Tully Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Tully, NY)

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Student ouncil Front: Ruth Usher, Leonard Bloodgood, Helen Hoag, May Brown, Stanley Sherman, Alan Craw, ,Ioan Tuffley. Second: Mr. Green, Marie Herold, Glenn Bishop, Robert Walberger, Dana Houck, Edwin Kehrer, George Wortley, john Carlton, Wilma Bardwell. Third: Donald Ransom, Richard Drumm, Anna Reagan, Lucy Cain, Helen Kelly, Mildred Myers, Jean Cox, Edith Selover, Harold Carlton. OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,. ,....e,,.,,.,,.,.. ,,,. . S tanley Sherman Vice-President. ...,,, W. .,., W May Brown Secretary ,,..,l,,., ,,,,,, H elen Hoag Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,.,....,,,,.,,,,,,...,,...,, .,,,, . , .,,,...,..,..,,,,,,,.,........,...,,,,,,. ..., A lan Craw Under the direction of Mr. Green the Student Council- has made many outstanding accomplishments this year. They took charge of the stamp sales and encouraged the students to buy more in order to achieve our 90 per cent goal. Also they organized a tin can week the first of every month for students to bring their tin cans. A key salvage 'was organized through- out the school. They were responsible for our T.C.S. Scrapbook on what T.C.S. is doing to aid the war effort. At Christmas time they sent out Christmas Cards to all the alumni in service. The outstanding event was the supper-party in honor of the basketball and soccer team. The members of the council are: Alan Craw, John Carlton, Ruth Usher, Marie Herold, Joan Tuffley, Leonard Bloodgood, Stanley Sherman, Lucy Cain, Robert Walberger, May Brown, Anna Reagan, Glenn Bishop, Mildred Myers, Helen Kelly, Dana Houck, Helen Hoag, Edith Selover, Harold Carlton, Richard Drum, Donald Ransom. Page Twenty-three

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Tully Future Farm ers of America President ,,,.. .,- .... ,,,,,, l.. ewis Banner Vice President ,,,,,, ...,,,, C alvin Currie Secretary ,,,,,,,,, ....,,,,,Y,, ,,,,,,,,,,. D i ck Brown Treasurer ,.,M , ,,,-..,. ,,.,,,,, F Orrest Brown Adviser ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A ,,,,,,,,..rM,,.,...,,,,.,,r,,,,-........A..,,,,,....,,, ,.,....,,,,v, H . B. Allen The F. F. A. program has been sharply curtailed this year due to the war effort. The Father and Son Banquet, the Cornell trip and the State Fair judging events have all been cancelled for the duration. There 'were 30 boys in the F. F. A. club this year and 20 of them left school at the beginning of Easter Vacation to work on farms in the Farm Cadet program. They are mak- ing a real contribution to the war effort. Over 50 of the farmer F. F. A. boys are now serving in some branch of the U. S. forces. Some farm machinery was donated to the F. F. A. and the boys repaired, repainted and resold it to farmers in the community to help the machinery shortage. The F. F. A. boys have been selling seeds for victory gardens this spring and are re ceiving many orders from the surrounding communities. Under the leadership of Mr. Allen the Fu ture Farmers of Tully spent an interesting, edu- cational and profitable year. Cheerleaders Last November the Student Body elected the following girls to represent T. C. S. as cheerleaders: Ruth Butler, Beth Cornue, Barbara Hillman, Helen Hoag, Helen Hughes, Mary Towne, Joyce Tuffley and Helen Zufelt. Under the direction of Miss Ackerman, and with the excellent cooperation of the stu- dent body and townspeople, the Cheerleader s rooted their team to the basketball play-offs. Page Twenty-two

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Tully 7i'a0'i0 Club The Radio Club, sponsored by Mr. Millis, is made up of Senior High School students who have an interest in acting, producing, or Writing radio programs. The operation of our public address equipment also attracts many boys as Hengineersfi From time to time during the school year 'Station T R C has taken the air to present various news, novelty and dramatic programs. Feature programs include a Bill of Rights Week show, America Sings, which was a patriotic program of American War songs, an April Fool's show, and many 'other programs designed to stimulate Tully Central's part in the War effort. The officers of the Radio Club are: President . ,,,,,,,,,,.. M ,,,.,,, Stanley .Sherman Vice President ,,,...... ,,,,,, . Beulah Hughes Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,..c,.,.,,,,,,,, , ..w,,,,,, l. ...,,,,,,,,.....,,,, .,,,,,, B arbara Myers The remaining members are: Marilyn Cummings-, Janice Estey, Mar- garet Flaherty, Betty Green, Barbara Hillman, Helen Hoag, Helen Hughes, Helen Kelly, Arvilla McCallum, Mildred Schad, Joyce Tuffley, Helen Zufelt, Raymond Banner, Austin Bartholomew, Kenneth Covey, Alan Craw, Paul Estey, George Lamson, Vincent Merriman, Robert McKnight, George Rain- bow and Charles Wright. Library Jqssistants Bays and girls both are represented in the library as Assistants who take care of books and magazines, sign passes, slip books, and do other clerical duties. The training gives help in this type of work in an interesting way. The group includes the following: Helen Aungier, Eugenia Bardwell, Betty Beckwith, Marion Brenchley, lrene Brown, Joyce Currie, Louise Estey, Madeline Fellows, Clara Gilbert, Betty Hansel, Shirley Hansel, jane Harmon, Elsie Herold, Cnladys Hobart, Joyce Knowlton, Helen Lamson, Minnie Mon- terville, Barbara Myers, Barbara Lee Parcells, Jerry Riehlman, Mildred Schad, Patty Smith, Betty Spaulding, Joyce Xvalberger, Everett Hansel, Carl Hoefer and John Reagan. K Page Twenty-four