Corfu Central High School - Crest Hi Yearbook (Corfu, NY)

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'px I ,f I,-gf ,Q twig! J X ,, ' ' 'GWB' Seated: F. Bell, F. Miller, I. Bartholf, L. Stimson, I. Preston, R. Bartholf, R. Perry, R. Happ, W. Livingston. 1st Row: D. Boshart, R.Schmigel, I. Barnes, E. Mallory, S. Childs, M. Czapeczka, E. Peterson, B. Hamilton, S. Hamilton, W. Fisher, S. Fitzgerald, H. Kozlowski. 2nd Row: Mrs. Van Ornum fTeacherl, Leona Cherry, E. Jamison, W. Matlthews, C. Kern, F. Bell, D. Slater, T. Moynihan, W. Sac . 3rd Row: I. Klotzbach, A. Meiser, I. Vadenberg, M. Ottaviani, P. Schurr, P. Oberlander, E. lngraham, N. Clute, I. Kelsey, N. Derone, V. Beattie. R. Sharick, N. Phelps, D. Weidner, L. Iardine, R. Colby, R. Lega, G. Reynolds, I. Fitzgerald, R. Calnan, A. Rupp. 4th Row: This year the East Pembroke pupils joined us. We have been active in sports, band and choir. Twenty-six class members belong to Senior Band and eight belong to dance band. There are a few who are going to play solos at the contest. The are: Iohn Preston, Bruce Klotzbach, Alice Meiser, and Mary Ann Ottavlani. Betty Tuchols is an active cheerleader. Many of the girls have join- ed the Library Club under the direction of Mr. Graham. The boys have played an important part in the destiny of Corfu Central Ath- letic Teams so far in 1946-47 and will continue to do so until graduation time arrives. ohn Fitz erald and Dean Tu r la ed leadln rts on the football team I 8 PPC P Y 8 P0 , while Robert Lega played in most of the games. Bruce Klotzbach was an assist- ant manager. Fitzgerald was the only Sophomore on the Varsity Basketball team, but the junior Varsity Squad was made up largely of Sophomores. These included: Gerald Bartholf, Robert Lega, Lee Stimson, John Preston, Bruce Klotzbach, and Richard Colby. William Livingston was an assistant manager. Likely Sophomore prospects for baseball include: Lega and Fitzgerald as pitchers and Colby as outfielder. Other condidates for this year's team include: Preston, Stimson, B. Klotzbach, 'IH1pper, Calnan and Wiltberger. Many Sophomre boys have track possibilities but whether or not they have developed far enough at this time to earn their track C remains to be seen. 25 WILLIAM MATTHEWS Secretary JOHN PRESTON Vice-President GERALD BARTHOLF Treasurer

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159 . A Um., .. 1 txt V.: .X W5 A yi N359 Seated: lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: A. Smith, S. Schwerthoffer, L. Cherry, C. Knapp, I. Krueg- er, C. Francher, A. Calnan, F. Bolas, P.Sliker,. B. Sack, P. Rupp. Mr. Fuller fl-lomeroom teacherj, C. Vickery, M. Gerbracht, I. Brown, E. Capwell, M. McNicholl, K. Skeet, N. Queens- land, Mr. Van Ornum CAdvisorJ. A. Muskopf, D. Hennig, I. Klotzbach, H. Harloff, W. Childs, G. Boyd, D. Ackerson. C. Richenberg, D. Drilling, D. Mrha, N. Havens, C. Fauth, R Fox, M. Childs, R. Ingraham In our Freshman year we took part in a Freshman-Sophomore Dance with Edward Reynolds as the chairman. The next year we were jouned by the East Pembroke freshmen, who increased our class to fifty- five students. During our Iunior year we elected the following class officers: Robert Ingraham, President: Norman Havens, Vice-Presidentg Marianne McNichol1, Secretary-Treasurer. We started col- lecting dues to increase our treasury and decrease some of the costs of the Senior year. Mr. Van Ornum ls our class advisor. Our Junior Prom was held May 9th, President Vice- President ROBERT INGRAHAM MARIANNE McNICHOLL Secretary - Treasurer Also the school newspaper The School Daze was published by the Iunlor Class. We hope that this will start a tradition for future Junior classes. The staff of the paper is as follows: Editors . . Assistants . . . . Feature Reporter . . . School News Reporters Art Editor. . . . Literary Editors . . NORMAN HAVENS aQkeS- - - - - - - yplng Staff . . Exchange Editor . . . General Staff . . . 24 Norwin Queensland Susan Schwerthoffer Wilbur Childs Laura Cherry Caroline Fancher .Marianne McNicholl Carol Vickery lean Klotzbach Mary Io Gerbracht Carl Richenberg David Hennlg Patricia Sliker Patricia Rupp . . .Donald Drilling .. . .Audrey Hutchinson Patricia Sliker Caroline Fancher Donald Drilling Barbara Sack Alyn Colby Richard Sharick Clifford Fauth Marvin Childs

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Seated: F. Skeet, L. Amidon, C. Lang, S. Lukas, R. Wyman, P. Wood, J. Curtiss, G. Haseley, D. Soulvie, C. Peterson, P. Haseley. 2nd Row: P. Ford D. Sharick, C. Kohl, E. Beachy, A. Bowma.n, Mr. Choate fTeacherl, I. Brade, C. Kellogg, C. Snell, R. Ewert, R. Czapeczka, M. McNicholl. 3rd Row: M. Cook, C. Vandenberg, A. Sliker, B. Sliker, P. Pawlak, R. Stolten, A. Warner, R. Hare, M. Atwell, A. Sewerynlak. 4th Row: D. Green, R. Egloff, A. Kjeldgaard, G. Worth, W. Pawlak, C. Herman, A. Gerould, P. Schurr, G. Klotzbach, R. Fox, I. Little. Our class was organized March 19, 1947. There were 45 in the beginning of the year and now we have only 34. We pay much sympathy and memory to Rosemary Stolten who passed away from our class November 29, 1946. We elected class officers as follows: Andrew Kjeldgaard, President, Flo- rence Skeet, Vice-President, Charles Herman, Secretary, and Marion Cook, Treasurer. Several members of our class are outstanding in sportsg of these, in Basket- ball. Andy Kjeldgaard chalked up 149 points, Chuck Kellogg 147 points, and Charles Herman 49 points. Florence Skeet was outstanding in girls' Basket- ball. Other members of the class who hold positions in sports are: Christine Peterson, Captain of Ping Pong, Marion C00 , Captain of Archery, Amxa Sewe- 11- L that 'V-2.9 ANDREW KIELDGAARD President FLORENCE SKEET Vice-President MARION COOK Treasurer CHARLES HERMAN Secretary Seweryniak, Christine Peterson, and Clara Vandenberg. rynlak, Captain of Softball. Those participating in Girls' Leadership are: Anna Y We miss the following members of our class and wish them the best of luck in their classes: Earl Beachy- - Paul Ford ---- Susanne Lukas - - Rebekah Wyman - - - Richard Fox - - - Rudolph Czapeczka- - - Raymond Egloff - - Gerald Worth - - - - -Florida - - - - -Florida - - - -Plne Hill - - -East Aurora Sophomore Class Sophomore Class So homore Class ' - P -Sophomore Class 26