Shortsville High School - Hi Lo Yearbook (Shortsville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1944 volume:

HI LC '!n--'HB-W vu. ,W 19 , mm, jf, .. 19- - -P f5 ?Ve,:?,g -j'-g,.,, - A 91 X A ' if ' Q A ,, .. ' . ' f 4 1 '12: 15' , 3 H .iziiifiili .,., -. S . ' 'RQ ' ' M J ig .-.k X NW J, 1 . ' 'Ja -Y ' -N' ' ! j V, - M. ! J --g5,1g1:1ax'az 21 i klkv-,9,f-' r:'.,l 4'-i, .f .111 The 1944 H I 0 PUBLISHED BY The Senzor Class of SHORTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL W th th th TllelBlukD1u o d - L 0 i e sincere hope at the next HI-LO will be published in a peaceful world. l 1 c ' m n DEDICATION 5? IOHN MARTIN KERINS Flrst Shortsvllle alumnus to gxve h1S 1119 for h1s country mn World Vlur II . l - ----- Y --.--.Y--..., I y K . A A -afgg - X -LW Sig? ' -QM ' 'ig-N3 . -gijsys ' . up F OREWORD ln the year l83O steam powered locomotlves were ftrst used for drawfng cotrs on tracks The era of the 1ron horse had arrrved and the ratlroad a a means of transportatton began tts long uph1ll struggle to the t1tle of honor xt now holds the foundatton of the economtc lffe of modern Amenca The ratlroad was the means of raptdly ftlltng the farm lands of the West tt bound together the econom1c mterests of the East and West thus helptng to dtspel secttonaltsm and to brtng about more peaceful nat1onal relattons tt provfded the great arterles through whtch flows the blood of Amertcan commerce fn l83U there were twenty three mtles of track 1n the Umted States To day more than 250 OOO mtles of shmtng steel bands draw the four corners of the Unron together rnto one compact commerctal un1t Inasmuch as the ra1lroads play such a vrtal role In wartlme Shortsv1lle throws out 1ts chest at the stght of dozens of local men darly troddlng the well worn tra1l to the Lehtgh Valley yards at Manchester The scene there would appear to an outs1der to be one of mad confusron Actually every thtng ts run accordtng to plan and hundreds of tons of valuable war mater tals are recetved sorted and shtpped on thelr way 1n the rrght trams the rtght cars and at record t1me every day proof of employee sklll and ef ftcrency At one ttme these yards had the largest fretght transfer 1n the world Need more be satd to emphastze the great warttme rmportance of the Jobs by whrch many Shortsvtlle men earn a l1V1I'1QQ Yes the rallroads are fndtspensable to the Natton As substant1al proof of our recognttton of thts fact the l944 H1 Lo takes rallroadmg as tts theme Lam 11 Valley M995 't' Rmlroad V . , s , , , f .. - .g ff. 5' Q x ltnglf' -ff -JJ I ' . t 1 Board of Education . . Seated fleft to rxqhtl Come us M Mack St Flex Stocldircl Arthur Doodx Stxndmg Ernut VWIIOTIIXBH NN 11111111 Ogden The Sentors express the1r s1ncere appr C1at1on to the Board ot Educahon lor tne Cooperat on wlnch tne class has recetved tn all ot 1ts acttvtttes dur tng the past year All octtv t1es beneh al to the class or the publtc Were sancttoned and encouraged B the Board Wnhout the 1nterest and the baclctng ot the Board ol Educattort the Class ol l944 could not have had such a prohtalole year ot educatton and en,oyment Pnncmal Rlchard L Henderson and Secretary Ann Polco As Pr lClpGl of B1 ort v1lle ll 1 School r Henderson has done every lung 1r pof er t 1elp the oen o C a he gave personahty tests to '18 Cld ard the v oe ard gu1danCe ve leen 1rv ll fllfl e ms 1r1tere t n every student has Been ar 1111portar1t lgtlr n 111 oops ltlon trorn tl1e students 1n t e etl1c1ert 1nr11na o' t IC Choo Cn o f'1 Ol l 1 ,1 mendbers lfl e C a J1dt could learn rnore aloout hunselt , Q lat u t le or ll , e sonahty Qur Pr1nc1pals a nd rel1g1ous or an Ol Sc' oo1 Cla lh add 115' le er al ClV C lea er v etnan llcn r 111a11 goal 'or the students o b h ohort le gh Sc lOUl Tl e Be or o ll long remem er 1m erfn CIC 1t1e . - A , V E - L 'f c . 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F1rst Row Evangehne Peters Rxchard Spttzer Mary Arnold R1chard Henderson Clara ohnson Edward Tlmbrell Rxta Nolan Second Row Chnstme Elhs Ruth Cooley Grace Clark Irene Meehan Mary Sweeney Dons Sh wt Last Row R1ta Barry Iames Magxll Pauhne Shortall Name Mr Blchard L Henderson Pr1nc1pal Mr Blcharcl Spltzer Engllsh Mr larnes Maglll Soctal Studles Mlss Mary Arnold Mathernatlcs and Sclence Mlss Clara lohnson Languages Mrs lrene Meehan Busmess Mtss Evangehne Peters Mr Edward Ttmbrell Mustc Mrs Grace Clark Iuntor l-hgh Mlss Chr1st1ne Elhs lun1or Hlgh Enghsh Mtss Eunlce Mllls Slxth Grade Wh s Blta Barry Fltth Grade Mrs Buth Cooley Fourtn Grade Mtss Blta Nolan Thlrd Grade Mlss Mary Sv eenev Second Grade Dort Snaf Ftrst Grade Mtss Paulme Shortall Llbrary and Kmdergarten School Degree Un1vers1ty ot Rochester BA Harvard Un1vers1ty Camsus College St Bonaventure Keuka College Elmlra College Nazareth College Secretar1al Sclence Syracuse Unlverslty lthaca College Muslc educatlon Cortland Normal Wllllarn Srruth Geneseo State Teachers College Brockport State Geneseo State Geneseo State Geneseo State Gene eo State Albany State Hobby Beadlng novels Playmg records Baby tendlng Beadlng Bowhng Photography Gooa basketball games Muslc Beadlng br1dge Sewlng Palnttng water colors Becordlngs Photography Beadmg v1s1t1ng Beadlng muslc Collectlng old thnlgs Play mg cards readmg Sleepmg Brtdge housekeeplng Beadlng Bowhng v1s1t1ng Brtdge crochetmg Beadmg muslc Gardenlng cookmg ' A ' - A Mill A . 4 I ' . B.A. ' ' ' , t , B.S. A so ' B.A. ' . V , , , B.S. ' , ' , ' ' , , , ' A B.A. ' ' Art 4 U ' ,, B.S. ' Mins 's ' C s ' V , A l HI LO STAFF Celxa Herendcen Ollve Broomflcld Cracc Abel Second Roxx MISS ohnson ames LcFevrc Gordon Parmclc Cvordon Broomheld Duane Walborn Bernard Meehan Iohn Record Mr Spxtzer Edltor 1n ch1ef Assoclate Edttor Adverttslng Manager Asslstant Adverttstng Manager Ctrculatlon and Sales Feature Edltor Photography Sports Edttors Bustness Manager Ass1stant Bustness Muslc Ar Typmst Advlsors Manager Flrst Row fleft to rightj-Esther Krantz, Anne Preston. Robert Ogden.. Lois Chambers ve 1 . 1 . , 'Q , 1 , t Robert Ogden Ceha Herendeen Anne Preston LOIS Chambers Grace Abel Esther Krantz Duane Walborn lack Record Bernard Meehan Gordon Broornheld Ohve Broornheld Robert Dunlap Iarnes LeFevre Gordon Parrnele loyce McCarthy Mtss Clara lohnson Mr Rtchard Sp1tzer ALL ABOARD' All aboard Semors And we w1ll have a l1ttle fun 1 w1ll try to wr1te a poem About each and everyone l am the conductor R1d1ng to and fro each day Meet1ng fellow classmates As we go along our way Elrst l see Gordon Broomfleld Al1as Bucky Whose amb1t1on IS to be a 1an1tor l nt that just ducky'? Now we have Ohve Broomf1eld The Grable of the class Always try1ng to look pretty Such an eXOl1C llttle lass' A' the next stat1on we meet DeW1tt Brandow Who goes by the name of Coop C,ananda1gua grrls are h1s spec1al Isnt he the droop9 lns1de the depot we f1nd Dorothy Cooley V1 a1t1ng for her one and only When that Sold1er Went away He left Dot very lonely Who dr1ves a l1ttle old Dodge Those Sold1er boys on furlough Go to Crowleys to lodge On board aga1n we meet Kenny Herendeen Ianltor of S H S for the next twenty years He does everyth1ng from sweep1ng the floors To w1p1ng the teacher s tears Back 1n the dlner we gl1mpse Harrlet Herman Eat1ng banana p1e Dream1ng of her Stev1e Wlth the lovel1ght 1n her eye A1 the stat1on Esther Krantz Comes walkmg ln the tra1n College books IH her hand Show her st1ll unwearled bra1n Up 1n the eng1ne we see Iames LeFevre Soon a p1lot 1n the A1r Corps And the Shortsv1lle glrls over hmmy Are f1ght1ng a homefront war Back 1n the caboose IS Helen Newman Who ga1ly flags the tram W1th a one way t1cket to Cl1fton Why doesnt she charter a plane? On the platform we meet Betty Lew1s Teach1ng 1n her new professron Her new s1xth grade students Always have an after school sess1on Look' There s M I Everett Who IS busy buy1ng a tlcket When she thrnks of B111 She IS as happy as a crlcket VK h1le on the tra1n Ioyce McCarthy l merr1ly humm1ng a tune Washlngton IS the next stat1on And for her 1t can t be too soon ltext to loyce we f1nd Meryl McCarthy W ho leads a happy l1fe Xtfflllflg to that U S Sallor Hopefully wa1t1ng to be h1s Wlfe Honder 1n the sleeper Gordon Parmele ls snor1ng Yes Army lrfe for Chuck Wlll be anyth1ng but bor1ngl Up 1n the loafer Anne Preston Buslly wrltes a letter She s1gns1t Mrs Snyder VX h1cl'1 makes 1t even better Then we have Barney Meehan lr that un1form of blue HIS furloughs are spent wlth h1s g1r Can anybody guess who? Of course there s Robert Ogden Whose favor1te Word IS lean l-le has a powerful bra1n For a lad of just s1xteen Our llttle P1n Up glrl Wrth all the letters she wr1tes She keeps the ma1ls 1n a wh1rl Now we bump 1nto Katherlne Peters Who w1ll study to be a nurse Donny IS her ma1n attract1on Of course she could do worse I' l1ttle wh1le later lack Record Passes through the car he 1S a very good student As many Senlors are At the last stat1on we see Duane Walborn Who goes by the name of Pete he was eff1c1ent as a Class pres1dent And also as a wolf w1th a steady beat Dur1ng the tr1p lrene W1ll1ams Hasnt uttered a phrase Th1nk1ng about Al has put her 1n a daze When Mar1or1e M1ller Gets on the tra1n to go She IS off to see her husband Who IS f1ght1ng some d1stant foe Now our 1ourney comes to an end About that Grac1e Abel What do you th1nk'? Grace Abel I D 7 lv ' I 1 . 5 ' A . 7 A , I Q A s ' ' . A f ' ' . I I i vu - - 1 K, ' ' . 7 ' ' . L I A , H H V U I I I I Across the room we spy Eileen Crowley, From Railroad Avenue comes Sophie Polco I I I I I Q A . I 1 I 4 I . . I h I I , , I I i ' 5 . . , . . . , ' T A I - I 4 I - ls' I I . WHEEL REPORT C9 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 44 ln the year l94l the Class of 44 entered upon the fmal stretch of our race toward graduatlon Roarlng through our Freshman year under the guldance of Mrs Meehan and Mr Mark we whlzzed around a curve 1nto our Sophomore year We changed flremen at thts potnt and Mr W1ll1am Exton took over Mrs Meehan st1ll acted as engmeer Thts year we entered 1nto the sanctuary of the upper classmen Throughout the year we sponsored dances but all ln all had a rather uneventful trrp As we sped over a htll and dtpped xnto our IUHIOF year we agaln chang ed crews as we knew not what would he ahead Mlss Evangel1ne Peters now took control wlth Mr Emory McKerr tosstng the coal Our f1rst blg event was a farewell party for Lyndon Herendeen who was called to serve h1s country It was w1th deepest regret that we saw htm leave We w1sh htm lots of luck and may God speed hls return Agam we forged ahead toward our last Iumor event our Iumor Prom wtth mus1c by Sonny Allen Thls netted us a modest proflt and sent us on to our Semor year We now began our frnal spurt wtth another change tn crews Mlss Iohn son and Mr Spttzer took on the responstbthty of gettlng our traln to 1ts des t1nat1on The rematmng twenty frve members of our Class now moved 1nto out prlvate sulte from the study hall We were really upper Th1s year blg thmgs were to happen The ftrst mam event was our mterpretatton of The Late Chrlstopher Bean wtth a cast cons1st1ng of DeW1tt Brandow Anne Preston Ollve Broomfteld Sophfa Polco lames LeEevre Bernard Meehan lrene Wtlltams and Duane Walborn Mr Rtchard C Spttzer our Engltsh IV teacher dlrected the play and tt 1S now our wtsh to extend our smcere thanks to Mr Spttzer for hrs extremely hard work and tor the suC cessful productton We made arrangements for a sertes of basketball dances w1th muslc furntshed by the Vtc At thxs potnt the Semor Class of l944 wxshes to extend 1ts thanks to the faculty members who so wlllmgly gave thelr time to act as chaperons at these dances and other Senlor dances throughout the year The next pause m our rush toward the flmsh was the hlghly advertlsed Senxor Ball w1th mus1c furnlshed by the Swmg Masters The party s hlgh hght was the crowmng of lohn Record as Kmg and Cathertne Oklevltch as Queen One of the major events of our last year was the sponsorlng of a concert by artlsts from the Eastman School of Muslc for the beneflt of the H1 Lo Then too 1n the early Sprmg the Band lourneyed to Rochester to play for the students of Monroe Hlgh School Mr Hendersons Alma Mater Our team after havlng a rather d1sappo1nt1ng basketball season has embarked on a somewhat successful baseball season w1th the follow1ng veterans holdlng key posltlons Bernard Meehan Bob Ogden Gordon Parmele Gordon Broomfteld Duane Walborn and lack Record And now at the end of our tram rtde we w1sh to thank the entlre Faculty for 1mpart1ng to us the knowledge that wtll a1d us ln our future successes o 0 1 1 . 1 - 1 . . , . , . I - , . . 1 1 1 - 1 - ' - - n 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . , 1 1 1 . .. . 11 . . . . , . . . .1 . 11 1 - 1 ' ' , . 1 1 , 1 , . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 f Senior Officers President Duane Walborn Natnonal Honor Soclety Band l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Fxnger Lakes MUSIC Festxval 1 All State Musxc Chmc, New ark 4 SWIHQ Band l 2 3 4 B ass Sextet Basketball 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Dnl Staff 2 4 H1 Lo SMH Semor Cl ass Presxdent Sophomore Vlce Presxclent French Play 3 Senlor Play VICE Presldent Secretary Treasurer Soclal Chcnrmcm Mary lane Everett Dxal Staff 4 H1 Lo Staff 4 Class V1ce Presldent 4 Sensor Play Staff 4 Lxbrary Club 2 3 4 Latm Play 2 Assembly Commxttee 3 Esther Krantz nd l 2 3 Chorus 2 3 H1 Lo Staff 4 Katherme Peters Athletxc Assoclatlon 2 Library Club 2 3 4 French Play 3 All State Musnc Chmc Newark Semor Soc1al Chaxrman Semor Class Secretary Llbrary Club 2 French Club 3 Senior Play Staff Dial 4 U 0 1. ll .1 I A . it . X . . . ' Ba 4 ' ' ' Grace Abel DeW1tt Brandow Gordon Broomheld Ol1ve Broomheld Chorus l 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Fmger Lakes Musxc Festlval 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 Newark Competxtlon Musxc Athletxc Assoclatlon Festwal fSolo1stJ H1 Lo Staff 4 All State Muslc Clmlc I 2 3 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Fmger Lakes Musxc Festlval l French Play 3 Swmg Band l 2 3 Ant1c Sprung 4 Dxal Staff 1 2 3 Edrtor 4 H1 Lo Staff 4 Press Conference 1 2 French Play 3 Tenms Team 2 Semor Play Soccer Z Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Atmletxc Assoclatlon Press Conference 2 l'l1LO Staff 4 Staff l 2 3 1944 B nd l 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Flnger Lakes Musle Festlwal 4 Cheer Leader 4 Dlal Staff 4 H1 Lo Busmess Manager 4 Semor Play I' cnch Play 3 S e kmg Contest 1FrstJ Assembly Commlttee 2 Dorothy Mae Cooley Elleen Crowley Kenneth Herendeen Chorus 3 Forensxc Socxety 2 Assnstmt T1cket Chalrmwn Art Club l French Club 3 Llbrary Club 4 Antxc Sprlng 4 FOFCHSIC Soclety 2 a L B . . 3 . . P: . . . 1 2 L I ' L L Di 1 4 Assembly Committee 3 Basketball 2 3 Senior Play Stage Staff Library Cl:b I 2 3 4 Harnet Herman Iames LeFevre Ehzabeth LEWIS Ioyce McCarthy Chorus 4 Band l 2 3 4 B nd 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Club l 2 4 Dla Staff I 2 4 Chorus 4 Fmger Lakes Musncal Festxval Dual Staff 4 Presxdent Lxbrary Club 2 4 All State Band l 2 3 Newark Compehtxon Music Fmger Lakes Band l 2 Festxv 11 tSolo1st All State Orchestra 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Musnc Solo Contest 2 Forenslc Soc1ety Basketball 2 3 L1brary Club l Secretary Treasurer 1 French Play 3 French Club 3 Semor Play 4 Radlo Commentator 4 H1 Lo Staff Meryl McCarthy Bernard Meehan Mar1or1e Mlller Lxbrary Club 2 3 4 Soccer 2 Band l 2 3 Dual Staff 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Cheer Leader l 2 3 l'l1Lo Staff 4 Dual Staff l Sophomore Secretary Treasurer Freshman Vlce Presldent Semor Ball Tlcket Chalrman Llbrary Club 1 2 lumor Vlce Presldent Semor Play . II lu I . ll a , .1 . . . . 4 .Z .J 1 l' ,V at f 3 in 4 4.4.mv 1. ...'1n '-Q ll . . ll C ' v Helen Newman Band l 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Dlal Staff l 3 French Play 3 Library Club 1 2 Art Club 1 Robert Ogden Gordon Parmele Soph1e Polco Nauonal Honor Soclety Semor Ball Chau-man Bafld 2 3 4 Sen1or Play Chorus 2 3 4 All State Mus1c Chmc Newark Swmg Band 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer 2 Edltor 1n Chlef H1 Lo 4 D1al Staff 2 3 4 Sophomore Presldent Antlc Sprlng 4 Sen1or Play 4 Iumor Class Secretary Latm Play 2 Anne Preston Chorus 1 2 3 H1 Lo Advertlsxng Manager Dlal Staff 3 Iumor Class Pres1dent Speakmg Contest fSecondl Latm Play 2 French Play 3 Semor Play Iohn Record Irene W1ll1cxms Natlonal Honor Socxety Dlal Staff 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Sen1or Play 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Club 1 2 3 4 ark 2 Clarmet Quartet 2 Baseball l 2 3 4 Soccer 2 Basketball 2 3 4 H1 Lo Staff 4 Camera Club l Sen1or Play 1Hous Fmger Lakes Musxc Festwal 1 All State MUS1C Festlval New e Managerj Senior Ball Committee GLASSES 47.112-21227 gg? -N-f of J :B 4, Q 1' , .- 961.-17 wg? 'iw ,. Q' junior Class . . Bottom Row Qleft to I'lQl'lfJ CEl13 Herendeen LOIS utah Rose Polco Marne Kmg Mrs Meehan Chambers Rtchard Turner Gwendolyn Repsher Top Ron Sam Holclforth Robert Bonnell Robert 'imes Donahue ine Eherle Frmces Flynn Hoqin Charles Qulntcr Arthur Birry Lyle Nudd Second Rom Mr Maglll amcs Skyncr Ieinettc ohn Cr ng Frmus KCTIDS Kxpp Arla Schrader Elna Lathrop Catherrne Okle Name Arthur Barry Robert Bonnell Lo1s Chambers lohn Cralg Iames Donahue Robert Dunlap lane Eberle Frances Flynn Robert Hogan Sam Holdforth Francls Kerlns Mar1e K1ng Ieanette Klpp Elna Lathrop Lyle Nudd Catherme Oklev1tch Rose Polco Charles Quxnter Gwendolyn Repsher Arla Schrader Iames Skyner Dlck Turner 1944 Old MacDonald had a Farm l Only Want a Buddy Not a Sweetheart ln My Arms lm Gonna Buy a Paper Doll l Want a Glrl Put Your Arms Around Me There 11 be a Hoe down ln the Haylott Tonlght Matrzy Doats lt s 3 O clock rn the Mornrng Lazy Bones Llmehouse Blues Leave Us Face lt The Boys From Syracuse He Wears a Parr ot Sllver Wmgs Here Comes the Navy How You Gonna Keep Hun Down on the Farm? The Gang s All Here Popeye the Sallor Man There are Srmles that lfake You Happy l Wrsh that l Could ln ae lnslde trns Letter The re ln tle Arrn, Nov Bro Rua l Dream ot leanle 1954 Farmer Sole owner ol the local Hardware Supermtendent ot Nurses lI'1 Shortsvllles Gen Hospltal Owner ot L V Rallroad Shortsv1lle s own grocery boy Atrcratt of Femalej Expert Vtce Prlnclpal of S H S Head ot Nurses of Shorts v1lles General Hospltal Stoddards othclal bed tester U S Navy Adrmral Shortsv1lles famous cartoonlst Vlfealthy wldow You guessed 1t rnarrled Sec y to Shortswlle s Mayor Farmer? Marrred to V Dtd she get her B1ll9 Owner ot Shortswlle s largest garage Dr Ko wal s Secretary She Jolned the Arm to be wlth them Mayor ot Short vtlle hlmselt Brg league baseball player lk . 2 ' , I . . c I 2' , 2 ' ,. ' , 2 2 , , ' - I Celia Herendeen , W ' ' ' W Head of Math. in S.H.S. lx xy . A ,f , 4 . . t If A S - I ' Sophomore Class Bottom Royx tleft to mghtj R1ta Keleher Robert Peters W1lma Farnsyxorth Guy Crovyley Al1ce Doody Malcolm Blakeslee Mary Holdforth B1ll Felton Lorrame Carney Eduard Stevsart Dorothy GFIHIU Second Row'-R1chard Semans Barbara Walbor11 lack Bullock Rlta Iohnson Robert Gerlach Martha l-loldforth VK 1lll3I'Il Hulmg Helen Rome1ser Frank Schrader lean Keyes lack Halton Top Royy George Payne Mar1lyn H1xson Robert Overacre Frances Brahm Arthur Abel Ceraldme Gersbach R1chard Brown oan LeFevre Charles Ryan Carol Qumter Roy Everett Freshman Class Botton Roxy tleft to mghtj P1tr1c11 Stambach Me un Bl1kesltt lol 1btth Bath Arthur Cooley ily M uq ll 'Vltt1 111 Cool ey lxenntth Iohnson Marx Ann Doody Second Roxy Mr lVlag1ll 1111 es INLXXIII 111 htrl Rodney Patrlcla Ahern Dax 1d Cooley Fred Chrxs ltr Sh1rlty lallls Allan Bartholomew Cla1re Ald rc1 Top Run Edu 11d DFlyer Lester Ro111t1str l1bt1t llxtcht Sh1rley Pratt Burton VK1sson 'VI iIY1Il Dmson . . - l lv V l 1 ' . V v S A A V K Y v A X v w 1 , 1 . . 1 ' ' M 2 ' 'z 1 . 1 . ' ' ' 1 ' H ' - -1 1 1 f 2 -111 1 1 . ' '11 111. M: . 'la 'et Gilligtln. link 1 -'l Qlll, Vivi. , - 'fi 'z ' e ' , R ' ' , sfv 1 I i A V f' '-- . 1 ' ' . 1 11' l' ' A . 2 . 2 1 I . l EIGHTH GRADE Bottom Rovt fleft to r1ghtD Alfred Levns Paula Barbara Slelght Geraldme W1ll1ams Marlorle Bol Polco Ianet McKenna Mrs Clark Thomas Halton n Burnetta Gxllespne Dorothy Dobbler Barbara beverly Bartholomew Rlchard Bath Potter Rena Herman Second Row-Gordon Schrader Ellen Meehan Top Rovt Blame McCallum Fred Broomheld ohn Felton Elame Schrader Carl Herendeen Grace Mabel Burgess Iohn Cversbach lack Kennedy Mary Pratt Allen Newman I ne Mack Charles McCarthy Thlrd Rovt Charlotte Pratt Marne VanNorman SEVENTH GRADE Bottom Ron tlt fr to rlqhtj Dolores Cxrntx Lexus Dolwlultr Franets VlIllllImD Heltn Abel W alhorn Phyllls Farnsworth Llnw McCarthy Second Roxx Drck Ruord Griee Stull Robert Top Row arms Cxrty Mllts Duuy Bxlly Dat Purdy H1 el Baker Dorothy Massetar Donald thyn 1 Proper. lune Bullock, Miss lfllis, Dorothy Dt-Vries. 'l'l1ird.Row-lVlnry Ruggles. Ruth Ogden. GHYIP SIXTH GRADE Bottom Rovx Cleft to rxghtj Euqtne Alltn Bir Thlrd Poxx hthcl DtVr1Ls Bxlly HIXSOII Dfwxn hurl Wilktr Ixnk ONL1l Mms M1llQ Ann V1nFt L :tht lilly lolm Stuxrt Galllhm Ioxn C V0r ftn Mtlxlll Skyner Alntt Ptttrs Hoxx ntl VX ashluurn Second Row Dolothy Vtrhotxtn Maxx I I Pop Rovx ohn Fnrrtll om Purdy Wlrlltred Rhoades Robert Iohnson Rosemary Gallahan Bnlly Fu pwtrlck Arthur Wnllname Betty ana- Worden Schwartz Marv Newman Slllflky Br uhm Nmcy Cipron FIFTH GRADE mmons Mlss ll u xy 1 ns tlq mr xx rs L xx st N nxt Rum I x Arltnt Moort memer l nl llmt tw Ilkll 1 c an ot Mt n IL t Sttond Roxx DOIIS Sthr xdtr Gltn Ht 1 tndttn 'Vltf 11 thx Luule Sun ms Bull Mtthdn B xrh 1r1 Clark Betty , 4 1 A , , V C F A X .t ' , 'xg - , Y f V zz 2 '. 2' ' 2 .- Shl' , i ' f 2. 2 zzz, 1 J - ' , ' , X x .nrt-. 'K ' la Q , '- ' 1 X, Q ale ' 2 x, I z '. W ' . . , ' 'z . ' , ' ., I First Row flcft to rightj-Donald Cooper, VVilma Griflin, Si 1 ', Pl yllf' Sl Al , Illlllif' Ro- La fl Rm 'Roi ' li ' ' f ' '. . 3. 1 'tg Pant 4 Hwy , I - 'l tyw Inn- FOURTH GRADE Bottom Row tleft to rnghtj Glen Iohnson Elsle bach W1ll1am Flynn Ann Xxllll uni It in Bonncll loanna Worden Norma Top Row Edward Blakeslee Robert Button Wll Dwxson mtxnc Gloxer llam Dean Maurlce Cullespxe Wllllam ODonnell Sttond Rom Bllly Gtllespme Clarence Trerney Harry Schlecht Francts Carney Rolurt Broomhcld Harry Wlll11mS Robert Stam Flrst Ron tltft to Flghll Nancy Stambach Bruce Susan Perry George Mlller X1 mO1mm Mtv Nolan Iohn Doody Patrlma Lan Tlnrd Rom Duxtd Iohmon Norman Holtz Asen ron nth Anlxey Lee VN albrtdge Ellen Stambach Gerald Sttond Roxx Frcdcrxch Verhoewen lean Schrader Button Rulnrd Carney Ctrald Button Eh abeth Chrysler l s n U V V u - V' '- 1- vi ' I sy I e 1 y 1 ' 2 , I , ' . , , , ' ' . . y L , 4 it - C C y ' Q THIRD GRADE . . : ' - ff ' , ,z '. . C A K . +, C . 1 C ' L 7 1 r V - t . . . , , xl it Y 1 y . ' 1 a '. ' , z , SECOND GRADE F1rst Rom Cleft to flghfl Nexl Hogan Barbara Garth Repsher Herbert Sadler Betty Hurlburt G1llesp1e Phlllp Gllllgan Shxrley Peters M1ss Sween Franqls Walker Barbara Dawson joseph Pullmg ey Beverly Draper W1ll1am Slmmons Sally Betz Thlrd Rom George Owens Damel ODonnell Carl Romemser Allce Warfleld Davld Maslyn SOph1B Stambach Second Row Edward Repsher Loulse West Rogert Potter Ioan Wxlllams FIRST GRADE Flrst Rom tleft to mghtl Donna Lee Walker esw Ph1l1p Aldrlch M1chaelBolan Mlfy :nt Fzrrtll Robert Repshtr Ellx Mly Skyner nmmy Flt p xtrltk Gall Marshall lohn Conlon Stan Sttond Roxx Donxld Cirnty Mxrltm 'flwurner lty Proper 1 in Ttnney loseph VmlNorm1n Alun Sadler Ellun Dillaehx Harold Blum, Donna Kaye Gallahan. Miss Shawl, 5 c'l'hircl Rowfllonald Carey, Monica McCarthy z'lz-z'. ' 2 2 S'. zz , ' t , . ,- V .1 2 ' 4 , 3 54 t , V' , 1 1,2 , U PRE PRIMER Flrst Row fleft to rxghtj Edwm Wxlllxnmms Betty S haefen ohn Stwmbach Barbara Walbrldge Larry Peters Tom Blum Mus Shortall Ronald Schaefer bmten une Halton Harmon Bath Thmrd Row Fern West Martha Ellen Cxersbach Second Row ames Sadler Carol Healy ee Gale Reed limes VanNorman Member not present Marlene Schrader xii 1 ff' F Q3 an Q 'I' :HRX . V . 7 V. 4 ,Z ' Y L K .V I 1 Y . 7 'ff L V V , ,xt x . 1 e , . A - . , ' ' . -I , . L . . z ' . - ':1E1E23': ' 'J ' lv? 5532 3222! ' , Y 4 U'l'OGRAPIIS ACIIVIIIIES AH, 'fi xl National Honor Society Sc ted fleft to rrghtj Rolert Ogden Duane Walborn Iohn Record Stmdmg Mlss johnson Mr Henderson The greatc t honor be towed uoon a h1gh school student IS membershlp rn the Nattonal Honor Soc ety ot Secondary Schools Those selected must be outstandmg rn leadershrp scholarshtp character and servlce to the school Srnce 1tS toundatron rn l92l by the Nattonal Assocratron of Secondary School Prlncrpals more than 2 700 local chapters of the Natlonal Honor So crety have been estabhshed Chapter Number One was granted to Flfth Avenue l-l1gh School rn Plttsburgh Pennsylvanla Chapters are now es tabltshed rn every State ol the Unlon ln Puerto Rrco Hawau the Phlllp prnes Panama Argentrna and Chma There are several advantages tn havmg such a soctety lt creates an enthusrasm for scholarshlp throughout the school encourages a destres on the part ot the students to render servrce to the school and communlty causes the student to evaluate hrmselt and to see whether he possesse any elements ot leadersh1p strmulates the student to observe those acts by others that develop strong character and encourages students to contlnue the1r educatton The members ol the Senlor Class ot l944 who qualltred tor membershlp are Robert Ogden lack Record and Duane Walborn All three are mem bers of the S H S Band and the school ball teams Ogden IS Edltor ot the H1 Lo and Walborn 1S Senror Class Presrdent These boys are to be congratulated on thetr ttne school records through out the past twelve years and thetr membershrp rn such a drstmgutshed soctety I C . ' gn 13 .. KL.: FT ' . . 4 . . . N P . . . AJ wJ l . 1 1 4 I I - f - I I I - 1 1 - , 1 I o 1 I I ' - U . ,V . - . SENIOR BAND . . Monthly concerts' Bona rallies' Flute trio' A trip to Monroe High' These were the highlights for the S l-l S Band in l944 Lets take them up in order Monthly concerts were played this year in the school auditorium At the last two concerts a bond rallx was held Did that bring the crowdsl lnci dentally Esther Krantz one ot the Band members won the first bond ln the last concert and at Monroe High the Band featured the flute trio Esther Krantz Betty Lewis and Frances Flynn playing Dance ot the Reed Flutes from the Nutcracker Suite by Tschaikowsky Highlights of the Christmas concert was Three Blind Mice by Carl Frangkiser When Mr Timbrell announced this number he said l sup pose you have all seen a circus but before he could go on a small boy in the front row shrieked out the fact that he had never seen a circus that ended the announcing ol that number the more difficult number are Pavanne Autumn Nocturne Fiesta Paso Doble selections from The Student Prince and Fxaltation Composed ot sixty loyal members the Band this year could boast eigh teen clarinets ten cornets six saxaphones tive drums tour French horns tour trombones three llutes three bass horns two baritone horns one bass clarinet one bassoon one oboe I' 1 . . . . Y V ' I. The Band has a wide repertoire, including Class A numbers. A few of , 'YT , W- I- 1 15' 1 CHORUS . Fnrst Rovx tleft to rrghtj Olrxe Broornheld Katherxne Oklevlteh Lorrame Carney oan LeFevre Dorothy GFIHID Alxce Doody Dorothy Mae Cooley Marte Kmg Frances Flynn Second Rovs lane Eberle lVlar1or1e Keyes Barbara VValborn Helen Nevvman Celm Herendeen Martlyn HIXSOH Frances Brahm Carol Qumter Mary Holdlorth Grace Abel Last Row Allen Bartholomew Roy Exerett R1chard Turner Robert Ogden Duan Vyalborn james LeFevre Arthur Abel. Iohn Record Mr Txmbrell Progress 15 the word to dettne he S H S Chorus of l943 44 Under the dlrectlon ot Mr Tnnbrell ond osslsted by Ohve Broomheld os plomst tt clrrnbed even hrgher on the roord to pertectlon A Chrtstrnos progrone conststtng ot Chrrstmos Corols Rom ond th Rtver By the Bend of the Ru er We ve Got o Song ond o Russlon Chrlstmos Corol wos the trst Chorus concert ever olven tn Shortsvtll lrhgh wtthout the help ot the Bond Lost November 5 ond 6 loelc Record Robert Cgden Robert Hogorn Du one Wolborn Pronces Flx nn Croce Abel Ohve Broornheld ond Notohe Ellls were chosen to s1ng IH the All Stotte Chorus ot lUU votces ot Nework Htgh School Followmg the publ C concert Soturcloy evenmg the student were entertotned ot o olonce held ln the Nework Auol1tor1un'1 One rom, dow os the Chorus v os reheorstng Rom ond the Rtver one ol the lox reoched the llne Rom pour down on tne ond the roun d1d lt C une through the tndof over heod lflr Tnnbrell ond the Chorus enyof ed o heorty lough YT . 4 I V . f ' . f . 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X f SWING BAND Seated fleft to rlghtl Edward DeFlyer Celna Herendecn Alxce Doody Barbara Wal l-orn Arthur Abel, Dorothy Grxffm Carol Qumter Standmg Alfred Lexus Rlchard Record Donald Phnpps Duane Walborn Iohn Gers bach Mr Tlmbrell Robert Ogden Mary Holdforth jack Bullock On almost any Wednesday evenmg ot the past year one m1-ght have heard the latest swmg tunes f1ll1ng the otherwrse qulet school burldmg From thelr own prwate Rose Room members of the SH S Swlng Band were glvmg out w1th Stardust Shoo Shoo Baby and other 11ve rhythms all forthe Love Love Love of makmg musrc At these httle sess1ons Mr T1mbrell sat ID w1th the boys and glrls to lend the trombones a l1ttle support And rumor has 1t one evenmg Mr Ma gtll ytelded to a long cherrshed deslre and sang wlth the Band a la Swoon Smatra' Mug K SENIOR PLAY Anne Preston Standmg Mr Spntzer Robert Ogden Duane Walborn Bernard Meehan Alter four weeks of rehearsals the Seruor Class presented the1r lnterpre tatton of The Late Chrxstopher Bean by Sldney Howard under the dxr ectron ot Mr Sp1tzer However the1r somewhat t1r1ng rehearsals were not rn va1n for at the hrst showmg they had a record crowd and the second proved equally successful The total box othce returns showed a neat pro ht of S1XlY hve dollars Though 1t was a rather sertous play humor was added by the sk1llful actlng of Iames LeFevre and Soph1a Polco ln the1r love scene and the crowd dld all but roll ln the atsles when they saw Bernard Meehan parade ln w1th h1s derby and clgar Then too DeW1tt Brandow deserves spec1al colnmendatton for h1s hne portrayal ol the elderly Doctor Haggett All ln all the cast dld an excellent lob The Semor Class thanks all those who helped to make our play a success n I s ' if 4, in X X ll U 6: 12 six A , il ' S Seated fleft to rightj-Sophia Polco. Irene VVilliams Iames LeFevre, Olive Broomfield, .ll I I n 0,531 X 'K? ' ! 'WBA l l I 'l 'l' CAST CF CHARACTERS Dr I-laggett a stout undistiguished medical man ot 1 ty DeWitt Brandow Susan Haggett a pretty girl of nineteen Sophia Polco Abby a Yankee villager aged vaguely between youth and Mrs Haggett a Yankee mother who has acquired cittlied ideas Irene Williams Ada Haggett a girl of twenty six who fancies her baby prettiness and baby like manner Olive Broomfield Warren Creamer the village painter and paper hanger a self satisfied youth in his early twenties Iarnes LeFeVre Tallant a smooth youngish and shabbily dressed New Yorker Duane Walborn Rosen an oily and too aflable Iewish gentleman ot middle age Bernard Meehan Maxwell Davenport an elderly and distinguished gentleman Robert Ogden 8 H . maturity, of a wistlul prettiness, simple and serious Anne Preston SENIOR BALL. . KING AND QUEEN Cathenne Oklevxtch lack Record The coronatlon of a lang and queen was the outstandmg feature ot the Senlor Ball th1s year Thts occurrence was entlrely new 1n the hlstory ot Shortsvxlle Hlgh School The re1gn1ng monarchs lack Record and Cather me Oklevltch were chosen from the lumor and Senlor Classes respectlve ly Each class selected two candldates tor the k1ng and two for the queen After a prehmlnary vote of the two classes the remalnmg contestants were voted on by the entlre student body On the nlght of the dance prlor to 1nterm1ss1on the lung and queen were crowned by the Semor Class presldent after whlch they led the tollowlng dance The queen IS a member of the Chorus and 1S actlve on the D1al statt and ln other school act1v1t1es lack Record belongs to the Band and Chorus and partlclpates ln sports ,ka i? n-If Z J r .V M W 9- Z' l DEBATE CLUB. . First Row fleft to rightj-Geraldine Cversbach, Elna Lathrop, Mr. Magill, Frances Flynn, Lois Chambers. Last Roxy Samuel Holclforth Mary Holdforth Arthur Abel Roy Everett The Debate Clubs hrst year has been a truly prohtable one ln thelr rneetmgs current top1cs and events have been chscussd and analyzed to brtng to ltght the1r lull meamng and content Thelr f1rst debate entltled ls the Negro recetvlng dernocrattc treatment ln the Unlted States? was a great success The afhrrnatlve was taken by Robert Hogan and Frances Flynn the neganve by Elna Lathrop and Arthur Abel The moderator was Geraldlne Gersbach and the questloners Were Mary I-loldtorth and Lols Chambers DIAL STAFF bww!!! Flrst Roxy lltft to rrqhtj Lorrnre Cirney Meryl MLClFlhX Esther Krantz Dorothy Gflfllll Barbara XX xlholn Dunn VX llhorn Mlry Holdforth Ohm Broomfleld Mary ant ytrttt Kxthtrnn Olxltxn L Stcond Roxy Cxundolyn R pshtu All-.L Doody lrtnt XN1ll1nns Harriet Hermann oyet MeC1rthy Htltn Roxnustr Xxllllli Farnsworth Rlll lxtlthu Maru. lxlng Mrs Meehan Last Roxy R111 johnson Arthur Ahtl Robert Ogden Ceha Htrtndeen Iames Donahue Frances Br ahxn. Cordon Broornheld Elna Lathrop Charlns Ry m Marjorre Keyes Francls Kerms , - f , . . . H , , , ,.. - ,..,.V.. , , ww xl..-, -, E, , ' B K - 2 it 2 f I' ' 2 . . . . z Q Q '. 1 ' 2 , 4 ' 'I , ' I: 1 x f 'r't'h. ,. ,,, ,, I, K, y. ., ,Q , , 4 K , t ,., 'z -- I . 1 it . . . - -1 '- ' ' 1 x x ,'- x 5 , A . . . , . . , 1 'X z . . . ' 'z . , Library Club . . Ftrst Rovs lleft to rxghtl Dorothy Grtfftn VV1lma Farnsworth Katherlne Oklcxltch Celta Herendeen Barbara Walborn Lots Chambers ane Eberle Frances Flynn Second Row Kathertne Peters Ahce Doody Mary Holdforth Oltxe Broomheld Martha Holdforth Helen Rometser Rlta Keleher Mtss Shortall Thtrd Row Meryl McCarthy Rtta Iohnson Martlyn Htxson Elna Lathrop oyce McCarthy Grace Abel Under the gutdance ol Mtss Shortall ltbrarlan the Ltbrary Club as a untt performs helpful duttes tn mamtatmng the ltbrary Each member vol unteers one pertod a week to Work ln the hbrary to mend books and to supervlse the grades ltbrary pertods However the Club also has a great deal of lun Several parttes are gtven each year Thts year a Valentme party was one of the mam soctal events The Club realtzes the motto All work and no play makes lack a dull boy and makes thts the watchwora ol tts acttvtttes Radio Broadcasters 'Hgpf Arthur Abel Iames I.eFevre 5 tort vtlle Htg Stud ltaller have been greeted ever motntng tnt year l a ltvely hun ctcu nev broadca t Chtel broadcaeter were Art Abel and hm l.eFevre The programs v ere destgned to gtve the students a brtet summary of local nattonal and world wtde events EASTMAN TRIO LORENL CARPENTER PROGRAM Larghetto Tr o 1n D MIHOT Allegro moderato bcherzo Eleg1a F 1nale Tr1o Ave Mar1a from Otello V1 1 D Arte from La Tosca lvhranda lanet Fee lnterm1ss1on Andante Contablle Mlnueto Romance Tr1o Kashm1ra Song Th1ne Alone K1 s Me Agam Ianet Fee The Blue Danube Trlo Frlday Evenlng Apr1l 21 1944 PLEASING CONCERT GIVEN BY EASTMAN STRING TRIO B1lled as an even1ng of good mus1c about 200 persons found just that when they attended the con cert Fnday even1ng 1n Shortsvllle Hlgh School aud1 torlum g1ven by the Eastman Tr1o of Rochester w1th Ianet Fee as vocal solo1st The performanc was sponsored by the SHS Press Club to ralse money for the school year book The Eastman Tr1o cons1sts of Lorene Carpenter v1ol1n Martha McCrory cello and Frances New man p1ano They appeared 1n two groups of pop ular class1cs wh1ch they charactenzed by good taste and excellent tone M1ss McCrory and MISS Carpenter make a well balanced team on the str1ngs ably accompan1ed by MISS Newman Mtss Fee also appeared 1n two groups of songs wh1ch were roundly applauded She possesses a lovely soprano VOICE and s1ngs 1n an 1nt11'nate man ner that won the hearts of the youngsters 1n part1c u or The Press Club and the1r advlsor Rlchard SDIIZ er are to be congratulated on thelr cho1ce and 1t 1S the hope of many that s1m1lar performances can be arranged for the future From Shortsv1lle Enterprxse Aprll 26 1944 Handel Arensk y Verd1 Pucc1n1 Hageman Tschalkowskj Haydn Debuss y Fmden Herbert Herbert Strauss IANET FEE o A - 11 - - 11 ' f 1 I 1 Q . V . . . , 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' 1 , . 1 I - 1 -1 1 1 ' l ,,,, .. ,, . ,, ' - 1- 11 . -on. 1 11 11 , . .xo 1 -1 .O . N1 1 1 - BAND BOOSTERS . . The Band Boosters, an organization composed of parents ot Band mem' bers, once more made good their name. ln the Fall, the Boosters sponsorf ed a reception for the Faculty. Entertainment was provided by Doctor Blakeslee, who exhibited pictures taken on the Bands trip to Atlantic City. Later in the year, in addition to supporting bond rallies, the Band Boost- ers provided transportation to Monroe l-ligh School and to Bushville Cen- tral School tor appearances by the Band. LIONS CLUB The sincere interest in education lelt by the Lions Club of Shortsville and Manchester Nas evidenced once again by sponsorsh p of weekly motion pictures in Stiortsville H g i and by the announcement that the outstanding a prize ot tw ent dollar students of the social stud.es in both SHS. and M.H.S would be awarded AHFHMEUUIQS W S S 'N Q 5 'QL x 5 ' gx ' I I , Q 27:-A V, v X I X R' A ,x X Cheer Leaders . . V1v1an Cooley Ohve Broomheld Dorothy Gnffm Frances Flynn Whlstle Boom' Ssssssss Boom' Bch' Ssssssss Boom' Bch' S H O R T S V I L L E Shortsvllle' Flght Teom F1ght' Flght' Flght' Gtr Grr Grr 1 Shortsvllle' F1ght' Flght Tecrm F1ght' 15 Rohs Roh' Roh' Roh' Roh' Roh' Roh' Roh' Roh' Roh' Flghi Teom Roh' Roh' Roh' Roh' Roh' Roh' F1 Fght' ' . Grr Fight' Fight! Fight! ' , , 'ghtl Captcun Meehan Coach Brown VARSITY BASKETBALL. . 'Tor of all sad words of tongue or pen, The scddest are these. Mft might have been! The words of Whittier seem fitting to describe the past season of Shortsf ville Highs basketeers. The beginning of the season was encouraging and hopes were high for league honors and the first championship since the 193339 season. Cn Ianuary 25, however, the boys met Naples for the secf ond time, losing a heart-breaker, 3l-30. That marked the beginning of the end, for SHS. dropped the next four straight games and ended the season in a tie for third place. Capt. Meehan led the scoring parade with ninety-nine tallies, followed closely by Parmele and Ogden with 93 points and 90 points respectively Ogden was named left guard on the Finger Lakes B C All Star team while Meehan made the second team and Parmele copped honorable men ion Shortsville Shortsville Shortsville Shortsville Shortsville Shortsville Shortsville Short ville Shortsville Shortsville Shortsville Shortsville Shortsville Shortsville Shortsville Short ville Total Victor Clifton Springs Naples Gorham Manchester Phelps East Bloomfield Rushville Victor Clifton Springs Naples Gorham Manchester Phelp Ea t Bloomfield Rushville Total I fs I' . , 20 . . 27 i , ' , , 33 ' 30 ' 17 ' 24 , ' 33 . ' s ' 45 . ' , 19 . s 4 28 ' ' 4 30 ' 2l ' 20 . ' l7 s ' 28 s ' 3 ' 44 . ' 437 g M9211 4f ,l I 1 T AY 3, el-ft XX Tennis Team 'lop Rovx Bxll Fclton Ink Kcnncdy Mr Maglll Row l-urctt imcs Newman Bottom Row Robert Pcttrs Sam Holdforth lack Bullock l'enn1s had been a dead sport at Shortsvllle lor about two years but 1n terest m 1t was revtved thls year largely through the efforts of Sam Hold forth captam Bob Peters lack Bullock and B111 Felton These boy had ln playlng cond1t1on D1gg1ng up weeds and rak1ng rolhng and generally tmprovmg the hrgn chool courts took a lot ot the boys spare t1me but they managed to make a blg tart toward makmg playable court A local match wtth Palmyra lad to be cancelled but the team managed to meet Canandalgua Penn Yan and Palmyra on thelr courts Not too successful as tar as wlns went th1s year the team IS looklng forward to more pract1ce and a more vlctor tous season hm Newman lack Kennedy Boy Everett and DeWxtt Bran dow were mcluded m the team s roster Mr Mag1ll served as manager and advlsor ' '-' ,z' '. . A. ,la ' . two jobs to do: get matches with area high schools and get the local courts BASEBALL Flrst Row lleft to rlqhtj Billy Meehan Robert Oxeracre Iames Skyner Gordon Broomheld Frances KCFIUS Fred Broorrheld Arthur Cooley Btll Bolan Second Rovx Coach Broun Bernard Meehan Duck Turner Iohn Record Gordon Parrnele Duane Walborn Robert Ogden Malcolm Blakeslee Iohn Cralg W1th Donahue punchlng out a home run after two were away and thc bases loaded and Meehan hangmg up 13 stnkeouts Shortsvllle had httle d1tt1culty Wlnnmg the opener agalnst Bloomtleld Three days later Man chester put the t1rst blot on the record wlth a Wm on thetr own held Ou boys then proceded to take the next ttve ln a row lncludlng a d6l1C1OL1b vtctory over Manchester 12 l But the 1oy that retgned unconhned after the defeat of Al Kaufman boys up et the Shortsvllle equrhbrmm The tearn never really chckecl agaln loslng to Phelps playmg helple sly aga1nst V1ctor and loslng l3 0 t1n ally squeezmg out a one run v1ctory over Rushvtlle to close the season Honors 1n battmg went to Parrnele for h1s 4l4 average Walborn was econcl wlth 387 Shortsv1lle Shortsvtlle Shortsvllle Shortswlle Shortsv1lle Shortsvllle Shortsvllle Shortsv1lle Shortsvtlle Shortsv1lle BASEBALL 1944 Ea t Bloornheld Manchester Phelps V1ctor Rushv1lle East Bloomheld Manchester Phelps Vlctor Rushvllle Simi? 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