Whitesboro High School - Chegaquatka Yearbook (Whitesboro, NY)

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Our yearbook contains 1 ties, but we have not forgotten the class work, which is so all important in our daily lives and will b e so vital in choosing our future life's work. Class work is the backbone of our success and our future depends greatly upon how we handle it. H ere is a glimpse of some Whitesboro students participating in some of their actual classes. Q fc595v nany extra curricular activi-

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BUSINESS SHOP AND DRIVER EDUCATION Mrs. Mae Fulmer, Mr. James Wheeler, Mr. David Blafchford, Mr. Roy Waldrop, Mr. Reber? Ingersoll, Miss Bertha Miller, Mr. louis Thompson Mr. Richard Ellis, Mr. Felix Howe ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT HOMEMAKING , w.? Q Mr. Joseph Cilecek, Mrs, Dorolhea Waddell, Miss Therese Fegley, Miss Joyce Toussainl Mr. Donald Canlwell, Miss Margaret Jackson Mrs. Ann Randall PHYSICAL EDUCATION ,im 411, ,V HEALTH ,W 3-paw . li A, 1 , ...ls Y l lp- . E!,5,fg5?.E?x wmv hx 4 Miss Mary Cox, Mrs. Alice Brady Sealed: Mrs. Beatrice Dynak Back row: Mr. Allen Frye, Mr. Harold Head 245 8 is

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THE SENICRS SENIOR OFFICERS - Leff fo righl: Carol Frieclel, Vice-Presiclentp Shirley Bethlehem, Presidenfg Donald Poprock, Treasurer: Barbara Brclnche, Secretary Dear Diary: I was just looking at one of my old yearbooks when suddenly I realized itls almost Graduation Eve!! Why, I canit believe that four years could have gone by so fast, and that lim about to become an alumnus of W.C.S. It seems like just yesterday we were Hgreeniesw and starting the trials and tribulations of high school. What a shock it was when we met algebra and 'iDavid Copperfieldi' for the Hrst time! Thatls when we realized what homework meant. I can remember so well the fun we had as a class that year and the fine job our oflicers did. Pat Deck was President, Sonia Essayian was Vice-President, Judy Carguilo was Secretary, and Barb Branche was Treasurer. We all worked so hard planning a Christmas party, but the weather was against us and we were all snowed in! We made up for it at our Frosh Frolic though, and all agreed it was well worth the struggle. To climax the year we had a wonderful picnic at Caroga Lake. Then it was our Sophomore year. We elected Ronnie Newman as our President, Paul Czerkies, Vice-President, Joan Kwiecinski, Secretary, and Shirley Bethlehem, Treasurer. We abandoned poor David to turn our thoughts to Silas Marnern, and the wonders of amoebas and paramecium were opened to us. Once again the high point of the year was a big dance, this time the Soph Hop. To com- plete the year we had our class picnic at Caroga Lake, and everyone had a wonderful time! Our Junior year! Why, that went even faster than the others. Letis see... Ronnie Draper was President that year, and Shirley Bethlehem was Vice-Presi- dent. ,Ioan Kwiecinski was again Secretary and Alan Janus was chosen Treasurer. What a thrill it was when we got our class rings! It was so wonder- ful to see our very own year, 1955 , on them. That was the year we worked so hard selling chances so we could finance our Prom. Of course, we man- aged it and promptly elected Pat Deck and Dave Humphrey as co-chairmen, who in turn picked Marilyn Humphreys and Phil Miller to head the QQ 10 Gs . I