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

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CLASS PROPHECY It IS the year of 1964 and as I am strollmg down Broadway I suddenly runember that this is the night for Ovrd s Class of 1954 reunion. I hurry down the street turn left and step mside the Waldorf Astoria the prearranged sue of the meeting. As I am ushered tn I notice a tall dark handsome fellow lookmg very lmportant and I mqture as to h1s tdamty It seems that this is Eugme Wrlson my old and distmguished friend back at Ovld His overvdtelmxng gift of gab has gamed him hxs position as Master of Ceremonies here at the Waldorf I place myself at a secluded table behind a palm tree and proceed to watch the entrance of all my classmates Gale Excell the first to enter looks stunmng ln her new sarong At school she had been so qtuet and refuted it s shocking to see her go to the dogs You can plck up her act tn any tavern tn the New York area There s Sylvta Conkling always the runt of the class But wait she s grown up and that sign on her back says Fat Lady Ringhng Bros Don t look now but that was B111 Wiswell who Just came m I understand that he IS the proud owner of a well known Mrlwaukee Co That gentlemanly young man who just walked ln IS none other than Sandford Covert Always the ladxes man rn school he s contmued to tnterest them by selling lingerte Here comes mystic excxting and starthng The Great McGuire the fortune teller at Coney Island followed by h1s frtmd Barbara Hawklns whose racket seems to be a Lonely Hearts Club There s Sonny Halsell wrth a smart remark for everyone to hear His love for the North encouraged h1m to move to Alaska where he is happxly engaged in a dogsled agency what have we here? A ptous looking fellow xf I ever saw one. Oh it s Bob Gnswold prac ucmg h1s latest sermon You knew he became a missionary to Indo Gllna didn t you? I hear some talk going around that Ovid has a new subway system. Shirley Carson was named head conductor Here s another news bit about Ovid You may vaguely recall the burnmg of the Franklm House Well Jrm Covert couldn t stand to see the place run down so he bought tt and flxed ll up pretty swanky It dtdn t do any good though it burned down again Now there s a ptcture of health Bob Chatelle popularly called Shapeless He s certainly outgrown that name. He was selected as the wmner of the Body Beautiful contest who on earth ls making that dreadful DOISB9 You might know lt sJoann Brownell. She makes the rest of us feel like two cents Just because she s the star on the Grand O1 Opry We hear that Caywood is growing into a metropolis largely due to the efforts of Dick Poth and h1s Hot Rod Ftx xt Shop From those surroundings we hear also of a proyect known as the Bar M Ranch Its sole owner Martm Marsh is moving over here now to give us his VCISIOII of 'howdy Even as I speak I hear shrieks of delight and immedtately I know that Tiger' Russell the protector of the weak champ1on of the free, IS being welcomed Tiger is using his strong arm tacucs as a pro football player with the New York Giants That distinguished fellow tn the Naval uniform is Donald Conkllng who signed up the day the Navy came looking for suckers err new seamen, He walt right to the top and is now Admiral oftheSwiss Navy C and P 72 cn u on age I0 v . , . 0 n r n 1 r I u r Q o a v s 0 n . . , . 1 n e U ' I I 1 o u I 1 1 , . . . . a ' o . . , . , . . . , . v 1 -' v 1 I o , . 0 a . - . , . - ' n . . . - , a r - , . n o . . . o r - . . . . ., 0 9 1 a I ' ll lf l I 9 n - cl gt a . . , - o ' I . - . . ' o I I I Ol o ' as D n , 1 9 9 o a n 1 U a

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..a....-1, lil if web FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gertrude Clark, Frances Stahl, Maureen Keady, J'oanBow- ers, Jeanette McDonald, Joyce Sanderson, Joan Fitzsomons, Ann Harding, Priscilla Hatch. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Edwards, Shirley Hayes, Nellie Goslicki, Marjorie Wilson, Elizabeth Fish, James Brodnicki, David Albee, Mary Lou Auble, Pat Smith, Yvonne Riegel, Ann Duncan, Ellen Dann, Linda Cockrell, Marilyn Marsh. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Donald McGuire, Wi1liamHa11ett,GeorgePemberton,Roger Austin, Peter Depew, Paul Gary.