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Class Will We, the class of '54, being of SOUND MIND do hereby make our class will, I, Jim Arnold, leave my CAR to Harold Funk. I hope it runs for you. I, Lois Wood, leave my position as Senior Class President to anyone who is capable of handling the job. I, Pete Wintersteen, leave my blue turtle neck sweater to Carolyn Boerenko. Hope it fits, Corky. 1. Sonja Carlton, leave my ping-pong ability to any Junior girl who will use it. I, Jim Mansfield, leave my beautiful D. A. to Gerald Snyder. Wear it always, Jerry. I, Beverly Keller, leave my trips to Schenectady to any Junior girl who will go there. I, Brian Mooney, leave my convertible top to any Junior who will take it. I, Emma Fuller, leave my scholastic ability to Pat Faber. Please use it, Patty. I, Bob Young, leave my ability to get along without girls to anyone who is man enough to do it. I, Joyce Clark, leave my cheerleading position to Jackie Quinn. Good luck, Jackie. I. Ross Christie, leave my wrist watch to Joe Manas. Hope you can carry it. Joe. I, Judie Morehouse, leave my piano playing to Dorothy Sanders. Carry on for me. Dot. I, Doug Van Wagenen, leave my job as class treasurer to Philip Arnold. I, Helen Traver, leave my ability to skip the Junior year to any Sophomore who is ready and willing to try. I, Bill Carnrick, leave my brown jacket to Alice Armer. Now you won't have to share it with me, Alice. I, Shirley Palmateer, leave my giggle to Sandra Smith, Have fun, Sandy.
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Class History We, the class of '54, entered the freshman ranks four short years ago with 23 members. We were busy getting acquainted with high-school so we didn't do much in the line of class activities. We didn’t elect any class officers but our Student Council members were Joan Landry and James Mansfield. Later in the year, James Mansfield was replaced by Ross Christie. In our sophomore year, our membership dropped to 21, but that year we gained two new members: Shirley Van Vranken and Brian Mooney. We didn't elect any officers this year, either. Our Student Council members were Joan Landry and Raymond Sherman. This was an uneventful year for activities too. However, it was our last year in the old school and we were all eagerly waiting to go to school in the new modern building which was now being built. In the spring Doug Van Wagenen joined us. When we entered our junior year we were 19 in membership. We lost some old members but gained one new member, Shirley Palmateer. We elected our class officers: president, James Mansfield; vice president, Beverly Keller; secretary, Doug Van Wagenen; treasurer, Judith Morehouse. Our student council members were Joan Landry and Ross Christie. This year we made up for our inactivity in the two previous years. The first big event of this year was ordering our class rings which we received in March. We sold refreshments at all home basketball games and we held an Old-Fashioned Square Dance in April. Our biggest job was publishing our Galway Piper. In June, we held our Junior Prom. By spring we had lost two members reducing our class to 17. Finally, we advanced into the next class and became what is known as seniors. This year is our last and it is hard to believe. Two of our members left us, and Helen Traver joined us, so now we have 16. We have elected officers: president, Lois Wood; vice president, Brian Mooney; treasurer, Judith Morehouse; and secretary, Doug Van Wagnen. Emma Fuller and Ross Christie are Student Council members. We have already held a spaghetti supper in December and expect to be quite busy the rest of the year. By the end of March, we expect to have raised enough money to go on our long awaited Washington trip in April. Then in June we graduate. To us graduating will be an added honor because we will be the largest graduating class since 1935. It will also be a time when we will look back and remember all the fun and troubles we have had; the education we received, especially in the new building; and our friends and teachers. So long, and good luck to the Class of '55, and to the classes that will be following the paths of our class of '54.
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