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

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The Class of 1937 Marshall Benedict George Blanchard Evelyn Brunet Joseph Bruno Ellen Crowningshield William Feltt Margaret Flaherty Norman King Llewelyn Martin Mary Shambo Arnold Spierto Class Officers, 1936-1937 Marshall Benedict President Margaret Flaherty Vice-President Evelyn Brunet Secretary-Treasurer Advisors: Gerald E. Thayer, 1933-1936 Joseph J. Zawistoski, 1936-1937 Class Speakers Evelyn Brunet Margaret Flaherty Norman King CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLORS Green and White

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ARNIE ARNOLD SPIERTO July 29, 1919 “Good Old Sloans’ ” “Arnold is an enthusiastic person. Singing comes natural and we often hear him croon, especially when he is out walking. Next year we hope to see Arnold at Columbia University, entering the medical field.” Activities: Vice-President. (1); President, (2); Hi-Y, (2, 3. 4); Chorus, (1, 2, 3. 4); Baseball (4) ; Basketball, (1,2, 3. 4) ; Ianeer staff, (3, 4); Dramatics, (2, 3); French Club, (1, 2),

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The Senior Will Upon behalf of my client, the Class of 1957 of Willsboro High School. New York, I do hereby bequeath the following: To the Freshman Class: Our ability to keep on the right side of the teachers and not do too much homework. To the Sophomore Class: Our dignity. To the Junior Class: Our ability to work together and make money. To all our Teachers: Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for help that they have given us during our high school days. To Ruth Flora: Ellen Crowningshield’s dignity. To Norman Provost: John Adam’s line with the women, especially if they are French. To Bobby Lincoln: Arnold Spierto’s bottle of Sloan’s liniment. To Kathryn Cushing: Norman King’s back seat in study hall. To Juanita Jones: Margaret Flaherty’s ski boots. To Mrs. Norton: Our ability to remember where things are. To Pauline Coonrod: Jerry Benedict’s wavy hair. To Bobby Reynolds: Llewellyn Martin’s he-man air. To Florence Young: Ewelyn Brunet’s studiousness and calm manner. To Howard Norton: Billy Feltt’s ability to skip school. To Miss Conklin: All the gum we may have forgotten in the Home Ec. room. To Clarence White: Joseph Bruno’s ability to write. To James Mason: George Blanchard’s agreeable disposition. To Elsie Rand: .A back seat in the study hall. To Lucille Wade: Mary Shambo’s giggle. To Billy Daniels: A bus line to Reber. To Bud Daby: A new slouch hat. To Norma Hutchins: A set of jumping ropes. To Edward Feltt: Arnold Spierto’s shaving utensils. To Blanche Spierto: The ability to handle a few more class offices. To Richard Flora: A new bottle of perfume. To Ella Jerdo: E.llen Crowningshield’s excess height. To Mary Martin: The power to remain Miss Willsboro. To Shirley Boardman: A music teacher To Veletia Strong: The ability of the Home Ec. class. To Alice Provost: Margaret Flaherty’s ability to do the flea hop. To Miss Conklin’s dog: A bone. To Mr. Zawistoski: More muskmelons. To Mr. Driscoll: A package of Paul Jones. To Miss Selleck: More June Bugs. HIS ( X ) MARK. The Attorney for the Class of 1937.