Cattaraugus High School - Caravan Yearbook (Cattaraugus, NY)

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CA TTA RA UGA N THE FRESHMEN O dear these Freshmen' Wlll they ever learn not to wander around the halls and read Western storles IH study per1ods Well maybe not but Just the same we re qulte prlceless O yes we studv too But Freshmen w1ll be Freshmen Besldes haven t we basket ball soccer and baseball stars actors muslcxans and pub llc speakers ln our midst? Our flrst year m hlgh school and what a year' Mr Sanders IS nearlv exhausted The Freshmen have contributed qulte a blt of honor to dear old C H S m the lme of athletlcs Three of our boys Lee Brlggs Leland Austln and Charley Bates earned varslty letters ln Soccer Rlchard Loomls earned a squad letter whlle Charley Brown and Frank Perly helped on the team when needed Lee Brlggs Leland Austln and Lynford Gregory earned squad numerals ln Basketball Many Freshmen have gone out for Baseball Thev are Gaylord TenEyck Leland Austln Rlchard Loomls Burton Adams Charley Bates Char ley Brown and Roland Barber Severtl are expected to obtam let ters We also have glrls and boys mterclass basketball teams 'Ihc boys are dlvlded 1nto two teams the Frosh V3lbltV and Frosh Reserve The varsxty came out second m the league and the reserve flfth I our girls mterclass team we dldn t dxstmgulsh ourselves much but we have the hang of the thmg and expect to cover ourselves wlth glory next vear We dont only develop our b0dl6S phvslcally but also ment ally The Freshmen are qulte xmpressed Wlth the new departments Several have taken up Agrlculture and Commerclal courses Some of the Frosh are glfted as actors and have parts ln the Dramatlc Club enterta1nments We havent been very actlve ln the social lme for our somber Presldent doesn t belleve small chlldrcw should Indulge In such thmgs And so th1s youthful but rather efctraordmary class blds you good bye untll they are sophomores and reallv have somethlng mterestmg to tell about themselx es They also wlsh the Senlors long and pros perous lives POST GRADUATE Last September when we started school there were ten Post fm shed thelr work ln January some found work Csomewhere elsej and others moved away About a month after we began school we organlzed our class lola Colllns was elected President and Elsle Slpe was elected Secre tary We thought we wouldn t need a Treasurer We also elected our student council member Els e Slpe The Post Graduates as a class haven t done any thmg defmlte thlfixvear but they have one good quallty the quallty of stlckmg to get er The Post Graduates also have a hablt of roammg around the school bulldlng there IS generally one ln the Llbrlarv one or two ln the Commercial Room and there are alwavs a few roammg around ln search of knowledge We keep xery well posted on the thmgs gomg on ln the school and if any one wants to know some news he can ask Post Graduate But for all our faults we Post Grads have a few good pomts For xnstance we act dlglllfled to encourage the under classmen who are so apt to lmltate our ways We also are xery studlous We always get our lessons and work hard so we may be able to be a good ex emple to the younger boys and glrls as when we pass any of the underclassmen fespeclallx Semorsl they all whlsper and say There goes one of the Post Graduates Some day I hope to be as smart dlgnlfled and studlous as they IQQZ .fn ....,u,.:.,: . Q' so nun' oo'n IC ' , . - - - 77 l 0 0 , , . . 1 1 ' ' . ' D n. ! ' ' l I 9 I 7 - . . . ,, ,, 1 s u ' . . . . y 1 , . . 7 . . 1 y 5' . . , . , . . . , 1 ' 1 7 ' ! 9 . 4 - o 4 f ' 1 1 ' 1 . . . . . . 2 . , . n . . . , . . . 1 . , T If ' ll ' C 4 . . , . . , . 1 u C k - K I I ! n . . . . , . . . . K 9 . I n ' t .. 1 c V . . 7 S. X - . . . . Graduates. Now the number has decreased to slx. Some of them l 4 , . 1 sa s . I k - n ' I u 1 C u . : . 1 , x . , . . . L C L I . 'W ' ' u 0 . . ' 7 . ! 9 n . . 0 7 L. . . F u . c 1, s d . . O 5 0 . ' 1 . c 7 . . s I 1 - . , . . V . . ,, Q ' . . 1 1 . , ' , 1 . c , . . . . ,, , . , . ..g..g..g g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.-g..g..g.. , '..,..g..g..g..g. -2-I-:wt-I-Z-'Z-'I'-2 Z 2 I-'Z Z ' ' '-Z Z Z-'Z-'ZH R C

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Activities 1 K-XT'l XRNIK AN STAFF CATTARAUGAN STAFF The Cattlraugfln Staff w IS selected from the former Tatler Staff and the folloxxmg acted as Department Edltors Jeanne Wake Edltor ln Chlef Rlchard TenEyck Buslness Manager Robert Young Frances Babcock Adv Managers Edward Cottrell June Lee Clrculatxon Managers Mflrv Cleveland Elsle S1pe Llterary Marjorlc Ashton Francls R5 an Humor Bernard Keatlng Helen Butterfleld Feature Lloxd Walte Helen Hart Senlor Edltors Thls ISSUE prepar ed by the staff IS the 1932 lssue of the C'att'1rf1u gan but SIIICS there has been onlx one lssue prexlous to this one the staff has attempted to make thls one outstandlng It contains news on ex erx department of the school work The staff xx as rep nd for lts hard vxork bv 1 partv held ln June at the schoolhouse The success of thls paper I9 due to the xerx c'1p1ble and efflcxent Manager under the verx able lllStI'UCtlOI'l of our Englxsh teacher MISS MacLean The Student Bodx xxvsh to express thelr appreclatxon to lVIr and Nlrs L A Babcock and the Amemcan Leglon Post for the prlzes thex annuallx avx ard to members of our school To 'Nhss Al1ce Lattln our llbrarxan vxho so generouslx gn es a DFIZQ for the best senxor essax vue also extend our thanks Last but far from least xxe xxlsh to thank Mr Vx hlte and the facultx for thelr excellent cooperatlon and thelr lnterests ln our vxork IQQZ I 2 c 2 L' l 7 'Y ' x 9 . X . , . L , . : ' , . ' . . , : n 1 tv , : s K .' ' 7 .1 1 c 4 ' 9 ' ,V ' V 1 T V 5 n . Y N 2. 0 L v -Y 2 t N ' . ' '. 1 ' . z , - ' ' work of Jeanne Wake, editor-in-chief, Richard TenEyck, Buslness 7 ,Y ' I ' O-tl-'O Y y. 3 . . . A l Y ' y- 1 y-' v ' v v , . . . .. Q C n I Q A. ' v Us I ' ' C ' : '-:-fxwz--:-:--:-:-':-:-:-' :-:-2.-:--'N' -:-: ' ' '-:nz :-':-:--:-:-':-:--:-:- ' ' '-: :'-'-: :--: 'H C 5' MW+CATTARAUGANWWMMw