Prattsburgh Central High School - Franklinite Yearbook (Prattsburgh, NY)

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SENl0R CLASS WILL we the senior class of 1957 belng of un ound body and weak mlnd d hereby leave these var1ous and valuable attrlbutes to those who are lucky enough to follow us Buck w1l1s h1s speed and ab1l1ty 1n basketball to Clark Dav1s John w1lls h1s abllity to get along wlth teachers especlaaly ln Aner1can Hlstory to Goph Pat w1ll her ao1l1ty to get 1nto trouble and out ava1n to Mary Jane Brush Curt wills h1s abllity to entrsnce and audlence wlth a speech on safe dr1v1ng to Ricky Van Amburg Gene w1ll h1s pleasant agreeable personallty to Bonlta Wawrzyk Nancy wllls her bloodth1rst1ness to Frances bilia Sh1rley w1lls her abllity berg Jean w1lls her ab1l1ty to Betty wllls her permanent Barb wllls her abllity to to say what she's thlfklfg to R1Ch8Td Kllne w1n the Poder Puff Derby to Bob M1ller seat at Antler's to June Platt get along wlth the army to Sandra Dygert Larry wills h1s ab1l1ty to bake a layer cake to Wayne Dlnehart Joyce wllls her abllity to act to Sandra Jensen Carole who has so much of everythlng w1lls her plea lngly plump flgure BOHDIG Babcock and her sunny d1spos1t1on to June Platt Sh1rley Jensen SENIUR CLASS PIWPHECY Bates was voted by 'ood Housekeeplng Magazlne the most henpecked husband of 1967 Daugherty Chalrman of the Democratlc Party 18 maklng stlff competltlon foruPretty Boy N1xon Finley Pat 1F her years of tB8Ch1Hg has evolved a plan Dur1ng the summer V8CRt1OH she 1B a model for Powers, and 1n the vlnter a model teacher wlth powers Fulwood had hls hands full ln one he's try1ng to manage Fredd1e's athletlc career 1n the other your lelsure Gutow 10 years later Horton Has more than he's br1ng1ng up lO llttle Fulwood's Vhat do you plan ter tlme, Curtis? and Gutow 1S stlll run xng Runnlng from what? Work, of course! fulfllled her youthful dream oi b6C0m1Hg a pllotg She was the flrst person to land on the moon Come back, llttle Nancylw Jensen Mrs Efflclency of 19671 Sh1rley keeps house w1th one hand and trlps +he light fantastlc wlth the other Kuslowski After V1S1t1Hg Japan Jean has changed her Op1H10D about Japanese women and 1S now a gelsha glrl 1DStrUCtBr and pretty, tool Shults Barb 18 ma1nta1n1ng her record by hav1n at least one 'hamourg a year The latest no 10 15 really the all American boy! Snyder Larry has really done what many s oak of, but few accompl1sh he has 11terally set TIVEFQ on flre to solve tU9 flood problem Vhy d1dn't ome one think of that before? Walrath So far Joyce and ve have toured fne greater part of the US on a bicycle bullt for two! And agr1culture 18 now safe! WICKS Tlny 1S Stlll 100k1ng tor a man she can bull doze That doesn't seem as though lt would be so hard, does 1t7 Gentlemen do prefer blondes, we hear 911' FINLEX S , , 0 e a A e . S W . . Y . . Q e e S e . . . 1 A A r- ' H- e e Q . . . F - . K Q e , ' s to 0 - J , o - A . ,-.- . - . . . . . 0 J . . . . . 1 e I ' 'll 'u . ' e -. ' e A -. e ' 9 - . . . . . 7 , Y gg . O ' - ' . e . , I S - TNQ ,, ' J . . . . . , ' A ' 9 A . o

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E l0R CLASS HlSTORY Th1rty e1ght started f1PSt grade under the guidance of M185 Flaherty in 1945 They were Norman Bates, Claire Bramble, Bobble Brewer, Lewis Canfield Earle Chapman, Kenneth Clark, Fred Clayton, Wayne D1D6hBPt, Gene Gutow, Lester Hoose, Roy Hunt Pwnmn LaRue, James Mishler Richard Murphy, Elmer Polmateer James Ou1gley, Larry Race, Fred Snlth, Larry Snyder, Leo Socola James Tears John Weaver, Clifford N1lSOD, Elizabeth Canfleld Jessle Chrysler, Joyce Clark Janlce Glbson Nancy Horton Sh1rley Jensen, Judy Love, Margorle McLoud, Fran ces Potter, Barbara Shults, Deanna Stryker, Shirley Thompson, Marilyn Trench ard, Barbara Wheeler and Jeannie Wlng In the spring of that year Pat Flnley and Carole N1CkS Joined them Durlng the years of school many joined and left our groJp Those who came and stayed are Betty Lewls and John Daugherty 1D the fourth grade, Jean KUS10WSk1 and Curtls Fullwood in the fifth grade, and Joyce Nalrath in the nlnth grade In the th1rd and flfth grades we put on ChF1StmBS plays for the students of the school My, but we were great actors and actresses! Our flrst great adventure was the class trip to Roseland ln the elghth Just had to spend it on all the breath taklng rides, lots of hot dogs ca y and 1ce cream at Roseland Agaln 1D our freshman class, we took a tr1p to Roseland whlch agaln reduced our treasury completely In our sophomore year we sold statlonery and felt l1ke real salesman, Really we probably had no lnfluence on people at all We also Jolned w1th the freshman to sponsor the Freshman Sophomore Dance, our first b1g money making feat In our JUH10T year we took life easy and did the whole sum of nothing Now at last we are Senia's We started the year oif well by obta1n1ng a good proflt from our mBg8Z1D8 campaign On November 16, 1956 we put on the annual senlor play Our play was Amerlcan Passport Boy we found out that lt takes hard work to learn those part?-O est thrlll of our hlgh school years was our trip to New York 1D May We stayed at the Edison Hotel hav1ng the tlme of our l1fe Carole Wicks OLLV Ylfd G, Ffycvtlv Grade, X' 715 Cf'uff57Lma5 owprue e 2 A A , . I I .I I I Q Q , , - a V - , Q Q , I 1 ' grade. Since the small class treasury was burning a hole in our pockets, we . -. . N , nd , 6 - A J. .v 1 - . . ,

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E l0R CLASS PLAY On the evening of Friday, November 16, at 8:00 PM, the senior class under the direction of Mrs. W. B. Merritt, presented a play, 'American Passport' by Dana Thomas. The play tells the story of the Hamilton family, their interest and involvement in quite radical politics and their gradual awakening to both the real responsibility of an American citizen and the meaning of our American traditions. Ed Hamilton ----------------------------- Norman Bates Louella, baby of the family ------------ Joyce Walrath Judy, the older daughter ---------------- Nancy Horton Dick, the son --------------------------- Larry Snyder Sybil Jennings, in love with Dick ---- Patricia Finley Bertha Hamilton, the mother ----------- Barbara Shults Bill Wilson, a catch in any season ---- John Daugherty Aunt Jen, Mr. Hamilton's Aunt ------- Lucy Ann Limberg Mrs. Schwartz, a neighbor --------------- Carole Wicks Mrk Craig, father's employer -------------- Gene Gutow Director --------------------- -------- Ruth S. Merritt Stage Manager ------------------------- Curtis Fulwood Assistants --------------- Shirley Jensen, Betty Lewis Chairman of sounds,etc. --------------- Jean Kusiowski Make-up committee ----- Barbara Shaver, Joyce Ringrose .df HWl6V!CdM GSSPOV 165 V .5 15,