Arcade Central High School - Edacra Yearbook (Arcade, NY)

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cont she was Waltlng for her telev1s1on show, Prlvate Secretary', t go on the a1r We were not a blt surpr1sed 1n Barb's show for she had been our falthful secretary for our four years 1n h1gh school She lso told us that 1n her studlo next door, where all the laughs were com1n from, Jerry Schurr, well known comedlan, was keep1ng the audlence 1n stltches as usual he sa1d goodbye to Barb and wandered over to Jerr5's show He had a very good show and 1n one of h1s serlous moments he 1ntroduced the newly dlscovered Slnglng star, the country was rav1ng about, Orrelle Hudson, w1th her accompanlst, Carole Lyons who had also ga1ned fame for herself S1nce Carole came to Hollywood, L1berace was forced out of town Ne were 1ndeed happy that so many of our '55 classmates had shown Hollywood what A C S could produce he left the studlos and drove down Sunset Boulevard stepped 1nto the AXP store on the corner to purchase some re freshments and to our amazement as we walked 1n, there was Fran c1s Braymlller He told us he was now Manager of the AGP stores 1n that c1ty He recommended us to try a box of Crosby's Cr1spy cool1es, manufactured by one of h1s old fr1ends 1h the class of '55, Tommy Crosby Je saw a fam1l1a1 face on the box top adver t1S1HU and Fran told us lt was Carol Strauch Well, purchased some cola to go along wlth the cook1es and Fran told us that Do11s and Charles I1ll1an now brew that type of cola he only hao few m1nutes before the boat sa1led and x ceeded the speed l1m1t, I m afrald Ne were stopped by a tall AS the c1rcumstances stand, he let us off okay and told us to say Hhellon to all h1s classmates of '55 We f1nall5 got aboard the steamllner, the Jazzy John, whose captaln and co captaln were former classmates of '55, John Chm1elewsk1 and Bob NcNulty But apparently Dave Poole, well 'nown tracl star, was later than we, for he merely took a broad Jump to board the sh1p We strolled down the decc and someone recognlzed Ronald Carey and h1s wlfe, formerly Vary Calteaux, who were golng to Hawa11 for thelr honeymoon Fuch to our pleasant surprlse they told us there were several class members of '55, aboard the sh1p W1fh them were Mr Amerlca, known as Dave Bantle to the class of '55, wlth h1s two nurses Joanne E1den1er and Mar1or1e Davles, as Davld had a terrlble selge of sea s1ck ness Nlth hlr sas Jlm Hughes, star football player Also, our U S Swlmmlhn star, Betty Barbe1 She had galned fame for her self by recently aCCOmP11Sh1Hg the feat of sw1mm1ng Lake Super 1or Betty was w1th her old fr1end Sally Engllsh, who was now marr1ed and was engaged 1n the modellng PTOfeSS10n She had been modellng Esklmo clothlng but was golng to Hawall to look for a better p0s1t1on Sally told us that Helen Hoffnan was now mar r1ed also and was the manave1 of the Se1v1ce Store back 1n Arcade where she had worked ln her hlgh school days We bade goodbye to Sally for the t1me bc1ng and proceeded rown to the cab1ns As were about to open the doors someone snapped a plcture of us It fcont1nued next page 7 C L A S S P R 0 P H E C Y K .J . . . . H . , O I . a ' ' . U - . O . . . . . , . U Y I O C I v ' . i. . . . 1 ,, v . . Q . , U . . 0 . . we 1 Q . . A. , i. . . f f ' a . ' ' e - .-. , . . , and good looking state trooper whom we recognized as Bob Barvian. . I U , . . - . I . . . , A . - Lf I ' . . , . . i . . . . , . l O J . . V . . . . - , .. 11' . , o o 0 an . . . . . I . 1 . . . .. . . 1 - . Q P A O Q g . . . ' 1' ' ' . we . I

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lass Prophecy It was a magnlflcent sprlne mornlng ln Fay, 1965 as we com menced our long trlp across the Unlted States, our destlnatlon San Franclsco, and then on to Hawa11 to pay a v1s1t to the class advlsors of the Class of '55, Mrs Prentlce and Pr Garlapo, who had been V1Cat10n1ng there wlth the1r fam1116S ever s1nce the Class graduated 1n l955 1S a well deserved rest Tlred from dF1V1ng long, stopped 1n Ill1no1s at the Musty Mattress Motels, owned by Maz1ersk1, Mlller and M1nkel, t lodge for the n1ght W were greeted w1th the warmest hosp1tal ity and g1ven very sat1sfactory S6TV1Ce dur1ng our n1ght's stay We were awakened early the next morn1ng by the sharp sound of our Westfall Never Fall Alarm Clock, a greatly apprec1ated g1ft sent to us from a former classmate of '55, R1chard Westfall, when h had learned of our proposed tr1p We left the motel at early dawn and started onward Wh1le pass1ng through Wyom1ng, we spotted a mlnk farm and due to our unavoldable cur1os1ty, we stopped for a few mlnutes t look around Two lean and lanky young men strolled toward us and as they came closer, recogn1zed Dave Detschner and Dave Smlth They told us that they had come west shortly after graduatlng 1n Les Brauen and Francls Beyers had a successful sheep farm up 1n Idaho We congratulated the boys on the1r success and started on our way once more We sa11ed through the remalnder of the states and the fol 1ow1ng mornlng, we reached the Pac1f1c Coast Our sh1p, enroute to Hawa11, wasn't sa1l1ng unt1l sunset so we had the rest of the day to spend at le1sure We declded to drop 1nto the NBC tele v1s1on stud1os 1n t1me to wltness the comedy show, WMr Peepersn belng telev1sed Much to our SuFPF1S8, we dlscovered that UMr Peepersn was be1ng played by Don Peters, a class member of '55 We remembered Don's abil1ty for actlng from our Sen1or Play stayed after the show to say hello to Don and he told us that there were several successful '55 class members 1n Hollywood Among them were Bob Brass and J1m Glase who had the1r own Sef1eS of t616V1S1OH mov1es playlng the role of W1ld Bob H1ckok and Jingles They stopped to say hello and we almost spl1t, laughlng at the1r costumlng They were ser1ous, however, and asked us 1f we'd seen Ann1e Oakley r1d1ng anywhere When asked who she was, they were aston1shed that we hadn't heard the terr1f1c h1t Cora Ph1ll1pp1 was maklng as Annle Oakley We congratulated them the1r success and started over to CBS stud1os to see f there were any more surprlses 1n store for us There wasn't any show on at the t1me but we saw several people s1tt1ng about, one f them whom we recogn1zed as Barb Martln. She explalned to us that fcontlnued next pagel . . . on . . 1 - ' . It ' - . . . . so we . . . . . . . 0 . . e . . - ' e . . . . O U we ' ' . 1955 and had gone into the mink business. They also told us that . . . . . . . , . . . . We . . . . . . on . . i . . . 0

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fcont was Ron George, roving reporter for the New York T1 es Pe told us that Albert S1 ons was the editor and Jeanette Brigham, Co Editor As we sat leisaiely in our cabin, we picked up the litest issue of Look As we glanced through the pages, we saw a full pave p cture of Fary Lbel advertising Colgates Chlorophyll Tooth paste with her pretty set of teeth Joan Dennison appeared on a facing page, her radiant auburn hair advertisln a new home per manent, Hairglow, a product of Vir lnla Holmes's ingenious mind Then we came upon the full length novel, The Case of the Snuevlgg ndy Bars, written by Deanna Wright Glancine further through the magazine, we saw an advertiserent featuring Betty He1neman's Happy Homemakers' Coolbook being demonstrated by two typical American housewives, Florence hurwery and Helen Hackett There was also a lengthy and interesting article on the P lton twins, Among other interesting articles was UDon't Let That Ian Get Away,W written by Janice ieisdorf When we heard some dreamy music coming from the ballroom f the ship, we dropped our magazine and went to investigate found this heavenly music was coming from Reg Hammond's Heppy, Hopsters dance band featuring clarinet soloist, Pat Ashworth, trombone soloist, Chuck Lawrence, and a real gone druf er, Tor B1nn1e W listened awhile and then Don Hittle, featured bass soloist, came into the spotlight That boy sure went a long ways from Double Quartet back in high school He sanv a lovely song ca led NI got the Bob ob Bluesn w11tten by Betty Clinch, well known song writer Ne heard rumors that Rog's orchestra was really going places, they had well exceeded the popularity Glenn Miller Later Pat knack and Anita Glasner came into the spotlight doing their famous tap dancing act s we sat our table, Pat Holland stopped to say hello telling us that she was on her way to Hawaii to paint her new picture Pat was recently rated as one of the top ten artists of the United States She had dinner with us and explained to us that the masterful cook behind the delicious meal was none other than Thelma Johnson he retired to our cabins and switched on the radio in time to hear the outcome of the Last West basketball game It seems that the star, Phil Gunn, had gust made a record of making 107 points The eleven o'clock news was reported by a woman reporter Shirley Doane, who reported that President of Columbia Univer sity, Ronald Patchett and the Director of Internal Revenue, Robert Zimmer, were flying to Hawa11 for an urgent business con ference with a prominent businessman, Hugh Lly We remember Ron ald and Robert as excellent leaders of the class Sooner than we expected, we were in Honolulu and as we des- cended from the ship, we were greeted by Nancy Howell. Charles Dutton, her chauffeur, drove us in her new Cadillac to our hotel where we would later meet our advisors. Nancy told us that she is now a famous fashion designer with the aid of her most com- petent secretary, Elaine Porter. C L A S S P R O P H E C Y .I I A ' . 171 0 4 .UE ' . cs ' ' ' L . 'Q . . I . C ' -, ,. U 1 1 - 4 A Q L ' ' - 0 A . D -r ' 1 U--9 . . . ug I - . A . 3. . . . . . ' , Y i L I 2 fu.: Ca . . Q - --? . L . A v . I1 x I K . . ' I ' ' ' 1 A ,.' M l I . . . U . Lu . June and Jean, who were now U. S. Champions in the Olympic games. ' .Z . n . ' ch L . M . ', ' o . . . . . we 14 I 7 4, ' if H . . .D e . . . . 0 , 1 --B -- Q. . ' ' ' of . ' , . l . . . . - . . A at . . . A ' u 9 , . . . L . . . . . I . . . O .. . -