Phoenix Central High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Phoenix, NY)

 - Class of 1966

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SENIOR CLASS WII..I. .ll -'hs' ,-F Q3 A We, the Class of 1966 of Phoenix Central School, Village of Phoenix, Town of Schroeppel, County of Oswego, State of New York, being in sound mind and memory do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. First, we direct that all our just debts and funeral expenses be fully paid and satisfied soon after our decease. Second, we give, devise and bequeath unto each of the following these things: KARENJOHNSON1Ieaves Mr. Charles a quiet math class. HUBERT FREISTAITER leaves PCS and its homework to the next AFSfstudent. ALEX BROSTEK leaves his white helmet to the Football Hall of Fame. BERNARD JOHNSON leaves his books to whoever understands em. GARY SMALLMAN leaves his sense of humor to anyone who can get out of all the trouble it causes. BONNIE TRUAX wants to leave her gabbiness but just can't do it. CONNIE PENDERGAST leaves her place in Cornell Band Day to any- one who likes to stand and play marches. KAREN WOODWORTH leaves gym five times a week to anyone who feels that he isn't physically fit. RICK SAUERS leaves learning how tofast dance.to anyone who wants to ruin his body. STEPHEN BOWMAN leaves many responsibilities and problems to future students. BARBARA WOODWORTH leaves her job as Student Council Secretary to anyone who has a lot of spare time. 'CAROL DEMING leaves, taking the yearbook collection money with er. TOM SLACK leaves embalming costs to the Phoenician treasury. PATTI SPENCER leaves her place in Mr. 'tT's Chorus to anyone whose heart is big enough to hold the joy of music. CLIFFORD SHEAR leaves his ability to get hurt at anything he does, to anyone who needs a break . JOAN RIPLEY leaves her World History class to anyone who can pass it. KATIE COLBERT leaves Miss Kuehner her Right Guard which Miss Kuehner doesn't really need. JACK BESLEY leaves his bench positions to any other fall guy who wants them. SUSAN DeLONG leaves her typing and spelling ability in Mrs. Generous's classes to anyone crazy enough to accept it. ENOS ELY leaves his track to anyone who will take it. PEARL WALDRON leaves Phoenix to Charlotte Keener. LARRY BLUMER just leaves. CAROL DOSS leaves her ability to sneak ahead in the lunch line to any Junior who can use it. LORRAINE McGINLEY leaves her love for horses to her sister Joan. 118 MICHEAL ALSEVER leaves Phoenix Central School to his little brother, David, the river rats, and the rest of the Alsever clan. DANNY DUNN leaves many years behind, to be divided equally among the seventh grades. SYLVIA BASSETT leaves with no regrets. RONALD WALDRON leaves his parking space at PCS to anyone who has the fastest OIds . KATHRYN BETTIS leaves her ankle socks to posterity. JIM SCALISI leaves for a better place than Phoenix. STEVE PROUTY leaves his tackle position and its fond memories to mighty Joe Sweeney. PAUL FORD leaves the short lunch hour to anyone who wants indigestion. ROD TRASK leaves his ability to flirt with the girls to Jim Jones who doesn't really need it. JOHN NARDOZZI leaves PCS to all his underclassmen. SUZANNE PROUTY leaves her ability to type and take shorthand to her sister, Diane, who wants to major in science. CHARLES NEPAGE leaves his red hair and temper to his little buddies in tenth grade. DONNA HOUSE leaves school to anyone who wants it. SHARON KINGSLEY leaves Miss Kuehner to anyone who thinks she can handle her better than she did. CHUCK DREER leaves to anyone who is stupid enough to take it his ability for chemistry. SHARON NUGENT leaves her talent to Sue DenBleyker twhich might be disastrousl. DAVID JOHNSON leaves quietly, under his own power. JUDY LEWIS leaves her secretaril position on Bus 29 to anyone who can put up with Bob Lowe. BARRY FRENCH leaves his ability to meet girls at camp to Tom Simons. SUZANNE BASSETI leaves behind her four years' experience as chorus accompanist. CONNIE MILLS leaves her long eye lashes to Kathy Sachs. BURT SMITH leaves his English class to his brother, Jim Smith. BRUCE BAILEY leaves the cafeteria. ROSEMARY PENDERGAST leaves gym class to anyone who wants it. NANCY BATEMAN leaves Phoenix Central to her brother. LOIS SURLOCK leaves Bob on bus 29 to anyone who can stand the noise.

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CAROL MURRAY leaves with the greatest speed. DUANE SCOTT leaves his studied hard books to the next class. CARLA ROWLAND leaves the school system to the rest of the Rowland family. JUDY LAMSON leaves her locker to anyone that can open it and keep her temper. Jo ANN VanAUKEN leaves her soiled gym socks to Darleen Beckley. LINDA WILLSON leaves to join Bill F. BONNIE HENDERSON would love to leave her ability to talk all the time to someone but can't seem to part with it. RITA CONSIDINE leaves PCS for better or for worse. HORACE STILES leaves his competitive spirit to any born loser. ROY COOPER leaves his frat paddle to anyone who wants it. TERRY O'BRlEN leaves his position at the head of the lunch line to Tom Simons, a good broken-field runner. SANDRA STROWBRIDGE leaves her head scarf to Miss Kuehner. PATTIE DenBLEYKER leaves her talkativeness to her cousin, Ruth. WETA RAATE leaves a can of Secret to Pam Brown for next year's gym class. GARY DELANO leaves his gorgeous figure to Joe Sweeny. TIM LUKE leaves his basketball uniform to Nick Durr who he hopes will use it to more advantage. SHARON HANEY leaves her ability to talk constantly to anyone who finds it difficult. DAVID TURK leaves flexing to Chuck. LISSA HYMERS leaves World History class to Brenda Starling, to get through it in one year. BETTY BINGHAM leaves her hair to Liz. ROBERT BARTON leaves all his surprises to Jerry Benton. HKNDA FARLING leaves her inability in gym to anyone who might I e I . PAT LIBBY leaves Millie Wheeler to Miss Kuehner. EDWARD MICHELS leaves the music department in the capable hands of Warren Blanchard. SHERYL WATSON leaves the pleasures of the senior class to the Bolger twins. GARY RICHARDS leaves all his great football ability to Bobby Golydch, who needs his weight more. PAT CAREY leaves his bass clarinet to anyone who wants it! BOB BECK leaves his Desert Boots to anyone who wants them. RICHARD FARLING leaves Charley to anybody who wants an inferiority complex. MARY DARLING leaves P.C.S. to her three sisters and three brothers. CAROL FRAWLEY leaves her ability to get away with eating in the girls' locker room to Denny Smith who's becoming an old pro at it. PAT COLLINS leaves her shortness to Phyllis Munger. WILLIAM DEVENDORF leaves the remains of his books. GARRET WIKOFF leaves the multiplicity of rubes in Phoenix to George Waters. DICK HALSTEAD leaves his unstable position in band to Paul Pullam. KATHY BANKER leaves short lunch hours to anyone who likes them. LINDA SIDMAN leaves bus 25 and all its occupants to whoever can stand them. BRUCE GARDNER leaves his vast knowledge of physics to anyone who understands it. TONI PISANTI leaves her gym class to anyone who wants it. MILFORD SHELDON leaves his marks in chemistry to anyone desperate enough to want them. LINDA McDOUGALL leaves World History to anyone who can pass it. DIANA WHEELER leaves her ability to pass to Tank. GARY CHESBRO leaves his hole in the forward wall to Joe Sweeny, who has the size to fill it. NANCY UMSTEAD leaves her locker to anyone who can open it. JANICE MATIICE leaves Mr. Pierce's secretarial work to a reliable female. LANCE MCGEE just leaves. MARVIN FENSKE leaves English teachers to anyone who wants them. JEAN HOUGH leaves Mr. Tiffault and Miss Keuhner in peace and quiet. BETSY SMITH leaves the ten-minute pep rallies to next year's cheermaster, with best wishes. SPENCER MARTIN leaves English literature to any unfortunate junior who can take it. IRENE GOLDYCH leaves her height and ability to do everything absolutely wrong to Paul Smith. MARY DAY leaves peace and quiet to Mr. Castiglione, Mr. Hutchinson, Mr. Gay, Mr. Sitts Iand all other tormented soulsl. JOHN MERRILL gives back his books. SHARON MILLBOWER leaves her blue eyes and long hair to any underclassman who has the patience to take care of them. PAT BALCH leaves Kip her seat in senior English. DICK MADDEN bequeaths his,savoir faire in wrestling skills and go-win spirit to some successor. LINDA RICHARDSON leaves her senior year to any underclassman who can afford it! JUDY BENOIT leaves her ability to play pool to her sister so she can have the guys over. Lastly, we hereby appoint the Junior Class executors of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we have set our hands on the . - 26th day of June in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-six. .a - .. SIGNED, CLASS OF 1966 WITNESSES: CLASS OF 1967 CLASS OF 1968 49

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