Rensselaer High School - Crest and Shield Yearbook (Rensselaer, NY)

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Joan Fleet wills her efficiency and versatility to Loretta Bellegarde. Patricia Crysel wills her southern accent to Joan Polsinello and joan Edwards. - To Shirley Gonski, Audrey Perrotte wills her position as a varsity cheerleader. To Adrienne Wolfe, Patricia Bruce wills her position in Sweet Sixteen. ' To Jane La Mountain, Miriam Sanderson wills 'her ambition to be a concert singer. To Jacqueline Gregory, Caryl Gray wills her good taste in clothes. Frances Tagliento leaves her bookkeeping ability to Janet Speir. Ruth Anne Aleschus leaves her beautiful penmanship to June Lang. g I To Carol Huntington and Ann Stickles, Rose Marie Shephard wills her homemaking ability. To Geri Sears, Valerie Burns leaves her habit of tardiness. Nancy Pratt wills her friendliness with Mrs. Milone to Barbara Berry. To Roberta Smith, Joanne Thorpe leaves her driving skill. To Ruth Keenholts, Kathy Austin wills her place in the Honor Society. ' To Sylvia Smith and joan Sweetg Barbara Mallory and Barbara Leake gladly leave their empty seats in Mr. Tacey's room. To Charlene Stammel, Ann Grogan wills her love for shoes, all twenty pair. . Ralph Alton leaves his good sportsmanship and cooperative nature to Frank Polsinello. To Joe Chillemi, Bob Bissell wills his terrific set shot. To Bob Bailey, Richie Sprague and Charlie Brewer will their gentlemanly manner. To Paul Ross, Dave Campbell wills his earnestness in doing things. John Coleman wills his friendliness to Clarence Hughes. Charlie Cook Wills his pep and zeal to Bill Daigeneault. Dave Curtis wills his sharp wit to Bob Berry. 31

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C L A S S W I L L By JoYcE KRAUS AND WILLIAM SPENCE To Mr. MacFarland and Mr. Jordan, we wish to express our sin- cere appreciation for their patience and understanding during these past four years. To the Board of Education, we extend our thanks for the help which they have given to us. To the faculty and especially to our homeroom teachers we wish to give special thanks not only for the way they have guided us, as a class, but for the encouragement that they have shown to us as indi- viduals, preparing us for graduation and our lives thereafter. To the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, we hope that they may find as much enjoyment during their four years in high school as we, the Class of 1955, have in ours. To certain privileged individuals we feel it our duty to leave these personal gifts. To Mary Ellen Cox, Virginia Jackson wills her friendly smile. Nancy Smith leaves her ability to twirl to Margaret Cable. To June Michalski, Joyce Kraus wills her dark brown eyes. To Donna Chillmonik and Theresa Gallucci, Sara Mulyca wills her typing ability. Carolyn Boomhower leaves her punctuality to Margaret Cirilli. To Beverly Couser, Irene Massara wills her sophistication. Ann Wheeler leaves her pleasant personality to Loretta Swartz. To Anna Novak, Frances Cirilli leaves her interest in a certain school boy. To Patricia Fitzgerald, Arlene Monington wills her neatness. To Barbara Davis, Sandy Liljeholm wills her attractiveness. To Carol Van Dyke, Janet Reid leaves her incessant chatter. Joyce Simons wills her secretarial ability to Margery Brown. To Janet Butler, Charlotte Miers leaves her athletic ability. To Joyce Cooke, Sandra Bonlak wills her artistic ability. 30

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Dick Fahey wills -his carefree mood to Paul Schillings. Arthur Heck leaves his ability to get there fustest with the mostest to Tom Meisner. Joe Akins and Dick Kane leave their fascination in a philosophical outlook in life to Bill Underwood. Bob Kelly wills his quiet enthusiasm to John Bryant. To Ralph Leake, Bruce Ludlum wills his reserved manner. Jock McElwain leaves his cheerfulness and willingness to help to Charles Buckbee. Tony Nardacci leaves his Waistline to Mario Arduini. Joe Smith and Jim McGovern leave their vigorous sense of humor to Harvey Quenneville. Jim Nevin leaves his personality to George Harwood. Bruce Nichols wills his hotrod to Thomas Leonard. Tom Nichols leaves his great loyality and faith in the Red Sox to Tommy Tatko. Chuckie Norton leaves his friendly disposition to Bruce Beech. Ben Petrone wills his D.A. to Jimmy Savoie. To George Heller, Bill Robinson leaves his leadership and pro- found verbosity. Ron Rosenthal wills his good sense and realistic outlook to Bob Smith. T Bill Spence leaves his flashing smile to Richard Hughes. Sal Scattareggia and Bernie Stock leave their athletic ability to Mike Sears. Bill Turnbull leaves his oratorical ability to Ben Thorpe. To Howie Adams, Dave Turner leaves his prized bench seat. Bob Walsh's happy-go-lucky manner fgoes to Bob Faas. Bill Young leaves his flaming red hair to Bob Leffler. V R . H S 32