Skaneateles High School - Comet Yearbook (Skaneateles, NY)

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BY LINE Char Brenda Amerman Andy Brenda Avery Dave an Jerry Cha rl1e Mona Cathy Dudley Casey Doug Haze Susre Grnny Ma ry Ray Holly Debby u Nan Clan George Seward Sue Frezre Garbage Bucky Greckle Marcra Norm Kathy Joan Mole SENIOR HIGHLIGHT CROWNING GLORY smrle cornet Blue Bomb wavy hatr phllosophy sheath dresses danclng abrlxty good nature complexlon cheery d1.spos1t1on southern accent sense of humor cheerleadmg brush cut Comet blonde harr Lakeshore Prom Queen Norwegran looks 1nd1v1dualrty bra1ns erev ready laugh French horn drmples square dancmg abrllty w1t knowledge of hrstory rel1ab111ty hearty laugh football captarn grft of gab quretness pol1teness pleaslng manner neatness football shoulders WEA KNESS boys 21881139 Auburn Colomal Theater that phllosophrcal 1ne sunshme out of a bottle Lyr1c Clrcus actresses does he have one Lyrrc Crrcus actress blushrng dlsagreerng wlsecracks talkrng Talbot s out of town boys clothes partres bemg late school short memory Latrn Harvard pettrcoats lookrng lrke George lookmg l1ke Clarr makrng werrd nolses hrstory clarmet bemg a wrse guy football match mak1ng late secretarral work Dutch Krtchen boys readmg nrckname 22 CAN YOU IMAGINEV alone rn a blg crty drsagreeable 6 feet tall losmg her temper wlrhout an answer on a chlcken farm heavy werght champron dat1ng wrthout her b1g Oh unhappy duvrng to school speechless wlthout somethrng to sa grrl crazy not flrrtrng bemg sloppy bemg alone berng a telephone operator shoutrng belng bashful knowmg nothmg not laughrng gettrng detentron on a safar1 Elvrs Presley s understudy fllrtlng fa1l1ng hrstory angry on a pogo Sl1Ck stayrng at home havrng perfect school attendance not being pollte getung a detentron unfrlendly Wlfh a poodle cut on a blCyCl6 burlt for two SHOULD BE marrrage counselor seamstress mountarn clunber seen more on the World Court model for Vogue on Broadway reured busmessman Rockette dancer on Hrt Parade member of a debatmg team Dean Marun s partner IH bed at 9 p m fOIC1gI1 correspondent frrst woman presldent Breck model marrred Kmg Saud s 49th w1fe around more frlghtfully rrpprng actress successful muzzled snake charmer a good husband daung more often shorter hlstory teacher TV announcer Jalled on Sputmk No 3 d1sc Jockey a pr1vate secretary homemaker spanked stewardess crowned 1' J . . ,, ,, Bob ' ' ' I d '

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car ds among students I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBE R Through my experience in America I've found that most things are the same whether one is in the United States or in Japan. However, I found here some things unfamiliar to me. These are the senior projects such as the paper drives, the rummage sale and bake sales. lhave discovered that American People are very friendly, especially to strangers. American social activities are many and they include the Stranger. American openness is something very good. I am surprised at the sharing of marks and the showing of report All my wonderful experience the lovely times with friends the beautiful scenery as well as the nice friendly PGOPIQ will be out of my sight falthough Iam hoping thatl can come back agamj but NOT out of my mind 'K I CI '7-.SA YUNARA Eiko Tateishi exchange from E L Sapporo Hokkaido Japan ,L AFS EXCHANGE When I boarded the boat in Montreal June 21 1957 and left for England I began an exciting and memorable summer starting with eleven enjoyable days on the Atlantic Ocean. A new experience faced me in Rot terdam I found myself in a city where Icould not read signs or under stand the language I shall always remember the excitement of the thirteen American teenagers myself included when we met ourEng11shfam1l1es attheAmeri London is a huge city with many magnificient old buildings The Engl 1sh hold fast to their ancient traditions Among these IS a colorful pageant of the changing of the guards at Buckingham Palace. VISIIIHQ old castles and attending teenage Jazz clubs on Saturday night made a dramatic con trast I enjoyed going to the Houses of Parliament where l saw Winston Churchill. There are many things that one does not soon forget like the afternoon tea at 5 o clock the green of the countryside the differences in words such as chemist for druggist sweets shop for candy store and lorry for truck But the thing that I will remember the longest is the kind and friendly way the English people always treated me and the thrill of being part of a group that was carrying friendliness abroad Wm Jack Thorne exchange to Ilford England. Q L . . .I 5 . - . . 7 can Embassy in London.

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BYLINE Paulle .lack Phyl Sherrle IZ Peggy Frank Va Horse Rog Barb Harold Pete loam Madeline R1Ch1S Ron Dave Claudra Steve Fred Iaye Myrt Sandy 111 Smltty C11 Webb oe Jack W1ll1e Elko Waffnersky Ken Drck SENIOR HIGHLIGHT CROWNING GLORY Cuteness faclal expressrons prano ab1l1ty frgure long harr gentleness muslcal ab111ty easy gomg manner wrnmng ways mustache curly halr petrteness leadershrp d1spos1t1on cheer fulness frlendlmess athletlc ab1l1ty reserved manner subtleness actrng ab1l1ty self confrdence smcerrty drmples strawberry blonde hau sweet manner slyness helpfulness reserved manner red harr frrendly manner Semor Class Presldent dependabrhty smlle dreamy eyes easy gorng nature polrteness WEA KNESS never on trme tellrng Jokes Shorthand Il mascul1ne gender bemg dramatrc hlstory Iamesv1lle Dewrtt center homework Jabberrng females huntmg gomg steady managrng sports red convertrble wltty remarks accordron clownrng temper f1sh1ng drama class grrls busrness classes late hours college boys you know who tall tales workxng has he got one? work freckles Europe babysrttrng Japan red and black cars motorcycles makmg salads 23 CAN YOU IMA GINE9 early bemg studxous not sm1l1ng havrng a great dane w1th a brush cut bemg srlly gorng steady berng a college professor unfrrendly not crackmg hrs knuckles wrthout grrls bemg norsy losrng hrs temper w1t.h a goatee bemg serrous bemg loud wrth horn nmmed glasses at a dance w1th an rnferlorlty complex bemg blue as a garbage collector as a hon tamer wrthout a smlle as a lady wrestler 1n a rage ln a clown s su1t be1ng a fallure as a log roller 100 years old loose rn the Pentagon rrdmg on a merry go round havrng low marks busmess classes wrth long hau safe drrver of the month at an opera as a wrndow washer SHOULD BE tamed sports broadcaster Lrberace s understudy artlst model art1st good w1ll ambassador band leader less talkatrve study hall a WAC locked up sa1lor career woman rn pol1t1cs presrdent of the U successful heard from more often fust lady to reach Mars hooked less talkatlve a good wrfe for someone kept home a lawyer Jet prlot successful homemaker happlly marrred more llke hrs name hooked remembered forest ranger Secretary of Agnculture po11t1c1an Presrdent of the Babysrtters Unron a Forergn Ambassador stock car dnver a Big Wheel gomg places L. . . . . . Ed - . . . in 1 . . . . , B- ,, ,, . , . . . .f . I . . . . . . . . . in .