Keene Central School - Tahawus Yearbook (Keene Valley, NY)

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CLASS WILL WE, the Senior Class of the Keene Central School, Town of Keene, New York, do make and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills, made by us. FIRST, I, George Buysse, do bequeath to David Hudson my ability to play sports and to try to keep out of trouble. SECOND, I, Lois Denton, do bequeath to Marilyn Broe my ability to get high marks in Chemistry and also my ability to play the piano. THIRD, I, Donna Lawrence, do bequeath to David Feitshans, my capacity for promptness and for keeping my nose to the grindstone. FOURTH, I, Beverly Marble, do bequeath to Patrick Jaques an Emergency Kit for getting stuck in the mud this includes a permanent license in case something happens to the original. FIFTH, I, Margaret Tallman, do bequeath to Nancy McCourt my know how for getting the family car at any and all times. ALL THE REST: our ability to get along with our class- mates, our sunny dispositions, our promptness in always having our work on time, our alertness, we, the Class of 19§1, do bequeath to the Junior Class. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands this 23rd day of June, the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty one. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said Senior Class of 1961, in the presence of us and each of us, who in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses thereof the day and year last above mentioned. George Buysse Lois Denton Donna Lawrence Beverly Marble Margaret Tallman

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CLASS PROPHECY The year 1971 has arrived and the reunion of the Class of 1961 is about to begin It has been ten years since this group has wandered out into the wide world and without doubt each one has wondered about their former classmates and what they have accomplished throughout the years. These doubts will soon be cleared up, as here comes the first member of the Class of 61. Looking quited changed and yet unknowable to all is George Buysse. George, certainly has gone far in the Marines and is serving now as a recruiter trying to persuade other undecided high school boys, that the Marines is the place for them. Not alone just like the year '61, Recruiter Buysse is accompanied by the former Beverly Marble who is looking just as spry as when she was in Keene Central. Bev, will answer the doubts of her former classmates by informing them she has traveled far and has certainly enj.oyed her role as educated housewife. The next to arrive at this happy event is the former Lois Denton. Much to our surprise Lois, is in a stewardess uniform. She has just arrived from London on Flight 76 and can stay only a few minutes as she has got to get back to the airport for her departure to Germany. Shortly after Lois's arrival a very sophisticated young woman arrived on the scene. It came as a shock to those already there to learn the identity of this young woman. Much to their surprise it was Donna Lawrence.