Harford High School - Eagle Yearbook (Harford, PA)

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LIKES MOST Helen Scottland School Wavy hair Missing classes Weekends Sisters Saturday classes Cousins Huntin' Sports Baseball Limelight Dancing Bev Idleness TV Sewing Nancy Teachers Red convertible Money Brooklyn Girls Buttermilk Sleep Wrecks Singing Skating Pat Jerry 3:30 New Milford Huntin' Donnie Chatter Swamp grass Foods Eating Army uniforms James Work Pat Boone A Sophomore Chasing Living it up Paratroopers Fresh air Girls Males Nurses Candy booth Traveling Pat Boone 70645 HATES MOST Literature Early rising Speed tests Show-offs Literature Practical jokes Romancing Penmanship Goose pimples School Bleached blondes Homework Promptness School work Harford boys Talking School Class activities Literature Macbeth Bossing Coons Clocks Work Being cold Act I of play Cops Arguments Boy-crazy girls School School work Literature tests Morning Phys. Ed. Cowards Poetry Teachers Lectures School work Dieting Unwanted feeling School work Crowds Elvis Presley Homework Solitude Work People Hounddogs Shakespeare Male competitors Long winded people Excuse blanks Snobs Third period DISPOSITION Moody Domineering Congenlal Friendly HSPPY Smokey Independent Forward Humorous Rotten Gabby Clammy Loquacious Insulting Temperamental Neutral Lousy Romantic Temperamental Cheerful Foggy Changeable Corny Balmy Indeterminable Rare Exaggerated Sunny Even Superior Watch out! Ultra-modern Humorous Jazzy and wise Cheerful Bubbling Obliging Crabby Snaily Misjudged Temperamental H2PPy Fair Facetious Clowning Honey and spice Dangerous Changeable Girl shy Flirting Affable Ornery Pleasing Easy going DESTINY Dude ranch Lower Slobovia Envelope licker Big City Heaven or - - Powderpuff Bachelor girl Westminster Abbey Moon Heaven only knows Deck ape Lecturer Dragnet Outer space Double harness Recluse Grave digger Baby sitter 365 meals for Dave Dietician Smithsonian Institute South Africa Paradise Clear blue Down the aisle Home Janitor Who knows l-lopeiessly none Mars Unknown East 9 miles NE Pluto Bright Lights Auctioneer Jockey Easy street To stay a minor Harlem Globe Trotters Housewife West Point Pulse taking Milk maid End man Cloud 9 Down Yonder I'm list'ning Tomorrowland Unearthly Model husband Rip Van Winkle Nursing G-Man

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Robert Alesky, will my technique in love mak- ing to Earnest Palmer. Barbara Biesecker, will my versatility and spare boyfriends to Jean Evans. Mary Jane Breed, will my love of the lindy to all who hate rock 'n roll. Charles Corbin, will my ability in spelling to Dennis Ziebell. James Davis, will my ability to sleep in Miss Propst's classes to Lawrence Ross. William Egtabrook, will my verbosity in Mrs. Pease 's class to Lynola Carey. Joyce Halupke, will my quiescent personality to Rena Mae Tracy. Robert Hollenback, will all of my extra paper back to the school. Elaine Huff, will my ability to avoid all exertion to Cecil Kilmer. Elaine Jennings, will my exclusive ten-day diet to Lloyd Michaels. Richard Kamansky, will my A's in chemistry to John Kobylus. Richard Klim, will my surplus points to whoever needs them. Elizabeth Machell, will my petite figure and my best seller A Senior and Her Loves to Sheila Erhardt. Charlotte Marcy, will my slimness to Russell Bel cher. Sharon Oakley, will David Payne and Bill Perry to Linda MacNamara to have and to hold from this time henceforth. Joseph Plonski, will my position on the mile re- lay team to Kenny Bennett. Elwood Rgbigggn, will Harford School back to the Indians for a happy hunting ground. Ann Ross, will my American literature to anyone who understands it. Jean Rowe, will my nickname Shortie back to Mr. Simons. Berniece Schlasta, will my poise to Beverly Rizzo. Ann Shoup, will my quiet disposition to Andrea Karp. George Spedding, will my feuds with Miss Propst to Joe Machell. Barbara Thomas, will my ability to turn cartwheels to Mr. Deluca. James Tracy, will my driving ability to the future driver training classes, but I have no control over telephone poles that jump into the road. Charles Watkins, will my Pepsodent smile to Mr. Simons. Gail Wright, will my freckles, and jar of freckle remover, to Mary Shoup. Wd! We, Jeanine Ayers, and Mary Jane Barlow, will our single entry bookkeeping to Mr. Popick to save him time in checking papers. I, Raymond Bolcavage, will my play book back to Mrs. Mead. I, Katherine Carey, will my marriage is a mistake idea to Carol Dawson. I, Helen Corbin, will my ability to study in Mr. Deluca 's study hall to Louise Corbin. I, Harold Dickman, will my impeccable manners to Harry Ord. I, Gary Gamble, will my talent for excuses to Mrs. Mead to be parceled out to all unimaginative pupils I, Nancy Hollenback, will my love for Home Ec Teachers to anyone who is interested. I, Gerald Horn, will my love of English to Jim Ball. I, Beverly Hunter, will my warm disposition and mailbag of letters to Norma Whitworth. I, Donald Johnson, will my six-guns to Kenneth Ben- nett so he can dispose of extra admirers. I, Jack Kelly, will my ability to get out of South Gibson to Mike Berish. I, Judy Kozlowski Kelly, will my gray hares to the nearest freezer. I. Jesse Manzer, will my jobs and ability to design cars to Mr. Jesse. I, Lynn Martin, will my perfection to Bruce Corey. I. James Mihalick, will my love of blondes to Ken- neth Skinner. I, John Ord, will my brains and my way with women to Joseph Machell. I, Ruth Peck, will my trips to New Milford to Barbara Peck, but reserve for myself the top ten beaus. I, Sandra Powell, will my ability to drive on two wheels to Mr. Deluca. I, Jerry Romeika, will my height to Robert Salansky. I, Jane Rosser, will my love for literature to the birds as their chirping makes just about as much sense to me. I, Sonia Sachko, will my American History back to the founders. I, Robert Simons, will my love for a sophomore girl to nobody else but myself. I, Shirley Stepniak, will the finger on my left hand to any man who has a diamond. I, Carol Tiffany, will my Phys. Ed. classes to any- one with the strength to endure them. I, Mary Wagner, will the worn out spot on the locker room bench, where I have spent so many hours, to those real cool teddy bears in the junior class. I, Emmett Wilkinson, will my growing baldness to Mr. Deluca. I, Jennie Zick, will my allergies to Mary Capron.