Clymer Central High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Clymer, NY)

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SENIORS AT WORK AND PLAY 1- Captain Norma, 2-Senior banquet, 3-Cheerleader Jackie, 4-- Cookie, Merle and John, senior photo Fiends, 5-Phil Ruslink goes berserk, 6-Norma N. and Allan R. counting tokens after the senior party, 7-Margaret W. watches Ramona J. count some of the class funds, 8-Hail, hail, the gang's all here! 9-Ava K., Carol T. and Don L. bang out copy for the Spotlight, 10-President Jean K. calls for order, 11-Phil the hero of Almost Summer, l2+Joyce Rouse working on a division page, 13-Joyce S. helps Hiram B. dissect a rattlesnake, 14-Four little seniors all in a row, 15--Russ B. and Paul T. pause for a pic, 16-Doris F. and Beuna D., our pin-up girls, 17-The long and the short of the senior class, 18-Chemist Carol H.

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Klum, UJLLL WE, THE Senior Class of Clymer Central School, being ol' superior intellect, as is witnessed by the monthly honor roll, and being of calm and dignified behavior, as witnessed by the teachers, bequeath the following: Evelyn Groters wills her Homemaking seat to Myrtle Cady. Doris Fardink wills all her good times in second period study hall to Clara Yaiko. Russell Bemis wills his talkativeness to Donald Belknap. Beuna Dewey wills her typing ability to Charlotte Humphrey. Mona Jenkins wills her red hair to Miss Walter fto go with her temperj. Paul TenHuisen wills his quietness to Slaney Walford, who needs it at all times. Joyce Rouse wills her batting muscles to Leona Garfield. Ava King wills her long hair to Phyllis Bensink. Carol Jane Ton wills her math. papers to Dan Corski. John Kolstee wills his seat in Study Hall to Jim Thompson, when he gets kicked out of English class. Jackie Ott wills her mischievousness and trouble-making to Ardith Rhe- bergen Norma Newhouse wills her skating ability to Marvel Cheney. HCookie Lookenhouse wills his basketball shoe to Carlton King. Krena Benskers wills her alarm clock to HShorty,7 Howles to help her get to school on time. Alan Bhebergen wills his baseball milt to HNorm,' Kress. Helen Wright wills her height to HShorty Holton. Merle Holthouse wills his power to refrain from arguing in Ag. class to Merle Thompson. Carol Newhouse wills her dimples to Betty White. MPhil'7 Buslink wills the management of the basketball team to Dick Laltose. MTab Weeks wills his one-handed shots to Hiram Beckerink. Claytcn Duink wills his good bookkeeping marks to HButch Querreveld. Carol Hewes wills her seat in Chemistry to anyone who wants it. Joyce Scarem wills her seat in Biology to Marianne Smolk. fThe one next to Hflordyl' Wilkinsonj. Jean Knowles wills her Negro play names to Audrey Bensink, Don LaBose wills the heighth he doesn't have to Llewellyn Legters. Mpeg Walford wills her freedom to say what she thinks to Bernice Bayle. 20

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THE little house on the corner is all lit up this Warm April evening oi 1956. Alan Rhebergen QBergj, nervously fingers his tie While his wife, the former Carol Newhouse makes the last finishing touches around the house. Alan has just received a patent for his unever-flat tire Which he has been working on the past year at his Keystone Station. The class of 1941-6 is having a reunion. As it nears eight oiclock we see Norma Newhouse and Jackie Ott coming up the walk. Norma is especially happy tonight because she just Won the Chicago Champion Roller Derby. J aekie is happily married to Johnny Neckers. Look Whois coming nowle-Don LaRose. We hear he has taken Jack Bennyas place on the Lucky Strike program. Goodness! Look at Peg Walford and Mona Jenkins. They haven't changed much. Fulfilling Mr. Sayre's challenge in P. O. D., they now operate HThe store that wasnit successfulw at Pittsburgh. Cookie Lookenhouse and Tab Weeks are still making the baskets as Cookie is coaching at C. C. S. and Tab is with the Long Island University Basketball Team. Who's this sophisticated young miss coming up the walk? lf it isn't Doris Fardinkl She tells us she's working at the U. S. Weather Bureau, counting snow flakes. Carrying the teacher,s banner are Ava King and Jean Knowles. Ava is faculty advisor for the year-book and school paper at Oberlin high, and Jean teaches P. 0. D. at the North East School. Coming up are our two farmers, John Kolstee and Merle Holthouse. John inherited his father's farm, While Merle is now the early bird who hears Beuna yell MMilkman, Keep Those Bottles Quieti' because her family is trying to sleep. Joyce Rouse, who sent her regrets at not being able to come, is living out West, married to a California millionaire. Have a seat, professors? Paul TenHuisen, now Professor of Law at Harvard and Russell Bemis, Engineering Professor at Cornell are taking a vacation. These two young ladies are Evelyn Croters and Carol Hewes. Carol, now a nurse at the W. C. A. Hospital came along with Evelyn as she manages Gretchens Kitchen and they board together on Main Street. Our class pilot, Clayton Duink, has just arrived in his helicopter from New York City with Phil Ruslink and Helen Wright. Helen, now a Powers, Model, lives in the Waldorf-Astoria, ably managed by our business man, Phil Ruslink. fC'0ntinuerl on Page 391 22