Antwerp High School - Clarion Yearbook (Antwerp, NY)

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fs, G lass rnphetg Y' 'K .f I' is hr s ma Day ln the year 1963 and T have Just r .1! Ed to my n m Hnvf, Antrve n :After com'aAe'1n,, plans for the tir-at sraace sh :J to h mfon Th.s slup s to be launchei fx-Jm Pans, F ance, and my Da t of the job has been cox NA ted so am lomc ng fJ W'l 3 t 'he va a tmor that ' am allowed I me+ Uno friends of num. ln the Pullman who gradua ed nth tn l of 1953, Burl Hendrlokso and Ka l Rldsdale As we talked Abu old time 1 'zrred tha+ Kar na an imp.: tant job 1n engmeerlng and tha' Burl lS a Aeld agen for one of hr All com pan PS 11 Afmea Dur ng ou conversa lon we wonder d what the other :nemb rs of tha c-1+ s are doing nov and ve de 1d d to 'lnd out As therf 18 to be a larce sor' al a fa r Ol r 'lm hol Ldnys mos o our old classmatf are very likelj, t be the e When +he 'ra n stonned, we le L our Pullman for th ra lro d sta on an nc AA Ap ou babs After sec rl 'Ag 'Hen le no+1ced a la ge Cadlllac wa t1nw outs d The :nan oned o ua, ani lmmei at'-lf we recagniz hln as Ha old T,aAAla.A.r We clA.'nbe' 1n ordered hls chauffeur to tue us fo his home As we pro ceded along, the. h.Uhway ina' the eason Harold is able to llve ln such luxury is because of' the faoul ous his father aoqurecz nr n he s?x'.Aclf oil vrhlle slnx ng a well ln the cellar of hls ms de and Ha ol we learned fortdne that hom A' er be nb entc ta.ll'16Ll at the Laolalr mansfon we der' d 1 to go tn the ll1f Ol j Ball a Oxbcrv 'T'ne old Grange Hall has been repla ed fo th s octaslon oy a new buxldlnx , wnx h occu ,198 a la ge Dart f' the village o Oxbow The Vlctory Hall 15 in bono of' the first wom n Dresldent of the Jmted Stat s, Doris Ro e, a na' ve oi' Oyoow Dov-is al-rays was qulte a girl for cu rent events and gm rnnment amd this has brou ht hez to the v ry .Aop On o.1r Ara t l ved mere Mrs a favonte name o ner We +h no levi a black s'rf-aa advau clng on us and Lt pas ed us wlth a ,uv d bu' 'he ac' on was so blurr .1 that we ouli no' retovn z the driver that t was Db l' rauo :1 nth hls Jo' p Jpelled C awl Aorl The nAr:A has the speed of tne ca apnA enfl,,, be au e tne ar wasn't gong, over t AA Saeed bil s lu' was gust flving very low We ar Avei finally at th' Ball and en e 1 On e lnslde we me' Raymond cam wer and 'alked to .1 He 1'nmedLa ly engaA .1 us ln a d.SL4lS Lon abou' fhe Ra l we pas ed a large fam Ha old told us Mr and 'Airs Don Cunningham ounn nghazn Ls the fern r Jean Powell Jean named her elde t chdld Emme'+ rm Sonebulr Ha old exalalned no lung, to do nth 1 ant o automo Vllleneuve who las' sea or's deer huntlng and als: abo1t hls new lnvent nn, a one man hell opf r, vmwh he uses for pur-A nnv tnls favo lte sport of' hls Ai' v' we found a table .An the la be over' A, nd-ad building, many 0' od fr ends arxe ov r to speak to us 'Yule we wer a th table, the beautj qdeen o 1963, Pjsesnry La lair, came through the enfran e nth HCI' ooiy guard Her bod, guard 13 the Cbaznolon Woman Vres+ler Marina Svliih Marlna has no trouble 1n keep ng the stage door Johnn1es away from her em Dlol 91' Sln e tne 'Jas ter oi Cerenonles af th. Ball 'ne sta e, as the ght a.ne to res' on thls dd A- be -' .,a he numocr was bg, s n gr al demand wherever ne goes After Al on Dm evidently follow d his bro+her's who A31 'ne was Jlm McPherson, vr turred our attent on to fellow Wltll he vr1ttv personalitv w' 1n+ro Many Wilder, wo ld renolmed sopr no slncer her song, Jlm lntroduved the next en+ rta ner, fO9tSL6DS and both have risen to the top in en+ rta nmert wo ld ADparen+ly the Alter bro+hers are competlng vntn the Crosby brothers Later 1. 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SENIOR PLAY CAST First Row LaBarge Second Raw R 1 Wilder, ll Smith, J Powell, R LaC1air, D Rose, ll Case, and Alton, P Crawford, H LaC1air, B Hendrickson, K Ridsdale, Villeneuve, J McPherson, and ll llacallister On November 20, the class of 1953 presented their play, 'One lad Night, :gn the high school auditorium A dress rehearsal was presented for the grades at 1:00 in the afternoon and the evening performance started at 8:00 The cast was made up of Karl Rldsdale as Don Cutter, Harold LaClair as Wing, his Chinese valet, Doris Rose as Irs Kluck, the housekeeper, Burl Hendrickson as Dr Bunn who is in charge, Rosemary LaC1air as Gertrude Finch, Don's fiancee, llary Wilder as llrs T Ashington Finch, Gertrude's mother, llarlna Smith as Depression, their colored maid, Bob Alton as Artemus Burke, a lawyer, Philip Crawford as Danny Silletto, wanted for murder, llary Case as Lucille llarcey, a damsel in distress, Raymond Villeneuve as llr Ibde, a ferocious villalng James McPherson as John Alden, who hunts Indians, and Jean Powell as Priscilla, who knits Don Cutter is a playwright who goes, with his Chinese to complete his latest play in peace and quiet The house was amazed to find it occupied by a number of very strange lunatics under the care of Dr. Bunn, whose hone nearby was harmless, but Don doesn't know this. Among the inmates is valet, Wing, to the Cutter manslon was supposed to be deserted and Don people. They turned out to be burned down. They are really quite Lucille, a beautiml girl with an amazing story of persecution and intrigue. Don is just about to rescue her when his fiancee and her mother arrive. How he gets out of the mess he is in proves to be very entertaining. Don finally succeeds in rescuing Lucille after a series of thrilling funrv escapades. -llary Rose Wilder .ful ,'g . 1 ' T' X 1 Q 3 1 v 4 ' . l f 'Y s g - .- g V e N ff K . xv' p ' j ,, c-X : I. . . . . . L- . z R. . . . .