Sandy Lake High School - Keystone Yearbook (Sandy Lake, PA)

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C ASS WI L Article I We, the Seniors of 19514, leave with joy and happiness although we know the faculty and underclassmen are reduced to tears due to our de parture Article II We leave the comfortable reclining seats in the Senior Room to all future Seniors, in hopes they can clean all the gum out from under them Article III We leave the opinions of the P O D class to Edward R lurrowto be broadcasted to the world Article IV After eliminating the former, we, the Seniors of Sandy Lake High School, class of 'Sly , being of sound mind and bodies, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament and bequeath the following to the Juniors: ARLENE AEON Leaves her long black hair to Sally Jewell SARA CHRISTY Leaves her quiet ways to Nancy Barton DELORES DODSON and ETHEL SLATER Leave their close friendshipto Elsa Knight and Rebecca Haun NORML JEAN DYE: Leaves her ability in band to Alta Vegan in hopes she can put it to good use JENILEE FIELDS: Leaves her hot rod car to Jim Brown JESSIE GADSBY Leaves her ability in chemistry to anyone who is related to Einstein BEVERLY GREENLEE Leaves her diamond to Barbara llcCartney DORA HARRISON Leaves with Lawrence Urey EVALYN KIMES Leaves her ability to love 'em and leave 'em to Sondra Brest. MARY DAY Leaves her Salesmanship to next year's Keystone subscription ed itors JANICE KLIIIGENSMITH Leaves her interest in out of town men' to Janice llerchant ETHEL HEISTER Leaves her quietness to the mice in the Home Ec Room JEL!! QEORGE Leaves her high marks to the entire Junior Class fwho may possibly need theml CAROLYN LUCAS: Leaves her collection of earrings for pierced ears tolargaret and Frances Turner. ANNA MAE IILLER Leaves her shyness to Bob Seibert for the well roundedness of his character. REBECCA MILLER: Leaves her unpaid bills of the 'Keystone' to next years business manager N DANA HARRISON: Leaves to be with Dick. I I : - - n

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CLASS FLOWER White Carnation Ellen Alva Zimmer 'Ellen' I 3 Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3-lg, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-14. Mr. Jack's Secretary 3 Ke hole 54 Carolyn AnnenW1lliams Erma Js:11cenYeagley 'Annie Jan Tldioute H1gh.Schoo1l Harvest Crowning Harvest Atteniant lg, Soloist Keystone Staff Dramltics Club 3 Ti1-H1..y 2-3-14 Latin Club 1 Dramatics Club 3 T 1' 'Y '2'3'U nfscglct Chorus 2 Girls' Chorus 2 -3-14, Girls' Chorus 1.2- - Junior Play Usher Mixed Chorus 1-2- Senior Play CLASS SONG Crime: I'm Walking Behin Oh, Sandy Lake High School, This is our farewell To all of the classmates That we know so well. To all ot the teachers lho helped us along, Though now we are leaving Vle'll always belong. llaybe we'l1 meet again In the years to come. We shall miss the friends we We shall miss the fun. Dear Sandy Lake High School, You'l1 look so alone Without the Seniors That you've always known. Your halls will be empty In the years to come, Dear Sandy Lake High School, Our hearts you have won. CLASS IIOTTQ le finish to begin d You , 've madeg 3- Gir5s5.E::emble E Junior y Senior Play Stoneboro and Sandy Lake combined chorus CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold

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REBECCA CAKES Leaves her attitude t0WBPd3 Stoneboro to all those going the new school PECGY OSBORNE Leaves only one of the Osborne family in school SHIRLEY PETERSON Leaves her tinlness to Jerome Deets BARBARA PROCNER Leaves her ability to argue in P O ID class tJJ1m Moore MARCIE SIMONS Leaves her letters from Tony Ballut to Shirley Foster PHYLLIS STALLSLIINI Leaves her Giggle to Esta Pete NANCY VATH Leaves her love for horses to Esther Buckley ANN IILLIAIS Leaves her hot temper to Ernie Peterson JANICB YEAGLEY Leaves her abillty to sing to Tom Snyder ELLEN LIMMER Leaves her job in Earl Mowry's store to the Junior Class they can make enough money for their tr'p to Washington ART BARN S Leaves his place at the water fountain to Cecil Elford DALE BURDETTE Leaves his size 12 shoes to Kenneth Vredenburg TOM ELDER and RALPH JAMISON Leave still slugging it out DON CONDIT Leaves his heavy beard to Bob Ward BILL GEORGE Leaves his Ford convertible to anyone who can get enoughnuney to run it WILLIE HAMILTON Leaves his curly hair to Jay Ebbert BOB JACK Leaves ilook out Penn State here he comes D DENNIS JENELL Leaves his Harry James style on the trumpet to Charle James ERJIN KLASEN Leaves his oratory to any one that will listen JOHN MAZON Just leaves with a sigh of relief HARRY McCURDl Leaves his height to Dave Elder BOB McKEAN Leaves in a cloud of blue smoke and burnt rubber BOB MONTGOMERY Leaves his love for sports to Buddy Fisher DAVID PENDLETON Leaves his bass horn to anyone who can lift it CHARLES REYNOLDS Leaves his curly blond hair to Barbara Vath DONALD SEDDON Leaves his Kool Kat Clothes to anyone Crazy eugh tzwear them ROBERT SZYMAREK: Leaves his basketball ability to the Varsity team of next year. LAWRENCE UREY: Leaves in his beat up Ford to go see Dona. ' S : to J . 2 Q I' t O T In I . N o . ' : so NORMAN ANDREWS: Leaves his love for Ag. class to Don Battles. V 2 s P : ll ll en RONALD CLAYTON: Leaves the aching muscles of his pitching arm to Bob Scott.