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

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY John Vargas with a ruler in his hand will have all his math students at his command. Charles Hahn in serving his country will be a paratrooper in the U. S. Army. Vicki McGaha a Deautician will be making little curls for girls like me. Theodore Walters, What-will he do? he will lay bricks just for you. Donna Lucore a social worker you will see sitting behind a desk as pretty as can be. William Scanish a mechanic by far will work night and day fixing your car. Dallas Pane a soldier will be fighting on land, air, and sea. Vivian Challingsworth a secretary to be will work for some big company. Francis Chiodo as a frogman we' 11 see swimming under water for the U. S. Navy. Betty Munn setting hair into curls making lots of money and knowing many girls. Patricia Forsythe as many will see will work in an office as a secretary. Clifford Plaszenski a U. S. Marine will always be there to fight on the scene. — Betty Munn FAVORITE SAYINGS James Assalone - Shake it Easy! Leslie Van Horn - You're crazy! Francis Friday - I’m sorry. William Scanish - Oh no. Dallas Pane - I quit! Francis Chiodo - Being idiotic! Charles Hahn - No! John Vargas - Oh, forget it! Clifford Plaszenski - Mother Goose! Betty Munn - Lets go. 15

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT C. To the Freshmen we leave our fine class spirit with the hope that it will not be long before you too, will be seniors. Francis Friday leaves his manners to Terry Rodgers. William Scanish leaves his books to whoever wants them. James Assalone leaves his good looks to Bobby Rucinski. Donna Lucore leaves her farming ability to John Bundy. Teddy Walters leaves his bookkeeping ability to Kathy Snyder. Dallas Pane leaves his car troubles to Ronnie Mitchell. John Vargas leaves his height to Richie Levendusky. Vivian Challingsworth leaves her temper to Joyce Snyder. Francis Chiodo leaves his noisy habits to Billy Buganza. Charles Hahn leaves his charms with the girls to Unzoons. Patty Forsythe leaves her ability to get along with Mrs. McFall to Vaughn Garvin. Frances Beck just leaves. Vicki McGaha leaves her cheering ability to Diana Maholtz. Judy DeSalve leaves her quietness to Dorothy Seduski. Rose Gusherowski leaves her giggle to Jean Cheslock. Clifford Plaszenski leaves a certain freshman girl. Betty Munn leaves her bashfulness to Irene Smart. --Rose Gusherowski SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Upon graduation we are starting anew As we try to decide what we shall do Looking into the future, we see The happenings of nineteen-sixty three. Rose Gusherowski a teacher will be teaching our third graders in nineteen-seventy three. Leslie Van Horn a Linotypist we’ll see making a newspaper in some big city. Judy DeSalve a nurse to be will soon take care of you and me. James Assalone a draftsman will be drawing outlines for buildings in Washington D. C. Francis Friday a jet pilot we’ll bet scanning the sky in a streamlined jet. Frances Beck is bringing patriotism back for she is going to join the WACS. M

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FAVORITE SAYINGS Donna Lucore - I don’t care. Teddy Walters - Now, my opinion is . . . Vivian Challingsworth - Oh, shoot! Rose Gusherowski - I don’t know! Vicki McGaha - I don't care. Judy DeSalve - Give me your paper!! Patty Forsythe - I told you twice already. Frances Beck - Hey, Muggsie!!!! —James Assalone SENIOR PASTIMES James Assalone - Playing the field. Leslie Van Horn - Being a good kid. Francis Friday - Being like Elvis! William Scanish - Hauling coal. Dallas Pane - Worrying about his car. Francis Chiodo - Just being Frog! Charles Hahn - Going airborne. John Vargas - Being nice! Clifford Plaszenski - Pumping gas. Donna Lucore - Chasing Cheetah! Teddy Walters - Telling everyone what he thinks! Vivian Challingsworth - Running around with Swartzy. Rose Gusherowski - Doing Teddy’s bookkeeping! Vicki McGaha - Waiting for school to end. Judy DeSalve - Waiting for Jerry! Patty Forsythe - Chasing Clinkers! Frances Beck - Missing School. —James Assalone CLASS POEM As freshman we began our high school days with spirits high and paths to blaze. Now that we are seniors, the past is gone but memories of Huston Hi will linger on. To the teachers, we owe our sincere gratitude for being patient when we were rude. And now w’e are all tempted to grieve because it is time for us to leave. We chose our colors, black and white to wear on high school graduation night. Perseverance’' the motto we chose along with our class flower the yellow rose. 16