Walton Central High School - Ivy Tower Yearbook (Walton, NY)

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Mildred Northrup leaves her ability to catch out of town boys to Joanne Shaw. Janes Northrup leaves his bashfulness to Dicky Cole. John Puffer leaves his Romeo ways to Mack Finch. Jeanne Cobane leaves her baritone sax to anyone who wants to attempt to play it. Shirley Hodge leaves to the future sports teams her ability in all athletics. Nancy Mac Farlane leaves her ability to get home on time from adventures and rendevous to Margie Baker and Linda Jones. Uva Tweedie leaves the bells on her shoes to Mort Coons. Lloyd Sines leaves to his brother Earl all rights to work hard on the farm and in school. Mary Jane Boldish bequeaths her lack of height to Sharlene Smith. John Morley leaves his car to John Mannion so he can call on a certain Margaretville blond. Grace Brush bequeaths her golden locks to Clair Surott. Bill Schreiber leaves his ability to act as a gentleman and love for hunting (women that is) to John Hammond. Lorretta Townsend leaves all library work to Betty Lathan. Robert Hafele bequeaths the first of a series of books How to Stay Out of Trouble he plans to write to Sonny Me'Neil. Elizabeth Guarino bequeaths her dark, curly hair to Mort Coons. Jean Hoffman bequeaths to Miss Herbert a little black book containing the names and addresses of all the guys she's been trying to match her with. There must be one in it to suit your tastes. Carl Gregory bequeaths to John Hammond for 1 week hie car so John can take out the girls of his dreams. Beverly Finch leaves the pamphlet How to be Short to Donna Goodrich. Jerry Roach leaves his way with the girls to Garr Beabes. I rman feed leaves Mies Wieand able to say something in class without being contradicted. Betti Rivenburg leaves tho$e late hours to Elsie Harris Marjorie Parsons leaves her interest in Downsville to Nancy Schatken. Robert Hunt leaves his right to stay out all night and catch up on his sleep in school to Dick North. Suzanne NewGarden leaves her shapely curves to Russ Mann. Barbara Robinson leaves her way with the fellows to Barbara Sawyer. Hank Prince leaves his love to Shirley.

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CUSS WILL We, the Senior Class of 195k, of Walton Central School, in the town of Walton, in the County of Delaware, and the State of New York, United States of America, on the planet Earth being of sound mind and physically fit hereby make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament on the 22nd day of June 195k. Our worldly possessions and our exalted gifts are herefore to go tbethe lower class- men and faculty . WE BEQUEATHS to Miss Barbara Wieands a senior class that will love to read and write about plays. to Mrs. Mildred Bartlett: a class that will ask for just as many and maybe more special privileges. to Mr. Art Jamieson: pupils who will keep practising and get with the beat. to Mr. Lannon Swertfager: some Senior girls who will not talk in study hall. to Mrs. Washburn: some books to take the place of those we didn't return. to Miss Merchant: a class of Seniors who will be as healthy as our great class. to Miss LeClair: a class of girls with more height than ours. to Mr. Popp: we leave you your swell basketball team and its star Russj keep him working. to Miss Herbert: we leave you another class of Seniors to give you the to Mr. Lynch: headaches we didn't. to Mr. Sherwoodj we leave Phil Inglee as your next yearbook editor. to next year's Senior Class we leave the priority we have on Senior Sophistication and also priority to the girls for any new boys that enter school. loon Kelly leaves his Model A Ford to Mr. Carline. Valesea Gibson leaves her artistic ability to her sister Yvette. Harriet Lakin bequeaths her red hair to anyone who likes it. Carol Mench leaves her giggles to Joanie Adams. Bob Devine leaves to Betty DuMond his position as chief engineer and announcer over WDU. Caroline Cetta leaves her dark hair and eyes to Arlene Mauer Clyde MacGibbon leaves his strong, silent , ways and athletic ability to none other than Whacky Lewis. Marianne Hare leaves her undying love of Delhi to Pat Baker. Wynona Burlarly leaves to Barb Sawyer some of her weight.

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JUNIORS: 1st Row; C.Surott, C.Filiberto, D. Wallace, Gl.Surott, 2nd Row: C.Smith, D.Scofield, B.DuMond, B.Lathan, M.VanLoan, M.Fletcher, E.Harris, M.Brooks, G.Gibson, D.Zimmerman, M.Hitt, 3rd Row: G.Yarnes, R.Seaman, G.Lane, W.Boyd, S.Tweedie, 4th Row: B.Shackelton, K.Lewis, P.Inglee. .Inglee CLASS OffICEfiS President-Philip Inglee Vice-President-Nancy Schatker Secretary-Stephen Tweedle Treasurer-Phillip Budine ?. Budine S. Tweedie N. Schatken 24