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

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JUNIORS Top Row-left to right-N. Coe, L. Eliason, A. Roush, L. Goring, W. Damcott, R. Cole, W. Smith. Second Row-G. Holthouse, H. Thompson, H. Bensink, E. Bensink, C. Kolstee, R. Davis, R. Hulett. Third Row-E. Sphon, V. TeWinkle, V. Meyerink, G. Williams, L. Groters, R. Grover, J. Nuttall, R. Titus, A. Adams, Mrs. Weaver. Fourth Row-B. Meerdink, J. Neckers, P. Pitt, P. Meyerink, J. Bridges, P. Molk, B. Williams. o SPORTS is the current accomplishment of the class of '45 . . . to say noth- ing about the Work on the school paper . . . the marvelous performance of the Junior play . . . the high scholastic ratings. p Paul Meyerink lead the jubilant juniors with Phyllis Pitt as his able as- sistant. Johnny Bridges kept an accurate account of the Mhappeningsn of the class . . . both mentally and on paper. John Neckers took care of all the money that came in . . . and went out. Whois who in the Junior class . . . Wilfred Damcott . . . one of the high score men on the basketball team. Carl Calflisch . . . Hone and onlyw man- ager of the team. Harold Thompson, Gordy Holthouse and Johnny Neckers did their share for the team. Peg and Jackie . . . two cheerful cheer leaders. Tony and Jackie . . . assistant editors of the school paper. .l0i1HHy, Phyllis, Jackie, Paul and Peg . . . high scholastic ratings. A very versatile group . . . next yearis seniors take a bow. 25

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11 Doing dishes? 21 Mrs. Colburn and Bruce. 31 Hy, 41 Nice car! 51 School is over. 61 Hang- ing wall paper. 71 A real Fight? 81 Favorite sport! 91 Coach and David. 101 More soup ! 111 Story-time. 121 Kill it!!

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AND then there were the Freshmen, Johnnie. Remember how you felt the first year you were in high school? . . . Well, these 29 frosh feel the same way . . . off to a good start with the election of Dick La Rose, president . . . John Molk, vice president . . . Betty White, secretary . . . Marvel Cheney, treasurer . . . satisfactory organization with Miss Coxe as their advisor. Study hall for a home room . . . they loved that . . . no place for their books. New romances . . . Kay and Harold . . . Johnnie and Betty. A class with great possibilities . . . they'll go places. They exercised their freedom to organiz-e. jophomnws, THE Hsophsw wisely showed their capability in the beginning of the year by electing Wilbur Lookenhouse president, with runner-up Carol Jane Ton vice, and Ava King for clerical duties and Jackie Ott financier. A class of many abilities is this Sophomore class. From basket ball players, Wilbur, Leslie, Russel and Alan . . . cheer leaders, Jackie and Nor- ma . . . artistic Jean Knowles . . . newspaper men, Philip, Norma and Ava . . . to the persevering Joan and Mark . . . the class of ,446 has what it takes. 26