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

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Through the pages of this annual the Class of 1955 greets its STAINLFY STFVF 'NS VALHMCTORY During the past tvnelxe years we of thc Senior class haxe been going through a period of preparation to malce us better qualihed for the tasks vxell haxe to cope with in our later life With our high school career nearing its end me find ourselyes reminiscing trying to recall our most memorable experiences these uc haxe put into this annual Since this is our last opportunity to express our gratitude we vtish to thank the Board of Education the faculty our parents and friends who haxe better equipped us mentally and physically to enter the viorld of competition If in any may me haxe failed to meet the set goal it is entirely our own fault and not the fault of this institution As long as me shall lne we shall remember our Alma Mater and the days spent here Q3 SALUTATORY ol many actiy ities that this is a liberal school Therc has been much argument and debating about the xalue of the progressne or liberal school TS opposed to the vuorth of the so called regular school In the regular school the curriculum actmties thoughts and general the whole school life of the student is controlled by thc faculty and an intricate maze of rules and regulations The liberal school such as Mexico Academy and Central School gnes the students a choice He himself may select many ot the subyects for his curriculum He alone decides vuhether or not he shall try out for a yarsity sport participate rn student government or help to produce school publications The function of the faculty is to impress the student with the adxantages and disadxantages of the xarious choices True the student often malces a wrong choice but it is to the adyantage of the student and society that he malces his errors novi rather than later on in his life A student who has been experienced in making choices is a better citizen DONIALD HANILIN 1 I ' y . V V V.V- -.1 . .' VVN, .. , , .. , . . V ' V . V' ' A ' . ' ' y y y . r y le v , . V u'iT4f I X i f . A ' y ' B many' friends and supporters. You will recognize through the pictures . . B A. - y ' 7 . V . H ' 'A , ,in y. . . V . - ' . . ' - , V . Y' ,l . '. ' V - V ' . V V ' V v '-' ' V 1 8 l ' ' ' ' ' . i 3' - h ' Y r V 7

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A 1963 DAY IN ENGLAND We start out early one morning lrrst xxe see Stanley Stexens and Qhuek Bateman h 1SfCl1ll1yL to their meehameal dutxes On the next eorner xxe spot Norene Meeks Mary Ann lreehhng and Betty Taber London s three most sought after seeretarxes xxartnng tor their bus As the bus arrrxes xxe see Art Paehoud the eheesemaker and Harry Raymond the famous ear penter on the upper deek xx axm Along a llttle further xxe see Mayel Myers Souxa hurrymg her ehrl dren to sehool Flsre Farrell theur teaeher alxxays xxas so strnet C J Next xxe pass the under prrxnleged ehnldren s sehool xx here Shtron Laxxs IS eounsellor As xxe approaeh the next eorner a parade rs passmg laek Stone nmmy Wfrlllams and Sydney DuBoxs are seen at a dnstanee rn therr sharp unlforms The Bobby Wfally Sutllff ns domf has best to hold the eroxxd baek Rrght on the yob ns our aee photographer George Blumer In the afternoon xxe attend a tea at London s most laxush eafe The frne food IS being prepared by the xxell trauned dnetleran Barbara Ouderkrrk CWe vxonder rf she exer landed her many Some attendung xxere Charlene aeobs Bateman and Reta Cronk Baleom Wfhen vxe ask about Allen she tells us he rs umproxrng the forest fWhat doing-counting the buds9y Marilyn Nreholson Khng and Lola Sanderson Hogarth xxere too busy xxlth thenr household tasks to attend Dorothy Daxrs the lavxyer tshe tlxx tys eould handle peoplej rs one of the subyeets of eonxersatron eanette DeTor our stexxard ess yust took off for Mexreo N Y fsurprrse xrslt 5 As xxe leaxe our soenal hour xxe re almost run doxxn by Art Blount and his raelng aguar Adel Sherman the prlxate seeretary rs aeeompanymg hum lurther up the street xxe see Admlrxls Donald Hanley and Paul Zleske reeelxmg 1 salute from the sxx lbby fluff Hadeoek fWhat happened to your physles Don and Paul9j As xxe pass the eorner pharmaey xxe xxart for our doetors reeeptlomst Callsta Runtons xxho stops rn to order supphes for her employer Wilflnl' on her ns Nell MeNett QMeNutt s still behund the eounter H On our xxay xxe meet the txxo rmglng Belles Ctelephone operatorsj Dons Hay es and Emma House 'Ihey eome hurryung toxxard us all exerted oxer the reeent eall they just put through from the famous diplomat lohn Ilnrtzkl to the great mathe natleran Louls Laflalr Esq ohn rs stlll ID Pople Rldge nghtrng for thenr rnghts The xx rong party ns stall rn ofhee baek rn the United States aeeordrng to ohn XX7e break up on the eorner and promrse to see eaeh other nn the exenmg An ambulanee goes sarlmg by xxrth the txxo erretts ante the nurse and her Aunt Barbara CWhat s the matter Barb the truek get axxay from you7j XVe are surprlsed to see Shlrley Robrnson xxnth a floek of youngsters erosslng the street When xxe rneyunre she tells us some of them belong to ane Wlse Bexerly Looker and Maryorne Burton They xxere lookxng forxxard to marrlage In their last year of sehool As xxe meet for ehnner later rn the day xxe see the sueeessful farmers Ralph Salley and Herbne Clark und their xxnxes xxxth their baehelor frrend Drek Kllts talkmv oxer the good old time-s ID llA baek it MACS I xxonder lf udy DeLong and Bex Wnld haxe been grxmg them competutron We remember they alxx axs xx anted to run Iudy s father s farm In the krtehen vxe notree the txxo food teehnlelans Dnek Keller and Glen Flkxns CApparently they got through college and they re strll s1ngle'j lrom the brg grand prano rn the ballroom vxe hear trnklrng melodres We knoxx lt can be none other than that famous eoneert pnanrst oan Ellns XX'hen our food lrrrxes xxe drseoxer earryrng the huge tray Drana Belllnger Maybe thats xxhy she spent so mueh time Ill laek and Blll s flearnrng the trade 'H As the llfhts dum xxe 1ll turn our tttentron to the strge xxhere the floor shoxx rs about to begun We see emeeemg the shoxx our oxxn lngllsh teaeher Mr Pneree tmust be teaehers salaries haxe IIN wroxeel He tmlllx got xxx It from BTCXILO After the shoxx xxe fo baekstage to talk xxuth Mr Pleree md hnd Norm lrseher Don Grandyean lllt Bob HlfklX lIlL Lllffl TN U1 FLLU 1 HTL TC l S ,C LOU IV lbs Lollnt O11 fhlln l' NIA! 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