Chittenango High School 1942 Yearbook (Chittenango, NY) - Full Access

PA Til[ PALLADit:' EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW Steve Orban, Barbara Tyler, Glen Byrne, Charlemayne Nolan, Larry Mills, Ir ne DeGroat, Donald Spawn, Suzanne Sleight, Melvin Hutt, Betty Orban, Robert Kingsley, ECOND ROW Mrs. Evans, Grace Lasher, Melvin Devendorf, Shirley Mason, Jame Austin, Joyce Elmer, Eugene Jack on, Joan Minor, Lawrence Coates, Shirley ooper, Charles quires, Beverly Merritt, Curtis Lillie, THIRD ROW Nelson Warren, Lee Peck, Jean Bortle, Charles Hayes, Betty Kellum, William Taylor, Rob rt Cain, Richard Camp, Donald Sharpe, Jean Hilts, Belle Graham, Dolore Billington, Beverly Beechner. OFFICERS Pre idcnt - Lawrence oatcs icc-Pre idcnt- Gracc Lasher 'c..:crctary -' hirlcy oopcr Trca urcr- Joan Minor After the momlntou - oc a •on of old on a ilver background, and our hard rudy for midyear exam . HIT RY electing our clas pin which arc a\y Blue and bri tma parry was over with we ettlcd down to When pelling Regent were over~ ith we followed the example of the cia s of '15 by organizing a Home Room Project. Donald pawn was elected Pre ident; Grace La her, ice-Pre ident; hirley per, e retary; and Joyce Elmer, As i tant ccrcnuy. ur topic for di us ion were our Heroe , George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, ociability, Friend hip, Bill of Right , and ele ting Your Career. ur chairman gave u a choice of ubject and we poke on the one we cho c. Each week a different topic wa given u and we had cwo different chairman, one a girl and one a boy. The girls of the Eighth rade were initiated into the magic realm of baking under the guidance of the Homemaking Teacher during the fir t half of the year. During the f,\St half of the ye:u we girl rudied the ba ic fundamental of ewing and embroidering. ur alcntine party wa lot of fun and many beautiful alentine were received by the member of the cia . We arc looking forward now to more Regent and a grand commencement then a gloriou ummer vacation.