Northeastern High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Manchester, PA)

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EES MEM HLRES UCQQW Dons Ort and Dorothy Sprenkle wrll that wonderful frlendshrp of thetrs to Donald G1lbert and R1chard Yeager Ioyce W1lt Wrlls her cheerleadmg ab1l1ty to Iosephme Gladfelter And Sarah lane Llghtner bequeaths her sewmg ab1l1ty to all M H S grr s Ruth Wolf Wrlls her drgrufled attrtude to Delores Murphy And Esther Hummel wrlls her sunny d1spos1t1on to the school on those ramy days To the sophomore 1ur11or and sen1or classes of l948 we wrll our abrlrty to learn And to the Faculty we bequeath apprecratron for a task well done Srgned sealed pubhshed and declared by the above as our last wrll and testament E291 , O '1. '

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OLII' ES MEMGDHRES UWA? CLASS WILL We the class of l947 being of more or less sound mind declare this a last will and testament To Lois Boll Donna March w1lls her abllity to wreck cars lames Baker wills his lrke for gravy bread to anyone as hungry as he Margaret lane Kann bequeath the school piano to Charlotte Beshore And to Harley Donley Philip Gros wills that ability of con Jrncing people Dorothy Becker w1lls her wittiness to Donaline Bowers Carl Lehr will receive Edward Browns love for the oppos1te sex And Helen Beshore well she just leaves Irene Holder wills her love for basketball to Faye Snelbaker And Charles Spaldrng wills La Verne to the Freshman Class Rena Shatter wills her serious attitude to Minnie Shipley And William Krngsburys ability to k ep people guessing is willed to guess who To lames Holder Donald Doll bequeaths his fine tenor voice Rosetta Krebs w1lls her seat in the Saginaw bus to another of the gang And Evaline Henclnck wills her love tor Eugene to Barbara Blymire for Donald Barton Charlotte Llngg w1lls her tardiness to Mae Ensminger To William Leight go Gordon Shaitners flashy sock Paul Kllne bequeaths h1s hair styles to Leonard Diehl Patr1c1a Lawrence Wills her love for single lite to lacqueline Wiest Lane Browns love for cats lS willed to Mlss Ca sel And Harry Diehl w1lls those whiskers of hi to lames Craft Willrarn Clemens will receive Alvin Mussers l946 Ford Phyllis Prowell wills her quiet ways to loe Stephens And Just for the novelty Wilson Myers w1lls her ha r cut to Clarence Hake Mary Repman bequeaths that horthand book to anyone who 1S foolish enough to take it And to the Junlor home ec girls Dons Kline will her cooking ability B1chard Schrrver wills h1s cave man tacucs to Ronald Drager And 1t is with deep sorrow that loan Stark wills her true lover to Man chester l-hgh School Marlin Householder w1lls h1s bookkeeping abllity to Curtis Strock Elaine Smith w1lls her love tor ammals to all dog catchers And Dorothy Humbert bequeaths her reserved manner to Gladys Hoffman Bobert Stare s muscles are willed to Superman Grace Doll bequeaths her blacksmith shop to Mr Douglas And Ruthe Brenneman s love for draw1ng is willed to Betty Mundis l2Sl O I ' l I - s ' . Lorraine Spahr's vim, vigor and vitality are willed to Phyllis Hess. . . . .S Q ' ' ' i .

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ES MEMQDHEBES UWA? CLASS PROPHECY The followmg was cornprled from the drary of Iohn Sebastran Malory ace reporter for the You Dtg lt We Prmt lt Iournal Iune 17 1957 Arrrved early thrs evenrng on the 1sland of To Bo Was met at the alrport by my gurde Marhn Householder Proved to be qurte a nlce chap Had supper at the Hotel Hereafter Saw spec1al stage performance Learned from my program that the attractrve g1rl who sang was Patrrcra Lawrence House holder and I returned to the hotel Plan to tour 1sland tomorrow Iune 18 Started my tour early th1s mormng Followed a group of school chrldren and a young man to the school house Householder rnformed me that the gentleman was Uncle Phrl who conducts the chrldren s story hour Also met the school teacher Mrss Hendrrck the rdeal of her students Was qu1te rmpressed by the twtns Freddre and Margre Later l toured the Bonbon Manufacturmg Company Met the presrdent Mr Schnver and several of hrs secretar1es MISS Wllt Mrss Spahr Mrss Krebs and M1ss Brown In the afternoon we made for the country We saw numerous farms and met two farmers Wrlson Myers and Alvln Musser Together they had one QIVGD a l1ft by the Bonbon truck drrver Donald Doll Spent evenmg at the theater Was delrghted by a s1ster act a comedy by Dorothy Sprenkle and Dons Ort Iune 19 Went down to the sea early thrs rnormng Met three sarlors Gordon Shaffner Bob Stare and Ed Brown Spent all morntng roammg about on the sh1ps and talkrng w1th my new frrends Thrs afternoon we toured the hosprtal Very mterestrng and educat1onal Talked wrth three of the nurses Mrss Prowell Mtss Becker and Mlss Bepman Later met the head physrcran Dr Smrth who showed us about the laboratory There we met the Dr s chlef assrstant Mrss Beshore Thrs even1ng at drnner I was amused by a small boy at the next table He announced to me that he was Harry Iacob Dlehl the th1rd Householder mformed me later that hrs mother was the former M1ss March Iune 20 Arose late tht mornmg Had breakfast and wont for a walk up town Was attracted by a very unusual Beauty Shoppe Householder mtroduced me to the owners Mrss Wolf and M1ss Stark Next we toured to the Furnlture Store Very large and very expensrve Talked wrth the owner Paul Kllne l3Ul O I I ' I I I ' ' I ' I I I I ' of the largest farms I have seen. As we came back toward town we were , . ' I , . I I T . ' f I I - I 1 ' , .