Westmoreland Central High School - Years End Yearbook (Westmoreland, NY)

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I f -Aamsgsrgsfnss ' X cs. 1 e 'f it 6 I ce 'I fe 'I gk r X P' we, me serner class of weeunoreiena school, County or Oneida .rig and State of New York, being of unsound mind and dlsintegrating X-N memory after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish and X f A A declare this as our last and best will and testament, hereby re- ? voking all former wills, bequests, and divises of whatever nature X 'f 4 by us already made. N , , xl Q5 Madalyn Morrison leaves her ability to blush to Pat Barns. ci Hattie Abbe leaves complete control of Home Ec. Room to An- if ' tlonette Bartell. cg Florence Perkosky leaves her giggles to anyone who wants ffl them. 1 G Stanley Misiak leaves his gift of gab to Carl Smith. Y Anthony Dzwonkas leaves his art of making love to John Coyne. W3 e - Q Benjamin Nowakowski leaves his ready-made excuses to Glen ' t Miller. A x ,A Arletta Scofield leaves her well manicured nails to Lyle Smith. cg Alice Davies leaves her soft voice to Dorothy Wolfe. Ann Woods leaves her lipstick to Florence Smith. , 67 Mary June Barns leaves her marks to the Junior boys, so they N ex can keep up with the girls. D Lucille leaves her love of dancing to Raymond Bazan. Q7 Edward Schlist leaves some of his best arguments to next years History C class. A Vincent Hunt leaves his curly hair to all Junior girls. 9 X Gsrant Klossner leaves his ability to study 16 hours a day to , lg- Francis Stasaitis. X I e 1 f 47, te is 9 tr sl ,A le -L -was v A

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cx 2 vv v is 44 6- sl William Brown leaves his love for public speaking to Arthur qs Castle. 6 Ki Jean Bazan leaves her candy credit list to Bertha Podlosek. 2, v' Barbara Marsh leaves her athletic ability to Edward Wllczak. X' gs Alma Cook leaves her prize cow to John Upham. tx Norma Cline leaves some of her helghth to Betty Laurl. I P -4 ' Frank Hyrckewicz leaves his visiting ability to John Zakris. J cg The Senior class leaves the old Westmoreland High School to the grammar school students. Qs To James T. McFarland, our dear class advisor, the Senior class 'Q leaves a fond hope that his next year's class may be easier to handle cz than his last. A, rf s , To the Juniors, the class which must strive to follow in our N tg valiant footsteps, we leave our noble alqility to get along together, 2, our peaceful class meetings, and our tattered books. To ourselves Y' We leave fond memories of our four years in High School. ts Signed: Seniors Class '41 D Qs YI is ., X G2 c C2 sl it 19 is sb ,X if D X Cv' :fb c- fo is 417' 5 49 l 5 A 6, Q7 G? sl 6? sb