New Milford High School - Schaghticoke Yearbook (New Milford, CT)

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Lester Leviness, leave my Ford to anyone who can hold it down. Mary Ann Lillis, leave my knowledge of English to Shirley McHann. William Lillis, leave my ways of deviltry to Francis Hapke. Sally Martin, leave my job as secretary in the office to Nancy Couch. Patricia McHann, leave my good times in Miss Gallo's room to the entire commercial class. Janice McQueen, leave my ability to type to Beverly Hamilton. Jean Meddaugh, leave my demure laugh to Jean Golembeski. Burton Mezebish, leave my patient understanding of Mr. Graham's sense of humor to Bill Arnold. Ellen Moore, leave my place on the honor roll to my sister, Mary Lou. Andrew Morren, leave my shotgun to Mr. Kelly. Patrick Murphy, leave my muscles to Calvin Strong. Hueh Nuremburg, leave my football ability to Ed Berry, Frank Brandt, and Chub Marsh. Owen Peagler, leave my football, basketball, and track uniforms to Carl Trester. We, Jeanette Peet and Marie Thompson, leave our dancing ability to Barbara Peet and Edna Tiemann. I, Hughes Pfeifer, leave my Packard to Hot Rod Easton. I, Josephine Pruchnik, leave my look of complete innocence to Joseph Lillis, Jr. I, Richard Purdy, leave my place in the Ag. room to Robert Hungerford. I, Janet Richmond, leave my serious ways to Patsy King. I, June Sandell, leave my place as basketball manager to anyone with good nerves. I, Nancy Schimph, leave my poor mark in English to anyone else who can flunk a 3rd. grade spelling test. I, William Schnell, leave, taking Elaine Keith with me. I, Joyce Simpson, leave my wit to Joan Carrier. I, Anna Tuz, leave my liking for a certain Chevy to no one. I, Edward Volinski, leave my quick wit to Howard Altermatt I, Nancy Waller, leave my bashfulness to Annette Smith. I, Helen Weeks, leave my outbursts of laughter to Sally Borgstrom. I. Stuart Wells, leave after four hectic years. I, Richard White, leave my bashful ways to John Ploski. I, Julian Wojciechowski, leave my flirtatious ways to Mike Burdick. I, Sidney Wojciechowski, leave, taking all I've learned in my watch pocket. I, Donald Woodin, leave my managerial duties to some little Freshman. I, Neil Young, leave my Warren drawl to Charles Ludeman. I, Bruce Ziolkowski, leave my quietness to Mike Burdick. We, the Senior Class, do hereby leave and bequeath Miss Northrop to any class who will take real good care of her. 27

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W£ CMC That we. the Class of 1950 of New Milford High, Town of New Milford. County of Litchfield, State of Connecticut, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I, Eleanor Abel, leave my quietness to Jean Blantin. I, Tony Alessio, leave my seat in Miss Keeler's room to Henry Wolinski. We, Jean Bailey and Elsie Ellman. leave our everlasting and unselfish frindship to Sally Borgstrom and Joan Carrier. I, George Baxter, leave my liking of cars to Henry Wolinski. I, Dorothy Ann Beatty, leave my faithfulness to Minnie Cronin. We, Marjorie Berggren and Alice Lindbergh, leave our booth at Slone's to Joan Burnham and Carol Clark. I, Doris Caldwell, leave my sewing ability to Georgia Beatty. I, Robert Casey, leave, because after four years of High School, it seems to be the thing to do. I, Cordon Chappius, leave my good right arm to Bill Crowley. I, Edith Chapin, leave my jokes to Sally Borgstrom. We, Elizabeth Chark and William Jones, leave our tardiness abilities to needy Juniors. I, Gertrude Corna, leave my efficiency as a magazine sales manager to Eleanor Smith. I, John Crawford, leave my knowledge to some deserving student. I, William Cuddy, leave my driving ability to Eddy Easton. I, Richard Day, leave my ''88” to Charlie Brutz. I, Robert deZafra, leave my locker to six or seven unfortunate people. I, Rosalie Douskey, leave my basketball ability to Nancy Wells. I, Louise Duda, leave my love of shorthand and typing to the Junior girls. I, Edward Ferriss, leave my parking space to Stretch if he can get his car into it. I, Eleanor Ferriss. leave my ways with the boys to Priscilla Page. I, Patricia Flaton, leave my naturally curly hair to any girl on a rainy day. I, Joan Flynn, leave my talents to anyone who can discover them. I, Betty Gesell, leave sadly. I, Harvey Goodman, leave before someone changes his mind. I, Sally Hueston, leave my silly laugh to George Beatty. I, Doris Hungerford, leave taking my desire to attend Henry Abbott with me. I. Harold Johnson, leave, thank Heavens.—I hope! I. Elaine Keith, leave my ability to play the accordion to Maxine Anderson. I, Ronald Ladd, leave my good luck to all who need it. I, Howard Lane, leave my zany ideas to Slug Patterson. . I, George Lee, leave at last. 26

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BEST ATHLETE Betty Chark Bill Jones MOST POPULAR Bill Jones Sally Hueston CLASS BABY John Crawford Mary Ann Lillis 28 BEST ALL-ROUND SENIOR Bill Jones Janet Richmond