Stamford Central School - Voice Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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Junior Prom R. Dibble, G.Churchill. R.Reynard. R.Bailard, A. Sternberg. G.Longin. A. Van Dusen. J.Simon- son, H.Bettiol, L. Wllsey, M. Tompkins. B. Thiele. THE Junior Prom was held May 11, 1954 at the Stamford School aud- itorium. A deep sea theme was car- ried out with the Linus Houck orches- tra . Highlight of the evening was the crowning of Queen Audrey Van Du- sen and King Gilbert Longin. The attendants were Barbara Thiele, Lydia Wilsey, Peggy Tompkins, Gordie Churchill, Bob Reynard, and Roddy Dibble. Crown bear- ers were Jayne Simonson and Alex Sternberg. 19

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Senior Play Seated: Luigi. Jessica. Mildred. Mr». Schmaltz. Mrs. Frink, Jake. Standing: Martha. Miss Akers. Joe, Dr. Brown. Mr. Black. Mr. Morlock, Mrs. Morlock, Mary. Lucifer, Mr. Plew. REST Assured, a three act comedy, was presented November 12, 1954 by the Senior Class, in the school au- ditorium. Much success was due to the expert guidance of Mr. Adair. The cast was entertained with a spaghetti supper at the home of Audrey Van Dusen before the curtain. There were the usual butterflies and beforehand nervousness, with a few slip-ups, but many people have been known to say that Rest Assured was one of the best plays in the history of Stamford Central. Such phrases as Sir, I love your daughter I and I'ma cornea to talka for Joe will long be remembered by the members of the Senior Class. The Cast of Characters was as follows: Mr. Morlock Roddy Dibble Mrs. Morlock-Barbara Thiele Jessica Morlock Ann Jump Mary Morlock-Audrey Van Dusen Luigi Lanconi Bob Reynard Martha Lanconi - Leona Matticc Joe Lanconi-Gordie Churchill Dr. Brown-Gil Longin Mr. Black-Harry Simmons Miss Akers-Jean Vamosy George Plew-John Travelle Luclfer-Bruce Waterman Mrs. Schmaltz-Lydia Wilsey Jake-Bill Buns Mrs. Frink-Julia Parys Mildred-Peggy Tompkins

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Senior Officers Peggy Tompkins, Secretary; Gordon Churchill. President; Barbara Thiele. Treasurer. Absent; Lydia Wtlsey, Vice President. Class History WILL we ever forget..........push-ups and sit-ups in gym classes.....racing to the lunch line.....groaning about Friday gym classes......Stamford to Hobart train trip...... Bruce Waterman's seizures ......crazy class meetings......cheerleading tryouts......... our first experiments with lipstick...Mr. Appleby's assignments......our term papers. The famous Christmas Tree episode.....the bomb in Bob Reynard's locker........Senior play rehearsals....the warnings about lounging on the bus”.....our Washington trip.......... Greek gods and goddesses.....new class rings.....sixth grade book reports.....the con- fusion at class suppers. Decorating for the Christmas ball.....a certain sixth grade music class....Mr. Beames trips to Italy ...locking Bob Jacobson in the closet......the Freshman Christmas play .....Miss Beni's pleas for morning exercises.....dancing classes.....Don Reed going crosstown every morning......eating in Mr. Nocito's History classes. 20