Westmoreland Central High School - Years End Yearbook (Westmoreland, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1941 volume:

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Barns, Pres. j Frank Crumb Philip Allwood Q Mathew Farley Alice Garsden Q oooooooo 5 oooooooo X . ous scnoor. ,xi Students and faculty are looking forward eagerly to the opening of school in september when we will occupy the new Junior-senior High school. 1 , aT All wish to express now their sincere appreciation to the board of educa- tion for their planning and to the taxpayer. for their farsighted interest c in providing the funds to make possible this modern building. They have E contributed immeasurably to the scope and quality of educatioal experience which can be offered to und enjoyed by the students of Westmoreland Jentrel , School. V x Following is a brief pictorial record of the construction which 4 started in June 1940. lf. i I fl Q I U 1 I bf The back wall of the gym is ' up and the steel work is f. started. I, ls Q ml llll Im W ldimnmm ., ll., Ill u n X p V i i x ' ' In-9' w QA The frame is enclosed. nj- 4. X. gi More steel is in place and the Q brick-work in front is begun. The front brick-work rises 7' A higher. uni 3 -'- ' , The building is completed. gp Fixtures will be installed during the summer and the Hi school will be ready to use N , in September 1941. l I I I t ii L4 13 4 if, 1.1 ffxg A' A 3 4 Qi f if'W I f'?g wx 1 If f Q A s A L 1 N .- A h F' .iQ .54 I4 -Vw rl 5.1 I if ai y L I ji Y ' tk,,,,.,!,, .,-,,...... ,..-, T., -. ..,..., , ,.,,,,jxf, tAp,,.-.r.-7 ..'.: lx: .,V . ,' ! , , ' TA' A,ne.ges...4f..s,4- gA?4.n...Q.4...,. F eff ,Ai -4 -f ' I P .1 .xx 13 w ' X P- X' . 51 K1 9. 5, X4 Z, ,' . 'A v ll s in X' '14 km ,Lf xi J 'M xi 'K' -f V , K I I 'Y 1 1 , kj A ,yl Q-, , 5 1 X t 1 AU xt 5 P1 F04 xg My 1. ,2 I ii if 1 I4 1 J ,Z L .1 Nw W 5 A V: Grains, fonmld H. Principal is ,,i Bell, Hsther W. Lat1n,Librarian vu V I' 9 , Tiishagwp, Yrs. Yargsaret A. 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A 4 Q 4 .J Al Mr. McFarland Advisor up-T-1-n HattLe,Abbe Charm Club 5 Craft Club 2 ,r..1.1-l U-51 Ju e Barns Choir 1 5, Grches tra 1 3, 'Echou Prize Speaking 5 4 Girl Scouts 1 3,Sr play 4, Basketball 1, Assembly Board 2 Jean Bazan T1ans1er from V Spanish Club 2,3 Science 'lub B1 Sisters 5,4 Wvson Urations 4 ........... William Brown Bas ball 1 4 Q 1 a 4 Ir s 45 lass Jive ares 5195 9223 Choir 1-4: 4-H Club 1-43Assembly Bd. 4 Senior Play 4 League Play 5g Craft Club 2 Cambra Club 2 gllgg Davies Clase Pres. 43 Choir l-43 Girl Scouts 1-4 Lib. Cadet 4gC1ass See. 5g Senior Play 4g 'Echo' 45 Class Trees 1 hog Dzwonkns Basketball 2 4gCho1r 1, Clase Vice Pres 2,C1ess Pres 5 Soccer 2 4 Prize Speaking 4 League Play 3 Vincent Hunt Senior Play 4 Choir 3 4 Prize Speaking 4 Glass Vice Urea 4 Quartet 4 T1 Lucille Kaelin UHSACO 1 4 Lreas 4, noir 1 , G 1 scouts l,' cho 'ox ffffv 'x' ,f gi ' V W 4: x x 'K ...-.- -.+-- -'mt ........ -J S 1 ' 2'4 ' ' e M4 - - - , g 14 , 'qu - ' , - 'K . 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State Delegate 2 Barbara 32235 Sr. play 43 Choir Pres 1,4 Pres. of 43 echo Play 3 ----11 Stanley misiak Basketball 1,2 Choir 1 Madalyg Morrison Charm Club 3 Craft Club 2 1111-. Benjamin Nowakowaki Band 1-4: Choir 2-4 , V xy., Crchestra 2-4: Boy 4 Scouts 3,4g Echo Knee 1-45Quartet 3,4gSr. x all ,QQL 1-, W, I 5 Xi, , play 43League Playii i1l0.1'.'. I113 ..P .I'..kfH12 Senior Play 4 Choir 1-4 Sharm Tlwh 3 Crwft Tluh 2 Xdwaqg Qg2lLgg Senior Play 43 '3po1z1:ing 5, 43 U N Jztura farmer 1-4 P.?.A. County Re- porter 43 F.?.A. 11114130 T'r'Pgr'L.Lr1 4 irloita 3c1?1w1l .....-...,-...l. Senior Play 43 ilafs Sec. 45 Class Prna.l Choi? l,?g7ws'wtU 13 League play 51 Charm Club 5g Craft Club 2 lE.l.'2.f.a QLEPBLE nEcho' 3,4 Charm Club 5 Choir 5,4 Craft Club 2 League Play I5 Secretarial Club 4 Ann Woods--Transfer from N.Y.H1gh School Thespinns 5,45Sr.Ple 4: Radio Play 4 Westmoreland Prize Speaking 4 ' , -- ..,, Q ' 1, - ' 3-7' .-,.-.,W,,-, ,,-k- .-V- . ' b- -5- - -1,5 - L- f- -I -', -- ,f 3 5 -'Q 'P' ' '11 M ' C' ' ' ' 5.1.2 .,4M.A....pA.,. JAA Y SENIOR CLASS HISTORY During the first three years of high school, we members of the senior class had eagerly looked forward to our senior year. We held our first' senior class meeting on September 17th, and elected the following officers: President, Alice Davies: vice-president, Vincent Hunt: secretary, Arletta Scofield: treasurer, Barbara Marshg class advisor, Mr. McFarland. During the year we have earned money by selling magazines, jello and Christmas cards. At the school fair, the Senior girls sold ice cream, candy, and soft-drinks. We held several bake sales, and we have also sold refreshments at basketball games. In Oc- tober, we had a card party. Jean Bazan and Ann Woods joined our class in October and January respectively. Alma Cook received the honor of being elected chairman of the assembly board. In March, Alma was chosen to represent Oneida County 4-H girls at a State Convention in Albany. Our senior rings arrived in December. The class, agreeable as always, decided to get similar rings. On December 18th, we presented the play Lena Rivers at the Grange Hall. The play was a financial success. Mary June Barns, Ann Woods, Anthony Dzwonkas, Vincent Hunt, and Edward Schlist were the Seniors chosen to participate The Senior Ball was held on June 20th. Class Night was the 21st and Baccalaureate the 22nd. On June 231rd, the Senior Class was graduated All of the Commencement exercises with the ex- ception of Baccalaureate were held in the new school. Ours was the first class to have this privilege. in the Prize Speaking Contest. A -H -fmt l -- fe -L .Wilt .. A 1 G A cs 'I cs Ke fe SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY . es 'I cs as is One day in the spring of 1941, the senior class went to visit X I Madame Ankara, the celebrated crystal gazer. Everyone had his is ik, tx fortune told and these are the events as they will be in 1951: f, N X r 1 Nl' I Miss Mary June Barns, a graduate of Smith College, has been J N 1 N 5 prominent in the social welfare field. Her marriage to Mr. Ar- Y thur Morgan has been recently announced. X 'G Mr. Benjamin Nowakowskl has recently been appointed to Walt ' i Disney's stan in Hollywood, California. In his high school days, he 5 was artist for the Westmoreland School paper. e Q . Miss Florence Perkosky has recently published her fifth song hlt, ex two of wl1ich have already appeared on the Hit Parade. sq. ' 'rue former Miss Arletta seenela, new the wife of Captain Gor- 6 don Evans, is entertaining in honor of his homecoming. fy Miss Alma cook, s graduate of cerneu University, has been sp- : pointed head of 4-H activities ln Oneida County. QQ Mr. William Brown has become a Physical Education teacher 3 in his Alma Mater, Westmoreland High. During his school days, 'ft he was active ln baseball, basketball, and other sports. ' X Mr. Stanley Mislak is at present employed as s. railroad inspect- 9 or for New York Central. Q5 II you want to buy fresh eggs, see Grant Klossner, new owner of Chickendale Farm. Mr. Anthony Dzwonkas has just received a patent on a, new ro type of plane which he plans to oder to the United States Glov- l ernment. ll: vf ' Mr. Vincent Hunt ls now appearing as soloist with Glenn Mlller's orchestra at Westmoreland Grange. He expects to make a for- V' . tune fmaybell ,. 33 , 6' -- s JI 5 X - x 1 A - . A . .I ss -. s f an resin. ,.. The former Miss Hattie Abbe is a devoted housewife She is now making use of the Home Economics course she took in high school. tP. S. Her husband is constantly complaining of indlgestionl Mrs Stanley Misiak the former Miss Ann Woods, is residing' with her husband at her mothers home in Westmoreland They are raising horses for the Irish Sweepstakes. fThey can try, can't they?J Miss Helen Siepiola is a secretary at the Savings Bank of Utica New York. Miss Madalyn Morrison has recently eloped with an unknown man. Up to the present time we have no news concerning them We have heard rumors however that they have fled South of the Bord-r. Miss Jean Bazan a graduate nurse is planning on resigning her position in favor of marriage. We'11 give you one gues as to who he can be fFirst guess: Bob Ereyn Anyone desiring to buy a. new Ford or a good used car trenewed and guaranteed? see Mr. Edward Schlist Hecla New York. Mr and Mrs. Davies announced the coming marriage of their their honeymoon, Mr. Hunt has decided to take his future wife with him on tour with the orchestra.. Miss Lucille Kaelin now in the Army Nursing Corps is at the bedside of her wounded fiance Cal Bond. Mrs. Al Highers the former Miss Barbara Marsh is now on tour with her husband the welterweight champion of the world. Mr. Frank Hryckewicz has just returned from a two year trap -ping expedition to the Northermost Point in North America Mrs. Chester Giedris the former Miss Norma- Cline has announ- ced the opening of her new home in Westmoreland. Mir. James McFarland has been appointed radio commentator to the United States from Anarctica When he rims out of news he manages to fill in his two hour program with talks about the penguins. V 2 X 1 A l 2: N1 tak cvs A, G 1, cs ' e ' ' Q , A bu lyk I In 44a o ' H X . x I st 1 . 5 'l G? N ' ' ' Q, daughter Alice to Mr. Vincent Hunt, her childhood sweeheart. For G1 tl , , it f 4 K ' , ' x f ' ' tx if ' ' 1? 5- . F tl N V 1 , sf ... IW I f -Aamsgsrgsfnss ' X cs. 1 e 'f it 6 I ce 'I fe 'I gk r X P' we, me serner class of weeunoreiena school, County or Oneida .rig and State of New York, being of unsound mind and dlsintegrating X-N memory after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish and X f A A declare this as our last and best will and testament, hereby re- ? voking all former wills, bequests, and divises of whatever nature X 'f 4 by us already made. N , , xl Q5 Madalyn Morrison leaves her ability to blush to Pat Barns. ci Hattie Abbe leaves complete control of Home Ec. Room to An- if ' tlonette Bartell. cg Florence Perkosky leaves her giggles to anyone who wants ffl them. 1 G Stanley Misiak leaves his gift of gab to Carl Smith. Y Anthony Dzwonkas leaves his art of making love to John Coyne. W3 e - Q Benjamin Nowakowski leaves his ready-made excuses to Glen ' t Miller. A x ,A Arletta Scofield leaves her well manicured nails to Lyle Smith. cg Alice Davies leaves her soft voice to Dorothy Wolfe. Ann Woods leaves her lipstick to Florence Smith. , 67 Mary June Barns leaves her marks to the Junior boys, so they N ex can keep up with the girls. D Lucille leaves her love of dancing to Raymond Bazan. Q7 Edward Schlist leaves some of his best arguments to next years History C class. A Vincent Hunt leaves his curly hair to all Junior girls. 9 X Gsrant Klossner leaves his ability to study 16 hours a day to , lg- Francis Stasaitis. X I e 1 f 47, te is 9 tr sl ,A le -L -was v A cx 2 vv v is 44 6- sl William Brown leaves his love for public speaking to Arthur qs Castle. 6 Ki Jean Bazan leaves her candy credit list to Bertha Podlosek. 2, v' Barbara Marsh leaves her athletic ability to Edward Wllczak. X' gs Alma Cook leaves her prize cow to John Upham. tx Norma Cline leaves some of her helghth to Betty Laurl. I P -4 ' Frank Hyrckewicz leaves his visiting ability to John Zakris. J cg The Senior class leaves the old Westmoreland High School to the grammar school students. Qs To James T. McFarland, our dear class advisor, the Senior class 'Q leaves a fond hope that his next year's class may be easier to handle cz than his last. A, rf s , To the Juniors, the class which must strive to follow in our N tg valiant footsteps, we leave our noble alqility to get along together, 2, our peaceful class meetings, and our tattered books. To ourselves Y' We leave fond memories of our four years in High School. ts Signed: Seniors Class '41 D Qs YI is ., X G2 c C2 sl it 19 is sb ,X if D X Cv' :fb c- fo is 417' 5 49 l 5 A 6, Q7 G? sl 6? sb X-x X...:v- e cs Ce is C5 69 A , 'I X ly ,Fi - Ce -2 .ce X ' ' if G be 65 9?- Q9 Ke p lv cn A .-. -f -4. Awe 'H 6 is 4 ' 4 7 CLASS SONG OF 41 I Now comes the parting of our ways, And we must say good-bye, Where we have spent many happy days A In dear old Westmoreland High. 2 II We raise our voice in hearty praise For our school and Iaculbyg fx So swiftly passed the pleasant days, We sadly bid farewell to thee. A III W' When about the world we start to roam, And in 1ife's tasks we take our stand: Fond memories of our school-day home A Well take us back to Westmoreland. Florence Perkosky o N, Motto: They conquer who believe they can. Color: Red and gold , Flower: Red Rose. ffl yn W A f 491 r G7 . lv 5 tv el I Af' to A 'I A 7 is 21- be 69 The 9 The is The The 5 The X XR x 6 The ? The 9. The The The L The The The . The The The The Th The - Th The Th The Th THE CLASS MOSTS most attractive girl .... most attractive boy -- most popular girl ,--- most 'popular boy -.,---,,- ----- most likely to succeed ----- Arletta Swfield ----------.Bl11 Brown ----- Mary June Bams PBDJ 8,miIl NOW8,k0WSki ---- ----- Mary June Barns most artrstic girl -.--- ,. ,.,.. Florence Perkosky most artistic boy ----. ---M Benjamin Norwakowski m0St dramatic girl - .... --. .... Florence Perkosky most dramatic boy ..... .... most stylish girl .... most stylish boy ..-- jolliest girl --..--- jolliest boy ......... most athletic gr ..... most athL.tic boy ..... most domestic girl - .-- most talkative glrl --- most talkative boy --- most studlous girl --- most studious boy --- most musical girl -- most musical boy ---.- nu 'nost bashful girl .... most bashful boy ..... Benjamin Nowakowsk. ------ Arletta Scofield --- Grant: Klossner --,----- Jean Bazan --- Frank I-Iyrckewicz --.- Barbara Marsh ---- B111 Brown ----- Hattie Abbe ------- Alma. Cook ------ Stanley Mlsiak - ..... Mary June Barns ------- VUIOBINS Hunt - ...... Florence Perkosky Benjamin Nowakowski - --------- - .... Alma Cook ---- Edward Schlilst 5 69 Q l 1 it K' ' cb E tr 8 6 5 6 Q, 1 Q.. fv ,. f 4 Q w-nov s Qs , ui-M v ' Q , J ' X- K ' .T gg 5. Q s X , Q . ,. ,- N 1 9 5, fl . Avg., I 111 'fe I xx 59 in sm 4 a eb m 1 9 el sb 47 eb 15 GD -el' X. + C A X Y 6. I , -Q. um X 0 M' it - 9 0 ' it ' 2- C9 r 1-P' G S X AJ . X P ...s o V. -ss XS, A ' O- 'i -0 N S .qs A L' JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY 'P W The Junior class this year is headed by the following people: G7 President, Emogene Moose: vice-president, Florence Smithg Secre- tary, Betty Lauri: treasurer, Patricia Barns. Miss Marcley is the vs class advisor. On October tenth, the Junior class had a hot-dog roast at Spring Woods, which was well attended. Guests were Mr. Warner, Miss Clarlrln, and Miss Fry. X It was decided that the Juniors should sell stationery for the Personal Stationery Company of Camden, on which we made a thirty per-cent profit. A bake sale was held at Nels0n's store ln Rome April nineteenth. This money was to be used for paying some on our class rings, if we decided to buy them in our Junior -- year. The Junior class is well represented in extra-curricular activities. Many of our members are on the basketball, baseball and soccer team: four out of the five cheer-leaders are from the Junior class. Many Juniors are in Band, Choir and on the Echo Staff. The Echo's Editor-in-Chief and Literary Editor are members of the Junior class. We also have a Junior Girls' Trlo, directed by Miss Fry. We are all looking forward to our Senior year. t e7 . J A -ff -'we W l r ' , vi ll' gf la Q.-4 Fha, A 1 A' '1 if ll l E ! ly , Wim 'alll llllll llll 0,5 -, :l .. ...7 ff 4 1 l 'af l EI , Yr N 6: G1 sf A' X 6 Sf V1 Wx e Ke ce I Q: 51 N 1' Cf f N F, Ag' f ' . 1 'X S N .Q.: xx fc 0 SOPHUMURE CLASS HISTORY 'I - . Gt p 6 The Sophomore class, one of the largest classes ln high school, A has 36 members. The study hall is our home room and Mrs. Osbome V fa is our home room teacher. 'I'he only new members are Karl Knud- . sen, nina smckmage, 'rnelesa Stockbridge and on-um Maxwell. 1 5 The class oiiicers are: President, Harland Balch: vice-president, A K gtigcirgswilgelgoai Karl Knudseng treasurer, Irene Evans. A IL . . ' X A christmas party was the only activity of the year. 1:7 I is 7 K 'r .x j 42 -9 3 X 1' A -. Jive. 1 I AD V I sb A 7 A 9 I 25 41 . 1 A 4 Vi K tw A I 1 . .P , r.- xfv ' '- f E435 1 'Q ,ilk 'sz 3-6 df - 5 l 'mr' 1, ' 9 FIIESHIIIFII xv .1 . l'T!'A-W-vgzgigz, I . - nu' -55: g ' Ylfl Eu' , gm 'A A n mx M Q? iff? N f M 1Q Lfx-5 ,, i 1 i K ' ' El Exif, ,P Vkh. ladll - vii N 71 f I .pf -' fi 1 S1-0 'F FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Or a bright sunshiny day in the fall of 1932 eleven members of the present freshman class started school at Westmoreland. They were Alice Cheney Bernard Dzwonkas Julian Giederis Margaret ven Donald Tudman George Wetherell and Lionel Wishart Mrs Abbott was the teacher Kenneth Brower Esther Brown Stanley Brown Gene Guthelnz, Wllliam I-Iaggas Beverly Harrison William Senior joined at the beginning of the fourth grade Betty Smith entered in the fifth year In our 'et enth year of school we were joined by Donald Bailev Jack Castle Hannah Foppes Fremont Hulrlbut Frederick Juravich Charles Keshler Jack Keshler Charles Kessler Bruce Lenahan Ed Ward Pocosek Frank Siepiola Mark Walker Walter Yates and Betty Rutledge In the eighth grade We were joined by Lois Anderson John Banas John Federow Jennie Kicinski John Markin and Arthur Mornson This year we were joined by Mxldred Boyd Mary Lamonto William Norris Stanley Sprague Jack Woods Betty Goerlng and Marie Teale The class officers are President Lionel Wlshart vice-fprf-sldent Donald Masner secretary Bruce Lenahan and treasurer Edu ard Podosek Our class advlsor is Mr Dain and our home room teacher is Miss Marcley The Freshman Class now has forty six members fa .- , t .. 4 ., -A Q. .Y , ' we 1 A . 4 G- J Ce S U A . 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'IA , EQ! , ,,,, , r Y s , ...V..' ...L...' ,..gQ4..'.4' ,.g,,g..,4,....4 ...Q....-.N .Ak Lf.-- 3 i SOCCER The Westmoreland soccer team of 1940 has an uneventful season, winning two games against slx losses and one tie. The following boys were on the team: first row: A. Szwonkas, R. Evans, K. Spaven, A. Kaelln, W. Senior: second row: R. Wilson, J. Coyne, Coach Daln, B. Hemmlng, F. Stasaltls, third row: B. Dzwonkas, JI Gledrls, S. Brown, D. Tudman, G. Wetherell, W. Yates and J. Zakrls. The scores for all the games follow: We They Waterville 0 1 Sherrill 0 2 Orlskany 4 2 Waterville 0 0 Camden 0 2 Holland Patent 1 4 Orlskany 5 3 Sherrill 0 1 Holland Patent l 2 BASEBALL Reading left to right, the players on the '41 baseball team are: F. Stasaitis, pitcher: W. Senior, pitcher: E. Pfendler, left field: J. Coyne, first base: C. Kessler, catcher: R.. Evans, catcher: B. Hem- ming, short stop: L. Smith, third base: W. Brown, second base: B. Dzwonkas, sub: J. Rehm, sub: H. Balch, J. Zakrls, right field: S. Brown, sub. Westmoreland's schedule included games against Orlskany Falls, St. Aloysuls, Verona, Vernon, and Oriskany. I 9 H 4,:': '1-,71..I- - .'.F 1-. I 5 1 X new VI V r '5 v J x The Westmoreland baseball team, under the management of A Mr. Charles Dain, won the 1941 championship of the Oneida Madison C7 League for the fourth consecutive year. X X, 9 The scores were as follows- , 1 X xxx TX . Q Qs Team They We Oriskany Falls 0 21 X 11 ' A G s. A. A. cexm innings! 1 6 f ' 'f Verona 2 33 - 14 onskany Falls 2 16 Xiu Vernon 2 30 S. A. A. 3 6 A Verona 1 23 Vernon 3 21 Oriskany 5 13 qs smekbnage Valley e 9 Stockbridge Valley 8 25 'V G i I The batting averages of the players who made this victory possible are- Browng 2 .... .--- .................. ...... .3 21 Stasaitisg P., C. F. -- X Coyne: 1 .......... smm-lg a ........ - X -----.483 --..--.413 -- .656 .343 e Evans: C. ..... - ..... .... 7 Seniolrg C. F., P. --- -----.533 Pfendlerg L. F. .... ----g--- .545 , Zakrisg R. F. --- ......-.-. --333 Hemming: S, S. ...-........... - --..-. -454 ' Dzwonkas: F. ........... -. .......---.... .625 G' Pitchers Games Won Games Lost Stasaltls 6 1 Senior 4 0 The number of home runs for the entire season is 14 nk The fielding was led. by Billy Brown, second baseman Billy r will be absent from next ye.ar's line-up because of graduation after playing four years of baseball at Westmoreland. Qa- 'r as .0 AQ! A 0. s .l ,Q - in 5 I v . 151 L wi kv v,':fg,H1 ,M '. 1 , ,,:L....J'f,:.. ff,:,..,-,fj 1 - f,'f1:,,,.,,'1W r 451. 17:72 f f V if 1' 1, A A 'Q ! 1 p N 1 f V1 - ..-3--2 -iw ,, I ,X X YV! 1X Q l ,. D J' ,JJXQ DJ' ..J .., 91 , N, v 'P A ' . iff ' I 4 L 4 A ff! ls, I l 5 A3 v' ' X 1 J W l 11 Q! YL? J l i 1 1- ,1 gf f : a X 1 I I 1 . lk: Q H ia an 5 fx DE K 5 1 5 1 2-1 . T I 1 1 ,Q lg W I, I' 1 Q 7,1 xg w F' . 9' ' P' 1 LN tx ,A In .N , X1 5 M lg I-v wr, w ,x V .. 'ff ,fu Wx ,li X W -. ' 4 4 V 1 ' 'M' f' AT :W 1 r W5-V 'f S 'l1i Tf'L' 'Q bWQAk ATF? iff '- ' 1 I AA. ga A ' - M ',I44L:AAg.41s.t.4.4,4.AA...Q....:4a.xg4.,4..A4,44..4A.A.44... L. BASKETBALL During the 40-41 season the Westmoreland Varsity won 5 games and lost 11, making an average of .45-1. The varsity Dlalyers are seated in the In-st row. The junior var- sity is standing in the second and third row. First row: S. Brown, J. Coyne, F. Stasaitis, A. Dzwonkas, W. Brown, E. Pfendler, J. Zakris Second row: R. Evans, G. Wetherell, J. Giedris, C. Knudsen, Jack Woods, Bernard Dzwonkas and Harland Balch. Third row: Kenneth Spaven, manager, Jack Keshler, Mr. Dain, Coach, Donald Tudman, Charles Kessler, Jack Castle and Grant Klossner, manager. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleadem who were elected by the student body last fall are: Patricia Barns, Margaret Beckwith, Patrlcla I-Iessler, Bar- bara Newman, Dorothy Wolfe. Their uniforms are green corduroy skirts and white satin blouses, with white socks and saddle shoes. They led cheers not only at the games at' home and away, but also in assembly and several times during noon hour. A 3-lb, LL. -aw. 2 . 1 wa J:'f'- 'rl :Aly V327 . , A Fam '- 5 -' bulk: I H QF - 1 ,. N, xi 1 K1 4 X I.: ,A., X ...mf 1 ,,1,,.L.-.,f,,L.,A 1 .:M--' ,t 4,Y... .:.l:.M..:, MLW.: rL.,.1,,2...: ,L--- ' L, A. A J gg, 53 K 5 x 'J ,Q 4 3 i z 4 A N ,J 1 KY X 1 . l 9 1 I I -n x1 rl ,Aw 0 BA N D 5 M i. KX 3 YI, vw M 9, we 1' H v rl in F1 rr I ' Q, 1 rx ya H .2 X 4 I V ,4 Y- 0 N 17 4 'T' 'T' ' f'-1 7 wiv 'TW V 1 i 'W'r 1 ' T H7 'ZH:' tf': V'r' rW vvW '1A:'-W' ' W 1 45 ' 'W K V 1 ,Q Ag., your NA., 'AAL 'EQAQQAA ' fgnli. Al gy. y W M1 1 5 'Q -f I' :Le K 1 1 Y F1 L 1 ' fi vfv ' YT? T7?T7 T -T ya fl ffl P I x .jljlpjfx IAJ 1 fl ii ffff fw 1 as 1 . I. if lx 1 4 X- 'a I Q i . x 4 T T , . 1 '1 4 M 4 11 I4 1 I4 I3 V4 -1 W rl 1 4 1 an asmmmmrm MUSIC The Choir this year has increased in number from thirty-five to forty-seven. Again under Miss Fry's direction, the music was sung in four part harmony. The Choir has taken part in many activities during the past year, including Spring Concert, League Music Festival, Baccalaureate and Commencement. In the ranks of the Choir, there are the Junior and Senior Trios and the Male Quartet. The Junior Trio is composed of Esther Brown, Lois Wood and Carolyn Kunz: the Senior Trlo of Emogene Moose, Patricia Hessler and Virginia Moose. The Male Quartet is composed of Vincent Hunt, Barry MacDougall, Benjamin Nowakow- ski and George Wetherell. All these groups have taken part in local entertainments. The Senior Trio was recently guest at a banquet at the Rome General Cable. Miss Fry formed a girls' Swing Club, composed of seventeen Juniors and Sophomores, to sing popular songs. This group also sang at the Spring Concert. The Westmoreland School Band had its annual concert in May. It also led a school parade to the cemetery on Memorial Day. On June 6th, the band participated in a music festival at Sherrill with the other bands of the Madison-Oneida County League. During each summer the band holds concerts in front of the school once every second week. The members of the band left to right are as follows: Front row: Judson Wood, Robert Wilson, Betty Smith, Lucille Blake, Esther Brown, Calrolyn Kunz, Harriet Millen, Frances Misiak, Beverly Harri- son, Hannah Foppes: second row: Margaret Blake, Helen Fedor, Wlnifred Castle, Marjorie Foppes, Winona Smith, Lorna Kunz, Barry MacDouga1l, Elizabeth Thompson, Sterling Wetherell, Arthur Barns: third row: Beverly Zimmerman, Doris Hicks, Albina. Dzwon- kas, Jeanne I-Tessler, Ruth Wilson, Beverly Newman, Harold Storey, Warren Howlett, Edward Podosekg fourth row: Joyce Marsh, George Wetherell, Dorothy Wolfe, Patricia Barns, Patricia I-Iessler, Alfred Zakris, Benjamin Nowakowski, Robert Howlett, Bruce Lenahan. v J- -'P f'- 45735 A 5 X ,N . P. R 'E it as ,, 1 z ' Qfx -2- I '-e---N ,1 b 'I F m ' V. 1 S V' 'Ca r,. 4 THE HORNETS 4-H CLUB The homemaking branch of the 4-H is composed of seventeen members. Elizabeth Morrlson, the leader, ls assisted by Alma Cook. Four of the members, Alma Cook, Mary Coyne, Lorna and Carolyn Kunz belong to the 4-H County Council. Albina Dzonkas, Lorna and Carolyn Kunz, are in the 4-H Band and are going to play Rally Day. Alma Cook, our assistant leader, had the honor of being the girl selected from Oneida County to attend 4-H Capitol Day. Lorna Kunz won a blue ribbon at the County Demonstration Day and then demonstrated at the District Demonstration Day. The Club pre- sented a one-act play at the 4-H Play Day. Besides finishing our cooking and sewing units, we are looking forward to the summer when We plan to have many more activities. THE WESTMORELANDERS The senior 4-H agricultural club is composed of fifteen mem- bers, both boys and girls. lVIk'. Reniff is the leader of our club. Five of the members, Alma Cook, Kenneth Brower, Eddie Podosek, Forrest Robson, and Andy Smith are members of the 4-H Council. Eddie Podosek, Andy Smith, George Wetherell and Sonny Storey are in the 4-H Band. All the members are enrolled in one or more of the following projects: Swine, Poultry, Dairy, Forestry, Rasp- berry, Strawberry, Potato, Vegetable Garden and Flower Garden. We have a livestock tom' and a weed identification contest planned and during the summer we plan to exhibit at the fairs. SPECIAL MUSIC In connection with the choir, three special groups have been formed. Their members sing at school and public functions, under Miss Fry's direction. The Boy's Quartet is composed of Vincent Hunt, Benjamin Nowakowski, Barry MacDougall, and George Weth- erellg the Junior 'Ilrio is composed of Esther Brown, Carolyn Kunz and Lois Wood: and the Senior Trio is composed of Patricia I-Iessler, Emogene Moose, and Virginia Moose. I . .437e ':,':' ' ' e 'Kia I R 3E wff-97 : ' '-'nf' ' P1 N. ,. I x 4 WV2 '7W'1 'W' ?' Q 7 . . ,' 1. , A 77'lf.- ,S em i 4 If , f X SQ m f' I k.2' Us r l f f F1 g H ,i A H H 1 Q ff Q51 V gi 31 L Y if tp EQ L , I' Ei M E K Lava- 41 ' L' 'T if K, F! u 4'1' '- T A x 'r 2-'M' z 'Mf?--, 3 wr' 'F - -' H f 1: --f -H----'-an-Af' r W- -b . .- . I A. ,U , ,, ,J-A x ,. .UF 'i X N, N 1-5. xx as X X I V FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Westmoreland F. F. A. elected the following officers for the year 1940-1941: President, Bill Brown: vice-president, Lyle Smithg secretary, Carl Smith: treasurer, Grant Klossnerg reporter, Edward Schllstg farm watch-dog, Jack Keshler. In August, Bill Brown, Carl Smith, Edward Schlist, Carl Thleme, and Stanley Sprague went on a judging trip to Delhi State School of Agriculture. On August seventh a group of the boys attended the Boonville Fair. The following members judged at the State Fairy Bill Brown, Grant Klossner, Carl Thleme, and Kenneth Spaven. In September, Bill Brown placed third Grant Klossner fourth, and Edward Schlist sixth at the Vernon Fair. As a. team they were first. The F. F. A. conducted a school fair on September twenty-seventh. In October Mr. Renllf took a group to Morris- ville Agricultural School. The F. F. A. sold seeds this spring to replace some of the money withdrawn from the treasury for the Cornell trip expenses. During the year various members have also attended several farm schools sponsored by the Oneida County Farm Bureau. ECHO The school newspaper The Echo is published rnonthlfv and sells at 5c a copy. The staff of 1940-1941 was as follows: Dorothy Wolfe Virginia Moose Mary June Barns Helen Siepiola. Irene Evans Benjamin Nowakowski Patricia Hessler Pauline Dixon Edward Schllst Pa- tricia Barns Francis Smsaitis Edith Schlist Emogene Moose Alice Davies Jack Rehm Lorna Kunz John Upham Betty Lauri Bar- bara Marsh Bertha Rodosek Ernest Pfendler Florence Smith An- toinette Dzwonkas Rose Marocchl' Staff Advisors Mrs. Bishopp and Miss Marcley. In June this same staff published the yearbook Years End . Dorothy Wolfe Mrs. Bishopp and Miss Marcley were sent to th Empire State Press Conference at' Syracuse November 8-9 1940. 'I'he Echo in competition with all other rnimeographed papers of New York State was given a Class A rating. X X c , J 5 I D . . X Q 1 1 N1 te X if tt D Q' 'Ia Qt! M , H fl. 6 1 2 ,' .' r ! l 3 l ! Q A tl I h K Six delegates, Patricia Barns, Helen Siepiola, Florence Smith, tf .. .. ' ' ' , 9 A ft e weweava., as A -'Q at-swam. I .1,. A 4 5? g Q1 1 . fig' 'Q K-1 51' I C. s ri X K 3 f KL' K N X , 1 imp, ,XUY .. mmf JN -4 A J N. 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A record of all teachers and -pupils who use the library is kept up-to-date. The cadets lend assistance to those unable to flnd their own material. There are now four cadets working in the library: Allce Davies, Antoinette Dzwonkas, and Lucille Kaelin. SCOU TS The present enrollment of the Girl Scouts is twenty-seven. 'I'he troop is divided into two groups composed of the junior group, or new members and the senior group, or old members. The senlor group has passed its first aid tests and has earned its foods badge, while the junior group has passed tenderfoot tests and half of the second class tests. The girls are grateful for special- ized assistance with these tests from Miss Hogan and Miss Bell. Miss Withiam also assisted Miss Fry the last three months of the school year. Last fall Miss Fry and Miss Hogan chaperoned the senlor group on an overnight excursion at the Utica Day Camp. Soon after the whole troop put on a program at the November P.-T. A. meeting in which they demonstrated a typical scout afternoon. Nicknacks were made by all the girls for a bazaar held in the spring and the senior group wrote a play for the occasion. The purpose of this bazaar was to earn money for badly needed scout equipment. The Westmoreland Boy Scout Troop started ln 1937. Their leader was then James T. McFarland, Sr. Later the leader- ship was given to Mr. Edwin. Warner. In the summer, the club goes camping and hiking. On most of these trips, the boys fish. To help get money for these trips, the boys collect papers in the summer, and hold bake sales. Dues are paid, and prizes are The troop and its leaders all feel that they are very lucky to often won. These help to finance camping trips. be. Americans, able to go fishing and camping, and to enjoy the outdoor life. Y N 'J egg , 4' .rg .I J 'fx .- 1-.., 1 ' LN.: 11 1.7 L-.:' z.., 1fy,Z...-...f'f L.: ,:...4 Q'fL-.1,',.:...:g'.LAf 'Y L.: L45 1,5 E 0 5 5fiJ,CKEmffXNfXL C A X 5: . 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The entire Senior 'and Junior classes compete with each other before the high school assembly for the prize speaking semi-finals. The four girls and four boys receiving the highest rating by the ' faculty are chosen to compete ln the school finals ln May. ' The four girls chosen this year are, reading left to right: Ann Woods Mary June Barns, Virginia Moose and Dorothy Wolfe. The boys are: John Upham, Anthony Dzwonkas, Edward Schlist, and ' Vincent Hunt. 'I'he girl and boy chosen from these groups is sent to the Oneida-Madison finals which take place later in May. 1 2 f , QQ X I X , ,, Q i .' si! 7 'U gs 'VS - at . :Wm , ,. 14 -W f x.. 9-,M X sw R14 'A 4,31 X HE , 4 :Q ,nfl 5 1f 'fffit f , ,Lam-QI1 .14 HQ, , -'44 - 1 .ef 5jmy , fy,.f. , W 5 ' YU :ai-535 V H7715 .:' 3 15, ' A1 .'.N.!v . rr- f- .sl F' Wx -' .z .4 nv! . , QW,-5: - rsfii' kv- v 'E .77 if 'FS 5 Ji r -f.. 5543. 255' L-:HJ ...N -WR: - .HV ri vb , Y , gin, 5 , VJ . g W .,,, . e XE ,. 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