Beaver River Central High School - Beaverian Yearbook (Beaver Falls, NY)

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A fu X .. Q X Class X XXX rophecy 5' ! 1 On Saturday, July l9, i958 the Seniors gathered at the home of Mr John Euller and left from there to spend the day at the circus As we entered the Big Top, we were greeted by the traditional circus music, and everyone was imme diately put In a circus mood After everyone was stuffed with cotton candy pink lemonade, popcorn, pea nuts, hot dogs, and various other foods, we settled down to watch the show After the show, we all wandered around, looking at the animals and side shows Suddenly we found encrunch who wore very brightly colored garments and no, not hoop earrings, but sputmk earrings We all crowded near the entrance, eager to hear our fortunes She told each individual what he or she would be doing In the future, to our surprise, we found we were destined to play these roles ln llfe Ronnie Ross was to sign a seven year contract with one of the top motion picture studios and would GP pear in the Academy Award winning picture, Wine, Women, and Song Virgil Wldrlck, after graduation from Ye Olde St Lawrence, would coach at Beaver River Central School and develop a team of eight footers to beat Croghan in basketball Jill Loessl and Pat Klett were to become co-owners of the Guernsey Girdle Co of America Carole Kuhl was to be their head model Vernon Lambert was destined to play for the nationally known Globe Trotters and would star in a tionally televised basketball game against his own alumni in November, i968 Francis Jackson was to accept a position as Master of Ceremonies on the quiz show, lt Pays To norant Eunice Zehr was to be illustrator for the novel, Muttnik's Travels. She would paint a portrait of each member of the class of T958 and enter them in the World s Hall of Fame. Eunice Zecker would be appointed superintendent of the Beaver Falls General Hospital. Anna May Buckingham was destined to write several books on etiquette. One of the best will be Give Em Another Kick Ma l Think He s Comin' To or Your Best Foot Forward. Rosemary Monnat would become owner of the largest house trailer park in the United States, The Min niekins Parking Center. Beverley Lyndaker was destined to receive a coveted award for her outstanding work in the Be Good- To-Young-Men-Society. She was to be made president of the organization which helps to make life hap- pier for lonely young men, preferably short ones. Mary Ellen Zehr was to become a well known authoress, one of her best books will be l Like Ike u So Does Mamie. Howard Mathys was destined to hold the World's Champion Speedboat Record, that of 999 99fi00 miles per hour. I5 ll ui 941 '1 Tri ll C J W F. Y sci 'gc I P X I 1 x ll X I . 0 . . u . I - ourselves before the fortune teller's booth, so we decided to enter. We were greeted by Zsu-Zsu Zeich- ' 9 ll ll ' . . . . .. Be Ig- I I I I ' , B t

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Class Prophecy QContnnuedD Clarence Merry was to design new leg pants to keep from getting has legs so bruised whlle playrng bas ketball Joe Company was to be appointed chref englneer of the proposed Jet Passenger Alrlme to be con structed In the large clty of Beaver Falls, N Y Barbara Becker would become Jack Benny s vlolln Instructor and would star ln her own televuslon show After Tom Flint completed hrs tour of duty as K P he would become ellgnble for a Sergeant s ratlng ln the Arr Force Pat Turck was to be marrred and llve rn Lowvllle She and her husband were to be proud parents of three sets of twins Remember, Pat, they re cheaper by the dozen Chrrstlne Vaughan was destined to star rn the Broadway muslcal Mickey Mousetrap lncldentally tuckets would be sold out untll l985 The bug game hunter, Ralph Congo Hofer, was destined to go to the Belgnan Congo and brlng back some very rare speclmens Kay Hoppel was to live ln California and become private secretary to Elvls Presley He was to ask her to appear in his next movie, Shake, Rattle, and Roll Nancy Hoppel was to be made presldent of the Uptown Society Club, wtth twenty five members, all sensors of the class of 'l958 Carole Eaton was destmed to become a nurse on the famous Pan American Airlines and fly to Paris at least once a week When each of us had found out what has future was to be, we wandered over to the American Legton stand and ate our supper Next, we patronlzed several of the typical carnival rides After an exciting and thrrlltng day at the circus, we decided to leave this kingdom of fantasy and return to our roles In every day llfe WI We the Class of l958, are about to pull stakes, dismantle the Bug Top and move on to a new loca tron The circus traln is loading, all cars are full, we fund that we must leave behind many valuable pos sessions collected throughout the years Each of us reluctantly IS forced to part with cherished momentos of the gay, carefree lufe of the past four years To the Board of Education and the Faculty, we leave a generous supply of Bufferln, Gerltol and Ner vine along with our gratltude and best wishes for a speedy recovery during the summer months To our parents go our whole hearted thanks for all they have done to provide us with an education and in addltlon, our promise that we will try to use the tralnlng to nts best advantage To the Junior Class, we leave the honor and prestige associated with Seniors and our own uncanny knack for skipping school To the Underclassmen, we leave all of our hidden talents, providing you can find them Last but not least, we wish to leave some personal treasures to the Jumors JOE fl 'm a hunter now, CAMPANY leaves his natural Toni to Judy Hasseler and Danny Zehr Alice Vlrkler and Kay Zehr recelve NANCY fl'm a Frenchman at heartj HOPPEL S pleasmg person allty The ability to receive class rings, especially red ones, ls left to Linda Zehr and Mae Graves by BEV fl get a kick out of you, LYNDAKER I6 . . . . . . . . . . . ,, . . ,, . . . . I . . . . .. . Q . . , . . ., . . . . . . . ' K I II Il, . . ' ' - - v u n ' ' I o . . ' u u - - . . . . 7 ll ll . . . .. Q . . . - - . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . , . . . . - . . . . . . - . . I . . . . . . n n . l ' - . .