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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1943 volume:

AUGUST DIKE A CAZENOVIA CENTRAL SCHOOL publication, prepared by The Class of June 1944 Killed in action at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. L« t published March I. 1943. List prepared from available record . DEDICATION ¥ ¥ To that Love for Freedom and Spirit of Service which have established and secured the Ideals and Privileges of our American Citizenship The Class of June 1944 dedicate this Owahgena .. . and Themselves ¥ ¥ ¥ R. PHILIP HART Cazenovia C«ie cr t b.il'tu man, identified with civic affairs and youth welfare. M . Mart. Vice-president of the Board. is ow compete hit tenth year at mom- bar. Mr. Hart't experience wall equips him for Board membership. DANIEL F. FLANAGAN Cazenovta An aftorr,e -eMe in Caxenovia since 1 28. Mr. Ftaragan became Board mem- ber ia I?)). Long active in County and civic affairs, he contributes a valuable legal experience to the administration of school affairs. ' BOARD OF EDUCATION DANIEL C. COOK Cexervovio. R. D. 2 Mr. Coot, life-long farmer, ha been « kHooI trufee for «7 year . Elected to the Bo«rd of Educatio at the time of centralization « 1730, Ka ha served a Preiident i ea IW end a member of the Tow Board since 1732. WALTER S. MOORE Pomp«y Hollow Mr. Moor came to the Boo'd I 1737. A Preiident of the Medison-Onondega branch of the Dairymen's League and chairmen of the E ecvtive Committee of the Onondaga County farm Bureau, Mr. Moore understands fwral affair . LEON D. HUDSON Erievilie Mr. Hudson, President of the Madison County Farm Bureau, he long bee in- terested in leading rural problem . Ha ai made Board member in 1740 and t a Central Oiitrict i« fortunate to claim hi lervice . DISTRICTS OF THE CAZENOVIA CENTRAL SCHOOL C. Cazenovia Central School .............. 1929 Town of Cazenovia opened 1. Cazanovia No. 10. Town of Cazanovia....1929 2. Bing lay No. 5. Town of Cazenovia...-..1929 }. Nelton No. 10. Town of Nelson .........1929 4. Cazanovia No. 4. Town of Nalton 1929 5. Rippleton No. 7. Town of Cazanovia 1929 6. Cobb Hill No. 8. Town of Cazanovia....„.1929 7. Golf Club No. 6. Town of Cazanovia 1929 I. Beilina No. 9, Town of Cazanovia .„...1929 9. Fanner No. J, Town of Fanner 1929 10. Cook No. 2. Town of Cazanovia .1929 11. Chittenango Falla No. 10. Town of Fanner ................... 1932 12. Stone School No. 7. Town of Nelton 1932 13. Nalton No. I H. S.. Town of Nalton....1933 14. Nalton No. 5 Lina. Townt of Nalton and Georgetown .1933 15. Nalton No. 6 and Pyn, Town of Nalton 1933 16. Nalton No. 9 Temple. Town of Nelton.... 1933 17. Pompey No. 2. Town of Pompey...........1934 18. Pompey No. 19. Town of Pompey .1934 19. Pompey No. 20. Town of Pompey__________1935 20. Perryville No. I H. S.. Townt of Lincoln. Sullivan, Fenner .1937 21. Herdtcrebble No. 8. Town of Nalton ....1938 22. Fanner No. 2. Town of Fanner 1940 23. Union No. 7. Town of Cazanovia.........1940 24. Fanner Corner! No. 3. Town of Fanner.... 1941 25. Moraine No. 4. Town of Fenner__________1941 26. Lake No. 5. Town of Cazanovia ..1941 27. Belmont No. 6. Town of Cazanovia.......1941 28. Path No. 4. Town of Cezenovie.. _„....1941 29. Pompey No. 10. Town of Pompey......._..I943 WAYNE L LOWE Principal tinea 1932 The Class of 1944 congratulates Mr. Lowe upon his eleventh year as principal of Cazenovia Central School and thanks him for his interest and assistance in behalf of the Class. We realize that we are fortunate to share the advantages and opportunities of an outstanding educational system. We recognise, withx pprecia- tion. the worthy service of the Metroers of the BoaraLaf WuAltion. 's—-f CAZENOVIA CENTRAL SCHOOL SINCE 1932 Centralized 1929 with t n districts. Since 1932. twenty more districts have affiliated. Servat a population of 5000 and a ttudent body of approximately 900. Extends maximum service at minimum cost. 1942-43 budget.....................SI77.646.80 Funds from state____________________$132.664.88 Funds from tax. ...................$ 44,609.76 Tax rate 86c. Operates a commodious three-story modern central school plant and former high-school buildings at Erieville and Perryville. Offers superior curricular and non-curriculer four and five-year programs. Especial attention to college and non-collage instruction. with courses leading to Regents. College Entrance. Academic and Vocational diplomas. Careful regard to physical welfare and fitness. Conducts a careful guidance program and employment service. Provides a scholarship fund. Maintains an experienced faculty. Five-year con- tract provision and higher level salary schedule encourage continued service and local home ownership. Directs classroom emphasis toward essential war endeavor. Graduates in 1943, and for the duration, classes in January and June. Carries on all war-effort duties and participates to a marled degree in community service. Rear Row: James Nelson Charles Brault. Edward Quirk. -Kenneth Webber, Delmar King. Walter Clark, Paul Erlanson. Lawrence Roth. Frank Vaughn. Walter Moon Third Row: Louise Coye Marian Germer. Virginia Penoyer. Amy Eastham. Marwall Buckley. Wayne Lowe. Merrill Bailey. Marion Lyon. Julia Foster. Frances Grifo. Elizabeth Finke Second Row: Gertrude Loftus. Leora Howells. Hazel Lombard. Sylvia Putnam. Catherine Flynn. Roseanne Murphy. Mary Munro. Margaret Durkin. Laura Ellenwood. Anna Howe First Row: Florence Burke. Helen Daley. Arlone Murch. Gertrude Wall. Winifred Tierney. Margaret Street. Susan Weyand. Elisabeth Slocum. Celest.'ne Driscoll. Mary Tobin. Grace Widger, Pauline Fryer R Rear Row: Rov. Curtis. Father Lynch. Rev. Di . Rev. Barnes Front Row: Miss Morgan. Mrs. Collins. Mitt Elverton, Mrs. Woodworth. Mrt. Monger Office Staff ARBUTUS MORGAN PAULINE BAKER CHARLES BRAULT. Clerl of the Board ••••JOHN KENNEDY Head Custodian BUS DRIVERS Rear Row: Russell Coleman, Herman Monger. Edwin Spaulding Middle Row: Floyd Snyder, Robert Dorrence. Herbert Richards. Harry Blodgett Front Row: Dev d Campbell, M-lton Cunningham. Edwin 6uy AMY EASTHAM Guidance Counselor DR. DONALD TULLOCH School Phytician BENJAMIN IYGA Custodians ANTHONY SMYTHE FORETHOUGHT A school annual of the year 1943 will be valued not so much for what it presents to the eye while pages are turned, as for what it suggests to the mind after covers are closed. Therein will be reviewed those faces, scenes and activities of which yearbooks con- sist. Yet, laid aside, will the book record proof that America is worth fighting for? That the American system of education is worthy of its price? That youth will repay the debt, if debt it be? The spirit which motivates Owahgena 1943 is sincere and thoughtful. Perhaps when the pages are turned, the reader may note typical tendencies of youth — love for idling and sport; or even day-dreaming and vanity. Perhaps, and we so hope, that when the covers are closed, the reader may note still other tendencies of youth — an appre- ciation of school opportunities, a love for home and community, a consecration to the American way of life. r ' ■ : : mini saomas CLASS OF JANUARY 1943 On January 25. 1943 was held the first mid-year commencement of Cezenovia Central School at which time seventeen young people completed the requirements for graduation and went forth to share in various duties of war-time service. Rear: Arnold Ode11. Walter Heffernen. Donald Lyga. Bernard Ingles, Ralph Harter. Glenn Hackney Middle: Harold Pash©. Junior Dimon. Adelaide Lombard, Minyon Baumgartner Edward Miller Lower: Geneveve Grant. Dorothy Lyga. Marjorie Smith. Eloine Youment. Lucy Barilla LeMoyne Gemlen CLASS OFFICERS MARJORIE SMITH HAROLD PASHO ............. - MINYON BAUMGARTNER President .Vice-President .....Secretary PRINCIPAL WAYNE L LOWE. Sponsor E. R. VADEBONCOEUR Speaker CLASS OFFICERS JAMES HARRINGTON Pr iid«nt MARY SMYTHE V .Prevd « MARY GARFlELO ROBERTA LOOPE S«cr«f«ry V- I o T i JO f t a 3 C p 2 ! I  3. o $ If a ° S S o a  ■ o r ? c • r  r O ? ? a r a ? s ? ?s 1 y n Z 2  c  - K I « ft n ?? ri ?! • «  3 S’ $ 2 t •7 X 2 H X J I 9 tsl • £ 2 ;? H X 2  -• ♦ o Queen King Attende  Flower Girl JUNIORS Nancy Tremain Jamet S yfOn 8et y Jane Rathburn Leona Riedl John Bennett Paul Evert Sally Slucey c(q s I I fl SENIORS yary Alice Oady Harvey 8endfeld Mary Bo hart LaMoyne Bower Donald Greene Jam e Harrington Patricia White Queen King iT } K Attendant Flower Girl r ■ ■ CLASS O F 1944 CLASS MOTTO Life. Liberty end the pursuit of Happiness ■ CLASS COLORS Khali and Mu CLASS FLOWER Amur.can Beauty CLASS OFFICERS ELIZABETH BROOKINS Yearbook Editor LAWRENCE DALEY Vice-President SONIA JONES Treasurer NANCY TREMAIN Secretary JAMES STYRON Prendent OWAHGENA STAFF HYATT and HARTER Gweit Photographer Rear Row: Malcolm Wilton. Bernard Richards Betsy J. Rathburn. David McLaughlin. Lenore Webber Ward Andrew . George Lowe. James Styron Front Row: Anna Hyne . Beverly Chriitenton. V.lma Richard . Rita Pangborn. Sh.rley Spaulding. Betty Shaw. Winifred Stoker MR. WEBBER Yearbook Adviser Class Sponsor ROBERT STANLEY Yearbook Artist ■ 1944 BETTY ANDREWS Se« or-Jonior Ball 3 J«U Bo 3 Badm into I, 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3 Hockey I. 2. 3 Softball I. 2. 3 Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Gym Leader I. 2. 3 Glee Club I. 2. 3 Mnad Chorus I. 2. 3 Seitette 3 Octette 2 Science Club 3 MIUCENT AB8UHL Archery Homemaking Club HELEN BAKER Senior-Junior Ball J-2 Junior-Senior Private J-2 Badminton I. 2. J-l Bowling I. 2. J-l Hockey I. 2. J-l Softball I 2 Tennis J-l Volley Ball I. 2. J-l. J-2 M.ied Volley Ball J-2 Glee Club I WARD ANDREWS p| Clan Treasurer 2 InAjj Nickelodeon 3 v - Batebali 2 3 ' Basketball I. 2 3 Football 3 M..ed Volley Be l 3 F. F.A. I ELEANOR BALDWIN Junior Private 3 Badminton I, 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3 Hockey I Softball I. 2 Volley Ball 3 Library Club I. 2. 3 Secretary Library Club 3 VIVIAN AUSTIN Nic e odeon J-2 Archery 2 Basketball J-2 Hockey J-2 Softball J-l Chee' Leader J-2 Home Economics Library Club ERMA JEAN BALL Senior-Junior Ball 3 Nickelodeon 3 Tennis I Glee Club I Band I Dramatic Club I. 3 Home Economics Club 2 1944 EUZA8ETH BROOKINS Yearbook Editor J-2 Jveier Prom J-l Bad .«ton I. 2. J-l Sat.etbail I, 2. J-2 Hockey I. i. J-l. J-2 Te «  I, 2. J-l Veii«y tall I. 2. J-l. J-2 M.ed Volley Ball J l. J-2 Gym loader I, 2 Block C I. 2. J-l Glee Clob I. 2. J-l. J-2 Miaed Chorus 2, J-l. J-2 SeateHe 2. J-2 Octette J-l Dre-etic Club 2 French Club J-l. J-2 Social Sti d e« Pr.re I Hittory A Pr. e J-l English J Prise J-l Meter, Club J-l LILLIAN BRUINSMA Badminton I, 2 Basketball I. 2. 3 Hockey I Softball I. 2 Volley Boll I. 2. 3 Mixed Volley Ball 2. 3 Gym Leader I. 2. 3 Block C I. 2 Dance Committee 2 Baseball 2. J-l Basketball J-l. J-2 Football 2. J-l. J-2 Volley Ball 2. J-l. J-2 Mixed Volley Ball J-l. J-2 Boys' Chorus I French Club 2 MARJORIE BOLAND Junior Private 3 Circus 3 Badminton I, 2. 3 Basketball I, 2. 3 Hockey I. 2. 3 Softball I. 2. 3 Volley Ball 2. 3 Bowling 2 Band 2. 3 Orchestra I, 2 I GREGORY CAREY Senior-Junior Ball 3 Circus Committee 3 Football I. 2 Mixed Volley Ball 2 F. F. A. I. 2 Science Club I RITA CAREY Junior Private 3 Archery I. 2 Badminton I, 2 Hockey 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3 Softball I. 2 Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Mixed Volley Ball 2 Block C 2 Band I. 2 Orchestra I Library Club 3 BEVERLY CHRISTENSON Yearbook ) Sen-or-Jun or Ball ) Badminton I, 2 3 Basketball I. 2. ) 8o-!‘«q 2 Hockey I. 2, 3 Softball I. 2. 3 Volley Bail I. 2. 3 M'.ed Volley Ball 2. 3 Gym Leader I. 2. 3 Glee Club 2. 3 Dramate Club 2. 3 Home Economics Club 2 Press Club 2 DONALD CARR Junior Pr. e e 3 Manager Football I 2 Baseball I Basketball I. 2 Volley Ball 3 Cheer Leader I V LESTER DAVIS Senior-Junior Bail 3 C rcus 3 Nickelodeon 3 Baseball I. 2 Basketball I. 2. 3 Football I. 2 3 Volley Ball 3 Mi.ed Volley Ball 3 LAWRENCE DALEY Oats V.ce President 2 3 Circvs Committee 3 Baseball I. 2 Basketball I. 2. 3 Volley Ball 3 Mi.ad Volley Ball 3 Science Club I MABEL CRUMB Junior Private 3 Basketball I Hockey I. 2 Volley Ball I Home Economics Club I DOROTHY EVANS Softball 2 Volley Ball 3 PAUL EVERTS C'ass Pres-dent 2 Junior Private 3 Juke Bo. 3 Circus 3 Sen.or Play 3 Baseball I. 2 Basketball 2. 3 Football 2 3 Volley Ball 3 Mi.ed Volley Ball 3 Band I. 2 3 Science Club I Biology Priie 2 KENNETH FOWLER Mned Volley Ba'I J-l. J 2 Circw J-? Volley Ball J 2 Bavabali J l D'a at-c Club J-l, J 7 Sc lance Club J-l, J-2 0 Volley 8aM I Block C I D 4—«t. Club I, J BEVERLY FRANCIS Archery I 2. J-l J-2 BeiLetbell I 2 Volley Ball I. ? J-2 Home Economic C'ub I, 2 l.b ory Club I 2. J-l. J-2 GORDON HUGHES Senior Junior Bell 3 Bateball I Basketball 2 3 Bo«l.n9 I. 2 Football I Volley Bell 3 M..ed Volley Bel 3 JACK FRANCIS Science Club 2. 3 ARLENE HYATT Junior Private J-2 Archery I. ? Library Club J-2 RICHARD NOSTRANT Transferred from Eastwood 3 U. S. Navy SONIA JONES Class Treasurer 3 Senior Play 2 Hockey I. 2. 3 Dramatic Club 2. 3 French Club 3 Home Economics Club I Press Club 2. 3 Cheer Leader 3 Glee Club 2. 3 Miied Chorus 2, 3 Octette 2 French Club 3 david McLaughlin Yearbook J-2 Senior-Junior Bell J-2 Junior Private J-2 Basketball J-2 Bowling I. 2 'J ANN KAISER Archery I. 2. 3 Basketball Hockey I Volley Bet Glee Club Dramatic Club 2. 3 GEORGE LOWE Yearbook J-2 Junior-Senior Private J-2 nior Play J-2 sketbell I. J-l. J-2 Football J-l. J-2 Tenni I. 2. J-l Dramatic Club I, 2. J-l. J-2 French Club I. 2. J-l Pre Club I, 2. J-l ROBERT MOON Junior Private 3 Senior Play 3 Circus 3 Basketball 2. 3 Tennis I. 2, 3 H o' s MURRIEL MURRAY Badminton I. 2. J-l Basketball I. 2. J-l. J-2 Hockey I. 2. J-l. J-2 Softball I. 2. J-l Volley Ball I. 2. J-l. J-2 Mi.ed Volley Ball J-l. J-2 Glee Club I. 2 ✓ 1944 RITA PANGBORN Yearbook J-2: Circu J-2 ftad  l ton I. 2. J-l . «e t all I. 2, J-2 Hockey I 2: Soltbetl I. 2 Volley Bail I. 2. J-2 0« f Leader 2 Gee Cub I. 2. J-l. J-2 Glee Cub Vlce-PreiideM J-l Treature' J-2 Mired Chords 2, J-l; Octette J-l Dovb’e O-a'tette 2; Bend I. 2. J-l. J-2 Seraeant Drum Major J-2 OrttM I. 2, J-l. J-2 Treetvrer J-l; French Club J l. J-2 Secretary Frenet Club J-l 2nd Mwtic Citizenship Prize I fit Muvc Cit-zenihip Priie 2. J-l BARRY O'CONNOR Junior-Senior Private 3 Grew 3 Basketball 2. 3 Football 2. 3 Baseball 2 Volley Ball 3 0 Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Mined Volley Ball 2. 3 Home Economic Club I RAYMOND PALMER Circus 3 Basketball 3 Track I. 2 Volley Ball 3 F.F.A. I. 2. 3 Vice-President F.F.A. 2 JOHN PARISOU Senior-Junior Ball 3 Bowling I, 2 Science Club 3 Airplane Spotter 3 RUTH PENOYER Junior Private 3 Badminton I. 2. 3 „ Baske'ball 2 3 Hockey 2. 3 W Softball I. 2. 3 Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Mi.od Volley Ball 2. 3 Block C 2 BETSY JANE RATHBURN Yearbook 3 Badminton I. 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3 Hockey I. 2. 3 Softball I. 2. 3 Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Mi.ed Volley Ball 2. Sports Council I. 2 Block C I. 2 Glee Club I Orchestra I Dramatic Club I ' THELMA SPRINGSTUBE BERNARD RICHARDS SHIRLEY SPAULDING Yearbook J-2; Badminton I. 2. J-l I, 2 J I. J 2 Hockey .1 2. J-l. J-2; Softball I Volley Bell I. 2. J l. J-2 Mi.ad Volley Bell J-2 Sports Council J-l; Block C I. 2. J I G'ea Club I. 2. J-l. J-2 Treater 2; Vice-President J-2 Mixed Ckonit 2, J-l. J-2 Se« e e 2. J-2; Octette J-l Double Quartette 2 Bend I. 2. J-l. J-2 Merter Sergeant J-2 Orchestra I. 2. J-l. J 2; President J I PrencV Club J-l. J-2 Treasurer J-l; Vice-President J-2 2nd Prije Music Citi ens iip J-l Yearbook 3 Nickelodeon 3 Baseball 2 Batketba I I. 2. 3 Football 3 Volley Ball 3 Mixed Volley Bal 3 F. F. A. I ELIZABETH SHAW Yearbook 3 Basket be'l 3 Volley Ball 3 Mixed Volley Ball 3 Glee Club 3 VILMA RICHARDS Yearbook J-2 Badminton I, 2. J-l Baiketball I. 2. J-l. J-2 Hockey I. 2. J-l. J-2 Softball I. 2. J-l Volley Ball I. 2. J-l. J-2 Mixed Volley Bail J.| Block C I. 2. J-l Glee Club I Orchestra I. 2. J-l. J-2 Dramatic Club J-2 Airplane Spotter J-2 Intermediate Algebra Prize J-l LEONA RIEDL Senior-Junior Ball 3 Badminton I. 2, 3 Baiketball I. 2. 3 Bowling I Hockey I. 2, 3 Tennit I. 2 Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Mixed Volley Ball 2. 3 Cheer Leader 2. 3 Block C 2 Glee Club 2. 3 Mixed Chorus 3 194 4 de r lzn vu JAMES STYRON Yearbook J-2 Class President J-2 Boy ’ St  e J-l Senior Play J-2 Baseball 2. J-l. J-2 Basketball J-l. J-2 Tennis I, 2. J-l Volley Bail J-2 Mi.ed Volley Ball J-2 Wrestling I Dramatic Club J-2 Vice-Pretident J-2 French Club 2 Press Club I Science Club I. 2. J-l. J-2 Intermediate Algebra Prije J-l 3 ojAc jl ANNA HYNES Yearbook J-2 Badminton I. 2. J-l Basketball I. 2. J-l. J-2 Hockey Softball Volley Bn Mi.ed Volley Glee Club I Orchestra I. $ 1 al I. 2. J l. J-2 C.A r T olley Ball J-l. J-2 Hi,. . NANCy TREMAIN Class Secretary. 2. 3 Basketball. 3 Hockey 'I. 2. 3 Volley Ball 3 Sports Council 3 Gym Leader I. 2. 3 CYNTHIA VI8BERT Junior Private 3 Archery I, 2 Badminton I. 2. 3 Basketball 3 Hockey I. 2 Softball I. 2 Volley Ball 2. 3 Mi.ed Volley Ball 3 Glee Club 3 Orchestra I Home Economics Club 2 o • ? JUANITA WEBSTER Senior-Junior Ball Badminton I. 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3 Hockey I. 2. 3 Softball I. 2. 3 Volley Ball I. 2. 3 Miied Volley Ball 2. 3 Glee Club I. 2. 3 Mi.ed Chorus I. 2. 3 GRACE Junior Private Basketball J-2 Softball J-l Volley Ball J-2 Mi.ed Volley Ball WESTCOTT J-2 J-2 MALCOLM WILSON Yearbook 3 Circus 3 Baseball 2 Bowling I. 2 F. F. A. I 1 JUNIOR COMMITTEES Upper left: Senior-Junior Ball Left: Juke Boi Lower left: Junior-Senior Private Upper right: Nickelodeon Ri ht center: Circus Lower right: Junior Private Center: The Orphanage Bottom: Homeroom Teacher IJ! | g i $ . -3 1 • Q ? a •t 1° 2 5 • ■? J2 £ o 3 _ E • 8 • . Z -V I i u ] i I 1 • I jj at 1 iU o 53 - . “ 5 i ? f°I  3 “ 1 • As 3p 4i4 S V -T CLASSES ft. IV m Edward Smythe. J Iwcii U. u the. James IAql«i r„, Ingles. Bernard Ward. Robert Stanley. Op es Daggett. Kenneth Walter John Perisou. William twood Taylor. Fred Waite. William Foley. Georqe BeitthoHs. Gordon Anderson. Walter Aikmen. Richard Pheneger. Robert Moyer. Donald Aldrich. Frank McDonald. Albert Sweetleed Row: Catherine DeKinq. Mane Odell. Margaret Needle. Vive Chelae. Norma Cendee. Beverly Goodfeilow. Florence Hynes. Virginie Lyge. Helen Brookins. Muriel Owen . Virginia Stratton, Lillian Scott. Shirley Merrit Second Row: Thomas Dedy. Peter Winklestein. Charles Nile . Charles Schmidtka. William Winch. William Peck. Robert Shephard. Hobart Cook. James Dwyer First Row: Dorothy Chesmore. Marguerite Montclair. Joyce Austin. Doris Kirsch. Ardith Judd. EKxebeth Rogers. Ruby Grant. Shirley Haynes. Bernedine Rye«. Margaret Woods. Leona Holbrook Lelt: CLASS OFFICERS— Walter Aikmen. President; Mist Howe. Sponsor; Helen Brookins. Secretary; Shirley Marris. Treasurer; Luther Shimp. Vice-President '1' . ' • ll 1 FRESHMAN CLASS Row Conad Ba-m Fr.-. Fo-.er Donald loop S. u. Raymond H.r.ld Blodq.tt. . Cool le.and Good... Franc, OCon Ro J £“ '« Fourth Row Virq.nia YoamaM M.ry Rcrt. ThacWa Con,t. e V..ian C.rey. M.rtKa lor.tt. Uw. Ann. laT.-t. Ann Eva P..H Goodie o. M . to- to TWd Row Ear' H0v., W. vd SpWd.nq Jam. Moore Da a Tramm.ll Thom. E.an. G.orq. M«t N.-V S-eaH-d. Repaid •-. R.y-ond Mutpn, R« - S.co-dRo- jlae Re Tidd Oliva Briqq . M«rv Bodtay Jan. Kai r. Juanita Ben-ett Edith Stambarq. Marian C arl Leila Stone. Marie W.lco. B'vca Mace K„t Ro.: ‘ Barbara Hudion. Roberta Ball. E th.r RwitaH. Mar.. F„qqle Bernard FJ r CHarli Panqborn Ch.He Grime V.rqi. Cl.rl Marr Ellen Inq., Je, .e M.nor Rear Row: Frank Ma'iano Can.el Marthall Donald Strong. Donald Ryder. Richard W tK. William Wh.dden. Duane Mann Lewi Johnton Fourth Row: George Koto Charte Wood-orth. John Wettcott. Welter Siebenbeum, (root Sh.mp Samuel Good- Robert fuller. Floyd Grant TK. d Row: Kieth Bender Marilyn Van Eppt. Mar.lyn Nottren Patricia Rogert Margaret White Donaldleen Goodfello- Lou.te Bro-n Robert V.bbert. Roger GUttey Second Row: Ann Pertont. Erma Clerk. Joyce Baum L.nda Marthall. Norm Rutherford. Eleanor Ruttell Marie McDowell. A ce Bodloy Fir.t Row: Dorothy Dwyer Patricia Ni . Everett Murray Kenneth Reed. Elmer Way. George Porter. Charlotte Sm.th Margaret Inglet SEVENTH GRADE Rear Row: Lyndon Du'gen. Ronald Hughet. Robert Hug hat Lethe Fare-el1 Alaitar Kely Robert Conttable Fourth Row: Lucille Carey. Merjor.e M.ller, Dorothy |urke Genev,e a Warner. Corit 8 o-ert. Shirley Perlint. Barbara G'een-ay. Margaret Jaclton Nell Lebourdette. Kathleen Cody Third Row: Ed-ard Cool. Oonald Hull. Willard Hya t Joo Pullma.n. Clifford Bru.ntma, Wellt Davit. William Haynet Robert McCullough. Peu Wettco  Second Row: Richard Merrit. Robert S-eetland. Robert Nowrte George Buyea. Roger Moore. Paul Orobith Nicholat Chr.ttekot Robert Wettcott Roger Pugh Matthe. Ang.ll Firtf Row: Carol pynn. Dorothy Kenyon, Clara Holme Corothy Johnton. Barbara Meekt. Carolyn Cunn.ngham. Margaret Spewing Cor. Wh.tney SIXTH GRADE R««r Ro : Jam Whidoe- Everett Merthail Jr. Kenne«r- Woodworth Gerald Snyder George Kelner. Peter Lebovrdette Neil Carr, John Waite. Bernard McNally Norman Wo  Third Row: Fred Butler. Robert Freeborn. Ann Kno France Marion. Camilla Davit. Joan B aul . Martha Hendrit. Anne Barden Margaret Higgin , Marilyn Barnet, Jamca Baum Second Row: Franci Wa 'ingford. Nelton Hyde Ed e'd White Betty Tucker, Mary Lou White Evelyn Stratton, Bertha Pieper Eleanor Cunningham Gertrude DeKinq John Stoecfcer. Fred Water . Donald Paritou Rrit Row; Laurine Robert William Dowd. Kenneth Haynat Peter Constable, Robert Hicki. Loren Cetler, Jack Thomp on Donald Brown. Rotemery Mather FOURTH GRADE Rear Row: Greta Youmans Barbara Holme . Marilyn W« ingford. LeGrande Mason. ElUon Elmer. Evelyn Rutherford Barbara Hendru, June Bander Barbara loom! . Beverly Butman Third Row: David Cool. Wayne Owens William Freeborn. Winifred Merri . Raul Howder- Juanita Baum. Myrtis Murray Cecil Bassett Marvin Bodtey Lei and Water Second Row: Richard O'Hara. Robert Heyne . Raymond Haynet. Kathlaen Hearn, Laura Freeborn, Li'lian Cool. Josephine Kendricl. Thoma Barden. W. am Rang born. Charles M  . William Christenson First Row: Janet Hudson. Suranne Barnes. Evelyn Sternberg. Ellen Koennede. Ruth Way Dorothy Holmes. Betty Stocling. Marilyn Elmer, Donna Wh.te 1 t THIRD GRADE JU«r Row: Glenn Clerk. Ce id WK! o. Robert Dorrence. Robert Evan . Jo eph Whidden. Donald GoodUllo . Robert S d-ey William Hibbard. Jennet Simonton. John Jone FowrtH Row: Homer Snyder. Richard Moore. Perry Snyder. John Geerity. Oev.d Shepherd. Jeme, Arm,trong. Fred Merr. . Pe«l Delorme. W.lliem Rich.rdv 0«w.yne Taylor. VV.ll.am Baum, John Marion , , . Third Row: Jeme Bruin me. Petricie GoodWow. Jene Ingle Ann Brault. Mery T©wn end Mer.on lebourdetfe. Jeanette N hol . Ellen Beuchet. Nancy Hick . Patricia Daggett. Sharon King. Lyle Cavler , Second Row: Bernice Brown Velma Paul. Janet Soule. Rkherd Fotter. Raymond Km . Frederick Wy ,. John Milin. Malcolm Angell. Donald Whitney. Joan O'Connor. Sh.rtey Pangbom. Carol Wallingford Fint Row: Jame OHare. Merwin Marchall. Patience Hart. Elizabeth Emmon . Shirley Chriitako . Marilyn Hughe . Margaret Benner. Owen Evan . Ro lyn Mather UPPER PICTURE Rear Ro : Cert Bendfeldt. Philip Porte'. Lillian Burt Louise Sehlecht. Helen Teechowt Stephen Cu't. . Nichole Romeo Second Row: lewrence Wallingford, John Mer hell. Alvin Thayer. Richard Kimber. William Bob- bette. Edward Co tello, Irving Noutte Fir t Row: James Mill , Helen Stocking Beverly Nii Shirley Penoyer Donald Dunham SECOND GRADE LOWER PICTURE Rear Row: Glendon Blower . Janice Morgan, liii.on Burt. Dolores Thompson. Stanley Bar- deen. Linnie Ann Reidy. George McNally Third Row: Barbara Wilkinion. Muriel Stoker, Lucille Clark. Robert Smith CaH Stanna'd. LeRoy Woodworth. Charles Jones. Betty Gleason. Geraldine Bell Second Row: Robert Parsons. David Hutchinson. Donald Morris. Roy Chri tenso«. John Con- way. Alvar Fowler. Bernard Hughes. Paul Stoecker Fir t Row: Maravene Mulle te. Jean Perisou. Mildred Cody. Loretta Carey. Ann Way FIRST GRADE UPPER PICTURE Rear Row: Dean Co . Fay Teechovt. Alger Wil mot. Ruth Detine. Eliiabeth Elmer. CU reace Frink Kenneth Clerk. Donald Cook Second Row: Jonathan Thompvo . James Marshall. Shirley Noon . Nancy Strong. Ann Tow mend. Robert Richards. Richard Bobbette Fir t Row: Janice Petersen. James Kimber. Lawrence Cook. Thomas Westfall. Carolyn Breyan. Nancy Sears LOWER PICTURE Rear Row: Guy Leone. Norval Hughe . David Magee, Robert Holmes Second Row: Barbara Marris. Marcia King. Edwina Goodfellow. Katharine Hubbard. Patricie Ingles First Row: Doris Edwards. Ronald Waite. W.lhem O'Hara. EaH Sternberg. Meribeth Mather THE KINDERGARTEN Rear Row: Donald Shanahan. WilNem Shanahan. Conitence Greene. Ronald Martin. Be ty Brown. Richard Dady. Walter Chrittenton Third Row: HoJIittor Wood. David Wheeler, Philip G'auey Er Erlanvon. David Beuetf. Robert An uith. Jamei Moorman Jame Co . Donald Snyder Second Row: Grace VanPatten. Helen Burke. Frederick Tedetco. Richard Butler. Carol Oweni Carol Holme ACTIVITIE S Christmas festival chorus THE CHORUS Reer Row: E iebetK B'ook.n. Joyce Norton. Dori 8ro-n SKIrt y SpeJdmq Mery Bower . Peer! Good- fellow. Evelyn Robert . M«ri« W.lcot. Mory S ytHe. Olive Br.gq . V.rq.n.e Yowmen Second Row: E tker Ru tell. Mory Ellen Ingle . Lort T dd Be'bere Hudton. leone R.odl. TKockle Con taWe Betty Andrew Lenore Webber Jeuie Minor. Merqaret Wood . Jene Reid A«n LaTonte. Betty Roger . Arte no Brown Pint Row: Betty Skew. Helen Broolin . Dorii Kin  . Bemedine Ry n. Beverty Goodfeltow. Ann Even . Norme Ce dee Be erly CHr t en ©n. Loit S tf . Juenite Webtter Ard t Judd. Roberto Be Mere Fvqqle. Joyce Amtin Left: Mr. Erie neon. D.rector • : Pengborn. Pien.tt 7 NON COMMISSIONED Band OfftCtftS THE ORCHESTRA SHIRLEY SRAULOINGC? j , S.rqe.M «,. L fhtL R port rt GARET WOODS SONIA JONES _ - GIRLS SEXTETTE S. Sp«uldi«9 A dr «t Norton. E. Rrool-nv 8ro - t. Smith. G.aiS JUNIOR CHORUS - I BOYS OCTETTE Ingle . 8 Werd Even . AiEmen. HyeM. Peck R Shepherd. Speuld.ng JUNIOR ORCHESTRA ORAMATIC CLUB FRENCH CLUB R.ta Pengb© Peter W.nlleitei Helen Brool-«i Mar.on Holreet RelpK Harter. Leno'e Webber Lore ' Ryan Seated: Mi«t Germer. Sfc.rley Spa- d'fxj El«iebeth Brook.  DRAMATIC club DIRECTORS Mr. Clerk Mr. Mo©« SCENE FROM SENIOR PLAY LIBRARY CLUB Standing- PHyll.t Ca a R' a Carey. Mgrtl Owe  Arlan Hyatt. Verq Clark Saatad. Virginia Stratton M.  Dalay. Ba erly Fran t Nora MurpKy Eleanor BaW ia A HUNDRED STUDENTS SCHEOULE MECHAN CAL DRAWING FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CHRISTMAS INTERLUDE Shepherd : Devi . Evert . Bech King : O'Cormot. Ce r Richard A HOMEMAKING GROUP Angel: Ri e Carey Virgin M«rr: Erma Jean Bell Jotep : Jo eph Franlo«iki SENIOR RLAY CAST Styron. Lo e Hopk-n . Red Moon. Owen Ailmen SmyT e S en ey. Smith CHEER LEADERS J Awttin. V Auttin. Bennett. R-edl. Cenaee Webber. Evan OBSERVATION post atop the school WAYNE L LOWE Ciwili«n Detente D 'tc'o GEORGE HAY Ch.el of Obverv  Staff MARY MUNRO Red Crott Waf Stamp Chairmen ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Claw of 1944 desires to recognize publicly the note- worthy service which the Faculty is rendering toward the war effort. The duties of air-raid wardens and airplane spotters and the requirements of nursing, nutrition, clothing and farm machinery courses, they have quietly fulfilled. The rationing program has been conducted very satisfactorily. A fund to which every member of the Faculty contributes one percent of his or her salary is distributed among worthy causes. War ■ bond projects have received one hundred percent participa- [ tion. Extra hours, added instruction and increased effort have been gladly offered as well as continued interest in com- munity activities and civic affairs. Therefore, the Class of 1944 takes this opportunity to express the appreciation of the Student Body to the Faculty for vital service to our School, our Community and Our Country. r GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION The aim of the girls’ physical education program this year has been the im- provement of physical fitness of every girl to make her better able to meet the demands of a nation at war. This has involved the correction of defects, improve- ment of health habits and a study of correct diet as well as a more vigorous activity program. Every girl was first tested with the P.F.I. test to determine her physical status and those in the low brackets have had individual attention to try to ascertain the causes. The physical education classes have concentrated on large-muscle activi- ties to develop strength, flexibility and endurance and a series of emergency skills so that each girl could protect herself and others in case of emergency. The sports program has been expanded with leagues running both after school and during the activity period. Every girl is urged to play one or more sports and. so far. there has been about 90% participation. As in other years, our sports aim is: ’ A team for every girl and every girl on a team . GYM LEADERS ' Roor Row: Bo o't 8 own. Kolnor. Norton. E 0«t Third Row: Cod Androw . Condoo. Simonion. F. Hynot Socond Row: Christenson L. Bruinsmo. Roid Tremo.n Front Row: Hoy Kow M Brginsmo SPORTS COUNCIL Kelner. Tromoin Mm Pinko. J. Aut in, Norton P. P. I. LUNG TEST TEST IADMINTON CHAMPIONS Brown. Norton TENNIS CHAMPION Norton PUSH UP •« LIVER SQUEEZER • JUMPING JACK ARCHERY TEAM: Ktlner. E n . A H. 8'ook-m FwqgU CHAMPION VOLLEY BALL TEAM Webster. Shaw Holmes. Mother. Rathburn. Loope. Tremain. Bacon. L. Ryan CHAMPION SOFTBALL TEAM Adsit. Richards. Seymour. Norton. Stoker. Rathburn. Chesmore. Simonson J CHAMPION HOCKEY TEAM S. Jone . Histed. Reid. Dewey. Tremain. Owen . Smythe Richard . R. Ponoyer. Garfield. Norton BASKETBALL CAPTAINS J. Austin. A. Hynes. Bacon. Deway. Holme Webber Garfield. R. Penoyer BOYS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION Although the Cezenovie physical education program has always regarded interscholastic athletics as quite secondary to development of the individual, the transferring of after-school activities to a morning period has enabled complete student participation and almost entirely removed emphasis from the so-called sports. Such a plao means that every boy receives the benefits not only of individual instruction but also of team and group association. Besides the regular gymnasium program, a period of an hour and a quarter is set aside two mornings each week for boys who are transported by bus. For other boys two similar periods are conducted following the school day. Every high school boy is a member of a team, and intramural spirit is keen. The entire plan is complete in detail for both indoor and outdoor training. Furthermore, it is believed that inconveniences and disadvantages caused by war necessity have been capitalized upon at Coze- novia for the betterment of an already successful physical education program. MR. BUCKLEY Upp«r: PUSHUP Low r: FORWARD. MARCH!1 GOING UP THE ROPES BASKETBALL. P. M. ACTIVITY GROUP varsity basketball Third Row: Richordt. K l« r. Bennett Second Row: Ddv i Bondfeldt. Moors. Hughe Front Row: Smythe. Lowe football team Rear Ro«: Trammell. Lowe. Smythe. Auiitant Coach Quirk. Pa mg born Van Eppt. Moyar Third Ro : Davit, Harrington, Bennett Evert . Andrew Walter . Martha Second Row: E. Millar, Richard . G. M.ller. Coach Buckley, Moore. O'Connor. Crawford Firtt Row: Woodworth, Bodley. Lyga. Bandfeldt. Heffernan, Patho Seated: Monoqer Winch. TRACK TEAM Rear Row: Clark, Hopkint, Holme . Coach Buckley, Virgo. Evan . Patho Firtt Row: Ledyard. Inglet. Way. Trammell, Palmer, Snyder 1_______________________________________________________________________ BASEBALL TEAM R««r Row: Rickerdt Evert . Stanley. A  i tent Coach Bol  er, Coeck Bo ey. Andrew Bennett. Welter Second Row: Woodworth. O'Connor. Wilton. Colligon. Daley. fowler Firtt Row: Devi . Maurice. Styron. Bodley. Hyott. Moore SEASON'S SUMMARIES football Cerenovie 20 Mokowl .. 13 Cozenovio 13 Little Foil 13 Cozenovio 0 White boro 38 Cozenovio 0 Cenettote — 25 Cozenovio 7 Oneido 7 Cozenovio 7 Clinton ..... .... . ..... 27 BASKETBALL Cozenovio 30 Conottoto 34 Cozenovio 28 Cenettote 27 Cozenovio 21 Foyetteville 19 Cozenovio IS Foyetteville 29 Cozenovio 17 Morriiville __— .23 Cozenovio 23 Morritville 27 BASEBALL Cozenovio 4 Sherrill .. 2 Cozenovio 4 Oneida 20 Cozenovio 15 Morritville ... 0 Cozenovio 4 Foyetteville .. 6 Cozenovio 4 Conottoto ... 9 Cozenovio 5 Skerrill 0 Cozenovio 3 Oneido 4 Cozenovio 14 Conottoto — 12 TRACK Norwick Invitation I4' j point Conference Meet ... — I6' j pointt Sectional Meet 9 point Cozenovio 41 Chittenengo 45 (£etSCttOtna For One hundred end fifty years a beautiful village located on historic Lake Owahgena and founded by John Lincklaen, representative of Theophilus de Cazenove, agent for the Holland Land Company. Noted for educational, civic, philanthropic and cultural ideals, Cazenovia holds an enviable position as an inspirational American community. An important factor in the life of the Village, Cazenovia Central School congratulates Cazenovia upon this sesquicentennial occasion and pledges full co-operation for continued progress, prosperity and Godspeed. CAZENOVIA CHURCHES UPPER LEFT: Methodist Episcopal Church, bounded 1816 Present is third structure, erected 1870 LOWER LEFT: St. Peters Episcopal Church founded I8 S Building erected 18 8 CENTER: First Presbyterian Church, founded 1799 Erected 1807. first church west of Albany UPPER RIGHT: St. James Catholic Church, founded 1848 Erected 1848-49 LOWER RIGHT: First Baptist Church, founded 1803 Original build'ng 18«8- present 1871 Dates from Hammond's History LINCKIAEN HOUSE. SINCE 1835 Cazenovia SEMINARY - CAZENOVIA HOUSE. SINCE 1810 ALBANY STREET. NORTH SIDE -JUNIOR COLLEGE 1824 PARK ENTRANCE STANDING ROOM ONLY AT THE HEART OF CAZENOVIA ALBANY STREET. SOUTH SIDE Upp r Ufti SHELTER VALLEY RAPIDS L ff C.rrtar: POWER DAM lowar Left: PAPER MILL DAM rop BINGLEY DAM Upp«f R kt: OWAHGENA D«E Rlakf C•«♦•r: LOYSTER DAM Riqkt C.nt.f: FROM FALLS BRIDGE Ab© «: HISTORIC CHITTENANGO FALLS Uw U-aM '41 Photo by '«I I