Newark Valley Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Newark Valley, NY)

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GLASS PQOrn eV KvOUtlHU8d, After tae nunber w s ove v t mf Q t room to mite a letter Slnce I was too lazf to write lt nvself r FJ or D e tary and was lnfor d that amon t os fron who I could choo e were Violet Cobler, LaVerna lunch and Bet y Sews d classnat s of mine After the letter wa written I tu ned on t e ra lo to et he a es rews A soeclal news b oadcast lnforn m tb t the Ya e had won the orld Series, with Emerson Avery and Tony K r the ay stars Th next mornin I ran uoon Vary Jean Smith who wa returning from a university in S A She informed me that she had won e scholar shlo in hlvh school and had been takin? advanced wor for the oast fev Daoers to see w at h d haooened to the rest of our classn tes mhe first article which attracted our attention was an announce ment of tne marriage of Sally Simmons It seemed that he vas volng to quit her job as a medical secret ry and marry Shiner h r Der ennlal boyfriend As we glan d trrouvh the v rlous items about defens worm, noticed that arlan Sherwood and Soohie .asoer are l A in this branch assisted by their secretary Julia Luszczen Julia said nBe1na a secretary is a cor in good job but Next we notl ed the picture of a beautiful new plane that had been desirned by Norman Lawrence Duane Tarbox, and Kenneth Saddlemire The article said that Janet nG1b' Purole would cult her job of breaa ing men's hearts to take a Job as air hostess on the olane, while fary doward would become the stewardess llliam Wade, noted modernlstic agriculturlst was one of the oassengers on her maiden voyage 4e went on to read that Helen Cook had accented a Job at Cornell as a Soanlsh teacher mo says beauty and brains don t mix? In the travel section we discovered that the well :nown erey hound bus driver, Douglas Sobblns, had been awarded the honor of driv ing the first 1952 Greyhound between Binghamton and New York, and that o his first trio Helen Saxby, noted organist, would be a oassenger On the women s page we found a news item say ng that Gertrude Cobler nd Mae Harvey had accented jobs at New York University as homemaking teachers Just before we put the oaner away we noticed that nRedH Haecaer has a position as teacher of ohysi al education at uortland Normal and that Ed Kenyon is a leading chicien farmer Then, as Mary Jean and I said good bye I waxed from my oleasant dream I've relived my dream w ile I've been telling you about it s I sit here now thinking about Une dream and all of my classmates th t I have met nsp1r1tually,' I wonder if they are really as I pictured them. I wonder . Gordon Champney Caided and abetted by?J 19 'N'?':lf1 I1 - A .- - 1 f a- r, I ren to 5 -ta e a 'Y' , - , 3 . l,, ., I a.Q f a s cre- . ' me . g h e M - 2 - I s V , . . u d C ,F --a 1 1 6 . . . s . ., r ' h d 5 t . lot t . v . s, r d s ned e .a U nie s , t .- Y . ' H ' H 'aspe , I d , s . 9 . A LL . . L , .I S , , Aa A. K Q s - 1. . 1 A . H . J Ii . 1 J 11- .0 H ' ' years. Mary Jean and I spent the rest ol the day looking through tne . - A Q 8 I D - u El . .L L I - . . . . . . . sn : M U H II . a r --.e , - - . ce , C . a ' e ' we ll . V! . L Q X. - - A . I , V 1 o 1 Q , I I 1 u X , I .......... , I fi o 5 1 - - I 1 - V - . 1 A L' ' LY V L A ... . 'V 4. L .. , , . 1 ' ' 1 v. I - A . I A H '1 s 1 L A. - n , . , I 4 v A , J.. Q YY u Q . A . . A . I - A 4 1 A 5. L 9 .- I . . . I 1 - , - M . Q . A, ' 9 - a

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Semor Class Prophecy One cool evening in September, 1952, as I sat in my der eating a late lunch before going to bed, I happened to glance upon my class picture as I got up from my comfortable chair to throw another log on the dying fire I took down the picture from the mantle, and started looking at the familiar faces As I began to reminisce, I soon felt drowsy and before I knew it I was asleep In my dreams I boarded a ship piloted by Leonard Ball the male genius of the class of '42 Surprise of surprises' The first person I met was the President of the U S Harold Bradley accompanied by his private secretary, Twlla Kleda I noticed that he was drawing something on a sheet of paper and as I looked closer I saw that a pic ture of an automobile was gradually taking shape on his makeshift easel Seated next to him were George Wheeler and James kuttall two big business magnates From the looks of J1mm1e's wife I should say e was a magnet I glanced down the deck and saw Dorothy Apolovich Knee Rejmerb and Helen Kowal Later I found out that since Dorothy's husband was ln the army, she and her upaln were taking a little trip I'll bet he had to give plenty of accordion lessons to pay for the trip they took As I did so, I noticed it was loose I called the steward, who, to my surprise, was Warren Harding, and asked for a wrench When he re turned and tightened up the chair, I observed that the wrench was from the 'Perfection Hardware Company owned by Robert Spencer Since I felt a little seasick, I went to the ship s hospital and was attended by three charming nurses Dorothy Dennis, Betty Howard and Dorothy Lacey Since my child was sick also, I was directed to take her to the ship s child nurse charming Norma Cortright While Norma gave my child some milk of magnesia, I saw that the medicine on tke ship had come from Myott's Pharmacy Say' I wonder whatever be came of Helen? To while away the time till evening, went to the library and picked out a book written by Julia Klima and Lillian Robbins That evening after I had read the book, which was most entertaining I went to the Beauty Salon after my wife While I waited for her, Ina Mix, the famous beauty culturist, told me that the rooms on the ship were designed by that noted interior decorator Isabel Kilbourne After my wife Joined me, we went to the dance floor and had a charming time dancin to the music of 'Champney's Champs This big name band featured fred Budney at the clarinet with the vocals by Marion Allen Included in the band were Gloria Baldwin, pianist, and Mae Gaul As I inquired further about Marion, I learned that she was soon quitting the band to get married And Judd had been Champ's best friend' Well, her husband is sure to get a lot of veterinary business from Mar1on's father An way Champ seemed to console himself pretty well with some of those g amorous S A senoritas He always was favorite with the ladies The band struck up a fast number and out on the floor stepped two professional dancers As I looked closer I recognized Ruth Bridges as one of the dancers. I wasn't surprised, because she always had been 'aces' on a dance floor 18 O o u--' ' A h ll ll: . B I soon became tired of roaming the deck, and sat down in a chair. n I I W . I - -- 0 I . ! is ' . y , . . . . 8

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v unior Class Mrs Paulus First row I Bakeman J Warner B Bender B Barden D Keane E Tarbox Second row E Gardner V Fedorowicz B Collum B Hinrichsen D Galoin Mrs Paulus H Simmons H Lewis R Cole J Goodrich Third row S Okrepkie V Spencer H Beebe A Jewett H Niznik G Royce J Good rich F Norris Fourth row R Harter Z Rosinski E Soule H Saxby G Yaman D Marshall J Lawton A Kulikowskl H Vanvorce R Gregrow C Munch D Ballou JUNIOR HISTORY The class of '43 began its freshman year by pouring into the rooms of Mrs Chamberlain and Nr Loomis We were now important freshman, and the first five letters of our title certainly sulted us We began our year by electing the following class officers president Donald Galpln vice pres ident, Marlon Fisae, secretary, Rosemary Harter, assistant secretary, Law rence Grant, and treasurer, George Yaman Our class advisers were Mr Fancner and Mrs Goodfellow During the year we had two parties which every one enjoyed During our sophomore year our class officers were president, Richard Ballou vice president, Elwood Mathewson, secretary, Rosemary Harter, Treas urer, George Yaman That year we had only one party We were beginning to calm down and prepare ourselves for our taxing year as juniors and seniors This year our class officers are president, Helen Simmons, vice president, Donald Galpin, secretary, Betty Hinrichsen treasurer, Helen Lewis Ve had one class party, for now that we are serious upper classmen we have had no time for more Our class dvlser is Yrs Paulus Helen Simmons 20 : . , . , . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . , . , . , , . . . . . , . , . . : - , r - 1 - 1 ' I - 9 - 1 - ' 2 . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . Fifth row: D. Benjamin, G. Ball, J. Delaney, B. Bartlett, B. Grant, C. Rice, R. Ballard, . , . 1 . . 5 Q A . , L . C , Q - - . H U - g -L . A . - - - ' I