Caledonia Mumford Central High School - Ainodelac Yearbook (Caledonia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1941 volume:

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Mr, Clifford, Miss Stuart, Mr. Bernhard AINODELAC STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . Elizabeth Lockard Business Manager . ..,. . . . . , , Elizabeth Davis Circulation Manager .....,,,,. William Barrett Assistant Circulation Manager . . . , . James Dempsey Literary Editor ......,.,...... . . ............... Eloise Eberle Assistant Literary Editors . , A ,. Geraldine Ball, Elizabeth Flick Photographic Editor ....... .,,..,.,..,.,.... J arries Farrell Sports Editor .,.. Art Editor .... Chief Typist .... Assistant Typists Adviser .......... 1 Pictu FBS , . . Thomas Micheaux . . . Theron Hayes Callan Lorraine Latour. Carmella Perna .,....Mi55 C00p91' by Moser Studio. Rochester, New Yorkw f X : ,. -' rjy:pqe1W',f 1 lk l MM' 194111 WH 1-Qi, ini' 441312513 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 'pf-Bf2345'QN W? AQUA ,wfz -f-ai ffwamgsa, glxg-S3?Qkg? '2 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presldent A1108 Jean Tennent Secretary Mary Callan T1 ea su1 er Florence Bartalo Class Colors Red and Whlte Flower Red Rose Motto Strwe to Succeed fs W' CA. Swirl Vg? Z5 no 00 1, in ev X wifi G- wgg, 5 L Zn' : ,, F ge I' 'Lux .: -4 E I is I SCS - If :gi 'MTCFE 'Zig U- 1' ' I . Q55-! I ng: 'NE I 1'-. of T' 'l- ' ' Ne ii. Vice-President . . , . . ..........,.......,.. . ........... James Dempsey . .. . ,, qi . SFI '-'gf 'Vi A G51 I J' -. , Y., , f. 'f 4 ' to 1 4, 1 e 11 x.. QL.: 4 Geraldine Ball National Honor Society, 43 New York State Music Clinic, 43 Class Vice-President, 1, 23 Chairman Senior Ball Orchestra Committee3 Latin Club Pro- gram Chairman, 43 French Club Program Chair- man, 43 Senior Play Cast3 Oratorical Contest, 43 Chairman Student Council, 43 Library Club, 33 Sub-Deb Club, 3, 43 Alpha Beta Gamma, 3, 4: Commencement Usher, 33 Elm StaiT, 3, Activities Editor, 43 Cheerleader, 3, 43 Chairman Junior Prom Orchestra Committee3 Assembly Committee, 8. 2, 33 Junior Play C3.StQ Press Club, 3, 43 Ad Club., 23 Official Football Games, 13 Homemaking Club, 2, 33 Music Club, 2, 3, 43 Band, 1, 23 Drum Major, 3, 43 Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2, 4, Librarian, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Girl Scouts, 8, 13 Ainodelac Staff, 4. Maj or-French. , Ambition-Musician. fl i '91 William Barrett Senior Play Cast3 Commencement Usher, 33 Stu- dent Football Ofticial, 23 Football Team, 43 Track Team, 3, 43 4-H Club, 13 Photography Club, 3, 43 Hobby Club, 33 Orchestra, 33 Senior Ball Com- mittee3 Varsity C , 43 Captain, Intramural Bas- ketball Team, 3, 4. Major-Science, History. Ambition-Engineer. Florence Bartalo Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Homemaking Club, 2, 3, 4' Library Club, 3, 43 Ticket Committee Junior Play3 Treasurer of Class, 3, 43 Press Club, 43 Elm Reporter, 43 Ticket Committee Senior Play3 Libra- ry Club Play Cast, 43 Ticket Committee, Circus, 43 National Honor Society, 43 Archery Tournament, 33 Ping Pong Tournament, 23 Class Basketball Team, 43 Ticket Committee for Senior Ball. Major-Commercial. Ambition-Secretary. Jane Bennern Student Council, 33 Dramatics Club, 3, Secretary, 43 Student Omcial, Football Games, 33 Junior Play Cast3 Photography Club, 33 Cheer Club President, 33 Baccalaurate Usher, 33 French Club Secretary, 43 Chairman Flood Committee, Senior Ball3 Sub-Deb Club, Advertising Manager, 3, 4. Major-Science, French. Ambition-Laboratory Chemist. Dorothy Bennion Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 Gir1's Softball Team, 13 Glee Club, '1, 2, 3, 43 Girl Scouts, 13 Latin Club, 2, 3, 43 Ad Club, '23 Library Club, 3, 43 Dramatics Club, 33 Press Club, 3, Vice-President, 43 Elm Reporter, 3, 43 Chairman, Press Club Supper, 43 Student Omcial, Football Games, 43 Usher, Senior Play3 Shuflleboard Tournament, 23 Ping Pong Tourna- ment, 23 Student Math Teacher, 43 Senior Movie Committee. Major-Mathematics. Ambition-Retail Buyer. Marjorie Bratt Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Homemaking Club, 2, 3, 43 Library Club, 3, 43 Usher, Junior Play3 Committee, Junior Promg Usher, Senior Play3 Archery Tour- nament, 33 Shuflieboard Tournament, 3. Major-Homemaking. Ambition-Food Administrator. john Francis Callan Boy Scouts, 1, 2, 3, 43 Football, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Track, 2, 3, Co-Captain, 43 Basketball, 43 Intramural Basketball, 3, 43 Hobby Club, 1, 33 Boys' Glee Club, 23 Baccalaurate Usher, 33 Varsity 43 Boxing, 13 Ping Pong, 1, 2, 33 Volley Ball, 3, 43 Stage Hand, 3, 43 Softball, 33 Handball, 2, 3. Major-History. Ambition- F, B. I man. Mary Callan Girl Scouts, 8, 13 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 Hobby Club, 13 Secretary Freshman Class3 Homemaking Club, 2, 3, 43 Ad Club, 23 Student Council, 23 Music Club, 2, 33 Jun- ior Play Cast3 Secretary Assembly Committee, 33 Press Club, 3, 43 Dramatics Club, 33 Sub-Deb Club, 4, President, 3-3 Library Club, 3, Vice-President, 43 Elm Sta1T, 3, Chief Typist, 43 Baccalaurate Usher, 33 Chairman Ticket Committee, Junior Prom3 Sec- retary Senior Classg Cheerleader, 43 Alpha Beta Gamma, Secretary, 43 Ainodelac Staff, 43 Band, 2, 3, 43 Student Oiiicial, Parents' Night, 23 Shuffle- board Tournament, 23 Ping Pong Tournament, 23 Soft Ball Tournament, 13 Intramural Basketball, 43 Tennis, 3, 4. Major-Homemaking. Ambition-Social Service Worker. Veronica Callan Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Hobby Club, 13 Band, 2, 3, 43 President Sophomore Classg Photography Club, 33 Press Club, 3, Secretary, 43 Usher, Junior Play: Vice-President, French Club, 43 Homemaking Club, 43 Alpha Beta Gamma, 43 Usher Senior Play: Sub- Deb Club, 43 Ping Pong, 23 Chairman, Refresh- ment Committee for Firemen's Dances, 4. Major-French. Ambition-Stenographer. Robert Campbell Baseball, 1, 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club, 13 Student Official Football Games, 1, 33 Track, 33 Usher, Junior Play, 33 Horseshoe Team, 33 Senior Ball, Decorations Committee, 43 Property Committed, Senior Play, 4. Major-Commercial. Ambition-State Game Warden. Elizabeth Davis Advertising Manager, Senior Classg Ainodelac Staff, 43 Elm Reporter, 3, Feature Editor, 43 Glee Club, 3, 43 President, French Club, 43 Press Club, 3, 43 Homemaking Club, 43 Dramatics Club, 43 Alpha Beta Gamma, 43 Sub-Deb Club, 43 Latin Club, 43 Student Council, 33 Student Oflicial, Pa- rents' Night, 33 Photography Club, Vice-President, 33 Commencement Usher, 33 Head Usher, Junior Playg Usher, Senior Play3 Decoration Committee, Junior Prom. Major-Mathematics. l I, Ambition-Interior Decorator. 3 NZ Iames Dempsey if P Hobby Club, 13 Ad Club, 23 i'Elm Staff, 3, 43 Chairman Decorating Committee, 33 Chairman, Junior Prom Committee3 Junior Play Stage Man- ager3 Commencement Usher, 33 Dramatics Club, 2, 3, 43 Press Club, 33 Photography Club, 43 Senior Play Cast3 Secretary-Treasurerg Athletic Assoc- iation, 43 Vice-President, Senior Class3 Ainodelac Staff, 43 Stage Manager, 4. Maj or-Commercial. Ambition-Business Executive. Eloise Eberle Ainodelac Staff, 43 Senior Play Cast3 Senior Card Party Hostess Committee3 French Club, 43 Sub-Deb Club, Program Chairman, 3, President, 43 Press Club, 33 Archery Tournament, 33 Tennis Tournament, 33 Orchestra, 2, 33 Dramatics Club, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Club, 2, 3, 43 English Club, 13 Latin Club, 13 Student Math Teacher, 43 Elm Reporter, 33 Senior Supper Committee3 Ping Pong Tournament, 2. Maj or-Science. Ambition-Research Psychologist. James Farrell Boy Scouts, 1, 23 Assembly Committee, 1, 3, 43 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club, 13 Track, 1, 23 Orchestra, 13 American Legion Eighth Grade Award3 Hobby Club, lj Football, 2, 3, 43 Elm Staff, 2, 3, 43 Ad Club, 33 Junior Prom Kingg Tennis Squad, 33 Commencement Usher, 33 Photography Club, 33 Junior Play Cast3 Ainodelac Staff, 4. Major-Science. Ambition-Aviator. Elizabeth Flick Sub-Deb Club, 3,43 Elm Reporter, 3,41 Glee Club, 3, 43 Library Club, 3, 43 Ainodelac Staff, 43 Press Club, 43 Music Club, 3, President, 43 N. Y, S. Music Clinic, 3, 43 Assistant Cheerleader, 43 Chair- man, Senior Card Party3 Assembly Committee, 43 Ping Pong, 33 Tennis, 3, 43 Junior Play Usher3 Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom. Major-History. Ambition-Concert Singer. Alden Hackett Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Chairman, Junior-Senior Picnic, 33 Dramatics Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Hobby Club, 13 Home- making Club, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 2, 33 4-H Club, 1, 2, 33 Library Club, 3, President, 43 Service Club, 33 Property Manager Junior Play3 Junior Play Usher: Property Manager Senior Play3 Chairman Halloween Party, 33 Chairman Decorations Junior Promg Chairman Magazine Campaign, 43 Chair- man Senior Supper3 Chairman Senior Movie Ticket Committee. Maj or-Homernaking. Ambition-Retailer. Theron Hayes 1 Boy Scouts, 8, 1, 23 Student Football Oiiicial, 13 Boys' Glee Club, 13 Boxing Club, 13 Hobby Club, 1, 33 Dramatics Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Football, 2, 3, '43 Elm Staff, 2, 3, Art Editor, 43 Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Classg Junior Play Cast3 Junior Class President3 Ad Club, 3, 43 Commencement Usher, 33 Tennis, 3, 43 Ainodelac Staff, 43 Senior Play Cast3 Assembly Committee, 4. Major-French. Ambition-Aviator, Clara Hults Homemaking Club, 3, President, 43 Glee Club. 43 Library Club, 3, 43 Refreshment Committee, Fire- men's Dances, 43 Chairman, Senior Supper, 43 Usher Junior Play3 Ticket Committee, Junior Prom3 Chairman, Junior-Senior Picnic, 33 Usher Senior Play3 Intramural Basketball, 4. Maj or-Homemaking. Ambition-Dietitian. Lorraine Latour Glee Club, 23 Student Council, 23 Head Usher, Senior Play3 Ticket Committee, Senior Movieg Ticket Committee, Senior Play3 Ainodelac Staff, 4: Senior Circus Committee. Major-Commercial. Ambition-Secretary. Stanley Lyttle .- Basketball, 3, 43 Assistant Manager, Baseball, 23 Baseball Manager, 3, 43 Band, 2, 3, 43 Horseshoe, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Castg Boy Scouts, 1, 2, 3, 4' Vice-President, Freshman Classg Boys' Glee Club, 13 4-H Club, 1, 23 Junior Prom Ticket Committeeg Senior Supper Committee3 Hobby Club, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 43 Photography Club, 3, Secretary, 43 Intramural Basketball, 3, Captain, 4. v Major-Commercial. Ambition-Business Executive. Elizabeth Lockard Salutatorian, 4, Ainode1ac , Editor-in-Chief, 4, Student Council, 8, Vice-Chairman, 4, Elm Re- porter, 3, Associate Editor, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Assistant Cheerleader, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor, SPQR , 3, Library Club, 3, 4, Press Club, 3, Dramatics Club, 3, 4, Girl Scouts, 8, 1, 2, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Sub-Deb Club, 4, Secretary, 3, Alpha Beta Gamma, Music Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Ad Club, 2, 4-H Club, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Second Prize American Legion Oratorical Contest, 4, Co-author, Latin Play, 3, Head Waitress, Senior Supper, Chairman, Magazine Campaign, 4, Parents' Night Official, 4, Chairman, Class Day Committee, 4, Library Club Play Cast, 4. Major-Science, Mathematics. Ambition-Doctor. Thomas Micheaux Football, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 3, 4, Boxing, 1, Orchestra, 1, Varsity 4, Art Club, 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff, 4, Baccalaurate Usher, 3, American Legion Oratorical Contest, 4, Elm Staif, 3, 4, Boy Scouts, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 3, 4. Maj or--Art. Ambition-Commercial Artist. Carmella Perna Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Homemaking Club, 2, 3, 4, Usher Junior Play, Library Club, 4, Press Club, 4, Elm Reporter, 4, Ainodela,c Staff, 4, Student Council, 4, Candy Committee, 3, 4, Library Club Play, 4, Usher, Senior Play, Ticket Committee, Senior Play, Advertising Committee Senior Class, Student Oflicial, Parents' Night, 4, Archery Tourna- ment, 3, Intramural Basketball, 4. Major-Homemaking. Ambition-Secretary, Ruth Shaffer Chairman, Candy Committee, 3, 4, Ticket Chair- man Senior Play, Refreshment Committee, Senior Ball, Properties, Senior Play, Senior Play Usher, Major-Commercial. Ambition-Bookkeeper. Elizabeth Skivington Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, President, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club, 2, President, Freshman Class, Ad Club, 2, Library Club, 3, Sec- retary, 4, Elm Staff, 3, 4, Baccalaurate Usher, 3, Homemaking Club, 3, 4, Secretary, Junior Class, Assistant Cheerleader, 4, Sub-Deb Club, 3, 4, Committee, Senior Ball, Senior Play Cast, Com- mittee, Senior Card Party, Assembly Committee, 4, Ping Pong Tournament, 2. Major-History. Ambition-Retailer. Alice Jean Tennent Valedictorian3 Senior Class President3 Girl Scouts, 8, 1, 23 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Amer- ican Legion Eighth Grade Award3 Student Oiiicial, Parents' Night, 1, 3, 43 Latin Club, 1, 2, President, 3, Secretary, 43 Homemaking Club, 23 Ad Club, 23 Music Club, 2, 4, Vice-President, 33 Orchestra, 2, 3, 43 Press Club, 3, 43 Library Club, 33 Business Manager, Junior Play3 Elm Stall, 3, Editor, 43 Alpha Beta Gamma, 3, 43 Debate Team, 33 Sub- Deb Club, 3, 43 French Club, 43 American Legion Oratorical Contest, County, first place, District, third place, 43 Junior Prom Queen3 National Honor Society, 43 Commencement Usher, 33 Co-author Latin Play, 33 Student Council, 1, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball, 4. Major-Latin. Ambition-Journalist. William Thompson Vice-President, Athletic Association, 3, 43 Pres- ident, Varsity C , 43 Football, 3, Captain, 43 Intra- mural Basketball, 3, 43 Junior Play Cast3 Senior Play, Stage Manager3 'fElm Staff, 43 Chairman, Assembly Committee, 43 Junior Prom Committee3 Senior Supper Committee. Maj or-Commercial. Ambition-State Trooper. Alice Waters Glee Club, 1, 23 Archery Tournament, 33 Shuflle- board Tournament, 2. Maj or-I-Iomemaking. Ambition-Nurse. Allan Cameron Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Track, 1, 2, 43 Tennis, 33 4-'H Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club, 13 Varsity C , 2, 4, Vice-President, 33 Box- ing, 1, 23 Ping Pong, 23 Basketball, 4, Captain, 33 Hobby Club, 23 Photography Club, 4, Secretary- Treasiuer, 33 Advertising Manager Junior Play3 Volley Ball Team, 33 Intramural Basketball, 33 Hand Ball, 1, 23 Boy Scouts, 13 Senior Supper Committee. Major-History. Ambition-Football Technician. CLASS HISTORY Remember when thrrty green freshmen took our places ID study hall? We too were to go through the gr1nd as drd our upper classmates The gu1d1ng hand offered the Frosh 1n our new hfe was extended by Mrss Davres Her able ass1stants Betty Skrvrngton and Stanley Lyttle held the office of pres1dent and v1ce presrdent respect1vely We found there wasnt too much soc1al act1v1ty rn our flrst year rn hrgh school but we were to make up for that soon enough Enterrng our sophomore year we elected Veron1ca Callan for class presrdent and Geraldme Ball for v1ce presrdent Th1s year d1d not seem very eventful for us e1ther but we kept our eyes and ears open for rdeas to make ou1 Washmgton tr1p a success It seemed 1mposs1ble but the next year would be our yunror year the beg1nn1ng of a long trek toward tavo sh1n1ng goals Com mencement and Washmgton' Uh what a crazy round of socral events began after the return of the sen1ors IH the class of 39' Tea dances 1n the afternoon the Jumor prom our purple punch and remember t at howhng success The Famrly Upsta1rs 7 Could we ever forget Father B1ll7 Movmg Up Day' We Jumors had achreved that pos1t1on of pos1t1ons that of THE SENIQRS Qur class was the Hrst to spend 1ts entrre sen1or year 1n the new bu1ld1ng Lookmg down from our lofty he1ghts we recla1med our adv1ser Mrss Chambers who had weathered the storm w1th us so well the year before Lookmg on further we see the senrors strugghng at Hrst makmv a great success ID the1r magazme campa1gn sen1or supper a movre sponsored by the class our annual ball and play plus scads of late hours servrng refreshments at dances held at school the c1rcus card partres and any number of other act1v1t1es Remember how B1d Flrck and Betty Jane Dav1s rebu1lt the 12 ' SL 55 L ' 9 9 ' ' Lb 55 ' - 9 9 . . . , 1 , . 9 1 9 A L. 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Plenty of handy Shamolians rolled in from their sales to those with a sweet tooth' Ruth Sheffer was chief check writer A11 this activity resulted in Easter vacation We shall never forget our Washington trip After that life began to seem hectic but enjoyable We let the juniors struggle with the plans for the junior senior picnic while we produced our yearbook and made ready for C1 iss Day Then came our last grand affair the Alumni banquet The memorable day has arrived Those figures in caps and gowns moving about the corridors are the seniors gett ng ready for commencement The commencement program this year will be presented in the form of a pageant This is something new and different for our school but many others have adopted the plan in recent years For many as students at C H S it will be their ean Tennent and her right hand man the xice president 1m Dempsey will be among those continuing their schooling in in ti utions of higher learning next year That efficient treasurer Florence Bartalo who handled our financial affairs in such great style with our class secretary Mary Callan will be studying the ifs and ands of the business world at the beginning of the next semester Thus the success story of the sen ors of 1941 goes Thev went in green and came out young men and women at the cross roads of another new life The Senior Class of 1941 as a whole extends to the un1or Class as rosy a future as was its fate Elizabeth Flick Class Historian 1 A z f. l I C 1 C L L l . I I D i D 9 . , . . ., . last trip treading the marble halls. Cur able class president, Alice I 7 SG ' 77- 7' I ' I 5 I' , 3 . T S .f 1 . . . . . . , 7 1 J v 0 I 4 ' 5 5 CLASS WILL Now that our Semor funct1ons ale slowly dravvmg to a clos vve the Class of 1941 execute th s our list wxll ard testament To the Freshman Class we leave the hope that they w1ll enjoy the1r h1gh school years as much as we .hd To the Sophomore Class We leave much happ1ness and success dunng the1r jumor and SCDIOI years To each member of the un1o1 Class We bequeath the fol lovvmg 1 To Esther Booth ou1 App e Blo som ueen vxe leaxe a pa1r of Qlas es so that she can read the Daley news more eas1ly 7 To Ahce DFIQGIS we leave ome lutomoblle tools mcludmv ack 3 To Claue B1 own we leave the 1D1l1tY to keep that school cg rl complex1on 4 To 1N1o1ma Hayes we le1ve som shakels made by M1rt1n ff? Co so that she won t have to go to Avon for her Pepper 5 To eanne Callan we exve Dorothy Benmons place as the supe1 alesman for the class 6 To Helen Campbell we bequeath a rake and a sun hat to con plete he Cardner s outflt 7 To Anne Emer on vxe leave a telephone Booth so he can call Alfred any t1me she des1res 8 To Kav Foote we bequeath a Shavvfl to keep around h r shoulders 9 To Sus1e Kmvsbury we leave a de11very truck so that she can dehver for Callan s Grocery store 10 To Dor1s Ladd vve leave Lorra1ne LHTOU1 s place ln the ofhce 11 To Muv M Laughhn we bequeath the pos1t1on of h xr dresser 1n the Smlth shop where she can make Bobbed ha1r her specxalty 17 To Ruta McRae We leave our perm1ss1on to keep sm1l1ng 13 To Anne Shaughnessy we leave Heddv Lamarrs place 1n the mov es 14 To Drtter Stauller and Dorothy Baker we leave som Ax on products 14 - 0 Us ' 3 ,c , A 1 , ccc l 1, , . N I 1 c I A 1 . I . , , L. s , f . f ' LL '15 ' C . ,Q c . c, - , f T ' ... 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'5 l . 1.6 ' 51 - I 3 HL W1 V 4 . 15 To Mar1on Thompson we bequeath a copy of the Morse code l6 To Sh1rley Van de Vort we leave a Job IH Geneseo so that thmgs w1ll be less compl1cated l7 To eanne Purvrs we leave Sluvy s reputatlon as the Urrl w1th the swell sense of humor l8 To Momca Boyle we leave the book How to become a Frsher man 19 To Florence Frsher we leave Ruth Sheflers pos1t1on at the candy counter 70 To Betty Paul we leave happrness 1D the fUfUl6 71 To Nan y Roberts we bequeath a posrtron as he td danc 1nO teacher ID a new danclng school rn Honeoye Falls 77 To Charles Banks we leave a place rn C7 ab Callowavs orchestra where he can really SWIDU out' 7 a To Bob Barrett we leaxe our perm1ss1on to take h1s broth er s place as a ladres man s1nce B1ll has a Job wrth the Dtxrs Balung Powder Company dark harr and blue eyes 75 To oe Daley we leave a book The Woman Hater 76 To Leonard Callan we leave a short cut to Scottsulle 77 To 'Tommy Callan we leave a car of h1s own so he won t have to take h1s father s every t1me he wants to go to Wheatland 78 To lack Lamb we leave a copy of the song Do I Worrv 79 To Blll Leathers1ch we leaxe Squrrt s bashfulness wrth the women 30 To M1Ck6y MacPherson we bequeath 1mmy Farrells place rn the Tennent house al To Muzzy Raponc we le tve the pOS1f1OI71 of Sound Eflet ts Man for the Semor Pl ty 37 To George Shaw we leaxe 1 pos1t1on of Foote doctor on State Street Q3 To Lloyd Stone we leaxe a new shmy bass horn to show our apprecratlon of hrs fine playmg 34 To Bob Wakeheld we leave a new brcycle so he won t be late for school so much 15 ' ' I . 53 ' ' -4 . C C . S . A . -'. ' c ' ' z of ' I3 L . ii Q . Y C . A-11-1. 1 L l Q . ! 1 S' Q x L I D 1 -T 1 ' ' ' f 1 SS ' 5 'ii ' ' ' ' LH :K 7'LT5 24. To Kenny Bartlett we bequeath Ann Irish colleen with A-I I J r 7 SL -'15 A-I 4 7' 4 1 Y c I at n c L ' . hi l 7 ' ' 7 Ll: 1 '55 H I x 1 7 ur. Y - s sw C Y N - . H . 'M c S lt. c 1 we Q Q us. as , 2 . . Q Vi .L ' 2 , H' ' i I I Q 1' - an I -an , n V 7 - 35 To ohn W1ll13mS we leave the hope that he w1ll keep up the f1ne work that he has done th1s year 36 To Cordon enk1ns we bequeath success 1n evervthmg that he does To each member of the facul y we bequeath the followmg l To Mr Cs rander we leave our s1ncere thanks for h1s help fulness durmg our h gh school years 7 To M1 s Spro t we bequeath many efflcrent l1brar1ans to help her J To M1ss Mur n we leav a copy of the sonff Stav as mee as You are 4 To Mr Bernhard we leave c n nued successful years 1n C H S 5 To Mr Cl fford we leave tl e l cpe that he w1ll nex er l se l1sf1 cs neofhumor f o b ll te I 1 next y ar as lae had th1s year 7 To TVI ss Dav es we bequeath much happmess through out her l1fe 8 To M1ss Cooper we leave our apprecratron of her fine help on the Arnodelac 9 To M1ss Sm1th we leave best w1shes for her future 10 To Mr l.ar1ton we leave the hope that he wrll keep hrs pleasant personahty ll To Mrs Holroyd we leave the hope that she has enyoyed teachmg here as much as we have enjoyed havmg her 12 To M1ss DeCroote we leave many years filled wrth hap p1ness 13 To Mr Melv1lle we leave cont1nued success vv1th the band 14 To M1ss Chambers we leave many thanks for her fine cooperat1on 1n makrng our Wash1ngton tr1p a success and the hope that she w1ll enjoy her new pos1t1on To the Clee Club we leave the hope that they w1ll contlnue to get a super1or ratmg To the band we leave some new members to rake the place of the ones who are leavmg To the orchestra we leave an 1ncrease 111 1ts membersh1p W1tnesses Elo1se Eberle Betty Fhck S1gned Ceraldme Ball I M Allfhru 16 I 7 - l 1 . - C K 1 iz , . 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I Y 9 DEGREES CONFERRED Ceraldlne Ball Wllllam Bar1ett Florence Bartalo ane Bennem Dorothy Bennlon Marjolle B1 att ack Call ID Mary Callan Ve1on1ca Callan Allan Cameron Robert Campbell Ehzabeth Dav1s ames Dempsey Elo1se Eberle Ehzabeth Fhck Theron Hayes Clara Hults Lorra1ne Latour Ellzabeth Lockard Stanley Lyttle Tom M1cheaux Alden Hackett Carmella Perna Ruth Sheffer Ehzabeth Skwmgton ean Tennent Wllllam Thompson Ahce Waters Master Master Master Doctor M ister Master Master Doctor Master of Rhythm of Agreeab1l1ty of Fmance of Fnendlmess of Salesmanshrp of Demureness of Sleep of Pep of Coquetry Bachelor of Sports Bachelor of Compl1ance Doctor of Home Arts Master of Law and Crcler Doctor of Versat111ty Bachelor of Charm aster of Songs chelor of Lazmess aster of Cul1nary Arts aster of Nav1gat1on aster of Vocabulary chelor of Square Dances aster aSt6r octor N aster Doctor Doctor of Art of Accompl1shments of Loyalty of Unconcern of Good Humor of D1plomacy Bachelor of SCICHCS Master of Sm1les I .I ............. ' ' A I 'L ................ ' 1. ............ .- .lamesFarrellllllljilllllll ' ' ............ M' ' ' ' ........... NQ ' ' ' .......... NQ ' ............ Nf . ............ M ' I.. ........,.... ' l 17 1 JUNIQR CLASS SGPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS -1 L- ROSTER OF CLASSES Junior Class Officers: President, George Shaw: Vice-President, Joseph Raponeg Secretary. Esther Boothg Treasurer, Kathryn Foote, Adviser, Mr. Freeman, First Row: C. Brown, N. Hayes, D. MoCombs, M, Thompson, F. Fisher, M. Boyle H. Campbell, A. Shaughnessy, K. Hoag. 1 Second Row: E. Booth, J. Rapone, N. Roberts, E, Paul. E. Wermuth, Mr. Freeman J. Purvis, D. Ladd, J. Williams, D. MacPherson. Q Third Row: K. Foote, L. Stone. J. Callan, S. Van De Vort, A. Emerson. R. Smith. D, Baker, M. Stauffer, M. McLaughlin. A, Briggs. G. Jenkins. Fourth Row: W. Leathersich. G. Cater, K. Bartlett. C. Banks. E. Quackenbush A. Ruliffson, R, Barrett, J, Lamb, R. Wakefield. T. Callan. J. Daley, G. Shaw D. Sisson. 5 1 19 I EICIVHS I-LLHSIH HCIVHD HLNEIAEIS ROSTER OF CLASSES continued Sophomore Class Officers Presrdent Robert Bostvuck Vrce Presrdent Allen Bennem Secretary Donald Freeman Treasurer Catherrne Daley Adyrser Mrss Murnan Frrst Row M Srnacorr D Hackett D Hoskrns M Frsher L MacB1rde L Gould J Cushman F Hrll G Frazo Second Row Margaret Flrck J Hrckey J Farrell C Frsher Mrss Murnan F Hack ett A Bennem E Gould W Callan Thlrd Row C Daley E Bennem N Fernays D Freeman G Grant J Thompson G Nelson M McGowan J Ball E Garbutt D Martrn J Cameron Fourth Row R Bostwrck H Dernpse D Dempsey B Hrckey S Davrs H Baldeck A Washburn MRIJOIIG Flrck J Ranalette L Stone J Nelan Freshman Class Officers Presrdent Gracra Rrchardson Vrce Presrdent Barbara Tennent Secretary Treasurer Peter Ferazolr Adyrser Mrss Davres Flrst Row R Srmpson H Outterson H McC0mbs C Ladd A Shefheld S Macy M Banks A Hoody Second Row B Tennent F Russ 'VI Quackenbush 'VI Bratt Mrss Davres V Perna J McKeon E Campbell A Daley Thlrd Row C Purvrs G Rrchardsor' R Callan P Ferazolr C Nelson C Cap potellr G Starkyyeather C Bartalo M Martrn E Feeley Fourth Row L Boylan D MacKay G Grattan D Pangrarro I Wermufh D Brrdgem in R Morse F Nelan D Booth D Srnrth G Oilerr Erghth Grade Officers Presrdent George Smrth Vrce Presrdent Glenn Mary Place Secretary Treasurer Hobart Brew Advrser Mrs Holroyd Frrst Row D Sacks B Callan M Scnubmehl A Bresslrn E Nrchols P Callan M Keenan A Rerd F Shelter C Brown Second Row A Skrvrngton D Buck R McLaughlrn R Brock J Harrrgan H MacPherson Mrs Holroyd V Rulrlison L Vrnk R Hoag M Vkaslrburn E Barrett Thrrd Row P D1 Rrenzo C Thompson R Neale B Root F Barrett W Rerd J Sutherland G Smrth. D Hackett M Srnclarr H Feeley M Prrce A Vokes G Scott R Wallace Fourth Row F Lucas E Palmer J Abbot J MacKay P Rrch M Hanna M Sherman Seventh Grade Officers Presrdent John MacLeod Vrce Presrdent Peggy Eagle Secretary Don ald Hare Advrsers Mrs Root Mr Farrbrother FIPSC Row M Gardrner J Frsher P Baker M Keenan E Ackerman J Anderson S Hayes M Vogel G M Place T Frtzgerald W Nelson F Kelly J Bonacqurstr Second Row M Shelter L Hayes Mr Farrbrotner L Krng R Lyttle P Eagle B McCowan Mrs Root H Van De Vort E Lrrrdsay Third Row B McCombs R Mrcheaux J Callan R Shelton L Rapone L Cal lan D Hare S Macy M Vrnk G Vrnk W Donegan Fourth Row M Harmon R Waters C Boyle R Cameron L Tuccr C Shelton E Clark M Campbell McK lvlrcheaux J Morse L Harrrngton J MacLeod 20 L ' a . ' . Y Y Y y .Y . - Y . Y . Y . . , . . Y - Y . . . . . . . ' ' Y .. ' . ' . . - - , . . . . . . . . Y - Y . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . l , -v Q . Y . - . L . . J. . r L. . . . . . . L - . , , . Y f . . . . 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Courage determination and fight could not entirely make up for inexperience and lack of size but the team fought inspiringly against oyerwhelming odds. As a result this season turned out to be a great one for the Maroon as they won four ind lost onlv two contests Vw e had a very encouraginff basketball season The first team wcn cnlv two games but they w re iast tough and colorful throughout the season Most of the hrst t am games were verv clcse contests The second team defeated all of their opponents but Penfield A top ranking baseball team respected by its opponent was produced by Coach Bernhard this year The team won most of its games After two highly successful seasons the team will be in a good position to lift the championship next year as most of the players will be back The Maroon and White county track champions for the past two seasons are on top of the pile again this year The speed skill and fighting spirit drilled into the boys by Coach Freeman has produced another top flight aggregation The tennis team under the direction of Mr Clifford has been practising enthusiastically and has made its mark in several con tests this season 'ess' 29 R C h 1 c c , , c 0 7 C 9 v 1 L . 1 N K , , . A - -. 1 I c -. 7 , v ' . x O L . O ff , 9 V '- 1 . C V - ' L c 5 S5 c K c . , . X . . . . i . . L L L 3 3 - 1 5 O 1 . . 4 r 1 J c . 4 I , fayzfgl' l xg iv , V ! 1' -Ae? TJ FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES C H S Opponents Canlsteo at Caledoma Caledonla at Walsaxx Pelly at Caledoma Caledoma at Avon Dansulle at Ca1edon1a Ca1edon1a at I ondecuoxt BASKETBAII SCHIIDUII' AND S1 ORIS C H Opponents Glove-1and at Ca edonla Caledom at Luna Caledonla at Lnoma Yoxk at C2116-doma Cwlocionm at N111d'1 Lnni at Cllcdonm Geneseo at Ca1don1a C'11eoon11 t Mtn Luoma at Calecxoma Hemlock at Caledoma. Cf11edon 1 'it Yolk Penncld at Cikdoma Axon 'xt Ca1ec1 ma Caledoma at Gtneseo Caledon a at Pe f1e1d Nunda at Caled ma C H Opponents Caledoma at Le R05 Geneseo at Ca1edon1a 931050111 ftf C1 11101111116 Caleuoma at G1OX813Hd Caledoma at Geneseo Batfula at Caledonla Yolk at Cale-donla C3.16C101113 at Lelcestel Lnoma at Caledoma Caledoma Le Rox at C'116C10111a C3.1CdO111a at Nmuda C8.16dO1113. at Yolk 'Lt Lnoma NIL ndvm '11 C'a1edoma Caledoma xs Nunda at YOIK rplay 0111 TFNNIS SQIIEDLIL AND SCORES C H Opponentb Dansulle at Ca1edon1a Calcdonla at A1011 Geneseo at Ca1edon1a Axon at Ca1edon1a Caledoma at Nunda Nunda at Ca1edon1a TRAI K Sf IIP DUI F A1ND if OREQ Countx mem it G n oo C'11edon'1 411 pmnts Genesco 34 ,bolnts Dtnsx 110 3 1 ponfts Yo k 21 polnts Mt M011 212 pomte 30 ' ' ......,....,..,.,.,,.,............. 12 6 ' U ' ,...........,.,..,..,. .. .,...,.. , 12 6 ' ,.,....,.....,.....................,.. 0 40 ' .' .....,.................... ., ....,. 7 27 1 ' .,.......,....,.,................. 13 6 ' 1' 3 ' ,.......,. ,., ...,. ....,,,. . , 19 0 . .S. . 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WASHINGTON TRIP May '70 1941 Dear Aunt Sue Even though M1ss Cooper tells us not to beg1n a letter w1th l I can hardly walt to tell you all about our wonderful tr1p to Washrngton and New York Clfyl The excrtement really began at the Leh1gh Valley stauon Frr day morn nO the eleventh of Apr1l Up unt1l then If had hardly seemed true that we were at last on our way The excrtrng surge of emotron as we pushed l do mean pushedj our wav to the long tr 1n eclrp ed every thought of hard work connected wrth sen1or supoers dances card part1es and magazrne campa1gns The mad scramble for seats the frantrc last farewells a thrs remarns a pleasant blur rn our memorres Self con c1ous at flrst fjust a l1ttle you understandj we soon were makrnff frrends on all srdes lt d1dnt seem so long before we were 1n Ph1ladelph1a and from the observatron car we sang that charmrng drtty about Phlladelphla Scrapple f'h1na' lt was uncomfortably warm and the m1les stretched on and on The wa1t1ng was agony' At la t we were be1ng wh1 ked to our hotel through the Glrsten mg p rl hl e streets of the cap1tal c1ty Cur flrst thrrll was a v1ew of the Caprtol bu1ld1ng by moon l ght How wonderful If seemed to be an Amencan' My throat twhtens at the thought of that g1sten1nU wh1te dome symbol f r o much rn th1s hect1c world of ours today Cur first tour was scheduled for Saturday A M NVould every emor be present? Drowsy but sm1l1ng they made the1r appearan e one by one lt was drfhcult for several to get used to the 1dea that they would have to dash about a brt to get break fast and make the bus on t1me The Hrst of the Van Z1le tours was a bew1ldermg breath taklng panorama of s1ghts Mount Vernon Alexandna Tomb of the Unknown Soldrer F B I Smrthsonran lnsutute to ment1on a 31 - , . LS 55, ' V 7 l ' 3 . X c . .' i g, Y '. ' , ' a' ' s, f ' I ' ' L 7 he . U . ,g I , ' t - ll 1 S . M . I 3 L A O I Lo SL' 'L ' L '57 From there on it seemed as though Washington had moved to .111-. . . . A ' - 4 - b - S . .S b .W I ' , ,a 14:5 ' ' . . 1. . . in 1 'O 9 o s ' ' ' . S . U , . . 7 Q . c s . H . . . , f . . M . 4, A . , , . . ., , very few The evenmg was spent mostly IH smaller tourrng part les on foot Ch' Aunt Sue you should see the Lmcoln Memor1al the cherry blossoms and the Wash ngton Monument by moon l1ght' Room 535 f a k us vshoj were the only courageous sou s who ventur ed out for the Sunrrse Servrce at Arlmgton Easter mormng We were verv properly thr1lled and rmpressed and even sax V 1ce Pres1dent Vwfallace and h1s wrfe Breakfast at the Wh1te Tower then we were off to church After d1nner we were bused away to the New Nanonal Cathe dl al the zoo fBoy' the popcorn was good'j and the Franc 1scan Monastery That evemng found us sl1ghtly trred around the edges bu we plunged gallantly on Horace He1dt and hr Pot o C old kept us awake Monday Ax M we agam arose early fmechanrcally bv tlars t1mej and lrftmg the Wh1te Tower coffee cup wrth one hand wh1le the other held up our eyelrds we just caught the bu The t11p through the Cap1tol bu1ldmg was extremely fascmatmg srtt ng 1D tl e senate gallery l1sten1ng to the echo stone admrr ng the frescoes 1n the rotunda bemg awestruck at L1ncolns personal room and then tak1ng a thnllmg r1de on the senate underground ra1lvsay wh1ch 15 a specral treat for Mr Van Z1le s partres Next through the Congre s cnal I.1brary and the Sup1eme Court bu1ld1ng and back for lunch ust t1me enough to put spec ral curls m our ha1r for the afternoon s event Annapolrs' We saw the cadets on parade and had a splend1d trme Monday n1ght Room 5 35 finally found trme to eat and we had a marvelous d1nner rn the Balkan Room of the Earle We gormand1 ed evervthmg but the cockta1l napkms and these we brought home for souvemrs' Later the Van Z1le ball at the W1llard should have ended the evemng but we had a farewell stroll from the Caprtol to the Lrncoln Memor1al lt d1dn t seem poss1ble that there could be anythmg left to ee but Tuesday we saw the NVh1te House the art gallery the Pan Amencan Umon and the Umted States Treasury bu1ld ng Tuesday noon found us snggermg 1nto the bus wrth our bags foh all r1ght lug age Ixluch more speed1ly than we had entered we were leavmg thrs beaut1ful metropohs of our dreams 1n a cloud of tram dust The mrles cl1cked off as we drow ed away Balt more Phrladelphra Jersey Crty Hoboken Here we had to board 32 . - ' f . . , 3 Q f 7 . 1 5 V J c le . . - 5 I . 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S - ': a a - buses and cro s on the ferry Excrtedly vse scanned the gray sky hne of New York and out of the m1st rose the Statue of Lrberty our statue the ageless symbol of our freedom What a glorrous feelrng' Such an endless number of streets on the way to Hotel Taft' Up through Greenwrch V1llage past swarmrng tenements 1nto the glrtter and msh of downtown Manhattan Lrfe became a serres of adventures for us then We unearthed quamt ltalran restaurants spl1t our meals so as to have dessert IU mart coffee shops rubbed elbows w1th New Yorkers 1n the auto mat went w1ndoww1h1ng on Frfth Avenue and slummrnsf on Elghth Prcbablv the greatest thrrll of the ent1re tr1p for many of us wa Rad1o Crty Mus1c Hall We saw That Hamllton Woman and so many gorgeous ballets We also toured N B C and found t fascrnatmg Here we saw The Aldrrch Famrly and Xavrer Cuffat w1th hrs orchestra 1n actron of us took the Staten Island ferry explored the lmmen e publrc l brary and traversed Broadway at n1ght eyes ears and mouths open' At last the final sky rocket1ng from the n1nth floor to the lobby of the Hotel Taft and off for a farewell supper Mr Van Zrle who had always been com enrently around to help make the tr1p more pleasant put us 1nto our taxrs as we sped off to the Pennsylvanla statlon Weary bedraggled senlors trled by ex ery connrvance to reclme comfortably and sleep Oh brutal fate' We could not' Each tune we awoke deludrng ourselves IHUO the thought that lt was morn ng we found ourselves st1ll ID Pennsylvanra The mornrng dragged on endlessly the tra1n was only two hours late' Break fast rn the drner consumed some of the trme untrl the tra1n gave a partrng perk and tossed us off IDEO the arms of wartrng parents and frrends Perhaps they d1dn t recognlze us but they krndly took us home anyhow where we all slept peacefully through the day and 1nto the nrght Some say we haven t waked yet per haps not for the dreams hnger w1th us strll Love ELCISF S , l 7 7 , , I. ' L 3 My ' kj Q . . . 3 . 3 I g, C 1 . s , f . T O gg . . . Q Lg . as Q 1 L .. k 1 . . . . ,J- ' i - C - I sn - - 'ea ' O . A bus tour of the city covered the sights for most, but some l . . , ' s ' L I. . 1 I , 7 I , . 5 Y I U 5 I ' 3 ia . ' - f. . . ' . ' 1 N, . 'F 7 ' , . 7 CLASS PROPHECY The early summer evemng was perfect for Walkmg yet I qurck ened my step It wouldn t do to be late for so rmportant a ban quet as th1s Relrex ed to be on t1me I relaxed and turned my head to drs t1ngu1sh my compamons Cn my rrght I was exalted to ind that famous arrrst who had done the mural for the new lrbrary gud denly the name struck a lrght rn my memory Tom Mrcheaux Why l went to hrgh chool wrth h ml Lookrng acro s the table I encountered the confused but smrlrng look of a younv woman who was berng questroned and admned on all srdes Seerng me sh sm led acrcss and I was startled to recogmae ean Tenn nt She was 1 celebr1tV now famous for her syndrcated column on Wa h nfftcn and for several hrstoncal novels A rf on a prvot my head contrnued to turn and there on my left was the greatly eyplcrted x ator Iam s Farrell whom I recognrzed rmmedrately for hrs never say d1e lush gnn As I looked up again I s w andlng rn the doorway Dr Elrz abe h Lockfud who had been deta1ned at the hosp tal hhe greeted us all at once w1th the same confident po1se we remembered cf old I mqurred and was told that M ss Clara Hults x as the hotel h f YVh1le de sert was be ng en3oyed the program began M1 s Geraldme Ball who was 1 gu st artrst played several charmrng pnno and bell selectrons I heard everal people b 'tg ng a tall blond g1rl to s ng R s1n0 she acquxesed gracefully and be utlfully It was the famous con cert tar Elrzabeth Fl cl I heard a hearty laugh down the table and IHCOHSPILUOLISIY turned to see who m fvht be the merry one It was none oth r than the famed av ator llnown the world over for hrs courageous fl gl ts 1nto the unkn wn ohn Fran IS Cwallan Stmky to Us The boy sh looll ng gentlcma 1 on hrs r1ght obv1ously envoy mg h mself W s Erll Far ett wc'l known to promrnent busrn ss men as the d1 ector of Bethlehem Steel Corporatron YN h t s the com'not1on7 Cuess I had better pay more atten t cn to my 1mm d ate l,11I'OllI'1Cl1I'1gS Ch' lf s our successful busr 34 7 , . , , L. 3 ', fc ' L. 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' L ' 1 e 1 s . . s If ness man ames Dempsey havmg a httle argument about the fmancral condrtron of our world today A famrhar delrghtful chuckle led me to not1ce that clexer buyer from Bonw1t Teller N Y C known to readers of smart magazmes everywhere Betty Sk1v1ngton Besrde her talk1ng shop was the equally famous buyer from Wanarraker s M1ss Dorothy Bennlon As the banquet broke up the former Caledonrans drew to gether Leavmg the hotel we dee1ded to walk about the crty Imag1ne our surprrsc rn recogmzrng the traffic polrceman as Brll Thompson B1ll told us he had just spent h1 vacatron rn Mumford and l ad een Pete Cameron who was trll on the farm He hrd learn d wh1le he was home that Bob Campbell was a state game warden Alden Hackett was employed at Srbley s Alrce Waters w s a nur e at Harlem Hosprtal and Ruth Sheffer was takrng telephone call on the Caledon1a sw tchboard Betty Davrs had ch nffed her last name and was happy ID her l1ttle Colon1al home n New Hampshlre Mar3or1e Bratt was also makmg good use of her home econom1cs trammg ID a small home 1n Avon So 1nterested d1d we become 1n all th1s news that before we realrzed lf we had walked 1nto the slum seetron now bernv re modeled Commff toward us was 1 ch1e llttle m1ss whom we l new as Mary Callan She explamed that she was the supervrsor of welfare 1n that d1str1ct She jomed us and retrac1ng our steps we decrded to have a late nack Entermg an attractlve restaurant we found a party of g1rls We were lnformed It was a secrctames party and were amazed to see Florence Bartalo Veromca Callan Lorrame Latour and Carmel a Perna all seated at the table Two young men came rn and sat down next Cne carr1ed a portfoho and the other a notebook They looked up and as our memory turned backwards we recognrzed Theron Hayes and Stanley Lyttle They had just fm shed work at the newspaper cffice where Stanley was a busmess manager and Squ1rt a car toon1st I hated to leave th1s gay party but I had to go home to mv work My artrcle on new developments rn chrld psychology had to be hmshed for the Atlant1c Monthly and there was that uncompleted novel As I started out the door I met a frnal latecomer who entered 5 1 I 7 . . . . Y 7 , . . ., e , . a 1 , . . 1. 7 4 I I Q . , - V A . - ck . S If S ' ' S - . Z r Q D r K1 . , . L a a ci S C , S 1 ' . I E . . . in I . ' c , c , , I U 4 , 7 r ' 9 tn A 1 . C C V x . c L K 5 7 ' Q S . , . . . . ., , . . c I c- I , - 4' , c . 1 . 1' .J A . ' a , 1 4 . C A , ,L . 1 ' LL ' 55 ' f 9 . V . a 1, ' HL - N9 I n .1 Iookmg txred I obserw ed a lab jaeket under he1 eoat bhe bmght ened it Qeemg me md exelalmed Hello Home' I reeoffmzed the mule is belmwmg to me Bennem She Ind been wmk II hte III the ehem1st15 mesetlreh lxbm ttmv but 1 dnimoud on her left hand suggeeted th it Qhe wouldn t be the1e mueh 1o11ge1 THROUGH ALL OUR VVOPK THROUGH ALL OUR PI AY YOU VE BOOSTED US ALONG THE WAY YOU VE BOUGI T CI R PJOD YOU VE SEEN OLR SHOIVQ OUR MAC AA NLS WITH YOU REROQF' OUR IA'IE WITHOUT YOU' GOODNESD KNOWS' W E 'THANK YOU' CLAS.: OF 1941 ,PV M J4Ilf0 ffl 1110115 f' ,df Aj lf' 36 . . , 1 . 7 ' ' ' 1 i - - as 4 ' 5' Q ' 1 L L 7 , . 5 , . U . N , I , X . - , f L A L X h A .Im T . 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