Hancock Central Hgih School - Chehocton Yearbook (Hancock, NY)

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CHEHOCTON THROUGH THE YEARS H.C. S. , January 1953-- The Freshman Class has an- nounced that it will hold record dances for 154 after the home basketball games in the gym. Come our and support the Freshmen! H.C.S. , November 1953-- The Class of '56 is selling sweat shirts, decals, and scarves. Buy one of these shirts or scarves and be in style! The decals show that you are from Hancock --will stick on all sorts of hard surfaces. January 1954--The Sopho- more Class will hold a Pan- cake Supper starting at 5:00 o'clock Wednesday evening at the school cafe- teria. June 1954--A delightful picnic was held by the Sophomore Class at Lake Hiawatha, Pa. Mr. Faigle provided the transportation to and from the lake. A large majority of the class members attended this af- fair. A good time was had swimming, toasting hot dogs and marshmallows, dipping into the pickles, and enjoying a luscious watermelon. JUNIORS GET RINGS 'I'he class of 1956, after long anticipation, has fi- nally received class rings for its members. 'I'he group has been proudly showing them to friends and rela- lives. December 1955--After the home games the Juniors are selling candy, coke, and hot chocolate. This seems to be a really suc- cessful enterprise. The Juniors announce the Junior Hop. Round and Square Dances will be played by Keith Albee and his Orchestra in March, 1955. SENIOR YEAR Buy a magazine subscrip- tion from the Seniors! ---- FLASH. . .Ray Elwood wins trophy and radio for being high salesman! H,C,S. , November 1955-- A three-act musical com- edy entitled Father was a Housewife will be pre- sented by the Class of '56 on November 19 at 8:00 P. m. This is a rollicking story of family life. 7592 per person. . .bring your whole family!! 1956--The Seniors are working on the '56 Year- book. Anyone who has any pictures, please turn them in to the Yearbook Staff or Mrs. Mack. They will be greatly appreciated. SENIORS STAYING HOME EVENINGS. . . Members of the H.C.S. Senior Class are staying home evenings to save their money for the Senior Trip. Great plans are being made. GRADUATION LOOMS Class of '56 Leaders: QQ - President Rausch, Vice President Geer, Secretary Morgan, Treasurer Sander, Advisor Mr. Ferency. President Somers, Vice President Swartwout, Secre- tary Kellam, Treasurer Al- len, Advisor Miss DaBrescia 1-SEQ--President Cranston, Vice President Rausch, Sec- retary Kellam, Treasurer Allen, Advisor Mrs. Cham- berlain. -1-QQ--President Rosenfield, Vice President Somers, Secretary Kellam, Treasurer Allen, Advisor Mrs. Mack.

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CHEHQCTON MARTHA RAUSCH Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Sen- ior Play, Operetta, Intramurals, Student Council, Junior Class Vice President, Freshman Presi- dent, Yearbook Staff, 4-H. RONALD WORMUTH Basketball, Baseball, Ritle Club, Projection Club, Stage Crew, Varsity Club, Intramurals. JEANNINE FRANCE Band, Orchestra, Dance Club, Chorus, Eastern Star, Journal- ism, Music Appreciation Club, Knitting Club, Girls' Chorus, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff. CLASS MOTTO: Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. - Licymnius n CLASS COLORS Charcoal gray and pink CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose OOO!!! Not shown in Senior pictures GLENN FISH - Activities: Intramurals, Bache1or's Club,

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CHEHOCTON FEATURE NUMBER 2 First row, left to right: Kellam, Ferrell, Brush, Hadly, Hawley, DuMond, Hanstine DeSeno, Briggs. Second row: Oestrich, Vetrone, Wormuth, Bennett, Mr. Davidson, Mrs. Chamberlain Hendrickson, Shaffer, Keel, Wood, Faling, Third row: Emerich, Kaplan, VanGorder, Baud enistel, Peckham, Shay, Weixlbaum, Young, Jones, Spangenberg, Spangenberg, Rock, Camp bell. Fourth row: Krause, Faigle, Sutliff, Pellicano, Adams, White, Terwilliger, M. Crosby R. Crosby, Hartz, Beagel, Gorshack. Fifth row: Mahon, Herzog, Bouchoux, Holbert, Fancher, Pierce, Somers, Salvatore, English, Shakleton, White. In the fall of the Junior year you see every Ju- nior looking at his hand. Why? The Juniors are proudly display- ing their class rings. At football games selling can- dy and hot cocoa to warm up the crowd's spirit is a Junior project. At basketball games selling candy to give energy to the cheering crowd, we find the Juniors. In the late spring a for- mal dance - The Junior Prom - highlights the so- cial season. Commencement Week finds The Jolly Juniors' busily decorating for the activities and solemnly ush- ering at the final great 'Knowledge comes event of the school year - but wisdom lingers Graduation. Tennyson