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

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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'

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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

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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?