Old Lyme High School - Lymen Yearbook (Old Lyme, CT)

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We the Class of 1946 of Old Lyme High School Old Lyme Connecticut being of unsound mind bad manners doubtful reliability and trustworthiness and dis honesty hereby decree that this document be the last sane Will and Testament of the Senior Class Carolyn Tucker leaves her favorite saying Number Please to the MADISON TWINS who always seem at a loss when members of the weaker sex are present George Emerson leaves his slightly runned down 1931 Studebaker to WILLIS UMBERGER JR who would like to learn the art of one arm driving but finds it rather difficult on a bicycle to whom it seems to be a mystery Rosie Czikowsky leaves her speed typing ability to LEROY GREEN for which no explanation is needed Alouise Bramble leaves her athletic fame to SIS SAUNDERS hoping that she will carry on for Al Betty Meyer wills her title of cutest girl to ELIZABETH HARTUNG who is following in Bettys footsteps already Mary Champion leaves her blessed quietness to TONY DANIELS who could find a great use for it What do you say kids? David Hoag leaves his ability to be late to classes to all students who wish to take that sentimental Journey down the hall to the office for an entrance slip plus detention Bea Metcalf wills to JANET COXE her numerous well fitted sweaters Barbara Bump our most dignified Crosby fan reluctantly gives her thread bare copy of Emily Posts Book of Etiquette to JOE MOORE and PORKY WILBUR who will find many opportunities to use it. George Zimmerman the handsome silent and dumb about women type leaves his unsolicited popularity with the underclass female wolves to FRANK STARK and LEON CZIKOWSKY. Tootsie Bransfield leaves her cherished secrets of How to Get Your Man to her sisters in hope they will put them to good use and carry on the family tradition. Happy-go-lucky talkative Elizabeth Champion leaves her title of chatter-box to ALTABELLE BULL who needs no introduction. To MR. WILLIS UMBERGER SR. WE SENIORS leave all our wornout out-dated rarely-used text books and the many uncomfortable undersized desks we giants have used for ever-so long! All in all the class of 1946 leaves! Y ! ! Given under my hand and seal at this institution of knowledge on this seventh day of June 1946. By her honor, JEANNE BRANSFIELD Witnessed by: BARBARA BUMP 22 X llmfllllull unh Cla slum auf of lite Qiuss of 19 6 I Cathie Madisoniywillshher rflathernical grey matter to OISIVE BRANSFIELD,

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