Randolph Union High School - Galloping Ghost Yearbook (Randolph, VT)

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GALLOPING GHOST Ethel Hurlburt, do will my long hair to Gloria Dumont. Martha Jewett, do will a plate of fried, fried chicken to Bruce Fernandez. Jacqueline Maloney, do will my quietness to Glen Gilman. Forrest Manning, do will my historical knowledge to any poor, fail- ing underclassman who may find a use for it. Julie Milo, do will my daringness to Rosetta Royce. Larry Monroe, do will my ability not to get stuck on back roads to Dick Smithers. Liz Parker, do will my ability to stay home and study at night. when something else is going on to Steve Rogers. Lillian Salls, do will my giggles to Addie Flint. Gene Shapiro, do will my crew-cut to Perry Sweet so he will be able to see when taking part in sports. Evangeline Sherman, do will my dislike for Elvis Presley to Theresa Jarvis. Gordon Small, do will my ability to concentrate on my subjects to Dave Barnard. Donald Sawyer, do will my quietness to John Roy. Carol Stockiisch, do will my ability to sing to Roxy Kendall. Geraldine Tabor Davis, do will my shortness to Ruth Jones. Monte Tabor, do will my ability to stay up late nights studying to my cousin, Fred. fHe will need to next year.J Virginia Upham, do will all my abilities to no one because I need them all myself. Neil Webster, do will my ability to write letters to anybody who Wants it. Sheila Whitney, do will my dancing ability to Leonard Reed. To the Juniors, we do will our class advisor, Mrs. Perry. To the Sophomores, we do will our ability to get along well together. To the Freshmen, We do will our title as the most courteous class. To the Faculty, We do will a raise in pay because we have so much money left over in our treasury. Witnesses, SEYMOUR ATNIGHT, DAFF. O. DILLS.

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GALLOPING GHOST Class Will We, the 1957 Senior Class of B. - R. U. H. S., being of a sound mind and memory, do, therefore, make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Clark Abel, do will my Chevy to Jim Pierce so he can keep under the speed limits. Alice Battles, do will my patrol post near the cafeteria to any Junior girl who is never hungry. Patty Battles, do will my post in theloffice to any Junior girl who wants peace and quiet. Volney Blodgett, do will my ability to get caught every time I horse around to Donnie Smith. Betty Bowen, do will my ability to have only one man at a time to Mary Abel. Robert Braley, do will my car to any underclassman who thinks he is man enough to drive it. Phyllis Brassard, do will my ability to have fun to Joyce Spooner. Raymond Brown, do will my ability to blow a cool trumpet to Patti McGee. Christina Bugbee, do will, with pleasure, my lost excess to Sandra Gray, who is trying to gain. Rita Cady, do will my quiet and dignified manner to Linda Rogers. Carl Capron, do will my ability to do bookkeeping to all the future Seniors that discover they need it. Linda Chadwick, do will my Various hair styles to Nancy McGee. Raymond Chase, do will my ability to stay under the speed limit at all times to Butch Morse and Bob Moore. Pauline Connolly, do will my red hair to Rita Voghell. Jack Cowdrey, do will my ability to get along with females to Ralph Mowatt. Wanda Cox, do will my ability to lead a fairly quiet Senior class meeting to whoever has the job next year. William Dupras, do will my little green pickle fHeinzJ to Georgene, Pat, and Barbara. Carol Dustin, do will my buxom figure and noisy manner to Deanna White so that she can push her way around. William Facto, do Will my long, blond hair to Butch Morse. Wayne Flint., do will my ability to argue in English class to Pauline LaPer1e. Ronald Greenwood, do will my ability to get Ronnie Howard out of trouble to Pat Jens. Raymond Hedding, do will my false tooth to anybody that needs one. Melissa Hockman, do will my ability not to answer questions in class to Charlie Diggle. Ronald Howard, do will my jeep to Dick Smithers so he can get to East Randolph in all kinds of weather.

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