Mexico Central High School - Mexiconian Yearbook (Mexico, NY)

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David Jones leaves h1s extra feet to Pete Goldych We hope he can manage them easily Virginia Henry leaves the right to go to Peats Corners to Gladys Hale Le Le Tagliareni and Helen Marshall leave their mouse acquaintances to those females lin the Jr Home Room r vxho are not petrified by such mere little creatures Ronald Closs wills his DOSIUOII on the athletc teams to Gerald Corey Eloise Wood and Ione Spicer leave their roller skating ability to Gene vieve Gardner To James Feeney Gerald Moot leaves his scientific interests modeling airplanes and parachutes Ruth Nichols wills the right to coach Bill Smith in Chemistry class to some other attractive red headed girl may we suggest Edith L3.VOlC9 Margaret Row and Marion Leary leave then similar mental and physical capabilities to Lydia Taylor 1nd Thelma Buxdick Ralph Schm1dt leaves the right to bring maple sugar and chewing gum to that llttle Sophomore glrl to Kenneth Movsry Donald Row wills his voluntary 6l161g6I1C sell to Steve Hasto To Earl Guyett and Elwanda Parsons New ton Miner wills his favorite love seat Marie McW1l11ams leaves '1 book entitled The Art of Homemaking the school library John Loucks and Wesley Pettv leave then bashful vvays to Sam Young Doris Smithers leaves the llght to go skating with James Feeney to someone vuho Ken skate as well as she Beatrlce Bellmger vulls hex cheerfulness to Bexerly Armstrong Cornellus Leary leaves his idle History C book to Doris Stewart To Harold Russ Quentin Hl11lCk wills his date book me hope it isn t iull Harold r Mary Golton wills the right to accompany that Guy who rides the motor cycle to anyone who dares to take the chance Joe Matkoskl wills his seat in English class to Janet Evans Thus we appoint Miss Smith and Miss Thomas of Mexico New York to be our sole executors of our last will and testament Hereto we subscribe our names on this ments ninth dav of June in thc wear of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty eight THE SENIOR CLASS Page TAent'y tvso . ' ' . ' ' 5 , ' ' 1 Robert Bourlier wills his rosy complexion to Dee Cobb. ' ' ' ' . ' . ' to . .Y ., Y S ' ' - ' ' 1 r ' - ' !7 - V

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I' CLASS XXI We he Sexnox Plas ox 1NICX1CO Ac'1dex11 and Centxal School ol the V11 la e of Vlevxco e nttul 1e1xs qut'1tl1s to the gl'1d1'1llS We ceclaxe thxs to P01111 ox Os1 o and State 0 N111 Yoxk have completed 'fU1l1 or hx h school Upon leav1n 11e 111sh to extend c,exta1n b Boaxd ox Edueatxen the Faeult tl e P1ll1C1D 11 and the Lllld 1 hopt fhe1 11111 und them useful Thus 11e neleby publxsn and be 011x last 1 111 and testament F11 st and Foremost Havxng sco11xed 0111 tlP'lSlllj to pav oux enoxmous debts we fxnd 0111 selves 111th fe11 matexlal DOSSCSHOIIS XVh1Ch 11e V1Oll1d l1ke to leave to fllGI1dS of M A L To the Board of Edl1C2.f,10l1 the class ot .58 extends xts SIIXCPIQ thanks fox thexr assxstance xxx helpxng o11r hxgh school careex to be a success To the Prmcxpal and the Faculty we leave a la10e slzed bottle of C0101 Back Haxr Tonxc to help them regam then prevxous vxtalxty To Sam Young James LxCouxt leaves h1s curly hall and hkewxse Dorothy Soufn11oxfh leaves hex curly haxr to Kextha Kello g To someone mtexested ll'l xacho I'l18Ch3l11CS Thelma Goxton leaves the M1ke Gxace Moore leaves hex posxtxon as mano playex to Chauncey Haxvey W11ma W1ll1s 111l1s hex eontmuous gx ales to Ruth Halsey Charles Ames 1 aves h1s Ames Touxs to Robext Campbell v1ho l1kes to 5,0 tOL1I'lllg xn the soutl1 evexy spxxne B1ll1 Burke 111lls 1118 1aled1ctory to B111 Shoup Wava Ruxey and John Hall leave thexx seats 111 Desx n Class to Dorothy Sxmth and Wxllaxd Cxoss To M1ke Yablonskx Charlxe Tollertou leaves hxs S611 tt0l18.1 poss1b1l1t1es James Forbes and Floyd Sheldon W1l1 the1r xnterests 111 F F A to Fxed er1ck Hard1e Helen Tryon leaves hex populauty v11th he men to Lydxa Taylox To James E1ans Kenneth Chxcora 111lls one 1l1Ch of hxs statule To Shxxley Fog X1 ho lxkes mello11 xhythm S1dn1e Huehes leaves hex d sue fox Clarks 11111310 match out Sydmea Loxs Loucks v11lls hex Qlllet ways to Albexta Barnes E11-1111 DlIl'lOll leaves h1s speed and accuxacv 111 ty p1n to John Rldel Jeanette Kelloe lea1 es hex courteous ness to Ixene Konu To Eaxl Andexson John Hall leaves the spxxn flo11 ex Vxolet Paulxne Haxmes lea1es a leaflet to the Home Econom1cs class H011 to Gxo11 Lone Fmgexnalls Chfules Backus 111lls h1s tuxtles Oaxt xo Haxold Russ 11ho lxkes to wall 111 the moxmnff '111 Robext Bxac1 lea1es 1 pxescuptxon on H011 to Cuxe S010 Eaxs to Robext Campbell D1 e T11ex1t1 one T H 1 1 1 1 ' I I J A L . V V 1 Q. , 1 v W . . ' - ' - 1, J f . 5 1 . A c 1 . U- 1 ' - V ' fum, 4' s V - ' t 7, 1 , . , L N. . vow . 1 , . 1 . Va ' ' - A 411 if ' U ' K ' ' H- ,, K x . U . .. - - Q ' u -' 1 1 -I ' I-I '- H . . 1 . 1 f jf. 1 1 1 L 1 1 11 TI. ' .1 .J ' . ' . 1 1 1 . '. . . .' , A C 1 n Ii s V . ' f v . Q LA- Q y N 1 s B. K. vi Af ,' , , .' - -J . ' 1 1 ' -' '. S. ' 7' ' Q ' Q 1 A A 1 A . b. n .D - V - L , . ' 1 1 , V . . . ' r . . U h 1 J D . 1. A n Q - 1 ' ' 1 ' Q 1- I Q - 4 1 . . - v , . ' , ' '1 ,' . . . ' . Jo., q, . , - 1 D , . , . L Q . ' . x . . ., v . A, . , . D, . , Y. . vc . . 4 Q v ' Q v ' fo . Q D .. Y V . 6 . . .I Y ' - VA 1 ' ' . Q a ' . -U 1 ' 1 . 1 ' - . . . - rv- . - Q D 1 C ' . . v - , 4 . V ' 1 ' . . . ' , - 0. - , . . . V D . -2' 1 A- - - ., . ' ' 1 Q 1' O v 1 as ' V' . . . O , , I ' V ' A 1 An , .' . 1 D . . 1 . . . . , I., , .. ' Q 1 -3 c . - Q 1 , . . .. .' ' .. . . . . .vw , . - L e- 1 . 1 g ' j- -

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C LASS PROPHhLY Swrftly and steadrly the houseboat moves down the rrver of trme and progress carryrng wrth rt the lucky and ambrtrous but alas leavrng the farlures and unfortunates As vrsrtors let us hop aboard the houseboat and observe the success and farlures of the members of the graduatrng class of 38 Let us start the Journey wrth a roar of laughter for the first person or persons we see are Mr and Mrs Charles Homer Ames Mrs Ames rs the former Elorse Wood Charles Black Boy lrfe of the party Ames rs now a noted co medran who rs prarsed for hrs natural actrng We learn that the credrt for hrs great success should be grven to hrs beautrful wrfe Contrnurng on down the rrver we are attracted by a large but cozy home ln the front yard we notrce a srgn whrch reads Dr R C Backus Surgeon Through all these years Charles has remained srngle We wonder rf that rs why he gets so much busrness As the current carrres us onward our attentron rs drawn to a large new publrc lrbrary whlch we are told rs dedrcated to those three capable lrbrarrans Mrss Beatr1ce Bellrnger Mrss Dorothy Southworth and Mrss Estella Fravor It was through thelr combrned efforts that the lrbrary was burlt rn Mexrco We take off our hats to these notable crtrzens Movrng on down the deep blue hrghway of the future our ears are blessed wrth the rrresrstrble rhythms of that well known swrngmaster Robert Bracv and hrs Wonder Band We also wonder' It has been reported that the rhythm l-mg Plans to wed hrs famous prano player and srnger Grace Moore Congratu l ltrons' Progressrng on down the eternal rrver we come upon a fine prosperous lookrng farm The name on the marl box reads Mr and Mrs James L1Court Mrs LrCourt rs better known to us as Lors Loucks On th1s farm they specralrze r 1 rarsrng prgs Movrng on down our waterway of lrfe we are confronted wrth a small but comfortable lookrng bungalow where we learn Rrcnard P Leonard lrves wrth hrs wrfe We don t Jvrsh to say anythrng out of the way but we have heard Rrchard he bluffs some club 1nto payrng hrm a few dollars for an after drnner speech Poor Rrchard he met hrs downfall rn Hrstory C Oh but let us move on away from thrs spot Nexf we come upon a beauty shoppe where we find that corffure styhst Robert Bourlrer massagrng the face of a lovely woman fI guess he hasnt lost that certarn touch: Well Well, rf rt rsnt Jeanette Kellogg Jeanette rnherrted her fathers monument works and ls makrng qu1te a success of rt Jeanette always could slay em Learrng the beauty salon we come upon a very fine lookrng brllrard parlor lnterrn we find Cornelrus Leary the own r A I remember Cor was pretty clever wrth the cue especrally rn prrve speakrne Next we see on our Journey down the rrver a first class shoereparr shop rnd 'ow and behold rf Lrlry Taalrarenr rsnt rrrnnrng rt She must have learned the trade from her father Well the rob rust frts Lrlly because she alwavs had fr ood trme shoorng away the men It certarnly beats all how these women have taken over the mens work Y or example here we find a law offrce and belreve rt or not rnsrde IS Margaret Pow one of the best women lawyers rn the country We remember back Jn Hrstory class when she used to evade answerrng the questrons so leverly the teacher thought she was good rn the subject Now we see on the bank of the stream a small modern town Thrs town was burlt up around that well known Prattham Unrversrty where our own Valedrc Pave Twenty three 1 1 W ' 1 ' ' ,, Y ' H ' H ' ,I . . .eh . . A - - .. ,. , . ! Y '- Y . Y v . , . ry . ' D . . Y , ' lives on his wife's earnings. He claims to be a clever speaker and occasionally . D . , ,. . , 1 , - . - - . .D E g, ' , ' e . s ' ', ' r - ' , ' '. , r X l D -..r , ' 1. M .' K , . ' - ' .' . ' D . . A rg ' -