Theresa High School - Blue Banner Yearbook (Theresa, NY)

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Defir Judy, Since leaving high school , Business School and have eorv.-.u office. I have ' ttonded Watertown ohree years in a business Stuart and I °re piannin wcre married about two , e s V c’vg just gotten back from and Lin. to buy a house this year. Wo ce. !..v, but he's vfondorful I trip cut West t.o visit oris Did you he°r that tie- now have night vrt- Red Lake Road? It:s certainly good the; tidn fcw yo rs aro. I «ruess Kelsey's nave h- yni around there lately so it is necessary to have I guess I’d better close now as Stuart is his dinner. huon on the have them a a fen thieves guard.:» waiting for As ever, Rosie Dear Margaret, I do not to There so nor end then, but I never seem to find time to sec some of the ol’ gang. VI hnv e very pr tty little homo here in Wito Ploins. H«v. nr -puns a filling station near by. I do -no time-keeping track of the children, their pets, end having meals on time for Herby. Juno broke her arm the bicycle, so things arc a other day when she tripped over her little confused around hire. By the W, did you knew, Srlly -nd her Mentone ore-down this way? They play every night on .... ,•.■gees every other Friday r.i.-ht. Iced way to hav keeping a trim, figure. Plainsmen” radio and have o fun while Oh dear, there goes the children before the fire whistle and I'll have to find they go off to get into trouble. Sincerely, Rena Dear Sonny, seujssn yswwiwns — By the way, do you ronomber Judy Washburn? Well, we finally got hitchcd'l She’s some doll 1 l-fflnf?o gt » olc fgoce SbS- iness, so I nay be up your way to get some hints. Good luck Stub

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Rochester, New York June 2C, 195? Dear Doris, I bet this is quite a surprise. Let’s see, it's been three years since I last saw you 1 I got a letter from Margaret yesterday, tolling all the latest news about you. Was I surprised 1 You probably wonder now and then what happened to me. Well, after leaving high school, I entered the University of Rochester, as you remember. I am now a registered nurse. I married Ralph, a doctor, after graduation. We have a darling little home Just outside the citv. I wanted to live in the city, but I find it's better here for the children. It's cnly a few minutes drive to the hospital for Ralph and me. Carolyn Jean has the measles now and Jimmy fell down our cellar steps yesterday----what a house 1 Everyone says that Carolyn looks like me (poor child t) but Jimmy is the picture of hie father—tall, dark and that same winning way. Maggie, said in her letter that you were anxious to see the children, so I’ll bring them when we come out for the reunion. Write and let me know about the other members of the class. It certainly will be wonderful to see them again. Best regards, Evelyn Senior. Flay Mr. Beane From Lima •t-r]er la the maid (Evelyn Vock) and Blossom, the colored cook (Minnie Adner) open the farce festivities. They merely set the scene for the entrance of Mrs. Joslyn St. Clair (RoseMfcry yheeseman), the ambitious mother of the lovely Amy St. Clair (Margaret Kelsey). Johnny Rand (Ray Bartlettj is Amy’s heart throb but he’s poison to Mamma. Mrs. St. Clair would prefer the supposedly wealth - socialite,.?BSS-ly Bixford Beane (Kenny .-sung), from Lima, Ohio, as her son-in—lav . Then in comes Bl.viry and Hiram Skaggs (Ren Seymour and John Minnick) Amy1s grandparents, straight from the hill-billy courtly, and ..then tne 1an riot gets under way. This Berne chap isn’t too tough to get along with because he’s mot a sense '6f' humor which mrkes for e touch rnd out sort of contest between him John. C-ram and G-rrmp put some clever schemers into their proper ?rjauen f nc oe Dudley. Amy1 s sister and brother-in-law (Bob Daine and Betty Bailey) bring their troubles home to Mamma, and Mrs. Worthington Belcher (Judy Miles) is quite the socialite. Her monocle Is liable to drop out anytime I