Hermon DeKalb Central School - Demon Yearbook (De Kalb Junction, NY)

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BAND Cecil Alguire, Anita Bristol, Duane Bristol, Luella Cole, Claron Dashnaw, Mark Dodds, Mary Dodds, Dorothy Fleming, Lloyd Fleming, Frederick Gardner, Horace Gardner, June Gardner, Mary Gardner, Dorwin Gore, Erwin Gore, Henrietta Gore, Leonard Gray, Mary Grant, Doris Hawn, Leo Hazelton, Leon Hazelton, Robert Howard, Agnes Jones, Her- bert Jones, Morris Jones, Howard Loucks, Keith Manning, Frances Morrow, Vaneshia Morrow, Donald Phillips, Wendall Phillips, David Reynolds, Doris Reynolds, Laura Rey- nolds, Louise Reynolds, Harland Rickter, Viola Rickter, Carl Ripley, Alvin Shippee, Mavis Shippee, Morris Shippee, Charles Smith, Dean Woods, Donald Woods. Phyllis Gore—Drum Major Mr. John Schueler—Band Master

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senior class. They were introduced by Loving Lunatics , a brief skit including Lyle Cole as Tom Patterson, Mary Dodds as Mary Mannering, and Rosalee Jones as Polly. A Winning Trick , was the second play pre i sented. In the cast were Phyllis Gore as Muriel Hodgson, Fern Conklin as Helen Crandall, and Doris Blevins as Florence Gregory. The Latest In Football , which had been pre- sented a week earlier at Russell, was also in- cluded. Lastly, The Cat's Whiskers , a short comedy was given. The cast included Carl Ripley as Ernie, Mary Grant as Esther, Cecil Alguire and June Gardner as Mr. and Mrs. Daly, Howard Loucks and Pansy Worden as Mr. and Mrs, Smith, Leo Hazelton and Luella Cole as Mr. and Mrs. Burns, and Leonard Gray as the policeman.

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BASKETBALL BANQUET A banquet in honor of the basketball teams R8 given by their mothers March 10, 1937» It was held in the school gymnasium with over one hundred twenty five present. The four course dinner was served to the guests as they sat a- round six long tables arranged to form the lett- er R . Roy B. Clogston, director of Athletics at St. Lawrence University was the principal speaker of the evening. His topic was Playing the Game . Other speakers were—Mr. Holland, Mr. C. V. White and Mr. Selwyn Kershaw. Responses were given by Captain Edith Smith, Cheerleader Ellen Newvine, Henrietta Gore, Agnes Jones, Fern Conk- lin, Phyllis Gore, Captain Carl Ripley, James Burnett, Tony Scadice, Bobby McCloud, Ashton Per- nice, and manager Gordon Hay, students of the high school; and Mr. Elwyn Bigelow and Mr. Ar- thur Gray, bus drivers for the teams. School songs , led by Ellen Newvine, were sung by the assemblage and cheers were given. A navy blue and white blanket was given to Mr. Holland by the teams and members of the school. Following the dinner and spea.king program, deno- ing was enjoyed. MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM Friday, May 2S, the high school band, the faculty, and the students marched in a body to both cemeteries to do honor to the dead veterans of all warS. America and the Star Spangled Banner were played by the band. A short prayer was given by Reverend Burston, and the names of the veterans were read by Mr. Frank Rich. Taps was played, and the song Tenting To-night was sung by Mary K. Dodds and Phyllis Gore. The graves of the soldiers were decorated.