Tioga Central High School - Tiogan Yearbook (Tioga Center, NY)

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March 28 Class Secretary 3g Cheerleaderg Football Varsity 43 .l. V. Basketball 33 Chorus 2, 4g Training Chorus lg Library Club lg Cheerleading Club 2g Secretarial Practice 4g Jr. Playg Jr. Promg Sr. Play. Connie will be a housewife-or is. CONNIE R. WHITMORE Connie Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. fColeridgej December 11 if Wrestling lg Football lg Jr. Playg Freshman In- itiation. Will is looking for a job after June. 38 STI-.PHEN H. WILLIAMS Winn I have just bought the latest copy of Shapes peare!

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C555 I, Bob Bell, leave my ability to get into the Junior Play to anyone who likes to go to play practice. I, Ruth Bill, leave Miss Martin with one less head- ache. I, Sandra Boring, am just glad I'mf1eaving. I, Carole Briggs, leave Kip Baxter with no one to talk to during language class. I, Spencer Briggs, leave my position in football to anyone who is big enough to fill it. I, Beth Chaffee, leave my brother, Buzz, freedom in his last year of school. I, Juanita Crider, leave Mr. Merena with one less person to pick on. I, Irene Bright, leave to anyone who needs it, my ability to get along with teachers. I, Linda Deming, leave my red suspenders, willed to me by Ronald Zylich, to Bob Gowan. I, Bob Douglas, leave to Chris Williams my suc- cessful ability to dodge a certain history teacher. I, Bob Downing, leave to anyone who needs it my ability of being small and still playing football. I, Alyce Stauder, leave with many new friends a heart full of gratitude. I, Ben Hottenstein, leave my bass voice to my bro- ther Erik. Who, me? I, Ray Snyder, leave Jerry Howey my spot on the bench in basketball. I, Jeanne Leasure, leave to Sandra Van Boven the fun of make-up for the Jr. and Sr. plays. I, Sharon Pipher, leave Sherry C. to sit with an underclassman instead of an upperclassman on the bus. I, Dale Smith, have nothing, no nothing, so I can't leave nothing. , I, Ronnie Katchuk, leave my trouble fgirlsl at school to my brother, Larry. I, Howard Terwilliger, leave to Bob Gowan my mag- nificent marks in chemistry. I, Bev Tholen, leave to Karen Harris my ability to raise the devil during classes I, Earl Robinson, leave my ability to brownie around coaches to Bob Gowan. I, Merritt Vargason, leave to John Divers my place in track. I, Belinda Van Norman, leave all the problems of being in high school to my sister Mildred. I, Steve Williams, leave to my brother Chris all of the fun of getting thrown out of the library. I, Doug L'Hommedieu, leave the Sophomore and Freshman girls with no senior boy to flirt with them. I, Craig Markley, leave my math and science books to my brother Gordon. I, Bill Waterman, leave to Schyler the job of being President of the senior class. ' I, Kristine Soly, leave to anyone who wants it the fun of being a senior, a year early. 40 I. I, George Woodruff, leave to some lucky boy the fun of going on a field trip with 20 girls. I, Evered Van Dusen, leave my ability to sleep dur- ing classes to whoever is tired. I, James Root, leave my ability to be a cop to my brother Bob. I, Nick Schoonover, leave to Jim Wilmont my ability to pass Physics. I, Linda Jennings, leave to anyone who wants it the fun of skipping play practice. I, George Ream, leave Coach Nimmo to find an- other star football and basketball player. I, Gail Middaugh, leave my seat on Bus 56524 to Bea Herbert and Sharon Shaw. I, Anna Kowalewski, leave my ability for making stupid mistakes in math to my brother Steve. I, Joyce Godfrey, leave the fun of decorating for the Jr. Prom and Senior Ball to Maybell Hawk. I, Jo Ann Jones, leave to anyone who wants it my job as a rubbedy dub lady. I, Chuck Freer, leave T.C.S. brainwashed. I, Irene Freer, leave T.C.S. taking my brother with me, or vice versa. I, Connie Whitmore, leave my smile to anyone who needs it to endear teachers. I, Chuck Horton, leave T.C.S. as the last one of the Horton boys. I, Barbara Jacobs, leave Stevie with no one to tell tales on. I, Bruce Shumway, leave Carol with no way to get to school except on the bus. I, David Didocho, leave Mr. Englebert with one less person to repeat Math 10. I, Gary Harlin, leave my red hair to Sherri Layton to save man power. I, Chuck Gorton, leave my quiet disposition to Lynn Jennings. I, Roberta Merrill, leave to my brother, Buddy, no big sister to pick on in school. I, Roger Miller, leave to anyone who wants it the ability to get appendicitis on the second night of the Senior Play. We, Ben, Doug and Craig leave Mr. Resue with more peace and quiet. We, Chuck and Woody, leave Mr. Merena with only girls left in his secretarial classes. We, Roger Miller and Bob Bell, leave our ability to skip school for deer hunting to Dave Kimber. We, Sandy B., Linda J., Joyce G. and Jo Ann J., leave nothing of value, we want everything. We, Bev. Sharon, Anna, Ruth, and Roberta, leave the Junior girls with five more seats at the lunch table. Dated December 15, 1960 BELINDA VAN NORMAN For The Class of 1961