Whitesville High School - Wycenian Yearbook (Whitesville, NY)

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1951 being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, ordain, declare, and publish this to be our last will and test- ament.In manner and form following,we decree the following bequests. The Board of Education we wish to thank for our privilege of be- ing the first class to graduate in the new school. TO THE FACULTY Mr. Wilcox- A more intelligent and cooperative Chemistry class. Mr. Brewster- One load of lumber to build scenery for the next play. Mrs. Pfeiffer- A harder working yearbook staff. Mr. Bartoo- Automatic excuses and a way to keep track of the pu- who skip school. Mrs. Cornell- New equipment and art instruments to work with. Mrs. Hennessey-Children who mind better than we did. Mr. Brown- A basketball championship and more gym suits for the girls. Miss Malone- A few famous speed typists who never make mistakes. Miss Young- More cooperative study halls especially those in which Margaret Deck is present. Miss Adams- Another successful year at Whitesville Central School. Mr. Burton- More of those interesting field trips with various ♦ school clubs. All the grade teachers- Many more enjoyable years in the new school. TO THE JUNIORS Bruce Hear leaves his ability with the women to George Bledsoe. Allie Stedman leaves Dale Coleman his history marks. Mary Elaine wishes to leave Margaret Deck her figure. To Paul Goodridge, Allie leaves his studiousness. To Jerry Graves we leave his brother s scientific ability. Bruce Kear s talent for farming is willed to Richard Graves. Ed Bloss leaves his way with the teachers to Willis McLean. Donna leaves her shyness to Ardeth Harrison. 'Wilma Harrison wishes to bequeath her red hair to Elsie Smith. To Marvin Ritter we will leave Mary Elaine s love for Chemistry. Robert Ellison leaves his position on the basketball team to Cecil. On Richard Plaisted is bestowed Mary Ray s marks and love for Trig. Helen leaves her ability to go steady to Jean Ordway. To Merle Nye, we leave Ed s phsique. Upon Bill Webb is bestowed Bob s ability to drive hot rods. To Lloyd Grover we leave a little pamphlet entitled, Play the Guitar in Ten Easy Lessons. Lastly, we herein revoke all former wills by us ever made and hereunto make, constitute, and appoint Mr. Brewster, Junior Class advisor, to be the executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our title. Class of 1951