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

 - Class of 1950

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Ralph G. Lilly FACULTY Supervising principal Florence E. Banta Mathematics Business Donald Guerin Industrial Arts Helen E. Macey Home Economics Robert W. Russom Social Studies Marion L. Billings English Catherine Sullivan Commercial Donald J. Sayles Science Mathematics John E. Ward Music Gerald Devan Latin French Esther Booth 7th,3th,9th Grade English Hammond L. Livingston Social Studies Joseph Van Korb Physical Education Julia Whitcomb 6th Grade Geraldine Sayward 5th Grade Ella Murphy 4th Grade Mildred Grupe 3rd Grade Kathleen Beirne 2nd Grade Marjorie Stafford 1st Grade Colleen Kanaly 1st Grade EN IOCS President Peggy D. Shambo Public Speaker Darns socks well So tall Treasurer Joyce M. Mero Joyful disposition More horses please I Magnetic personality Secretary Irene H. Van Ornum Idolizes Alaska Homey person Various interests Winola B. Weighty Blushing) Blonde ) Barnaby from Bouquet Joyce E. Blanchard Joking always Enjoys singing Blondes preferred Patricia J. Calkins Pretty quiet Just O.K. Cute kid Helen F. Curren Hatch's helper Frets over English Capricious? Frieda M. Jaquish Friendly person Mock Brothers Inc. Jaunty William A. Hutchins Would prefer to stay home Always smiling Husband material Kenneth G. Kanaly Keep him quiet Gosh, I’m hungry Kind of shy Janice L. Knapp Justifies English IV t Likes Texas % V Kids all the time Wayne A. Marcott What a guy! A in math Model Man Janet M. McCann Just can't wait Meeting Freddy Mail Crazy Carl H« Patnode Casual Hustles never Peps things up? Janet M. Tucker Just a tiny tot Maker of jokes Takes to Charlie SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN THLETICS 1 SOCCER TEAM I GLEE CLUB HI-Y IANEER STAFF I BAND CLASS INITIALS Winola B . Barnaby Winola believes (in) blushing Joyce E. Blanchard Jesting, explosive, blonde Patricia J. Calkins Petite, jolly, child Helen F. Curren Hopes (a) fine career William A. Hutchins Willing and helpful Frieda M . Jaquish Friendly, meek, juvenile Kenneth G. Kanaly Keen, genial, Kenny Janice L . Knapp (a) jolly, likable, kid Wayne A. Marcott What a Mathematician Janet M. McCann Jabbering, mischievous, maiden Joyce M. Mero Joyce ( our ) money maker Carl H. Patnode Carefree, happy, pal P«3Sy • Shambo Puts dates secondary Janet M. Tucker Just (a) mighty talker Irene H. Van Ornum Irene hates variety Rae 0. Young Rather Obstinate youngster Donald J . Sayles Don justifies studying Favorite Feeling Toward Is Credited Name Pastime Opposite Sex with May Become Joyce Blanchard Blushing Indifferent? Mr. Russom's ally 6th grade teacher Frieda Jaquish Sleeping Fickle Letter a day Angel? Pat Calkins Swimming West Road Good figure? Mr. Van Korb's assistant Helen Curren Supposedly working All smiles getting Miss Billing's Goat? A model Billy Hutchins Minding his own business there was one shyness Agricultural secretary Kenny Kanaly Eating that's telling Weak ankles Science Teacher? Peggy Shambo Keeping busy Someday length First Woman Pres. 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Mr. Rus s om- We have a years subscription to the Albany Times Union for you, Mr. Russom. Enough said? Mr. Sayles- This contract for a 40 hour week is yours, Mr. Sayles. It will guarantee a little more leisure time. Janice Knapp- We purchased by special arrangement, this 1950 calendar for you, Janice. Now you can set the date. Winola Barnaby- We located a portable bed for you, Winola. Now you can catch up on your sleep--anytime, anyplace, anyhow. Wayne Marcott- Here s a one way ticket to Hollywood, Wayne, perhaps you can outshine Audie Murphy. Billy Hutchins- This blue-eyed blonde doll is for you, Billy. Give her any name you like. She 's all yours! Peggy Shambo- We had a pair of stilts made especially for you, Peggy, no one in our class needs them more! Rae Young- We thought this Jack-in-the-box resembled you, Rae. Don't you ever get tired? Kenny Kanaly- We know you admire your legs, Kenny so we bought you these kilts. Now you can show them to advantage. Joyce Blanchard- We were able to get an audition for you, Joyce, with Bill Lawrence on the Arthur Godfrey Talent Show program. The whole world will tune in. Mr. Van Korb- This shell rejector may come in handy for you, Mr. Van Korb. Now you can throw away the screw driver. Carl Patnode- These Vitalized Yeast tablets we hope may succeed in giving you enough pep to keep you going. Freida Jaquish- This song sheet entitled, Listen to the Mocking Bird , we picked up for you, Freida. No one would appreciate It more. Mrs. Banta- A pair of overhalls for your work on the farmI Helen Curren- We bought a tool box for you Helen. Now you may start a business of your own. Irene Van Ornum- A fur lined parka for you, Irene. You'll need it for the far North. Mr. Lilly- A bottle of nerve tonic for you, Mr. Lilly. We know you must need it after a year of teaching Algebra to those dumb Freshmen. 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