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

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vQvwvv W vvv SOPHOMORES First Row-lda Smith, Elizabeth Helmes, Ruth Aclizet, Edna Jones. Mary Doyle. Roger Terry, Dorothy Browne, Collis Huntington, Sarah Ogden. lsahelle Fuess, Helen Bingham. Second Row-Sarah Gravenstein. Catherine Tully. Eleanor McCabe. Elizabeth Townsend. Pauline La- fayette, Frances Jones, Katherine Brady, Laura Tepolt. Helen llilsinger. Anna Cray, Miss Frances Bourke, faculty adviser. Third RowfMerlin Staring, Raymond Stukey, Mary Dutton, Winifred Lloyd, Julia Hughes, Anna Fusek, Mary Brady, Leland Vining, Arthur Roberts. Fourth Row-- William Butler, Walter Tritton, Elton Dornburgh, Edward Brennan, Norman Bourke, Theodore Slachta, Albert Treen, Robert Byrnes. Fifth Row-Vincent Cash, Logan Locke, Joseph Bissell, Guy Vining, Arnold Brunner, Orville Jones. Sophomore History Ten members of the present Sophomore Class have striven together during their school days. They are: Ruth Achzet, Dorothy Browne, Anna Fusek, Norman Bourke, Robert Byrnes, Vincent Cash, Collis Huntington, Logan Locke, Albert Treen and Roger Terry. The present class now has forty-eight members, all of whom hope to graduate in 1935. The officers in Miss De Veto's room, are: Helen Ryan, president, Collis Huntington, vice president, Dorothy Browne, secretary, and in Miss Bourke's room, Roger Terry, presidentg Mary Doyle, secretary-treasurer. Robert Byrnes. Doyle and his girl-friend, but there were three, The girl, the parlor lamp and he, Two is a company and there is no doubt That's why the parlor lamp went out. A aaat.-,aaa A----A- AAAA,

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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

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FRESHMEN Top RowfJames Reagan. Richard Cowen. George Dunn. Kenneth Rankins. Roland Chamber- lain, Oney Ogden. Walter Zehr. Robert Brady. Second Row-Mr. Wilcox. faculty adviser, Neil Shoemaker. George Brocker. Chauncey Jaquays. Lynn Williams, Elmo Burlingame. George Plante. Robert Ruane. Cecil Edwards. Robert Blair, Francis Birmingham, Mr. Jenkins. faculty adviser. Third Row-Richard Hughes, Harry Hilsinger, Donald King, Roger Cash, Doris Fuess, Katherine Roberts, Ruth Goodson, Betty Gilliland, Margery Townsend, Ruth Ruane, Floyd Volkman, Robert Kelsey, Jack Williams, Robert Manion, Albert Stukey. Fouith Row-Erma Christensen, Buela Woodcock, Mabel Angler, Eleanor Lafayette, Marion Rainboth, Nellie Monroe, Dorothy Williams, Helen Kahl, Margaret Gruber, Helen Tarbox. Frances Ryder, Laura Dann, Catherine Coupe, Mary Hughes, Vivian Russell. Seated-Thelma Hughes. Mary Rogan, Mary Grosser, Carol Mason, Anne Thomson, Ruth Beck, Richard Lewis, Pauline Randall, James Steele, Phyllis Thomson, Bernice Cook. Janet Reece, llean Sheahan. Freshman History On September 6, 65 pupils were enrolled in the Freshman Class. The freshman home room, 217-B, in charge of Mr. Jenkins, had 3l pupils. Of these, many were new. The other freshman home room, 224, in charge of Mr. Wilcox, had 34 mem- bers. There were 2l pupils in 8-A who expected to enter the Freshman Class in Jan- uary. Among these there were four new melnbers, Mary Gorton, Jack Williams, Frank Burkert, and Ruth Goodson. The Freshman Class, in Mr. Jenkins, charge, elected Ruth Beck, presidentg James Steele, vice president, and Phyllis Thomson, secretary and treasurer. ln Mr. Wil- coxls home room, the following olliccrs were elected: Richard Lewis, president, Pauline Randall, vice president, and Anne Thomson, secretary and treasurer. The weekly meeting of the Freshman Class of Room 224, was held at tcn min- utes of nine. At this meeting Dorothy Williams was elected as press reporter. They also decided to send a sunshine box to James Reagan, who was conhned to his home by illness. Both freshman home rooms enjoyed a party on November 4 on the third floor of Doyleis Block. Refreshments were served and games were played. The party closed at l0:30, and the money which was left went into the class treasury. We are all looking forward to three more enjoyable years of high school. Robert Kelsey. A--- A--- -A-A4.4.fAAA A-xg:-AA AAAs.4.zA