Celoron High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Celoron, NY)

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Audrey Seeger, Audrey Zimmerman, Cafherine Buclrlaew, l l JMOTIVE ENGINEERS Lal! fo right Loo Laquay, Floyd Bachelor, Edward lulman, William Gill.

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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.

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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' .