Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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Favorite Expression Destination Types How They Got Through Joking ...................... Smiling ..................... Turned sideways............. Sitting with babes ......... Wheeled .................... Sliding..................... Breeze blew her............. Taking his time ............ Living and loving it ....... Typed her way................ Pegged ..................... Reading True Confession SI inked.................... Her vocabulary ............. Under a watchful eye........ Skidded .................... Laughed a little—loved a little Studied .................... Using big words............. Arguing..................... Wing and prayer............. Only coming half a day...... Going to Schenectady......... Skating .................... Working .................... He's wondering too.......... Persuasion ................. Having a good Polish name . . Wearing pink shirts......... Going out nights............ Being pleasant ............. With Georgia on her mind . . . Crossed his fingers......... Doodled .................... Pinching girls.............. They pushed him through...... On stilts................... Chewing gum................. You tell us!................. In good shape............... Leaving early for college... Puffed ...................... Prayed ..................... God was on his side......... Being one swell girl......... The teachers' backs were turned . Lose your head, kid?.............. . Your kidding...................... If my mother knew that.............. . Watch that........................ Will you look at those legs......... Where's Charlie?.................... Honest to Pete...................... Never fear while Coates is here..... Baby dolls!......................... Yeah! .............................. You dog! ........................... Coax me! ........................... Hi hon! ............................ How assinine!....................... I'm only joking..................... Howdy rowdy!........................ Forget it babe ..................... Oh! I didn't know that.............. I betcha I can beat you............. Be patient ......................... Listen, who's driving this car...... Yeah?............................... Oh come on, John!................... Beats me! .......................... Oh, Joy ............................ God, Jake! ......................... That's for the birds................ Hey Gloria! ........................ I approve .......................... Good Heavens........................ Gee whiz! .......................... I don't............................. Yes siree girl...................... Well, Mr. Hays says ................ I tried ............................ And there I stood................... Jeepers ............................ Hot petuti.......................... No kidding!......................... For Pete's sake! ................... Don't be bitter..................... You ain't lying .................... What?............................... Where's Trudy?...................... Becurs! ............................ Hey! ............................... ............. Hampton Hills ...............Brothers Inc. ..........Newberry Nunnery ...................Broadway .............. White House ............ Yankee Stadium .....................Avalon ................U. S. M. C. ....................The hill ................. Any bank ................. Ask him ........................Moon ............It's a top secret ......South of the Border .............The storage ......... Goshen Morgue .........The West Coast ...............The church ...... As far as he can get St. Mary's Fondling Home .............. The Waves .............. Moo Haven ............ Cozy Corners .... Happy Hudson Valley ............Harchut's Farm .......Mocking Bird Hill ............. Vet College Home is where the heart is ..............Waiting room ......... The Blue Room .........Steamboats Lodge .........The Solid South Warren's Printing Pavillion ...........Soon's Orchard .............Fair Grounds ..................The altar ............... West Point ......... Bradley's Corners ....... Greenwich Village ..........Modeling school .................Bug house ......... Montgomery St. .................. One way ......... Bates Gates .......Mandy's Madhouse .....Making moonshine 21 s t

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Name Favorite Pastime Ambition Needs Most Ronald Bally............ Backseat loving ................. Camille Barbuti ........ Being pleasant .................. Joan Bende.............. Studying chem.................... William Boley........... Putting on an act ............... Alphonse Bonauto........ Seeing People ................... Hazel Brola............. Playing the field................ Lois Tice............... Moonlight skating ............... Philip Coates........... Pleasing women .................. Jo Anne Werner.......... I-ooking out of windows.......... Lorraine Helhoski . . . Dancing at Spruce Lodge........ Philip Suresky.......... Being Joe College ... Constance Decker........ Making noise..................... Leota Makucn............ Walking with Ed.................. Dorris Brown............ Getting mad at Alphonse........ Robert McGarry.......... Flirting ........................ Stanley Liseski ........ Scaring pedestrians.............. Charles Maly............ Joking........................... Shirley Clauson ........ Seeing Mr. Bowman................ Arthur Soons............. Driving 80 around a 90° corner . . Sarah Harkema........... Breathing ..................... Lorraine Minkus......... Dancing ........................ Wesley Smith ........... Testing milk .................... Dorothy Smith .......... Pestering boys.................. Margery Deegan.......... Padoodaling .................... Betty Love ............. Going to parties................ Ronald Kinsella......... Taking it straight.............. Jack Callahan........... Driving the station wagon........ Marion Myruski ......... Being quiet..................... Edward Hernandez . . . Loving it up.................... Margaret Cathro......... Parking......................... Mary Martin............ Going to Middletown.............. Barbara Briski........... Writing letters............. Frank Warren............ Necking ........................ Frances Phillips........ Climbing mountains ............ Ernest Creeden ......... Eating ........................ Jack Robertson.......... Courting Dot..................... Marjorie Mulhair........ Kidding with Wesley............. Marion Lippert ......... Laughing........................ Jack Fraser.............Throwing the bull................. Bert-Mary Coon .... Talking French....................... John Mayo............... Driving the Cadillac . . ........ Frank Grippe............Eleanor.......................... James Jones............ Keeping the class notes . . Tony Monastra........... Being with Trudy................. Joan-Marie Mandato .... Soda room ........................ Richard Molnar ... Taking out gals ...................... Find a chauffeur.......... Nurse .................... 2nd Florence Nightengale . Succeed John Barrymore . . Get up in the world ...... Make a hit................ Lead a full life.......... Go steady................. To settle down............ Top secretary ............ See the world............. Bring Ronnie around....... Be Mrs. H................. Succeed Mrs. St. George . . Compete with Artie Shaw . Live to be 100............ Light-heavyweight champ . Housewife................. Be chief fruit in his orchard Pass English.............. Be the Belle of the Ball Get an affirmative answer . . Stick to one guy.......... Live on Popular St........ Hit all colleges.......... Go on the wagon........... Vet....................... Belle of Durlandvillc ... Raise a family............ Learn to be a lady........ Get out of New Hampton . To keep in touch.......... Be the perfect lover ..... Find the perfect specimen . Hasn’t any................ Civil engineer............ Take care of children . . . Keep Jack................. Making the Big Time Jane Wyman’s understudy . Dodge the draft........... Shop teacher.............. Live the life of Riley . . . Get away from the Pizzeria See through people........ Sail the high seas........ . . . An automatic pilot ................Training ............... A candle ................... Time ................. Ladder ...........Good pitcher ............ An airplane .......Tlie right female .......... A sedative . . . Nice looking boss ...................Globe .................. Money .........Two dollars Frank Costello’s backing .................. Harem The fountain of youth ....... Golden gloves ............... Endurance ............. Race track .......Some good grades ....... Golden slippers ................ Patience . Someone domineering ........... His consent ............. Invitations ............... Incentive ....... Dumb animals . The D. A. C.’s consent ................... Leota ....... Private school ...............Bus ticket ....... Walkie Talkie ......... Private room . More of a selection .................A tonic .................. Talent ...........Baseball bat ................ A leash ............. Connections ...............Not much .....................Luck ....... Library books .......2 million dollars . Underground tunnel X-ray machine .......One steady gal 20

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A Letter From A Foxhole APO 842: MAGNATRONOVGRAD USSRFD: A last desperate puff on a stale cigarette seemed to give a slight memory of home. Two hundred yards ahead of me was the forest which hid the invisible enemy. I wanted to get up and run but realized that if I did, a rain of bullets would be fired until one of the deadly missiles found its mark. No, I had too much to live for back home to allow myself to be killed. I just had to live. I felt something around my feet and without looking down, I fumbled to find it. My wallet .... there was Mother and Dad. Now She was there .... I wonder if 1 11 ever see her again! I flipped to my graduation class photo; seemed only yesterday that we talked about the future. What had the future been for us? Charles Mauler Mol Maly, the battling light-heavyweight champ of the world, is temporarily retired from the ring. Being a patriotic lad, he joined the U.S. Navy and is now fighting for much bigger stakes. Then there's Jack Robertson next to Chas. He was given a medical discharge and established his own civil engineering business. His last job was to survey the North Woods. He has not been seen for four years, jack Fraser upset prior dope and fooled his classmates by marrying an oil heiress. He is now considered quite wealthy and owns one of the fanciest ''small” houses in Painted Pony, Oklahoma. Still standing together, only this time in the bonds of matrimony, arc Leota Makuen and Ed Hernandez. They now have three offspring and are successful in the banking business out West. Among the society girls is Betty Love. She married a Princeton man, divorced him two years later, and is now reported seen with an actor from Hollywood. A bullet passing inches from me every few moments made me realize that amidst the still, cool palms, death lurks for a victim. My mind thought of others, such as John Mayo. He moved to a western town and has surpassed his father and became a U.S. Marshal. John is now known as Lanky John, gun-totin' lawman.” His former Colgate College companion, Phil Sure sky, is now president of the Chrysler Corporation. Among the Strong men of the class is fames Jones. Jim went on with his Sunday School record and became a minister of the Campbell Hall Presbyterian Church. My muscles were tightening up and I felt like stretching. Without thinking, I moved. Suddenly, I felt a sharp pain in my shoulder and everything went black. How are you feeling? Do you feel weak?” Everything seemed hazy. Slowly my mind was clearing, and I could see the shape of a girl in white. Why it’s Joan Bende! What are you doing here?” Why, I’m assigned to be your special nurse. As she spoke, another woman entered the room. Suddenly I realized it was foan Marie Mandato. She spoke with the intelligence of many years of study in the medical field. As my doctor, she advised me to take a 45-day leave at home. Time passed quickly and within a short time I was home. As I stepped off the train into Goshen's station, I stopped with amazement. I stood there concentrating on the printing in huge letters. Bill Boley starring in North Atlantic!!” This pleased me very much for we all knew that Bill had the ability to be a success as a musical actor. A blare of trumpets and the cheers of a crowd announced the excitement of a parade. As I stepped out of the station to catch a glimpse of the procession, I saw that Alphonse Bonauto, the youngest democratic mayor of Goshen, was giving his usual pre-parade speech. At his side was Phil Coates, a marine sergeant. I walked closer into the crowd and tapped a fellow on the shoulder to ask of the deed that Tex” had done. Why, frank Grippe, how are you? Hi, Bob. How long have you been home?” I just arrived on the last train. Say, what are you doing these days?” Well, I gave up the industrial arts program and became a farmer.” Hey, Frank, what did Phil do that was so great? Oh, it seems he cleaned out a stronghold cf the enemy single-handed, when all the rest of his tank 22