Holland Patent Central High School - Hollander Yearbook (Holland Patent, NY)

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enior Activitie JUNE MULLEN Junie F. H. A., Yearbook, Ambition to get out of school and get a job. JUDY OWENS J .O. Cheerleading, Band, Religious Education, Ambition to play Dumbo in Disneyland. PATRICIA PEEK Pat Glee Club, Commerce Club, Choir, F. H. A., Ambition to be a perfect secretary. DARLENE PELTON Dar Yearbook, F .H.A. , Commerce Club, Senior Play, Ambition to learn how to drive so she can stay on the right side of the road. JON PICKARD J ack Rifle Club and Yearbook, Ambition to be an advertising and design artist and join the Navy. SANDRA REDMOND Sandy Student Council, Historial Club, National Society, Ambition toattend Vassar, Holyoke Medical School to be a Pediatrician. FRED ROBENSKI Fred Bowling and Rifle Club, Ambition to be an Navy electrician. JOE ROBENSKI Joe Rifle, Bowling, Wrestling, Baseball, Track, Football, Ambition to be a game protector. JOHN RYAN Mike Varsity Club, Historical Club, Student Council, Baseball, Football, Ambition to be a Certified Public Accountant, BETTY SCHRIDER Betty Band, Orchestra, Yearbook, Ambition to get married soon. GEORGIANNA SHARP Georgie Historical Club, Religious Education Teacher,Bowling,P1ayday, Junior and Senior Play Usherette, Ambition to marry a certain Marine and be a secretary. LEONARD SKIBITSKI Leonard Basketball, Bowling, Chess, Ambition to be a Hollywood Pro- ducer. DOROTHY ANN SMITH Dot Yearbook, Scho1arshipClub, NationalSociety, Senior Play, Ambition to be a research Chemist. ROBERT SPERRY Bob Football, Basketball, Photo and Varsity Club, Ambition to get a good job and then get a good wife. LOUIS STARITA Louie Yearbook, Wrestling, Bowling, Ambition to go to college. DALE SUTHERLAND Dale Rifle Club, Ambition to get married, he hopes. CAROLYN THOMAS Kitty Scholarship Club, Yearbook Staff, Ambition to be a teacher. ANITA TURKE Nine Choir, F. N. A. Scholarship Club, Ambition to be a nurse. URSULA TYLER Ursi Senior Play, Senior Choir,BowlingClub, Ambition to become a secretary. TERRALYN WALL Terry Cheerleading, Band, Choir, Playday, Ambition to be a secretary. SANDRA WILLIAMS Sandy Senior Choir, Press Club, Senior Play, Cheerleading, Ambition to become a secretary.

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7 :tsl 'llzmitde , Kevin Ellis leave his superb collection of Howdy Doody pins and Winky Dink buttons to Tom Williams. Pat Peek wills her many dimples to Virginia Grundy. Harry Finn leaves his extra height in the form of elevator shoes to Bill Clark. Ursula Tyler wills her shoulders to Ed Hayes. Bev Adams leaves her southern accent to Jim fGorillaJ Hover. Earl Miller wills his loud manners to Art Howe. Alvin Ketchum leaves his size 15 shoes to Ellamae Turke. Bob Cushman leaves his teabags to Leo Lockwood. John Johnson wills his musical ability to Herman Kirk. Joanne Beagle leaves her swinging gait to Sally Hoffman. Dale Sutherland leaves his curly red hair to Eileen Donley. Amy Klun leaves Jerry Hess to Barbara Stickney, Kenny Jones wills his bathtub and sailboats to brother Dick. Darlene Pelton leaves all her school possessions to David Teller with best wishes. Harley CDynamiteJ Furney leaves his Get up and go to Marsha Shilling. Nick Delaware wills his hydrogen peroxide, whichhe uses to bleach his hair, to Jane J ones, Yvonne Lutz leaves her Frenchsaccent to Terry Shields. Bob Anderson leaves his pink shirts to Bob Pouliot. John F ursman leaves his phone number to any female interested in it. It is 8-2231. Wayne Laribee leaves his blond hair to Ralph Carman. Karl Maxwell leaves his hammer, anvil, and blacksmith shop to Vernon Bartholemew. Wes Farney wills his airplanes to Neil Smith. Leonard Skibitski wills his nickname, Skinner, to whoever wants it. Dick Bartholemew leaves his slightly used 1947 Ford car to the highest bidder. Ruth Jones leaves her homemaking talents to Gerald Elphick. Louie Starita leaves his autographed copy of his biography, entitled From Brooklyn to Nigger Hill, to the junior class. Dorothy Ann Smith leaves her number in ranking in class to John QDog Alleyj Reilly. Walt Hammon leaves his freckles and crew hair cut to Sue Lachut. Gene Buczek leaves his quiet passive conduct as an example for next year's class to follow. Pete McCarthy would like nothing better than to just plain leave. Fred and Joe Robenski, the pride of Hinckley, and Sandra Williams, the Queen of Stittville, would .like to leave their wrestling ability to all up and coming grapplers. Mike Ryan leaves his one handed push shot to Sue Morey. Jack Brown leaves his book, How to play Winning Cards, and John Coleman leaves his followup, How to Welsh out of Paying Off, After Playing Winning Cards, to Lloyd Miller. Barbara Letson and Sandra Redmond leave their gullibility to Alice Kincaid. June Mullen and Bernice Coleman leave some of the experiments in the cooking class to U.S. Air Force Gas Warfare Department.