Tully Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Tully, NY)

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Quotable Quotes Mr. Millis- fin History classlz Now let's all be quiet so Barbara Hillman can study her French! Miss Spencer: Mildred, try to persuade Calvin to study more. I know you have more influence with him than ll Miss Rog fwhile talking to Eugenia BQ: George Wortley, look at the forms in your book! Frank Seymour fwhen asked to suggest a motto for the schooll: Enter to serveg go forth to learn! Say lt With Music Billie Boy and Dolores who were Playmates waited at Tuxedo Junction for the Good .Ship Lollipop which would take them Over the Rainbow to A Tavern in the Town where they could have mliea for Two and a Moonlight Cocktail. They got off the ship with a Jersey Bounce at Dreamsville Ohio where they were met by Jim and The Girl in a Bonnet of Blue who were Two in Love. ujimn said, 'il Came Here to Talk for Joe but since Billie Boy and Dolores were 'LTWO Sleepy People, they decided to sleep at the Castle of Dreams because they knew the Couple in the Castle. The next day they took the Road To Singapore where they met Genevieve fwho was a Scatterbrain Q and Mary fwho was telling Tales of the Vienna Woods D. Billie Boy and Dolores took a Cabin in the Sky where they met That Soldier of Mine. ' He said, Moonlight Becomes You and she said, ul Love You Truly because of That Old Black Magic. Jim said, ul Hate You, Darling because There Are Such Things. Dolores said, My Heart Belongs to Daddy. The next clay, the two lovers were killed by the Chattanooga Choo Choo while riding a Bicycle Built for Two and they were taken Home On the Range to be buried near The Shrine of Saint Cecilia which was Deep in the Heart of Texas. Page Sixteen

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Alan Craw has taken over his father-in-law's position as principal in T. C. S. Alan's interest in this work started while he was Ha-courtin' U Betty in the good old high school days. Betty, of course, stays home and keeps house. Alan still thinks Betty's dimples are the cutest in the world. Janice Estey is No. I hog-caller on the Estey ranch. The pigs come readily from near and far. Janice got her practice in Senior meetings. We find Mary Clark and Ralph profitably running their own roller-skating rink in the heart of Apulia Station. Mat sure has proved that she can paddle her own Cornue. ln the heart of London, a new charm school for boys has been established. The pro- prietor, Roland Vinnedge, says his motto is Politeness lightens the way to success. Back here in Tully Roland used to practice his 'ipersonality plus program on Ellen. The W. F. B. l... radio station comes into view and a program is just going on the air. It is Grandma Tuffley's Voice of Experience. Millions of girls listen breathlessly each night as Joyce's charming voice fills them full of hooey. Helen Zufelt, with her extra-special brand of tap dancing 'is star of the new Ziegfeld Follies, and receives thousands of fan letters each week. Her most ardent fan? Bob Mc- Elroy, of course. At the last election Art Walburger was elected Mayor of Otisco. With Otisco's huge population strongly behind him Art is negotiating for the construction of a railroad from Otisco to Apulia Station. Edith Edinger is now the efficient manager of the Tully-Vesper baseball team. ln their last game the New York Yankees lost to Tully-Vesper, 6-0. Edith just turned down a huge offer from the Brooklyn Dodgers. Margaret Flaherty has just won first prize as funniest clown in a comedy program staged morning and night for the cows on Reagan's new Hilltop Dairy. Helen Kelly, ex-star reporter for the New York Times, is now an Apulia star house- wife. Her family grows up ufoster and foster, while Helen tries to lure her husband Gerald away from Porter's. Alice Krewson is receiving huge royalties on her book, How to Win Your Man and Keep Him in Ten Easy Lessons. Of course it makes a difference if he is Still fa, man or not. A spacious office comes into view. Our own Beulah Hughes is now secretary to Henry Morgenthau, Jr. Beulah is still as neat as a ping and always arrives in the Nick of time. Cynthia Stanton 'who joined the W. A. A.C.'s has just been promoted to top sergeant. Larry, who's only a private, says, It sure is funny to be married to a top sergeant. Mary Krawczuk is a waitress in Walgreen's drug store, and draws customers by the doz- ens. Mary just flutters her eyelashes at the men and they buy 50 cents worth of food whether they want it or not. Why here is Kenneth Covey playing a love scene with Lana Turner. When killer-diller Ken blew into town, Clark Gable and Robert Taylor just quietly gave up in despair. Femi- nine stars Fight for the privilege of playing opposite Ken. The magic spell is broken. Our mysterious caldron refuses to reveal any more, and we return our thoughts once more to the year l943. Page Fifteen

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Last Will am? Testament We, the Senior Class of l943, Tully Central School, County of Onondaga, State of New York, being of sound mind and body, hereby publish our last will and testament. Primarily to our principal, Mr. Green, and the faculty, we leave our sincere gratitude for their guidance and everlasting patience. Secondly, to Mrs. Austin and Miss Button, we leave our thanks for their cooperation and helpful advice throughout our Senior year. To the Freshman Class, we leave our ability to be dignified, successful Seniors. lt's a goal 'well worth aiming at, kiddies. To the Sophomores, we leave our polished manners and courteous airs. Good im- pressions work miracles. . To the junior Class we give all our ideas for making money. You'll need it, kids!! Janice Estey leaves her ability to talk in class to Gladys Coffin. The old adage that girls should be seen and not heard is definitely out of date, Gladys. Lewis Banner and Arthur Walburger leave their fine, manly virtues and public quiet- ness to George l..amson and Paul Liechti. Cave men are out of date too, boys. Ralph Cornue leaves his dancing feet and sparkling personality to Bob Burroughs. May- be that will put Otisco on the map, Buck. Stanley Sherman and Ronnie Vinneclge leave their ability to get on with the opposite sex to George Rainbow. lt's a sure-fire guarantee to success, Rozy. Edith Edinger bequeaths Brother Pixy to Barbara Myers. We know you'll appre- ciate this, Barb. Mae Marks leaves to Dolores Gorny her ability to eat lots and keep slender. It will help you out in a tight pinch, Dolores. Arvilla McCallum leaves to Jean Gambell her quiet manner and ability to do her own homework. Louise Estey leaves her 'cello to Helen Hloag to be used as a weapon to ward off George Lamson when he gets in those barbarious moods. Gordon Shetler leaves his saxophone to Vincent Merriman. If you play loud enough, Vince, maybe we'll know you're around. Betty Green leaves that nice high hill she lives on to Frank Seymour. Climb it four times daily, Barge, and we guarantee you'll soon look like a modern Apollo. Alice Krewson leaves her locker to Gary Dubois. We know it holds sweet memories for you, Gary. Dorothy Neuman leaves to Betty Spauldling her petiteness and friendly manner. Make good use of it, Betty. Calista Tobin leaves her style of jitterbugging to Marilyn Estey. Let's see what you can do with it, Marilyn. A ' Mildred Myers leaves to Larry Doody her position as valedictorian of the Senior Class. We doubt if you'll get it, Larry, but it's something to dream about anyhow. Margaret Flaherty leaves to Barbara Hillman her individuality and her ability to voice her own opinions. Don't let your friends influence you, Barb. Page Seventeen