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J'aniaAiflamL Arlene Anderson — Leaves her secretarial job to some lucky Junior girl. Jim Anderson — Gives his ability to annoy teachers to Gary Anderson. Fatty Bodnar — Leaves to become a nurse. Jeanie Boucher — Bequeaths her dust rag from the plays to Carolyn Bundy. Kenny Bruce — Wills his curly hair to Gary Heller. Beverly Bundy — Leaves to be with John. Mary Jo Chick — Leaves her temper to Diane Peterson. Vernon Collins — Leaves his ride on the bus every night to Betty Anderson. Sam Crawford — Leaves his home-made stew to LaMar Peters. Dick Dixon — Wishes to leave his official Davy Crockett badge to Tom Daugherty. Jim Dodd — Leaves thankfully. Hay Duttry — Leaves his position as Sergeant-at-Arms of Room 2 to a strong Junior. Beverly Engstrom — Bequeaths her short hair to Peggy Quashnock. Tish Fitzpatrick — Bequeaths her sparkling personality to Shirley Mauk. Gary Forsyth — Wills his height to Bob Hannick. Lyle Forsyth — Bequeaths all his good looks to a Senior of 1957. Jack Hanes — Leaves all his devilment to Midge Fitzpatrick. Everett Hannawell — Wills his height to Albert Frano. Mary Lou Henry — Leaves her desk in Room 2 to anyone who wants it. Lois Himes — Hopes Anna Mae DeLarme will accept her acting ability. Joan McCauslin — Leaves her tardiness to Mrs. Mackin to fret over. Jerry Myers — Wills his flirting to Bill Fairman. Kathryn Naugle — Leaves to go to a Bible Institute. George Nelson — Leaves all his girls regretfully to Clyde Gearhart. Judy Nicholas — Bequeaths all her homework to Kay Shaffer. Betty Russell — Wishes to leave her quietness to Patty Fridley. Carol Rutkowski — Gives everything to whoever wants it. Phyllis Sanford — Leaves her black hair to Phyllis Dixon. John Scull — Wills his General Science book to Mr. Black. Dorothy Shaffer — Leaves her long brown hair to Rena Wilson. Joyce Shaffer —Just leaves! oan Sherkosky — Leaves all her boy friends to Anne lowatt. Jack Hoover — Leaves his bright red hunting jacket to anyone who wants it. Terry Hoover — Takes everything with him. Karen lohnson — Hides her Commercial books for Bessie Schmidt to find. Bob Joyce — Left. Joanne Katilus — Bequeaths her treasurer’s headaches to next year’s Senior treasurer. Lloyd Kautz — Leaves his stage fright to Mick Katins. Howard Kessler — Doesn't leave a thing. Tom Kessler — Leaves to become manager of the Quaker Market. Jean Kness — Leaves to join Roily in Japan. Dolores Loweranitis — Leaves her cheerfulness to Nancy Cowher. „ Stanley Makofka — Wills his car troubles to Joey Chick. Ray Marshall — Leaves his muscles to Bob Saunders. Connie Shilling — Leaves in a green Ford truck as usual. Dave Shobert — Gives all his witty sayings to Jay and Harv. Dave Skarnellis — Leaves in a cloud of dust. Joe Smith — Wills his teeth to someone who will appreciate them. Donna Snyder — Bequeaths her broken seat in studyhall to El wood. Shelda Solada — Leaves to marry “Jim.” Ruth Spicher — Leaves to go Kentucky. Bob Taylor — Wills his guitar pick to Ray Bush. Eugene Vesnesky — Bequeaths his basketball ability to Lee Myers. Norman Orr — Wills his teasing to bashful Glenn Clinton. Julie Oshenie — Wills her friendly smile to Rita Seyler. Carolyn Peterson — Wills her seat in Glee Club to Bernie Kelly. Dick Platt — Wills his great brain to Bill Gocxl to get him through Physics. Betty Ramsey — Wishes to leave her dimples to Judy Rishell. Theresa Rajavich — Wishes to give her Chemistry back to Mr. Daugherty. Bill Read — Can’t leave anything, Nancy wants it all. Marianna Reitz —Takes all her memories with her. Gann Walters — Bequeaths the courage to succeed to all underclassmen who are failing. Rose Ann Wayne — Bequeaths her blonde hair and blue eyes to Anna Knarr. Kathryn Weber — Leaves her Central Treasury books to one of Miss Kovach’s Juniors. Albert Yusnukis — Leaves to become assistant manager of the Quaker Market. Signed by Witnessed by Jimminy Cricket Davy Crockett Dumbo Donald Duck 22
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JomovwwlamL Butler Hospital: Dr. Joanne Katilus, eminent psychiatrist, yesterday hired Miss Judy Nicholas as her chief nurse. Hollywood: Raymond Marshall, prominent race-horse owner and playboy, has just been signed by James Anderson, famous producer and former school pal, to play “Tarzan” in his next movie. Ray’s agent Gene Vesnesky, retired movie and T. V. comedian, thinks he should have been cast in a western. Sandy High: Dick Platt, principal of Sandy, recently hired Marianna Reitz as school librarian. Shaffer Siding: Kathryn Naugle, just returned from missionary work in Africa, reports that explorer Raymond (Tex) Duttry, also in Africa, has at last found the Belgian Congo. New York: Celebrated concert pianist Patricia Fitzpatrick has agreed to sign a contract to go on tour with Norman Orr, Metropolitan Opera singer. Indianapolis Speedway: Dave Skarnellis today ran the fastest mile on record in his new style, jet-propelled car. People who knew him at Sandy aren’t surprised. Sarasota, Florida: John Scull is now the head flea trainer for Ringling Brothers’ Circus. Los Angeles: Well-known photographer Joe Smith has just won a prize for taking the lx st pin-up picture. His model Carol Rutkowski is very happy about it. Sandy: Owner of the DuBois Dairy, Gann Walters, Iras raised the salary of Terry Hoover, since Terry invented a new giant deluxe banana split. Gann says business is improving since the dairy has been remodeled by Tom Kessler, world renowned architect. New Orleans: Sam Crawford is now the proud owner of Sam’s Ilot-dog Shop. Harrisburg: Ken Bruce, a former pupil of Sandy High, has been appointed head of the Highway Safety Committee, investigating the actions of traffic violator Albert Yusnukis. New York: Publisher Lloyd Kautz recently agreed to publish the complete works of America’s leading poet, Carolyn Peterson, and to personally illustrate the hook. Washington, D. C.: Betty Ramsey, noted author of “Everyday Etti Ketti,” recently announced her engagement to Admiral Jack Hanes of the U. S. Navy. Pittsburgh: Jerry Myers has just been elected the “Most Courteous Truck Driver of the Year.” Sandy High: Kathryn Weber was hired last week by the school hoard to take care of the Central Treasury on the news of the retirement of Miss Kovach. Chicago: Stanley Makofka recently made his television debut with his all-girl orchestra. DuBois: Pat Bodnar has taken over the management of the Avenue Theater upon the retirement of her former employer. London: Big game hunter Richard Dixon is now forming a safari to Africa. Already among his party are Everett Hannawell and Jack Hoover. Clear Run: Announcement of the double wedding of Joyce Shaffer and Connie Shilling was made last week. They are trying to get in touch with their old classmate Rose Ann Wayne. Philadelphia: Julianne Oshenic, private secretary of one of the richest men in America, made public their engagement at a party, given last night, in their honor by one of Philadelphia’s leading society matrons, Lois Himes. Boston: Actress Mary Jo Chick has just returned to the U. S. after a two-year world tour with her successful Broadway hit, “The Flirt.” Sandy: One of the best known stunt drivers of all time, George Nelson, has returned to Sandy to recover from an accident he received when he tried to race another car. His nurse Jeanne Boucher says he is doing nicely. New York: George Gobcl has hired Dave Shobert as his co-star and as assistant writer for his new show. Louisville: Shelda Salada is married to Jim and living in Kentucky. Las Vegas: The new Garv Forsyth dollbabies are storming the nation. Karen Johnson and Joan McCauslin, one-time best friends, are no longer speaking since Karen won over Joan as President of the Gary Forsyth Fan Club. Denver: Beverly Engstrom has been appointed head of a large baby-sitting organization. Buffalo: Beverly Bundy was recently lured as head secretary for the Ford Plant on the recommendation of her husband, an executive also with the firm. Sandy: Boh Taylor, star of the Midwestern Hayride has returned to Sandy with his complete show to perform at a Ixmefit for the P.T.A. Egvpt: Lyle Forsyth is now carrying water for the irrigation program in the Nile Valley. Kansas City: Ruth Spicher was voted the “IIot-Rod Queen” of Kansas. New York: Donna Snyder, editor of the “Scoop Magazine,” resigned her position yesterday since she is to dc married in June. Sabula: Howard Kessler, editor of the “American Poultry Journal” is in Sandy to confer with James Dodd about the price of feed and the picking of potatoes. Atlantic City: The former Miss America, Jean Kness, last night was crowned Mrs. America. Paris: Bill Read, manager of the Globetrotters, sent a telegram congratulating Sandy on the winning of the Basketball Championship. Marigold: The fans had quite a treat last night watching the rough and tumble bout between lady wrestlers Joan Sherkosky and Delores Loweranitis, who threw referee Mary Lou Henry out of the ring. Reno: Theresa Rajavich held the opening of her dancing studio last night. It is expected to rival Arthur Murray Washington, D. C.: Phyllis Sanford, head secretary in the Naval Department, recommended Dorothy Shaffer as her assistant. New Jersey: Arlene Anderson has l een promoted from chief pencil sharpener at the Sylvania Plant to the position of Secretary to the President. Sandy High: New math textbooks written by Vernon Collins, a former pupil, have been ordered by the school-board. San Francisco: The T. V. show “Private Secretary” has hired Betty Russell as assistant technical advisor. Brookville, Pa.: Mr. Robert Joyce, dealer in foreign cars, offers vou the new-improved Jaguar, and the “Peanut Special'’ for only $100,000,000 down and $9,000 a week. 21
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