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

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FOR Q5eoW'f5-1 IN me COMMUNITY EDUCATION as A onowru Pnocsss. STUDENTS LEARN snomh LV OVER A PERIOD or !EQRSu Evenv YEAR AS STUDENTS Move Enom GRADE T0 GRADE THERE as enowru. TNE MIND MATURES: THE soov DEVELOPS As THE STUDENT Moves THnoueH THE VARIOUS LEVELS IN THE scHooL. WHEN THE STUDENT GRADUATES, THE SCHOOL waon HAVE Pnovaoso THE 'oppon- TUNITY ron cnowwn THAT wILL MAKE Pos- slaLE THE GRADUATE'S IMMEDIATELY TAKING AN ACT! VE PART IN COMMUN I TV Ll FE ' nn: , 1 I B iq H H ,J i s w . 4, .4 , 5' W ll X . , K , , C i ASSESR SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN f' 3 9 , O X5 N -1 My O QQ - , Aif .O EIGHT!-I SEVENTH ,Lf 4, A A ' l . 'Az ' wp A if ' '11' 51' N 1 L9 I' I E J. Y , EESSIE VAN EARDEN

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THE HISTORY OF THE SENICR CLASS Snx OF DDR TWENTY-THREE GRADUATES STARTED scHDDL TOGETHER ON SEPTEMBER 3, I929. THE ORIGINAL sax ARE WILLIAM CAFLlSCH, LVLE FARDINK, EMOGENE GROTERS, MORRIS LEGTERS, GORDON NEw- HousE AND VIDLA TEWINHLE. IN SEPTEMBER l937, WE WERE THIRTV- TWO, EAGER-EYED STUDENTS, FULL OF AMEITIDN TO BEGIN DUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. LILLIAN BRIDGES WAS A NEW MEMBER, COMING TO us FROM MADEDDN. SHE HAS SERVED Us WELL wITH HER ARTISTIG WORK IN THESE FOUR vEARs. AT THE END OF THE FREEHMAN YEAR, BARBARA POTTER LEFT us T0 MAKE HER HOME IN WESTFIELD, JDE MARKELLO LEFT IN THE SDRHDMDRE vEAR T0 FINISH HIS HxDH SCHOOL WORK IN NDRTH COLLINS. 'BIND' CAFLISCH RETURNED, AFTER AN AEsENcE OF SIX YEARS, FROM FREDONIA, AND THE FIRST BASKETBALL TEAM HAS EENEFTTED BY Hls GOOD WDRKI As JUNIDRS WE TREATED THE SENIORS OF 1930 ON MAY DAY. AFTER THE EXERCISES, WE RUSHED OUT TO THE WAUTING aus. WE PACKED OURSELVES IN wITH THE SENIORS AND OUR LUNCH. WHEN WE FINAL- LY READHED CANADOHTA LAKE, EACH STUDENT WAS HANDED A QUARTER T0 SPEND FDR AMUSEMENT. SOME OF Us RENTED BICYCLES, wHILE OTHERS WENT SKATING AND STILL OTHERS WENT BOATINGQ Aaour THE TIME WE EEDAN TO EET sooo AND HUNDRV, WE WERE CALLED TD SUPPER. EVERYONE ATE HIS FILL OF SALAD, SANDWICHES, JELLO, LEMONADE, CAKE, AND ICE DREAM. THE IDE CREAM HAD BEEN WELL PACKED IN DRY IDE AND, DH, WHAT A TIME WE HAD SERVING lT! WE WERE ALL so FULL BY THE TIME THE IDE CREAM wAs SOFT ENOUGH T0 SERVE NICELY, THAT WE HAD TO GIVE AwAv ABOUT A QUART OF IT TO A POOR wDRKMAN WHO DAME AROUND TO CLEAN UP. HE LDDKED HAPPY ABOUT IT, so WE COULDN'T REGRET IT MUCH. THEN WE FILED INTO THE aus AGAIN AND WERE OFF FDR CDRRY AND THE sHow. As SENIORS WE PUT ON THE PLAY UALMOST EIDHTEENU IN NOVEMBER. WE ALSO MADE A LITTLE MONEY ONE NIGHT SY SELLING HOTHDOGS AND COFFEE. vw!