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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

2 RINT Oe RR ST a ES ETRE ui iil PUBLIS HED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF CINCINNATUS CENTRAL HIGH CINCINNATUS , NEW YORK ma Mat— et— AN C- tise 4 Gen-Cinree C WNacl —= kon —o — Hard — hee girle Hay het gene all clo het Katt — Cs 2-¢Le Beigh { —— hay therec be loyal ope natad Meph. —— Cl . ‘ XS = No S = S g TwS YEAR TWE SENIOR CLASS 1S PUB- LISHING A YEARQOOK OF GREATER SCOPE IN AN ATTEMPT TO REPRESEMT MORE FULLY THE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY. WE HAVE INCLUDED PHOTOGRAPHS oF ALL GRADES AND PICTURES OF MANY MORE ACTIVITIES. YUROUGH OUR PATRONS, ALUMN! AND AD- VERTISEMENTS WE HAVE REACHED WE OTHER INDIVIDUALS. OUR THEME 18 THE®GAY NINETIES” WHICH CATCHES THE EYE OF BOTH STUDENTS AND OLDER PEOPLE. WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT OUR BOoK WILL BRING ABOUT A BETTER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY. THE SENWR CLASS OF 1950, RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE YFHIS ISSUE OF THE LION To MRS. CORA HIGGINS, OUR FIRST GRADE TEACHER. SHE HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF THE FACULTY FOR NINETEEN YEARS AND HAS TAUGHT MANY wro HAVE ATTENDED THIS SCHOOL. THESE FACTS ALONE ARE NOT ADEQUATE IW DESCRIGING MRS. HIGGINS’ SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL, THE COMAUNITY AND THE GRADUATES; FOR BY THEM SHE HAS GAINED GREAT RESPECT AS A TEACHER AND CITIZEN WHOSE EXAMPLE tS WORTHY OF OMENS OF TH AS F THIS DEDICATION, WE WISH TO GIVE RECOGNITION TO MRS. HIGGINS FOR WER PATIENCE, Skice, AND THOROUGHNESS. IT 1S, INDEED, A PRIVILEGE FOR US To HowoR HER 1 THIS Way. e ) = y SS GPS GL. } Soe GOCRHAAEEROREEEH EES : @ os @ heed ® - % @ baad bad ha] @ a PRINCIPALS MESSAGE ASIDE FROM STUDYING THE 3 R'S AND OTHER RELATED SUGIJECTS you HAVE BEEN ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN OTHER PHASES OF SCHOOL LIFE. YOU WAVE GELONGEO TO CLASS ORGANIZATIONS, AND VARIOUS CLUBS- SOME HAVE GEEN STUDENT SENATE MEMGERS, MANY HAVE PARTICIPATED JW Music AVD SPORTS. THROUGH YOUR PARTICIPATION You WOT ONLY HAVE PREPARED YourRStlLe FOR AOQULT LIFE GUT HAVE GONE THROUGH A PERIOD OF PRACTICING THOSE ACTS WHICH ARE WECESSARY FOR THE SAME. ; WE LEARN FROM STUDYING: BICLOGY THAT THE FORMATION OF ANY HABIT, WHETHER IT BE LEARNING TO TYPE ORTO PLAY BASKET BALL, REQUIRES A PERIOD OF PRACTICE. HUMANS FoR THE MOST PART ARE CREATURES OF HABIT. ALTHOUGH THOUGHT 18 NECESSARY FOfe MARY OF SUR ACTIONS, AU EFFICIENT WELL ADAPTED PERSON [5 AN INDIVIOVAL WHO PoSSESSES GOOD HABITS WE HOPE YOU HAVE ACQUIRED AWD WILL CONT AVE TO AcQuIRE THOSE HABITS WHICH PROMOTE COOPERATION, UNDERSTANDING AVD PROGRESS. TRUE PROGRES IN A DEMOCRACY COMES THROUGH COaP- “ERATION; COOPERATION CAD COME ONLY THROUGH VANDERST ANDING. PGSSESS THESE HABITS AND NOT ONLY WiLL YOU LIVE A HAPPIER LIFE guT THE EXAMPLE YOO SET Witt BE A STEP To- WARD MAKING YOUR COMMUNIT? A HAPPIER ONE V WHICH TO ye pe TT) 7, 4 hehe Rhy aoe aoe EX ons at a gay ae oa isT TABLE: OOOGE, wre Bur, CHURCHILE MAC pd poaryigereh PRATT QvO TABLE: MVOGE, DYEVMEAD, PAPISH, wood, 7G6G 33RD TABLE: OTH TABLE: STH TAGLE: 67TH TABLE - S7TAVDIVG é. de. POTTER, PRES, SUAREZ 2, BAILEY, O4U S PF GSEA 7- RICLE CALE, ADAMS, AVOREWS, A CLoOEH, BURKE, 770 WALLY, 70 LGAY, For An MUVMCY, PARKS, WItT, OSB0RWE SPRINGER, MACOOVALO, BRAMMER, KAU FAAIANYA SLEIM GAT CELA VAN, HARVEY FREESIAN, HARES, betAI Te a | ney og BI GRADUATION NIGHT YEARS GO PAST ON €L YING WINGS ; ONLY MEMORIES REMAIN. LOOKING GACK, WILL we CHECK EACH ONE WITH A LOSS OR WITH A GAIN 2 WE, THE CLASS OF FIFTY, GATHERED fiery bob te NGS OF EXTREME WISH TO EXPRESS Our FEELINGS DELIGHT) = 1ENDS AND TEACHERS FOR THEIRS WE THANK OUR FRIENDS FIRM NESS NOLIN AS WE THE CLASS OF FIFTY Go ouT On OUR ‘ OwN AS FRESHMAN We ACQUIRED A CLASS THAT HAS PROVED To BE THE BEST; WITH THE HIGHEST STANDARDS WE CouLD SET WE MET AND WON EACH TEST. COOPERATION IN OUR SOPHMoRE YEAR WAS ONE OF ouR MANY GAIAS. RESPONSIBILITY WE SHARED AS JUNIORS LED US ON To FAME. Now we LEAVE OL0 CINCY weve BEEN LOYAL, TRUE WEve SPEUT THESE YEARS WITH GUR TEAC HERS Too. WE LEAVE OUR FRIENOS BEHIND US, OUT tTo THE wWoRLO WE Go NOW WE LEAVE of£D CINCY, WE ALL Bid A Dieu. AS WE END OUR SENIOR YEAR WE FIND THROUGHOUT THE CLASS THAT our UA PAVE D LIFE OF HIGHWAY _WILL NOT RUN AS SMOOTH AS GLASs; BUT UATH CouRAGE WE wilt CHALLENGE EACH ROUGH AND BUMPY SPaT ; y ANO wiTH FOUR YEARSOF GAIN GEHINO US, I KNow we'LL STAY on Top. CLASS SONG GY MARY JEAN COOPER AND LOIS PEAK - CLASS FLOWER + YELLOW ROSE Yés, YEARS GO BY ON FLY(NG Wines ONLY MEMORIES REMAN. LOOKING BACK we CHECK EACH ONE NOT wiTH A LOSS BOT WiTH A GARAI. MARYJORIE GREENE CLASS Morro i FOR WARO EVER BACK WARD NVEVER CLASS COLORS : GREEN AND YELLow MARY JEAN COOPER “M'TEAN | INTRAMURALS |! 3,4 GIRLS CHORUS 3 YEARBOOK PLAY DRAMATIC CLUB FAIR ASS'N GLENN ALLEN “ZEKE” MALE CHORUS BAND 12,34 MIXED CHORUS ORCHESTRA 1234 INTRAMURALS CLASS PRESIDENT BASKET BALL Music COUNCIL STUDENT SENATE PLAY SWING BAND VARSITY CLUB YEARBOOK TRACK ALLSTATE (MUSIC) NORMA BROWN “BROWNIE” TNTRAMURALS Hie Be Sel YEARBOOK NEWS PAPER DRAMATIC CLUB BASKETBALL SOCCER VOLLEYBALL .4 SOFTBALL PHYS. ED. DEMONSTRATION y y RICHARD AUWARTER “ JULIUS CLASS V. PRES, FFL A, Mage age | STUDENT COUNCIL V. PRES. °° ' TNTRAMURALS BASKETBALL BASEBALL PLAYS EMPIRE BOY'S STATE TRACK VARSITY CLUB PRES, SCHOOL FAIR ATHLETIC ASS'N. RIFLE CLUB AG. JUDGING TEAM 8 £c ver se ww ty © lg w ww? -= cee e2etce MARJORIE GREENE “JOSIE” INTRAMURALS 12,3, 4 DRAMATIC CLUB 2 VOLLEY BALL 3,4 SOFTBALL 38 MIXED CHORUS GIRLS CHORUS CHEERLEADING CLASS TREASURER NEWSPAPER YEARBook PLAYS 3 PAGEANT PHYS. ED. DEMONSTRATION 23 MUSIC CLUB . yy EARL AYLESWORTH “EARL” INTRAMURALS WEES iy PLAY FFA. or REPORTER BASEBALL MGR. DRAMATIC CLUB Q YEARBOOK NEWS PAPER RIFLE CLUB ra 2, = — eoer elect Aun bg ty Wy VARSITY CLUB SCHOOL FAIR ASSN eet ft 4 3 1 FAIR TREASURER VOLLEY BALL s TOHANA HAMMOND “TONIE” BAND 123,4 ORCHESTRA 23 4 NEWSPAPER elbow YEARBOOK y INTRAMURALS 1:2 3,4 ALLSTATE (MUSIC) : 4 MUSIC CLUB y RICHARD FRY “IKE” NEWS PAPER y INTRAMURALS eS YEARBOOK y PLAY 3 DRAMATIC CLUB a PAYS, ED. DEMONSTRATION 2,3 U NOREEN JONES “BUTCH” TRANSFERRED FROM ELMIRA INTRAMURALS u PLAYS 4 GIRLS’ CHORUS “ MIXED CHORUS u ee LOWELL HARVEY SOCCER BASKETBALL BASE BALL “FLASH” TRACK F. FA, 4 VARSITY CLUB 4 RIFLE CLUB va Y ATHLETIC ASS'N V. PRES. Zz STUDENT COUNCIL TREAS. INTRAMURALS I, ve ALL STAR SocceR 3 3 VOLLEYBALL Tig } ’ MARY KEMAK INTRAMURALS 2, RAMATICS CLUB yah .HOAL SECRETARY CLASS SECRETARY LION'S ROAR YEARBOOK STAFF FAIR ASS'N 2 PLAY FH. A. 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ART CLUB YEARBOOK NEWSPAPER E.S.S.P.A, VOLLEYBALL CHARLES INTRAMURALS BASE BALL TRACK VARSITY CLUB YEARBOOK NEWSPAPER MONI Z “CHUCK” 1, ye y ie Ae 3 4 y 4 LEAH MARICLE “LEAH TRANSFERRED FROM NORWICH FHA. 4 REPORTER 4 PHYS. ED. DEMONSTRATION 3 HAROLD NEWTON “TAKE” MALE CHORUS 12,34 MIXED CHORUS 3,4 RIFLE CLUB Wie aR Se OFFICER - RIFLE clus y INTRAMURALS 1, 2,3,4 F.FA. REPORTER I SCHOOL FAIR ASS'N 2 3.4 STATE FFA. CHORUS 3 F.F.A. JUDGING 3,4 2 3,4 CLASS “TREASURER 2, PAG E ANT LORRAINE MONELL “RAINEY” INTRAMURALS Le digo, GIRL'S CHORUS 2. MIXED CHORUS OAs YEAR BOOK ( FHA. 2. BASKETBALL 3 RALPH PARKS “RALPH” INTRAMURALS ] BAND ORCHESTRA MIXED CHORUS I, MALE CHORUS MUSIC COUNCIL ALL STATE CARLENE SAWYER “CHARLEMAGNE” CHEERLEADING 2 MIXED CHORUS GIRLS CHORUS Doapeee BAND | LION’S ROAR I MUSIC COUNCIL PLAY INTRAMURALS bode E.S.S.PA. = br Ga AO GIG Dade peer t LYLE PEAK ee cite MALE CHORUS INTRAMURALS | F.F. A. SEC'Y : FAIR ASSN SEC'Y CLASS VICE PRES. JUDGING TEAM EFA. 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SONG LEADER © IRE GIRL'S STATE Z ef yf 3 WALTER SANDY BASEBALL SOCCER GASKET BALL TRACK t VOLLEYGALL COWLING EEA MALE CHORUS MIxEO CHORUS STUOENT SENATE ATHLETIC ASS'N MUSIC COUNCIL PR INTRAMURALS 1.2, RIFLE CLUB a, ww ° Ped Ee = NRENBN Nw i Gl Gs Sarl fal hL£ LL L¢ x we s 2+ wel hey Ger ALLAN YOUNGS TRANSFERRED MALE CHORUS MIXED CHORUS Music CLUB VARSITY CLUB NEWSPAPER YEARBOOK PLAYS SPELLING BEE C.CBI - BASE BALL TRACK MGR, FROM VIRGINIA INTRAMURALS DRAMATIC CLUB PLAYS CHEERLEADING YEAR BOOK CLASS TREASURER ART CLUB SERGENT “GINNY 2, 3, 4 2 ! 1 PHYS. Eb, DEMONSTRATION LAWRENCE UFFORD MALE CHORUS MIXED CHORUS ORCHESTRA PAGEANT INTRAMURALS -BAS KET BALL TRACK PLAYS NEWSPAPER YEARBOOK STUDENT SENATE PHOTO CLUB E.S.3.P.A, FY 2 3 8 3 y “LARRY” — «= - _ ae = = = Pe park “ CURLY” RIFLE CLUB PRES. 3,4 ALL STAR BASEBALL 3 ALL STAR SoccEeR 23 SCHCOL FAIR VICE PRE S3 VARSITY CLUB vice PRES.Q ad REV 1) SOUTHOLD HIGH SCHOOL J3Y BASKETBALL MGR. 3,4 PAGEANT 34 tay uw @ by = etc y 15 By = 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 J y y = = = bat = LAST WILL TESTAMENT THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS oF 1950, BEING OF one “cabo LENTY OF IT), IN ORDER TO DISPOSE. PROPERLY Pat eeecions ' OR REASONABLE FACSIMILES THERE OF, DO MAKE, PUBLISH, AND DECLARE. THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. TO MRS. MUNCY, OUR EXHAUSTED ADVISOR, WE LEAVE THAT WILL REMEMBER TO REPORT BEFORE 3:20. MR. SLEIGHT, WE LEAVE OUR SINCERE REGRETS THAT THE PING- PONG METHOD Was NECESSARY. NEXT YEAR MAY HE RAVE PUPILS THAT WILL REALLY UNDERSTAND WHY THEY'RE N SCHOOL. THE FACULTY, OUR APPRECIATION FOR HELPING. US, THROUGH FOUR TO HAPPY YEARS. TO THE JUNIORS.OUR PLACES AS SENIORS IN TWE BACK SEATS AT ASSEMBLY. TO THE SOPHOMORES —— WE LEAVE ALL THE LUCK WE NEVER HAD, TO MAKE YOU REALLY SUCCESSFUL IN YOUR EVERY ATTEMPT. TO THE FRESHMEN, THREE YEARS MORE OF A HARD STRUGELE AND MANY A WORRY. THE FOLLOWING SENIORS LEAVE THEIR PRIZED ‘POSSESSIONS TO THE ONES WE THINK ARE WORTHY OF THEM LEAVES HER JOB AT THE CASH REGISTER To MARY JEAN COOPER METTA SMITH. DO A 6O00D JOB , METTA. RALPH PARKS LEAVES HIS ABILITY OF (SUCCESSFULLY)? SKIPPING =e TO LEWIS Morse. Ft IS SAID THAT LOU ALREADY HAS Rood RECORD AT IT SHIRLEY SMITH WILLS HER ABILITY TO PLAY THE VIOLA To MARY BLANCHARD. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, MARY. ALLAN YOUNGS WILLS HIS LARGE VOCABULARY To ELMER. PRENTICE. KEEP STUDYING AND I'M SURE THAT SOMEDAY YOU'LL ‘CO - OVER THE. TOP” ELMER. MARJORIE GREENE LEARNS HER ABILITY To TALK LOUDEST FASTEST AND LONGEST YO INEZ WHITE. I HEAR You ALREADY HAVE A GOOD START. RICHARD FRY LEAVES HIS ABILITY To GET ALONG WITH MR. BRAMER to DONALD PRESTON. FROM WHAT I'VE HEARD, YOU CAN PUT Tt TO GOOD USE, FRANK. DOROTHY LOOMIS LEAVES ALL HER WORRIES AS YEARBOOK EDITOR TO JANICE FRITZ. DON'T LOOK FORWARD to THE JOB, JANICE. BILL SANDY LEAVES WIS PLACE IN ATHLETICS To EARL PERKINS. YOU'LL HAVE TO WORK HARB TO BEAT BILUS RECORD, EARL. LORRAINE MONELL LEAVES HER MANNER OF KEEPING QUIET To PUYELLIS DOTY. THIS REALLY COMES IN HANDY IN THE LIBRARY. GLENN ALLEN LEAVES HIS PLACE IN THE MUSIC ‘ROOM To DON SANDS. BUT DON'T FORGET DON, You AREN'T SUPPOSED To USE THE COSTUME ROOM FOR A STUDENT LOUNGE. LEAVES HER WEDDING VIRGINIA SERGENT — To BEVERLY CoBB, GIN! vei, AS Soon AS SCHOOL S OVER AND THAT CERTAIN DAY IS OVER, LEAVES HIS ‘ANGEL EYES’ TO JIM CLOUGH. BE DICK AUWATER CAREFUL JIM, THEY MIGHT GET YOU INTO TROUBLE. SANDRA SWINDON WILLS HER TECHNIQUE FOR GETTING ROYFRIENBS TO Jorce FENT SEE SANDRA FOR FULL PARTICULARS. LYLE PEAK WILLS THE DRIVERS SEAT IN HIS CAR +o KEN BLANCHARD, OWN ONE CONDITION — THAT WHEN YoU ARE DRIVING YOU DON'T WATCH THE “BACK SEAT. REMEMBER TO KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE ROAD, KEN. A NEW CLASS TO 16 ANN LOCKWOOD CARLENE SAWYER WILL THEIR MANNER OF MAKING EX- CUSES TO JEAN POTTER AND NANCY GLEZEN. WE WEAR YOU NEED NO COACHING GIRLS, ESPECIALLY IN LIBRARY. CHARLES MONIZ LEAVES WIS ABILITY TO HIGH JUMP TO ERNIE LA- TEER. NOW You'LL HAVE TO USE YoUR LEGS FOR SOMETHING” ELSE. BESIDES WALKING GIRLS HOME, ERNIE. JOHANA HAMMOND WILLS HER CHAIR IN ORCHESTRA TO BARBARA ELWOOD. EARL AYLESWORTH LEAVES His INTERESTS IN WHITNEY PoInNT To S8BOB ARMENTROUT, WE WEAR YOU ARE ALREADY ACQUAINTED DOWN THERE,BOB. LEAH MARICLE WILLS HER PLACE AT THE “Y TO JOAN RATHBONE. IT GUESS SHE'S ALREADY TAKEN POSSESSION. JOHN LEE WILLS HIS” ABILITY To EAVBARRASS GIRLS TO CLESSON BROWN. YOU'LL HAVE TO DO A LOT OF EMGARRASZING To KEEP UP WITH JOHN SLES. BILL TENNANT LEAVES HIS PLACE ON THE VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD TO DANIE POTTER. WE KNOW HOW YOU LIKE To BE WITH GIRLS ANYWAY, SO THIS WILL GIVE YOU A GOOD OPPORTUNITY , DANIE. NOREEN JONES WILLS HER TEEN-AGE FILBURE To JANICE BENNETT. TAKE. HEED OF THIS, JANICE. LARRY UFFORD WILLS HIS QUIETNESS To PHIL MARONEY. THAT IT PAYS OFFe - + - SOMETIMES MARY KEMAK LEAVES HER ABILITY To BE A Good HOMEMAKER TO MARIE PRESTON. WE'RE SURE YOU'LL FIND IT HANDY AT TIMES. LOWELL HARVEY WILLS HtS ABILITY To CET BLACK EYES To JACK CoBB. REMEMBER TO ALWAYS KEEP YOUR 6UARD UP , JACK, BECAUSE WE HEAR THAT GIRLS SOMETIMES BECOME DANGEROUS — Fust ASK LOWELL. NORMA BROWN WiItts HER FRECKLES TO DONNA BANKS. THEY'LL LOOK NICE WITH YOUR CHEERLEADING DRESS. JOHN JACKSON LEAVES ALL OF WIS GIRLFRIENDS To ROB STERNBERGH. YOU'LL HAVE YOUR ARMS FULL, BOB. DOROTHY KOSTENKO LEAVES EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY, PERIOD. It SEEMS THAT HAROLD NEWTON AND LARRY OLDS, BOTH HAVE ‘'COM- ING AND GOINB ” INTERESTS IN A CERTAIN PARKS GIRL. HAROLD IS WILLING TO GIVE IN, SO HE WILLS HIS” INTEREST To LARRY. BE SURE YOU TAKE GOOD CARE OF HER FOR HIM, LARRY. FRITZ HESS LEAVES HIS FRIENDLINESS WITH CERTAIN TEACHERS. To WALT DUMOND. LARKY SAYS ON THIS DAY OF FEBRUARY IN THE ‘YEAR NINETBEN WHUNDRED AND FIFTY, WE AFFIX OUR SEAL To THIS, OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. 17Z PROPHECY THE GAY NINETIES ARE HERE AGAIN, BUT DERBY HATS, GOLD TOP CANES AND TANDEM BICYCLES ARE OUT, FOR THIS IS JUNE 30, lq 9 99- A VERY IMPORTANT DAY iT IS TOO; FOR THE CLASS THAT GRADUA- TED WAY BACK IN THE YEAR Iq50 1S HAVING | A REUNION AT THE BEACH. IT tS MID-MORNING WHEN WE GET THERE SO MOST OF OUR OLD CLASS MATES HAVE ARRIVED. THE FIRST PERSON WE SEE RUNNING TOWARD THE WATER FOR A ODIP IS BILL SANDY STAR BASKETBALL PLAYER FOR THE NEW YORK NATIONALS. WE IS CLAD IN A TWO PIECE CREATION BY CARLENE SAWYER, FASHION DESIGNER. IT 1S A LONG PURPLE BATHING SUIT WITH YELLOW STRIPES. WHAT A CREA- TION } (BILL SINGS ON THE SIDE. IT MAKES EVERYONE SIGH, “OH FRANKIE. BoY! ) THE FELLOW OVER THERE JUST READY TO BITE OFF THE END OF A HUGE HOTDOG IS HAROLD JAKE NEWTON, BETTER KNOWN AS AMER- ICA'S FUNNY MAN OF RADIO. (TELEVISION, YOU KNOW.) IT HEAR JAKE RAISES JERSEYS , TOO. THE SOUND OF THE HUGE DINNER BELL BRINGS EVERYONE TO THE PICNIC TABLES. WHOOPS! HOLD YOUR SEATS: THAT S ONLY MAR- JORIE “JOSIE” GREENE WENRY FORD'S TRAVELING ‘SALESWOMAN, DRIVING ri WITH THE LATEST ' MODEL T. SHE MUST HAVE BEEN WELD UP BY A“S8 G DEAL AFTER THINGS QUIET DOWN A BIT ALAN NOUNGS, THE DIGNIFIED PREACHER, RISES AND ASKS THE BLESSING. BE SEATS HIMSELF BY LARRY UFFORD WHO 15 NoW ENGAGED IN HIS OWN PRI- VATE BUSINESS AS UNDERTAKER. LEAH MARICLE , AFTER HOURS, FIXES LARRY'S RATRONS' HAIR. THE GUESTS OF HONOR ARE SEATED SIDE BY SIDE AT THE HEAD OF THE TABLE. THEY ARE VIRGINIAN SERGENT AND DOROTHY LOOMIS, WHO ARE CELEBRATING THEIR YqTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. WHO WERE THE LUCKY GROOMS 2 WHY THOSE PRESTON BOYS, OF COURSE. WE MIGHT TAKE TIME OUT TO THANK ELAINE BREWER AND MARY KEMAK FOR ALL THE DELICIOUS FOOD THEY PREPARED FOR THE OCCA- SION. THEY HAVE THEIR OWN COMBINATION RESTAURANT AND €EXTER- MINATING ESTABLISHMENT. THEIR SLOGAN (S “SED BUGS AWAY.’ THE CHICKEN SANDWICHES ARE AUWATER SPECIALS, STRAIGHT FROM WIS BIGGEST HENHOUSE. THEY WERE @O00D Too, Dick. THOSE Two FELLOWS DEBATING BY THE MAPLE TREE ARE LOWELL HARVEY AND EARL AYLESWORTH, DAIRYMEN. THEY WAVE DIFFERENT OPIN- iowS ON WOW A FARM SHOULD BE RUN. TIT DON'T KNOW WHAT TRE FUSS 1S ABOUT? TAEY BOTH HAD WR. DODGE FOR AN AG. TEACHER. JUST ARRIVING ARE .B LL TENNANT AND SON CLYDE. BILL ACQUIRED HIS LIMP DOING FLIPS ON THE CHEE RLE ADING SQUAD AT CORNELL. (HIS MOST FAMOUS WORDS ARE “OH MY BACK, IT'S KILLING ME. ) THEY ARE GETTING READY FOR A LITTLE ENTERTAIN MEN T NOW. THE MUSIC S BEING STARTED BY ZEKE ALLEN BIG TIME BAND LEADER, WHOSE MuSic 1S SAID to BE THE HOTTEST THIS SIDE OF ER HEAVEN. DOROTHY KOSTENKO AND NOREEN JONES ARE FIGHTING OVER WHICH ONE WILL SING THE FIRST SELECTION. DOT 8 THE STAR SINGER ON “STOP THE MUSIC WHEREAS NOREEN CALS SQUARE DANCES BETWEEN RROUMBA LESSOWS. THAT'S ENOUGH To SWAY ANYONE. WHILE THEY ARGUE RICHARD FRY THE TRUCK DRIVER, WHO FAILED HIS DRIVER'S TEST TEN TIMESSISTERS UP MUNES ANS GUITAR AND SINGS A HILI- BILLY SONG. THE TWO GIRLS WNVE FINALLY DECIDED TO SING A DUVET ENTITLED “FRIENDSHIP.” NEXT LYLE “REMELY PEAK S GOING TO PUT ON A ROXING EYX- HiBITION. HE HOLDS THE CROWN OF FLY-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD. SOMEONE ELSE HAS THE TITLE; HE JUST HOLDS THE CROWN. H S OPPONENT TODAY 'S JOHNNY JACKSON, THE CLARK GABLE OF lqqq. JOHN'S LATEST SOUNDLESS PICTURE CAN BE maha be iy AY THE NEIGH- RBORWOOD THEATER. ila I'M SORRY TO SAY THAT ONE OF OUR OLD FRIENDS, SANDRA SWINDON, 1S MISSING SHE GOT SO USED TO VOLUNTEERING FOR (CLASS COMMITTEES THAT SHE JOINED THE LADY MARINES BEFORE SHE KNEW WHAT SHE WAS DOING. NORMA BROWN IS THE ONLY OLD MAID HERE. SHE 1S IN BUSINESS FOR WERSELF. SHE HAS PRODUCED A FRECKLE CREAM GUARANTEED To VANISH FRECKLES OVERNIGHT. STOHANA BRAMMOND 1S HERE ALSO, SHE WAS BEEN NAMED THE BEST DRESSED WOMAN FOR OVER TEN YEARS. HER HUSBAND “RECENTLY WENT BANKRUPT. WE DONT HAVE TQ WORRY ABOUT PICKING UPOUR PAPERS. RALPH PARKS THE JUNK DEALER AND WATCHERY MAN, Wilt TRKE CARE OF THAT. WE RECOGNIZE LORRAINE MONINELL AS ONE OF TRE LEADING LADIES OF OUR COUNTRY, SHE IS THE GAY NINETIES KATE SMITH RITZ HESS, SALESMAN FOR TIDY DIDIES INC.” JUST ROUNDED UP Some FELLOWS FOR A BASEBALL GAME. STANDING IN THE PITCHERS -BOX IS CHARLES MONIZ. CHARLIE PITCHES FOR THE YANKEES AND HE THROWS AYIEAN CURVE. JUST STEPPING UP jo BAT S JOHN LEE, NOTED FOR WIS WORK IN THE FIELD OF SCIENCE, HE NEVER LIKED CHEMISTRY, THOUGH! MARY JEAN COOPER TRAVELED HERE FROM PITCHER, WRERE SWE Runs THE X DANCE BALLON SATURDAY NIGHTS AND WORKS AS LADY MECHANIC AY Ane et GARAGE DAYS. WHAT A COMBINATION. [ SMITH WAS REACHED WER GOAL. SHE PLAY A SNAZZY ALL GIRL ORCHESTRA. SHE SITS IN THE fARG AT salty I GUESS WE'VE Sé w EVERYONE. OH No, WHO S THAT ‘LYING OVER THERE IN THE SAND? OW TT'S ANN LOCKWOOD. SHE 15 PRIVATE SECRETARY IN A LAW FIRM DAYS AND TEACHES REDUCING Poa AT HER GYM, EVENINGS. N IS SLOWLY SINKING IN THE WEST, So WE SAY FAREWE JO OUR Olp FRIENDS, CRANK UP OUR HORSELESS CARRIAGES AND ey HOMEWARD 5; THUS ENDING A “BEAUTIFUL AND ENTOYABLE AY. HISTORY A FEW DAYS AGO AS I WAS RUMMAGING IN AN OLD TRUNK IN THE AT- Tie I CAME UPON A BOX LABELED MEMORIES. IN IT WAS AN OLD STEREO- ‘SCOPE AND SOME CARDS. EAGERLY I ADJUSTED THE FIRST CARD. BEFORE M™yY EYES APPEARED THE PICTURE OF AN ELECTION PARADE, WHICH FADED AWAY AS MY THOUGHTS FLEW TO ANOTHER ELECTION. THAT ONE OCCURRED IN SEPTEMBER 1945—MY FIRST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL, GLENN ALLEN WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT 5 ALBERTA KNOLLS, VICE PRESIDENT ; EVERETT TENNANT, SECRETARY ; VIRGINIA’ SERGENT, TREASURER , AND DOROTHY KOSTENKO AND LARRY UFFORD REPRESENTATIVES TO STUDENT SENATE. NO LONGER DID I NEED ANY ACTUAL PICTURES; MY MIND WAS A MAGIC LANTERN THROUGH WHICH ONE SCENE AFTER ANOTHER PASSED IN RAPID SUCCESSION— A GAY GROUP HAVING A HOT DOG ROAST UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF BEATRICE LYNCH, OUR FRESHMEN ADVISOR — ANOTHER ELEC- TION. THIS TIME EVERETT TENNANT BECAME PRESIDENT: ANN LOCKWOOD, VICE- PRESIDEWT MARILYN, BALDWIN, SECRETARY : HAROLD NEWTON, TREASURER j AND SHIRLEY SMITH AND LAWRENCE UFFORD SENATORS. THE CLASS GAINED SEVERAL NEW MEMBERS THIS YEAR TOO. WALTER SANDY CAME FROM BROOKLYN, SANDRA SWINDON FROM GREENE, CHARLES MONIZ FROM NEW JERSEY, AND ALLAN YOUNGS FROM LONG ISLAND. tO INCREASE OUR FINANCES WE SPONSORED THE MOVIE CONEY TSLAND. THIS WAS SO SUCCESSFUL THAT WE DECIDED To SELL 19 CINCY PENNANTS, TO CELEBRATE, WE HAD A HAYRIDE AND HOT DOG ROAST, WE WERE UNDER THE TUTELAGE OF BENJANIN REED THAT YEAR. NOW THE PICTURES FLASH EVEN MORE RAPIDLY BEFORE MY EYES FOR 948-49 TEEMED WITH ACTIVITIES. A CLASS MEETING (|S IN PROGRESS. EVERETT TENNANT 'S AGAIN PRESIDENT; LYLE PEAK, VILE PRESIDENT; MARY KEMAK, SECRETARY; HAROLD NEWTON, TREASURER AND GLENN ALLEN AND SHIRLEY SMITH STUDENT SENATE REPRESENTATIVES. MRS. EVA MUNCY IS BVIDING OUR DESTINIES THIS YEAR HERE WE ARE ADMIRING EACH OTHER'S CLASS RINGS NOW WE ARE SERVING A SPAGHETT! SUPPER, THERE WE ARE FEASTING ON VENISON, ATREAT SIVEN US BY OUR LUCKY SPORTSMEN, ZEKE ALLEN. EATING DANCING, AND A REALLY EY- CITING BASKETBALL GAME BETWEEN THE BOYS AND GIRLS (THE REF EVEN FORGOT WHICH TEAM PAID HER!) MADE THAT EVENING EXCITING. IN MARCH, THE GLASS REVEALED UNEXPECTED DRAMATIC TALENT. T SEE AGAIN NOT EVERETT TENNANT AND DOROTHY KOSTENKO, BUT THE BRIEF STRICKEN PARENTS OF THE MONKEY'S PAW.” THAT PICTURE RECEDES AND ONE OF MARJORIE GREENE GIVING AN ENTERTAINING MONOLOGUE APPEARS, THE NEXT PICTURE, MY LAUGHTER BRIMS OVER. A SETTEE MIND YOU. IS WALKING ACROSS THE STAGE. AND A YERY EXPRESSIVE settee iv 1S. DO You REMEMBER IT? THE AUDIENCE THAT FILLED THE AUDITORIUM FOR PLAYS HAS VANISHED AND THE FAIRY-Like. SeAUTY OF THE “DREAM GARDEN” PROM DAZZLES ME, PASTEL STREAMERS HAVE. TRANSFORMED THE USLY WALLS OF THE GYM; AND A PICKET FENCE AGAINST A BACKGROUND OF BLOSSOMING APPLE TREES PROVIDES A MAGIC CHARM AS SANDRA SWINDON MOVES FOR- WARD TO HER THRONE AND ACCEPTS THE CROWN. WHAT IS THIS, A BASEBALL GAME ? YES, AND THERE ARE OUR GIRLS SELLING ‘POP, HOT DOBS, AND POTATO CHIPS, OH LOOK! THERE WE ARE AT SYLVAN BEACH. SEE ALL THE JUNIORS AND SENIORS. SOME ARE ENJOYING BATHING FACILITIES, OTHERS WAVING MINUTE OF THE DAY. AT LAST WE ARE SENIORS! AUWATER GREENE, TREASURER. SHIRLEY SMITH, RICHARD AUWATER, LOWELL HARVEY AND WALTER SANDY REPRESENT US JN STUDENT SENATE ;IN FACT, “BILL” IS FROM THE SPEEDBOATS AND ALL OF THEM APPARENTLY ENJOYING EFYERY GLENN ALLEN [5 PRESIDENT j RICHARD IS VICE PRESIDENT ; MARY KEMAK, SECRETARY ; AND MARFORIE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, “DICK” IS V. PRES. AND LOWELL IS TREASURER. THE PICTURES CHANGE WITH LIGHTNING SPEED NOW. THE WHOLE GROUP {5 IN THE AUDITORIUM RECEIVING DIRECTIONS FOR SELLING MAGAZINE SUBSCRIP- TIONS. HOW ATTENTIVELY EACH PERSON LISTENS! NOW THE TREASURER 18 GIVING A FINANCIAL REPORT TO THE CLASS. THAT SHOWS THAT THE MAGA- ZINE SALES AND THE COMMISSION ON PICTURES AND COAT HANGERS HAVE ADDED SUBSTANTIALLY TO THE BANK BALANCE DOROTHY LoomiS, ALONE WEARS A SERIOUS EXPRESSION. EDITING OF THE LION 1S NOT A LIGHT RESPONSIBILITY, AND AS THESE PICTURES FLIT THROUGH MY MEMORY, T RECALL AGAIN AND AGAIN THE BOWED HEADS OF BOTH VIRGINIA SERGENT AND DOROTHY AS THEY WORKED HOUR AFTER HOUR ON THE YEARBOOK, AND CHARLIE MONIZ WALKS THE LINE OF WISION AGAIN WITH AOS FOR BOTH THE YEARBOOK AND NEWS PAPER. BY THE WAY, THE NEWSPAPER WITH CARLENE SAWYER AS EDITOR, BECAME. A PAYING PROPOSITION FOR THE FIRST TIME. A VIVID PICTURE OF RICHARD FRY AND HAROLD NEWTON AS. THEY WORKED CONSCIENTIOUSLY ON THE MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS BLOTS OUT AND THERE IS LARRY UFFORD RECEIVING THE CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVE MENT FOR HAVING SOLD THE MOST SUBCRIPTIONS.| NOW THE CURTAIN tS GOING UP ON “JANE EYRE’ AND OUR SENIOR PLAY PROVES AN EVEN GREATER SUCCESS THAN THE JUNIOR PLAYS, ANOTHER PICTURE SLIPS INTO FOCUS. ANN LOCKWOOD AND WALTER SANDY ARE MOVING ACROSS THE GAILY DECORATED GYM: TO THE THRONE OF HONOR WHERE SANDRA SWINDON WAITS TO 20 INTO | CROWN THEM queen AND KING OF THE SENIOR BALL. HOW AGILE ARE OUR MinndDS! NOW WE ARE IN WASHINGTON— SCANNING THE CITY - FROM THE ToP OF THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT, TREAD- ING THE CORRIDORS OF THE CAPITAL, EXPLORING MT. VERNON, AND THRIL- LING to THE BEAUTY OF OUR COUNTRY AS WE JOURNEY oveR THE SKYLINE DRIVE, THESE. LAST FEW PICTURES SEEM To HAVE LOST THE BRILLIANCE OF THE EARLIER ONES. THE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM ON MOVING-UP-DAY AND THE JUNIOR-SENIOR FADE OUT ALL TOO QUICKLY. NOW. THE LINES OF GRADUATES ARE FORMING ; THEY ARE MARCHING SOBERLY INTO THE AVDITORIUM. AT LAST THEY ARE RECEIVING THE COVET- ED DIPLOMAS. HIGH SCHOOL PAYS ARE OVER! HERE WE BACK Row: You%NvGS, SAVOY, MEW 1044 MONMI2, AUWARTER AYKES WORTH w, FARES RO, JACKS? 77 . HIAR VEY FRY. PEAR, TEVVAAT, MARS. Never, UFFO Pee ee HIESS, ALLEN, GREEWE, HANMOVNO, MOVELL, LEE, ROSTHEMKO LOG weet) Sa Yee. 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HAR T IA0N, £ AroRse Ay KwHitmoee , 4. PORTER, 0. DELAVAN, R. WikCor, “IRS. DIETR Icy iGHTH OWING TO THE LARGE ENROLLMENT, THE EIGHTH GRADE WAS DIVIDED AGAIN THIS YEAR. MRS. OSBORWE PRESIDED OVER ONE GROUP. HOWEVER, OWING TO THE ILLNESS OF MRS. DIETRICH, THE OTHER GROUP HAD. MR. DEFRANCIS, A CADET TEACHER, AND MRS. CLOUGH, A SUB6- STITUTE. FOR SEVERAL WEEKS CLASS OFFICERS {N MRS. DIETRICH'S Room WERE: SUE CAROL CONNOR, VIVIAN DUNCAN, LEROY CLOSSON, AND CLARENCE. FRINK, RRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT, SECRETARY AND TREASURER RESPEC- TiverY. IN MRS. OS BORNE'S ROOM, ROGER POTTER, CONSTANCE WHEELER, KENNETH WHITMORE, ROGER WILCOX, FILLED THE OFFICERS IN THE SAME. ORDER AS ABOVE. «SY Row: HALSTROM, LATEER, COBB, SMITH, WALLS, MARION, (4 RS. TOTAIAN, Duca, FRENCH, Convalsus, LOCKWOOD, DE PEW, 2a eu ite PUD LOU: GATES, YEAGER, CHAPAIAN, BEACH, FRANC LIM, FAUUAUGH, UF FORD, OR OS, IL EIMGEL FRO Row: HOLSE, BRISSON, HARVEY, BAKER, FOX, WaLTEeR CARTER THAYER f $1) TENANT, VOCUM, KUIC KER LOCKER FRESHMEN SCHOOL OAS, SCHOOL DAYS, DEAR LITTLE FRESHMAN SCHOOL DAYS { YES, THAT (S WHAT THEY WERE ALL SINGING WHEN THE 4! MEMBERS OF THE CLASS LEFT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND STARTED ON A NEW ADVENTURE. BY CHOOSING FRANCIS KNICKERBOCKER AS MASTER, DALE WALTERS AS ASSISTANT, MARGARET OROS AS SECRETARY, AWD MARY 1. UFFORD TO TAKE THE JOB ‘OF COUNTING CASH, THEY WERE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH MUCH WITH THEIR ADVISOR, MRS. TOTMAN. NAMES OF THE CLASS OF '53 ARE PROMINENT IN BOTH CURRICULAR AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. PIANY ARE MEMBERS OF BAND, ORCH- ESTRA, AND CHORUSES. OTHERS REVEAL A PROMISING ABILITY IN ATHLETICS. WITH “READIN' AND 'RITIN' AND ‘RITHMETIC™ WELL IN MIND, THE CLASS SEEMS TO WAVE STARTED OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT, AND THEY LOOK FORWARD YO THEIR soPHomoRE YEAR WITH GREATER HOPES IN REACHING TRE FINAL GOAL. 33 ie ; t ; - a ee ae regt 3 a | i ‘ ; ea a? : w ba IALSTROM, GROWN, BLANCHARD, HOELLERER, GROWN, CIHITE, BUSH, STURDE VAYVT, J ? hii hel PRESTON, PER (rms, WHEELER, YOCUM 2U0 Row: YARKS, AAMNevO, CREUCH, GAKER, BEVEDICT, COUR, F1 PS en, ATUNEY, WICKS OV, BAUKS, POTTER, HARVEY, PARKS 3Ro Row: LATEER, STERV BERGH, OLOS, POTTER, W OGER, GLEZEN, WUACY, (1ARONEY, POTTER, PRESTON, AY LES weorrTt, FAR Row, BRAM. re SOPHOMORES — THE “SOPHS CHOSE AS THEIR LEADERS: NANCY GLEZEW — PRESIDENT, EARL PERKIN S— ASSISTANT. ELSIE C9ON VNoR—= SEC— RETARY AND ADAH MUNCY AS TREASURER. THIS CLASS {([% VERY WELL REPRESENTEN ON THE RAH- RAH TEAMS. THE GIRLS TAKING PART WERE SALLY JACKSON, NANCY GLEZEN, ADAH MUNCY, DONNA BANKS, ISLA JIPSOM AND ELSIE CovvoR THE FELLOWS REVEALEDEXCEPTiOoWaxL ABILITY ‘VM THEIR ATWLETIcS, | PARTICIPATION IN BAND, ORCHESTRA, CHORUSES, AWD SPORTS OF ALL KINDS KkK@PT THAIS CLASS FULLY OCCoUPIED, F Fd : a rel te (sT Low: GROWN, ARMENTRoUT, COBB, DYUMOND, PRENTICE, OVEL, CARDOVER 2v0 ROW: SAVDS, GREEVE , COBB, MORSE, ICUMBER, KINNEY, CLouGH GRO Row: BLANCHARD, F172, 541TH, DOTY, RATHBONE, GENET, FISHER, FEUT, HARUEY, WHITE, COBB, MR. KAUFAAWY JUNIORS LOOMING UP IN THE YEAR OF I951, 1S HIS GROUP OF HAPPY-GO-LUCKY JUNIORS UNDER THE SKILLFUL GUIDANCE OF MR. KAUFMANN. WITH DONALD SANDS AS BIG BOSS , JATIES CARONER AS “LITTLE BOSS , INEZ WHITE DOING THE COR- RESPONDING AND RECORDING, AND BEVERLY COBB AS GOOKEEPER, THEY WAVE CAR- AIED OUT PIAWN SUCCESSFUL EVENTS AND LOOK FORWARD To ANOTHER YEAR OF EXQTING ACTIVITIES. THE FIRST MONEY-MAKING ACTIVITY, A BAKE SALE, LEFT LINCOLN'S RES- TAURANT FILLED WITH THE SMELL OF PIES, CAKES, AND HOME-MADE GREAD. EXCELLEMT TALENT WAS REVEALED TO THE PUBLIC ON APRIL 4TH WHEN THESE STUDENTS OVERCAME THEIR STAGE FRIGHT AWD PRESENTED THE ANMUAL JUNIOR PLAYS. | NEW BOSSES TOOK OVER THE JOB OF DECORATING THE GYMNASIUM FER THE BIG EVENT— THE JUNIOR PROM . STRAINS OF MUSIC FILLED THE AIR DURING THE TENSE PIOMENTS PRECEDING THE CROWNING OF THE QUEEN. AND SO CQMES TO A CLOSE THE PIEMORABLE YEAR OF 1949 — i950. 35 2 noes aga ey Sn conn aa IS � SS Peds . SANDY, WILBUR, BAAKS, S. SIU CY, POTTER, RP. PARKS, €E A AUNE YY ALLEN, Stal pebpaahnd Mire S1TH, PARKS, CIISS PRA RS, SAWYER, QORSE, SAVOS, GARQVER, = MUSIC COUNCIL MIXED CHORUS IST Pow: MISS PARKS, P. PARKS, O- BAWKS, 6262EN, JIPION, FREMCH, ALLEN, HOELLERER,, SLAWCHAR ©, FEAT, WALLS, KOSTENUKO, HR. W L BOR 2NO Row: JOMESHA RVEY, FISHER, PRESTON, LOCKWOOD, KNICK ER Bocce ERC. P, 3 MUANCY, MOWELL FRITS oT TER, A.MUNCY s. RO ’ hays DOTY COW NOR, BENNETT SA NOS, WALTERS, SAti Tr : 1SA bo YER, GREEWE, M. UFEORD “TH Rows: GE, MORSE, OLOS, D. PotTTER, YOvunGs PARES, £.UFFORB, NEWTON, SAVOY PREATICE 33 ‘ ‘ af SEATED: PARKS IST ROW: VFFOROD, MONELL, RACKETT, FREvCH, CONNOR, FREACH WALLS MISS PARKS, GLE2EW, Ls! OGER, FEN, KostE UK Coss, BLAUCHARD, CLOSSow. spe feuore uc dow UWI DGER, DoTY, ROGERS, MUNCY COBB, Lock Wood, PRESTON, FRIT2, SAWYER, NT, JONES, FARROw. 3R D Rew: HARVEY, CoWNOR, WHEELER, MUNCY HItsivGER, BEveorcr, BEUUET, FISHER, smir4, RATH BOE, GIRLS? CHORUS T, BRowAN, WILCOX, HOELLERER, SEATED: PARKS IST Row: MR. WILBUR, PEAK, PREVTICE, POTTER, ABBATIELLO, CLloueH. avo Row: SANDY, CARONER, UFFORD, OLDS, VO QRENZ � KNic KER ROCKER. 3RO Row: PARKS, Meieiow Mc omBER, YoCuUM, MORSE, PACE sy FINCA) STERUBERG +, GREENE, SAwos, CON6H OW, OYKE MAW, CLOSSOW 39 BRowA, GREEVE,TE UNAAN vues, EATOW, LEE, FRINK , POTTER, ALLEN, WALTERS, BATON TWIR LERS: E. LOCKE 1ST Row: G-STURDEVANT, £.3 PS0N, D.BANKS, LOCKE AMUNCY, J.HAMMOND, G.WHEELER, S.CONNOR, R.OODGE, M- LEFORD, ©-WHEELER, + L-OLDS 9s. MUNCY, R. PARKS ge RoW eet ols Iv Bur f. ‘ DICK, C.CORNELIUS ND, D.WALTERS. A. LOCK D, N. D, YOUN : z, L-HAMMOND ploy Ppenner yN.GLEZEW, P-POTTER, sf SMITH, wen ene steel R- PARKS, C-BYANCHAR 0, P SMITH, 7. FENT UW - $. JACK SOW, J. B ABBE Heya svat G JORDOW- L.CNOSSON, GALLEN, - J.POTTER, POTTER, M. BLANCHARD, Seanplw ee T � R-WRIGH T, ¢. SAWYER, F.KNICKERBOCKER 7 “K. BLANCAR D. D-GA TES, 0- SANDS, C:POTTER, MR.WILBUR Mm. GREENE, P.DOTY B.CoB6, IST RoW: S.MUMCY, POTTER, KOSTEN KO, POTIEK, A. Mowey, O. FEINT, M.ITIIT HM, 194. BLAUCHIE PO, UEFORD, WOELLERER, par ovo, COUNOR, EL W000, -SA4ITH e a Low 1h, RS, DAVIS, INO Row: Favs MaUGH, SAW YER, BA my EZEUW, GREENE, WHEELER, UFF@ORD, Downs, PRENTICE, PAR HAMMNOVO, GL OL0S, GIL GERT, CASS, PAR NS, KMVIC ER Ge crkEeR STAVOIVG: GLAVCHARD, SAVOS, WILBUR, OLLEV 40 CINCINNATUS CENTRAL SCHOOL CINCINNATUS, NEW YORK DEAR EDITOR: . I AM VERY GLAD TO LIST SOME OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE Music DEPARIENT, FOR THE YEAR ‘49 AND '5O, IRST OF ALL OUR MUSIC CLUB” FOR THE YEAR ‘49-50 ) PILOTED THROUGH THE YEAR BY THE CAPABLE GENIUS oF! BILL siane ae PRESIDENT; ALTHOUGH, AS USUAL, THERE WERE JUST TOO MANY OTHER THINGS TO HAVE A VERY ACTIVE CLUB, WE WERE ABLE TO HAVE TWO SOCIAL FUNCTIONS-ONE DURING THE FALL AND ONE IN THE SPRING. BILL WAS ABLY ASSISTED BY THE FOLLOWING. OFFICERS: VICE- PRESIDENT- RUTH eae: ul AnY i AD Atte MUN CY AND TREASURER WILLIAM GREENE. PEAS TALES ACTIVITIES OF THE FIVE MATOR BAND — F.F.A. FAIR, FA. CIRCUS, CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY, Music FESTIWAL IN TRUXTON FEB. 25, ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT . PARADES AND CONCERTS IN SURROUNDING TOWNS ON MEMORIAL DAY. THE VARSITY @ATON CLUB APPEARED WITH THE BAND IN NEARLY ALL “PERFORMANCES. ORCHESTRA - SENIOR AND JUNIOR PLAYS, STRING ENSEMBLE FOR LIBRARY OPEN HOUSE, SPRING CONCERT, AS WELL AS IN- DIVIDUAL MEMBERS AND SMALL ENSEMBLES APPEARING AT LOCAL FUNCTIONS. CHORUSES- THE GIRL'S, BOYS AND MixED CHORUS ASSISTED _ IN BACKGROUND MUSIC FOR THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PAGEANT STAGED BY THE MUSIG DEPARTMENT WHICH AGAIN WAS A HUGE SUCCESS, IN ADDITION THE FOLLOWING APPEARANCES MAY BE CREDITED TO THE CHORAL GROUP: fats eyt heed CON- S, MIXED CERT, GIRLS AND BOYS AT LENTON SERVICE CHORUS AT THE BOOD FRIDAY SERVICE, SPRING CONCERT AND THE BACCALAUREATE SERVICE. NEW GROUPS FORMED THIS YEAR CONSIST OF A JUNIOR BAND, SwING BAND, AND SMALL CHORAL ENSEMBLES WHICH PERFORMED AT LOCAL FUNCTIONS. MISS MURIEL PARKS, A GRADUATE OF ITHACA COLLEGE RE- PLACED MRS WILBUR THIS YEAR OW THE MUSIC FACULTY AND HAS PROVEN athe CAPABLE OF MAINTAINING THE HIGH STANDARDS SET BY WER PREDECESSOR. WE, OF THE Music CLUB, FEEL WE HAVE HAD A VERY SATISFACTORY YEAR BOTH IN MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENT AND EN- JOYMENT. WE HOPE ANOTHER YEAR MAY ADD TO OUR RANKS. NOW NUMGERING ABOUT 200, THOSE WHO WISH TO GET TAAT “ADDED LIFT’ IN SCHOOL LIFE THROUGH MUSIC. ¥f FRESHMAN ae ‘ B goreevnen Taw nyihi! | BEieTe Ue creme eee sie rte te =| ‘ i Vim ieaie wh tea? rae S| Witrarmigy : Rt PSSST Ae | smart C} renee | : i raat imniy ——— aoe j I! H HH Ht I bate | it tit Sr . ‘fh fs H j Yen nt oc lott gagreaaees Lise se! ; pe Hiniw toe uaitsttsss = WHITE FRITZ, COMNOR, GREENE, TEV VANT, TS) PSOULOC K WOOD, SW 1 Don THE CINCY CHEERLEADERS REALLY OUTOIO THE™- SELVES THIS YEAR. LAST YEAR'S CHEERS,THAT WON THE GIRLS THE CORTLAVD COUNTY CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP WERE ALL DRESSED UP IN NEW FORMATIONS. TUMBLING, WHICH WAS SUCCESSFULLY INTRODUCED; TOGETHER WITH NEW MOTIONS AND LOUD SNAPPY YELLS ADDED COLOR ANDO SPIRIT TO THE BALL GAMES. ANN Loc K W00D WAS CAPTAIN OF THE VARSITY SQUAD AND SALLY FACKSON WAS CAPTAIV OF THE JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD. BILL TENAJANT ANNO STAN ICE SMALL WERE MASCOTS. et Ee. 3 ae =e hy : AMEE a SMITH, GLE ZEV, JACKSON, SMALL, COBB, BANKS, MuNCY 44 STANDING. J.CARDNER, C-MONIZ, R.STERNBERGH, A-AYLESWORTH, F. HESS IsT TABLE: R.COOB, W.GREENE IND TABLE: E.LATEER, R. AUWARTER, G.ALLEN, J-COBB, M-HCUMBER, © MORSE 3RD TABLE: C-BRoww, E-PERKINS, LUFFORD, E-TENNANT J- JACKSON, W. DUMON D 4TH TABLE. L. HARVEY, L-PEAK, W-SANDY, MR. SPRINGER, Cc. BROWN, P SANDS Pxi D, q405S0N, BRowy, CARTER, B Row� , PEAK, BANKS, COBE, MR. epyeha ya (i | yn Br o co et ¥ ¢ 7 ks had 45° (ST Row | DUM0VO, BRIWA CA ROWER, IR. SPRIMGER,COBE, SAVOS, Adiga cnasiee, (14 2W0 Row: KNICKER Bec kek, PERKIVS, WHEELER, MC UMBER, TACIES OA, WAL 3D Row: EATON, SAUDY, STERV GEREA, C088, -IESS, MORSE, LATEEL, POTTER ; 4 SOCCER THE REO LIONS STORMED OUER ALL LEAGUE OPPONENTS To FINISH 1P497 SOCCER SEASON AS CORTLAND CouVTY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONS. THEY ACHIEVED THIS BY 4 RECORD OF 8 WINS, 1 PIE, AVD FOEFEAYT sw LEAGUE COMPETITION- THE RED AVD WHITE SCORED THIRTY-OWE TIMES AS AGAIWST THEIR OPPOWEATS TWELVE. CAPT. TAMES CARDVER DEWTEO THE MET TWELVE TIMES. WALTER DUMOWD HAO FIVE GOALS, FOLLOWED BY HALF BACKS, JACKCOBB ANO LEW MORSE, SCOR1UG THREE AND TWO RESPECTIVELY. GENERALLY CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE WON BY EXCITIVG LAST MINUTE THRILLERS- THIS WAS U0 EXCEPTION. PLAYING OUERTIME AT MARATHON {8 A CoeD RAIN, DUMONO GecoTED (tv THE tHINNING GOAL AS PARKWNESS SETTLED ON THE FIELD. CHAN PIONMSHIP HOPES WERE SUBDUED TEMPORARILY AS 4 SCRAPPY VIRGIL ELEVEN Yook 4 2-0 Fume Om VS GOIVG INTO THE EinvAL P L100. INS'(O£ OF THREE TALLIES To TAKE VICTORY AND GAIN A FIRMNER HOLO ON FIRET PLACE. SOCCER TEAMS UNDER COACH BOB SPRINGER WON CHAMPIONSHIPS N'43,'4S AVVO TIED IN 'H7? ANDO “49. CAPTAIN, TAMES CARDWVER AS WELL AS LEWIS MORSE, WALTER SAVOY, FRITZ HESS AVO FOoHW TACKSOW WIlLt BE MISSIVG FROM WeEXT YEAR'S LINEUP. IN YJAVVUARY (950, CINCINVATYS CEVTRAL SCHOOL SOCCER SQUAQ® WAS SELECTED BY JHE WATIONAL SOCCER COACHES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA aS THE host OUuTSTAVDING H'iGe SCHOOL TEA (V CEWTRAL VEW YORK STATE. 46 Papers cert cnn. tse ch i A LC TR EO LO LE LCA A Ee - SYPRIVGER, FJAWOV, CAROVER KNEELING: SF. ’ Phe PEAK, BLIWN,TACKSO STAWOING : ALLEU, AUWARTER, 6088, PEAX, aw, ATIRSE, HIESS THIS YEAR THE REO LIONS PLAYED AN EIGHTEEN GAME SCHEDULE TAKING ON, IV ADDITION TO OUR LEAGUE, MAULIVUS AVD WHITNE V PoruT OF THE ONMON DOGA AND CHENANGO COUNTY LEAGUE RESPECT- IVELY. SOME OF THE GOMES LACKED AWY REAL EXCITEMENT; BUT SOME OTHERS,NOTABLY DE RUYTER, HOMER, SOUTH OTSELIC, MARATHON, WHITNEY POINT AND UIRGIL GAMES WERE CLOSE, HARD FOUGHT COMTESTS FROM THE OPEN- VG WHISTLE. IN THE THIR® LEAGUE ENCOUNTER, PLAYING OUR OLD RIVALS, HOMER, THE LIONS WERE NEVER AioRE THAN FIVE POINTS AHEAD OR BEHIND,SO THE OUTCOME WAS UNCERTAIN UNTIL THE VERY LAST. WE WON F6-3I-THE FIRST TIME IN MANY YEARS THAT A C.C.S. BASKETBALL TEAM HAS TRIUM PHED OUEL HOMER OW THEIR coURT. OUR FIRST LOSS OF THE SEASON WAS TO SOUTH OTSELIC IN A SUODEN DEATH CUERTIME PERIOD. EWN THE MARATHON GAME, SAVOY MADE TWENTY-FOUR POINTS, BUT WE WERE SWAMPED. OUR WEXT HOME CONTEST AGAINST AN ONDEFEATED WHITWEY POInr QUINTET ENBED IN A LION TRIUMPH 57-45. TURNED BACK FOR THE SECOND TIME thw LEAGUE FRAY, CIivcY WAS UNSUCCESSFUL AGAINST A MUCH IMPROVED UIRGIL SQUAD. WITH SANDY, HESS, TAC KSON,ALLENM, AUWARTER AND PEAK GRADUATING THE VARSITY WILt EXPERIENCE AN. ALMOST COMPLETE URWNOVER OF PLAYERS ANOTHER YEAR. : . LATEER, FWOCELLER KR 1ST ROW AR. MAC DOVALD, STERYGERCH, ’ me UMBE ! OLDS. GREEVE, Savas, PELEIMS, BRON, CF ackacd Merah dhicfston t - awo Wow: J. BASKETBALL THE CUGS SHOWED PROMISE OF DEVELOPING INTO FIERCE: LIONS; THEY PROVED THEIR METTLE AGAINST MUCH STRONGER RIVALS OVER. AND OVER. ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING GAMES WAS AGAIMST THEIR ARCH RIVAL, HOMER. WITH THE BLUE AND WHITE SEVEN POINTS IN FRONT ANO WITH LESS THAN THREE MINUTES TO PLAY, OUR BOYS HIT THE NET CONSISTENTLY TO CONE OUT ON TOP Y2- Yo. THE SEASON'S LEADING SCORERS WERE ERNEST LATEER, ROBERT STERNGERGH AND EARL PERK LS. THE KEEN CONPETITION WHICH THE CUBS ENCOUNTERED AND GVERCAME PROVED THAT COOPERATION ANO TEANWORK PAY GIc¢ DMWtDOENDS. AS THIS YVERRGOOK WENT TO PRESS, THE CUBS WERE TIEO FOR THE LEAD WITH THE MARATHON JV. 2 WD Row: MCUPIBEL, SAcKSoOv, AUWE rz te 19T ROW: DUNMOW), SROWVY srowywy, PERKINS, TER, TOT AN, SAVOY, (IARVEY, CIROWER go COW: AYLES WORTH, STEAUBERGH, M0Vl2, Co Be, Yo UVES, MORSE, OLOS , SPRIVGER GREEWVL, SFOZKLERER BASEBALL-49 BASE BA LL 19PSI THE RED LIOMS FINISHED THE GASE BALL SEASON ss THILO PLACE WwIttTH A RECORO OF SIX WiwS AND FovuRe OEFEATS. THE SQUAD LOST ONLY THREE MEMBEPS AT THE Chose ' OF FHE SEASON, THEY WERE TOTMAN. HARVEY, A70ANZ. WEY PosiTiOows LEFT UOACANT weERE FILLED By fRIPIISING FRESHMEN AWD SOPH MORES. THE FAITTIVNE (WwAS kED BY AUWARTER, TOTMAN AVNO SANDY. FIELDING 4AUD SLUGCGING Hovoes WEVT To THE SHORT STOP. CLARENCE TOTAIAYN. ILA 950 JHE SPRINGERAIEW ANTICIPATE A SIXTEEN CANE SCHFOULE wirnt HOPES THE LEI GUE. OF FOPLPING = —J Pe ee eae ee Breas ame, apeeeia! TRACK WITHOUT DOUBT THE GROWING SPORT IA ) CINCINWATUS 18 TRACK. IT ISW’T UNUSUAL TO SEE BOYS RUN HOME AFTER SCHOOL, Off SHIP LUNCH (NM GROER TO OBTAIV A FEW POINTERS QW SPEE D. THOUGH PLACING 39RD [AN THE CORTLANVO CounrTy CHAMPIOVSHIP, TLW O RECORDS WERE BROKEW BY CINeCIwWWATUs RUNIVERS. FRITZ HESS AWD LEWIS MORSE OCUTRAY THEIR OPPOVENTS 10 THE HALF IHLE AVO PILE ; 70REOUER BILL SANDY CAME IN SECONWOD IW THE 4:4Y0ADHICH WAS RW IW fFECORD TIME. OWIVG TO LACK OF EX PERIENCE THE BOYS WERE'NWT T7900 SUCCESSFUL Im SECTIOW I® ¢ZLASS 8 7IEET, THEY O10 SHOW THAT WITH THE AECESSARY TRAIWIVSG CImcyry PIAY GE REPRESENTED AT WEST POIVWT (MUM 6950 FOR THE EN TER- NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS = THE BOYS ARE EVEV HOPING BO BRIVE Home THE FIRST TRACK TROPHY. THEIR MerTTo IS TRAVEL, FEET, TRAVEL. THIS SPRIVG SEYERAL DPDUVAL ANDO TRIANGULAR fPPEETS HAVE BEEV ARRAVGED PRECEDING THE CORTLAND CounrTy CHAMPIOVS HIP AMD THE SECTION IT CLASS 8 FINALS AT ONEONTA. J@R DOA), SANDY, UVFF OR OD, CAR OUER, TE wyvanT, AUWAR TER, FLLEN HARVE , TOTAIAY, HESS, (to REE, BROWNV, STERV BERGH, COBB, PEAK, IL.SPRINGER ; | | 1 : ‘ - oO a, e - or te ole SS Set XK On ee ee SE — a — A « 23 — = . = ee = = i = = = ; Z = = See = axe ‘ “ wr oe a Te T° —$—$ $$$ CR RT A TLE Ne TI! SS (See ORY A o | f eS y 4 Oss rq Sl aay NS oe aK. GU Lge AU Me Ora a: Gey ay oN Ly, YZ} a fe 7] ih LS wy - a (ee erp IO kG ra a any x Pars rn af! ‘S - g oe : OY (CES ; i RPK: CZAR i =a pene XE, wal’ OB. | AVS eee eee | ANS OV Me leas Wa aaa se Se ae 1 oN ® RCI S, f sc GNA t) aye a 4 Hd BN git ine, Chee, ESS oe Be NC ROS 2) Zs S38 be é mag, . heel de PVR a . h : i es RE OY ? fe Ae N42 Nati A) hue : Yh Fe NN Ni pn x ae . f ; i BR = OE GAC Qe A yy v Wat aged J ue Wye mas, Yio 9 JO alga 2, My i, ig a!) Al) WD ONAN fey — | WO MN PK MEA, Be eS OL xv, oA Ke) ea EDITING THE “SO LION” WASA FEAT THAT CAUSED DOROTHY LOOMIS MORE TREPIDA- TION THAN BALANCING ONE OF THE HIGH- WHEELED BICYCLES OF THE 'GAYNINETIES HOWEVER WITH VIRGIWIA SERGENT DEVOTING HER TALENT TO THE ART WORK AND CHA RLIE MONIZ DILIGENTLY APPLY WG HIMSELF TO THE TAS ’ OF PRO VIDIVG THE NECESSARY FIWANCIAL AID, DOROTHY ACCOMPLISHED THE SEEMINGLY IMPOSSIBLE TASK oF GETTING THE YEAR BOOK TO THE PRIVTER BEFORE THe DEADLIAE. THE STAFF MEMBERS WISH To EXPRESS THEIR HEARTFELT THANKS To BoTH THE STUDENT BoDY AND THE COMMUAITY WHO HELPED MAKE THis JO LION” A success. LION : S491TH SEATED! HAMMOND, PEAK, KOSTEMKO, GREE WE, FRIT2, 4002115, LeCKw0 OD, BE RGEMUT, sani CCoPER | | : | SEATED: S.SMITH, C.SAWYER, O. KOSTEWKG STAVDIUG : pleat MUNCY, FT HAMMOUVO, A. L0CK WI00, 1. KEMAK, 4. FRENCH ‘ UFFORD, «g. PEAK, 1. GREENE : BACK: A. YounwGs , £- ESS LION S RO THE LION’S ROAR PROVED A OECIDED success THIS VEAR. WITH. CHARLIE MONIZ PROMOTED To THE OFFICE OF BUSINESS MANAGER, THE PAPER BECAME A PAYING PROPOSITION. TWO HUNDRED CoPItES WITH FULL PAGES QEVOTE D TO ADVERTISING EACH MoNTH WERE PRINTED BY THE HOMESTEAD PRESS. THE CHIEF IMPROVEMENT RESULTED FROMTHE ADQUERTISING CAMPAIGN- STAFF. MEMBERS WERE ABLE TO CONVINCE THE BUSIVESS MEN THAT ADVERTISING (tA) THE SCHOOL PAPER PAID ODIlVvIOENWOS WoT ONLY INCASH BUT ALSO (A) GETTER RELATIONMSHIP BETWEEN SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY. IN FUTURE YEARS THERE Witt BE MUCH ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT, FOR A PAPER NEVER REACHES PERFECTION. HOWEVER, THIS YEARS STAFF HAS Found MUCH SATISFACTION tA ADDING ITS Bir TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LION'S ROAR. SS keene wid : lik +4 1a ay ae? { : is : ; : 1 ; Hee i ; + a we . F sll Cue e : HEt.- ie Z ehh j ae SEATEO: SMITH, POTTER,S.SMITH, MR.SLEIGHT, BLANCHARD, SANDY AUWARTER, HARVES,CARDNER, S.MUNCY STAN OI NG: BALDWIN, P BROWN, SARGENT, M. BROWN STUDENT SENATE THE GOVERNING BODY WAS CALLED TO OROER FOR THE YEAR BY WALTER SANDY, THE NEW PRESIDENT. QTHER OFFICES WERE FILLED GY RICHARD AUWARTER. VICE PRESIDENT; RECORDER, MARY BLANCHARD; TREASURER, LOWELL HARVEY. BOY AND GIRL REPRE SENTATIVES WERE PRESENT FROM THE SENIOR, JUNIOR, SOPHOMORE, FRESHMAN, EIGHTH GRADE AND SEVENTH GRADE CLASSES. : IN ORDER TO RULE THE OLD DIRT ROADS (CORRIDORS TOXYoU) INA MORE ORDERLY MANNER, TWO TEAMS WERE SET UP WITH SHIRLEY SMITH AND JAMES CARONER AS CAPTAIAWS. THE SENATE PLANNED ANDO SUPERVISED ALL ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS AND HELPED TO CHOOSE THE PROFESSIONAL ONES. : BY BECOMING MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION THE STUDENT COUNC L (S$ GROWING INTO A STRONGER ORGANIZATION. HP peg sae ee cE my em ISTROW? POTTER, KING, SALS GURY ROGERS, E.L0CKE, Cvuveoey, Yours, BrILLivGs IUD Bbtg� CHAINMOLER, SALISBURY, STUR DE VANT, PECK, BALDWIN, PT- LOCKE, PEAK, STITH, PRENTICE, REY UOLOS SROROW:! £. GUSH, A7ARIS,GATES, BUSH, DUVCAN, PARKER, BENMEDICY, HACKETT, NEMAK, A7. HBRVEY, RATH Bowe, SA11ITH, PRESTOA VTA ROW: PUSS GILT, 2O.SPNTH, CHAPIIAN, HIUMIES, VAGER, FAR RoW, PH ARUEY, FEINT, CASS, CORNELIUS, PECK, LOCK WOOD, HARVEY NO LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE EVER TEEMED WITH MORE EXCITE- MENT THAN DID THE HOMEMAKING ROOM THE ORY THE F.H.A.- HELD ITS FIRST MEETING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR WHEN OFFICERS WERE ELECTED. DORIS FEIVT WAS CHOSEN PRESIDING OFFICER OF THE SENIOR DEPARTMEMUT WITH WINTFRED PARKER HER WILLING ASSISTANT. PIARY KEMAK BECAME KEEPER OF THE DIARY, AWO GRACE STURDEVANT KEPT HER PRIM LITTLE HANDS ON THE PURSESTRIVGS. AT JOYFUL MOMENTS SHIRLEY SemiTH LEAD THE StueinG, EONA HARVEY WAS ELECTED TO KEEP A RECORD OF THE MOST (MPORTRANT EVENTS. LEAH MARICLE MACE SORE THE GIRES HIT THE PIE AODLINES. ELECTIONS WERE ALSG HELD BY THE JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS wHo CHOSE MARCIA ROGERS PRESIDING OFFICER. ATRICIA_KIN A GOOD HOLD ON THE Bahr i aRInd fea et Oi KEPT THRE RE BUSINESS WAS CONCLUDED SALLY BALDW SINGING. RE PORTERS WERE SHARON DUNC AY GRADE ANDO BARBARA DIPPOLD FROAI THE § THE FUTURE HOATE MAKERS AS CHARM. OF THE GAY-NINETIES SERVED AT THE F.FA. HeLto (hn NOVEMBER. AS THE YULETIDEAPPROACHED THE RUS TLE OF TAFFETA COYLO BE HEARD AE THE EMA. AOE PREPARATIONS FO02 A PAR THUS CLOSES THE O1ARY OF A GREAT YEAR. SAUINGS SAGTER THE LEAD THE FROM THE 77H aS AAY BeEeces {st Row: Cee) sap asm Alar eee ht MARVEY, IR. OCOGE , TENNANT, 2D Row: FeX, CE PEW, FACKSON, Cc. BROWN, HARVEY, CARTER, THAYER, S.CLOUGH, Emi D.AVLES WORTH, HULSE Jeo Row: ayresworrn, BAKER, VEWTOYV, YOCUNM, STERVBERGH, COBB, SAVOY, MAROVEY, CLOUGH, DFOL, BRISSON Tea pee gst ist HT] my, dah ROMs Bf , 4, I Sian Vy, tH HEPA € = tty ia THE GENTLE MAY FARMERS ELECTEO EVERETT TENNANT AS HIEF FARMER AND LOWELL HARVEY AS HIS ASSISTAWT. LYLE PEAK kEPT THE CAROEWN NOTES, CLEOUV HELO THE TEA POT OF PRECIOUS COIAS, JAMES CAROWER WROTE THE FARM™ NEWS, AND RICHARD AUWARTER GUARDED THE GARDEW GAK. EARL ’ YELS WORTH WAS CHIEF FARPIEL, AWD EUVERETSL TEUVNANT COUTROLLED TAHAE PRECIOUS COIVWS (0 THE GOUHMTY CHAPTER. THE OUTSTAWODINVNG OCCURRENCE SCF THE YEAR BAS THE OLD TIMIE SCHOOL FAIC. LOIS PEAK, ROY STITA, DOANE kENM FON, GLENN HARVEY AVYD BIAGIO ABBATIELLO WERE THE OCTSTANDIWG © PEOPLE. LOIS AMD KOY WON THE CUPS, CI1AGIO ANDO GLENN WON THE AIALE AUD FESIALE CHAAPIOVSHIP fIBBONS , ESP - ECTIVE LY, (UV OAIRVIVEG, LWH LE DOANE AND RoY Luon) THE RIBBONS (A) THE POULTRY S owW. JTUOGIVG CONTESTS ARE ALWAYS A HIGHLIGHT OF THE GEVTLEMAN FARMIERS. THIS YEAR THE DAIRY JEAAI -TENMNALT, AYLESWORTH AVD CARDWER -FLACED 6TH ABT DELHI, THE SENIORS Wan ENVOUGA POINTS AT AIORRISBILLE T2A SECURE 674 PLACE, ANVD CIVCIYNNWVATUS FFA. SHOWED 17S SILL BY UNIVE FrreST PLACE AT LMRG L. CoAIGOON, MR. + MRS.EDWARD HOLEN MR. t MRS. ROBERT CLARK MR.+t MRS. ARTHUR BROwWA ALAN YOUNGS + LARRY UFFORD — MR.t MRS. STANLEY PEPPER VICTOR THAYER MISS HAZEL WitT MRS. MARY GEER MRS. MABEL CARR GLADYS t+ ETHELYN MCWNALLY MRs. LUCIE MARICLE M:iSS$ IRENE MORGAN MR.4+MRS. DUNCAN MAC DONALD MR.4 MRS- DONALD EVAAS MRS. GLADYS MUOGE MRS. SOHN BUR K DORTHEA ADAMS MrRot MRS. DUMOND mMe.+ meRS. HANS SANDS MR.+ MRS. C.A. LEE MrR-+ MRS. HARVEY ALLEN MR-+ MRS. CLYDE TIMMERMAN WILBUR VISUAL SERVICE MeR.t MRs. RACPH CLOUGH PATRONS MRS. DOROTHY PAPRPISH - MRS. LETA TOT MAAS MR. GEORGE DODGE Me.+MrsS. Bite” AGBEV MR. DONALD PRATT MR. + MRS. BIRDSEY YOUNGS ANN + CARLENE MRS. MARTORIE ANDREWS MRS. CORA HIGGINS Miss OLIVE wood MR. HEVRY YEAW MR. DANIEL DEFRANCIS MR. + MRS. WALTER EATON MR. + Mes. CLAYTON SmitH MR. + MRS. LLOYD SmitH MeR.+t MRS. WESTON Moon FRED FULLER RAY MCAVOY EARL HAKES MR. + Mes. FLOYD TIPSOR ERNIE + INEZ MR.4+ MRS. 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