Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

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Rf-M153 CLASS PRESENT DONALD ELLIOTT-nHORSEn-OH, LIFE-IT CAN'T GO ON WITHOUT YOU! JOHN ORT-NMOUSEH-FULL OF THE DEVIL ALWAYS ON THE GO, ASK ANY JUNIOR-YOU CAN BET SHE'LL KNOW.. ROBERT ESCHLER-WROBN-QUIET AND SHY, HAl HA! WHAT A LIE. MARIE HANRAHAN-nMOn-EVEN THOUGH SHE MAY BE SMALL, YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND HER ON THE BALL. ELAINE WHITMAN-nKITTYn-KITTY'S A GIRL WHO'S REALLY QUITE SWEET, . YOU'LL OFTEN FIND MANY BOYS AT HER FEET. IDA WILLIAMS-HIDN-NOT MUCH T0 SAY, BUT YoU'RE SAFER THAT WAY. CARLETON FOX-nFOXYn-QUIET, NOT SHY, BUT HE'LL GET BY. LOIS STEWART-nLODLOn-THE GAL WITH A GRIN AS WIDE AS HER CHIN. MARION ELLITHORPE-nRUNTn-NATURE MADE HIM WHAT HE IS AND NEVER MADE ANOTHERJ PATHICIA SHAVER-HPATW-BRAINS IN HER HEAD, SMILES ON HER FACE, ' JUDGING FROM THAT, SHE KEEPS QUITE A PACE GRACE MONTANYE-HGRACIEH-HER SNAPPY WIT WILL MAKE A HIT , AT ANY SOCIAL PARTY OR SOCIAL BIT. JUNE ZIMMERMAN-uI.Z.'-EXPERTLY SKILLED IN THE FUN OF LIFE. I LOUISE WOOD-'OUISEn-NOT MUCH TO SAY BUT SHE IS SWELL IN HER WAY CLASS FUTURE DON ELLIOTT-MASTER PLUMBER OF CAREY'S CORNERS. KHOW ABOUT THAT HAEEH7 JOHN ORT-RUNNING A LARGE FARM ON Doc COON'S ROAD. KSALLY WILL LOVE ITD ' MARION ELLITHGRPE-TAKING GVER THE BIG MEAT MARKET. CGRIND THAT HAM URGJ ROBERT ESCHLER-Top FOREMAN AT MILLER'S GLOVE COMPANY CSAVE WHCRSE' A BLOCKJ CARLETON Fox-HEAD MECHANIC AT Eox's GARAGE IFIX UP THAT OLD PLYMOUTH, PATRICIA SHAVER-WGRKING IN A LARGE HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK 1 KTHOSE LUCKY PATIENTSJ ELAINE WHITMAN-RUNNING A BOARDING HOUSE FOR BACHELLORS KIS THAT RIGHT HITTY9 LOIS STEWART-A HOUSEWIFE WITH 5 KIDS DRESSED IN NAVY BLUES coH1 THAT NAVYJ MARIE HANRAHAN-NURSE IN A LARGE ASSYLUM FOR THE NAVYCCAREFUL Mo GRACE MONTANYE-RUNNING A HOTEL ON VANDENBURG'S POINT CLISTEN TO HJACKN PLAY? ' JUNE ZIMMERMAN-RAISING CHICKENS FOR THE WROPANN FARM fDON'T BUST THOSE EGGS, . LOUISE WOOD-RAISING TURKEYS ON THE MOUNTAIN ROAD CWATER THOSE TURKEYSI IDA WILLIAMS-TAKING LIFE EASY ON JACKSON SUMMIT WITH FIVE KIDS CCH! BOYD .1 Q T 111-1111