Greenwood Central High School - Triple Terrace Yearbook (Greenwood, NY)

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so 19 0 ,s sl 59 ss 599 G X s Q06 58x Class History On September 2, 1941 thrrty four tmy tots bashfully came to school for the frrst trme and seated themselves rn Mtss Mullen's, now Mrs York, class Of our present fourteen members only nme of our class started to Greenwood rn 1941 Those were Lyla Baker, jenrue Brown, Shrrley Caffery, Kathleen Greene, Kathleen O'Brren, Dale Hovey, Darold Coddrngton, Dale Woodworth and Eugene Baker The other frve of our excrtrng lrttle graduaung class jomed tn the followrng years Jeanne Cornell rn the thtrd year and left us agam rn the fourth grade Arnold Sherman, Beverly Rermann and Patrrcra johnson tn the fourth year Jeanne Cornell agatn jomed us rn the srxth year, and Phyllrs Plank came m our sophomore year The ume spent rn the grades was spent learmng the dreadful fundamentals of school readrng, wrltrng and arrthmetrc l948' Begmners agam' Then we were very important people betng tn junror Hrgh School What a thrill tt was to be passrng from room to room and meettng the many teachers, new faces and new frrends At last we had grown up or at least that rs what we thought Durmg the years rn jumor Hrgh we held a Chrtstmas party, a Valenune party and a great skatmg party Freshmen at lastl' The time we have been warung for has come at last Now we could rarse money toward our Senror trrp We could at thrs time play on drfferent teams and we could be important members of clubs Our frrst projects for rarstng funds began at our annual school fart Thzs project rncluded the duck throw To help us towards success we elected Shrrley Shamptne, presrdent Arnold Slerman, vrce-presrdent Beverly Rermann, secretary and Kathleen O'Br1en, treasurer Mrs Sutton was our advrsor The year ended qurckly and qutetly and we became Sophs ' We strll remember ordermg our class rings at the begrnnrng of the sophomore year Durmg the year we selected maroon and whrte as our class colors and the carnatron as our class flower At the begmrung of the year we selected the follow mg offrcers Prestdent, Arnold Sxerman Vtce-Presrdent, Corrnne Hyland Secre- tary, Shxrley Caffery Treasurer, Patrtcxa johnson, and Mrss june Hosktns, now Mrs Rollins, as our advtsor Along wtth becommg junrors we recerved our class rrngs and greater pnvrleges for rarsrng funds for our Semor trrp We took advantage of thrs by holdtng bake sales and havmg Luckner's Magrctans After the sentors left on thetr trtp, we took over the candy sales and sellrng refreshments We also sold cards and statronery To gutde us through thts year we selected Arnold Sherman for presrdent, Corrnne Hyland as vxce-presrdent, Patrrcxa johnson for treasurer and Shirley Caffery for secretary Beverly Rermann was our student counctl representattve and Mrss Hoskms was our advr sor lt seems rmposstble but came September of 1952 and with rt the begmmng of our last step rn our educatron at Greenwood Early rn the year we decided to go to Washmgton, D C for our Senror trrp We were led on by the vrstons of what was to come Our mrnds were full of the many places we hoped to vrsrt, such as the Lmcoln Memortal, Luray Caverns, the Capttol and the Francxscan Monastary. On November 17 we sponsored a Harvest Dance. Also we sold magaztnes and refresh ments. At the mrddle of the year we won the Student Control Contest. Both the junrors and the Semors enjoyed the annual banquet held rn May. We have all enjoyed our years with our friends rn Greenwood Central School and rt rs wlth regret that we say farewell to our Alma Mater and go on for further edu catton. I Ill' Nl fill we S I 0110.0 . x .Q 'LQ as ff 'O . 7 3, x As ,, -, X S, 'xx' Q ffszel, REQ I 'fl 5-Tgbib' . ,U .,5,::. g:!g,,'l.f Hp 5-.3-tg: -.34 3,-. ,f s Q .f-ts ms' . , ,. . t kim ff 2 l I Q fn, N ' ' 2 .K 4 fi . . . 1-41 wh . . Q 3 4 ll s . f.-29 ? : Stix ' f 5 9 5 .'-'Q Qt ' Q - lv use? ' ' - '- 5 ' '34 9 sf -S ,lea , 1 --.fy 5 N .-.-,X 45.4 0 Nt' . '.' 0 ggi . 'fx ' ,-Tl rs qs t - . . . . . . . . I 1.1 A sew'-.-., :- ,. vt j. S . 02253, . . . . 0 Q t Q f P4 ' -- . . . . . : Q FgX . . . . . . I Q ,2-T ' . 1 Z 5, l 1 E Sn - Q gh E - '-'+3'e. w 3.e,bf - - . . . . , 5, . . . . , j U X .'.x f . 1 Q ..e . 9 ,sjgf . .3 . QNX! . . . . . . S Q, 4 ?. 3:I'Z'z ' lf '3?f? ' ' . ESQ: H . . . . 'sq . X I 1 a s X . . . . . i 'j w . . . is 3 I l ' . . . . I ' lj X 'cg I I - - jv ,A - r 1 1 V X 0' , X Q n v x W , 4-.7 YN V 1 A j 1 ' X Ks , A O - j . . . . . . l . . . I ' I Y I l . l n . 0 l ' , . U l 1 f . . I . . . . . . - I , . , u jj aj , . . . , . . ,O Q . . . 'l , . . I ' , 3 - s , I . L . . K , .N

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N llll S5551 Ng, fig. rr! W . ig 15' 4 fail hi K S' i Senior Horoscope ARNOLD SHERMAN PATRICIA JOHNSON Nickname: john Likes: Vacations Dislikes: Hillbilly Music Pet Peeve: joe Wants to be: journalist Will be! Artic explorer Nickname: Sherm Likes: Trips Dislikes: Dischords Pet Peeve: Amateur musicians Wants to be: First man on the moon Will be: Another Tommy Dorsey IEANNE CORNELL Nickname: Hey you Likes: A six footer JENNIE BROWN ' Nickname: jen L'k I U ' ed S Ar . . . DfSEZ.s: X,.,.iJZ'es ,'3g:'g,'gg',5,ff:,f,g',,50 'd People Wants to be: Ballet dancer Will be: Lady wrestler Pet Peeve: Nurses Wants to be: Farmer's wife Will be: Army secretary DA LE HOVE Y Nickname' Charley Likes Parliamentary procedu Dislikes Two timers et Peeve Fast drrvtn Wants to be Millionaire Will be Farmer KATHLEEN GREENE Nickname Kay ' Likes Popular music Dislikes Hillbilly music Pet Peeve Diamonds Wants to be A WAF Will be Broom saleswoman DALE WOODWOR TH Nickname Woody Likes Sleep Dislikes Hard work Pet Peeve Class secretary ants to be Sailor Will be Foot soldier KATHLEEN O BRIEN Nickname Kay ' Likes Well mannered fellows Dislikes Straw bosses Pet Peeve Brothers Wants to be Nurse Will be Baby sitter DAR OLD CODDINGTON Nickname Cod y ' Likes Hillbilly music Dislikes Losing ball games et Peeve juniors Wants to be Admiral Coddington tl be Lonely hearts counselor PHYLLIS PLANK Nickname Phil ' Likes Heat Dislikes Nobody Pet Peeve People popping up unexpectedly Wants to be Space pil Will be Srx feet under BEVERLY REIMANN Nickname Bev Likes Business Dislikes Wise people Pet Peeve Nosey people Wants to be Secretary 1 be Professional basketball player SHIRLEY CAFFERY Nickname Shir! Likes Red hair Dislikes Being class secretary Pet Peeve Mails Wants to be Millionaire Will be Tlx: driver LYLA BAKER Nickname L Likes Friends Dislikes Waiting for peopl Per Peeve Being bosse EUGENE BAKER Nickname ' Gene Likes Sheep Dislikes Teachers Pet Peeve Rules W1 I be Fggmgf be Flflhel' S wife x'+ 3 4 4 51 's A Q ?.'. 3332? Oiitf- stotegfs ssasgfi 0'-If xii.-is 6425 'fi'- Ox! ,st 8 If :gg 5 i 4535- i 'es 6 A ,s,-,.v, tive? 'O 9-3 5 'Bw f a+ 1- 64 ' ,E Z-:sg 36: 6' ZW '32 P221 0 61? 0 .-yu' Q-YZ 0954 favl '-.9 uv w Of .' '-'LN ' 7753 '94 , , .v ,qv a-'rj 'ffl'-4 591 21? el 9 14 gc 44,1 ly .I Hifi' hoary, 134' X 'ff 0 ,A ' 76' X' -I .v S QNX six, S X X , is f, ,. . x ' x .- N 9 'Z is Q. , x G 5 2' X 5 XX xii r Ng , S? X f 11 1+ ws,-f Q,z . Q Q ' , r . . ' O . - . . 0 . . s , Q. H . . ' . . . . ' ' : - ' xx 3 . . . hill : ' P : . . . 8 wi, . : QW . . . z Xb ,. : NYS , NN , . l , ' : z. W ': . ' : ' ' .: ll d , . . : , - P I : ' : . or W' l : - , u ' . 3 l ' '.n - I- - w'u g ' ' 9 xv. X l P u V X ' 1 ' ' 2 y if 3 - : 3 . : ' .. N twat, 0 z : . I ' Cl e K Wants to be: Sheep herder WHIIIS I0 be! Ffrl!ICr'S wife ' i 'l : ' I ' ,--e- , .5 s 3- ill: xx -wa ' L-W if-23.25-. 4'23?'E5ii?7.2?7'11 - - 5.2? 1-ag. -Lira ,7::l':' ,fiiif aff:a.-.-1 -so-N - -X N 'YT2:11:i f:'9f3x 4' '

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EXTRAI Read All About It EXTRAI E PEDITIO LANDS ON MARS july 20, 1973, Aberdeen, Md Offrcral proof has just been released that a group of twenty people, rncludlng the great screntrst, Dr D C Coddmg ton, have successfully made a trrp to the planet, Mars Professor Arthur M Bashbottle, head scr entrst of the Solar research lab at the Aberdeen Provrng Grounds, Md , sard early today that ex actly one month ago Dr Coddlngton and hrs crew left Nevada on the frrst trrp to outer space The expedmon was not heard from for nearly 78 hours, but contact was frnally made and the story whrch they told wrll astomsh you Dr Coddmgton s rrght hand man rs Dr D R Hovey a very astomshrng young screntrst that has been workrng bestde Dr Coddmgton every srnce they began plannrng thls trrp Thrs paper, The Chrcago Globe, was very fortunate to have a reporter aboard the Space maker , the name grven the shrp by rts crew Our reporter, Mrs john Thomas Cronan, the former Patrrcra johnson, was mvrted to go aboard the shrp on rts frrst trrp Mrs Cronan made radro contact wrth Earth yesterday and gave us the followrng story june 29 1973 We left Earth perhaps never to see rt agam and headed for Mars About 2 000 000 feet out mto space we hxt a space pocket and the passengers were shaken up a brt As we were lookxng over the destructron, we found Lyla Baker under a box of canned beans Lyla was not serrously rnjured, but her mrnor scratches and abrasrons were treated by Dr M K O Brren, a noted woman doctor Although tt actually d1dn't take long to reach Mars, to us rt seemed lrke ages But we fmally arrrved and rt was not an easy task landtng our plane on such strange terrain Our radar expert, another woman who has gone far rn her chosen fteld, was Kathleen Green Nooman Kathleen, who was employed by the Umted States Arr Force durrng World War III, deserves a great deal of the credrt for brtngmg us rn safely After we made our landrng, the frrst person to step out of our shtp onto the planet Mars was the co pllot of our shrp, Mrs Phyllrs Plank Mclntoch Phyllrs, whose husband gave hrs lrfe for hrs country, carrred on rn her husband s footsteps and has become an expert prlot We were assrsted mto our space surts by Mlss Shirley Caffery, the woman that planned and desrgned these spectacular space suxts lf rt hadn t been for Shrrley, our trrp to Mars mrght have been rmpossrble Surprrstngly enough, the planet Mars rs quxte lrke our own planet, Earth, except that there are few hrlls and not too many forests As we were explormg the land, one of our crew, Mrs Frank Button, the former Jennte Brown, our radro opera tor, drsappeared and we could fmd no srgn of her After lookrng tn varn for several hours fxnally we spotted jennre commg out of a huge hole rn the ground wtth a very astonrshed look on her face jennre had stumbled mto the hole she beckoned for us to follow her and we all drd so People on Earth Hang on to your hats What l am going to tell you wrll send you sprnnrng The creatures that lrve on Mars are several th sand years advanced above us Three thousand years ago the people on Mars were threatened by an rnvasron from the planet juptter They knew that nf they dxdn t do somethrng rn a hurry, they would all be destroyed So they began work on an underground world lt rs a complete contment tmderground This rs the reason that our scren trsts could never see any lrfe on Mars Professor Arnold Sherman stood aghast takmg rn every word that the people sard Arnold has been studyrng lrfe on Mars and was very happy to fmd out the reason for the great vacancy on Mars Professor Sherman rs now wrttrng a book on Lrfe on Mars The book wlll be publrshed as soon as we get back to Earth After the people on Mars went underground, the people on jupiter thought that the Marsrans had destroyed themselves, and the Marsrans have lrved peacefully ever srnce Our Prlot Dale Wood worth rs already making plans to take a short ,aunt over to juprter and see how thrngs are domg Dale has always been the krnd of a person that could never stay strll for long It seems that Dale always has to be domg somethrng dlfferent or he rsn t happy As an example to show you how far these peo ple are advanced beyond us, they told us that they had thoroughly tnvestxgated our planet and when we went up wrth them they could not only speak to us rn our own language but they even told us that we were from North Amerlca. These people were slrghtly frtghtened when we frrst talked to them but soon our Nurse, Mrs john D Rocketfella jr , the former Jeanne Cornell, won their confidence and she also amused them wrth her amateur magrcran tucks that she learned from her husband le' Perhaps the mogt important person on the trrp and perhaps the least glorrfred IS our record keeper, Nhss Beverly Rermann Beverly has farth fully kept all the records of the trrp to take back to Earth for further study Beverly left her yob as secretary to the Secretary of the State to take thrs trip That day when we went back to our shlp our agrrculturalrst, Eugene Baker, removed the ammals from the shxp so that we could study then reactrons to the clrmate on thrs strange planet Up untrl the present trme, no more events have taken place, although you could hardly call thrs a dull journey I shall try and make contact wrth you agam tomorrow Untrl then, adros Thrs paper, The Chtcago Globe, wrll carry all articles on this trrp by the fxrst hand SCCOUHIS of our reporter Untrl our next report remember you saw rt here frrst . 0 O - S n . o 0 ' san .ns Q . ll ll ' . . - Ou'- Q , - g o . . . . , . . 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