Westwood High School - Green Years Yearbook (Westwood, MA)

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24. Seriously, though — we leave you younger feneration our loves, our lau.f ' hter, and the fuj:i we ' ve hed here--( thouph not soae of the :aarks we ' ve been fiven) -- Carry on I To Miss Keenan v.e leave all the gratitude in the world for her angelic patience. To Mr. Harris we leave a cart of corn--to replenish his supply. To Coach Bader we leave a gold football--he never pets one, and he has most of the trouble. To Mr. Uppvall we leave a Christian Science Monitor and the hope that next year ' s Problems of Democracy class will use it. To Miss Foley we leave an assignment book with plenty of pages. To Mr. Stevens we leave a great big smile — and the hope that he ' ll use it . To Mr. Chicetti we leave an advertisement for Adler ' s Elevator Shoes. To Miss Fay we leave a box of growing pills — maybe she ' ll share them with her sister, Barb. To Miss MacQuarrie we leave typists who pass their work in on time. To Mrs. Smith we leave fond memories of play rehearsal — and many thanks for all her wonderful help and putience. To Miss O ' Keil we leave a basketball team that doesn ' t smoke--not one of ' emll To Miss Montague we leave another class of dignified seniors — let ' s hope they act better than we did. To Miss Currier we leave a class of seniors who ' ll be on time for class. To Miss Hulbert we leave quiet corridors. To Mrs. Swanson we leave the state of Nebraska. To Mrs. Nelson we leave, which should mean peace and quietness. To Mr. Thurston, who n ' ever had a class with so many wheels, we leave our wishes for all the luck in the world.

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23. Lois MacKenney leaves her athletic prowess to the Carroll twins. Nancy McLaren leaves her popularity to her brother, Parker. Eileen Meade leaves her femininity to Martha Alcott; and her unbelievable pood nature to anyone who can endure all the practical jokes that she has taken. Dovey Mitchell shares her raarvelous personality with Joy Barnes. Jimmie Morrow leaves his collection of records to Dick Ea s tme n . Herby Munroe leaves being President of the Senior Class and all the wheeling it includes to all the up-and -coining little cogs, Don Patterson leaves his long, low whistle to any girl passing by. Faysi Roberts leaves her sophistication to Carol McFaul. Bill Ross leaves his speed to Earl Weir and his smile to Lorraine, Jerry Scherer leaves his dinples (when and if he smiles) to June Eastman. f ike Sheehan leaves his good looks and athletic ability to John Turner, Earle Smith leaves his vocal talent to anyone who has it to begin with. Gordon Smith leaves the editor ship of the the Nahatan News and all the wheeling in and out of classes to someone who, we hope, is equally capable. Johnny Steeves leaves his basketball prowess to Philip Smith, and his baseball ability to Philip Johnson. Nattie Sturtevant leaves her bottle of peroxide for those golden locks to Helen Coombs, who has run out. Connie Vaux leaves her friendship with lliss O ' Neil to Pat Sorenson. Red Watson won ' t leave his sharp yellow convertible to anyone, Kiddosl Paul Weir leaves his imported briar to someone with a good set of lungs and a retreaded tongue. Barbara Winshman leaves her roving eye to Lanny Garner.

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CAHDIDS 25.