Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

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leave an extra period so he can get 1 2. To Larry Brown we some of his work done. 13. ToArland Bullock we leave some knowledge in algebra. 14. To Harriet Denton we leave Paul Whitmarsh’s address. 15. To Janette Chapin we leave a little more amibiton. 16. To Gail Fuller we leave a softer pair of boxing gloves to wear when boxing with his sister. 17. To Arlene Hartle we leave a road map so she can find her way to school more often. 18. To Clinton Hendrick we leave Clarence Skeldon’s attendance record. 19- To Kermit McGill we leave the ability to concentrate. 20. ToFrancis Roberts we leave some credit on basketball. 2 1. To Donald Rhode we leave some extra excuse blanks. 22. To James Smith we leave a little pep so he can move faster. 23. To Joanne Watson we leave some Pond’s lipstick for it stays on and on. 24. To Olive Webb and Celinda Skeldon we leave a perman- ent seat on the first bus load to Talcville. 25 . To Harold Whitmarsh we leave some of Violet Patience ’s mathematical ability.

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CLASS WILL We the class of 1948 of Edwards High School being of sound, but indifferent memory, do thus declare our wishes in this our last will and testament. 1. To Miss McGill we leave fond hopes for a less noisy senior class next year. 2. We leave our hopes that Mrs.Rathbun will have a larger French 3 class next year. 3. To Mr. Smith we leave the first chance for what the food’s class makes so he’ll have a snack during the day. 4. We leave Mrs. Smith an accompanist to take Jeanette Todd Hobbie’s place. 5. To Miss Bloomfield we leave a key to the filing cabinet so she won’t have to bother Mr. Smith so often next year. 6. We leave Mrs. Webb plenty of cloth to beautify the home economics room. 7. To Mrs. Holmes we will a new globe in memory of Kenny Hughes. 8. To the juniors we leave our seats in the home room. 9. We leave the sophomores our ability to earn money for their class trip. 10. To the freshman we will our great ambition. 12. To Harold Aldrich we leave Bruce Brown’s position on the oasketball team.

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26. To Louis Zaluski, his brother leaves his way with women. 27. To Inez Given we leave equipment for a beauty parlor. 28 To Nancy Given and Lucy Schwerdfager, Phyllis Whitmarsh and Helen Cole leave their place in the ice cream parlor. 29. To Hazel Hall we will some more urge to attend school. 30. To Vernon Lutz we leave some vitamin pills. 3 1. George Hurley leaves Dorene Lytle some of his am- bition. 32. To Marion Lutz and Dorothy Matejcik we leave a wish of good luck in their twirling. 33. To Frank Noble, Bruce Brown leaves his position on the basketball team. 34. Tojames Wood, Kenny Hughes leaves some of his 6’ 2”. 35. To Robert Sullivan, Robert Perry leaves his place on the honor roll. 35. To Grace Rice, Eleanor Morrissey leaves her ability to enjoy dancing. 37. Wesley Brailey is willed Judy Fuller’s ability to do biology. 38. To Leo Aberill, Beatrice Bishop leaves her executive ability as class president. 39. To Charles Bowman we leave Leo Averill’s shadow .