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

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Andy OUR JUNIOR YEAR Our junior year was the busiest one for us. To begin with, we reached a glorious goal-we received our class rings. Our activi- ties included the baseball throw at the Hallowe'en party, a talent show, a dance, several bake sales and a three-act play. YVe sold pies in the cafeteria on Fridays and stationery during the month of January. As is traditional, the Junior Class sponsored the Senior Prom and the Alumni Banquet. VVe also decorated and served as ushers at Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. Paul . . . K ' , ttt.. , it ms 'U' J 'Es 'ESM .figifiir Dave N t 5 Wi i Judy Sally Alan L - V fs? 4 5 ki- ' ! 'xM ' 'W it s, ttL: m N it in t.,. A , Ed Bob f. ' -I Sue DAIRYLEA MILK AND ICE CREAM 401 Division Street Elmira., New York

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SENIIHIS

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OUR SENIOR YEAR Now we are Seniors. Among us there are only fourteen mem- bers out of the original forty-three who made up our two Hrs:- grade classes. This year we sold refreshments at the school fair. VVe also sold magazines. We had a record hop, the basketball throw at the Hallowe'en party, and we helped decorate the gym for the Mardi Gras. ln November we had Senior Slop Day and Senior Dress- Up Day. In December we put on the play, 'lReady Blade Family. Throughout our school life we have enjoyed many wonderful times together. This will be one phase in our lives that we shall always remember. But, We have finally reached our goal of gradua- tion and must now proceed to begin a new part of our lives as individuals. Dave C. Sylvia and jean Victor ? , i - 1L,4. . . Q O v l 1 lm. K N Sandy M Marilyn 2 Darwin Rose I Shirley Scott Carol ENDICOTT JOHNSON CORPORATION Endicott, New York K