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I 2 As s, This is station STJHS. During the next hour you will see and enjoy the nheurt-warmingu program, Welcome Travelers, sponsored by nTripp's Chipps.H The emcce is Mr. Paul Tripp. This is the same Mr. Tripp who served as our homeroom advisor during the program by The first our Junior and Senior years. Music will be provided throughout the Ferris choral group. The date is June 27, 1965. one to arrive is Patti B. From my talk with her I Vino but she's still punching the keys of the cash reqister, only in her own grocery store chain. Paul E., the owner of Hriele's Seals, famed volleyball team, has been touring iurope and is so far undefeated. Stan b. inherited the lumker business and is stil' usawing lons.n Vhy, here comes the director-vocalist of that famed hand, the Sterdwsters, Jon C. Their last recording sold over a million copies. A 2 ,,,: Q P Q Here comes someone. From here it looks like Jack C. It is! Jack is the pres- ident of that exclusive manufacturing company, P L P, Cpegped pants and pink shirts.J gary-Q. has constrrcted a road, for her own private use, from St. J. to Utica. Gail D. has built a gymnasium just down the street from here, for women only. The sign out in front reads, Ulf you're frail, see Gail.H John D. just drove up in a Cadillac. He has such a good job teaching vocal music at the St. Johnsville Conservatory of Music that he can afford such luxuries. Rush E. just arrived in a baseball uniform. Prom all latest reports it seems Rush boucht out the Chicavo Cubs and is now sole owner-manager of the 1965 World Series winners. Our u'lil ole Southern gal,n Ann E. just flew in from N.C. where she's in charge of that new hospital in Ervinville. Josie P., very stylishly dressed, just made a grand entrance. Jo's been teaching a sculpture course at Buffalo State. Janet G. has made a mint of money with the patent she just received on her new invention, a sewing machine that actually sews without the aid of human hands. Patty H. has quite a job for herself. She's the head prompter for that Broadway hit, nPajama Game.n During a little chat with Primo I., I found out hews taken the place of George Miken, famed basketball star. Fere comes somebody. Why, it's Jean L.L., a great dramatist after har portrayal of Gertrude in the Senior Play. jean L.P. is still on the farm, only now there's an added attraction. I see that Bill L. is now part owner in a mammoth farm over at Indian Castle. Joan L. has been doing quite a bit of searching lately. She's been helping her brother with his excavating. Qgv. M. has quite a job now. She's searching for and keeping after all students who skip from St. J.F.5. Rose Marie N., who always took quite an interest in Cit. Ed., is currently involved in foreign affairs. Everyone's applauding Jack P. Could it be because of Jack's outstanding performances on TV every Saturday night? By the way, he replaced George Gohel. Diane P. just arrived via air- plane from her new home in Austria. Joe P. has opened a new luncheonette just like the one hack home. There's one difference though, this one is in Glovers- ville. Charles S. and Ray S., not to be outdone by the other Smith brothers, have built a plant of their own and are doing extensive research. You see, thay're tryine to find a new cure for the common cold other than cough drops. Fin Q. has become Mr. Underwood's Hrirht hand mann hack at St. J. Virginia 5, has opened hor own sewing circle, appropriately named qiuits' sewing Center.H Waverly S. is her very able assistant. The other part owner of that big farm over at Indian Castle is Dan T. Donna V. has been helping Piss Ostler teach the nPaaic FH to the 7th graders for the past few years. Nat W. has undertaken quitv F large task. Nat decides all the arguments of the cheerleaders over cheers, motions, etc. Better late than never, as usual, is Darrell W. Hunting seasonujust opened and the only thing our famed hunter ever really got was back. If you happen to get back St. Johnsville way, just stop at the ulementary School and look in the first grade room. You'll find me there. This is Station STJHS signing off! Sincerely,
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ns! On a bright day in September 1942, we, the exceptional class of '55, started our long journey through school, We completed grammar school successfully and started the long walk up the steep hill to start our days as seventh graders, We then found we couldn't rule the school as we had while we were in sixth grade, As time went on, we found ourselves Freshmen with Mr, Zimmerman as our advisor. During our Freshman year we had many successful dances and food sales. One of the main highlights of our Sophomore year was our Western Dance with music by the uhange d1ders.u we also decided we had to have money for our USenior Tripu so we sold purple and gold pennants with the name of our school printed on them. We began our Junior year by again selling purple and gold pencils and pennants, In January, we finally received our class rings for which we had been waiting eleven long years, Our Junior-Senior Prom came in hay with 'Moonlight Serenadeu as our theme. We had the annual tea for the Seniors and the Faculty in June, It was a group of scared Juniors that sat in the front row on nClass Nlghtu wondering what our fate would be and thinking that next year would be our turn, We are proud to boast that ours has been the first class fortunate enough to have two advisors, Mr. Tripp and Mr. Ferris. Our Senior year began with the selling of magazine subscriptions, candy, and sponsoring movies. Our Senior Play, 'It's Great To Be Crazyn, e farce comedy, was presented on November 12 and 13. It was directed by Mr. Klee and was both entertaining and successful. With April came our Senior Trip which we all had been working for these long years. We enjoyed our trip to Washington D. C. and New York City on the Van Zile Tours very much--especially the long train ride which was the first trip to the big cities for most of us. In May, with a beautiful spring theme we had our Senior Prom. As the year drew to a close,we had that ever famous'Class Nightn, then Baccalaureate, and finally the big moment we had been waiting for--Commencement, We were all a little sad as we sat on the stage thinking we were finally ending those carefree days at St. Johnsville High School. 16
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