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

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CLASS ALPHABET Ccontinuedb R is for Richard who wants to run a farm May his life in the future never come to harm Nancy While U is for Sheldon who has hair so red will tell you he likes to be fed for the trip which we know will be fun in New York, we have to be on the run for united which means we agree But that was very seldom true you see V is for voices which were heard In class meetings when no one said a word W is for wilson and Witherell who like to go steady Whenever Joe calls she seems to be ready X and Y stand for the future years and what they hold But only time will show us, so we are told Z is for the last letter of the alphabet SENIOR MEMORIES Our hayride tha t was rained out The pecans that dlsappeared from the homemaking room Mrs Radway's honey nut fudge Moving into the new school Joe Witherell's breaking his leg during a football game The thumb tack episode in Mr Phalen's English class Plowing snow off the football field in order to play the Bombay game The boys and girls sitting separately on the bus en route basketball games The upper class boys wearing ear rings The record player balking during senior play Joe changing Mary's flat tire after play practice The time an egg made a smash hit with Leon S is . T is And as far as we're concerned you're glad we bet.

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CLASS ALPHABET A is for Angus who has wavy hair Just mention a good time and he'l1 be there B stands for Beverly, a quiet little lass, Last fall she became a member of our senior class Carolyn, Cherry, and Chevier all begin with They couldn't be any different if seems to me is for David, both healthy and strong is so good and steady, he'll never go wrong is for Emlin who in shorts is very attractive all types of sports, she is very active is for the fun we've had this year the expense of work at tlmes we do fear is for Groebler our red haired, blue eyed lass Both as a student and dancer, she certainly has class H is for the help we were given this year By our advisors who told us success was near I is a letter we can't forget Neither can we find a verse that will fit But only once in a while did we come up with honey is for Kathy, our only girl blonde dancing, we hear, she is very fond is for Leon who is both tall and lean isn't always heard, even when he is seen is for Mary and for marry as well hope her life with Bob will always be swell is for nonsense and nuisance too f applied to us, it would be nothing new is for the opportunities which are near everythlng goes right we have nothing to fear P is for the parties which were fun Halloween, Christmas, and New Year's, we missed none Q is for questionswe had to write out for class, Too often they weren't done, alack and alas' 9. D He o E In . F At ' . G - - J is for jokes, supposed to be funny a . K Of . L He . M We . N I . O . If ' .

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SENIOR MEMORIES Ccontinuedl The night the senior girls cooked dinner in the homemaking room Nancy's pocketbook playing Tarzan out of the Social Studies' room window The boys' forgetting their trunks to wear in the playoffs Mary Jedding OUR BOOK ITLES From Here to Eternityn From September to June e Jungle' Senior Candy Cabinet UT e Green Yearsu First and second graders nThe Brutal Question Have you got your homework done The Crisisn Regents Sudden Gloryn A quiet Senior homeroom uTwo Little Confederatesn Jen Costa and Penny Unz orning Journey' Going to senior English class Men Against Deathn Making your way down the hall Call Me Lucky' Joe Witherell ' eroes,Ou aws an Funny Fellows' Students of P H Call of the wildn The senior boys No Secret is Safen Carolyn Warner e Unconquered' Dave Armstrong The High and the Mightyn Cherry Matthie The Lively Omen Nancy Groebler Never Todayn Being on the honor roll 'We Cannot Escape History Need we explain? Devil to Pay' Being sent to see Mr. Turcotte So This is Peacen After all the busses have left 'The Man Who Never wasn Perfect student n HTh f h n U u nM u u nNothing So Strangen Passing regents n n 'H tl d ' . .C.S. n n nTh Q n n n . u u n n