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

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EIGHTH GRADE Front Row-M. Thompson, I. Lookenhouse, E. Stebbins, F. Zojonc, K. Wilkinson, B. Cooper, S. Yaiko, R. Emory, S. VanEarden, M. Palmer, B. Bensink. Middle Row--R. Edwards, E. King, N. Eshelman, W. VanEarden, C. Smith, D. Griffen, L. Starkweather A. Green, R. 'l'eWinkle, H. Neckers, L. Carlson. Back Row-Mrs. Bowen, F. Sparling, J. McCray, D. Adams, B. Frazier, M. Sphon, R. Ives, B. Bayle E. Comstock, L. Reed, B. Goring, L. Gallup, R. Wright, Mrs. Wassink, L.-Ward. SEVENTH GRADE Y ' Front Row-M. Courtrighf, B. Carter, B. Hewes, I. Hubbard, P. Goggin, J. Arnink, M. King, F Perdue, C. Beardsley, R. Wright, S. Bensink, L. Phelps, H. Sphon, B. Wollett, C. Palmer, G. Holthouse Middle Row-D. Kolstee, J. Lictus, R. White, R. Button, D. White, C. Warner, C. Marsh, B. McCi-Nay C. Willover, H. Loomis, R. Chambers, H. TeCulver, W. Bayle, W. More, R. Sphon, E. Willover, M Belknap, D. TeCulver, Back Row-P. Warnshuis, H. Humphrey, C. Smith, R. Roush, L. Carlson, J, Gravink, L. Walker, Mrs Lookenhouse, Miss Gleason, G. Sweet, E. Wallace, R. Gorski, G. Maleski, W. Wiggers, D. Porter R. Rouse, B. Loomis, C. Carter. 28 r

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'W WHEN a pupil finally enters the Freshman Class, he receives a glimpse of the promised land and of future glory. He may now be called a student, although few freshmen ever earn this dubious title. This yearls class, under the guidance of Miss Woolsey, started out the school year by electing Llewellyn Legters, president, Shirley White, vice presidentg Marianne Smolk, secretary and Edward HKing Hair, treasurer. The class, which is the largest in high school, is a virtual hotbed of potential athletic stars, both in basketball and baseball. This class is especially endowed by a large sprinkling of students of high scholastic ability, who should make capable leaders for the next three years in school. With all the abilities accounted for, great prospects are expected of the class of ,49l FRESHMAN CLASS Front Row-M. Turk, B. Stahlman, M. Nakoski, E. Bensink, S. White, M., Smolk, D. Perdue, G. Smith, L. Knowes, L. Groters, D. Neckers, L. Legters. Middle Row-A. Thorpe, D. Hoffman, W. TenHagen, M. Bayle, H. Porter, D. Belknap, R. Selfridgef C. Rea, J. Roush, R. Hoffman, W. Wallace. Back Row-J. Hewes, F. Brown, A. Bayle, N. Beebe, M. Bayle, B. Wright, Miss Woolsey, T. Tenhuisen A. Rhebergen, D. Grover, L. Garfield, M. Goldberg, C. Adams. 27

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gr in l U 'Z A '5 '15 X25 3.5 4 , A . in V WE LIVE in the realization that the future belongs to those who prepare f0l' it. The reason we found it necessary to fight a second World War is that we have focused too much attention on the past and havenjt given enough thought to the future. Ami so, as the 'Tfitizens of TUl7L0fl'01,U,M we are rleternzinefi to give greater thought and energy tolvarrl building an Anzerizfa in which there shall be greater happiness than ever before-opportunity for growth and advance- ment-protection of the inalienable rights of men--alui security against enemies. N This is the vision of Hguilzling for D6lIIflJlfflll'lY,- which we rereive after stuziy- ing in the various alepartrnents mentioned in this sez-tion. 29 '