Panama Central High School - Rockette Yearbook (Panama, NY)

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App V661 mon af it The Senror Class w1shes to thank Mr Howe and Mr Jones for the1r asslstance advxce and encouragement 1n ed1t1ng our annual Panama Central chool March 12 1954 Dear 54 s Regardless of the classxfrcatxons 1nto whxch a tone apprarsal puts us and we may fall 1nto several categones wh1ch often seem to be at odds w1th one another there 15 one polnt of d1V1 s1on a fork 1n the road as one rnlght say where all of us go th1S way or that I may be characterlzed by small matters such as the matter of gettlng up 1n the mormng We elther arxse at a regular hour wlthout promptmg or we need to be aroused 1n order to get to work on t1me Or these roads may be named by a more dehberate ph1losophy as to what 15 worthwhlle One w1ll say that we should l1ve to do good works wh11e the other IS Just as sure that we should l1ve to have fun It has been sa1d that every age has 1ts compensat1on The mature person sees hfe as a whole and 1S no longer bothered w1th pretenses You do not yet nor w1ll you ever know all the answers but the earl1er you can quahfy as a mature Chr1st1an cxtxzen of th1s wonderful land of ours the sooner you w1ll know that you have come to the corner and taken the r1ght fork Sxncerely Robert K Howe 4 Q V,ll if on e 'X I 1 ' S ll I II --

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Phfioffy UR exc1t1ng f1rst year began when a th1rd of our class under the dxrectlon of Mrs Button started the long treck through school These members were Roxann Bradford George Eckert Robert Halladay Arthur H1ntz Carol Lundberg Gertrude Maloy Teresa Maus Barbara Reshnk Allan Welse and Jay Wells Marjory James honored us w1th her presence the second year and w1th M155 R1rth's guxdance our class of eleven sl1pped 1nto 1ts th1rd year Thls year was uneventful 1n that no new members jolned us but M1ss Hmkley s help and encouragement enabled us to pass 1nto our fourth year The enrollment thrs year 1nc reased to seventeen by the add1t1on of Bruce Berry Rae Donelson Mar1e Jacobs Beverly Johnson W1lma Range and Rebecca Vander Koo1 Th1s year we were splxt 1nto two groups w1th Mr Cornell Carr 1ead1ng one and Mr Ballard the other The fxfth year Donna Darl1ng Marjor1e Davxs and Douglas Hall entered our group to make two th1rds of our class complete Mr Johnson and Mrs Ballard Coaxed us 1nto the s1xth grade and to Mrs L1nendoll's open door We p1cked up two more members th1s lap when Frances Polley and Robert Schrurse jo1ned us and we went 1nto our f1rst year of Jun1or H1gh School number1ng twenty one Mrs Brezelle and Mrs Lyons both helped us to successfully complete our seventh year Two teachers were needed because the people from Blockvllle Gerry Green Velma and V1rg1n1a Schru1s the only tw1ns 1n the H1gh School ra1sed our enrollment to twenty four We reported to Mr Hawkms our e1ghth year He jolned forces w1th Mrs Brezelle Mrs Button Mrs Johnson and Mr Peck to help us conquer the dreaded elghth grade The f1rst year 1n H1gh School Lzlllan Snow and Rose Ma1n jo1ned our forces to help us surv1ve the 1n1t1atxon g1ven by the v1c1ous Sophomores W1th w1se Freshman fors1ght we launched several projects 1n an effort to prepare for our Sen1or Tr1p Now as Sophomores we regalned our self confldence by 1mt1at1ng the Freshmen We contlnued our efforts to flnance our Senlor Trlp by sell1ng penclls and tablets The class enjoyed class partles and w1th Rxchard Foster our new member we headed for our Jumor Year Thxs year Rrchard Dav1s came to Panama to brlng our class to 1ts present number Th1s last member was all we needed to make us feel ready for the last step The projects we undertook th1s t1me were the sell1ng of penc1ls candy and 1ce cream Our Jun1or Play F1nders Creepers was a b1g success and Mrs Johnson s practlced and able hand g ve us the support we needed to get 1nto our Sen1or Year ' Our LAST year arrlved and w1th lt the joys and sorrows of our class's f1nal year as one Together we presented a h1lar1ous mystery comedy 'Rest Assured ' We put our full force 1nto ra1s1ng the last of our tr1p money through var1ous projects such as the sale of ICS cream bracelets cards and statronery The long Journey 1S f1nally over the goal we set flnally reached We w1ll always remem ber the good tlmes we had at P C S w1th our loyal classmates 6 . ! ' 7 I 7 l 7 7 3 I ' . . . . , , , . , Y n D 1 1 ' ' I ! ' U l Y I . . . , . , . . . regents. Charles Alexander joined us here. , ' I , - . . , . . i 7 I , . . . 3 . . , . i . ll ' ll ' I ' a ' ll ' 1 ll ll ' ' - I I . , . . . . . , . . I l ' 9 ' . '