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

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Lee Snyder: Quote: If at first you don’t suc- ceed, try, try again. Will: I leave my mathematical ability to Tom Brown and an old sixth grade Arith- metic book to Pat Kelly. Jane Ann Steele: Quote: Pleasure, howe’er dis- guised by art, pursue. Will: I leave. Bruce Thompson: Quote: School's the time to worry the teachers; not your brain. Will: I will to Tom Rivet one set of spark plugs so he won't have to buy them one at a time as I did. Bryan Thompson: Quote: EewareJ I might do some- thing sensational yeti Will: I will my ability to make money and stay broke but happy to my brother, Terry, in hopes that he’ll get as much use as I have from it. Selma Thompson: Quote: What could I tell my grand- children if I spent all my time on studies. Will: I will everything I have to Cheryl Jackson except D.D. Linda Whiteford: Quote: A practical nurse is the one who marries a wealthy patient. Will: I will my ability to be sweet and kind to all the teachers to Bev Van Ornum who really needs it. 21

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James Ripa: Quote: “I never think of the future, it casee eoon enough. Will: I, being of sound mind (I think), leave to Dean Hilborne all our good times in Rensselaer Falls. I also leave my BROMIE POINTS in business classes to Jack Seeley. Ella Sauter: Quote: At times quiet, at times gay, she has moods to suit the day. Will: I, being quite a talker, will my gift of gab to Marie Fitzgerald who needs it. Jim Scott: Quote: I came, I saw, and I'm still looking. Will: I will nothing as I am taking all my talents with me, what fun I possess. Bonnie Simmons: Quote: Still, yet pleasing is this lass, a worthwhile member of our class. Will: I leave my ability to roam the halls to a certain girl that Calls me Knob. Walter Simmons: Quote: All men are created equal. The question is: equal to what? Will: I leave my crucifix hold to Ronnie Simmons. Frances Smithers: Quote: A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Will: I leave my ability to grad- uate within three years to anyone willing to try to do it. 20

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g ii— Pat Wiencek: Quote: All is not gold that glitters. Will: I will my ability to get good marks and succeed without brownie points to a certain junior. Let’s hope she uses it. Faye Witherell: Quote: I'd rather be little and shine than be tall and cast a shadow. Will: I leave my red hair to Rick Gilmore. Throw away the peroxide,Rick. Frances Wood: Quote: It doesn't take noise to make a good personality. Will: I,Frances Wood,leave one unused dog chain to my niece,Sharlene,so my dog won't follow her to school every morning like he has me. Harry Woodside: Quote: Chase me girls, I'm full of fun. Will: I, Harry Woodside, will my unknown hookshot to Blacky so that he will make first string next year. Jerry Wright: Quote: I believe in work, but I'm not in favor of it. Will: I, Jerry Wright, leave my seat on the varsity bench to anybody un- fortunate enough to get it. Lois Young: Quote: Live, love, laugh, and be happy. Will: I,Lois, will all my office duties to any junior girl who happens to have six free study hall's per day. Don't let them overburden you because it's not good for the figure. 22