Heuvelton Central High School - Heuveltonian Yearbook (Heuvelton, NY)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Be it resolved that we, the class of June, i960, of the Heuvelton Central School, in the Village of Heuvelton, St. Lawrence County in the State of New York, possessing sound and wise minds and memories, do desire that our interests and associations in the Heuvelton Central School be justly apportioned among the succeeding parties: I, Eva Jane Backus, will my shyness to Linda Law for her to make good use of it for once. I, Aubrey Duvall, will a spare tank of gas to Harry Woodside for those nights when it runs out. I, Janet Goodison, will my ability to get in trouble to Delberta Moore and Kathy Van Ornum in hopes that they graduate before they're kicked out. I, Margaret Matthews, will my smoking in the basement ability to Mr. Cousineau. I, Norma McDonald, will my dark hair to Laura Simmons so she won't have to bleach hers anymore. Ij Sharon Ormsbee, will the memory of my smiling face to Mr. Sellis and my appreciation of finer music to Mr. Cousineau. I, Irene Woodside, will a Charles Atlas course on building better muscles to Coach Conklin. I, Robert Rice, will my flirting ability to whoever may need it. I, Sharon Tyo, will my brains to whoever has ambition enough to use them. I, John Chambers, will my acting ability to any Junior who can find it and six inches of height to Jim Sovie. We, Dryad Slater and Karen Van Kennen, will our nickname, The Terrible Two , to anyone who dares to send cards to Mr. Cousineau. I, William Wright, leave Beethoven's Unfinished Fifth to David Reynolds. I, Ronald Ritchie, will my working ability and job as foreman in the cafeteria to that lazy Mark Hanna. I, Nancy Bice, as I am taking my talents—???--with me, can only leave my connections with Denny's Gas Station to those who have car trouble. I, Lawrence Todd, leave my fiendish ability to get in Mr. Cousineau's hair (or what there is left of it) to David Todd. I, Alfred Nichols, will to Betty Rounds my first speeding ticket, one no parking sign, two safety zone signs, and a policeman's whistle. I, Peggy Boyesen, will those cozy, comfortable, elite bus rides to Linda Paquette. I, Alberta Dominie, leave my ability to pass American History tests to Maureen Gooshaw. I, Marilyn Parish, will my miserableness to Carol Sprowls, if she thinks that she can handle it. I, Philip McAllister, will my basketball Oscar to Vnny Chambers.

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UK . ■H James Kellum TUGGEY Basketball 12 Football 11,12 Track 12 Stud Coun 12 Senior Play FFA 12 Mass Chorus 12 Sharon TYO Newspaper Club 9,10,11 FHA 9,11,12 Intramural Sports Yearbook Staff Karen VAN KENNEN FHA 9,10,11,12 Chorus 9,10 Newspaper 10,11 Stud Coun 10,11,12 Yearbook Staff French Club 11 Twirling 9 Radio-Photog Club 10 Honor Society 12 Irene WOODSIDE Cheerleader 9,10 Chorus 9,10 Mass Chorus 10 Yearbook Staff Stuart WOODSIDE Football 10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Baseball 10,11 Track 9,10,11,12 Yearbook Staff William WRIGHT Winter Carnival 12 Beatrice Youngs Yearbook Staff Newspaper 9,10,11 FHA 9,10,11,12 j£'. pv, JL 'J 17

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Jgmes Chapman, will my seat in the office to anyone who can keen it warm my thanks to R. LaRock, who paved the road to better literature for me. I Lynn Edwards, will one petered-out T.V. set to Mr. Boatwright. I Willia™ Berry, will one Yankee screwdriver to C. Buck Boatwright, in memory of the Civil War, in hopes that he will become a real, true Yankee . I J. Kellum Tuggey, leave my great love for making the opposite sex as miserable as possible to Bobby, my brother. X Michele Moore, leave my prim prudishness to Melanie Wagner-------she needs it more than I do. I Bonnie Kirby, will nothing as I’m taking all my talents—???—with me. I Beatrice Youngs, will my talkative instincts to Maureen Gooshaw , and my good times and weekend dances to Eleanor Cougler. I, Bruce Nichols, leave my football uniform, no. 16, to Jimmy Ripa. I, Terry Ferris, leave my ability to skip practice and keep people awake at night to Tommy Woodside. I Shirley Hooper, leave to the girls the fond dream of capturing the man of your choice and to the boys, the girl who is the apple of your eye. I, Robert Stewart, will my pea-picking guitar to Pat Ormsbee. I, Virginia Breaky, leave my well-known giggle to Pat Kelly. I, Gilbert Bishop, will my easy-going good temper to Gary Manfred. I, Sandra Jurkovich, will Mr. LaRock's English book to the highest bidder. I, Donald Poor, will my ability to skip school and make money at the same time to Leslie Armstrong» I, Constance Seeley, leave my naturally-curly hair to my sister Carol. I, Stuart Woodside, leave my pack of pursuing women to my cousin Harry. I, Karen Badger, will the male population to Pat Wiencek and Donna Duvall. I, William Johnson, do will and bequeath all I have to Agnes Gutterson. I, Mary Ann Bracy, leave my ability to have my love affairs run smoothly to my fellow blonde, Linda Whiteford. WITNESSES: Mr. Carbol Mr, Hanagan SIGNED: Michele Moore John Chambers, Ed.