Frewsburg Central School - Senior Leaves Yearbook (Frewsburg, NY)

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DID YOU EVER SEE PAULINE GUILD pay attention in class? 4tKENNYh MOORE without a box of candy? ttBLISSh JOHNSON without Rice cultivation 011 the brain? ESTHER ANDERSON without a kink in her hair? BOB WARN when he wasnvt cutting a caper? MARJORIE WAKEMAN when she didnit know where Elmer was? JOYCE WIGREN refuse to argue with Mr. Vetter? GEORGE GUILD speak to a girl without blushing? BOB JOHNSON when he didnit appeal to the fairer members of our class? JEANNETTE JOHNSON not well dressed? MARGARET HANSON cause a disturbance? PHYLLIS ANDERSON as the poorest student in class? HAROLD GRUNDSTROM without a c4cud of gum in his mouth? FRANK MARSH when he wasnat dreaming of cowboys? BERNICE BENSON in a hurry? HAROLD CARLSON walk with mincing steps? DELLA ATKINS preferring an Irishman to a :45wede77? ANNA MAY SWANSON without a dimple? LOIS MORTON with a boy Jess than siX-foot six? LESTER MARTIN when he wasngt involved in the eternal triangle? ttPHIU, GIBBS act like one of the students? WTONYh SPETZ answer a question promptly and correctly? ALLENE WALKER type without an erasure? DORIS FENTON without one of those giggles? eDOUBTINC THOMAS FOR1936

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COMMENCEMENT Pmcessional bgPriest Marchav bMendelssohny ........................ Miss Frances Brall Clarinet SolobbLa Jeune Fille Aux Cheveux De Lin77 bDebussyy Mr. Charles Austin Invocation ......................................................................................................... Rev. R. H. Eggleston Salutatory ........................................................................................................... . ................ Robert Warn Valedictory ............................................................................................................... Phyllis Anderson 5A Perfect Day bBonaU ........................................................................................... Lois Morton Commencement Address .............................................................................. Rev, R. 0. Hudson Trumpet SolobbbScintilitzf7 bPerkinsy ................................................ bBuddy,a Hanson Awarding of Diplomas Leonard Kleber, President of Board of Education Scholarship Awardsb Vandenburg Chemistry Prize .......................................... Prin. J. L. Anderson Parent Teacher Association Prizes ............................... Mrs. Floyd Phillips bThe Stalj, bRogersy .......................................................................................... Margaret Hanson Bcnediction ............................................................................................................ Rev. M. A, Myers CLASS NlC-HT CcStony P0int7a bLuurendeauy .......................................................................................... Orchestra Class History ................................................ Lois Morton, assisted by Margaret Hanson Senior Prophecy ............................................. George Guild, assisted by Phillip Gibbs 4cBarcarolkW bOIfenbacM Girls7 Octelte Doris Fcnlon, Margaret Hanson, Lois Morton, Della Atkins, Esther Anderson, Phyllis Anderson, Joyce Wigren, Anna May Swanson Presidenfs Address ....................................................................................... J. Robert Johnson Junior Response .................................................................................................... Harold Johnson Class Poem ......................................................... Doris Fenton, assisted by Joyce Wigren chignonetteb bBaumanny ............................................................................................. Orchestra Junior Prophecy .............................. Anna M. Swanson, assisted by Esther Anderson Last Will and Testament ........................ Pauline Guild, assisted by Della Atkins 4bEmeraldw bSeredyy ......................................................................................................... Orchestra Awarding of Certificates of Perfect Attendance and Promotion into High School. uOur National HonorW Uiroolcsy ................................................................................. Orchestra SENIOR LEAVES

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CLASS CALENDAR September Most of class entered High School as Llsmshicsf7 Adx'isorewMiss Francis Bratt. Officers!President, Linwood Matthews; Vice President, Robert Carlson; Sec- retary, Anna May Swanson; Treasurer, Lester Martin. September--We were a bit wiser to the ways of high school life and life in general. AdvisoreMiss Carol Cederquist. OHilcersiw-President, Robert Warn; Vice President, Della Atkins; Secretary7 Edythe Davidson; Treasurer, Bernice Benson. September-Ah! Juniors at last with our big aim to be better Seniors. AdvisoreMiss Mary Frew. Ochers---President, Doris Fenton; Vice President, Robert Warn; Secretary, Lois Morton; Treasurer, Margaret Hanson. May BeJunior play, LcThe Scarecrow Creepsbeand how! June 7--Juni0rs gave banquet for Seniors at the Farm77en0 overalls present. 735 September-School opened on September 3 and we were dignified Seniors-in name. September 4eW0rk on larger scaleWteachers hastily judged by aSSignments. Advisors-e 1W0 I'leeded two now! Mr. J. Leland Anderson and Miss Carol Coder- qmst. OHiccrsePresident, J. Robert Johnson; Vice President, Lois Morton; Secretary, Margaret Hanson; Treasurer, Phi11ip Gibbs. October 1-With a bang-magazine contest stood 11-11 n0 one1s favor. 4eASeni0rs ahead now in magazine contestrpoor Juniors. SeCOntest closed 96-93 our favoreYippee! 11:-Glori0us day no schools. The teachers got a taste of School! 12eTry0uts for Senior Playe14 cases of mumps in 8th grade. 2f1-The Juniors gave the party which we merited by winning the con- testwtruly a nice party. November I-MVuc-dtion day again while teachers moot 21nd sludy-mm'c fun. 7-Quarter1ies beginerorc words would be supernuous. 12gQuarter1y marksA-windstorm 0f gasps of despair and sighs of relief. 22A-Tickets for Senior Play cameglike a flrst sign of Spring? Alas! 110 ehrst snowfall instead. 27-Student Association party where 41a good time was had by 311.,7 28-e-Thanksgiving DayeZ days vacation. December 6eThe Senior Class presents: ccThe Strange Bequest? directed by Miss Carol Cederquist. IBeSenior card party. Quite successful, so it was. 17-Wreaths came and we peddled them;an industrious class are we. 20;Last day of school this yeareChristmas party and a gay time. 736 January GWBack to school againwexridently Santa was good to everyone. SreThe Annual made a real starteat least we have a printer. 20 Mid-semester exams begin with high hopes and long faces. February BiThe Student Association sleigh ride and a secret Senior m0thers1 meeting. SENIOR LEAVES