Harrisville Central School - Pirates Log Yearbook (Harrisville, NY)

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honor students Mr. Don Hathway Math-Science Major SALUTATORIAN $5-plus four-year average Mr. Richard Wood Miss Helen Weekes VALEDICTORIAN Miss Gertrude Weaver Language-Commercial Major Sfmror» lari gs

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Wayne Muscles Weaver is it the See Your Chevrolet permits driving illegally getting a license Helen Myrtle Weekes veni, vidi, The Joker vici diamonds on the right hand Valentine's Day teaching Richard Richie Wood move the Here Comes music over so Parade I can see it too a drumming while standing basketball practice hockey player Albert Al Moroughan I didn't There’s Some- say you thing About a did it Soldier Fords (which one?) army reserves services to... Robert Bob Ogrodnik not me Blue Moon Physics (ha-ha) launch first rocket to moon Karen Kip Priest che-ch Someday Next May pizza with mushrooms banking Senior money get a job in Washington FBI SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1958, being of sound and disposing mind, do hereby be- queath the following treasures and possession to our loyal friends of the Junior Class of Harrisville Central School: Kenny Bleau wills his muscles to David Atkinson and Leland Ryan. Richard Burgess bequeaths to Tom Cassidy his Bob Hope personality. Arthur Clarke wills his dictatorship to Anne Hunter providing, of course, she is elected President of the Senior Class in 1959. Joyce Dusharm leaves to Mae Solon her ability to sing alto. Pat Fenton bequeaths her boy catching technique to Linda Ritz and Frances Geer. Dianne Gabriel will what she’s got to any Junior girl who thins she needs it. (No, not you Lanniel) Doye Gleadle leaves to Murray Collette and Lee Clary his skill in hitting police cars . Don Hathway bequeaths his basketball skill to Doran Kitts. Tedd Hunter wills his toni hairset to Richard LaPlatney. Sharon Langs leaves her red hair rinse to Ellyn Jenack and her bleached blond hair to Katie Gabriel. Patsy LaPar wills her sweet personality to Norma Luther and Joyce Remington. Lorna Luther bequeaths her quart to Beatrice Bango. (quart of milk, of course!) Marilyn McCarthy wills her ability to obtain good advice to Suzanne Luther. Albert Moroughan leaves his hot rod to William Priest. Robert Ogrodnik bequeaths his high I. Q. to Robert Ford. Karen Priest wills her May dreams to Kay Ripley. Ronald Ripley leaves his ability to catch rich girls to Jim Bradish. Pat Rounds bequeaths her short sixteen years to Elaine Chamberlain’s long six- teen years, and her efforts to grow taller to Janet LaFave. Murray -Sykes wills his D. A. to Matty Norris. Gene Valentine leaves his big broad shoulders to Dale Miller. Gert Weaver wills her record collection (EXCEPT Elvis) to Joyce Lewis and Mavis Backus. Wayne Weaver leaves his ability to keep one steady girl to Gordon Wood. Helen Weekes bequeaths her ability to cop awards to Sandra Tehonica and Neva Thomas. Richard Wood leaves his height to Doran Fraser. All the Seniors bequeath to all the Juniors three dozen snowflakes so they will not need to borrow them next year to decorate their homeroom.