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Class Prophecy Time: June 1966 Place: Hotel Taft, New York City Characters: Graduates of '56--C.C.S. Author: Chambermaid of Hotel Taft In 108 I had the misfortune of again cleaning the messy room of twelve people who had come to New York City ten years ago on their senior trip. Overhearing them again, 1 found that there have been some changes made. Col. Donald Adams and his wife Peggy, are living at Niagara Falls Air Force Base. They finally have an addition to their family--a ’56 •■Caddy,• that they’ve always wanted. Margery Boos has just returned from Paris onher fourth honeymoon. Her first husband was a bell-hop of Hotel Taftfadateonher senior trip); her fourth is Mr. Moneybags himself, the owner of Hotel Taft. Dorotha Brown has been Mrs. Bill for nine years. She, Roger, and the “little Bills” are living in their new home on the Florida Coast. Layne Conrad is now a lieutenant at Wayland Reserve Center. After two years of service at Fort Dix, he married a WAC. Pat Fairbrother had been livingin Brighton for eight years. She has the twin boys she always wanted--Michael and Matthew. Roberta McDowell has just finished her tenth annual trip around the world with her Marine- General husband. Paul Mills has recently become manager of the Market Basket-Acme division. In his office he has ten beautiful secretaries. Dorothy Schneider is now head bookkeeper at Gunlock’s, but no wonder; she married her boss. Norene Schneider married Gary Cooper’s son. Their home is a 2000 acre ranch in Texas, but with only one swimming pool. Ronnie Schneider has made another million with his fantastic electrical inventions--a light bulb which needs no socket. Mary Wagner and her better half recently purchased the Naples Theater. They can now see their twin girls, Georgia and Glennis on screen.
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Class Will We, the members of the Class of 1956 of Cohocton Central School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby ordain, establish and proclaim this to be our last will and testament. To DONALD BEECHNER, the Seniors leave a set of tires for the Chrysler. To NEIL CONRAD, Don Adams leaves his used bicycle for Loon Lake travel. To TOM ENSER, Ronald Schneider leaves his car. To GORDON KIMBALL, Paul leaves Dot. To BOB MCINNIS, Ronald Schneider leaves his ability to attract females. To KENT OCHS, Don Adams leaves his stature. To NEIL OWEN, Paul Mills leaves his fast and “witty” ways. To RUSSELL RUNG, Pat Fairbrother and Marge Boos leave their “knack” of getting the car. To DANNY SIROIS, the Seniors leave a “governor” for the Plymouth. To JERRY TOWNER, Don Adams leaves his sports ability. To DICK VEEDER, Layne Conrad leaves his curls. To PAT BURKE, Pat Folts leaves her interests in Atlanta. To SARA BURKE, Dorotha Brown leaves her letter writing ability. To DOROTHY CLUTE, Norene Schneider leaves her driver’s license. To JEANNE CRAGG, Roberta McDowell leaves her privilege to talk in history. To JOYCE FLEISHMAN, Pat Folts leaves her geometry intelligence. To DOROTHY MEHLENBACHER, Dorotha Brown leaves her music ability. To CAROLYN MILLS, Marge Boos leaves a bottle of peroxide with the message, “gentlemen prefer blondes.” To ANN SCHIAVI, Dorothy Schneider leaves her quiet ways. To JEAN WAGER, Marge Boos leaves her love for Buicks. To JEAN ZEH, Mary Wagner leaves her desire to catch and keep a Naples Fella. To DORIS SICK, Norene Schneider leaves her sports ability. To the FACULTY, we leave; aren't you glad?
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