Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

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ll 'Qi- SYLVIA YOUSETT BETTY ZAHNO ELMER ZOLYOME yl' Intra Sports Yearbook Staff Band AMBITION T to a sold1er 1 2 3 Intra Sports 1 2 3 4 TWELVE YEAR ST UDE NTS ra 4 F Club 1 2 3 4 F H A Club F H A Radlo Play o get marrzed Chou' Rad1o Play Yearbook Salesman G1r1s Chorus Mlxed Cho1r 1 3 4 AMBITION Head wa1tress F F A Sen1or Play Yearbook Staff Boys Chorus M1Xed Chorus F F A Band Band 1234 234 AMBITION To own a lot of trucks to keep Bud s garage gomg 'ii R li Left r ht: Urtel. sc r nc . N Smith. ROI 2: Left r' ht: a ene ultz, Donalyn Rhoring, etty Lou I' , Pa lar. ROI 3: Left to right: Herbert lunch, Roger Hillman, John Figura, Rxchard Southard, lervin Hurtgam, Allen Sweet., Tom Lxsman. 24

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HURK TAYLOR I d1e Hurk ' BaseballMgr 2 3 4 4 F Club Football Mgr 2 3 4 Varsxty Club French Club Radlo Play Sclence Club 1 2 Senlor Play Yearbook Staff 4 AMBITION To get my C P A before LOIS TREICHLER Home Ec Club Art Club Home Ec Rad1o Play Yr Bk Staff Nell1e G1rls Chorus 1 2 Mlxed Chorus 1 F H A Club AMBITION Receptlomst LOIS WETHY Llttle Mo WILBUR TREIC HL ER B1 AMBITION To be a successful florxst floral des1gner and hortlculturalxst HA ZE L URTEL Butch Gym Exhxb Varslty Club lntra Sports 12 KSec Treasl FHA Cheerleadmg 1 2 Mlxed Chorus 2 Girls Chorus PGP Club Dramatlc Club 12 Yr Student AMBITION To cut down on eatmg but st1ll keep Husky FHA 24 M1XedChO1f 234 ,H A Radlo G1rl s Chorus 1 2 Play Yearbook Salesman AMBITION Fashlon Buyer ANNETTE WAGNER Anme French Club 2 All State Band 3 4 Gxrls' Chorus 1 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Cho1r 2 3 4 Cho1r Radlo Play AMBITION 'Al l or nothlng at all H 155 23 .,, - ..... 2,3 ....2 ' ....3 ' ' .... 4 3,4 .. 7 . I cc 'H ' . ..2 ' ' .,, ' ....s..4 u 4 1 .' ...... 3 ':i,i . . ...4 ...4 N,'H ll'l1!! ' ll n ' ..... 1 ' ...4 . --,, .- ...3 F 3,4........4 ., i ' YY I -v3 ' 3,4 . , ..2 . .-f ' .... 2,4 ' ,,4 X I ' li in . , .... ..., ., ...,,,, 3,4 ...4 at 'H L h ...... 3 ' :K 7 ' -73

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7016! To whom it may concern: We Ul8C1l88!fl9Edwu83CG1l'l.lsChf hecansedourenvlronmenhleaveourmmoundand undtsposing mlnc and happy memories, and do hereby make publish, and declare this our first and last will and testament First to The Juniors, our unworthy successors, we relinquish NUTHINGIH They wlll have everything when they are Seniors To the Sophomores, those bewildered insignificant underclassmen we leave the courage to strive two more years as they attempt to follow the examples we so ably set Second to Charlie Bobo wills his Yukon Eric build to Gary Melcher Elmer leaves his 26 Buxck to Mr John son so he can get to school on time Russ bestows his height to Bruce Neuman Nancy leaves her quiet and winning way to Donna Bloodgood John Figura wills his ability to have fun without girls to Pete Branch fYak Yakl Jeannette bequeaths all those spontaneous outbursts of laughter to Diane Sylvies Dick Southard wllls his ability of attraction to the opposite sex to Muriel Tlllotsen Lois Chestnut leaves her Sears and Roebuck drlver's license to Faith Hornsby Harold Denny bequeaths his abillty to take teachers down to the office to Buck Bauers The Lederhouse twins leave their identlcal ldentity to the DeNeau twins Oscar leaves his great, great sports abnlity to the up and com ng Hutch Dolores wills her amazing ability to do shorthand to Anne Bradley Jim Barrows w1lls all those girls from Kenmore to someone who will keep them there Melvin Smith's abihty to take out g1rls goes to Bill Hockaday Bev gives her formula for stringing along with Cornell fellows to Mary Lou Rohring Theresa leaves her ability to get along with Sarge to Bob Battles Wilbur leaves his qu1et nature to Mac MaCarthy June bestows her quiet little ways fat times mostly in Chemistryy to Johnny Burmaster Eddie leaves his deer hunting with Sarge to John Sm1th Christine leaves her position in Mrs Dugan s office to any lucky junior Tom Smger unwillmgly gives up h1s executlve ability to Mr Tarr Allen's excess money from the class goes to Kathy Waltz Beaty's abllity to gently smash up a truck goes to Mike Lewandowskl Betty Zahno leaves her ab1l1ty to gently land a good janitor to anyone who needs one Herby ' leaves his excess weight to Mr Walte who does d any weight because he already has five little waites Sue Harbison's smxle goes to ' Mlke Lafler Sylvia bestows her job with Mr Waite to Cathleen Stoelting Peggy wills her sweet tooth to Maxine Schultz Jerry Burnett, the Little Angel ' leaves hrs way with Mrs Sporleder to Jlmmy Hamill Vivian bestows her l1fe insurance policy to anyone who will ride w1th Sue CHow about you Viv ?D Hurk Taylor leaves to any member of the play cast of next year the prwllege of havmg the party Buddy bestows those roving bedroom eyes to Jimmy Pierce Tom Lisman passes on h1s dear hunting to Norbert Schultz Elizabeth sadly bestows her solo ab1l1ty to Esther Ewmg Roger Hillman passes on his palace ln the woods to Jack Schultz Charlene s diet ab1l1ty goes to Gail Petitt Bud Cramer's next door girl friend goes to Art Austm Betty Lou leaves her birth rxght to Edith Wheeler Dick Cantara leaves his muscles to J1mmy Perks Allce Crowe w1lls her Schulers fPotato Chips that lS0tO Theresa Harr s Gladys leaves her abxhty to keep her books straight to Phyllis M1elke Lois Wethy leaves her mckname Mouth to June Ruebens Loxs T elchler leaves her noon hour chats w1th Tom Smger to that Kenmore ' Babe Donalyn Rohring bequeaths her Home Ec major to someone who will make good use of lt Don Mlelke w1lls his pos1t1on on the honor soc1ety to Red Zastrow Norma Smith leaves her quiet and stud1ous way to Nancy Blood good Annette Wagner bestows her flute lessons to Dot Cramer Bob McCollum w1lls his secret of grow1ng short to Jack Rogers Marlene leaves the worms in her soup to Beth Harrington Diane Maacks leaves her peppy nature to Joan Chylak Sh1rley Sanger w1lls her posltlon ln cheerleadmg to Vlrguua Magram Bill McLellan leaves to someone w1th a good vocabulary a good locker Pa Mark leaves her dimmutlve sxze to Margaret Evans John Monroe leaves hls basketball ab1l1ty to Kenny Lafler Hazel Urtel passes on the old wlll to keep the football team ln ' st1tches to Gwen Buckner and Mervm Hurtgam hopes to leave To Mnss Rose We leave a large bottle of aspnrm to soothe the ache caused by our departure and to Miss Dilger we leave a homeroom that IS more CIVI1 tzed than the one departing 25 1 Y ! 7 . . . , . . . 1 - - ' .un . , - ' fi v 1 Ol! l . OOC Cl . ' COO , ll ' , . . . . O DCI Ill . .. , . . ' n't ' C' DI Hee ... Cl , . . . , , ill Oil l ,, .. . H . , .. OIC 'Ill - . III Ol! . fl il ' i , . . ,, . - - - 4 u r l Ill ' IIC loo . . Ill . IDI ' u x o In ... ' ... ' I 'D , - , .