Edmeston Central High School - Edmestonian Yearbook (Edmeston, NY)

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SENIO-R ANNUAL NINETEEN FORTY-TWO i E 1 Front Row: Nordica Hull, Elaine Bull, Agnes Heath, Helen Fitch, Jean Smith, Miss Schaeffer Second Row: Bernice Decker, Marjorie Shillieto, Beverly Rose, Maude Brownrigg, Priscilla Blanchard, Sally Hardic Third Row: Paul Chase, VYilbert Hawver, Lyslc Parker, Edward Lis, Gordon Hull, Fdwin Lis, Jack Dauchy liack Row: Stuart Rood, Can-roll Blackman, XVilliam Bice, Stephen Wvintcrs, Francis Hickling, Frederick Adams CLASS OF 1944 The Sophomore Class held a Thanksgiving round and square dance which net- ted them a sizeable profit. During the first week of March they held a sleigh ride for the enjoyment of the class. The faculty was convinced of the success of the party when a group of sleepy, half-thawed-out students nodded over their books the following day. Class officers were as follows: President Helen Fitch Vice President Marjorie Shillieto Secretary Beverly Rose Treasurer Jean Smith Class Advisor Miss Schaeffer

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QENIORQVAIEIJUALI NINETEEN lfORTY-TWO Front Row: Virginia Zinninger, Doris James, Pauline Holdridge, Martha Morris, Lois Shatzel, Ruth Sweet Hmm-ond Row: Marion Muller, Evelyn Emanuelson, Beatrice Kane Third Row: Carl Aylesworth, Valy Kreck, Stanley Hickling, Virgil Zinninger, Vaughn Smith Bark Row: Robert Talbot, Hubert Benjamin, Edward Adams, Bruce Pookf-, David Newton CLASS OF 1943 During the past school year, the class has held several parties. The first was 41 Treasure Hunt. After finding Mr. DuMont's well-hidden clues, the party returned to the school for refreshments. Later in the year the Juniors entertained the Seniors at a party which fea- tured square dancing. After interviewing several agents, the class decided to purchase rings from the Balfour Company. The rings were received in March. The Junior Prom was a great success in spite of a downpour of rain. The gym was decorated in red and white. The Prom Queen was crowned by the former queen, Louise Palmer. The Class Officers were: President David Newton Vice President Carl Aylesworth Secretary-Treasurer Martha Morris Advisor Mr. DuMont

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SENIOR ANNUAL NINETEENgFQgRTY-TWO 1 l . Front Row: Columbine McLean, Janice Fralick, Victoria Osborn, Dorothy Benjamin, Mary Ann Pyliniski, Rosalie Backus Second Row: Virginia Poling, Juliana Harmufh, Nancy Gregory, Emma. Mumbulo, Margaret Aylesworth, Gladys Sychtyz Third Row: Claude Palmer, Robert Schrag, Stuart Emhof, Douglas Sweet, Stanford White. John James, Charles Eckert Fourth Row: Alfred Jennings, Mahlon Welch, Rudy Kreck, Henry Simmons, Douglas Card, Sylvester Pyliinski CLASS OF 1945 Last fall the Freshmen started with O'Bryan as home room teacher, Beccrse of injuries received in an accident Octoter third, she had to leave. From that tivn: until her return, the class had Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Shaw as teachers. During the first semester the class had a Hallowe'en party and small Christ- mas celebration. Later on they organized a skating party at West Burlington. After Miss O'Bryan's return the freshmen held a dance on April 17. The en- tertainment included round and square dancing in the patriotically decorated gymnasium. When Mr, Lewis left, the freshmen presented him with a remembrance of the ninth grade General Science Class. The Freshmen elected oflicers at the beginning of both semesters. They were as follows: First Semester Second Semester President Douglas Sweet Virginia Poling Vice President Gladys Sychtysz Columbine McLean Secretary Mary Ann Pylinski Dorothy Benjamin Treasurer Claude Palmer Margaret Aylesworth Advisor Miss 0'Bryan Miss O'Bryan