Port Byron Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Port Byron, NY)

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A so r IIQSFIT XX'l'l'llliRS lal HX. 0. lO. ws' ' , ' Q R MISS DORIS KENNEDY Sl-INIOR ADYISERS XYhen our class organized in our junior Year, 1951. we elected Mr. Morris and Miss Marie Ofonnor for our advisers. These advisers were to follow through into the Senior Year. Due to circum- stances. Miss CJ'Connor went to Germany to teach. This left us, unfortunately, with- out a second adviser. A-Xpzain, in our Senior Year, we elected another adviser. This was Miss Doris Kennedy, Our success as a senior group is indebted to our Senior Advisers because it was they, who encouraged us on during our various activities. We, the Class of '52 wish to express our deep appreciation to our class advisers. If it were-n't for theni we would not have succeeded in our Senior Year. Fire l,1'CYCllllOll Squad RlCN.X YOUNG Vshers Cluh ll, 12. llztnk Tellers Club 9, lO Senior Choir 9, ll. 'l.ights Gut 12, Secretary and Treast Yshers Club 12. llrznnzitic Club 9. lO lntrztmurzils 9. I MR. XYENIJI NORRIS 20

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Jnssnz swim Ushers Club 12. I'anther Staff 12. Bank Tellers Club ll, 12. 4-H Club ll. Cashier 11. JOSIZPHINIZ VITALE Majorettes 9, 10, ll, Head 12 Dramatic Club 9, 10. Junior Prom Queen ll. Intramurals 9, 10, ll. 12. Varsity Cheerleader 12. Graduation Usher ll. .-Xdvertsing Manager of the Panther 12. Yearbook Staff ll. NI.-XRYIN XYI LSON F.F.:X. 10, Reporter Historian 12. Band 8, 9. 4-H Club 9, 10. ll. Choir 12. Panther Staff 12. 1 RICHARD SROKA Class President ll, 12. Senior Band 8, 9, 10, 11, I2 Lights Out 12. I'anther Staff 12. Prom Attendant ll. Fire Prevention Squad 12. Graduation Usher ll. Graduation Band 9, 10. X. t' X 1'-I 1 MARY XV.-XRREN Senior Band 8, 9, 10, ll, 12. Hank Tellers Club 9, Lights Out 12. Ushers Club 12. Panther Staff 12. Graduation Usher ll. Intramurals 12. lO,1l. ll. 12. Lights Out Curtain 12. Citizenship Forum 12.

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CRO WNING OUR LEADERS In April, 1951, the class rnet and selected candidates for its junior Prom. There were five girls and five boys of the junior class chosen. A a later date the junior and senior high school students voted for their choice of these candidates to reign as Queen and King at the Prom. As Queen, Josephine Vitale was selected. Her attendants were Gladys Iingvall, Norma Horr, ,loan Merritt, and Reta Rosecrans. Guy Ball was selected King. His attend- ants were Lee Bidwell, Richard Sroka. Francis Barry, and Hugo Masson. Music was furnished by ,loc Manzone and his orchestra. The gymnasium was decorated with a garden-like theme including trees, lattice- work. flowers, lawn chairs, tables, and wagon-wheels. Many students, teachers and towns- people attended this gala affair. It was a terrific success and an event that will long be remembered by all. Queen: J. Vitale. King: G. Ball. Standing: R. Rosecrans, J. Merritt, G. Engvall, F. Barry, H. Masson, L. Bidwell, R. Shroka, N. Horr. RAISING THE CURTAIN Row 1: B. Black, R. Young, I. Merritt. G. Engvall. M. XYarren, N. Horr, R. Rosecrans. Row 2: R. Dutcher, L. Bidwell. D. Pultz, R. Sroka, E. Burgess, H. Finch, F. Barry, M, XYilson, ll. Howden. Narrator: G. Mills. 21 Early in October, the Senior Class presented its play Lights Out, a mystery-comedy. It played for two nights and was a great success. Gladys Ifngyall played the part of Agues Harwood, .loan Merritt the part of her daughter Doris and Richard Sroka that of XX'illiam Patterson Vaughn. a real estate agent. The part of Doris' lover was portrayed by George Mills. Fric Burgess and Norma Horr played the parts of Mr. and Mrs. john Rates while Harold Finch was Carl Emerson, a bond salesman. Rena Young played the part of the impersonator. Helen Freeman, and Mary XYarren was the Yicky XVayne ofthe play. Benny King as Francis and Ella Tucker as Barbara Black completed the staff. XYe owe thanks to Mr. M'illiam Zubon as director. Paul Howden as backstage manager, Reta Rosecrans as prompter. Richard Dutcher at the lights. Marvin XX'ilsou, soundinan. Lee Bidwell and Dan l'ultz on the curtains and make-up artist Miss L. Krayka.