Celoron High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Celoron, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1941 volume:

,ZW .. X . ,r'94f: . ' Y r . 1 X , -ijt! Q 'Wa lil R0 0:0 6 9:-is--0 C'CYO 66!l:Cdtlj0IfL RITA SCHWORM has been flue Adviser of our Commercial Deparfmenf for +he pasf lwo years. During fliis 'rime she lwas noi only done her besf 'ro supervise our school newspaper. buf has guided us in a Tacfful manner 'ro develop inieresf in The commer- cial field. Because of her willingness To co-operafe. her pafienf and confidenf failh in us for H-nese 'rwo years, we respecffully and affecfionafely dedicafe 'rhis book io her. I A . gf it Sfanding back fo froni: Mr. Bruce Moyer, Mrs. Bernice Haich, Mr. John B. Pileffe, Mr. Ramsey Rogers Daniel Holmes, Miss Rila Schworm, Harold Lind, Richard Carlson, Jeanne Linquisf, LeRoy Apofosh Sealed: Florence Bachelor, Shirley Scofi, Barbara Green, Audrey Seeger, Richard Swanson. Edifor Business Manager FLORENCE BACHELOR RICHARD SWANSON Assisianf Editor . JEANNE LINQUIST Aff EMO BARBARA GREEN Trwurer AUDREY SEAGER SHIRLEY SCOTT RICHARD CARLSON Pllofography Adveriising Managers LEROY APOTOSH HAROLD LIND and DANIEL HOLMES Advisers BRUCE D. MOYER, BERNICE HATCH, JOHN B. PILETTE, RAMSEY ROGERS, and RITA SCHWORM ,.... .' 'l 'U Q lf ill 4 ' xi . - . .f vo BOARD OF EDUCATION Leff fo Righi: Sherman Jacobson, Mrs. l-larold Blaisdell, Floyd Young, Waller Dens- low, Conrad Nelson, John D. Windsor. 1'f3 'Q4 FACULTY Leff io righf, fron+ row: John B. Pilelle, Mariorie Evans, l-larriell Parlnhursf, Bruce D. Moyer. Sec- ond row: Virginia Allen, Byron Phillips, Chesler Rose, Pauline Lopus, Olive Faullmer, Myrlle Denni- son, Efhel Whifney, Floy Parker, Bernice l-larch, Hazel Porfer, Alice Law, Arlene LaRue, Lynne Thies. Third row: Lawrence Goldin, Jeanne Anderson, Jean l-lulquisf, Pearl Buffs, Lucy Nelson, Ramsey Rogers, Walfon Hueslis, Fullon McKay, Lloyd Miller, Rifa Schworm, Dorolhy Gerber, Belly l-liclcol. L X f', Q4 l 'Z' Eff Q X r X in a' CLASS I-IISTCDRV ONS ago. in fhe year I928, 'rhere enfered info 'rhe Kindergarfen which was so ably conducfed by Miss Cross. a group of children. who affer fhirfeen years of fedious studying, were desfined +o become fhe class of I94l . Mrs. Tulin Burnham, and Mrs. Juanifa Burnham skillfully ushered fhis group fhrough fhe primary grades. Miss Harrieff Parkhursf, who, by fhe way, is sfill feaching in Celoron. fook us fhrough fhe perilous days of fhe fourfh grade. During our fiffh and sixfh grades. supervised by Mrs. Olive Faulkner and Miss Isabelle Carlson respecfively. we endured fhe usual hardships of sfudying. Adding new members and also sadly parfing wifh old friends each year. we successfully reached and leff behind us fhaf somewhaf mys- ferious boundary fhaf separafes fhe grades from fhe high school. Wifh Mr. E. Peferson and Mr. E. Levin as our leaders, we were sfarfed on fhe sfraighf and narrow pafh which would, evenfually, lead us safely fhrough fhe four hazardous years fo our goal-graduafion. Surviving fhe ordeal of fhe Freshman inifiafion af fhe beginning of fhe Chrisfmas holidays, we sfruggled fhrough fhe re- mainder of fhe year. As Sophomores, we began our campaign fo raise money for fhe Junior-Senior prom fo be held a year lafer. Under fhe careful guidance of Mrs. Porfer, we safely lived fhrough fhe furmoil and indecision fhaf filled our Sophomore year. Wifh buf fwo years leff in which fo complefe our high school educafion. a greaf many of us finally awoke fo fhe facf fhaf in order fo reach our goal, we musf furn our enfire affenfion fo our school work and forgef fhe greafer joys of life. Under fhe mas- 'rerful supervision of Miss Rifa Schworm. we successfully complefed our campaign for funds wifh which fo sfage a prom, and progress began immediafely. Many a weary hour was spenf consfrucfing palm frees and sewing fhose yards and yards of cheese clofh which finally represenfed a very delighfful scene as a ceiling. By seven o'clock upon fha evening of June eighfh, fhe final preparafions were complefed, and prompfly af eighf fhe dance began under fhe lighf of a soufh sea island moon. Very few com- plicafions arising, fhe enfire affair was considered a huge success. Enfering info our lasf year af dear old Celeron. wifh graduafion iusf around fhe corner. we gladly soughf Mrs. Bernice l-lafch's mofherly advice and lef nofhing sfand in fhe way of our aim. ln fhe fall we exerfed much of our energy fo presenf fhe an- nual class play, enfifled All On Accounf of Luella . The class sponsored fewer money making acfivifies and yef raised more money fhan classes in previous years. Af fhe complefion of our Senior year, we affended a mosf enioyable prom. Thanks fo fhe Junior class. And now as we leave our school, some will confinue fheir educafion: some will forge ahead fo success in business. each in his own field: and possibly some will fall by fhe wayside and drop info obscurify, buf I am sure we shall cherish fhe memories of our high school years in our dear old Alma Mafer. 'Cel-o-ron. Kennefh Gladd revised by PMB LE ROY APOTOSH The greatest men may ask a foolish question, now and then. Appy , Dramatics, Hi-Y, Senior Play, Besketball Mgr. 3 years, Most Curious, Skating, Yearbook Stall, Editor-Celoron Highlights. RICHARD CARLSON l have a heart with room for every icy. Augle , Chi Sigma Chi, Roller Skating, Sailor , Ice Skating, Girls, Intramurals, Swimming, Yearbook Staff. 'Q' BARBARA GREEN ln framin an artist, art hath thus decreeg, To make some good, but others to exceed . labs , Highlight Art Editor, Rol- ler Skating, Lionel Co. E , Year- book Art Editor, Clothes, Most Talented, Glee Club. FLORENCE BACHELOR Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Editor-Senior Annual, Class Treas- urer 2 yrs., Commercial Club Sec- retary, Student Council, Batchie , Newspaper Staff, Senior Play, Rol- ler Skating, Dancing, Kappa Phi, Dramatic Club Pay l Most Versatile, ,Most Dependable. ROBERT ECK Who mixed reason with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth, It he had any faults, he has left us in doubt. Chi Sigma Chi, Hi-Y, Joe , Baseball, Speed Demon, Football. LV If RODEN BENTLEY He, from whose lips divine per- suasion flows . History7?, Gasoline Attendant, Mechanics, Flying, Motorcycles, Brains, Books, Pleasing Voice. MARILYN ERICSON Feet that run on willing errands! Honor Roll, Girl Scouts, Glee Club, Senior Candy Mgr., Most Stubborn, Brown eyes. ps Q N x Lv-X' e C? if e X CATHERlNE BUCKLAEW Forward and frolie qlee was there, The will to do, the soul to dare . Kate , Cheerleader 2 Yrs., lntra- murals, Commercial Cub, Glee Club Secretary, Kappa Phi, Roller Skating, George , Bride to be, Biggest Tease, Jolliest. HELEN FORNELL The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Studious, Glee Club, Senior Play, first place oratorical contest, mu- sic, reading, Latin, iolly. in K KENNETH GLADD l have found .you an argument: but I am not obliged to find you an understanding . Fuzzy , Sigma Gamma Phi, Hi-Y, Senior Play, lce Skating, Baseball, Nellie and Me , Frat. Play 4. DANIEL HOLMES The sweet remembrance of the iust Shall flourish when he sleeps in dust . Hi-Y, Srrorts Writer, Coopera- tive, Pol te, Most Dignified, Sen- gorKPlay Business Mgr., Yearbook ta . MILTON LINOUIST He cast oft his friends, as a huntsman his pack, For he knew when he pleased, he could whistle them back , Senior Play, Slgma Gamma Phi Milt , Audrey, Student Council President, Varsity Basketball, Sgorts, Most Popular, Most Versa- t e. ROBERT LATTIMORE Life is not so short but there is always time enough for courtesy . Dancing, Music, Intramurals, Best Dancer, Athlete, Math, Dance Club, Glee Club, Mortirnor Jittamore . that HAROLD LIND Three-fifths of him genius and two-fifths sheer fudge . Student Council Vice-President, Professor , Chi Sigma Chi, Sen- ior Play, Scholarships, Hi-Y Presi- dent, Arguing, His pipe, Yearbook Staff, Feature Editor of Highlights, Honor Roll, Valedictorian. JEANNE LINQUIST She in beauty, education, biood ,Holds hand with any princess of the world . Link , Student Council Secretary, Class Vice-President, Intramurals Assistant Editor ot Yearbook, and Highlights, Senior Play Honor Rol, Kappa Zeta Chi, Prat Play 3 yrs., Dramatic Club Play 2, Most Likely to Succeed, Most Popular, Salutatorian. DONALD NELSON Conversation is a game ot circles. Gabby , Senior Play Stage Mgr., Si ma Gamma Phi Varsit Bas ke?ball, Most Talkative, Debh Col: lector. WESLEY OBERG Habit with him was all a test of truth, lt must be right: l've done it from my youth. Senior Play, Wes, Sigdma Gamma Phi, Most Stubborn, usic Teach- er, Glee Club, Vacations, Caddy. HAROLD PEARSON He hath a heart as sound as a bell and his tongue is the clapper, for what his heart thinks his tongue speaks. Sigma Gamma Phi, Pest, Jo Anne , l'-lshlace , Olean, Girls, Tease, Senior Play, Frat Play 4. l HAROLD SANDBERG Beholding the bright counte- nance of truth in the quiet and still air of delightful studies. Studlous, Neat, Hi-Y Secretary, Most Sophisticated, Fiddler, Til- lie , Sammy , Glee Club. ly ii-? JACK ROBERTS Devout, yet cheerful, pious, not austere, To others lenient, to him- self sincere. Sigma Gamma Phl, Quiet, lce Skating Model A, laseball, James- town Girls, Findley Lake. Z 2 f Auonev sneer The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Little Audrey , Milt, Cheerlead- er 4 yrs., Intramurals, Glee Club, Senior Play, Roller Skating, Danc- ing, Dramatic Club Play 1, Fiat Play 2, Kappa Zeta Chi, Flirt, Yearbook Staff. FRANCIS TURNER Our thoughts and our conduct are our own . Quiet, History77, Ellington, Smiles, Hot Dogs, Celoron Park, Twinkling Eyes, Newspaper Pressman. MARIAN WOODARD A lovely lady, garrnented in light from her own beauty. Kappa Zeta Chi, Roller Skating, SkateIand77, reserved, Commer- cial Club, Housewife, Neatest Girl, Intramurals. 56? , , .H - ,V up it Q0 3 i Q -if .,,,. R I Q Lf? f- , i it i l T . SHIRLEY SCOTT She's all my fancy painted her, She's lovely, she's divine. SquirreIy Squat , Class Secre- tary, Treasurer ot Yearbook, Com- mercial Club President, Glee Club Vice President, Senior Play, Danc- ing, Roller Skating, Kappa Zeta Chi, Cutest. ALBERTINE VAN HOUSE Merrily, merrily shall I live now under the blossom that hangs on the bough. Vicky , Roller Skating, Intramur- als, Skateland, Yap. I- 'M CARL SWANSON Things forbidden have a secret charm, Kelly Chi Si ma Chi, Baseball, Track, Soccer, girls, History C??, Flirt, Ftiendly, Cars, Fireman. DEAN WEBORG For idleness is an appendix to nobility . Chi Sigma Chi, Roller Skating, Girls, Ice Skating, Jeanne M., Grocery Boy, Swimming in the month of April. SSE, -Q up f A K, flee -t ,LY RICHARD SWANSON Sensitive, swift to resent, but as swift in atoninq for error. Sax , Class Business Mgr. Roller Skating, Si?rna Gamma Phi, Hi-Y, Professiona Basketball, Yearbook Bus. Mgr., Band. LESLIE WINANS Though I am young l scorn to tlit on wings of borrowed wit . Les ,Class President, Varsity Bas- ketball, Leah, GirIs,' Si ma Gam- ma Phi, Hi-Y, Basebail, Boxing, Ice Skating, History C7,?, lest Looking, Navy, Fireman, Marines. JUNE ZIMMERMAN Her very irowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are . Red , Dancing, Intramurals, Joe , Commercial Club, Glrls, Sports Writer, Swimming, lest Dancer. SENICDR CLASS REVIEW S fhe closing days of +he year drew near. 'rhe Seniors spenf many an hour in class meefings. discussing and solving +he problems which always confronf a gradualing class. They chose fhe yellow 'rea rose as class flower, coral and silver as class colors and Today We Follow-Tomorrow We Lead . as fhe class mo+'ro. The Seniors did nor sponsor so many class acfivifies as classes of previous years. However, fhey successfully presen+ed a play. All On Accounf of Louella . on November I5, l94O. The cusfomary selling of Swee+s for 'rhe Swee+ proved very wor'rhwhile. During the las? half of fhe second rerm, 'rhe Seniors sold ice cream for fhe benefif of fheir yearbook, The Sen+ineI . The Seniors were enferfained delighrfully by fhe Juniors af +he annual Junior- Senior Prom held May 23. They enjoyed a dance sponsored by Darling's Jewelry sfore. May 29, af fhe Casino. The mofhers of The Seniors held a banquer in honor of rheir sons and daughfers af Levan's in May. As The year drew fo a close. each member of 'rhe Senior class came +o realize more and more fhe pleasures he had enjoyed in high school and fhe benefifs he derived from fhe lasl' four years. ' CLASS OFFICERS Preliden? Treasurer Leslie Winans Florence Bachelor Vice-Presldenf luxlneu Manager Jeanne Linquisf Richard Swanson Secretary Candy Manager Shirley ScoH Marilyn Ericson Clan Adviser Mrs. Bernice I-larch WHAT THE SENIORS SAY When lhe sun has sei in The golden west And all fhe birds have gone +o resf, Our minds 'lurn back fo days of yore When we used fo enier the schoolhouse door. . I+ was there 'rhaf we began our long career t g I J Thar has slipped pas? us year by year. Q And now and fhen our minds do 'rurn , - ' To 'lhe wonderful ihings we used 'lo learn. I .5 l We've had a good fime in our school days. A N When we ge? our we're due some praise: if '-5' ik?-J , As a rule our Teachers never fail s X -f -X To malre 'their knowledge fell a fale. And now we end our dear old grind To en'rer +he world io fry and find A place ihaf's lilre, whaf do you guess? A place 'rhafs iusf like dear old C. H. S. lll.-Jil J CLASS WILL W E. fhe class of l94l of Celoron High School. in fhe Village of Celoron. Counfy of Chaufauqua. Sfafe of New York, being of dubious menfalify and uncerfain memory, do make, publish. and declare fhis fo be our lasf will and fesfamenf. ln manner following: Firsf we direcf our execufor, hereinaffer named, fo pay all our iusf debfs and fo cause a suifable monumenf fo be erecfed in memory of fhe indolence. sfupidify, and uffer confusion of our class. To fhe ungrafeful oncoming Junior class. we relucfanfly relinquish our comforf- clble homeroom. Kennefh Gladd bequeafhs his acfing abilify fo John lBarrymorel Sformer, who has recenfly faken up fhe sfudy of fhe hisfrionic arfs. Fuzzy also leaves his kinky hair fo John Giess and Danny Fosfer, who have bleen frying for a long fime fo coax waves info fheir locks. LeRoy Apofosh leaves his abilify fo do nofhing as edifor of fhe school paper fo fhe Hanson fwins lPhyllis and Janisl who will undoubfedly sfep info his shoes nexf year. Cafherine Bucklaew gives her abilify fo sfick fo one fellow fo Audrey Zimmer- man, who seems fo be playing fhe field. Jeanne Linquisf leaves her curiosify concerning acids fo Joyce See, who will probably be making nifroglycerine soon. Roden Benfley bequeafhs his skill in fhe arf of filibusfer fo Eugene lJeepl Ander- son and Alberf lBulldogl Lundgren. The will probably need if nexf year in History C class. Feeling especially generous, Rodlleaves some of his superfluous size fo Jer- ome Burrows. To meek Alan Sandberg. Marilyn Ericson leaves parf of her sfubbornness: she gives fhe resf of if fo Helen Lindquisf, who was runner-up for fhe honor of being fhe mosf sfubborn girl on fhe superlafive page. Richard Carlson offers his abilify fo gef around fo Jack Shulfz. who will probably need if. Carl Swanson leaves his charm wifh fhe girls fo Willie Adams, who draws info his shell af fhe approach of members of fhe wea er sex. To Dick Odlund. Harold Sandberg bequeafhs his abilify fo gel' his lab experimenfs done. He also leaves his abilify fo play fhe violin fo anyone who wanfs if. Helen Jane Fornell leaves her nafural knack for hisfory fo Marguerife Sames and Beafrice Carlson, for nexf year fheir boy friends will probably keep fhem ouf foo lafe for fhem fo feel in 'rhe mood for hisfory. Barbara Green gives one of her fwo boy friends fo Virginia Burke. who has nof as yef acquired a sfeady one. Dean Weborg bequeafhs six of his girl friends fo Harold Sfaples. We hope Harold can find a use for fhem. Bob Laffimore leaves his dancing abilify fo Bob Eckburg and Edison LeRoy, who have been sfruggling fo masfer fhis arf in dancing class. Daniel Holmes leaves his dignify fo Don Chapman and Marvin Yasher. To Dorofhy Bucklaew, who has a brighf ouflook on life, Wesley Oberg bequeafhs his dry sarcasm. Harold Pearson leaves his femper fo quief, easy-going Alden Hanson. Shirley Scoff bequeafhs her hair ribbons fo Norman Swarf fo adorn his beaufiful curls. Shirley also leaves her N. Y. A. posifion fo anyone who wanfs lf. June Zimmerman offers her brighi red hair +o Anifa Whifcomb fo malce her more noficeable. Marian Woodard, who never has anyihing much +o say. leaves her quieiness fo Caryl Carlson. Feeling generous foday, she also leaves her becoming hair slyles +o June Roof. Our super salesman, Donald Nelson, bequeafhs his 'raleni for 'rallcing lo Audrey Hanson. Leslie Winans leaves his falenf in ihe manly arf of self defense +o Bob Lundberg. His facully for chemisfry Francis Turner bequeaihs fo Bob Olson in case Bob should fail his chemisiry exam fhis June. Harold Lind leaves his maihemaiical genius lo June Evans in case she should lake business ariihmefic again nex+ year. Being in a rare generous mood, he also leaves his abilify io argue 'ro agreeable Hazel Spencer. Jack Roberis bequeafhs his quielness +o boisierous Jessie Neubauer. Florence Bachelor leaves her dignify and seriousness 'ro Dora Ferguson. Audrey Seager gives some of her male admirers 'ro Grace Paolillo. To flirfafious Emerald Jackson. bashful Roberl Eclc leaves his iimidily. Alberfine VanHouse leaves her slcaiing lalenf fo Rosalie Hedburg, who has re- cenfly falcen up fhe arl. Richard Swanson bequeafhs his auiomobile 'ro Beverly Spencer in case she misses fhe school bus. Afhlefic Milfon Linquisl' bequeafhs his skill in playing baskefball 'ro Beilina Hays so Thai 'rhe fufure Senior feam may win every game. All fhe resi. residue. and remainder of our sierling quali'ries we give and bequeafh +o pos+eri+y in general in fhe hope +ha+ +hey will malce beifer use of ihem 'rhan we did. Laslly we nomina+e and appoinl Mr. John B. Pile++e. principal of Celoron High School, fo be fhe execufor of This. our lasf will and iesfamenf. ln wi+ness whereof we have hereunio se+ our hands and affixed our seal ihis iweniy-fourih day of June, I94I, one fhousand nine hundred and foriy-one. The Class of l94I. U 7 few' --X ff.-A -xli- -FC-5-g?g N L CLASS PROP!-IECY TODAY is June 24lh. I95I, exacly len years from lhe day my class gradualed from high school. Goodness! And I haven'l seen one ol lhem since. I wonder whal lhey're up lo. Say! I have an idea. John, dear. gel lhe rockel ship oul, and bring lhe high vision lelescope. We're spending lhe day on planel A-I. I'm going lo do a lillle spying on my classmales. Well, here we are! Lel's gel righl al lhis lhing. Firsl, I wanl lo lind oul aboul Kennelh Gladd. He was a characler. Egad! he slill is! There he is making love lo a girl in lronl ol a large crowd ol people. M word! He's playing Romeo in Shake- speare's Romeo and JuIiel . Who's lhal in lhe lronl row? He looks familiar. Why. yes, il's Bob Eck, lhe explorer. He became famous shooling lions in Alrica. Heavens! whal's lhal lerrible noise. The mosl awlul clallering and banging. Oh! I see. Il's lhe wrecking company nexl lo lhe lhealer dissembling a car. Look whal lhe sign reads: CarIson's Wrecking and Pulling Back Togelher Co. Richie Carlson is sole owner wilh nol even one silenl parlner. Swing lhe scope lo lhe Wesl iusl a lillle. John, lo Cleveland. Thank You! Say, who's lhal perl young beauly dressed in black wilh lhe lillle while collar. Shirley Scoll! Well, whal do you know! Whal does il say on lhe plaque on her desk? Privale Secrelary. She's leaving lor her lunch hour now: lhere's a man wailing lor her. Ohlyes, I remember him. He's from Avon Lake, iusl oulside ol Cleveland. On lo Chicago now. I lhink I know.whom we'll lind lhere. Yes! lhere he is: Professor Harold E. Lind madly correcling malh papers from lhe Universily ol Chi- cago. He has slopped. Why? You wanl lo know. You should see lhe glamorous blond lhal iusl came in. ll's his wile. She is a former slage and screen slar. She's lurning on lhe lelevision sel. Sakes Alive! lhere's Harold Sandberg, lhe greal concerl slar. iusl finishing his broadcasl. Now, lhe announcer sleps up lo lhe mike. Roden Benlley says in his soll soolhing voice, lhal all lhe ladies adore. This concludes Mr. Sandbergs program for lhis evening, and we wish lo remind you lhal lhis program is made possible by Toolsie Woo Slring Beans Inc. Remember lo buy a can loday. Nexl is iusl a news commenlalor. I hope she lurns il oll. Wail! This is your favor- ile slyle commenlalor, Don Nelson. coming lo you lrom HoIlywood. Who would lhink il? Don Nelson-an aulhorily on women's slyles. We're way oul easl. al lhe Harvard-Yale foolball game. Score: Harvard 2I, Yale O. Who's lhe worried Yale coach? Poor Mill, he looks lhe bluesl l've ever seen him. Buck up. Linquisl: lhere's hope yel, al leasl, lhal's whal Danny Holmes up here in lhe press box says. He's feeding lhe fans lhe slull lhey like, and lhey swallow every word ol il. While we're down 'round lhe big Cily , Iel's peek in al some of lhe nighl spols. Walch lhal boy lickle lhal lom lom. Il's Dean Weborg, lhe I95I King ol Swingaroo. Il lhe parly gels dull. he lap dances loo. Lel's lravel on. There's a woman approaching a handsome man. She's handing him a hve dollar bill: he's dancing wilh her. Oh! I gel il. He's a gigolo. and a mighly dashing one loo. I'Il bel you could never guess who il is-Jack Roberls. There goes Marian Woodard down lhe slreel. She married a mulli-millionaire, and was acclaimed lhe world's besl dressed woman lasl year. Whal is lhal large clean- looking building over lhere? Marilyn Erickson's candy laclory. All recipes are di- recl lrom Marilyn. Marshmallow Minls by Marilyn. There goes a special mes- senger wilh a box. I'm going lo follow him and see where he lakes il. He's ringing lhe doorbell: here's a lillle boy answering lhe door. He receives lhe candy wilh a big smile. I know iusl from looking al him he's Barbara Green lJohnson'sl son. Wanl lo know why? He has brown curly hair and he has spilled painl on his new suil, and who else would have painl so handy. Yes, lhere she is, busy al her easel. I can see her lhrough lhe window. Here comes an ambulance racing down +he s+ree+. I+ furned +ha+ way. Oh! yes. 'rhere is a huge hospifal. This is 'rhe one Jeanne Linquisf superinfends. She is meefing fhe sfrefcher. Wifh a glance over her shoulder I see Ihaf Ihe pafienf is Les Winans. They iusf fished him our of fhe bay: he fell overboard. l remember he always said he was 'going +o join +he marines. No. he isn'f dead. iusf preffy well soaked. Thaf's whaf comes of leaning foo far over 'rhe rail fo wave al' gorgeous femmes. Nexf l see a group of uniformed girls lislening in+en+ly 'ro +he speaker. They are Girl Scoufs, and +he speaker of Ihe evening is Helen Fornell, who is lecfuring on Ihe same fopic as her lafesf book, Manners for Modems. Florence Bachelor, Ihe af- fracfive personnel direcfor of Lord and Taylor's, is sfepping ouf fhis evening. She is bedecked in evening finery complete wirh a charming escorf. They are headed for Club Swankadore , where Bob La++imore's NifIy Nine play from eighf 'fill one. lncidenfally, fhis band was Weborg's 'loughesl' compefifion in fhe Ji++erbug Poll lasl' year. We're on our way back +o 'rhe liffle old village where we all grew up fogefher. Look af rhe large herd of ca++le down fhere. Wha+ a beaufiful farm! If belongs 'ro +he very prosperous Francis Turner, and is locafed in Ellingfon. We're in Jamestown, where we find +ha+ June Zimmerman is sfill shoveling candy fo Murphy's cusfomers. The Journal is running a series of sfories and picfures on fhe old Arr Mefal Co. LeRoy Apoiosh is fheir phofographer and righf now we find him snapping a picfure of Harold Pearson, fhe foreman of fhe largesf deparfmenf. Down af fhe newl remodeled Shea's Theafer we find Sax Swanson as 'rhe head elecfrician. We finally have arrived in Celoron so le+'s fake a look around fhe school firsf. Oh! John. look af fha? sweef liffle boy over lhere wilh Ihe violin under his chin. VVho is he, l wonder? Squaffy Oberg is +he music feacher +ha+ is frying so desper- afely fo help him overcome Those squeaks. Mr. Oberg furns his back for a momenfg crack-. When he Turns fhe violin is lying on Ihe floor in 'Iwo pieces. Wai+ a min- ufe! Lef me have a look af fha! class book.- Jusf as I Ihoughf. Carl lKellyl Swan- son Ill, fafher lisfed as a Chevy Salesman. There is Audrey Seager s+ill af home on Livingsfon Avenue. She hasn'f a job yef? Oh! I undersfand. She won a SIOO a monfh for life confesf a few years back. You know Ihe kind, l like Scrubbo Soap because ---. She's sfill waifing, alfhough no! foo pafienlly. for Mil+on 'ro save Ihe S2000 she demands before she'll marry him. Alberfine VanHouse is sfill af 'rhe Iickef boofh af Skafeland. She owns an infer- esf in 'Ihe company now. Kafe Bucklaew is seen af The rink once in a while. buf nof so frequenfly as before. George Jr. occupies mosf of her spare Iime. As Mrs. Anderson. she is a genial hosfess and loving wife. l see a li++le home surrounded by flowers, and righf in +he middle of fhe mosf fragranf ones. a lovely liffle whife-haired lady is gafhering a bouquef for Ihe dinner fable. Of course you know who if is. our dear adviser. Mrs. Hafch. lf's been fun seeing all Ihe old gang again and inferesfing foo. Dearie Me! I do believe l'm going fo cry. 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Third row: Jaclr Schulfz, Roberf Olson, Marvin Yasher, Donald Chapman, Jerome Burrows, Alan Sandberg, Helen Lindquisf, Rosalie Hedberg, Joyce See, Anifa Whifcornb, June Evans, Emerald Jaclison, ,Audrey Zimmerman. Fourfh row: Norman Swarf, Alden Hanson, Roberf Ecir- burg, Eugene Anderson, William Adams, John Sformer, Edison Leroy, Roberf Lundberg, Dick Od- lund, Harold Sfaples, John Giess, Alloerf Lundgren. JUNIOR CLASS NEWS OR fhe school year of I94O-4l, fhe Junior class elecfed fhe following officers: Presi- denf, Daniel Fosfer: Vice-Presidenf, Eugene Anderson: Secrefary, Janis Hanson: Treasurer, Phyllis Hanson: Sfudenf Council Members, Beverly Spencer and Edison Le- Roy. Miss Rifa Schworm and Mr. Fulfon McKay are fhe class advisers. The class held fwo fish fries, one in Sepfember and one in March. They were bofh very successful. The class enjoyed a Chrisfmas parfy fhe day before vacafion. Ice cream and cupcakes were served. Everyone received a fen cenf giff. On February 22. fhe class held a slcafing parfy af Skafeland. A large crowd offended, including many of fhe feachers. lf was very successful. Lasf, buf nof leasf, fhey enferfained fhe Seniors af a delighfful prom held in fhe gymnasium, May 23. SllllHlMllHl Ellll X.. Traylor, Belly Chamberlin, Berry L. Mason, Jeannelfe Chrisfian, Willard Tiblnefls. Carl Anderson, Evelyn McCray. Gloria Lepp, Joyce Squier, Susan McGill, Lois Turner. X Second row: Mr. Jacl: Rose, Adviser: Carol Hoyl, Shirley Bulls, Jeanne Forscey, Vera Leff fo righr, fronf row: Dorolhy Carlson, Lillian Gusralson, Carol Anderson, Dallas S E Q Overberg, Marian Pralr, Violel l-lager, Carmella Finale, Violel Reeves, Violel Kalen, Anderson, Lowell Maxwell, Leslie Whifcomb. Richard Hullman, Roberf Gullcnecf, LeRoy ,J Coolc. Roberl McCray. b Richard Kelly. Robert lllingworfh, Mrs. Hazel Porler. Third row: Warren Lind, Paul SOPHOMORE NEWS HE officers of 'lhe Sophomore class are: President Willard Tibbells: Vice-President Jeannelle Chrisrianp and Secrelary-Treasurer, Carl Anderson. Our class adviser is Mrs. Hazel Porler. Regular class meelings have been held every Tuesday morning. A slrenuous ehlorl has been pul' liorlh +0 pay class clues. Class aclivilies for lhe year have consisled of a Chrislmas parly and a sleigh- ride. We have had a rummage sale and a balce sale lo raise money for our prom nexl year. We also collecfed papers and magazines and sold rhem. lHllHllHN lllll A mf f 5m,,,.c . i F F F ' 'wi fxf 'fd li 11,1- Lefl lo righl, lronl row: Barbara Rensleldl, Winslon King, Vivian Adams, Ralph Cornell. Second row: Berdena LaBaron, Harriel Knapp, Barbara Field. Dorolhv Wolle, Lois lllinqworlh, Florence Scalise, Eloise Mosher, Charles Neubauer, Roberl Ellison. Herberl Seiberg, Roger Seager, William Swanson. Buddy Showers, Richard Carlson. Third row: Joyce Ogren, Gladys Ewing, Leanna Anderson, Doris Milliron, Lois Lee, Elinor Gales. Roberl Sandberg, Richard Chapman, William Prall, Buddy Winans, David Lawergren, Harry Bolles, Arlhur Covey, Donald Sandberg. Fourlh row: Miss Priscilla Gibson, Adviser: Belly Carnahan, Harriel Spelling, Emily Coleman, Belly McMasler, Cleo Jaclrson, Belly Seiberg, Sherman Brooks, Roger Hays, Richard Anderson, Floyd Gales, Jerry Haslrell, Howard Chase, Mr. Lawrence Goldin. FRESHMAN NEWS URIN6 lhis school year, lhe Freshman class has enjoyed having Vivian Adams as lheir Presidenl. Barbara Rensleldl has served lailhlully as Treasurer, and Frances Hoover acled as Secrelary unlil lhe laller parl ol lhe year, al which lime Ralph Cor- nell was elecled her successor. Cleo Jaclcson and Charles Neubauer were elecled lhe Freshman reporlers lor lhe school newspaper. The class early decided upon blue and while as lheir class colors, and lhe while carnalion was chosen as lhe class llower. Plans lor a Chrislmas parly were carried oul by lhe Freshman group and a splen- did lime was enjoyed. Each sludenl -broughl his own lunch, and ice cream was served as a desserl. Everyone received a small gill. The parly was held in lhe home eco- nomics room. Al lhe beginning ol lhe second semesler, Miss Priscilla Gibson and Mr. Lawrence Goldin became lhe Freshman class advisers, lalcing lhe places, respeclively, ol Miss Janice Eddy and Mr. Jaclc Rose, who were lhe class advisers during lhe lirsl semesler. ' ' A N..- A .M .... ' 'U ' .7-1 K iii '2 .- W-4-4 vi ...ndQl.e'W R' SEVENTH GRADE: Sealed: William Giesler, Presidenl: Marlha Howard, Treasurer: Jean Wislran, Secrefary: Charles Boehler, Vice-President. Sfanding, firsf row: Raymond Slaqle, Vincenl Mallare, James Callison, Kennefh Eklund, Dew- ey Anderson, Richard Brown, Gloria Widen, Lyla Howard, Charles Carlson, John Carlson, Lois Eckholm, Delores Swan- son. Laura Cook. Joyce McGill, Lois Cook, Margarer Forsberg, Dorothy Haskell. Second row: Gerald Gales, Del- berl Reeves, Laurel Lind, Sherwood Lawson, Dorolhy Widlund, Roberl Slormer, Carolyn Siggins, Marian Bucklaew, Rufh Marrinson, Arlene Turner, Jean Carlson, Philip Sfebbins, Gary Hayes, Leslie Johnson, Marion Haskell, Joyce Hill, Roderick Rogerson. Back row: Edwin Laffimore, Donald Danielson, Fred Johnson, Peggy Baker, Dorofhy Olson, Rich- ard Seiberq, Mildred Carley, Iris Gornell, Kiffy Adams, Pauline Hanley, Marybelle Pilelle, Edna Greiner, Pearl Hullin, Gwenlyn LaRoy, LeRoy Lafrimore, Wesley Linquisl, Thomas Slrong, Richard Widlund, Cyrus Greiner, Mr. Lloyd Miller. -- , EIGHTH GRADE: Sealed: Valeria Schoener, Presidenf: Beverly Barkrnan, Assisfan? Secrelaryi Dorolhy Carlson, Sec- relary: Lillian Evans, Assislanf Treasurer. Sfanding, lirsf row: June Baufz, Carolyn Gill, Zurh Faulkner, Geraldine Wrighf, June Parry, Caroline Giess, Don Pelerson, Firsl Vice-Presidenl: Lulher Wilson, Second Vice President Rosemarie Lom- bardo, Beverly Erickson, Eleanor Bloomsfrand, Genevieve Porler, Alice McGill, Kafhryn Swarl, Virginia Bucklaew. Second row: Richard Hedberg, Jerry Scoff, Gerfrude Klomp, Joyce Warner, Geraldine Gales, Marilyn Young, Evelyn Carlson, Priscilla Holcomb, ldamay Bolles, Ebba Winans, Morris Prari, Richard Sfaples, Bruce Carlson, Jack Smilh, Rob- erf Ribbing, Donald Carlson. Back row: Mrs. Efhel Whifney, Rodney Williamson, Don Scolf, James Carley, Milfon Carnahan, Harold Scholin, Priscilla Kufz, Barbara Wolfe, Leah Wheeler, Roberl Emond, Virginia Sholls, Wesley Fanale, Neil McCroy, Duane Kisshauer, Mrs. Myrlle Dennison. 'Wei ,I W sz, gf F 21' V 5 . 4 0 J mmf ' T . .U Q. P i 5' -Apr Tf' .1 1 I 41, ' L-1, 1 X1 M X I 1 X f L Tl-IE BAND Firxi row: Duane Kisshauer, Jerome Burrows, Dorolhy Buclclaew, Janis Hanson, Phyllis Hanson Audrey Henson, Dwighl Porler, Richard Walker, Second row: Richard Widlund, Richard l-led berg. Warren Lind, LeRoy Cook, Dorolhy Widlund, Rosalie Hedberg, Daniel Foster, Willard Tib bells, James Callison, Raymond Eclcholrn, Mr. Wallon l-luesfis. Third row: Richard Chapman Thomas Sfrong, Alan Sandberg. Richard Swanson. Sherman Brooks, Grace Paolillo. Carolyn Gill Ramon Hedburg. CLARINET l QUARTETTE Leff fo right Jerome Burrows, Janis Henson, Phyllis Henson, Dwighf Porier. 1 GLEE CLUB Lefl fo righi, fronf row: Berdena LaBaron, Vivian Adams, Dorolhy Wolfe, Caryl Carlsen, Joyce Ogren, Lois lllingworlh, Shirley Stoll, Audrey Seeger. Second row: Harrie? Spelling, Cleo Jaclr- son, Calherine Buclclaew, Belly Chamberlin, Barbara Green, June Roof, Belly Seiberg, Eloise Mosher, Helen J. Fornell. Third row: Belly Carnahan, Shirley Bulls, Jeanne Forscey, Elinor Gales, Emerald Jaclmson, Marilyn Ericson, Beverly Spencer, Rosalie Hedberg, Grace Paolillo, Mr. Wallon l-leuslis. Back row: Charles Neubauer, l-lerberl' Seiberg, Harold Sandberg, James Lallimore, Lowell Maxwell, LeRoy Cook, Sherman Broolzs, Roberl McCray, Warren Lind, Roger Seeger, Norman Swarl, Roberl Lallirnore. PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM ALL ON ACCOUNT OF LUELLAH N Friday, November l5, l94O, All On Accounf of Luella , a lhree-acf comedy by Richard Paulding, was presenfed by lhe Senior Class in The Celoron High School audiforium. A capacify audience followed 'rhe 'rrials and fribulafions of fhe Hopper family. The only son, Sfulcey, was 'frying wifh lhe aid of his youngesf sisfer, Daisy, and his besf pal, Slim Sommers, fo rebuild The baffered ruins of Cenfral High School's foof- ball feam. The reason for ifs dilapidafed condifion was fhaf Jerry Deane, fhe fool'- ball coach and mafhemafics insfrucfor of Cenfral High, had become infafuafed wifh Sfulcey's oldesl sisfer Luella, and forgoffen all aboul' fhe feam. So fhe fhree young- sfers hired a German refugee plumber, Niclc von Rudolph, fo pose as a rich Cuban coffee grower and falce Luella away from Jerry. Luella was really a beaufiful, cold- hearfed flirl, while her younger sisfer, Caroline, fhough nof so glamorous, had a far more pleasing personalify. The children's Aunf Harrief, a maiden school feacher, was opposed fo foolball and planned when she became principal fo do away wifh if. Fafher William Hopper and his wife, Emily, were iusl ordinary people, frying fo raise fheir children in a nor- mal manner. Much comedy was supplied by fhe love affair and quarrels of 'rhe Ger- man coolc, Hilda, and fhe Swedish boy-friend, Olaf. ln fhe final acl Aunf Harrief decided fhaf foofball is all righf affer all, Jerry dis- covered 'lhaf he and Caroline loved each ofher, Hilda and Olaf were married, and Nick gave Luella a regular, old-fashioned spanking. CAST Fafher Hopper ... ..... Harold Lind Daisy ... ...... Shirley Scoff Mofher Hopper .. ....... Elaine Menz Slim .,.. .... l. eRoy Apofosh Luella ,,.,.,.. . ... Jeanne Linquisf Hilda ... ... Helen J. Fornell Sfulrey ....,..,. ...., W esley Oberg Olaf .......... .... H arold Pearson Caroline ......... ....... A udrey Seager Jerry ......... ,, .. Milfon Linquisf Aunf Harrief .... ,..... F lorencs Bachelor Niclc ............. Kennefh Gladd Directors-Bernice L. Hafch and Reber? Turner. DRAMATIC CLUB Leif lo righf, fronl row: Grace Paolillo, Lillian Guslalson, Joyce Ogren. Lois lllingworlh, Belly Lou Mason, Marguerile Sames. Helen Lindquisl, Daniel Fosler. Joyce See, Dean Weborg, LeRoy Apolosh. Second row: June Evans, Evelyn McCray, Carol Anderson, Shirley Bulls, Caryl Carlson, Rosalie Hedberg, Dorolhy Carlson, Dallas Traylor, Miss Pauline Lopus, Miss Jeanne Anderson. Buck row: Willard Tibbells, John Slormer, Roberl McCray, Roger Mason, Daniel Holmes. C. l-l. S. -MASQLIERADERS N lhe fall of l94O fhe Dramalic Club mel under The supervision of Miss Pauline Lopus and Miss Jeanne Anderson. Oflicers were chosen as follows: Presidenl, Marguerile Sames: Vice-Presidenl, Daniel Foslerg Secrelary, Joyce See, and Treasurer, Helen Lindquisl. A new name. The Masqueradersn was chosen for The club. The firsr aclivily for lhe year was a dinner held by lhe J.H.S. Prelenders and Thespians for malcing plans for a Dramalic Fesrival lo be held April 25 in Jameslown. Miss Lopus and Rosalie Hedburg were chosen as represenlalives from our group. A radio division was organized as a branch of lhe Masqueraders. Voice lryouls were held over lhe new broadcasling syslem. One broadcasl was made lo lhe school. a shorr slcil' for Abraham Lincoln's birlhday. Parlicipanls were Daniel Fosler, Willard Tibbefls, and Lois lllingworlh wirh Marguerile Sames -as announcer. A new make-up deparlmenl was organized. The commillee made plans for a new malce-up sel which will be more complele. A one-acl play, Kiss lhe Slar was chosen for fhe lournamenl. Kiss lhe Shar proved fo be a sparkling college comedy. Characlers were chosen as follows: Ken Mason, Daniel Fosler: Mary, Marguerile Sames: Berl Niles, LeRoy A-polosh: Frosh. John Slormer: Hiram Hifcherpuss, Willard Tibbellsz Frances Fulsom. Rosalie Hedberg. This play was direcled by Pauline Lopus and various assisranls. Anolher one-acl play was chosen 'ro be presenled May 5. for fhe Molhers' Alum- nae. An all girl cas? presenled rhe rollicking comedy, Seeing's Believing . The direclor was Jeanne Anderson. X xf K F, -'71 -'-' f,' , x F 1 , C. N0 Amgfv X ks 4 IF, I E K A Zi' son' pm fig i ,rv K' ,7 ,EAS D fri? 11..- f xi, 2 - 5 f-3+ H-3 f-'iff ,Zn f , f f f ::.a-f'1+Af4A k '- 4 1 eos, ' ' wo5a1. lI' Xx dzj-4 Qs My I XPQX Q' I h I - 4 ' df ,:.-f' g,,A --- 6 X gw , P ' Qi 4 s 0 Q x ' 4 ' 5656 '17 e 3 '4 . 0 .i 3 'A L 5 1 1 1 ,1 L 62:7 x V , K kk X ft' J? I ' q lo Lof? to righf, firsf row: Harold Sandberg, Roberf Eck, Harold Lind, Warren Lind. Second row: Paul Anderson, LeRoy Apofosh. Roberf Olson, Daniel Holmes, Diclc Hulfr-nan, Richard Swanson, Jerome Burrows, Jacl: Schulfz, Mr, Lloyd Miller. Third row: Alden Hanson, Edison LeRoy, Roberf Larfimore, Robert Eclrberg, William Adams, John Giess, Kenneth Gladd. Lowell Maxwell, Alan Sandberg. l-li-Y THE officers of fhe Hi-Y are: President Harold Lind: Vice-President Roberf Eclc: Treasurer, Warren Lind: Secrelary, Harold Sandberg: Represeniafive, Leslie Wi- nans: Ediror, Edison LeRoy: Adviser, Mr. Lloyd Miller. The Celoron Hi-Y is a branch of 'rhe Narional Hi-Y. This branch was sfariecl 'rhrough The ehcorfs of Mr. Miller, our adviser. The purpose of 'lhe Hi-Y is fo crea+e, mainlain, and exfend rhroughouf fhe school and communiry, high slandards of Chrisfian charac'rer. The plaiform is clean speech, clean living. and clean spor+s. The charier members are: Harold Lind, Roberl' Eclc, Warren Lind. Harold Sand- ii berg, Leslie Winans, Edison LeRoy, Daniel Holmes, LeRoy Apolosh, Richard Swanson, John Giess, Jack Schuliz, Roberi' Olson, Daniel Fosler, Kennerh Gladd. and Rober+ li Hoover. l The Hi-Y has successfully given +wo school dances. The lasl dance was fhe firsf ll xv' regular dance wifh an orcheslra. The Hi-Y has also pu? on a mofion picfure The fly ,S World Afire , and a shorf feafure. ' g- 9 The Celoron Hi-Y senr 'rwo delegafes. Leslie Winans and Harold Lind, and Mr. QT 5 Miller To fhe Hi-Y Conveniion al' Albany, on December I3. Boys and girls of 'ihe T' New York Sfafe Hi-Y's fool: charge of +he sfaie governmenl for lhree days. l J The Hi-Y wishes fo lhanlc +he feachers, Mr. PileHe. and ihe Board of Educalion for lheir fine cooperafion and fhe use of fhe school. J-fel'-1+ EWSW' Q iff ,sf f ye . ,, :J 4.-me.. Seated: Charles Neubauer. Front row seated, left to right: Paul Anderson, War- ren Lind, Robert Ecli, Har- old Lind, Edison LeRoy, Donald Chapman, Robert Illingworth. Second row: William Adams, Marvin Yasher, Albert Lundgren, Carl Swanson, Dean We- borg, Richard Carlson, Richard Chapman, Adviser. Back row: Richard Carlson, Herbert Seiberg, Robert Sandberg, Jerry Haskell, Alden Hanson, David Law- ergren, LaVerne Carlson, Floyd Brown. HE Sigma Gamma Phi traternity has exerted its ettorts the past year tor the betterment ot our school and our community. The aim of the brother- hood is to create high standards ot' character. The Kappa Zeta Chi society and Sigma Gamma Phi fraternity combined to present a three-act farce en- titled Cheerio My Dear . A record crowd attended and a successtul pertormance was given. The organization now has an active membership ot twenty-three brothers. HIS year has been a very successful one for Delta Sigma Chapter ot the Chi Sigma Chi fraternity, tor a spirit ot' real brotherhood has developed. Chi Sigma Chi is based on the belief that the most important duty of man is the improvement of his intellectual, moral, and social being. lts chief Sllillll HHMMH PHI Seated front row, left to right: Howard Terry. Wesley Oberq, Willard Tibbetts. Second row: Daniel Foster, Richard Swanson, Roger Seager, Norman Swart, Buddy Showers, Robert Ecli- burg, Robert Olson. Third row: Harold Pear- son, Donald Nelson, Jaclr Roberts, Leslie Win- ans, Kenneth Gladd, Eugene Anderson, Milton Linquist, Leslie Whitcomb. characteristic is an honorable friendship which, while it pardons the faults ot each, strives to improve and reform. Fifteen boys have become Chi Sigma Chi brothers this year. At present there are more than thirty active members in the school. ln addition to its regu- lar meetings, Delta Sigma Chapter has held round table discussions, tureen suppers, and parties ot all kinds. The annual banquet was held on the evening ot Saturday, March IS, l94l, at the Hotel James- town. Thirty-eight members were present and this was one ot our most outstanding events of the year. The chapter is especially proud of its members who have attended and are attending such colleges and universities as Allegheny, Alfred, Rochester, Yale, and Leland Powers and also ot its members who are now in the United States Army or Navy. Delta Sigma Chapter talces this opportunity ot wishing success and happiness to the class of l94I. KHPPH PHI Lofl lo righl, fronl row: Joyce See, Priscilla Holcomb, June Rool, Dorolhy Buclclaew, Bev- erly Spencer, Barbara Fields. Second row: Anila Whilcomb, Bellina Hays, Florence Bach- elor, Calherine Buclrlaew, Cleo Jackson, Barbara Rensleldl, Elinor Gales, Berdena LaBaron. Back row: Violel Kalen, Marguerile Sames, Rosalie Hedberg. Audrey Zimmerman. N February, I937, lhe Bela Chapler ol lhe Kappa Zela Chi was inauguraled in Celoron High School. This chapler, a branch ol lhe Jameslown Kappa Zela Chi, was slarl- ed by live high school girls, whose aim was lo creale loyally, lriendship, and good will among ils members. Now, four years laler, lhe K. Z. X. Sociely has a membership ol almosl lhirly members. ln Augusl, I94O, lhe Kappa Zela Chi mem- bers spenl a delighllul week al Findley Lalce. To earn money lor ils lreasury, lhe organ- izalion has held many aclivilies, including slcaling parlies, rummage sale, and a ioinl play wilh lhe Sigma Gamma Phi lralernily. The members ol lhis sociely slrive lo up- hold a high scholaslic slanding, a Chrislian allilude, good characler, and willing cooper- alion in all aclivilies. Firsl row: Evelyn McCray, Shir- ley Bulls. Belly Chamberlin, Mar- Audrey Hanson, Jeanne Linquisl, Frances Hoover, Doris Hoover, Belly Hoover, Shirley Scoll, Jeanne Forscey. Third row: Dora ly Brown, Belly Seiberg, Priscilla Zahn, Mae Seiberg, June Nord, Helen Lindquisl. Back row: Dor- olhy Wolle, Vivian Adams, Caryl Carlson, Lillian Guslalson, Lois lllingworlh, Belly Lou Mason, Charlolle Lawson, Audraw Seager, Maxine Swarl. HE Kappa Phi sociely mel in lhe lall ol' l94O and reorganized lor lhis school year. The organizalion has held many successful aclivilies during lhe pasl few monlhs. The members ol lhis sociely aim lo creale a high slandard ol good characler, a high scholaslic slanding and a Chrislian allilude. Ten girls have become Kappa Phi mem- bers lhis year. ln addilion lo regular meel- ings, lhe sociely has held numerous aclivilies such as round lable discussions, lureen sup- pers and gel-logelher parlies. Various plans lor lhe summer monlhs are now under discussion. . ian Woodard. Second row: Ferguson, Carol Anderson, Bel- Leff fo righf, 'fronf row: Gloria Lepp, Ballina Hays, Evelyn McCray, Marian Woodard, Belly Lou Mason, Florence Bachelor, Shirley Scofl, LeRoy Apofosh, Janis Hanson, Phyllis Hanson, Cafherina Buclrlaew, Jessie Neubauer, Jeannelle Chrislian, Alberline Van House. Joyce Squier. Second row: Dallas Traylor, Violel Reeves, Beverly Spencer, Jeanne Linquisl, Helen Lindquisl. Marian Pra'r'r, Dor- ofhy Carlson, Lois Turner, Susan McGill. Violef Hager, June Zimmerman, Marquerile Sames, Bea- lrice Carlson. Audrey Zimmerman, Barbara Green. Miss Rira Schworm. Back row: Carol Anderson, Shirley Bulls, Dorolhy Buclclaew, James Lallimore, Harold E. Lind, Daniel Holmes, Lillian Gusfafson. Caryl Ca rlson. COMMERCIAL CLUB HE Commercial Club has lhe following officers: Presidenl, Shirley Scoll: Vice-Presi- denl, Beverly Spencer: Secrelary, Florence Bachelor: Treasurer, Phyllis Hanson. Only members of lhe Commercial Deparlmenl are eligible lo ioin lhe Commercial Club. Hs main lunclion is publishing lhe school newspaper Celoron Highligh'rs . Among rhe social aclivilies enjoyed rhis year was a banquef held in lhe arf room on March I3. Principal John B. Pilerle was The speaker. Jack Roberls 7 Florence Bachelor 8 Dean Weborq 9 Marilyn Ericson IO Richard Carlson ll Barbara Green I2 GUESS WHO ANSWERS Richard Swanson Carl Swanson June Zimmerman Daniel Holmes Bob Lallimore Helen J. Fornell Leslie Winans Jeanne Linquisl LeRoy Apolosh Kennelh Gladd Harold Sandberg Alberline Van House Milfon Audrey Francis Roberl Wesley Harold Linquisl' Seager Turner Eclx Oberg Lind Cafherine Buclilaew Shirley Scolr Roden Benfley Donald Nelson Marian Woodard Harold Pearson Nlllllllllllll Slllll Q Linquisl. Second row: Jessie Neubauer, Janis Hanson, Daniel Holmes, Phyllis Hanson, Calherine Bucklaew. Back row: Miss Rira Schworm, Beilina Hays, Al- Lefi +o righf, fron? row: Barbara Green, Harold Lind, LeRoy Apolosh, Jeanne Il H N H beriirie Van House, Florence Bachelor, June Zimmerman. Leff fo righf, fronf row:Jeanne Forscey, Lucy Einch, Dallas Traylor, Helen Jane Fornell, Belly Cham- berlin, Evelyn McCray, Audrey Seeger, Joyce Squier, Lois lllingworfh, Shirley Scoff, Cleo Jaclrson. Second row: Joyce Oqren, Doroihy Carlson, Marian Prafi, Marilyn Ericson, Barbara Green, Calh- erine Buclulaew, Florence Bachelor, Helen Lindquisl, Belly Seiberg, Grace Paolillo, Rosalie Hedberg. Shirley Buffs, Carol Anderson, Elinor Gales. Third row: Rifa Schworm, Lynn Thies, Advisers. Fourfh row: Robert Laiiimore, Norman Swarl, Roberf Ec'c, Kennelh G-ladd, Warren Lind, LeRoy Cook, Daniel Holmes. Edison LeRoy, Richard Anderson, James Lalfimore. Leff To righh Helen J. Fornell, Joyce Oqren, Beverly Spencer, Marilyn Ericson, VioleT Kalen, Dal- las Traylor, DoroThy Carlson. Back row: Carol Anderson, Gladys Ewing, Janis Hanson, Phyllis Han- son, Miss Pauline Lopus, Marian PraTT. sexuoia GIRL scours 'I' HIS year The Girl ScouTs of Troop I4 have conTinued To pursue The new Senior Girl ScouT plan. IT allows The girls To do wiThin reason anyThing which is oT inTeresT To Them or which They Teel will beTTer Them socially. The officers oT The Celoron Senior Troop Tor The year I94O-4I are as Tollows: ScouT Leader, Miss Pauline Lopus: LieuTenanT, Miss Lucy Nelson: PresidenT. Helen Jane Fornell: Vice-PresidenT, Janis Hanson: SecreTary, Marian PraTT: Treasurer, Beverly Spencer. The Troop meeTs every Monday evening aT The high school. A Tew oT Their social acTiviTies of The pasT year have been as follows: A supper aT The Girl ScouT Day Camp aT Lakewood, in OcTober a very enioyable l-Iallowe'en parTy aT The home oT Joyce Ogren, one parTy aT The home of BeTTy Ewing, and anoTher aT The home of The presidenT. During The pasT year They have also broadened Their knowledge by visiTing: The Bicco Ice Cream Co., The Coca-Cola pIanT, and The observaTory on Willow STreeT. They have Tried To do Their biT Tor chariTy by sewing Tor The Red Cross. During The pasT Tew weeks They have been pursuing a course, which, when They have compleTed iT, will enable Them To qualiTy as licensed iunior TirsT aiclers. The girls also parTicipaTed in The annual cookie sale which was very successful. For The concuding evenT oT Their year, The girls enjoyed a deIighTTul week-end aT The Girl ScouT Camp, NewaTah, on ChauTauqua Lake. rg,-ng r Sp ..-L. L I R III I 3'-gfwi.-..-Q WAV... 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We are expecfing a much befler season lhis year, as lhe players will have had much more ex- perience. The previous season, Celoron won in their league and The counfy championship. The resulfs of this six game l940 schedule follow: Celoron Brocfon Celoron .... Chaufauqua Celoron Mayville . Celoron Brocfon Celoron Celoron .... Celoron .... Mayville .. Chaufauqua Opponents Leff fo righf, fronl' row: Donald Chapman. Willard Tibbells, Roger Mason, Alberl Lundgren, Daniel Holmes, Leslie Whilcomb, James l.a1limore. Second row: Coach Phillips, Harold Sfaples, Carl Swanson, Marvin Yasher, Don Scoff, Lowell Maxwell, Alden Hanson. Leff lo righf, fron? row: Roberl Olson, Eugene Anderson. Jack Roberls, Marvin Yasher, Roberr lllingworlh, William Adams, Back row: Donald Chapman, Alberf Lundgren, Roberl Eck, Mr. Bryon Phillips, Kenneih G-ladd, Carl Swanson, Paul Anderson. 1-9' 4 ' O ELORON had several lrack meels lasi year and did ex- ceplionally well. ln The ln- vilalional Meei held al' Lakewood, Celoron look second place, close- ly followed by Foresfville and Broclon, Lakewood being in 'lirsl place. A Triangular Meer was held ar Silver Creek belween Celoron, Foresfville, 'and Broc- lon wilh lhe leams finishing in fha? order. The only nigh? meel was belween Jameslown and The suburban schools of Lakewood. Falconer and Celoron. The mae? was very close unlil Jameslown swepi lhe discus and hurdles. Celoron confribufed five poinfs when Bill Quisr look firsl in rhe sho? pul. ln fhe Counry Meal held al Dunkirk, Celoron look second lo a highly favored Lake- wood leam. Lafl fo righl, sealed: Coach Phillips, Millon Linquisl, Alberl Lundgren, Don Nelson, James Lalfimore, Buddy Showers. Slanding: Jeep Anderson, Robert Olson, Marvin Yasher, Warren Lind, Paul Anderson, Leslie Winans. Laverne Carlson, Jack Schultz. BASKETBALL HE l94O-4l season proved ralher dark for The Celoron varsily, Iallying 5 wins and I I losses. The mosl exciling games were wilh Cherry Creek and Chaulauqua here. The mos? oulsfanding game was The defeal of favored Sherman leam in 'Ihe final game. We are expecling a very good season nexl year, as lhis year's reserves won I3 oul' of I6 games. VARSITY RESERVES Celoron Bemus Poinf ..,. 24 Celoron Bemus Poinf Celoron Randolph .... .... 3 O Celoron Randolph .. Celoron .,...... Clymer .... .... 3 O Celoron .,...... Clymer ..... Celoron ....,... Ripley .... .,.. 2 I Celoron Ripley ....., Celoron ,..., .. Frewsburg ,. .... I4 Celoron Frewsburg . Celoron Mayville .... 34 Celoron Mayville Celoron Chaulauqua ,, .... I9 Celoron Chaulauqua Celoron Lakewood .. .... I7 Celoron Lakewood .. Celoron Sherman . .,.. 25 Celoron Sherman . Celoron Clymer .... ..,. I 2 Celoron Clymer ..... Celoron ..,..... Frewsburg ... .... ll Celoron ,.,..... Frewsburg . Celoron Cherry Creek ..., 27 Celoron Cherry Creek Celoron .,...... Mayville ..... ..., 2 5 Celoron .....,.. Mayville Celoron ........ Chaulauqua .. .... 40 Celoron .,...... Chautauqua Celoron ......., Lakewood .. ..., 27 Celoron Lakewood ,. Celoron ........ Sherman .,.. ..,... 2 3 Celoron Sherman Celoron Opponenls .. ..,. 379 Celoron Opponenfs . lllllll-HHII N Salurday, April 5, l94l, lwelve valley ball players from our school lraveled fo Dunlrirlr lo compele in The counly play-ohls. The following boys made lhe frip: Eugene Anderson, Donald Nelson, Al- berl Lundqren. Kennelh Gladd, Wesley Oberg, Roberl Olson, John Giess, Marvin Yasher, Roberl Eck, Harold Pearson, Roger Mason, and Richard Carl- son. RESULTS OF LEAGUE ll Won Lost Foresfville I0 0 Celeron .,.. 6 4 Cassadaga .... 3 7 Cherry Creek 2 8 Soufh Daylon . .. .... . I 9 Chaufauqua ......,....... 0 I0 In lhe Finals, Dunkirk won from Foresfville I5-0 and I5-II. Q . is Q W ,. mgifl Leff lo righl, fronf row: Marvin Yasher, Wesley Oberg, Roberl Olson, Donald Nelson, Richard Carlson, John Giess. Second row: I-Iarold Pearson, Eugene Anderson, Alberf Lundgren, Kennelh Gladd, Roberl ECI, Mr. Byron Phillips, Roger Mason. Scaled lofi fo righl, Grd row: Willard Tibbefls, Roberf McCray, Alberl Lundgren. Jeep Anderson. Second row: Richard Carlson, Wesley Oberq, Roberl lllingworlh, Leslie Whilcomb. Slanding: Mr. Byron Phillips, Milfon Linquisl, Roger Mason, Jael: Schullz, Marvin Yasher, Carl Swanson. Donald Chapman. GAINST very slill compell- +ion lhe Celoron Soccer leam won lhree our of five games. The Iwo oulslanding games were wilh Randolph. The game al Randolph was an over- rime game which Celoron losl fwo Io one. The game al Cel- oron was played in a driving rain. Celoron ..,. I Callarauqus .... 0 Celoron ,... 2 Foresfville ....,. I Celoron .... I Randolph . .,.... 2 Ioverlimel Celoron .... 0 Foreslville ...... I CeIoron..,. I Randolph ...... . 0 Celoron .... 5 Opponenls ...,. 4 Many sludenfs are hopeful of having six-man foofball in place of soccer nexl season. Audrey Seeger, Audrey Zimmerman, Cafherine Buclrlaew, l l JMOTIVE ENGINEERS Lal! fo right Loo Laquay, Floyd Bachelor, Edward lulman, William Gill. TEN YEARS AGO -1931 This page is dedicaTed To The memory of The,laTe Donald Boardman who was ediTor of The l93I Annual. Through some good TorTune, we have managed To secure The TirsT ediTion of The Celeron High School Senior Annual, known as The Pioneer . While Thumbing Through The pages of This book, which will bring back memories To some of our Teachers, we Tound some inTeresTing Things, for example, The large graduaTing class of seven. Those on This lisT are AuTumn Boardman, Theodore Wi- sTran, William Adams, Florence Johnson, Max Allen, Marion QuisT, and Paul Hawkin- SOD. Among The iTems included in This book were school songs, Table oT conTenTs, pre- senTaTion of key of knowledge. a census of The Seniors, a Who's Who page, The Two posT graduaTes' picTures-one oT The laTe Donald Boardman and The oTher of William Hillwig-Glee Club and OrchesTra picTures, aThleTic arTicles. iokes and alumni news. This poem was wriTTen by The laTe Donald Boardman, ediTor of The l93l Pioneer , REMlNISCENCES Happy are The days you spenT aT Celeron Many are The Triends you IosT and won. Remember how we oTTen laughed and chaTTed Of The Time, The happy Time when we'd be done. BuT now The days are swiTTly, swiTTly passing, And Time brings near The coming faTeTul day. For CommencemenT week is loiTering 'round 'Tis Then you Think of pals you'll leave behind you. AbouT your school days long ago begun, And as you pass 'neaTh The doorway, ouTwards. Seize The memories and hold Them every one. ln aTTer years when on This page you're gazing, ForgeT your earThly woes and wiTh me come. Back alonq The lane of happy years we spenT The corner. TogeTher- And The old school days are fading TasT AT our Alma MaTer, Dear Old Cel-o-ronl away. A 5f2.4., Gwen 3.TTaJ1-1-. gf-4 ' I gy. 70 3-fu-fu, .Zlcud 4. ff- T MLM a,uZJM,aQ0fM-ff f4,z,G.411fz, dm5Q.cy ef u f o'T,n'. i ,firms 9,4 T 5 W- gg, '14, Kg.: 3306 Fauxkhbf w Gini cguztts 5 A le .XgQDc1nniSoYT Vi mia Qdqllen aj Enya pw' . de Im M1 Q Mm M Q, WJ vosf X A 21,0 451 V' 552755 S' S' 'fm X, U W W it cafe' A I MAI L l Xu I on 17 W tw EHIVS J 4 N ig ly 29 Q22 sf-T3 O . FTvl1.Y6g'M'Y'x6T'?QTYGang ' 09.2 x X' ' 'Wu W - 'I 'awe I 2, viii-L 0 ' on Q Kiwi: Q.0QSf52V? 'if' X9 M wwf Shiny X' ef., Q iff ' ' ff QJFIEW 5 e:'1x va' x Q 5 M CJLMJ -A LV x-VFR. 802' 939. flfw jrzx , XLX iffy 4.4 gfgm .6685 9 Nexbnh ' ,fc-l. 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Bashful Mori' Sophislicaied Besi Dancer Mosl Versalile Mos? Sfudious Mosl' Polife Besf Sporf Biggesi' Flirl' Mosl' A+hle+ic Mos? Talltafive Mos? Dignified Mosf Friendly Mosf AH'rac1'ive The Cufesf Mos+ Talenfed Mosi' Dependable Jolliesf Nea+es+ Mosl Curious Mos+ S+ubborn Funniesl Harold Lind Millon Linquisl' Francis Turner Carl Swanson Alan Sandberg Harold Sandberg Bob Lallimore Millon Linquisl' Harold Sandberg Daniel Holmes Bob Olson Carl Swanson Jeep Anderson Gabby Nelson Daniel Holmes Carl Swanson Leslie Winans Jaclc Schuliz Jimmie Laflimore Daniel Fosfer Edison LeRoy Jerome Burrows LeRoy Apolosh Wesley Oberg Dulce Yasher 5 1 Q 1- .s .N .mam f. .cs Firsl row, Ieff 'Io righh Joyce Warner, Geraldine Gales, June Baufz, Genevieve Porler, Eleanor Bloomsrrand, June Parry. Second row: Caroline Giess, Priscilla Kulz, Valeria Schoener, Idamay Bolles, Virginia Buclclaew, Evelyn Carlson. Third row: Myrlle Dennison ladviserl, Elhel Whilney Iadviserl, Barbara Wolfe, Leah Wheeler, Carolyn Gill. THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATIC CLUB HE club was organized in Seplember, I94O. Ivleelings were held Iwice a monlh. During Jrhe year, a number of one-acl plays were presenred and lime was spenr sfudy- ing make-up 'lor cerlain Iypes of characlers. The club also had an opporlunily Io worlc wirh lhe sound syslem by presenling some one-acl' plays over il. The officers are: Presidenl' ..... .,..,......,..,.. . . Eleanor Bloomslrand Vice-Presiclenl . . . . . . Genevieve Porler Secrelary ..... ........ J une Baulz Treasurer .... ..,.. . . ....... ........ ..,,...... L i llian Evans GIRL SCOUT TROOP No. 28 Firsf row: Joyce Warner, Edna Greiner, Geraldine Wriqhf, June Parry, Eleanor Bloomslrand, Lois Elcholm. Laura Coolr, Jean Wisrran. Second row: Miss Frances Elcholm, June Baulz, Joyce Hill. Genevieve Porler, Gwenlyn LeRoy, Marybelle Pilefre, Rulh Marhnson, Mrs. Olive Faulkner. awww of CHAUTAUQUA PLYWOCDD CORPCRATION WOULDN'T IT BE ODD IF ONE REALLY: I. Wen+ lo bed wilh 'rhe chickens 2. Hung his head 3. Swep+ +he floor wifh a glance 4. Dropped his eyes 5. Los+ one's head 6. Jumped al conclusions' lluull-sylvlll nu. GROCETERIAS Locally Owned and Operaled Has Served This Communify Over 33 Years Compliments Of STEVE 8g DICK'S GARAGE VV V 242 DUNHAM AVENUE CELORON, N. Y. Compliments of BESH-GE-TOOR Music HOUSE 4a4hmoanl 1460. 844644 5lnap 243 Fairmounf Ave. Ladies' and Children's Hair Culfing at Specially UNION SHOP Best Wishes BOB ELDERKlN'S RED AND WHITE STORE CELORON, N. Y. Compliments of PARISIAN BEAUTY SALON 22 EAST THIRD STREET PHONE 4065 Compliments of Mallare's Restaurant LAKEWOOD ROAD For Fresher Bread Tomorrow Buy Tasty Bread Today TASTY BAKING By Jones PARK CLEANERS 24I FAIRMOUNT AVE. 3 Hour Service C. W. COXSON'S INDEPENDENT CREAMERY Grade A Milk and Cream 225 STEELE ST., JAMESTOWN,N.Y NORGE PHILCO APEX ZENITH HIHHH HHHIH SHHP fries and Qrvice 205-207 EAST THIRD ST. OPPOSITE CITY I-IALI. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. 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P5000 54-'25 P5000 44-545 Freezer Fresh Ice Cream SWHN KINIIHII SIHVIIII COR. 3rd AND HUNT RD. em To-HE HABIT OF TRADING HERE gl LUNDOUIST HARDWARE Compliments Compliments 66446564-Sieafun ea. of James+own's Largesf Men's and Boys' S'rore . allffl OZAFNI' H5515 SPORTING GOODS Compliments GUY SAXTON Of Everything for the KAPPA PHI SOCIETY Well Dressed Man Fine Gifts of Iewelry You'll Always Enioy Shopping A+ BASSETT'S 302 N. MAIN ST. JAMESTOWN. N. Y. The Best in Flowers At All Times HEELAS FLOWER SHOP 2I4 Cherry S+. Ho1'eI Samuels Bldg. For Real Flavor - lI's HOLSUM BREAD Fresh as +he Sunrise STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS GIFTS HHH-llllNN lll. Dedicated to MH. LAWRENCE G. BENSON Who 'laughf us mafhemalics for fhree years, and who Iefl' us 'this year in January. ROBERT ECK KENNETH GLADD DANIEL HOLMES ROBERT LATTIMORE HAROLD LlND MILTON LINOUIST RICHARD SWANSON DEAN WEBORG Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Best Wishes from JAMESTOWN MUNICIPAL rEELY's FRUIT MARKET A'R 0RT Compliments of ClTIZEN'S BAKING COMPANY BAKERS OF BUTTER-TOP PRODUCTS JAMESTOWN, N. Y. DEV'S BARBER SHOP All S+uclen+s 25c Union Shop Air Conditioned ELMER FIELDS slill runs flwe Besf Garage on S+eele S+ree'r It's the only one! Congratulations from B 8a G NEWS CO. One-Sfop News Stands 20I W. 3rd S+. 8 E. 3rd Sf. Compliments of FULTON'S MARKET, INC. Dealers in All Kinds of Sea Food III E. Third S+. James+own, N. Y. PHONE 6-I69 MOORE SEED STORE Seeds, Bulbs, Planfs Poulfry and Pe? Sfoclc Supplies I7 w. zna STREET JAMESTOWN, N. Y. FLOWERS LINDSTROM and MEYER zza WEST ri-uno STREET JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Congrafulalions fo lime Graduaiing Class of '4l Compliments of the Hi-Y EKLUND AND IRULIFSON CONTRACTORS PHONE 64-765 LAKEWOOD, N. Y. 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Washers Hea+ers Ranges and aII kinds of EIec'rricaI AppIiances JOHNNY VAN 4 BROOKLYN SQUARE, JAMESTOWN Dry Cleaning Reconditioned Clothing VAN DOES BUSINESS ON THE SQUARE BROSTROM-CONNER A Good Place to Buy Good Shoes I8 EAST THIRD STREET THE CAMP ART COMPANY PHOTOGRAPHERS Knew addressl l2l WEST 4TH STREET JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK J. STUART HUSBAND ELLEN A. HUSBAND Mvez' your friends at S KATELAN D CELORON PARK THE RINK OF REFINEMENT Skafing Every Evening 7:30 Mai. Sai. and Sun. 2:00 P. M. Special Rafes +0 Parfies of 25 or more PHONE 6-B55 Experf un T uchons for bofh beginners and advanced skaders ELECTRIC HAMMOND ORGAN Congratulations to floe C. H. S. Gradualilzg Class from JOURNAL PRESS, INC Le+'rerpress Prin+ing OFfse+ Lifhog ra phy 2I2-2I6 W. SECOND STREET Congratulations Class of 1941 THE HUMIDOR are AT SPRING sr. JAMESTOWN ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCE SHOP We design and make appliances for all parIs of The body Ilb E. 2nd S+. Phone 62 665 JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Compliments of SIGMA GAMMA PI-II Compliments of CLAYTON'S DAIRY Fraternity STORE Compliments Our Good Wishes of to the HEDBERGNS HOME BAKERY Class Of ,41 277 WILLARD ST. fi? and HEDBERG'S DELICATESSEN 32 FOREST Ave. LIND'S MARKET LAKEwooD Ro. .CLI-IH 5 P o R 'r s H o JAMESTOWN NEW YORK Congratulations from Harry Burgeson, Prop. BURGESON STERLING SERVICE STATION W. 3rd Sf. and Brooklyn Square FULMER'S DAIRY STORE DAWN DONUTS features ,, , . ,, cRoSBY's COUNTRY MAID Time 5 D'5m 'Ce ICE CREAM C. H. SANDBER6, Prop. Dedicated to MR. ELTON J. SEYMOUR Our Chapfer Adviser Whose unfiring efforfs have done much foward 'rhe be'r+ermen+ of our chapfer. 1 -T DELTA SIGMA CHAPTER CI-II-SIGMA-CI-II Offering fhe Choices'r Wine Compliments of HANSON'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS CELORON, N. Y. Best Wishes from the NEW CELORON LIOUOR STORE and Liquor af A'r'rrac'rive Prices WATCHES El ' PHONE 74-l7l Q?L2n ws --- WaHI'1am + I-Iamilfon 0 HARRY WOLF Tavannes 5.00.00 MGR. Baldwin az . fl 44 I Plenfy of room B I To park 7 EAST THIRD STREET Compliments of MILLER'S DINER FALCONER, N. Y. FLACK'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE 2I2 WEST THIRD ST. S FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ANNUAL Balance from Ias'r year .......................... S 00.00 Sale of pencils and shoelaces .23 Graff money ....... . . 978.63 Sale of Annuals ........... .... 4 7,348.00 Unemployed Benefif Fund .... l.25 War Relief for Brilain ..,. .................. . Ol TOTAL RECEIPTS S48,328.I2 PAID OUT Floyd Young's Campaign Fund ...... ..... S I.999.00 Hush money, FaCrrl+y ,... . . .. 2.0: Fines lo Merlon Pralf ...... .03If2 Gave Io poor slarving Efhiopians ......... .I7 Trip Io Europe for Mrs. Porrer IRound Iripl .... 2.38 Three shares in Ilwe Brooklyn Bridge ...... .75 Pails for Annuals ..... . ................... 46.323.60 - TOTAL EXPENSE 548.327.9472 Lefl Io Mr. Pilelfe for office equipmenl .......... . 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