Clayton Central High School - Calumet Yearbook (Clayton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

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Due to certain war conditions it has been compulsory to cut down the weight' of the yearbook twenty-five per cent of that of previous years. We Wish to thank all who have made possible the sixth annual publication. Qedbahbn p The Staff of the 1945 CALUMET wishes to dedicate this edition to Miss Hoover in appre- ciation of all she has done in her two years with us to make the yearbook possible. 5 15: X1 Wifi if ' CW: emamm NELSON LANDON 1927-1945 In the memory of Nelson Landon, whose friendliness toward all will long live in the hearts of us, his classmates 7 w7lf6llf5.' SID gyflmfhfkblzwbn . . fizsses ,Z-mmf. . yfhewkemefzfs wwf BOARD OF EDUCATION Huck Row: Mr. Wetterhahn, Mr. Maldoon, Dr. Davis. lst Rozv: D1'. Gillick, Mr. Carter. Mr. Charles Miss O'Leary Mr. Sullivan l,I'flIl'lA1HlI Vicr'-Prhiciprzl Sll1Jl'I'I.lIffllllfllf 10 lfaclr Now: Wells, Charles. Dllqllvtie. Whitney, Katzmayvr, Elmore, Allen, D1-'Sim-falm, .trrl limit' Kelly. I'vlriv, Gray, livnnvtt, Ilowu, Markham. Domxhue, Mugrglotun, Cunklinjz, Elliott. Jaul Now: Grw.-nizun, Frost, 0'I.vury, llyslm-, llunim-ls, Km-hue, Fiizgvrulml, lst ln'u1l'.' Peters. 'l'0bin, Streets, Hoover. We 9220210 ALLEN, FRANCIS Cortland State Teachers l illano1'a College, 1.fI.,?2,' Teacllers College, 1938,- C'layton,' Hays and Girls cation. College, 1926, Buffalo State First year in Physical Edu- BENNETT, HELEN M. If. S., St. I.au'rcncc llnivcrsity, 1932, M. A., St. I,au'rence University, 1940, Tu'cl1'e years in Clayton, General liiology, General Science, Elementary Algebra. CHARLES, ROBERT A. A. H., Syracuse University, 1928, M. S. in Ed., Syracuse University, 11138, First year in Clayton, Principal. COM1NS, OLIVE Clayton Training Class, 1910, Attended Potsdam Normal, 1911, Two years on Grindstone Island, Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, if, 7, s. CONKLING, M. ADELE lfcllevue Hospital, Public Health Prep- aration, New York City, Public Health Course, Columbia. University, School Nursing, Columbia University, Five years in Clayton, School Nurse. 11 DANIELS, ETHEL A. Cortland Normal, in Clayton, Grade 4. DESTEFANO, JAMES B. S., Un.i1'ersity Eight years in School and Grades. DEWEY, NAOMI Eastman. Dental Dispensary, Rochester, Two years in Clayton,' Dental Hygienist. DONOHUE, HILDA M. Potsdam Normal School, 1!135,' Eleven years in Clayton,' English 7 and X, Spell- ing, Silent reading. DUQUETTE, GEORGE L. Potsdam Normal School, 1907, Sixteen years in Clayton, Arithmetic 7' and 8, General Mathematics. ELLIOTT, MILDRED K. B. S. Buffalo State Teachers College, 1930, M. S., Syracuse University, 1943, Fiften years in Clayton, Homemalring. ELLIS ELLA Onondaga Valley Academy Training Class, 1907, Two years on Grindstone Island, Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 1917, Twenty years of M ich iga n, 1 !l3J ,' Clayton, ArtfHigh Qfzcuhy - ELMORE, EARLE B. B. S., Albany State, 1914, A. M. in Ed., Columbia University, 1918, Special Diploma Teacher's College as Teacher of Mathematics, Fii st year in Clayton: In- termediate Algebra, Plane Geometry, Chemistry, Physics. FITZGERALD, GERTRUDE I. Clayton Training Class, 1916, Nineteen years in Clayton, Grade 6. FLICK, PAULINE J. Clayton Training Class, 1929, Potsdam Normal School, 1933, Six years in De- pauville, Grades 4, 5, 6. FOWKES, J. T., DR. M. D., Queens University, 1918, School Physician. FROST, JEANNETTE F. B. S., Houghton College, 1938, M. M., Syracuse University, 1943, Four years in Clayton, Vocal Music and Theory. GRAY, ALICE A. Potsdam Normal School, 1932, First year in Clayton, Junior High Social Studies and Science. GREENIZEN, SARAH A. Potsdam Normal School, 1935, B. S., State Teachers College at Buffalo, 1941, Eight years in Clayton, Grade 2. HoovER, WILMA M. B. S. in C., Albany State, 1931, Two years in Clayton, Commerce. HOWE, CARLOTTA V. Crane Department of Music, B. S. in Ed., Potsdam State Teachers College, 1943, Two years in Clayton, Instru- mental Music. HYDE, HAZEL N. B. A., St. Lawrence University, 1921, M. A. in Ed., St. Lawrence University, 1942, Counselor's Certificate CPro- visionalj, 1942, Eleven years in Clayton, Exploratory Latin, Vocational Guidance, Latin 3, Social Studies 9, Business Law. KATZMAYER, CLARENCE A. - B. S., Albany State, 1937, Two years in Clayton, Social Studies 10, 11, 12. KEHOE, GENEVIEVE M. Diploma, Oswego Normal School, 1936, Four years in Clayton, Grade 5. femthuezf KELLY, HELEN Librarian Certificate, Four year train- ing course, Syracuse Public Library 1925-1929, Sixteen years in Clayton, Librarian. MARKHAM, LOUINE Potsdam Normal School, 1927, Seven years in Clayton, Kindergarten. MATTHEWS, MAUDE Ogdensburg Training Class, Oswego State Teachers College, 1933: Extension Course-Potsdam Normal, First year in Depauville, Grades 1, 2, 3. MUGGLETON, DOROTHY A. B., Albany State, 1938, Three years in Clayton, Dramatics, Public Speaking, English 1, 2. O'LEARY, GWENDOLYN K. B. A., St. Lawrence University, 1920, M. A., St. Lawrence University, 1939, Twenty-one years in. Clayton, Vice- Principal, English 2, 3, 4. PETERS, ELAINE M. A. B., Albany State, 1939, First year in Clayton., Study hall Supervision, Sub- stitute Librarian for first half year. PETRIE, HELEN Potsdam Normal School, 1928, Four years in Clayton, Grade 2. RADLEY, ERNEST Life Certificate, Attended Potsdam Nor- mal School, Two years at Reynold's Corner School, Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. STREETS, ELIZABETH E. Potsdam Normal School, 1937, B. S., State Teachers College at Buffalo, 1943, Eight years in Clayton, Grade 1. TOBIN, MARGARET E. Potsdam Normal School, 1935, B. S. in Ed., Syracuse University, 1944, First year in Clayton, Grade 3. WELLS, HARRY B. A. B., Middlebury College, 1923, M. A., University of Oregon, 1931, Student at University of Paris, 1933-1934: Seven years in Clayton, French 1, 2, 3 and Latin 1, 2. WHITNEY, JAMES B. S. Cornell University, 1939, First year in Clayton, Ag. 1, 2, Shop 7, 8, High School Shop. Mrs. Tucker Mr. Bailey, Mr. lX1:1r1tc-rs, Mr. GZIVIISOY, M V. Cornwell Mr. Tidal, Mr. Muntieth Montieth, Loveland, Mrs. McKinley, Meeks : Y o , l ix . gy -. QQ. , n gg , 1. X ' P bi f Salutatorimz, BETTY GOULD Bcity is so nice and neat At frfemIl1'ncss, she ca11't be beat. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Valedictorrian MARTHA MILLS An intellect, no doubt about if,- But MIl7'tlZfl' 1'sn,'t one to shout if. Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glce Club 23 Orchestra 3, 45 Oracle 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Club -15 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 15 Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, President of Oral English Club 43 Baccalaureate Choir 2, 35 Safety Patrol 4, Calumet 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee, Dramatic Club 43 P. T. A. Program 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 2, 33 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Student Council Vice-President 35 Oracle 2, 3, 4, Calumet 1, 3, 45 Press Club 4, Safety Patrol 3, Secretary and Treas- urer -lg Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Winter Carnival Committee 45 Winter Carnival Attendant 23 Bac- calaureate Choir 35 Secretary of Oral English Class 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Class President 13 Mariner Scouts 33 Plays 1, 23 P. T. A. Programs 1, 2, 3, Essay Contest Winner 3. Slate, Hesler, Wood 16 if sisil SENIOR OFFICERS IIl'CSlfICllf JOSEPH HESLER Vice-Prcsiflmzf HELEN SLATE Scf're'f11 ry-Trcrrsfa Ver BARBARA WOO D fda.-fs jZ6?l4A?i4f5' In 1941 about seventy students entered the auditorium in awe. We were Freshmen! This year we were honored by a Freshman Tea sponsored by the Senior Class. Many members of the class took part in dramatic club plays as assemblies were held every other Friday. The Freshmen's glory came in June with the majority of the class becoming Sophomores and many students being exempt from exams. 1941-1942 President. ...1... ...,1. B etty Gould Sec.-Treas. ...... ..,Mary Elizabeth Hunt Vice-President .....s.... Stanley Palmer Class Advisor ,.111,.,.,.... , Miss Shaw The Sophomore year found our number dwindling. The Sophomore boys were in Miss Bennett's homeroom and the girls were in Mr. De- Stefano's room. 1942-1943 President -H - ., -1 ..... Helen Slate Secretary-Treasiu er .... Martha Mills Vice-President ........... Nelson Landon Class Advisor-- ---- - ....... Mr. Roberts The Junior year was marked with many activities. We held a hot dog stand at a football game. A Thanksgiving record Dance was held in the school auditorium at which we sold refreshments. A successful Junior Prom was held in June. 1943-1944 V President, ........,..... Elaine Turcotte Secretary - ..1, ,..,.. B arbara Fitzgerald Vice-President ...1...,.. Stanley Palmer Treasurer .... A ...., ---..--.Ezra Dodge Class Advisor ........, , ...... Mrs. Hyde After a long struggle we were Seniors. This year the Seniors were active in extra curriculum. A stand at the football game was set up to raise the Senior funds. The Senior Ball, held in December, was a leap year dance. In February the Seniors held a Winter Carnival. Tag days were held to raise money. This year seemed to pass by very quickly ending in the Annual Picnic, Senior Banquet and Graduation. 1944-1945 President , ....... A ,... Joseph Hesler Secretary-Treasurer ,-,.-, Barbara Wood Vice-President ,.,, 1 -,,--Helen Slate Class Advisorw, - Miss O'Leary Class Flower .... .... A merican Beauty Rose Class Colors .................. Royal Blue and White Class Motto .... Our aim, to succeed, Our hope, to win. 17 ROBERT BENDER If running a factory be your intentions Ask Bob about his inventions. Band 15 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Ball Committeeg Gym Exhibition 25 Intramural Vollcy Ball 3, 45 Track 35 Basketball 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY BERTRAND Shirley is a dnsky rose As pretty a girl as anyone knows. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 45 Girls' Basketball Team 45 Oracle 1, 2, 3, 45 Calumet 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Ccmmitteeg Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Mariner Scouts 3, 45 Hcmemaking Club 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Secretary Oral English Class 4. GEORGE BRABANT In Chemistry class George hits the top For chemical warfare he'II make things pop. Current Events Club 1, 2, 35 Oracle 3, 45 Calumet 45 Track 35 Junior Prom Committecg Senior Ball Committee 45 Safety Patrol 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Boy Scouts 1, 25 Dramatics Club 15 P. T. A. Program 1. BETTY CALHOUN Betty is one who lores to sing lf'Vl11'n shcfs around the rafters ring. Oracle 2, 3, 45 Calumet 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Safely Patrol 3, 45 Girls' Sextet 25 Girls' Trio 1, 2, 3. 45 Senior Play 25 Band 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Mariner Scouts 3, 45 Baccalaureate Choir 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 llomomaking Club 45 Roll Call Committee 45 Junior Prom Committee-5 Senior Ball Committee5 Student Council 35 Girls' Basketball 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, Conducting 2, 35 Winter Carnival Committee 45 P. T. A. Progranis 4. 18 ELSIE CHINCHAR Elsie is a little lass In any job sheis sure to pass. Homemaking Club 3, 45 President 25 Glee Club 15 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 Safety Patrol 45 Student Council 15 Oracle 45 Calumet 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee5 Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 1, 25 Dramatic Club Play 15 Winter Carnival Committee 15 Senior Play 3. PATRICIA COLLINS Pat is friendly, she is neat When it comes to drawing, she ca-n't be beat. Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary of Oral Eng- lish Class 45 Oracle 1, 2, 3, 45 Calumet 1, 2, 3, 45 Winter Carnival Committee 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Ball Committee5 Dramatics Club 45 Mariner Scouts 45 Girls' Basketball 45 Gym Ex- hibition 25 Cheerleader 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Plays 1, 25 Winter Carnival Attendant 4. JOHN CORNAIRE John has all the answers, we final Tell him what is on your mind. Oracle 3, 45 Calumet 45 Student Council 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 In- tramural Basketball 35 Current Events Club 1, 2, 35 Intramural Volley Ball 35 Quiz Team 2, 4. ROBERT DIEFENDORF Bob, our tallest senior lad, Is sta' feet one,' which lsnit bad. Junior Band 15 Senior Band 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Safety Patrol 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Boys' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. 19 4951 ROY DIEFENDORF Roy with his real clark eyes Gets ct lot of uttered sighs. Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 33 Safety Patrol 43 4-H 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Band 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Baccalaureate Choir 23 Senior Ball Committee3 Football 4. JOYCE DWYER You seldom see Joyce without a smile She keeps her friends happy all the while. Junior Prom Committeeg Glee Club 33 Safety Patrol 33 Homemaking Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1. BARBARA FITZGERALD Barb is one who could never displease No matter where, she's always at ease. Band 1, 23 Vice-President 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 33 Secretary-Treasurer 43 Mariner Scout 1, 33 Oracle 1, 2, 3, Editor 4g Student Council President 43 Senior Ball Committee, Winter Carnival Committee 43 Girls' Basketball 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Press Club 43 Calumet 2, 3, 43 Chairman Defense Stamp Committee 43 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Homemaking Club Secretary l . FRANCES GROSS Fmmfes with the light brozvn hair For literature she has rl flair. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 33 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Homemaking Club 43 President of Oral English Class 43 Senior Play 23 Calumet 43 Oracle 43 Safety Patrol 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Cvmmitteeg War Stamp Committee 43 P. T. A. Program 33 VVinter Carnival -Committee 4. 20 33 Baccalaureate Choir 33 Girls' Sextet 2. GERALDINE HALL Blonde and neat is Gerry With a smile tlmfs always merry. Homemaking Club 25 President 35 Secretary- Treasurer 45 Calumet 45 Oracle 45 Senior Ball Com- mittee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Dramatics Club 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Safety Patrol 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 25 Girls' Glee Club 35 Junior Red Cross 25 4-H Club 2, 35 War Stamp Committee 4. JOSEPH HESLER Joe is the president of our class His heart belongs to no fair lass. Band 1, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Basketball 45 Track 35 Gym Exhibition 35 President of Class 45 Student Council 35 Oracle 3, 45 Calumet 45 Current Events Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee5 Winter Carnival Committee 45 Safety Patrol 45 Quiz Team 2, 45 P. T. A. Programs 35 Press Club 45 4-H Club 35 Intramural Softball 35 President of Oral English Class 2. ERNEST HEYMAN llliseliierozfs Ernie, full of fem lVI1f'n lze's arozmd, no work is rlowe. Basketball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 45 Oracle 45 Calumet 45 Glec Club 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 1, 25 Safety Patrol 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Volley Ball 35 Junior l'rom Connnittee5 Senior Ball Committee5 Intra- mural Softlxall 3. get 5 Q as 3 Sv, ga 5 l 1' K V 4,55 . I L 'xx ' kr ROBERT HILL Bob has said lliai ii's his amliiiioii To siurly io lie an eler'i1'i'c1'rm. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 Baseball l Glee Club 3, 45 Track 25 Intramural Basketball 1 25 Intramural Volley Ball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Base ball 2, 35 Gym Exhibition 35 Junior Prom Com mittee5 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. 21 MARY ELIZABETH HUNT A cheerleader and musical star We all hope she will rise far. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 23 President 33 Junior Band 3, 43 Class Secretary and Treasurer lg Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Calumet 1, 2, 3, 43 Oracle 1, 3, 43 Editor 23 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Girls' Trio 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Sextette 23 Baccalaureate Choir 2, 33 Girls' Basketball 43 Student Council 3, 43 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 43 P. T. A. Programs 1, 2, 3, 4g Conducting 23 4-H Club 23 Dramatic Club President 2, 33 Press Club 43 Gym Exhibition 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 23 Play 2. RUTH HUTCHINSON Rath likes to ride a bike Or go out on a Sunday hike. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Oracle 43 Calumet 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH KEHOE Joe arrhres with riothfng to sparc Bat when really neerlerl he's always there. Hockey 33 Current Events 43 Football 43 Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committeeg Winter Carnival Committee 43 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 33 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. CARLTON LALONDE Carllon is a clmcrfal larl Il's Very sclrlom lze's fmmrl sail. Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Hockey 23 Track lllanager 1, 33 Basketball Nlanager 33 Teen Age Center 33 Calumet 43 Senior Ball Committee. 22 QIQU W SHIRLEY LALONDE Slzirlcy is our HIflj0I'CffC A mighty fine girl you can oct. v 'WP' Oracle I, 25 Calumet 45 Senior Ball Committee' i Gym Exhibition 25 Girls' Basketball 45 Baton Twirling 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3. MARY ELAINE MARSHALL A fmirclirzg, Iuuglzuing girl is Jar And many fricmls she has afar. Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Safety Patrol I, 2, 3, -15 Oracle 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Calumet 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee5 Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Press Club 45 Defense Stamp Committee 4. DONALD MEEKS Clzcffrfnl Don u'1'fl1, hair so 'Il'!ll'y His lllllhliffflll is the nfzry. Basketball 45 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 35 Intra- mural Baseball 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 2 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 1, 25 Baccalaureate Choir 25 Safety Patrol 3, 45 Student Council 35 Oracle 2, Il, 45 Calumet 4. THOMAS NATALI If yo'11'1'c ncrcr lzieurd Tommy play the KIVIIHI 1'0u'1fc cerfaivfzly rzzzksfrrl a lot of fun. Basketball 25 Band 35 Safety Patrol 25 Junioi Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Ping Pong 35 Intramural Basketball 25 Gym Exhibition 25 Intra mural Volley Ball 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee. 6 'P 229 BARBARA SCHNAUBER STANLEY P.-Xl.lXlEl1 Stan is a goorl frivml of all And a star in lzaslfffflzall. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Red Cross l, 2. Zi, -13 Football 3, 43 Student Council 2, 43 Class Vive- President 1, 23 Oracle 33 Safety Patrol 43 President of Oral Club 1, Ball 33 mittee3 ball 33 English 2, Vice-President 43 Current Eva-nts 23 Gym Exhibition 1, 23 Intramural Vollvy Intramural Softball 33 Junior Prom Coin- Senior Ball Committee3 Intramural Basket- Winter Carnival Attendant -l. DOROTHY POWERS In our 'Ilf'I'7'l.fP7' carnfral, Dol 11-as IjlllY'll A safeetel' girl has lIf'l'l'1' lwvn wwf. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Oracle 3, 43 Safety Patrol 2, 313 President 43 Calumet 43 Junior Red Cross 2. Jig Representative 43 Junior Prom Cllllllllilllttf Senior Ball Committee3 Student Council 43 Girls' Basketball 33 Gym Exhibition 23 Press Club 43 President Oral English Class 43 P. T. A. Progranis 33 Winter Carnival Queen 4. ELEANOR REFF Eleanofs heart is alzrays yay From the crarlc of flalrn 'ffl flu' swf of flag. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Oracle 3, 43 Calumet Ii, 'l'rvasur:fr 43 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, -13 Junior Prom C'omniittce3 Senior Ball Committc-e3 Stud:-nt Council 233 Girls Basketball 33 Press Club Secretary 43 Orvhestrzn -13 Glee Club 3, 43 Gym Exhibition 23 P. T. A, l'i'o- Af Gym. work, Barb can beat them all Ervn though she S not so tall. Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Band 3 4 O1 chestra 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Gym Exhibition 1, 2 3 ' Junior Prom Committee3 Homemaking Senior Ball Con1mittee3 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 1 Calumet Staff 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Safety gl grams 3. If 3 . 5' ffm' ..:SJ' -r L Q ' ' ' 2 .. , 1 ,- . Ja.:-.-Ar., - -- f ,gr ,Ulf -st. 1 H, If :U.nsfz:Ify1..v Club 3: Wi?z.f3flfi.'itt:'31':7 .2113 iaisgtjf' ifj' 'TI 0235-v:gg - ffl ,..- - Patrol 43 Conducting 23 Girls' Intramural Basket- ball 43 Baton Twirling 2. 24 v HAZEL SCOTT Hair so light and eyes so blue Hazel will be a friend to yoa. Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Glee Club 23 Home inalcing Club 1, 2, 43 Oracle 43 Calumet 43 Safety Patrol 43 Gym Exhibition 1, 23 Junior Prom Com mittee3 Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Ii, -13 Girls' Basketball 4. HELEN SLATE In life Helen has a good start Being one a'or1'lzy of all her arts. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 President 33 Girls' Glce Club 2, 33 Baccalaureate Choir 2, 33 Band 43 Or- chestra 3, 43 President 33 Safety Patrol 33 Class President 23 Class Vice-President 43 President Oral English Class 43 Oracle 2, 33 Assistant Editor 43 Calumet Assistant Editor 33 Business Manager 43 Student Council Secretary 43 Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Senior Ball C0lT1l'l llttCCQ Press Culb 43 Dramatic Club President 43 Homemaking Club 4, Vice-President 33 Mariner Scouts 3, 43 Gym Ex- hibition 23 Girls' Basketball 33 Girls' Trio 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 P. T. A. Programs 1, 2, 3, 43 Poetry Contest Winner 33 T. B. Essay Contest Third Prize 33 National Anthologry Contest Ilonorable Mention 43 Winter Carnival Committee 4. GERALDINE SWEENEY Gerry is one iaith trac Irish air Skin so light ll'I.Hl 1-oal-blank hair. Oracle 43 Safety Patrol 43 Calumet 43 Home- making Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 43 Junior Prom C0!!lll1lttQCQ Senior Ball Committeeg Defense Stamp Committee 43 Press Club 43 Dramatics Club 23 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY THIBAULT Mary likes fo paint and draa' Or find the procedure of a Iaaz Senior Prom Committee3 Junior Prom Committee3 Oracle 3, 43 Calumet 43 Art Contest 43 Safety Patrol 13 Committee for Winter Carnival 43 4-H Club 23 Secretary of Oral English Class 4. 25 ELAINE TURCOTTIC Elaine is the erlifor of our Calanzrf For s7a'r'eefIz'11g in life, on her a'f ll haf. Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 22 Baccalaureate Choir 23 Band 1, 23 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 23, 43 lllariner Scouts 43 As- sistant in Brownies 43 Religious Education As- sistant 23 Teacher 3, 43 Safety Patrol 43 Class President 33 Plays 1, 23 Oracle 23 Treasurer 233 Exchange Editor 43 Student Couztcil 2, 43 Winter Carnival Committee 2, 43 Press Club President 43 Calumet 23 Treasury 33 Editor-in-Chief 43 Dramatics 13 Junior Prom Committec3 Senior Ball Committee3 Gym Exhibition 1, 33 Girls' Basketball 23 P. T. A. Programs 23 Book Club 1. MARION VVELLER The U. S. Navfy is in her heart Though she and her sailor are far apart. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Oracle 1, 2. 4: Calumet 2, 43 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Club 43 Vicc- President Oral English Class 3, 43 Vice-President Student Council 43 Dramatics Club 2, 43 Baton Twirling 1, 23 Mariner Scouts 43 Girls' Glee Club 233 Junior Prom C0mmittee3 Senior Ball Committce3 Winter Carnival Committee 43 Safety Patrol 1, 3, 43 Defense Stamp Committee 43 Play 2. BARBARA WOOD Three years shcfs been a sfzalenf hl'l'l' And has gained many frienrls s1'nr'err'. Entered C. C. S. 23 Oracle 43 Calumet 43 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Secretary and Treasurer of Class 4. 26 agemkw am June will find each capped and gowned Diploma in his hand The symbol of democracyg The essence of our land. Just common kids With common dreams Much greater than ourselvesg Who, for a while, have put the books Of learning on the shelves. Though we'll say goodbye to school days As the future before us towers, There is something that goes out with us That forever will be ours. Do you remember the thrill that came In beating the Bay in a football game? Or the times when we'd raise the roof of the hall When our boys would score at basketball? We won't forget, though others do Our twelve year stay with the gold and blue, But leave this Fort of Knowledge the proudest class alive To take our place in the annals of history As the graduates of '45. -HELEN SLATE. 27 liurlr ln'nu'.' Cm'nairv, Kvnm-Aly, Mnit, Howv. 1,211,011 cla-, Ormshy, llulhzv, Hvath. Gushlaw. Gr:-4-nizvn, Ste-vm-n 1'mnsl1u'k. Jml lfullx' l'vl'kins. Mvllnmxlxl, U. Cm'nx vm-ll, I Iu1'kiL:0r, Fnurnivr, l,. l'0rnwL-ll, Drum, Emlmom llymlv. W1-av:-r. Isl lfaw: .lull-s, liyrm-. Gukvy, Iinlwharml. Gvlman. Williams. Fcrgusun. M4-Dmmlfl. D4-nvshx Shvfvy. Riva-rs. JUNIOR CLASS 3 lirnlf l.'f,11': Hill. Hziyms. Dixon. M:n'n-4-llus, l.1-Iuri Qvhm-. Iwo. lim-lulwy. Hyllv. Lashumh. Grmld. Fzllltwvll. lluluy, Ilm-!Tvl'r1ul1. Grzmt. Thilmult, l'ilnn, l'a!h-rsun. i'zn'hr. lin-mm-. Mutt. 'I'u1'n'n1tn-. Matthu-ws, Shvrmmx. Shaw. I'im-r'rv, fluke-y. Yuunfw. W'iXIXiv. Jrrl Ilnu' l'a1'iIia'. VanNvss. Jrrrl lfnux' Malrrvlluw. Nnklivk. .Y Isl linux' Thilmuli, Eiffahrnzuli. V1-tcrs. G:ll'l1fv5 SOPHOMORE CLASS 28 W w. X ...., ,, . ., . , -2 W . ff lfurlr lfuie: Hetlernan. Bender, N. Seott. Charlebois, LaRose, Dano, Gamble, Calhoun. Cheever, Lallonde Waldron, Muldoon, Spence. .irzl Huw: Mt-Donald, Bond, Cummings, Wiswell, Castignier, Couular, liopzen- sehutz, l't-low, llillick. V. Seott. Calhoun, M. LaI.onde, I, Mexdorf, E. Mexdorf. :mi Row: Miss Frost Collins, Rusho, VanNess, M. Seott, Gould, Matthews, Kapples. Failing. Dwyer, Calhoun, llurgress, Slate, Powell. Mrs. Muggrleton. Isl Huw: Wood, Rivers, Denasha, Cheever, Haller, Knowlton, Dialm, Mt-Kinley ltoinluard, llertrani. Wilkie, Stevens, Paeilie. FRESHMAN CLASS ' i lfrlek Row: Huteheon, Niles, Dawson, Russell, F. Weller, Hyde, Pettit. C. Dano, l'. Dodge, Payne l'ainter. Jrfl lt'ou'.' Pl. Calhoun, Nakliek, Dorr, Dick, Snyder, Russell. R. Dano, Conklin, House, E. Weller Dine. :nd It'u11'.' Getman. Matthews, Fetterley. Cummings, L. Calhoun, Ferguson. Castignier, Gray, Mar- eellus, Dewey, Rusho. Reome. llrill, Gruntorad. ISb1fUw.' Heath, F. Dodge, Kirkland, Gushlaw. Putnam Kennedy, Charles, Gamble, MeAvoy, L. Pratt, Buryress, l'. Pratt, Merritt. EIGHTH CLASS 29 w'l'1if'wQn',m Mu-nw-. .. liurlr Ifuw: Dino. E, Garnsvy. I.aFlz-nr, I.'aI.onrl0. Kennm-dy. Card, li. VanNm-ss. I,aRnn-. l'. Garnse-y. My-Q Gray. W--llvr. Roach. Miss Donohue, Parker. .Hd Row: Fitvhuttv. Domlgv, Schmitu-, l'ilon, Turm-r, Shvll Shaw. Huw:-. lmflair. lllakv. Jrfl Huw: Comsfork. Matthews. Downey. lie-riraml. Kendall, Cornairm-. lim'- rows. Mutlhq-ws. Ymunrs. llorr, Maleloon. Mosche-lle-. Is! How: D. VanNe-ss, Waldron. Lomrway. Il, Mv- llonalsl. Hwy:-r. Stl-vm-ns. J. Mrllonald, Dialwo, liaclonr, Jackson. Ilarou, Charle-s. Fitmrvralcl, Scott. Youngs. SEVENTH GRADE lfurlf llmvf Miss Filzga-ralrl. lhlrrows. Nunn. McAvoy, Carlisle, D. Ward. l.amln-rt. We-llcr, .tml Hou' Fnllvr. l'aynv. Sln-nc-0, J. Ward, Garnsvy, Day, Lf-tartv, Grant, Hayes. Hyrlv, Nilvs. :ml Ifow: A. Jack qon. V. Jackson. Shannon. l'olliuk. Cantwell. V. Jackson, Weaver, Wilkiv. liarlour, 'l'nrvotte-, In-wis, Is I-'mln' l.itlls-ilvlsl. I,aI.onfle, Kimmvrly, Downvy. Brown. Comstock, llcnmlcr, Ferguson. SIXTH GRADE 30 f x hu-If ll'ou': 'l'inmu-rmun. Dawson. Halladuy, Garnsvy, Miss Kehoe. Dodgo. Snell, I.amlun, Dann, lloughtnn ll. l'xym-. Jml lflIll'J S. PHXIIU, H. Fitchvttv. Graves, Forsythe. Churchill, I.:-il,nmln'. Fitchvttv, I.aVignv Wvllvr, lx! Ix'uu': I,ittlvIin'ld, Flick, Shvrman, M1'D0nafLl, Kirkland, Merrill, Prati, Carivr, Musvhvllu. FIFTH GRADE .. ..... , A X lim-Ir ll'nu'.' liiwre. Murlhn, Miss llnnivls. llutuhinson, Fivlmls, live-ml. l'arpvrxtvu', Schranm, Sqn-umm-, l'aintm-r. 'ml ll'n11': Uurr. lin-vm-lms, llyclv, l'm'lislm'. Nalali, Iluwv. Malvulllls. Kvllnmly, Nunn. lx! ll'nl1': Svhmmlwr. lzwlwuu, Gruvvs. llmvholz. Ht'l'll'!lll1l, l':ll1vx'sou, Malsluun. liu1'rnm's, F. Jzwksml. FOURTH GRADE 331 1' X lim-lr lfnllx' Nunn, Day, lim-Innmn, l'un:1l1l. l'zu'l'. Miss Tobin. lim-nl T1'. Kirklzlnml, I'nw4'll. Hlaivlminsnn. :ul l.'4u': Mvrritt, Shm-hy, lh'z1lw:xlu1,S11-1-lv. Wx-ux'v1'. IVluAvny, Ifnx. llvrtruml, Jml Huw: 'l'immvrnmn Svllrqxln, lirwl, Stews-lls, 'l'llrc'ut1v, Fllllvr, fi:41l'nsvy, Iilyvs. ls! In'1:u'.' l ar1,5l1sm1. Snlur, Mm-dw. Swm-In-y l':1r'lv1'. Filvaw-l':1I1l, Murthzl. THIRD GRADE A? 7 Q lim-ff lx'nu'.' Mis: GH-1-:aim-11. .lnhr1slun, Mvlniush. liruwll, Muifali. Gllshlaw, Dmlgfn-. Kvndall. Hari. l.:ufnn Hninv l'l1ln:um, l,iH14'ii4'I1l. Mrs. I'm-trix-. Jml Ifmlu' Killlv. I.:-llmmlv, lin-nnw, Solar Fox, 'I'immm-vnu-xn. Dixon Fhurlvs. Vim-hmnll. Kilnwrv. Sm-ll. liarra-H. Isl lfrrzv: Nl:-r'1'ivl'. lim-r'1l'at14l. .la1'ksnn. Rnhdv, Vafvh, l'aI1vl'sm1 Hlnlw. Rivrrs, lfilmfmulml. lia-vm-n:4, Carr, Vrall, Iiadmlr, S:-xifurml. SECOND GRADE 32 Haul: Ii'nn'.' Fi:-ids, Sywinw. I.n'1:1riv. l'n-trim-, llyriw, ll:-Stn-I'ziim. Nlzilthm-ws. llowv. IM-I:iluy, K':irltnu. lllwh Inw. Jml li'nu', 311111111-xxx, l'on:mt. Nl. Flivk, Km-iiilviy. D. l Iin'k. i':n'Im'l'. Murlhzx, I-'iivhm-1Im'. Isl Hun Ili-w-iw, W':ur1l. l':n'IiQlv. Hnmmoml, G1-uiuv. FUN, Univ, FII-IST GRADE Im-If Ii'uu': Mrs, Markham. Uniuni, N1-uruth. Nutali, Malthows, Mvlntush, Whiinvy. l'urpvi1tvi', :ml limi' IS. Smith, 'l'nfo, llvzxih. SuITursl. Isl Huw: liul'1ls-H, Kwphulx, R. Smith, Dixon. KINDERGARTEN 33 u ,f ,g .ll X ug ' f 4, X, v I ,X ,L 5.5: Q ' ,wg .f A fi w +- X ww . ..., . I KL 1 Q N xx-CN Y 1 1' . , 1 x 4 Z 9 4 3 X, Hu 1. L,- if 1 e ' A Y Q A .- ,. Q it .. , ..:, ..,, , vs kgs ,N J 9 K V16 . Q , ' , K K Fwy A N Q' , hi 1-Y ' V '- ,, e i fif ' k' '. 3' vX J , 531 T Q-'J'9f', f . if , Q V Q Y K .,.,. ., Q z EE: Q f 4 , A l I K! , 5 x. as . 'jim I' ui ' ':,., f h K :Q .. 11 ,, S -. yfhmfzf af 194 4 1 Brown, Jessie- .... -- Burns, Lewis ........ Casselman, Mark--- Conant, Phyllis .---- Dano, Elizabeth ----- Darou, Margaret ---- Edmonds, Glen ----- Gillette, Buford ----- Gray, Thelma ------- LaLonde, Royal ------- Loveland, Katherine .--- Mance, Jeanne -.--.--- Marcellus, Doris ---- McKinley, Mary ---- Montieth, Ruth ------- Nunn, Katherine ------- Phillips, Marthamae---.- Potter, Lawrence ----- Pratt, Ella - -------- Radley, Richard ------ Thibault, Charlotte--- Thibault, Marion ----- Vincent, Louise --------- Whitmore, Merrill ---- Williams, Emily -.-.- Wiswell, Jean ----- ARMY l Bender, William Fowkes, Glen Hunneyman, Lyle Meeks, Robert Weaver, Daniel NAVY Flynn, Herald Kittle, Robert Kittie, Walter LaLonde, Robert -----Married, Working in Washington ------------------------------. Home - -------.- Graves Pharmacy, Clayton ----Rochester Business Institute ----Philadelphia Business School -- -..-..-.-.-.--------. Home -----------Zenda Farms, Clayton ------..---------------------Home ----Plattsburg State Teachers College ---- ------------------Clarkson College --------N --..----------------------Working ------- -----------Staebler Sz Baker, Clayton --- ---Plattsburg State Teachers College ----------------------------Home ----------School Cafeteria, Clayton ------------------------------Home -----Crane School of Music, Potsdam ------Wax Paper Factory, Clayton - .------ ---Faichney's, Watertown ---------------------Home ----Working in Washington -----------Hawn's, Clayton ----Syracuse General Hospital ----Canton Agricultural College ---Buffalo State Teachers College ---- ----Genesee Hospital, Rochester 35 IES I ,,., , . ares ... M, A A g ss, t -sa's,.,, Back Row: Cornaire, LaLonde, Rusho, Brabant, Gamble, Meeks, Palmer, Hesler. 3rd Row: Comstock, Gushlaw, S. LaLOnde, Fournier, Stevens, Gillick, Mills, Greenizen, Weller, Fitzgerald, Hunt, Bertrand Getman. 2nd Row: C. LaLonde, Wiswell, Ferguson, Sweeney, Hall, Hutchinson, L. Cornwell, D. Cornwell, Wood, Thibault, Fluckiger, Scott, Schnauber, Heyman. Ist Row: Joles, Byrne, Williams, Bouchard, Gross, Powers, Collins, Slate, Turcotte, Reff, Gould, Calhoun, McKinley, McDonald, Rivers. Qfie Kahne! Ednm--fn-Chief ...........,..,.. . ELAINE TURCOTTE Assistant Editor- .....e,,e,. .,----DORIS CORNWELL Business Manager .....f....,,. ------HELEN SLATE Ass't Business Manager-- ..,A... --LOIS CORNWELL Treasurer ....,e,..... - e...,. - ,,..e ELEANOR REFF Art Editor e,.....,,..,v,,e..w ,.,,PATRICIA COLLINS Arranging for Pictures ,,,e, GERALDINE SWEENEY, MANLEY RUSHO, ERNEST HEYMAN, GERALDINE HALL Class History LLL- ...ee LOIS CORNWELL, BARBARA WOOD, BARBARA SCHNAUBER Senior Pictures ,,e, , ,.., .BETTY G0-ULD, JOHN CORNAIRE, CARLETON LALONDE, ELSIE CHINCHAR, ERNEST HEYMAN, RUTH HUTCHINSON Post Graduates . ,E,E, DOROTHY POWERS, ARLENE STEVENS Subscriptions - L- --- ELEANOR REFF, PHYLLIS GETMAN, MARTHA MILLS, ROSEMARIE FOURNIER, JEAN GILLICK, DONALD GAMBLE, NORMA WISWELL, DOROTHY MCDONALD Art W ..,.. ,.-,L. L... PATRICIA COLLINS, BETTY CALHOUN, SHIRLEY BERTRAND, SHIRLEY LALONDE, MARY THIBAULT, RAMONA COMSTOCK Facultynd - ,,,, . --WILNA GREENIZEN, FRANCES GROSS Advertisements .......... HELEN SLATE, LOIS CORNWELL, BARBARA FITZGERALD, MARION WELLER, MARY E. HUNT, GEORGE BRABANT, JOHN CORNAIRE Activities LL -LH DORIS CORNWELL, ALICE WILLIAMS, JOYCE BYRNE, ARLENE STEVENS, CAROL FLUCKIGER Photographs L., CAROL FLUCKIGER, IRMA JOLES, PATRICIA BOUCHARD, MHRLE LALONDE Sports ..... L L, ...L L- 'JOSEPH HESLER, DONALD MEEKS, STANLEY PALMER, DORIS MCDONALD Publication ,,.,.. - MARILYN RIVERS BETTY FERGUSON, RUTH HUTCHINSON, REBECCA GUSHLAW, HAZEL SCOTT, PATRICIA MCKINLEY, BLANCHE GOKEY. Hrwlr Row: Cornaire, Hayman. Palmer, Hesler, Re-ff, Kapples, Meeks, Hutchinson. Wood. Howe. Mr. Katzmayer. 8rd Row: Fournier, Byrne, Bouchard. Powers, Cornwell, Stevens, Mills, Gushlaw Comstock, Grevnizi-n. Scott. 2nd Row: Ferguson, Sweeney, Gross, Hall, Collins. L. Cornwell, lioxzenschutz, Fluckixzer. Williams, McDonald. Thibault. Ist Row: Joles. Calhoun, Gould. Turcotte, Slate, Fitzgerald Weller, Hunt. liertrand, Eizahroadt, Rivers. he Ufmah' Editor--ivz-Chief, ,,..,, , , .,,.. BARBARA FITZGERALD Assistant Editor ,,..,,,,..A,A,,,A,. HELEN SLATE Trcaszfrer ,,,. .Y,-.......,,.,,,,, MARY E. HUNT Exchange Editor .,...,,,u, A ...,, ELAINE TURCOTTE Faculty Advisor--- ,LL.LL,,,,L,. , MR. KATZMAYER Art A , - --PATRICIA COLLINS, High School News---REsEccA GUSHLAW, MARY THIBAULT, SHIRLEY BERTRAND, SHIRLEY LALONDE, MARY ELAINE IVIARSHALL, ROBERT BENDER Ijteratm-v , ,, - GLADYS EIGABROADT, FRANCES GROSS, BARBARA WOOD, HELEN SLATE Humor .... , --LOIS CORNWELL, SALLY KAPPLES, FRANCES GROSS, JOSEPH HESLER, RUTH HUTCHINSON Typists -- SO ,RAMONA COMSTOCR GEORGE BRABANT, JOSEPH HESLER, BLANCI-IE GOKEY, JOYCE BYRNE, HAZEL SCOTT, RUTH HUTCHINSON I MARION WELLER Grade News ..,,. . - , , .... ELEANOR REEF Girls' Page .,,,,,, ,,,,,BETTY CALHOUN, TERESA BOGENSCHUTZ SPORTS I ,..,, ..,Y - -- G 'GEORGE BRABANT, STANLEY PALMER SCl'1Vl'C4?'Hl,PIIf,S News ,-,,MARION VVELLER, MARY E. HUNT Inter'views,, ,,s, E -JWILNA GREENIZEN, BETTY GOULD Printers .,,,. - ,,.,,.., MWILLIAM HOWE, JOYCE BYRNE, ROSEMARIE FOURNIER, MARILYN RIVERS Back Row: Weller, Fitzgerald, Hunt, Fournier. find Row: Slate, Mills, Hyde, Hesler, McDonald, Cornwell. Ist Row: Gould, Sweeney, Turcotte, Mr. Wells, Refi, Powers, Rivers. Mess UM The Press Club was organized this year to supply school news for On the St. Lawrence, our local Weekly newspaper. In previous years a few students submitted school notes for publication in our weekly news- paper, but the organization of a club makes possible more effective coverage and greater regularity in supplying' news of our school to parents and friends. The news is collected and written up by students according to assign- ments posted each week by the editor-in-chief. Copy is read by Mr. Wells, the club advisor. We meet the deadline every Tuesday afternoon when our secretary mails the stories and articles in for publication. Editor-in-Chief--- --e. ELAINE TURCOTTE Assistant Editor -, - ,,,--VIRGINIA HYDE Treasm-e'r --- .... ELIJANOR REFF 40 Burk Row: Mrs. Hyde, Mr. Katzmayer. 3rd Row: Edmonds, Gould, Palmer, Waldron, Cornaire. ,Ind Now: Carter. Powers, Hunt, LaLonde, Denesha, Bogenschutz, Cornwell, Brabant. Ist Row: Snyder, 'l'urcotte, Slate, Fitzgerald, Weller. cgfuzkfzf 63202677 This year marks the end of the fifth year for the Clayton Central School Council. In five years they have accounted for many accomplish- ments including: annual Winter Carnivals, a school scrap book, the Ath- letic Council, helping with the Safety Patrol and the Teen-Age Center. The members of the council are chosen by grades. One from the seventh and eighth grade and the Freshman year, two from each of the Sophomore and Junior classes, and three from the Senior Class. The President and Vice-President are chosen Within the council While the Secretary and Treasurer are elected by vote of the student body. President------.- - .... BARBARA FITZGERALD Vice-President -- - --- MARION WELLER Secretary ------- -- ..,. -- . .... HELEN SLATE Treasurer-------. ----------- BERTHA DENESHA Faculty Advisors-U --MRS. HYDE, MR. KATZMAYER 41 Palmer, LaLonde, Powers, Collins Wham Udiflllfdf Bruce LaLonde and Dorothy Powers were chosen king and queen of the Winter Carnival by vote. They were crowned by Joseph Hesler, president of the senior class. Stanley Palmer and Patricia Collins served as their attendants and Kay Bertrand and Richard Charles were crown- bearers. The crowning took place at the annual Winter Carnival Dance, Friday evening, February 16, in the Clayton Central School auditorium. On the Saturday following the dance, skiing events were held at Bartlett's point. The individual winners were James Kennedy, Bruce LaLonde, Merle LaLonde, William LaLonde, Robert Pilon and William Pilon. Due to Weather conditions, the skating events were not held. 42 QUIZ 'l'l'l.-UI xml:-. l'l4lmuxule. llveln-l'. l nlllJlll'1'. C'lll llS'l'MAS EXERf'lSl11S llurlx lfviu' .' Misw l l'4ls1 , l .m' Iarla-, llmrllghlull. lZul!'y'.l'sN liurruws, Wm-llvr, ll ny lh-unmrzul, I mmlun. Jul linux' Niles. lluwsull. l':n'r Ilayn-S. Czllltwvll. Slmmmn llallzulzly. Isl ln'o1l': llml- slurli. Schllullln-r, l41n'ruws l'zx11vr'snn, lVl:n'm-llus, llrznxv- lluwuvy. Mailllnum. lVlwll':xt Svhrnm, Solar. Kinlmvrly. SENIOR BALL Hvslvr. 'l'ux's'nHn-, llivfvmlml. Slatv, l'ulnn-r. Hill. Gnlllnl. l itz1:m'l'ul1l. lfrzrlr llow: McKinley. Garnsey, Turcotte, Knowlton, R1-ome, M. Hyde, Slate, Gushlaw, Getman. Mrs. Howe, S. lriliomln-, Matthews. D. Cornwell. M. lialionde. Gray, D. Hyde, Charlelmis, Perkins. LaRue. liurgrt-ss, lla-mfshu. .irri Row: Pilon, Scott, Haller, Hutchinson. Diefenflorf, Sheley. Powers. Rell. Gould. :ml linirg llmvv, Byrne. Ferguson, Joles, Dorr, Gvtman. Heath, Pelow. lsr Raw: Peters. Suhnaulwr. Gu-eiiizt-ii. t':n'hr. Muldoon, l ournis-r, Eigabrouflt.. Spalsbury, Cornwell, M. Mott. L. Mott. Kennedy. tgefzw gem! The 55 piece Senior band holds rehearsals twice weekly supplemented hy individual lessons and practice periods. Proudly dressed in their com- plete uniI'orms, they marched at several football games. Besides these periormances, they have appeared in assembly programs and the Christ- mas program. The annual Spring Concert gave the Senior hand as well as the 45 piece Junior band the opportunity to play again for their parents. The Senior hand expects to be in the Memorial Day parade again this year after which they will complete their year's activity by playing at Commencement. The enthusiasm and ability of the Junior band promise that some of its members will soon join the ranks of Senior hand. 44 lim-If In'ol1'.' I . lhnlygv. Slnlv. Shaw, W1-llmiron, 1'eivrs, Matthews, Miss Frost, Huwv, Rolf, 'l'lll'uoHm'. :nr -'uu': S4-hmxuln-r, Mills. Ifm-l'g11sun, Curnwvll. llyrnv, Gm-tmun. Dvlanvy. E, Ilmigv. Hvath. Isl lfuuu' Gruvn lm-n, Joh-s. ORCHESTRA lialwk Ifnzrp Mrs. lluwv. Mutihvws, C1-lniwvll, Svhlll-llIhl'l', Rnshn, Iinmharxi. Shannon. l itz1:m-ralmi, I,aI.umh- rd Ix'm1'.' llydv. Klnnlsl, Halliday, Pratt. Greellizvrx, Marcullus, Garnsn-y. Conway, lim-l'trz1mi, Iillrm-ss, Dmvm-y, I . Dm-r, Iluwv, MrAvny. Jnzl Row: Chvevvr, I'z-xynv, Kimmvrly. S. Gravvs. Dann. K1-ndall, Muldoon. lx! Ilan-5 IC. VVvllvr. S4-mt, Ilallvr, Hunt, J. Gravvs, L. We-Ilvr, Ruswll. Putnam. Ilutuhvon L, Durr, JUNIOR BAND 45 Back Row: Miss Frost, Mills, Fluckiger, Iiogenschutz, Hall, Slate, Hyde, Kennedy. .Uh Row: Cornaire, Heffernan, Diefendorf, Diefendorf, Lee, Gokey, Carter, Reff, Garnsey. ilrrl Row: Thihault, D. Cornwell, Bertrand, Hunt, Fitzgerald, Letarte, Ormsby, Waldron, Scott, McDonald, Pilon, Byrne, Bouchard. :ml Row: Denesha, Getman, Greenizen, Fournier, Cornwell, Weaver, Hill, Cummings, Howe, Failing, Turcotte. Burgess, McKinley, Bertram. Is! Row: Joles, Sheley, Gould, McDonald, Ferguson, Rivers. Chee-ver Williams, Matthews, Calhoun, Peters, Haller, Eigabroadt. Mikie! 67140105 This year the Mixed Glee Club consists of sixty-two members selected from the senior high school. Miss Frost, a graduate of Houghton College, has been with us for four years. Under her direction the Glee Club gave several outstanding performances during the year. Led by Miss Marion Allen, a cadet teacher from Potsdam State Teachers' College, they sang at an assembly program. They assisted in the I Am An American Day Program in May, and, to- gether with the band, presented an annual spring concert. They will help with the commencement activities in June. Gladys Eigabroadt was the accompanist for the chorus this year. 46 ,E 1 - l :' A ' .nf ,i - -2--an Ifark Huw: Palmer, LaLondu, Brabant, Burrows, Howe, Mr, Katzmayer, Diefendorf. Shaw Hill, Hayes, Gokey, McDonald. .ini How: Delaney. Wiswell, D. Cornwell, Fluckiger, Stevens, Greenizen, Gillick, Fournier, Cornairv, Schnauber. ind How: Mills, Fitzgerald, Weller, L. Cornwell, Gushlaw, Hunt, Collins, Gross, Gould, Calhoun. lsf Row: Chinchar, Turcotte, Scott, Getman, Couglar. Powers, Hall, Sweeney, McKinley, Rivers. SAFETY PATROL ,mme ,kg Q, uuunuuig liar-If Row: H. Payne, Painter. Hutcheon, K. Hayes, Shaw, Hill, Brill, Hayes, Nunn. wird Row: Getman, Dorr, Hutchinson, Garnsey, Denesha, Dano, Ferguson. 2nd Row: Hyde, Grant, Payne, LaRue, Wiswell, Hall. Greenizen, Schnauher. G. Garnsey, Payne. Ward. Is! Row: Schram, Graves, Brown, Marcellus, Weaver, Shannon, Cantwell. Schram, Iievens, Payne, Forsythe, Bevens, 4-H CLUB 47 1 f as 1 'il ,. or-.., ...-4 Ifmlc lfnizu' lInH'w-rnzm. Hymlv. l 1lu'ki1,:n-r. l4u7,:n-rmfxvhlliz. l uilim:. Jrvl In'uu'.' 'I':11'u-mtv, Slulm-. I., KU-e'nxu'1l Kuppln-N. VViIliums. Il, K'm'nwvll, Jun' l1'nu'.' Misw Iluws-V, flillivk. liz-l'1r:1ml, VVm'IIvr. VVisw4-ll. l4m'1r:1luI. IM l.'uu': IVIVN. IH-Ivlw. lCum'h:lr4l. Vzilhulxn. Riu-ri, Iiwnmlmrcl. Mlxrrzly, M. lfivmw, MAIIIN EH SCOVTS Ilnvlf linux' Standish, Ilullicluy. J. I.:xI.nml1-. Iilakv, Amu,O'lirim-11. Jud lfmr: Min llmmhu-, l'u1'l41'V. Iluwv. lm-Flair, Muiihvws, In-rl:-ln, llownry, Dialm, Miss K1-h nv, Is! linux' Wx-uv:-r. liurns. Iizxlnfnuxwl. Murihull. M. I,:nI,nlulm'. Grams. WzlI1lrm1. ELEMENTARY SCOUTS 48 44244 lhzrlr linw: Nlihs Klruonizon. llydv, Mnntieth. E. 'l'ur:ultv. -irzl Row: Nunn. Gs-nrgrv, ll. 'l'immcrmun, S 'l'11l'l-nth-, .Im-lawn, lflivk. :ml lfow: Sim-lv. l.aI,nml0, Rivn-rs. Wiz-ks, Solar. Solar, J. 'l'imnn-rmnn. llzarl Isl lfnu-.' Crux-ve, Mm-wil-x', livrtruml, Patvh. lllulcv, Dlvun, I,uFnntainu, Kittlv. lhxaluanlt. RROWNIE SFOUTS lim-If How: Mr. l3rSh-fano, Dick. W. LaI.0ndc, Hyde. Maldoun, M. Lallumle-, Waldron, Heath li. Lallumlv Wvuvvr. :ml Huw: licrtrand. Downey, Futturly, C:-xnlwoll, Durr, Pilon, Turner, Cummings. Isl How: Put num. R. Ill-nth. Charlcs. Cnrnairm-, Kennedy, Kimmvrly. Muchelle. Standish. BOY SCOUTS 49 lilwlc lfmv: liurrows, Carnegie, lioizunschutz. Thibault. Lind Row: Cornaire, D. Cornwell. Slain-. Gillick Stun-ns, llonil. I.. Cornwvll, Rivers. Miss Elliott. Ist lfnw: Wood. Hall, Collins, Swvuney, Calhoun, Wis- wvll. livrtranml, Sherman, Gross. HOMEMAKING CLUB lim-lc Haw: Laliomle. Meeks, Waldron, Fournier, Mills, Fluckiger, Slate, Williams, Dano, Pacific, Ormshy. lizilnnulv. Jml Row: Mrs. Mugglvton, Wiswvll, Hyde, D. Cornwell, Peluw, Iiyrnv. Gillivk, Stevens, Tur- cuttv, Gushlaw. I.. Cornwell, llouchard. Is! Row: Bertrand, Weller, Fitzgerald, Hunt. Collins, Calhoun, l-'i-rgzuson. Jolvs, Could. DRAMATICS CLUB 50 llavlr Row: Mr. Whitney, Gokey, Hyde, Shaw, Cheever, Hill, Hayes. Isf How: Meeks, Stevens, R. Van Ness, R1-IT, I.. Van N1-ss. The Future Farmers of America is an organization of boys taking vocational agriculture. This year the 1000 Islands Chapter's money mak- ing activities included dances, collecting milkweed pods and selling seeds. The first father and son banquet was held early in the spring. All fourteen members worked on a point system for prizes and other awards. The best all around member from the Ag. II class received 35. from the American Agriculturist. Special prizes were awarded for individual con- tests. Money made for the chapter was used for prizes, buying jackets, sweaters and letters for the members who had the required number of points. President or , .- ,- ,ROBERT MEI-:Ks Vice-President - - Y ,,MILFORD HYDE Scf-remry, zz., W z.,...,,,,RoBERT PRATT Trvas1n-w-,,,, W ALLEN MCCARTHY Rcporter-. -M -- - - GERALD HILL Watch Dog , ,- .,,,,HOWARD CHEEVER 51 - 5 4 l I fl lim-If Row: Mr. Allen, He-yman. Marcellus. :Ird Raw: li. LaLonde, Thibault, Dano, Pacific, Youngs, I'ilon, Iiutarte. Diefvndnrf, Meeks. 21111 Row: Hesler, Dodge, Hill, Palmer, W. Lalionde, Mott, Ormsby, Weaver. lsf Now: Cantwell, Kimmerly, W. LaLonde. Qaaflzzl The football team of '45 under the direction of Coach Allen started the season with only eight lettermen of last year's squad. It Was due mostly to this inexperience that the team succeeded in tying only three games in their six encounters. The boys played good defensive football all season, especially in the Pulaski and Alexandria Bay games. Coach Allen awarded eighteen letters to the players who contributed most to the team. Clayton 0 Lowville 0 Clayton 0 Pulaski 12 i Clayton 6 Sackets Harbor 6 Clayton 0 Alexandria Bay 14 Clayton 0 Brownville 28 Clayton 7 Lowville 7 52 ls X Iii Back Huw: Mr. Allen, Paciiic, Hesler, Marcellus. 2nd Raw: Thibault, Heyman, Bender. G. Dano, Weaver, LaLunde. Isl Row: Cantwell, Barnett, Youngs, Palmer, Pilon, Mott, R. Dano. fgasieffal This year's basketball team managed to outscore only one team in its schedule. The team had only two lettermen from last year's squad, the rest being small and inexperienced. With this handicap they succeeded in playing spirited ball all season, and did not give up, even to the last minute of play. The captain, Stanley Palmer, was high scorer with ninety-one points. Ingerson and Pilon following with fifty and forty points respectively. Coach Allen awarded ten letters to the players who worked the hardest and played the best basketball. Clayton 11 Dexter 26 Clayton 16 Immaculate Heart 38 Clayton 32 Black River 37 Clayton 16 Sackets Harbor 26 Clayton 19 Carthage 44 Clayton 19 Cape Vincent 32 Clayton 18 Alexandria Bay 39 Clayton 23 Brownville 26 Clayton 31 Chaumont 13 Clayton 20 Copenhagen 32 Clayton 22 Cape Vincent 43 Clayton 21 Carthage 55 Clayton 25 West Carthage 64 53 W Back Row: Gould, Calhoun. 2nd Row: Bouchard, Williams, Heffernan, Gushlaw, Bertxand, Collins, Int Row: Hunt. ffieewzms Last fall there remained but three of the last two season's cheeleaders and the task of choosing four more was brought before the school body. Six girls attended nightly practices and at a special assembly each of these girls tried-out. Members of the faculty acted as judges and each girl was given a score with points given for various qualifications. The scores were so -close that all six girls were chosen making a total of nine cheerleaders. The-cheerleaders attended all the football games with the exception of 'the one at Pulaski, which they were obliged to miss because of lack of transportation. Also, the cheerleaders have been present at all home basketball en- counters and have been able to attend a few out-of-town games. The student body, teams, teachers and spectators should be proud of the cheerleaders. They have unofficially been proclaimed the best in the league. 54 X 556555 ,vw- E5 .vat Y . - , .,.l,- ...Q- Noun WU- ISUXIUNIS NEWS -3 a ffie J!A!Z!ll9B'Z!l5.' The Calumet staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank the mer- chants, organizations and friends of the Clayton Central School who have made possible this edition. Remember, when buying, the fol- lowing advertisers as these business men and iirms are interested in you and your school. The Directors, Ofiicers and Employees OF THE First National Exchange Bank OF CLAYTON, NEW YORK Are pleased to extend their sincere congratulations and best Wishes to The Class of 1945 AA3P45-- - - A':bt------A:r-o4:A----- 59 Compliments of BUTT'S FUNERAL HOME Compliments of HAMMOND'S SERVICE STATION Clayton 1000 Islands Compliments of E. A. STREETS THE BEST IN INSURANCE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Mary E. Fitzgerald The Clayton Department Store MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S WEAR SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY -::::poo4:::::::1oooc:::1::::pQ Compliments of FENTON BURNS Compliments of CLARENCE NUNN HARDWARE and RADIO ----- ----- ------A3 Compliments of FOX'S LUNCHBOX BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1945 I 9 SHAW S GARAGE 714 Mary Street Telephone 343 Clayton New York 61 Compliments of W. J. 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