1960•52
Class Will
Barbara Morse leaves to Beverly the driveway across from Burke's in hopes she will put it to good use.
Ronnie Milewski leaves his job as basketball manager to Tom Stevens. Have fun, Tom!
Betty Davis leaves for Florida giving Bloomville to whoever wants it.
Jim Migli leaves his extreme height and athletic ability to Frank Lamport. May he grow big enough some day to use it.
Betty Melin wills her black pantaloons to Danny Palm. Think you can use them, Dan?
Dale Van Valkenburg leaves Mrs. Hoyt to Jean Briggs. Don't be too rough on her, Jean!
Linda Kenyon leaves her "driving ability" to Joyce McIntosh! (?) Good luck, Joyce!
Vic Triolo leaves everything he's left behind to his brother, Mike. Please carry them off when you leave, Mike.
Sherrie Nesbitt bequeaths her seat in band to Dave Post and expects that he will keep it as warm as she did.
Denny Murphy bequeaths his letter writing ability to Bonnie Townsend so she can also keep in touch with a graduate.
JoAnn McIntosh wills her seat in Ike's to Carol Decker. Take good care of it, Carol.
George Hanson leaves Mr. Chien . . . alone.
Patti Lutz leaves her "giggles" to Jimmy Truesdell.
Charles McCracken bequeaths his deep voice to Wanda Surgess. Mr. Brownell will appreciate this kind deed, won't he, Wanda?
Elinor Abram bequeaths her place in the front seat to John Zepko.
Fred Joedicke leaves his ability to play the guitar to Sarah Travell.
margaret Moore leaves her horses to the tender care of her brother, Laurie.
Denny Brockway leaves any unpaid bills of the Class of '60 to the incoming treasurer of the Class of '61.
Betty VanBuren bequeaths her ability to get her English in "on time" to Dot Truran.
Ken Martin leaves . . . Thank goodness!
Louise Brockway leaves the ditches in Township to the Township girls. May they treat them with respect.
Charles Miller leaves his way with girls and Camp Dreamland to Ted Archibald.
Emma Palm bequeahts her ability to tell "jokes" to Cathy C.
Paul Slavinski leaves his ping pong paddle to Fred. C.
Pat Hayes leaves peace of mind to Coach. Think you'll miss her, Coach?
Andy Cline leaves what's left of the family car to his sister, Ruth.
Butch Hoyt leaves the parking place in front of her house to her brother, Bobbie.
Spike Palmer leaves his rosy cheeks to Nola Gould.
Paulette Street leaves French to Elton Murdock.
1960•53
The 1960 Almedian - South Kortright Central School Yearbooks - SKCS 1960 Almedian
