Sherwood High School - Echo Yearbook (Aurora, NY)

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EHCS -A fu md .M Qaeda Back row: Mrs. Bennett, Alfred Crouch, Robert Sinoerbeauz, Robert Armstrong, Richard Heffernan, Stanley Shaw, Harold Sinoerbeaux, Robert Campbell, Harold Hahn, Dixon De Vore, Richard Beaudin, Charles Shaw. Middle row: Rose Marie Holmes, Kenneth Nelson, Norman Cleveland, Wesley Bunnell, Glenville Loyster, Richard Ouinn, Lester Coats, Gerald Coats, Maul Crouch, Richard Fischer, Audrey Coats, Carole De Freese. Front row: Gladys Dowley, Ruth Hawes Beverley Pease, Mildred Knapp, Lydia Halle, Juliet Powers, Joanne iantannen, Monica Nolan, Betty Hastings, Barbara Mas Arthur, Marilyn Shields. 3aef ami 4M Qaacfed Back row: Edward Maassen, Johm Fisher, Clifford Beaudin, Richard Shields, Harold Maassen, Gerald Shields, Justin Kuhlmann, Albert Armstrong, Clinton Dawley, David Grady, Robert Bornt. Middle: Marianne Bedell, Nancy Knapp, John Nelson, George Knapp, Clyde Coats, Qeely Myers, John Myers, Robert Hastings, Ella Crouch, Sabron Reynolds. Front: Carolyn Pease, Lorraine Clark, Phoebe Marion, Mary Elizabeth Otls, Eunice Reynolds, Jane Swank, Marion Wood, Ada Dawley, Ann Cleveland, Beverly Reed, Eileen Nolan.,

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' Er-:cs A 014244 pfzapfzecy - eaniinaecf Sally Keough is a tremendous success in the movies and on the stage. She is a very versatile actress, having played everything from youthful roles of Juliet and St. Joan, to grandmother and dowager queen partsgbut her forte is portraying old maids, as she did in the Sherwood Senior play. She is the Helen Hayes of '6l. Wallace Duck was so infatuated with Biology in his high school days that he was determined to continue the study of birds and bees. His specializations are ichthlology and hereptology-but he won't tell us what they mean. He has now taken Miss Beck's place at Sherwood as biology instructor. And there is Rita Shaw, head nurse of the Auburn City Hospital. Craving ad- venture after receiving her R. M. from Auburn City Hospital, Rita went over to Europe as an ambulance nurse. With characteristic Shavlan pluck, Rita often went into the thick of battle, many times she barely escaped a horrible death from ex- ploding bombs. After-the war she came back to Auburn-splendid work received rec ognltlon in the form of advancements. Bob Powers is Sc1p1o's wealthiest farmer. His training under Mr. Van Ars- dale proved very beneficial to him. He has the most scientifically run farm in the town, and he is very active in Farm Bureau Work. What tricks time plays! One guess: what did Tom Costello do after graduation? Yes, you're right. He settled down to farming and married Irene after her graduation. They have a pair of twins, a girl and a boy, who will graduate from Sherwood next year. The young chap, Tommy, Jr., is the terror of the Ag and Biology classes, but Papa Tommy humors him. Shortly after graduation Leon Brewster and Francis McGarry set up an 'Escort Service'. Since they found it hard to settled down with one girl they thought this was the best way out. Among their employees are Russell and Lester Chapin. In addition to the escort service Leon has a cigar shop specializing in White Owls, and Francis runs a blacksmith shop. Lester studies aviation in his spare time by hanging around the Fleming airfield. Russell does bit pieces on the radio and his fans want him to run a comedy program of his own. After graduation Geraldine Flynn went to Cornell where she took up making. There she met a nice young fellow who studied agriculture. Whe left college they were married and came to live in Sherwood. There Gera taught Homemaking and her husband taught Ag. Geraldine gave up teaching five years and now she has three children who are as sweet and quiet as mother always was in her schooldays. Who is that sprlghtly lady with sparkling brown eyes? Why, 1t's He Ryan! After graduation Helen took a correspondence course entitled nThe of Beauty and Make-Up'. She was so enticed with this course that she we school in New York City for two years, making extensive studies in this Now she is in demand everywhere from the M G M studios to the Sherwood G Drama Festivals. Her new cosmetic erections are all the rage in society cles. Her new lavendar scent was the permeatlng odor of the 1961 Junior at Sherwood. As a grand climax to this reunion, the class unanimously decided to s sight-seeing bus and take the same tour around the city that they took years ago. As they were passing through the Bowery Charley Hurlbut rose his seat yelling 'Lookin There on a bench a man in tattered, ill-fittin Home- n they ldlne after their len Art nt to field. range cir- Prom board twenty from g clothes with a Longfellow beard was sleeping-it was Mr. Kaplan. A sad contrast to the dapper, young French instructor of their high school days. The bus was stopped and all Mr. Kaplan'e former students piled out. That evening, Paul Gallery set a banquet table at the Taft with Mr. Kaplan, newly shaven, and decked in Paul's suits, as guest of honor. At the head of the tabla Mr. Kaplan, a dazed. thought he was back in English IV class again, shouted for order, llvered a lecture on his dissatisfaction with the choices of the Pulltiz for the novel and the play awarded in 1961. Same old Mr. Kaplan. one of bit and de- er prizes This regeneration of their Senior Class Advisor was a fitting termination to the twentieth reunion of the Senior Class of 1941. Helen Ryan Rita Shaw Muriel Bishop

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EHCS -A 5m ma 6:4 gauze Back row: Joe Hickey, Edwin Casler, Jay Shaw, Leo Newman, Donald Drake, Dick 1-owers, Billy Flinn, Robert Gilmore, Donald Hahn, Dick Buckhout, Norman Cook, Ronald Hahn. Lliddle row: Billy Story, Edward Buckhout, Dolores Kuhlman, Elinor Wood, Leona Newman, Eleanor Peckham, Carmen Reynolds, Jean Wilmot, Dick Perclick, Everett Murphy, Helmuth Kuhlman, Mrs. Ma Den. Front row: Edward Pattington, Helen Armstrong, Bessie Sinoerbeaux Frances Dawloy, Carol Baker, Betty Parker, Eleanor Quinn, Marjorie Bennett, Betty Nolan, Robert Crouch. Supra Gwm Selma! Back row: Arthur Smith, Edward Powers, Mrs. Andrews, James Chamberlain, Francis Connell. Middle row: Jean Ann Powers, Barbara. Chamberlain, M9-Ptha TJYHIW: Mary Hickey, Raymond Hubbard. Seated: Mary Julia Daly, Sue POW9I'S, Mary WVU-Ht, An-T1 Hi-0keYv Marion Hickey.