Seaford High School - Aloha Yearbook (Seaford, DE)

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Wd! We, the Senior Class of 1956, of Seaford High School, residing in the city of Seaford, County of Sussex, made by us, and being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do make, publish, and declare the following as our last will and testament. MARVIN ADAMS wills his 44 chest to Charles Hastings. JO ANN ALLEN wills all her fun at the Canteen with her favorite saying, Eat hearty today for tomorrow we diet to Jeanne Gladden. BOBBY ALLEN wills his charm to Rusty Geiger. SANDRA BENNETT leaves all her good luck in driving plus a supply of rubber bumpers to Connie Simon. ANN BLOODSWORTH is taking everything with her except the hard times which she leaves to the Juniors. DICK BOTDORF wills his size 12 football shoes to Robert Kough. KAY BOYCE wills the first chair in Mr. Moynihan's office, plus an alibi and her ability to wreck cars to Jackie West. BOBBY CHAFFINCH and DAVID GROSH leave their part of the football team to the boys who can hold the undefeated record next year. PAUL CLARK gives his ability to flex his biceps and thrill the girls to Richard Huston. ANDREW CONAWAY leaves his ability to bump his head on all door facings to John Jones. FLASH COVEY bequeaths his studying and swiftness to Margaret Hartman. RUTH CURFMAN wills all her thrills and spills at the roller rink and all her excuses to Donna Fay Hill. JUDY DENNIS leaves her seat in chorus and her common sense in P.O.D. to Kay Reynolds. BARBARA DUKES leaves her ability to study to Marlene Tyndall. CAROLE DUNAWAY leaves her ability to cut corners on two wheels without scraping the running board to Mary Hastings. MAYNARD EATON bequeaths his knowledge of calling football plays to Carlene Rarick. JOAN FLUHARTY leaves all those little incidents that occur before the curtain goes up on class plays to any Junior who doesn't blush easily. ANN FOARD leaves her band uniform to Sue Fortner, who plans to grow a few inches. GAIL FOSTER bequeaths all her unsuccessful attempts to get out of gym class to Sally Ellett. SANDRA FRIEDEL leaves her love for Milford to Catherine Ross. BARBARA FRY wills her excellent driving to Gail MacKenzie. ROSEMARY GULLETT leaves her snickering to Marlene Tyndall. ALF GUSTAFSON leaves all his American friends regretfully. JOHN HARTMAN leaves his technique with women to Gary Moore.