Celoron High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Celoron, NY)

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THE PIONEER-Nineteen Thirty-one ORCHESTRA Front Row, left to right: Doris Gotts, violing Richard Greenfield, violin, Wallace Carl- strom, violin, Burdett Julin, violin. Middle Row: Harold Sherman, sousaphoneg Marion Wistran, piano, Vincent Mallare, vio- lin: Winnifred Wilson, cellog Mrs. VVillis, director, Kenneth Swanson, clarinet, Howard Chamberlain, drums, Donald Williams, trumpet, Philip Oberg, violin, Al- berta Philips, violin, Lilla Edmonds, bass viol. I Back Row: Oliver Ellison, clarinet, Clare Chamberlain, saxophone: Theodore Wistran, drums, Richard Lattimore, saxophone, Kenneth Hedstrom, trombone. Behold with pride our orchestra. Five years ago we boasted two violins, a saxophone, a mandolin and piano. At the time the picture was taken, we counted twenty-one members and have added one since then. Ye mathematicians figure out what our size will be at that rate five years hence! 'We have contributed our services to P. T. A. meetings, Spring Concert, Fredonia Festival, assemblies and commencement. We pride ourselves on regular attendance at rehearsals, which are often long and trying. But no one ever misses one. Nor does one ever miss the Christmas Party or the midsummer get-together. T371

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THE PIONEER-Nineteen Tlairty-one BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row, left to right: VVilliam Rounds, Oliver Ellison, Roger Lane, Roger johnson, captain, Gerald Gardiner, VVilliam Hillwig, Clare Chamberlain and William Gisel. Middle-Todd Lane, Richard Kahle, Fredrick Morris, Harold Sherman, Gerald Blanchard, Richard Pearson, Carl Brooks. Back-Wendall Swanson, manager: Thor Swanson, Mr. Sheats, coach, Harold Marsh, as- sistant manager and Elmer Camfield. The basketball team enjoyed a very successful season. The team won 10 and lost 6 in the past year. Second place was easily taken by the orange and blue cagers. Bemus Point was the only league team to defeat Celoron. The high lights of the year were: The defeat of Clymer on Clymer's court, by a 12-6 scoreg the defeat of Frewsburg High School on their court in an extra period game, the holding of Jamestown to a 35-51 decision in an overtime game, and decisive defeats of Sherman, Alumni, Panama and Cherry Creek. Roger johnson captained the team with Wendall Swanson acting as manager and Harold Marsh, assistant manager. wi '