Windham Ashland Jewett Central School - Wajerian Yearbook

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loss of 1946 Class Colors: Maroon and Silver Class Flower: Carnation Class Motto WCl1mb Though the Road be Rugged' In September, l9L2, we innocently started on the hazardous journey through high school. We spent raising money for the class through the magazine paper drive a success. first lap of our eventful and sometimes most of our time during our first years campaign and helping to make the scrap When we reached therend of the second lap of our freshments after two'basketba1l games and that we ed our 'army mulen by winning first place in the magazine campaign. journey we found that we had served re- had sponsored a movie in May. We earn- This year, as we are nearing the end of the third lap of our Journey, we look back upon a year in which we really have been busy. 'The Blotteru was issued each month. We sold refreshments at two basketball games and sponsored a movie. Our Valentine Dance was one of the outstanding dances of the year. We kept our reputation in the magazine campaign and again emerged on top. This time we won a Nnavy goatn. Of course, the biggest event of the year was the Junior Prom. We arenowlooking forward to the fourth and last lap of our journey through W. A. J. President..... Class Officers one onnuoooroe . Vice-President... Secretary..... Treasurer..... Student Counci Class Adviser. oooounoaooncoooo i'1i8f,11S58En2AEi98I I . . .' 28 ...Patrick Madigan ...Richard Hoffman ...Margaret Austin ....Sh1rley Barnes .James Schermerhorn ..Miss Rita Haskin 00

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was lb I I 'r K Mbmbers: Ruth Alle, Madeline Andrus, Margaret Austin,Richard Bailey, 3oyoe Barnes, Artemus Barnum, Robert Buist, Robert Cross, Eva Decker, Burdette Dewell, Georgette French, Joan Hauser, Freda Johnson, Hope Kempton, Frances Layman, Patrick Madigan, Marion Mc Coubrey, Bette Moore, William Newland, James Schermerhorn, Edgar Shoemaker, hhrjorie Terns, Marilyn Terns, Marianne Thompson, Margaret Van Loan, Clyde Van Valln, Philip Van Valin, Gilbert Vining. Mr. Frank Biletzky, Director F 1 E Q I 5 E Members: Helen Aeschbach, Ruth Alle, Madeline Andrus, Margaret Austin, Shirley Barnes, Naomi Barnum, Barbara Bernhard, Mary Ella Brockett, Jeanne Buist, Shirley Conklin, Eva Decker, Beatrice De Long, Gloria Fancher, Barbara Gooss, Frances Gooss,Joan Hauser, Florence Holdridge, Lula Holdridge, Doris Johnson, Freda Johnson, Hope Kempton,Kathleen Layman, Marion Mc Goubrey, Martha Miller, Bette Moore, Marie Quinn, Wanita Roe, Marjorie Terns, Theresa Tiesmeyer, Marjorie Tompkins, Mar- garet Van Loan. Mr. Frank Biletzky, Director. 27

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lass of 1947 Class Colors: Green and White Class Flower: White Carnation Class Motto 'Hodie Non Cras' Sophomore Class activities for the year began with the Hallowe'en dance held October 31. This proved to be a social and financial success. We took part in the magazine campaign and the scrap paper drive, and bought war stamps each Friday. Twice during the year we had charge of the dancing and 'furnished refreshments for the basketball enthusiasts. Class Activities Night the Sophomores dressed in the class colors, green and white. The boys lost to the Freshmen boys in the final basketball game, and the girls emerged in last place in their basketball games. In April, we presented an afternoon movie entitled 'Hollywood Cowboyn. We ordered our class rings in January and eagerly anticipate their arrival next fall. This year we have discovered that each member of the class has found his place and that we function more cooperatively. If we profit by the mistakes of former years, we should emerge as a Junior Class capable of assuming its proper role in high school life. Class Officers President........ .............. ...Ronald Kempton Vice-President.... ....Curtis Peck Secretary...................... .......Joan Hauser Treasurer................................Mary Brockett Student Council Representative..........Milton Brandow Class Adviser.......................Mrs. Harold Hauser 29