Union Springs Central High School - Frontenac Yearbook (Union Springs, NY)

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CURIOUS FACTS SENIOR NAME ALIAS CHIEF A'I'TRACT ION FAVORITE SONG Evelyn Amerman Sooky The Irish With These Hands Beverly Anthony Bev Short Hair Dragnet Claudia Anthony Pete Long Fingernails Until You Said Goodbye Joan Anthony Joan Long Hair Shot Gun Boogie Joyce Bartley Tilly Tiny Feet Changing Partners Wesley Bedell Bill Personality Vaya Con Dios Ruth Bennett Ruthie Pretty Hair Stranger In Paradise Lynn Carlton Kate Queer Shirts Oh My Papa Harlow Casler Sam His Eyes Let Me Be The One Douglas Chisamore Doug Laziness Lazy Bones Jack Cooper Coop The Nose Secret Love Ann Daratt Annie Eyes Lover, Come Back To Me Kenneth Davis Porky His Fancy Shirts Bell Bottom Blues Roger Day Arnie D. A. There Stands The Glass Dalton Foster Molecule Personality Laura Evangeline Gaston Bannie Hair P. S. I Love You Evelyn Gaston Webbie Her Tiny Feet Heartbreaking Waltz Helen Gleason Chickie Pony Tail That's Arnore Maxwell Haines Max Hair To Be Alone Evelyn Hares Tootsie Plaid Shirts Because of You Lois Hubbard Loie Brown Eyes As Time Goes By Eleanor Hussey Ellie Height Oh Kenneth Jorgensen Jorgy Eyes Anytime Robert Kwasniewski Kwas His Physique Secret Love Faith Langley Faithie Her Eyes You'll Never Walk Alone Shirley Lee Leaker Hair Bell Bottom Blues Barbara Leiger Sleepy Quietness Have I Told You Lately That I Love You Jean Lewis Louie Food Stardust Robert Mekeel Chubby Wave In Hair I'll Leave No Stone Unturned Jean Osborne Jeanie Quietness My Secret Love Jeanne Perkins Perky Green Eyes Laura Margaret Pinckney Peggy Hair Let Me Be The One Robert Pinckney Bob Brush Cut Heart Of My Heart Carol Pratt Ceepy Brown Eyes Unforgetable Murvill Robbins Mert D. A. There Stands The Glass Carol Romig Co Friendliness Stranger In Paradise Joan Russell Butch Her Sweaters Getting Sentimental Over You Lowell Sanders Lowell Slowness Chicago Carolyn Saxton Geo Quietness The Jones Boy Martha Scott Mart Her Hair Answer Me My Love Elaine Stryker Skipper Her Figure Ebb Tide Dorothy Temple Dot Her Smile Heartbreaking Waltz Ralph Walawender Wally Shortness Secret Love James Whitehead Jim His Red Hair Stranger In Paradise Henry Wilde Hank His Wrestling Ebb Tide Herman Wilde Blue Eyes Blue Eyes Oh Bernard Wright Bernie His Smile Wheel of Fortune S ' A 'o 9 J J Shy- I V W , ' f ...QM Q f,,.. , Y 20 U. S. C. S. SPEED THE ECHOES RINGING AT THY CALL

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THIS IS OUR STORY CLASS HISTORY The class of 1954 started the Freshman year by electing Robert Mekeel, Presi- dentg Kenneth Jorgensen, Vice-President, Lowell Sanders, Secretary, and Wesley Bedell, Treasurer. Miss Agnes purcell was our class adisor. To get our Treasury started, we sold over 31,000 worth of magazine subscrip- tions and held a dance. We made a nice profit from both. At the end of our Fresh- man year, we had our Junior High Graduation and moved on to our Sophomore year. In our Sophomore year, Mr. Allen Shotwell became our class advisor for the rest of our Senior high years. Mrs. Eileen Davis assisted Mr. Shotwell in our Soph- omore year. We elected Jeanne Perkins, President, Dalton Foster, Vice-President, Lowell Sanders, Secretary, and Jean Osborne, Treasurer. This year we had a play, a dance, and sold refreshments at the basketball games to increase our treasury for our Senior trip. The Junior year was full of activity. We elected Robert Mekeel, President, Ber- nard Wright, Vice-Presidentg Lowell Sanders, Secretary, and Lynn Carlton, Treasurer. Kenneth Jorgensen and Jim Whitehead were elected to represent us on the Saturday night recreation committee. Dalton Foster and Margaret Pinckney represented us in the Student Council. We held a dance and produced a play entitled Lights Out. To boost our treasury, we sold stationary which netted us a nice profit. In the Spring came the big event of our Junior year, and something we had looked forward to during all of our high school years, the Junior Prom. We chose for our theme, Spring Gardens. Beverly Anthony was chosen queen and Robert Mekeel was our king. On the queen's court were Claudia Anthony, Carol Pratt, Jeanne Perkins, Joan Russell, Elaine Stryker, and Dorothy Temple. Darby McBride was crown bearer and Beth Shotwell was flower girl. Later, on Awards Day, eleven Juniors proudly received their class rings. Thus ended our Junior year. As the Senior year began, we elected the following officers: President ..................................................... ... Evelyn Hares Vice-President ........................................ Beverly Anthony Secretary .................................................... Lowell Sanders Treasurer .................................................... Herman Wilde Margaret Pinckney and Jim Whitehead were elected to represent us in Saturday night recreation and Dalton Foster and Jeanne Perkins represented us in Student Council. Early in the fall we held a dance and sold Christmas cards. Later, we sold individual pictures to all the students in school. In December we put on the play, The Devil's Eye, which was directed by Mrs. Jane Beswick. We also had a Snow Ball. As this History is being written, we are looking forward to our trip to Wash- ington and maybe a Minstrel Show. Then will come commencement, and each of us shall go our separate ways. Our high school years have been our happiest and most memorable. Our only regret is that they have slipped by so fast and are drawing to a close. .ft .ef-S , c - ,, -L.-N - f 9 -MUS - - . Us X --ff t Y,-g Q A V Y mmm U

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ABOUT OUR GROUP STATISTICS WANTS TO BE USUALLY FOUND FAVORITE EXPRESSION WHAT HE OR SHE LIKES 1. Physical Ed. Teacher VC'ith Don Hi! Doll The opposite sex 2. Telephone Operator At Senior Store I'm sorry Dancing, cheerleading 3. A Secretary In Auburn Oh! Well Pizza, roller skating 4. Housewife With Claude Who Goofed Claude 5. Nurse Adirondack Mts. Hi! Hi! Hi! Hillbillies 6. Farmer Foster's Garage What da ya say! To tinker with cars 7. Housewife With Dick Dirty Girl Dick 8. Engineering Make Out Doing nothing Oh heck Sports 9. Mason At home Huh Girls, Sports, and Dancing 10. Able to take the car Loafing Gee Whiz To do nothing 11. Bartender Holiday Inn What's your game Sports 12. Accountant With cheerleaders Come now Spaghetti 13. Draftsman Mollers Kinda makes you wanta cry Fords 14. Mechanic Holiday Inn Smell You Good drag with Mert 15. An engineer In the Lab Buddy jazz, science 16. A Secretary With Larry Well for crying out hotdog Larry 17. Housewife With Gary Hoosie Gary 18. Almost Secretary Doing Nothing Huh Men 19. Coach Home Gee Sports 20. Bookkeeper Waiting for Mr. Smith Oh, Hung Sports 21. Housewife Bothering Peggy George To argue with Mr. Gardner 22. Housewife Home Oh Fudge Dancing 23. Sailor With Joan Well now Basketball ' 24. Pro ball player By Donna's locker What Basketball 25. Housewife 8: music teacher At Ann-Ella's Scratch Boys, music and sports 26. Bookkeeper Drug store Jeepers Sports 27. Secretary At the Reva Gees Skating 28. Dietician Langley's jazzy To eat 29. Mechanic Home tha hal Beats me Sports 30. Teacher Home Really Music 31. Kindergarten Teacher With Dalton Hi Scratch jazz 32. Secretary With Claudia and Sooky Nuts Sports and garlic 33. With Carolyn Smoking Well Chestertields 34. Thin With Scotty Colbert Oh, Perch Song and dance 35. Race car driver Working on the '49 Too expensive Fast car 36. Medical Secretary Clowning around jeepers Hot jazz 37. Secretary At the drugstore Larry Ballet 38. Agriculture Teacher Home For Petes Sake Popular music 39. Kindergarten Teacher Roller Skating Rink Oh No Math 40. Medical Secretary Auburn It'll do in a pinch Good music and food 41. Fashion Designer Schine's Auburn Theater Can you beat that Ballet dancing 42. Nurse Looking up at Tom Holy Cow Cheerleading 43. Electrician Loahng Oh Sports 44. Sailor West High Hotdog Women 45. Millionaire At Sharon's What do you say To ride around 46. Admiral of Navy 47. General at West Point Marilyn's house O'Hara's Don't be bitter Oh for crying out loud A good hot rod drag Food 7 Ji L-'SJ .N-Hg. V, ,NG ...QMS J U. S.C. S- ALMA MATER- LDVED TI-IE REST DI: All