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WILL of We the Class of 1954 be1ng of sound mmd and body Cquesttonablej do hereby wlll and bequeath at our passlng to the teachers and students of the St Marys I-hgh School St Marys Pennsylvama the followmg We leave MR RYAN a detectlve book on how to catch the hunters who play hooky To MR OLESZEWSKI we leave a football team that can at least see the opponents To MR YODER we leave a shop equlpped w1th tacks that w1ll st1ck 1n wood but not tn people We leave MR GASPER an mtelhgent bookkeeplng class II lS Just what he s always wanted To MISS SCHENLEY we leave a brand new newspaper club that doesn t ftght Instead of leaving somethmg to MR LUKE we dec1ded we would leave h1s math students a heater for those cold mormngs when he 1ns1sts on openmg the wzndows We leave MRS WHITEMAN a httle wagon so she won t have to carry all her books and papers To MRS WITTMAN the semor boys leave a more comfortable bed for the nurse s room For somethmg new this year we are leavlng that long awalted escalator to BARBARA WAGNER mstead of to Mrs Bauer To MR EBERL we leave a chemxstry class that doesn t try to blow up the school w1th thear own concoctlons We leave MISS NORTH a Glee Club w1th many good second sopranos To MISS CAIMI we bequeath a L1brary Club just as d1hge1t and hard working as the one she had th1s year We leave MR LEWIS a second year class of Spamsh students who are willing to work once 1n a whtle We leave MISS MCNELLIS a drawer ftlled w1th safety pms so the cheerleaders can f1nd them when they are needed MISS THOMPSON we leave a class that w1ll put to use all those exerclses for a better flgure leave MRS EDWARDS hopmg that her now enlarged art room will contmue to grow leave MRS BAUER a book of free passes to the movte we know she ll enjoy it leave MR WOLFE drearrung of the basketball team that he IS losmg by our graduat1on MRS FORD we leave fond rememberances of a very attentlve Engllsh Class up so unexpectedly leave MRS GREGORY a year s subscr1pt1on to a magazme f1lled w1th crossword puzzles MR LAURITO we leave a dr1ver s trammg car w1th rubber fenders MISS GARDNER we leave an art class who w1ll be Rembrandts MR NORTON we leave a r1d1ng partner for his new Ford We leave SCOTTY w1th vlsions of an easler job In the new school To MR KEIM we leave some company so he won t have to be cleamng the school alone every mght Cay, WILL .... 5 A - QL 9 To . v 1 v . We , , ' ' , We . V ' : ' ' . we . . . . . . To . . . . We leave MR. FERARI a personal secretary to handle all those minor tasks that always come we . . , . . . . . . To . . , . . . . To ' , To . ' ' . 7, A A xxcl' - xl'-ith: 0 lgn ,I J lx :Z I' 5 . - --. A 'S f ' 5 v as . 3 f I ' 29 I x X
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49 DANNY HASSELMAN leaves h1s car to Bruce Reed so the teachers won thave to take turns hauhng him home after football practice Marlene Hoffman can be proud of the roller skaung ab1l1ty w1lled to her by BETTY GREEN JEANETTE MEYER leaves her luck for a r1de each noon to Dolly Sargtnger Frankltn Eckert IS w11led TOM LECKER S hetght and curly hair To J 1m Herzing DICKIE WENDEL leaves his ab1hty to leave the gtrls alone FRAN MCGEARY and DOROTHY KRIEG leave their Mutt and Jeff appearance to Pug Harlan and Johanna Herbstrttt We leave CDRKY MARCONI S energetxc ways to Paul Keller PAUL SADLEY leaves his radtcal ways and hts dtshke for school to Joe Schaefer CAROL KRIEG leaves her care free attxtude to Laverne Erich MARY JANE MALLISON and JOYCE MECCA leave their life long friendship to Margle Canc1lla and Pat McManigle DONNIE MILLER leaves his lxking for Math Class to Frank Schwartz RON STANISH leaves all the cooktes the Home Ec classes owe him to Bud Cauldwell DONNY WOODS leaves hts half smoked butts to Eddte Wiesner To J 1mmy Smtth DON SCOLARI leaves h1s favorite nickname Oscar KAY RIGARD leaves her qutet ways m school land only in schoolj to Ethel Fntz PAT MORIARTY leaves his flirtauous acuons to Lome Gerber DICK PEAR LANDER leaves half the stze to J lmebug Hasselman RONNIE SCHAEFER leaves his curly blond hatr to Ntckie Lutes To Al Schaut we bequeath ED STOKER S gaterostty m ttme, money etc and etc LEO LENZE leaves hxs posmon on the basketball team to Joel Mertel. SUSIE SCHNEIDER leaves all her extra pounds to Paul Boyd PIKE WITTMAN leaves the teachers w1th the thought that John 1S commg to take his place DEWEY RINELLA leaves Joe Catalone s personality which was wxlled to htm last year to W1ll1e Anzmger so that he can be even more popular f All WAYNE SINGER S tall tales are left to Nooky Steinbach ELLEN JANE BROWN leaves her hopes of gainmg a few feet ln helght to Becky Cattont ANN CRAWFORD leaves her tom boy ways to Anne Benson IRENE MOSEMILLER leaves her job of runnmg off the newspaper to Sally Herzing To Marley Catalone CONNIE GINTHER leaves her lady like manner DON CLOUSER leaves hts safety record to Art Haberberger GAIL GERG leaves hts long ha1r to Tim Feldbauer To Harry Dodull JOAN SNYDER leaves her explanation on how to be late and get away wlth ll J ANICE WICKETT leaves her Barnes Batley and Jackson Practtce Set to any Jumor expecting to take Bookkeeplng II -itz! f Q ,..:., Wfff 2-11 ' Q , SAX XZ, Q tx. 1 Xfggtt lupqluul ,,. o: , ,J Ulln .- . 1 WWW' 3.53, Q C 'B t L L C, z. looosshs- J ' 1 . . . , . ' ' ' .IO if ll ff ' ll 'I . , . . . I Cl I , , . . U . . U ll . ll D . . . . . l 'LL 'Y - 41.1- I 1? ,L I in Q N' Q Q x lf! t' 11 f , 0 ' 1 ' QT - f. 5 S.. .. ,, ff It 5 L I ' Q ' 0. 9 1 - - .V C 2' v '- . JI Cc A :Q c 5 L :pl ict Q C' Q H' L M h l T
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