Whitesboro High School - Chegaquatka Yearbook (Whitesboro, NY)

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0 STATURE MOST DRAMATIC ABILITY MOST MUSICAL ABILITY MOST ATHLETIC ABILITY WIT VORITES AX J I-X .. N .X 1 ya. 1 'F' -2 4 If ijl H I 1 l29I FRANK SWIERAT CAROL HASTINGS DUDLEY BAILEY ANN FARRELL EDWIN SCHOFER NANCY SOLHEIM JIM WEAVER MARGIE GARDNER PATSY ALFANO EILEEN SOMERS

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST CLASS SPIRIT MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED Xl q. N RICHARD MALSAN DOROTHY MONROE OUR TOTE POLL wa' 29 j LJ 3 T V281 PETE DURHAM SONYA SMOLINSKY RONALD SCHOEN MARGARET ROBERTS RICHARD FARMER HELENA KOWAL FRED KULIK RITA KUPIEC

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XX CLASS ILL We, the Senior Tribe of Whitesboro Central School, Whitesboro, New York, being of sound mind and memory, do therefore make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament in high school. The Tribe Will follows: JOAN ADSIT, her chemistry book to JOHN THOMAS, bccausc it might not light him like it did her. PATRICK ALFANO, a new pair of glasses to BOB GIFFORD, because he broke his and can'l see without them. FRANCIS ANGIER, all his A's in his subjects to FRED BRAGG and JACK MILLER. because they never get any eithe . FRANCES BABIARZ, her knowledge of the Polish language to MR. ROSEBUSH, because it may come in handy in the future. DUDLEY BAILEY, his front seat in Miss Berryman's English class to BOBBY GIFFORD. becausc without his glasses he will need it. CHESTER BANEK, a seat in English class to STAN ZURAKOWSKI, so hc will learn to talk sense and not say huh . JOHN BARRETT, his adventures in chemistry lab to TOM FAR- RELL, so he can blow up the things Jack missed. JOHN BATHRICK, the school camera to any poor individual who will put up with it. It is not in the best of working order. MARY BELLAMY, her notorious criminal record to YOLANDA GUARNO, because she has a good start and won't have to work so hard to get it. GEORGE BOWER, all his books to VIVIAN VAN ETTEN. She may get more out of them. JOANNE BRANCHE, admira- tion of Ted Williams to most boys at W.C.S., because they don't seem to appreciate him. GAIL BRENNAN, all his jokes to Mr. Farrell's retailing class, because he can't get anyone to laugh at his. MARY LOU COLEMAN, her pen to JAMES COLEMAN. It is all worn out and won't write anymore. DELORES COWBURN, her seat in A Cappella choir to her sister SUSAN. because she wants it very much. NANCY CURTIS, Miss Berryman's gum dish to the seniors of '53, ALDEN DEMING, his seat and desk in Mr. Morrison's social studies class to LARRY COX, because Larry likes to sit in the back of the room. DONNA DIEHL, all those notes to FLOYD'S MOTHER, because they all came out in the wash anyway. CHARLES DONOHUE, his shot gun to DUANE ULRICH, because he can't hit anything with his own gun. PETER DURHAM, his last cigar to his brother CHRIS, so that he may run cross country better. JANE EDWARDS, her retailing book to RITA JONES. because she can make better use of it than Jane can. JEAN EDWARDS, home room 30 to MAREN ELLIS, because it is a good one. JOAN EVANS, her seat on Bus I2 to DEDE HAWKEN, because she never seems to get one. JOYCE EVANS, her locker to ANN BALCUM, because it never works anyway. RICHARD FARMER, a new Buick convertible to JOHN BARRY. The old Buick needs a rest. ANN FARRELL, her sousnphone to her brother TOM, because he has a hard time playing his clarinet. BEVERLY FREEMAN, her chemistry hook to her brother BOB, because he will appreciate it more than Bev does. RICHARD FUNKE, his seat in detention to LARRY COX, because Dick thinks he can make good use of it. MARJORIE GARDNER, her position on the Girls' Varsity team to LILLIAN HAYDUK, because she is already on it. CAROL GATES, some manners to some of the Whitesboro boys, because they could use some. DONNA GEARY, Louie , her locker to her sister JEANNE. Donna could never get it opened. MARYLN GILBERT, a life-time supply of vitamin pills to MISS JACKSON, because she'll be bankrupt buying them. ROBERT GOLIK, his books back to his brother, because they were s mess. CAROL HASTINGS, a story book to MARCIA STOLARCZYK, because she's always making believe. RONALD HOVEY, his chemistry book to GEORGE HERTHUM, because Ronnie never cracked it anyway. ANN HOWARD. all the trials and tribulations of being Editor to next year's Editor of the Yearbook. ROGER HOWE, his chem- istry seat to TOM FARRELL, so he will be in a good position to stare out the window. SHIRLEY HUGHES, a round trip ticket to Bermuda and all the cold you-know-whats to MISS JACKSON. VIRGINIA HUMISTON, a car to JOAN ROBERTS, so she won't have to skip like they did this year. JOHN HUMMEL, his beverage ra- pscity to DENNIS DAVIS, because his isn't very good. ELLEN JEWELL, her talking in classes to her sister CLAIRE, because she never does any. JAMES JOHNSTON, his good car to DICK BATHRICK, because he is al- ways looking for a ride. KENNETH JONES, his seat in chemistry class to any unlucky person who likes a con- venient seat for snoozing. PHYLLIS JONES. Buster Ogden to her sister RITA, since he comes up to see her anyhow. TEDD JONES, his B average to his brother, because he'll need it. DOROTHY KASPEREK, a loudspeaker to anyone who will be sitting in the back row in Mr, Thompson's bookkeeping class, because he never seems to hear. GERTRUDE KIPER, all the good times she has had in Concert Band to SHIRLEY BETHLEHEM. Shirley deserves them. ROBERT KIPER, his fishing tip-ups to DEAN MALLORY. He hasn't any of his own. MATHEW KLOCZKOWSKI, some good golf scores to MR. ROSE- BUSH. He certainly needs them. JAMES KLUMBACH, his most prized possession women to brother BOB, HERBlE and DOUG. Somebody has to take care of them! RAYMOND KOLWAITE, a stick of gum to BOB MIAZGA, because he will probably lose a lot more in the library. CONRAD KOWAL, one of Rita's pictures to seventh grader BOBBY CALLIHAN, since he is always asking her for one. HELENA KOWAL, her suit to her sister SYLVIA, so that it can again attend all the Alpha Beta banquets. BRUCE KRATZENBERG, his social studies and English books to JANET PELC. She might get some use out of them. ELAINE KROL, her ability to laugh to PAT SOLAN. because Mrs. Fulmer doesn't appreciate it. FREDERICK KULIK. his .22 riile to GEORGE MEEHAN. It's his anyway. RITA KUPIEC. her sympathetic expressions to next year's secretarial practice class when they don't have their work done. ELIZABETH KUTAS, hcr scat in solid geometry class to any girl who is brave enough to take it. JOAN LANGENEGGER, her locker to EV DEUDEK and SIS HOOL. They have a lot to carry home since they don't have room in their own lockers. JOHN LAZAREK, his seat in English class to SHIRLEY LAZAREK, bv- cause she will use it more than he did. WAYNE McDERMOTT, about five bucks to GENE FLETCHER. Wayne has owed it to him for a long time. MARIANNE MCDONALD, the record Slowpoke to BARB WHEELER. because it ought to be her theme song. HAROLD McSWEENEY, a place at Scholl's Hotel tn FRED BRAGG, so he can see the tights on television. RICHARD MADDEN, his seat in Miss Berryman's class to DON MILLER. He will probably have it anyway. ROBERT MAHAR, a mechanical drawing book to JIM KLUMBACH, because he can't :lord one. FREDERICK MAIKRANZ, his detentions to BEVERLY CIMINO, because she likes them. JOHN MALLOY, nothing to nobody for no reason st all. RICHARD MALSAN, the anxieties of being a sponts editor to MRS. FITZGERALD, because she did most of the worrying anyway. NANCY MANTOR, her title as ring leader of Homemaking III to JOAN POWELL, because she has a good start. JAMES MARKLEY, all his love for social functions to his younger brother BOB, so he can become a social lion as Jim was. JOHN MARTIN, all I - 1 I301