Alexander High School - Record Yearbook (Alexander, NY)

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K 'Mews' 53EgfLf:H:.5L,'.FQ:z::zL f all d Top Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Front Row: Andrews, J. Meyers, R. Koziarski, H. Hensel Burch, E. Wolfley, L. Huber, H. Kautz, Gilhooly, J. Kielbasa, N. Keicher, B. Graff Trybnekiewicz, L. Laben,E. Humel, V. Grant, Rozborski, J. Hoover, G. Acquard, M. Warren Tenney, B. Foster Hensel, P. Berryman, F.Penkszyk, Mr. Weidert, Idzik, J. Sanders, E. Glor, L. Putnam De pski, M. Parise class or 1949 At our first meeting in September the officers were chosen b lows: President-Frank Penkszyk Vice President-Francis Idzik Secretary-Jean Sanders Treasurer-Patricia Berryman Mr. John Weidert was chosen as advisor. The Sophmore boys have been active in basketball and other sports and closed a very successful season. y the class as fol As is the custom, the class set up and trimmed the tree inside the main en- trance at Christmas time. Because of a full schedule of the school, the class dance could not be held at Christmas timeg however it was held on May 2, the music being furnished by the Wyoming Woodohoppers. In the latter part of May, theSophomoresgeve the Seniors the traditional treat. We now look for- ward to our year as Juniors. 24 ermfwwf-H-r-?- X '

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Q1 Back Row: SGCOIJI1 ROW! Third Row: Front Row: Absent: The follows: The from the The was very close co- J. Green, K. Klossner, E. Wohlschlegel L. Warren, D. Norton, R. Col- antonio, D. Worthington R. Brown, R. Carson, E. Worthington, R. Hume, R. Hulshoff, R. Howard, C. Williams, R. Meier, F. Buckenmeyer, G. Marquardt L. Goodman, S. Mellenthein, C. Johncox, M, Westermeier, S. Spaulding, J. Moore, In Wohlschlagel, B. Cochran, D. Howard, M. Reilly, T. Wik- torski, E. Minton, F. Zalenski J. Price, L. Lyons, L. Waite, R. Westermeier, D. Woodruff, Miss Les- ter, M. Richert, R. Myers, E. Schmieder, D. Wolfley, D. Hinckley, Junior Class began the school year with the election of officers as M. Schenck President---Donald Woodruff Vice President---Rosemary Westermeier Secretary--Regina Myers Treasurer---Marion Richert class selected Mrs. Miner as class advisor but due to her resignation faculty, Miss Lester was chosen. first activity of the year was a Thanksgiving dance November 27 which successful. On March 28, three one-act plays were presented, and the operation of every member of the class and the coaching by faculty members insured its success. The Junior Prom was held May 16 with many attend- ing and all having an enjoyable time. Due to the tradition we were entertained by the Freshmen class, and enjoyed it very much. Many of our class members have taken part in activities during the year. Three of our girls are active cheerleaders, and many of outstanding basketball players 'hailn from the Junior class. Also some of our members have participated in the speaking contest. The class members are proudly wearing their class rings and are looking forward to their Senior year. 23 k T 'W' M. mmnnln ' mmmmmmmmmnn 'Il mmmmuwmwnna ,. ., ,Ml in ' Y ,X ' ' 1' H '.m.a:1..'+..1,..Q ' ' T '

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ilk' is-f' 1, Top Row: L Second Row: D. Balduf, R. Vanderwarker, P. R. Bower, G. Buckenmeyer, R. Ri Third Row: G. S . Gammack, W. Gardner, J. Wirth, W. Alwardt, K. Dart, N, Hopkins Bartz, L. Backman, P. Worthington, ch Ferry, B. Warner, C. Duckworth, M. Gilhooly, V. Willard, J. Waite, . Gardiner, A. Harding, M. Mazur, M. Golanski, A. Warner A. Diemoz, Mr. Feltham, G. Roberts, Fourth Row: E. Kruppa, G. Wight, N. Welker, L. Embt, M. Coisman, W. Worthington Front Row: C. Sched, D. Punches, A. Burch, Ll . Sojda, C. Khminski The Freshman Class started the year with the Absent: President-Lyle Vice President- Secretary-Neil R. Buckenmeyer 1950 following officers: Embt Anthony Diemoz Welker Treasurer-Glenna Roberts Coach Feltham was elected class advisor. Several of our boys were active in sports during the year and two of our girls, Audrey Harding and Jane Sojda, were on the cheering squad. In March we made a donation to the Red Cross but our first real activity in high school was our Spring Dance which was held on April 18th. We also upheld the long-established tradition of entertaining the Juniors. The occasion was a siating party at Silver Lake. X 25 W ..,,. , . sighs rA5QQ!!!!I!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!llli I. A f r, 1 , vii. 11' W.. A: ilu- bA..umu:n..1l1h.xa..,,s,,:, ' A ka ' .V-...um gg, 11, V. ,, , ,.,...,.. .: