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81. Sandy Mathewson and Jane Prittle leave their long week-end trips to Nancy Groebler and Charlotte Wilson. 82. Audrey Aiken leaves her quick temper to Nancy Groebler. 83. Audrey, Jane, and Linnie leave their cheering positions to Nancy, Charlotte, and Irene. 84. Sandra Mathewson wills her ability to fall up and down stairs to Edna Daby. 85. Jane Prittie leaves her music ability to Edith Hosenbarker. 86; We will the candy sales to the juniors. 87. We will all the boys in high school a pair of earrings. 88. To the faculty we leave.....it isn’t much, but we leave, and they should be thankful. In witness thereof, we set our hand and seal by this twenty-second day of June, Nineteen Hundred Fifty-three in the town of Parishville, St. Lawrence County, New York State, United States of America, CLASS £F 1953 Witnesses! Zinc Sprout, Clarence Zincapooth SENIOR MEMORIES Football Championship in 1950 Getting initiated as Freshmen Freshman sleigh ride Sugar Shag Two turkeys we didn’t buy for the raffle Lindy Seaver as a clown at the trampoline exhibition No permission for the Fall Frolic Spool of thread (cobweb) Long bus trips to Harrisville and Oswegetchie Magazine campaign Janet Miller losing her voice before the senior play Eddie In his long underwear as Inner Willy” Play in Hopkinton Senior Political Debate Gene and Miss Boyce reloading the stapler Trip to Ithca Sandy’s flying trip down the steps of Potsdam High School
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41. Lindy Seaver leaves his car to Gerald Reed so he can get out of Picketville. 42. Joyce Howes wills her temper to Jean Daniels. 43. Janet Miller leaves her trombone to Nancy Groebler. 44. Joyce Witherell wills her sports ability to Mary Bicknell, 45. Audrey Aiken leaves the bass drum to Maxine Chevier. 46. Merrill Brainard leaves his willingness to take Audrey and Sandra around to Bill Goodrich 47. Eugene Groebler leaves his pipe to Phil Witherell. 48. David Place leaves his leadership ability to Eddie Bump. 49. Sandra Mathewson leaves a little of her weight to Bea Mott. 50. Linnie Hotaling leaves her drum majorette suit to Mary Bicknell. 51. Jane Prittie leaves her chubby eheeks to Ann Bump. 52. Eddie Snickles leaves his ability to play ping pong to Jim B. 53. Lynn Clark wills his ability to play sousaphone to Wayne Roberts. 54. Lindy Seaver wills his ability to clown to Robert Miller. 55. Altha Reed leaves her week-end trips to Potsdam, to her sister, Sally Reed. 56. Joyce Howes wills her ability to eat to Betty Cary. 57. Joyce Witherell leaves her love for Latin to Judy Wright. 58. Janet Miller leaves her horse to Gert and Gloria McRobbie. 59. We will Andy Adner a brush cut. 60. Altha Reed wills her ability to broad jump to Mary E. Costa. 61. We will Sonny Forrest good luck in basketball. 63. David Place leaves his manager jobs to Red Sheldon. 64. We will A1 Grant a little of Merrill Brainards ambition. 65. We, the class of 53 will Beverly Dibble good luck with her Air Force man. 66. We will Eugene Conklin a teacher that'will mind him. 67. We will Robert Hart a new girl friend. 68. We will Jack Planty and Dale Sevey a little height so they can make more points in basketball. 69. We will Florence Snell a place on the cheering squad. 70. We will Billy LaPoint a way with the teachers. 71. To Mary Eileen and Bea Mott we will perpetual excuses for tardiness to class. 72. We will John Snell a place in the senior homeroom. 73. Lyndon Seaver leaves his cookbook to Paul Campbell. 74. To Joe Wells we will a motorcycle so he can get to Parish- ville in a hurry. 75. To Steve Swift we leave priority to the ping pong table. 76. Audrey Aiken and Eugene Groebler leave their feuding and fighting to Charlotte Wilson and Paul Campbell. 77. David Place wills his poor penmanship to Mary Abel. 78. Linnie Hotaling and Joyce Howes leave a bat and a club to'Mary Eileen and Bea Mott so they can fight it out. 79. Wd will Grace Christy the ability to giggle without being heard. 80. Janet Miller and Dave Plaee will their studious ways to Robert Miller and Gene Conklin.
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