Cazenovia Central High School - Owahgena Yearbook (Cazenovia, NY)

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EIGEEE1 GRADE hirst row: I. Hynes, I), (.lark. M. Styron. J. Moore. M. Kinney, II. Bowers, R. Putney, I.. Greene, M. Howells, B. Conklin, J. Kimlier, A. Hill, B. Hyatt. Second row: M. Thomas, B. Maurice» K. Dimon. K. Golden. M. Carr. I). Woodworth. I). Biivea. B. Graham. I). Simpkins, B. inans, E. Bluir. E. Cook. I bird row: R. Carr. R. Steele. R. Coulter» E. Nan He Bogart, K. Palmer, M. Brown, R. Gdligan, I). Vi aye, K. Isaman, J. Roberts, J. Ilurlhut. . Porter. Mr. Kirk- patrick. Fourth row: II. Bendfeldt, J. Lyga. H. Brown, I '. McCarthy, E. Lombard. S. Suhey, 0. Virgo, II. Hart. I). Hutchins. F ifth row : II. Soutliwick. F. Isbell. W. Jills n, F. Davis, W. Smith. . Webber, H. Bacon. R. Trowgridge, B. Revoir. SEVENTH GRADE First row: A. Richardson, J. Walters. F Yancausky, M. Higgins. C. Pullman. A. Keiber. L. O'Hara, B. Mason. V. Simpkins. E. McCombe, G. Burdin. R. McCormick, P. Ryan. II. Winans, J. Turner. Second row: M. F!. Tobin. E. Kinney. II. Menzies. Y Hutchins. B. Kindt. A. Arnold. II. Torpey. E. Ileffeman. II. Amans. F. Dury, V. Ingersoll. I). Little. B. Pierson, L. Stem. M. F'. Durkin. Third row : S. Perkins, B. Hughes, A. Walker, M. Barrett. I). McNally. FI. Hay. V. Vib Sert, C. Tallon. J. Bender, M. Menzies. J. Hart. J. F'reel orn. G. Miller. Fourth row : . Kennedy, W. Colligan. M. Dewey, L. Castello. D. Waler, W. Ileffernan, C. Deraway, A. Medbury. N. Odell. J. Dobie. P. Widger. P. Castello. R. (Have. C. Palmer. Fifth row : K. Hitchcock, C. Loope. I). McCarthy, C. Cunningham. G. Johnson. F . Kunzer, F Ncadle. I. Odell. F. Martin. C. Henry, T. Bacon, C. Maurice. Sixth row : E. Hyatt, D. Hynes, C. Rogers. L. Fowler, B. Shaver. B. Brown. R. Murphy, N. Graves. W. Aikman. G. Wafer. I). Mosher.

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MIXED CDCDWS The mixed chorus of Cazenovia Central School is composed of about sixteen members under the leadership of Miss Vrlene Anderson. The members are iris and boys from Junior and Senior High School. 'I heir first appearance in public was called “Southern Memories. and was centered around the darkies life of the (dd south. The parts were played by members of the chorus. Solo numbers, tap dancing, and chorus roup singing were featured. The mixed chorus took part in the Christmas program in the school auditorium and also participated in the Kaster program. This consisted of chorus group singing, duets, octets, and quartettes. On May 2, 1936. they furnished the entertainment for a (dee Club dance. Also the chorus took part in the Musk Festival held in the Cazenovia Central School on May 23, 1936. Don Jillson says there are two kinds of jokes we should laugh at the funny ones and the ones the teachers tell in class. Mr. Moon: Edmund, use the word triangle in a sentence. Edmund: If you can't fish with grasshoppers triangle worms. Mr. Stannard: What is steam? Irene Oreene: Water gone crazy with the heat.

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First row: Miss Howe. Ola Bacon. Melville Clark. F.dwanl Westfall. John Dady. Robert Kindt. Frank Stocker, Frit Lyke, I.cnora Davis, Mrs. Holtz. Second row: Roberta Marris, Crace Laramie, Laura Wafer. Janet Ingcrsoll, Margaret Bloss, Gloria Brimmer. Ruth Gage, Betty Todd, Arlene Wilson, Fdi aheth Kennedy. Agnes Kendricks. Thin! row: Catherine Culver. Marva Davis. Mary Ellen Rogers, Mary Jane Gardener, Geraldine Lee. June Roberts, Melda Bodley, lone Clark. .Mary Kinney, LaMoine Vedder. Hazel Kelner. F’ourth row: Agnes Miller. Helen Simonson. Beatrice Dobie. Gertrude Vessels, Blanche Nourse, Katlr rine upan. Laura (.«•ok. Evelyn Miller. F ileen Good fellow. Jane Hyatt. Ruth Niles. Fifth row: John W«»od. Ward Smith. Edm.nd Ammamn. Ellsworth Emhoff. Robert Baker. Roland Haywood. Clifford West. Robert Cunningham. John Curtis. Everett Davis, James Bender. Sixth row: Clifford Fiedt. Bruce Ayer. Richard Lawrence, Flarl Brown, Frank Durfee. Richard Hart. Ray Ayer. John Daley. Nickolas upan. George McLaughlin. FLESliMAN CLASS I he freshman class has had a successful year, and are looking forward to the time when we reenter as wise and sophisticated sophomores. Miss Howe and Mrs. Holt have been very helpful in the capacity of home room teachers. Do not study your lessons—you may get b -(and you will have less to for- get).—Bill Ryan. Ernest Amo: I dreamed I died last night. Harland Judd: What woke you up? Ernest: The heat.