Worcester Central High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Worcester, NY)

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Que af 5 6 affccefzd and 144646401 Presrdent ARDEN DOIG Vxue Presldent INGRID ROYAL Secretary NORMA ALEXANDER Correspondrng Secretary PEGGY BISHOP Treasurer HAROLD KENYON HENRY COOLEY ARDEN DOIG Advisor It s nrce to be natural when you re naturally nrce

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wwe Qfcctofzq The Class of 1956 converged on Worcester Central rn September 1944 Our teachers were kxnd and helpful but somehow more str1ct than mother They rncluded rn order Mrs Ames Mrs Noxen Mrs Kramer Mrs Elsass Mrs Larson and Mr Cooley We enjoyed many b1rthday partres a nearly real post offrce, learn mg to wrrte tak1ng part 1n the play Snow Whtte our frrst grade off1cers and a class 1n euquette 1n preparat1on for our hrgh school days Brg classes were the rule rather than the exceptron unul we reached the tenth grade In Junror Hrgh School most of our trme was taken up rn learmng hrgh school routme especlally becomtng accustomed to rrngmg bells and green s11ps Our varrous extracurrrcular actrvmes durrng thrs pertod rncluded two dances several bake sales, and a whole lot of fun Our Junror year was a WOW! We found ourselves buster than ever mg to accumulate a small fortune fso rt seemedj for our fast approach rng Semor Trrp A brg event rn our l1ves was the purchasmg of class rmgs but blgger st1l1 was our beauttful Junror Semor Ball Cherry Plnk and Apple Blossom Whrte What wonderful memorles our well chosen theme brrngs back As we entered our Semor year only ten of our or1g1nal number re marned Norma Alexander Rlchard Austrn Peggy Btshop Jeanette Bozanlc, Alb1n Bulson Robert Davts, Arden Dorg, Arthur Gell James Rossman and lngrrd Royal Mr Cooley became our class advrsor for the thtrd trme It seems rmpossrble that any class could be as busy as we were w1th bake sales, selhng Chrrstmas cards, our Semor Plays, and a pancake supper Just to ment1on a few Our class left for New York Crty on Good Fnday and dragged back rnto Worcester four mghts and frve days later In passrng along the road of 11fe we pause buefly for a last look at our fleetrng youth and our dear Alma Mater So tt IS w1th tears 1n our eyes that we b1d a fond adreu to Worcester Central O I ' I . . ' . . I p I g n p u ' 4 , . , . , . . . . . I . - . . ' . . ' ., . ' ., . I - . , . . . o ' 9 l . . - . ' . . . . ' with selling magazine subscriptions, two dances, two bake sales, try- ' . . . - . , ,, . , . . - . 2 ' . . , . ' . . ' . . ' , . . , . I . ' . . . . . ' . . 0

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'Me .4441 Wa!! and eatameat' a Me 066444 af 56 JEANETTE BOZANIC leaves her athletrc abrlrty to Alma Kenyon NORMA ALEXANDER leaves her place on the telephone lrnes to Joyce Sega PEGGY BISHOP leaves her hrstorrcal knowledge to any rnqurstrve person INGRID ROYAL leaves her place rn chorus to Janet Goldrng ARDEN DOIG really doesn t want to leave anythrng but srnce he won t be around Jrmmy Konstanty may have hrs seat rn band BOB DAVIS leaves hrs 210 pounds to Rrchy Kenyon JIM ROSSMAN leaves hrs supply of wrse cracks to Bobby Sackett HAROLD KENYON leaves hrs DODGE to anyone who wants rt STANLEY GERGICH leaves hrs manlrness to Jrm Nelson DICK AUSTIN leaves hrs trc tac toe abrlrty to Dave Dorg Evans FRED NAPLES leaves hrs posrtron as the class father to anyone who thrnks he can handle the responsrbrlrty ARTHUR GELL leaves hrs drrvrng abrlrty to Gerard McGrath LESTER BASOLA leaves hrs frank remarks to Dave Halleck SHARON GRAHAM leaves her femrnrne ways to Mary Gracobbe HARRIET POCHKAR leaves her frne personalrty to Joan Gell LOUISE GERDES leaves her noon study halls to Ed Hopkrns DOROTHY BURTON leaves her place rn typrng class to any rnnocent person MARGARET CONKLIN leaves her typrng work to JoAnn Rossman MARTHA RUSO leaves her quret ways to Trudy Hrggrns JANE PEASE leaves her artrstrc abrlrty to Joanne Sabol ALBIN BULSON leaves hrs gum chewrng to Pat Cerra GAIL HOTALING leaves her partres to Joyce Faulds I RICHARD PETERSON leaves his outspoken personality to George