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4 nat wull ami! estammt The Senior Class Gllbertsville m Ihr fnunry of 015620 ,md Sfqff pf New York bfmgf of sound mmf! lmrl lllP7II0l'Ij do make publzsfv mm' rlfrlvrr' flusawv lfrs1 In lllllllhfl' fulfouznff M117 ze in Say Hugh Canham wills Billy Moore h1S brawny stature Duane Moore wills Vincent Stark his slow drawl The Seniors will next year's Juniors to Mayne Roseboom so they can listen to his corny Jokes Darthy J0nes wills Leon Lobdell her S111y glggle Marilyn Lilley leaves Leonard Prlnk her S1Ster Jim Teed wills Kenny Ray his meek ways The 5eniors will Ed Musson a pair of tweezers Leona Wild leaves Sophie Pochy her little black car for an occa sional trip to Maine We will Mary Wentworth a Knife Sharpener Carol Butenhoff wills Jerry Smith a couple of inches of her height so he'1l get up in the world Joanne Faber wills Joan Hutchens her non smear lipstick The Seniors will the Juniors some of our girls he w1ll the Sophomores our quiet and reserved ways in the halls To the Freshmen we will our intellectual minds Lillie Miller wills Mr Hamilton her marital ability To Mr Tremlett we will our height so he may have an even better basketball team in future years To Mrs Shaw we w1ll an English class as qu1et and cooperative as ours he will Mr Hughes a Senior class with more boys he will Mrs Fitch a baby sitter so both she and her husband can go to the basketball games The Seniors will Mr Tarbell two periods of band instead of one leave Mr Koslowski a book on New York State will Mr Hay good fortune with the girls in his future Ag classes will Mrs Smith at least one free period a day Mr Smith we leave a permanent errand boy the School, we nleaven What more could you ask? M TNLS SLS SAW lk Q ZZ wxlhn Vhafavfj 18 ' 0 9 we, , ' . of The Seniors will Ray Musson a bicycle built for two. . . . . 2 . ' ' 1 . . , . 4 . . . We . . ' S . we . . . . . We ' . ' . To . ' . To --------------- .
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The SQHIOPS had a But now 1t's tlme You've all helped A few small facts grand old t1me, earnlng money, d1me by dlme to say ad1eu and they no more w11l bother you us earn our dough, so now to you we'l1 try to show about us all to make some things stand clear and tall You all know Peg Haggerty, she's smart with lots of z1ng, We bet a d1me she's mark1ng t1me for a wedd1ng r1ng Th1s fa1r lass 1S really qu1te rare, l1fe to her 1S only a dare, But dear lads, do take care for Donna has f1am1ng red ha1r' L1111e Vlller, pet1te and sweet she's Just the g1r1 you'd l1ke to meet, Alreadv she has settled down w1th Dw1ght 1n his home town Caro1's got her guy, we're told, she won h1m w1th her eyes so bold To be a housew1fe 1S her a1m 1f Ray w11l only play the game Here's J1m Teed str1v1ng w1th h1s '49 Jalopy, khen lt comes to dr1v1ng we all agree he's sloppy Do vou She 15 To her Now to recall Darthy Jones? ls far as we can see alwavs n1ce and thoughtful and as sweet as she can be AIT Force guy, Jayne 1S wed and from our town she hasfled start her l1fe of roamlng, she has started for Wyom1ng Ieona learned to dr1ve a car, so she could travel near and far To Oneonta she l1kes to go when her lessons she doesn't know Hugh 15 our b1g man w1th a 11ttle car has a Junlor g1rl who thlnks he'1l go far he be11eve you'll f1nd after a basketball game he's parked down a qu1et country lane We all 11ke Reverlv, and her peppy way, she seems so happy most any day She's left 1n the dark bv 1 certa1n l1ght but Beverly doesn't care, s1nce he's gone to Wf1ght W You always know when Duane's around he's always there w1th some queer sound To f1nd a g1rl he has trled, who w1l1 flnally be h1s prlde? A styllsh young lady, sharp as can be a real neat personal1ty, and cute to see Short, pretty and proud where there's Mar1lyn, there's always a crowd Now here comes our blue eyed lxss, q1SS Joanne Faber of the '56' class To Jerry, she his lost her heart, and by the looks she has a good start E11h0F Husson lS the qu1et type, and very seldom known to gr1pe A charm1ng lass Wlfh college 1n m1nd she's qu1et, cheerful and very ref1ned Sh1r1ey's ha1r 1S dark, her sm1le 1S pretty she's our top athlete ind always wltty Short and cute w1th lots of Vlm, success 1n the future she's sure to w1n 17 . . , - - - U 1 . . . ! . . ! 0 . , . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 ' ' 1 ' o n, ! . . . . . . . . . . . 7 , . . . ' o ! . ' f 1 cw Q u . . 0 . , . ., . . . f . ' . . . . I , . 1 , . . . . Y I C 1. C' . - o L L u ll: . . . , . . . . , .1 , . . 1 ' o Z ' A . C . . Q ' A ' ' a C ' . - . . . . . , 7 l , c n . . 1 ' I ' s ' 6 ,'ii 7 1 I '
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,R -. n v- 27 Row 1 Ray Musson Wayne Roseboom Elias VanVa1kenburg Row 9 Mr Hamllton e Pochy Joan Hutchens , Advlsor, Leon Lobdell Jerry Smlth Leonard Br1nk, Kr KOZIOWSK1 Adv1sor , Row 3 V1ncent Stark Edward Husson k111iam Moore vi rw? K len Wurray Betty Lou HcRevno1ds ROSIE Hollenbeck Row 2 Yrs F1tch Adv1sor Lo1s Osborn Mary Faber Evelyn Gregory Kr Hav Advlsor Row 3 Rlchard Bres11n HOFF1S Yohns Leon Rowe Dav1d Lawson Row 1 ASC9h1th Stark Brenda N e Mary 19 .4 Q: V Y , A - 1..,- 4' ' A 1 . , - A ,. x ,.:-X4 . . . . . ' Y ! 7 Y -2 . ' ' ' 3 ' ' . 0 . . . . , 0 . I I V. ' V ! -Q cv' g , ,- V ,i 0 L , .1 - r fr Q, I .Q , f A A My e e is 9. f 0' sJ 'VW f V W 4 . ' I 1, . 9 sg 1 VY V I . xx !T h YZ.. nv 1 4 0 . C O l ' i 1 ' ' 1 . 3 ' 0 A ' ' ' Q . I Y 5 4 ' . I Y 1 Y . , t,. . ' 9 ' , n , . ' ' V ' ' V
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