Celoron High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Celoron, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1942 volume:

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' ' 1 .'f1f'r'Q'rvY , -1 in ' RQ X I R ' ' ' : 'T NHL S My 33 DEDICATE THIS YEAR BOOK -.-. . I '-I f -2 s venue? fgofew capable direcfor of The arf deparimenf. His ePFor+s have inspired in sfudenfs an earnesf desire io excel in The field of arfisiic expression. I-ie has lenf his ufmosf e1CFor+s To fhe successful complefion of ihe Sen+inel for 'rhe pasf +wo years. jig C-SEM! C5245 Seafed, leff fo righfz Beifina Hays, Phyllis Hanson. Janis Hanson. Sfanding: Beverly Spencer, Jaclc Sclwulfz, Roberf Eclcberq, Richard Anderson. Willard Tibbeffs, Mr. Jacll Rose, Evelyn McCray, Mr. Ramsey Rogers, Barbara Field, Mrs. Bernice Hafch, Dorolhy Carlson, Mr. Fuifon McKay, Jeanne Forscey, Alan Sandberg, Principal John B. Pileffe. BEVERLY SPENCER . . , .......,.... Edilor BETTINA HAYS .... ,,., A ssisfanr Edifor JANIS HANSON ......... ....,,r............ B usiness Manager PHYLLIS HANSON .........,,.r......,......,..,..... Treasurer WILLARD TIBBETTS, chairman: ROBERT ECKBURG. JEANNE FORSCEY, EVELYN MCCRAY, ALAN SANDBERG Adverfising Managers JACK SCHULTZ, DOROTHY CARLSON ,...........r Pho+ography BARBARA FIELD, RICHARD ANDERSON rr.r......,.. Ar+ Edi+ors RAMSEY ROGERS. JOHN B. PILETTE, BERNICE HATCH. FULTON McKAY, RITA SCHWORM, JACK ROSE ,... Advisers 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION Lefi' lo Righf: Sherman Jacobson, Mrs. l-larold Blaisdell, Floyd Young, Waller Densh low, Conrad Nelson, John D. Windsor. FACULTY Fronf row, leff lo righl: Olive Faullcner, Bernice l-lalcla, Myrlle Dennison, Mariorie Evans, l-larriel Parlrlwursl, Principal Jolnn B. Pilelle, Floy Parker, Hazel Porler, Pauline Lopus, Alice Law, Arlene Lilly' quisl, Marqaref Slirlinq. Second row: Olive l-lanlord, Pearl Bulls, Jeanne Anderson, .lean Hullquisl, Jeannelle Anderson, Efliel Wlwilney, Priscilla Gibson, Marjorie Bell, Rosalind Jacobson, Dorollwy Gor- ber, Belly l-liclcolc, Virginia Allen, l-lelen Williamson, Third row: Byron Phillips, Fullon McKay, Ram- sey Roqers. Walton l-lueslis, Lloyd Miller, Chesler Rose. 4 CLASS HISTGRY I T was ThirTeen brieT years ago ThaT sixTy-seven bewildered youngsTers enTered kinder- garTen, some oT Them being The TirsT occupanTs oT The new kindergarTen wiTh Miss Bernard as Their capable supervisor, while oThers began Their course under The guid- ance oT Miss Becker aT Glidden. June came all Too quickly and wiTh iT, kindergarTen graduaTion. For This momenTous occasion The dismayed kindergarTeners were ouT- TiTTed as maypole dancers, and when Their songs and dances were compleTed, came The grand Tinale, The rhyThm band. Surviving The grueling ordeal oT Their TirsT commencemenT program They Tound Themselves propelled inTo The TirsT grade under The supervision oT Miss Cross and Miss Anderson. The TirsT year passed swiTTly, and when summer Time playdays were compleTed, Miss Anderson, Miss Pauline Anderson, and Miss ToTman underTook The Task oT Teach- ing Those mischievous youngsTers The TundamenTals OT learning. Third, TourTh, TiTTh, and sixTh grades came and passed by in quick succession. Among The various Teachers who Tried, someTimes vainly, To insTil some knowledge inTo Those youThTul minds were Miss ParkhursT, Mrs. Faulkner, and Miss Parker, who somehow survived The havoc caused by ThaT unpredicTable class desTined To become The class oT '42, When SepTember l936 arrived, sixTy-eighT subdued adolescenTs enTered The iunior high school. Somehow, Mrs. Dennison, Mrs. WhiTney, and Mr. PeTerson piloTed Them Through The nexT Two Treacherous years buT Then abandoned Them To The mercy of The high school. However, iT was a conTidenT group ThaT became The Freshmen Class The Tollow- ing year. Under The leadership oT Mr. Levine, The ChrisTmas assembly program, The main conTribuTion oT The Freshmen, was a huge success. However, ThaT day was desTined To remain in The memory oT The Tew Freshmen who didn'T escape iniTiaTion by The upperclassmen. Mrs. PorTer Took over The reins when The Sophomore year was reached. IT was Time ThaT The class began To Think abouT The TuTure. and consequenTly They chose To sell school supplies Tor a money making acTiviTy. This proved To be very isuccessful. CommencemenT week soon came and wiTh iT BaccaIaureaTe. AT This Time The Sopho- mores spread green arTiTicial grass over The sTage and sTeps and Tilled baskeT' aTTer- baskeT oT gorgeous spring Tlowers To be placed on The sTage. The place became a lovely bower of Tlowers. However, summer vacaTion had arrived once more and Tor a Tew weeks The class was again The careTree group oT Tormer years. All Too soon SepTember came' and wiTh iT The responsibiliTy oT The Junior year. Miss Schworm and Mr. McKay were chosen To guide The class Through The coming year. Money-making acTiviTies Tiour- ished, such as TTsh Tries and skaTing parTies. Proof oT The many. successes was The Junior-Senior Prom. For several days beTore, The commiTTees scurried abouT perform- ing Their various duTies: shorTly beTore, The school was Tilled wiTh blue balloons: The sTage became a resTTuI bower wiTh arTiTicial grass, lawn TurniTure, and scaTTered 5 flowers. Trellisses wifh masses of flowers covered fhe walls and made liffle nooks here and fhere. The scene was complefed by fhe soff music of fhe orchesfra and ihe gay laughing couples. ' Commencemenf decorafions were fhe final 'rask of fhe Juniors. Early fhaf Tues- day morning fhe nearby fields were filled with daisy pickers. Then many a long weary hour was spenf as we arranged fhe daisies and made fhe swords. Thai evening The fronf of fhe sfage was a bank of while daisies broken only by fhe green covered sfeps. The Junior girls in fheir pasfel frocks formed an arch wifh crossed swords of daisies. l-lowever, fhaf evening was soon complefed and The Juniors welcomed fhe few weeks of resf. If was once again Sepfember and room 202 was filled wifh fhe chaffer and laughfer of fhe new Senior Class. They chose Mrs. Hafch as class adviser. Time passed quickly and soon if was fime for fhe Senior play, The High School Mysferyf' This was an addifional link in fhe chain of successes. The Seniors leff fhe money mak- ing acfivifies fo fhe needy Juniors excepf for fhe sale of candy and ice cream. This added much fo fhe diminished Senior freasury and increased f-he presfige of fhe Class of '42, The year seemed fo fly by, and fhen came 'rhe Junior-Senior Prom once again. The Juniors lavishly enferfained fhe class, carrying ouf fhe spirif of fhe fimes wifh fhe pafriofic mofif. So fhe fime passed by unfil fhey complefed fhe final chap- fer of fheir hisfory as a class, and sfarfed on fheir individual hisfory wifh eager hearfs and daunfless courage. C m c--- V 1.-ifnifl 3 -35:4 XM' i : WWYVYHDIA I xi . -X g U T If ! X i Av -K. V as . fr aft' YW! T! A , ........ T ai 5-:ig-5. - X gi. .. i' Ti rw , 'E 3 6 CLASS GFFICERS Presidenf Vice Presicleni DANIEL FOSTER JOYCE SEE Secrefary Trearurer PHYLLIS HANSON JANIS HANSON Business Manager Candy Manager EDISON l.eROY MARGUERITE, SAMES Class lvlollo .,.. . . . Today Decides Tomorrow Class Colors .... ...l.,.. B lue and While Class Flower , A . .,..,, Red Rose SCENIOR CLASS Review The Senior Class of I942 has had a mos? successful and prosperous year. A com- mendable spiril' of cooperafion has prevailed. The class play, The High School Mys+ery , was presenfecl successfully Nov. 27. The Seniors were enlerlained al lhe Junior-Senior Prom held June 5 and also fhe annual Senior banquef sponsored by Darling Jewelry S+ore held al +he new Midway Pavilion on June 5. The Seniors of I942 are facing The fufure wilh lhe high ideals cullivaled during our happy years in Celoron l-ligh School. 7 1 . DANIEL FOSTER He is complete in feature, and in mind, with all qood grace to grace a gentleman, Denny , Class President Z yrs., Band President 4 yrs., Glee Club, Dramatic Club Plays 2 and 3, Sig- ma Gamma Phi, C Club, Ber- dena, Speed boats. JOYCE SEE ln lraminq an artist, art hath thus decreed, to make some good but others to exceed. Chubby , Kappa Phi, Senior Play, Vice-President of Senior Class, History C??, Dramatic Club Play 2 and 3, Artist, Most Talkative. lllllllllll WILLIAM ADAMS Full well they laughed with coun- terfeited glee, at all his iolres, for many a ioke had he. Chi Sigma Chi, C Club, Hi-Y, Baseball, Willie Alley , History. EUGENE ANDERSON Ot manner blithe and idebonairf' President of C Club, Sigma Gamma Phi, Captain of All-Star and C. H. S. Varsity Basketball teams, Soccer, Jeep Levendoski , Dora, Sports, Very Popular, Very Athletic. DOROTHY BUCKLAEW VIRGINIA BURKE The blush is beautiful, but is l have a heart with room or sometimes inconvenient. every 'ob --Bucku Band commarcial Club Glee Club Dramatic Club Latin? Intramurals, Ice Skating, Kappa c IY Phi, BIushey , Alan, Very Bashful v X4 -N NJ x ix- XX Ri X l 4 BEATRICE CARLSON CARYL CARLSON DONALD CHAPMAN ROBERT ECKBURQ '13 Devout yet cheerful, active yet As full of spirit as the month of 'fThe greatest truths are the F r hyg hearf was ,n h,5 wo,- resignedf' May, simplest: and so are the greatest and the hearf gyvefh grace unfo Beadie , Intramurals, Bob , Kappa Zeta Chi, Frat Play, Com- men- SVSVY aff School7, Wedding bells. mercial Club, Glee Club, Bud , Hi-Y, C Club, Chi Sigma Chi, Squeaky Sigma Gamma Ph Pretty Hair. Baseball, Volleyball, Chappie , HIY Yearbook Staff Model A Soccer, Track, Roller Skating, Very Football Attractive. 8 Hi lH42 JANIS HANSON 'The hand that followesf intellecl can achieve. Co-editor of Celoron High- lights , Band, Commercial Club, Business Manager of Sentinel , Treasurer of Senior Class, Treas- urer of Archery Club, Very De- pendable, Salutatorian. PHYLLIS HANSON 'Tis good-will makes intelli- gence. Co-editor of Celeron High- lights , Dick, Commercial Club, Band, Treasurer of - Sentinel , Secretary of Senior Class, Secre- tary of Archery Club, Very De- pendable. JUNE EVANS DORA FERGUSON JOHN GIESS AUDREY HANSON Habits fvfm Ch6f5Ci? . and Char' Oh thou art fairer than the eve- Nature has always had more Of manners gentle, of affeffgtiong acter is destiny. ning air, clad in the beauty of a force than education. mild. Dramatic Club, Home Ec., Buf- ihousand Sims- Johnny , Chi Sigma Chi, Senior Band, Kappa Zeta Chi, Basketball, falo?, Les . Snuffy , Kappa Zela Chi, Glee Play, Dramatic Club, Varsily Bai- Music, Roller Skating, The Quiet- Club, Jeep , The Cutest, lrelball, Hi-Y, Student Council, est. C Club, Ice Skating, Year 'round swimmin ', Big Tease. as , ALDEN HANSON Comb down his hairy look, look! it stands upright. Chi Sigma Chi, Hi-Y, C Club, Manager, Maxine, Alfonso , Bowling. BETTINA HAYS 'There is an art of reading, as well as an art of thinking, and an art of writing. Assistant Editor of Senior Annual, Tina , Kappa Phi, Library, Christmas Play, Newspaper, Com- mercial Club, Pete, Oratorical Conlesr, Intramurals, Playdays, Ice Skating, Bill, lest Sport. ROSALIE-HEDBERG EDISON LEROY Doing easily what others find it As large as lfe, and twice as difficult is talent: doing what i impossible for talent is genius.' 5 natural. Torpey , Chi Sigma Chi, Presi- KGPPG Phi, Commercial Club, dent of Hi-Y, Senior Play, V-8's, Band, Chorus, Dramatic Club, Jqlliggt, Oratorical Contest, Art Editor of Highlighls , Senior Play, Dra- matic Club, Harold, Very Digni fied, Valedictorian. V hm 1 : 'Qtr W-E5 fi 'Cl N'-Q HELEN LINDOUIST And ne'er di-d Grecian chisel trace a Nymph, Niad or a Grace, of finer form or lovelier face. Dramatic Club, Kappa Zeta Chi, Frat Play, Student Council Secre- tary, Senior Play, Volleyball, Johnny , Most Popular, Very At- tractive. ' ALBERT LUNDGREN As headstrong as an allegory on the banks of the Nile. Bulldog , Chi Sigma Chi, C Club, Soccer-Cart., Basketball -Capt., Vollaybal, Track, Base- ball, Senior Play, English IV, Skip- ping School, All-Star Basketball Team. JESSIE NEU BAUER To laugh were want of goodness and of grace: and to be grave, exceeds all pow'r of face. Windy , Roller Skating, Kappa Phi, Dancing, Happy-go-lucky, Saturday nights, Big Tease. ROBERT OLSON Oh this learning, what a thing it is. Scully , Sigma Gamma Phi, C Club, Soccer, Basketball, Volley- ball-Capt., Baseball-Capt., His- lory C, Best Sport, President of Student Council. MARGU ERITE SAMES Life is not so short but there is always lime enough for courtesy. President of Dramatic Club, Candy Manager, President of Commercial ALAN SANDBERG JACK SCHULTZ Silence is more eloquent than l am not in the role ol common words. men. Hi-Y, Sigma Gamma Phi, Honor Commercial Club, Newspaper Roll, Most Likely to Succeed, The Staff, Hi-Y, Sigma Gamma Phi, Ouietest, Most Bashful. Dramatic Club, Annual Staff, Sen- . ior Play, The Cutest, Band. Club,' ni r Play, Kappa Phi, Harry',S gynurals, Most Polite. ', Isa. Bi Y X . ,x .- ., K F gg.- 3 . ' , 9 A Elllllllllll GRACE PAOLILLO JUNE ROOT 'fUr1twiSYi51Q all the Chains that A tender heart, a will inflexible tie the hidden soul of harmony. Glee Club Kappa Phi Romer Gracie , Band, Glee Club, Dra- Skating, Coinmercial Club., Ra matic Club, Senior Play, Dramatic Writing Letters, Honor Roll, His Club Play, Frenchy , Latin?, tory C?? BEVERLY SPENCER ln her eyperience all her friends relied, Heaven was her help and nature was her guide. Editor of Senior Annual, President ot Archery Club, Kappa Phi, Com- mercial Club, Glee Club, Ice Skating, Typing, Basketball, Bev , French, Oratorical Contest, Navy, Honor Roll. Most Likely to Succeed, Most Versatile. ll ' HAZEL SPENCER DEAN SQUIER WNY SW-Eel deliqhl 6 Quief life And what he greatly lhoughl he affords. Archer Club Ka a Phi, nobly dare-d. Band, Senior Play, Armchair Slrar- Y - PP French??, Danny, Clofhes, Glee ggigf, Club, Prefly Hair, Navy. HAROLD STAPLES JOHN STORMER NORMAN SWART ANITA WHWCO Bigbj , His words are bonds, his oaths Wise to resolve, and patient to They are never alone that are ac- l haw 13 lleafijw li lol' are craclesj His love sincere, his perform. companied wilh noble lhoughlsf' BVEVY V0 ' rhouqhlS Imm5CUl5le' Dramafic Club Play, Senior Play, Solo , Hi-Y, Sigma Gamma Phi, c0mm!fCl-il, Club. 0 ,P-3. PM. Red , Hi-Y, Model A , Gas, Barrymore , Mos? Diqnified. Glee Club, Fraf Play, Senior Rollef Sllailml. J . llw' of Track Team, Slage Elecfrician. Play, Sporh, lnframurals. 50Pl 0m0f9 Class liY.v' 'lion Special , Funniest. KN y 'E' ev 1 fr , f 10 yr ,KW ml R , RAID L ,W Q g X 0 o X ALHRM P J Z v 7 ,f lf .-- ,inf f M M f AUDREY ZIMMERMAN X 'r And Hope enchanled smile, and waved her golden hair. Red , Kappa 'Phi, Fra! Play, Cars, Frankie , Baskelball, Cheer- leader, Roller Slralinq, lnlramur- als, Mos? Alhlsfic. l l CLASS WILL I N The name of Tradifion, amen. The Twenfy-second day of June. in The year of our Lord. one Thousand nine hundred and forfy-fwo, we, The Class of l942 of Cel- oron High School in The Town of Celoron, in The counfy of ChauTauqua, and The STaTe of New York, being sad of hearT aT leaving our Alma MaTer, and a dishearTened class of dubious menTaliTy in spiTe of The facT ThaT our memories puT The Encyclopedia BriTannica To shame. do ordain and publicize This illusTrious documenT To be our lasT remaining will and TesTamenT. lfem l.-To The Teachers, who have looked upon our deparfure wifh ioy. we be- queafh The pleasure of work well done. and our regreTs for any unnecessary Trouble we may have given Them. lTem ll.-To The Junior Class, we leave our homeroom: our Senior dignify, if iT fiTs: ou! class spiriT. fhe besT brand known: and our debTs wiTh The hope ThaT They may be pai . lTem lll.--To The Sophomore Class we'give our ability To filibusTer when The Teach- er asks a quesfion, and The righT To annoy fhe Freshmen. lTem IV.-To The Freshmen Class. we presenf our unfailing good humor in The face of Trying hours we suffered when we were Freshmen. lTem V.-To The School we bequeafh all The Time ThaT we wasfed. May ofher classes use iT To advanTage. , lTem Vl.-Dora Ferguson leaves her flamboyanT Tasfe for brighT red dresses To Marian PraTT To back up nexT year's baskeTball Team as she has enThusiasTically sup- porTed The Falcons of Jamesfown. lTem Vll.-Alan Sandberg confers his abilify To presenf his l-li-Y pin To The fairer sex To Bob Johnson, an amafeur in This respecf. lTem Vlll.-l-ler ouTsTanding supporT of The morale of The Navy auThorizes Caryl Carlson To give' her experf advice on The Technique of leTTer-wriTing To Lillian Gus- Tafson. . . Ifem IX.--l-lis apTiTude for aThleTics auThorizes Roberf Olson To dedicafe his col- lecTion of C's To Warren lWearyl Lind. lTem X.-Anifa Whifcomb and Virginia Burke, oTher Senior Class cuf-ups noT unworfhily dedicaTe Their rafher ludicrous habiT of looking aT The world Through rose-colored glasses To VioleT Kalen. lTem Xl.--To sooTh Carmela Fanale, Donald Chapman offers his dexTeriTy in suc- cessfully dealing wifh younger brofhers. in order To promofe peace along The side-5 walks of Celoron while Carmela and Wesley. her brofher, walk To school. ITem XII.-Beverly Spencer and BeTTina Hays wish To Take This opporTuniTy To re- linquish Their 'rifle of Ice Queens?? To anyone in The Junior class who feels capable of wiThsTanding all iniurious effecfs. lTem Xlll.-Daniel Fosfer presenfs his musical apTiTude on The silver TrumpeT To LeRoy Cook. and we hope iT will aid him in becoming an indispensable band member. Danny also leaves Berdena To some unworfhy Junior, lor does he'?l lTem XlV.-Dorofhy Bucklaew wills her senior picTure To any one who is capable of finding iT. lTem XV.-We wish To dedicafe Grace Paolillo's exfreme cheerfulness To Caryl l-'oyT To enliven The class of '43. lTem XVI.-Helen Lindquisf leaves her abilify To go sTeady To Dorofhy Carlson, who sfill seems To be playing The field. lfem XVII.-The iolly male Trio, Alden Hanson, RoberT Eckberg. and William Adams, will Their happy-go-lucky spirif To BeTTy Lou Mason who has reason To be down-in-The-mouTh since Richie joined The Navy. I2 Hem XVIII.-The arl of lilibuslering is bequealhed lo Belly Chamberlin by Dean Squier because all fhe Seniors lcnow lhe necessily of such a person in lhose Hislory C classes. Hem XIX.-June Rool presenls her nalural curly hair 'ro Violel Hager. whose hair is unruly al limes. Hem XX.-Marguerile Sames wishes 'fo offer her iob of candy manager lo Joyce Squier. Perhaps Joyce will need some help wilh lhe candy sland so June Evans gal- lanlly, 'rurns over lhis iob lo Lowell Maxwell, lo promofe bigger candy sales among lhe girls. Hem XXI.-Being ol a generous nalure, Edison LeRoy wishes lo beslow his ami- able qualilies lo Vera Overburg. as an incenlive lo lufure friendships. Hem XXII.-To Dick Huliman, Jaclc Schullz dedicales his diminulive form in hopes lhal Diclc will be able +o occupy a senior deslc nexl- year. llem XXIII.-Norman Swarl beslows his lalenl in amorous nofe-wriling +0 Roberl lllingworlh, who is ardenlly endeavoring fo gain 'lhe admiralion of Jeannelle lC'up- calcel Chrislian. Jeannefle. by 'rhe way, receives some of Bealrice Carlson's quiel- ness, and we hope she will malce good use of i+. Hem XXIV.--Audrey lRedl Zimmerman relinquishes her vivacious'charm lo ofher roller-slcaling enlhusiasls. Audrey also wishes fo leave her hair lo Carol Anderson who seems 'ro admire fhose red +resses. llem XXV.--Aller considerable lhoughl, Rosalie Hedberg gives her bowling abil- ily lo Susan McGill so Susan will learn 'ro conlrol lhal impulse lo slide half-way down 'rhe alley. Hem XXVI.-Hazel Spencer wishes lo presenf her archery prowess lo Richard lfelly. who could aplly fill lhe role of cupid. Hazel also leaves one of lhose golden arrows lo Violel Reeves in hopes if may ullimalely become an arrow of love. lfem XXVII.-Eugene lJeepl Anderson and Dora gallanlly presenl lheir happy comradeship lo Evelyn McCray and Willard lBussyl Tibbells. Perhaps They won'l find if necessary lo inheril if afler all. Hem XXVlll.-John lBarrymorel Slormer leaves his acling abilily lo Lois Turner in hopes lhal lhe nexl Senior play will be as successful as The High School Mysfery . Hem XXIX.-Thal super-colossal excuse-malner, Alberl lBulldogl Lundgren, be- quealhs 'rhis amazing skill lo Paul Anderson who mighl need 'ro lhinlc one up on lhe spur of lhe momenl if he gels al odds wilh Barbara Rensleldl, no'r lhal any excuse he gives will do any good. llem XXX.-Janis and Phyllis Hanson presenl lheir inlerchangeable qualifies 'ro James Laflimore, lhal Junior Jinx who has a dilificull lask dodging rhose persislem' leachers. Maybe 'fhal liH'le golden arrow will also be of assislance lo Janis in snar- ing fhal one-and-only and calching up on her lwin sisler. llem XXXL-Audrey Hanson presenls her quiel charm lo Jeanne Forscey, voled +he iolliesf. lfem XXXH.-To Carl Anderson. Harold Sfaples leaves his job al The gas sfalion, and we hope lhal gas ralioning will noi aflecl his business in any way. Hem XXXIII.-Jessie Neubauer leaves her gay laugh land abilily lo fell iolaesl io Leslie Whilcomb so Thai fhe Senior home room will never become a dull place. Hem XXXIV.-The I942 secrelarial praclice class presenls ifs lunchless noon hours lo Shirley Bulls, who will undoubledly be one of lhe unforlunales nexl' year. Hem XXXV.-Lasl, buf assuredly noi leasl. lhe mischievous campus cul-ups, Joyce See and Johnnie Giess bequealh lheir fiendish delighl lor aqualic sporl lswimmingi lo youl before some of lhe ice-slcalers have given up, lo all lhe pranlcslers of 'rhe Junior class. We, 'rhe Class of '42 do hereby affix our seal before The nolary public in evidence of our lailhful adherence lo The lawful principles of lhe Slale of New Yorlc. THE CLASS OF I942. I3 W A, s. 124462, CLASS PRQPHECV I 'M so exciTedl I wonder if They will all come. IT's seven TwenTy-Tive now and The banqueT is To begin aT eighT. I never ThoughT Ten years ago This pledge we made To meeT again would ever become a realiTy. IT I had, I should never have Taken on The responsibiIiTy. Goodness! Is ThaT Edison LeRoy James is announcing? Well, he always was on Time. I don'T see how he does iT wiTh all his senaTorial duTies. I wonder who Those Tlashy people are geTTing ouT oT ThaT limousine? Why iT's AniTa WhiTcomb and John STormer, The Two greaTesT comedians oT screen and Tele- vision. I hardly Think ThaT dress oT AniTa's is suTTicienT, buT Then acTresses always do go To The exTreme. , Oh, There's DoroThy Bucklaew looking excepTionaIly Trim and neaT. She owns a very prosperous dress shop righT in JamesTown, and is The besT-known seamsTress, Tor who can sew like DoroThy? Now enTering The gaTe are Rosalie Hedberg and Grace Paolillo. They seem To be enjoying Themselves chaTTing over old Times. Grace is sTiII aT old Celoron High School Teaching music, and Rosalie is NBC's sTory Telling lady. You know The Type, abouT Goldilocks and The bears. Here comes William Adams up The sTeps. Now There's a man Tor you. The girls may noT make a hiT wiTh him, buT he surely can hiT The home runs Tor The DeTroiT Tigers. I can guess who This is coming on The moTorcycIe. Sure enough-Daniel EosTer, who has become an up-an-aT-'em sTaTe Trooper. Look aT him Tlash ThaT badge oT his aroulld. 5 Now who in The world could ThaT digniTied genTleman be? Yes, iT's AIberT Lund- gren, Tamous owner of The celebra+ed Du BoneT nighT club in Chicago. ThaT's IiTe for you, some change, some don'T. Now, I can Tell ThaT couple a mile away. IT's Dora Ferguson lnow Mrs. Eugene Andersonl and her beloved Jeep. Business hasn'T been Too good Tor Eugene, buT he needn'T worry: everybody needs an underTaker some day. Here come The Hanson Twins: They look as much alike as ever. I hear Janis and PhyIlis's employer sTiIl has Trouble Telling Them aparT. IT cerTainIy was a coincidence ThaT our class had Two seTs oT Hanson Twins. Audrey and Alden have never looked much alike, Though. I read somewhere ThaT Alden is a TirsT IieuTenanT in The Army and expecTing a higher appoinTmenT any Time now, and Audrey runs The only beauTy salon in Celoron. Speaking of beauTiesI Here come The former Caryl Carlson and Hazel Spencer. They gave up Their iobs as beauTicians To become Navy wives. Well, aT IeasT They have each oTher when Their husbands are roaming The seas. Talk abouT brawn and muscle! JusT look aT This boy! WhaT did Johnnie W- ever have ThaT Johnny Giess hasn'T goT? He's sole owner and only liTeguard aT The new condiTioned Celoron Beach. By The way. Bob Olson is sTilI in Celoron Park. Even Though he is manager, he sTiII likes To help ouT in The popcorn sTand. Could iT ,be Those blond babes? From The Tan ThaT woman has, iT's my beT she is Joyce See. She's now living in The Sunny SouTh and specializes in The phoTography of The Miami baThing beauTies. BeaTrice Carlson looks sweeT TonighT, doesn'T she? She makes a very aTTracTive and helpful skaTing insTrucTor aT The rink, and I guess her husband Thinks she's Tops as a housewiTe, Too. I4 I ThaT looks like Alan Sandberg arriving. He was voTed mosT likely To succeed and he cerTainly has proved his abiIiTy. He is now employed by The Obso-LeeT Build- ing Company, renowned archiTecTs. Every now and Then he geTs his drums ouT and beaTs ouT a Tew measures oT boogie-woogie iive. ThaT polished Tellow iusT coming in The door is Norman SwarT. I could recognize him righT away wiTh his wavy blond hair. He is a very succesTul poeT now, buT I hear he hasn'T given his dancing school up yeT. GeT a load oT This coming up The walk--.The mosT popular model in New York, and no oTher Than Audrey Zimmerman. IT's rumored ThaT she keeps her Tigure by eaTing Bussel Blues , her own original dish of raw vegeTables. Can you imagine Dean Squier Tive TeeT Ten inches Tall? Sure enough, There he is, Tamous Tor his soap oraTions. Having To sTand up so much is The reason, I suppose, Tor his added heighT. The hospiTal cerTainIy agrees wiTh Helen LindquisT and BeTTina Hays. Don'T They look smooTh coming up The sTreeT. Helen is a nurse and BeTTina, a lab Technician. I piTy The paTienTs. Imagine having a nurse like ThaT holding your hand. Behold! The soughT aTTer, wealThy playboy, Donald Chapman, is being assisTed cuT oT his car by his chauTTeur. The mosT work he ever did was T02 open an Irish' SweepsTake TickeT and Tind he had hiT The iackpoT. There he goes Turning his charm on lv1argueriTe Sames, who is The very bewiTching governess oT The DeWinTers. Good grieTl WhaT in The world is all ThaT commoTion. Everyone is looking up in The sky. Now I see. iT's Jackie SchulTz showing 0l:l'i. Even Though his ouTcome was doubTTul in TorTy-Two, he has aTTained The posiTion oT TesT piIoT Tor Bell AircraTT. I wonder who ThaT is ouT There in The kiTchen arguing wiTh The cook? Yes, iT's June Evans, The head'cheT aT GreTchen's KiTchen. - June RooT looks very lovely Today despiTe her busy day aT The oTTice. She is now puTTing her shorThand and TypewriTing To use, and has advanced To The posiTion oT privaTe secreTary To a bank presidenT. The liTTle person iusT walking in is Virginia Burke. I hear ThaT she's assisTanT aTTendanT aT her husband's gasoline sTaTion. Her Three children also keep her busy. I can'T seem To recognize ThaT handsome Tellow sTanding over There in The corner blushing. Why, Tor goodness sakes, iT's RoberT Eckburg. He's now The naTion's Top daredevil speed demon. Whose car is ThaT driving up? Why iT's a Taxi and Jessie Neubauer is aT The wheel. She owns The ciTy's leading Taxi company. - , The raTher sTern redheaded business man, you see over 'There is Harold STaples. He is now manager oT Percy's ReTreads and Company. r ' I WhaT's ThaT messenger boy doing here? Oh, I see. 'Beverly Spencer senT a cablegram Trom SouTh America, wiTh her regreTs'aT noT being able To aTTend'The ban- oueT. BuT, oT course, she wouldn'T have Time. She's secreTary,To The ambassador aT Rio de Janerio. Gee, I should like To see her. u ' . i Our class adviser, Mrs. I-IaTch. has iusT arrived. Ten years has wrOughT liTTle change in her quieT manners and appearance. She has reTired from school Teaching buT.is unable To reTrain Trom reading a biT of LaTin once in a while. All of The guesTs have arrivedinow. IT seems like old Times again, wiTh all The Talking and laughing and reminiscing over The good old school days. The IilTing sTrains of The LiTTIe Red School-house bring To a close This happy reunion. The ThirTy- seven members oT The class oT '42 have reTurned home and all is quieT again. STill The happy memories linger on. ,ii r im-- . 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Lc Turner, Carol Anderson, Shirley Bulls, Marian Prall. Susan McGill, Evelyn McCray, Mr. Fullon McKa Third row: Roberf lllingworlh, Warren Lind, Paul Anderson, Leslie Whifcomb, LeRoy Cook, Robe Johnson, James Lallimore, Lowell Maxwell, Richard Kelly. JUNIOR CLASS NEWS CR l94l-42 lhe following officers were elecled by lhe Junior class: Willard Tib- bells, Presidenl: Jeanne Forscey, Vice-Presidenl: Richard Hullman, Secrelary: Carl Anderson, Treasurer: and Belly Chamberlin. Evelyn McCray, Warren Lind, and Rob- erl' lllingworlh. Sludenl Council members. The class advisers were Miss Rila Schworm and Mr. Fullon McKay. This year has been a mosl evenlful one for our class. A spiril of fellowship and cooperalion has sprung up from our worlring 'fogelher on numerous class aclivilies. Because of The splendid cooperalion of all members of lhe class, 'fhis year has been a success financially. By means of a lish lry and a penny supper we raised funds for our Junior-Senior prom. Promplly a+ nine o'cloclc on Friday evening, June liflh, lhe culminalion of our year's worlc was reached, and lhe affair was a hugeisuccess. We feel lhal we owe much of our success 'ro our class advisers, and we sincerely hope lhal our Senior year will be as successful as lhis year has been. I8 SIIPHIIMHIH EIHSS 1, A' Fronl row, lefl lo righl: Harriel Knapp, Berdena LaBaron, Belly Seiberg. Dorolhy Wolfe, Vivian Adams, Barbara Rensfeldl. Roger Seager, Lois lllingworlh, Cleo Jackson, Harriel Spelling, Doris Slrand, Eloise Mosher. Barbara Field. Second row: Mrs. Hazel 099 KIQGOUP 11 I N 1 ' Sf. Porler, Florence Scalise, Charles Neubauer, Buddy Showers, l.aVerne Carlson, Doris Mille iron, Gladys Ewing, Belly Carnahan, Elinor Gales, Belly McMasler, Dorolhy Guslalson. Joyce Ogren, Emily Coleman, Mr. Jack Rose. Third row: Winslon King. Herberl Sei' berg, William Swanson, Jerry Haskell, Richard Anderson, Lawence Null, Roberl Ellison. Clillord Brevoorl, Donald Sandberg, Harry Belles. Roger Hays, Frank Brooks, Roberl Sandberg, Floyd Gales, Sherman Brooks. SOP!-IOMORE CLASS NEWS ARLY lhis year lhe Sophomore Class held a meeling lor lhe eleclion ol officers. Roger Seager was elecled Presidenl: Barbara Rensleldl, Vice-Presidenl: Lois llling- worlh. Secrelary: Cleo Jackson, Treasurer: Vivian Adams, Reporler: Barbara Field and Belly Seiberg, Sludenl Council Members. Throughoul lhe year many olher meel- ings have been held. On February eighlh a very successful bake sale was pul on by lhe class in Bige- low's Deparlmenl Slore. Because ol lhe large quanlilies ol delicious delicacies, we were highly repaid lor our work by a much larger prolil lhan we had expecled. Al Chrislmas a delighllul parly was held in room 206. A drive lor Freshman dues was held. The room which had lhe largesl percenlage ol dues paid al lhe end ol lhe allolled lime was given a parly by lhe room who had lhe leasl. Mrs. Porler and Mr, Rose have served lhe class failhlully as advisers. I9 iIllSHllHN lllll 3 'W Froni row, leff fo righh Marilyn Young. Ebba Winans, Rosemarie Lombardo, Geraldine Wright June Parry, Alice McGill, Dorofhy Carlson, Neil McCray, Genevieve Porler, Eleanor Bloomsfrand, Virginia Buclclaew, Idamay Bolles, Kafh- ryn Swarr. Second row: Miss Priscilla Gibson, Carolyn Gill, Caroline Giess, Joyce Warner, June Baufz, Barbara Wolfe, Muriel Olson, Beverly Barlcman, Vir- ginia Sholls, Lillian Evans, Beverly Erickson, Geraldine Gales, Gerfrude Klomp. Virginia Hoover. Miss Helen Williamson. Third row: Duane Kisshauer, Jerry Scolf. Rodney Williamson, Milfon Carnahan, James Carley, Anihony LaMarca. Wesley Fanale. Zurh Faulkner, Richard Sfaples, Harold Scholin, Morris Pralf, Richard Hedberg, Lulher Wilson. Roberl Ribbing, Don Peierson, Jack Smith, Dixon Scolf. FRESHMAN CLASS NEWS ln Seplember I94I +he Freshman Class held 'rheir elec+ion of officers. They are as follows: Presidenf ....... ..... D orofhy Carlson Vice-Presidenf ....... Neil McCray Secrefary ,..........................,...,...,,..,,,.. Genevieve Porler Treasurer ..........................,.................,,... Alice McGill During rhe firsr semesier +he class advisers were Miss Gibson and Mr. Golclin. in January Miss Helen Williamson loecame adviser in place of Mr. Goldin who resigned. A+ Chrisrmas lime names were drawn and gills were exchanged among The mem- bers of fhe class. All 'rhe class survived +he lradilional inilialion given by ihe upper classmen ai fhe Chrisrmas season. 20 SEVENTH GRADE Fronf row, lefr +o righf: Janel Johnson, Mary Lou Slagle, Beverly Wilbur, Ann Carlson, Helen Anderson, Joan Balmer. Mona Grube, Charlorle Van House, Allred McCray, Herberr Lee, Parricia Nelson, Gordon E Carlson, Ronald Clauson. Harold McGill, Jaclr Parry, Richard Brown. Second row: Jean Ann Carlson, Hazel Klomp, Laura B. Cook, Francis Bo- lin. Joyce Overberq, Norma Jaclrson, Pafricia Lee, Marqarei Wheeler, Thelma Newlaree, Geraldine Lafrimore, Arveda Carlson, Pafricia Forscey, Mr. Ramsey Rogers. Third row: Lorna Lind, Rowena Bolles, Carol Johnson, Edna Greiner. Anna Mae Giesler, Beisy Leer, Ellenmay McGill, Dorofhy Widlund, Elaine Chambers, Berry Pralr, Joyce Erlandson, Mil- dred Dailey, Marilyn Anderson, Marqarer Gusraison, Geraldine Eclcer, Mr, Floyd Miller. Fourfh row: LaVerne Swanson. Leonard Slrom, James Klomp, Leonard Hullin, Ramon Hedberg, Kennerh Carlson, Charles Roof, Warren Scharf, Paul Hoff, Raymond Eclcholm, Allen Eclr, Donald See, Dwiqhr Porier, Carl Schauers, Sherwood Young, Gordon F. Carlson. Ronald McKoon. EIGHTH GRADE Fronf row, leff fo righi: Manley Mills, Vincenr Mallare, Roberf Lindslrom, Harley Hillyard, Carl Jensen, Laurel Lind. Marian Buclclaew, John Carlson, Dolores Swanson, Peggy Baker, Jean Wisrran, Allan Saeqer, Delberf Reeves, Dewey Anderson, Leslie Johnson, James Mirchener, Edwin Telling huisen, Howard Law, Mrs. Myrfle Dennison. Second row: Mrs. Efhel Whifney, Donald Danielson, Leroy Larrimore, Carolyn' Siggins, Rufh Marfinson, Arlene Turner, Lyla Howard. Florence Nelson, Kirry Adams, Lois Eclcholm, Marqarer Fors berg, Gwenlyn LaRoy, Marybelle Pilelie, Mildred Carleyi Dorofhy Olson, Barbara Hammerslrorn, Lois Coolr, Gloria Widen, Joyce McGill, Marion Haslrell. Third row: Edwin Laf- firnore, Fred Johnson, Richard Seiberg, Sherwood Lawson, Kennerh Eclrlund, Tom Srrong, James Callison, Richard Wid- lund, Charles Carlson, Charles Boehler, Wesley Linquisf, Roberf Siormer, Gerald Gares, Billy Giesler, Gary l'layS. Roderick Roqerson. - 2 I I 4. L I 3 5 fm? ,J Q3 X 'g . X! C D 'u M .M W y Q X f 1,6--f--.J 7 fb X 1 ff - 3 X C' 4103 wg, ln. T 'Q ' Nxaxl l M Q ' 'ff LE I 0 1' si- f V ' X ' fi Q IZ L i 'Ll METHWHT IES CT 'I fs A 0 c x 0 2 '35 If ' 1 5 A I AL 0 f ,Xl-NX MMS X I 4 8 .5 N fffjf AA E nv, 1 X b - uTl-IE l-IIGI-l SCHOGI. MYSTERY HURSDAY evening, November 28, l94l, The curTain wenT up on The TirsT acT of The High School MysTery . The audience unlrnowingly was wiTnessing The dress rehearsal of The House of Terror . However, when Laura Crowder fainTed aTTer being warned by a mysTerious voice To leave The casT or suffer The consequences, Two direcTors, Miss Fielding and Miss Jefferies, arose from The audience: iT became known ThaT iT was d play wiThin a plays Miss Fielding, Thinking ThaT iT was a prank oT some fun-loving member of The casT, ordered The young Thesppians To go on wiTh The rehearsal. They were all parTicularly eager To give an excellenf performance because Jack Howard, The auThor of The play, was To be presenT. From ThaT poinT on The play was a whirlwind oT exciTemenT. A lcidnapping Toolc place, a murder was almosT commiTTed, and The members of The casT were Thrown inTo a sTaTe bordering on panic when iT was discovered ThaT someone was ouT To ruin Their performance. The comedy elemenT crepT inTo every siTuaTion and relieved The suspense, and The final denouemenT was The capTure of an escaped maniac. The play ended happily when Laura Crowder and Earl Sayles annonunced Their engage- menT. CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Fielding-The drama coach ....,.................,..... .. Miss JeTTeries-The assisTanT direcTor A...... Laura Crowder-LiTa Mason, The heroine ..... Mary Lewismma Mason, The characTer lady Mrs. Reed-VicTor's moTher ...........,.,.... Earl Sayles-The hero ...................., VicTor Reed-Paul, The villain .,............... Paul Bufler-HerberT Mason, The characfer man .. Joe-The sTage manager ..................... Jacl: Howard-The aufhor .....,............ Jason Shaw-The Sheriff .... .,....,... Mr.X -The maniac ...,............A...........................,,.......... DirecTors-Jeanne Anderson, Pauline Lopus, Bernice Hafch. 24 Rosalie Hedberg . Beverly Spencer Joyce See Marguerife Sames DoroThy Russel--Jenny, The comedy maid ...... .... Helen LindquisT .. Grace Paolillo Jaclr SchulTz John Giqss Edison LeRoy John STormer Dean Squier ,, Norman SwarT AlberT Lundgren Fronf row, lefT To righT: Joyce Ogren, June Evans, MarqueriTe Sames, Ebba Winans, Evelyn' McCray. Willard TibbeTTs, Barbara Wolfe, GerTrude Klomp, Eleanor BloomsTrand, Geraldine GaTes. Second row: Miss Jeanne Anderson, Miss Pauline Lopus. Third row: Lillian Evans, Lillian GusTalson, Dor- oThy Carlson, Helen Lindquist Grace Paolillo, Rosalie Hedberg, Elinor GaTes, June BauTz, Joyce See. Genevieve PorTer. Fourfh row: Daniel FosTer. Jaclc SchulTz, Edison LeRoy, John STormer, Don PeTerson, Neil McCray, RoberT STormer. C. ' H. S. MASQUERADERS URING The years I94-l and I942 The DramaTic Club has meT under The supervision OT Miss Pauline Lopus and Miss Jeanne Anderson. The oTTicers are: Presidenf ..,,... .. MargueriTe Sames Vice-PrssidenT . . . ..... Ebba Winans Secrefery ..,,... ..... E velyn McCray Treasurer ......,.. .... W illard TibbeTTs Publicify Manager ,. ,. . ......... June Evans Keeper of Properfies .....,....................,,........, Daniel FosTer The club purchased Three season passes To The LiTTle TheaTer of JamesTown. Three persons were chosen each monTh To aTTend These plays. They were greaTly enjoyed by everyone who aTTended. During The season, in order To gain experience, several sTudenTs direcTed shorT slciTs which were presenTed aT various meeTings. A one-acT play, Black OuT , was chosen Tor The TournamenT held in The James- Town High School. The persons who Tool: parT in This play were: Willard TibbeTTs, Evelyn McCray. John STormer, RoberT STormer, Grace Paolillo, Neil McCray, Rosalie Hedberg. Jack Schulfz, Ebba Winans, Geraldine GaTes, and Warren SchmiTT. This play was direcTed by Miss Lopus and Miss Anderson. 25 Sealed, lefl lo righl: Samuel Paolillo. Dwighl Porler, Alan Eclr, Janis Hanson, Richard Wallrer, Dor- olhy Buclrlaew, Duane Kisshauer, Phyllis Hanson, Dorolhy Widund, Audrey Hanson, Grace Paolillo, Charles Carlson, Rosalie Hedberg, Richard Hedberg, James Callison, Daniel Fosler, Warren Lind, Charles Neubauer, Willard Tibbells, Richard Widlund, Ronald Slrumbeclc. Slanding: Mr. Wallon Hueslis, Alan Sandberg, Charles Boehler, Joyce Oqren, Ramon Hedberg, Rodericlc Roqerson. Thomas Slronq, Don Pelerson, LeRoy Coolr. Fronf row, lefl lo righl: Kalhryn Swarl, Evelyn McCray, Alice McGill, Dorolhy Carlson Vivian Adams Norman Swarl, Daniel Fosler, Roberl Sandberg, Duane Kisshauer, Charles Neubauer Elinor Gales Lillian Evans, Lois lllinqworlh, Eleanor Bloomslrand, ldamay Bolles, June Parry Second row M Wallon Heuslis, Genevieve Porler, Barbara Mason, Dorolhy Wolle, Don Scoll, Warren Lind Willard Tibbells, LeRoy Coolc, Neil McCray, Lowell Maxwell, James Lallimore, Beverly Spencer Grace Paolillo, June Rool, Beverly Barlcman, Beverly Erickson, Third row: Berdena LaBaron Marilyn Young Joyce Warner, Harriel Spelling, Cleo Jackson, Belly Seiberg, Jeanne Forscey Priscilla Holcomb Shirley Bulls, June Baulz, Belly Carnahan, Rosalie Hedberg, Barbara Wolle, Belly Chamberlin War ren Scharf. 2b FronT row, le'fT To right Alden Hanson, William Adams, Edison LeRoy, Richard HulTman, RoberT Eclcberg, Alan Sandberg. Second row: James LaTTimore, Donald Sandberg, Donald Chapman, Nor- man SwarT. Jack SchulTz. Richard Kelly: Lowell Maxwell, Mr. Lloyd Miller. Third row: RoberT Sand- berg, Jerry Haskell, Warren Lind, John Giess, Roger Seager, Harold Sfaples. HI-Y HE officers oT The Hi-Y are: President Edison LeRoy: Vice-PresidenT, Diclc HulT- manq SecreTary, William Adams: Treasurer, RoloerT Eckburgg RepresenTaTive, Alden Hanson: SenTinel, Alan Sandberg: Adviser, Mr. Lloyd Miller. The Lloyd Miller ChapTer oT The Hi-Y is a branch oT The NaTional Hi-Y and was sTarTed in Celoron Through The eTliorTs OT Mr. Miller. The purpose oT The Hi-Y is To creaTe, mainTain, and exTend ThroughouT The school and communiTy. high sTandards oT ChrisTian characTer. The plaTTorm is clean speech, clean sporTs, and clean living. The Celoron Hi-Y senT a delegaTe, Edison LeRoy. To The Hi-Y ConvenTion aT Al- bany on December I3. The bill which The Celoron Hi-Y presenTed was passed in boTh houses. The Hi-Y has successfully sponsored a penny supper and a moTion picTure called SecreT Valley . The Hi-Y has also enlisTed To help in Civilian DeTense and is col- lecTing wasTe paper in The school and communiTy. The Hi-Y wishes To Thanlc The Teachers, Mr. PileTTe, and The Board oT EducaTion Tor Their fine cooperaTion. The Hi-Y also wishes To Thanlc Mr. Miller, who is leavi-ng' This year, Tor his good worlc as our adviser. 27 FronT row, lofi To righT: Roger Seager, Norman SwarT, Buddy Showers, Harry Bolles, Zurh Faulkner. Second row: Alan Sandberg, RoberT Olson, KenneTh Gladd, Eugene Anderson, Donald Sandberg, RoberT Eckburg, Leslie WhiTcomb. Third row: Willard TibbeTTs, Jerry ScoTT, Jack SchulTz, Duane Kisshauer, Daniel FosTer. EHI SIHMH CHI HIS year has been a very successful one Tor The DelTa Sigma ChapTer oT The Chi Sigma Chi FraTerniTy. Several boys have become Chi Sigma Chi broThers This year. AT presenT There are more Than TwenTy-Tive acTive mem- bers in The school. The Chi Sigma Chi has held round Table discussions, Tureen suppers, and parTies oT all kinds. The annual banqueT was held on The eve- ning of March I4, I942 aT The HoTeI JamesTown. There were many members presenT: This was one oT The mosT ouT- sTanding evenTs oT The year. The chapTer is proud of The many members aTTending college, and also oT iTs many members who are now serving in The UniTed STaTes Army and Navy. Various plans Tor The annual picnic To be held in June are now under dis- cussion. The DelTa Sigma ChapTer Takes This opporTuniTy oT wishing success and happiness To The class of T94-2. SIHMH HHMMH PHI NE oT The mosT successful years in The hisTory of The chapTer was en- ioyed by The Sigma Gamma Phi Era- TerniTy This year. A scavanger hunT was held in The early Tall Tor all broThers and Their daTes. A Hallowe'en ParTy, in collaboraTion wiTh, oTher Greek leTTer organizaTions of Celoron proved equal- ly successTul. The annual ouTing was eagerly anTicipaTed and enioved by all broThers, boTh acTive and honorary, as was The annual banqueT which officially broughT To a close The Tiscal year. BroThers received inTo The organiza- Tion This year were: Harry Bolles. Zurh Faulkner, Roger Hays, Duane Kisshauer. Alan Sandberg, Donald Sandberg, Jack SchulTz. Jerry ScoTT. i The Sigma Gamma Phi FraTerniTy would like To Take This opporTuniTy To wish The class of '42 The besT OT luck and The uTmosT success. Sealed: Charles Neubauer. FronT row sealed, lofi To righh AlberT Lund- gren, Edison LeRoy, William Adams, Jerry Haskell, Donald Chapman. Second row: Warren Lind, RoberT lllingworTh, Paul Anderson. LeRoy Cook. Don ScoTT, Roberf Johnson, Alden Hanson. Third row: Richard Carlson, HerberT Seiberg, William Swanson, Buddy Winans, John Giess, David Lawergren, Richard Chapman, Don PeTerson. 28 KHPPH PHI Fronf row, leff io righf: June Parry, Virginia Buclrlaew, Dorofhy Gusfafson, Rosalie Hedberg, Beverly Spencer, Marguerife Sames, Babara Rensfeldf, Kafhryn Swarf. Second row: Marilyn Young, Anifa Whifcomb, Dorofhy Wolfe, June Roof, Priscilla Holcomb, Virginia Shoffs, Joyce See, Beffina l-lays, Hazel Spencer, Geraldine Gafes. Third row: Caroline Giess, Beffy McMasfer, Elinor Gafes, Lillian Evans. June Baufz, Joyce Warner, Dorofhy Buclclaew, Violef Kalen, SUCCESSFUL year of friendly companionship is gradually near- ing fo a close, a year in which fhe Kap- X pa Phi Sororify has been busy promof- ing good-will and fellowship among fhe sfudenfs. During fhe pasf year we have added fhe following girls fo our organ- A izafion: June Baufz, June Parry, Car- oline Giess, Kafhryn Swarf, Beffy Mc- Masfer, Virginia Buclclaew, Marilyn Young, Ebba Winans, Joyce Warner, Geraldine Gafes, Lillian Evans, Virginia Shoffs, Barbara Wolfe. ln January fhese new members were formally inifi- afed af a dinner held in fheir honor af Grefchen's Kifchen. Numerous meefings followed during which fime we became beffer acguainfed and more friendly. A delighfful Chrisfmas parfy was held and a fraveling supper was enjoyed. A rummage sale and slcafing parfy were also very successful. -f The Kappa Phi Sororify wishes fo presenf ifs complimenfs fo fhe gradu- afing class of I942 and fo wish fhern all fhe greafesf success and happiness. We feel sure fhaf our happy fellowship wifh fhem will nof ferminafe wifh gradu- afion exercises. Seafed, firsf row: Genevieve Porfer, Beffy Chamberlin, Helen Lindquisf, Jeanne Lindquisf, Beffy Seiberg, Lillian Gusfafson, Beffy Lou Mason, Barbara Mason. Second row: Beverly Ericlrson, Dora Ferguson, ldamay Bolles, Alice McGill, Eleanor Bloomsfrand. Carol Anderson, Jeanne Forscey. Third row: Caryl Carlson, Audrey Hanson. Geraldine Wrighf, Dorofhy Wolfe, Vivian Adams, Shirley Buffs, Dorofhy Carlson, Lois lllinqworfh, Shirley Scoff. 29 KHPPH ZHH RHI URING fhe pasf year our acfivifies have included: a Chrisfmas Parfy, several skafing parfies, rummage sales, and a formal invifafion af Anderson's. Af fhis banguef Beverly Erickson, lda- may Bolles, Geraldine Wrighf, Gene- vieve Porfer, Alice McGill, Dorofhy Carlson, Barbara Mason, and Eleanor Bloomsfrand were received info mem- bership. Plans for a house parfy fhis summer have also been made. A few monfhs ago our secrefary senf a leffer fo fhe local Board of Defense Council offering our aid in fhis nafional emergency. Alfhough he made no spe- cific sfafemenf as fo whaf we could do, Mayor Sfrofh fhanlced us mosf gracious- ly for offering, and will inform us as soon as we can be of assisfance. Our con- fribufion fo fhe Red Cross was also grafefully received. On fhe whole, fhis has been a very inferesfing and successful year for our organizafion. We wish fo exfend fo fhe graduafing class our besf wishes for fheir fufure success and happiness. Fronf row, leff io right Harrie? Knapp. Joyce Squier, Susan McGill, Jeannefle Chrisfian, Belly L. Mason, Lillian Gusfafson, Marguerife Sames, Shirley Buifs, Vivian Adams, Dororhy Wolfe, Dorofhy Buclrlaew. Second row: Violef Reeves, Violef Hager, Evelyn McCray. Janis Hanson, Phyllis Hanson. Beverly Spencer, Rosalie'l-ledberg, June Roof, Dorofhy Guslafson, Caryl Carlson. Doris Milliron. Third row: Emily Coleman. Doroihy Carlson, Lois Turner, Elinor Gales, Marian Prarf, Carol Anderson, Beffina Hays, Gladys Ewing. Fourih row: Charles Neubauer, Paul Anderson. James Lailimore. William Swanson. Jaclr Schulh, Barbara Rensfeldl. Joyce Ogren. COMMERCIAL CLUB T lhe beginning of rhe year fhe Commercial Club was happy ro welcome many new members who fool: a cooperalive par+ in all commercial aclivilies. A meer- ing was held each monih fo discuss plans for fhe following monfh. A+ Thanksgiving, baslcefs were prepared and disfribufed 'ro several needy families. Among ofher acfiv- iiies were a Chrisfmas parry and fhe annual banquet ar which +ime officers for 'rhe- coming year were elected. Mr. Moyer upon several occasions was guesr speaker. A+ one lime his subiecf perrained fo +he new revolufionized fypewrifers which everyone found very inleresfing. A cordial invifafion 'fo ioin our organizalion is exfended +0 all 'lhose lalcing one or more commercial subiecfs. OFFICERS Presidenf ...... .......... . . . Marguerite Sames Vice-Presidenr . . . . . , Beverly Spencer Socrefary .... . . Shirley Bufis Treasurer . .. .. . Joyce Squier 30 Sfanding, leff To righT: Beverly Spencer, BeTTina Hays, Phyllis Hanson, Virginia ShoTTs, Joyce War- ner. SeaTed, firsT row: Barbara Wolfe, Hazel Spencer, June BauTz. Rosemarie Lombardo. Second row: DoroThy Buclclaew, Janis Hanson, Marilyn Young. APCHERY CLUB T HE TirsT Archery Club oT The Celoron High School was organized in SepTember l94l under The direcTion oT Mr. Byron Phillips. The officers are as Tollows: Presideni ....,......... . , . Beverly Spencer Secrefary .... .... P hyllis Hanson Treasurer ..,...........,.,......,.,.,,.....,,............. Janis Hanson Adviser ......,....,...........,..,........,............. Coach Phillips On December TiTTh, The Archery Club sponsored a movie, The Maid .OT Salem. The proceeds Trom which were used To purchase canvas Tor inside shooTing. This can- vas is hung behind The TargeTs To proTecT The walls of The gymnasium Trom sTray arrows. The members of The Archery Club enTered The Second NaTionaI Archery Asso- ciaTion lnTerscholasTic Archery Mail MaTch conducTed May I2 Through May 23, l942. All members enThusiasTially agree ThaT The meeTs were very enjoyable. 3I STUDENT CCDUNCIL Sfanding, leff io righh Berry Seiberq, Barbara Field. Berry Chamberlin, Evelyn McCray, Beverly Spencer, Helen Lindquisf, Roberi Olson. Mr. John B. Pileffe, Sealed: Warren Shari, Alfred McCray, 'Wesley Linquisl, Charles Carlson, Don Peferson, Roberl lllinqworfh, Donald Scofl, John Giess, War- ren Lind. HOME ECONCDMICS CLUB Firsf row. leff fo righf: Carolyn Siggins, Margarel Forsberg, Marian Buclclaew, Elinor Gales, Ger- aldine Gales, Barbara Hammersrrorn. Second 'rowz Gwenlyn LaRoy, Jean Wisfran, Marybelle Pileffe. Lois Cook, Arlene Turner, Rufh Marfinson, Joyce Hill, Emily Coleman, Barbara Wolfe, Miss Priscilla Gibson, 32 GIRL SCOUT TRCDCP NG. Q6 Fronf row, lefi' fo righh Gwenlyn LeRoy, Lois Cook, Marian Buclnlaew, Lois Eclcholm, Barbara Harnmersfrom, Margarel' Forsberq. Second row: Mrs. Myrlle Dennison, Mrs. Elhel Whifney. Carolyn Siqgins, Marybelle Pilefle, Jean Wi- slran, Rulh Marfinson, Joyce Hill. NEWSPAPER STAF F Co-Ediiors-Janis Hanson, Phyllis Hanson Exchange Ediior-Carol Anderson Ari' Edifor-Rosalie Hedberg Business Manager-Joyce Squier SP0 l5 Edllof-Jack SCHUH1 Humor Edifors-Dorofhy Buclclaew, Evelyn Adverfising Manager-Beverly Spencer McCray Circulafion Manager-Violef Reeves, Lois Turf Typis1,s,,Jangs Hanson' phyllgs Hanson' geverjy 'le' Spencer-aided by lhe members of lhe Feafure Edifor-Jeannelle Chrislian Commercial Club. Seafed, leff fo righf: Phyllis Hanson, Janis Hanson, Beverly Spencer. Sfanding: Jeannefle Chris- lian. Baclr row: Lois Turner, Rosalie Hedberg, Shirley Bulls, Carol Anderson, Richard Anderson. Jaclc Schullz, Joyce Squier, Violel Reeves. 33 K: 5. 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X Q42 Fronf row, leff To righi: William Adams, Buddy Showers, RoberT Olson. AlberT Lundgren, Eugene Anderson. Richard l-lulTman, Paul Anderson, John Giess. Second row: Warren Lind, Coach Phillips, James LaTTimore. , BASKETBALL TEAM ITT-l ThirTeen wins and one deTeaT. The Celoron High School BaslceTball Team cap- Tured The CounTy League l Championship Tor The TirsT Time in iTs hisTory oT com- peTiTive baslceTball. ATTer winning seven sTraighT games, Celoron losT iTs one and only game To ChauTauqua by a score oT 2l To I9. ATTer The deTeaT, Celoron weniT on To win The nexT six games and The league championship. By winning The league, Celoron played WesTTield in The play-offs To decide The CounTy Class B Champion. Celoron losT This game by a score of 39 To 24. The following boys composed The varsiTy squad: Co-CapTains-Eugene Ander- son, CenTer, and AlberT Lundgren, Guard: Forwards-RoberT Olson, Dick l-lulTman, Buddy Showers, and John Giessg CenTer-Jimmy LaTTimore: Guards-Paul Anderson, VVilliam Adams, and Warren Lind. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponenf Opponenf Varsify Reserves Opponent Opponenf Varsity Reserves Chaufauqua .. ......... I4 Ib I7-30 Frewsburg ..,.. ........ I 7 I8 I2-l I Frewsburg ... ...... I5 23 I5-32 Clymer ........ . .... 27 34 I I-I6 Clymer ..,.,. .... I3 23 I8-20 Lakewood ..... ... 23 26 2l-26 Lakewood .... .... I 5 I7 I8-I7 Sherman ...... .. . 34 50 20-24 Sherman ..... ..,. 6 34 I4--l5 Mayville .... I8 4l I5-2l Mayville .,.. lb 32 I7-20 Panama ..... ........ I 7 29 lb-I5 Panama . ....,.....,. .... I 4 I9 20--22 Wesffield ... .......... 39 24 31-22 Chautauqua .,............,,.. 21 I9 I8-28 - 1- -- - Va rsify: Won I3-LosT 2 Reserves: Won l I-LOST 4 V ToTals 289 405 263-3l9 .4 5 T- -3.5 066 f 'A ' --Q -, 4 ... ,K ,A Q '-5 Y ---,'4'2'. ,f-V 7. fqr-.. 1 ? of-'ff 14 555, R. HX' 38 J '-. ' , 7,7 '- ff- ',ja5O,-i. A5122 kf,'l 'Q f'L'l'i5.:'Cg,l i' ' Up., . . ,,, .---A.,4,, .gf t, Q:f 4,3-TJ I, gag-.. 1.3:-': ,.a' l f , E f.. Firsf row, lefi to right: Jerry Haskell, Roberf Olson, VVarren Lind. Second row: William Adams, Roger l-lays, Buddy Showers, Don Scofl. John Giess, Third row: Coach Phillips, Roger Seager. VOLLEYBALL HE Celoron l-ligh School volley ball leam, which was composed of len players, wenl 'ro Dunlcirlc, Salurday, March 28, 'ro compele in lhe annual volley ball lournamenl. This lournamenl, in which all The schools in The couniy may compele, was divided info iour leagues. The Celoron leam was in a league composed of Cassadaga Valley, Cherry Creek, and Foresfville. The Celoron leam came in second in ils league, win- ning four games and losing lwo. ' 9' bf! 3 The scores of +he games were: i Xf 1- Opponent Celoron Cassadaga Valley ...,.., I5 Celoron ...,.... 0 li ... If Cassadaga Valley ...,.,. I2 Celoron. ..... I5 f ' I Cherry Creek ...,,....... I5 Celorbn. ... 5 . Cherry Creek ..... .... l I Celoron. .., I5 Foreslville ,... ,. 9 Celoron, ... I5 Foreslvilie .,....,,.... ., 4 Celoron. ,...... I5 The boys who made The lrip were: Caplain Roberl Olson, John Giess, Don Scoll. Roger Seager, William Adams, Donald Chapman, Roger l-lays, Buddy Showers, Jerry Haslrell, and Warren Lind. 39 Firsl row: Albert Lundgren, Eugene Anderson. Second row: Roberl lllingworfh, William Adams, Kennefh Glacld, Daniel Fosler, Willard Tibbells. Third row: Roberl Olson, Leslie Whilcornb, Coach Phillips, Roger Seager, Warren Lind. SCDCCER I-IE Celoron Soccer Team ol I94l, under Ihe direclion of Coach Phillips, compleled The season very successfully. lvleeling each of Three opponenls Iwice, 'rhe soccer Ieam lied lhe Iirsl Iwo games and won lhe lasl' four. The schedule follows: ' Opponent Celeron Opponeni Celoron Foreslville ,, ... O 0 Foreslville , , . , I 5 Randolph I I Randolph .. 0 I Calfaraugus ... 0 2 Caflaraugus ..... . I 2 Tolals 3 l I TI-IE TEAM Line: Roger Seager, Daniel Fosler, Willard Tibbells, Warren Lind, Marvin Yasher, Roloerl lllingworlh. A Halfbaclxs: Eugene Anderson, Co-Caplainq William Adams, Leslie Whilcomb, Roberl McCrea. Fullbaclcs: Alberl Lundgren, Co-Caplaing Kennelh Gladd. G-oalies: Donald Chapman, Roberl Olson. 40 Fronf row, leff fo righi: Roger Hays. Roberf Olson, Richard Hullman, Baclr row: Coach Phillips, Richard Anderson, Roger Seager, Paul Anderson, Roberf lllingworlh, Leslie Whiicomb, Daniel Fosfer, William Adams, Alden Hanson. HHSlHHll lllll HE Celoron High Baseball Team of l94l had a rafher brighl' season. Celoron was in a league composed of Broclon, Mayville,.and Chaulauqua. Wifh four wins and fwo defeals, Celoron finished second in lhe league slanding. SCHEDULE I94I Mayville ...... 3 af Celoron .... I0 Celoron . . 4 al Mayville .. .. . l I Chaufauqua .... 0 al' Celoron . .. 7 Celeron ..., 9 af Chaufauqua . 8 Celoron ....,.. 4 af Brocldon ..,,..... 6 Broclcfon . .... 2 al Celoron .......... 4 The squad consisled of 'the following players: Eugene Anderson, Jack Roberls, Vllilliam Adams, Marvin Yasher, Roberi lllingworrh, Roberl Olson, Paul Anderson, Carl Swanson, Roberf Eclc, Don Chapman, Alberl Lundgren, and Kennefh Gladd. ,Qs fi , - VW If 'vault' 4I '- 5 C CLUB Fronl' row, leff To righh Roberf lllingworTh, William Adams, Eugene Anderson, Richard HulTman Mr, Byron Phillips, Alberf Lundgren, RoberT Olson, John Giess. Leslie WhiTcomb, Roger Seager Second row: Alden Hanson, Warren Lind, James LaTTirnore, Donald Chapman, Kennefh Gladd, Wil- lard TibbeTTs, Daniel FosTer, Paul Anderson, Buddy Showers. INTRAMURALS HIS year's inTramural championship was won by The Jeeps under The capTaincy oT Jeep Anderson. Second place wenT To The Bulldogs under The capTaincy oT Bulldog Lundgren. Third place wenT To The Grey Hounds , wiTh Roscoe ll- lingworTh as capTain. FourTh place wenT To The Dash Hounds , wiTh Scully Olson as capTain. During The Tall sporTs oT soccer, Touch TooTball, and field hoclcey, The Jeeps and The Bulldogs Tied, wiTh 29'f2 poinTs each. Talcing The baslceTball league, The Jeeps wenT way ouT in TronT wiTh a ToTal OT 73 poinTs To The Bulldogs ToTal oT 58. The Jeeps , also Talcing The volleyball league, wound up The year wiTh a ToTal oT 92 poinTs. The Bulldogs had a ToTal oT 701 The Grey Hounds , a ToTal oT SZV2: and The Dash Hounds , a ToTal oT 46lf2. The winning Team was composed oT The Tollowing boys: CapTain- Jeep Ander- son, Roger Seager, Paul Anderson, Willard TibloeTTs, Zurh Faulkner, Jerry ScoTT, Dick Anderson, Don Sandberg, Buddy Winans, LuTher Wilson, and RoberT Ribbing. 42 CHEERLEADERS L 'ff io right: June Parry, Alice McGill, Dorofhy C I Mx . 'B ,fs ff X. S Q ' no 90 o 0 f '7 3 I A 7, f , ,ff ' ff W! K I 1 f I 1 9 ' Em f mv Ii V , Asn' , FK 3 w7 V y ,V 19' Qtr .'f4- 1 1 I 5 xx S ,. , 0 x ,xg Z6 Z8 A wh -f ' f up V Z0 5, 32 ' + ,. 'Q '- J G55 -, 'I' I LL! N Q ' 55 3 56 37 W x i X Y f, C .fav x5 XX Q 4111 X! f ff fk if M WQA an 2 M4 . LL' 1. Q' , fix If M Z!! N X V I 1 R 'ADVERTISERS Compliments Of CHAUTAUQUA PLYWGOD CCRPCJRATICDN YAY Y I ys depe d Y on Field 8: Wrighf Co. , 'for fin 'furnishings FIELD 8: WRIGHT CO. li'JZ2fS'Q'L',i. Y, Wbvre Good Furnilurv is Not Expensiwn IVMIYHQ NN. Dennison Olsospnulkner W?C17775e O I ' if Levwffiai 632402 525525 MZ M Y ,ff lion f www -' Q. A JSCLYXUE, HHACFSOD Compliments of Hans0n's Quality Cash Grocery QUALITY MEATS CELORON, N. Y. Q46 CAMP ART COMPANY PHOTOGRAPHERS I-.0 I2I WEST FOURTH STREET JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK J. STUART HUSBAND ELLEN A. HUSBAND A RESOLUTION WHEREAS, The STudy Hall is very large, and WHEREAS, The STudenTs are very noisy, and WHEREAS, Our librarian, Miss Parker. has The mosT arduous duTy of preserving someThing which annoT exisT, namely, order in said STudy Hall, and WHEREAS. We feel ThaT said duTy is mosT wearing on The nerves, Temper, and parTicularIy The arnish of Miss Parker's desk, ThereTore by us, The Class oT l942, be iT here, Jfaw au Gan Sane! One of The mosT serious shorTages as The naTion's war program acceleraTes is lacl: of com- peTenT SecreTaries, STenographers, Booklseepers, AccounTanTs and OTTice Machine operaTors. Good paying posiTions awaiT Those who are equipped Through compleTe Training To handle Them. ' OUR COURSES ARE PLANNED TO MEET THIS EMERGENCY o ExecuTive SecreTarial 0 Junior SecreTarial O AccounTing and Finance o Junior Accounfing 0 Medical SecreTarial 0 STenographic JAMESTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE 3I8 WASHINGTON STREET JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK A progressive school in a progressive city 48 Compliments of WATC H ES MGAG-wk ELGIN GRUEN SODA 8a SANDWICH SHOP WALTHAM Sl2.00 QUALITY FIRST HAMiLToN TO TAVANNES U00-00 . BALDWIN Food and Founlain Service I BAILEY BLDG. 4TH 81 PINE oppom, Y. w. c. A. BILIWIIIPS JEWELRY SIIDP .IAMESTOWN 7 'EAST THIRD STREET RESOLVED, lhal we do hereby express our mosf hearllell sympalhy or I lhe said Miss Parlcer, and, Therefore RESOLVED, lhal' we, Ihe Class ol l942, lor Ihe welfare of humanily. and Miss Parlcer in parlicu- d ly her long suffering desk. do hereby pefilion I d the cause of lhe wrongly oppresse . name , ' ' o Ce oron o ar, an ihe Board of Education of The village I I I provide or secure a small elecfric or sleam h d I 'I' n a lable in said Sludy I-lall, as a perpetual memorial of The philanthropy and ammer, an se i o of the wisdom of the Class of l942. Compliments of IIERNIAN KENT POST No. 777 AMERICAN LEGION CELORON, New Yomc il? 7f? if Compliments of CITIZEN'S BAKING COMPANY BAKERS OF BUTTER-TOP PRODUCTS vvv JAMESTOWN, N. Y. SWAN KENDALL SERVICE COR. 3rd AND HUNT RD. Compliments Of LlND'S MARKET The Complele Food Slores V 442 81 560 FAIRMOUNT AVE. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. JOHNSON WALL PAPER Compliments from lou N. MAIN sr. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. moms 62-522 WHITEFRONT GET THE BISSETVS H A B I T feature a complete line of CF TRADING HERE Silverware Diamonds Jewelry X, Walclmes Clocks 4:5 H -A R R E 302 Main S+. Jamesfown, N. Y I-Edison LeRoy 2-Alden Hanson 3-Virginia Burlce IDENTIFICATION OF BABY PICTURES ' I6-Roberl Olson 2I-Alan Sandberg 22-Norman Swarl , Audrey Hanson 6-Daniel Fosler I0-Rosalie Hedberg I5-Hele'n Lindquisl I-William Adams 2-Eugene Anderson 3-Dora Ferguson 4-Jack Schullz 5-Dorolhy Buclclaew 6-Virginia Burlce 7-Caryl Carlson 8-Bealrice Carlson 9-Donald Chapman IO-June Evans I I-Roberl Eclcburg I2-Daniel Fosler I3-Audrey Hanson GIRLS Beverly Spencer Helen Lindquisl Jeanne Forscey Audrey Hanson Jessie Neubauer Marguerile Sarnes Dorolhy Buclclaew Rosalie Hedberg Evelyn McCray Beverly Spencer Bellina Hays Belly L. Mason Audrey Zimmerman Joyce See Rosalie Hedberg Evelyn McCray Helen Lindquisl Dora Ferguson Grace Paolillo Hanson Twins Jeanne Forscey Belly Chamberlin Belly L. Mason Carol Hoyl Anila Whilcomb 25-Janis Hanson, Phyllis Hanson 26--Roberl Eclcburg 27-Audrey Zimmerman ...Qi- GUESS WHO ANSWERS I4-Alden Hanson I5-Phyllis Hanson I6--Janis Hanson I7-Rosalie Hedberg I8-Bellina Hays I9-Helen Lindquisl 20-Johnny Giess ZI-Edison LeRoy, Jr. 22-Alberl Lundgren 23-Jessie Neubauer 24-Roberl Olson 25-Grace Paolillo SUPERLATIVES Mosl Likely lo Succeed Mosl Popular Mosl Sludious The Quielesl Biggesl Tease Mosl Polile Mosl Bashlul Mosl Sophislicaled Besl Dancer Mosl Versalile Besl Sporl Biggesl Flirl Mosl Alhlelic Mosl Talkalive Mosl Dignified Mosl Friendly Mosl Allraclive The Culesl Mosl Talenled Mosl Dependable Jolliesl Nealesl Mosl Curious Mosl Slubborn Funniesl 5I 26-June Rool 27-Marguerile Sames -Beverly Spencer -Hazel Spencer -Joyce See -Norman Swarl -Harold Slaples -Alan Sandberg 34-John Slormer 35-Anila Whilcomb 36-Dean Squier 37-Audrey Zimmerman 28 29 30 3 I 32 33 BOYS Alan Sandberg Eugene Anderson Richard Hullman Alan Sandberg John Giess Richard Hullman Alan Sandberg Paul Anderson James Lallimore Richard Hullman Roberl Olson Lowell Maxwell Eugene Anderson Lowell Maxwell John Slormer Willard Tibbells Donald Chapman Jaclc Schullz James Lallimore Willard Tibbells Edison LeRoy Willard Tibbells Lowell Maxwell Roberl lllingworlh James Lallimore In Remembrance of our Pleasant Associations With MR. BRUCE MOYER Vice Principal of our school and commercial Teacher Best Wishes to the Class of '42 from KAPPA ZETA CHI DONALD CHAPMAN JOHN F. SCHULTZ ALAN SANDBURG JOHN STORMER ROBERT ECKBURG JEANNE FORSCEY BETTY CHAMBERLIN EVELYN MCCRAY QR.-2 I1 I d es HNO3 siqnify'7 Mr. Milier-John, w a o . ' ' I1' I' of my Ionque, slr I1 G Well ah err I go? :I rigI1'r on I up Jo nny .- . . . ' 'd beffer spi+ if out II's nifric acid. Mr. Milier-WeII, you IFI Mrs. Christian-And did you know fha? I am sending my daugI1Ier abroad Io sfudy sing' Q? ' fl I ou. Bored Neighbor--No, I don I, but If s very Ihouqhf u o y Compliments of WE HLEY-UL U wuwae JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Compliments 0 f JAMESTOWN TELEPHONE CO R PO RATIO N JAMESTOWN, N. Y. 52 Compliments Of I24 WILLIAMS ST. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. V To yes'rerday's boys- lvlen In uniforms Today- Who have made II Clear Whaf we can do Tomorrow- If duly Calls. ir DELTA SIGMA CHAPTER CHI SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY 6U- OW O OU 99 6 BI' OIJI' OTSS GC P l H d y l I ff y h b lc d Barbara-I never llwouqhl anyfhinq filled willw hay Could be so hard. Lufher Wilson To Jack Sclmullz-If som of The romances om' l1IsIory. e woman loved you as you love yourself, II would be one Compliments of PEARL CITY PAINT AND GLASS C0., INC. DEALERS ACME QUALITY PAINTS and VARNISHES Home of Empire Coffee WITKUP 8: HOLMES 4-6 MARKET ST. JAM ESTOWN, N. Y. STYLE PERFECT A WAS!-IABLE WALL PAPERS ll CORNER 4+h a MAIN ST. DIAL 3496 JAMESTOWN, N. Y. 53 JAMESTOWN'S FINEST STORE Dffdiwfefl i0 F Our Fraternity Brothers Of MEN AND BOYS in the Armed Forces XX :::' A ll M i Fwya THE P Pl I N T Z , S SIGMA GAMMA PHI A A FRATERNITY Wlmaf did flue wall say lo lhe floor? Bob Eclcburg-I 'rhinlc l've go? a flal fire. Hold me up, l'm plasfered. Vivian Adams-I think lhal makes us ev Boflw beaulilul and dumb-Mus? my frue love be. Of all Sad words of fonque or pen Beautiful--so l'll love her: Dumb-so sl'xe'll love me. The sacldesf are: Exams q ' Congralulafions fo Gracluafes CREAM TOP MILK of Celoron l-liglw It Whips Every boH'le wrapped in cellophane for your profecfion 4' A V Iessup, Turner 8: lohnson For Prompt Delivery 2.0 NO. MAIN ST. D'a' +778 JAMESTOWN 54 GEEB DUNN CU. Stationery Office Supplies Greeting Cards Gifts THIRD and CHERRY Meef Your Friends AI' SIYATELAND CELORON PARK The Rink of Refinement Slcafing Every Evening 7:30 Mafinee Safurday and Sunday af 2 P. M. Special Rafes 'ro Parlles of 25 or More Phone 7-O45 Expert Instrurtions For Beginners and Advanced Skaters Elecfric Hammond Organ Mr. Huesfis-Do you Icnow Hue road Io Mandalay? oweII M.-Sure. Shall I sing II? Mr. I-Iuesfis-No. Talce I+. Miss Schworm-Can you I'ype7 J. Laflirnore--Well, I use 1I1e Columbus Sysf Miss Schworm-Wha+'s fhaf? Jimmy-I discover a key. Ilwen land on H. Enioy An Evening of Games af THE AMERICAN LEGION CLUB HOUSE Every Salurday Nighf al 8:IO P. M. HERMAN L. KENT AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Suits and Top Coats Ready to Wear At S2I.50 -- 523.50 U FASHION TAILORS I4-I6 N. Main SI.-Brooklyn Square JAMESTOWN, N. Y. RAFFA'S BARBER SHOP COWPIWHWS Where courleous and experl service I IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIINI v cow GEORGE PATTI Proprielor LAKEWOOD ROAD CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS Ilelson 8 Butts Flower Shop,Inc. 9 NORTH MAIN STREET JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Compliments Of SPORT SHOP Phone 6888 li JAMESTOWN NEW YORK Compliments of Complimenis of I3IfSl'I'l5lf'T00lQ PEP1CY'S PIETPIEADS MUSIC HOUSE :I 'I' 4TH ST. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. 548 W. THIRD PHONE 4-048 Dick K.-You ain'I yourself no mo Sick or someIl':inqf7 Bob lsleepyi J,-l've qol insomnia, I keep waking up every 'few days. in ais a Ive a isiein ewaer. Caryl C.-Did you wash Ihe fish before you baked +7 Ih Ihgfhfhildllflf Ili I7 Lillian G.-WI'1aI's e use o was Best Wishes From JAMESTOWN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT JAMESTOWN DISTRIBUTING CO. II WEST SECOND ST. Compliments of I Carnahan-Shearer Co. Jameslown's LargesI Iv1en's and Boys' Sfore M SPORTING eoons EMPIRE AWNING AND TENT WORKS DAVID JUNGQUIST, Manage Office Telephone 4-927 Home Oiice 4-722 IIS Wesl 4II1 SI. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. BEST WISI-IES BOB ELDERKlN'S Red and White Store U cELoRoN, N. Y. Compliments of FREEBROOK BOWLING C0. 000 300 Spring St. Jamestown, N. Y. Manager-Dick Illig WATCHES FOR GRADUATION The Ideal Lasting Gift Credit it Desired L , II N. MA!N ST. Yung BROOKLYN SQ. Don't Let Worn Heels Annoy You ECONOMY SHOE REPAIR SHOP 5 wesr secono ST. Russell Rizzo, Prop. Jamestown, N. Y. W. W. BUEIIST jeweler and Optician MOORE SEED STORE Seeds, Bulbs. Plants Poultry and Pet Stock Supplies 7 West 2nd St. Jamestown, N. Y. I7 W. 2nd Street Jamestown, N. Y Mr. Miller--Did you ever take chlorotor Weary Lind-No, who teaches it? Judge-You are accused ot shooting squirrels out ot season: is there any plea? Bud Showers-Yessir, iudge, I plead selt-detense. BROSTROM:CONNER Compliments of A Good Place to Buy Good Shoes I8 EAST THIRD STREET LIKEVIEW IIUTEL CELORON, N. Y. WARSAW ELEVATORS Phone 6-827 G. L. SWART, Jamestown Representative Compliments of UELURUI RESTIIIRIIT PROFESSIONAL BUILDING E BARBER SHOP Third at Washington lAcross from Post Offical Young Men's Haii Cutting Our Speeialty FLOWERS LINDSTROM and MEYER 223 WEST THIRD STREET JAMESTOWN, N. Y. O 5 'T BRADSHAW S Pl EAL Po eer Insurance Agency I , v --f. 4 .DQ n ut i n H TISURAIH v47-TGENUS 2I7 Washington St., Ground Floor 'Sign' JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Compliments of the s Merchants of the CITY PUBLIC MARKET 57 Dedicated To MR. LLOYD MILLER Through whose efforis, our l-Ii-Y was organized successfully JOHNNY VAN 4 Broolrlyn Square, Jarnesiown Dry Cleaning Reconditioned Clothing VAN DOES BUSINESS ON THE SQUARE J. C. JENKINS ELECTRO-PURE MILK I85 Easf Fairmount Ave., Lakewood, N. Y. Lakewood Phone 4I5I Compliments of Compliments of I. I H D Y ' S THE BOOK SHOP East Lalce Road Greenhursf ZI6 Cherry SI. Hofel Samuels Bldg Complimenfs of RALPH W. JOHNSON Insurance For Every Practical Need ZI4 N. Main SI. Jamesfown, N. Y. Tloe Best in Flowers At All Times HEELAS FLOWER SHOP 2l4 Cherry SI. Holel Samuels Bldg. Go On Green Betty Lou-- Do you have any green liosficlcsfr' Dime Sfore Clerlc- Green lIpsHclcs? Bc-:Hy Lou- Yes, a 'smoofh' boy is going fo call on me I AN ODE TO LATIN They are all dead who wrote if. They are all deacl who spolce il, MH They all musf die who learn H, 9 ' Oh happy deafh, they earn if. Compliments vt DEV'S BARBER SHOP All Students 250 uNloN SHOP-AIR coNomoNeo Surplus 6: Salvage Co., Inc. I09 NORTH r24AIN ST. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Furniture, Plumbing and Office Equipment Compliments 0 f Waterman's Store PARK CLEANERS 24I FAIRMOUNT AVE. Three Hour Service Compliments of LIWSOIPS BARBER SHOP CONGRATULATIONS The Home of Satisfied Customers LEVAN'S SUPER MARKET 2I8 West 3rd S+. Phone 65-54I Compliments of CHERRY DYNOR All Nife Service Wes? Second S+. Jamesfown, N. Y. 58 Complimenls of FULTON'S MARKET, INC. Dealers in All Kinds of Seafood lll E. Third Sl. Jamesfown, N Y PHONE 6-I69 BIG LITTLE STGRE Groceries and Meats ass EAIRMODNT PHONE ss-392 Congratulations from B 8: G NEWS CO. ONE STOP NEWS STANDS Compliments of Qaefcfreni lfifcfzen zoI w. ara S+. s E. ara S+. Compliments of 3RC?SERI?5w:C0NI?3ER oo ace to uy GAKE SWF Good Shoes 22 EAST TH'RD I8 EAST THIRD STREET Compliments of FOR BICYCLES AND WHEEL GOODS Jamestown Cycle Shop. lnc. K A P I23 E. SECgD12,Dg1I:ality - U IPSENE 52-375 FLACK'S PAINT C0mPlimf'nfS AND WALLPAPER STORE DANA SERVICE 50, 2I2 WEST THIRD ST. SI4 N. MAIN ST. Compliments of GOLD-T0llE STUDIUS 2I2 N. MAIN ST. PHONE S193 Compliments of CELUPIUN LIQUUPI STUPIE lDEAL:PEERLESS LAUNDRY The Home of the Marvelous Odorless Dry Cleaning PHONE 4-067 20-26 Foresl Ave. Jameslown, N. Y. Gifts For Every Ono For Every Occasion Summer Shop Al' I9 E. SECOND sr. . Bfnus P0lllT JAMESTOWN. N. Y.' JULY and AUGUST Open Thursday and Safurday Niqhfs Bemus Point Holidays, Sundays and Evenings Compliments of JOE PLlNE'S GARAGE 2nd AT LAFAYETTE Compliments of A FRIEND FlELD'S GARAGE The Shop of Correclion On Riverside Drive 3 I 5 STEEL ST. MILD LIWSGI Fluorescent Lighting and Fixtures CELORON BARBER SHOP rs V dbfnn ENS? C96 VG+' Kev HW' ELL Lv 60041 fWNL'. M M 49 iyqepi segf fr 0 ,, S W 55511655 0 QWYQ, 5' 26'-WA HH-YM -7 Kg 0' f' Q gem 'f My 24' Csggfm 404' gp 1, Q U' , 0251 JZ ' X5 'fx f 43' MYUQHQQQ or tl of-33. A K N. Q2-KYWN . I ,egg CJ- . .H Q20 A LVOQ ' wwf' M 1? Q -C pon. 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