Panama Central High School - Rockette Yearbook (Panama, NY)

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UML E, THE Class of 1944 of Panama Central School, being of sound mind do ordain and establish this, our last will and testament, revoking and making void all former wills and testaments made by us and providing for the disposal of our worldly possessions in the following manner: To- The Junior Class .,,,.....,..,,,, Marvin Carlson ....,,,,.,....,,.. Lester Wevers ....,.., ,,,,,.... William Sweeney ,,.........,,,,. Joan Senske .,,,.,.. Barbara Sanford ,r,.r,....,,,,.. Daphine Connor ,,,,....,,,,.... Alec Perkins ........,, ,,,...... Marilyn Munson Helen Wozowicz Margaret Perkins Harold Johnson.. Wayne Senske ..,. Roger Harkness-- Marilyn Buttonw Leona Ecker ,,,,.rr. Roy Hamilton ,.,, Fred Eggleston .... Marie Lerow ,,,,,, Doris Eckert .,,.., Miss Brown ..,,,,,, Mr. Johnson .....,v, All the knowledge that we as Seniors hope we possess. Marty Crowe's sophisticated manner. Don Sturgesis ability to get aroundf' Livonia Donelson's graceful manner. A little of Gert Osborne's height. Hazel's ability around boys. Shirleyls pigtails. Harvey's marks in Chemistry. Ruth Keller's flaxen curls. Charlenels place as star on girls' BB team. Someone to take Johnny's place. Mary Rider's Latin pony. Helen's marks in English class. Dick's place in sports. Margaret's shy manner and quiet voice. Fayne's place as blues-singer. Some of Donny's avoirdupois. Norm Swanson's glamor. Evelyn's happy-go-lucky attitude. Some of Perk Wellman's excess vitality. All the history books we Seniors have misused in the last four years. Another dollar to bring the financial standing of the Junior Class up to the Senior Class. Miss Munger .......... ,........ A nother class for the Senior Homeroom. Arthur Osborne Ruth's dramatic outbursts. Roger Crandall ,,..,,......,.r,.. Marty's multi-divided billfold. Mr. Bartley ........ Mr. Leffingwell.. Roland Dole ....,. Howard McN1tt ...s..........,. Mrs. Geneva Johnson ,.... Mr. Morse ....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Mr. Mark ..,,..,...,.,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, Carpenter's square for measuring his Corners. Chain of noiseless keys. Soap box from which to deliver his orations. All-purpose corridor pass. A key to the office. List of mail-order matrimonial bureaus. Charles Atlas's Muscle building course. In witness whereof, we, the Class of Forty-four, have subscribed and affixed our seals this 26th day of June, one thousand nine-hundred and forty-four. Senior Class of ,44. 15

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Ffwpfhwf June 27, IQS4 Dear Diary: I've just had the most wonderful time! I attended a reunion of the Class of ,44. Every member was either present or sent his regards. We en- joyed being back in our old hometown! Don Sturges was a returned air hero and of course the center of feminine attraction. He is now employed as a designer at Lockheed. Fayne Ecker would not stand the drudgery required by her husband on their farm at Lottsville, so she now croons for convalescing veterans over the NBC network. Harvey Martin had found a way to trisect all angles proving that Mr. George Johnson's theory was incorrect. Charlene Sturges is teaching physical education and has a world- famous girls' basketball team. Margaret Graham is head secretary at the White House. She has combined a happy marriage with a successful career. Don Rider is a retired Army General and is noted for having led an invasion through Europe. Ruth Keller, who joined the Waves immediately following her grad- uation is now Hlling the duties of a wife and mother. Martin Crowe was star fullback on the New York Giants profes- sional football squad this season. Shirley Wellman is the Hrst woman director of the New York Phil- harmonic Orchestra. Evelyn Ralyea arrived in a rocket plane of which she is the pilot. The same trim little Livonia Donelson is an airline hostess on a pas- senger plane which makes daily trips across the continent. It can still be said of Priscilla Wellman that she is the life of the party. Dick Crosby is a promising baseball professionalist for the New York Yankees. Gertrude Osborne is a charming hostess in the Hotel Waldorf- Astoria in New York. Helen Boss is teaching History classes in Panama Central School. Norman Swanson is a sailor on the sea of matrimony. Jarvis Ireland has taken jimmy Duranti's place on the Camel Radio Program. His witty script is written by his wife, Margaret. Mary Louise Rider is Superintendent of the John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. I was glad to be back in this country with my old friends after sev- eral years of rehabilitation nursing in foreign lands. Good-night, dear diary, Hazel Terry. I7