Poland Central High School - Kuyahooran Yearbook (Poland, NY)

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC S BASKETBALL SOFTBALL

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SPEEDAWAY A new sport was introduced to the Poland girls this year by Mrs. King, our physical education teacher. Called Speed- away, it is a combination of football, soccer and basketball. Speedaway is played outside with eleven players, the object being to drive the ball across the opposing team's end line. This sport was greeted enthusiastically, and many of our girls organized a team under Mrs. King. Games were played with Boon- ville and West Canada with a record of one and one. The girls are all looking forward to a continuation of Speedaway next year lr U ' iiiawn in an , - ? ?fJ!3.,!!!a, --f wif? H err'

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S ENIOR CLASS WILL As we, the Class of 1960, are about to Hbug outn Cwe hopel, being of corrupted minds and not infallible memories,we do hereby bequeath some of our Ureal cooln possessions to our unworthy followers, the Junior Class, in this our Last Will and Testament. To Terry Gech, I, Brenda Dauback, leave my address, J U N I O R S K: I .5-,xigrff f--'f--f f s f ' Q, me telephone number, and the , ,tm kia? gQ,, sg the right to travel the ,gyIs,5fg ?EE?ffagQ North Gage road, - gggy To Shirley Bandych, I, Andrea Zamorski, leave my sister Tosia, and the right to mis- spell the headlines in the Flash, To Jane Bathke, I, Cecelia Schmidt, leave my bottle of Lady Clairol and my bleach- ing peroxide, To Sharon Carr, I, Eleanor Schrider, leave the right to have a boyfriend in Japan. To Joan Dutcher, I, Carol II Nightingale, leave my ability in law class....?1lH To Diane Firth, I, Linda Burlingame, leave my dilap- idated band folder and the right to stick to one guy. To Joyce Forbes, I, Linda Jones, leave my determination to succeed, To Barbara Greiner, I, Sally Place, leave my brother's heart and all the fun in your senior year that I had, To Faith Heiser, I, Donna Chrlsman, leave my machine in machine transcription class, and the right to sit in the end chair in choir. All Whha x r :S was-ae, ist ,:' I5-.W .ww , . f fs-fn A 5 .-, Q 5 - fix, ,fp 5 ,ss 1? v X . -,., me fs gl fy, up is f:-' 0 . . .1 J Y ,CE e'l' e WJ f su' ' X . :J , I kk? I -as -f s. 5 Vasc maaiwf false RLMQQ as-fc eases' L' J , SH 'f V, DAQ , s, z 4 oy' 2 a ,, -- s - J? zoy ,l'1 : , gf I f ,., ,5w gf's , , ,Qiffzli ,IW Q J 1 ,I ' aa caan..- . V, ' H e 1 'W' , 1 5 f , ,,,,. VVXV LV i , t? giwmlgai I V 2 Q ,Qt K -K ., g b, V ,.. BWVUQ Q Sewerage! elt H 7 - .-'.I, i g t 3 :gay , M ? -na S , -V I i f f5'Ai?', u K v f T vi' . L Q 1, -W, . V, Q P Y ,A V K , 5' 2 I b Q 1 2 Icrsst To Fred Goonradt, I, Frances Buck, leave my right to drive the driver training car over curbs. To Susan Ingersoll, I, Peggy Carnright, leave my great singing ability and my book- keeping ability, To Joyce Longstaff, I, Char- lotte King, leave my ability to take dictation at 120 words per minute, and my seat on bus ll. To Frances Moran, I, Carol Hampston, leave the right to sing tenor in choir, and the ability to get in trouble with a certain Jr, High teacher, To Susan Moran, I, Kathy Piseck, leave my booth in the hotel, and the right to get in trouble with the teach- ers in your senior year. To Dorothy Newman, I, Frank Cowan, leave my love for health class, To Gloria Paul, I, Lois Gianini, leave my worn-out cheerleading sneakers and a broken water ski. To Janice Przelski, I, June Warner, leave my illimitable knowledge of American History and my date book. To Sharon Richer, I, Tom Ward, leave my ability to run everyone,