Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1954 volume:

We, the class of 195 dedicate this issue of the Ontarion” to our coach, Mr. William West. Through his high ideals of sportsmanship and fairness, Lyme Central School has won recognition in the fields of sports. His natural sense of humor and his willingness to help wherever he can have made him a friend of everyone. We hope that this dedication will show our full appreciation of his work. M met On the shores of Lake Ontario Stands our high school fair; Loyalty and truth her motto Green and gold wave there. Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule; Hail to thee, our alma mater; Hail! Lyme Central School. Prom the waves of old Ontario Borne on wings of time Portune builded here our motto, Loyalty sublime Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule; Hail to thee, our alma mater; Haill Lyme Central School. Green and Gold, 0 wave forever O'er our high school fair; Loyal to her best endeavor Keep it floating there. Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule; Hail to thee, our alma mater; Haill Lyme Central School. „ 8eoretart «rs. aVa9, trt“urer Mrs. « ’ B°ard of Education Stan Hijr� . r r G.Rogera B.Prye ««.stone, Avary JANITOR, Clarence Holbrook Maynard Cheal CAFETERIA STAFF, AND BUS DRIVERS Mr, Heasley Mr, Gifford Leo Petty Claude Rickett Never trouble trouble, ttil trouble troubles you, Junior Senior plays Basketball 2,3,1 Baseball 2,3,1 Intramurals 1,2,3,1 Football 2,3 Advertising Yearbook ij. James Becker Only her modesty is greater than her ambition, Junior Senior plays Quill 2,3,1 , Glee Club 3,14- Service Club 1,2,3,14- Typist Yearbook k Student Assist, Librarian 1,2,3,1 Shirley Brown ✓ __________________ In each cheek appears a pretty dimple, Junior Senior plays Glee Club 1,2,3,14- Cheerleader 1,2,3,! Treasurer, Student Council 2 President 2 Treasurer 1 Quiz Kids 3,1 Quill 2,3,1 Service Club 2,3,1 Band 1,2,3,1 Dance Band 3 Pres. National Honor Soc, 1 Mixed Chorus 2 Vice Pres. Band 3 Vice Pres. National Honor Soc. 3 Co-Editor-in-Chief Yearbook I; Majken Carney The girl that loves and laughs must sure do well.” Junior Senior plays Quill 2,3,1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4- Band 1,2,3,4 Service Club 1 Home Ecn. Club Assistant 1 Photography Yearbook 1 Karol Cheal Blessed is tne one who has the gift of making friends, for it is one of God's best eifts. •Junior Senior plays Band 1,2,3,14- Glee Club 1,2,3,14. Quill 2,3,1 Service Club 2,3,1 Cheerleader 2,3,1 Softball 2 Dance Band 2,3 Photography, liter- ary Yearbook 1 Mixed Chorus 2 Pres. Home Econ Club 1 LaugL and the world laughs with you.” Junior Senior plays Cheerleader 1,2,3,1 Band 2,3,4 Quill 2,3,1 Glee Club 2 Service Club 2,3,1 Girls Intramurals 1,2,3 Softball 2 Pres. Girls A.A. 3 Advertising Yearbook 4 Elaine Davis A cheerful countenance Is an index to a man's charac ter. Junior Senior plays Football i; Baseball !; Service Club 3� U Basketball l,2,3y!|- Intramurals 1,2,3,]! Bus. Manager Adver- tising Yearbook !; Jerry Dwyer Don t take life too seriously, you'll never get out of it alive. Junior Senior plays Boys' Chorus 2 Football 2,3,1; Basketball 1,2,3A Intramurals 1,2,3,1; Advertising Yearbook 1; Francis Garrett A man with a jest and a jolly smile. And a cheery countenance all the while. Junior Senior plays Quill 1; Baseball 1,2,3,!; Football 3 Band 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2 Intramurals 1,2,3,!; Dance Band 3 Service Club !; Typist Yearbook I4 Thomas Goodale Smiling always with a never fading serenity of countenance n Junior Senior plays Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Band 3 Advertising Yearbook 4 William Gosier As a wit, if not first, in the very first line.” Junior Senior plays Baseball 3,4 Treasurer 4 Football 3,4 Advertising Yearbook 4 Richard Hamilton I’m not really as bashful as I seem. Junior Senior plays Basketball 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Football 3 Service Club 3 Boys' Chorus 2 Advertising Yearbook 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 3 Arlen Herrick The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Band 1,2,3,U Glee Club 1,2,3 Dance Band 2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Quiz Kids 3,U Junior Senior plays Quill 2,3, k Service Club 1,2,3 14- Sec. Treasurer Nat. Honor Society 3 Treas. Nat. Honor Society 1+ Secretary 3 Co. Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook I4. Dorothy Reed The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes in- convenient. Softball . 2 Quill 2,3,14- Quill Typist 3,14- Junior Senior plays Glee Club 1,2,3,14- Band 1,2,3,4 Baseball Score- keener 3� U Cheerleaaing 1,2,3,14- Secretary 1,2 Treasurer 3 Dance Band 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Service Club 2,3� U Photography, Literary Yearbook b Anna Scarpcchi 0, Romeo, RomeoJ where- fore art thou, Romeo? Senior play Secretary 4 Honorary Member of Student Council Quill I4. Business Manager Yearbook I4. b Manfred Sobottka If a woman hair, it is her. Junior Senior plays Quill 2,3, 4- Glee Club 2,3 Twirler 1,2,3 14- Service Club 2,3� h Mixed Chorus 2 have long a glory to Girls A.A, 3 Sec. Treasurer Home Ec. Club 1; Photography, literary Yearbook q. Softball 2 Shirley Stahl V A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Vice Pres. Home Ecn. Club 1; Quill k Glee Club k Assist. Librarian 2; Typist Yearbook 1; Senior play Band I4. Joan Switzer It’s nice to be natural, if you re naturally nice. Cheerleader 1 Sextet 3 Service Club 3,1; Band 3,1; National Honor Society 1; Typist Yearbook 1; Junior 3c Senior plays Glee Club 1,2,3,14- Quill 2 Secretary Student Council 3 President 3,1 President Student Council 1; Trees. Eand 3 Basketball Score- keeper 2,3,14- Softball 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Activities 1 Hope Warner Possessor of a quiet force which is some day bound to crash through. Junior Senior plays Vice President 3 Rep. to Student Council Ij- Baseball l,l(. Football ij. Band l,2,3,k Quiz Kids Basketball 1,2,3� Intramurals 1,2,3� Natn. Honor Society k Oratorical Contest 3 Literary Yearbook lj. Treas. Student Council it- Russell Weaver Her very frowns are fairer far, vncui smiles of other maidens are. Junior 9c Senior plays Quill 2,3,11- Service Club ij. Girls Athletic Assoc. 3 Photography Yearbook ij. Ruth Weil«r CLASS MOTTO Nothing is achieved before it is attempted CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Silver American Beauty Rose Jerry Karol Shirley S, Anna Ruth Manfred Bill Tommy Lois Joan Dick Francis Majken Russell Arlen C -laSS V In September 195 0, 2lj. young, eager Freshmen entered the doors of L.C.S. to begin their high school career. That year Mr, Mein was our class advisor; Barbara Allen, president; Donald Clement, vice-pres,; Anna Scarpcchi, secretary; and Majken Carney, treas. We earned our first money for our New York trip by selling candy during the noon hours and at games. At the close of the school year we had a picnic with the Sophomores at Long Point, Hie class officers for our Sophomore year were Majken Carney, president; Barbara Allen, vice-pres.; Anna Scarpcchi, secretary; and Joan Ketcham, treas. Our class advisor was Mrs. Frances Allison, That year we did quite well with a magazine sale. In June we held a picnic at Cedar Point with the Freshmen class. During the year Shirley Stahl joined our class and Betty Mason left us. In our Junior year Hope Warner was president; Russell Weaver, vice-pres.; Dorothy Reed, secretary; and Anna Scarpcchi, treas. Miss Southard was our class advisor. During the year our class sold stationery and also sold hot dogs and soft drinks at the home games. We presented three one-act plays: Hurricane Hill , Late Holiday , and Tea at Four with Miss Southard and Mrs. Benson as directors. In June we held our Junior Prom with Barbara Allen as Queen and Dick Hamilton as King. At the close of the year we had a class picnic at Cedar Point. Dick Hamilton joined us in our Junior year and Donald Clement, Jack Walts, and Joan Ketcham left us. We started our Senior year with Hope Warner as president; Barbara Allen, vice-pres.; Manfred Sobottka, secretary; Dick Hamilton, treas.; and Russell Weaver as Senior representative to the Student Council. Our class advisor was Miss Southard. Our activities during our Senior year were: a Jukebox Dance, a Halloween Dance, a Senior Dance, and our Senior play, No More Homework , directed by Mr. Stone. We also published The On- tarion , Lyme Central annual yearbook. During the Easter vacation we spent our class funds on a four-day trip in New York City. We plan to have a picnic at the close of the year. This year Manfred Sobottka, an exchange student from Germany, and Joan Switzer joined us and Barbara Allen left us. It is interesting to note that of the 20 present seniors only two, Lois Countryman and Hope Warner, were in the first grade together. In the seventh grade Ruth Weller, Karol Cheal, Dorothy Reed, Tommy Goodale, Russell Weaver, and Arlen Herrick joined them from the Hiree Mile Bay school. The rest of the class has joined these, either in the grades or in high school. During our four years several other students have been members of our class. These are: Shirley Angell, Myrtle Goodfriend, Harold Groat, Earl Nichols, Donald Yott, Rene Mayer, Jeanne Williams, and Robert Reome. CL Wd( We the class of 195 , being of sound mind and body and consider- nff the uncertainty of this life and intending to dispose of all roperty, declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby evoking all other wills and testaments. First, as a group, we leave our ability to get along well together o any class which lacks a spirit of cooperation- _ Jimmv Becker, leave my school books to anyone who wants tnem. [ sfirley Brown, leave my typing and running off of menus to Joan Kizzer. . Ma.lken Carney, leave my place on the cheering squad to Gretchen —--------------Wilder. . Karol Cheal, leave my freH-v n- absences to Christine Becker. . Lois Countryman, leave my ability to miss the school bus to David Krupcale. , Elaine Davis, leave my good nature to a certain Sophomore. � Jerry Pwyer7 leave my ability to get into deviltry tn Gifford. , Francis Gar6ci,, xeave my school books to anyone who wants them. , Tommy goo dale, leave my jit ter bugging ability to Mary Kathryn Theresa Mahan. , Bill Gosier, leave my basketball ability to Frank Davis. , 5Tclc riamiltoh, leave my quiet nature to Larry Comins. , Arlen Herrick, leave my work for the teachers to Bill Cuppernell. • ftorothy Reed, leave my place on the Quiz team to Yvonne Hamilton. , Manfred obottka, leave my luck in passing Regents to anybody who needs it as badly as I did. , Anna Scarpcchi, leave my place as scorekeeper for the baseball team to Emelic Merchant. , Shirley Stahl, leave my hall post at 11:00 in front of the boys' shower room to any unfortunate girl who gets itll I Joan Switzer, leave my office work to Jean Mason. , Eope Warner, leave my office as prendent of the Student Connell to Sandra Mumford. i Russell Weaver, leave my overdue library books tc Jimmy Kizzer. ( Ihith Weller, leave my red hair to Emelie Merchant. we make, vunstitute and appoint Mr, Purcell, president of the Board of Education, executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness hereof we hereunto subscribe our name and affix our seal. ADVICE TO THE SENIORS Jimmy Becker - We advise Jimmy to keep working in the Red White. He may become owner of a chain of stores. Shirley Brown - We advise Shirley to be a hair stylist. Hers always looks so nice. Majken Carney - We advise Majken to smile alot. Her dimples show. Karol Cheal - We advise Karol to be a buyer for a shoe store. We think she has good taste. Lois Countryman - We advise Lois to keep a parachute handy. She might need it as T.W.A.’s chief hostess. Elaine Davis - We advise Elaine to stick to the idea of being a nurse. Jerry Dwyer - We advise Jerry to be careful of his nose. Too many breaks might spoil his good looks. Francis Garrett - We advise Francis to become a movie actor, so he can take the place of Tony Curtis. Tommy Goodale - We advise Tommy to practice some traveling music. We may have another Jackie Gleason. Bill Gosier - We advise Billy to keep up his good work in basket- ball. Someday he may be playing for the Syracuse Nats. Dick Hamilton - We advise Dick to set himself up a boat business as soon as possible, so he can take a long cruise. Arlen Herrick - We advise Arlen to hang on his navy uniform. All girls go for sailors. Dorothy Reed - We advise Dorothy to go to college, it offers so many opportunities, handsome ones too. Anna Scarpcchi - We advise Anna to start a hope chest. It won’t be long now. Shirley Stahl - We advise Shirley to study hard when she is en- rolled in Watertown School of Commerce. Manfred Sobottka - We advise Manfred not to put zinc in a bottle of hydrochloric acid and then put the cover on. He may get ’’home sooner than he thinks. Joan Switzer - We advise Joan to keep up her office work. She surely has had enough practice. Hope Warner - We advise Hope to become a professional basket ball score-keeper. Russell Weaver - We advise Russell to keep his feet on the ground while he’s observing the clouds. Ruth Weiler - We advise Ruth to start a beauty concession for red-heads only. ass One day as I was walking through the New York State Fair grounds, I happened to see a fortune teller I asked her to look l£ years into the future and to tell me what was to become of my classmates She gazed into her crystal ball and we found the members of the class of � fJh scattered in many parts of the world .Tames Becker: We find Jimmy Barks has grown a mustache and start- ed smoking “cigars• Since then he has his own T V program — You Bet Your Boots. Shirley Brown, who is now known as Mademoiselle Cherie the famous hair stylist, left for England last week. She will design a new hair style for the Queen. Ma.lken Carney: Shortly after graduation, Majken was married. She and Her husband have settled down in Texas with their six child- ren and a few oil wells Karol Cheal: A pleasant voice says, Number Please. We recognize rrt b be that of Karol. She is now working for the Bell Telephone Company in Chicago. Lois Countryman: We fitatf Lois having trouble trying to keep track oTT$ little tots in the Three Mile Bay Nursery. Since her marriage to Dr. Liberace, five of these little tots are her own. Elaine Davis: Elaine has traveled far since graduating from L. C. S. Wediscover she is the head surgeon in the Naval Hospital in Japan. She will soon become engaged to Hing Hang Hue, the richest man in Japan. Jerry Dwyer: Jerry has become a prominent businessman -- the head of tne Dwyer Turkington Corporation. At the present Jerry doesn’t care about taking the fatal step of marriage with Miss Turkington. He seems to be enjoying the company of his red-headed secretary. Francis Garrett: And who is this handsome fellow that appears in the crystal ball? It's none other than Francis, who is now a confirmed bachelor, and the richest play boy in Garrettville. Thomas Goodale: Tommy seems to have had a little bad luck. He is now in TEe Hospital recooperating from a slight accident he had on his motor scooter. He thinks he better quit using those two - wheel contraptions. f- rophecij. umiaiti Gosier: The Syracuse Nats have done it again. And why SrwTfh TPon their team? Bill has won the title of being the outstanding basketball star of the year. 04„v,flT� d Hamilton: We all know this fellow as Captain Haeilton of the 0uter Space. Last week he took off for the moon. He has plans to go to Mars next month. «rien Herrick: Arlen has become a prominent lawyer in New York cTEyT Incidentally, his next big case will be when he marries the President's daughter. Dorothy Reed: We find Dorothy happily married to professional SOTaTT player David Hollenbeck. They are now living at Miami, Florida, with their pint size basketball team. Anna Scarocchi: Anna has just won an award for being the world's EStsE woman driver. She certainly has chnaged since her high school days when she backed through a fence and hit two trees. Manfred Sobottka: Manfred, a crooner in Germany, is the bobby s oxer si idol. He expects to make a tour through the U. S. in the near future. Shirley Stahl: Shirley has just finished writing another smash hit for Broadway. This play, entitled The Milkyway, will be playing soon with Shirley as the leading star. Joan Switzer, is employed by John D. Rockefeller Junior. She is Els”private secretary. It is rumored that eventually she may become part owner of the business. Hope Warner: Hope has been awarded a medal for outstanding brave- ry. She is employed by the New York Detective Agency and has tracked down Herman Hedgcock the most notorious criminal of the last 10 years. Russell Weaver: We find Russell studying hard. He is trying to figure why he' got sunshine instead of rain when he seeded the clouds with dry ice. Ruth Weiler: Ruth and her husband Francis G. Beelara, have just won a handsome sum of money in the Sweepstakes. They are now on a tour around the world. junior C dais Standing- J.Mason,G.Wi±der,S.Mumford E.Reed,M.Mahan,Mrs.Eeck Sitting- J.Kizzer,D.Turkington,L.Comins,P.Haley,E.Lear Absent - C Eecker The Junior Class started the year of 1953-195 with 11 members. During the year our class sold stationery and also sold soft drinks at the home games. The Junior Class presented a three act play, Mrs. Plaster of Paris • In May we had a Junior Dance and will end our year In June with the annual Junior Prom. Our class officers were: President - Sandra Mumford Vice President - Elsie Reed Secretary - Mary Kate Mahan Treasurer - Gretchen Wilder Class advisor - Mrs. Beck A O f) ADVICE TO THE JUNIORS First, we advise the Juniors to find some more boys for their class. We advise Calvin Becker to keep practicing basketball because we� 11 need him next year. We advise Larry Comins to buy his own gas station and go into business with his sister, Audrey. We advise Patty Haley to be a news commentator. Her talking ability should make ner a good one. We advise Joan Kizzer to buy a home in Dexter since she likes it so well. We advise Ethel Lear to keep practicing on her clarinet. We advise Mary Kate Mahan to find some one to laugh with on the bus. Tommy won� t be here next year. We advise Jean Mason to keep singing. She may become one of our famous singing stars. We advise Sandra Mumford to keep her nice personality and neat appearance. We advise Elsie Reed to get her driver's license so she can drive legally. We advise Plane Turklngton to stay small so it will be easier for Jarry when-she sits on his lap. We advise Gre tchen Wilder to keep studying current events. We� 11 need her on the quiz team next year. So,,I, CL an Top- D.Heasley,R.Dailey,R.Eevena,W.Cuppernell,N.Gee,F.Ross, A.Paro,M.Bourcy Second- J.Peters,A.Chavoustie,F.Dodge,C.Comins, Mr. Grieco,B.Erown,D.Mumford,E.Gosier,T.Utess Sitting- C. Eerrick,P.Elliott,R.Eenney, J.West, Y.Hamil ton.E.Merchant,J. Jackson During this year our project was selling magazines, Carol Comins, Yvonne Hamilton, Ted Utess and Norman Gee being our top salesmen. We made $123.85 Our class officers were: President - James West Vice President - Yvonne Hamilton Sec.- Treas. - Rita Benney Mr. Grieco was our class advisor. We plan to end our class activities with a class picnic. 5U men CL Top- E.Switzer,J.Richards,D.Krupcale,D.Ward,J.Kizzer,R.Politano, J,Rogers,D.Gosier,P .Seymour Second- M.Politano,C.Mahan,S.Purcell, Mr. Mosseau,B. Ball,P.Gr ay,C.Ramsey Sitting- B.Downey,D. Brown, M. Allen, C. Becker, G.Loomis,C.Dean,L.Quencer,V.Gosier,B. Barr At the beginning of the school term we elected the following officers of our class: President - James Kizzer Vice Pres. - Douglas Ward Secretary - Donald Gosier Treasurer - Eddie Radley In our class treasury we have $2.82 We hope to have a successful picnic at the end of our school year. Top- R.Goodfriend,G.Whltmore,R.Ramsey,C Yott,D.Asnwin,G,Alberry, R.Alberry,R.Gif ford Second- C.Wilder,J.Reczko,K.DeRouchie,Mr. Sundberg,K.Cheal,R.Spencer,G.Talbot Sitting- B.Bauer,J.Wallace, C. Stevenson, F.Comins,J. Eoum, M. Haley, B.Mason Top- R.Gosier,S.Weaver,R.Lane,R,Greene,G.Brown,P.Garrett,D.Plato, R.RcDougalljT.Eourcy Second- N.Phelps,W.Hilts,G.West,P.White,Mr. Petterley,B.Eisele,P.Davis,D.Eldridge,C Goutremont, Sitting- S. Thompaon,M.Yott,C.Shearman,S.Goodfriend,S Bo ircy,J.Gosier,S.Eevens, C Ackerman,M,Mucklewee,L. Thompson Top- Richards,Wilder, Richardson,Wallace, Jack son,Hillick,.Lynch, Torrey,Reczko,Ball,Warner Front- Horton,Hentze,Walker,3eck Pettey, Mrs .Leiterman, Comins , Ryan, Sundberg , Thomp s on, Austin Top- Hilts,Ramsey,Kizzer,Brown,Lear,Randall,Reff,Hilts,Alberry, Thompson,McDougall Front- Plato,Warner,Stevens,Gosier,Klock, weaver,Reczko,Weaver,Murphy Teacher: Mrs. Richards Top- Talbot,Radley,Comins,Ladner,DeRouchie,Howland,Twisdale,Jones, Ashvin,Quencer,Purcell,Haas Front- Wiley,DeRouchie,Walker,Beck, Peters,Miss Stewart,Snyder,Howard,Mumford,Alberry,Paro Tao ®ort°n,Haas,Hilts,Cratsenberg,Thompson,Tyler,Radley,Alberry, n ,r� ason Front- Heasley,DeRouchie,Brown,Hilts,Miss Scanlon, 0Qge, Re czko, Spencer, Walker, Spencer Top- Fredenburg,Reff ,Bourn,Shearman,Spencer,Schwalm,Southwell, C-osier,Stevens,Bevens,Goodfriend Front- Ramsey,Davis,Ashley, Warner, Lynch,Mrs .Hen tze. West, Dwyer, Fa tthews,Swallia, Lear Top- DeRouchie,Barr,Roacher,Davis,Hansen,Rogers,Bearup,Hamlin, Wallace,Walker,Misercola,Snyder,Talbot, Front- Torrey,Richardson, Gould,Alberry,Dodge,Dodge,Miss Congdon,Lance,Dodge,Klock,South- well, Hills Ab. Paro Top-Ashley, Crouse,Lance, DeRouchie, Phelps,Richardson, Johnson, wonahan,Davis, Audo,Hil ts,Walker, Rogers , Front-Kirkby, Bushaw, ear� Hamlin, Adams, Utess, Cummings, Paro,Mrs. Bates,Dasno, Radley, kould,Thompson,Bourquin, Ab. Lindbloom Top-Packard, Goutremont,Krause, Packard, Randall, Whitmore, We iler, North- rop,Yott Second-Luff,Schrieber,Rogers,Cheal,Mrs.Herrick,Roas,Gar- rett, Barr,Rogers Front-Yott,Davis,Seymour,Phillips,Downey,Chavouatie. Yott,Torrey,Thompson, Thompson, Barr,Whitmore Quindrin8 ,D0Wney Torrey � Klock S te vers on � Bourquin, Seymour, Bourcy, Bour Ml a w??ney Ro 8 8 Se a ted-Bourquin, Yot t, Bourcy, S te ver son,Chavous tie , llcox. Johnson, Barr,Thompson,Rogers,Gifford •Tin I •! J4onor Society Standing- P.Elliott,D.Heasley,R.Dailey,Mrs.Beek,C.Comins,D.Mumford, Y.Hamilton Sitting- D.Turkingtofa,R.Weaver,D Reed,M.Carney, G.Wilder.E.Reed.H.Wamer President - Majken Carney Vice Pres. - Gretchen Wilder Secretary - Elsie Reed Treasurer - Dorothy Reed Teacher Sponsor - Mrs. Irvin Beck The National Honor Society was organized in June, 1953 )mde£. the sponsorship of Principal Jay A. Wright and Mrs. Irvin Beck. T 16 charter members are Audrey Comins Sally Daniels, Betty Holbrook, Janet Peters, Mary Drake, Janet Hines, Dorothy Reed, Majken Carney, Marvin Peters, and Helmut Dietz. In March, five new members, Russell Weaver, Hope Warner, Gretchen Wilder, Elsie Reed, Diane Turkington, and six orobationary pledges, Carol Comins, Yvonne Hamilton, Patricia Elliott, Donna Mumford, David Heasley, Robert Dailey, were initiated. The four cardinal objectives of this society are Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. In order to obtain membership in this society, one must be a Junior or Senior and must have an average of 85% in both scholarship � nd character. Probationary pledges may be chosen from the Sopho- more class if they meet the requirements. We have had a few candy and popcorn sales this year to start our fund. This money will be used to buy pins, cards, and other incidentals for our members s T U D E N T C 0 U N C I L D.Eldridge, M.Sobottka, J.Kizzer, J.West, H.Wamer, Mr. Wright, S. nmford, R.Weaver, R.Ramsey B ck-Harnil ton, Thompson, Brown, Brown, Comins, Pur cell,We iler. Ball, Dodge, e?rick,Mumford,Stahl,Wallace,Gosier Third-Jackson,Mahan,Chavoustie, 8sor.,narr Muckievfee,Brown,Beeker,Elliott,Mason,Quencer Second- -erchant,Kizzer,Scarpcchi, Reed, Davis, Turkington, Wilder, Reed, Haley, rnev Pront-Gifford,Peters,Cuppernell,ITtess,Goodale,Ross,Dwyer, nitmore Standing: R.Weaver,J.Dwyer,L Countryman,M.Sobottka,S.Stahl,K.Cheal, R,Weiler,S. Brown, J. Switzer, D. Hamilton, A .Scarpcchi,M.Carney,D. Reed, Seated: A.Herrick,J.Becker,E.Davis,F.Garrett,T.Goodale,H.Warner Top- Merchant,Herrick,Brown,Comins,Dodge,Hamilton,Elliott,Jackson second- 8obottka,Reed,Wilder,Mason,Kizzer,Lear,Miss Southard, St voton Wumford,Mahan,Haley,Goodale, First- Reed,Ch©al,Scarpcchi We i ler, Dav is. Brown, Sw i t z er , C ount ry� an, C arne y Standing- D. Brown, L. Quencer Kneeling- S. Stahl, D. Phiroford, Elliot, A, Chavoustie :::::::::::: : :::::: |Standing-p,Elliott,L Quencer,D. Brown,D Mutnford, A.Chavous tie,S.Stahl, 'Ka?S0y� J«Ki22Qr,B,EialojR.Lane,lir. Stone, R.Alberry,R.Weaver,E.Swi t- p ,D, ridge Seated-M Carney,A.Scarpcchi,K.Cheal,E.Reed,M,Allen,S mflv1crell,w:Putnaitt� R I)alley� w cupp Top-J. Switzer, A, Chavous tie, F. Dodge, S. Brown, E. Lear, B.Barr,M.Mahan,D.Mumford Second,E.Merchant,E.Reed, D.Reed,J.Mason,A.Scarpcchi,H.Warner,M.Carney,P. Haley Front,S.Muraford,S.Purcell,Mrs Stone,L.Country- man ,K. Che al Standing-Albe rry, Ramsey, Bourcy,Wilder, Be ck,Mumford,Twisdale D®Rouchie, Alberry, Plato, Lane, Gosier,We aver, Lear,Mr. St one, Sltting-Wamer,Thompson,Mu cklewee. Lynch, Richards,Weaver, ters,Gosier,Phelps,Hillick,Whi te. Wall ace, Richardson,Hentze Bottom row-Pettey,Austln,Klzzer,Ryan,Comins,Beck G I R L S' C H 0 R U S I N T E R M E D I A T E B A N D Back row - Coach West,B.Cuppemell,J.Dwyer,C.Becker,A.Herrick. 0 UaonflTi T 'DaaVav D Da . . T T.T- n____x. ' Rogers Lyme Visitor 30 bl 38 71 b9 53 65 61 53 b2 52 bl 38 21 bl 59 bo 66 29 59 33 68 U8 60 58 50 37 52 bs 56 bbr 56 -63 765 905 Black River Philadelphia Redwood Evans Mills La Pargeville Theresa Antwerp Cape Vincent Theresa Philadelphia Cape Vincent Redwood Evans Mills 9 Mannsville La Fargeville Antwerp Black River • sectionals thishT8aimfv,Central varsity showed lots of spirit in their games of tea® i™ t0Ugh th0y did not win as many as in previous years. The scorers r Sf™es, with four of these being in a row. The leading bot‘the season were Captain Russell Weaver and Bill Gosier, ' wniors, with 177 points each. itakeBen j1 play®rs wish the teams that follow would profit by our and hope they will have successful seasons. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back- W.Sisele,R.Polltano,D.Aahwin,C.Yott,J.Kizzer,D.Ward,R.Ramsey, J,Richards,D.Krupcale,E. Switzer, Coach West Front- C.Wilder,D. Sldrige, B.Gosier,G. Talbot, C .Be cker,G.Wilder,S.Weaver,M.Bourcy, 5,West,J.Rogers The Junior High basketball team enjoyed a fairly sucessful season this year. With several boys from last year’s team, they won 11 and lost 5, ending up in third place. The scores are as follows: Lyme 27 Black River 20 Philadelphia 36 Redwood 1 Evans Mills 27 Lafargeville ifO Theresa 79 Antwerp k3 Cape Vincent 33 Theresa k2 Philadelphia 29 Cape Vincent k2 Redwood 32 Evans Mills 29 Lafarpeville ia Antwerp 26 Black River Opponent 12 37 2k 27 k8 17 30 30 21 ke 20 26 19 k2 A, Chavoustie, J. Mason, E, Reed, M Mahan, E. Merchant 8 ' ; fn ‘ SSSS: a°’ - .„-„7- Barr Mucklewee, DeRouchie, W Q H W 3)OH2!d k w3HW� S h}i-3HW� - p 0 0 T B A L L Standing- J.Kizzer,L,ComIna,Coach West,D.Hamilton,R,Dailey,R.Bevena, Kneeling- F. Ross,D.Krupeale,W.Cuppemell,J.West, J Dwyer INTRAMtlKALS Top- M.Bourcy,J.West,B.Gosier,J.Kizzer,F.Davis,J.Dwyer,D.Ward,D. Sosier,D.Heasley Second- J.Richards,F.Ross,P.Seymour,J.Peters, M,Quencer,R.Weaver,M. Sobottka, A.Herrick, T.U teas Front- D.Krupcale, E,Switzer, R. Dailey, L.Comins,D.Hamil ton, B.Cupperaell, A. Paro,R. Bevens, J.Becker,R.Politano Again the boys' intramurals consisted of four teams for compe- tition in sixman touch-football, soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball, and a track and field day in June. The four teams were named after four colleges of note— Kansas State, Texas A M, Georgia Tech,, and Notre Dame. Team captains were Russell Weaver (KS), Cal- vin Becker (Texas), Dick Hamilton (GT), and Bill Gosier (ND). Winners in the following were: Football- K.S. 1st G.T. 2nd Soccer — T. A M 1st Manfred Sobottka was an exchange student from Germany this year and showed the boys how the game should be played. Soccer in Germany is the national sport, such as baseball is in our country. Basketball- N.D K.S. 1st place G.T. G.T. defeated N.D. in the play-off for the championship, a close season for all teams. Volleyball- N.D. ist K.S. Again a close call for the championship with K.S. win- . ning in the play-off. sees Vearbook goes to press. 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