Waterville Central High School - Academic Union Yearbook (Waterville, NY)

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vvvavvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vwvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvv vv N ,M STl,'l3EYll COL'lNCll., Seated-Ruth Beck, ,lune Evans, si,-1'rz'lal'yg Kenneth l,ally, president, Joyve Randall. vice president, Norma ,lane Evans. Second Row-Helen Hyun, George l u:+ek, Alherl Hadley, Roger Terry. Rieliaril Lewis. lrrnv llc-rry. Top Rowgllarolil Tyler. Jr.. Mr. Hzullcy. Vivlor XVarriner. The Student Council The Student Council was formed during the first part of April with thirteen members from grades seven through twelve. The members are: Kenneth Lally, president, Joyce Randall, Vice president, Juno livans, secretary, George Fusek, lrene Berry. Albert Hadley, Roger Terry, Helen Ryan, Ruth Beck, Richard Lewis, Caroline Howard, Norma Jane Evans, and Harold Tyler, together with Mr. Radley, our student adviser. June lfvzuis, '34. Lloyd Smith: You look sweet enough to eat. Nina Whitaere: l do eat. Where shall we go?

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vTvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvwsvvvv vvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv ACADEMIC UNHTN STAFF Seated-Ferne Yolknian. Donald Fuess. Joyce Randall. editor-in-chiefg Roger Terry. Gertrude fNl4'l.ean. Standing,-Robert Byrnes. Pearle Roberts. Kenneth Lally. Hrs. Fallon. adviser, Robert Kelsey. o Q 1 r The Academic Union Board 'The Academic Union Board came into existence shortly after the Easter vaca- tion. Vile have all worked diligently since then in producing our book. Kenneth Lally, as advertising manager, has done great work in convincing business people everywhere that uit pays to advertisef, Donald Fuess, business manager, has had his hands full keeping our finances straight. Pearle Roberts has worked on the senior and the alumni notes. Roger Terry has attended to the pictures, Ferne Volkman, the dramatics and prize essays, Gertrude McLean, the clubs and the junior notesg Robert Byrnes, the sophomore notes, and Robert Kelsey, the freshman notes. Mr. Radley has cooperated with us in writing special articles for our annual, and Mrs. Fallon has acted as our adviser. Joyce Bandall, Editor-in-Chief. Alice Boffan: Ml wonder if Georgie will love me when m ' hair is gra 'f s 7 fi , y , y , Mary liluess: MI dont see why not. He s loved you through two shades of hair U 1 alreadyf' 7 1

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vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv-.vvvvvvvvvvvvv JUNIORS Seated- -Bessie Chernoll. Nina Whitacie. lloward Lully. treasurerg Helen Hetkert. secretaryg ,lnne Evans. presidentg Allwrt Radley, vice presidentg Carol Stone. Gertrude Mcliean. Kathleen Brown. First Row, Standing-Emily Edmunds. Mary Byrnes, Helen Dempsey, Mina Slater, Juanita Vanorman. Ferne Volkman. Antonia Caller. Bessie Jacobson. Priscilla llayes, Pauline Collins. Seu- nnd Row. Standingkwillard Allen. Cilhert Steinman. Kenneth Cordon. Harris Thomas. Clarence Blunt. Scott Wehh, Roger Kane. Back Row, Standing-Stuart Martin, Fred Brunner, Raymond Dunn, ,lohn Cleary, Thomas Doyle, Mr. Peterson. Junior History ln October the Juniors elected the following officers: June Evans, presidentg Albert Radley, vice presidentg llelen Heckert, secretary, and Howard Lally, treasurer. The annual Junior Prom was held in the Yvaterville Central School gymnasium, Friday evening, May l9. G. Meliean, 934. There had lmeen a minor accident between Raymond Dunn's truck and Joe Bis- sell's Ford, clearly the latleris fault. 44Well,', .loe said, All I can say is that I'm sorryf' 4'Oh, is that all you can say?'7 politely inquired Raymond. 4'Whv, veslw icwiell, then listen to melw