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

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81644 0464-blly Remember yyhen we yyere tremblrng and anuous Fresh men? That first day rn hrgh school was looked forward to tor a long trme I thrnk that first day was the only day out of the year when wc were all present There were 34 of us ten ur acyrsor yyas Doc Flannrgan who has srrrce ohtarned hrs PhD degree at Cornell The event whrch vye yyrll remember longest was our rnrtratron That occurred rn front of the whole school rn an assembly called for that purpose We were qurte a Ill s yyhen we got through vyhat wrth hpstrck odd clothrr1g and havrng to bow to every Sophomore Our Frosh officers were Presrdent, Donald Mrnnrnff Yrce Presrdent, Marcra Vyard Secretary Arthur Andrews, Treasurer, Edgar Storm We sold scaryes cards, and pens ta bargarn at a drllar precej, finrshrng the year wrth oyer a hundred dollars a record as far as preyrous Frosh funds were concerned As Sophomores, we garned a few members, makrng a total of 3, for that vear Our class adyrsor was Mr S agrrrtto a very good math teacher We had our rnrtratron program all mapped out, when we were told that there would be no frrr ther hazrng of Frosh X sad thrng rrrdeed At the Halloween Party we were yery darrng gorng so far as to haye a gamblrng concessron Vie drrped the cus tomers out of a good deal of money wrth our penny prtchrng booth Our more memorable money makrng ventures were the Athletrc Banquet and the boon of the prcture sales vshrch the Junrors refused Our officers were Presrdent, Arthur Andrews, Vrce Presrdent, Dona Lathrop Secretary, Edgar Storm, Treasurer, Marre Hurd As junrors we had a class of 31 members Our adyrsor was Mr Cook the Ag teacher That was the year we got our class rrngs How proud we were of them' VVe paraded through the halls wrth a rrng on one hand and a polrshrng cloth rn the other But the noyelty wore off and we soon had the same dull lrstless looks on our faces agarn Our ofhcers were Presrdent Robert Nrcholson Vrce Presrdent Dmnald Mannrng Secretary Dona Lathrop Treas urer Marcra VVard Nye sold refreshments at basketball games had the rndry dual prtture conc ssron agarn, had a serres of moyres, and .1 May Day dance comp ete wrth a may Dole Xt last, were senrors wrth .1 class of 27 members VI McManus, scrence teacher rs our adyrsor Our officers are our hard workrng Presrdent, Larry Manzer, mugwump Vice Presrdent, Loby Houck, cute Secretary Martha Netupskr and tt tter headed Treasurer, Betty Toft 'lhrs rs the year when we take that wonderful trrp to XVashrnvton, D C whrch weye dreamed of for so long VVc ye done our best thrs year to rarse the money whrch we need fo thrs trrp We ve sold magazrnes and statronery and had all sorts of actrvrtr s, rncludrng our play, a one rrng crrcus, donkey basketball game, and a talent show wonderful people who have helped us through our hrgh school years That credrt goes to our teachers, prrncrpals parents, people who liave supported our money makrng events, and to our credrtors, the busrnessmen of Candor Specral credrt goes to Mrs Stronf, who rs leavrng the teachrng professron thrs year She wrll always be remembered by her puprls, and especrally by her annual staff of thrs year Many thanks, Mrs Strong Hoprng that the underclassmen have as good a trme as we have had and brddrng you all goodbye, we remarn, THE CLASS OF 1953 sum -11.,..,us GERM WARFARE Durrng these modern trmes rn whrch we lrye we are thrnkrng of ways for better lryrng and wavs rn whrch we can relax ourselves Unfortunately, men are also studyrng ways to krll off one another wrthout possrbly hurtrng themselves Une of the most dreadful ways thought up rs germ warfare It has been proven that man has a tougher trme runnmg away from germs than from hrs fellow man Germs are a form of lrfe whrch we can nerther see nor hear They can contact us wrthout our knowrng about rt, but worst of all they prck no frrends There rs now an 1nternat1on'1l agreement tl-at there wrll be no germ warfare, but, I dont thrnk that men wrll obey thrs code rf therr only chance of suryrval depends on usrng germs thrnk the best way to preyent germ warfare as well as many other calamrtres rs through educatron lf people rn the world were taught the effects of thrs dreaded warfare whrch would possrbly wrpe off all lrfe on earth there would be no power under any crrcumstances wrllrng to use germ warfare My oprnron rs Illtlt rf people rn the world would umte to combat germs rrrstead of multrply them thrs would he a better world rn whrch to lrye e VVrnnrck SCHOOL The most fascrnatrng thrng to me about school rs that rt goes from bad to good rnstead of bad to worse VVhen we the Senrors of Candor started out rn the first grade rt was fun, but we were all the trme just as happy to stay home It wasnt really bad to go to school but rt was the popular thrng that rf you could stay out of school for any reason rt was tl1e proper thrng to do But as we progressed from grade to grade rt became more fun to come to school than to stay home because stayrng home a day meant twrce as much work the next day to make up for what had been mrssed In the lower grades we learned how to add two and two and come out wrth four Nlow they are teachrng us how to get thrrd root of 1 to the nth power It has been fun gorng to school and I thrnk I am gorng to mrss rt after the end of thrs vear Schoolrng rs one of the most rmportant parts of our lrves and rs very essentral rn teachrng us how to lrve rn tuture years We can get along wrth each other farrly well llld we have all had a happy trme On the other hand mavbe we haye been havrng too good .1 trme and not learrrrrrg enough but I thrnk we have all done farrly well invway rt rs Z1 great place, our school D Mannrng HUGH T. 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wwdafuna CRACKS I am deeplt rnterested rn the eradrcatron of cracks I doesnt reallt matter what krnd of a crack just a crack first became aware of these mrserahle stgn of decat and expansron when I went to the hosprtal for a nertous break down Perhaps my depressed condrtron helped draw mt attert tron to them I couldnt truthfullt sat X lat taut a expectant upon one of these ungodlt torture rack thet call hosprtal beds mt etes trarled across the cerlrnfr and came to rest upon one of the lortgest wrdest cracks Id et er seen I stared at rt for hours Mt meals tame artd went untouched I couldnt seem to prt mv eyes from that crack Frnallt one etenrng I felt I could stand rt no lortger Mt lrvltt had een turned out but the nrght lamp was strll burnrng out rn the hall I clrmbed out of bed rather shakrlt and crept oter to one of the trsrtrng charrs I feeblt dragged rt back across the room and pulled rt up on mt bed I had to lre down a mrnute then I was so weak and trred IIhen I cltmbed up on the chatr to see how badly rt would wobble on the mattress It drdnt move much Then I clrmbed dovtn artd took a bag glob of kleenex from mt table 'tfter dtpprng them tn tvater so that they were nrce and strckt I clrmbed back up agarn Madlt I shot ed them rnto the track Thet kept plopprng onto the floor makrng a tert squrshy sound I clrmbed dowrt prcked them up and prepared to put them back rn agarn That cursed charr began to wol ble or was rt mt knees, and oter I went onto the floor I guess the nurse came rn then I dont remember that part s0 well -Xll I remember was jumprng up rn bed starrng wrldly around and then screechrng more cracks rrrore cracks' Har' Har' Har' Then someone pushed m back down on the bed Well I strll dont ltke cracks maybe thats wht Im a plasterer Ixat 'Xnnrs P S I recovered from mt breakdown CHEMISTRY LAB The scrence room rs bustlrng Eerre norses and odd odors are escaprng beneath the door VI hat could be happentng? Hold on to tour hat the mad chemrsts of C C S are mrxrng up some werrd concoctrons' Oter rn the far corner are berry and jan the Brarns ot the class They seem to be drstrlltng carbon tetrachlorrde and gettrng s1lt er nrtrate Wert unorthodox con tderrng thet s oud hate chloroform Vkell drdnt we sat thet were Brarns P Meanwhrle Bob and Don on the other rde of the room arent having such good luck Yes tltet drd rt agarn IIhet me ted tlte rubber stopper to tlte stdes of the test tube guess thet re just jrrtxed Vkhat rs the strange odor? borneone opened tlte door an some fresh arr floated guess we had better leate whrle the door rs open WHEN I WAS YOUR AGE Now when I was tout age rs r a phrase t rs reallt oter used rn the homes of todat Path ttme that the subject of monet comes up the same phrase comes along wrth en a and Ma were our age s ree ltt t work for etert pennt thet recerted and each one of tho e pennres was as preuous as a gold prece Xll of u hate heart lm sure that wh n folks got hte dollars wort't ot groterres back a few tears ago thet had some amount todat rf tte get r hte pwund bag of grotertes for a hte dollar lull we tonsrder ourseltes lucky rother subject on tl sam l t ttm '1 we tourtrng Ma II et wouldnt no more thtnk ot 'rskrn The Ole Man for th car wht that was certatnlt out ot the ques ron X horse and buggt were good enough for them l'No doubt had to be Probably' IIhe Ole Mart drdltt otvn an automobrle to start wrthj And to thrnk that lllrltlrfn of ervhteen or runeteen of today stat out untrl mrdnrght 'rnd la er Ma had to be rn bt tooo or her beau wouldnt get a vert pleasant receptron when thet dtd come home ust to tmagrne grrls gorng bare legged rn the ttrnter tourself pneumoma My Lhrld' Goodness' VS hen I was a grrl I wore long johns and stockrngs good thtck ones not tltese skrmpt ntlorts artd mv, those wxnters were fierce' Have tou got a look at those short bobs VN hat do you tall em poodle cuts? Pa strll sats those gals back there were rnueh more attractrve those long brands and brg bows Xes thrs rs evert day talk when I tvas tour age goodness what wrll we be telltng our chlldren some dav9 Dolores Van Ftten PAPERHANGE RS Mt mother and I once decrded to paper It ended up rn a mad scrambled caper VVe started our job by measurmg the wall Our tape ended up clear out rn the hall We soon gate that up artd began to make paste It was made I fear wrth far too much haste Ilhen came the paper tt sure looked a mess But the salesman had told Mom that rt was hrs best Mom slopped rt on brrsklt from cerltng to floor 'Knd loudlt kept yellrng for me to paste more The pattern was one of large and small strrpes But for some unknown reason thet drdnt look rtght They hrst ran one wat and then ran another I just sat down and groaned out Oh Mother e paperhanger came to us the next dat And worked ltke mad to cart thrngs awav e s res fell rn plate hrst wrde ant tell sn rll ust as thet should do nt trrck at all He worked o fast rt just made me gape Xnd that was the end of tlte papertng scrape Xn rs CHARLES S. 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