Blasdell High School - Champion Yearbook (Blasdell, NY)

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Senior Party Seniors had been waiting since March for their annual class party. gweeks of patient waiting the date was set for May 20, at 8:00. At once committees were appointed and preparations were eagerly started. ttees were namelyg Patricia Roberts Lois Montgomery Mary Jane Moadoer Ivy Goodier tions Nellie Mcwhirter Gertrude Kennordell Ethel Selly Donna Ringer Ann Adrian Howard Pfalzgraf Irene Shanks June Salter V John Fritz Mary Jane Meadoer Vera Krecker Mabel Stuernagle Ruby Harriman Katherine Pederson Gerald Reger tions These committees were helped very much by other members of the class, Miss ll' l let us use their Peck and the Faculty. Miss Pray and Mrs. Schutts wi ing y rooms for the party. f shield were old rose decorated with The invitations taking the form o a lsilver, our class colors. These colors were also used tcvdecorate Mrs. Schutt's room where we played games. The Seniors began to arrive shortly after 7:30. When all had arrived the games began with Bingo. A few members of the class were rather surprised when they saw the prizes for this game. Unknown to them, their socks or soarfs had been taken, wrapped up and presented to the winners of each game: After playing bingo, scrap-books with school days written on the cover were passed out and each person choose pictures, illustrating phazes of their life to be pasted in the Prizes for the best books went to Miss. Franc Titus. Miss. Brewer, Teddy and June Salter. Following these games the boys were given four quilt patches and a needle thread to make a patchwork quilt. Theeprize very deservedly went to Mr. eldl The girls had to make an Easter bonnet from two sheets of crepe and pins. The prize for the best bonnet went to Miss- Thomas. Miss Pray's room where the banquet was held was decorated in red, white and for decoration day. The programs were blue shields with a tiny flag on the The table was decorated with red and looked very attractive with its which were gumdrops with a flag in them. The girls served macaroni salad, ' ' t hocolate. To carry out the ches. chocolate cake and ice cream and ho G tional colors of the room the ice cream had a flag through its center. CContinued on next pagel

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S4E-N-IHOHR P-LMA-Y Vey 8-9. 1938 'HOLD EVERYTHINGN Caroline Caruthers June Saltgr N5-Dba: Ann Adrian . ' Connie Morgan Donna Ringer Bee Williams Gertrude Kennerdell Courtney Barrett Jr. John Fritz Christopher Morgan Teddy ?2u5gk Mrs. Julia Gibbs Margaret Leyda Lottie Gibbs Nellie Mcwhirter Wanda G1bbS Irene Shanks Daisy Gibbs Patricia Roberts 'Y STSV9 Howard Pfalzgraf And? Arthur Leyda Tim McCauley RQSWQ11 Draper The Milkman A Masculine Voice Synopsis Christopher Morgan, a successful banker, has set his heart on a match between C i and Courtney Barret, the son of an old friend. Connie his daughter, onn e, f th t C urtney is coming to visit her, doesn't like this plan and when she learns a o she runs away. Her friend, Bee Williams, goes with her and when the play opens, they are stopping at a tourist home for the night. There Connie meets a young man and an infatuation on the part of the young man ensues. d In the meantime, Connie's father, in pursuit of her, when his car broke down near the tourist home, decides to remain there over night. Two strange men arrive soon after with another man in pursuit of them. Complications follow in quick succession. Everyone growes suspicious of someone else and the mysterious bag starts on a merry-go-round of ownership. On Friday night at our play we presented Miss. Peck and Miss, Stedman with corsages of sweet peas and roses and on Saturday night we gave them both a pair of crystal beads which were a token of thanks for their kind support and co- operation in making ou play a success. Senior Party Ccontinuedj er. Mr. Buesch was the first ' Teddy Prusak, the President, acted as toastmast t the Seniors up through the years were asked to speaker. The teachers who taugh ' 11 Miss. Parkis Miss. Gressman, Miss Speak. They were: Miss. Cordt, hiss. Randa . - . Titus, Miss. Van Dewark, Miss Archer, Miss. Pray and Mr. Mead. id she would paint a picture of Miss. At the end of her talk Miss. Archer sa ?eck for the Seniors. Songs were sung throughout the banquet. It was brought to a close with a written for Miss. Peck and sung by the S9ni0rS- ful as a grand time The Faculty and Seniors agree that the party WHS SUCGSSS had by aii.