Upper Leacock High School - Leolette Yearbook (Leola, PA)

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Class Will We. the members of the Class of 1955, of Upper Leacock High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare the following to be our last will and testament. Article I We herein bequeath the followingzg Lloyd Bewley's ability to be manager of the basketball team to Fred Landis. Evelyn Buckwalter's love of sports to Marianne Miller. John Hart's dilapidated baseball glove to Warren Skiles. Joyce Hawthorne's ability to make friends to anyone who needs it. Betty Herr's high marks to Jim Dissinger. Miriam Hess' seat on the school bus to Robert Dunn. Ray Hillard's ability to produce explosions in chemistry class to any lucky junior. ,lack H0over's seat in the auditorium with Lorna to Bobby Cooper and .lune Steller. Nancy ,lacob's skeleton to Mr. Zink's health class. Elaine Kreider's noon-time seat in the War Memorial to Naomi Groff. Wayne Lapp's score-keeping book to David Poff. Robert Leaman's absentee excuses to Virgil Wynne. Gilbert Martin's numerous study halls to Mary Ann Stauffer. Glenn Mentzer's love for Good and Plentyi' candy to Mary Ann Hunsecker, Sandy Stauiier, and Jane Welsh. Phyllis Montgomeryls cheerleading outfit to Shirley Palmer. Mary Margaret Overly's Latin book to Faye Witman. Ruth Rissleris position as staff typist to Theda Poli. Marian Rosenberry,s taxi service to Ronald Freeman. June R0zjabek's sense of humor to anyone who needs it. Carl Seldomridgels voice to anyone who can live with it. Douglas Stauffer's seat in English class to Douglas Wolf. Julie Stauffer's cymbals to Betsy Good. Marianne Stoltzfusis band uniform to anyone who is willing to march in parades. George Weaver's English marks to Donald Weaver. Peggy Zook's gift of gab to Delores Steinman. Article II We bequeath to the next fortunate class the use of Room 9, a room which we have joyfully occupied for two years. To the juniors we leave our patience, our philosophy, our obedience, and our ability to keep quiet. ? ? ? ? 17 We bequeath our ability to produce good assembly programs to the junior class. the use of the large booth in the War Memorial to the sophomore class, and our girls' outstanding volleyball ability to the freshmen. In witness whereof we affix our seal this thirty-first day of May in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-five. Signed, The Senior Class Twenty-four

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