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

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A-. F ki 'Rx -4, J, Y: ,X lr ,,. I . ,,.,.... ...,. 1 Goo JUNIORS-Mr. Cook ROW ONE: B. Sullivan, F. Quick, D. Van Etten, C. Moshier, M. Netupski, E. Van Scoy, J. Dom- inic, M. Ward, D. Lathrop, P. Leonard. ROW TWO: J. Winnick, R. Penney, M. Hurd, J. Mac- Intyre, L. Winnick, B. Toft, B. Race, M. Keller, B. Slate, D. Kirk, Mr. Cook. ROW THREE: A.- Andrews, B. Nicholson, C. Overbaugh, K. New- man, R. Garatt, L. Hurd, C. Manzer, D. Spicer, B. Eiklor, L. Manzer, D. Manning. Tuzjiunlons At the be innin 1 of the ear Mr. Cook was chosen unior adviser' Robert Nicholson D 8 5 Y A . l I a r 1 president, Dona Lathrop, secretary: Donald Manning, vice-president, and Marcia Ward, treasurer. A plan was submitted to the Student Council for permission for money-making activities. These were granted and included a series of dates for movies in the fall, the right to sell refreshments at games, the sale of individual pictures for everyone in school and a dance held in May. With Mr. Cook's able guidance, the class of 1953 is well on its way to their Senior trip. THE SOPHOMORES The sophomore class made a good start this year. Officers were elected as follows: Mr. Sweeney, adviserg Frank Presher, president, Max Aman, vice-president, Gerry Gwara, secretary: and Sabra Lathrop, treasurer. On November 21, 1951 a dance was held, the first money-making project. Cohen's Orchestra provided the music. A series of roller skating nights in the gymnasium proved both entertaining and lucrative. 1 C , . SOPHOMORES-Mr. Sweeney . 1 ,A fr h t ' 75 l. iysy Q2 'fy 51,55 4- 'iz-lfiff' ROW ONE: L. Heffron, F. Kanne, E. Slater, S. X , 1 f'sz-59 Sullivan, G, Gwara, L. Leonard, S. Townsend, ' ,. K J, Johnson, B. Chandler, D. Kirk, s. Lovejoy, -Lg ' 1 'V j. Wilder, V. Quick. ROW TWO: D. Root, ' - , - 1 A b c ' V. Stevens, P. Storm, J. Garatt, C. Ahart, C. Ver- . U, , s, 4 i gason, S. Newman, K. Annis, M. Keene, E. ' 5 'f:- Martin, S. Lathrop, Mr. Sweeney. ROW THREE: r ' 1 : N. Benjamin, R. Van Etten, R. Kellogg, C. Robi- '7' son, B. Blinn, J. Marks, M. Aman, C. Moffit, R. . A Davenport, F. Presher. an ' I Q .g.. . f . , P ll M l Y I l COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATI,ONAL BANK OE CANDOR