June DeCaro presents her talkative yyays to Ann Mertz To Donald Hart Cas usualj goes a long walk to school Thls txme It IS from Bob Delaney Eugene Delserone leaves to Eugene AClt6 hls necktles Kelth Fox w11ls h1s anclent tattered and torn text books to the next generatlon Opal Geary leaves her love of school to the New Stanton students Walter Guldas leaves hlS typmg speed Edward F1l1cky Flleen Harrold leaves her French book anyone who wants It Audrlenne Henderson leaves eyelythmg her slster Betty Hepler leaves her tldy desk for Mr Murphy to clean out Ifrances Hlllls leaves her loye of taxl cabs to anyone else who wants It Jlm Harrlson wllls his ablllty to get to Engllsh class on txme to Jlm Murray Sklp Kllne leaves' June Kellerman leaves her good behavlor 1n P O D class bleanor Knlzner WlllS her love of sewmg to Frances Knxzner Marjorle Lee presents her love of danclng to L1ll1an Dugan Maryorle Loucks leaves her seat on the bus Mable McCla1n bestows her books to next years class 'lhelma Moats leaves her chewmg gum to anyone yy ho can get It off the seat Vlary LOUISE Mazzaferro leaves her d1sl1ke of boys to her slster 'Vlaryorxe Momeyer leaves her ablllty to argue to anyone who can do lt Leotta Moore leaves her love for baseball to Jean Gunsallus Marllyn Moore and Franny Roberts want to take thelr frlendshlp yvxth them Robert Onusko leayes his carefully groomed halr to Joe Conde Roddy Otto cuts Richard Barnes out of h1s wlll wlthout a th1ng Don Poorman leaves hls curls to Tom Beck Fleanor Roeske leayes her helght to Dolly Gosyylck lohn Scheln leaves hls cheatlng papers ln the wastebasket Carl Sever1n1 leaves hls mdestructable glasses to Don Stohl Dean Sllllman leaves hxs blushes to Bob Davxdson Mary Lou Sturtz and Frances Pahel w1ll thelr absentee sllps to Gladys Monske and Kate Karas Patty Stoner leaves her qulet ways to Fay Roach JESSIE Marle Tompkins and Dolores Placey yylll their slowness to anyone who can be so slow Marllyn Pegg wllls her tuba to anyone yyho can blow lt To anyone who can do lt Bob Peoples leaves h1s ablllty to get out of class Bob Ramsay takes hls motorcycle yylth h1m 'lom Rensland wills his love for elghth perlod study hall to Barry Moore Dlck Roach leayes hls football abxllty to Ronme Albrxght Alfred Todaro yyllls hls artlstlc ablllty to Reatha Steyyart Nancy Watson leaves her leadmg parts m class plays to some lucky person Allen Wlneman leayes hls economical tlansportatlon to school to anyone who needs lt Wltness MISS Cole Attorneys Bob Blockstem Jlm Harrlson Leotta Moore 1 ! . L . to ' ' . . to ' ' . . ' f ' ' to ' . , . . V . . ' . lx . . 1 -.-1 . . . ' ' . .. 1 ' , ' 7 1 . . . 1 . . A r. Y . . Betty Niehenke leaves her love of monkeys to Jay B. Peterson. y . . 1. ' l .
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