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

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JUNE THOMAS Sie is pretty to walk with An witty to talk with . An pleasant too to think on. .,,L'. V Clee Club 1' Library Club 3: I' tic Club 1 2 3 4' Commer l . d 'lk d s f ' ' ' ' .,.,. Drama , . . . . . , I - L EQ cial Club, 2: Secretary Junior 1253535 ' ' ' E 1 5 W.. D . qs -i fr - . New Class: Year Book Staff: Girls Sports, 4. ' 5 I ' X . ANN WARD A spade's a spade her motto is. Clee Club. 1: Dramatic. 3. 4: Press Club, 3, 4: Art Club, 3. K' . LILLIAN WEST ller life will cheer and bless and guide. Home Ec. Club, lg Orchestra, 4. LUCIUS MATTESON Serene, yet warm, humane. yet firm ' his mind. F. F. A.. 1. 2, 3. 4: Secretary F. F. A., 2: Vice President, F. F. A.. 4: Dramatic Club. 3. 4. HELEN DAVIS llour after hour she loves to pore VIRGINIA THOMAS On romance's rich and varied lore. Commercial Club. l. 32 Home Ee. ln. inexplicably mixed ap- Club. 3. 4: Library Cluh. 4. peared Much to be loved. sought. and feared. Clee Club. l. 2: French Club. 2. 3: Dramatic Club. 1. 2. 3. 4: Sevretary Dramatic Club, 42 Senior Play. 4: Girls' Sports. 1. 2: Vice Pres- ident junior Class: Social Chairman Senior Class. ROBERT NILES His talent lies in spade and plow He needs no one to tell him how. F. F. A., l. 2. 4: Radio Club. I. 2. 3. 4. ,XS ,har ,J V ,X o x'd,s M 4 has . .,.. C C V.Z. ::f ,EA3l?'.zS .lj

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l . i I I wi' MN wt ..,ff'v't Jeff ur-h OW' Q Q TW 9 was .r IHS y its N 9 r . ' MARGARET RYAN ' As merry as the day is long. Girls' Glee Club, lg Girls' Sports. . f l. 2. 3. 4, Art Club. 3: French Club. ca.-ff4xqC- lll l -mf ' - 5 5 MARIE SLOCUM X H She can be as wise as we And wiser than she wishes. lll 'WP Girls' Sports, 2. 3, 4g Dramatic f 'f 2'f-' Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3g Glee 2' ' Club, 1. nf. M- A ' V il ' 1 Tie. Aja-M7W s-y' LEE SOUTHWICK JANE RYAN Here unbounded gayety and friend- liness are joined. Dramatic Club, 3, 4g Glee Club. l, 2, Secretary Dramatic Club. 3: Commercial Club, 3. ln his own way he harbours reason. It' X H' ' , ' Football, 33 Dramatic Club, 3. 4. i PP JP ' '1 -2 rf Mwaswwf FRANCES WHITE '4 5, Q in g H 3559- ' 1 1 - lf to her share some female errors fall TW1?V'i fi H . Look on her face and you will forget them all. MARGARET WALSH Glee Club. l. 2, 3. 43 Dramatic Club. 2, 3, 43 Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President Glee Club. 4: Treasurer Dramatic Club, 4. f Sud' WALTER PUTNEY His limbs are cast in manly mold For hardy sports or contest bold. Football, 3, 43 Baseball. 3. 4g Basketball, 4, Golf, 1, 2. 3. 4: Var- sity Club, 2. 3, 4. With a smile on her lips and a laugh in her eye. Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club, 1, 2, Treasurer Glee Club, 2, Press Club. lg French Club, 2, 3.

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i , CP f.'Z,'E,,,' -Ji ,JA ' 'ffatjf 9' YYY 1 i L t ill .Ei First row: Donald Washbon. Gloria Bodley, Donald Hyatt, Carlton Straub, George Marris. Gladys Renfeldt. Nellie Soules. Marjorie Yohnell. Vernon Hornig, llermon Beuchat. Almcda Jackson. Leland Calclough, Eileen Ryan. Second row: Mr. Clark, Alice Greene, Thomas Tobin. Kevin Burton, James Daley, Thomas Hankin, Naomi Hyatt, Annie Bailey. Kathleen Hynes. Celia O'Dell, Beatrice Johnston, Barbara Grime. Betty Stoecker. Katherine Stanley. Third row: Mar- garet Washbon. Evelyn Felton, Virginia Hand, Anna Zupan, Julia LaGore, Albert Kindt. Gus Bliech, Roland Owens, Robert Dewey, Leonard Hull, ,lean Ryan, Raymond Durway. Paul Howells. Fourth row: Geraldine Amo, Marjorie Wood, Mary Daley, Ellen Ryan, Richard Beuchat. Wil- liam Heffernan. Donald Jillson, William Tremain, Donald Ingersoll, Floyd Planck. Michael Zupan, Albert Wagner. JUNIDID CLASS HISTDIQY Do you recall back in the year of our Lord l934 the picturesque scenes of King Arthur's Court? Surely you must have seen stately young maidens walking to and fro in what is known to all as the 6'Frosh room. Of course you were attracted by a group of stalwart, bold lads who were training for knight-hood. These young men and women were pages and ladies in waiting in Arthur's Court. As the years crept by the maidens performed their daily tasks while the young men prepared and worked themselves up to knight-hood. Then in l937 f'King Arthur Tobin called together his adviser, i'Merlin,' Clark, his right hand man, c'Launcelot Daley, and Seneschal 6'Sir Kay Burton. After records of all events happening in the Court had been brought forth and read by Mvivienw Stanley, it was decided that to celebrate the development of the court a Private Ball would be held for the ladies and knights of Artbur's Court. This ball was held Uctober 22, l936, with L'Charlie's lVIelodians furnishing the music which sweetly floated over the walls of the castle and through the sweet autumn air. But life at the Court was not always peaceful. During early winter our knights were forced to engage in a fierce battle with the Vikings. After several attempts were made to call a halt to this battle, finally an agreement was reached. and to insure everlasting friendship the Vikings and Knights all attended a gay dance with HCharlie's Melodiansi ii music again ringing throughout the castle. More than any other, March l9, was a very important date in our history. lYamely- it was the completion of the round-table. There'was great rejoicing and happiness in Arthur's Court while preparing for the most gala event ever staged in the huge ball room of the castle. 'fSir Galahad Straub very efficiently redecorated the ball room while Bobby Carol and his ten piece band rhythmically furnished music for the knights and ladies and their invited guests to dance to. Refreshments from the larder were served to all and everyone will long remember that pleasant evening spent in King Arthuris Court. Some of the most distinguished guests at the ball were Lord and Lady Clark, Lord and Lady Lowe, Lord and Lady Vaughn, and Lord and Lady Hart. eo?-if