Spencerport Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Spencerport, NY)

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JOHN MPCAULEY The Junior Class of Spencerport High School wishes to dedicate this page to the memory of John McCauley, one of its members, whose death came as a tragic blow to all of us. He was liked by all who knew him and his cheery smile and happy disposition are keenly miss- ed. He was active in sports and in the band and did everything with his whole heart behind it. We shall not soon forget him for his memory sfall live on through the medium of this book for many years to come.

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We, the remains of the outstanding 1937 Freshman Class of the John 1. Trowbridge High School, being of semi-equal physical and mental ability, do declare this our last will and testament. --First, to the Board of Education, faculty, our parents, and to those who have helped us in any way to complete our high school course, we leave our sincere appreciation. --The Senior Class of 1941 reluctantly bestow on the oncoming Senior Class the senior privileges the former class never had. --To the Junior Class, the ability to raise money. --To the Sophomore Class, the Senior's quietness in the library. --To the Freshman Class, the strict regulation of the Safety Patrol. SeSSKSMFKSO NG AARE SS SOMSeS SHAKE SS eASAS sao eegeeasageagengeegkeeangags --Marge Dillon leaves her ability to win the speaking contest to Eleanor Bonnett. --Bert Miller leaves his height to Homer Barton. --Ed Murphy will probably get Jean Ballard's keen sense of prompt ness. --Roger Charbonneau leaves his muscular form to Dean Henry. --Emma Sinsebox has leased her extreme prettiness to the Juniors. --John Koch leaves his knowledge of History to Kenny Stiles. -Pauline German leaves her stature to Ruth Clark. --Because of its rare and marvelous talent, Gordon McMann leaves his voice to Dick Jones. --Doris Kort leaves her Quietness to Nancy Holt. -Jim Hoy leaves his ability on the Safety Patrol to Art Kirvan. --The reputation of a perfect lady has fallen from Jeanne Kenyon's shoulders onto those of certain Sophomore girls. --To Dayton Cafferty, we leave Rich Houck's way with the women. --Laurel Herbert will appreciate Wilma Volkmar’s gift of tall stat- ure. --Orville Gravelle, who has proved himself a gallant leader, leaves this honorable position to Mark Stenzel. Grumbles On this day of God's Grace, May 29, 1941, I, D. Sheldon, do present the Grumbles of the class of ‘41. Well, our first and loudest grumble is the failure of our class to go either to New York or Washington. Darn these teachers. The Senior Class 1s grumbling over the lack of good English words in the dictionary to express their gratitude to the faculty for their help in our money-raising projects. We also wonder what became of those campaign speeches which granted Senior Privileges in library! !!! The whole school is grumbling over the drafting of Mr. Dubois. Just look what that war in Europe did to our school! The Senior Class wishes to complain about the methods used by the Safety Patrol. This grumble will probably continue for sey- eral years, The Senior Play Cast grumbles over those suppers last wintert Burnt spaghetti and pudding was our diet. How about it, Lannigan?. The Senior Class is grumbling over those horrible stories which we were made to read. DAVID COPPERFIELD, THE HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES, THE TALE OF TWO CITIES, etc. We should also like to put in a complaint about the doing a- way with tea dances. Darr Wohlers is heard grumbling over the inability of that great, little car of his to do the things that an army tank does. For instance, climbing seventy-five degree grades and manoeuvering through gravel ruts. Certain members of the Senior Play cast are grumbling over the lack of longer night rides to,Niagara Falls, aren't they, Marge?

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Front Row-Stenzel, Miss Hiscock, Flagg, Volkmar, Eekel, Schott, Mr. Qimsted, Barton, Second Row-Van Buren, Tice, Lambe, Converse, Reynolds, Utter, Bennett, Eichas, Mckinney; Third Row-McClellen, Brown, Hulek, Wick-- enden, Wyand, Deforrest, Feygo, Youngs, Adlem; Fourth Row-Stewart, Popowich, Matzel, Templeton, Holt, Kel- dorf, Jones, Zarpentine, Weller; Top Row-Jones, Houck, Irwin, Morabito, Leacy, Trabold, Reeves, Richards. JUNIOR. == CLASS Front Row-Zarnstoff, Pangborn, Brogan, Hagg, Ryan, Unger, Smith, Brongo; Secgnd Rew-Erback, Utter, Piendel, McCoy, Richards, Roach, Chmylac, Hodder, Buckingham; Third Row- Bennett, Cook, Savage, Cole, Westfield, Morabito, Anderson, Pepper, Wherle; Fourth Row-Trabold, Muszak, Jacobs, Bond, Sauer, Violante, Sukatis, Mitchel, Crosby, Gross; Top Row-Hennesy, Stiles, Miller, Spencer, Wadsworth, Moors, Bradford, Mattern, Corke, House, Tierson.