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

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.FP :D 3,0 U2 M .D 0 EE inn hu Cb 'S F11 LZ :s NE FJ A C :i O Q r- FP cc C-'TJ U1 Ea O 'Gro 'Sm D1 4 D1 UI 9-7 ,... u-I O 1 U1 I QS 0-:P w 52 Un' Wm Q-pm CD u- v-I CD 5 M P NO C .Ph O 3 L 1 H o an ao, rt' PS P1 ,,. ro 00 0 HOA GEILO N EXNV I NO11. SENIOR PROPHECY Today, June 18, 1967, a very strange thing hoppened. l have been living for the past seven years in Juneau, Alaska, where my husband works. I was startled and pleased to tind a recent copy of the hphelps Echon in our mailbox this morn- ing. Between keeping up with our two little girls and local activities, I hadnit had much time to think ot good old P.C.S. days. it opened the paper, which had grown considerably larger, wondering if any of my old classmates were mentioned. I was pleasantly surprised. By habit, I turned lirst to the local news section. The tirst thing I saw was a picture of Mrs. William Donk tBetty Denisoni, lVlrs. Robert Burns tBeth Falkeyi, and ylrs. Donald Jelltery tAnita Butleri representing the Phelps Chapter of the .Present Homemakers of Americaf, l later found out that Bill Donk, Robert Burns, and Don Jeffery together run the biggest gas station in Qntario County. On the same page I noticed an article on Don Vvinklemann, discussing his remarkable business success and his recent retirement. iwas surprised to read that Hazel Good- man is now teaching fourth grade at P.C.S. and that Phyllis Hall is one of the head nurses at the new Phelps Hospital. lt was interesting to note that Jim Vvestfall and Jim Sherbyn have their farms and are doing very well. Bill Rockefeller, Dave Soper and Richard Van Duyne were pictured as they attended a N.Y.S. dairy- manis convention in New York, New York. The former Dottie Bremer, whois now living in Paris, was mentioned on the society page. The item said that Dottie and her French husband' were visiting Alma Morse. who is married and lives in Rochester. Armeda Edington, according to an article, is accepting a high position as a physiotherapist in the Buffalo Chitdrenis Hospital. Harvey Smith and his wife Carole are visiting Bob Upchurch and his wife, Penny. in Louisiana. Marva Knapp, now a dental hygenist, is married to a SLU. grad- uate and is living in Dallas, Texas, with her husband and three sons. Qn the front page was a very interesting article about John Gleasonis breaking the speed of light in his home-made jet. Another classmate also made headlines. David Salisbury won tirst prize in a national art contest with his abstracts and mobiles. Paul Conley rated a front page article for winning the Grand Champion- ship in Stock Car Racing. I noticed a full page of advertising by Gordon Over- slaugh now the owner of a Pontiac agency in Phelps. Qvie Rauciallis advertise- ments for his appliance store in Phelps, were very eye-catching also. in my haste to read the paper I overlooked a letter from Kathy Schafer, saying she had sent me the paper She is living in Denver, Colorado, is married, and has two children. ln her spare time she gives piano lessons. Her letter mentioned many more of my old classmates. Barb. Overstaug and Barb Netlis both are married and each has a secretarial job as well. George Bonnell is very successful as treasurer ot a large concern in Rochester. Dorothy Nayaert, now married and the mother ot two children, is a private secretary at Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester.. it was interesting to read that Muriel Nash is in New .Vlexico as a missionary. Another item stated that Dave Tanner, who keeps very busy in Texas pumping his oil wells. was visiting in Phelps. Edna Bailey and Kate Perkins are members of the married set and both live in Geneva. i was surprised to hear that Duane Hartman man- ages the biggest ritte club in New York Statet Bill Vvinburn is now general man- ager of the PSC chain of stores. Dick Webb graduated from hlohawk Valley Technical institute at the head ot his class and is, at present. president ot the Pru- dential Lile insurance Company. Another successful member ot our class is Ron- nie Roberts who is an accountant in New York City. Dick Guard and Gerald Norsen are making military service their careers. Bruce Vvheeler is happily mar- ried and living in Oaks Corners. Bob Rector is now a noted lawyer in Chicago and is said to be able to out-talk any opponent. As I read about my classmates in the paper and in Kathyis letter, l felt glad that they all have been so successful since their graduation from P.C.b. and cer- tainly hope their success continues. Anna Niarie Burnett 21

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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

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AST VVILL AND TESTAMENT Edna Bailey. will and bequeath my ability to lceep quiet to Judy Denison. George Bonnell, will and bequeath my appetite to l..eo Sfcherbyn. . Dorothy Bremer, will and bequeath my cheerleading uni orm. to IUY Est?-F d Anna Marie Burnette. will and bequeath my bookkeeping Hbllltl' to uf re ' ' lf. , Butler, will and bequeath my interest in marriage to Roberta Salisbury. Robert Burns, will and bequeath my ability to be late to English Class to anyone who can get away with it. Paul Conley, will and bequeath my ability to eat pizza to lVlr. Tewlcsbury. I Betty Denison, will and bequeath my ability to laugh at my own jolies to MISS Connolly. U H , William Donlc, will and bequeath my ability to sleep in English class to MISS C ll onno y. Armeda Edington, will and bequeath my interest in nursing to.Ann lddings. Beth Fallcey, will and bequeath my long ride on Bus 9 to Ann Lee Burns. John Gleason, will and bequeath my summer job at a girls camp to Mr. Hart- mann. Hazel Goodman, will and bequeath my ability to study in the library to Janice Craig. Richard Guard, will and bequeath my slceleton to Mr. Ward in the interest of science. Phyllis Hall, will and bequeath my interest in nursing to my sister, Sara. Duane Hartman, will and bequeath my feeling for English teachers to Gordon Wh l t . Donald rllcgfllery, will and bequeath my ability to be true to one girl to Vvally Burnett. lVlarva Knapp, will and bequeath my long eyelashes to Mr. Hartmann. Alma Morse, will and bequeath my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to Ruth Fredericlc. 9 l'lEiS IICTVC 6l'l0LIg'l'1 to go through with it Muriel Nash, will and bequeath my ambition to be a missionary to anyone who W. . Dorothy Nayaert, Barbara Nellis, wil out falling to Mis Gerald Norsen, wi Allan Wolfe for Q Barbara Qverslaug to anyone who ca Gordon Qverslaug into a tree to John Katherine Perlcins, Qvicl Randall, wilt ill and bequeath my red hair to lVlr. Hartmann. T and bequeath my ability to get oft the Greyhound Bus with- s Green. ll aind bequeath Karen, Linda, Pat, and Joyce to Rodney in a. h, will and bequeath my ability to have fun at square dances n handle it. 1, will and bequeath my ability to drive on the road, and not Willson. will and bequeath my beauty marlcs to Miss Connolly. and bequeath my beautiful car, and ability to drive slowly to Ruth lvlorse. H Robert Rector, wil- and bequeath my ability in English to lVliss Connolly. Ronald Roberts, will and bequeath my wolf techniques to Kathy Martin. William Roclcefeller, will and bequeath my safe driving habits to Wally Burnett. David Salisbury, will and bequeath my saddle shoes to lVlrs. Howard. Kathleen Schafer, will and bequeath my ability to malce anonymous phone calls early in the morning to anyone who dares. rlames Scherbyn, will and bequeath my bicycle to anyone who wants it. Harvey Smith, will and bequeath my build to Jim Van Damme. David Soper, will and bequeath my seat in band to Gary Nieslces. David Tanner, will and bequeath my good friendship with lVlr. Hartmann to everyone in school. Ruobert Upchurch, will and bequeath my niclcname Bean, to Leo Scherbyn. Richard Van Duyne, will and bequeath my ability to talce otf the study hall door Rlqliobcfcxylzlflrliglartrfiann. B ic ar e , wi and equeath my ability to pole vault to Bob Dese n. James Westfall, will and bequeath my height to Kirlc Mahoney. Y Bruce Vvheeler, will and bequeath my old shoes to our dog for chewing purposes. Xlgvllllirm Winburn, will and bequeath my Ford to lVlr. Deljrancesco. ona d Wrnklemann, will and bequeath my indifference to sarcasm to students.