Parishville Hopkinton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Parishville, NY)

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Prophecy continued rumored that he won the last election not hy kissing habies, but by kissing the female members of his constituents. We see the former Miss Marion Cary coming. She has with her her four children. Marion has lost none of her ambition throughout the years. It seems her children do not keep her busy enough, so she has opened up a tailoring shop. Marion's oldest son seems to have inherited some of his father's musical ability and is entertaining Louise. Mr. Clark Trerise is next seen coming. He has with him some of his work to show Louise. This will probably be very entertaining because Clark draws pictures for the Esquire Calendar Company. Miss Beverly Witherell is coming with Clark. She is one of Clark's outstanding models. She got her start when she won a local beauty contest in Parishville. After that she won the title of Miss America. It is rumored that she and Clark are secretly engaged. We see Mr. Malcolm Wilcox arriving at the hospital. The Cleveland Indians were able to get along without him for awhile. He is the manager of the team. He is the former manager of a nationally famous basketball team, but he seems to find base- ball more profitable than managing the All Star Parishville Five, Miss Loraine Witherell is next seen arriving at the hos- pital with...ten....no twelve children, to visit Louise. Gra- cious, are they all MISS Witherell's children? Oh, no. Loraine now teaches in a nearby grade school and she is taking the children over to entertain Louise by putting on a play for her. Mr. Arnold Strader is still down in Hollywood where he has been residing for the past few years. It seems Arnold was afraid to come up because he thought he would probably be mobbed by his many fans. Mr. Strader just received an Oscar for his recent appearance in A Kiss and A Miss. Louise is being attended by Dr. William Richards. Dr. Richards is a great surgeon. He studied for sometime abroad. He is now head physician in a large hospital in California. It was very fortunate that Dr. Richards arrived when he did because he found that Louise did not have a broken leg, but just a sprained toe. She is immediately released from the hospital, although she is warned that she will have to be careful in the future, especially when driving while trying to tie her shoe.

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Mistress of Ceremonies: Miss Gillette 1951 Junior-Senior Prom Prince: Arnold Strader Princess: Marion Cary King: Gilbert Daby Queen: Jane Christy