Roeliff Jansen Central School - Ro Jan Yearbook (Hillsdale, NY)

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F E A T U R E S

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CLASS PROPHESY by Al 'rm P Fox ET us do some crystal gazmg 'md dls coxer a few secrets which the future holds Flrst we see Henry Heddeshelmer Hank has gone 1nto the entertain ment world For the con xenlence of hls fans and the lnconxenlence of his credltors he has changed hls name to Hendrlcs Henry Hendrlcs and H1s All Glrl Orch estra Murxel Baumert always wanted to be a department store buyer She has gained her deslre m a way at VS oolworths new 5 an 10 cent store Hlllsdale Fred Rogers has gone lnto the chlcken buslness on a llttle farm between Hlllsdale and Craryvllle Fred has developed a bnrd that lays three eggs '1 day by crosslng the wh1te leghorn wxth the WU bald headed eagle Jane Meslck has reallzed her ambxtlon to marry lnto the army Ah yes I can see her now snttlng proudly beside her unlformed husband helpmg hlm peel potatoes John Mettler studled anlmal husbandry at college became a vetermarlan and open ed a pet shop ln New York Pedlgreed pooches and pecullar pets from poll parrots to pmto ponxes partlcularly pleasant playmates for petxt plp L squeaks Pompoons po 95: lglhf LX, lxce dogs pert pomeranl ums pmcher pupples peekenese poodles pussy cats porcupmes pralrle dogs and pole cats It seems that each class has 'fi some nurses ID the Hudson lg, 91 Hospltal Mary Edxth Rocker has become a lady 1n whlte Albert Tyler IS tearlng hls red h'11r out over h1s latest manu scrap He IS worklng on h1s latest mystery The Bloody Murder Case o Who Kllled Cock Robm Cllfford Campbell has follow ed up hls natural ab1l1ty to act and 15 on the stage ln New York Clty Vltalya Ambrose became a worklng glrl after graduatmg from busmess college and now lyouxe guessed ltl she has mar rlcd her boss 'N JW' cv' 26 Illushufmns by Dom DARPAH Betty Blass went to business school and has a Job teachmg typ mg and shorthand 1n the new Hlckxllle Hlgh School Ah Barbara Srmth Yes her name IS stlll Smith She lS rapxdly becomlng an old maid as she knlts away the hours I XISLIBIIZC Guy Hunt slttlng behlnd a huge desk Guy IS part owner of Hunt FlSh and Trap the largest tooth pxck manufacturers m the world Margaret Hllpertshau ser bought a large plece of land ln Boston Cor ners and has started a Dude Ranch Her long lost Uncle Egbert dled and left Velma Studley a fabulous sum of money She IS now one of the xdle rnch Luclle Van Deusen IS runmng a hotel up on top of the mountaxn It IS a wlnter re sort to whxch sklers come from mlles around Arthur Eason has become a teacher When last heard from Art was down ln southeastern Borneo teachmg the natlves to carry loaded rlfles wlthout shootlng them selves m the legs Pearl Perry marrled ln 1943 and IS 1lVll'lg happxly ever after 1n her l1ttle house down there xX X :li5F'5'l 0.-t Allce Pulver became a tralned nurse but she looked for the hlgher thlngs 1n lxfe and ls a hostess on a coast to coast alr llner Allen Roberts IS st1ll ln school not as a student but as muslc teacher and band conductor Evelyn Holmes IS conducting a 75 plece trmg ensemble and a mlxed cholr of 60 vonces Loulsa Dm ee IS Smlll slngle but won t be for long however because lts rumored that the cer mony wlll take place as soon as he flnlshes a P G cou e 111 typmg and tenms here at Roe Jan Ronald Neer IS tlllmg the so1l Howeve th1s 1S not hls real buslness All day he slts out ln Hudson ln the county bulldlnl, not the Jall but the county offlces for Ron ald has gone into p0l1t1CS Thora Moran has opened a restaurant Her experlence 1n the Roe Jan cafeterla has proved mvaluable John MacFarlane IIYGS ln Brooklyn Yes Mlckey rooted so hard for the Brook lyn Dodgers that the good cxtnzens ot Nortn H11lsdale tlred of h1s enthusxasm and sug gested that he moxe there Jeanne Balley has realized her ambltlon to teach dr amatxcs and dlrect her own plays She lS dlrectmg a group of local talent once called the Jlmmytown Players Margaret Bahelka lnes m Copake She has become a very actne clubwoman and a famllnar figure ln Copake soclety Marlan Shufelt has gone In for teaclnrg kmdergarten Fx L . . - .W ' Q . ' I ' f . - ff 1 Xl . I . . V . . v f X XX . l . . f l fa 5 ' ' ' rj ,Ulf U ' . ' - vgxx 5 A Y - f YY 2:3 V yd ' in I ' - -1? 'f . , h f ' ' QA .If-5 -1 we C . b I ' . I' . ' N- ' ,' K :6 . . U-flflj- lj-V City.. His Sign reads: in Boston Corners. sfillllt l T T 2 r P 1 r T ff ' -1 I l U in - -.Y Y 'I I 1 tl v ' ' U . l ' . . ' ' ' ' 04110, X, U r .. Y - . , 1, l Q . V - r 57 T7 . - ' h ' . . . K1 Alia ' ' I ' A ' ' ' ' ' - HW ' x h , ' v l . ' . l K K. - f 4 A v ,' . . ig .xffyf ' ', rf 1 - . ' ,-

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