Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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NN? ,r I? .v I? .r i if ll If i 1? ,r i In ,r js fi Qi I? ,li ,r ll ,r lu ,I ,I ,r IF .v i 1? ,r ,l Ii I? Ll In 4+ 'S' l CLASS WILL 3 By Dorothea Milouas and George Fahrenhoif 4 3-ps I l Z i Z Q i i gi l i if i l i i If is i l gi ji i lr lu lu ,a E? J? if J? lr lu I? l if if After four unforgettable years of work, fun, and excitement, Dot, George, and I do hereby bequeath the following in this our last will and testament : On behalf of our client, the class of 1946, we have gathered together today to read you this document: To Mr. Bayley, our principal, our thanks and appreciation for his guidance throughout our four years at Whitman High. To the faculty members our deepest gratitude for their untiring efforts in preparing our class for success. To Gloria Lepore goes Evie Blanchard's cap- tion, Prettiest girl. Harris Penniman leaves his wit and popularity to Dick Traverse. To the future car owners at Whitman High we leave the ability to maneuver aiound the Hagpole of such famous drivers as Joe Comerford, Steve Cole, George Dupree, and Allen Marshall. The class coquette leaves her title to Jean Apple- ford. Dickie Stetson's technique, in dancing, of course, goes to the one who can best live up to it. To the new seniors we leave our attendance at dances, with the hope that they will show better judgment in using it. Eddie Blanchard leaves his good looks to Forrest Nutter. Girls, to make amends for taking Clifford Lau- binger away from you at basketball games, we leave you Paul Clifford. We leave Lillian White's dancing ability to Marilyn Hinchey. If there's anyone who can take his place, we leave Raymond Lewis's ability to intrigue Mrs. Lapworth in commercial arithmetic to that person. To Miss Brega is left the hope that she will not get a class composed of girls who continually talk. Bequeathed to the English teachers are pupils who attend school on book repoit days. To all future Whitman pupils we leave the senior boys' unbelievably good luck in reaching the lunch- room just when a solitary sandwich remains. To Miss Reynolds we leave the hope that she will get the perfect shorthand class she's been dreaming of. Peggy's towering height we leave to Gloria Loud. knowing she can use it. To Mr. Garniss we leave the hope that future glee club members will realize the maxim, Silence Is Golden. is not to be followed in singing. To the freshmen we leave our earnest good wishes that they will follow in the successful foot- steps of their leaders-the sophomore class. Because she has no equal, we leave to Marjorie, herself, her ability to keep our English class laugh- ing by confusing words and their meanings. To future U. S. history students we leave the warnings of Miss Kalivas's daily tests. The Whitman High assembly hall-to you we leave the thunderous echoes of pupils at the annual football rallies. Barbara Benson's taste in clothes is bequeathed to Jadine Raynes. We leave to the coach a long-handled Whip and our sincere Wishes for the success of his campaign to raise funds for Poland. The McClellan twins' unmatched laughter we leave to the halls of Whitman High. Pat Allen's position as secretary is hereby be- queathed to Ann Maclaughlin, and Steve Cole's unenviable office of treasurer to Forrest Nutter. Dot Eidler's and Shirley Holmes's basketball ability is left to Charlotte Brown and Doris Aubert. Bequeathed to Room 111 is a turnstile to count the throngs who enter and to Miss Brega the patience and fortitude to endure. Chester YankoWski's piano playing prowess is left to Natalie Winnet. To some unfortunate juniors we leave the chem- ical ability of Crowley and Cole. We regretfully leave those many invigorating laps around the field to all future Whitman High gymnasts. Bequeathed to Toivo Maki is Allen Marshall's position as president, and to Doris Aubert goes Peggy Gaudette's office of vice-president. Finally to the janitors we leave the task of re- moving our names from the co1'ridor walls and from our beloved desks. To the up-and-coming seniors the opportunity to serve Whitman High Schoolg and, as seniors, maintain their rightful position of leadership in the school. All the rest of our property not men- tioned within this will, we leave to all future pupils at Whitman High to be used in any manner they so desire. We do hereby appoint Mr. Bayley as sole execu- tor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we, the class of 1946, the testators, set this as our last will sealed this eighth day of June, one thousand, nineteen hundred and forty-six. Sz'o24.r City Sue, Harriet, Small Fry.

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T H E Y E A R B O O K I 9 4 6 GEORGE DUPREE Radar Set This radar set for George Will help him find his motorg Then he'll sit back and calmly say, Now I'm the happy gloaterf' DOROTHEA EIDLER Hatchet To Dot we give this little hatchet To chop herself some Wood. We know that logs are hard to get, So this will do her good. MILDRED EWELL Black Polish for Glasses We're giving you black polish For your glasses loud and bright. It makes the frames much darker And it sure improves the sight. GEORGE FAHRENHOLT Can of Cocoa Malt George, our little giant, Is fond of cocoa maltg He's sure to say so every day Without a single halt. MARGARET GAUDETTE Special Rate Ticket Peggy's in Brockton each Sundayg In fact she's there most of the time. So here's a special rate ticket. Now you can go for only a dime. BARBARA GAY Barbara is an expert seamstressg Her fingers are so nimble. In hopes to keep them safe from harm We give to her this thimble. EDWARD GIBERTI Eddie is our athlete A captain of our teamg In making love and playing ball He's strictly on the beam. ALDEN GILMAN Slide Rule To help in your solutions, always right, We give you this slide ruleg Your math papers, fairly shared Helped the senior class through school. Thimble Football JAMES HARRINGTON Helicopter Red's house is in Monponsett, So very far awayg This helicopter should bring him Back to the good old U. S. A. LOIS HATCH Date Book We hear you're always having dates. This book is yours to take, Then you can have your evenings planned For your many boy friends' sake. BEVERLY HEDDERICG Spider Pin We give you a memento Of a name that you detest. Here's a little spider pin W'e're giving you in jest. SHIRLEY HOLMES Feed Pail This little pail we give to you To feed the tiny chicks. When feeding time comes round each day, In the God-forsaken sticks. EDWARD HOWE lulllllllll of Arms To Red we give this little book, The Manual of Armsg He'll find the work quite different From working on the farms. JOHN HUTCHINSON Shoe Box We're giving you two shoe boxesg We hope you realize We tried to get you shoes, John, But they don't make them in your size. RICHARD JOSSELYN Trap To Dick we give this deadly trap To take out in the woodg If you stop to set it right, It ought to do some good. DAVID KAISER Toy Trumpet This little horn to you we giveg We hope in later lifeg With sentimental melodies You win a Little wife. CLIFFORD LAUBINGER Arrow for Parlfing Cars at Toll House To Cliff we give this arrow To help him park the cars: It will leave him both arms f1'ee To welcome the movie stars. RAYMOND LEWIS Carrot To Ray we give this carrot About which he wrote an odeg We hope it brings some happiness Along life's dreary road. THERESA LIPINSKI Chewing Gum Theresa's always chewing gum. Her favorite's peppermintg Half hours she's had again and again. She just can't take a hint. JOYCE LOGAN Colgate's Your smile is really something, So we give you this Co1gate's, To help you keep it lovely And get you many dates. ALLEN MARSHALL Farewell Address You've worked hard as president Throughout the last two yearsg So this farewell address we give Will sadden the people's ears. WILLIAM MCCARTHY Flower Although he's at the florist's shop Almost every nightg He's never held a flower, we're told, Though with Emily he does all right.