Lambertville High School - Hiltopia Yearbook (Lambertville, NJ)

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ohnny Prall leaves French II rn a hurry ean McCarthy leaves her complaining to Kay Davis Bobby Raulston leaves the school and Dorrs Ireland with regret To Anthony Sorerro Albert Raccrattr leaves hrs disposition on onc condrtrorr he must make better use of it une Reed leaves her moanrng over a certain GI joe to Rrta Reed ayne Stockton leaves her clothes to anyone who can wear them as well as she drd ack Stymrest leaves hrs rowdy boisterous carefree habits for filing rn the library After all we want ack to do something more than K P rn the army To George Huber Kenneth Scarboro leaves hrs bewilderment on the subject of women Gloria Stoy leaves her abrlrty to rhumba to Margaret Gross Darrs Slack leaves her flrrty Hrrty eyes and vamprng abrlrty to Rrca Anrdo Barbara Sharp leaves her make up to Marron Edwards Hervey Taber bequeaths hrs Out of this world hair cut to anyone who can wear rt To Lorraine Buchanan Burnerce Todd leaves her well worn comb Mary Vlearbone leax es her pleasant plumpness to Marie Atwood Donald Welsh leaves hrs studrousness to Robert Frnan To MR WORTH Supervising Principal the Senror class leaves a barrel of Vrta Plus tablets so he can keep up with hrs real estate project To MR WHITCOMB our prrrrcrpal we leave the hope that next year the paper shortage wrll be a thing of the past and that he wrll have no trouble enforcing the slip regulation To MISS LONG the Senror class leaves the hope that next year s Senror English class wrll get there on time To MRS RUDINGER we leave a sign Reserved for use rn pro tectrng her rights to comfort during the play season We leave our thanks to MISS LEAR for the assistance she gave us rn the library To MISS GERRITY the Senror class leaves a box of thread to replace that which the Seniors used to make stuffed animals The Senror class leaves MR DALRYMPLE a clothes prn to wear on hrs nose so the smell of cooking rn Home Economics wont attract rm iw QQQ I ' . . - . 5 . -. 5 , J . .. . y . 7 I . . . ' r J To Sylvia Heath, Joyce Williams leaves her Ah--So dull life UQ i h' . , pf I

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Vrrgmn Dooley leaves her technrque of chewrng, gum to anyone who can make her jaws go faster Asunda Crfellr leaves her bobby prns to Kay Davrs Crnda worked them hard they deserve a rest To lxathryn rung Adella Curtrs leaves her reserved seat at Smrth s for lunch Helen Cfrrduccr leaves her sweet and frrendly drsposrtron and her super efhcrency to anyone who can use rt as well as she has To Marrc Brshop Esther Case leaves her quret rnnocent manner wrth rnstructrons on how to make the best use of rt Bud Dorrell bequeaths hrs talk dark and what have you to Elmer Smrth Dorothy Foy leaves her posrtron rn the bakery to Robert Schermer horn and Drck Newton They are always there anyway why not get ard? Ernre Holcombe leaves to Clement Hoagland hrs football abrlrty rn hopes that rt wrll make a better player of hrm Charles Holcombe leaves hrs Leaprng Lena to anyone who thrnks he can handle the contraptron Irrs Huffman leaves her abrlrty to make up poems to Regrna Wrnn Annabelle effrres leaves her worn hockey strck to the school as a remembrance of the rnvrncrble hockey team she fought on To Floyd Updcgrove Stanley jarzyla leaves hrs muscles Warren Knechel bequeaths wrmmen to the rest of mankrnd Ruth Knoster leaves the good work she drdnt do rn shop to Mr Dalrymple so he wont forget her To Eleanor Moore Ruth Larrson leaves her nrght owl habrts Barbara Medoff leaves her Grft of Gab to Dorrs Peto Harry Mohn leaves that smooth lrne of hrs to any fisherman Grace Mrller leaves all that pep to Srs Brown eanne Mangan leaves her record of days absent to joe Keener to trv to surpass He was runnrng a close second Betty Myers leaves her abrlrty at basketball to Bertre Patterson To Marrlyn Lelfever Gladys Myers leaves her abrlrty to strck to one man Clrfford Palmer leaves lessons rn one arm drrvrng to Tom Wolfe Hold everythrng Tommy' Phyllrs Patterson leaves her present posrtron as rrght hand man to Coach tn Mrldred McCloughan Qfz-'2 K 1 L 1 , . 7 YI' ' ' Y , . ' 1 ' C V L 1 1 3 Y 1 ' 1 1 P ' Q - .. - H - N 4 , . .r - U - . , . r - U - .. - , . .. - U - K . l ' ' ' a , . , . -sw- ,, f2

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To MISS MONACO, we leave a pair of those artificial stockings that come in a bottle. Never more will she have to worry about runs on Friday afternoon. To MISS MALLETTE, the Senior class leaves a set of chains so she will make the hill in one trip next year. The Senior class leaves MR. HOWARD a box of pep to make sure he has the energy necessary for the daily climb up the hill. To MISS W1-IITELEY, we leave a book of stories to help her explain those black and blue marks. The ones she has been telling are pretty tall. b To MR. STEPHENS, we leave a new bow tie to wear with his Thursday suit. The Senior class leaves MISS RONKIN a room thermometer so that the typing room, next year, won't reach the zero point, and the office practice class won't ever be on the verge of becoming human icicles. We return to MR. MAHNKEN all those pleasant odors that escaped from the Lab. at different times throughout the year. To MRS. LOUCKS, we leave a list of the names, addresses, and phone numbers of the Seniors. She will need Canteen chaperones next year, so she may as well call them. We leave MRS. JANNEY a messenger to follow after her and pick up the things she leaves behind. To MR. NEWCOMB, we leave a high calorie diet to help him put on a few pounds. Having bequeathed all we possess, have possessed, and expect to possess, we hereby appoint Flattop, Shaky, and Gravel Gertie, as executors of this, our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this sixth day of june, A.D., 1945. WITNESSES: Skip Scarboro Stuff Carducci Scrubbie Aneskavich Bucky Sharp Es Case junie Reed Bet Myers fi