Lowellville High School - Echo Yearbook (Lowellville, OH)

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L, L-,-I-lfxe Eclna CLASS WILL On this day, May 28, in the year of our l..ord, l946, we, the individuals of the Senior Class of Lowellville l-ligh School, do hereby make and publish this, our fi- nal will and testament. To Miss Gray, we leave our sincere appreciation and gratification for the ad- ' vice she has given us. Our president, lay Moore, has nothing to leave, and intends to take along ev- erything he can get his hands on. Loretta Cool: leaves her quiet nature to Mr. Metzger. Augustine DiRusso leaves his ability to play his sweet and hot trumpet. Marjorie Primavera wills her flirty--flirty passes to Mary Ann Mirich. Helen Cwbur, Lucille Conti, Amelia Piskovich and lean Norberg leave their giggles to lean Forsythe, Mary Martin, Rose Cook, and Natalie Carnicello. Elsie Perry leaves her love of uniforms to Shirley DeLullo. Veronica Leason, Lindsay Moore, and Rocco Miletta entrust their ability ol milking cows to appreciative city dwellers. Lucille Faraglia divides her yelling ability among the Sophomores. Armand Centofante wills his manly physique to Eugene Houlette, Mary Lou Depasguale leaves gladly. Steve Sontich begueaths his part ol delivery boy to Butch Liggett. Tom Marcone inherits the happy-go-lucky ways of Leonard Esposito. Bob Galazia leaves his l don't care attitude to Lewis Rotz. Twenty to four-time to go -Angeline Mariotti bequeaths this to Nellie To- rella. Ann Menichini's ability of writing stories is left to Marion Augustine. Dorothy Mohney's untiring patronage of the bus comp'y is left to Earl DePaul. Pete Argenziano leaves his ability to throw bricks to Orlando Cola. Elizabeth Mulina leaves her ability to get all the dirt to Stella Simone. Donald Arp leaves his fast driving to lack Esarco. Tony Caltagirone leaves his wolfing to Red Nolfi. Y Page thirty-five

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TIM Eats CLASS WILL CContinuedl Frank Cicciarello's specialty ot skipping classes is lett to Anthony Donatelli Frank Cicuto leaves his galloping dominoesn to Al Finamore. George Slaven leaves his tlighty Ways to Scooch Butch. Ioe Porky Rossi begueaths his height to Io-Ioe Stephenson. Pat Mangine leaves his love ot dancing to slow music to Iohn Crocetti. Margaret Rogers leaves her personality-plus, to Ierry Mulina. Mick Dutton leaves his ways ot teaching girls to ice skate to George De- renzo. Phyllis List leaves her tall and stately bearings to losephine Piccotti. Rose Donatelli and lrene Savon bequeath their habit ot gettin to school at 9:05 to Russel Hall and lanet Metzger. Dick Iohnson leaves his loud disposition to Bob Fisher. Mary Ann Robb leaves her ability to argue with Mr. Haines to Frank lnno- cenzi. Pat ludiciani leaves his Way With girls to many lonely bachelors The ability ot telling Tall Tales goes to any long-Winded student with the compliments ol Karl Kaneski. . Harry Krall leaves in his Austin. Ioe Williams leaves still trying to tell a joke. Angelo Zarlengo dearly and sincerely regrets that he can't leave some ot his Well known glamour to some appreciative Freshman. George Mongine leaves quietly. Theresa Sarville leaves with a sigh ot relief. Rose Catanzarite leaves her ability to run the mimeograph machine to Sha- ron Frech. Norma Headrick leaves her past to Martha Mangine hoping it will not catch up with her. Rose Cantanzarite leaves her ability to type to Bunny Olive. The Class, as a Whole, leaves all the secret nooks, and corners to our mem- ories, to our oncoming Seniors to find. Page thirty-siX