Waterford High School - Fordian Yearbook (Waterford, NY)

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Senior Celebrities Best Looking—Girl ............................. Leona Dupree Best Looking—Boy .....................................Gabriel Gentile Best Dressed—Girl .................................... Dorothy Gero Best Dressed—Boy ....................................Donald Vrooman Best Sport—Girl Lillian Lewis Best Sport—Boy ......................................Edward Hayden Best Dancer—Girl Elizabeth Gernon Best Dancer—Boy........................................ David Cat alio Best Student—Girl ....................................Dorothy Gero Best Student—Boy .................................... Warren Brundige Best Artist—Girl ....................................... Olga Mazula Best Artist—Boy Charles Phillips Most Popular—Girl Rose Donini Most Popular—Boy ....................................Donald Vrooman Most Bashful—Girl ....................................Verna McCullen Most Bashful—Boy........................................ Donald Smith Most Cheerful—Girl Lillian Lewis Most Cheerful—Boy Philip Marino Most Athletic—Girl Tillie Stephanowski Most Athletic—Boy....................................Joseph Scarchilli Most Likely to Succeed—Girl Dorothy Gero Most Likely to Succeed—Boy Warren Brundige Class Chatterbox .....................................Leona Dupree Class Clown •lames Mincher Class Flirt—Girl.................................... Priscilla Porter Class Flirt—Boy ..................................... Donald Vrooman Wittiest Boy Edward Hayden Wittiest Girl ...................................... Virginia Martin Girl Doing Most for Class of ’42 Elizabeth Gaunt Boy Doing Most for Class of ’42 Raymond Cicchinelli Girl Doing Most for W. H. S...................... Elizabeth Gaunt Boy Doing Most for W. H. S.... . Raymond Cicchinelli -4 26

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And Jack Swatting, a catch for the girls, Will become a great reporter for the “Waterford Whirl.’ While Dorothy Stall, the girl in a dream, Will become a great fishwoman in the blue Gulf Stream. Helen Suhosky, we all know her. Will become a great beautician and make ladies purr. And Muriel Tague, our class senator, As a state senator will become a great orator. Joan VanArnum, with her red hair agleam, As a member of a tumbling act will always be seen. And Don Vrooman, an adventurous lad is he. Will sail to the South Sea Isles, to see what he can see. Next comes Betty Willetts, so quiet and serene, As a great lady wrestler she will reign supreme. Viola Winne, and there’s not very much of her, Will become a matron of police without a murmur. “Double, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble.” Thus through smoke and flame you see, Seniors, what’s in store for thee. - ={ 25 )■ -

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Class Will We, the Class of 1942. being in full possession of a supposedly sound mind and memory, do hereby publish this, our last will and testament, revoking and making void any former promises made by us at any time during our short stay with you. We make the following disposition of our priceless property. To the faculty members we leave our many undone homework assignments which have caused us so much trouble during high school years. To the Juniors, our unfortunate successors, we leave our high scholastic standing, our ability to be quiet in all classes, and our efficiency in planning ahead for all social affairs. To the Sophomores, we leave our courage and foresightedness, which has helped to make us an outstanding class. To the budding Freshmen, we leave our dignity and our valiant spirit, which has helped us to struggle through our high school years and to arrive at a glorious end. To our History Teacher, we leave our ability to speak loud enough in class, and always to do our homework. To the next Senior Advisor, Mrs. Haggerty leaves the patience to endure the change in her class from jolly Juniors to self-important and supposedly- sophisticated Seniors. Special Bequests To George Bennett. Warren Brundige bequeaths his collection of Veronica Lake pictures. “Herman” also requests that his pipe be reserved for the star of next year’s Senior play. Theresa Cerqua leaves her love for roller-skating at Mid-Citv to Emma DePalma. Dot Gero awards her title of Best Dressed Senior to Rose Chatfield. Marcella Murphy leaves to the Junior Class her philosophy of life (in school) Don’t do today what yon can do tomorrow.” Leona Dupree presents her title of Class Chatterbox to Joan Schrader and that of Best Looking Senior to Shirley Follett. Nice going, girls. To Lois Curtin, Betty Willetts leaves her dark walk home. Don’t be afraid of the spooks, Lois! Ray Cicchinelli presents his kit of tools to Billy Hodges in order that he may repair the sound system at regidar intervals. Olga Grega leaves to Salvia Catallo her ability to write love letters to a friend in Panama. Ethel Scouten leaves her end seat in Glee Club to Marie Parissi. Fred Bessette presents his title of laziest boy to Tom Gallant. Remember Tom, do nothing, learn nothing, and you’ll get no place. Betty Gaunt presents her dues book and her headache tablets to Don Moore. We hope you have better luck than she did, Don! -4 27 )►—