Westmoreland Central High School - Years End Yearbook (Westmoreland, NY)

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of '57, hereby request the attention of the class of '58, in order that they, the recipients of our most treasured possessions, may realize the significance of that which they are to receive. Gloria Ashley leaves her shortness to Bonnie Tullock. Peter Bradlinski leaves his curly hair to Pete Florsyck. Marie Clark leaves the candy office to Jean Welch. Billy Effland leaves Lowell to Tom Ward. Mary ann Fallat leaves debate class to Neil Swanson. Cathy Dawes leaves twirling to Phyllis Sadlowski and Nancy Nelson. Loretta Dykhoff leaves her quietness to Joan Jenkins. Yvonne Hand leaves her friendliness to Ann Mellen and Alice Murphy. Judy Hewitt leaves her dark hair to Helene Haverlick. Sylvia Hayduk leaves her blond hair and blue eyes to Dickie Petrie. Carlton Kitchen leaves his seat on bus 19 to Donald Jermings. Leo Le Chevet leaves college parties to Alfie Walker. Rosalie Lyman leaves Stanwix Heights to Jackie Guglielmo. Florence McDonough leaves seventh period study hall to Louise Henry and Jeanette Storey Donee Oster leaves her personality to Mary Schilling. Doris Reese leaves F.H.A. to Barbara Safran. Nancy Rushford leaves her short hair to Carol Rutledge. Doreen Ryan leaves her flirtatious ways to Saundra Prince and Lucille Biamonte. Hubert Pritchard leaves ag class to Kenny and Richie Jones. Edward Sabik leaves Hecla to Bobby Besig and Jim Featherbay. Ruby Sikes leaves Westmoreland to Beverly Richer and Noreen Bellinger. Pat Simons leaves her talkativenessto Sandra Kessler. Sharon Smith leaves the Smith name in Westmoreland to Alfie Smith. James Sobik leaves his love for school to Ester Merriman. Eddie Storey leaves his shyness to Richie La Manque. Charles Storey leaves his manners to Duane Ward. Lloyd Storey leaves his Class ring to Priscilla Bond. Neil Swingruber leaves Mr. De Long's classes to Dana Tryon. Howard Walker leaves the senior classroom to Lyle Parker and Charles Langdon. Tom Wetherell leaves his height to Jerry Merriman. Lois Shumaker leaves her efficient ways to Donna Schulze.

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Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our HALL OF FAME Remains Gloria ASI-lley Theatre STANLEY Bradlinski Bird Marie CLARK Drugstore Catherine DAWES History IDREIIA Dykhoff Prgperty Billy EffLAND Injury Mary ann FALLat Skill MARTy Froschauer Part of the Body Yvonne HAND Royalty Sylvia HayDUK QEQ Humorist Judy HeW1Tt Weight CarlTON Kitchen Lion LEO Le Cl'l8VCt Male Rosalie LyMAN pastry Florence McDonough Qty saint MADONNA Oster Fgrce Hubert PritcHARD Baseball Player D0riS REESE Transportation Nancy RushFORD Mineral DOREen Ryan Hospital Floor EGWARD Sabik Trade 1.018 SPKOEQMAKER Gem RUBY Sikes Touch PATricia Simons Glove Sharon SMITh Pfgserveg JAMES Sobik Victory EdWIN Storey Black Color -CHARles Storey Place of Business Lloyd STOREy Exercise Neil SWINGruber Quegrign HOWatd Walker Pqgitign Tll0lTl2S WeTHEREl1 FAMOUS QUOTATIONS Mr. Mudge - I can appreciate that too, but... Judy Hewitt - Did you remember your ticket money? Mr. Grant - What did you make out of this poem? Mary ann Fallat - 'Have you got your assignment done? Mrs. Pilelle - You're having altogether too many mistakes! Gloria Ashley - Have you heard Elvis' latest record? Debate Class - But we're not prepared for a debate! Mrs. Phillips - Did you remember your over due book? Sharon Smith - You should see the beautiful dress I have on Mr. Wetherell - Where's Lloyd??? Mrs. Morton - 1'm going to mark this week. J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders - Can we do the clap cheer? Donee Oster - A Dramatics Club meeting! Today??? Dede Ryan - Have you got a pink lipstick? Nancy Rushford - Aren't you supposed to be a monitor this week? Leo Le Chevet - This is my last stick of gum. Rosalie and Sylvia - What'll you have? Qcandy, of coursej Junior Class - We can't have a danceg the Seniors have all the dates. Neil Swingruber - Gee, I like long hair. lay -a -wayl

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THE TIME MACHINE Here I am back in Westmoreland, in the year 1967. I have just returned from a trip to the moon where I was a nurse on board the first rocket ship to ever take a trip there. I am the for- mer SHARON SMITH and have been asked by some students in Westmoreland, Qwho incidentally were second graders when I left schoolj if I could tell them about as many of the graduates of 1957 asI could. I was a senior in that class sol will tell about these friends of mine. First I will mention DONEE OSTER who is living in Texas with her Air Force Major, of course her name is changed now! You all know who she married. EDDIE SABIK has his own advertising agency now. After attending M.V.T.I., he has really gone places. I recently had a letter from FLOSS McDONOUGH who is now in New York with NANCY RUSHFORD. They are in joint partnership and own the Swank Beauty Salon down in the big city. The builder of the new school which will be completed shortly is LLOYD STOREY who has his own construction company. TOM WETHERELL is still living in Westmoreland although he is a professor of social studies in Hamil- ton College. I think you kids remember that your coach NEIL SWINGRUBER was also a member of my graduating class back in '5'7. MARY ANN FALLAT, treasurer of my class through four years of high school, is the owner of the Fallat-Trust Co. here in Westmoreland. MARIE CLARK and SYLVIA HAYDUK are each private secretaries in the Fallat Trust and ROSALIE LY- MAY is the president of the bank with DORIS REESE as the vice president. Remember that record you kids were talking about, well the stars of that record are two girls who graduated with me, RUBY SIKES and LOIS SHUMAKER. Mrs. Arthur Fusco, who is living in Lowell with her husband and quintuplets is the former PAT SIMONS. The former CATHY DAWES and IDRETTA DYKHOFF are the women responsible for the school in which you girls take your baton lessonsg now you know why we have such good majorettes here in Westmoreland. YVONNE HAND has gone a long way since I saw her last, she is now in California, designing clothes called the 'Yvonne Hand Originals. EDDIE and CHARLES STOREY are the owners of Storey 8s Storey Creamery' up there on Route 233 where you can buy that healthful milk bottled by their workers. HOWARD WALKER is the manager of the P8sC food market in Lowell, and BILL EFFLAND is coming up with one invention after another in the Electronics Testing Center in Lowell. Mrs. James Rieley, the former MARTY FROSCHAUER, is living in Connecticut. The M. Rieley Reducing Plan will soon be published in many magazines. If you kids would like to see a nice-looking trooper why don't you go down to the New Hartford barracks and there you will see at the desk, Sergeant PETER BRADLINSKI. JUDY HEWITT is the career girl of the class of 1957. She's not married yet and is now in New York where she is editor of the New York Times. HUBERT PRITCHARD and CARLTON KITCHEN are now living in Vernon since they took over Burton Livestock Exchange. It is now called 'Kitchen and Pritchard Inc. and is being operated on a much larger basis. JIM SOBIK and LEO LE CHEVET have also gone into partnership. They operate the LeSo Raceway on Route 5 where you kids go to the races every Sunday. DE-DE RYAN was just married as you all know and she'll be here when school starts in the fall to take over Mrs. Morton's position. After attending Cortland college De -De is able to be our new gym teacher for the girls for which I am very happy. I will mention GIDRIA ASHLEY. To tell you the truth I really don't know where she is now but I have heard she is to come back to Westmoreland and will be the manager of the new dress shop here in town. Well, I have been able to recall all my classmates and tell you a little about each of them. Some astonishing events have taken place which I never dreamed would happen.