Williamsburg High School - Tattler Yearbook (Williamsburg, MA)

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ranch in South Dakota, Tim Mosher, the Worm King. Just as we were about to throw him off, he held up his hand and said, Wait! You haven't used me as a prop for introducing more characters into your prophecy. So naturally we hauled him back in and pumped him for more information. We1l, said he, Steve Johnson has made a fortune incorporating gas stations all over the country under one name--Bumble. Then he continued to tell us about a few of the girls from our class. It seems that three girls have made a killing by starting a social etiquette class in New York. After much study, Dee Dee Smith, Cynthia Kellogg, and Candy Moore supplied the modern building with its most striking feature, a dining hall modeled after the Snack Bar, where young innocents are taugh the ways of the world. Bill Ames, an expert in the field, has become chief instructor of Coke drinking. Now that Tim had served his purpose, we threw him off the train, stranding him a full one-eighth mile from the station. Speaking of Cynthia reminds me of Sue Clark, shouted Chick over Tim's epithets. I think that she and Linda Beals have set up a beautv parlor in San Francisco, which is a front for a vicious gossip ring. And you remember Sue's friend, Laura Barrus. Well, she has started a professional basketball league for women. Just then I remembered some information about some other classmates of our. I heard that Ron Kievitt, aside from his regular job as clown for Ringling Bros., has been experimenting with rockets. As a matter of fact, his latest attempt, the Kievitt Klunker, missed the moon in grand style, and landed the astronaut, Dave Braman on an asteroid one mile in diameter, which he has claimed for the United States. When last heard from, he had sent out the inspiring words, 'What am I doing here? That reminds me of Dave Webb, reminisced Chick. He became an electronics expert and is now working on an electronic marvel to replace transistors--the vacuum tube. By the way, what do you think of Dan Dunlevy's expanding Corner's Grocery in Worthington to a nationwide chain' store? Oh, it's pretty good for an amateur, I yawned, but that does remind me of Pete Batura, who was also on the debating team. He came back to good old W.H.S., where I hear he is doing a tremen- dous job as debating coach. Furthermore, Cindy Lyman is now the music teacher, since Miss Healy had a nervous breakdown while pounding out Stodola Pumpa for the CCENSOREDJ straight year. Then Chick came forth with a sterling piece of information. The last I heard, he said, Donna Hurd has gone to Greenwich Village as a missionary with Mary Nietsche as her medical assistant. Finally, we came to a screeching halt before the Look Park station, and I let Chick out before I parked the train. Oh yes, he shouted, hitting the side of his head. l knew there was someone we forgot--George Wright! Have you heard anything about him? I queried. Why, of course, yelled Chick over the roar of the engine. He became a hermit in the Ever- glades where he has written two books--HOW TO DEVELOP AN OUTGOING PERSONALITY and OVER- COMINGYOUR FEAR OF CROWDS. Nick Warren and Chick Kellogg 22

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Seniors SENIORS, FRONT ROW , left to right: Frederick Hayden, Steven Johnson, Lucinda Lyman, William Ames, Susan Clark, David Braman, Kenneth Sherk, Joel Howes: SECOND ROW: Dorothy Smith, Mary Nietsche Kathleen Mollison, Cynthia Kellogg, Helen Symons, Mary Richardson, Gertrude Heath, Linda Beals, Donna Hurd, Laura Barrus, Candace Moore, THIRD ROW: David Webb, Allen Moran, Nicholas Warren, Thomas Harter, John Curtis, Bernard Beattie, FOURTH ROW: Tim Mosher, George Wright, Nicholas Howes, David Aloisi, Ralph Healy, Ronald Kievitt, Gary Moore, Charles Kellogg, Douglas Kellogg, Peter Batura. I Juniors JUNIORS, FIRST ROW, left to right: Suzanne Arel, Patricia Pavelesyk, Marjorie Sherk, Bonnie Taylor, Barbara Hinton, Betty Brooks, SECOND ROW: Neal Dewey, Brenda Donovan, Anne Hathaway, Beverley Morin, Margaret Lockwood, Linda Taylor, Betty Lou Morrey, Diane Pollen, Susan Packard, THIRD ROW: Susan Fowler, Kathleen Morin, Joanne Brooks, Andrus Burr, Gail Mougin, Frederick Graves, Kathryn Bartlett, Bonnie Alberts, Philip Merritt, FOURTH ROW: Roy Schoonover, Cecil Thomas, James Outhuse, Bruce Dufresne, Robert Haskell, Richard Thomas, James Barrus, Neal Menard, Michael Dymerski, Thomas Kuschka, Damon Cheverette, Paul Healy, Charles Mazur. 24-