Congers High School - Saga Yearbook (Congers, NY)

Page 14 text:

September '59 December '40 September November '40 December '40 September '41 March '42 May '42 September '42 November '42 December '42 February '45 February '45 May '45 Moy '45 I une '45 Iune '45 '40 CLASS LOG Freshman class officers: Frank Austin, President: John Wana- maicer, Vice-President, Martha Conklin, Secretary: and Harold Gleason, Treasurer. Christmas luncheon in cafeteria. Sophomore class officers: Margaret Shaw, President, Tom Wana- malcer, Vice-President: Florence Nelson, Secretary: and Bob Hicks, Treasurer. First social event-afternoon tea dance. Ice skating party on Congers Lake. Junior class officers: Frank Austin, President: Joan Best Vice- President: Frances Choffee, Secretary: and Jean Eggleston, Treasurer. Card Party. Motion picture Argentine Nights presented. Senior class officers: Bch Hicks, President: Jean Entwistle, Vice- President: Lois Rose, Secretary: and Genevieve Porri, Treasurer. Senior play.- The Clutching Claw a mystery with John Wana- maker, Jean Eggleston, Lois Rose, and Spencer Conklin in the leading roles. Plans made for the production of the Saga with Jean Whitten as editor-in-chief. Senior Sports D ance . with music hy the Rhythm Rogues. Apple Sale for the benefit of the Sage. Fashion Show. Saga D ance . Regents. Graduation. 10

Page 13 text:

N . 1 Ifsjl 'V 'lf ',, fy! J M,.J K -f D . I 'I ,f YJ VW D 'J ' 1 V X I l 1 W ,V fl Elizabeth Joan Noyes a Doris Ortiz HBQUYH Percy Y Little SIIG SHif-1. A The poetry slle writes, A But often slie smiled. I J Will someday be read by all. 1 K' 'LI' I 1 A K. l. , Y 1 ' u' 4 Y ' .f' A f' I V V , l f XV .gfy 'J 1 l ' I 1 .J L.,5 M - l X VV KJ W' 1 if . Ruby Marie- Phillips Robert Alan --Ruby Polyblanlc Sl'l6'S a clmain tallcerf-f UBOB Liglmts eaclm sentence from A Prince among 2005 fellows tlle spark ol tlre last. xr,-, Aish lx: t ,H ' ' e er spor you never if ' see. :- pr- lf 21, it , ,I L gig to ii A e no R203 I A I ,Z l X R .Q ' L - C I xi-1 E' 'Q - Mary Alice Sliiels fx 'J Q Jolln Tlmomas --Wiggles I ' VD Wanamaker Smiling ancl tallcing lceep lrer XXX mrommyn mouth Pe PelU3HY working- Never a :lull moment wlxen l1e's arouncl. X1 ,f' X N M llfguf J 1 ,jj f if W , . 5 Us E' Sf' Q 1 1' Q ff . Peter Dulfrrenclalil Parker Pete Occasionally lie stumbles over tlie trutlm: But lie piclcs himself up and lrurries on as if notlxing had happened. .C N AX' Margaret Pauline Shaw Red With lwer gentle smile, and twinlcle eye, The masculine lmeart sl1e'll tr . Y :Q '13 'ia a.l74T f K XY. x - i Carolyn Jean Whitten lean Your good nature and llelp- ing lmnd have been ol im- measurable value to us. ' is 2,2

Page 15 text:

WE HEREBY GIVE, DEVISE, AND BEQUEATI-l WE, the Class ol '45, hequeath. devise, and give all our properties, positions. and characteristics to the Class ol '44. Diana Kerlin hequeaths her title ol Venus to Peggy Burger. Gene Heath gives to Ralph Roth the position of 'lclass Romeo . even though he would lilce to lceep it. Richard Eclchart lnrightens the class lay leaving his place as class cut-up to Jaclc Martz. Betty Noyes and Bill Elmer pass a lew inches of height to John Price and Dolores Fry. Margaret Davies and Richard Kreusch are to have David Gordon's atlas and dictionary, while Lois Rose presents her alnility to use them. Joan Best leaves all her troubles to Alhert Will. Freddie Travaglini is to have Marjorie Borel's supply of alilaies. Franlc Austin and Spencer Conlrlin hequeath all ol' their crazy soclcs and shirts to Bolnhy Wright. who also has quite a collection. David Anderson is to have .lean Entwistle's shy ways , while Lawrence Lohman is to have Grace Cooper's title of the shy one . John Allen gives his arguing spirit to Allnert Hague. since John has no use for it in the Navy. Bch Hiclcs and Mary-Alice Shiels hequeath their pleasing personalities to Bradford Blauvelt and Muriel Filahle. respectively. Margaret Shaw has piclced Bolahy Stedge to fill her place as most popular . Eleanor Doellner leaves her vivaciousness to Audrey Mav, John Wanamalrer gives his dry humor to Billy Bow. Charlotte Chamberlain sends her title as class baby to Peter Price. We think Peter Behensky could use some ambition, so Jean Eggleston has ollered him most of hers. Ruby Phillips hequeaths her tallcativeness to Martha Conlrlin. Oh, yesl Germaine Lallis gives her giggles to Janet Chlupsa. Kenny Mackay gives his temper to George Salvo. Doris Ortiz wishes that her art almility he added to John Yonslcy's ample supply. Midam Dulmer gives her lame lor hlond hair to Jane Rose. Harold Gleason fsmolceyl leaves his paclc of you lcnow whats' to Allred Burgholzer. Le onar d Hess is to part with his title ol Hercules in favor ol Jack Blauvelt. Bob Polyhlanlt be- queaths his track ability to anyone who deserves it. Alex. Gesansa gives his easasiness to Jain De Bevoise. Fred Natale sends his pet baseball glove to Alfie Magnetta. along with his talent. Janet Schneider is to have FI orence Nelson's dainty ways. Genevieve Porri hequeaths her favorite headache-class-treasurer s account hoolcs-'to the luclcy person who fills next year's post. Peter Parlcer leaves his supply of fantastic story magazines to David Stone. Pauline Garliclc hequeaths her uniqueness and distinguished appearance to Diana Fava. Then to the whole class of '44 Jean Whitten leaves her efficiency. ln Witness Thereol. We the Class of one thousand nine hundred and 'GRY' three, have to this. our last will and testament, set our hands and our seal. this month of June. 1943. ll