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

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SENIOR PROPHECY On the way home from their Senior trip our three advisors dozed off into a miserable nightmare. What were these three unfortunates dreaming about? None other than the future, 10 years hence, of the Class of '55! The Daily Martian, newspaper of Mars, just reported that a strange space ship landed on their planet. The shocked pilot of the Air Force's super 8-94 claims to be Bob Barnes of Otisco. Phil Bolt and Conrad Drake are departing in Phi1's Green Streak for Africa to get rich quick mining diamonds. From their history books they have discovered, that Africa has plenty of diamonds, and Ubangys are plentiful! Anne Fitzpatrick finally decided to go to Alaska with Mert Carlton. They adopted a tribe of Eskimos which they are now living with in the Yukon. The county has just hired Elsie Chawgo to a year-round job driving the snowplow on Truxton Hill. Why would Elsie want to keep the roads open on that desolate hill? Leona Clark is now the owner of a big western riding stable and as her manager she chose a very famous cowboy! Headed for Ireland and their honeymoon, Bill Collins and a certain Irish colleen took off in their bathtub, a shillalah as their paddle! Peggy Rogers, Hattie Cook, and Sharon Rice are now running a lonely heart's club in South America. From all we hear the savages are really going wild! Glad your business is booming girls. After a ticker-tape departure, Joyce Cook left for Florida and her Air Force husband. She is now becoming a beachflower. Clara Downing is now the famous voice of Francis, the talking mule in the movies. They are making a bronze statue of Art Dunn, who won single handed the Battle of Skunk Hollow. This cost the famous Marine Corps three heavy tanks but it was worth it they claim. They got rid of Art in the battle! Anne Finkler and john Springston have moved to the city and are manufacturing Long johns. It has been reported that Dave Fox holds the world's speed record in cross-country travel b.y car. Upon arrival in California there was a loud explosion. Dave is O.K. but you should see the car! Jim Gambell and Shirley Kinney have eloped to Australia. After 10 years of hinting, shy jim finally popped the question. At least we think HE did. Dot Herold has achieved her life-long ambition. She has moved to Salt Lake City and has become a Mormon. The Senior class can be proud of Garrett Hiller and Mary Lou Murphy who have taken over Einstein's place as the great mathematicians of the world. Their latest theory is: All falling matter, no matter from how high or far from earth, if it has been dropped, will always reach the ground. Harry june has followed his secret love, which is no great secret any more because we're telling you right now, to the ends of the earth. Who is his secret love? Donna Rycraft! !! Leora Kinney, whose voice has changed, is singing contralto in the Metropolitan Opera. She is trying to beat Caruso's record for breaking glass. Her income for shattering glass is tremendous. Mr. Ferguson's star pupil has become the first lady President of the United States. She has lowered the draft age to 16 and all women are eligible for it. All men have to report to the White House for photographs. Margaret Kinnry is in her glory, never before hav- ing so many boyfriends. With the aid of stilts, Stan Kron has become a second George Mikan. Dick Mickelson and Paula Munson just become the parents of quadruplets. They are planning on a new addition to the school just for their own family. Nancy Patterson is now a millionaire and she owes it all to her manufacturing of knee- socks. After many years of waiting, Richard Garrett jilted Carol at the altar and ran off with former high school sweetheart, Kathleen Mitten! Bev Stewart and Barbara Trach have organized a bachelor's club. Only women over 25 may become members. At last census of the club, there were no members because there were no women over 25! '

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INIARGARFT LOU ROGERS . . . Peggy . . . Df'rIiz1.1tfuz1-- Wfelfare Wrirk. AFfil'iliE,1'fM1lf- shal 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1. 2, 3. 43 Library As- sistant 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA RYCRAFT . . . Darn- fm1im1fCollege, HflfZ!l7',f'TUl- cendra 3. President 43 Pen 8: Ink 43 Student Council 1. 31 Librari- an 33 Sophomore Speaking Con- testg JV Cheerleader 3, 43 All- County Chorus 43 junior-Senior Speaking Contest 3. 43 Dramatic Club Play, Love Is In the Air 33 Mardi Gras Queen 4. Arliri- tier-Band 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 Dramatics Club 2. 3, 43 Mar- shal 2, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, gl Basketball 23 French Club, Vice President 3, President 4. JOHN SPRINGSTON . . . Per- ry . . . DL'.fIj?IJffllIIfliI'lLICL'ILICLl. Hmmrr-Student Council 13 -Iun ior Class Play. AffiI'flfL'fi-Cl1l3l'- us 1, 2. 33 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Marshal l, 23 Intramurals I. 2. 3 43 Science Club 1. 2, BARBARA TRACH . . . Barb . . . Ikwlimztifnz- Secre- tarial Work. Aciirilier-Chorus 3. 43 Dffimilfifs Club '13 Marshal 33 Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 43 FHA 1. 3G Psp Club fl' BEVFRLY INI. STEVUART . . l3ev' '... Dr'i'1ir1.1fim1'--Mar riage. FIUIIIJVA-,ISLIICLTMIFLI 3, 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4. Arfizi fjLtfCl1U!'L15 l, 2, 3, 4, lntra murals 1. 2. 3, 43 FHA 23 Dr.: matics Club 3. 43 Stlnml Nc-us paper 3. N-lr'-'svnza' f - -'sf- 'sf 5 ' 7 1

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