Canaseraga High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Canaseraga, NY)

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22222, The Chieffon, l 948 Junior Closs OFFICERS President - - - - Patricia Sullivan Vice President - - - - Fred Ludwig Secretary and Treasurer - - - Helen Wampole We, the Juniors, hope to reach your goal in June and take the place of the present Senior Glass. The class is the same as in the Freshman year with the exception of Patricia Ames who joined us this year and those four who left for various reasons. Earlby in the fall we had a square dance which didn't prove successful, A bake .sale was held to raise money for a Junior Prom which coulld not be held for financial reasons. On March 5, the biggest event in our sch.ool life happened-we ordered our senior rings. We hope to raise enough money next year for our senior trip. Front row, left to right: Dorothy Webster, Mary Monaghen, Alice Dorer, Mrs. McNabb, Helen Wampole, Patricia Sullivan, Patricia Ames. Back rotvg, left to right: Wesley Flower, Robert Stonebrook, Arthur Keough, Donald Car- pen r. 25

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l'l'lJ1lt row, loft Lu righlzlj. Norton, C. Worden, E. Sleggs, Mr. Bairocm-o, C. Shay, A. Clan-lx, Y. Mess. Sei-ond row: O. 'l'hompsoii, R. 'l'i :ix'.is, C. Clover, H. Cates, H. Chapman, M. Gemmel, K. Gatos, J. Munn. llaoli row: M. Wumpolo, A. Longwi-ll, D. Celser, E. Wilson, D. Carwood, L. Adams. Senior Cioss OFFICERS President - - - - Edward Sleggs Vice President - - Gretta Shay Secretary - - Marion Wampolie Treasurer - - - LaVerne Adams Student Council - - Virginia Mess Representatives ' - William Norton Advisor - - - - Mr. Barocco Cillass Colors - - - Blue and Gold Class Flower - ----- CarnatQon Class Motto ----- 'This Far and Farther When we entered Senior High School in September, 1945, we chose Mr. Esoo Newhill for our advisor. The officers were elected as follows: Ralph Kurtz, Presidentg Edward Sleggs, Vice Presidentg Gretta Shay, Secretaryg Bill Norton, Treasurer. Georgiafnna Glover and Allyn Clark were Student Council Representatfives. During the year we held a hay ride with a party afterward at the Scout rooms, and at the end of the year, our final picnic was held at Stony Brook. During our Sophomore year, Mrs. Spader became our Class Advisor, with the following staff of officers: Edward Sleggs, Presidentg William Norton, Vice Presidentg Helen Marie Chapman, Secretary and Treasurer. The Stud- fConlinuod on Page Sovoiity-Sixj 2,2221 B The Chieftain, 1948 24

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Top row, left to right: Tod Savey, Harry- Diotei-. Everett Swain, Ilia-lmrcl lic-lscy. Tru- .lziine Shay, Eugenia Broliaw, lmoiiaid Noetz. Second row: llorine Kiossnior, Maiui-iw Seagor, Catlierine Piya-li, HC'.Cl1 Bird, Phyllis Hub- bard, Rosalyn Lalvlontc, Harvey Boyd, Elizabeth Jackman. First 1-ow, sented: Paula lieniivtit, Helen LuMonle, liatlii-yn Ludwig, Virginia Yonrer. Mrs. liostx-il, lXlaryi11 Mess, Marilyn Wentworth, Mildred Hugadorn, Ji an Stephens. Absent from picture: Hope Vincent. Sophomore Closs The Sophomore Class entered its new homeroom, the library, in Sep- tember, with 25 members and a lot of hope and ambition for the new year. Things got off to a good sttart and have gone fairly smooth ever since. We lost one member, Jane Howes, and have had some serious illness. We have aliso had some good times and a few arguments. At Thanksgiving we brought food from home and had our own dinner in the Homemaking rooms, thanks to the generosity of Mrs. Pratt. At Christmas and at St. Vallentine's time, we celebrated in the library. We had candy, coke, eats, and gifts or valentines galore. We had the school record player and did a little dancing to celiebrate. P Now as the school year draws to a close, we feel that it has been a good year, with a lot of good hard work accomplished and much learned. OFFICERS President - - - - - Helen Bird Vice President - - - Rosalyn LaMonte Secretary - - Mildred Hagadorn ,,,,,,' fe The ChiefTciin,1894 26