Chenango Forks High School - Gateway Yearbook (Chenango Forks, NY)

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CLA SS PROPHECY I w s tlred of not do h an thln so I collected myself and went downtown I walk ed alon a small one way street when suddenly I saw a Sl n ln a window of a deserted lookln shon H ee the Future by s an n lH a Tlre Iachlne Ju t as I declded to no ln I sa a frlend of m ne comlng out I asked her to enter the shop wlt me wh ch she dld reaullv A ather rumpled old man greeted us and told s we were to steo lnto a olace wdlch looke to me llke a closet Thls we dld A horxlble roar started and we spun aromud At las lt stolped, and we stepped out rfatlv haken unny I sald, HThlS oesn't look so different When we walked 1nto the street, however it was dlfferert We saw a wonderful Dost war world my this tl e we had galned erou h cowra e to let no ol each other The first persons we saw were Frank Beach and James Gallagher They have a great orchestra, and as usual they are bounclnf with the Boogle Beat By the way, they are still oachelors, pirls' Slre enou h there comes ean Ca.p She gave us the lmpF6SSlOH of be ng a nurse Cshe sald ste had a nursery for small chlldrenl Besldes this she has he own home and chlldren to care for Pretty busv huh, Jean? Jean also Sald r Carlton Davls and Robert Riecke were on farms next to each other Oh les' Claude h lS on a farn,too But, who expected anytrwng else of these farmersq we walked on cuite a blt farther aeiore we saw any more of our class Then I heard what l as umed to he tde Trench Anthem Yes, I w s Pl ht, lt was Joyce Hall She a d she was teachlnv lanrua e at C S She pave me a llne or two, but all I could remember Jas 'Bonne Lhance And I meant lt, Jw ce ce sale th t a member of the C F C S faculty 1 s Don Jeese He was the athletic lrstructor We has a t am that 13 undefeated so he is doin well, and he do1n just what he always wanted to to Suddenly we he ro a volce sav nl and thext was lois Van Dusen or sh l Stanley Tennant? She lS o a fa r and she and St n are very hapmy She saws she slaves tllDg Lols lnlormed u th t lay 111 ner husband are on a flrm too They 1 e QKLD money and are hap J Oh Yes' The hus and lS harl Jar Dusen what a wonderful post Jar world huh, at e As na had alw ys Deen Phyllls 'oore's pal, declded to ask her aholt told us that Pryllts had succeeded n her art work and also lr her hone llfe ehe rarriei the Tarl e, Robert Graham Yay ani 7015 startel t lkln about food, proper care for chlldren etc, so m frlend and I thou ht lt we tlme to le ve .e COHtlDU65 o our way and we s w Jean Qnunterl and Jordn e Van Horn comlnf towards lhe stooped and told us all aoolt tnelr hole 'e slre were glad to see that Jean had flnally pot her sallor home for pood She surely waited long enoulh Iean told us tha' Phyllls Rlttcnbur had married and llved on a farm, so we went out and found her very c refully feedlnr horses, she looked very healthy and hapoy Next we saw Betty Walker IH an offlce 1OOKlDt very efflcient as usual Sue was tvplhg alon out stopped and showed us a rlng on the third flnger of ner left hand However, she wouldn't FlVS ts even a h nt as to the fellow's name so we declded to let it yo and et Sherlock Holmes to tra l her lat r Bett s ld tnat Leona Heath w marrled to a certaln sallor They say lt is the s ne one that she l ked in high school Leona loves housekeeplno As for the last memocl of the trlo ell Jeln Starkweather is marrled too And you all Amos that sie marrled a sallor, who low trles hls hand at farmwng P t s tyre it was tlme for us to go oack, so we went back into the shop and lnto the closet JG cc tawnl hater to fO back but perhaps lt 1sn't so bad slnce we have a lot to HHtlClU te lH the near future yll, jmazdf 16 l a J LS LH As: ' 1 '. - - 'A f- 7 .. 1 ' rv ' J ' in 4 g A. S f W t' di 5 I M J ' 'H . . H, . . . S Q n ll . i . ' ' in 4 ' . ' ' ' .. l H. rf . t u ' ' ' d - ' . - . . 1 , ' . F. 1 5 l ' e 3 V S - HIt's f 'H ' d H. . , . . Q A I - 1 . ' . 'm l ' . 5 1 5 J S , X F A I ' S 3 ' X , . ' ff . J m . ' ' i , A 1 . . T A 0 Y U o ' tlet ' . . . V . v . Smit' ' P , . 'rt ,L . 13: ' f , ' . . ., , , . I f s . . 1 P 1 . 'a 'g ' . ' A s i ' c L ' U 2 Q s C.F. . . , ' .. 1 - Il ' , ., l A I , Q .L L o JW? ,a . .' ' . . . . P ' va L . . ' . . ll ' 'if TT . A - , ll -- . l . - . ,a L Y n 1 ll ould l sa: Nrs. . . ' n ' r.. . .. 5 . J ' over a stove to cook his favorite meals and he works so hard on the farm he can eat any- k' . ' ' ' l l s .a, I ' ary ' , 5 . . ' .r m i' j ' . -rv I n. 1 f -, v W X 1- , -. 1 , . U . . l v K I ? 5' X 'a ' ' ' .L ' . . 1 Phi ,- . She n ' i ,, l '. l ' . '. 1 . If 'n .. l v n l ' f n a 3 1 ' ,y ' . P. ' -s f a . 'T ' l n ' a 1' A i 4. .l' 5 us. Tl Y . ' ' 1 ' ' 'lr . E 1 , ' , . , J . . , 3 . oe Q f t 1 g 1 U 1 , W A . a x, A . V , . . ,. w . . . , . . v - In A k 1 l 1 I V l ' I VD Q ,I l ' Q-. . F a. . L I , ,as A . . . ' . E1 1 o l , ' . ' A,- V 4 . ' A- ', ' . W z ' . v ' 'x v ' ' 1 I ' ' 1 ' ' ' f L . ly hi ,l .1 . ' : . 1 1 l , Y r L y ' i 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' 'Iac ' ' , l .

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CI ASS WILL Tnls month of June, ln the year of our Lord 1945, we, the Senior Cla s Chenan o Works Centr 1 School, 1U the town of Barker, Co1nt, of Broome, and the State of new York do make, publish and declare this, oxr last wlll and testament and GO ,ive and bequeath all our effects, both real and personal a follows t fut re Se lor Class we wi 1 leave o r worder teacher ss Kilqulst Je hope you en oy her as much as we have To the SophomoreClass, meat ration points to take the place of the pork they had on hand 10 the Freshman Class, meekness and verdure as beflt their SCUtlOn To Chuck Treadwell, Don Reese leaves his position of A 1 in sports Here is the best of luck to you, Chuck To Jerry Drew, Jane Gallagher wllls hls sliding trombone Do you like music Jerr 9 yTo Reba Spencer, Lols Van Duaen leaves her ability to talk with an accent To Charlotte Jenot, Katherine Hamlin leaves her love for sports and captaincy of the team To 7lSS Close, we leave the management of the next Senlor Play and sincerely wlsh her much success Louis Kabot, Robert Riecke leaves his agricultural abllity 'argorie Henry, Joyce Hall leaves her books Johnie Ingraham, Carlton Davis leaves his height lr West and Nr Kenyon we leave our apologies for all the cafeteria crumbs and d1r th t we have strung around , wlth thanks for their klnd helm to us so con st ntl throu hout theyear To Tona Ganoung, Jean Starkweather leaves her giggle and good tlmes Donald Gates is willed Phyllis Moore's art ability and as great a llkin for art as Phyll s has LO Lllllan St nk, who already has a good start 1U vooalizlng, Jean Camp leaves her golden volce Phyllis Rittenburg leaves her ability as a secretary to Betty Andrews and wlshes her success To Richard Stephens, Frank Beach W11L3hiS abillty to beat drums To Miss Margraff we leave all of the social studies books for her future classes and all of the outlines that she has had us copy in class Betty Walker leaves to Edith Marecek her abllity for danclng and her tendency towards short st ture u can grow a er now,Ed1 H James Gallagher leaves his poslt on in football to Herbert Qulck Leona Heath le ves the name of well Qressed Senlor to F8th9PlHS Howard To Norma Jean Titus, Jean Starkweather leaves her love for horses We know you love them too, Jean To Richard Kracer we leave a clock so that he wlll have more time to out un To Robert Statts we leave a set of false teeth in c se he looses his wonlerful sm le playlng basketball To M138 Brunetti, an assignment of writing Nebster's d ctlonary lOO times so she wlll not ask her students to write words for her To Coach Anderson a wlnning team for all sports To Joyce Brooker, Nancy Girvin and Betty Perkins we wish much success in their Basketball To Leonard F6Hd1CP, Butch Huston and Gordon Shields we leave the head places n the basketball court To Ir Oakes, fond memories of a class for which he spent much tlme and effort in everytn rg fron building st ge prons for the play to takln photographs for the vearbook 'lSS Crary we leave the art department and Leona Heath's portra t Iiss Guenther, thanks for her help durin, the ye r Iiss Johnson a new smock so she W1llD0t have to share it wlththe model 1U he? room Tiss Sprague a chart already ruled out for the girls' showe s next Je r To Mr Fiedler our thancs for hls wonderful cooperation throughout the year Last but not least the Senlors le ve their room to the future Seniors rv take as good care of lt as we have trled to so and much success to you' We the Senlor Class of nineteen hundred and forty fuve leave this, our last will and testament and instruct those thereby endowed not to destroy the meaning of lhlS paper and hope that the benefactors w1ll accept lt in the same spirit in which it was written witness 44.41 Lawyer lo J 1 - A ' s of g . a .. s. ' 1 lf A L .. 1 - f W A . ' s : , . U . To he u n' l u ' . ful . ni . - V i ' ' . - . A . V U 4 . Q , - - ' . ' . s ' ' ' g - 1 I 0 ' . ,F V' D I To ' . To L ' ' . To To J . U . ' ' . , , . . V Cl A ' a ly 1g . 'L V Q53 S . J 4' - ' 0 - .v i . m . . I , . . ok , . I To Mr. Davis we leave all the science, chemistry'and math books. O . . I , . . X a . HYO 't t ll th . . ' 1 ' . . a - ' o ' . Ll H O . . U . . . A. . ' a .i ' . . V H , . I .L A ' 1 . I 1 . ' . - i O , . . . v.Qi.N . a , g . V, . To M' 1 ' . i . To I ' Q W . To I ' ' . ' . To A M ' r Y a . A . I ' w F . ' A, . . Q T1 8 to . ' if A s Q ' X -. ' ' L. - . . Y . L. 3.1 If

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CLASS HISTORY Way back in 1941 we started our career as high school students under the direction of Miss Costello, now Mrs Martin Reap Most of us took General Science, not because we wanted to, out because the suoject w s required All of us received practlca ly tie same marks in that subject Couldn't be that our seats were too close together in that class? Could lt? Durln our Freshman year we lost some of our students Robert Swift Edward Butkowsky Clarence Llnville, and Wayne Thorn, these boys all cult school to go to work Sophomore Ye r Well, vacation was over and we were back in school as Sonhomores We were under the leadership of Mr Piddock this year and he did very well supervising Joe Tesar decided he liked Whitney Point better so he left, along with Johnny Whit beck, Earl O'Brlen and Marie Swift Every one enjoyed himself at our skatin parties especially Mr Plddock We also had an enjoyable class picnic at the Chenanvo Valley State Park It was September 7th of this year that Jean Hunter became engaged Junior Year Here we were in our Junior year Boy' We really were getting some where Just think' Only about forty two more weeks and we would be the horored Seniors We were very pleased to have Miss Munson as our class advisor tnls year Greeting cards were sold by the class and the profits surely made our treasury look mucd better I was in this year too that we received our class rings and we were all very proud to be wearing them James Gallagher and Donald Reese participated in the Senior play Poor Little Me' Kay Hamlin received her engagement ring Our number had now dwindled down from thirty two, to about eighteen Where was everyone going? It must have been the war that attracted the attention of most of the young men in our class Senior Year It can't oe true but, yes, it is' We are now the honored Seniors Our teachers tell us we must set an example for the rest of the school out, uoretty please kids N don't copy us' If you do you'll be in a mess all the time There are now sixteen of us in our class Our one post graduate left in January This year we sold magazines and stationery Our Senior play, The Green Tight, directed by Miss Close, was very successful A great deal of acting ability vas shown oy the cast We have had cults a few square dances and several vie dances Everyone seemed to have had a good time at these parties The plans for our boat trip to Detroit gave ts much to anticipate Phyllis Hitt enburg and Lois Van Dusen became engaged Jimmy Gallagher had an operation Don Reese and Carlton Davis vied for top honors in basketball We sponsored a yearbook this year under the leadership of Carlton Davis, Editor in Chief We added mlscellanfous features and increased the size of the book Now at graduation time the only thing we can say is that we are very proud and happy to is Seniors and we wish the class of '46, who will succeed us, all the luck in the wor We wish to thank Miss Kilquist, our Senior advisor, for all the help she as given We also thank Miss Guenther and Mr Oakes, assistant Senior advisors, for their help during this year Historian g 2 Z Za CLASS POEM Aloha' By a river in a valley, With the hills encircled near Proudly stands our Alma Mater- For thee we raise a cheer We've learned lessons and athletics All through the precious years Many friends have met and parted With pleasant smiles and tears. Now to the Senior Class we soared: Sixteen strong to be exact, Marching upward ever forwardg Never more shall we turn back. As out into the world we go, We'll climb onward to success, And always be proud to remember Our wonderful C.F.C.S. 1 Phyllis Moore 17 1 Q n - - , ' - 1 ' cl . a L A ' ' . , A A . Q 51 ' A ' I 7 . . .- n v 5. , A , , . - n US. , g - V E a 0 n Q V . - Q n , . . . - . ' 1 A . Q f S , A , . t 1 Il ' I V Q . A A ' 0 . F ,- . 0 I f n Q . ,. . , 4 A 0 Q , . Ol ll . .1 Q A. v . V . ' Q . ' .- . - . 1 f . , 0 U , - - D . . , in t Al Q Q . n 1 u I I a o