Leavenworth Central High School - Roll Call Yearbook (Wolcott, NY)

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CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT Before passing from these halls of Wolcott High School, to go forth into the Great Outside, we, the Class of 1951, being of as sound mind as possible after four years of high school, having endured the joys and hardships which we have all encountered during this time, and being entirely appreciative of the fact that these have been the best years of our lives, do hereby declare this, our class will and testament, in the following manner: 1. To our teachers and advisors we offer our thanks and appreciation for their co-operation and understanding, however strained both may have been. ' 2. To the underclassmen we bequeath the job of keeping up Leavenworth's standards and traditions. Good Luck and have fun! 3. To the school we leave 81,000 for the introduction and maintenance of escalators. L For the comfort of the less fortunate we seek softer seats in Mr Crouse's waiting room 5 We provide that all periods be shortened allowing room for a new one at the beginnlng of the school day to be used by students wishing to finish their nine hours sleep 6 For Harold Hall we request the removal of the cigarette ax 7 To Buzzy Furber we leave twelve Arabian slaves Qgirls, of course to tow his truck whenever it goes on one of its frequent sit-down strikes 8 To Mr Terry we leave a new Joke book 9 For the advancement of scientiflc research we bequeath Merle Loveless to the science department lO To Miss Carr we bequeath a fresh supply of patience so that she may more easily bear the quavering speeches of her budd1ng dramatists ll Lastly, to all class and Student Councll officers we leave two tons of Papa Piper's Peppy Puppy Food Hav1ng thus made our peace w1th the faculty, we are the Class of 1951 Carol's double ex osure ' -- li. 17 Luther Robinson and Jane Wadsworth t' . . . J . n - W q . ' ' ff 1 ' ji -1 ' YV h A t K 4 ' as ta up - f' -ui Q 'J I---N ....1...... surprise birthday party for Bob Householder King and Queen of 1950 Junior Prom

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5 li iw Semor a N-J Seated Marilyn Miller Clrene Oliverl, Carol Foster CVidaJ, Miss Carr Director, Jane Wadsworth Uenniferl, Lola Brown CHarriet Gilpinl Standing Lesl1e Pettit-Stage Manager, Luther Roblnson CDr Hollisterl, Howard Jones CAndy Blayneb, Tom Crane CRa1ph CherryD, Amelia Ticcon1 CElizabeth Cherryl, Bill Jaff1n QHubert Cherryl, Ruth Hinier fLaurette Stylesl, Betty Bailey fllercedesl, Tom Foreman fPolicemanD A legacy everyone wanted eccentric grandfather, his prlvate fire alarm, and a woman who tr1ed to steal her daughter's boyfriend gave the play, RING AROUND ELIZA BETH, by Charl Adams, the comedy touch Rehearsals had thelr lighter moments, too Jugs of cider, square dancing, and a backstage ro mance often resulted in mlssed cues and skipped pages However this play, a successful Broadway produc t1on, proved to be a successful sen1or class product1on f,- SE if stage Hands Gary Dunton bharpe, Robert Householder u 1 f r i 1 f H 'w ,Q Ba rden T 'L' ' ,J H Z ,V .aj e , 3, L: mf, N, I . V as I A if ' e Q., L z ,L 'TUV' ,, A 3 Q, Y?f 4 A I A dl E - 'A ' x ' 0 ' V- 1 1 ' , t 2 if , - ' 1 1 7 1 W E f. Ae I H ' ,V , U Q Q1 K -JJ .ML My : . . 0 rl' A A . .f an 1 , A . an , . . . ' 9 , Macau, . -.maui-vibsnnsa ' : , A

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Class Cf 1952 X740 fda OfL6df HW' I li fic' Irv lf' 5. axe Row I -Janice Reed, Bruce Waterman, Ruth Bradbury Treasurer, Arden Sharpe Vice President, Anne Brandt President, Molly DeBack-Secretary, Lorraine Miner, Patricia Fox Row II -Mrs Duffy, Dorothy Shove, Gertrude Larkin, Virginia Wojciak, Shirley O'Bryan, Dorinda Larkin, Leola Decker, Bertha Capron, Barbara Shove Row III Mr Fisk, Grace Hall, Reginald Miner, Bette Cuddeback, William Jaffin, Thelma Reyn, JohnSparnon, Flossie VanDuyne, Leslie Lash, Mary Burnett Row IV Bruce Briggs, Gerald Loveless Graydon Youngman, Peter McNally, Merle Loveless, Robert Stanley, Richard Rising, Eugene Uilson ig-1 +2 F 3 '-5 Wu GQ 'Heyy THE JUNIOR CHANT y Some Taffyn Lose a filling See a dentist Get a killing The Juniors cleaned their teeth to the tune of some A00 pound boxes and 60 dozen bags of taffy, realizing a profit of 8116. Anne Brandt, Ruth Bradbury, Gerald 13 Loveless, Arden Sharpe, Patricia Fox i 5 'N I ,A ' kk.. ' . in ii A V: . ,v , , 1 kt L s .ug A f K 11 I . A -A tj I ' R Q I , T ' i y V . 1 1 A 8 Y. W, I1 t 5 Q K .rj - xv n i-4!. was f 'P ,? xr - I 34 A s I s m Q I f . YV K X! In Jo , 'M' 87 1 I s , .J 4 ' V A X A T K' X k' i iii Q S 1 nBu ,,- Q wi I , 1 L J U