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

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CLASS WILL Because we believe that we are all of sound mind and in full knowledge of what might happen, and because we believe that quality makes up for quantity, we the class of 58, bequeath to the class of 59 the following: Sally Cool leaves her school-spirit and pep to Carol Austin, Shirley Cool and Sandra Excell. Believe me, she has plenty of it. Joyce Jordan leaves her ability as a waitress to Eileen Smith. Use it to your best advantage, Eileen. Elnora Vargason leaves her Elvis records to Joan Wilen, crazy, man, crazy! Donna DeGraw leaves her talking ability to Jimmy Wilson, Albert Nivison and John Murphy. Bob Voorhees leaves his one-armed driving to Dick Foxx. How about that, Shirley? Jim Maguire leaves his large vocabulary to the whole Junior class. Do you think it will help them, Miss Edds? Joan Miller is giving the Interlaken road to anyone who wants it. Any bids ? Loretta VanRiper is leaving her love of chemistry to Jim Webster, Francis Carpenter, and Duree Brown. Richard Compton leaves his ability in history to Jimmy Rice and Larry Poth. Barbara Cole leaves her shorthand notebooks to Judy Westervelt. Can you use them, Judy? Carl Post leaves his English oral book reports to Eugene Maleski. Do a good job with them, Gene. To Richard Jacot we leave the whole shop course. Get to work Dick! Flora Bailey is giving her quietness to Sue Widell. Hope to see you talking up a storm, Sue. Carol VanVleet wants to leave her blushing ability to Joan Swick. Carol doesn't want it anymore. Yvonne Clark wants to give the road to Interlaken to Judy Cusimano. Do you want it, Judy? Sandy Tanner is leaving chorus and Mr. Jacoby to Gloria Hayes. Barbara Robinson and Edith Twist are giving the fun and frolic they've had throughout all their school life to Sally VanRiper and Jeanne Shannon. Henry Bramanti is leaving some Spanish for everyone. That's all we need. John Mannix leaves his good times in English class to anyone who can handle them. To the Well, Well, Well boy, Phil Hernon,and his chief Donny Chamberlain, we leave a standing membership in the A, A, Glub Glub. To Joe McDonald, Doug VanScoy, Jerry VanRiper we leavethe No. 1. Have fun boys!!! Nancy Maher leaves her clean upstairs locker to Shirley O'Connel1. O. K. Mr. Kopp? Since Sandy Gugsy Brown had so much left to her last year, she is leaving and taking it all with her. After four years of this class we're sure that Mrs. Ditrnars will be glad to see us go, but to her who has patiently guided us with care through our last four- years, we leave eternal peace and quietness after our departure.

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CLASS PROPHECY Zooooom. We have landed our autorock and are back at our Alma Mater. It is the year 1968, and time for our class reunion. As we walk through the portals , we see before our eyes someone who looks VERY familiar. It's Mrs. Ditmars, our advisor for four busy years. Who's this? Carol Van Vleet, alias Pinkie . She now has assumed Ripley's occu- pation and has written her own BELIEVE IT OR NOT. Here from Detroit is the designer of family rocket-cars. Because of Harold Haw- kin's designs, everyone now has a runway on which to land his autorock . Flora Bailey has been mighty busy. She's chief cook and bottle washer for her little family of three sets of twins. Now hear this. It's Donna De Graw, announcer for that early morning show, Wake Up, Little Susie , on station D-I-V-O-. Do I hear music? It must be our star vocalist, Loretta Van Riper, from the Met. Here's Johnny Mannix. He's married twenty times. Don't worry - nothing scandal- ous. He's now Justice of the Peace. And who is this doll we see now? Why, it's Elnora Vargason, famous model of MOGUE Magazine. Nancy Maher, the real hep cat of our class, is now the proud owner of her own record shop on Be-Bop Boulevard. Now, here's the Argentine millionaire, Dr. Henry Bramanti, who now runs his own hospital in Argentina. Here comes Doralee Flossie Nightingale Langley, head nurse at Interlaken Hospital. CNow why did she go all the way to lnterlaken?D Yvonne Clark, Nancy's able assistant in her record shop, is an accountant. She not only helps Nancy keep track of the money, but also helps her spend it. Here comes that there Carl Post, who is now English Professor at the Ovid Academy. Joan Miller, advisor to the local Lonely Hearts Club, has arrived. She now writes a syndicated column. lt's Bob Voorhees we see now. He likes history so much he's out making his own. CHistory, that is.D Sitting over there in the corner is Joyce Jordan, writing her own campaign slogans. You know, of course, that she intends to be the first woman governor of New York State. The other gold dust twin , Sally Cool, has arrived with her own adopted children. She goes in for social work in a'big way. Sandy Brown really stepped up in the line of success. She's now secretary to the President of the United States. She got her training in Mr. Kopp's office. Edie Twist has been over in Germany all these years looking for her Kenny. He disappeared with a cute little Fraulein, so she heard. I see Jim Maguire has raced to the top in the racing business. And right behind him is Dick Compton, the star of Jim's new Dare-Devil show. Here's another inventor, our own Sandra Tanner. She's thought up a wonderful gadget for the kitchen that you can get in any color you desire.CWhatisit? Everyone's wonderingj Fresh in from Arizona is Barbara Robinson. She's a nurse now, helping others as she was so often helped while in high school, Here we have the refreshments for our reunion fresh from Barbara Cookie Cole's Bakery Shop. Well, it's been a nice evening and maybe ten years from now we'll come back again to our Alma Mater. Sponsored by: NICHOLAS ALOI Cortland, New York