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

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Llass Piophecy Ccontj At last he looks at the advertising page He sees that Norman Simoneau Lyle Rhinehart and Jim Rappleye have opened a new dance studio at the Scriba Fire barn Their first three stu dents are the three red haired bombshells Nona Clohosey Sharon Wade and Margaret Ann Wood As he reads along he discovers an ad for a new kind of cigarette Smok1es which were Barbara Hurlbut Now Mr Pierce is reading the Love Lorn 4Whats he reading that for'PJ Well anyway its written by Donna Meeks He finally gets to the comics' These funn1es are drummed up by Leona Marsden and illustrated by Arlene Redhead I guess that s all of the paper for now and don t try to find us because we ll be under cover' Cynthia Gibbs Sally Preman Karen Woodruff 29 ' u invented by the tive non-smokers: Rita Edwards, Arlene Ellis, Joan Hall, Martha Wallis and

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LASS PROPHECY It IS the year 1977 the setting lS the ' azy Acres rest home run by Frances Lewis and Evelyn Johnson We see a retlred school teacher Elvin H Pierce strolhng across the lawn He stops to chat with the new gardner John Sawyer He s almost run over by that speedy paper boy B111 h1t um every time Carp on his 1960 model jet propelled trlcycle invented by Herb Mullen As Mr Pierce picks up the paper the headlme Ronald Green Newly Appointed Ambassador catches his eye Not1c1ng the name of a former student he reads on As he reads the front page he discovers that the lnterplanetary sclentists Doris Chorley and John Schenck proved that the moon 1S really made of green cheese Art Smlth and Anna Gamble made the trip to the moon for the mformatxon needed in the Bristol Boys iRoger and Warrenl rocket ship Mr P1erce also reads of the lnvestlgation of a robbery at the Moore Sawyer filling statlon iowned by Bob and Gay? Dick Jones was tending the station at the time Our reporter on the scene Phyllis LHIKIII stated that the investlgatlng officers Sgt Walt Hanlon and rooky Ralph Larkin found no clues For cur1os1ty s sake he leafs through the rest of the paper to see if he recogn1zes any more names On the editorlal pages he sees that Beverly Salley has been newly appointed editor of Fones president of the G I P Labor Umon appomted Charmaine Morton as the new treasurer Last but not least he reads that Alan Sheldon has been appomted by the first lady President Joanne Stowell to be good w1ll ambassador to the Kenya Colony Next he reads the sports page and sees that Edna Sampson and Aprll Raymond won the tennis smgles 1n the last local match Fred Davies Eddle Albright Chuck Feeney DICK Yablonski Donn1e Rfobarge and Gary Schlpper were among the Olympic wmners in the basketball tourna ment Seymour Smlth and Jack Ramsey are representing the U S 1n the all star swimming festival 1n Sidney Australia He also learns that Bob Redhead IS now a track star' The soclety page proves really lnterestingl One of the outstand1ng social events of the past week was the engagement party for Helen Gr1ITlng thrown by Pearl Kiesenger and Pearl Sklllnskl The caterers for the affalr were Margaret Bateman Judy Baumgartner and E1leen Blair Under Whos New he discovers that Barb Harvey IS the proud owner of Madame F1 F1 6 of the Gary Williams Kennels Incidently Gary has won many awards for owning the only dog w1th a naturally curly tall Betty Fellers Mary Sachel and Alice Ann Parthemore spent the week in Niagara Falls vacationing They were privileged to see Teddy Bond gomg over the falls ln a barrel Bonnie Hessler and Betty Holbrook took thexr Brownie troop to the woods for a camp out last week Sally Preman dean of the SLP Business School has named June Henry June Howard Eleanor Purdy and Sharon Mack to the deans list Joyce Wilmer business manager for Sharon Conrad and Sandra Lunman has Just announced the return of these girls from a world Wlde musxcal tour Dave Whltney has Just opened another branch of Browns Beans Members new here are Lyle Cronk Nelson Baratler Ralph Ruehl Steve Nicholas and Steve Yablonski Karen Woodruff and Charlene Meeks are happy to be employed as head dieticlan and nurse respect1ve1y ln the new hospltal of this c1ty He now reads of the opening of a retailing concern owned by Cynthla GlbbS Phyllis Lord was lucky in w1nn1ng a tr1p to Germany as a prize for being the Iirst customer 28 ' ' 2 if 1 f N- ' Q -1 . . ' . ' fl f 1 ,, . V . ' . t . , . W l this paper with Diana Farrell and Johan Lehtonen as assistant editors.. Next, he sees that Dan , . Q 1 I , I I X u V , . . ,

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CLASS WILL Edward Albrlght w1lls h1S plnk tardy shps to D1ck Baker Margaret Bateman w1lls her r1de on bus 18 to Mt Pleasant to anyone who has an mterest ln that sectlon Nelson Baratler w1lls h1s MUZZEY to any Jumor that w1ll clean the papers out of xt Judy Baumgartner w1lls her rest perlods 1n Home Economlcs to Judy Pratt Elleen Bla1r w1lls a Ceftaln Thursday nlght i8z' 'W 'WJ to Dlane Black Ted Bond leaves h1s harmonlca to anyone who can play lt Roger Brlstol leaves h1s empty clder Jugs and loaded c1gars to Alan Keech B111 Carp w1lls h1s ab111ty to break a half nelson to anybody who needs to know how Dor1s H Chorley leaves her box of Kleenex 1n locker 72 to any g1rl who needs It Nona Clohosey w1lls the ab111ty to stall the Drlver Educatlon car and stxll keep the mstructor 1n good humor Sharon Conrad w1lls her ab111ty to get 1n and out of t1ght places WJ to Nancy Bellmger Lyle Cronk w1lls h1s ab111ty to sleep 1n Hxstory to anyone who can take lt Fred Davres w1lls h1s r1ght to w1ll somethmg to any Junior who can th1nk of anythxng to w1ll R1ta Edwards w1lls her naturally wavy halr to Glenda iThelmaJ Mattonen Arlene Ellrs W111S her seat to sleep 1n Engllsh to N ancy Bell1nger Dlana Farrell w1lls Mr LIZOLLC to John Czlrr for better or for worse Chuck Feeney leaves h1s ab111ty to be absent lrom school to John Evale B J Fellers w1lls her ab111ty to look out the Engllsh door wlndow and st1ll pass Engllsh to anyone who can do lt and get away wlth It Dan Fones w1lls h1s vast spy system to Jean Craner Ann Gamble cant w1ll anythlng she needs all shes got Cynthla Glbbs w1lls her convlnclng glft of gab to any Junlor who w1ll need to use lt as much as she d1d Ronald Green w1lls h1s ab111ty to come ln la e ev ery mornlng on Bus 18 to Bernard Grant Helen Grllflng leaves her troubles w1th flgllflflg out Buslness Math problems to Peggy Redhead Joan Hall w1lls her ab111ty to run down the hall so she won t be late for class to Janet Waldau Barbara Harvey w1lls the book How to Gam Vw e1ght 1n Ten Easy Lessons to Kathy Waldau June Henry w1lls to Dlan Glbson Tune s ab111ty to remaln falthful Bonme Hessler w1lls her ab111ty to get 1nto muddy dltches on foggy ralny nlghts to anyone stupld enough to dr1ve when they cant see Betty Holbrook w1lls her ab111ty to get 1nto places she s not supposed to be to any Homemakmg III g1rl who goes to Cornell next year June Howard w1lls her ab111ty to fllld a way to get out of school to Patty Wellwood CKeep up the good workl Barbara Hurlbut and Martha Wall1s w1ll the1r ab111ty to share a locker w1thout gettmg the1r books mlxed up to any two glrls who Want to try lt Evelyn Johnson w1lls the noon hour park1ng space 1n front of school to anyone who can get as much out of It glck Jones w1lls h1S ab111ty to stay unattached and Stlll remaln popular w1th the glrls to Chuck Brlen Pearl Kresmger w1lls her place 1n Drlver Educat1on to anyone who 1S good at dodglng thmgs Phyll1s Larkln w1lls her stralght ha1r tmost of the t1meJ to any Jumor g1rl that would l1ke It Ralph Larkln leaves Marllyn Souva to h1s cous1n Rance Johan Lehtonen w1lls h1s ways wlth the glrls to D1ck Jerrett Frances Lewls w1lls her ab111ty to keep the w1ndows closed 1n Englrsh to Jean Cronk .Phyll1s Lord w1lls her seat ln Geometry whlch she has retalned for two years to anyone who wants a worn out cha1r Sandra Lunman w1lls her ab111ty to be able to have such a cooperatlve Student Councll partner to any Junlor glrl who feels she can do as well Sharon Mack w1lls her ab111ty to keep out of trouble wh1le 1n the darkroom to Peggy McLa.ughl1n Leona Marsden w1lls her ab111ty to drlve the Bulck next year to Mane LaR0ck Charlene Meeks w1lls her g1ft of gab to a quret Junlor June DeLong Donna Meeks w1lls her Monday Mornmg vacatlons to anyone wfho can get away wtlh rt Bob Moore w1lls h1s connect1ons 1n the office to anyone who th1nks he needs It gharmam Morton w1lls her r1ght to dr1ve to chool nearly every day to Martha uts a long walk? erry 30 Walt Hanlon wills his study halls to anybody who likes to sleep. . . . . S ' 1