Ellsworth High School - Ellsworthian Yearbook (Ellsworth, PA)

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1 BWUVNJF qs In the year 1927 a group of youngsters entered the threshold of knowledge with brilliant and intelligent faces. The girls were short dresses and had pigtails, ribbons, and locks of curly hair. The boys wore shorti pants and buster brown collars. throughout the years ' the change has been slight. The girls still wear short dresses and have ribbons and curls galore in their hair, but the boys have traded the short Pants for long ones. Mho said that woman changes her mind more A easily than a man? As for brilliant and intelligent faces, these qualities have remained exactly in that place therefore no change Las been brought about ' there. Throughout the years the class showed signs of be- coming a group of geniuses, but they studied too hard for their own good causing them to'swing'to the other extreme. In 1954 this same class came to cross roads and having chosen the road to the right. lThey hoped it was the right road! During their high school reign ma social gatherings were held which resulted in A bo?K a social and financial success. 'NoW, 1939 In the Year of Our Lbrd, will always be remembered by this sentimental class who will leave , the past be bygones and think of the future. Upon ' graduation in June another cross roads will be faced by them and a decision which will affect their entire future must be made at that time. History will not terminate at this particular point..fso say the egotistical seniorsl. The past and present will be written in history on account of wars and economical status of the countries buttthe future will go down in history as a Utopia because a small to group of thirty-four people lseniors of '59J who were influential and made a complete sane change in this world which we sometimes call Hcrazyn. Olga Damiani 1939 J. 5,456 v.,,,.Q.. . . . ,, V-h,,A.,..,:.-A ... . . .

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K . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1939, of the Ellsworth High School, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, in manner and form following, hereby revoking any will or wills hereto- fore made by us. We, the members of the Senior Class of 1939, leave to the honorable faculty our respect and admiration for their efforts and advice during our years in high school. To the Junior Class we leave our title of WDignified Seniorsn and bestow upon them the wishes for an honorable senior year. To the Sophomores we leave the care of the on- coming Freshmen and we beseech them to treat the class with honor and respect. To the Freshman Class we bequeath our popularity and hope that in four years they will be as happy as this departing class. We also bequeath to the whole student body the tradition and ideals of our class and demand that they duly revere them and carry on. Feeling the spirit of excess generosity we individually bequeath the following: Joan leaves her cluster of curls to Eugene Kennedy and Glenn Cox. Rome Ed leaves his popularity to Bruno Nuccetelli Jessie leaves her art of cheer-leading to Faye. Tom Lloyd leaves football ability to Tom Jenkins and Joe Pushkarich. Olga leaves her studiousness to Hazel Hahn. l Jim Gauriloff leaves his basketball ability to Alex Lee. Frank Ross leaves his good sportsmanship to Louis Daniloff and John Jamie. Valsie leaves her sense of humor to Matilda M. Al Tdkar leaves his love of the fair sex to Kenny Watson and Martin Terretti. Tom Shupinsky leaves his lateness to Prisills Miller and Frances Sabatini. I a ,