Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

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CLASS PROPHECY Let us look ahead into the crystal ball twenty-five years. We see FRANK NOBLE as a civil engineer in Brooklyn, married and the father of quintup- lets. Whew’ ! ! ! GRACE RICE has been happily married to Ronnie for twenty years. They have settled down on the Holly estate. VERNON LUTZ is a foreman at the Vanderbilt Mines. He has just become engaged to Nancy Dupont. The marriage will take place in the fall. DORENE LYTLE has just finished the interior decorations for Cecil B. DeMille’s new 1980 model mansion in Hollywood. She is now one of the leading interior decorators of this country. BOB SULLIVAN has long been engaged in the logging business with his brother, Dick. He has just become the father of little Bobby. Mrs. Sullivan was one of the 1951 debutantes of Lake Placid. NANCY GIVEN has been given a contract with Arthur Godfrey (at $10,000 a year) appear- ing weekly on his T.V. singing. DOROTHY MATEJCIK is the Professor of Mathematics at Syracuse University. She is very happy. WESLEY BRAILEY has just moved back to Edwards to take over his position as lieutenant of the New York State Police Force. The sub station is located on the Lee Patience farm. LEO AVERILL, still called Toby, is now engaged to Carolyn Boulet. We will hear wedding bells ring as soon as she gets a raise and he gets off the unemployment list. LUCY SCHWERDFAGER conducts the floor show at the Hotel Astor annually during the month of June. This is only one of her many business engagements. MARION LUTZ still is model for Atomic Energy dimple cream in Chicago. How about it Marion ? HAZEL HALL and CEL1NDA SKELDON still make up a modeling team for the DuBarry Success Course, before and after stars. JAMES HOGUE is in counsel with Albert Einstein at Princeton University over their atomic energy theory. He will receive of the profits and all of the credit if it ever suc- ceeds. No doubt it will with Jimmy at the head. As the crystal ball fades, we see that the class of 1950 has been a success and each is very happy.

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SEWIOIR CLASS WILL MISS McGILL—A new Ford so Lyle Hughes won’t have to pay so much income tax on the money he gets from her. MISS BRAYER—A marriage certificate. MRS. HOLMES—A blue lead pencil so there won’t be so many red marks. MR. TERRY—A larger Varsity squad next year. MISS IARIA—A new room away from the Music Department. MISS AKAM—A larger language class next year. MR. McFARLAND—Some new Physics Books. MISS HARTFORD—Some new ideas for entertainment for her beaus. MRS. WOODMAN—We leave a pack of playing cards so she won’t have to steal the senior’s, also a new foot pedal for the bass drum. MARGE CASSIDY—Shorter working hours. FRESHMAN CLASS—Hopes that they all continue the next three years together and have as much fun as we did. SOPHOMORE CLASS—A little less conceit and a little more compatibility. JUNIOR CLASS—Our ability to raise money for their Senior trip. —Lucy leaves Jimmy Smith a clock. Better wach the time Jim; your girl friends look rugged next morning. —Grace Rice and Nancy Given will Shirley Mantle a blank birth certificate with space on for Sally Simmons’ name. —Dorothy and Marion leave Joanne Watson in charge of the Gouverneur lads. —Ezra leaves Francis Roberts some of his wit. •—Dorene leaves Larry Brown some of her punctuality. —Frank Noble leaves some of his bravery to Gail Fuller and his fan mail to the basketball team. —Jimmy Hogue wills Clinton Hendricks some of his boldness. —Wesley Brailey leaves all of his love to Janette Chapin. Too bad Betty. —Hazel Hall leaves Louis Zaluski some of her quiet ways. —Leo Averill leaves Arland Bullock his position as hall patrolman. —Vernon Lutz leaves Harold Aldridge his recipe for eggnog, so he won’t have to disturb Miss Hartford when it’s time for his daily beverage. —Celinda leaves her height to Tommy Todd. -—We leave Carolyn and Susie good luck in their cheering next year. —To Kay Boulet we leave hopes of success wi.h her wit. Keep it up Kay. —Frank, Marion, Mickey and Dorene wish Mrs. Woodman better luck with her dance next year than she had this year. —We wish Betty Ann better luck for the Junior Prom next year. —We leave Joanne a few tips on “How to Behave” when she sees a cute boy. —Marion leaves the mirror in the Girls’ Basement to Carol Bell, (make good use of it Carol, because she won’t be there). —Jimmy leaves his ability to study to Ronnie Brayton. —Vernon leaves Kenneth Hartle his formula to do math. —Nancy leaves her excuse blanks to Shirley Mantle.

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SCHOOL HALL OF FAME FRANK NOBLE Most Popular MARION LUTZ LARRY BROWN . . Best Dancer NANCY GIVEN JIMMY HOGUE WESLEY BRAILEY Best Dressed CORRINE BONI HAROLD ALDRIDGE Most Athletic SUZANNE CASSIDY FRANK NOBLE ... Best All Around Students JEANETTE MeDONALD JIMMY HOGUE Most Ambitious JEANETTE MeDONALD FRANK NOBLE Best Looking MARION LUTZ JIMMY HOGUE . . Most Likely To Succeed JEANETTE MeDONALD FRANK NOBLE Best Mannered SUZANNE CASSIDY FRANK NOBLE Most Reliable SUZANNE CASSIDY FRANK NOBLE Best Musicians SUZANNE CASSIDY LELAND BULLOCK LYLE LONGTIN ROBERT SULLIVAN Best Disposition JOANNE WATSON CLINTON HENDRICKS ... Most Quiet IRENE RICE LELAND BULLOCK Biggest Pest CAROL BELL WESLEY BRAILEY Most Romantic BETTY PATIENCE KENNY HARTLE Teacher's Pet CORRINE BONI LEO AVERILI Biggest Loafer DORENE LYTLE LARRY BROWN Wittiest NANCY GIVEN