Mannsville Central High School - Comet Yearbook (Mannsville, NY)

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In September of 19ip8 a group of boys and girls started school under the guidance of Miss Barker. Seven of our graduating class have been together through our thirteen years of school. They are: Helen Abbott, Wayne Allen, Bonnie Brown, Ronald Jacobs, Donald McKone, Nancy Stewart, and Gayle Pelton. During the elementary years we gained and lost many pupils. In the first grade Elizabeth Fone joined us; in the fourth, John Clement; and in the fifth grade we gained Sargent Frappier, Maynard Gillard, and Leonard Schryver. Arlene Kellogg joined our merry group in the sixth grade with Charles Thomson in the seventh. The eighth grade was where we got a large addition to our class. They were: Nancy Loomis, Elmo Loomis, Jesse Porter, and Larry Shultz. In our junior year Lou Deemer entered our group to complete our class. The next September we found our class in high school enjoying all the wonderful privileges we had looked forward to. During these last four years, we have had dances, parties, movies, and other interesting activities. We will always remember the Junior Prom, our Junior and Senior Plays, assembling this yearbook, and the ultimate goal — the trip to New York City during our Easter Vacation. We wish to thank all the teachers who have worked so faithfully these twelve years with us. Their teachings are priceless, for no one can take them from us. We give special thanks to Mrs. Joyner, Mrs. Cady, Mr. Dunn, Miss Crahan, and Mr. Smith, who have been our class advisors the last four To them we all give a special note of thanks i years , The Class of 1961 36

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TUNE TWISTERS SEATED, L. to R.: K. Hughes, N. Brown, Mrs. Vespa, director. STANDING: B. Brown, G. Pelton, V. Scoville, S. Birchenough, P. Hagan, C. Porter, K. Shultz. HI -LOWS SEATED, L. to R. : J. Clement, C. Thomson, Mrs. Vespa, director; K. Shultz. STANDING: A. Greico, E. Loomis, R. Jacobs, T. Blount, S. Frappier, C. Shultz, M. Gillard, M. Austin, B. Pierce. 35

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Elizabeth leaves her neatness and quiet manner to Pennie VanBrocklin. Maynard and Helen leave their ability to get along with each other to Neil Broadhurst and Margaret McNitt. J hn leaves his ability to fool around in Science to Mary Downey. Wayne leaves his ability to watch out the window and have a girl in every town to Karl Fowler. Sarge leaves his flirting ways and ability to get out of any- thing he can, to Ronnie Shultz. pton nie leaves his curly hair and red face to Cheryl Miller. TpiJlcy Loomis leaves her ability to have long hair and run fast to Joyce Young. Elmo leaves his ability to never get anything done in Art and faint in Science to Barbara Sampson. Arlene leaves her ability to just about fall asleep in any class to Diane Burns, who we feel could use a little sleep Rick leaves his ability to date girls and still act so shy, to Richard Chatterton. Larry leaves his ability to get along well with all the girl!? and take a full picture to Karen Shultz. Brenda leaves her reassuring ways and calm manner to Pat Hagan, who needs it. f ancy Stewart leaves her talkativeness in class meetings and dancing ability to Nancy Brown. Gayle leaves her cute well-mannered but sneaky ways and abilit to be in the wrong place at the right time to Sue Baldwin. Bonnie leaves her ability to change boys so quickly and shyly so that no one knows about it to Eveline Young. Don leaves his ability to get along with the teachers and a certain Freshman to Jack Cheney. Lou leaves her ability to always be doing the wrong thing, and liking the wrong boys to anyone in the Junior Class that can use it. ess leaves his ability to go to the Brook and cute steps to his sister, Carol, huck leaves his ability to write books” in Histo love the opposite sex to Judy England, o the Faculty: The seniors leave their ability with the student body, which we feel might help not, maybe our leaving will. 37