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' f AQ X N, XWQQ ff. f f gl 'T , a Lf Rg,kXX, .x- ' .4 KW V , L X ,f ff' The drum major position of Helen Grant is given to Anita Cavalier. Ellen Cronin wills her blushes to Ralph Downey. Ray Sheaffer's model airplane building is left to Ierry Petro. ' l , ' L Harry Orr's auto speeding records are presented to Mr. Kohr. Violet Grant leaves what's left of the correction fluid to next year's typists. 4 - Dorothy Foreshew's soft blue eyes are being willed to Carley Mathewson. - Lena Gerome wills her trumpet to anyone who can do it justice. ' ' ' I ' Norma Flory's little voice to Dolores Hale. V Ronald Bair leaves his shyness for -Iimmy Moock. Melvin Royer's basketball skill to Bobby Gallucci. Orlando Cavalier's long walks with Clara to some other fellow fwhofd better' not get' caughtll. ' Nancy Swanberry's cute snoots to Beulah Taylor. Cloyd LeMay's troubles to anyone who doesn't have any. ' ' Donald Kreger's drowsiness in Democracy class to next year's seniors. Lowell Hein's yellow tie to Lynn Garrott. Lester Slayman's shyness to Robert Holibaugh. Mary Lou Fall's quiet manner to Janet Hume. Hazel Edd1eman's dimples to Dolores Mareno. Wayne Bircher's good looks for next year's Romeo -Ronnie Humbert. Richard Feller's sarcasm to Owen Schmucker. Arola Fawver's barefoot sandles to Sue Thacker. Doris Humbert's night schooling to anyone who can take it. - Rita Schell wills her-position as editor of the Memoir to Patty Coffy tif she wants itl. Richard Bair's teasing to deserving David Rafeld. Andrew Wasik's intelligence to Iames Bennett. Alda Guarnerie wills her high-stepping to next year's majorettes. Anita Mayfield wills herself to Pete. Ann Cain wills her giggles to Sue Fall. The dancing feet of Lee Kyser are left for Ierry Cirone. Charles Phillips' photography ability left to Tom Saunders. Charlene Ball's good nature to Kenyon Landis. Dorothy Iervis' hep and jive jitterbugging to Carl Manoff. Margo DeLashmutt leaves her day-dreaming to Ioan Feller. Ioan Washbum's cheerleading to Harriett Landis. Herb Delaney's ice skating to lack Lewis. Richard Poharesky's ability to fix typewriters to Bob Groff. Eleanor Manoff's wisecracks to Red Guarnerie. Shirley Boyde1atour's pretty clothes to Mildred Stockburger twho does all right, tool. Celesta Campanelli's Indian bracelets to all jewelry lovers. ' Stella Giannetti's coal-black hair to Eileen Burfield. Bill Wearstler leaves his position as president of Hi-Y to Iohn Ohman. Walter Siekemeyer leaves his gum-chewing to Mr. Aitken. Campbelle Charleston wills his height to Bob Adams.
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Orlando Cavalier received the Faculty Award for General Excel- lence. This award, the most distinguished which any student can receive, is given after careful consideration by the faculty of Middlebranch High School. To receive this awarzl the student must be in the upper third of his class. He must have taken an active part in the school activities. must present a pleasing appearance, and must be cooperative, dependable, prompt, likeable, FACULTY AWARD congenial, sincere, friendly, and courteous. MEDAL STUDENTS I Back row: Harriet Swartz, Camille Nieport, Clyde Biffle, Celesta Campanelli Ann Cain. Front row: Mary Gardner, Delmar DeLashmutt, Hazel Eddlernan.
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