Campbell Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Campbell, NY)

 - Class of 1952

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4 1? .rl ill' IL ll . Tlli .JIIH lull IIUIII 'IUHII' I: -I 3 'li ,H-r J-U-Qi 'IIDUIA IIHHIV 'Hl :reg If I .. 1- - -DI Il' 'llfll iiff' 'Il Ili . 7l lr I li' 'U Hall lflf ISF ll 1 1 5: 'ill mn I. in li 0 THE 1952 SPOTLIGHT Presented by the SENIORS of Campbell Central School C pb 11 N .l. am e, .Y. ALMA MATEQ ln oll er qrondeur flrrn Cmol oroud E er followmq her Qtoncloro true Mld scenes We love so well Cur noble Alrno Mater stands Mosl qlonous to tell For her we ll hqht W1+h oll our mlqht Nor honor sholl she lock 'Wuh verse and sono her pro1 The Cnfnson ond the Blockl Her prom-se untold we ll mo Wh1le lor ond wlde o er lond ond hoe Oh Campbell Alma Mater true Ne er honor shall ye lock 9 prolcnq lNh1le for on hugh thy colors fly The Qrlmson ond the Blcrelcl I ' Hesoundlnq echoes ring! Q66.C'4ZLL.0H MR DIETTER e the Claw Cf 994 nsh to aedlcate our yrs rhaak in our CMIQS Idvmsor Mr Dletter H a xml 1 uufh of hrs 'mme effort ah ihauaht thraual our four year of hlqh school Vfe feel that thls IS but a sma1l tmbute to one deservmq a ITIUCH greater reward page four r 3 'W,, ,, , lem, v' Q, 1 '-1 ,J L - C ' , . f .. P 11 S qw' 1? x 3. I ' , d 1 S ' . Yearbook Staff Offlce rs 0000000000 00000000000 Edltor ln Chxef Ass1stant Edrtor Lnerary Ed1tOf Art Echtor P1ctures Advert1s1nq Manager Sports Ed1tors Acuvmes Ednor Yearbook Sales Manager Gereral BUSINESS Manager Typ1St Iumor AUSt1H psf Ioseph Bates Bose Tavlor Barbara Merechth Leshe Putman Ohver R1s1nq LOUIS Pruden Beverly Frnerson Donna Reed Ioyce Garrahan Dewame Ph 11p Ralph Stevens .-X V W,,,..... -.,.-zz: mi ,V ,E if .f G--Q--1-f,W,r....w,M, V... W. -sw-sig:-0-N 5 I A .U ii 2.3 ' - Y' 1 ij? 5 1 'I' mi 'Q L, '4- Q0 Q 'V ' ak ,4 1 .. 2 ix , ii J, SJZQ ., W it W4 1 I P K saw A, '3 QS 5, Al 1 . 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L, ' 4 Qdk ' fl ,. 04 ij fjaf VJ 1 ,' A ' fl 1 iff T ' j 4. ., I I' r l f ..'f 3, rf '- f-fM,,.4'u 40 r 'fn I , J LOUIS PRUTJEN Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 3, Basketball 2 3 4, Baseball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Soccer 4, Volleyball 4, Dramallcs 2 Yearbook 4 page twelve rv LESLIE PUTMAN Ford Moior lndus11al Arts Awara 3 Class Vmce Presxdent 2 Basketball I 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Dramatlcs l 2 Ilia IPAQ l 'l 1 Class l-lrstory lhere are only trve of us who started hool here rn September l94U We are Beverly Emerson loyce Garrahan Floyd Austrn loe Bates and Lours Pruden We truaqled along for erqht years and were lr rally ready for hrah school Others who had rorned us by thrs trme and are strtl wrth us are Dewarne Phrllrps Leslre Putman Donna Reed Clrver Brsrnq lalph Stevens Barbara Meredrth and Bose Tay or ft the t arnnrna ot our Freshman year we chose Mr Dretter as our class advrsor H really found out what a strt'f barqarn for our frrst play The Creener Cra After mucrr lrara work we proauced a successful play and celebrated wrth a class pa ty We danced played prna ponq and badmrnton and had plenty of refreshments on hand Thrs was only C ass ln tradrtronal tashron the Senror Clase lrerewrth leaves rts attrrbutes to rts suc cessors junror Austrn leaves hrs arqumentatrve abrlrty to Bob Younq and Drck Hrcks loe Bates beaueaths hrs slrqhtly worn basketball sneaks to Tom Allrs Beverly Emerson wrlls her baton twrrl rnq and elevated shoes to loan Sutton Myral Campbell and Brta Sutton Ioyce Garrahan leaves her abrlrty to qraqle at the wronq trme to Shrrley Shaw Vrrqrnra Hosmer and Lourse Poster Barbara Meredrth wrlls her locker num ber 107 to Barbara Sanders or Beverly l-lodge Dewarne Phrllrps wrshes to bequeath hrs abrlrty to rurn experrments rn physrcs to Drck Drumm Lours Pruden would lrke to wrll hrs prompt ways to Matt Cacace on ct s veral class oartres A party that wrll always remember was an rce s atrnq party on Thurston pond Mr Dret r r developed a sudden lrkrna for cocoa an,l consumed all of our cocoa one way or another ln our Sophomore year The Crty Str lx cr and Our Nell was the ranne of our we also sponsored several success ral aances Cnr cla s rrn s Wr rch arrrvea Decerrr r rf c lun or year delrqhted all of .rs O r money malcrnq hrahlrqht for that year vt s our rnaaazrne drrve We also spon and several class dances Vtfe ended our I nror year wrth a prcnr at Bed laclcet or and hrked up throuqh YVatkrns Glen Thrs year we have been busy wrth our 3 arboolc Vtfe have had two soaahettr s Ppers and two class dances WI Leslre Putman leax es hrs srrrcere devo tron to mathematrcs to Wrlfred Bacher Donna Beed wrlls her auret sneeze to B verly Powers and Alta Loomrs Olrver Rrsrnq wrlls hrs abrlrty to speed around on roller skates to Dave Nrles Palph Stevens wrlls hrs quret charm to whomever rs capable of keeprnq up hrs aentlemanly ways preferably lrmmy Car penter and Lynn Powers Bose Taylor leaves her Cornrnq ous trckets to Leda Wrlson Marqaret Croft ana Georara Fassett To Campbell Central School students and faculty the most honored Senrors of 1952 leave at last Wrtness thereof THE MIGHTY DOZEN page fourteen U sc ' , . we ' , ' - . ' , ' r . We ' ' v . V i , W I I , V r . r r , ' , , l ' ' , T rfrzgjf. 'W 1 , - t l ' 1 7 1 . l . , n . N . , to 4 , r ' r be ' t ' , be r ' W 1 . he had made when we started rehearsals sored the Alumni Banquet, lunror Prom, . I , H W fi SS. . l ' l 1' ' ' ' 'f- , T , . c , . 1 I - . . . rf Q . c . ' fe . , . ' P . ' 'Q ' . . L ll 4 I Class Prophecy 'N '. 1 wx 1 'Vw U I 1' ' V iii 'R ' ' 'ti 'LQ 1 ' 2 . r , Dear Diary Thursday Aprtl l0 Dear D1ary Althougl' rt was rarnmg hard tonlght rt drd not prevent our parents relat1ves and fr1ends from QIVIHQ us a hearty send orf at 9 45 P M To express our gratltude some of us waved to them all the way to Cornmg not realrzmg we had left the statlon Frlday Apr1l ll Dear D1ary After ennoymg a qu1et and peaceful n1ght We arr1ved in Hoboken brlqht and cheerful fAheml Sarnll Upon locat1ng the center of Penn Statlon we parked on our su1tcases to walt an hour for our tram After checklng 1n at the beautrful Statler Hotel at l 00 P M we went to explore the Cap1tal Supreme Court EBI Bulldmg and the Llbrary of Congress Saturday Aprll l2 D ar D1ary Early thts mornmg we V1S1l9d the Washmgton Monument We then walked through Potomac Park and around the Tldal Basln to Thomas Iefferson and Lrn coln Memorrals After a hurrted tr1p through the Sm1thson1an lnstltute xt was txme for dmner Th1s afternoon was the most mterest 1ng smce the start of our tr1p We were drlven to Mount Vernon Alexandrxa where we saw Chrrst Church and the George Wash1ngton Masomc Memor1al Then we contmued to the Wash1ngton Nat1onal Alrport the Pentagon Fort Meyer and the Arl1ngton Nat1onal Ceme tery Where we watched the M1l1tary cere mony of changmg guards at the tomb of the Unknown Soldler What a busy dayl' But we st1ll had energy to attend a mov1e Sunday Aprll l 3 Dear D1ary After attendmg church we spent the forenoon rn my room Just relaxmg What a beautlful class we were 1n our new Easter surts when we v1s1ted the Franc1s can Monastery that afternoon We also v1s1ted the Nat1onal Zoologtcal Park Rock Creek Park and the Washlngton Cathed al Monday Apr1l l4 Dear D1ary After we checked out of the Hotel Stat ler we v1s1ted the Bureau of Engravlng and Pr1nt1ng the Pan Amerlcan Un1on The Red Cross the DAR and the Nat 1onal Gallery of Art Then we shopped for souvenlors and ate At l 00 we v1s1ted the Archrves and the U S Bureau of Ffsh erres At 5 00 our tra1n fl54l left for New York C1ty We checked 1nto McAlp1ne at 9 30 Tuesday Aprrl 15 Dear D1ary Today we V1S1lGd the famous Rocke feller Center and saw the Easter Pageant In the afternoon we saw the Museum of Natural H1SlOI'Y and the Hayden Planet arlum Several amuslng th1ngs happened today that we would not want to fall to note Iumor developed a fond desxre for lamp posts and was caught once w1th hls arms r1ght around one The SSHIOIS got tlred of s1tt1ng down on a bus so when the bus made a hurrled scheduled stop we went out the center door of the bus and back 1nto the front door 1n s1ngle f1le drlver was only too glad to let us off at St Parrlcks Cathedral That mght we attended the stage show lane Wednesday Aprxl l6 Dear D1ary Th1s mornmg we drd our slght seemg from the top of the Emp1re State Bu1ld1ng The rest of the mornmg and afternoon We spent shopplng tn Macys Saks Glmbles and W1lloughbys ln the even1ng some of us attended Stalag l7 and the rest of us attended the Nat1onal League Baseball game at the Polo Ground between the GIQDTS and Ph1ll1es Thursday Apr1l 17 Dear D1ary Thls mornlng we V1S1led the UN Se- curlty Councll and ln the afternoon we took a ferry nde to Staten Island At 6 30 we went to the c1rcus at Madrson Square Garden Frrday Aprll 18 Dear D1ary At l 05 AM We left on tram fl5l for Campbell At 945 we arr1ved home' 10 00 Zzzzzzzzzzz The Semors of 1952 page suxteen K! ' If l l I I I , T f 1 . ' ' , . . ., ' V I - e ' I . . . . I ' and continued on our travels. Our bus , T I 1 l l I I ' I I I I T . CLASSES if wtf rf W. J' l tvvlvll M JJ J3VQ'g.-fglrluor Class W 'ff M04 Wad Oqbugqg-a.14f 14 4641 74 J Rowl Beverly Powers Alta Loomrs Beverly Hodge Loulse Foster Marqaret Croft Georgra Fassett Leda Wrlson Iv'r Stntt Row2 Shrrley Shaw Myra Carnplell Parrxcrr 'Sums Barbara Sanders rea Ge Vlraznrc Hosmer Dxck Drumrn Rowfi Tom Al's Dlck I-llcks Lynn Pav er Drvrd Nrles Robert Young Matt Cacace Wrlfred Bacher larnes Carpenter 1 J J .Lv auf Presldent Tom A1115 J' Vrce Presrdent Matthew Cacase V Secretary Ioan Sutton treasurer Myral Campbell Thls year although we planned several act1v1t1es we had trme for only a few but these few were entertarmnq to us We had a dance as usual and each month sponsored a bake sale To ard ln the sales we had a race to see whrch ot two teams could get the most orders The whole class emoyed the party held for the wlnners by the losers Vlfe had other act1v1t1es planned but after all of our other sales we were alrard of wearlnq out our welcome We may have our ner Je hack next year page enghtccn 5-K mfr Aff ' - I f D-P. 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' ' . 0 -' sf will I .Bb I MU ' , --------Mx------- , 'fl gjfu- f' . f Sophomore Class Row Aqnes Phrlhps Haneta Grlst Mr Webster Irene Chapm Berm e Shaw Row Naorm Payne 'Cay Taynton Gladys Cole Grace hapm Beverly Cole Mary Thompson Row Harold Smlth Kenny Knowles Larry Rogers ferry Patton l'?ow4 Henry Reed Donald Decker Loren Dxvens Dxck Vrne Drck Ne-vrll Dresrdent lerry Patton Vtce Presldent Loren Dlvens Secretary Kay Taynton Treasurer Kenny Knowles The frrst act1v1ty sponsored by the Sophomore Class thrs year was a venture The next undertakmq was sellrnq basketball schedule pencrls Th1s campalqn was extended over a number of weeks untll about l4OO penclls had been sold The home basketball qames gave our class the opportumty to add to our treasury by selhna candy The profrts per qarre were small but over a penod of a full season 1t became a worthwh1le proyect On Valentmes Day we had a llttle party of our own for an evenlna of emoyment Valent nes were exclrc qed ond there was plenty to eat for all Although 1t Jas not partlcularly successful flnancrally the drnner we put on for the Lrons Club rn February was qood experrence IH preparatron for the Alumnl Banquet wh1ch w1ll be our responslbllrty next year Our most successful actrvrty both frnancrally and from the standpornt of mterest was our plav The Lrttle Red Schoolhouse qlven Aprrl 9 Many favorable comments were 'nade by those who saw rt The Freshmen made the evemnq doubly ssc essful wrth thelr pre entatlon of Llfe of the Party A dance ln late Aprll was our last act1v1ty of the year page nineteen l: ' ' , 'R ., ' , . , ' , 'c 2: ' , . , , . C ' , 3: ' , . , , . round and square dance in October, which was a reasonably successful I 1. I ' I . ' . i s . . ' V ' ' ' I ' 1 , L ' . ,, I I' . I I 1 . 1 C . . WS . ,, , Freshman Class President ............... lack Corey Vice President e,.,..A. Sheldon West Secretary ............. Dorothy Reed Treasurer ............ Shirley Young Clc Advisor ....... Miss Van Aken The class of '55 has had a very interesting and successful year. First, our fund-raising campaign started when we used ambition to sell Christmas cards. On March 28th the class decorated the gym in green and yellow tor a dance A cast of twelve presented the play Lite ot the Party in April Miss Van Aken substituted in the lead for Ierry Barrick who had the misfortune ot fracturing his leg The Iayvees sported tive Freshmen boys Larry Loucks Kenneth Reed Ernest Scanlon David Seager and Sheldon Nest and Shirley Young was a Iayvee cheerleader Bob Tombs played on the Varsity and lerry Barrick act ed as manager Seven Freshmen sang in the chorus and six played in the Band I I lean Mullen Elizabeth McKeel Row2 Marie Perry Anna Knapp Dorothy Reed Helen Sutton Marian Maynard Nellr Nus Irene Hamilton Shirley Young Miss Van Aken Row3 Charles Sutton Frwtn Putman David Seaaer Kenry Reed Bob Tomb Sheldon Wcst Ernest Scanlon ROW4 Fay Cleveland lack Corey Ierrv Rarnck Larry Lou ks Ralph Patton page twenty I X , ' , 1 , ' 'I ' h ' ,' ' ' I 'rx ' I. Row l: Dorothy Sutton, Barbara Daley, Lois Carpenter, Muriel Hamilton, Helen Pitts, Harriet Crouch 5 f J I ' . ' 4 , ,, i , gr Eighth Grade President .,.,-,,......... Park Allis Vice President .... Theodore Brennan Secretary ...,........ Kate Lenhardt Amonq the new members ot our class are David Gamet, Sandra Burns, Carolyn Payne, and Ioyce Payne. Those who left us were loseph Dynda, Ioan Bennett, Thelma Grist, and Helen Taylor. Many of our class members are busy on various activities. Besides having Edith Iackson on Library Council and Ralph Grist manaqinq the Iayvee Basketball team, we have eiaht Band members, six Chorus members, two players on the Iayvee Basketball team and two who play soccer. Our class poets, Timothy Galliqan and Theodore Brennan wrote the tollowinq bit of verse: The eighth arade class of 52 Tries hard to aet done what they have to do There are some who don t And others who wont lt they dont pay attention They are put on detention That teaches them to do their work And finally see what makes marks perk Bowl Donald Taft Kae Lenhardt Edith Iackson Pauline Chapin Mary Reed Phyllis Stevens Gail Sp anqenbe q Lucille Eldred David Austin Emily Barnes Grace wutton Mrs Koons Bowll Ralph Crist Theodore Brennan Arthur Horan l-loyd Divens Tommy Galliqan Donald Tediord Park Allis Frank Russell BOW4 Sam Semenqo Ted Frawley Rex Cleveland Elmer Smith Rodney Patton Bill Stewart David Gamet Gordon Fisk page Twenty one Bow 2: Carolyn Payne, Mary Plumley, Ianice lamison, Arlene Nerf, Sandra Burns, Betty Graham, Seventh Grade Pres1dent Davld Gee V1ce Pres1dent Robert Decker Secretary Alberta Young We belleve that we have the largest class that has ever assembled ID one room ID Campbell Central School ln September there were forty nme ot moved away but Plchard Paner Madalyn McCallum Sharon WIHHIG Norma Graves and Margaret Gmlds have Jolned our ranks lt was qurte a task for so many puplls to adnust to the Iunxor Htgh hte but our teachers say we have done a good Job We are proud to have three members tn the senlor Band as wcll as f1V9 members 1n the lumor Band Ianlce H1cks IS a twlrler and Qhves GU1lGS IS a steady worker 1n the cateterta We have fun together but cannot plan many act1v1t1es because ot our crowded condmons However, we d1d have a Valenttne Box and a Home makmg party page twenty two us. 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XJ '15 13111111115 '1'Q11 11- '.V11y 1 11 U11 1' , ,A Y1, 11 '!'xN lXYl ty 1111A'L' Henry Reed Kay Taynton Mary Thompson Harold Smlth Larry Roaers Dtclc Vrne Loren DIVERS Lo1s Carpenter Fay Cleveland lack Corey Harrret Crouch Barbara Daley Anna Knapp Murrel Hamtlton lrene Hamllton Marran Maynard Ehzabeth McKeel lean Mullen Marte Perry Larry Louclcs Ralph Patton Helen P1tts Erwrn Putman lerry Rarrrck Dorothy Reed Kenny Reed Davrd Seaqer Dorothy Sutton Charles Sutton Bob Tombs Tom Matuszek Ernest Scanlon Sheldon West Shrrley Young Helen Sutton HIT PARADE OF C C S Ccontmuedl lll Sarl My Shrp Alone Iune ls Bustrn Cut All Over My Ideal A Fellow Needs a Ctrl Any lrme Malcm Whoopee Baby We re Really rn Lov FRESHMEN Frve Mrnutes More Tlny Tot l m Nobody s Sweetheart Now Be Honest Wrth Me l Wonder l Wonder l Wonder And So to Sleep Aoarn Sunflower Remember Me Blue Skres Whrspermq Some Enchanted Eventnq lm Gonna Love That Guy Wonderlnq CFUISIHQ Down the R1ver My Blue Heaven Dont Make Me Go to Bed and l ll be Good Let Old Mother Nature Have Her Way There s A Boy That l Know l Get the Sun ln the Mornmq Down Yonder Srnqrn rn the Ram Humpty Dumpty Heart l Don t Care lt the Sun Don t Shlne lm Lookrnq Over a Four Leaf Clover Bashtul Beau K K aty lust a Lrttle Lovln A Penny a Krss A Penny a Hug poget e tyf . , . G Nellie Nurse l Can Dream, Can't l? - -K W Tl - OUT PORTS Vahulb P , Sli!! v y . ff NLE l l l filly f .ll ,J fl f wtf , fl! ll Q Q XT 5, sf ' L lf 4 1 I 1 1 lf,-if 1 42.111 Z '-'g,X -c ,ki ffl li 'ff - ' VarsllcY Basketball X454 1, ,-1 E. The Baslcetball team had a lalrly successful season W1I'll'11llQ 13 and loslnq 5 ln league play the team won Q lost 2 lo lnq ln the play offs to Arkport The flrst loss of the season was at the hands of Northslde The flrst league loss was to Avoca Then the team went on to Wln 8 stralqht qames before loslnq to l-lammondsport ln an overtlme game The league thls year was composed of three teams Avoca Arkport and Campbell At the end of the reqular season there was a three way tle Arkport beat Avoca and Campbell ln the play oils to become the champlons ot Steuben County Many thanks should ao to Mr Rlsley for h1s work wlth the Basketball team 38 Hammondsport Norths1de Addlson Prattsburq Savona Xflampbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Lfz,fL 4-Cfg Troupsburq Bradford Arkport Iasper Add1SOD Savona Woodhull Northslde Cohocton Hammondsport Avoca Arkport Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell my 41 Play oft game CCIff1Dbell Arkport p fety eel, Q-ee Aja-1357 e,5.if:f vs-CJZK-gg je-1-Q.. 7x,, ,LAL 4 lf 5 I , ' 35 ' ' V ' 5 1 1 Q I 3 . O ' 56 ' 45 ' - l ll 33 3 . . 58 36 '- 4 ' I - S K X Campbell 29 Avoca 3Zf v 65 31 ' - - 56 27 2 - Q- 47 34 .5 2 . C: ' . 61 ' L ,, l 48 ' 46 o l 55 32 , 4 Xb 66 37 'K - 51 ' 21 K- f Q 52 36 5 ' 51 52 Q l 58 26 l . 37 45 S 39 51 og - ' 'X 1 Jayvee Basketball Thls seascn the layvees had nlne wms anal s ven losses In league competltlon thelr wms and losses were one ana three respecllvely The was much 1I1Sp1I'9d DY coach Stltt Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Hammondsport Northsmle Addlson Savona Avoca Troupsburq Arkport lasper Addlsorl Savona Woodhull Northslde Cohocton Hammorldsport Avoca Arkport page twenty-se experlence acquired will be evidenced in years lo come Cwe hopel The team . ' 29 .. 43 ' ' 51 ' . .. 47 ' 54 ' 38 20 ll 41 ' 41 ' 46 ' 52 ' 27 ' 44 32 ' 25 36 ttf rf Tl-IE CCDBPSE AND Tl-IE BPIBIT PRESENTED BY THE CHEERLEADERS ,Milf lilllylgjlyldl Jfllfnl, Varsity v ln A IL Cheerledde sally, If fl TIME l OU SETTING Campbell Central School Cvyrnnasturn I . K F A ., - J - . . T I .1 f I T' - . My 13, L fpliv V ll ' f. . 1 I an H A' ,, I ,fl lfwMAA lj lm tv' V D X X! .Iliff 0' ' il vgfal 2 Mol .-40 1 5 I it 3 5 I P T ' Q M t' I I W I 0 CASTS Jayvee Cheerleaders Pat Burns Beverly Cole Margaret Crot Beverly Em rson Beverly Hoolqe Donna Reed Kay Taynton ana Sblrley Young PLOT I A Howl a es up wrth the Curtarn as Pat Bur s our fortune teller consults the SQIIIIS reaardrna the outcorne of Campbell v ISLS Avoca At tlns pornt the processron ap proacnes bearrnq t e body ot Axo a drrqe furnrshed by Beverly I-loaae PLOT II Tn Splfll ot Campbell spurs me crowd as rt rrses to tl occasron prror to the Arkport qarne peg t ty eght Baseball The Baseball team had a most successful season wlth coachlng from Mr Donnelly The team lost the quarter fmal play offs to Andover at Hornell by a score of 3 2 after a n1p and tuck battle Wrth the tme hurl ng ot our two pltchers Leonard Pruden and Robert Graham and all around team play the overall record was 7 WINS and l loss They won 5 and lost O 1n league play In the county play offs the team defeated Arkport 7 2 Durlng the season home runs were h1t by Thomas Allls Ioseph Bates and Rrchard I-hcks A shutout game was pltched by Robert Graham beatmg Savona 6 O Campbell 'Savona Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell ' Denotes Play off games 7 2 league games ' ohocton Bath 3' ohocton radford Arkport Andover po,e M nty mne ' 6 ........................ O 7 ...................... C 3 ..,........,....,,,........ Campbell 12 .......,.... .. .-......,.. 9fSavona ' 13 ,......,....e......... C 25 ..............,........ 'B Soccer Wlth the d1rect1on and help of Mr Stltt and Mr lackson a soccer team was formed at the Campbell Central School thls fall Twenty three boys appeared the hrst day ot practlce and carrled the team throuqh a satlstactory hrst season Much cred1t should go to Mr Stltt and Mr Iackson for the t1me and patxence spent w1th the team The team trtumphed 1n games wxth Savona and Greenwood and bowed 1n defeat to Avoca lasper Woodhull and Troups burq w1th scores as follows Campb ll Savona Campbell Greenwood Campbell Woodhull Campbell Troupsburq Campbell 2 Avoca 5 page th fy e 4 ..................... l 4 ..,.................. 2 Campbell 4 .,... T ............... lasper 8 O ...,................. 2 ' O ---- ........,...... -- 4 Track the track team had a successful sea on placlnq second to Hammoncls port IH the county meet at Bath Those who earned the rlqht to compete 1n the sect1ona1s were T eonard Pruden Rxchard H1CkS Iames Tombs and Iunlor Austm Le uard Pru 'en wfn the I'1l1 e rt n at Bath sctt ng a new record Rlchard Hlcks fllll h d hrs' ln the 440 yds SDTIHT and Iumor Austln won the 200 yds low hurdles Ind vtdual scormq at Rochester Leonard Pruden hrst rmle run R1chard H1cks second 440 yard dash Leonard Pruden also set cr record tor the m11e run at Rochester page thnrfy one r-v F . -J , ' L.. , . , , .w A , fx- , F , - I vt U f , . , , , . .e- O . . . . . . .1 V . . , . i . . . A at I KNQW SCDMETHINCN GOOD ABCDUT YQU Wouldnt tus world ln better I' folkc WVIOI we meet would soy I lmovx Qofr1et1111g good obout you And treot you Juqt tltot woy'? Vtfouldnt 1t en IG 1I earl l1o11dsl oke good cmd true F' rr1eo wt 1t tl1 oe llfflll e I lmov Qo111et 111161 good obout you? oulo11 t 11te luv 1 1 I the good t11ot Q 111 ue otll Were tl1e '1ly tl11'1g about us thot peorle would recall? Wouldnt ur doyq be Qweeter II we DTGISQO the good we see For tltere 1Q o lot of goodness In me vt orst I you cmd me? IVVOUIOTII 1 e tue to orocuce Tlus woy ot ll1lUlC1I lCZ too 'Hou know QQ 11etl1111g good obout me I lmow S 1et ll IQ good obout you? page th My two 1 e , 1 .. , ti' , ., ' 1 ,. - . . , , . - . ' oe sol d' ', ,G ' 1:1 LF .S 'CZ I ., 71 A . w 1 I A -.1t.pJe1, , f 1'. V, , ' . 1 V Av u - - , , , , 1 - ., 1 - fy . o in 1 .., 1 A , 1 , . ., 1 ', ' ' C11 41.1 . 5 . ACTIVITIES Band Pr sldent loe Bates Vxce Pr s1dent Donna Reed Treasurer Pat Burns Secretary Barbara Meredrth Untform Custodlan Sheldon West Student Conductor Matt Cacace Smce our Band IS now completmq tts frfth year OfOfqGI'11ZGl1OI'1 many of our members are ncw quite capable of playmq complxcated muslc We are st1ll fond of our brlqht umtorms and welcome any chance to use them Zln all county concert was held at Wayland mn February The students were d1v1ded mto two bands the Bed and Blue accordmq to thexr playmq ab111ty Most cf our members partlctpated rn one or the other of the bands Not only are we emoymq our band work but the state approved V2 credlt 1 benefmnq us also Many more act1v1t1es are planned to take place later on such as the Sprmq Concert Memortal Day GXSYCISGS qraduatlon and other school GCl1V1t19S page thnrty four 3, . Q . x -..--- 1 1 r - 1 1 . to ,. ,, .J . ' 1 1 f I Chorus The Chorus meets twrce a week Two concerts at home one all county concert the All State Contest at Canesteo were the GCl1V1ll9S planned for the year D1c1c H1ccs and Larry Roqers represented the chorus at the All State Pestlval at Geneva Orhcers Student Conductor Dtck HlCkS Secre ary Myral Campbell Ltbrarrans Barbara Sanders Park Alhs Soprano Patrlcla Burns Marqaret Croft Harrlet Crouch Beverly Emerson Carolyn Payne Naoml Pay ne Mary Plumley Helen Sutton Leda W1lson Altos Myral Campoell Barbara Daley lofce Cfarrahan Alta Loomls Barb ara Meredith Helen Prtts Beverly Powers Barbara Sanders Gall Spanqenburq Dorothy Suttcn Ican Sutton R1ta Sutton Rose Taylor Tenors Park Allls Torn Allls Iames Carpenter lullus Cleveland Dewarne Ph1ll1ps Larry Rogers Donald Tedtord Sheldon West Basses Wllfred Bacher Matthew Cacace Rtchard Drumm Dlck Htck R1chard Nevxll Davrd N1les Lynn Powers Ollver RISIDQ Ralph Steven Accompanrst Kay Taynton 'page th fy f e . , - 1 1 . 1 . 1 ' 1 L ...--..-..-....------..-.. ' 1 1 1 1 ' r 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , Y ' 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 . . 1 F ' 1 1 1 Q , I n I A , 1.1. Il' -IV. W y yy Junior Prom Qn May '95 1951 Donna Beed and Ioe Bates were crowned Kma and Queen of the annua Iuntcr Prom by Eva U vens and Leonard Pruden the re ttrtnq Kmq and Queen ot 1950 B ver1y En erson and Iunror Austm were attendants to the Kuna ana Queen PO11OW1I1G t re crownrnq there was a May pole Dance by the hrqh srnool q1r1s Libra Council Xf- The members of the Lrbrary Counc11 are Edtth Iackson Gladys Co1e Barbara Meredrth A1ta Loomts and Irene Chapm The Counc11 members luncn together each Thursday m the 11brary P1ans for carmq for 11brary needs and for arranqmq actlvltres of the group are made at thrs trme Thrs year s Councrl vrsrted the Comma Ltbrary and emoyed an m door prcnrc at Mrs Corne11s home page fhurry s x 1 U, 2 t . , 1 f .1 , ' . , , . . . , ,z , f , , , 0 o . g ' N . A - f 1 . . , . , ,1 . 'I Sensor Play 23322 lend FOUR THINGS Four tlunqs C1 morn must ledrn to do ll he would rnollce lns record true To thmk wnhout confus1on cledrly To love lns fellow men slncerely To orct from honest motxves purely To trust IH God dnd Heaven securely Henry Von Dyke page thlrty- e 3 Q i if fi'-Hfl. 1 elif H150 Ev-'E wha 1 fl! Yue 1 ffl '-:--, , . ':1 A 3? Q iw. al Q Lk-If XJ 2 A lfd U 's x w ...,,...wNa. ...,,, .5 , , x .Av Q xv' 5 ll H., ADVERTISING We ore under o detlnlte oblngotnon to those who hove ot revenue Covers on nrnportont port ot the expense Involved un the publucotuon of our school onnuol Appre cuotung thus we express our grotltude token odvertising in the SPOTLIGHT , This source STEVENS FUNERAL HOME PAINTED POST SINCE 1935 DELOS BOND FUNERAL HOME BATH N Y CAMPBELL S BARBER SHOP IOHN STOVER SR IOHN STOVER IR. 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