Unionville High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kennett Square, PA)

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VERNON RUSSELL YOUNG Rum VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE UNDECIDED 1mpis11 smile, rarely serious, good personality . . . favorite sports-basketball, soccer and gunning . . . favorite song- Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes . . . favorite pastimes-plazying baseball and basket- Collecting horse Eictures . . . likes-cars, professional basketball, and orses. Dramatics 9g Tumbling, Treas. 10, 11, 12, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Soccer 10, 11g Basketball 10, 11g Baseball 9, 10, 11, Senior Play 12. CLASS ADVISGRS i so Mxss Wu.soN MR. KANE ball . . . dislikes-school and 'Beefburgeru . . . hobbies-

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WILL We, the graduating class of 1955, of Unionville High School, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath all our earthly possessions, both abstract and concrete, to the individuals named herein. To the Iunior Class we will our ability to stay out of trouble, all our good times, and our problems. To all the future Seniors, we leave our hard work, fun, and profits of the Senior Booth and the Senior Play. To the Ross family, especially Sue, Genie Clark wills his Ford convertible. Ianet Walter wills her position in Glee Club to anyone who thinks he can read Mr. Forssmark's mind. Toppy Young bequeaths her stack of attendance slips to Miss Allen. Bob Weer wills his peg pants to Mr. Sprigle. Peggy Simpson wills her noisy ways and corny jokes to Norma Jean Black. Nancy Grimth leaves her ability to talk all the time about nothing to Howdy Brosius, Ann Cain wills her height to Eleanor Reed. Tommy Blackburn wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Iack McCue. Clara Stuart leaves her typing ability to Mr. Elmy. Ianet Winning bequeaths her quiet, reserved personality to Nancy Ford. Mary Burnett wills her loud laugh to Mr. Murphy. Wayne Woodward forfeits his ability to make love to four girls, all at the same time, to Larry Greely. Cynthia Hamilton wills her various methods of staying on a horse to Caroline Pippin. Walter Painter forfeits the duals off his Ford to Mr. Reese's driver training car. Carlene Bausch leaves x to next year's algebra class. Millis Mershon wills her conditioned jeepster to Shirley and Carl, if it lasts that long, Peggy Smith bequeaths her typewriter, pencils, erasers and old test papers to Miss Philo. Bob Sharpless wills his pegged pants to Tommy Prince. Ruth Pratt wills her ability to speak French fluently to Mrs. Knorr. In deep appreciation to Mr. Forssmark, Sally Brown leaves her battered, much used clarinet. Barbara Corman wills her ability to do the backbend to Mrs. Ramaley. She also leaves her crown and scepter to next year's Harvest Queen. Louis Iacoby wills his ability to make a class pay attention to Mr. Kane. Feeling sure she'll use it to advantage, Virginia Lammey leaves her ability to talk in physics class to Ardith Free. Russell Young leaves his Ford of the Future to Mr. Reynolds. Sue Pippin leaves her seat in orchestra to Ioan McNeill. lean Pennington leaves her pint size to Priscilla Moulder. Evelyn Allaband wills her efiicient driving to Terry Welsh. Eddie Walton leaves his beautiful head of hair to Mr. Knauer. Ioanne Ross wills her innocent look to Lawrence Van Dyke. Lorraine Reyburn leaves her Plymouth to Dick Dunn. Si Crossan wills his shower to Harold Young. To Mrs. Bernard, Emogene Morefield returns all she has learned about homemaking. CLASS OF '55 WITNESSED this 29th days of May, 1955