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

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I' REWURI7 FOREPORD Oun INTENTIGN IN Tnls FOLLOW AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE MOCRACY. OuR REASON IN CHOOSING osvlous ONE. TODAY IN THIS sTRlrE WE DEEM IT NECESSARY GOVERNMENT sNouLD IE SOUND, SANE, AND HAVE AS ITS FOUNDATION BASIC AND EUNDANENTAL PRINCIPLES. 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

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'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-