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

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I' U3 . .4n.., .l 3: :.-.. - mmmiim lst rdf: B. Chaffee, rs, Pagers, :EsT?hoon, Y'rs. Strong, J. Ti 1 '- iams, V.. 'fanszer 2rd row: B, Ahart, S. Boltox-, J. Fllnfh. I-erris, '. Craig, J. Erbody, ' . Richards, P.Ver:as- son, V. De Wolfe, J. V.hi?,ney,'. B. Barrows, J. Brewer, Ed. J, Sullivan 3rd row: C. Hilbert 17. Thomas, STVE-?a.v::, E. Storm, R. Kelsey L. Ven I-Ltten, R. Seeley, B. Tfalnin-5, If. Inchlmixu-gy, IJ. Barrows JJJJ -- BhOADCASThd - S The staff this year' was as follows: BRCADCASTER : tiiifrf llliifffag filiiefhaffee The we 1' use G thi S veal' we S C PG am C O1 - 7,j'rT'f5ft ende1l Richards Verde Dewolfe d for dis tri bu ti on among the s tudents , and Et inney A ' small amount of plain white to send away to f ' , . the r s c h o o l s . kj-iSi ' Ee tty H oyt ' Ronal d Kel S ey ' The Sep tember i s sue wa s pri nte d on wh l te Productg: Margaret Craig, Barbara Ahart, Janlce Embody, Ralph Seeley, Stuart Morgan, Sydney Eolton Q Circulation: Pauline Ver-gason, Barbara Ahar Ilanlce Em5ody, Petty Hoyt, Jean Whitney j' :1 fE5HE:::E5E5E' 55 53555553 I :3:2'1:5:T:5. '7:-:ENT Z' paper, and it was built around the start of school, the jear s schedule, and activities. :Cn the whole production ran smoothly, with ithe exception of the November issue. Pro- duction on tnis issue had to be rushed to T 1 s ts: Verda De Wolfe , J oyce Blinn, Beverlyisifi t we deadlin? gland S Om? dog w the S taff had Ferrls , Jean 'Nhi tney, Richard Johns on ?ta3' up Cfne n E t 'to gf n int to Eet is He orters: Da vi d Thomas , C ons tance Hilbert , ini Shed ' Ivzgrchi I'0uQ,ht Ort? E2 grothe rigors Pau ne Vergason, Betty Chaffee ,,Ver-da ' and t 9 Ssue was PP n e on W e Donal d van 12 t te n, Ee verl y Barrows , Edna J e a BPS T ' S u l l i va n, J ane t Ere we r , W 1 ni fre d Ma nz e r- , Be r' ni ce Iulanni ng , Mari lyn Barrows 'fill lst row, W. Manner, J. Williams, Vcmfee, W. Richards 2nd row, P. Vergason, M. Craig, V:-D?Tolfe

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V N 'Mlm' matted lst row,D, Weber, E. Storm, Vice F?Es?'3. Williams, Pres, Advisors Tire. Strong, Mr. Mc Cune End rowg D. Thomas, L, Hoyt, B. XEEkTI'sec, c. Hilbert, Trees. E V- 4 f ' f f f 2: '-':'- :5rH:1f:i:::1'E1523:311E5E2E2E1:2E52?3EF2EE: .,- : :-: - '- -1:I:E:2:i:fi:E:5:5:E:5:2f:f:2:1:2-':25:25:22:1:2:1:rsf-f'E1:2:2-152-IGF 12-F23-152:-.'::l:iFS:::S:: ' if : 'PW' Qty, :Qs-e:1s:zrs:z:sss:s: + A2 fwfr:-rxzg -s. ' '-1:--'-+:-w-an . 25:1-'f-r+r+:2': :r:2:2'.wif--iz.-Sififzwffrfzxfrre'-sz2s:a2--4.-:iv-2-1-2492arsrsar..z..sx:.:'Z S -N' N: I ' EMSI .: Q. ' ' . 252 TRS rcf5f2a:,.ae::2a5 fga:s:c':'.i.:ff23245235ef2:f:f:ffa:2-,:cw-L -- -Qs '-2 . . . 3 '2 g Sf' s N s sk awww wgwsbwas Q tqr YwA gras TRI -COUNTY COUNCIL David Thomas, Louise Hoyt, Ronald Douwn erty and Bernice Manning are the delegates to the Tri county Student Council Their term will begin in Lay lj S and end in Nay 19 9 S The Tri Council has sponsored a series f activities between toe schools of our ath f A 1+ A U Ef3i?- ' - - ?535?3535?Z9XisEletic Learue. In the fall Pin Pon., and ya - E E The Students' Association has been veryggggg active this year under the capable, sible leadership of the four officers: Williams, Earl Storm, Barbara Ahart, andg Constance Hilbert, and the laymeng David? X Thomas, Louise Hoyt, and Donald Weber. They? W acted under the supervisory guidance of Krs.iQQ Strong, and Mr. McCune. QQm,, In addition to the usualactivities theggggg Students' Association obtained a very Q . 2: vc. Schuffleboard tournaments were held. During the winter each school in the Southern sec tion of the lea ue went to Van Etten and put E 'X tive trophy case from Howard 'Heber and placed.f2z-'agiiasiziaf 1 ' 1 t in the lower hall . The S tudents' As s oc ia- ' aigngglg ingiiythgagi rec tue tion also had charge of the assembly programsgiiggof V Stgogn fusic agsewbiies weweu 1 and has furni shed the s tude nts wi th exce llent ' S d be tiggen the scwoois Mr Szruali O programs throughout the year. Meetings ' 5 L . ' ' E' a . t ' the di rector of our nzusi cal as semblies . been s l 1 gntly ne glee ted 1 n previous years . ,, , , . . The Tri-C ounty Council has proved to be ,Lemme rship to the S tude nt s A s s oc latl on . , ff ' ' challenging organization and it is hoped Has be 6 U 1 Oofo in every grade ' S 6 'fe U be tter 1 nters chool re l at i ons ' wi ll be twelve , excep t for the ei gnth grade and a reated QQEWWHWQE ffwainm ' D. Thomas, L. Hoyt, B. Manning, R. Dourrherty

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f N 'plllllnklls fsmililxx lst row: L. Hoyt, E. Storm, VF? ME'Cune, Mr. Struglia, W. Richards 2nd row' B. Ahart, D. Weber, C. FTRSFE ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS The assembly progroms are under the able direction of Mr. Struglia and Earl Storm. Louise Hoyt, Donald Neber, Wendell Richards, Barbara Ahart and Connie Hilbert made up the committee. Mr. McCune acted as its advisor. We have had a variety of programs this year including aMagician,and Dr. Young was here to speak on the uses and mlsuaes of the English language. Rev. Urban Cline, pastor of the First Baptist Church,of Candgrmbrought Rev. David Allen from Trenton, N. JJ to the C. C. S. Auditorium to speak on religion. The Freshman initiation was one of the first and best assemblies this year. As in former years the Sophomores were given the privilege of giving the Fresh the nonce over? In the Tri-County Student Council winter program,the music dept. from other schools in the league were to put on assemblies in other schools. So far this year the Nichols Music Dept. and the Spencer Central Music Dept. have given programs in the C. C. S. audito- rium. The Nichols Music Dept. put on an infor- mal program which was enjoyed by the audience Nichols had a barber-shop quartet, imitator of Al Jolson, a small family band which the conductor had trouble conducting for there were tin cans and rags in the horns, and the clarinets would squeek. They also had a hill billy singer who sang the nLittle Brown Jug? This brought a terrific hand clap. The band also made a hit with the audience. The Spencer Dept. also found a warm spot with the students. Its band played several numbers. Several numbers were sung also by a mixed chorus. There was an excellent cornet duet that won the audience. ' Another one of the winter activities scheduled by the Tri-County Student Council was a contest of one act plays. Members of the C. C. School presented nThe Flattering Wordu in an assembly before taking it to Van Etten. In an assembly the school saw the Candor J. V.'s beat Ludlowville in a close game. This was one of the play-off games in which the J. V.'s participated. Movies have been shown about music, sports parade,and wild life. We have also had a number of Student Association meetings at the beginning of the programs. In the future we hope to have a fashion show by the Homemaking Club, a Demonstration of oxygen and the tricks that are done with it, a talent show in which the talented pup- ils of the school will participate. ef , I- N .XX V X kggga 1 Yi , Mft' fa . I I WWII isis 1 ' 'nkff . 1' f, 1 W 7 r --G' . ,, 1 V l.,s,,,,.- Ii 9, f f . New X -f . ,M Q ' l U4',,Z!'ll l1: llllllf 1 f . rle1 -1-X-ave, ff f ffnf I w1lfV'V H' W-ff ff 1, 1 V X x .41 ' 1 I 1 ff, Q7 ' ff' , ' -f 'f 'Win ' B..-at a y br' kg Q ' -fA5Qs. . y f f I 1 3 ':,.,- 'H s -H' A S. A-fi g? T1 19 wr, Liaelflaee lf ik- T-, -- f fk fr--H ---e 5--:H '-- ia, .aaa-'iggaaf 1, e F:..::Ti eff'-5, il, --e.g,.M,g . qg l xiqgigiigg. y an sql :Teg?E5SE1-5Hf1l'I'3gg:3:iE!:lFT5wSE5i7Hk5gigsiESQ35?!u1WS5N - f.f,.,.-- 'Akgglsjifll lligri.- ...-i-iiffiet Tf 1 -.55-iffsil 5 - - A -if f-1, .T fl:- ,thy .- -- - V . - - Y - --