Sullivan County High School - Highlander Yearbook (Laporte, PA)

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Class Will We, the class of 1969, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare and certify this to be our last will and testament. To Nancy Bender, Demy Andrews wills the ability to get along with the students at Milton High School. Zane Bagley wills to Mr. Borofski his sideburns so he can join the Hell's Angels. Jim Fitzgerald is left Charles Bahr's 57 Chevy so he can take his girl out. To Buddy Masteller, Bruce Baker leaves his Red Baron Chinese backscratcher and the 7-year itch. Tom Barnes wills his long hair to his best friend, Doganes . Donald Battin wills all his worldly possessions to anyone that can find them. Edward Beeman wills his long hair and sideburns to the guy most in need of them: Mr. Doganes To Janet Hatton, Cathy Beinlich leaves her ability to bluff her way through high school. Gary Bender leaves his love for Fords to Frankie Farrell. Pete Bender wills his ability to get along with teachers to Pat Kitchen. Bill Black leaves Curtis Leljedal his ability to get along with Mr. Dewire. Cheryl Bliss wills her crash diets to anyone who can endure their mid-morning hunger pains and stomach growls. To Mrs. Turner, Carolyn Boecker wills her ability to take an oven apart and put it together again. To her brother, Jim, Marcille Boecker wills her ability to control her emotions in talking study. Joseph Bohensky leaves his curlie hair to John Minarsky. Roy Bown leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Chubbuck to Bud Masteller. To Mary Rose Jerkes, Charles Caccia wills all his future years. Antoinette Calaman wills a lifetime of free babysitting service to her brother, Mr. Calaman. Next year's sociology class is left with Linda Caseman's ability to get along with Mr. Sheleman Cheryl Charles wills a flyswatter to any parent with a child that is unwilling to attend school. It sure does help! To Mr. Dewire, Roy Christini leaves the memory of the Chicago trip. To her sister, Susan, Jacquie Clarke wills her slide rule and seat in Mr. Dewire 's physics class. Dennis Cox wills his weekend excursions to Hughsville to any Junior who thinks he can get away with it. John Delovich wills his seat on the WACC bus to whomever wants to keep warm. To Boyd Ackley, Mona Delovich wills her quiet ways in hopes that he may use them to the best of his ability. To Wanda Kinsley, Debbie Dieffenbach leaves her ability to get along with Charlie Bahr. To her brother, Pam Doganes wills her admiration and deep respect for the New York Giants, and of course, Alle Shersman, in the hopes that he can forgive Alle, too. To Mr. Dewire, Denny Dunham wills a pair of skis and a snowmobile in hopes that he will apply them to physics. James Farrell leaves a pair of wings to Mr. Norton. Janet Fetherbay wills her quiet ways to Belva Charles. To her sister, Rosanne, Betty Fitzgerald wills her terrific personality and calm temperament. Ford Kinsley is left Joe Fitzgerald's fantastic height. To Mike Molyneux, Ann Foley leaves Route 220 and a chauffeur to bring him back. To Judy Peterson, Pat Fries leaves her set of twin boys in hopes that she can be a good referee. Jack Gilbert wills his curly hair to Mr. Feese. To Jeff Ely, Sandy Gulich wills an artificial Christmas tree. Chester Gumble wills his ability to smile in any situation to Mr. Doganes. Linda Hallabuk wills her ability to stay alive in the drivers training car to Mickie Fedorchak. To Linda Richley, Sherry Hartman wills the ability to keep her mouth shut in the library.

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Liz Harvey wills her ability to catch the bus to her brother, Leo. To Peter Doganes, Charlotte Hatton wills a book on the characteristics of beagles and rat terriers. Dottie Ann Higley wills her next deer to Mrs. Turner. Robert Hoffman wills Cherie Tubach the ability to walk the halls without a pass. To Mrs. Minarsky, Joe Hoover leaves his two-finger typing ability. Richard Houseknecht wills to Mr. Laczkowski his ability to connect wires. lrene Huray wills her extra driving permits to anyone who can use them. To Mr. Floyd L. Masteller, Mike Karge leaves his ability to hold hands in the auditorium without being caught. Bernard Kinsley leaves his ability to get into trouble, to Mike McCrea. To his brother, Pat, Mike Klein wills his waylwith teachers. Tom Krakoski hopes Frank Farrell will move up in life and ride in a Ford. Joyce Kschinka wills her junior driver's license to Bill Lanbert. David Lane wills his temper to anyone in next year's class who can control it. To his brother Dennis, Joe Lane leaves his quiet, shy ways. Grant Leljedal wills his beautiful side burns to Mr. Doganes. To Mr. Pelchar, Rhonda Lang leaves her studious nature. Steve Little wills to Mr. Doganes, his tapered slacks. , Dale Magargle takes everything with him. Carol Magrone wills her '63 Comet to Kathy Myers, in the hopes that she doesn't race anyone. Regina Mauck leaves her many problems to Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Keller in the hopes that they can solve them. To Linda Hartford, Shirley May wills her quiet ways. To Ricky Rohe, Barb McCarty leaves 3 of Barney's half-price stop signs and 2 of his wholesale No-Parking signs, to put on Ringer Hill. To Mr. Boatman, Patty McCarty wills the use of her last name, so that he can join the McCarty clan. To Mr. Masteller, Roy McCarty wills his slim waist line. Wilbur McCarty wills nothing to everybody and everything to nobody. To Frank Farrell, Tom McDonald leaves his great wrestling ability. To all the Ford lovers, Michael McMahon wills his Chevy ll so for once in their lives they will own a good car. George Miles wills his air scoop to Frank Farrell in hopes he'll use it on the goat. Linda Miller wills her ability to talk her way out of almost everything to Vickie Jankowski. To Miss McCarty, Jan Minier wills her missing bone. Randy Minnier wills his driver's license to the Coveytown Ridgerunners. Carl Molyneux leaves his quiet nights at home watching television to Mike Molyneux. To Mr. Feese, Shelia Morgan wills a quarter for a haircut. To Miss Saxer, Nancy Moyer leaves her math book in the hopes she'll put it in the nearest trash can. Clema Jean Nitcznski wills her ability to get along with Mr. Pelchar to Sue Sick. To all the Ford lovers, George Nolan wills a free ride to the nearest Pontiac dealer. To Mrs. Frazier, a bottle of Excedrin for all her future WACC boys, from Gary O'Conner. Peggy O'Conner leaves to Ted Saul her ability to drive a cycle and her scars to prove it. Brice Pardoe wills his mechanical ability to Gary Morris. Eddy Pedro receives from his sister, Debbie, her ability to do her work on time. Patti Pittenger leaves her seat in the auditorium to Bonnie MacElhaney. Donna Quail wills her unusual laughter to Gary Houseknecht. To Mr. Carpenter, Sharon Reibson leaves page 21, Article 3, section 4 of her handbook.