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

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ROBERT MERCER leaves his ability to cook. How about some cocoa, Bob? DOROTHY MIDGLEY leaves the Air Force to Uncle Sam. LOIS MILLS leaves the cellar door open for more slumber parties. How about it, eirls? SALLY ANN MORRIS leaves her A ' s to Christine Maclean who already has enough of them. JOANN MURCH leaves her giggles to Helen Fitzpatrick. PAUL PALMBORG leaves to take up his job as Howdy Doody on the T. V. net- work. WAYNE PERKINS leaves his ability to win friends and influence people to Artie Mace. RICHARD REDFEARN leaves his gift of gab to Louis LaRocca. MARGARET REID leaves to join the rest of the family at the John Hancock. BELVA SHEAF leaves her good naturedness to Ann Fletcher. FRANK STANLEY leaves for Campanella ' s Market. I wonder why, Frank? ALICE WATSON leaves her Avillingness to help anybody and everybody at any time to Edith Borman. DONALD WHITE leaves his mechanical brakes. CAROL ZIEGLER leaves memories of her school days at Westwood High. TO MR. CHASE we leave a one-way traffic sign for the up-and-down stairways. TO MR. KOCINA we leave a book of rules. I wonder how these will work, Mr. Kocina. TO MRS. SMITH in the office we leave an adding machine for your own use. Maybe this will save a few steps. TO MISS KEENAN we leave a gold star for guiding us so well in our flights. TO MISS BURNS we leave an Oscar for your outstanding work in the production of our senior play. To MR. WELLSMAN we leave a lump of clay to make a new model. TO MR. MARSHALL we leave a record of Oh, Mein Papa. TO MISS HENDERSON we leave a year ' s subscription to the magazine called Glamour. TO MR. DAVIS we leave a bottle of nerve pills. Take these before the basketball games. TO MR. CLOHESY we leave a megaphone. Maybe they will listen now! TO MRS. COLLINS we leave a free taxi to take the Islington girls home. TO MR. BADER we leave a successful Thanksgiving game. TO MR. CHICETTI we leave a supply of lumber. See how long it takes them to go through this. TO MRS. LAWTON we leave an invitation to appear at Toni Home Products, Inc., to model your beautiful red hair. TO MR. SARRIS we leave a book entitled Ten Easy Lessons on How to Avoid the Mumps. TO MR. ATCHUE we leave a hanky to go along with that sneeze! (Atchue) TO MISS BLACKER we leave a Cadillac. Try this for transportation! TO MISS KNIGHT we leave a secretary to help you with all your work. I ' O MRS. MEALY we leave a W that you have earned by helping us with our basketball uniforms. TO MR. MARKARIAN we leave a bus to transport the band to all the games. TO MRS. SMITH we leave a copy of Virgil. May the Latin III class be a successful one! TO MR. PIERCE we leave our heartfelt thanks for the guidance you gave us as senior advisor. TO MRS. HEALY we leave a blue ribbon to show our appreciation for the as- sistance you have given in compiling our yearbook. —Lois Mills.

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eu Wiii We, the ciew ol the thiss ol one thousami, nine hundred fifty-four, proven to be meiually stable, hereby bequeath our last will and testament and declare all dotuinents prior to this null and voiil. We hereby lea e all our worldly possessions to oui benelactors. HARRY AARON leaves his nickname ol Light Horse to next year ' s heavy fullback. CELIA ABATE leaves her cheerleading ability to Brenda Lawson. Good luck, Brenda. MF.Rl DIT H BARNES leaves with Alan. Need we say more? ANCA BAR IHOLOMEW leaves her singing ability to Maybelle Walhn. ROBER I BENSON leaves his romance to Charlie Gooch. NANCA ' BREWSTER leaves her popularity to Gayle Ness. J.-VMES BROOKS leaves his sales talk on Sponsor Night to next year ' s senior class. C.KROLVN BUTLER leaves her ability to paiuoiniine to anyone who is willing to try to outdo her. P. UL ( ARRIERE leaves his ability to lead our class in its Hght to next year ' s co-pilot. LAR1LV. ' CHILD leaves her baton to anv drain pipe in Westwood. (Memories of the Armistice Day Parade.) DOREEN CORKU.M leaves her artistic ability to Skip McLaren. Many thanks for your long hours of work on the yearbook, I oreen! DOROTHY CONNELL leaves her favorite class-?. O. D. JOSEPH CROWE leaves in his car. How about a ride, Joe? MAR ' (;R0WE leaves her mischievous personality to Shirley Prosser. ROBER r DR. PER leaves for vaudeville to find a slapstick comedy act. SH1RLE ' FRENCH leaves her wit to Carol Draper. PETER CilliBONS leaves his maidenly blushes to Bobby Marvin. N.ANCY GORDON leaves her shyness to Joan Larcom. GR.ACE GUIOD leaves on the floor her shoes which she always removed in Short- liand L EDW ARD H.ALLOCK leaves his nickname of Fish to the biology class to pre- serve in formaldehyde. ROBERT HASTINGS leaves his P. O. D. arguments to anyone who can use them. .ARNOLD HAYDEN leaves his sneeze to the study halls. MARY HAYES leaves her sewing ability to the next one who makes pajamas. ANN HODGE leaves her athletic ability and good sportsmanship on the basket- ball court to Carol Richenburg. MARGERY HOWE leaves her nickname Mileage Maker to anyone who can drive her Willys the way she can. ELSA J.ANSON leaves for the church with Louis. ELAINE JEVELY leaves her success in producing our yearbook to next year ' s co-editor. DON.ALD KELLER leaves his ability to cut classes to James Lally. LOIS KELSEY (better known as Lovely Lo ) leaves her comic personality to any- one who needs a laugh. BETSEY KLOBUCHER leaves the business machines where they are! NORM.AN L.AWSON leaves his pick ujj truck for future prom workers, but hopes they won ' t have a blowout as he did. JOHN MacDON.ALD leaves his figure to Pete Nelson. JUNE MacDONALD leaves her lovely hair to Carol Compton. JANICE MacKENNEY leaves her nervous rock to loosen the bolts in the desks. LORR.AINE MAGALETTA lea es on her horse Nahunta for the race track. ROBERT MAGALETTA leaves for Hollywood to take the place of John Derek. B.ARB.AR.A McCALL leaves her secret romances to Carol Miller. DEBOR.AH McINNIS leaves her majorette ability to Diana de I ' Etoile. However, we know you don ' t need it, Diana.

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