Roselle Park High School - Parkerscope Yearbook (Roselle Park, NJ)

Page 58 text:

ll ff' ' l , . ill li K llllllllllll llllllllllllllllllli CLASS WILL WE, the Class of I948, being of sound mind lthis may be disputedl, and able of body, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. l. To Mr. Williams we leave a great big gap in his cheering squad, for we are taking five of his pride and joys with us. 2. Jimmy Colucci's athletic ability and personality we leave to any underclassman who wants to make a hit with everyone. 3. Dorothy-Ann Marshall's shyness we leave to Luane Armeny. 4.' We leave our regrets to Pappy Zimmerman for taking so many of his talented band members with us. 5. Pat Benson's three consecutive sneezes we leave to any underclass- man who likes to break the monotony of a dull class. 6. To Jacquelyn Engel we leave Judith Haus's long braids. 7. To the incoming Seniors we leave a complete set of directions for Miss Austin's set of directions for tests. 8. We leave Jack Podmajersky's friendly manner with both fellows and girls to any underclassman who has the ambition to succeed. 9. To Jean Price we leave Barbara Tirsbier's ability to go steady with one fellow for more than a year of high school. IO. We leave Doris Kelber's perpetual motion to any freshman who wants to get ahead. ll. Betty Finwall's beautiful voice we leave to all vocally minded underclassmen to divide among themselves as there is plenty for all. l2. We leave our regrets to Esther Drew, Pat Joslin, Margaret Wheeler, Mildred Lax, and Gloria Rickards for taking their boys with us. l3. Boo Griffith's and Dory Fischer's dignity we leave to Mary Ellen Colwell. l4. To the future Junior and Senior classes we leave new scenery for their annual plays, wishing them as much success as we had. l5. To Marilyn Forsberg we leave Peggy Carney's natural dimples and pug nose. l6. Our cars we take with us as we had enough trouble getting them ourselves. l7. To any couple trying for class pair we leave Porky and Tessie's steady record as a paragon. I8. We leave Norman Buik's and Violet Tucci's smallness to Donald Purdy and Carolyn Van Schepen, respectively. l9. To Bob Gress we leave George Evans's shyness and good manners. 20. Patsy McCafferty's swell personality and radiant smile we leave to anyone interested in being selected the most popular. 21. Gloria Rego's neatness we leave to Nancy Faxon. 22. We leave Marilyn Sales's and Jean Midgley's red hair to Sandra Mandell. 23. We, Morze, Pat, Ruth, Jean, Julie, Dill, Dory, Claire, Peggy, Tessie, Emily, and Helen regretfully leave our over-crowded booths at Wulff's and Keenan's and a tip llong overdue? for many gay luncheon and leisure hours spent there. 24. To our class advisers we leave our appreciation and gratitude for a fine job well done. - Regretfully, we leave, THE CLASS OF '48

Page 57 text:

df . ks. A nn. I N WWW 1 W x 5 f W , Egg! f 3? 53: va E ME i 27' si 2 wwmmwf wha.. . ' 7'fj?! M EFRWQ N H W -'H 411 'z.. f' rf, x-.vu , , k,:,k1Q,!., V li f v J.. 1. ' .1 , v, 0164.21 ' V ia. , -' .,-,Ak ,fb '. 4 2 1. rf , . FKA' . ., . x' yr f .43 .M Q.. ' gl ,,, , V , , lp- 152 .fi sw: Q f A - - 'fr -ii if ilk' Xia' ' A ' K X x' if M ' . J 3' 1 ' N 'MP 33 T21-'L-j' X K 5 ,, ' ' w ws, .. , . 3, , . gl 'li 11' -, ve? We A' ,,,,,....f f N Aix if fini if 1' ill' bww QE n5Q,mXi3 .,,,k 'M i335QN3 MM F h .gg .., b i V ,, ,b:,, i V W Q. g wwf: I F' f- N K ,...-v I -.-,A . WU fiwv ... . gkuia,

Page 59 text:

g A BR E i Qifivqd A f76ag,,,' ,,4QCYWiiv-,, i N: :- V 1 I g , X