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Lynda Norman entrusts next year's cheerleaders with her "sink it
Charlie."  Anita Lano cedes her 500 "shut-ups" to her sister, Patti.
Carole Scott awards Krista Lochner one English teacher to practice her
browning on and one study hall for her "Great Escape" to 2nd lunch.
     All the finer places of Haverstraw are left to Rich Wennet from
Ken Weiss, and Mark Mance leaves to his sister, Gail, 180 pieces of
gum.  Carl Wessman entrusts Fred Roland with his ability to get along
with Mr. Orlando.  1,000 Brownie points travel to Andy Lask from Alan
Wyle, and one "grundy" batman shirt walks to Ginny Scott compliments
of Bill Wolf.  Ron Cook passes an electric blanket to any anemic
junior for use in Mr. Vertullo's class.  Lockers are left to Nadine
Moffitt and Dolores Storms from Jo Ann Britney and Jim Livsey respec-
tively.
     John Cassebeer donates one pincher for pinching purposed to any
girl "Cue and Curtain" member.  Mark Canavan abandons his '57 Rambler
to Bruce Thompson, and Joe Call leaves his still unfound locker to
John Olori.  Sue Scherer is now the owner of Karen Coleman's place
before the mirror, and her job at Tor's goes to Lori Lenord.  Cheryl
Everette has Jeff Brook's aid in obtaining a 4 year supply of oil
paint and Ellen Tornoe receives Lenore Tellefsen's daily gym class.
A moment of silent meditation passes to next year's Physics students
directed by Tom Wicks.
      Linda Brann leaves her spot in Wanda's locker to anyone, while
review books (answers included) passes on Phyllis Barlow from Glenn
Brawer.  Gail Payne is now the possessor of one long neck left by
Ronnie Bayer.  The privilege of answering Betsey's phone calls is
left to Janet Pulis's sister, Audrey.  Nancy Salamone is heir to one
more year of gym from Pat Rose, also a box of good and plenty from
Wendy Quin.