Earlville Central High School - Chemadon Yearbook (Earlville, NY)

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W. E, THE Class of '48, being of semiequal physical and mental ability, do declare this our last will and testament. Dot Dresser- Leaves her ability to type to Bob Austin and her way with the boys to Beverley Pitman. Ellen Izard- Leaves her deviltry to Irene Taylor and her eyes to Laura Scarlett. Rupert Tarbell- Leaves his physique to Marvin Jantzen and his bow ties to Ken Rodman. Roy Irwin- Leaves his athletic ability to George Mills and his refraining from girls to Jim Mykytyn. Doobie Chase-Leaves himself to the girls and his wooing ways to Paul Nower. Herbie Scott- Leaves his jokes to George McIntyre and ability to grease cars to joe Crandall. - Lamar Schoonmaker- Leaves her studiousness to Jane Russell and her dislike for boys to Mary Cooper. Juanita Onyan- Leaves her silly streaks to Dorothy Griffin and her bangs to Marge Head. Jackie Merkt- Leaves her ability of leadership and getting along with others to Betty Miner. Beverly Excell- Leaves her secretarial ability to Mary Arm Goodspeed and ' not letting anyone run over her to Audrey Thayer. Elouise Hartshorn- Leaves her talkatlveness to Bertha Schorer and her appe- tite to Opal Bigford. Mary Drake- Leaves her ladylike ways and quiet manners to Laura Baker. Norma Rothwell- Leaves her slim figure to Janet Knapp and Eleanor Schlernltzauer Wayne Russell- Leaves his musical ability and ability to drive a car to George Hendricks. Bob Walker- Leaves his red hair to Don Merkt and his mechanic ability to Hamp Miles. We leave to the teachers the following: Mr. Stormer-The quietness of our departure. Mr. Rowley-A bigger and better Sophomore History Class. Mrs. Nash-A cooperative Senior Class to put on a good Senior play. Mr. Zucchl-A paper doll--all his own. Mrs. Walker-A 1948 Cadillac, with chauffeur, to come to school in. Mr. Snell- A house closer to the school--closely guarded on Hallowe'en night. Miss LeClair-A few more pounds so she can really worry about getting fat. Miss Holmes and Miss Mang-A new furnished home with all the modern conveniences. Mrs. Frasure-A maid to do her housework--especially to scrub floors. Mr. Mykytyn-A new shipment of athletes to take the place of the Senior boys. Mr. Quinby-A chair, especially made to fit in trees. Miss Henty-A bathing suit with a well known name. SIGNED AND SEA LED this twenty-eighth day of June, One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Forty-eight. President - Se mf? WITNESSETH : P' Luadijiei ---.-54- Vice -President reasufef 12

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