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

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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

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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

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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!