St Matthews High School - Samascript Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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May. 1951 SAMASCRIPT Page Fifteen- . To continue CLAUDETTE BOLDUC S support of the BLUE and WHITE will be the work of MARJORlfc PETTINE, (No mean task, Margie]) POOCH PULTORAK'S Casanova qualities will not be wasted by GUZIK KOZIKO'VSKI. MARY COYNE1S reading ability is handed down to JOAN McPADDRN. (Maybe Mary will coach you in reading Macbeth , Joan.'l BILL 0 DONNELL leaves his poolroom tactics to WALTER LESZCYNSKI. ELEANOR STRYCHARZ'S beaux can be well handled by ROSEMARY O'BRIEN. (One at a time, Rosemary]) CHUKA MAKOID bequeaths his way with women to SAL PICARD. (Your own little way isn't bad, Sal.') MARY ALICE PENDERGAST'S subtle humor to MARGIE CLARK. JOHN RICCI and DON BURTON leave their illegible handwriting to WISH WISNESKl and RUDOLPH REP PER. (Sorry we can't leave you a typewriter, fellows ]) PONCHO LEFLAR bequeaths his seat on the 8:10 West Side bus to STANLEY LESYNSKI. (You've got a bargain, Stan]) ELEANOR O'BRIEN'S diminutiveness might be desirable to FLORENCE jablonskT: r— ANN QUINN and DOLORES ANASIEWICZ will their secretarial efficiency ih the office on SAMaSCRTPT, etc., etc. to VIOLA McGEENEY. (You can do it, Viola!) JIM PEIFFER ls willing to give BRUDS STANISH his personal advice on How to keep Slender (Follow it carefully John.' We don't want it to prove fatal.) JOSEY wills her title as Best Athlete to ANN JONES. (Keep up the good work, Ann J) LUCY MATTEO'S friendliness is left to MARY JAKIFER. RUBEY CHAMPAGNE feels that his hot rod will be safe in the hands of IQMEOY KELLY. (Rubey has been known to hit 90 m.p.h., Tomboy]) MARY KRAJNIK leaves her exhuberance to CATHERINE QUIGLEY. (Remember always to leave them laughing, Catherine ]! JEAN ROMANO and BLANCHE FREY leave their SVL bus tickets to ELEANOR EVAt?. (May they not raise the prices]) MADELYN BOCCUTI'S naivete to KATHLEEN MILLHOUSE. TOM LYNCH'S Ipana smile is bequeathed to BIG (ED) PUPEK.

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SAMASCRIPT Pape Fourteen Mav. 1951 TO OUR HEIRS FOREVER... We, the seniors of 51 Whose unique ability to have fun Was both envied and lauded by everyone. As the close of school draws near Sadly bequeath to the Juniors dear Some foolish token to bring cheer -• -:. v -i.- First of all, the bell for changing your classes is left to BUTS IE 0'DONNELL from LOUIE MANETTI. To FATHER and the SISTERS we leave our undying loyalty. To MR. HEAVEY, our promise to die staunch Republicans With MR. MIRAGLIA, the senior thespians leave their acting ability. To FRANCIS ADAMC IK and MICHAEL BRDEK, FRANC IS LENDACKY and GEORGE FOX leave the responsibility of1' seeing that SAMASCRIPT comes out on time, (Keep up the good work, fellows I ) ELIZABETH LINFANTB and PAT HARTMAN will to VERNA PRUSINOWSKI and JOAN OPIELSKI their co-operation with Sister Costsnza in the lab, SIBBS SABOE'S gift of speech is left to JACK CIANCI. (Don't wear the shovel out. Jack.') PEGGY YANCOFSKI'S driving ability can be utilized by JOAN TORNE.TTA. ( Hope your father knows the State cops, Joan.') JOE DeSANTIS gives up his title of Jose to JOE MURPHY. BETTY HALLMAN'S poise is left to JERRY Me WON AG LE. (Ho-ho, that's rich.') VINCE ROPING'S terpischorean talent Is left to CHOP-CHOP. (You won't have to go to Arthur Murray's now, Chop.') JOHN BCYNAI? is heir to CHARLIE WILSON'S physique. (Watch out for Hollywood scouts, John I) JOAN BORROWSKI'S and ELEANOR NAFASZKO'S sticktuitiveness is left to BARBARA MeGUIRE and MARY McPEVITT. (You might go down in history as another Pavid and Jonathan team.) TOM O'CONNOR falls heir to COOKIE KOBSK'S wardrobe. (Now you will look sharp.' feel sharp.' and be sharpT) MARGARET C 0LLIN5 might be glad for BOBBY EVANOFF MS titian tresses.

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Page Sixteen SAMASCRIPT May. 1951 CHARLOTTE Y ATSON leaves the answers to her P.O.D. tests to HELENE BRADY. [Let's hope Mr. Heavey doesn't change his tests.) To ROBERT ZJjJrl. JIM EDWARDS leaves his driver's license. (We'll surely know why so many people will prefer to ride the airlines.) CATHERINE. HANNUM and CONNIE JOHNSON leave their home EC chores in Room 14 to MARY LOU WILLIAMS and MARY ANN ZALIK. BETTY MITSCH'S afternoon trek to the grade school might be beneficial t'o LORRAINE ZAOORSKI. (Hope the price cf shoes doesn't go up Lorraine!) NANCY HISSNER and BETTY COONAN leave their cheerleading duties to BARBARA DEMPSEY and MOLLIE CUSTER. (Keep the colors flying, girls!) JOE NEVILLE'S ability to arrive in school at 9:01 is left to JOE HICKEY. NANCY HUTELMYER'S propensity to flit hither and yon, as well as her formula for keeping everybody happy falls on the shoulders cf ANN ERB, (Better eat your wheaties this summer, Ann, if you ever hope to fill, this obligation!) ROSE HOY'S blush will be becoming to SALLY SPEIDEL. (Don't overdo it, SaTTyTl JIM CONVEY'S speed in getting through things is left to JOHN QUINLAN. (Rind out from Jim what to do when you're finished, Johnll MARGIE EOT''pO'S loquacity is willed to ANNA MARIE KNIEZEWSKI. (Take it easy, Anna Marie!) JIM BUTLER 'S’ powerful punch and Atlas physique is left to TOM KOLANKO. '[Use it in the proper place, Tom!) CLARA KURISH wills her adroitness to MARY ANN TEMPLETON. BUTCH BAZELA leaves his hot wire tips (diroct from the track) to JOE He'D I KG- and CHESTER ZADROGA. (Hope it doesn't get too hot, fellows !) JOE MULROY'S secret formula for making baskets is left to BUZZY BEECHER. [Watch out for the fouls, Buzzy!) SYLVIA BRADLEY'S tranquil manner can be carried on by MARIE GORDON. [TtTs wor ch money, Marie !) PENNY MULLIGAN'S famous giggle is left to BESS PIERCE. (Be careful where you flash it, Bess!) - POLL MUNRO leaves her school fund collecting book to LILLIAN LYNCH. (See that you get the money for that new school, LillianJ) WIN DOUGHERTY will3 to YADISH his power to push legislation for more Yu rich periods.