Lockwood High School - Reminder Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

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Last Will and Testament I'Ve, The Graduating Class ol' the year One Thousand Niue I-Iundred and Forty-Niue, ol the city of lit-larwick, county ol' Kent, and state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. being ol sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will heretofore made by us. I, james Abberton. hereby will and bequeath my basketball unilorm to Jeanne Rocheleau. who I know will look better in it than I ever did. I, Leonard Arvidson, hereby will and bequeath 1ny good study habits to any uuderclassman who wants them. I, blames Bailey, hereby will and bequeath to my sister Patsy all the lun and good titnes I have had at Lockwood. I, Betsey Barton, hereby will and bequeath my good times in girls' sports to my sister, Allura, who I hope will have as much Fun as I did. I, Marjorie Belcher. hereby will and bequeath my non-working geometrical brain to anyone who needs it badly. I, jean Bell, hereby will and bequeath my ability to get through the second aisle in the locker room to my niece, Marilyn. I, Alfred Birch, hereby will and bequeath my ability to chew gum in class to any junior who is constantly getting caught. I, john Bristol, hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of gym to any poor dope. I, Barbara Burke, hereby will and bequeath to Pete Burke, my seat in study hall and hope he enjoys it as mitch as I did. I, Anna Cairo, hereby will and bequeath all my wonderful experiences as a member of the music department to Angelina Marsocci. I, Betty Caldwell, hereby will and bequeath my position as head cheerleader to any cheerleader who has plenty ol' pep,,patieuce, and time to spare. I, Leah Gard, hereby will and bequeath all. the good times I have had at Lockwod to my sister, Carolyn. I, Mary Card, hereby will and bequeath my seat in second year typing class to any unfortunate indi- vidual who gets it. I, Mary Cardillo, hereby will and bequeath my gym suit, stripes and all, to my two sislersglet them decide which it Iits the better. I, Anna Cialrei. hereby will and bequeath all my good times at Lockwood to my brother. Cluilio. I, 'lean Civito, hereby will and bequeath my ability to give Mr. Hunt headaches to any future driving student. - I, Shirley Colvin, hereby will and bequeath my good times in IJ-period voice class to my brother, Russel. and I hope that he enjoys the class as much as I have. I, Patricia Colwell, hereby will and bequeath all the lun I have had from my extra-curricular activities to any up and coming junior who has the stamina to endure the strain. I, Richard Cook. hereby will and bequeath my beloved pair ol' greasy overalls to my dainty sister. Laura. Twenty-six I, Anna DiCarIo, hereby will and bequeath to my cousin, Theresa Petrarca, all the wonderful times I have had at Lockwood. I. Victor DiFranco. hereby will and bequeath my football jersey, number 62. to my brother, Art, and hope that he has as much lun with the team as I did. I, Rosser Donley, hereby will and bequeath to my brother, Gordon, the many good times that I have enjoyed at Lockwood. I, Robert Downs. hereby will and bequeath fly my number IS basketball jersey to anyone who makes a lair substitute, and t2j n1y ability in art to Bobbie. I, Stanley Essex, hereby will and bequeath my lzuthlul green gym trunks to ,Pete Essex. I, Alllilllll Evangelista, hereby will and bequeath to my brother, joe, the many good times I hare had at Lockwood. I, Carleton Farulnun. hereby will and bequeath mv nickname to anyone who wants it. I, Shirley Fisette. hereby will and bequeath my position as a twirler to any girl in hopes that she will have as much fun as I have had. I, Joyce French, hereby will and bequeath the fun I've had in the band to some future twirler. I, Katlterine Golanski, hereby will and bequeath my pleasant friendship with Bliss Riley to my sister. Nlillicent. knowing that she will Iind her as wonderful as I have. I. Robert Gregory, hereby will and bequeath my chemistry apron to my brother, David. I, Arthur Hannalin, hereby will and bequeath my part in the Senior Play to my brother, Ed, when and if he ever wants it. I, Alice-Ann Hayes, hereby will and bequeath my uonderlful times at Lockwood to my brother, who enters Lockwood next year. I, Dana Ingalls, hereby will and bequeath my duck- hunting ability to jimmy Smith. hoping he gets more ducks that I did. I, Xllilliam Ionata. hereby will and bequeath Your years of math with Mr. 'l'aylor to anyone who wants them. I. Elizabeth Isaacs, hereby will and bequeath to the future I'resident ol' Girls' Leaders' Corps. all the l'un I have had in this organization. I, Lynn jacques, hereby will and bequeath to my sister, Merle-ue. any ability to mix cakes with a knile and still get an from Miss lyIcGovern. l. Karl johnson. hereby will and bequeath my outstanding ability in algebra to Bob Watelet. I, .Ianics Kennedy. hereby will and bequeath my ability to agree with teachers to james Smith. I, Rita LaBuIl'. hereby will and bequeath my slightly airsconditioned gym suit to Barbara Kosiba with the hope that she will Iit QQ into it.

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the United States Navy . After I had recovered lil'OlIl this startling revelation, they inlortned 111e that Joe Lemieux was coach olf tl1e Steam Rollers. a11d that jake Ahberton was his Stal' player. From sports we skipped to 111edici11e. Alice Hayes had become the lirst lady dentist in lflfarwick. l1Vith the help of her secretary. :Xnna DiCarlo, she l1ad hecmne very pro111i- nent. In fact she had just hnished a dillicult job o11 Stewart Whiting, the inventor ol the lfVl1iting rIiClCPllOl'lC Systeni. It seems llllill one ol' his operators, Janet Stewart. acciden- tally opened a door in l1is lace Zlllll misplaced a few ol' l1is teeth. At this point, i11 walked scientist Karl JOllllSOll. I-le had come to give a lecture on a new planet he had discovered. Karl said that during a recent trip to New York l1e had seen Mary' Cardillo, a talented artist, a11d Rita L2lBlllli, head designer for Barton's Exclusive Feininine Apparel Shop. I-Ie said l1e had also seen Terry Ploeger, who was manager ol' a super-deluxe department store, where hllllllil Linden was head huyer. Cartnela Venturino had been modeling there u11til Mr. Powers olfered her a better position. Terry told Karl that Joyce French was running a dancing school in Hollywood with Mar-iory Belcher as l1er business lllilllagiil' illlfl .lean Bell Zlllll Molly Evangelista as her receptionists. I-Iow about Norma Leader, Ray Farnhain, Leonard Arvidson, Bill Potter, and I-Ierkie O'Con- neil? Norma was happily married and quitt- a socialite. Ray and Leonard were at the head ol' tl1e Farm liureau, and I-Ierkie was a SllCl'CSSl.lll, architect. I was musing over this state ol affairs when it XVestern Union boy dashed up with a tele' grain for 111e. This is how it ran: HAVE PREPARED CUCUMBERS FOR- TY-NINE VV.-XYS STOP AM DESPERATE- LY ILL STOP COME HOME STOP DON 'I' STOP STOP. IVOODLEY. Once again I made lily adieus to Lockwood, hut l knew I would keep coming hack to check up on the remarkable class of l'orty-nine. QAOLQ Twmily me

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I, jan Lawson, hereby will and bequeath my seat in chemistry to any junior, with the hope that he will enjoy it as I have. I, Norma Leader, hereby will and bequeath my seat in D-Period voice class to june llennett, and may she enjoy it as much as I have. I, joseph Lemieux, hereby will and bequeath to my cousin, joe Taylor, tny number Il basketball unil'ornt. which I know he will more than lill. I, Hiltua Linden. hereby will and bequeath my good times at Lockwood to joan Corbishley, who I know will appreciate them. I, Barbara Matteson. hereby will and beqtteath tny locker. No. 2011. to any energetic Lockwoodite brave enottgh to plow tltrough a hundred or more people each morning in order to reach it. I, Ruth Moreau, hereby will and bequeath tny locker to anyone who can see in the dark. I, Dorothy Murphy, hereby will and bequeath my ability to manage to get a smile from joe, the bus driver. to jeaune Pigeon. I, Natalie Norden, hereby will and bequeath mv f good time with Miss Riley to tny sister, Meredith. when she comes to Lockwood. I, I-Ierbert O'ConnelI. hereby will and bequeath my gym shoes to Betty jane. l, john O'Leary. hereby will and bequeath my sense of httmor to any ttuderttlassman wlto enjoys up- setting classes. I. Anna lladula, hereby will and beqtteath tny laugh to my sister, Maggie. I. Nellie Petrarca, hereby will and -bequeath tny ability to play the string bass to jean Traiuor, and hope she will enjoy it as much as I haye. I. Theresa Ploeger. hereby will and beqtteath my place on the cheerleading sqttad right in front ol' the opposing teatu to :tny future cheerleader who has enough stamina to stand it! I, William Potter, hereby will and beqtteath my share of the Mechanics Club to any ttnderclassman who is interested in a lot of good times and a lot of hard work to go with it. I. Frances Powers, hereby will and bequeath to tny little brother, David, the good times I have had at Lockwood, especially at music festivals. I. Shirley Randall, hereby will and bequeath all my fun iii gym class to tny two sisters. Beyie and Connie. and hope they enjoy it as much as I have. I, Fredrick Richmond. hereby will and bequeath my friendship with Miss Daily to my sister. Caroline, in the hope that she may make good ttse ol' it. I. julia Rogers, hereby will and bequeath my ability in mathematics to my cousin, llayid, when he comes to Lockwood. I. Marion Rouse, hereby will and bequeath my position on the cheerleading sqttad to tny brother. 'Ii0llllIly', hoping he has as much fun as I have had when he is ready to take it. I, Vincent, Steesh. I7illibuster, Governor, Senator, McGrath, Rosati, hereby will and be' queath my nicknames to anyone who wants them. I, Helena Sanocki, hereby will and bequeath the happy times I have had at I.ockwood to my younger sister and brother in hopes that. they will cherish them as I do. I, Carl Schafer, hereby will and bequeath all lnearly all, that is.j of my ability to do higher mathematics to Robert XVatelet. I, Marilyn Schmieder, hereby will and bequeath my ability to reach the twelfth grade to my sister, Pauline. I. jean Smith, hereby will and bequeath the tympani and the bass drum to any future band member who has a few more muscles and a stronger back than I hare. I, Priscilla Smith, hereby will and bequeath to Tommy Rouse nty ability to get along with Miss Willard. and hope that she will help him to have as wonderful a senior year as I have ltad. I, jean Spencer, hereby will and bequeath my locker No. 2el3. to my sister, Claire. hoping that she will be able to open it more quickly than I did. I. janet Stewart. hereby will and bequeath to jimmy Lynch. the ttse of my Royal typewriter in rootu 202. I, Allan Stoppard, hereby will and bequeath my coyerall in shop to my brother, Bill. I. ,lane Swansott. hereby will and bequeath to Peggy johnson. the good times I have had in D-Period voice class and Girls' Choir. I, Beverly Veatch, hereby will and bequeath to the next niajorette, my baton with the hopes that she will have as much fun as I have had with the band. I, Carmela Vcnturino, hereby will and beqtteath my ability to leave late bttt always make the btts to Ray Nelson, who certainly can use it. I. Victoria Villa, hereby will and beqtteath all tny good times in gym class to my niece, Eleanor Rivers. I. Frances Waterhouse, hereby will and bequeath to my brother. Richard. tny Stiitl in Student Council. I, Beverly Watson. hereby will and bequeath my abtltty GJ to drive a car to anyone foolish enough to drive as I do. I. Robert White. hereby will and bequeath tny ability to get up and get to school on titne to Bob Mtlliard who needs it. I, Barbara lllhitford. hereby will and bequeath to llly brother, Edward. three times as tuany good times as I have enjoyed in my one year at Lockwood. I. Stewart, Stewy, Beans, Lightnin, Bull, Whiting hereby will and bequeath my ability to pick up nicknames to Bob Watelet, who hasn't any. I, Elwood lilyman, hereby will and bequeath all the good times I'ye had in my senior year to Carolyn IX-Iosher. I. Robert Wynne, hereby will and bequeath the brains I hayen't got to my brother, Brian. Ill II'il11c'.ss l'I l1ereof, We The G1'1tcluaIi11g Class of Ni11c'tc1'1'1 Himdred and Forty-Niric, the leslators, lmvr' set our lmml hereto this fiflr'1'11Il1 day of FlfIII'lllll'j' i11 the year of o111'Lo1'd one ll1o11s1111cl nine ltiznclred f111rI fIIl'l'V4llfIIC'. fI949j THIS CI.,-ISS OF 19-I9 Siglllfll, j111I11isl11'tI. 111111 rI1'rlr11wl 11.9 111111 for ilwir lux! will llllll les1111111'11I l1y 'I'l11' Grzizlttnliitg Class of fllllf 7'flUIlSllIIfi Ninn H1111rIrr'rI and Forty-Nine, the IIIIIIIIK IIIIIIIUII IZCYIIIIUVS, i11 Ihr' j11's'.w'111'1' of 11.9, zvltn, llf ll1c'i1' l'l'flIll'5I r111cl in II11' j1r1'.w'11r'1' of lltem 111111 of I'II!'l1 oll11'1', lmm' .st1bsc1'iI1z'fl 11111' IIIIIIIFS licreto as wiI11essf's on the day and year lax! rtforwzticl. .fluntu-:v E. Rtt.1-xr hI,uu.tNNA L. XVILLARD Twe 11. ty-seven