Andover Central High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Andover, NY)

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 1 CONFIDENTIAL FILE ON THE CLASS OF 1961 | NAME SHE IS SHE THINKS SHE IS SHE WOULD LIKE TO BE SHE IS ALWAYS SEEN Lois talented an inventor disc jockey blushing Ellen a second Liberace Speedy Gonzales devastating trying to shut her locker Charlotte vivacious Road Runner a teacher chewing gum Sharon A devil mysterious a policewoman and heard Patsy crazy in love married reading letters Barbara B. engaged athletic happy sliding Barbara C. O. K. an individualist gay thinking Barbara P. a good singer wistful Lily Ponds humming Venecia H. popular irresistible a psychiatrist drinking Pepsi Carol E. happy a riot taxi cab driver driving Carol C. lively always right a red-head baby-sitting Pauline tiny funny taller whistling Jeanne talkative a contortionist secretary eating jelly beans Ruberta reserved The Yellow Rose of Texas a missionary with an armful of books Marjorie studious unobserved a teacher being busy Maxine short angelic a jockey sewing or cooking Nancy pretty a poet in love with, another boy Ruth cute fat stock car racer with Linda M. Linda tall sophisticated Mayor of Elm Valley pestering Virginia likeable an opera star cowboy's love Batting her eyes Karen quiet a philosopher a tight rope Walker collecting insects NAME HE IS HE THINKS HE IS HE WOULD LIKE TO BE HE IS ALWAYS SEEN Gary indescribably bad bad poet good poet everywhere Tom artistic Gene Kruppa V. LP. in the art room Manley class clown Red Skelton secret agent with his pals Hugh confused a butterfly or not to be thinking Dave tall Romeo lady-killer hanging over lockers Eddie handsome boss man President with Janis Lloyd class angel? unnoticed a millionaire where he shouldn't be Wayne quiet a man about town a bug in the halls Kenny busy important more important in the gym Gary garrulous a wow in Ecuador arguing Neil an artist unobserved Dr. Zhivago doodling Clinton nonchalant cool rich walking Lester calm dashing brilliant skating Dick shy a pool shark an orator playing pool Paul strong man a business man a bill collector observing Wally cute a charmer on Mars with Carol Lyle funny A1 Capone Soldier of Fortune telling jokes Eugene steady crooner a specialist meandering 28

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FIRST ROW: J. Burch, T. Brown, R, Clarke, A. Gayhart, M. Wright, L. Ordiway, S. Golish. SECOND ROW: R. Monroe, S. Thorpe, S. Smith, J, George, J. Rifenburg, S. Bird, D. Burdick, C. Storms, R. Waters, THIRD ROW: T, Edwards. C. Bronson, S. Burch, B. Grossman, G, Wightman. C. Cornell, K. Bostwick. FOURTH ROW: B. Vickers, J. Walters, A, Corwin, J. Appier, H. Lefever, D. Carson, A. Kelley. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: R. Doughtery, W. Monroe. J. Carr. J. Greene, J. Cook, D. Rossman, P. Glover. F. Coy, J. Bishop, D. Kemp. SECOND ROW; J. Reil, J. Woodruff. A. McAndrew, C. Peckham, J. Burger, E. Alvord, J. Clarke, L. Sootheran.C. Baker, L. Cable. FOURTH ROW; C. Caple, B. Whitesell, C. Meyn, M. McClure, J. Campbell, J. Joyce, L. Carmody, C. Miles. FIFTH ROW: R. Whitesell, M. Whiting. R. Whitesell, B. Johnson. E. Schoonover, R. Vickers. J. Hunt.