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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1947 volume:

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R1c'11.x141m R.XI,l'lI we, .awe we wa, RICHARD RALPH, Principal: lflf lzat .-:culpturv -is to a lilovk of nzarlilo, vducation is to thc soul JOHN KARIN, Assistant Principal: 'I-I dry just, .vii'...I ham' thvni at my hiigvixv Und lXlARj0Rll-I BRYDI-IN, Secretary: Frivml.v arc born, not madv RENWICK ARNOTT, Science: I aut niysvlf my o-zun l'0lllHItIl1llPl'H HAROLD BAIETTI, Social Science: 'Ll n1m'i'y hvart dovth good lilac a IlIL'dlL'l710H CHARLI-is RL'DEsnEiM, Music: l'Vithaut music, lifv would ln' a 'mistalcvn CLARA BULLOCK, Nurse: .-Ind now aliidvth faith, lzolw, fliarity, hut thc' g11'0atc'st of llivxc' is charity ELEANOR CALLAIIAN, English: Thr wit of the Irish HOXN'.XRD CHANEY, Art: Smiling alzuayx, and fIouri.rlzing in an inzuzortal youth l:LORliNCli DAv1Es, Business: Slim izuorlrml with fvativiiru which nzfans almost f1owci ' IQATIIRYN DAWEs, Business: Pv1'suas1'on lifts hm' tonguv wlifn 'orc sho talks JEANNE DIC LA PORT!-1, English and Latin: Pi'vtty to walls, witty to talk with BEss1E GR1ifF1N, English: lt is mow lilvssvd fu giw than 1'oc'0iw ISABEL HONX'LETT, Social Studies: HN mind, har kingdom, and har will hm' law HliI.liN JACOBS, English K Dramatics: Slat adorned ivhatmici' sho touvhvdn RIAUDI-I LUTHER, Social Studies: G0ntlf in 'lllI17lllC'I'.fll'7ll ini l'cality KIARGARET iX'lO0'RE, English: Gmitlc1if's.v sucvtvmls lzvttvi' than 'Zf'l0l!'l1fl'N lAl1LDRED BIUENVH, Girls' Physical Ed.: LVit is thi' .talt of Ct71l'L'l'l'.WIfl0Iltn WEsL1cx' lXlUNSliLL, Janitor: niVF'L'L'l' ldlu a llltlllllflllu ELLEN PARKER, Language: l anz a part of all that I haw mot NORMAN PARKIIURST, Boys' Physical Ed.: lfVhat should a man do but ln' lllCl'l'j'H KENNETH PATRICK, Coach: I haw loved justicv and hated iniquity ETHEL REGIN, Librarian: BVU prisf' lioolrs, and tlzvy fwisv thvm most who arc flZL7lll.YFlT U.V Niro HOWARD l-QHAMLONV, Industrial Arts: Tha nzildfst HItI1lIlt'l'.Y and thf gviitltxvt lzvartf' SHIRLEY SANDWIKK, Home Economics: fha joy of youth and hfalth hm' eym dl.ff7lt7j'l,llH PAUL SEYEs, Social Studies: quiot t'o1i.rcit'm'v niakos om' so .S'f'l'L'l1K'H CLAIRE SMITH, janitor: uLYt7'ZL'llt'7't' so liuxy a nina as he thorn' was .ALBERT STEVENS, Janitor: Good tlzings romv in liltlv juirhftlgvsn RUTH STONE, Home Economics: Thr livauty tlfl1Zt'1'l014St'l'SOI'tlCl'u CLIFFORD 'lSHA'I'CHER, Agriculture: Milt' who oiuns thu xoil, owns up to the slay l'lOVX'ARD X7IV1AN, Science: Wall-ln'rd pvoplt' often sinilv, liut .vvldoui laugh GERTKUDE VVELCH, Mathematics: .-1 friend good and true A i f 1 .gg- i if 5' ,vi if gg a 7fae 404411, P1c'r1Q1: McL'.x1:1a . ...Prvsidwzt Munn I'1au1-:Z . . . .I 'ivv-l'1'vsifIw1! Al.XlitQ,XIiIi'l' CJNIJARCIIH . ...St'l'I'4'llI1'-V XN'1L1..x1:1m lfruxz . . . . .7xl't'U.YI!l't'1' Um Pad FRESH MAN 1943 - 1944 llere we are on the first rung of the ladder! Learned all about generation and spark-plugs i11 General Science. l'rune Club took over first period llnglish Class with Hill Phillips officiating. First dance October 27th-sta1'ted our notorious careers as inoneyniakers. Dance March 24th saw many new roniances i11 the bud. Flash-two whole Freshman boys danced with girls! Freshman girls soon found out that the attraction in Canastota was cheese-not feminine pulchritufle. Ended l?1'C5l1l11Zlll year with high hopes for success on the second rung. Class otiicers: james Sinclair. President: john U'l3rien, Vice-Presidentg Jessie Hucko. Secretary-'l'reasurer3 Peter McCabe. Student Council Repre- sentative. SOP! IOMORE 1944 - 1945 VVe're a little more sophisticated now, so we think. Start French with Bonjour and Ouv1'ez lll1D01'1CU. Sophomore Kick-otl'-Gordy Hood's Orchestra goes over big. Mr. Karin plays Cupid i11 Geometry class. lloliday, December 1. because of heavy snowfall. Opening of Club '47-Cabaret Dance. XVe start a new tradition-the Sophomore Reception. Class officers: james Sinclair, l'r'esident3 John O'l-Brien, Vice-Presidentg Jessie Huclqo, Secretary: Cynthia Allen, 'l'reasurer. JUNIOR 1945 - 1946 Upperclassmen now-are we proud! Greedingly stand with our backs to the football game in order to sell refreshments. Junior Jive Town Dance on November 3 to top off a successful Community Day. Become ambitious and sell ice-cream in the halls after school. Excitement prevailed when our class rings came. In fact, Miss Moore could hardly control her English class. How we remember painting yards and yards of paper for the Junior Prom decorations. And then there was the day we all climbed the bleachers to pull up the walls. And remember the rides in the Queensboro truck on top of all the lumber? Our Prom theme? Starlight Roof Garden. Class officers: Peter McCabe, Presidentg Mario Perez, Vice-President, Mar- garet Ondarcho, Secretaryg William Churchill, Treasurer. SENIOR 1946 -A 1947 We're really big wheels now. Elected to Student Council were Peter McCabe, Barbara 1-lopp, Rosemary Griffin, Jessie Hucko, and james Sinclair. All in the same homerooms under Miss Dawes and Mr. Baietti. ln the fall, we're busy selling action shots of football games. Start work on the Clintonian in December. We'll never forget Franny Stockbridge pushing a multi-colored couch around the stage in The Trysting Place. Nor will we forget Barbara Hopp's portrayal of Granny in Sparkin. There is little left of Moulton's house after the party following the Senior plays. And remember the day the chemistry class almost blew the school up by dropping white phosphorus and water on the floor. Our last fling as students of C.C.H.S.-the Senior Ball. Well, we've reached the top rung of that ladder, and as we teter dangerously back an-d forth, we wonder what is in the future. Class officers: Peter McCabe, Presidentg Mario Perez, Vice-Presidentg Mar'- garet Ondarcho, Secretaryg Willard Franz. Treasurer. '70 Zach Nm! NZ! We, the Senior Class of 1947, having cleaned our lockers, our cluttered minds, and the last dixie cup from the cafeteria, do hereby leave to the rest, all that we must now part with. Cynthia Allen, leave my driver's license to Shirley MacGregor because I don't know 'how else she will get one. George Altmire, leave my crew cut to Jack Dunn. David Ames, leave what's left of the Ford to Dave Scoones to carry on. Nellie Barron, leave my Pepsodent smile to poor Miriam . Alyce Beattie, leave my goldilocks to The Three Bears. Emma Brown, leave my engagement ring to Barbara Burns. John Burns, leave my ability to sleep anytime, anyplace, to Larry Burdick. Judith Burns, leave my half of the title, most devoted couple to Mamie Abra- ham. Q Rose Calidonna, leave my attempts at piano playing to The Lost Chord . James Clark, leave my speed and energy to Mary Lenhardt. Joanne Clausen, leave my typewriter broken from too much use. Robert Coe, leave my clever remarks to Bob MacGafHn. Anita Cole, leave my love for horses to Dickie Owens. Mary Dixon, leave my height to Carroll Hess. Albert Dohn, leave my wave to Bob DeVinny. Chester Donohoe, leave my interest in the girls to Mike Collmer. Willard Franz, leave Sally wondering alone in the halls. Barbara Gaylord, leave my nickname to any insect lover. Rosemary Griffin, leave my name on at least one desk in every room. Betty Harrigan, leave my wide grin to Mr. Viviyan. Paul Herubin, leave my masterpieces to the Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute. Barbara Hopp, leave my perfume to any Junior who wishes to leave a distinctive aroma trailing behind her. Jessie Hucko, leave my place in Hogan's to anyone who wishes to be a jerk. P. S. Soda jerk. Frieda Jabour, leave Miss Moore a little piece of mind. Jack Jones, leave my name to Sergi Kousseyitsky. William Jones, leave my bass voice to Stan Grifhn. Earl Kranz, leave my theatrical talents to any potential Gregory Peck. Henry LaConte, leave my gift of gab to Gladys Sparrow. - John Laska, leave my sidekick Jim Clark, to achieve greater heights. Peter McCabe, leave my track shoes to Stephen Ireland. Shirley Miller, leave my long red Sweater to any girl who hasn't an aunt kind enough to knit her one. Margaret Moda, leave my pocketbook with the large mirror to Anna Siedsma. Mary M-orehouse, leave my Frank Sinatra records to Mr. Chaney so that he may better appreciate the finer arts. Nancy Mosher, leave my long, blonde tresses to Doris Moda. Douglas Moulton, leave the Queensboro truck to my brother, Buckie . Herbert Nolte, leave my red shirt on. VVe, Betty Novak and Eleanor Ognowski, leave our skates and technique to anyone in- terested in becoming roller skating champions. I, Jack O'Brien, leave my Saint Patrick's Day spirit to Katy Trachsel. I, Margaret Ondarcho, leave my bangs to any gun that shoots. I, Mario Perez, leave my Spanish accent to Mary Joyce O'Brien. I, Russell Pfendler, leave my position at Frank's to anyone with will power. I, John Pfleeger, leave my love of the Adirondacks to the birds and the bees. I, Alfred Phillips. leave Mr. Baietti all my votes for the tallest tale teller. I, Jack Phillips, leave my part in class lights to Bill Germond. I, William Phillips, leave my personality to anyone who hasn't got one. I, Esther Restle, leave my little voice to Janet Collmer. I, Ralph Risley, leave my heavy, black eyebrows to John L. Lewis. I, Robert Rostiser, leave my ruddy complexion to Fred Burdick. I, Mary Sator, leave my false tooth to any unfortunate football player who left his on the football Held. I, James Scala, leave my love of arguments to the Big Four. I, Phyllis Schrader, leave my violin and talents to Sally Hodges. I, James Sinclair, leave my trumpet to Tommy Saunders. I, Glenn Skinner, leave my hearty voice to Lynn Johnston. I, Lynds Staring, leave my shining perf-ormances on the Ski Trail to Katy Fitchard. I, Francis Stockbridge, leave my farming interests to Hoddy Nichols. I, Betty Thatcher, leave my legs to the torso in the biology lab, who, as yet, has none. I, Don Wardman, leave my shyness to Bob Fitchard. I, Eleanor Welch, leave my life to Louie. I, Fleming Wesseldine, leave my flaming red hair to any attention lover. I, Virginia Willams, leave my giggle to Barbara Cresswell. I, Shirley Yorton, leave late, as usual. l, Helen Sawicki leave my standing space on Bus 12 to my sister, Sophie. I Annette D'Amico, leave my health book to any poor, unfortunate Junior. 1 I, Vincent Eager, leave my bachelor days in the past. I, Arthur Gabris, leave. I Ralph Guido, leave my line to Joe MacGaffin's fishing pole. v I, Francis Mahoney, leave my height to Aileen Puffer. I, Charles Toner, leave my good nature to the menrbers of the U. N. I, John Schilling, leave my Navy suit for the moths. I, VVilliam Schuck, leave my car in the garage for repairing. I, James Fitzpatrick, leave my curly locks to Mary Tate. I, Hugh Phillips, leave my sense of humor to Joe Lenhardt. I, Robert Germond, leave my manliness to Harold Wylie. I, James Marcellus, leave my seat in Social Science class empty. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals at Clinton Central High School this twenty-fourth day of June in the year one thousand nine hundred forty seven. Witnesses: Kilroy T1-IE CLASS OF '47 Richard -me eww Mx aww The year 1957 in my crystal ball I see, Ah, each senior wonders, and where do you see me? Then as the crystal clearer grows, and I see more and more, I look into a hospital in northern Baltimore. There's Jessie I-Iucko, R. N., knocking on head-nurse's door. Come in! a strong voice calls-why, look! It's Frieda Jabour! The scene then fades and we're i11 Washington, D. C. Where Einstein II, John Laska, a professor of chemistry, Is working out a better way to blow the world apart, And Jim Clark, his assistant, is helping him to start. There's Dave Ames and his invention, a super kind of car. I-Ie's going to the movies to see that famous star, The Gregory Peck-Van johnson of '57, Al Dohn. Now this too is fading and a stage is being shown. The star is stepping forward about to take her bow. Why, it's Annette D'Amico, star of Broadway now! And while we're in New York, let s go to see the fashion shows, For Joie Clausen's a Powers girl, and can she model clothes! Not only that, the clothes she's modeling, so original in design, Are planned by Shirley Miller, the dress designer of 'our time. By posters throughout the country, many people are beguiled As little Betty Harrigan models her famed Ipana smile. For the best in entertainment, go hear jimmy Sinclair's band. They're playing in the Astor Roof, they're the finest in the land. Jack O'Brien is the trumpeter, who makes the girls all swoon. One must admit, to Jimmy's band he's really quite a boon. Hurrying into Bellevue, I can see Miss Judy Burns. She's delving into people's minds, which gave us quite a turn. No, not fortune-telling, just psychology, she says. When things go wrong with people, she works on their heads. Nancy Mosher and Mary Sator are competitors now, you know. Nancy poses for Drene Shampoo and Mary models for Halo. At the Museum of Art art paintings known far and wide. The-y're signed by Don Wardman, which fills Clinton High with One of the renowned authors of the world from Clinton hails, Rosemary J. Griffin, author of Canterbury Tails . Posted on all the billboards are pictures of Vitamin Vin Muscle man, jack Phillips says, Eat Whcatics, don't be thin ! Louis Mayer passed away and his place john Pf'leeger did claim. Now Metro-Goldwyn-Pfieeger is the lion's new name. And to Metro-Golwyn-Piieeger there is another addition. Margaret Theresa Ondarcho holds a secretary's position. There's Pete McCabe, the coach, out at Notre Dame. By his winning teams he has paved his way to fame. To call on Willard Franz out west you'll have to go, For he's a forest ranger in far off Idaho. For the best entertainment in little old New York, See jim Fitzpatrick, dancing at the famous Club Stork. But if you want to learn to dance, either square or round, See Barbara Gaylord, who for dance instructions is renowned. Eleanor Welch was first married-Russ Pfendler followed soon. One was married in May, the other was married in June. Peggy Moda and Mary Morehouse are held in high esteem. They're members of the U. S. Women's All-Star baseball team. Francis Stockbridge is very interested in progressive farming, The progress he's made is really quite alarming. In Congress I see Jim Scala a Senator-New York he's representin VVhen Senator James Scala speaks, there is no voice dissenting! Alfred Phillips is a name now known throughout the land. He wrote a Latin dictionary so there'd be one he could understand! Bob Coe is a traveling salesman. Can he turn on the charm! He dashes about the country, visiting ladies of village and farm. Chuck Toner's down in Texas-horses he is training. pride g. They've won the Kentucky Derby twice-a great reputation he's gaining Jackie Jones' Restaurant in Chicago is known by everyone. People go in with money to burn, and then come out with none. Mary Dixon, as a woman lawyer, has achieved startling heights. If you want to win a case, let Mary stand up for your rights! Viginia Williams has gone out to the West Coast to stay. She's Gene Kelly's new dancing partner in Anchors Away! Doug Moulton owns Lake Placid Club of which he's very proud. In summer and in winter he's the center of a crowd. In New York Eleanor Ognowski 's champion roller skater. All of the men who've seen her would like very much to date her. John Schilling's an aggressive salesman. Ancient ways hc does deplore. His way with sales resistance is to keep one foot in the door! Glenn Skinner's a doctor in a little town in Maine. It's his bedside manner, not medicine, which rids patients of their pain Doc Guido couldn't bear to leave Clinton, nor could he stand to work, So he still keeps Hogan's busy, and also the soda-jerk. Alyce Beattie is married and lives next to Emma Brown, Who also is married, and lives in Watertown. Bob Rostiser Cminus the eyebrowsl is president of C. I. O. The laborers get all they want and Management feels pretty low. Bill Jones is proprietor of the Grand Union Store. He greets you with a smile every morning at the door. Chester Donohoe takes apart and repairs old automobiles. He's a wizard with anything that runs on wheels. For all light haired women who want their hair black, Go to Nellie Barron, who with hair has quite a knack. Anita Cole's on Wall Street. She's president of the bank. For her start, she-owes Oneida National her thanks. Driving the Express Wagon is a man with real ambition- Bill Phillips has taken over his father's old position. Mario Perez is an interpreter to an American in Paraguay. For his services he receives fifty four dollars a day. On the Jack Benny show Hughie Phillips began. Now he's Hollywood's favorite comedy man. And who's that flying thru the air with such grace and such ease? Why it's Esther Restle on the flying trapeze! George Altmire retired, his life's a literal vacation. ln fact, he retired the night of graduation. John Burns has never known such prestige before, Because he's manager now of the Hotel Commodore. Henry La Conte's the gag writer for comedian Bob Hope. Now you see in high school with what we had to cope! Earl Kranz's head chef at the Waldorf, and created Waldorf Cake. Tossed salads are in his line, too, and pies he really can make! Bring 'em back alive Herb Nolte is something quite new. Yes, Herb owns the famous New York City Zoo. Fleming Wesseldine lives by a lake that's remote. He's a hermit in north western Canada, we note. Paul Herubin's driving an enormous Cadillac. He is making a trip to California and back. If you're interested in buying a collie Cpedigreedb Visit the Barbara Hopp Kennels on Utica Street. Betty Novak's been Miss America for four years in a row. To lose in '57 would be quite a blow. Betty Thatcher's a foreign correspondent for NBC She spends most of her time in France and Germany. Fritz Mahoney's manager of the Dodger baseball team. Of achieving this goal he never did dream. Rose Calidonna her fame and fortune has met, For in Radio City she's a well known Rockette. Shirley Yorton shocked us all and proved the power of fate, For she's the first woman president of these United States. Bill Shuck is superintendent of all the Utica schools. He visits them every day, enforcing all the rules. Ralph Risley flies o'er the country, gathering bits of news. He's a radio commentator and daily airs his views. Lynds Starring winters in Floridag he spends his summers in Maine, And on the proletariat he looks with great disdain. Phyllis Schrader for five years with the All-girl orchestra has been. She's referred to as Phyllis, and her magic violin. Art Gabris invented a bubblier bubble gum- There's no longer a scarcity-there's enough for everyone. Vincent Eager comes home every night to his wifeg Cooks dinner, does the dishes, minds the baby, what a life! Bob Germond has just returned from a rocket trip to Mars. Since graduation he's been keeping company with the stars. Helen Sawicki's a photographer. 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L f1T?f14'r?i '5F'4 'S-flwiw 1 vig u . - I ZA 4202: . ,M2'-,2,Q4w,mis.:-M51 yea: f , 'g'fX?l5g,3w4gi'f w2 im iEf f1 ali 4 4 ' . JKT' -1.2156 3:!g'42? 'P?i '5W9,'f - f Q , ' :, :nf.1,1.f , g v M. Rvws . W... . 1 ' f ,A , , ,, pgs-1 ggi A 1 w.4hi2J2f 1, -' 5 x Vi k ,LVM CYNTHIA ALLEN CYN Tha iunrlrllv a thru' tra, the curth a stage 'which God and izafurc do -with actors fllf' Tower Club, l, 2, 3, 45 Challenger Staff, 3, 4g Girl's Sports Club, 3, 43 Commandettes , 25 Cheer- leader, 4: Ada Gives First Aid , 13 Big Hearted Her- bert, 25 Soph Reception Committee, 25 Fresh Fields , 3, Chorus, l, 2, 3, 45 Radio Skit, 25 Annual Staff, 4: President of Tow- re Club: Director Spark- inu, 4: Class Treasurer, 2, Hockey, l, 2, 3, 43 Vollcy ball, l, 2. 3, 41 Basketball, l, Z, 3, 43 Soft ball, 2, Bad- minton, 43 National Honor Society, 43 Sportsmanship Brotherhood, 4. GEORGE ALTMIRE Reading malcvfh a full 1II!lH.'u Code Club, lg Card Club, 49 Prom Committee, 3g Senior Play, 4. DAVID H. .XMES IJ,xvr: Great 1lIt'l1f ure not ulzvuys win. Prom Committee, 3, Auf nual Advertising Statl, 4, Card Club, 3, 4. NELLIE THERESA BARRON Laugh, and the ivorlrl laughs zvith you. Prom Committee, 3g Chal- lenger, 45 Senior Chorus, Z. ALYCE Jovce BEATTIE l'ScoTcH1E Oh, she was as guna' as slic was fair. Senior Chorus, l, 2, 3, 43 Gym Club, l, 2, Home Ee. Sewing Club, 4, Prom Com- mittee, 35 Annual Typing Staff, 4, Reception Com- mittee, 2. EMMA PAULINE BROWN But thcrelr notlzing half so sweet in life as 1071019 voung drcuuif' Prom Committee, 31 An- nual Typing Committee, 43 Annual Advertising Com- mittee, 4. JOHN E. BURNS JOHNNY Ile wore ii lmshful look. Prom Committee, 33 Card Club, 3, 45 Sportsmen's Club, lg Football, 2, 3, 4g Track, 3, 4, Hockey, 3, 4. JUDITH MARIA BURNS juris This lass .vo neat, with a smile so sweet, Has won, my right good will. Dramatic Club, l, 2, Girls Sports Club, 3, 45 Softball, l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey, l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 35 Ada Gives First Aid , lg Sparkin , 4, Commandettes, l, Z5 Cheerleading, l, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain, 43 Gym Club, 1, 2, Sophomore Reception Com- mittee, Zg Annual Adver- tising Staff, 4, Badminton Tournament, 4. , v'5x ,tg i TJ fji..-QL-QAM , ' C 4 ROSE CALIDONNA For the good are always the merry. Prom Committee, 3, Chor- us, lg Basketball, 1, JAMES CLARK UJIMU Speeeh is great, but silence is greater. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 Card Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Gym Club, 1, 25 Track, 1, Z, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4. ,IOANNE CLAUSEN Ions Even 'virtue is fair- er when 'it appears in a beautiful person. Com- mandettes, 1, 23 Chorus, 2, Challenger Staff, 4, Typ- ing Committee, 4g Prom Committee, 3, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Leader, Z, Bad- minton Tournament, 4, The Trysting Place , Girls Sports Club, 3, 4. ROBERT K. COE BEN Life is fl comedy. Boosters Club, 1, Card Club, 3, 4, Library Club, 33 Prom Committee, 3: Play Committee, 43 Sports- men's Club, 1. ANITA LAURA COLE 'ASKII- The wise are never without friends. Girls Sports Club, 3, 43 Library Club, 3, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Club, 1, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Reception Committee, 2, Hockey, Girls Sports Club Secretary, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery, 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE MARY D'AMICO Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Entered Cllinton High 4. MARY LOUISA DIXON HSHORTYU Life is -mostly froth and bubble. Girls Sports Club, 3, 4, Gym Club, 1g Typing Staff, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Hockey, 3, Volleyball, 3, 4, Basketball, 4, Annual Ad- vertising Staff, 4. ALBERT C. DOHN Ai, I am not in the roll of ronrmoxz men. Card Club, 3, 4, Secretary, Sportsmen's Club, 1, Z, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball, Z, 3, 4. Y Y Y 7.7. .. , CHESTER DONAHUE Cnia'l ' He .silent and safe -.vilviirv never lwtrays you. F.F.A. Sentinel, 3: F.F.A. Vice President, 45 F.F.A. Basketball, 45 F.F. A. Softball, 2, 3, 45 judg- ing Contest at Morrisvillei Clinton Young Dairymen. VVILLARD H. FRANZ HVVIIIZH Ez'vi'y addition to true lcuaiulfdye is mi ud- dilion to human p0zem'. Sportsmen's Club, l, Z, 3. 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Treasurer, 45 Foot- ball, l, 45 Basketball, I, 2. 3, 4, Captain 45 Baseball, I, 2, 3, 45 Track, 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society, 4. BARBARA JEAN GAYLORD BUG Nothing great was Nw' arlziczfcd 'without mi- flI1l.fltISlII.H Cheerleading, 45 Chorus, 45 Prom Commit- tee, 35 Play Committee, 4: Commandettes, Z. ROSEMARY JEAN GRIFFIN Gun-'1- ' 1-for ai drvamvi' lives forcz'c'r', and a toilm' divx in. tl day. Tower Club, l,Z,3,4, Business Manager, 45 Stuffed Owls , Big Hearted Herbert , Fresh Fields , The Trysting Place , Radio Skit, Prom Committee, 35 Student Council, 45 Girls Sport Club 3, 45 All- State Mus- ic Clinic, 45 Chorus, I, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff, 4, Editorg Challenger Staff, Associate Editor, 3, Editor, 45 Hoc- key, 3, 45 Basketball, 3, 45 Volleyball, 3, 45 Softball, 3, 45 National Honor Society, 45 Reception Committee, Z. Sportsmanship B r oth e r- hood, 3. ------v ---- - - -f - ELIZABETH M. HARRIGAN BmTY Tlzu blush is beau- liful, but il ix .voi11v1'iu1z'.-7 in- r01i2'f'11ieizl. Entered school 3: Girls Sport Club, 3, 45 Basketball, 3, 45 Field Hockey, 3, 45 Volleyball, 3, 45 Softball, 3, 45 Prom Committee, 35 Play Com- mittee, 4. PAUL HERUBIN And f Z't'Jl his failings lean- ed to 1'irlm'.v side.v. Library Club, 2, 35 Art Club, l, Z5 Prom Commit- tee, 35 Booster Club, I. BARBARA ELLEN HOPP HoPPY Tire -mos! com- filcfvly lost of all days is that an telzirlti one has not laughed. Booster Club, I5 Tower Club 3, 4, Vice- President, 45 Sparkin' ,45 A'Fresh Fields , The Per- fect Gentlemann All-State Music Clinic, 45 Chorus, I, Z, 3, 45 Dancing Club, Z5 Art Club, I5 Reception Committee, Z5 Press Club, 3, 45 Challenger Staff. 45 Student Council, 45 Secre- tary, 45 Field Hockey, I5 Co-chairman Decoration Committee, 35 Sportsman- ship Brotherhoocl, 3. IESSIE HUCKO uji-iss llufjvimnvs c'ousist.v of aff1'1'ify, Chorus, I, 2, 3, 45 Commandettes, 2, Girls Sport Club, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, I, Z5 The Trysting Place , 45 Ada Gives First Aid 5 Prom Committee, 35 Student Council, 3, 45 Asst Secretary, 35 Presi- dent, 45 Voice Training, 25 Cheerleading, I, 2, 3, 45 Reception Committee, 25 Gym Exhibition, .25 Field Hockey, I, Z, 3, 45 Basket- ball, I, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Softball, I, Z, 3, 45 Captain Intramural Sports, I: Class Secretary and Treasurer, I5 Class Secretary, Z: Class Histor- ian, Z5 Sportsmanship Brotherhood, 4. FRIEDA VERONICA JABOUR UQUEEN11-3 Thu gaycst of the gay. Commandettes, l, Z, Girls Sport Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Bas- ketball, 1, Z, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4, Softball, 1, Z, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4, Hockey, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4, Bad- minton, 4, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, JACK G. JONES IoNr:sY Ha is full of su11'lv.r. Prom Committee, 3, Swimming team, Foot- ball, l, Baseball, Z, Basket- ball, I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM THOMAS ,IONES FARMER A good heart is worth gold. Prom Com- mittee, 3, Senior Play, 4, Sportsmans Club, Z, 3, Card Club, 4, Booster Club. 1. EARL KRANZ Life is an il1r1n'obIv dis- ease. Hockey, l, Z, 3, 4, Tower Club, 3, 4, Spark- in ', Fresh Fields . HENRY J. LACONTE HANK ,llfwlz 1L'lIl'lI1.I13j dollz make ther mud. Foot- ball, Z, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4, Swimming, l,2,3, Captain 1, Z, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Senior Play, 4, Sports- mans Club, 1, Z, 3, 4, Gym Exhibition, 1, Z, 3, 4, Band, 1, Z. ' PETER MeCABE Sri-LED For hu that once is good, is wer great. Bas- ketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Hand, I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, l, Z, 3, 4, Boys Choir, 3, 4, Orchestra. I, Z, 3, 4, Chair- man of 'tCarnival Dance Student Council 1, Z, 3, 4, Challenger, 1, Prom Com- mittee. 3, Revision of Stu- dent Council Constitution, 3, Dancing Club, 1, Class President, 3, 4, Sportsman- ship Brotherhood, 4. SHIRLEY MILLER HSIIIRLH Noi sfvpfvirzg o'vr the bounds of n1odv.vfy. Senior Chorus, l, Z, 3, 4, Challenger Staff, 4, Band, 1, Z, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, Sen- ior Play Properties Com- mittee, 4, Field Hockey, 3, 4, Volleyball, 4. MARGARET MARIE MOD.-X PEGGY Laugh and In' l1n'rr'y. Girls Sport Club 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Gym Club, 4, Softball, l, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, l, Z, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Bad- minton, 4, '5 ' F MA RY L. MOREHOUSE MIB Play up, play up, and play the game, Hock- ey, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 1, Z, 3, 45 Softball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Bad- minton, 45 Prom Commit- tee5 Commandettes, 1, 25 Chorus, 15 Girls Sport Club, 3, 45 Vice-President of Girls Sport Club, 45 Ac- tivities Editor 45 Annual Staff, 4, NANCY ANN MOSHER NAN Her very frozwzs are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Vol- leyball, 3, 45 Basketball, 3, 45 Senior Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Club, 15 Prom Com- mittee, 35 Typing Club, 45 Reception, Z5 Library Club, 35 Treasurer of Library Club, 35 EARL DOUGLAS MOULTON D. A. His heart was as great as the world, bu! there was no room in il to hold flu' memory of tl tw'0ng. Baseball 15 Track, 15 Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Club, 1, Z, 3, 45 Swimming team, 3, 45 Card Club, 3, 45 Press Club,5 1 Constitution, 35 Annual staff, 45 Co- chairman of the Prom, 35 Vice-President of Student Council, 35 Boosters Club, 15 Advertising manager of Annual, 45 Sportsmanship Brotherhood, 4. HERBERT WM. NOLTE SILENT HERB', Speech is silver, silence is golden. Sportsmen's Club, 3, 45 Senior Chorus 45 Boys' Choir, 45 Football, 35 Track, 3, 45 Play Commit- tee, 45 Stage Manager5 En- tered School, 3. BETTY JEAN NOVAK CHUM Slain so fair, vyrs so lzlw, Slmu' this lass is fair and true. Chorus, 1, Z. 35 Prom Committee, 35 Volleyball, 1, Z, 35 Field Hockey, 1, Z, 35 Basketball, 1, 2, 3. JACK O'BRIEN t'lfVl1m1 Irish eyes nrt' smiling, Surf, 'tis lilac tl morn i11.i'1w'i1zl1. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, 1, Z, 3, 45 Football 25 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society, 4. ELEANOR M. OGNONNSK1 E1.1.1E Sho was crm' fair and JIFTCI' proud, Had tongue al will and ye! was rzvfw' loud, Chorus, 15 Field Hockey, 1, 2, 35 Bas- ketball, 1, Z, 35 Softball, 1, Z, 35 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3. MARGARET T, ON DARCHO UTXIARGH Hllozmr lies in lwzzest foil. Band, 1, Z, 35 Chorus, 1, 2, 35 Girls Sport Club, 3, 45 Field Hockey, 1, Z, 3, 45 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Bad- minton, 45 Co-winner, 45 Press Club, 45 Sparkin '5 Prom Committee, 35 Chair- man of Invitations5 Com- mandettes, 1, Z5 Animal Staff, 4, Business manager5 Challenger Staff, 4, Busi- ness Manager, 45 Reception Committee, Z5 Class Secre- tary, 3, 45 National Honor Society, 45 Sportsmanship Brotherhood, 4. MARIO PEREZ JEFF Park up jlflllf' fl'1J1t' I1l11s 111 j'01l7' 11111 11111-111111, 111111 151111113 s111iI11, s1111l1'. Yiw- President of Class, 3, 43 Sportsmanls Club, 1, Z, 3, 4g Trysting Plaee', 43 Prom Committee, 35 Gym Exhibition, 1, Z, 3, -lg Track, Z, 3, 4. RUSSELL E. PFENDLER Russ P11i11s of low E111 su11'1't1'1' ft17' 73111171 1111 11tl11'1' f1I1'11s111'1's 111'1', Senior Chorus, 4, l3oy's Choir, 4, Prom Committee. 35 Card Club, 3. JOHN ALAN PFLEEGER BR131-JY .-1 little 111111- s1'11sr mm' 111111 !111'11, Is 1'1'l- fshfd by tl11' i1'is1'st 1111'11. Art Club lg Tower Club, Z, 3, 43 The Perfect Gen- tlemen , The Happy jour- ney , Fresh Fields , Chor- us, 1, 2, Prom Committee, 33 Advertising Staff, 4. ALFRED H. PHILLIPS I'IARMON'i lf is tl N1111111' to 111' t1111 h1111ds111111' L1 1111111. Baseball, 1, Z, 4, Captain, lg Track, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 4, Football, 2. 4, Manager, l. Card Club, 3, 41 Presi- dent, 4, VVILLIAM C, PHILLIPS UBILLH Faith, tl111!'s 11s well said 11s if I said it my- self. Football, 2, 31 4g Track, 1, Z, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 35 Swimming, 35 Card Club, 3, 45 Gym, 1, 2, Chal- lenger Tournament, l, 2, 35 Prom Committee, 3. ESTHER ANN RESTLE PEE-VVEEU My 11111111111 tt'1th111 my lips I 1'ci11,' For 111110 talks much must talk 111 v11i11 Girls' Sports Club, 4, Cheerleader, 1, Z, 3, 4g Captain Z3 Prom Commit- tee, 35 Play Committee, 43 Chorus, l, Z, 3, 4, Band, lg Gym Club, lg Hockey, 43 Basketball, 4, Volleyball, 4. RALPH M. RISLEY RIS .-1 pIv11s1'1zg 611111111111- 111160 is tl s1l1'11t c11111111c11d11- tion. Typing Club, 35 An- nual Advertising Staff, 4' Annual Typing Staff, 4. 1 ROBERT VVILLIA M ROSTISER 'AELMERU The word 1111- 1111ssiI1l11 is 11111' 111 my dic- li011111'y. Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Choir, 3, 4: Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee, 39 Football, 3. .TE MARY CATHERINE SATOR 'AREDH Hy lxvarl is swf at your service. Cheerleader, 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain, 4, Sophomore Reception 2. Challenger , 1, 4, Chorus, 1, 4, Director, The Tryst- ing Place 4, Prom Com- mittee, 3, Radio Skit, 2, Copy Editor, Challenger, 4, Secretary, Tower Club, 3, 4, Class Reporter, 4. HELEN J. SAVVICKI fl fair exterior is a silent rccoumzezzdcxtimzf' Entered school, 4. JAMES SCALA ILM llWFtI7'fPIg his wis- dom lightly, Student Council, 3, 4, Senior Chor- us, l, Z, 3, 4, Boys' Choir, 3, 4, Card Club, 3, Gym Club, 1, Z, Challenger , 3, 4, All-State Choir, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Hockey, l, Z, 3, 4, Swimming, 3, 4. PHYLLIS ANNE SCHRADER i'PHYL, Full of lauglzfcr, full of smiles, For she is lumpy all thc zvlzilef' Or- chestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club, 1, Z, junior Prom Committee, 3, Home Eco-- nomic Sewing Club, 4, All State Music Festival, 4: Annual Typing Committee, 4, Reception Committee, 2, Field Hockey, 3, 4. JAMES VVIGHT SINCLAIR MJIMMYH illusir is thc' uni- iwfsul language of marz- A'ind President, 1, Z, Tow- er Club, l, Z, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Big Hearted Hel'- bert Z: Student Council, 4, Treasurer, 4, Orches- tra, Z, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 3, 4, Another Beginning Boys' Choir, 4, Track, 2, 3, Sportsmanship B r 0 t h e r- hood, 4, GLENN F. SKINNER HSKINNYH How he laugh- ed al that. Card Club, 3, 4, Bachelors' Club, 1, 2, Prom Committee, 3, Play Com- mittee, 4. LYNDS D. STARING UCIIIEFH good heart is Iwftcr than all flu' lzcnds in flu' iuorldf' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Choir, 3, 4, Code Club l, The Trysting Place , Prom Committee, 3. FRANCIS J. STOCKBRIDGE FRAN Ha was -not merc- Iy a fliip off the Irloclr, but Ihr' old Block lzimsflff' F.F.A., 1, Z, 3, 4, 4-H Club, 3, 4, 4-H Council, 2, 3, Crops judging team to Cor- nell S: Syracuse, 3, 4, 4-H Club Dairy Demonstration Contest 2, 3, 4, Third in State Z, Candidate Empire Farmer Degree. 4, Clinton Chapter Delegate to F.F,A. National Convention at Kansas City, Gym Club, 1, Z, The Trysting Place , F.F.A. Vice-President, 3, President, 4, 4-H Club Re- porter, 3, Vice-President, 4, Oneida County F.F,A. Re- porter, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, 'Q-'uni-Q., 'W' Y Q ELIZABETH M. THATCHER HBECKYH Born with a gift of laugh- terf, Entered School. 43 Challenger Staff, 43 Chor- us, 4. 12.i2,z..N DON LR. NVARDMAN ACDONNIEV, Art is irzdevil not tht' l11'r'ad but the wiin' of life. Prom Committee. 33 Annual Staff, 4, Art Editor, 4: Sportsmen'5 Club, 2, 3. ELEANOR F. XYELCH HGABBYH Gc11tlv of sfvvvrli, l1c'11f'fifit'11t of 1111'11d Tow- er Club, lg Prom Com- mittee, 3: Annual Typing Committee, 4, Annual Ad- vertising Committee, 43 Re- ception Committee, 25 Field Hockey, 4. JOHN LASKA lfVhc11 Nature has work to be done, shi' Cl'L'lIlt'.Y tl genius to do it. l l.EMlNG J. VVIQSSELIJINE P1N14Y lint thi' 1111111 '1u111'tl1':ul1il1' is tln' 111111 who will x111il1' 'zvl11'11 1'r'1'1'ytl1i1111 1111115 1l1'111l r1'1'111151. Prom Committee, S, :Xrt Club, 3, Hockey, Z, 35 Basketball Maiiager. l. YIRKLINLX LUCILLE NYll.l.l.-XMS C,Q1xNY .l11 11111111 of 111i1'tl1 ix -zv111'tlz 41 j1o1111cl of .YIll'l'U'IL'.H Cliorus, l, Z, 3, 4, Clieerleacler, 4: Drum Ma- jorette, 3: .X1'el1ery, 35 Li- brary Club, Z, 33 Art Club, l: Pres. of l.llJI'Zll'y Stall' .-Xirles, 2, 33 Prom Com- mittee, 3: .Xnnnal Aclver- tising Connnittee, 4. SlllRl.liY YORTON .llIIl .vtill tlnix' g141,:'1'1l, 1111i1' xtill tln' -zvr111fl1'1' jll'K ZU, That IPII1' .v11111ll l1u111l rozllzl r111'1'-V all 111' k111'fv, Clizillenger, l. Z. 3, 43 Annual Staff, Lit- erary Hozircl, 41 Prom Coinmittee, 3: Sketcliingg Club, l 3 Spanish Club, l 3 l,ll3l'Zll'j' Static .Xi1les, l 3 llzihketball, l, 2, 33 Coin- inzinclettea, l, Z3 Hockey, Z, 33 National Honor Society, 3, Jo11N DAVID PH11,L1Ps 'l'111-1 Y1-3'1 ' The ,111'1'11t 1111111 ix ln' 'zvlzo zloixr 11111' lose l11v l'lzil1l'r he ' . . 111t. lfootball, Z, 3, 43 Haskel- bzill, l, Z, .33 Hockey, 4, llaseball, Z, 3, 43 Track, 2: Gym Club, l, Z, 45 Card Llnb. Z, 4. C I VINCENT EAGER Love makes the world ga 'roundf' Navy. JAMES L. FITZPATRICK UFITZU I have believed the best of every man. Army3 Chorus, 3, 43 Boys' Choir, 4g Camera Club, 13 Sports- man's Club, 33 Dancing Club, Z3 Track, 2. ARTHUR S. GABRIS UARTU Sensible people find nothing useless. Navy. RALPH A. GUIDO Doc The rule of life is to make business a pleas- ure, and pleasure my busi- ness. Navy 1944-463 Foot- ball, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain, 43 Base- ball, l, Z, 3g Gym Club, 13 Bachelors' Club, 2, 33 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 3. FRANCIS MAHONEY A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Navy. HUGH PHILLIPS 'Happy am. I,' from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? Army. IOHN SCHILLING I have often regretted hav- ing spoken, newer having kept silent. Navy. ROBERT GERMOND The manly man. Navy. JAMES MARCELLUS Life without industry is yuilt, industry without art is brutality. Army. CHARLES TONER The world knows nothing of its greatest men. 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So. remember, when tempted to loiter and dream You've an army at handg your command is supremeg And question yourself, as it goes on review- Has it helped in the fight with the best it could do PIULANDER jo11NsoN Hotfozn ro-ze: Loreene livans, june McCarthy, Jeanne Nolan, lletty 'l'orehia, Hattie lJ',-Xniieo, Mary llnrtb, Herbert Bell, i Janet Collnier, livelyn Hofineister, Richard Mair, Marjorie lluekley, Elizabeth Maxwell, Katherine 'lil'2lCllSCl, Alice Sa- eki. .Slwozzd 1'wze: lileanor Gallup, Anna Sieclsnia, Anthony DeCarlo, Leon Peters, lithel fienter, joan Sator, Shirley Llewellyn, lleverly l.arsen, Marilyn Hall, Shirley l.eaeh, ilarbara Burns, Alan Dowslanrl, Shirley Maegregor, Barbara 'illianis, Roseniarv llritting. Third 1'1m': Barbara VVilson Robert Farlev, Douglas Malonev, Ruth VVvlie osemh Len- , - , . . y I hart, Robert l'illCll2ll'fl, Patricia Buckley, NVillia1n Yerininski, Hernarcl jones, Henry XY2ll'SllZll, lfozwflz rote: Robert DeYinny, Robert Ronillier, Kenneth Ross, Daniel Moriarity. Larry llurcliek, Vvllllillll liernioncl, l.ynn Johnston, Harlon Nichols, -lohn Berger. Nlmadl' NZ 7lze 70p '. . ,Tile Hoirrx of ffn' day' .JIT Offi4'1'I'N bI'rIT'4'. feflo ferlzf 011 fo fflr' 'fI'tI'Y. .i The lirst rlay of school ancl the -lnniors, wonnrl up and reafly to spin, alniost juniperl the eloelr in their eagerness to get the l'ron1 nnrler motion. Xt the earliest possible nionienl. -Ianet eollnier was elected president, llerbert llell vice-presiclent. livelyn llofnieister secf retary, Rieharcl Mair, treasnrerg anml Miss Moore. Miss cle la l'orte, ancl Mr. Rahnilow were apimointerl advisers. No longer rlicl the hour hancl pause, but went to work inarlqingg oll' plans for the big oeeasionf' Stops along the way were niacle for ice cream sales alter sehool, football anil baslietball rlanees, and serving of refreshments after games. 'lihe eloelt seeinerl to have stopped between the hour of ormlering the class rings anrl their aetnal arrival. lint in clue tinie they eanie and the .lnniors annonneecl to the worlcl that they were of the Class of QS. .Xs the last few hours tielaecl away the Llnniors loolqecl baeltwarcl on a nioinentons year ancl forwarcl to one of even greater llClllt'YC1llCllt, Hntfmlz rnfv, left tu right: Domtliy Iftmley, Iletty llush, Klztry ffmtie, 'l11l'ClllL'llllC Umtalitic, Tliotnas Ilurns, Glzirlys Spar- , Xltlfll JUXL nw. Mary .xlW2-lllfllll, lxzu- llimitie. Ilurutlty Xtlstmll, Clziyttn: llzttty, Sophie Sztwieki, ,lulie Heruhin. Doris . 2, Q VXI-sselrliitt-. .Sbrmitl wav: llztrlmrzi t'rt-sswell. Shirley Hughes, Carolyn Stuttarfl, Rziytnonrl Tfmtikatly, Vlztcqtieliiie .Xurlas luseph Iltwgwtwski. Lew Mitzlwwski. .Xiittmettv Scztlxtr, Sally llwclges, Lltmyfl Brown, Betty Mw1'1'nt'lc, Rtwlmert Purfer ieurge firm-cite, ,loan DeX'inny. Ht-lun llnhnes, Stella Pztseialc. ililzirri mtv: Xlztrgtierite Rizzu, janet llnwe, Mzirilyii Ashley 7 I J ilaflys Szpunzir. I'eggg'y -Innes, Stella Szpunztr. l'Qx't-lyn Huglit-s, :Xutlrey Ut- Graff, hhczi XYhite, lxuhert kleliafilti, Iiever- ly Stores, Priscilla Kunz, CU11SlQZlIlt't' llruwn, Ira-nv l4ziez11iztrt'zy'k. ,lean Lezirh, Sally ,AIltlL'l'5UIl, joan Hughes, l'lUIll'fll ru-zt' Dtwuglas Hughes. Edward Hahn. Robert .'Xll1C5, ,lzunes Buckley, Gilbert XYcil, ,lack Dunn, Fred Burdick, Harold lNylit Frank Colhner. Charles Foley. and efadd, K .... 'flu' illizzzrttxf A-Irv Cltfttzfxzx. . . . Septetnht-r saw the Stmphs puist-tl un the tluztrter-liour tnztrlq rezuly tty start ull' un their lirst year :ts 'lupperelzissnit-n. The niinute hztnrl crept furwzu'fl guiclerl hy Rue Dionne :ts elztss president. llc-lining her nn tht- job were Clayton llzitty. v'ee-presiclentg KI:trypXh-- rnltzun. secretary: Dmwitlty Nelsnn, trt-ztsurer: Nliss llztries, Mr. 'li1ZlfCllL'l', Mr. Cliztuey. and Bliss hlaeuhs :ls class ztclyistmrs. XN'hile the .luniors :incl the Sc-ninrs swung merrily zmwtiml with the hour hztnrl. the Suphs, trying tu keep up with the litmursl' gut into the Stveiztl Switn uf the yeztr in No- yeniher, when their ffmtlmztll flztnve The l'zttriel4 l',l1SllUX'Cl'i' pzticl lmnor to our eozleh. During the winttr the Hflllss til '-lf? 1,:t1'tit'i11:ttefl in its share uf stfter-tlic-gzitnei' tlztnees :tml seryitig uf rt-fre-slnuc-nts. The hi-spot in tiny Supl1's eztreei' is the ztnnuztl t't'eeptin11 fur the 'lSister Class . the Class uf y-l7 . liste lliunnt- lteztrlecl thc- emnntitteei The vlrmsc-X tml tht' yt-:tr sees the elztss rezttly to tntwe up ztncl l1lliLt its plztet' U.XllNOSi tn the Twp , :ts bluniurs. 144 We Zone Uwe 'A ..The eSlUl'l1llI1S flmf firk as the dork lI'I0'Zf'U.S' along, Are Pritfnfes who zzfzrufrh with fl sfvirif S0 strong... .Ns the largest class in school and still somewhat green , the Erosh', gradually as-- sumed their place on the Class Clock marking oft the passing seconds of the School Year. Abie .Xdour as president: Shorty Powers as vice-president, Shirley Nester as secre- tary: Louise Presite as treasurer, and Miss Parker and Mr. ,Xrnott as advisors, helped get things under motion. Trailing behind, but trying valiantly to keep pace with the Juniors' Hours and Sophs' 'tMinutes',. the Erosh secondsl' were kept well-occupied during their last year as underclassmen with their studies. Several times they emerged from their books, how- ever, to sponsor social activities. Their first such encounter was on Halloween night when the class held a party. their idea of starting off the year with a bang. Dancing proved a favorite pastime of the 'cpea-green Erosh who held their first official dance soon after the Halloween Party. Low in priority. but high in spirits, the 'tl rosli'l man- aged to do well with their small ration of after'-the-game dances. .Xtter a year of hard work, the Erosh well-earned the privilege of shitting to the faster moving minute hand and became upperclassmenf, First row: Alida Genter, Sarah Buckley, Mary Lou Raymond, john Schuck, Marjorie Peck, Louise Presite, Shirlev Nester, Abie Adour, Francis Powers, Carol Ford, Betty O'Shea, Ruth liitz, Mary Perez, Charles Youngdale. .SL'l'0H2I, rote: Alan Baird, Donald Brown, Mary Joyce O'Brien, Betsy Fitzpatrick, Anne Burns, ,loan Schue, Vincent Mahoney, Emil Novak, Mary Tate, Robert Crumb, Anne .lanuchow'ski, Robert Scalzo, Paul Hitchcock, Barbara Zill- ioux, Marv l,enhardt, Katv Eitchard, Michael Burns, VVendell Patton, Joseph Maxwell, VYilliam jones, George Graham, Betty Macgregor. Tlzfrzi rote: Carol Dzuiban, Marilyn La Conte. Suzanne Clark, Louis Townsend, james lionior, Dick Burdick, l.ora Mae Stevens, Mary Ann Gregory, Victoria joseph, Carol Moore, Ross Noble, Michael Crane, Michael Collmer, Donald Risley, Gertrude Shepard, Julie Nichols, Eleanor Kozak, Elizabeth Ondarcho, Thomas Saun- ders, james Buckley, Ronald Stone, joan Buck, Alma Rush, Mary Laska. liourtlz row: Charles Cole, john Hoffmeister, Harold lioley, XYalter Spooner, Arnold Reehsteiner, David Rooney, john Acce, Harry NYadsworth, john Marriott, Larry Stewart, Everett Baum, Howard Evans, Stanley Pryputniewcz, james Acee, Conrad Barron, Dale Cunninghaln. 541111, Qaafe l i1'.9fro-1,',leI't to rightz lileanor Plonsel, lfrank Ilrotyn, Susan Cleary, :Xudrey llughes, .Xudrey Toner, -lune tltanilters Stephen Ireland, Roger Moulton, .Xrlcen ,Xudas, Heverly Wadsworth, john Amy, Margaret 'ii1YXX'll5L'lIfl, XYanrla Peters, :Xileen Puller. .Ytwortff Note: Charlotte Schratcr, Jacqueline Bridgeman, lintily XYalaszck, -loanne Morgan, ,loan Noble. Lissa Rogers, Donald Connolly, ,loan D'.rXprix, .Xnn Schrader. Nancy Greene, Patricia Mahoney. Pearl l.itz, lidith Restle, liarhara Stockhridge, Harlmara l,oudon, Lcta Huck, Anne Rurrows, Mary ,lane Nestcr, Richard Schtnidt, .Nr- mand Desintone, Varol Moran, Richard Guido. 'lilzird row: Marleen fiilhert, Regina McManus. ,lane Pasciak, ,lanc Long, Marjorie llaines, liernice Morehouse, joseph Moda, ,lantes XYalkcr, Carl XYiehtinan, Kenneth Russell, Clarence jones. -loan Dawes, ,leanette januchoxyski, Mildred Dayy, jean Altniire, Mary Zillioux, .-Xdelc Slator, lfozrrllz rotvi Robert Tettamont, Patil Lirawtord, George Ciushinan, Raymond Friestedt, Roger L'ri-ssxyell, Arthur Stoltel. ,laincs Zipf, Paul Barnes, Gordon Larsen, XYarren Evans, Carl Stressel, john Peck, Roger Scoones, Stephen Yangura, Gerald tJ'Shea, .Xrthur XVilson, Richard Owen. Seaenllfr- Qaacfe l lfrotzl rozu, left to right: Elsie Ann Churchill. ,loycc Iiintlmall, Patricia Davy, Kenneth NYard, Kenneth Schultz, Phillip l Colltner, Rohn-rt Raird, Donald Siedsina, Conrade Horne, Donald Rizzo, lloward Peters, Robert Daws, Yincent Yan- gura, Renncth Cilark, Fred Swartztnan, lilizalueth Riinhall..S't'co111I l'UTu'IXY1ill1'F Savicki, Bernard Mahoney, Kenneth Carroll, john lirtlcy, Ronald Hadlock, Gloria Toukatly, Patricia Roth, Pauline Phillips, llrian XYelch, -lantes Getz, blames XYadsworth, Lois Hughes, Roy Muralvito, Richard Dowsland. 'flzird roruz NYilliain Donohue, Nancy Dicks. Mildred Lallonnty, Patricia Tettantont, Bruce Kunz, Retty Adour, Shirley Iirtlcy, Gerald Holi, lfrancis Mosher, Eu- gene llacon, Carol .Xnn Slawson, Charles Lawton, Sally Lou Morse, Ronald Iinsienski, Richard Dicks, Donald VX'ard, David lilunt, Patricia l,a Conte, Malcolm Desiinone, Elaine Cushman, Mary fook, Patricia Moore. lfonrlli rozv: Mar- garet lienedict, Ann Spink, Eleanor Lawton, lfannic Mac Dawes, Patricia llones, Ruth Cole, 'lean llurns, Patricia l Rell, Barbara Dawes, Dorothy Raldauf, Charles lilunt, Sally Fralick, Cherry liroughton, Edith Cook, Pauline VVessel- ' dine, llarhara Nicholas, Loretta Roberts, .Io.rXnn XN'adsworth, jane fresswell, Donald Stockbridge. lfifllz rote: james Yunk, ,Iosemh .Xhrahanr Rendell lirtley, XYilliatn Mc iarthy. Thomas Daws, lfdward vlanis, Xvllllillll Scoones, Douglas . , ,. . ,. ,. . , , . . . , 1 L ' Burrows. .Xltrcd Iicnerhct, james Loc, Moses Acer-, lzdward Lranc, Ixtchard Scalzo, Ixenneth Iyoherts, Karl Lrawtoru. 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X, X5 W X , X X , -----f , fiifif .X ., ,X M ,X X ' 'Q + . 5 QT! i ' ' ' f Q ' I X, K A A , 1 X , X '4 K - 1 X A , .f 1 f f . 3 1 M Q FX V X - 6 g Q 1 - K r X S g I AK x X 1 I 1 1 L -X 4' f P ' . Q ,k 9 f Q, 4 ..- ' 1 I 1 f i I e X ,,.- rf f -V. ,N dpi, A A ' ww' s. fl 635 ' f 1 ' A L , . r '- .. 1 t -- V ff '1g:.- , , . ,Q 'h , X . 1 Um a 'ng Raef St'alt'r1': Rosemary Gritlin, Rae Dionne, janet Collmer, Douglas Hughes. Sltizzdzazgz Peter McCabe. ,lamts Scala. liarbara VVilson, Mr. Baietti. llarbara Hopp, Uouglas Maloney, Jessie Hueko, James Sinclair, XY1ll iam Germoncl, Miss Howlett, Clayton Batty, l-larol'l VYylie. The Senior Stuclent Council has accomplished great things this year with Jessie llueko as its presidentg Doug Maloney as vice-president: Barbara Hopp as secretary: blames Sinclair as treasurer: Miss Howlett as adviser and Mr. liaietti as assistant arl- viser. The governing bocly representing the students, the Council this year has managed very etiieiently to keep things running smoothly ancl in coordination with the aflministra- tion. l,et us wish our next years's council a bon voyage ancl give a hearty cheer and a tirm handelasp to our departing council for their outstanding achievements ancl tire-- less work. September October November December january February March .Xpril May sale of Booster Buttons decisions to get Council Pins decoration of football tield on Community Day extension of more privileges for Seniors scroll for liedar Adour New York State Music Center decoration of Christmas tree 'Tick up Paper campaign supervision of corridors better and shorter school cheers aflclitional table in Cafeteria Senior girls' ancl boys' basketball game for benefit of Red Cross election of Sportsmanship Hrotherhoocl banquet for National Honor Society and Sportsmanship lirotherhoocl '7fze ' .fifllle eauhcif ,S'vuIi'c1': Roger Muultun, .Xhiu fXclnur, Harry xVZlClSXK'U1'lll, julia Niclluls, James Accc. Sltliltfizzg: llarhara Nicholas, Gerald O'Shca, Mary jane Ncstcr, Miss cle le Porte, Mr. Arnott, James Coe, Pauline Wfsscltliiic, .Xclclc Slater, George Graham, James Vunk. AX ccnnparativcly new form of guvcrnlnetlt fur the ullllIlCl'ClZlSSlllL'1IU ot' nur sqlwtil is the Little Three Cutincil. which i'eprcsc11ts the seventh, eighth, ancl ninth gracles. 'lihc I,. 'lf Lf . with Miss cle la Porte as adviser and Mr. Arnott as aclviscr chose 'thc fcmllmr- ing mqiccrs to presiclc over the council this year: Harry XY2lClSVVUl'l.ll, prcsiclcntg .Xhic lXclour. vice-president: julia Nicholas, sccrctaryg ancl blames Acco. trcasnrcr. Tltongh this cunncil's power is limited to thc thrcc 'Aundcrclasscs , it has lllilllllgltfl tp succeccl in thc tasks unclcrtaltcn. Septcnther-election and inauguration KJctuhcr-luiichcon in liunm' of fO1'lllCl'UlillCCl'S NOVCUll7Cl'- fVClt'l'Zl11S Sllllllilllg ruoin discusst-cl IJcccinhcrfftfhristntas clccomtimi of windows antl cartxls sting in halls lfchrt1aryf Pick up I'apcr'l campaign B1Zl1'CllfSCl'YCll rcfrcslnncnts after Clinton-Ncw llartfurcl haslwthall gantc lXp1'ilfcscurtccl future seventh graders thrungll school Spoalanamfzip lgaaihezzhaacf f ' rs 2 as ,S .N'vf1fvc1, la-ft tn right: llclcn Connolly, Margaret Unclarclw, Bzlrlmara Hopp, Cynthia Allen, ,lcssic Hucko, Rosemary ljritlln. Sfllnzzfillg: Frieda labour, Peter McCabe, Douglas Moulton, XYilliam Gernwnrl, Douglas Maloney, Tllemesa Kubaclci. Waiional adonoa Saciefy lmfi fu Vfjlllfi Cyntllin .Xllq-n, jack ffllriun. XYill:1r'l lfrunz, RHSl'lll1ll'y Grillin, NlZll'g'2lfCtcDll!l2ll'CllH,'llllCl'CS51 linlmrki, llnuglas Malmlcy, Shirluy Yurton. .Tae Q01 14 Scaap lintlnm foie: Cynthia Allen, Barbara Hopp, Rosemary Griffin, Ruth VYylie, James Scala. Shirley Ynrtun Svrmzzl' rnzv: Margaret Ondarcho, Rae Dionne, Elizabeth Thatcher, Joanne Clausen, Patricia Buckley, Nel- lie Barron. Third row: Shirley Miller, Douglas Maloney, Ronald Stone, Betty Torehia. Presented in a new form the Clzallvilgvr this year was something entirely different from any uther sehuol paper p1'CYl0l15ly unclertaken, liesplenclent with a new stall the year was started off with a bang C121 subseribersj. Rosemary Griffin headed the stall' with Ruth VVylie as her able assistant. Eight issues were published during the year. ln March a contest was held for the best article and the two winners. Mary Morehouse and Rae Dionne, were given two boxes of Hershey Bars. During' the course of the year a raffle was also held for the paper's benefit. Now. at the encl of the year, with the linal issne behincl ns, the next year's stall' is ready for September with our guucl wishes fUllOXYlIlQ'Il1Clll. rqmwal .Xuximis to lvzlvc MHNC wurlq iii C. C. ll. S. aftci' six ycars witliiii its walls, the Class uf '47 Qlectwl what was tw lmecumc lmuwu as thc Stzttlf' :mal lct them solve tlic prulmlcm. limmwiiig tlizlt ilu- shifting szmrls of thc cm'1'iclO1's fell victim, too frequently. to the jzmiturs' lmirmi, Htlu- Stat? clctcrmiixccl tliut tlic foot1n'i1its uf the Class of l-l7 slmulcl be pi'csci'x'crl in lizlrclici' stuff :tml sought out the Clements of pcm zmcl czimcru. Hy mczuis of xwml :mel pictui-Q. thc Stull prcsciwccl in the Cli11im1izu1 the l'CCUl'll of the Class uf '-l7 liuscinzwy Ciriflin, liclitmsiii-L'liicf-phiwiogmplis, plans fm zumuzxl, picturcs. Cyllllllll .Xllcii, l.llCl'Z1'l'y lfcliim' -3'll1'o1mliccy. Xlvill, lliiutzltimis, tillvs. just llllElQflllG.i' Sliirlcy Yo1't4m, l.llCI'211'f' liclilui'--liistmy. clcrlicntimi. Blilllj' Xlu1'clim1sL'. .Xctivitics liclitimrfzlctivitics, spurts, classes. Klzu'g'zu'ct Oiirlzwcliu. llusiiicss xl1lIlZlg,f6I'fflJl1flQfCl. will. Sc11im' Mustsf' lbmmlfl XYz11'cl1i1zm, ,Xrt Eclitm'ff:ii't work. smtp-sliut layout. lluuglzis Mrmltmi, .Xclvcrtising LXIZIIIZIQCYYIllL'lll1'6S. 2lKlX'Cl'flSl1lg'. Bliss lfliweiicv llzlvics, Qu-urcliiizltiiig' zulviscr. Bliss lizitlieriuv llzlwc-s. Class zulviscr. zmcl Husiiicss zulviser fur Allllllill. ,Xssistzmt lXclx'isci's, Bliss Blzxrgzirct Murmw. lfnglislig Mr, lluwzu-cl Clizuicy, .Xrt. Ncllit- l:21l'l'Ull, -Irmiiiie Clzuiscn, .lucly lluriis, Ralph Rislc-y, Paul llcrulniu, Klicc Heat'- tic. l'l1yllis SClll'IlClL'l', Elezmm' XYelcl1, :mil .Xiiitzm Colcflyping stall. lfrudiziif l'l17l'A Zx'li.YA'I lluimlrl XYarflin2m, .Xrt liditiwrg Cynthia .'Xllc11, l,il4-Vary liclitwrg Margaret Oiiflarclm lliisincss Xlznmgurg Roscmziry Gritliii, liflitm'-in-cliicfg liouglas Mniiltuim, Aflvertisiiig Blauagcr: Klls5 Davies Krlviscrg Miss lbawcs. llusiiicss A-Xclvisvr: lfrancis Stucklmrirlgc, .M'tivilics liclilurg Sliirluy Ywrtmm, Litcrarg lffliluli ' 00019 'Url-' .Yftziiziiriyz Helen Jacobs, adviser, Harold VVylie. Robert Ames, Lynn Johnston, XYilliam Germond, John Pfleeger, Frederick Burdick, Joseph Lenhardt, VVilliam Verminski. Siftiizy: Ruth VVylie, Theresa Kubacki, . Barbara Hopp, Cynthia Allen, Rosemary Griffin, Barbara VVilson, Marilyn Hall. Have you ever had the thrill of standing on the stage waiting for the curtain to part to reveal you to your family and friends? lf you havenlt, then you don't know what you are missing. Unveiling the talent of C.C.ll.S. is the purpose of the Tower Club. Founded when the school was first built, the club has been kept a strong, inliuential activity in the school by a group of interested students. Under the leadership of the dramatic teacher, the Tower Club has presented each year a 3-act play and one assembly program. The Tower Club is open to any student of the school who earns credits equiva- lent to those received for a major part or role in a 3-act play. He may work for member- ship by participating in a play or by working on the production staff. The production work includes scenery. lighting. costuming, properties, make-up. and business. Alter a person has earned sufficient credits. he is voted in by the members. Initiation of new members is eagerly awaited by all. During the ceremonies. the victim has a chance to show all his talents, ranging from a presentation of The Three Little Pigs to a lecture on XYhy Everyone Loves Me. Refreshments always follow the torment and assignment on how to make a dope of themselves by oneself is given. And so a new star enters the gates of the Tower Club. Una anime 4 During the school year, the F. F. .X. participated in many activities, starting with the Boonville and Vernon Fairs in the fall, and going through to the state meeting at Mor- risville in the spring when the Empire Farmers are awarded their degrees. Some of the other activities include fairs: national conventionsg regular, state, and county meetings: basketball, softball, pingpong, horseshoe pitching games and tournaments: Father and Son Banquet, county banquetg public speaking and demonstration contests and judging con- tests. This year, The National Victory F. F. A. Convention--the iirst since the war- was held in Kansas City, Missouri from October 15 to the l9. Clinton was well represented at this convention with live members from our chapter present-Leo Crane, as the Onei- da County representativeg Lewis Rashford. as the New York State Secretary-'l'reasurer3 Francis Stockbridge as the local chapter representative: and Bill Crane and XYesley NYood on their own. Lewis Rashford has served this year as Secretary-Treasurer of the New York .Xs- sociation of Future Farmers of America. This is quite an honor, and the first time a state officer' has been chosen from Clinton. Early in the winter at a county meeting, our local chapter was awarded the Bronze Emblem Award for being the outstanding chapter in the state. and for being one of the sixteen highest in the nation. 4 We have had a good year with our new adviser, Mr. Thatcher, and are looking fore- ward to the year ahead with plans for even more activity. 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Fitzpatrick .ACCOMPAN IST Joan Hughes lYJIRlCl'TOR Mr. BUClQSllCi1ll ,, V., 7fmee ef:-eead---flffaaaon 14 Ziffulfe fXillL't'HllfjC Estlier Rcstlc, luflitll Burns. tslffllldilljjf Cynthia Allen, Virginia VVillia1ns. Jessie Hucko, liarlnara Gaylord, Sally Hodges. Lurccnc Evans, julie Herubin, joan Satur, Pcgiib' jones, Elcanor Gallup. ,loan DeVinney, Constance Brown, Rosemary Britting. lfoftom row, left to right: ,lanies Scala, jack Fitzpatrick, Peter McCabe, john Cosgrove, jack Phillips, :Xlirul 11 lips. liill l'hillips, Kenneth Ross, Vtiillarfl Franz. Top Vozoi Coach Ken Patrick, Ahie Aclour, ,lohn Berger, Francis ovx ers, jack Nichols, Douglas Moulton, Robert Miller, Howartl Morehouse, Francis Stockbridge, Lloyd Brown. We Wan! 14 7 Season's Record 2 Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton New Hartford XX'hiteshoro Lowville Hamilton O Clinton 6 Canastota 13 Clinton 6 Oneida l5 Clinton 7 New Hartford 0 78 67 NYhen the 1946 football season was ushered in at Clinton last fall, a new coach, lien Patrick. came up the valley to guide the wearers of the Maroon and XYhite . l'at's', first season at Clinton may he called a successful one as we triuniphecl over our olcl rivals. New Iiartforcl, twice during the season, shutting them out hoth times 13-O anal 7-U. Whites- horo, llaniilton, Canastota, and Uneida, however. prorecl our undoing, and we Uchalkerl up only one more victory, this over Lowville. The season thus closed with a total of three victories and four defeats. l 10111 1'0'z.'. left to right: Kenneth Ross, Mgrq james Clark, VVillard Franz, Capt.: Harlon Nichols, Al Dohn. Top 1'o'zu: jack jones, Doug Moulton, Coach Ken Patrick. joe Mcljaftin, Peter McCabe. Swish! Nmihm Bafdwz' The 1946-47 basketball season was terminated by a trip to Cornwall-onfthe-Hudson to play the New York Military Academy. After trailing throughout the game. the 'Alla'- roon and XYhite outscored the home team 10-l in the final period to win 54-31. Pete McCabe and Doug Moulton were high with 8. Previous to this, their final game and victory for the year, the team had a moder- ately successful season with eight wins and nine losses. Pete McCabe and Doug Moulf ton, together, tallied a, total of 227 points. with Pete as the highscorer for the year. . GAME Scouics Clinton 38 Utica Catholic Academy 43 Clinton SU Oneida -ll Clinton 32 Hamilton 412 Clinton Boonville 24 Clinton 20 Hamilton 37 Clinton Utica Catholic Academy 37 Clinton Z7 New Hartford 38 Clinton Whitesboro Z6 Clinton 47 New York Mills 54 Clinton VVliitesboro 52 Clinton 35 Boonville 41 Clinton VVaterville 25 Clinton 73 VVaterville 33 Clinton New Hartford 3.3 Clinton 46 Oneida 4l Clinton N. Y. Military .Xacaclcmy .il Clinton 42 New York Mills Z4 - 703 65l lNr1n'1nt',xi, Sconmo XVARSITY Player FG FR TP Player PG lfll 'll' Player FC lil! 'll' Pun- necaiie 39 so izs 101111 ciusgi-uw 17 is Clubfifll llfltfy 5 1 ff Harlon Nichols 49 5 HU jack -loncs 9 lo Joe Lioggoxx'ski l ZZ 4 Doug Moulton 34 3l 99 james Clark ld 7 N110 Adl'u'i, I ll VVillard Franz, -ll l4 96 Al Uohn ll 9 iwllflf Dfl'111HV L L Q ,loc McGaflin 39 17 95 Alfred Phillips 4 4 204175 703 lx11t'wli1151, left to right: joseph LCIll1?lI'flI, lfred Burdick. lfrzmk Kollmer. .hiffllltlllllflf Mr. liaietti, Coach: Clayton lla wht-rt Buckley, Robert Kouiller, Robert lleX'i1my, Lloyd Ilrown, Leon Peterm, joseph liogowyki, ,Xhie .'Xdour. 04014 Qwlfuae 8 645616-all 78602 The 14746-47 jay-ree Imzislaethzrll squad finished the season sporting the hest record compiled in mzmy years hy the junior team. Cozieh llziietti assemhlecl zz group of hoys who ezipitulized on 21 fzisthrezikiiig otteusc amd Il tight defense whieh only allowed their oplmoiieiits 526 points iii 18 games or 1111 average of under SO points I1 game. , In winning 14 of 18 gzuiies, the team lost twice to U.C.,X. :md Xlhiteshoro. The hrst gzmie with VYhiteshoro, played on the lz1tter's court, ended in regulzuion time with the score lmotted at 27-27. In 1111 overtime period our boys were outscored -1-2 and lost Sl-29 in El dixputed ending. tilzlyt llillly was the stzmdout for the team in dumping 235 points. Other meiiiherw of the stzlrtiiig' tire were 'tlJoe Rouiller, A-Xhie .xillblllh Lloyd Hrowii. :uid bloc' llogowslti. Also on the squad were Leon Peters, Ifrzmlq Clollmerg jim lhtckley, lied llurcliclt, john Ilerger, Holm lJGXYllllly, Carroll Hess. :md joe l.enhzu'dt. Sezisoifs Records: Clinton Hamilton Clllllltlll 34 flllidflll Z0 fliiitoii U. ll. .X. 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'l'l111 clulm this yllill' l7t'CZlIllC a 111e111l1er 111 tl1c Girl's Sport P10111 NN 1111 18 Slllll 11 the boys' 5154111 ltilglltl. but 1111 Z1 SIllZlll61' scale. Cli11to11 girls plz1111l s tl11s I 1' lg with l,l'OClUl' llrstl NVl1itesl1111'11 tl1ir1l: 211111 New lAlZ11'lIl1Jl'Cl fllllllll ll111 YCZII' was c111le1l with :111 i11tiz1ti1111 JZ1I'lVH for tl1e s11J111111111e Il s 1 1 11 . Y A . 1 . S z11l1111tt111l 111 the club because 1,11 tl1e1r SllJl'fS1llZ1l1Sll1J 111111 refT11l11 1tt1111l11111 111 s wits bn 13211116 scores: Lilllllflll fli11t1111 Llllllllbll flillll 111 fli11t1111 L'li11t1111 Cli11t1111 H11c111z1' N cw I' I z1rtf0r1l V111.1.1a1' 1m1.L N1-w l'l:1rtf111'1l l3.1s1115'1'11,11.L VVl1itesl111r11 ljl'1JCtOl' New Hz1rtf1J1'1l l,I'1 1Ct111' New Hz1rtf11r1l wi-if Jessie Hucko without something on her mind. Joie Clausen looking untidy. Nellie Barron being rude. Bob Germond chewing bubble gum. Hugh Phillips with a serious comment. Franny Stockbridge being undiiplomatic. Herb Nolte chattering. John Laska failing in his chemistry. Mario Perez without a smile. Don VVardman an opera star. Earl Kranz going with one girl for a year. Eleanor Welch as Mrs. Rashford. Fleming XVesseldine bald. Virginia Willialiis grumbling. Mary Morehouse preferring opera to a basketball game. Shirley Yorton without an idea. Art Gabris speechless. Jim Scala avoiding an argument. Rosemary Griffin being on time. Al Dohn with an inferiority complex. Bob Coe not being sent to the ofhce. Cynthia Allen changing a tire. Betty Thatcher not enjoying life. Lynds Staring with his homework done. Glenn Skinner with a high voice. Barbara Hopp being sober-faced all day. Jackie Jones as Miss America. VVillard Franz not flghting over a board in typing. Emma Brown without Mary Dixon. Rose Calidonna without a harmonica in her pocket. Mary Dixon not passing notes in Study Hall. Bill Jones rushing through the halls. Henry La Conte without a wisecrack. Pete McCabe with brown eyes. Shirley Miller without love troubles. Peggy Moda six foot tall. Nancy Mosher with a brush cut. Doug Moulton minus dimples. Betty Novak a man-hater. Jack O'Brien reading Shaespeare. Eleanor Ognowski preferring golf to roller skating. Margaret Ondarcho inefficient. Russ Pfendler with no car. Bill Phillips stoop shouldered. J-ohn Pfleeger going South for the summer. Alfred Phillips without a tall tale. Jackie Phillips weighing 98 lbs. Esther Restle raising chickens. Ralph Risley playing the tuba. Bob Rostiser a Future Farmer of America. Mary Sator with blonde hair. Phyllis Schrader without her violin. Helen Sawicki pouting. Annette d'Amico being nosy. Vincent Eager' a bachelor for life. Jim Sinclair playing the violin. George Altmire without a book. David Ames driving 20 miles an hour. Alyce Beattie unfriendly. Judy Burns without Doug Moulton. Jim Clark saying hello. Anita Cole being afraid of horses. Chester Donohue being president of A.F.L. John Burns looking bold. Barbara Gaylord without a remark. Betty Harrigan skiing. Paul Herubin studying home economics. Frieda Jabour not talking in English class. Jim Fitzpatrick disliking dancing. Bill Shuck without a line. John Schilling being aggressive. Chuck Toner losing his temper. Fritz Mahoney live feet tall. Ralph Guido working. aw ww 7a -ww ezm 011947 Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Moulton Mrs. VVilliam P. Capes A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sawicki Mr. and Mrs. James Pfendler Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moda Mr. Fred Dawes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barron Mr. Sam Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Sinclair Dr. Joseph Katz Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Miller Mr. and Mrs. Evan VVilliams Mr .and Mrs. George C. Hopp Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Morehouse Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Perez Rev. and Mrs. VVilliam C. Nolte Mr. Moses joseph Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mosher Mr. and Mrs. Chester VVesseldine Mr. and Mrs. Albert VVardman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Restle The Stressel Brothers The Acee Brothers, Sam, jim, John Kedar and Abe Adour The Trading Post Mary Abraham and Lloyd Brown Mr. Emil Bond Mr. and Mrs. F. Stanley Griffin ADVE RTI SING SECTION D We would like to express our thanks and appreciation to the advertisers for their generosity which made this publication possible. Compliments of QUEENSBORO FARM PRoDUCTs, INC Ten New York State Crea to serve you C0lllf7ll'lllCJlfS of JACK MARCELLCS and ART SCOONES 6. C0lllf7Il.WZ-871155 of WEEKS COUNTRY STORE Hens Fine Clothing , and Antiques - Gifts - Sundries Furnisliings 0:4 X 250 Genesee Street LTTICAI, X. Y. Ice Cream - Candy CLINTON SWVEET BEST WISHES SHUP to the Class of '47 SUNNE BROS., Inc. ore West Park Row CLINTON, X. Y. 125 Columbia Street LCTICAJ N. Y. 55 i BEST XYISHES to the Senior Class SNYDI-IR BROTIIERS ClOthiers and Haherclashers for Allen and Boys YVINTERiKAlVIP'S 'I' FLGXVERS 23.9 llleecker Street Cflpposite St. .lOhn s Rectoryl 287 Genesee St. LCTICA, N. Y. liTICjX 2, X. Y, Good Luck and Lots of S11cc'cs.s' to the Class of 347 EVANS 8 SONS, INC. 0:0 234 Genesee Street UTICA, N. Y. BEST IVISHES tO the Class Of '47 9:0 C0111j1I1'11ze1zfs of O. GREGORY BURNS CLINTON, N. Y. 01' C0llZf7Il'l'7ZClIfS of D. H. BURDICK K SONS CHARLES D. CONE '3' v v Utica Street QLINTONR' X' X' CLINTON, N. Y. SHELL FIRESTOXE JAY,S SERVICE STATION Battery Service and Repairs ofa 57 Utica St., Corner Taylor Ave. Phone 200 CLINTON, N. Y. ABDEL ADOSUR FARM PRODUCE 0:0 Phone 541-W-2 CLARK lXllLLS, N. Y. .9 BURNS GROCERY LONGRATL'1,,x'1'1oN5 to me class of 1947 'S' RUBERTS IIARDYYARE Fresh Fruits Ycgetables CUIIPANY. 1110. Groceu 0:0 0:0 Fred H. Suppe 35 LvTIL'A S'rR12ET QQLINTON, Xxfw Yomc SOCONY l'ROIll'C'l'S 0:0 VI If DNN Q,1lil1UP11 229 Utica 4-307-1- 0:0 57 C'0tn1f'I1'111c1zfs of ERIR Y S UIYEN S D0u't wait because every 1 out of 3 needs new heels or snles-lxmuk at YOU? shoes now. Are you un-e of them? If so see . . . CHARLES BEYIYIXO K SUN 0:0 C'0111fvI1'111e11fs of ACE BEAUTY SIIOPPE C. G. CONX HAND INSTRUMENTS lustrumeutal Supplies Q20 SCIIIYEXDERS, INC. 201 Columbia Street O W 0,9 9' UTICAI, N. Y. ozo C0111pI1'111e1zfs of GORTON'S STAN'S TAXI SERVICE RIZIFVIII Street CLINTON, X. Y. 0 9,0 VARIETY STORE Vest Park Row CLINTQN, X. Y. 0:0 C071If7Ii1'1lCllfS of H. J. Allen Est. IIARDXVARE, HEATING 8 PLUMBING 'f' Sinve 1884 'f' Conzjvlimezzts of KOENIGUS CLOTIIE S SHOP E-Z Record CH EUR I XG ACCOUNTS Z0 Checks for 31.50 222 Gel 0:0 INDUSTRIAL BANK of Utiml msec St., next to Ci IJTICAJ N. Y. ty Hall REID SIIELDEN K CO. 241 Genesee Street LfT1CA, N. Y. 0:0 Iirggztge LGZITQIICI' Goods Gifts KINGS' MEN'S SIIUP .IfC'lI'S F1l1'lll..S'llI-IlffS 'I' 204 Genesee Street Lv'I'IL',XV. N. Y. TIIIC MAIDI-ILL STUDIO 01' PIIOTOGRAPIIY 241 Genesee Street LITICA, X. Y. 'Q C1OIIlf7II'lI1C1IfS of BAKICRS' FIAHYICII SIIUP C'0n1jv11'111c11f,v of YERNON FARDI SIIPPLY 6 0.0 LARICS IIOBIE BAKERY North Park Row CI.1N'roX, X. Y. O 0.0 Sears Oil Co., Inc. 0 0.6 RANGE OIL FYEL OIL Cl.EA.N ECUNOMICAI. PROMPT BURNING DEIIVERY 0:0 313 Scott Ax'e11ue Phone: Roma, NEW Yomq Rome 232 The lJe111a11cl for l2XClfI.SlUR GR-XDLfATES far l1eyo11d supply. After g'1'2!.ClL12ItlOl1 from high school 2111 Excelsior Business Course will increase your ear11i11gs and multi- ply your opportunities for aClvzu1ce- ment. Send for free 1'11fo1'11zafz'01z. BEXCQLJ XIX XJ J THE SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION H. ill. CoN1qLrNcz, l'1'1'1zc'1'f1al 1008 Co1'11elia St. LYTICA, N. Y. Affvro-z'cd for lvUfU1'llllS TI'!ll.Il1'1Igj 0:4 C0lIfjl'ClflIIClfl'0llS to the Class of 1947 MODERN TAILOR SHOP 51 College Street C1.1NToN. X. Y. 0:0 61 CONGRA'l'LfI.ATlIONS And All Good XYishes To the Menlbefs of th-3 CLASS UF 19-17 For a Future Life of Best Wfishes and More Power to CLINTON CENTRAL HIGH The fuzzy to secure it- L'se more Oxford I '1'oclucts HAPPINESS :md SUCCESS 0:0 OXFORD PRODYCE QW IQIWMYZMJCD CO., Inc. XY. S. RISINGER, f,l'I'lIt'l'fVUI UTICA N. Y. 0:0 0:0 C011zjvI1'111c1zfs of ALBERT A. IIOSHER K SUN ED IVIEELAN C1.,x1:K BIILLS, N. Y. O Q 0 Q O 0.0 C'0n1fvI1'111c11fx of SANITARY PRODUCTS AND PAPER COMPANY Division of-CROWN ZIQLLERBACIQ Coi:Poi:AT lox Building Maiiitenzmee Supplies 0:0 A FRANK YV. CORNELIPS Dnxxsisouo, N. Y. 0:0 9 0.0 DI. II. STPRDEVANT DIQANSBURO, X. Y. 0:0 C0lllf7ll.1'llCllfS of SANDERS, GARAGE DE-xNsi:oRo, X. Y. II. L. 0:0 Expert Repairing' on Power or Hzmcl Lawii Mowers. New Mowers For Sale 0:0 F01'd's Market Gives You Quality For Less Money Choice XYestei'n Meats Piioxli 19 0:0 63 McUARTHY'S SNACK BAR DEANSBURO, N. Y. Q. Magazlnes 1 Samlwiches : lceC1'ez1111 Il.00SUN,S SERYICE STATION CL.x1uq BTILLSV, N. Y. JADIES NOLAN CLARK AIILLS, X. Y. 'Z' 'z' Cozzzjvlzhizczzfx of T. J. BRITCIIER C0llIf7l1'IllClZfS of QQLINTON, X. Y. CLINTON FYXRM SUPPLY and . ALFRED J. SIIITII DIURSE f'0NSTRl'f'TION 1 Gas .XTLANTIC O1 CQBIPANY 'fires : Tubes 1 Batteries .Xccessnrics Q' Nlcliride Ave. CLINTON, N. Y GIENERAI- AIQTO SPIRYICE 64 Set your dial for Balaiwcdl Pl'0g'l'?l.llllllillg' 1' f U Yzltui-:lily folks in Q1Cl111'Zli Xcxx' Yxwk 7.3 Y turn by clioicc to the 'Toicc uf thc 5 WKiO112lXYii Yzillcyu-fui' that! thc stu- X X tion that has CX'Cl'f'li1il'1Q,'ui Fiwiii f swing to syiiipliuiiy . . . fmin sports I to cclliczitimi . . . plus news and wine- QZ dy, lH'0Q'1'ZIlNS in the public interest, rind. the pfmpiilzii' Youth 1ijl'CSC1ltSH v7 5'Cl'1C5Ztl'lE'f'l'C all licrc. Su got set - W im' the Iicst in rzulio-211 1230 on your X Clillli NN f RELIGION I EDUCAHON f Z4 42? 4 Q ii TiQ Vim' Yuicc of the ilizuvk Yzillcyu 1230 on your dial CBS in Utica also WIBX FM - 97.9 on your FM Dial Q 0 Q.. 0.0 BORDEN'S DAIRY COBIPAXY L ric.x, N. Y. O 0.0 OXYLS' GRILL L l,.Xlilx Rl lI.l.b, X. X. O30 fo Colzzfvfmzclzrx of Clinton Knitting Company ENJOY QUALITY ICE CREAM 0.0 Call Evan Williams Phone 45 Clinton. N. Y 66 STAN'S SERVICE STATION Utica St. and Beatty Ave. W . b C 0lllf7ZllllClIfS of CLINTON, N. Y. Phone 72 0:0 -Gas, Oils and Accessories- TIH3 TAX ISBN We Fix Flat? STANLEY E. BTILLIGAN, Prop. 'Z' -2- Ci0 1f'1U11U'1fS vf Ci0lIlf7II.'HlClIfS of FRANICS BARBER SHOP HAZEIHS BEAUTY SHOP 4' 4- YERXORS GlNGER ALE o 6.0 l Dcliciozzsly DfgCl'CIlf C0041 Luck 10 the 420 CLASS OF '47 FRANKLIN BEYERAGES . TOMBIY JOY Soft Drinks in all Popular lflavors L'TICA', N. Y. l. XY. HAZELDEN Phone: Clinton 312 ofa 67 KVA LT , S G A R A GE YY2llt licvzlowski, Prof. Ge11e1'al Repairs 1111 all 111211468 of Cars Defra HC1ffI'!'l'L'.V l'Ul'Z'0Il'1lU Oil Delco and ,X11111 Lite Ig'111tio11 C1.A1:1q M11.1.s, X. Y., I'l11111e 541-YY-3 C0llIf'1l.ll1L'1IfS of LI VINGSTON'S INN 'Q C0'lIIf7IfHZClIfS of LEYYIS II. GAYLURD O 0,0 For Quality 1lleve1'agcs ask fm' SPLIT - ROCK Jladv iuiflz IJIIVC Sj'1'l'l1gj HVLUC1 A. C. SUPPIC FRANIQLIN Sruuxus, N. Y. 0:0 GOOD LUCK to the Class of '47 MARGARYICTS STORE C0ll1f7!I.'H1ClIfS of BIARONE ACER CATTLE DEALER 4:0 CLARK M1L1.s, X. Y. Evenings Clinton by Appuirmtlneut 541-XY-1 FREY'S DIAY IIUBBLIYS PIIUTOGRAPIIERS BEA.xlfT1' SALQN VUIHIJIQYC Service Tu PllHU'P2,'1'2lP11j' -5'f'UfiUI 5'?'l!! 17 - v v V PCl'lUEl11Cl1f XYax'i11Q' - Haircutting LTICA, X. Y M 3 Main Street CLA1: K MILLS, X. Y. BEST YVISIIES T0 TIIE CLASS OF '47 A Fl'0lll cee's Meat Co. CIARIQ MILLS. N. Y. 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