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

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CLASS WILL ROXANNE BACKUS w1lls the privxlege of becoming a Backus to Judy Newton BETTY BEATTY leaves her charge account at Jack and B1ll's Diner to Janet Waldeau fl-Iope she can pay the bill l NANCY BELLINGER wills her ab1l1ty to get and stay on h1gh honor to her Bruver Shuck ' DIANE BLACK wills Jap Magnuson's ' s1ze 11 sneakers to any Jumor they fit NORMAN BLOSS wills h1s successful ' physlcs experiments to D1ck Darrow ALMEDA BOOTH wllls her nerve pills to Al1ce Schnelble THERESA BRILL leaves to Gerr1 M1chel all her old worn out math papers BOB BROWN w1lls h1s posltion in band to Tom Cleveland JIM CHORLEY w1lls h1s sympath1es to Frank Spohn for he needs them JEANIE CRANER w1lls her Maybelline k1t to Norma Kranz JEAN CRONK w1lls Tom Cleveland the presldency of the c1ub and the rlght to get bored KATY CYBATER wills her ridmg ab1l1ty to Mary Mowry JOE CZAJ AK w1lls with much grief h1s basketball umform pos1t1on and a pa1r of stllts to F1fi Phelps JACK CZIRR w1lls h1s power and self control to Bill Dav1es LARRY DAILOR leaves all h1S tra1n1ng rules for sports to Jolm Evale JUNE DELONG w1lls her locker No 13 to anyone who isn't superstitwus STEWART DEMAR w1lls his locker to any Junior that wants to hoe it out SHIRLEY DEXTER w1lls her abllity to hand m Engl1sh book reports at least s1x weeks after they are due to Carolyn Wise BARBARA DINGS wills her ab1l1ty to take shorthand at 120 words a minute to any Jumor who thinks she can do better RONNIE DRUCE wills h1s seat in history class to any Junior that l1kes to catch up on his sleep second perlod JANET DUELL w1lls her ability to spend half the time fthat she IS homey on the telephone to Ann Martens JOHN DUELL wills his ab1l1ty to get dents in his car to Sleepy Druce ROGER FRANSECKY w1lls his vast collection of Jokes that never get laughed at to any Jumor with enough nerve to tell them DIAN GIBSON w1lls a bottle of Bufferin for the next fawayy Lowv1lle game to Helen Waldeau ANN GLENISTER w1lls her long hour sleep on noxsy Bus 34 to 'Georgxe Porg1e ' Jerrett CAROL GLENISTER w1lls her M1ss Mex1co t1tle to any Jumor lucky enough to rece1ve lt CHARLENE GLENISTER W111S to Pat Russ the ab1l1ty to remam smgle DAVE GRANDJ EAN w1lls all h1s noon hours wlth Mr Hollands to Tom Searles BERNIE GRANT w1lls what is left of h1s '55 Ford to W1ld W1lly Becker BOB HAGER w1lls h1s backroom seat 1n history to Eddle McLaughl1n KEN HALSEY w1lls h1s seat 1n Fam11y Relatlons to any Jumor who l1kes to talk OMA HALSEY w1lls her ab1l1ty to beat Mr Ba1ley to lunch to Sally Peck DOUG IRWIN w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to have an empty gas tank and a car full of tlghtwads to Pete Palmer 30 I ' I c . BARBARA DIMON wills her pe-rsonal 100-day school calendar to Judy Delaney. 1 a ' u o ' .

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CLASS PROPHECY YEAR 1978 The newly developed rocket Super X Plus Nine soars toward the moon piloted by Major Charles W11son USAF The chief passenger E H P1erce on his long des1red vacatlon relaxes 1n h1s newly acqmred army surplus suxt When the rocket lands he grasps his copy of Chauncer's 'Canterbury Tales trlps over the landmg ladder and falls headlong 1nto the arms of the newly elected Mayor of Crater No 1 J M Mowry Standing by is J M 's campa1gn manager Theresa Brill As he IS escorted to h1s space limosme by Commander of the Moon Patrol James Chorley and his wife concert planist Charlene Glenister he notices W1l1y Ruby at the controls On the way Mr Plerce dxrects the question Is this really green cheese I'm standing on? ' to Norman Bloss and Ron Druce directors of the Department of Agricul ture Alan Keech and Harry Piotrowski are restrained from a session of fist1cuffs on Main Street by Policeman Harold Miller and Stewart DeMar who hurry them off to the Crater No 1 Municipal Jail where the Ace Construction workers David Lawrence Ed Park hurst Orlo Spencer Sal Orlando Gene Smith Ronald Woolson David Grandjean and Russell Knight are working vigorously on the new wmg Peering through the bars are Jack Charlie Czlrr famed1nternat1onal spy and Gene Johnson notorious Jewel th1ef Acrossthe street is the quaint Ye Olde Teahouse of the Moon Ins1de he sees proprie tors John Duell Larry Dailor and Bob Hager serving tea and fortune cookies to Nancy Bellinger Janet Duell Roger Fransecky famous ham actor and his buddy the one eyed one eyed flying purple people eater and decides to jo1n them for lunch After lunch he cont1nues h1S tour w1th a V1S1t to the Lunar News where Ed1tor Margl O'Mara and Asslstant D1ane Black and Ken Halsey are desperately trylng to get the ed1tion out on tlme One of the outstand1ng features of the paper is the lovelorn column Dear Jeanie' written by Jeanie Craner Chlef reporters are Deborah King Almeda Booth and Shirley Dexter Inthe office he finds the secretarles Peggy McLaughl1n Pat Wellwood Mim1 W1lts1e Betty Beatty a.nd Judy Walsh wh1zz1ng off their usual ten words per minutes Once again outside he turns left at Moonbeam Ave and stops at the Interplanetary Social Relat1ons Buildmg There is a long waiting line in front of the Marriage Lxcense Bureau lncludlng Bernard Grant and Oma Halsey John Marshall and Carol Glenister Llnda VanNess Betty M1zgala Jean Cronk and June DeLong w1th four unidentified male characters Down the hall he chats with D1an G1bson Alder Marriage Counselor who shoes him the local chapter of the lonely hearts club with 1ts presxdent 'I'helma Mattonen and charter members Roxanne Backus and Betty Keough Next on the 1tmerary are the old ruins of the Olympic Stadium Out front he spies Ray Rurey paintmg a new SIQI over the t1cket booth where Barb D1mon Barb Dings Katy Cybater and Nancy Lollier are tak1ng t1ckets After an unsuccessful crater Jump Nate Mack is assisted off the f1eld by Barb Pxerce girl nurse Adding to the color of this uncolorful event are cheerleaders Joe Zep Czajak Doug Irwin and Jap Magnuson Glancing at his sun dial Mr Pierce decides seeing that he ca.n get no rest here to return to h1s quiet Engl1sh classes at M A C S On the return trip he discovers his travelmg companionis to be TJ1tske Postma mterplanetary exchange teacher Reopening h1s treasured volume Professor Pxerce settles back to enjoy the trip back to Earth resolving never to return to Crater No 1 JEANIE CRANER ROGER FRANSECKY 29 1 ' ' ' 1 1 . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 - 1 v ll ' ' 1 1 . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . 1 , 1 . . . . , ' .- - 1 . . 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . H . . . . . 1 1 1 - . .. 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . - .. ..-. , . . . . 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 1 . . , ' l I 1 1 . , . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 . . . , 7 1 9 . . ' , A 0 I 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 1 1 ' 1 . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . .. . , . 7 S . .

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CLASS WILL QCont'dJ EUGENE JOHNSON w1ll gladly gwe up some of h1s ha1r to Mr Plerce fI'm sorry my presence made you so upset J ALAN KEECH w1lls h1s number 60 football sh1rt to anyone lucky enough to find It DEBORAH KING w1lls her 1ntell1gence 1n hlstory to anyone who could posslbly use It RUSSELL KNIGHT w1lls h1s swlmmlng abllity to Allen Gelbel NANCY LALLIER w1lls her old books to her brothers Frances and Stanton CHope they have better luck w1th them than I d1dJ DAVID LAWRENCE w1lls h1s wavy ha1r to Lou1e Gates NATHAN MACK w1lls h1s football sh1rt to Coach Rector BARBARA MAGNUSON w1lls her front seat 1n assembly to Helen Waldeau QAlso the bumps and brulses she got from trylng to get lt J JOHN MARSHALL w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to eat a double lunch everyday to B1lly Cole GLENDA MATTONEN w1lls her Presley records long telephone conversations and connec tlons 1n Fulton to Ruby Crandall PEGGY McLAUGHLIN wills her perfect attendance record ln h1gh school to anybody who can keep It up HAROLD MILLER w1lls h1s place ln the park1ng lot to any boy who can beat a teacher to BETTY MIZGALA wills her great stature to Jane Newstead JOHN MOWRY w1lls h1s brushcut to Wayne Mullen MARGARET O'MARA leaves her ab1l1ty to slng loudest and most out of key on the spectator bus to Mary Tompk1ns SALVATORE ORLANDO w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to get along wlth the g1rls to Jack Farrell BARBARA PIERCE w1lls anythmg you thxnk she can w1ll because she can't thmk of anything to w1l1 HARRY PIOTROWSKI w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to enter through closed doors to Glles Powell TJITSKE POSTMA leaves her free pass to basketball games to any Jun1or who can't find the prlce WILLY RUBY w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to drxve to school and be late to John Hamer RAYMOND RUREY w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to talk 1n Earth Science to anyone who thinks he can get away with lt GENE SMITH w1lls all h1s Moose lunches to Louxe Gates ORLO SPENCER leaves h1s cute l1ttle sldeburns to Wayne Mullen LINDA VAN NESS w1lls her ab1l1ty to be score keeper for the basketball teams to Sherry Van Ness JUDY WALSH w1lls to any deservmg secretarlal practlce student her secretarlal duties for M1ss Battles PAT WELLWOOD w1lls her 1rrespons1ble ways to Nancy Gxck and Carolyn Wise fIt'll take two of them Q CHARLES WILSON w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to burn rubber in second to Bob Stone in drivers' train mg class MIRIAM WILTSIE w1lls her second hand alarm clock to Karl Wlse so he can make up that ent1re five m1nutes RONALD WOOLSON w1lls a new broom to next year's semor play state manager 31 . I 0 I I it. EDWARD PARKHURST can't will anything: he needs in au.