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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

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K LAI I FOREWORD WAll the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players They have thelr exits and entrances, and one man 1n h1s t1me plays many parts W Thls year the annual staff 15 USlHg the theatre as 1ts theme Wlth all due respect to W1ll1am Shakespeare, we would llke to conslder Candor Central bchool as our own small world or stage, the students from Klndergarten to the Senlor Class belng the players Through the pages of th1s annual, we w1ll present them as they play the1r many parts No play would be com plete wlthout the gu1dance and asslstance of the dlrector, the producers, the backers and the patrons Behlnd the scenes are the gU1d1ng forces of the facuhy and prlncipal. The other unseen forces are portrayed by the school board, the several adv1sory boards, the student counc1l,the cus COd18HS and bus drlvers, and, plavlng a most lmportant role, the merchants and people who sponsor our efforts. The staff hopes that you, the audlence, w1ll engoy 1ts 1953-5b productlon of CANDORAMA. Janlce Garatt Edltor Patr1c1a Chaffee Asslstant Bdltor l S Y N O P S I S R 1 :' 'U 1 -'7-453 7- 7 A '.-7-'sum A 'Q A pv' 4. . gbvi , V +5 ji: , .TN E :A . Y 'V ji l Q , A ,f t , , if'-QQ, s . -if-egg!--35 ,A SPOTLIGHT This year we take great pride in dedicating TWV CANDORANA to Mrs Helen Risley, our commercial teacher In the four years that Mrs Rlsley has been at Candor Central School, she has capably assisted in the production of the annual This year she has assumed the full responsibility of advising the staff In this small way, we wish to express our thanks and appreciation to Mrs Risley for her help ani guidance in lnaking this issue of THE CAWDORAMA a success 2 1 Y DEDICATION T JOHN WILCOX SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Hiram Nlckerson BOARD OF EDUCATION Charles T Brewer, President Charles E w1l11811lB General C Lyon C Keene Ward Howard Weber CLERK OF BOARD George Hughes FARM EQUIPMENT STORE Paul J CaV8t8lO Candor New York 3 D I R E C O R S . .N x X. W l f Q, fs X 'ff' N A AGRICULTURAL ADVISORY COMMITTLE Durlng the school year 1951 52, the board of educatlon appolnted a commlttee of elght men to adv1se the teacher of vocatlonal agr1culture and help h1m to plan a truly vocatlonal program Upon the recommendatlons of thls comm1t tee, the vocatlonal agrlculture curriculum has been P6V1Sed to 1nclude both VOC8C1OH and rural l1V1Hg courses Durlng the past two years, the commlttee has 8SS1Sb6d the agrlculture and homemaklng departments in sponsorlng an annual school falr at wh1ch boys and glrls recelve recogn1 tion for outstanding vocational accompl1sh ment PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION This group is in its sixth year It was formed to assist parents and teachers to be come better acqua1nted and to prove agency through whlch they could work together t improve the commun1ty's educatlonal program The PTA has establlshed a scholarshlp loan fund for the purpose of ass1st1ng worthy graduates to contlnue their formal education after hlgh school PTA meetings are held once each month, September through May, on the evenlng of the fourth Monday of the month LAY ADVISORY COMM TTEE Th1s commlttee was appo1nted by the board of educatlon in 1952 for the purpose of helplng the board of educatlon to determlne the educatlonal needs of the communlty Durlng the school year 1952 53, the com a detalled survey of the commun1ty, the school program, school f1nances, and school bu1ld1ng needs The comm1ttee's funct1ons have been expanded by the board of educatlon to 1nclude 8SS1St1Hg the board 1n the plann1ng of cr1t1 cally needed school bU1ld1HP f8Cll1Dl6S A-lf ENDEOTTJOHNSON SHOES Petall Stores Binghamton Johnson Uh Endicott Lnlon Owego and Xestal B C K E R S . . . . ' - PQ, n 'n' . D 6 I Vtt, f . , . P0 Q 1, mittee met regularly once each month and made ka V N! I ,, I - all ' O . . R Q . . 'Mi Q ,V A y 1 vi irq!! 6x4 1!UX 6' ,f J-fi WU 1'5 Vx 4r 1' Nix 9. .--4-1 W2 pl-fs A5 if 4-1. ing., vt dl l!h 'Wiki j'V5,l a N .ZH gif' 5' ggllI4 C9 Q-'lf 11 Lynn F Banner uidance ornell, , orence W Brucknack Th rd Oreonts Shlrley A Carhart Flfth Delhl, New Paltz, B Lo1s Ann Clarke Vocal M0510 Ithaca, B S Beulah G Cllne Flrst Oneonta, Bapt T , Lucy Gooding Seventh, Elghth Math Cortland mleanor R Gould Third ortland H H w Second Harpur, Col , w1l5OH Mem , B , Robert M Hask1n Instrumental Musw Hartwick, B S George A Hazen High School English Cornell, B A , M A Arleeda Hickey Physical Education It aca, B S M S Maurice H1cke5 Physical Educatlon Ithaca, B S , Robert H Lafferty Hlgh School Math St Bonaventure, B S , Genevieve W Lowe First Cortland Earl W Mac Arthur Agriculture Cornell, B 3 Dora E McCarthy Sixth Lock Haven Jearzne A. Nc Intyre Fourth Oswego, B. S. Betty A. Miller Second Geneseo, B. E. Mary A. Moore Kindergarten Cornell, B. S. John J. Moreno Foreign Lang., Er1g1iSh Arkansas, Syracuse, B. A. Gordon C. Myer Art Edinboro, B. S. Louise Petterson First Brockport,Cortland, B. E., M. Eugene M Place Sixth Mansfield, B S Ellzabeth Raszmann olxth Ithaca, B S Paul R Raszmann Fifth Mansfleld, B S Helen R1sley Comm rcial St Rose, Cornell, Ruth G Sllsbee Kindergarten Cortland , M. A. no QE? BE M' as A Agnes Sinniger Homemaking Oneonta, B S Malcolm A Sterllng High School Cltizenship Ed Albany, B A George H Stevens High School Sclence Cornell, B S Clara G Strong Problems of American Democracy Syracuse, A B Bert W White Fourth Scranton U , Cortland, B Florence wh1t8 Jr High English D'Youville, Logan Wh1te Jr High Springfield, N Y U , , Carolyn T Wiseman Llbrarlan Genesee Lorena Wrig Second Oswego, B S get 4 Muni -1 SQ gil' nv ' R 1-.fx uw ' 136. 'Qi'x er-rar lc 'V' 4.4- fave 'ia- K L44 5,0 -'aid fe v-J hi' Vx 4llF,' -41 .fe-E ff TYPISTS U ,415 Row l l to r F Storm, K Bosket, C Ahart, V Stevens, J Garatt, Chaffee, K Annie, C Rose, S Sulllvan Row 2 G Gwara, E Martin, L Martin, C Hilbert, Mrs Rlsley, C Vergasay J Lowell, G Brewer, P Birch T.. J-,gf Row 3 J Campbell, P Van Etten, F Kanne, B Judski, A Oltz, M Cook Absent R Van Etten Faye Storm Florence Kanne Eleanor Martin Gail Brewer Barbara Judeki Carol Vergason JANICE GARATT ANNUAL STAFF 1lITOR Janice Garatt ASSISTANT EDITOR P8tT1Ci8 Chaffee SENIOR EDITORS Katharyn Ann1s Carolyn Ahart SPORTS EDITOR Karleen Boeket BUSINESS MANAGER VGJJHB StBVOn8 SALES Roger Van Etten Carlton Hilbert ALUMNI Shirley Sullivan PROTOG APHY Clark Moffitt HEAD TYPIST Faye storm ART EDITOR Patricia Chaffee LITERARY EDITOR Judy Lowell Clark Moffltt Patricla Chaffee Albert Orzel Velma Stevens Patricia Chaffee Carolyn Ahart Marjorie Cook Shirley Sullivan Geraldine Gwara Patricia Birch Loretta Martin Clarence Rose Audrey Oltz ADVISER M e. Robert Risley PHOTOGRAPHY ADVERTISING CANDOR CENTRAL SCHOOL FACULTY 7 SALES Patr1c1a Chaffee Phyllle Van Etten Patricla Birch Shlrley Sulllvan Wenona Peret Roger Van Etten Carlton H1lbert Clarence Rose l ' 'N 3? an -og MmNHCMWm P B L I S H E R S . -1 'dbx I . '5'? .. 1 5 -V 'H v ,A 4 he L f S' I . N ' Y -1- f1LLYiNQ 1 , A I egg? qlr, A ' - , I, YF - 3 3 Y Ly 1 A : K .D . . . . . . P. ART: ' ' A: 2 . . STAGE HANDS STUDENT COUNCIL Row l Cl to r J J Nichols, A Orzel, Storm, E Slater, D Yeier, J Garatt, C Ahart Row 2 D Strong, D Bailey, S Davenport, G Newman N Meddaugh, D Sllsbee, S Blsh, C Yost ROW 3 Mr Wilcox, Mr Sterling Absent Max Aman OFFICERS Pres1dent Emlly Slater V1ce Presldent Donald Yeler Secretary Faye Storm Treasurer Janlce Garatt As a result of a planned POl1t1C8l campalgn held ln May of 1953, the above slate of offlcers was elected to d1rect the affairs of the Student Associatlon for the 1953 SL school year At the beg1nn1ng of the term homeroom representatives were elected from grades seven through twelve Grade Seven Jeanette Foster, Carlson Yost Grade Elght Sylvla B1sh,Sally Davenport Freshman Nancy Meddaugn, Donald Strong Sophomore Gerald Newman, Dav1d S1lsbee Junlor James Nlchols, Albert Orzel Senlor Carolyn Ahart, Max Aman The flrst problem brought before the Councll was the schedullng of all class ac t1V1tl9S for the school year The annual Ha1lowe'en Party, sponsored by the assocla t1on and Council, took place on October 30 A SUggeSC1OD box was placed 1n the ll brary, basketball fees were adgusted and Athletlc League dues were pald At Christ mas t1me boxes for 1nd1gent fam1l1es were put together An Honor Roll was establlshedto g1ve recogution to outstandlng academlc stars of the JUn1OF hlgh and h1gh school The Counc1l Joln d the Nat1onal Assocla t1on of Student Councds of secondary schools The Councll and Assoclatlon played host to two County Student Counclls on January 18 and to Spencer Exchange Students on March 19 One of the goals of the Councll was to better relatlons between the communlty and school Therefore the Councll partlclpated 1n the Communlty Mardl Gras and the Bazaar of the Parent Teacher AS50C18tiOH Electlon of off1cers for the next year of school w1ll br1ng the curtaln down on the successful year l953 Sb BANDLER smis 8. KEYES CANDOR GLOVE COMPANY Owego New Xork Candor New Xork ' .JL 1 u 9 o e Fo , I a ng : . , . - ' . . . . . . . . - ' . . . 9 J . . .- 8 N OFFI 5 CUSTODIANS Mrs Lovejoy, Mr-1 Iforeno VJ- Robe ts, Mr Pass, Vr 1101505 BUS DRIVERS J Presher, E Bolton, W Nichols, C Van Etten, H Storm, D Aman C Dems. J Targosh, H Cole, A Richards, A Howell, E Slate Q 'J -sv ff ,,, Ruth Grlffin Nurse Mary Kemak Dale Resue '-78-ne Wolco I Cafeteria Mgr Driver TI'8i!'L1l'lg Dental Hlgiem Syrw-se Universlty Mc:-msvlllc Tech , AAAS Isaacs B Buffalo Sr Te H , MAD CRANDALL SUPPLY COMPANY INC OWEGO COOP G L F SERVICE INC and HOWARD ROBINSON Feed K Farm Stone Bmghannon New Hork Owego New York 9 T E C H N I C I A S QS. I vi- 'J , Q V rmff iff U at-I-. n s 1 o , . . , N f oy! l' X ' ' P X , ' ' ' . . 1 , .s. - CA- ' 'WW STARS l Studious . . . PRESIDENT ELEANOR JANE MARTIN looks nice in any outfit mother of twent f1ve Y llkES to watch TV serslble he's ln the Army now offlce g1rl some day nleanor VICE PRESIDE ll' in NT KATRERYN LOUISE ANNIS Always somethlng to say a letter ' a ay H1 ya Wretchlu you'd know that laugh anywhere always ready to help adorable Katrln WmH Beautiful blonde hair watch that bl TREASURER SABRA JANE LATRROP ush always hums NMar1ne gay and llght hearted usher at the Senior play mBth8m8t1CBl genius listen and you'll hear Sabra SECRETARY 'fin Qin' SRIRLEV EILEEN SULLIVAN 'm Irish letters f rom my Marlne quick temper, quicker smile usher at the Senlor play How's dr1v1ng coming9 elln HIt's fun to walkn Shi rley ' N ' . . . d . . . ' ' . . . ' . g'y Y ul., . . . . . . . 1 ' - is f , 4? R rj I E? I . . . I ' . . . ' I A I H nw 0.0 0. I . . Q s Q . -oeo VJ' ' N.q- Deep and lovely voice 'Aunt Olgan in Senlor play always waitlng for the mail a true and loyal friend partial to the Air Force sweet 5' W? www ,,ff f W Quiet BSSY to get along nth never too busy to sleep where'd you get that laugh? al uf Oleg CAROLYN MAE AHART Jeaf,gzl WW MAX WILLIAM AMAN All around athlete modest that red truck gets around cooperative 'I l1ke to tease' 'Care to argue7 that's Mickey NORMAN EUGENE BENJAMIN ways a friendly smile Benjle I' Y'--.4 RICHARD ARLEND DAVENPORT 'i Excellent farmer courteous ready and eager to give aid big blue eyes flashy red convertible, once not quite so shy as one might think D1ck 12 S E N I O R S ri ,.,f, I ,.s. . :M F- V AA -R K,-1 eco' . 'eco' .nano ' I A I ' if QQ, , x , ,I . . . ' . . . . . . I ' ' ' ' e e e I e i 1 ' X r . A WL I ,. ,e'- 'Fig , A A 1 ' gf 0 .e.e e ' e e 0 . . . n a A N gi? e o s 0 A . 'Y 1 in STARS J ANICE MAE GARATT kitty congenial and mild mannered editor of Cando1-ama Treasurer of Student Association How about those Brownie -neetings Aunt Hester ln the Senior play a frlend an bf Y' GERALDINE FRANCES GWARA 'I hate chickens' 'Parlez vous FPBIICBIS9 Marybel1 in the Senlor play soft spoken seldom without poise Gerry C ARLTON FREDER ICK HILBERT 'I shall go far W1lly in the Senlor play Merry sensitive learned mU.S1C18n hllarious ceckle that Carlton ix 'l'.'L'.?' fi FLORENCE MARIE KANNE V? Neat and petite owner of A beautiful diamond golden 0l1'I'iH85 Janet in the Senior play efficient Florence SENIORS Loads of fun bursting, vibrant cheerleader Leafs gl-guy' excellent companion a good citizen loyal Buck He 's from Iowa sweetest trumpet this side of Willseyville how 'bout that laugh? I got the cu- tonight' always in a good mood Ronnie MARION EUNICE KEENE RODNEY ARNOLD KELLOGG Fleshy smile a greet tease lots of study hulls 'Who likes homework? the maker of snow the intermediate egitator honest RONALD WILFRED KELLY Xen DIANA MARIE KIRK Good homemaking student spontaneous laugh trustworthy Trudy in Senior play simplicity and character like that dimple Diane lb Track man what an accent determlned reader of poetry nice writer Jovial Stanley 1n the Senlor play SHIQLVV PIP I A LOVFJO1' Alert cheerleader fr1endly personallty ShOrf- Stuff qulet and reflned usher at the Sen1or play Shlrley EUGENE CLARK MOEEITT serlous Clark if EMILY MAY SLATER ,Q Student Associatlon Pres1dent llkes to rlde in a red truck 1-'T' Nw Takes her studies seriously 'Aunt Louise in Senior play I lov N k ' e ewar Valley but the Candor milkma1d well adjusted Ginny potential lntellectual How ya' gonna keep her down on the farm smooth cheerleader Peppy VIRGINIA ANN SNOW SENIORS VELMA ANN STEVENS Voice like an angel . . . WLove that Buickv . . . special laugh and 3 bright smile . . . WIs that letter for me?W . . . Wmiss that craz J u . . . stevie. y up CAROL VERGASON Excellent business student was she there? though I might not succeedn Wwalking is good the car Carol ROGER DAVID VAN ETTEN Fxpert with cocoa accompllsher NIEHS? hillyn in the S8H1OP play candy bar kid WNeed some help Roger 16 FAYE INEZ STORM Dry sense of hu or WCarolW in Senior play WMeet me at the Fountain Innn Student Association Secretary future private secretary Stormcowitz WI'1l try even but I'd rather have JAMES FRANK MARKS Wwnere 'ya been9W good natured WDon't p1ck on mein Wvike 1n Senlor play don't l1ke to workn n pal always I1ggS CLASS c L BRITI s l95L, Aeatest Most EfflC19Ht Best MUSlC18n Prettlest Handsomest W1tt1est Smartest Hardest Morker Most Coooeratlve Nlcest Smlle Best Dressed Most Athletlc Most Frank Best Wr1ter Best Drlver Class Flower Rose Class Colors GIRL Florence Kanne Gerry Gwara Mar1on Keene Shlrley Sulllvan Kay Ann1s V1rg1n1a Snow Janlce Garatt Sabra Lathrop Sh1rley Sulllvan Faye Storm Emlly Slater Faye Storm Carolyn Ahart Velma Stevens Blue and Wh1te BOYS Carlton Hllbert Roger Van Etten Ronald Kelly Max Aman James Marks Carlton Hllbert D1Ck Davenport Roger Van Etten Rodney Kello Carlton Hllbert Max Aman Clark Moffltt James Marks Rodney Kellogg Class Motto 'The past 1S forever gone but the future 15 stlll our own W AME Carolyn Ahart Velma Stevens Eleanor Martln Faye Storm Kay Annls Shlrley Sulllvan Gerry Gwara Jan1ce Jaratt Carol Vergason Florence Kanne Sh1rlev Lovegoy D1ana rlrk Clark Noffurf Roger Van Etten Max Aman Emlly Slater Marlon Keene Carlton H1lbert Norman BenJam1n V1rg1n1a Snow Dlck Davenport Jim Marks Ronnle Kelly Rodney Kellogg Sabra Lathrop PFT PFEVF Getting up lH the mornlng Burolng Nosey people Dentlsts Goss1ps Lears Deople Perslstent People Loud xeople Teachers Who Glve Long Asslgnments Loudmouths None Wlnter Women Tardiness 12 O'clock None dots on dlndows Loud and Nosey pe Opera Slnglng Men Gossips women ople No1sy people on the School Bus Reckless Drivers Boys SONG You Alone 'Ebb Tlde 'Changlng Partner W 'In The hood No Other Loven To Be Alone nYou'll Never Walk Alone Secret Love 'Wake Up Irenen Blue Sklrt Maltzn WDanc1ng Wlth someone WS1lver Ha1red Daddy of Mlnen hang1ng Partnersn 'Secret Loven nYou You Youn WN1ght R Day WEbb Tlde' UBHSIH Street Blues nYou You You' 'Stardusv anglng Partnersn Wanted' NOn the Jerlcho Roadn Changlng Partner W nwlth A Song In My Heartn AMBITIOM To travel HOuS6W1fe R Nother Prlvate Secretary Medlcal Secretary HOUSeW1fe R Artlst A1rl1ne Stewardess Nurse High School Engl1sh Teacher secretary HOUS6Wlfe Secretary To Travel Tra1n Horses Photographer Farmer Farmer Teacher Teacher To Travel Farmer Teacher Farmer Marlne Corps hachlne Apparatus Farmer Teacner NORTH SPENCER DAIRY KENTS GROCERY 5pencQr New Hgrk DKIHNQQYIHE NEW x0I k 17 STAGE PERSONALITIES E E . E C' Y c-an . 1 -Q ' I Z . . . . . . . . - I ' 1 . v.. .. 1. ,' l . H . . . . . ' 0...'!0Ol no a uoan Q qu -9 ' '-7 ul! 0 l ll 00. ' A-.Ol U. .ill OJ . . . . . . . . . 0 gg '. . . . . . . . . . ' 5. ll 00 ..00 0 lil Ol '. . ' 9 O0 Ol Quietest. . I I Carol Vergason : I I Dick Davenport - - .1 . O N M n . ' A' . ' N'N , . , . vn . A A A va S 4 ' I IN ' . . H . . A . . A N ,, . . ' n 'p 1 vv VI ' V . , U N . , . Q . ' . . , , A W 1 ' .. WC ' ' ' YI . , ,. Q . , . . n val.. ' ' . nch. ' VY! ' , N . ' S 1 'Pi 'Aa lr: 3.5. 5' 1 1 Cu -sI 4. E 4 ,fm 96 'Gia BE My 7 R 4 M 9.34 i J'-6 L Q-.., 1? l CLASS WILL 195k We Leave Carol Ahart's capacity to get thlngs accompllshed to Charles Jordan Max Aman's ath let1c ablllty to the coach to f1ll future weak spots Katheryn Annls' name Wwretch' t anyone who can cope w1th lt Norman Ben am1n's Jokes to anyone who can understand them Rlchard Daven ort's sllence to Albert rze Jan1ce Garatt's edltorshlp and 1ts many h daches to at Chaffee Gerr Gwara's many study halls to anyone who can use them Carlton H1lbert's boomlng laughter to Peggy QUICK Florence Kanne's helght to B111 Hughes ESPIOD Keene's math ab1l1ty to Sonny Anderson Rodney KelIogg's senlor year excltement to his brother Ronald Ronald Ke1ly's trumpet play1ng to Gordie Campbell Dlana K1rk's work 1n the cafeteria to any energetlc feellng person Sabra Lathrop's add1ng machlne mlnd to all future class treasurers Shlrley Love o 's ab1l1ty to arrlve late to Engl1sh Class toany JUU1OY who can get away w1th lt James Hark's d1spos1t1on to anyone who feels grumpy Eleanor Mart1n's nice shape to all the ChUbB18S left behlnd Clark Moff1tt's track ab1l1ty to U1m Maclntyre Emlly Slater's vlgor and pepp1ness to Pat Van Derpoel Vir lhla Snow's ab1l1ty to see wlthout her glasses to Judy Lowell Velma Steven's dr1v1ng ablilty to ?opeye Aagaard Fa e Storm's devlllshness to Barbara Judskl Shlrley Sulli van's hall window lf3C1Dg town, to Karleen and Ronald Roger Van Etten's hlgh Ag marks To the Juniors our back homework assignments land hope they do a better Job on them than we d1dJ to the sophomores our gushlng o1l well C1f they can f1nd 1tJ to the fresh men all the Joys of belng a sen1or To our faculty heartlest thanks and appreclatlon for the1r guldance throughout h1gh school We s1ncerely w1sh to remaln ln the hearts and m1nds of all even after graduat1on We hope that the underclassmen may proflt some by our experlences and that one day we may become a credlt to our school Last but not least a simple 'thank you' to our ever fa1thful advlser, Mr Lafferty We reallze that only through hls help were we able to attaln that great goal, our trlp to Washlngton The Senlor Class 195A -IAHHLH ffl? 1 Q47 ROBERT LAFFERTY Class Adviser CENTRAL Auto sALss BERN FURNWURE Owegm New Xqrk Owego New Xork 19 E X 1 T L I N E S ea , ' ... in I b ... l 'Ol . . ... .003 tt J1m Foberts...Carol Vergason's typing and Shgpthand ability t0'5Eggy Qulck. O ' of K ,-x'niuI!n -ft' ::' A lri, SZES M KINDERGARTEN Row 1 fl to r J S Penney, M Strong, C Meddaugh, E Inman, V Kirk, R Fox, R Barden, J Lohmeyer Row 2 L Quick, D Butterfield, H Ferris, E Hart, C Sims, M Wilcox Row 3 R Davis, R Weber, B Budney, M Lipka, R Craig B Sterling, E Jordan,Jr , C Hart Absent S Everhardt KINDERGAHTEN Row 1: Cl to r J A Birch, S Powers, L Turner, R Jordon, N Kent, C Slater, C Salmi, G French Row 2: Miss Moore, D Harris, S Blinn, C Beebe, J Reed, J English, Andrews, G Neild, A Vivona, C Mar- shall Row 3 B Spicer, W Cyganovitch, T Hover, C Vidich, B Ellinwood Fitchpatrick, J Bingham, J Lidding- ton, J Moreno Absent L Targosh, J Turner, C Howey FIRST GRADE Row 1 Cl to r J V Aman, E Marshall, L Hall, A Hollenbeck, N Nagel, V Townsend, L Chaffee, C Stickle Row 2 D Shaylor, H Chaffee, T Za moiski, H Spicer, K Strombeck, Jants, C Sterling, E Turner, Cline Row 3 M s Petterson, F Marshall, Hover , J Kaepar, P 281120181411 Vergason, P Davis, D Andrews, Landers WARD 8. VAN SCOY INC Candor New York 21 GRADES . . . . . K. '. ,GI I . I D. Carr, H. VanDerpoe1, S. Estelle, M. Ward . . , . . I . V : . . - . - Li . . D. g , . D. , . A. . . E. F IRST GRADE. Row 1 fl to r D Hart, L, Qulck, B Sims, S Wilder, T Krawlc, Hart, M Rose, R Llske Row 2 D French, R Bebel, D Foster, L Neild, M Wright, C Qlllck Judskl, J Bulger Row 3 M Hammer, M Lovejoy, J Chand ler, R Maki, E Bax-be, D Dence, B De Puy, W Hodson, Mrs Cline Absent J Hill SECOND GRADE Row l Cl to r J C Hallett, M.Estelle, P Doucett, C Morse, B Veley, B VenDerpoe1, M Packard K Bebel Andrews, N Ward Row2 H Lowell, G Dence,B.1nmz-m, C Weber, C Yost, C Cyganovich, T McGuinness, J Gray, M Krauss, B Strong Row 3 Mrs Wright, R. Powell, D Jordan, C Morse, D Wolfe, M Czarneicki, J Morse J Sullivan, G Jordan, W Dickens, J Cart 'Q F IRST GRADE E Kinney, C Hollenbeck, S Pasca vage, S Hover, K.Cronk, S Brainerd Row 2 B Wlutney, V Clark, D Hen dnckson, C Haner,L L1pka,J Ives, A Kirk, J Slater, M Meddaugh, B Foster Row 3 Mrs Lowe, R Bond, W Snyder, F Ahart, G Ward, 'I' Craig, W Tar gosh, M Hickey, E Slocum Absent N Furman, D Pearsons, D Diehl SARGENT, WEBSTER, CRENSHAW 8- FOLLEY, Architects Sy racuse, New York 22 G R A D E S . : . . . 0 . Q , J. V ' t 2 3 4 I 4 1 c ,M .. ...Hun Row 1: Cl. to r.J S. Gerace, J. Shady, . il M . U . I . U + ll IQ ' I ,K o . a o 4 f I 4 f , V V x l I I O 1 ' I , '. , sf , . . . -w n SECOND GRADE Row 1 C1 to r J H Hover, B Rose, Rinse, N Hatch Row 2 D Anderson, D Strickland , Bingham , G Davie, L Foster, D Swans brough Row 3 Mrs Gow, D Lattln, C Shay lor, A Sims, D Hurd, G HaJl,W Cardwell, W Slater SECOND Guin, Row 1 C1 to r D M L Davenport, V ose, J Cronk, B Ferris, G Strick lend, K Stevens, C hillis, N Kirk Row 2 J Lord, M Babroski, E Bolton R Van Etten, L Schrader, J Acla F Slater, M Kasper Row 3 G Lovejoy, R Hillage, P Ste vens, J.Jam.neret, J Salm, H Swans brough, C Reeves, M Dominlc, Mrs Miller THIRD GRADE Row 1 fl to r D P Kent, P Wh e, E Bulger, D Roberts, S Doucett, L Quick, G Yost, J C11ne Row 2 R Turner, French, Banner Van Etten, R Hollenbeck, B I Groate, C Blerfreund, P G Puchosic, G Ashland, H Row 3 Mrs Gould, M Harrie, R Robln son, L Va.nDerpoe1, R Hover, R Bar tow, C Czarneicki, E Schrader, Ferns Absent R ZBIDOSK1 JOHN SEXTON 8- COMPANY fhlC8g0, Illlnone 23 , A - D f' 4 1 A D A ' G R A D E S H og GL 1 V B R e .O O . 0 O . L 'C C H I e e e 9 H I C l , D I e 0 l 0 ' l A .O ' : . . . . A VA A H. Kirk, S. Foster, F. Czarneicki, E. I Q e D. I . E . O I g'Q . ' 'I 3 e e s - L V. ' ,kv Affn D e e e , Q 'X A I -V tw 'VI Y I e e e e gil, : . . D . v 1 : ' wt THIRD GRADE Row 1. C1 to r J T Sterling, S. Aus- in, S Powers, B Galpin, C Judski, Beebe, B Judge, N Strong Row2 R Babel, G Morse, C Budinger, Strombeck, K Schell, C Kinney, Weber, J Moreno, R Ward, G Hend rickson Row 3 J Rlnas, G Stevens, T Meddaugh, C Mosh1er, R Shady, D Sullivan, P Landers, S Strong, Mrs Brucknak FOURTH GRADE Row l Cl to r J G Morse, D Thomas Acla, S Birch, D Jordan, C Judge, Babroskl, M Iwanklw Row2 W Warner, L Hendrickson, P Diller, C Bolton, NI Doty, P Watson, M Bosket, M Krawlc, J D1ller, R Hover, G Hatch Row 3 K Strlckland, R Cronk, Bush, P Castline, W Hurd, R Ives P Gumosky, R Jantz, Miss McIntyre Absent J Z3mOiSk1 FOURTH GRADE ow 1 ll to r J S Kane, S Hover N Guggenheim, L. Brainerd, M Strick and, E Stevms, L Geiger, J Foster Row 2 D Ferris, S Kent, D Terry, T Rose, S DePuy S Aagaard, D Gower, J Wilcox, Hr B Whlte son, D Penney, R Slate, A Sims, R Dodzwe1t, J Bailey DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM Elmira New Y0I'K 21+ G R A D E S f, . . . . Q. n J. Q . . A. z ' I ' . N. n . . - .fw , 'E f 7 T 'E ' 3. K H. 2 e o e 0 , -L ' 1' . . I f if! 'Q' 0 e , n o M D Row 3: R. Meddaugn, J. Hatch, B. Jonn- lg XY ,H I . e n Q , ! 4 I E: .A . . . . . y 2 W-. 9 : . . 0 'nga - I l I I Z n A I a Jo A , 'n s 3 M FHNHRME Howl Cl to rj Mrs Carhart, L Slater, D Powers, D Nichols, H Swansbrough, G Vergason, A Dfnas C Plworskl, G Rounsevell, N Fitch BtP1Ck, J Lowell Row 2 R Casterllne, H Chandler, D Budinger, L VanDerpoe1, L wob D Van vtten, M Klrk Pow 3 R Kirk, R Mathews, W Van Etten E Grant, T Shaylor, H Van Etten, P Strombeck, E Ferrls, N Vought FIFTH GRADE Row 1 Cl to r D Haag, D Schrader, M Naxuell, J Vergason,J Slater, C Hughes, D N chols, Pronk, L Po berts Row 2 C Stangle, A Meddaugh, D Ban K Llcianl, C Knlght, R Van ntten, R Mc Gulnness, T Crofoot, Guggenheim, E Brewer How 3 Yr Raszmann, N Inman, C Fer r1s,L uU ck, M Marshall, R Matson, H .mery, C Jantz SIXLH GHADL Row 1 Cl to r R Ahart, B Pasca vage, N Piworskl, M L Bleurfreund A Rushana, D Emery, L Gerace, B Robinson, F Gumosky, B Shaylor, H Bardon, Mrs McCarthy Row 2 Hughes, B Hurd, I Czar n61Cki, L Shady, N J Hover Northrup, V Strong, S Bulger, L Peret, J Maclntyre, G Austln How 3 White, R Watson, K Bud1n ger, A Doucett, K Kirk, J Turner A L1nd, R Jakes, T Fltchpatrick Absent Edwina Inman ROBI' RT Bl Tfrr RFIFLU CUTTER Insurance 103 Central A enue N Lnndor New lark owego H' York A GRADES : . . S. ' . A ner, :. ' ' D . ' U. - ' - ' . R. P. U . . . . er, G. Brainara, R, Oltz, R. .Gwaraz il l 1 : . J.. '. : E. . . - ' . . . , R IR: s 0 '- I . . ' . , 'A 25 SIXTH GRADE Row 1 1 to r D Morse, H Morse J Bush, I Powell, C Swansbrough S Presher, B Barrows, P Hover, F Mundt, Mrs Raszmann Row 2 L Lohmeyer, R Lovejoy, D Ho ver, E Klrk, C Strlckland, D Sull ivan, R Johnson, D Crofoot, J Hqvt. Row 3 H Townsend, D Green, G Quidc C Brainerd, S McRorie, R Lord, A Aagaard GRADES SIXTH GRADE Row 1: Cl. to r.J B. Gower, L. Stevens, B. Barrows, S. Foote, C. Van Etten, B. Thomas, S. Jordan, V. Stevens, S. Judge, C. Hendrickson, J. Adams. Row 2: T. Morse, T. Pass, S. Martin, N. Vergason, J. Barden, J. Bounsevell, B. Beach, J. Slate, G. Foster, T. Bulger, R. Pumpelly. How 3: B. Robinson, F. Scott, I.Kinney, K. Van Etten. E. Johnson, G. Hallett, W- M8ki. J. Bolton, Mr. Place. M1-S aszmann's Sixth Grade UV' Possungers Quallty Store 8. LOCkef Plan' Jeans Department Store Spencer New Hork 26 i SEVENTH GRADU Howl C1 to rj D Bailey, J en drickson, M Swansbrough, J Shaylor, F Hatch, C Gower, R Quick Hoshier, A Vanderpool, Mrs Whlte H0112 D Moore, J Andrews, J Foster, B Hurd, D Guggenheim, P Huff, Smth Row 3 J Kent, T Stamp, R Swans brough, D Morse, J Hover, Sulli van, R Blinn, C Hutchinson Absent W Kirk, D Chandler SEVENTH GRADE Row1:ltrDDMannng,D i- vorski, G Tucker, B Garatt, '. Jud- ski, G Thomas, N Herrick, S Silsbee Row 2 R Fitchpatrlck, L Maxwell, R Birch, W D1ckens, M Macdonald, E Stnngle, J. Jordan, S Butterfield, F Howard, J Snow Row 3 L Jordan, R Beebe, A Storm W Davis, F Hoyt C Schell, P Bu-be, R Consalvi Absent R Foster, L Longrod, C Yost, H Kelly E IGHTH GRADE Roi l Cl to r J S Davenport Lattln, R Goodrlch, J Strong, M Hover, B BASt8l!l, S Fresher, S Bish, J Johnson Row2 D Darllng, J Cx-onk S Rose, F Russell, S Schrader, L Strlck land, S McNe11, J Fitchpatrick Vlss Goodlng How 3 A Ackles, H Van Etten, A Hatch, D Kelsey, V Tucker, J Ger ace L Meddaugh, E Swansbrough, A Ahart, H Wilder Row L J Pichany H Annie, D Ni chols, H Swansbrough, A Jake Aman, M Pumpelly, S Longrod ELLIS PHARMACY BRUSH AND PALLETTE Candor New Hork Candor New york I ,- Ji ? G R A D E S C . o . . i . P 0 0 U : . . . , . . , . .. 2 o o e s H ' . . . . . ,D P. . z . . 0 . . LM. Vought, D. Mundt, E. Schumacher, LaV. 2 '. '. PI I ' :' . .h . , C, 1 . . . . : S. ' . , . . 7 ' - f Q 0 O 0 : . , , , - . . 5, R. 27 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW1 fl to rl Mr Haskms, M Cook, J Consalvi, G Newman, D Yeier, C Van Etten, D S115 bee, J Vergason, Z Quick Row 2 J Macdonald, W Peret, Storm, P Keene, J Doucett, Moore, D Warner, J Vergason ROW 3 L Penney, R Weber, Meddaugh, J Macdonald, W ughes, R Darllng, R Lind, Van Scov, t Dose FRESHMAN CLASS At the beginning of rehearsals we elec ted the followinb people to help direct us through this first act President, Bonnie Meddaugh, Vice President, Gordon Campbell, Secretary, Ruth Hall, and Treasurer, Eugene S1-1teI',Class Adviser, Mr Sterling To repre sent us in the meetings of the Stage Hands we elected Donnie Strong and Nancy Meddaugh For money to continue with rehearsals we had two roller skating parties and a bowl ing alley at the Hal1owe'en Party We enJoyed our first act, so now on to the second act, hoping it will be as enjoy able FRESHMAN CLASS Row 1 Cl to r J G Frey, S Keene, N Meddaugh, R Hall, B Meddaugh, G Campbell, m Slater, D Strong, E Hover, F Stevens Row 2 R Echorst, A Oltz, P Van Etten, J Campbell, F Presher, L Martin, P Birch, G Hurd, D Benja min, B Russell, H Whlte Row 3 R Klinger, H Foote, R Van Derpoel, R Austm, C Rose, R Van Scoy, S Barrows, F Andrews, M Bul er Row A Mr Sterling, W Pruitt, L Har mon, J Bosket, 0 Antilla, G Gil lette, R Barden, G Pumpelly 00 SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class proudly presents its twenty even members Its directors are President, Don Yeier, Vice President, Gerald Newman, Secretary, Clau dia Van Etten, Treasurer, Janet Consalvi Our adviser is Nr Haskin Student Council repre sentatives are Gerald Newman and Dave Silsbee To raise money for our retirement fund, Je had two roller skating parties and a dance, both of which were a success AMES WELDING AND suPPLY co KENNETH O WARD 618 West Buffalo Street Candor New lork 28 Ithaca New York S T A N D - I N S g . . 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' ' . of UNDERSTUDIES JUNIOR CLASS Row 1 fl to r P Quick, A Quick, A Orzel, B Judski, H Barrows, A Aagaerd, C Jordan, J Nichols ow 2 Mr Hazen, P VanDerpoel, C Aagaard, P Chaffee, K Bosket, P Bulger, Brewer, J Heath, J Lowell Row 3 J Roberts, A Grant, L Anderson, J Mac Intyre, R Kellogg, R Hatch, Kelly NAME Constance Aagaard LeRoy Anderson Howard Barrows Karleen Bosket Patr1c1a Bulger Gall Brewer Gerald1ne Campbell Patr1c1a Chaffee Allan Grant Robert Hatch Juanlta Heath Charles Jordan Barbara Judski Ronald Kellogg Earl Kelly James Maclntyre James Nlchols Judlth Lowell Albert Orzel James Roberts Davld Snow Arlene Quick Margaret Quick Patrlcia Vanderpool NICKNAME Connie Sonny Howie Kay Kenn1 Brewder Gerry Teashle Barney Booby Hatch Juan Mizzerable Reprobate Barb Ivan O11 of Brooktondoll Tacky Eucl1d Judd Weasel Dimp Ivory Shortle Peggy Pat COURSE Art R French Math Sc1ence Math 8 Sc1ence Buslness Buslness Homemak1ng Language Agrlculture Agrlculture Buslness Sc1ence Buslness Math R Sc1ence Math Math E Sc1ence Math Mus1c Q Spanlsh Business Agrlculture BUSINESS Homemaklng Buslness Buslness INTEREST Sleeplng More Speed Model Bu1ld1ng Cook1ng Ken Sports Sports Mus1c Hot Rods Women Horseback r1d1ng Huntlng Readlng Basketball Hot Rods Cad1l1acs Guns Mus1c Secretaries Hot Rods Mus1c Cooklng Danc1ng Pete FREDERIC NICHOLSON Candor New York 29 mock COAL Candor New COMPANY York A I o on o e I 0 0 I R : . . . . . . 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Andrew Aagaard Popeye Agriculture Speed UU LJ if .G5,' J X l E333 1 f ' f ' f 1 if I F a x X 1 N 1 j 1 I I I I 1, 'y 3 I 1 J R X 5 I K any I i 5 40' Q zizm 42 1 0 Z I M Q X Ne-vfF'rM Q s UE? , cmd I Z7 A V C9 c' X EFI- XX X 1 0 XX f Q' ffffffllfvz Hy! i l C5414 f ' 2 Y Y Z -,JL f! fllffllj AND Row 1 to r D P1worsk1, Chaffee Row 2 M Keene, S Sulllvan, D Weber, J Nichols, D Snow, P Keene, R Klinger, R Kellogg, R Van Scoy, B Slate, L Meddaugh R0W3 D Van Scoy, A Ahart, C Camp- bell, H whlte, C Hllbert, D Yeier, D Strong, J Strong, V Snow, Stangle, Mr Hasklns Rowh A Jakes, L Moore, J Jordan, J Lowell, K Bosket, J COHSBIV1, D Sllsbee, J Garatt, E Slater INSTRUMENTAL DEPARTMENT The curtaln goes up as the Candor Central Scnool Band comes to llfe wlth the openlng ov rture, conducted by Mr Rob rt Haskln There are thlrty e1ght members all worklng together to make beautlful muslc From thls group we have organlzed a Dance Band and Peo Band The Dance Band conslsts of twelve members who have played successfully at several dan CBS The Pep Band, of twenty members, was hlg boost to the basketball games They have thelr own cheers, marches, and blues numbers wh1ch helped helghten school SDIFIC Junlor Band Ch1S year IS under the d1r ectlon of a student conductor They have been work1ng very hard for future concerts JUNIOR BAND Row l Cl to r I Donna N1chols, Dons Nichols, J Lowell, B Beech, H Bar den, J Jordan, C Gower, D Piworski, W Dlckens, Mr H8Sk1DS Row 2 S Silsbee, G Austln, C Stan gle, T Pass,F' Howard, D Banner, R Chandler, T Crofoot, D Nichols, H Wh1te, E Stangle Row 3 K Piworskl, H Van Etten, E Grant, R Kirk, L Meddaugh, S Hsrtm B Roblnson, S Butterfield Row 3: K. Piworski, H. Van Etten, E. Grant, R. Kirk, L.Meddamgh, S.Martin, B. Robinson, S. Butterfield. JAY MADSEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Ihstmbutor of Carpenter School Coaches LUNDY'S SPORT SHOP Bath. New York OWOB0, New Y0l'k CHORUS Row C1 to r J A Qulck, Z Qu1c Meddaugh, L Moore, Meddaugh, Van Ltten, J Consalvl, D Warner, Presher, Mrs Clarke Row 2 J Macdonald, Peret, J Doucett., P Keene, S Keene, Lowell, 5 Storm, P Bulger, F Stevens Row 3 V Snow, P Chaffee, K Bosket H White, J Garatt, D Benjamln, G Frey, D K1rk Rowb D Sllsbee, V' Austm, V te D Van Scoy, D Ye1er Row5 G Newman, J N1chols, Moffltt, C Hilbert, A Orzel Absent C Strickland, B Slate Strickland VOCAL DEPARTMENT Dur1ng 1HU6PH1SS1OH we are entertalned by the Candor Central School Chorus under the d1rect1on of Mrs Lo1s Clarke he have at nresent forty f1V9 actlve memberstaklng Dart 1D concerts and festlvals From our Chorus a g1rls' octette was formed Thls group sang at Communlty Club and took part ln the Sprlng Concert as d1d the Chorus ' Four of our Chorus members Jan Garatt, Velma Stev ns Carlton Hllbert and Gerald Newman were chosen to s1ng at Potsdam under the GIPSCCIOH of Robert Shaw ' OC'I'ETTE K1 to r J Mrs Clarke, M Keene, J Garatt, S Storm, S Keene, J Lovell, P Chaffee, V Stevens I Absent J Snow, suwnm MACK Tnucx SALES CR0WlEY5 M'lK P'-ANT Elmira, New Xork Wlllseullle, New York 33 C H O R A L E 1 l: . . . ' . ' k, N. . B. C. . ' . F. . . 5 : . w. . : . . . Q , . . I . ' A. ' . S - ' vens, M. Keene, K. Annis, C. Ahart, . : . . ' C. : . . , L. . , . I . ny . ' A ' n , . . . - , I e , l 4 NEWSPAPER Row 1: Cl. to r.D L. Martin, P. Birch, G. Gwara. Row 2: Mr. Hazen, H. Barrows. PROJECTOR OPERATORS CLUB Row 1: Cl. to r.J L. Harmon. Row 2: R. Klinger, H. Darling, G. New- man, E. Kelly. Row 3: R. Weber, L. Meddaugh, R. Lind, R. VanDerpoe1, G. Pumpelly, R.Austin, lbs. Wiseman. How L: D. Snow, H. Foote, D. Silsbee, R. Hatch, O. Antilla, E. Slater. ADD SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: Cl. to r.D P. Van Etten, R. Van Derpoel, D. Strong. Row 2: L. Penney, R. Hatch, R. Van Scoy. Row 3: L. Meddaugh, R. Darling, S. Barrows. Row hs W. Hughes, H. Foote, J. Camp- bell. Absent: R. Adams,G. Campbell, S. Gower, R. Lind, R. Acklee, V. Tucker. A SECRETARIAL CLUB Row 1: Cl. to r.D F. Storm, Row 2: S. Lovejoy, G. Brewer, E. Mar- tin, F. Kanne, Mrs. Risley, B. JudskL J. Heath. Absent: P. Vanderpoel, CHARLES S. HVILL COMPANY Owegm New'lork 330 E. State Street Ithaca, New York ATTRACTIONS LANGUAGE CLUB Row 1: Cl. to r.D F. Fresher, W. Peret, J. Macdonald . Row 2: S. Storm, I-ir. Eforeno, P. Chaffee. DANCE CLUB Cl. to r.J P. Van Derpoel, S. Lathrop, F. Stevens, E. Hover, P. Bulger, A. Orzel, D. Benjamin, Z. Quick, B. Russell, S. Keene, J. Bosket, H. White, D. Van Scoy, J. Vergason, L. Moore, E. Echorst, Haekin. r U fum. Fc.Auric.n..: HOW 12 fl- to r.D M. Keene, S. Storm, C. Aagaard. Row 2: Mr. Banner J. Lowell J. Ma - donald, W. Peret: , C f-vu' 1171 ZZ E.-...T E5 .2 ART CLUB Row 12 fl- to FJ R. Van Derpoel, L. Meddaugh. Row 2: J. Vergason, G. Campbell, R. Echorst.. How 3: J. Campbell, Mr. Myer, J. Ver- gason, B. Russell, R. Klinger, C. Aagaard , P. Van Etten. RICHARDS MONUMENT SERVICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Uxwuu, New York Candor. New Y0l'k WARDRQBES A D SCENERY FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of Amerlca elected the followlng offlcers to head the organlza tlon for 1953 51+ Presldent, Rodney Kellogg, V108 Pres 1dent, D1ck Davenport, Secretary, Roger Van Etten, Treasurer Ray Davenport, Reporter, Andy Aagaard Advlser 15 MP Mac Arthur The organlzatlon presented a number of evenfs throughout the year In the fall the annual school fair whlch was qu1te successful, WHS SPOHSOPGG bY the organlzatlon Next came the Judging tr1p ln whlch Candor placed hlgh At ChPlSt mas t1me a Chrlstmas party for members and thelr frlends was held The usual F8CheI'aUd Son Banquet was held on Apr1l 6 Other proJects such as the Selllng of Senlor Ag jackets and the sale of seeds to the school were termed a success also ow 1 fl to r J Marks, R av enport, R Van Etten, R Kellogg, R Davenport, A Aagaard, F Andrews, B Hatch Row 2 D Strong, Gordon Campbell, Gerald Campbell, R Barden, M Aman, E Slater Row 3 D Snow, L Harmon, J Bosket, S Gower, H Bulger, R Acklea, Mr Maohwhur FUTURE HOMEHAKEHS ROW 1: Cl. to r.J J. Hendrickson, D. Guggenhelm, M. Swansbrough, S. Schra- der, D. Mundt, F. Hatch, A. Oltz. Row 2: Miss Sinniger, P. Moshier, B. Hurd, A. Vanderpool, B. Bastain, M. Cook . FUTURE HOM MAKERS OF AMERICA The Candor Chapter of the Future Home makers of Amer1ca was reorganlzed last Sep tember w1th a membershlp of seventeen glrls The Chapter's projects th1s year have con S1St6d of Chrlstmas candle maklng, a tr1p to the Cornlng Glass Jorks and an Easter 'Jelly Bean' hunt for the Khdergarten and the f1PSt grade At the weekly meetlngs, 1ndiv1dual progects of servlng or foods work are car rled on A business meetlng once a month is supervlsed by the followlng offlcers Dona Mundt Pres1dent, Carol Gower V1ce Presldent, etty Jeanlhomas, Secretary, Wanda Dickens, Treasurer, Grace Tucker, Re porter, Bonn1e Garatt, H1stor1an, and Betty Hurd, Song Leader Miss Sinniger 1S adviser The motto of Future Homemakers of Am erica expresses the purpose of the organiza t1on 'Learn1ngtolive better today ln order that our l1VeS and those of our famllies may be better tomorrow W A KENNETH WOLFE Valley Vlew Motel and Service Slahon G E Apphances and Electrlcal Wmng John Oltz Prop Candor New York Wxllseyvllle New York l i r H . 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X 1 , 4 ' A - g- - X4 l ' Y '- 0 Candor had an unlmpresslve football record th1S vear wh1le w1nn1ng one and lOS1Hg f1ve gam s Candor ended up 1n the cellar t1ed w1th Newf1eld Van Etten swept the league undefeated w1th a b1g football club Spencer, with a good ball club gave Van Etten close games and ended up 1n second place Thus, 1n three years the champlonshlp has passed from Candor to New fleld to Van Etten 1nd1cat1ng a well balanced league The Junlor varslty had an average season while w1nn1ng two and loslng two Members of the Junior Varsity were D1ck Van Scoy, Gordon Campbell, Gerry Newman, S1lver Gower, M1ke Bulger, and Lloyd Harmon FOOTBALL TEAM Row l Cl to r J G Gillette, M Aman, R Kellogg, A Aagaard, C Jordan, L Anderson, G Campbell, J Macdonald, A Orzel Row 2 Mr MacArthur, G Campbell, M Bulger, S.Gouer, J Marks, L Harmon, G Newman, E Slater, R Van Scoy,Mn I-Ilckey VARSITY FOOTBALL Newf1eld Spencer VanEtten Newfield Spencer VanEtten Candor 7 The tandor Jun1or Varslty basketball team com pleted a lb to l s ason record to w1n the league champ1onsh1p Thls 1S the fourth consecutlve league t1t1e for the Pandor J V 's The starting l1ne up con slsted of Lou Penney, Don Strong, and D1ck Weber A1 tern'+ing were: Gene Slater, Dave dilsbee, Dick Dar- ling, Ray Davenport, and Dave Snow All the boys On the squad saw plenty of action throughout the season J V BASKETBALL HOW 1 C1 to X' P L Penney, R Daven- Port. 1- Harmon, E Slater, D strong Row 2 Mr Hickey, R Van Scoy, D Silsbee D Snow G Pum 11 A 0rzel,G cinema' pe y' RW 3 Bulger, L Meddaugh, Darling R Klinger, G Ne man Absent' S Gower owEGo-MURRAY COMPANY KIES BOTTLING WORKS Owego, New York Owello- New York 38 THE GLOBETROTTERS Yeier. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Candor VanEtten Candor Tioga Center Nichols Newfield Spencer VanEtten Tioga Center Nichols Newfield Spencer VanEtten Tioga Center Nichols Newfield Spencer Playoff This year's Varsity found themselves in the un usual situation of having only one returning player from the previous year's team with such a tremend ous lack of experienced material, many boys who need ed one and even two more years of J V experience, had to be moved up to the varsity squad As a result Candor had to floor the youngest and most inexoerienc in IUS history, but also one of its best ed team The boys worked hard and improved very fast s they endedthe season with a 13 to 2 record in second place The team was in contention for the championship until the very last game of the season Candor then entered the sectional playoffs and was upset in a double over time thriller by Spencer The prospects for next year look very good as all of this year's squad except two will be returning Absent: M. Aman. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Cl. to r.J G. Gillette, mgr Mr. Hickey, A. Orzel, mgr. Row 2: J. Nichols, R. Kellogg, Hughes, L. Anderson, J. Maclntyre, R Weber, J. Marks, J. Macdonald, D VARSITY BASKETBALL VanEtten Tioga Center Nichols Newfield Spencer VanEtten Tioga Center Nichols Spencer VanEtten Tioga Center Nichols Newfleld Spencer Spencer tannin- G L F FARM STORE SCHOOLEYS JEWELRY STORE Candor New York Hhacl New Xork 39 BASEBALL Row l Cl to r J D Strong, L Penne R Kellogg, L Harmon, C Jordan, J Marks Row2 E Slater, D Yeler, D S1lsbee, R Van Scoy, G Pumpelly, Mr Hlckey Row3 M Bulger, R Kllnger, D Darl lflg, R Weber, D Snow, J N1Ch01S Absent M Aman BOXING AND WRESTLING Rowl Cl torJR L:Lnd,C Rose Harmon, G Pumpelly, W Pruitt, Rose Rov2 R Ackles, A Grant C Jordan A Aagaard, R Kellogg, , Marks Row3 Mr Myer, Mr Moreno Absent R Van Etten Row 1 C1 to r D R Davenport, J Ni chols J Maclntyre, L Harmon, R Weber, D Yeier Row 2 A Orzel, Mr White, C Moffltt VAN ATTA CHEVROLET Owego New Xork LO NINE LITTLE INDIANS :. .. . y, TRACKTEAM :. . . . ,L. . . C. .: . . . J.. . , VARSITY CH ERLEADERS Row 1 C1 to r J E Sla er, M Keene Row 2 C Keene, J Doucett, P Keene Candor's varsity this year won the f1PSt trophy presented by the Tioga County League The trophy was p esented on the basis of a contest with impartial and experienced Judges The girls were outstanding at t1lS time as they had been all year long lheir precislon, commendable The two factors which made this year's squad successful were cooperatlon and a w1ll1n5ness to work for perfection The junior varsity squad, with four new people working in, got off to a slow start last fall but progressed steadlly throughout the season At the end o the year, their lf confidence and ntOgGt'18I 1BS had improved tremendously The cheerleadlng cllnic held in January was very helpful to our J V glP1S VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Point of V J Doucett, Y Keene, E Slater, C Keene, P Keene J V CHEERLEADERS Cl t rj C Van Etten, J Consalv1, D Kirk, S Lovejoy, R Hall Check R Board DEEP WELL MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Oweko New xork Omega New Xork bl LOUDSPEAKERS : . . . t . . :. . . . S 4' gp I, ' e. ' Q . . . me ll' enthusiasm, poise and coordinated group action were I fu' se-Y Dine In H ' . o . . . ' 'w.,,, .ggi if Qfldalw P ,..,.?i, 4 'dd A EQW M552-nz, 'Wm 40 ivan 'mp' J Ttf A'-'Ng I F gd-we is cj '54, W 1 ALUMNI CLASS OF 1993 ANDREWS, ARTHUR Serving with the Army at Fort Dix, New Jersey DOMINIC, JACQUELINE Married to Denzil Wash burn living in Owego EIKLOR, WILLIAM Working and living at home GARATT, ROBERT Attending Clarkson College, Potsdam, New York freshman HOUCK, ROBERT Serving with the Army at Fort Dix HURD, LYMAN Serving with the Army at Fort Monmouth HURD, MARIE Working at Sears Mail Order House in Ithaca living at home KELLER, MARJORIE Freshman at Edinboro State Teachers College at Edinboro, Pennsylvania LATHROP, DONA Working in Ithaca at GLF living at home MAC INTYRE, JEAN Working atGas and Electric ln Ithaca living at home MANNING, DONALD Attending Duke Unlversity freshman Home in Owego MANZER, LAWRENCE Attendlng Moody Bible In stltute in Chlcago as a freshman NETUPSKI, MARTHA Worklng as Secretary for Winston S Ives living at home NEWMAN, KARL Serving with the Army at Fort Dix, New Jersey NICHOLSON, ROBERT Freshman at University of Rochester OVERBAUGH, CARL Working and living at home QUICK, FRIEDA Married to Fred Billings living in Syracuse RACE, BARBARA Working as a secretary for American Agriculturist in Ithaca living t home engaged to Robert Kellogg ROBISON, CARLIN Living and working at home TOFT, ELIZABETH Employed by Acme Market in Union living at home VAN ETTEN, DOLORES Working as a secretary in Ithaca married to Carlin Robison VAN SCOY, ELILV Attending Elmira College majoring in nursing freshman WARD, MARCIA Freshman at Keuka College WINNICY JOS PH Attendlnr Harour College 1n End1cott as a freshman WINNICK LAURA w0Pk1ng as a secretary Flrst Natlonal Bank 1n Blnghamton 11Vlng 1n Endicott CLASS OF 1952 AAGAARD, JOHN Worklng and l1v1ng at home AMAN JERARD Attendlng Houghton College as a sophomore BASTIAN JOYCE Marrled to Donald Relyea has one ch1ld l1v1ng ln Stralts Corners BREWER BRUCE Working and l1v1ng at home CAMPBELL, BPTTY LOU Marrled to James Hmlen beck 11V1Hg 1n K1ttery, Malne DOTY ELSIE Worklng 1n Schooley's Jewelry Store 1n Ithaca 11v1ng at home DOUGHRRTY FUGENE L1v1ng and worklng home FOOTE MARILYN L1Vlng at home FAYDOSH CARLTON Servlng wlth the U S Mar 1nes 1h Callfornla HOLLENBECK EVELYN L1v1ng on the Booth Farm 1n Wlllseyvllle has one ch1ld JOHNSON DAVID Worklng at Stangle's Poultry Farm l1v1ng at home KAIDON JOSEDH Worklng and llvnnr at home LIND KAY Marrled to Ralch 'erw1ll1ver l1v1ng on Owego Street ln Candgr MACLAUGHLIN LELAND Servlng w1th the U S frmy stat1oned in Fort Devens Mass MANNING HELEN L1v1ng and work1ng at home MORRIS DOUGLAS Servlng with the Army at Fort D x QUICK ADDIF Marrled to Paul Brown l1Vlng at Newfleld has one ch1ld SCHARF HOWARD Serving wlth the Army in Germany THOMAS EUGENE Servlng wlth the Army 1 Fort Devens, Mass THOMAS GEORGE Employed by K O Ward marrled to Barbara Slate l1v1ng 1n Candor TOFT LOUISE Marrled to Ronald Leanord res1d1ng 1n Westover has one ch1ld VERGASON 'LSIE wOPk1ng at Tony's Corner Restaurant 1n Ithaca l1v1ng at home VERGASON ROBERT Marrled to Al1ce Kelsey from Spencer worklng 1n Ithaca WILLIAMS RICHARD Sophomore at R P I i Troy HUGH T BECKWITH COMPANY NEWMAN RADIO AND TV CENTRE OWPKM New York Owegm New York E P I L O G U E . 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' --- -- rr . -- 9 o 0 0 n A L3 THE HOMEWORK PROBLEM The homework problem in my house 15 very bad Everyone 15 runnlng here and there The telev1s1on 15 on and someone wants to watch the news I s1t down at the table, open my books and get readyto study The e is a bang on the door and a hlgh pitched bark It's the dog She wants to get 1n There comes a call, ULet the dog in,U so I get up fron my work and let the dog 1n I come back 1U and s1t down ready for work agaln I get an ass1gnment and start doing lt and behold, 1n no t1me I am f1r1shed Very much sur prlsed, I f1nd Ihave not been f1StUTb6d Or lnterrupted by anyone or anyth1nP I get out my next ass gnment, Cyes, I lave more , and beg1n do1ng lt I no more than get lt started when there comes a call from the next room, WV1ll you get me an appleqn I get up, go get an apple and brlnv it to my mother Then I begln my howework agaln I get half way throlgh when my favorlte t816V1S10H program comes on V stop to watch lt At th1s t1me I do not care to f1n 1sh my work but decide I had better be cause I may get 1n trouble Nell, the program f1H1SheS and I get up to get Ldm ITTL FIRU No,preparat1on for V0t1ng does not conslst of readlng a textbook and li ten1ng to other oeople's opinlons Vo+ing respo1sib1l1ty comes with a few yea s of practwcal exper1en , 11VlHg 1n the world as an aoult away from the connect1 ns of school and home Howard Barrows A TRUE FRIEND what 18 atrue fr1end ani what makes a true fr1end Well, a true friend to me 15 a person who w1ll stay by you when SOm6th1Dg happens or w1ll stand up for you 1f someone says somethlng aga1nst you It also means that th1s fr1end w1ll not talk about you or your secrets behlnd your back Furthermore, true frlends are able to Joke together w1th no hard feel lRgS toward one another I also thlnk that ne1ther nat1onal1ty nor rel1 g1on s ould declde whom your true frlends w1ll be I' vou l1ke a person an have fun w1th h1m and have some lnterests llke his, then why should nat1onal ty or rel1g1on stand 1U the way of your b8C0m1H5 fF19DdS9 usy on homework agaln It seems to be aafully qu1et I look around the room, creyone is sleeplng, yes, even the dog I may now do my homework 1n peace an qulet Donald Van Scoy THE BIG QWVSTION Well, you're e1ghteen now Can you voteo Sure you can Just step lnslde that mach1ne, draw the curta1n and pull that row of l1ttle levers Wa1t a m1n ute, which levers are you golng to pull? Are you capable of choos1ng the rlght people to represent you 1n your local, state and natlonal governments? At elghteen we have not completely J-16-H ta Pea?-'I broken the tles of home and are l1kely to be lnfluenced st1ll by our parents' hel1efs Maybe your father has always voted republlcan Is there any Once upon a summer day When the leaves on the trees were green The roses were bloonlng on the 'I h Vlfh a scent so fresh and clear, I was walk ng along the da ty road When I came upon a I1 tle b1rd Hopplng ahead of me He flew to the top of a 'ence poet And flu tered and c11rped and +r1lled, Sc I stopped SUHI1 to l1sten And marvel at one so skllled, Wow that 11'tl9 b1rd s dead A dog k1lled h1m, you see, Eut the Joy of sunm r 1n F13 so.g Is a treasure he gav to me Belng true PP19DdS does not 'wan, nouever, that you cannot f1nd other frlends or that you and four true frlend must do everJth1ng toge+her Both you and they should have other frlends for themselves and by themselves In my op1n1on, there 13 noth 1ng l1ke a true frlend To add em- phasis to this, I m1ght quote the old adage, HA fr1end 1n need 15 a frlend 1ndeed W Barbara Judsk1 JAHb!'b BLUL MONDAY It 15 8DOUt e1ght thirty ln the mornwng on Monday Janey is still sleeping but not for long As the horn reason why you should9 No, but many young people wudd In argulng agalnst this po1nt someone would be sure to say NA young person, fresh from h1gh school, through the study of current events has been 1nsp1red to go a head on tH6lT own and read the papers and keep ndbrmed on current events Do they? How many of you s1t down and read e newspaper each day, other than the sports and COMICS9 The majorlty of young people, because they have never had any dlrect contact w1th government, because it has never had any dlrect lnfluence on the1r person al l1ves, have no idea what changes should be made and what the weak POIHCS 1n the government are The only lnformatlon they have 13 what others tell them should be done and what they have read from a textbook For lack of something better, someone will always br1ng up th1s fl1msy PO1ht, UOld enough to f1ght, old enough to vote ' In other words, lf the votlng a e were lowered to elghteen, there would be a steady par ade of young men marchlng n the d1rect1on of the re cruit1ng stat1on ho, I don't think a boy would feel any d1ff rent about SSFVIHU 1n the armed forces 1f he had the rlght to vote honks under Janey's w1ndow, she drags herself from bed, looks out the wlndow and shrleks, W eekl Th school busiu Now thlngs really fly 1U Jane5's room After putting on ner clotnes, Janey rushes down stairs Whlle grabb ng a h1+e of breakfast, she Spl11S tomato Julce on her dress It ralned the n1ght before, maklng lt nlce and sl1ppery 1n the path Comlng around the corner l1ck ery Split, Janey sllps on the 1ce As she falls her books go fly1ng Pick1ng herself up she runs around the corner, climbs on the bus, and glves a slgh as she settles in her seat A roar of laughter goes up 1n the bus almost im- mediately and someone calls out to Janey, nG01Hg to a dance tonight, Janey9W Puzzled, Janey glances in the mirror before answering Horror creeps over her face There she is, reflected in the mirror, with her ha1r st1ll in p1ncur1s Slghing resignedly, Janey decides that nothmg worse can happen to her that day but vo to set, not ws one, but two alarm clocks to waken her the next day Dix1e Lee Manning, 7E MARVIN BIRCH Plumblng and H63t1!'l Candor New Xork CJ ' S ' ' . 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D A ' V 0 ' 's fix 1-K rr- Z 11 I 15, 413,44 2 Y' ,, rw le'--vii M, Ffh 55 FS WLS Sect 9 School opens Half day sesslon wlth short PSFIOGS Many new teachers Sept 15 Cast chosen for the Senlor play, HThe Inner Wllly W NSN W1l1oughby Adams Carlton Hllbert Inner Wllly Roger Van Etten Aunt Hester Janlce Garatt Aunt Olga V1rg1n1a Snow Aunt Loulse Carolvn Ahart Cdrol Martln Faye Storm Marybell Turner Geraldlne Gwara Janet Marshall Florence Kanne Trudy Marshall Dlana Klrk Stanley Clark Clark Noffltt Mlke J1m Marks Sept 16 Sept Assembly f1FSC Student ASSOCl3t1OH meetlng Off1C6FS who had been elected 1H Nay Dreslded over meetlng Assembly ln the morn1ng Balley Theatre Lab Second annual school falr 1n the afternoon, foods 6Xhlb1t, etc , Jean and Donald Strong pectlvely presents Sullivan's WSweethearts lncludlng a cattle Judglng show chosen glrl and boy champlons res Sept Representatlve from Curtls PUbllC3tlOHS meets wlth Senlors Carlton Hllbezt general sales chalrman Jan Garatt and nmlly Slater team captalns c Oc Oct ct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Jan 9 8 Sept Assembly held to g1ve students OPDOTUUHICY to slgn Sen1ors soonsor bake sale 1n even1ng Beg1nn1ng day of Student Lollypops to be glven to percentage of membershlp Assoc1at1on membershxp dr1ve the class w1th the greatest Freshmen and Junlors w1n both classes havlng lOOA Student ASSOC13t1OH dr1ve membershlp Lockrldge Studlos takes 1nd1v1dual DICCUPGS Senlor and group plctures taken for the annual Stanley Metzger of Cortland State Teachers College addresses Junlors and Senlors tOD1C nGOlHg On W No school Columbus Day Several students v1s1t Geneseo State Teachers College accompanled by Mr Banner Senlors magaz1ne sale a blg success wlth SQA7 worth of SUbSCF1PtlOHS sold, about 300 proflt goes to Senlors Band goes to Waverly to march and play 1n the annual Hallowe'en parade Annual Ha1lowe'en party 1n C C S gym at 7 30 Half hour of movles, class SKIUS, booths, danclng and a hayrlde Assembly for grades K 12, Ledderman's Dogs tralned dog, horse and monkey acts 21 Senlor play, nThe Inner Wllly W Half day of school Assembly Dr No Yong Park speaks about the Unlted States and 1ts relatlons w1th the Orient 7 Thanksg1v1ng recess Chrlstmas program 1n the gym Band, Chorus and octette entertaln Jan L Chr1stmas recess Sneaker from Elmlra Bus1ness College toplc, WThe Rlght Job for You W ARTHUR HOLLENBECK 5CRR -555 5'UD'O hltatonk, New Xork 0l190l1f3. 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Y v L Jan 18 Candor plays host to Trl County SCUCSYL Councll RBPTESSUCBLIVQS Lrom tu lve o schools present for the monthly meetlng, a by talented members of the Candor student t ur of C C 5 and entertalnment Jan 29 S8H1OP Class sponsors annual talent show Fe 17 Flrst prlze Hope Barden and Judy Mac In tyre, second or1ze, Duane 'olfe thlrd prlze, Alpert Orzel, and honorable men t1on, DIXIE M8HWlHg Junlors lose to QGHIOFS 1n hllarlous Donkey As a resdlt of a con test, Bonnle Garatt names the new school newspaper, Smoke blgnal Mr and Mrs H1ckey's health classes V1S1C Robert Packer Hospltal at Sayre, Pennsflvanla e 8 Afternoon of muslc and song presented by Muslc Department Mar 1 2 Carolyn Ahart, Janlce Faratt, Carlton H11b rt, Marlon Keene, Sabra Lathrop, of N Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May 5 Emlly Slater and V1rg1n1a snow take two day schedule shlp Exams w1th hlgh hopes Playoff game Candor defeated by spencer 55 53 Newly organlzed Dance Band makes 1ts debut at a dance Hlgh school v1s1ts Farm and Home Week Members of the hlgh school homemaklng, agrlculture and Problems of Amerlcan Democracy classes travel to Cornell to hear secretary Benson's speech T10 a County League annual All Star Banouet and game hel at Candor Senlors serve banquet Three tro Dhl9S presented to Candor Junlor Varslty Basketball Foul ShOOb1HH to L Penney Cheerleaders Assembly W Pmerson Scott ew York Sta e pchol The 'Melody Menu DFOVIOS muslc for the oenlor Dance County vocal f9SC1V31 at Tloga Center nlneteen people from Candor partlclpate 1U the All County Chorus 26 Easter Vacatlon 23 Members of the Sen1or class enjoy the long awalted trlp to ashlngton Grades K 12 enjoy the Palmer Martln Mar1onettes presentatlon of Robert Louls Stevenson's WK1dnapped H 13 16 Potsdam NUSIC Fest1val V Stevens, J Garatt, C Hllbert and G Newman represent Candor May Pay May June TIOGA ROLLER DROME June Tmgx Qenter New lurk As embly Wallace Chlme Tr1o All County Band Concert Sophomore Dance Annual sprlng mus1c concert band chorus sololsts, and ensembles perform for the en qoyment of the publlc Annual hlgh school p1cn1c classes and thelr adv1sers Journey to Chenango Val ley State Park Baccalaureate at the Methodlst Church Graduatlon ln the C C S Audltorium L7 b. . ,. . . . . , BAJWLLY11 nlme. 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