Bensalem Township HS 1950 Yearbook (Cornwells Heights, PA) - Full Access

CLASS WILL Marianne Martin bestows her hockey tunic and good standing with the coach to Erma Rupp. Donald Maurer leaves the coke machine to some w111ing Junior . Robert McClintic leaves his quietness in English class to Walt Smith. Nancy McCloskey wills her artistic ability to Jack Ward . Alma Meyer leaves her love of shorthand to anyone who dislikes it as much as she does. Beatrice Mullen bequeaths her locker door to two Sophomore girls. Eddie Oliver wills his drop kicking to Alex Martin. Alfred Padbury leaves his ability to get along with the teachers to Jack Ward. Albert Perugini leaves his safety post to any person who wants to take care of it. Mary Ann Piotrowski wills her broken laboratory equipment to any needy Junior. Robert Randall leaves his nickname for Robert Luksa. Roberta Redwitz wills her poster work to Betty Tone. Gale Reid wills his brush haircut to Edward Bloomfield. Laurence Ridge just leaves. Antoinette Russell leaves her place on the distinguished honor roll to Jean Anne Dunn. Barry Russell wills his ability to draw to Albert Bader. Clarence Schmidheiser bestows his ability to stay umnjured on Walter Smith. Dorothy Schumann leaves her "expressive" hands to anyone else who can "talk" with them. Robert Smith leaves his love for literature to Walt Smith. Betty Stockwell wills her "C" in gym class to any poor junior who is always P. D. (Perfectly Dressed). Mary Ella Swan leaves her choir gown to someone who wants it. Ray Trueharl bequeaths his glasses to the next blind football player. Betty Lou Uslin wills her exclusive cat language to any underclassman who can master it. James VanSant wills a little of the weight he carries around school to James Dwyer. Phyllis Vickers wills her height to anyone who wishes to be at the head of the line in Gym class. Jane Walsh leaves her quietness in class to Miss Reber's Gym classes. Mervin Walters bequeaths his mid-morning snacks to the next Junior who sits in his seat. Jane Waters reluctantly gives up her second alto's seat to Judy. Marilyn Wetzel leaves her color guard uniform to a lucky future senior. 29