Pottersville Central School - Integrity Yearbook (Pottersville, NY)

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CAN YOU IMAGINE? Pottersville having a winning basketball season? leo limoge holding his temper? Danny Wescott getting to school on time? Freddie Griffin without his brilliant ideas? Mr. Kyrk eating his complete lunch? Dave Filkins with less talk and more action? Peter Carstensen bald at the age of 45? Mary staying out of trouble - just ONE day of her life? All the Seniors graduating? Physical education without 'oach? Mr. Hajeck with his music? Mr. Brewer giving parking lessons? No last minute time outs by coach? Mrs. Mundy with a Volks=wagon? Cathy A. not riding in a black '63 Ford? Richard Holcomb not trying to prove a point? Tom Fuller not powdering someone with a chalk eraser? Pamela as a shy, quiet Senior? Anna not waiting for letters and phone calls from Brian? Cheryl not going to Albany weenends? Jenell behaving herself? Larry Shell without any money? Mrs. Baldwin's history tests being easy? John Aoard with a Chevy? Bob Raymond not playing 1st string? Jenell Mitchell spending weekends at home?

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1969, students of Pottersvi 11 » Central School, located in the town of Pottersvilie, County of Warrpn, Statp of Npw York, being of sound (and pducated) minds, and of a disoosina and bpnpficpnt memory, do make, ordain, oublish, and dpclarp this to bp our last Will and Testament, hprpby rpvoking all formpr wills and codicils. To thp Board of Education wp bpqupath our gratitude, appreciation, and sincprp thanks for thpir continuous intprpst, concprn, and financial support. To thp Administration and Faculty wp 1p3vp with confidpncp and pridp thp apnrpciativp, studious, pagpr lparnprs following us class ...... aftpr class aftpr class .... And individually, wp wish to makp thp following pprsonal mpmorials, in fond hoop that in doing so wp benefit oui coming comradps as wp havp been benefited .... and blessed .... John Bisceglias has established a Luck Scholarship - to by drawn on at any time by any one in need - of luck, that is, of the kind with which he has been so plentiously endowed. Peter Carstensen leaves his tonsorial splendor the the musical, long-hair Mike Shaw; that his locks may be so well tended. David Filkins leaves his first place in the lunch line preferably to Mr. EXincan, but assuredly to any faculty member there first. Tom Fuller thinks Richard Hildenbrand the best recipient of his athletic ability, and he wishes Iarry Shiell to inherit his first trumpet chair in the brass section - orchestra that is.... Fred Griffen with much rending of heart - leaves to George Viele his most precious possession. The Automotive Manual (with the hone that flirtation and its charms will not deter George from benefiting from it's wisdom - as has Fred). Richard Holcomb has succumbed to the kindness that characterizes his heart, and leaves his Ski-Doo to the covetous Gilbert Van Oiilder. Leo Limooe wills his ability to have a good time - anywhere and everywhere and anytime (particularly in Lake Placid) to anyone - just anyone - who likes a good time. Suzanne Limoqe hands down her Adirondack Festival representative crown to Kris Byrne. Jenell Mitchell leaves her doctor's appointments (especially the one for curing her lead foot) to Laurie Jones. Mary Pelletier has decided that her fighting ability can best benefit the varsity basketball team, and thus she wills it. Jean Raymond - after much searching, thinks Pam Whitney can best benefit from her ability to study and apply herself. Howard Schiren - and we don't know why - leaves his ability to capture feminine hearts to Robert Mason. Wanda Tyrell bequeaths her quiet charm and love of work to Annie Bassett Dan Wescott leaves his quiet nature to Dan Long - and Mary Young - her fashion flair to Anna Perkins. Wo heretofore in this June of the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine, set our hand and seal on this document and name, constitute, and appoint as executor our principal Mr. Reuben Mich - in the full knowledge and belief that he hasn’t enouoh troubles as is. THE CUSS OF 1969

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