Victory Joint High School - Victorian Yearbook (Clintonville, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1959, do hereby bequeath to our up and coming classmates the following policies Donald Coursen, bestow upon you, Lee Moore, my way of being dressed neat Janie Craig, leave to thee, Judy Craig, my place in majorettes Ronnie Craig, bestow upon thee, Dean Welton, my lankiness Judy Eakin, bequeath to Doris Shaw and June Hale my shortness Louise Eakin, leave to thee, Shirley Alcorn, my baking ability Carol Ann Farren, bestow upon thee, Carolyn Riddle, my cheerleading ability I, Gerald Farris, leave thee, Ken Vogan, my way of tearing out transmissions We, Marjorie Miller and Janet Wareham, leave to any Junior our good looks I, Ethel Ann Phipps, bequeath to thee, Carol Boyer, my place in Office Practice Class walter Gilmore, bequeath to thee, Tom McFadden, the school Stanley Guiste, just leave Carol Heeter, leave to thee, Nancy Gadsby, my laugh James Hoffman, leave to thee, Gary Witherup, my way of keeping cars clean Dorothy Jugila, bequeath to thee, Susan Bell, my shortness John Kaylor, bequeath to thee, Jim Hanna, my place in Agriculture I, Laraine Keller, bequeath to thee, Janet Hoffman, my pleasant personality We, Bill McKinley and Bert Mundorf, leave to Roland Hovis and Roger Richmond our seats in solid Geometry Class We, Betty McFadden and Bonnie Porter, bequeath to Libby Burns and Jeanie Millard our athletic ability we, David McMurdy and Elmer Reagle, bequeath to Vernon Ford and Dick Welton our good looks I, Frances Pipicella, bestow upon thee, Martha Lowers, my art ability We, Lois Riddle and Peg Wightman, leave to Erla and Pamela Shaw our seats in the Senior Class I, Bill Smith, leave to Jim Hoffman my ability to get along with the teachers I, Herb Stewart, leave to Sonny McElroy, my unusual walk I, Carol Watrobsky, bequeath to thee, Catherine Sciarrone, my ability to talk continually I, Ethel Ward, leave to Beth McMurdy and Jane Gregory my quietness I, Betty Hike, leave, to make my way in the world I, . I, . I, . I, . I, . I, I, . I, Mary Ann Griffen, leave to thee, Judy Snow, my pleasantness. I, . I, . I, I, . I, .

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I, George Richmond, bequeath to thee, Carol Reese, my place as editor of the Yearbook. I, Richard Adams, leave to thee, Leonard Adams, my ability in basketall. I, Laraine Aiken, bequeath to thee, Marilyn Miller, my ability to get along with the boys. I, Wally Baker, bequeath to thee, Dona Eakin, my place as typist on the Yearbook Staff. I, Frank Black, bestow upon Mike Berdar and Howard Smith my ability to get along with the teachers. I, Connie Brothers, bequeath to thee, Janie McMurdy, my ability to get along with classmates. I, Tom Brown, leave to thee, Tim Bloom, my craziness in school. I, Mary Jo Phippips, leave my seat in the Senior Class to any latecomer Stephen S Benton Bernard Barnes Donald Coursen Emerson C Best PRESENTATION The Class of '59 spent much time in thought in determining what type of gift to leave the school After careful study the class decided that a tape recorder was much needed by the school Therefore, as a means of showing our appreciation to the school and the teachers, the Class of '59 gave the tape recorder to be used by the teachers and future students as an aid to instruction as well as an aid to the social life of the school Sr. Class Advisor Pres. P.S.E.A. Pres. Class '59 Super. Principal