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

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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

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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

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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