Minoa High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Minoa, NY)

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CLASS PROPHECY As we call on the Senior Class of 1952 ten years from new, we find -- Judy Carney babysitting for her and Genie's children. Her babysitting practice wasn't wasted after all. jerry Carhart is running his own Dairy Farm as well as running a large family. We can't see the wife clearly enough to identify her. Kat Force as a head nurse in a hos ital. The couldn't trust her with the atients so she ives Y Y P v 8 orders now! Rita Bargabos joining the Air Force to be near Lorenie. Isn't love grand! Stuart Wilhoite as a great star in Hollywood. Guess whose place he took? None other than HOPPALONG CASSIDY'S. ' Lucy Steele as a famous gypsy fortune teller, just being married. Stanley Nash in the hospital done up in bandages. The Stock Car Race was too much for him. His wife will do the driving from now on. Mary Vona dancing in a night club because she couldn't make up her mind to settle down with Dave. She took the hard way out. Dana Wells giving Arthur Godfrey lessons in flying jets in his 'spare time. Imagine! He went to M. H. S. Rita Kippley as a housewife and mother of Don's seven boys. What happened to the career? Robert Mekkelson running his own orchestra except when Bonnie orders him around. He is now teaching junior how to play the tuba. Leonard Ring having trouble discouraging Marge from running for President. He would much prefer a quiet, peaceful grocery store. Violet Bargabos running her own cafeteria but it is closed -- food poisoning. Charles Witt, a bachelor, has turned to writing encyclopedias for a profession. joe Gorgoni now the owner of a beauty shop in Hollywood. Victims -- models. Marilou Freytag as a nurse in a space rocket. What patience she must have. Shirley Courcy as an assistant photographer. Imagine how the pictures look. Bernard Gallery now digging graves for a living. He's also digging his own. janet Brownell as a grandmother. She doesn't have time to knit anymore. Bernard Gerthoffer practicing prize fighting, much older and unrecognizable. Midge Sternberg as editor of the New York Times. She sure learned a lot from, being editor of our junior Paper. Tom jones as a great doctor in California. He specializes in surgery and in treating his patients from the aftermath of an operation he administered. Douglas Philo a famous printer for Minoa High School. Those year books will sure be a big success now. George Spendle with his own Dry Cleaning Business. Mr. Goodsell is now his faithful servant and delivers George's clothing for cleaning. Ed Sutfin employed as a farmer. However, his wife insists she help him in the management of it because she knows how to economize. jack Barrett now reclining in Florida. just imagine the size of the farmer's pension he must be getting. A retired farmer at 28!! 1

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FIRST ROW: C. Rolfe, K. Rickett, G. Betts, M. Angus, J. Granish, L. McDonald, E. Bailey V. Adams, D. Sweet, L. Prentice SECOND ROW: C. Harrison, S. Gray, K. Hunt, S. Cranston, B. Bennett, J. Eggert, M. Mclntosh J. Hart, E. Dahlin, R. Kraft THIRD ROW: R. Sherwood, C. Zion, R. McGann, K. Schlosky, D. Dunn, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Kearns, M. Joyce, C. Harrison, J. Sutfin, J. Burington, B. Decker. ABSENT: T. Neis, R. Spier, K. Vollmer, R. Bilby, B. Campbell, J. Carveth, S. Fox, S. Kingsler B. Meyer, J. Moynihan, P. Sturick, B. Walters I I KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: M. Pearse, B.Ostrander, R. Dempster, D. Rank, L. Craver, T. Costello, J. Boehmer, R. Pollard, D. Pollard ' ' SECOND ROW: S. Benack, P. Budzielek, V. Witt, L. Ashworth, P. Kyser, M. Wibbe, K. Crobar, B. Fleming, B. Vedder, V. Kellish THIRD ROW: E. Sheldon, L. Ratliff, G. Pickard , FOURTH ROW: B. Ostrmder, C. Elliot, J.Worfel, S. Horsmen, M. Platz, Mrs. Kearns, Miss John- son, A. Kopp, G. Garmom, S. Taffner, K. Riley, J. Grant ABSENT: R. Nemeti, C. Taylor, J. Sturton 'IR

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