Port Leyden High School - Portal Yearbook (Port Leyden, NY)

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CLASS WILL We, the class of nineteen hundred andforty-eight, being of sound mind, and about to pass to higher realms, do ordain and proclaim this document to be our last will and testament. We request this'valuable document to be executed, by the faculty, as fol- lows: To our parents, teachers and members of the Board of Education, we have done ev - erything possible to educate us thus far, we leave our everlasting gratitude. We also leave a sincere promise to prove ourselves worthy of their help. To our next of kin, the Juniors, we periority. This they must make good use tives of Study Hall, unless deemed unfit To the up and coming Sophomores, we leave all priority to Senior dignity and su- of and not abuse. We also appoint them execu- to be so appointed. leave the privilege of advancing to the above named Study Hall. This will give them some needed experience in the ways of the author- ized executives. Providing they can control all their emotions of being granted this honor. To the Freshmen, we leave the care and guidance of the new high school students of nineteen hundred and forty-eight. In order to do this we leave them with the power en- dowed to the Sophomores of present. I, Eileen Smith, leave my amazing silence to William Marmoh. Everyone knows he needs it more than I. I David Marmon,1eave to Mr. Luther sees fit. Meekins my many jokes, which he may use as he I, Nancy Beck, leave my ever present pose to Jerry Howard. I, Shirley Mashaw, leave to Vera Hozelwood my ability to keep brothers coming in the front and out the beds doors. Betty Ann Pearson, leave my temper, which is of a rapid variety, to Annis Main. to play basketball to Rita Croneiser. In I, Thelma Mooney, leave all my ambition to Robert Weber. man I, Jean Stewart, leave all my tears, which flow at an instant, to Bernard Swartz- - I, Richard Ripp, leave my blushy-red face to Madeline Denslow. I, Shirley Hoofman, leave my apparent bewilderment to Earl Axtell. hugh I, Betty Mullaney, leave my ability to say a lot and mean nothing to Robert Mary- I, Shirley Hall, leave my curly hair to Herman Weber. I, Betty Beebe, leave my shy grin to Tom Morley. I, Joanne Parrish, leave my ability I, Elmer Rocker, leave Barbara Fahey my ability to be cool and calm at all times. I, Donald Trombley, leave my being tired to Madeline Kbrma . I, Joe Fraser, leave my sales talk to the Juniors, they can use it next year. I, Glenn Stevens, leave my ability to provoke the teachers to Lowell Smith. Signed this first dag of June in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty- eight, by the Class of . witnessed by: , 5, MW 17 Hamas mmm!

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