Celoron High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Celoron, NY)

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THE SENTINEL-CELORON,N.Y. 17 teaching bookkeeping in the business college there. As a sideline she teach- es tap dancing. The crystal now takes us to Rochester where Eunice Jacobson is head dietician in the Good Housekeeping Institute. She is still undecided as to which is the right man for her. The scene in the crystal now changes to the Pacific Coast where Norman Lind owns a large citrus farm. He has a luxurious home where he often entertains old class mates. A certain sailor, Kuhl Gaynor, now a first class electrician's mate, often visits here to discuss inventions in which they have a mutual interest. In nearby Santiago we see Phyllis Peterson keeping books for a large corporation of which her husband is general manager. It is still impossible to keep her away from the roller rinks. Back east in Maine we Hnd both Mae Seiberg and Carol Wistran on the faculty of the University of Maine. Both have earned a tenure and are well situated for life. In nearby Boston, Maxine Swart and Charlotte Lawson are commercial artists. Maxine Swart paints landscapes as sideline while Charlotte writes short stories. The scene changes to Philadelphia where we find that Mildred Pear- son is a dental secretary in the Naval Hospital. A frequent visitor at the hospital is Floyd Brown who runs a grocery store around the corner. A great military figure is brought to our attention. Edward Linquist is not only a clever military strategist but has out-done Einstein by develop- ing a fifth dimension theory. The year 1949 is an eventful one for Joseph Mallare and Richard Nelson. Joseph's orchestra has just made a successful television broadcast. Mr. Nelson has been given the Nobel prize for being the best concert pianist. We are whisked across the Caribbean Sea to Cuba where Geraldine and Billy Darling occupy the embassy. Geraldine spends most of her time painting landscapes and health slogans to promote world peace. As time passes, we are taken to a movie set in Hollywood where Billy Quist is head photographer. He turns out record making pictures and has a home in Beverly Hills. He sometimes calls on Margaret Evans who is physical director in a girls' school in a nearby village. In Hollywood we also see Margaret Jackson whose profession is teaching aesthetic danc- ing to some of the country's outstanding stars. Last but by no means least we find Thomas Einch surveying land up in Alaska where the government is planning to build a power plant so that the Eskimos can use the electrical devices sold to them by the thirty- niners who worked their way through college.

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THE SENTINEL-CELORON, N. Y I9 BOYS Roderick Burrows Milton Linquist GIRLS SUPERLATIVES Carol Wistran .,....... sMosT LIKELY To SUCCEED Maxine Swart . ......... .MOST POPULAR ...... ,..... - Eva Camfield .......,... .THE QUIETEST ........ ......w. Mildred Pearson ....... .MOST BAsI-IFUL ..... Jean Linquist ....,,..... . Warren McCrea --------Donald Chapman BIGGEST TEASE ...........,........r, Richard Nelson Joyce Anderson ,e..... .MOST SoPI-IISTIGATED Margaret Jackson ..... . Fred Anderson BEST DANCER ....,.......s ......,, R obert Lattimore Charlotte Lawson ---,MOST VERSATILE Beverly Spencer ....,.. .BEST SPoRT .,.........s.. Audrey Zimmerman Carrie Field ,.......s.... Rosalie Hedberg ..... MosT ATHLETIC ,,..... ,,...... .MOST STUDIoUs ...... .MOST PoLITE ...... Audrey Seager ...,,.... .BIGGEST FLIRT .i...... Lucia Holcomb ,,..... Edna Howard ,.,,....... Priscilla Zahn ........... Mae Seiber g ............. Dora Ferguson .L...... Geraldine Gray ...L.,. . Eunice Jacobson ....... June Nord ........,,..... . Janice Hannon ......... . Ruth Nisson ....I........ . Luella Otten .,....L.... . Betty Kisshauer ...,... . Hazel McAvoy ......I .MOST DIGNIFIED .... .MOST TALKATIVE .... ...... L .MOST FRIENDLY ....,... . ..... Donald Jacobson LL------William Quist Richard Ringer --------Harold Lind Archie Skoglund --------Richard Nelson Lynn Powers ........ Daniel Holmes Harold Sandberg .MosT ATTRACTIVE ..... . .......... Edward Linquist -CUTEST ..... . .......,......L.. ......,. J ack Schultz .MOST DEPENDABLE . JOLLIEST .................. NEATEST .............. MosT CURIOUS ....L... MosT STUBBORN ...... BIGGEST APPETITE FUNNIEST ........ MOST TALENTED L....,s ,.sI... I Joseph Mallare v------LJerome Wassman Robert Hoover Jerome Burrows LeRoy Apotosh Frank Haskell Junior LeRoy -,-----EFloyd Brown