Celoron High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Celoron, NY)

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THE PIONEER-Nineteen Thirty-one JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL- WHO'S WHO PM EIGHTH GRADE-fMrs. Dennisonj Maurice Adye: When he has his nose in a book, even the girls can't make him look. Dorothy Anderson: Although Dot is very small, she has it that gets them all. Robert Ball: This boy wears a little hat on his head, It is to keep his brains in 'tis said. Helen Blanchard: She makes some noise: can't do her lessons, but attracts the boys. Paul Bolles: Ambitious Paul the neighbors say, Will make a big man some fine dayf' Lillian Carlson: Lillian, one o four long hair misses, refuses to bob her tresses. jane Gettman: Jane may be dumb, yet she surely knows how to chew her gum. Doris Gotts: A little big help to everyone, in her class without his lessons done. Margaret Gunton: Margaret is a brunette, with little curls on her neck. Elizabeth Holcomb: For your party when you need a coke, call on Elizabeth for she can bake. Lydle johnson: Lydle is a pest, teases the girls and gives them no rest. Arthur Kahle: To Dorothy he is devoted, may we ask by whom he was promoted? Wilfred Wagner: Here's something to cause talk--VVilfred's bike broke and he had to walk. Alvera Wynkoop: Alvera you're fine and dandy, and Harvey thinks you're sweet as candy. Priscilla Camp: All the school year Priscilla gets a thrill, taking a long bus ride over the hill. Harold Bucklaew: A Pete, our eight o'clock scholar, if he came late how we would holler. Wallace Carlstrom: If greater a pest there is on earth, he should be thrown into the surf. Howard Chamberlain: Howie is a little bum, but he can play the big bass drum. Lester Gray: As a county judge, l'd say, he'd take away any man's pay. Lars Hedlund: He used to be one of the quiet boys, but now he makes a lot of noise. Myra Jacobson: Myra is a girl sosweet, who is quite nimble on her feet. Richard Lattimore: When Richie chooses to sing, how The King's Horses makes the echoes ring. Eva Lawson: Where brains and brightness figures in, this girl the medals is sure to win. Arthur Hitcome: h Arthur and Helen make a good pair, when you see Helen, Art's bound to be there Willard Rounds: . Romantic Willard, short and dark: likes to meet his girl in the park. Francis Samuelson: A red-haired, freckled lad: funny boy, but not so bad. Elmer Seiberg: 1 Drinking milk makes you grow: Elmer Seiberg told us so. Mildred Sherman: l . If ever a girl was out for fun, Mildred surely is the one. Vivian Thornblad: Come, Vivian, don't be sad, we know you're never bad. joseph Venus: Our soft ball team makes a good show, and why not, as long as we have Joe? U91

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THE 'PIONEER-Nineteen Thirty-one Pauline Lindstrom: There was Pauline sitting out a dance, along came Dick and away they pranced Vincent Loop: If you see a little boy whose last name is Loop, shut him up in the chicken coop Laura Messina: Here is a tale of agirl named Laura, always willing to lend or borrow. Lois McGill: What a girl is Lois McGill, studies sohard she can't sit still. Tressa Michel: Tressa Michel makes good candy, which, we all know, is dandy. Charles Weatherby: Hels a very forgetful chap: he ought to put on a thinking cap. Donald Williams He was once Miles Standish: the things he doesh are outlandish. Harvey Ahlstrom: Watch the boys run down the track, before you know it, Harvey is back. SEVENTH A--fMiss Fieldsj LaRue Anderson: Duke' what's in a name? As a lawyer he'll acquire great fame. Victor Anderson: Victor is small, but so is dynamite. Virginia Bently: She is quite tall, but her voice is very small. Maurice Bubb: He is tall, and very thin, and nearly always wears a grin. Mary Burnham: Good things come in small packages. Gerald Chamberlain: His name is Ger. and he always plays fair. Lillian Ellis: She talks so fast, it's all one blast. Blanche Field: If you want to stop Blanche, you haven't a chance. June Fiske: She has pearly white teeth, and always looks dainty and neat. Robert Greenfield: Robert on his violin squeaks, and makes the people run out into the street. Margarite Hed: Medium tall, thought a great deal of by all. Fayette Hopkins: Fayette, what did you get in that last crystal set? Burdette Julin: Burdette Julin is good on the violin. Kenneth Kahle: His nickname is Kenny and his sweethearts are many. Herbert Kennedy: He's short and strong, and sometimes in the wrong. Harry Knapp: He is tall, but not fat at all. Russell Lane: To be a basketball player is his aim, and I think he can play the game. Frederick Lindbeck: He is sort of small, and can't stop his talking at all. Gunnard Liliestidt: His anme is Gunny and he acts very funny. Grace McMaster: Grace with a round face, has very good taste. Ernest Milner: Ernest is short, but he's a good sport. Philip Oberg: Philip is so smart that he has a good start. CContinned on Page 49D i50l