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se CZ... 'MJ M ,SZMOF CEM 0 1953 I lib I Donald Ainsworth leave my locker to Bob Whirlow I We Robert Andrews and Norman Burbage leave and hope the school can I I I struggle along without us Patsy Aulisa leave all my things to John Gatta Catherine Bachle, leave my figure to my sister Mickey . I , Carl Baker, leave mywillingnesstogive teachers a hard time to Tom Jones. , Bob Baker, leave. Ida Mae Barber, leave my place in the Glee Club to Shirley Booth. Gil Bardsley, leave my football socks to Charles Higler Betty Barnett, leave Gene Soltner to Shirley Smith. - i I O! e ' f ' , l l I l l I, , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ruth Barrowclough, leave my basketball ability to Nancy Rogers. Dave Bartow, leave my parking spot to someone who has a Cadillac. Alice Baxter, leave my troubles to Betty Allen. Shirley Baxter, leave all my stolen lunches to the people who ate them. I , Lois Beacham, leave. Norman Beck, leave my curly hair to Jack Stinson. Doris Blizzard, leave my weight to Janice Harvey. Kenneth Brown, leave. Lela Brush, leave my ability to get along with Matteo to Violet Schaffer. John Caldwell, leave with the rest of the class. Connie Calise, leave the care of my brother, Joe, to Joan Wentzel . Crash Campbell, leave my ability to get out of class early to pretty boy Shoop. Loretta Clark, leave my ability to get along with Mr. Smith to any junior who wants it. Frances Clegg, leave to raise my own football team in hopes thatEddystone will someday beat Ridley Township. Helena Coale, leave my extra lunch periods to my sister Sybil. Jean Cobots, leave my ability to sell candy and peddle pencilsto the new Honor Society members. John Collins, leave my seat in Home Ec. to anyone who wants it. I I , Bill Conners, leave. Barbara Conrad, leave my ability to getalong with Mr . Rarick to Doro Fisher. Joe Conway, will my sports ability to Edgar Trout. Shirley Crompton, leave the broken water pipes to the next senior class. Don Crowder, leave my energy and good looks to anyone who wants them I , Don Curry, leave. John D'Amico, leave and take Shirley Doyle with me. Shirley Denny, leave my brother David to take care of June. George DePaulo, leave my ability to bum pennies to Phil Patrone. I , MGVY DSSCIHYO, leave myability to gettoschoolontimeto MarieWilIiams. Francis Doughtery, leave my math ability to Bob Whirlow. Shirley Doyle, leave my height to Barbara Rinehart. L 5+ 5 :T ' ti ,, ' I 3, ..-
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75. ug. K It , A. '.,.,s . MARY ANN WILL COMMERCIAL COURSE EDDYSTONE, PA. Mary Ann can be seen driving around in a Ford with M. G. C. She likes Rocky, drive-in movies, and telling tall tales, dislikes gabby people and hoagies. Her ambitions are: money and matrimony, Pet Peeves: clicks and constant com- plaints. Her favorite saying is Charge . Activities: Beacon 4, Hockey 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Sci- ence Club 2, Student Council 4. MARGUERITE E. ZIMATH COMMERCIAL EDDYSTONE ZEKE can be seen driving around in a Mercury , She likes George, Sports, and English Class: dislikes two-faced girls, and wise guys. Leke's ambition is owning a fur coat and getting married. Pet- peeve is people that use profane language. How very Rare is her favorite saying. Activities: Glee Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3,4, Prom De- corating Committee 3. AGNES WILLIAMS COMMERCIAL COURSE TRAINER, PA. Aggie's ambition is to become a secretary. Her pastimes are danc- ing, movies, and sports. She likes C h a r lie and dislikes unsociable people. Aggie's Pet Peeve is, staying after school, and her fav- orite sa ying is That's Clever . Activities: Basketball 2, Student Council 4, Art 3, Beacon 4, Science Club 4, Social Dancing 4, Inter- Mural Basketball 4. enior it B- ELEANOR WRIGHT COMMERCIAL COURSE TRAINER, PA. Eleanor enjoys dancing, sleeping, money, hoagies, Shorthand. Likes C u r r y, dislikes flighty people. Eleanor's ambitions aregmarry Cur- ry, beastenographer, make lots of money and have expensive clothes. Her Pet Peevegfavoritisms and pre- judices amongst teachers. Activi- ties: Basketball 2, Swimming 2, 3, Beacon 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Colorguard 2. GEORGE JOHN ZIZMONT ACEDAMIC UPLAND Ziz , who spends much of his time fishing and gunning, also a great interestin Sports. His one and only dislikes is classes in school. He has one a mbition', like many of his other friends, to be a millionaire and a Pet Peeve of Uno-money . Ziz's favorite saying is Hey- Girl . Activities: Football 2, 3. 4, Basketball 3. :SONS srl -.... . 40 1 4.
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5 F Dorothy Durrett leave my height to Nancy Rodgers Rhoda Eastburn leave my ability to play basketball to Barbara Lucas Lois Ann Embert leave my ability to get along with Miss Young to Phyllis Croop Charles Epler leave my good marks to Vince Bartholf Alice Ersek leave my ability to come to school to Shirley Weaver William Easterling leave my brains to Jerry Shoop Betty Ewing, leave my ability to get to school on time to Ed McClure. I ,Roland Faries, leave my abilityas an electrical wizzard and position among heroes to Chester McGee. , William Fawcett, leave my extra tooth to Frank Waley. Ronald Fenstermacher, leave my football locker to anyone who can stand strong smells. ll 1 . ' ll n I la 0 0 . 0 lr I 2 gf . ' .. ' .- i I, .. . I . l I l lv I y I l li Anthony Fiorelli, leave. Joyce Green, leave my ability to get bus tickets on time to Kitty Olson. Gene Guthan, do not leave anything because l may not leave. Marguerite Hefton, leave my sister Theresa to anyone who wants her. Lois Jean Hergert, leave my chewing gum in Mr. Rarick's room to anyone who can afford it. Nancy Hester, leave my daily walk from the second floor to the Home Economics room to the kid with the big Feet, Jane Hergert, Barbara Hillarcl, leave my brother Dean, to the girls at Eddystone High School. Jim Hughes, leave with the rest of the boys. Mary Alice Hutton, leave my seat in History class to Joan Basht. Paul Johns, leave my books to George Covey if he thinks he can carry them . Harold Johnson, leave my loafing ability to Harry Porter. Dick Jones, leave my ability to play Football to Champ Powell. Eileen Kerr, leave my natural blond hair to Ruth Gartside. Barbara Korab, leave Mr. Erb and our 3:l5 dates. Anna Korch, leave my absenteeism to Larry Drennen. Frances Latocha, leave my sense of humor to Frances Lynch. Gus Lotsis, leave. Jack Love, leave with the Class of 53. Robert Mahler, leave my ability in wooclshop to Henry Billbrough. Jean Marker, leave. Patsy Martin, leave my sports ability to Marie Walsh. Laura Maslin, leave my ability to do art to Hazel Ruebeck. Ronald Matteo, leave after 14 years. Shirley McClain, leave with the Class of 53. Harriet McNicholas, leave my quietness to Marie Walsh. Joan Mead, leave my ability to play center half on the Hockey team to Bessie Walsh. Asher Melson, leave Henry Billbrough to the eight grade girls. Richard Miller, leave my car keys to Mr. Fryer. Lorraine Montieth, leave my ability to flirt to Peggy Rivas. John Montella, leave my girlfriend to Chester McGee. Lois Montella, leave my ability to get to classes late to Pam Silva. Reese Moore, will leave my brains to Kerry Dodson. AZ Z f . 4 YY4,.1-l i 'I-,W , f
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