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1954 Crew of the .STS Collegiate NAME RECOMMENDATIONS FAVORITE PORT AHRENDT Best disposition A big blue Cadillac Mast sincere BAER Best personality The bridge table Most capable BEAR Most dependable A phone booth Most sophisticated DAVIS Most likely to succeed The hockey field Best dancer FIRESTONE Most subtle humor An English saddle Prettiest legs HADDAD Most efficient A Steinway Prettiest hair HARRIS Most reserved Garner's Prettiest eyes HASTINGS Most composed U.S. Post Office Most striking HENDERSON Most mischievous Chez Hugh Nicest complexion 42
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Ann Rowley leaves: l 2 3. 4. Sally l. 2. 3. 4. Her short rides to school to her little sister, Karen Kooistra. Her messy notebook to janet Huber who, she knows, will straighten it up. A box of good humor pills, Cheerios, and a book on How to Write Speeches in Ten Easy Lessons to next year's Student Council President. Her ability to get everywhere on time to Lee Robinson in hopes that she is a great believer in the saying, Better late than never. Shively leaves: Her camera and impromptu photos to judy McMillion and Billy Ream. Her cut-ups in biology to Barbara Yohe. All the laughs, tears, and inexhaustible fun she's had at OTS to her little sisters, judy Bodman and Patty Arnold. Her sedate personality to Karol Demming. Cindy Stillman leaves: 1. 2. 3. 4. Rose 1 . 2. 3. 4. 5. julie 1. 2. 3. 4. Her little sister, julie Cottrell, with regret, but in hopes that the remainder of her years of OTS will be full of fun. Her diminishing appetite to judy Wolfe. With Leslie she leaves their midnight walks and sleigh rides to Liz Hershey. To Ann Arthur and Barby Apple the fun that they have had, with hopes that it will always Continue. Wilkerson leaves: Her two rhythm periods on Wednesday to Sandy Smith, her little sister. The piano in the Assembly Room to her other little sister, Patty Roberts. A pile of out-dated music to her page-turner, Betty Kendig. Her fifty books per summer to Susan Henretty. Her love of math to Claudette Baysinger. W'ilson leaves: The jeep to Mary Lou McCreary to drive to school next year. Her tears at Candlelight to her cuz Barbara Haddad, who never cries. Her blind dates to her little sisters, Marcia Smith and jill jaycox, with hopes that they are strong enough to take them. Her love ot chorus and Glee Club to Connie Leonard. Leslie Yoder leaves: 1. 2. 3. 4. 1273 back to her little sister, Marnie Sin- clair, so she will not have her transportation troubles. All her Spanish books to judy Herkes because she would rather speak English. h The Stevenson button that was willed to Sonya Haddad and given to Leslie who in turn wills it to Virginia Ayers. Her mailbox to anyone who has enough pa- tience to wait for a three o'clock mail delivery. Nancy Ahrendt, Sonya Haddad, Ann Rowley, Rose Wilkerson, and Leslie Yoder, leave: a pack of chocolate cigarettes to the junior chain smokers. judy Bear and judy Baer leave: their confusing names to anyone who could bear with them. A julie Wilson, Sonya Haddad, and Karen Kennedy leave: one pan ol' soggy spaghetti to Miss Hall. The Geography Class leaves: A personally auto- graiphed copy of Mr. Truman's speech to Mrs. Rii le. The Math IV Class leaves: its complete understand- ing of the fundamentals of Trigonometry to Mr. Tolan and his ever-present patience. The Senior Class leaves: I. Their 8:30 hangover to any unfortunate facul- ty member that had them first period. 2. To Miss Wood and next year's play cast a conveyor belt to and from Garner's. 3. Their dating ability and sophistication to the Sophomores. 4. Their four years of fun and friendship to their little sister class. 5. Miss Courtney with the deepest regret and appreciation. To be witnessed by: Q. 4+ S gkhsm Up , 45
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1954 Crew of the .Ui Collegzkzte NAME RECOMMENDATIONS FAVORITE PORT HOLCOMB Most effervescent Cornell Cutest KENNEDY Wittiest Tuesday Musical Most dramatic ROWLEY Most respected The Speakers' Table Prettiest hands SHIVELY Most ingenuous A bowling alley Class clown STILLMAN Friendliest Alexander's Health Foods Most gullible Store WILKERSON Most musically inclined The Art Room Most diligent WILSON Most sympathetic A.B.'s room Best speaking voice YODER Best athlete Gettysburg Most loyal 43
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