Fallsburg High School - Focus Yearbook (Fallsburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

Zke Staffs, ART: Patricia Mcllveen BUSINESS: April Siegler Harold Kline Irwin Gitlin Lois Shur Jerome Feldman Leslie Schere Arlene Schwartz FEATURE: Carolyn Poole LITERARY: Dorothy Friedberg Cynthia Rosman Rita Saperstein Janet Schmitt TYPING: Renee Greenfield 2 LOUIS BLUMBERG Superintendent of Schools I am honored to present a message for the 1959 Yearbook. For the class of 1959, there are many firsts; however, to future classes you will be known as the first graduating class from our fine new high school building. There will be thousands of boys and girls, most yet unborn, who will grace the same graduation platform in the next 50-75 years. It has been my good fortune to know most of you since you began your kindergarten program in September, 1946. I hope that, through the thirteen years which followed, we have given you some insight into the problems which you will face in the future. I hope that, most of all, we have instilled a feeling of understanding, tolerance, and love for your fellow human beings. May the future bring nothing but good luck and happiness to each of you. b Hoard of Education STANDING: Mr. Cauthers, Dr. Kove, Mr. Walter, Dr. Elias. SITTING: Mr. Van Vleet, Mr. Cosor, Mr. Resnick, Mr. Perlstein. Not available for photograph—Mr. Kitias. MR. WARD R. YOUNG Principal MR. CARL L. COLVIN Guidance Director 7 Junior-Senior faculty 8 ‘Junior-Senior faculty MR. HALCHAK MR. MALAMUD MR MtDERMoTr MR. COBERT MRS. SCHLIFKIN and MRS. GAINEN MISS ELTZ and MRS. ANDERMAN to FLORA BOCKMAN FLOSSIE' Flossie is the girl with the big brown eyes; Singing is where her talent lies. Dance 9; Chorus 10, 11. SYDELLE CHARLOW DELLIE Although Dellie’s tall, she is quite quiet, But in the classroom she can be a riot. Debate 10; Judiciary Committee 10; Math 11, 12; A.A. Officer 11; COMET 12; Honor Society 11, 12; FOCUS 12; Aquatics 12. GEORGEANN CHURAK She has a smile and never loses it; She has a frown and never uses it. Chorus 11; Spanish 11. jo SAMUEL COHEN f corpsie” Here he is, girls, good-looking and waiting; Be careful, miss, if it’s you he's baiting. METEOR 9; Hall Patrol 9; COMET 10, 12; J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11; Sports Problems 11; Class Officer 12; Typing 12; FOCUS 12; Bas- ketba 111? A C a - A KATHLEEN CROSS kathy” A si tuple maiden in her flower Is worth a hundred coats of arms. Dance '9; Hall Patrol 9; Chorus 10, 11; Nursing 11; F.H.A. 12. KATHERINE DALEY ’ bunny” A true friend is a friend forever. Band 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Class Officer 10-12; FOCUS 12; Aquatics 12; Varsity Cheerleading 12; COMET 12; Honor Society 9. GERALD FOX FOXIE Foxie is a bundle of joy; All the teachers he loves to annoy. Dance 9, 10; Sports Problems 9-11; Chorus 11; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Soccer 9-11; Varsity Basket- ball 11; Varsity Baseball 10, 11; Wrestling 12; Drama 12. DOROTHY FRIEDBERG “dotty” She is a scholar as you can tell; The jobs she’s had, she's done them well. Band 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10; Math 11, 12; COMET 12; Honor Society 9-12. EDWARD GASTHALTER IRWIN GITLIN butchie” EDDIE” Fun to be with, nice to know, That’s why we like him so. Science 9, 12; Class Officer 9; Stamp Club 9; J.V. Basketball 11; Typing Club 10; Photograph 11; J.V. Baseball 10; Judiciary Committee 11; FOCUS 12; Varsity Basketball 12; Soccer 12. A little joke, lots of cheer, A little mischief, ButchiJs here. Band 9, 10; Dance 9; Model Club 9; Class Officer 9, 10; Chess 10, 11; Debate 10; Typing Club 11; COMET 12. RENEE GREENFIELD peanut” She laughs as she comes, she laughs as she goes, But what about nobody knows. Hall Patrol 9; Honor Society 9; JV. Cheerleading 10; Chorus 9-11; Varsity Cheerleading 11, 12; Class Officer 10; Aquatics 12. 2 Science 9; Merit Badge 9; Typing Club 10; Class Officer 9 11; Varsity Baseball 10-12; Sports Prob- lems 11; Math Club 12; A.A. 12; COMET 12. LORRAINE KAY casey” Sophisticated manner, there’s mischief in her eyes, But never a dull moment when shds standing by. Hall Patrol 9; Chorus 9-11; J.V. Cheerleading 10; Aquatics 12; Varsity Cheerleading 11, 12; FOCUS 12. SHEILA KESNER ketzel' Charming, sweet, full of fun, She's the gal liked by everyone. Chess 11; Chorus 10, 11; FOCUS 12; Math Club 12; COMET 12. BARBARA KINNE BARB Her quiet manner and pleasing ways Deserve much credit and loads of praise. Dance 9; Chorus 9 12; Hall Patrol 9; Drama 9, 10; J.V. Cheerleading 10, 11; Varsity Cheerleading 12. HAROLD KLINE sheppsie” Big boy. Big feet, Big heart. Class Officer 9; Dance 9; Science Club 9; Typing 10; Chess 10; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Judiciary Com- mittee 10; F.T.A. 11; A.A. 11, 12; Soccer 10; COMET 12; Math Club 12; Varsity Basketball 12. ANNE LACHTERMAN ANNIE PATRICIA McILVEEN patti” Naive, Neat, Narrow. Band 9-12; Good Books and Good Listening 9; Chorus 9-11; J.V. Cheerleading 10; Varsity Cheer- leading 11, 12; Typing Club 12; COMET 12; Aquatics 12; FOCUS 12: Monitor Club 12; A.A. 12. Fun and frolic, she is there. The will to do the soul to care. METEOR 9; Hall Patrol 9; COMET 12; Typing Club 11; Math Club 11; Judiciary Committee 11; G.O. Officer 12; FOCUS 12; Chorus 12. BEVERLY MEDNICK ' pebbles” Prove all things, Hold fast that which is good. Dance 9; Chorus 9 12; Hall Patrol 9; Nurses 11. LINDA MICHAELS michaels” If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, or walk with kings — nor lose the common touch. Student Council 9-12; Band 9-12; Chorus 9-11; Good Books Club 9; Math Club 12; Honor Society 9 12; Varsity Cheerleading 12. LEONTINE PINCUS tina” Cute, Clever, naughty never — Well hardly ever. Dance 9; Chorus 10, 11; Music Appreciation 10. CAROLYN POOLE POOLE BABY 'Tisn’t beauty so to speak, nor good talk necessarily, it's just it. Band 9-12; Needle Craft and Sewing 9; Arts and Crafts 9; J.V. Cheerleading 10; Varsity Cheerlead- ing 11, 12; Typing 10; Nurses Club 11; F.H.A. 12- Judiciary Committee 12. CYNTHIA ROSMAN cyn” She is competent and a helper to all. no matter u hat the deed great or small. Dance 9; Chorus 10-12; JV. Cheerleading 10, 11; Varsity Chcerleading 12; A.A 11; COMET 12; Class Officer 12. RITA SAPERSTEIN REET The power of the little, that should be the first lesson of life. Meteor 9; G O. 9-11; COMET 10. 12. Class Officer 10, 12; Chess 11; Typing Club 12. JAMET SCHMITT schmitty” Here is .1 girl uho just joined our school. She uants to help no matter uhat the task. Spanish Club 9-11; Library Club 10. 11; Current Events 11: COMET 12; Monitors Club 12. APRIL SIEGLER ST1EGLITZ ’ For stressing his point he is right there — in other ways he is much without a care. Band 9 12; Radio Club and Debate 9; Drama 11; Chorus 11, 12; FOCUS 12; Conservation 11. It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. Band 9, 12; Chorus 9, 10; Good Books and Good Listening 9; A.A. 10-12; Chess 11; Class Officer 11; GO. 11; COMET 12; FOCUS 12; Typing 12. IRWIN WELKIS slim” Whom does he like? Don't ask us; over all the girls he makes a fuss. Photography 9-12; Chorus 9; FOCUS 12. 33 a� To be able to do what we have never done before. To be able to perform more proficiently what we have done before. These two seemingly intangible terms precisely express the reasons why we the students of Fallsburgh Central High School are so grateful for the opportunities that have been presented us as a result of the construc- tion of this new building. Visitors who have toured the new school, marvel at the spacious classrooms and other modern fa- cilities; however, it is only those of us, living in the building from day to day who can fully appre- ciate its advantages w'hich were limited or often non-existent under previous conditions. It is needless to say that the reaction of the student body to the new school is one of boundless enthusiasm: From the athlete who because of a fully equipped and adequate gymnasium takes increased pride in his activity, to the Thespian who has found new confidence secure in the knowl- edge, that good acoustics will enable his performance to be conveyed to the entire audience, from the instrumentalist who can duplicate the privacy of his own home in a sound proof practice room, to the science student who suddenly discovers that Chemistry can be fascinating particularly when he can witness the results of his own experiments. From the boys and girls who emerge from the pool locker rooms delighted that they have partici- pated in a new activity which many of them had never before explored, to the shop student who be- cause of improved facilities will be greatly aided in what may very well become his future voca- tion. From the English and Social Studies student who realizes the immeasurable value of a confer- ence room for quiet research, to ever)’ student who has utilized what is considered to be one of the finest school libraries in the area. From the entire student body who eat their lunches in what we like to call the dining rooms instead of the cafeterias, to every single student who is absorbing knowledge in an atmosphere which is stimulating and conducive. Yes, we are grateful for the opportunities that we have been so fortunate to possess this year, but this type of gratitude cannot be expressed simply in a few paragraphs. It is only by constantly striving to elevate our standards as scholars and citizens of the school and community that we can truly say thanks to all of you who have made this structure possible. ■ “Plastic Surgery” Barf” 35 NAME Flora Bockman Sydelle Charlow Georgeann Churak Sammy Cohen ..... Billy Cole ...... Bobby Cole ...... Kathy Cross ..... Kathy Daley Jerry Dobbs Jerry Feldman ... Dorothy Friedberg Jerry Fox ....... Eddie Gasthalter Butch Gitlin .... Kenny Goodwin . Marla Grant ..... Renee Greenfield Carole Hingen .... Teddy Kaplan Valerie Klein Lorraine Kay .... Sheila Kesner... Barbara Kinne Harold Kline .... Ann Lachterman Pat Mcllveen Beverly Mcdnick Linda Michaels Tina Pincus ..... Carolyn Poole Cynthia Rosman Rita Saperstein Leslie Schere ... Janet Schmitt Arlene Schwartz Lois Shur April Seigler ... Claudia Speckhardt Kenny Walter .. Lynn Weiss ...... Irwin Welkis .... ZheAwful Zrutk WEAKNESS PET PEEVE NOTED FOR ............ Herbie Flossy” ........................................ Singing ............ Huge” COMET ........................................... Chats ...... Short Boys Teachers Shirt Tails ........... Females Nickname Acting .......... Gambling Fluffy ............................................ Humor ............. Speed Brother ...................................... Pompadours ............. Eddie Roll Call........................................... Deep Voice ............ Cadets Weekly” ....................................... Blushing ..... Going Steady School .............................................. Freckles ..... Chauffeuring Bell-Hopping Salesmanship .......... Sweaters Swimming Short Hair ............ Cars Student Functions .. Imitations ........ Assemblies Work Speeches ........... Clothes Physics ........................ Irrelevant Knowledge .......... Pingpong Business Courses ............................. Long Johns ..... Grahamsville Uniforms ...................................... Giggling ........ The South Peanuts” .................................... Her Walk ............ Harold Baby-Sitting ................................ Smooth Skin ..... His Hideouts Rock and Roll .................................. Sleeping .............. Boys N.Y.C. Sprained Wrist Light Bright Twig .................................. Open House ..... Chewing Gum Ketzel Sc. Experiments ........ Snickering Lit. Survey ............................ Pep and Energy ............ Carole Hotel Rooms .................................. Remarks Money A gold-Sax Kibitzing ............... R’s Math ..................................... Cartoons . A German Accent Busses Day-Dreaming ...........Eating Oratorical Contest ........................... Leadership .......... Drinking Homework .................................... Blonde Hair So. Carolina Beytin Place .................................... Dancing ............... Mel Cliffy Nasherie ..... Chinese Food Warren ....................................... Greenbacks ............. Sleep M°e Stance ............. COMET Rid« Home ................................... Scholarship ........ Hair Styles Harry ................................... Black Stockings ........ Cigarettes Miss Shur Black Hair ..... Drama Speech Gym ............................................... Her Casino ..... Art Ability” Ex-Bus Drivers ................................. Clothing ........ His Farm Labor Unions................................ Intelligence ............ Summer White Rug ....................................... Writing ..... Convertibles Girls ...................................... Photography- 36 Zhe Awful Zrutk needs most A New Comb Affection .......... Tall Boys A Harem ........... Height Ambition Engagament Ring Nerve .............. Private Barber ' Pub'’ ............ Library Pass ....... Technique .......... Gavel .............. Alarm Clock Weight ............. Dough .............. MRS Degree Tape Recorder ...... Felicia ............ Bus Ticket ......... Crib Sheet ......... Freckles ..........— Automatic Typewriter Height _____________ Model A Insurance 10 lbs. ......_... License ____________ Vacation ___________ High Heels ........ Cheering Uniform Wedding Bells ...... N.Y.C .............. Diploma ____________ Drivers License ____ L. D. Bracelet .... Hair Dresser ______ A Steady __________ More Time _________ Weekends____________ Her Own Phone _____ New Car____________ DISPOSITION .......................... Giggly ......................... Quiet? ........................ Reserved ....................... Loveable ................... Real Cool ....................... Likeable ........................ Pleasant ........................... Sweet .................Happy Go Lucky ......................... Amiable .......................... Blunt ...................... Slap Happy ........................ Friendly Devil May Care .................... Mysterious .......................... Wacky .......................... Flirty .......................... Joyful ........................... Moody ................... Temperamental ....................... Spirited ................... Talkative ____________________ Good Hearted ________________________ Booming ______________________ Sensible ......................... Witty ______________________ Sparky ........................ Carefree ........................... Sweet _______________________ Vivacious ________________________ Jovial .......................... Hidden ______________________ Changeable ___________________ Sophisticated ............................. Shy _______________________ Easygoing _________________________ Smiling ________________________Political _______________________ Ambitious ________________________Mashugina SHOULD BE SONG Hair Dresser There's No Tomorrow Mother The Things We Did Last Summer W. A. C: ......................................... Summertime Play Boy .... Teach Me Tonight Dog Trainer ................................. The Joker Hell Driver Motorcycle Boots Secretary Eddie My Love Math Teacher ........................................ Kathy-O Big Game Hunter Wild Blue Yonder Jockey ............................................ Beep-Beep Dancer .............................................. Sisters Bookie ............................. Only Make Believe Sports-Announcer To Know Him Is to Love Him Romeo ...................................... Mary Anne Explorer ......................................... I Believe Actress................................. Lonesome Town Pin Up .............................................. Peanuts Nurse .................................. Great Pretender A Doctor .......................................... Roll Over Beethoven Heiress ............................... C'mon A My House Model Moon Over Miami Farmerette ................................... Teacher's Pet School Secretary ....................... Dungaree Doll Bank Leader I Got A Wife Bank President With A Little Bit of Luck Humorist Kisses Sweeter Than Wine Pin Ball Prowess Starlight Weight Lifter Wringle Wrangle Journalist Put A Light In The Window Rich ............................ It’s All In The Game Marriage Counselor .................................... Cindy Butcher's Wife Ricochet Chemist I’m All Shook Up Chauffeur Show Me The Way To Go Home Opera Singer I'm Just Wild About Harry Acrobat Yakety Yak Philosopher April Love Mrs. Cole Lovers Never Say Good-Bye George Meany Better Loved You'll Never Be Hotel Owner Tea For Two Chcm. Teacher Poor Little Fool 37 ft — Flora Sydelle w Kathy D. Jerry D. P V Irwin G. K n G. V Lorraine Sheila Harold Ann Carolyn Cynthia Lois April George an n Sammy Jerry F. Gerry F. V' Marla Renee Zwas ftot So Cong Ago Claudia Ken W Bill and Bob Kathv C. k % Dotty Eddie Carole Teddy Barbara Valerie Lvnnc Irwin W . Zke Class Will We, the Seniors of Fallsburgh Central School in this year of our Lord 1959, being of sound mind and body do hereby make, declare, publish, and proclaim this to be our Last Will and Testament. Bequests and bequeaths are as follows: Flora Bockman leaves her giggle to Florence Depuy, her seat in Problems of Democracy to Judy Gainen; and she takes her fond memories of Herbie Gold with her. Her G” language, Sybelle Charlow bestows upon Jay Gruber; and she gladly leaves her position on the COMET to Suzie Elias. Her crush on ''Huge” she takes with her. To the army, Georgeann Churak leaves her soldier friends. Her reserved manner she bequeaths upon Joey Weisbord, and Pleasant Valley is left to her brothers. Sammy Cohen's bookkeeping marks are left to Bobby Boklack; his way with the girls is given to Keith Budlong; and his office of Class Secretary he regretfully leaves to Marcia Rosenblum. Bobby Kunis is the recipient of Billy Cole’s height. Billy bestows his car upon the next Junior Prom flower deliverer, but he refuses to part with Fluffy.” Bobby Cole bequeaths his swimming class upon Robby Rittner, his hunting excursions upon Raymond Hummel; and the boiler room to anyone who wants a smoke. To Rita Schlifkin, Kathy Cross sadly leaves her office duty. Her number please, she gladly leaves to Linda Bernstein, and she takes Eddie with her. Kathy Daley bestows her athletic dexterity upon Pat Fedun, her blushing ability she leaves with Royal Wilson, but she refuses to part with her crush on Coach”. Jerry Dobbs gives his study halls to Billy Whittaker; his art ability to Harvey Rosen; and his seat in shop to Clinton Eltz. Any ambitious junior is the recipient of Jerome Feldman’s successful ice cream sales. Bozo’s car he bestows upon his brother Barry; and he very happily leaves his nickname. Gerry Fox sorrowfully leaves Miss Ferrari to the mercy of his brothers. His imitations are bequeathed upon Glen Slater, and he takes his Volkswagen wherever he goes. Dorothy Friedbtig gives her bicycle to her sister Elinor; and her long red hair to Mr. Furniss. Her rosy cheeks she bequeaths to her cousin Linda. His leadership of the Judiciary Council, Eddie Gasthalter bestows upon Richie Oretsky. His shyness, he gladly gives to Ronnie Miller and he leaves his seat in Spanish III to Helaine Rosenthal. Zke Class Will Louis Sapertsein is the beneficiary of Irwin Gitlin's math ability. Butch's sparkling wit he bestows upon Denny Fairbrother and to Skipper Carnesi he gives his superb” business management of the COMET. Kenny Goodwin leaves his ping-pong talent to David Rasnick, his business courses to his sister Mary and he bequeaths Gibson Corners to Charlie Gibson. Tennessee Williams is the recipient of Marla's nickname Maggie” and her terrific time in Washington she generously leaves to any anxious Junior. The fond memories of 1956 and 1957 she and Bunny gladly keep. Renee Greenfield hands down Maxie to Diane Schwartz. To Elizabeth Frank she be- stows her cheering position and her hot discussions with Mr. Weiss she leaves to Jane Weisbord. Her dress designing talent, Carole Hingen donates to Nancy Budd; her seat in typing she hands down to Karen Seletsky. Carole and Harold happily leave F.C.S. together. To Barbara Griff goes Teddy Kaplan's moodiness. He bequeaths upon Butch Dragan- chuk his breakfasts with the girls. Flo Misner is the recipient of his bwoken scooter and Teddy leaves Gladdy.” Lorraine Kay’s sister, Madeleine, is the recipient of her cheering position. Lorraine leaves her wild parties” to Sally Kantrowitz, her car to anyone who wants to be a chauffeur. Sheila Kesner leaves Mr. Beytin rolling on the floor with himself. She leaves to her brother Jay, Glen Wild and the chickens, and her freckles she gladly donates to Joe Goldstein. Her cheering position is left by Barbara Kinne to Patty Oesterreich. Barbara's seat in chorus, she bestows upon Michele Walter, and Pam Turner receives Barbara’s talkativeness. Valerie Klein leaves her numerous trips to N. Y. C. to Barbara Klein and her nursing ambition to Diane Kaplan. Woodridge, she gladly bequeaths to her sister. Harold Kline leaves to Morty Braver his height and to Steve Wasserman his position on the Varsity Basketball squad. Harold’s presidency of the A.A. he bestows upon Steve Goldstein. To anyone who will make use of it, Ann Lachterman leaves her drivers license. Her brother, Michael, is the recipient of her bank account and Herbie Gold is honored by Ann's Model A” Ford. Patti Mcllveen leaves her position on the cheering squad to Merl Ann Johnson, and Pat Economou is the recipient of Patti’s ability on the basketball court. Her fabulous” Physics and Intermediate marks are left by Pat to anyone who wants them. Beverly Mednick endows her figure to Eileen Kaplan, her giggles she hands down to the Grossman triplets and she leaves F.C.S. to her younger brothers and sisters. Zke Class Will Linda Michaels bequeaths her tiny appetite to a horse, and her busy schedule to Stanley Kestescher. Sadly, she leaves Jet to Mountaindale. Tina Pincus bestows Club 52 upon Sharon Cohen. Her trips to Miami, Tina bequeaths upon Madeleine Semel, and her Good morning Mr. Feldman, she leaves to his next homeroom class. Her Varsity Cheering position, Carolyn Poole grants to Josephine Hughes, her dancing ability she leaves to Sammy Mennes. Roberta Tondras is the recipient of Carolyn’s athletic ability. Cynthia Rosman bequeaths her office of Senior Class President to her brother Barry, her Varsity position to Helen Griff and at last she joins Melvyn in leaving F.C.S. Upon a Wall Street broker, Rita Saperstein bestows her financial ability; to Bobby Kunis, she leaves her term papers and to Peter Pan she bequeaths her black tights and green shorts. Leslie Schere leaves his tall, tall, tales to Mike Schmuckler. His prolific list of psycholog- ical terms to Linda Sacks. To Mr. Brizel, he gives his ski boots. Her Miss America and Miss Universe ribbons, Janet Schmitt endows to Keith Budlong and Jacob Levine. Francis Gerson is the recipient of Janet’s blue toe nail polish. Arlene Schwartz leaves to Shirley Wright her singing voice, to Suzanne Davis, her black stockings, and to Doreen Kaplan her hair styles. Lois Shur leaves F.C.S. with her left ventricle in Syracuse and her right one in Yonkers. She donates the mispronunciation of her name to Artha Hedman. April Siegler bestows her casino to any needy sweet sixteener. April gladly hands down her ability to fall up stairs to Karen Hillman and she refuses to leave her alley. Her dimples Claudia Speckhart wills to Dee Dee Wilson, her chic clothing she leaves to Sheila Kanner, and Claudia takes her blond hair and accordion with her. His arguments with Mr. Feldman, Kenny Walters bequeaths upon his sister Michele; his talkativeness in Study Halls he bestows upon Billy Whittaker and his crew cut he gives to Sam Schwartz. Lynne Weiss leaves her writing talent to Viola Cline; her love of Loenbrau beer to Heather Duke. Lynne’s deep philosophical thoughts are left to Joan Immerman. To the junk yard, Irwin Welkis bestows his car. His sweaters he unwillingly gives to Martha Budlong, and to anyone who wants it, he gives his photographic ability. Senior Poll MOST ENERGETIC BEST ATHLETES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST COMPATIBLE 42 Senior Poll CLASS FLIRTS MOST AMIABLE 43 JOLLIEST WITTIEST Senior Poll MOST AVID READERS MOST ALIKE Senior Poll CAREFREE CLASS DEBATERS BEST DRESSED 45 Senior Poll 46 MOST STUDIOUS CLASS ARTISTS Class Prophecy New Year’s Eve—1969. This is your roving reporter, Katherine Daley, of the Interna- tional Comet, situated at present on the corner of Times Square and 42nd Street. As the crowd gathers here awaiting the stroke of midnight, I am able to distinguish several familiar faces. Busily signing autographs, are the internationally famed song and dance team, Barbara Kinne and Carolyn Poole. The celebrated pair has just completed an engagement at the Brooklyn Paramount (with Alan Freed, Junior). Speaking to them, I see Lynne Weiss, noted entertainment critic, who has also written a book, Philosophy, in 500 Easy Lessons . Miss Weiss, What do you think of this pair?” Great, Man, Just Great!” Also from the world of entertainment is Miss Marla Grant. She is the first person in the world to have stumped the answer man, and now is the Original Answer Woman. Making their way through the crowd is the former Miss Cynthia Rosman, with her husband, Melvyn. With them is ... it looks like . . . Yes! It is the famous race car driver, Mr. Irwin (Butch) Gitlin. Mr. and Mrs. Hazelnis and Mr. Gitlin own a thriving used car business, and, as a sideline, Cynthia Fixes bwoken scooters”. Approaching me now is Sydelle Charlow. She has the distinction of being the inventor and owner of the world's first Lettuce Juice Company, which specializes in microscopic size cans, to be taken wherever you go. There are several other noted inventors present in this crowd tonight. After just receiving the Nobel Prize for her brilliant discovery of eggless chickens, Janet Schmitt is arriving in a chauffeured car. With her, I see Arlene Schwartz, inventor of 50 shades of black stockings for women. Accompanying them are Lois Shur, president of the International Tobacco Company, and Dr. Ted Kaplan, who is currently working on a cure for cancer. I hear a violent dis- cussion taking place between the two; apparently about the merits of smoking. Dr. Kap- lan is addressing Miss Shur: Do you smoke?” No. Do you, Doctor?” Well. . . yes.” I notice Sheila Kesner, who has built Glen Wild up into the thriving metropolis that it is today through the sale of her latest discovery of Vanishing Creme for Freckles.” Class Prophecy Now approaching this busy intersection is the presidential car. Alighting from the auto- mobile is the first woman president of the world, Linda Michaels. Recently President Michaels has done the remarkable task of putting Mountainside on the map. With Miss Michaels are two members of her cabinet. Mr. Edward Gasthalter, Head of the Department of Justice, is currently being applauded for his decision to legalize gum chewing in high schools. Now that you have made gum chewing legal, Justice Gasthalter, what are you going to do about the paralyzing teachers' strike?” The Secretary of the Treasury, Rita Saperstein, who is still carrying what looks like a cigar box full of money is with them. Following the Treasurer is Ann Lachterman. Miss Lachterman is the first multi-billionaire in the world, to still have her first penny which she earned while selling magazines in high school. Is that a baby’s cry which I hear ? Running frantically after a baby carriage, is the former Miss Carole Hingen. Directly behind her is her husband, Harold Kline, who is the world’s foremost mathematician of our time. My attention is now turned from the excited parents to a shrieking group of teenage girls. The commotion is being caused by the billionaire playboy, Sam Cohen. One of the fans is addressing Mr. Cohen: Why don’t you marry, Sir?” Mr. Cohen neatly avoids the question by saying I stand on the fifth amendment.” Two prominent women of the medical profession are present in the crowd: Valerie Klein, head of the International Red Cross, and Renee Greenfield, recently voted Most Valuable Medical Secretary.” All eyes are now turned to the most attractive couple here tonight, Lorraine Kay (Most outstanding female model of the decade) and Mr. Irwin Welkis, whose face appears on almost all of the current record album covers and billboards throughout the nation. Miss Kay's world renowned hair dresser, Madame Dorothy Friedberg, accompanies the couple. The proprietor of the fabulous new Club 53, Tina Pincus, is approaching me. She has asked me to permit her to introduce her two valuable assistants. I would like you to meet Mr. Bill Cole, who supplies my night club with exotic flowers and Mr. Jerome Feldman, who keeps my freezers stocked with 200 flavors of ice cream.” Thank you, Miss Pincus. The laugnter coming from the crowd is attributed to the foremost wits of our time, Patricia Mcllvecn, outstanding in the field of novelty records, and Gerald Fox, known especially for his imitations. Class Prophecy With them, just back from a safari in Outer Mongolia is Bob Cole, noted Big Game Hunter. Mr. Cole has succeeded in bringing back to the United States a live Ligress— the most feared animal in the world. You’re absolutely wrong! I hear a lively discussion going on. It is between those two masters of the art of debate, Kenneth Walter, and Leslie Schere. They are now arguing, Which came first, the chicken or the egg? I see two women in uniform appearing. One is the colonel of the WACS, Georgeanne Churak, and the other, Beverly Mednick, is the head of the WAVES. Busily taking notes on the events of this evening are two girls voted Speediest Speed Writers of the Century, Kathy Cross and Flora Bochman. I must thank Kenny Goodwin for his superb management of this gala affair. The murals of this occasion, painted by the modern Rembrandt,” Jerry Dobbs, will appear in every major art center to remind us of this fantabulous occasion. Claudia Speckhardt, president of the Ladies Union of Bus Drivers, is now arriving in a gilt-edged bus to take her old classmates to a reception at April Siegler’s new Stork Club” Casino where rare delicacies, from all over the world are served nigh', . Now we will switch to our reporter, who is stationed at the Skybluepink Room of the Siegler Stork Club. This is your Stork Club reporter. Tonight we are honored with the presence of some of the most esteemed educators of the century. Through a haze of smoke, we see Mr. Brizel reading his newspaper, while Mr. Feldman dozes after an exhausing game of yo-yoing. Mrs. Grossman and Mr. Beytin are giving a wrestling exhibition. Coaches Halchak and Allan are still discussing the prospects of next year’s team. While Miss Ferrari and Mr. Denning are trying to aid Mr. Kaplan in the proper enunciation of the French and Spanish languages, Miss Rosner is busily taking notes on the whole affair. Through the glass wall, I see, Mr. Furniss driving Mr. Madeo’s Doodlebug.” Stepping from the car, is the famous designer, Miss Anthony, in one of her beautiful creations. These personalities have been brought together through the political influence of Senator Nathan Weiss. As it is almost midnight we return you to Times Square.” As the golden disc descends, I see it is time to depart, taking with us memories that twinkle like the brightest stars. Cct’s Zum Mack the Clock to — When—Mr. Beytin was willing to teach Sydelle in private. When—-Ted, Marla and Bobby cleaned the ice cream freezer. When—Kenny W. said good fences make good neighbors. When—Gerry D., Billy and Bobby were separated. When—Georgeann wasn't wearing a coat. When—Lois learned how to steer the driver ed. car. When—Arlene did her journalism. When—Janet wasn’t writing for the COMET. When—Bev was called Pebbles.” When—Tina had long blond hair. When—Harold wasn't smoking a pipe. When—Renee was a dance-hall girl on Senior Float. When—Jerry F. wasn't the life of the party. When—Carolyn wasn't our star dancer. When—Claudia would never think of going out with Art. When—We knew who won the float contest before the judges did. When—The Fallsburgh five were Lynne, Lorraine, Sydelle, Irwin W. and Sammy W. When—Cynthia, Rita, Carolyn, Dot, and Bobby joined the non-swimming class. When—Flora wasn't singing. When—Bozo acted as chauffeur during College exams. When—Butch prolonged his Christmas vacation in Florida. When—Several seniors met at the Triangle diner at 2:00 a.m. When—Leslie's friend Major” met Harold's dog Major.” When—Mathew R., Carol S., and Jeff P. were members of our class. When—Some of the girls from Physics class went to see Mr. Beytin at 7:00 a.m. When—Mr. Feldman said, Miss Kesner, if I was your age, you would take me, flowers or not.” When—Gerry D. wasn't drawing battlefields. When—Georgeann left her books in the car. When—Bev had her grade-school fights. When—-Mrs. Greene made Teddy comb his hair every' morning. When—Lynne was hurt because Mr. Leshner got married. When—Kathy C. had pigtails. When—Val didn’t want to be a nurse. When—Carole wasn't art editor. When—Eddie pledged allegiance to the flag with his left hand. When—Sam found Linda's crinoline in the garbage can. When—Dotty was modest. When—Harold was A.A. president. When—Barbara lived in Woodridge. When-—Flora didn’t blush. When—Kenny G. and Gerry F. were playing football or dueling in drama speech. When-—Lorraine, Sam and Kenny W. picked this page out of the incinerator. When—Babs Kwartler played cupid for Ann and Michael. When—The scholarship class played potsy” with a walnut in the front lobby. When—Mr. Brizel gave Butch a penny so he could gain something from a class. When-—A visitor had a drastic effect on the Lit. Survey class. When—Val wasn't in love. When—Carole didn't have a stuffed animal. When—Barbara wasn’t smiling. When—Kenny G. wasn't arguing about baseball with Mr. Kaplan. When—Mr. Longo was in the dark room—developing?? When—Our ninth grade graduation ceremony was held at Coreys. Cet ’s ZumMack the Clock to - When—Larry Toohey treated Tina to a drink. When—Irwin W. wasn't one of the Failsburgh Girls. When—Linda, Cynthia and Sheila were chased by the muffler. When—Mr. Cohen took us for pizza and made us pay for it. When—Ann wasn't doomed at midnight. When—Janet, Lois and Arlene played the part of chaperones. When—Dotty went to swimming class. When—Teddy was a bowling champ. When—Claudia didn't have blond hair. When—Barabara wasn't typing. When—Eddy lowered his hands and the drama speech class went to sleep. When-—Sam called Mr. Feldman a crackpot.” When—Kenny didn't argue. When—April, Lorraine, and Renee were the three prim sisters. When—Kathy didn't take attendance. When—Butch was the only one who did his Advanced Algebra homework. When—We shocked the judges (and everyone else) with our Senior Float. When—Bun and Patti were coach Halchak s secretaries. When—Kenny G. wasn't quiet. When—Flora stopped giggling. When—Kathy C. wasn't going with Eddie. When—Bozo wasn't good-natured. When—We had a surprise party for Sheila. When—The Monticello boys invaded Rita's sweet sixteen. When—Billy and Fluffy weren't together. When—Sydelle called Mr. Beytin from school at 6:00 to ask if she could go home When—Georgann wasn't talking in a low, sexy voice. When—Gerry wasn't a successful fame hunter. When—Mr. Beytin sang to Carolyn in physics class. When—We laughed in French class and almost got thrown out. When—Lynn didn't have a crush on any new boy that came to our school. When—Lois conquered Monticello and Ellenville. When—Janet didn't get inspirations. When—Linda wasn't with Jet. When—Claudia was dressed sloppy. When—We had a notorious gangster in our class. When—Leslie walked from the car to his house in his underwear. When—Mr. Feldman told Eddie cut out the pool room attitude. When—Patti wasn't witty. When—Renee wasn't flirting. When—-Sam and Keith took the screws out of the desks in Mr. Harris' room. When—Billy delivered flosvers for the Junior prom. When—Marla wasn't thinking of Grahamsville. When—Arlene wasn't going steady. When—Bunny D. was introduced to military life. When—Our term papers were used more than once. When—Linda M. started changing in the journalism room. When—Kenny W. said General Lee was on the right side. When—Bev played Queen Isabella and was left on stage alone. When—Tina didn't go to the movies Friday night. When—As Juniors we organized the Mr. Monke fan club. When—Our geometry' class bought Mr. Brizel a bottle of Geritol. SBS i f i f DENNIS EAIRBROTHER, JOAN IMMERMAN, PAUL MICHAEL Officers Washington Excursion Thursday, November 27, 1958. 6:30 A.M. we were there! The place, Middletown, New York. The destination, Washington, D. C. Roll call was taken—one person found missing—Pvt. Butch Gitlin. After one tele- phone call, we were ready to maneuver our forces on to the train. Seven hours later the Fallsburgh Senior regiment invaded Washington. We were met by our guide, Just Plain Bill.” Several jokes and one meal later, we found ourselves at Annapolis, home of the midshipmen. Highlights of this first stop were April's acquiring of a cadet’s autograph, and Sammy’s finding of the initial brick, in front of the barracks. We boarded the bus and after several choruses of Dixie, we arrived at our camp, the Franklin Park Hotel. The next one and one half hours were spent in packing away our gear and reconoitering the general layout of the hotel, especially the area between the fourth and sixth floors. Our mess hall for the duration was Scholl’s Cafeteria, where we ate and then split up into three divisions. General Wiles took a platoon of ten (including three girls) to the Capitol Arena where a bloody” battle between Rocca and The Sheik was wit- nessed. The second platoon saw Gigi,” and the third was the Last Hurrah. During the night of our first encampment, our tired troops were unnerved by mys- terious noises on the back steps. Lights out at (censored) o’clock. Casualties—None. 7:30 A.M. the following morning the friendly” manager sounded reveille and we dragged ourselves out of our bunks. We quickly assembled on the bus and left for the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, where Annie removed some souvenirs. 10:00 A.M. in front of the capitol our regiment posed in their battle uniforms and we took the traditional photo (on wet grass), and then proceeded to the White House. In the afternoon we assaulted the F.B.I. building, and the Smithsonian Institute. Here, Arlene, Janet, and Lois, were tempted to bring the Hope Diamond home. After chow, we saw J. B.” through closed eyes, and went for pizza, southern style, (with a knife and fork). Billy left a $3.00 tip for a S2.00 meal. The destination of our afternoon excursion was Mount Vernon, but en route, we were sidetracked by the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Washington Excursion After buying souvenirs for the folks up North at Washington’s house, we headed for the Lincoln Memorial and then back to the hotel. Teddy, Carole, Butch and Cynthia went on an expedition for Teddy bears; Valerie captured a poodle (stuffed, of course) and the rest stayed in their barracks for a much needed rest. 7:30 P.M. half of us saw, through groggy eyes, Cinerama, while the rest slept through Theater-in-the-Round. We quietly returned to our bunks, and just as we were getting our forces organized, two M.P.’s arrived on the scene. Under the persuasion” of Mrs. Wiles they retreated to the manager. Our jam session was complete when Carolyn was convinced to join us in a borrowed robe. The rest of the early morning hours were spent in reading of love comics and other informative literature; others had water fights and some made futile attempts at sleep. The jangling of the telephone jarred us from what little sleep we received. Last minute souvenirs were bought, and we boarded the bus for Baltimore. We returned to our starting point; after more train and bus rides, which were filled with happy songs and cheers. .. . 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