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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1942 volume:

' war ■ %m$i : - mrn:S ?■$� £ « MMMW ? :• W; r |SW« -:.' . 'XX. . js.x ,. . ■ m t: Photo by J. Hyatt, '44 Thy waters image the beauty of life, Owahgena, immortal artist, Eternal historian of Cazenovia! —K. W. OWAHGENA Edited by the Senior and Junior Classes of Cazenovia Central School 1941-1942 FOREWORD Owahgena, heretofore a Senior Class responsibility, henceforth becomes a Junior Class activity, necessitating dur- ing this period of transition a cooper- ative undertaking by the Senior and Junior Classes who have labored dili- gently to create in this volume for record and recollection a worthy con- ception of Cazenovia Central School. DEDICATION MAXWELL H. BUCKLEY Senior Class Sponsor MARY E. SAUNDERS Junior Class Sponsor TO WHOM is dedicated this Owahgena by the Classes they have so deservingly sponsored, guided, served I Hail Thee, Cazenovia! f 'Winter flake and spring perfume, Summer sun and autumn moon Build for thee their masterwork, A symphony in heavenly tune. [ f I _________________________________________________________________________________________________L Blest above the ken of man; And nature, too, hath been profuse — To which the living soul responds And pays due homage to the Muse.' CAZENOVIA CENTRAL SCHOOL BOYS IN THE SERVICE LIEUTENANT GEORGE CORNISH Our Faculty Representative ARMY Bacon. Francis Furman. Walter Lyga. Lloyd Beuchat, Herman Graves, Horace Matteson, Lucius Blair. Edward Gregg. Joseph Means. Willis Bodley. Frank Wayne Hart. Herbert Murphy. Edward Boland, Carl Hayes. Paul Niles. Robert Callahan, Don Hull, Leonard Putney. Walter Campbell. Arthur Hyatt. Bernard Raines. Hillard Carney. Donald Jillson, Donald Reidl. Earl Carr, Richard Kendrick. Joseph Steele. Glenn Chappelle. John Kindt, Albert Sullivan, Joseph Conklin. William Lee. George Westbay. Herbert Dewey. Robert Lieurance. Howard Williams. Willard Emhoff. Ellsworth Fisher. Tracy Lombard. Ernest Zupan, Michael ARMY AIR CORPS NAVY MARINES Barber, Elmer ★Austin. LaVerne Davis. Donald J. Daley, John Barilla, Joseph Waggoner. Albert Davis. Donald M. Boland. John Gardner. Warner Dewey. Irving COAST GUARD ACADEMY Heffernan. William Glave. John Lawrence. Harry Hornig. Vernon Hayward. Warren Hyatt. Donald Marris. Raymond Jenkins. Bruce Martin. Frederick Kendrick. Lawrence Medbury. Alton Kennedy. Donald Schmidtka. Jacob Kramer. Kenneth Wafer. Donald Lyga. Jerome O'Brien. Leslie Tobin. Thomas Westfall. Edward Williams, Lloyd Westfall. DeAlton ★ Killed in action at Pearl Harbor Dec. 7. 1941 List published March I, 1942 THEIR CONSTANT INTEREST IN OUR BEHALF IS APPRECIATED THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DANIEL C. COOK. President DANIEL F. FLANAGAN R. PHILIP HART LEON D. HUDSON WALTER S. MOORE THE FACULTY Third row: Florence Burke. Gertrude Wall. Winifred Tierney. Roseanne Murphy, Susan Reynolds. Elizabeth Slocum, Celestine Driscoll. Arlene Murch. Second row: Flora Morgan. Sylvia Putnam, Lawrence Roth. Gertrude Loftus. Kenneth Webber. Elizabeth Finke. Merrill Bailey. Marian Germer, Edward Quirk. Helen Daley. Carl Stannard. Julia Foster. Walter Moon. Amy Eastham First row: PRINCIPAL WAYNE L. LOWE HIS LEADERSHIP HAS DIRECTED OUR SCHOOL TO THE FOREMOST RANK AMONG CENTRAL SCHOOLS To whom we shall be increasingly indebted with the years THE FACULTY Third row: Second row: Fir row: Pauline Fryer. Hazel Lombard. Catherine Flynn, Leora Howells. Eleanor Kenyon, Mary Tobin. Mary Munro. Frank Vaughn. Louise Coye. Delmar King. Margaret Durkin. Marcelia Foster. Fannie Seymour. Wayne Lowe. Anna Howe. Maxwell Buckley. Laura Ellenwood. Charles Brault. Mary Saunders. Paul Erlanson. AMY EASTHAM, Guidance Counselor MARY MUNRO. Grade Supervisor A U X I L I A R Y ARBUTUS MORGAN. Office Assistant C. M. EGENBERG. Secretary to the Principal and Cleric of the Board CARETAKERS JOHN KENNEDY ANTHONY SMYTHE LEONARD WEBSTER H E A L T H JULIA FOSTER DR. A. R. MORROW GRACE RICH. Dental Hygienist Health Teacher Medical Examiner EDWIN GUY EMORY SHEPHERD HARRY BLODGETT MILO WHEELER MILTON CUNNINGHAM LOUIS FRIEND ARTHUR DAVIES EDWIN SPAULDING RUSSELL COLEMAN HERMAN MUNGER . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bruce Partridge, President Maxwell Buckley, Sponsor Travis Webber, Treasurer Robert Maltby. Vice-President Jean Turner, Secretary SENIORS SENIO BARBARA HUGHES Senior Play 4 Archery I Badminton Basketball I. 2, J-l, J-2 Bowlinq J-2. Hockey I. 2. Softball I. J-2 Volley Ball I Cheerleader 2. J-2 Band 4. Glee Club I. J-l Dramatic Club J-2. 4 Press Club I. J-2. 4 Library Club J-l Math Club I. 2 Seni0r p ' ISOLL flaw °y J 2 4 L p d,'ninl°n , • r °y 8a ? , Sym UaW D ‘-«Oder J.i 9 r' e j-2 XV O' a ce j.;J 4 lt«� ' 1 0, • Ca o'-- y £ i J. K 2. '� . WILLIAM EVANS Band I Bowlinq I. 2. 3. 4 Track I. 2. 3 Ye-boo a ' SfN 8astefb , ? rFoo« « . ? j r'«c J ’ J 0 1, , SENIORS % w' w y y$-k O'� o c foo 2‘ . j. c ofus J; a CHon� � french C'° c 0b '• R‘d;“?wbi w '«UbJ- 'J-1 GWENYTH JONES Archery I Badminton I. 2 Tennis I Volley Ball 2 Band I. 2. J-l. J-2. 4 Orchestra 2. J-1. J-2. 4 Glee Club I. 2. J-l. J-2. 4 Mixed Chorus 2. J-l A HERBtRT 'HGLtS o V,n . yl MARTHA JOHNSON Hockey 4 Volley Ball 2. 4 Orchestra 2 SENIORS o tS •« JV7 ?oi® J’ .av q®bf 1.2 BRUCE PARTRIDGE Clast President 4 Senior Play 4 Track 2. 3 Intermediate Algebra Prize 3 Geometry Prize 2 Physics Prize 3 General Science Prize I Music Citizenship Prize 3 History A Prize 2 Boys' State 3 Band I. 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3. 4 Boys' Chorus I, 2. 3. 4 Mined Chorus I, 2. 3, 4 Double Quartette 2, 3 Dramatic Club I. 2. 3. 4 President 4 French Club 2. 3. 4 President 4 Photography Club I, 2 . J-l. 4 4 JUNIOR PRICE F.F.A. 2. 3. 4 Treasurer 4 SENIORS l I I I ] ' : J ' ' j ■ 1 1 DONALD SNYDER Bowling J-1. J-2. 4 Track J-2 Award J-2 ° 9V 8, G'99 Cl, j.. S®crei M,,ed a ®ctette 2 0°ubla oi fre°C � Oo| ENIORS ie ® SlCOTl f.E FRANCES YANCAUSKY Yearbook 4 Badminton I Glee Club I. 2. J-l. J-2 Mixed Chorus J-l. J 2 Sextette J 2 Double Quartette J-l. J 2 Dramatic Club J-2. 4 Library Club 2. J-l. J-2. 4 He S ' v Y° v v -V es , . SENIOR BaLL COMMI c0lligan. GRACE HAff oO HY DAY. ALNORA BEN Chairma ’ JAMca w I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Alvin Bolster. Vice-President Mary Alice Dady. Treasurer Doris Brown. Secretary Mary Saunders. Sponsor Donald Lyga. President JUNIORS EMMA AMO Hockey J-2 Volley Bell J-2 Orchestra J-2 Home Ec. Club J-2 ALBERTA BILLINGS LETA BACON Badminton I Softball J-l Volley Ball I. 2. J-2 Home Ec. Club I. J-2 LAMOINE BLOWERS Badminton I. 2. J-2 Basketball I. 2. J-2 Hockey I. Block C I Softball 2. J-2 Volley Ball I. 2. J-2 Gym Leader I, 2. J-2 Cheerleader J-2 Glee Club I. 2 Dramatic Club 2 JANICE BADERTSCHER Transferred to Cazenovia J-l Senior Play J-2 Basketball J-2 Cheerleader J-2 Dramatic Club J-2 Home Ec. Club J-2 ALVIN BOLSTER Class Vice President J-2 Yearbook J-2 Baseball I. 2. J-l Best batting average 2 Football 2. J-l, J-2 Wrestling J-l HARVEY BENDFELDT Class Treasurer 2 Baseball I. 2. J-l Basketball 2. J-l. J-2 Football I. 2. J-1. J-2 Track J-l. Wrestling 2 F.F.A. I. 2. Vice President 2 GORDON BOWERS Boys' Chorus I. 3 JUNIORS DORIS BROWN Class Secretary J-1. J-2 Yearbook J-2 Badminton I. 2. J-l Basketball I. 2. J-l, J-2 Hockey I. 2. J-l. J-2 Tennis J-l, Block C I, J-l Volley Ball I. 2. J-l. J-2 Sports Council J-2 Cheerleader 2 Gym Leader I, 2, J-l. J-2 Glee Club I 2. J l. J-2 Glee Club Lib. J-l. Treasurer J-2 Mixed Chorus 2. J-l, J-2 Dramatic Club 2, J-l MARY ALICE DADY Class Treasurer 2. 3 Prom Committee 3 Badminton I, 3 Basketball I. 2. 3 Hockey I. 2. 3. Block C I. 2 Softball I. 2 Volley Bail I. 2, 3 Sports Council I. 2 Gym Leader I. 2. 3 Cheerleader 2. 3 Head Cheerleader 3 Orchestra I, 2. 3 Dramatic Club 2. 3 PHYLLIS DANA Badminton I. 2 Softball I Volley Ball I Press Club 3 Library Club I. 2. 3 Sec.-Treas. Library Club 3 LUCILLE DEWEY Badminton I. 2 Basketball I. 2. 3 Hockey I. 2. 3 Softball I. 2. Tennis 2 Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Glee Club I Dramatic Club 2. 3 Home Ec. Club 3 GURNSEY DIMON Class President 2. Vice President J-l Prom Chairman J-2 Baseball I, 2. J-l Basketball 2. J-l. J-2 Football I. 2. J-l. J-2 Track J-l Wrestling I Boys' State J-l Dramatic Club I. 2 GERALD FOLEY Bowling I. 2 Dramatic Club 2, 3 F.F.A. I. 2. 3 LA MOYNE GAMLEN Badminton I Glee Club 2. J-l. J-2 Mixed Chorus J-l, J-2 MARY GARFIELD Badminton I, 2 Basketball I. 2. 3 Bowling I, 2. 3 Hockey I. 2. 3 Softball I, 2 Tennis I Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Glee Club I, 2 Home Ec. Club 2. 3 JUNIORS GENEVIEVE GRANT Home Ec. Club I. J-2 WALTER HEFFERNAN Baseball 1. 2 Basketball I. 2. J l Football I. 2. J-1. J-2 Wrestling I, 2, J-l DONALD GREENE Boys’ Chorus I Band I. F.F.A. I. 2 GLENN HACKNEY Class President J-l Radio Club 2. J-l JAMES HARRINGTON Yearbook Editor 3 Football 3 Tennis I Plane Geometry Prize 2 Dramatic Club 3 Press Club I. 2. 3 Press Club Editor 2 MARY HENRY HIBBARD Badminton I. 2 Basketball 1,2.3 Hockey I. 2. 3 Tennis I Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Block C I. 2 Glee Club I Dramatic Club 2, 3 VAUDINE HISTED Senior Play J-2 Badminton J-l Cheerleader J-2 Dramatic Club 2. 3, J-l. J-2 MARION HOLMES Transferred to Cazenovia 3 Basketball 3 Hockey 3 Volley Ball 3 JUNIORS BERNARD INGLES Bowling J-2 Track 2. J-l ROBERTA LOOPE Yearbook J-2 Prom Committee J-l Archery 2 Badminton I, 2, J-l Basketball I. 2. J l. J-2 Hockey I. 2. J-l Tennis 2 .Block C 2, J-l Volley Ball 2. J-l Cheerleader 2. J-l Typing Prize 2, Bus. Arith. J-l Glee Club I. 2. Lib. 2 Dramatic Club 2, J-l. J-2 Press Club J-2. Lib. Club J-2 HENRY KEIBER Yearbook 3 Archery I, 2 Football 3 Wrestling I Photography Club I DONALD LYGA Class President J-2 Baseball J-l Basketball I. 2. J-l. J-2 Football I. 2. J-l. J-2 HOWARD KELNER Baseball 2 Basketball I. 2. 3 Track I DOROTHY LYGA Badminton J-l Basketball J-l Orchestra I. 2 ADELAIDE LOMBARD Bowling 2 Tennis 2 Glee Club I t HAZEL MILLER Volley Ball J-2 Glee Club J-2 Home Ec. Club J-2 Library Club 2, J-l, J-2 JUNIORS WALTER MOORE Class Vice President 2 Baseball I, 2 Basketball 2. 3 Football 3 Band I. 2. 3 Orchestra 2 1 LVs ULUS MOSHER Yearbook J-2 Badminton I, 2. J-l Volley Ball I. 2, J-2 Perfect Attendance Prize I Glee Club I, 2, J l NORA MURPHY Badminton I Softball I Volley Ball I Home Ec. Club 2. 3 Library Club I. 2, 3 MARIAN NEADLE Badminton I, 2 Basketball I. 2 Hockey I, 2, 3 Softball I Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Block C I. 2 Home Ec. Club 2 Library Club I. 2 LORETTA RYAN Archery I. 2. J-l, J-2 Badminton I. 2. J-l Volley Ball J-l. J-2 Band I. 2. J-l. J-2 Orchestra 2. J-l. J 2 Vice President Orchestra J-2 Glee Club I French Club J-l. J-2 Vice President French Club J-2 ARNOLD ODELL Track J-l Band I. 2. J-l. J-2 Orchestra J-2 HAROLD PASHO Yearbook J-2 Prom Committee J-2 Baseball J-l Football 2. J-l. J-2 Track J-l Band I. 2. J-l. J-2 Boys’ Chorus I. 2. J-l, J-2 Mixed Chorus J-l, J 2 JOYCE NORTON Yearbook J-2 Prom Chairman J-l. Prom J-2 Badminton I. 2. J-l Basketball I. 2. J-l. J-2 Hockey I. 2J J-l. J-2 Softball I. Tennis I. 2. J-l Volley Ball I, 2. J-l, J-2 Sports Council I 2. J-l Gym Leader I, 2. j-l, J-2 Cheer Leader 2. J-l Block C I. 2. J-l Soc. Studies Prize I Eng. Ill Prize J-l Glee Club I. 2. J-l. J-2 Mixed Chorus J-2, Octette J-2 Treasurer Glee Club 2. Sec. J-2 French Club 2. J-l. Treasurer 2 Vice President French Club J-l Dramatic Club 2. J-l, J-2 . JUNIORS MARION SEYMOUR Badminton J-l Basketball J-l. J-2 Softball I Volley Ball J-l. J-2 Band J-l. J-2 Orchestra 2. J-l. J-2 JUNIOR SHETRON Football J-2 Track J l Band I. 2. J-l, J-2 Orchestra J-l. J-2 F.F.A. I. 2 DOROTHY SIMONSON Badminton I Basketball I Hockey I. Block C I Volley Ball I. J-2 Gym Leader I. 2. J-2 Cheerleader J-2 Orchestra I. 2 MARJORIE SMITH Class Secretary 2 Yearbook J-2 Senior Play 2. J-l. J-2 Badminton I, 2. J-l 8asketbail 2. J-l. J-2 Hockey 2. J-l Volley Ball 2 Cheerleader 2 Glee Club I. 2. J-l Mixed Chorus 2. J-l Dramatic Club 2. J-l. J-2 Press Club I MARY SMYTHE Senior Play 2 Prom Committee J-2 Badminton I. 2. J-l Basketball 2. J-l. J-2 Hockey I. 2. J-2 Tennis J-l Volley Ball I. 2. J-2 Glee Club I. 2. J-l. J-2 Mixed Chorus 2. J-l, J-2 Sextette J-l Dramatic Club 2. J-l, J-2 French Club I. J-2 ERIC TRAMMELL KENNETH WAY Football J-2 Track J-l. Medal J-l Block C J-l Wrestling 2. J-l ) JOSEPH ZUPAN Wrestling I. 2. 3 F.F.A. I. 2. 3 THE CABINET King Lyga Queen Joyce LADIES Roberta Mary Henry Dorothy THE JUNIOR PROM ROYAL COMMITTEE Sir Harold Madame Smythe Lord Golden Sir Gurnsey Madame Norton Sir Charles Madame Brookins Lord Hughes Sir Jam8S The Working Class? I I Upper picture: Math ahead and Howe! Lower Picture: Happy hour under a Moon! t Third row: Timothy Clark. Georqe Lowe. Duane Huqhes. Second row: Vivian Austin, Beverly Francis. Grace Westcott. Muriel Murray. Helen Baker. Lucy Barilla. First row: Lorraine Adsit, Vilma Richards. Rita Panqborn. Elizabeth Brookins. Shirley Spauldinq. Arlene Hyatt. CLASS OF 1944 Third row: Valette Smith, John Holmes. David Marsh, Kenneth Fowler. Second row: James Styron, Ralph Harter. Winifred Stoker. Marion Odell. John McCullouqh, John Bennett. First row: Lisle Johnson. Charles Golden. David McLauqhlin. Milton Van Epps. Carroll Stewart. Edward Moore. 1 J J J J J j J J J J J J J J J I THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Fifth row: Lois Smith. Nancy Tremain. Content Kelly. Bernard Richards. Paul Everts. Joseph Frankowski. Lillian Bruinsma. Virginia Begent. Fourth row: Geraldine Ayers. Betty Andrews. Virginia Sawyer. Ruth Penoyer. Betsy Jane Rathburn. Lenore Webber. Ann Kaiser. Genevieve Penoyer. Marjorie Gorton. Third row: Eleanor Baldwin. Jean Morrow. Margarita Hopkins. Juanita Webster. Leona Reidl, John Moore. John Parisou, Gregory Carey. John Francis. Second row: James Marland. Thomas Hart. Georqe Planck. Barry O Connor. Ward Andrews. Caroline Cutler, Viola Baum. Marjorie Boland. Gertrude Kenyon. Cynthia Vibbert. First row: Arlene Beebe. Doris Cooper. Mabel Crumb. Dorothy Evans. Rita Carey. Raymond Palmer. Lawrence Daley. Gordon Hughes, Malcolm Wilson. Lester Davis. CLASS OFFICERS PAUL EVERTS ..................... —.....President LAWRENCE DALEY .....................Vice-President WARD ANDREWS ................. —....... Treasurer NANCY TREMAIN ....................... Secretary MR. WEBBER ________________ -............ Sponsor Fifth row: Fourth row: Third row: Socond row: First row: Fifth row: Fourth row: Third row: Second row: First row: THE FRESHMAN CLASS Louis Millar. Frederick Sherman. Robert Stanley. Francis Cook. Robert Hepfnar. Henry Balenske. William Fowler. James Inqles, Charles Holmes. William Lucas. Beverly Goodfellow. Elizabeth Roqers, Norma Candee. Albert Sweetland. Thomas Dady. Charles Niles. Lynwood Taylor. Bernard Ward. Edward Smythe, Robert Maxwell. Charles Schmidtka. Charles Daqgett, Marcel McGuire. Dorothy Blowers, Virqinia Lyqa. Florence Hynes. Evelyn Fredenburq. Jean Hart. Shirley Marris. Ruby Grant. Doris Kirsch. Maizie Odell. Lorraine Cunninqham. Marqaret Neadle. Helen Webster. Kenneth Walters. Richard Ledyard. Donald Aldrich. John Pickard. Robert Moyer, Peter Winkelstein. Hobert Cook. Douqlas Cox. Robert Shephard. Gordon Anderson. William Fleminq. Walter Aikman, Leslie Stone. Viva Chafee. Muriel Owens. Helen Brookins, Shirley Haynes. Dorothy Chesmore. THE EIGHTH GRADE Ward VanDeBoqart, George Putney. Barclay Webber. Thomas Eno. Ronald Lucas, Robert Beebe. Dallas Trammell. Newton Sweetland. Marie Wilcox. Esther Russell. Jessie Minor. Mary Bodley, Ruth Grant. Arlene Brown. Pearl Goodfellow. Harold Blodgett, Francis Fowler, Charles Panqborn. James Moore, Willard Spaulding, Charles Grime, Earl Holmes. Robert Francis, Mildred Way. Thomas Evans. Donald Baum. Bernard Jones. Richard Cordell, Leland Goodwin. Lester Woodward. Reqinald Kew, Gloria Keiber. Loretta Kelner, Ann Evans. Theckla Constable, Olive Briqqs. Lois Tidd. Mary Ellen Inqles. Verqie Clark. Roberta Ball, Jane Reid. Barbara Hudson. Juanita Bennett, Virqinia Youmans, Mary Bowers. Betty Jane Storin. Samuel Raymond. Harlan Marshall. Donald Loope. Leonard Cordell. Earl Thayer. Sanford «impel. Francis O'Connor, Bernard Fuller. Ronald Adsit. Raymond Murphy. Victor Schantz. James Burke. William Stevens. Carlton Knox, Doris Nourse, Evelyn Roberts. Vivian Carey. Martha Inqersoll, Edith Sternberg. Jane Kaiser, Marie Fuqqle. .1 .1 A GRADE ASSEMBLY THE KINDERGARTEN [ I THE ERIEVILLE SCHOOL THE PERRYVILLE SCHOOL f Upper picture: A Bond Formation. 1 Lower picture: Practicing for Christmas Program. Standing: James Virgo. Helen Moore. Doris Brown. Alvin Bolster. Seated: Charles Dirksen. Frances Yancausky. Emily Stoecker. William Colliqan. James Herrinqton. Joyce Norton. Harold Pasho. Marjorie Smith. OWAHGENA STAFF SENIORS CO - EDITORS JUNIORS William Colligan LITERARY James Harrington Emily Stoecker ACTIVITIES Joyce Norton Frances Yancausky ATHLETICS Harold Pasho Helen Moore Doris Brown James Virgo ART Alvin Bolster Thomas Jackson Cl RCU LATION Henry Keiber Charles Dirksen PHOTOGRAPHY Marjorie Smith Ralph Harter Clarence Loope TYPISTS John Hyatt James Styron Dorothy Murch Roberta Loope Blanche Pickard Lillis Mosher Mr. Webber, Adviser Standing: Roberta Loope. James Styron, Clarence Loope. Mr. Webber. Ralph Harter. John Hyatt. Lillis Mosher. Seated: Thomas Jackson. Dorothy Murch, Blanche Pickard. Henry Keiber. THE BAND R «r: Hobert Cook. Shirley Spauldinq. Milton Van Epps. William Dommett. Robert Shephard. James Moore. Daniel Marshall. Paul Everts. Left: Arnold Odell. Marjorie Boland. Helen Brookins. Barclay Webber. Bruce Partridge. Burr Shaver. Harold Pasho. Right: William Foley. Evelyn Roberts. Rita Carey. Gordon Anderson. Marion Seymour. Beverly Parsons. Loretta Ryan. Donald Loope. Mr. Erlanson, Director. THE ORCHESTRA Left: Nellie Cook. Vilma Richards. Marion Seymour. Left center: Mary Alice Dady. Lorraine Cunningham. Helen Moore. Rita Panqborn. Center: Paul Erlanson. Director Right center: Gwenyth Jones. Bruce Partridge. Burr Shaver. Right: Loretta Ryan. Shirley Spaulding. Arnold Odell. Hobert Cook. THE GIRLS' CHORUS Fifth row: Fourth row: Third row: Socond row: First row: Elizabeth Rogers. Doris Brown. Joyce Norton. Beverly Goodfellow. Lenore Webber. Marcelia Foster. Director, Shirley Spaulding. Elizabeth Brookins. Lorraine Cunningham. Betty Andrews, LaMoyne Gamlen. Beverly Pierson. Ann Kaiser, Alnora Bender. Joyce Austin. Lucy Barilla. Emily Stoecker. Norma Candee. Gwenyth Jones. Rita Pangborn. Bernadine Ryan. Lois Smith. Juanita Webster. Doris Kirsch. Helen Brookins. Helen Webster. BOYS' CHORUS Harold Pasho. Timothy Clark. Clarence Loope, Burr Shaver. Charles Golden. John Hyatt. Edward Moore. Center: John Moore. GIRLS' OCTETTE Lois Smith. Emily Stoecker. Doris Brown. Elizabeth Brookins. Joyce Norton, Shirley Spaulding, Lenore Webber. Betty Andrews; Pianist, Rita Pangborn. Rear row: Second row: First row: Violins: Piano: Clarinets: Cornets: Drums: THE JUNIOR CHORUS Lois Tidd. Mary Ingles. Esther Russell. Marshall Norton. William Daggett. John Trowbridge. Thomas Evans. Mal- colm Norton. Robert Ward. Arlene Brown. Jane Kaiser. Mary Ellen McCarthy. Luella Pratt. Shirley Tillman. Barbara Kew. Bernard Fuller. Eugene Barilla. Ward VanDeBoqart. Marie Fuqgle. Donna Jones. Marjorie Miller. Lucy Hart. Jean Shephard. Marqaret Switzer. Mary Bowers. Betty Storin. Ann Evans. Jesse Minor. Doris Melanson. Alton Owens. Joseph Pullmain. Daniel Delorme. Ada Mason. Barbara Kirsch, Jane Reid. Mildred Way; Piano. Nellie Cook. Miss Foster. Conductor. THE JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Norma Rutherford. Mary Ellen Ingles. Emma Amo. John Trowbridge. Ward VanDeBoqart. Robert Ward. Marv Bowers. Beverly Partridqe. Donald Shepherd. Lynn Hutchinson. Mildred Way. Franklin Martel. Sherman Whitney. Nicholas Christakos. Alaster Kelly. Euqene Barilla. Elmer Way. Robert Constable. Miss Kenyon, Director. Fourth row: Edward Moor®, James Harrington. Bruce Partridge. Georga Lowe. Third row: Lucill® Dewey. Alnora Bender. Orine Price. Joyce Norton. Vera Ingersoll. Frances Yancausky, Roberta Loope, Dorothy Day. Second row: Emily Stoecker, Marjorie Smith. Margaret Hopkins. Mary Henry Hibbard. Mr. Moon. Director. Elizabeth Rogers. Content Kelly, Nancy Hutchins. Mary Smythe. First row: Hobert Cook. Peter Winkelstein. Ann Kaiser. Dorothy Murch, Sonia Jones. Mary Alice Dady. Robert Moon, John Moore. LIBRARY CLUB Rear: Roberta Loope. Left to right: Beverly Francis. Eleanor Baldwin, Hazel Miller, Phyllis Dana. Frances Yancausky, Muriel Owens. Blanche Pickard. Doramae Robie. Nora Murphy. Miss Daley. Club Sponsor. Standing: Roberta Loope. Sonia Jones. James Har- rington. Phyllis Dana. Seated: Barbara Hughes. Doramae Robie. Lucy Bar- illa. Beverly Christenson. Mr. Webber. Adviser. FRENCH CLUB as HOMEMAKING Standing: Dorothy Chesmore. Helen Balonslti. Emma Amo, Arlene Beebe. Genevieve Grant. Vera In- dersoll, Laura Ellenwood. Adviser, Orine Price. Ardith Judd. Hazel Miller. Martha Johnson. Al- nora Bender. Seated: Ruby Grant. Margaret Neadle, Lucille Dewey, Janice Badertscher. Leta Bacon. Mary Smythe. Marian Gerrner. Sponsor. Rita Pang- born. Shirley Spaulding, Jean Morrow. Content Kelly. Bruce Partridge. F. F. A. Third row: John Marland. Gregory Carey. Junior Price. Ivan Odell, Vincent Medbury, William Lucas. William Omans. William Dady. Second row: James Marland. Stewart Westcott. Raymond Palmer. James Virgo. Charles Niles. Perry Ball. First row: Hobert Cook. Robert Shephard. Charles Schmidtka. Albert Sweetland. Douglas Cox. CORNER IN MR. QUIRK S WORKSHOP e NICHE IN MR. VAUGHN’S LIFE GIRLS' SPORTS COUNCIL Florence Hynes, Betsy Jane Rathburn. Elizabeth Finite, qirls' physical education director; Doris Brown, Jean Turner. Shirley Spauldinq. EDITORAL This year more than ever, the Physical Education department is endeavoring to have 100% student participation in sports activities with every girl a player. Individual physical fitness programs for each girl have been stressed through the school year. This means not only sports for fun but sports for physical fit- ness. Also, leadership is encouraged, and interested girls may become gym leaders, assisting Miss Finite by refereeing after-school sports and aiding in apparatus work during classes. Enthusiasm runs high for the intramural games that include all sports with the exception of archery. Each year play days are alternately held at surrounding schools and in addition competitive inter-school games are scheduled throughout each season. We are indeed fortunate to enjoy one of the best physical education programs for girls in the state. GYM LEADERS Back row: Dorothy Simonson. Ann Evans. Joyce Norton. Loretta Kelner Doris Brown. Norma Candee. Betty Andrews. Front row: Florence Hynes. Reqina McCormick. LeMoine Blowers. Lillian Bruinsma. Mary Alice Dady. Marian Bruinsma. r r r f [ L Upper picture: GIRLS' VOLLEY ball VOLLEY BALL INTRAMURAL WINNERS Lower picture: MIXED VOLLEY BALL Third row: Juanita Webster. Geraldine Ayers. Anna Hynes. Second row: Lenore Webber. Groce Schaff. Alnora Bender. First row: Mary Garfield. Doris Brown, captain. HOCKEY INTRAMURAL WINNERS Third row: Florence Hynes, Norma Candee. Martha Johnson, Doris Cooper. Second row: Mary Garfield. Mary Henry Hibbard. Rita Corey. Alnora Bender. First row: Helen Baker. Reqino McCormick. Mary Alice Dady. ACTION GIRLS’ BASKETBALL HONOR TEAM Third row: Joyce Norton. Marjorie Smith. Betsy Jane Rathburn, Doris Brown. Second row: LaMoine Blowers. Nancy Hutchins. Shirley Spauldinq. First row: Jean Turner. Anna Hynes. Reqina McCormick. TENNIS: JOYCE NORTON MISS FINKE «air LEONA REIDl BEVERLY PIERSON AFTER-SCHOOL BOWLING CLASS Third row: Jessie Minor. Olive Briggs. Blanche Pickard. Theckla Constable. Juanita Bennett. Second row: Elizabeth Storin, Mary Garfield. Marjorie Boland. Ann Evans. Leona Reidl. First row: Beverly Pierson. Helen Baker. Barbara Hyatt. Beverly Christenson. Jane Reid. THE ARCHERY TEAM Loretta Kelner. Ann Evans. Ann Kaiser. Helen Moore. Doramae Robie. Loretta Ryan. LORETTA RYAN THE TEAM Fourth row: Mr. Quirlt. assistant coach. Kenneth Way. John Bennett. Lawrence Cunningham. Gregory Carey. Walter Heffernan. James Harrington. Joseph Marsh. Third row: Robert Maltby. Henry Keiber. Grant Schaff. RicharJ Moyer. Duane Hughes. Harold Pasho. Donald Krechel. Second row: Charles Palmer, Walter Moore. Leo Costello. Gurnsey Dimon. Lester Davis. Paul Everts. Mr. Cornish, assistant coach. I FOOTBALL Whoever followed the 1941 football team is proud of its great spirit, fighting courage, and all-round ability. A well-balanced ag- gregation trained to play smart football, it goes into history as one of Cazenovia's best teams with no alibi offered. True it is that competition was far stiffer, heavier, and greater in reserve material, yet our boys scored with their heads to hold even advantage until in final quarters the power and reserve strength of opponents proved to be the deciding factors after our boys had played their hearts out. To us and to all supporters of the team, the season is regarded as truly successful. ! THE SCHEDULE Cazenovia 12 Oneida Opponents 21 12 Proctor 33 12 New Hartford . 19 14 Canastota 27 20 Little Falls 14 6 Clinton .. 14 13 Whitesboro 14 First row: Harold Crawford. James Virgo. Harvey Bendfeldt. Coach Buckley. Donald Lyga, David Marsh. Roger Woodworth. [ [ ! ACTION THE TEAM Howard Kelnar. Walter Moore. William Colliqan. Harvey Bendfeldt. Donald Lyqa. Leo Costello. Charles Dirlcsen. Charles Golden. Gurnsey Dimon, James Virqo. THE SEASON Coach Buckley's basketeers appear to be in the running for top honors. The schedule, tough most of the way, is rapidly piling up victories for the Gold and Blue. The material is good with height and reserve power and the coaching is the kind which aims at edu- cational results as well as a victorious season. A study of the scores will in- dicate the success which has been at- tained to date. THE SCHEDULE Cazenovia 28 Sherrill Opponents 25 30 Clinton 41 22 New Hartford 36 36 Waterville .. 21 22 Morrisville 12 29 Canastota . 23 21 Hamilton 14 23 Morrisville 14 29 Waterville .. 19 21 Canastota 16 41 Sherburne 28 Clinton Sherburne Oneida THE TEAM Third row: Walter Moore. William Colliqan, Gordon Huqhes, Ward Andrews. Durward Bodley. Paul Everts. Lawrence Daley. Second row: Kenneth Fowler. David Mclauqhlin. Charles Golden. Perry Ball. Lester Davis. Harold Pasho. Melvin Dewey. First row: John Hyatt. Alvin Bolster. Coach Buckley. Harvey Bendfeldt. Donald Lyqa, Carl Maurice, James Styron. THE SEASON THE SCHEDULE With only three letter men around whom to build a team. Coach Buckley whipped together a green aggregation with inexperienced batteries to win seven of ten games on the Conference schedule. Bolster, converted from an outfielder to a pitcher, along with Hyatt and Andrews, bore the hurling burden while Colligan took high batting honors. A victory over Whitesboro was the season's top per- formance. TENNIS SQUAD Standing: John Hyatt. James Styron. Thomas Hart. Sifting: George Lowe. Dallas Trammell. Cazenovia Opponents 5 Morrisville ........................ 0 16 Chittenango ............................. 5 8 Oneida ................................ 6 0 Clinton . 5 6 Canastota ......................... 2 8 New Hartford .............-........... 14 2 Fayetteville ........................ 6 4 Hamilton .................... ............. 2 4 Hamilton ............................ 8 1 Sherrill______________________________ 7 10 Waterville .......................... 7 9 Canastota .......................... 7 9 Whitesboro ......................... 4 THE SQUAD Third row: Junior Shetron. Raymond Palmer. Coach Cornish. Harvey Bendfeldt. Richard Ledyard. Second row: Timothy Clark. Thomas Jackson. Donald Krechel, Morqan Kelly. Fred Martin. Arnold Odell. First row: James Virqo. William Evans. Wilbur Lamb. Donald Snyder. Newell Woodworth. Charles Dirksen. Harold Hunter. THE SEASON The 1941 Track season is the story of a squad depleted by graduation of star performers after a previous championship year under Coach Cornish. In the Norwich-Oxford-Cazenovia meet. Cazenovia ran a poor third. On May 10 the team conquered Chittenango 56 to 39, but on May 24 the boys lost to Whitesboro S2 2 to 421 2 The June 7 Hamilton College championship netted our team but 3 points against a field of twelve entries. The final meet at Colgate scored us in third place, bring- ing to a close a fair season with brighter prospects for 1942. WRESTLING CHAMPIONS BOWLING SQUAD Leo Costello. James Virgo. Alvin Bolster. Standing: Mr. Quirk. Coach; Donald Snyder. Thomas Jackson. Sam Raymond, Kenneth Walters. Malcolm Wilson. Bernard Ingles. Knaeling: Harlan Marshall. John Parisou. Charles Pangborn. Her- bert Ingles. THE FINAL WORD To the Board of Education, Principal Wayne Lowe, Mr. Carl Stannard and his student photography staff who have been so important a part of our under- taking, Thomas Jackson whose art contribution speaks for itself, — in truth, to everybody upon whom we have called for assistance in the preparation of Owahgena, the Senior and Junior Classes and their Sponsors express herewith deep appreciation. ' , • , V( ry w ' V- vAx, •XWw� W.V' ‘ ST”...' WClP;' yy «,, ' - Pfrr - f i , V'; •■■ ;: ■■■■■'■■’—■ •■• ■ sisss� � � ; ' i: '■'■ ■ -■ ■-'• :':v- ■ •- , . ■ ■ ' Tj- w. • - — gg -.— vv;' V -Vjx, :i ;; 12.. v.. . Vr .'V v ' ‘ ' ' ' “ .;■ V ',VA A ' -k ■ ■ ■ ' - S£ .4' II V - - . ; ■: ,.. ., ____ ■ r:. v- . •:; . •.............. -- - T mi -... — ,. ' ■ Vv VA ................... S 'YtyWAJJW« ... ' ' . .-✓; « • - w v. • ?• • 4 f .• ' ' V . N-’ -' A - N W ''«V '' y SV . N. 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