Seaford High School - Aloha Yearbook (Seaford, DE)

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4.. BLANCHE HASTINGS leaves her ability to win arguments with Miss Berry to Janet Williamson. DORIS HASTINGS wills her 22 inch waist to Sally Ellett. JUDY ANN HICKMAN wills her bleached hair and an extra bottle of Moonsheen to Barbara Higgins. BILL HIGGINS wills to Carroll Turner ten pounds of blubber. RUTH GRIFFITH leaves her bleached pony tail to Ann Ellis. BARBARA HILL leaves her typewriter in it's beat-up condition to Marjorie McBride. DONALD HILL leaves all his private parking places near her house to Marian Swift. HAROLD HOLLAND leaves his ability to bluff his way into the Underclassmen girls' hearts to Ronald Ingram. FRANCES HOPE wills to any Junior girl, mainly Valorie Alsentzer, the ability to stay in Miss Berry's class. JEANNE HORNE leaves her ability to take shorthand to Mary Riddle. CARLTON JONES wills his knowledge of farm machinery, especially drills to Marie McBride. BOBBY KNOWLES leaves all his extra cigarette butts to Walter Meding. DIANE KREWATCH wills her relatives to Dorothy Short. JAMES LAMBDEN leaves all his fun riding horses to Roberta Short. ALAN LEWIS leaves his singing ability to Ronnie Allen. MARVIN LLOYD leaves the job of picking up bottles and selling hot dogs to Jerry McCabe. CARL MAHR leaves his little black book full of Bridgeville numbers to William Wetter. DARVIN MARION wills his height to Kenny Russell and Pee Wee Holloway. HOWARD MCCABE wills his ability to outwit Ralph Guglielmi in quarterbacking to Rusty Geiger. BETTY MCGEE leaves her ability to take shorthand to Marilyn Griffith. MYRON MCWILLIAMS bequeaths his ever constant relaxed atmosphere to Katherine Barque. PAUL MILLER wills all swimming holes and Model A Fords to Don Burris. JIMMY MILLIKEN leaves his ability to go steady to Richard Hastings. FREDDIE MINER leaves her ability to argue about anything to Rosalie Eskridge. EDWARD MOORE wills the ability to learn something new about women every clay to David Parker. N OREETA MULDER wills the footsteps she left and all her troubles to Marilyn Griffith. DAVE PASSWATERS wills all of his peroxide hair to anyone foolish enough to take it. BILLY O'DAY leaves his size 24 waist to Judy Hassen.

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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.

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BEN PATTERSON leaves his flat hat to any Junior with a head square enough to wear it. RICHARD RAWLINS wills his safe and sane driving habits to Jake James. SYLVIA WHEEDLETON leaves the whole wide world to any Junior that can make a living in it. PAT SENEY leaves with regret her ability to climb up ladders in raincoats to Gale Purse. JEAN SMARTE leaves her ability to get a ride with some of the gang on mornings when her old car won't start. KENNY SMITH leaves his ability to get by eventually to Shan Hardin. RUTH SPRENKLE wills her I utns ition on the Blue Jay Staff to Jeanne Carback. BILL STEELE leaves his crew-cut and baby blue eyes to Ronnie Allen. MARY ANNE STROHMAIER bequeaths her ability to sl icmc ' k people to Connie Simon. JANE TEMPLE wills all of her steady habits to Judy Achy and Jeanne Carback. VERNON TIMMONS leaves his ability to behave like an idiot in public and get laughs .for it to Jeanne Gladden. JIMMY TRICE leaves all the tears he cried getting pictures for the yearbook to Valerie Alsentzer. KENNY TULL wills to Wayne Lyons the offices of Mayor and Chief of Police of the honorable city of Reliance. PEGGY TULL leaves her ability to make Mr. Miller blush to Leatrice Poyner. RONALD TYNDALL wills the happy days in Concord Pond plus one bucket of water to Freddie Thomas. JANE WARD bequeaths the desire to be a friend to all and to be befriended by all to any Junior boy or girl who wants to get the most out of life. DONALD WHITE leaves his flashing brown eyes to Mary Lou Hill if she'll give them back when she finishes with them. DOT WILEY leaves all her new friends in S.H.S. to Helen Bartlet. LEVIN WILLIAMS wills his reserved seat next to the window in Ag Room from which he watches the girls at gym to Wesner Stack. We, whose names are hereto subscribed, do certify that the Senior Class of 1956, the testators, subscribed their names to this instrument in our presence and in the presence of each of us, and at the same time, in our presence and hearing, declared the same to be their last will and testament, and hereto as witnesses to the execution thereof, which we hereby do in the presence of the testators and of each other, we write opposite to our names our respective places of residence. JOHN WILLIAM ROYAL, Adviror Residing at Seaford WILLIAM PETREA, Clary Prerident Residing at Seaford