Port Leyden High School - Portal Yearbook (Port Leyden, NY)

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M .N '1FxgEFi' Qrcfifffgs 4, 0 WPLT3 KN ' 'G DEM oeae I-Nota ? ' Q - .QQ LL--Q-'5q,4::.... All means of transportation has broken down in Lewis County so Raymond Croneiser who owns all the farms on the East Road has hitched up a span of spirited horses and is making it possible for all members of the Class of '53 to attend their twentieth year reunion at one of the Restaurants in the nKay Spencer Chain.n She really put Howard Johnson out of business. But why shouldn't she? After all, wasn't she supplied with prime beef from Adolph Kulpa's thousand acre ranch? He sure made the sandhills east of Port Leyden pay off. Among the first to arrive is Felix Kornatowski, who is now head of the Conservation Department in New York State and Redmond Wilcox who is merely stopping off for the reunion en-route to Sun Valley where he will take up his new duties as Ski Instructor. He has just developed a new ski system known as uThe Wilcox Slip.' Dolores Matuszczak came across the Atlantic with Redmond. Dolores has been designing clothes in Paris under the direction of that Internationally famous designer, Hazel Gardner Reed. We now see Nurse Catherine Scouten wheeling in Six-Star General Donald Greene who met with an accident while inspecting front line fighting on the out skirts of Moscow. ' Larry Dexter just arrived with his wife and three sons from Saratoga where he has been running the Paramutual Betting Machines for the state of New York. He hasn't missed a race yet. Arthur Scouten arrives with his family from the surburbs of Rochester where he has Just completed constructing his third suburban housing project. This latest project completely surrounds Pat and Sam's music conservatory which is now operated by the former Patricia Beck and her husband, well known as a baseball player. Bill Fraser just flew in after a very successful year of managing the very successful basketball team NThe Syracuse Nats.W B111 retired after playing nineteen years of NProN ball and is helping Sandy with the ten little hillbillies.N A glance across the table finds Sue Walsh within an array of blueprints trying to con- vince the very successful farmer Daniel Buneo, that she should be the architect when he constructs his million-dollar ranch house with a built-in swimming pool. We find that Thelma Beck is a trouble shooter for the Bell Telephone Company who has as general manager that very successful business woman, Miss Marlene Post. Among the late arrivals is Larry Ernst, Secretary of Agriculture and arriving with him from Washington is Miss Lois Farr, White House Secretary. Marion Mashaw has just arrived. She has been spending the last tpenty years in New York City being very successful as Business Manager of Macy's Department Store. Noted among other successful members of our class is the very successful housewife Jane Mangan Waite accompanied by her youngsters and husband. Bud and Jane have been living the last three years at Los Alamos, New Mexico. Late as usual we have Miss Mary Hoard and Mrs. Ellen Sackett C your guess is as good as oursi who are two very successful pro- fessional women. Mary is now Superintendent of Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. Ellen is setting up a school for the United States Government on the island of Pago-Pago. As a class I think we should thank Kay Spencer for her hospitality, Raymond Croneiser for his transportation and Adolph Kulpa for those fine steaks. As we take our own separate ways again, each is looking forward to our next reunion twenty years hence. 21

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sol ff N On this, the 23rd day of June, in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty three, We,the Hillbillies of Testament: Patty Beckleaves her Don Greene leaves his Mary Hoard leaves her the NPortalM being of sound mind, leave this as our Last Will and ability to stay with one boy to Pat Moore and Phyllis Mooney, long reach to the basket to John Reilly and Jim Buneo, ability to be to school on time to Fred Ripp and Bill Smith, Raymond Croneiser bequeaths his ambition to Steve Post, To Sharon Mooney, Thelma Beck leaves just a wee bit of her shyness, To Walter Moscicki, Danny Buneo leaves his colorful shirts, Jane Mangan, leaves her ability of finding boyfriends with cars to Shirley Stewart. She lives so-o far away, Larry Dexter, leaves his excuse supply to Paul Rocker, To Dorothy Fox and Elizabeth Farnham, Marion Mashaw leaves her Homemaking classes and ability, Larry Ernst, leaves his ability to get along with teachers to Pat McIntyre, Lois Farr, leaves her quietness to Rose Hoffman and Betty Burr, Bill Fraser, leaves his pencil and paper supply to Philip Boshart, Ellen Sackett, leaves her arguments with Mr. Royal to Mary Beck and Sally Sessions, To Darlene Rocker, Felix Kornatowski leaves his 'huntingn compass. He also leaves this to Raymond Borden, To Rosemary Post, Catherine Scouten leaves her ability to ask silly questions, Adolph Kulpa leaves his 'barn Dance' schedule to To Sandy Chase, Sue Walsh leaves her art ability Arthur Scouten, leaves his road-map to Gouldtown Dolores Matuszczak, leaves her co-operative ways Redmond Wilcox, leaves his ability to wiggle out Bill Korman, so that she can draw a breath, to Fred Cole, to Colleen Hall and Pat Keohane, of rash statements to June Reese and his brass to Harry Walsh who is so-o shy, Kay Spencer, leaves her ability to make conversation to Jenny Mclntyre and Helen Moshier, Marlene Post, leaves her yes and no smile to Shirley Belknap and Betty Lustyik, Hazel Gardner, leaves her 'sway' to Mary Cox and her nblonde hair' to Nancy Riley. zo!

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,, x . AN, 4 Z ,N . Thelma sweet and shy, here's a gal you don't pass hy. en so quiet, Who'o have would grow up to be such a riot. i Home- Wide eyed Marion s making major, A good wife she'll make, that we'll Wagf,rl Fgality' Here's our Arthur with f1nd'gi11y, who his curls, handsomer likes to go than ever isn't he girls? Steady. Ill g Artist and dreamer of our , Susanne Walsh is quite a lass. She is poised with- out a fear, when Dolores talks we all draw near. - Q 1 Y K ' 'N 'UV ir , A , . 'J ? As still as the night is little Mary, A nurses cap, she soon will carry. I 1 Redmond started young We 5991 A big talker and skiier to be,