Galway Central High School - Piper Yearbook (Galway, NY)

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 CL'. 33 ILL - T l'-jx '. :cnt c, the class of ’43, being of sound nix’ and good Judrucst, c'o hereby icf e this our 1'st T ill aid test crest. The fortunes and favors of our class are many; consequently :;e are passing on to our successors none of our lot as follows: Claire Comfort loaves her restless roods and talkative spirit to Carl Sohrnidt in hope that Carl will conquer these traits, for the teachers’ sake. Lorraine I)6 3Hoehcs bequeaths her expression Re-a.h-lly(her one form of picturesque speech) to Virginia Xi-.brii, is t..ia the hoy word to lj.’s success in the fiold of nen? Shirley Hunt or leaves liar ability a. 3 2 yrc t pianist to Esther Shattuc . Shirley I'nlghts beeac ths her wide field of br.ovledye end studious manner to : arr' Crrey who is often h° rd saying, Ho- do you do it, Shirley? Betty , lole leaves her ’ downright franhnoss to Abbey Crrey. Can you do as well, A. 0.? • e hops 30.’ ' V -

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 h ■ Norma Ryder whom v:e are sure will have an en- Lottie Leszcaynska leaves her voice to i Ryder whom we are sure will have joyeable time coming up to Our Lottie . Beulah Oakes bequeaths' her keen ear for music tc Johnny Kavanaugh. Shirley Palmer leaves her unrelenting patience to Eleanor Podhajecki. Helen Shatas bequeaths her shyness and quiot manner to Paul Close and hopes he will take the hint. Helen Schmidt leaves her great ability in putting. that bass viol through its stens to whomever takes her place behind that time-honored instrument. Stanley Staber leaves his purty waves tb his shadow, Morris Sonic, in hopc3 that .Morris will take as good ca.ro of them as Stanley has. Don't disappoint us, Morris. Disrespectfully submitted, Claire Comfort Betty Male N