Corning Free Academy - Stator Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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Senior Class Gfficers Left to Right: Hope, Shea, Brew, Mc!-Xndrew p q t iyih .40',ldJwu.a-.

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', ,-'I .ff ifi iiiiizfihiif ' fi. I xi J fx xwt A nonsnf 'r on To airplane contests near nd far, Goes Bobbie Tyl i 1 car. Even though Dusie has lots oi fun, She always gets her homework done. DONALD VAN KURIN Don will always see it through Whatever the task with a smile oo DUANE WELCH What comes to mind when we think of Duane? His brushvcut, string bass and marvelous brain. IAMES WINDER By his manner you can tell, Buddy thinks that life is swell. THAN WOLF F With long dark hair and eyes ol brown Vivacious lean wore our iunior crown Zffmw ARTHUR WEBSTER This Webster wrote no dictionary, But his football power's not Fearless Floyd travels around With only two wheels on the ound .1- ,ca 'x , ig, 4 flCllOl'1?fY. , f 'ff 6,164 iffy , Imax , ,V 45 73011 . Lrgy, VV f Ay!!! n ' f f ff S f I -I f fL70Lff RICHARD WEBSTER Dick, you know, is our local Adonis. We'll root for him, that's a p omise. A WMM WML, . Dy! ROSWELL WEBSTER A handy craftsman, he works with wood - A steady helper' that guy's good GEORGE WOODS An ex-Northsider who's got the goods, Who do we mean? Why, Georgie Woods. Jw , THOMAS YORIO Two ways to tell this guy: Curly hatr and a grin that's shy.

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Bowling Champ, which proves that the girls are in there, too. Queen of the Rose Bowl for 1958 was lean Wolff. Barbara Cox is teaching at Tuskeegee, and Phyllis Shea is a math professor at Michigan. Mimi Crippen was finally chosen Typical American Housewife of 1958 Runners-up were Delphine Youmans, and Maureen Daggett. Lots of Seniors of '48 won titles this year. Best-dressed Woman is Concetta Caruso. Mary lane Graham is The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, Mary Tam- maro because of her pleasing personality was voted the Stewardess of the Year for Pan American Airways. Peppy Bar- bara Todd is a model for vitamin ads. Mary Lou Sweatts, after playing in Car- men Iones is acclaimed as a new Lena Horne. Ioyce Hunter is called the Swoonderful Salesgirl. Betty Dates is Queen of Iitterbugsf' Donna Schaef is the Loveliest Lawyer. Veterinarian of the Year is Iohn Smith. Betty Barrett, President of the S. P. C. A. presented him the award. Art and Roswell Webster are revising their ancestor's dictionary. Ioyce Hooey and Anita Marmore are working in Macy's as a Home Economist's advisers. Paul and Richard Enderle are the only known plumbers who take their tools with them on the first visit. Skip Brown is the president of the Greyhound Bus Co. Occasionally he drives one of the buses himself. Ioan Asher and Carol Eggleton's new play will soon be presented on Broadway. Goan is the Noel Coward of '58, and Carol just wrote the best-seller Back with the Breeze. l Ieannine Crandall has consented to direct the play. Ieannine Shafer is in charge of stage settings and costumes, and Sue Purple is the publicity agent. In Hollywood, one of the most popular stars is Dick Webster. His fan clubs, headed by Marcia Adamy, have just topped the 2,000 mark. Pat Beilby has become the Elsa Maxwell of 1958. Her personality and parties are world-known and well-loved. Bob Mizzoni and Milton Hollenbaugh are in charge of ushers at Radio City Music Hall. Sometimes they sneak in to see Iohn Ryan and Peggy Shanahan in a movie version of Finian's Rainbow. ln the radio, it's no longer Abbott and Costello. It's Abbott and Murphy now. Ed Beck with his program Breakfast with Beck has put Don McNeill out of business. Ed gives orchids to YOUNG ladies. Walter t Al Iolson l Cushing is doing a radio show with Bair and Lapp, successors to Oscar Levant and GershL win. Bud Winder is their announcer. Duane Welch, first bass in the Philadel- phia Orchestra, will conduct the N ew York Philharmonic Symphony when the premiere of his new symphony is given. Tom Harr has Tom Hanley as his guest this week. iTom Hanley owns the Stork Club now.l Norma Gardiner is a tragedian on Broadway now, and Barbara Hillman has been singing in the Wedgewood Room of the Waldorf-Astoria nightly for the past three monthsl Vivian Dedrick recently played the Missouri Waltz on her cornet for ex-president Truman. Iackie Pulver will soon give a com- mand performance for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Consort Phillip of England. Jackie will sail with Sally Eckess, Editor of Vogue, who is on her way to Paris on business. Ioyce Olsen has been awarded a gold pallette for her prize winning painting. It is rumored that the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art will pawn a few of Picasso's work to buy Noreen Molcan's latest watercolor. When I finally came to the funnies, who should I find but Gloria Stirpe and Gloria Ruocco, giggling as usual. They had been reading Art Erskine's strip based on the life of Ben Gorton. Among the ads was one telling about Howland's Haven of W h ole s o m e Goodies. Audrey Kemmer's picture was in a Pond's ad, and Delores Michael's picture was in a Drene ad. Barnum and Bailey's chief attraction is Fearless Floyd Woodhouse, who rides his bicycle fifty feet above the ground on no wires! At the end was a reminder that next week is Remember Your Secretary Week. This put in by Delores Button, Nora Dunbar, Theresa Frey, Virginia Priscilla, and Anna Bradascio who are all successful secretaries in the State De- partment. It's the class of '48 that makes the headlines of '58l page twenty-five