Hightstown High School - Ritz the Ram Yearbook (Hightstown, NJ)

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Class Will Bob Meyer's crew cut is willed to Mr. Haring, so his occasional uncontrollable wave won't cause so much ado. Ray Russo wills his natural beauty mark to Florence Dancer. Ethyl Baremore gladly wills some of her height to Marilyn Laird. To Corky Drew, we just leave lim Eufemia. We bequeath Fred Nurko's physique to Mousey Thomas. Tony Nebbia's corpulence we leave to Leo Sikorski. David Smith's quiet- ness we leave to Bill Thompson. Bill why don't you take the hint? Ray Hutton's '47 convertible we generously bequeath to BudfBobbie will appreciate it more than driving around in a truck. Francis Kolnoski's honey-blond hair is willed to Carol Lashe-it will cut down the cost of peroxide. To Mickey fthe midgetl Levitan we leave Morton's height. lane Farr wills her place as President of the Student Council to anyone who wants the headache. To Pattie Hunt we leave Alice Mount's ability to get an engagement ring before graduation. Barbara Whitson seems to have kept a Byrne happy. To you, Ann, we now leave the job. Bobbie Nolan's cheerleading abil- ity is left to loyce Mount. How about doing something about it, Ioyce? Florence Pul- len leaves her stature to Betty Ioan Cottrell. Martha Herman leaves some of her quiet- ness to Barbara Iones. All the teachers will be exceedingly grateful if she takes the hint. Alice Gifford leaves her slew of Peddie men to Inez Mitchell. To Harold Ugi, we leave Dinger Schanck's horse laugh. Rhoda Mach bequeaths her sparkling personali- ty and smile to Marjorie Perrine. To Bob Chamberlain, we leave Earle McKnight's aversion to horn into other people's affairs. Ginny Turp's good sportsmanship is left to Carol Cronce. -How about doing something about it, Carol? We leave the com- bined jitterbugging of Lillian Iackson, Theodocia and Helen Williams to anyone who can't cut a rug. Iohn Wa1ker's athletic ability is left to be divided among next year's prospective Huntsmen. Martha Reid bequeathes her unobtrusiveness to Bar- bara Wincklhofer. Jerry Welsh wills his manliness to Thornton Field. To Torchy Dan- ser, we leave Marty Sutphin's ability to get A's without studying. To anyone who wants it, we leave Bob Wojciechowski's red hair, Bill West's power to stay away from the opposite sex is willed to Alfred Mount. Nick Centenaro leaves his Varga Girls to Horseface Ely. Duffer Fenity and Queenie Anderson leave their ability to cut up in History Class to next year's Seniors. To lean Danser, Vinnie leaves all his love. loe Stults's congenial nature is gladly willed to Tom Hoffman. Eddie Tabler's amor- ous ambitions are left to Adrian Van Rayvanstein. To lim Bunting we leave a picture of Ruth Mount. This will remind you of her next year, lim. Pearl and Helen leave their Jamesburg men to Ioan Forman. Take good care of them! Estelle Liedtke wills her piano playing ability to lanet Ervin. Betty George and Eileen Cronce leave their silly giggles to Mr. Albert's science class, to supply needy laughter during the long pause after his jokes. Mildred Perrine gladly wills her aches and pains to anyone who wants to get out of gym class. To Ianet Cottrell, Lois Francis bequeaths her Friday Night stag line at the Country Club. Ann Mellevold wills her wedding trousseau from the Senior Play to Magdeline Rotter, and we hope it will be used soon! Doris Del Pup and Edith Oser leave their places in 4-H Club work to be filled by Eleanor Wojcie- chowski. Shirley Croshaw wills her jitterbugging ability to Margie Adams. To Alice Panasuk, Ginny Blum leaves her place as Editor of the H. S. Times. Dot Adams leaves her new look to Margaret Mellevold. Betty Wincklhofer leaves her corny wit and wise cracks to Mr. Albert. Curtie Wil1iam's ability as a soccer champ is willed to Bones Lloyd. Margaret Nau and Pauline Weaver leave their roller skating ability to anyone who wants to meet the right man at a roller skating rink. Rita Fisher's lack of interest in the opposite sex is gladly willed to Ioan Barret. l39l

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Class Gifts Alice Gifford-dancing slippers . . . . . Francis Kolnoski-Peddie Pennant Dave Smith-a clarinet . Martha Reid-a belt ..... Tony Nebbia-a bandage .. Iimmy Eufemia-a baton . . . Alice Mount-bathing suit .. Ruth Mount-a rabbit skin .. Margaret Nau-a cook book Pauline Weaver-a diary .. Bobbie NolaniRose Bud . . . Edith Oser-a good luck charm . . . . . Mildred Perrine-bow and arrow Florence Pullen-Vitamin B . . Ginny Turpea fishing line .. Helen Skeba-an Indian .. Pearl Visintini-a lasso ..... Barbara Whitson-tooth pick Helen Williams-a bat ..... Theodocia Williams-a zipper . . . Betty Wincklhoferw-first aid kit .. . .. Ierry Welsh-a doll ......... Curtie Williams-diapers . . Bob Wojciechowski-a cow . . Bill West-a pickle ......... Dot Adams-Adler elevators . Ethyl Baremore-paint ...... Shirley Phillips-a ballet doll . . . These slippers should make a hit with this lass, For her iavorite pastime was dancing class. We know that Peddie has always been your weak spot, So here's a pennantscherish it a lot! For you we have a clarinet, So blow it sweet, we'll hear you yet. Because of your slim waist, We give you this belt-to use in case. When you're a veterinarian and treating a dog, He might spy your hand and go whole hog. For you this baton is right, So lead your band from night to night. To accompany the Florida weather, We're giving you this bathing suit-airy as a feather. To you we give this rabbit skin. To wrap your baby Bunting in. This cook book should stand you in good stead, For the time in the near future when you and Larry wed. Because we hear you do all right as a skater, Here's a diary to record your daters. Because you like the color red. Here's a Bud -nothing more need be said. We always hope that you are lucky, If not, here's a chami to make things ducky. Since Archery seems to be your best bet. Here's a bow and arrow-take perfect aim. and you'll be all set We know that Vitamin B will make you grow, Take them and see if it isn't so. For you this fishing twine, You always had a Hankering for a line. An Indian, we hear is a Iamesburgite, Here's one like your man. hold him tight. Since you prefer the Iamesburg men, Here's a lasso-go get them. This is just a small piece of wood. To signify how you've kept things alive by Byrninq. To Helen we this bat, To your baseball playing we take off our hat. We don't have Because all you When all your You'll need this Since we're not to explain what this is for, have to do is talk-nothing more. service men return from overseas, first aid kit, then your mind may be at ease. aware of your interest in girls, To keep you company on the long summer nights-here's a doll with big blond curls. For you we have this youthful gear, With it they might let you play another year. For you we have a Iersey cow, All you need is a farm now. To Mr. West we give a pickle, To sour him on women, and make him less fickle. A pair of Adler Elevators we're giving you especially for one reason, To come up to his height and eliminate all the teasin'. For you this red paint so bright, To paint the town, now do it right, To you we give this ballet star, With your continuous practice, you should go far. ll38l

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