Celoron High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Celoron, NY)

Page 34 text:

THE PloN1s1aR-Nineteen Tfairty-one SIGMA GAMA PHI FRATERNITY The fraternity members as they appear in the picture are: Front row, left to right: William Anderson, Lewis Warner, Theodore Wistran, Richard Kahle, Elmer Camfield, Clare Chamberlain, Royal Ritch and George Welshofer. Middle: Marvin johnson, William Hillwig, Manley Lown, Eldon Lane, Roger Lane, Gerald Gardiner, Roger Lepp and Max Allen. Back: Paul Young, Richard Pearson, William Gisel, William Rounds, Clifford Terry, Kenneth Ford, Oliver Ellison and Theodore Treff. T321

Page 33 text:

THE PIONEER-Nilzefeen Tloirly-one STAFF OF 1930-3 1 Front, left to right: Carl jones, assistant editorg Autumn Boardman, Senior class repor- ter, Helen Anderson, society editorg William Hillwig, sports reporterg Tenni Patti, stenographer: Donald Boardman, editor-in-chiefg Todd Lane, joke editorg Myron Newton, columnist, Verdun Leibler, columnistg Helen Berghel, Sophomore class reporter. A Middle: Theodore Wistrail, circulation manager: Mrs. Bernice I.. Hatch, faculty adviserg Roger johnson, junior class reporter, Roger Lane, assistant business managerg Kenneth Larson, Freshman class reporter: Thor Swanson, columnist, Gordon Carl- son, columnistg Robert Estus, Sophomore class reporter, Grace Adams, Freshman class reporter. Back: Leo Olson, junior class reporterg Mr. Henry G. Schrader, faculty adviser, and Harold E. Marsh, business manager. The staff of the Student Prints and Senior Annual have worked hard this year to give you a paper that was both worth while and amusing. This Annual that you have in your hands was compiled with no little effort and marks the first attempt to publish a year book of this kind in the Celoron Schools. The Staff of 1930-31 thereby set a goal to be aimed at and challenge the Staff of 1931-32 to set a new record by improving and bettering the paper for next year! We wish you luck! MEMBERS OF THE sTAFF T511

Page 35 text:

THE PIONEER-Nineteen Thirty-one FRATERNITY NEWS One of the most successful years in the history of the chapter was enjoyed by Sigma Gama Phi this year. Meetings were held every two weeks, with round tables at regular intervals. Rival basketball teams were given a luncheon after the home games. We wish to thank the home economics department for their cooperation with us. We again held a Class B basketball tournament in the high school gymnasium, Marc 23-24. Fifteen Class B teams competed for the beautiful cup awarded by the Fra- ternity. There were also trophies for second place and the sportsmanship award. Lake- wood high school won first place, Randolph second place and Celoron carried away the sortsmanship trophy. Our Annual Valentine Dance was a huge success. Mr. Sheats and Mr. and Mrs. Schrader acted as chaperones of the dance. Refreshments were served by pledgemen. The hall was attractively deorated in green and white, the chapter colors, and red and white in honor of the day. Novelty dances were featured during the evening. Our annual party was held Friday, May 29th at Bonita. Dancing and other amuse- ments were enjoyed by the guests. Mr. Vern Avery acted as chaperone. I an-if .1 AL- nm'Ev -ix av l33l