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Candor Central High School - Candorama Yearbook (Candor, NY)

 - Class of 1940

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Candor Central High School - Candorama Yearbook (Candor, NY) online collection, 1940 Edition, Cover
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A DEMOCRATIC GOVERN- NENT Sucn AS oun OWN BEST FITS THESE STAND- ARDSO As IS A Gooo GGVERNNENT, ouR ANNUAL IS PUBLISHED ON BASIC AND FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND AS IS THE CASE WITH A GOOD GOVERNMENT,THE FINAL RESULTS WERE AcNIEvEo ONLY THROUGH sxuLLruL DIRECTION BY oun CHOSEN ADVISORS AND THROUGH Nucn HARD wonx. THE oNE BASIC ELEMENT NECESSARY IN DE- PUBLICATION IS TO THE THEME OF DE- TNIS THEME vs AN TIME or EUROPEAN THAT A COUNTRYIS SECURE, SAFE AND MOCRACY AND WHICH MADE OUR ANNUAL POSSIBLE WAS A SPIRIT OF COOPERATION. EACH AND ALL SHARED IN THE LABOR, NEVER SHIRKING WHEN AN UNDESIRABLE TASK CAME HIS WAY. THE BUSINESS TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE.. .. PAGE I FOREWORD ........... .. PAGE 2 ADMINIETRATIQN BoARD or EDUCATION... .. PAGE FACULTY............... STUDENT'S AssocuATloN... EDITORIALS............ 2 . PAGE 3 .. PAGE 3 . PAGE 4 4 5 5 STAFF PUT FORTH ITS EVERY EFFORT T0 SELL THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF COPIES AND TO OBTAIN SUFFI- CENT ADVERTISING WHILE THE EDITORIAL, LITERA- RY, NEWS, ART, AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS COOPER- ATED TO PRODUCE AN ANNUAL WORTHY OF THE EF- FORTS EXPENDED. AS EACH AND ALL SHARED IN THE LABOR, SO SHOULD EACH AND ALL SHARE IN ANY CREDIT WHICH MAY SE GIVEN. IT IS AN ACCEPTED FACT THAT THE BEST WAY TO LEARN IS BY DOING. THIS THEORY IS THE BASIS OF VOCATIONAL COURSES. WE HAVE TRIED TO USE THE PUBLICATION OF THIS ANNUAL AS A PRACTICE PROJECT IN TEACHING THE ESSENTIALS OF DEMOCRACY2 ESPECIALLY THE SPIRIT OF COOP- ERATION. INTO THIS ONE ANNUAL THE DEMOCRATIC EFFORTS OF MANY STUDENTS HAVE BEEN COMPOUNDED MAY THIS ANNUAL SERVE AS A REMINDER OF THAT COOPERATIVE SPIRIT AND BE CHERISHED BV ITS READERS AS A PART OF CANDOR CENTRAL SCHOOL AND THE PRINCIPLES FOR WHICH IT STANDS. FRDNT RDWIL TO RIGLENN Locus, OSUALD J. WARD, R. D. VANSCOY, HIRAM M. Nncxsnsou BACR RowIL T0 RIC. B. MCCUNE, CNARLES BREWER, ROBERT MANNING C.C.S. ANNUAL STAFF... . PAGE BROADCASTER ......... .. PAGE MONITORS.... ... PAGE CLASSES SENIoRS........ . PAGES 6-9 JUNIOR CLASS.... .... PAGE IO SOPHOMORE CLASS.. ... PAGE II FRESHMEN CLASS... . PAGE I2 EIGHTH GRAoE.... .. PAGE I2 SEVENTH GRADE.... .. PAGE I3 5TH G 6TH GRADES... .. PAGE I5 3RD A 5TH GRADES... .. PAGE I4 4TH GRADE....... .. PAGE I4 2ND GRADE... . . .. PAGE I5 IST GRADE .. .... PAGE I5 Ngwg C.C S. DuARv.... .... PAGES l6, I7 ORQANIZATIQNQ CANDOR CHAPTER F. F. A... .. PAGE I8 SKETCH CLUB ............. .. PAGE I9 FRENCH CLUB..... ..... .. PAGE I9 GLEE CLUB... .. PAGE 20 ORCHESTRA... .. PAGE 20 HOMEMAKING..-A .. PAGE 2I SCIENCE CLUB... .... PAGE 2I LITERARY PENSEES..... . PAGES 22, 23 SPQRTS BASKETBALL.. .. PAGE 24 BASEBALL... .. PAGE 24 TUNBLING... .. PAGE 25 SoccER...... .. PAGE 25 INTRANuRAL.... .. PAGE 26 CHEERLEADERS... .. PAGE 26 MIQCELLANY Bov ScouTs.... GIRL ScouTs... ALuuNl.......... .. TNls'N'TNAT........ . .. PAGE .. PAGE .. PAGE Jones 6 PncTuREs.... . ...... PAGE SNAPsHoTs.......,. .. ,. PAGES Bl-- AUTOGRAPHS........ .. ....... PAGE ADVERTISING... BUARV UF 27 27 28 .... PAGE 29 30 53 34 PAGES 35--40 EVNICATIUN '3 AWIIIIISTII TIUN THE CRISIS IN EDUCATION SCHOOL COSTS ARE A CRUCIAL ISSUE TODAY- IN SUCH A PERIOD OF CRITICISM IT IS EASY T0 LOSE SIGHT OF EDUCATIONAL VALUES. THE CHIEF ISSUE IS T0 DETERMINE WHAT IS BEST IN EDUCA- TION, IN OUR PRESENT VERY COMPLEX SOCIETY, AND T0 FINANCE WHAT IS BEST FOR THE STUDENT. SCHOOL COSTS ARE DETERMINED BY THE EXTENT OF THE SERVICES THE SCHOOL OFFERS. FOR EXAMPLE ONE SCHOOL MAY OFFER AN ExTENSIvE HEALTH PROGRAM AND ANOTHER ONE A MORE OR LESS PRE- FUNCTORY ONE. SCHOOLS VARY IN PROVISION FOR POST GRADUATE STUDENTS, CLASSES FOR ADULT EDUCATION, FREE TEXTBOOKS AND DENTAL SER- VICE. MANY OTHER FACTORS SUCH AS CLIMATE, COMMUNITY PRIDE, PROPERTY VALUATION, AND LIVING STANDARDS, HAVE INFLUENCE ON SCHOOLS COST. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ANY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM WILL IN A MAJOR PART BE DETERMINED BY THE TEACHING PERSONNEL. NO SINGLE FACT- OR IS SO IMPORTANT IN ANY PROGRAM OF EDU- CATION AS A SATISFACTORY TEACHING STAFF. ONCE AN ELEMENT OF THE SCHOOL PROGRAM HAS BEEN DECIDED TO BE MAINTAINED, COMPENSATION MUST BE PROVIDED T0 PROVIDE FOR THESE ELE- MENTS AND TO ATTRACT PROPERLY TRAINED IN- DIVIDUALS AS TEACHERS, ENCOURAGE THEM TO STAY IN A COMMUNITY AND TO ALLOW THEM TO LIVE AT A STANDARD CONDUCIVE TO EFFICIENT SERVICE AND IMPROVEMENT IN SERVICE. THERE ARE MANY SUGGESTIONS FOR REDUCING SCHOOL COSTS IN NEW YORK. IN ALL PROBABILITY SOME ARE GOOD AND CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED WITHOUT IMPAIRING EDUCA- TIONAL EFFICIENCY. NO PLAN MUST BE ADOPTED WITH EMOTION OR POLITICS AS A DETERMINING FACTOR. FACULTY THIS YEAR HAS BEEN A PARTICULARLY FRUIT- FACULTV. WE HAVE TWO NEW IS A SWEET-FACED BABY GIRL FUL YEAR FOR THE PROUD PAPAS. IT FOR MR. AND MRS. RONALD IVES, AND A BLACK- HAIRED BOY FOR MR. SO THAT THE AND MRS. A. I. MACCOY. PUBLIC WILL NOT THINK THAT THE FACULTY ARE ALWAYS STRAIGHT-FACED AND SEDATE, WE WILL CITE SOME OF THE RECREATIONAL IST ROW IL T0 RI GOODINC, MCCUNE, STRONG 2ND ROW IL T0 RI BLACKMAN, BADCER, BRUCKNAK, HOWARD, VANLUVENI PRENT'CE, PARKER 3RD ROW IL T0 RJ BROWN,IVES,R.,MACCOY,AMES, PATTINSON, IVES, MRS. W., MCDERMID fSII f'5' 'F' 'AI N ACTIVITIES WHICH RELIEVE THEIR MINDS OF TROU- BLESOME STUDENTS. IN DECEMBER, THE FACULTY HELD A COMBINED CHRISTMAS PARTY AND SHOWER FOR NRS. RONALD IVES. THIS WINTER THEY TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE SNOW AND INDULGED IN WINTER SPORTS.THEY HAD A SLEIGH-RIDE AND SOME SKIIED AND SKATED. EARLY IN APRIL, MR. MACCOY, MR. BROWN, MR. MCDERMID AND BOB BROWN DECIDED T0 G0 DOWN THE CREEK TO OWEGO IN A CANOE.ABOUT SIX MILES THIS SIDE OF OWEGO, THE CANOE CAPSIZED. MR. MCDERMID ORABBED A TREE, CLIMBED IT AND EMP- TIED HIS BOOTS WHILE F. BROWN WAS STRUGGLING WITH HIS HIP BOOTS. THEN THESE TWO HITCH- HIKED HOME TO RETURN T0 THE SCENE OF THE DIS- ASTER WITH DRY CLOTHES. MEANWHILE, BOB BROWN AND COACH MACCOY RESCUED THE CANOE, AND MAC- DOUGAL,THE DOG AIDED GREATLY IN SAVING COACH. STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH SCHOOL YEAR THE STUDENT COUNCIL STARTS A MEMBERSHIP DRIVE. BY PAYING 254, ANY PERSON FROM GRADES SEVEN TO TWELVE MAY JOIN THE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION AND ENJOY MANY PRIvELEGES.THE CLASSES HAVE A CON- TEST TO SEE WHO WILL BE FIRST TO GAIN IO0f MEMBERSHIP. MEMBERS CAN TAKE PART IN ASSOCI- ATION MEETINGS AND FUNCTIONS. MEMBERS CAN ELECT OFFICERS FOR THE STUDENT COUNCIL AND SERVE AS OFFICERS. ALSO,MEMBERS HAVE FREE USE OF THE PING-PONG SETS, THE NICKELODEON, AND GET REDUCED RATES T0 MANY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. THE STUDENT'S ASSOCIATION IS GOVERNEO BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL COMPOSED OF FOUR OFFICERS WHO ARE CHOSEN FROM THE SENIOR CLASS: THREE LAY MEMBERS CHOSEN FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS, AND TWO FACULTY ADVISORS. THIS YEAR THE STUDENT'S ASSOCIATION HAS Fil BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HALLOWE'EN PARTY, ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS IC.TRAVIS JONES GAVE DEMON- STRATIONS OF THE GVROSCOPE,AND LUCILLE ELMORE AND ASSISTANT GAVE IMPERSONATIONS WITH HER TWO DUMMY DOLLS, AND A CONCERT AND DANCE BY THE ALFRED UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB AND BAND.THEY HAVE BOUGHT THE SPIFFY NEW BASKETBALL SUITS, BLOCK LETTERS, AND HAVE PAID FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE EMPIRE STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION. WE ARE VERY GLAD THAT WE CAN HAVE THIS PLAN OF GOVERNMENT IN OUR SCHOOL WITH THE STUDENTS TAKING A PART. IST ROW IL T0 RIBEBEL, ESTELLE, MCCUNE, STRONG, PERHAM 2ND ROW IL T0 RI CAMPBELL, WARD, J., BURDICKI WARD, A- EDITORIALS STAFF INSPIRED BY OUR ADVISORS, MRS. STRONG AND MR.IVES, WE HAVE WORKED HARD AND LONG AT THIS PUBLICATION. EACH OF THESE TWO GAVE WILLINGLY THEIR TIME, GIVING THE CREDIT TO STUDENTS IN- STEAD OF CLAIMING IT THEMSELVES. LITTLE DID MOST OF Us REALIZE How MUCH REAL WORK THERE WAS TO D0 AFTER WE HAD FINISHED AND THESE TEACHERS STARTED. OUR EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT CONSISTED or G. ESTELLE AND A. WARD., ED. AND ASSISTANT ED. RESPECTIVELY. B. HovEY WAS NEWS REPORTER WHILE PSRICHARDS TOOK IN HAND THE Jos OF COL- LECTING AND REVISING THE LITERARY PAGES. P. MCCUNE,ASSISTED BY w.KRAWIC HAD CHARGE OF ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. E. JENNINGS HAD CHARGE OF EDITORIALS. J. LATHRDP, M. HARNDN, G. SCHARF, B. DEPUTRON AND L. VANETTEN DID THE WORK ON CLASS PAGES. L. VANETTEN PROVED A HANDYMAN AT OTHER JOBS. M. GRIDLEY DID ALL THE woRK ON THE COVER AS WELL AS MUCH LETTERING. H. WEBER MADE THE TITLE PAGE AND ASSISTED WITH LETTERING. E. SMITH HELPED LETTER PAGES. M. PARKER AND O. EVANS PROVED TO BE'ADEPT AT MAKING SILHOU- ETTES. M. EDWARDS, HEAD TYPIST, TYPED ALL THE FI- NAL PAGES, A TRENENDDUS TASK. OTHER TYPISTS INCLUDED K. NICHOLS, M. KAIDON, H. SHEYALIER, AND D. GIBBONSS CLIFTON RICHARDS, L. PERHAM, A. HOWELL, AND R. BROWN COMPOSEO THE ADVERTISING STAFF, WHILE I. PERSONEUS AND A. REED WERE CO-CHAIR- MEN OF THE CIRCULATION. P. MCCUNE AND C. RICHARDS TOOK, OR COL- LECTED THE PICTURES THAT MAKE UP DUR SNAPSHOT PAGES. M. MESERVEY, ASSISTED BY K. NICHOLS SET UP THE ADVERTISING' E. ABBEY WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR SEEING THAT EVERYONE HAD HIS PICTURES TAKEN AND THAT THE 'LEFT T0 RIGHTSn WERE CORRECT. J. LOHR AND E. WELLS LISTENED FOR JDKES, WHILE MANY OTHER STUDENTS ASSISTED IN WRITING AND DOING VARIOUS OTHER TASKS. --- 0 --- DEMOCRACY DD WE REALIzE WHAT IT MEANS T0 BE CITI- ZENS OF A DEMOCRATIC NATION, WHICH RECOGNIZES THE UNALIENABLE RIGHTS OF LIFE, LIBERTY, AND PURSUIT OF HAPPINESST DEMOCRACY IN ITSELF I8 A FORM DF CHRIS- TIAN BROTHERHOOD--WE SHOULD RECOGNIZE AND TAKE STOCK OF ITS ADVANTAGES AND COMPARE THEM WITH THE ADVANTAGES OF ANY OTHER FORM OF GOV- ERNMENT. WE SHOULD AWAKEN AND BASK IN THE LIGHT OF OUR BLESSINGS. IT MEANS MUCH WHEN PEOPLE IN GOVERNMENT ARE RECOGNIZED AS INDIVIDUALS. THINK OF A DICTATDRSHIP. LIKE A FLOCK OF DAY IN AND DAY DUT, THE PEOPLE THEIR OWN EXISTENCEQ THEY ARE AND THAT IS ALL. ONE AND ALL ALIKE. TENDING THEM WITH HIS STAFF IS THE SHEEP LEARN TO LOOK FORDS THEM A KIND OF PROTECTION IS THE PRIME SILLY SHEEP, KNOW ONLY OF PROVIDED FOR IS AS ANOTHER. EACH THEM AND RULING ovER THE SHEPHERD. To HIM FOR GUIDANCE. HE AF- PROTECTION, AND THIS EVIL OF THEIR EXIST- ENCE. THEY BECOME A GROUP WITH ONE BRAIN. THE FAULTS OF THIS BRAIN ARE THE FAULTS OF THE NATION. WITHOUT THEIR LEADER THEY ARE AS FOOLISH AND UNINTELLIGENT AS UNCONTROLLED SHEEP, AND THEY LEND THENSELYES READILY TO UNWISE NATIDNAL POLICYD WE ARE A NATION OF INDIVIDUALS. WE LEARN TO CARE FOR AND PROVIDE FOR OURSELVES. WE DO NOT HAVE JUST ONE LEADER. WE ARE A NATION OF LEADERS. IN AMERICA' WE DO NOT BELIEVE IN THE POLICY OF THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTESTI. WE TRAIN THE WEAKER TO BE FIT. AWAKEN, THEN, TO YOUR BLESSINGS. DEvELoP YOUR LATENT POWERS AND REFUSE T0 BE A SHEEP. G. ESTELLE --- 0 --- TOLERANCE AND DEMOCRACY I WAS SHOCKED TO HEAR AN AMERICAN GIRL OF ABOUT SIXTEEN SAY THAT SHE APPROVED OF THE WAY IN WHICH HITLER IS TREATING THE JEWSQ WHEN ASKED WHY, SHE ANSWERED THAT THEY THOUGHT THEY wERE BETTER THAN OTHERS AND WERE DISHDNEST. I UNDERSTOOD THAT SHE HAD BASED HER DECISION ON HER ASSOCIATION WITH JEWISH GIRLS IN SCHOOL. I AM QUITE SURE THAT THIS GIRL DIDN'T KNOW ANY JEWISH GIRLS VERY WELL YET SHE WAS WILLING T0 SAY THAT ALL JEwS ARE UNDESIRABLE. WHEN I HEAR THINGS LIKE THIS, I DOUBT THAT THESE PEOPLE ARE TRUE AMERICANS. OH YES I KNOW THEY ARE AMERICAN CITIZENS, BUT THEY ARE LACKING IN AMERICAN SPIRIT AND IDEALS. I THINK THAT IT IS A MISTAKE TO PASS JUDGMENT ON SOMETHING WHICH WE KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT AND A STILL GREATER MISTAKE T0 PASS JUDGMENT IST Row IL T0 RI WARD, ESTELLE, STRONG, REED, GRIDLEY 2ND Row IL T0 RI PERSONEUS, MCCUNE, RICHARDS, HOVEY, EDWARDS CSSL ANNUAL STAFF BKV VCASTEIZ LAST FALL, OUR BROADCASTER STAFF, HEADED BY MARIAN EDWARDS, AND GUIDED BY MRS. STRONG AND MR. PATTINSON, SCURRIED AN EDITION TO PUB- LICATION JUST IN TIME T0 TAKE IT TO SYRACUSE TO THE PRESS CONFERENCE. THE PAPER WAS DATED AHEAD IN ORDER THAT IT MIGHT HAVE A DAY HEAD- ING. THE PAPER RECEIVED CLASS A AwARD. WHILE IT RECEIVED SUPERIOR AWARD LAST YEAR, WE STILL FEEL WE HAVE A PRETTY GOOD PAPER. SEVEN DELEGATES, BESIDES OUR ADVISORS, WERE SENT T0 THE PRESS CONFERENCE. THEY WERE MARIAH EDWARDS, KENNETH NICHOLS, MERVYN MESER- YY, JEAN BUTTERFIELD, PHYLLIS RICHARDS, ATH- ENE WARD, AND PHYLLIS MCCUNE. THEY LEFT BRIGHT AND EARLY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, IN THE STATION WAGON WITH MR. PATTINSON AS CHAUFFEUE MRS. STRONG AND THE GIRLS STAYED AT THE ONON- DAGA HOTEL, WHILE MR. PATTINSON AND THE BOYS STAYED AT THE MIZPAH HOTEL. ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND SATURDAY MORNING, IN THE ONONDAGA, EVERYONE ATTENDED A BANQUET AND DANCE IN THE BALLROOM OF THE ONONDAGA. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, EVERYONE SHIYERED THROUGH A FOOTBALL GAME BETWEEN SYRACUSE AND MICHIGAN STATE. THE FINAL SCORE, IN SPITE OF ALL THE CHEERS, WAS IN FAVOR OF MICHIGAN STATE. THE GAME WAS RATHER SPOILED FOR CANDORITES BY THE GENEROUS USE OF HSTINK-B0MBS.u ALL DEPARTED FOR HOME IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE GAME. THE NEXT EDITION OF THE BROADCASTER IS EXPECTED TO BE PUT OUT AROUND MEMORIAL DAY- AFTER THIS ANNUAL IS ALL FINISHED. --- 0 --- ITOLERANCE AND DEMOCRACY--CONT., ON A LARGE GROUP OF PEOPLE BECAUSE OF THE ACP IONS OF A FEw FROM THAT GROUP. WHY IS TOLERANCE SO IMPORTANT TO A DEMO- CRACY WHEN IT IS SO UNIMPORTANT T0 DICTATOR- SHIPS? BECAUSE WE MUST HAvE TOLERANCE IN DEMOCRACY OR IT WILL SOON BE A DICTATORSHIP, A DEMOCRACY IS WA GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE, AND FOR THE PEOPLEU. THIS DOESN'T MEAN A GOVERNMENT OF, BY, AND FOR THE RICH, EDUCATED, WHITE, OR CHRISTIAN PEOPLE IN THE NATION. IT MEANS A GOVERNMENT OF, BY, AND FOR THE RICH AND POOR, EDUCATED AND UNED- UCATED, WHITE AND BLACK, CHRISTIANS AND NON- CHRISTIANS. AS SOON AS WE ALLOW ONE OF THESE GROUPS TO BE DEPRIVED OF ITS RIGHTS WE HAvE STARTED OUR DOWNFALL. ICONT. IN NEXT COLUMN, IST Row IL T0 RI BUTTERFIELD, WARD, EDWARDS, RICHARDS 2ND ROWIL T0 RISTRONG, MCCUNE,GRlDLEY,SMITH, PATTINSON 3RD Row IL T0 RIBLINN,HOWELL,MESERVEY,LUCIANI,ESTELLE, NICHOLS M UN ITURS STU WIT RUL TY! I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. THE GES ARE MEN AND WHI OF PRO AL SOU TEN ENO TEN ING CAS CAT AND THE OUT WAS TOL YOU HAN AT MID-TERMS A GROUP OF CONSCIENTIOUS DENTS,WITH THOUGHT OF BETTERING CONDITIONS HIN THE SCHOOL, MET AND DREW UP A LIST OF ES TO GOVERN AND IMPROVE TRAFFIC AND SAFE- WALK IN HALLS WALK ON STAIRS KEEP T0 THE RIGHT IN ALL TRAFFIC DO NOT LOITER IN THE HALLS STUDENTS SHOULD NOT BE NOISY OR BOISTEROUS IN THE SCHOOL BUILDING. ONLY YELLOW CREPE OR SNEAKERS ARE TO BE WORN ON THE GYM FLOOR. LUNCHES SHALL BE EATEN ONLY IN THE HOME ROOMS AND GYM. ABSOLUTELY N0 PLAYING IN THE BASEMENTS OR LOCKER ROOMS. DO NOT WRITE ON THE WALLS OF THE SCHOOL BUILDING OR OTHERWISE DEFACE THE SCHOOL PROPERTY. MONITORS WERE GIVEN PINS TO DISTINGUISH M FROM REGULAR STUDENTS AND POSTED AT CON- TED POINTS TO AID IN TRAFFIC PROBLEMSSTHEY NOT IN ANY WAY T0 BE CONFUSED WITH POLICE , BECAUSE PRIMARILY THEIR JOB IS TO ASSISB SECONDLY TO ENFORCE THE CH ORDINARILY ARE OBEYED STUDENTS WITHOUT TROUBLE. EACH WEEK THE MONITORS BLEMS AND PROCEDURES. IF HAS CONSISTENTLY BEEN A RCE OF TROUBLE HE DR SHE D THE MEETING. IF THE OFFENCES ARE SEVERE UGH, THE INDIVIDUAL IS ASSIGNED T0 A DE- TION HALL, CONDUCTED BY THE MONITORS DUR- THE NOON HOUR, FOR A WEEK OR MORE, AS THE E MAY BE. HERE HE HAS AN OPPORTUNITY T0 CH UP ON SOME UNDISTURBED STUDY. MERLE LOYEJOY, OUR MOST CONSCIENTIOUS LOYAL MONITOR AND THE ONE TO wHOM MUCH OF SUCCESS OF THE MONITOR SYSTEM IS DUE, WAS OF SCHOOL WITH ILLNESS WHEN THE PICTURE TAKEN. LIST OF NEW LAWS BY THE MAJORITY MEET TO DISCUSS SOME INDIVIDU- VIOLATOR AND A IS ASKED TO AT- --- 0 --- ITOLERANCE AND DEMOCRACY--CONT., THIS IS WHY YOU AS AN AMERICAN MUST HAVE ERANCE TOWARD THOSE ABOUT YOU AND THOSE IN R DEMOCRACY. TOLERANCE AND DEMOCRACY GD D IN HAND. DESTROY ONE AND YOU HAVE DE- STROYED THE OTHER. VANETTEN, KRAWICI BAKER, DENCE, MESERVEY miwnw SENIOR HISTORY SENIORS OF 19401 HDW CROWN UP THAT SOUNDS! How LONG WE HAVE WAITED AND LDDKED FORWARD T0 THE DAY WHEN WE WOULD BE SENIORS. NDW THAT LONG'LO0KED-FOR TIME HAS COME, FDR THE MOST OF us OUR SCHOOL LIFE IS NEARLY SENIVRS l I2-3-4Ig SPEAKING CONTESTIS-4,3 JR. A SR. PLAYI3-4IglHTRAMuRAL BOARD f4IgBASKETBALL MGR. f4,QBASKETBALL I3Ig SOCCER I4IgvIcE- K, NICHOLS OVER. INSTEAD OF FEELING THAT WE KNOW EVERVTHING NOW WE FEEL THAT WE HAVE ONLY STARTED OUR EDUCATION, WHICH WILL CONTINUE THROUGHOUT OUR LIVES. AS SENIORS WE AREN'T SO SURE AS WE WERE, HOMESICK FOR MAKING PLANS GOOD OLD CANDOR FDR THE FUTURE DUT. WE WOULD LIKE T0 THANK TEACHERS FOR OUR CLASS BOYS.WHEN WE SAYING, THAT THE GRAND START IS COMPOSED OF THAT WE WON'T BE RATHER CENTRAL AGAIN. WE ARE ALL AND HOPE THEY WILL WORK EACH AND EVERYONE OF OUR THEY HAVE GIVEN US. SIXTEEN GIRLS AND ELEVEN WERE FRESHNEN,WE SEEM T0 REMEMBER SOMEONE WE WERE HTHE GREENEST CLASS OF FRESHMEN THEY HAD EVER SEEN.u SINCE THAT TIME WE HAVE SEEN BUSY DISPROVING THAT BELIEF. IN DUR JUNIOR YEAR WE PUT ON A PLAYNFOR PETE'S SAKEu.WE HAD THE WDDDHULL BDYS FDR OUR JUNIDR DANcE.As SENIORS WE HAVE PUT ON THE PLAYHBUTTON BUTTONHAWE HAD THE BLUE MOON FOR DUR SENIOR DANCE. WE ALSD TOOK CHARGE OF SCHOOL PlCTURES,LUNCHES,SOLD CANDY AND MAGIC SLATES AND SERVED SEVERAL R0-KI SUPPERS IN ORDER T0 EARN MDNEV FDR DUR SENIOR TRIP T0 WASHINGTON. MARIAH EDWARDS--MARY ANN TRADEMARK: A DREAM COME TRUE MARIAH ADDS MUCH COLOR T0 DUR CLASS BOTH FROM HER HAIR AND HER HAPPY GDNGENIAL MAHNER. SHE IS ONE OF OUR BEST WORKERS AND WILL MAKE A PERFECT SECRETARY FOR SOMEONE. EFFICIENCY IS AN ASSET T0 success, MARIAH. CHEERLEADER III: PRDMPTER OF PLAYS I3-4Ig TREAS. OF CLASSll,: BASKETBALLKIISLAYVEMBER OF couNcILI3I: PRES. OF CLASSKS-4I2ANNUAL STAFFf3-4IjBROADCASTER sTAFFf3-41 TUMBLING TEAMI4I: SEC.0F INTRAMURAL BOARD or DIRECTORS l4Ig CAP.0F INTRAMURAL TEAM I4Ig SPEAKING CONTEST I4I. M. ANDERSON R. AIDERSDN Maw KENNETH NIGNDLS--KEN TRADEMARK: NOTHING SATISFIES LIKE QUALITY KEN IS A POPULAR SENIOR BECAUSE HE NAS A SMILE FOR EVERYDNE AND IS ALWAYS CHEERFULSHE NAS PRDVED T0 BE AN EXCELLENT BASKETBALL MANAGER AND VlCE'PRES'0F THE CLASSAHIS CHIEF INTEREST IS SCIENTIFIC WORK. MAY You ALWAYS BE AS SUCCESSFUL OUT OF scNooL AS You HAVE BEEN WITH US, KEN. SCIENCE CLUBQQIWQ BRDADDASTER I2-3-4IQANNUAL PRES. OF GLASS I4Ig TREAS, or INTRAMURAL BOARD IAI. f?7ie,L4Ee2ffi MARY ANDERSON--MAMIE TRADEMARK: WHEN CUPIO DEALS THE cARDS, You PICK THE WINNER. MARY GAME T0 Us AT THE BEGINNING OF OUR SOPH. YEAR. SHE HAS BEEN IN BOTH JR. AND SR. PLAYS AND IS ON DUR TUMBLING TEAM. BEST WISHES FOR success, MARY. FIRST AIDIIIgTAP DANGINGIII-O.F.A. GLEE CLUBf2I3JUNlOR AND SENIOR PLAYS I3-4I--C.C.S. Why! RUBY ANDERSON--RUBY TRADEMARK: I DoN'T NAHT LOVE T0 PASS ME BY. RUBY IS ONE OF OUR MORE QUIET, DIGNIFIED SENIOR GIRLS. SHE JOINED Us IN HER SOPHS YEAR AND NAS TAKEN PART IN BOTH OF OUR CLASS PLAYS AND IS ON THE TUMBLING TEAM. MAY Success BE YOURS, RUBY. TAP DANCING CLUB III, SGRISBLERS CLUBIII-0.F.A. JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS I3-4Ig GLEE CLUB I2I-C.C.S. if CASSIE BEBEL--CASSIE TRADEMARK! QUIET BY DAY, BUSY BY NIGHT. CAsSIE'S vLEASANT,cHEERFUL MAHNER MAKES HER POPULAR WITH EvERvoNE.SHE IS ALWAYS ON HAND WHEN THERE IS WORK T0 BE DONE AND WAS ouR GLASS SEGRETARV FDR T10 YEARS, Gooo LUCK ALWAYS, CASSIE. CLASS sECRETlRYf2'3v:CoMu'TTEESt3'4,:'NTRAMURIL LEADER f4Ig SEC. OF STUDENTS ASSOCIATION I4I. C. BEBEL VF l94U U -. JOY LATHRDP--JDY ' LATHR0' TRADEMARK: THE SMILE OF BEAUTY IS THE SMILE OF HEALTH. M. HARMON JOY IS A QUIET SORT OF GIRL BUT IS ALWAYS READY T0 HELP WHENEVER NEEDED. HER MARKS HAvE ALWAYS BEEN Goon JEAN BuTTERF'ELD--JEAN'E M. KA'ooN IN SCHOOL AND WE BELIEVE SHE WILL MAKE A SUccESS or wHATEvER SHE DOES. YouR HARD WORK IN SCHOOL, Jov, WILL RERAY You IN LATER LIFE. HDMEMAKING CLUD13-4lgSREAKING CONTEST13-4lANNUAL13-4,1 COMMITTEES I3-Ayg FRENCH CLUB 145g CLASS SEC- 145. In 1' MARDELLA HARMDN-MARGIE TRADEMARK: AFTER A MAN'S HEART MARDIE I5 A FAVORITE WITH ALL or US FOR T10 REASONS, THE FIRST IS HER PLEASING PERSONALITY AND THE SECOND IS THAT SHE HAS CHARGE or OUR CLASS MDNEY. BEST UISNES FOR A SUCCESSFUL LIFE, MARCIE. GLEE CLUB 12-3-43: CLASS TRElSq 1433 SRETCH CLUB 145g HOMEMAKING CLUB13-4,:SPEAKlNG CONTEST14,g ANNUAL STAFF 141: COMMITTEES 141. 'ywf-fc62A,f MARY KAIDON-'MARY TRADEMARK: MILES OF SMILES MARY'S CNEERFUL SMILE IS WELL KNOWN IN CANDOR CEN- TRAL. SHE I5 ALWAYS READY AND WILLING T0 HELP WHENEYER NEEDED.KEEF SMILING, MARY, AND VOU'RE SURE T0 succEED. HANDY CLUB1llj'O.F.A.GLEE CLus12-43g COMMITTEES13-41 g WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE 141g ANNUAL STAFF 141. W . CHARLES BURDICK-'CHUCK TRADEMARK: I ALWAYS HAvE FUN- CHUDK IS ONE OF oUR UFUTURE FARMERS OF AMERIDAU. HE IS PRESIDENT OF THE F.F.A. AND HAS TAKEN PART IN MANY SCHOOL AND CLASS ACTIVITIES. KEEP up THE Gooo WORK. F.F.A. 1IJg F.F.A. VICE-PRES.12,5 CLASS VICE-PRES.13,3 LAYVEMBER13Jg DRAMATlCS13-4,2 AG. BASKET8ALL13,gF.F,A. TRADEMARK: THE SKIN You LOVE T0 TOUCH, JEANIE IS THE ARTIST OF OUR CLASS, SHE HAS DONE ART WORK ON BROADCASTER,ANNUAL AND OTHER WORK, SHE IS AN- OTHER OF OUR TUMBLERS AND IS THE HEAD CHEERLEADERS HER EXCELLENT LEADING HAS HELPED T0 WIN MANY GAMES FOR US. BASKETBALL12,Q CHEERLEADlNG12-3-4,:TUUBLING TEAV13-41g JUNIOR PLAY 1333 BRDADGASTER 12-3-413 GLEE CLUB 121. JQLMLE6 KENNETH DYKEMAN--DYKY TRADEMARK: You MHGHT cATcH ME NAPPINGA KENNETH IS ANOTHER OF DUR QUIET SENIORSSHE IS ALWAYS READY T0 HELP AND HAS SEEN FouND TD BE A GooD DISH- WASHER. ALWAYS D0 YOUR BEST IN ALL You DO. F,F.A.1I-2-3-413 SENIOR PLAY 1413 SPEAKING CONTEST14lg ANNUAL SALESMAN 141. M-1,0327 XZQ-my! CLASS WILL WE,THE SENIOR CLASS OF I940,MAKE THIS ouR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT:To THE PRESENT JUNIOR CLASS VE LEAHE oUR HDMERDDM AND CLASS ADVISOR AS WELL AS DUR QUIET DIGNI' TY AND BEST WISHES PROVIDING THEY BECOME SENIORSS To PHYLLIS RIDHARDS- MY QUIET NATURE---RUBY ANDERSON To ELEANOR JENNINGS- ALL Eooo LEFT FROM BANQUETS 1FOR ADDED WEIGHT, To LAURA STEVENS------'-'--- '-'-- G!9ILO ESTELLE To BETTY HOVEY- ALL MY ALFRED DATES-' ---- -LEoNA PERHAH To ATHENE WARD- MY ALARM CLOCK---'-JEAN BUTTERFIELO To MR. MACCOY' MY GuM----------- ------- ELLA JANTz To MARY DEAN- ALL MY NOISE IN HISTORY CLASS -'A. REED To MISS BLADKMAN- ALL NY OVERDUE PAPERS----P, KAIDON To BERTHA DEPUTRON- MY ABILITY T0 TALK--- ---- C. BEBEL To TDMMY CRAIG- ALL THE TROUT OF THE SEASON-GUESS WHO? To Boa NICHOLS' MY ABILITY T0 MAKE EXCUSES---T, FLAYIN PREs.14Jg VICE-PRES. STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 14,QWAYS ANC To HARVEY H'GG'N50N' MY HE'GNT CL'FT0N R'CHAR95 MEANS COMMITTEE 1415 3pEAK,NG CONTEST 145, To Bos BROWN- MY QUIET, UNASSUMING MANNER--J. LATHRDR To ELEANOR ABBEY' ALL STRAY SNAPSNOTS'--'-'Fa WOODFORD To THE FRESHMAN- MY WAYS WITH THE WOMEN' ---- -L. SNYDER MY DESIRE T0 BE JOHN SMITH T0 ANYONE WND CAN FIND A POCONONTAS KENNETH DYKEMAN C BURDIOK J. BUTTERFIELD K, DVKEUAN To ERNEST BLADKMER- MY GURLY HA1R '-CHARLES BURDIGK To BERTHA DE PuTRoN-MY MONOPOLY ON THE CAROLINE SPECIAL EvERY MORNING AND NIGHT'R. ROUNSEVELL To PHYLLIS MCCUNE-MY DANCING FEET ------ -E. GRENDLDS To MR. MCDERMID-MY MANNER T0 HATCH HIS SMILE M. HARMDN To ScHooNovER-MY CHEERFULNESS----K, NICHOLS To K. BLINN-MY MENTAL INGENUITY--L. WILLARD WITNESSES GEDFFREY CHAUCER SIGNED FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT SENIOR CLASS 1l940l T. FLW G' ESTELLL GERALD ESTELLE--JERRv TRADEMARK: WHAT KIND OF WORLD IS THIS? JERRY IS ONE OF OUR SCHOOL LEADERS. HE I5 PRES. OF THE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION AND EDlTOR'lN'CHlEF OF THE ANNUAL. You HAVE A GOOD START IN LIFE, JERRY. CONTINUE T0 DO WELL AND SOMEDAY You VILL BE LEADER IN OTHER FIELDS..- JUDGING TEAM13-41g SEC- OF F.F.A.131: F.F.A.1l-2-3-413 VIGE-PRES. OF F.F.A.1413COMMITTEES 141 STUDENT'COUNClL 131g PRES. STUDENT COUNCIL 1413 ASSISTANT ED.DF ANNUAL 131QBROADCASTER141: WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE 1415 ED.- IN-CHIEF or ANNUAL 141g Bus. MGR. OF SR. PLAY 141. THEODORE FLAVIN--TEDDY TRADEMARK: WATCH THE MOTOR-BIKES G0 BY- TEDDY IS AN INTELLIGENT SENIDR. HE IS INTERESTED IN SCIENCE AND MATH. IN THE FUTURE, VILL PROBABLY BE ONE OF DUR GREAT SCIENTISTSA Gooo LUGK, TEDDY. JUNIOR PLAY 1313 SENIOR PLAY 1413 BASEBALL 13-41: ANNUAL SALES 121 ELIZABETH GRENOLDS-LIZZIE TRADEMARK: LETS GO PLACES- LIzzIE JDINED DUR CLASS THIS YEAR AND HAS BEEN A PLEASANT ADDITIDN. HER FAVORITE OCCUPATIONS ARE DANCING AND SPORTS. WE ARE SURE SHE WILL MAKE A Gooo NURSE. ORCHESTRA 12-31g BAND 12-315 DRAMATICS CLUB 12-313 CHEERLEADER 1113 ARCHER 1213 SOFTBALL 1I-213 LIBRARY CLUB 1213--SPENGER. FRENCH CLUsg-C.C.S. ELLA JANTz--ELLIE TFADEMARK! RENDEZVOUS WITH LOVELINESSA ELLA IS A CAREFREE GIRL WHO ENJOYS A LITTLE LAUGH- TER AS WELL AS THE REST OF us. SHE IS FDND OF DANCING AND WISHES T0 BECOME A HAIR DRESSER.BEST OF LUCK,ELLAA TAP DANCING CLUB 1I1g FIRST AID CLUB 1I1g-0.F.A. HOME- MAKWNG CLUB 13-41: CDMMITTEES 14LgZ!9 E, GRE SLNIURS NDLDS POLLY KAIDDN-PDLLY TRADEMARK: NINTY-NINE AND FORTY-FOUR ONE NUNDREDTNS PER CENT PURE. POLLY'S ALERTNESS AND FRIENDLINESS HAS WON HER MANY FRIENDS. SHE HAS ALWAYS BEEN ON HAND TO TAKE PART IN sPoRTs AND CAN TAKE ROUGH PLAYING. YOUR SPARKLING PERSDNALITY, POLLY, WILL PAVE YOUR WAY IN THE FUTURE. INTRAMURAL LEADER 141g CDMMITTEES 13-41. P.-l2?.71f' HELENE KEssLER--TUBBY TRADEMARK: NEW TNRILLS TUBBY IS THE JITTERBUG OF DUR CLASS. SHE IS ALWAYS ON NAND AT ALL DANCES. THE TUMBLING TEAM AND BASKET- BALL PLAYING ARE HER FAvDRITE sPoRTs. KEEP UP THE coop YORK, TUBBY. BASKETBALL 1I-213 GLEE CLUB1l-21: SPEAKING CONTEST131g JUNIOR PLAY1313SENl0R PLAY141gTUM8LlNG TEAM 141gCMEER- LEADER 1l1QFRENCH CLuB141g ANNUAL STAFF141gBROADCASTER E7qLLf!4f14.L- ei! THERESA LUGIANI--TERRY TRADEMARK: MY HEART IS LIKE A SINGING BIRD. ' TERRY IS AN EXCELLENT SINGER AND AGTRESS. SHE VAS IN BOTH JUNIOR AND SEHIDR PLAYS. YDUR NURSE'S TRAINING VILL BE A GREAT HELP T0 You, TERRY, WHEN You BRING OTHERS BACK T0 HEALTH. DANCING CLUB 111-O.F,A. GLEE CLUB 12-3-413 INTRAMURAL BOARD 1413 JUNIOR PLAY 1313 SENIOR PLAY 141, z444t23zzz if LEONA PERHAM--LEE TRADEMARK: FINGERTIPS ON PARADE LEE IS A POPULAR GIRL IN DUR GLASS AND IS TEASEU A LOT BY THE Bovs. SHE IS FUND OF NEW CLOTHES AND HAS SET THE STYLE FDR MANY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS. SHE HAS PRE- PARED FDDD FDR SEVERAL BANQUETS AND IS TREASURER qf THE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION. BEST OF LUGK, LEONA- JR. L SR. PLAYS 13-41g BASKETBALL 1I-213 VICE'PRES. OF cLAss 1I1g GLEE CLUB121g TREAS, OF STUDENT COUNClL141g WAYS AND MEANS COM,141g HOUEUAKINC CLUB 12-3-41gBRoAD- GASTER 141g ANNUAL 1415 INTRAUURAL BOARD 141. VPRQMQL., STAFF 141. E. JAITZ P. KAIDDN 555327 if H. KESSLER T, LUGIANI L, pgRnAu VF-94.9 ARDEn REED-SHRIMP N' NEED TRADEMARK! Bla ENOUGH FDR THE Joe. ARoEn IS Tne nousaesv Dov ll ouR CLASS, AS Tne sTu- DENTS IN HISTORY CLASS WELL Know. He ISN'T AFRAID or l0RK,THOUGH. HE VAS ouR LEADER IN THE MAGAZINE SELLING CONTEST ANU Due T0 EXCELLENT YORK 'ILL PROBABLY se UANAGER OF SOME LARGE STORE. JUNIOR PLAY 1315 CIRCULATION MANAGER OF ANNUAL 145g F.F.A. 5 coM. 1I-2-3-Al: Juocunc TEAM 13-413 CoM.14l. CLIFTON RIcnARos--CLIF TRADEMARK: CAN You SPARE A MDMERT FOR A LDNESOUE Pun? CLIFTON HAS seen vERv AcTIve IN aovn BASEBALL AND BASKETBALL. HE COMES FROU A UUSICAL FAMILY AND IE WELL KNOl'HE Llxes TO PUT on A cuTE ACT ABOUT 'THREE LITTLE FISHIESWA WE nove YouR FUTURE YEARS AT DELHI VILL ae AS HAPPY AS YouR nucn SCHOOL DAYS. F.F.A.1I-2-3-4Jg BASKETBALL1l'2-3-4, CLASS TREASURER13,gANNUAL STAFF 1413 TREAs. F.F.A. 1413 JunIoR PLAY 131 gBASEBALL1l-2-3-4, STOCK JUDGlNG13-4, 3 BROADCASTER 13lg ORCHESTRA 143g GLEE CLUB 13-43, 'QQ RICHARD RounsevELL--DIcK TRADEMARK: THREE FREE Lessons. DIcK IS THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION IN ouR CLASS. HE I5 CONTINUALLY TELLING JOKES AND ACTING UP.MISS PARKER IS HIS GREATEST INTEREST ll HISTORY CLASS. CONTINUE LIFE WITH YOUR JOLLY UANNER AND we FEEL SURE You WlLL COME ouT on TOP, DICK. ORCHESTRA 13-43: F.F.A.1I-2-3-413 CLASS SECRETARY 125. HENRIETTA SHEVALIER-HENRY TRADEMARK: Goes A LONG WAY TO MAKE HENRIETTA HAS RECEIVED TNE Nonon ANCE FDR TWELVE YEARS. SNE INTENDS THE NEAR FUTURE. SUCCESS. PUNCTUALITY IS FRIENDS- OF PERFECT ATTEND' TO BE A NURSE ll A GREAT ASSET TO GLEE CLUB 12-3-41g ANNUAL 141g BROADCASTER 141. H. SNEVALIER A af , 4 Cv Rfcnlnos R- ROUISEVELL LAWRENCE SNYDER-LARRY TRADEMARK: NIcE TO DRlVE........ IISFORTUNE DURING nls nlon SCHOOL LIFE LARRY NAD A euT FINDS THAT LIFE cAn ae BRIGHT IF LOOKEO AT IN Tne RIGHT DAY. HE IS CHEERFUL AND VERY POPULAR. We WISH YOU SUCCESS IN DESERVE IT' PUBLIC SPEAKING 12Jg Pow-wow 1lJg F.F.A. 1l3--0-F-A- F.F.A. 12-3-43: F.F.A. TREAS- 123: F-F-A- VICE-PRES' WEL ESTHER LIKES DANCING AND IS ANOTHER OF OUR GIRLS wno SETS THE RAcE FDR CLOTHING STYLES. HER PLEASING PERSONALITY 'ILL PAYE HER MAY TO SUCCESS. Gooo LucK,ET PRESIDENT HoMEMAKInc CLUB 143. EVERYTHING YOU DO LARRY, YOU CERTAINLY l3,'CacuS0 ESTNER STEVENS-ET TRADEMARK: DESTINED TO BE ADOREDA LOUIS WILLARD--LouIE TRADEMARK! WAKE uv AND SLEEP, Louue IS ouR STAR BASKETBALL PLAYER AND IS REALLY QUITE BRIGHT EVEN THOUGH ne Does ACT A5 IF HE WERE SLEEPING MOST OF THE TIME. Due T0 cLERKINc EXPERIENCE IN A LOCAL STORE, ne MAY BECOME A PROPRIETOR- BASKETBALL13-4,3 FOOTBALL 1315 SOCCER13-4,3 INTRAMURAL BOARD 1473 SENIOR PLAY MANAGER 141. Mm! TRADEMARK: Tne HAPPY noMe LIFE OF A BACHELOR. wooov HAS seen ausuness MANAGER OF THE sEnIoR DANCE AnD SENIOR PLAY AND DID A sooo Jos. THE UNDERTAKINC Dusuness nAs seen nus cnner AIM. MAY Youn MOPES NOT VANISH IN Tnnn AIR sur eecoue REALITY. SPEAKING CONTEST12-3,3 JunIoR PLAY 131g DANCE CoM.14jg Busuness MANAGER 14,QANlUAL SALES13,QBROADCASTER1I-21, ,L ' Nb A FRANKLIN WooDFoRD--WooDY ,Efg Y vwrllybqg L. SRYDER E. STEVENS L, WILLARD F. WOODFORD JUN OUT OUR FRESNMEN YEAR IN SEPT. l937. WE WERE INITIATED AT OUR ANNUAL HALLDWE'EN PARTY. OUR FIRST PARTY WAS T0 BE A TAFFY PULL BUT TOO MANY cooxs MUST HAVE SPOILED IT OR ELSE THE MOON WASN'T RIGHT BE- cAUSE THE MIXTURE FAILED TO BE ANY WHERE NEAR LIKE TAFFY. THE CLASS PLAYED GAMES AND HAD AN ENJOYABLE TIME IN THE AUDITORIUH. MR. PATTINSON OUR FRESHMAN ADVISOR WENT YEAR. WE HAD A MARY Duaownx, WE ST WITH US INTO OUR SOPHOMORE MEETING IN WHICH WE ELECTED PRESIDENT, MARGARET GRIDLEY, ELEANOR ABBEV,SECRETARY AND TREASURER. AT THE HALLOWE'EN A PLAY 'THE FATAL QUEsT,' VICE PRESIDENT: ARTHUR HOwELL, PARTY WE PUT ON HAD A 'FORTUNE TELLING BOOTHN WITH ELEANOR ABBEY AS THE 'GYPSY' AND A GBINGO' GAME. LATER WHEN WE HAD LOTS OF SNOW AND COLD WEATHER WE HAD A REGULAR OLD-FASHIONED SLEIGH RIDE. THEN WHEN WE RETURNED WE WENT T0 THE HOME OF OUR DRIVER, FRANK CAMPBELL, FOR EATS GAMES AND MORE FUN. ON DECEMBER I4, WE SERVED SUPPER TO THE R0-KI CLUB, WE ALSO PREPARED LUNCHES FOR A MONTH. AND SERVED NOON THIS YEAR WE STARTED OUT THE YEAR WITH AN ELECTION OF OFFICERS! PRESIDENT, MERVYN MESERVY: VICE PRESIDENT, BETTY HOVEYQ SEORE- TARY, CAROL CRAMER: TREASURER, FRED MARSHALL. FOR THE HALLOWE'EN PARTY WE DECORATED THE GYM WITH THE HELP OF ATTEHPTED TO SELL POP CORN CESSFUL. THE JUNIORS HAVE SOLD PENNANTS WHICH HAVE THE WHITE ON A BLUE BACKGROUND- EVEN THOUGH THE SENIORS WE ARE WE HAVE SOMETHING T0 THE FRESHHEN. WE AND WERE VERY suc- NEARLV ONE HUNDRED LETTERS C.C.S. IN ARE HIGHER THAN FEEL BIG ABOUT. NLL THREE OF THE SPEAKING CONTEST PRIZES WERE wON BY JUNIORS. ELEANOR JENNINGS FIRST, MAR- GARET GRIDLEY SECOND, BETTY HOVEV, THIRD. SO YOU CAN SEE WE HAVE GAINED SOMETHING IN OUR JUNIOR YEAR AFTER FAILING NEARLY EVERYTHING ATTEMPTED IN OUR FIRST Two YEARS. IST Row IL T0 RISCNARF,RlCHARDS,CRAMER,HOVEY, MESERVEY, MARSHALL, MOCUNE, GRIDLEY 2ND Row QL T0 RI ABSEY,COLBURN,DEAN,JENNINGS, WARD, A,, JACKSON, KRAWIC, PARKER SRD Row IL T0 RI DEPUTRON, HOHELL, CAMPBELL, BUTTERFIELD, HIGINSON, WARD, J.,HAWES,TUCKER. REED UR THREE JUNIORS, ATHENE WARD, PHYLLIS Mc- CUNE, BETTY HOVEY ATTENDED THE NEw YORK STATE BUSINESS EDUCATION DISTRICT CONTEST AT HORSE- HEADS APRIL TWENTY-SEVENTH- THEY ACTED AS A TYPING TEAM AND EACH ONE TOOK PART IN THE IN- DIVIDUAL TYPING CONTEST. THE EMPIRE STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION MEET- ING HELD NOVEMBER THIRD AND FOURTH FOUND Us WELL REPRESENTED BY FIVE MEMBERS OF THE BROAD- CASTER STAFF. NINE OF THE JUNIOR CLASS ARE MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA. WE REALIZED THAT FACT WHEN MRS. IVES ANNOUNOED THAT THE ORCHESTRA COULD NOT FURNISH MUSIC BETWEEN ACTS OF THE JUNIOR PLAY. ATHENE WARD I8 ASSISTANT EDITOR OF THE ANNUAL AND PHYLLIS MCCUNE IS FEATURE EDITOR. WE HELPED THE SENIORS PREPARE AND SERVE REFRESHHENTS FOR THE POLIO PARTY GIVEN IN THE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM T0 BENEFIT THE INFANTILE PARALYSIS FUND. THE JUNIORS PRESENTED A COMEDY THREE ACT PLAY 'PLAIN JANE' APRIL I9 AND 2OTH. THE TIME WAS SUMMER IN AN EASTERN CITY. THE CAST WAS AS FOLLOWS! JENNY, THE MAID-MARY DUBOWIKQ PARSONS, THE BUTLER--MERVYN MESERVY: ELLEN, THE COOK--BETTY HOVEY: VALERIE VANDYRE, AUNT EMMA'S SECRETARV--MARGARET GRIDLEY, AUNT EMMA MARSDEN, WHO HOLDS THE PURSE STRINGS--PHYLLIS MCCUNEQ BRANT COLEMAN, HEIR NUMBER ONE--FRED MARSHALL, CLAYTON COLEMAN, HIS FATHER--ARTHUR HOWELL, HOwARD MARSDEN, HEIR NUMBER TWO-KEITH TUCKERQ MRS. BEATRICE MARSDEN, HIS MOTHER-- ATHENE WARD, ROLFE MARSDEN, HEIR NUMBER THREE --JAMES WARD, JANE JUDKINS, AUNT EMMA'S NIECE --ELEANOR JENNINGS, THE PLAY WAS VERY suc- CESSFUL. THE ANNUAL JUNIOR PROM WAS HELD MAY IO. LOREMORE'S ORCHESTRA FROM CORTLAND FURNISHEC MUSIC FOR ROUND AND SQUARE DANCES. BETTY HOYEY- 'IT SOUNDS LIKE HOT AIR' CAROL CRAMER- 'OH LOOK WHO'S HERE' ELEANOR JENNINGS- 'TAKE IT OH LEAVE IT' WINIFRED JACKSON- nI'LL TELL YOUR WIFE' PHYLLIS RICHARDS- 'PLEASE BE PROMPTI' PHYLLIS MOCUNE- 'TELL IT TO THE DAISIESW MARY DUBOWIK- 'STOP KIDDING ME' MARGARET GRIDLEY-USTOP, LOOK AND LISTEN' DORIS REED- 'BELIEVE IT OR NOT' BERTHA DEPUTRON- 'NO PARKING HERE' WANDA KRAWIC- 'YOU WOULD AND HOW' A ATHENE WARD- 'YOU MAKE ME SMILE' ELEANOR ABBEY- 'WHERE ARE THOSE BLUE EYES TO-NITET' MARY ELLA DEAN-'YOU HAVE A WICKED EYE' MARJORIE COLBURN- 'wHAT'S THE WISE CRACKTN GERTRUDE SCHARF- 'CAN I SLEEP IN YOUR ARMS TO-NITE DARLINGTU ROBERT BUTTERFIELD- 'ARE You ON THE LEVELTN WALTER HAwES- 'JUST YOUH ARTHUR HOWELL- 'WHO IS SHE1u EDWARD HUBBARD- 'GIVE ME YOUR ANSWERn FRED MARSHALL- 'MEET HE ALONE' MERVYN MESERVY- 'SAYS YOU' KEITH TUCKER- 'NUMBER PLEASE' JIMMIE WARD- 'BE MY SUGAR DADDY' HARVEY HIGINSON- 'YOU ARE VERY SLOW' FRANK CAMPBELL- 'WE MUST BE so QUIET' SVPHVMURES SOPHONORE PAST AND PRESENT HERE WE ARE, TWENTY-SEVEN SOPHOMORES OF I94O. WE STARTED OUR FRESHMAN YEAR WITH FORTY NINE MEMBERS. OUR OFFICERS WERE: EDWARD WELLS PRESIDENT: RAYMOND SCHOONOVER,VlCE-PRESIDENTQ IRENE PERSONEUS, SECRETARY: AND LAURA STEVENS TREASURER. MISS PARKER WAS OUR CLASS ADVISOR. WE TOOK PART IN DECORATING THE AUDITORIUM FOR THE HALLOWE'EN PARTY AND ALSO TOOK PART IN A MINSTREL SHOW. THIS YEAR OUR CLASS OFFICERS ARE: RAY- MOND SCHOONOVER, PRESIDENT: IRENE PERSONEUS, VICE-PRESIDENTg AND LAURA STEVENS, SECRETARY AND TREASURER. MR. PATTINSON IS OUR CLASS ADVISOR. WE INITIATED THE FRESHMEN AT THE HALLOWE'EN PARTY: WE ALSO HAD A FORTUNE TELL- ING BOOTH IN CHARGE OF IRENE PERSONEUS. AT FIRST WE HAD SPELLING BEES AND QUICK QUIzz AS OUR HOME ROOM PROGRAMS, WITH JOHN LOHR,MASTER OF CERMONIES. Now, INSTEAD Or HAVING PROGRAMS WE PLAY REGULAR CHECKERS, CHINESE CHECKERS, MONOPOLY, AND CARD GAMES. - IN APRIL SOME OF THE ENGLISH ii BOYS PRE SENTED A PLAY, 'A NIGHT AT AN lNN', WITH THE FOLLOWING CAST: 'THE TOFFu, HERBERT BARROWS, nBILL' KEITH BLINNQ NSNIGGERSH, CLAUDE AMES, nALBERTn, EDWARD WELLS: WFIRST PRlESTn,GEORGE HOVEVg USECONO PRIESTN, DONALD ROBERTS nTHlRD PRlESTu, AUGUSTINE KRAWIC: AND THE 5IDOLu, ROBERT BROWN. THE PRIESTS WERE CLOTHED ALL IN BLACK WITH YELLOW SPOTS ON THEIR FACES WHILE KLESH WAS IN GREEN WITH A RUBY SCREWED IN HIS FOREHEAD.HE HAD HUGE WOODEN FEET WHICH CLUNKEO WHEN HE WALKED. THESE COSTUMES WERE MADE BY THE COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF BEULAH BENJAMIN AND VIVIAN ABBEY. LAURA STEVENS AN- NOUNCED THE PROGRAM. BY NEXT YEAR WE HOPE TO BE ABLE TO GIVE You PLENTY OF EXCITING AND ENJOYABLE ENTER- TAINMENT. --- Q --- SOPHOMORES: Igl ROW CL T0 RI KESSLER, C.- TOMMY BENJAMIN, B.- EDDIE ABBEY, V.- STUB PERSONEUS, I.- RENEY SCHOONOVER, R.- QUIET BUT THINKING STEVENS, L.- SPUNKV KIRK, H.- ELMER WINNICK, M.- BARNEY 'C BARNES, L.- JOE ZNQ Row IL TO RI PATTINSON, J.- AN APPRENTICE MILLAGE, C.- SHRIMP KRAWIC, A.- CONFUCIUS SAY: HOvEv, G.- PRECIOUS CAREY, A.- CHAMPION ROBERTS, E.- EVELYN BLINN, K.- GERTV ROBERTS, D.- NEvER AGAIN NO MORE VANETTEN L.- SMALL FRY Q52 ROW IL TO RD - TURNER, G.- GENE AUTRY il BLACKMER, E.- CAROL AMES, C.- HI, TOOTS DILLERI 5--IQLLL QL 5.mQ.Q.I.ILETS SKIP SCHOOL LOHR, J.- GEORGE WASHINGTON LOHR THE 1 WELLS, E.- GOTTA GET HOME CYGANOVICH W.- CHICKEN SANDWICH GRIPPIN, R.- MARIAN FERRIS, O. DOPEY THOSE NOT IN PICTURE: MARJORIE ROOT- MARC ALBERT VANETTEN- RIDING ON THE OLD TOP RAIL --- 0 --- JOKES MR. MCDERMID: JAMES, WHAT'S THE ANSWER TO NUMBER EIGHT? JAMES: I DON'T KNOW. I DIDN'T GET SEvEN. MR. MCDERMID: WHY DIDN'T YOU GET SEVEN? JAMES: I WAS DOING SIX. MR. MACCOY: DID YOU HEAR ABOUT JOHN HAWES AND MR. MCDERMID HAVING AN ARGUMENT AND JOHN HANDING HIM A HOT RETORTT F. MARSHALL: HOW COME I SAW YOU GOING DOWN THE STREET WITH A BLONDE, CASEY? CASEY: I GOT TIRED OF SQUEEZING BLACKHEADS. HENRIETTA S.: I DIDN'T USE 2zN AND I GOT THE ANSWER RIGHT. MR. MCDERMID: YOU DIDN'T GET IT RIGHT ON THE NOSE DID YOU? HENRIETTA! WELL, I GOT IT RIGHT HERE ON MY PAPER. BOB GRIPPINQ READING: 'IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, JAPAN HARDLV KNEW THERE WAS SUCH A PLACE AS EUROPE AND VICE VERSA.u WHERE'S vICE VERSAT MISS VAN LUvEN: WE HAD TURKEY FOR THANKS- GIVING DINNER. WHAT DID YOU HAVE? A. WARD: WE HAD 23 PEOPLE. JOHN LOHR: WE DON'T LIVE UP TO WASHINGTON'S ADvICE ABOUT KEEPING OUT OFnFOREIGN ENTANGLE- MENTSR. DON'T WE ALL EAT SPAGHETTIT P. RICHARDS: IS GERMICIDE ANYTHING LIKE HOMOCIDE? WE wERE GIVEN THE CLASSROOM BEYOND THE HOME-MAKING DEPARTMENT IN SEPTEMBER. IT IS A BRIGHT SUNNY ROOM WHICH WE HAVE ENJOYED THIS YEAR. HERE, 36 PEOPLE REPORTED FOR THE FIRST DAY or SCHOOL. A TOTAL OF 47 HAS BEEN REGISTERED DURING THE YEAR. OF THESE,I4 WERE sua-ACADEMIC, OF wHICH, 7 BECAUE FRESHMEN IN JANUARY MUCH TO THEIR DELIGHT- ROBERT WEBER AND GLENN JORDAN DREW FOR Us ON THE SOARD, A FINE UNITED STATES MAP WHICH WE HAVE USED IN VARIOUS WAYS.0NE OF THE BEST USES T0 WHICH IT WAS PUT WAS IN sHow- ING THE STORY OF THE WESTWARD MOVEMENT OF OUR ATLANTIC T0 THE PACIFIC. AT PEOPLE FROM THE ANOTHER TIME WE HAD THE HOMES OF VARIOUS IM- DORTANT AUTHORS LOCATED ON IT. WE ENJOYED OUR STUDY OF THE FARMING IN- DUSTRY SHOWING THE DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGES. WE MADE BOOKLETS ON DIFFERENT TYPES OF FARM- ING AND FARMING IN vARIouS SECTIONS or THE COUNTRY. WE COMPARED FARM AND CITY LIFE AND THE MAJORITY DECIDED IN FAvoR OF THE FARM. DURING THE FIRST SEMESTER MR. IvES GAVE US LESSONS IN PRINTING. WE MADE BOOKS OF OUR PLATES AND THESE BOOKS WERE EXHIBITED LATER. THESE LESSONS WERE A VALUABLE HELP wHEREvER WE USED PRINTING. WE HAVE MENTIONED ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY INTERESTING THINGS'WHICH WE HAVE DONE. IST ROWIL TO RIKAIDON,KRAU5S,SlMS,WILLIAN'S,ANOREWS,Hag ANDREWS, M., MOSHIER 2ND Row IL T0 RI GOODING, PHILLIPS, SCHARF, N STAUBACH, WALTERS, GAGE, BENJAMIN I 3RD Row fL.T0 R,AHART,JORDAN,SCZESNEY,MANLEY, ' DENCE, MARTIN, I., WEBER, WILSON, MARTIN, G. 'KESHM EN ISL Row IL TO R,SCHOOLEY, E.- WAY DowN UPON THE SWANNEE RIVER. CYGANOVICH, M - AT THE BALALAIKA. NICHOLS, R.- LEANING ON THE OLD TOP RAIL. IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE NOW. - ROLL OUT THE BARREL. , ITTLE GIRL. KENT, E.- IN A LITTLE DUTCH GARDEN. CYGANOVICH, C.- THE WOODPECKER SONG. GUILES, F.- THE LITTLE RED Fox. ENQ Row CL TO RI BLACKMAN, H.- cADVlSOR, WHEN MY DREAM BOAT COMES HOME. KRAUSS, L.- SOUTH OF THE BORDER. MILLER, P.- SCATTER BRAIN. CURTISS, E.- I WANT T0 BE A cOwaOv'S SWEET- HEART. DEWDLFE, M.- STAR DUST. FERRIS, C.- WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE. TULL, E.- BLUE ORCHIDSA EVANS, D.-THE CREAKING OLD MILL ON THE CREEK. CYGANOYICH, H.- PARADE OF THE LITTLE WHITE MICE. SMITH,'E.-DARN THAT DREAM. BAKEMAN, B.- YOU'RE THE ONLY STAR IN MY BLUE HEAVEN. TUCKER, C.- YOU'RE A LUCKY GUY. CHESNUT, C.- SAY Sl SI. FERGUSON, J.- EL RANCHO GRANDE. 35g ROwCL TO RDCARYLVL ,H.- NINETY NINE YEARS LOVEJOY, E.- ROVEN GAMBLER. LATHROP, J.- THE WONDERFUL ONE HOSS SHAY. QUICK, L.- SEVEN YEARS wITH THE WRONG woMAN. BUTTERFIELD, E.- CONFUCIUS SAV! HAwES, J.- OH JOHNNIE. STILSON, R.- IF IT WASN'T FOR THE MOON. BARROWS, H.- I WISH I WAS SINGLE AGAIN. BAKER, R.- IRENE. MOSHIER, J.-SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK, CRAIG, T.- THREE LITTLE FISHIES- NOT IN PICTURE: M. LOVEJOY AND M. L. RAISH EIGIITH sun S VUITI-I SK IST Row IL T0 RI GALPIN, VANETTEN, CRAIG, STEVENS, CARLYLE, WILSON, C., RICHARDS 2ND Row IL T0 RI IVES, KESSLER, ROBERTS, MAxwELL, GRIDLEY, FRANCIS, VERGASCN, SCZESNY, WALTERS, CAREY 3RD Row IL T0 RI ESTELLE, MARSHALL, SLATE, LYNCH, ANDERSON, C., ANDREWS, S., PARKER, M., LINDSEY, STORM, ANDERSON, J. 4TH Row IL TO RJ ANDREWS, M., CUMMINES, BURNS, TALARSKI, HART, ACLA, STARIUIIEATHER, RUMSEY, CART, EDWARDS, HAWES. THE SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OF I939-40 HAS SEEN QUITE A FEw CHANGES IN ITS MEMBERSHIP. DEATH CLAIMED ONE OF OUR MEMBERS, CHARLES KENT, So THAT OUR NET REGISTRATION IS NOW THIRTV-SEVEN. THE LOSS OF CHARLES KENT wAs A VERV SEVERE BLow T0 ALL OF HIS FRIENDS. WE HAVE TRULY MISSED uTHE PERFECT LITTLE GENTLEMANN. MR. MARSHALL MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR OUR ENTIRE GRADE TO CALL AT THE KENT HOME AND EXPRESS ITS SVHPATHV T0 THE FAMILV ON THE DAV OF THE FUNERAL. APPROXIMATELV EVERV TWO WEEKS HOMEROOM MEETINGS HAVE BEEN HELD. THESE HAVE BEEN IN CHARGE OF ELECTED OFFICERS AND SEVERAL TVPES OF PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN PRESENTED Sv STUDENT COMMITTEES. OFFICERS FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER WERE: GENEVIEVE HART, PRESIDENT: HELEN SCZESNEY, VICE-PRESIDENT: CHARLES MARSHALL JR., SECRETARY, AND EUGENE CRAIG, TREASURER, FOR THE LAST SEMESTER! RODNEY STEVENS, PRESIDENT: BRUCE RICHARDS, VICE- PRESIDENT: BETTY VERGASON, SECRETARY: AND DOROTHY GRIDLEY, TREASURER. DURING THE FALL SEMESTER WE STUDIED A COURSE IN GENERAL SCIENCE FOR THE SEVENTH VEAR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. IVES BUT 'SINCE JANUARY HAVE HAD IN ITS PLACE A LITTLE EXTRA STUDV TIME FOR GEDGRAPHV, WE ARE T0 EXPERIENCE OUR FIRST REGENTS EXAMINATION THIS JUNE. WILL WE ALL SURVIVE THIS AND OTHER SUSSEQUENT ExAMINATIoNS IN ORDER TO ATE TOGETHER AS THE HCLASS OF I945n? ' Wi IP SSI t ff 0ENcE,E, THERE HAS BEEN A TOTAL REGISTRATION OF FORTV-SEVEN IN THE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES ROOM. WE HAVE THIRTY-ONE IN THE SIXTH GRADE AND FIFTEEN IN THE FIFTH GRADE IN MR. BROWN ROOM. THE TOTAL NUMBER IN BOTH FIFTH GRADES HAS BEEN TWENTY THREE. THE FIFTH GRADE HAVE ARITHMETIC, ENGLISH SPELLING AND READING IN MR. BRowN'S ROOM AND GEOGRAPHV, HISTORY IN MRS. BRUCKNAK'F ROOM. IN OUR ART CLASSES WE HAVE SEEN DOING SOAP SCULPTURE. SCOUT EMBLEMS. DURING THE OUR SCOUT SCHOOL PATROL HAVE BEEN MEETING IN THE AGRICULTURE ROOM. WE HAVE I6 SOVS ENROL- LED FROM OUR ROOM. THIS PATROL IS UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF SCOUT HOWARD WEBER. --- 0 --- WE MADE ELEPHANTS, DOGS, AND ACTIVITY PERIOD ON MONDAVS JOKES MR. BROWN! DEFINE THE TERM, nHUSKING BEEn. A SIXTH GRADER: A HUSKING BEE IS A BEE WHO DOES THE WORK AROUND A HOUSE. JOHN LOHRCTO MR. MCDERMIDS: IF I DEFINED SUS- PENSION AS THE STATE MY TROUSERS ARE lN,WOULD THAT BE CORRECT? MR. MCDERMID: NO,THAT WOULD BE PRECIPITATION. IST Row IL T0 RI VERGASON, ANDERSON, P., STARKWEATHER, BAUERS, BARRDWS, KELSEY, ANDREWS,C., BURNS, CASTERLINE 2ND Row IL T0 RI BROWN, CURTISS, ANDREWS, G., WILDER, JOHNSON, KNIGHT, PoLYNIAx,WILLIAMS, LDHR, KAIDON, Coox 3RD Row IL T0 RI ESTELLE,SKRZYPEK,DlLLER,SMITH,MCHALE, TuLL,G.,0SovSKI,WINNIcx,E.,WINNICx,S, BRUCKANK, RICE, WARD 4TH R0lffTORIDENCE,J,JORDAN,JANTZ,JENNINGS,J, STRAlT,JENNINGS,J.,ANDREWS,J., GALPIN, ALLEN, ANDERSON, H., EDWARDS, SDUTHWICK, ABBEY SIXTH MANY WERE THE FEARS AND MISGIVINGS WHEN IT BECAME KNOWN THAT ONE OF THE GRADES WAS TO BE HOUSED IN A PART OF THE BASEMENT,THE FORM- GVMNASIUM. THE FIRST CONCERN WAS ER GlRL'S TO PROPERLY EQUIP IT. A STEAM HEATING UNIT WAS INSTALLED, THE HEAT BEING SUPPLIED ev THE FURNACE IN THE NEW PART. THERE WERE Foun FOUR-LIGHTED WINDOWS 345 x 4On. To AUGMENT THIS NATURAL LIGHTING, FouR DOME LIGHTS OF 200 WATT POWER EACH, WERE INSTALLED. A VENT- ILATING SYSTEM COMPARABLE TO THAT USED IN THE REST OF THE BUILDING WAS ADDED. Two OF THE WINDOWS WERE HINGED AT THE BOTTOM AND PROVID- ED WITH THEY COULD BE TILTED BACK T0 ADHIT ADDITIONAL FRESH, COOL AIR WITHOUT ITS aLowING UPON THE PUPILS. FIR FLOORING WAS LAID ON THE CONCRETE FLOOR UNDER EACH Row OF DESKS AND SEATS. Two LARGE BLACKBOARDS, BOOK-CASES, WORK TABLE AND BENCH AND OTHER EQUIPMENT FOLLOWEDD VERY FEW, INDEED,IF ANY, ARE THE SCHOOL- ROOM8,HOWEVER DARE ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOQ IMPOSSIBLE or TRANSFORMATION. THE ENTRANCE OF THIRTV BRIGHT-EYED, EAGER-FACED CHILDREN IS IN ITSELF AN IMMEDIATE TRANSFORMATION. Bur FOR THEIR ENJDYMENT IT IS DESIROUS TO PROVIDE AN ATTRACTIVE SETTING. THE WALLBOARD, wooo, AND BRICK wALLs PROVED IDEAL FOR THIS. A WIDE VARIETY OF PICTURES, MAPS,FREE-HAND DRAWINGS, POSTERS, AND A BULLETIN BOARD COULD BE PUT UP ANYWHERE WITHOUT INJURY T0 THESE WALLS. FROM CATCHES AT THE TOP SO THAT,lF NEED BS lsT Row IL T0 Rl KELsEY,WILLIAMs,RIcHARDs,SLATE, SEELY 2ND Row IL T0 RI DDANE,J., CANAvAN,VERnAsoN, SULLIVAN, YDUNG, EMDDDY, HILDERT, PHIPPIPS, KORGER, J. FIFTH J WHITCDMD, SHAYLDR, B., MARDGKY, WI HoovER, ANDREWS, HARRIS, DEWOLFE. , LAZZERI, CRAIG lsr Row IL TO RJ VANETTEN, TALARSKI, MIDDLETDN, S., BURNS, ANDERSON, R., FIsH 2ND Row IL TO Rl KRAwIc, WILK, BOLTON, LDER, SRD Row CL T0 Rl BRUCKNAK, SHAYLDR, K., , SCZESNEY,HOLLENBECK, FERRIS, MANNING,A., R-H WUWIL'UNIBEBEL,SltVERNAlL,SULLlVAN,TULL,S0UTHWlCK, MIDDLEToN,V.,MANNINC,D.,ALLEN,HACER, RUSSELL, EDWARDS, CHERWAK, WEBER THIRD AND FIFTH GRADES WHEN SCHOOL OPENED LAST SEPTEMBER OUR REGISTRATION WAS FORTY-THREE. THERE WERE THIRTY-FIvE IN THE THIRD GRADE AND EIGHT THE FIFTH GRADE. AT PRESENT ouR REGISTRA STANDS AT FORTY-TWO. DESPITE THE FACT THAT SICKNESS KEPT OF us AT HOME ouR ATTENDANCE HAS BEEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. nSPRING FEVERn WILL PROBABLY vERY REACH SOME OF us. WE'RE HOPING THE AT ISN'T Too SEVERE. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR WE HAVE CARRIED A HEALTH PROGRAM. EACH MORNING we HAD SPECTION or EACH CHILD FOR CLEAN HANDS FACE, CLEAN FINGER NAILS AND TEETH. WE LIEYE THIS HAS BEEN A BENEFIT TO us. SAFETY HAS BEEN STRESSED. We HAvE SAFETY POSTERS, READ SAFETY STORIES ETC. HOPE THIS HAS HELPED us T0 BE MORE SAF MINDED. --- 0 --- FOURTH GRADE ICONT I NUED, IN TION SOME GOOD SOON TACK OUT IN- AND BE- MADE WE ETY- THE DEEP WINDOW LEDGES, THE GERANIUMS WITH THEIR GREEN FOLIAGE AND COLORFUL BLOSSOHS RA- DIATED CHEER. SOME OF THE CHlLDREN'S OWN HANDICRAFT SUCH AS MODELS OF A DUTCH WINDMILL AND AN INDIAN wIGwAM WERE ALSO PUT HERE AND ON TOP OF THE CUPBOARD. AND so THE FORMER GIRL'S GVMNASIUM WAS TRANSFDRMED INTO A CDM- FORTABLE, CHEERFDL AND ATTRACTIVE GRADE ROOM- SRD Row IL TO RI HILTON,JOHNSON,AHART,HOWARD, BLINN, KDRCER, J., CUMMINGS, ANDERSON 4TH Row IL T0 Rl MosHIER, HARRIS, SCZESNEYL KILPATRICK, MASMANN,RUSSELL, STORM, DOANE,Wo, BREwER FUKIKTH GR f zw is, -.1mwAE I,vf . :..K:L ND suv ,159-.Siu IST Row IL T0 RI BURNS, ALLEN, RUTLEDGE, VERGAsoN,PRENTIcE,MAxosKv,B.,MAKosxY,N., CANAVAN, POWERS 2ND Row IL T0 RIANDERSON,B,,BEBEL,MO0RE, ANDERSDN, H., WINNIGK, JANOYSKI, SEELY, HoLLENBEcx, HvDE, BARROWS 3RD Row IL T0 RI HuGHES,STDRM, RICE,ABBEY, TOFT,BLINN, MANNING, MOSHIER, MANLEY, ALLEN, SNYDER, WILDER FOR THE FIRST YEAR THE SECOND BEEN TOGETHER IN ONE RooM AND av THE LARGEST NUMBER WE HAVE HAD IS AND WE HAVE HAD A NICE YEAR,DOING GRADE HAVE THEMSELVES. THIRTY-FOUR MANY THINGS OuR FIRST PROJECT WAS BUILDING A HOME AND COMMUNITY IN ouR SAND TABLE. ONE or THE GIRLS BROUGHT A HOME ALL MADE AND FURNISHED, WITH FOUR RooMs. ANOTHER BROUGHT FURNITURE TO HELP IN ouR HAND MADE HOME. WE GRAIDED A RUG AND DID soME NEAT PAINTING or THE HOUSE. AT HALLOWEEN TIME WE HAD A PARTY FOR MOTHERS. TH: ATMOSPHERE WAS AS WEIRD AND SPOOKY AS WE couLD MAKE IT WITH DARRENED ROOM LIGHTED av JACK-O-LANTERNS. FIGURES or CATS, HATS AND WITCHES WERE HUNG ABOUT. EVERYONE HAD A MASK MADE av HIMSELE AND COSTUMES BROUGHT FROM HOME. EVERYONE WORKED VERY HARD TO MAKE OUR OPERETTA A SUCCESS AT CHRISTMAS TIME. BUNNIES AND SNOWFLAKES CAME TO LIFE FROM OUR ROOM, OTHER SECOND GRADERS WERE IN THE CHOIR. DURING THE SPRING WE BECAME INTERESTED IN A CIRCUS. MOST OF THE CIRCUS WAS IN THE SAND TABLE, BUT WE MADE A MERRY-GO-ROUND LARGE ENOUGH FOR US TO GET INTO. OUR ROOM IS PROUD OF THE DRAWINGS WE MADE FOR THIS. WE HAVE BEEN INTERESTED IN STONES AND MADE A COLLECTION ALL YEAR OF THEM, MANY BEING FOSSILS. ANOTHER THING OF WHICH WE ARE PROUD IS THE NUMBER OF FINE READERS IN OUR ROOM.wE ARE GLAD WE HAVE A NICE LIBRARY OF BOOKS. EVERY ONE IS VERY INTERESTED IN IT AND USES IT CON- TINUALLY. THIS YEAR INAUGURATED OUR FIRST YEAR OF BEING A SEPARATE GRADE, AND IT HAS BEEN A MOST DELIGHTFUL YEAR. OUR ENTERING REGIS- TRATION IN SEPTEMBER WAS THIRTY THREE AND WE HAVE LOST BUT TWO MEMBERS SINCE THAT TIME MAKING OUR NET REGISTRATION AT PRESENT, THIRTY-ONE. HELEN HELTON AND GERALDINE WILDER ARE OUR TWO MEMBERS WHO HAVE MOVED AWAY FROM OUR DISTRICT. IT SO HAPPENS THAT HAS ENTERED OUR MIDST FROM THE THE SCHOOL YEAR. MOST ENJOYABLE EXPERIENCE AND NEW EXPERIENCE TO MOST OF US AT NO ONE NEW BEGINNING OF WE HAD A AN ENTIRELV CHRISTMAS TIME. OUR GRADE TOOK PART IN THE CHRISTMAS OPERETTA HELD IN THE AUDITORIUM. THIS PROVED A MosT SUCCESSFUL PRESENTATION AND WE DISCOVERED SOME TRULY GREAT ACTORS AND ACTRESSES AMONG us. THOSE rRoM ouR FIRST GRADE WHO HAD SPEAKING PARTS WERE HAROLD WOLFE, LEON NIOKERSON, JAMES ACENOWR, JEANNETTE MIDDLETON, CHARLOTTE MOSHIER, JOYCE BASTAIN ESTHER HO0VER,BEVERLY BARRDWS. THESE LITTLE BOLKS MADE THE Mosr DELIGHTEUL LITTLE DOLLS. THE REST or us WERE IN THE cHoRuS AND HELPED T0 SING ALL THE SONGS. Now SPRING HAS COME AND WE ARE ANXIOUSLY WAITING FOR THE TIME THAT WE MAv PLAY OUR GAMES OUT-OF-DOORS. lsr Row IL TO RI HILTON, HAAC,HOVEY, MACCHEYNE,HO0VER, BADGER, WILDER, ANDERSDN, B., BURNS, WDLFE, BARROWS 2ND Row IL T0 RI MIDDLETDN, SHAYLOR, J., FESSENDEN, D, MOSHIER, MANLEv,B., SHAvLoR,B,,FIsH, MAKOSKY, HOLLENBECK SRD Row IL T0 RI LEGGE, FESSENDEN, D., KIRK, FOOTE, WHITE, ACENOIR, KDRGER, NIcKERsoN, BASTATN, ScHARF, ESTELLE FIRST GRAVE .. li. CSS. DIARY DEAR DIARY: SEPTEMBER 5--MY FLOORS ARE ALL POLISHED AND MY HALLS JUST RINGING WITH THOSE HILARI- OUS SCHOOL KIDS. SEPTEMBER 8--THE INTRA-MURAL BOARD OF DI- RECTORS HAS FORMED TODAY: PRESIDENT-JIMMIE WARD, VICE-PRESIDENT-HOWARD WEBER, SECRETARY- MARIAN EDWARDS, TREASURER-KENNETH NICHOLS. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ADMINISTRATION AND Dl- RECTION OF ALL INTRA-MURAL ACTIVITIES LIES ON THIS BOARD OF DIRECTORS. SEPTEMBER I2--THIS AFTERNOON MY AUDITORIUM WAS FILLED wITH THE ENTHUSIASTIC SCHOOL KIDS. THE OCCASION WAS THE FIRST ASSEMBLY PROGRAM OF THE YEAR. MR. MARRIOTT, FROM ROCHESTER, WAS THE SPEAKER. HE GAVE US AN EXCELLENT TALK ON THE SCIENTIFIC FACTS RELATING TO THE USE OF ALCOHOL AND THE EFFECTS ON THE HUMAN BODY AND MIND. ONE OF HIS ILLUSTRATIONS THAT STANDS OUT IN MANY OF THE MINDS OF THE PEOPLE wHO HEARD HIM WAS THAT OFTEN AN INTOXICATED DRIVER SEES DOUBLE. IT IS VERY POSSIBLE THAT IF HE SHOULD COME T0 A BRIDGE, AND SEE Two OF THEM IN FRONT OF HIM, HE COULD EASILY TAKE THE WRONG ONE, AND THEN WHAT! OCTOBER IO--WHEEI I HELD MY BREATH ALL EVENING HOPING THAT THAT wONDERFUL MAGICIAN, SIR FELIx KORIM WOULDN'T CHANGE ME INTO A RABBIT OR SOMETHING. HE GAVE US A MOST INTERESTING DEMONSTRATION OF 'MAGICu AND PAINTED SOME BEAUTIFUL PICTURES WITH COLORED SAND. THE SHOw WAS FOR THE BENEFIT OF SENIOR CLASS. OCTOBER I8--ANOTHER ASSEMBLY PROGRAM.POST- MASTER CARL BAKER WAS GUEST SPEAKER. HE TOLD us ABOUT THE BIGGEST BUSINESS IN THE WORLD, THE UNITED STATES MAIL. OCTOBER 27--'THE GOBLINS wILL GET YOU IF YOU DON'T WATCH OUT,' SO THEY SAY. WELL, I HAD A MOST ENJOYABLE EVENING WONDERING WHO HAS wHO AND wHY AT THE BIG SCHOOL HALLOWE'EN PARTY. MR. MCDERMID wAS THE BEST DISGUISED. BOB BROWN wAS THE MOST ORIGINAL. JEAN BUTTERFIELD HAS THE PRETTIEST. GEORGIA ANDREWS WAS THE FUNNIEST. WAS I SHOCKED WHEN I RECOGNIZED THE 'MASTER OF CEREMONIESH T0 BE ONE OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED OF THE FACULTY MEMBERS-MR. IVES. NOVEMBER 8--MR. NICKERSON GAVE US A TALK ON EDUCATION. HE STRESSED THAT EACH PUPIL SHOULD SERIOUSLY ASK HIMSELF: UWHY AM I HERET' NOVEMBER I4--EVERYONE IN SCHOOL HAD HIS PICTURE TAKEN INDIVIDUALLY. I FEEL POSITIVELY SLIGHTED. I THINK I SHOULD HAD MINE TAKEN, 'CAUSE AFTER ALL I DON'T THINK I'M SO BAD LOOKIN' MYSELF. NOVEMBER I7-IB--THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTED THE PLAY, 'BUTTON,BUTTON.u IT WAS JUST LOADS OF FUN. THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A GOOD PLAY T0 WARM UP A PEHSON'S SPIRITS. NOVEMBER 2O-- 'WHO IS SHE?u MISS LUCILLE ELMORE WITH DAVID BARTLEY, HER BARITONE, PUT ON A VERY EXCELLENT ASSEMBLY SHOH. HER POWERS AS A VENTRILOQUIST ARE OUT OF THE ORDINARY. AND CAN YOU BELIEVE IT, ONCE I LOOKED AT MISS ELMORE AND SHE WAS A LITTLE SCHOOL GIRL WITH A BIG RED RIBBON, SHORT DRESS, AND THEN, RIGHT BEFORE MY EYES SHE ALMOST IMMEDIATELY WAS AN OLD GRANDMOTHER.I'M SURE WE ALL ENJOY- ED THE VERY CONVINCING HORSELESS CARRIAGE RIDE AND THE DEAcoN's SERMON. GUS AND SUSIE MADE A BIG IMPRESSION ON THE VOUNGER AUDIENCE NOVEMBER 23-27--EVERYBODY HAS DESERTED ME. LOADS OF TURREYS HERE CONSUMED OVER VACATION, BUT I DIDN'T EVEN AS MUCH AS SEE A TURKEY. SOMEHOW OR OTHER I FELT ALL LEFT OUT IN THE COLD- DECEMBER 9--THE SENIORS nSTEPPED OUTW. THEY ATTENDEO THE PLAY UOUR TOwN' BY THORNTON WILDER, BY THE DRAMATIC DEPARTMENT OF ITHACA COLLEGE. 'OUR TOHN' WAS AwARDED THE PULITzER PRIZE LAST YEAR AND IS A VERY UNUSUAL PRO- DUCTION. DECEMBER I3--Now WHAT? lT'S THOSE SENIORS AGAIN. THEV SERVED THE RO-KI SUPPER TONIGHT. DECEMBER I9--OUR MOST DIGNIFIED FACULTY HELD THEIR CHRISTMAS PARTY. BUT THEY WERE ALL OFF THEIR DIGNITY FOR TONIGHT, AND WHAT THEY DlDN'T THINK OF ISN'T WORTH MENTIONING. DECEMBER 22--TODAY I WAS REMINDED OF THE TIME wHEN I USED T0 READ FAIRY STORIES. THE CHRISTMAS OPERETTA- 'IN QUEST OF SANTA CLAUSH wAS PRODUCED BY THE FIRST SIX GRADES. IT WAS VERY NICELV DIRECTED BY MRS.IvES AND MISS PRENTICE. THIS FAIRY STORY BROUGHT OUT THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS. JANE, A LITTLE GIRL WHO IS ANXIOUS TO FIND SANTA CLAUS STARTS OFF IN SEARCH OF HIM. SHE KNOWS HE LIVES IN THE LAND OF THE NORTH STARS SO SHE ASKS ALL THE WOODSPEOPLE TO DIRECT HER. DECEMBER 22--I FEEL LIKE THE 'SPIRIT OF CHRISTlASn MYSELF WITH ALL THE PRETTY CHRISTMAS TREES AND DECORATIONS. DECEMBER 23--DID SOMEONE SAY SOMETHING ABOUT BEING LONESOMET NOT TODAY. TODAY wAS THE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS PARTY. ABOUT 300 CHILDREN WERE HERE AND HAD A GOOD TIME. HTHE SCHOOL MASTER' wAS A FEATURE MOVING PICTURE, WITH AN ADDED CHRISTMAS CARTOON WITH SANTA AND HIS REINDEER, AND THE LITTLE TIN SOLDIERS, AND wHAT NOT. I CERTAINLY wAS GLAD MY CHIMNEV wAS CLEANED OUT GOOD BECAUSE SANTA STOPPED BY, TOO. HE DISTRIBUTED CANDY, POPCORN, ORANGES, AND TOYS T0 THE CHILDREN. THE BOY SCOUTS REPAIRED AND PAINTED MANY TOYS AND THE GIRL SCOUTS HELPED IN DRESSING DOLLS. EVEN THOUGH C. C. S. CANNOT BOAST OF A SPACIOUS AND BEAUTIFUL CAFETERIA AND KITCHEN, THE STUDENTS FOR TwELvE WEEKS CONVERTED THE HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT AND NEIGHBORING CLASS ROOM INTO A CONVENIENT AND EFFICIENT PLACE FOR SERVING AND EATING SCHOOL LUNCHES. LUNCHES WERE PREPARED AND SERVED BY GIRLS FROM SENIOR CLASS,JUNIOR CLASS AND HOMEMAKING A CLASS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MISS HELEN BLACKMAN, HOMEMAKING TEACHER. EACH GROUP PREPARED THE LUNCHES FOR A PERIOD OF TWO WEEKS. AN AVERAGE OF 58 STUDENTS AND FACULTY CARRIED THEIR BOTTLE OF MILK, SANDWICHES AND HOT DISH INTO THE NEIGHBORING CLASS ROOM ON SMALL TRAYS PURCHASED ESPECIALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE. JANUARY I5--'LISTEN TO THE BIRDIE SING' NEH BUZZERS INSTALLED IN ALL THE ROOMS. JANUARY I6--WHAT'S THAT? A NEW FACULTY BABY! VERNICE NAOMI IVES WILL FROM NOW ON ADD T0 THE ENTERTAINMENT OF HER 'MAMA AND PAPA' AND THE TEACHERS BOTH DAY AND NIGHT. JANUARY 25--I SHOULD SAY IT WAS ABOUT TIME FOR THE GIRL ATHLETES T0 STEP OUT. THE NICHOLS GIRLS INVITED THE C.C.S. GIRLS ovER FDR A PLAY DAY, EIGHTEEN GIRLS WENT ACCOM- PANIED BV MISS BLACKMAN-AND MR. MACCOY. JANUARY 28-- TIME TO START BUCKLING DOWN TO WORK. TODAY WAS THE FIRST DAY OF THE SECOND TERM. JANUARY 29-- MORE OF THOSE NIGHT HAWKS! ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES BEGAN TONIGHT. PEOPLE SEEM T0 INSIST UPCN KEEPING ME UP, DAY AND NIGHT. THE BOYS HAVE BASKETBALL PRACTICE SEVERAL NIGHTS A WEEK, TOO. JANUARY 3I-- ANNUAL POLIO PARTY HELD AT C.C.S. AUDITCRIUM. FEBRUARY 7--MR. IVES HAS BEEN HARSORING A- ROUND THE BUILDING FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS SCME VERY BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS FRCM THE FINE ART EXHIBITION OF THE COLONIAL ART CDMPANY, OKLOHONA CITY. TODAV IN ASSEMBLY HE GAVE A MOST INTERESTING TALK ON ART AND ILLUSTRATED HIS TALK WITH SOME OF THOSE PICTURES. THE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE ROOMS AND THE SEVENTH GRADE ROOM WAS JUST LINED WITH THESE BEAUTI- FUL PAINTINGS. FEBRUARY I4-- No ONE APPEARED TODAY AND I HAD A VERY QUIET TIME ALL DAY. SCHOOL WAS CLOSED BECAUSE OF SToRMY WEATHER. FEBRUARY 24--TWELVE PAIRS OF KNEES KNCCKED TOGETHER TONIGHT AT THE ANNUAL SPEAKING CONTEST SPONSORED BY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF C.C.S. FIRST PRIZE--ELEANOR JENNINGS-FOR HER SELECTION 'BCGGS ON Docs' BV CRDWELL. SECOND PRIZE--MARGARET GRIDLEY WITH THE SELECTION 'IN THE MEDICINE CLOSET.n THIRD PRIZE--BETTY HCVEY WHOSE SELECTION WAS 'THE BEAR STORY' BY RILEY. HONORABLE MENTION- ATHENE WARD, KENNETH NICHOLS, MARIAN EDWARDS. FEBRUARY 26--LCCK AT THE'BIRDIE' AND SMILE WITH YDUR PRETTIEST SMILE. GROUP PICTURES WERE TAKEN TODAY. MARCH I--I FEEL ALL WORN CUT TONIGHT. TONIGHT WAS THE SENIOR DANCE. EVERVONE DANCED AND HAD A Gooo TIME TO THE MUSIC OF THE BLUE MOON ORCHESTRA. MARCH I3---MRS. IVES HAD CHARGE OF A MUSICAL ASSEMBLY TODAY. SHE GAVE A SHORT HISTORY OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF THE STRING FAMILY, INCLUDING BASS VICL, CELLO, AND VICLIN. THESE INSTRUMENTS AND THE BARITDNE HORN WHICH HAVE BEEN PURCHASED BY THE SCHOOL, WERE DEMONSTRATED. THE THREE GIRLS OF THE VDICE TRAINING CLASS DEMCNSTRATED SOME OF THE VCICE TRAINING EKERCISES TO THE AMUSEMENT AND AMAZEMENT OF THE ASSEMBLY. THEY THEN SANG SEVERAL SELECTICNS WHICH SHoWED THEIR MUSICAL ABILITY. MARCH 22-APRIL I--I HAVE A WHOLE WEEK T0 RECUPERATE IN AFTER ALL THE EKCITEMENT DURING THE SCHCCL DAYS. I HOPE NO ONE BOTHERS ME OVER VACATICN. I FEEL A BAD CASE OF SPRING- FEVER COMING CN. MARCH 29--IF THE FACULTY FAMILIES CONTINUE INCREASING IN SIZE AS RAPIDLY AS LATELY WE'LL HAVE A WHOLE SCHOOL OF FACULTY CHILDREN. BUT WE DON'T MIND. WE WERE ALL GLAD TO WELCOME GARTH ALBERT MACCCY, ESPECIALLY THE BDYS THAT GOT CIGARS FROM COACH. APRIL I--No ONE CAN TAKE A STEP ANYWHERE IN THE BUILDING WITHOUT STEPPINS ON CLEAN, POLISHED FLO0RSo APRIL 2--THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION SPONSORED A CONCERT GIVEN IN MY AUDITORIUU BY THE ALFRED GLEE CLUB. THEY WERE SERVED THEIR SUP- PER.MANY OF THE TDWNS PEOPLE WERE KIND ENOUGH TO KEEP THESE FELLCWS OVERNIGHT. EVERYONE ENJCYED THEIR CONCERT AND THE DANCE FOLLOWING APRIL 8--I GOT MY FEET PRETTY WET TODAY. APRIL IO--MR. IVES PRESENTED TWO PAINTINGS THAT C. C. S. HAS PURCHASED. THEY ARE BOTH VERY LCVELY AND WILL BE USED IN BEAUTIFYING CUR SCHCCL BUILDING. APRIL .9--THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTED THE PLAY 'PLAIN JANEI. MY PLASTER IS STILL LOOSE FROM THE ACTIONS OF THOSE GIRLS WHEN THEY THOUGHT JANE'8 PET RATTLESNAKE WAS LOOSE. ON APRIL 27,I94O, PHYLLIS MCCUNE, ATHENE WARD, AND ELIzABETH HCVEY WENT T0 THE SEC- TIDNAL NEW VORK STATE TVPEWRITING CoNTEST AT HORSEHEADS HIGH SCHOOL. PHYLLIS MCCUNE WON FIRST INDIVIDUAL PRIzE, AND ELIZABETH HCVEY WON SECOND INDIVIDUAL PRIzE. THE THREE STU- DENTS AS A TEAM WON FIRST TEAM PRIzE, A SIL- VER LDVING CUP, TO BE RETAINED BV CANDDR CEN' TRAL SCHOOL FOR ONE YEAR. PHYLLIS MCCUNE TYPED 54 WORDS A MINUTE WHICH WAS SIKTEEN WORDS A MINUTE FASTER THAN ANY CTHER SCHOOL'S ENTRY IN THE CONTEST. ELIZABETH HCVEY TYPED FOURTV-FIVE WORDS A MINUTE AND ATHENE WARD TYPED TWENTY-EIGHT WORDS A MINUTE. THE TEAM'S AVERAGE RATE WAS FCRUTY-TWD WORDS PER MINUTE WHICH WAS FOUR WORDS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER SCHOOL'S BEST TYPIST WROTE. OTHER SCHOOLS ENTERED IN THE CONTEST WERE: OWEGC, HORSE- HEADS, WATKINS, ELMIRA HEIGHTS, ODESSA, AND WAVERLYA MAY 3--NJIM AND JANE' AND THEIR HILLBILLY SHCW, A POPULAR QUARTET FRCM W.E.S.G. ELMIRA PUT ON AN ENTERTAINMENT IN MY AUDITORIUMA THIS WAS THE LAST SENIOR ACTIVITY FOR I94O. MAY I0--THE JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORED A VERY DANCE. IT WAS A ROUND AND EVERYONE HAD A GRAND TIME. WELL ATTENDED SQUARE DANCE. MAY I7--Do, RE, Nl MI, RE, DO DID YOU ATTEND THE MUSIC SHCW HELD IN MV'AUDlTORlUM TCNIGHTT IT WAS THE SECOND ANNUAL MUSIC CONCERT PRESENTED BY THE JOINT GLEE CLUBS AND ORCHESTRA AND FESTIVAL CHOIR NUMBERS. THE GIRLS' TRIO ALSO SANG SEVERAL THE BOYS' CHOIR COMPOSED OF TWELVE BOYS FROM THE FOURTH, FIFTH, AND SIXTH GRADES SANG.ALSO PHYLLIS MCCUNE PLAYED A VERY NICE TRCMBDNE soLo. MAY 24--ALL THE MEMBERS or THE GLEE CLUB AND ORCHESTRA FESTIVAL. THE 'FESTIVAL CHOIR ' COMPOSED OF 28 VCICES SANG SEVERAL NUMBERS.+HE GlRL8'TRlO WAS INVITED TO SING AS ONE OF THE SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. OUR MUSIC DEPARTMENT WAS GIVEN CCNSTRUCTIVE CRITICISI BY AN ADJUDICATOR, MR. CASSIE WHITE, DIRECTOR or MUSIC AT SALAMANCA, NEW YORK. MAY 30-JUNE 3--THE SENIDRS WENT ON THEIR EVENTFUL TRIP T0 WASHINGTON. EVERYCNE HAD A PERFECTLY WCNDERFUL TIME, AND I DON'T MEAN MAYBE. MRS. STRONG AND MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK BROWN ACCCMPAINIED THEM. JUNE I7-2I--Too BAD, BUT I WARNED THOSE KIDS THAT IT WAS CCMING, AND HERE IT IS- 'REGENTS WEEK.' JUNE 23--ALE THE SENICRS FIND THEIR WAY TO CHURCH AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR AND TONIGHT WAS THE NIGHT.THEY ALL ATTENDED THE METHODIST CHURCH AT 8:00 E.S.T. REV. BLACKNER DELIVERED THE BACCALAUREATE SERMONA JUNE 26-TDNIGHT WAS THE NIGHT THAT HAS BEEN LOOKED FORWARD TO BY TWENTY-SEVEN SENIORS WHO RECEIVED THEIR DIPLOMAS. GERALD ESTELLE, WITH AN AVERAGE OF 85.93 WAS VALEDICTDRIAN. THEODORE FLAVIN, WITH AN AVERAGE or 85.62 WAS SALUTATORIAN, AND Jov LATHROP WAS FOLLOW- ING CLOSE BEHIND WITH AN AVERAGE OF 8S.l4. DR. MELCHICR OF SVRACUSE, THE SPEAKER, GAVE AN OUTSTANDING MESSAGE THAT FEW WILL FORGET. WENT TO OWEGC FDR THE MUSIC I8 EANDUR EHAPTER IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT WE LEARN T0 DO BY DOING, THAT THEORY AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE MUST G0 HAND IN HAND TO PRODUCE BALANCED AG- RICULTURE IN PARTICULAR. PLEASURABLY TO US AS A GROUP COMES THE SUMMARIZING OF FOUR PRACTICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS PERHAPS THE LESS SAID ABOUT OUR SCHOLARSHIP THE BETTER. THE CANDOR TRAILBLAZERS HELD THEIR FIRST INVITATION STOCK JUDGING CONTEST ON OCTOBER I2, l939, THRILLED BY THE FACT THAT A DEPART- MENT GOING ON FOUR YEARS COULD BOAST OF BEING THE FIRST IN THE STATE T0 TACKLE THE VENTURE. THE CATTLE DEALERS OF THE COMMUNITY PRACTI- CALLY LOANED THEIR FARMS: THE MERCHANTS, MILL AND GARAGE OwNERS PUT UP THE PRIZES, AND ALL WAS IN SHAPE. TEAMS FROM BREESPORT, CANDOR, ITHACA, NEWARK VALLEY, NEwFIELD, SPENCER, VANETTEN, WAVERLY, ENDICOTT, AND OwEGO WERE REPRESENT- ED IN BOTH THE DAIRY AND POULTRY CONTESTS. ENDICOTT TOOK HOME THE CUP IN DAIRY CATTLE WITH BREESPORT SHARING HONORS BY WINNING THE PLAQUE IN THE POULTRY CONTEST. EVERYONE AP- OF CONCEIT, BUT THEN WHY BLAME THEM? CLIFTON RICHARDS WITH THE AID OF HIS SISTER PHYLLIS, BROUGHT HOME TO THE DEPARTMENT, OUR FIRST SILVER LOVING CUP. IT IS FIRMLY BELIEVED THAT MRS.DOC WAS OUR CHIEF INCENTIVE IN ENTER ING THE MUSIC CONTEST FIELD AND WE ALL HOPE SHE WILL LEND THAT HELPING HAND NEXT FALL WHEN WE HAVE OUR ANNUAL FAMILY BANQUET. WE HAVE FOURTEEN AGRICULTURE BOYS wHO HAVE STARTED KEEPING DAIRY HERO IMPROVEMENT RECORDS. THE FATHERS OF THE AGRICULTURE BOYS DO NOT HAVE T0 HIRE A DAIRY HERD IMPROVE- MENT MAN TO KEEP THE RECORDS, FOR SON IS SER- VING THE PURPOSE. WE TEST THE MILK AND WEIGH THAT AND FEED, ONCE EVERY THIRTY DAYS, SO THAT AT THE END OF THE YEAR WE CAN TELL WHICH COWS ARE PAYING FOR THEIR FEED AND LEAVING SOME PROFIT AND THE ONES THAT ARE NOT. FIVE THE SENIORS OF THIS YEAR ARE PLANNING A OR SEVEN DAY TRIP TO THE ADIRONDACKS- PARENTLY CAME TO WIN IF POSSIBLE AND wENT HOME DETERMINED TO TRY AGAIN NEXT FALL WHEN THE CHAPTER HOPES TO PUT ON A BIGGER AND BET- TER CONTEST. OUR WANOERINGS HAVE SEEN A CHAPTER TEAM REPRESENTING US AT THE CONTESTS AT STATE FAIR DELHI STATE SCHOOL, MORRISVILLE STATE SCHOOL, FARM AND HOME wEEx, AND AT THE ANNUAL SOUTH- WILL ERN TIER DAIRY FIELD DAY HELD AT CORTLAND. THE CHAPTER HAS VOTED TO BECOME MORE THAN PRACTICAL, IN FACT TO ATTEMPT GROWING AN ACRE OF POTATOES FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF MAKING A PROFIT, SAID PROFIT TO BOLSTER OUR FUNDS IN THE TREASURY. A MODEL T. FORD, CON- VERTED TO A GARDEN TRACTOR DURING OUR WINTER SHOP PERIODS, IS TO FURNISH THE POWER AND SOME OF OUR FRIENDS ARE GOING TO FURNISH ODDS AND ENDS OF EQUIPMENT. MR. AMES HAS GIVEN THE USE OF AN ACRE OF LAND HE RENTS, IN ADD- ITION TO THE OTHER EFFORTS THAT HE IS PUTTING FORTH IN OUR BEHALF. IS THAT A SNICKER, DEAR READER? THE CHAPTER HOPES YOU ARE WRONG, BUT EVEN SO,MUCH MORE EXPERIENCED FARMERS THAN US HAVE FAILED TO GROW PROFITABLE POTATOES, So MAYBE YOU ARE RIGHT. THE SENIORS ARE STILL WEARING THE LOOK PERHAPS THEY WISH TO VIEW ALL THE HISTORIC SPOTS, PERHAPS wISH TO WATCH FOR BEAVER,DEER, AND OTHER WILD ANIMALS, BUT OUR GUESS WOULD BE JUST PLAIN FISHING AND LOAFING ARE THE MAIN CONSIDERATIONS. AN APOLOGY,DEAR SENIORS, IT IS REMEMBERED NOW THAT YOU DO INTENO T0 VISIT THE AUSABLE CHASM AND THE PLATTSBURGH BARRACKS AND SPEND AT LEAST ONE DAY IN CANADA WE ARE SENDING IN PLANS FOR A MINATURE EXHIBIT FOR THE STATE FAIR. IF OUR PLANS ARE ACCEPTED THE EXHIBIT WILL BE HOUSED IN A BOX THIRTY INCHES LONG AND SIX INCHES DEEP. THE THEME pF THE EXHIBIT WILL BE AHHUNDRED YEARS OF PROGRESS IN AGRICULTURE, AND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATIONN. THE OFFICIAL F.F.A. STATE CAMP IS BEING STARTED ev THE OFFICIALS OF THE STATE ASSOCI- ATION OF F.F.A.THIS BOYS CAMP WILL LAST THREE DAYS AND WILL COST TEN DOLLARS FOR THE ENTIRE PERIOD. THE CAMP WILL BE ON THE STATE FAIR GROUNDS PRIOR TO THE FAIR. AT THE CAMP THERE BE GROUP MEETINGS AND SPORTS. THIS CAM- WILL SERVE SOMEWHAT THE SAME PURPOSE AS THE SCOUT CAMPS, HOWEVER MORE ATTENTION IS T0 BE PAID TO GROUP ORGANIZATION, COOPERATION, AND SELF GOVERNMENT AS IT AFFECTS OUR ENTIRE NA- TION AT THE PRESENT TIME. IST Row IL T0 RI ROBERTS, D., CAMPBELL, WARD, BUROICK, ESTELLE, RICHARDS, ROBERTS, E. 2NO Row IL T0 RI AMES,R.,RoUNSEvELL, LOVEJOY, MOSHIER, HOVEY, HAWES, J., HAWES, W., BARROWS, LATHROP, CAREY, MILLAGE, VANETTEN, CARLYLE 3RDROWILTORIKETCHUM,FERRIS,TURNER,SCHO0NOVER, AA- '- STILSON,DILLER,NICHOLS,HIGINSON, CYGANovIcH, AMES, C., TUCKER, GRIPPEN, DVKEMAN FUTURE FARMERS MERIEA A- -.,.,.... -. ww SKETCH SWB THIS SCHOOL YEAR, WITH ITS INAUGURATION OF THE ACTIVITY PERIOD, HAS SEEN THE DEVEL- OPMENT OF SEVERAL NEW CLUBS, AMONG THEM ONE NAMED THE SKETCH CLUB. BEING NEW, ITS PRO- GRAM HAS BEEN MORE OR LESS EXPERIMENTAL IN ORDER TO FIND OUT THE MOST DESIRABLE TYPE OF PROGRAM T0 SET UP. THE ORGANIZATIONIS BI- WEEKLY MEETINGS HAVE BEEN HELD ON THE STAGE IN THE AUDITORIUM, SINCE THAT WAS THE ONLY AVAILABLE SPACE DURING THE ACTIVITY PERIOD ON THURSDAYS. THE CLUB PROGRAM DURING THE PAST YEAR HAS INCLUDED MANY TYPES OF wORK. WE FIRST DISCOVERED A FEW TRICKS OF How T0 PLACE AND DRAW SIMPLE OURVES AND STRAIGHT LINES. THIS WAS FOLLOWED BV APPLICATION OF THESE PRINC- IPLES IN THE DRAWING OF SOME SIMPLE PICTURES. NEXT WE LEARNED HOW T0 DO SOME WORK WITH ANGULAR PERSPECTIVE. ABOUT CHRISTMAS TIME WE HAD FUN MAKING CHRISTMAS CARDS OUT OF DRAWING PAPER AND SCRAPS OF' DECORATIVE WRAPPING PAPER. AT THE TIME OF THE ART EXHIBIT AT THE SCHOOL THE CLUB MADE A STUDY OF SOME OF THE PICTURES OF THE DISPLAY. THE MEMBERS ESPECIALLY ENJOYED HEARING EACH OTHERIS COMMENTS ON SOME OF THE OUTSTANDING PICTURES SUCH AS NBLUE HORSESN AND VAN GOGH'S HCAFEU. MEETINGS DURING THE SPRING WERE DEVOTED TO PLANNING AND DOING ART WORK FOR THE ANNUAL. MR. IVES, THE CLUB SPONSOR, HAS ExPRESS- ED THE DESIRE TO SEE THE CLUB NOT ONLY CONTINUE NEXT YEAR, BUT ALSO GROw IN MEMBER- SHIP AND ENTHUSIASM. IF THERE ARE ENOUGH PUPILS INTERESTED NEXT FALL A MORE ELABORATE PROGRAM WILL BE PLANNED AND THE CLUB MEETINGS WILL BE IN CHARGE OF ELECTED OFFICERS. NEXT YEARIS ACTIVITIES WILL OF COURSE DEPEND UPON THE wISHES OF THE MEMBERS BUT MIGHT WELL INCLUDE CREATIVE CRAFTS OR DECORATIVE DESIGN SOME OF THE CRAFTS WHICH MIGHT BE TAKEN UP ARE wooD-CARVING, LINOLEUM BLOCK PRINTING, wOoD-BURNING, LEATHERCRAFT, BEADWORK, OR BASKET wEAvING. FOR DECORATIVE DESIGN WE MIGHT INCLUDE THE DECORATION OF WOODEN PLATES BOWLS, BRACELETS, HOT-DISH MATS, ETC. SUCH A PROGRAM SHOULD INTEREST BOYS AS WELL AS GIRLS. SKETCH CLUB CAN BE HIGHLY ENTERTAINING AS WELL AS INSTRUCTIVE FOR ITS MEMBERS IF THEY ARE INTERESTED ENOUGH T0 SUPPORT A IST Row IL T0 RI WINNICK, MILLER, IVES, DEWOLFE, SMITH ?NO Row KL TO RJ CURTISS, ACLA, EVANS, HARMON, FERRIS FRENCH CNE THIS YEAR MARKED THE BEGINNING OF A NEW AND USEFUL CLUB, THE FRENCH CLUB. ANY STU- DENTS WHO HAVE TAKEN FRENCH, DR ARE STUDYINQ IT AT PRESENT WERE ELIGIBLE TO JOIN. THE OFFICERS ARE AS FOLLOWS: PRESIDENT--ATHENE WARD: SECRETARY-MARGARET GRIDLEV: TREASURER- GEORGE HOVEY. THE CLUB MEETS ONCE A WEEK, DURING THE NOON HOUR ON TUESDAY. MEMBERS PLAY GAMES AND SING IN FRENCH. ONE DAY, THEY CELEBRATED A FRENCH HOLIDAY, LE JOUR DES ROIS OR THE DAY OF THE KINGS. EACH PERSON HAD A PIECE OF CAKE IN WHICH THERE WAS HID A BEAN.THE PERSON WHO FOUND THE BEAN wAS T0 BE KING OR QUEEN FOR THE DAY. MARGARET GRIDLEY WAS DULY PROCLAIMED QUEEN. THIS CLUB IS CERTAINLY A HELPFUL ONE, FOR IT OEVELOPS SKILL AND EASE IN THE CONVER- SATIONAL USE OF THE LANGUAGE AND GIVES PRAC- TICAL EXPERIENCE IN ALL THAT IS TAUGHT IN THE CLASSROOM. --- 0 --- SK ETCH CLUB ICONT I NUEDD LIVE-WIRE PROGRAM SUCH AS THAT MENTIONED ABOVE. STUDENTS IN THIS ORGANIZATION, CAN EXCHANGE MANY IDEAS WHICH WILL PROVE BEN- IFICIAL T0 THEM IN LATER LIFE. OPPORTUNITY T0 HAVE THEIR WORK PRINTED FOR DISTRIBUTION T0 THE PUBLIC IS GIVEN THROUGH ART WORK FOR THE ANNUAL. THE FATE OF THE SKETCH CLUB LIES IN THE HANDS OF THE STUDENT BODY Do YOU WANT IT TO SURVIVET --- Q --- JOKES MISS PARKER: WALL STREET USED TO BE A PATH WHERE THEY DRCVE COWS. JAMES LATHROP:AND NOW THEY SELL STOCK THERE. ..1-.-T CECIL CHESNUT CAME TO ROOM LLL TO RETRIEVE SOME STOLEN PROPERTY FROM DONALD ROBERTS- G. TURNER! DONNY, I WANT YOU T0 STOP PICKING UP CHESNUTS- ,ii-11 A, HOWELL: FREDDY MARSHALL IS A BAD EGG. E. BLACKMER: WHEW! HYDROGEN SULFIDE! li- IST Row IL T0 RJGRENOLDS,HovEY, WARD,GRlDLEY, VANLUVEN END Row IL T0 RI LATHROP, LUCIANI, JENNINGS, MESERVEY, ABBEY, SCHOOLEY ' GLee CLUB AND ORCHESTRA ' In THE veAR 1937 A.D.,CANDoR HIGH ScHooL FELT THE NEED OF MUSICAL TRAINING. IT IS no SMALL TASK T0 oRGANIze A SCHOOL or THIS SIZE, MUSICALLV, AND MISS ELIZABETH H. EDDY, now, MRS. WINSTON S. Ives, KNOWING THIS FULL WELL, TOOK THE RESPONSIBILITY Upon HER SHOULDERS. AT THE END OF THE FIRST YEAR OF MUSICAL TRAINING, CANDDR HIGH SCHOOL SDASTED OF A GLEE CLUB AND ALSO AND ORCHESTRA: AND SINGING WAS A PART OF THE CURRICULUM FRDM THE FIRST GRADE THROUGH THE EIGHTH. THE GLee CLUB ESPE' CIALLV ROSE TO FAME THROUGH THE PRESENTATION OF THE DRERETTA nBEAUTY CONTESTH Glven IN MAY I938. THE ORCHESTRA PROGRESSED MORE SLOWLY, FOR A veRv FEW PEOPLE HAD evER HAD INSTRUMEN- TAL LESSONS OF ANY KIND AND THE New PEOPLE wHo STARTED uTOOTlNGn AND nBLOWINGn AND 'SAW- ING' HAD TO LEARN How TO READ MUSIC AS WELL AS HOW TO PLAY THE INSTRUMENTS. IN SPITE or ALL THIS THE ORCHESTRA PLAYED FOR CoMMEncE- MENT THE veRv FIRST YEAR or ITS ORGANIZATION. LAST YEAR CANDDR CENTRAL SCHOOL MUSICAL DEPARTMENTS APPEARED OVER AT NEIARD VALLEY FOR THE FIRST ANNUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL OF TIOGA COUNTY ON MAY 515 ALONG WITH THE MUSIC DE- PARTMENTS 0F'OWEGO, WAVERLY, SPENCER, NICHOLS APALADHIN, AND NEWARK VALLEY, ALL OF WHICH HAVE HAD MUSIC MANY MORE YEARS THAN CANDOR. THIS wAS noT A COMPETITIVE FESTIVAL BUT THE IST Row QL T0 R,ANDREWS,GRlPPlN, AsBEv,E.,JeNNIncs,J., Jennuncs, E., Pensoneus, Hovev, E. 2NDRowfL T0 R,IVES,WARD,MCCUNE,BLlNN,HOVEY,G, ABBEY, G., MILLER, MARSHALL 3RD RowlL T0 RTAHART, RIcHARDS,P., Tucxen, C, ROBERTS,TUCKER,K.,CAMPBELL,HOWELL,RlCHARDS,C, EVANS URCHESTRH L GLEE CLUB M IST Row KL T0 RlKESSLER,STORMS,ANDERSON, 5 WILLIAMS, GRIDLEY, D., ESTELLE, SLATE, ' WALTERS, WINNIDK, CYGANOVICH, C. 2nD Row KL T0 RJ Ives, RUMSEV, AnDRews, RIcHARDS,P., KENT, ACLA, SDHARF, MILLER, PERSONEUS, REED, TUDKER, C., McCune T0 R,MAXWELL,CRAMER,GlBBONS,TALARSKI,HAGER, IOON, CYGANOVICH, H., WARD, A-I HOVEYI E-I ,,u,-,-, LL,E., SHEVALIER, ScHooLev, SMITH, UEPUTRON 4TH Row CL T0 Rl HARMON,GRlDLEY,M.,STAUBACH, BLACKMER, WARD, J.,MESeRvev, HOWELL,CAMPBELL, TUCKER,K.,GRlPPlN, ROBERTS,E,,HOVEY,G.,RlCHARDS,C,MARSHALL,JENNlNGS,ABBEY K TWO GROUPS FROM THIS SCHOOL WERE RATED vERv HIGH ev THE ADJUDICATDR. THIS VEAR THE MUSIC FESTIVAL WILL se HELD IN OWEGO AND THE OR- CHESTRA AND A PICKED CHOIR OF GIRLS WILL Re- PRESENT THIS SCHOOL. EACH YEAR ANOTHER STEP IN THE ADVANCE' MENT or MUSIC IN CANDDR CENTRAL ScHooL IS Ac- CDMRLISHED av MRS. Ives. SMALL ENSEMBLES HAVE BEEN FDRMED wHIcH, IT IS HCPED, WILL aecone A TRADITION OF THIS SCHOOL. A GIRLS TRID, MADE UP oF.THe voIce TRAINING DLASS, HAS BEEN uTHE TALK OF THE TOWN.n MAv THEY CONTINUE THEIR SPLENDID WORK NEXT YEAR. ANOTHER GROUP WHICH HAS CAUSED QUITE A SENSATION IS THE eovs CHOIR MADE UP OF TwELve aovs, FOUR FROM eAcH OF THE FDURTH, FIFTH, AND SIXTH GRADES. THE TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE IN GROUPS OF THIS KIND WILL NEvER BE FORGOTTEN. WHAT new THINGS MRS. lvES MAv FIND T0 DO NEXT YEAR, we D0 noT Know BUT CANDOR CENTRAL SCHOOL ALREADV HAS A MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF WHICH SHE cAN BE PROUD --- 0 --- MR. MCDERMID: PHYLLIS, TELL US How T0 MAKE SODIUM HvDRoxI0e. , TAKE SOME SODIUM HvDRoxIDE AND PHYLLIS R.: ELECTROCUTE IT. AL, WAS, I F I bv -Vx AI V any A In 4 We HOMEMAKIN? L IST ROW IL T0 RI REED,STEVENS,L.,BARNES, BENJAMIN, KESSLER,KENT, KAIDON, WINNICK, STEVENS, E. QNO ROWIL T0 RIBLACKMAN,ABBEY,G.,CRAMER, LATHROP, PERHAM, TULL, DEAN, ABBEY,E. 3RD Row IL T0 RI GUILES, SCHOOLEY, KIRK, CYcANovIcH,M.,JANTz, COLBURN, CYGANOVICH,H., ABBEY,V., FERRIS, DEPUTRON THE FOUR HOMEMAKING CLASSES THIS YEAR HAVE BEEN DOING A VARIETY OF INTERESTING THINGS WHICH THE GIRLS THEMSELVES ENJOYED DOING AND WHICH WERE OF BENEFIT TO OTHERS AS WELL AS TO THE SCHOOL. THE HONEMAKING A CLASS PREPARED AND SERVED SCHOOL LUNCHES FOR A MONTH, EARNING SOME MONEY WHICH WAS SPENT FOR MATERIALS WHICH THE HOMEMAKING B CLASS USED IN BUILDING A STORAGE CABINET AND SCREEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SEWING CLASSES. THE HOMEMAKING B CLASS ALSO IMPROVED THE APPEARANCE OF THE DEPARTMENT BY DECORATING THE CURTAINS AND MAKING SLIP COVERS FOR THE STUDIO COUCH AND CHAIR. THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS HAVE ENTHUSIASTICALLY PARTICIPATED IN THEIR CLASS WORN. OUR HOMEMAKING CLUB WHICH THIS YEAR WE DECIDED TO NAME THE HANDY CLUB HAS BEEN VERY SUCCESSFUL UNDER THE DIRECTION OF OUR NEW TEACHER, MISS BLACKMAN, WHO HAS CONTRIBUTED MUCH TOWARD THE ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR. FOR OFFICERS WE ELECTED ESTHER STEVENS,PRESIDENT, ELIZABETH KENT, VICE-PRESIDENT, LINA BELLE LEGGE AND BEULAH BENJAMIN AS SECRETARY AND TREASURER. THERE WERE ABOUT TWENTY-EIGHT MEMBERS THAT ATTENDED THE MEETINGS EVERY TWO WEEKS ON THURSDAY AFTERNOONS. SOME OF THE ACTIVITIES WHICH THE CLUB SPONSORED WERE THE SERVING OF THE F.F.A. BANQUET, THE MAKING OF A THANNSGIVING BASKET FOR SOME NEEDY FAMILY, A CANDY DIPPING DEMONSTRATION AND A THREE ACT PLAY 'THIS MODERN GENERATIONH WHICH WAS PUT ON AS AN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM. EARLY IN THE FALL, MEMBERS OF THE SEV- ENTH, EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADES MET WITH MR. MCDERMID AND MR. IVES. MERLE LOVEJOY WAS CHOSEN TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN. A NOMINATING COM- MITTEE AND A CONSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE WERE CONSTI- APPOINTED. AT A LATER MEETING, THE TUTION WAS AMENDED AND ADOPTED, AND OFFICERS WERE CHOSEN, MERLE LOVEJOY PRESIDENT, ESTHER SECRE- GAGE VICE-PRESIDENT, BETTY VERGASON TOMMY TARY, CHARLES MARSHALL JR. SCOUT, AND CRAIG CURATOR. PROGRAMS DURING THE FALL SEMESTER IN- CLUDED A FIELD TRIP, LECTURE DEMONSTRATIONS, MICROSCOPE STUDY, REPORTS ON VISITS T0 MAN- UFACTURING PLANTS, AND AT HALLOWEEN, A PARTY. IM JANUARY, THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS WERE GRAYDON ELECTED: MERLE LOVEJOY, PRESIDENT: MARTIN, VICE-PRESIDENT, JEAN FERGUSON, SEC- RETARY, EUGENE CRAIG, SCOUT, AND CHARLES MARSHALL, CURATOR. ACTIVITIES SINCE JANUARY INCLUDED DIS- CUSSIONS OF WEATHER FORECASTING, ASTRONONY AND BIRDS. THE CLUB PARTICIPATED IN THE MAK- ING OF ETCHINGS ON GLASS AND THE CONSTRUCT- ION OF MIRRORS. A BRIEF STUDY OF ELECTRICITY AS USED IN THE TELEPHONE, BATTERY AND RADIO, WAS CONDUCTED BY THE ADVISORS. NEXT YEAR, WE HOPE TO CARRY ON AS A PER- MANENT PART OF THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM WITH AN EVEN MORE EXTENSIVE PROGRAM. WE HOPE TO SEND DELEGATES TO THE SYRACUSE SCIENCE CENTER OR OTHER SIMILAR SCIENCE CONVENTIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. IST ROW IL T0 Rl SAGE, MCDERMID,CRAIc,MARTIN,FERGASoN, MARSHALL, IVES, VERGASON HORSE 2ND Row IL T0 RICAREY,ROBERTS,KRAUSS,LINDSEY, BDRNS, STEVENS, CARLYLE, GALPIN, RICHARDS 3rD ROW IL T0 RI VANETTEN, PHILIPS, CUMMINGS, CTARKWEATHER, WILSoN,R., HAYES, LYNCH, AHARr, WILSON, C. CIENCECLIIB i PENSEES LOOKING FORWARD IT SOMETIMES SEENS A BDTHER T0 KEEP POSTED ON WORLD AFFAIRS WHEN THEY SEEN So REMOTE FROM OUR INTEREST. BUT ARE THEY? ARE WE AS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS so FAR FRDN ADULTHOOD THAT WE CAN DHILDISHLY SHUT OUR EYES T0 REALITY, LIVING IDLY FROM DAY T0 DAY, BELIEVING ALL THAT MATTERS IS OUR HAVING A GoDD TINET IT WON'T BE LONG BEFORE THE RESPONSIBIL- ITIES AND PROBLEMS THAT ARE OUR PARENTS' TO- DAY WILL CHALLENGE Us. WE MUST REALIZE NOW THAT IT IS TIME T0 PREPARE OURSELVES FDR OUR APPRDADHING DUTY. THE AGE WE LIVE IN IS DARK. WE IN HIGH SCHOOL MUST BEGIN TO COMBAT THE EVIL FDRDES OF HATRED, FEAR, GREED, AND IGNDRANDE wHIcH HAVE wREcKED THE HAPPINESS AND wELL-BEING or THE PRESENT WORLD, BY SEE- ING THAT WE DURSELVES ARE INNOCENT OF THESE DETRINENTAL QUALITIES IN OUR DAILY LIVES. BY BEING TOLERANT, INTELLIGENT, coURAGEous CITIZENS w: WILL BUILD UP A STRONG BULHARK AGAINST ALL AGGRESSIVE FORCES. E. JENNINGS --- 0 --- NEVER SAY DIE! MY BROTHER PREFERS TO SLEEP ALONE AND WAS VERY ANNDYED RECENTLY WHEN HE DISDDVERED A SMALL MOUSE SHARING HIS BED. THE MOUSE DLAINED THERE wAs ROOM FOR BOTH OF THEN TO REST IN COMFORT BUT CLIFTON HAD A DIFFERENT IDEA. BEING VERY TIRED, HE TOOK NO ACTION UNTIL THE Nous: PLAYFULLV KISSED HIN. THAT wAs TOO NUDH, AND CLIFTON SPRANG OUT OF BED WITH AN AWFUL PURPOSE IN HIS EVE. THE MOUSE PROMPTLY APPROPRIATED ONE OF THE BEDPDSTS FOR A SORT OF LDDKDUT STATION AND LANDNARK IN CASE OF BATTLE, AND EYED CLIFTON COOLLY WITH ONE BOUND, MAN GAVE DHASE T0 NDUSE. WHICH WAS NAN AND WHICH wAs NDUSE, WOULD BE EKDEEDINGLY HARD T0 TELL. CLIFTON BECAME ENTANGLED WITH THE NOW UN- OCCUPIED BEDPDST AND THE NDUSE wHIsTLED DHEERFULLY FROM THE PICTURE FRAMEQFRON FRAME T0 WINDOW SILL, AND FROM DRESSCR TO TIE RACK, THE Nous: LED A MERRY CHASE. CLIFTON FINALLY FALTERED AND SAT DOWN TO REST. THE MOUSE SUGGESTED CALMLY, 'WHY NOT BE REASONABLE AND G0 BACK TO BED. I'N WILL- ING TO LET You HAVE HALF THE BED. lT's You wHo STARTED ALL THIS. I wAs SATlSFIED.' 'I'LL HAVE THE WHOLE BED FOR MYSELF AND You, VERMIN THAT You ARE, SHALL KNOW A COLDER FATE THAN EVER You HAVE DREANED 0F,' QUDTH HE AND AGAIN THE FIGHT wAs DN. SHOES, PILLOWS, BRUSHES, CLIFTON, AND THE MOUSE MINGLED IN HDPELESS CONFUSION. WHEN THE MOUSE JUMPED INTO A BUREAU DRAwER, CLIFTON POUNDED AN OLD GARTER FOR SEVERAL ExULTANT MINUTES BEFORE DISDDVERING HIS HISTAKE. THE BED, BV THIS TIME wAs OVERTURNED, AND SHOES AND OTHER HISDELLANY WERE SDATTERED OVER THE ROOM AS CLIFTON WENT BACK T0 HIS CORNER AND RECON- SIDERED. THE Nous: PROMPTLY JUMPED UP INTO THE BEDSPRINGS AND BEGAN A SYSTEMATIC ExAN- INATION OF THE ENTIRE NEDHANISN. CLIFTON WENT BACK TO BED T0 WAIT, AND AWOKE A QUARTER or AN HOUR LATER TO FIND HIS FOE SNDRING GENTLY IN HIS EAR. AH, THE HDRRDRS OF THE NEXT SEVERAL MIN- UTES WERE INDESCRIBABLE! How BITTER IS THE FRAY WHEN STRONG WILL3 CLASH AND HOW UNPRED- IGTABLE THE OUTCOMEQ TIRED AND HAGGARD BUT VIDTDRIDUS, CLIFTON EMERGED FROM THE RDDN THE NEXT NDRNING, CARRYING A SMALL AND ONCE VALIANT Nous: QV THE TAIL. How LITTLE THE UNKNOWING DBSERVER WOULD GUESS OF THE REAL SIGNIFIDANDE OF THAT BATTLE: THE INEVITABLE BATTLE BETWEEN MAN AND MDUSE. P. RICHARDS --- 0 --- DEMOCRACY IN THIS SCHOOL I HAVE BEEN TDLD BY STUDENTS COMING HERE FRDN OTHER SCHOOLS THAT OUR SCHOOL IS VERY DEMOCRATIC. I THINK IT IS. WE HAVE ACCESS TO OUR ROOMS AT NOON T0 PLAY CHINESE CHECKERS, STUDY QR JUST SIT AND TALK. WE CAN G0 DVER- TOWN IF WE WISH. WE DAN READ FROM A GOOD Su- PLY OF BOOKS IN DUR LIBRARY OR WE CAN GO TO THE GYM AND PLAY BASKETBALL OR WATCH SDNEDNE ELSE PLAY. WE NEARLY NAKE OUR owN RULES BUT WHEN THEY ARE BROKEN SOMETIMES MORE DRASTIG MEASURES MUST BE TAKEN. WE ALSO HAVE OUR STUDENT'S ASSOCIATION DDNSISTING OF EVERY ONE WHO wISHES TO JOIN FRDN THE SEVENTH T0 TwELVTH GRADES. THIS STUDENT'S ASSOCIATION AS STATED IN THE PRE' AMBLE, RPROMOTES EXYRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES sucH AS ATHLETICS, MUSIC, DRANATIDS, ETC: POSTERS A MORE AcTIvE SCHOOL SPIRIT AND PRD- VIDES FDR THE SOCIAL WELFARE OF THE STUDENTS! EACH YEAR WE ELECT THE MEMBERS OF DUR STUDENT COUNCIL OR GOVERNING BODY. OUR STUDENT'S As- SDDIATIDN GDVERNNENT COMPARES FAVORABLV WITH OUR NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. J. LDHR --- 0 --- NBUMBER SHOOTSn I RECENTLY WENT SHOPPING ON A DAY THAT wAs AS wET AND SOGGV AS MILK-SOAKED CEREAL- I wAs VERY INTERESTED, THDUGH, IN THE ASSORT- ED COLORS, SHAPES, AND SIZES OF THE VARIOUS INSTRUMENTS USED AS PROTECTION AGAINST THE ELEMENTS. As IS USUAL IN ANY COMMON SHOWING, THERE wAs A LIMITED NUMBER OF DLD-FASHIDNED UMBRELH AS, BLACK AS HATE, ARTLESS,AND BIG ENOUGH T0 COVER THREE PEOPLE WHEN LITTLE SISTER INSISTS ON ACCOMPANYING THE YOUNG COUPLE ON THEIR SUN- DAY AFTERNOON wH.K. TH: RIBS OF DNE OF THESE SPECIMENS WOULD RENIND A FARM BOY OF A HORSE WHO HAD NEVER HAD QUITE ENOUGH TO EAT. THERE WERE DAINTY POLKA-DOT UNBRELLAS IN LIGHT, SOFT HUES THAT RENINDED ONE OF DENURE YOUNG GIRLS WHO SHYLY SMILE AT PASSING NEN- BERS OF THE GENUS HONG- THERE WERE GAYLY STRIPED UMBRELLAS THAT EXPOUNDED DHEERFULNESS AND AN DPTINISTID VIEw OF LIFE. DONALD DUCK AND PINOCCHID BDBBED NERRILY DOWN THE STREET. I SAw BIG-FLOWERED UMBRELLAS WITH CLASH- ING DAUBS OF PAINT. I COULD NOT HELP BUT THINK OF THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN THESE UN- BRELLAS AND THE KIND OF CHIFFON DRESSES THAT STOUT LADIES D0 INQIQT ON wEARING ON swELTER- ING SUMMER DAYS. THERE WERE ALSO NDDEST UN- BRELLAS IN PLAIN BROWNS, GREENS, THAT HENT THERE WERE WHITE UNBRELLAS SPRIGS OF SPRING FLOWERS, CHECKERED UMBRELLAS BROKEN UMBRELLAS, GAUDY AND ANCIENT UMBRELLAS AND SOME FETID UMBRELLAS, TH: CAUSE OF THE UNPLEASANTNESS BEING ATTRIBUTED T0 THEIR NEW- NESS. You SEE, THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF UN- BRELLAS JUST AS THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF PEOPLE. AND BLUES, WALKING QUIETLY DOWN THE STREET. WITH DAINTY ON NOTHING SPECIAL WHEN Vou BIT Down TO WRITE SDMETHIND, WHEN You DON'T HAVE ANYTHING T0 wRITe, IT'S VERY LIKELY You WON'T sUcceED IN PRODUCING Anv SUPERIOR WORK or LITERARY ART: I DON'T HAVE ANY SPECIFIC TITLE AT THE ToP OF MV PA- PER T0 INsPIRE ME T0 ELABORATE ON SOME veRv INTERESTING SUBJECT. So l'M JUST GOING T0 PUT Down A Few or MV THOUGHTS AS THEV COME TO Me. IT's wHAT one MIGHT CALL A 'WILD AND WO0LVn NIGHT OUTSIDE. THE WIND IS WHISTLINO MoURNFuLLv AROUND THE CORNERS OF THE HOUSE, WITHIN THE WARMTH OF WHICH I sIT ALL ALONE ev THE FIRE, STRUGGLING WITH Mv GEOMETRY LESSON. IT IS VERY STILL IN THE LIVING ROOM: WITH THE EXCEPTION or THE Busv LITTLE TICK OF THE KIT- CHEN CLOCK THERE IS NO SOUND.ALL IS WELL HERE wHeRE I AM. IN OTHER PARTS or THE TOWN PEOPLE SIT ev HAPPY, CONTENTED, RADIO, OTHERS TROU- A Loveo ONE, OTHERS MISFORTUNEQ SLEEPING, VET IT IS THEIR HEARTHSIDES---SOME READING, LISTENING T0 THE BLED oven THE ILLNEss or STRICKEN WITH POVERTY AND FAR AWAY PEOPLE ARE oNLv TEMPoRARv REST BECAUSE THEV ARE CONSTANT- LV HAUNTED BY THE SHADOW or FEAR---FEAR THAT THEIR LOVED ONES WILL BE KILLED, FEAR THAT THEY MAY LOSE THEIR HOMES AND LIVES IN WAR- FARE AND RuTHLEss AIR DWELL IN A WORLD or HAPPINESS FROM THEM. KNOWING WHETHER THEY THE DAWN. FARTHER AWAY, ON WORLD, DAV IS JUST BREAKING AND PEOPLE ARE REGIHNIMG TO START oUT ron ANOTHER DAY'S AD- VENTURE. THE CHINESE MOTHER, THE JAPANESE SOLDIER WHO seexs TO WREST FROM ITS RIGHTFUL OWNER THE VERY LAND ON WHICH THAT CHINESE MOTHER LIVES, THE NOMAD ON SlBERIA'S WASTES, RAIDs. FoR THESE PEOPLE wAR THAT STEALS THEIR Now THEY SLEEP, LITTLE WILL wAKE SAFELY WITH THE OTHER SIDE OF THE 's. V VIEWS FROM THE CHOIR LOFT IF A PERSON KNEW NOTHING or RELIGION on HAD NEVER ATTENDED A CHURCH SERVICE Berone, How VERY STRANGE IT WOULD BE T0 HlM-E8PEClAL- LV FROM AN ADVANTAGEDUS POINT IN THE CHOIR LOFTH I THINK THE VERY FIRST THING THAT wouLD STRIKE THE NEWCOMER, AFTER VIEWING THE ACTUAL BUILDING, OF counse, WOULD BE THE venv Queen ASSORTMENT OF PEOPLE AT CHURCH. THERE ARE SEVERAL MEN OF coURsE, DEGENERATING FROM THE FIRST STIFLED VAWN INTO vARIous STAOES or SLUMBER. -THERE ARE THE WOMEN WHO SIT LOOKING veRv STERN AND RIGHTEOUS THRouGHouT THE sen- VICE, THE WOMAN wHo IS T0 LOOK INTERESTED WHEN THERE ARE THE WOMEN WHO ED IN THE SERVICE, AND FEW MEN AND WOMEN WHO HYMNS. THEN THERE ARE T A BIT DEAF AND TRIes SHE CAN'T HEAR A wonu LooK REALLY INTEREST- THERE ARE A PRECIOUS JOIN LUSTILV IN THE HE FASHION PLATES WHO COME, OIVIOUSLV, TO WEAR THEIR BEST CLOTHES AND DISPLAV THE NEWEST SHADE OF LIPSTICK. THESE PEOPLE CONTRIBUTE NOTHING T0 THE SERV- ICE AND vIcE-vEnsA. THEY WOULDN'T HEAR Goo SPEAKING TO THEM IF HE wene USING A MeGAPHoNE AND I DON'T BELIEVE Goo HAS MUCH T0 SAV T0 THESE PEOPLE ANVWAV. THERE Is,ALwAvs,A SPRIN- KLING OF SMALL CHILDREN FOR A RADIUS OF ABOUT T WHO FURNISH AMUSEMENT HREE SEATS AHEAD AND BEHIND.AND THEN THERE ARE THE HIGH SCHOOL AGE KIDSINEED MORE BE SAIDT THE GIRLS ARE WONDER- ING IF THE BOY FRIEND IS TAKING IN THE NEW ARE ALL SETTING FORTH TO MUCH IS HAPPENING AT Jov AND OF soRRow,oF INPo ICANCE. BUT ALL IS WELL THE FIRE CRACKLES, TICKS AWAY THE FLEETING H DISCONSOLATELV THROUGH T THE TREES OUTSIDE. I Mus ETRV. --- 0 - LIFE LIFE IS vERv STRANGE EVERY DAY OF OUR LIVES THAT THERE WILL NEVER BE we NEVER THINK OR LOOK SAME TWO DAYS IN A Row. FIED WHEN I REALIZE HOW THE DAYS ARE FLYING PAST GREET THE new DAV. THIS TIME---MUCH OF RTANCE AND INsIGNIF- HERE. THE KITCHEN CLOCK oURs, THE WIND MOANS HE BARE BRANCHES OF T RETURN T0 MV GEOM- ELEANOR JENNINGS . IT NEVER REPEATS. I8 ALL IMPORTANT IN ANOTHER JUST LIKE IT OR FEEL EXACTLY THE I FEEL ALMOST TERRI- HEEDLESS PEOPLE ARB -PREVIOUS DAYS THAT cAn NEVER BE RE-LIVED. BUT ALWAYS we LooK AHEAD. We PLAN FOR DAYS IN ADVANCE AND EVEN DATE oun PAPERS A oAv AHEAD IN ouR scHooL woRK. WHAT we DON'T sEEM T0 REALIIE IS THAT lgggl IS IMPORTANT. On one DAY, THE NEXT DAY LOOKS AwFuLLY IMPORTANT. WHEN THE NEXT DAY COMES, IT ISN'T IMPORTANT. WE'RE LOOKING ON AHEAD FROM THERE. WHY DON'T we LooK AROUND Us Ano see How IMPORTANT IQDAV IS WHILE WE'RE LIVING ITT WNV DON'T we APPRECIATE EACH PHASE or LIFE AS we LIVE IT INSTEAD OF LOOKING BACK ON IT AND SIGHINGT EVERY NEW DAV IS A PRIVI- LEGE.IT'S FRESH. NEVER BEFORE HAS THERE seen A DECEMBER I4 on I5 on I6, I939. NEVER AGAIN WILL THERE BE sucH A DAY. lT's BRAND NEW AND we CAN MAKE or IT WHAT we WILL. COME on, PeoPLe. WAKE UP AND LIVE! PHVLLIS RICHARDS HAT, on WONDERING wHV THE FRIEND ISN'T TAKING IN THE SERVICE AT ALL ON THAT PARTICULAR SUN- DAY, MAYBE HE'S SICK, PooR DEAR. BUT MoRe LIKELV,HE IS READING THE FUNNV PAPERS. THE aovs ARE ALWAYS IN THE BACK SEAT CARRYING ON IMPORTANT BUSINESS OF THEIR own. WHAT A Queen ASSORTMENT OF PEoPLE,ALL DIFFERENT AGES,SIZES SHAPES, BRAIN CAPACITY. No WHERE ELSE wouLD vou FIND sUcH A GROUP. THE SERVICE WOULD SEEM QUEER,TOO. JUST AS THE NEWCOMER HAS DECIDED IT WAS JUST AN ORGAN RECITAL AFTER ALL, THE MINISTER STANDS UP AND SAYS A FEW WORDSQTHEN HE ANNOUNCES A SONG AND EVERYONE SINGS. WELL THATS ALL RIGHT so FAR. THEN THE MINISTER RAIses HIS HANDS AND EVERY- one sHuTs THEIR EYES. THE MINISTER IS APPAR- ENTLY TALKING TO soME-one BUT wHo IS THE QUESTION.HE DOESN'T SEEM TO BE AoDnessING ANY MEMBER OF THE coNGREGATIoN AND THERE'S N0 one ELSE TO TALK TO. THE PERSON PASSES IT OFF AS A LITTLE STRANGE.THEN THE MINISTER READS FROM A GREAT BIG BooK on THE ALTAR. IT REALLV DOES souno PRETTV SILLV--THOU, THOU'RT, THOU WILT, SHALT, ETc. THE Penson IS JUST BEGINNING T0 THINK IT'S A PRETTV DUMB cnowo, WHEN THEY START PASSING coLLecTIoN PLATES. HE DEcIDEs MAYBE THEV AREN'T so DUMB AS THEY LOOK. THEN THE MINISTER TALKS A LONG TIME AND THE PEOPLE SIT AND LISTEN, WHISPER, SLEEP,AND DO vARIoUs OTHER THlNGS.wHEN THE MINISTER IS THROUGH, HE AGAIN RAISES HIS HAND,SORT OF LIKE AN oncHes- TRA LEADER, AND EVERYONE SHUTS THEIR EYES. He TALKS A MINUTE,TO WHOM, ITIS HARD T0 SAV.THEN THE CHOIR SINGS A woRD TWO OR THREE TIMES--A VERY FUNNY WORD. OF counse, YOU'D EXPECT IT FRDM THE WOMEN BUT THEY REALLY SHOULDNIT SING JUST PLAIN AH, MEN! OVER AND OVER. WELL THE PERSON OVERLOOKS THAT, Too. THEN THE ORGANIST CONTINUES HIS INTERRUPTED RecITAL AND EVERY- one GeTs UP AND WALKS ouT ON HER.THOSE PEOPLE MusT KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING BUT IT LOOKS PRETTV Queen! PHYLLIS RICHARDS .,. ' 23 If L 'II 24 OUR FIRST GAME WAS WITH TIOGA CENTER AT SCORE OF FOUR TO TIOGA CENTER. WE WON ev A ONE. CLYDE TULL WAS WINNING PITCHER. VEKE OSOVSKI HIT A TRIPLE, AND TWO DOUSLES WERE HIT. OUR SECOND GAME WAS WITH SPENCER AT CAN- DOR. WE WON av THE NARROW MARGIN OF THREE TO TWO. THE SENSATIONAL PLAY OF THE GAME WAS THE MAGNIFICENT CATCH OF KIPPER'S LINE DRIVE BY OUR SHORT STOP, VEKE OSOVSKI. TULL WAS THE WINNING PITCHER. OUR THIRD GAME WAS WITH NEWFIELD AT CAN- OOR. WE WON av THE SCORE OF FIvE T0 TWO CLYDE TULL AND JOE LUCIANA HIT TRIPLES. TULL WAS THE WINNING PITCHER. OUR FOURTH GAME WAS WITH NICHOLS AT NICHOLS. WE EMERGED VICTORIOUS EIGHT TO NOTH- ING. CLYDE TULL PITCHED A NO HIT, N0 RUN GAME, STRUCK OUT TWELVE BATTERS AND HIT A HOME RUN. RAY STEVENS HIT TWO DOUBLES AND Bos BROWN HIT TWO TRIPLES. OUR FIFTH GAME WAS WITH TIOGA CENTER AT CANDOR. WE WON av A SCORE OF FIVE TO TWO. BROWN HIT A HOME RUN. TULL WAS THE WINNING PITCHER. THE SIXTH GAME WAS WITH SPENCER AT SPEN- CER. WE WON AGAIN ev A SCORE OF NINE TO ONE RICHARDS, LUCIANI, AND OSOVSKI HIT OOUBLES TULL WAS THE WINNING PITCHER. KCONTINUED ON PAGE 255 n O CENTER--CRAIG IST ROW IL T0 RI RICHARDS, BROWN, MACCOY, LUCIANI, HOWELL BASKETBALL IST Row IL TO RIWELLS,BUTTERFIELD,WEBER, BLACKMER, TURNER, ROBERTS, E. 2ND Row IL T0 RI NICHOLS, CRAIC, HAGER, CAMPBELL, ROBERTS, D. 3RD ROWIL T0 RIMACCOY,WARD,BLINN,HOWELL, BROWN, LUCIANI, SCHOONDVER, RICHARDS, MARSHALL EVEN THOUGH THE CONDORS DID NOT CAPTURE THE TROPHV AGAIN THIS YEAR, THE EVIDENCE INDICATES THAT THE ENTIRE BASKETBALL SQUAD WAS STRONGER av FAR THAN LAST YEAR'S. THIS IS PROBABLY BECAUSE EACH YEAR THE aovs ARE BECOMING MORE AND MORE TEAM-CONSCIOUS AND ARE GETTING AWAY FROM INDIVIDUAL PLAY. IM- PROVEMENT OVER THE I938-39 SEASON WAS DEM- ONSTRATED BY THE FOLLOWING FACTS: III THAT THE ENDICOTT AG'S WERE DEATEN TWICE, 125 THAT THE SCORES AGAINST DRvOEN WERE NOT AS ONE SIDED AS IN PREVIOUS YEARS AND, 135 THAT THE ONLY TEAM ON THE LEAGUE TO BEAT US WAS WELLSBURG, A NEW-COMER AND FINAL WINNER 2ND Row IL T0 RI WARD, CYGANOVICH, FLAVIN ' it P ITRSIK I OF THIS YEAR'STROPHY. THE SCORES OF THE LEAGUE GAMES ARE AS FOLLOWS! CANDOR CONOORS HQME GAMES MJSITING GAM55 CANDOR OPPONENT CANDOR OPPONENT C VANETTEN II C 25 VANETTEN 2I C SPENCER 2I C 25 SPENCER I9 C WELLSBURG 36 C 20 WELLSaURG28 C NEWFIELD 28 C 28 NEWFIELD 6 C NICHOLS 33 C 35 NICHOLS 22 THE JUNIOR CONOORS REGULARS ANOTHER SEASON OR TWO, SHOWED THEIR COLORS IN FINE SHAPE. JUNIOR CONDORS , AIMING AT BECOMING HQME GAMES VISITING GAMES J. C OPPONENT J. C. OPPONENT C VANETTEN I3 C 25 VANETTEN 8 C SPENCER I5 C 22 SPENCER I5 C WELLSDURG 2I C I5 WELLSBURG I3 C NEWFIELD 8 C 25 NEWFIELD 6- C NICHOLS I5 C I9 NICHOLS II R SCHOONOVER, NICHOLS, WEBER, BLINN TUMBLING M FRONT ROW-BARNES, EDWARDS BACK Row-ANOERSoN,M.,KRAwIc,BUTTERFIELO, KESSLER, ROBINSON, STEVENS, ANDERSON, R. THE TUMBLING TEAM HAS IN SOME wI PLACE OF GIRLS BASKET-BALL. THE TWO OR THREE TIMES A WEEK, UNDER 1HL DIREC- TION OF COACH MACCOY. THE TUMSLING TEAM I8 GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO REPRESENT THE GIRLS ATHLETIC DIVISION IN VARIOUS PLAYDAYS AND DEMONSTRATIONSA ON JANUARY 25, THE NICHOLS GIRLS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS KATHERINE BONNER, ENTERTAINED THE TEAM WITH SEVERAL GAMES OF BASKET-SALL. REFRESHMENTS WERE SERVED BY NICHOLS GIRLS, wHO PROVED TO BE VERY FINE HOSTESSES. AT THE NEWFIELD GAME THE TEAM PUT ON ACTS BETWEEN HALVES. AT SPENCER ON MARCH 2, FOUR SCHOOLS WERE REPRESENTED AT A PLAYDAY. NICHOLS, SPENCER, VANETTEN AND CANDOR TOOK PART. EACH SCHOOL DIVIDED INTO FOUR TEAMS, So THAT EACH TEAM HAD AT LEAST ONE REPRESENP ATIVE FROM EACH SCHOOL. FOLLOWING THE BASKET-EALL, VOLLEY-CALL, PING PONG, AND SILENT GAMES, THE TUMSLING TEAM PUT ON ACTS. ON MARCH ll, THE TEAM ENTERTAINED THE ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES. ON MAY I8, THE NICHOLS GIRLS WERE ENTER- TAINED AT CANDOR WITH BADNINTON, PING PONG, VOLLEV-BALL, BASKET-BALL, HOCREY AND FOUL SHOOTING: REFRESHMENTS wERE SERVED. LAST SPRING CANDOR HELD AN OUTDOOR PLAY- DAY wHICH PROVED VERY ENTERTAINING. THIS SPRING WE EXPECT TO HAVE ANOTHER PLAYDAY. - - 0 - - BASEBALL QCONTINUED FROM PAGE 245 THE SEVENTH GAME WAS WITH NEWfIELO wHOM WE SLASTED THIRTEEN TO FIVE. BROWN HIT A DOUBLE. TULL wAs AGAIN THE WINNING PITCHER. OUR EIGHTH AND FINAL GAME wAS WITH NICH- OLS AT CANDOR. WE BEAT THEM FIFTEEN TO THREE. JOE LUCIANI AND RAYMOND SCHOONOVER HIT HOME RUNS. CLYDE TULL WAS AGAIN THE WINNING PITCHER. LAST YEAR WAS THE FIRST YEAR WE HAD AN ATHLETIC COACH AND OUR IMPROVED RECORDS SHOW- ED OUR NEED FOR ONE. OUR FIVE UMPIRES, HERB CHAFFEE, JOHNNY ROBINSON, GLENN DEPUY, IRVINE SCHOONOVER, AND BUD MANNING ALSO DID A FINE Jos. THESE BOYS WORKED AT ALL THE HOME GAMES FOR NOTH- ING. UMPIRING IS ALwAYS A THANKLESS Joe WARRANTING LOTS OF CRITICISM. WE'D LIKE T0 TELL THEM OF OUR THANKS AND APPRECIATION FOR THEIR FAVORS. - - 0 - - SOCCER OUR SOCCER SEASON wAS EXCEPTIONALLY SHORT. DUE T0 THE FACT THAT THERE WEREN'T ENOUGH SCHOOLS NEARSY TO FORM A LEAGUE, WE HAD THREE GAMES WITH NICHOLS, THE ONLY OTHER SCHOOL PLAYING THE GAME. THE GAMES WERE CLOSE AND WELL PLAYED WITH CANDOR PULLING OUT ON TOP WITH TWO VICTORIES AGAINST ONE DEFEAT. wg IHEV CANDOR VS NICHOLS ---- SEPT. 29 3 I CANDOR VS NICHOLS ---- OCT. I3 I 2 CANDOR VS NICHOLS ---- OCT. 27 3 I IST ROWKL T0 R1 WARD, BLINN, CRAIG, MARSHALL, BUTTERFIELD 2ND Row IL TO Rl MACCOY, NICHOLS, K.. BROHN, LUCIANI, HOWELL, WEBER, WELLS, NICHOLS, R. ,, SOCCER l IIITRMIIRAL INTRAMURALS ON SEPTEMBER 4,I939 ALL THE TEAM LEADERS AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES MET WITH MR. MACCOV TO ORGANIZE AN INTRAMURAL BOARD. AT THIS MEETING OFFICERS WERE ELECTED AND THE NAME UINTRAMURAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS' WAS CHOSEN FOR THIS GROUP. THE PURPOSE OF THIS ORGAN- IZATION IS T0 ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE ALL TYPES OF INTRAMURAL GAMES AND PHYSICAL RECREATION IN CANDOR CENTRAL SCHOOL AND TO INTEREST ALL THE STUDENTS IN THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL IN ONE PHASE OR ANOTHER OF THIS INTRAMURAL PROGRAM. AT THE SECOND MEETING OF THIS BOARD A SERIES OF RULES WERE SET UP WHICH DEFINED THE DUTIES OF OFFICERS AND OF THE BOARD AND IN- CLUDED THE FOLLOWING av LAWS: I, IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CAPTAIN OF EACH SPORT TO GET THE EQUIPMENT, AND RETURN IT AT THE CLOSE OF EACH GAME AND SEE THAT IT IS HANDLED PROPERLYQ 2. ALL GAMES SHALL BE CALLED AT I2:l5. IF THE TEAMS ARE NOT ON THE FLOOR WITHIN Two MIN UTES OF SAID TIME THE GAME WILL BE FORFEITED IN FAVOR OF THE UNIT HAVING A FULL TEAM PRE- SENT IN UNIFORM AND READY TO PLAY. SHOULD BOTH TEAMS BE LATE, A DOUBLE FORFEIT WILL BE DECLARED WITH BOTH TEAMS LDOSING POINTS. 3. INDIVIDUALS MUST PARTICIPATE ONLY WITH TEAMS FROM HIS owN UNIT. HE MAY NOT SUBSTI- TUTE ON ANY OTHER TEAM FOR ANY REASON. 4. SUBSTITUTES MAY BE TAKEN FROM 715 AND 815 GRADES AND MUST NOT BE USED EXCEPT wHEN NO OTHER MEMBER OF THAT TEAM IS AVAILABLE. 5. PARTICIPANTS MUST BE IN GvM UNIFORM IN ORDER TO PLAY. 6. CREDITS WILL BE GIVEN IN INTRAMURALS FOR CLASS GRADES. 7. GIPLS WILL LET BOVS REFERRE THEIR GAMES. 8. Bovs wHD REFEREE IN GAMES SHALL GET CRED- IT BOTH FOR PLAYING IN THAT SPORT AND FOR REFEREEING THE GAME. BOYS wHO PLAY SHALL GET PART CREDIT IN GAMES FOR REFEREEING OFFICIALS. 9. REFEREE SHALL GET 5 CREDITS FOR EACH GAME HANDLED- IO. SCOREKEEPERS SHALL GET 5 AS MUCH CREDITS FOR EACH GAME AS THE REFEREE GETS. II. MINOR SPORTS GET Q THE CREDITS FOR REF- EREE AND SCOREKEEPER. IST Row IL T0 RINICHOLS,EDWARDS,WARD,J., WEBER, PERHAM 2ND Row IL T0 RI MARSHALL, STEVENS, GIBBONS, MACCDV, WARD, A., KAIDON, BEBEL, BLIVN UIEEK LEADERS CHEER LEADERS YEA, TEAM, FIGHT SOME ONE ASKED WHAT CHEEHLEADING wAs LIKE. IT'S FUN IF vou LIKE IT. THE HARDEST AND MOST IMPORTANT THING CANDIDATES HAVE TO LEARN IS TO RELAX AND BEND A LITTLE. THE CHEERS HAVE TO BE GONE OVER AND OVER T0 CLIM- INATE THE MISTARES, GET PROPER RHVTHM AND EM- PHASIS. AFTER vDU HAVE GONE THROUGH ABOUT A DOZEN, ONE RIGHT AFTER THE OTHER, You ARE PRETTY WELL FAGGED. BUT IF You LIKE THE WORK VOU DON'T MIND GETTING HOT ONCE IN A WHILE. A CHEERLEADER HAS T0 KNOW ALL CHEERS av HEART AND KNOW WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO GIVE THE YELL ON THE FLOOR. THERE ARE FIGHTING VELLS WHEN THE TEAM IS LOSING AND THERE ARE YELLS THAT CAN BE GIVEN WHEN WE ARE wAv AHEAD AND DON'T NEED T0 HAVE ANV BASKETS OR WG-R-RR-RRR FIGHTN. ANOTHER THING CHEERLEADERS ARE SUP- PDSED TO DO IS T0 THINK UP NEw CHEERS- THAT ALSO SEEMS TO BE A HARD THING FOR SOME T0 D0 ALTHOUGH SO FAR THEV HAVE MANAGED WELL. THE IDEA OF EARNING A LETTER av WORKING THREE YEARS, FIRST LEARNING,SECOND AS ASSIST- ANT, AND THIPD AS HEAD CHEERLEADER,WAS START- ED Two YEARS AGO. JEAN BUTTERFIELD WINS A LETTER THIS YEAR: ATHENE WARD AND PHYLLIS RICHARDS, ASSISTANTS THIS VEAR, WILL BE THE HEAD LEADERS FOR I94I. CANDIDATES wHO COME OUT IN SEPTEMBER TO PRACTICE, ARE CHDSEN av THE CHEERLEADERS AND THEIR COACH, MR. AMES,AT THE END OF THE SEASON. PRACTICES ARE HELE TWO AND THREE TIMES A WEEK WITH MR. AMES PRE- SIDING. IT PRETTY --- 0 --- INTRAMURALS ICONTINUEDI ON FIELD DAV THIS YEAR THE DIFFERENT INTRAMURAL TEAMS WILL COMPETE INSTEAD OF THE DIFFERENT CLASSES. MONEY FOR THE TREASURY HAS SEEN OBTAIN- ED FROM THE PENNY DANCE THAT WAS HELD EVERY FRIDAY NOON IN THE C. C. S. AUDITDRIUM. ARTICLES SUCH AS LOCKER LOCKS AND CLOTHING THAT wAS LEFT AROUND sv CARELESS STUDENTS wAS COLLECTED AND ANYONE wISHING TO HAVE IT BACK HAD TO PAV FIVE CENTS. SOME OF THIS MONEV THAT wILL BE ADDED WILL BE USED T0 PAY FOR A TROPHY IN HONOR OF THE wINNERs DURING FIELD DAV. IT IS PLANNED TO HAVE THE NAMES OF THE WINNING BOYS ON ONE SIDE AND GIRLS ON THE OTHER. A. WARD, MR. AMES, J. BUTTERFIELO, P. RICHARDS amH GIRL SWIITS BUY SWIIIS THE GIRL SCOUTS OF CANDOR NOW HAVE FOUR- TEEN MEMBERS ENROLLED. THE OFFICERS ARE MARY BROWN, CAPTAIN: ELEANOR BADGER AND MARY PAR- KER, LIEUTENANTS. OUR TROOP COMMITTEE IS: MRS. MCCUNE, MRS. FESSENDEN, MRS. BROWN, MRS. CAPLES, MRS. HOVEV, MRS. GAGE. WE ARE SPONSERED BY THE CANDOR COMMUNITY CLUB WHICH GIVES Us MONEY EACH YEAR FOR OUR CHARTER, FIRST AID KlT,AND OTHER NECESSITIES. WE HAVE HAD MANY DIFFERENT PROJECTS. IN LEATHER-CRAFT WE MADE BOOK MARKS, CHANGE PUR- SES AND MEMBERSHIP CARD CASES. WE MADE WOVEN POCKET-BOOKS OUT OF BRIGHT COLORED YARNS. WE HAVE JUST FINISHED MAKING BEAD BRACELETS AND RINGS. THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE ARE WORKING ON THEIR FIRST CLASS WORK! BETTY HOVEY,PHYLLIS MCCUNE, PRISCILLA MILLER, MARIAN GAGE, MARIAN MAXWELL, AND IRENE PERSONEUS, DEWOLFE, ESTHER BETTY VERGUSON.THOSE DOING THEIR SECOND CLASS WORK ARE ELEANOR JENNINGS, BETTY KESSLER, SHIRLEY STORMS AND KATHERINE RICE. MARIAN SLATE AND VERNA MIDDLETON ARE TENDERFOOTS WHO JUST JOINED. WE PUT ON THE PLAY HGIRL SHOUT WEEKn, A FEW MONTHS AGO FOR THE COMMUNITY CLUB. AT THAT TIME WE DISPLAYED SOME OF OUR HANDICRAFI ABOUT A MONTH AGO WE HAD A BAKE SALE ON WHICH WE MADE ABOUT TwENTY DOLLARS. WE ARE ALL PLANNING T0 G0 TO THE TOMPKINS COUNTY FAIR THIS SUMMER. MANY GIRLS WILL WORK FOR SWINMER AND UFIRST AID' BADGES THEN. OTHER GIRLS ARE PLANNING TO GO TO CAMP COM- STOCK AT ITHACA, NEW YORK, THE DISTRICT GIRL SCOUT CAMP. --- 0 --- CANNIEAL CRAIG CANNIEALS ARE USUALLY ASSOCIATED WITH TROPIC AND SOUTHERN ISLANDS. A CANNIBAL EATS RAW HUMAN FLESH OR SOME FORMS OF WILD FLESH. IN SHORT THEY ARE MERCILESS AND INHUMAN IN- DIVIDUALS. THEY OFTEN EAT THEIR PREV WHILE IT IS STILL IN A STATE OF LIFE OR THEY MAY KILL IT BY SOME CRUEL AND EXCITING WAY KNOWN T0 THEM. IN LATE YEARS MANY HAVE DISAPPEARED AND THE HISTORY OF THE CANNIBALS IS SLOWLY BEING FORGOTTEN. BUT IT SEEMS THAT CANDOR CENTRAL SCHOOL POSSESSES AN INDIVIDUAL, THE ONLY ONE IST Row IL T0 RIMcCUNE,VERCASON,BADCER, BROWN, PARKER, HDVEY, GAGE 2ND Row IL TO RIKNIGHT, STORMS, RICE, SLATE, JENNINGS, DEWOLFE, PERSONEUS, MAXWELL, KESSLER, MILLER THE REGISTRATION OF TROOP 42 AT THE PRESENT TIME IS 2I. THE OFFICERS OF THE TROOP ARE FREDERICK BROWN, SCOUTMASTERQ WILLIAM MCDERMID AND ALBERT MACCOY, ASSISTANT SCOUT MASTERS: AND KEITH TUCKER, JUNIOR ASSISTANT SCOUT MASTER. THE TROOP COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF GEORGE HUGHES, HUGH CAPLE, FRANK MEDDAUGH, EDGAR VANSCOY AND ALBERT WEBER. THE TROOP IS REGISTERED IN THE LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES COUNCIL. WE ARE SPONSORED BV THE CANDOR RO-KI CLUB THIS YEAR AND HAVE BEEN EVER SINCE WE STARTED. THIS IS OUR FIFTH YEAR OF SCOUT- ING IN THE TOWN OF CANDOR. WE HOPE THAT WE SHALL BE ABLE TO CONTINUE AND HELP OUR TOWN BE A MORE PLEASANT PLACE TO LIVE. LAST FALL THE CANDOR TROOP PARTICIPATED IN THE SCOUT CIRCUS HELD IN ITHACA DRILL HALL. AT THIS CIRCUS THE TROOP WON THE FIRST PLACE IN THE FIRST AID DRILL: THE TROOP HAD THREE PONIES, THREE CHARIOTS AND ONE OSTRICH ENTERED IN THE CIRCUS ANIMAL ROUNDUP. ALL HAD A GOOD TIME BEFORE RETURNING HOME. THE TROOP HAS JUST FINISHED BUILDING A CABIN IN ANDERSON'S GROVE WHERE THEY EXPECT TO CAMP THIS SUMMER. --- 0 --- OF ITS KIND IN THE UNITED STATES. MANY HAVE EXCLAIMED THAT THIS INDIVIDUAL WOULD BE A GREAT ATTRACTION IN A SIDE SHOW OF SOME HUGE AND POPULAR CIRCUS. BUT LETS GET DOWN TO BRASS TACKS AND FIND OUT WHAT THE REAL FAME OF THIS INDIVID- UAL RESTS UPON. IT SEEMS THAT THIS BOY MUST HAVE A STRONGER CONSTITUTION THAN THE MOST OF Us FOR HE HAD A SCHEME BV WHICH HE COULD EARN SOME MONEY VERY QUICKLY. HE EASILY EN SNARED SOME OF HIS PALS BY TELLING THEM THAT HE DARED T0 SWALLOW A RAW FISH WHOLE. HIS PALS THOUGHT THIS OUTLANDISH SO THEY MADE SEV ERAL BETS WITH HIM. As A RESULT THE AQUARIUM POSSESSES ONE LESS FISH WHICH WAS ABOUT FOUR INCHES LONG. TOMMY CRAIG ALSO HAS ABOUT FIFTY CENTS MORE IN HIS POCKET THAN HE HAD BEFORE THIS INCI- DENT. THIS IS NO FISH STORY AS YOU CAN SEE FOR IT HASNIT BEEN STRETCHED A BIT, --- 0 --- - IST ROW IL T0 RI BROWN, IVES, AHART, HACER, CRAIG, E., DILLER, GALPIN, J., TUCKER 2ND ROW IL T0 RI CRAIG, T., WINNICK, E., OSOVSKI, WINNICK, S., MCHALE, JORDAN, SKRZYPEK, SMITH, BAKER SRD Row IL T0 RIJENNINGS,J., ANDREWS, GALPIH,N., ACLA, TKA MARSHALL, JENNINGS, E., ABBEY, MCDERMID .iw ,in w 'mr 1' Tug! ALIIMNI NEWS 'Q ALUMNI 'MEMORIES' HM-M-M, How DOES THAT GO? 'CHILDHOOD DAYS--DUN, DUM, DUN---0'ER THE SEA or MEMDRY---LA DA DA DA---0. AND THAT OTHER ONE---ISCHOOLDAVSN HREADIN' AND WRITIN' AND 'RITHMETICU AND A LOT or SUBJECTS WE DlDN'T WANT T0 BOTHEH WITH 'GAUSE IT wAS MORE INTER- ESTING TO SEE HOW MucH MISCHIEF WE COULD GET INTO, AND OUT or SAFELY. Or COURSE, uTHEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVERI, BUT IT DOES STIR oun HEARTS JUST T0 SIT STILL A MINUTE AND LOOK BAGR. THE LANGUAGE TEACHER WITH THE BIKE AND THE BRIEFCASE---REMEMBER? BASKETBALL GAMES IN THE TOWN HALL---COULD WE FORGET? THE Ex- GITEMENT or FIELD DAY ---- BREATHES THERE A STUDENT WITH SCHOOL SPIRIT So DEAD, THAT HE HATH NEVER TO HIS CLASSMATES SAID: WHEYI WHERE DID MY FEED-'SACK G07' LAPOLOGIES T0 SCOTT, THE BIG STUDY HALL---AN UNMANAGEABLE HUMBLE-JUMBLE BUT SUCH A NICE, FRIENDLY ONE. THE LYSEUM COURSES SPONSORED BY THE SENIOR GLASS. BOY-GIRL COMBINATIONS ---- SOME THAT LASTED AND MANY MoRE THAT DlDN'T' EAAMI- NATIONS---WHATEVER ELSE You MISSED IN HIGH SCHOOL, You COULDN'T HAVE MISSED THoSE. LAUGHTER AND TEARS, HAPPINESS AND HEARTACHE-- -THERE'S BEEN A LOT or IT UNDER THE ROOF or THE OLD scHDoL BUILDING. AND SOMEHOW, THIS, vouR PLACE IN THE ANNUAL, REAGHES ouT TO You AND LINKS You ONCE AGAIN WITH ALMoST-roR- GDTTEN DAYS. OH, IT'S Gooo T0 BE REMEMBERED' Gooo TO SEE YOUR own AND voun CLASSMATES NAMES IN THE SCHOOL VEARBOOK. IT GIVES YOU THAT INDEFINABLE FEELING DOWN lNSlDE.IN FACT, IT'S EVEN GETTING Us ALL Sorv AND SENTIMENTAL MAYBE WE SHOULD CHANGE THIS MELLOW Mooo BE- FORE WE oDzE AWAY TO NOTHING wHATSoEvER. HERE'S NEWS OF SOME OF YOUR FELLOW ALUM- NI, THE TOWN GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM. OUT or TwENTv-oNE GAMES PLAYED, THE GIRLS won FOUR- TEEN, AND ARE JUSTLY PROUD or THE FACT. THEY PLAY A FAST, SNAPPY GAME AND, FROM WHAT WE'VE HEARD AND SEEN, SOMETIMES A RATHER SCRAPPY ons. THEIR PICTURE APPEARED IN AN ELMIRA PAPER AS WCHAMPIONS or TIOGA COUNTVIQ IT SEEMS THEY DEEEATED THE OTHER GIRLS' TEAM or THE COUNTY. WE CONGRATULATE THEM on THEIR SUCCESS. ALUMNI TEAM l940 IST ROWS JDSEPHINE LEDNARD, MG'R 2ND Row: MARGARET ANDREWS, PAULINE STRONG, GDLDA STG CLAIR, EMILY BOSTWICK, MARBORIE RoE CONGRATULATIONS DOROTHY PASs'39 AND EDGAR HAMMDND VIRGINIA LATHROP'39 AND JOSEPH BISH MARIIN JACKSON'32 AND LAWRENCE RoSS'26 RUTH BLINN'39 AND ERNEST NICHOLS HELLD LELAND EVERETT IELMER'34 AND EVELVN GREENE'34IMEDDAUGN BETTY ANN IHARRISON AND ANITA HUMI5TON'33, THOMAS SCOTT JAMES IEVERETT AND IRENE CHAFFEE'29I LoNGRoD DONALD MANLEY IVERNON'34 AND PIULINE PERSONEUS'30I STRONG NANCY ANNE IPRESTON'32 AND ESTHER GRlDLEY'32I MEODAUCN RICHARD DREW IEDGAR AND MARY Lou ROBlNSON'30I VANSCOY HARRY ROBERT IH. AND MURIEL MACINTYRE'37I L'AMEREAUX LOUIS ALBERT IALBERT AND MARY LlPOSKl'32I JORDAN CANDOR'3 FIRST BASKETBALL TEAM BACK IN l908 CANDOR HIGH SCHO0L'S FIRST BASKETBALL TEAMsjIH5 RED STARS AND THE WHITE STARS-WERE ORGANIZER IF You LOOK AT THE PICTURE BELOV,DON T FAIL T0 oBsERvE THE STARS WHICH THE GIRLS EMBROIDERED ON THEIR SUITS. THESE SUITS WERE MADE INDIYIDUALLY FROU SERYIGADLE BLUE SERGE WITH NICE BIG FULL BLOOMERS BENEATH IN GASE SDME GIRL SHOULD JUMP IMMDDESTLY DURING A GAME. MEAD WILLSEV IA SENIOR AT THE TIUEI ICTED AS COACH AND REF- EREED ALL GAMES. THERE WERE N0 SUBSTITUTE PLAYERS. THEY HAD AN OUTDOOR couRT wITH BASKETS on HIGH POLES. THE COURT HAD THREE DIVISIONS INSTEAD or TWO, CENTERS COULD NOT MOVE DUT or THE CENTRAL SECTION, N0 BALL COULD BE PASSED FRGM GUARD T0 FoRwARD, BUT MUST G0 TO CENTER AND THEN T0 FORWARD- THE FAMOUS GAME, AT WHICH THE WHITE STARS won A GOLD PIECE, BAS PLAYED JULY 4, ON THE METHODIST CHURGH GROUNDS BEFORE A LARGE CROWD or SPECTATORSB AS A con- cEsSIoN T0 THE EXTREME HEAT SOME or THE MORE DARING REMovED THEIR CORSETS, BUT ALL NEPT on A FULL QUOTA or COTTON UNDERWEAR AND LONG BLACK COTTON STOCKINGS. THE GAME WAS A TlE,NECESSITATlNC AN EXTRA QUARTER T0 DETERMINE A WINNER. A RED STAR FORWARD, IT IS SAID, SAN STARS or MANY HUES JUST AS THE GAME ENDED AND FINALLY RECOVERED CONSCIOUSNESS OVER ON THE PAR- SGNAGE FLOOR WHERE DR. HoLLY wAS ADMINISTERING FIRST AID. THEM WERE THE Gooo DLD DAYS! IST Row: ILTDRI HELEN WARNER IHENDERSONI, ESTELLA VAN' DE BDGART IPERSONEUSI, MINERVA MARSH IWARDI, EDITH ALLEN IFERRISI, JENNIE MASTEN IMANNINCI 2ND Row: ILTDRI LOUISE MENzIES IBUSSI, CLARA HOWARD ISTRONGI, MEAD WILLSEY ICOACH AND REFEREEI, SARA HGLD- RIDGE ITURKI, ALICE VAN Scov ICRANDALLI, LENA DEVEY IFULLERI SRD ROW! PNYLLIS MANNING, MYRTLE HYATT, GwENDoLYN MAN- LEY, ELEANOR WEBER, JULIA PDLYNIAK, MARIE VERELLA, IRENE WEBER I THHS' TEEN-AGE TRIALS ISN'T IT FUNNY THE TRIALS FELLAS AND GIRLS GO THROUGH IN HIGH SCHOOLT WITH ALL ITS DIFFICULTIES I THINK lT'S WORTH IT. IT USUALLY TAKES OVER A MONTH FOR A GIRL TO SINGLE OUT A FELLOW,IOR HE T0 BE ATTRACTED TO HERB, FOR THEM BOTH TO REALIZE IT, AND THEN TO GET HIM TAMED AFTER SHE'S CAUGHT HIS FANCY. GETTING TO KNOW A FELLOW IS LIKE TRYING TO GET AN ANIMAL PET TO LIKE YOU AND TO BECOME USED TO vou. Or URALLY TAKE QUICHLY, OTHERS RNDH WHETHER T0 BE GOOD OR DON'T DARE APPROACH A GIRL. A LOT or THINGS HAPPEN PERIOD WHICH A GIRL WOULD CouRsE, SOME NAT- ARE suv AND DON'T NDT, OR ELSE THEY DURING THIS FIRST NOT EVEN TELL HER BEST FRIEND. AND THIS IS BEST I THINK DECAUSE MOST OF THESE DIFFERENT EMOTIONS PASS QUICKLY. Moons COME AND GO EVERY FEW MINUTES. THESE THINGS ARE REALLY TRIVIAL BUT SEEM GI- GANTIC AT THE TIME. FDR INSTANCE WHEN HE PASSES av WHERE SHE IS AND OOESN'T HAPPEN TO SEE HER, SHE MIGHT ALL or A sUDDEN DROP DOWN IN THE DUMPS. THEN IN FIVE MINUTES HE GOES av AND gggs ss: HER, HELL, SHE rEELs LIKE JUMPING UP AND DOWN AND SQUEEZING SOMEONE. THEN WHEN THE PRELIUINARIES, THE MOST FUN AND THE MOST EXCITING PHASE HAVE BEEN GONE THROUGH, THEY 'SETTLE DOWN' AND EVERYONE TAKES IT FOR GRANTED THAT THEY'RE GOING STEADV. THE TRIP-HAMMER HEART BEATS AND THE TINGLING SENSATICN ARE NOW AN ORDINARY DCCUR- RENCE AND DETER A WHILE GRADUALLV BEGIN T0 DECREASE AND BECOME LESS COMMON. PEOPLE GET USED TO SEEING THEM TOGETHER AND THE TEAsING WHICH CRDPPED UP AT THE FIRST SIGN or INTER- EST VISIBLE TO 'OUTSlDERS', BECOMES SORT or LIrELEss AND NDT so MEANINGFUL. THINGS GO ALONG SMOOTHLY PDR A FEW MONTHS, WITH NOTHING PARTICULARLT EXCITING EXCEPT THE USUAL HEART- THROBS or TWO PEOPLE DEEPLY INTERESTED IN EACH OTHER. EvERvTHING IS TAKEN ron GRANTED. THEN THE TROUBLE BEGINS. FELLAS ARE JUST LIKE BURDOCKS, WHEN vou ONCE GET THEM, vou CAN'T GET RID or THEM. IT TAKES A MDNTH T0 GET A FELLOW AND THEN WHEN vou DON'T WANT TO GO WITH HIM ANYMORE, IT TAKES THREE MONTHS TO MAKE HIM SEE IT. A. WARD --- 0 --- PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY THERE IS AN ENDLESS NUMBER or PROBLEMS WHICH OUR GOVERNMENT MUST SOLVE sooNER OR LATER. ONE or THESE IS THE NATIONAL DEBT, RAISED av THE WORLD WAR, THEN CUT DOWN UNTIL l929 WHEN THE DEPRESSION FORCED THE GOVERN- MENT TO OFFER RELIEF TO MILLIONS OF PEOPLE. THE DEEICIT LEAPED TO I40,000,000 IN I938. How CAN WE MAKE ENDS MEET? UNEMPLOYMENT IS ANOTHER HEADACHE. Joes MUST BE CREATED FOR ABLE PEOPLE IF AMERICA PRESERVES ITS DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS. WDRR RELIEF I8 BETTER THAN IOLENESS BECAUSE ENEDRCED IDLENEss DESTROVS A WORKER'S SKILL. OUR GOVERNMENT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT BUSINESS IN THE U. S.g THEREFORE IT REQUIRES FIRST CLASS WORKERS. EDUCATION SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED AS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR EVERY IN- DIVIDUAL TO DEVELOP HIS TALENTS TO THEIR FULL THATWW CAPACITY. SCHOOLS SHOULD TRAIN STUDENTS T0 REGARD GOVERNMENT SERVICE A8 MORE THAN A POLITICAL Jos. WHAT WE NEED IS A NATION WITH CIVIL sERvIcE BASED ON APPOINTMENT sv MERIT RATHER THAN ON POLITICAL PULL. FREEDOM or SPEECH, ONE or THE ESSENTIALS or DEMoDRAcv, ALSO CREATES A PROBLEM. IN AMERICA WE HAvE GUARDS T0 PROTECT PEOPLE WHILE SPEAKING PUsLICLv. Ir A BUNO MEETING IS GOING ON, GUARDS WILL BE THERE T0 KEEP DUT UNDESIRADLE INTRUDERS. WE MAY DISLIKE GERMAN- BORN CITIZENS sALUTING WITH 'HAIL HITLER' IN OUR COUNTRY, BUT WE MUST REMEMBER THAT THE RIGHT or FREE SPEECH GUARANTEED ev THE CON- STITUTION, INCLUDES THE RIGHT TO EXPRESS UNPOPULAR OPINIONS. ALTHOUGH WE HAvE THOUSANDS OF DoCTDRs AND HOSPITALS, THE VITALITY OF THE PEOPLE I8 NDT WHAT IT SHOULD DE, SINCE MANY DO NOT RECEIVE ADEQUATE MEDICAL DARE. LDH-INCDME FAMILIES ARE USUALLY NEGLECTED BECAUSE THEIR SALARY CANNOT OBTAIN ExPENsIvE MEDICAL TREAT- MENT. BUT WHICH IS MORE IMPDRTANT, MONEY FOR ARMS OR FOR MENT ExDEssIvE ARMAMENT CAN SOON START A HAR WHICH WRECKS THE HEALTH or MILLIONS OF MEN. WE SHOULD SPEND MORE ON HEALTH AND LESS ON AMMUNITIDN IF WE WOULD INCREASE THE VITALITV RATE. SOIL CONSERVATION IS ALSO NECESSARY. ALTHOUGH DEMOCRACY SAFEGUARD8 THE RIGHT T0 OWN PROPERTY, THIS RIGHT DOES NOT INCLUDE THE RIGHT T0 DESTROY. AMERICA WAS NOT HARMED sv soMss DURING THE WORLD WAR, BUT LAND WAS RUINED WHEN FARMERS NEEDLESSLY CULTIVATED MILLIoNs or ACRES THAT AFTERWARD LAV IDLE, AND HERE GLDHN AWAY. LASTLY, THERE IS THE GREAT PROBLEM or so MANY AMERICANS BEING AssENT FROM CHURCH. RELIGION IS NEEDED TO PERFECT DEMOCRACY. WHEN PEOPLE DO NOT ATTEND CHURCH, THEY BECOME DARING AND DO DIsGRACErUL DEEDS. lr AMERICANS CONTINUE T0 sHIRx THEIR RELIGIOUS DUTY, CHILDREN HILL GROW UP UNDER DEMOCRACV,KNOWING NOTHING or OUR SAVIOUR. THE AssENcE OF GOD'B SPIRIT WILL MAKE IT EASIER FOR CRIMES TO BE CDMMITTED PERHAPS WE HAVE so MANY PROBLEMS BECAUSE GDD IS NDT PRESENT IN EVERY oNE's MIND AND HOME. LET Us ALL HOPE THAT AMERICANS WILL HAHE UP AND ASK HIM TO HELP THEM ANSWER THESE PRESSING QUESTIONS. E, JAN11 --- 0 --- DON'T WORRY IF vDUR MARKS ARE LOW AND vDUR REWARDS ARE FEW REMEMBER THAT THE MIGHTY OAK WAS ONCE A NUT LIKE YOU. T. FLAvIN: I THDUGHT ICE WAS PERMANENT HARD WATER. Boa B.: No THAT'S TEMPORARY HARD HATER. MRS. STRONG! THERE IS A HDRD, NOT MARRIED, WHICH MEANS JDINED TOGETHER OR ONE. F. WOODFORDI HOOKED JOHN LDHR: WHAT IS THE OPPOSITE or TACTT Is IT INTACTT JOKES ' MISS PARKER! WHY DID You HIT ERNEST LIKE THAT, FRANKLIN? FRANKLIN: HE STEPPED ON MY ToE FIRST. PNYLLIS R.: WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH You FRANKLIN, You SHOULD HAVE TURNED THE OTHER TOE- F. CAMPBELL! You KNow I HAvE soME or MILES STANDISH'S BLOOD IN MY VEINSQ ERNEST B.: WHAT DID You DO, GET A TRANS- FUSION. LOHRT MY DICTIONARY SAYS THAT vINcuLuM MEANS BOND OF UNION. MR. MCDERMID: MAYBE IT MEANS MATRIMQNY. LovEJoY: DoES MY OPINION AMOUNT T0 ANYTHING IN SCHOOL? E. WELLS: No! LovEJoY: I ALWAYS HAD A VERY GOOD OPINION OF You. LoHR: I READ A Gooo soon LAST NIGHT, PETE. IT IS CALLED 'SWORDS IN THE NORTH.. LOVEJOY! DID IT cuT ANY IcET MISS PARKER: WHAT DO PHYLLIS? PHYLLIS: THAT'S WHAT HISTORY QUESTIONS. ARE AN OLD BAT. GET PERSDNAL, aovs. YOU MEAN BV STUFF, IT TAKES T0 WRITE ERNEST B.: MERVYN, YOU MR. THuRaER: Now DON'T MR. MAcCov IN GYM: Now RELAx AND LET YouR FEET ToucH THE FLOOR. MRS. STRONG! HAWES, WHAT IS THE FEUININE OF WIDOWERT J. HAwES: BACHELOR. MR. McDERMID: THE SYMBOL Fon ANTIMoNY IS sa. T. FLAVIN: I THOUGHT IT STOOD FoR SMITH BROTHERS- MR. MGDERMID KIN TESTJ: EVERYONE KEEP HIS EYES ON HIS OWN PAPER. M. MESERYEY: CAN I LOOK AND SEE IP ANYONE IS COPYING MINE? MISS PARKER! ROMAN SLAVES WERE OFTEN NAMED FDR THE PLACES THEY cAME FROM. Fon INSTANGE A FRENCH SLAVE WOULD BE CALLED FRENCHIES EDWARD WELLS, wHAT D0 You SUPPOSE THE MASTER WOULD SAY TO A GREEK SLAVE? E. WELLS: HI, GREASY! MISS PARKER: THE LAST SEMESTER SEEMS LONGER THAN THE FIRST BECAUSE IT lSN'T BROKEN UP av VACATIONS. Boa BUTTERFIELD: I DON'T MIND BEING BROKEN UP THAT wAv. ERNEST B.: THE nBINGHAMTON SUN' SAYS THAT HITLER IS PERSONALLV LEADING THE NAzI ARMY. Bos B.: SURE,WHEN THEY RETREAT. MERvYN M.: WHICH IS MORE DANGEROUS IN WAFER SODIUM OR PoTASSIuM DYANIDET MR. MGDERMID: WHAT DO You WANT TO Do, DRINK I T7 ---..-.. f' KVJI, 'M 4,1 I,.i VAWAA QI .qi ,f ' I ' A A . . I IVI V! A K' 1 EF 5 .X EWR , ah Qwi7 IESQQXJ ggQffQQ I T I II :gf KIEIAI M Wm- ,.., f..l'ff42f,.g Ewiy. ?L!Z?yHQ.WA.AR5M I at I img , !t.Z! ARE WE PAYING OuR DEBTST So MANY STUDENTS IN CANDOR HIGH SCHOOL EN- aov COMING Fon THE SOCIAL CONTACTS AND THE FUN THEY HAVE. OF COURSE, CLASSES ARE ALL RIGHT IF YOUR TEACHER IS GOOD-NATURED, BUT HAVE ALL THE FUN vou CAN AND THEN DO voun LEsSoNs, IF vou HAVE TIME. THIS ATTITUDE IS, IN NO WAY, JUSTIFIEDA WHAT THE MAJORITY OF STUDENTS DONIT THINK BUT THERE IS ONE THING THAT DOESN'T FIT ABOUT IS THAT THERE'S A GREAT DEAL OF MONEY INVOLVED IN KEEPING A SCHOOL LIKE OURS RUN- NING SMOOTHLY AND COMFORTABLYJ THERE'S A BILL FOR FUELS,A BILL FOR LIGHTS, TEXTBOOKS,TEACH- ERS' cHEcKS,NEw DESKS NOW AND THEN,LAB.EQUIP- HENT, ETC. ALL THESE THINGS TAKE MONEY AND WHERE'S THAT MONEY COMING FROM? FIRST OF ALL, OUR PARENTS ARE PAYING TOWARD THE TOTAL. AND THE PEOPLE ALL ALONG ouR sTREET,THE PEOPLE IN THE NEXT BLOCK ARE PAYING. EVEN THE STATE IS PAVING FoR THIS scHooL. IT Husr BE MIGHTY IM- PDRTANT FOR us TO GO TO SCHOOL, OR ALL THIS MONEY WOULD NOT BE PAID. THE PEOPLE or ouR TOWN THINK WE SHOULD BE EDUCATED ANDfTHE GOV- ERNMENT THINKS WE SHOULD BE EDUCATED. THOSE PEOPLE ARE INVESTING MONEY IN U3 AND THEY gx- PEcT RETURNS,THAT IS,THEv EXPECT US T0 ABSOR8 EVERY ouNcE or KNOWLEDGE WE cAN AND THEN GO OUT AND usE IT TO GOOD PURPOSE. ARENIT WE REALLY ROBBING AND DISAPPDINTING THESE PEOPLE sv BEING POOR INVESTMENTS, WHEN WE'RE cAPAsLE OF DOING so MUCH HDREI ARENIT WE ROBBING THEM WHEN WE LET THEM HIRE TEADHERS AND THEN DON'T TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ALL THAT THE TEACHERS CAN GIVE us? STUDENTS, I DON'T WONDER THAT vouR FACES ARE RED. You SHQQLD BE ASHAMED! LET'S ALL BE Gooo INVESTMENTS: SHow PEOPLE THAT THEY HAD THE RIGHT IDEA WHEN THEY SENT gg TO SCHOOL. C. RICHARDS ,ma I EXQMJL 'II R wg I I - Q , ,ww I V 1 5 I .,,3,Q ..... Y ,ily WI ..E , P, :IS 31 - I - If ' I I w i I T 1 ,, ' ,f E 15: .i W, kgs my H ,P D II r .I ' '-N,- 'D Is LATE AUTUMN JUSTIFIEDT FOR NEARLY EVERY SEASON, THERE IS, IN MY MIND, A JUSTIFICATION. SPRING IS REBIRTH AND AWAKENING. IT IS THE SYMBOL OF NEW LIFE AND NEW HOPE. SPRING MATURES INTO SUMMER, INTO YOUNG MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD, INTO VOCATIONAL CHOICE AND MARRIAGE. AUTUMN IS THE ZENITH OF LIFE. THE FRUIT OF OUR LABORS RIPENS. WE HAVE REACHED COMPLETE GROWTH AS FAR AS VITAL QUESTIONS ARE CONCERNED. WE HAVE VERY DEF- INITE THEORIES AND BELIEFS AS A RESULT OF LIVING AND LEARNING. SNOW FLAKES FLY AND A WHITE CALM OF PURITY AND PEACE SETTLES OVER US IN OLD AGE. THE SNOW KEEPS BEAUTIFULLY WARM THE FLOWERS IN OUR HEARTS, THE MEMORIES AND THE YOUNGNESS,THE PAST JOYS AND ENJOYABLE TIMES. WE ARE NOT REALLY SORRY TO SLIP AWAY WHEN WE HAVE LIVED OUR LIFE YEARS. INTO MY PHILOSOPHY--MY THE BRIGHT LEAVES FALL TIME WHEN EVERYTHING UNDER A COLD SKY. THE AND OF THE HEART, HAVE BIT CHILLED BEFORE THE UNDERSTAND THIS PERIOD, PATTERN OF LIFE. AFTER AND FADE,Is A LAPSE OF STANDS BLEAK AND DARE FLOWERS OF THE GARDEN, A CHANCE OF BECOMING A SNOW COMES. I CANNOT OR MAKE IT FIT. WHEN WALKING IN THE WOODS, THE TRAIL WAS COVERED WITH BROWN LEAVES, AND I WALKED A LONG TIME, TRYING TO FEEL RIGHTNESS AND THE BEAUTY--THE LESSON LINED WITH BARE TREES. THE THIS PERIOD TELLS. I COULD FIND NOTHING AND CAME HOME FEELING DEJECTED. I DO NOT LIKE TIME OF YEAR BECAUSE THIS I CANNOT MAKE IT FIT. MAYBE, SOMEDAY, THIS ODDLY SHAPED PIECE WILL FIT INTO MY OTHERWISE PERFECT PUZZLE AND I WILL BE COMPLETELY AT PEACE WITH THE UNIVERSE ,SL A ?'I , 4 . . I , 1 I A ,, ,1 . , - ,, A- ,.S-WM. 5 . Q Q I, W' I A Ti? I - + ' I . , I 1. , . ,. f1!t,,,. I ,,.-..f..,- ' - -an ' A ' ff A ,I-ako: 12 AJ -M: ,ggigi f:'1S.:, . .U E A ' ' vs-we' ' -A I j I . I II I J Ali. fu , I f' 0 THE' rf THE ADVENTURES OF A CENT I STARTED THIRTY YEARS Aco AS AN INSIG- NIFICANT PIECE or COPPER PLATE. I wAs SENT T0 A GOVERNMENT MINT AND NPUT THROUGH THE MILLI. I wAs CUT AND PUNCHED AND HEATED AND WORKED ON UNTIL I THOUGHT l'D DIE BUT IT WAS WORTH IT I GUEss. WHEN I CAME DUT, I wAs AS SHINY AND Gooo LOOKING AS ANY DOIN IN AMERICA MY FIRST TRIP OF THE NEW JOB STARTED WHEN I WAS COUNTED INTO THE BAG AT THE MINT. I WAS SENT TO A FEDERAL REsERvE BANH AND THEN TO A LOCAL BANK. FROM THERE I FOUND A PLACE IN THE CITY'S POST OFFICE. THEN IN CAME A SHINY PENNIES LIKE HE PUT ME WITH SOME MAN LOOKING FOR BRIGHT, MYSELF AND I WAS PICKED. OTHERS IN A LITTLE eov's CHRISTMAS STOCKING. SINCE THEN I'vE HAD MANY vARIED EXPERI- ENCES WHILE CARRYING OUT THE BUSINESS OF THE GDVERNMENT. I'vE SEEN THE POCKETS OF WEALTH AND OF LABORQMADE MV HOME IN THE POCKET-BOOKS OF HOUSEWIVES AND RESTED IN THOUSANDS OF CASH DRAwERs IN STORES. I'vE BEEN LOST IN MUD, SNOWDRIFTS, AND CINDERS. I'vE BEEN FOUND av LITTLE BOYS WHO PROMPTLY SPENT ME, AND BY PET Cnows wHo HID ME WITH OTHER SHINY OBJECTS. I'vE HAD TWO vERv CLOSE CALLS IN Mv DAYS, THE FIRST BEING ON A RAILROAD TRACK. A BOY WANTED TO SEE How FLAT A FREIGHT TRAIN COULD CRUSH ME AND ALMOST SUCCEEDED. THE JARING AND SHARING CAUSED av THE HUGE LoCoMoTIvE sHoox ME oFF THE RAIL JUST IN TIME. THE SEC- CND TIME WAS DURING THE WORLD WAR. I wAs IN THE POCKET OF A SOLDIER FROM OUR COUNTRY WHO WAS FIGHTING IN THE TRENCHES AT THE MARNE. A SHELL FROM THE ENEMY ALMosT BLEw Us BOTH T0 PIECES BUT NDT QUITE. HE WAS WOUNDED, How- EVER,AND WHILE IN THE HOSPITAL I STARTED BACK HOME- I HOPE THAT I SHALL NOT TAKE CHANGES LIKE THAT AGAIN. NONE OF EUROPE'S COINS ARE AS GOOD AS OURS, AS SHINY AND USEFUL TOO. WHY SHOULD WE GO OVER THERE WITHOUT A VERY GOOD REASON. --- 0 --- KEY TO SNAPSHOTS I. ELEANOR BADGERCPOPULAR FIRST GRADE TEACHER wHo LEAVES Us NEXT YEAR TO TEACH IN PAINTED PDSTI. 2. HOMEMAKING ROOMfNOTE CHAIR WITH SLIP COVER BEING MADEI. 3. RONALD IvEs WITH SOME OF THE PICTURES OF THE ART EXHIBIT WHICH HIS ART CLASS SPONSORED WE HAVE TWO BEAUTIFUL PICTURES FOR THE SCHOOL AS A RESULT. 4. HQMEMAHING ROOM KNOTE NEW CUPBOARDD. 5. MARY PARKER KHISTORY TEACHER5 WITH THE SMILE WE ALL LOVE. 6. THE TRACTOR REMADE BY THE AG BOYS WITH THE GROUP wHo WORKED ON IT. 7. TUMBLING TEAM IN FANCY FORMATION. 8. MARCELLA HARMON. 9. GEORGE HovEv, PUTTING ONE OVER ON SANTA CLAUS. IO. GERTRUDE SCHARF, PHYLLIS MCCUNE, BERTHA DEPUTRDN AND MRS. IVES RESTING FROM sHDvELING sNow BANKS. II. AG. SHOP. I2. BURDICK, TUCKER, AND SNYDER. SCHOONOVER STUDING THE INTERNAL I3. RAYMOND WORKINGS OF AN ENGINE. I4. HELENE KESSLER I5. AG. sHoP. THE HUNTER'S NIGHTMARE IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT JUST AFTER DUKE JOHONOUS B. MCCANBUTTONIT READ A STORY OF A HUNTER OF WILD ANIMALS. THIS TYPE OF BOOK MR. fl'LL CALL HIM uDUKEn TO SAVE GRAPHITE, DUKE LIKED. HE HAD ALwAvS vISUALIzED HIMSELF WITH ONE FOOT ON THE HEAD OF A LION, RELOAD- ING HIS RIFLE. HE EVEN WENT SO FAR AS T0 PRACTICE SHOOTING fWlTH A BEAN SHOOTER, TO IMPROVE HIS AIM. ONE NIGHT IT SO HAPPENED THAT THE DUKE wAS vERv TIRED, AND WENT T0 BED EARLY. SLEEP CAME QUICKLV, AND WITH IT, A DREAM. HE SAW HIMSELF RIDING SLOwLv TOWARD A JUNGLE ASOARD AN ENORMOUS RAT. HE COULD REMEMBER PLAINLV THAT HIS FOUR NATIVES RODE ON THE RAT'S TAIL. WHILE THEIR SUPPLIES WERE STUFFED IN THE RAT'S EARS, THE DUKE wAs DRIVING WITH HIS NEW INVENTION, A STEERING WHEEL WHICH WENT DOWN INSIDE THE RAT AND FASTENED ON lT'S BACKBONE. To MAKE HIM GO FASTER,THE DUKE PUSHED A LEVER WHICH RRICKED THE RAT'S HEART AND MADE IT BEAT FASTER. WHEN NIGHT FELL, THE LITTLE PARTY WAS DEEP IN THE JUNGLE. THE DUKE TIED HIS RAT TO THE LARGE EGG TREE NEAR AT HAND AND LAV DOWN TO SLEEP. HE WAS AwAKENED SUD- DENLY BV A TREMSLING OF THE EARTH, AND SAW A HUGE ANGLEWORM COMING TOWARD HIM. THE DUKE SEIZED HIS GUN WHICH WAS LOADED WITH HOT MER- CURY, SHOT, AND MISSED. THE ANGLEWORM STRUCK! THE DUKE COULD FEEL THE wORM TIGHTEN AROUND HIM, nHELP', SCREAMED THE DUKE. BANG! WHAT wAS THAT? DUKE wAS SITTING URRIGHT IN BED, HIS SHEETS wOUND AROUND HIM. THE DUCHESS OF MCCANBUTTONIT SAID, 'JOHONOUS BOTTLEBLODGET MCCANBUTTONITI WHY ARE You YELLING FOR HELP?' NOH, ER-', SAID THE DUKE, NI JUST WANTED TO SEE IF THIS COLD wAs MAKING ME HOARSE.n A I KEv TO SNAPSHOTS I. FOUR FUTURE MEMBERS OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL. THEIR NAME IS WILLIAMS AND THEY LIVE NEAR HUBBARDTOWN. 2. Is HOWARD SIGHTING THE ANGLE MR. 'VEB MAKES WITH THE FLOOR IN THE SEVENTH GRADE ROOM 3. MEMBERS OF THE CAST OF LAST YEAR S JUNIOR PLAY 'FOR PETE'S SAKEN. LEFT TO RIGHT THEY ARE: THERESA LUCIANI, CHARLES BURDICK, RUBY ANDERSON, HELENE KESSLER, KENNETH NICHOLS, ARDEN REED, CLIFTON RICHARDS, TEDDY FLAVIN, FRANKLIN WOODFORD, JEAN BUTTERFIELD, LEONA PERHAM, AND MARV ANDERSON. 4.LEoNA PERHAM,TREASURER OF THE SENIOR CLASS. 5. OUR AG. TEACHER, HIS WIFE, AND DAUGHTER, uBUNNYu. 6. SENIOR CLASS OF I938 ON THE PORCH AT MOUNT VERNON. 7. A NEW ARRIVAL, VERNICE CALMOST NAMED CAN- DORA CENTRALLAJ, DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. RONALD IvES, SEVENTH GRADE TEACHER. CAN HE MAKE HER TALK THE wAv .MACn TALKS? 8. ANOTHER NEW ARRIVAL, OUR SCIENCE TEACHER, MR. MCDERMID. 9. ONE MAKES CAKES, THE OTHER MUSIC, MISS BLACKMAN, THE HOMEMAKING TEACHER, AND MRS. IvES, THE MUSIC TEACHER. IO. DICK ROUNSEVELL AND CHUCK BURDICK MAKE USE OF THE BULLETINS IN THE AG. ROOM. ll. WE ALL KNEW CARL LONG BEFORE HE WAS AC- TUALLV REGISTERED IN THE SCHOOL. l2. THIS IS THE FIRST SCHOOL YEAR FOR LEON, SON OF OUR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. l3. THE Two BLONDE MEMBERS OF OUR GRADE FAO ULTY ARE PICTURED NEAR THE COMMUNICATIONS BUILDING AT THE w0RLD'S FAIR LAST YEAR. I4. WHO ELSE BUT MR. IvES AND MISS VAN LUVEN THIS TIME AT EASE READY TO START WORK. O U ' if .,., ,.,,. A, , Q 'ZF QRRSQSHTRSNW QggD3?Q9w. SS MIA 1Q55SR'F5fiiiERVmRW To SW! it . AUTUGRAVHS 5507, P LXMQ., VW Uiwuwkf Zawe4,,..af77fC4Q'M.g,4, C' Jw! iii? fy QA fiwgwfig GSMJ20., WL. J41w1-'LJ- gfzfe-em 7Qi,Q ,,, 'B . w 03,1 -..tt ,LU BUSSES FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS Xl'-'I x !!XfXKSVLfXLL'S Bus Simca x.JHAb. rX.Ix3I1IrXLL Rdf. HILLVARD SALES COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS HILLVARD CHEMICAL COMPANY ST. JOSEPH, Mo. SCHOOL FLOORS ARE AN EXPENSIVE INVESTMENT AND DEMAND THE BEST PROTECTION HILLYARD'S FLOOR FINISHES AND MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS ARE THE BEST FLOOR PROTECTION You CAN suv AND IN ADDITION WILL INSURE A LASTING AND BEAUTIFUL FLOOR SURFACE. Suggg GYM FLNISH ron GVMNASIUMS EENETRATINQ SQALQWFQB CLASS RQQMQ AND Qqggjoqgg SHINE-ALL FQB UNIVQQSAL CLEANINQ SCHOOL MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. WE INVITE YOU T0 CONSULT US FOR SCHOOL INTERIOR MAINTENANCE AND SANITATION. No OBLIGATION ON YOUR PART. 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