Savona Central High School - Anovas Yearbook (Savona, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

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'f-Lf-' Ima Zflaier Mid green fields and meadows 'Neath sunshine and shadows Our high school stands To which we all are true A grand stately building With broad lawns surrounding And over all A vault of Heaven's blue. Dear old Savona, pride of her many valiant sons When out on 11fe's ocean With hearts full of devotion Ws'1l think of thee and of our victories won. ehlcahon To Mr Israel Van Housen, whose faithful untiring servlce through the years has kept our school operating efficiently, we dedlcate the 1952 volume of the Anovas His friendliness to the students, parents, and teachers, and his obliging manner have earned the appreciation of all of us 0 0 W4 af ft ky Qs f of x ' 1 Q i mnarh of Lhunaiwn 'i-'-'-0 'Whum n Emma Shaut, Clerk Rushmore Mariner, Vice President Edward Davis James L Morse, President Harold Kellogg 'gl 2 a 1 aff Faculty Advisor. . Editor ..... Ass't Editor . . . Business Manager . . Advertising Sales. . Yearbook Sales . . . Sports Editor. . . . Assvt Sports Editor. Literary Editor. . . Ass't Literary Editor: . 2 News Editor. . . . . Art Editor . . . . . . 1 e o o . . . . Mrs. Tate . .Irene Strzepek Bettie Daningburg . . . . Jo Porter . . . Henry Morse . . . Donna White . Delcye Ferguson . . .Denny Le Gro . . . Helen Zemak .wilhelmina Jones . . .Jim Mc Guire . . . Ruth Towner AINX Xsfv-SWN I y WV f 1 ' '14 J ,fig V fi K......f--- .P -g-'-1--me--.--v---v-I Wg Edgar T Clark, Supervising Principal B S in Education, Millersville S T C M S in Education, Bucknell University I as am f-- w Mrs Emma I Shaut Clerk of the Board of Education Secretary to Principal .Faculig 0. il CQ l KO! ROW l Mrs Jessie Van Keuren, Miss Therese Napolitan, Miss Carmela Napolitan, Mrs Angela Nadeau, Mrs Miriam Andrews, Mrs Georgana Day Mrs Dorothy Love ROW Miss Marjorie House, Miss Mary Elizabeth Mann, Mrs Jane Adler, Mrs Verna Clark Mrs Eleanor York, Mr Leon Mc Loughlin ROW 3 Mr Richard Beauter Mr Raymond Connell Mr Edgar T Clark, Mr Carl Knoll, Mr James Steinbacher, Mr William Jackson Mr James Steinbacker B S Degree Mansfield, Pennsylvania Miss Elizabeth Mann Cornell University Buffalo State Teachers College Miss Carmela Napolitan B S Degree Mansfield, Pennsylvania Mrs Katherine Van Derhoff Teacher Training Class Geneseo State Teachers Mrs Ruth Tate B A Alfred University M A Cornell University Miss Marjorie House B A Elmira College Elmira, New York ,li .. Q U ,.. K A 1-M A U A - S a U if y 1 - A V X hw 2 ' - v Q . Z 0 ,if , ...4-'fs 2' ...nuff- Z... l WV' was '-'S-'QSQ' zz.-...- sm: - 9 52 -5 'T- - xx f ' J ff' 7 'HQ- GRACE BROWN Chorus 1, 2 Literary Club 3 Track 2, 3 DELCYE FERGUSON Vice Pres 1, Treas h, Chorus 1, 2 3 Track 1 2 3, Cheerleading 1 2 3 M Basketball 1, 2, Operetta 1, Inkspot 2, Soccer 1, 2, Senior Play 3, A Queen Att 3, Com Usher 3, Tumbling 3, M Literary Club 1, 2 3 M, Spring Concert 1, 2 3, Christmas Pageant 2, Yearbook M, County Chorus 3 JAMES GRIMALDI Basketball 1, 2, 3, Soccer 2 3 M Baseball 1 3, Track 3, Inkspot King Att 3, Senior Play M, Ind Arts 1, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Yearbook M 2 1 31 I 4' A C ' I . , : 1 1 ' 1 1 1 3 . . 1, . . 3 C . C . S 1 1 ' D . . ,M A -f ' 1 1 F , 1 ' ' uf fx gbilll . . . A , X DENNY LE GRO , SQ 3 Pres. up Student Council Ll: vga Literary Club 1, 2, 3, ug Ind. Arts vw lg Yearbook lg.: Inkspot M.: Senior X -M-1 Play 3, My Chorus 13 King Att. 33 Snowball King lg.: Soccer 2, 3, ll. y , W f xx: ,ff MARLLNE MC ALIISTER Chorus 1, 2, 3 , Choristers l, 2, Quartet Band 1, 2, 3 Science Club 1, 2 3 Literary Club Senior Play , Assistant Editor, Ink Spot Lp, Yearbook , Christmas Choir 2 AK JAMES MC GUIRE Literary Club, Treas Soccer Basketball , Yearbook X6 Inkspot Lp, Senior Play lg, ix 'Ss,, ,A 2, . Y LL- - 3' Q in , , lu LL Jw. ' fg. 1 - U-' M-' I lv fu ' at Y' ?3??TQff' i5' ff A QQ f E', f 4' HENRY MORSE Literary Club 1, Inkspot 1 A Yearbook M, Senior Play h Band 1 2 3 A Chorus 2 BETTY NICHOLS Band 1, 2 3 Un Librarian M, Dance Band M All County Band 2, 3 A Al State h Chorus 1, 2, 3 M, Treas Spring Concert 1, 2 3 , Literary Club 1, 2 3 A Keynotes h Senior Play A Operetta 1, Yearbook h Inkspot A Track l 2 3, Soccer 2 Basketball 2 JO PORTER Seven Sharps 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, Choristers 1, 2, 3 Footlight Society 1, Footlight Play 1 May Queen 3 Public Speaking 2, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, Messiah 1, 2 Yearbook M, Inkspot A N Q ' ' J S - . . 'Q 1 Q V 9 I 3 ' I I 9 . s 1 I nu ' 33 1 1 ' 3 WG. n n , 1 7 by O I O k i Vi I l . . . I I I 1 k . LQg . . 3: ' I K' ' I 3 . ' I . U IRENE STRZEPEK Trees 1 2 3 Queen Att 3, Public Speaking 3, Student Council Trees Literary Club 1 2 3 M, Treas 3 Keynotes Pres M, Inkspot 3, Bus Mgr M, Yearbook 3, Editor A Senior Play 3, , Jr Operetta 1, Christmas Pageant , Comm Usher 3, Track 2 Basketball 2, Chorus County Meet 2, Spring Concert 2 Chorus 1, 2 RUTH TOWNER Secretary 2, 4 Literary Club 1, 2 3 Inkspot, Editor L Yearbook h, Keynotes M Senior Play M Basketball 1, 2 CHARLES TOBIAS 1 2, 3 M, Track 1, 2 Baseball 1, 3, Soccer 2, 3 A Volleyball 2 Gym Club 3 M, Athletic Ass Treas 2, Inkspot M, Literary Club 3 A Yearbook A Chorus 1, Band 1, May King 3 ' 9 9 3 ' ' ' - ls: n 1 1 0 I ' . ' . ' 5 D o o an 3 I g . gb Vice Pres. 23 Football lg Basketball V 1 y ' I ' : I I I 0 0 0 ' ' , 3 3 . . 8 YF? 5 A 9 3 ' Q . : , 1 DOI1' A IHITJ.. k Pres 2 Vice Pres 3, Secretary 1 41' Yearbook 3, Subscription bgr h Inkspot Art Editor L, Chorus 1, 2 County Chorus Meet 2 Senior Play 3 Basketball 2 Comm Usher 3 Sprinz Concert l , Literary Club l , Pres lm Operetta l Minstrel Snow 2 Track 2 3 Key Notes AI 1 A TOLVLJRTOI Yearbook Inkspot 2 L Keynotes Literary Club l, 2 Senior Play M Kindergarten Assistant Q Basketball l, 2 3 Softball l , Volleyball 1, 2, xl' H IZ Vice Pres A, Secretary 3 Literary Club l, 2 3 M, Secretary M Inqspot 2 Yearbook A, Yeynotes L Senior Play 3 Q, Sprlnv Concert 2 Chorus 1, 2 . g . ' 3 . 3 . ' : 5 , LL: 1. : - s . . 2' 1 2: 31 ' 33 Jr. g g Lg 1: J 3 AI-' Pres. 3g Band l, 25 Chorus 1, 2g 'QI L+: , 's Lu 9 S 3 3 M . 9 3 , 2, xiigr i ' ' ELL-Q AJIVLXK UQ ' . 3 , V s 1 1 1 I A-L3 I ' X AU I ' Q s 33 ,L , 3. 6.911255 IDhn'1 wvbi? 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Under the guidance of our Advisor, Mr. Beauter, some of our most successful projects were: a movie, bake sale and the Senior fair. The Senior play 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gayn was presented November 2 and 3. Under the expert guidance of Miss House, our director, the play was well presented. We hope the class of '53 has as successiul a year as the class of '52 did -Cf Q NY Q , -, 4 'fe 5 X Q A ' -M we .wi as t. , wg L A f Q in 'K W' l . c Q as Q .MQ x,g,f,M+-Q In we ' if U!-'1 e W3 . . . , . O . . . . 3 . ... . I I I ' Q ........ U l OOO C UIQ O O O O I 541- '15 .-Z 7 .34-I -1-4 www' -4-QQIQK X-sw'-w7 juniors .:0s, Eva? QC M, 5335! ROW 1 Pauline Campbell, Bettie Rae Daningburg, Shirley Mullikeng Bertha Pierson, Virginia Ware, Wilhelmina Jones, Cecelia Hale ROW 2 Stuart Davidson, Floyd Towner, Beulah Morse, John Buck, Kay Van Derhoff, Richard Tlmken, Miss Mann, Advisor Absent Joseph Walike CLASS OFFICERS Vice President Bettie Rae Daningburg Secretary Wilhelmina Jones Treasurer Pauline Campbell Class Advisor Miss Mann We were proud to have John Buck and Shirley Mulliken appointed representatives to the Student Council from the Junior Class From the class of '53, Joe Walike, John Buck and Richard Timken were on the Basketball Team Pauline Campbell and Beulah Morse were chosen cheerleaders We are looking forward to the annual Junior Prom and a success ful Senior Year .3 i ' ': 'D' 4 5 'Y -Q KU Q? 1' X President . . . . . . . . . Cecelia Hale Karr' ...- pf 5- an-an i-Q.. ' wa-ess: dams-W .gg-3 pl W.-.gg-. 'S' ns: : : mf.. ..,.,...--.fo :za ..- 'X ----s . 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I .L H: N Y ff X ,A N11 ,, W... , ,4 W H A MN W Snphumores if qlxxif no N f hill ROI l Jay Fisk, Carol Nichols, Lois Strait, Betty Gunderman, Ethel Drehmer, Loretta Johnson ROW 2 John Merrill, Lois Thompson, Shirley Bennett, Barbara Feehan, Crystal Hough, Dolores Polaski, Gail Lewis ROI 3 Miss T Napolitan, Advisor, Roger Faucett, Roger Peters, Henry Robie, Clarence Southwick, Martin Kellogg Absent Edwin Ober, Caroline Ober CLASS OFFICERS President Jay Fisk Vice President Gail Lewis Secretary Dolores Polaski Treasurer Roger Peters Co Treasurer Shirley Bennett Class Advisor Miss Napolitan From our class Gail Lewis and Dolores Polaski were chosen cheer leaders Members of the Junior Varsity Basketball Team are: Jay Fisk, an Ed 1 w n Ober The varsity members are Clarence Southwick, Henry Robie, John Merrill and Roger Peters Our main events for this year were: the Freshman initiation the Christmas Dance and a Spaghetti supper. We plan to put On 8 play in the early spring. 0 N' . f y jsp? , 1 .,, as ' VJ . . ' fy , , Y rw, Ml' M -555, 1 v ge V31 3' ' 'Eg e ,t gg 1 - . Q di l A-'f-i. v WS W MM I I J 0 ffreshmen 1521-fl Q 1. 09 ROW l Harold Peters, Dale Ferguson, Donald Murphy, Ruth Rumsey, Elizabeth Mc Keel, James Hobie, William Taylor, Orville Bates Gary Love ROW Rebecca Peters, Alice Bohrman, Audrey Corbett, Donna Lee Stuart, Marjorie Bohrman, Amelia Luta, Ila Mae Shaut, Mary Groves, Louise Morse, Katherine Pierson ROW 3 David Thompson, Philip Smith, David Le Baron, Claude Jamison, Gerald Wing, Roy Simpson, Earl Stam Robert Gunderman, Miss House, Advisor Absent Edna Ellis, Gary Mone CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer . . . Donna Lee Stuart Harold Peters Rebecca Peters . william Taylor Class Advisor . . . Miss House Mrs. Tate The Freshman Class has enjoyed a successful first year of high school, We have participated in many activities such as dances, hay rides, movies, bake sales, and skating parties. One of our favorite activities was our initiation given by the Sophomores. In January the high school lost a wonderful friend who was our class advisor and home room teacher. Her name was Miss Marjorie House. For the rest of the year Mrs. Tate has been our home room teacher and our class advisor. A Q -F' 3 'fig ,wi 8 .Mg A kt W ' as . 1 xg. s fy if H+ ' S X f- if as R I A '-PJ ' A ' ' 1 is 'Pa , ' SJW 9 Aw I .A I 1 s , M ! ,X A A 2 dxf -'.1 24' . . . . . . . . O 2 e o u . . . . . . . . . . O I I ' o 2 ' n 4 O O O O l . . . . . . junwr 351gh 2331223 is is Q? ROW l ROW 2 BU O S 1 KA all X1- M'-fa mQr,hm 'I W 4 RO! 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Taylor, . -o Sennnriflanh ROW Murphy, G Nichols, Miller, Hauber, Mo Guire, Buckley, Love, King, Benedict ROW Stinson, Coe, Holmes, Ware, L Morse, Leonard, Stuart, B Nichols, Mc Glynn ROW Instructor, Mr Jackson, Towner, H Morse, Tobias, Thompson, ay or T l dfunwl' 35211121 lf I U 'uk ROW 1 Folts, Murphy, Crane, Nichols, Miller, Merrill, E Nc G ynn, Stratton, Parton, Loper ROW 2 King, Smith, Stevens, T Mc Glynn, Stinson, Coe, Buckley, Mc Guire, Neilson, Benedict ROW 3 Instructor, Mr Jackson, Straulka, J Searer, Metzger, J Seeger, Ferguson, Morse Ao S N J if f f 3 1 . , 2 si , ' . 4 Q Q 1, Q 1 5 C5 I ,-,W 1 1 K fi e , A J - A -l or ,H -., W , A FNQ., R ,A M. . , A , ,,, A 162' . , Q 1 1 . a s e n s . Q 2 . . . . . . . . Q . 3 ' . . . . . 1 ' of 3 Ei . 3 N rf V 1 5 sif , ' 5 5 -Sf 'Q f . V, A 7 ug R 4 'mv in 'r V S ' 2 ap ff fif vf 2 V, l .' A . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e e U, , . . . . Qfheer eahersf Dolores Polaski, Paullne Campbell, Rev cc Vet rs, Pail Lewis, Delcye Ferguson, Beulah Morse H' B Instructor, Mrs Helm, Marlene Nc h11'ster Cecilia Hale Donna L ee Stue t Kay Van Dernoff 1 ' . ' . ge E., , G . 1 . . . 5. -- Rf I Q W ,. X ..,, s ' -uf , 5 , 4, 'X 5 A go . A Q,,,,' ' 4 N s ' 'L A L 3 2 V Y! l Q - . . ,Bearhnuk Rm 1 PONSSP, Darmirlrfburg, Strzepek, Advisor, Miss House ROW 2 Per uson, Jones, Zemak, Towner, McGu1re, Morse, LeGro, Wolverton Enkspni 'olverton ROW 2 Drehmer, Fisk, Dannlnpburg, Porter, Lemak, Nichols, Brown, Groves, Stuart, Slmpson ROW 3 Worse, Ducx, MCGUlPS, LeGro, White 1 ROW 1 Advisor, Miss Houseg Fermusong McAl1ister3 Townerg Strzepekg A' . N . ' o . Q , 0 Siuheni Quunzil ROW 1 Advisor Mr Clark, Thompson, Buck, Strzepek, Leonard ROW 2 Simpson Bohrman, Le Gro, Rice, Mulliken, Stuart, Stevens 'Qzierarg 611111 I...- ROW ROW ROW ROW Daningburg, Ferguson, Campbell, White Miss Napolitan, Davidson, Zemak, Buck, Mc Guire, Towner Johnson, Feehan, Morse, Van Derhoff, Hale, Lewis, Polaski, B Nichols, Mulliken, Mc Allister, C N1 hols Thnmpson, Bennett, Hobie, Southwick, Faucett, Peters, Kellogg, Timkens, Le Gro, Strzepek , . . . . . . I . . . . . . 4LlIL to .G V Q 1 . . . . 2 . . . . . . 3 . . . . . . . LL ' . Q . 0 . Q ARBgI'l0fB5 M 1 Campbell, White, Polaski ROW 2 Wolverton, Zemak, Pierson ROW 3 Drehmer, Strait, Bennett, Feehan, Nichols, Mrs Nadeau, Advisor Towner, Treasurer, Strzepek, President, Jones, Secretary Absent Morse, Vice President, Gail Lewis Eunwr Drum FIRST ATT IDAITS Denny Le Gro Irene Strzepek QUEEN: Edna Jo Porter KING: Charles Tobias SECOND ATTENDANTS: Delcye Ferguson James Grimaldi ABSENT: CROWNBEARERS Allen Stuart David Strzepek . ' - C 4 , v J C 0 .k 4' f ' 3 2 2 . 'lj i,N' ,Qi 5 ROW - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0' A 1 , C E 3 R .Ef I I ilrnners ff! WISH EWQATXM N EARL EICHCLR I k Y Nth Helen Zemak, Denny Le Gro, Grace Brown, Marlene McAllister Instructor, Mr Knoll mil? iU1'1ue1'5 :iff il g'fsmf 'Wi Nathan Morehouse, Bruno Balcer, Frank Rumsey, Harold Denning, Herman Stinson vi H ,E x JANITORS Mr Mc Dowell, Mr Van Housen vial ? nf we CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs White, Mrs Scott, Mrs Johnson, Miss Mann, Supervisor Absent Mrs Polmanteer main 3 , 4' - x ' 1 ? - 5 , ,. f fo . 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I 1 Senior Dlag W,,...--4' ' 'fd OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Steward Mrs Skinner Cornelia Otis Skinner Otis Skinner Emily Kimbrough Purser Stewardess Dick Winters Admiral Harriet St John Winifred Blauqh Leo Mc Evoy Inspector Therese Madame Elise Monsieur de la Croix Window Cleaner qi P A Joe Walike Helen Zemak Donna White Henry Morse Betty Nichols Joe Walike Irene Strzepek Denny Le Gro Henry Morse Marlene Mc Allister Delcye Ferguson James McGuire Ruth Towner Irene Strzepek Cecilia Hale James Grimaldi Joe Walike Q'1assfli1sin1'g As we glance back to September, l9hO, we see thirty six children, some frightened, and some confident, entering first grade We don't remember too well what happened that year, except that we learned to know each other In June, we left that classroom, and went to the second grade for a nvlsitn of ten months We have repeated this process eleven times since, and now, in 1952, we have entered our twelfth and last year at Savona Central School w sadly bid farewell to the school which we have all learned to love and respect, because to us, it stands as a symbol of achievement Looking back now, we recall the many things we have shared in these twelve years They are small things, but we will remember them forever, for isnit it the small things in life that count? There were our man projects in grade school, and then our graduation from the eighth grade In our Freshman Class, there were sixteen members, namely Jerry Crans, Darlene creekston, John Feehan, Delcye Ferguson, Jim Grimaldi, Denny Le Gro, Miles Loomis, Henry Morse, Betty Nichols, Irene Strzepek, Chuck Tobias, Ruth Towner, Donna White, Dick Wixson, Anne Wolverton, and Helen Zemak Officers were elected for the year as follows President, Miles, Vice President, Delcye, Secretary, Donna, Treasurer, Irene Miss Gibbs and Mr Vastola were chosen as class advisors Representatives from our class participated in almost every sport Delcye on the cheerleading squad, Donna and Anne in girls basketball, Chuck, Miles, and John in track and basketball, and Betty and Henry in Band The initiation was the biggest event of the year The next September, we were welcomed back as 'Sophomores' still numbering sixteen, but before the end of the year came, Miles and John left us to join the service and Darlene transferred to a larger school Rose Groves and Grace Brown joined us The following officers were elected Donna, President, Chuck, Vice President, Ruth, Secretary, Irene, Treasurer Miss Dart was elected as an advisor, and again class members took part in various activities The movies that we sponsored were the biggest money making propositions Vacation came and went and we returned once more to the school for knowledge Ruth and Dick had left our group, and later Edna Jo Porter joined us Anne was elected as Whig chief' this time, and Chuck was again our Vice President Helen was an able secretary and Irene found the job as treasurer endless Coach Beauter was elected our advisor Delcye kept her position on the cheerleading squad Betty represented the class in music activities, Irene in Public Speaking, Chuck, Jim, and Denny in sports, and Grace, Delcye, Donna and Betty in track Receiving our class rings and sponsoring the Junior Prom were the high lights of 'Sl Last September, we returned for the last time as students of Savona we had gained three new members Ruth Towner, Marlene Mc Allister, and Jim Mc Guire Later Rose and Marlene left us Coach was still our able advisor, Denny was chosen president, Helen, his assistant, Ruth, class secretary, Delcye, treasurer Irene and Denny were Senior representatives on Student Council Betty represented the school and the class in All State Band, and in the county band The boys went out for the sports, Donna was on the girls team, and Delcye was an outstanding tumbler This year, the Senior Play was a great success we all have recollections of the hard work, the memorization of lines, the arguments, and then the big nights when Donna lost her shoes, when Henry forgot his cues, when Betty forgot her line as Denny kissed her, when Delcye forgot her toothpaste, and when everyone had Wstage fright Now, with only a few weeks left before Commencement, we, as Seniors, look back over the years we have shared as classmates and remember all of the sorrows and joys we have experienced We regret leaving, we wonder what the future will bring as we face new responsibilities If we remember our teachers' advice, remember that it is the little things in life that count, and look for new paths and new adventures, then we can all proudly say, 'I graduated from Savona ' Q u e e s 6 u o - Y o a . . 0 u e s o u s u 0 0 I , I s . . 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Q - e s Q . s ' Q o 2 0 i a u o ' e o o . ll o . n Y V 0 e Class W 11 As we gather together on this glorious day in June, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two, we, the Senior Class bequeath our earthly treasures First We wish to thank the faculty, our parents, and the community for all they did to enable us to carry out our many activities Second To the class of '53, we will the faculty and our place in their hearts Also we will an abundantly filled candy rack to appease the many sugar tooths CDon't To the class of Sh borrowed stapling machine forget the teachers' favorites J will our leftover crepe paper and that the members can have a beautiful Junior Prom To the class of 55 with non carve tops, also for the 811 0116 the will seats in the Senior Study Hall some special items mixed by the Seniors initiation Shirley Mulliken, Edna Porter wills her date list Bettie Daningburg, Irene Strzepek leaves all yearbook supplies bottle of rubber cement, her favorite band To wilhelmina Jones, Delcye Ferguson wills her agreeable nature an ability to hook a steady boyfriend To Richard Timkins, Denny Le Gro leaves the title of nRomeo Hay he make good use of it' To Virginia Ware, Grace Brown leaves her Scottish brogue so that she can lure an engagement ring To Stuart Davidson, James Mc Guire wills his little black book which contains all information about the opposite sex To Beulah Morse, Ruth Towner is honored to leave the task of selling candy during the noon hour Perhaps now she will be on time for school To John Buck, James Grimaldi leaves his Parisian acting May he be star of the play' To Joe Walike, Charles Tobias leaves his romantic techniques Perhaps they will helpvvvv To Polly Campbell, Donna White bequeaths her newly purchased pen It is filled for forty weeks of steady homework To Cecilia Hale, Helen Zemak leaves her used learner's'permit so that dark she can av uire her Junior license CP S You canft drive after To Kay Van Derhoff, Betty Nichols wills her musical ability To Bertha Pierson, Anna Wolverton leaves her kindergarten classes May she learn child care! This document is duly signed and sealed the first day of June, one thousand nine hundred and fifty two WITNESSES I. B Sane Y B. Crazy of I! ll. . U , we so ' , we To . To d . . To Floyd Towner, Henry Morse wills his ability to make noise in d ' . nl ', e . . glass Druphecg It was the year 1972 and I hadn't seen home for fifteen years Home! I hadn't seen earth in fifteen years, since that day our space ship blasted off from earth to establish a colony on the moon All was going well on Luna, as we called our colony, so I declded to come home for a visit Tnls 13 what I dlscovered At Washington, D C , Henry Morse, a state senator, was makin fiery speeches before the Senate, thus using well the oratorical ability acquired during his school days Helen Zemak, a professional roller skater, was in the hospital because of a fractured skull, spxained ankle, and a torn finger nail Next, a college campus became visible Racing hurriedly to a nearby building was Delcye Ferguson, the math teacher, loaded with books and pulling a comb through her hair, late again Surrounded by girls, Denny Le Gro, a base barlton , was seen leaving his dressing room at tne Metropolitan Opera See what an education did for him!! Irene Strzepek had quit her job as Mr Clark's secretary, as she could no longer live on a salary of E90 OO per week But Mr Clark could hardly be criticized His salary was only 3 S OO per week! A marvelous job of modeling clothes was being performed by Ruth Towner, who complained that her salary was too small to supply her with more than fifty new outfits a month Jimmy Mc Guire was on the Orange Sox baseball team and had just batted a ball which experts predicted would arrive in China at 5 30 next Tuesday In the Bath Hospital, Donna White was causing much confusion, because the tempelatures of the patients in her ward rose alarmlngly everytime she entered the room Jo Porter and Grace Brown were touring the country as lecturers not a Week H The scene shifted to a National Guard Camp in upper New York State Here we found HChuckH Tobias with K P for the third week in succession In the music world, Betty Nichols, a member of a symphony, has attained great heights Now, she is back at S C S hoping to take over Mr Jackson's position Anna Wolverton was the president of an institution noted for its excellent treatment of retired teachers Already, the hos ftal as erected a new addition to accommodate all of he patierts James Grimaldi was star employee of the You Lose 'e we Pi d 'emu Corporation P S They never found a victim yet This was no place for me'1L The same old faces, the same old careersl Back to Luna and my fluorescent sweetheart, Aliga I s A . j . . 1 . l . . 6 I D 8. on the subgect HThe Importance of Twelve Hours ofSleep--A Flght, fl- ' . 5-Ear iff -Sas... 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T 1 e 0 LI. 6 e 0 lp 2 O U U 2 8 0 we 0 3 Q I+ 0 0 J. 6 0 e s 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Q l 0 Q 0 Q O dr 3511511 fgaskeihall Row 1 Peters, Straulka, cawara, Thomas ROW 2 Coach, Mr Richard Beauter, Stuart, J Seeger, J Seager, White, Bunn Absent, Sprague The 1951 52 season was a short one for our Junior High They played a total of four games, all of which they lost Even in defeat,some good basketball was displayed BAVORL OPPONENTS Bradford Prattsburg Prattsburg Bradford NAME Beager Jerry White Sprague Bunn Peters Thomas 2 l dl I9 Basketball ROV l Fisk, Ober, Ferguson, Stamp, Gunderman ROW Coach, Mr Richard Beauter, Smith, Davidson, Peters, Tremalne, Manager, Seager Absent, Tobias This year s junior varsity team, although they did not win all their games, displayed some good basketball Two very excit ing games were played with Greenwood and Woodhull SAVONA OPPONENTS Addison Troupsburg Campbell Jasper Greenwood Woodhull NAME Tremaine Peters Davidson Gunderman Tobias Smith Stamp Fisk Ober SAVONA OPPON NTB Cohocton Campbell Padua Addison Cohocton Padua 2 0 0 2 . . . . . I 26 43 17 44 9 44 14 46 21 47 23 45 25 Arkport 73 15 Avoca 49 18 I 32 21 34 32 27 22 37 41 25 23 49 T. P. 78 42 37 32 28 28 26 3 Darsnig 3Ba5keiha11 ROW 1 Coach, Mr Richard Beauter, Merrill, Simpson, Davidson, Manager, Jerry Seager ROW 2 Buck, Wallxe, Wing, McGuire, Roble Tobias, Bouthwick This year e varsity basketball season, although a disappoint ment,was highlighted with two very exciting games Savona held Prattsburg down to a three point victory They captured a one point victory over Avoca which is in the C league They closed the season by winning a fifteen point victory over Bradford 5 E a E E E O 5 E SSSSSSXSS E 55555 Specs 0gl i' ug Addison 'Troupeburg Campbell 'Bradford Arkport Jasper 'Greenwood iwoodhull 'Bradford 1 1 1 67 NL E Tobias Bouthwick Davidson Merrill Buck f Denote League Games Cohocton 'Pratteburg Campbell Padua Avoca Addison Cohocton 'Prattsburg Padua Senwr 6,3111 Klub .. f' 5 5 P: ff, Q MMO U' 3 5310 'if init! 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