Angelica Central School - Echo Yearbook (Angelica, NY)

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As long as Hoxxald had put one of h1s tdXlS at mx SBIXICG I decmed to rexlslt the natlon s Capltol xx here the semols had so much fun 90 xears ago In the Senate Senator Harold C11ss xx as maklng a speech I xx asn t Sl11D11SEd to lealn that he xx as gomg to 1un fol Pxesldent I left the tam and Joined N11 C11ss IH h1s p11x ate a1rplane on a t11p out ll est Just out slde of Ch1cago Harold pomted out an a11f1eld belonfflng to Robelt Fase and Rlchald So1to1e -Ks xxe chopped doxxn to sax Hello I saxx not onlx Bob and Dlck but also Galx Haldmg and Daxld Rose I learned nom them that Case and So1to1e xxele puxate p1lots and 1nstructo1s xxhlle Galx xxas then mechanlc and Dax 1d then carpenter It seems that Dlck thus the leason fo1 GITIDIOXIDE a calpenter I mquned about the lemfun mg class mates Robelt Clandall xx ho became a WIZIIIHC IS stlll a ffuth ful serxant of Lncle 'Sam Robelt NICKHlg'llt thex told me had sttxed Vlltll the Navy becomlng a salt xxate1 sallor xxlth boxx legs and a lolllnff galt and commander of Fleet 27 I had novx found them all but one and folloxxmg a hunch I took one of the new Jet stleamllned t1311'1S back tovx ald our old Alma Mater When I commented to the conductol on the fmeness of tm method of travel he told me that Kenneth Patterson was responsxble for that paltlculal rallxxay hne Kenny had rlsen from an engmeer to a flrst VICE presldent mth a salary well above the S50 000 hne When I reached Angehca I was happy to see the st1ll Smlllng and 1ok1ng advlsor of our Junlor and Semor years Yes Mr Romanoskx xx ho helped us become successful graduates was st1ll there helpmg and en couragmg others Well I made a trlp dldn t I conslderlng I dld It all ID one day Novx I shall contentedly rest here where I vxas created and contlnue to fade away unt11 I am no longer 1n exlstence not even ln the memorles of those Semors of 52 Slncerely yours The SPIRIT OF THE CLASS OF Q9' 1. o 1 I - f .b- vw 1 v. , , ,l ' .' ' ' 7 ' v . ' .. ,f . . f .. .' .' . . ' . ' i . , ' , f 1 . - v . Y . v U 7' . . , 5 . , 5 . g . , v I . 1 . ' . I' I l. ' ' 1 . V . I , can never get h1s plane 1nto a hangar xx'1thout knocking part of lt down. L u v lv. r , 1 1. I I u A - A C ' - 1 A Lv . u 1 , - 1 X Q' Q v 1 ' - v ' K . . A , my .. 2 v . A ,, . - , . ,v v .- . h , . y ' . ' . ' , y . ' .- , . .C . Y . i .A . . K . - i , , . I . Y ' . Y ' ' Lv! v J 1 ' 7 v . ' 4 7 . u , Q I 1 , Q ! 7 ' 7 1 ,-

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eyen after twenty S8315 I stlll am tllell creatlon and a bond between them although they yyalk dlffel ent paths ln a new llfe and a new V801 ld You see I am the SPIRIT of the CLASS of 1952 Angellca Centlal School and although I fade a llttle each yeal ln lmpol tance I stlll llngel on ln memory VS hat happened to those eager funloylng senlolso On June 29 1912 twenty years aftel tllell gladuatlon flom hlgh I leylslted them Let me tell you what I leal ned I letulned to Angellca to lealn what I could of then XXl16lQ3bOLltS In the ylclnlty of VS est Almond I came upon a huge rambllng pl OSDQI ous farm whlch belonged to Raymond Buldlck He owned many cham plon mllk cows and spent much of hls tlme 6Xl11l3ltlI1g them He took me on a toul of hls farm VSl1lCll had expanded oy 61 about half of the West Almond alea He had to go to Holnell to a ClOp confelence and lnylted me to go along Imaglne my SUIDTISQ when the Cllall man of the meetlnv turned out to be Glen Bullock It seems th t he has a falm near Holnell VSl1lCl'l lS stlll hls fayorlte hangout He sald that he dldnt haye to dl lye nearly so fal f0l a good tlme as he dld twenty yeals ago It probably doesn t take as long elthel because I notlced he was sportlng a new Mel cury Back ln Angellca I was lnstantly Stll1Ck by the magnlflcent appeal ance of a new Amellcan Hotel Was I sulpllsed to learn that the pl oprl etol of thls beautlful hotel wlth lts flne room accommodatlons and de llclous foods was none other than John Kltchen' When he greeted me I couldnt help notlclng that above hls elaborate tuxedo hls red curls stlll shone Wlth hls dry humor he lnformed me that they were stlll re sponslble for hls success I was sulprlsed al o to learn that he was a bachelor but by the way thlngs looked he was a populal one Whlle there It belng early evenlng I was not surpllsed to see manv come ln for supper However I was surprlsed to heal Mr K1tCh9H welcome Mr and Mrs Scott Yes It was none othel than the former Marllvn Max dalry Although they haye four chlldlen only the two oldest ones V618 wlth them Next I traveled to a small Clty where Marllvn had lnfol med me Syl V13 Calolyne and Lolena all had 0ff1CeS I was surpllsed to flnd them all IH the same bulldlng as Sylvla Glaham had reached hel goal as a famous doctol Calolvne Noc as a successful dentlst and Lolena 'Vlltchell as a populal beautlclan I talked to the three of them ln Sylvla offlce I soon 193l1Z9d that lf when Lorena cut hall the head mlght suffel 01 lf Calolyne was a llttle lough wlth drlll and pllers they could call ln D1 Glaham If she falled I was happv to learn that thele was a hospltal onlv two blocks away whele Beatrlce Hardlng walted as a capable HUISQ In case lt was necessalv to lush them to the hospltal How ard Hal dlng had a taxl SOIXICQ next dool whlch was fast lf pelllous Tllls I tel med as conspllacy between old classmates even lf It was successful The folmer Gall Haldlng now the mother of thlee and wlfe of a falmel came ln to keep an appolntment yylth Nllss Nlltchell She stlll llkes to look beautlful fol Ly nn' I remalked that falm lng seemed to agl ee yy lth her and she leplled I loye lt' As we talked and joked a phone call came for Dl Glaham who IS a famous QLIIQQOH as well as a prlvate dOCt0l It was flom Buffalo NIVQIS Nlemollal Hospltal where Robelt Pelry the hot Hot Rod d1lX 91 had yust been 'ldmltted In one of Howald s Jet speeded taxls Sylyla and I soon reached thele Bob wasn t S91 lously lnlllled and I declded that lt yyas lust because of a C91t'1lI'l HUISG that he wanted to get lnto the hospltal 16 Y v V J 1 Y . .. . , q K Y 7 ' s , . . Y x . 7 u , u 7. Q . I I a 1 U, . ' v ' I 1 v . 7 A . . a ' ' , ' .... L v . . . . , v .. 7 v - . ' Y ' l lu s v ' - I - . ' ' .- . . , Q .- i D- . . H . , . l . - , , n u v . n , , . a , n s , n 1 . n 9 S P ' . , . I . I I . son. She informed me that they still lived at Transit, and had a large ' 7 ' 1 v - ' 7 u . , 9 ' . . in , 1 - , . Q , . a 1 o . I I . - fx ' - u , .1 1 A Y l 1 u I ' . ' 's . I, I . I I Y I . y -2 I ' v 7 . . I v I i .W ' y A , in 1 Q . y Y . . . U. z V . v , Q . v . 0 v A. 1 . ' ' ,' . ' ' - ' Q v' Q ' U . ' '7 . . , . ' . . ' Y . H H - '. v .4 I ix . D , ' . Y. , a Q n , - C ' L ' . , I I 1 ' . . I . in I Z . sv . 1 l

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