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 - Class of 1952

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of '52, being in comparatively sound mind do solemnly declare this our last will and testament. To any aspiring pharmacist. Faith Allouay leaves her job in Strong's. Herbie Andersen’s stature is left to John Sinnock. Dale Bromley gratefully receives the blond, curly hair which attracts women and was left to him by Reynell Andrews. The F. F. A. honors of Robert Andryszak arc left to Lloyd Jackson. Susan Barnes leaves her ability to get along with next year's football captain to Coach Young and Coach Dunn. To all the bashful beaus of the Junior Class, James Barron leaves his way with women. A map of parking places —without meters—is left by Nicky Boley. Joey Brink leaves his position in the Honor Society to Charlie Bende. Duane Bruen leaves his set-shots to Gene Kolman. He doesn't need much practice on them, either. One pair of bowling shoes are reluctantly left by Warren Cherveny to Fred May. Charlie Cox leaves a fervent prayer for the success of the Junior Class. Bud Kroll receives Walt DuVall's diminishing prejudices against wine, women and song. Peter Earle leaves his political ways to Jean Sawyer. Pete Eisma regretfully leaves his football drive” to Roy Gillespie. His deep appreciation for Bach and Shubert is left by Bob Earley to Uner Helhoski. Ronnie Fear leaves his ability to get around” to Dave Barbuti. A seat in French 3 is left to Clarice Coleman by Joan Fischer. John Germain leaves his horses to Joan Knapp. A brain is left by Dick Hansen to anyone who needs it. Jean Hawkins leaves her appreciation of that certain group of Junior boys to the Junior girls. Richie Osburn has practically taken it anyway, so Joey Hawkins leaves him his key to the Senior soda room. One left arm is left to David Dill by Bill Hawkins. Bob Jensen leaves his many shop classes to George Peavy. Donnie Keeney leaves his ability to head the soccer ball to LeRoy Barnes. David Keller's Modern Handwriting is left to anyone who can interpret it. To anyone who likes to eat, Joan Leuis leaves her cafeteria position. The conference room is left by Pat Lewis to a certain Junior boy. Mary Luft leaves her bewitching way with John Rasczewski to Wilma Harding. Her formula for form is left by Janet Lynch to Janet Conklin. Kenny Hawkins welcomes the basketball height left to him by Trudy Mabee. Donny Marsh leaves Rosenberg's. Jim McGarry's boundless knowledge of English is left to Louie Myruski. One dark corner, size 6' by 8,’ in the far hall is left to Steve Hopkins by Jim Pelzen. It looks as though Steve will be needing it! Frank Critelli isn't sure he wants the ability to stay out of trouble and get along with the teachers which was left to him by Gloria Pierce. Catherine Quackenbush leaves her vast knowledge of facts to Jim Derby. D'Ambrosi's night club is reluctantly given to Paul Kroll by John Rasczewski. Jack Richner leaves Lincoln Avenue Speedway to Mike Mulhair. Frances Sanok gladly shoves her onions on anyone who doesn't know how to cry. Paul Starkey leaves his wrestling unlimited class to Skippy Kruger. Roger Starkey s station wagon is left to Mr. Kennett to add to his taxi service. Arlene Stiller leaves that certain Sophomore Jayvee basketball player to Mona Pellew. John Szarwark leaves his much-needed car to Doug Spiers. Lotte Tobias finally leaves Frances and Grace. Candy macaroons are left to Mary Smith by Frieda Turksma. Alice Tuthill is just leaving—and taking that certain soccer captain with her. Barbara Freedman receives Minerva Velez's ability to speak Spanish. Pat Fitzpatrick accepts with anguish Johanna Vetri's ability to wear high heels. A typewriter is left by Edna Vogel to anyone who needs it. Grace Wager leaves her gift of gab to Violet Mercer. Muriel Waibel’s sereneness is left to Mary Ann Tharaldson. John Steffens gigglily accepts Fred Walsh’s giggle. Dolly White's enduring ability to stick to one man is left to Eleanor Polhemus. Daniel Wood leaves his sleeping pills to John Keller. One horn is left by Phil Young to anyone who has the strength to blow it. Rose Zalonski’s poodle cut is left to Jo Salamone. 15

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