McCann Technical School - Artisan Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

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Class Will We the Class of 1965 being of we ak mind and memory do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament. Joanne Palmer -- leaves her cooking ability to Mrs. Ostrander. Je an Wilber -- leaves her Miss Clairol Hair Coloring to Dolores Hunt. Gerold Fowler -- leaves his brains to John Tre adway. Dennis Biron -- leaves his tan sweater to George Sweet. Gene Coiu'temarche -- leaves his motorcycle to Mr. Goss. Robert Eastwood -- leaves his army uniform to anyone it will fit. Charles Grande -- leaves his winning ways to Dave Letourne au. Glenn Girard -- leaves his drop out transmissions to the Auto Shop. Nelson Pellerin -- leaves his skin you love to touch to Tom King. James Joppich -- leaves his looks to Howie Lescarbeau. William Bradley -- leaves his curlers to Francis Wlodyka. Harold Dupee -- leaves his girlish ways to Walt Daquette. William Malone -- leaves his vocabulary to Jane Misuik. Peter Nye -- leaves his classroom quietness to Mike Bacon. Gordon Phelps -- leaves the Junior Class one gallon of maple syrup. John Lazarczyk -- leaves his free library periods to Rick Bernaidi. George Trumble -- leaves his three longest hairs to Mr. Stanhope. Charles Douglas -- leaves his responsibilities to Jimmy Sloan. John Koza -- leaves four inches of his height to Mr. Babula. Alan Goodrich -- leaves his little car to Pete Anderson. Neil Hanlon -- leaves his scarcasm to Kenny Peck. Dave Horton -- leaves his charm and sex appeal to Rick Daub. Gary Rivers -- leaves his football cleats to Mark Polack. Wayne Ballou -- leaves his cast to Pete Levesque. Dave Bieniek -- leaves his Little Lord Fountelroy dress and manner to Greg Pol1cc1 Peter Beloin -- leaves his scooter to Mr. Mamulski. Kurt Herman -- leaves his automotive ability to Mike Dtum. Paul Morris -- leaves his art ability to Susan Buck. Glen Roy -- leaves his shyness to Bob Gazzaniga. Toni Sacco -- leaves his greasy fingerprints in the Auto Shop. Ronald Shartrand -- leaves his brone to Walt I-lunkler. Louis StJacque -- leaves his motorcycle helmet to Mr. Goss. Dennis Tassone -- leaves his personality to Mr. Dickenson. Caroline Bush -- leaves her sweet disposition to Betty Hall. Teresa Denault -- leaves her black eyes to Elaine Franzinelli. Beverly Rennell -- leaves her patience to Alice Jarvis. Joanne StDennis -- leaves her athletic ability to Candy Parker. James Alcombright -- leaves his green honor society jacket to Loui Robert Donlin -- leaves his ears to the F85. Charles Sweeney -- leaves his harem to Joseph Brandon. Steve Kordana -- leaves his time and money to Mr. Hatton. Thomas Pilot -- leaves his homework assignments to John Swistak. Gary Smith -- leaves his attendance record to Ray Hartman. Ronald Szpila -- leaves his speedy ways to Alfred Norman. Tom Trimarchi -- leaves his hand stands to Howard Rennell. William Hillard -- leaves his dirty apron to Leo Jarvis. Daniel Connors -- leaves his history book to Lance Mendel. James Schouller -- leaves his smile to Larry Sargent. s Yarter Craig Teeple -- leaves his te acher-pleasing ability to Tom Cramer. Mr. Fitzgibbons -- we leave you a pair of Suspenders. Mr. Cardillo -- we leave. Mr. Westall -- we le ave you our sincere best wishes for success in your efforts to enlarge our school To the Junior Class: To you we leave our place as the Senior Class. Fulfill your duties cheerfully and follow us with dignity, secure in the knowledge that you will graduate from a truly great school 32