Greenwich Central High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Greenwich, NY)

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BARBARA DONOVAN leaves Mrs. Muscari and Mrs. Migliore to 5th period next year. She leaves Marge Bishop a new shower. CAROLEE GARDEPHE leaves to find something better in life. CHESTER ROGERS just leaves. ED DAVIS leaves Mr. Kuba with thanks and Mr. Brablc with Ken in hopes that he will graduate by 1980. PATTY HAYES leaves her warped sense of humor to anyone who likes a good laugh. BILL SMITH leaves Mr. Richmond his spelling and writing ability. CINDY WAITE leaves Duff one less girl to pick-on. SANDY HEINEMAN leaves peace and quiet to Mr. Nestle during 5th period lunch. JUDY NULTY leaves a cord of wood, a book of matches, and a keg to the gang at the bridge. WAYNE CLAYTON leaves a good few inches to anyone who can use them. DONNA ADAMS leaves anyone in the junior class with guts enough to clean the senior lounge. FRANK NESTLE leaves Mr. McClay an unused collection of his presigned passes. MIKE FISH leaves the school a piece of fish. TIM MARTIN says thanks to Mrs. Shiland for teaching him everything he wanted to know about sex but was afraid to ask. He leaves Moose's to join the Moose Gang and to walk the streets and live at the Clover Club. DAVE BAIN leaves his ability to skip out of BOCES early to Rick Tefft who won't dare use it. KATHY FILER leaves Georgie Bounds to jill Meyer so she won't have to sit alone dur- ing lunch and to Barb Duchaine a bottle ,of aspirin. HELENE PEARSON leaves a dozen cackling Easton hens to Mr. Brablc along with an empty seat in the sewing circle. BETH BALDOCK leaves Mike Walsh twelve empty beer cans to throw at signs while cruising. KATHY JENNINGS leaves Michelle Nolan to find someone else to walk around with. RICHARD RUDDOCK leaves Mrs. Merrill fourteen bundles of homework papers. PAMELA ADAMS leaves Page a fishing pole for a better catch and the key to her LTD to Julie. AMY MILLER leaves Chris Rapp with a brand new pair of scissors, in hopes she will cut her hair. DAVE CONKEY leaves with the class to Poughkeepsie. TIM CORCORAN leaves Mrs. Davis 184 presigned passes to get out of lunch. MIKE YURSCHAK leaves Mr. McClay with one less wise crack in Ag. class. PETER PORTER leaves 'GCS a bit of rubber off his back tire. TIM WELZANUK fThe Studj leaves his car to Bill Jeffords, Bodie Bodenstab, john Hen- ley, and Sandy McMurray with hopes that with the help of their bong they can make it fly. To Barry Skellie he leaves a dress, a pair of high shoes, make-up, and a book telling how he can become a better woman than he was a man. If you can't get'em join- 'em, Good Luck Kid.

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