Margaretville Central High School - Log Yearbook (Margaretville, NY)

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The Last and Testament of the Class of '49 I, Donald Baillairge, will my quiet, subdued way to Evelyn Young. I, Lynn Bruce, will my careful driving to Bud Eckert. I, William Burgin, will my role in the annual Fall Play to Dawn Archibald. I, Shirley Eglinger, will my hair-do's to Coach to help him advise others as he did me. I, Allen Fairbairn, will my farming ability to John Goupil. I, Harold Garrison, will my knowledge of English to Mr. Nary. I, Emil Grochell, will my promptness to Duane Gillespie. I, Peter Hill, will my athletic ability to Walter Ramp. I, William Kavanaugh, will my basketball ability to Charles Eglinger. I, Ward Keator, will my personality to Ray Edwards. I, Yale Ladenheim, will my batting average to Clark Tyler. I, Marlene Lewis, will my ability to dance to all eager Junior High beginners I, Emily McCumber, will my ability to sing to Lorraine Finch. I, Richard Marriot, will my constant complaining about everything and any- thing to Doris Lukow. I , Anna Marsico, will my ability-to M.C.S. I, Edward Meister, will my city dialect to Bob Burger. I, Kenneth Miller, will my curly hair to Bud Trowbridge. I, Robert Rowe, will my ability to have art work in on time to Anna Balcom. I, Douglas Sanford, will my attendance at Class activities to Patricia Shaver. I, Thomas K. Smith, will my ability to make cracks in class, and to not annoy the teachers to Roy Lee Leonard. I, Mary Stewart, bestow upon Helen Birdsall the honor of being first engaged. I, Warren Todd, will my systematic way of doing things to Bill McGarvey. I, Barbara Traver, will my slouch to Jimmy Sperling if he can find a place to wear it. I, Leonard Utter, will my F.F.A. jacket to Dave Taylor. His ought to be worn out by now. I, Dorissa VanBenschoten, will my ability to pull shifts to Ann Wilbur. I, Dorothy Williams, will my cheerleading ability to Pat Delameter. We, the members of the Senior Class, will our ability to annoy teachers and have them still love us to the junior Class. I I 1 The 1949 Log 11

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Iiirsl rofzu, Ivft fo right-H. Birclsall, R. Graham, E. Young, F. Barnhart, Rowe, R. Edwards, G. Fairbairn, C. Tyler, C. Leming, G. Mackey. Bouton. .Srcorzd row, Icfz' to right-Miss Mink, P. Murphy, M. Moore, B. Shultis, R. Peet, D. Taylor, VV. McGarvcy, B. Eckert, D. Buerge, 1. Ugi, R. Carmody, Miss Troyer, Mr. Geary. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY XYe entered Senior High in September, 19-lo feeling very proud and conceited. Our conceit was soon taken out of us hy the Seniors during Freshman lnitiation. The girls wore wool socks over shoes, table-cloth sarongs, large green crepe paper hows, no make-up or jewelry, uncomhed hair and paper bag hats. The lnoys wore wool socks over shoes, make up, jewelry and paper bag hats. VVith this, we had to carry out any order given by our Senior inastcrsffsuch as carrying trays and hooks. NVe were all glad to welcome Friday, as then we were to dress up. That evening a dance was given in our honor. Thus ended the dreaded ordeal of Freshman Initiation. The election of officers and the annual parties followed throughout the year. The following fall we returned to school as gay, young sophomores. Our year as sophs', proved to he a very successful one for us. Dur- ing this year, we sponsored our first dance. In The 1949 Log the spring, plans were made and carried out for a Sophomore Carnival which also proved successful. At the end of the year, after dues were collected and all our profit added up, our hopes for a Senior trip once more came into view. This year, as juniors, we think of ourselves as upper classmeu, each day getting closer to our goal-graduation. This year we are di- vided into two homerooms. These are the art room under the supervision of Miss Troyer, and 209 under Miss Mink. Our junior Council is composed of the fol- lowing meinhersi l'resident, Ray lfdwards, Vice President, .loan Rowe, Secretary, Roy Lee Leonard, with our tifth memlaer heing Clark Tyler. VVC are all looking forward to the planning and sponsoring of the Junior Prom. 13