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

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Klass History In September of '57 seventy-five members of the present senior class started the long awaited journey toward graduation. Our Freshman officers were William Milliman, president, Sharon Wilber, vice- presidentg Anne Rockefeller, secretary, and Joan Ulmer, treasurer. Class advisors were Miss Donna De Seyn, Mr. Louis Bruno, and Mr. Arlon Wilber, On March lst the class held a Record Hop, which proved very successful. The Sophomore year began with seventy-one members in the class. The advisors were the same. Sophomore class officers were: David Robinson, presidentg Shirley Verdehem, vice-president, Anne Rockefeller, secretary, and Katherine Partridge, treasurer. The class activities for the year included a bake sale and on January 23rd a Hillbilly Hoedown dance The Junior year started with seventy-two members and the following officers elected: Orville Van Duser, president, Sharon Wilber, vice-president, Katherine Partridge, secretary, and Joan Ulmer, treas- urer, The advisors were Mr. Louis Bruno and Mr. Arlon Wilber. Miss De Seyn, a former advisor, was no longer a member of the faculty. A new advisor, Mrs. Shelley Symonds, was chosen. Our first business of the year was to select our Junior class rings. These were delivered in March. In January a Beatnik Dance was held by the class. On May 27, the class held its prom, Le Soir a Paris. This ended the activities of our Junior year. Finally the senior year came. There were fifty-four members in the class. The following officers were elected: Lee Kelsey, presidentg Glen Wilkes, vice-president, Sharon Wheadon, secretary, and Joan Ulmer, treasurer. There was a change of advisors for the final year. Mrs. Shelley Symonds and Mr. Louis Bruno, our former advisors, were no longer members of our faculty. A new advisor, Mrs. Chrissie Nagel, was chosen and Mr. Arlon Wilber continued in the same capacity. As a boost to the treasury the magazine drive began. During the year refreshments were sold at the basketball games. Two roller skating parties were held, and they provided fun for young and old alike. On November 10, the class presented a three-act comedy, The Little Dog Laughed. On December 22, the annual Senior Ball was held. This event proved quite successful for all who attended. Now as the four years of high school draw to a close, the Class realizes how important the years have been and how it has benefited by the wise counsel and patience of the advisors. 611155 Song Oh, we 'll be loyal ever And when we get through high school, To the class of '61. To our class we 'll 'ere be true. For we have memories Oh, we will aim so high. Of sports and fun We'll reach the sky Of work well done. For g00d Old '51- FLOWER: White rose COLORS: Green and White

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SS ' emorg gf 'dhomas ' cctor Think of him faring 011, 33 deaf In the love of There as the love of Here: Think of him still as the same, I say : He is not dead--he is just away! J, W. Riley 'Twasn't really so long ago, That fateful- summer 's dayg 'Tis only half a year or so Since our friend, Tom, passed away. Though much has happened in this short time, -- Forget Tom we never will. Our class has reached the end of its climb, And Tom is certainly with us still. C . Curtis

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S514 271' Stat! tics NAME Adsitt, Betty Andersen, Laurence Bankert, Robert Banwell, Steven Brege, Karen Chase, Karen Combs, Nancy Conklin, Charles Conner, Carol Crouch, Nancy Curtis, Cynthia Day, Arthur Davis, William DeLooze, Jerald DeWind, Janet Dyke, Scott Facer, Robert Forbes, Bonita Goodman, Roland Hall, Marion Hammond, Virginia Hart, Bernard Hart, Rita Hartnagel, Sandra f PET PEEVES Mr. Ninestine 's multiple choice questions Pesky foreign cars Girls in leotards Yankee Fans Long history assignments The distance between Geneva and Grand Island Nosy People Beer Conceited people Short Skirts Not having enough time People without whitewalls Term papers Term papers People who take credit for other peoples work Girls' cliques Over agressive women People who think they know it all Teachers who give pop quizzes People who worry about marks People who don 't try Cool Cats Runarounds Prejudiced people FAVORITE EXPRESSION What 's wrong with my answer? How about that! I'll be there Wait till next year Oh rats! Ooooh! What are you kids laugh ing at now? I'll do the thinking around here! That's rare Good morning Really? Don 't sweat it! I'll buy that! Why'?? Shucks! Retch You rang? So what! I kill for less than that Oh Shoot! Not Really! Well I can 't help that! I'll never tell! I'm hungry NOTED FOR Disagreeing with Mr. Sweeney in Law class Driving a blue scooter Height Picking the wrong team Quietness Smiling Laughing Quitting sports Talking Showing sheep and cattle Being at the head of the lunch line Riding in a white Ford My Willys Answering in English class Friendly smile White Lark Arguments Diamond Talking in Miss Connolly's English class Dimples Quietness Conversations with girls on doorsteps Being tiny Eating in History class WEAKNESS A Unable to say no Motorcycles Girls shorter than I Detroit Tigers Clothes Ken Clothes Barb, Dolly, Caro1,. . Talking W. B. G. 2nd Charlie A certain girl in Geneva Beautiful cars Girls Horses and their riders Caskets 1950 Chevy Carly Karen Talking Men Weekend parties Brown eyes A Cornellian AMBITION To be a housewife To become an- electrical technician To be a machinest To be a baseball Executive To be a teacher To be a good wife To be a secretary To go into the Navy To be a teacher To attend a Baptist Bible School To be a recreational director To own a good car To be a mechanical engineer To be an engineer in the Air Force To be a commercial arts teacher To be an English teacher To be a millionaire To be an Overslaugh To go to business school To be a nurse To be a housewife To have a Naval career To grow taller To be Gary's wife l ..,-.-,J - A 1 'A1g,-...Q