Ichabod Crane Central School - Legend Yearbook (Valatie, NY)

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HABOD CRANE'S REPORT CARD ITEREST ing with people otball nnie ast Guard ,llionaires lving aming awing :n dson roads m atham Boys insylvania : can't tell swing lh8I'S Car 7 Force n Plymouth le Ford nting dson eerleading VY atham o knows tketball ly services mms Lie iling ad marks vlng fords rs ng late rking vuble ,ting letters ep in class iting Crocco's ying a piano HABIT WASTES TIME Conversation with Erna Doing homework Blushing Talking to Alan Making funny noises Doing up hair Going to movies alone Writing letters Making eyes Passing Baking Writing excuses Jitterbugging Eating Telling jokes Talking Leaving on lights Reading Telling jokes Combing hair Many Ha-ha Arguing Going steady Winning games We'll never tell Walking dog Working in bam Hard to tell Facial expressions Counting money Studying Swimming In Biology Eating In Hudson Wasting time Whenever possible Usually At home Giggling Talking to Iudy Talking On the telephone Making mind up Worrying Sleeping Waiting for Patti Admiring ring Helping others Talking to Harold Everywhere Listening to Hillbilli S d Buying stamps Haircuts Winking Reading Art Square dancing Hot-rodding Blue 8: White Ford Hudson New Street Army Her man Inspiring photo Leaming 8a Helping es tu ying Going out Boxing Listening On tests On Newspaper Never Thinking Certainly does Spraying Going out Skipping school Giggling Doing nothing Dressing up 23 REASON FOR FAILURE Talked back No football Mr. Acker Student Council Being late Got a B Future 'in-laws Skipping school Grew No food Gained a pound Laryngitis Went without talking Going steady Lost her tongue No phone J. Fred Muggs Studying Parliamentary Procedure History Later than Marge Swallowed mouthpiece Came to school Daydreaming Girls High heels No homework No dates Went steady Did homework Spoke loud Boys Broke glasses Forgetting boys History No apples Witty remarks Nobody knows Stayed awake Mr. Acker Broke her typewriter , ,I , PROMOTION Gym Teacher Soda Jerk Manicurist Another Peggy King Join The Cheerleaders Paper Collector Secretary Opera singer Ballet Dancer Cook Housekeeper Gym Instructor Proud Momma Jet Pilot Dog catcher Driver Horse thief Model Woman President Professor Mattress tester Jazz Player Joined Navy Boxer Chemist Manicurist Man Killer Navy nurse Wrestler School teacher Public speaker Food taster Glass maker Zoo keeper Bugler Dress maker Dance instructor Housewife Serviceman's wife Work for living Being English teacher

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of '56, certified to be of sound mind QU and bodies fwe are guaranteed to be 99 44f1000fo purej, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Grace Brown leaves her source of vitality to the highest bidder. Mary Hornung leaves Mr. Nabozny peace and quiet. Grace Avery leaves...because she didn't know the gun was loaded. Grayford Mesick leaves his history notes to be deciphered. Marge and Roly leave long legs to anyone who can't get to school on time. Harold Bersch leaves his basfulness to aggressive Junior Boys. Judy Dahlgren leaves her brilliant mind to the biology lab. for further experiments. Alan Pierce leaves his scientific abilities to anyone who can find them. Randoll Friss leaves Frankenstein with Miss Davis in Homeroom 17. Patti Ingham leaves her giggles to anyone who can understand what she is giggling about. The cast of The Charm School leaves bloodshot eyes, happy memories of Nov. 4, 1955, and humble thanks for his unselfishness and energy expended on our behalf, to Mr. Blake. Veronica Sitcer leaves to her successor a book entitled HOW TO MAKE A YEARBOOK IN EASY LESSONS. Patty Ann Garafalo leaves with no regrets. Barbara Sheldon leaves to the Junior Class her quiet ways, hoping that they will use them. Marlene Henderson leaves roller skating down the hall. Eleanor Stone leaves Mr. Hyde's lab. exploding. Etna Hodina leaves the cafeteria empty of food. Dawn Pulver leaves her famous last words, Miss Johnston, I just can't do it, to someone who really can't. Barbara Hoogkamp leaves her sense of humor to any junior in need of it. Vaughan Morse leaves her trumpet to someone who will honestly practice. Betty McComb leaves to become a singing secretary. Betty Ingham leaves her reading ability to someone with a strong voice. Joan Ogden leaves to invent square wheels for roller skates. Helen Williams leaves her dancing ability to the basketball team. The cheerleaders leave their uniforms to be dry cleaned. Joan Mclntyre leaves her knowledge of American History to the lowest bidder. Jean Peduzzi leaves for the U.S. Mint to make a million. Geraldine Mesick leaves with a smile. Judy Samascott leaves, waving good-by. ll-iuth Aran Shields leaves to her successor as editor of Students' Voice a bottle of aspirins to cure all eadac es. Richard Schnabel leaves in his stock car to win the Indianapolis Speedway by racing backwards. Doris Youzwak leaves her knowledge of French III to the Juniors-true. blue Frenchmen. Carol Shufelt leaves worn-out roads to Spencertown. Betty Dedrick leaves her ability to always keep her smile. Shirley Shufelt leaves...and is she surprised! 4 2-iglggvggrpeun leaves her ability to upseta class to anyone who can't manage I gl Leona Whitbeck leaves her ability to sleep in class to anyone who +5 r can manage it. 3. i Jeanette Macara leaves her homework to be copied. fl . Phyllis White leaves Mr. Acker in peace. j 0 ' Todd Shafer leaves sparks, a couple spare tires and some purple L I paint for next year's hot roder. , , . Q Jeanette Scism leaves on time! 3 ' f Alan Smith leaves his girls and wardrobe to anyone who can afford ' -, . V Q L , them. Q ,I QE l . Q.: fi . .ft s r. M'sffffo -,s i . 1 ,S . ' ' V 3 A V i 'A , ., , .. , +- A ' - i 24