Cincinnatus Central High School - Lion Yearbook (Cincinnatus, NY)

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as gases' Left to Right Fritz, Beach, Clinton, Romme, Rowe, Marshall Fox, Gardmer, Baldwin, Gilbert Brovm, Bennett, Haight Wight SENIOR PLHU On November 22 1946, nearly 500 people witnessed the Senior class presentation of their annual play, a hilarious three act comedy by Charles Quimby Burdette, entitled Foot Loose. Previous to this date, the cast could be seen with their 11ttle play books, studying their parts in some far off corner Although Mr. Taylor, the di rector, many times had given up all hope of ever shaping the members of the cast into actors, he st1ll worked untiringly doing whatever he could to make the play successful. This year's choice of a play was especially good in that it differed from the usual farce materlal and presented a normal sltuation with a normal outcome. Fourteen seniors participated in the presentation and all gave ex ceptional performances. Other members of the Class of '47 created an at tractive and realistic set in record time. The cast included' Mary Early . Randolph Cunningham . . . . Delphle .... Hope Early . Bob Early . . Dick Early . . Emily Early . . Richard Early . Miriam Walker Ienny Malloy . . lack Milford . . Buzz Daily. . . Sanford Wells . Beverly Romme . . Bruce Beach Patricia Bennett Eleanor Gardmer Willlam Marshall . . . Charles Haight . . . . . . .... lane Brown . . Leslie Gilbert . . Lois Clinton . . . . Joyce Wight . . . . . .... Kenneth Rowe . . . . . . .... Donald Fritz Mrs. Forrestor ..... . . . . . . . . . Richard Baldwin . . . Marjorie Fox

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i We I' Front Auwater, Gergm, Peak, Newton, Tennant, Perkms Center Peaslee, Beach Smxth, Smlth, Pudney Gates Back Sandy Olds, jordan, Davls, Davls, Mr Dodge Gllbert, Beach Aylesworth, Mlller, Harvey FUTURE FHHHIERS Returmng to school m September after takmg fnrst prxzes 1n both the cattle and poultry Judgmg contests at the Cortland Coxmty Falr, the Cmcmnatus Future Farm ers settled down to an actlve year of fun and studxes In September, the local president, who is also presldent of the Cortland County F F A attended a leadershlp traming school 1n Ithaca The Second Annual School Fa1r was held 1n Oc tober and met with tremendous success. The Natlonal F F. A Conventlon, to wh1ch the lo cal chapter sent fave delegates, was also held ln October. The hlgh spot of the year, a parent and son banquet took place in November and was well attended At this t11ne, Charles Sawyer was awarded an honorary F. F A. membershlp. In Ianuary, 11 new members were mltlated 1nto the local chapter and also recelved thexr Future Farmer degrees Iune will see many members of thxs group Above Delegates at National graduatmg. To them go best wxshes for suc Convention cess ln their chosen field of agrlculture. 26 - f C gsee 1 fs- ' 'O ' t t 3 t h., 5 Z 1 -sv -y , .: , l I 0 . , . : I ' 7 , . I, . o 0 u I . .,

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VARSITY Clinton Moore W Kmg Lockwood CHEEH LEHIJERS In the early fall, approx1mately th1rty glrls re ported for cheerleader try outs These hopefuls were judged by a Cheerleader Advisory Board composed of Mr and Mrs Sprmger and Mr 'Iaylor From th1s group they had the dlfficult Job of choos mg s1x I V and s1x Varslty cheerleaders Matenal for umforms was purchased by the Ath letlc Associatlon, the glrls made the outflts them selves A sllghtly different procedure was followed thls year, ln that there was no head cheerleader Th1s pos1t1on was weekly rotated among the gxrls Both squads worked hard at afterschool practlces and noon hour pep ralhes, origmatmg new yells and teachmg them to the student body Maroney Russell Q Fish Kenyon p Cook Torrey 28