Orange High School - Key Yearbook (Orange, MA)

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GREENE, MARILYN leaves her skating ability to Beverly Abbott. GUYER, RONALD leaves his school to answer his country's call. HALEY, DIANE leaves her job at Tepper's to Jean Priestley. HALL, BETTY leaves her voice to Georgianna N unnally. HASKINS, SANDRA leaves her school books to the underclassmen-she has all the possible knowledge that could be obtained from them. HILL, GWENDOLYN leaves to win more beauty contests and to build up a nice big bank account at the Orange National Bank. JOHN SON, HELEN leaves the O. H. S. office in charge of Nancy Gordon. KILIAN, MARION leaves her job at Leavitt's to Joanne Rivers for a more permanent position, that of becoming Mrs. Bob Dubrule. LEVELL, JOHN leaves his William Tell tie to Pete Hebert-all you've gotta do, Pete, is pull the bow and it hits the apple, see? LEVELL, PAUL leaves his quietness to David Murchie. LUNDGREN, CLYDE leaves his height to Glendon Gale. MARSHALL, NEIL leaves his handsome dress suit-the one worn on Cabaret N ight-to the Junior class. This, kids, you can auction off, cheap!! MAYHEW, THELMA leaves her seat on the bus to Barbara Cosby. NEWTON, JOAN leaves her locker full of gum papers to its next tenant. NEWTON, JUNE leaves her household arts apron to Louisa LaFlame. NIEUWEJAAR, ARNHILD leaves her history term paper to some future senior in dire need of one. O'LARI, BEVERLY leaves her laugh to Orange High School, in hopes that in years to come the walls will still be able to re-echo it. RISATTI, BEVERLY leaves her gift of gab to anyone who can take her place as such an easy-to- get-along-with person. PALUILIS, VIRGINIA leaves with a smile on her lips and a sign of sadness in her walk. 0'MARA, FRANCES leaves her smile to Shirley Zani. RIVERS, DOROTHY leaves her place on the basketball court to J o-J o Plunkett. SHOVAN, RONALD leaves his wavy hair to Vernon Taylor. SKINNER, DORIS leaves her slender frame to David Grigalunis. SMITH, JOHN leaves his famous wink to Richard Bogel. STREETER, JAMES and JANICE leave as twins-how else?

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LAST WILL AND g TESTAMENT me - X y We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one, of the City of Orange, County of Franklin, and State of Massachusetts, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby publish, and decla.re this to be our last will and testament, made on the premises of Orange High School, and hereby revoke any will or wills heretofore made by us. We give, devise, and bequeath unto each of the students who are to remain in O. H. S. one, two, or even three more years, the items listed as follows: ANDERSON, GRETA leaves her flute to an incoming freshman. ANDREWS, MARILYN leaves her beautiful hair to Phyllis Hall. AUTIO NORMAN leaves his hot rod to Arlan Butler. BACIGALUPO, GLORIA leaves her long name to Ann Briggs. BALLOU, BETTY-SUE leaves her permanent role as Mother in all stage productions to Eileen Perkins. BARBER, ARLAN leaves his muscles to Ronald Anderson. BARNES, ALICE leaves her colorful hair to Lawrence Day. BOWYER, EUNICE leaves her baby sitting experiences to Marilyn Day. BURBANK, JUNE leaves to get married and to live happily ever after. BURDICK, DONALD leaves his neat appearance to John Wood. CHENAUSKY, MARLENE leaves her raven locks to Mr. Moody, who sure can use them. CHEVALIER, ARLENE leaves her French book to Fred Nieuwejaar. COFFIN, JOAN leaves her name to Roy Ward, mortician-she's having it changed shortly anyhow. COOLIDGE, ELIZABETH leaves her little black dictionary to her sister, Sylvia. CREEGAN, ROBERT leaves Orange to become a permanent resident of Athol. The doctor suggested that he give that thumb a long rest. DALE, ROBERT leaves his love with a certain freshman. DUSHION, VIRGINIA leaves with the hope of joining that radio broadcast entitled My Friend, Irma. FELLOWS, DONALD leaves his car-he kinda has to, it won't start. FOURNIER, CLIFFORD leaves his way with the women to Chick Ward.

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TAYLOR, ANITA leaves her job at the Orange Theatre to her sister, Nancy. WADE, JEAN leaves with the memories of very good times on her trips to Athol to the games. WANNBERG, MARTIN leaves his football troubles to Dick Shaw. WHEATON, JANE leaves her quiet ways to Shirley Zani, who can make good use of them. WHITMAN, DORIS leaves her winning way and her carefree manner to anyone who is capable of mixing the two. WEBSTER, MARLENE leaves the privilege of arguing in history class to Gene Ward. WARD, PRISCILLA leaves her drumming medals to anyone who can play the twenty-six rudiments. In WITNESS WHEREOF, we herewith affix our seal on this twenty-sixth day of March in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty'-one. Signed, Beverly Risatti -iff Nei l. I C film-sh all , eqwiqp e :,,. - 'Wo 'fn Abe hh. , 11: ff' , 4 f f: X p Ok 6 ,.,,-,-.-.:.f., -,W M. V ' ,oo,:,,.. :fzfazflpzf R 9qC k rsfgo fi:-f'711 ., 4121- - ISFFSEFQ X G'-:L - 770 O 0? 25 5:5 , .'.-,g.g':Q:g.g.- g-rg ,I QI 2 f :r:1:fr'2:I:1:-I is N ', ' X 5-I -.-.'.:-Iv' , 'Ig ' ff ff M Sffy,,, ' ,.:3:3ga ,f ' ,f x I ' 'fffiwwin-llQ'6'f 2:!:1: fx XX 5 11' I X X 6 M l' 1' is 0 llllllil lelu A7922 Op 77, N 'Ye 6 ' QL , A ! f -X S. 91' AP l Qpxgfa will il lx ' lb SINE FOR ' l -fxfqsome UH H T59 5852121 X X 'i': 9 ii:. N , L ffl. 'Z1'Ha9HPmsHm.x. :PLAN , 1 1., EVERY member. A Musiqimq, QHVID fbeaeane :Nair STEWART X 5 X HOQZSX N i