Antwerp High School - Clarion Yearbook (Antwerp, NY)

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.Yemo History In 1912 the following Seniors started their first day of school in lies Snel1's room Donald Newberry, Iyle Bidsdale, Jon Pitts, llargaret Hall, and Agnes Crary Charles Alton and Theresa Pridell Joined our class in the third grade Daring the first six years of school there wasn't mach activity When we reached the seventh grade, under Irs Katherine Sterling, we formed a bird club and paid dues which helped us to finance a trip to Canada That year Sandra Baunert and Ethel llalay joined our class In eidzth grade we were prepared for Regents and eagerly looked forward to becasing Fresh men In our first year of high school, the following officers were elected: Bob Tooh, presi dent, Domld Newberry, vice-president, Iyle Ridsdale, secretary-treasurer Our class advisor was lr larsh We started our Sophmore year with the election of officers Joan Bridge became president, Sandra Beunert, vice-president, larion Bush, secretary, Eleanor Catlin, treasurer llrs Rogers year, llarion Bush joined our class During our Junior year Lyle Bidsdale was elected president, Donald Newberry, vice-presi dent, llarlon Bush, secretary, and Agnes Crery, treasurer Ie chose lies lladis for class ad visor To raise money we sold Christmas cards and held our Junior plqs in the spring Just before Thanksgiving we were glad to receive our class rings Joan Ialker and Antoine Lamica entered our class At last we became Seniors and started the year rolling by electing officers llarlon Bush became president, Lyle Ridsdale, vice-president, Joan Ialker, secretary and Agxee crary, treas urer Lech Smith joined our class Our first project was the Senior play, a three act comedy by John Henderson, called 'Half Past 'reed' Selling candy, coke, ice cream, and the paper drives, has brought us nearer to our Senior trip UIQ busy hours have been spent on our year- book Iith all these activities going on, our Senior year has been far from dull -qlgnee Crary 0 0 was our class advisor. As a noney making project we sold notebooks. At the beginning of the

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Cla' s fl! Ie, the Seniors of the Class of 19514, do declare this our LAST WILL AND TESTAHENT 1 To Ir Hastings goes our sincere appreciation for the guidance he has given us throughout our high school year 2 To the Faculty, we leave le are sure they will be thankful 3 To the Class of 1955 we leave our collection of tacks With care they will last three or four years more lg Lastly, there are the follorlng personal bequests: I, lllder Pitts Charles Alton, do bequeath W ability to quote favorite sayings to Lyons Sandra Baumert, do bequeath W good humor to Sally Crook Agxes Crary, do bequeath W ability to get out of town boys to Janice llargaret Hall, do bequeath W success with Theresa boys to Diane Overacker Antoine Lamica, do bequeath W ability to upset the classroom to David Eggleston Lamica 1 Iood We , the Ethel Haley, do bequeath W ability to stuW to llurlel Fuller Donald Newberry, do bequeath W liking for girls to Fred Dean Jon Pitts, do bequeath W ability to play basketball to Glenn Powell Theresa Prldell, do bequeath W ability to dance to Sally Baumert Lyle Ridsdsle, do bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Kenneth Leols Smith, do bequeath W ability to be quiet to Mary Hall Joan Ialker, do bequeath W ability to like business arithmetic to Shirley Senior Class, dedicate this 19514 issue to Mrs llacAllister The faculty says she's cooperative The students say: she's a good teacher The homeroom says: she's s. smell person Witnesses Theresa Pridell Ethel llaloy O I, . I, Marion Bush, do bequeath W ability to behave in band to Ronnie Haymond. I, I, . I, I, . I, . I, . I, . I, I, . I .