Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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I, Belva Lamb, do bequeath my spills and thrills in Driver Training to Mr. Flana- gan in hopes he will install those rubber gears. I, Robert Lee, do bequeath my address book encompassing Malone, Massena and I Madrid to anyone who is fancy free. I, Ashton Liscum, do leave for Massena. I, Charles Lynde, do bequeath my title of the Whip GJ to up and coming whirlers. ' ' Keith Lynde, do bequeath my ability to get things done right to Leo Benware. Ida Manzolati, do bequeath my title of Queen of the Balmat Bus to Joan Hance. I,. Janis Matthews, do bequeath the management of the Dean Hi-Lites to George Tait. ' I, Betty McEathron, do not bequeath my interest in the McEathron-Bacon trucking firm to anyone. I, Barbara Mercer, do bequeath my position as head of the bottle washing de- ' partment of Mercer's Jersey Farm to Dale McKinney. I, Joyce Mills, do bequeath my voice to the A Cappella choir. I, Laura Moore, do bequeath Roy Dusharm back to the school where I found him. I, Bradley Murray, do leave to direct tugboat traffic in New York Harbor for the Naval Reserve. I, Joyce Nace, do bequeath my absences to Marlene Apple. I, Sally Patton, do bequeath my long walk from the West Side to my sister. Allen Pedroza, do bequeath my secret messages to the Chinese underground. Richard Perrin, do leave for ATI to find mechanics, agriculture and a good time. I, Ronald Phelps, do bequeath my helpfulness in the shop to Donald Maloy. I, Joyce Putman, do bequeath the paper route to Bill to run all alone. I, Robert Raynor, do bequeath my title of Lord Chesterfield to Douglas Harper, author of Smoke Gets in Your Lungs. I, Jean Refici, do bequeath my job of bringing visitors to school to Edie Mat- thews. I, Beverly Ritchie, do bequeath my job of giving motherly advice to Mary Lou Rouse. I, Laura Serviss, do bequeath my place as the shortest in the class to Sally Craig. I, Raymond Sibley, do bequeath my driving technique to Lucky Teeter. I, George Swem, do bequeath my quiet manners to Loren Richardson. I, Keith Tamblin, do leave Benware and Hurst. x Eloise Tibbits, do bequeath my interest in gym to Margaret Adams. Ruth VanDuzee, do leave to become Mrs. McAdam. I, Fern Wells, do bequeath my job in the Graylyn to anyone who likes late hours. I, Monroe,Whalen, do bequeath my nickname Gunner to Kenley Spilman. I, Marie White, do bequeath my job of entertaining a house full of relatives to my little sister. I, Susan Whitmore, do bequeath my ability to get out early in the morning to Nancy Nelson. I, Nelta Whitton, do bequeath' my extensive hope chest to myself. I, Harold Wood, the Traveling Troubadour, do bequeath my recording of the Arkansas jig to the boys on athletic trips. L I, I, I, I, I, In witness whereof we set our hand and seal on this twenty-sixth day of June, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-one. THE CLASS OF 1951 Witnesses: Louis Curtis Lemuel Schofield

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