Lynn Classical High School - Classical Yearbook (Lynn, MA)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT fCont1nued from Page 173 Red Moore bequeaths hrs musrcal horn two floor mats a genume foxs tall and a pre e of chrome the length of hrs ar to Itch Adams It seems Bed caught h1m startna at h1s car once too often Sully s Serfs Fran Nowlckr and Phyl Rotond1 leave all the headaches and short held trrps to next years ambrtlous Gazettees Barb Pinky Glles and Cla1re Ramsdell bequeath to Corrme Chrrstopher and Mary Splalne thelr favor1te bench and table at Sam s wtth a year s supply of ntckels to keep the 1uke box go1ng strong I th1nk Corrrne and Mary have had thetr eyes on that booth for qutte some trme Adela Bamputl leaves her blg brown eyes to some lucky Junxor boy to dream about after she s gone IH due ttme after long practrce Tom w1ll develop an eye as accurate as Bob s Inc1dentally lf there are any grlevances among the helrs of these glfts I suggest that they present therr complamts to Mlss O Keele 1n Boom 104 s1nce she wxll be most eager to asslst rn any dlIf1CUll1eS Before rehable wrtnesses I now draw thls last w1ll and testament to a prompt end mg by s1gn1ng and sealmg 1t Thls document should not be opened unt1l the passmg of the Class of 1950 Stgned A Sorry Lot Wrtnessed by Ohver Sudden Martha Arcus Dlck Tator W1lI1e Flunk Frank Furter FREEDOM AND PEACE A DUAL CHALLENGE fCont1nued from Page l8l It has been proposed by a Connectlcut senator that the Unrted States offer to d1vert two th1rds of our defense budgets to world prosper1ty askmct IU exchange an atomlc agreement and an arms cut He IS also of the op1n1on that a moral crusade for peace vnll have a far greater effect than any physlcal weapon Those who w1sh to preserve peoples rlghts and prevent war should look to the people They want a free and peaceful world In a true democracy the people have d1gn1ty pr1de nob1l1ty and courage the characterlsttcs of free people They w1ll not stand passrvely by and see therr freedom and secur1ty torn from them RJ , . X . . Bob Currie leaves a nice shiny apple every day to Tom Graziano because he thinks eighty-hve