Fallsburg High School - Focus Yearbook (Fallsburg, NY)

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'l'he greatest c'zn'ni'val ol' :ill times, the Norman Kogel Clarnix'al,' is onee again in New York City. Mr. Kogel's new leature attraetion lor tlus year is a H312 rocket ride to the moon. lonight is its clecltea tion night, ancl in another two hours it will leave on its lirst mission in tht nime ol tht I C S ful chi mg K lass ol W Right it tht its U' 1 .T '.t.... 'Il ill 1'-i1.'.' QI-. 2 'P ' ent time, the entire class is gathered m one ol the lug tents. where Normy has preparecl a huge least to preeecle the eelehration. Seatecl at the heacl ol' the tahle. llirting' with all his lormer girl classmates, is the illustrious president ol' the llnitecl States. Presiclent .Xllen llnger. Big' .Xl is the same lellow we knew in high sehool days except lor an extra lew pountls. some worry wrinkles on his hrow. antl his clistinguishetl graying' temples. .Xt the present time. in his oth year in olliee, he is worrietl ahout the war with Mars. On Nlr. llnger's lelt, is the political hoss ol' the Nlan's Right Party, Nlr. Riehartl Rosen. Nlr. Rosen has an unmistakable air ol' prosperitx' ahout him Right at the present tnoment he is husy arguing sotue great allairs ol state with the golden tonguecl oratorf' Robert Seigler. Nlr. Seigler is very well versed in the role ol' arguer, antl since Riehx' hasn't vet lost his llare lor clehate, the cliseusston has possthtltttes ol heeomtng a very quotahle hit ol' art. Opposite Riehy. anal trying to participate in the eonxersation while lieecling' hersell' :intl watehing over her lour ehilclren. is lillen Levine. .Xlthough she has been marrietl lor lilteen years to a Supreme Court lltulge, Iillen still uses her maitlen name in puhlie lille. She is the heacl ol a prosperous law lirm in XX'ashington. She has heeomt great lriencls with Messrs. Rosen antl Seigler sinee ther all resitle in XVashington, :incl they are talking' over liamily problems. .X lamiliar laugh is hearcl somewhet e lrom the center ol the tahle I antl we see a lively young reu-heacl conversing' with a tall. hanclsomc recl-heacletl lellow. 'l'hey look rather liamiliar to us. :incl on a eloset examination we reeognife the claughter ol. .Xnn Keiles anal the son ol l.eonarcl Cohen. .Xnn, with ffraviiifr hair, is seated next to her com N 1. 5 poser hushancl, l.eonarcl Bernstein. She has reeentlx' heeome the con cluetor ol Spitonnis Banu, ancl her hushancl aiwavs cltseusses his musit with her. I Nlr. and Nlrs. Cohen, sitting next to their son, are talking business with Nlr. and Mrs. Kantrowitf, who are opposite them, Lenny. as pres iclent ol' the .X tk I' ehain, is sporting a new clianioncl ring in a plati num setting which is an :nmiversary present lrom his wilie. Mrs Kantrowitf, the lormer Gloria Kass. has heen quite a help to her luis hand in his husiness antl it is mostly tlirongh her ellorts that he is now the owner ol' gas stations all over the eountrv. lfler siX ehilclren arc ' t':t't'11t5x'-viylli QSM

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Washington Trip CXCTIQIIIQC lor 1'0lIlS ol' various sizes. XVe took pictures ol them, ol' our' selves, Zlllll ol' Sll'2lllgCl'S OKI another bus. Marty Zlllll Riehy we11t ZIYOUIILT to tl1e otl1er buses asking il' they could entertain lor a nickel a perso11. Next, we l'Cll1l'l1CCl to tl1e Capitol to see tl1e SCIILIIC i11 session, alter wl1icl1, we took the class picture lor this issue ol' tl1e FoC11S. At tl1e hotel, we l1ad lunch, Zlllkl proceeded to tl1e FI'2lllClSC2lll Monastery. NV1: took Zlll eerie walk tl1ro11gl1 tl1e cataeombs, Zlllll viewed tl1e lJC2lllIli'lll g2ll'CllfIlS a111l spiritual architectttre ol' tl1e 1il1urch. Alter tl1at, we went to the loo. The 111onkey house, as VVOlll1l be expected, produced the most laughs. Monya took OIIC look at a lJ2llDOOll Zlllll asked, XVhat is it? llllllfll to our an1usen1ent. XVe fed tl1e 111o11keys can1ly, Zlllfl excited tl1e111 into Cl2lIll0l'illg lor 111ore. One ZITIIIOSL hit Herby's finger oIl'. .All0Il1Cl' loveable lellow 1li1l acrobatics lor 11s, wl1ile l1is COIlllJ2llll0ll looke1l o11 with a jealous scowl. XVC YN'2llliCCl out ol' lll2ll llOllSC looking like tl1e i11111ates, and Mr. Longo n1ade IUOIITQCYS o11t ol' us hy catching the hilarious exit with a movie camera. Alter a l'l0lUllS alternoon, we went hack to tl1e l1otel and ate 1li1111er. Tl1e l1otel's 111eals were like reading tl1e SHIIIC book three ti111es daily-we ate the same food for breaklast, lunch Zlllll CllIlI1CI'. But then, what Se11ior class has ever obtained ll Ylll'lCll 1liet i11 Wfashington? Allen sl1o11l1l have gai11e1l some weight lrom eating l1is OVCI1 meals plus hall' of everyho1ly elses. Tl1e L'VClliIlg was free. One group we11t swimming, wl1ere they played alphabet g2llllCS, another to tl1e Ford 'Til1C2llYC, scene ol' Li11- C'0llllS assassinatio11 alter which tl1ey split 11p i11to two groups-one to a movie, a11otl1er to an aniusement park. Nuts, Marty, Harry, Stub Zlllll Richy went to tl1e Senate ltn1 where Laura Paterson gave a little show. Ol' course, wl1e11 everyone 1'2iIllC hack to tl1e l1otel that night, lllCl'C was another riot. Tl1is time it lasted t111til 6:00 21.111, At that hour everyone lell asleep wl1ere he was: but no one slept wl1ere they were supposed to l1ave slept. Si111e lllC IICXI morning was l'ree, n1ost ol' us slept late. lfriday Illflfllillg was spe11t shopping, visiti11g tl1e otl1er places we l1a1l I1-lt out, or just relaxing. lVe boarded tl1e bus lor the last time, a111l our faithful Hank took 11s through Maryland to Baltin1ore. Tl1e same train, slightly tl1e worse lor wear, was again occupied by tl1e same schools. rxgllill there were car1ls and tl1e endless cigars. Harry ha CllJllY'Cll2lSCEl a l1llgC, giant sized cigar, Zlllll was calling lor a llllllfll, wl1e11 actually l1e nee1le1l a blow- torch. This time, we visited longer witl1 friends lirom other schools. At Alersey City, so111e ol' us got oil to go to New York City. About 1lusk, lllllllCl' was IJllI'Cll2lSCCl lil'0Ill a lusty-voiced porter. The train pulle1l in, filled witl1 weary Seniors, to Middletown at about 8:30 p.111. Wle were met tl11-re by Mr. Altman, and we were dog-tired! But we had l1a1l capital lun i11 tl1e Capitol-and wc l1ope y0ll juniors l1ave just as Illllfll lun I11'Xl year, il' not more. Thanks a lot, Mr. and Mrs. Mercurio llllll Mr. LOIIQO, lor l1elpi11g to make our trip o11e which we will never forget i11 our HCARNIVAL OF l.llflC. ' 1'f1't'11t1'-.vcfwli I i A f ty'

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Prophecy seated around her, and she scolds them periodically throughout the dinner for fingering her white ermine jacket. Oh, there has been an accident at the other end of the table! Dr. Harry Fertik, D.D.S.. became quite excited over something he was saying, and while moving his hands, knocked a glass of water into the lap of Dr. Gene Ganz. Dr. Fertik is quite an authority on the art of painless removals. lt seems that Gene believes that pain is basically all psychological and Harry disagrees. These two argue the matter every time they meet. Gene Gam. besides being an eminent psychologist, has written many books. He has become quite erratic since his high school days. On Broadway he is known as playboy Ganz and at the present time he is rtuming around with a certain showgirl whose name cannot be divulged. Doctor Fertik, on the other hand, is mar- ried and has two lovely sets of twins. Une of the eldest of these is going steady with Bob l.askowitx's son. Mr. l.. was named best basket- ball player of N59 and now owns 98 percent of the championship team, the Bob Laskowitz Ball Club . He and his charming wife have high hopes that their son will follow in Bob's footsteps. .Xt the present, time, Bob is busy talking shop with Monya Betuk and her lntsband. Monya married the owner of the Knicks, and is now the proud mother of three sons and a daughter. She would, however, like to have two more sons in order to complete a basketball team of her own. There is some sort of commotion at the foot of the table! lt seems as if all her popularity becomes evident when we realize that she is now head of the New York Department of Education and supervises the Regents Examinations Board. Rosy married the vice-president of the United Steel Corporation, and he supplies her with iron boxes in which her Regents are distributed. Seated next to Rosy and her husband are Irene Depuy and an extremely handsome and distinguished gentleman. He is her husband who she lllel dttring her student nursing days. 'l'hey married several years later. alter she had become Head ol Nursing in the Memorial Hospital and he, the Head Surgeon. Now they have their own hos- pital, which is the largest in New York City. -Iudy Pugatx and Alean Dobbs seemed to be having quite an interesting discussion on fashion as they partake of their roast beef. tludy, chief designer for 'fDior is arranging for her yearly fashion show, and lean the hostess of the modern world is supervising the whole allair. Judy eloped with her boss's son about lfi years ago, and spends most of her time traveling with him through all the fashion centers of the world. jean. who has been married several times, is known for the unusual assortment of people at her catered affairs. .Xcross lrom -ludy and wearing one of her latest creations, is lean- ette Kofachuck Powers. She has become quite well-known as a Powers model, and her pictures have appeared on more magazine covers than any other model in history. Her husband is very prottd of this fact and is constantly bragging about his wilt-'s beauty. ' fzeczzfy-izilze - ilwems