South Otselic Central School - Centralian Yearbook (South Otselic, NY)

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James Halbert Band l,2,5 4-H Club l,2,5 Science Club 1 Photography 2 Model Club 5 Dancing Club 5 Student Council Basketball l,2,5 Baseballfl F.F.A. l Football 2 Honor Award l Dorine Bauder 4-H Club 1,2 Dancing Club 5 Dramatics 5 Glee Club 1,2 lay Halbert Band l,2,5 4-H Club l,2,5 Science Club 1 Photography Club Model Club 5 Dancing Club 5 C O M M A N D E R S 2 Student Council 2 Basketball l,2,5 Baseball 1 F. F. A. l,2,5 CLASS MOTTO .. CLASS COLORS .. CLASS FLOWER .- A we ,Sai K xsnfig' 2 la, We O ,,-A N'l 'w if X ' 'Q our YM. S - 3 JS A :L ni J5sf35'xl1 it - . it si W in W .s R , s l g? 4 fiifgk' gl i -cz-.5 f iAQS5g 'gflb wg lf qfglgyna,ffaw,l W,, gig ,, K- -1 H321 A, -be X ' 'i neff ' ' Q 5 3- 1 ff Roland Pettit Basketball l,2,5 Baseball 1,2 Football 2 Intramural Award 1,2 Honor Award 1,2 Science Club 1 F.F.A. 1 Band l,2,5 Miss Harriet Sartwell Yearbook Adviser and Class Adviser Robert Swayze' Band l,2,5 Basketball l,2,5 Baseball l,2,5 4H Club l,2,5 Gym Club l Chefs Club 5 Science Club l P.F.A. 1 4H Newsreporter 2 NFREEDOM OFFERS OPPORTUNITYH Rosa AND WHITE WHITE Rosa

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Leslie Shadel F.F.A. 5 Science l Baseball l Football 2 Basketball 5 President 5 Marjorie Wilcox Dramatics 2,5 Gym Club 2 4-H Club 2 Student Council 5 Dancing Club 5 Eugene Wood Gym Club l,2 Basketball 1,2 Baseball l,2,5 Dancing Club 1,5 4-H Club 1,2 F. F. A. l,2,5 Vice-President 5 Emily Greene Dramatics 2,5 Gym Club 2 Student Council 1 President of 4iH.Club 3 4-H l,2,5 Home Ec. Club l C O M M A N D E R S HHH- qi , w sly... We wif Betty Thompson 4-H Club 1,5 Orchestra 1,2 Bend l,2,5 President l Secretary 2,5 Dancing Club 2,5 Dramatics Club 2, YNUWH' Kenneth Graves ,Treasurer 5. 5 President Science Club 5 4-H Club 1,5 - Science Club 1,5 Basketball 5 Baseball l, 5 Chefs Club 5 Gym Club 1 F.F.A. l Hewsreporter of 4-H Ramane Garner - Band 1,2 - Gym 2 Science 5 Donald Pickard Band l,2,5 4-H Club 5 Basketball 5 Baseball 5 Dancing Club Model Club 5 F. F. A. 5 5 3

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Marjorie W1lcox.... Ramona Garner.. Betty Thompson. Eugene Wood.... Roland Pettit.. Jay Halbert ... Robert Swayze.. Kenneth Graves. Dorine!Bauder.. James Halbert.. Emily Greene... Donald Pickard. Leslie Shadel.. S T AVF F 1 Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Asslstant Busine Sports Editor Sports Editor ArtdEditor Typist Typist Typist ...Humor Editor IO ll .Club Reporter .Photography C L A S S H I S T O R Y ss Manager The Commanders took their stand as Lieutenants under the command of Vice Admiral Frank Merchant. We were twenty- one in number until several gave up their basic training and sought a new goal. During the year we took our stand as the sponsor of two social activities. The first was a Harvest Dance and the second was a skating party on the ponds of the local fish hatchery with Mr. Merchant on the' bank yelling, nG6t your hot dogs heres only five centstn After a ten week leave we again assembled as Lieutenant Commanders under the command of Vice Admiral John E. Cox. At this time we found that several of our sailors had dropped from the ranks and new ones had joined. Betty LaRock was discharged and went into a defense industry, Ruby Dinwiddie was transferred to the training station in Oneida, New York, and,Char1es Lapuszynski and Kenneth,wh1te'were discharged and con- tinued on another path of life. Margery Wilcox was transferred from Cazenovia to this station and in January Dorine Bauder was transferred from Norwich. During this year we sponsored a pre-Thanksgiving Dance which proved to be an over-estimation of naval power. In June we were all given ten week leaves and again assembled in September under the rank of Commanders with Vice Admiral Harriet Sartwell as adviser. The main feature of this year of training is this edition of our annual Hcentraliann.