Hudson Township High School - Beacon Yearbook (Penfield, PA)

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PROPHECY For a comedian There’s a Crawford named Foster With janitor routine He's set for an Oscar. Thelma Kephart Shall be no more For in the future She’ll be Thelma Lucore. As for Don McFall With all his knowledge We’re sure that he Will go to college. Going out? Need a governess? We find Josephine Is the best. Kentoski’s making money Hand overfist. How’s he doing it? He’s an accordianist. Margaret Asalone Will lead a rich life She’ll be a happy Millionaire’s wife. As for Dale His brain won't rest. He will become A novelist. We can’t say much For the classes that went But maybe one of us Will become President. Jean Thompson Hazel Tyler

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PROPHECY George Walker is handsome With his good looks His picture will be On the covers of books. As a nurse Hazel is “amiss” She’ll end up being An airline stewardess. As for Ted Chiodo He won’t be far. He’ll be the local Singing star. In the future, Richard Will be full of glee He’ll be employed As a male secretary. Jean Thompson Won’t return next fall She’ll be giving a concert At Penfield Grange Hall. As for Carmella To nursing she will stick. If she cannot make them well She’ll make them mighty sick. Dave Renwick As far as we can see Will be a Commissioner Of McKean County. Jack Michuck has That “right” approach In some big high school He’ll be a coach. Best cook in our town JoAnn will win a prize ’Tis evident in her fudge A platter of ample size. As for John At acting he’s very good. We say he will be An actor in Hollywood.

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CLASS POEM We started out as Freshman, in dear old Huston High, And we know we could reach our goal if we would only try. We all worked together with all our might, (fight. Because we know on graduation day we would win the great As Sophomores we grew a little bolder, (older. We tried to run the freshman class because we knew we were We had to buckle down to work, and forget our fun, Because although we were in our second year, our work had just begun. As Juniors we started to raise money for that day; When as Seniors we would go on our trip and graduate in May We attended the banquet at the Golden Yoke in May, We ate a good dinner, and we’ll never forget that day. In our fourth year at Huston, we had the most fun, A few more months and our goal will be won. Our colors are blue and white, our flower yellow rose, “Today Decides Tomorrow” is the motto which we chose. As we leave dear old Huston, for a new life to start We think of our dear old school and how we hated to part. So farewell to our classmates and teachers as well, As to what we will be in the future only time will tell. Helen Seduski Jo Ann Forsythe CLASS SONG Tune: “Many Times” Huston Hi — Huston Hi we are saying goodbye To our teachers, to our friends, and our classmates too We’ll cherish each memory of dear old Huston Hi We’ll stay together in memory we will try. We’ll remember our colors, they are blue and white. The blue stands for loyalty, white stands for might. Dear Huston we’ll miss you through all the years We’ll be back many times again. Huston Hi — Huston Hi we are saying adieu. Through the years, through the years we’ll be thinking of you Today decides tomorrow our motto is our guide We’ll look to the future; it is time to decide. Now’s the time, now’s the time to say farewell We hope that our classmates are wishing us well We’ll cherish each memory of dear Huston High Huston Hi — Huston Hi, goodbye. Josephine Newell