Jasper Central School - Golden Glimpses Yearbook (Jasper, NY)

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41 Nl Class Prophecy Uere I, the fo mer Audrey Learn and my husband, sit in Jasper Central's gym waiting for the annual Iroapsbur Jasper g me to beg'n Ten years ago our class left here for bif er and better th ngs Tonite's game is in our honor It's about time for it to sta t the 'k ds should be coming soon Oh1there's Creta nwgshe finished a business course at Bryant ard Stratton and went to work for a big ew York 'ity executive,whom she marrled They're not a lonely couple now, wause they have three fine chlldren Saw, who is that with her9 Why! that's h'rley I haven't seen her since graduation It seems she married her man from Guam and they've been living there Their two lovely children enwoy it there also ny ueorpe, there s that Dob Dennis' We all thou ht maybe he'c settle down with that plrl from bac elor in the southern Tier My goodness, ri ht behind hir is 'rs Joseph Lewis amo Mxs fharles o vy,better known ourlng school days as Joyce Anne Ollr and Pla ne fade Joyce has just gotten back lrom a long trip with her husband business tho' re's for a fam us ac obat, so Joyce doesn't visit uasper very orten any more Elaine and Chuck how e er live out in the suburbs so they're in and out of town all the time Hell if that 1sn't Don Allen Khe's in the Air Force now! home on a holiday As I was talking with him the o her day, he mentioned his engage ment to a gi l near his ase,but weddxng plans are incomplete Also, I asked him about Jerry Bouton, who said he ys he's a the rest, he up and did it too he's married and has also been blessed Yep! four children! Golly tlere he is now! wa going to be here ton'ght Don ofessor in a large institution Like As I look around, I see we're all here but Bill and Harold There's Bill now, and say that's he Firl from hoodhu1l,holding the hand of the oldest I hear there's several more anpels at home a forest ranger out west so he still has a chance cut up B1ll'S The teams are warming up now, I do hope Harold gets here before the game starts T've heard the simrk just struck Tome again for him this will bring the score up to a tie 3 boys 5 glrls Harold's a forest ranger stationed in Yellow Stone National Park Oh,there he's made it' Jasper is ahead with a basket after only 2 minutes of play, and I can hardly wait 'til 1t's over We're all going over to Ela1ne's new home and nash over old times 14 If' J XX c. , r., ' , f 4 1' g- za., 'I . , t f , gg. r , , i f . , . . A ,, , I .g ll A L , 1 .4 A ' O I IJ' . I 4 NV ' ' .1 I 1 Q , gf,V , , ' 7' . . A . , . S - . , . . f f A X . , Q 7 A .L A 1 x I N QQ.: l - y, ' E Q J 1 ' V T' :ff hedfesville, but no---Bob's the most swught after T h ' . , C ., ,. ., ui . V Y 1 'ig v 1', - 1 . ' ' ' G ' Q I . . .. Il. In . ' A 1 .17 I I' - ' V q .1 o , ' V I . I X - 4 I Lv. . - :Sb ' r Q , . ' 1 'I' ' aid 0 3 A J lf . X , sa pr - f . . l . -- g 5 J J f' ms . : - s 1 v ' it J ' Si. I to H ' Q .nw K . . - - : ' . Q -' I ' O O

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Juniors L-R Row 1: E. Tiffany, D. McCa1g, S. Paul, M. White, C. Van Ormana N- Graves,E. Atherton,B. Stewart, Row 2:M1ss Braun,Mrs. Symondsf8dViS0PS7 B. Pelmitier, L. Button, G. LeaUT'D. Dennis, D. Farrand, H. COPUS11- Row 5: H. Hackman, D. Driscoll, D. Mason, D. Campbel1,P. Brownell, G- Cooi, A. Cornell, J. Wade, Abs.--P. Campbell. This year our Junior class was excited and enthusied at the prospect of being seniors the com- ing year. we st rted looking forward to our Wash- ington trip and the money which it would involve!! Soon we began a magazine campaign-chairman Anne Cornell. we succeeded in going considerably over our goal. A party was furnished by Harley's losing team. Another successful event was our Junior dance. Our play 'The Perfect Idiot' was presented in November to a large, satisfied audience. Also, we ordered our class rings and looked forward anxi- ously to receiving them in March. Another fund rais- ing project--selling candy at home basketball games, which meant with moderate success. Roller skating was enjoyed at wellsville. we guess that the exercise made Anne Cornell hungary, for when she got to the restaurant all she ordered was a glass of water. we feel as though we had a successful Junior year and look forward anxiously to a happy and successful Senior year. ,':'X 3 152 A SG' 1 H' 4 4:,J fg4 r 16