Hunter Tannersville Central High School - Crest Yearbook (Tannersville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

'If ,N WIIIUW 3 Q Q C C716 Km I Edited by the SENIOR CLASS HUNTER TANNERSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL Tannersville, New York ,A Iv GRADE BUILDING uL,,,- , SENIOR HIGH BUILDING AMQYXQM c!KX1rmn.54S1Qki.vY:', Gnbvmbigak SAWX... X-3.2, 5 ,ggi GSX-QAX.-, N.mmQ'SXe5:z.,e, Qakgixmwhqbkwinwm. .bwn.v.,u.v Q-4-o Bw -Kolb. ff cw V 42 Dedication We, the class of 1959, are proud to dedicate our yearbook to the man who has been a friend and loyal supporter of our class. Without his help and guidance it would not have been pos- sible for us to complete our high school years so successfully and pleasantly. u His untiring efforts in our behalf, helping us with our prob- lems, leading us around the rough spots along the road to grad- uation, and setting a good example of leadership for us all have won for him the respect and devotion of the faculty and students of his school. For these things and those which cannot easily be put into words, we say with deepest appreciation and affection, Thank you, Harry McGuire. We remember him for his cheerfulness, his understanding, his eagerness to be a part in all our activities, and, most of all, his keen intellect, shown by his never-ending curiosity concerning all things. This is the boy we remember. This is the memory of him that goes down the cor- ridor of time with each and every one of us. Eagerly and with new inspiration we shall strive to do tribute to his accomplishments in our life work. 4711 Memary The opening of the school year was sad- dened for all of us when the news of Leslie Distin was announced. It was most appro- priate that school was closed for the morn- ing, so that faculty, school personnel, and students could honor Mr. Distin by their presence at the funeral services. Leslie Distin was a quiet man, going about his daily work efficiently, getting things done. That was his secret: a quiet, unassuming ngetting things done approach to life. Perhaps we can all learn a lesson from him. We may not be particularly noticed in our everyday world, but we can be missed greatly when we are not around by the manner in which we live. Mr. Distin has gone, we miss him a great deal. Board af .Education MR. G. RICHARD HAM, President MR, BENJAMIN MERWIN MR. KENNETH JENKINS MR. CARLTON HOOSE MR. PAUL FROMER MR. JAMES FLAHIVE, Clerk MRS. GRACE CAMPBELL, Treasurer Adminislralian MR. RUSSELL R. COLTON MR. ELWOOD HITCHCOCK Supervising Principal District Superintendent MR. ARTHUR HAGUE MRS. IRENE WALSH Vice Principal School Secretary Haculfy HOWARD BOLTE RICHARD CARTER Mathematics, Science, Physical Education Citizenship Education Instrumental Music DOROTHY CHAMBERLAIN Commerce GEORGE CHRISTOW EARL COLE GLADINE COLTON ARVID DAHLSTROM .IAMES FLAHIVE CAROL GILBERT ARTHUR HAGUE DOROTHY HAM MARION HAM FRANK MAGUIRE HARRY MCGUIRE MARIE QUINN HARRY RUSSELL ISABEL SCHOONMAKER AUGUSTA SHULTIS BARBARA WORTH HAZEL YAGER Physical Education, Health Vocal Music Library English Citizenship Education, Driver Training Mathematics, Citizenship Education Citizenship Education Homernaking Latin, French, English English, Guidance Industrial Arts Physical Education, Health Science Mathematics, Guidance English, Citizenship Education Art School Nurse Zzculfy MADALIN ATWATER LUCILE BALL JUNE CASWELL DOROTHY CHASE FRANCES CURRAN MARGARET DUNHAM MARIE GARILL DOROTHY GOODRICH MURIEL HOFFMAN EVELYN INGOLDSBY DORIS O'BRIEN NINA RUSK ANNABETH SHOWERS MARY VAN LOAN OLIVE VAN VALKENBURGH LUCY WEST Grade Six Grade Three Kindergarten Grade Four Grade Five Grade Three Grade Six Grade Two Grades Three Kindergarten Grade One Grade Five Grade Four and Four Grades One and Two Grade Two Grade One Staff Mrs. Dora Vedder, Mrs. Emil Banks, Mrs. Ellen Strausser Mrs. Eva Merwin Mrs. Lena Truesdell Stay William Lasher, William Benjamin, Alfred Decker, James Cahill, Russell Bunt, John Sturtecky, Albert Chamberlain, Percy Wilson, Ralph Williams. Lunch period is one period everyone looks forward to. We wish to thank the kitchen staff, for doing such a tremendous job in preparing meals. Many thanks to the bus drivers and custodians, who are responsible for the safe transportation of our pupils, and for the cleanliness of our school. They have helped to make our high school years pleasant by their cheerful assistance with our many extracurricular activities. Best wishes to the Class of 1959 upon the satis- factory completion of your high school education. A high school diploma is mute evidence of dili- gent effort, persistence, and a desire to improve oneself. As you go forth into the world, may you use your education not only to achieve personal success and happiness, but also to help make the world a better place for all people. O Very truly yours, Elwood Hitchcock Dist. Supt. of Schools S Zlass flisfary As our school days at Hunter-Tannersville Central are drawing to a close, we feel that now is an excellent time to review our achieve- ments during the past four years. Our class was divided in our Freshman year. In Tannersville the Advisor was Mrs. Ham and in Hunter, Mr. Hague. The officers of the Tannersville group were: President - Sheila Hoff, Vice President - Margaret Robinson, Secretary - Emily Byrne, Treasurer - Linda Vann, Representative - Jere Kerr. The officers in Hunter were: President - Flossie Higgins, Vice President - Brian Goodrich, Secretary - Sheila Curtis, Treasurer - Eileen Ballon, Representative - Dolores Terns. Our Class Night skit told the story of a little gremlin and his gold. In the Class Night games we came in last. For our Sophomore year, we were together in Tannersville with Mr. McGuire as our Class Advisor. Our class officers were: President - Jere Kerr, Vice President - Sheila Hoff, Secretary - Flossie Higgins, Treasurer - Carol Gillespie, and Representative- Iere Kerr. For Class Night we gave impersonations of famous people using the Dragnet theme. This year we again came in last in the Class Night games. We also gave our first dance this year. The theme for our Sophomore Hop was the Moonlight Gambler. The dance was a big success. In our Junior year we again had Mr. McGuire as our Advisor. Our officers were: President - Roger Miller, Vice President - Emil Banks, Secretary - Linda Vann, Treasurer - Sharon Byrne, and Representative - Brian Goodrich. For Class Night we had a skit based on the record Well, Anyway. In the Class Night games we placed last again. Then on May 9, we had our Junior Prom. Our theme was Oriental Paradise. Emil Banks and Emily Byrne were chosen King and Queen. The members of the Court were: Carol Gillespie and Frank Schwimmer, Sheila Hoff and Brian Goodrich, Dolores Terns and Robert Oppenheimer, Elizabeth Hague and Roger Miller, Sharon Byrne and Robert Lawrence, Linda Vann and Arthur Decker, and Thelma Hoose and Jere Kerr. Then our Senior year arrived. We were all glad to have Mr. Mc- Guire as our Advisor once more. Our class officers were: President - Emil Banks, Vice President - Elizabeth Hague, Secretary - Dolores Terns, Treasurer - Carol Gillespie, and Representative - Brian Good- rich. We started off the year with the Senior Ball on November 21. The theme was the Blue Danube. Sharon Byrne and Robert Oppen- heimer were chosen King and Queen. The members of the Court were: Joyce Oppenheimer and Frank Schwimmer, Sheila Hoff and Roger Mil- ler, Frances Dumas and Robert Lawrence, Linda Vann and Jere Kerr, and Dolores Terns and Brian Goodrich. We were kept busy on the year- book. Then came Class Night. This year our skit was about the dif- ferent flags our nation has had. Guess where we placed in the Class Night games? LAST, of course! But the Senior girls won the volley- ball game. Next, was our trip to Washington. We all had a wonderful time. FRANCES DUMAS Life without love would be a weary blank. Art Club 3 Crest 4 Honor Letter 3 Honor Society Junior Chorus 1 Junior Red Cross 1 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4 SHARON BYRNE She'l1 sail on the ship of am' bition and land on the shores of success. Audio Visual 4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Crest 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Honor Letter 2 Honor Society 4 Library Club 2, 3 Playday 3, 4 Class Secretary 2 Senior Ball Queen 4 Student Council 2 Class Treasurer 3 CAROL GILLESPIE The word impossible is not in her dictionary. Band 1,2, 3,4 Crest 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3 Honor Letter 2 Honor Society 4 Library Club 1,2,3 Playday 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2, 4 x X 2 6 X lf' as Jxfyqb . X 1 ' xf BRIAN GOODRICH What's worth doing, is worth doing well. Audio Visual 3,4 Crest 4 M Glee Club 3,4 Honor Letter 2 Honor Society 4 Junior Chorus 1 JV Basketball 1 Student Council 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 4 4, 55.31 , wif s N A ELIZABETH HAGUE Life is my college: may I graduate well and earn some honors. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Crest 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Honor Letter 2 Honor Society 4 Junior Chorus 1 Library Club 1, 2,3 Class Vice President 4 ROGER MILLER Knowledge is power. Band 2, 3,4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3,4 Honor Society 4 Student Council 2 Table Tennis 3,4 Track 2, 3, 4 fs ' ff ' 0 I5 ' ' I cv EILEEN BALLOU Happiness is cheaper than worry, so why worry? Glee Club 2,3,4 JV Cheerleader 2 Library Club 2, 3,4 Newspaper 4 Playday 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 1 V. Cheerleader 3 FRANK SCHWIMMER I agree with no man's opinion. l have some of my own. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Honor Letter 2 Honor Society 4 Junior Chorus 1 Junior Student Council 1 JV Basketball 1,2 Table Tennis 3,4 Track 3, 4 EMIL E. BANKS Happy am lg from care I'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me? Football 1, 2, 3,4 5 ' Glee Club 4 Junior Chorus 1, 2 Junior Prom King 3 X Junior Student Council 1 I E JV Basketball 1,2 ' Class President 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 V. Basketball 3 DONALD BENJAMIN he would be a riot. Art Club 2 Audio Visual 3,4 Science Club 2 Track 4 Volleyball 4 'I 17. V7 . In f mmm N BARBARA BYRNE Q3 gi Why take life so seriousg you I- -F I I never get out of it alive any- Q 1 'W way. 'W An Club 3 Glee Club 3,4 Newspaper 3, 4 lf noise were made by quiet, You PATRICIA BRANDENBERG Born with the gift of laugh ter and a sense that the world is mad. Crest 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 Newspaper 3, 4 f','N L U IULES COLEMAN Sometimes I sit and thinkg sometimes I just sit. Audio Visual 4 Baseball 4 Football Manager 4 Glee Club 4 Track 4 V. Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 EMILY BYRNE A smile for every girl, for every boy. Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Honor Letter 3 JV Cheerleader 2 Junior Chorus Junior Prom Queen 3 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Newspaper 3 Class Secretary 1 Student Council 4 V. Cheerleader 3, 4 and two SHEILA CURTIS Where there's a will, there's a way. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 1 Crest 4 Girls' Play Day 2, 3,4 Glee Club 2, 3 Honor Letter 3 Junior Chorus 1 Library Club 1, 3 GERALDINE GRANT Hearts in love speak their own language. Crest 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Chorus 1 me if Library Club 1, 2, 3 Newspaper 2, 3, 4 'X - ROBERT DUPREE There's a deal of deviltry be- 4.9 hind his mild exterior. Audio Visual 4 r Crest 4 SI Library Club 4 ' . .gi K. RUTH GARRISON A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Crest 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 1, 4 FLOSSIE HIGGINS The will to do, the soul to dare. Class President 1 Class Secretary 2 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Chorus 1 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 4 Playday 3, 4 SHEILA I-IOFF With her cheery smile, she's bright as a pennyg her foes are few and her friends are many. Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 Class President 1 Class Vice President 2 Crest 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Letter 3 Library Club 1, 2,3 Student Council 4 1-in ima, nil THELMA HOOSE Beware, I may yet do some- thing sensational. Library Club 1, 2, 3 Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4 iz? ' s y ir legit! If 4 f. W nf Q Q' 14? i 5' ROBERT KENNEALLY The main fault of all books is f that they are too long. Audio Visual 4 Glee Club 2 Junior Chorus 1 IV Basketball 1 V. Basketball 3 Volleyball 3 IERE KERR Generally speaking, h generally speaking. Art Club 1 Audio Visual 3, 4 Basketball Manager 1 Class President 2 Football Manager 2 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Honor Letter 3 Newspaper 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1,2, 3 Student Council 1 C Q N 5'N- 0 I ,.f- X-9 ROBERT LAWRENCE Why be difficult, when with a little more effort you can be impossible. Audio Visual 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Crest 4 Football 1,2,3, Glee Club 2, 3 4 Z2 X! I E7 7 Honor Letter 3 Junior Chorus 1 IV Basketball 1,2 Track 2, 3, 4 V. Basketball 4 Volleyball 3 NI' ,. tr. n JOAN MEOLI Her recipe for life: a flow of enthusiasm, stirred with exuberance, garnished with a dash of deviltry. Audio Visual 3 Crest 4 Glee Club 3,4 Honor Letter 3 Library Club 2 Newspaper 2, 3, 4 Playday 3, 4 41 ELIZABETH MEAD Calm and quiet is tion. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Chorus 1 Library Club 1 Newspaper 4 her disposi- NANCY MERWIN I like to sing, I like to dance, but best of all, I like romance. Crest Editor 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Honor Letter 3 I Junior Chorus 1 I 52 Newspaper 2, 3, 4 irq Z Playday 2, 3,4 in YW Z ig of 'f x nh .', -C A 2. , 'C' I J .. ,I I 0 ff- S 914 Cu X ..,., Q X a EDWIN MINEW Don't be misled: he seems so quiet, but with his friends he's a riot. Audio Visual 4 Baseball 1, 2 Football 2 Glee Club 3 JV Basketball 1,2 Library Club 1 Track 4 Volleyball 3, 4 I fi af JL JOYCE OPPENHEIMER A ready wit and a laugh to match. Art Club 2, 3 Crest 4 Glee Club 3,4 Newspaper 2, 4 Playday 2, 3, 4 l Q at ROBERT OPPENHEIMER It's nice to be natural when you're so naturally nice. Baseball 3, 4 Crest Business Manager 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 3 ,flam- !,.. .iC - ' w JV Basketball 2 Senior Ball King 4 Track 2, 3, 4 V. Basketball 3,4 1- px run: SMJTE llul lg J 4 bv' ,ijt 1'-' , , ,,. . . a 5 , , 1... ,,. ., - rl: :Q . 5 ...- Ill-'nl 1 A JI llll . n I up LINDA RAPPLEYEA Quiet smiles light her way. Crest 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Junior Chorus 1 Library Club 1 Newspaper 4 Playday 3 MARGARET ROBINSON To be efficient in a quiet way - that is her aim thoughout the day. Crest 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 4 Class Vice President 1 JEAN ROSE Joy rises in her l'Il0I'l'l. Band 2, 3,4 Glee Club 1,2, 3 Honor Letter 3 Library Club 1, 2 Playday 3,4 like a summer's ei fQ:rf4' ts: - ' 71 'Y LINDA VANN She is gentle, she is shy, she has mischief in her eye. Band 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Honor Letter 3 Junior Chorus 1 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Class Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 1 DOLORES TERNS She has vim, and ready wit, a load of pep and lots of grit. Glee Club 2,3, 4 Honor Letter 3 Junior Student Council 1 IV Cheerleader 2 Library Club 1,4 A -300 wi f Junior Chorus 1 . - V ll fl' Playday 2, 3,4 Class Secretary 4 V. Cheerleader 3, 4 ,4 WARREN TERNS We learn so littl get so much. Archery Club 2 Art Club 1 Baseball 3, 4 Volleyball 3 and for KEGAN YEZDANIAN Greater men than I have lived, but I doubt it. Junior Chorus 1, 2 Track 2 Varsity Manager 3 V Fl MR. MCGUIRE Patience is the remedy for every trouble. , -2- ' Alb my . O ll: if M xg'-if a 511155 LW!! By these presents be it known, that we, the Class of 1959, upon com- pletion of these, our elementary and secondary phases of education, the end of formal education for some, the 'jumping off, place for others, do pause and look back proudly to the foregoing years. At this time we deem it fitting and proper to bequeath the following tangibles and intangibles: Part I Mr. Colton: Our deepest gratitude for making our four years at H. T. C. a part of our life which we will always look upon with fond memories. Mr. McGuire: Our thanks for his patience and guidance during our stay at H. T. C. Part II Bus Drivers: A question, Why couldn't you have been late more often? Juniors: Our impeachable and unsurpassable record of achievement as an incentive for you to try, vainly of course, to equal. Sophs and Frosh: Tears at our departure. Part III The fabulous Seniors bequeath the following to the herein often honored members of the uneducated masses, Article Eileen Ballou leaves her now unused datebook to Bart H. Article Pat Brandenberg leaves Fritzie holding the reins. Article Barb Byrne leaves her sister on her own. Article Emily Byrne leaves her cheering outfit to Alva H. Article Sharon Byrne leaves three wasted years until she found Bob. Article Sheila Curtis leaves her blond hair to Carol Y. Article Fran Dumas leaves the newspaper to Miss Chamberlain. Article Ruth Garrison leaves her driving ability to Lois I. Article Carol Gillespie leaves her athletic ability to Diane H. Article Gerri Grant leaves the Junior girls hoping to get rings. Article Article Beth Hague leaves her father to watch her sister. Flossie Higgins leaves the administering of the school to the Administration. Article Thirteen is an unlucky number, so we don't want to leave this to anyone. Article Sheila Hoff leaves her Frat. pins to Lucretia B. Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Thelma I-loose leaves her love for walking the halls to Ellen. Betty Mead leaves Ming to Freda H. Ioan Meoli has nothing to leave, because she's taking every- thing she can get her hands on with her. Nancy Merwin leaves her troubles to next year's editor. Joyce Oppenheimer leaves hoping to be remembered. Linda Rappleyea leaves her driver's permit to Miss Quinn. Peggy Robinson leaves her typing ability to Ginny D, Jean Rose leaves her diet program to Ruth Ann O. Dolly Terns leaves her empty seat in History class to Jimmy G. Linda Vann leaves her ability to stay out of mischief to Ber- nice M. Emil Banks leaves his masculine physique to Pistol T. Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Donald Benjamin leaves his car to anyone who can drive it. Jules Coleman leaves his height to Bobby R. Robert Dupree leaves his red hair to Mr. Russell. Brian Goodrich leaves his solid book to Don S. Robert Kenneally leaves his excuses for being absent to any- one who can use them. Jere Kerr leaves his outspoken ways to anyone who wants them Robert Lawrence leaves Mrs. Vedder his dish towel. Roger Miller leaves his crew cut to Orville T. Robert Oppenheimer leaves his athletic ability to Vernon O. Eddie Minew leaves his little brother to Mrs. Gilbert. Frank Schwimmer leaves his empty brief case to Betty Ann S. Warren Terns leaves Mary Jane L. broken hearted. Kegan Yezdanian leaves his sister glad he's going. We hereunto subscribe our names on this twenty-second day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty-nine. Ioan Meoli Joyce Oppenheimer Attorneys at Law A ' , my ,iv fl ' ' V ' , . cm ' wi - r wma-vw ,L..f-- 'Vg . 'iw ir Y W W JLum c V rank W- A-f M fin f , vgw l vanli figs 551 U a HaC' A 55v lJnda'V ,Fi Ylilfl 'QA N juniors E. Benjamin, L. Bibeau, E. Caswell, B. Chapman, M. Cline, M. Daley, I. Decker, C. Field, C. Garill, I. Garrison, C. German, A. Goldman, R. Goldstein, A. Hell- srrom, K. Hoagland, B. Holmes, F. Howard, W. Hoyt, T. Hylan, F. Iauch, L. Jensen, M. J. Legg, T. Macaluso, B. Meigs, L. Merwin, L. Miles, P. Nelson, M. J. Ostrande T. C. Payne, V. Place, D. Pond, K. Sandwina, Y. Schoonmaker, E. Showers, F. Stabile, R. Stabile, R. Teetsel, C. Turk, N. Turk, L. Van Valkenburg, B. Valk, D. Vann, O. Wiltse, P. Wright, C. Yager, L. Yezdanian, L. Young. Advisors: Mrs. Marion Ham, Mr. James Flahive. The Junior Class, the largest class in our school, is divided into two homerooms. The girls have as their advisor Mrs. Hamg and the boys, Mr. Flahive. Their officers are: Barbara Chapman, President, Edwin Benjamin, Vice President, Donna Vann, Secretary, Theresa Macaluso, Treasurer, Donna Vann, Student Council Representative. Saplzomarcs J. Austin, C. Bunt, R. Burke, N. Bush, I. Byrne, N. Byrne, N. Campbell, V. Celentano B. Cline, A. Clum, B. Curtis, V. Decker, V. Dolan, H. Edson, L. Goldman, B. Good- rich, J. Grasska, H. Graver, W. Hall, T. Ham, C. Henne, I. Hoagland, D. Hunter, E. Lord, L. Macaluso, N. Manning, A. Mayer, B. McCoon, M. McDowell, B. Mead, F. Meade, A. Meigs, R. Oppenheimer, V. Ostrander, F. Paquin, A. Payne, L. Polk, S. Potter, R. Rappleyea, T. Sickler, C. Slutzky, R. Teetsel, H. Terns, J. Truesdell, O. Turk, R. Walker, B. White, M. Williams. Advisors: Mr. Frank Maguire, Mr. Arthur Hague. The Sophomore Hop, which proved to be a great success, was held on April 17, 1959. The Sophomore class is divided into two sections. The girls have as their advisor Mr. Maguire, and the boys have Mr. Hague. Their class officers are: Richard Burke, President, Vincent Celentano, Vice Presidentg Charles Slutzky, Secretary, Lawrence Polk, Treasurer, Jay Truesdell, Student Council Representative. greslzmen F. Benjamin, I. Boughton, D. Bunt, M. Byrne, A. Caggiano, 1. Capron, C. Chapman A. Constable, J. Decker, V. Dolan, E. Doyle, D. Edson, L. France, D. Fuller, C. Gaynor, I. Hague, A. Heido, J. Herdman, B. Hill, D. Hoffmeyer, L. Holcomb, R. Jauch, A. Kobziar, J. A. Legg, C. Litto, V. Litto, T. Mead, T. Mead, A. Meigs, E. Meigs, J. Meigs, G. Merkley, S. Myer, B. Nelson, M. North, V. Ostrander, H. Parslow, M. Phelan, M. Polk, I. Rell, R. Schoonmaker, G. Shoub, H. Sickler, G. Simmons, M. Tashjian, W. Thompson, W. Thorpe, A. Viscovich, D. Warden, R. Williams, H. Young. Advisors: Mrs. Carol Gilbert, Mr. Harry Russell. This year the Freshman Class was together in Tannersville for the first time. Our Class Advisors are Mrs. Gilbert and Mr. Russell. The Class Officers are: President, Scott Meyerg Vice President, Ellsworth Meigs, Secretary, Maureen Byrne, Treasurer, Leslie Holcomb, and Representative, Coverly Chapman. fzylzfh Grade C. Becker, J. Benjamin, B. Boughton, P. Boughton, K. Byrne, T. Byrne, P. Celentano, S. Fox, C. Garill, B. Hill, A. Hommel, E. Hoose, A. Kerr, R. Leach, W. Legg, B. Lewkowicz, S. McDowell, W. Merwin, E. Miller, J. Parker, E. Phelan, M. Rell, J. Rachun, J. Rose, T. Siatkowski, K. Sinott, M. Vann, L. Vanucchi, S. Vanucchi, E. Wright, H. Warfield, C. Young, D. Young. Advisor, Mr. Arvid Dahlstrom. M. Ballou, G. Cline, R. Cline, B. Constable, C. Decker, B. Dunham, P. Goodrich, L. Ham, F. Hermance, R. Higgins, P. Higgins, V. Higgins, T. Kenneally, M. Laga, R. Miles, E. Minew, L. Minew, R. Olmstead, S. Payne, A. Rappleyea, T. Rappleyea, E. Rivenburgh, S. Solodar, W. Soule, J. Tashjian, R. Tashjian, E. Van Valkenburgh, L. Zinck. Advisor, Mr. Howard Bolte. Sflffllfll Grade W. Arnold, B. Barker, D. Benjamin, J. Bibeau, D. Byrne, S. Byrne, G. Campbell, W. Cas- well, I. Eggleston, E. Englehardt, M. Field, I. Gillespie, D. Goldstein, I. Hendricks, M. Hendricks, K. Hoff, C. Hommel, C. Hotaling, E. Jensen, B. Johnson, S. Johnson, M. Jones, H. Meigs, W. Phelan, B. Rell, M. Rosengren, M. Showers, D. Terns, W. Valk, R. Warfield, R. Young. Advisor, Mrs. Isabel Schoonmaker. B. Ballou, E. Benjamin, J. Berglund, J. Cline, G. Doyle, J. Finerty, A. Ford, W. Hall, J. Halpern, Y. Hermance, J. Hoagland, P. Hoyt, M. Hylan, O. Kobziar, A. Lane, R. Mead, D. Minew, C. Nicholls, M. O'Brien, M. O'Neill, S. Osborne, L. Ostrander, W. Pond, C. Rath- bone, R. Rivenburgh, M. Solodar, A. Wright. Advisor, Mrs. Augusta Shultis. Siiffh Grade W. Beers, R. Brown, C. Byrne, R. Capron, C. Fowler, N. Goldman, F. Haas, H. Haines, K. Hommel, W. Hommel, C. Hoose, S. Honigsbaum, I. Jones, K. Kipp, E. Korolko, C. Legg, G. Loucks, S. McCoon, J. Meigs, S. Osborne, D. Pedersen, B. Robinson, C. Rose, N. Ruoff, L. Schultz, B. Showers, K. Terns, C. Valk, C. Vann, L. Yankowski. Advisor, Mrs. Madalin Atwater. J. Bain, E. Benjamin, F. Benjamin, R. Cline, J. Constable, K. Delmar, A. Ferraro, B. Gerson, J. Gooley, I. Haenlein, W. Higgins, W. Hoagland, S. Hoyt, P. Lasher, A. Lawrence, S. Mc- Guire, B. Mead, G. Ostrander, J. Sasso, C. Slutzky, D. Slutzky, B. Speenburgh, R. Sturtecky, M. Van Etten, T. Van Valkenburgh, R. Yager. Advisor, Mrs. Marie Garill. wird Grade D. Byrne, K. Cahill, I. Curran, L. Dahlstrom, R. Dibbell, C. Dolan, B. Feml, C. Fromer, C. Garrison, T. Haines, K. Hommel, T. Hommel, L. Kipp, C. Legg, G. Loucks, J. Parker, D. Powell, C. Risley, J. Robinson, M. Rouff, I. Shauger, L. Strand, L. Yankowski, R. Yankow ski, W. Young. Advisor, Mrs. Luciie Ball. M. Bain, M. Benjamin, E. Fox, G. Fox, J. Gerson, N. Hall, R. Harty, G. Higgins, I. Huetter, R. Ostrander, M. Pond, M. Rivenburgh, M. Terns, D. Van Valkenburgh. Advisor, Miss Mar- garet Dunham. Second Grade A. M. Abrahamsen, N. Allen, E. Blatt, G. Berg, T. Bloodgood, D. Byrne, P. Clark, C. Cole, M. Dolan, M. Fromer, W. Garrison, M. German, E. Gillespie, P. Leach, C. Legg, C. Pedersen P. Phelan, K. Reich, E. Risley, M. Ruoff, E. Schoonmaker, W. Shauger, D. Valk, D. Van Valkenburg, L. Warm, P. Yankowski, W. Young. Advisor, Mrs. Olive Van Valkenburgh. E. Benjamin, W. Doyle, W. Fisher, D. Fox, J. Got, B. Hadranyi, A. Hague, A. Halpern, J. Higgins, R. Huetter, W. Johnson, P. Klein, L. Mudge, D. Neal, E. Ostrander, W. Palace, B. Peskowitz, W. Quibell, M. Reaves, P. Solodar, G. Spanhake. Advisor, Mrs. Dorothy Goodrich. Hrs! Grade A. Berg, D. Brooker, C. Cahill, R. Chamberlain, F. Curtis, C. Fromer, J. Fromer, R. Ger- man, M. Gillespie, E. Ioscelyn, J. Peterson, D. Schwab, A. Showers, R. Showers, S. Wood- worth, W. Young. Advisor, Mrs. Lucy West. T. Bain, B. Ballon, B. Benjamin, L. Benjamin, C. Goodrich, I. Harty, L. Johnson, K. Neal, I. O'Brien, C. Reaves, B. Shumen, G. Slutzky, C. Spanhake, D. Sturtz, C. Van Valkenburgh C. Wizner. Advisor, Mrs. Doris O'Brien. Kindergarten M. Blaney, C. Blatt, T. Bloodgood, N. Brown, F. Byrne, P. Byrne, C. Cahill, E. Cole, W. Curtis, D. Dahlstrom, H. Dibbell, J. Dolan, P. Dolan, C. Farrell, J. Garrison, J. Gillespie, M. Groff, D. Hommel, G. Hommel, B. Leach, P. Legg, P. Maguire, T. Newcomb, T. Peder- sen, P. Risley, J. Siatkowski, B. Warm, H. Warm, M. Woodworth, R. Woodworth, A. Yankow ski, J. A. Yankowski. Advisor, Mrs. June Caswell. W. Ballou, J. Benjamin, R. Benjamin, N. Chapman, D. Dymond, W. Fox, L. Gardner, D. Goodrich, T. Goodrich, R. Higgins, C. Jackson, B. Jenkins, D. Kerr, E. Mead, S. Ostrander, M. Solodar, W. Spanhake, B. Stevens, A. Van Valkenburgh. Advisor, Mrs. Evelyn Ingoldsby. X fudcuf Eauncil OFFICERS: President, Emily Byrne, Vice President, Betty Ann Showersg Treasurer, Sheila Hoff Secretary, Nancy Byrne. Representatives: Brian Goodrich, Donna Vann, Jay Truesdell, Coverly Chapman, Carol Becker, Kathleen Hoff. Advisor: Mr. Arthur Hague The Student Council consists of Student Association officers and representatives from each grade, seven through twelve. This year, due to the ninth grade in the Hunter building being transferred to the Tannersville building, those officers and representatives from Hunter are on the Student Councilg and the Junior Student Council has been discontinued. Mr. Arthur Hague is the faculty advisor. 1571114 S. Byrne, G. Campbell, N. Campbell, B. Chapman, B. Constable, S. Curtis, M. Daley, J. Decker, V. Dolan, M. Field, C. Gillespie, R. Goldstein, B. Goodrich, P Goodrich, E. Hague, W. Hall, W. Hall, T. Ham, P. Higgins, S. Hoff, B. Holmes, D. Hunter, T. Hylan, A. Mayer, E. Miller, R. Miller, D. Nicholls, J. Rachun, C. Rathbone, J. Rose, R. Schoonmaker, F. Schwimmer, E. Showers, M. Tashjian, L. Vann, L. Zinck. Director, Mr. Richard Carter. This year the band, under the direction of Mr. Carter, had a very successful season. They provided enjoyment for the spectators and incentive for the team when playing for football and basketball games. In addition to this, the band accompanied the formations and put on a program for Class Night. This was the last year for the following graduating members of the band: Sharon Byrne, Sheila Curtis, Carol Gillespie, Elizabeth Hague, Sheila Hoff, Roger Miller, Jean Rose, Frank Schwimmer, and Linda Vann. J. Austin, E. Banks, Decker, V. Decker, nor, C. German, A. Ham, A. Hellstrom, Hunter, F. Iauch, L. Mayer, E. Mead, B. R. Miller, S. Myer, M. I. Ostrander, F. Y. Schoonmaker, F. 5166 Klub L. Bibeau, P. Brandenberg, D. Bunt, N. Bush, B. Byrne, M. Chapman, B. Cline, A. Clum, I. Coleman, I. Dolan, E. Doyle, L. France, D. Fuller, C. Gay- Goodrich, B. Goodrich, G. Grant, I. Hague, T. S. Hoff, D. Hoffmeyer, L. Holcomb, W. Hoyt, F. Howard, D. Jensen, J. Kerr, M. I. Legg, T. Macaluso, N. Manning, A. Meigs, E. Meigs, J. Meoli, G. Merkley, N. Merwin, L. Miles, P. Nelson, I. Oppenheimer, R. Oppenheimer, R. A. Oppenheimer Paquin, V. Place, L. Rappleyea, K. Sandwina, R. Schoonmaker, Schwimmer, H. Sickler, C. Sultzky, D. Terns, L. Vann, P. Byrne, N. Byrne, N. Campbell, B. V. Dolan, V. Goldman, B. Wright, P. Yager, L. Yezdanian, L. Young. Director, Mr. Earl Cole. On Tuesday and Thursday anyone can hear the harmonious voices of the Glee Club resounding through the corridors of H. T. C. Our Christmas program, which included many carols from different coun- tries, was a great success. We wish to thank Mr. Cole, the director, for doing an excellent job with the Glee Club. junior Klmrus B. Barker, C. Becker, D. Benjamin, 1. Berglund, J. Bibeau, D. Byrne, S. Byrne, W. Caswell, B. Constable, G. Doyle, E. Englehardt, J. Finerty, D. Garill, J. Gillespie, W. Hall, J. Halpern, L. Ham, M. Hendricks, P. Higgins, K. Hoff, E. Hoose, M. Hylan, M. Jones, T. Kenneally, M. Laga, H. Meigs, D. Minew, D. Nichols, M. O'Brien, M. O'Nei1, S. Osborne, E. Rivenburgh, R. Rivenburgh, M. Solodar, J. Tash jian, R. Tashjian, M. Vann, A. Wright, B. Wright, C. Young, D. Young. Director, Mr. Earl Cole. junior Keri Hross J. Bibeau, P. Celentano, J. Eggleston, E. Hoose, B. Johnson, S. Johnson, A. Kerr, S. McDowell, T. Mead, E. Miller, M. Rell, M. Rosengren, B. Wright, D. Young. Advisor, Mrs. Dorothy Ham. Gres! N. Merwin, Editor-in-Chiefg R. Oppenheimer, Business Manager: R. Dupree, C. Gil- lespie, G. Grant, B. Goodrich, R. Lawrence, E. Minew, L. Rappleyea, M. Robinson. Advisor, Mr. Harry McGuire. Press 61116 F. Dumas, Editor-in-Chief: A. Hellstrom, B. Valk, Art Staffg E. Ballou, P. Branden- burg, D. Bunt, B. Byrne, A. Clum, M. Daley, J. Decker, R. Garrison, G. Grant, F. Higgins, T. Hoose, F. Jauch. I. Kerr, M. J. Legg, E. Lord, T. Macaluso, N. Man- ning, E. Mead, T. Mead, B. Meigs, J. Meigs, J. Meoli, N. Merwin, L. Miles, M. North, J. Oppenheimer, R. Oppenheimer, M. I. Ostrander, J. Phelan, V. Place, M. Polk, L. Rappleyea, M. Robinson, Y. Schoonmaker, D. Vann, M. Williams, P. Wright, L. Young. Literary Advisor, Mr. Arvid Dahlstromg Construction Advisor, Miss Dorothy Chamberlain. Library 61116 I. Austin, E. Ballou, P. Brandenberg, N. Bush, M. Byrne, N. Byrne, M. Daley, R. Dupree, D. Edson, C. Garill, J. Garrison, R. Garrison, C. Gaynor, G. Grant, J. Hague, T. Ham, F. Higgins, I. Hoagland, D. Hoffmeyer, L. Holcomb, F. Jauch, L. Jensen, J. A. Legg, T. Macaluso, N. Manning, B. Meigs, J. Meigs, R. Miller, S. Meyer, P. Nelson, M. Robinson, K. Sandwina, M. Tashjian, B. Valk, D. Vann, L. Vann, A. Viscovich, R. Williams, P. Wright, L. Young. Advisor, Mrs. Gladine Colton. Audia- Wsual 61116 D. Benjamin, F. Benjamin, M. Byrne, S. Byrne, E. Caswell, B. Chapman, C. Chap man, J. Coleman, B. Curtis, M. Daley, I. Decker, J. Decker, E. Doyle, V. Dolan, R. Dupree, D. Fuller, C. Gaynor, B. Goodrich, H. Graver, J. Hague, T. Ham, D. Hoffmeyer, L. Holcomb, R. Jauch, L. Jensen, R. Kenneally, R. Lawrence, J. A. Legg, F. Meade, T. Mead, A. Meigs, G. Merkley, E. Minew, C. Payne, M. Polk, D. Pond, G. Simmons, C. Slutzky, R. Stabile, R. Teetsel, W. Thompson, A. Vis- covich, R. Williams. Advisor, Mr. Harry Russell. Hauer Society Sharon Byrne, Frances Dumas, Carol Gillespie, Brian Goodrich, Elizabeth Hague Alva Hellstrom, Roger Miller, Frank Schwimmer, Elizabeth Ann Showers, Beverly Valk Donna Vann. Advisor, Mrs. Isabel Schoonmaker. Nineteen hundred fifty-nine saw another innovation at Hunter-Tan- nersville Central Schoolg one of which we are justly proud. This year Hunter-Tannersville Central became a member of the National Honor Society for secondary schools. Our chapter became known as the Maude Adams Chapter and received its charter which was read for the first time on Class Night. At the Induction ceremonies held April 29 in the Senior School auditorium the following pupils were tapped to become the first mem- bers, Seniors: Sharon Byrne, Frances Dumas, Carol Gillespie, Brian Goodrich, Elizabeth Hague, Roger Miller, Frank Schwimmerg and Juniors: Alva Hellstrom, Elizabeth Ann Showers, Beverly Valk, and Donna Vann. The Juniors were selected at a meeting of the Faculty Committee early in April. We owe a special vote of thanks to Mrs. Isabel Schoonmaker who was chiefly instrumental in bringing Hunter-Tannersville in as a mem- ber of the Honor Society. Ghecrleadvrs lfarsify E. Byrne, A. Hellstrom, L. Jensen, E. Showers, D. Terns, L. Yezdanian, F. Howard Coach, Miss Marie Quinn. junior Varsify M. Byrne, N. Campbell, V. Decker, A. Viscovich, I. Hague. Coach, Miss Marie Quinn. Siwfball E. Banks, J. Byrne, C. Chapman, M. Cline, I. Coleman, A. Constable, J. Decker, V. Dolan, H. Edson, H. Field, C. Garill, I. Garrison, L. Goldman, K. Hoagland, R. Lawrence, A. Meigs, E. Meigs, G. Merkley, L. Merwin, R. Oppenheimer, V. Ostrander, F. Paquin, D. Pond, E. Potter, S. Potter, C. Slutzky, J. Truesdell, C. Turk, L. Vanvalkenburg, R. Walker, O. Wiltse. Coach, Mr. George Christow. F - f F gf 'T ' 52,1 ef fs. 1-4' uv Q . an TNS: Ii KN XZ -Jgriit :Is-di' fr X 1 ll lgaskefball Varsity E. Benjamin, J. Coleman, A. Constable, H. Field, C. Garill, J. Garrison, L. Gold- man, R. Lawrence, F. Paquin, C. Slutzky, R. Teetsel, R. Oppenheimer. Coach, Mr. Howard Bolte. juuiar Varsity R. Burke, J. Capron, J. Decker, B. McCoon, E. Meigs, S. Myer, V. Ostrander, L. Polk, D. Pond, H. Sickler, R. Teetsel, H. Terns, J. Austin, T. Mead, R. Walker Coach, Mr. George Christow. 134556411 H. Field, C. Garill, R. Lawrence, R. Miller, R. Oppenheimer, F. 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