New Berlin Central School - Crest Yearbook (New Berlin, NY)

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MARY WOOD Life is very short and very uncertain - let us spend it as well as we can. NAME IEAN ACENOWR DON ACKERMAN HM BROWN DAVE BROWNELL RICH BUTTON DOUG CAMP STAN CRANDALL STUE CRANDALL BOB ELLIOTT JUNE FAIRCHILD GRACE FITZGERALD LES GILBERT SHARON GREGORY ANN HANSEN DICK HARDY TOM HENDRICKSON RON IENKINS JOAN JOHNSEN ROSE LEBENICK KATE MEYERS ED PERRY BILL PHELPS WILMA POTTER IUNE SALONY IOAN SAUR NANCY SAWYER DAVE SPICER MARY IANE WHITACRE DON WILLIAMS HAZEL WILLIS MARY WOOD DATE of BIRTH February 7, 1936 February 28, 1936 January 27, 1936 March 9, 1936 October 27, 1936 November 18, 1935 July 2, 1936 July 2, 1936 August 17, 1935 June 20, 1935 January 8, 1935 January 16, 1936 May 22, 1936 June 7, 1936 June 11, 1936 July 15, 1936 July 31, 1936 June 26, 1935 September 5, 1936 February 24, 1935 October 2, 1937 September 23, 1935 April 17, 1935 June 26, 1936 July 8, 1936 January 31, 1937 September 21, 1935 November 17, 1936 June 29, 1935 October 30, 1936 June 15, 1936

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MARY JANE WHITACRE Nice to look at, nicer to know, DONALD WILLIAMS Al1 great men are dyingg I feel a little ill myself. HAZEL WILLIS Laughter is her best medicine. 11 xi 4

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Senior Class Prophecy Through the magician's hat that we have borrowed for this occasion we will for a few minutes step into the future, We see: Jean Acenowr as an Interior Decoratorg we knew her art classes would do her some good. Don Ackerman as president of the United Statesg his talking finally got him some- where. Jim Brown as head of the No - Accident Insurance Company, we see that his home life has influenced his vocation. David Brownell as a successful underwater photographer. Dick Button and Les Gilbert as the Co - Owners of the largest dairy farm .in the state. Doug Camp as Chef at the Waldorf. Stan Crandall as Editor-in-Chief of Lift, the man's magazine. He .is using ex- perience gained while Editor-in-Chief of the Optime '54, Stuart Crandall as president of the Bank of America. His job as treasurer gave h.im experience after all, Bob Elliot as leading veterinarian in the state is doing research work at Cornell. June Fairchild happily married with two children. Grace Fitzgerald as square dance instructor for Arther Murrey Studios, Sharon Gregory a sergeant in the Women's Marines. Ann Hansen a superintendent of nurses in a Brooklyn Hospital. We knew she'd get back to Brooklyn someday, Dick Hardy as father of ten lovely girls and superintendent of a large grocery store. Joan Johnsen as the head of Moss St, Riding Academy. Ron Jenkins as a forest ranger sav.ing many forests from disaster through his brave efforts. Rose Lebenick coaching the National Champion Hockey Team, Kate Meyers as a successful homemaker and very happ.ily married at that. Ed Parry as a strong man in the Barnum and Bailey Circus, Bill Phelps as a pro-basketball player on the American All-Star Team. From all we've heard he has a great future, W.ilma Potter as a farmer's wife. June Salony has followed her brothers' example and joined the marines. Nancy Sawyer as a secretary doing very well in the big city, we also hear she's not doing bad with her boss. Dave Spicer as president of the We'll Get You in the End Morticians Association of America, Mary Jane Whitacre - Happily married to a soldier. We won t mention any names. Don Williams as a thriving politiciang his ability of evading an issue, finally got him somewhere. ' Hazel Willis - Married to a millionaire with a Magnolia and all the other servants she needs. Mary Wood as a physical education teacher. Joan Saur - After spending the past ten years in a rest home after writing this masterpiece, the writer has decided to give up writing and get married.