Skaneateles High School - Comet Yearbook (Skaneateles, NY)

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We the Senlors of 1959 leave ln sound mrnds thanks to our teachers and tn sound body thanksto the physrcaledu catlon department To the Jumors we leave a few of our number who wtll save thetr class from bemg atotal farlure AND a large and varled assortment of senror essays that may be purchased at a nomlnal sum I 1. To the Sophomores we leave the w1ndows so they wtll take more panes w1th the1r work To the Freshmen we leave the cafeterla s1lver C73 ware for teethlng Joan Anderson leave my sweet smlle to anyone who wants to make an lmpresslon George Baker leave my brother s car to the Rocket Statron Anne Barnes leave my love for the West to any rebel wlthout a cause Carol Beam leave my art folder to Charles Hufford to add to h1s own confused art collectlon Gary Bellows, leave for Moravla Ruth Benda leave for better thmgs Rtchard Bendall leave my tools ID shop to Mr Eaton Martha Benjamm leave for Wells rn B111 s car Ellen Bex leave one last year of h1gh school to my slster Bruce Bxshop, leave my vo1ce to Ronrue Rogers J amce Blshop leave my room to my stster Barbara Alan Blakeley, leave my red ha1r to B111 Kuhl Dave Brokaw leave my parklng space to any Junlor who has a black 51 Plymouth Barb Brown leave my Sl.l'lg1l'lg ab1l1ty to my IWO SISICIS Joanne Bryant leave my laugh and crazy Jokes to my brother Don who needs them badly Don Buff leave my way w1th g1rls to EPIC Prtman who IS dotng pretty well hlmself B111 Burlelgn leave my extra t1.me spent w1th Mrs Hall to Dave Kopp Cally Carson, leave and leave Marc1a Chllson leave my abrltty to mlss the bus to my stster, Magg1e Em1l1e Clothzer leave one cold June day Nancy Coleman leave my shoes on Mrs Cheche S desk Mary Conners leave my sunny CIISDOSIIIOII to any and all teachers who simply can't stand lt unt1l Frtday Adelatde DeV1nney, leave my deep votce to Sue Packard Pat Doyle, leave my out of town contacts to Jane Bmns although she has enough of her own Sylvla Dreschnack, leave my French accent to Kathy R1ch Ph1l Duryea leave w1th the Sen1or g1rls Rosanne Evans leave my w1ll1ngness to lrsten to the problems of others to my s1ster who 15 equally understand mg Judy Flsher, leave my ab1l1ty to get tall boys to Cheryl Haefele Judy Forward leave Wlth the adv1ce that math IS a way to a man s heart L1ll1an Foster leave my love for flylng to a J umor b1rd Jan Glllett leave my efiicrency to remam seen and not heard to Pam Nrchols Barb Glowackr leave my 8T.l'l16I1C glasses to the referees George Groom leave Sharon Harry leave my ab1l1ty to understand teachers to Sue Rumbaugh Steve Hartman leave my ab1l1ty to call Mr Wllson Charlle to anyone Gere Hawley leave my beat up golf balls to J1.m Morgan Rae Herr1ck, leave my drploma to Don Smart so he can graduate too Mary Ann Herrmann leave my Cornell connections to Barb VanOrder Paul Holller, leave w1th a bunson burner Peggy Holher leave my ablhty to be qu1et 1l'l study hall to Jane Delano Donna Hunt leave my Brown Umverslty contacts to any wllltng J umor Jane Hunt leave and take the key to success w1th me Carol Johnston leave two rolls for the cafeter1a Dorothy Joyce leave my lone walk to and from school to Judy Keebler Ed Kappessar leave my motorscooter to Max Brewer rn hope that he has more luck thanl d1d w1th IL Marge Kehoe leave as I came ID a fog Lam Kellogg leave my baton to Karen Kovar Barb K1efer leave a test tube Jeannette Kotlarz leave my brg brown eyes to Mlml Bradley Ellen Kuhl leave my acung ab1l.1ty to next year s leadlng lady Gall Lader leave my apparent quletness to Mary Arthur who dares I, , ' ' . I, , ' . I, 1 , ' ' . I, ' . I, , ' . I, ' , ' . . I, . . , . . , ' I, , ' ' . I' . . . . I. . . D . , . I, ' ' . 1. . r ' ' . I' . . . . . . . I, , ' . I, I . . . . . . . . I' . . , . . g . 1, . I. . . . . . . . . u I. . . . , I I, , . ' . I. . . . . ,, . . . . .,, I, Jim Crosby, leave my height to Tom Buff who could use a few more inches. I. . . . ' I, - - ' , . I, ' ' . I, . , . . . . I' ' . . . . , . I' . . . . I. ' . . . , . I. . . , . . . . I, . ' . , . I I, ', ' . I, , . I, , ' ' . I. ' . . . . ,, . ,, i I, , ' . 1, ' ' . I, , ' . 1, ' ' . I, . I . . . . . I. I . . . . . ' I, , ' . I, , . I. D . . . . I, , -- ' , I, ' , . I, ' , . I' , . . . u I, I . . . , . . . . A . I 26

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OUR GOODWILL AMBASSADORS KIELL NILSEN exchange student from Tromso Norway A F S EXCHANGE STUDENTS PAT RUSH exchange student from Rosano THA SACKETT spent the summer Argentma ,ap Q W6 0 T111 we meet agarn Pat Rush Thanks for a wonderful stay KJe1l Nrlsen These lucky gals spent the summer rn Europe Judy Smrth Scotland was Just asI d rmagrned It to be A Smrth J a1 beaucoup arme les sombres vlllages francars avec leurs petrts magaxrns at leurs belles cathedrales Mary Ann Hermann The people of Germany were so very frrendlv Cally Carson Southern Germany was lrke somethmg from a story book that I thought exrsted only rn prctures IH Odense, Denmark GLU qjv xlaoul 7'?Qfwf df 90 f No the Danes aren't melancholy Marty Sackett - I . - I . . . . 4 , ll ' ' - lv .. l . F' 0 ' s ,. C N l ll - ' ' ll X . ' :H ' Y . . ' H Y ' ' H15 2 .. . . ll . ,. . .

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Bruce Lenz leave my ab1l1ty tn Latxn to my strugglmg brother Don Bob Longway leave 1n a gallop Mary Lucas, leave my f1ve patrs of glasses to anyone who needs a palr Frltz Martln, leave my drtver s llcense to the State of New York before they take II away fl om me Sue fVlCI1V31l'lC, leave my back row seat to any strugghng Junlor who takes Brltlsh Llteratule Bette McNe1lly, leave my Irlshness to a fellow Ir1sh mlss Marc1a Moore leave my curly halr to my brother Dav1d Pete Murphy leave by the Slde door Bob Nelson leave as an unforgettable Romeo Nell Nllsen leave 1n a boat for Norway M1m1 Obllnger leave my ablhty to know what sgolng on to Judy Garvey who always seems to be 1n a daze Judy O dell leave my DOSIIIOD as ftrst trombone player to Sue Dean, who has a good start already John Ostrander leave my sleepmg p1lls to Mrs Cheche Bruce Payne leave all my teachers confused Heather Ph1ll1ps, leave my mathematlcal mtsglvtngs to Mr Hutt Lmda Ph1ll1ps leave my boundless energy and fllrtatlous ways to Ann German Chrts Pttman, leave my shotgun and decoys Charhe Raymond leave to Jo1n the Foretgn Leglon Joan Roberts leave my effic1ency to Pam N1Ch01S who sometlmes forgets Sally Rosser leave Amer1can HISIOYY to the Indlans Pat Rush leave 1n a rush! Marty Sackett leave my unused bottle of sea slck p1lls to next year s A F .S student J oyoe St John, leave my h1story courses to a lover of h1story B111 Shendan, leave w1th Mary Dave Shlpman leave nothmg I m taktng tt Wllh me Anne Smtth, leave my contact lenses to Mlss Antonaccl D1ck Smtth leave my astoundmg s1lence to any of the freshmen Joe Southern, leave my ab1l1ty 1n pubhc speakmg to a blg talker B111 Stearns, leave my abxhty to louse up the yearbook to next year s hardworkers Alyce Stevens, leave my hght ha1r to Mary Ann Stgona Ed Theobald leave to Jeff Barr one wadded up paper John Theobald, leave my baby blue bomb to anyone who dares dr1ve It B111 Townsend leave my nlghts 1n Auburn to Cralg Morgan Pat VanArsdale leave the Comet to Mlss Bally Rae Van Duzer leave my seat cushlon 1n Drlvers Educauon to Donna R1pley Sue VanOrder leave Wllh reluctance Dlanne Wall, leave my ab1l1ty to get my homework done a week ahead of tlme to my brothers I11gr1d Walhn leave my husky volce to the Rlch tw1ns Karen Walter, leave my ntght dnver s l1cense to Jack Tern y Washburn leave my mother here 1n school Sue Weeks leave my hope chest to Karen Bowles .T ane Weller, leave w1th Ruth Ruth Weller leave w1th Jane Sherman W1Ckham leave my sports ab1l1ty to D1ck Smlth who s dolng all rlght for htmself Marc1a W1gg1n leave w1th a hopeful attltude on life Thomas WIQQIDS leave the s 1n my last name to Tom Wlggm Ann Wxlder leave my Sk1S to anyone who would ltke an easy way to commlt su1c1de Harrlet Woodford, leave on a honeymoon Betng duly reprmtanded analyzed and entangled 1n red tape we hereby affxx our great seal and adjourn to watt for the day of our everlasttng freedom from the faculty LAWYERS ,fA,Z677? 1, , ' . 1, ' ' ' . 1, , ' . 1, , . 1, ' ' , ' . 1. . ' ' . . 1, , . 1, ' ' . I. ' . . . i I' D . . . i L . . 1, . ' ' . I. . . . . L . . .. L . .. , ' L . . . i 1, , . L i . . I 1, , ' . I. . .. . 0 I' . . , . I 1, , . 1. ' - 1, , ' . L . I . ..., . . . . L ' -