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SENIOR CLASS WILL Marlene Goodall and Gary Eves leave a book on How to fight con- stantly and be steady. Paul McQueen leaves his gift of gab to Richard Moore. Bobbi McConnell leaves her seat in office pracitce to some unfortu- nate iunior girl. Homer Smith leaves his argumentive ability to anyone who will make good use of it. Diana Boitnott leaves all her height to Bill Hewitt. Hey Bill, where are you up there? Scotty Campbell leaves all his transmission trouble to El Pascarella Robb. Marlene Wansack leaves her cherry pie baking ability to a lucky iunlor taking home ec. John Young leaves his quietness to Louie Garrett. Lois Syphrit leaves her name in the absentee list to anyone else who can get away with it. ' Joe Begalla wills his flirting techniques to Eddie Woznick. Use them to full advantage Ed. Joanne Hale, leaves as the visitor of the class. Joe Dentler leaves his manager's position to John Houk - take care of the team Johnny. Fred Livingston leaves these crazy black and white oxfords of hisp but on second thought he better keep them, his toes might get a little cold. , Bob Burrows leaves with no arguments, because he's afraid if he doesn't leave now they won't let him. Marlene Senkosky leaves so she can go down and soak in that Florida sun all year round. Tom Johnson wills his Kool Rock 8. Roll dance steps to anybody who wants to try them out. Whoever you are, do be carefull Jackie Webber leaves her position of Maiorette to Nancy Nurse. Watch that struttin, Nancy. Henry Cllnger should leave his rod, l mean car, but he insists on tak- Ing lt with him. Vlrglnla Fisher leaves her ability to draw to Bonnie Daniels. Glen Allen leaves his ideas of walking out of school to anyone who has the nerve. Erma Reynolds leaves her nickname, Erma The Body, to some qualifying junior girl. Ed Harthan leaves one broken alarm clock to 'The Davis Twins, Get there on time boys. Joanne Felesky leaves her cheerleading ability to some capable junior. Ted Fauceglia wills his Crazy Sax Music to someone with the ability to make the same sounds. Roberta Zook, thinking of leaving a few inches behind, may iust will them to John Puskar. Do you mind John? Ray Zawodniak leaves his place in FFA work for Ralph Huff to till. You'll have to do some work now Ralphl Barbara Fecik leaves so she can spend all her time in Brookfield. She finds many interests there. I Dick Klumph says he doesn't know what to leave but he knows one thing for sure - it won't be himself. Helen Gearhart leaves her smiling personality to radiate through the halls to remind others that school isn't so badl Russell Daniels leaves his curly blond hair to Wayne Cunningham Russ looks rather different bald. Judy Toots Opalenik would like to leave Mr. Miller in the dark room permanentlyl Duane Fyffe leaves his chickens out of the rat traps, because they don't like it there very well. Judy Divens leaves because if she doesn't soon, the art department won't have a teacher much longer - Just joking of coursel Christa Thompson leaves so she and Mrs. Stright can have some peacel Jimy Canady leaves his Manly physique to Micky Smith. We don't know what he'll do without it thoughl Gloria Gill leaves 3:00 a.m. phone calls to anyone who has insom- nia. The sleepless night won't be so longl Bill Mercer leaves so he can fly Free of Cost down to see Mary Louise. Watch him get sickl Vivian Davis leaves the iob of checking coats at basketball games to Margaret Powell. Do a good iob Margaret. Brant Hopper wills his ability to play drums to Jimmy Campbell. Think you can stand all the noise, Jim? Bonnie Kilgore wills her secretarial ability to Darlene Reynolds' she's a good one too, Darlene. Paul Bartlett wills his traffic fines to anyone who has the money to pay them. Frances Fisher leaves to Florence Denamen her ability to play girl's basketball. Man you should see her playl Gloria Harvath leaves her neatness and manners to a very lucky iunior girl, but on second thought she'll need them in college. Dave Cornman leaves so he can get some money for the 59 Ford he wants. Myrtle McCall leaves the notes of a beautiful singing voice for Carolyn Aleska to carry on. Jim Ogul leaves his mixed-up solutions in chemistry for some poor unfortunate iunior to figure out. Dorothy Danatich leaves her seat in P.O.D. class, l guess, because she can't very well take it with her. Jack Wilcox leaves because he can't wait to try college out, and he can't do them both at once. Margaret Madasz leaves her quiet ways to Angie Fecik. Sonny Swartz iust wishes he could have left a long time ago Twelve years, in fact. Sandra Crouch is leaving so she can spend more time with Eddie. George Dunkerley leaves sleeping in English class to anyone who wants to try and get away with it. Marianne Yarian leaves to raise the biggest steer there ever wasp well at least she can try. Janet Mclntire leaves her freckles and red hair to Lynda Rulto, won't Lynda look different? Clara Jane Clark leaves so she won't have to put cookies in pack- ages for the cookie sales anymore. Dolares Tatomirovich leaves before anyone can give her a reason for staying. Terry Smith and Gail Morrison, the opposite of Marlene and Gary, leave a book on How to Get Along and Go Steady at the Same Time. Irene Rowe leaves her broad shoulders to Edith Wage.
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