Grand Gorge Central High School - Hub Yearbook (Grand Gorge, NY)

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Llass Wlll In tn1s month of June Whlle 6V6FJtllD5 is Stlll ve, the class of '52H Give you what's lelt lf our w In the years that go by And we're ot here to say Oh, to heck with tmat Let's get under way Jean Mattice leaves her qulet QiSpOSltl0H to Shirley Lanzllotta Nancy Jacobs leaves her giggles to Lleanor D6iHlDgGP Jean Chase leaves her Kay Pindar leaves her Shlrley wlnnle leaves Kuhn Jo Dresser leaves her rlla Rao leyea l axes Ginrer Naso abllitr to danve to Frank Sacc ro sweet disposition to Phyllls Hlon her abllitv to talk fast to mariarne knack o roing steady o Joan Sliter hex collectfol o overs Led r ngs o Herman Scnwars wllls hi abillty to catcn ChlCYS to Gary these Dlck Naso leaves 513 NTU l S to Al ce Teofer Ar hur Clark leaves his aoillt t kin clvol to whoev r wants lt Ge nard Kunn wllls lis t tle of Mr uscle to Tvm Te er Henry Ollver wills mis abll ty ta be txe teac 4 Joe chwarz the next Senior class 4 leave t e te cue s to y the next Junlor Class We leave sure ver f od ideas decorat1on for tne Pron the next Sonnomoxe Class he leave you the xeshmen youl flrst J sr lH ni h school Mrs CLasS Ok 52W Mrs fe le rho learn thelr Mr UlbbS Hoa land We leave another geo ss, ood as 1 1 e eave e an e o e a clas Senlor Pla, as fast as we dld leave a years subsc lD+iOU to Time iavazl Mr vivens Ne leave an Earth Science Class tnat would cal nothing about seeing movies everyday Mr Bender A 'oure Soccer Team as good as the U51 tean e l ave a chorus witn lOO' attendance Mr Sliter We leave our best of lu k to a grand PPlHC'UB1 Ir Ridge We OfflC6 Mr Caroenter Caroenter, leave an extension te ephone to Irs Fraser ue leav an extxa suonly of cualk r yol fnow wnr Du Bois We l ave a stepladder, a brood, piano cover, and various otler tni gs X Q59 X qw Lili 1 kxyfle E g! I4 I I . .5 ,V l. T . .,, y I ' ' '. ill. I Y : . . . . A , - ., , ' l H .AJ G 0 ' n , 4, , W K t - . 1 ,e le- -f ev ,f 3 af in 1 n .J , 4 . , . V S . V . . 1 I 1 0 ' ,A , CVT 1 A . . t . A o- . t -cj o s. I S We . 'e rl 'Q. ' E i s . . M ' s L of . . ' E ' i f g ' ners pet tn Z . 10 A : We h, a 1 3 'ou. lo J t ' : ' 4' I. IC on 3 Y n - To 1, : ,' , F' . To the next Freshmen Class: We leave you all the pleasures of 1 ' 'el ' ' g . To ' . Q 2 J , ' d cla as g K tie n -A 1 . To . g l Iser W l,' , th ch c, t 5 t - s to . . XY H . . To . . H' : We r'At . ' L U ne. To . : ' f ' ' fe To ' . : , 4 n 7. To Mrs. A 1 : W e ' ' H , ' . To . : ' c' ' l, . To N . : , s I l L . To . A . : W e 1 A. 3 -M . To Mr. : ' e U ' A 1 I s 119. A ? ,se 'lg 1 - Q 1 I 9' sb J ' U Q.. I' 3 5 I , - X gg ' fHN- 'igilllrrv 7

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lass istory In September of the year 1940, forty small, scared members entered the first grade of the Grand Gorge Central School Miss Derby was our patient teacher that year By the time we graduated from the eighth grade our class had fallen in number to fifteen On entering high school we were a pretty green bunch of freshmen, and scared to death of our initiation But we Survived our fir t year in high school without too many eventful happenings We elected Jean Cha e as our president that year Our second year in high school we numbered thirteen for one month It was in October that Bob Laynan was stricken with polio thus making our class an even dozen Bob is in the hospital in Schenectady That year we elected Herman Schwarz as our pres ident e made a paper for our class called the Ncophomore Hi Lightsn we initiated the Freshmen that fall, and tried to get even for the beating we had taken, but we found out it is more fun to be initiated than to administer it to others Our Junior year we o dered our rings Ve could hardly wait for then to come Je didn't have to wait long, for they came before Christmas Even though sore didn't keep them too long, we were very proud to have them In April, belore the Seniors went on their trip, they let us take over the ice cream and candy sales Ne started right in thinking up ways of making money for our long awaited Senior trip Now that we are ready to graduate we number twelve, some of us having been together for the full twelve years One main event of our Senior year was our play, entitled, HThe Real hr McCoyH This was a huge success and we even took it to Roxbury We have been working very hard all year to earn money for The climax of the Senior year the Senior Trip We plan to go to both New York City and Washington We have had some very wonderful and happy times together and hope that we won't separate too much during the years to come ii 7,1139 Mkizl 5' fzbtbiiizf mx .X

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Prophecy In tHE year l962, my husband and I decided it was about tive we had a vacatlon I suvge ted to 1in tHHt NE take an availan RPUISG He tnought tnis was an excellert Idea so 0 ere Je got to New York ity and stood by tue ticket ol 1ce ready to buy our tickets You'll never gue s who w s selllne tlCK6tS w ll, it was Jean lattice, an old class chum from the clas of '92 Jean lookel very well and told us she llked her job ir Few York very mucn As we were boarding tne beautilul ship whlch we were going to nawaii on, I got tne surpri e of my i e There on tre deck stood the captaln of tde to Art for awhl e and we found out that he had just divorced is ei nth wife Oh well, Art always did like varietv we were strolllng across the deck when I looked over ln the corner and saw a little snort man looking through a great blg microscope which was twice his size As he turned my way I was shocked to see that he was Gerhard Kuhn, the boy in my class who was always so interested in Qclentlfic Research I talked to him for a moment and he told me he was studying the mystery of sea water what makes it wet The dinner bell rang and as we vere sitting down to the table, a man was announclng the entertainment for the evenlng I heard the name Nancy Jacobs mentioned That name sounded very familiar to re so I went back st ge and looked Nancy up Sure enough it was the same girl I had gone to school with Nancy told me she was happily married to a dancer also on tne ship She liked her Job and told me to be stre to stay and see the show I promised her I would That evening as my husband and I were sittlng in the lounge playing cards, there was a sudden downpour of raln The boat started rocklng furiously and I got deathly sick My husband came back with both a doctor and a nurse I heard the nurse squeal out JEAN and who should it be but the girl in my class who always wanted to be a nurse Kay Plndar and that's not all the doctor was Richard Naso They both graduated from Syracuse University about six years ago and they like their professions very much The next mornlng my husband and I were sittlng out on the deck and two men that looked very familiar walked past me They must have recognlzed me too because they kept looklng at me Finally they came over to me and said UH1, Jean, remember us?H I did at once It was none other than Hank Oliver and Herman Schwarz I asked them what they were doing and Hank told me he was thinking very seriously about buying a pineapple plamumion in Hawaii Herman is now a very famous golf player He told me he got n1s start by caddying summers up at tne Stamford Country Club He told me he was taking a little vacation to get rested up for hls next tournement The next day the ship pulled 1nto Hawali As we were walking down the plank, a woman bustled by me I ran to catch her because I recognized her immediately as my classmate in both high school and college, Shirley Winnie She sort of snickered when I asked her what she came to Hawaii for I guessed it though She's still chaslng those Ploutz Brothers around She said she still d1dn't know whlch one she really wanted When we got off the boat four people started yelling my name I looked all around and finally saw two more of my former classmates namely Jo Dresser and Ella Rappleyea. With them were their husbands Norman Blakeslee and Bob Hubbell. You can guess which one was with whxch. They told me that the four of them got together and decided to take a little vacation. I counted up the people I had seen and it included every single person in my class. Boy this trip was really worth while!l!!!! Jeanne Chase Q' -LJ ' if ' 5 nv Q QI 'K P 1 0 I X f 'S , to as ' g A 'c ' in '- , ' , ' ' ' ' 'l . ' o if we w --------- 'J ' C - 1 ff' ' n N S . 5 .L I U ' L ---ze ' f . 'ti . S I . . u ' O . , - A , N 1 C 1 :' - - ' -.1 A. A. A q L I ship---that old pest from our class from G.G.C.S.--namely Art Clark. We talked '. .1 I ' F , uv V . -f' , v , ' ' I Y . U a A ' 0