Knox Memorial High School - Seymour Yearbook (Russell, NY)

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SENl0R CLASS PIHDPHECY The Year: 1966 The Place: Famous Theater New York City As the curtain istry Teacheru, which we picture, some characters Mr. No Sir, the chemistry teacher in high school. George always did like chemistry. Cecile Caswell, the great actress, plays the part of an Uhonor studentn in this famous play. She always played this role in school, and is well deserved of the honors given her. Nancy Fulton plays the part of a teacher's pet. It is remarked that she may win the Acad- emy Award for best actress, of the year. At the end of the first act, we go out into the lobby during the fifteen minute intermission. new Broadway play, UThe Worries of a Chem- for the best play of the year. In this well known George Sibley plays the role of rises, we see the brand expect to win the award come true to life. The At once we spy a girl in a brown uniform. when she turns around, we see it is June Loop, the roaster of peanuts She always did like a certain kind of nPeanutU Next we catch a glimpse of James Whltmarsh, winner of the Emmy Award for his television series, 'The Quiet Man' He is talking to the well known stock car racer, Grover LaFounta1n, who has Just won fame as the winner of the thousand mile cross country race As we look around, someone taps us on the shoulder We are surprised to see Kenneth Basford, because we thought he would be demonstrating his new machine that milks cows while he operates it from the house, by remote control In one corner, we see a person demonstrating something We go over to lnvestigate, and find the one and only Russell Tuttle, demonstrating his famous discovery of a substance which removes cosmetics He was always in need oi this, It is see a beautiful model, modeling goes off stage, time for the last act of the play, so we start back in When inside, we girl on stage As we draw near, we see lt is Betty Towne, the renowned the latest Paris creations She always was a well-dressed girl As she the curtain rises on the last act As the curtain rises, we find Mr No S1r's chemistry class in session Suddenly a big man sits down beside us It is the well known international wrestler, Leamon Whiteford He always seemed to be a good tumbler in high school Patsy Harrington 1S is playlng the role of the psychologist, who along with Christine Reed, the noted police woman, takes Mr No Sir, the lunatic, away After the curtain goes down, the great comedian of radio and televislon, comes on stage to give a preview of her T V program for next week She 13 Miss Elizabeth Caswell In school she always engoyed a good Joke After Miss Caswell's performance, we go back stage to congratulate the director, hr Alton Tuttle, and wish his secretary, MissLorna McCa1ty, best wishes in her coming marriage As we leave, we see Shirley Law, the famous singer, getting ready for her performance 4 go 6 Q I O C , , . , . - . U I C . . C . . . . . . 7 0 . I O O 4 . . . . . . . . . , - . . . . . . I - . f . . . I ' . , , . . . . O l I , iy ,, .sae ...gl SUE. -0 fries F .s v' -L A 9 'f,QQQQ12a2.2V2a1: A 1 It ., 0 Q f' O ' 0 J ,

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SENIUR CLA S WILL I, Nancy Fulton, leave my place as captaln of the cheerleadlng squad to Anna Lee Bullock I hope they don't drop out on you l1ke they d1d on me Anna I, Alton Tuttle, leave my abil1ty to go to the 0ff1C8 at least once a week to Bllly Wiese Hope you make good use of it, B111 I, June Loop, leave to Lorra1ne Noble, my ab1l1ty +0 sweep the gym floor Hope you don't forget your Jeans next year Lorraine, or you'll have to sweep lt alone I,Cec1le Caswell, leave' Hallelujah' I, Patsy Harrlngton, leave my pos1t1on as treasurer to anyone who can keep the Senior class funds stra1ght, and come up w1th any money at all I, Betty Towne, leave my n1ckname, Sleepyn, to anyone who fulfllls the requlrements I, Chr1st1ne Reed, leave my abllity to be a UFuture Homemaker of Tomorrowu to Connie Sharpstene I, Shlrley Law, leave to Ann Grandy, my abil1ty to go steady w1th one guy Why not try it, Ann? It 1sn't so bad I, George S1bley, leave my chemlstry ab1l1ty to anyone who can pass it in less than two years I, Leamon Whiteford, leave my tumbling abil1ty to Winston Gotham I, Lorna McCarty, leave to next years class presldent, the ab1l1ty to better control over the class You will need better luck than I had I, Grover LaFbunta1n, leave to Russell McEwen, my ab1l1ty to sit on the bench and complain during football games I, Kenneth Basford, leave my welght to Ed Hill It comes in handy somet1mes, Eddie I, Russell Tuttle, leave my job in the service statlon, to anyone who wants to be able to come to school at noon I, Elizabeth Caswell, leave my blush to Gail Hatch, I hope you can control it better than I could I, James Whitmarsh, seelng that I have acquired nothing, I cannot leave anything to anybody We, the senlors, leave to the student body, the school, Cwhat we've left of it I We, the senlors, leave to next years seniors, our ab1l1ty to get along with the juniors, and to the Juniors our sympathy WITNESSETH delexfdeff' WWW W 9 have O 0 l 0 J C 0 0 n I . n . 0 O e e 0 0 0 u . . . e . o I O I l 0 --- . o n 1

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