Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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I G. 0. General Organization . . . Student administrative body of the school... handles all school funds, arranges assemblies, meets weekly to discuss and solve student problems, both class and individual. Salt and pepper on the student tables . . . Bag pipes and electric shocks . . . Travels in technicolor. . . F. Arkel. Baldwin, Bailx-r, B Bende, D Brown, Bullock, P. Carney, Coates, C. Coleman, Crabbs. C. Decker, J. Derby, DuVall, Fraser, Gillespie, Goldsmith, F. Grippe. M. Grippe. Harding, J. Hawkins, Heinzelman, S. Hopkins, C. Johnson, J Junes. D. Keller. J Keller. Kroll, Muttalucci. Nutt, J. Noviski, Pechar, Phillips, Kichner, J Sawyer, M. Smith, Stiller, Tyrrel, J. Waldman, J. Zalonski, R. Zalonski. President Bonauto Vice President ......................................Earle Secretary Tharaldsen I ream ref . Vogel Pint Row: Edna Vogel, Treasurer: Wesley Smith, President: Leota Makuen, Secretary Frank Warren Second Row: Faith Alloway, Joanne Werner, Arthur Soons, Gertrude Mabce, Mary Luft. Members not present. Bert-Mary Coon, Phil Suresky, Dorothy Smith -V V r s. ar ('U art ta i %

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Class Will We, the Class of 1951, being of (reasonably) sound mind, body, memory, and understanding do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. Lover boy Ronnie Bally leaves his ability to park to any Junior Boy who thinks he can do as well. To all those in need we leave Camille Barbuti's polite ways. Joan Bende leaves her ambition to Talers” Jensen. The great Thespian Bill Boley leaves his acting ability to Dudley Borowick. To Walt DuVall, A1 Bonauto The Wheel leaves his ability to keep his Big Wheel well oiled. Edna Vogel receives Hazel Brola's book entitled, How to Go Steady and Play the Field at the Same Time. The ever late Dorris Brown leaves her pull with the main office to Pete Eisma. Jack Callahan leaves his ability to get the car nights to John Germain. Margaret Cathro bequeaths her technique to Ruth Houston. We feel that Barbara Freedman can use Shirley Clauson’s ability on going steady. Bert-Mary Coon leaves her neatness to Betty McNamee. Ernest Creeden finally leaves. Connie Decker leaves her vocal chords to Muriel Waibel. Hope you don't eet a hoarse throat. Trim Margie Deegan leaves her appearance in a skating skirt to Marty Lewis. After relinquishing all claims he might have to Goshen Central, .Jack Fraser leaves with a free mind. To Eleanor Polhemus, Frank Grippe leaves his driver's license. Sally Harkema is taking everything with her, she wants to get ahead at Champlain. Lorraine Helhoski leaves her poise to Janet Lynch. To Dave Barbuti, we leave Ed Hernandez's loving techniques. Jimmy Jones leaves his perfect attendance medals to Don Keeney. James Barron gets Ronnie Kinsella's laugh. Marion Lippert leaves her long hair to Adele Pechar. To Renny Andrews, Stan Liseski leaves his ability to get speed out of a Plymouth. Betty Love's ability to entice certain male teachers is left to Catherine Quackenbush. Leota Makuen leaves her S.A. to Mary Luft. Mary Martin quietly leaves her shyness to Sue Barnes. Without much regret, Chuck the Mai leaves his bosom buddy Charles Cocks to his fate. Bob McGarry leaves his collection of black eyes to some up and coming boxer of G.C.S. To Dagmar Fries we leave the petitness of Lorraine Minkus. Jack Molnar's unfinished dance lessons go to Caspar Harchut. Tony Monastra leaves his recipe for Pizza Pie to Trudy Mabee. Joan Mandato leaves and assures Miss Pope she won't be back next year. To tiny Johanna Vetri, we leave the towering heights of Marjorie Mulhair. The Junior Class may need Marion Myruski's sweet smile. Frannie Phillips leaves hoping Chuck Hayes will not be far behind. To Joe Hawkins, Jack Robertson leaves his ability to get a girl and keep her. Wesley Smith leaves his position in Honor Society to any up and coming aspirants. Art Soons leaves his individuality to those in need of variety. Lois Tice leaves her roller skates to Frieda Turksma. To Ronnie Fear, Frank Warren leaves his well used corner by the commercial room. Jo Werner leaves a bouquet of Forget Me Nots to that certain under classman. To Jim Derby we leave John Mayo's book How to Become a Lover in Five Days. Dottie Smith leaves her ability to put her good posture to an advantage to Jean Sawyer. Phil Suresky, God's Gift to Women, leaves his secret formula to Bobby Farley.

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FTP Al ihu Camilla Girls Hi-Y After being inactive a year, the Girls Hi-Y reorganized in June, 1950, with the assistance of Obed May, Orange County Y.M.C.A. Secretary. The students who gathered in the cafeteria with Mr. May made plans for the year and ■•InIni IWris Ibnwii hrsidml, Iramt'sia Phillip Vice I'li 1I1I1 ill, I i )uiy I lii|d mi bn 111 ill y, I ill lit'l Ini' tjllili lii’lllmill l'ii ,inm i, iiinl Siiiiili I l.iilu iiiii I liiipliiln I'loin Su|ileiiil'ti until Jinn- 1911 (Ilf lll-V inti ttgll. larly every Tuesday night. During the year the girls worked on scrap books for a Polio Hospital, gave three Square Dances, a Boston Baked Bean Supper, and sold ice cream at the school. Front Row: Pechar, Tuthill, Grace Wager, C. Quacken-bush. Second Row: Phillips, D. Brown, Hopkins, Hark-ema. Last Row: Stiller, R. Zalonski, Betty Love, Lynch. Youth In Government