Hurst High School - Colophon Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, PA)

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C6166 As our last legal act upon sorrowfully leaving the halls of Hurst, we the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Three, would like to leave behind us, our last departing wishes. First, to the up-and-coming generation we leave the ioys of the Halls of Hurst. Second, to the Teachers we express our profound hope for the survival along with our best regards. Third, to the underclassmen as a whole, we leave behind the untiring wish of Loads of Luck. In accordance with the individual wills: Leora Ackerman wills her position as Editor-in-Chief of the Hurstonian to her sister, Doris. Donna Aultman leaves her position as President of the S. C. C. to Wilma May. l Martha Balazek wills the good times at county chorus to Sceola Whipkey. Bonnie Barr wills her dimples to her cousin, Shirley Barr. Peggy Barr wills her iob in the candy booth to any over- ambitious band member. William Beal leaves his overdue library books to Skip . Glenn Bell wills all his unfinished P. D. worksheets to Richard Bair. Mitchell Bielecki leaves all his blue admission slips to Robert Resnik. Harriet Bienia bequeaths all her spare tablets to her sister, Marcella. Helen Billey leaves her position on the Colophon StaH to her sister Virginia. Theresa Bizup wills her natural curly hair to her sister, Pauline. Andrew Bloskey offers his position as cheerleader to any freshman boy willing to work. Lcrraine Blystone leaves her suit pattern in sewing class to Norma Mayes. Lois Jean Bonkovich wills her four-year-old apron to Mary Anne Specht. Martha Briner leaves her chair in the trumpet section to Pearl Bennett. Bill Brooks wills his private seat in Dr. Mullin's office to Pete Mohoney. Evelyn Bryga wants Anna Marie Smail to have her senior cook book. Robert Burns leaves his cheering position to anyone willing to work. Theresa Burns wills her position as Editor-in-Chief of the Colophon to any Junior willing to make it a success. Annamae Cibulas leaves her position as President of the Library Club to Jackie Firment. David Copper wills his Hot Rod Chevrolet to Jack Fetter. dixigi: IN -5222523251 91' 0 L 9232? 222' c P' iii by L . si? .'. Y . . .'.'. . .'.'.'.' - '.-.-.V Mary Cunningham wills her position as head drummer in the band to Billy Bilik. Edmund Davis wants Jack Adams to have his office as President of the Senior Class. Bernard Denis bequeaths his ability to tease to Bob Novak. Virginia Duda leaves her iokes to her little sister, Bonnie. William Dunn wills his Left-End position to Eddie Urban. Geraldine Evon leaves her position as Editor of Page 3 of the Hurstonian to Mary Kaminski. Patricia Ewing wants Shirley Peterson to follow her as sec- retary of the band. Carroll Fencil leaves his Ag. proiect to George Smith. Joanne Ferri wills her shorthand ability to Janet Leonard. Geraldine Firment wills her tap shoes to any girl who can wiggle her feet. Lillian Fisher wills her position as a Hurstonian typist to any good iunior commercial. Charlotte Firmstone wills her pretty blonde hair to her sis- ter, Arlene. William Freeman wills his Ford to Mr. Myers to use in Drivers Education. Donald Funk leaves his Middle-Guard position to John Rose- bosky. Beverly Green wills her position as Business Manager of the Hurstonian to Norma Porch. Jo Ann Green wills her chair in band to Elsie Boytim. Pearl Grimme leaves her laugh to Patty Seni. Thomas Gulibon bequeaths his position in band to his brother, Bud. Robert Harouse wills his seat in the Ushers' Club to some curious freshman. Rosemary Hartman leaves her Ike button to anyone in need, come the next election. Corinne Henry wills her beautiful red hair to Phyllis Albright, a little freshman. Vaun Hile leaves his position in the trumpet section to Rus- sell Coking. John Hunter leaves all his offices to be filled by promising underclassmen. Arlene Husak leaves her position on the Hurstonian staff to Joe Lesko. Patricia Johnson wills her position as Miss Fausold's secre- tary to Shirley Peterson. Joan Keto leaves her long locks to Jackie Wasil. Lillian King wills all her fun in high school to her sister, Dorothy. Florence Kita leaves her ability to argue to anyone who needs it. Joanne Kors wills her position as Photographer of the Hurstonian to Jackie Firment. Bernice Kridle wants some commercial student to use her typewriter the second period. Bill Krul leaves his vacant seat on the bus to Dave Keto Betty Kucera wills her shorthand ability to her brother, Jimmy. Anna Jean Landy leaves her position as band librarian to Joanne Biller. Donna Leighty leaves her pretty smile to her sister, Norma. Bernardine Lesko wills her giggle to her brother, Joe. Bob Linden leaves his cute expressions to Bob Miller. Andy Lipko wills his position in basketball to Junior Rakasky. Jim Lowther leaves his sleeping pills to a worthy under- classman. Bernard Lukacs wills his will to any junior who will need a will next year. Anna Lukasik leaves her oral talks in P. D. class to Mary Kay Puskar. Walter Markiewicz bequeaths his grades in Senior Science.