Whitney Point High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Whitney Point, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1943 volume:

fwffff US 5 ot Fourth Annuol Eclmon of The lvloroon A Gold Publlshed my lhe STUGQFWS of the Xlhnncq Point Conlrol School WUIIDQQ POINT NQl.1 York Ulf YV dfld, . so nfl' , 0, fue! A041 xbwff jd of Ln! it 6U 'CL mm Cjxqpv X607 17m0'U7jJ, oCW 7 A jk! Zip ZzZi77Lf21 Zlf know ou. area own, 0241. cami cfm 'con e wan ou, 0- nee, 'uf 'we I! Acuu-e, en, aan, Cm, 1? or-rme, Anon, naman L01 A4 eccfc, Page 3 , ' A ' AA .4 4 X f if .i AA W ' nf . ii rites:- ' ...WN ...M .-....... ...,... Q -.M .. .... ...W-. -... ....,,. n ,- 5 Q.. ...- , -....- ..., ,,, x --- .-W. ...... - .N-. ...- ,I . ..-.... ....... M-..... ...Q-. ........ ' . - ' -4... . ---Q -0--w -vw- .--.. , ..... ........ ..... . .,.,,.,. ..,. . , ..... ...,....,,. .... . .. -,.. ....... ..- 4' ....... ..... ,...... ... .... ... . ..- ' .. .... .... ........ ...... ........ 'M' -..LM 22' Il -.... .'f ,..w :iff 1.4 ' .L ...aalq ff.: --I ' .,.... ........ ...... -w -wed 1 qu- -- - .1 -un mins' v IIT' Z.. O ..'1' , - . jj, M , ..... 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Q , . . - 5 x :Q toni' STANDING Aldlne Quall, Ruth Brown, Mary Lou Gerken, Betty dean Walters, ce Beardsley Editor, Mr rooks w m er llgm Nlcho Wllllam Cross SEATEO Helen Thatcher, Marjorie Sawyer, Marlon Conrad, Ellzabeth Spent Mrs Corcoran No un picture W llla S Rose Anna Howard lluamay Moscrlp, E sle Pnerce Mary Heath, Rlcha Twlnlng , Alice Pogorzelsk , Agnes Pogorzelskl, Rose Hand MAROON AND GOLD Early ln the school year the staff of officers worked out a very r ugh dummy of the 1943 Yearbook for W P C 5 Mr Schmoll and Mr Bacon were on hand to get plctures of school actlvltles throughout the school year M Foster Dnslnger came up from Binghamton and took plctures of the students, classes, homerooms and school In action In the shop Mr Kent supervlsed the prlntlng of some of the Year book materlal Sectlon plates were made by Blll Zelter and Marlon Conrad ln the Art room under Miss Henderson's supervlslon The second week ln May the staff sent the completed dummy to Wll cox Press to be prlnted by the offset method the dvertlslng Class at W And so, the staff presents the MAROON AND GOLD ln H5 fourth an nual edltlon MEMBERS OF THE STAFF AT WORK ll ' GLA' Page 4 Q ! 1 l Ay 1 U Joy - ' - . B , illia Zeit , wil ' ' ls, t ' : wi ' ' l ' , rd l m , ' ' i 0 . . . . . . . r. ' ' About three hundred subscriptions to the yearbook have been secured by A ' -P-Cos. A I - Gur Purpose 'RJ prove 'thai WPCS IS clomq nfs ufmosf fo cud un The MGT Gffllrf Admumsfrohon Sensors Juruor ond Sensor' Huqh Elemerdoro Grades .School an Aehon Orqoruzehons AfhleTaCS Defense School Adverhsinq V In Memoruum r Kenneih Burqhurdi k' ,A - l 'llll if A g '1 2 IIE Four Freedoms Freedom from want Freedom of Worshnp Freedom of ,Speech Freedom from fear Admanusirclhon X X eated r ames B od I ford J I s n er, r en , r Louis B Edwards, Ir walter Smith tandlng Carlton R , Clerk and Atten nce Of lcer, Mr Clarence ters Hr old B n , DlStfICf Superln en ent r Haro d N Chamberlaun, Supervlslng Principal No In cture Ernest L Edmlster, Treasurer BOARD OF EDUCATION Even ln tlmes of such stress and natlonal emergency as exlst today, our Board of Educ! tlon has not falled to uphold and pass the necessary laws to guarantee the hugh standard of educatlon malntalned at W P C S The student body ls Indeed grateful to them for thelr work of the past year lncludlng making possible our avlatlon course, grantlng the boys and glrls permusslon to use the gym nights for athletics, working out a system whereby our transportation problem was favorably solved and through their foreslght seeing that there was no shortage of supplles for our library, gym and other actlvltles as Page 8 rf A aa ,Maw o m Supervlslng Prlnclpal PRlNClPAL'S OFFICE Chamberlain has been supervlslng p Inc pa of Whitney Point Centra Schoo four years He has been director of the War Production ralnlng Program, N 1 locate at Whitney Polnt Central School for two years The faculty have assisted wlth the ratlonlng program besides carrylng on their regular classes Some of the men on the faculty have done lnstructlonal or clerlcal work ln the War Production Tralnlng Program belng carrled on at W P C S eanof M p,ef ss va Hnlssn r Assistant Secretary Secfetlfi tits-.-Q., at-Q H N ,Z 4n-nllF'- Au- Page 9 'I 'Hr' I-W ....L.I li.. A--ll- ' www SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SEATED: winifred G. McNamara, A.B.-Mathematics, Tressa E. Corcoran,A.B.- French, Latin, Journalism, F. Marie Scott, A.B., M.A.-Social Studies STANDING: Robert F. Bacon, A.B.-Social Studies, Olga S. Tracy-English, Robert L. Brandaur, B.S., M.S.-Science, Eleanor R. Hathaway, A.B.- English, Dramatics . rHl fi h VOCATIONAL-FINE ARTS-HEALTH SEATED. Mary L. Wilcox-Librarian, Eleanor A. Garlock ' - , B.S., M.S.-Home Economics, Mary Mckernan, R.N.-School Nurse, Elizabeth R. Glynn, 5.5.-Secretarial, Millison E. schmoll, 5.5.-Assistant Music, STANDING: Merlin P. Hathaway, 5.5,-Physical Education Supervisor, Mary williams Physical Education, Jean Henderson, B,F,A,-Aft, Arthur J. Dudley, 5.5,-Industrial Arts-Aviation: Osmer J. Brooks, B.S.-Business: George T. Wilcox, 5.5,-Agriculture science, Harrison A. Schmoll, 5.5,-Music Supervisor, Duane B. Kent, B,5,-Indus- trial Arts Supervisor Page 10 ,fa J IOR HIGH SCH L 5 ED Agnes V Hoard English, Mathematlcs, Ce la Prnnce Social Studses TANDING eorge P co ta ng IS B m ng m oclal tudles Henry M Baldwin Mathematics, Science ,QQ T ELEMENTARY GRADES EATED a hryn M ott 3, ra u a R e ANDING va on a d e e ar u Youn Grace R Tlcknor 6 rn: e L Ncrthrup 5 Supervns r X M PRIMARY GRADES SEATED h R u x Su ervl or, orl Knap Genevleve walker 1 STANDING Florence H oys a Cloug Page 11 I aye Sensors VICTORY SECURITY PEACE W -bi! 4 f rw, . I' A Q A 1 HARLOW KEITH ABBOTT 'Har' Currxculum Avlatxon After Graduatxon Work ACt1V1t16S Basketball 2 yrs Base b l 3 rs Soccer 3 yrs Presxdent Sophomore Class Favorlte Saying By Judas HAROLD LLOYD ABBOTT 'Abbo Currxculum Avxatxon After Graduatxon Navy Alr Force Actrvxtxes Soccer 4 yrs Foot b 1 1 r Basketball 3 yrs Baseball 3 yrs Hobby Av1at1on ROBERT CALVIN ALLEN 'Doc Currxculum Industrxal Shop Actxvxtxes Soccer 2 YYS Foot b 1 1 r Base a yr C08Ch Club Athletxc Assocratxon Ho bxes Bow11ng and guns Favorxte Sayxng Nuts GRACE ELIZABETH ANDERSON 'Grams' Currxculum Home Ec Busnness After Graduatmon Defense Work Actxvxtxes Homemakxng Club Dance Club Poxnter Weekly J and Sr Plag Property Committee Hob y Collectxng Photographs Favorzte Saying Oh Dear Page 14 al - y I, - - ., I, ' - tt' 21- y-I - - H ., - r After Graduation: With Uncle Sam 31- y.1 bll-1 '11, - ing. 1 . , ' I ' , r. I . ROYICE JOHNSON ARNOLD 'Roy Currrculum Home Ec Avxatxon After Graduatron Work Actxvxtxes G ee Club 2 yrs VICE Pres of Homemakxng Club 2 yrs Dance Club 1 yr Dramatxc Club Hobbles Dancxng and Collectxng Snap Shots Favorlte Sayxng My Land RAYMOND LOREN AYERS 'Raj Currxculum College Tech After Graduatxon Army Axr Corps Actlvxtxes Soccer Gym Club War Tact1cs Apparatus Club Hobby Model Axrplanes t lk1ng Favorxte Sayxng Holy Cows Currxculum Agrxculture Shop After Graduatxon Farmxng Actxvxtxes Secretary of Ag Club Soccer 1 yr Baseball 1 yr Pl Hog xes Horseback Rxdxng Huntxng Favorxte Sayxng Oh Heck JOYCE MARION BEARDSLEY Currxculum Secretar1a1 Busxness After Graduatxon New York State Teacher s College Actxvxtnes Play S Hoc e Team Cheerleadrng 2 yrs Edxtor of Maroon and Gold Favorxte Sayxng Crxpe Page 15 1 Q . 1 : .1 Z - D ' - . ' 7 . , Sr. :. Y. , . ' a ' WALTER DERWOOD BAILEY 'ian' -D :,, - .Z Sr. I 5,1 2 G . . - . ' ' A : Jr: , r. ,k y SAMUEL OTIS BEARDSLEY sa: Curriculum Agriculture College After Graduation Navy Activities Basketball 4yrs Football lyr Soccer 3yrs Baseball 2yrs Gym Club Ag Club Hobbies Hunting and Fishing Favorite Saying uess By Gosh I Will I Wanna RUTH BEELER 'Bessie' Curriculum Science Secretarial After Graduation Work ctivitxes Twirling 2 yrs Band 5 yrs Orch 5 yrs Glee Club 4 yrs Cheerleading 2 yrs Hobbies Sports and jitterbugging Favorite Saying Holy Toledo FLORENCE AMY BIRMINGHAM Curriculum Normal Prep After Graduation Work Activities Coaching Club Dramatics Club S Pla Glee Club 4 yrs , S Field Hockey Team Hob y Collecting Oddities Favorite Saying 'For Heaven s Sakes BARBARA ANN BREWER '30bb 1 Shop i?:::cgrg3uat1on Factory Of Office Wofk Acgavitiis d Play Committee H0 y ea ing Favorite S,y,ng 'No Kiddxng GLADYS HILDA Bnovm ,,,,,,,,,,i,, Curriculum: Secretarial-Business After Graduation: Secretarial Work Activities: Pointer Weekl -4 yrs., Jr. Red Cross-2 yrs., Sr. Basketball Team, Sr. Field Hockey Team, Decoration and Publicity for Harvest Dance Hobby: Photograph Albums Favorite Saying: 'Ha! Ha! Some Joke' Page 16 1.1 1 'fn-A' . ., ..,u 1' 'fda rig. 3, ndilllliar HAROLD CARL BRYANT 'Peanuts Curriculum: Ag.-Shop After Graduation: Farming Activities: Junior Play Committee, Tickets for Junior Prom, Senior Play Committee Hobbies. Hunting and Square Dancing Favorite Saying: Hi Y 'ZIIV CARLTON ELDRIGE CROSS 'I-.f Curriculum Ag Shop After Graduation Active Service Activities Junior Play Senior Play Vice Pres 0 Ag Club Treasurer of Ag Club Vice Pres Finance of Senior Class Hobby Hunting Favorite Saying I Don t Like AMCYICBH History MARION RUTH CONRAD Cofmf-e Curriculum Home Ec Art After Graduation P G Course or Work Activities Glee Club 4yrs Pointer Weekly 3yrs Maroon and Gold 2yrs Dramatics 1yr gogg Ec SClubb2yLs 0 cra oo s Favofite Saygng You Know How It I CAROL ELIZABETH CROSS Curriculum Secretarial Home Ec ,H After Graduation Work Activities Glee Club Dancing Club Business Treasurer of Sr Class Hobby Collecting Pictures of Movie Stars Favorite Saying Oh Nuts GERTRUDE LILLIAN CROSS 'Gen Curriculum H E A t After Graduatigxe Sorkvla lon Activities Glee Club 2yrs Dramatics Club C09Ch1nE Club Sr Basketball Team S Hockey Team Hobby Danc ing Favoflte SBYIHB Crying in the Woodshed Page 17 Mgr of S Play Sr Field Hockey and Basketball Q 'Q PWA I? Q MADALYN VIRGINIA DORSHIMER HELEN ELIZABETH DRISCOLL 'fubby' 'Dutch' Currxculum College Pre After Graduatxon Corne 1 Actxvxtxes Band lyr 0 chestra lyr Glee Club 3yrs S Play Student Councxl Vxce Pres of ways and Means Hobby Playing Plano Favorrte Sayxng My Word Know Jos Currxculum Nursxng Preo After Graduatxon Nursrng Actxvxtxes Cheerleadxng Glee Club Syrs S Hockey and Basketball Teams Hobb1es Dancxng and Sports Favorxte Sayxng I Don t 1 yr Soccer 1 Basketball 1 yr t1c Assocratxon Hobby Outdoor Favorxte Sayrng THOMAS MELVIN FULMER JEAN MARIE GLEZEN Hzke Currxculum Shop Bus After Graduat1on Navy Actxvxtres Gym Club A aratus Club Barnyard Aces Ho by Rxdxng a Bxke Favorlte Sayxng Dumbkoff 'Jeannie' Currxculum Avxatxon Bus After Graduatxon Work ACt1V1t1CS Cashxer Cafeteria 15 yrs Favorxte Sayrng Nuts Page 18 CLIFFORD JOSEPH FOX Currxculum Ind Shop Joxned Army March 1943 Actxvxtxes Baseball Athle Sports Haw A?H,H, ' 5 gay' 5 ik f 'flaaiafff :gf , . 5 N ' I . 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' BERNARD ALLEN GREEN MARY AGNES HEATH BEVERLEY JANE HENDERSON Greenre' 'Eeat71e' B99 Currxculum Ag Shop Currxculum Sect Busxness Cufflculum Home Ec Sect After Graduatxon Farmxng After Graduatxon Busxness After Graduatnon Offlce P15 School Work unxo Club y 2yrs Bookstore Maroon and JUn10f Play Senxor Play Favorite Sayrng Could Be Gold Dramatxcs Club Coachxng Club Hobby Travelxng Hobby Pxctures Favorxte Sayxng Laugh I FBVOTIYB Saying You Thought I d D e Aren t K1dd1ng MARIE HENRIETTA HILL ALTHEA CCRRINE HOAG Bob 11 Currxculum Home Ec Busxness Currlculum Llberal Arts College After Graduatxon Work xn De After Graduatlon Work fense Factory Actxvxtxes Gym Club Actxvxtxes Homemakxng Club Hobby Sewxng Poxnter Weekly Dance Club Favorxte Siylng Ch My Goodness Hobbxes Rxdxng Sewxng Collect Post Marks Favorxte Sayxng Gosh Page19 W A 4 A 2 EP 5',,, I I . L. y y Activities: Senlor X, . I A nu . O I j ' r Pla Committee, g. Actlvltxesz Poxnter Weekly. Actlvxtiesz Glee Club-4yr5 . - , 0 ' .' ' ' ' ' ' f. . , , 2 . , , ,I iQ ' 1 - . r r ' ' u. . . t . ' Z ., u , ' . v ., Q . : . , , - ' . I I LESLIE JAMES HOLDEN 'Cfarl1e' Currxculum Ag Shop After Graduatxon Farmrng ct1v1t1es res F F A Delegate New York State F F A COHVEDYIOH Play Comm1ttee obby Drxvxng machxnes Favorxte Sayxng What say? ANNA MAE HOWARD 'inn Currxculum Home Ec Sect After Graduatron Work nn defense factor Actxvxixes Glee Club 3yrs Home makxng Club Coachxng C1Ub Dfamat Club Poxnter Weekly Hobby Cookxng Favorxte Saying JSGPCYS ERNEST HIRAM HOWLAND 'irate Currxculum Av1gt,on Actxvxtxes Var t B k tb Baseball 2yrs Sbczerazyss algyiya 3YfS Football lyf Vlce Pres1den1 of Soczal Affaxrs Senlor Clegg Hobby Gxrls and Travelxng 52:21:52 DOROTHY LILLIAN KOLBA 'Dor1 Currxculum Secretarial After Graduatxon Work Actxvitmes Soph reporter Sect S Sect Play Club 4yrs Sports reporter Hobbxes Dancrng sports Favorxte Saynng Are you kxddxng Page 20 b . A ' ' ' 5 P .. . . .1 D gr. . - , I . . g .1 f, I , , . I After Ggadoation: Army oy. -, .,. . '1 . ' Z : 0' . , . , , ' ' : '. , r. ., r. ., Sr. , Gfee T . .' . . ', . . NZD' 'HUP IRENE JEAN KOLBA 'Irzshf Curriculum Secretarial BuS1nCSS After Graduation Work as tYP13t Activities Glee Club 3Yf3 Sect oh Class Treas J C1955 Sect Student Council Pointer Weekly Hobbies Dancing 5 Ofts , Favorite Saying 0 ' Glory ROBERT CLAYTON LAMB 'Bob' Curriculum Ag Shop After Graduation Farmin Activities T eas A C b Hobby Auto Mechanic Favorite Saying 'jeepers to john WAYNE MORRIS LEE Cur After Graduation Navy Activities Soccer 2 yrg junlor and Senior Play Committees Hobby Hunting Favorite Saying S0 What riculum Business Aviation RITA ANNA LEWIS 'uma Curriculum: Nursing Prep After Graduation: G Course Binghamton Central or night school and then Hospital Work. Activities: Glee Club-1yr., Dance Club Hobby: Movies Favorite Saying: 'OK' Page 21 CEORGE KENYON MEAKER 'Heaker' Currxculum Collegg Sclence Aft G d t1on aVY Actiyrtfgsua Soccer 3 yrs Baskeaball 1 gr d Baseball 2 yrs Student Councrl yrs an 2 yfs Class Pres War Tactxcs H bby Outdoor Sports FSVOYIES Saying I Don E Know BEVERLY LINVILLE PERCE Bev Currxculum Secretarral Bus Defense After Graduatlon Work Actxvxtzes Home Ec Club 1 yr Poxnter Weeklya 2 yrs Cross 2 Hobbles Favorlt SHIRLEY ANN MCFALL 105518 Currxculum General Shop After Graduation Defense Work ACt1V1t18S Dancxng Club Chorus 4 yrs Hockey Team Hobby Collectxng Snapshots Favorxte Sayxng Oh Man WILLIAMAY MIRIAM MOSCRIP 'izlly' Currxculum Lrberal Arts College After Graduatxon Dramatxc Schools Actxvxtxes Student Councll 2 yrs Glee Club 5 yrs Cheerlead1ng 2 yrs Junxor and Senxor Plays Senxor Hockey and Basketball Teams Hobby Bowlxng Defense School Chorus IM yrs J ed yrs Skxxng and Danc1ng e Sayxng Oh Yes I Can MARY PIECH rpeacfyr Currxculum General Shop After Graduation Factory or T pnst Actxvxtxes Glee Club 4 yrs H Club 1 yr Vxce Pres of Fxnance Dancxng Club obby Whrstlxng Favorxte Sayxng Whee Page 22 ELSIE EDITH PIERCE 'Pete' Curriculum Business After Graduation: Work Activities. Varsity Chorus Cheerleading, Pub licity Committee for Junior Plays Hobby: Square Dancing Favorite Saying. You Big Jerk Curriculum Secretarial Home Ec After Graduation Work Activities Red Cross 2 yrs Pointer Weekly Chorus 3 yrs Cheerleading Club Sr W k y and Basketball Teams Hobbies Tatting and Sewing Favorite Saying Could Be MARJORIE CAROL SAWYER 'Marge' Curriculum Liberal Arts After Graduation Work Activities Feature Editor Pointer Weekly Maroon and Gold 2 yrs S Hockey and Basketball Team Varsity Chorus yrs Dramatic Club 1 yr Hobby Writing Favorite Saying Well Good AGNES EMELIA POGORZELSKI 'Aggs ' dum MERALD RILEY SHEARER 'Buck' Curriculum Business Shop After Graduation Army Activities Junior Play Senior Play War Tac tics Club Basketball 1 yr Hobby Hunting Favorite Saying Hi George VIRGINIA E SHORT Gefvfma Curriculum Commercial College After Graduation P G Course or Work Activities Varsity Chorus 3yrs Cheerleading Club 2yrs Committee for Junior and Senior Plays Hobb Dancxn Y Z Favorite Saying Are You Kidding? Page 23 ELIZABETH ANN SPENCE Bar Currxculum Scxence Av xatxon 1at1on ROSE LENORA TWINING 'Skinny' Currxculum Sect Bus HORACE WARREN VAN KUREN Yan Currrculum College Scxence After Graduatxon College After Graduatxon Work Actxvxtles Play U Actxvxtles Chorus 3 yrs dent Councxl Rep Dramatxcs Maroon and Gold 1 yy poxnter Club Maroon and Gold S Weekly 2 yrs Dramatlcs Club Hockey and Basketball 1 Gym Club After Graduatnon Lab oratory Work Actxvxtles Sogcet 3 YFS S V1ce Pres Baseball I yr G m Club Hobby Sports H0 by Readxng Favorxte Saying Wake UP and D1e Rxght CHARLES SQUIRES WALTER 'Chuck' Currxculum Avxatxon After Graduatxon Work Actxvxtxes Intramurals Hobby Huntnng Favorlte Sayzng Nuts 2 yrs Football Ap aratus Club 2 yrs Ho bxes Hunt1ng and S01 ence Favorxte Saygng H headed Moron ammer KARL WILLIAM ZEITER 'Lefty' Currxculum College Tech After Graduatxon College Actxvltxes Soccer 2 yrs Basketball 3 yrs Football 1 jr P ay Ho bles Guns and Hunt1ng Pills 24 , Q! 5 r I . r 1 , ,A 3 u ' ' . .Y 5 -- .-Av- . 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Z A 2 - .y . g ' : - 1 ', U r' - ' ., - .2 - Q, f. :A - iof . gr.g K, Ways 8 Means, Mgr, of I g Z '. -, .y -Y yr., - g. t 1 . t ' ' . 1 '5 W E ' 1 ' ' i ,, - IA- : Krt, 0 . l n William Zelter George Meaker warren Van Kuren warren Van Kuren George Meaker Carlton Cross ,eorge Meeker George Meaker warren Van Kuren Sam Beardsley Carlton Cross George Meaker William Zelter Carlton Cross George Meaker Leslie Holden Walter Bailey Sam Beardsley Harold Abbott Ernest Howland George Meeker william ZPILSY Carlton Cross Sam Beardsley Frnest Howland William Zelter Raymond Ayers William Zelter Sam Bearddley Frnest Howland Ieslie Holden Carlton Cross EPHSSU Howland Carlton Cross George Meaker Carlton Cross Prnest Howland Carlton Cross Peorge Meaker william Zelter 1943 SFNTOR CLASS WHO S WHO S DONE THE MOST FOR SENIOR CLASS MOST STUDIOUS BEST ALL AROUND WITTIEST MOST POPULAR SUNNIEST DISPOSITION MOST MODEST BEST ATHLETE MOST COURTECUS BEST LOOKING MOST DIGNIFIED BEST PERSONAL APPEARANCE MOST PUNCTUAL PERSONALITY THAT PLEASES CLASS OPTIMIST BEST DANCER DONE THE MOST FOR W P C S Selected by Classes of 1944 and 1945 Page 25 Joyce Beardaley willlamay Moscrlp Elizabeth Spence Marjorie Sawyer Marion Conrad Hllllamay Moscrlp Gertrude Cross Amy Birmingham Amy Birmingham DOFOIHY Kolba wllliamay Moscrlp Elizabeth Spence Gertrude Cross Amy Birmingham Wllllamay Moscrip Althea Hoag Willlamay Moscrlp Dorothy Kolba Gertrude Cross Wllllamay Moscr1D Mary Plech wllllamay Moscrlp Joyce Beanisley Dorothy Kolba williamay Moscrip Elizabeth Spence wllliamay Moscrip Joyce Beardsley Virginia Short Marion LOHFBG Gertrude Cross Wllllamay Moscrip C8P0l Cross Amy Birmingham Wllllamay Moscrlp Gertrude Cross Carol Cross Virginia Short wllliamay MO8CP1D Joyce Beardsley . I ' , , H L 4 C ' J Leslie Holden I fl wx 1 11 Model Airplanes for Armq N ovq Clvullcm Defense Jumor 2. Sensor Haqh I -ee Flrst Row: Rlta Lewis, Gladys Brown Virginla Short l i P' , , E s e lerce, Madalyn Dorshlmer, Mrs. Corcoran, Helen Driscoll Dorothy Kolba, Amy Birmingham, Gertrude Cross, Carol Cross Second ROW! Agnes Pogorzelskl, Marle Hlll, Grace Anderson, Mary Plech, Shlrley McFall, Mr. Brooks, Beverley Hender- son, Royloe Arnold Jean Glezen, Annle Ahsmann, DOYOth6l Delss, Barbara Brewer Thlrd Row: Ruth Beeler, Ellzabeth Spence, Joyce Beardsley, Rose Twlnlng, Mary Heath, Althea Hoag, Marjorie Sawyeg Irene Kolba, Marlon Conrad, wllliamay Moscrlp, Beverly Perce, Anna Howard Fourth Row: Charles walter, George weaker, walter Bailey, Leslle Holden, Harold Bryant, wllliam zeiter, warren van nuren, carlton Cross, Herald Shearer, Robert Allen, Robert Lamb, wayne Lee, Harold Abbott, Harlow Abbott Raymond Ayers Bernard re SENIOR HGMEROOM GEEICEQS SEATED: Dorothy Kolba, secretary, wllllam Zelter, Prea- ldentg Carlton Cross, Vlce Presldentg STANDING: Warren vanKuran, V. Pres. of lays and Means, Carol Cross, Treasurer, Ellzabath Spence, Rep. of Student CouncH IN SERVICE Pvt. uosoPh Fox Pvt. Harlan Sanford llkg Fulmar 214: P-F.C. Ernest Howland NV' Sunness 216 Page 28 OUR SCHOOL FLAG The class of 1941 started the tradltlon of a school flag. Slncl that tlme, each senlor class has llated the achlevements of the School durlng that year. CLASS OF '45 'lb Perhape you have never pald much attentlon to the bust of Shakespeare, whlch la In our rary across from that of Ben Franklln but he has r graduates of 1943--and thls ls what he saw. ce talnly kept 6.086 w.tch over our Thls Year's Senlors flrst came to hls attentlon when they were ln the mere adolescent stage of the seventh grade. From the flrst glance, he reallzed that here was a class worth watchlng--and they dldn't dlsappolnt hlm. The flrst year of hls acqualntance wlth thls lllustrlous group they spent most of thelr tlme ln learnlng the lns and outs of dunlor Hlgh llfe. ln the elghth grade they were jolned by Mary Plech, Blll Zelter and Herald Shearer. Stlll they perslsted ln thelr constant quest of knowledge, contlnually maklng llfe a llttle blt more pleasant for those around them--particularly the teachers. The next year they became Freshmen and woe unto hlm who called them nlnth graderel Madalyn Dorshlmer and Roylce Arnold flrst came lnto the gaze of Mr. Shakespeare that year. As Sophomores, 'the Immortal Bard' notlced a great change ln thls notable class. No longer were they contented wlth the mere educatlon. Thelr soclal llfe made Its flrat appear- ance. Qulte an appearance lt was too wlth the presentatlon of the flrat Roller Skatlng Panty-- an event which has slnce become very popular. Thelr Junlor year was no less spectacular for they contributed the flrst annual Harvest Dance to the hlstory of w.P.C.5. No less successful were the Junlor plays of that year 'Sparkln' and 'The Red Lamp'. ln June they paid homage to the Senlors wlth a Junlor Prom ln the 'South American lay'--lncludlng sombreros. The grand flnale for that year was a plcnlc at Llly Lake and thus was the year completed. At last the great goal was attalned--they were Senlors. The 'Great Thesplan' was able to watch more cloaely over them thls year as thelr homeroom was his domaln as well as Mlss wll- cox'. He hovered over thelr tables whlle they planned the Football Dance and supper and the halloween Roller Skatlng Party. Twlce durlng the wlnter he heard thelr exclted whlsperlng pre- cedlng and after two perfect slelghrldes. Next Mr. Shakespeare's gaze fell upon some Senlors and Mrs. Hathaway hustllng around buslly wlth llttle yellow books tucked ln amongst thelr Amer- lcan Nlstory and English, the result---'Tlger Housen. A llttle harmless boasting also reached hls ears durlng the year when the class took the lntramural champlonshlps ln football, fleld hockey, and boy's and glrl's basketball. lell, the class of 1943 ls graduatlng and leavlng W.P.C.S. but contrary to Nr. Hamlet 'To be or not to he' ls not the questlon. The Senlors wlll deflnltely Be--and lf you don't belleve Shakespeare, then walt and see. Page 29 x s xx, r g 'R 4 K N JA Q an .XS if , g. W-55 Qt: W ,gig , 5 , , K -W-H . ' i .8 X i f Q . 5 Q ? 5, i M ', E i ,. F ii X i g I W ' i , vi 1,00 lj xi : , A, if i- I W A 9 ? LQ L fiiq N-T'- -43 A Mig ,V i A 3 Magis: J, Q 4'es?' fx 'N N Nm. 'EY-: C .-.Q :X 8 .ff H X -P N Y? , 4 ts X. MA W X Q. i Ap kg X sm.. -, fi . Qi Z -',,, , Q 5 x - i M f f 1 , :i , + is f l X l y ' m - 'QT' L M' -WM 'wa' 1 Q , . .491 'E 1 'Q' M, ' .YV .-,W .55 2,4 if :S 'S 75 iii' ..L ,' V M g N 5 ? .1 Nfl, Q i ' ff F- ..i ,,,M,,,5,, , V 4, W 3 it 6 x , 6 . W J, ig, mu .iff 'Wu u X , l !-5 gl ' , 'ib ., k V First Row Rose Hand, Betty Lamb Melvln Brooks, Harvey Gaylord, Betty Flahavan Second Row Mary Lou Gerken, Stanley Bartz E ther Bull, Shlfley Brown, RU Brown, wllllam Cross, Barbara Jenks, Doris DBDNISOU Third Row Eugene Knowlden, Crazg Edmlster, Donald Knapp, Mrs Hathaway, GCOFQB Gates, Greydon Ellison, Burt Ell8VSOn N nn pnctu e duannta Potter, Bernard Strong, Milan Zlpay, Leatrlce Luec Carl Arnold U S Coast Guard First Row Thurd Row JUNIOR CLASS Marcella McMahon, Raymond Marks, Dennls Quarella, Charles Standu Robert Murphy, Eunice Rogers orzelskl, Robert Perry, Aldine Quail, RObBTf Woodward, Helen Thatcher, Elizabeth Walter, Robetta Murphy, Betty dean Walters Roy Shear, Osmond Washburn, Harry Norberg, Miss Scott, Ralph Pro rt ard I m llam Nlcho s l Page 32 . 1 , I I 1 5 th ot ' ' r : ' ' ' k : I ' 'sh Second Row: Shlrley Woodward, Gladys Neubauer, Helen Pogorzelski, Alice Pog- be , Rich Illia s. wil ' l Offlcers September Apra Seated u h Brown V res o Socna f alrs ty YES F nce, A une QUHI , Secretar Stand: an Zupay Presadent, Earl Shear, res f ways and Means Cross Treasurer Craig Edmuster Stu dent Council Representative CLASS OF 44 ln September, 1942, a group of approximately 45 students started out on the rough but exciting journeys of a Junior Class with Milan Znpay as thear presudent assisted by the other officers, vlce President Fanance, Betty Walters, vice President of ways and Means, Earl Shear, Vlce Presldent of oc Student Council, Cralg Edmlster, they began to accomplish the tasks set before them October 17, 1942, young and old gathered in the W P C gymn 1 m r a rol skating party, sponsored by the Junior Class For several years nt has been the tradition that the Junior Class have the Harvest an lt was carried out this year nn full splendor on Thanksgiving Eve, November 25, 1 Q2 ln December, Carl Arnold left us to join the armed forces of his country, a deed deeply acknowledged by all Leatrlce Leuck was gathered into our fold ln February The Junior Plays and Junlor Prom, annual events, are being carried out with great enthusiasm Here you have a picture of the Class of ' 4 DIYICO Officers A FII June Seated urley rown e of 0 I Elizabeth Walters, Betty Walters, Treasurer, Aldine Secretary Standing Stanley Bartz, V Pr and Means, Raymond Marks, V Pres nance, Charles Standish, Student Councu Representatsve Q all Page 33 President of ways . - .1 : R t . .P . f ' A f ' 7 Bet Walters, V.P . of i- na - ld' 'l y 'ngz Mil ' , ' v.P . o 9 Bill 7 - 9 . . 7 ' l ! . . . . . . of . . . ' S - lal Affairs, Ruth Brown, Secretary, Aldine Quail, Treasurer, Bill Cross, Representative to On . . .S. as'u fo ler d . . . 9 I Ll . p - - Z Sh' B , V.Pr s. 5 c- ial Affa'rs5 ' . . U . , ' 1 . es. - . . of Fi- OFFICERS SEATED George Ellerson, President laryorle Holden, Secretary, Richard Ames ce Pres Ways and Means STANDING Joyce Carver, Treasurer Louus Stan Iey, Representative to Student Council, Malcolm ratt Vice Pres of Flnan e No IN Picture Jo n Spence, VICB Pres of Soc ual Affal s SOPHOMORE CLASS f'St Row ed rver o e arver, H man man lll Conr Donald Ames, Robert Coxe Evangelune Browne Madellne Bush econd R ow rlcla Ellis Lonnel Arrow, Louise Dunham, Barbara Barber, Harlan Anderson Jane Davern Gladys Ellerson, Betty Bartz, June Bonney Thlrd Row R b t o er DEDCB r C o , Glynn, Geor e Ellerson Rlchard Ames, Howard Farley Page 34 : 5 1 - , vl - . of : 4 ' - P , . ' c t . . : h ' - . . .Y . fl ' 1 Fl : Mildr Ca , J yc C er Ash , wi 'am ae 5 : Pat ' ' on, , ' 1 7 D : , William Carve , J.R. r ft Mrs. g 7 First ow r s wl a Edna Sm Marie wasko, Wanda Wheeler rley S llv Second Row Theodora Zaharchuk Dorls Spencer, Doris Utter,Bea trlce Twlnlng Third w e bert Tlcknor, au! ml n Spence, Miss wl lla Louis Stanley, Joseph Tesar Gerald Wheeler JS n plctu George White CLASS HISTORY The Sophomores tarted out the year 1942, by elllng pop, candy and gum t the football game er on the girls d fleld hock te t e bo s ha a football team On October 16, the sophomores sponsored a Roller Skating Party er I bo t bo an nr s a basketba team March , they sponsored another Roller Skating Party First ow: ' a uarella, ice Pierson, Bever Lan s Calv'n - lord Frank Fulmer, Raeola Ketchum, Marjorie Hol en econd Row: Marie and Eunice Saw er, l ' Henderson, Frances Relf Kathryn Lawrence, Jessie a' Bet Smith - d'n Pet On, L uise Ri 9 Third ow: Orion Moore, Robert Sanford Malcolm Pfdii M355 Gafiock Herbert Howell Mac Sherwood, Norman French 'n pictu Z Gladys Howland, Norma Potter Page 35 sun-N 55AT5Dg Doris Edwards, Treasurerg Grace Meaker, Presldentg Caryl Beardsley. Secretaryy Ruth Gorham, v.Pres. of Social Affllfs STANDING: AfthUF Wilbur, Student Council Repre- sentativeg Frank wllbur, V.Pres. of WAYS and Heins? Glenn Hayes, V.Pres. of FIHHHCP OFFICERS NINTH GRADE The nlnth grade had a wagon rlde ln January followed by re freshments and entertalnment at the school On February 9 they sponsored a roller skatlng party The gym was decorated In red whlte, and blue For the Gym Demonstration all the Freshman boys and glrls dld recreational marchlng 1? 'Y Page 36 1 ROOM 55 First Row G r rude Brig am, Carver, Robert Dean, Ruth Cafey Caryl Beardsley, Betty Burmlngham Second Row Barbara Adams, Joyce Barnes, Martha Howe Evelyn Gage sh Brooks Harrlette Ashley, Mary Bu Thlrd Row Dalton Bryant Lawrence ley, Prince, Bruce Glez n Richard Brooks, Sam Bryant Not ln P cture Mlldred Foster . . . G F Q T , K n , U A I 'O 2' : e t ' h Alice ' v a - t Q 7 7 Z Doris Callen, Slyvia Brown, Sarah . F' ' 1 . X H ,, , ' l O O ' 5 l : I J A 'I , - L Bal Mrs. ' e , n l K f ...N F , I 1 , First Row: Mildred Rogers, Ramona Vandeburg, Frank Wilbur, Arthur wllbu Glenn Parry, Alfred wade, Edward Rach Lucie Smith Second Row: Mary Myers, Grace Meaker Patricia Wheeler, Jean Zelter, Myrtle Rupert, helen Livingston, Margaret Wasko, Helen Zopp, Beatrice walling Alice Lee Third Row: AIDBYL Lamb, Nicholas Piech, william Randall. Mr. Baldwin, ROGM 56 NlNTH GRADE ROLLER SKATING PARTY RWOM 55 Furst ow Leola Howard, wyona Glezen Nanc Glrvln Richard Fox, Bruce Knowl Second Row James Gaylord Guinevere Cross, ESfh6F Preston Lucille Johnson N80 Grow, Ruth Gorham, Doris Edwards, Ernestlne Jenks, Seymour Hoag Third Row Edward Henderson, Martin Gross, Glenn Mayes Mrs Tracy, James Gallogly Robert TN leman, Edwin Notch kiss Not an Picture Lawrence Harper, R ch ard Landers Page i if . ' R : Y 1 den, Elizabeth Martin, Dorothy Gerken : 7 7 , . , . . ' : i - - 46 Standlng a Smnth, Treasurer, ne Myers, V PF 5 clal Affairs, Rose Edwards, V PYGS of ways and Mel S Seated Donald wnlbur, Secretary, Perry Waqnef Pfesldenf M,chael Sowka Student Council Representatlve Katherlne EICHTH GRADE First Row Margaret Baxter, Mae Cobb Marllynn Halght, Marie Bowman Dorothy Blakeslee Harlan Brown, Norma Doollttle Second Row C arles Gehm, Della M e Ellls, Beulah Gehm, Dolores Ehrets, Rose Edwards, Leaman Burghardt Thlrd Row Donald Balley, Carl Brewster, Kenneth Dauley, Fred Heath, M s Hoard, Hugh Ensign, Arthur wllbur,lBurton Ketchum N lh Puctu e Floyd Brown, Frederic Heath, dullamae Hotchkn N Page 38 gi. F rst Row Ida Hlgham, Shlrley Henderson, Jack Sheeley Allen Lewis, Phoebe Neubauer, Eva Sanyshyn Second Row Marian Davey, Kathryn Hoag, R h Plxley Ju th Rapaport M ry wlllnams Jane Mye s Helen Fulmer rd Row Harold Pennlngroth, Robert Hubbard, Mr Bacon Robert Klsner, Douqlas Marshall, Nelson Jenks nn Pictu e Betty Potter Asa 5ml CLASS HISTURY start the school year the 8th grade partlclpated n many school 8CtlVlfl9S During the month of May, e s onsored a roller skating party, which was a great success the d I e they elected offncers for the follownng year First ow vurglnua walt r, Robert Edwards Leroy Tncknor Donald Wmlbur, Wanda Slmons Second Row Lucille Shaffer, Betty Mae York, Kathleen S n ton, Edna Twlnlng Thnrd ow Lynn Spangenburg, Glen Warner, Mr Brandaur Perry Wagner, Ralph wllc n Plctu al Potter, Victor Sorochln ky, Mlchae Sowka l Page 39 1 A i i -v 0' x Q I I U, , I f 5 1 Y L 1-L - A , .. I . I : : ut dl , a ' , F Thl : ' ' - Not ' ' r : , 'th To . . 3 . . I . th y P . . I At en of th's y ar. ' ' R I ' ' e . ' : ' ta - ' R : . , ox Not i ' re: Ne ' ' s ' I a ROUM 5I First Row wlnlfred BGFFOWS, Charlotte Utter, Ruth Howard, Joanne Grow Second Row Loulse Bryant Betty Conrad, Eleanor Marsh Elberta Randall, Dorothy artz Irene Hulbert, Leona Bryant Th rd Row Louus Marks Har old Brown, Robert Grlfflth Mlss Henderson, Rlchard Sparks, John Smith, Edward Nlchols SEATED: Elberta Randall, Secretary, Harold Brown, N Presidentg Marllyn Freelove, V.Pres. of ways and Means STANDING: Betty Lou Croft, Treasurer, Grace Walters, Student Council Representative, wini- fred Barrows, V.Pres. of Social Affairs I Not in Picture: Charles Stanley, v.Pres. of Finance GEEICERS SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade spent the flrst part of the year gettlng accl ated to the dunlor Hlgh School routlne O rll 30 they very ably sponsored a roller skatlng party wlth the gym decorated wlth Maypolea Z- Page 40 lx I n .' . S '51 f , lc i ,X pl j R l , , f ,, ,l 4 Gall Henderson, Blanche Harper, , X I ,l3, A w : 7 7 3 lf B . I : ' ' X W . f 1 , Q. I , X. . ROOM 5O First ow ert Kumble Gla s 5f'V9l' A A Doro A fa Grow Fred Edwards Second Row ack Brown ve e chum an rown C9 V, ston, ennle za, Charles An Third ow Ro ert Ayers Charles Brown Birmingham Vern 5tur e vant I For ctu o ert Ames Lula gr: f First ow well Smlth, Belt Lou Croft, Mary Knapp, Frank Rupert Barbara Hvgham, Eleanor Ross E v n Washburn Second Row Dorothy Brooks Grace w ters vera Tlcknor, Eva Roa Patsy Pennlngroth, Marjorie Gaylord, Marilyn Freelove T rd Row Michae lop , Charles anley, E ward Clark Ricotta Herbert Vandeburg, Bruno Kamlnsky Bernard wade n Pictu Edward Marsh ROOM 24 'W F ENGLISH Mar1lyn Freelove Joyce Lnvrngston W1n1fred Barrows Harold Pennxngroth Lucrlle Shaffer Elrzabeth B1rm1ngham Gurnevere Cross Helen Lxvlngston Elrzabeth Bartz Robert Sanford Mary Lou Gerken Raymond Marks Marlon Conrad Elrsabeth Spence DRAMATICS Marcella McMahon Amy Bxrmxngham Bernard Green Wrllxamay Moscrxp HOME ECONOMICS Marxlyn Freelove Marna Smxth Lucxlle Shaffer Julxamae Hotchkxss Ruth Gorham Louxse Dunham Ruth Brown Marlon Conrad GUIDANCE Arthur lrlbur BCIQIICC Illllng JOURNALISM Elberta Randall Judmth Rapaport Grace Meaker Marlon Anderson Alxce P010flClSkl Gladys Brown Joyce Beardaley SECRETARIAL Alxce Preraon Frances Relf Wanda Wheeler Aldnne Quaxl Beverly Perce FACULTY HONORS SOCIAL STUDIES 7 Elberta Randall Bruno Kamrnsky Joyce Lxvxngston Harold Pennlngroth Luc1lle Shaffer Lehman Burghardt Joyce Barnes Frank Wilbur Arthur Wxlbur Helen Lxvxngston Gulnevere Cross Robert Sanford Raeola Ketchum Elxzabeth Bartz Charles Stsndrsh Harvey Gaylord Amy Brrmxngham Elxzabeth Spence MATHEMATICS Marxlyn Freelove Dorothy Bull Elrlabeth Conrad Lucrlle Shaffer V1rg1n1a Walter Dolores Ehrets Helen Lxvxngston Jessie Haxst Lonnel Arrow Charles Standxsh Raymond Ayers ART Marxlyn Freelove Carl Brewster Sylvxa Brown Ivan Roselle Madelxne Bush Mary Lou Gerken Marlon Conrad AGRICULTURE Frank lxlbur Calvxn Gaylord George Ellerson Stanley Bartz George Gatea Harvey Gaylord Lealre Holden COMMERCIAL Nancy Grrvxn Beatrxce Wallxng Theodore Zaharchuk Aldlne Qulxl Joyce Beardsley SCIENCE Louxs Marks Evelyn Ketchum Ruth Howard Bruno Kamrnsky Elxzabeth Conrad Vxctor Sorochrnsky Mae Cobb Neal Potter Edna Tw1n1ng Robert Klsner Margaret Wasko Elrzabeth Bart! Raeola Ketchum Donald Knapp Warren Van Kuren INDUSTRIAL ARTS Charles Brown Ralph Wrlcox Herbert Vandeburg Rxchard Ross John Ross Albert T1cknor Gerald Wheeler Norman French Louxs Stanley Burt Ellerson Eugene Knowlden Robert Lamb Beverly Perce Elxzabeth Spence VOCAL MUSIC Jean Brown Betty Lou Croft Helen Fulmer Katlerrne Hoag Grace Meaker Jessle Haxst Elxlabeth Walter Aly Bnrmnngham Madalyn Dorshxmer MECHANICAL DRAWING Herman Ahsmann Wxllxam Conrad Mac Sherwood Roy Shear George Meaker LANGUAGE Beverly Landers Charles Standrsh Marcella McMahon 12 Amy Bxrmrngham Marjorxe Sawyer Page 42 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 7 Robert Kimble Betty Billard Leaman Burghgrdt Lynn Spangenburg Betty Potter Robert Hlbbard Caryl Beardsley R0b9ff Sanford Glldyl Ellerson Rlchlfd 'llll8ml Alrce Pogoraelskl George Meaker Irene Kolba ATHLETICS Mlchael Zopp Dorothy gary, Perry Wagner Julxamse Hotchkxss Wxlllam Randall Jean Zexter Robert Sanford Marne Wasko Donald Knapp Alrce Pogorzelskr Sam Beardsley Wllllam Zerter INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC HEA Edward Nxchols Vrrgrnxa lalter Ernestxne Jenks Beverly Landers Marxe Wasko Jessxe Harst Stanley Bartz George Meaker LTH EDUCATION Glldys Ellerson Alxce Pxeraon Lours Stanley Aldrne Quarl Betty Jean Walters Charles Standrsh Mary Prech George Meaker Wxllnam Zexter L ' D- . L - - . .. .. L m ' m H ' - 9- Z ' ' 9 8- . - 9, . ' ' ', 10- 10- ' ' . . ' lb ' A ' lb ' . . 10- 9' 12 . 10' ' 12- lh - lb lk n- ' ' 11- ' ' 7- ' IL ' ' L w . . . U 8- , . , 7, 9- . . U W . . w- L ' L ' - - ' 10- 11- p ' ' - ' ' 9' ' f ' 12- 9' 10' 11- ' ' 10' U , Robert Woodward Gertrude Cross ll- 11' 12. ' 12- 12. X . L . L . .. 9- - 7- ' 9- . ' ' 5' l 10- 9- 7. tr . 12' ' 3. 11- 7- ' . ' 12' 8, - 12- ' 9, 9- 10- ' ' 10- ' 11. ' 11- ' ' 13- - - 12- 9- ' ' 10- ' 10' . . ll- U- . A . 1m w- ' ' 12 , - - . U- ' - u 11- 15. 12. . . . W . . l 10- 10' 11- A ' 11' 12. . 1 ff 3 MX Y I Wdorq Gardens Elcmeniorq Grades 1 First Row: Eddle Rapaport, Joan Peters, Barbara Hurlburt Ruth Dorshlmer, Rachel Martln. Byron Hand Second Row: Donna wade, Marjorie warner, Dolores Deiss Ann Keane, 7 Dorls Ketchum, Kennard Brown ' Third Row: Rlchard Kimble, Eugene Stockwell, Donald Riley, William Rogers. Harold Meaker. Kenneth Peterson, . Bill Carron Not ln Picture: Rlta Ensign, Theda Shear, Audrey Buck, Wllllam Howell, Robert ZlP3Y SIXTH GRADE Not In picture: Alma Brewster, Elalne wllbert, Francls Brewer, Alan Lueck Flrst Row: Lawrence Smith, E Maragaret Fordham, Mary Lee Johnson, Iva Sturdevant Rebecca Bush Second Row: Donald Brown. Lillian Sowka, James Dewan, George Davis, John Root, Ruth Livermore. Robert Gill. Third Row: John Crapo, Gordon Jones, Alan French, Juanita Gehm, Franklin Pendell, John Verry unice Twining, Bernice Benedict, Miss C'arkvs room has made a study of the universe, illustrating how the Planets revolve around the Sun Q- Mrs. Tlcknor's room made a detailed study of aviation, illustrating each type of plane by a brief explanation and picture. Ai Page 44 Flrst Row Francis wood, Kenneth Swan, Wlnlfred Balley, Mary ou CVOSS, DOFOihy Zopp, Ramona Sparrow, Dlanna Vaughn, 5 ze e's room has thoroughly investigated Katherine Forkey phases of transportation by making compr Second Row Dorothy Griffith, Willis Delss, Evelyn whitmarsh, qi udv of tran o ation in qenefal Leon willis, Edwin Smith, Frederick Bradley, Herbert Hyde, Ramona Ellis, Ruth Preston Third ow Richard Brown, Thomas Zelsnack, Gerald McGrath, Dorothy Probert. Gertrude Lamb, Richard Trebllcock Millard Lewis, Florence Higham, wllliam Grow Not ln plcture. Audrey Ballard FIFTH GRADE No In cture: Arthur Hoyt, Britton Wllllams, Bertha Andrews, Dorothy Bradley Beverly lwanuik, William Gates, Kenneth wllllams, Nell Stearns, Bernlce Klng, lrvlng Hand, Phyllis Kleine, dean Carver Raymond Root, Melvin Bowman, Oliver, Robert Richard Bartz, Ann Blrd, June Katherine Wlsnlskl, Richard Zlpah Ivan Spencer, Bertha Andrews, Rober Llttle Kathleen Hoag, Theodore Garken, Bet Beardsley, Geraldine Bowman, Beulah Theodore, Lawrence Grow Flrst Row: Betty Bryant, Lola Collver, Shlrley Harmon, Martha Pendell, Mary Jane Llnderman, Joan wegryznlskl, Marlon Twlnl Craig Monk, Wauchope, Joan Frost, Mary Ann Gladys Klmble, Donald Ketchum, Cora Enslgn, Rlchard Bradley, Louls Baxter, Nettle wood, Katherine Zahar- chuk Esther Gllmore, Gerald Gallogly, Stan- ford,Ross, wllllam Swan, wllllam wllllams, Harold wlllls Norma Montague, Gordon Ellls, Donald Klelne, Bernard Gurney, Robert Gates, Glenn Benedlct, Second Row: Stanley Banag John wlsnlskl BBVGYIY Spence 'hlrd Row: FOURTH GRADE Flrst Row: Second Row: Thlrd Row: Mlss Howland's room has made a survey study of tm different countries of the world and por- , trayed thelr customs and dress by a display of M' H15 dolls from dlfferent natlons of the world. , .1-1 THIRD GRADE Rlchard Ballard, Judy Schermerhorn, Gordon Ellis, Rowena Bowman lva Andrews, warren Knapp, Anna May Davls, Marllyn Zelsnack, Gary Drlscoll James Trebllcock, Wesley Carpenter, Robert Black, George Blr- mingham, Joyce Wllllams, Leo Hulburt, Andy Sowka, George Gohl, Gordon Twinlng Roger Hatfleld, Thresa Van Ditto, Boyd Stowell, Nelson Leet, Ned Sturdevant, Norman Evans, Rlchard Barrows, Letha Horton, Evert Jenks Page 46 '1 Flrst Row: June Lund, Carol Diess, Susan Kinne Robert Brigham, Richard Smith, Charlotte Leet, Joyce Sanford, Ransom Moscrip, Ruth Baxter Second Row: Bernice whitmarsh, Eugene Kline, Keith vandeburg, Gladys Hawley, Chester Murch, Marion Frost, Lois Giles, Alice Lawrence, Richard Root, James Edwards, Arthur Arrow Third Row: Marshall Heath, walter Banas, Georgianna Brooks, Richard Gehm, Robert Ellison, Marqaret Livermore, william Doolittle, Mona Iopp, Ethel Willis Not ln Picture: Dorothy Brewer, Beverly Forkey FOURTH GRADE Miss Young's room has made a study of victory gardens. A typical victory qarden was drawn on the blackboard and several students wrote themes on their care and importance. THIRD GRADE rw l., Not ln picture: Harriet Clough, Dolores Pendell, Frederic Brewer, Thomas Coleman, Edwin Ellis, Robert Leach First Row: Grace Hand, Nancy Lund, Doris Ahsman, Helen wegrzynski, Andrew Kaminski, William Stearns, Carolyn Vrentice Second Row: Robert Bird, Howard Collvvr, Jessie Lee Lilly, Maude Cobb, Joseph Schultz, Donald Pratt, George Carver, Frank Vandeburg, Robert Preston Bruce Riley, u la rown Do g S B Third Row: Carl Kimble, Robert Hatfield, Charlotte Grow, Joan Davern, Marianne McNamara, Sylvia Henderson, Beverly Stevens, Norman Strong, Harry Spangenburq, Richard Ehrets Page 47 'lan First Row: Kenneth Oliver, Jack Cronin, Betty Higham, Edward Quarella, Della Stampfler, Barbara Higham, Rina Ross, Florence Lee Second Row: Patsy Hall, Lorraine wasko, Nancy Little Gordon Blakesley, Jean Brewster, Monroe Perce, Ronald Gorham Thlrd Row: Franklln Sherman, Jessie Rozelle, Donald David, Sammy Lee, John Sowka, Nita Riley, Gladys Root, Jack Morris Not in Picture: Doris Fulmer, Jean Nick, Joyce Leach, Ann Vandeburg, Harold Ellis, Stewart Gurney, Myron whitmarsh, Charles Hlza SECOND GRADE First Row: Billy French, Ann Montague, Roger Young, James Knowlden, Dean Frost, Robert Blakeslee Edward Relgelman, Shirley Hatfield 5BCOnd RCW: Lila Willis, Mary Sherwood, Shirley McGrath Joan Smith, Patricia Adams, Helen Dennison, Esther Warden, Audrey Vaughn Third Row: George Cargin, Shirley Cook, Shirley Oliver, Walter Holden, Richard Griffith, Gordon Haight, Mariory Riley, Audrey Spencer Not ln picture: Clara Belle Sprague, Patricia Woods, Cleon Bush, Erwin Smith, MLchael Wade, FIRST GRADE Patty Hufton, Marilyn Stockwell, Mary Ellsworth, Betty Edwards, Kathryn Cameron Ronald Klnne Second Row: Roscoe Finch, Elizabeth Holden, John Gle Sylvia NCGF8th, Robert Wade, Joseph Brown Y H ' - Martha Prentice, Martha Rapaport Third Row' John Fordham Eleanor Hlbbard, David Mors First Row: ldella Heryberg, Susan Pendell Dorothy Birmingham, ' . ' . Sally Zopp, Barbara Blakesley,,Joanne Smith, Esther E:L:L3rQ:g:EL::y iggsggeogsfrgtggiijeggcka Andrews, Betty Sears, Gladys Rleglemann O,,ver Gladys Qounq ' l Second Row: Donald Ross, Mary Pixley, Robert Davis, Harrison Hoag, Mary Ensign, Inez Sturdevant, Carl Ahsman, Richard Prentice, John Rudd Third Row: Andrew Sedlick, walter Griffith, David Little, Jane Bryant, Beverly Kimble, Virginia Hull, Patricia . Sibles, Russell Burghardt, Gerald Adams, Joseph Plech or In PICWFG1 llarilynn Dlngman, Sue Gehm, Patty scholes, Georglann Preston, Charles Edwards, James Davla. Andrew Sedllck Not ln picture: Mary Clinton, Joan Dunham, Linda Richards, Marvin Strong, Illllam Trebllcock Raymond daphet Ger If Page 48 senoles ' ' ' First Row: Jeannette Hoag, Beverly Ballard, Alice Gro THE-PRumAr3y- ' E5'fXT- WO RK f' 4---.. WLM ix K - 4 'L wks Xfxmmw fl If: I W' Yxxss K XX 0 I We WHS QXDNXQN Page 51 N5 EAW -ulmq WBQ JP !?if XT?- f Shl At X Hunan w sa., - Ilow in wartime, as well as in peace time, it is very important that hzericans be able to express their own ideas and to report facts clearly and concisely. Knowledge of the English language will bring about a unifica- tion of the American people that would otherwise be unattainable. E N G L S H Page 54 1 Training tomorrow's generation to run the government, maintain peace and freedom, and defend democratic life and ideals, is the work of the Social Studies department. This year the Social Studies has helped ration gas, tires and rent be- sides regular class work and collecting scrap. s Es T 'U Ao Ll E s ws' W 4 ...Ein A 6 1 , . A I 0 L Q , V A Ol fm-rua -1-mmm nl.-.zeal-w ' 'PLL V' A 1 t MAA Y .3 w Y W v s A-P ,Lim I S T U D E S Mathematical training is necessary for aviation, engirbeering, the scientific fieldi in fact, it is the axle of the wheels of industry ara war. Page 56 To bring about better postwar corv- ditions. hemispheric relationships cannot be over emphasized. The language depart- ment brings about by a better understand- ing of foreign language, customs ana ideals fha Guidance course aims to assist students in making a better choice CZ life work, in order that they 'lldjlt e their rightful place in the v0cat1-011 they choose. Posters made by the Art Department this year haue pictured the different phases of the mr. fhese have served as excellent propaganda for right think- ing in martin. Page 57 f'0CfllDAYI0lNLXl OUUOHTUNQ HFS -1 v 'W' ,. 2 l.'...AIn 'x .Jef fy. ' li.. .I Xl , .ra 23 HEHINERY K In the Commercial department students are learning the technique of modern busi- ness. Classes in t ewriti , general bus- YP ng C iness, shorthand, and secretarial practice will turn out young people with an appro- priate education to fill the uany secre- tarial and business positions that have K sprung np in industries and the ones left vacant by our nen in the armed forces. A G R I C U L T U R E A riculturral trainincr is vital both E Q, to the hone and the fighting fronts. Be- sides the instruction in farm work, the agricultural department has distributed leaflets on the preparation, growth, and care of Victory Gardens. C O M M E R C I A L Page 58 .,f,w. a+du-HWISEU S C spoke both in the mheels of irdustry I and of mar. Because of the war. train- ing in science is very valuable as an E introduction ana training ground for the students who intend to enter the N professions of Ilwrsing, Teaching, ke- searoh Scientist, Engineering and other C fields. The field of science is a vital E P H E y D S U .1 5P9C130l'iZ6d program has been I C carried out to give students phpical A training so vitally needed to maintain C health and efficiency. A T L I 0 N Page 59 lyufring the past two ,ears a con- siderable anount of worthwhile pieces of apparatus have been purchased for the laboratory. Outstanding are new microscopes, uacwunn. ard pressvwre pump Ind many other pieces of equipment. 'QW - mm 4 .r -is ' Mechanical Drawing serves as gre-iniuction ground for all persons interested in an phase of ineer 1308, technical Shop and Bluenirintik. Besides teaching the art of cooking, diet, and sewing, the Hone Econonics gives instruc- tion in Hone lufrsing, Child Care, and Interior Decorating. Due to the changes in Physical Education and Health regulations by the State Dopartnent, classroom instruction in health education has started this year. Page 60 Actin! THE CAFETER IA Hrs Stanton has od the school ca eteria this ar as I ' 'anag I f ye 1 ' s1sted by Irs. Jeanette Brom., Urs. Sadte Stoughton, Hrs. Dana Jenks and Kiss Frances Stalker. iith government aid, the cafeteria staff has done a nagmlfi- cent job in providing hot nourishing Lunches for sose six hundred students daily. fhe cafeteria takes in approacinately two hundred and tuenty dollars a meek- 1-f SHAPER f SHOP Page 62 PRINTING PR low, with the manpower shortage, it is im- portant to train skilled workers. As a part of this training, shop students haue made seuera hundred nodel airplanes for the army and navy. This depart- ment also takes up the operation of printing press and instruction of other allied fields, various phases of carpentry and many other fields in wood- oraft and natal work. MILLER , e',mh,wA w -' Page 63 5 , FACE GRIN o ie,s fit .-- -W' J 14 BANK EXCHANGE The Bank Exchange has opened th1fS year to gwe the student body an opportumty to buy defense bonds and stamps LIBRARY 1'h1,s year sex fundred. books were bmwft for the lzbrary, four hundred for the Mah srhool department and two hundred twenty flue for the one bound volume of Cwrrent Bwgraphy and several monthly supplements, a new set of Gomptonfs Enf- cyolopedza and Granger 's Index to Poetry and Re cttat-Lon Page 64 BOOK STORE In spzte of shortage -an paper and other school natertals, the book store has obta1-ned suppl-Les to sell to the student body whenever posszb le. grades. The outstanding books pwrohased were JUNIGR PLAYS two one-act plays Awayn-a drama, an A plcnlc In the Country ANTIC SPRING CAST OF CHARACTERS The woman ..... Helen Thatcher Mrs. Clayson... Sherley Brown Miss Masters... Betty Flahavan Miss Dillon... Es her May Bu!! 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L'4zv':+ mmf . 1 '13, Cfgirf 3327 A ? '99 355. :IP I , F, QQ., H552 A. 2 'V PG! 'ffm A Gian., ,ily ' j .gg xr igbh. I .Qux A I ilk: Vik x' X we . Q -gf-1 M-'wi ff - JT-'.' ' ' ' .315 r lv: in ' QTL -it il. :Z . ,1-.qw Am: ,mp -Y 5732? ,, ,,, f. -31123 .v, ' 'xg' .-.:-my-1 , M . .wr f - '--Qu,-15 K wa cf Q O SEATED: williamay Moscrip, President, Irene Kolba, Sec- retary, Madalyn Dorshimer, Vice-President of Social Affairq STANDING: william Cross, Treasurer, George Meaker, Execu- tive Vice-Presidentg Robert Sanford, vice-President of Finance, Burt Ellerson, Vice-President of Awards and Letters Twc of the activities which the Student Council spon- sored th' is year were tra bank exchange, to sell war stamps and bonds, and the key drive. STUDENT COUN CI L HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES POINTER WEEKLY JUNIOR HIGH REPORTERS The main aim of the Pointer weekly this year been to send a copy of the paper each week, to the boys in service. At Christmas time, boxes of candy and cookies were sent to boys in the service whose addresses were a- vailable. SEATFDg Gladys Brown, Editor, Marion Anderson, Agnes Pogorzelski, Bus. Mgr., Mrs. COYCOYGH STANDING: Anna Howard, Marie Hill, Grace Anderson, Carol Cross, Mary Heath, George Ellerson, Marjorie Saw- yer, Dorothy Kolba, Mr. BVOOKS Barbara Adams Caryl Beardsley Marie Bowman Louise Bryant May Bush Ruth Carey Alice Carver Gladys Carver Joyce Carver Y Marion Davey Norma Doolittle Doris Edwards Rose Edwards Helen Fulmer Beulah Gehm Dorothy Gerken Mary Lou Gerken Ruth Graham Joanne Grow Marilyn Haight Shirley Henderson Ida Higham Katherine Hoag Beverly Landers BOYS AND GIRLS GYM CLUBS lnstruction in tumbling, balanc ng, and use of apparatus 0 Gym C h the boys and g S clubs participated Herman Ahsmann Robert Ames Charles Angel Robert Ayers Raymond Ayers Donald Bailey Samuel Beardsley Harold Brown Jack Brown James Carver Edward Clark William Conrad J. R. Croft George Ellerson William Forkey Richard Fox Martin Gross Robert Hibbard Seymour Hoag Robert Kimble Eugene Knowlden Richard Landers Louis Marks Orion Moore Glenn Perry Malcolm Pratt william Randall Edward Rech wilbur Rozelle Robert Sanford Asa Smith Donald Smith Lowell Smith Richard Sparks John Spence Charles Stanley Elizabeth Martin Grace Meaker Jane Myers Gladys Neubauer Phoebe Neubauer Ruth Pixley Alice Poqorzelski Helen Pogorzelski Betty Potter Judith Rapaport Eunice Rogers Lucy Smith Norma Smith Edna Twininq Rose Twininq Ramona Vandeburg Beatrice walling Margaret Wasko Nefle Wasko Patricia Wheeler Jean Zelter Bernard Strong Norman Walter Donald Wilbur Richard Williams Robert Woodward Herbert Vandeburg Milan Zlpay Michael Zopp Page 69 Flrst Row: Lewls Marks Dorothy Bull, Crace Walter, Marllyn Freelove, Betty Lou 7 Croft, Wlnnle BHFFOWS, Betty Ballard, Gall Henderson, Mary Knapp, Dick Fox, Dorothy Gerken, Ruth Carey, Wanda Slmons, Shlrley Henderson, Kathryn Hoag, lda Hlgham, Jac Sheeley Second Row Sylvla Brown, Helen Fulmer, Guinevere Cross, Ramona vandeburg, Betty Blrmlngham Betty Potter, Patsy Pennlngroth, Jean Zenter, Patrvcla Wheeler, Jane Myers, Julzamae Hotchkiss, Beulah Gehm, Eleanor Marsh, Irene Hulbert Marjorle Gaylord, Mnldred Rogers, Dorothy Bartz, Elberta Randall Gladys Carver Thlrd Row Caryl Beardsley, Alice Carver, Mary Myers, Eluzabeth Martln Dorothy Brooks, Eva Sanyshyn, Phoebe Neubauer, Leola Howard, Margaret Baxter vlrglnla Walter, Marlon Davey, Aluce Lee, Joyce Barnes, Joanne Grow Fourth Row Hugh Ensign, Betty Mae Conrad, Jean Brown Doris Edwards, Dolores E rets, Marle Bowman, Myrtle Rupert, Eva Roat, Mary Wlllla s M rllyn Hang t Margaret Wasko, Mrs Hathaway, Helen Zopp, Judy RHPAPOFY Patsy Pennnngroth, Mae Cobb Betty York Norma Doollttle, Joyce Llvlngston ROSE EdWa'dS, EVGVYU Ketchum Lawrence Banley JUNIGR AWD SENIOR DRAMATIC9 CLUBS The Dramatlcs Clubs have backed both the Senlor and Junlor plays plua the presen tatlon of the Chrlstmas play and several plays thls sprlng Flrst Row Helen Pogorzelskl, Dorls wlllla s, Shlrley Woodward, Betty Walters Ruth Beeler, Elizabeth Spence, Evangeline Browne, Allce Pierson, Geraldlne Peter n, Patrlcla EI lson Ruta Quar Second Row Joyce Beardsley, Frances Relf Secretary, Annie Ahsmann, Allce Pog orzelskl, Helen Thatcher, Barbara Jenks, Esther Bull, Marlan Anderson, Shlrley Browns Beverley Henderson, Marne Hand Phyllls Henderson Wanda Wheeler, Roylce Arno T rd Row Rose Twlnlng, Mary Lou Gerken, Betty Murphy, Wllluamay Moscrlp, Helen Drlscoll, Madalyn Dorshlmer Vlce Pressdent, Maryorle Saw er Mary Heath, Anna Howhfd, Dorothy Kolba, Marlon Conrad, Shlrley sullnvan, Loulse Riley F0UVfh Row mulse Dunham, Jane Davern, Eunice Sawyer, Dennis Quarella, Raymond NGFRS, DICK AMES, Warren Van Kuren, Goerge Gates, Harry Norburg doe Tesar Treasurer, Robert Murphy, Amy Birmingham Presldent, Gertrude Cross, Gladys Brown, Jesse Halst Page 70 l , A : . . , Y h m-H' 'h, , . 7 1 ' 1 7 i . . I I m Q , 50 ' ' l , ' ella I - ' - 7 1 hl I ' - . .. . y , STANDING Mrs McNamara SEATED Blll Zelter, George Meeker, Robert Sanford John Spence, Helen Pogorzelskl NO IN PICTURE Raymond Ayers Charles Standlsh MATH CLJB The Math Club glvea a refresher course for students lnterested mathemat lcal career NARIOWETTE CLLE The Marionette Club presented two plays, Whansel and Gretel' nd 'Cinderella' for the student body Shlrley Henderson, Ida Hlgham, Dorothy Brooks, Eva Roat, Blanche Harper Joyce Lnvlngston, wlnnle Barrows, Rose Edwards, Katherine Hoag, Betty Mae Conrad, Grace Walters, Bruno Kamlnsky Kneeling' Mary Knapp, Dorothy Bull Page 71 Q f N , L QS' . T h , , . . . 5 1 Q ' Q ' Q x'X:.ul, Nix A Q A .af EE 'Q v . . . I 7 T 2 T , I In a - . ' l I 4 - I ' a . Robert Alfln lelvln Brooks Robert Cox Harvey Decker Robert nance hugh Enslgn George Gates BOYS' Charlea Gehm Frederick heath Donald Knapp Raymond Marks Ralph Probert Dennls Quarella lvan Rozelle Lynn Spangenberg Mlke Sowka Charles Standlsh Adelbert Tlcknor Leroy Tlcknor Robert Theleman COACHING CLUB Coachlng Club ls designed to glve Instruction to the students ln coaching, refereelng and umplrlng games. Students receive actual tralnlng ln these actlvltles. GIRLS' CCACHI Lonnell Arrow Barbara Barber Elizabeth Blftl Joyce Baardsley Amy Blrmlngham June Bonney Gladys Brown Marlon Conrad Gertrude Cross Gladys Ellerson Jean Glezan Jessie Nalst Beverly Henderson Mariorle Holden NC CLUB Raeola Ketchum Dorothy Kolba lrene Kolba Robetta Murphy Eunice Rogers Elizabeth Spence Theodora Zaharchuk ' 5 ' . ' ugggv I S eq Page 72 harrlet Ashley Betty Blrmlngham Dorothy Blakeslee Gertrude Brlgham Marlon Brown Dorothy Bull Dorls Callen Allce Carver Mae Cobb Gulnevere Cross Dolores Ehrets Dellamae Ellll Marllyn Freelove Mlldred Foster Evelyn Gage Merjorle Gaylord Nancy Glrvln lyona Glezen Mae Grow Marllyn Halght Blanche Harper Annle Ahsmann Grace Anderson Roylce Arnold Barbara Brewer Ruth Brown Shlrley Brown Esther Bull Madeline Bush Mlldred Carver Carol Cross Jane Devern Dorls Dennlson Madalyn Dorshlmer Helen Drlscoll Betty Flahevan Marla Hand Rose Hand Mary Heath Phyllls Henderson Merle Hlll Gladys Howland Barber Jenks Betty Lamb Ida Hlgham Jennle Hlza Ruth Howard Leola Howard Martha Howe Ernestlne Jenks Lucllle Johnson Evelyn Ketchum Mary Knapp Allce Lee Helen Llvlngston Joyce Llvlngaton Eleanor Marsh Mary Myers Myrtle Rupert Lucllle Shaffer Kathleen Stanton Vera Tlcknor Charlotte Utter Vlrglnla Wlliif Betty Mae York JUNIOR AND SENIOR DANCE CLUBS Dance Club ls designed to glve tralnlng ln polse and grace Marmlng up exercises are given flrst, followed by lnatructlon In modern, ballet, round, square, and folk danclng Katherine Lawrence Rlta Lewls Shlrley McFaH Mllllamay Moscrlp Beverly Perce Geraldine Peterson Mary Plech Agnes Pogorzelskl Juanlta Potter Aldlne Quall Rlta Quarella Frances Relf Eunice Sawyer Marjorle Sawyer Edna Smlth Dorls Spencer Helen Thatcher Dorls Utter Betty Jean Malters Wanda Wheeler Dorls Mllllams Shlrley Moodward lrst ow eor e Meaker Jo ce Barnes le FIS a n Pa :lc a lson Jea Brav , LUCIQ m'th en OPP? eo 3 e C um lf n 3 Wa Ellzabeth Walter Seggnd Row nneth Dauley, H len Fulmer, F oy rown K lne, dune nnei vln Brooks EUFIICG ROQSVS Be tl' Bartz G'adY5 Energon' Bur Emerson k l la Brown ECWIH Henderson Sowka SSIB Hal t Marie WHSHO, HaVVeY GaY'0'd EdW'n HOtchk'SS Stan'ey Bartz Nelsoh J nksl BeverlY Landers Margaret Waskol GGOVQS Ellefsonv E'neSt'ne Jenks BAND The Band gave ItS second annual concert APVII 16,19Hj The VarsltyfCh0ruS also partlclpated ln thls band concert The chorus members have new unl orms thls year VARSITY CHORUS FIRST ROW a m IV ey Hen rson e t a ar Wlnnle Barrows JUIIAMBS Blanche Harper SECOND ROW u h Beeler, Ruth Carey, Edna TWIDIHQ Ernestlne Jenks, Joyce Llvlngston eola Howard Helen Fulmer rene o a, Betty ou roft, Dorls E wards e n ston lovce arnes atrlce W Ill Ellzabe ter Sl Hal THIRD ROW Agnes Pogorzelskl Anna Howard Vlr lnla Short, Joanne Grow Gall Hender son, Wanda SIMODS Gladys Carver r n a a er, Do othy olba Rose w nln ar garet Wasko GFIOD Davey, H len Drlscoll, dean Bro n, Elberta Randall, Dorothy Bull FOURTH ROW Beatrlce TWIDIHQ, Am Blfmlng am, Madalyn Dorshlmer Katherlne Hoag, Betty Blfmlhghdmy Dorothy Bartz Eva Sanyshyn FICIS so , MBTJOFIS Ho d , Betty Mary ush, ve n e c um amae FIFTH ROW lrley c a ar I9 Royce Arno Marle Wasko Maryorle Saw er s e ler , aro ross, verl en erson, arlon onra , l llamay Moscr Page 74 AWWHWMWY ' ' ' t ' i - R : G y . 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GYOW CHEERLEADING Due to the fact that W.P.C.S. did not have ntersc o as f except in intramural games- Potter, Patsy Pennlngroth, Roat, Loulse Riley, Betty Walters, Dorothy Brooks, B Kneeling: Marilyn Freelov Not ln Plcture: Marlon An Dorothy Bartz, Jean Brown, bara Higham, Elsle Pierce, Eva Roat, Virginia Short, Shirley Sullivan, Beatrice Standing: Sylvia Henderson, Alta Grow, Norma Louise Dunham, Eva Lou Croft, Grace arbara Higham e, Wlnlfred Barrows derson, Betty Ballard Lulu Gfifflth, Bar- Elberta Randall, Betty Jane Smith, Twining Page 76 l h l tic contests cheerleading took a back seat Ballard, Patrlcla Wheeler, Ruth Beeler, Eliz- 'er' ehlxei Girl's Home Ec. Club FIRST ROI: Wanda Slmons, Marle Hlll, Madalyn uorehlmer Mlse Garlock, Roylce Arnold, Marlon Conrad, GTBCO Anderson SECOND ROW: Phoebe Neubauer, Eva Sanyshyn, Mary lllllame, Betty York, Eunlce Twlnlng, Ruth Dorshlme' THIRD ROI: Rose Hand, Allce Pierson, Eunlce Sawyer, Dorls Spencer, Rlta Quarella, Junnlta Potter 7 HOME EC. CLUB Members of the Homemaklng Club have made a utlllty cablnet for general use by the student body. F . F Boy's Home Ec. Club -43.- Mac Sherwood, Orlon Moore, Calvln Gaylord, JOB Tesar, R0bBff Sanford, J. R. Cf0fi, Fflnk Fulmef- Our F.F.A. Club ls a part of the natlonal organlzatlon for boys studying vocatlonal agriculture. Durlng thls year the boys have been testing mllk for the farmers ln the central dlstrlct. T ROV: Frank Wilbur, Glenn Perry, walter Bailey, Leslle Holden, Carlton Cross arvey Gaylord, Dennls Quarella ' ROW: Edward Henderson, Martin Gross, George Gates, Mr. wllcox, Paul Smith, e Ellerson, Stanley Bartz IRD ROI: Bernard Green, Adelbert Tlcknor. J. R. Croft. Mac Sherwood. Harold arvant, 45- 49 Leslie Holden, President, Carlton Crosg Vlce-Pres., walter Balley, Secretary, Roy Shear, Treasurarg Samuel Beardsley, News Reporter xxx-,ff 9 Page 77 COMMANDO CLUB e War Tactics Club has been organized to train pre-induction boys in pre-arm training, military tactics, hand to hand combat, and obstacle courses. Harlow Abbott Harold Abbott Donald Ames Raymond Ayers Walter Bailey Stanley Bartz Samuel Beardsley Harold Bryant Carlton Cross william Cross Craig Edmister Greydon Ellison William Ellison Burt Ellerson George Ellerson Joseph Fox Norman French Frank Fulmer Harvey Gaylord Bernard Green Leslie Holden Herbert Howell Robert Lamb Wayne Lee George Neaker Harry Norberg william Nichols Robert Perry Roy Shear Herald Shearer Mac Sherwood Paul Smith John Spence Joe Tesar George White william Zelter WAR TACTICS CLUB The Commando Club is for those boys who are interested in preparin test or emergency in regard to outdoor living, either in time of peace Ke nneth Arrow Lawrence Bailey Carl Brewster Richard Brooks walter Bryant Sam Bryant Leaman Burghardt Robert Dean Bruce Glezen Glenn Hayes Joseph Hiza Nelson Jenks ROb6ft Kisner Bruce Knowlden Douglas Marshall Edward Nichols Harold Penningroth Nicholas Piech John Ross Jack Sheeley Vern Sturdevant Adelbert Ticknor Alfred Wade Bernard Wade Elvin Washburn Arthur Wilbur Frank Wilbur g themselves for any phym Ol' wal'- 'f + . ,Nav ' 4 if 1 H Tr.. 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Z.- .vf M, 15 '11-, -. 1 ', 154 5,1-9, 3 , , , -323, ,vl55, mgJ1.,p i I' 1,-.,:..y V, Airy.. 1.02 WV 531.71-I ,V..V,,, F, f - 'Vrzt ifxf .pe 'a-5 V..-VA 1, ' ' sw ii' VVS' :4V:'f- Vi . 443. 5 - 4 a ,Q 1. V. ,V-- V V '5'1frf'Ae4 T -'Qi 27, ' z S' ,V.gff ,'fg- .GIS V- F Q , 1 .jg Q. -14-,V K . V-,,', L, kv., '-1. 'f-y.. f fwjj, T if 'A' 4 .' U? .V gi ,. g V.-., ,,,. ,,.- .if ATHLETICS To comply wlth the demands of war, the athletic program has been completely revlsed. lnterscholastlc actlvltles have become lntraschol- astlc actlvltles. An intramural program has been set up to glve the students the necessary three hundred minutes tralnlng of physical educa- tlon a week. Several new clubs have been formed to Instruct the students ln varlous actlvltles created by the current demand for an absolutely perfect physlcal condltlon. Football: Senlors vs. Juniors 46-6 Sophomores vs. Freshmen 14-7 Senlors vs. Sophomores 52-6 Seniors vs. All Stars 13-12 Hockey: Seniors vs. Junlors 3-1 Sophomores vs. Freshmen 4-1 Senlors vs. Sophomore: 3-0 Senlors vs. All Stars 2-1 Glrls' Basketball: Freshmen vs. Sophomores 5-4 Senlors vs. Sophomores 27-11 Senlors vs. All Stars 16-ll Boys' Basketbalh Freshmen vs. Sophomores 8-7 Senlors vs. Freshmen 22-7 Senlors vs. All Stars 11-10 SENIORS Flrst Row: Raymond Ayers, Har- low Abbott Second Row: warren Van Kuren, Harold Abbott, carlton Cross, BI!! Zelter, Herald Shearer, sam Beard- sley, George weaker Not ln Plcture: Walter Balb-y, Ernest Howland Agnes Pogorzelski, Gertrude Cross, Shlrley McFaIl, Mary Plech, Amy Blrmlngham, Carol Cross, Marjorle Sawyer, lrene Kolba. Dorothy Kolba, Elizabeth Spence, Wllllamay Moscrlp, Joyce Beardsley, Rose Twlnlng, Elsle Pierce, Vlrglnla Short Not ln Plcture: Gladvs Brown Page 80 JUNIDR Flrst Row: Burt Ellorson, Eugene Knowlden, Robert Woodward, Cralg Edmlster, wllllam Nichols Second Row: Bernard Strong, Rlchard wllllams, Harry Norburg, Ralph Probert Not ln Plcture: Donald Knapp, Milan Zlpay, Greydo Elllson, Roy Shear, Carl Arnold fl Betty Murphy, Mlldred Carver, Barbara Jenks, Helen Thatcher, Aldlne Quail, Betty Flahavan, Gladys Neubauer, Allce Pogorzelskl Not ln Plcture: Mary Lou Gerken, Marcella Mclahon, Juanlta Potter, Helen Pogorzelskl, Eunice ROQGVSA Ellzabeth Walter, Betty Jenn Waliefi SOPHOMGRE lrst Row: George Ellerson, Harvey Decker, Dlck Ames, orman French, Bob Sanford econd Row: Louls Stanley, Joe Tesar, Malcolm Pratt, . R. Croft ot ln Plcture: George Grlfflth, Herb Howell, vlc Glles, SITTING: Betty Bartz, Harlan Anderson. Theodore Zaharchuk, Barbara Barber, Lonnel Arrow, Betty Jane Smlth, Gladys Ellerson STANDING: Evangellne Browne, Marle wasko, Marla Hand, June Bonney, Marjorie Holden, Jesale Halst, Beatrice Twlnlng, Shlrley Sulllvan, Loulae Dunham NOT IN PICTURE: Pat Ellison, Raeola Ketchum. Edna Smlth, Dorls wllllams eorge Vhlte, Frank Fulmer, John Spenm Page 81 FRESHMEN Flrst Row: Alfred Wade, Seymour Hoag, Martln Gross Second Row: Blll Randall, Ken Arrow, Albert Tlcknor, Dick Brooks, Gb nn Hayes, Lawrence Bailey, Dalton Bryant, Rlchard Landers, Bob Hlbbard Not ln Plcture: doe Hlza, John Ross, Larry Harper, Edward Rech bf , ' . 11: fe fe -:.az7gg,.g-..,3L,l-QQ., Flrst Row: Ramona Vandeburg, Lucy Smith, Grace Meaker Mlldred Rogers Doris Edwards, Dorothy 7 Gerken, Jean Zelter, Margaret Wasko, Lucllle John- SOI1 Second Row: Joyce Barnes, Rufh Gorham, Ernestine Jenks, Caryl Beardsley, Helen Zopp Mot in Picture: Betty Birmingham, Mary Myers, Helen Llvlngaton, Beatrice walling, Betty Ramey, Barbara Adams, Nancy Glrvln, Gertrude Brigham, Patrlcla Wheeler, Evelyn Gage JN THE FOOTBALL FIELD Page 82 ,sf '- - s,L:.A Nu N X -A .W 5 b 1 1 l' nf' ' V ,. ry'-,.. .a- ' X 'ww f gg 18.12.40 fvx 'In' PW ,N .f V. 1 , w Hu? 1 7 ' Hg, QQ , 4, ,,. . v , , . .i X -4: ' X X ' R V K nl 4 1 K .1 fs- . K' in y , S -1 moi: M Magix . A . SNS X 9 4, J.. X ,f .,, 4 D S 9 Q. Q' em M ef QDSQ Chool DEFENSE SCHOOL 'Bench Nr Drucell .Sheer .w ' ' X U' si A 8 , fr ,wg ik? ,. ri- .f A , I ' if' p .,,,5M H walifn as yy + I me :W W . . .v ., .,,., if y R xfl 1' FQQJI fl IU, Hwa hon vw if J IZQA K QVWWWW Ei! f ,, e ours., of ou, 77 f f4C '2-Q we, came o-unc, jocwrff on K owne fc0n,1f.7 L OL A A X 9 X. X' ' f mmllllf 'Vw CONPLIMENTS OF CHENAWGO VALLEY TELEPHONE THE CHOIC OF BLTTER MECHANICS MAKERS OF FINE TOOLS ep Oh Too Q Syracuse Branch J I HARDYARF PAIITS GLASS Electrzcal Applzances Bottled Gas Seruzcg o n 1 15 W YO EXTRA we ARE All our ron YICMRY wa I HE S A REAL ASSET TO YOUR COMMUMITY Your newspaper boy renders a servuce which too often ns not appreciated Hundreds of thous ands of such young men are the medlum through which the daily newspaper reaches the homes of ea er readers H s a Juvenlle busunsss man h us ness al his o his paper route s unconcnously molding has own character or h s future usefulness as a citizen. You be pretty well assured that your newspaper will some day be a man of sterling charac and acute business judgment. Encourage ln every way you can. CBN boy ter him THE BINGHAMTON PRESS Southern New York State's Greatest Newspaper Page 90 ,- E W Q is x wp 'Q , L T , 4 Q J ew fx br L L . R. . IALL 1 S CO. P h E Y 3 W H IT N E Y P 0 I N T , N E R K 9 I q :-C O . ' - g . 8 i ' ' ' wit a b I l ' wn -- . He i ' ' f I . ' Compl :me nts of CROWLEY'S MILK CO 1 ,Q AP: 'W M B EV 3 1 3 7 om, lzments MARKS STORE s COMPLIMENTS HA OLD B BREN AN Page 91 ROCK WOOL NSULATION 405 ght BINGHAMTON SLAC ROOFING CO 9 E P 7 2 2 l B IN G H AM T 'ff ,E?b , I .givffx 1 . ,Q . ,Z ,IAQ - A we L- 7C',,' ,. 9- gl y X3 .3 igk A - ,gAx ' fx :sx agp. 0 12' Of S. J. ANS Plumbing 5 HCZCIHS Li Ie, N. Y. 4 2 R e ve lt A . v E d ' t t N Y. I 1 .Ph 5 Let us show you how to save up t , y h t' g t by i - 1 t' g y h . W h th 1 t t bl ' g q 'p t 1 g t k f k 1 p ' d workmen and ' pr' es. F OF eltilliea submitted. R ' N 2 O W A T E R S T R E T T e I e h o n e 2 - O N N Y I hlng the members of the dusting Class, faculty d students the best of and success In the c - g yeah WIN always se th Id e through our gl . YOUR FRIEND Congratulates Richard H. K f rripue cw' opt' 1 c . the 14 C 1 st OUI' 1 Blnghamt N. L MAROON AND GOLD HARD H KN LING'S S LES A SERV as res a H III Smerwvcee CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER OTS 8 AN RUBBER GOODS TNEY POINT NEW YORK Accessories Wrecking Service Phone 72F1 Conplznents f CORTLAND AUTO SUPPLY CORTLAND NEW YOR B 2 1 59 J Page 92 B your glass ily fitted. RIC . AUF ug . I ' WAL A ICE BO ,SHOE D G , Oil, Ti nd WHI , ' o . . , , K VmM.'Ew, N r I g. . 2 I O Q- 5f.DwI Wfxlisi Eggp- 5 ' COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS 0F Victory Cham COMPLIMENTS OF Franklln Sales and Servlce SOCONY VACUUM OIL CO Cosplwsents DR KMRS L Ll Page 93 'i' , 3 E fl 5 , W fig .. f 'h - f' ,, W Viff f L m -x . fL P i L N L. N i 3 Qiwfg 'X W4 , F' ,. q gf , ..,, , . . ,ti x 1 ' of . C 'H T N E Y P 0 I N T , N E Y R K of . . W. . PMAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I943 And Best Wishes For Success And Happiness Through The Years To Come MC LEAN'S BINGHAMTON N Y FOR COMPLETE SERVICE for 1,t's LARKIN MUSICAL O 94 Chenango St nghamton OM ONE H00 ora PARKER VIVO Page 94 FR SC L KID T0 AN ER WHITNEY POINT, NE . . J. H. All Musicians 4 E? INST. C . INC. T :V B i , N. Y. RAYM COMPLIMENTS OF ovojoy Q IFKG TNEY P0 T NEW Y 1 MARY'S BEAUTY SALON O GENERAL INSURANCE ORK Compliments of ' FUNE P TNEY DO T I! ,.,,, s in aGr Z1 Kiley Company H Lney Point New York LEO HOWLAND neral I s r n S Comp11ments of Fr ConpL1nents a Roge Lzsle I Y To HARDWARE N ELECTRICAL SUPPLIFS xtney P01 t York Compliments Page95 Compliments of . , L ' '. W5 'ot DR. H. J. . OND wus . IN , ORK TELEPHONE Oo Qc EA 0 I I WHITNEY POINT NEW Y RK Ph 75 WHITNEY POINT NEW Y . QM-V . '- I NlL:soLs RAL .OME 1. 'LAI . A ' - K i- 4-4 A I 4 V p ' wus , IN , N. Y. Tw 'E 1 MA' AA Y P..-. I I Comp 'ments of . Ge n u a Ce Li Ie, N. Y. n1 , I I ' I R l WV: A I d Wh' 'n , New len of of Dr. Vest M. rs G. L. F. SERVICE, Inc. YOUR PATRONAGE HAS BEEN APPRECIATED :Pct Nat 1 canal Ban WHITNEY POINT NEW YORK Compliments Of BLANCHE A BIRCHMEYER 6 C0 Hi XXL Couplzments f DEITISI DRISC Complxments of page Building A Frxend Whitn y Pol t N Y rk Page 96 Paper Goods all kinds at wholesale only THE MILLER PAPER C PANY nc Wlw Conplznents of MCGRA 81 HUITIOI1 W ltney Point New York TIAN BROS Hanufacturzng Jewelers CLOVERDALE FARMS CO INC Engravers Dairy Products its 81bL8lS aD f C, 0 cw Ice Cream nag ho COMPLIMENTS OF I Gregor veteI'Inar Ian Pfone Ezngfanton 2 5361 5 of ' on ,I . '23-129 E. mo st. '- 0- TH 30 Real Estate Mo h' ' , BAS .co. I U ' and d ' for catalog of for High S sOl bs I lm. R. Tlefel Dlstrlct Ma er DP. E. . y P no Page 97 n ' bone 2 4 Complete Spr1ng Servxce Automobxle and Truck Sprxngs B1!l.ghalDEOI1 Auto SDI'1IlS Co BIDSHBIIICOII New York You Break EM We Make EM 16 JBPVIS SC. Binghamton Ie' fofk Page 98 P NCE'S MACHINE S P General Machlne Work nders Rebored and Pistons Fit ed W dung and Tool Making Plone Ivfztnev Poznt 73731 M6275 AENADK wlC.lST ' orlllnlsblw rap n 81 Me SAVE SCRAP FOR DEFENSE RANSOM FRANKLIN one 1 V4 O Paper Rags T y BARNARD S CURLY TOP BREAD THE BARIARD BAKE SHOP IIC' lanuol, 1 Page 99 Rl H0 19' I , l fy XR . L A l 'T 3 'ln Isl! Cyli ' ' t I 1 EEN ll . w'. el ' ' I L 'sl A ' Q Q Sc Iro tal .ur Q 1 T .M 9 . me ws P h 2 6 NM ,l., ., . WHITNEY POINT, NE Y RK BI . Y. THE WI LCOX PRESS P 1 :th ,N Y-k ,oo IITERIAIIOIAL MOTOR TRUCKS 5 BUSES low engaged tn the seruzce of our country nanufactur1ng tha follomtng forpedoes Hzlmtary Tractors fanks Power Untts Dump frucks Prtne Houars Half fracks Blood Bank Refrtgeratzon Anbulancss Hobzle Canteens Gun Carrzages Gun Mounts Invaston Ice Chests Heavy Duty frucks Cargo Trucks Nzlttary Isre Iruoks Htgh Speed Gun Carrzages Wheel fractors Automatzc Gannon IITERIAIIOIAL HARVESTER COHPAIY 457 COURT STREET, BIIGHIKIOI, ISF YORK Gaft Shoppe W X N ss NAME ON STAT IONERY LENDING LIBRARY Glfts for all occaslons Wu lcox Res I dence Page 10 1 . - . -- -- . . . 2 S Xige Xe QSM 5' ff A R i S RAF. . JX W? ' fgiii' ,Q '-'- - X -A A.-.-wr gifs ., so Seo. eg x - R S , nk., gs X O I Recreat I on Al eye MAIN STREET GARAGE WHITNEY POINT NEW YORK General Car Overfaulzng PHOIE 103 and Yeldzrg WILLS vu DUHLMEIER PROP J w FILL make a FI FILL contest a YI PHONE 78 we FILL do as you HILL about Lt. Complnme ts of JENKS sf GLEZEN Htomeys w. c. RlcHARDs L sous Page 10 2 If 'O LL of LL P ' f H. A. SMITH MACHINERY COMPANY ACUSE ,L P g 103 M h' T I SYR N Y , h N-xydsx N5 Q , x , L , A .. , ,jar J K Y ,A . YPQS Packs a Punch In Your Lunch C X as O K NCQ ENV STALKER 0 LU K-K-Q4 MB e o BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUSSES Enter1ng Our 31 Ye SINCE 1912 BPOCKWAY has soecializec 1n the building of Motor Trucks and Busses designed to meet the specific requirements of the job Brockway School Busses have pioneered many of the Safety features that are Today required by leedlng States in School Transportation BROCKWAY MOTOR COMPANY INC CORTLAND NEW YORK Factory and General Office BRANCHF9 AND DEALERS IN PRINCIPAL CITIES Page 1 O4 . L.. f f . i m , 1 :r C ,, A 1+ r- : U Q Q - Q 0 -4 z f 0 -, 'u I P11 B' Q 6' O D I ' - uw xv ' ' 1 J 4 K-4 ' 1+ z m . 0 . 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Y. ,,, ix' li : I, t no . .- L U- AP A. .j I L E ' C .. I .. : .. V Af- , A. . I- b 4 -rw l,.x - - !lh't y P ' t k il FIRST NATIONAL BANK E RITTENB us 9 WAKEMAN 8 BRAINARD 5 e Automotive Electrical Service COHPLIHFIIS Of CAPTAIN and MRS. RAPAPORT Martha Jud1th Edvard lark STARTERS GENERATORS MAGNETOS el um s eedo eters rbur Q98 on otors Batteries 362 State Street Binghamton, N. Y. Page 1 O 6 N5 S FOSTER D 151 NCSER PHOTOGKHPHEK W G RYAN INSURANCE AGENCY Y ll. P 1CJ7 sw GMM P, T s ON' STUD T 'o 9 .. 6 0 ' AT - l26' FRONTSERLET' Uffklbf 'fa' ffrc ' Vfaroofz- afzgf- 6a!0f D r I f Ever thing Whitney IIC, Ne K N I