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

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V 1 WHO’S WHO Most Outstanding Boy Bruce Bayless Most Outstanding Girl Evelyn Abare Most Popular Boy Harris Young Most Popular Girl Betty Young Most Talented Boy Bruce Bayless Most Talented Girl Sylvia Conner Most Humorous Boy Raymond Costin Most Humorous Girl Margaret Shamso Most Athletic Boy Kenneth Lee Most Athletic Girl 8etty Young Best Looking Boy Harris Young Best Looking Girl Betty Young Best Dancer (Boy) Roger Blanchard Best Dancer (Girl) Evelyn Strong Most Quiet Boy Wendell Boardman Most Quiet Girl Virginia Phillips Most Talkative Boy Harris Young Most Talkative Girl Irene Lacy WmMMm S mmmil', ’ mmwmwW t ' Wj

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 A Wmm W a W , ' A WM w A a 1938 AT LAST ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL, EVER, ACCORDING TO ALL THE TEACHERS. At our first meeting we chose Miss Mazar, a former Home Economics teacher, as our Advisor. The following officers were elected: President, JohiTCarroll ; Vice-President, Margaret Dennett; Secretary, Betty Young; Treasurer, Philip Lindsay. During our Freshman year we held only a few card parties and we raffled a basket of food. Our Sophomore year, since Miss Mazar left to be married, Miss Lynch, the new English teacher, became our Class Advisor,andthe following officers were elected: President, John Carroll; Vice-PresiTJIint, Raymond Costiin; Secretary, Betty Young, and Treasurer, Evelyn Abare. This year we raffled a money doll, held a few DANCES, AND RAFFLED A CHRISTMAS BASKET AND A RADIO, ALL OF WHICH HELPED TO INCREASE THE CLASS FUNDS. Our Junior year Miss Lynch was again our Advisor. The officers were: President, Robert Benedict; Vice President, Helene Stanley; Secretary, Betty Young; and Treasurer, Evelyn Abare. One of the highlights of the YEAR WAS OUR PRESENTATION OF- THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS, Initiation”, Wilocat Willie ,and A Farmer's Daughter which gave us a profit of sixty dollars.We then had two DANCES WHICH ALSO HELPED TO ENLARGE OUR BANK ACCOUNT. On May 9 134-1 had our Junior Prom. The gymnasium WAS DECORATED WITH APPLE BLOSSOMS AND FLOWERS TO REPRESENT A LARGE FLOWER GARDEN. GAY COLUMBE OF PLATTSBURG FURNISHED THE MUSIC. THE KING AND QUEEN OF THE YEAR, John Shambo and Betty Young,were crowneo. Their attendants were Evelyn Abare, Florence Richare, Joyce Brown, Evelyn Strong, Gordon Martin, Charles Martian, Harris Young and Robert Benedict. Our last year twenty eight of us returned with the hopes of graduating. Soon Donald Adams left us to enter A TRADE SCHOOL IN PLATTSBURG MISS PROVOST WAS CHOSEN to be our Class Advisor, as Miss Lynch went to Scoharie to teach. We elected Bruce Bayless, President; Evelyn Strong, Vice President; Betty Young, Secretary; and Evelyn Abare, Treasurer. To start the year off we held a dance for which the Bronco Busters played and which GAVE US A PROFIT OF FORTY-FIVE DOLtARS. We HAD A CARO PARTY AND RAFFLED A THANKSGIVING 8ASKET. In February we smarted working on our play, Oh, s prese Promise Me , which UNDER THE DIRECTION March 25th and d. Those taking GEES vm « «S|i I