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Dan Burke, to Phil Hathway, his little red jeep so he can get to school on those bad mornings gen Hunter, his high opinion of himself to Jeff Hirschey jim Manchester, to Howard Graham, his eagerness in oral participation Marie Chartrand, her ability to accelerate in driver education class to Joe Corbine Betsy Kilbourn, her withered trumpet, to Danny Lancor David Rose, to any Junior girl who wants to go steady with him, his class ring Pat Ritz refuses to will the Best to any girl in search of such Sharon Mantle, to Bruce St. Lawrence, her ability to collect money in due time Susan Rose, to Helen Mealus, her pledge to stay single Linda Giovo, to Linda Burke, her ability to go with only one boy Connie Waugh, to Ebby Miller, her cheerleading ability with the hope that she doesn't slip a disc Tom Trombley, his wise cracks, to Gene Cring who could do without them Gladys Graham, to Brenda Leeder, her slogan Does she or doesn't she? (only the roots will tell!) Bernice Sullivan, to Karen Ripley, her no longer needed pamphlet, How to get your man Larry Seymour declines to will anything because he wants to take it all with him Trudy Parr, to Marie McCarthy, her worn Beatle albums Harriet Clark, to Paula Chamberlain, a promise of lessons in safe driving Wanda Hill, her love of Pine things, to Keitha Lake Linda Davis, her quiet countenance, to Linda LaPlatney Mavis Hart, to Kay Holcomb, her good sportsmanship in Girls' Basketball Isabel Berckley, to Bonnie Trombley, her gift of gab Pete Scanlon, to receive Mike Lancor's Buddhist's meditating powers Eileen Rice, her singing voice, to Linda Smith, in hopes she can improve it 99 44 100% Linda St. Lawrence, to next year's senior class treasurer, her unpaid bills Cindy Fuller, to Marcia Weaver, the right type of fingers Beth Jackson, her subdued manner, to Beverly Sweet Richard Sweet, to August Naccari, his membership in the quack quack club Roger LaPlatney, to Jon Betrus, his slightly worn basketball trunks Bill Mealus, to Gene Mealus, his authority to keep order during lunch hour Linda Phelps, to Lucille Collier, her pamphlet on How to Flirt with a Bus Driver Gary Dickinson, his shovel, to Deep-Six Scanlon Ellen Dundon, to Suzanne Benson, her nearness to Greene pastures Marcia Mazuroski, to Marcia Gonio, their common name The class hopes that all recipients will make sane use of their bequests! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dan Burke, President Susan Rose, Vice President Michael Lancor, Secretary Linda St. Lawrence, Treasurer SCHOLARSHIP ALTERNATES In addition to Miss Connie Waugh, who was awarded a Regents Scholarship, the following seniors were placed on the alternate list: Miss Grace Pierce (11th), Larry Seymour (17th), Miss Ellen Dundon (25th), and Miss Linda Phelps (56th).
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