Onteora High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Boiceville, NY)

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Q While working on my homework the other night, I sat back and started to think of what the future holds in store for the Senior Class of 1956. I fell asleep and had this dream. I dreamed that I had entered a cave in ancient Greece and heard a voice. The voice was from a Delphic Oracle Wh0 prophesied the future of the class. He told me the class was going to have a lot of successful and worthwhile people. He also stated that the future men and women from our class will grow into respectable citizens of the country and their own towns or communities. I see Howard Biegler vaguely out there in a mist. Oh, wait, it is clearing and there he is, sitting at his desk with the sign '4Manager of Business on his office door. In his spare time, he's the original playboy. usailing, sailing, over the bounding main - Ahoy there! Look at Walter Baughman. He says, 'cIt's a bachelor's life for rne. Navy, here I comell' Along the dock come Dan Berggren, Robert Myers and John Schoonmaker resplendent in their dashing Navy uniforms of blue and white. Bob has just come back from circling the globe in his leisure time, while John is home on leave, sporting a real gone outfit from Mexico. Dig that crazy mixed up shirt! Rosalie Jones has become a corporation lawyer for I.B.M. Kevin Eagen is her boss. Ball-point pens are cheaper, now-a-days with Robert Aley employed at Wanamakerls department store. They are now eleven cents. Bob lures people to his counter by singing about his wares, he is training to become a popular crooner. Remember Walter Etz? He prints bigger and better newspapers since he has returned home to Germany. Mary Jackson and Stephanie Cange have just graduated from nursing school. Mary immediately