Eldred Central High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Eldred, NY)

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9g -534 X A , SENIOR ADVICE TO JUNIORS Sara Abbey--keep on taking teas ng the way you do that way it does not hurt Roy Decker We hope you learn to do your math alone, or Miss moberg will be charging you rent soon Joan Hensel Your frlendliness should do a lot towards helping you be come a wonderful nurse Toan Hill You have proven you can use your gift of nab As long as it doesn't become a burden, keep on using it Joan Meiritz lour personality can be a help to you, Joan, but don't overdo it Eileen Nolff Ne hope you go far with your musical ability haybe later on you can use a piano to charm the horses sleep Carol Wilson Jive us your tip on how to gain frlends,because you seem to have the answer We have no changes to make in your sweet disposition Alfred Roberts Is your motto 'Keep 'em laughingon It seems that way because we seldom see a sober face when you are around Esther maclntyre Your good nature and friendly manner should help you add to your already long list of friends down and show your class you can stick with them Inez Hooker Sometimes it's hard to figure out what you are talking about, but it's okay, because you seem to get along all right and gain fr'ends in spite of the fact Vayne Wells lour natural wit has brought smiles and laughs to all of Keep it up, for we engoy your visecracks Joan Rupp You have a carefree manner that makes you fun to be with Stay that way! Leona Miller Are you with us or agin us9 You're more fun,Leona, when you're with us Oren Spangenburg Don't spend too much time building a nhaloH,and you will find there are lots of other people in the world Isabel Getz Don't take it too hard when people don't agree with you Shake your curly head and give in Jary Eckhart It's not always a good policy to see how much you can get away with Take this advice to heart GX 30 vr 1 1 S 11 A I u ' O c s ' .to , -o 1 ' Y ' ' J Eileen Hotzler-You had some bad luck this year Eileen, but knuckle Q us. ' 1 . V' A .. 1 ff -- X J? T Il H

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Wa!! WE, iblfuu Aff,-M.LoJv.4,of the ii-J-f'L1.aJff4flfJ1-004' I' in the county of ' and STATE of 7XLur Ekvxi f, being of sound mind and body, do make, publish and declare this our last WILL AND TESTAMENT in manner f'ollowing,that is to say CHARLES WILSON leaves his masculine form to Jim Roberts WILLIAM WILLIAMS leaves his basketball ability to Jim Knight and Don Paulus JOHN NESCHREK leaves his ability to get along well with teachers to Joan Melrltz GEORGE FISHER leaves his political aspirations to Roy Decker MARJORIE HALLOCK leaves her quiet manner to Jane Getz DOROTHY MILLS leaves her skill for flattering to Emily Tripp FLORENCE POTH leaves her conduct marks in history to Joan Hensel VIRGINIA WORZEL leaves her ability to get along with people to Richard Wendt DORIS HAAS leaves her athletic talents to Marlon Hulse HIRLEY MYERS leaves her broad knowledge of litera ture to Dorothy Van Tuyl ALBERTA BRODMERKEL leaves her sweet way and pleasant personality to Leona Miller up pajamas to the class advisor on the Washington trip in '52 To ROY DECKER we leave a pair of roller skates, s he can get to Miss Moberg's room faster for help in Math To JOAN HILL we leave a full length mirror in the hall classroom, and cafeteria so she can always look her best To MISS BACHER we leave a class who will see eye to eye with her on the U N and not argue against it To MR STOFKA we leave a couple of students, as all the good ones are leaving To the UNDER GRADUATES we leave the best example of a class E C S ever ad To MR EBERS we leave a Senior class that won't try to run the school ve will COACH some athletes so he can regain the basket ball championship IN WITNESS WREREOF, We have hereby subscribed our name t , NEW YORK the,gg1day of ?,ANL,, in the year One thousand nine hundred and .5LlxWr. APM, Qiuj I o MISS MOBERG-leaves her short-sheeted bed and sewed- ' o l O I l h- I

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