Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

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OH, PROMISE ME .In November, our Senior Class presented the play, Oh, Promise Me by Pete Williams and .directed by Mr. Robert Edwards. From the reports of everyone our play was well receivedg therefore, a big success. We had a wonderful time presenting our play and wish we could do one again We would also like to thank the many people who helped us, including the audience CAST Seth Miller, a lawyer ....... Furber, A butler ......... Barry Hollis, a young millionaire . . Mrs. Hollis, his aunt ...... June Hollis, his young sister . Kathleen, the cook ....... Ann Furber, a young actress . Patsie Linden, a dancer .... Mrs. Linden, her mother ....... . Gladys Vance, a dream girl ........ . . Ralph Saunders, a man with a purpose . . . Mrs. Jones, a young mother ...... . Director . . . . . . . Mr. Robert Edwards Assistant Director .... Jacqueline Parker Stage Crew ..... . . Robert Castiglione Stage Manager . . . . . . . .... Ed Lent Lighting ....... . . . . George Seeley Printing . . . David Bloom, George Seeley I want-my baby! ! Thomas Blowers . . Edwin Naylor . . Fay Crossley . Susan Jennings . Carol Pilchen Patricia Smullen . .Carol Warner . Beverly Perry . Rebecca Strobeck .Edith Rutkowski Gary Carpenter . Marion Surdam Penelope Downs Carol Johnson Shirley Abel Audrey Scott Sara Ruliffson Sylvia Whitman Barbara Perkins Wayne Marcellus Carol Johnson David Bloom Maynard Whitman . Q 15 if ,J W f llllll W MJ' I 1 px '.. -5 The ambitious Stage Crew! ! Last Minute check!!

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SENIOR CLASS WILL WE THE SENIORS OF MAYFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL, BEQUEATH TO THOSE DE- SERVING, THE FOLLOWING THINGS' Shirley Abel, will to anyone who wants them, my abilities -- whatever they may be. Marguerite Ambrosino, will to Cecilia Warner, my ability to patronize Helen's. David Bloom, will to Mr. Slack, Who says you can't take it with you? Thomas Blowers, will to the boys, my ability to be in the wrong place at the right time, huh Shirley? Mary Ann Button, will to my brother, my ability to drive. Gary Carpenter, will to Judy Colson, all our long walks, talks and old letters. Robert Castiglione, will to anyone who wants it, a NewTrino. Fay Crossley, will to Mary Vomaska, ten dollars for one broken axle. Donna Dingman, will to my sister Sheryl, my position on the cheerleading squad. Penelope Downs, will to my sister Nicki, my ability to drive. Guy Farrington, will to Miss Pollak, all my bad tests. Richard Getman, will to my brother Jim, my good attendance record. Kathaleen Gray, will to my sister Dorothy, my ability to get along with teachers. Susan Jennings, will to my brother Steve, my insatiable urge to want to know why. Carol Johnson, will to THE CROWD, one reservation at Lee's. Edward Lent, will to Jim Zayicek, my ability to score thirty-one points in soccer. Wayne Marcellus, will to Mr. Parker, my ability to get venison. Edward Maxon, will to Joe Vavruick, my car. Edwin Naylor, will the newspaper, to whoever will get it out on time. Carol Nellis, will to Pat Riska, my ability to bowl. Jacqueline Parker, will to Jack Dorst, my ability to torment my teachers. Barbara Perkins, will to my sister Phyllis, my spectacular marks. Beverly Perry, will to my sister Sandra, the ability to keep my mouth shut. Carol Pilchen, will to my sister Sheila, my disposition. Sara Jane Ruliffson, will to my brother, our driver training class. Edith Rutkowski, will to Mr. Risedorph, another Chemistry student with my ability and good humor. Audrey Scott, will to Cecilia Warner, my weekend trips to Lakeland. George Seeley, will to Mr. Slck, one cow, two bales of hay, pail and stool, no further instructions needed. Patricia Smullen, do hereby will and bequeath, my typing ability to anyone with two left hands. . Rebecca Strobeck, will to Keith Herrick, my bookkeeping marks. Marion Surdam, will to Cheryl Gifford, my ability to stay in band four years. Carol Warner, will to Nicki Downs, my ability to stick to a diet. Linda Washburn, will to Miss Kiesel, a new homemaking unit. Maynard Whitman, will to my brother Melvin, a photon. Sylvia Whitman, will to Elaine Unger, the Packard. Phyllis Yorks, will to Mr. Slack, one good American History II Class. ROW ONE: E, Lent, E. Rutkowski, G. Carpenter, P. Smu1len..E- NaY10T': Mr- Edxiijglg Adviser, T. Blowers, B. Perry, M. Surdam, P.Downs, R. Castiglione, G. Seeley. SE R Strobeck, C. Pilchen, S. Jennings, C. Warner, F. Crossley.