Clinton Central High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1946 volume:

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K A , A . , .ki ., , Q, , . 1 Zh :xv A - , rr . 1-1 . .. ., V A ALAV L-VJAMMA , 'Q 1' ,,,,,,. ill' dt 1 it ik WWQL-W,' M, .M '55-if - W wp WWA V' T13 W' A 1 W' 553, 4. Q-1 JN' j Q' 5 5. zz- 4 -5 U u. Q 1' , j, W nm , Mgr . K V' x M xjxlf '-'V'--'--f ,,,. f 7 W gf: .VA, . fx Q 4 fp , I 2 ..,,.,,. ,..,. 7-::f Q -M' :fr-f N w if Q ,...--.-v 'WF T C L I N T 0 N I A N PRESENTED BY THE SENIURS OF CLINTON CENTRAL sC1Io0L DEDICATIUN To MISS ELLEN PARKER, FRIEND, IIIZLPNI.-XTIi AND TEACHER, VVEV, THE SENIORS, CL3RA'l'liI-'ULLY Dl2IJIC.fX'l'Ii THE 1946 CLINTONTAN, HER TIRIZLICSS EFFORTS TOWARD THE BETTERMENT OF OUR scuuol., HER PATIENT AND INV.-XLUABLE INSTRUC'1'ION, lllili Rlxn ADVICE, AS A TEACHER ANU A ERIENH, SHAL1. ALWAYS REMAIN AN TNSRIRATHJN TO THOSE wlio HAVE BEEN HER PUPILS. 4 TRIBUTE T0 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION l After six years of work and play one linally begins to fully appreciate the advantages of a beautiful school, up-to-date equipment, an excellent faculty, and every- thing else our Board of Education has provided us. Particularly would we like to pay tribute to the presi- dent. Robert O. Burns for his thirty years of splendid service. a major share of them spent as presiding officer. Through his efforts, and the equally persistent effort on the part of all members of our Board. the boys and girls of Clinton and the members of the community have been given the advantages of a school and a varied cur- riculum that Otter only the best to all those who are inter- ested in education and good citizenship. 5 1 Al'l'L'l'Y P.11'.Y1 111111, 11-11 111 11Q'111: 14111111111111- D111e, 111111111 111l1'1111lS. M111111-11 K1111-111111, 1r11P1'k'11CC D1111115, K115. 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Svffllfld mzv: Mary Ilislmp, Bully .lean l'l:11'k, Mary Alice Tmvnsm-ml, Mary Czlckc-tl, Maxjuric Gallup Chilflllltf' Hirjharrlfmx, Mary Hurlq, IIVICII L'--xxmllly, Ruth 'l42iIll1L'Y'. 'l'l1if'u' muy: Ilernicc HL'I'gt'l', l.w.x'is Ka5l11U,1'fl. lfreclcrick Uwylc. liwlzu' .Xduun Slmirluy Ilcrgcr. N CLASS Having ascended to the rather dubious rank and honor peculiarly called Hfrosh' we, armed with our squirt guns, started up the long corridor of knowledge, al- though some might have suspected that our loafers were balanced a bit precari- ously on the first rung. After electing Bill Hameline president, Elizabeth Buck- ley. vice-president, and Edith Trost, sec- rectary-treasurer, we began to establish our residency in earnest. The hic, hic, hoc settled in the kitchen, the liabilities and the assets in the dining room, the X. y, and unknown in the living room and the designs, the perspective and the col- or-wheel in the den-that was the house the Freshman lived in. But we were pleased with life in general and partic- ularly the plumbing in the chemistry laboratory. On we raced. as did time, and soon we were pushing open the doors to our sec- ond year of high school. The squares on Uhe hypotenuse and the typewriters were somewhat frightening. Bill I-lameline continued his second term of office as Mr. President, while Edith Trost was secretary, Lizl' Buckley, vice-president, and Jack Phillips, treasurer. Our social efforts that year culminated in a daz- zling square dance attended by everyone who could walk. A unique feature of the group was that we retained through- out high school, three sets of twins- The Adams, Richardsons, and the Ber- gers. In the year of our Lord, one thous- and nine hundred and forty-four we Clintonians became juniors. Joanne Grif- lin was our governing executive, Liz Buckley, vice-president, Edith Trost again became secretary and Leo Crane HISTORY assumed the honored role of treasurer. There were Junior lives , Junior jaunts and a succession of lesser events which were highlighted by the all important K'School Daze, our Junior Prom. After months of preparations, a scene was prepared which involved sketches of the school, of the busses, caricatures of the teachers and replicas of the cafeteria and the class ring which was suspended from the ceiling. A re- volving mirror ball and multi-colored spotlights also added to the festive oc- casion. Class rings were ordered early in February and while we hung in sus- pense, they continued to be delayed in their arrival until early July. They were delivered at notable speed by Madam President who had newly acquired her license and which we suspected would soon be reclaimed. The icing was then fluffy, light and ready to be spread liberally over the well-made pastry that was the previous three years as we entered our Senior year at C.H.S. Kedar Adour heads us as president. Leo Crane is vice-president, Helen Connolly is treasurer and for her fourth term of office, Edith Trost is our most efficient secretary. Several suc- cessful ventures in the field of society have been our pride this season, includ- ing one dance which we boldly titled the Senior Scramble and promptly emptied the entire fan room to provide decorations. The senior annual has oc- cupied muoh of our time. This year, the Senior Ball and the class day promise to claim our creative talents. But as all good things must, our stay at Clinton High School shall soon come to an end and never let it be said that we did not en- joy every minute. ELEANOR ADAMS HEIILYJJ Blushing is the color of virtue. Art Club, 1, Commandettes, 2, 3, Girls' Sport Club, 4, Sportsmanship Brotherhood Award, 3, Challenger,' staff, Z, 3, Literary Editor, 4, Literary Editor Annual, 4, Pro-m Committee. 3, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Tower Club, 1, 3, 4, Code Club, 2, Voice Training Club, 3, Student Council Reporter for Courier, 4, Editor Handy Hints , 3, Radio Skit, 3, Last Nightu. 4, Fresh Fields , 4, Intramural Sports, 1, Honor Roll, 1, National Honor Society, 4. GEORGE ADAM S It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should. Sportsmanship Brotherhood Award. 2, Track. 2. 3, 4, Card Club. 4, Senior Basketball Team, 4, Challenger Staff, 3, Prom Committee, 3. KEDAR ADOUR Kido Ah me, how many perils do enfold the righteous man, to make him daily fall. Senior President, 4, Tower Club, 1, 2, Treasurer, 3, His- torian, 4, Track, Z, 3, 4, Hockey, 4, Football, 3, 4, Challenger Staff, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus, 4, Senior Basketball Team Captain, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, Radio Broadcast, 4, Harvard Club Award, 3, Prom Committee, 3. CATHARINE JEANNE BENTLEY LVcz'nc'r Happy am I, from care I ani free. XVhy aren't they all as happy as me. Senior Chorus, 1, 2, 3. 4, Girls' Sport Club, 4, Field Hockey, l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club, 2, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Dancing Club, 1, Connnandettes, 2, 3. K. H. Club Presi- dent, 4. BERNICE BERGER Bernie 'Hs good natured a soul as ever tread on shoe leather. Senior Chorus, 2. 3, 4, Art Club, 4, Gym Club, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Girls' Sport Club, 4, Field Hockey, 5, 4, Volleyball, 3, 4, Softball, 3, 4, Basketball, 4. SHIRLEY BERGER l1Bcrg!J Her friendly smile, and friendly greeting, Bring us joy at every meeting. Gym Club, 2, 3, Commandettes, 2, 3, Intramural leader. 3, President Girls' Sport Club, 4, Field Hockey, 1. 2, 3. 4, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, Z, 3, 4, Softball, l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, 4. MARY BISHOP Shorty Dark brown eyes, dark brown hair, No wonder people turn to stare. Girls' Sport Club, 4, Animal Stall, 4, Field Hockey, 4, Volleyball, 4, Basketball, 4, Softball, 4. BERNARD BROVVN ' Bernie VVith0ut music, life would be a mistake. Band, 1, 2. 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus. 2 3, 4, Boys' Chorus. 4: Student Council, 4, Prom Coin mittee, 3: Art Club, 2, Sportsmanship Club. 3, Football 2, 3, Challenger Stall, 2, 5. ELIZABETH BUCKLEY CKMZYJ One inch of joy surniounts a foot of grief, for to laugh is proper. Vice President, l, 2, 3, Gyni Club, l, 2, Voice Training Club, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 3, 4, Softball, l, 2. 3, 4, Field llockey, l, 2, 3, 4, Capt., Comniandettes, 3, 2, Girls' Sport Club, 4, Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4, Pianist, 4, Urchestra, 3, 4, Hand, 3, 4, Sportsmanship Brotherhood Award, 2, Prom Committee, 3, Challenger Stalic, 3, 4, i'Cafe Societyu, 3, Radio Broacast, 4. ROBERT BURNS sAB0bu Never put oft till tomorrow, the fun that you can have today. Sportsmanship Club, 2, Card Club, 4. VINCENT BURNS Vinny Old friends are best, old shoes are easier on the feetf' Hockey, 4. MARY CJXCKETT Clsaltyf! Full of vim and vigor, In her sports is quite a tigurefl Commandettes, 2, 3, 'Girls' Sport Club, Secretary, 4, Art Club, l, Prom Conunittee, 3: .llonor Roll, l, Field Hockey, l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Softball, l, 2, 3, 4, Handy Hints , Committee, 3, Challenger Staff, 4, Girls' Sport Reporter for Courier, 4, Chorus, l, Student Council Secretary, 4, Annual Staff, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Press Club, First prize in basketball- shooting contest. BETTY JANE CLARK HBt'lI'1 X'H Here sliall be an old abuseing of God's patience and the king's English. Hand. 1. 2. 3, 43 Chorus. 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra. 3, 43 Tower' Club 1, 2, 3. Treasurer, 43 Field Hockey. 1.2. 3. 43 Basketball. l, 2, 3, 43 Softball. l, 2, 3. 43 Volleyball, 43 Coinniandettes, 3, 23 Girls' Sport Club, 43 Challenger Staff, 3. 43 Prom Committee. 33 june Madu. l3 Ada Gives First Aid . 23 Big Hearted Herbert , 33 Radio Skit, 33 .-Xnotlier Beginning , 43 Annual Staff. 4. BETTY JEAN CLARK IABFt.U Better tliree hours too soon than a minute too laftefl Typing Club, 43 Annual, Advertising Staff, 4. ILXYMCJND CLARK Ray Anything for a quiet lifefl Sportsmanship Club, 1, 2. 43 Prom Connnittee. 33 Senior Basketball Team, 43 Baseball, Z. 3, 43 Hockey, 3, 43 Football, 3. R US SEL CONLEY Russ Men of few words are the best nienf' l'roni Committee, 33 Printer for Challenger , 1. fl A HELEN CON NOLLY NVhen I must choose between work and fun. Fll always take the latter one. Chorus, 3, 4: Commandettcs. 2, 33 Girls' Sport Club, Vice President, 4g Treasurer, 43 Sportsmanship Brotherhood Award, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 4, Field Hockey, 2, 3, 43 Archery, 23 Softball 2, 3, 43 Gym Club. 2, 3: Student Council. 33 Prom Committee 31 Voice Training Club, 3, Annual Staff, 43 Revision of Student Council Con- sitution, 43 Properties Committee, Fresh Fields , 4. LEO CRANE Doctor Lord, what fools these mortals be! judging Team to Albany, Syracuse and Cornell 3 Sportsman- ship Brotherhood Award, 33 Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 45 Student Council, 4, F. F. A., 2, 3, 4, Youth Presents, 3, 43 Secretary Clinton Young Farmers, 31 Treasurer, 4' Prom Committee, 31 Vice President, 4-H, 45 Young Farm- er Degree, 23 Co-NYinner Morrisville Judging Cup, 43 F. F. A. Basketball Team, 3, 4g Vice President Oneida County Junior Holstein Club, 4. 1 XYILLIAM CRANE Bill Cursed be he who moves my bones. Clinton Young Dairymen. 6 yrs., President, 43 Clinton Young Farmers, l, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel, 3, 4-H Council, l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter Clinton Young Farmers, 4, Assistant, 4-ll: lVon Prizes in judging in Morrisville Ag. College Fairg Alternate on second judging trip Morrisville Ag. Collegeg Demonstration on control cattle grubsg 4-H Forestry Trip Pact Forest, llarrensburg, N. Y., Reporter for Oneida County junior Holstein Club, 4. MARGARET DAVIS A4Pegg3yJJ Bring on your swing and kick back the ruff For Peg, you kiiow, is a jitterbugf' bi Chorus, 43 Prom Committee, 35 Basketball, 3, Dancing Club, 1, 2, Softball. 3. WF' Q FREDERICK DOYLE Sliver He puts all his trouble in his pocket and his pocket has a hole in it.', 4-H Club, l, 2, 35 F. F.A., 2, 35 J. V. Basketball, 2, 35 Senior Basketball Team, 4. ELEANOR DVVYER fiTi,l5'J! An artist in every sense of the word. Tower Club, l5 Homemaking Club, 25 Spinster Club, 25 Picture of the Month, 35 Poster Award, 35 Chorus, l. ANNA FOLEY Pun One who has patience may encompass anything. Girls Sports Club, 45 Challenger Staff, 45 Prom Com- mittee, 35 Advertising Manager of Annual, 45 Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball, 45 Field hockey, 45 Basketball, 4. M.-XRJORIE GALLUP Marnie People who make no noise are dangerous. Radio Skit, 33 Big Hearted Herbert , 35 Another Be- ginning . 45 Chorus, 3, 45 Girls Sports Club, 45 Public Speaking Radio Broadcast 35 Tower Club, 1, 2, 3, Vice President, 45 Commandettes, 35 Spanish Club, 25 Annual Staff, 45 Prom Committee, 35 Field Hockey, 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball, 45 Archery, 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball, 3, 45 Basket- ball, 3, 45 Radio Broadcast, 4. V JOANNE GRIFFIN Gr1'jjf The world is a stage on which all parts are played. Concert Mistress Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus, 1. 2, 3, 43 Student Council. 1, 2. 3. President. 43 President. 33 Chal- lengeru Staff, 2, 43 Connnandettes, 2, 33 Girls Sports Club. 43 Basketball, 1, 2. 3, 43 Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 43 Tower Club, 1, 2, 3. President. 43 Cheerleader, 1. 2. 3. 43 Co- editorf.'Xnnual, 43 Big Hearted Herbert . 33 Ada Tries First Aid , 23 The ,Finger of God , 23 Director, Last Night . 43 Fresh Fields , 43 Honor Roll, 13 National llonor Society. 43 Revision of Student Council Constitu- tion, 43 Radio Broadcast, 4. JOYCE HAR RIGAN Irish I shall laugh myself to death. Chorus. 43 Girls Sports Club. 43 K. ll. Club. treasurer. 43 Field llockey, 43 Yolley Ball. 43 Basketball, 43 Softball 4. GEORGE HODGES Pom If she undervalue nie. VVhat care 1 how fair she be. Entered, 43 Football, 43 Sports Reporter for Courier. 43 Managcr-Basketbal1, 4. LANE Hoooiss Happy disposition. lot's of pep. Lilting laughter, and a springy step. Entered School, 4. 1,5 J,-XNIQ ANN HONES Hjtlllu Hvvlllxll tl1ere's inusic in the air, Rest assured that jan is there. Orchestra, 1. 2. 3, 43 Chorus. 1, 2, 3, 43 Hl,ast Night , 43 Girls Sports Club. 43 Cheerleader, 1, 2, 3. 43 l,l'Olll Connnittee, 33 Gym Club. Z3 Field Hockey, l. 2, 3. 41 Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Yollcy Hall, 43 Band, 43 Radio Broad- l cast, 4. MARY IIURLIEY llftIt'k Never angered, never peevecl. Cheery, loyal, well receivedf' .Xnnual Staff, 43 Field Hockey. 43 HCl111ll6'llgC1'H Staff, 4g Prom Committee, 33 Bond Booth. 4. EIJXNHXRID INCLXLLS lia'dic All great men are dying. I don't feel so well myself. Art Club, 1. Vice l'resident. 3. President, 41 l,l'Oll1 Com- mittee. 35 Sportsmanship Brotherhood Award, 31 Stu- dent Council. 43 Art Editor of Annual. 43 .Xrt Editor of L'l1allenger',, 3, 4. TH Eli ESX liylfraflf l A'Tt'5,fit H Some people worry. others fret, .Xs for nie, l just forget. l Chorus. 3. 41 Voice Training' Club. 53 Press Club. 43 Chal- linggery' Staff, 2, 43 Honor Roll, li ,lunior National llon- or Soeiety. lg ljl'Olll Connnittee, 33 'liower' Club, 4g Girls Sports Club. 43 Annual Stall. 4: Connnandettes, 2, 31 Hasketlmall. 2, 3. 43 Volleyball, 43 Softball, 2. 3. 4: Field Hockey, Z. 3. 4g Revision of Student Council Constitu- tion, 4: National llonor Society. 4: Co-elrairnian of prop- erties Fresh Fields , 4. HARRY MORRIS iCGigJ! Life is half spent before we know what it is. Boxing Club, 1, Bachelors Club, 1, U. S. Navy, 32 years, Politician, 4. JOHN NICHOLS Jack Love is like a landscape, which does stand, Smooth at a distance, rough at hand. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, NYIBX Football Award, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Gym Club, 1, Card Club, 4. JoYcE PERKINS fljoll And speaking of lovely features, Here is one of the prettiest creatures. Majorette, 1, 2, Dancing Club, 1, Voice Training Club, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Chorus, 3, 4, Softball, 1, Z, 3, Basketball, 2, 3. GERTRUDE PIERCE r-'Gertu Full of laughter, full of fun, But always with her work well done. Handy Hints , Committee, 3, School Reporter for Cour- ' Z 3 4' Pres Science Club 1' Drum Majoirette 1, ier . , , . , , , Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportsmanship Brotherhood Award, 3, National Honor Society, 3, Spanish Club, 2, Challenger Staii, 1, 2. 3. Editor, 4, Co-editor Annual, 4, Chairinan Prom Decorations, 3, Student Council, 3, Students VVar Council, 3, Ass't Director Big Hearted Herbertn, 3, Pro- duction Mgr. Fresh Fields 4, Voice Training 3. WT' LEWIS RASHFORD Louie VVe think that We shall never see, A lad of such activity. F. F. A., 1 5 Sec'y, 2, Vice Pres., 3, Pres. 45 County F. F. A. Pres. 35 Delegate to State F. F. A. meeting 2, 35 4-H, 1, 2, 4, Sec'y, Z, 35 4-H Council 2, 3, 45 Winner Holstein Freisian Association Prize 35 Winner 4-H potato judging, free trip to Syracuse, 45 Track, 35 Football, 3, 4, Captain 45 2nd prize winner in county demonstration contest, Can- didate Empire Farmer degree5 2nd prize in prize ,speak- ing contest. Delegate to F. F.A. leadership training at Cornell, 3. CHARLOTTE RICHARDSON Rich Easy to walk with and witty to talk with. Field hockey, l, 4g Annual staif, 45 Challenger staff, 45 Prom Committee, 3g Bond Booth, 4. SHIRLEY RICHARDSON Butch The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Chorus, l, 2, 3, 45 Drum majorette, l, 25 Tower Club, l, 2, 4, historian 35 Ass't director Ada Gives First Aid , 25 Business Manager' Big Hearted Herbert , 3, Voice Train- ing Club 35 Field Hockey 25 Prom Committee, 3. ROBERT ROONEY rfB0bU Men of too much learning go mad. Production staff Ghost Train, 15 Prom Com., 35 Projec- tionist l, 2, 3. 45 ROBERT SCHUCK 'tBob Shall I, like a hermit, dwell Cn a rock or in a cell ? Prom Committee, 3, Senior Basketball team, 4g Radio Broadcast, 4g Track, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club, lg Hockey, 4. RICHARD SMALES Erie Not a lad of exceptional fame, But he's a fine chap all the same. Football, lg Bachelors Club, lg U. S. Navy ZM yearsg Politician, 4. RUTH TANNER A'Corny Life is a jest and all things show it, I thought so once, and now I know it. Tower Club, lg Domecon Club, Sewing Club, 5, l'rom Committee, 35 Annual Staff, 4. MARY ALICE '1'owNsENn Hillary Az Her pleasing voice and pleasant face, Make her welcome any place. Field Hockey, 1. 2, 3. 45 Basketball 1. 2, 5. 43 Volleyball 43 Girls Sport Club, 4, Chorus, l,f2, 45 Challenger , Staff, 43 Annual Staff, 43 Prom Committee, 33 Tower Club, 21 Gym Club, 1, 35 Commandettes, 2, 3g Bond Booth, 4. EDITH M. TRosT f-Edie How sweet and gracious, even in common speech. Secretary, l, 2, 3, 45 President of Science Club, lg Code Club, 2, Chorus, 2,3,4g Voice Training Club, 3, Prom Com- mittee, 3, Sportsmanship Brotherhood Award, 35 Chal- lengern Staff, 3, Business Manager, 4, Business Manager Annual, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Handy Hints Committee, 35 Radio Broadcast, 4. VVESLEY XYOOD lVo0dy All work and no play, ls just not my way. ' F. F. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel Clinton Young Farmers, 2, Reporter 3, Secretary 43 Member of Clinton Young Farm- ers Judging Team at Morrisville 4, Won Oneida County F. F. A. Public Speaking Contest 33 4-H, 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Judging Team to Albany 3, 4-H lnstructive judging Team at Cornell 4, 4-H judging Team at Syracuse, 4. RICHARD VAN SLYKE Dick The man that hath a tongue, I say, is no man, lf with his tongue, he cannot win a woman. Track, 3, 4, Tower Club, 4, Sportsmanship Club 2. EVELYN MARIE ZIPF lrZl'P'g-yy: Good words are worth much, and cost little. Chorus, 3, 4: Gym Club. 3: Art Club, 43 Prom Com- mittee, 3g Annual Stall, 4, Home Economics Award, 3. BOYS IN THE SICRYIQ I Q:35??'QgM 25 2, 1 1 .,. 'N L k vi-iw 356:15 h s ,is X . i 'E uw OFFICERS I Q, JYNIOR CLASS l Pl lli Sclnadtr Mxrv Nlvrcliouie Mary Sator, Esther Restle, Firxf rn-rv: Mary Dixon, Emma Brown, Eleanor XYelci, ly s . 1 A, i 1 H i , , , . H Bill Churchill, Treasurer, Mario Perez, Vice-President: Pete MCCHUC. PI'CSiilCl1t3 Margaret Onrlarclin, Secretary: ,lease Hucko, Betty Novak, Betty Harrigan, Eleanor Ognowbki, Rosemary ljriftin, Yirginia XYillia1nw, Margaret Moda. -SQCCKHIU' ruin: Fleming VH-sselcliiie, Vincent Burns, PanlHerul1in, Shirley Miller, liarlmara Gaylurcl, -llltlllll llnrng, Shirley Yorton, ,Xnita Cole, Alice Beatty, Nancy Muslier, Joanne Clausen, Barbara litrllll, Lfyntliia Allen, Kim-lnary Scalzo, Minnie Sieclsnla, Rose Calitlonna. Nellie Baron, lfreicla Jalwour, jim Scala. lion XVarclman, Holm Rostiscr. 'l'hi1'f1' rfrzui Lyncls Staring, Allin-rt llolin, jim Sinclair, Earl KFHHZ, Hill l'llillllPS. lflllll O'l3I'iCl1. Hill ,lfvllvm H0113 Mwlll- ton, Glenn Skinner, jim Clark, Russell Pfenrllt-r, john .loin-s, VVillarfl Franz. hlllllll Burns, Ralph Rislcy, lfrancis Stock- lurirlgc, Cllcstcr lltmnlnnc, john Ptlecger, David Ames, Robert Coe, ,loltn Laska, George .'Xltmirc, lfrancis Roberts Henry La Conte. 24 SUPILIOMORICS First ran, left to rigbtz .-Xliee Savieki, lfyelyn Hofnieister, Marjorie Buckley, Betty Maxwell. Barbara Xxvillllillli Run:- niary Britting, Mary Ilurtli, 'l'reasurer, ylulin Cnsgrme, Yiee President, -loan Satur, President, Shirley Maegregwr, Betty Tnreliia, Hlanclie Le Nero, lileannr Gallup, Katherine Vlil'IlCllSL'l, jean Nolan, june lXleCartliy, Lnreen liyans. Sermzd rnzu: Robert Puffer, -lernnie Steates, Anthony llc Carlo, Allan Dnwslanfl, liarbara Burns, Barbara Miilmn Anna Sieclwnia, Patricia Buckley, Marilyn Hall, Ruth Mfylie. Historian, Beverly Larsen, Luis Butler, ,Ianet Colliner, Etliel lienter, XYilliaini lfrieburger, XN'illiani Yerniii-ski, Rieliarrl Mair, Herbert Hell. Third rnzvx Henry Xyaraliall, Robert Fiteliarcl, Knbert Farley, Lee Huck, Daniel Muriarity, Hubert llrexrer, Lynn -Inlin- stwn, Xxillliillll Hermnncl, joseph Meliallin, Carwll llefs, llefbert Nfmlte, Larry Ilurrliek, 'lolin Berger, Robert Rouiller, Harlan Xielinla, blmepli Lenliarcll, Bernard vlwnew, Robert DeX'inny, Douglas Maloney. FRESHDIEN Firxrf rnzv, left tn right: Doris Mmla, jane Wvesselcline, Betty Hush. ,laequeline Dminlioe, julie Herubin, Irene liaeziner- Czyk, Marguerite Rizzo, Jacqueline .-Xuclas, Margaret Sieylsnia, Audrey De Graff, Claytnn Batty, jolin Dunn, presi- clent. Barbara Cresfwell. Cnnstanee llrmyn, Peggy loner, Mary Abraham, Glaflys Szpunar, ,loan lluglief, Carnlyn Stuttarrl, Helen Holmes, Gladyw Sparrnw, Stella Paseialgjuaii DeX'inny. Mary Crane, Unrntliy lfnley. ,5'i'mi1d rnzv: Patrick Hurnf, Llnyfl Bruwii, lfclwarrl Halin, Shirley liuglies. janet Howe, Marilyn Xsliley, Marilyn liaranaugli, Pribeilla Kunz, Sally HlYfl'QL'5, .Xntrvnette Sealzo, Rae Dionne. Stella Szpunar, Rhea XX'l1ite. V ,MQW . Maw ww, SEYENTII GRADE ,S'i'uti'd, lcft tn riglltz Vlmcpli .'XlJI'2'1ll2ilU, Erlxyin liazmarczylq, Paul Crawtm'rl. Ricllarrl Satur, Carl llvcsbclclinc, Francis Mrxsllcr, lfraiik liruwii, Stcplicn Yangura. .Sifll7I!HIlj1, Ifirxl !x'rm'1 Alot-11 Puffcr, Margaret Towmeml. JXuflrcy Hughes. Sllll'lCY Ertlcy. Siizaixm' lflarcy, loan lJ'Aprx, Carnal Muran, Iimc Liliainlncix, lean .'Xltimirc. .Xile-cn Stiwclclvriclgc. Ricli- ard Sclimirlt. Aurlrcy 'liHllCI'. Mums Accc. .Xime Scliraclur, ,Iuanne Rliwgaim. Nancy Grt-cue. Patricia Xlalnmcy. .Ximc Eiiriwmws, IH-arl Litz, Xrlciic .Xuclam ,loan Nolulu, XN'ai1rla lk-ti-rs. ,lZlL'llL1L'llIlL' lglriclgeman, Patricia Clarcy. .Sbmzzd rn-rv: Rirualfl lQll5lL'Il5lil, llrwualrl Stuclqlmriclgc, Ruger Rlmiltmi, l.cta lliick, Xl21l'lCCll Gillmcrt. Eclitli Rwtlc. Mary blanc Ni-wtcr. Harlmara Stimcklmrirlqc. Xlililrcrl llayy, lane l'ascial4, Im' l'rimc-r, ,leant-tic ylauiiclivmwlai, licriiicc Blurclmiisc, l,t'lll'lHl1yllL'r, -loan Ilaxri-Q. Marjim'ic- llaiiicw. Mary Zilliuux. Barbara'Nivlmlas, Harlmra laiiiclmi, .Xrlclc Slater, Regina McManus, ticr- alrl lliytif Ricliaril liiiiclu, lQlL'll2lI'll l,HWSl2'lllfl, 'l'lzirii my-ru: liarwlcl U'Sva. .Xrmimrl licsimfvm-. lifmalcl Liwiiiwllyg Su-plicii 1' y u Iri-lanrl. lXlL'llZlI'Kl Uwem. lltmuglaf lni:i'r'my5. lwluert Iuiikatly. ,llllllkc lliilllivf. ,l1llNL'5 fillf. SlL'lJllL'Il Baum, Rngi-r Scivwlicw. fiurrlim l.arst'ii, Rugcr Uruwswvll, XXl2lI'l'L'll liyans, liaymmiil Bliwullll. lNK'llllk'll1 Nllwvll. l'ctc1' ,lUIl1'S, Ullllillfl 5I'f2i1Cw. lilfl xxilgllllllllll. .Xrtlmr Stnillc, .lwcpli Carey. .Xrtliur XYilw11. Rllyllllillll lfricclftcfl. lirucst lJayy.,lf'wDl1 Nlvfla. BIG IITII .S'mtr4i, lcft to right: Rulmcrt Scalzmm, lQir1l2llfl Stimc, Harulfl Ricllarrl liurrliclq. Iii:-,ff mzui .Xlicla Geiitcr. lic-ycrly Xlaflx Hctty Macg1'cgm'. farul lfurcl, liarluara Zilliuux, .Xlma liiihli, Xiclmlas, X'icturia blmcpll, llc-thy l itzp'itrick, Mary .Xim Bcity 0'Sl1ca, Mary l.Cllll3.l'fll. Mary Lou Rayuliliirl, Sara lfrcrli-rick Vctric, ,luscpli Maxwcll, limil Nuvak, X'Yilliam J Ncftur. Xll1'QlIll21 .'XlJcl. Lfarwl 1Xlou1'i', Gcrtruclc SllCllll2ll'1l, nur Xuyak. Siizazmc Clark, lilizaln-tl: Onzlarclio. Rlicliacl ll GRADE lfirlcy. xlamcs liimiur. Rulucrt Hiickley, Xlicliai-l Ciilliurr. wurtli. liatlicriut- l:liCll2ll'Cl. limily lYalaMck, .Nmic Iliiriis, jxllfllllillll Jxflilllf, Vyilliam Uwciis, llarry XX'aclswurtl1, .lulia l.afka, Xlary .luyce lJ'llYlt'll. Carulyu llziiilwau, Rutli l.itz. lliiclilcy. Xlarjuric l'ccli. ,Sirrmrd mtv: KillH.l'lL'5 Yuiiiigflalc. out-s, ,lnlm Scliiick, l'aul llltfllkffbfli, Aluan l-luck, Sllirlcy Ami -lZ11l1ICllUXX'Slil, Mary .ANN Gregor, jacqiicliuc Day. lilca- urm, X'lllCL'lll Nl21llOllL'j'. Gcurgc Graham, Robert Pick. H4111- alcl llrmyn, 1'l1im' my-gpg Kjwrgc liiirritt, -I:-111105 Aces. Kului-rt Lirumlm, Tlmmas Szuimlcrs, Grant Clark. l.i-wib 'l'myii- swirl, .Xrimlcl Rc-cliwtcincr. Dayicl Rmmcy, julm A-Xccu. liraucix Hmx'arfl lfram, llimalrl Rislvy, jimlm Peck, Dalc- Ciimiimg Szpiinar, Vliilm ltlugclamlci, Rulrcrt llrunfligc. ham. Kyiv Nulmlc, Klicliacl Liranc, Cmmrarl Harrmi, XYaltL-2 K IJUWEIX, ,lulm Fitzpatrick, Liliarli-Q Cult-, .liwlm Marriott. VM SEN IOR S'1'l'DENT COUNCIL .S'm111'd: fI-Lxil tw right? .-X11clr1y 'IXUIICYQ Abra- ham fXfl11111'. 1rez1s11i'e1'3 ,lulia llcrubin, prusirieiitz Harry XYaclf11'1J1'tl1. x'i1'1--111-esicluiitg Rae IJi1u1i1 f.-, sc1frc1tz11'yg Ricliarcl Owuns. Niflllllfl-H112 Miss 111- la Porto, adviswrg licwrgl' fiI'21il211IlQ ,l.1l111 lJ1111i1g lfraiik Culliiicrg XYaltcr Slllllllilf, Gurmmld fJv5ilL'2l. S1-11f1'd: 1l.cft tm riglitj Edward Ingalls: Jessie Hucko, assistant secretary: Loo Cl'2lllE', t1'cas11r1-1': 1112111110 fifiiiiili, prcsifluiitg Do11g4las M1111lt11i1, vice-11:'esicl1-iitg Rlziry Cankctt. sccrc-tary: Heriiaiwl Bruwn. Sffllllliffljfl Miss Howlctr. aflvisorg Herlmcrt H1-ll: Kcrlar .-Xrl11111': Peter Mnfalvcz L!z11'lJara XYi1s11113 1112111 5311111 james Scala: D011g:las Malcmcyg VYillia111 Churcliillg Miss Parker, ziclviswr. LITTLE THREE C0 YXCIL Stop! L ,I C- C. S. 00k!R lzlhgf QJQWAQ cad-' ,I A nl -xxfsflu iyl, nw 1 ,vnu - 11, 1 WX' or OgVLy A ' 455, ,xgxvvh T' D DO 5912 PICTURESQUF SP N K5 O ENG1,15H'2RfECH ,Q QVOXX ur E A Cixllx! 5 who S SEVENTH GRADE beak fo F' F 1' A' News 8 031: 1 of .rr COUSOL . -QP5 A 138 A7 gvswyt Cisgxwyrxx-.9 o 01 6 fffjl , I BUNXGVX 1 IIE 1 150 UT hSIfA1IL,xYp me Lo A lttle H , 'ee AAA CIIALLENGER STAFF Firxf row. left to right: Edward lngalls, Art liditnr, Theresa liubacki. lfdith Trust, Businus and circulation managerg Gertrude Pierce, editurg Rosemary Griftin, Ass't cditorg liedar Adnur, sports eclitor. Svmlzd Vatu: Cynthia Allen, Mary Alice Towiisenrl, Mary Cackett, Marjorie Gallup, Anna Foley, Charlotte Richard- son, Mary Hurley. Third row: Shirley Yurton, Joanne Grillin, Douglas Maloney. Rae Diunne, julie Herubin, Barbara Hopp. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left tu right: Gertrude Pierce, Joanne GriHin, Mary Cztckett, Theresa Kubacki, liclith Trust. Eleanor Adams. BAN D lfirst row, left to right: Suzanne Clarey, Douglas Maloney. lietty Buckley, jan Hones, Joseph Maxwell, Ross Noble, Stanley Gritlin, Douglas Burrows, Jacqueline ljriclgenian, :Xnn llnrrows, joan Noble, Regina McManus, Marilyn llall, Priscilla Kunz, jucly liurns, Margaret Unclarcho, Loreene livans, Herbert Bell. .Nbcofzzf row: Mr. Rudesheini, John Nichols, XYillan1 jones, joan Sator, Peggy Jones, Clayton Batty, Lee Buck, Richarml Gniclo, Betty Maxwell, Shirley Miller, james Clark, Peter McCabe, james Sinclair, john 0'Rrien, Barbara VMllll3.lll'i, Doug Hughes. 'l'lzi1'r1' r'n'zt': -lohn Marriott, Derry Hall, Riehartl Mair, Robert Rostiser, Dick Owens, Harry Vlfadsworth. llernarrl llrown, Thomas Saunders, Barbara Cresswell, Betty Morroek, joan Hughes, Harlan Nichols, Harold XYylie, Rae Dionne, Gilbert Wveil. 0RCIIES'l'RA liirxf rate: Betty Buckley, accompanist: Margaret Townsend, Katherine liiteharfl, Carol Moran, Kay Stnclclarrl, lileano Gallup, :Xnne Schrader, Constance lirown, julia Nicholas, Phyllis Schrader, -loanne Gritlin, ,lan Hones, Marlene Gil- bert, ,laeqneline Day, Andrey De Gratli, Keclar Aclour, Derry Hall, joan De Vinny, Marguerite Rizzo, Ruth Wvylie. .Xlicla Center. Svconzzl ro-rv: Shirley Ertley, Bob Rostiser, Dick Mair, Clayton liatty, ,Ioan Noble, Regina McManus, Marilyn Hall, Hill jones, -loan Sator, Peggy jones, james Clark, Pete McCabe, -lim Scala, john O'lirien, Herb Hell. Rae Dionne, Mr. liuclesheiin, 'l'lzird l'z1'Zx'I Doug Maloney, hlohn Nichols. john Marriott, Dick Owens, Harolfl XYaflsworth, liernie Brown. 'lioni Saun- clers, Barbara Cresswell, Betty Morrock, joan Hughes, Gilbert Weil. SENIOR CIIOB-l' S l i1'.rf fore: joyce Harrigan, Gladys Szpunar, jacqneline Donohue, Betty Morrock, julia Herrubin, janet Howe, Con! stance llrown, llarbara Creswell, joan DeX'inny, livelyn Hofnieister, jesse llucko, Shirley Richardson, joan Huglies, Catherine Stoddard, Mary :Xlice Townsend, Marguerite Rizzo, Sallly .'XnClerson, Alice Beattie, Loreen Evans, Mary llnrth, .Nudry Dt-Graff, Shirley Macgregor, lilizabeth Maxwell, Katherine Trachel, Margaret jones, Irene liazinarczyk, jane YVesseldine, Rae Dionne, Theresa liubacki, .Xntionette Scalzo. St't'f7IIfl' row: Betty jane Clark, joanne Griffin, Ret- ty Hush, llarbara Mvillianis, Barbara llnrns, Rosemary liritting, Shirley Miller, Rosemary Griffin, Phylis Shrader, Margaret Ondarcho, Anita Cole. Nancy Mosher, Barbara Hoop, Bernice Berger, Marjorie Gallup, ja11 Hones, Ger- trude Pierce, Helen Connolly, lietty liuckley, Anna lfoley, joyee Perkins, judith Burns, Cynthia Allen, Esther Restle, Ileyerly Larson, Marilyn llall, lletty Torehia, Priscilla liunz. Blanche l.e Nero. Tlzird 1'0'n': Eleanor ,-Xdanis, Edith 'l'rost, llerbert llell, Stanley Gritiin, Robert Rostiser, liedar .Xdour, Lynn johnston, Clayton Batty, Peter McCabe, john O'l'lrien, jalnes Sinclair, john Nichols, Herbert Nolte, john Dunn, Gilbert VYeil, john Berger, l,ynds Staring, XN'illia1n Verniinski, Bernard Brown, Harlon Nichols, Alan Dowsland, Douglas Hughes, james Scala, Douglas Maloney, Darry Hall, Charles Budesheiin, Director. JUNIOR f'IIORI'S l ir.rf rote, left to right: .-Xleen Putter. Margaret 'l'ownsend, Patricia Clarey, Suzanne Clarey, Audrey Hughes, Emily XYalzek, Shirley lirtley, joan Da Prix, .Xudrey loner, Ann Schrader, Carol Moran, joanne Morgan, joan Noble, Sara lluelcley, joan lluek, joan Dawes, Barbara Lawden, Catherine Fitehard, Mildred Davy, Ann Burns, Mary l.ou Ray- mond, Klida Genter. Marjorie Peck, jacclueline llridgenian, Pearl Litz, Ann liurrows. St't'Ullll' role: Richard Dows- land, Donald Connolly, Carl M'esseldine, Aleen .'Xudus, llarbara Nicholas, Beverly XYadswortli, Elizabeth O'Shea, Mary Zillioux, l.eta lluek, jeanne ,-Xltniire, Patricia Mahoney, .-Xdele Slater, Betsey Fitzpatrick, Shirley Nester, joan Hughes, jeannette januchowski, Anne januckowski, Mary Ann Gregory, Mary joyce O'l5rien, Carol Ford, Mary' Laska, Elizabeth Ondarcho, Rodger Creswell, Ross Noble, lidwin liazniarezrlc, Roger Moulton, Richard Owens, john Mar- riott, Harry XYadsxx'orth. Elizabeth Maceregor. liarbara Stockbridge, Mary Haines, Carol Dzueban, liarbara Sillioux, Suzanne Clark, lileanor liozak, Regina McManus, lidith Restle, Marlene Gilbert, julia Nicholas, Gertrude Shepard, Pearl Hughes. jaequeline Day. Victoria joseph, Virginia Able, Carol Moore, joy Primer, Alma Hush, john Peck. Douglas llurrows, Steven lreland, VX'illia1n jones. FOOTBALL First row, left to right: Francis Stoclcbrirlge, George llodgcs, James Scala, John Nichol ltyyis P wht id Peter Nlttane VVilliz1m Phillips, Douglas Moulton, Kcdin' Adour. Svrozzzi row: Bernard Brown, Douglas Maloney, Harlon Nichols, john Fitzpatrick, Iianux on in i 1X ton Batty, Robert Schuck, joseph Lenhardt, Ilerhert Bell, Coach Furicl. Tlzirrl' row: Robert Hoff, Ahraliain Adour, Henry LaContc, Edward Hahn, Lloyd I o o t Q i in in x Bernard jones, Frank COHIIICI Clinton! Clinton- Clinton Clintonf ClilItlJ1lfO5 Clinton Clinton SCORES New Hzirtforc XYl1it0slJoroA-- Cnimstotzi-Y-f L ZlSClllJVlZl4- Slici'lmi1i'11c-nw Oneida? New il lzirtiord 32 BASKETBALL SCORES Clinton 22 Clinton 29 Clinton 42 Clinton 55 Clinton 42 Clinton 26 Clinton 31 Clinton 39 Clinton 32 Clinton 30 Clinton 42 Clinton 34 Clinton 40 Clinton 36 Clinton 26 Clinton 60 U. C. AX. 3-l l laniilton 42 St. Francis 55 Orisltany 20 Chatlwiclis 23 Oneida 40 U. C. A. 29 New Hartford 51 New York Mills 51 lllliteslboro 41 Chaclwicks 28 St. Francis 36 XYhiteslJoro 50 New York Mills 57 New llartforcl 35 Oriskany 43 BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: George Hodges, Douglas Moulton. ,lack Nichols, Captain lttti NHL the R ibut Turntr R1 in lfuriel, Coach. .S'cc'mzd row: Charles Youngclale, John Jones, :Xllmert Dolan, XYillarfl Franz. .lmneQ Clnl Hailin Nnnols Herbert e Abraham A flour. IIOUKICY liizzvt Vniv. loft tu right: Rulmcrt Christ, lluwzxrcl Morclluiisc. lfrlrl lfrauz, 12111105 Scala, Jtlllll Fitzpatrick, Rllj'lll47llfl Clark, Vincent Burns, licclai' ixflllllll Swmxd zwrzu: iicorgc liurritt, llouglas llllQlIC5, ,lolm l'll1Sf4,'lLJl1l1 Burns. lhvln-1't Sclluck, lfclwurfl Halm, Rulmcrt Hufl, Duuglas Yuuk. f Q 'Aafaai , . K L lmtlm V 4' C llllfflll i ' V lf' 1 . f Q t L liutfm ' A L lmton it QT W 'V if Cliutmm Clinton 34 H001 HEY SCORES SliZ1llL'ZllClC5 licnuc Ommflzlgzl Valley llmnc licnnc llzlsft-11:1 Mount Assiiuiptimi lmtitulc 8 l 3 2 5 3 BA SICBA LL liirx! rn-rv. loft tif right: Alulm ffllricii. Pctcr Mcfzilw, -lwlm Xiclmls, XYilliz1m Pliillipm, XYillzirLl Franz, Kayiuulul Clzwk, Albert Dulm. .S'cw1zc1' 1'fm'i Ilarluu Xiclwls, ,lamcs Clark. -lowpll BlCU11H:lll, joliu Berger. Rulvcrt DcYi1111y. TRACK Firxl rwzu, loft tw right: ,lolm Burns, Lewis R2lSlll-Llfll, Ricliarnl YzmSlylcc, jaimls Sinclair, Peter Rlcfalmc, Vlvlllldlll Phillips, jwlm Xiulmls, -lmcpli BlcGz1i'tiu, GL-rfrge .Xclaiiiy .Sl'4w11f1' rwzv: Marin Pura-z, Fl'21I1ClS l'wwers, Rolmurt Sliurk. julm Lasku, Jolm Cmgrove, ,lamcs Clark, Robert Turner, Kcclur ,Xcluur, l:l'21IlL'lS Sluclclmrirlgc. ' CII EE RLEA IDE RS 7711111 IA17In'. loft tw figllli 15111 Umlcs, Cz111'1f1i11: -l11a1111c 121'i1ki111. Judith 1311111-, Mary 91111113 Esther Resrlc, VIUNFM' Hucku L'layt1111 Batty, ,lnlm llllllll. S4L'1't?I1d 1'11'z1': ,I11a11 lJcYi1111y, COIISYZIIICC Br11w11, R11sc111ary Uritti11g, ,Ioan Sator. Margaret ,I1111w. 1.011-1-11m lix'z111s, GIRLS' SPORT l'Ll'B lfirxt mrs, left 111 right: jufiilh llurm, L'y11tl1i:1 Allen, Ifrciclzn Al21l111lI1'. 'l'1'1-z1w111'cr: Ilclcu C11111111lly, Yicc l,l'L1:5iflk'l!11 Shir Icy F11-rgcr, P11-si1le1111 Mary Cackctl. SC'Cl'012lI'j'Q lilizabeth I:llC1ilL'j', DIQZIIHIL' I-3611111-y, Bcr11icc Hn-1'g'c:'. S'1'1'm11I fury: yluycc Ilz1rrig':111. XII-l.1'Q2ll'Cl O11clarcl111. ,lIl2illl1l,' lirii1111, Rlllfj' M111'1-l11111w. 'l'l1crcwa1 li11I1e1cki, Vlcsfir Huclu Mary llixrm, KI2ll'f.f2lI'L't Mmln. l'l1i1'11' ww-rv: Mary Hislmp, .'Xllll2l Foley, ,fan llunes, :XlZll'jL11'ix' IJAH1111, li1L'2l.llH!' 1-Xcl11111s, .xllilll Colo, Mary .Xlicc 'lV1xx'11s1-1111 1 xme111z1ry Cjl'if1f1Il. '19 41 131 1 ,emw.1y.g11M31w1v n:v1 -3 ggs.1,.11m -1 guw .1:1 . z vmy. 2pg:,,1.1wa.11w,r,.zm..,. gm- Wsurnmyf A1 WM .X E . -sm-, :H ZAR yi Af' Wi PM ,f W sa fs 8 ,, F. el . A. BUYS' CHOIR wzlwtl: left tn right: fliestei' Uonzxlnte. Sentinelg lfitxst wiv, left to right: Iatnew Scala, lllizztlmetli linel-. l Irztneis Stuulclwiflge. Vice Prem: Xtesltiy Xlhml, See.. ley. pianist: llnnglzts Hughes, Dei-ry Ilztll, .Xlztn Unity lewif Rafl1l'tn'rl, lJt'ew,: Len Ciztne. lreztwttrcrg Xtilliznt lztnrl. Herlvert Hell, Hubert Rnftiser. l um lClm'll'l- ,Stvntztl rn-ru: 'IZIINC5 Sinclair, Stanley tirillin, Lynn tnnlifnfz tirztnt tflnrk, .Xrnnlrl Reeltwteiner, Rnlsert vloliiigstmi, Clayton Iiatty. lit-rnarrl i:l'0XYll, Hztrlzm l't1'ley, il:lYUll lltwitlnnie. llcnry Vizttsllzlll. Wiilliznn lfie- Niellnls, lieflal' ixfltlllf. Lynrls Stztrrilig. Xlr. lintlt' lnger, llnintlrl 5lL'2llk'h. Mr. Hziflluelt. sllL'l1H, clireetnr. 'flzird ruin: Peter Mcfztlie. ,lttlin O'l3t'ien, blwlin Xiclwln Ht-rhert Nolte, hlavlin llnnn. Hilbert Weil, hlwlin ISL-1' ger, Lee Huck, XYillia1n Yerlninwki. TOXYICR ULPB lfirxvz' mir, left to right: Lynn jolinwttni, Maury Setting See.: Betty ,lane Cltirk, 'lll'L'2iS.Q ,Inanne Griffin, Pres.: Miss -lzteolis, Slztrjnrie Gallup, View View.: tje1't1'ncle l'it-ree, lileznnn- A-Xtlatns, Shirley liieltarclson, Rieliartl Yan Slyke. ,N'utwn1tt rn-zu: l'i'erlei'ick Bnrcliek, Stanley llrikliit, linseiiiztiw Gritlin. Ruth XY5'lie, Barliara llupp, Marilyn llall, fyntltil .Xlle-n, Keclar .Xrl0nt', ,lnsepli l.enli:n'rlt. il'f1n'fl tvfrv: vlnlni Plleeger, XYilliznn Gerimnirl. ,Iznncs Sizieluir, Earl Kraiiz. Wvilliztin Yerniinski. JUST Joyce Harrigan being tall. Edith Trost getting angry. Mary Bishop keeping house for Paul. Betty Jane Clark driving 10 miles an hour. Leo Crane having his Algebra done. Mary Cackett not out for every sport. Mary Hurley with a Scotch accent. Gert,' Pierce diving off the high board at Lake Moraine. Bob Rooney driving a '46 model. Shirley Berger shouting in English class. Liz Buckley not cheering the Navy. Mary Alice Townsend with black hair, Helen Connolly without her Navy pin. Eleanor Adams without a blush. Charlotte Richardson with a driving li- cense. Q Theresa Kubacki with a brush cut. Marjorie Gallup weighing 250 pounds. Joanne Griffin raising a bunch of red- heads. Jack Nichols taking a girl out every night in the week. George Adams raising flowers instead of chickens. Kedar Adour without a suggestion. Bernice Berger with straight hair. Bernie Brown playing the piccolo. Bob Burns with a girl. Jane Hodges not saying, f'Oh, I hate you, Eddie Ingalls. IMAGINE Joyce Perkins not in Hogan's after school. Jeanne Bentley not having love troubles. HPeggy Davis settling down with one man. Ray,' Clark being a wolf. Eleanor Dwyer with a booming voice. Russell Conley without Beverly. Betty Jean Clark making a rumpus. Anna Foley complaining. Jan Hones without a hearty giggle. Dick Smales passing an English test. Eddie Ingalls not in some deep con- versation with a girl. Bohn Schuck not making a speech. Lewis Rashford not bound for Eleanor Wielchys. Shirley Richardson with short finger- nails. XVesley VVood being able to repeat some- thing Miss Moore has said. Evelyn Zipf running down the hall. Dick Van Slyke being where he is sup- posed to be. Bill Crane not bound for the ag. room. Harry Morris without Dick Smales. Vincent Burns chattering. Fred Doyle without troubles. George Hodges where you can find him. Ruth Tanner without magic tricks up her sleeve. PROPHESY My crystal ball carries me into the atomic year 1956 and into the lives of my 48 classmates. I see: Senator Eleanor Adams, Eleanor, that is, giving square dance lessons to her fellow colleagues in spare moments be- tween committee meetings. The multi-millionaire brother George has been appointed Secretary of Agri- culture because of his outstanding work with the chickens Qhubba-hubbaj in this area. And where do you suppose I found Betty Buckley? She resigned from her post as head piano instructor at the East- man School of Music and is now pound- ing the piano at the square dance every Saturday night! Vinnie and Bob Burns are head con- tractors on a state job to straighten out the curves in upper Kellogg Street. Uur esteemed president, Kedar' Adour, is now arbitrating a case at the General Cable in Rome. He keeps both unions happy. Surprise, surprise! The first man mar- ried out of our class was Russ Conley. You can find him mowing the lawn or helping his wife with dishes any night in the week. VVhat a man! And Ray Clark. our friend with the Model-T' supervises the production of the latest Fraiser-Kaiser convertible. Some change! Shirley Berger is going down in his- tory as the first woman to be offered a contract with the New York Giants. She's playing first base. Twin-sister Bernice is going right to town as chef in the VValdorf-Astoria. They say her, tossed salads are out of this world! The crystal ball found Eleanor Tiny Dwyer' in her exclusive dress shoppe on Fifth Avenue. She's head designer for the gowns in this year's Academy Award Winner The Lost Regent's Pa- per too. Have you seen the Ingall's girl? VVow! She's everybody's pinup, and Eddie, her creator is just as much in demand. They've been begging him to sell his paintings to the Metropolitan Museum but he'd rather tell VValter VVinchell stories Aunt Myrt . Fred Doyle has taken over the Plastic Factory and is adding two more wings on the building. Clinton will beat Boom Town yet. And where do you suppose I saw Jane Hodges? She was posing for a Does your cigarette taste different late- ly'l advertisement that was to be put in lights on Times Square. That sultry model, Miss Joyce Per- kins. has just wed Van Johnson. Too bad girls! George Hodges has taken over Oscar Levant's place on Information, Please. He keeps the audience in stitches and because of this he has been offered a job as stand-in for Danny Kaye. Our old pal Peg Davis has joined the Rockettes in Radio City Music Hall. Tommy Manville's got his eye on her! Bernie Brown has finally done it. He ran Tommy Dorsey right out of busi- ness! His band is currently appearing at the Capital Theatre in New York. Itis their one hundred and tenth week! Leo Crane has established Dr. Crane's Sanitarium for Insane Dogs and Cats on the uppermost peak of College Mountain. Jeanne Bentley dyed her hair red and is now playing with the All American Red Heads that famous girls' basket- ball team. Marnie Gallup has retired from the public eye tshe was the leading comedi- enne on Broadwayj and now spends all her time making foolish hats for Hedda Hopper. The Army, Navy, and Marine Corps elected Jan Hones Miss Atomic Bomb of 1956 in a recent nationwide poll. Betty Jane Clark, as supervisor of nurses, is driving all the patients sane at good old R. U. Crazy Sanitarium. Shirley Richardson is singing recep- tionist in Dr. Ordway's fthe Crime Doc- tor'sj office. I searched high and low and finally? found Charlotte Richardson in a script' filled office in Hollywood writing gags for Red Skelton. Mary Hurley is secretary to our For- eign Minister to Ireland. Mary is on the look-out for - Danny boy. Jack Nichols and Bill Crane showed their true love for good Mother Earth when they bought a huge ranch in Texas together. Well, I hear Miss Stone has left good old C. C. H. S. and Evelyn Zipf has taken her place. Look-up in the sky on that trapeze. XYhat is it? A bird? .IX plane?-- it's Helen Connolly! Don't rush ladies! There's enough for everyone. Only one jar of Edith Trostls Freckle Cream to a customer. Our friend .f'Xnna Foley has just been appointed the head of the National Red Cross. And who is now our chief' of staff of the Army4Dick Van Slyke? Tessie Kubacki's the teen agers newest swoon crooner. Sheis packing cafe so- ciety in every night at the Stork Club. Little Joyce Harrigan is taking a beating as a stunt woman in Hollywood. She jumps off all the 50 foot cliffs on to the rocks below. Gert Pierce was found bouncing over the European countries in her bran, new heliocopter looking for the news before it happens. In her spare time she writes a front page column for the Chicago Brifzozr entitled Gertie's Gasbagf' Harry Morris and Dick Smales are the big bosses of Tammany Hall in New York City. The party's machine just wouldn't be worth a thing without these two big-time politicians. They're adding a new plank to the platform Clark Mills Forever! Did you see that winsome woman in the big black Cadillac that just sped by? That's Mary Bishop, head chaulfeur of the Paul Besig Estate. Lewis Rashford's and VVesley VVood's names make Claude Hinman blush with shame. They've just rented their 250th farm! They specialize in all glass barns. Tl'1ey've just erected a huge children's hospital on the outskirts of Utica and the efficient, well liked superintendent is none other than our own Betty Jean Clark. Come one, come all to the biggest and best show of them all. Blackstone, the world's greatest magician is now appear- ing on the Stanley stage assisted by his young wife Ruth Tanner! Left face-ankle left and forward around the field by twos-march! Thatys Stal? Sergeant Mary Cackett giving those orders. She's got to get her weak muscled sister VVac's in shape for the Ceneral's inspection. .,,,m-v..,-.n..v..,-,Y-.-1,....v---,.,2.,r.-,. ... ..- .,- wif- --H va, W . V Mary Alice Townsend is making S1000 a week posing for Drene Shampoo Ads. Come one, come all to the formal opening of Robert Rooney's Complete Junk Yard. Bob's own car was the first contribution. Time 1:45, any weekday afternoon. A sobbing burst of organ music-then, NAME Eleanor Adams George Adams Kedar Adour Bernice Berger Shirley Berger Jeanne Bentley Mary Bishop Bernie Brown Liz Buckley Bob Burns Vin Burns Mary Cackett Betty Jane Clark Betty Jean Clark Ray Clark Russ Conley Helen Connolly Leo Crane Bill Crane Fred Doyle Eleanor Dwyer Peggy Davis Anna Foley Marjorie Gallup Joanne Grimm Joyce Harrigan Jan Hones Mary Hurley Jane Hodges George Hodges Eddie Ingalls Tessie Kubacki Jack Nichols Gig Morris Joyce Perkins Gert Pierce Louie Rashford Charlotte Richardson Shirley Richardson Bob Rooney Bob Schuck Dick Smales Ruth Tanner Mary Alice Townsend Edith Trost Wesley Wood Evelyn Zipf Dick Van Slyke EXPRESSION Oh, my crow! I guess so! The nerve of some peoples Oh, dear- Holy cow- A-men! Ruff! Hubba, Hubba, Hubba That's gravity for ya! Oh, darn it! That's tough! Oh, nuts! Any mail UD today Oh, jeepers! Pigs toes! I don't know Hi, Butch For pete sakes! Shoot! Jeepers! Hello!! Tell us about it! Mmmmm ?smooth! Oh, sugar! Oh, for crying in the sink! Oh help! I'm telling you! Mon dieu! You think so, huh? I was so embarassed! Oh yeah! I thought I'd die! Darn Right! I wouldn't say that! Where's Woo? I'll bet cher Boots! Oh, nice! Eleanor! I thought I'd die laughing! You know that? I don't know! Don't tell me your troubles What a deal! I love that man! Whooo me? Oh my gosh! Carol! Don't be silly! Goggoneit! J Joanne Griffin as Murgetroid Heart- burns Other Wife. She keeps the I housewives in misery and also well in- formed about Bubbly Bubble Soap l Chips. Do your children read Bob Schuck's Trick Dacy in the funnies every morn- ing? HOROSOOPE Foon SONG children woman ! chocolate ice cream sirloin steak lemon meringue pie roast pork and dressing apple pie a-la-mode anything edible spaghetti mushroom stew hot fudge sundae chocolate pie spaghetti and the trimmings in 4- u It Might As Well Be Spring at as si noodles and salmon French fried potatoes pineapple apple pie apple pie pie a-la-mode a-la-mode butterscotch sundae apple pie a-la-mode French fries apple pie spaghetti shrimp cocktail butter pecan ice cream whipped cream chocolate soda fudge and chocolate cake swiss cheese sandwich pineapple pie French fries 8 steak spaghetti with French fries potato chips waffles Kewpee Hamburgers hamburg and onions Spanish rice spaghetti banana bread hot fudge sundae peanut butter sandwiches spaghetti all but beans and spam pork chops apple pie a-la-mode scalloped potatoes spaghetti chocolate cake chili icon carne 40 Let me call you, Sweetheart Some Sunday Morning. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Rhapsody in Blue It's Been a Long Long, Time I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Stardust Someday I'll Meet You Again Let it Snow, let it Snow Its Been a Long, Long, Time I'll Be Walking With My Honey A Kiss Goodnight No Can Do I Can't Begin to Tell You Its Been a Long, Long, Time I Wish I Knew Too ra-loo 'tAir Corps Song Stardust Oh, What it Seemed To Be Stardust Don't Fence Me In Forgotten Serenade Sweet Dreams, Sweetheartn I Can't Begin To Tell You I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Smoke Gets in Your Eyes You Won't Be Satisfied You Came Along Oh Where Can My Little Girl Be It's Always You Symphony Sioux City Sue'l Its Been a Long, Long, Time Rhapsody in Blue The Bells of St. Mary You Came Along Till the End of Time Stardustl' Chickery Chick Symphony Let Me Call You, Sweetheart Oh VVhat It Seemed To Be A fter Awhile Winter Wonderland Its Been a Long, Long, Time I'm Always Chasing Rainbows CLASS WILL We the Senior class of the year nine- teen hundred and forty-six, being of sound mind, hereby bequeath the follow- ing to the said named: I, Eleanor Adams, will my dimples to Doug Moulton. I, George Adams, will my height to Richard Dowsland. . I, Kedar Adour, will my ringlets to Joe McGaffin. I, Bernice Berger, will my fingernails to Joan Sator. I, Shirley Berger, will my volumes of baseball data to Harmon Phillips. I, Jeanne Bentley, will my love af- fairs to Mamie Abraham. I, Mary Bishop, leave my engagement ring to Judy Burns. I, Bernard Brown, will my trombone to any blow hard . I, Elizabeth Buckley, will my vitality to John Burns. I, Robert Burns, leave for Arkansas. I, Vincent Burns, will my scars ob- tained in hockey games to Jack Fitz- patrick. I, Mary Cackett, will my love of sports and the Navy to Mary Lenhardt. I, Betty Jane Clark, will my gift of gab to Silent Herb . I, Betty Jean Clark, will my cooking instincts to Earl Kranz. I, Raymond Clark, will my Hat tires to Dave Ames. I, Russell Conley, will my shyness to Jim Scala. I, Helen Connolly, will my red rim- med glasses to Janet Collmer. I, Leo Crane, will my agricultural in- stincts to Cynthia Allen. I, XVilliam Crane, leave my milking stool to Rosemary Griffin. I, Frederick Doyle, leave my freckles to Red VVesseldine. I, Eleanor Dwyer, will my size 4 shoe to Howard Morehouse. I, Margaret Davis, will my ballet shoes to Lee Buck. I, Anna Foley, will my typewriter to Bill Germond. I, Marjorie Gallup, will my com- pleted ihomework assignments to Larry Burdick. I, Joanne Griffin, leave mv late ex- cuse to anyone who can't riin fast. I, Joyce Harrigan, leave my height to Carroll Hess. I, Jane Ann Hones, leave my coquet- tish ways to Marilyn Hall. I, Mary Hurley, leave my Irish blue eyes to Mr. Baietti. I, Jane Hodges, leave my collection of Class rings to Barbara Burns. I, George Hodges, leave my home- work. I, Edward Ingalls, will my magic drawing pencil to James Marcellus. I. Theresa Kubacki, leave my identi- fication bracelet to anyone who can find it. I, Harry Morris, will my rosy C0111- plexion to Pete McCabe. I, John Nichols, will my athletic pow- er to Derry Hall. I, Joyce Perkins, will my Lucky Strikes to Loreen Evans. I, Gertrude Pierce, leave my formula for peroxide to Frieda Jabour. I, Lewis Rashford, will my classring to Eleanor XVelch. I, Charlotte Richardson, leave mv joke a. minute to Mr. Karin. I I, Shirley Richardson, will my contral- to voice to Joan Buck. I, Robert Rooney, will my jalopy to Miss Griffin. I, Robert Schuck, will my overalls to Joe Lenhardt. I, Richard Smales, leave my navy sweater to Miss Welch's dog, Major. I, Ruth Tanner, will my speed in ar- riving at classes to Shirley Yorton. I, Mary Alice Townsend, will the du- plicating ink on my face to anyone crazy enough to take Secretarial Practice. I, Edith Trost, leave my personality to John Laska. I, XVesley VVood, will my collection of speeding tickets to David Scoones. I, Evelyn Zipf, leave my long walk home to Julia Nicholas. I, Richard Van Slyke, leave my am- bition to Johnny Berger. iw uv g r 3 mf 'X Aa , mp H E A i ' gf3ss24+2w:4Q f xqysszwgivifzizwi M ,ffkggiwzfiwf 9 wi-1: P f 2 M .fgjggff i 1, Eclwarrl lngalls: Z, Berger Twins: 3. Adams twins: 4, Ricliardsun twins: 5. Ray Clark: 6, llelcn Cunnolly: 7, Tlicrcsa Kubacki: S, Leo Crane: 9, Evelyn Zipf: lO, Gert Pierce: 11, Jan Hanes: 12, Joanne Griffin: 13, Eleanor Dwyer: l-1, Edith Trostg 15, Betty Jane Clark: 16, Marjorie Gallup: 17, Ruth Tanner. gLmfs?iA2:g55,f ,misss W1 , Wffli? gzgguxg T ' Z 'T THERMOLD CORPORATION Bl.AXNL'FiXC'l'URliR OF MOLIDIQIJ PLASTIC PARTS LfI.1N'wN, Nl-iw YORK -lug Say II. Il. GOOIHYIN FUEL CO 9l'l,l'l'-ROCK Coal - Coke L Heating Oils mcl you will get il lmeveiulgc Building SUPPHCS you will eiijuy. l'ii0N1s A, C, SUPPE Ll'1'ICTA 6902 C1.1N'roN 52'9LlXl-1 l71mNK1.lN S1'1uNczs,X. Y. CLARK BULLS- X- Y- J-l PIERCE'S GARAGE T1-QL. 31-.IQ lhmxsncmo, N. Y. 24 llrmur Tuw Service Heavy :md Light Rcpair Scrvicc All Kinds of Electric and .Xcetyline XYc1di1ig At the sign of l'tl'I.UlllU,X' SUI Z,'l'6'C C10HZf71I.llICllfS of CLINTON KNITTING COMPANY Coiigrzltulzltifms and All Gmini Wishes To the Meuibcrs of the CLASS OF 1946 For a Futurc Life of Happiness :md Success. . f rj gf,Q XY. S. Rlsimzlclz, Tjl'il1CilJZl .15 I We Are Exclusive Agents for KI NG-C1.1ex'ELA N n AMERICAN STANDARD REYNoLns RECENT-RUTH Q Band I11St1'll111C111SD LEEDY DRUMS In Stock At All Times Brilhart lXlouthpieces All Makes of Plastic Reeds XVe carry the largest stock of school 11lLlSlC in Central New York. Conzfvlcfc Repair Slzofs GURLEY-CLASGENS MUSIC CO., INC. 613 XVASHINGTON ST., LITICA 2, N. Y. PHONE 4-5413 C01llflIl.1'l1CllfS of Thomas Mairs KENDALL OIL Distributor NEW H,xRTFoRD , N. Y. HARRISON'S FURNITURE STORE IQIRKLAND 2 CLARK lXI1LI.s Telephone: CLINTON 304-XV C0l1lf'll.l1l6'?lf5 of A 81 P TEA STORE CLINTON, N. Y. COLLEGE BARBER SIIOP CLINTON, N. Y. Frank Martello, Prop. CONC RAT LI LAT I ONS To the Class of 1946 MODERN TAILOR SHOP 51 CoLl.1sc:11: ST'1:1f:1eT CLINTON, N. Y. Phone 221 TEN NEW' YORK STATE UREAMERIES T0 SERVE YOU QUEENSBQRO FARM PRODUCTS, INC. CIIARLES BUSHINGER C'f 11f71 1fffff-f Of u H AM E L I NE Florlst PLUMBING COMPANY 52 GENESEIHQ STREET , Q 329 fJRISKANY 5T1uf:1f:T NEW 1lA1z'r1fo1:n, NEW YORK Lv'l'lQ'A.X. NEW y4,RK 47 SEARS OIL CO., INC. RANGE OIL FUEL UIL Clean Prompt IQ gl , Burning Umomlg l Delwery Phone Rowe RUMEQ, N. Y. 313 SCOTT AVE. 232 CLINTON FILLING STATION FRANK CORNELIUS En. KHQFER, Prop. XICmmmck-Deming Gas - Oil - Batteries - Accessories A ' 6 Hactors - Irilflll Mz1cl1i11e1'y Lubrication - Tire Repair Parfx and SL'l'T'I.CL7 Loudeu l3z11'n Iiqlliplueut DE.xNs1aoRo, N. Y. PHUNE 42-.IVS T. J. BRITCHER COAL HEATING OILS PHONE 101 48 FRED H. SUPPE 33 TJTTCA STREET CLINTON, N. Y. SOCONY PROD UCTS PHONES: CLINTON 229 UTICA 4-3674 BEST XVISHES! BAKER'S FLOWER SHOP 409 Cow RT STREET LTTICA 4-3175 Fine Furniture At Reduced Prices GODFREY'S XVAYSIDE FURNITURE SHUXVROOMS NEW HARTFORD, N. Y. EDGAR A. BUSHINGER FLOWERS BURRSTONE ROAD CANVLEY'S SALES K SERVICE FORD-FERGUSON 10 EAST PARK Row CLINTON, N. Y TELERIIONE 142 SENIORS PLAN EARLY FOR FURTHER TRAINING Some universities are already filled to capacity. Veterans will continue to register in large numbers between now and September. To make sure of a place in The EX- celsior School, it is advisable to apply for admission as early as possible. SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN gif The School of Individual Instruction H. il. CONKLING, PRINcII'AL 1003 CORNELIA STREET UTICA C0lllflfl-l'11UlZf.S' of VERNON FARM SUPPLY International Harvester lXl2lCl1lllCS Dealer of Farm Machinery and Trucks XTERNON, NEW YURK THE MADELL STUDIO UF PIIOTOGRAPHY Portraits-Commercial l'aper 241 GPINESEE STREET L'T1C.x, NEW YORK Give the Class of 1946 a Nationally Advertised Watch the perfect time for a perfect timepiece-You are assured of good taste in design, accuracy, and years of dependable service when you purchase your watch from SONNE BROS. 125 COLVMBIA STREET UTICA, N. Y. RoME : HERKIMER : LITTLE FALLS GORTON'S VARIETY STORE NVEST PARK Row CLINTON, N. Y. Always SH111Cll1lllg' New HURST, INC. 198 GENEsEE ST. LTTICA, N. Y. Conzfvlimenfs of GOODWlN'S COUNTRY STORE CLARK iXlILLS So l l k THE CLINTON COURIER Your Newspaper PRINTERS 4:0 l'Ul3I.ISll ERS Clinton Central High School news is a regular Courier feature. All sports, social events, general news of the school, the faculty and the pupils is rearl by thousands in the area and by servicemen all over the world. C0l1If1I.W1CllfS of H. L. SANDERS' GARAGE lDl2ANSBURU, X. Y. O L Y M P I C Lawn Mower Grinding a Specialty , , , , , Athletic lzquipinent Reconchtioners Srkounsnuko, PA. Cl0llIf71I.HlC'lIfS of Marty Baldwin, Malzagw' A. J. THOMAS 51 BASTIAN BBYOS. CO. Roc'l1EsT1aR, Y. lDSSig'1lCl'S and Pnwcluccrs uf Class jewelry Name CZ'll'KlS Cmllxucllcclmmclll A1111m111cc111e11ts BlliM!3IiR mf TIIIQ I'i1ml'C, x'r1uN.x1. jr:YxE1,m MANl'lfAn 1'l'm-:Rs 4XSSUL'l.XTlUN Mr. .Izuues I.. Masfm, D1'sf1'z'vf JICIIIGQUI' 90 ROCK ISLAND ST., GC'JlTN'IiliNI'1L'li, N. Y C0llIf7Il.IllCllfS of BORDEN'S Rob Roy Ice' Cream Trx' DAWES MA R KET Fm' QUALITY SIIRY IYCIC COLfR'l'ESY CUllIf7II.lllCllfS Of CLINTUN SXVEET SHUI, Co111j1I1'111c11f.v of IIARULIYS BARBER SHOP CLINTON FOOD MARKET Fresh Fruits and Yegetables Nomll PARK Row CLINTON, N. Y. PHONE 204 C10lIIf7IfHZClIfS of IIAZEL'S BEAUTY SHUPPE Hours: 9 - 7 'l'1eI,E1,11oNE ZSOER C0I1If7II'H1CIIfS of EM RYS QWENS Cmnpliulcnts and Real XYishes JERRY SCHILLING C10IIIf7IfHlCIlfS of CLARK MILLS CUNIPANY INC. CLARK BIILLS, N. Y. C0l1If7lI'HIf'llfS of HERBERT SMITH CLARK BIILLS COI1IfIlllllU1IfS of Bl'1'TEKER'S ELIC CTRIU SHUI' Qw0H'lf71I'HlC1If5 of c1I71llf'fI'l1IL'IIf.N' of YE OLE TRULLEE DINER OXFORD PRODYUE UO. v v Y ROUTE 45 LTILQX, B. X. KIRKLAND, N. Y. MOSES CRONK CO., INC. C10lllf'1I'l7l0llfS of Dealers In M. H. STURDEVANT Flour Meats - Gruceries - Hardware - llrugs i FCCdS Seeds and Salt DE,xNs1soR0, N. Y. LfLIN,mN' Y. C'n111f1l1'11zc11f,v of REID SHELDON 8, CQ, Y 241 CQENESEIE STREET H. J. ALLEN EST. LTTICA, N. Y. Ielardware, Heating, K I'lL1l1lI7i1lQ Luggage Leather Good smug 18:44 Gifts 5,1 FREYS Portraits LYOMPLETIC SIQRYICQIZ IN PHOTOGRAPHY 247 GEN1-:sua STR1z1a'r LvT1L'A, X. Y. 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DENNISUN I,YJl'OlJI'ICUl1' of THE 'II-XYICRX ALL LEIQAL BEYERAGIES FORITS MARKET Gives You Quality For Less Money Choice XYestern Meats Piiomi 19 CRANE DAIRY C0 . LLIN'mN, N. Y. PHUNE 117AM CHARLES D. CONE MENS SHOP for Cimcliizitioii Gifts Shoes Sweaters I nterwf wen Socks Ties Shirts C0lllfTlI'11lCIIfS of YIACR MARCELLUS AND XRTHUR SCOUNES WEBB'S Men's Fine Clothing and Furnishings 250 Gifmssmz STREET L'TICA, N. Y. 56' Comfvliments of CLINTON CHEMICAL Couifvlizzzeazies of lNIOCABE'S GRUCERY STORE LLINTUN, N. X. LABORATORIES, INC. CLINTON, N. Y. Conzfvlzkzzczzts of HOGAN'S STORE WIBX yauth 79Jm,mt4, za, series of Dl'0g'l'2llllS for boys and girls fl'0lll 'Cradle to College' YOUNG 4XMERlC.X S1'EAKs MO11clz1ys - 4:30 P. M. l.1eT's GO TO SCHOOL Tuesdzxys - 2:45 P. M. LfAx'ALCAn1s OF CHOIRS Friclays - 4:45 P. M. XYIZARD 8: XYITCII OF Qlvlz Saturdays - 9 :30 A. M. IDRAMA X YAR11QTY Saturclzmys - 8:30 l'. M. --EVERY XYEEK FROM OCTUBICR THRU MAY- CBS 1230 ON YOUR IJIAI I IIE X OIKE Ol Tllli ' MOHAWK YA1,l.m' 5 Q BEST YVISIIES T0 THE CLASS OF 1946 Charles Reader Ralph P. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berger Prof. XY. L. Seeger Mr. Abdul Adour Mr. Edward Acee Helen A. King Stanley XY. Bogacz Mr. and Mrs. james .-X. Cackett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foley Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gallup Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinn O'Brien's Market Crippen's Pie Shop Bevivino Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop Mrs. Alma McCullock College lnn Burns Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Flames P. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Max C. Freeman SUNSHINE DAIRLIE S Clinton's Finest Dairy Products Friendly Service l'l1oNE: Cl.1NToN 45 1 l,lTICA 23107 60 AUTOG RA PHS 61