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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

14729 Chw 79 If 0 A I 6' I I K PR LSZDTIDG 'CHE lfi'5'O QQ01 90549 PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1950 IOAN SCHUE, Editor-in-Chief -i CLINTON CENTRAL SCHOOL I -u 'ff f 1 'x gi . - ' 1 L if' . I N Q' F Q? 'h 1' 'Q , 2' ' C - 'o, ,,' -1 .7-v, : f'4: -l '1 ' N I lx I R 4 ' ' .n ,v. 7 ,f O .sue-'Q ' yr, . f: nv - ji ' :sy-f f 'lf ' ff f, W- . W, '53 ,Y A .- . .sf f' If , 1 V 3 f ' ,., , ., k I Av, I . V, , 1 fff ,O A , . A' ,ffl I 7 , H ,' 1 Conmrcs DEDICATION -.-1.5 INIWEMORY ADMINISTRATION 7 SENIOI-IS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS PATRONS 9 Pictures for the divider pages of our book were taken by Raymond Mar ' . ' individual pictures and scho taken by Madell Studios. DEDIC T10 HOWARD CHANEY LL durmg our hlgh school years he has been our frlend and counselor Hls kmd guidance ln art classes h1s asslstance at our Semor Sophomore Receptlon hls dlrectxon of our jumor hlm a speclal place 1n the hearts of the Class of 1950 gratltude for all thls we dedlcate the 1950 Clmtoman to Mr Chaney a teacher and frlend 5 ' 1 Prom, and his aid in the art work for our yearbook have given In . . . ,, I . ,, ! o 3 I Q Qi. E RY DOMINICK GUIDO ARLY ln thls school year we lost a fr ri I len of long standlng the only school doctor most of us had known In our record of school memorles we would pay trlbute to Dr Domlnlck Guldo our doctor for many years Hls kmdly counsel on matters of health, h1s qulet fr1end11ness and h1s personal lnterest 1 n school 8CtlVltl9S wlll long be mlssed by those who knew hlm 6 uf ,T 4 . A 1. I Q Q 'V 1: L ,, A DR. ' 9 7 W A , 3 J' 'l V . -1 ' ' QQ . 'ffffg f ffffia I f F51 Wi SJ H vm ID ISTRHTI on C1111 0621.10 JOHN G KARIN Asslstant Prmclpal Mathematlcs Fredoma State Albany State H106 RICHARD I RALPH Superv1s1ng Prmclpal Hamllton College .SCIIIB MAR IORIE H BRYDEN Secretary Skldmore College 8 Age if fi 5, X 1. '34 KID GS MRS BESSIE ADAMS Iumor Hlgh Seventh Grade Hnstorlcal Club Sherburn Trammg School Syracuse Umverslty HOMER BRAY Agriculture F.F.A. Oregon State and Kansas State vm. HAROLD BAIETTI COHDCIA Soclal Studles and Gmdance S Sportsman s Club l Syracuse Umversxty ALICE BATLEY French Latm yracuse Umverslty and Mlddlebury College CHARLES BUDSHEIM Mus1c Ithaca College 9 MRS SYLVIA BARNES Homemakmg Iumor Hlgh Homemaklng Club Iowa State CLARA BULLOC K Nurse House of Good Samarltan 'IA -id 9 .L, . . t, . .1 N5 1, I A 1 ,, 'wq' 2 M L6 ' n . '. :nw .Y AV i A . . Q is .. l - . ! . ' 5 FACULTY HOWARD CHANEY Ar Art Club Syracuse Umverslty IEANNE DE LA PORTE Engllsh and Latm Challenger Keuka College and Syracuse UI11V6I'Slty JOHN CRYAN Physlcal Sclence Sportsman s Club St Bonaventu e and Albany State KATHRYN DAWES Busmess Challenger Plattsburg Normal and Albany State BESSIE GRIFFIN Enghsh Syracuse Un1vers1ty and Oneonta State Teachers 10 FLORENCE DAVIES Busmess Annual Albany State and Syracuse Umverslty lKI'N MRS SUZANNE HILFINGER Homemakmg Syracuse Umverslty I if if M A zz . . ., X 1 l 1 C ISABEL HOWLETT Soclal Studles Iumor I-hgh Red Cross Student Councll Syracuse New York and Columbla Un1vers1ty MILDRED MUENCH Physlcal Educatlon Glrls Sports Assoclatxon Inchana and Syracuse Umversltles 1' ' K I is L A f HELEN JACOBS Engllsh Speech Dramatlcs Tower Club Syracuse and Columbla Umversltles MARGARET MOORE Enghsh I P O S E Albany State and Syracuse Umverslty NORMAN PARK!-IURST Physlcal Educatlon Gym Club Spnngfleld College and Syracuse Umverslty 11 FACULTY MRS MAUDE LUTHER Soclal Studles E1ghth Hlstorlcal and C1v1c Club Norwlch Tralmng Class Oneonta State Teachers College KENNETH PAT RIC K Mathematlcs and Athletncs Ithaca College 7 7 , , .- A ,U X. A x l ' S f g . . , . . FACULTY HOWARD RAHMLOW Industrlal Arts Radxo Club Buffalo State and Syracuse Umverslty LEGRAND SPAWN Engllsh Camera Club Syracuse Umverslty and Albany State Teachers College ETHEL REGIN Llbrarlan Cheerleaders New Rochelle and Syracuse Umvers1ty 5 H'-U .. GERT RUDE WELCH Mathematics Seventh Grade Glrls Club Wheelock School and Mlchlgan State PAUL SEYSE Soclal Studles Stamp Club Syracuse Umverslty HOWARD VIVYAN Blologlcal Sclence f Sclence Club -., Hartwlck College MRS BETTY GILBERT CAROLYN WOOD Cafeterla 12 Syracuse Umverslty Ti l W ye . 5 A 1' Q . . . .rf e ' ' 'hi' 5 V '7 l . . , In -P , .- , lla? , ' U15 kv S iDlOR.S 1 '-1' OFFICERS of the CLASS OF 1950 Wllll im Owens Harry Wadsworth jean McEwen Mr Harold B.11ett1 Miss Janne de 1,1 Porte 14 Preeldent VICL PreS1dent Treasurer -Xdvlsers Sara Buckley ................. Secretary J, HDS 81 JJIDIZS WILLIAM FRANCIS OWENS Maur' You know he is quite a lad Never too good and never too bad Class President 4 Prom Committee 35 Engineer Chairman Football 2,33 Captain 33 Track l,2,3g Captain 33 Hockey 1,2,3g Captain 35 Manager 4 Sportsman's Club 1,2,3,4 JEANNE MARIE BARRETT Jeanie' ' 'A smile for every girl nd two for every boy Entered School 3 Prom Committee 3 Chorus 3 4, All State 3 Square Dancing Club 3 JAMES JOHN ACEE Bubbles ' I am not in the roll of common men Student Council 3 4 Vice President 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Football 3 4 Track 1 3 4 Baseball 1 4 Sportsman s Club 1 2 3 4 Ring Committee 3 CK ' , . . A Ii , . CK I n ' H V . , Q . . J 1 ', s , , s , , 3 2 ! Y Challenger Tournament 2,3 !7?..fV'f, . ,, M f 1 1 1741! .y ,af ., - C- fbcyggfy .Af f f . . W, p, in ' ,taaff W OAN IRENE BUCK fefu-fu ABRAHAM ADOUR Ab1e Life without sports is not life Class President 1 2 Student Council 1 2 3 Sportsmanship Brotherhood 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Senior Sophomore Reception Committee 2 Chairman Prom Committee 3 Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Base ball 1 2 3 Square Dancmg Club 3 Sportsman's Club 1 2 Gym Club 4 0 Buckie As stylish as the clothes she wears Chorus 1,2,3,4g All State 3,4, Girls Glee Club 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Girls' Sports Club 3,4 Girls' Bowling 3 Cheerleading 1. V. 2 Field Hockey 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Volleyball 3,4, Softball 3,4 Square Dancing Club 3 Gym Club 1 Swimming 2 SARAH THERESE BUCKLEY Squeak She was ever fair and never proud H d a tongue at will and yet was never loud Class Secretary 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Prom Committee 3, Advertising Chairman Challenger 3 4 Business Manager Girls Sports Club 3 4 Girls Bowling 3 Field Hockey 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Volleyball 1 2 4 Soft ball 2 3 4 Badminton 2 16 66 ' 11 H . . . . ,, l 7 ! 9 9 S 3 7 - s 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 7 7 7 i KK ii 5' ' as - ' . 7 ' a - 11 2' , I 1 9 W Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girl's Choir 2g A Cappella 3 ' . , . . , Q . ' A ' 1 .,, A . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 U V , .Y 1 1 1 . 4? , -.J AM, , . P 4 . QA: '-fx SENl0RS ALAN GORDON BAIRD ' ' Pete' ' Life is a comedy Annual Staff 4 Chorus 4 Prom Committee 3 F. F. A. 2,3,4 Football 4 Square Dancing Club 3,4 Sportsman's Club 2 ELIZABETH ANNE BURNS Anne' When Irlsh eyes are smilmg Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1 Prom Commlttee 3 Girls Bowlmg 4 F1eld Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 Softball 2 3 Track 3 Archery 3 Llbrary Club 1 Homemalung Club 3 CONRAD GEORGE BARRON In the classroom on the court You ll fmd h1m a grand sport Prom Commlttee 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Freshman Basketball 1 Sportsman s Club 2 Gym Club 4 J! MV card Club 3 my Radlo Club 1 JV' M J. fy We fy VYMW Ju as 2 ' ca - - n 1 -. . 1 1 S 1 1 x 5 Q Q u , 5 5 uc. BDM ul . ' J - - 1 .fr r 3 1 1 5 9 vt? 9 v S VVV. I ' A , ' Y- Zrv AN -,' 1 x X S A . K A 5 J xx' 1 v J ' Q' Y X or Ax u xy X 3 SENIORS at it Annual Staff 4 W M Prom Committee 3 VfLf,p4,,4 1 Chorus 1 afar! ALMA MAE BUSH llDede7! Kind words never die Chorus 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Square Dancing Club 3 Gym Club 2 f l -A 49 EVERETT EUGENE BAUM E s What I never see I can t believe -Affrfifwlf fxlffn-P flf4faf+JmfL,ca,4 Q3-,AMQUM SUZANNE MARY CLARK ue ' She shall have friends wherever she goes Annual Staff 4 Activities Editor Chorus 1 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3, Refreshments Chairman Challenger 3 4 Asst Feature Editor Field Hockey 1 2 4, Basketball 1 3 4 Volleyball 4 Bad minton 3 Square Dancing Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 as v 2 ' y zz 9 ' H X , f V O A A f' V 4 . , , , , ., .. A U L ' 4 Li , , S , KKS I Cl ' 37 , 9 ' 9 7 Y L, V ' I Q a 1 ' a 9 5 3 gifs Swimming C lub 2 , 3 .4 f 'ZfgA.J,lfff,1--,:'g,. , 4 Q., Liar: :ia WA... , gm, I za M '- f ' 9,,l,Q,,-,F-ifr9Jf5UM'f2fP '3ff'f'1 W I m llttle and wlse My SENl0RS JOHN BOGDANSKI ' I KCBu1l7I Strength both of mind and body Prom Committee 3 Sportsman's Club 1,2,3,4 Z..,,,Q,of-539,211 pmilly WW ,.,,i'Q,u-rm D IAA ,c,944.A. rvv CAROLINE MARIE DZUIBAN .EAL 8-I-J 'ff Women of few words C ovvof Are the best women Carol Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Challenger 3 4 Girls Bowling 4, Substitute Basketball 2 3 4, Fleld Hockey 3 4 Volleyball 3, Badrmn ton 2 Track 2 College Club 3, Homemakmg Club 2 Photography Club 4, Badmxnton Tournament 2,3,4 DONALD EDWARD BROWN Don ! But a terror for my s1ze Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Choxr 1 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Football Manager 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Hockey 2 4 Square Dancmg Club 3 Sportsman s Club 1 Rad1o Club 2 Gym Demonstratlon 2 19 I . A as I fr V 27 Q W u ll U . 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N QW . 2' ' H L A f cc n W y ,D ev i IV ' y 5 V Jil A U . . 5,1 fy' A . , L ly' ' I' Y , J 7 7 7 Y Y S ! 7 3 7 y 1 f :I SENl0RS KATHERINE FITCHARD Katy I shall laugh myself to death' Annual Staff 4 Sportsmanshlp Brotherhood 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Gle Club 2 All State 1 2 3 Semor Sophomore Receptlon Commlttee 2 Prom Commlttee 3 GITIS, Sports Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 Cheerleadmg I V 2 Fleld Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Badmlnton 2, Track 2 Square Dancing Club 1 3 Gym Club 2 4 ROBERT JOHN BUCKLEY Esk1e Eskle never seems to worry And he's seldom ln a hurry Class Vlce Presldent 3 Class Treasurer 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Football 4, Track 2 3 4 Square Dancmg Club 2 3 Sportsman s Club 1 4 ELIZABETH ANN FIT ZPATRICK Betsy Sugar and splce and all thmgs n1ce Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3, Propertles Chalrman Challenger 3 4, Asst Humor Edltor Fleld Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4, Track Meet 1 Manager Varslty Cheerleaders 4 Square Dancmg Club 3 Gym Club 2 4 Swlmmmg Club 2 20 Annual staff 4 if ' j.,M ' Prom Committee 3 - Sportsman s Club 1 2 l ff 5' Gym C1ub4 lu, A - ,lf Card Club 3 ' Here s a frlend so good and true When he's around we re never blue Annual Staff 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Challenger 3 4 Gym Club 1 Press Club 4 RICHARD JAMES BURDICK 'Dick ' The only way to have a friend is to be one M p ll Que V Wx iw L79 CAROL LoU1sE FORD rn,,l,v ' f W As merry as the day IS long Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Semor Sophomore Reception Commlttee 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Llbrary Club 1 Homemakmg Club 2 3 Photography Club 4 MICHAEL IAMES BURNS 'Mlckey 21 SENl0RS A S! 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L I 7 U 'L 5 r Fordie ll ' il 7 ! 7 I . 93 C 3 - 7 !l SENIORS ALIDA MARIE GENTER Shorty Happy am I from care I am free Why aren t they all as happy as me Annual 4 Orchestra 1 2 Chorus 4 Glrls Bowlmg 3 4 Fleld Hockey 1 Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, Softball Square Dancmg Club 2 3 Gym Club 1 WILLIAM B CHURCHILL B111 r he's a Jolly good fellow Class Treasurer 3 Student Councll 3 Prom Commlttee 3 F A Gym Club 1 2 3 A1r Force 1946 1949 MARY ANN GREGORY Magar We flnd her a cheer to our cares Chorus 2 3 4 Lg L Prom Commlttee 3 A f71,QfU-644 JL kao fr Homemakmg Club 3 U X Photography Club 4 Jfvl Q LOAU A f'Vl-If JLLQKLQW9 M1 . 24441 QQf lzCW-ff' ' it J? ,Fl oc wwf U Xcewb p 22 lSYk6Qlcc A 'Wm CHARLES FRANCIS COLE X Chuck VI, Agreed to differ 6 Class President 3 Student Council 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Photography Editor Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3 4 Chorus 4 Semor Sophomore Reception Committee 2 Prom Committee 3 General Chairman 3 Challenger 2 3 4 Photography Club 3 Varsity Football Manager 3 Varsity Basketball Manager 3 MIC HAEL ANTHONY COLLMER Mike ' Other men eat to live hile I live to eat' Chorus 3 4, All State 4 Prom Committee 3 Football 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4, Fres man B K6 5 Baseball 2 3 4 Square Dancing Club 3 Sportsman s Club 2 Gym Club 4 Card Club 2 3 Badminton Tournament 3 Ice Carnival King . X fl Q5 f V3 W SENl0llS I-' Q V, IUANITA JACK Nita' ' Her airs her manners all who saw admired Entered 4 Semor Choru 23 SENl0RS Gym Club 4 card Club 3 VICTORIA MARGARET IOSE PH uvickyn The mildest of manners and the gentlest heart Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Challenger 3,45 Asst. Business Manager 4 Field Hockey 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Volleyball 2,45 Soft ball 2,3,4 Square Dancing Club 3,4 ' Majorette 2,3 ROBERT CRUMB Bob l! A man of few wor s ' ELEANOR MARY KozAK Elly 'A pleasant, pleasmg person Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1,2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Glrls Bowllng 3 4 ff Fxeld Hockey 1 3 4 Basketball 1 3 Badmmton Tournament 2 3 4 couege cmb 3 X at QI Photography Club 4 ,wif IK h kbkx I d ' I Q I, I ' f 1 ,, , i .Y . 1 . 3' X 'X , , T. 1123 I 5 ' fqy' 4, 4 1 ' rac , , F 4 A 1 ' 1 s Q Q K 1 of ' wc, A iilff ,L Q 4 ZS' , ,srs 4 Q: , elkf 2 SENIORS DALE SPEERS CUNNINGHAM 'D s C 'If sllence IS golden l'1l be poor all my 11fe Orchestra 1,2 3 4 All State 1 3 Football 4 Hockey 2 3 Manager Sportsman s Club 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 1,2,3,4 MARILYN JEAN LACONTE 'Cuddles A frlend good and true Annual Staff 4 Orchestra 1 2 Chorus 1,2 3 4 Semor Sophomore Receptlon Commlttee 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Glrls Bowhng 4 F1e1d Hockey 3 Volleyball 2 Softball 2, Badmmton 2 3 Badmlnton Tournament 2,3,4 Homernakmg Club 1 2 3 HAROLD FOLEY Hal However much I travel ,A I shall not travel fast Prom Commxttee 3 Football 3 4 Sportsman s Club 2 3 Llbrary Club 1 SENl0RS 4 cyw NU do J S, MARY LASKA wnjxlence IS the element 1n which great thlngs QNX fashlon themselves Chorus 1 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Square Dancmg Club 2 Gym Club 1 Homemakmg Club 1 Photography Club 4 GEORGE W GRAHAM Georgeous George Never do today What you can put off unt1l tomorrow Chorus 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Sportsman s Club 1 2 3 ANZ W' Sud' 4066 pi e N 45 ff 1 4 1 06446 R0 'ZGGKRY ANN LENHARDT L-D Q pee ,, ,I H45 at f 6 16 '41 1- Full of v1m and vlgor U 'Q l C' In her sports IS qu1te a f1gtu'e 6 Annual Staff Sportsmanshlp Brotherhood 3 4 Senior Sophomore Reception Commlttee 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Glrls Sports Club 3 4, V1ce President 3 Presldent 4 Glrls Bowlmg 3 Cheerleadmg I V 2 Fleld Hockey 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1, 2,3,43 Softball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,35 Swimming 2g All Star Hockey 45 Intramural ,Captain 4 Jym Club 26 PAUL WALKER HITCHCOCK ' Hltchie Shiny eyes and full of fun Annual Staff 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Challenger 3 4 Edltor 4 Hockey 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 , Tower Club 2 3 4 SENl0RS aiffwlitw MQW Muni W JOHN WALTER HOFMEISTER ack A good heart IS better n all the heads ln the world Annual Staff 4 Sportsmanshlp Brotherhood 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Basketball 3,4 Square Dancmg Club 1 2 Photography Club 4 ,AVW W RUTH! ELLEN LITZ uthle X0 eet two wlth eyes of blue 1 Staff 4 horus 4 Prom Comrmttee 3 Challenger 3,4 Asst Sports Ed1tor 4 G1rls Sports Club 3 4 G1rls Bowlmg 3 4 Fleld Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4, Track 1 3 Badmmton 3 All Star Hockey 4 Square Dancing Club 2 Gym Club 1 Homemakxng Club 3, Secretary Swlmmmg Club 2 SENl0RS BETTY IEAN MACGREGOR Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Magoogle The sweetest thing that ever grew Ammual Staff 43 Typing Editor Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Choir 2 Prom Committee 3 Challenger 3,4 Girls' Sports Club 3,4 Field Hockey 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Volleyball 2,3,4g Soft ball 1,2,3,4g Badminton 23 Track 1 Square Dancing Club 3,4 Gym Club 1 Swimming Club 2 Ice Carnival Queen WILLIAM HAROLD ION S M B111 'Always ready to mak lf?1311g Annual Staff 4 Busmess X Prom Committee 3 Football 2 Msket Sportsman s Club 2 Gym Club 1 4 ff N Bfyyf Al! PATRICIA ANN MAHONEY Pat There is a time for s aking and a time for being st1l1 l Chorus 2,4 Glrls Sports Club 4 Girls Bowling 3 4 Cheerleading Varsity 4 I V 2 8 . Rf u . as if ' I n I 1 S , 5 d ,2,3 g ta 4 5 is ll I it i I 7 J' -fl A sf V V L 9' 4 X wail' ll I . . . . . . Be . 2 -Q . 7 . h . - . Z. . ,,'5773,a,,?fg, :- 2 QP! 'WAR LHNNV IVVN CLKWJWY I I A X 1' yu 65 A U f R SENl0RS I Gxxxxtt JAMES KONIOR K J lm All work and no pla,y Is not Just my way L u Vu' Annual Staff 4 Chorus 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Square Danclng Club 3 Sportsman s Club 1 4 Card Club 2 Tower Club 4 'Mother Is A Freshman ,aa Www AN HELEN McEWEN Ieame 'One rches far for one so fa1r ame w1th the llght brown halr '5 WAP ntered 3 C3 Class Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Challenger 4 Square Danclng Club 3 Swxmmmg Club 3,4 Instructor 4 VINCENT CORNE LIUS MAHONEY IR. uvlnnyu Not a lad seekmg fame But a fme one Just the same Prom Commlttee 3 Sportsmenfs Club 1,2,3,4 M QQQMMWQ , . I 1 - D , 3 . avi 'U'VY0UlJ 'l-4-1 ' I' B.-.LKACRI F , '.Vov L' 1 N K x1K.J Lfvvt I ,uv UU Att? - f' ,951 u. u S I ac J C- . ix..- ara. r v .1 sv 1 I 1 . l X M' Gif! high? 1 . . . ,.n I .yt A J 4 l X 29 SENl0RS SHIRLEY MARIE NESTER Shirl And speaking of lovely features ere IS one of the prettlest creatures Class Secretary 1 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1,2,3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Challenger 3,4, Asst Soclal Edltor 4 Glrls Sports Club 3,4, Secretary 4 G1rls Bowlmg 4 Cheerleadmg Varslty 3 4 I V 2 F1eld Hockey 2, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Volleyball 2 Soft ball 2 3 Track 1 3 IOHN EDWARD MARRIOTT ' B1g John I meant to do my work today Annual Staff 4 Orchestra 1 2,3 4 Chorus 4 Band 1 2 3 4 All State 1 2 3 Challenger 3 4 Advert1s1ng Edltor 3,4 Square Dancmg Club 3 Sportsman s Club 1 Tower Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 IULIA MARION NICHOLAS u11e Happmess conslsts of act1v1ty Class Secretary 2 Student Councll 1 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4, Art Edltor Sportsmanshxp Brotherhood 2 3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3 4 Chorus 1 2 3,4, G1rls' Cho1r 2, A Cappella Cholr 3 All State 3,4 Semor Sophomore Receptlon Commlttee 2 Prom Commlttee 3, Decoratlon Chaxrman Challenger 2 3,4 Art Edltor 2 3 4 F1e1d Hockey 3 4 Volleyball 2, Soft Ball 2 Badmmton 2 Art Honorary Soc1ety 3 4 30 SENl0RS IOSE PH WILLIAM MAXWELL 06 Happy d1spos1t1on, lots of pep A hltmg laughter and a sprmgy step Orchestra 3,4, Band 1 2 3 4 All State 1 2 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 F F A 1 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Basketball 4 Square Dancmg Club 3 Treasurer Gym Club 4 card Club 2 fl W ,H YK 1104 L 1 f L' 'cc f ' A ' M' z , , 1 Q iff'-l MARY 1oYcE o'BR1EN Sklp Skm so fa1r, eyes so blue Show thls lass IS falr and true Annual Staff 4 Senlor Edltor Chorus 1 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Challenger 3 4, Soclal Edltor 4 Girls Sports Club 3 4 Cheerleadmg Varslty 3,4 I V 2 Fleld Hockey 1,2 3,4 Basketball 1 2,3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Manager Jr Hlgh Basketball Team 3,4 Square Dancmg Club 2 Llbrary Club 1 ROSS IUDSON NOBLE Rossle I All I know IS Just what I read xn the papers Chorus l,2,3,4 Band 1 2 3,4 Boys Cho1r 1 Prom Commxttee 3 Football 4, Hockey 4, Swunmmg 3 Mus1c Councll 4 Sportsman s Club 1 2 3 4 I amd? 4? SENIORS E LIZABETH ONDARCHO L1z She IS ever careful 1n her cholce of frlends But to her none IS an enemy Chorus 1 2 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Challenger 3,4 Square Danclng Club 3 Tower Club 4 Homemakmg Club 2 EMIL IOHN NOVAK Em 'A shy fellow w1th a w1nn1ng smlle Prom Commlttee 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Gym Club 1 4 JV Card Club 2 3 ' W' f V If BETTY JEAN O SHEA Bet The L1lt of Irlsh Laughter Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Challenger 3 4 Gxrls Sports Club 3 4 G1r1s Bowhng 4 Fleld Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2,3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 3 Badmmton 4 All Stars 4 Square Dancmg Club 3 4 Gym Club 3 Homemakmg Club 1 Swimming Club 2 3 32 WENDE LL PATTON llpatif KK The reward of a thing well done is to have done it Re-entered School 4 Student Council 4 Chorus 4 Sportsman's Club 2 Biology Club 1 STANLE Y PRYPUTNIEWIC Z Stos ll It is easier not to spea a word at all Than to speak more words Square Dancing Club 3 Sportsman s Club 2 4 Radio Code Club 1 ff Press Club f 0 SENl0RS MARIORIE RUTH PECK 'Midge A good sport a me friend Chorus 1,2 Girls Sports Club 3 4 Girls Bowling 3 4 Intramural Captain 2 3 Field Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Track 3, All Star Hockey 4 Manager Ir High Basketball Team 3,4 Gym Club 3 4 Archery Club 3 4 Swimming Club 2 Www , 9 I 4 if f. . . I I - , . ,- 1 . 7 , 7 S Y Y , S , I I S . Y Y I 3 - i . a S a If h Q i k V than we should fr , . D V k . 1 ' . I I .7 4 4 N ,m . 41 1 QQ X4 D X I f X If it ' 33 SENIORS Challenger 3 Basketball 3,4, Track 2,3,4 Hockey 1 Square Dancmg Club 2 Gym Club 1,4 Card Club 3 MARY HBE PHIINE PERE Z llMudia!9 Dark brown eyes, dark brown hair no wonder people turn to stare Annual Staff 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Senior-Sophomore Reception Committee 2 Prom Committee 3 Challenger 4 Girls' Bowling 4 Square Dancing Club 4 Homemaking Club 1,2 3 DAVID ROONEY 'Dave etter la e n never LOUISE MAY PRESITE III-lou!! LOUISE IS a glrl you'd llke to meet She has pretty eyes and smiles so sweet Class Treasurer 1 Chorus 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Challenger 3,4, Exchange Editor 4 Glrls Sport Club 3,4 Girls' Bowlmg 4 Field Hockey 2 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4, Volleyball 2 3 4 Square Dancmg Club 3 34 ! I li B t tha ' s 1 Wy f 3 Annual swf-1 ' 4 V' . 1 . ,. . , 3 ' , , csgfywffyq Wffffif UAF? fy F XF' Jw AS ALBERT SAUNDERS Tom 'I never met apxman I d1dIl,t like' 10 6' 5!,,'XAnnua1 Staff 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Boys Cholr 1 2 A Cappella Cho1r 3 All State 1 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Football 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Track 3 Sportsman s Club 3 4 Art Honorary Society 3,4 60 'yntafman 10 Lwf' 1oAN MARIE SCHUE J Sch e Wm L 4 Zllowu her tongue th law of kindness Mvrvili He?f?'if'EdM1M'f Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Jani! Sportsmanshxp Brotherhood 4 Semor Sophomore Recept1on Commlttee 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Tlcket Cha1rman Challenger 3 4 jumor Rmg Commlttee 3 Square Dancxng Club 3 College Club 2 Presldent Tower Club 4 Presldent SENl0RS JOHN SCHUCK ' Shuckle Cursed be he that moves my bones Ammual Staff 4 I V Baseball 3 VNV W I my ' 0 jf DJJ' Q. . , ' N N v. r Y . u n X gf of r . 9 . , , , s , , 3 , , , s ' r S I 1 1 Y, 5 l f S 7 I g. fl ly ' gf , . , V -' U . I7 ' , - n !L,f7LL,ff'?l, ' Z fu gtfyf, ul-7 ss T er fi .W ' ua Q 1 X a Q a 1 5 . S 1 . n A u n A , - r 1 .. A . , x g' -v' .. at It K SENl0RS RONALD HARVEY STONE 'Lord, what fools these mortals be' Student Council 3 Annual Staff 4 xy Orchestra 3,4, Band 3 4 Senior Sophomore Reception Co mi Prom Committee 3 Challenger 1 3,4 Square Dancing Club 3 Gym Club 4 Biology Club 2 GERTRUDE LOUISE SHEPHERD HGert!! A tall blond and cheerful lass With her friends she is sure to pass Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4g A Cappella Choir 3 5 All State 3,4 Challenger 3,4 Girls' Bowling 4 Basketball 3 3 Volleyball 35 Softball 1,25 Badminton 3,4 Square Dancing Club 3,4 Library Club 2 Homemaking Club 2 'Ron Sc, ence Club, My J.. IIIIJNORMAJEAN SIEGAL Ieame 'A little time for laughter Entered School 4 Band 4 Girls' Bowling 4 Photography Club 4 36 SENl0RS WALTER SZPUNAR ' Walt Quxetness conceals worth' Prom Commlttee 3 Sportsman s Club 3 LORA MAE STEVENS Laura Honor hes m honest 01 ' Sportsmanshlp Brotherhood 3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 3 4, A Cappe All State 1 2 3 4 Class Historlan 1 Semor Sophomore Receptlon Commxttee 2 Prom Commxttee 3, Inv1tations Chalrman Challenger 3,4 Feature Edltor 4 Rmg Committee 3 Muslc Councll 4 Archery Tournament 4 College Club 2 Vice Presldent WADSWORTH Fellow were born w1th h1m 4, Vlce Presldent 3 Edltor Brotherhood 3 4 1 2 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 1 2 3 4 Boys hoxr 1 2 A Cappella Cho1r 3, All State 1,2 3 Commlttee 3 Muslc Chalrman Music Council 4 Football 1 2,3,4' Basketball 2 3 45 Track 1,2 lla Cho1r SENl0RS CHARLES YOUNGDALE Red Speech IS sllver Snlence IS golden Prom Commlttee 3 Basketball Manager 1 Square Dancmg Club 3 Gym Club 4 Radlo Code Club 1,2 IAMES ALEXANDER ZIPH Zlp y 5? 'L1fe IS nexther a spectacle nor a feast, 1 IS a predlcamentn F A 1 V Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 3 Candy store 2 3,4 5' Vg' f Sportsman s Club 2 Gym Club 4 f-f A V Mem J' fu A 1.9! Aff-P O all the teachers and members of the school staff we, the Semor Class, w1sh to extend our smcere appreclatlon for thelr cooperation ln our studles and act1v1t1es xn the past four years Speclal thanks are extended to Mr Balettx, our sen1or advxser Mlss de la Porte, asslstant senior and yearbook finance adviser Mrs Peterson, for her able asslstance w1th our rmgs and act1v1t1es during our Iumor Year Mr Chaney, for his help wlth our Semor Sophomore Receptxon, dlrectnon of the junior Prom and Yearbook Art Staff Miss Davles, for her advxce and help wlth our Semor Sophomore Receptlon and Clmtonian Madell St11d10 photographer of senior mdlviduals and group pxctures Mr Ralph, for his frlendly help and cooperation, and interest ln our act1vit1es 38 Il u ll n . . 1 3, xx . h A .t. . 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'fa 4, 7, ,hibw 1 Card Club 3 9 , ll ' 4 UISTOIIH M26 FRESHMAN YEAR 1946 1 47 S the shy young Apprentlces came meekly lnto the presence of the Masters ln the days of Klng Arthur 9 9 so the Freshmen of the Class of 1950 came to Clinton Cen Q30 Q6 tral School Electlng Able Adour, Presldent, Francls Pow G99 ers, Vlce President, Shlrley Nester, Secretary, and 11011156 Preslte, Treasurer, we set out trylng to obtaln a few pen mes for our empty treasury Thus, wlth enthuslasm and mterest, we humbly presented our first dance 'The Fresh man Fumble l But It dld not llve up to ltS name lt was a success Proud were we when Able Adour, only begln nlng ln the trade 1l'l whlch he was to become outstandlng, made the only touchdown ln the New Hartford game Llke actlvltles only to become outstandlng ln future years SOPHOMORE YEAR 1 7 1 8 ORE skllled and experienced the class of 1950 advanced from apprentice shlp to Journey work with Able Adour, Pres ident, Harry Wadsworth, VICE Presldent julla Nicholas, Secretary, and Robert Buck ley, Treasurer Many were outstanding ln muslc and actlvltles, but as a special re ward for outstandlng effort U1 the fleld of muslc, Joseph Maxwell enyoyed a ten day trlp to Kansas Clty to paI't1ClIIB.t6 ln the band at the Natlonal Conventlon of the F F A In the Dogpatch atmosphere of hay bales and cornstalks, everyone remembers Betty MacGregor chaslng Gordon Larsen across Cllnton Central s Gym floor to the tune of the Weddlng March whlle Ronald Stone crowned them Little Abner and Dalsy Mae of the Ll 1 Abner dance of 1948 Oo REL EIVING LINE C ITH our treasury mcreased by the numerous Qqjv square dances and after basketball dances, N we set out to plan our blggest proyect of the Sopho 7279 more year Class President, Able Adour, headed 714 IN the commlttee of enthuslastlc and vlgorous glrls and boys Gathermg flowers from nelghbormg gardens joan Schue, Charles Cole, Lora Stevens Ronald Stone, Marllyn LaConte, Harry Wadsworth Carol Ford, Mary Lenhardt and Mary Perez dec orated the cafeteria with red peonies and lacy speraeas. Candlellght and music left memorles of the evenmg that we can never forget of our Sen lor Sophomole Receptlon. 35:15 y 1 A i - 9 A Q u 1 QVQ Lg ' ' if . . . . - ef' . ' ' ' . ' . - . . I - wise many others started out in music and other sport , 94 - 94 , l . - . E ,rr iw . 1 . . . G k . fljtboo be ' ' - OUR OSCAR SE RVING CREW IUNIOR YEAR 8 1 ISER by two years of work and experlence the Class of 1950 eagerly awa1ted the seal of the1r skrlled craftsmanshlp the1r Class Rmgs On the January day when they arrxved, wh1le the class walted to celebrate wlth a spaghettr dmner james Acee, chalrman of the Rlng Commlttee presented the f1rst rmgs to Charles Cole Pres1dent, Robert Buckley VICE Presl dent Sarah Buckley Secretary, and Ioan Schue Treasurer Near the end of the year Mary Ioyce O Brlen was cho sen to attend Glrls State at Skldmore College Her tr1p was sponsored by the Amerlcan Legxon Auxrhary In early March the t1me we had all awa1ted flnally ar r1ved We started work on our Prom after adoptmg the theme Hollywood ' Dlrectmg work of commlttees on varlous tasks were B111 Owens Engmeers, Betsy F1tz patrlck Propertles, Ioan Schue Trckets Sue Clark Re freshments, Lora Stevens Invrtatlons and Chaperons Harry Wadsworth Orchestra 1ul1a N1ChO1aS, Decoratlons, and Sarah Buckley Pubhclty Then on May 7 under the gay hghts of a theater Marquee, everyone danced to the AT RING DINNER OUR THEATER mus1c of Ray D1m1tr1ch s Orchestra At Q eleven o clock a trumpet flalr announced t Cf the Queen and her court F1rst came at WOR ,Vg tendants Betty MacGregor and Ioan Schue followed by Allda Genter and Mary Joyce O Brren Then came Sarah Buckley who crowned Shlrley Nester Queen of the Class of 1950 s jumor Prom 40 1 9 4 - 9 4 9 -1- . . . 7 . . . , . . 1 . 1 ' ' 9 r ' 1 - 1 . . . . . . u 1 . . . . 2 . , . . . - V 1 I 7 1 ' my . , - A ' . , 9 ' 5 p ! 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'QL4-1' ' - 5' 1 'Yi ' Q3 'W iv ' -. 1 2 l T .Q-. - , . cf O' I ' 57' A ' ' . f ' ,, , QUEEN AND HER COURT OW that many of us had become mas ters of whatever trade we set out 1n some were st1ll contmumg on uha Nlcholas came out on top m the county I Speak For Democracy contest The Semor g1r1s after defeatmg the Iumors 1n the snow and mud became Champlons of Fxeld Hockey, and ln basketball they are leadmg the race w1th s1x wms and one loss SE NIOR COUNCIL RE PRESENTATIVES SENIOR YEAR 9 1 OW Masters of the B1g Study Hall the Lords and Ladxes of the Semor Class began the1r last year of study wxth B111 Owens Presldent, Harry Wadsworth V1ce Presldent Sarah Buckley, Secretary and lean McEwen Treasurer Knowmg the lmportance of the need for good leadershlp for the Semor Student Coun c1l we Masters elected juha Nxcholas Charles Cole Harry Wadsworth Wendell Patton james Acee and B111 Owens to be our representatlves JUNIOR PROM ,f ALSO OIMITRICH ORCH PROM MARQUEE and then came two of the toughest Jobs The fxrst was to put out our annual a senxor plcmc and yet have enough left Cl1nton1an the flrst Job done ' and second to ralse enough money to enjoy for a g1ft for the school Here IS the 1950 HDDIUI' S Hff .1 'DO FIRST ROW MISS de la PORTE CLARK MBCGREGOR SCHUE NICHOLAS MISS DAVIES SECOND ROW JONES COLE WADSWORTH MR CHANEY O BRIEN ARLY 1n the year the annual staff was delegated to put m permanent form a record of the ' act1v1t1es of the Class of 50 As m years past, the staff had 1ts ups and downs but they f1nal1y gathered 1nto book form the hlghllghts of the1r hxgh school days Each edltor was asslsted by a staff of class members To them they acknowledge thelr work wxth apprec1at1on joan Schue Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef Betty MacGregor Typmg Ed1tor Mary Joyce O Brxen Semor Ed1tor Willxam Jones Busmess Manager Sue Clark ACtlV1t19S Ed1tor M1ss Florence Davles Co ordmatmg Advlser Harry Wadsworth Sports Ed1tor Mlss Jeanne de la Porte Busmess Advlser Iuha Nlcholas Art Ed1tor Mr Howard Chaney Art Advlser 42 Y' -4 ,v -x 7 Q I u 1 - , Y ,' x. 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' at . in 'J CA3?l.SSf..S f H S JUN10ns FIRST ROW PATRICIA CLAREY ALEEN PUEEER ELEANOR BONSEL JANE LONG MARY JANE NESTER ROGER CRESSWELL ARMOND DESIMONE RICHARD GUIDO AUDREY TONER WANDA PETERS JACQUELYN BRIDGEMAN BEVERLY WADSWORTH SECOND ROW JUNE CHAMBERS JOANNE MORGAN EMILY WALASZEK EDITH RESTLE CAROL MORAN PEGGY TOWNSEND JOAN NOBLE JOAN D APRIX ANNE BURROWS REGINA MCMANUS SUZANNE CLAREY MARLENE GILBERT JEANNE ALTMIRE ANNE SCHRADER JOAN DAWES CAROLYN JUDGE ARLENE EMHOF MARJORIE HAINES JANE SMITH PEARL LITZ BERNICE MOREHOUSE ARLENE AUDAS THIRD ROW JOHN AMY STEPHEN IRELAND JOHN PECK GERALD BARNES CARL WIGHTMAN WARREN EVANS GORDON LARSEN ROGER SCOONES ROGER CLASS OFFICERS Armond Deslmone Pres1dent Roger Cresswell Vlce Pres1dent Mary Jane Nester Secretary Rlchard Guldo Treasurer Mr Paul Seyse and Mr Legrand Spawn Advlsers 44 1 MOULTON, RICHARD OWENS, RAYMOND MORGAN, GERALD O'SHEA, EDWARD ROBERTS. . . . . . . . I I I I I I I I - ' . . . . . . Q l . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . 0PHOMORE .s uis CLASS OFFICERS Harvey Yando Presldent Moses Acee Vlce Presldent jane Cresswell Secretary W1111am Scoones Treasurer Mlss Florence Davles and MISS Helen Jacobs Advlsers HARVEY YANDO MOSES ACEE PATRICIA MOORE PATRICIA LACONTE JEAN BURNS SECOND ROW KERNAN KENNEDY RONALD HADLOCK PATRICIA ROTH BARBARA DAWES BARBARA NICHOLAS RUTH COLE EILEEN JUDGE JOAN FISHER JOANNE WADSWORTH SALLY LOU MORSE PATRICIA BELL WORTHY LINTS DOROTHY BALDAUF ARTHUR WILSON JANICE RANDALL RICHARD SCHMIDT LOIS HUGHES CAROL ANN SLAWSON SHIRLEY ERTLEY ANNE SPINK FANNIE MAE DAWES BARBARA STOCKBRIDGE RICHARD DOWSLAND WALTER SAVICKI THIRD ROW RONALD KUSIENSKI DONALD HUTHER DAVID BLUNT ROBERT DAWES WILLIAM DONOHUE ROBERT BAIRD MALCOLM DESIMONE CHARLES BLUNT DOUGLAS BURROWS MILFORD MORRIS STEPHEN VANGURA DONALD RIZZO HOWARD PETERS KENNETH CLARK KENNETH SCHULTZ 45 0 000 . ICI I OOO I . - ' . . . . . . . . . FIRST ROW! BETTY ADOUR, ESTELLA PUFFER, ELSIE ANN CHURCHILL, PATRICIA TETTAMOUNT, WILLIAM SCOONES, JANE CRESSWELL, FRE HMB CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Erlc Weber Vxce Presldent Rlchard G11bert Secretary Loxs Altmlre Treasurer Catherlne Sherman FIRST ROW MILDRED LA BOUNTY LILY EISENHUT LEE KAIDO LOIS ALTMIRE EMMA BENEDICT MARGARET BENEDICT REBECCA TORREY LOIS HOUCK PATRICIA URTZ SECOND ROW JOHN ALLEN BERNARD MAHONEY WILLIS DOUGHERTY FRANCIS BURNS MARY ANNE STOCK BRIDGE SALLY GOODWIN MARY ANNE SCOONES JANE SLATER JANET AMES BEVERLY DAWES JAMES GETZ EDWARD BARTH EDWARD GAFF NEY KENNETH CARROLL THIRD ROW JOHN NELSON KENNETH TIMIAN CURTIS CARTWRIGHT SAMUEL PINKSTONE BRUCE ANDES DEFOREST HINMAN JOSEPH 0 BRIEN JERRY DOYLE GORDON TIMIAN ROBERT PETRIE RICHARD ROONEY MICHAEL BREWSTER RICHARD KENNEDY 4 3 CLASS ADVISERS MISS A1106 Batley Mlss Margaret Moore Mlss Kathryn Dawes Mr Howard Chaney FIRST ROW MAUREEN ENTWISTLE BETTY HALTINER PEARL ADAMS RICHARD GILBERT CATHERINE SHERMAN ERIC WEBER PATRICIA DAVY BETSY FITCHARD JANE CLIPSTON SECOND ROW PAUL BODMER RONALD DESIMONE SUZANNE VOLLMER BEVERLY RASHFORD ELAINE BROWN MARY PRIEST ARLENE LETT BETTY ANN MILLARD MARY WARREN CATHERINE TOWNSEND CECELIA WAMPPLER CHARLOTTE WOOD MARY ALICE STEVENSON MARY GRUNERT JAMES WADSWORTH LENNIS MCFADDEN THIRD ROW JOHN ERTLEY BRUCE KUNZ TERRY TOLLES DANIEL BURDICK WILLIAM BURDICK PHILLIP COLLMER JOHN KARIN CHARLES ZUMBRUN BRIAN WILSON DANIEL DRESSEL WILLIAM LOVELAND CARMEN SEMINARIO KENNETH WARD FOURTH ROW GERALD HOFF ARTHUR BENOIT EDWARD CRANE CARL WESSELDINE RENDELL ERTLEY DONALD WARD RAYMOND FRIESTED RICHARD KARUZA DENNIS BRADY EDWARD ZILLIOUX RONALD STUTTARD DONALD SIEDSMA CHARLES CONE 46 'Q l g L A T 25 .7 1 ff A1 A 4'3 ' 2' ? 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'N ,r f' v FIIIISIIED CICCIL. in S president Eric Weber has proved an able leader of this year s Little Three Council Assistance was given him by Dick Gilbert as vice pres 1dent Janet Ames as secretary and Dick Rooney as treasurer With the help of these officers the council has succeeded in proving its value to the school The Little Three Council had its origin five years ago when the decision was made that the lower classes should have representation in the school gov ernment The students maklng up the Senior Council found It hard to adequate ly represent the younger students since they knew so little about their act1v1 ties Once the idea was originated, it was not long before the students did something about it Plans were carefully drawn up to include the seventh eighth, and ninth grades in the new group The school voted on and chose the ment body The Big Three of world affairs was meeting at the time and the Little Three seemed to coincide with the Big 3 on a much smaller scale Thus our council had its beginning This year s Council, with the aid of its advisers Mrs Hilfinger and Mr Cryan, has promoted those handy basketball programs which are new to us in Clinton They have Joined the Senior Student Council in the noon hour super vision and sponsored a movie The Little Three Council is a training ground for leadership in the later years of high school and real preparation for being governed by representation FIRST ROW ANNE MORRIS RICHARD GILBERT ERIC WEBER RIOHARD ROONEY JANET AMES SECOND ROW DAVID PATTON WINI FRED HAINES MR JOHN CRYAN FULLER TORREY BRUCE KUNZ DONALD RHODES THOMAS JONES MRS SUZANNE HILFINGER RUTH NEWELL JOHN BURDICK 50 I3 C if ' A ' ' ' ' . A ' -L, f name, Little Three Council as an appropriate title for their new govern- H . ,, . . . ' W . ' ,, . . . . smok STUDENT coUNc1L R THB FIRST ROW JAMES ACEE CHARLES COLE HARRY WADSWORTH JOANNE MORGAN WILLIAM OWENS SECOND ROW RICHARD DOWSLAND MISS ISABEL HOWLETT STEPHEN IRELAND ARMOND DESIMONE WENDELL PATTON JUIIA NICHOLAS MARLENE GILBERT HARVEY YANDO MR PAUL SEYSE JOANNE WADSWORTH ANNE SPINK CAROL MORAN HE act1v1t1es of th1s year s student councll have been many and va ned Harry Wadsworth presldent has been an able leader of the orgamzatlon and the ass1stance g1ven h1m by james Acee v1ce presldent mendable The councml as 1n former years decorated the Chrxstmas tree 1n the lower hall scheduled the school dances organxzed the servmg of the players after games and supervlsed the halls durmg the noon hour For the fxrst tlme thls year they arranged the electlon of cheerleaders bought plaques for Sportsmanshxp Brotherhood and Natlonal Honor Soclety They also planned the flrst rmk carmval to be held 1n the new arena The government of our school mxght well be sald to be based on Abra ham Llncoln s statement a government of the people by the people and for the people Our Semor Student Co1mc11 IS made up of the students themselves and many of the schools rules are drawn up by thls group Wh1Ch works entxrely for the student body 51 'Nl is . . . , - , A Joanne Morgan, secretary, and Charles Cole, treasurer, was also com- YY' 'I' -' ' 1 ' , - . 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' ' ' ul. s . , K, - POIITSSIIHDS DIP HIIOTDIIIDOOD THE SPORTSMANSI-HP CODE Keep the rules Keep falth w1th your comrades Keep your temper Keep yourself f1t Keep a stout heart ln defeat Keep your prlde under 1n vlctory Keep a sound soul, a clean mlnd, and a healthy body FIRST ROW MARY LENHARDT L-ORA STEVENS JULIA NICHOLAS JOAN SCHUE SECOND ROW ABRAHAM ADOUR JOHN HOPFMEISTER HARRY WADSWORTH CHARLES COLE ABSENT KATHERINE FITCHARD S a school letter 1nd1cates leadershlp 1n athletlcs, so membershlp m the Sports manshxp Brotherhood marks one as a leader of h1s fellow students To be el1g1b1e for membershlp one must w1n the confldence and respect of the students as well as that of the faculty It 1S truly a hlgh honor, to be achleved through cooperatlon hard work a courteous, frlendly attltude toward all DHT' I ODTI' UODOII .SOCI ET9 ELECTION of members to the Natlonal Honor Soclety PI'9S9f1f M9mb6I'S xs based on SCh01aSt1C ab111ty leadershlp servlce to fE1eCf9d IU IUHIOI' Yeafl the school and good c1t1zensh1p In the1r Jumor year joan Schue and Harry Wadsworth recelved th1s hxgh honor and 102111 Schue unt11 sprmg electlons they are the only members Harry Wadsworth 52 V ' nt ' . 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Muslc COUNCIL FIRST ROW JOAN NOBIF JANE LONG MARIENF GILBERT REGINA MCNANLS CAROI MORAN SARAH BUCKLEY SHIRIEY NESTER BARBARA NICHOLAS SECOND ROW RICHARD GILBERT ROSS NOBIE JANE CRESSWELL JEAN BLRNS JOANN WADSWORTH LORA STEVENS BPICF KLNZ ARTHUR WILSON HE Musxc Councll was flrst lnaugurated th1s last year to coordmate the varlous act1v1t1es of the school mu s1c organlzatlons On lt are representatlves from each mu s1c group band, orchestra, and senlor chorus who work to relleve Mr Budeshelm of some of hls routlne respons1b1l1 txes To make money for thelr proyects they have sold C C S pencxls to the student body and held a combmatlon sup per and bake sale The proceeds from these went to buy plaques for the honors taken by students of C C S 1n m slcal competltlon The members of the Muslc Councll de serve the thanks of the student body for the1r work ln the SANTA COMES To muslc department MUSIC FESTIVAL 53 - ' ' ' . , . C, .f , V , THIRD ROW: RICHARD OWENS, HARRY WADSWORTH, JOHN MARRIOTT, GEORGE GRAHAM. - 9 u- 5ll1D.STIIf 1 5 FIRST ROW JANET AMES SALLY LOU MORRIS SUZANNE VOLLMER JANE CLIPSTON LOIS ALTMIRE EMILY WALASZEK MARY JOYCE MARY GRUNERT JEANNE BARRETT WENDELL PATTON HARRY WADSWORTH MICHAEL COLLMER ROGER MOULTON DONALD BROWN DONALD ESTELLA PUFFER CATHERINE SHERMAN JOAN D APRIX JUNE CHAMBERS JANE LONG CAROL DZIUBAN CHARLOTTE WOOD AUDREY MILLARD CAROLYN JUDGE CAROL ANNE SLAWSON ELAINE BROWN MAUREEN ENTWISTLE BEVERLY DAWES DIANA DOWNFS DOROTHY KUNZ ROGER CRESSWELL DICK OWENS JOSEPH ABRAHAM ALAN BAIRD LOIS HUGHES EILEEN JUDGE MARY ANNE GREGORY JEAN GILBERT PATRICIA CLAREY ALIDA GENTER MARY PEREZ THIRD ROW PEARL ADAMS ARLENE EMHOP BETTY MaCGREGOR SHIRLEY ROSS NOBLE ART WILSON JAMES KONIOR EDWARD CRANE ANNE BURROWS PATRICIA BELL GERTRUDE SHEPHERD JULIA NICHOLAS LOUISE PRESITE FOURTH ROW JANE SMITH BETTY O SHEA MARY PRIEST SUSAN CLARK JOAN BUCK ELEANOR KOZAK LORA HE annual Chrlstmas program was the flrst of several undertakmgs of thls year' of the chorus and orchestra w1th Julxa N1cholas, Ioan Noble, and Adele Slater as shelm dlrectmg the musxc and Mxss Helen Jacobs advlslng the speakmg, the program 1n a Manger ', by Sally Lou Morse Speclal mentlon should go to Adele Slater accompamst for the chorus and to the mg Mr Budeshelm Other act1v1t1es of thxs year s Semor Chorus mcluded part1c1pat1on 1n the E1steddfod mg At the same contest last year the A Cappella cho1r also won a second ratmg wh1le Another ma1or product1on for th1s year was the May Festxval for whlch many numbers year for the Semor Chorus 54 E IOR LHORU 0 BRIEN BEVERLY WADSWORTH PLEANOR BONZEL CATHERINE TOWNSEND CAROL MORAN RUTH LITZ SARAH BUCKLEY JOAN NOBLE RIZZO PATRICIA ROTH PATRICIA LKCONTE PATRICIA MOORE JANE CRFSSWELL PATRICIA MAHONEY ELSIE ANN CHURCHILL TONER WANDA PETERS BETTY ADOUR SECOND ROW FANNIE MAE DAWES MARY ANN STOCKBRIDGE REBECCA TORREY BETTY ANNE LONERO BETSY PITCHARD MARY ALICE STEVENSON CAROI FORD RICHARD GILBERT PHILLIP COLLMER KENNETH CLARK BRUCE MCFWLN AIMA BUSH JANE SLATER JEAN BURNS PFGGY TOWNSEND REGINA MCMANUS ARLENE AUDAS MARY ANNE LASRA MARLENE BAPBARA NICHOLAS JOANN WADSWORTH BARBARA DAWES JEAN ALTMIRE MARJORIE HAINES VICTORIA JOSEPH MARILYN LHCONTE STEVENS JOAN DAWES RUTH COLE JOAN FISHER JANICE RANDALL CHARLES BLUNT JAMES ACEE CHARLES COLE JOHN MARRIOTT Semor Chorus The cllmax of that productlon came when, through the combmed efforts readers, 'The Lxttlest Angel ' was presented to the publ1c Wnth Mr Charles Bude proved most successful Another outstandmg feature of the evenlng was a solo, Away cadet teachers, Mr Andy Hummel and M1ss Mary jane Elsaser for their work m a1d 1n Utlca and m the State Contest ln Rome where last year they won a second place rat they recelved a thlrd place at the Elsteddfod were taken from the musxcal, 'Roberta Thls program concluded another successful 55 Y NESTER, ANNE SCHRADER, BARBARA STOCKBRIDGE, BETTY HALTINER, ANNE SPINK, GEORGE GRAHAM, ABRAHAM ADOUR, GORDON LARSEN, A . . 1 . . - . . . ll . 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T' S oncunsml HE orchestra began 1ts work for 1949 50 wxth preparatlon for the Chrlstmas program at whlch they played several selectlons of Chrxstmas musxc They also took part 1n the May Festlval where they presented a combmatlon of stung numbers, seml classlcs and novelty selectlons In the sprmg of 1949 the orchestra went to the Elsteddfod and to the State contest from whlch they brought home a thlrd and a f1rst place respectxvely The orchestra th1s year agam took part m th1s competltxon Beh1nd the scenes of the orchestra, Mr Budeshelm IS asslsted by Mr Leo Hahn, who works wlth strmgs, Mr W11l1am Schuler, who works wxth the vsoodwmds, and Mr Henry Schuler, who works wmth the brass sectlon .Vith the ald of these men and the unlted efforts of all the play ers m our orchestra, It has enjoyed a profltable year FIRST ROW PEGGY TOWNSEND RONAID RHODES JANE SLATOR CAROL MORAN JANICE RANDALL PATRICIA ROTH JOANN WADSWORTH JULIA NICHOLAS ANNE BURROWS JOSEPH MAXWELL JEAN BURNS JOAN NOBLE REGINA MCMANUS ARLENE AUDAS SECOND ROW CATHERINE TOWNSEND MARLENE GIIHFRT ANNE SCHRADER CHARLOTTE WOOD MARLENE BURROWS JANE BUCKLEY JOAN VERMINSKI JOAN D APRIX ESTELLA PUFFER RICHARD DOWSLAND RICHARD GILBERT BRUCE KUNZ MARY GRUNERT RICHARD GUDIO ANN SHERMAN THIRD ROW DALE CUNNINGHAM ROBERT PFTRIE THOMAS SAUNDERS HARRY WADSWORTH RONALD STONE JOHN MARRIOTT DAVID BLUNT JAMES GETZ WILLIAM JONES 56 . 0 . . . . . . 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GLADYS GRUNERT, BONNIE JONES, JOHN GRIFFIN, JANE CRESSWELL, RONALD WAKEFIELD, LORA STEVENS, JULIA CAMERON, JANE LONG, - I :fag Y L T'IlO1lHHiJOII.S FIRST ROW EDITH RESTLF STEPHFN IRELAND DAVID BIUNT RICHARD DOWSLAND SECOND ROW SAIFD ADOUR MARIIYN SALNDFRS NANCY CRUMB IO ELLEN HADLOCK JANET CAMERON CATHERINE SHERMAN JOSEPH MAXWFII DONAID GRACYALNY PETER GOODWIN CARMEN SEHINFRIO MICHAEL PARKER MARY GRUNERT BRUCE KUNZ DOROTHY BAULDAUF THIRD ROW WINIPRFD HAINES MAUREEN ENTWISTLE ANNF SPINK DOUGLAS CROSSIY JANE IONG JOAN D APRIX JEAN BLRNS PATRICIA BEIL ANNE BURROWS JANF CROUCH GEORGE GRAHAM ROSS NOBLE ANNE SCHRADER RONALD HADLOCK REGINA MCMANUS JOAN NOBLE GLADYS GRUNERT ANN SHERMAN WILLIAM FOURTH ROW ROGER MOUITON ROBFRT PETRIE RICHARD OWENS HARRY WADSWORTH JOHN AMY JAHFS GETZ CAROI MORAN ESTELLA PLPEER RICHARD GILBERT JOHN MARRIOTT FIFTH ROW JOSEPH O BRIEN THOMAS SAUNDERS Cs' HE quallty of performance by our mus1c groups has often brought h1gh pralse to the school Oldest m years, expenence, and hon ors IS the band D1v1ded mto two groups, the marchxng and concert bands, one part of the other of the orgamzatxon furmshes entertamment and pleasure the year round Through the summer, augmented by alum n1 and adult players, a serles of concerts 1S glven 1n the village park Wlth the start of school, dr11l begms for the formatlons used durlng the football season Here, led by a group of mayorettes and flag bearers, they make a colorful dlsplay on the football f1eld By the end of the fall season, rehearsals go 1nto hlgh gear 1n pre parat1on for the Chnstmas program A feature of thxs year s program was a novelty arrangement of Twas 'Ihe Nlght Before Chnstmas w1th Anne Schrader as narrator Mld wmter and spring fmd the group worklng toward partlclpatlon 1n the State Contest, the Elsteddfod, and the Spr1ng Concert Only top performance w11l dupllcate the ratmg of one earned at the State Con test and the fnrst place honors won at the Elsteddfod last year 57 , , . JONES, MOSES ACEE, RICHARD GUIDO, RONALD STONE, CARLETON EVANS, LOIS HUGHES, CAROL ANN SLAWSON, BARBARA LOVELAND 7 . . . . J ll 1 . . . if . TQ IQ D Q CHALLE GER LITERARY STAFF FIRST ROW JOAN NOBLE JANE LONG MARLENE GILBERT CAROL MORAN ANN SCHRADER SARAH BUCKLFY LOUISE PRESITE JULIA NICHOLAS SECOND ROM RONALD STONF MARY JOYCE O BRIFN SHIRIEY NESTFR CATHERINE SHERMAN IORA STEVENS DANIEL DRESSFL IOHN MARRIOTT PAUL HITCHCOCK JOAN SCHUE SUE CIARK RUTH IITZ CHARLES COIE ITH Paul Hitchcock as the edltor in chief, the staff of The Challenger publishes a twelve page paper once each month Writers, artists, typlsts, mimeograph op erators, and sellers Join forces to keep the students up to date on school events, and ex tra school activities Association to be Judged and criticized, and earned a ratlng of Class A Advisers to the staff are Miss Dawes, M1ss de la Porte, and Mr Chaney PRODUCTION STAFF FIRST ROM CAROL DZILBAN SARAH BLCKLEY RICHARD DOWS LAND LORA STEVENS PALL HITCHCOCK JOAN SCHUE KEN NETH CLARK BETTY O SHEA JOHN ALLEN SECOND ROM WILLIAM BLRDICK BETTY Mac GREGOR FRANCIS BURNS CATHERINE SHERMAN RICHARD GILBERT JANET AMES GER TRLDF SHEPHERD RONALD STONE SLP CLARP CAROL MORAN DAN BLRDICK IOUISE PRESITE TERRY TOLLES VICTORIA JOSEPH RONAID HADLOCK THIRD ROW ARTHLR MILSON MICHAEL BURNS RICHARD RARLZAS DONALD HLTHER RICHARD ROONFY 58 C . . -. - . in Il . The Thanksgiving issue of the paper was submitted to the Empire State School Press FIRST ROW PAUL HITCHCOCK, CHARLES COLE, MARLENE GILBERT, MISS HELEN JACOBS, JOAN SCHUE. JOHN MARRIOTT IJINAIID RIZZO SECOND ROWS DANIEL BURDICK, ARLENE AUDAS, CAROL MORAN, ANN SCHRADER, JEANNE ALTMIRE, SUSAN CIARR JOAN NOBIE RICHARD GILBERT. UP I NCE again this year, the Tower Club has been one of our most active student organizations. Under the able direction of Miss Helen Jacobs, the members have been studying the use of make- in play production and have put on several one-act plays during their meetings. The officers for :49- 50 were Ioan Schue, president, Mar- lene Gilbert, vice-president, Adele Slator, secretary, and John Mar- riott, treasurer. Presentation on March 17 of Mother is a Freshmanf' a play por traying college life, highlighted the years activities. All members of the Tower Club and many others worked hard to make this production a success. Several new members entered the club, after tolling up the necessary points to make them eligible by working on the play production. They were then voted in by the active members. And so the curtain falls on a successful year which will always be remembered by the members of the Tower Club. 59 VH 1 FUTURE FARMER or AMERICA FIRST ROW: WALTER SAVICKI, RAY' MOND FRIESTEDT, ROGER SCOONES, JOSEPH MAXWELL ALAN BAIRD DOLGLAS BURROWS FDWAPD CRANF SECOND HOWARD MR O GORDON RONALD ROW DFNNIS BRADY PETFRS DCFORFST HINHAN ER BRAY DONALD WARD TIMIAN KLNNETH TIWIAN DFSIMONI NDER the d1rect1on of Mr Homer Bray, th1s years Future Farmers set out to d1st1ngu1sh themselves 1n the held of agr1culture, and 1n our eyes they reached the1r goal The sev eral off1ces were fxlled by Joseph Maxwell, as presldent Douglas Burrows, as v1ce pres1dent, Alan Balrd, as secretary Roger Scoones, as treasurer, Raymond Frlestedt, as sentmel and Walter Sav1ck1, as reporter Judgmg trlps, and basketball games were among the many events on then' schedule In ad d1t1on to these projects, they operated a small apple orchard, attended the State Falr and sent Joseph Maxwell as delegate to the State F F A Camp H TLIHP1 PRRTSRANS LLUB ST IOW ' THO'AS SAINDIRS ROGER SCOONPQ JAVPS RONIOR IOSLIH ABRAHAM DRISSFI FFORGV GPTL SI UNO RWM RINNFTH WATFRMAN SAILD ADOLR ROHEIT DAWPS DONAID RHITARL R055 NOBLE RORFRT RLCRIPX JAHFS ACEE STFPHFN VANGLRA ROBLRT RAIPD RIN NFTH SCHIITZ THIRD ROW lR HAROID BAIFTTI WAITPR S7PLNAR CARL WIGHTHAN UA NINKHAM IAN U NR JOHN CP N 60 . , H 7 , V . 1 . 1 ' 7 . , ,, 61 1 FIRf I I WILLIAM JILIHR, STANLLY PRYPLTNIFWICZ, THOMAS L i ff4I . . .f, f Q ', . 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Q 45' .SPGRTS fOO'Z'B1I.!..!, BACK ROW STEPHEN IRELAND ROGER MOULTON ROGER SCOONES HARRY WADSWORTH DALE CUNNINGHAM ROSS NOBLE EDWARD CRANE LINEMEN FIRST ROW EARL BROWN CONRAD BARRON JAMES ZIPF RICHARD OWENS THOMAS SAUNDERS RICHARD SATOR BRIAN WELCH ROBERT BUCKLEY RAYMOND MORGAN ALAN BAIRD JOSEPH ABRAHAM ABSENT JAMES ACEE C11nton SCHEDULE AND SCORES Wh1t6SbOfO Lowv111e Ha mllton Canastota Onexda Ca zenovxa New Hartford Opponents BAC KFIE LD FIRST ROW BERNARD MAHONEY WILLIAM SCOONES PETE JONES MOSES ACEE DICK GUIDO FRANK BROWN SECOND ROW MICHAEL CRANE MICHAEL COLLMER JOSEPH MODA GERALD O SHEA ROGER CRESSWELL ABSENT ABIE ADOUR C' HE football team enJoyed a good year th1s last fall We opened and closed the season wxth v1c tor1es over our old rxval New Hartford In the f1rst mght game ever played 1n C11nton, we were nosed out by Hamllton by the s11m margm of one po1nt The hard play of all the boys kept us ln the Wlflnlng col umn, desplte many IDJUYICS 62 if T A- S 3 1 - O 26 New Hartford 0 5 A O ' 32 U AT 19 ' 0 6 ' 7 - A 37 12 .1 LL 0 ' 35 31 ' 6 1 I ' t 1 13 6 - my Z I ' Z ' D - f ll 0611129 FIRST ROW ROGER CRESSWELL ROGER SCOONES ROGFR MOUITON JOHN KARIN RICHARD OWENS WILLIAM SCOONES SECOND ROW COACH SCOONES JOSEPH 0 BRIEN DANIEL DRESSEL PAUL HITCHCOCK RICHARD SATOR FRANCIS BURNS WILLIAM LOVELAND MANAGER WILLIAM OWENS ABSENT RAYMOND MORGAN GORDON LARSON Defenseman Roger Cresswell comes to a qu1ck stop SCORES AND SCHEDULE CN' HE 1949 50 ed1t1on of the Clmton Opponents C C S Hockey Team started off the season w1th a bang by dowmng R F A 3 Z Th1s was a great moral vlctory for our boys because R F A had not been beaten 1n hlgh school competltlon slnce 1943 They entered the Potsdam Tournament but were ellmln ated by a loss at the hands of Lake Placld They also entered the Ham11ton College Tournament but were defeated m three suc cesslve games by R F A Onondaga and Lake Placld The team cud not show up too well agamst 1ts opposltlon but lt d1d feature some excellent skatlng on the part of all 1ts members Roger Moulton D1ck Owens Dan Dressel and Dlck Sator showed some spurts of good hockey wh1le the scormg duo of B111 Scoones and Ray Morgan set up some excellent plays on the offenslve s1de On the defens1ve s1de lt was the stellar work of Roger Scoones Roger Cresswell and joe O Brlen that stood out R F A Onondaga R F A Lake Placld R F A Onondaga Lake Placld Onondaga Onondaga 63 J v BIISIIETB 212. L HE Junlor Varslty Bas ketball Team has had a pretty fa1r season as the an QQ. nual goes to press havmg won 6 wh1le losmg 8 In Trl Valley League competltlon they have won 6 wh11e only loslng 5 the1r three other losses bemg two to Wh1tes boro and one to New Hartford The scor1ng punch provlded by Er1c Weber Jake O Shea and Moey Acee plus the ex Deslmone Berme Mahoney and Ronald KUSISDSKI have kept th1s team 1n the w1nn1ng column a good share of the season Durmg the year J oe Abraham and Jack Amy on Onelda Canastota Wh1tesboro Cazenovla N Y Mllls Hamllton New Hartford Waterv11le Sherrlll Onelda Canastota Cazenovla Hamllton Watervllle Sherr 1ll New Hartford dropped from the roster Earl Brown and Terry Tolles were recrulted to take the1r places Under the guldance of Coach Harold Balettl these boys have played excell ent ball all year STANDING COACH BAIETTI BERNARD MAHONEY GERALD O SHEA RONALD KUSIENSKI JACK AMY JOSEPH ABRAHAM VINCENT VANGURA MALCOLM DESIMONE MOSES ACEE ERIC WEBER DICK GUIDO MANAGER KNEELING HARVEY YANDO DONALD RIZZO JOINED THE TEAM LATER EARL BROWN TERRY TOLLES 64 O' U -- ' ' 22 ' . . . .- . n , ' H . 33 . 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COACH PATRICK JACK HOPMEISTER JOE MODA ARMOND DESIMONE WARREN EVANS HARRY WADSWORTH DAVE ROONEY MIKE COLLMER CONRAD BARRON JOE 'MAXWELL ABIE ADOUR ABSENT PETE JONES SCHEDULE AND SCORES Clmton Opgonents 5 Onelda Canastota wh1t6SbOP0 Cazenov1a N Y Mllls Hamllton New Hartford Watervllle Sherrlll Wh1tesboro Canastota Cazenov1a N Y Mxlls Ham1lton Watervllle Sherrlll New Hartford S the annual goes to press the team has complled a very good record havlng won 10 games wh1le only losmg 5 The most exc1t1ng game thus far was the second game w1th Hamllton m whlch we were nosed out by the sl1m margm of two polnts The team was hlgh l1ghted by the smooth floor play of Conrad Barron Mlke Collmer and joe Moda and by the excellent backboard play of Davld Rooney, Pete Jones and Warren Evans 65 3 ' 35 42 30 33 ' 39 47 ' 22 41 . . ' 26 44 ' 42 29 39 46 ' 43 52 ' 27 45 Oneida 49 39 ' 56 42 27 52 ' 40 46 . . ' 34 43 ' 45 46 ' 49 38 ' 26 39 55 HHS EHHA21 HE baseball team dld very well for ltself last Clmton year by endlng up 1n second place 1n the Trl Valley League The hxghhght of the season was the second game agamst Canastota Canastota sent thelr best pltcher Frat1n1 agamst us and Coach Patrlck countered wlth Bob Roull1er our p1tch1ng ace Clmton came out on top w1th a st1rr1ng 3 2 vlctory, and 1n domg so handed Frat1n1 h1s only de feat of the season These boys fought hard all season and deserve a lot of credlt for the good showmg they made throughout the course of the season Members of the team were Cazenovla Watervllle Sherrlll Canastota New Hartford C Ham1lton Onexda Cazenov1a New Hartford Watervllle Sherrlll Canastota Ham1lton C Oggonents Ab1e Adour Joe BOgOWSk1 Clayt Batty Won 9 Lost 7 John Berger Mxke Collmer Mlke Crane Edmund Hahn Paul Hltchcock J oe Moda Em1l Novak Bob Roulller Lou Roberts Bob Tou kately Brxan Welch Manager Lloyd Brown Ass t Mgr FPHDCIS Mosher Bat Boy .Tlm 'HECK FIRST ROW ABIE ADOUR COACH PARKHURST JAMES ACEE GORDON LARSON DONALD BROWN WILLIAM OWENS RICHARD GUIDO EDWARD CRANE SECOND ROW THOMAS SAUNDERS WARREN EVANS HARRY WADSWORTH ROBERT BUCKLEY JAMES KONIOR DAVID ROONEY URING the season the team won three meets, lost four, and placed second 1n an 1nv1ta tlonal meet at Whltesboro, competmg agalnst Wh1tesboro, New Hartford, and Lowvxlle. B111 Owens held the honor of havmg earned the most pomts durlng the season wlth Able Adour runn1ng a close second 66 . ' ' 4 ' 1 ' . 2 ' 1 . . , . ., . , 1 11 ' ' ' , ' ' 0 10 . ' ' ' ' - 0 U. . A. 8 . . . . . . - 1 . 9 . 4 ' 3 2 ' 8 ' ' 3 9 . 6 ' 7 4 ' 1 3 2 8 ' 5 3 U. . A. 2 l 13 Oneida 0 G1 AIS SFDHZ' GIRL S SPORTS CLUB FIRST ROW ALEEN PUFFER BETTY O SHEA MARY JOYCF 0 BRIEN PATRICIA MAHONEY AUDREY TONER MARY LENHARDT SHIRLEY NESTER MARY JANE NESTER JOANNE MORGAN JUNE CHAMBERS RUTH LITZ JACQUFLYN BRIDGEMAN SECOND ROW REGINA MCMANUS IOLISE PRESITE JOAN BUCK JOAN DAWES JOAN D APRIX MISS MILDRED MUENCH BERNICE MOREHOLSE CAROL MORAN BETTY MHCGREGOR MARJORIE PECK SARAH BUCKLEY Clmton New Hartford New Hartford Proctor Proctor F Oneonta Canajoharxe Cooperstown Knox FIELD HOCKEY BASKETBALL O onents Cllnton O onents 3 32 Whxtesboro I3 Whltesboro Watervllle Watervllle Sherrlll New Hartford New Hartford Proctor Sherrlll F New Hartford HE G1rl s Sports Club, wxth Mary Lenhardt as 1ts Pres1dent has been doxng excellent work th1s year Other off1cers are Vxce Presxdent Mary Jane Nester Treasurer Katherlne Fltchard Secretary Shxrley Nester Advxser MISS Mlldred Muench 'Q BOWLING CAPTAINS DAWES RESTLE O SHEA CHAMBERS JUNIOR HIGH FIELD HOCREY CHA PIONS 1940 9 LITZ ALDAS 67 l l 5 5 36 ' 4 2 18 ' 1 3 28 ' 5 U. . A. 3 38 ' 3 0 10 3 ' ' O 10 2 O 40 1 O ' U. . A. X -.A y Yr Eg ' bill! 1 EFI 95115 VARSITY C HE ERLEADERS KNEFIING JACQUEIYN BRIDGEMAN PEGGY TOWNSEND STANDING JUNE CHAMBERS PATRICIA MAHONFY SHIRIEY NESTER MARY JOYCE O BRIEN JUNIOR VARSITY BETTY ADOLR MARY GRLNERT LOIS HLGHES JOANN WADSWORTH PATRICIA ROTH ESTEILA PUEFER 68 . . . . . , . . , v n , , I , . . v v v . . , . I 1 ns? Na If H- A: ... '-'tn.. X -1: sg ,. 4 3 Y 1. . X y 'K ' I x PHTIIUI7 HE PUBLICATION OF WTHE 1950 CLINTONIAN IS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE SALES OF THE BOOK AND THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE BUSINESSMEN AND FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOL IN CLINTON AND NEIGHBOR ING COMMUNITIES EACH OF THE PEOPLE OR FIRMS LISTED BELOW GAVE FIVE DOLLAR GIFT TOWARD THE PROJECT TO THEM THE CLASS OF 1950 EXPRESSES SINCERE APPRECIATION SINCERE BEST WISHES, THE ACE BEAUTY SHOPPE, 12 WILLIAMS ST , CLINTON COMPLIMENTS OF MAROON ACEE R SONS BEST WISHFS, AcEE's MEAT COMPANY WHOLESALE MEATS, CLARK MILLS CIARK MILIS FARM SUPPLY, ALLIS CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT, SALES 8 SERVICE ADOIPH'S GARAGE, 35 UTICA ST , CLINTON, PHONE 683 H J ALLEN EST COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM AND DAVID ANDES COMPLIMENTS OF THE GREAT A k P TEA COMPANY, CIINTON COMPLIMENTS OF BARRETT'S BAKERY, CLARK MILLS GEORGE A BARRON, PLUMBING AND HEATING, PHONE 641 R2 OR 641 W2 T J BRITCHER, COAL 8 FUEL OILS COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN'S ELECTRIC, CLINTON COMPLIMENTS OF BURNS GROCERY FOR FINE QUALITY FOODS COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES BUSHINGER COMPLIMENTS OF CAIN'S LUNCH, DEANSBORO CAWLEY'S SALES R SERVICF, E PARK ROW, CLINTON, PHONE 142 COMPLIMENTS CHICAGO SUPER MARKET NEIL S CHURCHILL, INSURANCE PETER CITTADINO PRODUCE FARM, CLINTON COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK'S HOME BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK MILLS SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION CLOUTE'S SERVICE STATION, FRANKLIN SPRINGS COMPLIMENTS OF CLINTON KNITTING CO CLINTON CLINTON METALLIC PAINT CO , FRANKLIN SPRINGS COMPLIMENTS OF CLINTON PHARMACY HIFFA BROS , CLINTON FOOD MARKET CL NTON F F A THE CLINTON COURIER PRINTERS 8 PUBLISHERS CLINTON BOWLING CENTER FOR THE BEST SHOWS, COME TO THE CLINTON THEATRE, THE FRIENDLY MOVIE HOUSE CLINTON FIREMAN CLINTON SWEET SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLINTON FISH 5 GAME CLUB COMPLIMENTS OF COLLEGE BARBER SHOP, CLINTON, FRANKIE AND ROCKIE COLLEGE INN, 19 COLLEGE ST , YOUR DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM DEALER CHARLES D CONE, BALL BRAND FOOTWEAR FRANK W CORNELIUS, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER EQUIPMENT, WATERVILLE, PHONE 259 J COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM J CORRIGAN CRESSWELL APPLIANCE COMPANY, CLINTON COMPLIMENTS OF CUNNINGHAM, BUICK SALES 8 SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND DE ZEE CHEVROLET, CLINTON COMPLIMENTS OF DONNA MARIA, FRESH PACKED VEGETABLES N W DOWSLAND, COUNTRY STORE, FINEST IN MEATS 8 GROCERIES, CLARK MILLS 70 N . A D. H. BURDICK 8 SONS, UTICA STREET, CLINTON . ., I . . . COMPLIMENTS OF M k S ELECTRICAL SERVICE, ED SCHWALD ELECTRONIC LABORATORIES 8 SUPPLY CO , 915 LINCOLN AVE , UTICA, PHONE 4-5168 FEDERAL LIFE 5 CASUALTY CO , UTICA, ALBERT STONE, GENERAL AGENT FILSON'S SPORT SHOP, FAMOUS SPORT CLOTHES CENTER, UTICA FISHER DEPARTMENT STORE, NEW HARTFORD COMPLIMENTS OF FREDA'S RESTAURANT, AMERICAN k ORIENTAL DISHES, CLARK MILLS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A F GAFFNEY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND GEORGE 5 DAD'S FRESH FROZEN FOODS 5 MEATS, UTICA COMPLIMENTS OF F STANLEY GRIFFIN, ATTORNEY, E PARK ROW, CLINTON GIRLS SPORTS CLUB GEORGE W GOODWIN, FLORIST, CLARK MILLS, PHONE 516 W1 H H GOODWIN FUEL, CLARK MILLS GORTON'S VARIETY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF HAHN'S STUDIO COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HAROLD'S BARBER SHOP HARRISON'S FURNITURE STORES, KIRKLAND CLARK MILLS COMPLIMENTS OF CLAUDE HINMAN GARAGE COMPLIMENTS OF MR 5 MRS STANLEY HINMAN HOGAN'S STORE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND H0UcK's REFRESHMENT STAND, CLINTON COMPLIMENTS OF HOUSEHOLD SERVICE, INC COMPLIMENTS OF RICHARD W HUGHES, CLINTON MR ALFRED HUMPHREY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND STOP AT KEITH'S LUNCH, 40 COLLEGE ST , CLINTON, PHONE 586 COMPLIMENTS OF KELLER ELECTRIC, 36 GENESEE ST , NEW HARTFORD, PHONE 6552 COMPLIMENTS OF K E J PRODUCE, UTICA COMPLIMENTS OF ED KIEFER CARL R LITZ, REGRIGERATION SERVICE, CLINTON, PHONE 147 J MR J MCKAY MARGARETS FOR GIFTS COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE MARSH COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD C MARTIN, ATTORNEY, CLINTON ROY B MASON, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, 11 PROSPECT ST CLARK MILLS BEST WISHES FROM MEELAN'S MARKET, CLARK MILIS COMPLIMENTS OF J MILLER, COLLISION SERVICE THE MODFRN TAILOR SHOP, CLINTON MOSES GRAIN CO , LLINTON BROWNIE MOYER'S ORCH , MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS, WATERVILLE, PHONE 22 F 13 COMPLIMENTS OF THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT COMPLIMENTS OF NESTER BROTHERS, CONTRACTORS R H NICHOLS 8 SONS COMPLIMENTS OF NOLAN'S ON THE CORNER COMPLIMENTS OF O'BRIEN'S GROCERY, FRANKLIN SPRINGS COMPLIMENTS OF O'BRIEN'S MARKET GENE M OLIVER GARAGE, GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIR, CLINTON PETRIE BROTHERS, NEW AND USED CARS, CLARK MILLS BEST WISHES CLASS OF '50 NORMAN PRESTON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR, CLARK MILLS COMPLIMENTS OF QUEENSBORO FARM PRODUCTS, INC , CLINTON, G V MOULTON ED SCHUCK, PAINTING 8 DECORATING, CLINTON, PHONE 584 '71 I 4- COMPLIMENTS OF MCCABE'S STORE S. . . ., CUMPLIMENTS OF SENIOR STVDENT CUVNCIL WESTINGHHRSE APPLIANCES, CLINTHN. PHHNE G50-R-2 SUNNE RRHS. INC.. JEWELERS. 125 CULUMRIA. ID LAFAYETTE. FTICA CLINTUN FARM SUPPLIES CUMPLIMENTS HF THE SHPHHMURE CLASS GUUD LFCK TU CLASS HF '50, R. M. SPENCER AGENCY. CLARK MILLS STHNE'S EVERGREEN NERSERY, CLINTHN, PLANTS FUR EVERY PFRPUSE COMPLIMENTS OF M. R. STFRDEVANT. DEANSBOR0 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SPLIT ROCK ARE QVALITY ROME BEVERAGES! WHY NOT TRY THEM! A. C. SVPPE. PRHP. FRED SUPPE. SALES, DHDGE TRUCKS. DODGE PASSENGER CARS, PLYMHLTH CARS CLINTHN TEACHERS ASSHCIATIUN TEIIAN'S WIIULESALE CHNFECTIIINS AND GRUCER SPECIALTIES CHMPLIMENTS UF A. J. TRUMAS CHARLES C. TUNER--CHARLES E. TUNER. PRUDENTIAL REPRESENTATIVES. CLARK MILLS CHMPLIMENTS OF TIIE THWER C LFR CUMPLIMENTS UF GEHRGE F. TRAVR CLINTON FUEL 8 SVPPLY CU.. CLINTON--FRANKLIN SPRINGS. AL TRAYNER COMPLIMENTS HF FRED WAMPFLER. KIRKLAND CUMPLIMENTS GF WERRS SPHRT SRHP F. G. WEST N CU.. PAINTING AND DECORATING CHNTRACTURS. PHHNE I-4G63 CUMPLIMENTS HF A FRIEND CUMPLIMENTS UF IRENE E. 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