Jasper Central School - Golden Glimpses Yearbook (Jasper, NY)

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Sophs Vs N L-R Eg!-ls B. Allen, H. Acker, L. Eichorn, J. Stanford, B. Strait, G. Lewis, J. Drake, R. Shumway. Row 2: Mr. Terry, L. Acker, B. Graves, B. Hosmer, K. Lewis, J. Bouton. Row 5: L. Wood, J. McCaig, J. Hosmer J. Schenck, F. Kendall, J. Crooks, D. Payne. ' We started the year off with a bang by initiat- ing the 'small and good-for-nothin' freshmeng ' after which a party was held where all had a good time. Next came election of officers for '55 and ' 56--the winners follow: Pres. Joanne Mc Caig V. Pres. Bernard Hosmer Sec. Joyce Hosmer Stud. Coun. Joyce Schenck Soon it was time to have our first class party this event at which we all had the time of our lives. In the spring we had another class party where again we all outdid ourselves. Early in March we sponsored a dance with the Freshmen, all of us working very hard. We found it was well worth our time and effort, for it was a big success. At the end of a highly successful sophomore year, we all say,--truthfully--that it certianly was fun. 1 st , 1

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Juniors L-R Row 1: E. Tiffany, D. McCa1g, S. Paul, M. White, C. Van Ormana N- Graves,E. Atherton,B. Stewart, Row 2:M1ss Braun,Mrs. Symondsf8dViS0PS7 B. Pelmitier, L. Button, G. LeaUT'D. Dennis, D. Farrand, H. COPUS11- Row 5: H. Hackman, D. Driscoll, D. Mason, D. Campbel1,P. Brownell, G- Cooi, A. Cornell, J. Wade, Abs.--P. Campbell. This year our Junior class was excited and enthusied at the prospect of being seniors the com- ing year. we st rted looking forward to our Wash- ington trip and the money which it would involve!! Soon we began a magazine campaign-chairman Anne Cornell. we succeeded in going considerably over our goal. A party was furnished by Harley's losing team. Another successful event was our Junior dance. Our play 'The Perfect Idiot' was presented in November to a large, satisfied audience. Also, we ordered our class rings and looked forward anxi- ously to receiving them in March. Another fund rais- ing project--selling candy at home basketball games, which meant with moderate success. Roller skating was enjoyed at wellsville. we guess that the exercise made Anne Cornell hungary, for when she got to the restaurant all she ordered was a glass of water. we feel as though we had a successful Junior year and look forward anxiously to a happy and successful Senior year. ,':'X 3 152 A SG' 1 H' 4 4:,J fg4 r 16

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Freshman Q Rom 1 C Mu fo, L Uenu Qrmwqell, F Leach, J Beckman, D1eter,C Garrlsen, W Kendall,J fllel Row 2 Mr Cornell, G House, Leach Row 3 A Welty, D Freeley, A Flint, K Gamet, B Brownell: B Brabaut, M O'Brien, J 'earn We, great and good for somethin', freshman started our year off with a bang The hivh and mighty Soph omores also made quite a 'bang with their paddles and sticks at the initiation! After the effects were over we elected the followb ing officers to guide us Pres Lorna Dennis V Pres Lorence Eggleston Sec Carolyn Garrison Treas Arnold Flint Stu Coun Rep Bonnie Brabant Al er Charlotte Musto Our first party was a nrip roar'n affair with Mr Husted and Mr Cornell as chaperones In the spring, we joined the Sophomores again this time, to sponsor a very successful dance After another gay party,we ended an unforgettable year as freshman looking ahead to being jolly' good Sophs in '56 '57 18 L-, ' : . 's, ..,.:ls, S., JA. 1- . - L- I. . lo. u 1 rf- V.: 0 1 ' L. Hayes, C. Smith, N. Randall, L. Eggleston, E. Greeley, G. Learn, B. Q . 2 a o .1 ' .o 4 0 V 0 , I Q 9 4.1 o ' vu- :sv - , 1 n , Q N 3 . . O O O O O ll II t O - n . . J -- I ll ll - n -J- n Q . I