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MOST ATHLETIC Janet Flint, Dick Stow BEST DRESSED Suzi Gutner, John Muzi BEST DANCERS Sue-z Mort, Paul Blecher WHCTS ian. 5 41 CLAS CLOWNS Jackie Weintraub, Jay Scott MOST STUDIOUS Tawn Stokes, Roman Hromnysky WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Robin, Bart Auerbach MOST VE RSATILE Joan Howell, Ken Anderson
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NOTED FOR escapades residence in Rm. 21 being asked to leave class walking too fast petiteness you decide short hair sports exploding pony tail vs. page boy fire fighting sneeze hair speeches in Meeting change of hair-do frankness laughing height giggles crazy antics new hair style crazy glasses Byronic qualities Ping POUS eyes crazy questions blue eyes conservative clothes height oversized compo- sitions class meeting silence singing ability smile losing everything keeping Trig class alive chaotic Sr. parties pessimistic predic- tions nothing in particular MIRROR PET EXPRESSION Ye don't say censored Why do you always pick on me? Nuts! Listen here dirl Come off of that Oh, nol Oh shucksl Take it easyl Sue, l absolutely diedl No kidding Yeah, sure. No! Excuse me for being late. 1 love Tom- but Oh you kidl l'll clue you Did you do your History? Oh, yeah. l am so shook. Well Gutner, could you die? . . . He's a doll What's this action I Oh no! Who needs this aggra- vation? . . . Hil l don 't know Gosh ? Hiya keedl Ing fine Uim-m-my Rats! Oh, you're funnyl City Morgue - slab 7. Well -- wel-l-l History is keeping me the Honor Roll Now why do I hear talking? , . , Creak . . . AM BITION run a State Store Archeologist abolish all teachers chatterbox 5' 2 put round circles in square pegs English major in college Nurse Journalist Modern dancer Fire inspector Scholar to have an ambition College professor marry Tom Physical therapist Teacher Foreign correspondent Home Ec teacher to have my name in lights Psychologist get along with her brother U. of P. football team Teacher Actress To own yellow con- vertible Firewoman retire Linguist writer Psychoanalyst speak in Meeting Kindergarten teacher get thinner Industrial Arts teacher potential retire with a large pension to be renovated DESTINY moonshiner gravedigger protector of the student silent films 6' under put nip in cat nip play at Carnegie Hall Farmer's wife Print-setter rheumatism water boy clerk at Leary's fortune-teller Journalist andfor poli- tician Sell pencils in 30th St. Station taffy puller run-away Paper boy short order cook Mechanic Patient apply to Byberry U. of P. chess club Pupil wash diapers take Yellow Cabs torch singer fisherman Spanish teacher at F,S.S comic strip lyricist Unseen advisor Woodbury have 12 children always wanting to get thinner pick handle salesman Unlimited retirement to collapse
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KEN ANDERSON leaves his love lives to Jane Stein. BART AUERBACH leaves Senior Class meetings to the next administration. PAUL BLECHER leaves Friend's Select . . . thank goodness! KEN BRADDOCK leaves his silence to all chatterboxes. CORNY DENNIS leaves physics lab to anyone who can take it. NANNETTE DETRICK leaves her late excuses to Gordon Yasinow. JOAN EPSTEIN leaves her dark eyebrows to Sally Reukauff. JANET FLINT leaves her shin guards to Anne Fry. MARGERY FRISCH leaves Spanish grammar to whoever wants it. SUZI GUTNER leave the faculty a quieter school. SUE MORT leave the faculty a quieter school. FRANK HARRISON leaves chem lab fires to Teacher Maria. PEDER HEINE leaves 'Lucky Strikes' to Master Alex. JOAN HOWELL leaves his interest in poetry to all future F.S.S. poets EILEEN KELLY leaves her ability to wear sweaters to Steve Wells ANJ A KOWALSKI leaves her mouthguard to anyone who needs it. MARILYN MARKU leaves her lunches to anyone who's hungry. GABRIEL MENKIN leaves his height to Johnny Wieland. ANNA MILLER leaves all the midshipmen to Sally Reukauff. MARTIE MOSS leaves her curly hair to Dottie Pincus' new hairdo EDITH MOY leaves her brother to anyone who wants him. JOHN MUZI . . . I shall return' . . . ELEANOR PITMAN leaves history to Master Alex. MICHELE ROBIN leaves her mother six more years of P.T.A. SUE ROOT leaves three years after her brother. GLORIA RYAN leaves patience to Jane Stein. J AY SCOTT leaves his ties to Jerry Borton. CLARA STEENE leaves her '98' to Teacher Mary. TAWN STOKES leaves the 'Caldron' folder to the Atlantic Monthly' RICHARD STOW leaves the soccer goal to Fred Campo. NORMAN WAXMAN leaves his finesse of alluring to Fred Campo. JOYCE WEBB leaves without waiting for Carolyn Klose. JACKIE WEINTRAUB leaves everything . . . everywhere. BILL WOODHEAD leaves Bob Berger the projector for next year. THE CLASS OF 1954 leaves . . . with a sigh of relief . . .
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