Red Jacket Central High School - Sagoyewatha Yearbook (Shortsville, NY)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS . . . First Row CFrom leiftj-M. Issa, N. Dawson, B. Bowe, R. Powers, P. Loury, G. Jar- joura, C. Misleany. , Second row-J. Glover, C. Gwilt, A. Ceravalo, N. Hayden, B. Snyder, J. Bonnell, M. Crowley, N. Wylie, E. Cirulli, E. Williams, ES. Vanderwall, Mr. Harkenrider. Third row-F. Carney, H. Williams, P. Christiansen, T. Christiansen, G. Johnson, W. Flynn, R. Broomfield, C. Tierney, J. Robyn, W'. Van Herpe, J. DeBrock. Fourth row-W. O'Donnell, J. Crowther, D. Bowe, W. Swartz, R. Button, H. Schlecht, E. Cole, W. Dean, J. Twenty-Five, W. VanCaesee1e. We started the year last September with forty-two pupils, twenty- two boys and twenty girls. Our class has grown since then. We now have an equal number of boys and girls, twenty-two for each, or a total of forty-tour. There is a majority of boys from Shortsville, but a greater number ot girls from Manchester. Nothing imuch in the way of after-school activities has been accom- plished this year, due to other class activities. We of the Class ot 1952 shall expect support from the public during our remaining two years. 27

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JUNIOR CLASS . . . First row CFrom left!-V. Mallaber, M. Vangelisti, S. Governor, W. Simmons. Second row-Miss Arnold, B. Clark, R. Remery, B. Griffin, P. Sleight, J. Schlecht, B. I-lessney, P. Angeline, E. Stackwick. Third rowv-F. Englehart, W. Hessney, J. McCarthy, L. Seamens, P. Hogan, J. Ro- meiser, A. Pappert, J. Delgotto, A. Lush. Fourth row-H. Washburn, R. Whittaker, D. Rose, J. McIntyre, W. Warner, G. Herendeen, H. Robinson, J. Weaver, S. Whittaker. After the thirty-one members of the new Red Jacket Junior Class be- came acquainted, they chose their advisors and officers. Miss Arnold and Coach Stackwick were the faithful and hard-Working advisors. President, Lawrence Hayden, Vice-president, Virginia Mallaberf sec- retary, Shirley Governor, and Treasurer, Hollis Robinson, were elected. Rose Remery and Joe Mclntyre were the capable Student Senate repreq sentatives. The Junior Class sponsored a successful card party. They also en- joyed a HalloWe'en party and a Christmas party. 26

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FRESHIVIAN CLASS . . . First row CFrom leftj-Mr. Barker, M. Halton, N. Cole, J. Bartholomew, P. Herman B. Chrysler, P. Vanderwall, V. White, J. Schrader, S. Perry, Miss Diana. Second row-A. Fairchilds, D. Dewey, S. Carey, J. Doody, R. Carney, G. Schrloo, J. Weaver, N. Poillon, F. Verhoeven, S. Ellis, F. DeVelder, A. Ceravalo, L. Boisvert, G Miller. Third row-R. Whittaker, O. Hubert, R. Petrone, J. Cianfoni, N. Vienna, Gersbach P. Lannon, E. Stambach, N. Curtis, N. Stambach, P. Dell, M. Carroll, S. Hyde. Fourth row-L. Nudd, F. Gierlock, L. Walbridge, H. Crowley, N. Pierce, O. Lush, G. Pappert, B. VanOrman, G. Button, W. Skimaker, G. Bolan, R. Carey. Our Freshman Class has the distinction of being the largest upper class in the school, led by the following officers: President, Anthony Ceravolo, Vice-president, John Dooclyi Secretary, Fred Verhoeven, and Treasurer, Norma Vienna. The main interest of the class is to raise money for their Senior trip. The first event, a raffle, was a big success, and We hope all our future efforts to raise money will be as successful. With the cooperation which we now have, the favorable outlook for our class remains. 28 1 7