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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

1954 MARCELLIAN 1-Qx Presented and Edlted by THE JUNIOR CLASS of Marcellus Central School Marcellus N Y DEDICATION Io the graduatlng class of D4 whose many 8CCOmp11Sh ments 1H the helds of scholarshlp, athletlcs and mUS1C have spread wlde the name oi Nhrccllus Lcntral School, IOHtF1bUtPd to the1r success and whose achievements have mer1ted our pralse, wc, the class of '55, wlsh to dedl cate thls yearbook w1th the hope that our records as SQHIOFS may deserve as Just a dCd1C3t10n w 1 . U It ,- V W . - h . I , W . .-1 . 1 I . I f 1 . I 1 V N l V whose active participation in the school's clubs has 5 . ' ' ' I ' 1 . I . 1. X i .Q .- qi . v V ii . W . . Adm1n1strat1on Faculty SCHIOPS Classes Act1v1t1es L1terature Sports ADMINISTRATION 81 OFFICE STAFF Chester S Driver Supervising Prlnclpal ADMINISTRATION -uihXN ' Wm Kathryn C Heffernan Elementary Supervisor Theodore E Davey Vnce Principal -Q OFFICE STAFF Mrs Dorothy C Altchison Secretary Mrs Dllys J Kingsbury Typist I flu A ! X l , I 35 In 1, gllf I, X QEQA t .qui .Y -up-1 '4 TJ I Q H 0 I I l I A 21 Q A . . , 3 . . , .Q SEATED Mlss Katherine Doyle English Mlss Charlotte Smlth Cotlzenshlp Educatlon Mrs Doris Maclntyre Homemaklng Mlss Jean Rowell Vocal Music Mlss Margaret Middleton Llbrarlan STANDING Mr Hllllam Tallman Science Mr George Arthur, Physical Educatlon Mr Robert Llvlngston, Drlvar Tralnlng Mr Bond Shaw Art Hllllam Groellng, Instrumental Musoc Mr Raymond Jansen, Agriculture Mr Joseph Centrono Instrumental and Vocal Music HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY SEATED Mlss Jane Allen Cltlzenshlp Educatlon Mrs Florence Smith Mathematlcs Mrs Marguerlte Ryan Junlor Hlgh Subjects Mrs Katherine Arthur English and Spelling Mlss Lora Coxe Cltlzenshlp Educetnon STANDING Mlss Claryce Perretta English and Spanish Mr Glenn Klngsbury Industrial Arts Mlss Luclle Brooks Mathematics M Stephen Mathe Sclence Mlss Betty Sulllvan, Commerclal Mlss Mary Barrett Latin and Mathematics Mlss Mary Jane Lawless Engllsh I I Q A gp 'C I f , 2 N . ll 1 J 4: -- Y ' '-- ' e rf - 4 ' ,, . A I 1 H, . 4, Q. A . V x , 3 . . -ef , X ' X Q ,' 1 ', t . ' : ' . ' : - ' . 2 ' . : . . ' . I '. , : . I ' 1 . 1 . A , 5 Mr. 2 . I . , . . ,. . ff . S . x I : ' . ' ' . N : - ' : ' : - . ' : - ' . : . : . : ' l . ' : . .I -: . : r- . ' : 3 . 1 . - I Q :fe 31 U I x I ' I ...v 3,1 ' A K 2, Q r V , ' . K' 5 3 J f S 9.0,- R 5 ,, t 1 ' O A I 0 ef Mrs Clara Thomas, Flfth Grade Hrs Bess Buser, Nurse Hr James Hordaunt, Flfth Grade Hr Robert Hood, Fifth Grade Miss Lucy Sweet Slxth Grade Mlss Mlna Burns Slxth Grade Mrs Jaan Benoit, Flfth Grade Mrs Margaret Shay Fourth Grade Mlss Mary Horblger, Fourth Grade Mies INTERMEDIATE and PRIMARY FACULTY Hrs Betty Flanagan Third Grade Mlss Helen Meenan, Second Grade Hrs Ethel Smlth Klndergarten Mrs Marjorle Edson Second Grade Miss Patrlcla McConnell Flrst Grade Mlss Phyllls Rhoades Kindergarten Mlss Mary Ramsden. Thlrd Grade Mlss Loulse Estey Thlrd Grade Mlss Clalre Mulvana Hrs Regina McCuIn Flrst Grade Mrs Marlan Hyatt Flrst Grade Mrs Lillian Dauuhln Thlrd Grade xv 0, Q ws af v-xy Z EDS:-4 5. ,..-- I, .1 f- t' f 5 '-'P S vgvlf ..f,, I V f 'Ihnlas ll. Hill Class President Football 1.1.3. laalmatball 1.2.3. laaaball 1.2.3 laportara Club I. Claaa frealdent I, Senlor Play St age Coaa. John R. Bednsrski Pres. Student Council Latln Club 1.2.3, Mlxad Cholr l.1.3.I. Student Councll l,3,I, Iaaaball 2.3.I. Basketball 2.3.I Reportars Club 3. Marcelllan Literary Editor 3 Football I. Vlca- Praa. A Praa. Student Council 3.I. latlonal llonor Socllty LI. Sanlor Fla! Caat William W. Ghent Rep. Studen! Council Clan Prea. 1: laaeball l..2.3,I: lllxad Cholr 1.2 3,I: Claaa Soc. 2: laulratball 2.3.I: lopurtara Club 3,I: Projactlon Squad LI: Tlclmat Coal. Sanlor Ball I: Student Councll Rao. I: Sanlor Play Stags Coll. ew ,ext ff ' ' ' if I 1 we 2. .n 1 la. . . 1. 'N P1 . . 1 , . 0 Judith A. Pelchy -.' . .j' e vice Pres. student Council ' , . Cltlxanahlp Confaranca 3.I. Student Councll l.I. I- Vlca rn.. a. emu Laadera Club 1.3.1. vin ,' Praa. I, Chl Alpha lu 3.I. Racordlng Sec. Ii Llbrarlan Aaalat. 3.I: Clan Sac. 3: Junlor Proa 'Q Ticket Coral. 3: Junior Proa Court 3: Sonlor lall DIC- Con. ll All Glrll Intr!-lurall 1,2.3.I, Captaln 3.I: Inter-achool teaaa 3,I: Cheerleader 2,3,I: Magazlne Capt. I: Narcalllan Staff 3: Fred A. llense Claaa Vice President Garaan Erchanga Student I. Senior Clan Vlce- Prealdant I. Student Council I. F.f.A. I. Caaara Club I. Senlor Play Propartloa A. ' . I 'aa 'J , . . .2 tl: , X . 1 A C' . . . I' l fy . In . ,Af It xg' ij-14 .1 1' ff lrjj .. ll. ' ,. fl 5.1 -I u Spanlah Club 1.1: latlonal llonor Soclaty LI: . b s Glrle Sparta Editor. Raportara Club I: Collenco- . .I nan! Uahar 3: Sanlor Play llahar ' 'A , o ' 1 ll A N. , N 1' I N I., '. 4 l' . ' 'r ' . w,f 1,. V , 1 I Z . 1- Marthu Woodford Rep. Student Council . Glae Club l..2,3,I, Mlxad Cholr 1.2.3. r bel em z.z.5,a. All count. cnnlr 1, All s - . lj' tloaal Chblr 3,I, Clrla Athlatlc Clu I.. .LI C I All Glrla Intra-Murala 1.2.3.I. Latln Club, Quo- aator 1. Claal Sac. 2, latlonal llonor Soclati 3.1 I . ' 0. I. Chaarleadlng l. Edltor-In-Clulaf of Iarcalllan f - K 3 Reporters Club 3 I Sec I Subacrlptlon Man 1. Photography cm., sec. 3: r.n.A.3. cm npr.. fe fl 4 Hu 3.I. Vlca Praa. I. Pnatar Com. . Junlor Proc' Jr. Iron Queen, Senlor Ball Dec. Cos.. Student. Play Coatuna Conn. r 1 9' Councll I. Edlarde Taan Faahlan Board l. Senlon 1 3 n ' Q ' . ' api - I ' . .- I , ' ' . D ,ner 1- Q.,-P-IIf'v A v I ' I n 5 I l 'J H I - i 1' 'nl , ' xi Q' -'- A14 ' ' ' ' - . . ' 'n ' ' g . I , V. !1,Q,.,u. ,L ,. sn. M- .Q . fl F N I.f--'.'-. ' ' 41 . ' xi i f 1 :. ' . ' :iv KL, xl- I Janet H. Suit. 7- joan Esther Kinyon CIM' secfelsfl' If I Class Treasurer cm.-leur.-g 1..z.3.a: new c rhaliar ag than Club 1,1.3.I: Sac. 2. Tre . J. Free. : Claaa su. as one cm 1.z.3.n uma cya 1,z.9,n: Trnletten l..1.3.Il Sect-Obnal All-stan 9.1: ao- aortara Club I: latlonal llonor Soclaty LI: Gln Alpha Mu LI: Corral. Sac. I: Clrla' lnlrklur- ala l.1.3.I: Orchaetra Cone.. .lunlor Hop: Poa-. tar Con. Junlor Proa A Senlor lah: lenlar Clay Can Q . .W I ,LP 'lr Iand l..2.3.I: ixac. Co. l..I. Free. I: Clua Yraaauror 3,I: All-County land 1,I: All-State had I: Spanlah Club 1.1. Treaa. 1: Latln Club 3.I: I ortara Club 3.I: 6Irl'a Athlatlc Club 3, I: Tra t l.2.3.I: lllaad Cholr 1.3.I: lat- t 0 I or Soclaty LI: Chalraan Orch. Coaa. . Pr Sanlor lall, lntra-Murala l.2.3.I: Chl Alpha : Clt xenahla Conf. 3,I: State Con- ti l.'. .I: Play Student Dlractor ' JU-1' L 6 'WW M-JW Catherine Anne Bernier lend 1,1.!.I.2 Intruurele l.1.3.I: Luedere Club LI: Reporters Club I: F.ll.A. I5 -lunlor Pro: Tlcket Con.: Chalreen, Senlor lull l Dec. Con. Leederx Club. Sec. I: Boullng Club I: Inter- Sehool Teen 3: lnlonel Honor Soclety I: Chl Alphe Nu LI: Nercelllen Steff. typln. 3: Sen- lor Pley Progress -x ,,s- e l . 4 bl 'Q . ,'l.' .. , , . A fx 4 H' Eleanor M. Borte Sully Brenneman Lulu club 1 2 R' O .rl club . -F I Glu Club l. Z SI Nlxed Cholr 2 3 I Lltln Club J 9 rz M ce llen si-H S muh hm Inland an Food Con , Junlor Prom Trableitea Food Colm . 3 P C I, ll or Soclny I CM H M Hu r M n Senior hll Chelrnn Intramurals I. Snnlor . P B I. Ref ee e t Coll! , Junlor rm Pley Properties P 3 A I Iolllng Club! Senior Ulher if-'f Jw' El1ZBbe MEM 'fill mf-I! FUN H' pan Q. m W . fn ,!',L L :S eL'o 5, faL,ia LS ov' w al' '1 - N' e. R dd' nd n M aim! living?-sf-'l' 90 gn Nancy jane Bishop Intruurale l.ZJ.I: Gln Club l,2.3,I: Illxed Cholr l.,Z.3.Ii All-Stele Chnlr 3: Treblettel 1.1 3.I: Reporter! Club 1: Junlor Frou Dec. Coal., Chelrnen: Freuhnen Cleee, Tren.: Mnrcelllen An Eulturz Pouur Cana. 5,I: Sanlor Play Cu! Lucli- CS 0 Snr, Betty Susan Calplon relntruurllel23I Cup! JI In r cer, lolllng 1 2 3 I Leedere Club I. Z 3 I lem! I 2 3 I. Exec Co- I. All County had I Clul Seq i Orch Coll , Senior Dell Junlor Prom Dec Coll Senlvr Pluy Cu! Nw' 'J' ,Q-gslfifi' Kexth Brown Spnnlsh Club 12, Mlxed Cholr I. 2 3 I Bind 1.2, Mlrce lun Staff Glrll Athletlc Club I. 2 I Letln Club 3 I lntrnurall 1 2 3 Clen Vlce Pre: 2 Inter School Fleydey Ssnlor Plly UI er .rs , Q' X ' .1 ,Q sx,r ug. -1 ' Qfv ax v 1 K I -S Q . ff Mn.. Daurlce M furpenter Actlvlilu Edlior Mercelllen 3 Vlca Pre: F ll G u Z 5 I Senlor Pley Ylcke I F.ll. . I 3 Pley E . . 1. v jc ' L . I , J-- L. ' sh . -3. : . 3 . . .L 3.1: ll 3 X 2 3 l- ' ' h 014 - p . gm s .Q all . .. . - .5 te- Scholutlc leelmnbell, Softbllhvolloybnll. Soc- Lnln Club 1,1,3: Reporiers Club 3,I: F.ll.A. 3,I IZ.: I Z - I : i A.I:lleClb,,g be : .: .511 K p . , If-fr '-,B SZ . , L be VCA. V ' - L , A 2 w If ' 1 v' H G . 1 'rl as A , , jul i n Uxapann Ian! l.!,5.I: Exec. Cbaa. Z: Solo Contnt !.3.I: All-State Sectlonal I: latlonal Honor Soelaty I: CN UPN! Iv ,Ji F.ll.A. I: lapurtora Club LI: Latln Club l..2.!.I: Clreulatlon Man., llarcalllan Stall: Rafrnhaant Cena. Junlor Proa A Sanlor Ball: Senlor Play Proaptar A .1 Helen Clift Gln Club I..2,5,I: Trablatta I-.1.!.I: laportorl Club Ll: F.ll.A. I: Llbrury Aullt. I: Intra- llvrala 1.2: Typlat for ltarcolllan 3: Chalraan of Coanancuaant Conn. 3: lolllng Club Ii Sanlor Flay Cu! Daniel J Collins Catherine Cook luaball 12 Basketball l 2 3 Band l. 2 3 RO- Glen Club X 2 3 Mlxad Cholr l. Z 3 Poltar Club porters Club I Sanlur Play Stags Conn Chl Alpha Hu B I, Treu I Spanlah Club Senlor janet Brenda Frood Intra-Murals I. 2 J I Glaa Club I. Z Coaa Junlor Prom A Sanlar lall Canon Club J Inc Cnaa , Clnlrnan. L Fashion loard I Chl ha Nu LI, Sunlor Play Cl Play Advertlalng Ronald Dorchester Pun- P Delaney Football 1 z 3 1 lankatbnll 1 z 5 A laaaball 1. I 1 n b 2 S I Mlxud Choir 2 I a a .lunlor Fran Court A Junlor Prom Dec Coal! 3 Reporter: Club I Senior Ball Dec Coll I San lor Play Can ...A 'QUAWV My ,F C, ,S- F5 215: 3 0, wc 4 4. Q 'F' Allce Frost Alpha Nu J I Rlporterl Club I F ll A Junlor Frm Food Conn Covluncaun! Usher Lost n Found Q Sanlor Play lla or QM Q . 1 . . F . . : . . : . . : : 5 . . . Q A X, M5-Z ' - - . V 2.3. z Lll clu I.. . . : .!.l: , F.F.A. 2.3.l: Ba In tbll1.3,l- - - : 3 'X ' 1 A I - l, - I . . .: . .az r.u.A. J. A . ch, ' , , , , I ., I: Lnln Club 1,3.I: Reporter: Club LI: Doc. ' . . . . ' 9 -1 ' . . . , , - 5 V ' a d 2 h Alp ' at R x l f Q I Q2 ' Arg I ,f Vkwgfyi V. Af V 3-:, K 5 vf 5.-f If K f I I -gfn-, . 24- f -' ' ,Vfk-lm' 3 Q ', I ff liifyff .AQ '-1 'M 'A f. x ' A ,f ' fl. - cvfu' Jw 4 :,4,4,P.fh' ' JOJA' xi ll 55 Q I .I LVM Al A Kuff O f ' -1 Lawrence D. Gal-:ard lllihlll 1.2: llllnblll l,2.,F Nllld Cholr 1.1 l: und 1.l.!.l: All-Sun Canaan l..Z.9.l: Ln- In Club 2: ltnrcolllan Sul! 3: Reporter: Club ls Senior Pluy Advert Ising ff 5 gi? v Q ,L-.jf W fs , rf. is Lmmflt Glover Russvll B blover nd l 2 Nllud Ch 1 2 SU!! CONN limi L 2 3 I Mind Choir I. 2 All County land l Joyce Giersberg Inlra-Murlll 1.2: Gllt Club l.2.3,l: F.H A 1 1 Trabluttal l..2.j,l: Glrl Scout: I.: Iowllng Club was 4af,,.:q..r.9l Ronald Ih ll I I Rlchard Ilsmacher Nancy Heath lehnll L an a G I. Z3 l Dec Conn unlor Prom S n or Pluy Pr .5 onnl N-if 'vs Edvard Ilourlgan liblll 2 3 F F K ,I X f W 0 ' W e W f . f ' Bl . .3.l: oir .: If , , ,g ,g - I - - 1.2.3 F.M.A. 1.3.1. he Club . . . : . ., . an ah k xn1l1.1.3.l J : 0 I op. ag- '- . x w ff ' S ' ?LiiM.,g.ia.. 1 - . 5. '25 gN: '--life f '. ga-lf. . , jg.. , Q M ..,, L. , K, k y .,V, V. ,K I V' Y 1 . ,, I . . , , ,K 1 nm. llll . z r.r.A. 2.3.l: . . r.r.A. A F.F.A. Bunk u ll 1.2.3 ,I fr ,xr vm Il AL, 3.1 ,.-. ' ' ...J-A ff , , , uf oxilulllxfal Robert. Hunter land 1.2J.I: Cholr l,!.!.Iz leportora Club LI: loyo Trlo I: Stete Cholr Sect. LI: County Cholr I: laeolall JN. 1.1.33 Sonlor Play Cut: Junior Prol Orch. Coal.: Sonlor lall Orch- Co-.: Siv- dont Announcer LI: State Solo Contaet I: Sonlor Play Cast Richard jones laueball l. lalltotball l. 1 3 Latln Club B I Reportore Club I Senlor Play Proportlee john U lunyon llxod Cholr 1 2 3 I Projectlon Slluld 1 2 J I Hllllttball l. 1 5 I laluball I. 2 S I Football 3 All State Soc! 3 I Stats Solo Fe ilval 3 I County Cholr I All Sian Choir I Ser-lor Ball ch C ral I Boyl Trlo I Senlor P C joan Kathryn Johnson Leaders Club I: Rayortere Club I: Glee Club 1,2 !.I: Nlxed Cholr L,2,9,I: Trnblottu l.,1J,I County Chair lz Letln Club 1.3: lntruurale 1,2 LI: Senlor Play Uaher 5-uvv'X Sally Leach Fred It Leubner -. .1 . .J . V -4 1 . ' ,V ,j . f ' Q , ' I Y, ' I J Mo - 4 I xv . . K' 1 I v' A ' ' ' - 'A E .. l I' I ,' lf' , Lf' ' ffl . . A . 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Y :mrs ww, H .X lx :gf .',' l f Q fax' - 1 5 Vfpligtx SENIOR PLAY Smarter and Smoother Maureen Daly FACULTY ADVISER STUEENT DIRECTORS Mlss Katherlne Doyle lchafd Niles joan K1nyon CAST Irls Baldwin Janet Smith Mlss Lewls Janet Frood Mrs Baldwin Helen Cllft Mr Baldwin John Klnyon Cathy Betty Sue Campion Sandy Mary Mulroy Cynthla Pat Puffet Arlene Nancy Blsho Phll Ronald Dorc ester Larry Robert Hunter Allan John Bednarskl Helen Cllft Pat Puffet Mary Mulroy Robert Hunter John Klnyon Betty Sue Campion Ronald Dorchester as vw Janet Smlth: Janet Frood: John Bednarski., Richard Nlles: Joan Klnyon. f' L. n'6fahLI'8 , IJ ., Qfl X ..... 1954 PRIZE STORY THIS IS MY HOME by joan Kinyon My name is jim Cole The one big difference between you and me is that I m what most peo ple call a nigger I know there s others of my kind in this world but I guess I just feel it a little more You see I was born and brought up in an environment where people made a living My fath er worked his own little muck farm and sold his produce in town on Monday morning Our home was nice but not any too large for the seven members of our fam: ly We all p1 tched in and help ed Mom and Dad wi th the work It was hard and tedious but when we d sing songs and tell jokes it made the work seem a lot lighter The settlement we lived in was not too big so there was just a small country school There were only five other families whose children went there and they were all black like me Our teacher was the first white person I ever really knew She was nice to all of us and kept her patience even with the ones that were real slow to catch on the time she passed me to seventh grade she seemed no different to me than my own mother en whi te people would stop at our roadside stand I never even gave them a thought But then it all happened Dad was never too strong and I guess he had been working too hard An way he had a heart attack and soon after that he died Mom lost the mortgage on the place an we went to live with her brother in the big city We all felt terrible about leaving our home and friends but we had to have some place to live We kids were thrilled at the 1dea of living in the big c1ty so we d1dn't mind but Mom well I guess she knew what ir would be like and almost every day her eyes were all red Uncle George and Aunt Nell were nice to us but it was awful crowded for the ten of them and the six of us in a 5 room house When it came time to go to bed and since there were only two double beds the littlest ones were put in bed and when they were sound asleep they were hauled out and put in a corner It ended up wi th Aunt Nell and Uncle George in one bed and Ma and a couple of the girls in the other For the first time in my life I slept on the floor and had salt pork every morning for breakfast if I was lucky I started going to high school and that is where I got my first taste of the outside world and all its filth and cruelty In the streets runny nosed, quarreling youngsters squatted in filthy gutters playing with anything and everything they found handy Whining mongrels hopped around on three battered feet gy women were sprawled in rickety chairs on their front porches At school I was even more shocked and hurt when I found out for the first time in my li fe that I was di fferent from other people I wasn t even given a chance to join wi th the rest of the crowd At 16 I was only too ready to quit school to get away from the nasty taunts of the others Nigger' Dirty black nigger Don t ya ever wash yer face nigger boy? You re always so black ' Then something happened that shouldn t have been blamed on me but it was It was a cool Saturday night late in the surrmer and I was going to treat myself to a movie I warmed a pail of water, that I had gotten from the creek behind our home in the kerosene st ove and used a bar of Ma s precious yellow laundry soap and scrubbed myself clean Then I don ned my best suit of clothes my only suit and headed for the show on Main Street The usual gang was hanging around and I had made up my mind not to even notice them After a l wasn t I just as good as they were? Then it happened' The word that told me instinctively to fight' Nigger' Nigger' Niggert' My head began to pound wi th the stea chant For a long time I stood as if in a trance and I could feel the cold sweat running own my back When I felt the blood on my forehead where where a stone had been hurled I knew there was only one thing I had to do After that the only thing I remember is seeing the body sprawled there and wondering if he was dead I hadn t meant to hit him' I just wanted to prove I was as good as anyone' It was-1 t not my fault' All these things I shouted at the two policemen as they shoved me into the squad car Another fight caused by a filthy n1gger ' Y ah they ought t stay home where they bel0ng ' All these things they said in front of me, talking as though they thought I were a dumb an zmal and couldn t understand them We pulled away from the curb and with the shrieking siren going full blast we went through my section of town Then I saw la bent and tired looking in front of our home Ma had tried to bring Us UP fight and It wasn' f her fault Itwasn t mine either But in a way it was I shouldn t have been mingling with the di fferent people on lain Street I should have been home and this was my home . . . . . . - ,, . ,, ' . . . - Q . . ' . . . . . . . . 3 . . ' ' I ' I ' ' ' ' IC ll . . . . , . , , . , . . . . ' . , . . . l . I . . ' . 9 I n 1 . - . . T . , I - . . I , . ' ' ' - . . . . . I . . poking curious noses into garbage cans in search of some nourishment. Beer-bellied men and pud- . . . . ,, I . . . . . , . . . . Q . ' . : II ' ' ' I ll D ' I , . . . , . , . D - 0 - - . , . , . . l , ' ' . fa ' ' ' I , . , . . . 9 ,, . . . ' la e I O 1 ' I . . . . . . ' O ' ' 1 - 0 , . . . ' ,, - - . . 1954 PRIZE ESSAY ONE EVENING by Catherlne Cook Am1dst the sound of bullets 1nd the exc1ted cr1es of Get that guy' I glanee at my w1teh and notxee th1t the t1me go1ng qu1Ckly The fateful hour IS drawlng near I me1n that 8 30 IS bedtzme for johnny and M1ry As soon as I get out of these ropes and get the g1g out of my mouth I w1ll m1ke them get re1dy for bed ohnny Mrry turn off the TV T1me for bed N He w1nt to w1tCh Hoppy You know Wh1t he did? He Q1ught 1 robber Ind I don t eare wh1t Hoppy dld Hurry 1nd get dressed for bed At l1st they 1re dressed 1nd rezdy for bedj W1ll you re1d us a story9 ust one? ' M1ry 1sks Well just 1 short one Then you have to go rzght to sleep I e1n 1lmost he1r th7f sllent lzugb but I proeeed to tell them 1bout some pxgs 1nd 1 wolf e fhlfd p1g 19 just 1sk1ng for brlgks to bulld hxs house when Mzry 1nterrupts I want 1 drlnk Why d1dh t you get a dr1nk before? I wasn t thlrsty before Mary 1nd I are IH the kltchen when there IS 1 loud cr1sh longer In bed I rush up the st11rs to 1nvest1p1te 1nd fxnd 1ble under 1 p11e of bedclothes I tr1ed to reach the l1ght to turn xt out Looks l1ke Why d1dn t you let me turn zt out 1fter I f1n1shed the UPSfl1fS App1rently johnny IS hxm on the floor only p1rtIy vxs 1t w1s too fir 1w1y story9 Now th1t s a good questlon By the way I don t lxke that story How 1bout rc1d1ng Tho Gun Theodore? ' After gett1ng them settled lglln I resume the story Two p1ges l1ter I look up ind see th1t they IFL f1n1l1y :sleep Off wzth the llghts 1nd d0WHSf71fS zn t1me to witch 1 good mys tery on TV The robber h1s just m1de bls get1w1y when I he1r footsteps Trying to fool me g71U, I t1kc off my shoes 1nd elzmb slowly 1nd s1lently up the sta1rs THYP on tic lxght ind fxnd ohnny wznderlng around in hxs room What IS wrong? ' I ask Are you sleepwalklngg ' No I wfs just try1ng to detxde whether to 1sk for 1 Roy Rogers gun and holster or a C1p taln Vldeo SPTLG helmet It s 1 bzg deelsl n you know All I fun szy IS th1t baby SIIIIHQ IS strenuous work Mlybe I just don t hlve the F1 t p pro 11 h ' ' ' ll II , . 1 . 1 1 IS , , ---- 1 : 1 . 1 , 1 1 . ll , ' II , 1 , . 1 . as r , A , , rl 0- f c 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 ----- ll I 1 ' II f C a I s 1 1 C 1 1 1 . lr ' A I 411 44 - 1 ar I ' f ' I o '1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 , N. 1 . :1 1 . Th . . 1 -- . . 1 .. cz , - as 1 . af ' D ' tt I ' II . 1 E 1 1. 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I I K - - , n , - N- - nn . .1. 1 . . 1 . o , . -g ,- f -g . 1 . 1 gh 11 if . 1954 PRIZE POEM MORNING GLORY by Barbara Parsons Ah' How qulet 1S the early morn' How sllent 1S the r1s1ng of the sun And sllent too the op nlng of the blooms The growlng of the trees from day to day God s handlwork Come walk w1th me along the sandy shore Before the world awakens from 1ts sleep I want to see the beauty of the lake W1thout the 1ncoherent human crles D1sturb1ng me I wonder 1f the Indlans of old Stood here to gaze and marvel at the v1ew And longed to palnt 1ts splendor as do I But no one can No man can sketch the golden warmth of sun The clear cold water lapplng at the shore The mlnnows dartlng anxlously about Or dragon flles 1n rap1d frenzled fllght Golng nowhere If every member of the human race Could stand upon thls sandy stretch of land And watch the waklng world wlth reverent awe Then all manklnd would know the love of God There would be peace A joyous calm that trlumphs over str1fe A Holy peace to soothe the soul of men As constant as the currents of the lake As normal as the crylng of the gulls As everlastlng. . , . . U 7 , . I . . , g Preserve this summer scene, for darker days U I . . , - , , , . . 1 . . . : Y 1 1 QQQQQQ CDQQ ciflrw 1:1 Q A Nr' D T Q D Y i I 1 B ' i l L L L xx I ip ' t lg t xv- cLAss 'X ll' 'Wie' '- SEATED: Janlce Ripley. Laura Parlson, Lols Bates. Hlss Luclla Brooks, Uorothy Richards, Ann Montague, Mary Frances Oberlender, Nancy STANDING: Barbara Hlllar, Hllllam Bush, Thomas Bacon, Richard Monteg, Hllllan Woodford, Stephen Hebh, John Coyne. Each year the Junior Class sells Christmas Cards. The money received is put towards the trip to New York which they will take when they are -1--1 Seniors. Despite the many activities of the class, a little time was saved for studying fourth periods in Miss Allen's and Miss Brooks' homerooms, SEATED: Clara Frost, Barbara lllas, Joseph Nolan, Mlee Jane Allan, Janes Weeks, Peter Marrls, Sandra Osborn, Theresa Horton. STANDING: Jeanette Stewart, Venn Santmler, Shlrley SchneIder,Connls Carpenter. ,Q- Fl 45 A ' s . way SEATED: Nazol Darby, Esther Sharlood, James Luklns, Ray Campbell, Phlllp Schanzla, Mazal Hurd. STANDING: Anne Sweat, Marilyn Gooden, Constance Glll, Nancy Aufflnger. Near the end of the yeor, the Juniors ordered their class rings, which they will receive when they ore Seniors. , The Prom, held in June, was mode o big success by the careful ' K pionning ond hard work of the whole class. Q' x . i5Q'ff C'1 4 Y 4 ' 'L 'H - ff KX -0 1, V' . .V - .. . 3 T 'Q .YL ' r 1' f W ' v , . JI, - '- S o 4 1 ' . v K 1 54 1 . ll I 1- , o - I SEATED: Mary Spaulding, Karan Marshfield, Mary Vldler, Eleanor McLaren, Melen Puffet, Bath Flttlng, Margaret Clarks, Mary Tompkins STANDING: Gary Larklns, Gene Seymour, Paul Snell, Richard Raymond, Barbara Parsons.'MnrlQyn Clank. o q as v tx FIRST ROW: SECOND ROV: THIRD RON FOURTH ROV FIRST ROV SECOND ROV THIRD ROH FOURTH ROV Carol Taylor, Geraldlne Austln Mary Jane Newell Hen Detwller, Madeleine Joseph. Anne Arndt Mary Lou Haney Mary Llnk Mary Hllllamson, Hlss Cleryce Perretta, Allce Burrell Fatrlcla Clark Phyllls Vlle Rosanond Brewer Marllyn Clarke, Vllllam Beerdsley, John Hoods, Mary Esther Kemm, Janlce Lattlmer, Edward LaRose, Francis Ireland Shlrley Brett, Judy Hunt Roger Haggett Jerry Ackerman James Hourlgen Hllllam Clark Charles Borte, Hayne Briggs, Alfred Buettgens, Charles Clement Edward Cornwell Donald Crysler, Peter Coyne Dolores Isgar, Sharon Hedden, Edna Manahan, Mlss Mary Jane Lawless Margaret Mathlsson, Joyce Patterson, Suzanne Spauldlng Josephlne Nelson, Peggy Hebh, Phyllis Sweet, Malora Hlll Margaret Oster, Lulse Hoffman, Carol Johnson Donna Hlse, Sally Sheridan, Sally Snow Jean Henderson Judy Speuldlng Jerry Klng, Robert Jones Thomas Karllk Edward O Shea, John Rea an Hllllem Hassett 9 Rodney Armstrong Davld Hyatt James Harkness, James Fitzgerald, Dacld Hayes Kenneth M0 .wx 355: 'QQ ,W C 'U Q5 FIRST ROV SECOND ROV THIRD ROV FOURTH ROV FIFTH ROV FIRST ROV SECOND ROV THIRD ROV FOURTH ROV FIFTH ROV y... Eduard Hardanburg John Flttlng, John Doust Edward Cryslen Cody Bartlett Barbara Freeborn Judy Gllbo, Florence Frost Katherlne Gleason, Hlss Charlotte Smlth Mary Brantls, Sarah Hohl lancy Puffet Dor othy Crysler Penny Vhltson, Mary Ellen Hayward, Beverly Valburgsr Nancy Christensen, Falth Plumpton Mary Bauder, Betty Ann Fltzgerald Margaret Hawklns Mary Jean Campbell Kay Greenway Dlana DesGrosellIers Vllllam Morgan, Darryl Schmuchmler Arthur McManue James Kavney Dlane Pelchy Beverly Muldoon, Selly Sherldan Vesley Brennemen Paul Hourlgan Robert Schneider George Oberlonder, Kenneth Mace Vayne Brown Hugh Norris Theodore Eeterguard Sally Thompson Mancy Vaynal, Patrlcla Stopyro, Carol Bednerskl, Suzan Sawtell Joanne Sennett, klns Suzanne lonemaker, Judy Tlfenburg, Susan Parry rlcla Mclelly Thomas Lathrop, Vllllam Glover, Arden Campbell Mlchael Llnk Janes Burke Joseph Delaney, Joel Snell Robert Carol Clos Betty Hard Janlce Prue, Mlss Mary Barrett, Emma Frost, Shlrley VGGIKSIPMVICII IIICIKSILINUB IDV Julla Rice, Mr Stephen Mathe Katherlne Kline, Doris Sherwood, Beverly House, Pa Veyne Ryan Ronald Veeks John Leach Paul Martln, Vllllam McLaren Vllllam Sweeney MecManus John Lacey Carl Thorpe, James Schuyler, Vllllam Hassett, James Kershaw L ef ALI 'f If .. ll I ,I f EQ 4 L - II., I 4 K I ' ' 5 S 2 s , , I I L Q, ' gif I M . ' M I- If K, , nw N I W .- 3 ' X I I ' We 4 ,9 4 - I 4 I V ,I f Q ,X N I ' V , 1 . . . : I I , I ' - : I I I , . 5 I I I I I I : ' ' ' I I I ' : . I I I I ' : . - I 1' : I I . I . 1 I I I I I Q S , 1- I -Q . D- I .V e I 4 'mm I W 7, We z ' I. .X , q , EI gp ' ti f lsr' . s , . Q V Q . 'V Y II. A T I v- FIRST ROV SECOND ROV THIRD ROH FOURTH ROV FIFTH ROV FIRST ROV THIRD ROV FOURTH ROV FIFTH ROH bw. Q- Charles Ormon Hllbur Grey, Archle Helen Rounds Theresa Clark, Dorls Harllyn Lader Allce Off. Nancy Hamllivn. C0nStanCe Greenway. Dlana Ryan, Judy Patrlck Frances Sevler, Valorle Nolan, Nancy Mace, Margaret Newell Ellen Helch Sally Weeks Mary Llnda Hayes, Beverly Cethers Hlnlfred Goodfellou, Dexter Barweld Thomas Llnsky. John Fltzgorald Charles Kurtz, GeorgeSev Helen MacLeod Earl Amldon, Glen Seeley Michael Plumpton,Fred Grels, Fred Sevler, Charles Martlneau, Stanley Latz Paul McCleery Ronald Grennel Beare, Federlck Mohr, Rayne Norrls, Donald Benson Lounsbury. Madge Hawley, Mrs Harguerlte Ryan, Elle Jane Amldon Sa y Huff Eunlce Rozelle Dorothy Davles, Marjorie McLaughlin ler Anne Gllmore. Vlrglnla Martln EIGHTH GRADE John Seymour Donald Vldler Devld Rood, Davld Monteg Thomas Schreck Dolores Ramsden Janet Elbert Margaret Murphy, Susan Leach Audrey Vlle Annette Klnyon Dorothy Johnson Nlne Vlncent Elma Townsend Agatha Sant mler Judlth Dense Llnda Armstrong Gall Hamacher Sally Sherlden, Betty Sue Collard Hllllam Tallman Hehb Bartz Kenneth Fltts, Mart Rener Hayne Norrls Sharon Loo mls Melissa Christensen Bonnle Roblnson Carollne Smlth P u Goldlng Vllllem Kelly Danlel Kllcoyne Vllllem Reus John weeks Hllllam Luklns John Slaskl Rlchard Borte Elmer Luk ns K jft V fy A 3, aa 4 A x l - 5 if I .1 s , , I , , I f is 3 , .5 25 ,, N w : . . , ll .' , 1 V I I . . - 5 n I n . . - SECOND ROD: Arlene Hllson, Maureen Ferguson, Patrlcla 0'Brlen, June Rozelle, Mrs. Florence Smlth, Joan Ramsden, Irene Hoodford, Jo Anne Haters, : ' . 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J, X 1 1 H L 0 Q- Q' ta 41: FIRST ROH SECOND ROW THIRD ROV FOURTH ROV FIFTH ROV FIRST ROH SECOND ROW THIRD ROH FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROV Nl in S5 Robert Heath Vllllam O Brlen Larry Lyons, Edward Pelchy Vernon Bush Harry Smlth Vlrglnla Stone Betsy Isgar, Margo Doust Eleanor Klng Mlss Zora Coxa Irma Dodrlll Nelda HISChlBF Jane Cornwell Glorla Horsford Barbara Lattlmer Jean HacAlllster, Betty Brlggs Jane Leach, Karen Kllcoyne, Jeanne Abend Barbara Newell Judlth Hhaley Jo Ann Schultz Jana Kurtz Edward Coleman Thomas Dlllon, James Qulnn John Valentine, Lynn Madden, Edward Vrught John Hyatt James Brenneman,Sam uel Murphy Patrlcla Vhlte Carl Horsford John Tallman, Hllllam Case Lloyd Tompson,Harman Burnwall Robert Tompklns Paul Campbell Joseph Thorpe SEVENTH GRADE Ronald Amldon, Joseph Holf Rlchard Crysler, Vllllam 0 Hara, Jerry Harkness Cralg Detwllar, Lee Scamp Jeanette Beldlng Alberta Lounsbury Judlth Woodford, Mlss Katherlna Doyle Mrs Katharine Arthur, Llnda Nonemaker Carolyn Brown Betty Darby Marlon Benson Myrna McDemlc Janet Chllds Nancy Baker, Dale Saltell, Joan Klnne Margaret Hyatt Jeanette Sevler Joan Radway James McNally Edward Hassett Frank Guenthner Pamela Vhlte Nancy Alford Suzanne Hengel Janet Hall John Bauder, Thomas Kershaw Jean Allan, James Bates Paul Sherldan, Hllllam Halter Charles Hettlnger, Robert Burns, Richard Karllk Rlchard Weeks Gordon Hayes Norman Vhltson Nell Raymond I uv Q, f . l I A I I , . - - - . . . . - . . . . . . . . . : . . . - . : . . . ' . . , . 2 . . . . . . : , ' , . I . . . - . . 3 1 . . I . . . 5 . 1 . . . 3 C ' I N 4 5 2 o my ' ' ' W K ' 4 0 s T E M ' , - f , I ' . 4 . 6 A. Q , V W ' 9' . . ' A I 4 f if 721 f. eg JH c tl 'R ' I ,A I I 1 I l y. '-M A L..-I lf. 1 'wg FQ Jn k , -V ilk' J' 0 35, ' I --.- A1, , ...,, 1455 , 'BN s Fa - 1 23 3: ' I it A 5 , 1 W Sw Cf: v1flC5 2. ,- 1 fl JN x al' 'Z Q 1 'X f' ly ' xx- , O C 1 ' il SEATED Robert Tompkins Mary Tompkins John Coyne John Bednarskn Mlss Betty Sullivan Judlth Pelchy David Rood Paul Campbell STANDING Margaret Hebb, John Hoods Raymond Campbell Fred Mensa Robert Snyder Hllllam Ghent Stephan Hebb Martha Woodford Mary Campbell ln June, l953 the lunnor and yea r President Vlce Presldent Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL sennor hugh school elected the follownng student cou ncll offucers for John Bednarskl Judy Pelchy John Coyne the l953 54 school Two annual events whnch the Councnl sponsors the Hallowe en party October 3l and an auctuon of unclaumed artlcles nn the Lost and Found March l9 were carrled off wnth great success thus year The mann attractuons of the Halloween party were Blngo and amateur show cuder and doughnuts and danclng Robert Hunter, Harvey Sanderson and Bull Ghent served as auctloneers at the auctxon A plan to welcome new students to MCS was adopted by the Student Councll These new members of our student body are to be guven a free tucket to our fnrst home game and a map of the school to help them to get ocquaunted and feel ot ease : . . . '. . . . - I s n n n u n r ' , - Secretary ...............................................................,......... . .... . ........... Sally Sheridan , . , F I I - I I ' I 4 SEATED Judlth Pelchy Anna Bornler Eleanor Borte Mlss Charlotte Smlth Julla Chapman Martha Woodford Mary Mulroy Joan Klnyon Jana! Sm ith STANDING John Coyne Mary Tompklna Ellzabath Flttlng John Badnarskl Barbara Parsons Nancy Newstand Anne Sweet NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Ncmonal Honor Socnety IS a natuon wa e organ o I948 leadership and charocter The Marcellus chapter of thus society was organuzed nn servuce Each year fuve per cent of the sensor class and ten per cent of the junior class are elected to the socuety by the members of the faculty Mlss Chorlott Smnth of the Cntlzenshnp Educatlon Department IS the faculty odvlser for thus group ' ' ' ' - 'd iz tion, founded in l92l for the purpose of encouraging scholarship, fWX KNEELING Janlce Rlpley Dorothy Rlchards Esther Sherwood Lols Bates FIRST ROV Karen Marshfield Mary Spaulding Margaret clerk Judlth Pelchy Mary Mulroy Martha Woodford Laurle Parlson, Constance Carpenter Patrlcla Puffet SECOND ROV Ellzabeth Flltlng Mary Vldler Barbara Mlller Constance Gull Mlss Zora Coxe Anne Bernler Anne Sweet Jeannette Stewart Janet Frood THIRD ROV Allca Frost Shlrley Schnelder Helen Puffet Mary Frances Oberlender Nancy Newstead Joan Klnyon, Barbara Parsons Marllyn Gooden Mary Tompklns Sandra Osborn Eleanor Borte FOURTH ROV Julla Chapman Eleanor McLaren Marilyn Clark Kathleen Helch Halen Snell Ann Montague Theresa Horton Sally Leach, Carol McLar en Joan Palen CHI ALPHA MU Chu Alpha Mu was organuzed to help hugh school gurls develop charm socual graces, responsubuluty and servuce to the school To be eluguble for membershup a gurl must have at least a B average at the begunnung of her uunuor year or C average by the second semester of her uunuor year At these tumes both a formal and unformal unutuatuon are held The gurls also have o Chrustmas party and each gurl brungs a gntt to be sent to some hosputal Annually the members guve a tea for theur mothers and teachers They also sponsor a sports banquet for the boys who partucupate un athletucs and for the cheerleaders Thus year, the gurls sponsored a Sock Hop on Saunt Patruck S Day March l7 To tunance these and any other actuvutues, there are annual dues and refreshments are sold at the home games durung the basketball season Muss Zora Coxe us the faculty advuser for thus group The ottucers are Presudent Mary Mulroy Vuce Presudent Martha Woodford Correspondung Secretary Janet Smuth Treasurer Catherune Cook Assustant Treasurer Anne Sweet Faculty Advuser Muss Zora Coxe 1 Recording Secretary .....,.,................,....,..........,.... .. ..,......................,.,... Judy Pelchy FIRST ROV Betty Bush Patrlcla Puffet Janlce Rlpley Laura Parison Margaret Clarke Mlss Katharlne E Doyle Mary Mulroy Rlchard Nlles,Mrs George Arthur Allce Frost Eleanor Borta Constance Carpenter Karen Marshfield Mary Spauldlng SECOND ROV Lols Bates Judy Pelchy Dorothy Rlchards Martha Woodford Carol McLaren Allce Sherman Joan Johnson Helen Snell Marllyn Vldler Janet Smlth Halan Puffet Marllyn Clark Joan Palen Jane Schnelder THIRD ROV Theresa Horton Eleanor McLaren Beth Flttlng Ann Montague Anne Bernlar Barbara Parsons Joan Klnyon Nancy Hewstead HelenClIft Constance Glll, Janet Frood Jeanette Stewart Mary Vldler FOURTH ROV Stephen Webb Larry Gerrard Danlel Collins Robert Hunter Harvey Sanderson Ronald Dorchester Halter Scharer Hllllam Ghent John Coyne REPORTERS CLUB ln the past, school news has been publushed weekly ln the Observer under the tltle, l:C.l-lOl:5 FROM Tl-lt HALL5 Ol- MCS Thus year however the Reporters Club composed of 45 junnors and sensors gathered and edlted news for a new school paper As the result of a contest, the name The Spotlight was chosen for the paper The furst Issue came out on January I5 and since then has been sold every other Frlday for five cents The club meets every Monday noon when assngnments are glven out to the reporters The elght page paper consists of a sports page, an edltornal wrltten by some member of the club a column called How About That, wrutten by the editor and the co edltor the Inqulrung Reporter a column Called Getting to Know You, containing Interviews, alumnn news, club news and grade news Mass Doyle and Mrs Arthur are co advlsers of the club Edntor nn chief Rnchard Nnles Co edltor Mary Mulroy Secretary Martha Woodford Boys Sports Edutors Steven Webb Larry Garrord Music News Joan Kanyon Vocatlonal News Robert Hunter Grgde News Eleanor Borte Artlgts Barbara Parsons Janet Frood Chsef Typlsts Patrlcla Puffet, Anne Bernler l : . . . . . - . . . . . . . - I : . . . . . . . . . . . . - I I e n I e 1 I o I I ' 1 . . . . . . . . U . I I I . . . I . ' ll - II - - - 1 ll . ll - - - ll - - ll I I - I I ,, . ,, . t . - . . I v --................................--....---............. I Girls' Sports Editor ,..,.. . ......................... . .........,....,,.,....,........................,. Judy Pelchy PROJECTION SQUAD i wwe'-fn.s U: tn Vx 1M2S5?!f'7V 'V'YH ' . H U .. ' -gl--uni -' .. , J - ' nanuuuuu fl . . I M K hw 2 V C . I gf .. f ' , . ' I ' 1 0 . llniln luuln-mann:-u I . 1 , , - . M i . rv 4 , ' , '-'--u-.-.,,,,,Q.. -'Mew--fame, ' V. , -v - 6. X n - , i , ll y , :J , , A , I SEATED Margaret Murphy Vllhur Gray Vllllam Tallman Charles Orman, Hlll am 0 Brlen Lee Scamp John Valentine John Fitting Jean Mander son Myrna McDemlc STANDING Robert Travls Vllllam Ghent, Thomas Lathrop Russell Snell Edward Cornwell Kenneth Miner, Eugene Rowland Paul Snell Joseph Nolan Alfred Buettgem John Klnyon John weeks John McMan Darryl Schmuckmler Geraldine Austin, Mr Robert Hood CAMERA CLUB SEATED Katherine Hnlsh Lulse Hoffman Shlrley Schneider Nancy Halstead Kenneth Mlner Mr Hllllan Tallman Mary Spaulding STANDING Marllyn Gooden Phyllis Sweet Anne Sweet Barbara Palsons Fred Hense Alfred Buettgens Rlchard Montag Janlce Lattlmer Mary Fran ces Obsrlender, Geraldine Austln PAN AMIGOS ff SEATED Esther Sherwood Richard Hlles, Mary Frances Oberlender Mlss Claryce Perretta, Mary Jane Campbell Constance Carpenter Mary Mulr STANDING John Reagan Jeanette Stewart Barbara Parsons Harvey Sanderson, Marllyn Gooden Francis Ireland Eleanor Borte FIRST ROH SECOND ROH THIRD ROV FOURTH ROV FIFTH ROV FIDELES FAMILIARES Q- Joanne Sennett, Lois Bates. Karen Marshfleld, Mary Hulroy, Alice Frost Mary Llnck Mlss Mary Barrett, Sharon Hedden Eleanor Borte Suzanne Spaulding Mary Spa uldlng Marllyn Clarke Shlrley Schnelder, Sandra Osborn, Sally Sheridan Judy Tlfenburg Sally Sherldan, Margaret Oster, Janet Frood Lulse Hoffman Nancy Newstead, Constance GIII, Janlce Latlmer Nancy Chrlstensen Anne Sweet Susan Parry Judy Hunt Suzanne Honemaker, Penny Hhutson Vllllam Clark Robert Hunter, Joan Klnyon Ronald Dorchester Davld Hyatt,Theresa Hor ton Julla Chapman Phyllls Sweet Hllllam Morgan, Stephen Hebb Rlchard Jones, John Coyne, John Flttlng A. .I L' : .' . . . Ov- 1 . . . . . - . 1 V Q 'a A v 1 , 9 1 1 , . ly gi , ,- I ' I : ' , ' . I . . . . . - 1 . . . . . . -- I . . I . . ' . , . : , . FIRST RON Mary Tonpklns Eugene Rlce Ann Bernler Carol Taylor SECOND ROV Davld Hyatt Patrlcla Puffet Julla Rlce Janlce Rlpley Emma Frost Kelth Brown THIRD ROH Beth Flttlng Ann Montague Mary Howell Richard Raymond Katherine Kllne Robert Hunter Mary Frances Oberlender Geraldlne Austln Marllyn Gooden FOURTH ROV Hayne Ryan Joyce Thompson John Hoods Francis Ireland Rlchard Hlles Joyce Patterson Harvey Sanderson FIFTH ROH Betty Sue Camplon Han Detwllar Phyllls Vlle Theodore Esterguard Hllllan Morgan Ann Gilmore BATON THIRLERS Patrlcla Hlcks Jeanette Stewart BAND This past year the Band has been very actlve Durung the summer of l953 the marching Band partuclpated ln parades ln Marcellus on Memornal Day and on Labor Day In Skaneateles where they captured fnrst prnze for the snxth successive year They also marched at Onondaga l-lull wnnnlng flrst pruze for the second tume un 2 years The Concert Band traveled to Baldwnnsvulle for the County Festlval Apnl 2 and Pulaskl for the State Contest May 7 and 8 On May l3 and l4 the Band partlclpated In the lannuall Sprung Concert Besudes these annual events the Band played ln Lincoln Audutoruum March 4 for a Safety Conventlon and twnce an the War Memornal for the State School Board Conventnon and for a Nats Knlckerbockers game Aprll 9 several ensembles consustlng of members of the Band went to Weedsport as part of an exchange assembly The MCS student body enjoyed the flrst half of the exchange when Weedsport bandmembers presented an excellent program of music March I9 an our audntorlum Joan Knnyon was chosen to partlcupate nn the All State Band under the durectnon of Nuto W Hovey Several bandmembers took part nn tne All County Band under the dxrectuon of Mr Wnlluam Groelung They were Keuth Brown Julla Chapman Clara Frost Lawrence Garrard Russell Glover Davud Hyatt Joan Knnyon Kenneth Mace Eleanor McLaren Patrucua McNally Harvey Sanderson Walter Scharer Salley Sherldan Suzanne Spauldnng Mary Tompknns Robert Travls Donald Watkuns and Dale Wuse A very successful party March I9 was enjoyed by all the band and Mr Groelnng baked a cake especually for the occasuon Durlng the year a cornet tno and a clannet double quartet were orgamzed thus group entertalned on vanous occasuons Carol Johnson led the Marchung Band as drum majorette Four accompllshed baton twurlers asslsted her They were Patrncla Hucks Helen Puffet Jeanette Stewart and Audrey Vnle I 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 I 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . , . 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 - 1 - , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - , . 1 L 1 - FIRST ROV Theresa Horton, Patrlcla Mclally Kay Halsh. Beverly Muldoon SECOND ROV Paul Goldlng Llnda Armstrong, Nancy Christensen James Harkness Annette Klnyon Joan Klnycn THIRD ROH Clara Frost Julla Chapman Eleanor McLaren, Gene Seymour Jerry Ackerman Charles Clement Robert Travls Larry Gerrard Dale Hnse FOURTH ROV Arthur McManus Glenn Sealey, Suzanne Spaulding Sharon Heddon Edward Crysler Thomas Karllk Robert Jones Donald Hatklns neth Hace Russell Glover Halter Scharer BAND Officers of the band and members of the executlve committee are as follows Sectuon leaders Presndent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer lst Clarlnefs 2nd Clornnets 3rd Clarlnefs Bass Clarlnets and Horns lst Corners 2nd Corners 3rd Comets Bantones Basses Trombones Percussion Saxophones Joan Kanyon Walter Scharer Clara Frost Mary Tompkuns Carol Taylor Ann Montague Rnchard Nnles Clara Frost Dale Wlse Jerry Ackerman Donald Watknns John Woods Harvey Sanderson Walter Sharer Betty Sue Carnplon , . . . . . - . . . . . . FIFTH ROV Carol Johnson,'Audrey Vlle, Helen Puffet, Mr. Hllllam Groellngz Director, Haney Hamilton, Margaret Mathleson, Vlrglnla Martin Ken . . - Flutes and Oboes .......,,.... , ............................. . .,............................... .Theresa Horton FIRST ROM Karen Marshfleld Susan Sawtell Laura Parlson Constance Carpenter Mary Vllllanson Lola lates Janlce Prue Marllyn Clark Pat rlcla Clark Mary Llnck Carol Bednarskl Nancy Puffet Mary Spaulding Dorothy Chrysler Barbara Freehorne Dlanne DesGrosellIers Allce Burrell Margaret Webb Shlrley Schnelder Jean Henderson Joanne Sennett Esther Sherwood Sally Sher ldan Marllyn Clarke Judy Munt Sally Snow Susan Perry Selly Brenneman Kathleen Welch Margaret Hawklns Helen Snell Beverly Haldhurger Helen Puffat Joyce Glersherg Beverly House Delores Isgar Sally Thompson Sandra Osborn Dlane Pelchy Dorothy Rich ard: Mancy Heath Edna Manahan Madelalne Joseph Mlss Jean Rowell Director SECOND ROV THIRD ROV Mary Bauder Mary Esther Kamm Margaret Oster Phyllls Sweet Anne Sweet lancy Aufflnger Vena Santnler Betty Ann Fltz erald Su zanna lonenaker Dona Vlse Mary Ellen Hayward Falth Plumpton lancy lewstaad Carol Johnson Barbara Parsons Helen C lft Con stance Glll Janlce Latimer Mancy Blshop Jeanette Stewart Mary Vldler Joan Johnson Carol McLaren Martha Voodford Mary Jane Canpbell Penny Hhltson Daurlce Carpenter Mancy Vaynal GLEE CLUB The Glee Club us composed of 76 hugh school gurls who meet every Tuesday and Thursday under the durectuon of Muss Rowell The accompanusts are Marilyn Clark and Vuctorua Morroco the Buble between numbers by the group The soloists were Edna Manahan Janet Smith and Martha Woodford On March 6 several students from Marcellus participated un the County Chour at Fayetteville The chour was made up of lO4 hugh school pupils from Onondaga County and was durected by Muss Jean Rowell The club journeyed to Baldwunsvulle Aprul 2 to loun un the County Musuc Festival They also sang at the annual Sprung Concert whuch was held May I3 and I4 On May I5 the group entered the State Contest at West Wunfueld Among the numbers that the Glee Club us working on are, My Heart is a Silent Vuolun Moonbeams Why Do l Love You Poor Puerrot ' and To Thee We Sung There are several small ensembles mainly chosen from Glee Club personnel that entertain at school and community functions They are TREBLELETTES Nancy Bushop Sally Brenneman Helen Cluft Joyce Guersberg Joan Johnson Joan Kinyon Janet Smith Kathleen Welch Martha Woodford RHYTHMAIRES Lous Bates Beth Futtung Constance Gull Marllyn Gooden Barbara Parsons Esther Sherwood Shirley Schneider Mary Spauldung Jeanette Stewart KEY NOTES Geraldine Austin Duana Hucks Luuse Hoffman Carol Johnson Mary Esther Kamm Edna Manahan Joyce Patterson Suzanne Spauldung Mary Wulluamson CHORALETTES Ca rol Bedna rsku Dianne Des Grossel uers Betty Ann Futzgerald Patrucua Hucks Nancy Puffet Susan Parry Duane Pelchy Faith Plumpton Penny Whutson As a part of the Christmas program, the girls presented the Cantata, Bethlehem. John Kinyon read selections from FIRST RON Mr Joseph Centrone Director, Judlth Spauldlng Patrlcla Puffet Mary Hllllanson, Joyce Patterson Lols Bates Margaret Mathelson Madellne Joseph, Sandra Osborn Esther Sherwood, Edna Manahan Dorothy Rlchards Man Detwller Dlane DesGroeellIera Suzanne Spaul dlng Mary Spauldlng, Carol Bednarskl SECOND ROV John Bednarakl Shlrley Schnelder Marllyn Clarke Suzanne lonemaker, Martha Woodford, Joan Johnson, Marllyn Gooden Susan Parry Jeanette Stewart Mary Esther Kenn, Sally Sherldan Kathleen Helch, Sally Brennenan, Theresa Horton Marllyn Clark Judlth Hunt Gere dlne Aust n THIRD ROV Hllllam Buah Lawrence Gerrard Francie Ireland, Stephen Hebb, Ellzabeth Flttlng Betty Ann Fltzgerald, Falth Plumpton Lulaa Hoff man, Nancy Iewatead Joan Klnyon, Carol Johnson, Barbara Parsons, Janlce Latlmer, Nancy Blehop, Done Hlse, John Coyne, Hllllam M Laren, Peter Coyne FOURTH ROV Gene Seymour Edward Cornwell, Davld Hyatt, Raymond Campbell Rodney Armstrong Ronald Dorchester Robert Hunter, Davld Hayes, Har vey Sanderson, Wllllam Munro Paul Snell Eugene Rowland, Halter Scherer, James Hourlgan, Hllllam Ghent, John Klnyon, Kalth Brown MIXED CHOIR In December of l953 the group presented a Chrmstmas Cantata under the drrectlon of Mrs Irene McQueeney ln January Mrs McQueeney left and Mr Joseph Centrone loaned the organnzatlon as the director On Apnl 2 l954 the cholr went to Baldwmsvllle where they partlcnpated In the County Festival Busy days followed as the group prepared for the annual Sprmg Concert to be presented May I3 and I4 To fnnush a successful and enloyable year the gurls and boys journeyed to West Wnnfueld on the fnfteenth of May to partnclpate un the State Contest The highest honor a vocal music student can achneve as to be chosen to sung nn the All State Chour and the Mnxed Cholr was fortunate enough to have two of Its members chosen John Klnyon and Harvey Sanderson The Mixed Cholr also sent several of nts members to the County Chonr whnch met at Fayetteville Manllus Hugh School under the dlrectlon of Mnss Rowell The partncnpants were Mary Wlllnamson, Janet Smnth Martha Woodford Barbara Parsons John Klnyon Harvey Sanderson and Bob Hunter 2 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 ' 1 C' 1 3 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . . . 1 1 ' , . . . , , 1 1 1 - FUTURE u-uoMEMAKuzuzs uf ' ,Tl FIRST ROV Judlth Spauldlng Mary Vldler Daurlce Carpenter Hrs Dorls Maclntyre Jane Schneider Helen Snell Karen Marshfield SECOND ROV Eleanor McLaren Marllyn Gooden Margaret Oster Ann Montague Anne Bernler Helen Cllft Janet Frood Mary Frances Oberlender The resa Horton THIRD ROV Sandra Osborn Helen Puffet Jean Henderson Barbara Hlles Sally Snow Julla Chapman Joyce Glersbarg Sally Thompson Margaret Math leaon Lo I s Bates FOURTH ROV Clara Frost Constance Carpenter Margaret Clarke Phyllis Vlle Haney Heath Allce Frost Eleanor Borta Laura Parleon Mary Mul roy Hazel Darby FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The members of the Future Homemakers of Ameruca hold meetungs every second and fourth Monday of the month Thus organuzatuon us open to uunuor and senuor gurls or sophomores mauorung un homemakung At Chrustmos tume a dunner was held and each gurl brought a funny guft to exchange The Chapter Mother Mrs Wulluam Schneuder and Honorary Member Muss Heffernan were the guests of honor at thus dunner To rause money for thus and other purposes dues are paud annually and food sales are sponsored The offucers of thus group are Presudent Jane Schneuder Vuce Presudent Douruce Carpenter Secretary Mary Vudler Treasurer Helen Snell Faculty Advuser Mrs Dorus Maclntyre SAFETY PATROL As an outgrowth of a duscussuon un the Cutuzens Club the Safety Patrol was establushed Thus organuzatuon uncluded young boys and women from the town who volunteered theur servuces Each mornung before school durung the noon hour and after school dusmussal these people were seen durectung traffuc at the busy untersectuons un Marcellus THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of Ameruco have been very actuve durung the school term l953 l954 The members enuoyed a very busy year durung whuch they took many fueld trups for the purpose of uncreasung theur knowledge of farmung ln the early part of the year the boys spent a day at Hutchung s Apple Farm where they learned a great deal about the dufferent methods of rausung apples On March 25 some of the uunuor and senuor boys went to Cornell and attended lectures demonstratuons and exhubuts on farmung prouects The elected offucers for l953 l954 are as follows Presudent Francus Vule Vuce Presudent Paul Seeley Secretary Ed Hourugan Treasurer Tom Karluk Reporter Peter Harrus Sentunel Fred Hense : . . . - . . . - Z I 1 n 9 9 u 1 1 ' : - . . . . . . . . , . : . - . . . . . . - , . . , . u u u - , . .....-.T....T. , . - u , . u . u - u , . .Alla V , ..,'-' WM 'V 'rykt 'M .. SEATED Lois Bates, Barbara Parsons, Jeanette Stewart, John Coyne, Nancy Newsteed, Elizabeth Fitting, Sandra Osborne, Constance Carpenter. STANDING Mary Tampklns, Mary Frances Oberlender, Stephen Webb, Eleanor HacLaren, Ann Montague, Theresa Horton, Ann Sweet, William Bush, Helen . M ' ' e e e . . . . . S I V . . bell l ' . I . . ' . 1 . . . Puffet Laura Paruson MARCE LLIAN TYPISTS SEATED Hazel Darby Janlce Rlply Margaret Clarke Barbara Niles Clara Frost STANDING Shlrley Schneider Vene Santmler Constance Gull Mary Vldler Marilyn Clark MARCELLIAN STAFF Edntor In Chief Business Manager Assistant Edltor Assistant Editor Class Edntors Sports Editors ACLIVITISS Editors Literary Editor Photography Editor Advertising Manager Buslness Assistants ClFCUl81l0F Manager John Coyne Nancy Newstead Beth Fittsng J an tt Stewart Theresa Horton, Laura Parlson Steve Webb, Mary Tompklns Bull Bu F, Mary Spaulding Anne Sweet Eleanor McLaren Barbara Parsons Ann Montague Peter Harrus Ray Camp Loss Bates Sandra Osborn 5 Xx flpi kyd sw Vw .2 ,. W X if +7 1 f lufj tis, ' X I: is ' 'U xg-. or 5 FIRST ROV Hllllun Bush Devld Rood het boy Edward 0 Shea SECOIID ROV Ray Campbell James Thorpe Joseph 0 Brlen John Bednerskl John Coyne Hllllem Ghent Helter Scherer Hllllem Clark THIRD ROH Coach George Arthur Thomas Mill Edward Greenway Ronald Dorchester James Heeks Philip Schanzle Devld Olmsted Hllllnm Grehem l953 BASEBALL Marcellus opened nts l953 baseball season at home on Aprnl 30 wlth a smashmg 24 I wln over Warners In qunck successnon Marcellus downed the forces of Skaneateles Splut rock Elbrudge and Jordan Then wlth the Western League Championship almost wlthm thelr grasp a heartbreaking loss to Camullus was suffered David Olmsted lcatchlng ln place of lnyured Bull Ghentl batted an Impressive 500 and won a place on the Western All Stars Other letter wnnners were Pltchers Edward OShea t3 ll and Phnllp Schanzle l2 Ol flrst baseman Ron Dor chester, second baseman Walt Scharer and Mickey Coyne thlrd baseman, Bull Graham Ball Bush, shortstop, Joe O Brlen, Tum Hull and Ray Campbell The team wlll muss Bull Graham Davld Olmsted Joe O Brlen and Ed Greenway who were araduated nn l953 x I . . - . . . - , . - . . . . . . - - 3 n n a n u n - 0 I I 1 - I , . 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I 1 , - Wi' --Q, FIRST ROW Gerald Klng John Bednarskl John Hoods Jerry Ackerman Arden Campbell Hllllan Bush James Thorpe SECOND ROW Coast George Arthur Fred Grels Davld Hayes Ray Campbell Mayne Brlggs James weeks Ronald Dorchester James Luklns James Hark ness Rlchard Hontag FOOT BALL The 53 football season opened here on October 2 agalnst Warners In the mndst of a drlvlng ralnstorm The sheets of wand blown raln effectlvely slowed the ground attacks of both teams and made aerlal work lmposslble However Marcellus broke through the mud and Warners defense twnce before the half but could not convert euther point after touchdown and led I2 O at the end of two quarters On the second play of the thlrd quarter Walt Scharer the team s captam broke has collarbone and had to stay out of actlon for the remainder of the season The team began to mlss Walt rught away as Warners scored twuce and tied up the game I2 I2 and as It was now so wet nobody could score the game ended In a tue A heavy more expenenced Elbrndge team handed Marcellus nts flrst loss 32 8 The next game was played at home under the Inghts wnth the marchung band guvnng a half tlme concert Jerry Ackerman seemed to be msplred by the band or perhaps the flashy frre baton twlrlers for he proceeded to score four touchdowns John Woods then got the fever and galloped down the fleld 65 yards and another touchdown Jordan managed to score 22 pounts mostly dunng the last half but to no avall as Marcellus won 30 22 Camnllus then proceeded to have a fleld day at Marcellus' expense, In splte of John Woods' I8 ponnt effort, and won 65 I8 FIRST ROV Hllllam Kelly, Paul Martln, Vllllam Hassett, Hlllllh bwoeney. James Kavney, Joseph Delaney, John Flttlng SECOND ROV Davld Hyatt, Hllllam Glover, Thomas Karllk, Kenneth Mace, Ronald Heels, Robert Schneider, Byron Adams, James Hcurlgan, Coach Hathe ,V 'Q ls' I K KI? .. V K R i . ,X I 1 A u 1 1 I s ' 3 I n 1 1 1 r n u v ' , . , . . . . . . , . 1 . . . I . , . . ' ' 1 1 - I . 1 1 ' - - A I - I l . ' 1 1 Western h Coach Arthur and the boys of the Vars- ity Basketball Squad have made this season one which will be long remembered, for not only did they bring ome the Western Di- vision Championship, they were also unde- feated in all twelve regular season games. The team opened the regular season at home on December 4th b smashing Warners Elbridge, jordan, and Skaneatelesfollowed Warners to defeat. Marcellus then beat Split Rock and gained a hold on first place which was never relinquished. Leafue- leading Marcellus now met once defeate Ca- millus and had to win to retain first place Camillus almost won the game with a fourth quarter splurge but Walt Scharer's 3 point play, with less than one minute left in the game, swung the balance in Marcellus' favon Marcellus again pulverized Warners to commence the second half of the season. Elbridge was the next team to fall before the we l balanced offense and polished de- fense of the Marcellians. jordan was de- feated by 13 points, Skaneateles by 21 and Split Rock by 17 as Marcellus extended its winning streak to eleven games chinching the Western Championship. Only one hurdle now remained before the completion of the first undefeated regular season in Marcel- lus basketball history. At six o'clock of the game night the Ca- millus Gym bulged with spectators, at eight the game began. Marcellus accelerated quickly and at the end of the lst quarter had snowed under the Camillus squad 21-12. In the fourth quarter, however, Camillus led 42-40 but john Bedharski slipped thru scored, and Marcellus went ahead 42-41- Camillus then lost the ball and jim Weeks sank the closing basket. Bill 4. 2 Q 5 John Bednarskl Ghent Ron Weeks Bill Clark F Bill Bush Steve Webb Champions OZ . fa... FLG Marcellus won the first game of the Coungy Playoffs defeating jordan with a thir quarter comeback, sparked by Bill Ghent. Hefty Lim Weeks scored 47 points, to set a new arcellus scoring rec- ord. In the second game of the playoffs the team suffered its only setback in 15 starts losing to Camillus, in a rough and le contest, by 8 points. Seven men will be lost from the team this year. They are: john Bednarski, Ron Dorchester, Bill Ghent, John Kinyon, Walt Scharer, jim Weeks and y Vile. Marcellus 50 Warners 29 67 Elbridge 58 57 jordan 48 67 kaneateles 33 69 Split Rock 57 48 Camillus 47 71 Warners 50 86 Elbridge 64 83 jordan 70 54 Skaneateles 33 61 Split Rock 44 46 Camillus 43 Playoffs Marcellus 93 jordan 73 39 Camillus 47 Pre-season krcellus 53 B' Ville 48 Leading Scorers games Weeks 297 on Dorchester 269 C Vile 104 Wilt Scharer 102 john Bednarski 92 Nr'.1.I FIRST ROV Jerry Ackerman Rlchard Hanuacher John Reagan Eduard La Rose John Hoods John Coyne Rlcherd Thorpe Coach Maths SECOIID ROV James Fitzgerald Hayne Brlggs Charles Borte Byron Adams James Luklns Peter Harris James Hourlgen Thomas Karllk JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The J V squad under Mr Mathe has enjoyed another fune season thus year funushung un second place un the Western Duvusuon uunuor curcuut wth a fune IO 2 record A pre season wun over B Vulle un whuch the J V s held theur opponents scoreless un the fourth quarter gave the uunuor Marcelluans a good start toward the season ahead Thus fune start was not neglected un the furst game of the regular season as the J Vs easuly beat Warners Pete Harrus dumpung un 20 pounts to set the hugh water mark of J V unduvudual scorung for the year On theur furst away from home appearance the J V s came from behund un the fourth quarter to beat Elbrudge The next game also showed the J V s comeback power as they overcame defucuts of as much as I9 pounts and almost lost about a week late by beatung Skaneateles The J V s agaun staged a bug thurd quarter comeback to down Splut Rock and extend theur undefeated record to sux games Camullus proved to be a stumblung block and unflucted the season s furst loss upon the J V s Thus loss dropped the Junuor Varsuty unto a tue for furst place wuth the Camullus Junuors whuch was not to be broken untul the two teams met un the regular season s funal game The second half of the season saw the J Vs on the road and enuoyung themselves as they smeared Warners by a 24 pount margun The Elbrudge J V s were downed by a steady offense as theur attempt at a fourth quarter comeback fauled Jordan was then beaten decusuvely un a game un whuch three members of the Marcellus Frosh squad saw actuon Skaneateles and Splut Rock were agaun beaten by the J Vs and Camullus agaun trupped the J Vs as a last quarter comeback barely fell short The County Playoffs held at B Vulle gave another dusappountment as the uunuor Camulluans agaun beat the J V s The Frosh Squad tutored by Mr Mourdant had an excellent record thus year wunnung I4 out of I5 games and should agaun provude the J V s wuth some good materual a hard earned fourth quarter lead defeating Jordan by the narrow margin of one point. The J. V.s welcomed the New Year, B Carol McLaren Judy Pelchy VARSITY janet Smith Mary Tompk1ns Margaret Clarke CIfIEER Sy 7 I LEADERS 52 .f if JVVV o X x Eleanor McLaren Beth Flttlng Mlss Mary jane Lawless Advlser JUNIOR vAnslT Mfgyy fy M 3 A Cf Carol Taylor tw WWW I X. A I 5 Alff Y fr J' yvigffyyfi stiff fyf r vxfd 'pjeanette Stewart t,,fQf' AX Sally Sherldan ,I-V will I Q H ', I , L4-, I - .V , , 4 ' xx L x X uf... V K 1 'x ' ir I ' J VIIKAXU4 1 W? l f' , kiln tr. U .UQ ., . .. L.. , , .M , , .. I .U- 2 .'-- ,ff -. A , . A 1--nf, . it .5 ,L-- .f 1 4 A .X Y U . 4,1 ',.1 I - . I Q- F1 A , , 1 On I -' 4. , .. . . h, ,r rw A I-'Av Q NJ' ff' y,. A --- , H , vfa , AN,TF4rt' , I H ' ,- v. , ' . , QA, , NF, 1' ,Q l..' i ,. ,--- . I V- f--YQ ,W -.K Jvln. J, K x I 1- J 1. -f, A , -.. 1 if rl :G .L ,A C 'X l A 1 - -- A, ' .- - -A -X6 ,X Vw A . ,E xx 6,01 . ' ' , 7 ' 'Mk' 1 - V .-, f, . ' -,ll ,' , 'l - . lf' f:',fR.4'1.- 'V Msg-AA'l,6 - ' L . ' . 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Mlw W FIRST ROV Hary Lou Haney Betty Bush Carol Bednarsku Duane Pelchy Mlss Loulse Ruchardson Mary Lunck Maraaret Clarke Judy Gllbo Betty Sue Camplon SECOND ROV Judy Pelchy Joan Palen Helen Puffet Carol McLaren Janet Smlth Carol Taylor Eleanor McLaren Mary Hayward Martha Woodford Mary Tompklns THIRD ROM Judlth Hunt Mary Newell Batty Fitzgerald Barbara Mlller Anne Bsrnuer Kathleen Kline Carol Johnson Joan Kunyan Jeanette M Guuu.s ATHLETIC CLUB The Gurls Athletuc Club us composed of thurty members The gurls un the club are selected on the basus of leadershup unterest and abuluty un physucal educatuon pleasung personaluty and a hugh scholastuc standung The club members offucuate untramural games and also help supervuse gym classes Thus year the gurls sponsored a Pep Rally before the turst football game They also sold penculs wuth the scheduled games of the Marcellus Basketball team on them Followung the basketball season a spaghettu supper was guven for the members of the team Fulms of some of the season s games were shown after supper Some of the members of the Club partucupated un a basketball game wuth Baldwunsvulle on February 23 The Club also entertauned local schools at a softball playday un May A toboggan party was held on Smuth s Hull Sandwuches and hat chocolate were served un the school cafeterua after the tobogganung Thus was enjoyed by all and the gurls had a wonderful tume The annual pucnuc was held the last day of exams to close the year s sessuon The Gurls Arhletuc Club wushes to thank MISS Ruchardson for actung as faculty advusor Presudent Janet Smuth Secretary Anne Bernuer Treasurcr Sally Sherudan tal uw R X . M X lull ' T wguu BASKETBALL FIRST ROH Barbara Mlller Mary Lou Haney Betty Sue Camplon Mlss Louuse Ruchardscn SECOND ROH Betty Bush Garaldune Austun Mary Hulluamson Beth Flttlng THIRD ROV jugy Pelchy Joan Palen Mary Tompkuns Martha Woodford Carol o nsan INTER SCHOOL PLAY DAUY SOCCER VOLLEYBALL F I RST ROM' SECOII D ROV THIRD ROV Betty Bush Barbara Muller Mary Lou Haney Betty Sue Campuon Ilan Daimler Nancy Itewstead Kay Halsh Mary Hulllamson Muss Louise Richardson Carol Bednarskl Joan Palen Mary Tompkins M he Hoodford Pa trucua Hunks Joan Palen Mary Tompkins Betty Bush Lols Bates Mary Vldler Barbara Mlllar Mary Lou Haney Betty Sue Campuon Nancy Newstead Mary Nllluam son Miss Louise Richardson Ceveral playdays were held thus year The players enjoyed them very much and also had a chance to meet gurls trom other schools Early un November the gurls from Marcellus were host to North Syracuse for a soccer game lt was a well played game wuth the tunal score IA O our gurls comung out on top The gurls on the team had to keep an the move rnouah tor the temperature was almost freezunq A Volleyball game was played at Baldwunsvulle December 3 At the end of the furst half Baldwunsvulle was out un front by about I5 pounts lhe second half of the game was full of excutement when our gurls started to close the gap lt was a close contest but Baldwunsvulle came out on top wuth a funal score of 33 26 A basketball playday was also held at Baldwunsvulle January I6 the gurls from ten dufferent schools were there They were duvuaed up unto eught unterschool teams that us the gurls from dutferent schools on each team The teams were named atter the Natuonal Basketball teams such as the Nats or the Lakers Pung Pong matches were also held Carol McLaren and Beth Futtunq represented Marcellus Before lunch ut was a great treat for the players to go un swurnmung un Baldwunsvulle s new swummung pool After lunch the gurls played more basketball and then left for home after a full day of fun and excutement The gurls are lookung torward to a full program next year and extend thanks to Muss Ruchardson for makung the games possuble u l -I I . . 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