Massena Central High School - Tatler Yearbook (Massena, NY)

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JEANNE E. WARD Vice-President Sophomore Class 2, Vice-President J unior Class 3 3 Cheer- leader 3, 43 Operetta 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4g A Cap ella Choir 2, 3, 43 Northern Star Stall 2, 3g Tatler Stall' 43 Candy Committee 33 Junior Dance Committee 33 Senior Plays 43 Figure Skating Club 13 Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Captain Girls' Basketball Team 23 Cheer- leading Dance Committee 3, 43 May Festival 2, 33 Pencil Sales Commit- tee 2. EARL WHITE We . ebb.. Qs CALVIN D. WYMAN Baseball 33 Football 43 Boxing 3: lntramural Hockey 33 lntramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 26 CHARLES WILES Cross Country 33 Junior Varsity Basketball 23 Tatler Stall' 43 Senior Plays 43 Senior Xmas Prom Com- mittee 23 Track 23 Band l. 23 Public Speaking Contest 33 Senior Nick- elodeon Dancc Committee 4. FLOYD WOOD Intramural Bowling 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3.

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MAIKGAIIIYI' IC. SM I'l'II Senior Plays Colmnittve 4. S'I'l'Il,I,A MAIULAIKWI' SNIITII Ilouu' I'i0llII1lIIIICS Club 33 Bowling 21 Iiasluwliull ll: Senior Play Couunit- tue 4. FRANK G. J. STOIKRS IRENIC IIl'II.I'lN SZAYBICI. Home lioononiivs Club 33 Girls' Athletic' Assoviution 3, 49 .lunior Dance Conunittuu 3: Senior Danm- Conunith-ev 4: Candy Cominittn-ce 3, 4: Junior Bowling 3. 'l'IIl'II.M A M . 'I'ARI!I'1I,L VE RON ICA TOTH Bowling Captain 3, 4: Junior Dance Committee 3: Ilome Economics Club 3. V 9524: U BICIKNADINA CATHERINE TREVINO Home Economics Club 33 Senior Play Committee 4: Girls' Glee Club 4g Junior and Senior Dance Com- mittee 3. CATHERINE TYO EILEEN VINCENT Junior Classical League lg Home Economics Club 33 Candy Com- mittee 3, 43 Bowling 3, 45 Tatler Staff 43 Senior Plays Committee 4. THOMAS VIOLI Football 3, 43 Track 3: Basketball 4.

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last will anh illiestament Be it known by all present, We, the Class of 1943, of Massena High School, being fairly sound of mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: WlIEl'll'1AS: I, Irene Ackerman, will my golden locks to Norma Jean Houmiel. I. Tom Violi, will my compexlion to Carl Serabian. iWe hope Tom leaves some reflectors, too.J I, Charlie McCarthy, will my gags to Mr. Downs for next year's Seniors. I, Bill Derby, will my leadership to any fortunate Junior. I, Phyllis Frallck, will my scholastic ability to Jean Hopson. I, joseph Perry, will my Superman physique to Albert Tricase. I, Pete Wlles., will my personality to Jimmy Smith. I, Esther Robertson, will to all unsuspecting Juniors the three T's of History C-Taxes, Tarilfs, and Tears. I, Merton Adams, LEAVEIH I, Peggy llaymond, will my personality to Marcia Barbour. I. Clayton Guyett, leave my ability to do my French homework in the S minutes before classes to Robert Berenson. We, Art Serablan, Roy Portolese, and Frank Storrs, the Triple Alliance, leave our bottle of Three Feathers, to Babe Giroux, Farmer Archambeault. and Stitch Kuca. I, Shirley Musante, will my height to Mariette Gerard. I, Calvin Wyman, leave, but I'm sorry to say that I must take my horse with me. I, Lyle llodah. leave to take up my residence on South Main Street. fProbably with Betty SJ l, Millie Gardner, leave my form to Rita Demo. I, Francis Peehey, leave my lingering footsteps on the second lloor, near 213. I, America Mora, leave my gum under my desk in 314. l. Paul Hartford, leave my lanky legs to Willis Barney. I, Thomas Carroll, leave my back seat in the bus to Evelyn White. I, Margaret Green, leave gladly. l, Benjamin Capplone, leave for the coal mines, but I'll be hack for Shirley shortly. I, Shirley Bush, leave my love letters from Benjie in my tiles. I, Madelyn Horton, leave my book reports to Miss Mahoney. I, Doris Coekayne, leave my worn out typewriter ribbon to Mr. Ehle. I, Marion Ashley, leave my assignments wrapped in cobwebs. l, Robert Jlguere, leave my speed to Whirlaway. I. Barbara Hutton, leave my etiquette to Emily Post. l. Marion Barnes, leave my Northern Star assignments behind me. I, Marguerite Carvlll, leave my neatneas to Julia Perry. l, Frances Catanzarlte. leave my name on the honor roll. I, Phoebe Catanxarlte, leave my knowledge of aeronautics to Mr. Ure. I. Joyce Cline, leave my brown eyes to Beryl Greene. I, Betsy Bello, leave. CPeri0dP I, Irene Bourdeau, leave for the Springs and David. I, Eva Khouri, leave my friendlincn with all the students of dear old M. H. S. I, Ruth Lamendola, leave my bus tickets to the sport fans. I, Betty Larue, leave for the farm. I , Margaret Leafe, leave my ambition to my sister. I, Georgette Legault, leave my nightly memories to leonard. I, Joyce MacLean, leave for the rationing board to get some lilm for my beloved camera. l, llelen Peden, leave my scholastic record behind. I, Sidney McConnell, leave my sliding trombone to any Junior with a new mouthpiece. I, Mary Furfaro, leave my visits in other rooms to Phoebe Carbone. I, Ralph Cline, leave my many trips to the ollioe to Dick Lizette. I, Lois MaeKilllean, leave my empty tube of lipstick in care of Bud Kempton. I, Kathleen Meyers, leave my smile to Carolyn Cubley. I, Orval Allen, leave on tiptom. I, Marian Pelllian, leave my rapidity of speech to Ellen Vallance. l, Phyllis Cline, leave my attentiveness in class to Jean Gamble. I, Ruth Garvey, leave my familiar face in a frame at the Art Gallery. l, Earl White, leave for the fann and Lois L. I, Floyd Wood, leave my night life to someone else who can manage it. I, Eugene Fregoe, leave one of my three sweaters le Robert Carroll, from now on, I'm going to wear only two sweaters instead of three. I, Rowena Fregoe, don't leave my nightly car rides to anyone. I, Martha Llrette, leave my square-danming to Mary Penn. l, Roseleen Rossolf, leave my make-up to Thelma McClennan. I , Helene Fournier, leave my excess knowledge of History C to help some unfortunate Senior next year. l, Clara Glragoslan, leave my er's license to anyone with a T card. I, Francoise Menard, lea ness to take part in the many school activities to some ambitious Junior. I, Fay Shsrlow, leave my at Violi's for repair. I, Stella Smith, leave my mem ' of Joe in my hope cheat. I. Dorothy Hart, leave my violin to Mr. Robb for tuning. I , Margaret Perry, leave to inquire for a job at Fishman's. I, Armand Paquln, leave all my hours in the pool room to Dick Young. I, Mary Coto, leave my goggles to Joan Curtin. l, Ray Maher, leave my trips to the oliice to some unfortunate soul. 27