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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1945 volume:

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' N. .- E- 1 .,.,. g ....... , ,, Vtv, :V-V-:ML-l,:,:::,:,-V -,LZ -'--'v-.v - ' 'C , .. 2 DEDICATION We, the class of 1945, dedicate our yearbook to the late Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the man who has laid the plans for our future, and has, through his many endeavors, attempted to assure the future security of our world. ln love and respect for a sincere friend whom we have lost, the following pages are presented. 3 Abbey, Charles F. Abeling, James Joseph Abeling, Robert VV. Alkinburg, Homer Allen, George Ambridge, Edward K. Anthony, Homer F. Anthony, Richard C. Arduini, Leo R. Athanas, George Ayers, Joe Bailey, George E, Baker, Donald A. Baker, Richard D. Baker, Robert E. Barnes, Henry Barnes, Kenneth B. Bartlett, Alvin Baumes, Kenneth Becker, Carl Bellman, Howard Billington, H. M. Biltucci, Albert Jr. Biltucci, Clinton Biltucci, Leo Bishop, Kenneth Blake, John Blake, Lawrence H. Blunck, Harold Bollen, Cletus Bollen, Elmer Bond, Doris Bosch, Carl G. Bosch, William Jr. Bracebridge, Kenneth Brindle, Norman Bullock, Charles R. Bullock, James Bundy, Richard S. Bush, Lawrence R. Brunnell, Leon Canheld, Chester J. Canfield, Earl Carpenter, Raymond +Cervo, Frank Cervo, J. R. Cervo, Stephen Chest, James Vincent Chest, Raymond Chest, Robert Christiance, John WV. Christie, Jane E. Clark, Robert Collins, Morris Jr. Conboy, Charles Jr. Conrad, Robert Conti, Dominic Coso, Howard G. Cotton, Stuart Cottrell, Norma Crooker, Charles Crooker, Norma K. Dawes, John De Loreto, Pierino Desmond, John Dickens, George Dievendorf, Anson Dievendorf, Charles F. Dievendorf, Dewey, Jr. Dievendorf, Hugh Dievendorf, William Dillenbeck, La Verne Dillenbeck, Richard Donato, John Dopp, Donald Dopp, Paul Dopp, Robert E. Dornburgh, Mortimer Dougherty, W. E. Jr. Drumm, Russell M. Dunckel, Bruce Dunckel, Earl Jr. Dunckle, Calvin L. Dunckle, David Eacker, Gordon J. Ebeling, Edward Ebeling, Henry Ellis, Robert Evangelisti, Bessel Failing, Merwin Failing, Radford VV. Falso, Dominick Ferraro, Francis H. Folan, Edward Fonda, VVilliam S. Ford, Peter Keith Foss, John R. XFQX, VVilliam L. Fichtner, Robert H. Fralick, Lincoln Frank, Gerard Frank, Norbert Frank, Walter Frank, Wilber L, Fusmer, Albert Gallo, Robert Gerhartz, Bernard Glenar, Earl D. Gore, Richard B. Grant, Donald A. Gray, Marion F. Grippe, Patsy W. Groat, Lloyd M. Grotfman, David Haley, James Edwin Haley, John J. Hall, Robert B. Harden, Charles Hatter, Paul Hearn, William Heiser, Donald Hency, Richard Hess, Willard Hines, Edward C. Hoban, Adrian G. Hodge, William A. Hoffman, Albert Holmes, Richard Horning, Alfred A. Houghtaling, Floyd Jr. t'5Houseman, Franklin C. Houseman, H. Hulshaver, Peter J. Ianniello, Joseph P. Irwin, George L. James, William . Johnson, Charles R. Johnson, Herbert Jones, George Jones, Herbert Jones, Merwin Jones, William Judson, Curtis Kane, Michael Kent, Carl Kettler, Jack Kettler, Jean Kilmartin, Beatrice Kilmartin, Harold Kimmerer, C. Mallory Kline, Emory Jr. Kneaskern, Albert Kneaskern, La Werne Knelleken, Betty J. Kretser, J. W. Lake, Churchill Lape, Warren Lasher, Francis Lewis, William D. Loreto, Eugene R. Lory, Wilbur Chas. Lott, Daniel S. Lott, Kenneth W. Lupo, Joseph Lupo, Michael A. Maclntyre, James W. Maclntyre, L. D. Maclntyre, Thomas Marcellino, Lewis E. Martini, Leonard Matt, Alden Francis Matt, Elizabeth E. Maxwell, Arlington E. McBean, William S. McClease, Clayton 9fMcClease, George McDuffee, Donald McDuifee, La Verne E McDufl:ee, Merle S. Mc Laughlin, Albert Melick, Arnold D. Meyers, Henry S. Meyers, Richard Meyers, William C. Miller, Everett C. Miller, Noel Mitchell, Clarence Mitchell, Theodore J. Moldt, Bernard Moldt, Fred jr. Moody, Alfred P. Morrell, Dean H. Morrison, Frank Moulton, Lauren Mowrey, Kenneth Murphy, Irvin, Jr. Nalli, Richard Nalli, William Jr. Nellis, Allan Nichols, David Nichols, Richard L. North, john E. Nowak, Harold Nowak, James Nurnberger, Robert Oliver, Robert Onderdonk, Clarence J. Ouderkirk, Donald Ouderkirk, Ralph Ouderkirk, Harold A. Palm, Charles Paluzzi, Victor Parkinson, Robert J. Patulski, Stanley Peeler, Donald Pegnim, John T. Pellegrini, Frederick Pentland, Stanley Phillips, Charles D. Phillips, Charles P. Phillips, John Jr. Pitcher, Ralph Plank, William Jr. Prall, Edmond F. Prall, Wellington Pulver, Earl S. Purner, Thomas jr. Race, Paul Rapp, VVendell A. Rathbun, George A. Reamon, Donald H. Reamon, Ernest G. Reamon, Paul VV. Regel, Merlyn VV. Robinson, Robert E. a'fRoche, Edmund Rood, Wesley G. Rose, Robert C. Russ, John Saltsman, William J. Samuels, Bernard J. Schaffer, Elizabeth Schaffer, Robert Schneider, Raymond Schermerhorn, VVilliam Schrader, Fred H. Schlotzhower, Harold Schlotzhauer, Frederick Schultz, Henry M. +Schultze, Robert P. fSchutter, Bernard Jr. Schutter, Richard Scott, Peter F. Shaper, Daniel L. Sheridan, Richard Shineman, Howard L. Shineman, Ralph Shineman, Worden A. Shults, Victor Shunk, Everett R. Siegle, Charles Jr. Siegle, Guy Sitterly, Harold F. Sitterly, Gordon Sitterly, Robert Slaper, Fred Smith, Charles Jr. Smith, Earl Smith, Jack F. Smith, Joseph Smith, VVilliam L. Smith, VVilliam P. Snyder, C. Bruce Sparrin, Frank Spaulding, Phillip Spencer, Allen W. Spencer, Douglas M. Spraker, Edward Spraker, VVilbur Stam, Everett St. Louis, VVilliam St. john, Raymond Stansel, Olen Steffenhagen, Robert Stevens, Donald C. Stockwell, Herman Stoughton, Geoffrey Stoughton, Jason Suits, Earl Suits, Bernard J. Suits, Edward Surnear, Kenneth Susi, Andrew Susi, Frank Jr. Susi, Salvino V. Susi, Samuel N. Swank, Leo Jr. a'fSwank, Sidney Tamsett, Frank S. Tamsett, Harry Tamsett, Robert G. Tamsett, Stephen S. Tastle, Harold J. Tiberio, Carl Tiberio, Rocco Timmerman, Lyle Toughey, VVilliam Traudt, Martin Utzig, Wayne A. Van Alstine, Charles Van Arsdale, Fred Van Arsdale, Harry Van Arsdale, Leon C. Van Buren, Robert Van Nielen, Nickolas Van Van Van Van Van Van Patten, Deline Steenburg, Crnyton Valkenburg, Carl Valkenburg, Robert VVie, Alton M. Wie, Robert Veeder, Glenn Veghte, Lewis w l Vickary, Eugene Vooys, Daniel Jr. Vosburgh, Dean Vosburgh, Earl W. Vosburgh, George R. Vosburgh, Richard Voght, Hugo E. Voght, Richard Voght, Willis F. Wagner, Vernon VVagner, William C. VVall, Arthur H. VValrath, Robert VVaner, Charles G. Waner, A. Helen Waterman, George Warner, john VVeaver, Floyd A. Wessell, James W. Wessing, Stuart Whitbeck, Lloyd Whitney, Gordon Wicks, Robert VViers, Ray VViles, Lawrence Williams, Arnold Williams, Raymond Winans, Kenneth VVinans, Louis Winans, Robert Woesner, Edith Yacobucci, Floyd Yacobucci, Orlando Yacobucci, Roger Yacobucci, Ronald Young, John B. Zoller, Robert Principal THEY WHO SERVE I Eugene F. Con ant BOARD OF EDUCATION Everett Folmsbee, C. N. Robinson, Newton Herrick, Miss Veronica Cummings, Richard Kimmerer, Martin Hearn 6 THE FACULTY Science and Mathematics Special l l ll. Ronald Brand, Douglas Ayres, Nancy Cheney, Mildred Seavey, Addie Snltsman, Y. L. XVasson, Gene Miles, Verner Shafer. Mabel Stoughton, Fred Gordon, Ruth Lipowicz, English Blanche Russ Dora Van Alstine Betty ,1xl'ZlVC1' Lois Dunckel Doris Moxon Sarah Pine Edward Lipowicz. Agnes Hornheck Dorothy Smith llnnnah Currier Marjorie Geer Marguerite Summerson Commerce and History I CLASS DIARY Dear Diary, SCP? ,LH Freshmen at last! Loaded down with books, pencils and pens, we bravely face the four years to come. Our first year consists mainly of getting accquainted with our classmates and adjusting our- selves to the many and varied school activities. Dear Diary, Sept- '42 The opening of our Sophomore year found us greatly reduced in number but not in spirit. We tried our skill at putting on a few dances, a bake sale and one successful hayride. VVith our minds Hlled with pleasant memories of our Sophomore year, We anxiously await our third year at Canajo- harie High School. Dear Diary, Sept- ,43 Upperclassmen ll Our social activities were given a successful incentive with an Armistice Day dance. Needless to say, the highlight of the year was receiving our class ringsg although some of them were conspicuously exchanged in a very short time . . . Then along came April and the majority of us donned our best bib and tucker to enjoy the music of UButch Robertshawls orchestra, playing at the annual junior Prom. Ah well - another year is gone and with those troublesome Regents behind us for awhile, wc plan ahead for our last year of High School. Dear Diary, Sept- 44 Our IT1OSt important year now looms before us, as We return to C. C. S. as f'The,' Seniors! A new dance committee was formed to plan our dances throughout the year. lVIany dances were held during the basketball season, the most successful being held after the Fort Plain game, en- joyed by both the victorious and the vanquished. A majority of the students were given an opportunity to show their talent in the Senior Play Growing Painsl' the success of which was so great that the public demanded a repeat performance. - On January eighth, we, the members of the Senior Class, tried our luck at making cookies, cakes, and candy, the result of which was a very successful bake sale. 'fTempus Fugit and it certainly did for before we knew it, Commencement week was here. After dragging ourselves through the Regents, we breathed a sigh of relief and enjoyed ourselves at Class Night and The Senior Ball. At last, that long-awaited night was here - GRADUATION! XVith the education and guidance we have received from our school and teachers, we were pre- pared to take our part in society and carve our own niches in the Hall of Fame. 8 Q I , 1 , . 9 Advisurs SENIOR OFFICERS Pwsilfcnz' jcrry Conboy lvifc' l'rvsia'4'nZ Phil Schuyler Ifwunlizzg S1't'I't'fllI'jf Cecile Sinclair Corr'1'.v,lm11l1'i11g S4'U'z'lz1ry Rosa Let iiiovanuone Truaszzrrfr XVilliz1m Schultz Nl 's. llrlrrltllj' Smith M1's. lVl:1rjorie Gear lmfl in riglll - XX7llllIlII1 Schultz, Cecile Siilclzlir, Jerry Cmllwoy, Rosa Lcc fil0VZlIlIl0IlC, Philip Schuyler. SENIGR OFFICERS and ADVISORS IO Robert Allen Bob Student Council 2, 31 FY lv H kv Band 2,3,-+3 Orchestra 1, 'WAHI ec U 2, 3, -lg Dance Band 4: HE,W1y,, Honor Society 2, 3, -lg dentg lntrzlmurnls 1, -, 3, 1. -l-Q Senior Play, Black 8: l.ID. Undecided Phi 2, 3, +. l.l3. l3uCtn1' P.lJ. Playing 3rd trumprt in :ln :ill girl rurclirstrzi, s F r 1 l i l Dunne Beblcn lllliillle Bllmccl Dimcv Band 4. muck Blllllllllgllllilc1I'llllllKlN2Q I li lllccrriczll Iinginvcr 2' 3' 4 Y Y X P I7 I itin Pmfcfwi' :it 'lf Hlllcli X 410111 M1165 X I H Clubs lI'QLl5lll'C'I' Z. lnwgnm Buddlu ,,I,HdW,,, Cyril Cz11'pcnlc'1' IU NUVW l.l7. Forest Rzlngrr - 'Y L . , '. . ' A S SENIORS Snplmmnre Class Presi- Building and Cirouncls 7 Gold Stzlffg Sigma Dcltzi P.lJ, Great-Grzimlniother Duam ' Id' Band l,2,3,-lg Orclus- .pliwf Club lv 2' 3' fli tm 1 3 3 4. Hmml. SU, Rifle Club 23 llonm' bo- Cimy' 3' V3 fl, Scnim- Cicty 2, 3, +3 Seninr Plziyg Plug. llm.alTlm.5lS 3' 3: Bzlxkctlvull NIIIIIZIPIFI' 2, 33 X child Staff. Sigma I'1l'Sl Aid Club lg Hall V 1 'l 25 llltl'IlII1llI'1llS I, 3 Nu Delta: Sigma I,lJ, l'1'ufessimml Srrldil-1' llzill Pzitrol 2, Ulm- Lmpy iding a d 1 ull 5 Rf'QVVf'Il 11 Cllll' lv ll 11 llzill Pzitrnl Z1 Senior Building :ind ciI'tlllIlllN lg Play g',,,n,nittm.: hm-3. H ClU'F fllllb 3, 3- niuinlx 1, 2, 3, -l-. Rifle Club 23 Building and Grounds lg Black S liol I.I3. Aviator P,I7, fl Day Bicycle Rider Ilome lic. Club 31 Ura ing and Grounds lg IIaII Patrol 21 Press Club J, l IM- ,Lv -,rl 'X 1 - R I ' , ' ' fig' . gl . ,QSN 'S x f. if ff! ' 5 X f I Vxiilxh V ff-' I .L 5 Jerry Conboy I ki HPl'll7lIlfn ' George Carton Hall Patrol 23 Press CIz'ur'yl ' mul Z, 3, +5 Student Council 315 junior Class Presi- dentg Senior Class Presi- dent 5 Black X Gold Starfg Building a nd Grounds lg Nu Delta Sigrna ISec. 3, 'I'reas. -IJ I.IJ. Chemical Iingineer P.I7. Notre I7ame's water boy, d Stahl, Frederick Cunningham Iiell5' Cramer TNI Varsity Basketball -I-Q IX. Basketball 3, -lg Nu Delta Sigma 3, -lg Vice- president-lg Building and Grounds lg Press Clulx +3 Senior Plavg Band l, 2 lf1'fIy matics Club lg Build- 3, 4- -lg Orcliestra l, J, 3: Ini I-I7. S11CI't'f1lF3' l tramurals 1, 2, 3. P.I3. Counter I :5Illf7II1lgl' I-D, IQS. Navy Agent Ilall Patrol 25 Build- P.I7, Inside man at the Skonk VVorks John Dunckle Clinton Darrow lflhmkl, Hchnfu Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-g Baseball 3, -I-3 Sigma ing and Grounds 1, 23 Den? Phi 3' 'lg clllce' Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Sex- P 6S1dC'1f 'Ili benlor let +A Playg Hall Patrol Ig LD. Dnimman Building and Grounds I. PID' Vvhitini fm, the l.D. Electrical Engineer Cows to Colm, hmm. P.lJ. Dog-catcher at Ames SENIGRS 1 -lg Intramurals 1, 1, 2, 3g fYice-president fs! Phyllis Ferraro ffpllyih Glee Club 1, 2, 3, -l-, Senior Play, Intramurals 1, I, 3, -l, Sextet -l-, Dramatics Club 1, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Black S: G o l tl Staff, Victory Corps 3 , Honor Society 2, 3, +. LD, Cadet Nurse Corps P,D. Running a borne for war Veterans Robert Fox Buff Press Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, +1 Honor Society 2, 3, -lp '1'reasurer of J u n i o r Cl ass, President of Freshman Class, Student Council 3, -l, 4'l'reas. 25 I Band 1, Z, Senior Play, Nu Delta Sigma 3, -l, lSec. ll, Basketball Blanager 4, Co-Editor of Black K Gold, Rifle Club 2, Bicycle Club 2, Victory Corps Z. LD, U.S.M.S. P.D. Happy Puppy Neni Labankoff NMI Intramurals 1, 2, 3, -lg Honor Society 3, -lg Black Sc Gold Staff, Sen- ior Play Committee. LD. Agricultural College P.D. Author of 'lAll Quiet on the Russian Front SENI Llfoaf I,ois Fredericks Lois Ulee Club 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, -l-g Honor Society 2, 3, -lg Senior Play, Press Club 2, 3, -1, S e c r e t a ry of Junior Class, VVar Stamp Sales 3, Black Sz Gold Staff, Hockey Club 3. 1.17. Nurse P.lJ. Another -lohn Anthony Rosa Lee Giovannone rrGiq,11 Hall Patrol 1, 2, Press Club 2, 3, -l-, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 1, Honor Society Z, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, -lg Senior Play, Black 8 Gold Staff, KE. 3, -l-, lPres. -ll, Dramatics Club 1, Corresponding Secretary -l-. l.lJ. Designer P,D. Pin-up Girl for K-9 Corps. Maude Lambert iVa11d4 ' Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Personality' Club 1, 2, Library Club 2, Home Ec. Club 3, Building and Grounds 2, Senior Play Committee. 1.17, Undecided P.D. Prospector Valley in Death I3 f 53 1 ---M ...ffl 1 . l l I l ?, 5 -lohn Lasher Highly Crystal Nlaring 5 llzlll Patrol 2, -I-1 Press UCf'y5'l Club -lg Senior Play Corn- 1 lnitteeg Intramurals I, 2, ,Hall Patrfll ,li ,blue 3, -li Nu Delta Sigma 3, Shih J' 4: Senior Hull 45 Building and Grounds NIMH 4' , 1. Rmb limb -, l,l7. Beauty Culture Lb' ILS Nav? P.lJi President of Lone- l'.ll. 'llest Pilot for Lock- ll llcurts club, lived E E w 1 l l Cliarles lNlc-mrick Hcvflllfkw l,l7i lingineer P,l7. Hen-peeked llus- band Beverly Moyer rrggiyn Building and Grounds 1 Q ll:1ll Patrol Ig Library Club lg Intramurals lg Senior Play Committee. l.D. Bookkeeper P,lJ, Wlaitress at VVro- lwels - yet llall Patrol -I-3 Senior Plavg Student Council 1, Gladys Nlitcliell Glady.r l,llHI'1lI'f' Club l, 2: lx. lu. 2, 3, -l: Hall Patrol J: Press Club -lg Recre- ation Club lg Intra- murals +5 Senior Play' Cornrnittee. l,lJ, Secretary P.l3. llostess at lfireliouse l fo if o D n Ar lia Patulski 'ffllillyu Senior Playg Black X Gold Staff: Cheerleader +3 Cilee Club 1, 2, 3, +1 llonor Society 2, 3, -lg Sextet +3 Hall Patrol 2: XV :1 r Stamp Comrnittee 43 Press Club 2, 3, -lg Victory Corps 2. l.D. Aeronautical Secre- tary. P.l7. Suffering from de- lusions of grandeur SENIORS I 4 lil la Nlae Pc-ntlantl iW111 ' Glen- Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Nlary Ann Rappa llramatics Club lg Press A'Mf 'y Club 2, 3, -lg Intramurals Iih1,,H,,, C-'uh 7, Hqll Ii Hull liatlilll -Zi hh: Patrol Zig Intramurals lg J' 'li lllCC'P'C5g 'll' Orchestra -lg Senior Plax' Clit-erlcatler 3, -lg SCIHOI' C-mnmittee. ' Plflll V Y U l.lJ. l'ndeciclvtl LD' cadet NUI-C . P.I7, Bubble gum tester P.IJ. ,lust Monk -eying arountl Lucille Retallick 5 Lu1'y Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -lg Glet Club I, 2, 3, -lg Sextet 2, 3, -lg Intramurals 2, 3, lg Senior Play Committee. I.lJ. Musician P.l7. Paderewskfs great- est rival XK'illiam Schultz Kill Hall Patrol 'Ilrt-as. 2g Press Club 2, 3, -lg Edi- tor 3, -lg Honor Society 2, 3, -lg lPrcs, 39g Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, -lg Student Council 3, -lg Senior Class 'I'reas.g Co-Iiditor of the Black X Goldg Sigma Delta Phi 3, -lg Class Vice-pres. lg Vic- tory' Corps 3, I.l3. lilectrical Engineer P.l7. Patient in a psycho- pathic ward. Nlary Iitta Roy Hillary llonor Society 2, 3, -lg Press Club -lg Glee Club -lg Intramurals 2, 3, -lg Hockey Club 3g Black Sz Gold Staffg Senior Play. I.D. Home Economics P.l7. Chief beneficiarv of the 5.P.C.A. Philip Schuyler '-Phi! Sextet 3g Nu Delta Sigma Pres. 3, -lg Senior Playg Press Club -lg Class vice-pres, -lg Pres. Student Council -lg Intra- murals 3, -lg Black K lioltl Staff. l,l3, Chemical Iingineer P.D. Releasing a VVAC for active duty SENIORS Cecile Sinclair Cecil Press Club 45 Record- ing Secretary 4-5 Building and Grounds -I-5 Glee Club 3, 45 Senior Play5 Black Sz Gold Staff. I,D. Fashion Designer P.D. Bubble Dancer Anne Skandern ffAlnn!,JJ Library Club 1, 25 Hall Patrol 25 Senior Play Committee, I.D. Undecided P.D. Grand Opera Singer Robert Sp raker Oman Orchestra 1, Z, 35 Sex- tet 35 Bicycle Club 15 Band 45 Building and Grounds 15 Nu Delta Sigma 3, 45 Senior Play5 Press Club 2, 35 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, -I-5 Black Sz Gold StaiT5 VVa r Stamp Sales 4-5 Hall Patrol 2. l.D. Scout Executive P.D. Another Rudolph Valentino Nlary Seroka Ru.vJizuz Glee Club 3, +5 Intra- murals 3, +5 Home lic. Club 35 Senior Play. l.D. Nurse P,D, VVar Correspondent on the Russian Front Virginia Snydei' Ginny Honor Society 2, 3, +5 LPres. 415 Building and Grounds fPres. -H5 Hall Patrol 25 VVar Stamp Sales 45 Senior Play. l.D. Doctor P.D. Supervisor of home for the aged. Melvin Stone If MFI!! Press Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, -I-5 Nu Delta Sigma 3, 45 Build- ing and Grounds 15 Recreation Club 25 Rifle Club 2. LD. Electrical Engineer P.D. Stand-in for Morti- mer Snerd SENIORS Leonarda Taormina Barton Van VVie Elaine Walker Lena Bart Lane Press Club 2, 3, -1-5 Honor Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Honor Society 2, 3, -I-5 Press Society Z, 3, -I-g Senior Play: 2, 4, Dance Band +5 Honor Club 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 War Stamp Committee +5 Black Society 2, 3, 43 Sigma Delta Hockey Club 3, Black Sz Gold Sz Gold Staff. Phi 2, 3, 43 Senior Play, Intra- Staff, Senior Play. l.D. Secretary murals 1, 2, -l-. I,D. Physical ed. P.D, Hen-peeked wife I.D. Chemical Engineer P.D. Successor to Man Moun- P.D. Juvenile Delinquent tain Dean In Bllemoriam to ROBERT L. SZVIITH SENIORS SENIOR SOCIETY SHEET SUBJECT Best Looking Girl Best Looking Boy Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Best Personality Girl Best Personality Boy Most Conceited Senior Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Best Girl Athlete Best Boy Athlete Most Ambitious Most Romantic Girl Most Romantic Boy Wirtiest Worst Temper Laziest Class Tease Class Dreamer Silliest Senior Most Talkative Teacher's Pet Class Actress Class Actor Most sophisticated Class Cut-up Class 'fInfant Most Likely to Succeed Biggest Feet Class Clown Most important Senior Clock VVatcher Oflicial Late Comer Class Musician Boy Class Musician Girl Class HGirI Friend Class Boy Friend Most Changed Girl Most Intelligent Class Wolf Class Wolfess Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Most Changed Boy STUDENT'S CHOICE Ella Mae Pentland Philip Schuyler Rosa Lee Giovannone Jerry Conboy Lois Fredericks VVilliam Schultz Robert Fox Imogene Buddles Melvin Stone Mary Seroka John Dunckle Eugene Biltucci Ella Mae Pentland Clinton Darrow Jerry Conboy Eugene Biltucci Ted Cunningham Barton Van Wie William Schultz Phyllis Ferraro Robert Spraker Lois Fredericks Lois Fredericks Robert Fox Cecile Sinclair jerry Conboy John Lasher Bob Allen Bob Spraker Jerry Conboy Eugene Biltucci John Dunckle jerry Conboy Robert Spraker Lucille Retallick Ella Mae Pentland Philip Schuyler Gladys Mitchell Lois Fredericks Robert Spraker Rosa Lee Giovannone Ella Mae Pentland VVilliam Schultz Robert Spraker I 8 FACULTY CHOICE Cecile Sinclair Robert Fox Rosa Lee Giovannone Philip Schuyler Lois Fredericks Duane Behlen Robert Fox Imogene Buddles Ted Cunningham Mary Seroka Ted Cunningham Eugene Biltucci Ella Mae Pentland Clinton Darrow Jerry Conboy Eugene Biltucci Melvin Stone Robert Spraker Imogene Buddles Evelyn Becker Mary Ann Rappa Phyllis Ferraro Lois Fredericks Robert Fox Cecile Sinclair Jerry Conboy John Dunckle Duane Behlen Bob Spraker Jerry Conboy Vvilliam Schultz John Lasher Robert Spraker Robert Allen Lucille Retallick Cecile Sinclair Philip Schuyler Lena Taormina Lois Fredericks Robert Spraker Rosa Lee Giovannone Cecile Sinclair Melvin Stone Eugene Biltucci A PRAYER FOR A LASTING PEACE Almighty God 2 Our sons, pride of the nation, this day have set upon a mighty encleavor, a struggle to preserve our Republir, our religion and our eivilization, and to set free a suffering humanity. Lead them straight and true,' give strength to their arms, stoutness to their hearts, steadfastness in their faith. They will need Thy blessings. Their road will be long and hard. For the enemy is strong. He may hurl bach our forces. Sueeess may not come with rushing speed, but we shall return again and again ,' and we know that by Thy grace and by Thy righteous cause for which we struggle, our sons will triumph. For these men are lately drawn from the ways of peace. They hght not for the lust of eonguest. They fght to end conquest. They jtllgllf to liberate. They fight to let justice arise, and tolerance and good will among all Thy people. They yearn but for the end of battle, for their return to the haven of home. Some will never return. Embrace these, Father, and receive them, Thy humble servants, into Thy kingdom. And for us at home - fathers, mothers, wives, children, brothers and sisters of brave men overseas, whose thoughts and prayers are ever with them -- help us, Almighty God, to rededicate ourselves in renewed faith in Thee in this hour of great sacrifice. With Thy blessing, we shall prevail over the unholy forces of our enemy. Help us to conquer the apostles of greed and racial arroganees. Lead us to the saving of our country, and with our sister nations into a world unity that will spell a world peace - a peace invulnerable to the schemings of unworthy men. And a peace that will let all men live in freedom, reaping the just rewards of their honest toil. Thy will be done, Almighty God. Amen. CThe latej Franklin D. Roosevelt June 6, 1944. I9 WHAT'S NAME Bob Allen Evelyn Becker Duane Behlen Eugene Biltucci Imogene Buddles Jerry Conboy Betty Cramer Ted Cunningham Cyril Carpenter John Dunckle Clinton Darrow Phyllis Ferraro Bob Fox Lois Fredericks Rosa Lee Giovannone Neni Labankoff Maude Lambert John Lasher Crystal Maring Charles Memrick Gladys Mitchell Beverly Moyer Amelia Patulski Ella Mae Pentland Lucille Retallick Mary Seroka Anne Skandera Virginia Snyder Robert Spraker Bill Schultz Phil Schuyler Cecile Sinclair Mary Etta Roy Elaine Walker Lena Taormina Bart Van Wie Mary Ann Rappa Melvin Stone George Carron WHAT IN SENIOR CLASS SHOULD BE taller less Bashful around more tamed muzzled fattened home ec. awakened Qaround more oftenj taller left as is U.S.O. Hostess less cynical artist given a voice year older a WAVE stretched secretary shorter less sarcastic a bride concert pianist diplomat amplified nurse kept home censored movies more available a co-ed a librarian seen around Arthur Murray Grange hostess tamed artist FAMOUS FOR trumpet friendliness physique salesmanship jitterbugging Irish wit height car--? obstinacy individuality dates singing bow ties hair her line N.Y. clothes co-operation complexion complaining dimples Nlaylenders quietness Mrs. Maclntyre clothes piano lessons arguments with Shultz friendliness brown eyes musical ability smooth line uncombed hair smiling eyes hair do's bangs co-operation dry wit ribbons car black hair VVEAKNESS blondes potato chips A Sz P a farmerls daughter K, E. colors horses Death Valley Grange dancing June Chuck baby sister square dances men school bag Navy speeding Bruce Phyllis Cobleskill Sprakers servicemen Monk Glee Club Russian bus rides George Death Valley cheerleaders cigs! Curly letters food typing Westchester Air Corps any girl blondes 2 I lffwfld 5' or gfJAIJiIlOZIi7WEAl:igtSS 1 l Firyt Row - Lrfl fu riglzl: Barbara Eigeu, Gweuyth Planck, Barbara Athanas, Frank Shimer, Bill VVest, Ross-- mary Perraro, Ally M1lllCiIli, Miss Cheney, lNIrs. Currier, Eileen Paluzzi, Dorothy Tastle, Pauline VVrobel, Helen McFee. Srmnd Row - Betty Nlarcellino, Evelyn McPhail, Jean Quackznbush, Florence Macljhail, Ruth Sanders, Mari- lyn Foster, Doris Holtz, Irene Frank, Barbara Millgst, Niariou XVilliams, Pat Primmar, lithel Nellis, June Gouia, june Fettinger, Angelina Taormina, Barbara Brown. Third Row - Victor Pimkowski, Richard lVlarshall, Anthony Palm, Charles Thcisse, Bob Fusmer, James Atkins, Nlonte Foster, Art Crowe, Robert VViers, Robert Hodge, Duane Galusha, Richard Van Arsdale, Vernard Fralick, Paul Young, Donald Lenz. If anyone has noticed the beaming lights around school and wondered what they were. here is the answer - they are the students who compose the membership of the Junior Class. You can recognize them by the gleam of the gold of their class rings and the energy with which they ac- complish any task they set out to perform. VVith seven members on the cheerleading teatn, five representatives on the varsity basketball team and ten participants on the varsity baseball team, the athletics division is actively maintained by these sportsmen of tomorrow. With three members, Bill VVest, Ally illancini and Art Crowe, constituting the vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively, of the Student Council, more evidence of the Work of the Junior Class is given. The two representatives of the class to the Cana- joharie Youth Center, chosen by popular election, were Barbara Athanas and Frank Shimer Jr. The class has also had the snack-bar concession at the Youth Center for a time. The most important event in any sluniorls high school year is, of course, the Junior Prom. Held on April 27, this year at Port Rensselaer, with the music of 'lButch'l Robertshavv and the King and Queenl' of the Junior class presiding, it was a great evening for everyone. Profits were also realized from three bake sales held at Christntan's Hardware Store and three dances held at the high school gym. Officers of the class are: President ...... .. VVilliam VVest Vice President . . . ..... Ally Nlancini Secretary .... ..... R osemary Ferraro Treasurer .. ...... Frank Shimer, Lr. Advisors .. lllrs. Hannah S. Currier Miss Nancy Cheney 22 SOPHOMGRES CLASS According to XVebster, the term Hsophomoreu comes froin the Greek words Hsophosm, meaning wise, and Hmorosn, meaning fool or foolish. 'lhe sophomore year is the second in the four important years of high school. Sophomores have had one year of experience, and in their second year, they are given the opportunity to prove their wiseness or foolishness. This yearls sophomore class has worked hard to gain the description of a 'fwisen class. NVelll let you be the judge whether they have succeeded or not. llliss Traver and llfliss Saltstnan were chosen at the beginning of the year as advisors for the class of '-l7. A very successful bake sale was held at Christman's Hardware Store in the winter. Those who did not contribute baked goods were asked to pay to the class treasury. The undertaking proved to be fun and very profitable. Three dances were scheduled during the term, one of which the class would like to forget as far as finances are concerned. However, soft drinks sold at the Frankfort game brought in more money for the class, and checking coats added still more. This spring, black C. C. S. banners with bright orange letters were seen flashing around the halls. The selling of these by the sophs, proved to be a very successful activity. They also sponiored the refreshment bar at the Youth Center during the month of April. Sandwiches which were made by various members of the class, gum, candy and potato chips that had been purchased were sold. This year's sophomores have reached the peak in their high school years, and they have left two suc- cessful years behind them. Oflicers of the class are: President ..... . Thomas Mowrey Vice President .. .... Marilyn Fleming Secretary .... . . . Dorothy DeAngelis Treasurer . . . . . Donald Quackenbush First Rofw - Luft to righl: Lelah Lou Failing, joan Dicks, Leona Mihuka, Eleanor Salford, Don Quackenbush, Marilyn Fleming, Tom Mowrey, Dorothy DeAngelis, Kathryn Abeling, Evelyn Quackenbush, Natalie Eaker, Bertha Johnson. Second Row - Miss Traver, Betty Whittaker, Carolyn Scott, Marion Frank, Norma Chimunato, Phyllis Chris- tance, Sally Loop, Margaret Touhey, Prudence Neimyer, Shirley Ruby, Hertha Feibeger, Margaret Oeser, Eleanor Spencer, Margaret Elmore, Albertina Jones, Kathryn Rose, Phyllis Utzig, Allison Ambridge, Miss Saltsman, Doris Holtz. Third Row - Dick Lowell, james Mulligan, Robert Bailey, Vito Davi, Arthur Chiarotto, Richard Stander, George Williams, Richard Van Shaick, Robert Hedler, Dick Sitts, Virgil Monk, Mahlon Wrobel, Linden Fail- ing, Kenny Enright, john Pickett, Frank Ramsey, Richard Abeling, Waldon Schultz. 23 M., I JR FRESHMAN CLASS ,, y in Firxl Ro-'tc - lmfl In righft Alton Reynolds, Roger Kinnc, Richard Downes, VVilliani Leneker, Eduard Carron, Ronald Keller, jackson Findling, Jack Montanye, Dick Miller, Malcolm Pulver, liugene Rose, Lucius Gotti. Sfcnrld Rau' - Doris Becker, Kathryn llambrecht, Audrey Borst, joan Maclntyre, Virginia Paine, Mary' Con- . , ,. lin, lxay TlfCllCI', james lVIarcellino, james Schuyler, Stanley Mclfee, Marilyn Mallett, Gloria Biltucci, joan Tooker, Cora St. john, Elizabeth Diefendorf, Louise Carpenter. Third Roar: - Mr. Shafer, Horace Crockett, john Ilernigle, Harold Anderson, Charles VVeaver, Roberta Ben- jamin, Evelyn Dygert, Louise Ferraro, Patricia Rutishauser, jean Smith, Beverly Schutter, Rita Marcellino, Nirgmia Anderson, Louise Gotti, Angeline Fiacchi, Peggy Fettinger, Norma Monk, Charlotte jewel, Chris- tiana Oeser, Mary Ferraro, Alma Mcliwan, Betty Fralick, Alice Null, Fourth Rum' - Richard Countryman, Andrew Mykulak, Bob Mulligan, Mary Chest, Evelyn Young, Doris Borst, Audrey Quackenbush, Gertrude Holtz, Susie Skandera, YVarren VVeidhan, XVillis Barshied, Theron B H. 'A . . ,.. My . Q ,. V ,y . . . . . e ingti, Fayette Miller, William Nloysiey, Richard W 1e1s, George Miller, Bernice lLmp1e, Audrey Flint, Louise Ford, Agatha Susi, Norina Yacobucci, lylrs. Summerson, Nlyrtle Surncar, Richard Trumble. Here are this yearls freshmenl Each year, as one class steps across the final threshold of high school into the larger World beyond, another class steps across the wide gulf that bridges the rise from junior High to Senior High School. These four last years are busy, full of work and fun, and contain the opportunity for a class and its individuals to exhibit their abilities and to develop new qualities in resourcefulness and leadership. This year's freshmen class has made a grand beginning by successfully carrying out its planned activities and maintaining a favorable balance in its treasury throughout the year. The ball was started rolling last fall by the election of oflicers, with Prof. Shaffer and llrs. Summerson chosen as advisors. A Very successful dance was held in the fall as the first main activity of the year. During the winter the Freshmen gained the concession of selling soft drinks and ice cream during the basket- ball games at school. This proved to be a very profitable undertaking for the class. The class members also decorated at the Youth Center a corner which contains a juke box and soft drink containers and where there is room for dancing. This was named Freshmen lnnv. lVIoney was taken in when the class had charge of the refreshment bar at the Youth Center during the month of lllarch. llleetings were very well attended this year. The class of l-l-8 has finished the first of four important years, with a promising future ahead. Officers of the class are: President ...... .... l lames Schuyler Vice President .. .. James hlarcellino Secretary ..... . . . Stanley hlclfee Treasurer . .. .. Kay Pitcher 24 , SEVENTH GRADE Firrl Rufus - Lffl In riglzl: Milford Miller, James Abeling, Paul Rose, John Hinckely, Charles Dygert, Robert Ford, Robert Patton, Stanton Gray, Richard Dittman, Delos Frasier, Elmer Fralick, Delbert Darrach, David Haley, VVard Borchert. Swnnd Rofw - Beverly VVinchell, Irene Allen, Ann Hency, Joyce Heron, Mary Lupo, Shirley Vouga, LaVerne Fredericks, Everett Nichols, Peter Rose, Marilyn Miller, Jean Leonard, Janet Brown, Anna Carron, Rose Marie Estes, Joan Spraker, Catherine Conlin, Elsie Button. Third Rufw - Mrs. Hornbeck, Ramona Holtz, Mary Lou Rose, Dolores Mc Duflee, Mary Lou Berry, Mary hiontanye, Dorothy Roberts, Bernice Earing, lrma Jewell, Lavina Christman, Walter Granger, Lois Jennings, Margaret Rose, Anna VViers, Ruth Van Wlie, Lula Wloodbeck, Clara Dygert, Marjorie Davis, Betty Lou Lowe, Peggy Penn, Audrey Roberts, Anita Schlotzhaver. Fourth Rofw - Richard Rauscli, VVayne Brown, Michael Harhay, Bernard Putman, Milton Krutz, Kenneth Puttman, Garret Smith, Francis Reynolds, Richard Salford, Robert Miller, Richard St. John, Richard Gross, Melvin VVeaver, James Veser, Ralph Carpenter, Jeannette YVheeler, Eleanor VVilliams, Marjorie Vogle, Mary Yviers, Edward Gionet, Crawford Countryman, Bernard Frausch, Mr. Ayres. W' l l Fifi! Row - Lffl In right: Tommy Curnin, Kimberly Shults, David Steffinhagen, Don Grant, Howard Lambert, Bert Sitterly, Edward Fettinger, James Hernigle, John Hayes, Richard Folmesby. Second Rofw - Rose Swartz, Beatrice Johnson, Martha Dittman, Ann Bullock, Mangaret Deivendorf, Norma Vosbnrgh, Barbara Mowrey, James Bromford, Fred Foss, Nancy Lenz, Joan Leonard, Rose Marie Iannellio, Mary Taormina, Dolores Thompson, June Allen, Jean Myers. Third Rofw - Josephine Zemken, Alto VVyant, Anita Bellen, Betty Jones, Lois Brooks, Elizabeth Krutz, Nancy Alsdorf, VVinifred Maclntyre, Marie Claburn, Marguerite Luck, Beatrice Stole, Bertha Null, Joanne Dopp Margaret Steffenhagen, Mary VVeidhan, Phyllis Fleming, Beverly VVilliams, Beverly Dievendorf, Edna Sweet Irene Christman. Fourth Rofw - Don Hartman, Eddie Jacksland, Fayette Nichols, George Van Schaick, Richard Clouthier, George Ostrander, Frank Billington, Seward Neill, Harold Holtz, VVilliam Schafter, Ed Patulski, James Earring, Bernard Jump, Robert Maclntyre, Charles Fero, Silas Bowerman, Richard Lummert, Bob Young, Carl Hawver, Charles Chapman, Richard VVright. EIGHTH GRADE v 9 I E 26 ILM 'Q H' .9 3, I' I -n A 5 hx Rm ART ACTIVITIES Firivf Rrmc - lmfl In rigflli Letitia Dievendorf, Angeline Fiacclii, Richard Aheliug, Richard Sitts, Evelyn MaCl'haiI, Irene Frank, Rosa Lee Giovannone, Kay Pitcher, Louise Ferraro, Sfwfrltl Iinfw - Louise Carpenter, Roberta Benjamin, Mrs. Ruth l.ipowiCz, Iivelyu Dygert, Marilyn Foster, Nurina Yacohucci, ,lean Quackenhush, lN1aude Lamliert, Mary litta Roy, Neni Laliankotf, lilaine VVaIker, Helen Mac Fee, Caroline Sctmtt, Leona Mihuka, Marilyn Fleming, Virginia Snyder. 'l'hanks to the diversified and versatile artistic techniques and talents of the students of C. C. S., which were revealed under the expert teaching and guidance of Klrs. Ruth Lipowicz. the school cor- ridors haye hecoine a virtual art gallery. Students in the yarious art classes, working on their paintings outside the classroom, have eontrihuted much of the artistry for special occasions, such as Christmas and the Senior Play. During the Yuletide season. the two large windows at the end of the main corridor were appropriately yyatercolored. 'lihis year. a tat. jolly, Santa Claus greeted us at one yyindoyy and a beautiful 'llladonna and Child was on the other window. An exhibit of the many scenes, landscapes and other picturesque paintings was held in lllay. Perspective and Paint ir ., i It':frIf'.: l' 'I GH' -' ' 4-f 'ff ' i L fi1 .i ' T ' i N IMH li 'iz?9'lI 'i K ' ' ' , ' 'if' i ,' K iii z Life- q 'Q 1 wiped ' 13 ' M- 'HHN Jul! 9 4 v In ilu-rf ,K Y' H r-' c. .1 . .gs . . .' 1 11. ' px .1 was V. ' it , f ' A - I - . .Ii .gf-..ff' V , ' I '- . I' - 5 si ' iv- W f 1 f . f - .- f I I 'gi A .. ' ' - - ' 'T ' '-H-,sr. 2 ., 'pt -. ' K 'er' 1--f. ' . -132. , .' -' -- t-' -' ' F, fy, 17'g. H ziik , l in ag. I J' .bg MYR' api: Y 5154 , N -llgmb 4714 f ,- - Iwi-272 ' . -Kip. ' all h .nf S. D I H r I I t wtf, . ... X',L,... -, 11- .,- 5 .fx 2. lf 'J .. H ef api' xi '-3 X ,rn w- , 151. . 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Sflllldillg - Robert Allen, Barton Van VVie, Ella Mae Pentland, Rosa Lee Giovannone, Mary Seroka, Ted Cunningham, Eugene Biltucci, John Lasher, Robert Spraker, john Dunckle, Mrs. Smith, Charles Memrick, Philip Schuyler. New play, new cast, new director, new hit! The Senior Class for weeks talked of nothing but the Senior Play - what would it be? VVho would Htry outn? XVho would succeed in getting the star roles? By November, all these questions were answered. The play chosen was Growing Painsi' written by Aurania Rouveral - famous for her creation of the Hardy family. Over half of the class tried outu for the several roles in the play, and after careful con- sideration, Bob Fox and Lois Fredericks were chosen to fill the leading roles of George and Terry Hlaclntyre. Of course, there were Professor and lllrs. lllaclntyre, the great scene between Dutch and Prudence, and the dance scene with George and Elsie, to mention but a few of the outstanding happenings and characters. You remember the rest of the cast who made this play so delightfully real. The parade through town in Georges Town Car with his friends, advertising signs, and musical accompaniment, popularized the play. It helped so much that it was performed for a second time the following week. f'Snoopy . baseball, mercurochrome, punch, high-heels, pseudo-glamour, young love, and a typical American family were the essence of Growing Pains. And for art and scenery, music, prompting, make-up, and direction, thanks to lVIrs. Lipowicz, lllr. Shafer, llflrs. Stoughton, Bliss Seavey, lyliss Pine, llliss Miles, lllrs. Summerson, Nlrs. Geer, and llrlrs. Smith. 30 Senior Play The Maclntyres Oh, Dutchy --- Patulski, Fox, Fredericks, Behlen Sinclair, Schuyler Snplzfe, 1CllC'7'l3J.Y George? NIU ring Sinclair Cumiingharn Schuyler Biltucci Spruker KHOVZIIIIIOHC Fox YZIIIXRHC Nlemrick Ferraro Frenlvricks Taormina VV:1lker 3 I Seroku Patulski Fredericks fVlz11t'5 going on ll1'0l,llZd here? - A , Staff Cwlitlitm-5 .... Robert Fox, Xvillilllll Shultz Photography Editor ....... Philip Schuyler Advertising Manager -.-. Eugene Biltucci Assistant ----.....-- Lois Fredericks Circulation Nifillilgkl' ..... Robert Sprziker Senior liditor .-.. - .-.--..- Cecile Sinclair Awittgmr ..,.. ...... B arton Vain Xvie Sports Editor ... .-. Dunne Behlen Literary Editor -- .-.-.- Phyllis Ferrzlro Assistant ,... ..... lN iary Etta Roy Art Editor -.- -.. Rosa Lee ilizivzuinone Asfiatzintf .. ..... Xeni Lxibunkotf, Elaine XXYZIIRCI' Typing litlimr .. ..... Amelia Ptltuluki Leonzlrdu ,1lZl0l'UliIlIl Activities ......., ....... R obert Allen Special lfexituref 4-...---... jerry Conboy .'X55i5fllllf5 from junior Class ..... XVilliuni l West, Ally blancini, i Ethel Nellis, Helen lVIcFee l Mrs, Smith, Mrs. Courier, ACIVISOFS Mrs. Ueer, Mrs. Lipowicz, M rs. Moxon BLACK AND GOLD STAFF flfflllf Knit' - Arnelizi Pzituluki, Phyllis Iferrziro, Elaine XXy11lkt'l', Robert Fox, NVillizun Schultz, Rosa Lee Gizlvan- none, Neni Lzibzinkotf, Duane Behlen, Marietta Roy. .S'm'und Ruff.: -A Helen Mclfee, Ethel Nellis, Allv MllIlCiIli, Eugene Biltucci, Lois Fredericks, Philip Schuyler, Cecile Sinclair, VVilliz1m VVest, Barton Vain XVie, Jerry Conboy, Robert Spraker, Robert Allen. I EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO US First Rufw - Leona Mihuka, Ally Mzlnciiii, Bill YVest, Philip Schuyler, Art Crowe, Peggy Ann Penn. Srwn1dRo - Mr. Brand, Bill Schultz, Nlzlrgaret Stehtenhagen, Bob Fox, jean Smith, Patricia Rutishzluser, lN1r. Ayres Tl1irdRrM:'- Dick Aheling, Mike Hzirhay. CUR CONGRESS Our STUDENT COUNCIL, the guiding light of the student body, began its activities in September. One of its main accomplishments was the electing of school representatives to the Youth Center. The Hall Patrol and the Build- ing and Grounds Committee were established during one of the congres- sional sessions. Election of the cheerleaders and revision of the dance schedule for the year were also part of its work. President ...... . . Philip Schuyler Vice President .. .... Bill VVest Secretary ...... . . Ally' Klancini Treasurer . . . . . , Art Crowe 33 . Q7 V ff' ' is 1 1 f':i: iv! ' .:':'-asf.-N:1!gr:,i Eg i, 'ua'-.ij riff 31,115 xslggsfbfflr ', 1,2-X-ix ping, 1 , - - If 123:13-EQ D Ig .i2,,1':s,,3 .2 E. Elgssjlt .F lJf?S3i3ilf,' 71- .f - j 'T5?Aif'fF y 7- re 7 'xi Y-I 'Nt i' 4:1Lf'Jl'..?ff?33 -..,i1f+-'wil -H-Q-1p'I if , 'f, 4 x. -'.3:f',Qy1 'iff , WM' pf: -9 . rig !t,,'p!,LQ2.iff,,,.- .L .Syl 31.13532 ,a f- N .r3l.s:.lff 13.1 f, '. is 17 -'ll Q V 1. .,..:vgR,?Wt-i rslknii tg- .lffg vt. L--y.' 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'f'--r '-4 'F-.TS-:K Ef..'Q4 ' ,j,j,,,,:3- ' Uygaiiized in I9-lO, the Canajoharie chapter of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is crum- p'3s'1l ot 'Q embers who have maintained an average in their studies of eighty-five per cent or abofe during the school year. If these averages are maintained during the complete tour years of high school the member remains in Honor Society during the four years without being re-instated each year. The new nzeiizbers, who are on probation tor one year. are inducted into the Honor Qociety in the spring. This is done in an assembly program during which the older members light candles which the new members hold in their hands. Tbfse candles are symbolic of the Lamp of Learn- ing , which is the emblem ot the Honor Society. Because the new members of 1943 were not in- ducted in the spring of 19-l-l, they were inducted in l9-l-5 along with the other probationary members. A very successful banquet was enjoyed by all of the menbers on Klarch 22 of this year. The entertainment and food committees. which were made up of the older members of the socfety, managed the technicalities of the preparations. 'lhgse banquets are an annual affair of the Honor Society. For the lirst time in its five years of existence, membership pins and engrayed membership cards wer: purchased by the society. K President . . . . . . . Virginia Snyder Vice President .. . Barton Van XVie Secretary .... .. Klary Etta Roy Treasurer . ..... -lune Fettinger Advisor . . ...,...... .... I Iiss Nancy Cheney I ir.v! Knew - Lwf! In righl: Robert Allen, Miss Cheney, VVilliam Schultz, Duane Behlen, Mariette Roy, Virginia Snyder, Barton Van Yvie, june Fettinger, Elaine VValker, Leonarda Taormina, VVilliam West, Robert Fox, Leona Mihuka, Phyllis Ferraro. Swroml Rua: - Imfl lu right: Richard Abeling, Caroline Scott, Natalie Eaker, Doris Holtz, Marian Frank, Prudence Niemyer, Shirley Ruby, Margaret Touhey, Marilyn Foster, June Gonia, Ethel Nellis, Ruth Sanders, Sally Loop, Dorothy DeAngelis, blarilyn Fleming, Joan Dicks, Xeni Labankoff. Third Rua: - lmfl fo right: Lois Fredericks, Jean Vosburgh, Art Crowe, VValden Shults, James Atkins, Frank Shimer, Richard Sitts, Robert Hedler, Duane Galusha, Paul Young, john Pickett, Richard Stander, Amelia Patulski, Barbara Athanas, Barbara Eigen, Dorothy Tastle. l 34 Firsl Rnfw - Imfl In right: Margaret Steffenhagen, Marietta Roy, Betty Cramer, Elaine VValker, Cecile Sinclair, VVilliam Schultz, Lois Fredericks, Helen McFee, Barbara Brown. Sfrund Rum: - Lrfl In rigfzli Mrs. Nioxon, Rosa Lee Giovannone, Phyllis Ferraro, Mary Ann YVilliams, Leon- arda Taormina, Marilyn Foster, Betty Marcellino, Pauline Xvrobel, Iillalyiae Pentland, Amelia Patulski, Doris Holtz, Gladys Mitch:-Il,'Mrs. Smith. U Third Rofw - l.1'f! lu right: Don Lenz, Melvin Stone, Ted Cunningham, Philip Schuyler, Robert Fox, Jerry Conboy, VVilliam YVest, Eugene Biltucci, Charles Vosburgli. VVhen sehool re-opened in September. the Press Club reorganized, welcoming many new mem- bers whose abilities as journalists have been definitely proven during the year. The several issues of the school newspaper, The Boiling Pot , have been successfully edited by this organization. Under the more than capable supervision of llrs. lioxon and Xlrs. Smith, many new ideas have been instituted during this year. STAFF Editor-In-Chief ................. VVilliam Schultz Assistant .... .. . Lois Fredericks Literary Editor ,. ............,... Cecile Sinclair Assistants .,.............. Marietta Roy, lflaine VValker, Phyllis Ferraro Circulation ................... Charles Voshurgh Exchange Editor ---....-..-.....-. A. J. Patulski Service Men -...... .... B etty Cramer Club and Class News .. Phyllis Ferraro Boys' Sports ..... ....... R obert Fox Limelight ... .. EllaMae Pentland Scandal A-..... ....- I 'hil Schuyler Ted Cunningham Floatin' Around 4--4------------- Barbara Brown Margaret Stelfenhagen, Marion VVilliams Typing liditor ................., Gladys Mifglie-II Assistants ........,............ Betty Cramer Pat Primmar A, j. Patulski Angie Taormina Leonarda 'Iiaormina Betty Niarcfllino Doris hi. Holtz Pauline VVrobel Marilyn Foster Mimeographer ........... ........ I -Ielen Mqlke 1 Art Editor ......,..,... Rosa Lee Giovannone Advisors - .V --- lVIrs. Doris Nloxon Mrs. Dorothy Smith MEET THAT DEADLINE! 4 ANY Bouns TODAY? 1, . - .,. lhe proirotion ot the war eltort through the s'le of stamps and bonds has been earried on during the year 19-1-1--15 by the VVar Stamp Coinmittee eoiiposed of Betty Cramer, Gladys lllitebell, Amelia Patulrlci and Leonarda 'l'aormina, under the gufdanee ot Klrs. LeRoy lloxon. 'ltwo eolleetors handled reeeipts of money in eaeh hoinjroon eyery lueszlzay. About 85 per ei-nt of all pupils in sehovl have bought stantps regularly eieh week. Homeroom 112 consistently rrported 100 per eent. The members of the eoznrrittee hare been aetiye publ'shing weekly bulletins tclling of the progress of the campaigns, also Visiting homerooms to keep up interest in regular pure ehasing. A banner was awarded eaeh month to tlte homeroom which attained the highest percentage plus the greatts? sales. lt has been held by Reons 209, 202, 210 and 201. 'libe first semester, the eomniittee conducted a campaign to buy a Field Ambulance. Purchases of stamps were sufficient to enable the Army to buy two of them. 'lihese will be inscribed with a plaque. VVounded veterans from Rhoads hospital talked at an rssz-nibly given on Pearl Harbor Day. During the second semester. homeroonvs tried to raise ntonfy to furnish army tlyers with neces- sary equipment. 'lihe campaigns have been eontinually brought to the attention of the pupils by means of posters, charts and bulletins. Response through the school has been excellent and pupils are proud of their attainments. I ir.ff Rnfw - Imff In righl: Virginia Snyder, Robert Spraker, Gladys Mitchell, Amelia Patulski, Mrs. Leroy Moxon, Leonarda Taormina, Betty Cramer, Natalie Halter, Srrwztl Rnfw - -loan Leonard, Joanne Dopp, Rose lN1arie listes, Nlarion XVilliams, Blarilyn Foster, Shirley Ruby, Prudence Niemyer, Clara Dygert, Betty Lou Lowe, Bertha Oeser, Evelyn Ilygert. Third Rum' - Mary Lou Rose, Paul Rose, Lucius Gotti, William Mowrey, James Schuyler, Wlalter Granger, Louise Ford, Audrey Flint, 36 Firrf Rufw - Evelyn Dygert, Dolores Thompson, Margaret Stetfenhagen, Florence McPhail, Vic Pinkowski, Mr. VVasson, Evelyn Quackenbush, Louise Carpenter, Tom Curnin. Sfrond Rofw - Don Hartman, john Hinkley, Ethel Nellis, jean Quackenbush, Ruth Sanders, Margaret Touhey, Marilyn Fleming, Margaret Oeser, Mary Chest, Dolores Mcliutfee, Louise Ford, Lila VVoodbeck, Crystal Maring, Beverly VVinchell. Third Rome - Everett Nichols, Charles Memrick, Eugene Rose, Stanley McFee, john Lasher, Mahlon VVrobel, Fred Foss, Richard Sitts, Lucius Gotti, Charles Chapman, Kenneth Putman. The HALL PATROL, reorganized at the start of the school year meets a very definite need of the incoming pupils. Acting as guides to the newcomers and functioning as traffic regulators, the members keep order in the corridors. 'llo prevent accidents, the Highway Patrol has been established. lVith llr. VVasson as faculty advisor, the organization has done a commendable piece of work. 1 rP15,fU'?lnf ' we 'e my fa-iii. 3 3 f 5, f . , .4 -' l Qlfais-.T lgg1!,El'.f' ..-iffigiiiw Q vi' lfggizif ' ' ' . !-.1'faJ'- 'R ' President . ..... .... l Jack bchaiter ,f 'S ,,wi,y-iflfff -, Q , ' 'li Y-. m - r- r - . 1-. if-iT2 l'i ' srl- -' ' li Y ne l resident ..... . . . X ictor l nnkowski 1ggf,c'!j,2,5,.,,gf32,i yt ,. Secretary- l reasurer . . . . Florence lIcPha1l 1',f.f,q',Qvf'9f23,ei.ggN,4,lQ!',A 9- ,- ,1'i,,gtzfwj',1. ,,. ':H,,fJQ1'lp- , ,Blk gf. , ' .UA gfx:rq,9.! r. ,5.f..., std, m?ii-rLfi',ri'fs:1: 'I tiki 1. - 1, V '.ff.Vi,Gf a'I 4f'-,. liciv' 'ig' . i.,,,.,. .w,, , . , LQ, -.xiwgily ,wi , .vi , , , 4.' N I , rfwfiaiiffie 1 I . 'gratify its were nxw.i!,.a,ze ze. . 1542 1 H'1H.i2v4' ' 9 .- fri'-':'U1 ' ' f . Q I I I ll Qiiifii ei F' las f M P S OF C C3 S it I I 6 O Q O 37 .1 l i BOOKS AND MORE BOOKS Fifi! Rau' - Imft fn riylzli Anna YViers, .Ioan Spraker, Cathsrine Conlin, Peggy Penn, Paul Rose, Lois Jennings, Janet Brown, jean Leonard, Betty Lou Lowe, Shi.ley Vouga. Srruizd Rofw - Imff la riyllfi Robert Patton, Edward Gioivt, Dorothy Roberts, Lavina Christnias, Norma Voshurgh, Marilyn Nliller, Gloria Biltucci, Marilyn lNl:1ll.-tt, Ramona Holtz, Susie Skandera, Gertrude Holtz, Richard Dittman. Third Rom' - Lffl lu riglfli Mary hlontanye, Eleanor YVilliams, Nlargucritte Luck Marie Clahurn 'leanette VVheeler, Mary VViers, Bertha Johnston, 'Rita Marcellano, Joanne Dopp, Beverley' VVilliams, ,Beverley Dieffen- orff, Mary Lupo, Mary Lon Berry, Dolores Nlcllilrfee, Alhertina jones, Nlary Lou Rose, Richard Gros. Firxl Rofw - Lrft to right: Mary Conlin, Evelyn Young, Tlic-ron Bellinger, Virginia Snyder, Richard Stauder, Cecile Sinclair, Beverley Schutter, Audrey Flint. Swrund Row - Lfft io righlz Mr, Ayref, Donald Steffenhagen, Bernard Putnum, Paul Young, Donald Hart- ware, Mr. Brand, Elmer Fralick. CARETAKERS 38 it li 5 f ' ' NU DELTA Siem FRATERNITY 'FT ' 'F ' pw, ,rf-ur-4 if'-f'? ii J' ' -4 1 V, -. rw ja. :J C, .qu - it 3- s- ,gh ',,p..f' 1'--f -. w g: fi' ,,.,f,,p::if' ,,yQjiqi:5!,1r,ni .L ,iv . , ' -- - - .. ry ' A il' A .fig 35, ,: - T h I 4 ,.'i,- 1' y 15 , Ll Q, - Ty --5. . 5 n vw g . ,' , ,xref-Q a+iw.,r I ' Y i' ' + j fllil' '- . - I x' mf- 'la '- la -gil he , 5' l 4 . gap -aawfef w igfjiiib tl llxipefi-'mil LZ! - ' . ,gf-4--,,Q Lyfim .' -gin .np warvfaae JlQ.xf.gia9 5 The Nu Delta Sigma lfraternity is one of the two fraternitirs in Cana-ioharie Central School. Thfs organization was started hy a group of C. C. S. boys in lf?-H. The fraternity was originated to provide regular meetings for the enjoyment of the members and for the purpose of planning special projects. Nu Delta Sigma has held one dance this year, which was enjoyed hy everyone. The meetings of this group, held at the yarious menhers' homes, haye heen great successes. The fraternity chose Doctor Charles Vedder as their elder, and Alfonso hlancini carried out the customary Chaplainls duties at each meeting. Six new memhers were initiated and admitted to the group this year. These included VVilliam NVest, james Schuyler, Victor Pimlcowski, Vito Davi, Eugene Hiltucci, and Richard Shaeffer. The Nu Delta Sigma has been a successful fraternity this year, carrying out its activities as planned. The officers included: President ..... ....... l lhilip B. Schuyler Vice President . .. Frederick Cunningham Secretary .... ......... R ohert A. Fox Treasurer .. .... Bernard bl. Conhoy Chaplain .. .. Alphonso R. lllancini Firxl Rww - Frank Shimer, Ally Mancini, Bob Fox, Phil Schuyler, Ted Cunningham, Jerry Conboy. Szwnnd Rnfw - Vic Davi, john Lasher, Melvin Stone, Eugene Biltucci, Bob Spraker, Bill West, Vic Pimkowski, James Schuyler. 39 Firxl Rm: - Left to riyhl: Mrs, Nlarjorie Ueer, June G mia, Betty' Nlarcellino, Rosa Lee Giovannone, Ella Blue Pentland, Barbara Iligen, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Miss Nancy fheiiev. SITUIIJ Rune - Rosernary Ferraro, Jean Quackenbush, hlarion XVilliams, Patricia Primrnar, Shirley Ruby, Pauline YVrohel, Prudence Nieinyer, hlargaret Toughy, Sally Loop, Gladys Niitchell, Gwenith Planck, llelen MCFee, Third Rule - Imogene liuddles, Joan Dicks, Marion Vosburgh, ,lean Vorburgh, Norma Chiurninato, Dorothy Defkngelis, Nlarilyn Fleming, Ethel Nellis, Natalie Eaker, I,clah Lou Failing. Founded titty-seyen years ago, Kappa Epsilon has made its own niche in sorority' circles. Ur- iginally' organized to provide constructi'.'e recreation and social organization tor young girls. the society has accomplished much along these lines. By' developing the eharaeter ot each spiritually. morally, mentally, physically, altrn1st:eally', mdiyidnzilly, and socially, the K. IC. has also given meaning to the eight points of its star symbol. Ifach girl has derived many benefits from the socety and troin the association ot other girls in the society. l'rqmjeets undertaken and acfivitics shared hy each member are helping them to become betterindiyidnals. This year, K. lf.'s social events were limited due to wartitne restrictions. However, the fornial initiation banquet was held in the Spring ot this year and delegates were sent to Grand Lodge in Izlmira, New York tor the convention held during the week-end ot Xoveniber 25, lfl-l-l-. The girls also occupied themselves during the weeks before Christmas making rag dolls which sold very profit- ably. Other ventures accomplished during the year were a bake sale and a few dances, without which no busy year of the society is complete. As sisters now we meet, sisters new to greet ln K. Efs name so sweet with clasp of hand Our watehword sanctity , our motto Never diem Long keep the standard high of our sacred bandf' The otheers are: President ..... . Rosa Vice President .. .. lil Secretary .... . . 'llreasnrer . . Chaplain ....., . Lee Giovannone la Rlae Pentland . Barbara Eigen Betty lklarcellino .. -.?1f'riff7qf : , ,Mt-CWFM--'ss'-ities ,s,,r L1..f '.... -13 , , K 'L we an 'X , .14 1 .g Q .. ' 'seg 5 -s- 'L3 4 iff,-fu' Li 1?-' 'f-tra 1 -tT2: W Ji ,fy . WL 33.1.14 in -. -. - -'1--ef--:,.f f,ih.F:gg.,. , . ty.:-T 4 , -S va ' '--L-' 'fa , , 5,5 . J .K . v- - ,, -, :A , 'j'fTi.,1, . 7'f 1 41 f , -xi LT'- f? 'l+-.:, V ' '. ' 'ie f f -Q. ?i :'f.?ff54 1? -1 'U 'L ': .5-' . 'n ' .V .' ' 12 i--.I 4.113-' , ,A-2 - ,-.- '--- - f-..- -.,fYl'f f'4 -, 9 - J.--F: :Q ,gy 2 ,-,',,,g':4 ,gr f- ,,.. . , - ,'r v n .A'L.L-EE? , H M v A wg. in as il 'i ' 'V ':f- :: mf-P-A f . Q' ff +37-B7-4 auf I- T21-,v-. . 'fx Q f- ' -'-l ,.,L. 5, f 4, , ,yu -Q ' - j f-' 154.55 .K 4. , .. 4.-- --M x.. .1.. 'Q ' 'UF' ' Gwenyth Planck A -3, ffl Sergeant-at-arms . . Imogene liuddles .... W ,rr if 'LFE it-'nh' KAPPA EPSILGN .mn 40 ' -'r:,+' . f?i.jS'11'i' SIGMA DELTA PHI . az i ' fm t-a , .-..J - V ': -I - . ,,,- 0' .. - Q6 .,. -rfgw-no, 31 lm- :fi -. 'Ag .-,.,,gq,a.- 1 ,J . ,. gk Q .-..1- .3 ,.. . F., Qs-Erase ig:-linear . 1 . Q ,:, f:'f?'f'E. '-Igigi-Qflxg 'A - President ...... . . loin Planek . , .- . L.: fe., . . ff 15 y i . z.,, ' 'A 'sxgmjglgx' Vice President . . ,... john Dunekle ' igffj Secretary . . . . . . Barton Van NVie - - '!vl'as . -fie' T - IJ , . 13.11, qi: J ,-55,35-2 LM if reasurer .. .... . uane Q1 cn 5- ff iiiifp -, . .ix if Chaplain . . . . xvlllldlll Schultz 1- 4-a. ' ' f ' if 'fir -' ' .-.J I2 uf . ev-+.1..'f 14 , f-42.1.-f,:..g.f .,g.3J1:!'f..'.l.i' The SIGKIA Ulflfl'A PHI was originally known as the FOUR SQUARE CLUB. This fraternity yva' newly orgznizeil in IOSO. Tlie aim ot th: organization was to develop the individual through physiefl. spiritual. and simeial way s. This year the fraternity his participated in a variety of aeivities. be-xeral sueee sful dances have been held and the group also attended a Fort Plain basket- ball game together. XVtelcly dues of live eents were voted to be paid hy the members. This money is to be used for so 'e special occasion at the end of this sehool year. ' Four pledges were initiated during September. The new additions to the fraternity were: Bob Hodge, Stanley Xleliee, Tom Kloyvrey. and Uon Quaekenbush. The Sigma Delta Phi has twenty-live older members in all the branehes of the service. These alumni have honored the fraternity by frequent return visits. The weekly meetings of this organization are held at the various homes of the members where the business meetings are eondueted and food is served. The sueeess of these meetings and the frater- nity activities has demonstrated the ability of youth to organize into an eflieient and progressive group for the benefit of society. First Row -- lmfl fu riglilz Ruhert Allen, VVilliznn Schultz, Barton Van WVie, john Dunckle, Duane Behlen, Charles Vosburgh. Srmnd Rosie' - lmfl In rigllli Monte Foster, Thomas Nlowrey, Donald Quackeubush, Robert Hodge, Stanley McFee, Art C'rowe. 4l VARSITY BASKETBALL K1zr'4'lingf - Imfl Io rfglzft Fred Foss, Bob Fusmer, Art Crowe, Ted Clllllllllglllllll, Dick Sitts. Standing - lmfl lu righf: Don Lenz, Coach Lipowicz, Bill VVest, Frank Shimt-i', litilm llokc, Monk lanielln, N Nlancini, Bob Fox. ' Varsity Basketball Sevres 1944--its VVIQ OPPONIQNT IIICY 58 Sharon Springs 42 16 Broadallmin +5 28 Fonda 29 5+ Cliurry Yallcy 21 2+ Dolgcville 26 32 Frankfort +7 22 Fort Plain 33 29 St. jolnisville 39 +2 Dulgeville -HJ 27 Mayfield 31 2+ Frankfort 27 35 Fonda 28 16 lNlt1l1ziwk -ll 15 Fort Plain 31 32 St. Jolimville -HJ 419 Nlayfield 27 29 Nloliawk -I-6 523 603 Compusctl of only two veteran xneinhers, Rolut-rt Hokc and Ricliartl Sliallcr. tht- tt-ani this is to hc coinint-mlt-tl tm' its ligliting spirit. Eight tlnnioi' Varsity' Sides the winning gznnes there were live which were closely scorvcl. V'XJ .L 1. l 5 -. gif nit'1nlwi's cninplvtc'tl ua 1 1,5 4 Ov ,ff 1 HF Xfwlrfksif has lg I Q., PM P 5 J fu .95 -4 'v' .f ' V, - i - -: ., 5 ,rn 't- .2 6' 4 ' X -.'.E',z'-if-V i 'Q-N' 'l'iI.3,,1. :l '.. !-,- an -'f 3 ',1 ig ' 4 ' Y v ' f - f - - 1 ' 'f 5-' ' - nil .71- Y, ' , 1 . L I' 'I 'P' ':'f.f-'- -' 4 ' 9 .A . , , 5- , ff? f'-'il4 'i 'lffff . 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'H 'ww 15 -, , ,-z - --if 1 qw' V ,,, , Af' A - .wif ' '-mf . ?,i,z: ,:4, ,1s','ff,-.?ef 1 1 .'iQ,gEJrfa'Xf, ,1, -vfggifzisa' fffh - . . - . V Zz, :+ ',. '. ,' , !,Qil v'.,.f.gfgPf .. -Ah ,A ,Q 4is,5y25,f,,, ,M . 1. ..Hv:, .I l b 11.1 1' .bt . V 1. ,, ' I 1 , k-'f-s 4f'f'M 'z!i3:1.. . vp 'ffszwwiw 24-Q,-51 119 -f f- ' . A ' . M31 -I LTNIOR VARSITY SCORES OPPONENT' Bruzldzxlhin Ffbllllll Fllililll Dolgrvill: Frank fort Fort Plain St, -Iulmwilln Dolgvvillc Mzlyflcllnl FI'ZlIllifUI'f Mrmhuwk Fort Plain St. ,lnhrlwillc Nlzlyficlnl Muhzxwk THEY 36 12 IZ 12 37 15 Z8 12 +5 38 21 38 31 27 23 . , , . 'Hu' Afuniczr Yzzrsity slmwc-cl pmmisc- this XCZII' of bc-crlluirmg flltllfl' bzlslcctbzxll stars of L. L. S good start fm Scvc-11 out of fifrc-Sn gzunvs wwe' NYUII :mul sc'xc1'z1l utlu-1's xxvlx- closvly' cfmtcstml. A f11txc1rI1xYcL'J .N 'Z' 2' Kmwlizzg - lmfl In righlz Bill Mowrcy, IJOII Biltucci, lion Qll21Ck6lIl7lI5ll, Kenny Iinriglit, Art fwhiZlI'0IIH. Sflllldilly - Imfl In rigllli Don Lenz, Coach Lipmvicz, Tick YVin-rx, Stanley Mclfec, Dick Ahcling, Hula Fox 43 BASEBALL-- I 944 J wv ng, , ' M f m Q Knreling - Lfft lo righl: Bob Hodge, Don Lenz, Frank Shirner, Art Crowe, Monk lanniello, Vic Pimkowxki Standing - Lvfl fu riylzli - Bob Hoke, Jim Atkins, Dick Sitts, Tick Yviers, Bob Fusmcr, john Duncllle Allx Mancini, Coach Lipowicz, Bill YVest. 1944 BASEBALL SCORES VVE OPPONENT THEY -4- Johnstown 6 39 Sharon Springs 1 1+ Fort Plain 6 4- Fort Plain 3 I0 Fonda 5 5 Dolgeville 3 1 St. johnsville 3 6 St. Nlarvs 3 4 Fort Plain 1 5 johnstown 0 10 Dolgeville 5 1 St. Johnsville 2 6 St. Nlurys 5 Winning ten out of thirteen games, the baseball season proved 21 successful one. VVL Q unc in second Ill the iX'I1ddlc Klohawk Nzlllcy League - losing twice to the powerful St. Johnsxille nln Special lionors go to Rlancim, Hokc, Fnsnu-r, Shnnc-r, VVcst and Shaffer. fr ::f L ' - A -... .- , A, ...H -.. f -. --., f- ., . . v Q fl ' A if 4F:1e41f5JY1r.i'??:f ffE ' . 5 3 -:S I-Lf - rf fy:'f'1fw3'ff'S141'1 , ..-, - . .. . f. -- -k Y- .4 --vw f- ,-... ...X taxa- .N I . ., X its-9.5. ftmlgi., .VlQ,T,j1:'-...lv JTEJQTT:-.5 4,-:LlS':.f:i'yi..tgjE'E?-1Ffi:4 V, 3391? ,rl - 1 ' f A f .1,'-'iigifgi J-z:n,3'yjrg,,u:g3 , T F -44515, f ' f 15'i'3i,r -f-f -'- - 37321 .ixti yfx.. : '.'.J,-? '.'iif.-f ve , i 1 V -4- -'x ..:w..g-. + . ,h ,N 9:11 -E5-f,,g C1-J ',.,,m. -fm.-Qf' l rv L. 4' '5 x S A ' - L . .xv-an xl' ff-'11, I ,.r:7P..-lfftqxaf' ' La' Wi i ' if ' 4 f 'iff .-I-:.'f-.Q --we- f'7f? ' rkhTl'i,:2i!A . - H U s 1 ' 1 K- 1- sf ., , . ,.,,. , ,.,.- ., . ,,,,,, . .. ,, K ,.i..... ,K+ . :g:::r yt, Y .-5.14 :L if 1 '. L , '?L'l'Z .I5gq . i,'9jL3,-,rj-2 1 'ff V 5 ' W ,ff . 5q:1.r:,-'gf 1 , ,,, - . , fi 4 gi: ' 1-'T' ' 1' . '1 'A Q. ' 1 'J' ,- -gf .A - 13- . ., , . W- ' ' Q '-3. -J . sg.. - A' , . , .- , M 1 ..., ia' -. --,f lg- 1: -' iz- ' -143.5 '9' .-. . Ai 7 . Y',ii.1 7 , if N ' 1!ef12fs1-ieiffffil 1 'A' , ' ' '11, ' -qgziigrirlfz:,:iV5jA l ' N I 'hi i ffl ff, 'i .1f'T':1fi f . V fin - ? 'KFf: -If . ' + -?'ff?-5'?'-5?'fg'.xtffJifl:fX-W ' 111. 1 51- H-if -AN 'Gym 4-ref' . . - Sinai- .4 'A -' . ,, - Z' ' uw'-: .af....:-.. ,. ,ff :fu .'.fi,- wg: ' 9 f 'Q ' -'Q-v.: V ' W' 1--1 1 -7.5.5-L T' 'Wa ' -1712 .. , ' .,,,y-'-vi-g-,u+, -- ' Djs.-5, ' 'T -Qlw.-55 2524. 5, -911593-'f' 44 ,....,...,....,...,,lE?Qf?i31?5 9-SM5' 3 QKRQ SEX 'if 45 A58-'. sweats? Q ATHLETICALLY INCLINED lrfl I0 rigfzl' Uorotliv Delhi Clii K1tl1rxn Alwling, Rita Marcellino, Mary Ann Rappa, D Natalie Eakcr, lliyllis Cllristance, Nnrina Y acnlxucci. Lwft to riglzlz jean Quackenbush, Imogene Bucldlea Jean Vmbur li Elaine NValker -y - gy , Betty Marcellino, Neni Labankoff, Lois Frcclericks, Marietta Roy. K I .-..f g ,v lu, .' E If A JV 1' 1' 'I Lrft to rigllf: Evelyn McPhail, Lucille Retallick, Florence McPhaiI, Ruth Sanders, Ethel Nellis, Hertha Fiebiger. lmfl lo riglflz Prudence Nicrnyer, Kathryn Alwling, Phyllis Christance, Nlarilyn Flem- ing, Eilleen Pnluzzi, Rita lVIarcellinn, Shirley Ruby, Marilyn Mallett, Imogene Budtlles, Gloria Biltucci, Hertha Ficlmiger, lN1ary Ann Rappa, -lean Vosburgh, Crystal Maring. 46 BCGKWORMS Booksl Booksl Books! How well do we know them? During the past school year some of the seventh, eighth and ninth grade students have come to know. through the Library Club, to appreciate more fully the work to be done in a library, the care and arrangement of books, and - despite the work - the fun to be had in 'fthe care and upbringing of a school library. VVorking at the desk, putting books back on the shelves, and doing a great nuir ber of varied jobs which need to be done in the average school library, they have thus been introduced into the possibilities of an interesting career. They have also worked in the Children's Library doing regular library routine work and helping with the story-telling hour. The big event of the year was a 'ALucky l3'l dance held on Friday the 13th in April. Under the supervision of Mrs. lVIarjorie Geer, the Library Club has enjoyed a year worth remembering. Officers of the Club are: President ........ .... P aul Rose Vice President ..... .. Lois Jennings Secretary-Treasurer ...... ...... P eggy Penn FUTURE FARMERS The Canajoharie Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was introduced in 1945 into the Canajoharie Central School in connection with the new agricultural course. The Future Farmers of America is a non-profit, nonfpolitical, farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to take its place along with other clubs and activities striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the improvement of country life. It is an intraf curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum - vocational agriculture. The primary aims of the Future Farmers of Aznerica are the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Through supervised farming, co-operative activities, com- munity service, and leadership activities, each member trains himself to become one of the best Future Farmers of America. Officers of the club are: President ...... . . . Clinton Darrow Vice President . . . .. Victor Pimkowski Secretary ...... .. . Charles llflemrick Treasurer .... ....... ..... lN I iles Frasier K.P.'s OF C.C.S. One of the duties of the Building and Grounds Committee is to conduct noon hour dances on days when movies are not available. Dick Lowell, Dick Stander and Theron Billinger were selected to operate the motion picture projector at noon hours and to assist teachers during classes who do not know how to run the machine. Another duty is to have monitors stationed in the girls' and boys' room two minutes before each period ends to see that property is not damaged. These K.P.,s also help keep the school clean, which also includes keeping the grounds neat. One of the meetings was a particularly enjoyable one because it was held in picnic style. THE MELLOWNAIRES 'fThere Goes That Song Again , Strange lXIusic , and f'Alleu's Angels are off to another successful evening. At last they are Beginning To See the Lightll and instead of being ln The llliddle of Nowhere they are Wllogethery' Bccause'l Bob Allen has, for the first time in several years, gathered together an orchestra that is the pride of the students. Barton Van NVie, Duane Behlen, and Bob Allen, will certainly be missed by the rest of the organization next year. Dolores Thompson, who took over when Evelyn VVilliams joined the Nurse Corps, is the accomplished pianist of the troupe. Tom Planck, Duane Galusha, Ronald Keller, Dick llliller Thomas lklowrc' and Donald Grant make up the rest of the group. They have played for several school dances and for Firemenls Dances. Their most important engagement was in Johnstown. Loads of success to you in the future, lllellownaires. i 3, 47 Firsl Rom' - Irene Frank, Virginia Pine, Marilyn Mall'tt, Mary Etta Roy, Helen Mclfee, Lois Fredericks Cecile Sinclair, Rosemary Ferraro, Crystal Maring. St'z'rn1d Rua: - Peggy Fettinger, june Gonia, Doris Holtz, Betty VVhittikar, Norine Yacohucci, Amelia Patulski, june Fettinger. Third Rafts - Lucille Retallick, Catherine Scott, Beverly Schutter, Dorothy DeAngelis Margaret Touhey, Marilyn Vllilliams Kathleen Iannello Rosa Lee 7 . 3 I Giovannone, Ella Mae Pentland, Pauline VVrobel, Lelah Lou Failing, Barbara Brown, Alison Ambridge, Barbara Mingst, jean Smith, Grace lloltz, Mrs. Stoughton. Fozlrill R010 - Elizabeth Dieffendorf, Rita Marcellino, Dor- othy Tastle, Betty Marcellino, Marian Vosburgh, Louise Ferraro, Phyllis Ferraro, Imogene Buddle, Marion Frank, Joan Maclntyre, Cora St, John, Alice Holtz, Ethel Nellis. The repertoire of the Glee Club ranges from some of the oldest-known and delightful folk- songs of both the Old and New VVOrld to the soothing melody of VVhen Children Pray. It docs not represent an extensive field, but it is better to do one thing well than to do several fairly well. This, the aim of the Glee Club, has been attained successfully in the past, thanks to the guidance of Mrs. lwabel Stoughton and the co-operation of each member. Proof of the success of the Glee Club has been given at the annual spring biusic Festival, and also by the fact that members of the organization individually and as a group, have achieved honors at the state contest held each year. This year's representative to the state contest was Rosemary Ferraro, vocal soloist. During the rehearsals, which are held twice a week, thorough study and practice is given to each piece of music in order to sing each song as well as possible. This year the majority of the club is composed of new members, who though inexperienced are doing their best to maintain the standards which have been set by the Glee Club in former years. By encouragement and hard work they can do this, making Canajoharie even more proud and appreciative of this choral group. .'iIFi:. 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N lf, .. I -'Ti-2 , 1 fr. 4? .yvfxv . i a' -1 'ness- L1 'fb' x- 4 1 1 ' . - :EZ-fff2.g' lx: .. v- -e f E9 'if l 5 :,f .. , L My , : , was ' : -Ep 'F 12: . ' -. 'L '14 'J f' 3' .sy , 'I 1 r .af 1 , ..-...Q . ,, - fr: Booml Booznl 'lihe roll of the drums - the clash ot the cymhals f and the hand goes into actionl Black and gold uniforms worn hy enthusiastic irenxhers add color to the trim looking group. lliss lllildred Seavey, director ot the hand, commands the attention of each player as they energetically weave a pattern of lively music. After a conspicuous ahsence of a year, a hand of which the townspeople and students of C. C. S. can vvell he proud has heen formed. It is acknowledged that any organization which desires success and gratifying results must work hard to gain these ends. 'lihe hand meirhers are to he commended for their work this year E perfection and nzore success to them in the years to conxel fo glance hack over this year - grade school, aseeinhlies, the Christmas cperetta, the llusic testival, haslcethall games - all these functions have het-n opportunities tor the hand to show its possihilities. A trumpet trio, composed of Rohert Allen, Duane Galusha, and Richard lliller, was sent to a contest in llion. Aspirants to the hand for next year have heen playing in a junior hand. Bliss heavey has created an active interest in music hy encouraging these students. First Rflfli' - Lefl In rigid: hliss Seavey, -leanne Smith, Mary Conlin, Duane Behlen, 'l'hoinas Nloxvry, Bruce Paine. Sfflllld Rum' - Peter Rose, Donald Grant Jr., XVayne Brown, Charles Fero, Richard Lowell, Theodore Cunningham, Richard Miller, Robert Nliller, Catherine Conlin, Virginia Paine. Third Ru-'Lv - Rohert Young, 1 Silas Bowerman, Malcom Pulver, Ronald Keller, Robert Spraker, Barton Van Vlie, Duane Galusha, Rohert Allen, Jean Leonard. - 2 5 i s 2. 5 s L t 49 C.C.S. ORCHESTRA l , Fifi! Rum' - Niary Ann Kappa, Robert Hodge, Carolyn Scott, jean Tooker. Siwnzd Rua:-lN1rs. Stoughton, Lucille Retallick, Mary Uonlon, Donald Grant, Jean Nlaclntyre, Virginia Paine. Tliiril Rum' - Ronald Keller, Duane Behlen, Barton Yan VVie, Duane Galusha, Bob Allen. A burst of the A'Stars and Stripes Forevern or the nielotlies of Victor Herbert rings through the halls and you stop and wonder where the orchestral concert is coming from. 'lihen you remember it's Klontlay and you know the C. C. S. Orchestra is in the midst of its bifweekly practicing. In spite of the graduation last year of such faithful members as Esther Giovannone, George Athanas, and Lewis Yeghte. hlrs. Hlabel Stoughton has turned out a grand instrumental group during this school term. The orchestra plans to enter the contest at llion again this year. At the performance of the Senior Play in November, the orchestra members willingly furnished the music as an introduction to, and during, the agts. This was greatly appreciated by the Seniors. The orchestra played for the Christmas operetta and participated in the annual music festival which took place in lylay. Of special significance to the orchestra rehearsals have been the visits of hlrs. Stoughtonls son, jeff, who has been a member of the United States Army Air Forces Band, playing in the European theater of War. 3-.gig . F .Lo 13:1-f:w , H-mi , -V -'ra 4.-'A 'f '1 -. '- 1 'iii-H53-':f..,. .f A- dz-V ., - -,+'1Q.afw1:g 5 U 13: ref-gsffiggm 'Lx -, V YW - i..t ,':.v'-T2 3- - Ye , .. . - c -, - A,-Maxi ::f3. 4. 'f'-A ' iififfj tv-f,,?1 .3a'f T ,--' f' f.f- ::. 5 aff i +3 g'ijjf.f:, ATTENTION, EVERYONE! 'SMS -T 113. ' .-5 -ff G ' I s- -Q-ly s..,...... 4 J V so PATRCNS lVIr. and Nlrs. Rohert Allen Rlr. and hlrs. 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