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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1954 volume:

NAME ADDRE55 2 ■ DEDICATION Appreciating her rare talent and superb ability in the field of art, the Class of 19 1f take pleasure in honoring Miss Patricia Carolyn Stoll by dedicating this Tower” to her. Miss Stoll is a native of Naples, New York, where she graduated from Naples Central School in June 19U4 She at- tended Rochester Institute of Technology, completing her course in 19i|8, and then transferred to Buffalo State Teach- ers College, graduating in June 1950, Coming to Belleville as Art Teacher in the grades and high school in September 1950, Miss Stoll has given unself- ishly of her time and ability. In all of her work whether it is stage scenery, bulletin board displays or classroom teaching, there is a distinctive, original touch, which makes it entirely personal. Therefore, in recognition of her splendid work in our school and for our class, we proudly dedicate ”The Tower of 195U” Miss Patricia Carolyn Stoll, 3 R. Eastman, Clerk; Williams, Shaad, Principal H, Eastman, Chamberlain, Ralph, President; Pelton Svika, Green, Zigmund, Barnard, Shaad, Pfister Bassette, Clark, Sloan, Wheeler, Beattie, Chapman, Whalen Bishop, Dowker, Laeramermann, Pishel, Smith, Overton, Hall Eastman, Upton, 5toll. Wagoner, Drake, Royal, Remington h We, the Senior Class of the Belleville Central School, County of Jefferson, State of New York, do make, ordain, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament,thereby making the following bequests: To The Board of Education: We leave our thanks, for their patience and consideration, throughout the past school year. To The Faculty: We leave the feeling, that all of the trying times were worth the trouble, because we appreciate it. To Our Parents: We leave the satisfaction that we couldn't possibly be morons now that we are at the Doorway of Life.” To Mr. Barnard: We leave our appreciation for helping us make this year's Tovar possible. To The Underclassmen: We leave our uncanny ways of aggravating study hall teachers. To Mr. Greene: We leave a set of ear plugs to use for next year's Juniors• Phyllis Henry: Rena brown and Rosemary horeton's business back- ground, so she can become a skilled secretary. Patricia Fayette: Beverly Davis and Marie Wetterhahn's ability to become engaged. George Phinney: Dean Boshart's quiet, shy, and bashful manner around girls. Joan Moon: Elinor Clark's cheerleading ability. Nancy Parroenter: James Joslyn's sweet, irresistible smirk. Marlene Hunter: The honor of entering Helen Allen into Eleanor Eastman's Powder Puff Derby. Gloria Tiff: Beverly Lee's slenderness. Beulah Pickett: Joan Mullin's strut and Mae Durham's laugh, so people will know she's around. Harold Boshart: Rena Hough's ability to play basketball. Philip Bond: James Herron and James Reed's ability to put perfume in squirt guns. James Chamberlain: Gerald Clark and Harold Hutchinson's ability to stay awake during a class. Peter Chapman: John Cobb's height so Pat can look up to him. David Paver: Hugh Nohle and Richard Dowker's shy, quiet and noiseless ways. Paul Flltcroft: Carl Erickson's tactful ability to ad-lib in the senior play. Edmund Harmer: Willis Green's ability to go steady. William Stoodley: Shirley Chaufty's long fingernails. Frank Reed: Carolyn Hudson's go anywhere car. James Wheller: Jane Corron and Marilyn Tiff's ability to do Kiss Your Little Darling If You Dare. Richard Tiff: Janet Durant's memory, to carry him through next year. Fredrick Williams: Luella Hedger's ability to keep a smile. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, tnis twentieth day of June in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Four. Witnessed by: 6 CLASS HISTORY We entered Mrs. Chapman's Freshman room with 36 members. Miss Bender our Sophomore home room teacher, greeted 32 members. During that year 5 more members left us making 27 to enter Mr. Green’s Junior room. In September of 1952, we had some trying times arranging for our Junior Prom In May. Through Student Council we gained the privilege of collecting dues. Twenty-nine entered Mrs. Eastman’s room, but we lost one by marriage In December. Mrs. Eastman directed our Senior Play, Busy As A Beaver , which netted us 280. A benefit basketball rame, four dances, and selling refreshments at games will enable us to earn the money, for our Senior trip. HELEN JEAN ALLEN DEAN BOSHART V' , GERALD CLARK RENA BROWN SHIRLEY CHAUFTY CARL ERICKSON 8 ELINOR CLARK JOHN COBB RICHARD DOWKER JANE CORRON BEVERLY DAVIS JAMES HERRON 9 'V ELEANOR EASTMAN MAE DURHAM] LUELLA HEDGER JAMES JOSLYN •: . . . . pgBSgji HAROLD HUTCHINSON JANET DUrtANT mssm - - tr ■:, - . -iV', .'- : ' : BEVERLY LEE 8 sS I UAJK IiXl HUDSON ' vWKr- m mm HUGH NOHLE m£SE ■raE s s fflBKBmm ROSEMARY MORETON W wmmiK RENA HOUGH 9 VC:-- 8� «raSSK JOAN MULLIN iMi MARILYN TIF In Memoriam ■ 'I IN MEJiORIAM WAYNE EDGAR BOSHART � 53 DEATH CLAIMED OUR LOYAL FRIEND, DECEMBER 27, 1953' TO OS, HIS LIFE WILL ALWAYS BE, AN EVER HALLOWED MEMORY. A GENEROUS, FAITHFUL, UNDERSTANDING LAD WAS WAYNE. MAY OUR GREAT LOSS BE HIS ETERNAL GAIN. _______________ On the first day of July in 1975� Mrs. Eastman had a sudden urge to go out to see what her former class of 1954 had accomplished (if anything). Her first stop was in Syracuse where she was to board the train to New York City. While waiting, someone came up and said, Taxi Ma m? She turned around and found that it was Harold Hutchinson. Later that night she boarded the train. On the train she met Marilyn Tiff going back to Connecticut after spending a few days with her mother. Arriving in New York City, she visited Rena Brown, private secretary of Carl Erickson, a famous comedian on T. V. Tired from being shown around the city by Rena, she went to her hotel room to rest. She turned on her radio and heard The Pops On Top with d.J. Janet Durant. The next morning, while going to make plans for a plane trip, an accident occurred in the down town section. It was the famous stock car racer, Jim Joslyn, thinking he was still on the track. The ambulance arrived as she got there, and to Mrs. Eastman's surprise the nurse was Eleanor Eastman. The ambulance driver was Bill Green. Mrs. Eastman got her plane ticket to Hawaii. One of the first ones on the plane, she started to read the newspaper she had picked up on the way. She no- ticed the head lines which read. Woman Lawyer Solves Important Government Case. Beside the article was a picture of the lawyer whom she recognized as Joan Mullin. The airline hostess came out and said, Will you fasten your safety belts please? The voice sounded very familiar. She looked up and saw Beverly Lee. After they had been flying a while she heard a familiar voice ask, May I have a cup of coffee? She turned to see who it was and saw Luella Hedger. Come to find out she was on her way to Kentucky. The plane stopped for an hour in Kentucky. She there heard of the famous racing stables owned by Rena Hough. While talking together,Rena asked her if she had heard of the New Atomic experiment that had been conducted and told her that the scientist responsible was Dean Boshart. The plane then stopped in Texas for a couple days because of bad weather. So she stayed at one of the dude ranches near the airport. Who should be the proprietors of the ranch, but Hugh Nohle and Richard Dowker. Talking to them, she learned that this was one of the five big ranches they owned. She arrived in Hawaii about four days later. In Honolulu she, of course, had to see a Hawaiian show. Whom do you suppose she saw doing the dance? No one else but Beverly Davis I That day she thought it would be nice to spend an evening at the beach. Looking around she saw the familiar faces of Elinor Clark and John Cobb, who were on a belated honeymoon. She then took the plane to Alaska. Arriving there, she went in search of Carolyn Hudson and Jane Corron. She found Carolyn running a branch of the Meadowbrook, which was a very famous place. Jane Corron was working as a hat check girl. There, Mrs. Eastman saw Gerald Clark, to whom she talked and learned that he was a professional trapper in Alaska. After spending a few days there, she took a plane back to New Mexico to see if Marie Wetterhahn was still there. When she arrived in New Mexico, she hunted Marie up and found there were quite a few little Dudleys. Spending a day in New Mexico, she saw in a magazine, a photographer taking a picture of the first rocket ship to the moon. The photo- grapher was Jim Herron. With him in a picture was his secretary, Rosemary Moreton. Then deciding to start back toward home, she thourJht she would stop again in New York City to see the people she had missed on her first stop. She went to see Shirley Chaufty at the Waldorf Astoria, as a vocalist with Ray Anthony's Band. She then went to the television show Talent Patrol and in the place of Arlene Frances, Helen Allen was placed. Then deciding to take the bus back to Belleville, she went to the bus station. Who do you think was the bus driver? No one but James Reedi Returning to Belleville, she discovered that Mae Durham had opened a tea shop. She went in for a cup of tea and told Mae all about the great (?) accomplishments of the class of '54 13 Busy As A Beaver , presented by the Senior Class November 20 and 21, was a huge success. The play was about a girl who wanted to get married but she wasn t allowed to until her brother married first. He was so studious and devoted to his books that he abhored matrimony, and the whole idea set up many hilarious and interesting scenes throughout 'the play. The play cast were as follows: Harold Hutchinson, Helen Allen, Elinor ClarK, Dean boshart, Eleanor Eastman, Marie Wetterhahn, Carolyn Hudson, Carl Erickson, Mae Durham, Shirley Chaufty, Bev. Lee, Rena Brown, and John Cobb. Director-Mrs. Eastman. Ik 15 Boni, Stoodley, Mr. Greene, Feed, Harmer, Chamberlain Flitcroft, Chapman, Boshart, Paver, Tiff Williams, V heller Henry, Pickett, Parmenter, Hunter, Fayette, Tiff G, Moon Summers, Fulkerson, Boni, Huffstater, Eastman W, Sprague Leroy, Sprague Loyal, Be rcune Aureli, Mrs. Bassette, Soderholm, Young, Henderson, Reed, Barney, Fargo Horraa, Fargo Nancy, Pelton Eastman J, Brown, Fayette, Joslyn, Rogers, Ainsworth, Clark 16 Mrs. Chapman, Hedger, Bradberry, Dowker, Kellar, Fulkerson, Clark, Bovee Ropple, Ropers, Mason, Erickson, Bercume, Plato, Hall Thomas, Cornell N, Towles, Hunter, Young, LaVere, Berkeley, Clark H. E. Place, Huffstater, Dodge, Flitcroft, Matthews, Moreton, Hudson Erickson, Hedger, Kohl, Richardson, Berry, Whitley, Clark H. G. Zehr, Gill, Butler, Bercume, Knight, Pntchen, Reed Pickett, Fuller, Mullin, Mrs. Beattie, Lewis, Cornell V, Dick 17 Thompson, Pickett, Whitley, Davis, Nohle, Stewart, Puller, Moon, Williams Bercume, Payette, Forester, Dickinson, Hudson, Zehr, Fulkerson J Bickford, Redway, Sprague, Tice, Davis, Kohl, Kelsey Cooley, Fulkerson S, Kohl S, Lewis, Mellen, Soderholm, Merrick Clark, Bacon, Roggie, Mr. Pfister, Bradbury, Jantzi, Munson Bettinger, Thompson H, Turnbole, Dennee , Thompson £, Cobb, Barkley, Durham, Williams Fayette, Rogers, Towles, Mullin, Chapman, Davis Dennee K, Schumeker, Mason, Woodall, Freeman, Trevett, Barney, Synder. Huffstater, 3ovee J Prouty, S-rague, Jantzi, Mr. Svika, Roggie, Brown, Gilbert Clark, Piper, Fulmer, Davis, Aureli 18 Washburn, Kohl, Schumaker, Flitcroft, Sloan, Abbott, Widrick Zehr, Latant, Carpenter, Hubbard, Weaver, LaBlanc Mias Clark, Breezee, Presley, Sprague, Butler, Patchen, Sprague N. Lewis, lark. Case, Littlefield, Tice, Hicks, Hobbs, Bellinger, Green, Dowker Knight, Dick, Widrick, Kilburn, Simpson, Zehr, Bercume, Summers Rivett Cooley, Thomas, Matteson, Henderson, Sprague, Ainsworth, Nash Jantzi, Soderholm, Koreton, Zehr, Allen, Pickett D, Widrick K, Widrick D Erickson, Flitcroft, Hall, Towles, Remington, Young, Matthews Clark, Loomis, Pickett b, Mrs, Smith, KcNett, Sanford, Roggie 19 Piper, Shepard, Hartaon M Redden, Kelsey, Davis, Mullin, Hunter, Bovee, Cobb, Littlefield, Munson, Buahnell, Rivett, Barney Loomis, Vann, Eastman, Nash, Hartaon M Anaston, Stevens, Cooley, Squires K Squires P, Mrs. Dowker, Dick, Bacon, Edwards � Hough Miss Royal, Brown, Elmer, Overton D, Presley, Seamans, Taylor, Overton !! Bovee, Hall, Case, Barney, Breezee E, Leblanc, Freeman Knight, Rogers, Stanford Kavenaugh, Sampson, Sprague, Nohle, Clark, Pelton, Williams, Jentzi , Breezee A, Towles A Cobb, Towles S, Cough � 20 rfhh«r,Q?llbert'nHe uPy' 3urley, Richardson, Cougn, LeGray Gibbs, Stagner, Bradbury, Cingericn, Lee, Turnbole Hobbs, Mullin, Wood, Cobb J, Nonle, Sprague, Vann, Cobb K Mrs. Remington, Summers, Brown, Ricnmond, Ronde, Thompson, Davis, Heatn, Sikes, Roggie Kilburn, Cobb S, Widrick, Henry, fatten, Cummings, Loomis } Grandy, , Loomis M Second Grade Cooley, Fuller, Sikes, Breezee, Shepard, Allen Mrs. Wheeler, Mason, Hall, Presley, Petrie, Clark, Fulton, Arthur, Clark T McNett, Shear, Hunter, Sprague, Jantzi, Forrester, Moreton, Cobb, Hooker Dick, Young, Woodall, Sampson, Sorensen, Bellinger, Case, Seamans, Brown, 21 Shear, Heath, Hettinger Mrs. Sloan, Zanker, Jantzi, Redway, Widrick E, Durant, Kavanaugh, Woodall Trowbridge, Hall Sorenson, Towles R, Patten, Litts, Rohde, Widrick J, Towles R, Loomis, Bovee, Sikes Stevens, Beckstead, Edwards, Cobh, Soderholm, Dennee, Dwyer Krs. Overton, Hyde, Henderson, Lewis, Zehr, Taylor, Rogers, Coujh, V attles Lunman, Hobbs, Trowbridge, Godfrey, Gibbs, Veley, Brown Sampson, Eastman, Korenus, Kast, Overton, Chamberlain, Simpson Crossman, Smith, Prouty, Lee, Hicks, Getman, Rivett 22 Brown, Perry, Rohde, Eastman, Roggle, Littlefield, Richardson, Whaley Young, Crossman, Sampson, Joslyn Hall, Sprague, ffodell, Trowbridge, Dick, Douglas, Armstrong Edwards, Richmond, Wason, Jantzl, Case, Stoodley, Taylor, Sorensen, Remington Nohle, Wldrick, Eastman, Sprague, Stagnar _ „ Miranda, Burley S, Burley D, McCormick P, McCormick S, Squires, Ainsworth, Cough, Mantle, Getman 23 VIRGINIA BOVEE......................................Secretary WAYNE BOSHART.........................................Deceased RICHARD BOYD.....................................A.T.I. Canton SHIRLEY CHAMBERLAIN..................................Housewife DONNA COOK............................................At MARION COUGH.................... ....Rochester Eastman Kodak VERNON ELMER...........................................Farming JUNE ENDSLEY.............Employed at Watertown Knitting Mill WILLIAM FULKERSON MAURICE HERRON... KATHERINE HUDSON..........................Secretary in New York CLAYTON HYDE...............................................Army STANLEY JAMES.........................Clerk at Watertown Bank JAY MERRICK........................................Air Force ROSMOND O'CONNELL.....................................At home PATRICA PELTON.........Syracuse University School of Nursing HOWARD PEPPER.......................................Employed at Hudson's JANE REED.........................Telephone Operator in Adams PHYLLIS ROGERS....................Works for General Electric CHARLES TICE.......................................Air Force LAURA TREVETT...................Waitress at Marty's in Adams JOYCE WHEADON.........................Secretary in Watertown NANCY WHITLEY.....................Watertown School of Nursing 2k fcrown, Pelton, Boshart H, Huffstater, hr. Zigmund, Paver, Boshart L , Clark, Fargo Norma Bickford, Allen, Reed, Stoodley, Henry, Cornell, Fulmer 26 Whitley, Hamer, Kellar, Flltcroft, Clark v n m,RMUlllS' reei J’ ”unter' Durant, Mason, Palmeter _oung. Brown H, Joslyn, Payette, Henderson, Brown C, Kohl Aurell 7ehr, Reed P, Allen, Mr. Pflster, Lee, Pulkerson, Roggle Chapman, Roggle, Miss Stoll, Kohl, Pel ton, Allen 27 Williams, Boshart H, paver, Stoodley, Chapman, Boahart D, Chamberlain v haurty, Fayette, Joalyn, Eastman, Durant, Fargo, Durham, Rogers Young, Brown C, Brown R, Miss Upton, Clark E, Henry, Clark M Flitcroft, Boni K, Hutchinson, Kellar, Huffstater, Herron Clark, Fulkerson B, Whellar, Fulkerson D, Rigabar, Whitley Harmer, Boni P, Reed, Mr. Greene, Nohle, Dowker, Eastman 28 Fulkerson D Hutchinson, Williams, Chapman, Cobb, Stoodley, Thomas, Boni P. Chaufty, Wetterhahn, MacDuffie, Barney, Young, Kohl . Erickson, Hudson, Bovee, Whitley, Brown Carolyn, Aiien.Brown Cynthia Lee, Bickford, Boni K, Paver, Chamberlain, Eastman, Fulkerson B. Davis, Eastman, E, Mrs. Fishel, Erickson Hedger, L, Eastman, J, Kohl, P, Brown, R Fulkerson, S, Pickett, Henry, Hudson, C, Durant, Pelton, Henderson, Erickson, E, 29 , C, Tiff , Corron, Woodall Clark, Ainsworth Mason, Poor, Hedger, D Schumaker, Tice, Chaufty, Durant, Wetterhahn, Hunter, Richardson, Berry, Clark E Pickett, Henderson, Davis, Fayette P, Parmenter, Mason, brown Soderholm B, Pelton, Tiff M, Reed, Poor, Joslyn, Aureli Ainsworth, Allen, Munson, Hudson, Tiff G, Zehr M, Pedway, Hedger D, Eastman, Soderholm, Schumaker, Tice, Chaufty, Durant, Wetterhahn, Hunter, Richardson, Berry, Clark E Pickett, Henderson, Davis, Fayette P, Parmenter, Mason, Brown Soderholm R, Pelton, Tiff M, Reed, Poor, Joslyn, Aureli Ainsworth, Allen, Munson, Hudson, Tiff G, Zehr M, Redway, Hedger D, Eastman, Soderholm J, Roggie Kohl, Hedger L, Clark M, Miss Drake, Fayette N, Dick, Merrick Bosh8rt, Paver, Erickson, Kellar, Cobb, Hutchinson, Stoodley, Chapman, Williams Hedger L, Chaufty, Durant, Fulkerson, Tiff M, Davis, Joslyn, Tiff D, Aureli, Pelton, Hudson C, Clark E Roggie, Clark M, Wetterhahn, Mason, Hunter, Palmeter, Henderson, Soderholm, Fayette N, Eastman, Ainsworth Tiff, Allen, Pickett, Miss Drake, Paver, Fayette P, Brown 30 Abbott, Fulkerson J, Cobb, Hudson, Castor, Erickson Stevens, Woodall, Merrick, Redway, Kohl, Whitley, Fulkerson S Prouty, Dodge, Turnbole, Young, Thomas, Bovee, Bickford Dick, Davis, Mullin, Matteson, Bellinger, Green, Brown, Clark Ainsworth, Kllburn, Eastman, Mrs. Fishel, Matthews, Rlvett, Dowker 31 Brown, Mullin, Eastman Mr. Zigraund, Sprague, Chamberlain, Paver, Kastman, Boni, Flitcroft, Clark L. Hudson, Fulkerson, Clark H, Stoodley, Whitley, Barkley, LaVere Stoodiey, Reed, Kellar, Cobb, Green, Boshart H Chamberlain, Boshart D, Clark, Whitley 32 Clark H, Clark L, Fulkerson D, Fulkerson B, Hudson Roggie, Bovee, Fuller, Phinney Matthews, Hudson, Young, Thompson, Moon, Thomas, Huffstater Bickford, Zehr, Fayette, Williams, Bettinger, Fulmer, Chapman 33 Ainsworth, Clark, Pel ton, Hudson, Allen Corron, Reed, Eastman E, Tiff, Eastman J Kohl, Plato, Tiff, Barney, Fargo, Hall Mullin, Wetterhahn, Lee, Miss Rasbach, MacDuffie, Allen, Moon 3k Henry, Allen, Clark, Tiff, Henderson, Corron, Reed, Pelton, Brown, Aureli Moon, MacDuffie, Fargo, Barney, Fayette, Henderson, Mason, Roger Clark, Hudson, Corron, Moon, Tiff, Allen Henry, Kohl, Whitley, Fayette 35 Fargo, Miss Rasbach, Fayette Pelton, Barney, Reed, Soderholm, Whitley, henry Tiff, Hudson, Clark, Moon, Corron Abbott, La Blanc, roudy, Fuller, Glddings, Allen Sprague, Chapman, Mr. Lumen, Dodge, Bovee, La Tant Wee Baseballs . '' y ■ 36 BUS DRIVERS: Hunter, Richmond, Matteson, Loomis Psver, Eggleston, Bovee, Stoodley 37 JANITORS: Mr. Corron, Mr. Henderson COOKS: Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Bovee or Clark Williams PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Seniors: James Herron Dean Boshart Junior : Pat Fayette ADVISORS Miss Stoll Mr. Barnard Mrs. Eastman Miss Upton 38 typing staff Seniora: Joan Mullln Louella Hedger Junior : Phyllis Hedger ART STAFF Seniors: Charlotte MacDuffie Janet Durant Juniors: Ed Harmer David Paver BUSINESS MANAGERS Senior: Shirley Chaufty Junior: Peter Chapman 39 NAME NICKNAME Allen, Helen Lefty Boshart, Dean Dizzy Brown, Rena Ren Chaufty, Shirley Shlrl Clark, Elinor Onnle Clark, Gerald Clarkie1 Cobb, John Johnnie Corron, Jar.e Stell Davis, Beverly Bev Dowker, Richard Duke Durant, Janet Jonnie Durham, Mae Mamie Eastman, Eleanor Ellle Erickson, Carl Erick Green, Willis Willie Hedger, Luella Lu Herron, James Jim Hough, Rena George Hudson, Carolyn none Hutchinson, Harold Hutch Joslyn, James Jim Lee, Beverly Bev Moreton, Rosemary Rosie Mullln, Joan Joanie Nohle, Hugh Hughle Reed, James Jim Tiff, Marilyn Wetterhahn, Marie Marylee Rle AGE FAVORITE FOOD FAVORITE SAVING 18 Spaghetti Hey Dad 17 Spaghetti There 18 Hamburgers k Frenchfrles Oh dear 18 Spaghetti Glory be 17 Toss salad k steaks That's for sure 17 Spaghetti Haven't any 19 Pormre-de- terre Oh Nlorre 17 Hamburg Dearest 18 Spaghetti Don't know do you 17 Steaks Don't mind me 16 18 Spaghetti Pizza Alrlghty well 17 Frenchfles Sc fish All right 16 Baked beans Ade lib 18 Graham cracker pie Popcorn None 18 You'd be sur- prised 18 Pork Don't know 19 Porkchops I'm not saying 17 Fried chicken Cha-da 19 Beefsteak Ouch 18 Spaghetti ■Well there 17 Banana cream pie My Gosh 16 Spaghetti Oh Jeepers 17 Hamburgers Sc frenchfrles Mien yuh 19 Pie Hasn't any 19 Steaks You don't say 18 Spaghetti Yeah, I know It i8 Anything edible Crlpe FAVORITE SONO That Amore' SECRET AMBITION ’terry a certain soldier Riccochet Atomic scientist Changing Partners Private secretary Riccochet Forgive me John Kindergarten teacher Honeymoon ir. Hawaii Rye Whiskey Professional trapper Forgive Me John Honeymoon in Hawaii Almost Work in Larkin's gas station Stranger in Paradise Go to Hawaii Key Joo Oh My Papa I Love Paris Riccochet Dairy of 100 Purebreds Disk Jockey 16 inch waistline Nurse Crying in the Chapel Engineer Doesn't have one Doesn't have one o I Believe Live on Base in Kentucky If you think you're in Love Blue Tango It's Been So Long Prisoner Song Pay a Maya 12th Street Rag Riccochet Stardust Big Business Own a racing stable Go to Alaska It's a Secret Drive a stockcar Air-line hostess Secretary Woman lawyer Hasn't any Riccochet It's been so Long Anything written to music Fa rme r Invent an auto that won't bum gas Live in Connecticut We 811 know other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone