Cairo Central High School - Forge Yearbook (Cairo, NY)

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KING BOB QUEEN MARY On May ?3, l953, a bit of south sea paradise bloomed in Cairo Central School when our Junior Prom took the form of a Hawaiian Paradise. The decorations were complete down to an island atoll and a spectacularly changed gym which sported life size palm trees. Competition ran high, and judging was Very difficult when the time for the election of the Kin and Queen arrived. After careful deliberation, a charming queen and her worthy king along with their court of honor were selected. Junior Prom COURT OF HONOR Ted Banta Maureen O'Sullivan Rand Klinke Janet Rockefeller

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Class Prophecy What the future holds for Betty Ann McNulty is her l1fe's desire come true. She is a cheerleader. She is never seen anywhere without her outfit. The biggest and longest building in the world has finally been com- pleted by HBig Bobby Morano.U He has become a millionaire playboy spending the profits as fast as they come in. The big fight for Janet Rockerfeller's contract is on--the airlines have merged so they could all have part of her for their chief stew- ardess. , Fave Rouse, voted most likely to succeed, hasn't truly held up to his prophecy. He holds the record of being arrested the most times in one day-25 times for reckless driving. Betty Tischler once said, nI'd give my right hand to become a dentist.H She did. She had a very uncooperative patient when she was just start- ing out on her own. Good old Ralph Herron is a butcher, I mean doctor. He has a record for never successfully completing a major Operation. Rose Tucci grew up in a style conscious section of the country. Lately she hasn't been able to find anything new and exciting in New York so Rose has finally gone to Paris to model something different. Ray Low is now manufacturing elevator shoes. He is now a star on the Celtics. Only one problem remains, the baskets are too low for him. Maureen O'Sul1ivan remembers when she was voted by her class as HMiss Senior of l959.N Recently she made a big hit all over the U.S. as nMiss Grandma of l999.u George Koegel's experience in sports has served him well. He has replaced Mel Allen as sports announcer for the Yankees. It seems Joan Woodbury's talent has finally been realized. She landed a Job in the Pentagon Building, and from what I hear is enjoying her Job as private secretary to the Secretary of Defense. Bobbi Freemann seems to be having her own troubles,' She is a teacher of pre-school age children. A paddle comes in handy, doesn't it Bobbi? Billy Alfeld is now retired at his cattle ranch in Montana. His hobby is collecting ten-gallon hats. The only trouble is wearing them. As we look into the crystal ball we see Howard Willette as the big cheese in the mouse factory. His factory trains mice to catch cats. Jars Leufkens, known for har Hwhacky sneezesu just had a patent put on them. It seems one of those talent scouts discovered her great ability Teddy Banta has finally succeeded in landing his own rocket on the moon His only problem now is getting it off again. Rita Hartung is doing a great Job singing and dancing for bands which travel all over the country. She has the privilege of being known as the girl with the giggles who wiggles. Area hot rodders better be more careful now that Glenn Latta is finally a State Trooper. for .Ll Class Prophet 31

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MR. HUBERT LEUFKENS Mr. Leufkens works at N.B.C, in New York City during most of the week. This, however, has never prevented him from giving his valuable time and assistance to help make so many of our school functions more elabor- ately successful than they might otherwise have been. His designs, lighting plans, and general knowledge of effective arrangements have made our auditorium and stage glitter many times. He has impressed many of us with his physical vigor in getting a Job done. For the entire student body, the graduating class of 1959 takes this opportunity to thank Bert Leufkens for his time, his help, and for the fine example he has set for so many of us. 33