Downsville Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Downsville, NY)

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v Cc 9 wx Ecwlcs Blanche Scudder d Rose Grasso, Cofashaw' an Marie Brunner, Carolyn Rider, Patti Bower, Frances Finnerty, Craig Lewis, Don Mills and Norman Conrow. Bus Drivers Left to right: Albert Townsend, Leo Weintz, Charles Jones, Roy Boorn, Earl Clark, Cecil Stone, Don Byington, Homer Bull and Bill Smith. Hustodiaus Homer Bull, Don Byington, and William Smith. Kitchen Polic:

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from beginning ln the fall of 1951, a motly group of assorted stu- dents began their long trek through high school. It was a promising group, as Freshmen go, with their eyes on the future and deviltry on their minds. As the year progressed, the deviltry often seemed to be uppermost in all. But they worked, a lot more quietly than they fooled, but they worked. They started on their individual paths, some studying Ag., others studying a Commercial course, some Home Ec. , and some preparing for college. They also started to work as a class. When the fall of '52 rolled around, a smaller group showed up for registration in Miss Turnbull's science room. They were now sophomores, slightly silly, but more studious. Walter Tompkins made the first string varsity this year and represented the class in the championship game at Cornell. Larry Duckwall was chosen to sing in the All State Chorus in Buffalo. As a class, they held two dances in the nearby metropolis of Corbett. They were huge successes, financially and otherwise. In their Junior year, remaining underMiss Turnbull 's eagle eye, having settled down to the serious work of graduating, they became a model class. Again the basket- ball team became champions, this year with Walt and Larry as starters and Jerry Stephenson as a substitute. Larry again represented the school' at the All State Con- cert, this time in the orchestra. KayMacDona1d and Jerry Stephenson were selected to go to the Syracuse University Citizenship Conference. fContinued on Page 18.1 O O O O OOO O Larry Duckwall ...... President Kay MacDonald ...... Vice President Doris Miller ....... . Secretary Gerard Stephenson . . . Treasurer We, the Senior Class of 1955, wish to ex- press our sincere gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Richard Shepard, who not only acted as an advisor but as a friend in reaching our goal.