Canajoharie High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Canajoharie, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1944 volume:

F w N A I V V w Y f7Ae 1944 M164 ww! QOL! Long may il wave, O'er ihe land of lhf free And the home of lhe brave 2 PRESENTS THE UIASS ' 44 'UU Safufe f f f f To all those students of Canajoharie High School who have gone forth to the service of our country, at home and overseas, we, the Class of 1944, dedicate our yearbook. if Classmates of 1944, classmates of yesterday, a short time ago, in days of peace you were students in these classrooms preparing for lives of usefulness. Now, you have taken parts in the greatest drama of history. Wihat mighty drama consists of quiet devotion to dreary tasks, and the hardships of jungle and desert, of mud and cold. There is the sacrifice of blood and tears, and the greatest sacrifice a man can make for friends and country. if The demands of war are relentless, but out of its Crucible may come a higher standard of values, a clearer conception of honesty and honor. You are helping to shape the destiny of America in its future, peaceful days. For this, we salute you. 4 Charles Abbey James Abeling Robert Abeling Homer Alkinburg George Allen Edward Arnbridge Homer Anthony Richard Anthony Leo Arduini Joseph Ayers George Bailey Donald Baker Richard Baker Robert Baker Henry Barnes Kenneth Barnes Alvin Bartlett Kenneth Baumes Carl Becker Howard Bellman Herbert Billington Albert Biltucci Clinton Biltucci Leo Biltucci Kenneth Bishop John Blake Lawrence Blake Harold Blunck Cletus Bollen Elmer Bollen Doris Bond Carl Bosch William Bosch Kenneth Braccbridge Norman Brindle Charles Bullock James Bullock Richard Bundy Lawrence Bush Chester Canfield Earl Canfield Raymond Carpenter 'Frank Cervo John Cervo Stephen Cervo James Chest Raymond Chest Robert Chest John Christiance Robert Clark Morris Collins Charles Conboy Robert Conrad Dominic Conti Howard Coso Stuart Cotton Norma Cottrell Charles Crooker Norma Crooker Pierino Deloretto John Desmond George Dickens Anson Dievendorf' Charles Dievendorf' Dewey Dievendorf Hugh Dievendorf' William Dievendorf' LaVerne Dillenbeck John Donato Donald Dopp Robert Dopp Mortimer Dornburg William Dougherty Earl Dunckel Calvin Dunckle Gordon Eacker Edward Ebeling Henry Ebeling Robert Ellis Bessel Evangelisti Merwin Failing 'Deceased .M M ' onor po! ' Radford Failing Dominick F also Francis Ferraro Edward Folan William Fonda Keith Ford John Foss 'William Fox Lincoln Fralick Gerard Frank Walter Frank Wilbur Frank Albert Fusmer Robert Gallo Bernard Gerhartz Earl Glenar Richard Gore Donald Grant Marian Gray Patsy Grippe Lloyd Groat David Groffman James Haley John Haley Robert Hall Charles Harden Paul Hatter William Hearn Donald Heiser Richard Hency Willard Hess Edward Hines Adrian Hoban William Hodge Albert Hoffman Alfred Horning Floyd Houghtaling 'Franklin Houseman Howard Houseman Peter Hulshaver Joseph lanniello George Irwin William James Charles Johnson Herbert Johnson George Jones William Jones Curtis Judson Michael Kane Earl Kent Jack Kettler Jean Kettler Harold Kilmartin Charles Kimmerer Emory Kline Albert Kneaskern LaVere Kneaskern Betty Knelleken J. W. Kretser Churchill Lake Warren Lape William Lewis Eugene Loreto Wilbur Lory Daniel Lott Michael Lupo James Maclntyre Louis Maclntyre Thomas Maclntyre Louis Marcellino Leonard Martini Alden Matt Betty Matt Arlington Maxwell William McBean Clayton McClease George McClease Donald McDuffee LaVerne McDuffee Merle McDufI'ee Albert McLaughlin Arnold Melick Henry Meyers Richard Meyers William Meyers Everett Miller Herbert Miller Theodore Mitchell Bernard Moldt Fred Nloldt Alfred Moody Arthur Moody Dean Morrell Frank Morrison Loren Moulton Kenneth Mowrey Irwin Murphey Richard Nalli William Nalli Allen Nellis David Nichols Richard Nichols John North Harold Novak James Novak Robert N urnberger Robert Oliver Donald Ouderkirk Harold Ouderkirk Charles Palm Victor Paluzzi Robert Parkinson Stanley Patulski John Pegnim Donald Peeler Frederick Pellegrini Stanley Pentland Charles Phillips John Phillips Ralph Pitcher Edmund Prall Wellington Prall Thomas Purner Harold Quackenbush Paul Race fVendell Rapp George Rathburn Donald Reamon Ernest Reamon Paul Reamon Richard Reamon Merlyn Regel Robert Robinson 'Edmund Roche Wesley Rood Robert Rose Carl Ruby John Russ William Saltsman Bernard Samuels Robert Schaffer William Schemerhorn Frederick Schlotzhauer Harold Schlotzhauer Raymond Schneider Fred Schrader Henry Schults 'Robert Schultz Bernard Schutter Richard Schutter Peter Scott Daniel Shaper Richard Sheridan Howard Shineman Ralph Shineman Worden Shineman Victor Shults Everett Shunk Charles Siegle Gordon Sitterly Harold Sitterly Robert Sitterly Charles Smith Earl Smith Jack Smith Joseph Smith William L. Smith William P. Smith Bruce Snyder Frank Sparrin Phillip Spalding Allen Spencer Douglas Spencer Edward Spraker Wilbur Spraker Olen Stansel Robert Steffenhagen Donald Stevens Raymond St. John William St. Louis Herman Stockwell Geoffrey Stoughton Jason Stoughton Bernard Suits Earl Suits Edward Suits Kenneth Surnear Andrew Susi Frank Susi Salvino Susi Samuel Susi Leo Swank Sidney Swank Frank Tamsett Harry Tamsett Robert Tamsett Stephen Tamsett Harold Tastle Lyle Timmerman William Touhey Martin Traudt Wayne Utzig Charles Van Alstine Harry Van Arsdale Leon Van Arsdale Robert Van Buren Nicholas Van N eilen Deline Van Patten Crayton Van Steenburg Carl Van Valkenburg Alton Van Wie Eugene Vickary Hugo Voght Richard Vogt Willis Voght Daniel Vooys Earl Vosburgh George Vosburgh Richard Vosburgh Vernon Wagner William Wagner Robert Walrath Helen Waner Charles Waner George Waterman Floyd Weaver James Wessel Lloyd Whitbeck Gordon Whitney Robert Wicks Lawrence Wiles Arnold Williams Raymond Williams Kenneth Winans Louis Winans Robert Winans Edith Woesner Floyd Yacobucci Roger Yacobucci Ronald Yacobucci Orlando Yacobucci John Young Robert Zoller , , s 6 Y Y 7+ s l i 7 8 I Y fr...-1 .... 9 if Q01 4 iw, , if 'w:?'-,Elise -x rin x I f 4',? ,,. W3 .1-4 ..,,,.. f I! uv! Wrox J. Ill-ilxmmzk. Jn. NN ILLIXX1 F. l,.u1m-: Nllss XIiRllNIlIA CININIINIQS Nlns. J. S. liLLI'r1mm In XIKTHI R if. S'l'l4'Il'l' PAVL X Iiuzr-zxrz F. ffoxxwr l'r1'111'1'p11I Hoare! of glclucafion arm! lgrincifaa 13 Si ll NCIS AND LANGl FAlilC II. IIONALIJ BRAND DOUGLAS AYHES, .I R. M I 1,um:D BAK lm M .ux'rHA BUf:1x1,EY RALP11 E. ScHUl.r:n HCM SPECIAL EIJNVARD L11-owuzz Donowny I'IlI.I,BEIH NTABE1, S'l'0ULLlITUN lhrru l.wr,mluz .Mme CH1us'1'11c ICNGLISII Auwzs IHIOIINBISIZK HANNAH Clililillilk Nl Amis ZACIIN1,-NNN .lx-:Avmz Momma 14 COKIN IERCIC AND IIISTOIE X l31..uc1lr: Russ llU'l'll M. Flf:LI,uwS Domus RlI,'l'S Lois Duwuum. V. l.. WASSUN IXFTIKNICE Bnowx E s I3 as. ll mmm f1lNHIiIl'IH .-1 flvisur F I enior icerd Cirzunmc ,fX'l'lmN.AxS . l'r-vxirlvrzl Tml I'I. xNcil4 , . . 11'1'0-l'1-f'.w1'1lf1zI I':S'l'llIiR II Im' WNOM-3 . . l?m'o1'1l ing Sw-1-f'lr1r'y lClwNl1:r: L-x vlcm' , Ifnrf-f'.vpm:1l1'ng Sw-1-rflfzry Blf:'l l'Y 1 IIRAIKIJ , , Tl'!'flNlll'fl' iiurazrlrrmze, lf. fiirurfl. ll. .1ll11111ux. lf. l,m'c'r.v, T. l'l11nrl:. I6 '41 Freshman -Mr. Kreinhedefs Supervision -Athletic, Musical ICVELYN ABELINC Erie Ulee- Club 1: Girls' Athlvtic' Club 2: K. li. 3, 4: Hall Patrol 2: Basketball 1: Library Club 1. I. D.: Nurse P. D.: Waiting for the right man DON NA A NTHON Y lfm2ky Hall l atrol l. 2: Building and Grounds Club l: Honor Soi-ivty 2. 3, 4: liasketball -1: lilnvk und Cold Stall' At. l. D.: Ui1clec'id1'd P. D.: President of the WC'l'll D JOAN lillillBlAN .loun ilall Patrol 2. Court 3: Building and QI-rounds 1: K. li. Vice--l'i'4-siclmit 3, ?re-sicln-nt rl: Claw- Club l. 2. 3: Slavk and Cold Stull' 4: Sm-nior Play Ionunittve-1. f. D.: llmlvvitlm-cl 9. D.: Un a ranch for two CICRALDINIC CASWICLI. Gerry Jorsonnlity Club 2. 3: Ilall Putrol l. . D.: S4-1-rvtary 7. D.: litxllltlllllllg llIllllll.l'llSiXt' IIELEN ALDI Pearl1es Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 2: Hall Patrol 2: National Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Building and Grounds Club l: Glev Club 3: lmzulvrs' Club 2: Softball 3. l. D.: Str-nograplwr P. D.: llHIll'll hand GICURCE ATIIANAS George First Aid Club 2: Studvnt Council 2: Band l. 2. 3: Ort-ln-sti'u 1. 2, 3. 4: National llonor Som-in-ty 2, Prvsi- dunt 4: Svnior Play Conunittvv 4: lilavk and Hold Stull' 4. l. D.: Am-ronuutic-s P. D.: Aluyor of cltillkigitllltiflt' JEAN BRUMFORD lVz'l1k1'f ' Basketball l, 2: K. li. 3. 4: llall Patrol 2, 3: Building and Grounds Club l: tllvo Club l. 2. 4: Girls' Athletic Club 1: Sonior Play Cast 4. l. D.: Nursv P. D.: Staging a scene LEONARD CHAPMAN Len llull Patrol l. 2: Senior Play Com- mittee -1: First Aid 3. l. D.: Hardware store proprietor P. D.: Toy in a toy shop V Literary Activities, Penny Carnival . . . '42 Sophomore-Advisorship lllCllAllD Cl'llUNlINA'l'0 Dick First. Aid Club 3: Sigma Dm-lla Phi 3, 4. I. D.: llndvridcd P. D.: Prollkssional card shark DAVID DUNCIQLIC Dare First Aid Club. Prvsidvnl 2: Sigma Dalta Plli Il. 41 llall Patrol 2. 31 Building: and Crounds I: Ura-hm-stra l. 2. 3: National llonor Sovivty 2. 3. 4: S1-nior Play Cast -lg lilavk and Gold Stall' 4. l. D.: liadar l,0t'l'lIll0lilIl P. D.: Puig Chiulu' ol' Dunvklm- tribn- Nilltlililirl' FRANK Curly SIli't'l'I'31SlL.fIIlii Dvlta Phi Il. sl-: llall Patrol 2: Building and Grounds Club 2: .lunior Varsity liaskvtball 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Svnior Play CtllIlIIlllfl,l't? 4: Black and Cold Stall' Assistant.. l. D.: lln1l4't'ided P. D.: Manager ol' Sinvlair Dil Co. BIQTTY GllRAllD Heron ima' ' Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Girls' Alhletiv Cl lb I: Loaders' Club 2: Class 'lieasuror 4: Student. Council 3: Hall Patrol 2, 3: Building and Grounds Club l:Glv4' Club l:Svnior Play Comnxittoe 4. l. D.: ll1.ml.'1-ided P. D.: lloslm-ss at Ditlo's BHUCIC DUNCKHI. Dunk Band l. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2. 3, 4 Sigma Dulta Phi 3, 4: Student Council, Prusidcnt 4: Building ana Grounds Club 1: Black and Golc Stall' 4: Senior Play Cast 4: lntra- lnural Football 2. 3. 4: lntraiuura Basketball 2. 4. l. D.: Arcliitc-m't P. D.: Drumming for lin-nny Coodl man l'I'l'lll'Il. DYCICIVI' Essie Pre-ss Club l, 2: Building antl Grounds Club l: Homo Nursing 3 I. D.: Pub iv accountant. ' P. D.: Dt-b at vhurch soc-ials liS'l'l l ICI! GIOVAN NONE Civ Load:-rs' Club 2. livcormling Se-ere tary 4: K. li. 3. 4, Corrf-sponding Secretary Il: Student Council. Sec retary 2: llall Patrol 2: Orvllcstr: l, 2, 3, 4: Clue Club l, Prusidvnt 3 4: Blank and Gold Stall' 4: Sunio Play flUlIllllll,t00 4: Suxtot. 2, 3 VVrit.ur's Club 2: National llono Society 2. 3. 4: Building ani Grounds Club l: D. A. ll. floor Citizunship Award 4: Studi-nt Or chi-stra Conductor 4: Salutatorian 4 l. D.: English teacher P. D.: Pulitzer Prize winnur MARY GISUNDI J'l'lary Girls' Athlz-tic' Club l: llall Patrc' 2: National Honor Sovir-ty 2. 3, 4 Senior Play Committuu 4. l. D.: Secretary P. D.: liwvlltivo secretary ol' A ant p of Mr. Dwyer . . . Bake Sale . . . Successful Soph Dance til'lllTHUDli IIACAIIBOMIQ Gerl1'e Hall Patrol 2. 3: Hall Patrol Court lg Building and Grounds Club 1: Hiking Club. President 2: li. li. 3. l. D.: Undecided 5. D.: Carl's guiding light BAIIBARA lltllili Hazel lall Patrol 2. 3: Intramural liasliet- mall 2: lntraulural Softball 2. 3: Elaek and Cold Stall' Aswistant. . D.: llndeeimletl '. ll.: Higamist DORIS llUUtlll'l'Al.lNC l?usl-V ,ibrary Club l: Hall Patrol 2: tllee llub l, 2. 3. 4: Building and flrounds Club l. . D.: Nurse '. D.: llunning bus line to Fort Plain Bl'l'l l'Y KLING Bel lirls' Athletic- Club l: Leaders' Club : liasketball 2: .lunior Yarsity Zheerleading 2. 3. -tg K. li. 3, -1-: lall Patrol 2: Building and Grounds Llub l: National Honor Soeiety 2, . 4: lIllI'HIllllI'2ilS l. 2. 3, Al: 'l'ennis lean: lg llot-key Club l: llome lursiug 3: Senior Play Coarniltee. : lilaek and Cold Stall' al. D.: Physical educ-ation lE'2lt'lll'I' . D.: NValtzing with Willie JUNE HOFFMAN Huflie Library Club l:Cirls' Athletic Club lg Leaders' Club 2: Clue Club 1, 4: li. li. 3, 4: llall Patrol 2, President 3: llall Patrol Court Ii: Building and Grounds Club l. l. D.: Secretary Y l . D.: Axoicling Bob Young l'.t,lllfRT lltllili Hrf.ll1er Soccer 3: Building and Crounds Club l: llall Patrol 2: Junior Yar- sity liasketball 2: Yarsity Basket- ball Zi. Al: Baseball 3, -1. I. D.: llndeeideil P. ll.: lloke ot' Hokm-'s Cigar Flores. lne. lillil'flCN JONES lfileen Personality Club 3: Library Club 2, 3: llome Nursing Club 251 liuild- ing and Grounds Club l. l. ll.: Interior decorator l. ll: llemaining complacent WILLIAM IAMPE Bill Secretary Il: Sigma Delta Phi 3. 4: Hall Patrol 2: Band l. 2, 3: Urches- tra I, 2, 35 Senior Play Cast 4: Black and Cold Stall' fl: Penny Carnix al 1. l. S.: l.aw5er P. D.: Couuuunist-El-- '43 . . . Mr. Lipowicz Advised This R0llicking Junior Class . EUN ICE LAVERY Eunice Girls' Athletic Club l 3 Leaders Club 2: .lunior Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3: Varsity Cheerleading 4: Viee-Presi- dent 2, Corresponding Secretary -1-1 Hall Patrol, Secretary 2: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: lI1l,I'ElIlllll'2ll Basketball l, 4: Blark and Gold Staff 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 4: llall Patrol Court 2: Exchange Plays 2. l. D.: Personal secretary P. D.: Pin-up girl for Marines THOMAS MULLIGAN Tom Hall Patrol 3: Camera Club, Brook- lyI1 Teeli. l. D.: lJI'lllLl,SIIl2:lIl P. D.: Draining the blood bank HELEN PALUZZI Toolsie Personality Club I, 2. Viee-Pr4-si- dent l: Library Club l, 2: llall Patrol 2, 31 Building and Grounds Club lg Senior Play Conunittev. l. D.: Die-tic-ian P. D.: Connoxer model EARL PULVEB Bull Sigma Delta Phi 3, Secretary 4: Student Council 4: Band 1, 2. 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: National llonor Society 3, Treasurer 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Building and Grounds Club 1. l. D.: Aeronautics P. D.: S-t-r-e-t-c-h-i-n-g NOEL MILLER Science Club lg Bicycle Club 2 Intramural Basketball 4. I. D.: Navy P. D.: Swabbing the deck GLOII IA OTT Gloria Library Club l: Leaders' Club 2 E. 3, 4: Hall Patrol 2, 3: Build ing and Grounds Club 1: Orvhestrg 1. 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3. 4: Gleq Club l. 2, 3. 4: Senior Play Coini mittee 4. . l. D.: Receptionist 1 P. D.: Late for work THOMAS PLANCK PI1uzcky Vice-President 4: Sigma Delta Ph 3, V iee-President 43 Student Counci 3: Band l, 2, 3: Senior Play Com Illlllltfif 45 Building and Ground Club l. l. D.: Undecided P. D.: Official draft clerk at banl BETTY SHELP Shelpie lntramurals 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 4 Hall Patrol 2, 3: Building an: Grounds Club lg Softball 1, 3: Senio Play Committee 4. 1. D.: Bookeeper P. D.: Second Babe Didriekson N0 Junior Prom on Account of Hitler . . . Class Rings Arrived . MAR Y STRAIN Strain Glen Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club lg uilding and Grounds Club lg Per- 'onality Club 2, 33 Hall Patrol 2: '. li. 4. . D.: Nurse '. D.: Spanish teacher l,lLA 'l'AS'l'LlC Lofty, y llall Patrol 2: Girls' Athlvtiv Club E: Library Club 1, 2: Personality fflub 2. 3. l. D.: Tolctypc operator P. D.: Western Union Varga girl FRANCIS VAN SCIIAICK Fran Suilding and Grounds 1: Hall Patrol Z: Senior Play Committee 4. . D.: Farmer 5. D.: Second Charles Atlas l PETER VAN Wlli l Pete ilack and Gold Staff 4: livcreation Ilub 2. ,. D.: Undecidwl '. D.: Ph.D. in Literature MAIHAN SUITS Dale Library Club 1: Varsity Chevrlcad- ing 3. 4: .lunior Varsity Chcerlvad- ing 2: Class Troasurvr 2: li. E. 3, 4: llall Patrol 2, Svvrvtary 3: llall Patrol Court. 3: Softball 1, 3: lntra- lnurals 1.2.3. 4: Cluo Club l, 2, 3, 4: llovlwy Club 2: Senior Play Coin- mittco 4: lilack and Gold Stall' 4. l. D.: Nursv P. D.: llcn-packed wife HOWARD 'l'llllMBLE Paiyqv St'll'llt'P Club I: Pre-ss Club 3: llall Patrol 2. Il: Building and Grounds Club l: Svnior Play Cast 4. l. D.: Pilot P. D.: Husband IIUBEIVI' VAN Y.Al.KENBIlllC Bob St-nior Play flUIllIlllllt't' 4: First Aid Club 3: llall Patrol 2: Building and tlrounds Club l. l. D.: Military collego P. D.: Cyclist in Motor Transport Division LEWIS YICCHTE Bud Yivc-Pre-siclorlt. 3: Black and Cold Stall' 3. 4: National Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Studc-nt Counvil 13 Sigma Dvlta Phi 2. 3. 4. Svcrc-tary 3: Svnior Play Coinnliltvc 4: tlrvhestra l. IZ, 3, 4: Band l. 2, 3: First Aid Club 2. I. D.: llmluridud P. D.: Blushing groom Seniors Advised by Mrs. Currier . . . Bill Helps Out . . . Several Successful Dances . . . Senior Pictures . . . Valedictoriang Salutatorian . . DICAN VDSBIJHCII Dean Sigma Delta Phi 2, Treasurer 3, President 43 Student Council 43 Hall Patrol 23 Orchestra 3. 4. l. D.: lladar technician P. D.: Uecupying front row at Earl CarroIl's show M AIIIAN VDSBIIIH III K. IC. 3. 43 Student Council I3 Hall Patrol 23 Clee Club I. 2. 3. 43 Per- sonality Club 1: Leaders' Club 23 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, President I3 Senior Play Committee 4: Hall Patrol Court 23 lntramural Softball I, 3. I. D.: Nurse P. D.: A S4-rgeant's bride FIXED WIICHS ' 'Fred ' ' Student Council 2g Soccer 33 Science Club 23 Ilall Patrol 2. l. D.: Undecided P. D.: lVIiIlie ing around DOROTHY WIII'I'IE Saba Secretary 2g Library Club I: .lunior Varsity Cheerleading 43 K. E. 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Hall Patrol 2. 3: Build- ing and Grounds Club I3 Orchestra l, 2, 33 tllee Club 1, 2, 33 Black and Gold StalI'43 Senior Play Committee 4. l. D.: Undecided P. D.: Ilunning around .IICAN VOSBUINIII Jeanie K. IC. 3, 43 Hall Patrol 2. 33 Cie' Club I. 3. 4: National llonor So Ciety 3. Vice-President 4: Leaders Club IZ: Intramural Basketball I, 2 3. 43 Senior Play Cast 43 lllack am Gold Stall' 43 Intramural Softball I 3. l. D.: Cub reporter P. D.: Croyie'n about Art .IOIIN VVAIlNlCIl Vice-President I: Treasurer 3: Stu dent Council 23 Soccer 3: .lunio Varsity Basketball 1, 23 Varsitj Basketball 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3 First Aid Club 23 Ilall Patrol 2 Building and Grounds Club I3 Na tional llonor Society 23 Senior Pla' Committee 4. l. D.: lladar technician P. D.: Anything Suits him IiVI'Il.YN WIl.l.IAlNlS National llonor Society 2. 3. 4 Personality Club 2, 33 Clee Club I 2, 3, 43 Sextet 4. 1. D.: Cadet Nurse Corps P. D.: Music teacher BAIIBAIKA XXIII It ll I'l' Hubs National llonor Society 2. 3. Sei retary 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Blae and Cold Stall' 43 Leaders' Club f Library Club I. President 2: CIE Club I3 Building and Crounds Clu 13 llall Patrol 2, President 33 Ha Patrol Court 33 Valcdictorian 4. I. D.: Psychiatrist P. D.: Making engagementsf9- Best looking girl . . Best looking boy . . Best dressed girl . . Best dressed boy . . Most popular girl . . Most popular boy . . Most athletic girl . . Most athletic boy . . Wittiest girl . . Wittiest boy . . , Best personality girl . . Best personality boy . . Best actress . . . Best actor . , Class wolfess . . Class wolf . . Quietest girl . . Quietest boy . . . . Most temperamenlal girl . Most temperainental boy . Boy's choice of girl friend . . Girl's choice of boy friend . . . Most changed since Freshman year Cgirlj Most changed since Freshman year tboyj Most romantic couple .... Done most for class . Class infant . . Teachers pets . , Silliest . . Most bashful . , Most courteous . Most talkative , Most ambitious . Most sophisticated , . Official late comer . . Senior Choice Marian Yosburgh Bud Yeghte Mary Strain Bud Ycghte .lean Vosburgh George Athanas Betty Shelp Bob Hoke Barbara lloke Bill Lampe .lean Yosburgh Bob Hoke Eunice Lavery Bill Lampe Betty Girard Dean Yosburgh llelen Paluzzi Tom Mulligan .lean Bromford .lolm Warner Marian Yosburgh Tom Planck Donna Anthony George Athanas Dede and John George Athanas Leonard Chapman Esther Giovannone Bill Lampe Dede Suits Bud Ycghle Barbara Wright Barbara lloke Esther Giovannone Eunice Lavery Jean Bromford Gloria Ott Faculty Choice Joan Bierman Dave Dunckle Esther Giovannone Dave Dunckle Esther Giovannone George Athanas Betty Kling .lohn Warner Joan Bierman Bob Hoke Esther Giovannone Norbert Frank Eunice Lavery Bill Lampe Donna Anthony Leonard Chapman Eileen Jones Earl Pulvcr .lean Bromford John Warner Eunice Lavery Bud Yeghte Helen Alcli Bob Hoke .Ioan and Dave George Athanas Leonard Chapman 9 P Dot White Bud Yeghte June Hoffman Barbara Hoke Helen Paluzzi Lila Tastle Gloria Ott Ao fi mo Among eniord 23 l ofoolfing .xgkeacl To me life is the opportunity to test myself against the future, to be able to answer favorably the question, 'iWill I have accomplished my ultimate objective in the years to come, or will I be working at some obscure job for the sole purpose of keeping alive? Life to me means a world of unbounded opportunities to all who have the ability to grasp and appreciate the many avenues to a fuller and more complete existence. A full life means the love and respect of parents and friends and a place in the world where one plays his partgwhether large or small gwith no discord. lt is not possible for all of us to head great corporations or guide the destiny of a nation, but each of us can, in his own little niche, do his work well and feel the joy of work well done and a life well lived. Life means going to the movies and skating in the moonlight with the rest of the gang. It means drinking sodas and eating ice cream cones. It means going to church and reading the Sunday paper. Life means the joy of living in an ever-changing worldfSpring withits liquid sunshine which awakens the imprisoned earth, bringing myriads of birds and a great surge of new lifeg Summer with its long sunny days, the scent of new mown hay, and the cool shade of friendly trees, Autumn with its transient glory and fruitfulnessg and Winter with blue shadows across snowy wastes and cozy evening by the fireside. To me life is not complete without a love of books. for these inanimate companions lead us into out-of-the-way places and give us access to the thoughts and experiences of the greatest minds providing at the same time a pleasurable avoeation with the remarkable power of making one forget his worries. Life is a chance to prove that the worth-while things are within the grasp of all, and an opportunity to make wise use of these things. Nature with its charm and its mysteries is at our very doorsg great books stand in rows upon the shelves of our librariesg and the radio brings us the best Cand the worstj of music. Schools are easily accessible where one can learn a vocation that will provide a happy life in the years to come. One has only to think and look to find a multitude of meanings in life. The substance of life, however, is frecdomvfreedom to do and think as you please, to be able to climb to the greatest heights of your ability. As long as we in America have freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and a promise that the future holds freedom from want and freedom from fear, then life really has a meaning. -PETER YAN WIE 24 R C lflns'l' mm: Iinh fillvn. l'h.vI11's Fffrrrzrzf. inzffliu ITIIHIISIFI-. I,m's I re1lPri1'k.v. lfluinr' Urllkvr. Uury lfllu lfnlv. Lmnurrlu Tuurrnirm. lirflllv ffrrmwr. Ifllllllhffll llurrnux Iii!! 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'Flu' :XI'llIiSlil'K' Day I,2lllt'4'. pairi- otivzxlly trimmm-cl in rvcl, whilv. :md blur-, had an six-pimwv Ul't'll1'Sll'2l ns il f spvviul z1ltrm'lion. ,Xflm-1' llw Furl Plain baslwllmzlll guzmf, an llnzlm' m'rowcl of'roulvI'sfu1'lmulll tvznns 4111114111 to Sillllllly Kil54',fil1'llIl Nlillvr, and llnrry Jmm-s. YL-s, llwy llzul llw'gxi4'. 'l'lwhigrowzlsiorlufllwyva11'vvz1silu-.lunior Prom. Tlw clv1'ol'z1lvd Fori livllssf-lm-1' Club flll'IIiSll4'd an filling ll2l1'kgIl'UllIld for lhv sc11'1i-furmznl dz1m'c. liulvh RUbl'l'lSllilW amd his 0I'i'lll'Sll'il plwniclvcl llllx llllISif'. Our third Slll'l'1'SSl'lll your in high svlmol is vmllplvlvd. aaa 0 1945 CAM 0 1946 Un fJClOll1,'l' viglllll lllm' Sopllmllulw-s fvlpzlllizxrcl as ei vluss. Nl lllc-ir first llll'4'llIlgI llwy vlmsv llwir ol'fir'1-rs :mal zlflx iscn' us follows: N 1c1'1'oR P1311mws1Q1 . I'l'0.s'1'dP11l Fluxlx 511151511 l'1'r'v-l'1'ex1'dP11f I3 111111-xRA l':IGl41N . SPl'I'PfIll',Y .Xll'I'llllR CROWN Trffuszlrrr NIR. S1u1-'En , . . . ..,..... ,'ldl'l'.S'0I' 4 During llu- QUEII' lll4'lIllN'l'SUflll4'SUpllUIIl0I'1' vlz-Iss lulw' lll'1'II 1'4'p1'm's011lcfl . ... - , ,. , In all svllool zwllvllln-s. llllt' of ilu' bupllmllmm' l1o111v1'uu111s. 2041, lwvalllsc ol its pxllvllasillg llu' Ill'Xl lligllcsl llllllllwl' ul' lmmls pvr Sllllll'lll. wus privi- I1-rlgrvcl lo display ilu- Xlinulv Hun Flag l'ilI'll illlCI'll2ll4' W4-vk. Um- of tlw SUPIIUIIIOIW' llUIlli'I'U0lllS wunbothllwlknmllmllumllmuskvllmll1-Immpimmsllip. 'I'Iw lllllll? liIl0VVIl us lllll Sopl1o111u1'v l5zlng1, wllivll was lwld on lllc l'0lll'- lvvnllx ofAp1'il :mal wllivll 011111-cl llw j'l'2ll'.S uvlivilic-s. wus I'4'gIdl'lll'll as il SllK'l'4'SS both llIl2IIl1'l2lllj' :mil Sllflillly. - 1-'1ns'1' mm: Hzzfh llm1'r1f's. liumllzlv Tusllff. ,llIjll'lI-llfl 7llIUf'lIlI.Illl. liurluzrrz I2lI'flf'lI. lr! lfrmre. Frunlc NlIl'IlIl'l'. lfvlnr Pim- kmrski. I,mr111 Sprukefr. .lmw I'l4'HiIljlPf'. Eilfvn l'ulu::i. llurinn llvl-Hl'llIIlS. sl-zmzrmxn mm: Dirk f1f'l'Sl'f'. lluhlon ll'robf'l. .llllv .llilllfl-Il 14. Helen llr'l 1'z'. firurf' llonulu. lJ11r1m'fi11l11.vlm. .lumf fiuniu. .luwk lII.lI!fSl. '1'H11m mm : Ifirlzural 1 un ll'S1ll1lf'. .lulm lxr11l:1 lizrerzylll l,IllIll'k. lfulwrl llorlyv. Bula l llSllI4'I'. .lmn Qzu11'lc1'11h11sl1. Iii!! llizvl. Ilnrfs llullz. lion IA'llf. lrenf' Frullk. Iilllll lruzng. lle11r.v.lum's. A Qu , ,, ' 4' 4 .Q- -A ! ' 1 l 'fs -Mm h I-'lns'r mm: lfurulhvn S1-ull. IX-lIHlc l'I'lH' lfnse. lirrllm Uvsrr. lllwrlinu .lnn1's. Nulrzliv Ifukrr. .lnlln l'ir'lcf-ll. Frunlc IflllI1Sf'lV. llr. l,l'fJUll'l-VZ. llfrk Sfllx. l.I.Illll'll l'illNl.II!l. IJIIFUUI-V llc' ll1y11'll'.v. Sully Loup. lmnrm xllllllkll. Nrzrrllal 'XIII-lllllilllllil. SICVUNID mm: llupfuriv lflnmrv. llurymrvl l l'f'flllSOI1. lluryurvl 7'UIlllf'.V. Prufly flvl-l'llI.V1'I'. .lll-61' llullz. lluria' f,'luull1if'1'. Iloris Sp1'n1'1'r. S,lI.I'lI'.V Iflllly. Pllhvllfx l'l:iyl. 'lHIAS1lI1 xllllflfl-llfll'. .Inari llirlcx. l,1'l11l1 1,011 Fllflilljl. ,llllfl-Illl l'vI'flIllf. Ifl'l'Hlll .lulln.vo11. Bvlllv ll'hillukf'r. 'l'HlNIl mm: llivk l,o11'z'll.fiz'nrg1f' ll'l'll1'urr1.v. .lunws llllllfflllll. Ififlnml lim S1'lmif'lc, Iiurlun l,f'm'lc1'r. Ifl.l',Illl'll Slrznflvr. livin llwllffr. lion fflllIl'l?Pl1,l!1SlI, Ilirlc .'llIf'lI-IIN, lwnn-v lfnriyhl. Iinla lglIllf'.V. Iiul: I i1'l1lrwr, llunlv lfuxlwr. During its llvclgling j'4'lll', lhvFrm-slnuzmclassol'Ilm1ujuI1m'i4- lligfh Svlmol has zlvqllillvrl ilsvll' quill' :admirably in lhv sc-Imol's gUX1'l'llllN'Ill :mtl zwlivi- lies. Fin! gvxlm-lull class lIN'1'llIlQS wcrcf hvlcl during thx- yi-ur, vluss ofli1'v1's vwru 1-lvvll-cl :mtl plans zldnplucl for El Frvslnnzm clzllwv, whivh was hclcl FClWl'll2lI'Q lth. 'l'hv ollic'vl's vlfwlvcl wcrv: 1111111 mn S1'r'rs ..... . l'1'f'siflm1l Fnxmg liulslcy l z'a'0-l'r'f'.v1'dc'11l JOHN l,Ii1lxl'I'l l' . St'l'l'PlllI'.Y LINDEN F XILING .....,.. Tl'PllSIIl'Pl' Y The- vluss sllppmlm-flml-vllm-11lIy the Wvzu' Howl mul Slillllp clrix 1- lllfllllgll- out both Sl'lIl4'Slt'l'S mul wvrm- HIIIUIIQI thc ls-:ull-rs in lhv vnlirm- svlmul. Svw-1'ulolilsmc-mlwrsslmwa-rlalflairfo1'ullll1-lim'pmvvm-ss..willl Dick SEI ls and Divk .Nlu-ling holh Illllldlllg ther .luniur N ursliy huslwllmll lm-ann. ln is svlloluslim' :u'lli4'vclm'I1l, lhc FI'l'SlllllZlIl vlzxss sm-1-:mul lo pn-clmllillzllv in planing.: its lIl0llllN'l'S on lhu llonor Hull. No lc-ss lhzm 2l Fl'l,'SllINl'Il slufle-nls lmvv Slll'l'1'SSl-lllly :md rvgularly illllillllliil lhis goal. The vnlirm' vlzlss shows promise in ils tllrvs- I'l'lIl2llIllllQ.f yvznrs ul' zlvllivvirlg a vury high plum: urnong thu classes ol' Cz111a1jollu1'iv lligh Sclmol. aaa of 7947 28 agua gmfe FIRST mm : .luvlc .1lflIlllIII.Vl', lfrellvn Ylillllfl. .Vary l,'unl1'11. Hulzvrlu lfPI1-illllllhll. lurlrey Hursf. l'r1lrl'c1'11 Ifllll-SIIIIIISPF, .loan 1Illl'lII1.VI'l'. la'r'1'l-V11 IJ-Vj1f'I',, lxVr1lhf'r1'r1r' llun1l1rcz'l1l, 1l1ll'l-l.VIl llullffll. flloriu l31'llu1'r'i. Vl'I'!1I'IIill l,lll,l1f'. -lliflll Tanker, .lulm ll1'rn1'gle'. lfivllflrfl H1'llr'r. SIQIIUNIJ mm: Hr. KVIISNUII. fflmrlvs Wzfurvr. Fuyvllr' .'Uiller, lfnyer KIIIIIIP. William lmrlelcer, .Uyrflv SIlI'lIl'llI'. Susizf Slm'IlIl1lI'I'II. f1l'l'll'lUlP Hollz. lflizuhefll lJim'f'111lf1rjf, llnris Ifnrfker, Mary ffhesl, , 1ll!lf'll-Ill' 1'wl'!l!'l'lIl., l,u111'se flolli. Hora Sl. Jnlfn. .-llnm .1Il'lfIl'lIII, Nurimz Yrzmlzzufri. A-lyullza Susi, Shznley .Wr'l vf', Wir. ,-1.vrf's. 'l'Hmn mm: .-lU'rf'1l Y!lI'll,2llf'f'I., ,?I,I'lllllVl 7'l'!llII,2ll'. 7'lllll'0ll 1ff'lll'lIfl1'l'. Iii!! .xIUll'l'f'.V. .lurksnn l'vl'IIlHl'I1!l, ,lrllzzlr lflziurulln, lfugerm lfnxv, I1'ir'!111r4l 'f0llHfl'.VlIlflII. Sivlmjv IgUIl'lI'l'. Slwlrlrm SIHIIIIHIS. lV1'lIi.v lgllI'S,Il.Ell. .lim Sl'llIllV1f l'. lf1'1'lu1l'rl H'iPr.v. Hob llllulvfjllll. lformlrl livllvr. I,Hf'I.llS Ilufli. ,E 1 I lliS'I' mm: Silux lgllll'l'l'lll!Ill. flnn Iizllluvlc, ,Harllm llillnmlz. Ilan Iirrmi. lion IIIIFIIIIIIII. .lhun Lf'UlIIll'lf. Num'-v I.w1:. .luhn llulvfzv, smzuxn mm: Uiss lfIlf'lCll'.V. Uurgv 1vIlUl'lIlIIlIl. Tom ffurnm. lfose' .Hurze IIIIIIIIFHU, limb huuuf. Ilnlnrwx TlIllllI,h.VIIlI. f,'l'IlIlffUl'!l f,'flIlIIfI'lVIIIIIll. Plz-vllzs l I1'1n1r1y. Smmrfl Null. Hrx. llw-lzlmrk. ellen QPCLCJQ 29 7. 8: 8 8 8 9 9 9 10 l0: .Q 15 l-0 15 57 .30 '52 35 I8 25 10.314 l0' ll ll ll ll ll 12 12' 12: L8 '01 ll 38 A112 55 :30 50 55 l 103 1 1. 1. 2 2. 3: :25 ft0 56 :l2 -L0 20 . .30 .il . . .SZAQJML Mr. Sehuler arrives. The rush to school starts with Prof. Ayres striding in, proudly carrying a Suborder Heterop- tera CTrue Bugb and an liriocampoides limacina CPear Slugj. The last bell rings and Mary litta screams and runs from Charlie Y. so that Miss Kills won't consider her late. Senior English class waits for Mrs. Moore to come and open the door. Brother Hoke ambles in and puts had to wait for train on the tardy slip. Miss Biter smiles knowingly. Norbert and Cecile blissfully isolated in lhe corner table in Library again. Mr. Schuler asks Clara Yosburgh and John Pickett to speak up when answering S. H. roll call. Everett Chapman enjoys himself making faces while doing errands for Blanche. Tom Planck fakes his way through another history question. Paul Young and Yic Pimkowski, shaking with fear, ask Mrs. Zachmann for permission to use the workroom for studying. Hard social test coming up next period, you know. Dave Dunckle saunters into chem. class late with a pass signed by Joan. In Miss Kilts' absence, Miss Fellows goes through the adjoining door to quiet Yan Yalkenburgh and Chapman as they relate to each other, as loudly as possible, their latest gory experience. P-lf! Chem. class is at it again! Bookkeeping ll class trots down to Home lic. for its daily half pint of milk. Mrs. Moore disperses the crowd of prospective 'fDairy Maid candy buyers that have col- lected around Tom Curnin's and Don 1olartman's desks. Mrs. Stoughton carried away by Bcethoven's Fifth. Everyone races for his locker. Barbara lloke sneaks by Miss Kilts and screams as she tears down lhe hall. Free-for-all in the boys' lunchroom to see who will have to clean up. Dede and Johhny come in entwined in each others arms. Jean Vosburgh fights oll' Ted Cunningham and the rest of the gang and is finally left alone with Art. Gloria Ott races in, breathless, to report to S. H. a minute late. Mrs. Dunckel is telling another of her famous jokes in law class. Barbara Hoke puts another pencil mark on Chapman's shirt as Miss Brown trips over another tre-a-ty.', Barbara Athanas starts disrupting the English class with her talkativeness. Mr. Ayres glares as Sheldon Samuels cracks another corny joke. Ella Mae and Monk stand by the west-end radiator to bill and coo for five heavenly minutes. Two of Mr. Ayres' old friends come back to see him, and his class settles down for a gab session till the bell rings. Home, hanging around for the love birds, or history review classes, but a hard day's work has been put in by all at C. H. S. 30 I V I T I E Hull linlrfila I3UNtk1c1. J nanny CUNBOY A-Xn'l'1ll'n ffiunvlc xYlLI,I.-XXI Su11l'l,'l'z . R,-XI,l'll SCIIULIQR l llKS'l' HUXSI Huh l'vIlNllIt'l'. Hill Uvvxl. lirmv' l,Illll'kt'l. .lwrr-V l.'YllllIlllV. ir! lfmzrw. SICVUXIH mm 'Nunn 4 1 H111 S 111 tHf'll. Ur. Srlllllrfr. lfurl l,IllI'f'I'. limi: l'IISl1Ill'flll. 1llIlI'!'4V lirus I Irv- Uuring tlw pus! yvur, 1110111111-l's ul' llw Stuck-nl llnnlvil Il'1ll'Ill'll llw upvr- l '1'r'.v1'rlf'r1l l ll'I'.N'l'Ilf'IIl S1-1-111111 ry 'l '1'1'u.wl1r'f'1' fl IIIXIISUI' :alum ol llw sound Ill'1llt'l'lUl'1lIld umlm-l'loolx llln- l'1'SINlllSlllllllj for pmi4'm'liI11I Illtllitbll picturm-s during llw mum llUlII'. The' nssm-izllimm has a A lISU1l1'l1'fl IH un zulxisory vznpalvily with llw svlmul ildlIliIliSlI'2ll0l' on pruhlvlns I'I'l2llil1gI to sludeul wvlfauwn 'XH'rHUn f1lKOWIC sgzzolenf gounci 2322 Wafiona .jvlonor ociefy The Iirsl llrmur Soc-in-ly mv:-ling for thu svlmul yvar of' 1913-41 was held on NYUYOIIIIWI' Iiftll, und lhs' Ilmllowirlgi ufiiw,-1's wvrv vlcclm-dz VVILLIAM SIZIIULTZ . . l'1'fs1'der1l J :CAN Yosm VRGII lvl'l'P-lJl'l'.Vl'dPIlf IS,xnBAR. x NX RIGHT A . St l'I'P,IlI'.V t Iifml. PULVI-:R . . Tl'f'Il.N'lU'Pf' During llw fall, lwvrlly-ullv studvnls Wersi alclmillx-cl as prnbulimmry rrwlllbm-1's, :und 21 IIZIINIIIOI was lwld in ilu-ir IlflHUl'. 'l'l10 vlulr has lmcl :1 most sllvwssflll yvzu' umlvr llw rupznlnlm' Q'llill2lIliA9 of Nliss Bvrnicw- Brmvn. f,I3.-xlxn,xR,x XYRIGIYI' FIRST mm: Ilelm ,ll1l1'. ESfllI'Fffl-1lI'!lI1I1UIII'. Iflllliff' l,u1v'ry. Ifllfllllfll uvffflllf. .Ivan lvUSllIlI'jllI. .Uisx lirnzrrz. liill Srhzzllz, Hur! l,lIlI'4'l'. Lf'UIlIll'llll Tfmrmirm. llonnu flrlllnmlv. .Har-v fiisumli. sricioxn mm: Huh l n.r, lhumr' Iiwhlen, liurlon Van Wie. .lunv l 0ll1'1:yf'r. lfrelyrz H 1'll1'11rr1s. l'l1.vllis Ferruru. Uurilvn Foxler. Ifllwl JVf'Hl'.R'. .lunv Huniu, lrwze Frank. Iivlly lx ling. lfllllllf' Ulllllxllfl. Hill H ml. Paul Young. .lcfrry lfunlmlv. 'ruum mm: liurl l'0ghle'. f1f'llI'jIl' flllmrzmv. llurifl Il1u11'l2If'. Lois lI'vl'l'lll'I'lvl'k'S. .'tIlI!'lifl Pallllxlci. ,Uurlv Ifllu lfulv. lfluilzf' llullcvr. liurhuru .1HI1lI1fIS. liurluzra lfiyvrz. llorulhlv Tusfle. Doris llollz. 'lrl lJl'01I.'f'. lffllllk Slzillzefr, Hob Fllsrrlvr. Bob flllrlz. yt.: YW' Y. A, - -D- 33 .xgcluiri om 7 ICUMCIQ l.M'lcuY, BUD X'lf:c:l1'1'l': lfd flows- i 11-I Ill ifjf NIRS. NI,mIlcZ.-xc1HX1A1Nm . l ur'11Il-v .41l1'1'.wr Nlns. .I ICA-ww:-1 Moomz, ll. IioNu,nBn.xN1m f lssf'.wlm1l.v JOAN lillcmlfxlx . . I 'l1olograpl1y livdltlfll' llriolxfzrz VX'rrlxNVxs . .'1dI'1'I'fI.SI.I1fj llczmzgzfl' Nl.-xnux SUITS .... ,4.v.v1'.vl11r1l liS'1'H14:n illox',x1xNONlc, lilurczlc Dllxriklcl. flrl lfrlilm-.w Dcmwrliv Wmw: 4 Hl'l'I'IllIlliUlI fHmmg1'r .llaxlw N 0Sl5l'RUlI . . S011 for Iu'a'ilor PE'rm1 N ,xx Wm I,'Iu.s-.w livdlhllil' l3nT'rY IXLIM: , . .Plc'l1'1'1'l1'1'.s' l'J.xvIn l3um:m.r: Sporlx lz'dilnr W11,1,I.u1 I,.u1vlc . llunzor lu'1lilor 'DONNA ,XNTIIUNY Typing la'a1'1'Ior Hrs. Uurif' ZUVIIIIIIIIIII. ll. Ifnnuhl Igfllllll. BMRBMM W RIGHT ' ' llI',w.Ur'V Kadllml Um. .lf-fuzmf Klum-4-. BOB Fox, BILL 5tZlil'L'l'Z .lrznmr .l.w.v1.wlu1:l.w Ifms'l' mm : .loan Iiivrnmn. H1111 1 wylzlv. lfllniw' l.fll't'f'4V. flmryz' .tHIllII1IS. l2vNHll'I'f1I'UI'lHlll1lI1l': fl'1lIKlNlJ min 1 llarirf I,IlII1'liIf'. livlllv lXvlI.Hfl. Hill l.un1pv, .lffun lvuslmrylz. lirurf' llum'ke'l. Ifflflhlfll H righl. llurolhlv Hhzlw. Iinlf Iwu. Uurlun Sulls, Iiill Svlzullz. P ZH Jean Vosbzlrgh, Bill Lampe. Mrs. .leanne Moore, David Dzmclele, Earl Palver, Jean Brantford, Brace Dimckel, Eunice Lavery, Iloward Trunzble, Barbara Wrighl. On November nineteenth, the Senior Class, under the direction of Mrs. Jeanne Moore, presented a three-act comedy, HBill Helps Out, unusual in i that the characters portrayed themselves in real life. The play was most successful, and brought into the class treasury approximately one hundred and seventy dollars. enior lgfay 35 lf'ms'l' mm: I.l'UlIlIf'lifI 1lllUI'Nlill!I. lllisx l 1'llmrx. Luis l'lf'l'1i8l'l.CkS. lifll SFIIIIHZ. Jllrs. Currier, ,l7l's. .'llonrf'. Ilun I,1'l1:. SICVUNII mm: Phvllis l vrruro, ,flnzeflm Pululslcz, llvlvn l'Il7l'l0P. lfllu Mm' l'r'nIlaml. Hub For, liurbum lirnuvn. Illllllllll' l Wrnlnfl. Hill ll f'sl, lx'nll1l1'r'r1 IIIIIIIIDPHII. Hum I.f'c f:I'0l'llHIIOIll'. , . . . . f.0IllIll1'llllgI a sm-wssflll war unrlvr llw lvaflm-1'sl11p of xxllllillll l,. .l. S1-llullz, 1-clilm'-ill-1-lli4ll', llu- Prvss Clulm has issm-cl lla' ym-ark mlilimlsul' llw Boiling Pol. Slarliugr willl lla- l'all issuv, llw cluln pr'ogr'm-ssl-rl willl a flllrislnlas, spring, summm-r, and a spvvial issum' for ,l,im'uln's liirlllclay will: arlim-lm-s on llussia by Nvni llallanlmll' and Mary S4-ruka. 'l'lu- slall' also inslilulvcl a :ww pagv vallucl lla- l'rim'ipal's llagfmfl in wllivll Mr. Conan! spvaks lu lla- sluclvnls. 'lllw l.ilmlligl1L page' has l'1-alurml ilu- t lmaslwllrall playl-rs, uvw lva1'l1m-1's, and inlvrvsling stud:-nls, gixing a slmrl ska-lvl: ul' lllllll' livvs. Nlcnlion slmulcl also lw maclv of lla- nvw l loalin' gXrouml page- wlnivll nolvs lla' pupils' Nix-wpoinlsun I'l'l'4lI'IllS aml pravlivvs insliluh-rl lllis j'l'1lI'. 'l'lw nlioilingr Pnl slallq wislu-s lu lllilllli Xlrs. Xloorv and Nlrs. fllll'l'l4'I' for Ilwir almlv gjlllllillllll lllI'Ullgl'll lllis war. -'fP11YL1,Is l lcaaAno F6155 ug 36 l O0 ,W CLA 'l'l1v llllI'2lI'y Club llus been rolling along sl11'm'vssl'l1ll5 this Wal' umlvr llw lvaclvrsllip of llw l'0llUWlI1QUlllQ'l'l'SI KATHHIUNI4: llAx11snl4:1:11'r . l,l'l'SI.df'lIl NANCY LEW . . . l'rl.l'l'-IJFPSI-dPl1ll .low l,I'IUN.XRD . , Sl'f'I'l'lfll'lV Nl,xn'rux l71TTx1,xx . , A 7'1'm1.s'z11'01' f Tlw vlulm, unclvr ilu' g'lllflillll'l' ol' Mrs. Nluris- Zzlvllllmllll, sn-1'w's il Iwo- fulcl purposv by prmifling' suviul giznlllwirlgfs mul lilnrzrry p1'zu'livv for its lllcflllln-l's. Souls' nl' llw zlvlix ilivs ol' llw j1'ilI'llN'llHll'Il llw zmnuzll Cllrisllnzls pzlrly. an Bunk llc-vk U-al, an svlnoul flanmw-, :xml xcnrirms small pzlrlivs. 'Flu-1-lub llilS bn-mm inslrlmlcnlarl in l.llI'lll1'I'lllgI gmail llllI'2ll'j svlwiu' lo lllv sluclvnls. Jon LICUNARIJ rflns'r muy: tlnun' I.F1lllIll'Il. llurllm Ilillnzun. lX'1lHIf'V'I'lI1' Il1IllIlN'4'I'!ll. .NIIIIQV l.vn:. lllllfl'-V linrxl. sl-:wmv mm: llurilyn llrlllvl. fflnrm lflflllvvl. llrlrlv 7vllUl'lIII.Hil. fIr'l'fr1l1l1' llull:. llrx. ZIIFIIVIIIIIIII. lflfvlflfff' fir1l'rn1z'. llnlrfrzzw 7wIl0IIIfISIlll. Ill:-vllfs lflffrrlilly. lnn lizlllndc. 37 l IIKS'I' mm : Uuriun V1l.S'hllf'!llI. Ifsllmr Hl.!lI'l1IIIl0lIf'. lloris llollylrluiliny. Luis l rerlPr1'f'lcs. tlllffffl Prlllllslci. xll'S..svf0llfjllf1lIl. Prmly NI-f'llI.Vl'f. IJVIIIII Jlillllkll. lfurnlyn Scoll, lflizulmlh llarrow, -llllll' lfellzfrzyvr. .Ivan VIISIIIIFHII. sl-14 iuwn mm: Ifllfilll' l?f'lr1lI1'r'k, lnmywu' limlrlle. .f1lirv' llnllz. .lean lgflllll-fbfll. Helly vx'IflI'l7f HiIIll, 'Harlflyn lfuslvr, lfllml Nvllis. llnrnlhlv lk.,-1l1g11'l1's, Uurfrm IJIYIIIII. .lorm Ilirks. Playllix I'vf'l'f'lll'U, .lunv llllllill. llurollllv 7'uxIl1', 'I'llIlKIl mm : lilvfllvn Hvi'!l1'l'.':lS. xlflfillll Williarns. Hurillwz llormfv. lhvle Suils. Sully lamp. Ella Urn' Ijtqllflllllli. lfoxrf Ima' fliuz'u11r:rmr'. H'1'ln:.'4 Ifvrsl. Iivlllv Wlzillrzkvr. lxallzlvffll lunniello, lirzrlmra Jlinysl. Hlzwllvlll Planck. Nululif' lfrzkcr. During: llw pusl yK'2lI', will: EIIIIIUSI za voxnplvlv turnmvr in rllulllllmwsllip, tlw file-0 Club Ixus rl0wl'llwl4-ss provcll :I grlw-nl, SlIl'l'1'SS. l'mIc-r lho lvzulmw- ship of Hrs. NlulwlSUn1g:l1lol1, lllf-girls plan UJSIJUIISOI' us sl11'c'1-ssilll il Huy f I1-stival as pI'1'Ni4JlIS 54-zu's. 4ES'l'Ill'Ill li1m1xNNumc Le CLA . . fell ea fra This jl'2ll', the oi'c'll4'sl1'u has lm-km-ml lllv wirlv lIlSll'lllll1'Illilll0ll ul' ullwr yL'iiI'S, llul with lln' mlclilinn ol' sm'x'v1':1l nvw plzlym-rs, and unmlvr thc' l'2lfl2llllC direc-lion ol' Mrs. Mulwl Slouglilun il has I'UIlllIllI6fl il,s linu work. liosidcs t playing ul alll of lllc' 2lSSl'IIlblil'S, il lms also plalyvcl for thc- svnior play, and the GllI'lSllIlZlSklI1Cl Spring Fvslix ails. rlll1C01'l'lll'Sll'2lpI'0S1'lllS2iI1Oppllfllllllly ln learn and pI'z1cflic'0 UI'I'llCSll'lll playing. flfs'l'n lil! lilovim MJN E sl'l rlv:: .lurm Tanker. lfsllmr lii1ll'!HIIIllllI'. lioh Spr11k1'r. lfulzerl llurlyrf. lfarullvli Smll. l iryilziu IlllI.llf'. liurfun limi llie, Earl p1llI'f'f'. lfnlwrl 4-111011. s'l'-xwnlvs: firfurgf' -lllmmzs, Ifonalrl Kvllfr. llzume ISPIIIPVI. Hub Fzzsnwr. llrzry ffunlin. .Urs Slullylllulz. .luun lluclnlyrv, lleun Voslnlrgllr. lirurf' I,llIIl'kf'l. Lucille' Iffflluliffk. ,lil-l'lIlll'll l.o11'eIl. Tw! flllllllllillfllllllll. liuzl l 1'gl1lf'. llurmz' HIIIIISIIII. Frank Shimer. 39 l 'S'l' WNV 'IWW' Hffllrrmrz. Ella fxlllf' llflllllllllll. llasu 1.00 !liUl'1IIIIl0II1'. .loan lglljflllllll. IMI Wllllv, 1'Wrs. ,Honra Mrs. Zuclmzurm. Hull: .l1ul,w:n. smznwlm mm: .Irfan Uzlrkerllmslr, ljfllllllll' Wrnlwl. livlllv Hf1r'r'1'llllm. .lvun Hl'UlIl1llll'll. Huryf Slruin. liurlzuru If1'gf'r1. lfllwl Nvllis. liurlmru H'lr1'y1lll. llvllfn .Uc'l r'f'. 'l'IlIHll now: lllml-vs Uilrlwll. .Inna linnlu. II:-fl! Suils, ,Uurlun Vnslulrylz. Gloria Oli. .Ivan Voslzzlryll. f111'w1yll1 l'l11n1'lc, lfsllwr Gl01'fll1ll0Ill'. livlly lx ling. lnwycrm Iinrlrllc' IUISCIIIIIFIV l f'rruru. The lx. lu. Snvivly, zlflvr winning lhvQ11-Inivu-1111-111 vnp all llw slnlm- vnn- YUIIUUII in llu- full, sv! fnrlll on il yf-:lr dudim'z1l,c'd to llw fll'l'YCYlliUll ul' jllvollilo all-linqm-m'y and svrviw ln llw c'nmmnnil.y. A forrnzll bZlIllllli'l was hold nn Nvw YOEIFQS lim' for llll'IIllN'I4S and gnvsls lo vs'clc'n111m- nm-wly inilizltvd lIll'IIllN'I'S. Sinvv llwn, sm-wraul clarwvs, K. lf. purlios, and sinrilzn' 2lH'llil'S haw- ln-vn hold. TIN-5 lmw also olfelwcl lllvir sc'l'x'ic'0s to llu: limi Cross. Officc-1's fur lllll your were: f JOAN BIl'lllNI W . . . Presiclmzl J UNE IIUFFMAN . , 1 1'r'e-P1'es1'flP11l liosla Lina UIUVANNJNH . l?m'o1'd1'11g Sf't'I'PlllI'KV ELLA NIM: l'1-:Nl'1,xND 4 , fl0f'I'f'NflUlIdI.lI!1 SF'l'I'Plfll'.V DOROTHY Wnrrr: ....... . . . Tl'f'llSI1I'I'l' The zlclvisurs vllnsvn for lhv yvzlr worm' Ruth Judson, El ll0I'lUCI' IlltFlIlb0l', Hrs. Zililllllllllll, and Mrs. Wnnrv. -- -ROSA Imac IIMJVANNONIC alalaa gpdign Wu :begat igma Urganizcd at thc lwgllllllllg of the scliuul pc-ar, Nu Della Sigma Fraternity had a vary Sllf'FOSSf-Ill firsl year. Sewral clanvvs and numerous parties have lN'1'Il lwld. The clcclc-cl ofiiccrs ara as follows: PHILIP SCHUYLIQN . . l,I'?Sl'd6f1l i FRANK SHIMER l'i1'c'-Ilresiderii .llclmv CONBOY . Sffvrelary Join LASHER . Treasurer WJ umm' CONBOY l-'ms'l' mm: .lvrry filllllltiy. Phil Sl'lIll-VIEW. John lxlslmr. SICCOYI! mm: TMI fflllllllilljllllllll. Roh Slzrfzkvr, Hub Fur, ,UI-v ,lIlIlll'IlIl. .llvlrm Slow. ll lflnsi' mm: Harlan lun Wir. lfurl Pulrvr. Tun: I,lllIll'lC. lhvm lilIS,2lII'!l,l. Iiill Sflllllf. lluunv livlzlvn. sl-Qinxn mm Imrirl ,lI1Ill'klf'. Nurlwrl Frank. lfruvff Ilzlrzvkvl. limi l'f'ylrlf'. .lolm l,lllll'k,l'. irlhur f.'ru11'1'. Hill 14111111112 Ifulwrl illvn lf!-1'llllI'll fflllillllllillfllll. igma mega fold 'Flu' Sigma Dm-lla: Phi slzirlmfd iilff y4'ilI'.S :ivtixilivs with fill' iniliailiun of scxcwzil plcdgus, :incl thu clvvliull of lllu following ufiicvlsz DMN XYOSBURGII . , l,l'f'SidI'IIl Tim PLANJK . i'1'r'f'-l,rr'.vid1'11l A ICNRL P1:Lvr:1x . Smwflury t B.m'roN XVAN Wu: . 7'1-m.v11rw' ROBERT ALLEN Iflzupluin In January tlivy spurisun-fl an suczvussful cluruwv :incl lalcr a ski party was lurid ul, Caroga. Plains :irc being made for fulurv activities. - -EARL PULVI-Ju 42 Ili ardify gaffefdaf Although this year's team was not high in the number of games won, the iight. ol' the boys brought Canajoharie to games so close they Could easily have gone to either team. The group was spirited on by the experienced playing of Ferraro and Warner. Fred Slaper and Howard Coso starred on the defense, helping to hold down the opponents, scores. Opponents Opponenls Cana joharie Opporzienls OUIIOIIFIILS Clllllljflllllffl? Fonda . . . 20 35 Mohawk . . 37 35 21 19 Fort Plain . . 31 25 Gloversville . 26 l-lt 28 21 25 20 St. Jolmsville -'I-0 l2 Dolgeville . 29 22 53 2 I 20 22 Mineville 25 38 Frankfort . 26 T Johnstown . lil l 6 38 30 -I9 2 ld Mohawk . 36 2l St. lNlary's . 33 25 Nfl IHNI mm link llulinq lllrfk Sills. .lrl Ifrmw. Hub llullell. sicczuxn now: lion Lenz, .llnnlc Iunniellu, Bill Ufesl, filly .1I1llll'I'Ili. Teri lfiirirzirzglmrrz. IJIYIIIIC Sln'rnf'r. .llr. I,lilIUIl'l'l?Z. . . xi' This yn-ark .lunior Yarsil 5, winning I0 out of thi- IT gamcs played, gainvd N ilu ihlm Qxpe-1'ivl1c'v for plwvin ' on lhr- N'lI ltY lwnn 1 1 , llu- loin' IIl21lllSliljS will probably plnvv to hc l'Xi't'llt'lll material nvxt yvar. 'l'hv i1ggI'l'SSlXt'Il6'SS ul' Bill Wi-sl, with lhv shooling uf Nlonk' lannivllo, and thi' all around good playing of Ally Manvini and Frank Sll1Illl'I' shoulfl bring Canajoliarie lu lhv lop again with a l'llilIYlpl0IlSlllp learn. 0101101191118 Fonda . Glow-l'sx'ill0 Dnlgvx' ille FI'2lIllkliUl'l Nlohawk Furl Plain Sl. .lolinsvillv .lulinslown M im-villv Cunajoliuire Upponenis 36 26 22 13 15 32 37 16 10 16 26 10 17 15 19 22 20 18 21 36 16 21 23 20 29 19 36 34 22 29 17 25 2l, 14 unior amify gadlfefgaf ... A - Q lfms'I' mm: l r-1-1lSlf1pvr. llivlc Svlzfijfrr, Ilick l vrruru. liol: llulcff. HIAIVUNII mm: liuln l'lIlSIIlf'l'. Ilan lmnz. llirk Sillx. Huh llvl'l'l'N, Frunlc Sllinirfr, liclor' l,ilIllClIIl'SlCli. .lulm llullrlclef. Hunk lllllllllfllll. Ur. I.ipuu'i1':. 'lqhc 713 lnzlsm-bull lvum llilll zlslm1'Ls1'alsm1, pluyiiigmily svn-xigr:1lu4's.'I'l1m-5 broke own lliis yvar with llim- nuleld rivul Furl Plain, Ill'l-Uilllllg llwm mm- lii lo 3 and Furl Plain cluwning C. ll. S. 5 to 3 in llu- rvlurn gilllllk Divk f Ft'I'I'Z'lI'U :incl Frank Sllllllvl' le-cl llw ll'2llll in hailing: wllilv Nlonk l2lllIlll'll0 pilitlield :ill llw winning QQIIIICS. Cldegaf 46 I C lfl,l'll0l qilffflty QQQPLCLJQPJ Durullzy While, Kullzleen lannielln, Eileen Palazzl, llwenylh Planck, Belly Kling, Dorolhy Taslle, Barbara Elqen Eunice Lavery, Rosalee Gl.0l'llIlI1OII6 . Ella :Wav Penllanzl, llerle Sails, Barbara A lhanas. Clffflfg QQQFLCCJQFJ 47 Y , 7 ir 6 ,xgcfivifieri 48 A LA-A, 19 5 ' f x 51 'lfUl.afl lflflmf Evelyn Abeling . Helen Aldi . . Donna Anthony . George Athanas . Joan Bierman . Jean Bromford . Geraldine Caswell Leonard Chapman Dick Chiuminato Bruce Dunckel , David Dunckle . lithel Dygert . Norbert Frank , listher Giovannone Betty tlirard . Mary tlisondi . Gertrude Hagarbome June lloffman , Barbara Hoke . Bob Hoke . . Doris Houghtaling liileen Jones , Betty Kling Bill Lampe . . liunice Lavery , Tom Mulligan . Gloria Ott . Helen Paluzzi . Tom Planck 'Earl Pulver . Betty Shelp Mary Strain . Dede Suits . Lila Tastle . . Howard Trumble Francis Van Schaick Bob Van Valkenburg Pete Yan Wie . Bud Veghte . Dean Vosburgh . Jean Vosburgh . Marian Vosburgh John Warner . Fred Wiers . . Evelyn Williams Dorothy White . Barbara Wright . Should be brought out . SPAR . . kept in nights given a harem . just as is . . less cynical . less reserved understood . underweight less conceited ad for Kreml shorter . . preserved . less willing . more serious . WAYlC'd , friendlier . noticed . . tamed down . given private line lengthened . . stretched . . tickled . . . given piano lessons Chinese Q . . advised . on time , more aggressive . informed . given a beard gentler . . in New York in Ames . . less sophisticated awakened . cared for . grown up . around town bolder . . in WACS . older . available . . less temperamental in school more . 'iChased . quieter . . less brilliant in flue Senior Famous for quietness . . eating potato salad pretty teeth . leadership . K. li. . hair do's . placidness . little boy antics . 5 o'elock shadow drumming . . Indians wink 'um , curly locks . intellectualism . wolfing . . pretty eyes . long sweaters cheekboncs . walk . . physique red hair serenity athletics . Senior Play . glasses . accent . . nervousness . quiet manner delivery truck . cigarettes . laugh . . clothes . . talkativcness pretty hair . stealing hearts . history answers . fooling around . humor . . rosy cheeks . kisses . . perpetual grin Petty-girl figure . crazy questions . line . . piano playing escapades . history marks Gfariri Weakness long fingernails horses men Clieutenantsj beating about hush Dave flaring up Georgeis tulip sundaes Curnin's Hswingl' Joan early morning hours Cecile diets Dilto's Navy Garl's car bow ties Bill James women ice cream chewing gum Marine Corps uncombed hair Fumeediddle' Brooklyn Schuylers F. P. dances lfunice Loey,' s square dances perfumes J. W. fur coats blondes in muscles cops and robbers combing liair 6'Jeez Frat flirting Don working overtime New Jersey her diamond Crandall's Fort Plain pa fl 0ll5 Mrs. Ellen Lavery A Patron Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Barbour Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rell Mr. and Mrs Duane Bond Mr. and Mrs James Bromford Mr. and Mrs Bert H. Brower Mr. and Mrs Dewitt Bullock Mr. and Mrs Paul Chadsey Rev. and Mrs. Harvey F. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cory Yeronica Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curnin Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunekle Mr. and Mrs. Frederick liigen Mr. and Mrs. J. S. lillilhorp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Folan Mr. and Mrs. C. Zelora Galusha Rev. James Cazeley Mr. and Mrs. Anselmo Giovannone Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cisondi Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Geortner Mr. and Mrs H. A. tlonia Mr. and Mrs John Gore Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Grant Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Henneman Mr. and Mrs Newton J. Herrick, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Houghtaling Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Kettler Mrs. W. H. Kettler Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kling Rev. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krumweide and Mrs. William F. Lampe and Mrs. John Lasher Mr. Mr. and Mrs. DeLaneey Leneker and Mrs. Donald A. Lenz and Mrs. Kenneth Lindholm Mr. William Neil Mr. Mrs. Craile Paige Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paluzzi Mrs. Sanford E. Planck Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Rev. and Mrs. S. Wesley Planck and Mrs. James Parkinson and Mrs. Frank Shimer and Mrs. E. W. Shineman and Mrs. Roger P. Smith and Mrs. C. Snyder and Mrs. Leslie P. Snyder R. M. Starks Capt. and Mrs. Dewey H. Stelfenhagen Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Stevens Mrs. Melvin L. Stone Mrs. John A. Suits Mr. and Mrs. Winfield S. Sweezey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tastle Mr. and Mrs Charles S. Van Wie Dr. and Mrs. Peter Van Wie Mr. and Mrs William Yan Wie Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Yeghte Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Voshurgh Mr. and Mrs. W. li. Walrath Rev. and Mrs. Christian H. Walvoord Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam B. West Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wohlgemuth Mr. and Mrs. James Wright Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Zimpel fa SOUR STANDARD Wll l NEVER BE l Beech The yellow package with the re ova d I U Nut Gum CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1914 GRADUATES! Your School Life has had its demands. As you enter HLlFE'S SCHOOLM you will face the CALLS OF LlFE. Among thcnl are ' the CALL TO SERVICE and THE CALL TO SACRIFICE. We would add tl1e CALL TO THRIFT-Slnall Weekly or Monthly Savings grow into larger sums. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CANAJOIIARIE ESTABLISHED 1855 lllember Federal Deposit Insurance Co. Complimenls of Complimenls of ONEIDA MARKETS C. Christman Hardware and Quality Groceries and Meat Canajoharie 58 Church St. Phone 36-651 1 Bottling Works Best Wishes lo A Complimenls of The Class of 1944 SCIIULTS, SHOE STQRE MILLER,S APPAREL SHOP Phone 36433 Canajoharie, New York Church St. Canajoharie DD SMITI-1,5 CASH MARKET Best Wishes To The Choice Meats Class of 194.1 42 Church St. Phone 39-651 K PLANCIQS GROCERY Canajoharie N SILAS ATHANAS Wishes the Class of 1944 Success and Prosperity In business over a quarter of a century And not one dissatisfied customer i I I IT VI I SPS 4 i Compliments 1 1 ft0lIIlltl'IIIPlltS of of PETE'S TAILOR SHOP i i SCHULTZSS ' Dry Cleaning Pressing BARBER sHoP t 1m.,m.:s5-1f,:a t Camnjohariv, New York i Ie S S C no cu? Compliments of A. B. HUESTED and CO., INC. 66 CHURCH ST. PHONE 33-128 CANAJOHABIE, New Yonx 56 Complimenis of TEMPLE RESTAURANT The Most Up-to-Date Place' ' For Sandwiches, Sundaes, Milk Shakes, Sodas, and Many Other Specials-Also a Full Line of Dinners We Cater io High School Sludenfs You're Bayingfor Qualify- When You Bay Known Brands And at prices you'll be Willing to pay from a Choice Collection GARDNER'S CLOTHES SHOP FRIEDMAN'S FASHION CENTER Smart Cloihes For Smart People Canajoharie, New York Complimerzls of VICTORY CHAIN, INC. Quality Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables Phone 37-1 T1 Shop wiih Confidence for Sister, Brother, Mother, and Dad SAMUELS' FAMILY STORE Canajoharie New York T3 Church St. Canajoharie, N. Y. Complimenls Compliments of of ' Elite Ice Cream C. R. A. B. ROORBACH, President Always Something New Variety Store Merchandise Telephone 35-463 Canajoharie, N. Y. MAYLENDER Co., Inc. Compliments of t MILLERS' LIQUOR STORE 10 Church Street Canajoharie l Compliments of ERNIE,S RESTAURANT AND GRILL 00-'J Compliments of V RAY'S BARBER SHOP l V t lt pays to look well T l 10-0 Compliments of RUTH'S BEAUTY SALON l To Best Wishes The Graduating Class NIARINELLA SYSTEM p l l l CRANDALL,S Church Sl. Canajoharie, N. Y. l Restaurant and Bar LLL- L L.-Lll L lNlUSlC A large selection of Classical Albums and Single Records have been added to our Popular Record Department J.C.VOSBURGHandSONS Phone 33-279 58 Martin E. Hearn Agency Besl Wishes 41 West Main Street Canajoharie to the R t' epmm my , Class of 19411 LEADING INSURANCE COMPANIES v VOGHT,S GARAGE Dividend Paying Gwo P90 Compliments of Complinzenls Qf FREDERICK FRANK STRAND THEATRE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Canajoharie, New York Phone 36-511 Show Place Qf lhe Iwohawk Valley 5 Canajoharie, New York , EARLL DIEVENDORF J I N AND SON PACKARD - OLDSMOBILE - STUDEBAKER YHA - - I I SHULTS MOTOR SALES CO IN S1 NL14, Phone 36-815 listab. 1846 T0 W. Main St. Canajoharie, N. Y 18 West Main Street 4 phonc 35-443 Canajoharie, N. Y. GK Complimenls of ABDELLA ICE CREAM CO. Gloversville, N. Y. SUPERIOR ICE CREAM HQ uality First 59 BEST WISHES FROM THE CLASS OF ,45 Congratulations to HAY TRADE JOURNAL The Class of 19414 PUB. CO., INC. DAVIES BROTHERS The Convenient Gas Station JOB PRINTING On the Point Erie Boulevard Dial 31-261 Canajoharie New York Compliments of ALSS SERVICE STATION L- GUTTI Albert Yacobucei, Prop. Grocer RADIOS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES GAS OIL ACCESSORIES Phone 30-831 105 Mohawk Street Phone 38-701 Canajoharie, N. Y. Canajoharie, N. Y. Compliments of PETER PALM AND SONS Quality Groceries and Produce Compliments of WHEATLEY and SPALDING Your Jewelers Church St. Canajoharie 60 Compliments of DAVIS RESTAURANT Sz GRILL Church St., Canajoharie DIEVENDORF 8: GARLOCK, INC. Dependable Insurance Canajoharie, N. Y. Compliments of MOHAWK AUTO SERVICE DODGEMPLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phone 38-751 Canajoharie New York Compliments CURNIN,S CIGAR STORES of Wish the Graduating Class PUTNANPS GARAGE of 1944 059 The Best of Luck 1 I COII'lplilTL6lllS Compliments of BAKER BROTHERS r PASTEURIZED AIILK AND CREAM of .A CANAJOHARIE COURIER Q CilIlEljOIll1I'i6, N. Y. Phono 30-701 WILLIAM BELLINGER C0fVlp1iIIl0IliS of AND SON CORNER GARAGE IllSllI'flI1Q'f? LESLIE T. VVANER Here for 65 Yvars o Phono 36-T35 I6 Church bt. QZlIlll.lUll3I'll , N. X. , Palatine Bridgm New York a Aa VV e Feat ure . ' P , ' 4 g 7 7 ' tf..2L1L -W M C K E T T RI C K o or T o N s A 'gigs' 1-1 5' K IMZEQ Wo fm-ature Mc-Keltrick Classic Cottons ' exc-lusively on our Fashion Floor ia Thorns are one and two piece styres here in - ix' fum 2lbl1I1dilIlCC for your selection. livvry smurll y dressed woman wears an McKcl,t,rim-k Classic! Sizes 12 Lo 20 A N gi -- MARTIN 81 NAYLOR Co Q- fig, M- Greater Values A Q1 ,.,1A fs 62 I I VP Compliments of ROLAND A. REESE Palatine, New York Good Luck to the Graduates LOTT,S GULF SERVICE STATION Palatine Bridge D. S. LOTT, Prop. ROCCO,S BARBER SHOP Wishes tl1e Class of 19114 l Success aI1d Prosperity IPOC9 Best lVishes to the Graduating Class Newell W. Chamberlain FLORIST Palatine Bridge, New York Phone 36-631 h Compliments of FLUME AND FULLER FEED SEED FERTILIZER QUALITY BUILDING NIATERIAL Phone 36-311 Palatine Bridge, New York Best Wfishes To the Class of 514 DON LENZ 096 Dependable ESSOHEAT FUEL OIL SERVICE A printed meter ticket with every delievery V. S. BAUDER SONS Fort PlaiI1, N. Y. 63 Congratalations TO THE CLASS OF 544 ' ROBISON 81 SMITH, INC. Launderers and Cleaners J. W. SHULTS COAL COMPANY Phone 30-401 Old Company Lehigh Anlhracite It Lasts Longer THE SMART SHOP For the Latest Styles Church SL. Canajoharie, New York Congratulations Compliment? of to the HOUGHTALING,S Class of 1944 FUNERAL SERVICE ED DOUGHTERY'S HOTEL 20 Otsego St. Phone 30-251 M Canajoharie, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments LOSSA,S PHARMACY of REAMON'S 39 Church St. Phone 33-125 BARBER SHOP ARGERSINGEIPS fllonlgomery Cou,nfy's F avorile Shopping Cenier Gloversville, New York Complimenfs of I Yisit Y 5 E. WILFRED CURRIER l BUHRMASTERS BLWICKWSALESPSERYICIC R DRUGS AND GIFTS C I I Hes! fwerchandise-Lowes! Prices lenera nsurancc Y Y l Fort Plain, N. Y. NELLISTON NEVV YORK l Complimenls of Compliments of SCHOLET FURNITURE l DAVE'S RESTAURANT STQRE Fort Plain ' OKD Fort Plain S V, A S - , Complimenls Of i C0ng27ulal?llf,l0 me ass 0 44 WOLCOTT ART STUDIOS l DOBBERS TOGGERY 4' l Fort Plain, N. Y. JOl1I1StOW'H, N. Y. ARROW SHIRTS INTERWOVEN SOCKS Fort Plain, N. Y. I ATALLORY ITATS SPORTSWEAR 65 Preserve Your Food The Modern Way! JOSEPH TRAUDT, INC ' Florist ZERO FOOD STORAGE 6'Say It With Flowersn Canajoharie, N. Y. 2 Congratulations to the Compliments of Class of 1911 PEDRICICS LUNCH 101 WROBEL BROS. Gloversville, N. Y. When you are in Gloversville Visit the BOSTON CANDY STORE Home lWade I ee Cream and Drinks ROBERT ,I . HOKE Taxi Service Prompt and Dependable Call Canajoharie 34-131 PURSELL ART STUDIO HPorlraits of Quality 25 North Main St. Gloversville, N. Y Phone 3418-R ARKELL and SMITHS EXTEND BEST WISHES T0 THE GRADFATING CLASS OF 1944 Ill Complimenis of THE FEARLESS FOl'R FANATICS 4' Jerry Peanut Conhoy, NLD. William L. J. Schultz, Ph.D. Bob FOX, .l.D. Philip Schuyler Xll 4- We do anyihingffor a price H. I. ABDELLA 81 SONS 'I' liens' and Boys' Clolhing and il ccessories -1- Gloversville, N. Y. DU BOIS E ANNUAL ROCHESTER Qiw L J ..!4bLt0gl'Cl,l9A6