Gilbertsville Central High School - Valley Memoirs Yearbook (Gilbertsville, NY)

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Wolfing Indefin1te Name John Birdsall Janice De cker Glen Foster Ann Haggerty Ann Holden Sylvia Hunt Marian Miller Robbie Musson Sherry Palmer Bea trice P ike John Rowe Margaret Seaman Bill Slaughter John Stensland Noted For Eating Giggling Cowboy boots Eating Going Steady Personality Driving See1ng?Movies Being with Bob Blushing Strong Silent Gabbing Egot1sm Sleeping Prqvlaegf Intended Future Housewife Mechanic Secretary Nu se Piano organ teacher Housewife Dental Hygienist Housewife Of f ice Worker Farmer Russian Interpreter Doctor Fisherman Predicted Future Sells used ponies tails Stock car racer Supreme Cou t Judge Boss's favorite Interviews sports heroes Wife of a Veteran Driving Instructor Destruction of Civi11zation Woman President Hairdresser for T V Stars Ike's Caddie Local Gossiper Educated Bum Afrlcan Game Hunter Barbara Swar t Beverly Keene Glen's P1ano Tuner T V Cooking School Housew1fe Home Ec Teacher Height Red Half !MWl07' Aglmce We advise Jim Teed to start moving in on Darthy We advise 'Dainty' Moore to get back 1U training next year when the Senior boys won't be around to carry the load We advise trees advise advise advise advise advise advise advise Oneonta We advise 'Jane' Bedient to talk to 'Tarzen' on the sidewalks instead of in the Joanne Faber to quit ram ing around on a tractor Lillie Miller to stick to her man Darthy Jones to hit the books by 'Jiminyl' Hugh Canham to go 'over the hill,' and sing carols Carol Butenhoff to pick on somebody her own size Peg Haggerty to 'look before she leaps ' Leona Wild to quit burn1ng up the road between Maple Grove and Elinor Musson to remember the saying, 'If at first you don't succeed try try again ' We advise Marilyn Lilley to remember that her actions speak louder than words We adv1se Jane Chr1st1an to find somebody else to pick on for the Senior boys will be gone next year We advise Donna Smith to become a lawyer to put her law intelligence to work We the 'High and the M1ghty' Senior Class advise the Junior Class to buckle down and make as good a 'record' as we did It w11l be hardi' 1 We . , We . We We advise 'Pod' Slaughter to do more 'studying' on books, not -----2 We . We , We . we ' 5

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4 ast wxllzndl estnmmd WE, the Senior Class Gilbertsville an thr County of Otsego ,md 53,136 of New York bang of sound mmd md memory do make publzsh mul dw-lmr ilusnuv last zn mmmer fdlowmg that w Nfgy We will Peggy Haggerty lots of 'lilies We will Marilyn Lilley a guy named 'Joe Marian Miller leaves her quiet temper to Donna Smith Janice Decker leaves Leona W1ld her car so Leona can get to Oneonta whenever it runs Bill Slaughter leaves his loud voice to Lillie Miller so she may be heard from one end of the hall to the other We will Darthy Jones a box of tacks Beverly Keene wills Carol Butenhoff flies The Seniors leave Joel Slaughter an physique Sylvia Hunt leaves Joanne Faber her Peggy Seaman wills Jane Christian h for next year her red hair to attract men like athletic team to go with his prowess to catch the 'thunderer er corny jokes The Seniors will Shirley Porter all the answers to get through school Sherry Palmer wills Jane Christian the honor to do all the dirty work on the yearbook next year Robbie Musson wills Beverly Bedient a dozen ushers for the Palace Theater next year That enough, Bev? We will Jim Teed someone else to laugh at his dry jokes The Seniors will Hugh Canham a slow physics class next year so he, too can become one of the 'brain' Seniors We will Mr Souders an American History Class who knows that their parents weren't born during the American Revolution We will Mrs Shaw two fur coats so she will be warm in school next ye ai' We will Mr Smith a student body which will 'clam up' when they hear the words, 'Attention, please We will Mr Tarbell a Band Committee that sets a good example for the other band members We will Mr Hughes a new car which has extra width between the drivers Seat and the wheel We will Mr Seaman an intelligent Chemistry Class which knows the difference between a hydronium and a deautonium ion We w11l Mrs Smith a Senior Class which is 'loaded' with money We will Mrs Harris the ab11ity to learn the rules of the Faculty Coffee Club We will Mr Hamilton students who say haven't 1nstead of ain't We will Mr Hay a Senior Class to up hold the dutiesof gettlng to their homeroom on time in the morning, noon and night. To the Juniors, we will our left-over ambition. To the Sophomores, which in Greek means 'the wise fools,' we leave the Seniors' left-over romances to pep them up. To the Freshmem, the Seniors bequeath their charming and magnetic personalities. Witnesses: PM mmm mm had ' 0 9 of ' I. .II .lv John Stensland leaves Duane Moore a sense of humor enjoyed by all. I .N I .n LO

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ll1'11OI' S President Joel P Slaughter Vice President Margaret Haggerty Secretary Carol Ann Butenhoff Treasurer Marilyg Lilley Student Council Hugh Canham,Joanne Faber Advisors Mr Hay, Mrs Fitch Our class gained two new members this fall, Hugh Canham and Shirley Porter, bringing our total to sixteen Although there are 12 gig-15 and but 4 boys, the boys hold their wn The class is working extra hard this year in order to build up the treasury to in sure a successful senior trip next year During the year we have held a Junior Carni val, sponsored a movie and a dance and we are planning a Junior Prom to be held toward the end of the school year We also participated in a One Act Play and are planning a supper We thank our advisors, Mrs Fitch and Mrs Hay for their help throughout the year, which has furthered us along the road of knowledge f 195'-, It 16 1 A . '-sq ' O 1 5 I O O O O 0 . 1 . - O I Q O O ' s fx ' 'A eff A g- ' . .415 ' 4- ,A 55 A - X V . Y ,.. fir' ,,f?,fj, EM fr' ,P NNN 6