Moravia Central High School - Echoes Yearbook (Moravia, NY)

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Xlxe were tmbntuous mel wanted to see more money eomrng rnto the treasury The Sophomore Drnee tel dtnees stttronery slle md blke sales were all smeessful but our Qophomore plly llmer 1nd the Ioxebug w is proelueed under drffxeultles bee luse at the llst mxnute om Ry rn who htel one of the lLlLlII'1g, roles beeamf ull so Dlrlene Greenman rexel her lrnes In sprte of all the hard work and effort of the elst and drreetor Mr Nrekerson we lost to the Freshman C lass Our unror year found us rn study hill wlth hir lyfurray and Mr Wfhlteman as our Adxrsors Fleetron of class oftrcers eonfronted us once again and we elected Jeff Hewxtt for Presrdent Ired Wfard Vlce Presldent oan Ryan Seeretary and Paul Morse as Tre lsurer The seeond week rn September we reeelyeel our long twarted ellss rings whleh made us full fledged unrors Wfe then made plans for the tradrtronal Qadre Hawkrns Danee wrth Darsy M 16 and Lrttle Abner 15 ehaperones Our dance was a brg success Drama of Death was our chosen three act play under the drreetlon of M155 Hasseltrne rt was a rewardrng project for ey ery one concerned wrth musrc furnrshed by ohn MeNe1l and hrs orehestra Robert Steyens was kung and Mrrrlyn Stew trt our queen In the krng and queen 5 eourt were Mary Emperor Barbara Vtn Arsdtle Bud Hewitt 1nd lred XVard XVe the trred unrors after puttlng 1 lot of hlrd work lnto the flower arches took part rn the class night exerelses We all felt sad to brd our Senrors farewell but trme marehes on and we realrzecl that soon we would follow rn therr footsteps Senrors tt ltst' How we eyer made rt rs the questron rn eyeryones mmd but none the less here we are If we thought we had to work rn the past watch us now lrrst we elected offreers headed this tlme by Paul Morse Brll freeman was Vlee Presrdent Barb Mooney Secretary and lzleanor Wfard Treasurer Mrss Cramer and Mr C tmpbell were our helpful Aelyrsors Our treasury dldnt look too promnsrng for our Washlngton trlp an expensrye but unforgettable exent XVe reahzed that we must get busy The frrst project on our hst was our magazrne sales campargn Pollowrng thrs were bake sales 1 publrc dance roller skatrng partres a tea dance and Luckner the Magrcran B6'zIlIE'l or Break aa! a three aet comedy was our play of the year It was dlrected by Mrs Tylor The V I XV and the Senror Class sponsored the Chrrstmas Ball XV1nter Wfonderland w nth Bud s Orehestra and was a huge sueeess lrnally rt IS une and we frnd that rnstead of benng extremely happy at the prospeet of graduatrng we 1re a lrttle sad The same feellng of sadness followed us through Class Nlght and Baccalaureate but most of all at Graduatron XY'e haxe spent many happy days at NI C S and shall mrss all the fun we shared e ' L '4 4 'Q LU.. ' 'e .T ' , . ' x '2 'Q '. '- V' ' ' 1 nt . if ' . I L .l 1 V A . .L ' , .gn .VL . ' 5 1 . ' S : , L y ' , , ' 3 J S V , V .V Vg . s-.- Vs.-' '. . . V. LVL'a -2- 'yv ,'- f V' f 'V V L . , ' . . 2 - l - V ' - 5 I The most important event of the entire year was our junior Prom, Stars in the Nightfl L ' V VL ., A -. V' ' - V .Z V V 3 ' .7 . ' , J ' s, V , ' 2 L V ' . V. L - . , f L . - L ' . -' A l L ' ' V1 , ' 5 . , , L V .V ' , V V, ' Q ' - . 2 L I V, . -. , ' ' ' ' V V ' ' y 5 1 1 la 1' Ya ' V , ' . :' V V. , - , -. 7 . ' A V ' ' ' '-. . f . . f .. H- . ,7 , V V . V ' , . Y fa L . I A f I A A, ' - V . r. X V -A . v V A ' xl l - ' .

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z 4 I 9 1 Q I' ...Q 5'-an SENIOR ADVISORS MR. CAMPBELL and Miss CRAMER CLASS I-IISTURY In September 1951 about sixty eager students enrolled in the Freshman Class at M.C.S. In the first class meeting we elected Mary Emperor, Presidentg jeff Hewitt, Vice Presidentg Lou Nutting, Treasurerg jim Hammon, Secretary. Our patient Advisors were: Miss Doran, Miss Cramer, Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Hewitt. Early in the fall the Sophomores had their chance for revenge-Initiation. The method of initiation was changed from public initiation in assemblies to a party of Freshmen and Sophomores. In competition with the Sophs we produced the one-act comedy play, Bird on the Wing with Marilynn Kehoe, the leading lady. Our helpful director was Miss Cramer. We lost, but we thought better days were coming. A new year and a new election of officers was held for the Sophomores. jim Hammon, Presidentg Lou Nutting, Vice Presidentg Lucille Parker Ward, Secretaryg and John Romaine, Treasurer. Our Advisors were Miss Doran and Miss Cramer.

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PRUPHECY UF THE CLASS UF N55 Welcome to This Is Your Lnfe Thus IS jackne Wrlkrns your Master of Ceremomes Tomght we are honorrng not one partrcular person but a group of fxfty celebrrtles They are all graduatcs of my ovyn Alma Mater and mn fact my own class Thls IS Your Llfe Class of 1955 of Morayra Central School Perhaps the most well Lnown to the entrre natxon IS the Presrdent of the Umted States who got h1s start back at MCS as Prcsrdent of Student Councnl Welcome efferson Bud Hewxtt Bud IS ably assusted by our former Senror Presldent Vnce Presrdent Paul Morse Alrce Kenyon rs the pm ate secretary to Presrdent jeff Hewrtt It IS rumored that she w11l be the candrdate chosen to be the frrst woman presrdent by the Women s M C S Polrtlcal Party of New York Here comes Dorls Reynolds Lansdovsne who has become an expert on trayelmg abroad She has just completed her tenth yoyage around the world wrth her sarlor husband and Butch jr Mr and Mrs Wallace Burnett armed here just rn trme for thxs program Wally and hrs wrte were flown rn by PTA World A1rl1nes from apan where he IS a mls sronary The axrlme hostess on h1s plane was Mary Alrce Koons As a srdelme Mary owns MAK s Prnk Poodle Beauty Salon And here come two Sempronlus Celebrrtnes Marrlynn Kehoe and Darlene Greenman We hear they now manage the famous Lnttle York Payxllon and The Brg Top The WAVES haxe called an old Nayy fan Marrlyn McKane Marllyn has decided to make the WAVES her career What a gorgeous suntan the former Mrldred Morgan has' Mrlly Ines m Calrfornla and has a lovely famlly whlch we mct just before commg on the a1r Delegate to the U S Senate from New York State Welcome Fred Ward You baseball fans w1ll be mterested rn our next celebrnty Come nn Don Lefty Storrs prtcher for the Boston Not So Brayes You drd a wonderful job rn last years World Serres Good luck next season Perhaps you haye read some of Ruth Smrths great edltorrals She IS cdxtor of the New York Rhymes Her chlef reporters are Lmda Myers and Shrrley Wllllams Mary Emperor IS teachrng chemrstry at MCS Chemrstry always was her faxorrte subject' Roberta Buss lS the Head Nurse 1n charge of the Syracuse Medical Center and ane Prerce IS teachrng student nurses Here lS Mrss New York State of 1960 Marrlyn Stewart Gettrng her start as ueen of the junror Prom Marrlyn hopes to wm the M1ss Amerrca Contest next month Good uck We ll return rn just srxty seconds after a word from the most famous model of the Povs er s Grrls Studro Frankre Srmmons Good evenmg ex eryone Oh Im so excrted tomght to thmk that all my former classmates haxe become so famous I can hardly wart to talk wrth them at the party after we go off the alr Now here IS our emcee ackre Wrlkms back agarn Thank you Frankre The next two people to walk through the door are mdeed famous Members of the Road Trotters Charlle Bush and ohn Romame got thelr start IH pro fesslonal basketball whnle playmg wlth the M C S team A talent scout drscoy ered them and srgned them rrght on the spot Mr and Mrs Wrllram Freeman fthe former Barbara Mooney own a large ranch rn Oregon Besldes carmg for their three lovely chrldren Barbara IS prrvate secretary for the Freeman Shlppmg Co Mr and Mrs Charles Treat Cthe former Eleanor Wardj are conductmg screntxfrc re search rn their Detroxt laboratory Recently the natron was jarred by an exploslon when they were experlmentmg wrth some yery actne elements whlch turned out to be more actrve than they thought' Here comes Laura Mooney Bean co owner of the famous Bean Rrdmg Academy of Moravra Welcome Lolly' l . , . , . 1 , ' v ' ' . H I s 9 ' 3 Y ' . . . 'I l . , , . 7 Q Y ' l V ' Y 7 I l . , . J , ' ' - , . Is someone shouting You're out of order!'y backstage? It's the independent Party , , , v . ' ' ' v ' V . . . 4 . 7 I , . Q , . l . V , - , - . . , . ,, . , V . 7 , . . 7 . 7 ' I . 1 ' ' 1 I wJ . l - 7 I 'll ' , . . . r ' v ' 1 ' ' ' 7 . Y I 7 - . , .