Celoron High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Celoron, NY)

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CLASS PRQPHECV I 'M so exciTedl I wonder if They will all come. IT's seven TwenTy-Tive now and The banqueT is To begin aT eighT. I never ThoughT Ten years ago This pledge we made To meeT again would ever become a realiTy. IT I had, I should never have Taken on The responsibiIiTy. Goodness! Is ThaT Edison LeRoy James is announcing? Well, he always was on Time. I don'T see how he does iT wiTh all his senaTorial duTies. I wonder who Those Tlashy people are geTTing ouT oT ThaT limousine? Why iT's AniTa WhiTcomb and John STormer, The Two greaTesT comedians oT screen and Tele- vision. I hardly Think ThaT dress oT AniTa's is suTTicienT, buT Then acTresses always do go To The exTreme. , Oh, There's DoroThy Bucklaew looking excepTionaIly Trim and neaT. She owns a very prosperous dress shop righT in JamesTown, and is The besT-known seamsTress, Tor who can sew like DoroThy? Now enTering The gaTe are Rosalie Hedberg and Grace Paolillo. They seem To be enjoying Themselves chaTTing over old Times. Grace is sTiII aT old Celoron High School Teaching music, and Rosalie is NBC's sTory Telling lady. You know The Type, abouT Goldilocks and The bears. Here comes William Adams up The sTeps. Now There's a man Tor you. The girls may noT make a hiT wiTh him, buT he surely can hiT The home runs Tor The DeTroiT Tigers. I can guess who This is coming on The moTorcycIe. Sure enough-Daniel EosTer, who has become an up-an-aT-'em sTaTe Trooper. Look aT him Tlash ThaT badge oT his aroulld. 5 Now who in The world could ThaT digniTied genTleman be? Yes, iT's AIberT Lund- gren, Tamous owner of The celebra+ed Du BoneT nighT club in Chicago. ThaT's IiTe for you, some change, some don'T. Now, I can Tell ThaT couple a mile away. IT's Dora Ferguson lnow Mrs. Eugene Andersonl and her beloved Jeep. Business hasn'T been Too good Tor Eugene, buT he needn'T worry: everybody needs an underTaker some day. Here come The Hanson Twins: They look as much alike as ever. I hear Janis and PhyIlis's employer sTiIl has Trouble Telling Them aparT. IT cerTainIy was a coincidence ThaT our class had Two seTs oT Hanson Twins. Audrey and Alden have never looked much alike, Though. I read somewhere ThaT Alden is a TirsT IieuTenanT in The Army and expecTing a higher appoinTmenT any Time now, and Audrey runs The only beauTy salon in Celoron. Speaking of beauTiesI Here come The former Caryl Carlson and Hazel Spencer. They gave up Their iobs as beauTicians To become Navy wives. Well, aT IeasT They have each oTher when Their husbands are roaming The seas. Talk abouT brawn and muscle! JusT look aT This boy! WhaT did Johnnie W- ever have ThaT Johnny Giess hasn'T goT? He's sole owner and only liTeguard aT The new condiTioned Celoron Beach. By The way. Bob Olson is sTilI in Celoron Park. Even Though he is manager, he sTiII likes To help ouT in The popcorn sTand. Could iT ,be Those blond babes? From The Tan ThaT woman has, iT's my beT she is Joyce See. She's now living in The Sunny SouTh and specializes in The phoTography of The Miami baThing beauTies. BeaTrice Carlson looks sweeT TonighT, doesn'T she? She makes a very aTTracTive and helpful skaTing insTrucTor aT The rink, and I guess her husband Thinks she's Tops as a housewiTe, Too. I4

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Hem XVIII.-The arl of lilibuslering is bequealhed lo Belly Chamberlin by Dean Squier because all fhe Seniors lcnow lhe necessily of such a person in lhose Hislory C classes. Hem XIX.-June Rool presenls her nalural curly hair 'ro Violel Hager. whose hair is unruly al limes. Hem XX.-Marguerile Sames wishes 'fo offer her iob of candy manager lo Joyce Squier. Perhaps Joyce will need some help wilh lhe candy sland so June Evans gal- lanlly, 'rurns over lhis iob lo Lowell Maxwell, lo promofe bigger candy sales among lhe girls. Hem XXI.-Being ol a generous nalure, Edison LeRoy wishes lo beslow his ami- able qualilies lo Vera Overburg. as an incenlive lo lufure friendships. Hem XXII.-To Dick Huliman, Jaclc Schullz dedicales his diminulive form in hopes lhal Diclc will be able +o occupy a senior deslc nexl- year. llem XXIII.-Norman Swarl beslows his lalenl in amorous nofe-wriling +0 Roberl lllingworlh, who is ardenlly endeavoring fo gain 'lhe admiralion of Jeannelle lC'up- calcel Chrislian. Jeannefle. by 'rhe way, receives some of Bealrice Carlson's quiel- ness, and we hope she will malce good use of i+. Hem XXIV.--Audrey lRedl Zimmerman relinquishes her vivacious'charm lo ofher roller-slcaling enlhusiasls. Audrey also wishes fo leave her hair lo Carol Anderson who seems 'ro admire fhose red +resses. llem XXV.--Aller considerable lhoughl, Rosalie Hedberg gives her bowling abil- ily lo Susan McGill so Susan will learn 'ro conlrol lhal impulse lo slide half-way down 'rhe alley. Hem XXVI.-Hazel Spencer wishes lo presenf her archery prowess lo Richard lfelly. who could aplly fill lhe role of cupid. Hazel also leaves one of lhose golden arrows lo Violel Reeves in hopes if may ullimalely become an arrow of love. lfem XXVII.-Eugene lJeepl Anderson and Dora gallanlly presenl lheir happy comradeship lo Evelyn McCray and Willard lBussyl Tibbells. Perhaps They won'l find if necessary lo inheril if afler all. Hem XXVlll.-John lBarrymorel Slormer leaves his acling abilily lo Lois Turner in hopes lhal lhe nexl Senior play will be as successful as The High School Mysfery . Hem XXIX.-Thal super-colossal excuse-malner, Alberl lBulldogl Lundgren, be- quealhs 'rhis amazing skill lo Paul Anderson who mighl need 'ro lhinlc one up on lhe spur of lhe momenl if he gels al odds wilh Barbara Rensleldl, no'r lhal any excuse he gives will do any good. llem XXX.-Janis and Phyllis Hanson presenl lheir inlerchangeable qualifies 'ro James Laflimore, lhal Junior Jinx who has a dilificull lask dodging rhose persislem' leachers. Maybe 'fhal liH'le golden arrow will also be of assislance lo Janis in snar- ing fhal one-and-only and calching up on her lwin sisler. llem XXXL-Audrey Hanson presenls her quiel charm lo Jeanne Forscey, voled +he iolliesf. lfem XXXH.-To Carl Anderson. Harold Sfaples leaves his job al The gas sfalion, and we hope lhal gas ralioning will noi aflecl his business in any way. Hem XXXIII.-Jessie Neubauer leaves her gay laugh land abilily lo fell iolaesl io Leslie Whilcomb so Thai fhe Senior home room will never become a dull place. Hem XXXIV.-The I942 secrelarial praclice class presenls ifs lunchless noon hours lo Shirley Bulls, who will undoubledly be one of lhe unforlunales nexl' year. Hem XXXV.-Lasl, buf assuredly noi leasl. lhe mischievous campus cul-ups, Joyce See and Johnnie Giess bequealh lheir fiendish delighl lor aqualic sporl lswimmingi lo youl before some of lhe ice-slcalers have given up, lo all lhe pranlcslers of 'rhe Junior class. We, 'rhe Class of '42 do hereby affix our seal before The nolary public in evidence of our lailhful adherence lo The lawful principles of lhe Slale of New Yorlc. THE CLASS OF I942. I3 W A, s. 124462,

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I ThaT looks like Alan Sandberg arriving. He was voTed mosT likely To succeed and he cerTainly has proved his abiIiTy. He is now employed by The Obso-LeeT Build- ing Company, renowned archiTecTs. Every now and Then he geTs his drums ouT and beaTs ouT a Tew measures oT boogie-woogie iive. ThaT polished Tellow iusT coming in The door is Norman SwarT. I could recognize him righT away wiTh his wavy blond hair. He is a very succesTul poeT now, buT I hear he hasn'T given his dancing school up yeT. GeT a load oT This coming up The walk--.The mosT popular model in New York, and no oTher Than Audrey Zimmerman. IT's rumored ThaT she keeps her Tigure by eaTing Bussel Blues , her own original dish of raw vegeTables. Can you imagine Dean Squier Tive TeeT Ten inches Tall? Sure enough, There he is, Tamous Tor his soap oraTions. Having To sTand up so much is The reason, I suppose, Tor his added heighT. The hospiTal cerTainIy agrees wiTh Helen LindquisT and BeTTina Hays. Don'T They look smooTh coming up The sTreeT. Helen is a nurse and BeTTina, a lab Technician. I piTy The paTienTs. Imagine having a nurse like ThaT holding your hand. Behold! The soughT aTTer, wealThy playboy, Donald Chapman, is being assisTed cuT oT his car by his chauTTeur. The mosT work he ever did was T02 open an Irish' SweepsTake TickeT and Tind he had hiT The iackpoT. There he goes Turning his charm on lv1argueriTe Sames, who is The very bewiTching governess oT The DeWinTers. Good grieTl WhaT in The world is all ThaT commoTion. Everyone is looking up in The sky. Now I see. iT's Jackie SchulTz showing 0l:l'i. Even Though his ouTcome was doubTTul in TorTy-Two, he has aTTained The posiTion oT TesT piIoT Tor Bell AircraTT. I wonder who ThaT is ouT There in The kiTchen arguing wiTh The cook? Yes, iT's June Evans, The head'cheT aT GreTchen's KiTchen. - June RooT looks very lovely Today despiTe her busy day aT The oTTice. She is now puTTing her shorThand and TypewriTing To use, and has advanced To The posiTion oT privaTe secreTary To a bank presidenT. The liTTle person iusT walking in is Virginia Burke. I hear ThaT she's assisTanT aTTendanT aT her husband's gasoline sTaTion. Her Three children also keep her busy. I can'T seem To recognize ThaT handsome Tellow sTanding over There in The corner blushing. Why, Tor goodness sakes, iT's RoberT Eckburg. He's now The naTion's Top daredevil speed demon. Whose car is ThaT driving up? Why iT's a Taxi and Jessie Neubauer is aT The wheel. She owns The ciTy's leading Taxi company. - , The raTher sTern redheaded business man, you see over 'There is Harold STaples. He is now manager oT Percy's ReTreads and Company. r ' I WhaT's ThaT messenger boy doing here? Oh, I see. 'Beverly Spencer senT a cablegram Trom SouTh America, wiTh her regreTs'aT noT being able To aTTend'The ban- oueT. BuT, oT course, she wouldn'T have Time. She's secreTary,To The ambassador aT Rio de Janerio. Gee, I should like To see her. u ' . i Our class adviser, Mrs. I-IaTch. has iusT arrived. Ten years has wrOughT liTTle change in her quieT manners and appearance. She has reTired from school Teaching buT.is unable To reTrain Trom reading a biT of LaTin once in a while. All of The guesTs have arrivedinow. IT seems like old Times again, wiTh all The Talking and laughing and reminiscing over The good old school days. The IilTing sTrains of The LiTTIe Red School-house bring To a close This happy reunion. The ThirTy- seven members oT The class oT '42 have reTurned home and all is quieT again. STill The happy memories linger on. ,ii r im-- . X ff 1: sell-N' I 5 J 'fill'