West Seneca Central High School - Acenes Yearbook (West Seneca, NY)

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V 1 Joyce Bilgeri was recently chosen as winner of an art contest. Shefs getting a job o in Ne'v?'Y'o'rk designing dresses. Marilyn Moeller, Dorothy Jezierski and Phyllis Earsing have started a small restaurant ofitfheiorfoifuith alspeciallfzfifillthat they-calloo '- ' USchlurpitand-burpit Soup.n It's getting to be quite popular, too. Gossip says they're expanding their place. Marilyn Yeager is now teaching at some famous university, and. ' Joan Lein is teaching pia'n'o'f'a'nd'-d'o':fn'g very well. Janet Surman is modeling on Fifth Avenue fi'eiH'e'mb'5rT-when she modeled our graduation gowns? I guess shearrlmfst have liked it. g graph Qirritano is getting to be a famous stock-car racer, along with Norm Pietrgag, Layton Reopolos and Ron Vandermuelen. Ron Chapin, Bob Motak and Bernie Wendel h'Ew75'opened as 'affpollt f'o'1'7'studeiTt fITc5' 175 f 'and :are 'oeooooiifig popular. fn' 2 Pat Coyle and Faye Beck are both happily married, and we hear that Hgappyu Mally's littleugirl vfon a na't'i'onaI5baby contest. r M, M -.ww Joan Warren now owns a library, and is selling as well as lending books. Eileen Kless is her treasurer and secretary, and Dolores Kibler is her bookkeeper. ' , Qoyoe Fitgner is working in the city morgue, dressing and fixing the Nstiffsu. I can just picture her. y, , Rose Langendorfer turned out to be a radio comedian. Shels really good, and is quite in de1nandnf'Eiu't:-Yi llaxgc- is coming along as the latest blues singer, and is Very popular with the males. , . Well, I guess that's all the gossip we can think about right now. Let's call it a night. g . g , I And so--the future of the Senior Class of 'Sl has so been foretold. If any of this' relates in any way to the truth, we assure you it is purely co-incidental. Please don't hold anything against the authors, as we are not responsible. , vioxx-w 'V if ' 1-ff frwrilgpgtf y s mf . Q Y e 'QJQJ qgglha A-1 -.,.-1 -1--E7 ,f-1 Q V 5,g,'-nw I Q ': 'n ft- ' ' 217413 TVN ' , Ki., fl f .. , ,

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rr Now let's turn to Channel 23, and watch the NDick Haefner Show,N recently taken over by Dusty Penrod, as Dick has gone to Hollywood to makE'Zi'frEi'65i1ed A, W. O. L. --All Wacs On fe7a'v'e,3T a sEquel to At War With The Army. Also starring in leading roles are, James Briederis-tein as Major Hennarinse, Bay Kia-Slit as Commander Cottonmouth, clfitfirn' Bilotiauas Private Pinkleton, and Ed Dgerfel as Private Pushbutton. Leading with the female roles are Peg Metzler and Theresa Sporski as the Wacky sisters and and 13:31-ry 1,315 Derisk as the T17iYlcf-'e-T1'v11'n.s. ' ' Let's get back to the program now. The first amateurs are our old friends Qnita Steinberg and Diane Kelly, doing the NSpiderwebU dance. They certainly have changed since vT5'k'r1'E vT Ehem. um Oh, here comes the commercial advertising the new twelve-inch HDucky'SpikeN cigarettes, with Spooky Mannson QBill Manny and the Sweetheart of Ducky Spikes, Q2 Qnn Dying. Here comes a ventriloquist, and if it isn't Don Stewart and his pal, Jack Unspades. H'mm, he isn't too bad, either. -M Wm'- Next on the agenda are a group of acrobats, who give their names as igne Eegteau, Nonn Schlatter, Gail Midsonk, Dick Benzel, Dick Williams, and Jean Block. I don't see how they ddgiifd D D T Mi ml ' bmi' '::llll 'nm '-- - Well, here's the Mexico Star Theater, with HUncle Tonyu QDerigo, that ducing the 'fworp-ettes, the popular singing quartette.-Min' case--you don't our old galrpals, Pearl Neipp, Joan Dailey, Annette Seedorf, Bevegly Buncy Their version of the 'l'5te'st song'1fage , Ugly, Ugly, Green Eyelsfflwas really is.D -He's intro- know, they are and getty Mingle. super. Say, did you hear the latest about Marion Fath? She married the WStic-well Lipstickn millionaire, and is the proud mother of four children. I recall her saying she was gonna be a life-long secretary. Short life, Eh? Also, we hear Qoyce Ypgel is now Mrs. Robert Leatherbarrow, and doing WLittle Lizn and another USmall Spook.H quite well with Did you see my new neighbor? It's Dorothea Flatt, now Mrs. Arno Konstabel and the mother of five girls. Running in compet':ft'i'5'n-w'it1g1T'E'd'die Cantor, Dorothea? Did you hear about Paul McGrath? He started a greenhouse in Ebenezer, and is special- izing in the famous UEbenezer Onions-N His wife, Ruth Heusinger, helps him out, and he has hired two assistants, who are our oldpals, E-ob WIFE-h aR'fEu'd' Qaldwell-. an 13uFdlfE.1i and an Hahn. research and study, they have have formed a partnership now, and through ten long years of perfected a new bobby pin which grips your scalp while it grips your hair. They also have some old senior girls of 'Sl demonstrating how to use them. You'll remember them as Barbara Marr, Qpyce Reese, Qarolyn Qick, Dot Tokar and No-rene Elyles.. TW W W ' l From reading the society pages in the paper, Jean Crane is one of the startling new debutantes, and has been quite a success with all the ba'c'h'e'Ifors. Others we've read about are Qarolyn Bager, Louise Naggagett, Marguerite Hagris and lorraing Buezak. They have been in current demand for special activities. I heard goan Schroeder and get Erigg are doing fine as private secretaries. Pat's making out with Eer b5ss, and Joan is engaged to a soldier. Nice going, gals! P b--26---h-

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