Lawrence Park High School - Lawrentian Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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,f ..: Cures! Smile Most Dignifierl Must Inseymruhle Our Sis CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1953, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. We, therefor, bequeath: David Anderson's golfing ability to Bruce Krantz, Rich- ard Anderson's crewcut to Muntz Dalglish, Avedis Ave- disian's patronage in the Tigers' Savings Bank to Mr, Rouse, Gary Bailey's convertible to some lucky junior, Sue Berry's stylish clothes to Marian Krauchen, Bob Blanchfield's trips to State Band to Joe Buzzard, Eleanor Bowers' letter writ- ing to service men to Ioyce Chichester, Joan Brechbiel's blond hair to Mary Luce, Tom Brindle's promptness to Charlie Craft, Veronica Bros'.s's interest in Erie basketball games to Kay Kennedy, Shelby Brundage's shorthand ability to Honey Greenlee, Arlene Burick's ability to play the violin to Lynn Humphreys, Sylvia Christie's job at Pulakos to Rose Grygier, Audrey Cleary's brains to Ianey Schaffer, Aline Comptorfs quietness to Alyce Webb, Charles Curtis' faith- fulness to the Patrol to joe Logan, Ed Dalglish's sports enthusiasm to Frank Stefano, Tommy Eddingefs bus rides to Carole Vorsheck, Guy Mattocks' track ability to Pete Yadeski, Eleanora Gardner's friendliness to Sally Soudan, Connie Geigle's trips to Florida to everyone, Jake Gentile's height to Tommy Wood, Kenny George's curly hair to some lucky girl, Tom Gray's clowning to George Matosian, Herbie Hausmaningefs Camera Club membership to Iim Pachell, Don Johnson's pleasant personality to anyone lucky enough to get it, Merwin Jones' driving ability to the kids from Duke Center, Shirley Jones' piano playing to Libby Guerin, Janet Kilburn's big brown eyes to Nancy Long, Shirley Leach's car to jim Luce, Dick Lee's trips to the Ranch to Butch Noyes, Jack Logan's extra experiments in chemistry class to Ed Bergan, Gene Lyorfs sleeping in classes to any tired junior,Patsy McClaran's gum cracking to Pat Miller, Elaine Mattson's smile to I. R. Yount, Dick Mosher's jour- neys to Astec to Al Benton, Pat Nevin's willingness to work to Kitty Bichler, Barbara Orchard's giggle to Bonnie Rohde, Pat Payha's library duties to Anna Marie Bergan, Joyce Porter's note-writing to Bud Anderson, Margie Rutledge's artistic talent to Jean Oleski, Joe Samson's position on the football team to Bob Burick, Sarah Sanford's clothes de- signing to Beverly Blunt, Mary Ellen Sanner's enormous height to Phyllis Nantes, Marianne Savage's sewing patterns to Josephine Bross, Peggy Smilh's letters to Coehranton to Linda Nason, Pat Spadafore's vocabulary to the English Department, Leonard Stahlgren's lighter to Mike Frazier, Jean Steimefs wolfing to Carol Hague, Dave Strenio's dry humor to john Walls, Bill Thomas' girls to Howie Haskins, Marilyn Th0rnton's pixie-like ways to Katie Korn, Carl Veit's pegged pants to Don Ball, Bill Vorsheck's stationery sales to next year's senior class, Sis Welzel's enthusiasm to Betty Webb, Don Whipple's football ability to all future teams, Jeanie Williamson's cheering uniform to Suzanne Zeigler, Phil Winfrey's crazy legs to Bill Williams. Signed, sealed, and attested, this thirty-first day of May in the year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-three.