Clymer Central High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Clymer, NY)

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IN NOVEMBER, AFTER MANY HEADACHES, SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, AND DDNSTANT RE- HEARSALS, WE PRESENTED THE PLAY HSEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATEH WITH VERNA, HMARYH, AND CLARENCE, UMAGEEU, TAKING THE LEADING PARTS. FRED RHEBERGEN DORIS RUSLINK, RUSSELL DAMCOTT, MARJDRIE KOOMAN, KHLAR HILDUM, EDNA ROUSH, FRANCIS WHITCHER, EVERETT TENHUISEN, THORNTON NEWHOUSE, HARVEY BENSINK, AND MALCOLM TURNER TOOK OTHER PARTS IN THE PLAY. THE PLAY, AN EVER POPULAR MvSTERv, WAS ACCLAIMED A SDGDESS ev A REDDRD AUDIENDE. THE DLASS RINGS wERE DIFFERENT FROM LAST YEARESQ -SOME WERE ORDERED wITH BLACK SETS, OTHERS WITH Ruev SETS. EVERYONE, HowEvER, wAS SATISFIED WITH HIS RING. IN FEBRUARY, WE SPONSORED A MAGICIAN SHOW, THE MAGIDIAN PERFORMED ACTS FROM MAKING GLASSES VANISH T0 PRODUCING A DUCK :Rom A LAD'S BACK. THE LAST AND ONE or THE GREATEST or THE SENIOR PROJECTS IS THIS nSPOT- LIGHTU. -ALTHDDGH IT WAS TEDIDDS WORK WRITING, TYPING, AND CORREGTING GRAMMAR ERRDRS, THE DLASS HAS ENJOVED THE EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING GAINED I EDITORS LAIVIEINIT I'VE TEASED AND BEGGED wHEN OFT' I TRIED A wEE BIT or HELP TO GAIN, BUT FOUND IT AS FRUITFUL WITHOUT ANY DouST AS THE WAIT EDR THE SUN AFTER RAIN. 'UQJOVKLUQJOWQ-.D Q9WkfJf19WQ7Q.!09'K.5 l??jWk3QJ0Vk3QJ0Vk9I'2JvWflE9QJ0WK,9 CJWKJ3'3J0Wk9G ?fbGRwmfbGRwmfDGiwmfbciwmfbciwwfbcwwmfiGiwmfwsiwmfiGiwmfbcwwmfbciwmfiGRMmfb6RMwfmET 0 A Q9 B is F X A XIINQ Pl 'V IQ .JSI JJ .Tr B N ' u p SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE , A MELODRAMATIC FARCE, wAS PRESENTED IN NOVEM- BER BY THE SENIOR CLASS BEFORE A CAPACITY HOUSE. l A 5 THE STORY WAS or A YOUNG AUTHOR wHo SouSHT TO WIN A BET Sv wRuTaNS A STORY IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS AT BALDPATE. HE wAS DISTURBED, HOWEVER, ev B NUMEROUS UNWELCOMED VISITORS AND AN EVIDENT PLOT TO DEFRAUD THE NEARBY CITY or REUTONQ ALL or THESE INCIDENTSTURNED OUT1T7BE A HILARIOUS JOKE. to THE CAST wAS AS FOLLOWS? gf? CIN THE ORDER OF THEIR APPEARANCE, ELIJAH QUIMBY ,.,.T......... ...,.,.... ........... FREDERICK RHEBERGEN MRS. QUIMBYM .,.....................,.........,..T...T............... .,....................... DoRxS RUSLTNK To WILLIAM HALLowELL MAGEE ......,A...,. .......,...... CLARENCE BELKNAP JOHN BLAND ,,,............,. 4..........T....T..............T....A......A , .....,...,T RUSSEL DAMCOTT MRS. RHODES ....,....T,,.,.,.........,,....,..,.. ...,......,,..,,. ......,,.. EONA ROUSH go PETERS, THE HERMTT ,,........ , .....,.......... MALCOLM TURNER TR MvRA THORNHILLH. ,..,,........T .........,.... MARJORIE KOOMJAN Lou MAX .,.,.,........................,.. .......,.. THORNTON NEWHOUSE so JTM CORGAN ,,....,.....T..,.... ..........,.............. KHLAR HiLDUM TR THOMAS HAVDEN ..T,..,..,.... .......T......, .........,...,........ HARvEv BENSINK JIGGS KENNEDT ..,...T...T,....,........,.......,.................,.,..............T.,,,..,.............,,.. FRANCIS WH'TCHER 4, THE OWNER or BALDPATE ...,...........,............. - ...................,..... , ....,...... JAMES KOLSTEE vkikfkfkillkvkikikllfif GN, 4, QF CGURSE CLARENCE! UTHIS PHOTOGRAPH MAKES ME LOOK OLDER THAN I REALLY AM.N Q PHDTDERAPHER: UWELL, THAT'LL SAVE vou THE coST or GETTING ONE TAKEN 1, LATER 0N.n , O 1-fharwswwkm-sa-:ras Q, to STRANGE POWER HWHY DO vou ADMTRE THAT RREADHER So MUCH?u q MANY MAN wHo CAN KEEP A FLOCK or WOMEN QUIET AN HOUR OESERVES ADMIRATION Q0 lkfllflflkiiikifilffkiki P Q D MALCOLM CCENSUS TAKER, ASKED ANNIE How oLD SHE wAS. SHE RERLIED, UDQNT go vou KNOW HOW OLD THE HILLS ARE?U HSUREN, HE SATD AND WROTE DOWN'-AS SQ DLD AS THE HILLS. A A Skillikrkvkilflkvkvkflllk M QQ JEANETTE--CDDMTNB TO SCHOOL ON THE BUS, HGEE! IT MUST HAVE BEEN RAINING Q CATS AND DOGS ALL NTTE LDNSU. Q FREDDY ---- UYEAH, THAT'S wHv THERE'S So MANY POODLES SN THE ROADAR P -rssamwwxmxx Q, 4 .9 fa E 4. JQ!Mj CL0WkJ'9QJWKJ3Q.00WQ9 7CiJ06'k.f7C '3Q, 9C?06Q9CL LJWKDQJWKD QA GNNQZDGTNMZD C?3'WZCT DCTW'30KDCTWQOei3tTWMfDCI ZD6NQOf3CTY'MfIDC?W'89fD GTWMWDGTWQOKDCT T5 GI QI T I C, 0 'I 5 7 Cz O Ol OD G Q L-I D 'L-I A MAY DAY FESTIVAL B THIS YEAR THE SENIOR CLASS HAS SET A NEW PREOEDENOE TO BE oeSERvEo EY 0 THE SUCCEEDLNG SENIOR GLASSES. A MAY QUEEN -WAS OHOSEN TO BE OROWNED DURING THE MAY DAY FESTIVAL. 5 AFTER THE QUEEN, PRECEEDED BY SMALL ATTENOANTS SPRINKLING FLOWERS IN HER PATH AND FOLLOWED BV SENIOR ATTENDANTS, MADE HER APPEARANCE SN A WHITE go GOWN, SHE MARCHED TO HER THRONE LOCATED ON OUR TERRACED CAMPUS. A MEMBER OF THE JUNIOR CLASS PLACED THE CROWN MADE BY THE JUNIOR CLASS Io UPON HER HEAD. THE SOPHOMORE, HAVING MADE A GARLAND or FLOWERS, PLACED THAT AROUND HER SHOULDERS, WHILE A FRESHMAN PLACED A FOOTSTOOL BENEATH HER FEET. THE WINDING OF THE MAYPOLE POLLOWED IMMEDIATELY. 'G AFTER A TALK BY THE PRINCIPAL, THE QUEEN MADE HER RECESSIONAL MARCH. GAMES CONTINUED THE EESTIVITY. , 'G 5 - 4 QQ SESQ NMLDQJNMESQJMMEDQANMLDQJMM DQJNM SQJNMLDQJMML QAMM DQJMV DQJNMNDQJNWNQQJNWRQ Wflcfwwfbrfwwfb G'YvMfDCfS60f3GgSQOJ'DGNMfDGNQOf7DGNQOe7DG'N'QOZGNQOfDGNQOfE CNQOEGNMWD Q W5 r- w S EN IO R 5 A A TA 1. f fxxld ,Y fs 0 Ut? ' 5475? X Connie' Z fx.- X 4 A ' 12: : I 1 :T - 6 . SEL LETTERS or THANKS KNAP fs JET FRQM THE SR. c1.ASs ' 1 ouR B.B. gp 1939 ,, FAN. A T JEANETTE W EST ER LEADING THE SAND ,,,,V, IMJI I 4 .... :T my ,R ZX - X W ' Q I' 3 WT- 1- .. 'fff in f:-'N Q H 41 A A J -Af' JYx Ny CAROLYN H. OuR VOUNGEST SENIOR S415 -- VERY STuo1ous -- Hvffw 'J' S. CAROLYN K. r- 27 7 DOROTHY B. A FAITHFUL T f owe: or ouR ARTISTS ' WORKER CX v , ff' ! -:1+.- ' A 1- Q JN Q .L M . ig J 'A- S' A, X K ' C, GN L., , XT Y P 5 M ' T N., OUR SLIM 1.gfai,:h A- .Km 61' N- SEN I OR I, 5? 4 ' f 5- N 1 , A EDNA if fm, Q? 5 1 so 1' MAxoNE 'T ' JK- ...... ' T I ------ MARGE 4 IN SEINIORIPLAY n 1,3 ANNIE Xswwwwamowwwwowwwwwwwmoemwwwgfwmiwwwwwwwwwmm GQMWfTG WMVDGXWMVEGWWWVDG AMVDGNAWVTGWAWFDGNWWfDGNWWfDG5WW7TGDNWfDGNWMVDGNAMFD DID THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE YOU KNOW THE SENIORS HAVE PURCHASED MR. ALDAYIS OLD FORD? WHEELS ENGINE GAS QISTRIBUTER GRANK RADIATOR Eoov TOP WINDSHIELD DOOR PAINT HEADLIGHTS TAIL LIGHT BUMPERS FENDERS CYLINDERS FRED RHEBERGEN EVERETT TENHUISEN MR. MILLER VERNA ESHELMAN ANNIE HILL JEANETTE WIGGERS FRANCIS WHITCHER KHLAR HILDUM CONNIE MARKELLC MARJQRIE KOOMAN DOROTHY BECKERFNK RUSSELL DAMCOTT PETE NEwHouSE CLARENCE BELKNAP JIM KOLSTEE HARVEY BENSINK CAROLYN KING Ruev BROWN ESTHER QUERREVELD ARLINE BECKERINR MAXINE WALLACE EONA ROUSH MALCOLM TURNER DORIS RUSLINK ALWAYS TIRED ALWAYS MISSING MAKES THINGS G0 ALWAYS HANGING THINGS OUT SPECIALIZES IN KICKS ALWAYS WANTS wATER ALWAYS SQUEAKING ABOUT SOMETHING HAS A EEw LOOSE SCREWS CAN SEE RIGHT THROUGH IT OPEN IN HER THOUGHTS BRAND NEW LAMPS BLIND vou ALWAYS BEHIND , DOING THE DIRTY WORK ALWAYS DINGED ALwAvS KNOCKIN' JUST THE SAME, THE WHOLE CAR IS WORTH A LOT! TEN LITTLE SENIOR GIRLS 'TEN LITTLE SENIOR GIRLS GOING ouT TO CINE, MARCE OVERATE HERSELF AND THEN THERE WERE NINE. NINE LITTLE SENIOR GIRLS COMING HOME VERY LATE, DOROTHY BUMPED INTO A LAMP PCST ANC THEN THERE WERE EIGHT. EIGHT LITTLE SENIOR GIRLS WANTING TO GO TO HEAVEN, UEANETTE WASNIT Gooo ENOUGH AND THEN THERE WERE SEVEN. SEVEN LITTLE SENIOR GIRLS PLAYING WITH SOME STICKS, MAXINE HIT OONNIE, AND THEN THERE WERE slx. SIX LITTLE SENIOR GIRLS PLAYING WITH A BEE HIVE, DORIS GOT STUNG, AND THEN THERE WERE FIVE. I FIVE LITTLE SENIOR GIRLS PLAYING THEY WERE AT WAR, ANNIE GOT KILLED AND THEN THERE WERE FOUR, FOUR LITTLE SENIOR GIRLS CHOPPING DOWN A TREE, I I CAROLYN GHCPPED HER LEG CEE AND THEN THERE WERE THREE. THREE LITTLE SENIOR GIRLS DIDNIT KNOW WHAT TO DO, ESTHER SMOKED A CORN Coe PIPE AND THEN THERE wERE TWO. Two LITTLE SENIOR GIRLS HAVING A LOT or FUN, EDNA DRANK A GLASS or --? AND THEN THERE WAS ONLY ONE. ONE LITTLE SENIOR GIRL LIVING ALL ALONE, VERNA MARRIED CLARENCE, AND THEN THERE wAS NONE? QJWV DQJWMLDQJWMLDQJWV 3QJWVkDQJWVk3QJWMx9l9W LSQJNWKQQJWWXDQANWQQQJWVEDQAWNKWO wrwaoxmacfmofb Gmomfmwzummnmwomcwwmrmamfmomfmomvfmon crwwmxfwwmuc? r X, 'a 2 4 I L, ,Ji TD G' 1 9 4, ,Ji O ' H 'D tg 5.3. 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DONALD SRITZER 5 ERNEST HXNSDALE HAROLD TENHUISEN LORRAINE HOLTHOUSE IRMA TEWINKLE DORIS HOWLES MAVNARD WALLACE Q LUCILLE HOWLES A OLIVER WHITNEY l HARRV JACOBS ALVIN WILLINK ROBERT LVONS BLAZEN'WOZOWlCZ Q CARLO MARKELLO BRJDGET YAIRO C to I ' ' C SQPHOMORE CLAS J 'A PRESIDENT... .........I.....II..,..,I................. ....... .... G o RDON NEWHOUSE IQ VICE PRESIDENT VIOLA TEWINKLE SECRETARYwTREASURER ..I..I..,...I,I.....I..,...,I..,..I.I. I.,, I.... L,I. MORRIS LEGTERS 'S Va MEMBERS CATHERINE BOGERT -D -W DORIS KOLSTEE Q LILLIAN BRIDGES IVAN LEGTERS f NINA CAMP MORRIS LEGTERS ELINOR CROSCUTT JOE MARKELLO gg PAUL EDWARDS WILDDR MEERDINK ' LYLE FARDINK GORDON NEWHOUSE A EDWARD GABRIEL DORIS RAYMOND g EMOGENE GROTERS VIOLA TEWINKLE 4 IVAN HESLINK BESSIE VANEAROEN Q WAVNE HOLTHOUSE CAROL WALLACE fi to 'Q THF CTHEPS I - I ? lo 'D 4 MR. BROWN: cTO DORIS WHO WAS STANDING IN THE DOORWAV OF THE SENIOR ROOM, HWHAT ARE vou STANDING HERE FOR?n fag DORI S: HNOTHI NGN ' MR. BROWN: UWELL, MOVE ON! WHAT IF EVERYBODY LIKE vou WAS TO STAND lN Q ONE PLACE. HOW wOuLO THE OTHERS GET Ev? O lq QEDQAMVEDQQWKJNLQWKQQJMVMDQAWVESLQWSQQJMVM QJMVQSQAMVMDQJWVSDQJWNJNQMWKDQJWVEDP gfaewmwfbcimmfbGiwmfbGiwmfbcTmwfwENwmfbcwmmfbsiwmfbsinmfbciwmfbaiwwfbGinmfbciwgfag 'O QQ 'fs Q. WHY I COIVIE TO SCHOOL B 49 To TAKE CARE or THE SENIORS O....,...,..............A...,. .,...,..,.O.........,..O.......4. .... Domus HOWLES To GET our OF DOING THE DISHES ..,...,,.......... .....,.....,...... VIRGINIA TEWfNKLE 4, To READ LovE STORIES T.,.,.....,,.....,..,.........................O.T.....,... ,......,.........,..........,..., DALE SPENCER IQ To LEARN TO BE SOMEBODY'S STENOG ...............,.. VERNA ESHELMAN To cHEw CuMu .,.....,.,,.......,.................A.,,,.....,......T..O.....,.......,4..,........,........ .,.,A.O..,...,... LUGSLLE DEu!NK 40 To ENTERTATN THE sovs ..,,,...T.......,...,......T,..,..,............. ...... - ..... LILLIAN WIGGERS IT To BE TARDY 4.T....,...,.,..,.....,,.......,..,.....,.,........ , ,,,4 EVERETT LEGTERS T0 BEAT SHERMAN ...,.....,.T,,............,...,.. ...,....,.....T.,.., JAMES KOLSTEE Ig To TEAEE THE GIRLS A,,,,,,,,,,A,,,.4,,,,..,,.., ,,,,,.,,,,,, MAVNARD WALLACE 4 To PASS AwAv THE TsME .,.....4,................,.....O....T........,.....,....O . ......,. .....,.............O.... CARLO MARKELL0 . To SLEEP .................,.........,......,...........................................,.........,... 5 ..................,.....,............,.,. .........,. IHURNTON NEWHOUSE 4, BECAUSE I HAVEN'T ANYTHING ELSE TO oo .,,............. .........,...,.....,...,.....,., JEAN SCHRUERS To MAKE THE JUNl0RS LOOK, ,,.... .....,......4....,...........,..,,....T...,....................... ,...................,. DOROTHY BECKERINK Q To MAKE CLvMER CENTRAL BIGGER AND BETTER T.T...,.........,, ................ SENIOR CLASS or '39 O 'T B GUIDE TO THE IVIOVIES B IQ THE BIG PARADE ,.,...,..,...............T.A,....,............... ........,,..........,..... ............,,T....................,........ D 0 ms RUSLTNK WTELL IT TO THE MARINESW 4,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,, JAMES KOLSTEE Q NMAN OF THE FORESTU ...,..,..,.....,T........ ...,......................,................,.. FRANCIS WHITCHER I WTHE TEMPTRESSE .........T...... T ,......,T., f ....T..,..O. .........O.. T ............. E. ,,,..,....,............,TA, 2 .........., CAROLYN HUNT NPARADISE FOR TWOU ,,,,,,,.,,4,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,A, .,,,,,,,,,,,, Ruev BROWN L HARVEY BENSINK IA 'IFRCM MIDNIGHT TILL oAwN'! ,........,.... .............,... ...,................,....,,O... M A meme KOQMAN NSYNCOPATING SUEN ,,.,,.. .........,...........,........... ....,.,....,.T VERNA ESHELMAN UTHE FIRST YEARU ....4.................,.,............. ............... T ,.., Monnas LEGTERS Io THE BLOND SAINT ,T..T.,,.,.... ..........,,... E STHER QUERREVELD NEXCESS BAGGAGEW T....T.44T...,,O,, ...........,,.................,....., ANN:E HILL NRED LIPSH ..O......,,,...................,................ .......,................. ARLVNE HUBBARD Q nABIE'S IRISH ROSEV .........A.. ,............,. DOROTHY BECKERINK I HOLD MAN SUNSHINEU .............T... ..,......... EVERETT TENHUISEN 4 NEVERY WHERE YOU GOT .,T...,O......T. .....,..,..,.,........,.,.................. JEANETTE WcGGERs O UMY MANU ...,,.,.............,T.,T....... 1 .,T.........,..,..T, ...............,..........,..,..,.,...,...,....,..........O MALCOLM TURNER WOH! YOU BLONDSU ,,,,,,..,,4.,,,,4,.,,.,, ,..,.,,.,.,,,,, ARLQNE BECKRINK G PACLTNE A WTHE COLLEGE WIDOWU ............. ............,............,...............,... Luclnue DEUINK 0 NTHE WINDU ......,.......,............,....,........ ,..,..,. ,..,............. ......,.......,. KHLAR HILDUM NTHE SINGING FOOLU ..............,.. ................ THORNTON NEwHousE Q WSONNY BGYN ,.,.,..O. T..O,,..............T..................... .........T.E.....,......................,.................. GORDAN NEwHousE 0 NTWOLOVERSU ..,T.....T....,...... - ..,.....,.........,,.......,,.....,...... ...,........,......,..,..........................,..,.........................O........... You AND ME P HOUR DANCING DAUGHTERSP ,,A,,4,,,,,,,.,, CONNYE MARKELLC Q MAx WALLACE Q' NDIMPLE KNEESN ...........................,........,.,...... .,..................................,.....,..,......., E ......,.......,,.....,..,..... EDNA ROUSH 'O 'fLES MISERABLESH .....,.,...................... .........4..............................,.....,....,.......,..,........, C ARC!-VN KING UTHE THREE MUSKETEERSU ,,,,,........, ...,............. CLARENCE, FRED, RUSSELL I USTREET OF SIN? ..,...,....,............................ ............ WEST CORRIDOR CUPSTAIRSJ 5 WAIN'T THAT TOO BAD?U ,,,..,..,........ ................,.. E ,.,.......,............. MAxlNE WALLACE G F I QSDLQWQQQJWNSDQJWVSDLQWKDQAMVBSLQWKQQJWQJQJWVKDQQWMJQJWVKDQQWSJQAMVQDQJWKUQJM D . 2 1 D ..- ?A?-A7A- A- mai SHMEN' M- '4f'-,::5Q:l. Fsiszi Wf- srl 5553 dn W4 .,, nu' so 40 L, fb N E FRESHMEN to IN oezoacmme THlS sscrlom or THE rv vsAR soon TO THE FRESHMAN Cm.:-ss, ws, THE SENIOR CLASS or 1959, do ssmcsnuv WISH vou THE GREATEST success Amo HAPPINESS THROUGHCUT vounre REMAINING vsmas or sou-aooa.. to ID Y M 40 :Q L9 he D 1 to 'D skDwWM7QJWQQMWQJQWQ3QJWQ3C JCQWQ?JWQ3VWQC3 9CiJWkQQJWQ9QWkfJ0 Tacfwwfbcfwwib cTWMZG'W'Q0fDCTNMvf2DC?WQ0iGNQ0fDGgSfb0EGNQ0fDGQbQ0ZDGNQ0fD GNQOFDSMVDGEQS ymcrwaonn QTWMZJ cTWwVTJCTYM6DCTW90fJcTwMZJCTWwWTJCTWwfJCTYQO'ZJCTWMfJCTwMZJ CTWMZJ CfWWiJCTX' I F3 gl 1, ,I F QI 1, ,I I QI I I I2 E1 I 1, ,I 1 I QI 1, I ,I P QI 1, ,I F Q1 1, ,I 1 'I 1, ,I 1? Q1 Ig FRESH MAN CLASS ,I 1 'I 1, ,I P , OI 1, ,I P 'I I, ,I P QI 13, ,I I QI 1, ,I P GI 1, ,I F Q1 1, ,I P Q1 1, I ,I 1? OI I 1, ,I ,Q EIGHTH GRADE Q, Ig EI I I M CLJWKJJ LAQWJ CLJXWKJJ LJWKJP LJWKJ LAWS? Q.00VKJ3 fL0WK.fJ LNWJ LJWQD CLAWMJJ CLJQWKJJ LJWQJ 0 A ?VJG5NMfTGQMW7iG3NW7DG5NW7DGWWW7DGiwmfbGQMMfEG5WWfDG3NW7?G3NWfDG3WW7DGRWWFDG NWVDCWQ G J R R .6 FRESHMAN CLASS , QA I .MEMBERS QI MARIAN ADAMS MAXINE LEGTERS Q FRANCES AVERV GILBERT MEYERINK Q I MABEL BEGKERINK GORDON NEGKERS I MAX BEMIS EVELYN PETTINGILL E LAUREL BROWN WILBUR ROUSH I MERLE CADY HARRY SCOLTON q AUDREY DEUINK NORMA TENHUISEN Q Jov EDWARDS RDGER THOMPSON Q I CARLTON EMORY RAYMOND TURCK I ELVIN ESHELMAN MAURICE TURNER Io JESSIE GooDwII.L CARROL VANDERKQIL Q ROBERT HUMPHREY JOHN WEEKS I MEREDITHE HUNT LILLIAN WIGGERS Iv VELMA KING MERLE WRIGHT MAC WRIGHT ga gg EIGHTH GRADE Q? MEMBERS 5 ARNGLD ARRLEBEE WINIFRED PITT O GEORGE CHRISTENSEN CLAUDE ROUSH I MAYNARD DAMCOTT Lucv SCHREURS E EARL DEUINK RUTH SDHURMAN 3 LDIS ESHELMAN PAULINE SMITH 1 VIRGINIA FROMKNECHT RUSSELL STAHLMAN g MARILYN GABRIEL EVERETT TEWINKLE ' WALTER HILL GERALD TURGK Q ARLYNE HUBBARD MARv VROOMAN 3 NINA MARKELLD VIRGINIA VRUINR Q ' JACK NEwHoUSE NYLA WALLACE 7 4 EDWARD PEEIEEER JOHN ZOJONC DOROTHY YAIKO U 5 5 G F R ALIBIERB 2 I HEARD THE OTHER DAY THAT DOROTHY B. THOUGHT or DUR TEACHERS AROUND Q . HERE. SHE WAS TELLING VERNA AND THIS IS WHAT I HEARD, UTHESE TEACHERS G DON'T KNOW A THING! WHY NoT ONE OF THEM COULD TEACH AND GET AWAY WITH IT ANYWHERE ELSE. THEY'RE JUST DUMB--WHY THEY DUGHT TO GET A WHOLE NEW Q TEACHING STAFFEN THEN I HEARD HER SAv WYES, I FLUNKEO TOO.n Q0 if lk ik 'II ik 'I' 'II Ik ik UI' P R CLARENCE NWHAT IS THE DIEEERENGE BETWEEN AN AUTOMOBILE, A SIGH, AND A MONKEYTN li VERNA UI DON'T KNOW, WHAT IS ITYU Q CLARENCE WAN AUTOMOBILE IS Too DEAR, A SIGH IS OH DEAR! 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GANG5 LET'S Go! 40 4 is 40 1? 40 4, ' 9 5 or O4 or ov O: 'W or Q4 'W 17 Q.!WKjl0WQ3 L00WQ5 l0Wkf3 CL00WQ3CL.00Vk.f7C' 02 fb N 1 fa 'A Lv 3 2 I 1, 1 I I , A- S 2 T I I E I BASKETBALL T M in S Tv A ff Q THE CLvMEn NMAROON AND GDLDU STARTED THEIR SEASON sv JDURNEYING TO CHAU- J , TAUQUA. IN THIS INBTSAL CONTEST, CLvMER TOOK A THQRDUGH TROUNCING TO 6 THE TUNE or M6-IE. TEN HUISEN WAS HIGH SGDRER WITH Sax PORNTSB 5 ix 5 THE NEXT WEEK CLYMER'S HDPES WERE HIGH AS WE TRAVELED TO CELORON, FATE 5 C TURNED THE TABLES, AND WE LOST 25-I2. PETE HELD THE SCORING HONORS WITH 3 oi EDUR POINTS. EACH SHDWED IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR ATTACK, Q , 2 Q THE FOLLOWING WEEK FREWSBURG WAS DUE GUEST4 Fon SOME REASON THINGS 5 Q WOULDN'T CLICK: THE BALL JUST WOULDN'T FLOAT THROUGH THE HOOP. THE FINAL D E OUTGOME WAS A LOSS -- 52-19. 3 i G, T 5 AFTER A BRISK PEP TALK Enom CoAcH WIQUIST, THINGS HAPPENED. CLvMER WENT 5 TO LAKEWOOD DETERMINED WINNERS. FDR THREE QUARTERS THE aovs FOUGHT LIKE if 5 MAD. A FEW MINUTES WERE LEFT IN THE GAME, AND THE HOME TEAM WAS TRAILS 8 G ING ev ONE POUNT. ALL or A SUDDEN THINGS BRIGHTENED. CLVMER FOUND THE QQ Q BASKET. No ONE HARDLV KNEW THE GAME WAS OVER BECAUSE or THE TREMENDDUS 2 Q ROAR av OUR FEW SUPPDRTERS. THE SCORE BOARD SHDWED CLVMER 27, LAKEWDDD 5 Q EU. GUR FIRST VUCTORV WAS OBTAINED. CONFIDENTIALLY SPEAKING, THE PEP D X TALK HAD A LOT TO D0 WITH IT. Gonov HELD SCORING HONORS WITH ll POINTS. A Q55 IG? S QI jj YI , rf' . ,L - S- E . .9 CL943fVAB,,9 QAGWED 1.!f44Lf'lE9 T345-95449 -1L4 'Q'xYig9 ZJSGME9 ?,QfQTb 1LD 1lJf'?Z:'9LEL9 ALE' 'LJQTVXJ Ti!! QYX9 QJFE oC9S'30'iXTWN0fD CTWNOiTJCTNMiTJGX40Z3GNMiJG'WMiIDCTYQOf3CT5N0fJG'WMZJCTWMfID TMWTFMWOG MAYVILLE WAS NEXT. THIS GAME REALLY SHOWED UP THE NEW FIGHTING SPIRIT IN US. MAYVILLE WAS REALLY IN HOT WATER, AND THEY KNEW IT! DURING THE LAST FEW MINUTES OF PLAY THEY NFROZEU THE BALL AND WE WERE UNAELE :To SCORE. THE FINAL SCORE INDICATED MAVVILLE 30, CLYMER 23. IN THIS GAME JOE GOT HHOTN AND DUMPED IN EIGHT POINTS TO HDLD THE HIGH SCORING HONORS FOR THIS GAME. - SHERMAN WAS THE BIG GAME OF THE FIRST HALF. THE CLYMER AGGREGATIDN FOUGHT LIKE DEMONS AND PLAYED WITH THE ABILITY OF PROFESSIONALS. SHER- MAN WAS NDSED CUT BY ONE POINT, BUT ONE IS AS GOOD AS A HUNDRED. THE CRDWD ARDSE TO LEAVE ONCE, THINKING THE GAME WAS OVER, BUT IT WAS ONLY A TIME oUT. THE HORN FINALLY SLEW CLYMER 35, SHERMAN 3U. PETE SLISHED IN SEVEN GOALS AND A FREE THROW FDR A TOTAL OF FIFTEEN POINTS, CARRYING HIGH SCORE FAME. ON JANUARY 27, CHAUTAUQUA, LEAGUE CHAMPIONS, CAME T0 CLYMER SEEKING THEIR SECOND vICToRY OF THE YEAR OVER US. THINKING THAT THEY WCULD SWAMP US AGAIN, AS THEY DID THE FIRST ENCOUNTER, THEY WERE GRAYELY MIS- TAKEN. FDR THREE QUARTERS THEY WERE HELD ON AN EVEN BASIS AND ONLY WON THE GAME WHEN THEY PUT ON A SPURT IN THE LAST QUARTER. THE FINAL SCORE Q30-ISD REINSURED ALL OTHER TEAMS IN THE LEAGUE THAT THEY WOULD HAVE TO FIGHT HARD IN CRDER TO TRIM CLYMER IN THE LAST HALF OF THE SEASON. ONE OF THE MCST EXCITING GAMES OF THE YEAR TOOK PLACE AT FREWSBURG, FEB- RUARY 3. CHANGING OUR LINE UP A LITTLE, WHICH PROVED T0 BE SUCCESSFUL, WE TURNED OUT TO BE JUST AS GOOD AS THEY WERE. THE FIRST THREE QUARTERS WERE VERY CLOSE WITH NEITHER TEAM TAKING VERY MUCH OF A LEAD. THE SCORE AT THE END OF THE THIRD QUARTER READ I7-I6 IN THEIR FAYCR. WE LET DOWN A LITTLE IN THE LAST QUARTER AND THEY OUTSCORED US, WINNING THE GAME EH-IS. FAILURE TO SINK DUR FOUL SHOT PROVED FATAL TO US. WITH THE REVISED LINEUP WORKING SMOOTHLY, CLYMER DEFEATED LAKEWOOD IN A FAST GAME, FEBRUARY IO. AFTER BEING BEHIND BY EIGHT POINTS IN THE FIRST FEW MINUTES, CLYMER CAME BACK TO TIE UP THE SCORE BY HALFTIME, TOOK A REASONABLE LEAD IN THE THIRD QUARTER, AND HELD IT FDR THE REST OF THE GAME. THE SCDREBDARD READ 3I-25. IT WAS AN EXCITING GAME AND SHCWED THAT CLYMER COULD CDME BACK TO WIN AFTER BEING OUTSCORED AT FIRST. TRYING TO AYENGE A DEFEAT, CLYMER PLAYERS LED PANAMA FDR THREE PERIODS AND THEN EASED UP IN THE FOURTH PERIDD TO LOSE A THRILLING GAME, FEBRU- ARY I7, BV THE SCORE OF EU-2I. ON FEBRUARY EH, MAYYILLE CAME DDWN HERE SEEKING TO WIN. IT WAS NOT So THE SECOND TIME PLAYING BALL FDR TWO QUARTERS THE SCORE WAS NEARLY EVEN. HOWEVER, HOLDING US SCORELESS IN THE THIRD QUARTER THEY PULLED AHEAD TO WIN 29 I9 NEYERTHELESS, WE IMPROVED OUR LAST VEAR,S SCORE BE- TWEEN MAYVILLE AND CLYMER GELORON CAME HERE SFEKING DUR SCALP, JANUARY 3I THEY WERE NEAR THE TCP OF THE LEAGUE AND NEEDED A VICTORY TO STAY UP THERE. AT FIRST CLYMER SHDWED LOTS OF FIGHT AND LED CELORON AT THE END OF THE FIRST QUARTER, BUT LAGGED IN THE SECOND QUARTER. THE REST OF THE GAME WAS PLAYED ON EVEN TERMS. 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T375 r71W Y 7 5' ' ' A Q ,W Q54 2 A 'Qf. a J 4- .. lp ,.MjsrJL 1 7' ,EW - ' 1 1.5 !J7,L,W, 4:3-'Q QL' r . A Y ,X ,L . Q . 'Kg-.I ,, 1 -ww , 5 gtg ay-1,-:,'1',fQ 13,-g,n.,J tgyf ,f I 'E ,?3'i'Z' Lf 1 7 3-1 C, 'Q' . ' ff ' ' 'TW-I Z' , - '1' If Q' .3-3.jxf'm,' f Q25 ' ii-Ci'-. ,T af fl- Tu' 5i?? 'if 1 .gums ..,., . , , 's' - 1,-'-pw? If 3' .AE -' ?70GWWWfDGiAW7DGRWW7DGRNW7DGRNWfDGRWW7EGRMMfiGRAW7DGWWW7DGR WfbGRWW7DGRWWfiGiNWfDQ PERHNPS THE BEST GAME OF THE YEAR IN WHICH CLYMER PLAYERS RARTIOIRATED WAS THE LAST RIVAL SHERMAN GAME, THE PLAYERS WALKED OUT ON THE FLOOR INTENDING TO RUN RINGS AROUND THE OPPOSJNG-TEAM, AT THE HALF CLYMER HAD RUN UP A COMMANDING LEAD OF 23-5. DURING THE FIRST FOUR MJNUTES OF THE THIRD' QUARTER, THE CLYMER TEAM RELAxED SOMEWHAT TO ALLOW SHERMAN To CREEP UP A LITTLE. HOWEVER, THEIR EFFORTS WERE USELESS AS CLYMER HELD SHERMAN SOORELESS DURING THE LAST TWELVE MINUTES OF PLAY TO WIN 36-lj. THIS IS QUITE AN ART IN ANY GAMES IT SEEMED THAT THE BASKETBALL SEASON AT CLYMER ENDED IN A SURST OF GLORY. GIRLS INTRAIVIURALS GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP IS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR THE GIRLS' TEAMS IN BOTH GYM CLASSES AND INTRAMURALS HAVE EMPHASIZED GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP. WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN A BETTER GOAL TO WORK FORT SOME OF THE RULES PERTAINING TO GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP ARE! I, BE FAIR TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS. 2. BE ABLE TO LOSE AS WELL AS TO WIN. 3. TURN DEFEAT INTO VICTORY BY YOUR ATTITUDE. M. TAKE VICTORY WITHOUT BRAGGING. 5. PLAY WITH ALL THAT IS IN You. A DESIRE TO BE A GOOD SPORT MUST BE CREATED IN EVERY GIRL THAT PLAYS ON A TEAM. THERE IS BOUND TO BE SEVERAL GOOD PLAYERS AND SOME POOR ONES ON EVERY TEAM. UNLESS GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP IS EVIDENCED, IT IS HARD FOR THE PLAYERS OF SUCH VARIED TALENT AND ABILITY TO PULL TOGETHER AND COOPERATE IN EFFECTIVE TEAM WORK. BADMINTON HAS BECOME A FAVORITE SPORT WITH MANY GIRLS. THIS GAME IS REALLY A COMBINATION OF OTHER POPULAR GAMES. IT IS LIKE AND STILL UN- LIKE TENNIS AND VOLLEY BALL. ALTHOUGH IT DOES NOT TAKE VERY MUCH STRENGTH IT TAKES A GOOD DEAL OF SKILL TO HIT THE BALL. CLICK-CLACK, CLICK-CLACK, WATCH THAT SHUTTLE-COCK FLY BACK AND FORTH, BACK AND FORTH ACROSS THE NET. PING-PDNG IS ANOTHER OF OUR POPULAR GAMES JUST Now. THIS IS PLAYED IN MUCH THE SAME wAv AS BADMINTON. SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN THE WAY OF SPORTS TAKES PLACE IN THE INTRAMURALSu KICK-BALL SEEMS TO BE A HIT RIGHT NOW. CHOOSE UP A TEAM, KICK THE BALL AND RUN. BE SURE YOU TOUCH BASE AND MAKE A HOME RUNI THE BOYS HAVE NOTHING OVER ON US GIRLS: WE ARE AS GOOD SPORTS AS THEY ARE. QLOQAWQJQJWVESQAWVE3L9WkQQJWVx9Q9WNQQ4MVE2QJWVE9LQWSQQAWVLDQQWSJNLQWSQQJWVKUP BASEBALL TEAM CI-IEER LEADERS T A BASKET! A BASKET! CLARENCE LANDS A BLOW I-HT IT! BESSIE 1: ':ffF : ,:i, :- -f-25:2- ff, H' lv if .S ,: . ., , , A v 4 5 T- V. .,.,.T :'F:F:E?E:I:EE:E:EES:32':f:39 ' ' I' . -1 ::E:g.. ' -af : G. ga if ,1- a Q. . FOUR ROBINHOODS-MAYBE COACH WIQUIST F73GiWW7DGSMWTNfWMJTG5WW7DFiwiiGWMWQGiwwfbKiwi?GFWWVDCWM6?G3MOTM?VWfDGNMOT Q ESG' B 'Q I O 4? B I B KD B B B QQ B u U Ao :Q B P I 5 B P Ao IG IN'IIQAIfI UIQALS TOUCH FOOTBALL THE FIRST INTRAMURAL TO BE HELD THIS YEAR WAS THE TOUCH FOOTBALL TOURNA- MENT. FIVE TEAMS OF ABOUT EIGHT MEMBERS EACH wERE CHOSEN. COMPETITION wAS HIGH AND SOME VERY CLOSE GAMES TOOK PLACE, EACH NOON HOUR, TWO GAMES WERE PLAYED WITH SIX MINUTE HALVES. THE FINAL STANDINGS WERE! I POINTS 60 TOUCHDOWNS EAGLES U2 IRISH 30 RED WINGS 27 HAIRCUTS 2I MEMBERS OF THE VICTORIOUS TOUCHDOWN'S TEAM WERE THORNTON NEWHOUSE, CAP- TAINQ DALE SPENCER, PRESTON SMITH, OLIVER WHITNEY, MERLE CACV, IvAN HES- LINK, AND HARRY JACOBS. VOLLEYBALL THE Bovs INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL MET WITH GREAT SUCCESS. THE CONTESTS WERE DIVIDED UP INTO TWO HALvES WITH THE WINNERS OF EACH HALF MEETING EOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP. FIVE TEAMS ENTERED THE LEAGUE WITH APPROXIMATELY EIGHT MEMBERS ON EACH TEAM. THE STANDINGS WERE AS FOLLOWS FOR FIRST HALF: WON LOST AvE. OSHKOSH IO 2 .833 CLYMER S U .666 LOS ANGELES 5 7 .HIT SLAB CITY U S .333 DURKEYVILLE A S .333 THE STANDINGS AT THE END OF THE SECOND HALF WERE! WON LOST AVE. CLYMER T I .875 SLAB CITY 6 2 .750 OSHKOSH U N .500 LOS ANGELES 2 6 .250 DURKEVVILLE I Y .I25 THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES wERE THEN PLAYED. THEY WERE TO CONSIST OF TWO- FIVE, FIFTEEN POINT, GAMES EACH DAY. IT LOCREC LIKE A RUN-AWAY EOR OSH- KOSH, FOR THEY wON TWO GAMES THE FIRST DAY: HOWEVER, GLvMER CAME BACK THE NEXT DAY TO WIN THE NEXT TWO GAMES. THE THIRD DAY WAS THE REAL CNE. IT SEEMEO THAT OSHKOSH COULD NEVER GET GOING BECAUSE THE FINAL SCORE READ! CLvMER I5-OSHKOSH I. THE MEMBERS OF THE VICTORICUS CLYMER TEAM WERE! EVERETT TEN HUISEN, CAPTAIN: FRED RHEBERGENg HARRY JACOBS: OLIVER WHITNEY, ROGER THOMPSON, MAC WRIGHT, PAUL EDWARDS, JOHN ZOJONC, AND THORNTON NEWHOUSE. H H 2 W 0 H Q Q Q H H .SQJWVXPQJWVEDQJWVEDQJNWKDQJWVSDQJWVKDQAWVKQQJWVQDQAMVMSQAMVSDQAWVESQAMVEDQJWVS 9 2 ?fDGNwMfDGNWWfDGNWW7bGWwW7DG WWF?GWWWVDGWAW7DGNWWfDGNWw7DGW W7iGiwW7DGiWWfDC3MMfDGig 5 J 9 I 5 I W 'fNJ 'I 'TfT'IT'fxII to mf' fxjxj DJ' ...I I 42 OUR BIG MAROON TOUCH-FOOT BALL SQUAD PLAYED ONLY Two GAMES THIS YEAR AND 4 BOTH or THESE WERE WITH FREWSBURG. THE FIRST GAME WAS PLAYED HERE AND O . ' wHAT A DAY! THE TEAMS ALMOST GOT MIRED IN THE MUD BEEDRE STARTING. THE ? GAME WAS CLOSE AND THRILLING AND AT HALF TIME THE SCORE STooD O TO O. 1 HOWEVER, IN THE THIRD QUARTER, THE BIG MAROON TENW STARTED CLICKING AND L9 0 S SCORED A TOUCHDOWN WITH A BEAUTIFUL PASS FROM BELHNAR, QUARTERBACK, TO 1 O GABRIEL, RIGHT END. THE CONVERSION POINT wAS SUCCESSFUL AND WE wERE Q LEADING SEVEN TO NOTHING. AFTER THAT NEITHER TEAM WAS ABLE TO SCORE AND O DUR TEAM CAME orr THE FIELD UNDEEEATED AND UNSCORED UPON. THE NEXT l O GAME AT FREWSBURG wAS ANOTHER HARD FOUGHT BATTLE. IN THIS GAME THE BRG 4 MAROON TEAM WAS ABLE TO STAvE orr MANY A TOUCHDOWN THREAT, BUT THEIR EE- 3 FORTS WERE ALL IN vAIN RoR IN THE THIRD QUARTER THEY WERE SCORED UPON, I 9 THEV FOUGHT BRILLIANTLY BUT THEY WERE NEVER AGAIN ABLE TO RETAIN THE I LEAD. THEY CAME OFF THE:EIELD DEFEATED BY SIX POINTS, BUT THEY SHOWED we TRUE SPORTSMANSHIP EDR WHICH CLYMER SCHOOL IS WELL NOTED. QS p OUR STARTING LINE UR: B DALE SPENCER 0 RUSSELL DAMCOTT FRED RHEBERGEN B JIM KOLSTEE JUNIDR HILDUM HAROLD TENHUISEN 5 JUNIOR GABRIEL F CLARENCE BELKNAP MAYNARD WALLACE 5 GORDON NEWHOUSE O THORNTON NEWHOUSE IB 'fb to 'T SESQBNMEDQBMMEQQJMME EBMMEQEQMHEQEQM EQEJMMEQQBNMEQQBMMEQQBMMEDQBMMEQQBMMEQQBNMLQG 'Z 5 Q 5 GNQQFDTYMIQFYMWD CTWWWD GY'Mf2DC3NA017?DGNfMfDc3N'00'fDCNMfDSQ0fDGNQ0fJ 5 5 5 5 5 X555 - W ACTlVlTlES-5 E QR 5 'gi-.L-mann-7 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 U2 QJOWk9C'.90Wk.9QJOWSJD C?0Vk9Q!Wk9QJOWk9 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 QQ k5 QJ2 . Q TJG'W90fDG'NQOfD CfW'Mf?DCf'N3'00'fDG' SPQFLIGHT STAFF THIS YEARFS SENIOR CLASS GAXNED A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF FUN AND EXPER- IENCE IN PUTTING OUT THIS ANNUAL. OLD YEAR BOOKS WERE RESURRECTED AND THUMBED THROUGH, PENCULS wERE SHARPENED AND RESHARPENED, AND REAMS OF PAPER WERE USED IN COMPOSING THE VARIGUS ARTICLES. NEVERTHELESS, WE FEEL THAT OUR EFFORTS WERE NOT IN VAIN wHEN WE REALIzE THE EXTENT OF THE COOPERATION WE RECEIVED FROM THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY. SINCE THIS IS THE SECOND YEAR SOCK PRODUCED IN C.C.S., IT MAY NOT vET BE A PERFECT SPECI- MENS HOWEVER, WE PROPHESV THAT THE SPOTLIGHT WILL IMPROVE AS EACH SENIOR CLASS GAINS MORE AND MORE EXPERIENCE FROM YEAR TO YEAR. EDITOR-FN-CHIEF .........,.. ..........., CONNIE MARKELLO BUSINESS MANAGER ....,T..,... ..,......,.. RUSSEL DAMCOTT SENIOR EDITOR 14v.,,,,.,.,, ..,....,..A,,, MARUORIE KOOMAN CLASS EDITOR ,...........,....,..,.....,., .....T......,..,...,....., CAROLVN HUNT ACTIVITIES EDITOR 1q..,,,, .QUI JEANETTE WIGGERS FEATURE EDITOR .....,,....,... ..,,.,.,.T,. VERNA ESHELMAN ATHLETIC EDITORS .....,.....,,........,,.....I.,,....,,.,..,.....,,T....,..,.....,.,........... CLARENCE BELKNAP THORNTON NEWHOUSE ADVERTISING AND CIRCULATION MANAGER ......I... LUCILLE DEUINK ART EDITORS .,...,,,....,.....,.........4..,...........I......T....,......I............,T....,.......,......I,,.,.I. UMAXINE WALLACE DOROTHY BECKERQNK ASSOCIATE EDITORS T,,,,I,.I,,... .T.,,T.I.,,I MAxINE WALLACE CARLO MARKELLO DONALD SPITZER FACULTY ADVISOR ,V,,,, OH A,...AA,,,,,.',.,O4,4A,A MR. MILLER I CALILDRON STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ,,,...,..... .. ..I... EVELYN RHEBERGEN ASSISTANT EDITOR ....,,.T.,.. ....I,.,...I, VIOLA TEWINKLE CLASS HEAD .,........,...,........,... ......,.,..I CONNIE MARKELL0 ATHLETIC HEAD ,,..,.,,A, ,.,..',4, FRANCIS WHITCHER CLUB HEAD ,.I...,,,....I..,I.,. .....,.,...,......,.. DORIS Hownes ART EDITOR ,,,, ,,,,4,,4A,, ,H ,,,, LILLIAN BRIDGES COMIC EDITOR ,V.,,,.,,,.Q, 4.,,,4, .,4A,,4,,, CLARENCE BELKNAP BUSINESS MANAGER ,A,,,.,, .,..,,,,,,.,, RUSSEL DAMCOTT TVPISTSM VERNA ESHELMAN VIRGINIA TEWINKEL FACULTY ADVISOR I,..I,.,.,,...,........,I...,... IW ...... ....... ,... ..,T...... ............,......,.,. I..,.,,, MR- MILLER THE i939 CAULDRON 15 A UNIT IN ITSELF, AN INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION SPON- SORED av A HARDWORKING STAFF AND SUBSIDIZED ONLY BY THE COMPLETE INTER- EST AND COOPERATION OF THE STUDENT Conv. THE EDITOR AND THE STAFF FEELS THAT THEIR HARD WORK HAS BEEN wELL PAID FOR BECAUSE OF THE WHOLE HEARTEC SUPPORT OF THE STUDENTS. THE SCHOOL PAPER NOW HAS SOME'I25 SUSSORISERS. IT IS ONLY FITTING AND FAIR TO THE EDITOR AND HER STAFF THAT THEY SHOULD GET SOME RECOMPENSE. THIS HAS BEEN SUPPLIED Sv THE ENJOYMENT THEY HAVE RECEIVED IN PUBLISHING THE PAPER THIS YEARA ' QJOVXSQWK9 '3JWk9 QJWk9QJWx.9'3JW'QCJOWk9QJOVkDQ9WK9QOVkD Q.J00k9CJOWQ BAND CHORUS WFDGYWWVDG WWVDGNWWFDG wM7?GNWWfDGWWwfDGWwW7TGRwMf?GDWMfDGRWM7TGRwW7DGRNWVDG WWVD THE BAND THE BAND, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. MANUEL, IS ONE or THE LARGEST AND MOST USEFUL oRGANIzATIONS IN THE SCHOOL. IT I5 PERHAPS THE MOST POPULAR AS WELL. THIS YEAR THE BAND HAS PROvIDED MUCH wORTHwHILE ENTERTAINMENT ESPECIALLY FOR THE VARIOUS ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS. THEIR SELEOTIONS ARE ALWAYS ENTHUS- IASTIoALLv RECEIVED BY THE STUDENT BODY. MARCHES, AS INTERPRETED BY MR. MANUEL AND THE BAND, ALwAvS PROVE A BIG HIT WITH THE ASSEMBLY AUDIENDES AND wITH THE ADULT MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY AS wELL. Two CONCERTS wERE SPONSORED BY THE BAND DURING THE PAST SEASON. BOTH APPEARANCES wERE WELL ATTENDED. PART OF THE PROCEEDS WENT T0 BUY UNI- FORMS EOR THE NEW MEMBERS. SEvERAL NEW INSTRUMENTS HAVE ALSO BEEN PUR- CHASED BY THE ORGANIzATION THIS YEAR: THE MOST OUTSTANDING or wHIcH IS A MUOH NEEDED SOUSAPHONE AND BARITONE SAX, IN APRIL THE BAND COMPETED IN THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT FREDONIA AND RE- CEIVED AN EXCELLENT RATING. THE BAND ALSO PROVIDED A BRASS SEXTET WHICH LIKEWISE COMPETED FOR HONORS AT FREDONIA. THEY RECEIVED A SUPERIOR RATING AND WERE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN THE STATE FINALS. THIS LATTER GROUP MADE A FINE APPEARANCE AND THEIR PERFORMANCE GAVE EVIDENCE OF THE HIGH STANDARD THAT IS NOW EXPECTED FROM ALL OF THE CLVMER MUSICAL GROUPS MUCH OF THE CREDIT FOR THE MANY FAVORABLE APPEARANCES OF THE BAND IS DUE T0 ITS TALENTED DIRECTOR WHO HAS LABORED DILJGENTLY TO BRING THE PER- FORMANCE OF THE ORGANIZATION TO A STATE OF PERFECTION THAT HAS NEVER BEEN ATTAINED IN THE PAST AND WILL SERVE AS A GOAL FOR FUTURE MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. THE CHORUS HAS GROWN THIS YEAR TO A MEMBERSHIP OF FORTYI IT PARTIOIPATED IN A CONCERT WHICH WAS GIVEN BY THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT IN DECEMBER. IN APRIL IT OOMPETED IN CLASS C AT FREDONIA DURING THE MUSIC FESTIVAL AND REDEIVED A VERY GOOD T0 SUPERIOR RATING. THE FOLLOW- ING NUMBERS WERE SUNG: ILO, How A ROSE EIER BLOOMINGN WMV DREAM IS OP AN ISLAND PLADEW nCHILDREN'S PRAYERH THE LATTER PART or APRIL ANOTHER CONCERT wAs GIVEN IN WHICH THE CHORUS PARTICIPATEO. FOLLOWING THAT AN OPERETTA, WTHE BELLE or BAGDADW, WAS PRESENTED IN MAv, THE MAJORITY or THE CAST BEING CHORUS MEMBERS. BE- CAUSE OF THE SKILLEUL PRESENTATION NTHE BELLE OF BAGDADN WAS EAVORABLV RECEIVED BY THE AUDIENCE. THE CHORUS HAS ACCOMPLISHED MUCH DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR AND THE MEMBERS FEEL THEY HAvE MADE OONSIDERABLE IMPROVEMENT SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR. , I SKOQJWVEDQAWVSDQJNWKDQSNWKDQSNWKDQJWVMSQJWVEDQJMVEDQJWVEDQJWVEDQJWVEDQJWVKDQJWVKD 0GYNWfDG3WNfDGRAWVDGWWWVDGRWWVDGNAWVDGRWWV GNWWVDGNWWVDG AWFDG NWFDGDRWWDG AWVD FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA THE F.F.A. HAS HAD A VERY ACTIVE YEAR. DURING THE LAST WEEK OF AUGUST THREE BOYS WENT WITH MR. BRIDGES TO THE NEW YORK STATE FAIR, JUNIOR GROTERS JUDGED POULTRY, JAMES KOLSTEE JUOGEO DAIRY CATTLE, AND IVAN LEGTERS WENT AS A DELEGATE TO THE ANNUAL STATE MEETING OF FUTURE FARMERS LAST FALL THE F.F.A. ASSISTED THE GRANGE IN PUTTING ON A COMMUNITY PAIR EY TAKING CHARGE OF EXHIBITS AND JUDGING. AT THE DUNKIRK FAIR, IVAN LEGTERS EXHIBITED A DAIRY CALF WHICH WON THIRD PRIZE IN THE COUNTY. MYRL BABCOOK, PRESTON SMITH, AND JUNIOR GROTERS ENTERED THE POULTRY JUDGING CONTEST AT THE PAIR WITH MYRL BABCOCK WIN- NING SECOND PRIZE IN THE COUNTY. MELVIN RUSLINK, FRED RHESERGEN, AND JAMES KOLSTEE ENTERED THE DAIRY JUDGING CONTEST IN WHICH EACH OF THE BOYS WON A PRIZE. DURING FEBRUARY, FRED RHESERGEN, CLARENCE BELKNAP, EVERETT TENHUISEN, MVRL BABCOCK, AND JAMES KOLSTEE SPENT A FEW DAYS AT ITHACA WITH MR. BRIDGES, AND ATTENDED THE FARM AND HOME WEEK AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY. THE ANNUAL FATHER AND SON BANQUET SPONSORED BY THE F.F.A. WAS HELD IN THE SCHOOL BUILDING ON MARCH 2. THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER WAS MR. DARROW, DIRECTOR OF W.B.E.N. HE GAVE AN INTERESTING TALK, ENJOYAELE TO EVERYONE. THE F.F.A. CHAPTER IS GROWING BIGGER AND BETTER EACH YEAR. ITS MEMBERS EIND ENJOYMENT, INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT, AND EDUCATION THROUGH THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CLUS. GYM CLUB THE HIGH SCHOOL GYM CLUS PRACTICED MANY PYRAMIDS EOR THE PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION DEMONSTRATION NIGHT MARCH 3I. SOME or THE PYRAMIDS WERE CHOSEN FOR THE DEMONSTRATION AS WELL AS EOR THE CHAPEL PROGRAM GIVEN MARCH EH. AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR OFFICERS WERE ELECTED FROM THE GROUP OF 21 MEMBERS. THEY WERE: FRED RHESERGEN .......... .....,.,.,.,..............,,.,., PRESIDENT GLENN NECKERS ,,..,,,.,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,. VICE PRESIDENT ERNEST HINSDALE .,........ ........,...,...,..,,,, SECRETARY IVIVRL BABCOCK ,I,.,,.,...........................,.......,........,,......,...................... TREASURER OFFICERS OF THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE GYM CLUB WERE AS FOLLOWS: JOHN WIGGERS ,I,,....,....,, . ,,.,,.......,.......,.........,., .....,.,.,.,,,.. ..,...,.I,..... P R ESIDENT JAMES BABCOCK ...,........, .,.......,... VICE PRESIDENT CLUB REPORTER . JOHN WEEKS I.,..,.....,....,.I..,,,....,.. ....,I.......,.......,,.....,I.....,.....,I.....,.,.,.,..., T REASURER MEETINGS WERE HELD ON EVERY EVEN WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH BUT LATER CHANGED AND HELD EVERY WEDNESDAY WITH THE HIGH SCHOOL GYM CLUB IN ORDER THAT PREPARATIONS COULD BE MADE FOR THE CHAPEL PROGRAM AND DEMONSTRATION l9MWEDQ90WE9Q9d E91JW EDQJWVKDQJWVKDQJNWKJQJWME9QJWMEDQJWVRDQJWMEDQJWVKDQJWVMD ?y0GYWW7DGiWW7DGRNWVDGYWWVDGRWWFDGWAWVDG WNVDGYWWFDGRNWVEGRAWFDGWNWVBGiWW7DGiAWfDG O 0 STUDENT COUNCIL THE STUDENT COUNCIL CONSIST5 OF TWO STUDENTS FROM EACH FRESHMAN, SOPHO- MORE, JUNIOR, AND SENIOR CLASS, ONE STUDENT FROM THE SEVENTH GRADE, AND ONE FROM THE EIGHTH GRADE. ITS PURPOSE IS T0 PROTECT AND MAKE GOOD USE OF ALL SCHOOL PROPERTY, TO MAINTAIN THE WELFARE OF THE STUDENTS, AND TO ENCOURAGE GOOD SCHOLARSHIP. ITS AOvISOR HAS BEEN MR. BROWN. IT HAS ALSO SPONSORED THE HALL MONITORS. AT THE FREWSBURG BASKET-BALL GAME, THE STUDENT COUNCIL SERVED LUNOH TO THE VISITING TEAM, A SLEIGH RIDE WAS ENJOYED av THE GROUP DURING THE WINTER. MARCH 23, THE MEMBERS ENTERTAINED THE LAKEWOOD STUDENT COUNCIL AT A SUGAR SOCIAL, WORK DONE BY EAOH ORGANIZATION wAS OISOUSSEO. WE wISH THE FOLLOWING STUDENT COUNCIL AS MUCH SUCCESS AS THIS YEARIS HAS HAD. MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL ARE: SENIORS: ,.,....E..........T.T EDNA ROUSH--PRESIOENT DORIS RUSLING--VIBE PRESIDENT JUNIORS:. .................. GLEN NEOKERS DALE SPENCER SOPHOMORES: .......,. JUNIOR GABRIEL--TREASURER MORRIS LEGTERS FRESHMEN: ..............,, AUDREY DEUINK MERLE WRIGHT STH GRADE: ...,......., NYLA WALLACE--SECRETARY 7TH GRADEL 4.....,,.,., CAROL MCCANN 4H CLUBS THERE ARE EOURTEEN MEMBERS IN THE NORTH CLYMER CLUB OALLEO JUMPING JACKS AND TWENTY MEMBERS IN THE CLYMER ORGANIZATION KNOWN AS FIRE FLIES. IN THE NH CLUBS NUMEROUS PROJECTS HAvE BEEN TAKEN UR, NAMELY, EORESTRT, VEGETABLE GAROENING, OAIRYING, POULTRY RAISING, HOG RAISING, HOMEMAKING, ANO FLOWER GARDENINGO SEVERAL OF THE MEMBERS HAO EXHIBITS AT THE COUNTY FAIR AT DUNKIRK IN SEPTEMBER. OTHERS HAO ExHaBITS AT THE CLYMER COMMUN- ITY FAIR IN OCTOBER. THE CLYMER CLUB ENTERTAINED SHERMAN, NORTH CLYMER, MINA AND THE FINDLEY LAKE CLUBS AT AN ACHIEVEMENT PARTY IN THE SOHOOL AUDITORIUM IN OOTOBER. THE CLUBS HELD MONTHLY MEETINGS AT THE HOMES OF Q THE OLUB MEMBERS. W THE OFFICERS OF THE CLYMER FIRE FLIES ARE: 5 WINIEREO PITT ....I....,., ......,.....,I.,....,,.,....,...,T.,,..,,,,..,,,...,,....I...T.... PRESIDENT PAUL EOWAROS ,,.,..,..I.., .......,......,....,..,..,....... VICE PRESIDENT R CAROLvN KING ,Q,,,.4.,,.,,.,,4,,..,,,,,.,,,,,.4, SECRETARY 6 TREASURER 5 THE OFFICERS OF THE NORTH CLYMER JUMPING JACKS ARE: P RUBV BROWN ..,,.,....,.,.,..,..... ..........,..,..,....,.................. .....,.....4...,.....,.I. PRESIDENT JOHN WEEKS ...... .....,. .....T,...,.....I.,....., ,,...,. VICE PRESIDENT To MYRL BABOOOK ........... I.....,,,T SECRETARY E TREASURER C C P Q sE3Q4MVx9Q9WQQNL9WkQQJWVEDQAMVQBQJWVKQQJWVEQQJMVEDQJWVEDQJWVEDQ MVQDQJWMEDQJMVMDQJM ?7oONWW7iG3WWf?GiWW7?GiWMfDGiWWfDGWWWVDGNWWVDGiWWf?GiAW7DGiWW7DGYMM7DGWWWFDGWNMVUG LI BRARY CLUB A NEW CLUB COMMONLY KNOWN AS LTBRARY CLUB, BUT TECHN1CALLY REFERRED TO AS THE HBIBLIOPHTLESU WAS ORGANIZED UNDER MISS DAVIDS THIS YEAR. DON'T GET THE IDEA THAT ALL WE DO IS MEND, CHECK OUT BOOKS, AND ASSIST IN THE LIBRARY WORK. WE HAVE MUCH ENJOYMENT OUT OF HOLDING MONTHLY MEETlNGS'AT THE HOMES OF THE CLUB MEMBERS. WE ALSO ATTEND SHOWS AS A GROUP. WE HAVE PURCHASED FIVE OF THE BEST SELLER BOOKS AND INTEND TO LEAVE THEM IN THE LIBRARY AT THE END OF THE YEAR. THE OFFICERS ELECTED BY THE CLUB ARE AS FOLLOWS! VERNA ESHELMAN .........,. ,..,.,T.,,. ,.,,,, ......TT ...., PRESIDENT I CONNIE MARKELLO .....,,. ,,..4,.,,., VICE-PRESIDENT MARJORIE KOOMAN ,,..,TT...T . .,........,,T,.,.,,... SECRETARY THORNTON NEWHOUSE TA.,T. I ....4,,.,,,. TREASURER KAMERA K LUB A AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FIRST SEMESTER, THIS CLUB CONSISTED OF SIX MEM- SERS. THEY WERE THE FOLLOWING: MR. MILLER, LEADER: HARRY JACOBS, PRES- IDENTI DORIS KOLSTEE, SECRETARY A D TREASURER. THE OTHER MEMBERS ARE DALE SPENCER, LUCILLE HOWLES, AND LILLIAN BRIDGES. ABOUT THE FIRST THING WE LEARNED WAS TO DEVELOP AND PRINT PICTURES. WE ALSO LEARNED WHAT MAKES A GOOD PICTURE AND WHEN TO TAKE THEM. AETER THAT WE TOOK MANY DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRICK PICTURES' THIS WAS VERY IN- TERESTING: OUR CLUB MET ONCE A WEEK ON TUESDAY, MARICDNETTE CLUB DURING THE PAST YEAR, THE MARIONETTE CLUS HAS -AFFORDED MUCH EDUCATION AND FUN FOR ITS MEMBERS. THE YEAR HAS BEEN SPENT IN MAKING THE CHARAC- TERS, SCENERY, AND FURNITURE NECESSARY FOR PRESENTING THE PLAY UCINDER- ELLAH WHICH IS TO BE PUT ON BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR. IT HAS A MEMSER- SHIP OF NINE: DORIS KOLSTEE, CATHERINE BOGERT, JESSIE GOOOWILL, MARION ADAMS, EVELYN PETTENGILL, CAROL WALLACE, CARROL VANDERKOOI, BESSIE VAN EARDEN, AND NINA CAMP, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS WETMILLER. THE CLUB PRESENTED A SHORT PROGRAM AROUND CHRISTMAS TIME, CALLED HMAJOR ALDAY'S AMATEUR HOUR, IN WHICH ALL OF THE MEMBERS TOOK PART. QJWVKDQJWMEDQJMVSDQJW ESQAWVMDQJWVSDQJNWKDQJWWKQQJNWKSQJWME QJWVKSQJWVKDQJWVEDQJM ?f0GWNW7?GSwW7DGRWWWDGRWWVDGNNNEDGWAMFEGRWMVDGRWWFDGRAWVDGRWMFEGRWNEDGRAWf?GiWMV0Q TABLE ETIGUETTE IN OUR SCHOCDL CAFETERIA IT IS WITH A VIEW OF ELEVATING THE MANNERS OF PEOPLE THAT WE GIVE BELOW A FEW HINTS UPON TABLE ETIQUETTEI As YOU APPROACH THE TABLE, MAKE A RUNNING JUMP FOR YOUR CHAIR, ENDEAVORH ING TO BE THE FIRST ONE SEATED. EVERYBODY WILL REMARK UPON YOUR WOULD- BE ABILITY. HAVING JUMPED INTO YOUR CHAIR, DRAW OFF YOUR GLOVES, AND PUT THEM IN YOUR LAP. Do NOT PUT THEM IN THE SOUP, AS IT WOULD SPOIL THE GLOVES AND CAST A GLOOM OVER THE SOUP. IF YOU HAVE JUST CLEANED YOUR GLOVES WITH BENZINE, YOU MIGHT LEAVE THEM IN THE FRONT YARD. THEN HITCH YOURSELF RIGHT UP TO THE TABLE, SPREADING YOUR ARMS IN AN ADVANTAGEOUS POSITION ON EITHER SIDE OF YOUR PLATE. KEEP YOUR EYE ON YOUR COMPETITORS, FORGETTING EVERYTHING BUT THE TASK BEFORE YOU. IF YOU HAPPEN TO DROP GRAVY ON YOUR KNIFE BLADE, BACK NEAR THE HANDLE, DO NOT RUN THE BLADE DOWN YOUR THROAT TO REMOVE THE GRAVY, AS IT MIGHT INJURE YOUR EPIGLOTUS. Do NOT TAKE up A RAW OYSTER ON voun FORK AND PLAYFULLY ASK voun HosT IF IT IS DEAD. REMARKS Aaour DEATH AT A DINNER ARE IN VERY Poon TASTE. WHEN SIPPING soup MAKE A NOISE LIKE A SODA FOUNTAIN, lr IT IS so HoT THAT IT BURNS You, GARGLE IT IN THE BACK or voun THROAT. THIS IS MucH BETTER THAN TRYING TO HIDE IT IN voun NAPKIN, AS SOME DO' IF, ACCIDENTALLY, YOU GET A SPOT ON THE TABLE CLOTH, ABSENT-MINDEDLY PLACE A PIECE OF BUTTERED BREAD ON IT, BUTTERED SIDE DOWN, THE BUTTER WILL PREVENT THE BREAD FROM SLIPPING OFF THE SPOTo STONES IN CHERRIES OR OTHER FRUIT SHOULD NOT BE PLACED ON THE TABLE CLOTH BUT SLID QUIETLY AND UNOSTENTATIOUSLY INTO THE POCKET OF 'YOUR NIEGHBOR, OR NOISELESSLY TOSS IT UNDER THE TABLES IF YOU STRIKE A WORM IN YOUR FRUIT, DO NOT CALL ATTENTION TO IT BY SMASHING IT WITH A NUT CRACKERA IF BY MISTAKE, YOU DRINK OUT OF YOUR FINGER BOWL, LAUGH HEARTILY AND MAKE SOME REMARK WHICH WILL CHANGE THE COURSE OF CONVERSATION AND RENEW THE FRIENDLY FEELING AMONG THE GUESTS. MR. MILLER? LAMENT THOUGH WEIVE WORKED TILL WEIRE TIRED our THE SPOTLIGHTIS DONE AND PASSED ABOUT. THOUGH SOME MAY THINK I'vE BEEN UNKIND, THE BooK'S A TREASURE vou WILL FINDI ?k9QJWVkDQJWVE9QJWVMDQAMMEDQJWVEDQJWVKDQAWVEDQJWVEDQJWVSBQJWVEDQJWVEDQJWVkDQfNWK90Ai ?fDGiAW7?GiAWFEGiwmfbdiwwfbGNWWfDGWww7DG AMVDGWAWVZGiwWfDGiwW7DG3MN7DGiwWf?Gi WFEGYQ O C, F Q gf ORATORTCAL CDNTEST AL to THE SPEECHES OF THE DDNTESTANTS IN THE ORATDRIDAL CONTEST WERE GIVEN , 4D APRTL 3, 1939, IN THE SCHOOL AQDITORIUM. THE STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATED 5 WERE! VELMA KING--FRESHMAN, TVAN HESLINK--SOPHOMORE, LAVON FARDINK AND ALVIN WILLINK--JUNIORS, EDNA ROUSH AND FRANCIS WHITCHER--SENIORS. THE 1 Q2 TOPIC OF EACH STDDENT wAS: WELMA KING, IVAN HESLINK AND LA VDN FARDlNK, Q HTHE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMUNITY IN DEVELDRTNG CTTTZENSHIRH: ALVTN 4 WILLINK AND FRANCIS WHITCHER, HAMERICA IN T960--WHAT is OuR RESPONSIBIL- 0 TTY TODAVHQ AND EDNA ROUSH, UTHE COMPROMISES IN THE MAKING OF THE CDN- q STITUTIONQH I ' U .2 PRIZES WERE AwARDED Sv THE DAMKOT-JONES POST or CLYMER TO THE EDLLDWTND: 5 FTRST PRIZE KTHREE DOLLARS,--FRANCIS WHTTDHER. FlRST HDNDR--LA VDN Q FARDINK, SECOND PRIZE Qrwo DOLLARS,--IVAN HESLTNK. L9 P W D . DAIRYMENS LEAGUE CONTEST Oh DURING JANUARY THE DAIRVMEN'S LEAGUE SPONSORED A CONTEST WHICH THE ENG- LISH Ill AND IV CLASSES ENTERED. To EULFILL THE CONTEST RULES MEMBERS OF THE ENGLISH DLASSES WERE T0 WRITE AN ESSAY ENTITLED WTHE FARMER AND To HTS CDMMUNTTYN. AFTER A WEEK or READING, TAKING NOTES, AND OUTLINlNG, FINISHED COPIES WERE PRODUCED AND ENTERED IN THE CONTEST. THE WINNERS 5 WERE! ' D TR CLVMER FIRST PRIZES DORIS HOWLES q SECOND PRIZES JAMES KOLSTEE To FRENCH CREEK FTRST PRIZE: A CAROL WALLACE SECOND PRIZES CLARENCE BELKNAP q To A FEW or OUR STUDENTS PREFERRED ATRRLANES TO FARMING so THEY WERE ALLOW- ,R ED TO WRITE ESSAYS ON THAT SDSJEDT, BUT OF COURSE THOSE PAPERS WERE NOT q ENTERED IN THE CONTEST. on THE SPELLING BEE Q: THE BUFFALO EVENDNG NEWS SPELLJNG BEE WAS HELD MARCH 3, !939, WITH THE SIXTH, SEVENTH, AND ETGHTH GRADES COMPETING. THE WINNERS wERE: FIRST-- J GEORGE CHRTSTENSEN, EIGHTH GRADE: SECOND--VIVIAN KPNG, SEVENTH GRADE: THIRD--Lots ESHELMAN, EIGHTH GRADES AND FOURTH-NINA MARKELLO, ETGHTH GRADE. ON MAY 5TH, GEORGE CHRFSTENSEN w1LL so TO EALDDNER TO COMPETE WITH WIN- NERS OF FQRST PkACE IN EACH TOWNSHIP OF THE COUNTY, THE WINNER AT FAL- CONER GOES TO BDEEALD T0 DDMPETE EDR THE STATE DHAMRTDNSHLRS THE STATE CHAMPlON GETS A FREE TRIP TO WASHTNSTDN, DLC., WHERE THE NATIONAL CON- C TEST IS HELD. F E 2 MLQQJNM QQJNM 9QgmwxsegwwksegwvmsQJwvE3QJwvL3Q4wvR3QJNWLQQSHAEQQSANAJMSQAALQQJWMEQ GNwWfEGNAW7DGWWW7DGNwMfDG WWVDG AWFDGSMJTQDWMVBGWWWfiGPwMf?GNwm7DGwwmfbfwwia GIRL SCOUATS CLVMER GIRL SCOUT TROOP 433 OF THE JAMESTOWN AREA INCREASED ITS MEMBER- SHIP PRCM IO GIRLS IN I938 TO I8, SHORTLY AFTER SCHDCL OPENED LAST SEP' TEMBER. QRGANIZATION FOR THE YEAR RESULTED AS RDLLDWS: CAPTAIN, MISS WHITNEYQ LIEUTENANTS, MISS TINGLER AND MISS FARDINKQ PATROL LEADERS, Rusv BROWN AND WINIERED RHEBERGEN. SPECIAL ACTIVITIES THIS YEAR HAVE INCLUDED ATTENDANCE AS A GROUP AT THE LOCAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHg PARTICIPATION IN THE VESPER SERVICE AT THE FIRST CCNGREGATIDNAL CHURCH or JAMESTOWNQ LOCAL GIRL SCOUT EXHI- BIT DIRECTED ev LILLIAN BRIDGES: CHRISTMAS PARTY2 A LUNCHEON AT WHICH WE WERE PRESENTED wITH BOOKS, CONTAINING OUTLINES or THE REVISED PRO- GRAM, BV THE COMMITTEES AND AN EVENING MEETING WHEN FINDLEV LAKE TROOP 759147-I VISITED US. AT AN EARLY DATE WE SHALL HAVE UNIFORMS PROVIDED, IN PART BY THE FUNDS RAISED PDR GIRL SCOUT PURPOSES. IN MAY WE SHALL RECEIVE FIRST AND SECOND CLASS EADGES WHICH WE HAVE EARNED. THESE WILL BE AWARDS AT A SPECIAL CEREMONY AT CAMP NEWATAH ON CHAUTAUQUA LAKE. OUR WORK DOES NOT CEASE IN JUNE FOR DURING THE SUMMER WE ATTEND DAY CAMP OR SPEND A LONGER PERIOD AT CAMP NEWATAH. PHYSICAL EDUCATIGN DEMONSTRATION PRACTICE WHICH WENT INTO THE SECOND ANNUAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEMONSTRAQ TIDN GIVEN ON MARCH 3I IN THE HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM. JUST THE SAME, EVERYONE ENJOYED IT A5 MUCH AS THE SPECTATORS DID, WE HOPE. AMONG THE MANY PHASES OF THE DEMONSTRATION WERE RING HOCKEY, BADMINTON, VOLLEV BALL, KICKGALL, TUMBLING, CALESTHENICS, AND MARCHING. HCWEVER, DNE or THE HIGHLIGHTS MOST ENJDVED Cav THE STUDENTS IN PARTICULAR, wAS THE VIRGINIA REEL. TRUNKS WERE TURNED INSIDE OUT, AND SOME VERY CHARM- ING OLD-FASHIONED GIRLS STEPPED PDRTH. ROUND AND ROUND WE SWUNG--AND A LITTLE TOO HARD SOMETIMES! 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