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

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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

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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

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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