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THOMAS CRUMLISI-I CRL-tw College Prep Band l-3: Nomads 2--l. Crum is another one of our hot-rodders. He spends mueh of his little trying to get more speed out of his ear. Crum leaves to the future senior liovs. his hopping up. hot-roddingx. and wheel- squealing. We foresee Tom as an independent garage owner en,l !'ing 8 Pruise on the Showhoat. NANCY CKGLER HCUCIEH 1,iHVIll7lPfl'iHl Red ffross l. Naney spends quite a lot of her time studying. and corresponding with the Navy. Cugie wills all her hooks and her good times in Re Hi to her hrother. Bobby. We prophesy Nancy will he a stenographer at the time offiee in Du Pont's. on the Showhoat for a xaeation. RLSSELL FRANK CURRIDEN BUBaY', Lollege Prep anfl lfomruereial Jill. l-2: Luneh Patrol 33 Hall Patrol: Prom Committee: Homeroom Representative: .lunior Party Committee. Rllrsn is one ol our hot-rodders. He says that his main amliition is to own a red convertible. He can usually he found with George or Eddie. He leaves all his good times in Mr, Brook's Offiee to Happy Young. ln 1964, we see Russell as super- visor of installing phones on the Showhoat. GEORGE DANTINE. JR. DA1vTY1vE General Footlrall 3--li Cavaliers 3-43 Hi-Y 3-4. Dantyne won the ehoiee of our hest huilt senior hov. You ean usually see him, along with his pals. sitting on one of the window sills in the hall. anytime during the day. Ceorgze leaves all his fun and good times to Niek Caggiano. We see George in the future as the assistant eoaeh of the Show- hoat foothall team. GARY DAvts HCARH College Prep Xrt Cluh l: ,lffl. l-2: Sei:-nee ffluh 3-41 Stag? Crew 2-43 Prom Comm. 3: Retrospeet 3-4. Cary is our artistieally-gifted senior. He ean always he eounted on to eome up with some ideas when we are do-eorating for a danee or similar oeeasions. He leaves his joli as art editor of the Retrospeet to anyone who wants it. We prediet that Cary will he poster designer for aclvertising: the shows on the 5howlioat. CARMELLA DEFRANK '4CARMELLA fllllll lIll'fI'llll Lilnrary tiluh lg Student Count-il See. 41 Tri-Hi-Y 1-iz Class Tr:-as. 2: Banker 3-43 Hall Patrol 31 Retrospeet 43 CI Delegate 45 Girls' State Delegate 31 Honor Sol: 3-4. Carmella is one of our more aetive seniors. She is always seen trying to at-eomplish an errand and do her homework at the same time. She leaves her good times at Re Hi to her sister, ,lulie. Vile prediet that Carniella will keep the ship's log.
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mf- ' f ,XA V' L W Za iyan-'5 rw. l 'E 'Q 3 l1'lARGARET CLEMENTS KJWITZIEM Commerrial Head llajorette 1-4: Twirling Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-4g Art Club 1. If you're at a football game and you hear the crowd cheering: at half-time. th:-y'lI most likely be elif-eriiig for Klitvie. our majorette and baton twirler. Mitzie bequeaths her sincerest sympathy to anyone she had injured with her baton. We see Nlitzie as our head majorette for the band on the A'Showboat. HAROLD CLINE HH. Cf' College Prep Art Club 1: Ag. Club 3-4: Stamp Club 13 Visual Aids 1. VC'lif-never you hear a loud roar. it isn't a jet plane it's just H. G. in his hopped-up Ford. He spends most of his spare time working on it. H. C. leaves his space in the parking lot to anyone who wants it and can take his place. Wle foresee Harold as millionaire of H, C. Dude Ranch. VERNA COLEMAN '6VER1vv College Prep Hockey 1-43 Softball 1. 2. 43 Basketball 1-2g Var- sity Club 2-4: Pres. of Varsity Club 4. Yr-rn. one of our friendliest seniors. was voted the most athletic girl. She has been tops in all the sports since her Freshman year. Vern wills her speed on the hockey field to Cerrv Cr:-en. 1Ve see Verna as star of our Olympic Team on the Show- boahn JAMES CONOVER j1MH College Prep Nomads: JCL 1-2g Biology Club 2. Jim. an Ordmont boy. works Tth periods al Hurley's. He is one of our well-known window washers. ,lim leaves his place in the parking lot to some junior with a car. In 1964 we foresee ,lim as head' of Jackson Lab in Du P0nt's, vacationing on the Showboat. LUISE COOK LUN College Prep Retrospect Salesman 1-4g Vis. Aids 1-4g JCL 1-29 Red and White 1-4g Saala-He Boardg H. R. See. 35 Softball Mgr. 3g junior Playg Fashion Showg Tri- Hi'Y 1-43 Prom Comm. 3: Art Club 1. Lu lives in Churchtown now, but still manages to be in the Sweet Shoppe quite often. She leaves the O everyone insists putting in her name for good. she hopes. Luise- is xacationing on the Showboat from her nurse-'s duties in the Far EasL THOMAS CROIJSE HHILL BILLYH College Prep Vis. :Xirls 14g Track 1-4: Football 3g Stage Crew 2--1-g Boys' Council 4. Hill Billy is one of the boys we couldn't do with- out in High School, because he ran the projection machine for a lot of the movies. Tommy leaves his many physics books to any unsuspecting junior. ln 1964 we prophesy Tommy will be a celebrated jet pilot.
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O 63' THOMAS DIN!-:uri QALIJOU Ce-'ne-ral lwrotlialll 2-1. If you he-ar -ome-ouv talking about play- and passe-5 in footlvall. it! Tonuny. He- van uaually' lie- we-n with ve-rtain oth:-r lHl'lIllN'I'F of tht- te-ani. Tommy illal le-aye-N lie- lli. ln l9fil we- pri-elie'l that Tom will he- the- lfoavh ol our 5liowlvoat footlrall te-am. l',xt'1. NI. llENEt.snEegR HS. BY, Us-ne-ral llanel'1--1. Paul vrutxe-5 arounel in lu, lwluv- e'oupe- most of the- tim:-. He- like-N playing in the- hanel and le-aye-Q his -pot ilr elrumnie-r to anyone- who can run fast e-nough. We- fore-New that Paul will he- a champion -loe'k our rae-e-r going Io Europe-. SANTINA R. DILUTIS D0LLY,' Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1-4: Hanelie-raft Club 23 Dancing Club 1. Santina has a che-e-rful and pleasing personality. She- takf-S he-r work se-riously and we are sure- She will sue-cel:-d as sho progresseas in life. Santina leaves all the- fun she- had in Re Hi to her brother. Anthony. who will bf- a fre-shman. We prophf-sy' that Santina will he- a supe-rvisor of the- printing tlepart- me-nt on the- ship. MARGARET ELLEN Douaow MPEG ffonzmerrial Re-cl,antl White- Sale-kman 3. Pe-gggyg our Claw vlown. van ofte-n he- we-n in the- e-oiupany of Lihhy' Elmore-. This gal sure has a se-nw of humor. She- lf-ave-s he-r we-at in Miss Cayelos' Home- Et-onomivs vlass to a fellow stuele-nt, 5kippy ' Crash. WH- prophe-Sy' that Pe-gr will he- one: of the- touriftf on hoard whose- profe-Ssion is a miwionarv in Fouth .-Xnie-rira. JOSEPH 0. Douc,-uw !0E,' f.i0!I1I7IPl'I'fl1l joe- i- the- type- of lzoy that you ini-5 wha-n he-R all-e-nt. ltk prohahly- he-e-au-R whe-n he-'s around he usually' ln-ts you know it. He- juat le-aye-s He-grional High. WH- prophe--y' that Joe- will he- a me-e'hanic for the- stork e-ara luv-longing to Paul De-ne-lfhe-e'k. PETER ECKLEY PErE,' Colle-ge Prep Choir 3--1. Pe-te-'E ple-avant attitude- and ge-ne-rous Smile- are- we-ll known. He- tio:-Nn't we-ui haahful at all arounel girl-. How about it. Pt-te-'K He- le-aye-S his trouhle-5 to Danny' We-inxtovk. We- pre-elie't that Pr-te will he- ont- of our chief pliototlrululie-rs on the- 5howlmoat.
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