Ovid Central High School - Ovidian Yearbook (Ovid, NY)

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2 Here come some more celebrities. That s Roy Helander, conductor of the Ovid Phil- harmonic Orchestra. He is with Virginia Mathews, his leading soprano. In private life, however, she is just a housewife, but Roy is one of Ovid's most prominent bachelors. Let's visit those two ladies sitting at the center table. I wonder who they can be? It's those two famous hat designers from Chicago - Barbara 1HopperJ Withiam and Beryl Schaeffer. They are in New York to display their styles in the Fashion Show of 1956. Why is that ma.n over there near the entrance eyeing us so suspiciously? Oh - I recog- nize him now. That's I. fHooverl Edwards, Chief o the F. B. I. He has to look over the crowd to see if there are any suspicious characters here. Standing beside him is his con- fidential secretary, lean Dox. She holds quite an honored position. Guess whom we have as one of the guest speakers tonight, none other than that famous woodman and fisherman from Canada: Merle lBull's-eyej White, who will speak on The Dangers of Hunting and How to Guard Against Them. Ssh. The Master of Ceremonies is trying to get our attention. It's time for the speaker The program says that, Barbara Clarke, the great reformer, is going to speak on ' 'The Evils of Cokes a.nd luke Boxes. 21

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CLASS WILL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Seven, being cifessund mind and body fmostly bodyl do hereby draw up this last will and testa- First we wish to sincerely thank the members of the faculty, who have put up with our pranks and misdeeds so patiently and to assure them that we be- lieve that they are safe from such as us for at least the summer vacation. Ann Morrissey--leaves her waistline to Elva Iacoby. Bill Latimer- -leaves his football uniform to Bobby Dox. Jimmy Bradley--leaves his basketball ability to Jay Fritts and Billy Schramm. Beryl Schaffer--leaves her height to Audrey Cassidy and Muriel Gahn. To Ross Laughlin, we leave nothingg he already has Phyllis. lean Dox--leaves her musical ability to Phyllis Jordan and Seward Brooks. To Arthur Lynch we leave a brokendown car that is always having engine trouble To Alan McLaughlin we just leave the science room. Jane Gatens--leaves her quietness to Teresa Kaiser and Kathleen Stahl. Barbara Clarke--leaves her brilliant mind to Ruth VanVleet and Beverly Bro- kaw. Mickey Carroll--leaves his height to Richard Harding. To John Maleski we leave nothingg he has everything. fHow about it, girls?J Joe MacDonald--leaves his little brown derby to Herb McCutchion. Jean Nicholson--leaves her funny side of life to June Russell and Helen Lochren. Bill VanNostrand--leaves his car with the dented fenders to Walter Springsteen. Bill Latimer leaves his good humor to Paul Munson. Bill Tripp--leaves his problems on Saturday night to Leroy Swick and Irving Stevens. Ronald Swick--leaves his mechanical ability to Lewis Moore. Sally Williams--leaves her jokes to Ann Simpson and Ruth Herrala. Virginia Mathews--leaves her quick temper to Winifred Iermings. Roy Helander leaves the office of president in the F. F. A. to Howard Lincoln. Merle White--leaves his boldness to Edwin Smith. David Hayes--leaves his ability with women to Edward Beardslee. Iean Sweet--leaves her ability to study to Barbara Lane. 23