Girard High School - Reflector Yearbook (Girard, OH)

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Seniors, Moving To Higher Things, Make Their Last Will Ruth Anderson leaves her many beaux To Harriett Humble, who knows what goes. Ann Arbutina leaves her manners so sweet To Mary lane Pallone, who is so neat. Marian Baldwin leaves her love of typing To Patty Kren, who has the same liking. Bob Barnes leaves his little white car To Mary lane Thomas, who will go tar. Bill Bigley leaves his curly blond hair To Corinne Davey, who is so fair. Tom Blackstone leaves his hopped-up cars To anyone wanting to go to Mars. Patricia Blair leaves her nifty clothes To dazzle Patti Shatier's beaux. Bud Bornemiss leaves his ilirtatious ways To help Alan Barlis keep girls in a daze. Ian Bujher leaves her job at Rodney Ann's To Eugene Maiorana and their other fans. Susan Carnahan leaves her freckles cute To Terry O'Neil, who has more to boot. Nancy Chapman wills her cheering technique To Mary Pellizzeri. who can't be beat. Mae Charles leaves her giggle so merry To ever-so-happy Emma Ann Carey. Anthony Chila leaves his music so gay To bring lim Iones success some day. Bob Conley -leaves his legs so long To Tom Schubert, whose aren't so far gone. lim Conlin leaves his dancing steps To Sandy Cretella, who is really hep. Ice Constantino leaves his nice physique To go with Billy Carey's technique. George Cornell leaves his humor so keen To sister Iane, a fun-loving queen. Ioe Costarella wills his music knowledge To put a future musician through college. lim Criscione leaves his likable shyness To go with Iackie Emch's spryness. Agnes Cross leaves her surplus laughter For further use, now and after. Robert Crum leaves his stature so short 'l'o Danny Marks, who is of the same sort. Nancy Daugherty leaves her devilish way For Eleanor Luzar to match some day. Webster Dawson leaves his basketball fame To Richard Pasko, who knows the game. Mary Ann DeFalco leaves her vitality To add to Betty Funaro's personality. Louis Della Penna leaves his catty ways To go with those of Ioey Reyes. El Dellesky leaves her out-of-town dates To Sally Stambaugh, who already rates. Iohn DeMarco leaves his muscles galore To Bubbles Jones. who could use more. Mary DiCesare leaves her sparkling eyes To help all girls to catch their guys. Carolyn Dill leaves her posture and poise To sister Ioanne, who makes little noise. Buddy Douglas leaves his laugh so cheerful So that the Iuniors may never be tearful. Herman Draves leaves his quiet way For all noisy Freshmen to learn some day. Bill Ellis leaves his love of art To Mary Bolock, who's right for the part. lack England leaves his easily said name To F. Max., who wishes he had the same. Tex Enyeart leaves her job at Handy Andy's To The K.M.U.K.'s, a bunch of dandies. Rich Esposito leaves his smiling face For sister Verna to keep up the pace. ' Barb Evans leaves her come-hither glances For all the girls to use at dances. lohn Ezzo leaves his adorable blush To Andy Aurilio, whom all the girls rush. Richard Fitzgerald leaves his little book To John Guidubaldi. who'll take a look. FEE 27

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Ianice Forney leaves her skin so white To Clorinda Merrick, who'l1 treat it all right. lanice Frankford leaves her temper so sunny To Iudy Christy, who's as cute as a bunny. Cathy I-'unk leaves her attractive red hair To match Ioan Walker's complexion so fair. Trese Gargoline leaves her voice so mellow To help some Sophomore catch her fellow. Ron Garman leaves his personality To hob-nob with Ianice I-lake's mentality. lim Gray leaves his jokes in Nelson's class To commercial students who expect to pass. David Green leaves his posture so straight To all the boys who want to rate. David Houlihan leaves his handsome looks To take the girls' minds from their books. Iudy Humble leaves her acting in plays To 'Lizbeth Davis, who's sweet in all ways. Nancy Hutteman leaves her way with boys To go with Eileen O'Connell's poise. Ivan Iacobs leaves to Margie Zander His ambition to be a jazz bander. David Iohnson leaves his high l.Q. To help Paul McClaskey out of a stew. Loretta Iones leaves her personality swell To her sister Mary Lou, who can do as well. Richard Iones leaves his bowling skill To lack Housteau, who fills the bill. Robert Iones leaves his government lore To any one who needs some more. Charles Iorza leaves his Dynamite fame To Steve Clapp, who is known for the same. Rita Iulius leaves her slow moving pace To eighth graders who run all over the place. Richard Kay leaves his woman-wooing powers For Donnie Ezzo's romantic hours. Sis Kennedy leaves her grace and charms To that cute Freshman, Marleta Bames. Bunny Kope leaves her fresh fair beauty To Bonnie Blair, that Freshman cutie. Bill Luzar leaves his swoon-bait voice To Frank Pavlick, a popular choice. Chuck Maas leaves his acting on stage For Bill Workman to become the rage. Sandy MacLean leaves her sophistication For Iacqui Fialla's information Ioe Maderitz leaves his many jokes For Bob Kennedy's use while sipping cokes. Dot Maholtz leaves her loads of pep To Ioanne Stibinger, who is really hep. Rosa Maiorana leaves her love of laughter To G.H.S. forever after. Barb Makar leaves her laughter jolly To ease Iohn Kraynak's melancholy. Bob Makar leaves his basketball game For Rusty Swegan to carry to fame. Gary Marks leaves his ability as host To whoever needs it most. Bob Matekovich leaves his handsome physique To Iohn Gunyula, who is really sleek. Don Miller leaves his baby doll looks For girls to collect in their scrapbooks. Adele Minear leaves her beautiful eyes 'l'o aid Diana Young in catching sighs. Paul Monteleone leaves his originality For Penny Battin's personality. Dick Moore leaves his rhythmic beat For all the kids dead on their feet. Edwin Morris leaves his quiet ways For soothing Bob Brock's restless days. Katherine Nace her piano will leave For a talented underclassman to receive. Dominic Nespeca leaves his football frame To help Tony Latell's rising fame. Roger Nitsky leaves his souped-up car To carry future hotrodders far.