Williamson High School - Log Yearbook (Williamson, NY)

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an Manny, F we were to presume that in our special Castle of Tomorrow, all our fondest dreams might come true, we would find each member of the Class going about his or her daily tasks with something of the nonchalance of the folks in our Senior Play, You Can't Take It With You. At the Drawbridge, back from Service, checking passports, taking tolls, -- are the husky Sen- tries, MABLES and VerDOW. Then in answer to our ring, the huge gate doth open swing, and Superintendent ZONNEVILLE doth bow. He greets us cordially, then proceeds, quite normally, to conduct our tour through all the Palace Proper. It's quite beautifully designed, by G. TAILLIE'S modern mind, with the rooms all done in marble, gold, and copper! Very soon we are confronted with the Jester of the Court. 'Tis DeROO, in all his folly, munching cheese de roquefort! From the next room drifts some music, DICK TELLIER is at re- hearsal. He's the head of the society, Musicians Universal. Then we hear the lovely voices of that famed harmonic trio--BOWEN, COLLIER, and PAT BOHRER singing sweet O Solo Mio. On the stage across the hall, hard at work on their routines, LOIS JANSE and D. L. BONGARD sing and dance, and work out scenes. We learn that they're preparing for the weekly T,V, show, called Kukla, Fran and Ollie, starring ROSIE ANGELO. Next stop is at the office of the Manager, M. JICHA. fShe has troubles with her errand boy, who just now yelled-- Eurika! It seems DeCRACKER is inventing, and is working on the tooter of his very latest model, which is Wimpy's Flying Scooter! J In the m, Coach KEENAN'S training with his all-star team of boys. DON OCQUE is building muscles, and they're the real McCoys!J ROBERT MAYEU is instructing a class of majorettes, and PAT WILBER'S dancing pupils are doing pirouettes! The kitchen is a glorious sight for all eyes to behold. So clean, so white, so spic and span! 'Tis MASCLE'S work, we're told. And JOCELYN is cooking over yonder by the stove. She's an expert on nutrition, and--looky here, by Jove! Methinks 'tis one J. WHEATON, with a cap upon his head. Chief Cook and Bottle-Washer ---well, at least he's still well fed! Of a sudden there's a flurry, everyone doth scat and scurry, as FLO comes running in the kitchen door. Oh good gracious, this is awful, for Eugene doth want a waffle, and I cannot find my Iron any more! Here's a classroom full of kiddies being taught their A B C's. QLOIS DAY and RUTH VanHALL will accept tuition fees.J And look,here comes PEG MASON,in her nurse's gown of white. She is checking absentees and giving pills to left and right! Here's the entrance to a place marked, Everything From Soup to Nuts, where, behind the motley counter, Proprietor ROONEY struts. Now 1et's take a trip upstairs, just as quickly as we can. Why, here's our own DEAN SHEF- FIELD--Chief Elevator Man'. The second floor is made into one great big laboratory. It's here that BRUCE the CHEMIST, Abounds in all his glory. And in the corner yonder, singing out with loud rendition, WALT PLYTER wields the test tubes, for he's the Lab. Technician. On the third floor, DOC is busy typing copy 'till she's dizzy, getting out the daily news, The Castle Caper, while L. VERBRIDGE. Chief Stenograpner, instructs CARL, the Photographer, on how to take some pictures for the paper! Descending now, we'll visit all the folks who work outside. First, P. OAKLEAF, famed Equestrienne, tMayhaps she'l1 let us ride! J But who's that in the tower, supervising all horse racing? Well! It's WATSON and T. MARTIN, and they're clockin all the pacing! Here's VANDERLYKE and ALMEKINDER, working in a heat. ?Their autos, quite the latest, have the stream-lined rumble seat! J How now! Here's DICK BLIEK'S quarters, where he heads the F. F. A. And there's our friend JACK MILLER, the's the Foreman,J and---why--- Say! There's HANBY and MASON, in uniform I do perceive. JOHN is Captain of the Sentries, and CHUCK'S home on Navy leave. Let's watch the lively Track Stars, as they practice for the Meet. AL DeMay is running swiftly, so as DICK DeLINE to beat. Who sitteth on the tractor, plowing in that field alone? Well, if it's not CHUCK EATON, who all this land doth own! Here is a little cottage, with a garden plot that's fine. NORMA'S out there now,'by golly, hanging things upon the line. Look up there, a plane is circling, and it drops a little rhyme! It's from RUTH COOPER, saying, I'll be down, if I get time! Thus we end our little journey To the place that knows no sorrow, Where the Class of '51 Dwells in The Castle of Tomorrow! 22

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65113155 M19 Z UR first year as Squires, with Mr. Hall as headmaster, was most exciting, as we started to earn our way to knighthood. Climaxing that year was a gala journey to Coburg. The second was increasingly challenging, with Mrs. Laws helping us along. We continued our learning, had a successful baked food sale, and finally an eventful trip to Canandaigua. This, our third year of advancement, has indeed been active. Guiding us was Mr. Piddock, and with him Ruth Dodge, President, Burt Payne, Vice-presidentg Felicia Van Lare, Secretary, and Gertrude De Kracker, Treasurer. Among our accomplish ments have been two baked food sales, the selling of refreshments at soccer, bas- ketball and baseball games, two round and square dances, a play, Meet The Hus- band, a bazaar, and of course, a prom for our Senior Knights. We have many hopes and plans for the future, but chief among these is to achieve the knighthood that is the goal for all underclassmen. 24