Essex Agricultural and Technical Institute - Aggie / Maple Yearbook (Hathorne, MA)

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To Donald Robenson, Earl Smith, Jr. leaves his ability to crack up cars. I, Fred Stafford, leave my ability to be track team rabbit to John Baldi. To his brother Philip, Richard Longo leaves his ability to cause trouble and not get caught. Sue Jackman leaves her ability to get along with Mr. Muldoon to little Murph, she'll need it. I leave my shirt to Bob Shaw in hope that he will fit into it better than I, and to Dave Nappi I leave my cleets and wish that they carry him to touchdowns and success. Ed Obdens. Nickolas Forbes leaves to Glen Hunt his ability to make excuses for not doing his homework. To Jerry Finn. Richard French leaves his ability to get into trouble and not get caught. I leave my love for Pentucket to John Peel. (Mrs.) Florence Hemmingway. To you Dave Smith, I leave my dynamic ability for racing, James Tim- mons. Stanley Kalishman leaves to Dick Nodstrum his ability to talk a lot. Jack Sample leaves his ability to wreck Chevys to Ricky Hartung. I, Harold Powell will to James Gaieski my veterinary ambitions and also my weak stomach. The ability to get out of Doc's class is left by John Spencer to any under - classman. I, Peter Wormstead, leave my ability to descend from a tree without using a taunt line hitch to Guy Darisse. John Sandlin is left Paul Walkers' ability to judge milk. George Hogan leaves his ability to fall asleep in class. Jim Sandlin leaves to John Medwid his ability to deliver fruit baskets. I, George Widfeldt leave my ability to forge notes to anyone who can get away with it.

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CLASS WILL Roger Conant leaves to John Poirier his little red book, which contains names and phone numbers of all the best loan agencies. To anyone in the junior class who can use them, Thomas DiNocco leaves his keys. Cassie is the lucky recipient of Gil Fittons superior strength. Jim Cassie is also left by Bil Gagnon his ability to get F's during bas- ketball season. Steve Birch leaves his best qualities and abilities to Yann Kaloustian. His ability to run the projector is left by Bob Sterling to anyone in Junior Dairy. | To Mouse Orcutt, Bob White leaves his ability to get to school late. Ricky Hartung is the lucky receiver of Rodney Banks ability to get caught at everything he does. Richard Murray leaves his sneakers to Dave Smith Dick also says, I hope you have better luck with them than I did, Dave. Nappi, Athanas, and Mac are left the amazing Charm and Personality of Jimmy Stathis. 7 The fruit judging ability of Billy Rudd is left to Paul Provencher. To my little friend Jimmy Cassie, I leave my forward spot in basketball and my ability to miss easy bunnies (Earle Carpenter). Michael Clery leaves his ability to judge dairy cattle to Bob Albach. Bill Kadlees ability to sleep in class without getting caught is left to Donald Robinson. Donald Robinson is also left the ability to talk his way out of speeding tickets with the cops by Brad Silsby. Steven Downey leaves his great ability to get along good with Mr. Curtis to Al Downey, Skip Freitag and Gary Evans. To anyone who wants it, Dot Jackman leaves her ability to blush at the wrong time. To any poor, deserving underclassman, Cliff Bourne leaves his many months of work at the barn. To my fellow underclassmen, I leave these words of wisdom. Take Heed boys! Never underestimate the power of a women (Marianne Red Mahoney). Jim Lewis leaves his ability to find people who are giving things away. To Ralph Boragine and Roger Cote, John DeFusco leaves his ability to get on the good side of a certain vegetable instructor. Bruce Eisenhauer leaves to Bill Robley my Fiat along with a thimble full of gas. Bill Davis leaves his ability of not getting caught while fooling around in class to Donald Robinson. Terry Kennedy is left Howie Grohmans' ability of not being to scared during football games. Attention underclassmen! Frank Sworobowicz leaves his ability to get to work late. Frank Militello leaves his ability to get caught fooling and get a Saturday to Jim Cassie. 16

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CLASS PHOPHECT What a r eunion! Last night, all our old classmates got together to talk over old times. It was interesting to find out what they did with the training they received at the Aggie. Mike Clery has a very successful herd of Purebred Guernsey cattle. He told me that Tommy DiNocco is the commanding officer of the First Armored Tank Division. Happy motoring Tom! Bill Davis made a big splash in the dairy industry in Haverhill. He just began a new advertising campaign; selling ''Davis Dainty Dairy Products! I met Roger Conant at the beginning of the party. He's taken Lloyd Bridges’ place in Sea Hunt and is also working with his father, part time. | It was no news that Ted Carpenter is playing for the Boston Celtics. He's right on the ball! A roll on some bongos drew my attention and J turned to find a bearded Steve Bergendahl. He's a beat-nik artist from upper Greenwich Village. Cool man! Around Steve stood Bruce Eisenhauer, Gil Fitton, and Dick French. Bruce told me that he was running his own Florist's shop. Many Aggie students come to him for their corsages, because he specializes in corsages that don't break up! Gil Fitton is a Forest Ranger in Washington State. He has been on television advertising bathing suits and Camels, the man's cigarette. Dick French is a part time stock car racer and a full-time manager of a golf club. Find those balls, caddies! Howie Grohman told me that he is running a thriving landscaping business, and that he is also playing a little bit of semipro football. Florence Hemingway is still making Paul happy. She's the proud mother of six children and is expecting her seventh in June. Talking to Florence was Dot Jackman. She's also got six children, and is married to a famous fortuneteller. She always said that she wanted to explore the future! Billy Kadlec, Brad Silsby, and Cliff Bourne were talking together, comparing notes about their business, farming. Bill is the manager of Alfalfa Farm, and is much feared for his Grand Champion animals by other farmers all over the country. Brad Silsby owns a large farm in Vermont, and has done much to advance the cause of the Holstein Breeding Association. Cliff Bourne is running a farm in Dracut. He fulfilled the desire of every young farm hand; he bought his boss out of business! Jimmy Lewis is an army mechanic. He spends the greater part of his time fixing up staff cars for speed-happy soldiers. Dick Longo came to the party wearing a ten-gallon hat and cowboy boots. He bought out the famous King ranch and is using it for a dry-cow pasture! Marianne Mahoney is still training race horses. She has several strings of her own racing all over the country. Watch out for those saddle sores! Ed Obdens is teaching landscape gardening at Stockbridge. He's also the assistant coach for the University's football team. Bill Rudd told me that he is the foreman of the Fruit department at the Aggie. He's still working under Mr. Kelly, and they spend most of their day trying to outtalk each other! John Sample is a Private in the Army. He has been sent to Officers’ Training School three times, but skipped out too often to graduate! Jim Timmons has gone far! He's the Sergeant of the motor pool at Fort Knox. Keep honest kid!