Mohawk High School - Mohican Yearbook (Mohawk, NY)

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19 ll - -'JN M Top row: H. Davis, L. Waterbury, F.Slabe. W.Eurr11 D. Robb, K. Lawton A Bubb T Burn 1, C.Wilson, M.Murphy, H.Andrewm , . , . ey, E.Fergusong Second row: R.Krug, R.Murphy P.Drury, F.Jackson, R.Casey, A.Korce,A.H0sel, I.Monroe, D.Krug, F.White, J.Mabbltt, F. Cross, H.M11lerg Third row: J.Andrews, R.Stone, E.Barse, D.Bberlein, C. Freder- ick, M. DeMars, E. Pett, N. Murphy, R. Neuendorf, J.Martin, F.Dibble, E.Zoller, C. Cunningham, Fourth row: J. Volo, M. Phillips, E. Rolland, A. Mcvelgh, W. Lee, Mr. MacAllister, L.Shedd, B.Vrooman , D.Runyon, C.Smith, B.Gleed. SOPHOMORE CLASS Tick-took, tick-took, tick-tock. is the freshman year fades, the hands of the clock revolve about the second period of our school evolution. Sophomoresl And still the clock ticks on! At the beginning of our so-called intellectual second year of high school we elected the following officers: ' President ------ Leon Shedd Vice President-Billy Lee Secretary ------ Alice McVeigh Treasurer ------ Betty Vrooman On November ll, we had a Halloween Party at the Denison Corner's Grange hall and on December 22, by means of a Christmas party the Old Year ticked past. The committees consisted of Natalie Murphy Kenn th e Smith, Leon Shedd, Tom Burney and Peggy Casey. The ma1oritv of nProf's So hsu Hubbard, Ruth Neuendorf, Connie L t p are entered in extra-curricular activities These consist of glee club, band, football, basketball and dramatics. The clock ticks on and by next year we will be prominent in extra-curr1cu- lar and social activities. Tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock. I

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ll e -as , Top row: J. Drennan, A. Lesko, E. Hailston, R. White, C. Marineau, E. Wainwright, G. Eysamang Second row: I. Davis, K. Bowalak, M. Keller, M. Hiller, W. Smith, . Eutler, F. Dutcherg Third row: M. Mooney, H. Bridger, M. Brown, H. Werthman, Y. Ager, M. Perry, N. Jackson, G. Brown, Fourth row: L. J. Chambers, V. Getman, D. Knapp, K. Graeszczuk, M. Panko, J. Miller, E. Dievendorf, D. Steele, D. Cady, B. Boydg Fifth row: J. Streitz, E. Hewett, M. O. Simms, G. Garlock, Miss Murray, P. Wendover, J. Sestito, S. Reed, and S. Bowalak. L V WE ARE THE CLASS OF 1941 AND THIS IS OUR DIARY Sept. 1929 We entered school to-day the same time as the 1930 class entered for the first time. They entered the first grade. W6 are VHS first kin ergarten of the lo- hawk Schools. Sept. 7, 1937 We entered Mohawk high school today and became known as the ' Freshmen! The surroundings and teachers are strange but Mrs. Smith, our advisor makes us feel at home. Nov. 1937 Theifirst ton weeks are over and we elected our officers today. They are: President, Mary Olive Simms, Vice lresident, Elizabeth Hewettg Secretary, Gerald Eysamang and Treasurer, John Palmer. June 1938 We feel that this year we have been good Freshmen. We have been well represented in athletics, band, glee club, dramatics, and prize speaking. We now pledge our support to our school and all its undertakings. Sept. 7, 1938 Today we entered Mohawk high school again, not as lowly Freshmen but very intellectual Sophomores. Deo. l, 1938 Our first activity was a social hour which we held in the auditbrium this afternoon. It was a complete success. Dec. 7, 1938 This vear our officers are Gerald Eysaman, Mary Olive Sim s, Lois Jean CHHHUGPS and Elizabeth Hewett as President,Vice-President, Treasurer and Secretary res- pectively. June 1939 In sum ing up this year's activities, we find that eight of our boys were out for football. Two of them, Gerald Eysaman and Joseph Sestito had first team berths. Several of ourlnembers actively participated in drgmatigg. They wer6 Mo AGOT. J. Dorn, L. Gage, W. Hansbury, L. Hewett, M. O. Simms, J. Palmer, and P. Wendover. Also K. Grzeszczuk, E. Hewett, H. O. Simms, J. Palmer, and P. Wendover were elected as pro- bationary members of the National Honor Society. This has truly been a good year. Sept. 7, 1939 Here we are in school again and we're Juniors. sept.-Nov. 1939 During football season we sold hot dogs and candy at the home games and we have been quite successful. Again this year our male members donned the suits of football players while the girls cheered. Conlt on p. I4

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20 -2- -- s , Q - J. J. Fragale, F. Burney, B. Clark, E. Christensen, G. Cetman, E. Wollaber, A. King, M. Hassett, M. Wacyk, M. Schlotzhauer, Z. Hollis, L. Madison, O. Staring, B. Watkins, C. Eysaman, Patrick, R. Brittan, A.Riggs, J.Myers, R. Cronin, S. Pugh, R. C. Davis, W. Bruska, Miss Wagner, R. Bolton, J. Stitt, J. D. Thomes. FRESHMAN CLASS All through the lower grades, our present Freshman Class has book knowledge and that of etiquette to enter high school in the proper but, as has happened to many a quiet group of students, the seventh and proved to be the great stumbling-block to the latter of these necessary fore, we, the flrst year pup1ls,had difficulty last September trying to Stauring, J.Cirillo, L. Hubbard, B.Brown, R.Wainwr1ght, J.Terpen1ng, C.W1l11ams, R. Smith, L. Pett, H. Stone, R. Loopman, M. Foglino, R. Minosh, S. Cady, R. V. Rogers, A. A. Woroby, E. B. Butler, J. B. Miller, J. Hammond, R. Mehring, Shedd, Vercz, Davis, Daly, Lynch, gathered both dicnified mannen eighth grade fun elements. There- situate ourselvm quietly and orderly into our respective places. Soon the semester was under way, and due to a strategy on the part of Miss Wagner, most of us had at least partially settled in Study Hall. That is to say, we were in Study Hall, but not quite settled. Walt Bruska was elected President, Ruth Bolton vice-president, George Davis, secretary, and Jerry Lynch treasurer. As far as extra-curricular activities are concerned. the Freshmen have been very well represented. Nicky Barberio, Jack Terpening,Anng Martha King, Risdon Brittan, Arnold Riggs, Walt Bruska and others entered the band. Betty Butler, Jane Daly, Shirley Pugh, Walt Bruska, Risdon Brittan, James Hammond, Selena Cady, Ruth Bolton, Ona Staring and Christine Frederick are on the choir list. Some of the same people joined the Drama- tic Club and have been prominent in plays. The Orange Echo Staff has such first- year representatives as Carolyn Eysaman, Fran Burney, Shirley Pugh, Ona Staring, Beatrice Miller, Ruth Bolton, and Betty Butler and Jane Daly. Also we pay a tribute to the husky lads who formed the Freshman Basketball team. We have confidence they will succeed to bring honor and glory to us ln later years on the diamond, field, and court. In fact all of our members should have a good chance to distinguish themselves in the eyes of the faculty, the rest of the Mohawk Central School students, and our own consciences by the time we are Seniors, to make up for any deviltry we might have participated in. How ever, Freshmen will be Freshmen.