Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Mary Ann Findley leaves her ability to figure out Bookkeeping ll problems to next ye:ar's Bookkeeping Il class. Anita Fitzgerald leaves the traditional '4Fitzgerald howl to Diana Schneider. Greg Fitzgerald leaves his worn out track spikes to Denny Mason. Sharon Fuller leaves her majorette boots to the lucky girl that thinks they can be used again. Verna Gage leaves her first French Horn chair to Karen Zalik. Andrea Gantz leaves all her headaches to the next lucky F .B.L.A. president. Connie Garber leaves her grades to Louie Morris who needs them. Tom Gettings leaves his pool shooting ability to Phil Borton. Kathy Graham leaves her nickname '4GertH to Bob Bingman. fHe can use itll Thomas Graham leaves all the work he forgot to do to some unlucky junior. Wanda Gurdak leaves her grade of 95 in Physics to the lucky person who gets her front seat. Virginia Hagberg leaves her job of getting Mr. lngols, coffee to some deserving junior. Laverne Haight leaves his cymbals for some lucky underclassman to have a real bang-up time. David Hetrick leaves his hardships to Bob Bingman the can handle them.J Dan Holcomb leaves his supreme intelligence to Larry Persing. David Howles leaves his nickname '6Squeak'7 to anyone who is willing to accept it. Robert Humphrey leaves his locker to anyone who Wants it. William Jackson leaves his Little Black Book to Phil Borton. Doug Jewell leaves nothing, because he doesn't have anything to leave. Diane Kay leaves her unfinished mural to Bart Green. Good Luck! Peggy Kay leaves her pleasant days in Math classes to Mr. Westover. Peggy Kellogg leaves her position as student secretary- to Mr. English to Kathy Van Guilder. Frank Kwiatkowski leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Acklin to Pete Schillinger. Carolyn Lefik leaves her colorguard uniform to one of next year's colorguards who thinks she has enough safety pins to hold it on. Fred Lohnes leaves-and he figures he is pretty lucky to get out. Pat Love leaves her seat in P.O.D. class to Fran Etter and hopes it gets her good grades. David Lund leaves those horrible bus rides to and from school. Jeanne Maasz leaves her seat in band to- Mary Lee Ransom and hopes she takes advantage of its nearness to the door.

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SENIOR: CLAQQ WILL Carol Aiello leaves her strength to Kathy Schnell so she can defend herself against Mr. Campbell. Bonnie Anderson leaves her locker in the shop wing to Kathy Schnell. Connie Anderson leaves her ability to blush easily to Mr. Westover. William Armstrong leaves his lawn-mowing business to Terry Lucas. Virgil Bailey leaves his place in Mr. lVlatthews's office to his brother. Philip Baker leaves his ability to play the guitar to Bart Green. Dean Barnett leaves his front seat in P.O.D. to any deserving junior. Carl Bemis leaves and is glad to be gone. Patrick Black leaves his F.T.A. membership to next year's members. Stan Blakeslee leaves all the hot rodding to Dave Stuart. Brent Borton leaves. John Bosko leaves his number 24 football jersey and his guard position on the football team to Tom Fitzgerald. Sue Bouchard leaves her many days' absence to her brother, Bob. Nancy Bower leaves, to a worthy junior, her great ability in the commercial classg which she has not yet acquired. Gary Brown leaves his great basketball career to Bill Slocum. John Brunecz leaves his Trig grades to any junior who may need them. Barbara Buchanan leaves her ability to get up in the morning to Mary Ann Natale. Howard Burleigh leaves with a name from some other unliked school. Howard Camp leaves, he hopes! Carl Chamberlin leaves his Hot Rod Magazines to Jesse Henry. Susan Chambers leaves her good English fha, hal grades to Bonnie Paden who needs them. Betsy Check leaves and it's about time! James Dailey leaves for good. Dennis Danielson leaves his grades in Trig class to Larry Persing. Nancy Deshner leaves all the fun on the F.H.A. trips to Harrisburg and Penn State to Sharron Chandler. Anson Devore leaves his ability to get out of work to Tom Fitzgerald. Nancy Dyke leaves her typing ability to Diana Schneider. Marie Eastman leaves all her hard work and fun at Y.H.S. to her sister. Sue Easton leaves her ability to worm-out of trouble. Ronnie F ehlman leaves his position in football to Ed Coleman.

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Judy Mack leaves her luck with Miss Clairoll' to Margie Olson. Marlene Marshall leaves all her enjoyable memories of Y.H.S. to next year's 7th grade students. Gib Mason leaves his ability on the trampoline to his brother, Den, and Milton Johnson. Bruce J. Matve leaves his locker 347 to Darlene Silvis. Wayne Matve leaves nothingg he's taking it all with him. Steve Meleen leaves his football plays to Miss Adams to aid her interest in the game. Dennis Messinger leaves his good looks to any underclassmnan who needs them. Nancy Messinger leaves her seat in Shorthand and Transcription class to whomever wants a chair that is not too comfortable. Carol Mitchell leaves her seat in Business English to Carol Hedstrom. Carol Mong leaves her time-consuming extracurricular activities to Miss Adams. Virginia Moronski leaves her seat on the activity bus to Cheryl Emerson. Charla Morris leaves her nickname HCharlie', to anyone who wants it. Jane Mourer leaves her study halls to anyone who wants them. Ed Mulvey leaves his seat in the back of Mr. lngols' Notehand class to some lucky junior. Mike Murphy leaves all his locker privileges to all the students who return next year. Charlene Nelson leaves her well-used typing eraser to Barb Dyke. David Parker leaves his senior books and subjects to the next senior class. Joyce Perrin leaves her had typewriter to some unlucky 11th grader. Fred Peters leaves his ability to get along with teachers to whomever needs it. Richard Peterson leaves his position on the football team to Tom Carr. Sandra Peterson leaves her headaches in Bookkeeping II to some deserving junior. Carol Pierce leaves her ability to make it to school just in time to Barb Crippen. Judy Powell leaves her chair in District Chorus to some deserving Choir member. Janice Rafalski leaves her dimples to Mr. Tubbs in hopes that he will never be unhappy. Douglas Ransom leaves his seat in Physical Science class to some unlucky junior. Judy Rea leaves her Shorthand grades to anyone who needs them. Paul Reed leaves the problems of graduation to some junior. Anthony Roberti leaves all his gray hair to Tom Carr Cmaybe itill blend with his blonde hair better than my black hair.J Don Ropp leaves his ability to make the Honor Roll to Karen Hajnik. Archie Rosenburgh leaves all the English to the teacher. Sue Russ leaves Science class to whomever wants it.