Sharon Springs Central High School - Clarion Yearbook (Sharon Springs, NY)

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As I gaze into my crystal ball I see-------- Helen Aooold as head of the denartment of social service in 'Washington. She is now lis- tening intently to a young girls sob story of her runaway husband and three ragged children. Mrs. Gerald Keller, formerly Miss Vivian Beroff, a resident of Cobleskill, New York, knitting a pair of booties for the new arrival. Shirley Blothenburg, who has been voted as one of the too ten oersons with the mo3t beautiful hair, is now making a contract to model for Halo Shampoo. Evelyn Borst, finally settled and haooily married in her home with her six children. Her first three husbands were full of money, but her fourth is full of love. Fay Buttery as a busy telephone operator in a small Connecticut town, being kept busy in the evenings by her handsome beaux. Peggy Button, now Mrs. Carl Ullman, handing in her resignation from her secretarial oo- sition, to become a model housewife and mother on her husband's dairy farm. The former Miss Edith Graulich living near her handsome Army husband. She awakens him with a bugle, and outs him to sleeo by playing soft Hawaiian music. Norma Houghbaling married to her sailor and following him from oort to port but soon to settle down to a quiet peaceful family life. Cynthia Lorenz, who is no longer a Lorenz, teaching grace school and taking care of her own small family which consists of a first string basketball team and a cheerleader besides. Dorcas Manchester as the most beautiful of all the Conover models, modeling the newest style evening gown with the newest style hair-do. Her picture has already been featured on many of the covers of the leading magazines of the nation. Sergeant Ellen Schenk of the Women's Marine Corps drills her girls till they drop from fatigue I SHi-plans to retire soon and take uo the role of a farmer's wife. Marilyn Susi as the private secretary of one of Hollywood's great producers, luring him into her charms. By the way, Miss Susi has had a number of offers of matrimony but she has turned them all down because she is waiting for her millionaire. Beatrice Williams modeling her self-designed bathing suits in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel to win a month's vacation to the shores of Newfoundland. Doris Winnie, who is now Mrs. Marvin Priddle, wheeling her twins. Hone and Faith, in their baby carriage down the street and nulling a wagon behind her in which are seated her other three children. In her snare time(??)she uses her paint brush to work on her masterpieces of her children's portraits and scenes of her farm life, Tootie Acello, President of the Acello Jewelry Store, with his feet scrawled on a desk, talking over a business transaction with a fellow watchmaker. Bob Comins, Captain in the Navy shouting to the frightened men under his command. He spends his furlough exploring new caves all over the country. 12

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SENIOR PLAY CAS ec SEVEN TEE Dr. Allenby a dentist Eugene Van Schaick Grandma Dr. Allenby's mother-in-law Cynthia Lorenz Hannah Hawks the hired girl Helen Apoold Chuck Allenby—with a prooensity for getting into trouble—Carl Ullman Barbie Allenby his sister Evelyn Borst Janie Allenby another 3ister Ellen Schenk Billie Allenby the baby brother Robert Comins Patsy Gardner a neighbor girl Marilyn Susi Nancy Pomeroy Barbie's friend Edith Graulich Hugo Jarvis a soDhisticated youth Robert Cummings George Bennet friend and ally of Chuck Donald Lane Ginny Grant Chuck's girl friend Norma Houghtaling Director-Mr. Sydney Miller 11

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Coach Bob Cummings of the Sharon Springs Charnns, ruggedly training his men for their fourth undefeated basketball season. Don Lane as head instructor at an engineering school. He is now working on a olan for -----a-bridge that will exoand from the east coast of North America to the west coast of Europe. Douglas Kane, chief mechanic and owner of Kane's Oarage in Argusville, New York, slaving away in order to send his children through school. Douglas Putnam as a quiet, calm and collected dairy farmer who is running for the oresi- dency ol the Farm Bureau. Eugene Van Schaick, better known as the second Gene Kruoa, beating the drums in Tommy :l5orsey,s Band with many of the girls of the nation swooning to the tune of his drumbeat. Carl Uliman, the wealthy farmer from Sharon Hill, examining his stock closely and honing he will continue to have orize winning cattle. Ur. Washburn now bouncing his first grandson on his knee. He considers it as his own son since his children were all girls. Miss Hosking, although she isn't Miss Hosking anymore has retired from teaching and is ----- now the mother of four lively children. They're more trouble then ray Senior Class of 1952 , quotes the former Miss Hosking. SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS 13 T4 Ccr