Wickliffe High School - Wick Yearbook (Wickliffe, OH)

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Class Will le, the Senior Class of Wickliffe High School, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty, being of sound mind and body do hereby declare this to be our last will and test- ament . ties: As members of this class, individually and collectivelygp we bequeath the following quali Ella llae Asbridge leaves her ability to eat-and-eat to JoAnn Funk. - .f-x.. Marilyn Bluhm leaves her snappy walk to Shirley Comer. Donald Cox leaves his ability to help teachers to Calvin Green. Anthony DiNero leaves his football uniform to Tom lliller. Cyrille Fine leaves her quiet voice to Darlene Soltesz. Anna Marie DeCam!lllo leaves her voice and laughter to Barbara Bauer. Joan Clark leaves her presidential worries to next year's Senior class Bob Fox leaves his physics textbook to Jim Vinch. Bill Doud leaves his talent for drumming to Bill French. Shirley Gamiere leaves her typing ability to Bob Halbert. Nancy Homer leaves her smiles to Ruth Johnson. Harry 1-louse leaves his happy-go-lucky manner to Dora Scipione. Elaine Kinter leaves her qualities of leadership to Doug Horlick. Janes Grim leaves his careful driving technique to Bill Gaw. Richard Homer leaves his girl to some lucky Junior boy. Joe Knapp gladly leaves his car to the driving classes. Kathleen llarkle leaves her long tresses to llarlene Martens. Zane Nadolski leaves his great height' to Nat Porter. James Palermo leaves his way with the girls to you lucky Junior boys. Carol Koenig leaves her ability to absorb Spanish to Rocco Ranallo. Ralph Lafferty leaves his quiet, gentlemanly qualities to Doug Gilbert. John llelko leaves his gentle voice to Victor llezacapa. Jane Roth leaves her natural blond bangs to Plrvllis Lsspina. president Jeanette Sabruno leaves her ability to get things done to Marie DiNero. Larry Schartner leaves the families' new car to Bob Ross. like Schaab leaves his red hair to John Worth. Carol Reuse leaves her interest in sports to Betty Khrenosky. Alan Semark leaves his walk to Domenic llazza. 13

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Joan Wilkinson leaves her carefree manner to Alice Swaffidld. Bob Scott leaves his athletic ability to Edward Polly. JoAnn Worth leaves her ability to come to school twice a week to David Gilbert. Dick Wendt leaves his neatness to Charles Boss. Shirley Stinziano leaves her amiable good nature to Frances DeCapua. David Collins leaves his talent for drawing cartoons to anyone who thinks he can fill the position. We, the Seniors, leave to the Junior Class first, the Juke box in the cafeteria. Second, the edi- tonship of next year's annual. And finally, our dignity and prestige and the right to be called Seniors next year. we leave to the school, faculty and students our regrets that we will have no more time to spendlwlth them. We leave our thanks to Mr. Frischkorn for all his trouble. Lastly to each member of the faculty we leave our heartfelt good wishes and our thanks for having been such true and wise friends and advisors. In witness whereof, we have here unto set our hand in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty. 52210 of 1750 - .-' 1 l 5 - L ...--, ,ff -xv Q, f X 14