Keene Central School - Tahawus Yearbook (Keene Valley, NY)

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SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Peter Biesemeyer (Pete) Sbccer 3-4 Commencement 4 OBSERVER 4 Student Council 4 Class Officer 3-4 Boy Scouts 1-2-3-4 Boys Glee Club 2 Pank Defendorf Soccer 2-4 Baseball 3 Basketball 3 Bov Scouts 1-2-5-4 OBSERVER 4 Commencement 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Boys Glee Club 2-3-4 Helen Gifford Commencement 4 OBSERVER 4 Bridge Club 4 Class Officer 3-4 Elsie Gillman Glee Club 1-2-3 Orchestra l-2- Commencement 1- -3 obsp:rver 3 Class Officer £-4

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The Ten Rules for Good Conduct 1 Thou shalt always write on the desks in study hall so the future students will have something to remember you by. 2. Thou shalt always remain In the halls at noon and give' roach someone to chase. 3. Thou shalt always leave stud; hall without bothering the teacher by asking permission. 4. Thou shalt always turn the heat in the lab sky high”. 5. Thou shalt never bother to report to your home room before afternoon classes, 6. Thou shalt not work at any time except when it is absolutely necessary, then as little as possible. 7. Thou shalt always open the bottom win- dows to give the teachers something to correct you for. 8. Thou shalt always put off any work on the OBSERVER until the very last minute• 9. Thou shalt always be extremely hard to find when it is time for lab. 10. Thou shalt make as much noise as possible and throw suit wads in the movies.

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CLASS PROPHECY This year as we look into the future we behold our esteemed seniors at a class of ’56 reunion banouet (10 years later) in Lake Placid. Let’s see what kind of characters will attend. Why, here comes Keene’s Forest Ran- ger, the hero of the greet 1964 Mt, Mercy firel For h5s courage and valor above and bevond the call of duty in saving a Girl Scout leader (whom he later married) who was trapped in that fire, he received a medal of honor, Welcome back, Pank, Well, it looks like you’re the first one here, — oh, by the way, how is your wife, Carolyn? Wowl here comes a big Cadillac driven by one of our class of ’56’s honor students and she still hasn’t learned how to park. For seven years she was sec- retary to Mr. Wiplush, manager of the Blue Lines Tours, Inc., whom she met on our New York trip. Recently she married his son who now owns the company. Hello, Helen, I’m glad you could be with us. We can reminisce while we wait for the rest to arrive. Helen, do you remember the time you almost hit Coach with your car? That was the night after the play, Paint Your Wagon when your brakes burned out. V e 11, well, her comes the Professor in a taxi now, and I guess he still hasn’t got his driver’s license. How that hand- some hunk of man Silas Marner has ever remained ati unmarried professor at Prince- ton all this time I can’t figure out. They say that everyone tumps when he i