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

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Rlta Gaebler leaves he1 deslre to m1lk cows to Florence Leonard M11ly Jones leaves her oeslre to have a lengthy name such as LaRobard1e1e to Evelyn Smlth Maybe we can get one later Evelyn Edlth LRVOIG leaves her ha1r match1ng temper to sedate Ruth D1111on Bob L'1Casse w1lls h1s dry Wlt to Wendell Loomxs Nl'1I'1OIl Tryon bequeaths her quxet nature and sweet ways 191 to Ruth LeCla11 T1mm1e Sachel leaves h1s slowness at catch111g Jokes to Lee Loomxs Vlr 1111a Buskey leaves her ext1aord1nary bra111 power to 'Chauncey Haxvey I LOIS Rose leave my clalm on the redhead to DICK Mowry Ruth D1mo11 has sort of reddlsh ha1r D1ck Bud Shoup leaves h1s greedy use of study hall prlvllege to Johnny Mayne Barb Dunn1ng leaves her ab1l1ty to dlsagree to Evelyn Sm1th Erwln R10 leaves hlS brllllance 1n hlstory to J1mmy Lavo1e Dot Sm1th leaves her great number of boy fr1e11ds to those who need them Earl Guyett bequeaths hlS mascul1ne charms to DICK Snvder Fran Tr1mble leaves her d1sapprov1ng glare to Iola Alley Frances Clarke leaves most unw1ll1nffly her best boy fr1end Chauncey Harold Mansfield bequeaths h1s flowxng tresses to Elwood Groff Jane Corna1re w1lls her ab1l1ty to chew gum a m1le a 1n1nute to that n1ce l1ttle Betty Abell Charles Burd1ck leaves hlS 1ntell1gent look to Sparky Rector Use It Sparky LOUISE Cro11k leaves her extraordlnary pat1e11ce to that sp1tfire Do11s Evans Shlrley Clark leaves the Henry glrls names for Mrs George to juggle 111 place of the two Clark glrls Betty Craw leaves hex pos1t1on 111 Fre11ch Club to Al1ce Reeves They both llIlOf'lSE3Hd Fre11ch a11d Greek better than Engllsh Bonne chance Al1cc Judv Ketur1 leaves llOth1llg to anyone She says she 1s11t selfflsh b11t she needs eve1yth1n C'1llTl'1ll Cl1llIl1l'lg1'l2lI'll leaves to all those bovs the followmg advlce If you cant dance let Ruth LeCla1r teach you Gladvs Teffers leaves an Interest 111 Parlsh to Allce Reeves NIAIV Splcer leaves hen Cllllblll 5111116 to Mauon Dextc1 MARIAN TRYON HOWARD LOOMIS g I ln ' ' . 1 , . l - U- - , . ' ' 1 1' . A U ' . l D V A 1 ' ' ' ' ' sn U 1 Gladys Holden leaves her come hither dimples to Ruth Dunn. ' W A - - 4 ' Y 4 1 ' ' cr . ,,. . ' . ' .17 w ' ' ' ,: C v' , . 1 , . ' . . . . ' 1' O . ' .' .

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Sensor Prophecy In hrs edrtorral room at the offrce of the New York Trmes Editor Thomas Parrrsh rs very surprrsed to recerve a telegram tellrng hrm of the weddrng of Mrs Frances Backus Jones Smrth formerly Frances Trrmble, of Mexrco to Sena tor Dee Cobb of the eleventh drstrrct of New York State Tom rmmedrately calls rn hrs very able assrstant Mrss Barbara Dunnrng and tells her to get ready for a trrp up to Mexrco to cover thc aetarls of the weddrng wrth hrm Lets prck up Tom as he alrghts from hrs car rn the front of the Cobb mansron and let hrm grve u a blow by blow descrrptron of the weddrng Take rt away Tom' Okav I got her' As I go up the stately walk to the mansron the door sud dcnly opens and I enter The door automatrcally closes behrnd me On the door I rind a bronze plaque that tells me thrs automatrc door rs an rnventron of M1 Rrchard Jamerson He always could make doors open easrly even my locker door back rn school In the huge marn hall of the Cobb Mansron I see the Senator hrmself surrounded by hrs frrcnds and cronres As I elbow my way through the crowd that surrounds hrm I come upon a huge rnountarn of a man who wrll not be pushed away I find he rs Bud Shoup the heavywerght wrcstlrng champron of the world Why doesn t somebody tell me these thrngs9 Frnally I find myself besroe the senator and as I am poundrng h1m on the back and congratulatrng hrm a sudden roar of a motor and then a crash rs heard outsrde Never mrnd finally come to the conclusron that she never w1ll learn to drrvel a car I keep wrslrrng Barbara Dunnrng would get here so that she could start get trng the names of the guests I Hsn around for my notebook and pencrl and or course I drop the pencrl A lrttle grrl wrth red harr and freckles that looks sur prrsrngly lrke Ldrth Lavore prcks rt up for me She tells me that her mother rs Red and lrer daddy rs none other than Lharhe Burdrck Red now owns the bank and Charlre rs the teller Although he rs awfully slow he frnally gets around and gets all the work done The lrttle grrl asks me rf I would lrke to see her boy frrend Of course I say yes and she takes me to see a lrttle boy who srts sulkrng rn a corner I find he IS Wrllard R10 the only chrld of Mr and Mrs Irwm R10 Mrs Rro was the former chorus grrl Mrss Dorothy Smrth We see that the boy has acqurred hrs mothers sunny drsposrtron I leave the lrttle boy and grrl to therr own resources and walk across the room My eye rs attracted by a very nrce lookrng book lyrng on the table I ind rt rs Gladys Holdens latest masterprece How to Influence Frrends and Wrn People Gladys always drd have a flarr of the lrterary type about her Outsrde a shout rs heard and I recognrze the vorce of my assrstant, Barbara Dunnrng She rs certa nly a swell newspaper woman But her heart was broken back rn 1940 and she never marrred Oh well whats the drfference She arrrves rn the hall and I rind she IS clad rn a parr of old slacks and rs wearrng roller skates She always ard lrke to make spectacular entrances I Q. . ' . . - . S - - . . . I . ' 1 1 Y I ' . A l Q . - ' V , . ' ,. . - , Y Q ' ' u ' . . n ' I ' 4 I 1 ' ' H 1 ' 33 I ' i says the groom-to-be, That's just Mrs. George arriving. Think nothing of it. I U H . ' . 1 ' ' . , ' ' ' 7 , ' U ' - , . i , . , ,