Belleville Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Belleville, NY)

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PROFILES AGE IN FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE PET SECRET NICKNAMES ACTIONS FOOD SAYING SONG HATE AMBITION Boshart, W Bozzy 2-20 Beef Steak Two, three times You Belong To Me People who don't act their age Be a successful businessman Bovee, V Stub 17 Pizza Gee, I hate that Why Don't You Believe Me Story tellers Disprove Ein- stein's theory Boyd,R. Dick 10-15 Apple Pie I Like It Have You Heard Oral reports Go to Hawaii Chamberlain,S . Myrt 10-25 Hamburgers You know it? Korean Mud People who monkey around Be a Phys«. Ed teacher Cook, D Cookie 9 Hamburgers Yeah, I know I Went To Your Wedding People who make her mad Join the Marines Cough, M. Murion 12-25 Chocolate Cake You Can't have Everything Thinking of You Boys that tease Professional skater or dancer Elmer, V. Tobe 14 Spaghetti I don't know Sick, Sober, and Sorry Oirls that smoke To grow up Endsley, J. Trunle 5 Cake and Ice Cream H-e-y Kid Honky Tonk Angles Spiders and meat It's a secret Fulkerson, W Billy 18 Most Anything Edible I can't Nola Some girls U. S. Air Force Pilot Herron, M. Mort 49 Meat Oh, Oosh Syncopated Clock People who cheat Be a photograph Hudson, K. Kath 17 Southern Fried Chicken Oh, Oosh If I Loved You Waiting on table Be a police woman Hutchinson, H, . Hutch 20 Anything Edible What's good about it? Prisoner Song Drinking Become a man Hyde, C Clayt 19 Anything Edible Nice Try Star Dust Girls who smoke Be professional athelete James, S. Jess 8 Venison Steak Well I guess So I Went To Your Wedding Leaky motors Be a 1st Class mechanic Merrick,J. Jacob 11 Cheese, Crackers and Beer I think so, huh Glow-Worm Sophmore girls Play for the Yankees O'Connell, R. Raymond 12 Dried Apricots Oh, YeahJ Oklahoma Bill Spiders Ride around the U.S. on horse Pelton, P. Pat 47 Prunes Jeepers Clair De Lune Ignorance Be a doctor Pepper, H. Pep 12 Fish ? ;J? Show Me The Way To Go Home Stuck-up girls Join the Coast Guard Reed, J. Reed-o 15 Chicken on the Rough You like it High Noon Boys Marry a Millionaire Rogers, P. Fhyl 20 Spaghetti and Meat Ealls I guess probably Down the Trail of Aching Hearts People that show off Join the Air Force Tice, C. Chuck 25 Shrimp That isn't so Oh, Happy Day Oirls who wear Be an engineer Trevett, L. urie 13-20 French Fries and Hamburgers Really I Understand dungrees Farm animals Live in a city Wheadon, J. Joy 5-20 Popcorn Oh, no Honky Tonk Angel Nosey people Find a good man Whitley, N. Whit 5 Apples Dunmame Leo A1 'la Qlta Meet Mr. Calahan Self-pitying people Be a movie star

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CLASS WILL To Our Parents: '.Ve leave our rooms at home for guests To The Board of Education: We leave our bill for the Senior trip. To The Teachers: We leave all back work. To The Underclassmen: We leave ! To Mr. Greene: We leave an empty room for more silly Juniors. Carl Erickson: Bill Fulkerson's position as President of the Senior Band. Gerald Clark and Bill Green: Clayton Hyde's ability in basketball. Helen Jean Allen and John Cobb: First chairs in the trumpet section. Carolyn Hudson: Nancy Whitley's cheerleading ability. Charlotte MacDuffle and Elinor Clark: Pat Pelton's bowling ability. Rena Hough and Rosemary Moreton: Kay Hudson's vocal ability. Joan Mullln: Jane Reed's ability to strut. Janet Durant: Rosmond O'Connell's art ability. Beverly Davis: Joyce Wheadon and Phyllis Rogers quiet ways. Luella Hedger: Laura Trevett's position on the yearbook staff. Bev. Lee: We leave Wayne Boshart. Marilyn Tiff: We leave Ginny Bovee's ability to Charleston Eleanor Eastman: June Endsley's horses. Hugh Nohle: Vernon Elmer's ability to milk cows. Jim Herron: Maurice Herron's ability to see thru the lens of a camera. Marie Wetterhahn: Shirley Chamberlain's ability to keep a man. Mae Durham: Howard Pepper's position on Student Patrol. Shirley Chaufty: Donna Cook's musical talent. Richard Dowker: Charles Tice's typing ability. Jim Joslyn: Stanley James' ability to skip Senior Play—practice. Rena Brown: Jay Merrick's effort to take nine subjects. Jim Reed: We leave Harold Hutchinson's truck to drive to school. Shirley 3erry: Richard Boyd's seat in the senior Room. Dean Boshart: We leave the chemical ability of Marlon Cough. 12 L

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SENIOR PLAY Hook, Lin© and Sinker , presented by the Senior Class under the direction of Mrs. Eastman, was a huge success. This play was set in a country hotel with the usual eccentric handy-man, but an unusual proprietor, a young and charming gentleman, who is substituting in the absence of his aunt. It had plenty of romance and more than its share of hilarious comedy scenes. The cast were: Harold Hutchinson, Bill Fulkerson, Ginny Bovee, Pat Pelton, Nancy Whitley, Stanley James, Marion Cough, Clayton Hyde, Jane Reed and Katherine Hudson. The stage crew furnished very appropriate and beautiful scenery. The stage crew members were: Jay Merrick, Wayne Boshart, Dick Boyd, Vernon Elmer, Maurice Herron, Shirley Chamberlain, Donna Cook, June Endsley, Rosmond O'Connell, Phyllis Rodgers, Laura Trevett, Joyce Wheadon, Howard Pepper and Charles Tice. 14