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

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4.7610 As school opened rn the fall of 43 Mrs Button nee Mtss Stems watched three shy puptls toddle rnto her classroom They were Clarr Donelson Ellen Peterson and James Kent ln the thrrd grade Dale Range and Edna Jacobs decrded to jorn our group under the gurdance of Mrss Hrnkley and a rubber hose wh1ch she kept rn her desk Ln Mrs Carr s fourth grade the class enrollment was rarsed to seven wrth the addrtron of Clyde Johnson and bashful Allene Abers Mr Guy Johnson taught the frfth grade Thrs was the year we had many excrtrng experrences The one we remember most IS the trme we took a run away horse home Well the seven sur v1ved wrth no addrtrons or subtracttons from the class No new members thrs year but Mrs Lrnendoll taught us to wrrte wtth the greatest of ease Seventh Grade was the begtnnmg of J unror Hrgh Oh yes thrs rs when the two from Block v1lle Evelyn Button and George Gxbbs, jorned us After Mrs Brezelle taught us our state hrstory we went on to the etghth grade We entered the e1ghth grade worrred about our regents Our fears were soon put at rest by Mr Hawkrns who convrnced us that we would all make the grade Flora Morton jotned us here Seems we always had to look out for somethmg and thrs year rt was the Freshman tnrtratron In our frrst year rn I-hgh School we gatned four new buddres Ray Barrett Marrlyn Johnson Carol Elhson and Perry Smtth Thrs gave us an even 14 to start our Sophomore year They say a Sophomore IS a wrse fool but who knows? Thrs was the year we really started workrng for our Semor trrp We enjoyed many class partres and projects Norm Case jorned our class Well 15 of us made the J unror year Here Dorran Schenck jorned our class brrngrng our number up to 16 Our projects thrs year consrsted of sellmg pencrls and paper toe cream and sweat shrrts Our btg project Clder was suggested by our advrsor Mr Good We presented the play Have a Date Wh1Ch was a btg success We were preparmg for our senror trrp Well here IS our last year Even though our class was small we tackled many projects to rarse money for our Semor Trrp These conststed of sellrng rce cream crder bracelets Now the long journey IS over and we have all enjoyed the years we have spent at P C S We 11 always remember our classmates and the fun we had together I6 U I . o f . n r 1 Q , , . 0 , . . .. ' A Q 1 . . . ,' - . I - . I - n - . , ' , . - . . . . . 9 9 9 , . . - , . . , . . . , ' - 9 0 1 - - H ,, . . . . , . 4 , Q . , , . . . . 1 .

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may I ' ELLEN PETERSON - Swede Homemakingg Cheerleading 1, 23 Class Secretary 1,2,3g Rifle Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Op- eretta 1, 2, 3, 4, Teaching 3, 4, Have a Date g They Went Thataway . DALE RANGE Ranger Agriculture, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Ba s ke tb all 2,3,4g Volleyball 2, 3, 4g F. F. A. 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4. f 1 X, ,fy XM, , V f I 7 ' 5 fi Afno- bf Cf-44 ' r ,Lay ,V 50511 'M' nwfaagf My ,PAM wfffglfic ffm' ,251 Iv I J 1 . 1 - Z -f K' DORIAN SCHENCK Doris Business: Majorette 3, S.G. Cheerleader 1,2g S.G. Chorus 1,2g S.G. Dance Club 1,2g S.G. Pepente 1,2g TheylWent Thataw ay . V V1 tl A . M , J' ' ' Hi v '- . ' , x . 1 sl 'I' K I A s. ,V ,C A ' .I ' Jx .'. A, ll' I L gg' 'H ' N ,' PERRY SMITH Slug Agricultureg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, They went Tharaway . I5

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We the Semors of the Graduatmg Class of 1955 w111 and bequeath to you the members of the Class of 1956 these thmgs to cherlsh throughout your fmal days at P C S EVELYN BUTTON leaves her CXISHSIVC wardrobe to LINNEA FRICK who IS very capable of wearmg lf CLYDE JOHNSON leaves h1s he1ght to ART CROSSLEY who could use II To SHELBY JOHNSON ALLENE ABERS leaves her qu1etness To J ACQUELINE CASE her brother NORMAN leaves hrs talkatlveness EDNA JACOBS leaves her basketball ab1hty to NANCY CASLER To BRUCE BERGSTROM RAYMOND BARRETT leaves h1s Model A Ford To ROLAND FRICK DALE RANGE leaves h1s ab1hty to get 1nto trouble MARILYN JOHNSON leaves her llttle Wlflk to FERNE CROSBY GEORGE GIBBS leaves h1s ab1hty to argue to DAVID COXE who can do nothmg but Joke To EDWARD GRAHAM JAMES KENT leaves hrs personal1ty To CAROL CARLSON F LORA MORTON leaves her stubborness DORIAN SCHENCK leaves her frlendhness to WENDELL HORNSTROM To IRENE WASSINK CLAIR DONELSON leaves h1s ab1hty to make wlsecracks To ROBERT ALEXANDER ELLEN PETERSON leaves her ab1hty to fhrt DORIAN SCHENCK leaves her ab1l1ty to get a man to LINDA NAGEL PERRY SMITH leaves hxs shortness to RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN To J OANNE HOWE who could really get along w1thout II EDNA JACOBS leaves her good looks To MICHAEL BRUNECZ JAMES KENT leaves h1s Jamestown dates CAROL ELLISON leaves SYLVIA DAMON her ab1hty to be a good stenographer NORMAN CASE leaves h1s huge appetlte to GEORGE GREEN who could get along wrthout ll To RICHARD DAMON PERRY SMITH leaves h1s bashfulness To JANICE HALL CLYDE JOHNSON leaves hxs French Horn FLORA MORTON leaves her ab1hty to dr1ve a car to MARSHA HORNSTROM ELLEN PETERSON leaves her dramatxc ab1hty to MURL SOUR To SHIRLEY LORD DALE RANGE leaves h1s athletlc ab1hty To NORMAN BUTTON MARILYN JOHNSON leaves her studrousness EVELYN BUTTON leaves her ab1hty to see stardust m the dayume to CYNTHIA SARD 17 'lll ' CAROL ELLISON leaves her loving of horses to GEORGE HOSIER.