Greene Central School - Greenelite Yearbook (Greene, NY)

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 FRONT ROW: Jane Champion, Judy Stevens, Doris Stringham, Barbara Paddleford, June Excel!, Carol Steere, Esther Brachin, Estella Crumb, Adella Crumb, Janice Eldred, Clara Norton, Arlene Sampson. SECOND ROW: Gloria Gilliand, Marjorie Hunter, Phyllis Alderman, Marlene Dietrich, Ethel Sherwood, Carol Marshman, Ruth Burns, Arlene Krupp, Patricia Lobdell, Patricia Huntley, Mertie Norton, THIRD ROW: Jack Najarian, Richard Peterson, Carl Rounds, Sam Bunt, Robert Ceplo, Robert Scott, Thomas Shafer, Donald Gross, Vernon Smith. FOURTH ROW: Merle Farnham, Jack LaRue, Wm. Hallenbeck, David Morton, Ralph Allen, Frank Weir, Francis Taft, Edward Burns, Louis Hofmann, Bert Carr, Kenneth Chamberlain. President Vice President T reasurer Secretary CLASS OFFICERS Robert Ceplo Willard Olmstead Frank Weir Ralph Allen The largest Junior Class that G.C.S. has had took over the Senior Study Hall for their homeroom, and pushed the outnumbered Senior Class into the narrow confines of Mr. Finnegan's Social Studies room. We started the year fifty strong but lost two members who left school and three others moved into the Senior Class. We are proud of our record in school activities. Bob Ceplo, our class President, represented us in three sports, foot- ball, wrestling, and track. Jack Najarian won letters in football, basketball, and baseball. Dick Peterson, Ken Cham- berlain. Merle Farnham, Tom Beadle, Bert Carr, Bob Scott, and Tom Shafer were our other contributions to Varsity teams. Our class members held many positions in the Band, Chorus, Student Council, and other school organizations. The girls were leaders in field hockey where our team won the league trophy for the third consecutive year. During the fall term we ably handled concessions at the football games, discussed the possibility of a Senior trip next year, and ordered our class rings. The winter months found us participating in the varied school activities. In May we sponsored the annual Prom. We hope that the year still ahead of us will be the biggest and best of all. 13

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 RUTH WHITE Rufus One of those quiet girls you ad- mire.” Newsclub 2,3, Co-editor 4; Cho- rus 3, Sec. 4; Basketball 3,4; Art Club2.3; Volleyball 4; F.H.A. 2; Archery 3,4. JOYCE WILLIAMSON She's a blond but we'll forgive her Student Council 3, Pres. 4; Jr. Dramatics 1; Volleyball 1,4; Archery 3,4; Basketball 4; Hock- ey 4; Library Club 4; Business Club 2; Current Topics 3. mr MARTIN WORMSLEY Men of few words are the best men” Baseball 1; Current Topics 3. DOLORES WROBEL Sis Quietly and calmly she comes and goes F.H.A. 1.2,3,4; Art Club 1,2,3. 12

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Sofi£ )4K vie6 FRONT ROW; Barbara Elliott, Flora Decker, Shirley Hine, Lois Colton, Mary Cohoon, Jeanette Chandler, Marilyn Conklin, Mildred Dietrich, Sally Connolly, Nancy Bowen. SECOND ROW; Richard Capra, Wanetta Decker, Dor- othy Ingranam, Shirley Eldred, Joyce Glendenning, Joan Church, Pat Hayes, Marlene Cluff, Edith Hibbard, Alayne Bryant. THIRD ROW; Kenneth Ceplo, Walter Burrows, Lauren Coddington, Charles Ekstrom Thomas Cochrane Joel Harvey, Robert Hoag. Richard Curley, Morris Eccleston, William Henninge, Donald Burrows. President Vice President Treasurer Secretary CLASS OFFICERS Francis Villante William Henninge Marlene Cluff Sally Connolly FRONT ROW: Kathleen Me Nulty, Sharon Ludlam, Carol Seymour. Betty Kummerfeldt, Audrey Jennings Shirley Ingraham, Helen Youngs, June Sykora, Alice Stilwell, Betty Lobdell. SECOND ROW; Edward Jennings, Frank Mc- Neal, Yvonne Lantz, Mary Kosta, Marie McLain, Mona Peterson, Richard Utter, Philip Williamson, Philip Lantz THIRD ROW; David McDonald, Richard Parks, David Van Slooten, Frank Smith, David Sherwood Robert Lobdell Robert Norton, Frederick Lanfear, Francis Villante, Stillman Leach, Raymond Smith. 14