Northeast Bradford High School - Nord Est Yearbook (Rome, PA)

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CLASS PROPHECY The year of the class reunion is 1982; The setting for the gala event is a really big - T.V. show. The name of this show is What ' s My Line With a handsome Master of Ceremonies; Why, it ' s the top literary man of our class, None other than VICTOR SORENY. PAT FIELD is on the panel, She was always especially neat, Now she is a dress designer; Field’s Frocks cannot be beat. MARLEAH UPHAM is also a panelist; Tonight, she is a special guest. She digs up dirt for the gossip c olumn; And they say it is the best. And also with us Is the man who predicts the potato yield; It ' s TOM SINK, Sect ' y of Agriculture; He ' s always outstanding in his field. GARY THOMPSON is on the panel, He ' s especially partial to blondes. You should see how trim he is; He operates Thompson ' s Reducing Salons. Signing in first is DEE ABELL; His occupation is hard to surpass He’s now an important instructor In a college cheerleading class. Here ' s ALAN GAMBLE with crash helmet, And just in case you wondered, He ' s finished first today At the Indianapolis 500. If you ' re feeling ill someday Or maybe your children or your spouse; GARY MOORE or PAUL SINK will respond to the call: Is there a male nurse in the house? RUTH DAUGHERTY has a winning smile And carries a long, long list. She helps the guests select their rooms; You see, she ' s a hotel receptionist. ALAN MCCARTHY signs in now, And he ' s a business success, we find. But just what business is he in? Your guess is as good as mine! CAROL JOHNSON comes in now; She ' s a secretary - we can see. We wonder if she takes notes best On her boss’s knee! Our next guest is GARY BATES; His experiences are rare. You see he is a forest ranger And a friend of Smokey the Bear. EDITH GAMBLE took to the skies To realize her ambition; They say she is an airline stewardess. My! What a high position. DEAN FIELDS has come a long, long way; That ' s because his course is set. He joined the Air Force years ago; Now, he flies a sabre jet. A slim trim model enters now - My! But she looks smart. Oh, we see it ' s JUDY BELCHER; She always could play the part. Our next guest you’re sure to remember; Of much he has to boast. You know him as PRESTON EDSELL, The Boston Celtics Basketball coach. Here’s LORA CRAIN with brush and palette, With tarn and smock, she looks quite quaint. But it always has been her ambition To dabble in the paint. CARL EASTMAN owns a chicken farm; For him there is no match. He always has been quite an expert On counting chickens before they hatch. CATHY MOORE has traveled west; She always was a charmer. But now she’s doing the darndest thing; Living the life of a big, big Texas farmer. Signing in now is Mr. JAMES REMICH; We ' re glad he did arrive. We ' ve just learned that he ' s been awarded The Scientific Nobel Prize. It must be time for the commercial And this one is a treat. JUDY ANTISDEL brings the word To make our program complete. She tells of a cosmetic company It is the finest, she deems. Why, all you ladies surely use BEVERLY BRINK ' S Razzle Dazzle creams. With utmost pleasure we now present Our most distinguished guest - by fate It ' s GARY GREEN, rather portly now. The governor of our state. A lovely lady here appears; Why, it ' s DEBBIE HALE we find. She is teaching in a little school. Can she make the students mind? Big and brawny RONNIE HEBBARD Is doing rather well. He joined the Barnum Bailey Circus; His job is lifting dumb bells.

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INTRODUCTION TO HISTORY - CLASS OF ’62 Every class which has thus far graduated from Northeast has placed its mark upon our fine school. The class of 1962 hopes that we have done the same. Through the span of six years we have grown to value an education. Only as mem¬ bers of high school does youth realize the perspective of life and begin to adjust itself accordingly. An indelible mem¬ ory of personal feeling toward our school will forever exist. These high school days, and especially our wonderful sen¬ ior year, are a part of us. Perhaps the greatest happiness of all is to recognize the mental and physical development that years bring about. It is easy for every one of us to recollect our trials and tribulations as junior high students. Each grade completed made us feel as though we had passed a milestone never before reached. Each year our class came back only to find school ever more exciting and challenging. Swelled heads never resulted from teachers compliments. We benefited from them. It has been a joy to know that we were recognized and treated well. In return, the class of ' 62 sincerely hopes that our faculty has been given the feeling that its loyal efforts have produced what they would term a success. HISTORY - 1956- 57 - So innocent and so young, Our fears were many; There was so much to be done. Our class was divided; No togetherness existed. Seventh grade, in our minds, will never be misty. Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Coleman, Mr. Bacon, and Mr. Carrington were Our class sponsors four, A tip of the hat for their patience galore! 1957- 58 - One year gone by - We felt we were kings And looked upon seventh graders as if they were things. Upperclassmen were our idols; Being freshmen was our dream. Alas! We were still too young to hold club titles. How silly we were We don ' t care to infer. 1958- 59 - Freshmen at last, 66 strong, Co-operation and teamyork helped us along. Our first serious thoughts and words to the future Were directed with care, For we knew that our occupations were knock¬ ing there. Our year was brightened with our first class party. Ninth grade saw Mrs. Carr and Mr. Davis as permanent Class sponsors just starting. 1959- 60 - The distance between the Seniors and us was now only two years, About such things as Physics and Chemistry, we had our fears. The work was more difficult, but nothing could surpass How we toiled and sweated in Algebra II class! Through our able teachers we learned And were transformed from memorizers to thinkers with a yearn. CLASS OF 62 1960- 61 - How the summer did change us! It ' s hard to believe The kind and amount of respect we received. What exists today, existed then: The strong competition with Seniors again. Don ' t Take My Penny and buying class rings, Plus the King and Queen Ball gave this year a real zing! With social events and two class parties Soon as seniors we would be starting. 1961- 62 - As we look over the years past, We suddenly realize that this is our last. The accomplishment and satisfaction make us glad, But in a small, undefinable way, we ' re sad. The work, the glamour, the splendor, have come to an end; Now in life ' s work, time we will spend. Senior pictures, senior play, senior this and senior that, Money-making schemes made the treasury fat! Of all year one thought left its mark; That is, We can ' t wait for our Washington trip to start. Class day was a blast, to say the least, And the class party was sort of a feast. In unison we ' ll all agree That this year was the finest to go down in memory. Baccalaureate and Commencement, which mean so much. Offered the grand finale, the final touch. Dates: WASHINGTON TRIP - May 24, 25, 26, 27 CLASS DAY (NIGHT) - May 29 BACCALAUREATE - June 3 COMMENCEMENT - June 7

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LINDA PARKS - the home economist, Always did sew a fancy stitch. Right now she’s teaching a cooking class, (Wonder who licks the frosting dish.) Next comes LARRY HERBERT; Director of the big brass band. He was always quite a tooter; Come on now, let’s give him a hand. A registered nurse is signing in now; Why, it ' s PENNY CASTERLINE. In completing her vocation She has spent much worthwhile time. LLOYD FOX, a very shrewd hunter Killed a bear, they say with a dart. Today he’s as famous as Davy Crockett Remember how he got his start. BARB CLEARWATER and EDNA YOUNG, Joined the Women’s Army Corps. Don ' t they look trim in their uniforms? We wish that they were more. FRED MOSCRIP is a man of the world Who has met with many foes. But have you heard of his biggest accomplishment? Selling refrigerators to Eskimos. VICKY EDSELL still loves to ski And has joined a water show. She’s featured daily at Cypress Gardens; Gee, I wish that we could go! BILL FULLER owns a Roller Rink; He always has been fond of wheels. It really doesn’t matter much If they ' re skates or automobiles. ROSE MARY McKERNAN is the star of his show; She skates from morn till night. She twirls around on just one foot; It is a thrilling sight. RONALD WANDELL has a snap of a job; So we see, just the best. He sleeps all day on a comfy mattress; That’s how he gets his Beauty Rest. JANICE MORGAN is one who ' s changed; She was quiet as a mouse. But now she’s entered politics: She’s the first lady Speaker of the House. ROBERT WILMOT is still squeezing apples; Guess he ' ll always be the same. We heard he destroyed all the evidence Before the Revenuers came. An interior decorator is signing in now, It’s SUE VANDERVORT so we see Her fine work is widely known, Even by Jacqueline Kennedy. CARL SMITH is entering now; He’s really in the dough. We’ve been told that he’s a writer For the new Red Skelton show. Of Lady Basketball players There’s a lot that can be said, But JANE ROBINSON is heading our list; She ' s a California Red Head. Next to come is DICK TAYLOR Complete with geetar and toupee. My, how the girls did faint and swoon; He was the Presley of his day. RUTH SAMPSON is such a happy gal, She chuckles more than most of us. But just in case you laugh too much She operates Laugh Anonymous. ” A well-known writer now appears, Oh, it’s RICHARD WHITE I see. For he ' s the author of the book, Success in Life as a Bookie. DONNA KIPP has a worthy job; She is an X-ray technician. She ' ll take your picture any day, If you get in the correct position. A lady truant officer now appears, Yes, it’s SHIRLEY POOLER - She surely keeps those kids in school, They just can ' t seem to fool her! Now that we’ve come to the end of our show, There are others who helped in the production. There ' s LUCILLE ROCKWELL who works backstage Preparing the guest for their introduction. Another important man we find Is working in the control room. As you might guess, it’s DAVE LaBARRE; Does he tell them to lower the boom! LUCILLE WELCH and MARGARET SMITH Are writers for our show. Without their thoughtful help Our program wouldn ' t go. Now we ' re all invited to a party Immediately following the show, Where we can chat with one another And tell our tales of woe. We ' ll renew some old acquaintances And may shed a tear or two; But we never shall forget the days, Of our Senior Class of ' 62. t