Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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iii?-. 'iil -Clif. J c LAss CSFQFDRTY-EIG HT 1 1 ,li ,pyfl so , Wfl' .pb bf' 1 K Doris Suglia Y Westen Lawrence Wetmore June Woll' ' J 1 41' s. N! if 'if' Ralph Worden Richard Wright Mary Frances Zona DORIS TERESA SUGLIA-Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta Committee 3, Competition Festival 2. 33 .I unior Jumbles 33 Junior-Senior Party Committee 33 Junior Prom Committee 3. Where ll1ere's music, one can always jnd Doris .... KATHLEEN WESTENSTransfer from Lake Shore High Schoolg Glee Club 1. 23 School Paper 1, 23 Freshman Dance Committee 13 Class Picnic Committee 1, 23 Sophomore Dance Committee 2. Mynderse Academy: Junior .Iumbles 3g Junior Dance Committee 33 J unior-Senior Party Committee 3: Junior Prom Court 33 Senior Ball Com- mittee 43 Myndersian 4. Our intriguing blonde from out Detroit way .... LAWRENCE WARDELL WETMORE- Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Dance Committee lg Sophomore Dance Committee 23 Pan-American Assembly 23 Baseball 2, 3g Wig and Rouge 2, 3, 43 Football Manager 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Junior Jumbles 3g Junior Prom Committee 3g Junior Party Committee 33 Orchestra 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Senior Ball Committee 43 Basketball Manager 4. Meet Larry who is going to be a pharmacist and drug the customers with his smile .... JUNE ARLENE WOLF-Glee Club 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 23 Freshman-Sophomore Picnic Committee 2g Junior J umbles 33 J unior-Senior Party Committee 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Play Committee 43 Senior Ball Committee 43 Hearth Club 4. What's in a name? . . . RALPH MARR W0RDENWlntramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Dance Committee 13 Band 2. Living in the country doesn't stow Ralph clown any .... RICHARD WESLEY WRIGHT-Transfer from Union Springs Central Schoolg Glee Club 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 33 Wrestling 23 Football 3. Dick came to the Wright place, to Mynderse from Union Springs .... MARY FRANCES ZONASGlee Club 1, 2. 3. 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 43 .I unior Red Cross Council 13 Freshman-Sophomore Picnic Committee 23 Pan-American Assembly 23 Junior Jumbles 33 Junior-Senior Party Committee 3: Junior Prom Committee 3g Junior Play Committee 33 .lunior Party Committee 33 Student Council Alternate 33 Senior Play Committee 43 Senior Ball Court 43 Class Vice-President 43 Myndersian 43 Salutatorian 4. Although Mary Frances has a certain reserve and lots of intelligence, she's fun to know. 22 gl ?5,1:'

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,W 3 - - x .q .A KI X ix X ,A v Q ,, ,it 9 ,H .- ' ' X Q- N I-3 OFFICERS ' KX .. . JACK SEITZ . f . g . Preszdeni J OSEPHINE BLAWSKI . . Vice-Presidenl 1: X. Xl We were unable to present the annual Junior talent show, however, considerable bl a xx, ,, . 1 X. j . ANTOINETTE LILLA . . Secrelary DONALD MJACKIEY ...... Treasurer MRS. OLIVER, Miss MILLER, MR. BECKEP. . Advisers y Hil Here we are as upperclassmen. We have lived through the trials and tribula- tions .of the past two years to become Jolly Juniors. The Junior Class started the social ball rolling with the lirst big event of the year, the Junior Party. The theme was a Country Carnival. Any cares accumulated so early in the year were danced away to the music of Pete Beatini's Orchestra. The decorations and refreshments helped to provide an evening of entertainment. That the Class of 7.19 is versatile was proved this year by the number of its members participating in the activities of such organizations as Wig and Rouge, Glee Club, Band, Acanthus Club, Science Club, and French Club. Many of the boys were on the Varsity teams in sports. There were also intramural teams for both boys and girls. Some of our best athletes qualilied for Block M and G. A. A. talent was displayed in our Junior Play, a hilarious hit called The lnner Willyf, Never will we forget Bob Sullivans capering around the stage in his long flannel sleepers. A vote of thanks goes to Miss Allen for her fine directing, which helped make the play a success. The next venture on our program was the J unior-Senior Party. This was really a jolly send off for the grave, old Seniors, with the 3 l7's, F un, F ood, and Frolic, for all. Toward the end of the year we started working on plans for the Junior Prom. lt is our desire to hold a Prom delightful in every wayaone that will be remembered always with pleasure. Back in the fall we elected Jack Seitz to the presidency. He took his job seriously, and with vice-president Josie Blawski to assist him, he led us competently through our Junior Year. Netta Lilla took care of the duties of secretary, and Don Mackey was kept busy keeping track of the funds of the class. No class history would be complete without mention being made of the advisers, who guide us so well. Our thanks go to them. , lt has been a good year, with much fun thrown in with the work. Perhaps next year we will have to settle down more, but we will always remember, rather wist- fully, our year as Jolly Juniors. 1 4 . L,vn,,i,J,,1 I,-1,7 I A. . ff, A Qi- ,, .f . ..f 5 . ..,, ,, ,-uv... ,r ' 9 'Q f f-A. ..... ..Ja'.'.- 12- M1 f--+A' ' A . Class of 49 Q' Y sw... .,,...,g - , :.a....... 'v A L' --'lr f if 1. if I, Q 4, ,, l .,... 4. J.. - I. .V K 1 - 0 I . , . OF ix Ji li' I Eff 1 C L A S S