Bainbridge Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Bainbridge, NY)

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1 5, Rem mb r When ff The athletxc stalrs were frozen over and we used to sllde down them o U D card board? 'J The round swmgs knocked out Betty Ameys baby teeth? -L Carol obson went home crymg because a boy klssed her Ray Bunzey made a hot rod and got a summons because he dldn t have ll 5 ,,,.. l1censedP Phe w1ndow got broken 1n the Freshman room and all the boys were called to the office throwmg erasers maybe? 'I Dorls and Betty stayed up all nxght just to see what ll felt llke? Donald Sllvey pxcked up Ike and put h1m rn the big green paper dxsposa ? Shlrley Russell dmd the Art Room IH a new color scheme? She dropped a half gallon of black pamt and even h1t the cexlmg Duffy put her fist through a w1ndow because someone dared her? Carole Parker first arr1ved from the c1ty and thought everybody was hxcky 'T J .7 n '-- ' Cyntlua used to come to school all freshly starched? Roy Curtls locked Mrs Corb1n 1n the old homemakxng house? We spent two years 1n the llttle front room of the old homemak1ng house? is The g1rls used to get the1r feet wet on purpose so they could put them on e boys backs? Qfourth gradej Donna Wade s braxds were so oo long? Coach gave Roy Curtls a l1ck1ng rn gym class IH the fifth grade? Dalold Yaw opened the shop door by pushxng h1s hand through the glass? 'G Brucle had a jackass named Aunt jenny? s---' Charlle Hager was a short fat boy? Dlfk Stevens hated g1rls who more l1PSIlClC' We as second graders put on a WhlZZ bang cxrcusr Roy used to come to school drn mg a tractor? Ray Parsons and Dlck Stevens were jolly snommen fx-f We moved to the second floor classrooms and thought we were finally gettmg pretty blgp X Duffy took all the cheerleaders to a lobster dmner on her 16th blrthday? Chuckle Burrows used to brmg h1s pony to school for the klds to rxde? 1 re, 'S ,yt -, . . . 4 , ll ' ll .1 ti 1 . , A . . . . . . If . I0 4 I Q' 'f git: yt: . f ' : ' 1 5 P f-1 ' ' l A F ' l T 1 th l ' . Y7

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LASS SECTION Alma Mater Resting proudly Susquehanna's vale, Alma Mater stands, Sheds her rays of learning far, lighting many lands. Free from spot and stain her colors wave o'er each loving son. She has had a wondrous history, but her glories have scarce begun. Hail! Oh Hail to dear old Bainbridge, our most gracious queen, With her banners proudly fioating, noble halls and campus green. Each clay greater glories gaining, laurels new are won With affection unbounded ever surrounded, guarded by each Bainbridge son. 23