Skaneateles High School - Comet Yearbook (Skaneateles, NY)

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I, John T1ffany leave my blush to Jack Thorne who IS always composed I, Ann Van Order leave my room at home to my srster Sue, who IS next ll'l line l, Bonnte Wtnerth leave the car to any ,Tumor who dares to adventure w1th lt I, Jack Welnhauer leave my love of automobtles to anyone who w1ll be as fatthful to them as Iwas I, Dtane Wtggms leave my long black ha1r to Pam N1chols I, John Wxthey leave my typmg abiltty to anyone who wants to I, Jack Yurco leave my Dance Band baton to D1ck Reutttnger WHO WOULD HAVE GUESSED7 June 24 1967 The 1967 social season was ushered tn last mght as the class of 57 held thelr fn-st reumon smce their graduat1on The gala event was held 1n the ultra new mghtclub La Grande Matson deSlgTl6d by the lead1ng arch1tects of the day B111 Brgsby and Jim Bmnett Mary Susan Keebler des1gned the 1nter1or The club lS owned and operated by the mternattonally famous Host 8a Hostess w1th the Mos test Joe 84 Gracta Kozlok who presxded over the fSSIlV1lleS 1n the same grac1ous mam1er as they d1d for the1r classmates ten years ago The trad1t1ona11y excellent Kozrol Cuisme IS now under the d1rect1on of Carol Pardee The food and drmk was never better Stat1oned at the front door to check crashers were henchman Sam Dove and Chief of Pohce Terry Belko 'I'he floor show was headed by the leadlng entertatners of the day Jack Yurco leader of the nat1on s top dance band furrushed the muslcal background Dana Mltchell, 1dol of the bobby sox set sang a medley from lus hit records .T udy Herr1ck gave one of her highly dramat1c monologues Followtng her trnunph at Carnegle Hall, Joyce Kttts held her 3LId1H1C6 captlve as she performed Warsaw Concerto w1th her left hand and Kltten on the Keys' w1th her rtght M1ke G1owack1 and h1s Jazz combo entertamed unt1l the wee hours of the mormng, All the celebrmes were not on the stage, however Governor Marshalllal Larrabee save the OP'-2111118 address and annotmced that he 13 throwmg h1s hat lllIO the pres1dent1a1 rmg on the 31111 heckhng ucket The party was organized as a desperatlon measure durmg Semor Class meetxngs If he IS elected he w1ll appomt Paul Frendak as Secretary of Agnculture. Jack Wemhauer pres1dent of General Motors arrlved lt was dr1ven by h1s chauffeur John Becker who held a simxlar post durmg noon hours several years ago Eleanor Belknap who dtctates what mllady w1ll wear flew tn from Paris a.nd announced that Hems w1ll be up necklmes down and W3lSI1ll'leS obsolete lllustrating her pomt was the leadlng fash1on model Rosella Sequm. Mrss Seqtun was the h1t of the evetung. Another fashxon stand out was Joyce Marsden ll'l her matchmg green sktrt sweater shoes and hat Even her ha1r was tmted a stnklng mtnt Juhp green Lucy E1SGl'1bel'g spent the evenmg table hoppmg, renewlng old acquamtances Marjorte Burrell announced her engagement to one of the Snnth Brothers Now she w1ll never rum out of coughdrops Ell1s Grapotte set up her dental eqtupment 1n a far corner of the room and gave free check ups to all John Ttffany he1r to the Jewelry store of the same name, entered w1th a former classmate on each arm. Some thmgs never change, do they? Onlus r1ght was Sherrle Kersten Mlss DIXIE of 67 On h1s left was Marcra Byrne recently named one of the country s ten best dressed women D1a.ne Wtggms was unable to attend as she was tn darkest Africa orgamzmg a modern hosprtal system. Also promment were several members from the world of sports Lmda Nee was honored as the Woman Athlete of the Year by SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Makmg the presentatton was Bob Ray ed1tor of the magaztne. Bullet Bill Rtelly rec1p1ent of every basketball honor known to mank1nd dnbbled tn late m the evening. Mr Rtelly lS respons1ble for the new relaxed style m sports modeled after h1s own pattern of movement Also in attendance were .Tohn Wtthey ex All Amertcan back and Doug Dean, top scorer among small colleges Ron Coleman d1scussed tus plans for a nat1ona1 phystcal fnness program. J atmfer Rlchards and Alan S1mpson successors to the Arthur Murrays demonstrated the latest dance craze the S1mpson Sloop whlch may brmg back the dance marathons of the twent1es One of the most sought after guests was the brtlhant yotmg lawyer Bob Hanlon Mr Hanlon IS best known for h1s acqtuttal of pubhc enemy number on F1ngers Farley I-Ie always could talk fast It was most heart warmlng to see the world s three leadmg authormes on dlsctpltnary problems Norma Gregory .Tulle Clark and Ann Van Order Thetr success IS based on personal expertences 1n h1gh school when they were on the other end of the rope Cont d on page '78 19 . ' . I , . . . v . . ,, ,, . . . , . . ' . - . , . . . , . Q . . , . . I . . . . - . ,, . ,, . . . ' . . .M . - ,, . . . . . . . . . . . . , ' . . l . . - v . . . . . . . ,, .- . ,, . . . . . . ' . in his latest automotive creation which is so powerful that it requires a stand-by crew of six to control it. , . ' , . . - . . . . . ,, I I D . . . . ,, . . . 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L L L L L L L L L L OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Eleanor Abrams leave my front seat ll'l classes to anyone whose name begms w1tl1 A. V1rg1rua Arthur leave my seat lll Amerlcan I-l1story to any fellow Amertcan, Barbara Baker leave my ab1lity to understand teachers to Marg1e Kehoe John Becker leave my noon I8X1 serv1ce to any Juruor boy who dr1ves to IUIICLL Eleanor Belknap leave my barn for stormg papers to next years Semors Terry Belko leave my after school Job to Ronme McKendr1ck to keep h1m out of trouble John BenJam1n leave my regents answers to my s1ster Martha J 1m Bennett leave my ab1l1ty to stand up for what I belleve to Bob Greck who already has a good start B111 Blgsby leave my smart lookmg wardrobe to Dave Rosser to add to h1s own Sh1rley Buff leave my pep and enthustasm as head cheerleader to Ann German. Majone Burrell, leave my acung ab1l1ty to next year s Semor Play lead Marc1a Byrne, leave my drag w1th Mr Yates to Barb Osborne who already has a good start L1nda Carson leave my long legs to Judy Buff J uhe Clark leave my ab1l1ty to get the fam11y car to Janet Bertlmg Patty Clark leave my prep school weekends to Holly Russell. J 1m Clark, leave my Marcellus contacts to any J un1or Boy who lS 100k1I'lg elsewhere Ronme Coleman leave my athlenc bu1ld to Tom Buff Doug Dean leave my qtuet manner to Tom Garbo who needs ll when he ts in study hall. Sam Dove, leave my ab1lity to arrrve at school early to Judy Dudman who shouldn t need ll Lucy E1senburg, leave my 5 10 to Hazel Cross who could use a few extra mches Hannelore Evers leave my ab1l1ty to make fnends eas1ly to next years AFS student Paul Frendak, leave to Paul Hornung, my ab1l1ty to speak only when spoken to Mtke Glowak1 leave my ablhty to crack up new cars to B111 Smart. Ell1s Grapotte, leave my ab1l.ity to get mto trouble and not get detenuon to my sister Betsy Norma Gregory leave my athletic ab1hty to my s1ster Martha to add to her own, Bob Hanlon leave my luck putter to my brother Fran to use on the 9th hole. B111 Jones leave my hunung and flSl'lll'lg gear to Ted Lapham, an ardent lover of the outdoors D1ana Jordan, leave my head malorette s wlustle to Karen Close Mary Keebler leave my ab1l1ty to be on t1me to Joan Hardy Sherrxe Kersten leave my abihty to get into trouble to my brother B111 who already has a good start Joyce Kttts leave my blond ha1r and blue eyes to Sharon Kent Joe Kozlol, leave my home to the Juniors for next year's blasts Gary Kuhns leave my snozzy sports Jackets to B111 Lapham, to add to h1s own wardrobe Marshall Larrabee, leave my gavel to next year s Student Councrl Pres1dent. Joyce Marsden, leave my eff1c1ency to Heather Philhps who sometimes forgets Dana M1tchell, leave my bass vo1ce to Ronny Mame to stra1ghten out h1s flats L1nda Nee leave my golfxng tips to Call1e Carson Carol Pardee, leave my bandage supply to any future chermstry studatts who needs tt as much as I d1d Mary Perk1ns leave my bango uke and folk songs to Jack Hyatt who w11l do Jusuce to both Bob Ray leave my French translauons to anyone who can decipher them. Grac1a Re1l.ley leave my chem1stry seat to J aruce Btshop Ihope your feet come closer to the floor than mme d1d J enxufer R1chards leave my soft vo1ce to Sally Rosser B111 Rxelly leave my French accent to Judy Dudman, Sue Robmson, leave a g1a.nt stze box of Kleenex to Sue Rich V1rguua Schramm, leave my nmely humor to my s1ster Jean Rosella Sequm, leave my abil1ty to r1de my run away horse Dmah to Hannah Avery Kay Shepard leave my happy go lucky school days to my cousin Ellen Kuhl, who has two more years to Ton S111, leave Sue Dando one more happy year of high school. Idon t leave Sue to anyone. Alan Simpson, leave my bn-d egg collection to all the Junior birds Bob Sptizer leave my baby blue bomb to anyone who dares to dr1ve ll Jean Tallcott leave my Elv1s Presley oollecuon to Beatrice Murdock so she won t wear out her own L I . . . L . ' ' . L . ' ' . L ' U - ,, . . . . ' L . . , - . D . ' L ' . ' L . . . . . , , 1 I L ' ' . . L ' . . L , - L . , . . . L ' . . . L . . , . . L ' s H I ' . L ' . . . . . L ' ' . L . .' . . L . . . . i L . ' ' ' ' . L . I, Judy Herrick, leave my short hair to Elizabeth Knauth. L . . . . . ' L . . , . i L , . . . . L . . . . ' . L I . . . I L , . . L . . . . . . L . ' . . D L . . . . I' . , , ,, ,, . . . . L , . L . . ' . . . ' L ' ' , L . . h . I L . . . . . . L . . . , . ' i In l ' ' 1 go. L ' ' L ' - L ' ,, ,, . . .

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