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l l Class Will M We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and F ifty-Two of the Hurst High School, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, after taking full account of our graces, talents and most valued acquisitions, do hereby publicly declare, state and specify this to be our last will and testament, on the form of the following: l First: VVe give, devise and bequeath every one of our privileges to the fjunior Class, especially that of our good attendance, and or the least number of skippers, may they enjoy the same peace as we did. Second: To the Sophomores, we will all our poise and dignity. Third: To our teachers we leave our best regards. Fourth: To the Freshmen, we leave our good be- havior, hoping diey may profit by this. Fifth: The Seniors wish to will the following to their individual friends: , Geraldine Albright wills her wittiness to Arlene Husak. Carl Auer leaves his Chevrolet convertible to his brother, Fred. William Baker wills his kind disposition to Mitchell Bielecki. Maryann Balko leaves her suit pattem in Miss Hacker's sewing class to Wiona Traugh. james Balun leaves his trips to District Band to john Hunter. Mike Bankovich leaves his four periods of Industrial Arts each day to Tom Caldwell. Shirley Bamett leaves her three minute walk to school every moming to her cousin, Gloria Frund. Phyllis Bash wills her position as Football Queenb to joan Keto. james Bennett leaves the whole locker that he shared with her this year to Elsie Pfeifer. joanna Bienia wills her inquisitiveness to anyone who loves to ask questions. joseph Bilik leaves his football manager's suit and posi- tion to any future manager. Dorothy Blaszkowski leaves her skill in skipping school to Lois Hunker. Anna Marie Blissman wills her Chorus seat to Mary Catherine Whisdosh. Thomas Blosky leaves the pictures in his locker to his brother, Bud. Helen Bossick wills her dancing partners at the school dances to Pauline Niezgoda, jack Boytim leaves his reserved seat in Miss Thompson's room to Bemard Denis. Charles Brooks leaves his pinochle deck to his brother, Bill. Albert Carey leaves his golf socks with eighteen holes to Dick Miller. Carol Chenoweth wills his ability for writing sports stories to Robert Linden. Marlene Chicka wills her place as accompanist in Chorus A to Vaun Hile. james Cook leaves his big feet to john Kontor. Hallie Craig leaves her position as editor of the Hursto- nian to Donna Aultman. Alice Faye Crum wills her majorette boots to jacqueline Steinbeiser. joan Davis leaves one used pair of saddle shoes to Pat Minick. Betty Dean wills to her sister, Phyllis, all the literature in her English Book. Norma Dean wills her locker and all her books to Anna Marie Smail. Donald Elsbury leaves his position as stage manager of the junior Play to john Sands. Patrick Flannigan leaves his French book to Paul Bowers. Edward Forish leaves his brains to anyone who can use some. joseph Forys leaves his place in the National Honor Society to Robert Resnik, , Irene Frederick wills her knowledge of shorthand to Isabelle Yurkosky. l Dolores F rena wills her trips to the Home Ec. building every day to any future junior who takes Home Ec. ' Anna Gonda wills all her A's in joumalism to Arlene Husak. Donald Gorton leaves the friendly mice in his locker to Sam Gorton. Mary jane Goscinsky wills her commercial books to her sister, Marge. Elizabeth Cradish wishes the best of luck and ability to get along well at Hurst to all underclassmen. Vera Grants wills her many pretty clothes to her niece, Theora Yezek. Anna Grega wills her happy attitude to Rita Nemeth. Harry Grimme wills his joking ability to some one ca- pable. Charles Haney wills his place in the workroom to Donna Aultman. Mary Heide wills to Bonnie Barr the best of luck in translating English literature. Willa Heide wills to Martha Briner her position as Secre- tary of the Senior Chamber of Commerce. Patricia Heimann wills her empty locker to her niece, janet. snip Holoman wills her tall stature to her sister, Elizai et 1. Robert Holoman wills his football unifomi to Ray Holo- man. Betty jane Honse leaves her ability of not getting to school on time to her brother jim. Audrey Hontz wills to Peggy Newill her shorthand. William Hoover wills his position on the basketball team to Andy Lipko. Robert Hoza wills his shyness to Leora Ackerman. Ethel Hudak wills all the fun she had at good old Hurst High to Theresa Bizup. jack Hunter leaves his locker beside the oflice to john Mav. Robert Hunter wills his bunsen bumer in chemistry lab to Kenny Shaw. Robert Immel wills his time spent in the office to jack Clark, ' Marcia Iwaniec wills her special trips to the office to any, wandering junior. Marie janick wills her part in the junior Play to a future l rumor. Donald jerson leaves his place in the Sigma Rho to r deserving junior. VValter johnson leaves his position on the football tean' to Ed Urban. Audrey jordan leaves her typing ability to Shirley Barr. Victoria Kalinay wills her ability as a saleslady to Agnes Storkel. Evelyn Kantorik wills her friendliness to Donna Leighty. Kay Keck wills her long, blond tresses to Terry Bums. john Kelly leaves his parking space to anyone who pro- vides his own transportation to and from school. Nicholas Kernicky leaves his baritone to Dick Albom. Genevieve King leaves her position as Photographic Editor of the Hurstonian to joan Kors. Roberta King wills all her Spanish knowledge to he! sister, Lida. '
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Senior Class Play Mrs. Banks, Buckley, the bridegrooin ..... Buzz, a friend of Tonuny's ,... Peggy Swift, Ben's girlfriend . Miss Bellamy, Massoula, the caterer ..,,.,.. 29 Bi! Caroline Frmzckc' Delilah, the Banks' maid .,.,.,,... Mr, Banks' private secretary 'SFATHER OF THE BRIDE Mr. Banks, the brifle's father .... Robert Hunter the bride-'s mother ,.,.,, Mary Ann Vikertosky Kav Banks, the bride ....... .... S hirley Smith Ben Banks, the older brother .,... Charles Haney Tommy Banks, the younger brother .james Heaney Albert Carey James Balun . Kay Keck Marie janiek Hallie Craig .jack Hunter Mrs. Pulitzki, dressinaker ...... Elizabeth Kontir Red, furniture mover .... ....... ames Balun joe, furniture mover . . . . . .Carol Chenoweth Pete, furniture mover . . . ........ George Silvis Timis man, florist ..... . . ,Kenneth Zahrobsky
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Clas james Kochis wills his art ability to Russell Coking. Mary Ann Kocinsky wills her majorette baton to Marlene Cook. joan Kollar leaves her seat at the basketball games to jane Huey, Elizabeth Kontir leaves her French knowledge to Mary jane Mullen. Bernadette Kowatch wills her used shorthand notebook to llnyune Yvllu can read lt. Paul Kozusko wills his position on the basketball team to any Promising future senior. Richard Krempasky wills his sense of humor to anyone who wants it. Mary Ann Kritz leaves the use of her typewriter in the workroom to Pat Ewing. Regina Kubasky wills her ability to play the accordion to Margaret Goshinsky. Elizabeth Kujawa wills her petite features to Loretta Givinski. Rebecca Lessman wills her strawberry blond hair to Mary Cunningham. Leona Lucas wills her giggles to Lois Harr. Leonard Magda leaves his front seat in Mr. Kissel's English Class to any junior. George Maline leave his front seat in P.O.D. class to any junior who wants it. Betty Marks wills her sewing ambition to Lorraine Tlumac. Lawrence Marks leaves his easy way of living to Leonard Yurkosky. Martha McFarland leaves her quiet personality to Geraldine Uhrinck. Evelyn Mehalchik leaves her commercial books to her sister, Lorraine. Ethel Miller wishes the best of luck to all underclassmcn. Charles Minick wills his French book to some French- man. joanne Minick leaves her place as the only girl in Senior Math class to any junior girl brave enough to take it. Michael Miscik leaves his gym clothes to Mike Rady. Rita Misner wills her ability to study and get good grades to her brother, Michael. Irene Mizikar wills her knowledge of Hamlet to Ellen Mizikar. Albert Myers leaves his seat in Senior Science class to some future senior. Margaret Myers leaves her literature book to Lillian King. joanne Nemeth wills her cute dimples to her sister, Nancy. Elizabeth Nitkiewicz wills her height to Florine Pyda. Albert Oravets wills his Spanish book to an intelli- gent Spaniard. Marjorie Overly leaves her selected office of Senior Class Treasurer to a deserving junior. Eileen Ozug wills her ability to get along with Miss Stoner to julia Kaminski, Kay Palcic wills her beautiful hair to juliann Mizikar. Paul Patterson leaves his seat in Trigonometry class to Edmund Davis. john Patula wills his ability to play wonderful football to the future fullback. Anna Pavuk leaves her athletic ability to Marlene Viazanko. Patil Payonk wills his typing and shorthand skill to his niece. Barbara jean. Agnes Petrosky wills all her compositions from Dr. Mullin to any junior who skips school. Doris Porch wills Chester, the mouse, to Bonnie Appel. Shirley Porch wills her ability to skip school without getting caught to Beverly Green. Leo Porterfield wills his hatred for girls to Sam Hix- S Sl W' II son. Tad Porterfield leaves his basketball managership for the next three years to jim Novotny. james Reaney wills his brains in Mr. Ted Myers's science class to NVayne Miller, NVilliam Rosky wills his position as halfback on the foot- ball team to Leonard Pavuk. Richard Roth wills his seat in Dr. Mullin's office to another redhead, Russ Smith. Gilbert Schachte wills his Senior Science book to jim lylalinish. Twila Schultz wills her brown rimmed glasses to Barbara Specht. Donald Scott wills his cowboy boots to another farmer or cowboy. Edward Shay wills all his chances to say Oral English to Andy Lipko. Donald Shilobod wills his seat in the office to john Semanchek. Robert Shrum leaves his tardiness in returning his report cards to VVilliam Brooks. Helen Shultz wills her cheerleader uniform to jackie Firment. George Silvis wills his welding experience to Charles Fisher, jolm Sladky wills all his nice years at Hurst to john Koslosky. jan Smith wills his place in Mr. Silvis's Salesmanship Class to anyone who is interested. Shirley Smith wills her chair in band to Tommy Lang who is the most promising of the trombone players. Bernice Snavely wills her quietness to Nancy jones. Dorothy Specht wills her commercial subjects to her sister, Barbara. jolm Stas leaves his tackle position on the football team to Russell Smith. joseph Stas wills his fullback position on the football team to Bill Misiak. Homer Summy wills Bob Strichik all his good fortune. Richard Summy wills his job in his father's store to someone in financial need. Verna Sweitzer wills her shorthand book to Ennna jean Scott. Elizabeth Tandarich wills her ability to cook and sew to joanne Mizikar. VVilliam Tometsko wills his singing talent to Tom Guli- bon. Glenneda Traugh wills her arguing ability to Arlene Husak. Martha Truxal wishes to leave all her wonderful friends to Martha Wjalat. Mabel Ulery wills her technique of sneaking into study hall late to Edna Mae Underwood. jolm Vidakovich wills his curly hair to john Rakaczky. Maryann Vikertosky wills her dramatic ability in the National Forensic League to Nancy Shilobod. Alice YVeir leaves her seat in Senior Science class to anv- one who wants it. ' Donald XVhipkey leaves his locker with all the mice in it to john Berg. Chauncey VVhite wills his Mail Pouch to Benny Male-sky. Hazel Vijilkins hands her position of business manager on the Hurstonian Staff to Beverly Green. Raymond Yanuck leaves his locker to a person who likes mice. Raymond Yurkosky leaves his P.O.D. book to Tommy Kalemba. Kenneth Zahrobsky leaves his leadership of the best rank in the band fthe sixth! to Buzzy Hartman. Marjorie Zelmore wills all her commercial subjects to Nancy jones.
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