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

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as Thelma's leading man. Bobby Wheeler, having tired of all her men friends, is busy in her lab trying to perfect a new type of invisible cloth made of air. You can't see the holes so you don't have to mend it. Betty Lewis and her husband are running a successful chicken farm. Gerald Henrikson never married because he was too bashful to ask a lady to be his bride. His bankroll has made J. P. Morgan's look like chicken feed. Craig Kingsbury is using his experience as president of our class in the roll of governor of one of our large Western states. Anna Leavenworth is President Fred Wilkins' private secretary. Joan Lampert was known as the Florence Nightingale of her day until she left the profession to be married. Theresa Rossi and Clara Leavenworth are operating a very exclusive beauty salon catering only to the elite. They do all Welma Teeden's coiffures. Our quiet little Florence Lake surprised us all by marrying the mayor of New York City. All the society columns speak of her hospitality. Ann Hall and Millie Biittig started an advertising business back in 1950 which is now one of the largest in the country. You know - things like Tweetzie's little toothache pills and Bubbledy Boo Bath Soap . George O'Keefe left his scientific career a few years after leaving school to marry a rich widow who could afford all those bowling games he likes so well. Wayne Tripp, our quiet prospective minister, achieved his ambition as always! John Clark is a government engineer somewhere in South America. Norma Link, always our treasur- er, is still at her job as City Comptroller. Neil McKendry and Art Feder are contending next week for the heavy weight championship. We hardly know where our loyalties lie. Lois Wagner and Alice Schrump opened a dress shop in Troy and they were so successful that they have affiliates all over the world. Joe Pytko, our navy veteran, joined again and now he's Admiral of the Atlantic Fleet. Arnie Schenker is running a little hock shop down in New York City. If you need any money, why you know right where to go. Of course, you remember Ed Hultberg's interest in model airplanes. Now he's running an air school which turns out thous- ands of pilots a year. Bill Beck and Ross French bought a half interest in the Ambassador Hotel back in 1948 and now they are living on easy street. Helen Taran is Dean of Women at the University of Buffalo. Doris Stock is personnel manager of the Ford Motor Company. If you need a job, look her up. The new Secretary of Labor is Joan Brod. She always did have a way with people. Edna Teal and her hubby are run- ning a successful dairy farm up on the mountain. Irene Teal is also hap- pily married to her former boss. Last but not least is Andy Chesnick, who has already made his first million in the underwear business. Just then, Peg returned and as C1race's appointment was long since past and our tea date with President Wilkins was fast approaching, we kissed each other soundly and were off in a blaze of dust and backiire. 36

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