Camden Central High School - Yearbook (Camden, NY)

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Senior Advisors MV- MUVISOH, Mr. Clydesdale, Mrs. Young, Mr. Dowling. MR. CLYDESJALE MRS. YCIIVG Mrs. Young has been a guiding light throughout our four years in high school. Although she has been busy in the Science Department, she has always found time for us. Her advice and tactfulness has proven to be a rare gem. Thank you, Mrs. Young, we shall never forget you. To our fine artist, Mr. Clydesdale, we wish to heartily extend our thanks for the help he has so freely given us innunerable times. He is our Uncle Bill and it has been a pleasure to have worked with him the last two years. AB. MNSUV MH. DOWLING In our re lntionship with Mr. Dowling in our junior and senior years, ve discovered that he possesed much wit. He has Irish eyes that always sli le and colbined with his pleasant manner these have nade hin a great asset to us these past two years. Although he teaches mathematics and is assistant coach, he has always been able to give us a helping hand when it was needed. Mr. Munson, our yearbook advisor, has taken upon his shoulders a difficult task. It is impossible to thank hil enough for the knowledge and cooperation he has given us in our senior year. Frou the botton of our hearts we truly thank you. 17+

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Senior Qfficc-:rs Joan Freeman, Mike Hyland, Anne Swatt, Pat Theobald. MICHAEL HYIAN7 - PRESIDENT like Hyland, voted by our class as being the most popular, and the lost respected senior fellow, and having the best male personality was rightfully elected our class president during our junior and senior years. His adaptness for sports has been ably displayed many times on the football field and on the basketball court. Helping on many various committees, being chief monitor of the school, and belonging to the Block C Club are only a few of Mike 's activities. JOAN FREEMAN - TREASLBEH PATRICIA 'ITIEOBAID - VICE PRESIDENT Another fine student, Pat Theobald, was chosen as vice president of our senior class. She was co-editor of the Facts and Fizz, a cheerleafder, a member of both the band and chorus. obtained a role in the Senior Play, and also been prominent in many other extra- curricular activities. A memorable moment was being choses as an attendant at the Junior Prom, bu her most outstanding achievement was being the Salutatorian of her class A Charming miss with a ready smile, Joan Freeman, WGS Cho-'fn treasurer. Her numerous activities included being also the treasurer of the Student council, co-editor of the Facts and Fizz, a member oflthe Journalism Club, and property girl of the Senior Play. A secretaria course was her major in school and one of the nicest events of Joan S ' nd nt to the Junior Queen- high school years was being chosen as an 'tt' 4 ANM3 SWATI' - SECFILTARY Keeping the minutes for our class has been ably attended by Anne Swatt in both our sophomore and senior years. Annie WGS was Her for chairman of the ticket committee for our Senior Play and also chairman of the committee for writing the class will. most thrilling experience was being selected for an attend- the Senior Queen at the Christmas Ball. 15