Pottersville Central School - Integrity Yearbook (Pottersville, NY)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Being of sound mind and body, we, the members of the almost defunct class of 1968, do direct the following disposition be made of our goods and properties upon our proper demise: Sherry Bump wills her ability to keep out of the office to Pam Whitney. Mike Barletta leaves Harvey to haunt the halls of P. C. S. Gary Clark leaves a very worn pair of athletic socks to brother Allan, with strict instructions to carry on the family tradition. Brian Davis wills his right of way to the well-worn Olmstedville roads and the broken-in rails to Ricky Bump. Douglas Fish leaves his scholarly attributes to Fred Griffen. Bob Guiher leaves his haircut patent to the Leif Carlson’s barber shop. Bill Hoctor leaves his Math questions to Gouch to keep Mr. Flachbarth busy during study halls. Dan Wescott wills his good attendance record to Dutcher, and his 55 Chevy to anyone who can make it run. John Ellsworth wills his study halls to Jean Raymond. Rudy Mason leaves a handkerchief to most of the girls in the surrounding area. Rhea Mason leaves the remaining high school boys to Jenell for safe (?) keeping. Andrea Ellsworth Perry leaves her cosmotology kit to Alma Fish. Lorrie Roblee gladly leaves her Mechanical Drawing class to anyone who thinks it's an easy credit. Tom Staith leaves his Scorpion to the envious Mr. Breuer. Pauline Limoges wills her quiet personality to John Bisceglia. Donna Viele wills her great sense of humor to Denise Harpp, and her poetic talent to Mary Pelletier. Phil VanGuilder wills his quiet ways of living it up to Billy Moses. Debbie Booth Millington leaves her wedding bells to Doris Clark and her long skirts to Mary Young. Barbara Long wills her outgoing personality to Carol Staith. Coca Romero leaves P. C. S. with a lot of broken hearts

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As we have progressed from grade to higher grade in our school life, 11 of us have become increasingly aware of the importance of the foundations upon which our school work has been based. An increasing appreciation, therefore, has grown in us for the good fortune that has been ours to have culminating our grade studies and launching us into the secondary level a devoted, inspired and talented person who inculcated into us not only as good a background in studies as one could wish for; but also the basis for our development as individuals and citizens with character, manners, initiative, self-discipline, thought, and so many of the important things that can't be learned from a textbook; It is with great pride, much love, and many fond memories that we dedicate our year book, Integrity 1968 to MRS. ELLA MONTGOMERY.

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SHERRY BUMP MICHAEL BARLETTA GARY CLARK BRIAN DAVIS