Willsboro Central High School - Gilliland Yearbook (Willsboro, NY)

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THE CLASS OF 1936 NICHOLAS ABARE August 1, 1916 Essex, N.Y. “ NICK Ul -- and so Pat said to Mike----n A short, dark Frenchman is Nick. He. has a wonderful disposition, which only an Irishman can upset. Known as the boy who takes in washin s:n , he is also rather famous as a car trader. He has no definite plans for next year. ACTIVITIES: Basketball (1.2,3,4) .-Baseball, (2,3,4): Dramatics,(1,2,3); Hi-Y, (1,2,3,4). DORIS BESKMAN June 10, 1918 V illsboro, N.Y. u, D0T it 11 there s music in the air — n Petite,blonde, Doris is the songbird of her class. Her ambition is to study music in -which she is talented, Nevertheless, her plans for next year are still incomplete. , ACTIVITIES: French club,(2); Class secretary,(3); Class vice-president,(4); Dramatics,(2,3,4); Hi-Y,(2,3,4); Secretary of Hi-Y,(3); Chorus,(2,3,4); Library club,(4) 'LESLEY CROSS n SMILIN THRU u February 5, 1917 ■•Yillsboro, N.Y. Wesley is quiet and serious appearing, is an outstanding student. He has a very amiable disposition. If he realizes his ambition , Lesley will be attending Platts burg Normal next year. ACTIVITIES: Class secretary,(2); Class essayist,(4); dramatics.(2,3,4); Chorus,(2,3,4);Ianeer staff,(4); Buzzer,(2);Ei-Y, (2,3,4); Hi-Y Secretary,(4).

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LAST WILL A:® TESTAMENT Upon behalf of my client, the class of 1936, of Willsboro High School, Willsboro, New York, I do hereby solemnly bequeath the following: 1. To the Freshman class -- what little dignity we have gathered along the way. 2. To the sophomore class — any overlooked ' cuds 1 of gum we may have left adhering yo the underside of the desks of any likely or unlikely places. 3. To the Junior class -- our ability to make money. 4. To Ellen Crowningshield —Rachel Shappy's last three sticks of gum. 6, T-s Rena King, a set of jumping ropes. 6. To William Feltt, Kendall Wilkin's ability to come to class with nothing done. 7..To all the teachers who by their sympathy and careful teaching have made this graduation possible, our heartfelt thanks-. 8. To Prof. Lilly, the balance of our class treasury to buy a pair of leather heeled shoes with. » 9. To Arnold Spierto, a bottle of Sloane's liniment. 10. T© Norman King, Margaret Shedd's gfele. 11. To Ronald Marshall, Wesley Cross' studiousness. It.To Donald Hathaway, a few of Roe Loftus' feet. 13. To Norman Provost, the power of the senior class to create the so-called ” draft . 14. To Mrs, Norton, the musical gift of George Hosmer, music hath charms to soothe the savage breast”. 15. To Mary Shambo, the remains of the Senior class make-up kit. 16. And finally, to Marshall Benedict, Mary Stanley's temper. HIS ( X ) MARK (The Attorney for Class of '36)

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KATHRYN CURREN May 24, 1917 Wlllsboro, N.Y. K A T n -- silence ic golden — 11 Small, blonde, and qdiiet i3 Kathryn, She is fond of dancing, ( especially in the good, old summertime )„ ‘“-0 P ans to come back to high school another year, ACTIVITIES: Hi Y,(2,3,4); Ianeer,(4); dramatics,(2), EDNA FLORA Noevmber 1, 1918 Willsboro, N.Y. ED Smiling Irish Eyes iri §rey eyes» and a nose present a picture of- dna. Interested in all class affairs, she also shows her Snfehusiasm for the Sophomore class. She has presented f°r entrance into the Chasplain Valley Hospital in Plattsburg and hopes to be accepted', ACTIVITIES: Class treasuere,(3,4): Ianeer ( )-Buzzer (2); asketball,(1); Chorus,(25j Dramatics,(2 3,4), HAROLD HOSKINS J,nell, 1918 ‘ Wlllsboro, N,Y, 11 BUNNY.. General Manager Always ambition, eager to help and manage, Harold is rfnown to oe very reliable. He is interested in athletics- shall f inri? tlC Pf K and-: aS a j°urnali t-. Next fall we shall fmd him at -Albany business College. B p'n1? 232 ianeer, (4) ;3asketball-, (2 3 4)- Baseball manager, (3,4); Dramatics, (g)-,