Lord Baltimore High School - Eagles Nest Yearbook (Ocean View, DE)

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70456 :fad ealdmevft' Class of 1954 the rrght to sing rn the halls any time during the day together with ten packages of throat tablets and a megaphone For the Sophomore Class a locket containing a lrst of our mistakes as a class and a large trunk containing the records of our scholastic athletic social and individual attarnments For the Freshmen our class picture for their rnsprratron when the wav seems hard and long For the Faculty an engraved testrmonral signed by the doctor to the effect that we have come through four years of struggle with an unexcelled record rn the matter of heart action cramal ex pansron weight reduction and synthetic complexrons To the school board a large barrel of sparkling gratitude from the deepest wells of memory an kept cool and refreshing by large chunks of cold common sense supplied by Mr Graef To the ladies who work so hard feedrng us we leave a large vinegar Jug full of salt tears shed by us when we thrnk of eating stew prepared by anyone else cleaning up after us To our school nurse we leave a composite photograph of our tongues together with a new book of Jokes so that the rnfrrmary patients might enjoy themselves untrl 3 30 Joyce Murray leaves the sweaters left to her last year to her sister Janice Gordon Wood leaves hrs ability to wrestle with the seventh graders to Olive McCabe Hope ou have better luck' Bernrce Long leaves her abrlrty to be true to one man only to Ruth Burbage Vernon McCabe leaves hrs smart remarks and brilliance to Gerald Wrlgus Peggy Ann Evans leaves her love for parties to Shirley Lane and her abrlrty to cook to Polly Snyder Frank Munoz leaves his abrlrty to play Stardust on his trumpet to Wendle West Hilda McGee leaves her tall slender frgure to Judy Wrlley and her abrlrty to play basketball to Veronica Layton lda Mae Melson leaves her marorette surt to Minerva Smith Richard Fordham leaves hrs professronal ability in sports to Raymond Rickards Y 0 t . . . , y . ' . - I I I I I I I I I U F I d . , ' . . To the custodians of our building, we leave a rake and a mop to replace what they have worn out . . . . . I D Y . U . . . .