Phelps Central High School - Highlights Yearbook (Phelps, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1945 volume:

LOCAL HISTORY 371.8976 Phelps Hlghllghts - 1945 ' 14 J L L ' A ,fm . ,N , ',f: 7-eg' Pheiws w,0mmv,rnn'!'y Laorcary j H' Y. A bg , 1, . D 'PQQ74 -PhQMaEhwGw nbrR 14525 f E ,fQUi 5113355-9 ' K' A -...ev .,3 ,-K QJAG. N ff? L ' .'1.f'., ,lzilfl N'-'am k 'x Xgnx' ' K 5'- ll-lv-vlvq-. .,f,-. A 4? -,,-n Yung .g. ,, wh- if 1 41,4 , ,-,A Xu.- sl:.L-i ny. Ig' M 1 3:33 if ff .1- , ff' .' W? 11 5 f , I ,-. 1 'I' 4 W I x Q ? ,, -Y...,Yf. , , :'ff...1'7.: 1' ,, T I -9 H ' -?7 JkQ , ' K ' F . '. '14 Q..L 54: V, . ,i.,5k ,-.,.2fK1i,!,.iY 38:7 M .V ,, ,, M., 1 f , A ' A c .3 ' I 1 r 4 7' , my 4' y gl M 1.4. J, f ' ,'? A'.1 .' 3 33- ' an Ji. .Ms -fY.11v' 'f :7w,g.'L. 1 .5--1-'9'a4: -f JM,-Vfws Ffa .Jw .- B,-in -a, ' Q4 'w.m. vii.-.vm-- y: H fr: 4 r-.f:',. ' M - 5' 1'- ,W . , ,. av , , K , .-.,. U -, -. . , i ,-if . A a 1 4... x-4 ical- pkwd ewfzaf Salad p Wea! 2046 ,awww 7444 ZMWM 'Zfagdagmz 7 745 Zemfaad P1-. 1 UBRH New Ydk it T, ,N if ' -'fzl-,tr'i'lM ' ffl H- A- ' ,. at i Q -Sw' .:.s?a-f ' 3ef'ua4' t' w ' - as Forward When we graduate from Phelps Central, we will al- ways look back on it as the beginning of our future. It is here, where each and every one of us is taught the essen- tial education needed to prepare us for the years to come. As the war has not ended yet, the future and what is in store for us is very uncertain. No matter where we are or what we are doing, we will always remember the Phelps Central School, and respect the high ideals it has set forth. So that we will always remember our high school years, we have published this, the Phelps Highlights. We hope that the reading of this book will bring you as much enjoyment as we have had in compiling it. Z ' 'Jr' -f ' V -- . i V- .. . YW , -i--1-i...... ,.. t - .V . . x V, J ' ' - ,, , V H Z H.,-pf . ' -mar , . V' .,!,T .. A JJ- my 7 1 w----fv.v-- 1. Dedication We, the Class of 191115, dedicate this issue of the Phelps Highlights to Mr. Oliver Cook. His assistance and ad- vice in many of our activities has made them successful. His high ideals of fair play and sportsmanship will un- doubtedly help us in the future. l 3 Phelps Highlights Published by PHELPS HIGHLIGHTS STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................... Business Manager. Art Editor ....... Advertising Editor. . Advisor ......... Charles Cook Helen Converse Paul Grough ..... .- STAFF Lois Overslaugh 4 .Jacob Lockenieyer . . .Margaret Petty . . . .Phil Gifford . . . . .Dorothy Hicks Mary L. Connolly lane Goldsworthy James Hatch Richard Mclntyre uw' Leoq 41,3A,.,-- --fr., .-hz.. ., . - -Y ,uv Y -., ' ' x ',. Administration Grove A- Nagel, Principalg Fredrick Weaver, Vice-Principal. W 'YY l, BOARD OF EDUCATION Leo Goldsworthy, Presidentg John Stroupg Mrs. Willing, Treasurerg Norman Rockefellerg Mrs. Rose, Clerkg Claire Bennett, Felix Taney. 5 V ,gg P syn!!-6 - . .4' 'Hn 'Ark-J1w T.- .., ,. .- ,pf ,.-U.: i- g V4 .4 . , ',,,,1'f ,i. ., ,- -- f sf! 7. 1 6! '4sl.f-L7 'l1-. fa.: 'sf A . an ' - 'fL'iiiLw.wn:,1L.Q'ViI -vw--H2 l -Taz. 1141 J' K. ..3 ,- lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: f. A X ,ps s 1 .yr 5 - V. ., . , if . . . 1 Doris Munro, languagesg Mary K. Brick, librarian: Fredwlck Weaver 1 , sc ence, vice-prin- cipal, Mrs. Amber Rose secretary' Grove Nagel princi al Mr R t , , , p 3 s. u h McCarthy, arty Mrs Alice Blankenhorn, eighth gradeg Georgia Frese, homemaking. Mrs. Helen Pearce, Iifth gradeg Mrs. Miriam Howard, mathematicsg Dorothy Bullcck third grade: Mrs. Rita Carnes, sixth grade, Virginia G1as'er, sixth gradeg Janis Thompson fourth grade: Mrs. Ellen Sisson, third grade, Louise Welch, commercial. Mrs. Alta Hicks, fourth grade: Mrs. Flossie Derr, fifth grade: Mrs. Esther Cuddeback klndergarteng Margaret Kelly, iirst grade: Mary Louise Connolly, English, Ida Linquest second grade, Georgia Cochrane, second gradeg Mrs. Margaret Adams, seventh grade John Fraser, band: Mrs. Bernice Burns, nurse, teacher: Mrs. Helen Severson, first grade: Oliver Cook boys' physical education' Jean Kna ' l , , pp, gir s physical educationg Arlon Wil- bur, industrial arts' Alexander Major ' ni hi , , Ju or igh mathematics, science, visual aids, Lucia Warwick, seventh grade. Faculty 6 --...A,4, n y -1'7 x 9 J 1 :I ' 1' n 'iA ff- ,, Aug-Vw Lf--- Y 'xp --+- - -LKL , ,,, 4' ' fQ +-,,.:' I J'--+ -A Lf ,A-f.. .-, HW? --- ill--,L - 34- '. ' rr, ff, . 4,,,,'.x,,, xg. A , Jr. I X - bi, , V K '1 5 History of Class of 1945 ln 1941 fifty-nine Hbootsi' entered training at Phelps Central School. We elected as our commanding officer, Dorothy Hicks. Her 3SSlSt311t WSIS Jacob LOCk6- ineyer, while Eleanor Canne took care of our correspondence. Marion Donnelly had charge of our finances. Mrs. Miller, Mr. Hartmann and Mr. Leader were our faculty admirals. The next year we were promoted to Second-Class Seamen-48 strong. This term Alfred Ruthven, Robert Craig, Helen Converse and Jacob Lockemeyer were our class officers. Mrs. Widmer and Mr. Cook replaced Mrs. Miller and Mr. Leader who had received honorable discharges from P.C.5. In our Junior year 36 of the group started the term. The commanding officers elected were: Jacob Lockemeyer, President, Ellsworth Updyke, Vice-President, Sec- retary, Alfred Ruthven, and Treasurer, Floyd Totman. Up until this year we had been rather an inactive company. But during the year we purchased our Class rings which we like very much. Our MNeptune's Prom was the most successful venture of the year. Admiral Hartmann left us, but Mrs. Widmer and Mr. Cook remained with our company. There were 37 Lieutenants to start our last year. ,lacob Lockemeyer again commanded us, aided by Vice-President Dorothy Hicks, Secretary Eleanor Canne, and Treasurer Floyd Totman. This last year we held a very successful-both social and financial-Christmas Ball. Our Senior Play, held in April, proved that we had some remarkable talent in the group. ln June we are planning to take a shakedown cruise. Mrs. Burns, who took Mrs. Widmefs place, and Mr. Cook advised us in our last year at P.C.S. We'd like to promote Mr. Cook to a five-star admiral for his cap- able help and guidance during our four years. Now that our training has been completed we've realized that four years go by all too quickly. We, the Seniors, close this, our history, especially paying tribute to those who actually became Hbootsn or uprivatesn before they could graduate. A Paul Adams Song Themes -- - - - . - - - --Sweet Rosie O7Grady Muriel Bennett . . . .... People Will Say We're ln Love Charles Blair .. Bernice Bremer . Eleanor Canne . Ruth Clement .. Helen Converse Charles Cook .. Betty Craig .... Paul Crough .... George DeBoover Virginia DeLooze Bay Deliuyter . . . Evelyn DeWind Shirley Eighmey Phil Gifford lane Goldsworth Gerald Goodmany. . . l lim Griffee ...... . l D .lim Hatch ...... n Dorothy Hicks . . . l i l Betty Knauss .. Betty Leverty .. .--. ...- ...- - - -.-- No Love, No Nothing - - - ---. Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet - - .--- He's My Guy -- -.-- Happy ln Love . . . .... lt's a Long, Long Trail LTO East Roch.j Going My Way? .- --Small Fry - -.-. Girls Donlt Mean A Thing Pm Beginning To See the Light Always Don't Fence Me ln A Little On The Lonely Side Bell Bottom Trousers Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar Can't Make Up My Mind Don't Ever Leave Me Betty Lou Playmates Confessinl My Dreams Are Getting Better Together page 20 . .LL.-,i.,....a - -... . s I fp ,Q-L '-'QL '27 ' ' ' ' A ' ' j A , ' - Y ', . 7 'g 1.:7 .- :',y7 f i ' , lp- -, U' V -1 .v 1 , , ,, - , V'5.:,,ll?,:1 , of, .if.a'fa',- Q .-,igogv , - P -W4 ' if . ' ' ' -A f Ia-. . .'1f' o -9-i. 'f-I -h i' H ,Lf , , ,d N ,. W, r W Y , ,JH M A RI N IIS j ACUIS LUCK liMliYIiR Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 'I'umblin5g Club -l, Yearbook 4, Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, Projectifm Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Fresh- man Class, 'l'reasurer Sophomore Class, President junior Class, President Se-iior Class, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Chairman, junior Prom Committee, Student Association 1, 2, 3 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Manager Baseball 1, Editor- in-Chief of Yearbook, Student Council 2, Senior Play 4. DDRDTI I Y liI,lZfiliIi'l'l'l H l CKS Band l, Z, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Sextette 2, All-State Chorus 2, Solo Contest 3, President of Ifreshznan Class, Vice-President of Senior Class, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Head Cheerleader 4, D.A.R. Contest 4, Prize Speaking 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, School Paper 3, Iiditor-in-Chief 4, Advertising Editor of Yearbook 4, Student Council, 2, Dramatics Club 2, Stamp Sales 4, junior Prom Chairman, Decoration Chairman Senior Ball, U.A.A. Council Z, Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Meet l, 2, 3, 4, Play Day 1, 3, Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, Dance Club 4, Gym Demonstration 2, 3, Senior Play 4. ICLILANOR jIEAN CANNE Chorus 1, 3, 4, Accompanist of jr. Chorus 4, Homemaking Club ior Class, Secretary of Student Council 2, Secretary of Dramat- ics Club 2, Usher 3, 4, Typing Club 3, junior Prom Commit- tee, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Play 4. l FLOYD ICARI, 'l'D'l'MAN l Izumi 1, 2, 3, +1 now' clll0 llFi 2: Mixed U1 it-5 2, 3, 4, 'lireasurer junior Red Cross C Olllllll 3 , , .i 4 , ,- . . .V . . i, 'lil'CIlSllI'Cl' Senior C lass, Publit bpetllxlllkl 3- Bfleltetlldll 4' Nd Umm, H,,,,,,,. Smiety 3, 4, junior Prom Committee 3, Senior N Ball Committee 4, Senior Play 4. 9 l, President 2, Secretary of Freshman Class, Secretary of Sen-- ' ' orus 3, 4, Dramat- ' t' , Student As-- Sociglfion 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, lreasurer junior C lass, iw--Y----ff-M -------- - 1--f J ,, - 1 'K' Tig' WTTTT 43, -+A.: T + , f. 1 Lf vrfm' H - .- A f. Vl-T--1 -2' A5 -' . W '-1 . , '1 1 -1' ' W tr 1 '! A'L1:!g'3i'V '!nWiif i 'i g'1 'Y5f:'.'f'iilg 'xai'.Q'-?'l , iJLf's. .i - S?! 7 'fil if L 'V' i g , ,L HM. -i iv- 4m,L.f...i...,a, .., ,- 4 ,, , vw. M -- .. .. '. sJ1:,.H 'r v ..,.,,' ..-. - - - - . fi V--LA-A 1 l PAUL WINDFIELD ADAMS 3, 4, Track Meet 1, 2, 3, -lg Science Club 1, Victory Corps Z Student Association 1, 2, 3, -lg Vice-President Student Courcil 35 Senior Play 4. MURIEL JANICE BENNETT Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 23 Victory Corps 2, Dramaties Club 3, -lg Dance Club -lg Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, +5 junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4. CHARLES EMERSON BLAIR Victory Corps 1, 2, Tumbling 2, 3, Football 2, 3. -l. BERNICE LUCILLE BRIZMER Girls' Chorus lg Home Economics 1, 2, Victory Corps 23 Li- brary Club 2, 3, Basketball Intramurals 2,31 Track Meet 1, 2, 35 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, -lg Representative of G.A,A. 3, -lg Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, -lg President of Dramatics Club 32 junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee +3 Student Usher 3, +3 Head Usher -l-g Stamp Sales -lg President of Student Council 4, Associate Editor of School Paper -lg Student Assoc iation 1, 2, 3, -lg Senior Play 4. 10 ,Y .ef QL. pm- .. - , X , Y - '--- ,:-..a.-......u..,..1.....fL..u......41,, -L.--n+.......-a....a,.. ... ...,L..-.....-.... va., 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, -lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, +5 Basketball Coach Future Farmers of America 3, -lg Boys' Chorus 2, Chorus 3, -l-' 9 Q -v-N qi?- --A A r f ': fwfr' g'e gff' -----ew , ,C , L.r,,j - 1 L- ' -f ,,-5 s . , A , , . , - .Mg A .g A ,lg I, st- tr: HM' iiifff Q15 'a t ,f-.:.-Q 1 A L We 1 ' 1 s aw- f ' jf f RU'l'l'l jOYCE CLEMENT Transferred from Penn Yan, Senior Yearg Mixed Chorus -l. HELEN VI DELL CONVERSE Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, -lg Szving Band 2, 3g Girls' Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, -lg Cheerleader 2, 3, -lg Dance Club -lg Yearbook Siaff lg Decoraion Chairman of Junior Prom 3g Orchestra Chairman of Senior Ball -lg Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4g Sec- retary of Sooliomore Class 2: Band Ensemble 3g All-State Band 3, lg Student Association 1, 2, 3, -lg National Honor Society -lg Valedictorian. CHARLES VVRIGHT COOK Airplane Club 1, 2g Boys' Chorus. 2g Mixed Chorus 3, -lg Stu- dent Council 3g Student Council Vice-President 4g Yearbook Staff -lg Junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Ball Committee -lg Public Speaking Contest 3g Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY JEAN CRAIG Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Association 1, 2, 3, -lg Library Club 1, 21 Tfeilsufel' Homemaking Club 3g Junior Prom Committee 3g Secretarial Club +g VVar Stamp Sales -lg School Paper 1g Play Day lg Sen- ior Play -l. 11 Ml-',',,, .- . --. Yl-A-Vi4,C,. -F'-in V vu, PAUL EDVVARD CROUGH Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Public Speaking 2, 3, 43 Debate Club 13 Dramatic Club 23 Library Club 33 Bas- ketball Manager 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Senior Ball Committee 43 Student Council Member 43 School Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Boys' Chorus 23 Salut- atorian. GEORGE FRANCIS DE BOOVER Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Student Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 1. VIRGINIA JANE DELOOZE School Paper 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 33 Secretarial Club 43 Typing Club 33 Junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Chairman of Senior Ball Advertising Committee 43 Stamp and Bond Sales 4. RAYMOND ANDREW DE RUYTER Model Airplane Club 1, 23 Science Club 1, 23 Victory Corps 1, 2. 12 his-up 'HL 4 F, ,, 01144 2254222 we 3 74 -V H M TTA' U -CAWT Iliii ' A 1, K- I Y- A , ,- ,,. ,,- Y, -. T-W ,R -' - - - - '-- - - , V .L -,71 5'-I - .,-.ww ITL' '?'1-M agi gs , 1- , ' ww--'lififw Q.-1 Q'f.I T3 LW' ',- ' Q 1 -1 ef- . ,f : 7.f.'f3 f--Qs' -H -N. ,J 7-1. 1-gt' 3, Y .-L. t ,.,i,i1,',L, W ' Lp, -I , I- , f v m V ebkv v- , ,,. .:M?f,I,F1 wi - , 0 'f gviy :I 6.14, ,L - ,, ...k A , gN:,,,.v,g ,i -413 ..i.i.V fi b .1 ,Ck .Aj,.x.c: H WY-3' 'S 1 EVELYN MARGARET DE VVIND curls, Ch0fUS 1, +1 Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 12 G-A.A. Representative 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, +, SHIRLEY JUNE EIGHMEY Band Z, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Public Speaking 3, 4, Homemaking Club 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Dance Club 4, Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Meet 1, 2, Manager 3, Assembly Committee 4, Senior Play 4. PHILIP SUTHERLAND GIFFORD Projection Club 4, School Paper 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Victory Corps 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4. JANE KATHRYN GOLDSVVORTHY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director of Band 4, Swing Band 2, 3, All-State Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Sextette 1, 2, Cheerlead- ing 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, School Paper 4--Fashion Editor, Yearbook Staff 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Meets 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Day 1, 3, Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, Student Council Member 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 4, Dramatics Club 2, Orchestra Chairman of Junior Prom 3, Decorating Committee of Senior Ball 4, Gym Demonstration 2, 3, 4, Brass Ensemble COIIYCST 33 Senior Play 4. 13 GERALD LEE GOODMAN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Band 15 Model Airplane Club 25 Victory Corps 2: Tumbling Club 35 Student Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Manager of Basketball 4. JAMES RICHARD GRIFFEE Band 15 Airplane Club 2, 35 Projection Club 45 Tumbling Club 4. .IAMES EUGENE HATCH Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, -1-5 Chorus 35 Debate Club 25 Football 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Tumbling 45 Library Club 1, 25 Model Air- plane Club 35 Industrial Art Club 1, 25 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Safety Patrol 15 Field Day 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 4. KENNETH HOUSE United Srates Navy 14 ...is affsrnfwsffr M ' HV ,,, --- Y Y'-L 'l:' '- '-- - '-4?bv'-fn , li, Z - xgi... ' - , , ' V '--, ,V uv: , ,, - H' f , - ,, . ,, v 1, .. - . -11 V, '. v,4,.:,, 7 rm - . ,, , ' fff-T7 ii'-i-+'- fi 'i ' T , ,Z X Vg ,U , .R , 4 ,, , , M , - , 'QT- ,,., , ,H ,.,., J- - 1, - l, -, A--A. 1 .,,, ,A ,- x-- ,, 4 V ,ff-w ,. ay. 'A ' A E' 'ef e -EL C ' -ww?-f'.w,'rff1'-if at ,vtlzw - f-L L ,..,, ,S ,,..-Q,-+2 vt .J 222, , 3. ' 'A BETTY LOU KNAUSS Homemaking Club 2, Library Club 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, School Paper 4. BETTY LO U LEVERTY Transferred from Livonia Central School, 1944, Senior Ball Committee 4. DOROTH EA ELLA LUNICK Transferred from Dundee Central School, 194-4, Mixed Chorus 4. Student Association 1, VVILLIAM LYON 2, 3, 45 Basketball 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, In- dustrial Arts Club 1, 2. 15 , . V r1iii QT i , 1'4-if-'zeifi' - ' ' - f'ffH2-Aw,1.f ef- Qlgli wr,-f4lfl1ff, l'liilffflafi at ! zf,eai4.1., z- 1513.55 t. 1J'0-' 1 ii' RCP' w,vu W1, 1G tb.. -.M Many, ,V 1 '11 ..-.- ' ,. 4, ' RICHARD LEWIS MCINTYRE Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling Club 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Football 45 Basketball 45 Shop Club 15 Victory Club 25 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Typing Club 35 Senior Play 4. LOIS ELLEN OVERSLAUGH Art Club 1, 25 Dramatics Club 35 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Homemaking Club 1, 25 Treasurer of Homemaking Club 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 School Paper 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Student As- sociation 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing Club 35 Chorus 15 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 4. MARGARET ELLEN PETTY Band 1 2, 3, 45 School Paper 3, 45 Secretary of Student Council 35 Play Day 15 Business Editor of Highlights 45 Library Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chairman of Ticket Committee for jun- ior Prom 35 Field Day 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing Club 35 Brass En- semble Contest 35 Gym Demonstration 1 2, 3, 45 Junior Gift to Seniors 35 Senior Play 4. BETTY DOROTH Y POLLOT Transferred from Geneva High School, 19435 Dramatics Club 45 Homemakmg Club 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 Typing Club 35 Secretar- ial Clllb 49 JUUIOI' Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee, 42 War Stamp Sales 4. 16 ....+- - Y ,... - , , - k '-+- '--.-4--:.a...,...... .4 ...,. .. -M- Wi 'c'-'e ' W TTT' C C ff'- TY' V Y 'TQ iT P-4 TKT' 'T' T-...T . ,az 5' 4 f'T M 4 . 'ff' 'F' ' Y, . Y Y ,tmp 4:17 My ff l , 'f'f4V-' . fl X Q , -if ,Yi Jif., g .. . 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ROSE MARY VERDEHEM Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Secretarial Club 45 President of Secretarial Club 45 Treasurer of Student Council 45 Dance Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 45 Senior Ball lfommittee 43 Homemaking Club 1, 2, 35 School Paper 49 Play Day 1, 3? Usher 45 Senior Play 4. 17 ., 'Q 1, . r ,Yale ll ff ,M u, Q' -HHN' w . ,mg .H M ff K z Service Page - .,,., I .4.. ,,A, , 14 , .. .Lal I fff f-f .wa 5 3 f, 11 i4f'f S UC Donald Gaston USN lst P.O. John Kenyon USMM H, . , - Private Robert Craig USMC 54 'je' v,,, Sp s i 1 A A Kg, A Q rs 'X fe - ..i S 2!c Robert Stroup USN S lfc Elvin Grube USN Pvt. James Mauro AC. A picture of Pvt. Mauro was not available at the til ne this book went to press, 18 4 1 L -Af i 2 f l l l i I .E 5 5 E A Saws' ff - ff - -- -Q :-'T' ' ' ' H' 'L r '?3i i:-. Zi'1T..i5' f,T '- T 'i 'i ' --- ' J- L-f . ' f ' , ' . , . , '-615-.15-.an-2,41 f-14 I -' ' ' -- 7'3 - Class Prophecy As it is customary to make a class pro h - ' ' ' ' ' . . , t i p Cty, lt IS my duty as editor in chief to dolthllsi. . With the world still in turmoil and the war far from finished, it is difficult t0 0-o into the future. .I-Iowever, I will endeavor to see a decade ahead and let my lmagmatlon PlaY 3 Part In this Pf0PhCCY, and sincerely hope that anyone of the 1945 class will be able to look back to our senior year as one of the most eventful and hap- piest of his life. WC, the Seniors, have plans made for the future and discussed all the different angles of various professions and trades. Well, years can change things. Paul Adams discovered that it takes years of hard work to build a truck and farming business. Would you have succeeded, Paul, without the able assistance of Bose Verdehem? 0 Jerry Goodman has just built a large G.L.F. plant in Iunius after years of planning. His wife, Muriel Bennett, advertising manager. Farmers from all over this area travel to trade there. By hard work in high school, George DeBoover and Bill Lyon have one of the most scientific farms of this county. flf you are doubtful, ask them.J It may be a coincidence, but the person in school who always had an answer for every question is now one of our important radio figures. He can be heard every Tuesday night at 9:30 on station l'I.I.O.U. It is none other than Phil Gifford with his famous NYour Questions Answered Here program. There were three senior girls who decided to be secretaries in big business. As information comes in about the alumni, I notice that Eleanor Canne is head secre- tary at Lawyer Richard McIntyre's Law Office in New York City. Do you think your business would have been prosperous without the tiring efforts of your teachers at school? Evelyn DeWind is taking care of all the bookkeeping and other details at the Phelps G.L.F., which is under the management of her husband, Glenn Morgan. As I glance through the newspapers, I notice that Betty Knauss is working as a stenographer at the American Can. Here is one girl who made good use of her high school education. Alfred Ruthven just took over his brother's trucking business, also the service station. There is one little thing people have objected to, he 'always arrives late for work. Habits are hard to break you know. I I just finished reading a college newspaper from the University of Rochester. As the students give comments on their favorite teachers, I see the name of Floyd Tot- man, American History, and Paul Crough, Mathematics teacher. I,m sure every one of the class of '45 is proud of these two prominent educators. Who knows, some day they may teach at Phelps Central. Bell Aircraft has just put out a new plane, designed by James Griffee. It is the best plane ever put out by this plant. It will be given a trial test by the famous test pilot of W.W. 2, Captain Ellsworth Updyke, who has tested more planes than coffee beans passed the equator. fGood luck, Elsiell The three girls who were always together in high school are still together after all these years. Dorothy Hicks, Jane Goldsworthy and Helen Converse are working at one of the biggest jobs in the United States. They are nurses in the Army. They always did like to travel and meet new people. As there is more need for blueprints of intricate machinery to further the ffrowth of our nation, Charles Cook has himself a life-time job. He is head drafts- idian at General Motors. Charlie is responsible for many of the new modern cars. The great basketball star of our '41114-945 team, Iohn Scherbylh is PlaYing with 19 N59--- W the Fort Wayne Zolleners. John is a regular and plays forward. He averages I5 points a game. D There is one girl to make a prophecy about would be as unpredictable as the weather. Right now she is working on the radio. She can talk all she .wants to over, 64We, The People, Voice Our Opinion. Margaret Petty has had many jobs, too num- erous to mention. Iam sure she is happy now. In the line of sports, we find Charles Blair now playing pro-football. He is an end for the Washington Redskins. His bruising body blocks and tackles are enough to make anybody shudder. Bernie Bremer, with the help of her husband, is now working her father's farm. She helps work the farm days and watches him do housework nights. Our little man of out-of-town, James Hatch, is still doing it. He is a sales- man for the uBuy Your Caskets Early or Invest in Best Companyf' His boss tells me late hours do not affect him. Just like school days, huh, Jim? By all reports, Ray Deliiuyter still travels to Skusels Corners two or threc nights a week. I wonder how long this will continue. Suspense makes people cur- ious, Bay. It was just flashed ovcr the radio that Admiral Walt Smith has just married. The lucky bride is our lady of society, Shirley Eighmey. All of us wish her the best of luck. A new theatre has just been opened in Newark, The DeLuxe, managed by Betty Lou Leverty. By all appearances it is everything that the name implies. Inci- dentally, while in Newark last week I walked past a barber shop and I saw Virginia DeLooze waiting for her husband. She waited about one hour. During our senior year in high school, I remember an incident just like the one I just mentioned. What is the matter with your persuasive powers, Virginia? In the growing town of Oaks Corners a new store has just been built. It is a five and ten cent store, managed by Lois Overslaugh. fLois figured it would increase the population and they might eventually become a city. il Another one of our former classmates in the service is Betty Pallot. She is in the Nurse Corps, stationed in England. I have not heard any of them complain about going overseas. I wonder why? One of our alumni who is happily married is Ruth Clement. She is living in that wonderful town of Penn Yan. Another one of our alumnus who has moved out of town is Dorothea Lunick. She is now living in Dundee, happily married. Betty Craig has a very successful job. In a law office. The name has not been disclosed. Betty is a difficult person to find when information is needed. As the years pass, many of these people will change their occupations. We wish them all the success in the world, no matter what they do. Iacob Lockemeyer Dorothea Lunick Bill Lyon ...... Dick McIntyre .. Lois Overslaugh . Maggie Petty Betty Pollot .... Alfred Buthven . Iohn Scherbyn .. Floyd Totman .. Ellsworth Updyke Rose Verdehem . Song Themes I Surrender, Dear My Sister and I Itis So Peaceful In The Country Sleep Song Eyes On The Fleet Poor Little Rhode Island Into Each Life, Some Rain Must Fall Heas I-A In The Army Mary Is A Grand Old Name . . . .Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing - - - .... Sweet Dreams Sweetheart Pan Handle Pete -Y Hs- .. .....i........,--.......4..k..., s....: ' .. .- -- NAME ANSWERS TO FAMOUS FOR PET PEEVE WEAKNESS FAVORITE OCCUPATION Paul Adams Pete O Crooning Being called Melvin Hill Teasing ROSE! MFrankie Muriel Bennett Bennie Square dances Sailors Jerry Censored Charles Blair Chuck Football Waterloo Fishing Railroad Express Bernice Bremer Bernie Acting Pete Adams Milkman Chattering Eleanor Canne Elly Neatness Sarcastic remarks The NAVY Combing her hair Ruth Clement Ruthie Her jokes Liars English Class Eating Helen Converse Conzie Feather cuts Gas-rationing Dates Talking e about BURT Charles Cook Cookie Crimson Confusion Janitor Hood Women Hitch-hiking Betty Craig Craigie Her Sv Ft. Bossy teachers Square-dances Talking Paul Crough Professor Wisdom Gossipers Sleep Being Johnny on the spot George DeBoover George Oral Topics Shirley Eighmeyi Farming Virginia DeLooze Ginny Hair Show-offs Red-hair Taking care of kids Raymond DeRuyter Ray Wavy hair Flat tires His car Traveling to Junius Evelyn DeWind Evviel Smile , Gossip Navy Blues Writing letteiisw Shirley Eighmey Skip' l Laughing at her Sarcastic teachers Sarcastic remarks Handing in Wrong Own jokes assignments Phillip Gifford Mooch Clothes High cost of living R.B.l.-Blind dates .lamesson's Jane Goldsworthy Goldie Bangs . Being kept waiting Sax-players Dancing 1,125 NAME ANSWERS T0 AFAMOUS FOR PET PEEVE E WEAKNESS FAVORITE . . OCCUPATION Gerald Goodman Gerry His car No gas Muriel Sputtering James Griffee Griff Corney jokes Gifford Cigarette shortage Motor-skooters James Hatch Puddin-head Shootin-BULL Dawn! l Sodus-? Nite-life fplusj Dorothy Hicks Dot Personality No mail Motor-cycles Talking 1 fl' Kenneth House Bones The Third Person Bullies Airplanes Navy Betty Knauss Mousie Slimness Jealousy Printing-office Quietness Betty Lou Leverty Lulu Nail-polish Working Sat. nites Griff Sewing 4 Jacob Lockemeyer Zeke Disposition, Uncooperative Parking! ! Drivingihis cars A Willingness people I Dorothea Lunick Dot Dundee Too much noise Men-? ? Who J-knows? ? William Lyon Bill ' His farm Walking home Bashfulness Raising Cain in Study Hall Richard Mclntyre Mac Whistling M. L. Connolly Wolfing Sleeping Lois Overslaugh Lois Sailors High-lite staff Geneva Collecting records Margaret Petty Ma-Gee Collecting money Gossip--? ? Rhoseulsland Wolfessing Betty Pollet Betty Night life People not on time! Newark Writing letters Alfred Ruthven Alf Bright remarks People not acting Women Selling gas! their own age John Scherbyn Johnny Basketball Mary Alice English Class Thumbing rides Floyd Totman Floyd His Height Collecting money Dancing Driving Ellsworth Updyke Ellsy Heading West Nosy people Virginia Janitor Work Rose Verdehem Rosie Her driving False teeth Pete Bookkeeping ,QM iM. - ' 'T ' ' ' ' ,, ' 2 PfiJ'iT A ' 'Yam .:rii:..: '-wif f 'v hu A, afA.. , 1 .5 u ku M L 1 G 1254 eg 1913 Rgwg F1-ase G., Advisor: DeMay M.g Tyman D.g Howe D.g Meath J.g Mollenkoph E.g Adsitt M.g Haick G.g McCarthy R., Advisor. 2nd Row: Welch P.g Morgan F.g Taylor M.g Adams B.g Davidson M.g Kenfleld M.g Converse M.g Clark D.g Wilbur G.g Ridley B. 3rd Row: Steen B.g Sinack R.g Arnold T.g Balcolm Fig Knauss S.g VanDamme P.: VanHemel, V.g House E.g Lunick G.: Fairman H.g Kelsey H. 4th Row: Whibeck L.: Lyon J.g Grainer I-1.3 Abel P.g Lyon B.g Harland G.g Raes K.g Dixon J.g Oaks M.g House J.g Wilkes A. Junior Class The Junior Class, which now has 36 members, elected, under the supervision of lVlrs. lVlcCarthy and Miss Frese, the following officers: President, Janies Meathg Vice-President, Elmer Mollenkophg Secretary, Dorothy Howe, Treasurer, Donald Tv- nian. Our representatives to the Student Council, George Harland, Jerry Dixon, Betty Lyon and Daisy Clark. At the beginning of the year we purchased our class rings, with which we are thoroughly pleased. In social life we put on the annual Junior Prom, which was held in the Spring. 24 -- ' -H b?sT AQ is Um H F'-9-Q-Qi? ,W ma...m 1' ' - ,, Y H-+ -4 'A 'LT '- U r ' A ' ' ' 'YAY-' ,T' ' '-B ' nz-. - -V m- 1--'v:s+-v--1-+---- ----- --Af-f- '- , , -V , ' - .. . t tg:-.N,s ' J. . , sag ,pr , ,. '- 1- . - t 41' ' 1-. .,- , , . , .. 'f,gw.- .. ,V I I- , ,L ., ,i ,sr - ,sn 4, .',. ,. Mrk , gyigsfi ,Qing :, ,,. ,,.s,l ,UL :ik 5-l I I -',,,.,,,v,.:L M?'5i.b ,.,1 Vw ,qg: , ,rqiwlu n in rt 7 ,tl Al, It .Q-wffla, :,.A,,f,.::sg'l new s- A ' '- B - r ' - '14 'rf -r f . P ,SQ N 4 First Row: Miss Brick, advisorg Wilson, Adams, Gilford, Miller, Tstman, Johnson, Mr. Weaver, advisor. Second Row: Bishop, Davis, Crouch, Oaks, Sabin K, Williamson, Pollot, Oaks. Third Row: Hulster, Hill, Powell, DeLooze, Leverty, Boswell, Nash, Evertts, DeBoover. Fourth Row: Fox, Rodman, Cockett, West, DeMay, Mikelite, Steele, Grube, Gleason. 1 Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class has elected the following officers: President, Patricia s Gifford, Vice-President, Gertrude Totmang Secretary, Velma Adams, Treasurer, Jeanne Miller. ln November we went to Newark on a hayride party. The hayride proved to he successful, in spite of the rainstorm which soaked the entire group. Wle are planning to have a Sophomore Hop before school closes. Our class advisors are Mr. Weaver and Miss Brick. 1 4 25 Fist Row: Weaver, Heffron E, Sellers, Eggleton, DeWind, Morgan, Dunham, Iddings, Austin, Tul- let, Tiffany, King. Second Row: Monroe D, Advisor: Fisher, DeCann, Sinack, Overslaugh, Jorgenson, Bankert, Bement Lockemeyer, Knapp J, Advisor. Third. Row: Benge, Crawford, Canne, Peck, Barbaiace, Sabin, Steen, Oaks S, Masiyn, Smith, Bishop Fourth Row: Kneut, Smith S, Gaylord, Pickard, Bishop J, Crough, Adsitt, DeBoover, Scherbyn Lambert, Avery, Ogden. Fifth ROW: Welch, Minns, Smith H, Lowry, Kneut, Frarery, Kregloh, McWilliams, Meath, Smith K Freshman Class The Freshman Class has 47 members this year and elected the following peo ple as our officers: President, Robert Lockemeyerg Vice-President, Joyce Tiffany: Secretary, Gerry Fisherg Treasurer, Beverly DeWind. William Scherbyn and Jean Bishop were elected as representatives on the Stu- dent Council. G.A.A. representatives are Beverly DeWind and Barbara E,-gfgleton. Our class advisors are: lVlr. Hicks, Miss Munroe and Miss Knapp. A hayride party, originally planned for the fall, but postponed till sprinff f u n Cl, was our biggest activity. 26 Q.,-gif ' ' X 'mr First Row: Bishop, Sweet, Patterer, Pollot, Welch, Maslyn, Bremer, Va11Hemel, DeRuyter, Backus Second Row: Mrs. Blankenhorn, Advisorg Miller, Goodman, U d 'ke, H 1 , C ' G 1 ' - Y, Webster, Mr. Major, Advisor. p y ashes mg' ay Ord' Ridley Third Row: Hawley, Tillman, Smith, Clark, Canfield, VanDeVenter, Fisher, Riley, Howe, Pratt Filiatreau, Benge. Fourth Row: King, Fridley, Peterson, Santelli, VanHyse, Smith, Yeckley, Day, Lyon, Galusha, Ver- dehem, DeLand. Fifth Row: Finewood, Frarey, Cleveland, Cheney, Sping, Adams, Cockett, Jorgenson, Meath Steen, Haygood, Harland, Fagner. Eighth Grade - fRooms 203 81 209, There are 28 pupils in each of the two eighth grade home rooms. The officers of the two rooms are as follows: Room 203-President, Tom Hay goodg Vice-President, Barbara Filiatreaug Secretary, Kenneth Pratt, and Treasurer jack Howe. Room 209-President, Cary Adamsg Vice-President, Nancy Clarkg Sec- retary, Janet Fisher, and Treasurer, Richard Cheney. 1 The cheer leaders for Room 208 included Mary Vanliyse, Eleanor Galusha Jack Howe and Tom Haygood. In Room 209 they were Nancy Clark, Lillian Verde- hem, Jack Riley and Bob Spink. 27 V I ' 'iv' '- ' - -- --1, I, H if i First Row: Henecke, VanCamp, DeRuyter, Winburn, Conklin, Chase, Craig, DeRuyter D, Bowers, Groescup. Second Row: Miss Warwick, advisor, DePaul, Haich, McAllister, Tillman, West, McWilliams, Bud- rnan, Vandemark, Mrs. Adams, advisor. Third Row: Sinack, Sinack, Benge, Fitzgerald, VanCamp, Pollot, Hansen, Perkins, Burch, Young. Fourth Row: Bankert, Miller, Westfall, Clement, Smith, Sellers, Foxx, Tiller, Oaks, Knapp, Steen, Smith. Fifth Row: Peck, Verstreate D, Totman, Howe, Krager, Pollot, Wilson, Oaks, Smith, McAllister, Verstreate C. Seventh Grade Boom 211 started the year with 27 members. Officers are: President, James VanCampg Vice-President, Jerry Roulandg Secretary, Kenneth L. Smith, Treasurer, Virginia Howe. Room 210 started the year with 28 members. Two members left during the year. Officers: President, Everett Peck, Vice-President, Paul Bankertg Secretary, Alice VanCampg Treasurer, Charles VerStraete. A committee system is used in taking charge of the numerous duties connected with the Boom, such as War Stamps, Cheer Leading, Bulletin Board, Housekeeping, and others. Pupils have sponsored a cancelled stamp collection drive, for the benefit of a Children's Hospital in London, which has been very successful. The members of both seventh grade groups co-operated in producing a Washington's Birthday As- sembly program. ' 28 -- ...- .-,-g V- ,-,,.. , Y- mn Yi-.As N-- ,S ' IWQQ -'af 3 A R ' -f H , i k J.: .fJ,L'6f..,,,,..'K',1'jL 7 t I. ' , -- as-. 4r,v'-' ,y'-.-2.-M 1, Q ':-1 , H ..- f , -'wyudsi-,L,:gV, , Y4. Al 'Q Q First Row: Crough, Manager, Mr. Cook, Coach, Lockemeyer, Captaing Goodman, Manager. Second Row: Harland, Adams, McIntyre, Fagner, Meath, Hatch, Scherbyn, Foxx, Ruthven, Updyke. 'I Basketball - 1944 . 45 Phelps had a very excellent season this year, winning all but one game in the B-C League. Zeke Lockemeyer, center, was our Captain, and had for his supporters, Pete Adams, Johnnie Scherbyn, Jim Hatch and Harold Fagner, as well as the entire student body. One very important event was the Phelps-Manchester game. Phelps won the first game at Manchester with a score of 21-23. Then Manchester took Phelps on our home court, 22-29. In several games the Phelps team began to slow down and were in a slump, but they regained their strength in the next two games and all in all it was a highly enjoyable and successful season. Phelps played NB7' League basketball this year and took the Finger Lakes League HB championship. At the time of this Writing the season is not completely over but We trust that it will prove successful. 30 'C' '-xr- 4 ' ' l H K if-TTKTTA HT-T-Yu-T V-T' ff , A'?7- f' . , - -ff' -' - f- 4 - 'W -. .M ...i1L.1 .x'i ' .,' H First Row: Adams, Scherbyn, Mauro, Greenwood, Mollenkoph, Wilbur, Hatch. Standing: Mr. ICOSK, Coachg Crough, Lockemeyer, Morgan, Kenyon, Meath, Tyman, Totman Har an . Baseball The baseball team of 1944 made a good showing. The team won five games A and lost six. One of the highlights of the season was the 6 to 7 victory over Bloomfield at Bloomfield. The pitching of Jim Meath and Johnny Scherbyn, the fielding of Phil Green- wood and Jack Kenyon, the slugging was done by Scherbyn, Wilbur, Adams and Lockemeyer were the high spots of our team. The boys who played the majority of the season were: Wilbur, catcher, Meath, pitcher, Lockemeyer, first base, Hatch, second base, Greenwood, shortstop, Crough, third base. The outfield was made up of Scherbyn, Adams, Tyman, Kenyon, Tot- man, Fagner and Mollenkoph. Other members of the team were Mauro, Stroup, Ban- kert and Abel. The team was coached by Oliver Cook. U 31 ..- -... 4--W Y llll ull wx f--- M ll!! me mi iin - 3. Front Row: H. Foxx, P. Abel, L. Kregloh, R. McIntyre, J. Hatch, E. Updyke, R. Bowen, R. John- son, D. Sabin. Second Row: Mr. Cook, Coach, G. Harland, C. Blair, G. Morgan, J. Meath, J. Lockemeyer, H. Fag- ner, E. Meath, K. House, E. Rodman, Manager. Football The third season of six-man football at Phelps Central was a short one. Due to the closing of school because of the epidemic of polio, the Phelps team had only two weeks of practice before our first game. Our first game was with Weedsport. Phelps showed good spirit, but due to lack of experience, lost by a score of '32 to 13. The second game of the season was with Romulus. This time Phelps showed more power, especially in the second half of the game, but Romulus had too large a lead on us and won by the score of 38 to 28. Phelps lost the third game of the season, which was a return game with Weeds- port, by the score of 36 to 12. Jacob Lockemeyer served as Captain this year, while Jim Meath is Cap- tain-elect. 32 -,wx , f W 'i T 'fax fu 'ADAM' ' T,si..FW .n-..Av,,,, ,nv , . ,V , , V J S, ' ' 11 .f ' fajxf4.:? 2?i1Q.w-:' - Q .iff 1 King, P. Gifford, D. Howe, D, Hicks, J. Goldswoithy, H. Converse, F. DeMay, B. DeWind V , ' 'Cheer Leaders ' Staunchly stands our AlmaolVlater. Stately tall and true. ' Let us all uphold her standardsg Whether old oi' new. To Phelps High School, Alina Mater, Sing a glad refrain. When the echo clies awayg Sing it o'er again. Oh, our interests are with you, Dear old Phelps High School, And we as loyal students, Will obey thy rule. 33 1 Seated: Miss Knapp, Oaks A., Dixon, Bremer B. Standing: DeWind E., Fairman, Sabin, Eggleton B., DeWind, B. Girls' Athletic Association The membership of the Girls' Athletic Association includes every girl in high school. The purpose of the club is to arouse the interests of girls in athletics and to let them participate more in sports. The Athletic Council, which includes two representatives from each class in high. school, is the governing body of the organization. They are as follows: Seniors, Evelyn DeWind and Bernice Bremerg Juniors, Helen Fairman and Marion Davidson: Sophomores. Alberta Oaks and Catherine Sabing Freshmen, Barbara Eggleton and Beverly DeWind. Tournaments are held in several of the sports, which arouse a competitive interest. 34 A s S Y V- T I E 1 A Standing: Adams G, DeBoover, Crough, Dixon, Lyon, Bishop J, Peck, Harland, Clark. Seated: Bishop A, Verdehem, Cook, Bremer. Front: Scherbyn, Haygood T, VanCamp. Mr. Hicks fNot in picturel. Student Council The Student Council is composed of sixteen members, of which there are four representatives each from the Senior and Junior Classes: two each from the Sopho- more and lfreshinan Classes and one representative each from seventh and eighth grade homerooms. The officers for this year are: President, Bernice Bremer: Vice-President, Charles Cook: Secretary, Anne Bishop: Treasurer, Rose Verdehem. For the first time the Student Council had basketball schedules printed and distributed to all pupils in the Junior and Senior High School. They also sponsored an assembly program which was a very interesting talk about Australia by Mr. Wil- liam H. Smith. This year the faculty advisor was Mr. Hicks. 36 -+5 'Q ,Kinky ,Amis ,f - V 'I'- 'w 'fT' Wd T 't ' 'f 'f 'irg T'T ' 'S' - - V we .pi , .. v H A ' f , , A a- ,v s 5'FEifQ,'tf , . , Q vi, 'FET 4 1 if' 3:3321-. vii .. . J W A - U- A Y ,f r. 1 4.12 , F 5, 5 4 A.. I ' . N -FL, .. .N f ,- 4 3. .ahgfagggpwfwgqugwxn . w 'W ' ' 1 l-1' ' ' ' 1',1'ng. 3 A ,A 1 AL ,I LA ' , jail' ', ' 1 'VW lst Row: Crough, Pg Verdehem, R5 Grainer, Hg Lockemeyer, J. 2nd Row: Adams, B3 Bremer, B3 Converse, Hg Howe, D5 Hicks, Dg F, Totman Knot in pictureb. National Honor Society Q The National Honor Society is a nation-wide organization, open to Juniors and Seniors in high school, having the four qualities of the society: Character, Scholar- ship, Leadership, and Service. To he eligible for this organization a candidate must have spent at least one 'ear in Phel s Central School and not more than twent er cent of the Juniors and y A P y .Y 9 D Seniors may be chosen. Part of the quota is chosen in the Junior year and the re- maining part may he felled in the Senior year. The election is made from those With scholarships, eligibility, by the principal pal, three teachers and three students already in the society. This is an excellent organization and any member can be proud to wear the enihleni of the society, the ulfeystone Pin? Y v 37 .f--M - 5 .. ,mf ! ?', mf ' it .- i--'A--- Front Row: Left to right-D. Howe, Hicks, P. Crough, G. Adams, Pratt, M. Converse, Kenfield Lunick, Bennett. Second Row: H. King, Clark, Goldsworthy, Oaks, Tullet, E. VanHemel, Petty, Tiifany, V. Howe Balcom, VanDarnme, Sabin, Peck. Third Row: B. King, Friclley, Eighmey, Scherbyn, Verdehem, Filiatreau, J. Howe, Riley, F. Tot- rnan, P. Crough, J. Lockemeyer, V. Adams, Grainer, B. Lockemeyer, V, Adams, Hatch H. Converse, Smith, Boswell. Fourth Row: Cheney, Overslaugh, G. Totman, Gilford, Mr. Fraser. Band The Phelps High School Band, under the excellent direction of Mr. John C Fraser, consists of fifty-one members. Rehearsals are held every Monday and Wednesday during activity period and individual classes are held during the d D 337- The Band opened their season this year by formation marchinff at the Foot ballof .L 'hfll -' D 1 ames ater in t e a , twent five members under the student director ,lan o Y 1 , , e Coldsworthy, provided the musical background for the uliotary Fair. For the fourth year the Band, in coordination with the chorus, presented its Christmas concert on December 20th, 1944. On February 18th, 1945, thirty-five members entertained the service men at the U.S.O., playing an hour of light music, which was followed by refreshments. Jane Goldsworthy, Helen Converse and Margaret Petty represented the Band at the Slate Music Clinic held at Cato-Meridian in April of this year. The Annual Spring Concert was held March 22nd, 1945. The proceeds were used in purchasing a permanent plaque to honor the men and women from our school who are now serving in the service. 38 WW M' New 'Qi-.ss .sf-V A -we----F- -'-'fume'fs-M'- 'rri T -'A . V- A .W....a , is ' s ' ' s' ' '- ' A ' - 1 ...ff . t. 141 -ff, f'f'- iii . 1 ,iifr'5?'f't 'zfglweix'-i f C First Bow:W!A-Sinith II, Canne, DeMr1y M, Adsitt M, West, Hill, Benge, Peck. Second Row: Oaks S, Oaks M, Barbalaoe, Lunick D, Raes, Ridley, Canne E, Oaks A, Totman, Third Row: iiplglster, Boswell, Powell, DeWind B, DeLooze B, Eggleton, Tullet, Gifford, Converse H, 1 any. Fourth Row: Steen, Lunick G, Bishop J, Nash, Miller, Adams V, King, Howe, DeLooze V, Adsitt J, DeWind E, Fairman. Fifth Row: Bishop A, DeMay F, Clark, Kenfield, Jorgensen, Sabin B, Steen M, Converse M, David- son, Sabin K, Mikolite, Sixth Row: Totman F, Gleason, Crouch, Bankert, DeBoover, Crough, Scherbyn B, Oaks B, Adams P, Cook. I Senior High Chorus The Mixed Chorus, uncle rthe capable direction of Mrs. Holehan, began the year with seventy-nine members. For the annual Christmas Concert the chorus sang several numbers and then collaborated with the Dance Club in producing MA Christmas Carol Service. Four members of the mixed chorus, Marion Converse, Dorothy Howe, Mar- jory Kenfield and Mary Oaks, took part in the All-State Music Clinic held at Cato- Meridian. K 39 a.. W- - f- . Y .1 1 Seated: Goldsworthy, Gifford, Lockemeyer J., Hicks, Petty, Hatch. Standing: Cook, Converse H., Overslaugh L., Miss Connolly, McIntyre. Phelps Highlights Club The Phelps Highlights Club was composed entirely of Seniors. We met every Thursday in the English room to work on the yearbook. This is the ninth year that Phelps Central has published a yearbook and we have tried to live up to the standards of our predecessors. We wish to take this opportunity to thank the advertisers, for without their financial aid our book would not have been possible. We also wish to express our sincere gratitude to lVliss Connolly for her assistance. ' 40 - fr f'i f7W7iT'fQf, in it . ' - p . V. A M Front: Miss Brickg Morgan, Og Fisher, G3 Oaks, S3 Barbalace, C3 Morgan, F. Back: Sellers, R3 Kelsy, H3 Knauss, B3 Overslaugh, Lg Whitbeck, L. Library Club The Library stall was organized at the beginning of the year under the direc- tion of Miss Brick. The club consists of fifteen members with the following officers: President, Geraldine Fisherg Vice-President, Fra Morgang Secretary, Onolee Morgang Treas- urer, Susan Oaks. Our duties in the library consisted of a library work in which we shelved books, helped with Bulletin boards and helped take inventory at the end of each semester. We plan to have some sort of entertainment at the end of the year. K 41 Standing: Goodman, Adams P., DeBoover G., Crouch, Bankert T. Seated: DeBoover J., Lyon J., Steele, Wilkes, Pollot J. Future Farmers of America Club President, Gerald Goodmang Vice-President, Paul Adams, Secretary and Re- porter, Paul Crouch. ' This year, due to war-time conditions and lack of an advisor, the Future Farm- ers were unable to function as they had in other years. Every morning at 10:25 the class left for Clifton Springs, arriving there in time to receive instruction with the Clifton class. ln this way the boys were able to continue their studies in the Agriculture program. The members of the Future Farmers Association wish to thank Mr. Nagel and the Board of Education, through whose efforts they were able to continue our in- struction in Agriculture, and they wish to express gratitude to the Clifton Springs Central School and Mr. Ward Robbins, Agriculture Instructor, whose help and guid- ance were appreciated very much. 42 .Wig .S nf 'Y - 'V iv FY , J ,,,-.,.--4---,Tr------f.-. 'JA--+ --7... , A-,,.. v t I' -,.,,1, i Ag I j Y M U YW, i Y Y V A . K ' ' ' -'- 'H A i :sh ' -.231-H 1.1, J 1' I H'-f --. -M? .f 4 - . ...LEU ' - ' 1- 'f :-'1 . -i . . . .- ... , V. . tm 95'-551 2.1 . :'- -Zvi' 'V '- -65514. . .1 f.-'hy A : ., .,g 51.2. at - 'V- sIi . H . . R, - .1 .r.1zi, . Front Row: J. Meath, R. Lockerneyer, D. Sabin, A. Ovgrslaugh, L. Knegloh, R. Cheney. 2116. Row: Mr. Major, G, Haick, H. Grainer. Back Row: J. Lockemeyer, H. Fagner, R. McIntyre. P. Adama, J. Hatch, E. U ci k , P. G'1T cl P Abel, E. Meath, R. Johnson, C. Grube, E. Rodman? J. Grirfee. p y e 1 or ' ' Projection Club This is the sixth year the Projection Club has been showing films to the classes of PLCS. The school purchased a new projection machine which is a great improve- ment over the other projector. This is the first year that we have been able to run the machine from the booth in the balcony. It has proved to be very satisfactory. There are eight seniors who will be leaving the club this June. They are J. Lockemeyer, J. Hatch and P. Adams, who have all been in the club four years. R. Mc- lntyre, E. Llpdyke and K. House have been in the club three years. J. Griffee and P. Gifford joined the club this year. Mr. Major, under Whose direction the club was organized, has served as ad- visor for the past six years and will be greatly missed next year. 43 lst Row: F. Totman, Totman G.g Gramer H.g Bennett M.g Updyke E.: Lyon B-I M2ljOI', A., Advisor. 2nd Row: Bremer B.g Taylor M.g Eighrney S.g Bishop A.g Everetts' H.: Adams B.: Raes K. 3rd Row: Fairman H.g VanHeme1 V.3 VanDarnme P.: Craig B.g Knauss S.g Balcom F.: Pallot B.g Nash L. 4Ul'J. ROWZ Harland GJ Abel P,Q Steen BJ OVeI'Sl2.Ugh A.Q Haich G. Dramatics Club This year the Drarnatics Club, under Mr. lVIajor's direction, was divided into three groups, which met on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. The officers are: Pres- ident, Betty Lyon, Vice-President, Phyliss VHHDHIIIHICQ Secretary, Muriel Benuettg Treasurer, Ellsworth Updyke. The plays that were presented this year were received with great enthusiasm by the student audiences. The titles were HAccent on Revengew, Hlust What They Wanted'7, HThe Apple of His Eyen, HWildcat Willie and c4Wildcat Willie Has Brain Feverv. This was considered a very successful year. 44 ' ' S ' Front Low: B. Pollot, M. Taylor, M. Davidson, V. DeL:oze. Back Row: Miss Welch, R. Verdehem, M. DeMay, B. Craig, G. Wilbur, B. Ridley. Secretarial Club The Secretarial Club was organized this year and was the result of popular de- ruulcl ol' some of the students. The group Wanted ai club Where they could practice sem.'r'elu1'ia1l work such as shorthand and typing. Miss Vlfeleh was the advisor. Hose Verdeheni the president, Marion Davidson uri x'i1-e-president, Betty Pollot serving as secretary, While Betty Ridley took over the lllllillllflill end of the club. 45 , , V , gym, ,-.ggef - vw., ...Y Y Y - is X Seated: Clark, Bowers, DePauw, Chase, Filiatreau B. Standing: Mrs. McCarthy, Oaks E., Smith K. T., Smith K. L., Smith K., Oaks R., VanCamp, Fitz- gerald, King. Jr. Art Club Once again it is time to look back upon the accomplishments of the Jr. Art Club of 1944-45. The Club consisted of fourteen members Whose aim was to be of assist- ance to any project in the school that required art work. As the Art Club was not called upon for any posters or decorations they ex- perimented in different objects for their own amusement. These activities consisted of making dolls for decorative purposes and painting different scenes. The members of the Club found the work very interesting and the Club a ben- eficial one to attend. 46 .-1f.-N I1 - V g4,f-L-1,-1-W -- Y- - - X 1-W Standing: Harland, Miss Connolly, Advisor: Overslaugh, Verd h D L B B Fagner H, Whitbeck, Gifford, Petty, Goldsworthy, e em' e ooze i Tamer B' Crough Seated: Fagner R. VanHyse, Fiiiatreau, King, Hicks, Miss Welch, Advisor. Front: Haynes, Bremer L, Knauss, Howe. School Paper Linder the supervision of Miss Welch and Miss Connolly, the HP.C.S. Revieww staff niet every Tuesday activity period and edited eight issues throughout the year. Our staff consisted of: Editor-in-chief, Dorothy Hicksg Associate Editor, Bernice Brenierg Art Editor, Phil Ciffordg Sports Editor, George Harlandg Business Editor, Paul Croughg Circulation and Exchange Editor, Dorothy Howe. Besides exchanging papers with other schools, the staff sent copies to all boys in service from the present and last yearns Senior Class. 47 Y- f 1 f ,E ,ya.-t.,g,s-L,-1-.-.s,aarv.nT,, --H -- l C , - h , Swbj C, Oaks S, Miss Knapp, advisor. HM RCW: . Bgfrlilffeg' ggfgsfgfrfg Hfcks? Perry, Adams B, COHV61'S6hM. second ROW' Hal ter' 'King converse H, Gifford, Boswell, Adams V, Howe, N25 - Eh r?hRlggVw' sikfbihlll carrie oaks A Verdehem, Peck, Totmani LYOIL Bennett- cur - - i ' ' lst Row: Howe, Goldsworthy, Fairman, Converse, Hicks. 2ucl Row: Boswell, Canne Raes, Ei hm f C, . , g ey, 'I'o,man. V standing: Adams, Oaks, Peck, Sabin, King, Verdehem, Bennett, Adams, Gilford. Dance Club The uewlv formed Dance Cl I I V -. un unc er the very professional direction of Miss Jean Knapp. made its first public appeara1u'e in the Christmas Program by portray'- ing the Christmas story. Thr' 11161110 of the modern dance club is learning to express human 0111060115 through body irmreiireiifss-which is dancirrg. The Club iiwets every Thursday afternoon at four dclouk and there is Ll mem- bership of lhirty-two girls. 48 Xe- X ww! - --,---ffv-K1 V , -'QTA' . 1 nf'-'1f'f'1 ':.v' -2 -sin ' -' .-'as qrvv-ffl ' W-gs ,' H-cr , - ,n V' v f' 1v u' L--v- . . ,,,-wf- - V . - , ' Q. , .-N'-' fn 5 1-I-i , ' . 1 f' i -- 1 f.y- t::- -45 -fi 1' . K L, ,Y --. -Pf' 7'f i r'i1L,'i' - V A ' -1' ' 1 'Z ' iwfvb f fi-.-' N' fm 2 iff- '- .,: ' 3' f ' ' ,- K ' , f f?-fii'gf Riff 'l. I 'I 'J YW' A A Y V L A A Y 'gh' ' i K A I , i ' ' ' :, 'i.-init Eff' ' .asf-'G' Shrink. Standing: Eighmey, Crough, Dixon. Seated: Hatch. Public Speaking Club The Public Speaking group inet every Thursday activity period under the guidance of Mr. Hicks. Shirley Eighmey has served as president of the club this year. The club studied and practiced the mannerisms of smooth and easy speaking. 49 ,.,-i- . - A Seated: Miss Welch, Hicks, Petty, Howe D Standing: Craig B., DeLooze V., Pollot B., Verdehem R., Bremer, Crough P., Canne, Fagner. Stamp Sales Again this year the pupils of Phel s Ce t l S , p n ra chool have contributed tre mendously to the war effort during this school year. This year we have purchased one jeep, field ambulance and a flying jeep. A decalconania marker has been placed on this equipment with the name of our school and town. There are duplicate pictures of these articles in the display case across from the office. We are now working towards the purchase of a Weasel, M-29. This year we have kept the 902, sale of stamps in the homeroom. The flag has not been taken down in the three years we have had it. As this book goes to press we have sold 511,795.00 worth of Wiar Stamps and Bonds. Much credit is due Miss Louise Welch and her assistants for all their work on this program. SO -- fe 'alt' ' wx 'T - U I 'mv ,, -E...-,,,,2' ss- Av N1 ,----V---ss-J --Wi'-- H -ff--Q f ., f. , . .. ., Q , , . -, -. j7? ' ' - : 7 'f , ,,3 , f' Divx, Jrirffz, -, -Q. ' , . Ajtfuess 'Lav- a , , . ,- , ., , ' ' . - ,. J' fu' ' .. , W H . ' . - 3411 ' - ' , - .fa.w '1'-F-X11-gifiiinv - E 'Y V, ' -'J' -1 - - 'f'- mf ' 'ff ---if 'J' ' .g : -Wm '?'.' '- 'qw f -- ', .,. ' ' - f' 051, gy-Q -1, in' f,- A ,-, Q . A.. , Y i.V.,j., . g r ,A , A Q N I ,v., , Q, 'ze 5, .., I . H. ' T s e T- - f - fr .-+,'+:.v-ia-A f First Row: Dixon, Lockemeyer B, Abel, Kregloh, Crawford, Pickard. Second Row: Griffee, Lyon, Kneut, Sabin, Davis, Weaver. Third Row: Hatch, Scherbyn, McIntyre, Lockemeyer J, Foxx, Mr. Cook, Coach. Tumbling Club The Tumbling Club is composed of eighteen members and is led by Mr. Cook. They met every Tuesday afternoon, activity period. The purpose of this club is to have every boy able to perform various tumbling tricks. A few of them are as fol- lows: Forward and backward rolls, head and hand stands, cartwheels, backward and forward flips, head and hand springs and many others. The real object is to attain muscular co-ordination, agility and courage. Any young boy possessing these qualities should undoubtedly lead a successful life. 51 '18 ,,,. ..,, ,... .-,.i..-. . , X ..,...,.w,. . , f A 743 V , 5 Seated: Haynes, Galusha, Yeckley, Gaylord, Miss Frese, Goodman. Standing: Canfield, Fisher J., Cockett N., Smith A. Jr. High Homemaking Club Jr. High Homernaking Club, otherwise known as '4lVlake While You Work Clubf, elected the following officers: President, Dorothy Caylordg Vice-President, Shirley Smithg Secretary, Janet Fisherg Treasurer, Dorothea Yeacklyg Advisor, Miss Frese. We learned to knit, crochet and to do embroidery work. At the end of the year we expect to have a party. 52 V if' ww , , , , X .,,.,- N 1 First Row: Second Rc wr Third Row: Fourth Row Fifth Row: ,,,,,.- Webster, Friclley, Sinack, King, Pollot V f' , ercieliein, V1nDeVenter, Burch, Fagner, Canne Accompanist. Benae. Perkins, Fitzgerald, Haymes, Goodman, Galusha, Gaylord, Fisher, West, Kreger Caniield. ffcckett, Foxx, Groescup, Bowers, Bremer, VanCarnp, Welch, VanHeme1, Smith, Chase Sellers, Jorgensen. Sweet. VanHvse, Day, McAllister, Yeckley, Bankert, Tiller, Oaks, Steen, Smith, DePauw Finewood, Peterson. Smith, Clark, Smith, Peck, Filiatreau, Haich, Sinack, Howe, VerStreate, Totman. Junior High Chorus The Junior Chorus is d f ma e up 0 girls from the seventh and 'Uh h d e-10 t gra es There are about fift ffirls ' th' ' ' y ,O in IS group, which was directed by Mrs H01 h . e an an has been continued und ' M . B ll kl ' ' ei rs u oe sdirection. The Junior Chorus participated in the Annual Christmas Concert. 53 in-uw Hin- A Q - Q Xxx X bw C s XS First Row: Patterer, DeRuyter, Pollot, Sping, Meath, Frarey, Cheney. Second Row: Pratt, Harland, Howe, Ridley, Benge. Third Row: Craig, Hawley, Tillman, Updyke, Cleveland, Steen, Miss' Frese, advisor, Haygood, Mrs. Adams, advisor. Fourth Row: Miller, Riley, Bishop, Adams. Bachelor's Club The Bachelor's Club was started under the direction of Miss Frese. The first meeting found about forty-five members from both seventh and eighth grade boys. Because the ffrou was so large, it was divided into four frrou s. One seventh grade C 'P C7 . C P . Q group and one eighth grade group meeting each semester. The first group elected the following officers: President, Kenneth Prattg Vice-President, Tom Haygoodg Secre- tary, Jack Howeg Treasurer, Floyd Ridley. Our first project was that of making aprons to use when we cook. Next we did cooking, and we paid for all material used. We all enjoyed this club very much. 54 C .- -f-W fn- - 7 Afa-A Q i- f ly. Q, 1 3- 5 -' -. ' ni f Y A' ' .ffgffffifm 1, ,'Li.fl'-if:-'f-w, .--.1 1. V f DeRuyter, D3 VanDemark, Pg DeRuyter, B3 Westfall, R5 Haich, R, Knapp, P. Smith, K. T3 Verstreate, D5 Smith, K, Ag Peck, Eg Mrs. Adams, Millerg Bankert, P, Miss Frese' VanCamp J Tillman P St , , 3 , 3 een, Oaks, R3 Wilson, Totman, McAllister, Pol- lot, C. McWilliams, R: Winclburn, Mg Conklin, B3 Craig, Eg Smith, K, L. Bachelor's Club 55 1-fwiagfwzpid 56 -4:6- W A -...-..'-..dg.,.iL L 'Wk 'L 'V-ive: emma! Q Il Q new 1 v. ,, V.-5577 , . . f , . w ,K gg, E k I - .,,':,. .neg iv., .iq , D '.,w.-,1-f-QL ,-, ', V, . .- I, 'H A M 1 M p k. 41.7 ' ,hi AQ., 1. ' 5:3u ' , Q- 91. f.-e-4 -, Lf ,J!tf1'5 ' 'Q -JTJLQZQ-1.v,3g MV- ij ' - - ff-W -1 4- I. 1-r ,! 55:-fd' 2- 34 ' A 'u H Y --' ,,,,v-' ,, A 0. 4 , nv-- I 'fjw L W- v,,,,. , . V , fy .R . U I I n ru ,F -.....- 1 Compliments of EMPIRE STATE PICKLING PHELPS, N. Y. CO. Flowers for all occasions Compliments of 5 GRAHAM - FLORIST E Arthur G. Schulz Q NEWARK N- Y- ? Compliments of John R. Hayden ' JOSEPH J. KAUFMAN, M.D. JEWET-ER 2 Ca i l Theat Norbert Menuhin, M.D. pgo .1 d. er ui ing E NEWARK N. Y. Newark N- i : Q Wayne Motor Sales 5 Dodge and Plymouth 5 Newark N. Y. C. H. Fynaut Oaks Corners Meats Groceries Compliments of VAN PATTEN,S Sandwich Shop Newark N- Y I Home Dairy Cafeteria Sr Bakery 5 wfhe Place to Eati' Newark N, Y : I un. .1 .t 1 Y W W A Lloyd A. Ridley 81 Sons Custom Farming and Hay Baling Phone 6-F-21 Newark, N. Y, SHOE REPAIR Sully DeDomenico East Union St. Newark, N. Y. un Yun lm qu- nn lm 91 ' . ..,,. , , , H e '- W ' . ' ' ' . ' W-'?7' if Y I IV- va I I I-Mir , if A . QI, I-I' -', 1 ' ' W ' ' A All-M A , 4 Y A uf-1, .1-..z..',,i!A .-Lhi , nf? 3 xl ...lip i wts -A--.ind S- ulz 311 N. Y. Q 5 I N. Y. C0 , -nn-x .H ,ia .--uu1- HALLAGAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Incorporated TQ E W A HK NEW YORK Come and Visit our Rose Gardens C . . ompllments during of Rose Festival Week and during the summer .EACKSON Sz PERKINS CO. Newark, N. Y. I'Ieath's Market Wright - Hibbard B3bC0Ck'S Industrial U EICCIPIC TI'l1CIi Glfts Compliments Company, Inc. Cards of Books Manufacturers of , Industrial Trucks N k Ph Dr. Kurt F. Gramer and Tractors ewar one Phelps, New York N, Y, 4,935 P . Compliments to the aullne E. Clark Senior Class Compliments Waitchgs from of Dlamonds Assistant Janitors JCWBUY of P.c.s. C. Kent-ield D.D.S. Greeting Cards . V ' Gifts 1122, if'1f,ZUEeY Phelps, N. Y. 00 le' 6 6 Compliments of McIVOR'S KRAUT COMPANY 4 'I' ,-nu-- S' 4011-llltifun-1: -1 fi V 1 H. fm: nu, in ef --mi1 e f 'S' SENECA BRAND Q SAUERKRAUT SENECA KRAUT si PICKLING 3 GENEVA, N. Y. CO. - -...iw- J 11. 'llin Save Gasoline and Tires - Use ine Telephone - Order Your i Telephone Soon - Materials and Equipment are Scarce. Q ACT TODAY - TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE 1 ONTARIO TELEPHONE CO., Inc. T PHELPS, N. Y. CLIFTON SPRINGS, N. Y, v Compliments of Wayne Floral Co. Phone Newark 254 Flowers for All Oocasio 119 Grace Avenue Wholesale Only HS PAPPAQS RESTAURANT l l Q The Bookstore 2 MEALS e R. DEVEREAUX CO. S Homemade Ice Cream - To Take Out - Pints and Quarts Clifton Spfiugfi N- Y- 3 S Charles S' RObinS0U Compliments of T Gasoline Bosshart and Morphy ' Fuel WATCHMAKERS - JEWELERS The Vlllage Pharmacy Oil Cyft S t LUTHER H. ROPER Coal 1 on prings, N, Y, Pharmacist Compliments of . C l' - E MCDOugall Service Omp lmemb of Compliments of Garage George F. Cook 5 ReCaPPiPS RED se WHITE STORE The , VulC3HlZ1Hg I t - , N re E Phone 53 Newark, N. Y. Oaks Corners e Pb lea E + -'-'-- -A - -- - .9 4' HHH JL - ,W B ' 'f f 'B' f a ' n,g rg ifqseaf if 'r'frr eq ggs'e' ' '.H ee fe' B tm-nqg . -ff .A 1 1 . , -g V , Y YA . M, V, , V- -Y Q Q ' ' , ., ms- ., -H-., '- 4' -L . 1,1 ,L .KW ' ,. tty ' ' ' , , ',---- ..- .. .. ., ...,..,. .,.,5-7-..-A Y V -. 3,15 Y. .T . ,,,.,.,.4 v1,, ,w',A,k,4.' .- . 47 -gp , A V V V N l . N lxfln ,I+ ,Q -H111 E 3 Y WYYWYAA' il'-f---. i-...,.,-4. Q Compliments of L .CN L JOHN CANNE AND SGNS F ROYSTER FERTILIZEHS ments f 0 ' E Compliments to the 101-al C0 5 Compliments of - - ' S Class of 'G-l5,' Compliments of ZH 5 Ellis M. Weld .ll Occasions Cl f Metz Joel Caves ' ' t S ' , N. Y. , :lvenue 1 on prmgs Slbltiy Estate . only furniture Undertaking Mills I W Compliments of kbtore a Compliments H W of arry W. Parker Ed Fairman 'X CO' ' Newark, N. Y. Laird 81 Barnum . A BARBER N Y Funeral Directoi :of harmacy JPER n z : L ..,-I- i mf lI'6 3' r ,inf Furniture l 4cWe Buy Used Carsn Best Wishes Compliments of to the Newark Class of 1945 PIWIPS Motors, Inc - ' Electric Co. J. P. Clark Phone 102 Congratulations Compliments of Compliments of and Best Wishes to the Barker Brothers Hardware Newark, N. Y. Freddie,s Auto Supply Newark 81 Geneva New York Class of 45 Ontario National Bank of Clifton Springs, N. Y lm, Willis- nn ,N ,In l,.l-.mn-un un nu- ur- nv: f ml V nu - --- ..ui ...m... , -np.-lm un 'uns influx ' Congratulations to the Class of 1945 H. D. CONVERSE Sr SONS, Inc. Iohn Deere FARM EQUIPMENT Caterpillar Phelps Hotel CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH John Howe INSURANCE For a Comfortable, Natural Looking Machineless Lawrence Kelsey Permanent i Try Our Comphments Of Dealer in Livestock Rilling Phone Waterloo 4-F4 uligglgrwavgw D- Paul Lynch Licensed Dealer MAE B. CELEHAR Waterloo RD Phone I7-W Congratulations DelVIarco Market COmplimeHtS of to the Fine Food Clifton Springs 49 F acer's Farm Market Poultry and Produce Senior Class Nathan Oaks, Jr. Cood Luck, Seniors W. W. Coe 81 Son nn nn... - Y i i Phelps Hardware GENERAL HARDWARE Sewer Tile - Plumbing' Heating - Tinning Paints Phone 82 Main Street Phelps Best Wishes to tl1e Seniors Cummings Electric Clifton Springs 125-VV un , m. ml In , . -ff f-if f- -ff H f - - f -4am -JT' A ' ' ' 1'q--?--'--3-' ---W - - fr ---Y vm..- - ...fav -H W W, ,, V ' ' . ' . ' ' - -WF.-'. A :V ' , 1 'V H v . '-L' '- f ' . - . ' - f V - -- 'I l f Q g v 3 Mx fl f i':1'aq.l 'i- 'i Q i t ,'w f',j'5'li:g1gf' fgyflfz ir '11, .3 ., Y, 1 . Y,-Us - - - V Y ,W .Ar-Ui-. AY:-5.91-14' ,ry A ' JT' -3,',.?,., , 1j, , 1 7 vp fu , , C , ,. ,Q , - Y , , , tw j,-w:- , 'f .. , .fy --1-, Fw , CQ '11,-fx , '1',.- . 1 - - f 1- A .., E-, .,.12'f'L,i.,Lg.,k V AA, f .,: -N , S SUM X VC - Z 5 .. ! F I sey ack . F4 RD2: lr. il? .ic Q r 1 W 7 Compliments of L. s. LEE AND soN Oaks Corners CONCRETE PIPE l Compliments of CELEHAIFS GULF SERVICE To Your Future Success Phelps Rotary Club Compliments to the Joe Ruthven Compliments of Class of '45 - Admiral Ives General Trucklng Dr. D. W. Pulver 48 R sl - D.V.M. Oaks Corners R. W. Petty James E' Curran Compliments of uYour Socony Dealeri' L. A. Westfall Ambulance 81 Funeral Main gl Kendall St' Service Clifton Springs OPTOMETRIST Phone 16 Phone 180 Newark N. Y. J. J. Boynton 81 Son C. F. Slaght SHOES WALLPAPER AND Compliments of Elma Jettick DRAPERY sHoP - 64We Specialize in Curtains and Alfred G' Splnk Feezgvugger Draperies Made to Orclerl' or omen Newark N. Y. Newark 213-W u--nu ll 7' I'If-I ' 'H' -' g 'l ' P 4' Quinn f rv 1 nu nn nn In W.-n : 1 M, lm nn ---nxt:-1:11 1 4 4. ,gg ,F -mtv un un nl nl 7 '- 1880 1880 R. E. CONNOLLY AND SON Department Stores Phelps, Clifton Springs, Seneca Falls, Canandaigua E 1945 1945 n THE NATIONAL BANK OF PHELPS : : : c extends Congratulations and Success To the Class of 1945 C l A t R ' ' Corner Main 81 Wayne Streets enera u 0 epalrmg Tire Vulcanizing Carter Phillips Motor, Inc. Grease 01' Oil Change MAH Kinds of Repairs, Buthven Brothers phone 113 Phelps Div. Service Station COOP' G'L'F' Phelps Coop. G.L.F Farm Products, Inc. H3ll,S Hail' Factory Service, Inc' Phelps Bean Plant Feed - Seed -Fertilizer Marketing Corner Church Sz Main Farm Supplies Beans - Wheat - Hay Straw - Buckwheat Phone 89 Cabbage BOYS AND GIRLS WANTED To Receive a College Education in a Prof ' W i ession hich Never Fails to Offer Interesting and Profitale Employment, ' Average Salary-355.00 Weekly . A CQUTSC 111 Pharmacy Prepares for Many Fields, such as Chemistry, Baster- iology, Medical Lab Technology, X-Ray Work, SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE-For Further Information, W1'ite the Dean of the School of Pharmacy, University of Buffalo, Buffalo 14, N. Y. , u- vr un nn me nm- -sinful an Hlflll an e CFS O IZCI' 1..- ,fu ix 'Ns' R, Clifton oprmg Compllments of SANITARIUM COMPANY New York Complnnents of NATHAN GAKS AND SON Oaks Corners New YO West End Socony Gas Station GEORGE AVEDISIAN Phone 77 Phelps N Y Llnquest Store of Quallty I G A Mens Wear Womens Wear Comb S Grocery Dry Goods Shoes and lvlilrkfit Clothms Dhone 119 lVIa1n Street When It s New We Have It Pralno s Cleanln Pressmg Repalrrn 2 Day SCTVICC 192 East Union Street one 940 Newark N Y Reed Curry Compllments f Plumbmg and Heatlng Phone 35 W Phelps, N. Y. John B. Parmelee Whitson 81 Hutchens The REXALL Drug Store Phone 80 R Phelps, N Y. The H1ghllghfS Staff W1ShCS to thank the AdVCft1SCfS for then' llberal patronage 4 N .P +1 ln. 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