Sandwich High School - Lancer Yearbook (Sandwich, MA)

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Most likely to succeed - Carlo and Carol Girl who has done most for ' 64 - Sue Boy who has done most for ' 64 - Rick Best looking girl - Marilyn Best looking boy - Rick Girl with most personality - Janice Boy with most personality - Homer Class orators - Homer and Bev Best dressed girl - Sharyn Best dressed boy - Rick Most studious girl - Nancy Most studious boy - Carlo Best all-around girl - Marilyn Best all-around boy - Walter Most sophisticated - Bev Most athletic girl - Joan Most athletic boy - Walter and Kenn Best girl dancer - Sue Best boy dancer - Rick Best natured girl - Joan Best natured boy - David Most artistic - Sue Most dependable - Carol Most distinctive chuckle - Kenn Quietest girl - Judy Quietest boy - Walter Class actress - Janice Class actor - Rick Most dignified - Sharyn Wittiest - Mervin Oomph girl - Janice, Bev, and Marilyn Glamour boy - Mervin Most bashful - Audrey Blusher - Audrey Most courteous - Linda

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We, the Honorable and Dignified Class of Henry T. Wing High School, being of dubiously sound mind and un- questionably sound body, do hereby declare this our last will and testament, in this, the year of our Lord Nineteen- hundred and Sixty-four, and do bestow all our effects, both teal and imaginary, to our heirs apparent, the underclass- men of Henry T. Wing High School. After the customary payment of out debts and funeral charges, and our graves having been properly decorated with skunk cabbage and onions, we bequeath as follows: Carol Jillson leaves her beloved bicycle to Jimmy Branch with the hope that he will put it to as good use as she did. Nancy Cahoon leaves her ability and agility to dance on her toes to Maty Ring, as we all know Mary possesses the potential to be an outstanding ballet dancer. Janice Caron leaves her sex appeal to Maria Condinho and her art ability to Danny Jeffrey. May Maria go on to be a famous Hollywood queen and Dan’s art work grace every book cover. Carlo Pola leaves his sixteen-hundred dollar sneakers and an inexhaustible supply of clothes pins to Fred Lehtonen. Walt Alvezi leaves his ability to stop soccer balls to Mr. Fenton or to next year ' s goalie. Sharon Rafetry leaves her continual humming to Bev Morrison who possesses such a Melodious voice. David Blake leaves his fender skirts to Rein Ciarfella so that he may use them on his bike. Judy Freeman leaves her quiet manners and dispostion to the ever-quiet Jean Marie George. Ricky Serodio leaves his golf prowess to Bill Barganella with the hopes that he might be able to break 90- -for nine holes! Sue Pierce leaves her slim waist-line to Gil Condinho and her stretch pants to go along with it. He should look most attractive in them. Cynthia Morrison leaves her Sunny Side bakery truck to the A. A. Auto Salvage Company. She also includes a sledge-hammer. Audrey Jeffrey leaves her ability to sponge to Richie Cahoon. From the rumors we ' ve heard, they need all they can get. Merv Hardwick just leaves! After fourteen years at hard labor, he deserves it. Don Ahonen leaves his talent to skip classes and not getting caught to Cliff Reynolds. He also leaves his attrac- tion for V.W. ' s to Barry Hillman. Mai Rooney leaves her boisterous ways to Colleen Rohan, and a bouquet of blooming flowers to Mis. Ann White --I hope you bloom earlier than I did. Kenn Mize leaves his ability to run the mile to Steve O ' Brien, and to Steve ' s brother Tom, the rest of his front grill. Joan Russell leaves her knowledge of the whereabouts of the air-raid button to Carol Baillie. It is now your sole duty to keep the school jumping. Linda Pease leaves her admiration for a certain member of the faculty to Carolyn McKeon with the hope that their friendship will grow during the coming year. Bev Meduna bequeathes her jacknife to Elise Campbell for those long walks on dark nights. Please, be careful! We, the Senior Class, do hereby set out seal of approval to this, out last will and testament, herein made on this fifth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand and nine hundred and sixty-four; and we do appoint Jayne Shelley, President of the Junior Class, out executrix. Let her carry out these instructions lest she suffer an eternal curse and be a junior forever. W itnesses:

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Se»Uon, GO!