Theresa High School - Blue Banner Yearbook (Theresa, NY)

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ROBERT HICKS: To Ticky Aiken, his love of practical jokes; to Lyle Huddleston, hie innocent expression; to Everett Thornton, his girl-shyness. RO 'LRI PRATT; To Lyle Huddleston, his '.version to big words; to Byron Scott, his math marks;...The faculty has asked Lob not to leave his spelling ability to anyone, so he takes it with hirr. to confuse the Navy. IDA DLSORI.iLAU: To Marjorie 3nlson, ar a ocini life; to Avis kicks, Ler turbulent love; to the basketball team, her never say die1 spirit;to Gig Oilman,Ler Mischievous grin. FLGRi.rCE SnAiniOl : To the basketball team her excess energy; to Avis kicks and Doris Scott, a lasting friend- ship, no natter v.hat; to Stub Decker,her ability to talk fast. CHARLES STEWART: To dona Scyreore, his t igglo; to Hay Bartlett, his dou • t of everything r.nd his readiness to prove t'ain't so; to Sonny Young, his majestic Mr.C-.n- gress i n11 bearing; to !Irs. Keeler, the memory of his filibusters. DARK . AUHIHG: To 'an .ret Kelsey, r compilation of fa- vorite recipes entitled Life Can be Gruesome or Tne Lay to Lose Ilr.n ie iTir ugh Bad Cooking ; to Donald Thompe on, tne will to win; to Evelyn Vock, her eternal pon ttr-makin ; joo. GIRLS TRIO: To Doris Van Tassel, Pit Strough, and Evelyn Vock, their numerous singing, enga ements . In itness thereof we hereunto set our hand and seal this Both day of June, 19 4. The Class of 1944