Edmeston Central High School - Edmestonian Yearbook (Edmeston, NY)

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PfWPHf6'l' Richard Arnold is in Haiti dancing with Hula girls between stops in his D. C. 7. Diana Beadle is a high ranking official in the Wacs, but she has maneuvered into a station with the For- eign Legion in Egypt. Ken Benjamin has become a famous coach and is now coaching for his old rival, New Berlin. He sends advice to Edmeston before each play-off! Donna Bennett is residing in Paris with her husband, who is still in the Air Force. They had aspectacular wedding, I hear say. I wonder if she still plans for Michel, Rochell, and Robin. Ronnie Bennett owns all of West Burlington hill and 100 head of cattle. He runs two balers now, one days and one nights. We hear that he is Democratic assemblyman. He always said he had to have Democratic pow- er to stay in business. Keith Bull has a mink farm of extensive proportions and spends his time between supervising this and hunt- ing in the Canadian swamplands ------ for coon? Percy Brownrigg is a farmer too, but I guess he liked what he saw on his F. F. A. trip because he has his spread out Kansas City way and seems to be doing exceptionally well. Wesley Bowen - now here is a boy of talents. He is afarmer but Ihear his chemical discoveries have both increased his production and his fame. Maybe he got some ideas from his part in our play. Bill Boecklen has become an intemational playboy and runs with the sophisticated set. However, I notice he hasn't lost his bright red blush which used to appear quite often. Myrna Clapper, -this quiet lady has moved to Brazil and is leading a gay life on her fine plantation, quite unlike our bashful classmate of ten years ago. Elaine Davis married and settled down, they tell me. Seems it's at Los Angeles they're living. We always knew that she would go places, just weren't quite sure where she'd end up. Janet Dockstader and Dave are busy as bees working their beef farm in lower Nevada. I hear she is very happy, -seems they have a large string of horses too! Fred Emhof - Well, he sure was a puzzle. We never knew quite what he'd do, but it seems he is in Spain now, fighting bulls and pitching woo! Edith Dickenson - Tall and stately, she would have made a lovely model, but instead she chose to follow where he led and now her home is far from here. lt's on an island in the north. However, it seems that the choice was right, for her joy is a cheerful sight. Andrea Fitch is a teacher and doing right well. She isn't married though, it seems certain for a spell. I hear her night life is really a whirl, doesn't that sound just like the old gal? Anthony Hickling is married and settled down in Australia on a sheep farm. He has worked hard to get where he is and is still at the old grindstone. Quiet and steady ole Tony says, Come on fellows, let's go fish- ing. Carole Iaegars, giggle uncurbed, is happily helping her husband to be an architectural engineer while tending to her home and her three children. Carole was very faithful, we want you to know, looks like she has been rewarded and justly so. Joan Lewis - l'll tell you this flighty girl has triumphed over the threats of science and has gone on to be- come a nurse. She is a leading citizen and a refined housewife. For a few years she had us worried but at last learned how to sneak through an experiment.