Marcellus Central High School - Marcellian Yearbook (Marcellus, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

THE 1953 MARCELLIAN MM J' Presented by THE JUNIOR CLASS Marcellus Central School Marcellus, New York A V Mc , iq, 'S T ,f 1 , .ww 'V ,,, ,V N A ff My +43 Wt,:5,-,..n.- 4 ,Pk A M' - , ez. .X -1 X. 43 ' Q 2 in an .V w - 5 ,,,M,A.,,.mM.,w,fM.W,,: , A . X FOREWORD In recognltlon of the encouragement love and guldance wh1ch our parents have glven to us and for al ways bemg there when they were needed most we the class of 1954 wxsh to present th1s yearbook to them It IS our hope that they may share w1th us all the fun excltement and hard work m wh1ch we have taken part durxng the past school year We show these aCt1V1t16S to our parents, the best way we know how ln our own words and 1n plctures 1 v ' 1 s s 7 1 ' ' v LIBRARY ENGLISH CLASS INDUSTRIAL ARTS CHI ALPHA MU TEA ADMINISTRATION .- W ChesterS Drmvu superv1s1ngPr1nc1pa1 Theodoreh Davey V1CCPI'1I'IC1P3I Karhrynf Heffernan Elementary buperwrsor Miss Dorothy Champlain, Secretaryg Mrs. Ruth Freeman Crysler, Clerk. -au-P SEATED Mrs leanBeno1t Fifth Gridc Mrs Isabel Sawtsll fourth Grade Mrs MargarLtShay Fourth Grade Miss Mina Burns 51xrhGridi Miss Mary Horbigcr Fourth Grade ST MNDING Mr James Mordaunt Fifth Grade Miss Lucy Sweet Sixth Grade Mrs Clara Thomas Fifth Grade Mr Robert Vvood x1xthCrade INTERMEDIATE and PRIMARY FACULTY SEATED: Miss Phyllis Rhoades, Kiridergartenp Mrs. Betty Flanagan, Third Gradeg Mrs. Ethel Smith, Third Gradeg Miss Patricia McConnell, First Grade: Miss Phyllis Gibson, First Grade: Miss Claire Mulvana, First Grade. STANDING: Miss Helen Heenan, Second Grade: Mrs. Ava Frese, Second Gradeg Mrs. Lillian Douphin, Second Gradep Miss Mary Ramsden, Third Grade: Miss Margaret Atkinson, First Gradeg Miss Hazel Button, Kindergarteng Mrs. Regina McCuin, Third Grade: Miss Marjorie Ott, Kindergarten, 'Q David Olmsted Pres Student Council Footballl 2 3 4 Captain 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Captain4 Baseball12 3 4 Stage Man ager Senior Play 4 Reporters Club 3 4 Iuntor Prom Court 3 Business Manager Marcellian 3 Latin Clubl 2 3 President 1 3 Class Pres ident 1 Class Vtce President 2 Student Council 3 4 President 4 Projection Squad 3 4 Syr Optimist Club Award 3 Mock Presidential Con at Oswego 3 Arthur Greenway Rep Student Council Football2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Base ball 1 2 3 4 Executive Commtttee2 Lat in Club 1 2 3 4 Reporters Club3 4 Photo- Club 4 Marcelltan Staff 3 Student Council 3, 4 Class Vice President 3 Junior Prom Court Semor Play Cast C5 Arthur Wilson Jr Treas Student Council Student Council Treasurer 4 Reporters Club 3 4 Edttor1nChtef4 Photography Clubl 2 4 Vice President l 2 President 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Secretary2 Vice Prestdent3 President 4 Mixed Choirl 2 3 4 Projection Squad2 3 4 Student Announcer 4 Class Vice Pres identl Iuntor Prom Ktng3 Marcell1anStaff3 Semor Play Cast 4 Commencement Usher 3 Chairman Orchestra Committee Junior Prom 3 Chairman Orchestra Committee Semor Ball Foo!balI2 3 Baseballl 2 4 Judith Black Rep Student Council B n l 2 3 4 Girls Athletic Clubl 2 3 4 Secretary4 Intramurals l 2 34 Bowling Club 4 Spanish Club 2 Chi Alpha Mu 3 Cheerleader2 3 4 Head Cheerleader4 Nat tonal Honor Society 3 4 junior Prom Court 'l Junior Prom OrchestraComm1ttee 3 Marcellian Staff 3 Student Counc1lRepresentat1ve 4 Sen lor Ball Decorations Committee Chairman 4 Janet Black Albert Ewers Class President Class President 2, 45 Student Councilkepresent- ative 35 Leaders Club l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Presi- dent 45 Spanish Club 2,Vice-President 2g Cheer- leader 2, 3, 45 Head 45 chi Alpha Mu 3, 45 Intramuralsl, 2, 3, 45 Captain 35 Junior Prom Court 3' National Honor Society 3 4 Marcel ltan Staff 3 Vice-President German Exchange Studentg Class Vice-Presi- dent 45 Student Council 45 Junior Band 45 Fu- ture Farmers of America 4. D0I'0thY Seeley John Christensen Secretary LC Fluh I Z 3 4 Harmonettes l 2 Mixed Choir Z 3 4 Girls Athletic Club 2 3 4 Girls lntramuralsl 2 3 Chl Alpha Mu3 4 Marttllran Staff 3 PosrerCommtttee Chair man Junior Pron 3 National Honor Society 4 Secretart of 1 lass 4 Chairman Poster Commit tee Semor Ball 4 SentorPlaylrompter4 Fash ron Board 4 at t or Treasurer Class Treasurer 4 Class President 3 SenrorPlay Cast National Honor Soc1ety3 4 Marcellian Staff AssoctateEd1tor3 B ndl 2 3 4 Ex c ut1veCommittet l 4 President of Band4 Sta re Solo Contestl 2 All State Sectional Band 2 3 4 All County Band 2 3 Mixed Chotrl 2 3 4 Photography Clubl 2 4 Vice Pres ident 4 Lat1nClubl 2 Reporters Club3 4 StudentAnnouncer 3 4 Boys State 3 Cltizen sh1pConference 3 4 HrghSchool Leaders Con ference 13,,rQ'F Wllltam Black Robert Brown Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Base M1XCd Chotr 1 2 Proyect1onSquadl 2 a balll 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Prom Refreshment Clubl 2 3 4 Commtttee Vtrgmla Burgess Transferred from Onondaga Valley Academy 1 Gtrls Intramurals 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Lat tn Club 2 3 Gtrls Athlettc Club 4 Eltzabeth Ann Burns Bandl 2 3 4 Band Award 3 Band Execu ttveComm1ttee 4 Lattn Club 1 2 3 Aedtle 3 cht Alpha Mu 3 4 Treasurer 4 Natton al Honor Soctety3 4 Chatrman Refreshment Commtttee luntor Prom Sentor Ball Ttcket Commtttee Sentor Play Poster Commtttee Photography Club 4 vw' 'Ni Mg .33 J ode lle C arpentel' Spantsh C1ub3 4 Prestdent3 Reporters Club 3 4 Bustness Manager Marcelltan 3 Jr Prom Queen Court 3 Publtctty Commtttee It Prom 3 Poster Club 3 Prestdent3 Commencement Usher 3 Chl Alpha Mu 3 4 Student Counctl 2 Student Announcer Chatrman 2 Semor Play Cast 4 Fashton Board 1 Gtrls Athlettc Club 1 lntramurals l Grade News Edttor 4 Glee Club 3 4 Poster Commtttee Jr Prom 3 Dorothy Cltft Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Reporters Club3 4 ln ttamuralsl 2 3 4 Chl Alpha Mu3 4 Fur ure Homemakers of Amertca Z 3 4 Chau man Ttcket Comttntteo mentor Play Bowltng Club 4 N.. Charlotte Chrtstensen Band 3 4 Band Award 3 Latln Club 2 3 Chl Alpha Mu 3 4 Correspondtng Secretary 4 porters Club 3 Gtrls Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Poster Commtttee for Senior Ball Photography Club 4 F H A 3 Juntor Prom Decoratton and Txcket Commtttee Poster Club 3 Davtd Colltns Class Secretary 3 Student Counctl 2 Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Edttor tn Chtef Marcellxan 3 Band Executtvt. Commtttee 3 4 Frestclent3 Stu dent Announcer l 3 4 Lattn Club 1 Z l Re tus C lub 'l 4 Band l C 4 4 All County Band ' State Secttonal Band 3 4 All State Band 3 btate Contestl Z 4 Saxophone Quartet 'Z 4 Basketball l Base ball l Semor Play Cast 4 Decorattons Jumor Prom and Semor Ball 3 4 Juntor Prom Court l 4 ,V E tleen Esterguard Betsey Gllmour Bandl 2 3 4 Executxve ommlttee 3 4 G12eC1ub1 2 3 4 Ch1A1Ph-3 M113 4 F H ProJect1onSquad1 2 3 4 Lat1nC1ubl 2 3 4 Glrls Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Captain 3 4 Photography Clubl Reporters Club '3 Marcel han Staff Junior Prom Ttcket Committee Chr Alpha Mu3 4 Leaders Club4 Bowlmg Club Ellen Mae Godfrey Gtrls Intramuralsl 2 3 Ch1 Alpha Mu3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Executrve Commmeei Re porters Club 3 F H A 4 Senror Play Usher A 4 Grrls lntramuralsl 4 Majorertel Com mencement Usher 3 Bowlmg Club 4 Fashlon Board 4 Wllllam Graham B etball l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Lat rn Club 1 2 3 4 Reporters Club 3 4 ro Jecuon Squad '3 4 Photography Club 4 stu dent Councrl 1 Class Secretary 2 Kmg sCourt Iumor Prom 3 Mock Pres Conv Oswego 3 Mar celhan Advertrstng Manager 3 Prom Orchestra Comm1ttee Ball DecoratmgComm1ttee Sen tor P'ay Usher V Maureen Crough Band l 2 3 4 Reporter 4 County Band 1 2 State Sectional Bandl 2 3 4 All Stale Band 3 4 Instrumental Solo Contest 1, 2 3 4 Mlx ed Chou l 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 porters Club 3 Chr Alpha Mu 3 4 Marcel l1an Staff 3 Future Homemaker: of Amenca Semor Play Cast 4 Decoration Committee Jun lor Prom 3 Patrxcla Anne Devtne Transferred from Lxverpool 4 Chl Alpha Mu 4 Senxor Play Cast 4 Decoratxons Sr Ball 4 Bowl mg Club 4 Coralle Dorchester Joy Dunfee Bandl 2 3 4 EXeCl1f1VSC0mm 3 4 F H Chr Alpha Mus 4 Glee c1ub1 2 3 4 Lan A 2 3 4 Treasurer4 CharrmanF H A Food Sale 4 M1xedChorr4 Senror Play Property m Clubl 1 3 Reporters Cluhg Scmof play Comm Intramuralsl 2 Photography Clubl Bowling Club 4 Ir Prom Pubhcrty Comm 3 Ticket Commmeg 17 Frank Guernsey Florence Hawkins Basketball l 2 3 Football2 3 4 Prom Re freshmem Commrttee Scnlor Play Stage Com ITIIUCC Claudra Hlcks et C b K 4 Mrxed Chorr 4 Spams 1h A i 4 C'hr Alpha Mu 'l 4 Student Cctorwtnlor Play 4 Majorette l 2 l 4 Com mencement Usher 3 Decoratron Commrttee lun- ror Prom 5 Queen s Court Iumor Prom 3 Repor s C uh als l Chr Alpha Mu 3 4 Spanrsh Club l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Poster C1ub3 4 Photog raphy Club4 Dccoratron Committee Senror Ba Joan Lourse Hohl pantsh C lub I SCC 2 Pres 4 Re or s C lub 2 4 Mrxe otr l 4 Ch1A1ph.r Mu 5 4 Bow 1 l 3 4 Photography Csluh 4 Mareellran Sub scrrptron Manager 3 Senror Play C ommrttee 4 Baskelballl Z MN., PNN Patrxcra Klme Glee Club l Spantsh C.lub Z 3 Leaders Club 4 Reporters Club 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Prom Trcket And Refreshment Commrttees Pos ter Commlttee for Semor Ball and Play Chl Al pha Mu 3 4 Catherlne La Manche Intramurals I Z 5 4 C'h1 Alpha Mu 'S 4Vxce Pres1dent4 F H A 2 3 4 Vtce Pres1dent4 Glee Club l 2 3, 4 Commencement Usheril C osrume Committee: Senror Flax 4 Trcket Com rmttee ienrot Ball 4 Reporters C lub 3 4 Marie Kraus Pr01ectronSquad2 3 4 Reporters Club 'J 4 Iuntor Prom Trcket Commrttee 3 Senror Play Program Commrttee 4 Softball l Marcxa Leach ted Chorr l 2 3 4 ee Club l, , Z 3 4 Presrdent-1 Poster Club Reporters Club 3, 4 Iumor PromDf.Corat1onC'om m1tteefCharrmanj junior Prom Queen 'Z Sen tor Ball Decoratron Commltree 4 Grrls lntra murals l 2 3 4 Bowltng C luh 4 C ommcnce ment Usher l iemor Play C ast 4 Q! '-4 Graham Newstead ea Joseph O Brten Matcelllan Staff3 l.at1nClubl 2 Usher Sen Footballl 2 3 4 Baskelball1 2 3 4 e 1 3 4 Lattn Clu 2 3 4 Coun tor Play 4 Mock Prestdenttal Conventton atOs 2 Reporters Club 3 4 Proyectton Squad 3 4 Photography Club 4 Marcelltan Staff 3 Mock wego 3 Pres Conv Oswego 3 Prom Orchestra Commtt Arme Jane OShea All Gtrls Sports l 2 3 4 Captatn 3 4 Gtrls Athletic Club 2 3 4 Treas 3 Pres 4 Vol leyball 2 3 4 Captatn 4 Softball 2 3 Bas ketball 2 3 Soccer and Service Ball 2 4 Play day 2 3 Reporters Club 3 Spantsh Club 3 4 Cht Alpha Mu 3 4 Prom Refreshment Comm Senxor Play Ttcl-cet Comm Fashton Board 4 tee 4 Sentor Play Cast 4 Commencement Us her 3 Student Announcer 4 Patrtcta Ann Oster nd123 FHA234Secretar Cht Alpha Mu3 4 Intramurals 1 4 Bowltng 4 Chatrman of Tlcket Commtttee Sentor Ball Semor Play Program Commtttee DOIIHH Marie 1-Oglle Wandalee Miller Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 2, 3, 4: Reporters cht Alpha Mu 2 3 Juntor Prom Food Commtt Club 3, 41 Poster Club 3: AttEditor, Marcell tee Reporters Club 3 Gtrls Sports Edttor 3 ian 31 Decoration Committee 31 Prompter Sen Costumes Commtuee Semor Play Poster C1ub3 lor Play 4g All-State Choir 4gPoster Committee Gtrls Athlettc Club 3 4 All Gtrls Sports 1 2 Senior Ball 4- Intramurals 1 25Student Leaders 3 4 Captam 3 4 Bowltng Club l 4 Captam Conference at S U 4 Scholasttc Art Key 2 1 Student Announcer 3 4 Mal-Q13 Mary Morgan Gerald T Mll1d0On Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Latxn Club 1 2 3 Span rsh Club 3 4 Reporters Club 3 Chl Alpha Mu 3 4 Senlor Play Marcelllan Staff 3 Student Announderl 3 4 35: 'P 193-aw at sa 4.4.3455-1 ahstt Martha Plumpton Band 1 2 3 4 Executtve Commttteel 2 3 Solo Contest 1 2 4 All County Band l 2 All State Band4 Mtxed Chotr 1 2 3 4 Protec tton Squad 2 3 4 Gxrls Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Gtrls Athlettc Club 4 Commencement Usher 3 Reporters Club 3 4 Lattn Club 2 3 Sentor Play Cast Chl Alpha Mu 3 4 Presrdem 4 Nat tonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Juntor Prom Refresh ment Commrrtee All State Orchestra Janet Raner Transferred from Auburn l Gxrls Athletic Club 3 4 Gtrls Intramurals 2 3 4 Captatn 3 4 Interschool Teams 3 4 Bowltng Club 4 Repor ters Club 3 4 Cht Alpha Mu 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Marcellran Staff Typrst 3 Chatrman program Commrttee Sentor Play 4 Ronald Ramsden F F A 2 3 4 Secretary 2 3 Pres1denr4On ondaga Co F F A Secretary 4 Mxxed Chou' 1 4 Iuntor Prom Refreshment Commtttee Sen tor Play Properttes Committee T Jane Roth cht Alpha Mu 3 4 Lattn Clubl 2 3 4 Scrtbe 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Reporters Club 3 4 A G lub l Propert Manager of Sertor Play Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Commencement Usher 3 Class Edttor of Mar celltan 3 Fashton Board 4 Prom and Ball Orch estra Commtttee 3 4 fffe Myrtle Sherwood C-leeClub1 2 3 4 Chl Alpha Mu3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Recordtng Secrerary4 Intramurals l 4 Bowltng Club4 Reporters Club4 Txcket Commtttee for Sentor Ball Costume Commtttee for Sentor Play Roma Jean Spauldmg Nauonal Honor Soctety 4 Band l 2 3 4 All State Band and Orchestra Secttonal State Music Contest 2 3 Mtxed Chotr 2 3 4 Senxor Play Cast Lattn Club Reporters Club 3 4 Robert Taylor EVCIYU Vldlef A F F A Baskelba Spamsh ClubZ 3 Treasurer3 Chr Alpha Mu W 4 Reporters Club3 4 jun1orProm Publtc Footbaul tty Commlttee Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Sentor ay Publrctty Commtttee Shirley Webb Girls lntramural l d Chi Alpha Mu 3 4 Reporters Club 3 F H 4 senior Play Committee Bowling Club 4 Ir Prom Committee 'X B ndl 7 3 4 Chl Alpha Mu3 4 Recor in cretary 4 Girls Intramural l 'S 4 Club l 2 3 4 lrojettion Squad Nlarcellian Staffil Ie H A 3 Reporters Klub 8 Chairman Ticket Committee lunior Prom 3 Poster C ommittee senior Ball Band Award 3 Photography t luh 4 Senior llay Usher 4 Bowl ing Club 4 SENIOR PLAY EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE By George Bat son SEATED: Marcia Leach, Patricia Devine, Marcia Morgan, John Christensen, Maureen Crough, Jodelle Carpenter, Claudia Hicks STANDING: Donna Logue, Jane Roth, David Collins, Martha Plumpton, Arthur Wilson, Edward Greenway, Dorothy Seeley, joseph O Brien Miss Ruth Marcley, Ioan Hohl. Penelope Reardon Laura Reardon Mrs. James Parker Essie Nana Reardon Reginald Reardon Marcia Leach Marcia Morgan Maureen Crough Martha Plumpton Roma Spaulding Joseph O'Brien CAST Marcia Reardon Warry Reardon Iames Parker Sherwin Parker Lily Reardon Todd Galloway Iodelle Carpenter Arthur Greenway lohn Christensen Arthur Wilson Patricia Devine David Collins fam' f lil 6 , C John Bednarsk1 175 Anne Bermer tv -G ff Jed? Qs' Nancy Blshop Eleanor Borte C- vw? Betty Campron Daurxce Carpenter Jul1a Chapman WWW X' 9:2 Ronald Dorchester Russell Glover our V: if f X 3 J i ... Rlchard Jones lbs 'C ' fx 11:- -W ,wr 2137 Helen Clrft i ,,.-so Janet Frood Alrce Frost Larry Garrard rf' -of Nancy Heath Ronald Hxll In Thomas H111 XI-E Sally Brenneman Daniel Collms 410 -e Joyce Glersburg vu? Robert Hunter 0 'ei' 5-1 .1 fe O31 If gl Betty Bush i Catherme Cook S BV' ff? Emmett Glover 3 fl Joan Johnson loan Kmyon Sally Leach Fred Leubner James Ludmgron A1103 Mar-Shfleld . , 4' ff 1 gs k gn 3 C , I 'N at X A ? vt ' 1 ,, 'J 1 , '90 5 - Ye 3 Q V' :J ' J' K f.. ' Y P I ..-' ', 1 ' M ' .xx N X , 3, fgQj'fg?v' ' y ,wffp-'A I E' xl W Q 00' A. I 1 E' ' 3' t Y ., s f X J - X, J y tclll f J! ' ' ' 5 F3 ,if . ff ' vi t C J -ld i N I9 F' J K are J ' 'K g Q , . . V , ' , x V,,1 I f' ty' ,f ,N f R 1, of-A f ,' Q. QT! f Q ' aft. C 1. ' ,- 'Zg i f, . ' ' ' ffjr 7, ,' 15 79' L1 ' ' . 'r . '.,1j, sy J J ' 1 W8 Carol McLaren Mary Mulroy W1ll1am Munro R1chard Nlles Joan Palen Judlth Pelchy Patrrcra Puffet Nancy Reynolds 'Qi ll Edward Schmdler Jane Schnelder ,.. ---' 'f,,,.,. Eugene RICE Eugene Rowland Edward Sennett 6 Mary Snell Joyce Thompson James Thorpe Rose Slater Robert Travrs Harvey Sanderson Walter Scharer Janet Smlth 'nn' Marllyn Vrdler Helen Snell Francrs Vxle pan A 'Wi' Sf ,iff or-sv X... Donald Watkrns Kathleen Welch Dale Wrse Martha Woodford Arnold Zmnecker we . Ar sy, v ' K V' I : kk ff- if J t S . In zitfg s I iv' ,X 1 Q 8 y V i 1 J J if 4 X ' X N l A , X , ,V J - Q' Q . A f if ' I it ax 6 A K LA: y J- SEATED Theresa Horton Mary Frances Oberlender Barbara Mrller Mrss Perretta Vena Santmrer Mary Vrdler Marrlyn Gooden SECOND ROW Mary Spauldmg Dorothy Rrchards Barbara Nxles Sandra Osborn Karen Marshfleld Clara Frost THIRD ROW Donald Crysler Edward Hourrgan Joseph Nolan Peter Hams John Cummmgs Wlllram Bush Thomas Prtce FOURTH ROW James Lukms Phrlrp Schanzle Paul Seeley Peter Delaney Ray Campbell SOPHOMORES sv 'S FLRST ROW Arms? Sweet Barbara Parson Nancy Newstead Mrss Mary jane Lawless Ieanette Stewart Constance blll Marrlyn Clark SECOND ROW Constanne Carpenter Margaret Clark Shrrley Schnerder Beth Fllflflg Laurre Parrson LOIS Bates Anna Arndt THIRD ROW Esther Sherwood Helen Puffet Gene Seyrr our Ann Montague Stephen Webb Eleanor McLaren, Mary Tompkrns FOURTH ROW l0hU COYHB Richard Montag james Weeks Wllllam Woodford Rlchard Shaffer FIRST ROW Julia Rlce Carl Taylor Donna Wise Miss Barrett Mr Mathe Ann Sweet Judy Hunt, Sally Sheridan, Peggy Webb Sl:COND ROW Edward Walters Jerry Ackerman Edward O Shea Charles Borte James Harkness, Alfred Buettgens Edward LaRose Thomas Lathrop John Reagan THIRD ROW Judith Spaulding Mary Wrllramson Mary Link Edna Manahan Joyce Patterson Margaret Matherson Phyllis Vile, Suzanne Spaulding Shirley Weeks Josephine Nelson FIFTH ROW Donna Paul Robert McManus Russel Snell Patricia Clark F R ES H M E N FIRST ROW Lois Shaver Luise Hoffman David Hayes James Fitzgerald Miss Charlotte Smlth Wayne Briggs Charles Latz Carol Johnson IamceLat IIITISI' SECOND ROW Rosamond Brewer Mary Lou Haney Alice Frost Nan Detwller Madellne Joseph Dolores Isgar Sharon Hedden Diana Hicks Hazel Hurd sler THIRD ROW Geraldine Ausrm Mary Newell Hazel Emerton Malora Hill Margaret Oster Sally Snow Sally Thompson Marilyn Clarke, Helen Cry FOURTH ROW James Hourrgan, Richard Clement, William Clark, Kenneth Weeks, Byron Adams, Arden Campbell FIFTH ROW Thomas Bacon, John Woods Edward Cornwell, William Beardsley, Roger Haggett Q. , FOURTH ROW: Peter Coyne, Francis Ireland, Robert Jones, Carl Thorpe, William Hassett, Jerry King, William Sweeney, Richard Thorpe. I l r '-N' FIRST ROW Paul Houngan Mary Campbell Ronald Weeks Susan Parry Mrs Florence Smlth Fanh Plumpton John Lacey Margaret Hawkrns Fred Grexs SECOND ROW Jamce Prue, Kay Greenway John Leach Mary Ellen Hayward Betty Ann Fltzgerald George Schanzle Suzanne Nonemaker Dolores Wrnter George Oberlender Sally Sherldan Penny Whrtson THIRD ROW Dorothy Crysler Susan Sawtell Judxth Erh ard Diane Pelchy Carol Clos Sarah Hohl Beverly House Patrlcla Hrcks Beverly Muldoon Judlth G11bO FOURTH ROW Hugh Norms James Schuyler James Murphy W1111am Kelly Roger Ramsden Wayne Ryan Charles Maruneau FIFTH ROW Cody Bartlett Edward l-lardenburg Edward Crysler Robert McManus John Doust Mzchael Lrnck EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW Patrrcra McNally Nancy Chrrstensen Dor1s Sherwood Nancy Mace Mrs Marguerrte Ryan Katherlne Kl1ne Beverly Walburger Joanne Sennett Betty Ward SECOND ROW John Frttmg Paul Martm Wesley Brenneman W1ll1am Glover John Fnzgerald Fred Sevrer Joseph Lonergan Kenneth Mace Robert Schnelder Mrchael Plumpton John Hassett Davld Sheehan THIRD ROW Barbara Freeborne Carol Bednarskr Nancy Puffet Dranne DesGrosell1ers Patr1c1a Stopyro Emma Frost Nancy Waynz-11 Mary Brantrs Ruth Wllson FOURTH ROW Earl Amrdon James Kavney Sh1rley Luluns Theresa Mrller Marjorle Frtts Florence Frost James Kershaw Theodore Esterguard FIFTH ROW Joseph Delaney James Burke Darryl Schmuckmrer Joel Snell W1ll1am Morgan Wtllxam McLaren . s . , 1 . : A . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 f 1 . 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Z 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 J. 1 . f as .. ., : , 1 1 . . , , , , . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 . - 7 1 1 . 1 , , , , 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 5 1 1 1 1 . . FIRST ROW Madge Hawley Alree Orr Ntna VIIILQIII Frances Sevter Mtss Lora Coxe Agatha Santmrer Margaret Murphy JanetE1bert Audrey Vrle SECOND ROVN Vernon Bush Rlchard Crlmore Charles Kurtz Herman Berwald john Weeks Raymond DeRyke George Sevter Elmer Luklns Kenneth F1tts Frederlck Mohr Davld Rood THIRD ROW Maureen Ferguson Bonnte Robxnson Betty Sue Collard Caroltne Smtth Sharon Loomrs Kltty Stopyro Vtrgtma Marttn Meltssa Chrts tensen Pamela Whlte Erma Dodrtll FOURTH ROW Donald Vtdler David Montag Donald Benson Leon Olmsted W1ll1am Case Thomas Schreck jerry Cannon Wtlbur Gray FIFTH ROW Helen Rounds Gall Harnacher Matthew Coyne Sally Huff JoAnne Waters SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Sally Weeks Beverly Cathers Susan Leach Margaret Newell Mrs Katherine Arthur Valerte Nolan, Annette Ktnyon Dlana Ryan lwancy Han mlton SECOND ROW Thomas Lmskv Paul Goldtng Dexter Berwald Paul McCleery Vhlham Luktns Stanley Lau Danxel Ktlcoyne Wrlllam Raus, Rtchard Borte Glen Seeley Webb Bartz THIRD ROW Susan Sherldan Ann Gtlmore Constance Greenway Ellen Welch Elma Townsend Judy Dence Lmda Armstrong Maryor1eMcLaugh11n Dorothy Davles Dolores Ramsden FOURTH ROW Arlene Wrlson Dorts Lounsbury Theresa Clark Ella Amtdon Barbara Thum Helen MacLeod ,loan Ramsden Irene Woodford. FIFTH ROW John Seymour Charles Orman Archte Beare Wayne Norrts Wtlltam Tallman Merton Raner fx J-L f shATED John Woods Diana Ryan Arthur Wilson john Bednarskr David Olmsted Sally Sheridan Kenneth Mace Iudrth Black Alice Sherman STANDING Agatha Santmrer Walter Scharer Beth Fitting Rrchard Niles Albert Ewers Edward Green ay Ann Sweet Arnold Zrnnecker Mary Campbell Mrs Doris Kelly STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Marcellus Central School was organized in the spring of 1947 Since then it has opinions and suggestions of the students in regard to school activities These are discussed fully by the Council before they are put into effect or rejected During this past year the Council sponsored the annual Halloween Party This was a big attractlon, with a talent show bingo relay races dancing and refreshments of cider and doughnuts The Council also held an auction in October of all the unclaimed articles 1n the Lost and Found Depart ment Robert Hunter and Arthur Wilson were the auctioneers Red Cross boxes were filled to be sent overseas and the membership dr1ve for the Junior Red Cross was conducted by the orgamzatlon The officers who served durmg the past year are President David Olmsted Vice President John Bednarski Secretary Sally Sheridan Treasurer Arthur W1lson worked very efficiently with Mrs. Kelly, its adviser, and with Mr. Driver. The representatives gather the SEATED Roma Jean Spauldlng Ellzabeth Burns Judy Black MISS Charlotte Smxth Janet Black Dorothy Seeley Mary Mulroy STANDING Martha Woodford Janet Smuh John Chrlstensen Joan Kxnyon Davxd Collms Martha Plumpton John Bednarskl Jane Roth Judy Pelchy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the hlghest honors a student of Marcellus Central School can obtam IS to be elected to the Nat xonal Honor Soclety Th1s 1S a natlon w1de hlgh school group founded Ill 1921 The Marcellus chapter of the socxety was formed xn 1948 The soclety glV6S recognxtxon to outstandmg students on the basxs of scholarshxp leadersh1p servlce and character as shown 1n the school A student must be 1n upper thlrd of the class Each year the faculty elects fxve per cent of the semor class and ten percent of the Jumor class to mem bershxp ln the socxety 1 ' . ' . . ' ' . . - 1 . ' . ' . ' . ' ' . . '. . - ! ! FIRST ROW Mary Newell Joan Kinyon Elizabeth Burns Catherine LaManche Miss Zora Coxe Martha Plumpton Dorothy Woodford LDBIIOIIE Christensen loan Palen SECOND ROW Dorothy Woodford Janet Smith Patricia Kline Janet Frood Maureen Crough Jane Roth Anne O Shea Shirley Webb Anne Bernrer Kathleen Welch Carol McLaren THIRD ROW Alice Frost Wandalee Miller Sally Leach Ioan Hohl Florence Hawkins Eileen Esterguard Helen Snell Myrtle Sherwood Ellen God rey FOURTH ROW Patrtcla Oster Janet Raner Janet Black Marcia Leach Dorothy Clift Julia Chapman Catherine Cook Eleanor Borte Judith Pelchy CHI ALPHA MU Chi Alpha Mu is in its eighth year as a service orgamzation in Marcellus Central School El1g1b1l1ty for membership requires a girl to have a HB average at the beginning of the first semester, of her Junior year The September formal 1nit1at1on was held at the home of .lane Roth A Christmas party was held at Marcia Morgan s home Each member brought a gift whlch was later taken to the County Home In Feb ruary the second formal mitiatton was held at the home of Mary Mulroy In March, the mothers of Chl Alpha Mu members and the high school faculty were guests at a tea in the Home Economics Room An mstallation dinner was held at Tubberts on June 5th Each spring, Chi Alpha Mu sponsors the annual Sports Banquet for the Athletic teams and cheer leaders Toraise money for this purpose and for its other activities, Chi Alpha Mu sells refreshments at the foot ball and basketball games The officers for the l952 53 school year are Presldent Martha Plumpton Vice President Catherine LaManche Corresponding Secretary Charlotte Christensen Recordmg Secretary Dorothy Woodford Treasurer Ellzabeth Burns Advrser Mlss Zora Coxe To raise money for this purpose and for its other activities, Chl Alpha Mu sells refreshments at the foot ball and basketball games E I Q a f ' . . . - . FIFTH ROW: Patricia Puffet, Jodelle Carpenter, Patricia Devine, Dorothy Seeley, Claudia Hicks, Evelyn Vidler, Betsey Gilmour. . , . . , . FIRST ROW hvelyn Vtdler Wtllxam Graham Myrtle Sherwood Dorothy Cllft Arthur Wxlson Mass Ruth Marcley Manlyn Vxdler Rxchard Nxles Io delle Carpenter SECOND ROW Roma Jean Spauldmg Marte Kraus Helen Clxft Joseph O Brlen Martha Plumpton John Bednarskx lane Roth Janet Frood Donna Logue THIRD ROW Marcxa Leach Catherme LaManche Ioan Hohl Iulra Chapman Martha Woodford Claudia Hlcks Daurxce Carpenter Mary Mulroy FOURTH ROW Dav1d Olmsted John Chrlstensen Dav1d Coll1ns Harvey Sanderson Edward Greenway Robert Hunter Walter Scharer REPORTERS CLUB 1t19S of the school and to g1V9 club members experlence 1n the collectmg and ed1t1ng of news storles Composed of twenty seven Jumors and semors, the club each week wrltes for the Marcellus Observer and 9d1tS 1tS own page, Echoes From the Halls of M C S Th1s year the members of the club have also planned the1r own page arrangement Meetlngs are held at noon each Wednesday, at whlch t1me asslgnments are glven to the reporters who cover dlfferent beats The materlal IS then checked by the advlser, Mxss Ruth Marcley, who offers sug gest1ons and helps the members lmprove thelr work The staff for th1s year lb as follows Edltor 1n Chlef Boys Sports Edltors G1rls Sports Edltor Grade Ed1tor MUSIC Ed1tors Vocatxonal News Club Ed1tor Book REVIEWS Product1on Adv1ser Arthur Wllson Harvey Sanderson, B111 Ghent Martha Plumpton Jodelle Carpenter John Chrlstensen, Joan Hohl D1ck Nlles Julla Chapman Marle Kraus Myrtle Sherwood Mlss Ruth Marcley 4' Qt f I The purpose of the Reporter's Club is two-fold: to keep the people of Marcellus informed of the activ- PROJECTION SQUAD L U' FIRST ROW Alfred Buettgens Peter Coyne Matthew Coyne Eileen Esterguard Dorothy Woodford SECOND ROW Edward Cornwell Joseph Lonergan Gerald King John McManus Geraldine Austin Marie Kraus John Kinyon THIRD ROW Robert Travis John Cummings Joyce Thompson Joseph Nolan Kenneth Weeks Martha Plumpton William Ghent William Graham FOURTH ROW Paul inell David Olmsted Arthur Wilson Joseph O Brien Eugene Rowland CAMERA CLUB FIRST ROW: John McManus, Gerald King, Stephen Webb, John Coyne, Peter Coyne, Mary Mulroy, Kay Walsh. SECOND ROW: Edward Greenway, Elizabeth Burns, Florence Hawkins, Martha Woodford, Mary Frances Oberlender, Nancy Newstead, Joseph O'Brien THIRD ROW: Charlotte Christensen, John Christensen, Arthur Wilson, Joan Hohl, Harvey Sanderson, Mr. William Tallman. THE SPANISH CLUB FRONT Margaret Clarke Florence Hawkrns Marcra Morgan Jodelle Carpenter Esther Sherwood MIDDLE Claudra Hrcks Rrchard Nrles Joan Hohl Barbara Parsons Harvey Sanderson Constance Carpenter BACK Marrlyn Gooden Anne O Shea Edward Sennett Mlss Claryce Perretta Rlchard Montag Jeanette Stewart Mary Frances Oberlender FIDELES FAMILIARES FIRST ROW Kathleen Welch Margaret Oster Constance Gxll Nancy Newstead Mrss Mary Barrett Lurse Hoffman Jane Roth Janet Frood Helen Snell SECOND ROW Karen Marshfreld Phyllls Sweet Joan Johnson Sally Sherldan Mary Snell Theresa Horton Anne Sweet Erleen Esterguard Sally Brenneman Julra Chapman Beth Frttrng Mar1lynV1d1er Mary Spauldlng THIRD ROW Betty Bush Daunce Carpenter Eleanor Borte Lots Bates Sbrrley Schnerder Sandra Osborn Marrlyn Clarke Roma Spauldrng Mary Mulroy Suzanne Spauldmg FOURTH ROW Richard Jones Walter Scharer Ronald Dorchester Arthur Wllson Wrlllam Graham Edward Greenway Robert Hunter Byron Adams FIFTH ROW John Coyne Joseph O Brren Wrllram Clark John Bednarskr Stephen Webb FIRST ROW John Chrxstensen Mary Tompkms Elrzabeth Bums Dorothy Woodford Charlotte Chrrstensen SECOND ROW Edward Greenway Janet Black Judy Black Clara Frost Geraldme Austrn Eleanor McLaren Marllyn Gooden THIRD ROW Patrlcla Puffet Anne Bernrer Ellen Godfrey Sh1r1ey Webb John Woods Joyce Thompson Robert Hunter Martha Plumpton Maureen Crough Rrchard Nxles FOURTH ROW Coralle Dorchester Patncra Oster Walter Scharer Russell Glover Margaret Mathleson Betty Sue Campron Suzanne Spauldmg Theo dore Esterguard Paulrne V1le TWIRLERS Carol Johnson and Margaret Clark BA N D The members of the M C S Band look back on 1952 53 as an extremely actxve year In preparat1on for thelr many publxc appearances the band can be heard practxcmg every Tuesday and Thursday noon 1n e audrtorlum, wh11e the rest of the student body IS at lunch Durmg the summer months the orgamzatxon remamed actlve as amarchmg un1t, wmnmg the frrst prlze of thlrty f1ve dollars for the flfth successlve year 1n the Skaneateles Labor Day Parade They also partlc lpated 1n a parade at Howlett H111 for which they recexved a trophy In February, Maureen Crough was chosen to partlcxpate 1n the State Band under the dxrectlon of Dr W1111am Reve111 Th1s event was held at Buffalo, New York DIRECTOR: William Groeling . . , . . . th ! FIRST ROW Theresa Horton Joan Klnyon Beth Frttlng Davld Hyatt SECOND ROW Julxa Chapman Damel Collrns Rlchard Raymond Julra Rrce Joyce Patterson James Harkness THIRD ROW Davxd Collms Roma Spauldmg Robert Travrs Larry Garrard Dale Wlse Carol Taylor Mary Newell Mary Oberlender Anne Montague FOURTH ROW Harvey Sanderson Paul Seeley Thomas Karlrk FIBHCIS Ireland Sharon Hedden Robert jones Donald Watkins Charles Clements Sal ly Sherrdan Jerry Ackerman Gene Seymour Erleen Esterguard Emmet Glover TWIRLERS Claudla Hlcks and Nan Detwrler BAND The Band was asked to play at the War Memorral for the Farm and Home Show held on February 27 They rece1ved frfty dollars for part1c1pat1ng on the program The Band appeared rn the County restlval 1I'l March and Ln the State contest ln early May They also played at the Sprlng Concert, Chrlstmas Operetta and the Senlor Play Last year, the Band rece1ved an A ratmg at the State Contest, whlch was held at Utrca In March, the Band held a party for 1ts members 1n the school gymnasmm A German band and varlous ensembles were a part of the entertarnrnent Dancmg and good refreshments were also enjoyed by the group w N N 2 . 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FIRST ROW Donna Paul Joan Hohl Nancy Heath Mary Spauldlng Constance Carpenter Mary Wrlltamson Laura Partson Mary Llnck Karen Marshfleld Rosamond Brewer Hazel Hurd Josephtne Nelson Carol McLaren Betsey Gllmour Donna Logue SECOND ROW Marcta Morgan Lots Bates Martlyn Vtdler Madelatne Joseph Evelyn Vtdler Dorothy Cltft Hazel Darby Florence Hawkxns Dor othy Seeley Claudxa Htcks Mary Mulroy Sandra Osborn Jodelle Carpenter Janet Raner Vtrgtnxa Burgess Margaret Webb Sally Thompson Dolores lsgar THIRD ROW Altce Burrell Daurlce Carpenter Esther Sherwood Joyce Gtersburg Sally Brenneman Helen Crysler Anne Sweet Catherxne LaManche Edna Manahan Judy Hunt Helen Puffet Dorothy Richards Martlyn Clarke Marcla Leach Janet Smtth Martha Woodford Shtrley Schnetder Kathleen FOURTH ROW Joy Dunfee Mary Kamm Jeanette Stewart Jean Henderson Carol Johnson Mar1lyn Clark Janet Frood Helen Snell Helen Cltft Alrce Marshfteld Nancy Newstead Barbara Parson Janrce Laumer Donna Wtse Vena Santmter Constance Glll Mary Vtdler Jane Roth Nancy Btshop Joan Johnson Myrtle Sherwood Mrs Ruth Anne Reagan Dtrecter GLEE CLUB The Glrls Glee Club, under the d1rect1on of Mrs Ruth Reagan and accompanted on the ptano by Mar1lyn Clark, conslsts of approxlmately 75 members At the Onondaga County Mus1c Festlval, held rn Lxverpool on March 27th the Glee Club presented three numbers O D1v1ne Redeemer, Luft Thme Eyesf' and Where eler You Walk They took part 1n a Chrlstmas assembly Slllglllg Noel, and Bethlehem The group also took part tn the New York State Mus1c Festxval at Canandalgua on May 2nd On May 8th, the Glee Club part1c1pated tn the annual Sprmg Concert held 1n the Marcellus Central School audltorlum : I I I . 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SEATED Roberl Taylor Edward Houngan Ronald Ramsden Francrs Vrle Peter Hams STANDING Arnold Zmnecker James Lukms Wayne Brxggs Paul Seeley Peter Delaney Albert Ewers Ronald Hrll James Ludrngton FUTURE FARMERS The Marcellus Chapter of the F F A has partxclpated 1n varlous act1v1t1es th1s year Paul Seeley and Ronald Ramsden attended Camp Oswegatchle the last week 1n July Ronald Ramsden was elected secretary of the Onondaga County F F A at the Annual Rally 1n Mmoa John Harrls and Francxs V1le attended the Future Farmers Conventlon held at Kansas Clty ln October The executlve commxttee attended the K1W3'llS luncheon at Hotel Syracuse 1n December At th1s meetxng, John Harris was awarded the Onondaga group degree On February 26th Agrxculture II partlcxpated 1n the egg Judgmg contest at the Farm and Home Show 1n the War Memorlal The .Tumor and senlor members attended the Annual Farm and Home Week EXpOS1tlOH held at Cornell In May SIX boys attended the Annual F1eld Day held at Tully and part1c1pated 1n athletlc and Judgmg events Presxdent Ronald Ramsden V1ce Presldent Francls V1le Secretary Edward Hour1gan Treasurer Peter Harrls Reporter Donald Crysler Sentlnal Robert Taylor r , 1 . 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I 1 , - ' J . r 1 FIRST ROW Mary 'vlulroy Betsey Grlmour Evelyn Vxdlet Myrtle Sherwood Patrtcra Oster Marcta Leach Cathenne LaManche CCoral1e Dorchester Dorothy Cllft Joyce Gtersbetg SECOND ROW Nancy Reynolds Nancy Heath Helen Snell Altce Marshfteld Kathleen Welch Shrrley Webb Jane Roth Janet Frood Margaret Schroe der Nancy Aufftnget Mrs Dons Marcy THIRD ROW Hazel Darby Daur1ce Carpenter Ellen Godfrey Martha Woodford Jane Schnetdet Mary Snell FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The thtrty four members of the Future Homemakers of Amerlca hold meetmgs every other Frlday Senxor hrgh glrls are eltgable to jom and must partxclpate tn a formal 1n1t1at1on before becommg full fledged members Several projects and act1v1t1es have been carrled out by the F H A glrls They have sent food and clothing to needy famrlxes and CARE packages overseas Several of the glrls w1th hobbtes have brought them to meetmgs for others to enjoy In December the glrls prepared a dmner and the Chapter Mother was guest of honor They also spon sored a food sale durmg the frrst part of the year The offlcers for the years 1952 53 were Prestdent Martca Leach Vtce President Catherme LaManche Recordrng Secretary Myrtle Sherwood Correspondmg Secretary Patrlca Oster Treasurer Corahe Dorchester Chapter Mother Mrs Gaylord Leach Faculty Advlser Mrs Dorls Marcy - 1 . p Q p 1 . 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I ' . . - . - , . - - - . ford Mr Davey Janet Smrth Joan Krnyon IohnBednarsk1 Janet Sanderson Julra Chapman Robert Hunter IudyPe1chy walter Frood Schafer MARCE LLIAN TYPISTS Eleanor Borte Anne Bernler Sally Leach Patrxcra Puffett Helen Clrft Carol McLaren Ioyce Glersberg MARCELLIAN STAFF Edrtor mn Chref Business Manager Assocrate Edrror Assocrate Edrtor Assocrate Edrtor Sports Edrtor Actrvrtles Edrlor ACIIVIIICS Edrtor Class Edltor Class Edltor Lrterary Eduor Art Edxtor Art Edrtor Adverusxng Manager Clrculatlon Manager Busrness Assrstant Busrness Assrsrant Busrness Assrstanr Martha Woodford janet Smlth Judrth Pelchy Joan Klnyon Walter Scharer Harvey Sanderson Rrchard Nrles Daurrce Carpenter Larry Garrard Helen Snell john Bednarskl Nancy Blshop Ianet Frood Mary Mulroy julra Chapman Robert Hunter Donald Watkms Fred Leubner SEATED Mary Mulroy, Larry Garrard, Nancy Bishop, Martha Wood- STANDING: Daurice Carpenter, Richard Niles, Helen Snell, Harvey I ff gr i 'l'f SEATED Ronald Dorchester James Stonger Wxlllam Ghent John Bednarskl Thomas H111 Joseph O Bnen Walter Scharer Francxs Vlle STANDING Rlchard Case Manager Edward Greenway Davld Olmsted Thomas Bednarskx Paul Morgan Wllllam Graham Ronald Annable John Km yon John Haley Manager Coach George Arthur 1952 BASEBALL The 1952 baseball squad consxstmg of sxx veterans from the year beforef and a number of new-comers score of 4 to 3 The next game showed a defeat by Skaneateles 14 to 8 but the followmg contest proved Marcellus a swamp1ng v1ctor w1th a score of 20 to 1 over Elbrldge The fmal two games Marcellus won end1ng the season wxth a record of four wms and only one loss Graduates that played 1n 52 and w1ll be m1ssed are Annable T Bednarskx Morgan and Stronger Veterans returnmg to the 1953 squad are J Bed narskl Dorchester Ghent Graham, Greenway T H111 Kmyon OBr1en, Olmsted Scharer and V11e Team They Camillus Skaneateles Elbrldge Jordan Warners 4 to the ranks won their first game of the season on the Marcellus diamond downing the Camillus nine by a We ' 4 3 8 14 ' 20 1 11 2 3 FIRST ROW Jerry Ackerman James Harkness Edward LaRose Gerald Kxng W1111am Sweeney John Woods Edward Hourrgan Dav1d Hyatt Bryon ams SECOND ROW Arthur Wrlson Gene Seymour Frank Guernsey Ronald Dorchester Davxd Olmsted Joseph O Bnen Edward Greenway W1111am Black Walter Scharer James Frtzgerald THIRD ROW Iohn Coyne W1111am Bush Wayne Brrggs Kenneth Weeks Rrchard Montag Ray Campbell Thomas Karlrk Iames Luktns Wrllram Clark Arden Campbell Paul Seeley FOOT BALL The Marcellus Varslty football team opened the season w1th a flourxsh, when they swamped Elbrldge 46 to 22 and Jordan, 54 to 39, but the f1re was tmexpectedly extmgulshed by a strong Camlllus slx The Mar cellus sextet then went on to close the season by defeatmg Warners, 28 to 12 Mr Mathe and Mr Mordaunt coached the J V S and freshmen squads respectlvely to ready them for berths 1n the varsity ranks There are srx senxors who wlll be leavmg the varslty squad after the 1953 season They are as follows W1111am Black, Arthur Greenway, Frank Guernsey, Joseph O Brxen, Davrd Olmsted, and Arthur Wrlson LEFT TO RIGHT Frank Guernsey Ronald Dorchester Walter Scharer Edward Greenway Davrd Olmsted Joseph O Brren Wllllam Black 2 . . . A . A ' . . ' . ' . Ad- FOURTH ROW: Coach George Arthur, Coach James Mordaunt, Coach Stephen Mathe, Charles Clement, Charles Borte, David Hayes, George Schanzle, ' 7 ' : . . . r A . ' ' r ' ' - KMEELING Coach A lh r Joseph O Brren Walte S harer Wrllram Clark and Stephen Webb Managers STANDING Wrllram Black Ed ard Green ay Ronald Dorchester james Weeks Davld Olmsted Wrlham Graham John Bednarskr VARSITY BASKETBALL The M C S Varslty basketeers ran up a 9 3 record thrs year to w1nd up 1n second place 1n the Western D1v1s1on In most of thelr v1ctor1es Marcellus racked up a d6ClS1V6 score downlng two teams by better than a thlrty po1nt margm Although the boys played hard fast basketball Elbrldge edged them out by a slrm f1ve pomts 1n the frrst game of the playoffs Then the M C S qumtet had to swallow another bxtter p1ll as they were downed by Baldwmsvrlle 1n the Sectronals Paclng the Marcellus f1ve rn the scorrng column was Davld Olmsted wlth atotal of 306 pornts whlch also ranked h1m thrrd of the hrgh scorers rn the d1v1s1on Dav1d also obtarned a unanlmous declsron for a berth on the All Stars Frrst Team for th1s d1V1S1On Arthur Greenway through his f1ne basketball ab1l1ty won hlmself a place on the All Stars Second Team Only the outstandmg performance of each player can expla1n the splend1d record the Team has turned 1n thrs year The SGHIOPS Wh0 W111 be 19aV1Hg the Squad are Wllllam Black W1ll1am Graham Arthur Greenway Joseph O Brren and Davrd Olmsted Marcellus 15 lookmg forward to Just as fme a record next year w1th the remarnder of th1s year s varsrty John Bednarskl Ronald Dorchester Walt Scharer and James Weeks an some of the boys that wrll be comlng up from the J V ranks Team They Team They Elbrldge Elbrxdge Jordan Jordan Skaneateles Skaneateles Spllt Rock Spllt Rock Camrllus Camrllus Warners Warners Playoffs Sectronals Elbrrdge 55 Baldwmsvrlle 56 d ' ' ' ' . . . ' We We ' 73 68 ' 58 64 61 56 84 59 69 47 62 58 ' 52 31 ' 73 41 ' 57 64 ' 54 59 77 40 65 51 ' 60 ' ' 68 KNEELING Rrchard Hamacher Wnlllam Ghent W1l11am Bush W1ll1am Kelly Manager James Thorpe Larry Garrard STANDING Gene Seymour Rxchard Jones Ray Campbell Wayne Brlggs Coach Mathe Dan1elColl1ns Thomas H111 Peter Hams Francxs Vrle JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Marcellus .Tumor Varslty came through th1s season with the1r heads held hlgh for m the1r grasp was the Western D1v1s1on s J V Champ1onsh1p Therr f1ne record of ten w1ns and only two losses speaks for ltself 1n descrlblng the way the team played thls year The squad was l1ke a hlghly pollshed and well o1led machlne w1th only a few bearly not1ceable faults Although the boys started the season off Wlth a defeat Elbrldge the v1ctor the next three games showed the splended style that later helped crown the team Champ Thls style lasted throughout the remamder of games w1th only one other snag Th1s second falter was also caused by Elbrldge but Marcellus bounded Francrs Vxle led the team 1n the scormg column w1th 110 pomts whlle W1ll1am Ghent took second place nett1ng elghty s1x pomts for the season At the end of the season the team s roster boasted a squad of elghteen men Of these exghteen there were f1ve freshmen who saw actlon rn four of the regular games to obtaln flrst hand explerence for thexr future court play at M C S Team Elbrldge Jordan Skaneatles Spllt Rock Camxllus Warners They Playoffs Elbrxdge Fayettevllle 32 Team Elbrldge Jordan Skaneatles Spllt Rock Camlllus Warners They back, later in the Playoffs, to down the Elbridge five fifty to forty-four. We We ' 29 36 ' 38 40 40 25 44 28 28 16 40 24 ' 41 l4 ' 41 33 ' 38 31 ' 46 34 44 41 45 44 ' 50 44 I V CHEERLEADERS Jpanmrte Nuwart SallyShu1dan Fleanor Nlrl num Mary Tompkm: Margarkt Clarke Miss Mary lane Lawless Cheerleading ack CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHI-LRI l: XDI RS KNLHINC lamrBlaLk Judy Blade STANDING Judy Pelchy Carol McLaren Jann Nfllllll 1 H , .t , .. K' A I f Y, . ' - Q' ' 7 5. 4. E K . .1 ' f FP' l I . .O . 5 I ,JI . . 4 . V , cJ - ,I u ' r' '. , .V - 11'-v ,xx wk' ,' I 4 l .1 ', .' E, j ' 3 FIRST ROW Janet Raner Wandale Mtller Eileen Esterguard Judy Black Anne O Shea Miss Richardson Janet Black Janet Smrth Martha Plumpton Dorothy Seeley Virginia Burgess SECOND ROW Betty Bush Helen Puffet Joan Palen Carol McLaren Eleanor McLaren Martha Woodford Mary Tompkins Judy Pelchy N4 Margaret Clarke Mary Lou Haney Betty Sue Campxon THIRD ROW Carol Taylor Barbara Miller Jeannette Stewart Anne Bernrer Joan Krnyon Carol Johnson Patricta Klme Sally Sheridan Beth Flrtmg GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB The Girls Athletic Club IS an organization composed of thirty h1gh school girls, eligibility for mem 1ty ln sports a pleasmg personality and a good scholastic standmg The girls off1c1ated at mtramural games and assisted Miss Richardson during the grade gym classes They also participated in volleyball basketball and soccer games with Baldwtnsvxlle Camtllus Elbrtdge and Split Rock Included in the various 3Ct1V1tleS of Girls Athletic Club was the Pep Rally which preceded the flrst football game Following the football season, a spaghetti supper was g1ven for the members of the football squad. On March 19 the girls held a party at the school Refreshments basketball volleyball and stunts provided an mterestmg evenmg for all The G1rls Athletic Club extends thanks to Miss Richardson for actmg as faculty advisor The followtng officers were elected for the l952 53 year President Anne O Shea Vice President Janet Black Secretary Judy Black Treasurer Janet Smith bership requiring a B average physical education. The members select the girls for interest and abil- IHLRST ROW Janet Raner Mary Lou Haney Betty Sue Campton Wandalee 'vltller Etleen Esterguard Martha Plumpton Vtrglma Burgess Anne O Shea SECOND ROW Mary Tompklns Sally Sherldan Beth Frtung Joan Palen Martha Woodford Judy Black Janet Black Janet Smlth THIRD ROW Judy Pelchy Barbara M ller Anne Bernter Joan Kmyon Carol Johnson Eleanor McLaren M ss Rrchardson FOURTH ROW Betty Bu h Helen Puffel INTER SCHOOL PLAYDAY Th1s year the g1rls partlclpated 1n several playdays at vartous schools 1n the county and at home These were enyoyed very much by the players and gave them an opportumty to meet g1rls from other schools The Marcellus g1rls were guests at Baldwmsvxlle for a soccer game Halfway through the game It be gan to ram and the remamder of the game was played on a muddy f1eld Volleyball games were played at Camxllus and Elbr1dge wlth Marcellus the vtctor both t1mes The Camlllus game was an easy vxctory but the Elbrldge game was a closer contest Glrls from Solvay Baldwmsvllle and Spllt Rock were guests at Marcellus for basketball games The Solvay and Baldwmsvllle games were close ones wxth our g1rls com1ng out on top The Spllt Rock g1rls were accustomed to playmg boys rules Consequently, the fxrst half of the game was played wxth g1rls rules, whtle the second half was played w1th the unl1m1ted drlbble on a half court The Marcellus g1rls excelled ln both phases of the game, com1ng out on the long end of the score Many of the g1rls who were not able to play off1c1ated The g1rls are lookmg forward to as full a pro gram next year as they had th1s year J Q 5 I n Y' lr nv I' I Q I - ' 2 ', ', . . . . 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' . . .1 ' - A 1 S, . , . , . , . 9 a - , . . . . , . 1953 PRIZE STORY DE FEATING COMMUNIST IDEALS By Joan Klnyon Nothmg IS more Important than that Amer1ca should preserve her own c1v1l lxbertles whxle frustratlng the agents of commumst tyranny We cannot accomphsh th1s wlthout keepmg clear the d1st1nct1on between the rlghts of free speech press and assemblage and the rxght of orgamzlng to overthrow the government that guarantees and protects these rlghts Once the baslc teachxngs of Commumsm are accepted ly1ng about the Un1ted States and the free world IS 1nev1table and loglcal Every Communist passlonately belleves that Commumsm by the unalterable de termmatlon of hlstory, IS ordamed to rule the world All that remams to be settled IS the method of se1z ure That the Communlst Party and every member of It IS worklng toward the overthrow of the Un1ted States Government IS as well known as a polltlcal fact can be It has been lllustrated 1n a dozen countrxes where sectlons of the lnternatlonal organlzatlon have selzed power Not all the Commun1sts m Amer1ca are Moscow tramed sples At least one half mlllxon 1nd1v1duals 1n the Un1ted States are prepared 1n some de gree to conduct treasonable act1v1t1es tThe Commumst Party 1n the Un1ted States has a.n acknowledged membershlp of about 55 000 B Stlll we hesltate to outlaw the party We are held back by a notlon that such a law would vlolate our tradltlon of democratlc freedom A government whxch falls to suppress a consplr acy to overthrow lt 1S not democratlc but weak Commumsts mvarlably refer to themselves as the peace lovmg peoples of the world By thelr log1c Czechoslovakla and because Commumst strategy 111 every Western country smce the war has beendeslgned to take us over 1n that way The Un1ted States and xts spokesmen have now chosen to be warmongers because faced w1th the cholce of submlsslon or reslstance we have chosen to reslst Thus we have made It unllkely that man kmd s Marxlst future w1ll be fulfilled unless by war The Commumsts were sure that lmmedlately after the destructlons of one world war ln the wake of postwar economic and socxal catastrophe, we would be easy v1ct1ms Instead Amerlcan a1d has helped the free world to an unprecedented economlc recovery we have reslsted and w111 continue to resist thexr subversxons and propaganda wltha vlgor whlch they held 1mposs1ble we have made an Important begmnmg 1n collectlve actlon through the Un1ted Natlons Our battle agamst Commumsm IS a flght between Antx God and a bellef 1n the Almxghty Commumsts know th1s they have to elxmmate God from thelr system When God comes ln, Commumsm has to go Re l1g1ous fa1th IS our greatest natxonal resource Perpetually renewed lt IS equal to the challenge of today s tyrants It IS the ultlmate foundat1on beneath the strength and securlty of the republlc Here not ln our wealth productxve lngenuxty or arms but 1n the rellglous convlctlons of our people IS our stab1l1ty for the present and our confldence 1n the future , y . . 7 n . . . . , - Y 5 , u ' l . ' , . . . . H - . ,, . . ' Y they are peace-loving, because they would much prefer to take us over by peaceful means, as the took over 7 . . ,, ,, . 7 9 ' ' . , U . ,, . . . . . 9 ' 7 7 9 ' 7 , . . . y y . . . . . - . . . 1953 PRIZE ESSAY JOE S WAR By Emmett Glover Joe Baker lay in a fox hole on the battle line in Korea For the first t1me in his life he was away from home and he was nervous scared and lonely Bullets and grenades burst around h1m in every direction The dirt and dust gagged his throat He hated guns tanks shells or any war equipment that could k1ll a human being Questions pounded in his bram What am I doing here 'P What did I do wrong that I should be sent to this God forsaken place? Will I ever see home again? Hungry dirty and tired he huddled there while sweat ran from h1s face Then m a mmute every thing seemed too much Joe crawled out of his fox hole and began to run He d get out of this place Let hammer Suddenly mto the path about a hundred feet ahead of him Jumped a Chinese soldier' Fear seized Joe and he stopped short in h1s tracks He raised his carbine while his quivering finger wrapped around the trlg ger .Toe was frozen He couldn t shoot' The approaching enemy raised his knife and as it gllmmered in the stmllght on its down stroke Joe s heart stopped beatmg His whole body seemed to draw up in fear Cords in his hands tightened and the gum went off Stunned Joe looked at the dead foe Weak Joe fell on the ground trembling and bleeding a little from the knife scratch Tears filled his eyes He Joe Baker had killed. After a minute he rose from the ground and looked at his wound Then slowly but firmly and dellberately he walked back toward the battle lme and his buddies As he neared it a shot rang out Joe S war was over the other boys stay, if they didn't know enough to save their own necks. His heart pounded like a sledge 1953 PRIZE POEM AUTUMN By Robert Hunter When I Wake up 1n the mormng And gaze out my wmdow w1de I see the f1ery maple In 1ts autumn colors prxde I hear the W1nd a wh1st11ng To qu1et the maple s flame Mother Nature 1S the culpr1t But Jack Frost must take the blame 7 7 . , . . , . . 7 - v 7 7 Hn Q The advert1s1ng space wh1ch has been purchased by the busmess flrms 1b1e to produce th1s book You may show your apprec1at1on by cont1nued patronage of these fme local organ1zat1ons. on the following pages makes it poss- CROWN MILLS Marcellus New York QF 305 COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MARCELLUS 'k 'A' COMPLIMENTS OF O F AMBULANCE SERVICE T E R C N O R Marcellus New York FUNERAL SERVICE Fo Famous Brands Women s Sportsw Whxte Stag Rose Mane Rexd Paddle and Saddle E T TAYLOR Skaneateles N Y R J MURPHY 81 SONS GUERNSEY MILK AND CREAM Ji Compliments of MARCELLUS FIRE DEPARTMENT r of ' ear C U L E S . R I S ' Jantzen I .8 Fords Ou? 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