Phelps Central High School - Highlights Yearbook (Phelps, NY)

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CLASS HISTGRY 1n Septemoer, 1952, the c1ass 01' 457 composed of seventy-three members 1oo1ced eagerly and optimistica11y toward the 1our years of high schoo1. Gur freshman oiiicers were David Sa1isbury, presidentg Ronaid Roberts, vice-presidentg Armeda Edington, secretaryg Barbara Ne11is, treasurer, and Beth Fa114ey, assembiv repre- sentative. i On October 30, with the he1p of our c1ass advisors, 1V1iss Prisciiia Jones, 1V1r. 1V1i1an Krchniaif, and 1V1iss Joyce Mundy, the c1ass presented the p1ay, Sotomon Grundy and two short s14its for an assembly program. For the first money rnaicing project of our freshman year, we he1d a bake sa1e at Combis store on January 9. On 1V1arch 26, we ended our tirst year 01 high sc11oo1 with a round and square dance ca11ec1 Frosh Froiic. As Sophomores, we had two advisors who remained from our freshman year. They were: 1V1iss Priscilla Jones and 1V1r. 1V1i1an Krchniak. Vve were sorry to 1oose Miss 1V1undy, but we were very glad to we1come 1V1iss Margaret Coiamino in her p1ace. Qur tirst job as sophomores was to eiect ofiicers. The following were choosen: Beth Fa114ey, president: Dorothy Nayaert, vice-presidentg Armeda Edington, sec- retaryg George Bonne11, treasurer, and Harvey Smith, assembiy representative. With very ambitious plans for boosting our treasury, we held a sophomore dance on November 12, 1955, which proved to be a great success. The ciass presented an assembiy program on March 18, 1955, which was the 1i1e of Mr. VVi1bur K. Hartmann, adapted from the television program This 1s Your 1..i1e.H It was greatly enjoyed by a11. A second money making project was he1d May 27, 1955, which consisted of two one-act plays. The p1ays entit1ed, HThe Runaway Briden and H1V1urder in the Famiiyu ended a very success17u1 year. As juniors, we had visions of c1ass rings, the prom, and the ieeiing of being upper c1assmen. Vve were sorry to 1oose one of our advisors, 1V1iss 13risci11a Jones, who resigned 1rom P.C.S. to study in Paris. Vvith the aid of our advisors, 1V1iss Coiacino and 1V1r. Krchniak, we got right down to business and e1ected the 17o11owing otticers: George Kayne, president, VVi11iam Donic, vice-presidentg Dorothy Nayaert, secretary, George Bonne11, treas- urerg and Richard Webb, assemb1y representative. With great excitement, we ordered our c1ass rings in November and after wait- ing impatientiy, they arrived in March. On Apri1 6, we presented an assembly program made up 01 imitations of the top singers, singing the 1atest songs. The Qrient was the setting for our Junior Prom, ca11ed Qrientai Evening, held on 1V1ay 18, 1956, ending our junior year. 1n the 17a11 of 156, forty-three seniors assemb1ed to embaric on the projects that wou1d bring the dreams of New York City to rea1ity. Again we 1ost one of our advisors. Vvhen 1V1r. Krchniak resigned. we weicomed Mr. Vviibur K. Hartmann in his p1ace. We were very glad to still have 1V1iss Margaret Co1acino. The oiliicers e1ected to 1ead us through our most thri11ing years ol sc11oo1 were: Qvid Randa11, president, John Gieason, vice-president: Anita Butier, secretary: and George Bonne11, treasurer. To increase our funds for our Aprii trip, we started our money maicing projects irnmediateiy, the first of which was our magazine drive. Vve went over our goa1 of 553,000 by 321700, which broice the 'record 01 any previous c1ass. This added greatly to our treasury. Vve a1so so1d reireshments at baseba11 games. llonlinuccl on Pg. 42 19

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BRUCE MQRRINGTON WHEELER Bruce Hvariety is the spice of iifef, P-rl'E1f1Sf6l'fCd ff0II1 GCIICVH in SCl'1i0I' Year. Bowlingg Bali Committee. WILLIAM ROGER WINBURN Bill Run, run, run when noontime comesf, Monitor 2, 3, 113 Senior Play Ticket Committee 4. DQNALD LEE WINKLEMANN Don AH work and no play makes Jack. Conservation Club 2, 3: Chorus 3. 18 Senior

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Parties Q PE OROSCO ll NAME Bailey, Edna Bonnell, George Bremer, Dorothy Burnette, Ann Burns, Robert Butler, Anita Conley, Paul Denison, Betty Donk, William Edington, Armeda Falkey, Beth Gleason, John Goodman, Hazel Guard, Richard Hall, Phyllis Hartman, Duane .it-fiery, Donald Knapp, Marva Morse, Alma Nash, Muriel Nayaert, Dorothy Nellis, Barbara Norsen, Gerald Overslaugh, Barbara Overslaugh, Gordon Perkins, Katherine Randall, Ovid Rector, Robert Roberts, Ronald Rockefeller, William Salisbury, David Schafer, Kathleen Scherbyn, James Smith, Harvey Soper, David Tanner, David Upchurch, Robert VanDuyne, Richard XVebb, Richard VVestfall, James Wheeler, Bruce Winburn, William NVinklemann, Donald PET PEEVE Conceited people Tests with long essay Ques- tions People who don't like pizza People who say I told you SOD Women drivers Cheerlearders quarrels People who whisper Conceited people English IV teachers who give full period lect- ures People who don't act their age Elvis Presley lovers Mice English Class Certain boy's haircuts ' People who don't act their age An inexperienced gun-nut Miss Connolly Being called Marva Ann People who can't take a hint Nosy people Conceited people S'1ob'eish people People who mess up mv hair Mr. DeFrancesco Ge01'Se Mr. Tewksbury Miss Connollyls jokes Slow drivers Two timing girls Shy girls Miss Connolly Tall girls Hillbilly music Brooms Distance between Phelps and Fredonia People who Know it all Mr. Hartmann My sister General Motors cars Miss Connolly's jokes English He has none Fords Conformists WEAKNESS NOTED FOR AMBITION Sailors and bank tellers Quietness To get maffled food Acquiring and spending To be a success money A certain college guy My giggle To 80 to EU110Pe Pizza Slendernesa T0 S0 to Europe Beth Eating To join the Navy and see the world Don Diamond To marry Tiny and have teeney ' weenies Pizza Flirting with senior To drive a stock car girl-s Bill Taking trips up Mary St. To be Mrs. Donk Bettv Hot Pontiacs To join the Navy and marry Betty Food and funny jokes Being able to wear my To be a therapeutic physhothersplst sisters' clothes Robert Pajama parties To marry Robert Sleeping Moaning To be a pilot Talklflg Giving wrong assign- To be a teacher ments Joan g Quietness To own a new Lincoln Shoppmg Being quiet To be a nurse Rlfles Buying rifles To own lots of rifles Ann Being called Tiny To grow and to marry Ann S' L- U' Talking To be a nurse Weekends History notes To own a Jaguar Don Being late for monitor To be a missionary . duty Sallors Red hair To be a private secretary -IQPU Personality To be a private secretary Girls who cry A DA haircut To go with just one girl Shortnegs To be a private secretary Girls around the country Girls and new Pontiac T0 be 21 C3I' dealer A girl named Ruth Women Girls who are not shy Bowling Cadillacs College men Work Carole White Almost anything Pretty girls calling David Penny Sandy Girls from out of town Hunting NVomen Joanne Sleeping till noon Dancing Shyness Saying iight thing at the wrong time Coin collection Having money To marry a multi-millionaire To be ambitious Run a half mile in two minutes To travel To own a hot car Chauffering my sister-s To catch the faculty on a Saturday n 0' Silly moods Bicycle Trips to Fredonia Quietness Being places on time My kindness Bashfulness Adjustable seat Plymouth Not much of anything Late hours My hot bicycle ight To be a psychiatrist To play To find a worthwhile occupation To go to college To join the Navy To go to college To learn to dance To teach English IV To he a farmer To further my career i11 the Army To get through the Army To own a Mercedes 300 SL