Delaware Valley Central High School - Delaware Yearbook (Callicoon, NY)

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PROPHECY ., , ,i mr BALL Trus - W0 'f X wnrnrwr f lu, X ish YQ M is HIS IS John Cameron Wlth the news of the world 1n ICVICW Here s a speclal remote broadcast to Calhcoon New York where the Class of 58 IS h01d1Dg IIS twentreth year reun1on Pay close at tentron to the many famous faces of that extraord1 nary class The feSflV1l1eS are about to begm CHARLES ESOLEN Amerlca s youngest Pres1 dent has rlsen to make the operung speech and to orxent h1s fellow classmates Pres1dent Esolen speaks Infalllble 1llustr1 ous 1ncomparable and incred1b1e Sen1ors of long ago here we are twenty years after our gradua t1on It glves me great pleasure to stand before you and to refresh your memones as to what has occupred your fellow classmates l1ves s1nce we left D V C ROGER BAUER IS Commander 1n Cluef of our Space Patrol other outer space men are RICH ARD BUDDENHAGEN who IS head of the Conser vatron Department on Venus HARRY BART IK is produc1ng and d1recting a senes of spectacular interplanetary video shows Around the Umverse 1n 80 Seconds or Look to the Galaxies Back on Earth we find HAROLD ROEDER scheduled to perform his annual New York Con cert accompamed by the N Y Phrlharmomc under the able dlrectlon of CLARENCE KRATZ BRUCE WILLIAMS a CIVIC mmded chap has recently been elected pres1dent of the 'Slow Dnvers Association of Amenca DONNA BUDDENHAGEN 1S st1ll f1ght1ng for the advancement of student council presidents and heads a nat1onal orgaruza tion ARLENE GEBELEIN a member of my cab 1net has proved to be a successful Secretary of the Treasury the U S is no longer ln debt and thanks to PATRICK TOBIN our Secretary of State forelgn affa1rs both 1n and out of thrs world are peaceful As you know many of your classmates entered the service upon graduatlon LOU ANN GOTTS CHALK now commands a d1V1S10H of Marmes all men JAMES HILLRIEGEL a Navy man has worked h1s way up to Admlral of the PaC1f1C Fleet and three star General PATRICIA HIGHHOUSE be came famous after suppressmg a revolt of the Mars1ans 1n 1970 Say 1f you see any unattached grrls tell them to call Bigelow 6 5000 JOHN DOYLE IS st1ll sittlng around the Lonely Hearts Club John may be waiting but ANNIE ELLEN KEITER 1S wast ing no tune looking for her fourth husband she was the girl known as the greatest hazard to the opposite sex F1rst lady of the theater SUSAN BERSHADER is opemng 1n a new Broadway show next week I ll be there and I m sure Speaker of the House WAL TER HUBERT w1ll accompany me RICHARD ORTH President of the Umversal Loan Company and Drrector of the Board of Trus tees of the Un1versal Bank has been acclalmed the world's rlchest man He recently lured ALOU ETTE ABRAM head of the mathemat1cs depart ment at M I T to count h1s fortune The med1cal world has greeted three of our members w1th open arms DR PATRICIA KAZ MARK as an outstanding surgeon LINDA BOG GIA as head psychologist at the London Cllnic and VIVIAN SIMON a med1cal missronary who recently retumed from Satum Members of our class have excelled 1n sports! MARY LOU WEYER was the first woman to win the Indianapolls 500 PAUL HUBERT of the Dallas Dodgers Qthey drdn t hke Los Angelesl P1tCIEd a no hitter against the New York Yankees to w1n the Ser1es back rn 67 CAROL BLACK MAR Stlll holds the universal t1tle as the best woman wrestler JUDIT H ENGERT went to Hollywood to make the stars beautrful she took up where Max Factor left off RICHARD WESTERVELT rescued film land from dlsaster when he agreed to star in the life story of Fred Astarre wrth BARBARA STEW ART as his dancing partner Only two members of our class have remained at dear old D V C PATRICIA FEIGENBUTZ the school s secretary and JAMES ERICKSON who replaced Mr Lewis as pr1nc1pal Tlus IS John Cameron again As the Class of 58 cont1nues its reunion we sw1tch you back to New York Page wnh compliments ond best wishes MR AND MRS CHARLES F KEITER fi' X .. k 1, X A X it S A LB 5' HN I New 12 . . .

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