Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

Page 50 text:

Wkfiwyv was 9'?K 'A r' Mf wifi? amgzwfga W A 3 MW W, Mfwv I . jg , 34593 W M wx' W MW A EY J S1 Mfg! 95' Jglz 5 H15 ,M My ii KQMOQQLMV Qiyfwyi , W 3 :W QS

Page 49 text:

Edward Routhier leaves his girl - but not to anyone. Mary Sanders leaves walking her dog Noodles. Carol Schmidt leaves her natural blonde hair to those who have to use peroxide. William Schumann leaves his wireless to all who are interested in listening to people talk on the telephone. Robert Skrocki leaves his sly remarks in English to David Mitchell. Frank Skrzyniarz leaves his studious ways to any under-classman who feels like studying. Josephine Slater leaves her speed in shorthand to any junior who can do half as well. Dorothy Stempel leaves her extensive vocabulary to Charles Patterson. Jimmy Stone leaves his admirers to Bernie Kober. Cecile St. Martin leaves her weird laugh to haunt the halls of E. H. S. Corinne St. Martin leaves her cheering uniform to Carole Kinlock. Pat Tourville leaves her chemistry ability to Barbara Klekotka. Tommy Walsh leaves his snap courses to any freshman who may need the credits. Gail Wolfram leaves her mischievous ideas to Maryann Parrow. Stanley Zawacki leaves his love for the outdoors to Carol Landry. The foregoing instrument was on the date above given and in our presence, signed, sealed, published, and declared by us, the Class of 1956, the testator, named therein, and as for our last will and testament, hereupon we, the under- signed, at our request, and in our presence, and in the presence of, each other, have hereunto signed our names as witnesses thereto: ft? .Ma ?1,',.'.,, 45

Page 51 text:

Class Officers President ...,..,................................... Charles Patterson Vice-President .......... .....,.........,., R obert Craig Secretary ..,........... ........ A llen Howland Treasurer .. ............... Marie Waltz Advisor ..,..... ......... M iss Lou Lyman