Perth Central High School - Highlander Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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We will . CLASS WILL OF 1959 We the class of 1959, leave to the leave to the leave to the leave to the leave to the to to L Io Ia Ia L Io In In I, L I. I. In I, In 1. In In I1 Ia I. I. school-anything that we can afford after all our expenses have been paid. teachers-a Senior class that will get their homework in on time. freshmen-a map guiding them through their high school years. sophomores-Mr. Freidman and Mr. Rosenthal to guide them. juniors-C-ood luck in one of the fastest moving years of their lives. the players and cheerleaders-another league championship. our parents-our old :eport cards with the marks they earned. SUSAN BROWNELL- leave my driving ability to Virginia Wagner. CAROL COREY-leave room 21 to the seniors, but take all the memories with me. TOM DAGGETT-leave my ability to make recordings of cars during play practice to any- body. CLAUDIA DeGOLYER-leave something I haven't got but plan to get as soon as I get it to give to someone who hasn't got it but plans to get it soon. DAVID FRISCH-will my date book to any of the juniors who need it. ANN GRAFF-leave my ability to stay away from boys to certain junior girls. CARL JAWORSKI-leave my hub cap locks to one of the juniors in the case one of them should get a car. FRANK JABLONSKI-leave my ability to shoot foul shots to Rick Vedder. CHRISTINE HICKOK-leave to future seniors my luck with their term papers. RAYMOND MOSKAL-leave my side burns to Mr. McConvil1e. EV ELYN MOTYL-leave my seat in Business Law to anyone who wants it. NANCY PICKRELL-leave my after school rides with Tim R. to a certain sophomore with the intials C.V. NANCY RICHARDS-leave my history review book to anyone who claims it. ED KRUGER-leave my speed to Bill White. RAYMOND REKSC-leave my History note book to james Hemstreet, so that he won'thave. to work too hard copying. ROBERT MERRY-leave my ability to voice my opinion in matters to anyone who needs it. JOANN SAWYER-leave my ability to catch, and to hang on to, a six footer to Sally Chew. RICHARD SMITH-leave my ability to twist teachers to my thinking to Alfred DiCaprio. PATRICIA VAINAUSKAS-leave my natural blonde hair to janet Z. CAROL VANOSKY -leave my false tooth to Perry Vickers. LARRY VICKERS-leave my height to Virginia Wagner so that she can be the worlds tallest cheerleader. BARBARA ZIELINSKI, leave.

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Senior: Cupid has, by now, played havoc with the heart of our advisor. She has become Mrs. Olendorf and left us. Mr. Lein capably climbed into the driver's seat and took over the lead reins of us wild mustangs. Beavers would be put to shame if they could recognize the industrious attitude with which we tackled the problems of becoming a senior class that would be pointed to with pride by Perth Central. First a good busines man for our president Dave Frisch. Second the executive experience of Carol Corey as vice-president. Honest Claudia DeGo1yer as treasurer and the literary Evelyn Motyl as secretary. ' The dramatic. highlight of the season was our play Stop the Wedding. Had it beenshown in New York it would have stopped Broadway. After the festivities quieted, we obtained three new members to our troop. Jack Montanye, an experienced senior, john Botta and Pauline Wohn from the big city of Amsterdam. .SUMMARY While concentrating on the activities of our own class, we did not shirk our responsibilities of joining all other classes in furthering the glory of Perth Central in all fields, expecially in ath- letics where Perth is known as the team which fights with the scabbard when the blade is broken. As George Washington is pointed to by historians as the personification of pa trio tism, as Shakesph ere is the fountain head of dramatic literature, as Euclid is the chief'propounder of geometry, as Beethoven is the soul of harmony, as Raphael is the master of art, so will the class of the Famous Fifty Niners be pointed out by the faculty and by the students ofthe future, should truth continue to prevail, as the personification of all that is true, noble, generous and sublime. We cannot feel too grateful to Perth Central and to her earnest, zealous faculty and her splendid spirit of roving, not drifting. We feel our future lives have to a large extent been moulded and our journey rendered more pleasant and profitable by our work here and by the as- so c iation here enjoyed. And so it is with very grateful as well as with very sad hearts that we deliver into other hands the destiny of our schooland turn to face other adventures and responsi- bilities.

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