Eastchester High School - La Souvenir Yearbook (Eastchester, NY)

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CHHISS Wiln-CONTINUED lohn Heavey leaves his English homework to Melvin Fried. Anthony Marciano and Blanche Nisbet leave their determination to get a bigger and better orchestra to Emily Vasile and Edythe Dusenbury. Iames Gallo and F rank Gavalis leave their high feelings for Home Room meetings to Mario Bargellini. Dorathy McGinness leaves her tactful Ways of getting in and out of ar- guments to Elsie Cavuoto. Annette Corradi leaves her cool, calm, and collected Ways to Anna Cerasi. ' Iohn Kobylack leaves his dynamic ways with the Women to Warren Lee. Catherine Evangelista leaves her magnetic personality and ever-pleasing smile to Emily Vasile. Natalie Warren and Edith Wilshusen leave their life-long friendship to D. I. Mahoney and Gina Springhorn. Dolores Foglietta leaves her poetic ability to Violet Schmidt. Mary Georgio and Georgette La Marsh leave their dance routines to Iune Knapp and Loretta Zulli. Richard Garon Virginia Lee Buermann LE SUUVENIR .l-iq Page Forty-one

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fCll2llSS lWilllLCONTlNUED Doris Ball and Grace Miller leave their History C answers to Edward Heinzinger. Marion Tarter reluctantly leaves her operetta roles for iuture Miss Up and Comings to grapple for. Raymond Matteau leaves his much admired executive ability, as presi- dent of the senior class, to his successor. Peter Basile leaves his book on History C Magic to his brother, Frank. Fred Saunders leaves his wolf call to up and coming wolves. Marianna Rocco leaves her outstanding secretarial ability to Helen Solensky. Claire Sparacin leaves her hard work and sincere wishes to the next editor of Le Souvenir . William Purcell, Gerard Cusick and Iohn Cooke leave their unfinished de- tention to Francis Niles. Natalie Vasile leaves her knowledge of holding your man to any under- graduates interested. Betty Wheeler leaves her never-exhausted datebook to Betty Lou Kettner. Lillian Castelluccio leaves her third floor chair for rent. Beatrice Noback leaves Dan Cupid and his darts to Margaret Fetzer. Robert Knowles and Wylie Tuttle leave their meek and shy manners to Washington Serini and Frank Bianco. Ierry Foley leaves his popularity as president of the Comitia to his suc- cessor. Dorothy and Winnie Dusenbury leave their carefree personalities tor their sister, Edythe, to carry on. Emilio Santipadri and Barbara Graetenecker leave their artistic ability to future Rembrandts. layne Cade and Mary Sheehan leave their jolly jokes to Isabelle Santipadri. Gloria Fusaro would leave her dimples to her sister, if she had any, Richard Snowdon leaves his haircut to the boys at Yale. Gerry Weggenman leaves her line to President Roosevelt. Harold Page leaves his oratorical powers to Norma Voelker. Robert Neukirch refuses to leave his new car. lLlE SOlUVlENlllR Page Forty

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