Willsboro Central High School - Gilliland Yearbook (Willsboro, NY)

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GIRLS' HI-Y The following members of the Girls' Hi-Y were elected as officers for next year: a ,, President Mary Kehoe Vice-president Mary Martin Secretary. Evelyn Brunet Treasurer Thedra Oliver The Girls' Hi-Y worked cn a project this year concerning Etiquette The topics taken were: proper dress at different times for b°ya and for girls; introductions and manners at a dance; Every Hi-Y girls took part in the program and the suggested hints were put to good use at the school. The Girls' Hi-Y entertained the estport club at a picnic supper at camp Pok-o-Moonshine. Margaret Flaherty served as president during the past year. Miss essoll served as faculty advisor. Beys' KI Y The following officers took charge the past year: President Roo Loftus Secretary v esley Cross Sergeant- at-Arms , of the Boys' Hi-Y Club during Vico-president Leroy Shepard Treasurer • Harold Hoskins Kendall Wilkins - LIBRARY CLUB The Libcary Club was organized in September by Miss Bierne. The following officers were elected to serve during the year: President Mary Stanley Vice-president Rachel Shappy Treasurer Betty Howell CHORUS The chorus directed by Mrs, Horton has presented some fins musical entertainment for the school. At the Christmas party, the chorus presented several Christmas numbers. They have helped with several assemblies. TENNIS Tennis flourished during the winter and early spring. Plans are now started, we hope, which will see tennis courts made availablo for Jhhe students of tho school. PUBLIC SPEAKING. The M,and V. League trophy for boys' Public Speaking was awarded, to Y illsboro High school when Roe Loftus placed first and W. Daniels placed fourth in tho contest held at Ausable Forks School..

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v . . • SperiPio is his honorable wife. lflargaret Clyne became very famous by having quintulplets and Roe Loftus was the attending physician. Howard Horton runs a department store whehe Jenamae Lesperance models for ladies clothing. As I was leaving town, I noticed a group of soldiers hitchhiking through. They were Join Ryan, Gearge Nichols, Edward Lester, George Xahaly, and Clifton Blanchard. Imagine whom I met in Ess ex I It was Ur. Van Leuvan, principal of the iissex High School, and his wife, the former disc Donahy. . i - ' S HOSTS' MOST POPULAR BOY ROE LOFTUS MOST POPULAR GIRL MARY STANLEY BEST ATHLETE LE ROY SHEPARD BEST BOY DANCER ROE LOFTUS V BEST GIRL DANCER GRACE THOMPSON

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BASKETBALL Summary of Basketball Games °X 4 ga?®3 With E’town tfillsbor won 2: out of 4 came ;Ylll3?oro 1; out of 4 g e! it£ Lak? boro vnnWn l3bvr° ?n 1; out of 2 Sarces with Port Henry, Wills -boro won 0; out of 1 game with P.B.I., Willsboro won 1- and out of 1 game with i orthwoods, Willsboro won none, ALL STAR GAME JUNIOR .'LAYERS R. Adama C, Blanchard Collina Cross V.'iRSITY SENIOR PLAYERS Daby Loftus Marshall Shepard •« «iSsS2»s • . INTER-CLASS GRIMES ’ Freshmen defeated Sophomores, 21 to 15 Cooley, high scoper for Freshmen, high scorer for Sophomores Seniors defeated Juniors, 44 to 29. Shepard, high .scorer for Seniors. -arshall, high scorer for Juniors. Seniors again defeated Juniors, 46 to 2Y. HEosxins, high scorer for Seniors. J. Adams, high scorer for Juniors. Teams Senior Team Freshman Team Sophomore Team Junior Team Won 2 1 0 0 Lost Percent 0 1.000 0 1.000 X .000 2 .000 BASEBALL Essex at Willsboro Ausable at Willsboro Willsboro at Essex Willsboro at Aucablo Hillsboro at Northwood Lako Placid at Willcbo. . LEADERS: Batting: Costin, Ello”r-rth 5. Hits : Costin, 10 ; D May 1. May 8. Hay 22 May 29. May 30 Juno 5, .476; Essex 5 Panthers 6 Ausable 11 Panthers 3 Essox 11 Panthers 10 Ausablc 7 Panthers 6 Northwccd 16 Panthers 7 Lake Placid 17; Hanthere 7 •409, Runs : Daby, 8; 7 9.