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ASS WILL We the Sexuor Class of 1954 being of sound nund and disposition do hereby will our most cherished possess1ons to the following heirs in this our first and last w1ll and testament JOHN ALTMAN leaves his extemporaneous speeches to the succeeding speech classes CAROL ANDREWS wills her abihty to sleep 1n class to Maryam Chrtstiansen JIM ARMSTRONG leaves his Civics and Sociology test scores to anybody lucky enough to get them PEGGY BEAN leaves her interest in elect rical appliances to Mr Laub BETTY BICKLEY leaves her long ha1r to Judy McDermott SHIRLEY BICKLEY leaves her quietness to Judy Comstock MERLE BOWER wills her accent to Sally Smith LESLIE BREAY wills his parking place on Sprowl Road to Alan Lee LESTER BROWNELL w1lls his Job of run nmg H1 Y to Jim Boos HELEN CARPENTER leaves all her muscles to Ruth Ann Wallace. CAROL COCKRELL leaves her Jelly arms to Carol Adams MIKE DOYLE w1lls his hfe long Tom to Mr Art Moore DIANE ESPOSITO leaves her love for coun try hfe to anyone who has a mutual interest VICKI ESPOSITO leaves her love to help all the teachers wxth their work to Alice Roswurm. JERRY FANTOZZI wills his ablhty to play the accordian to Dick Butst .TIM FEKETE wills h1s tenor voice to Rollie Jackson JOY FOLEY leaves her Joy to Carol Sprankel. WINNIE HAMMOND wills her ab111ty to get along with out of town boys to Gertrude Holmer CAROLE HASEL wills her bill for broken equipment to all the future chermstry and physics classes CLARENCE HOFER leaves his boppy art istry in rhythm to Bert Laub JEAN HOFFMAN leaves her powers of psy chological reasoning to Mr Grossman KATHERINE KAISER wills her convenient corner locker to any freshman lucky enough to get it BOB KEHR wills h1s interest ll'l Sandusky to Tom Long. along wxth Mr Art Moore to Gary Everett LOREN LEIDHEISER leaves his subtle sense of htunor to Max Osterltng JACK LOWRY w1lls his long line to Bill Lucht ESTI-IER LUCHT leaves her half of the farrushed students to Alice Roswurm DAN MAJOY wills his close friendshtp with Mr Klein to Bill Hammond KAYE MCCORMICK wills her numerous Joys of editing the Megaphone to Lois Taylor DAVID MEOLA wills his Job of running the shop to Jlmmy Hartley SHIRLEY MINIER leaves her persistency to Margy Light JOYCE OHLEMACHER wills her excessive inches tn height to Kay Kocur. DAVID KINGSEED leaves his ability to get
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C ASS POEM Drane E Wlth hau of brown Is seldom seen w1th a frown Her heart belongs to a certain guy She speaks of B1ll often w1th a Slgh Carol C who s known as Susre Is seen IH a blg black olds Interror Decoratmg 15 her a1m And to Stevens she w111 go Carol Hasel our p1an1st fair Has brown eyes W1th short black han W1th the molecules she likes to monkey And rn Physrcs class she IS spunky Jerry F our curly haued lad Is a classmate whom you ll never see mad W1th an accordron he s really handy And all the class tlunks he s Just dandy Lester Brownell 1S on the beam He was capta1n of our football team He IS presrdent of Hi Y John Altman and hrs l1ttle car They really get around And when lt comes to having fr1ends No better could be found George Squrre IS qurte a boy W1th all motors he does toy Tlus boy has a supenor brarn Over EIHSICIH he does re1gn Carol Andrews nice and sweet As a sport she can t be beat If 1n a class room you wrll creep There you ll f1nd her fast asleep M1ke Doyle 15 really a clown You ll never see him W1th a frown Hrs corny Jokes never end To us he 15 a real true frrend Clarence H known as Sonny Get him started and he s really funny Another tlung that we should say In the band that boy does play Kaye McCorrruck IS next 1n une And she s known far and wrde She thmks that Norwalk 1S just f1ne And there nught l1ke to abrde Now Merle Bower 15 our engaged gal And marr1ed soon she ll be Thrs lass is a charmlng gal Always sm1l1ng at you and me In a whrte ford he 1S always seen For the glrls in Sandusky he IS a frrend Dave Kmgseed IS the boy whom we mean And 1f you ve danced W1th hrm you d say h s een Bob Kehr seems to be Very qll1CI and shy But that doesn t make any d1fference He sure IS a handsome guy Joy Foley our Jolly brownett Is a very humerous gal you bet She s happy as she can be Shuley our qu1et lass Has a heart made of brass Her man has to have qu1te a burld And naturally be from Westfreld Jean Hoffman known as Stella W1ll someday find herself a fella A Steven s Sus1e she w1ll be And a loyal h1end to you and me The lad who s presldent of H S C W1th Harrret w1ll always be Induslnal Arts 15 hrs a1m Loren Le1dhe1ser IS h1s name Helen C IS new this year She brought w1th her loads of cheer Into nursrng she w1ll go She s sure to succeed you all know We ve racked our brarns for days and days Makrng rhymes IH clever ways We d really rather dance or s1ng Or talk or laugh -or anything We ve told all we know And fancled a few Well how d1d you lrke lt Now that you re through? I I ' , I I D . . . . , . . ' , . ' ' I , O D n Q ' . . ' . n . . , . . - 0 D I I ' ' 0 ' r And likes to make the girls all sigh. For she is everybody's pal, you see. I I D I l I I . . . . . , . . . , , . . . , , . . ' Q ' l I 0 I ' , . . . . D , . . . . . . . , ' D , , . . , . . ' , . ' I l 4 I U . , . I I I . . . . . I
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SANDRA RODERICK w11ls her 10 day dtet plan guaranteed to reduce toLou1seKa1ser RUTH SCHENK wrlls her moo tothe Wikel Dalry ALAN SENDER w1lls h1s Rocket 98 to Bruce Carhsle NANCY STEIBLY wrlls her place before the mlrror xn the you know where to Tanya McGurk GEORGE SQUIRE leaves lus seven passe: ger Crosley to the football team for trans portat1on next year RITA TATA w1lls her terr1f1c flattop to Sammy Jeffery JOE TAYLOR wills h1S new book on Arch1 mede s Prmclples to a fellow sc1ent1st Al bert Emstem JASON ROMEO WARREN leaves all h1S Juhets to Charhe Whecter To MR PERHAMUS we leave a sen1or class that wxll follow Parhmentary Procedure 111 thexr class meetmgs To MISS ARMBRUSTER we leave somethmg old something new somethmg borrowed something blue and our best w1shes To MR GROSSMAN we leave frogs for h1s b1o1ogy class to dlsect rnstead of worms To MR R MOORE we leave an electnc coffee maker for h1s athletrc offlce To MISS CHANDLER we leave stoves on whrch nothmg Wln burn To MISS LOUNSBURY we leave a robot to carry all thebooks cameras pro3ectors etc To MR LAUB we leave another Bucky Candybar Meola To MR A MOORE we leave Anchor and Megaphone editors and staffs who w1l1 co operate with htm at ALL umes. To MR KLEIN we leave a bottle of Tm ta1r to cover up the wh1te harrs acqtured 1n dr1v1ng classes To MR HOFFMAN we leave a band com posed of all semor h1gh members To MISS WINDAU we leave a pa1r of wmgs so that she can retr1eve the volleyballs served up tnto the catwalks To MISS SALZMAN we leave an A Capella Chorr compnsed of 150 members who do notlung but smg To MISS SCOTT we leave a roomful of un breakable typewrxters To MR HARTLEY we leave a tw1n to help h1m be everywhere at once To MR SOWECKE we leave better dreams han those n1ghtmares he s been havmg of a two legged blddle football team To the CUSTODIANS we leave all our candy wrappers sull around the candy To the CAFETERIA COOKS we leave smks and tabletops lined w1th foam rubber To the OFFICE STAFF we leave telephones that answer themselves and materxal that flles 1tse1f To the IUNIORS we leave a qmet class sponsor To the other CLASSES we leave machines wluch w111 automat1cally do all the1r home work Tlus document was drawn up srgned and sealed lll the presence of Kaye McCorm1ck Carole Hasel Carol Cockrell Joyce Ohlemacher Dan Majoy . - 1 r I 0 - u n D l - Q 4 . - - - . O - 0 . . .a . , . . . . - 1 . . . Y . , . . t - I an n - . . . . . v o I 1 , - . . . . . . . - - u I I ' . . n r 1 s . u n Q n .
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