Chenango Forks High School - Gateway Yearbook (Chenango Forks, NY)

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NAME Conn1e Bennett Norma Bruce Dolores Card Sh1rley Card Ann Clements Jerry Cole Cynthla DeVl1eger George Doxey Rosa Dudley Mary Loulse G1fford Jean Harshaw LOIS Heath Martha Heath Jamce Hulbert June Huston Kelth Huston Ke1th Hyde Joyce Jeffrey Carol Kocak Joseph Kropac Dlck Mllls Reva Outman Joe Patak Mary Agnes Qu1nn Rlchard Sharpe Engla Stephens Gordon Thompson Betty Turna Dlck Weston Leo W1ser Gall Youngs SENIGR AMBITION FAVORITE SAYIING Successful Stenographer Marx lage Housewlfe lust settle down Nurse Alr Force Secretary Pres1dent of Bank Pr1vate Secretary Reg1stered Nurse Cornell Unxverslty Farmer's Wxfe Housewlfe A full and happy hfe Successful Homemaker I B M Blllldlllg contractor Successful Secretary Become Soph1st1cated Shortstop for Cardmals Pxtch for Brooklyn Secretary Plg Farmer To go to college A new Ford To marry Bob To buy msurancefor Model A ' Prxvate Secretary Electrxcal Engmeer Muslc To work W COIIIE OD Man Wh it 1 Goo Goo Gec W177 That s for sure Baloney Oh Shucks Oh Jeepers 9 Don t make no never mlnd to ugar ' O Dear Nuts Baloney Holy Cats Bless you I pretty near fell through Want a medal? I know It Jeepers Oh dear Lh well ' You Dog Really ' M1ne Gotts Oh well Bull l'll never tell 'Thanks' ' Creeps I say Herb Well, for goodne 33 ss sakes Are you sure? I 'V . . T MA , , n . .'. ,V .1 , 2 2 - an A. ,I ' ,A lc X - U ' . . KK 7. . !J Y ll 37 ' It 4 D7 , , , Joyce Davis Progressive Secretary Let's vote on it. ' ' KC I! , . . ,K . ' KGS Y ' ' ' K6 I! ' ' KK I7 ' ' KC JJ ' KK !! ' ' IK 77 KK . H . . . . H . KC !P ' ' KC l, , . ' CK 7 , , , ' ' ' Ki 73 C 7 ' ' I7 ' I? , .

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WILL In th1s month of June ln the year of our Lord 1953, we the Semor Class of Chenango Forks Central School, ln the town of Barker county of Broome, and the state of New York, do make, publlsh and declare thls our last w1ll and testament and do glve and bequeath all our effects both real and personal as follows To the Class of '54 we leave our sllghtly used books desks, homeroom adv1sor, and Loads of Success To the Class of '55 we leave our corney Jokes and excuses for gettlng out of work the Class of '56 we leave the good txmes that are ahead of them durmg the rest of h1gh school the Class of '57 we leave h1gh school to make more room for them Coach Rlter we leave Better Luck Next Year Mrs Lewls a bottle of Nerve medxcme for the exasperated teachers Mlss Lawler, cleaner teeth and less cav1t1es Mr Crounse a better yearbook staff Mrs Huston, a box of stralght pms Mrs Wells a box of red penclls Mr Wattles better Communlcatmg Semors Mlss Landon, a book of operettas Mrs McM1ll1on new book cases Mr Barrett, a better hall system s Plech, automatlc water tu ner oners and 'offers ' Conley, more cooperatlve Engllsh Classes Perry, all the old penclls the k1dS have forgotten to return Reltz, all the wrong answers ln the answer book Shlelds some new batons M Clements a new pa1r of crepe soled shoes M Bocko a couple of Blg, Black Penclls for mark1ng mechanlcal draw1ng plates Mrs Plckard, more cooperatwe students Mrs Barrett class treasury books that balance Mlss Scholefleld, more klds to bother her whxle she IS workmg Mlss Aldrlch, more tlme for lunch the Cafeterla staff, a rec1pe book for leftovers the Bus Dr1vers, quleter bus loads all the grade teachers, all the old Blue and Wh1te's for draw1ng purposes KEITH HUSTON leaves all h1s love for glrls to J IlVl LAMB GEORGE DOXEY leaves h1s typmg ab1l1ty to RICHARD GREGORY LEO WISER leaves h1s w1se cracks to HAROLD BAKER DICK WESTON leaves h1s football ab1l1ty to DON SOLIWODA JOE PATAK leaves h1s wavey ha1r to RUSSELL CARD KEITH HYDE leaves h1s artxstlc ab111ty to SHERMAN FRANCISCO DICK MILLS leaves h1s baseball ab1l1ty to BOB SCHMIDT ROSA DUDLEY leaves her quletness to BEVERLY MOLLO MARY AGNES QUINN leaves her athletlc ab1l1ty to FRAN TAYLOR and CAROLINE NEIMANN MARY GIFFORD leaves her ab1l1ty to cheer to NANCY HEATH NORMA BRUCE leaves her wexght to CAROL CLARK JERRY COLE leaves h1s Brooklyn Dodger contract to RODNEY HEATH JOE KROPAC leaves h1s hemght to JERRY BROWN JOYCE DAVIS leaves her sense of humor to VIRGINIA CRAVER GAIL YOUNGS and MARTHA HEATH leave thelr red ha1r to WARD PULLING JANICE HULBERT leaves her glggle K?l to JIM STATTS DICK SHARPE leaves h1s QUIEIIIGSS to ED MILLHAM BETTY TURNA leaves her glasses to LAURA WHITE GORDON THOMPSON leaves h1s actmg ab1l1ty to ROBERT ATEN ANN CLEMENTS leaves her lnterest ln Greene to JANE ANDREWS SHIRLEY CARD leaves some of her old boyfrlends to JACKIE GILTNER REVA OUTMAN leaves her bashfulness to CAROLYN ST JOHN JOYCE JEFFREY leaves DON ROCK to share h1s own apple JEAN HARSHAW leaves to LYNN FOX someone else to talk to durmg study hall The 123 MARYS leave RODNEY HEATH to BARBARA MITCHELL CAROL KOCAK leaves her better health to MARION GUIFFRE CYNTHIA DEVLIEGER leaves her DOIICG band to RICHARD WISER. CONNIE BENNETT leaves her Busmess Law Books and artlcles to SHIRLEY HATFIELD ENGLA STEPHENS leaves her shorthand abxlxty to EMILY HATCH LOIS HEATH leaves all her books and desks to ED WHEELER DOLORES CARD Just leaves We hereby appomt LITTLE LULU ROY ROGERS, AND DICK TRACY as executors of th1s Wlll and Testament, grantmg them full power and authorlty to pay our Just debts, and otherw1se carry out our wlshes hereby revokmg any and all former w1lls made by us. ,!j Ii vdsfa we-N A449-fwffew Y ! D 7 . . - , I . ' ll I, , . n n y To , . . . 0 To , ' - To ' Y ll li' To 0 - , c c H ' ' . To ' ' ' - To . , - To . ' ' - To . , ' - To ' , cc ' ' H ' . To ' . To . ' ' , . To . . To Mr . ' ' r ' ' . To Mr. ' ' . To Mr. ' ' . To Mr. ' ' . To Mr. ' , . To Mr. Taylor, a new package of detention slips for the next homeroom class. To r. , ' . To r' , . . . . . . To . ' ' . To . , A . To . . . . . . . To ' ' ' . To ' ' . To ' ' . To ' ' . !

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PROPHECY Mlnhle, you ll never guess who I saw today N M1 key I have no 1dea You remember the class of '53 at Chenango Forks Central School, well I saw all of my old cl mates down on the street today As I was crossmg the street at Chenango and Court, I saw George Doxey as he was com1ng out of the bank at whlch he IS now presldent He sa1d that he had three charm1ng t I Jo ce Dav1s and Cynth1a De Vle1ger rushlng to lunch and they sa1d that daughters As I wen on saw y they were now pr1vate secretar1es at the Secur1ty Mutual L1fe Insurance off1ce As I strolled on I saw Jerry Cole and h1s w1fe the former Ga1l Youngs and the1r l1ttle red headed Jerry, Jr Jerry sa1d that he was home on furlough and he was now a captaxn 1n the U S A1r Force and Ga1l was st1ll l1v1ng home w1th her parents Then much to my surpr1se there was some work bemg done on the Court House I thought I would stroll over to see what was gomg on I saw Ke1th Hyde Gordon Thompson, and D1ck Sharpe 1n the1r overalls They told me that they had done odd Jobs at constructlon and Gordon was a part tlme farmer All of a sudden, I thought about looklng for a 1ob I went to the New York State Unemployment OfflC9 and I saw Joe Patak at th e head desk He 1S now marr1ed and has a famlly of boys When I turned make more money as pr1vate secretar1es Then, much to my surpr1se, I saw Jan1ce Hulbert and her two g1rls and a boy She told me that she had marr1ed Bob Baker and had a very n1ce home and famlly She told me about her old g1rl fr1ends Then she went on to tell me that Norma Bruce marr1ed Charles Whlt beck and now IIVGS 1n Kentucky Dolores Card now l1ves 1n Flor1da 1n a tra1ler She marr1ed Bob G1fford and has no ch1ldren at the present bh1rley Card marr1ed M11 B1dnarczyk and IIVGS 1n Corn1ng Jan1ce Sald that she saw Martha Heath just the other day and she and LOIS Heath were l1v1ng home work1ng on the farm Leo Wlser marr1ed Joyce and he st1ll l1ves at Chenango Forks She had to meet her husband she left and I started stro1l1ng down the street agaln I thought I would drop 1n at Central Hxgh School where Mary Agnes Qumn was now phys1 l educatlon teacher Mary looked good and she was ready to talk over old tlmes She sa1d that Jean Harshaw had graduated from Cornell and she now manages a large dalry farm Ann Clements and Mary Lomnse Glfford are now reg1stered nurses at the Cxty Hosp1tal As I came out of the school I saw Engla Stephens and Conn1e Bennett They were both marr1ed and worked as pr1vate secretar1es They sa1d that they had seen Ke1th Huston and Dxck Weston and that they were out of college and were plann1ng to go 1n the servlce Rosa Dudley and Reva Outman are 1n town and they are now work1ng as secretar1es Rosa IS marr1ed to Austm and they have a small farm just outslde of town Joe Kropac IS the presldent and owner of a photography shop on Court Street Joyce Jeffrey marr1ed Don and she has ch1ldren of her own to take care of now 4273 C I ' ' ! ' I I 6 I O, ' C ' . I7 ff , ass- I I ' ' ' around I saw June Huston and Betty Turna who have just resigned UIEl'l I0bs to firrdofiewhere they Could' so . ' ' , . I I ' ' - - . ca . . , . , , . l fl ' '