West Winfield High School - General Yearbook (West Winfield, NY)

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new discoveries in the entertainment field, are AUSTIN BOUCK and CHARLES HYDE. Far away in Arizona, EVELYN HUNTLEY, a veterinarian, has founded a hospital called Huntley's Horse Haven. PETE HAMMOND is a minister in a western town. MARY JO STUART and ROSE- MARIE SALAMONE are teaching in a little red schoolhouse on the plains. SHIRLEY DYE is a social worker in the Kentucky mountains. I see DICK FORD as leader of the most popular band in the nation, The Journeymenf' with BRAD BROWN setting the rhythm as master of the tom- tomsf' PAT BRUNNER will be featured soloist at the grand opening of the N. Y. Symphony Orchestra. JOHN PARRY has a large Stanley Products busi- ness and employs as secretary, VIRGINIA MOORE. SALLY BELLOWS has published a book called Child Caref, Now I see BETSY BOORN serving overseas with the WAFS and in Gay Paris JOAN GALA and THERESA MARIOTTI operate a beauty salon fea- turing MAURICE RONALD ROBERT as hair stylist. Finally, RICK ROWLANDS, director of the an- nual New York City Art Show, admires in MARYLN NORRIS' studio, her recent portrait of JOANNE YOUNG, a Powers Model. Grey dawn is approaching as the old man's nar- ration ends and without a word the Seniors leave to seek their destiny on the road of life UIUNIOR MISS CURTAIN CALL Lef! to right: M. Hibbard, B. Brown, A. Bouck, P. Lewis, R. Roberts, D. Fenton, R. Potter, K. Armstrong, R. Salamone, J. Young, E. Love, J. Mc- Call, R. Ford, J. Kilty, J. Young, E. Huntley, R. Rowlands, B. Boorn. H. Murdock. A SAD MOMENT Standing: R. Ford, K. Armstrong, R. Salamone. Seated: J. McCall, E. Love

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Eleanore Love and Joanne Young leave undaunted companionship to Dorothy Golowicz and Barbara Dye. Betsy Boorn, Theresa Mariotti, and Joan Gala leave out of town boys to the Freshman girls. Harry Murdock leaves a group of bruised and banged up noon hour basketball players. Donna Lee Card leaves her perfect C ?D attendance card to Warren Edick. Jenny Moore leaves her various weight-reducing methods to anyone having a battle of the bulge. Austin Bouck leaves Buzz Gates free from a ping pong equal. Charles Hyde leaves his role of Chico to any fu- ture Marx brother. Evelyn Huntley leaves her horsemanship to Sandra Crofoot. Alice Stothers leaves her cheerful chatter to Lynda Mathey. Dorothy Rooney wills her tall girl fashions to Joan Lucas. Paul Lewis burns all records of the 1953 football season in hopes that history will not repeat itself. To the school building We bequeath a peacefulness as a result of our absence and any miscellaneous wads of gum, crumpled notes, and initialed desks we have left behind. CLASS PROPHECY We, the Seniors of '54, gather around the council fire of the village for one last pow-wow before de- parting unto our respective tribes. Attention is cen- tered on the Medicine Man, who has promised to give us a glimpse of what lies before us on the great road of life. The wizened old man sits in meditation for some time, gazing'into the flames. A wolf howls in the distance and an eerie silence falls over the gathering as he finally begins to speak: I see several of your classmates representing the United States in the Olympics of 1964. CATHY LONCHEK is coaching the Girls' Soccer Team, and defeating Russia's heavyweight boxing champ is BRUISER MURDOCK. STEWART JONES is break- ing the 880 yard track record and PAUL LEWIS is a standout on the championship football team. JACK KILTY is a familiar name in the basketball world, leading America's basketball team to victory. As head chemist, I see DON CRUMB at Bausch and Lomb Laboratories while SALLY FERGUSON and MARY BOUCK are nurses at Crouse-Irving Hospital. I see DON FENTON, Doctor of Psychology, in a plush office furnished with JOHN SALAMONE'S Sagging Slouch Couchesf' BEV MASSEY, the smil- ing receptionist, is receiving BILL CREWELL, a hell driver, as the last patient of the day. JAN Mc- CALL, the nurse, is showing out KEITH ARM- STRONG, a stock broker, on his weekly visit. Our shadows make grotesque figures in the fire- light and we move closer as the medicine man goes on to say: DONNA LEE CARD, space ship pilot, is making her first trip to the moon with an all male crew. HOTROD MATTHEWS is setting a new speed record at Indianapolis in a jet-propelled Rocket Racer designed by BOB EVANS and MY RON HIBBARD. Monopolizing the New York State Dairyman's League as large producers are JOHN GALA, BILL NAYLOR and JACK YOUNG. The editor of the newspaper called the West Winfield Scream is JANET MOORE, well-known journalist, and ALICE STOTHERS is fashionreporter while ROSE POTTER writes the Advice for the Lovelorn column. Then, DOT ROONEY heads the Industrial Arts Depart- ment of the Central School. I see ELEANORE LOVE accepting an Oscar for her role in the movie Junior Miss. Milton Berle's

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