Celoron High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Celoron, NY)

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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

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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

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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