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'l'l6 ? Y ff, f v f - ff. -, ., we ' 'ZW fv -f'v 1-1-f LAST wu.L AND TESTAMENT ssys Six!! i .,,V ,.,.,, I I WE, THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THEODORE I gg ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL OF 1965, BEING OF 2.3 1qVA Y SOUND MIND AND BODY, D0 HEREBY BEQUEATH AAV, THE FOLLOWING TO THE BELOVED FACULTY OF f-'Q S-TT I.. f A A OUR GLORIOUS SCHOOL. To Miss Callan-we leave our hearts. if it . ' To Mr. Saltman-we leave a quiet auditorium. To Mrs. Schneider-we leave a good excuse for early excuses. To Mr. Unger-we leave a harem. To Mr To Mr To Mr. To Mr. To Mr Bortnick-we leave something you've always wantedp a scholarship to the college of your choice. Burg-we leave a sterling silver platter of BuFFalo Chips and a third World War. Chafetz and his stat?-we leave a tree catering service to White Castle. Feingold-who tried to teach us French, we leave a gold recording of AlIo!, Allo! . Goodman-we leave a few more students with a little less chutzpa.
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF COPY EDITORS PHOTO EDITORS LITERARY STAFF ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF FACU LTY ADVISORS STAFF Barbie Gurlcin Pal Wanzer and Shirley Williams Yollelle Merrill and I'Iarrie+ Bradley Fran Blallslein Tammy Canlres Charlolle Fischer Janef Kaplan Laurie Nulman Rose Oliveras Renee Schecler Lourdes Trujillo Thelma Williams Viclor Anderson Richard Cassarini Diana Colon Elizabelh Covone Marla Deulrsch Phyllis Eclcman Sam Prioleau Elizabelh Waller Lilerary Mr. Lawrence Wolfe Ar+ Mrs. Gerlrude Pelersen Business Mr. Louis Lazarus Senior Affairs Mr. Roberl' Piosellx
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To Mr. Heaney--we leave a lifetime pass to the Soupy Sales Show. To Dr. Kaplan-we leave a year's supply of pink cards-lprogram cards, that isl. To Miss Launer-we leave a life of success and happiness. To Mr. Lobenthal-we leave an opened umbrella to put in his new apartment on the 13th floor. To Mr. Moss-we leave a new desk in 451, a student like Henry Clay, and a pair of gold skis. To Mr. Newman-we leave a-new set of old iokes and a 'l04th element. To Mrs. O'Brien and her staff-we leave a freshly starched and ironed gym suit. To Mr. Orzak-we leave a file cabinet for all his stocks and a bottle of Man Tan. To Mr. Peters-we leave no late copy and a very Square Deal. To Mr. Pioselli-we leave a senior affair. To Mrs. Saks-we leave a 12th year class with the worst case of Senioritis. To Miss Sheidlower-we leave a Rosetta Stone and a package of Hostess Cupcakes. To Mr. S. Wolf-we leave a balance sheet to bring the T.R.O. out of the red. To Mrs. Weinstein-we leave a hundred words a minute. Renee Schecter and Janet Kaplan I
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