North Collins High School - Reverie Yearbook (North Collins, NY)

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A-...MY . CLASS Wlll As we the Senior Class of 1956 bring to a close our elementary and high school education, we wish to declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Freshman and Sophomore classes we leave our good luck and sincere wish that their Senior years will be as enjoyable as ours has been this year. To the junior class we bequeath the following: To Frank Warnes and Peter Loretto, Bill Adam wills his second story height, but keep your heads out of the clouds, boys. To Margaret Neifergold and Marjorie Witt- meyer, Bonnie Luther and Allene Aderman will their love for square dancing. Charles Andolino and Anthony Alessi will their Business Law books to anyone in the Jun- ior class that is taking Business Law on the con- dition that everyone will pass like they are going to do. Dick Rowe, David Brooker, and Richard Munson have decided to give up their well-earned positions in the band to Donald Eppolito. Merrilee Lawton and Beatrice Nowak leave their scholastic abilities to Joyce Taylor who seems to be doing quite well. Myrna Lawton bequeaths her gay, fun loving nature to Lucretia Cocca whom we feel is worthy of it. To joseph Pellegrino, John Fazzalaro leaves his ability to get around teachers in a smooth way. jean DiPiazza and Frances Ricotta will their see no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil at- titude to Eva Mae Wilson. Angela George wills her mirthful laugh to Mary Loretto who we feel will have as much fun as Angela did. Anna Marie Rizzo and Angeline Mardino give up their favorite recipes for pizza to anyone in the Junior class that likes pizza. Christine Greuschow wills her love for hill- billy music to Evelyn Polzin and Harold Wil- liams. Jim Clark leaves his well-dressed appearance to Vincent George. Remember Vinny, it always pays to look your best. Catherine Renaldo leaves to Mae Vara her ability to make a friend and keep it. Ken Myers leaves his ever ready foot on the gas peddle to Bob Hadley. Joanne Diodato leaves to Donald Peters her bashful ways. Her motto to be 'seen and not heard comes in very handy. Elmer Dustman and Eddie Awald will their straight hair to Keith Dillingham. Theresa Burgio has decided to leave to Fran- ces Fazzalaro her co-operation in class affairs. Theresa's co-operation has always been a great help. Marilyn Miller and jean Feltz leave their silent manners to Mary Ann Gawlak and Agnes Kelly. Pat Detwiler and Rose Marie Catalano pre- sent their cheerleading ability to Marilyn Ricotta. Keep up the good work, Marilyn. David Montaldi leaves his love for basketball to Bill Lawton who seems to do quite well. Carol Thill leaves her dignity, quick smile and readiness to help in any situation to Eliza- beth Koch. Charlotte Rynkiewicz and Pat Stephenson will their continued friendship to Dorothy Alff and Pat Bowman. Myra Milius wills her search for knowledge to Marica Whaley and Dorothy Macakanja. To Louie Richmond and Paul Adam, Maurice Dole leaves his love for shop. Ray Koningisor leaves his readiness to debate on any subject to Louie Macakanja. ,Nancy Richmond wills her roving eyes to Doramae Hadley who we are sure will use them to her advantage. Vinny Padalino leaves his class leadership to Louie Catalano, who we hope will continue the good work. Flora Taber leaves her ability to fit in small places to Irene Catalano. This concludes the Senior Class Will of 1956, written this 25th day of May, in the year nine- teen hundred and fifty-six, in the village of North Collins, county of Erie, State of New York. Signed by:

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CLASS of 1957 Row One: Mr. Provenzo, Keith Dillingham, janet Loretto, Frances Fazzalaro, Lucretia Cocca, Louis Catalano, Joyce Taylor, Evelyn Polzin, Mary Loretto, Dorothy Macakanja. Row Two: Marcia Whaley, Irene Catalano, Marilyn Ricotta, Mae Vara, Joseph Pellegrino, Eva Mae Wilson, Margaret Neifergold, Patricia Bowman, Dorothy Alff, Louis Richmond. Row Three: Mary Ann Gawlak, Donald Peters, Dora Mae Hadley, Vincent George, Agnes Kelly, Paul Adams, Marjorie Wittmeyer, Louis Macakanja. Row Four: Harold Williams, James Evoy, Vincent Koener, William Lawton, Frank Warnes, Robert Hadley, Anthony Loretto, Peter Loretto, Donald Eppolito. President ............ ....... L ouis Catalano Vice-President ...... ........ L ucretia Cocca Secretary .......... ........ E velyn Polzin Treasurer ....... ,.,.,.,. J oyce Taylor R28