Angelica Central School - Echo Yearbook (Angelica, NY)

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As I was restmg rn one of the easy chanrs 1 famrlrar frgure set down beslde me I guess I stared too hard If her and she thought I w ts crazy She spoke up and sald Dont you know nts tgrmst the law now days to stare? Law thats rt one of my Busxness Law mates Dons Curns' After I talked w1th her a whnle she recognrzed me She told me she h 1d become an ambassador to Austrla She also told me that Helen Flemmg was one of her helpers When I landed ln Italy I saw 1 blonde sallor on the clock I hanled h1m because I thought I knew hrm and I drd It was Walt Patterson He asked me to come over to hrs house for drnr-er When I got thcre I found th If he had marrned anrce and had fxve blond hatred blue eyed chrldren Up rn Swxtzerland when I stopped t 1 certarn lodge the owners name sounded flmrlrar When I stepped up to the desk I knew who II was the one who was always quiet and who sat In the back corner nn Englnsh 17 Marrlyn 7el1ff In my conversatnon wrth her she told me th at Mary Lou and Brll Blessrng came to her lodge every wmter Bxll becrme the owner of the Amerxun Hotel Thy were happrly marrned and the parents of two chrldren I also learned that Arlene w ts a mt d for B111 and Mrry Lou durxng the baseball season so she and Allan could be together read that Danny Iyon had bought hrs fathers f1ve hundred acre Chicken farm the largest rn the world I also read that Dranna Chaffee was scheduled to play the prano nr- the Metropolt tan Opera House I was not surprtsed because she was very talented ID music But I was really surprlsed when I read that Phyllls Babbltt was gomg to make a speech at the Unrted Natrons Burldmg It IS a good thmg that I have arrrved home because I have just spent my last dime for thrs paper A m1ll1on dollars doesn t go very far now days you know N I 2' ,FY l 1 Q W. I 5 22 ,Z I x NIB' 11 When I returned, I got a New York paper and got caught up on the news. I 11 lb '. lg 'O s .I f x -, rr Sl- I .. I I -- , fn. 6' 1 V- 015 - M fy ' xl ' A X 1 7 I QNX. ' . ' 4- S! . N l Q I

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0l'll0l 6161515 P cy I have just mherxted a mllll0H dollars and Ive dec1ded to take a tr1p around the world As I step up to the desk at the arrport whom do I see but Inez Ackerman the old f1ery red head and I f1nd out she got her temper low enough to get marrred When I stepped on to the plane I recogmzed the stewardess Mary Larson we talked a b1t and I found out that 1m Perham was the prlot of the plane We left New Yorks I.aGuard1a F1eld In a few hours we landed IU Ch1cago we are flv1ng Wlfh lets now you know I checked my luggage and asked the desk clerk where there was a good hotel 1n town he told me the Dav1s Cham hotels were f1ne Dav1s I sa1d to myself I wonder 1f thats Brll my old classmate I went to one of the hotels and sure enough there I found h1m As we were talkmg over old trmes who should come up but the other red head the one w1th the Boston accent Marge Cameron who IS now Mrs Davrs' B111 asked me 1f Id l1ke to go to a baseball game to see an old buddy pttch I thought lf must be the one and only Allan Kepner I never thought he would make lf w1th some of the games we had 1n h1gh school As we were just a short drstance from the park we decrded to walk On the way we passed a gr1ll We got by and somebody called to B111 so we went back Who was II but Don Coombes all he wanted was to go to the ballgame Wllh us On our way I asked them what they could tell me about anv of the other classmates Don sa1d Mary Duffy IS operat1ng some overn1ght cabrns up 1n Canada He had been up there last summer and had seen them B111 told me that Drck Scholes had bought a partner shrp rn the Genesee Steel 8: Tank Inc and also a partnersh1p wrth Mary Ann When we got to the ball park I saw a grrl that looked very fam1l1ar sell1ng pea nuts but I wasnt sure who she was I asked Don who sa1d II was Donna I couldnt recall any Donna 1n our class so I forgot about lf I left Chrcago a few days later and went down South to Texas I took a tax1 to Dallas and I guess we were go1ng a lrttle too fast We were stopped by a state trooper who turned out to be the one and only D1ck Reynolds I asked h1m how come he wasnt 1n New York Drck sa1d that he had been transferred I spent a week IU Texas and left for the coast As we were landrng I saw some motorcycles down on the shore that looked as 1f they were racmg I decrded to go and watch them when we landed When I got there I heard the announcer say Sylor I knew he rode a motorcycle when I left school but I wasnt sure because he was about SIX feet four and we1ghed about two hundred pounds I talked wrth h1m a wh1le and sure enough lf was Duane Boy was I surpr1sed' He told me that they were golng to have fore1gn cars racmg the next day and erry Dowd was supposed to race wrth h1s streamlrned aguar I thought that IS what he would be dorng the way he used to race around Wllh that old 47 Ford After spendrng a few pleasant days ID Calrfornra I left for Europe I boarded the Beckw1ths Steamer I found out later that rt was Buddy Beckwrth and that he had frnally caught V1rg1n1a for a wrfe 10- s ' v v , . y 1 a , . . . . . ' 9 a , , . - - - 1- - H - .. , . , . - 1 - xv 7 -1 ' 1 a ' 1 ' a 1 ' . . . , . . a - ' 1 1 - 1 4 ' 5 1- . . . . . ,, . 1 ' ., . , . 1 - - v 1 1 y x - 1 Y . . . , . ' 1 . Y . . . 1 . .. 1. , . f ' ' 1 ' v , , . , . , . . , . . f L

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mm CAM M! e the cllss 1 1734 l t Qcl hum c ot yeir of hippy school dlys lo hcrchy gnc hcquc 1th and deylsc 111 our worldly ,goods and possesslons to the folloxxmt bcncfrcxlrxes to mt To Benny Hooker we lene Inez Ackermans abllnty to rrrnc home II such carly hours To Rosem1ry Hardmg we lene Phyllls Brbbxtts txlkrngj rbrlnty We wlll and bequeath to Roberta Gosper Mm Ann Bern trds success III goln steady wrth one boy for such 1 length of trme DOIIS Cairns bestows upon Milton Sehoonoxer hcr urcful drlyms, Dmnna Chaffee wxlls hcr 'lblllfy to play thc puno to Dick Crawford To Velma Thomas Donna Colhngs vulls ind bcqueaths Rlillhlfd Rcynoldss Student Councll Medal Mlryorle Cameron vulls md bequelths her loyely flrc red hur to Mr Romanosky We leaye to lim Harding Ianlce foyerts qulct l1Llg,l1ICl B111 Dans vulls hrs abrhtv to arrxve at school on tnme to B rnlta Behrens We wlll and bequ 1th Ierry Dowd s secret parkmt, places to Ralph Schnerder To Duane Graham Mary Duffy leases her soprano yorce Helen Flemlng wrlls her dark r1mmcd plasses to Mary Dewey We wlll and bequeath to Monxca Almeter Vlrglnla Halls love for sarlors Arlene Hooker leues Allan Kepners cl1ss rxng to Catherxne Mull We wnll Allan Kepners Qlllef temper to Mlss Mtnnrck Dannv lyon vulls hls hexeht to Donlld Kelly Mary lou Oakes yyllls ind bequclthcs hcr figure to Rrch 1rd Doner 11m Perhlm lelves his Colgate smile to Clrol Thomts We w1ll Rlch 1rd Rey noldss brush cut to Mr fhtndlcr Mary Iarson lcaves her mryorette sult to Mr Enos To Cll'l1'llC Burclrck we vxlll and bequeath the yy ue ln Dlck Scholes half Duane Sy lor vulls hrs dramttrc lbrhty to Anne Plttcrson M1r1lyn Yelrff lelves hcr dlgnlfmcd m xnncr to GCKIFEII lee McMahon Slgned and sealed tlus twenty thlrd lly of Much one thoustnd nlne hundred fxfry four 'Srened Donna Collrngps Mrry Ann Bernard W ltr esscs Mary larson Helen Flemrnyj 12 0 O W , o 9' o the Angelica Central . wool. 4 Y gg 'ome to lr last . L 1 .-- .irq K . l J, '71 .N 1 rt K . A 1 V , . ' L Y 1 1' 1 1 1 2 1 Ye 1 1 , r 1 ' r 1 . ' . ' ,Y 1 4 1 1' L '1 Y 1 1 1 IY. 1' A K Q'---'J1g-L, 1 ' L 4Y 1 . A . A 1 1 c 1 . ' 11 2 1 1 7, 11 , A 1 1 4 1 A 1 ' K 1 1 , 1, , L n,, L 1 1. 1A X A 1 11 L '1 .1 A To Mary Blish, Donald Coombes leaves his path to the Pickup Hotel in Wellsville. . Y I A . 1 , it 1' , ' . 1' L Y . . V. Y. . . . . I . 6 . D 1 et 1s t f 1 Y Y 1 . 4 , . 1 L 1 1 . . . 1 . A yi I . L . I y . . . K , . . L 1 1 L 1 K 1 . . . '1 A 1 Y L . - r A Y' 1 'Q Y ' 1IY 1' l . Q 1 1 1 Y 1 ,Ya I 1 ,Q 11 1 1 1 Y - 1' ' . , a ' . 1 ' Y . 1 1 1 Y 'Y 1 V Q ' Y'. . r . r 1 1 L 1 ' '- 1 t. A ' , ' ' . 1 1 A 1 f- . .1 Y , 1 1 Yr t l 1 A x 5 1: Y -. ' 1