Clayton Central High School - Calumet Yearbook (Clayton, NY)

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We, the Class of '52, having toiledfor 13 years down the ave- nues of old C. C. S. , are about to walk down the last mile and enter the out- side world. We think it prop- er to depart with some of our long-treasured possessions. To the next 3 future classes we be- queath the following: To the Juniors: Our cozy classroom with its treasures of tender memories and the coveted rank of seniorship. Clam V071 To the Sophomores: The thrill of being rec- ognized among the distinguished upper men. class- To the Freshmen: The enjoyment of 3 years of hard work and never-ending fun at C. C. S. To the individuals hereinafter named, these items we have left: Joan Hal1aday's nimble manipulation of the ivories to Don Reed. David LaLonde's flash ties to Ed Kehoe. Ann Marshall's mathematical ability to Tony Natali. Norm Gould's build to Jimmy Landon. Mary Wahl's violin ability to Charles Carr. Wylma Lewis' talkativeness to Janis Exford. Norm Wagner's silver-toned voice to Roger Carlisle. Mabel Moneau's patience to Bob Moschelle. Lewis Badour's racing boat to his brother, Eddie. Myrna Carter's sense of humor to Billy Turgeon. Levy Darou's height to Pat Hollway. Ann Churchill's faithfulness to Joyce Garnsey. John Carter's wavy hair to John Gokey. Mary Bovee's well-prepared oral reports to Marilyn McIntyre. Kent Houghton's studiousness to Janis Dorr. Ruth Sherman's clerical ability to Carolyn Thibault. Frank Kirkland's printing of Senior play tickets to Gary Bates. Marlene LaLonde's cheerfulness to Mary Lou Numi. Sylvia Com- stock's hair-do to Iris Reed. Bob Parrotte's conversational ability to Marilyn Maldoon. Helen Fitchette's mechanical a- bility to Ruth Burrows. Sally Graves' smile to Mary Lou Schnauber. Alvera Dano's desires to join the Wac to Anita Dulmage. Pat Timmerman's friendliness to Helen McDonald. John Fitchette's slowness to Irwin Parrotte. Connie Guyett's Calumet editorship to Sally Sullivan. Yuvon Slate's quiet- ness to Louise Mussot. Pete Ierlan's job at Cerow's to Mary Wahl Sally Graves Down and Up David Spence. Pete Brabant's hunting proclivities to Spencer Mathews. 21

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I, walk- ing down the avenue of life, saw- Mary Wahl as a P y Tea Taster. Sally Graves producing sound effects for radio. .T ohn Fitchette as a Preacher. Helen Fitchette as a Salesman of Purses. Connie Guyett as a Paperhanger. Mary Bovee Gathering News for the Home Town Gazette. Ruth Sherman, Married, and Running a Home Bakery. r Ioan Halladay Demonstrating Beauty Care in a large Department Store. Phyllis Dorr as an Author Cher book had just come off the press.J Ann Marshall Gathering Eggs on her Chicken Farm. Levy Darou as Vice-President of Air- planes, Inc. Kent Houghton as Research Man for the same corporation. Marlene LaLonde as a Violinist on Tele- vision. Norm Wagner as a Warden at Auburn. Myrna Carter as a Wac. Peter Brabant as a New York Dress Designer. David LaLonde as a Captain on Ye Olde St. Lawrence. X ! Wylma Lewis Checking Hats at the Hotel McAlpin. ' f ..' Ann Churchill Growing Oranges in Florida. Alvera Dano as a Telephone Operator at Camp Drum. 49 , 4' Frank Kirkland Cutting Meat for Armour sz co. Pat Timmerman as a Champion Figure Skater. Norm Gould Skiing at the Olympics. A ' Lewis Badour Winning the National Stock Car Races. Mabel Moneau Running a Gas Station. John Carter as a Hair Stylist for Claytonians. Bob Parrotte as a Barker for aCir- cus Side Show. Pete Ierlan Running a Vegetable Truck. Sylvia Comstock as a Fire Watcher in the Adirondack Forest Service. Yuvon Slate as Secretary Life is realg life is earnestg to DP- Q- U- Rile- But that's not our prophecy's goal. Rather it's to see how stupid A prediction we can extol. And if, by chance, one of these forecasts Should prove fateful to its ownerg Please forgive this author fully. Nw Be assured--'twas but a boner. N 5 2 Q fg-X l if A 23