Van Antwerp Junior High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Willard . . . DAVID LAMOREAUX leaves his books in his desk fwe hopell . . . HARRIET PLUMLEY wills her nickname to all future Freshmen . . . BOB LOKENBERG leaves for good . . . JEAN MANGIN bequeaths her delicate ways to Diana Gould . . . WINNIE PULVER wills her horse to Wendy Andrews . . . MARGIE MILLER leaves her boyfriend to the Army . . . CAROLINE O'BREMSKl leaves the Ten Teens Club at a loss . . . SUE MINDELL bequeaths her interest in dogs to Judy Pollard . . . MARY ORCHARD leaves her pony tail to Bertie Opitz . . . TOM PICKETT will never leave his teasing to anyone . . . KATHLEEN POREMBSKI leaves her neat locker to one of Miss Fuessler's despairs . . . GAIL PEPICELLI wills her effervesce to Alka-Seltzer . . . CAROLE ROGERS leaves still flirting . . . ESTHER ROSENBERG wills her pink cheeks to a clown . . . BARB SACKETT leaves her riding outfit to Annie Oakley . . . DICK SALVATORE leaves Miss Corrigan still stunned . . . CLIFF SAMPSON leaves his tiny stature to Mickey Mouse . . . LEE SANTONE wills her clothes sense to Seventeen . . . BILL SHAUER bequeaths his last name to a rainy day . . . DAVE SCHLANSKER leaves the tenor section . . . DIANE SCHULENBURG wills her clothes to Sharon Houghton . . . SUE SHEFFIELD leaves her Tab Hunter autograph to all Tab Hunter fans . . . LIBBY SHORT leaves her last name to George Lowe . . . MARSHA SILVERMAN wills her ballet shoes to Margie Agens . . . MARY ELIZABETH SIMPSON leaves her raccoon purse to Martha Brophy's coat . . . JIM SLOVACK leaves again . . . LOIS SOFER leaves all of her notebooks to some studious person . . . ANN SPITZ leaves talking . . . BRUCE STANCLIFF leaves his glasses to someone who needs 'em . . . DAVE STAVES leaves to ioin the wrestling club . . . MAIZIE STEBBINS leaves her pony-tail to Sassy MacDonald . . . JOE STRYKIEWIAZ leaves his wrestling ability to Mr. Ciabotti . . . KRIS SULOWSKI leaves her voice to some needy cheerleader . . . FRANK SUMMERS leaves his smile to Pepsodent . . . PAUL SUTTER leaves his curly hair to Diana Gould . . . DON SYLVESTER leaves his last name to the Puddy Cat . . . MARLENE TABER leaves her hot rod enthusiasm to Hot Rod Magazine . . . SHARON TAGART wills her sewing ability to Mrs. Leonard . . . RALPH TILLMA leaves his mis- chievousness to Suzanne Tillma . . . JANE TITUS leaves her friendliness to Jeff McMullin . . . BILL TOD bequeaths his crew cut to Mark Wulf . . . JUDY TREAT leaves her last name to a candy store . . . WALTER TRENTINI leaves his apron in the cafeteria . . . SUE UNBEKANT leaves her height to Sue Richardson . . . YVONNE VALACHOVIC leaves her shy manner to Barb Gaenger . . . CAROLYN VEEDER leaves her musical ability to Margaret Watson . . . CAROL WANTY leaves V.A.S. in want . . . DAVE WARE leaves to ioin his sister . . . KENNY WATSON leaves Miss Peterson in hysterics . . . LINDA WEBSTER leaves her writing ability to Diary . . . JACKIE WEATHERWAX leaves his last name to Johnson's Wax Products . . . GARY WEISS wills his foul-shooting ability to John Farley . . . JAN WELCH leaves his way of managing things to Randy Johnson . . . BARB WHEELER leaves to WOW the High School boys! . . . JERRY WHITE is sure to leave . . . MARY WILBER leaves her beautiful hair to a very lucky seventh or eighth grader . . . JOHN WILLCOX wouldn't think of leaving-or would he? . . . DICK WILLIAMS leaves his name to all eighth grade Williams! . . . CLARK WILSON leaves his knowledge on U. S. history to Mrs. Rryan . . . GAIL WILSON leaves to join her brother . . . SARA WILSON leaves her clarinet to next year's band . . . COLLEEN WOLFE leaves her last name to ioin the rest of its pack . . . KAREN YAGER leaves . . RICK YOUNG leaves his height to Bob Doin . . . AL ZIELINSKI leaves his hair to a hair tonic salesman . . . DAVE ZIENIUK leaves V.A.S. happily . . . TED ZIOBROWSKI leaves hoping next year will be easy . . . , I Sv' 1 5 C2388 958 I A 'fl lf. O

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badges to John Borge . . . LORRAINE GLOVER leaves her iumper to the Double Quartet . . . MURIEL GLOVER leaves her voice to next year's choir . . . COREY GOLD leaves to find silver . . . BOB GORMAN leaves his scientific interests to Bob Hamil . . . CAROL GRAFF leaves her record collection to the Student Council . . . FAYE GRANT wills her fantastic stories to Walt Disney . . . ROGER GREENWOOD leaves his interest in sports to Jack Chlopecki . . . GWEN GRIDLEY leaves her ring collection to Claudia Smith . . . BARB GROFF leaves her pigeon toes to Ellen Bier . . . PAT GROSKY leaves her typewriter to the office . . . MARTIN GAERTNER leaves to ioin his brother . . . JOHN HAM bequeaths his Varsity iacket to Skip Fryer . . . PAT HARRIGAN leaves his Irish name to Mrs. O'Grady . . . SALLY and SUE HECKMAN leave together . . . HOLLY HEISLER wills her first name to mistletoe . . . DOUG HIBBARD leaves his last name to Old Mother Hubbard . . . ELAINE HOLLENBECK leaves her high bowling average to some lucky person . . . LARRY HORN bequeaths his last name to all crooks . . . BOB INSLEY leaves his record collection to WPTR . . . DUGIE JACKSON leaves to grow . . . DAVE JOHNSON leaves his last name to the wax industry . . . JUDY JOHNSON wills her cheerleading sweater to Kathy Quellhorst . . . JULIE JORDAN leaves her baton to Sharon Schoolcraft . . . JANET KARDASH leaves her smiling face to Dinah Shore . . . DICK KEENAN leaves his build to Atlas . . . SUE KETNER leaves her art work to Joanne Mauiccoro . . . BECKY KLINE leaves her title of Most TaIkative to a future ninth grader . . . JEAN KLINE bequeaths her perfect features to Jean Martin . . . WALT KING leaves his wise- cracks to Mr. Flahive . . . CAROL KISZKIEL leaves her last name to a good speller . . . MARY PUMP leaves her last name to a gas station . . . BETTY RAAG leaves her good marks to Kathy Horn . . . RANDY RANDALL leaves Mrs. Wretlind's studyhalls . . . JANET RANKIN leaves her quiet ways to Marilyn Kratz . . . G. A. REICH wills his horsemanship to Wendy Andrews . . . DAVE RICHTER leaves his smile to Brad Pryce . . . DAWN RICHTER leaves her pep to Dave Muster . . . DOUG ROBBINS leaves his last name to the birds . . . LINDA ROBERTS leaves her athletic ability and enthusiasm to Diane . . . FRAN ROCKLIN wills her eyelashes to Madeline . . . LINDA LANE leaves her fingernails to a manicurist . . . CHARLES KUEHN leaves his freckles to Jean Fontaine . . . CAROL McCABE wills her good company to Margie Agens . . . TOM MALE bequeaths his dual personality to Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde . . . BARBI LAYMAN leaves for Cincinnati . . . BILL MURDICK wills his bow tie to Wyatt Earp . . . KAREN PFEIFFER leaves her nick- name to a French Poodle . . . KARL KNABE leaves for distant planets . . . MARG MIDDLETON wills her smooth sophistication to Joan Crawford . . . FRED LANE leaves as every girl's ideal . . . SUSAN PROUD bequeaths her friendly smile to a lucky eighth grader . . . EBER MARKS wills his lunch pail to Harris Hull . . . KATHY KUDER leaves her gym suit in her locked locker l'?l . . . JIM PAGE leaves V.A.S. faculty in peace . . . KRIS LUND leaves her many club memberships to Judy Shutts . . . BOB O'HARA doesn't want to leave anything to anybody . . . EMILY LANGWORTHY leaves to join the tenth graders . . . TOM MELVIN leaves his place in the clouds to David Bantz . . . PEGGY NITZMAN leaves her pretty blonde hair to Jeanie Martin . . . JOHN METCALF wills his manager's job to Randy Johnson . . . MARG PARKER bequeaths her shining page-boy to Margot Sinclair . . . ARLEIGH MARKHAM leaves his indispensability to Jack Chlopecki . . . KATHY NOVAK wills her out-and-out friendliness to a needy snob . . . JIM KNISKERN takes his D.A. with him . . . JOAN PACIUNAS leaves her iitterbug to Joy Haines . . . MERRILL NEGUS leaves to write a book . . . JANE MONTGOMERY wills her flute to Ann Robertson . . . RICK LOEFFLER bequeaths his golf scores to Pete Frank . . . JANNE PONTIUS leaves DlARY in the capable hands of Pat Savoie . . . PETER PFAFFENBACH wills his easiIy spelled name to Claudia Smith . . . JEANNE MURRAY leaves her basketball ability to Dale Johnson . . . DAVID ORMINSKI leaves with regret . . . KAREN MORRIS bequeaths her cute personality to Beth Young . . . JIM PERROTT wills his French name to Lafayette . . . NANCY LAWSON wills her ski boots to Jean Martin . . . TOM NOVAK leaves his grin to some sad pumpkin . , . CAROL LOBDELL bequeaths her cute nose to an eighth grader.who isn't satisfied with hers . . . TOM O'Leary takes his Irish name with him . . . PAT MALLILIEU leaves her long hair to the chignon industry . . . DONALD LYMAN leaves his glasses to Judy Schwedes . . . JUDY MENSCH leaves her cute accent to the place she got it from . . . BOB PEAT looks forward to a bright future . . . LU MOORE wills her cheerleading ability and pep to Marilyn Mullins . . . LORIN MOHLER bequeaths his suavity to Robert Montgomery . . . NANCY OSTRANDER wills her winning smile to Louise Horstman . . . RONALD MILLS leaves his name to General Mills . . . CORRINE PAINE leaves for Emma

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611155 Prvphecy NAME APPEARANCE OCCUPATION WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE AALTO, TOM angelic won't tell docfor a good butcher ABDELLA, EDDIE not bad hanging around adrnirred fo 'the bar as a bartender ADINOLFI, CHARLENE giggling someone special CO,ed an old maid ABELE, TOM carefree being admired denrisfr a big pain AIKEN, MARY ANN sweet being sweet nurse nursed ANGELO, PRISCILLA eager swimming feachei' successful ARAGONA, JOE wild getting in trouble millionaire a pauper ARNOLD, .IUDITY friendly talking on The phone ieeclier speech teacher AUSTIN, ARDIS little tooting her horn an inrerprerer iust that AUSTIN, DOUG CIBSIWINQ YUHHIHQ construction engineer in The future BARBER, WAYNE interesting '? 'P ? alive er age lol if he eats his wheaties BARNARD, ANN smiling 6nYOF1e'S QUGSS feacher still learning BEAN, ROBERT dark-haired '? ? ? Undecided decided BEATTY, ANNA petite chatting Successful successful BEERS, BARBARA very nice! a little of everything airline hosfess piloting the pilot BELLAMY, CHARLIE sunny ? ? ? rich if the banks are open BENNETT, DAVE long-haired cars dOesn'r know sought-after by barbers BENSON, KENNY tOUChle being different Vererinarian horsing around BLOND, LARRY amusing Dramatics Club College graduere actor BONTA, BEDFORD healthy playing his drums dgctor captain of the Drum Maior Corps BOWMAN, WILLIAM sleepy golf lawyer looked up to BRADLEY, MARY demure living nurse married and forget about it all BRIGHTY, JANET demure studying rnernernericien using an adding machine BRINKMAN, SUZANNE pastel pretty helping reaener taught BROOKS, CHARLES comical fussing around ercnileer bricklayer BROWN, KAREN pert not one but many nor sure good at anything BRUCE, ALICE puzzled pl5Yll'lg her Sax Stenggrapher iust that BRUNETTI, BERNADETTE bouncing litierbugging erlisl drawing BRUSH, STEVE blondish fooling around engineer vve'lI never tell BRUSH, TED crew-cutted doing as his twin engineer I I I does BULLARD, BOB Sharp talking . . , TOO mUCl1 docror ditch cligger BURGHARDT, KAREN tiny skating seererery an accurate one BUTTERFIELD, SHEILA friendly flirting seererery sorry BYRNE, KATHY iovial counting the Student married moneyqnad Council's money CAMPBELL, JAN brunette swimming nurse another Florence Nightingale CANCIO, MARIA pinrgized we're not sure fesnien designer I I I CARDINI, CHARLES cute only photography? Civil engineer civil CARVILI., SHIRLEY like a story book doll pizza seerelery discovered CASSELLA, BOB sleepy sleeping denlisl iust a fill-in CHOWN, DONN friendly caring for a certain navel ercnileer Sailor girl CLARK, FRANCES talkative talking seerelary talking to the boss CLOVER, JOHN long an interesting one enersnieel engineer inspecting test tubes COHEN, SUZANNE loaded with books debating doclor superintendent of hospitals COLLINS, PAT OWI.eyed listening Commercial ariisr comic strip artist COOK, JEFF dark-eyebrowed dancing closely e brain but it will take a lot ot work