McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Senior Class Will We, the Seniors of l955, being of sound mind and body, and wishing to build ourselves a niche in the memory of those who follow in our foot- steps, so will and bequeath the following: Louis Scozzaro leaves the cafeteria supervision to Bob Gallant and Frank Krizon. Ray Kessler gladly leaves his history book to Charley Speakman. Steve Hrob leaves his drawing pencil to Joe Bero. William Gernold leaves his drafting skill to John Mordeno. Ronald Bachan leaves the great name of Howdy Doody to some worthy Freshman. Robert lsaacs leaves his nickname of Chief to Bill Isaacs. Kenneth Csont leaves his spot on the lumber pile to Tom Kalarovich. Stephen Kurbiel leaves his locker to a big Junior, Charley Manno. William Fulcher leaves all his hot air to Allen Canfield. Clarence Dunovant leaves his ability to loaf to Robert Vogt. Skip Barth leaves his curly hair to Dick Puerner. Frank Bagarozzo leaves his shortstop position to anyone who can earn it. Griff Satrum leaves his parking space to Stanley Macieiewski. Salvatore Fiorella leaves his high marks in Study to Tony Taboni. Paul Schultz leaves his Abe Lincoln beard to McKinley. Joseph Schottmiller leaves the loose rubber from his tires to Anthony Marano so that he can recap his. Henry Durmaj leaves his good conduct and checks in history to Ken Szymanski. Richard Lawrence leaves his heel-less sneakers to Joe Nolan. William Norman leaves the gym to anyone who can use it. Frank McQueen leaves all history to Red Tremblay. Joe Falsone leaves his bucket dunking to Wayne Tomkinson. Tony Galluzzi leaves to Paul Rubino his old, rusty carpentry tools. C Ronald Schutt wills his sharp plane and his nail-cutting saw to David ox. Don Cunningham leaves his solid gold, diamond-studded bench in front of Mr. Clabeau's desk to Richard Chase. John Zeller leaves his musical talents to Don Huenniger. Bob Morelle leaves Mr. Martino a year's subscription to Fur, Fish and Game Magazine . Leslie Goff leaves his sleeping hour on Wednesday to Ed Klaiber. Jack Domin leaves his hiding technique in the greenhouse to Jim McKee. John Bartolomeo, Bill Gabler and Steve Gnocchini leave their hockey rink and sticks in shop to Paul Leone, Frank Anastasi and Jr. Makosky. Willie Gagnon leaves the chore of cleaning up the lumber room in Mr. Kean's shop to Arnie Boyce and Len Stout. Arthur Collins leaves his band practice to Fred Tarantino. Stanley Skotnicki leaves his private lamp by the drinking fountain in Mr. Speck's shop to Bob Plewniak. Joe Abramo leaves his ability to saw through nails to Jim Male. To all those left behind we do hereby leave this inspiring message: Good-bye . The Seniors 25

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