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

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1947 volume:

xi L , i ! V 6 1. w A . !: v5'?:xfwan:+L,,tq ...,.M- N l 5 I 4 Dedications The class of 1947 sincerely dedicates this issue of the Phelps Highlights to our two advisors Mr. VVilbur K. Hartmann. Whose advice and 6Hfl.1l1Sl21SIl1 did so nluch to make our Senior year a pleasant and profitable one. Mr. Frederick Weaver, whose assistance and advice in many of our activities for four years has niade them successful. 3 Faculty - ist Row: Georgia Frese, homemaking, Mrs. Alice Linehan, secretary, Frederick Weaver, vice-principal and science, Grove Nagel, principal, Shirley Van- DeVort, first grade, Mrs. Bernice Burns, nurse, Betty Berg, junior high, 2nd How: Jennie Tusch, junior high, Georgia Cochrfane, second grade, Mrs. Betty Cushing, kindergarten, Mrs. Mary Pitrella, language, Mary Louise Con- nolly, English, Mrs. Jean Avery, physical education, Virginia Harmon, sixth grade, Ida M. Linquest, second grade 3rd Row: Lois Pike, sixth grade, Mrs. Margaret Adams, junior high, Margaret Kelly, first grade, Mrs. Flossie Derr, fifth grade, Mrs. Alta Hicks, fourth grade, Dorothy Bullock, third grade, Mrs. Helen Pearce, fifth grade, Mrs. Ellen Sisso-n, third grade 4th How: Vlilbur K. Hartmann, commercial, Mrs. Evelyn Munson, music, Mrs. Marg-aret Albury, junior high, Beatrice Palmerton, art, Arlon Wilher, industrial arts, E. Perry Hicks, social studies, Oliver Cook, physical education, Elliott Johnson, agriculture, Mrs. Inez Pearce, fourth grade, Phyllis Corry, librarian, Mrs. Miriam Howard, mathematics, John Fraser, band instructor 4 4 Administration Frederick WVeaver, VicelPrincipalg AG'rove A. Nagel. Principal I P ' ' BoARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Mrs. Dora H. VVilli11g, Treasurer, Mrs. Alice M. Linehan, Secretary Seated, left to right: Richard L. Hathbun, President, Floyd Wilson, Clerkg Claire C. Bennett, Felix M. .Taney, Norinan L. Rockefeller 5 Class H istory' ln1943, 35 eager: and ambitious students entered the halls of higher learning. Out advisors for our first year were Mr. Weaver, Miss Maley and Miss Nichols. We started the year by electing Jack DeBoover. President, Velma Adams, Vice President, Beverly Hulster, Secretary, and Alberta Clarks, Treasurer. Our only activity con- sisted of a party held at Christmas time. A The following year found us back -again for another year. Twelve students had left us so at this point we had a class of thirty-two members. Mr. YVeaver once more advised us with the assistance of' Miss Brick who took the place of Miss Maley and ,Miss Nichols. For our officers, we elected Patricia Gifford, President, Gertrude Totman, Vice President, Velma Adams, Secretary, Jeanne Millen, Treasurer. Our first activity of the year was aa hayride to Newark. This proved to be successful al- though the majority were soaked by a rainstorm. Around Easter time we held our Sophmore Hop, which we called the Bunny Hop. This was our first money mak- ing venture, and thus our .class treasury had a start. Minus one more student, we started our third year of high school. Mr. Wea- ver and Miss Brick stood by us again as our advisors. We elected James Gleason, President, Patricia Gifford, Vice President, Gertrude Totman, Secretary, Jeanne Miller, Treasurer. This year we really star-ted our activities for a trip to New York during Easter Vacation our goal. Our first activity was the purchasing of our 'class rings, of which we were all very proud. Next wet held our Junior Carnival. Although tnis was a new event with all classes participating, it was successful. As a climax, vve held our Junior Prom on May 24th which we called The Musical Gardens. lt proved very successful and was enjoyed by everyone who attended. We wish at this time to extend our sympathy again to the family of Ray Johnson, our fellow classmate, who passed away during our Junior year. J We came back for our last year with a roll call of 34 students. Mr. Weaver is still with us, and Mr. Hartmann has taken the place of Miss Bri-ek on our advisor's staff. To start our year, we elected James Gleason, President, Beverly Hulster, Vice President, Gertrude Totman, Secretary, and Jeanne Miller, Treasurer. Our first financial event consisted of selling refreshments at several football games. In November we had a magazine dnive, which netted our treasury a large profit. In December we held our senior Ball, which we named the Snow Ball. The name fitted the night. as we had a heavy snowstorm, but it was still successful. Lew Thrasher, a globe-trotting magician, performed on the stage in Januarv and through this event our treasury grew somewhat larger. Also, in January, the Seniors put on a dinner at the Presbyterian Church for which we received some pay. - In February, Cole's Indoor Circus, sponsored by the Senior Class, performed in the school gymnasium. We also made money during the basketball season by selling refreshments at the games and holding dances afterwards. Our last and main event of the year was our Senior Play, which was held in Ntauch. It was very successful and rlaised our treasury to a point where we were able to go to New York. 1 During Easter vacation, we did take our trip to New York. It was an ad- venture that none of us will ever forget. Now, we have completed our four years of higher' training. We, as Senior. would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Weaver for assisting us so generously through our four years of high school and to oun other advisors, es- neeially Mr. Hartmann, who joined us in our Senior Year. 6 1-it ri. 1 P t t . 1 fe ty t .1 Lg 'S -' GLEA SON, JAMES FRANCIS President Class President 3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Student Association 1-2-3-4, School paper 3-45 Associate Editor 45 Sophomore Hop Coinmittceg Junior Prom Com5mittee5 Senior Ball Coin- IIIIIICCQ Senior Play GOIIIIIIIUCCQ Junior Carnival5 Chairman Poster Connnittee5 Senior Carniv-al5 Junior Red Cross Mem- ber 1-2-3-45 Student Council 25 National Relations Club 35 New York Committee HULSTER, BEVERLY LOU Vice-President - Valedictorian Class Secretary 15 National Honor Society 3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Student Association 1-2-3-4, Girls 4-H Club 15 Dance Club 25 Art Editor, School paper 35 Associate Editor, School paper 45 Editor-in-Chief Highlights 45 Secretarial Club 35 Stamp Sale Committee 35 Sophomore Hop Decoration Coni- mitteeg Junior Prom Decoreation Co1nmittee5 Senior Ball De- coration Committeeg Track Meet 1-25 Prize Speaking C.ontest 25 Gyn:Demonstr-ation 15 Junior Carnival Commitlee5 Senior Carnival Committeeg Student Usher 25 Junior Red Cross Member 1-2-3-45 Senior Play Cast 45 New York Committee TO'llMAN, GERTRUDE ELIZABETH Secretary Student Association 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Vice President 25 Secretarmy 35 Sophomore Hop Ticket C.ommittee5 Decoration Chairman Junior Pro1n5 Refreshment Chairman Senior Ballg Dance Club 25 Student Council 15 Dram-atics 1-2, President 45 Prize Speaking Contest 35 Student Usher '25 G. A. A. 15 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Senior Play Cast MILLER, JEANNE MARIE Treasurer Band 2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-35 Class Treasurer 2-3-45 Student .Association 1-2-3-45 Chairman Ticket and Orchestra Com- mittee CSenior BallJ5 Business Manager Highlights 4 5 Tic- ket and Orchestra Committee tJunior PromJ5 HOIIICIIIHIQIIIQ Club 15 Junior Red Cross 1-2-35 Sophomore Hop Connnittee5 All-State Band Contest 35 All-State Chorus Contest 35 G. A. A. 1-25 Field Day 1-25 French Club 1: National Honor S0-ciety 45 Senior Play Co1nn1ittee5 4-H Club 15 Junior and Senior Carni- val Committees A 9 ' ADAMS, VELMA LOUISE Vice-President 15 Class Secrhztary 25 School Paper, Business Manager 45 Yearbook staff 45 Track Meet 1-2-35 Sophomore Hop Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Ball Com- n1ittee5 Chorus 1-2-35 Dance Club 25 Student Usher 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Prize Speaking 35 Stamp Sale 35 Play Day 3.5 Or- chestra 45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Magazine Subscription Committee 45 National Honor Society 45 Senior Play Cast5 All-State Band 3-4 ALEXANDER, ROCCO' ANTHONY Chorus 1-25 School Paper 3, Sports Editor 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 45 Student Association 1-2-45 Tra-ck Meet 15 Orchestra Chairman, Junior Prom, Senior Ball Committee-5 Junior Red Crossg Magazine Subscription Co1n1nittee5 Senior Play Cast Left here in November 1944, transferred from Quantico, Va. March 1946 BEMENT, MARION IRENE Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Student Association 1-2-3-45 Senior High Intramurals 1-2-35 Chorus 2-35 Home Economics Club 15 Track Meet 1-2-3: Red Cross Club 15 Senior Ball Comniitteeg Girls 4-H Club 1-2 BISHOP, ANNE MARIE Student Association 1-2-3-45 Student Usher 45 Dramatics Club 1-2-45 Girls Shop Club 35 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Secretary Student Council 25 Senior Intramurals 35 Library Club, 1-35 Decora- tion Committee, Junior Prom,5 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball5 Track Meet 1-2-3-P15 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 High School Quartette 3-45 G. A. A. 1-25 Senior Play Cast5 Nation- al Honor Society 4 10 BOSVVELL, ANN IRENE Chorus 1-23 Band 1-2-3-43 Secrletarial Club 3g 4-H Club 13 School Paper 3-43 Dramatics Club 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Stamp Sale Club 33 Assembly Committee 13 Dance Club 23 Junior Prom COll1ll'llt1CCQ Senior Dall Committee3 Gym Demonstra- tion 13 Student Associaion 1-2-3-43 Sophomore Hop Com-- l'I1ltlQCC3 Student Usher 23 Junior Carnival COlI1111l.lLtC6Q Senior Play Committeeg All-State Band 3-43 Junior Red Cnoss 1-2-3-4 CAR SON, fSARAH ADAH liansferi ed from Waterloo High School 4 F. H. A. 43 Library Club 43 Yearbook Staff 4 CROUCH, PAUL DONALD F. F. A. 2-3-43 Chorus 23 Student Council 3-43 Intramurals 3-43 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-43 Student Association 1-2-3-43 Track Meet 3-43 Basketball 2-3-43 Junior Carnival Committeeg Senior Carnival Conimittceg Junior Prom Committee-3 Senior Ball Decoration QOll1lllltt86Q Senior Play Cast DE BOOVER, JOHN FRANCIS Chorus 1-23 Student Council 2-33 F. F. A. 2-3-43 Intramurals, 3-43 .lunior Red Cross 1-2-3-43 Student Association 1-2-3-43 Track Meet 1-2-3--43 Basketball 2-3-43 Junior Prom Decora- tion COIl.'lll1ltl.CQQ Senior Ball Decoration Committee: Junior Carnival Comlnitteeg Senior Canniv-al Committee: Senior Play Cast 11 t l 3. -ee 3 if DI1' LOOZE, BARBARA JEAN Holneuiaking Club 15 Chorus 1-2-3-45 4-H Club 13 YCHFDOOK Staff 45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Student Association '1-2-3-45 Track Meet 1-2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Junior Prom Decoration Committee5 Senior Ball Decoration Committee5 Senior High Intramuralsg Senior Play Committeeg G. A. A. 1-2 DE MAY, FRANCES LOUISE Dramatics Club 15 Art Club 15 Girls Chorus 1-25 G. A. A. 1-2-35 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Co-head 45 Secretarial Club 35 Leaders Club 35 School paper 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Association 1-2-3-45 Student Usher 45 Senior High Intramurals 45 Junior Prom CO'lIlIl'1IllCL'Q Senior Ball Com,mittee5 4-H Club 15 Gym Demonstration 15 Track Meet 1-2-3-45 Sophomore Hop Com- mittecg Junior Red Cross 1-2-35 GirlsiBaskeball Team '35 Junior Carnival Committce5 Senior Carnival Committee5 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Senior Play Cast EVERTS, HARRIET EMILY Dramatics Club 1-25 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Student Asso- ciation 1-2-3-45 Junior Pr7om Refreshment Con1mittee5 Senior Ball Refreshment Committeeg Sophomore Hop Decoration Comniitteeg Projection Club 3-45 Yearbook Staff 45 Shop Club 35 International Relations Club 35 G. A. A. 1-25 Senior Play Ticket Committee FOXX, MYRON HAROLD Transferred from Waterloo High School in Sophomore year Basketball 2-3-45 Model Airplane Club 3-45 Student Associa-- tion 2-3-45 Yearbook 45 Tumbling Club 2-35 Baseball 2-3-45 Football 2-45 Track Meet 2-3-45 School Badminton Champion- ship 12 3 1 1 N 'I 1,3 GARRISON MARGARET COBY Tlansferred froin Hagerstown M D 1n 1946 School Paper 4' Yearbook 4' Intramurals 4 Band 4 G11 FORD PA'I RICIA ANN Band 2-3-43 School Paper 43 Yearbook 4g Chorus 13 Dance Club 23 Cheerleader 1-2-33 Co-head Cheerleader 4g Girls Sextette 23 Leaders Club 4g Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Carnival Committeeg Student Council 4g Student Association 1-2-3-43 Vice-President Class 3g All- Slate Band 3-4 HAUST, JOHN MARTIN Football 1-33 Model Airplane Club 13 Student Associatio-n 1 2 3 4 HILL, ALTA GRACE Chorus 1-2-3g Girls Shop C.lub 3g Yearbook, Advertising Managert4g Student Association 1-2-3-43 Junior Prom Re- freshment Chairman3 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-43 Track Meet 1-23 Student Usher 33 Senior Ball Decoration Cornmittee3 Homemaking Club 13 'Dance Club 23 Senior Play Committee 713 L, . 4 N. ' ' -rf' 1 ,. ff- --- U, LEVERTY, DOROTHY JUNE Salutatorifan Transferred from Livonia, New York 1944 international Relations Club 35 School Paper 3-45 Student Club 35 Yearbook Staff 45 National Honor Society 3-45 Student Co-uncil 35 Student Association 2-3-45 Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Prom Co1nmittee5 Sophomore Hop Co1nmittee5 Junior and Senior Carnival Co1nmittee5 New York Co1nmittee5 Senior Play Committee 45 D. A. R. Contest5 Red Cross Member 2-3-4 NASH, LILLIAN JEAN Student Association 1-2-3-45 Red Cross Member 1-2-3-45 Dra- matics Club 1-2-45 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Girls Chorus 3-45 Lib- rary Club 15 Sophomore Hop Committee tTicketlg Junior Prom Decoration Committee5 Senior Ball Decoration Com- mittee5 G. A A 15 Dance Club 25 Track Meet 1-25 Student Usher 35 Girls Shop Club 35 Senior Play Cast OAKS, ALBERTA SHELDON Chorus 1-25 4-H Club 15 Secretarial Club 35 Stamp Sales Club 35 Dance Club 25 Assembly Committee 3-45 .lunior Prom COll1l1'l1ttC6Q Senior Ball Committee5 G. A. A. 1-25 Leaders 5 Club 3-45 Gym Demonstration 15 S-chool Paper 3, Editor-in- Chief 45 Track Meet 1-2-3-45 Student Association 1-2-3-45 Dramaties Cl-ub 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Sophomore Hop Com- n1iltee5 Class Treasurer 15 Student Usher 35 Play Day 35 Junior Carnival Refreshment Committee 35 National Honor 5 Society 45 Senior Pla-y Cast OAKS, JOHN BRUCE C-horus 25 F. F. A. 45 Intramurals 45 Sophomore Hop Com- mittee5 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Carnival COll1fIlitt66Q Senior Cannival Co1nmittee5 Student Association 1-2-3-45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Track Meet 1-2-3-4 A14 - POWELL, MABEL GENEVA Chorus 1-2-3-45 Library Club 2-45 F. H. A. 45 Student As- sociation 1-2-3-45 Track Meet 1-25 Red Cross Member 1-2-3-45 Senior Play Cast HODMAN, EARL ALLEN Ifootball Manager 1-25 Football 3-45 Student Association 1-2- 3-45 Track Meet 1J2-3-45 Sophomore Hop Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Con1mittee5 Projection Club 1-25 Baseball 2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 45 Model Airplane Club 2-3-45 Junior Carnival Committee5 Senior Carnival Committeeg Junior Red Cross Member 1-2-3-45 Stage Manager, Senior Play5 Badminton Tournament SABIN, CATHERINE MARIE ' School Paper 35 Art Editor 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Dramatics Club 45 Chorus 1-25 Library Club 35 4-H Club 15 Homemak- ing Club 15 G. A. A. 1-25 Dance Club 25 Gym Demonstration 15 Track Meet 1-2-3-45 Student Association 1-2-3-45 Student Us- her 35 Play Day 35 Advertising Committee Junior -and Senior C.arnival5 Advertising Chairman Junior Prom5 Advertising Chairman Senior Ball5 Sophomore Hop Committee STEELE,'1t0NALD EARL . F. F. A. 3-45 Intramurals 3-45 Senior Ball Committee5 Student Association 1-2-3-45 Track Meet 1-2-3-45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior and Senior Carnival Committee 15 I 1 l A W I J . 4 I 1 I 1 STETZEL, DOROTHY MABEL Tnansferred from Lee Academy, Lee, Maine 4 U School Paper 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Carnival Committee, Senior B-all Committee, Student Association 4, Junior Red Cross Member 4, Senior Play Committee S l'E'l'ZEL, MARY FLORENCE Transferred from Lee Academy, Lee, Maine Student Association 4, Senior Ball Committee, Library Club 4, Senior Play Committee STROUP, ROBERT BRECKENRID GE United States Navy from June 23, 1944 to June 7, 1946 Band 1-2-3, Shop 1-2, Library Club, Debate Club 1, Chorus 1-2-3 VAN WAES, LORRAINE ALICE Transferred from Lyons Central School, Sophomore year Student Association 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3, Treasurer, Student Council 3, Girls Shop 3, G. A. A. 2-3, President Student Coun- cil, Dramatics Club 4, Yearfbook 4, Student Usher 3-4, Senior Ball Committee Committee 4, Junior Red Cross 2-3-4, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, All-State Chorus 3 16 Senior Play , ... Sitting: Mn. Hartmann and Mr. Weaver, directors Standing: Jack DeBoover, Mabel Powell, Dorothy Leverty, prompters, Beverly Hul- ster, Ann Boswell, prompter, Lillian Nash, Velma Adams Second How. Rocco Alexander, Alberta Oaks, Gertrude Totman, Frances DeMay Anne Bishop, Earl Rodman. Stage manager, Paul Crouch The Senior Class held their annual play Miss Chatterbox, April 25, 1947. It was directed by Mr. Weaver and Mr. Hartmann. l The Cast included the following: Beverly Hulster, Judy Conway, Rocco Alexander, Warner Conway, Gertrude Totman, iThyra Conway, Frances DeMay, Bonita Conway, Mabel'Powell, Holly Conway, Alberta Oaks, Mrs. Sam Butler, Paul Crouch, Graham Oakley, Jack DeBoover, Earl Lowder, Lillian Nash, Gwen Darling, Velma Adams, Ella Engel, Anne Bishop, Madame Aimee Pernon. Stage manager was Earl Rodman. Two prompters were Dorothy Levcrfty and Ann Boswell Ticket committee was made up of Jeanne Miller, Harriet Everts, Lorraine Van Waes, and Alta Hill. Publicity cominittee 'consisted of Kate Sabin, Pat Gifford, llarlold Foxx, and Dorothy Stetzel. Properties were taken care of by Ronnie Steele, Bruce Oaks, Don VVilson, Johnny Haust and Bob Stroup. Ushering were Sarah Carson, Mary Stetzel, Lois West, Marion Bement, Barb DeLooze and Peg Garrison. In the previous years the Senior class held thein play in the fall, November it-Le to scheduled events the class of '47 followed in the footsteps of the preceeding class by holding it in the spring. 'It' was our last financial venture before our trip a11d was a financial success as well as a dramatic one. ' , 21 SENIOR SNAFS 22 ENIOR SNAPXS 23 Autographs ,QQ Sophomore Class First Row: Sweet, Yecklcy, VVelch, Bremer, VanHemel, Maslyn, DeRuyter. Second Row: Mn. Johnson - Advisor, Ridley, Benge, Howe, Riley, Mrs. Howard Advisor, Miss Connolly - Advisor. l'l1ird Row: Ga flord NI P l 5 , i c ar and, Fisher, Finewood, A. Smith, King, VanHyso Fridley, Crockett, Day. Fourth Row: Filiatreau, McGrath, Galusha., Canfield, Lyon, Bushart. Haynes, Fagner, VanDeventer, Clark, Verdeheni Fifth Row: Meath, C. Miller, Prlatt, J. Phelps, G. Adams, J. Heffron, E. Heffron Spink, K. Frarey, Cheney, Harland, S. Smith. The Sophomore Class, composed of 55 members, elected the following offi- cers: President, Jack ,Piileyg Vice President, Carol Fridleyg Secretary, Janet Fisher, Trcasurel, Dick Cheney, Assembly Committee, Jack Howe. Our advisors are Miss Mary Louise Connolly, Mrs. Miriam Howard, and Mr. Elliot Johnson. Our two concessions at the Senior Carnival were a basketball thnow and ten pins. Both booths were very sucessful. The big social event of the year was the Sophomore Turkey Strut, which was held on November 27. Frankie Farr's orchestra played for round and square dancing and it was a very suclcessfu' event fo th S l financially. 1 L r e op iomores, both socially and NVe are looking forward to our Junior P rom and to ordering our class rings next year. 27 Freshman C lass' Front Row: Groeseup, Avery, VanCamp, DeLooze, Winburn, Henecke, Chase. Second Row: Miss Palmerton - advisor, D. DeRuyter, Foster, Stetzel, Fair, Deliuyter, Mrs. Burnsfadvisor, Mr. Cook, advisor A ,,,Vw, ,. Third Row: R. Steen, L. Cleveland, Krager, Williams, Craig, E. Oaks,A K. L. Smith, Peterson, Montgomery, Westfall, Clement. Fourith Row: Peck, Phelps, Perkins, Knapp, McAllister, Benge, Reid, Bankert, De- A Pauw, Fitzgerald,-VK. A.. Smith, Bishop, Btaekusx Fifth Row: Hawley, Totman, Wilson, VerStreate, K. T. Smith, Haich, Howe, Han- sen Graves, J. S een, D. Oaks Sagin, Younff 3 7 C The,Freshman class with 48 members, elected officers at the first meeting oi the year. They are as follows: President, Marilyn Foster, Vice President, Alice VanCa1np, Secretary, Everett Peck, Treasurler, Richard Oaks Our advisors were Mrs. Burns, Miss Palmerlton and Mr. Cook. Our most important activity of the year was our HFI CShl11Zl11 Talent Showf which we put on for an assembly program in October. VVe plan to have a clas' picnic ill June. 28 -J ' .J gn, ffl Baseball lst Row: Benge, Cheney, G. Adams, F. Meath, J. Riley, J. Howe, li. Miller 2nd Row: Mr. Cook, coach, Loekemeyer, MeAllisten, Overslaugh, Foxx, Sabin, Spink 3rd Row: Bishop, J. Meaih, R. DeCann, VV. Frarey, G. Harland The Baseball team of 1946 won the Finger Lakes League Championship as did the able team of 1945. The powerful pitching of veteran, Jim Meath and Harold Foxx combined with the expert catching of Bob Lockenicyer and the team's ability to win gave the tearn nine wins out if fourteen games played. 'flue letter men of the team were. Jim Meath, Pitcher, Don Sabin, 3b. ss' Harold Foxx, ss, Sb, pg Ken McAllister, R. F., Walt Frarey, L. F., 2bg J-ack Bishop, C. F., Bob Lockenieyer, Catcher, Earl Rodman, O. F., ,Dick DeCann, R. F., L. F., George Harland, lb, Gaiy Adams, Qbg Dick Cheney, 2bg Alfred Overslaugh, I. F. 7 Other team nieinbers were: Jack Itiley, O. F., Fran Meath, lb, Jack Howe, I. F., a11d Clare Crawford, O. F. ' VVaterloo U Phelps ' Waterloo 2 Phelps ' W-aterloo 3 Phelps Shortsville 0 Phelps ' Geneva 10 Phelps Manchester 9 Phelps C.lifton U Phelps Victor 5 Phellps Shorrtsville if Phelps Manchester 2 Phelps Clifton 2 Phelps Victor 2 Phelps Sectionals: ,Manchester 7 Phelps Churchville 2 Phelps ' non-League games The l02llll was coached by Oliver Cook. 33 4 X---.-f - - ' if? .........- -..... ,VY , la..-4. ,.,-- V Football 1st Row: Weaver, Benge 12 A 2nd Row: Mr. Wilber, Ridley, Howe, Wilson, Overslaugh, Smith, Coach Oliver C' ' 3rd Row: Cheney,.Sp1nk, Gaylord, Landschoot, Avedisian, K. L. Smith, Phelps, 0 McAllister 1 4th Row: Hawley, Riley, Oaks, Steele, Rodman, Foxx, Meath, Updyke, Frvarey The fifth year of six-man football turned out to be a fairly suocessful season. The score ofthe 52111108 were as follows: Phelps Romulus 45 home Phelps Elba 13 away Phelps Cato-Meridan 32 away Phelps Manchester 38 away , Phelps lilba 21 home Phelps Manchester 25 q' home l-larold Foxx served as Captain of the team this Varsity Basketball year. Continued from page 32 The 1947 team had an up and down season, wining 10 out of 18 games. Au outstanding feature of the season was the 31 - 20 defeat of Gorham, league C champs, also the 30 - 23 triuinph over Manchester. Captain Bob Lockeineyer lead the season's scoring with 140 points. Despite the loss ol' .laek lleBoover, Red Foxx and Paul Crouch, next seasons' quintette should come througi: with a successful season. Veterans who will return inelude Bob lockeineyer, Jack Bishop, and Jack Riley, also the entire Jay Vee sfyuad who enjoyed a very successful year wining 13 games. 34 National Honor Society Q--s lst Row: G. Fisher, Scherbyn, DeMvay 2nal How: A. Bishop, J. Miller, V. Adams, D. Leverty, J. Tiffany 3112 How: A. Oaks, B. Hulster The National Honor Society is a nation-wide organization for the puplis ii nigh school who have the four qualities of the society: Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. It is open only to the Junior and Senior classes a11d only Ia few are picked each year. The members chosen by a committee of four faculty members and three students already in the organization. No more than 20 per-Cent of the class -can be chosen for inemibership. , J As the name implies the Society is a national one and one which it is an honor to be elected. Any member can be proud to wear the keystone pin, the emblem of the society. 39 . , f:'f :'Lj Phelps High Sch' I lst Row: Mr. Fraser, Director, N. Smith, D. Lockemeyer, V. Howe, Pratt, Fitzgerald, F airman 1 2nd Row: Totnian, Crough, Clark, King, H. King, Cockett, Rathbun, Xvelch 3rd Row: Haich, Harland, Galnsha, Avedisiian, Bishop, Burnisky, J. Tiffany, E. Cleveland 4th Row: E. Peck, DeCann, Overslaugh, Cheney, Gifford, D. Fridley, D. Tiffany The Baud, under the direction of Mr. John Fraser has 58 members this year and is the largest band that Phelps Central School has ever had. Rehearsals are held every Monday and Wednesday duning activity period and classes are held during the day. The band went to Vigctor to put on an exchange concert on October 16, 1946. Shortsville band gave a rdturn assembly here December 16, 1946. A Shirley Peck, Barbara Sabin, Nancy Clark, Bill Scherbyn participated in the State Music Clinic held in November at East High School in Aubunn, New York. The State Music Festival wars held at Oswego on May 17, 1947. 40 4 r r 2 ,I O . ! 4 E Q .J S H igfl School Band I F f ., , ' l I 1st Row: Ryan, Boswell, Williams, Podest, Sabin, Adams, S. Peek M. Harland, Gleason, C.. Fridley, Nagel, Lundgard, J. Adams, J. Howe 2,2d Row: Garrison 3111 Row: Fisher, Maslyn, Post, VanHemel, Scherbyn, Nash, Verdehem 4th Row: Travis. B. Filiatreau, Moser, Miller, V. Adams, Lockeineyer, Ridley The baud received outstanding recognition when it was invited to play for one of the main sessions of the Zone Meeting, New York State Teachers Association, in Rochester in October, 1946. The group created a very favorable impression on an audience of 3500 teachers land the members were thrilled by the experience of play- ing on the stage of Loew's Rochester Theatre. In May,, the band participated in the competition-festival of the New York Music Association held at Oswego State Teachers College. When the judges posted the ratings, our band was one of the few rated excellent, Ratings received by solo contest-ants weirle as follows: Joyce Tiffany, French Horn, superior, Shirley Peek, clarinet, excellent, Carol Fridley, saxophone, excellent, Nancy Clark, piano, excellent, Jean Bishop, French horn, excellent, Barbara Filiatreau, baritone horn, excellent, Richard Gheney and Alfred Overslaugh, drums, good. 41 Senior High C fzorus Junior H igh C horus First Row: DeLooze, Vanllemel, Totnian, Peek, West, Hansen, S. Smith, Benge Second Row: Mrs. Munson, advisor, Powell, VanCa1np. Yeckley, Iddings, Cockett. Fridley, Tiffany, D. Avery, Groseeup, E, Avery, Day Third How: Finevvood, Gaylord, MeParland, Bushart, A. Smith, Williams, Canfield, Adsitt, Nash, Kneut, J. Bishop Fourth Bow: Perkins, Filiatreau, Fagner, Haynes, VenDeventer, Galusha, Krager, Clark, Reid, A. Bishop, McGrath, Barbalace First Bow: Pickard, Helstrom, Baes, DeLooze, Oliver, Craig, Ogden Second Bow: Podest, E. Cleveland, Gleason, Ryan, Post, Fairman, Mrs. ,Munson Third Row: McFarland, Dntcher, Eggleton, K. Cleveland, Sweet, Conklin, Main, House, Powell, Fisher Fourth Bow: Stetzel, Canne, Hughner, Craig, Hood, Oaks, Chase, Bathbun, Coodinafv. Griffee, B. Hulster, Pollot Fifth Row: Nash, Lockcnieyer, Adams, D. Hulster, Hill, Dunham, Waist, M. Young, Travis, Burnisky, Gaylond, Aleoek 42 Continued o11 page 56 Swing Band .t Lrst1iowg Clark, Scherbyn, Vanldlemel, Overslaugh, Adams Second Row: Cstandingb Mr. Fraser, director, Howe, King, Fridley, Mr. Hartman, director A Swing Land was organized during the year and made its first appearance in November for a Sophomore assembly. After that we played aften 11ome basketball games for dancing. V In January, Mr. Hartmann started as the director. :On February 14th we went to Victor Central School as a part of an assembly program. We furnished music for dancing at the Fun Nightv sponsored by the Student Council. It was held on a Friday night in March. 43 Junior High Art Club ist Row: Sweet, Post, Raes, Conklin, Young, Olliver, Craig, MeParland End Row: Travis, Oaks, Goodman, Pisckard, Hulster, Brown, Day, Lundgard, Chnl-srtensen 3rd Row: Hofer, Loekenieyer, Gaylord, VanDevreer, Cianne, Fairman, Oversalugli, Lyon, Alicolck, Smith First liow: Hause, Meath, Powell, Harland, Main, Helstroin, Merchant, Dunliain Second Row: Lambert, Barry, Graves, Chase, Pollot, Ryan, Gleason, K. Cleveland Dutcher. 'Ilnird Row: Burnett, Spafford, M. Young, Perkins, Craig, Dunhain, Krager, Nagel Wallters, Conklin. Continued on Page 45 44 Model Airplane Club l Mrl. Wilber, Rodman, Frarey, Foxx The Model Airplane Club under the direction of Mr. Wilber, has, for the Lirst time, been qualified to ryeeeive ta school credit for its work. T' e bo fs divided their time among building gliders, U. Control, Tree Flight 11 3 0-is models wind tunnel, and mounted and tested motors.. Also, for the first time, as 1 the boys studied air science, navigation, meterology and pilot qualifications. In the spring Mr. Wilber and the boys attended the third annual State Contest. The following boys entered the State Contest: Harold Fo-xx, 2B Gas Model CAir Foiler and Zipper pencil Bomberl Hand Launched Glider. karl Rodman, C Gas Model CAmerican Acel 'Walt Frarey, B Gas Model CZipper Pen-cil Bomberl Hand Launched Glider Junior High Art Club Continued from page 44 The Junior High Art Club was formed September 16, 1947 with Miss Palmer- ton as club advisor. t icstin thinffs this year such as making brace- The group has done many in e A g g lets and necklaces. The eiffhth grade section of the club put on a puppet show fon t he Library C Club. The plays were Hansel and G1'etel and Little Red Riding Hood. The group ' n ' f ' 'A a ded. had a zoo contest for which they made clay animals. Prizes were aw r P 'd t, Don Tiffany, Secretary, The officers of the club were as follows: resi en W reasurer, Jane Goodman. The puppets ane o11 display in the case near the office. ' A t Cl b from September to January and The seventh grade room 210 had r u room 211 had Art Club the second term. 45 School Paper First Row: Mr. Hartmann, advisor, Adams, Gleason, Oaks, Hulster, Alexander, Miss Connolly, advisor Second Bow: Lyon, H. King, Welch, Gifford, VanHyse, Bremer, Leverty, Raes, Boswell Q Tnird Row: Smith, Fitzgerald, Howe, Stetzel, B. King, Sabin, Garrison, DeMay Canne, Steen Under the supervision of Miss Connolly and Mr. Hartmann, The P, C. S. lie- view Staff met every Tuesday activity period and seven issues were published during the year. - The editorial staff consisted of Alberta Oiaks, Editor-in-Chief, Beverly Hul- ster, James Gleason, Associate Editors: Catherine Sabin, Art Editor, Rocco Alexan- der, Mary Steen, Sport Editors, Velma Adams, B-usiness Manager, Patricia Gifford, Cineulation and Exchange Editor. The Review exchanged copies with ten other schools this ye-ar. Miss Connolly, Mr. Hartmann, Alberta Oaks, Catherine Sabin, Beverly Hul- ster and Dorothy Leverty attended a newspaper clinic in Rochester, New York put on by the Rochester Times-Union at the Seneca Hotel. In the morning they heard different speakers from the paper who told about their particular jobs and describ- ed various types of newspaper work. In the afternoon the group went through the Times-Union plant where they saw the presses in aktion. 46 fi ra Dramatics Club First Row: Nash, Sabin, A. Bishop, Steen, DePauw, Benge, Mrs. Pitrella, advisor Second Row: Avedisian, Morgan, VanHyse, Bremer, .M-aslyn, Fair, VanNVaes, I Scherbyn, Boswell Third Row: J. Howe, Riley, Canne, Peck, Oaks, Harland, V. Howe, Totman, A. Oaks, Smith U11der the guidance of Mrs. Pitrella the club met every Thursday during activity period. NVe selected the following officers: President, Gertrude Totmang Vice President, Marilyn Foster, Secretery, William Scherbyng Treasurer, John Howe. In November, the Dramatics Club made a trip to Rochester to see the Shake- spearnean play Hamlet, NVe put on +a play fort theschool assembly. It was entitled Bessie, the Ban- dit s Beautiful Baby. The first part of the year we worked on pantornines, then worked on our plays and finished the year on choral work. At Christmas time we 'celebrated with a party. We had refreshments, listened to records and exchanged presents. 47 I I l t Future Farmers of America .Y ,...... -.-.-.. l w l r 'K l First Row: Crough, Henecke, K. Frarey, McAllister Second Row: Welch, J. Bishop, H. Smith, Hawley, Totman, B. Oaks, Mr. Johnson Third Bow: E. Oaks, Craig, Backus, Pederson, Chase, DeRuyter, Westfall, DeBuyter Fourth Row: Steele, VerStraeteg K. Smith, J. Stetzel, E. Heffron, J. Heffron G. Adams, DeBoover, Crouch x At the last meeting of the 1945-46 school year, the following slate of officers were elected for the year 1946-47: ' -l President - Paul Crouch Vice Presidentt - John Bishop ' Secretary - Philip Crouch Treasurer - Milton Minns Reportter - Ronald Steele Sentinel - Gary Adams Advisor - H. Johnson 4 Our new year started with the meeting on July 18th. At this time a financial connnitteel was appointed as well as a committee to plan for the Ontario County 4 Fair. The August activities centered around getting read for the Ontario Fair. On August 23-25th a number of chapter members exhilbited at the fair. The following members had exhibits: Paul Crouch, Jack Harland, Jack DeBoover, Mil- ton Miuns, Emor DeCann, Philip Crouch and John Bishop. About thirty-five prizes were won by these members. The Phelps Chapter also won 333.00 with a chapter exhibit on Fire Prevention and for the chapter hav- ing the best five female dairy heifers of one breed. The Chapter also made around 860.00 011 the two concessions. During September plans were made for the local Community fair. September 17th, Phelps was host to the Yates-Ontario group and Paul Crouch was elected President of the county group. On September 27th ,and 28th, Paul Crouch and Mr. Johnson attended a lead- ership school at Ithaca. The local fair was held Friday evening, October 12th in the school garage. Continued on page 56 ' Future Homemakers of America Sitting: S. Smith, G. Canne, Lyon, G. Fisher, Adsitt. J. Fisher, Miss Frese - Advisor Second How: Sweet, Day, Yeckley, Powell, Finewood, Eggleton, Iddings. Third Bow: West, VanDeventer, Canfield, A. Smith, Austin, Garson, VanHyse, M. Steen. This year marks the second anniversary of Phelps Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. The club consistes of 22 girls. 'lhe officers are as follows: President, Gerald- ine Fisher, Vice President, Jean Adsitt, Secretary, Janet Fisher, Treasurer, Helen Lyon, Parlimentarrian, Dorothea Yeckley, Historian, Gerry Canne, Song Leader, Aliice Smith, Public Relations, Shirley Smith. The formal initiation of F. I-I. A. was held at School October 3, 1946. The new members elected are: Eleanor Austin, Sarah Carson, Lucy Day, Barbara Eggle- fon, Virginia Iddings, Edna Jolly, Mable Powell, Anita Sweet and Lois NVes't. Some of the activities of the club for this year' are as follows: Bridal show-- er for Virginia Van Hemel and Betty Steen, Christmas party, Mother and Daughter Banquet, Birthday month party, installation of New Officers, F. H. A. annual meeting at Morrisville, State Camp, a hike and picnic and a party for the graduates. 49 r l P 21 tl Bacholars Club J 1 , , , -- .... -.......- if It t l TW 1ll +A: 1-l is First How: Frarey, Peterson, Snyder, Bowen, Dunham, Christensen, Richmond, ' l Meath t lj l Second how: Mrs. Adams, advisor, Grube, DeRuyter, VanDeventer, Falkey, Merchant, Miss Frese - Advisor Third Rowg Nash, Peck, Lambert, Schafer, Graves, Day, Lundgard, Barry, Goodman Fourth Row: Conklin, Spafford, Albert, Overslaugh, Minns, Opdyke, Lyon, Y Roland, Smith, Burnett -l The bachelor's olub consists of -all the seventh grade boys. The club is so l laige that itis divided into two groups. The officers for the first group which 1 met every Wednesday during activity period of the first semester were, President, T Raymond Dunham, Vice President, Thomas Filiatreau, and Lowell Falkey is P tteas-uner. These boys made their own aprons to wear in cooking class. Later they enjoyed -cooking and baking and concluded the semester with a party to which the girls in 210 were invited. The boys made and served ice cream and various kinds f of cookies. The second semester's club officers are: President, Richard Day, Vice Presi- dent., Richard Graves, Secretary, Donald Nashg Treasurer, James Goodman, and Reporter, Charles Overslaugh. These boys will carry on activities similar to those carried on by the first club. The club advisors are: Miss Georgia Frese and Mrs. Margunet Adams. b- M. SO Library Club l1rontRow: D. Avery, Fair, Yeskley, Bremer, Powell, Young, Hughner. Second Row: Gnoescup, J. Stetzel, Foster, G. Fisher, J. Fisher, Tiffany, Pollot. ihird Bow: Sinack, Vandeventer, Carlson, Adsitt, Smith, E. Avery, Lyon. Fourth ROWl,HHHS6D, Benge, Barbalace, Fagner, Haynes, Steen, M. Stetzel, De- Pauw, West, Graves. ' This year the Library Club started the year with 30 members. Miss Phyllis Corry served as advison. Geraldine Fisher was elected President while Marilyn Foster was elected Vice - President and Janet Fisher, Secretary and Trefasuren. O11 January 24th, 1947 the cl-ub pnesented a play, Thursday's At Home, as an assembly program. The following girls were chosen for the cast: Mrs. Larkin, Mabel Powell, Sarah, Janet Fisher, .Jane Post, ,Ruth Fagnerg Preidence Pearce, Lucille Bremer, Mrs. Meltz, Peggy DePauw, Hilda Dumper, Marie benge, Henrietta Strate, Marilyn Foster, Rhea Bates, Mary Steen, Vera Ketchum, Susy Ye-ekley. Each club member has a work period, one day a week. D-uring this period we shelve books, nearrange the bulletin boards, check overdue books and take care of many other library duties. We also select a project for each month. One month we read stories to the first six grades during their story hour. Each girl chose the grade they preferred. 5 During Book Week the Library Club presented a Tea and Puppet Show for the parents. Miss Palmerton's Jr. High Art Club presented the puppet show for thi: club. Many new books were on display for everyone to see and refreshments were served by the library club members. Before the end of school, the club plans to go to Rochester to visit the Run- dall Library and a few book stores. Junior Play Cast First Row: Morgan, Avedisian, King, Lockemeyer, Eggleton, Seherbyn, Adsitt Second Row: Peek, Tiffany, Canne, Mr. Hicks, dinector, Smith, Oaks, Steen Penmanship Club First Row: Podest, E. Cleveland, Sweet, Hause, K. Cleveland, Young, Mrs. Adams Second Row: West, Craig, Hood, Fairman, Chase. Goodman, Griffee, Raes, VanDereer flgird Row: Dutcher, Mosher, Alcock, Hill, Hulster, Adams, Lockelnoyer, Nash Delaniarter, Nash 52 if' im. ,iq ill I i i i I I i I 1 i . li I. A z .KH ' xJ wif 1 ii i L I I HL ., , Projection Club ,. , .. ..,, I Q , Vi! f,,! ' , ' ' ' V , , . V f fwmifff hitting: Hawley, Mr. Weaver - advisor, Howe, Haich First Row: C.. Miller, Harland, McAllister, Benge, W. Frarey, Updyke, R. Oaks, Overslaugh, Meath, Riley . Q . . - . .. . . Second Row: Winburn, Weaver, K. L. Smith, G. Adams, Pederson, Spink, Crouch R. Lockemeyer President, Bob Lockemeyerg Vi-ce President, Gary Adams, Secretary and Treasurer, J ack Riley, The Projection Club, under the leadership of Mn. Weaver, had a full schedule this year showing over two hundred movies. Each mo-nth two boys took care of scheduling showing of the movies. Mem- bers of the club spent a great deal of time during and after school hours showing movies for the school. The boys who took charge of the schedule during the different months were: September, Alfred Oversl-augh and Walt Frareyg Octoger, Gary Adams and .lack Howe, November, December, Herbert Benge and Jack Riley, January, Charles Mil- ler and Richard Oaks, February, Leroy VVeaver and Ken MacAlliste1'g March, Jack Harland 'and Bob Lockemeyerg April, M. Winburn and Phil Crouch, May June, Bob Spink and Roger Haicli. In March, at the end of the basketball season, the club sponsored a basketball game between faculty men and varsity. Funds from this game were used for a Saturday trip lo Rochester in May when the boys visited the Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences, ate lunch at the Zoo, were guests of the Bed Wings ball team at a game, and had dinner in one of the best Rochestery restaurants. 53 Bus Drivers and Janitors 4 Q Standing: M. Hall, S. Totman, M. Tiffany, J. Harland, Ei. DeCann, K. Wilbur Seated: R. Hood, A. Hollenbefck, H. Lundgiard Class Trip Continued from page 8 and Louis Jordan with their bands in person. Some of the class had ia little diffi- culty getting in bed that night inasmuch as their beds were made up backwards. Uwe unsuspecting classmate almost st-uclc, her foot through the sheet. Sunday morning, .not quite as early as we started out for the city, we loaded up at 9 a. m. and began, gaily but a little siick at headt, to make our way toward the -netropolis---Phelps. On our Way out oi the city we took the route along Riverside Drive which follows the Hudson River. VVe also noted Riverside Church, Where Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick is pastor and Grants Tomb along the way. VVe ate. dinner in Strloudsburg, ,Pennsylvania at the Penn-Stroud Hotel. Our trip home was enjoyed by all inasmuch as we passed through the Pocono ,Mountains and viewed thc Deluaware Water Gap. After a scant. hurried lunch in Ithaca, N. Y. we tumbled sleepily back into Number 7 and waited impatiently for thc first signs of dear old P. C. S. to come into sight. NVe arrived at the bus garage at 9:30 p. m. a verfy happy, exhausted group of Seniors. P. S. We all made school the nexil, dray!! Beverly Hulster 54 1 1 1 l l 4-H Club First How: DeCann, Dutcher, Tiifvany, Merchant, Grube, Peterson, Mr. Johnson - Advisor. Second Row: Barry, VanDeventer, Goodman, Frarey, Richmond, D. Nash, Schaffer Third Row Conklin, Delmarrter, Overslaugh, Minns, Albert, VanCamp, Spafford, B. Nash Officers of the club for the year 1946-47 were as follows: President, Richard ,Detllanng Vice President, Charles Dutcherg Secretary-Treasurer, Donald Tiffany, Repor'ter:, Lee W'altersg Cheer Leader, Forrest Grubeg Song Leader, Valentine Merchantg Club Leader, Mr. Johnson. At the first meeting of the year in September it was decided that the club held two regular meetings and two meetings for officers per month. The officers acted as a committee to set up the program for the yean. Each member was assigned to at least one meeting at which he had charge of the pro- gram. The first activity was exhibiting at the local Community fair. Nearly all the rnembers had entries and won prizes. In early September one of the club members, Gordon Minus, won special honors when he received the Grand Champion Award for his Aberdeen Angus Steer at the Palmyra Fair. Each reguliar meeting the rest of the year had a business meeting as well as a program with the regular meeting carried .on using parliamentary activities were substituted for a -educational program. .. . . All members were enrolled in at least one project and some, who had Dairy, belonged to the Phelps-Clifton Dairy Club. All ,members kept records on the spec- iaf 4H forms. M-any planned on entering their necords in the state contest. As a money raising activity seeds were sold during February and March. One ofthe highlights of the year was the awarding of 2 Chester-White pigs by the Phelps Club to two most deserving members. Two other pigs were awandecl by thc- county. Plans were made by the club to exhibit as many things as possible at the Ontario County Eair in August. 55 N. Senior High Chorus Continued from page 42 The chorus, with Mrs. Munson as director, started out the year with 45 mem- bers. I At the Christmas Concert the girls sang several numbers, among the Tl'.e ' T T Wu. Chercbin Songjf Jingle Bells ' and Santa Clause Is Coming o o The chorus also participrated in the Spring Concert. N,ancyiClark was the accornpaniest. Junior High Chorus The Junior high chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Munson started the year aut with 47 girls. The girls sang several numbers at the Christmas Concert including the popu- lar Jesu B-ambinaf' ' Joyce Tiffany was the pianist for the group. - lhe ,chorus reached its climax lby receiving a rating of excellent at the ll 'n Ma competition - festival held at Oswego Teachers' Co ege 1 y. Future Farmers of America Continued from page 48 'l here were 425 entries in the various sections which included vegetables, field crf.ps,ifruit, poultry, dairy project records and book and fnarm shop. Ribbons and cash prizes of over 8100 were distributed among the winners. Un December 13th, delegaftes attended the two-county F. F. A. Leadership Training School in Geneva. On January 23rd, there was a Green Hand Degree for both old and new mcinbers. Twenty-four took the degnee. The next matter of business was the seed selling campaign during the month of February and March. Delegates attended the State F. F. A. conference in May. The Phelps Chapter was entered in a stale wide chapter contest as well as several others. Patil Crouch went to recieve the Empire l'arn1er Degree. ln late May, chapter members attended a two-county F.vF. A. Rally at Geneva. Election of officers for 1947 - 1948 will take place in June. 56 l i . n t l I I 1 l . 3,-we A-1. Ja it I . r I lvl 'S fi 1 Ml .. P n JE -I it l TIXI l0'fC0N0v'-0'H0'4'-0N0'220?'-022-051-051021012052-02s05C0120N01f04l0N0N0N0Pf01f0N7l0N7L7'-7C0N-7G0Wl0'6'?40 -g . 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