Dansville Central School - Danua Yearbook (Dansville, NY)

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We the Class of 1950 berng of sound mrnd l?I and able body do hereby publrsh out last wrll and testament Item I To Mrs Purchase and Mr Gurle we wrll our old brcycles to save therr shoe leather whrle takrng attendance Item ll To the Class ol 51 are Ielt the cherrshed balcony seats Item III To the Iaculty we leave next year s class for you to mold rnto shrnrng examples of young manhood and womanhood We ho e you have bet ter results than you have had wrth t e Class of 1950 Item IV Each member ol the class has tearlully agreed to leave hrs most prrzed possessron to an underclassman Guard these treasures well They are our most cherrshed belongrngs 1 Norb Blum leaves hrs artrstrc abrlrty to Clarence Applrn Make good use ol rt Clarence 2 Bugar Gray and B J Thompson tearlully be queath therr champronshrp yells to the next year s cheerleaders who are able to cheer the team to vrctory 3 Much to her drspleasure Gabby Kennell be stows her grlt ol gab to Chrp Chrp Culbertson 4 Duke Derrenbacher rs convmced that he should leave hrs whrstlrng talent to any Hot lrps block head who can follow rn hrs footsteps 5 Wong Rex Romeo Longmurr and Mutter Waters The Three Musketeers romantrcally turn over therr charm to any one who rs attracted by grr S 6 Henry Pluntner wrlls hrs athletrc skrll to Dude Boyd lKeep hrttrng em Dude I LAST WILL 7 Greek Lamont turns her orderly GAA meet rngs over to Stoop Maloney 8 Worm Acomb and Tubby Engle have agreed to grve up therr polrtrcal leadershrp to Johnnre Pappas and Drck Qurbell lDont worry about arguments boys They become a habrt I 9 Barb Dawley and Ken Perry leave therr hall locker romances to Lore Knapp and Jrm Marks lNo lessons needed for the latter ones I 10 Lazreth DeLong and Rosy Van Derwerken leave therr abrlrty to steal the show to the stars ot next year s Senror Play ong eg Boor Robert Moore and Squash Culbertson wrll therr love lor hog rassel rng to Pat Gallagher and Jean Grbson therr skatrng desrres to Lore Smrth and Ken Teeter 13 Rugged Chapman Tarzan Hawk Brute George Gooch Young Hammer Gray Lucky Grlbert and Chrcken Slrker leave therr worn out FFA seats to luture members lThe seats wrll probably need an overhaulrng I J B Beecher awards hrs excellent prompt ness to school to Alrce Cross lAl has the hang o rt already I 15 Photographrc Kessler reprrnts hrs perfect at tenclance record for Maggre DePuy 16 Jabber Gurle and Atlas Kenney pass therr rrsky chemrstry experrments over to anyone who can escape Mr Clements eagle eye 17 Nancy Leven Alpha Wyant and Elarne Curry hand therr letter wrrtrng to Sadre Rongo and other ambrtrous characters CI ,L gg gb , i 11. IIL -I ll I ll ll I I 12. Katie Campbell and Jim Rodman gracefully will . H H 14. . . ' - ' ' ll : - 9 ll . f . . - ' I . ' I ' 22

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CLASS HISTORY s the Class ol 1950 begms nts lourney down the long road of life we feel that a memorandum should be made so that In future years when browsmg through this book you wlll remember our class s accomplishments To lead us In our struggle to get acquainted wrth DCH S we chose Raublyn Werth as our president Assrstlng her were John Kenney vrce presl dent Robert Moore treasurer and Dorothea Van Derwerken secretary The only actnvnty that we as Freshmen sponsored was a sweater dance but It gave us a good start on our hugh school career Our Sophomore year was very successful As omcers we elected Evelyn Acomb presrdent Robert Emerson vrce president John Kenney treasurer and Eugene Waters secretary Besides havrng two very successful movle benefits and a sweater dance the class nntroduced a coke machme an the school The class showed nts Fine co operative splrrt an the Junlor year as every one loaned In to make our candy sale our sweater dances and last but not least the Junror Prom a success The theme of the Prom was Candyland and It ended a Hne year under the leadershrp of Eugene Waters president John Kenney tary The Sensor year began wrth a bang as our magazine drive was a huge suc cess thus bemg the frrst year that sales ever went over the S5 OOO mark The Sensor Ball had for nts theme Dreamers Holnday and It was also a tremendous success Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was the tltle ol the Senlor play whrch netted a protrt of 266 Alter much antrcrpatlon on the part of the Semors they lelt for Washrngton wrth Mr and Mrs Bradley and Mr and Mrs Manrlla chaperonrng durrng the Easter vacatron Leadmg the Sensor Class were Robert Engle president Robert Emerson vlce presldent Gordon Derrenbacher treas urer and Eugene Waters secretary Our smcerest gratrtude goes to the Board of Educatron Mr Bradley M Pnllard Mr Campbell our class advisors and all our teachers through the years of our school career who helped us so much rn achnevlng our goal Graduatlon' 21 . . . . . I I I - I . ' : . ' - ' : . 7 , . , . . . . ' ' I Il Il 3 , . ' . ' : . vice-president: Barbara Lehrer, treasurer: and Dorothea Van Derwerken, secre- I . . . I . ' I I I - ' ' ' , . , r. I ' I . I

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AND TESTAMENT 18 Barb Forsythe happrly leaves all problems con nected wrth Senror Play trckets to Jane Rowe 19 Bette Baldrng grves her career as organrst to Jo Smrth lBuy your own organ Jo l 20 Fran Moore Don Folts Duane Towne Jrm Schryver and Don Short measure out the contents of the Home Economrcs class to future caterers Money Maker Lee Beefy Morgan an Trrgger Rauber deed therr prtch games to young er rugged prtchers who can yell louder than they 22 Journalrst Whrteman srgns over hrs posrtron as Edrtor rn Chref of The Searchlrght to any Junror who has as much ambrtron as he lke Mauro scoops over hrs power to rer sodas to Coffee Cup Chuck Lamont 24 Raubre Werth Shrrley Weber and He en Renre Wrrth and Betty Cross 25 Bob Hayes Don Bennet Croaky McGurre rn Hllrer and Dorre Pruner hand over e brok n down machrnes rn the busrness department to future smartres lrke themselves lHope you have better luck than they drd wrth them l 26 Dorre Sahrle rlls her essay wrrtrng abrlrty to P y rs Jacobs lWe wrsh you the same luck Jake l rtc o erts ore Krn Wrese Schrrmer Rodre Rodman polrtely lrne up therr out of town companrons for Eddre Acomb Mary Lourse Applrn and Onnelee Burger 28 Cheese Emerson and Boneless Mess turn over therr Mutt andJeff trtle to John Wolfe and the Mr X wrth as lrttle drmensrons as Boneless pro duces mf' 29 Sad Sack Maha and Chum OConnor wrll therr argurng rn Hrstory class to Terrre Frtzpatrrck and Bernadrne Schrrmer lBe careful of Mr Gurle g s he s rrght on hrs toes l 30 Anne Jaeger grves over her wonderful person alrty to Pat Mrstretta lHope you lrve up to Anne s standards Pat l 31 French Schrrmer and Rrpprng Shutt frna y get off from therr seats rn Study Hall and turn them over to Pat Perry and Skrp Pfaff lYou better be careful when you srt down krds you mrght get glued rn tooll 32 Wrnnre Holbert hands over her red harred wrg to her srster Lenora 33 Pat Whrteman and Jrm Sprzzano leave therr desrre o repeat sublects to Drck Hamsher and Betsy Beckerman 34 Helene Rrchards and Josre McKrnney sorrow Derrenbacher lHope y u dont get as sore as they drd Bev l Brr re Ban er wrll grve up her horse ac rng to any soul thats not allergrc to Char horses lYou have to buy your own horse though l 36 Pearl Moose and Percy Perry grve up therr storytellmg to Wrnnre Knapp and Joanne Seward lThey ve got Percy and Pearl beatll 37 Wrllre Smrth and Fran Welton wrll therr abrlrty to undertake large responsrbrlrtres to Mary Dee Bradley and Tom Paduane 38 Jack Professor Krnney bequeaths hrs prece of strrng to next year s physrcs students It s to be used for pullrng those orrgrnal experrments lcrds 39 And last but not least Barb Lehrer awards r baton pl s er hrg s epprng s rut to ar Farrell Make good use of rt Garl Q I .. - .1 xt Y . ' ' ' irl , ' ' ' I . f I . s ' ll ll I ll I n ll 1 21. . , d .. - .- A 23. ' ' k l' r ' ' . ,r . ,, I . I I I . l . ' ' . . Jansch will their title as the lnseparables to fUHY 9'V9 UPll e l9Vel0'M9de','1 Dancms to Bev- .. . ,, . , O ..D'. k.. E . - . - gh- as. 'rr' rr ' ' rs rf 'D - ' . . . rid' ' ' ley l v WI ' l I II I . . . ' h ll' . ' , ' 27. Sk' h R b , J ' ' g, ' l . . ' ' ' ' . he' U rr ' rr. rl ' r G 'r 23