Waterville Central High School - Academic Union Yearbook (Waterville, NY)

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Sophomore lass l'resident . .lack Williams Nice President Gertrude lirady' 501'l'ela1'y' Richard Lewis 'lireasurer . Betsy' Nishet Faculty' Advisers Miss Mi. lleckert Miss F. Rourke The sophomore class consisted ol' fifty'-five members in the beginning of the school year. Richard Heintz. formerly of New Hartford. was the only sophomore yy ho had not previously attended the Waterville Central School. ln January. John Roland ol' Calenovia and Marguerite Rrady. Francis Rir- mingham. George Reynolds, Lynn Williams. Robert Ruane and Lincoln Stafford. who had been freshmen. joined the class. The sophomores were active in sports during the school year. Several sophomores were on varsity' teams. The sophomore boys' team won the interclass basketball tournament. and the girls' team came in second in the girls, tournament. On bovember l7. 1934. the sophomores gave a party' for the students in high school. Xarious forms of entertainment consisting of games. stunt races and dancing yyere enjoyed. and refreshments yyere served. M Christmas time gifts yyere exchanged by the sophomores. 'lihe class as a whole wishes to thank its advisers, Miss Frances Rourke and Miss Mae Heckert, for their counsel and help throughout the year. Back Royy: Jocelyn Patterson. Nlarv Grosser. Nellie Munroc. Rerniee Cook. lfuniee flhesebro. Carrie Blunt. Gertrude Zieres. john llahle. George Reynolds. Francis Yan Slyke, Robert Ruane. Donald King. Lynn Wlilliams, Frank Ranliins, Lawrenee Byrnes. Next Row: Mary Dickson, Ethel Cravenstien. Marjorie Cole. Margaret Sullivan. Freida Jacobson, Margery Townsend. Ruth Goodson. Laura Dann. Isabel Walker. Nlary Rogan, John Roland, George Nolan, Warren Rankins. Wlilliam Niles. Next Row: Thel- ma Hughes. Lucella Atwater. Lelia Wvoodcock, Marguerite Brady. llarolyn Howard. Ruth Woodworlli. Frances Ryder. Catherine Coupe. Lucy Wiilliams. Nlary Ryder. Albert Stukey. Clesson Cook, Robert Manion. Roger llichl, Lincoln Staflord. Front Row: james Reagan, Doris lfuess, Miss Rourlxey Eleanor l.al'iayette, Betsy Nisbet, .laclv Wil- liams, Gertrude Brady. Richard Levyis. Nlabcl Angler. Nliss lleckerl. Elmo Burlingame, llelen liarcy. Robert llrarly.

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Hack Row: Raymond Stukey, Cecil Edwards, James Steele. Oney Ogden. Richard Cowen, George Dunn. Horace Westcott, Roger Barnes. Next Row: Richard llughcs. William Butler, Elton Dornburgh, Carl Boland, Floyd Volkinan, Robert Kelsey, llarry llilsinger. Next Row: Florence Austin. Vivian Russell. llelen Kaht. Ernia Christena sen. Margaret Gruber. Front Row: Elizabeth Townsend. Elizabeth Gilliland, Cather- ine Roberts. Roger Cash. llenry Yvaterman. Ruth Beck. Mary llughes, Mr. jenkins. Janet Reese, George Plante. Junior Class President .,...,..,,,,..,,,,,......... Ruth Beck Vice President , . , , .Henry Waterman Secretary ....,. ,... M ary Hughes Treasurer .,,.., . . . Roger Cash Faculty Adviser . . i , i ,.... ,.,. N lilton Jenkins At the beginning of the school year there were thirty-eight pupils in the junior class. During the year several members left the class. and others came to take their places. lda Smith left in January to become a senior. Anne and Phyllis Thomson moved to Canton. and Helen Tarbox had to leave school because of illness. The class received two recruits from North Brookfield, Horace Wescott came from Syracuse and Carl Boland from Cazenovia. On April 29 the class received their junior rings which were very at- tractive. During the winter the juniors sponsored two dances after basket- ball games, and they held a very successful and enjoyable junior prom on May 17, 1935. The junior class was well represented this year in athletics and the other extra-curricular activities which have been established. They are es- pecially proud to have as a member of their class Janet Reese who dis- tinguished herself as a public speaker. She won the first prize for girls at Vllaterville, at the sectional contest held in Chadwicks. and the county contest in Rome. Altogether, the juniors have done very well for themselves this year, and they hope to further their activities in the years to come.

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Back How: Stuart Allen, Nliehael Ferrueei, John Kelley, Charles liherle, Lester Chamberlain, Ramon Iles, llliltlred Klotvlmach. Pauline Ogden, Phyllis llinman. Carlton AlSltl'lHlI'l', Milton Wiratten. l,eo Barnes. Next How: William llarrig, Francis Jury. llarrld IJFIIIDSCY. Ross flleffalte, llarolrl Tyler, Niclnr Warriner. Marion Uay, Rose Mary Ulltmtl. Isabella Cichon, lfmily lletzinger, llarriet Nlason. Xlarv Cilvhons. Next Row: Yxilliam Avery, Frederick llellerline. Eduard Tepolt. Ruth Ogden. lftlna Quillman. john Ford, Donald Wiilliams. llelen Sullivan. lflizaheth McCartney. Haehel Henry. eanor lloyd, Catherine Nlacllonnell, Edwin Furner, First Row: Norma ,lane Evans. arion Miars, l.uella Sprague, fllr. Vilileox, Hoderiek McLean, Virginia llarding, Ray- mond Williams, Gordon Ort:-II. Certrtnle lloyd. Mr. Peterson. Hulila fweifel, Hohert l ally, linger Jones. Freshman Class Presidents X ice Presidents Secretaries H l reasurers Class Advisers Hay mond Wlilliams Cordon Odell Virginia Harding Gertrude Lloyd Roderick Mc-Lean Roger Jones Stuart Allen Roger Jones .Mix M. Peterson Mr. F. Wilcox The freshman class of 19314-35 started in September with a total enroll ment of sixty-five pupils. Since then they have decreased to fifty-four. This deerease was largely due to people entering the sophomore class at mid- vear. ' ' The l'reshmen have lxeen very active in sports this year. Many went out for lvasketlwall. lmaselvall. soccer. track. and the minor sports of had- minton. tennis. and arehery. Many of the girls and hoys made the squads or second teams in the major sports. However. they are very proud to have several ol' their classmates on varsity teams. Throughout the year. class meetings were held monthly in Mr. Wilt-oX's home room lmut were discontinued in the early part ol' the year in lVlr. Peter- son's home room. Thus. they have spent this year finding themselves for the more eventa ful vears to come.