Huntington High School - Talisman Yearbook (Huntington, MA)

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Nell Northwood ----- Vitamin Pills As Nell lives way up in the hills And has to walk so far We give to her these vitamin pills So they will cure some of her ills. Shirley Pomeroy - - -Needle and Thread Shirl probably already knows That she will have to sew his clothes So here is a needle and thread Now she can sew on buttons and bows. Beatrice jones Shirley Pomeroy Class will On this twenty-second day of june, 1949, A. D., the Senior Class of Huntington High School, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, being of sound mind, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament. I, Nell Northwood, do will and bequeath to Robert Wellspeak, my sense of understand- ing and my ability to keep out of trouble. May it help you through the rest of your Huntington High School Days. I, Robert Braman, do will and bequeath to Snuff Smith a trust fund to be used exclusive ly for buying Carol May her candy bars during ten minute period. I, john Eddy, do will and bequeath to Teddy Porter, my ability to get out on the dance floor and really cut a rug. Honestly, Teddy you don't know what you are missing. I, Jacky Caron, do will and bequeath to the shy girls of Huntington High School my acting ability in the school plays. May this be of aid to anyone who desires to be a great actress someday. I, jane Crowley, do will and bequeath to Pat Magargal, my ability to get out and join the various activities and have a marvelous time without a worry or a fret. This is the only way to happiness. 38

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Cla.4.4 Qifu Robert Braman ----- - Candy Bar Everytime I see Bob He is eating candy bars So here is a bar of sweets The name of it is mars. jacquelyn Caron :--- Diamond Ring Jacky already has a hope chest And is probably hoping for the best So we give her this diamond ring Knowing how much happiness it will bring jane Crowley ------ 3 Perfume As jane has one particular beau. We think that she should lmow That perfume sometimes does the trick To help that man stick to his chick. john Eddy ------- Automobile To john we give a brand new car So you can go to places far Without a mishap or accident You should always be content. Beatricejones- - - - - - - -House Beatrice is always wishing That she could own a home So here is a cute and little house And you'll never be on the roam. Doris Knowlton ------ High Heels Since Doris is so short and tiny With curly hair and teeth like pearls These high heels we give to you To make you as tall as other girls. 37

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I, Doris Knowlton, do will and bequeath to Dorothy Mason, my ability to make up fast excuses and reasons on the spur of the moment and yet not get flustered so as to betray my guilt. I, Shirley Pomeroy, do will and bequeath to Arlene Cornellier my secret on how to catch that certain guy and get him to pop the question. Remember to keep this secret and treasure it dearly. I, Beatrice jones, do will and bequeath to Arlene Rabideau, my admiration for the Down Homers. We, the Senior Class do will and bequeath the following: To anyone who desires to build a bonfire all the Shorthand books, so as to make it blaze that much higher. You really should take advantage of this very generous offer. To Ernestine Perry a muffler, so as to stiffle that giggle of hers which seems to burst forth in every one of her classes. To Ellie Ducharme and Nettie Pease each a certificate for their lady like sportsman- ship on the basketball squad this year-keep up the good work girls. To Bam Packard, a shotgun to keep away all those charming girls who are continually after his affections. To june Parish a chauffeur to drive her to and from those hasty excursions she must make so frequently before school. This will save so much wear and tear on you june. To Raymond Crum, a motor bike, maybe this will aid Ray to reach his destination on time. To Maxwell Fiske, a pair of Adams Shoes so that he can look down at his girls and not up. To the junior Class our positions, hardships and joys of the Hi-Lights. The best of luck to you. To Sally Caron an extra large box of powder so as to try and hide thai pretty red blush. To Marion Dodge a few quarters so she will be paid off for all the compliments she has given to the Seniors. To the Freshman, the 1949-50 Edition, how to act as High Schoolers and show respect for the Teachers. On this twenty-second day of June, 194-9, A. D., the Senior Class of Huntington High School, Huntington, Massachusetts, signed their last will and testament in our presence. ' Doris Knowlton janet Crowley 39