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

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, l FRESHMEN First Row-left to right--C. Parks, H. Turck, A. Beckerink, N. Kress, A. Lamparelli, R. Roush, M. Thompson, G. White, J. Thompson. Scond Row-G. TeWinkle', M. Querreveld, L. Warnshuis, R. VanErden, S. Walford, R. Cooney, J. Cooney, H. Kress. . Third Row--D. Zojonc, B. Hurlburt, J. Wate, K. Groters, E. Thieme, A. Green, C. Yaiko, M. Cady, S. Grden, Miss Coxe. Fcurth Row--M. Wallace, J. Emory, J. Molk, R. LaRose, B. White, M. Cheney, H. Holton, A, Bensink. SOPHOMORES Back Row-left to right-P. Ruslink, R. Bemis, G. Boozel, P. Tenhuisen. Third Row-C. Hewes, M. Holthouse, C. Duink, L. Weeks, A. Rhebergen, D. LaRose, D. Fardink. Second Row-J. Rouse, B. Dewey, K. Renskers, F. Garfield, H. Wright, M. Walford, Mrs. Gravlin. First Row-R. Jenkins, N. Newhouse, J. Oti, C. Ton, W. Lnokenhouse, A. King, C. Newhousc, E. Groters, 27

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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

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SEVENTH GRADE First Row-left to right-R. Purdue, R. Selfridge, V. Emory, E. Grden, C. DUYYS0, A. Thorpe, D. Belknap, H. Porter, R. Purdue, W. Ten Hagen, M. Palmer, E. TeWinkle, L. Groters, D. Griffin. Second Row-M. Williams, D. Davis, B. Dilmus, M. Smolk, J. Dilmus, F. Brown, W. Ten Hagen. Third Row-A. Giles, Mrs. Lookenhouse, E. Casler, A. Rhebergen, M. Peterson, L. Marts, B. Wright, B- King, V. Chamberlin, B. Bayle, E. Comstock, B. Gazier, Miss Gleason. Elouq-th lliow-E. Bensink, S. White, T. Ten Huisen, L. Garfield, J. Goldberg, M. Nakoski, J. Hewes, . urc . Fifth Row-D. Necke-rs, L. Legters, W. Wallace, C. Smith, J. Roush, C. Rea, G. Smith, H. Te Culver. i EIGHTH GRADE First Row-left to right-R. Hoffman, M. Boozel, G. Davis, T. Bridges, H. Beckerink, E. Warnhouse, C. King, W. Yaiko. Second Row-N. Hirz, L. Lictus, M. Gravink, S. Schruers, P. Bensink, L. Bemis, B. Stahlman, T. Dunnewowld, C. Adams. Third Row-R. Beckerink, Mrs. Wassink, L. Kickbush, G. Raymond, A. Wright, M. McCann, S. Pitt, N. Newhouse, Miss Hobart, D. Ward. Fourrth Row-C. Eshelman, S. Wright, D. Ton, L. Legters, E. Goodrich, A. Hemalein, C. Humphery, C. e'Cu1ver. Fifth Row-J. Goldberg, G. Wilkinson, D. Hoffman, B. Emory, D. Gorski, M. Nothumg B. Cole, G- Maleski, L. White, R. Kickbush, G. Green.