New Stanton Consolidated High School - Stantonian Yearbook (New Stanton, PA)

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CLASS PROPHECY Tuesday, .Tune 12, 1970 Dear Diary, - Today as I went to get my dress at the Modern Miss Dress Shop, I found Carolyn Bisping is a dress designer with Anna Mae Shetler as her seamstress. Together they produce divine dresses. She informed me that Frank Mough is a Rear -Admiral on the U.S.S. Cabot. Carolyn has married Dick Capozzi, a member of the St. Louis Card- inal Baseball Team. Ronald Mellinger and Dennis Kish play for the New York Yankees while Ronald Cramer is a Brooklyn Dodger. Monday, August 3, 1970 Dear Diary, - When I took my car to a. garage to have it checked I found Donald Shifko and John Schwartz to be the mechanics. Donald told me Paul Hill is a truck driver and stops there regularly. He also told me that Maur- ice Kimmel is a carpenter and that Elec- trician Donald Shetler recently wired his home. While I was waiting, I spotted Paul Sager who is in the Army as is Dick Raf- fensperger, Saturday, Sept. 5, 1970 Dear Diary,l Iwent to the airport to meet Frances' Spr- inger whohas just flown backfrom a Texas Vacation. The pilots on her plane were David Poole and Avrel Pickford. While we were talking to them, they suggested din- ner. We went to a new dining and dancing hall in Pittsburgh. There we met Jerry Stoner who is an Industrial Engineer, A member of the Trio providing the music there was William Smartnick who has be- come quite famous with his Accordion, Bill 'told us that he recently saw Lyle Smith and George Nelson, both of whom own large far ms. On our way home Frances told me that she and Nancy Proctor are telephone operators. Thursday, Oct. 22, 1970 Dear Dairy, - At a dance last evening, I met Nancy Schrockwho is asecretaryat the new Tex- tile Plant as is Judy Harrold. Roy Cope who is employed at the same factory is doing well, He told us that David Beistelhas gained muchfame as anArtist.. Dave mar- ried Wanda Wolfe and they have a small daughter. Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1970 Dear Dairy, - While Iwas working in the office as a Private Secretary, Paul Trout walked in. Paul is now a very persuasive salesman. He told me that Gene Overly is a farmer and that Katherine Vensko is a Secretary. Later on in the day I came upon another article written by Bob Oplinger who has become a successful news reporter. Bob had written about the success of Gerald Phillabaum, a Hot -Rod Racer, who has won almost every race he entered in his neat little jalopy.

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CLASS WILL Stanton Junior High School, June 3, 1955 We, the Ninth Grade of 1955, being in full possession of sound mind and poor memory, do hereby publish our last Will and Testament: First: To Mr. Fox we leave our good intentions. Second: To Mrs. Poorman and the Teachers we leave good and bad report cards, unused book, cap pistols, water guns, and other sundry articles which caused you some concern while in our possession. Third: To seventh and Eighth Graders we leave our good times and our respect and grat- itude for our teachers, Fourth: We wish to make these individual bequests -- Dave Beistel leaves his Math, problems to Larry Ahlborn Ron Cramer leaves his strong back to Bill Mottle Roy Cope leaves his home -work to Bob Altman Paul Hill leaves his quietness to Andy Guzy Dennis Kish leaves his mischief to Warren Chellman Ronald Cramer leaves his sweet voice to Dennis Kunkle Frank Mough leaves his stature to Bill Hayes George Nelson leaves his fun making to Gerald Princeler Bob Oplinger leaves his unused books to Walter Gross Gene Overly leaves his big grin to Bob Teaters Maurice Kimmel leaves his humor to Richard Anthony Gerald Phillabaum leaves his monkey shines to Kennis Poole Avrel Pickford leaves his curly hair to Miriam Fisher Dave Poole leaves his small foot size to Lynn Price Dick Raffensperger leaves his hard work to Ray Turner Paul Sager leaves his Science ability to Charles Frye Donald Shifko leaves his dimples to Pete Barna Donald Shetler leaves his shyness to Paul Moore Bill Smartnick leaves his musical ability to the Orchestra Lyle- Smith leaves his quietness to Raymond Crouse- Jerry Stoner leaves his bright smile to Tommy Ryan Paul Trout leaves his shined shoes to all eighth grade boys Carolyn Bisping leaves her good dancing to Judy Thomas Phyllis Gallentine leaves her good marks to Joan Overly Nancy Proctor leaves her clear voice to Kathy Plate Nancy Schrock leaves her quietness to Beverly Draskovich Judy Harrold leaves her fun with the boys to Bonnie Sager Frances Springer leaves her pony tail to Shirley Sullenberger John Schwartz leaves his fun making to Terry Reed Dick Capozzi leaves his batting eye to Gary Mensch Katherine Vensko leaves her quiet voice to Connie Fox Wanda Wolfe leaves her shyness to Nancy Zundel N Signed, sealed and delivered this third day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five. 30

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