Averill Park High School - Threshold Yearbook (Averill Park, NY)

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ILEEN UWILDAY Red Little friend of all the world. Red was on hand when looks were passed out . . . although small in size she makes up for it with her energetic manner pleasing smile and wonderful personality . . . diflicult to make her serious . .. her heart may belong to John, but her friendliness and popularity are a definite part of our class . . . Bark like a dog, 'Red'. Senior Play 41 Varsity Cheerleader 4: Dramatics Club 41 Junior Prom Committee 3: Choir 3, 4. Remember When Clyde Rescott proved himself an authority on the Golden Age and the Mona Lisa ? Jimmy Sprague made hydrogen sulfide in Social Studies Class? Miss Gehle came to school without her shoes? Ralph Wehnau couldn't talk for a whole day? The girls in Secretarial Practice Class were sure they had failed the exam? Dorothy Casey was a bride? The girls became dancing teachers at the Junior-Senior Christmas Party? Dolly Vincent came to school with an engagement ring? The girls turned traitor and elected male class oflicers? The Senior monitors were on time for hall duty? William Snyder received 10071 on the Social Studies exam? Elaine Mallouk didn't talk about her boy friends at Troy High and Catholic Central? Millie Sturgess refused the car? Rita Lesinski played the leading role in Stage Door? Edna Malik wasn't on a poster committee? Rose Micalian didn't have a joke to tell? Helen Dziadyk refused a ride with 'Amy man with the Buick ? Marjorie Backhaus refused to give someone help? Gale Mosher didn't have a wave in his hair? 22

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1 DoLoREs VINCENT Dolly It is meat and drink to me to see an clown. Dancing eyes real dimples . .. gay and friendly . . . that engagement ring! . . . so much fun . . . likes to square dance Cgood at it, toolj . . . a real friend .. . need we say more? RALPH WEHNAU Doc Naught venture, naught haue. A good hand for business . . . a willing worker . . . happy-go-lucky spirit very friendly he gets things done tight! .. . helpful . . . nicest ties in the senior class a successful future for him. Class Treasurer 4: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Varsity ,Club 3, 4: Vice President of Allied Youth 3. NANCY WIDSTRAND Nan My mind to me a kingdom is. Quiet . . . very studious . .. appreciates her friends serious and loyal on her way to being a philosopher happy .. . contagious laugh .. . loves science .. . Nan's sure to be a success. 21

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Senior C lass Grou So Long Centra! tl.lNDAl lf hear the hell And now we can tell That classes are over at Central: So thal's why we sing Ol things that do ring So clear in our memories of Central. The time has come to leave you Altl But iough from Central we all hate to part, all of these memories will be in our hearts The paper each week, The gossip we seek Assemblies too lew here in Central: The basketball games, The hoys and their flames , Yes, these are the things that make Central But 'lio To now we'll have to leave them the remaining classes ol this school carry on work hy the golden rule. Remember the days Ol' our dances and plays, The prom and the good turkey supper, The trip to New York. The Central Park walk. But now we must say so-long Central. XVe'll always remember All the fun wc had at Central High, So it is with smiles that we say good-bye No more will we be ln Room G or C, The gym or in Home Economics: NVe leave Latin ll. XVith English we're through. Acids with sulphide we won't mix. So to teachers and friends liach Senior here sends His thanks as we say so-long Central: XVe've come through the years XVith laughter and tears, But now we must say so-long Central. Rost Mztalian