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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1948 volume:

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ROSCOE L WILLIAMS F741 ,-4nd Qafztcz' Standmg H1gg1ns Ayers Ogbm, Carlton Ross F1sh Morgan Totman, Freeman Carr Mudge Greene, Geer, D1etr1ch, Adams Seated DuMond W11t Wood Ixpson Frederxck Bodach M Wmlbur, A W11bur Dodge Wllhams Taylor Reed Sprmger, McNally 4 , 1 11 ' gi ., I9 1' no m, V A ,. ns t , M 19 10 . se, . X A h My 5 . 9' N Q X -d , . If , , . xA . 0 0 ' ! I ! ! 7 D ! , . ' ! 7 ! 7 7 7 ' ' 1 7 i 7 ! ' a-5 BOYD KELLOGG Intramurals Soccer Band Male Chorus Lion Staff Class Pres SARAH DIAZ 1234 1234 1234 Dramat1c s Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Dramatics on's Roar 3 4 L1on Staff Basketball 4 Soccer Class Sec y MARY DAVIS Aiwa Intramurals 1, 3,4 Glee Club Mlxed Chorus Dramatics Class Treasurer AM! Track Basketbal Orchestra Mixed Chorus Lion s Roar Vice Pres RICHARD WHITE QJ04 Intramurals Soccer Track Dramatics Class Sec y Senate Pres. 1,2,3,4 3,4 1, 3,4 3 1 4 Basketball Mgr. 6 Basketball Baseball Soccer Mgr Lion Staff Vice Pres St Senate 2 1234 1234 1, 3,4 3,4 2 4 2, 4 3,4 F fl ' 1 1 I ' 3,4 - Y ! I I ' 9 I I -132: '4 -122, '4 - 3,4 ' - 3,4 . - 4 - . - 3 ' - 3,4 ' I 9 1 ' 3,4 ' 1 i ' 4 - , - 4 - 3,4 - Q -1 -1 - 3 - 3,4 fc . 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A. 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Male Chorus 1,2,3,4 Mzxed Chorus 4 4 Rifle Club 8 234 ARLENE GARDNER Ban 3 4 Orchestra Dramatics Class Pres Lion Staff 3 L1on s Roar Musxc Club Pres IAMES HILSINGER Basketball Baseball 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1,2 3 4 Dramatlcs , Lzon Staff Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Class Pre Hfmmson LEE .par F F A 1234 Intramurals 1234 Male Chorus 3,4 Rifle Club Play Stage Mgr 9 Soccer 1 2 3 Dramatics St Senate Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Lion s Roar Vice Pres Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 s Gxrls' Sextette d - , - 3,4 ' 4 . 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Recovermg from our soclal blunders, we emerged mn '45 beatxng the well worn path through school act1v1t1es and Room 208 Duss King was our leader, assisted by Coach Spnnger Several romances blossomed that year, while Dottxe Russell played Cupxd w1th a party and all Bev Dunham saved her pennies for repairs on the cexling downstaxrs after she made a 3 point landmg on the floor III French class one day How about that Tottie 'P It seems that the Sophs were a lxttle lazy that year, even to the extent of havxng a sxt down strxke ln English Class A beautlfully decorated back wall in Room 208 was scrubbed clean by little 1nnocents who carned a grudge weeks afterward agamst the gullty Senlors A p1cn1c at L11y Lake completed that year, and we went skxppmg mto Room 205 as 'Those Iunxors Arlene Gardner was our presldent, and Mrs Totman our advisor A Thanksgxvmg Dance whxch proved to be the first successful round and square dance in years, encour aged us June Dussy, Tank, and R1ch declare that decoratmg was most fun The excite ment really heaped h1gh when the soda pop dlsappeared To ra1se money we trled sellmg personalized post cards Who could dream that monograms are so confusing! The junlor Senior Picnic left us all exhausted Taughannock Falls was mvaded forc 1bly that day Nothing can compare with those speed boat r1des, right Blondy ? Three one act plays presented that March won us renown Marilou and Rich shocked the multxtudes, wh1le june and Dussy hissed Aren t we devlls ? We won t say your act was natural as the rest, Dottxe, but there IS a t1me and a place for everything Bev Dun ham deserved an Oscar for her portrayal of M1nerva Peabody When September 1947 rolled aroxmd we were on our way back to 208 Mr Taylor shuddered to see us return, because he was to become our advlsor We made ablg open mg for our last year by sponsoring a dance Mary Alice had most fun that night, holdmg hands with the guests CWe know you only stamped their hands, Maryll What happened to you that night Sandy? November brought us the long awa1ted Semor Play Play rehearsal was dull? That's not the way I heard xt from the cast Will any senior ever forget the lover s leap, the Wolf Girl, an insplratlon, horoscopes, or especially the dance of the roarmg machlnes It seems the older you get the more forgetful, and It lS hard to get to school on txme too One member of our fair class made lt a pomt to be at least three minutes late every morning We don't like to mention names 1n sltuatlons l1ke these, because I don't lxke to hurt your feelmgs, MHIIIOUI THE LIONS ROAR, a great lmprovement over papers in the past, was successfully handled once a month by Ioanle, and displayed the talents of our writers and typists, Amber, Sadie, and Bev THE LION offered a little more complicatlon, right Seniors? Especially w1th vanish ing articles and finances The most fun in the preparation of THE LION was having Sen 1or portraits taken Don t you just love to ride elevators, Dussy ? Cookie recently has acqulred a violent dxslike for bananas, I wonder why ? Four pounds aren t manyl So on and on, having the times of our lives, we salled through the Spring Prom, more parties and good tlmes includmg our tr1p to Washington, which is a topic for discusslon m ltselft Class mght and Commencement closed this part of our l1ves, now we are eager to take our new pos1t1on 1n the world and try sometlung dlfferent We know everyone hates to see us leave, but don't feel bad k1dsl We 'll be back occa sxonally to vxsxtl 12 - 1 I ' .- , - . . ... . . . ., . - . . ' - . . 0 - . . . - .. . .. . 1 . D9 . . I I .l I , . . I - . . O . . . . .- . . - ' 1 . . . D . 7 . - . I , . . D .. . . . . , . . I . 9 . 7? . . . . ,P r . . . 9 - ' . - . I . . . . 2 .. . . . . , - vm gs-sf Y 1 i Standing M1ssBodach, Totman Hess LaCel1e jordan Peaslee Eaton Smith Gates Eccleston Seated Rear Lockwood Gates, Potter, Tracey Marks Beach Woodward Seated Center Fox, D , Yocum, Carter Grewe Oros, Fish Fox H Seated Front Fisk Maroney, Torrey Clough Fausnaugh, Kenyon Haight eeaz4-fmqlwzggfcmf FTER opemng the school door for the '48 '49 season, we elected class officers Dorys Lockwood took over the reigns as president with jack Eaton fillmg the chair as her assistant As our scribe we chose Helen Oros, and Donald Potter was given the Job of handling our money matters In late October everyone was excited about the arrival of our class rings We were well pleased with the little bands which signified that we were coming up in the world and displayed them with pride On December 13th we sponsored an informal dance in the Christmas Spirit with music be mg furmshed by the Happy Valley Boys Refreshments were sold in the cafeteria and the gym rafters shook with the merriment of a happy crowd cutting a gay rug At the time that the 1948 Lion went to press the entire Junior Class was awaiting with keen anticipation the two popular armual events, The Spring Plays and the Junior-Senior Picnic. Last but not least on May 14th we would hit the front page with our Junior Prom. The girls in their colorful gowns and the boys in their Sunday best spending a happy time on a gleaming floor would be in order. As we look to the day when we must close the door on our junior year, we feel that we have made an excellent approach to our scholastic goal and view the coming senior year with con- fidence and eagerness. As a final word, we wish to thank Miss June Bodach for her exception- ally fine work as our advisor during the current year. 14 Standing Mr Reed, Lee, LaCe1le, Hammond Swmdon, Peak, Turner Parks Seated Rear Harvey, Fry Newton, Tennant, Ufford, Momz, Sandy Aylesworth Seated Center Baldwin, Smith, Brewer, Lockwood, Kemak Monell, Sergent, Sawyer Seated Front Gergen, Auwarter, Peak, Cooper, Brown, Loomis, Greene Allen ww 0402 Zwea FTER glancing over various curricular and extra curricular records for the year, it becomes quite apparent that the Sophomore Class is making out well Their freshman year was rather hectic, but the Fall of '47 brought them onto the beam '1950 is represented in every phase of school life Athletically they have boys prom agricultural department, while fairer members of the class are active in the Future Home makers Organization, in cheerleading and in the Dramat1cs and Photography Clubs At the Fall election Everett Tennant was chosen president of the class, Ann Lockwood vice president, Marilyn Baldwm, secretary, Harold Newton, treasurer, and Lois Peak re porter Shirley Smith and Lawrence Ufford were chosen to serve on the Student Senate As the main undertaking of the year the class sold red pennants bearmg CINCY in white letters This novel idea proved very successful With two years of achievement behind them, havmg admirably maintained their footing on another rung of the educational ladder, the members of the class of 1950 are looking forward to even more prosperous and eventful days as juniors To Mr Ben Reed the class extends its thanks for his interest and cooperation during the 1947 1948 school year 15 : , ' , . ' 0 7 . - . . . . - inent in all varsity and junior varsity sports. Many other boys are breaking records in the . . , , TTTIT J Standing Mr Dodge Sternbergh, Smith Cobb Bush Root Blanchard Lockwood Scutt Preston White, VanZe1en Vkyatt, Stlth Abbey Momz Klnney Greene Seated center Harvey Widget Doty Duell, Maycomber, Cardner Brown Seated back Rathbone Elwood Bennett Marks I Cobb, Clough Hilsmger Seated front Cooper Fr1tz,R Cobb,Prent1ce,Armentrout, DuMond Campbell 4eDaofz E freshmen of the school year 1947 and 1948 being as green as any f1rst year class spent a few weeks getting their sea legs for the lugh school voyage However they were not long m be coming accllmated, and though activities were necessarily limited, much was accompllshed The class chose Bill Greene as their leader early in the year, with Inez Wtute and Janice Fritz filling the Jobs of secretary and treasurer Mr Dodge was appointed advisor for the group and worked admlrably in this capaclty In add1t1on to swelling the ranks of athletic squads, the freshmen were well represented through out the year in choruses, band and orchestra Other members were 1n1t1ated into the Future Farm ers and Joined the F H A When several extra currlcular clubs were organized '51 agam made a good showing This large class seems to have started off with its best foot forward. Like a puzzle, perhaps, which will be readily solved, they are putting together the pieces that make the beginning to an eventful and successful high school career. 16 -'43 l Nqr 2 amegmwl IK R Parks .T Potter F Kmckerbocker, Eccleston, J LaCe1le, D Potter Wlght, D Lockwood Blanchard Greene Lee Allen P Smlth, S Muncy, Olds, I Bennett Peaslee, B Potter Eaton Parks Kenygn, A Smlth. Ke110gg, Gates, Flsh, A. Muncy, Stxth, Elwood, Turner, Wheeler, Kmg, Gardner, J Hammond Cornelxus, C. Potter Connor, A. Bennett, Walters, Glezen, Conductor A W11bur, Cobb, L. Hammond, D Kmcker bocker, J. LaCe11e. Sturdevant, Russell, Cooper, Jlpson, Banks 18 I I K M4 S. ey: , --an--ng.-1 j -uinun--::f.....'f-- . 4' rm - IG, Y il . a , I -'rr L A , lr 1 1 7 . 7 . 1 . - y . . 1 J - ' 1 - - - 9 - y 9 a . Back D Lockwood Eaton, I LaCelle Jordan Peaslee A Sm1th B Potter Kmckerbocker M Potter Center 1-Iaxght Peak Freeman Eccleston Lee Parks Frltz, Cooper Front A Wllbur Sassman,A Lockwood .T LaCel1e Ufford Totman Kellogg Wxght S Smlth M Wllbur Seated Sandy Kmg Maroney Allen P Gates Kenyon L Gates, Blanchard Center Front 00114 77Zauc Glezen Duncan Fausnaugh Muncy Ufford Gates, S Smxth Potter, Kenyon Potter A Wxlbur, Kmg Fe1nt F1sh Gardner Hammond Muncy, Bennett Hoellerer 19 F-7 5 1 1. S g. Z ' 7 ' 7 7 7 U l 7 I 7 . 7 - 2 . 7 7 7 7 7 . ' 2 ' ' 7 0 7 ' 7 7 7 7 I 7 ' - 7 : 7 . 7 7 7 ' 7 7 - - 0 Back: Eaton, Kellogg, Allen, Parks, Eccleston, LaCelle, Peaslee, Potter, Knickerbocker, Cobb, Z 7 7 7 7 1 . 7 7 - : I . 7 7 7 7 7 7 v 1 7 fi ' in L Q Center A Muncy Preston Sawyer D Peak Parks, Sandy, Klng S Muncy, L Peak Gates Conner Front Halght Baldwm, Fr1tz Blanchard Sassman Marony Mrs W11bur Wh1te Cobb A Lockwood Kenyon Woodard Seated Cooper Harvey, French, Glezen Wolf 14 S 7a 0602 Weenie Back Ufford Sm1th, Parks, Peaslee Freeman, LaCe11e, Eaton, Jordan, B Potter Kmckerbocker Center Peake, Eccleston .T Lee, Newton, Kellogg Sandy H Lee, Gates Allen Front Olds, Greene, Totman, LaCe1le, Mr Wxlbur, C Potter, Baker, D Potter, Hoellerer L l A 20 S ' lg 5 ' ' L L 1' S ' ' f L na za As... A Back: Monell, Baker, Smith, Sternbergh, Wight, Cook, D. Lockwood, Turner, Van Zelen, Iipson. 1 - 9 7 2 - 2 Q 7 - - y 3 . : . ! . . ! 3 ! 7 ' l 7 . 7 1 . , . : , . 0 : 3 I ! 1 y . , : , . . , , . , . ,f T the beglnnmg of the school year the muslc de partment, under the supervlslon of Mr and Mrs Wxlbur, formed a Music Club The Musxc Club conslsts of all the pup1ls belonging to any musxcal orgamzatlon ln the Cincmnatus Central School A off1cers, the members chose Arlene Gardner, pres1dent, J ack Eaton, vlce pres1dent Donald Kmckerbocker, secretary Boyd Kellogg, treasurer, Dorothy Kmg lzbrarlan The govermng body of the Musxc Club IS the Muslc Councll wh1ch conslsts of the of fxcers of the Music Club and two representatxves from each orgamzatlon The followlng representatlves were elected Dor1s Kenyon, Robert Eccleston, Band, John LaCelle Marllou Potter, Orchestra, Florence Sandy, Dorys Lockwood,G1rls' Chorus, Glenn Allen Ioan Sassman, Mxxed Chorus Although not many actlvitles were glven for the Muslc Club, a Halloween Party was en Joyed by the members Most of the year was spent draftlng a constxtutlon We are lookmg forward to next year and hope to make the MUSIC Club one of the largest and best organ1zat1ons ln the school The t1me that the Muslc Councll has glven to organ The year 1947 48 has mdeed been a busy year mus1cally for the members of each mu sxc orgamzatlon The Band f1rst performed for the F F A Falr held m the early autumn followed by an assembly program and a Chrlstmas Concert The1r next publ1c performance was the three feSt1V31S 1n Marathon Truxton and Homer followed by our own Annual Spring Concert Two parade Jobs and concerts on Memorlal Day ended the fest1v1t1es durmg the school year The regular summer concerts by the band w1ll keep each member 1n t1p top shape to begm another year The Sen1or Play gave the Orchestra lts f1rst opportun1ty to play 1n publ1c Durmg last week ln February, the Orchestra played an assembly concert at the South Otsehc School The same concert was played aga1n for one of our assemblles later 1n the sprmg The Or chestra furmshed the muslc for the .Tumor Plays and also partlcxpated 1n the Annual Sprmg Concert The1r flnal appearance of the year was for Graduatmn All three of the High School Choruses took a very act1ve part nn our Chrlstmas exer cxses background muslc for a tableau bemg furmshed by them from back stage All of our Chorus members were able to perform 1n the three County Festivals Durmg the last of February the muslc department presented an all choral concert durmg an assembly perxod Some of the same numbers were heard aga1n 1n the Sprmg Concert The Male Chorus and Glrls' Chorus sang for the Lenten Service and the Mlxed Chorus for the Good Frlday Ser vlce Our choruses also appeared durmg the year at local functlons where they were grate fully recezved 21 ? I f , u u - . 4 ' Q u 1 0 S l . - . 5 3 , . , . . . izing the club will be used to plan ezrtra-curricular activities. ,-,,rQ93w?f-w i2f+- 7-wr-1f1,,,, X--iS1Lfi'mr .-1 ' I - ' ' , -N . ugh: tim, I - ff ,I .M Q. nun' - Standmg R Wlute Davxs, Eccleston, Lockwood Peak, Mr Taylor Kemak, Kenyon, Eaton Kello Totman Seated Fxsh D1az Dunham, Sergent, Sandy Sassman, Potter Russell Crandall Kmg I Whlte maniac 7:46 E staff of the LION S ROAR has been str1v1ng th1s year to meet the f1ne standards set for them by last year s staff This, the second year of the prmted LION S ROAR, 1S provmg to be just as successful as the fxrst Joan Sassman as Edltor ln Chxef, w1th Bud Kellogg as Busmess Manager have seen to the publishmg of the fxrst four lssues of he seven planned for thxs year Outstandmg features of our paper are The Town Cr1er, Departme t Notes, and the sports artxcles The Homestead Press at Otsehc, New York, prmts th1s new streamlmed paper There has been conslderable Increase 1n c1rculat1on of the LION S ROAR th1s year, thanks to the combmed efforts of all the staff and the faculty Th1s has enabled the paper to grow 1n s1ze from last year's four pages to 1ts present SIZE s1x pages The staff of the LION has met the usuald1ff1cult1es mthe assemblmg of our yearbook but wlth Marllou Potter as Ed1tor, Bud Kellogg as Busmess Manager, anda staff composed of all the Semors, we hope that we have successfully overcome all of these mmor troubles The LION of '48 IS the second hard covered yearbook ever to be pubhshed 1n Clncmnatus Hlgh The W1ll1am J Keller Company IS to be commended for the1r excellent Job as publ1shers We especially want to thank Ieanmne Cook and Dorothy Russell for the t1me and talent whxch they put forward 1n domg the art work on these pages, and .Tune Crandall for glvmg so unst1nt1ngly of t1me and effort on the make up and deslgn of th1s, our 1948 LION To Mr Taylor, the staffs of both the LION and the LION S ROAR extend the1r deepest apprecxatlon for the advlce and cooper atlon wh1ch he gave them Thanks also to Mr Frank Spauld1ng, of Cortland, whose exceptlonal photography has contrlbuted so much to the success of th1s book We would l1ke to extend our thanks, also, to the entlre student body for the1r excellent cooper ation wlth us 1n our every journal1st1c attempt 22 I - 9 y - r 1 gg! 1 7 p 1 1 9 1 1 - - f , . . . . , . , . . . . 7 ' ' 1 . . . + . . . . 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N September 26 1947, the second annual electlon of the Student Senate was held, as planned by the Senate of the precedlng year Rlchard Wh1te a hxgh school senxor, was elected pres1dent a.fter recelvmg a maJor1ty of the 210 ballots wh1ch were cast The other off1cers elected were v1ce presxdent Jack Eaton secretary Dorls Kenyon treasurer Clarence Totman Followlng th1s elect1on representatlves were chosen by thelr classes The new student sen ate was composed of the followmg Senlors R1chard Wlute Joan Sassman James I-hlslnger .Tumors Jack Eaton Dor1s Kenyon, Clarence Totman, Sophomores Shirley Smxth, Lawrence Ufford, Freshmen Mary Blanchard James Cardner, 8th Grade Adah Muncy Arthur Gergen 7th Grade Veron1ca Wedger Vulham Loomls Two maJor problems which had to be settled or remedled by the Student Senate were Hall Hall Mon1tor System was set up Th1s plan called for a systematxc d1rect1on of traff1c mn the halls a moderate rate of speed, and walkxng exther smgle or double f1le Under the gu1dance of Student Senate members and w1th the cooperatlon of the student body, th1s plan has proven very success ful The second problem, concernmg stray scrap paper was left up to the student body A call for self d1sc1pl1ne 1n tlus matter was gxven and through the help of the students the Student Senate has made our school bu1ld1ng a cleaner and better place to attend One of the mam accomplxshments of the Student Senate was the buylng of a flag staff 1n order to dxsplay the school flag whxch the Class of 1947 presented to the school Thls was done w1th the help of all the classes ln Iumor and Semor I-Ixgh School and IS one of the most apparent atta1n ments of the Student Senate On the whole the Student Senate, although only 1n 1tS second year of exlstence should be com mended on 1ts remarkable accompl1shments Rxchard Wlute, as presldent, Should be given a vote of appreclatlon and thanks for h1s leaderslup 1n the Senate 5e7aon Www! Seated Loomls, Wedger, Gergen, Muncy, Cardner, Blanchard, Wh1te, Eaton, Kenyon Totman Standmg Mr Wlllxams, Sassman, Ufford Smxth 23 7 ' 7 . . , . , . . . , . . . - . I . : . . , , . . 3 . : , . , 2 . . : , . I , ' S : . , , ,. . . - Traffic and the wastepaper situation in the halls and locker rooms. To solve the first one, the ' ! ' 7 , - 1 ' 9 ' . , , . . , . offlcers of the F F A are as follows Rxchard Davis, president Wendall Peaslee secretary, Harold Newton, reporter, Everett Tennant, vice pres1dent, Edward Dav1s, treas urer, Lowell Harvey, sentmel In June, Everett Tennant was elected secretary of the Cortland County Future Farmer Assoclatxon The annual F F A Parent and Sons Banquet was held xn November Hugh Cosline from the Amerxcan AgI'1Cll1tl.lI'1St,' was the speaker From the team of Gllbert, Aylesworth, and Tennant, wluch attended the Delh1 Judging Four, Tennant placed tlurd, and was the wlnner of a Holstem calf from Hansvllle Farms The team as a whole was placed tlurd The annual Cmclnnatus School Falr was held very successfully zn October Aylesworth and Glezen were the wmners of the Sllver Lovmg Cup The Future Farmers were well represented at the Farmer s Fxeld Day with Temant, wm ner of the .Tumor Showman Contest, recelvmg a he1fer calf donated by Mr Wllkins of Scott Road, Homer, N Y Other members won prxzes 1n cattle, poultry and crop exhxblts Aylesworth's barred rock cockerel was the outstandxng cockerel 1n that class of Cortland County, and also took champlonslup at the Madxson Square Garden Poultry Show Back Brown, Cardner, St1th, Freeman Aylesworth, Hilsxnger, Marks, Cobb, Kmney, Deuel Seated Lee, Root, Peak, Auwater, Bush Gergan DuMond, Momz Armentrout, Wyatt 24 ' . . . : ' g , It . 5 -l 0 . ' , . . . - 0 1 4 2 . , . . Front: Mr. Dodge, Gates, Harvey, Davis, Newton, Tennant, Davis, Peaslee, Jordan, Sandy. : 7 ! . J Y 0 ' 1 - rf 7 K . -A 4 K , H f ' c 'Q il -' A 4- I a71.iB25.-u-W? in-1 Back Mlss Wllt, Cobb French Wldger, Hllsmger, Oros, Bxlhngs Scutt Monell Fox, Peak, Fxsk, Brewer, Kemak Barton Rlght of Smk Ufford Yeager, Beach Sxmth Left of Smk Baldwm, Carter, DeRock At Sewmg Machine Locke, Felnt, Frankhn 14 A NEW orgamzatxon set up tlus year in C. H S., the Future Homemakers seem to be makmg out wonderfully. The club IS headed by Mlss W1lt, and mcludes all girls takmg Home Econom1cs m high school. The oiflcers are: presxdentz Flossxe Fxskg secretary. Sh1r1ey Srmthg treasurer: Joan Hllslngerg reporter: Marllyn Baldwmg songleader. Lons Peak These g1r1s have been very act1ve for the short wh11e that they have been organxzed. They sold Chr1stmas cards, m order to boost thelr treasury, and prepared the banquet served to the Future Farmers m November In the future the girls plan to have cookxng proyects and a tea Clothmg IS now bemg made to send overseas. All of the glrls 1n the club are enrolled 1n the State and Nat1ona1 F. H A. Th1s year the club enrollment ns twenty flve, next year we hope the number w111 be greatly lncreas ed. 25 A .A y g K ' ' ?'f,ila K l'7W2'Ei.v ,M -. A 7 , - I 5 ,TM , K K K . H. , I f . ' - - l ' -,-af' ' K- . Oc - in 4 - 3 X , 1 .ff , ,. is . . ' . f If- . - in N 5 ' - ,, R, , . . ' iz' As., F , -. 'ff .mu R 4 - ,-.K . 4, L , W . I a 1 s 9 , 0 I , , . Z . I . 5 I I 1 fi? ln., p.--wr Ji 'ff GF' wwf 188 3 A89 28 771 gave We Qwe Wlwuw E Cmcy Cagers started the 1947 48 season by wmnxng n1ne of thexr fxrst twelve games los1ng to Homer once, and Marathon twlce The Llons showed a fast, scrappy team, but were handlcapped by the lack of hexght The flne team work and the w1ll to win paid off as they came from belund to wm thrilllng games from Truxton and McGraw In the flrst nme games Cmcy dented the hoops for the 342 pomts to the opponents 281 The Cmcy Cagers were paced by three returnmg lettermen, Marshall, Totman and Frltz w1th Kmckerbocker and Kellogg back after a year's lapse Up from last year s I V s Eccleston Harvey Whlte and Davis made a flne showmg The offenslve brunt was carrxed by Marshall, Totman Kellogg and Eccleston, w1th Kmckerbocker playxng some of the best defensive ball ever seen Frltz and Har vey, along w1th Wlnte and Davis, played fine ball under the boards In June, the Llons lose nearly all the1r members w1th the exceptlon of Eccleston, Totman and Harvey Some of the lughhghts of the basketball season are Kellogg swxshed the hoop for the f1rst basket of the season Totman made six of eleven shots 1n the McGraw game and Eccleston make four out of SIX shots rn the Marathon game Back Davls Whxte, Harvey, Eccleston Foreground Coach Sprmger Front Kellogg Frxtz Mar shall Knlckerbocker, Totman glrl s part xn varslty basketball ln 1947 48 was dlrected by Mlss Frederxc w1th Dorys Lock Tlns season there was keen competltxon among cheerleaders m the league for a trophy whlch rs to be awarded to the team wxth the best appearance on the floor This IS the first contest of thxs type ever to be held m our league Cheermg from our morale boosters for a wmnmg team brought a very responslve audlence tlus year Left to Rxght Kenyon, Kmg, Lockwood, Russell, Torrey Foreground Sandy, Marony mai 14716414 the 1947 48 season started, It found many prom1s1ng basketball players out for pract1ce It was one of the largest squads ever to turn out The J V 's had plenty of he1ght w1th Hess, Hrlslnger, and LaCelle towerlng s1x feet or over Along with these they had returmng players wxth exper1ence ln Potter Sandy, Eaton, Cobb, Jordan, Auwater, Morse, and Allen Some prormsxng freshmen turned out 1n Brown and Cardner w1th others showmg plenty of ab1l1ty after a little exper1ence The I V 's who won f1ve out of thelr flrst elght games, showed plenty of promlse of a strong team They dropped thelr opemng game to South Otsehc, then agamst an undefeated Homer team they lost ln the last fxve seconds They had convmcxng wms over all the other foes As the season went along, the I V s xmproved each game They had f1ne teamwork, and a fast team wluch gave all opponents trouble They had very good sportsmanshlp, and It showed many good prospects for the commg year Back R Cobb Macumber, I Cobb, Jordan, Hllsmger, Hess, J LaCelle Potter, Eaton, Morse, Abbey Center Sandy Parks Brown, Auwater, Tennant, John LaCelle, Cardner Front Stxth, Wyatt Peake DuMond, Allen, Greene, Ufford 29 0 0 I . . , . , . 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Qame AS we go to press th1s year, baseball has yet to get under way for the C1ncy n1ne Last year, wound up County Champ1ons when we defeated Homer by 13 11 1n the f1nal play off game On the stat1st1cal s1de, the h1gh8St battlng average was Rowe s 500 He also banged out the most h1ts, scored most often, and drove ln the most runs Those regulars w1th a battlng average over 300 were Smlth Marshall, Preston, Harvey, Totman, and Ha1ght H1gh f1eld1ng averages were held by Preston, and Sm1th Stub Harvey was top p1tcher w1th 7 wlns and 2 losses Th1s year's squad w1ll lose 8 regular players Rowe Ha1ght Baldwm, Harvey, Smlth, Preston, Kn1ckerbocker and Marshall a loss that w1ll be sorely felt by Coach H1s only consolat1on 1S 1n the fact that Totman Eccleston Frxtz and Cobb w1ll be back as regulars, as well as Mon1z, Sandy and many other prom1s1ng rook1es who spent most of their t1me last year on the bench Stand1ng Baldw1n, Sandy Ha1ght, Fr1tz, Harvey, Cobb Potter Auwater Springer Kneelmg Harvey Eccleston Sm1th, Totman, Rowe, Marshall, Preston, Kmckerbocker fffzaaadl 70: TRACK 1S a comparatlvely new sport to C1ncy fans, but IS rapidly gaming great popular1ty w1th them Th1S sport IS greatly handlcapped because of the fact that lt falls dur1ng the per1od of baseball practxce, and that it 1S so new Last year was the th1rd season for track 1n C1ncy In the county Sectionals held at Randall F1eld All our boys were r1ght on the beam, but outstand1ng ab1lity was shown by Rowe, when he placed second 1n the 100 yard dash, first 1n shot put, and set a new school record Ul the d1scus throw when he heaved It 123 feet, 2 1nches Although Rowe, Harvey, Haight, and Beach w1ll be m1ss1ng, Wh1te, Totman Sandy, and Tennant Wlll be back Yes we expect a fine squad comprom1s1ng Coach Spr1nger s b1d for the County Sect1ona1s Txtle Back Rowe Wlute, Halght, Hess, Preston, Sprmger Center Stub, Harvey, Marshall Totman B Beach, K Beach Front Jordan, Gilbert, L Harvey, Cardner, Eccleston Mez,-11114.54 W FANS of the Cincinnatus Red L1on Soccer Team were d1sappo1nted tlus year because of the team's mab1l1ty to capture the t1tle Desp1te this, the team made a very good show1ng 1n rackmg up a record of three w1ns, two losses and one t1e In all, the L1ons scored a total of 23 po1nts, booted through the goal posts by Knickerbocker, Eccles ton, Marshall, Kellogg, and Totman Compared to th1s, IS the fact that the opponents scored only a total of 14 po1nts The Red Lions' f1nal roost1ng place for the season, mcluding the results of the play offs, was th1rd place among the competitors of the Cortland County League Looking ahead to next year's chances for the C1ncy Booters, we see many of th1s year s squad' gradu ating, and leavmg pos1t1ons open for lower classmen Those leaving are White, Davls, Kellogg, Knicker bocker, Marshall, Frxtz, and Baldwln Up and com1ng to replace them are Potter, Hess Cobb Auwater and DuMond, as well as exper1enced players, Sandy, Eccleston, and Totman Standmg MacDonald Eaton, LaCelle, Hess, Helsmger, Jordan, Dav1s, Wh1te, Sprmger Center Harvey Totman, Kellogg, Kmckerbocker, Eccleston, Marshall, Sandy Front Parks, DuMond, Cardner, Mac umber, Potter 1 . -, . i .. ur. .5 - -.- , ' we ' :, , ' ' ,. , t , ' f 4 1 , Cortland, the Lion traclfsters placled second and third, respectively, theulr only two' meets.. .' -, . 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M PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Clncmnatus Central School Cmcmnatus New York February 15 1948 SUBJECT ATHLETICS The Ed1tor, 1948 LION Dear M1ss Potter At your request I will supply what mformatxon I can concern1ng the physlcal educatlon depart ment through the medlum of 1ntramural athletics, Athletlc Assoclatlon and xnterschool com petltlon Intramural athletics play a major part 1n the development of each student throughout h1s school l1fe mentally, soclally and physlcally Tlus year the mtramural program was ex panded to mclude wrestlmg bowllng archery box1ng, checkers, chess and badmlnton along w1th the act1v1t1es of the past such as soccer, SIX man football, basketball, volleyball pmg pong, boxlng and softball Thls is your own program Your des1res wlshes and part1c1pat1on have made and w1ll contmue to make lt a success The Athletlc Assocxatxon, made up of your class representatxves, draws up the mtramural program and makes It a workmg project The assoc1at1on handles many of the materxals the 1nd1v1dual needs for phys1cal educatlon or for school work Crew caps, scarves book covers penclls, gym su1ts, T slurts, etc are kept in stock and sold to you at a small profxt Your purchase of these mater1als has made It pOSS1b16 to buy the electrlc scoreboard for basket ball, the Varslty and Intramural awards and the electrlc washer and dryer w1th wh1ch the towels and equlpment are kept clean for you As regards mterschool and sectlonal athletlcs our school has been represented agamst other schools 1n elght act1v1t1es Mxss Frederlck has done a f1ne plece of work w1th her cheerleadmg squads The boys flelded teams 1n soccer basketball baseball and track 1n the Cortland County Athletlc League The bowlmg team wh1ch was f1rst 1n the Sectlon IV meet last year Wlll agam compete as will the volleyball team whlch placed second among the 82 schools 1n our sectxon Tlus year we w1ll send our pmg pong champlon mto sectlon compe t1t1on I am hesltant to name 1nd1v1duals who have brought honor to our school by thexr deeds and sportsmanshmp agamst other schools As tlus IS bemg wrltten, the sports program IS but half over Doubtless there w1ll be others so honored but C Totman R Whlte, and W Sandy were chosen on the 1947 All Star Soccer team plcked from the athletes of Cortland County To all of you who have been 1ntramural partlclpants Miss Frederlck and I wxsh to thank you for your t1me and work To those of you who have been members of the largest squads 1n the school's hlstory many thanks for your hours of practlce and for bexng good wmners and even better losers the few tlmes th1s was necessary To Don Kmckerbocker, Don Frltz, B1ll Marshall, R1Ch Whlte, Ed Davls, and Boyd Kellogg, the fellows we lose from the squads It was a pr1v1lege to work w1th you To each of you I say Many Thanks fafffff 7 . . 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