Port Byron Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Port Byron, NY)

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DEMONT, DAVID Between track awards and being the Rock and Roll king, his feet are always on the go. Our blushing future Marine does wel.l in Chemistry without opening the book . . . No free nights . . . a basketball star and a fine tenor. lx Qi DONOVAN, M, JOAN YL47 A very active cheerleader who makes up in noise . for what she lacks in size. Outstanding Senior Spanish student. Knowing that she has a secret ambition, we are sure that she will succeed in all she endeavors. i 'x p ff, . ,'iKs,f DOUGLAS, .T AMES if One of the most popular boys in our class, Jim 'gy ' is in choir and has attended Boys' State . . . Thurber enthusiast. If you can't reach him at Montezuma, try 1 Ann's Pizza House, he's sure to be there . , . Last resort, try home! my K' EMERSON, RUTH W' Active in sports, Ruthie came to us from Weeds- C, port . . . Popular will all. . . Although she has a lot of brothers, she still blushes when fellows arearound. GABLE,CAROL A good Homemaking student who spends her spare time cooking and writing letters . . . came to ,is from West Higi in her Junior year . . . Good luck to YOU Cand the Navy.D GAY, PERRY Ku' fiddle . . . His singing talents won him trip tm 'all- Maiv all your troubles Cgirlsy be small ones. The tallest one of our class, Perry pla a -cool State , , , Look for the iuiusual from our Perrj . . .

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5? 1 F'7 BURKE, BARBARA Came to us in the 6th grade, again to the Secre- tarial Department. She is a member of choir and cheerleading squad. Barb's real quiet, but be aware of those shy ones. CAREY, SANDRA Our only red-headed girly her interest is in the Navy . . . her favorite past timeis roller-skating . . . she makes good use ofher Homemakine knowledge. . . Bon Voyage in the future. CROSBY, SUZANNE Suzie, the gal with the ringlet . . . active in all sports and a true guide in our Yearbook . . . Best of everything to 1-'ou in the futureg we're sure that YOU will go far with your ability to supervise. 10 til ALCOCK, REBECCA Roller skating occupies her social life. Her knowledge of Chemistry will be a great aid in her future ambition to become a nurse, May your success be everlasting. BATTRAM, MARGARET Although she is quiet and shy, her personality is far reaching . . even up North. Her future as a medi- cal secretary looks bright even though she also excells in art. If the boss samples her cooking, she'll have a boss at home rather than the office. BRAUNIG, WILLIAM Little Crosely f red stop light 1 Bitty-boo and Billy-boy . . . has a gift of gab, but the cat gets his tongue in English Class . . . Best of luck in the future and may all your cars be small ones. 3 X xpfist'

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fa? Q J' ACKSON, JANET Like her twin, ,T an will soon enter the bonds of matrimony . . . drives Rich's Chev . . . Although she is quiet, she never refuses to offer her assistance in the time of need. JENNER, MARIAN A pretty blonde and rather quiet, Marian spends most of her time singing and playing her guitar . . . Marshlands' loss will be Godfrey's gain. KOLCZYNSKI, CHESTER The red-head who started our class off in the right direction . . . Upho1dstheKo1czynski tradition of being a star athlete , , , Watch it Chet, maybe Arthur Murray will get you yet. HELMER, LORETTA The Queen of our Junior Prom and rightly so . . . singing and cheerleading occupy her spare time . . . always willing to lend ahelping hand . . . She plans to be married soon . . . Best wishes to her and con- gratulations. HOWELL, SANDRA The uncertain girl of our class . . . shehas a different GUY each week. Buffalo is the present station. She's the Queen of Spring Lake. May all your walks be short ones. HOS KINS, BURTON Some boys have trouble in securing a car, but our Burt has three . . . our happy wanderer, always in M me the halls, neverinclass . . . sk:i11fu1 in Shop, but seems J to have troubles with blondes.