Dansville Central School - Danua Yearbook (Dansville, NY)

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Eugenfiwafefs John Kinney Dorthea Vander- Barbara Lehrer lOth YEAR CLASS This year has been a prosper- ous year for the tenth year stu- dents. Their first maj,or project, a m o vie benefit, proved to be a greatsuccess with a total prof- it of 517666. The Sophomore Hop. the coke machine and their sweater d a n c e projects were also profit- able. l F Q9 N l Z. I lth YEAR CLASS The eighty-five members of our Junior Class have enjoyed a very successful year. The s w e a t e r dances. and can- dy sale have proved very prof- itable. We are now looking for- ward to our Jun- ior Prom. which we hope will be a great success. 4 NYJ Q4 . . X 0

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DISPENSER 1969 EDITORIAL Everyone IS mterested 1n the Slck Chlcken case As you kn.ow thls case lnvolves Jean Hull Meyers and Lucllle Vogt Welch Mrs Welch IS sumg Mrs Meyers be cause Roy Meyers dellvered a S1Ck chlcken to the Welch resldence and as a result Mrs Welchs hus band Gerald became serlously 111 It IS the oplmon of thls paper that Mrs Welch has no case smce she offered to buy a chlcken re gardless of physlcal quallflcatlons HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP We have received word that Frances Fluff cmema queen fnee Mary Jane Thompsonl IS ln Reno suing for dlvorce from her hus band Ronald Snyder Mlss Fluffs complamt IS that Ronald who has been exlstmg on h1s w1fe s mcome msulted her whlle under the ln fluence of sobrlety It eems he ex h1b1ted her extra set of false teeth on the mantel at a party Als.o ln Reno IS Donald Van Wm kle leader of Van Wmkle s Brassy Band who IS suing hxs wlfe nee Charlotte Brrdge for dxvorce on grounds of extreme cruelty M VanWmkle was performmg on hxs trombone when hls w1fe who had been choppmg wood In the cellar exasperated at her husband s sloth came upstalrs and proceeded t wrap the Instrument around her unfortunate husbands body Robert Laughton Paulman and Ruth Dressler Pfuntner have been seen at Mlss Pfuntners seashore home where she has been heard serenadmg her lover wlth her fa mous gultar LOCAL NEWS MISS Arlyss Hayward has been appomted motorcycle patrol wo man by the newly elected Do Nothing Admmxstratlon On the first day of duty M1ss Hayward apprehended Mr and Mrs Robert Forrester wh,o were returmng home after thelr dally mllk delxv ery Mrs Forrester fthe former Barbara Culbertson? was at the wheel of the vehlcle wh1ch IS al leged to have been gomg at the speed of 90 M1 Per Hr on North Maln Street In the crash that fol lowed the sleep1ng woman was hurtled from the truck on Dead Mans Curve However Mrs For rester was sufflclently recovered 15 mxnutes later to pay the S150 fme when hauled before Judge Constantme CDeno to frlendsl Pap pas by Patrol Woman Hayward Bernarr Macfadden has nounced the selectlon of Mrs John Lauffer iformerly Jean Hamsherl as edltor of True Love Magazlne one of Mr Macfaddens publlca tlons WASHINGTON BULLETIN Senator lement P Kelly de clmed to run for reelectlon be cause of h1s elect1on as Presldent of Ireland The U S IS los1ng one of its outstandmg dxplomats to Ire land lEr1n Go Braughl Our loss IS our gaxn' The debate between Representa t1ve Florence Jordan and Sena tor Beverly Kennedy both of New York has f1nally been ended by the lnterventlon of Vxce Presldent Robert Haney who gave each lady VU a pa1r of self suspendmg ny lons 19 SPORTS Osslans Maulmg Marauders a woman s professxonal football team managed by Norma Gxbson has had a very successful season Elma Denmson rangy right half back has sparked the plays of the team throughout the season At thelr annual banquet Rlta Harrmgton speedy left end was voted the most valuable player of the year wxth 47 points to her credlt Mrs Gerald Partrldge the form er Dolpres Fox presldent of the Genesee Valley Horseback Asso clatlon rs also owner of the former race horse Mmme Pearl who at last mght s meetmg of the ASSOCIH t1on was named the outstandmg wmnmg horse of all tlme on Moon shme Track W.oodsv1lle owned by Larry Babcock Mr Babcock pub hshes year books and other b00kfl6Sl on the s1de The Jockey carl Fontalne at tributes h1s success to h1s lucky p1ece of a beer bottle whlch he has carr1ed rn h1s pocket smce hlgh school days PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS I 4 I I . . . .N . , . , I .4 - - vs ' r ' . y ' I ' ' n V ' I - , - 9 - y 9 - 7 I . . X . . X s 9 , . . . . . - g 1 . . . , ' 1 - s , ' 1 . . . . . . - . . . . . , . - . I ' Y ' I r . . . I ' I 1 li ' ' 97 1 1 . , . ' , .- . . . I , I , - . . - . . I ' 9 Q I ' 0 ' ' it Y, Q 1 - I v - I . . an- I - I ' 7 1 s 1 - ' rw . ' ' - I ' ' v 1 , . . . . . . . . . , . , , , . . . . . . , - , ' ' c - ' . . ,- . . , g - ' 9 v 7 Y rf 1 KJ I - , . . ' . . . - ' . 9 Y I Q I I - ! . , I ! . . v

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9th YEAR The Freshman Class has a large membership of 107 pupils, with Miss Mills. Miss Hondelink. Mi: Amidon and Mr. Seymour as class advisors, The class sponsored Courtesy W e e k by giving an- n o u n c e m e n ts over the radio and making post- ers. Among the ot h e r activities were two sweater dances and an as- sembly program. Shiflely Hill .Mothorpe Wynona Barrett A il 3 1' 4. ', f V an I M 5 ...I 'k ' , - , ., ., I bg 'fl :mg . 5? , x., V ti l K. 4' S E Treasurer X, , ,I , .531 YEAR MJ. Our e i lg h th year class. cnn- sisting of 85 stu- dents, has enjoy- ed a most inter- esting year. We have held class meetings. enter- tained the 7th year at one, and presented an as- sembly program. Our male quartet made up of Kent Harding, William Fisher, David Palmer and Karl Gibson won first p r i z e i n t h e Christmas Ama- teurContest. C l a s s officers are: