Wareham High School - Caper Yearbook (Wareham, MA)

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CQSS 1' f Be it hereby known That we, the class of 1969 of the Wareham High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make this our last will and testament. After The customary payment of our debts and funeralcharges we bequeath as follows: Bobby Alcott leaves his Tack'-' to the worthy deserver P. G. Jackie Lombard leaves, still wondering who stole The doughnut. Merrilee Logrien leaves her messy locker. Jay Maloney and Susan Marble leave as They came in, together. Dougie Barber leaves still in a cast. John Barros leaves for Ryder's in his Red Baron. Frank Bergamasco leaves his humor to any depressed person who may need it. Jimmy Buckley leaves half a Tire in the student parking lot with his 442. Jennifer Delgado leaves happily. Susan Evans leaves in a hurry, Trying to catch up to Jimmy in his 442. Joyce DeBarros leaves an empty lily-pad in Room 8. Jimmy Puppy Walsh leaves an empty leash for the next dog-face who comes along. Barbara Akins leaves, trying to find who stole her Bud. Debra Bates leaves a wilted flower in her car that never got delivered. Rae Bumpas leaves a broken typewriter beyond repair. Ruth Canedy leaves on her tiptoes so as not to arouse too much suspicion. Donald Dastous leaves, hoping to find that which he has yet to find. Judy Gabriel leaves a case of Nutriment To whoever may need it more than she. Paula Gonsalves leaves, nervously awaiting whatever is to come. Irene Higgins leaves an abandoned P.O.D. test in The nearest waste basket. David Hocking leaves his wrapper-filled physics desk to the ianitor to have fun with. Barry Jones leaves Kyep, that's rightl just plain leaves! Debbie Mestieri leaves her best wishes for the success of next year's pep squad. Arthur Oke leaves a worn out slug wrench to any of next year's shop diehards. Walter Randall leaves as sick of school as he was in the beginning. He found no cure for his ailment. Robert Reed leaves for WeWeAntic Shores. Linda Pierce leaves, trying to get into the Navy. Leanna Pierce leaves for Highland Ave. Aldonna Perry leaves for the Maple Street parties once again. Scott Sisson leaves for the West Side under popular demand. Mari Lou Newell leaves her brains to society. Sure, Mari Lou, sure. Patti Moore leaves Jimmy Arruda something, but she hasn't decided what, yet. Susan Kaasinen leaves Lynn and Darlene to Adva'nced Math. Bette Joe leaves the Code Club shaken up. Nancy Kahrman leaves, but doesn't really know why. Ruth Maynard leaves a loud speaker to anyone who can't get up a good, loud yell. Mike Roderick leaves his title of Biscuit to his good friends. Christine Sempos leaves forthe Maritime Academy. Diane Sheehy finally leaves, and boy, in a hurry! Patricia Weller leaves for another day's work at the First National. Brenda Westgate leaves to feed her horse. Desmond Maynard leaves to become a model for men's fashions. Curtis Roderick leaves his formula for instant success. Gary Stacey leaves his Chink to roam the corridors alone. Robert Paling leaves the torch for the next Honor Society President To fool around with. 50