Saltsburg High School - La Saltianna Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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Whereas, I, Anna Krawczuk, bequeath my love for P. O. D.to the Juniors with the hopes that they will use it. Whereas, I, Leila Rose Long, bequeath my curly hair to Peggy Moore. Whereas, I, Glenn Loughry, bequeath my frequent trips to the South Land, to Andy Anderson, who has had some experience on the subject before. Whereas, I, Robert Lowman. bequeath my ability to hitch hike to Pittsburgh to Clare Marshall and John Cribbs. Don't go during time of school, boys! Whereas, I, Martha Mohawk, bequeath my artistic ability to my brother, Thomas, who may have some use for it in the near future. Do you think you II be as good as I was? Whereas, I. Wanda Marsaln, bequeath to Mary Lou Khnger.fmilh my ability to talk continuously. Whereas, I, Dale Morgan, bequeath my office as President of the Hunt Club, to Harland Stitt, who 1 feel sure, will meet all of our simple requirements. Whereas, I, Marjorie Morton, bequeath to Agnes Bedick my ability to sing. Good luck, Agnes! Whereas, I, Sam Nardis, bequeath my ability to shoot papet wads in study hall, to the future generation of Saltsburgh High School. Keep 'Em Flying.'' Whereas, 1, Nat Nesbitt, bequeath my ability to stay away from the girls to Harold Kifer, who is badly in need of it. Whereas, I, Peggy Olson, bequeath my desk and books to anyon-ccming senior who can use them to the best of his ability. Whereas. I, Mona Mae Quick, bequeath my job as usherette to Norma Bressler, who, I'm sure, will just love it. Whereas, I, Margaret Robinson, bequeath to Martha Singleton my position as head cheerleader and to Betty Lauffer my ability “to do the split'' with ease. I hope that they will enjoy their positions as much as I did. Whereas, I, William Esler, bequeath to Jack Eisman, my tendency to keep quiet in study hall. Whereas, I, James Rombach, bequeath my ability to give current topics in P. O. D. to whoever is in need of it. Whereas, I, Caroline Runco, bequeath my ability to keep up the noise in study hall, to Rose Marie Yuhas, who can certainly use it. Take my advice, it doesn’t pay to keep quiet. Whereas, I, June Sandstrom, bequeath my ability to play hockey and be expelled from S. H.S., to Andy Anderson, who certainly needs no prompting. Whereas, I, Georgie Anna Shirley, bequeath all my demerits and the marks that go with them, to Mary Lou Khngensmith to make up for her lack of such presents. Whereas, I, Grace Steele, bequeath my position on the cheering squad to the on-coming cheerleaders. Don’t forget to cheer the team on to victory! Whereas, I, Catherine Troup, bequeath my height to Evelyn Yeung, who will be o future star. Don't disappoint me, Evelyn. Whereas, I, Jean Verona, bequeath my chewing-gum ability to my sister, Griselda, who, I know, will keep up the good work. 23

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Senior Class Will In these, out class records, the class of 1942 wishes to record its will as to the distribution of the several abilities. Whereas we, tho class as a whole, bequeath Room 27 and the mishaps that are associated with it to the Junior Class. Whereas, I. Robert Aslans, bequeath my ability ol hitch-hiking home after football practice, to Arsay Sheliga and Tom Grubich who are not very good at it. Whereas, I, Walter Brown, bequeath to Althea Busch my ability to sleep in English class and still get along with Miss Jackson. Whereas, I, Hilda Bryan, bequeath my artistic ability to Karl Bryan. Whereas, I, Leonard Bufalini, bequeath to James Weimtr rry ability to come to school regularly. He can use it. Whereas, I, Emily Campitella, bequeath my basketball ability to my sister, Elsie, who will need it in the future years. Whereas, I, Helen De Francis, bequeath my ability to slip out ol study hall into the typing room without being caught, to anyone who likes to type. Whereas, I, John Dudich. bequeath my ability of not getting demerits in study hall, to Harland Stitt, who surely needs it. Whereas, I, Florence Fennell bequeath my height and smile to Dot Shirley. Whereas, I, Mary Fiorpiselli, bequeath my ability to make believe that I’m studying in study hall when I’m not, to my sister. Anita, who always seems to be working. Whereas, I, Rocco Flaminio, bequeath my blocking ability in football to Rocco Annechini, who can certainly use it. Whereas, I, Dick Gould, bequeath to Don King my ability to be quiet in study hall. It'll do him some good. Whereas, I, Jack Hall, bequeath my ability to gel in trouble in study hall to Joe DeMaria. Keep up the good work, “Vince’ Whereas, I, James Hile, bequeath my ability to be in school regularly to Clare Marshall. Whereas, I, Dorothy Hilty, bequeath all my chewing gum. which is sticking under my seat in Room 27. to Sonnie Taylor. Whereas. I, Vernon Hughes, |r„ beqjeath my bashlulness around girls to Merle Miller, and long may he use it to his best advantage. Keep ’em guessing. Merle! Whereas, I. Kenneth Johns bequeath my great muscular ability to William Duby’ Anderson. May he never tarnish the name ol “Muscles ! Whereas, I Violet Johnson, bequeath my ability to play hookey to my sister, Jean, who will probably need it. 22

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Whereas, I, Marie Verone, bequeath my thinness to my sister, Ellen. Whereas, I, Eugene Verona, bequeath my musical ability to Junior Bucco. Whereas, I, Clarence Walter, bequeath to the next high school fireman, my ability to get out of classes when there is a fire. Wheeeas, 1, Elinor Walter, bequeath my position on the basketball team to Evelyn Young, who, I am sure, will fill that vacancy to her best ability. Whereas. I, Don Williams, bequeath my curly hair to Harland Stilt. Whereas, I, Bob Woolweaver, bequeath my ability to get a cold before singing a solo, to Jimmy Franklin. Be sure to make good use of it. Whereas. I. Earl Baker, bequeath to Harland Stitt, my ability to cause trouble in study hall. Whereas, I, Cleveland Steward, bequeath my typing ability to Albert Hewitt. Whereas, 1, Kenneth Rupert, bequeath to Joe Demaria, my ability to pick locks. Whereas, I, Charles Coffin, bequeath my taxi system to Nick Cantoli. Never let the brakes get sqeaky. The foregoing is the legal will of the class of 1942, and we do solemnly declare that we published and executed this in the presence cf the lawful number of witnesses. In witness whereof: we, the class of 1942, the testators, have to this will set our hand seal. Jac k Hall, President Marjorie Morton, Secretary Senior Class Prophecy Tuesday May 29. 1956 Dear Diary: I must confess that I have neglected you for these past fifteen years, but I will trv to make up for the time lost by telling you what has happened to the class of ‘42. As you know, at that time, we were sophisticated and dignified seniors who had joined the realm of Well-Educated Saltsburgers. ' All the class members have made remarkable achievements along their chosen paths of life. I take for granted that you are getting inquisitive to know what has happened to each graduate. 24