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

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L. to R.: P. Mickelson, Mrs. Buzard, Advisor, B. Aungier. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS PEN AND I Ii The Pen and Ink Club started its activities this year by electing Phili Mickelson as Editor-in-Chief, and Betty Aungier as Editor of this honorary literary society of T. C. S. Seven new members were elected and initiated into this club on Monday, October 1, 1951. They were Walter Davis, Michael Fenlon, Mary Lou Murphy, Carolyn Volles, Gaile Wood, Richard Garrett and Ross Moyer. As is customary, all new members went to the initia- tion in full costume and attended school the following day in the same get up. The club was not divided into different staffs this year, as was the custom in the past. The entire group met each activity period on Monday to organize the school news for publication in the local paper, The Tully Times. Under the direction of Mrs. Buzard, the Pen and Ink Club members worked hard to improve its style and provide interesting news to all readers of the High imes. ' Standing, L. to R.: B. Baker, A. Carlton, G. Wood, P. Mickelson, G. Venton, M. Monaghan, J. McQueen, C. Morse. Second Row: J. Seeley: M. Fenlon, E. Hillenbrand, W. Davis, D. Whittemore, P. Garrett, R. Garrett. Third Row: L. Cates, J. Baker, C. Herold, B. Aungier, M. Murphy, M. Rindge. I Wil Q'

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DHAMATIII CLUB PLAY 6. Ito R.: B. Baker. ll. ar ton, R. Bogart H. Bo ner, P. Mickelson, M: Rindge. M. Diederich, J. Brenchley. PLAY TIME The Senior class presmted two one-act plays in the TCS auditorium this s rin . The titles were Navy Blue and Bold and The Gqxostly Passenger. The cast of Navy Blue and Bold was Don las Scott, Mary Monadgxan, Betty Aungier, Curtis Parcgls, Barbara Long an Carolyn Herold. This lay was about a teen-age irl by the name of Pen Agams who mis- takes her older sister's boy friend for her own cor- res ndent, who is also in the Navy. 'lplfe cast of The Ghostly Passenger was Raymond Bogart. Martha Rindge, Phil Mickelson, Marlene Diederich, Barbara Baker, Helma Bogner, Ralph Carl- ton and Jane Brenchley. The Owens family rented a house for the summer next to an old deserted house which had the reputation of being haunted for years. The young colored maid of Owens added a geat deal of humor to this very thrilling mystery. I N R I V Standing: B. Long. Seated: B. Aungier, C. Parcellsf