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Production As hopeful and excited freshmen, we began our final years of school. To lead us we chose Hugo Veit as president; John Crosier, vice president; Richard Betts, secretary; Barbara Filkins, treasurer; John Herholz and Dorothy Tallrnan, Red Cross representatives; and Joan Cooke and Beatrice Gustavson as Student Council representatives. Miss Twitchell and Mr. Chester were our class advisors. For our class activities we held two movies and a roller skating party. Entering our second year of high school, our first business was to elect our officers. James Perry, Helen Walters, Shirley Duell, and Estelle Ward were chosen president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. Marilyn Cornell and Ray Pitcher represented the sophomores on the Student Council while Richard Rapp and Barbara Filkins represented us in the Junior Red Cross. Mrs. Osterhout and Mr. Denofio capably directed us as advisors. In October we presented our first activity, the double feature, A Girl in Every Port” and Flying Leathernecks. “ Entering the Junior One-Act Play Contest we selected The Laughing Ghost which was directed by Mrs. Osterhout and Mr. O'Leary. In March we again had a movie High Sierra, which was a huge success. Later, in combined efforts with the seventh grade, we held a gigantic bake sale with all profits going to the Cancer drive. As the last activity in our sophomore year, we held a Vic dance with the gym decorated with large records and musical notes. With Mr. Mustico and Mrs. Osterhout as our class advisors, we were juniors and had only two short years ahead of us. This time Robert McCormick was president; Richard Bens, vice president; Joan Cooke, secretary; Barbara Filkins, treasurer; Hugo Veit and Alberta Litts, Student Council representatives; Dorothy Tallrnan, news reporter; and John Herholz and Kenneth Horl, Red Cross representatives. With great anticipation we selected our class rings and waited patiently until two days before Christmas vacation and then proudly displayed them. In October we held a Halloween Soc Hop which was enjoyed by all participants. Our next activity was to be the Junior One-Act Play Contest. Our class presented The One that Got Away giving stiff competition to the winning sophomores. At the finest activity - the Junior Prom,, we chose Under Paris Skies as a theme with Keith Witter providing the music. Couples danced under stars suspended from the lowered ceiling and others sat at tables arranged around the gym to represent a sidewalk cafe! At 11:30 Richard Bens and Delores Duell were crowned King and Queen with the Eiffel Tower silhouetted against a myriad sky in the background. Then the day arrived when we were at last proud Seniors. For this golden year we selected Richard Betts, Ray Pitcher, Joan Cooke, and Barbara Filkins as president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer in that order. Helen Golden acted as news reporter, and William Kaehler, and Barbara Filkins represented the senior class on the Student Council. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Swick guided us as advisors. Our senior play, Stranger in the Night was presented in November with the hard working cast receiving well deserved praise and acclaim for a fine job. Later in the fall, we held a Soc Hop which proved another success. As our final part in dramatics we selected Westwood Whoa! ” a comedy-drama for the play contest.
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Juture 'Development Program GENE BECKER is in England, reviewing the early inhabitants of Great Britain to find out if they really did Invent the now famous crew-cut. If they did. Gene plans to sue his barber. FRAN BENEDICT finally did something wrong. She dropped a stitch in her knitting for the Navajo Indians. They are pretty riled up about it. DICK BETTS is the nation's newest and most popular crooner. His latest recording is, Go Ahead and Leave Me, I've Got my Goldfish. IRV BOUTON is the commanding officer in the Albany unit of the National Guard. He likes the part-time work. WILLIE BRENNEMAN has developed a freckle remover. It worked wonders on her and she is willing to share it with all girls who have freckles. JAN CARL was known to take shorthand faster than anyone else in the world. They are still looking for it. PETE CONNOR has broken into Hollywood to do Rhett Butler in the revival of the film, Gone With The Wind. JOAN COOKE it is rumored, will drive her own Bulck Roadmaster in the 1976 attempts to break Chevrolet's 1956 record on Pikes Peak. MARILYN CORNELL is our lady ambassador to the peace-loving island of lower Slobvia. Wc are now at war with lower Slobovia. SHIRLEY DUELL is lost in a snowbank in Alaska. Oh well, she's got her love to keep her warm. FREDA DUTTON owns Westerlo's first Automat. She always did love to play with small change. BARBARA FILKINS is back at Berne-Knox, helping the seniors with their yearbook. She really did enjoy it. JOHN GARRY is working on a little custom job which he calls the car of the past, present, and future. The car has GM motor, overdrive, power seats, windows, and windshield wipers. It is also only 12 long so therefore solves tne panting problem. CAROL GIEBITZ is now a hairdresser in New York, her specialty is her own creation, the Corvet Crew Cut, designed for girls with naturally straight hair. HELEN GOLDEN is working on a vaccine for mosquito bites. She plans on making millions. JACK HERHOLZ is the Editor-In-Chief of the New York Times. He really learned a lot by working on Static. KEN HORL is driving his new Farm-All tractor all over the countryside. He plans on entering it in the sports car races in Langhorn, Pennsylvania. BILL KAEHLER just returned from Africa where he taught typewriting to the natives. Typewriter sales have gone up considerably. JOHNNY KEPPLER is back at Berne-Knox, taking Coach's place in Driver Education. He is known for his safe driving. DAVE KOMJATHY is the president of the Live Alone and Like It club of East Beme, New York. He has quite an organization, but few members attend the meetings; it seems they like to be alone, so stay away from the club. MARGIE LENDRUM is in India teaching the natives the Can Can. We understand she made quite a hit. ALBERTA LITTS just completed a book entitled, How To Win Friends and Influence People through Algebra. RALPH MILLER and his steady Studebaker have recently broken the sound barrier. Some are waiting for him to repair it, but he hasn't slowed up yet. RICHARD MILNER grew. He is now the tallest man in the world and is working with the Rlngllng Brothers, Bam urn and Baily circus. JOHN NELSON is preparing to run for his 5th term in the presidential elections in two years. He reformed RAY PITCHER was entered in the South American Marble Tournament, but he returned brokenhearted; on the way, he lost his marbles. DICK RAPP has developed a three legged chicken. He has reported that his chicken can run faster than the ordinary two legged species. LINDA SISSON is a model for the Coca Cola Company. She is the new elf with the coke cap on her head. ROBERTA STEVENS is still patiently writing letters to Bob who re-enlisted. That boy will make general yet. HUGO VEIT is making a bomb that he calls his Surprise Package. He sets it and no one, not even Hugo, knows when it will go off... He was a nice kid. DOLORES VINCENT owns her own dude ranch where she teaches the ladles how to ride horseback. The men must follow the women in cars, just in case. DALE WALDRON has just completed his survey; he now knows every unmarried girl's address, telephone number, and height! He b also dated up nntil the fifth of July, 2099. GEORGE WALK, president of the Hold Me Tight Dental Plate Co., reports sales well over the million mark. HELEN WALTERS has organized her own basketball team, the Westerlo Maprunners. They play the Harlem Globetrotters soon. BARBARA WILBER designed the new capital building of East Glouchester. The Inhabitants have moved to West Gloucester. JEAN and JANET WRIGHT are in service for the Red Cross. They are concluding their overseas duty in Tibet, where they are treating snake charmers for snake bites....
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