Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

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Nearly everyone can read but not everyone can read untellngently The abnlnty to search out the real meamng of a plece of literature can usually be attauned only through constant tranmng luke that ap plled ln the hugh school Puctured here are some phases of thas tramung as practlced an K H S Above students take advantage of the resources of the K H S library under the able guldance of Mass Stockung and Mrs Cullen lnformatuon seekers have found our adequate library an invaluable and In all sorts of work At the left Mrs Wylie teaches a phase of readnng whach an thus expandung world ns becoming more and more essentral the readnng of varnous kmds of maps At the rught another type of readlng us being studued Mlss Fellows Spanish class prepares Itself for the future as our forengn relatnons become mcreasmgly mtumate and a knowledge of languages other than English IS becoming more essential Four ll ' s r I ' . l ' l ' ' u n 1 I - , . . . , , . . T . . . ' . . I . . I s a n I 'a . 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M A Q I 'tl , lk A l Y 4 , ' is ' l Hin, , Q V 'Q N c , my 2 9 CUMPUSE Kmcsmn man KINGSTON , vows: Lv Foreword There s musuc ln the alr around old Alma Mater as the newly nnstalled publxc address system blares its way unto the luves of K H S students Maestro Dumm conducting This and a host of other events have helped blend these four unforgettable years an K H S unto a harmonious medley of work and play sense and nonsense rhyme and reason Dunng these four years each of us has engoyed Incidents whlch wlll remam treasured by us for the rest of our luves and It as the purpose of the Maroon to record these memorable events for your recollectnon ln later years We of the l948 Maroon Staff ln compnlnng your yearbook have chosen musuc as nts theme because musuc eventually plays some part whether large or small nn the lufe of every one of us Szx And Wrutung It has been saud that the pen us mughtuer than the sword These words are provung more and more true as tume progresses In vuew of thus we have presented here a few snaps of the pen at work un KHS Above fungers flut over the keys as Mrs Murray ductates to her typewrutung class developung students skull un rapud and accurate use of the typewruter At the left Muss Schuetz s home makung students take notes pertaunung to the subject under duscussuon Those who are fortunate enough to have learned shorthand are utuluzung theur skull others laboruously struggle to keep theur Ionghand Ieguble At the rught the pen us put to a dufferent use as some of K H S s gutted students develop theur artustuc talents under the skullful guudance of Mrs O Dell ,Lb 2 ,M-'E X bf Eught II v ' . . 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I nnsx -int' X ' u s 252 1, - .V ' Il '1 nu 5 , ,,, 4 Q , fwj F A 9 'V 4 ,L I vr ua 3-fin nu' A I. f - 'SGW Dedication A vubrant frlendly personality and a keen mterest ln students and theur problems make Muss Margaret Mullen one of the best luked teachers at Kmgston Hugh School We there fore proudly dedlcate our l948 Maroon to er Nme And 'Rlthmeticu Down through the oges mothemohcs hos been mon s momstoy It would Indeed be dIffIcult to VlSUOlIZ6 the undertokIng of ony project todoy whIch would not Involve enther dnrectly or Indnrectly the use of mothemotucs whether to o lorge degree or smoll It IS fought ond used extensIvely IH the hIgh school os deplcted by these puctures token In K H S Above Mr Voughn IS shown teochmg o closs the Involved prlncnples of Intermeduote olgebro Certomly one of the most Irnportont opplIcotIons of mothemohcs IS IfS use In the shops At the left Mr Portlon utIlIzes It whlle teochIng the Intrncocles of the outomoblle At the rlght students In Mr Muller s chemlstry closs ponder over some chemIcol formuloe oll of whIch ore bosed very defInItely on mothemctlcs pill! Ten l .,,. Q w , l -1 1 il-H 19471948 M G B M tthews Arthur J Laldlaw lsupermtendentl Bernard A Feeney lpresldentr 2jAy:g:n?sK2:znlglggogrgsugenffluctglrsonRulth 'Ciinnryeizessrs N Jonsefsiowlereorgvilllom FO Leehnve Joseph J Morgan Robert Herzog IND? In DICYUV9 DOCYOV Ffedenc BQARD OF EDUCATION Holcomb l ARTHUR J LAl DLAW Supernntendent Born IH Gouverneur New York Graduate Gouverneur Hugh School Presldent Bongo Mandolun Club and Sensor Class Mem ber football basketball track teams St Lawrence Unnversnty Cum Laude BS MS Presldent Sophomore Class Member track football basketball teams Alpha Tau Omega Phu Beta Kappa Buslness Manager The Lourenhon Instructor rn Physlcs Graduate student Cornell Columbia Unuyerslty Teacher coach Ogdensburg Free Academy Superuntendent at Schools Whutehall Ogdensburg Kungston V939 Member Board ot Dnrectors Chamber of Commerce Ulster County Home for the Aged Ulster Greene County Boy Scouts St Lawrence Unwer sity Board of Athletuc Control Board of Trustees Chalrman Educotlon Commuttee V938 N948 Presldent Rotary Club County Commnttee of Socncl Hygiene Member Conslstory First Dutch Reformed Church Mendelssohn Club State Educa tuonal Conference Board Education Commlttee Ksngston Hos prtal Presldent State Council Cnty and Village School Superln tendents Well thus us the end of a perfect day, Near the end of a Journey too, But nt leaves a thought that IS bug and strong Wlth a wssh that as land and true Twelve 'ibm BERNARD A FEENEY Presndent Born In Knngston Graduate of Kungston Hugh School Mem ber of St Marys Raman Cotholnc Church Klngston Assembly Fourth Degree Knnghts of Columbus Klwanns Club Past Grand Knlght Kingston Councll No 275 Knights of Columbus Member Board of Educatlon l933 Presldent l944 Haul to the chlef who ln tnumph advances 'Q ,Y , . .T , , , if wi ff A . 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' 4 g L Q, ,, -ML, ,- r gig, ,.r To a sf. l , ,fair , - ' 1 1 1, 4 . . . 1, , . , , MR CLARENCE L DUMM Pnncnpal Born an the very geographnc center of Pennsylvama at a llttle crossroads vlllage Mackeyvnlle It IS stall there Member Board of YMCA Offuclal Board of St James Methodist Church Supermtendent Church School Klwams Club Presadent Ulster Greene Boy Scout Councnl In the once quuet halls of Kmgston Hugh School, There s a story that the student tells Of a group of chnmes and a mallet, And the Serenade of the Bells MR THERON CULVER Vlce Prmcnpal Born Ih Royalton Vermont Member Methodlst Church Facul ty Advisor Sensor Class Readm and wnhn and nthmetnc Studled to the tune of lHall Al huck ry stack MRS VIRGINIA NORWOOD Dean of Glrls Born In the Town of Fulton New York Member Kmgston College Womens Club Amerucan Assocnatnon of Umversnty Women Delta Kappa Gamma Society Methodlst Church Y Teen Program Commnttee Y W C A Faculty Advlsor Prnsma Socnety and Sensor Class I understand, You needn t explam to me MR HUBERT HODERATH Born In Lnege Belguum Member Dutch Reformed Church Klwams Club Dnrectof of Vocatuonal Education Prmcapal Nnght School For he s o jolly good fellow, That nobody can deny Thzrteen l ..- . . 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' 1 - - I ' ll ll .l 3 , I ' ' 3 Row I HELEN L BOYD Vassar College AB Socnal Studnes BELLA H CROOK Albany State Teachers College BS Home Economucs JEANNE DuBOlS Ithaca College B S Physncal Educotuon HELEN C HAYES Plattsburg Normal School Busuness M KATHERINE BANNON College of St Rose B S Sclence ETHEL M HULL Vassar College A B Engllsh ETHEL M CARLSON Hofstra College BS Busuness ANNIE CULLEN New Paltz Normal Assustant to Lubraruan Row 2 THERON L CULVER Mnddlebury College Vuce pnncupal IRENE M DEYO Syracuse Umversuty Mathematncs RHEA B FINERTY Bucknell Unnversnty BS Home Econamcus Kingston Hugh MARTHA BARNETT Mount Holyoke College Engllsh NELLIE DAVENPORT Cornell Unuversuty BS Home Economncs KATHRYN F FELLOWS Middlebury College MA Modern Languages KATHRYN V BESTLE Albany State Teachers College Scnence CLARENCE L DUMM Dnckmson College MA Prmcnpal Row 3 G WARREN KIAS Unnverslty of lllnnous BS Physecal Educatuon LORYNE B CONNICK Plattsburg Normal School Business RAYMOND W GILKEY Oswego State Teachers College Industrual Arts MILDRED G DEWITT Boston Unnversnty AB Englnsh Socual Studies BLANCHE KIRSHENBLUM Radclaffe A M T Engllsh JAY R KELLEY General Electnc Apprenhce School Trade Machine Shop LEO J DOHENY New York Umversuty M A Socnal Studnes Fourteen J WATSON BAILEY Ohio Wesleyan Unlverslty AB Mathematucs Row 4 GEORGE E KENNY St Lawrence Unlversaty BS English RAPHAEL KLEIN New York Unlversnty MA Agriculture RICHARD H D BOERKE Umversaty of Nebraska Ph D Health -, S MARVIN CRAFT Oswego Normal Schoo Electncal Trades ARTHUR G KURTZNACKER Columbia Umversnty MA Socnal Studnes HERBERT C FISTER Columbua Unnversnty MA Mathematacs Row 5 WILLARD A BURKE Sprrngfleld College B P E Physucal Educahon HUBERT HODERATH Albany State Teachers College M S Dnrector Vocotuonal Educatuon WILLIAM F LIMBACHER Oswego State Teachers College B S Industnal Arts PETER A ETIENNE Cornell Unuversaty MS In Ed French Socxal Studues o o , Ae. g , I ' I ,,B.S. - - , 1 , ' ' 'A ' ' ,B.s. 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' 'h I ' I , ,, Row I GLADYS NICKERSON Columbla Unwerslty AM Latnn MILDRED F WYLIE Oneonta Normal School Social Studues IVIRGINIA L NORWOOD Albany State Teachers College Dean of Glrls EVELYN s THOMAS New York Unlverslty Needle Trades MARGARET J MULLEN Englnsh ELIZABETH D STOCKING Western Reserve Unuversnty BS Llbrarlan EDITH CASE MURPHY Albany State Teachers College A B Mathematucs Row 2 ILSE SELMER New York Unlverslty MA Modern Languages ANNE D PULLING Albany State Teachers College A B Latun Modern Languages LAURA M TERPENING Ohno Wesleyan Umverslty AB Engllsh NJ 3 School Faculty JANE H MAUTERSTOCK Syracuse Unuversuty AB PdB Scuence MARION A MURRAY Syracuse Unuversuty BS Busvness ALTHEA S ODELL Pratt Instntute BFA r Row 3 RAYMOND H WOODARD Geneseo Normal School Buslness HELEN E PARTLAN Mount Holyoke College Englnsh L MAY QUIMBY Soclal Studnes MARGARET M SCHUETZ New York Unwersuty MA Home Economucs MADELEINE TARRANT Emerson College BLI Publuc Speakmg AGNES S SMITH Albany State Teachers College AB Soclal Studnes ROBERTJ SERVICE New York Unnversnty MA Specual teacher Row 4 THOMAS L PARTLAN New York Unlverslty Auto Mechanncs OC EDWARD H WALZ Rader College B S Busnness P BOYD MILLER Grove Cnty College B S Scuence RICHARD WHISTON Albany State Teachers College A B Scnence M CLIFFORD MILLER Tufts College BS Engllsh ELLSWORTH E MACK Mechamcs Instutute Rochester Row 5 WILLIAM F OSKAY Pennsylvania State College M Ed lndustnal Arts MILFORD T SEAMAN Oswego Normal School Auto Mechanncs JOHNJ MAHALIC Temple Unrverslty MS Health SAMUEL G VAUGHN Syracuse Unlversuty AB Mathematics Insert ANNE B McNELIS Emerson College BLI Englush , - 9 X r . ' A t , . . . ' ' , A.B. ' ' , ' ' ' , A.B. ' College of Mt. St. Vincent, A.B. 'Boston University, B-Sl Mechanical Drawlng Fzfteen 'JVNQ .,-Maki' Y .H Af fi A ' rw ,...........dz. Row I ISABEL C MALONE Columbia Unuversuty B L S Llbroruan DOROTHEA GROVES Ithaca College B S Vocal Musac NATHALIE M DOHNKEN Jumor Stenographer ALICE L COSTELLO New Paltz Normal Socual Studues Spelllng MARY M KELLY Scuence Socual Studies THELMA S SCHWAB New Jersey State Teachers College B Socaal Studnes English RUTH GLENDENNING Oneonta Normal Arnthmetuc Spelling ELSIE J PHILLIPS New Paltz Normal Arnthmetnc Scnence Row 2 CLIFFORD L RALL Albany State Teachers College M A Pnncnpal J M School Faculty S CHRISTINA H FLISSER Albany State Teachers College M A Latm IDA K SHERMAN Albany State Teachers College M A Englush IONE KINKADE Albany State Teachers College M A Sclence MAYME l GUMAER New Paltz Normal Socnal Studues Spellung EDITH VAN GAASBECK New Paltz Normal Englush JANE K WARD Columbla Umversnty MA Physucal Educatnon ADISKA CONRO Albany State Teachers College Basal Studnes Readmg CLARA L OSTRANDER New Paltz Normal Socnal Studues Spelling ISABELLE M DUNN New Paltz Normal Engllsh Swteen B Row 3 ALFRED J BRUCKERT Syracuse Unnverslty M S Gundance HAROLD HATHAWAY Mnddlebury College B S Mathematncs HARRY T GUMAER Albany State Teachers College M A Social Studies ROY A EDELFELT Potsdam State Teachers College B S Instrumental Muslc Ithaca College B S Physical Educatuon HAROLD G BUNTING New Paltz State Teachers College B Ed Mathematucs Scnence HARRY STREIFER Syracuse Unuversuty A B English DEWITT F WELLS Syracuse Umversaty A B Mathematncs RAYMOND J BROWN Albany State Teachers College B S Business l 1 O O O New York University, M.A. D ALBERT G. 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Q ' ' Q, ' . 1 Q Xu ' ' N VA L X x k Y X X X X N 1 1 X 1 , ' K 1 5 f f Standing R Cunnungham K Lowe Seated R Vunurua S SGFNDSON R Osterhoudt J Krk, M Scheffel J Geber Class of 1948 Year by year un steady stream senuor classes take theur place of leadershup un the school then go separ ate ways out unto the world We the class of l948 led by Rex Cunnungham Ruth Vunung Sara Sampson and Ken Lowe have left our mark upon the school and now at thus moment of departure pause to say goodbye Thus was an hustoruc year because the Senuor Prom wuth uts wushung well magnufued by Vunce Edwards band was so colorful because our play Peg O My Heart was such a funushed performance and because the basketball team for the furst tume won an Inter Sectuonal champuonshup These events we wull remem ber but also we value the patuent guudance and un derstandung of our parents and teachers especually our class advusors Mr Culver Mrs Norwood Mrs Partlan Muss Tarrant Mr Bauley and Mr Vaughn who helped us to carry our plans to successful com pletuon So wuth thought of gratutude for those who have helped us and best wushes to those who wull follow the class of 48 now uouns the great company of those who call K H S theur Alma Mater Class of 1949 The Junuor Class consustung of more than three hundred and fnfty members after a luttle delay sought formal organuzatuon early un January Thus was accomplushed by the electuon of the class offucers Those selected for the executuve posts were Presu dent Bob Osterhoudt Vuce Presudent Jacquelune Kurk Treasurer Jack Gerber and Secretary Marulyn Scheffel A commuttee of fuve members was nomunated to select the most appropruate class jewelry Plans for the Jumor Hop held May l were soon underway through the efforts of the Forty Nuners The class us greatly undebted to uts advusors Muss Barnett Muss Fellows Mrs Boyd Mr Doheny and Mr Etuenne for theur unterest and sound advuce Havung now completed three years of our hugh school career the Class of 49 looks forward to uts senuor year overflowung wuth ambutuon and wuth great hopes for a brught future 1 Stand ng J Ba no utz V Swa son D Meyers P Ta A Bu ke W Hansen snug R Colange C Pery Class of 1950 We the members of the Sophomore Class feel that a very successful year has been completed For the furst tume un many years the Sophomore Class has been organuzed completely We elected Douw Meyers Presudent to guude us through the year He was assusted by Patrucua Tarr Audrey Burke and Wullard Hansen Vuce Presudent Secretary and Treasurer respectuvely We cannot for get also the help guven us by the Sophomore Councul un audung the offucers un theur uob of governung Among the hughlughts of the year were the Sopho more Party the formatuon of new clubs for sopho mores our partucupatuon un other clubs of the school and our pucnuc at the end of the year We extend our congratulatuons to our outstandung basketball team and wush ut contunued success We are very grateful to our advusor Mr Woodard for help and cooperatuon throughout the year Ezghteen Class of 1951 The percentage of the class of l95l that owes uts freshman year to the Myron J Muchael School has gotten along very well wuth last year s changes and has made quute a bug change utself We have elected class offucers They are Presudent--Cornelua Perry Vuce Presudent Valorue Swanson Secretary Joan Barnovutz and Treasurer Rosetta Colange The My ron J Muchael School also unaugurated a serues of twenty sux raduo programs They started October l6 l947 and the last program was heard Aprul l5 l948 Thus very successful udea was supervused by Muss Mary Kelly The Student Councul and the MJ M Chatter have progressed wonderfully Mr Streufers Dramatuc Club presented three plays thus year The Patchwork Quult Grandma Pulls the Strung and Babs Goes Dramatuc As usual they went over bug We are of course antucupatung our entrance to K H S next year but are sure most of us are goung to muss our wonderful M J M : . ' , . . I - ' . - - . , . i . , . r 1 1 1 , l I ' 1 1 - 1 1 - I I I I 1 - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . I 1 4 I I I I 1 I , . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 - ' ll - II 0 1 1 ' ' - . 1 1 - . I I . . - . I ' l ' ' ' I ' I - . . , . , . - - 1 . 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 I 1 , . . . , ur 6 ' 1 i : . r v' , . n . . , . rr, . r , . . g , ' , , r . 1 ' , . . . - ' I , 1 1 1 - 1 I - 1 ' 1 I f ' ' 1 . , ' . ' I ' 1- ' Q . 1 ' ' ' . , , . I - . . - ' I I I , 1 . u . . . 1 O a 1 1 . . . - - I , . , . - 1 . . . . , pg pp h N H J GQ d ff Q M Wht Tllid H O h F Bay D er! L 'I948 Zehentner Doris Suppnes FrankT Frnedman Adele E Herb Naomi E Merrlhew Levan W Bower Jane Ann Hornbeck Norma White Margaret C Boolukos Peter J Bayer Eleanor M Gaudette Bernadette Rosenthal David Vmlng Ruth E Gray Glorla Llpgar Dorothy Reynolds Arnold M LaWare Lnlllas M Harder Margaret F Every Ruth M Scully Rosemary Moore Joan A Oehrlem Barbara N meteen 95 416 94 794 94 450 93 944 93 404 93 236 92 878 92 400 92 357 91 948 91 621 91 523 91 400 91 395 91 236 90 837 90 675 90 61 1 90 588 90 578 90 078 90 071 tner, R.. Scully, . Hornbeck. Second row: M. order, G. Gray, E. er. Top row: P. Boolukos, A. Reynolds, , Rosenthal, L. . I . ...-...... . . , . .......... . , D . ........ . 5 . ........... . , . ....... . , .......... . , .... .... . Lipskar, lris M. ........... 92.829 ' I I .uvnfnun . , . ......... . , . ......... . , ' ...... . - - , .......... . , . . .......... . i , .............. . , ........... . , . . . ....... . , . ......... . , I . ....... . , . ....... . . . . , ..... .... . ,. . ..... .... . 1 ' . . . . . . . F JACQUELINE ACKLEY Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 rusma 3 4 4 ic M J M Ever Slnco Eve cost I Spreading the News cast 4 Peg O My Heart cast 4 French 3 4 Latin our 2 4 Ch s 3 4 Announcer 3 4 Record 2 President 4 Owls I Alpha 2 Student Council 3 Peg O My Heart MARIE L AIELLO Klngston Academic course A A I 2 3 Cass basketball I 2 3 Ca taml 2 Hockey 3 4 Class ball I 2 3 4 Bank sma 3 4 Tri HI 4 V President 3 Presrdent 4 Leaders J M Dram H S Dramatic 4 Reverle cast 4 Latin 3 Bowlmg 2 3 Announcer I 2 ecard 2 National Honor Society 4 Twlrlers I Owls I Student Council 3 Sometimes I wonder why I spent the lonely nights dreaming of a song JAY S ALCON Klngston Academic course Class basket ball 2 3 Chess I Chorus 4 estra I 2 Band I 3 nouncer 3 got rhythm I got music l got my gal who could ask for anything more? JOAN M AMATO Kingston Business course A A I 2 3 Banker 3 Trl Hn 3 Announcer 4 Owls I Put your little foot Put your little Put your lrttle foot Right here' CLAIRE L. ANDERSON New Salem Art course, John Harrigan Jr. High, Brooklyn, New York Ig Art 3, 45 Treasurer 4. Swiftly the moments fly, Summer will pass us by, Bringing us thru the long years A All of our secret souventrsf' i 4' i rua tt Qi QQ une-Y S ,7- IV' 'x Wh' alla-no than ar Ss I . - Twenty I ,r,, FAY ADI N Kingston Academuc course A A I Class basketball I Prisma 3 4 Home con 4 French 3 4 Bowll Q Record 2 3 4 Einstein Math Owls Ill See You In My Dreams JOSEPH P ALBANY Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Football squad 3 Varsity 4 5 Co captann 5 Varsity basket 4 5 Class softball I 2 4 Captain 2 4 Class basketball I 2 Captain 2 Letter Club 2 5 President 5 Marshal 4 Hi Y 5 A A Council 5 Announcer 3 Newman Club 3 4 Hands across the table ELIZABETH A ALLEN Woodstock Acade IC course Prisma 3 Red Cross 2 4 Dramatic M J M 4 Fre our 2 3 4 ous I 2 Owls The charm of your face IS setting the pace And taking my heart by storm The warmth at your smile knew all the while Was taking my heart by storm NAN T AMATO Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I Class soft ball I Prisma 3 4 Homecon 4 HI 4 J M Drama: wman I 2 3 4 Owls Right as the rain That falls from above JOANNE M. ANDORN May Park Academic course' A. A. I 2 3 4, Class basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Class softball I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 45 Hockey 3, Prisma 3, 4, Home- con 3, 4: Leaders' 3, 45 Red Cross Ig Record 2, Newman I, 2, 3, Owls' I. You Belong to My Heart FRANCES E APA Kingston Acodemuc course A A I 3 Cass softball l Class as k ball I Banker I Prnsma 3 anush 4 Owls Skatm N wmon I 2 3 Too soon classmates wall b parted And hwell say good bye to all ns ROSEANN C ASHDOWN Kmgston Homemoknng course Prusma 3 mecon I 2 3 Roseonn of Charing Cross l keep your memory ever bright Roseonn of Cha Ing Cross ESTHER M AUSANIO Kingston ademrc course A A I 2 ass asketball I Drnsma 4 Homecon 4 TIHI 3 4 Red Cross Councrl 3 4 Cho us 3 4 Bowlrng 2 Annour' M Dram Ows l Newman 2 3 Ana when you wake up each morn Arent you glad that you were born? Thmk what youve got the whole day through Arent you glad you re you WILLIAM H BARKLEY Port Ewen Academrc course A A I 5 Marshal 3 Banker 2 3 ture Farmers Z 3 Announcer 3 The Dorktown Poker Club ARTHUR C BASCHNAGEL Port Ewen Academrc course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I Chorus I Sk Clu You hut the spot .ww as fb E' Twenty one ELLEN M APPLEBY Kmgston College course St Vmcents Newport News Vurgnnla l Gesu warn: Florlda l St Mar s Mnaml Florlda 3 4 Class basket ball l Lrbrory 4 Chnstmos Carol c st 3 Gurls Athletic Club 2 Its the place for me g e Its great to be Round the lazy countryside X225 J' ff, ,cf,YJ :'f'22, ff f I1 Yc: 6f o64 if lncoln Park Academ course A A I 2 rnsm 'Y I Chorus I, 2 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Arvwouncer I- Ernst In Math Ows I Skatlng 3 lf a body kuss a bod Need a body cry? CLAIRE M BAKER Kingston Academc course South J Hugh Newburgh I Newburgh Free Academy 2 Catskull Hugh 2 A I 2 3 4 Class basket 2 4 Coptaun I Class soft 4 Socc 2 4 Ban Prlsma T Hr 3 Lea ers urury I 2 Rea Cro I Damatlc I 2 Band I Costume and Make up 2 Echo staff 2 l wonder where you get your sweetness from Your dlsposltron makes the ram go NANCY M BARNUM Kingston smess course A A I 4 Class basketball 4 Hockey 4 Psma34TruHu34Lea s 4 Chor r a I Alpha 2 Owls l May Queen Lovely to look at delightful to know BETTY A BATTENFELD Hurley Academuc course A A I 2 3 Prlsma 3 4 Art 4 Frenc Bowlnng 3 Owls I Class basket Class so o botmg Club l Personallo Edutor Maroon I always wrsht that l could be a cowgurl Arrdm and oroom where the wand IS free ELEANOR M BAYER Moy Park Academic course Holy Cross Academy New York City I A A 2 3 4 Class bask tball I 3 4 Captain 2 Hockey 4 Class ball I 2 4 CCIPII Cheerleader 3 PYISYTTU 3 4 Leaders 3 4 Dramatic 3 4 French 3 4 Latin 3 4 German 3 4 Captain bowling 3 Record 2 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Owls I Student Council 2 Dome Rumor 3 4 Pistol Packing Momma ROSS J BEESMER Port Ewen Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I 2 Chess 3 hoir 3 orus I Announcer 2 m lust a shy guy M I My' LEO BIGLER Connelly Industrial Arts course Blue skies shining on m Nothing but blue skies D I ee MARY A BITONTE Klngston Business ourse A A Prisma 3 4 Homecon 3 A nouncer 2 Owls I Newman I For it was Mary Mary Sweetest girl I know JOSEPH H. BLAHA St. Remy Agriculture courseg Future Farmers I, 2, 3 4. ln a little town near Kings- ton By a stream so clear and cool A boy would sit and fish and dream When he should have been in school. GEORGE A BECK Klngston Academic course A A I 4 Football squad 3 Golf squad 2 Banker 3 Choir 2 3 4 hor I 4 Orc a nd I 2 3 Bow ng 3 4 nouncer 2 Newman 2 3 Person alia Staff Maroon I hope the band keeps play n WOLFGANG R BERCHTOLD Woodstock Academic course Keep smiling all the while' GEORGE W BILYOU Kingston Academic course A A I 4 Class basketball I 2 3 Class ball I 2 Trak 2 Cross Country 2 Bowlingl 2 3 New n I 2 3 U S Na Tomorrow never comes NO tomorrow never comes MADALYN A BLACK Trllsan Academic course A A I 2 Class basketball I 2 Class soft balloxll Homecon 3 Announcer I s Thats My Blonde HARRIET M. BOICE Lake Kotrlne Academic course' A. A. 3 4' Prisma 3, 4' Homecon I 2, 3: Red Cross 4' Choir 2 3 4' Chor- us I 2 3 4. 'All the cowhands want to marry Harriet But she dont want to marry Yet . Shes having too much fun! VERA A. BOLDT Kingston Academic course, John Adams High, Ozone Park I, 2, 3, A. A. 4, German 4, Chorus I, Arista Club 2, Class basketball I, 2, 3, Class softball I, 2, 3, Class vol- Ieyball I, 2, 33 Tennis 2g Danc- ing 2, Badminton 2. lf you are but a dream, I hope I never waken, It's more than I could bear to fund that I'm forsaken. DOROTHY A BONESTEEL Ulster Park Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Prisma 3 4 Homecon 2 3 4 Ows I How I hope and how I pray We will reminisce together long After Graduation Day IGNAZIO A BOSCO Ulster Landing Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 Class basket 2 ass softball 2 3 M All Stars I Dramatic 4 Reverl cast 4 Peg 0 My Heart cast 4 erman 4 Chorus I 2 owling 3 4 Ca tain nouncer 2 3 4 Boys Sports Ed itor Maroon No strings and no connection No ties to my affections CARL BRANCATO Rosendale Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Class softball I Class basket ball 2 Varsity football 2 Student Council 3 Under that old black magic called love' JOAN A BRANDT Kingston snness course A A I 2 4 Class basketball I Class soft Ban er Prisma Owls I We will cherish deep The mem ries of the ioyous days we knew tim- 'Nw 'Kill' ,Xt Q Twenty three DORIS H. BOLECHOWICZ Kingston Business course, A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Class basketball I, Class soft- ball I, Prisma 3, Owls' Ig Busi- ness Manager Dame Rumor 4. l'd rather be me. PETER J BOOLUKOS Kingston Academic course I know a guy and his name is Pete Hes not the kind you usually meet He always pleases you and m JANE A BOWER Hurley Academic course A A 2 3 4 Recording Secretary Prisma 3 T Hi 3 Dramatic 3 4 Reverie s 4 Latin 3 horus I 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 President 3 Announcer I Record President 3 National Honor So ciey 3 Ows I Proper Manager Peg O My Heart 4 Circulation Manager Maroon With her piano on her knees She picks out her melodies The little girl with the little toy piano OROTHY M BRANDT Kingston mess course A A 3 Class basketball I Class softball Ca am Ban er risma 3 4 T 4 Che Chorus I 2 Bowling 2 Announ I Owls I Ping pon I have but one heart This heart I bring you JOE M BRAZEE Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Class basketball I 2 3 He flies through the air with the greatest of ease The daring young man on the flying tropeze DEBORAH M BRENNER Kingston Academuc course A A I Banker I Prusma 3 4 Red Cross orusl 3 4 Bowlun Announcer 2 4 Record 2 Owls I Rudung Club 2 Art 4 lm a bug gurl now I want to be treated luke bug gurl now' W 11351 W DANIEL BROWN Kingston Trade course Baseball squad I 2 Varsuty 3 4 Class basket I 3 4 Class saftba Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Stu dent Councul 2 I wush I knew the name ot the gurl un my dreams MARGUERITE M BROWN Atwood Academuc course A A 3 Prusma 4 Tru Hu 3 4 Spanush 3 4 Announcer 4 Record 4 Owls I Student Councul 4 My How the Tame Goes MARY A BRUCK Kingston Academuc course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I 2 3 P ma 3 Homecon 3 Newman Ows I Youll know when ut happens You wont have to guess All at once your heart us Fulled wlth happuness CATHERINE T BUCKLEY East Kungston Business course Prusma 3 4 Owls Club I JHow much longer must I waut Kate? How much longer must I walt Kate? A ,X Q35 il IN-Iyar sown .43 rgqfffwf 1 is M 5' Q M Jn 1 ' fl o vu 4 H5 E , 51 ' 'K H744 Twenty four GLORIA L BROWER Kungston Busuness course Agungton Hugh I'IS Hu 3 4 Lubrayl 2 Ho con I Dancung Club I Blue Eyes JOHN C BROWN Kingston op course A A 2 Baseball squad I 2 3 Captaun 3 Letter Club 2 3 ves me n a a mood PHILIP ROY BROWN Kingston Academuc course A A I 4 Cross Country I 2 3 4 s ketball squad I 2 3 Varsuty 4 Track squad I 3 4 Class sott 4 Letter 4 G Club I 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Wuth a rught guy you can never go wrong FLORA E BUCHANAN Kingston Academuc course A A I 2 3 sma 3 ess I M J M Dramatuc Latun 3 German 3 4 Presudent and I 3 Bo g Sku 2 3 4 Natuonal Honor So cuety 4 Student Councul 2 As sustant Edutor Dame Rumor I 2 A work of art wuthout a ques tlon Yaud better wrute her num ber down DONALD H BUDDENHAGEN Kingston ade course A A I 2 3 Football Baseball I Cross Country I Track I Football As sustant Manager 2 Banker I 2 R Cross 2 B whng 2 3 4 Class softball I 2 3 Class bas ke all I 2 4 Announcer I 3 4 Ne War Bond Councul I 'Whadda they say when they see me comun' theur way? Jackson, you're as sharp as a tack wuth a belt un the back ' , 5 . . , 2: , ' l:Ch ',2..'1' 'gzp ' - , ' ' V 4 . I I ' ' I, 25 A. A. 3, 45 'ma 3, 4, I 2 - Tri- ' , 5' ' r , 5 me- - I H I ' 0 ll All fir I , I ll wk 1 3 M A It ,530 , ,Cc T . 7 ML C eff'41'f'fK:ii of u I ' ' 'I al u 1 5 5 +4-yrj !,' V117 ' , , A A , .5 ' b2:uu',z, , 2' H22 Y. 3 I Sh 5 . .',3,4: - ' , 5 , . H ' I Lo ' gm I I zy xfffas Q ' I .A xt-u izffxfg, 'A ' ' 2 A - , 2, 3, . A..P-1,142 1 ,,,:,B0- : ' 1 5' ' 1 I A .i, ', Z 5 1 . ball I, 2, 3, 5 E .5 ym , By. , , , : - - v ,, . . f .' 31+ .'., I v H23 . ffQ'g:?15', ' 4, Pri , 4, tru-Hu '2,'3,' 4? - . ' l K Ch- 3 . . . ' IL P . . ' ' f, j' ,N 4:58 ' , 2. l.,Wl'fI 2. 3. 4g 35 'I' . ' ' ' . f y 5 . , ' ' ,A 5 3, 4. ' ' 5, fyg'if,5,3 Tr 1 . - . . , 4: . Ii 1 ,' I 2 ' , J ' 2 Q ed 5 o 'A , , 5 f ', fb , , E ' ' , . . Q' Ski I, 2, 3, 3 - wman I, 2, 35 . I : 1 ' f -I CJ' 'Yf .3 - ' E . .Q I '-A r BARBARA J BULEY Glenford Academlc course Prlsma 3 4 Spanrsh 4 Owls Oh your soul so pure and sweet Makes my haapuness com plete PATRICIA J BURNS Klngston Academic course A A I 2 3 ass basketball I 2 Cass softball I 2 3 4 Hoc y So cer 4 P I ma 3 H 3 4 Recordlng Secretary 3 reasurer 4 Leaders 2 3 amatlc M J M I 4 Ever Since Eve cast I Spread mg the News cast 4 Sparush Bowling 2 3 4 Capt In Announcer I 2 3 Record 2 Natnonal Honor Socuety 4 Owls Newman I 2 3 Toboggan Skating 3 Personalla Edutor Mo roon Agreed by all the gentlemen obvuously The Madam has the cutest personallty GEORGE .I CADDY Kmgston B slness course A A I 2 4 Class softball I 2 Announcer I Future Farmers 3 4 Archery 2 3 Newmanl 2 3 lm lust too shy to say the things Ive planned JOAN M CAIN Kingston Academlc course Sockets Hugh kets Harbor I 2 H 4 Chess 3 4 Secretary 4 Rec ord 4 Elnsteln Math 4 Natuonal Honor Soclety 4 Dame Rumor 3 Cuselmh gal andhs mY QUY Its as sample as that CLAIRE D CARPINO Flatbush Homemakung course A A 3 4 Captam class softball 3 Cap tam class volleyball 3 Cass Archery3 Banker 4 Prnsma 3 4 Homecon I 2 3 4 Announcer I Toboggan 3 Skatmg 3 Smcerely Yours O sf 10 Twenty five 1 l qv be of .15 if 4 DONALD F BURGER Klngston Trade course ey Hey Hey good lookun Glve un and well begun cook That dellsh llttle dush called ove RONALD F BURNS Kingston Academuc course A A I 2 orus I 2 Dream when youre feellng blue RAYMOND A CADOY Kmgston Academlc course A A I 2 3 ass osketball I 2 Cass softball I 2 3 Choru I 2 Bowlung 3 Stage Crew 3 4 No more women not for me Women just brung musery JEANNE A CARNEY Kingston Academnc course Vusutatlon Academy I DuBuque Senlor Hugh DuBuque Iwa 2 A A 3 4 Class basketball I Class soft Prlsmu I atm 4 Dramatucs 2 Record 4 ature Club 2 Ya Wa Ca 2 Go on your way but don t for ge Keep that smlle your face FREDERICK B CARR Klngston Art course Art 3 4 Dramatuc 4 Prompter Peg O My Heart 4 Cartoon Work Dame Rumor The stars dont shane for me They shme for someone else CLYDE F CARTER Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Baseball squad I 2 3 4 Foot ball squad I 3 Class softball I 2 3 4 Captain 4 Class basket I Ca a Banker 2 Red Cross 2 Bowling ouncer I 3 I ewman I 2 4 Stucen Council 2 Slender Tender Tall DOLORES M CASTRONE Kingston Academic course South Kort right Central School I 2 Class basketball I Prisma 3 4 Chorus 2 Nurs ng Club I Im full of fun and fancy free Thats the way I want to be GLADYS L CHASE Kingston Business course A A I Pr: ma 3 Red Cross 4 Owls Club I ld know your grace that warmth of face that only the Angels get And so comparing you with of these things s that I can cl THEODORA E. CLARK Port Ewen Academic c urse A, A, I , , 4' Soccer 4' Banker 3' Prisma 3, 4' Homecon 2 3 4' Red Cr ss , O s I. Embrace m My sweet embraceable you. ELAINE D. CLAYTON Kingston Academic courseg Class baskete ball I, 2g Class softball Ig Banker I, 2, 35 Prlsrna 3, 4g Homecon 45 Bowling 2g Owls' I. My pretty girl. YV' Nav 'nv-v-. N5 Twenty-six .o ROGER E CASH DOLLAR Wittenberg Academic course Class softball 2 3 Banker 2 3 4 Anno ces I 2 War Bond Councnl I 2 asanova Cricket DEBORAH M CAU NITZ Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 sma 3 4 T H 4 French 4 Record 2 Owls Club You ve got the sweetness ol angel And a honeysuckle vine KENNETH A CHRISTIAN Sawlull Tade course A A I 2 3 Baseball manager 3 Letter Club anker 3 A A Councl Band 3 I heard the Prairie colung m ELEANOR A. CLA USEN Kingston Academic course' Jamaica High Jamaica, New Y rk I 2, 3g Pris ma 3' German 4' Chorus I. I do do do like you.' FLORENCE M. CLINE Kingston Business course: Homecon I1 Bowling 23 Owls' Ip Newman I, 2, 35 Twirler I, 2. Dreams are a dime a' dozen. But ah what a way ot passing time. ROBERT E CONLON Kingston Academnc course A A I ootball I 3 4 Class k all I 2 3 Class softb ll ck 4 Let 2 3 4 Banker 4 Announcer I Newman I Drunk to me only wlth thlne eyes lt s cheaper that way JENNIE M CORRADO Kmgston Business course rlsma 3 Homecon 3 Bowlung 2 Owls I Newman I 2 3 Sweet personallty full of ras callty REX CUNNINGHAM New Paltz Academlc course New Paltz h I 2 3 Cross Country Track 2 3 Football squad 3 Letter 4 Secretary of Sophomore Class Treasurer Junlor Class B nd 2 3 Student Councll 2 Presudent Sensor Class 4 For we dont want to resust lrreslstable You RONALD T DAVENPORT Hugh Falls Academic course A A 4 Golf squad 2 4 Sk: H 3 4 Treasurer 4 Red Cross 2 S Clb2 3 4 Presldet3 4 Student Councnl 3 4 He makes the nlght a lnttle brighter Wherever he would go FRANCES M DAVIS Kingston Blsnness course A A I 2 4 Prlsma 3 4 Homecon 3 4 HI I O The song of you wall grow sweeter and sweeter all lnfe thru 'Y if-ff o- Nur ,,..- QW' Twenty seven MARION A COOPER Tlllson Accdemlc course Class soft b I Class basketball I Prus ma 3 Spanlsh 3 Bowlnng 2 Owls I Camera 3 Dome Rumor Staff 4 Just say that lm a frlend of yours ANN M COUGHLIN Kingston Academuc course A A ass basketball I 2 Class so ball I 3 Prnsma Homecon 4 Tru Hu 4 French 3 4 Twlrler I Bowlung 4 Record Newman I 2 3 Skatmg R mg 3 Owls I You re an Angel PHILIP J DANAHY Stone Rldge Academlc course A A I 4 Varsity Cross Country 4 ack 3 4 HI Y 3 Dramatlc I Ska 2 3 4 Newman 2 3 4 War Bond Councll I Theres a somebody lm long mg to see l hope she turns out to be Someone to watch over me ALVENA J DAVIS Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Prnsma 3 4 Llbrary 2 3 ed Cross 4 German 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Announcer 3 Chl Alpha I 2 Owls I Debatmg Clubl You ve got to accentuate the posltlve CORA C DeCICCO Kingston Academic course Class softball 2 3 4 Prlsma 4 Homecon l 4 Bowllng 3 4 lm comm a courtun Cora Got a four leaf clover stuck an my lapel Wlth a horseshoe ln my pocket And a robblts foot as well BETTY E DeClCCO Kingston Busuness course Saugertlcs H hl A 2 4 Prlsm Bowlung 2 Newman 2 curls Gle Club l l thunk you rc wonderfu l th nk you re grand' FLORENCE M DeCICCO Kingston Academic course A A l 2 3 Class basketball l P 3 C softball 2 Cheerleader Prusma 3 4 Homecon n nouncer ewman Ows l Debatmgl Just sa that lm a fruend of yours MARIE A DIETZ New Paltz A ademnc course A A l 2 3 Cass basketball l 2 3 on 3 So cer l-locke 3 3 r Red Cross 2 3 Announcer Z 3 n Ow l Toboggan lrler l Put your arms around me honey Hold me tlght ELIZABETH C DIERKS Rosendale Business course Mudwood Hugh rooklyn New York l A A Prnsma 3 4 Typnst Maroon Keep that smlle on your face Dont let lt ever be replaced PAUL T DONOHUE Kingston Academlc course A A l 4 3 4 Manager of basketball 3 et 3 3 4 Secretar A ouncnl 3 ku 4 Se tary 4 All or nothlng at all Half o love never appealed to m If your heart never could yleld to me Then Id rather have nothlng o all W8 1' 199 'Xiu 'ik 'PW lml li.. Twenty ezght DOROTHY R De CICCO Kmgston ege course A A I ass softball l 4 Fle Hockey 3 4 Class basketball I Pr T I aders 7 3 4 Treasu r 4 ramatlc Fr nc ln 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 Reco ws S 1 Z Student Councul 3 Whatever she does She does her best LAWRENCE DECKER Port Ewen Acadermc course A C ass softball l Class asketball l Bowlung 3 Announcer l Future Farmers 2 Youre smooth so clelnghtfully smooth' MARIAN E DELANOY lr-lomemakung course Homecon 3 Newman Clubl 2 3 Ow That s the klnd of gurl I dream RITA G DITTUS Klngston Academlc course A A sma 3 4 Spanish 3 4 La Ows l lt pays to be kmd And help a friend rn need Doing that youll always fund Happlness Indeed KATHLEEN M DONOVAN Kmgston o ege urse A A l ass asketball l ass softball l 2 3 4 Capt oc ey occer nker l 3 ma 3 Tru 3 4 Leaders 2 3 4 Drama rc M J M l Ever Smce Eve cost l H SP 4 Latln 4 Bowllng 2 3 Record 2 Twlrl N wman l 3 Rrdm Toboggan 3 Personalna Edltor oroon Little Mlss lrlsh Sweet as on angels lass Sure tus the lrlsh an your gmlle That carrles me back to the em rald Isle 2 H .VL. I L ,. A K -' V Coll , . . , 2 3, . ' 4, Cl , Z, 3, 1 ld iQ . 5 jA' 1 31 1,1 2 0,3141 ' 2, 3, 4, isma 3, ru-H 3, 4, I 1 C Lc ' ,, , g , re , M. - S , J. M. D lg c h 3, 4, ' ll ' Lat , , , , , rd I ' 2, O l ' lg o-H 'g 41 , , ' ' 'OSS K' ' , .A, 1, 2, 3, - +A, 4,1 ,2,3,4g 4, N 1, 2, 5, ll 1 21 32 F I ' - ' , , , ., ' Y . , 3, 4- m,1,,. X c ' , . , , , , , 42 l . , , COD- t i g c 4, y , 4 ' - Prisma 3, 4, Homecon 2, 3, Trl' Kingston Hi , 4, Art 4, Leade s' 2, 3, . , 1 1 1 .1 f 2 ' I Is' 4: Sk 4: IS. ' 3! r , , , , Tw. ' 24 his l. H I V V H 2 of. .Q I . QQ ' q , , 1, 4, ' , , Pri , Q . 1 tin B v , g . . l, 31 l ' - H ' ' I In .' C ll co 5 . , , 2, 3' . , 4, Cl b , 2, 3, 4, . V ' Q L ' ' fl H k 3 ,4, S, , om ' 1 ' I r I 3 4 ter , 45 HIVY , , y 4, 3 . p- 4 '-- 1 A. , C g S 3, , cre- ' g fu 5 ' '1 fish! 5' 4' ,Hg ' .8 1 ' Kf l. sf 4f anish 3, , 3, 9, er lg e l l, 2, g ' g 3? , M . ' t . - . , 15, ,305 . - I., ,013 , LZ. ' Mil: WALTER DOUGHERTY Kingston Trade course, A. A. I 2, 3, 4, Class basketball I, 2, Captain 1, 2, Class softball I, 2, Captain 2, Banker lg Bowling 3, Announcer I, Student Council 2. Where do we go from here boys? Where do we go from here? FRANCIS DUFFY Kingston Business course A A I 2 3 ass basketball I 2 Class softball I 2 3 4 Footb ll uad I 3 Track squad I Baseball squad I Banker I Bowling I 2 3 4 Announcer I S 2 3 Newmanl 2 Aint no gal got a brand on me no sir ee WARD J DUNHAM Kingston Academic course Basketball Var 4 B s J 3 Varsity 4 Le 4 Announcer 3 4 No Can D CLARE A EGAN Kingston Academic course A A Class basketball I 3 Cass ball l 2 Prisma 3 A A uncil I 2 Sk I Newman 4 O Twas a moment like this do you remember? And your eyes threw a ss when they met mine MARGARET A FAASS Tillson Academic course Swanson Jr High Arlington V I Pooes ville High Poolesville Maryland Hackensack High N J Prisma 3 At 4 Library I Chorus 2 Girls Reserve I And now we look forward To the things well never for get 4' ,Q 5'4.,u. sq'-v SN who C Y Q, YI' Twenty mne ELIZABETH A. DuBOIS Connolly Business course, A. A. I, 2, 3, 43 Class softball I, 2, 3: Class basketball 2, Banker 3, 4, Pris- ma 3, 4, Homecon 4, Chi Alpha 25 Owls' I. Wishing will make it so Just keep on wishing, and care will go, ,f RICHARD J DULIN Connelly Trade ourse A A I 4 Varsity baseball I 2 Class basketball I 2 3 Lett r I 2 3 4 Secretary A A Council 4 Student Council 2 3 Ta e M Ot to the Ball Game MICHAEL F EDWARDS Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Class softball I 2 Class b sketball I 2 3 4 Capt I Red Cross 2 Ski 2 Newman I ld Rather Be Me RUTH M EVERY Mt Tremper College course A A I Class so tball I 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Pris 3 4 L aders 3 4 M J Dramatic I Bowling 2 4 Ski 2 3 National Honor Society 4 Owls I Student Council 4 Business Manager Maroon Moonlight becomes you It goes with your hair JOSEPHINE C FABBIE Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Cass basketball I 2 3 Class softball I 2 3 4 Banker I Prisma 3 4 Tri Hi 4 Bowling 3 4 Record 4 Owls I Newman Come Josephine in my flying machine ' VIRGINIA A FARRELL Klngston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Prlsma 3 4 Corresponding Se retary 3 Tri Hi 3 M J M Dramatic Secretory I French 3 4 Spanish 4 Bowling 2 3 4 An nouncer I 2 3 4 Record 2 3 National Honor Society 4 The Magic Of You ROBERT E FAUROTE Kingston Business course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I Class soft ball I 2 3 Captain I 3 Banker You re clear ou of is world JAMES L FELTON Ruby Trade course Red Cross Council I Announcer I War Bond Coun When I was a young man A young man was I CHRISTOPHER FIDOW Kingston Trade course. Youll Never Know EVELYN M. FIORE Kingston Academic course' St. Brendans High I' Bay Ridge High Brooklyn, New' York 2' Prisma 3 4' Home- con 3' Spanish 4' Ski Club . Shes a bombshell from Brook- yn! fi 'Qu :g-,Q-.'F! Thirty if ,mfl ' EDITH M FATUM Creek Locks Academic course A A I 4 Class basketball I 2 Captain 3 Class softball P sma 3 4 Chorus I 2 Bow ing 2 Owls I She can do anything better than you Anything you con do She can do better -bw-A JOAN D FAY Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Prisma 3 4 Homecon 3 4 Hi 3 Re C ss 2 M J M Dramaticl Latin 4 An nouncer I 3 Einstein Math 4 Skating 3 Owls I Activities Edu tor Maroon Id do it all over again Go through it all over agam MARY B FERRARO Port Ewen Academic course A A I 3 4 Class' softball I 2 Class basket B r Prisma 3 4 Homecon 3 4 Owls I Newmanl 2 3 For it was Mary Mary Long before the fashion came' LESTER J. FINCH Kingston Business course' A. A. I 2 3 ' Class softball I 3' Marshal I ' Bow ing 4' Newman I 2 3 l Theres a crow in the garden pickin up corn The bulls in the meadow blowin his horn. VIRGINIA M. FISHER Klngston ' Business course' A. A. I' Tr'- H' I' Owls Club I. My school days now are past and gone Tis sad to port from com- rades dear. BETTY FITZGERALD Kingston Business courseg Owls' Club I. When you were sweet, When you were sweet sixteen. GROVER C. FLINT, Jr. Kingston Academic course South Joplin r ugh Missouri I J Hi Hot Springs Arkansas I Gettys burg High, Pennsylvania I Jop In High Missouri 2 Stanton Military Academy Virginia 3 Winchester High Virginia 3 A A 4 Inter mural football 3 Ski Club 4 My Heart is a Hobo ADELE E FRIEDMAN Kingston Academic course A A I 2 4 Class basketball I 2 3 Class s ball I 2 Banker I Prisma 3 4 Leaders 2 3 4 Red Crass 2 Dramatic 3 4 Secretary 4 Peg 0 My Heart cast 4 French 3 4 Chairman 4 Bowling 2 Record 2 3 Einstein Math 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Sec retary 4 President Owls I Bus :ness Manager Dome Rumor 4 A sunny disposition and the sharpest clothes BERNADETTE GAUDETTE Ulster Pork Academic course A A I 3 4 Prisma 3 4 French 3 4 Owls I You re the greatest of bless ings by for And you dont know how lucky you are BOB I. GHEAR High Falls Academic c urse A A I 2 4 5 Football squad 3 Varsity 5 Basketball squad 2 Varsity 4 5 Baseball squad 3 Varsity etter 3 4 5 nouncer 3 Sk 3 You ve got to be a football hero To get along with a beautiful a V 43.4 if fi-1: N , . K' Qty? fr Thzrty one 3' QC! JOHN II. FITZYATRICK Kingston Academic courseg Class basket- ball 4g Class softball 35 Jr. Var- sity basketball 2, 35 Varsity foot- bal 3, 45 Varsity Cross Country 25 M. J. M. All Stars Ig Marshal Ig' Red Cross lg Gym Club 2, 3. Student Council 3. l'm so, so, so, so, so, in love. THOMAS I.. FLYNN, Jr. Hurley C ege course A A I 2 3 4 Football squad 3 Class soft ba I 2 3 Class basketball I us Orchestra I 2 3 Newman 2 3 Come all you founders if you want to hear A story bout a brave engc neer PETER S GANNON Woodstock Academic course A A 2 3 4 Chessl Choir 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Newmanl 2 3 Deat ing Club I Dome Rumor I 3 4 m sitting on top of e world MORTON E GAZLAY Stone Ridge Academic course A A I 4 5 Football squad 2 3 Varsity 5 Basketball squad 2 3 Varsity 4 5 Baseball squad 4 Cass s ball I 2 3 4 5 Class s all I Letter S HI Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Choir 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Band I 2 Announcer 2 Gotta see a girl about love RICHARD S GIBBS Kingston Business course A A 2 Class softball I Assistant Man ager Football 3 Chorus I 2 3 4 Skil 2 Camera I 2 Phoo grapher Dome Rumor, 4 A fellow needs a gurl To sit by his side at the end of a weary day JOAN L GILL Klngston Co ege course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I 2 3 Class so ball I 2 3 Hockey 3 4 Soccer 4 Banker 2 Prisma 3 4 Hi 3 Leodes 2 Chess I M J M Dramatic French 2 3 Latin 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 4 Bowling 3 Record 2 Ski 3 Owls I Toboggan 3 Ice S ating 3 Debating I l like the gleam in your eye As you pass me by The scent In your hair That tells me beware You re tempting ELSIE B GRAY Gtenford Business course Library 2 Choir 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 An nougcer 3 Owls I Student Coun c On my island of dreams All is sunny and bright PHILIP E GREER Kingston Shop course Benjamin Frank lun laligg Yonkers I 2 Announ Our school days now are past and gone And yet we fondly linger here For sweet each roy that we have known 'Tis sad to part from com rades dear. CHARLES r. Gnuuzwnn fx' Kingston - Business course' A. A. I 2 3' Baseball I 2' Varsity 3 4- Bas- ketball squad 2' Class basketball I 3 4' Cross ountry I 2' Let- ter ' Bowling 3 4- Newman I Ever body here knows good- time C arlie who needs no in- troduction. MARY ANN C. HABER New Salem Academic course, A. A. I, 3, 45 Class basketball I, 2, 3, Cap- tain Ip Class softball I, 2, 3, Soccer 4, Prisma 3, 41 Spanish 3g 45 Einstein Math 4, Newman I, 21 Riding 31 Owls' I. Mary Ann lives on our street. All the boys they think she's sweet And she's nice to everyone, But she gives her heart to none. CAROL M GLOTZL Ronndala Business ourse A A I 2 3 Prnsma 3 4 Class softball I 2 3 Red Cr0ss43 oserman 3 Chor No doubt it must be easy to see That she knows how to use r personality GLORIA GRAY Kingston Academic course A A Class basketball I 2 Banker 2 Prlsma 3 Art 3 Red Cross I Dramatic 3 4 Peg O My Heart cast 4 French 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 Bowlm 2 cord 2 3 Secretary E'instein Math 3 4 Owls I Vice President Riding Club 3 Treasurer 3 Organiza tions Editor Maroon met her in old Vienna JOSEPH A GREGORY Kingston Trade course A A I 2 Class softball I 3 4 Track Assistant Manager 2 Banker I Fare thee well dear Alma Mater Fare thee well an fond adieu JOAN E. GUNTER Kingston Academic course' A. A. I 2 3 ' risma 3 4' Tr'-Hi 4' 3 43 M. J. M. Dramatic I' French ' L ' 4' Rec ' Owls I' Personalia Editor Ma- roon. ost in a dream lm lost in a dream Cant find myself Cause lm lost in a dream! MARTIN F. HAGGERTY, Jr. Kingston Academic course, A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Class softball I 2, 3, 45 Class basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 3, 41 Hi-Y 3, 45 Choir 2, 35 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Announcer 35 Newman Club I, 2, 3. Melancholy every morning Melancholy every night l have nothing but a memory to hold me tight. GERALDINE A. HAJEK North Flatbush Academic course, Sewanahako High, Floral Park, L. I. Ig A. A. 2g Prisma 3, 4, Homecon 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I. Just say that I'm a friend of yours. LORETTA E HAMBLIN Kingston Business course Glens Falls h I 2 Its time for romance when stars shine about Look out Loretta, you better get set, Get ready for love' ALEXANDRA E HANSEN Port Ewen Academic course A A I 4 Class basketball I 2 4 CI softball I 2 uCheerleade T H14 Bowling 2 Owls Club Life is a hip hip hurray' Yea' What a wonderful day DORIS V HART Kingston Academic course A A 4 Class basketball I 2 3 Class so tball I 2 Prisma Homecon 3 4 Red Cross I 2 3 M J M Dramatic I Bowling 2 3 Arinouncer 3 Owls I New a Put on your best watcha say Lets go out and lets be ga And dance our cares away MARGARET M HAYES Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Class softball 2 Class basket 2 fl ma T Spanish 3 4 Record 2 Newman Ow The stars will remember The night we said good bye 'mr' 'Hn' N 'Hina' Ns., Thirty three x MARCIA C. HAM Stone Ridge Academic course, A. A. 4, Pris- ma 3, 4, Homecon 4, Red Cross I. 2, 3, 4, Owls' I, Language Club 4. I saw you standing in the sun And you were something to see. ALICE E HANNWEBER Bloomington Business course Bishop McDon e Memorial Hi h for irls ooklyn I A A 4 Prisma Red Cross I La in u n Language I Gym Club I New man I Typist Moroon If I had a dlctionar I would use the customary Compliments n phrases When I want to sung your praises MARGARET F HARDER Hurley Academic course Prlsma 3 4 French I Owls Club I Im a dreamer aren t we all? BARBARA E HAVER Kingston Academic course A A I risma 3 I French 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 or 2 3 4 Owls I Chi A 2 So Hi 2 Student Council 2 Slender, tender and tall LILLIAN B HEIDCAMP Kingston Homemakmg course Class as ketball 2 Prisma 4 Homecon I 3 4 Bowling 2 3 School days school days Dear old golden rule days Readm and rltin and ruth metuc Taught to the tune of a hlck ory stick JEAN M HENDRICKS Kingston Academic c urse A A I 2 Class basketball I 2 Class softball 2 3 4 Soccer Field hockey 4 Banker I Prisma 3 4 First Vice President 4 T Hi 3 4 Corresponding Secretary 4 Leaders 3 4 Chess M J M Dramatic I Lain 2 German 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Announcer 2 Record 2 Einstein Mah 3 Ski 3 Newmanl 2 3 Skating 3 Dome Rumor stqff 4 I dream of Jeanie with the light brown hair Barn like a vapor an the sum mef CII' RITA M HERZOG Flatbush Business course Otrsville High ew York I A A 2 3 4 ma 3 4 Announcer 2 Newman I should care I should g around weepmg should care I should without sleeping Strangely enough I sleep we cept for a dream or two JOSEPH T HOFBAUER Kingston Industrial Arts course G I 2 years Just say that lm a friend yours' JEAN HOGAN Kingston Music course Prisma 3 4 Tri 3 4 Leaders 3 Choir 2 C orus I 2 3 4 Bowling Class softball I 2 Class basket I 2 3 Owls I Ice Skai 3 Pmg pong I The more I see you the more I want you ilk Somehow this feeling ust grows with every sigh NORMA J. HORNBECK Kingston Business courseg A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Prisma 35 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Record 25 Owls' I5 Student Coun- cil 2. It pegs to be kind And elp a friend in need. Thirty-four NAOMI E HERB Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 rsma 3 4 At 4 Pr nt 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 tional Honor Society 4 Owls I Student Council 4 Art Edito Maroon If I had a dictionary I would use the customary Compliments n phrases When I want to sing your praises MARJORIE A HINKLEY Kingston Music course A A I 2 3 Class basketball I Prisma Tri Hi 3 4 Red Cross Council 3 4 Choir2 3 4 Cho 2 3 4 Bowling 2 Announcer Record 3 Owls I Roly poly Pmg pong I lm saving myself for Bill ALBERT C HOFFMANN Woodstock Agriculture course A A I 2 3 4' Zed Cross 2 Future Farm Can this be me singing? Oh everything is duck Following you and your happy lucky way GLORIA G HOORNBECK Lake Kotrlne Academic course A A 4 P s m 3 4 Owls Club I There are smiles that make us happy There are smiles that make us bue The smiles that fill our life with sunshine Are the smiles that you give to me. BERNARD M. HOWARD Kingston Trade course5 A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Class softball I, 2, 3, 45 Class basketball I, 25 Football squad I, 2, 35 Assistant Manager 25 Banker I, 25 Red Cross I5 An- gouncer I5 War Bond Council I, The one and only! MARGARET B HOWARD Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Class softball I 2 3 Class vol leyball 2 3 Prisma 3 4 Home 2 3 r Hi 3 4 Red Cr s Record 2 Newman I 2 Ows I The world may forget you as time goes passing by The stars will remember MARY J HYATT Kingston Business course A A I 2 3 risma 3 4 wl I Student Council 2 My Marys asleep by thy mur murlng stream Disturb not her dream CHARLES F JACKSON Shokon Academic course Class soft ba 3 A gay Ranchero a caballero Can always find someone to A senorita a sweet Pepita Her other loves will soon for ge BETTY ANN JAHN Ulster Park Business course A A I 2 3 Class softball I, Banker I Pris ma 3, 4, Twirler 2, 3, 4, Bowling , , S 2, Ow ' I've gOt rhythm. THOMAS R. JOY Kingston Academic course, A. A. I, 2, 3. I'Il be seeing you, in all the the old familiar places. iss 'C' , so , J of QI Th irty-five MURIEL F HOYT Klngston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Class softball l 2 3 4 Cass basketball I 2 3 4 Captain l Hockey 3 4 Captain Soccer 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Captain 4 Prisma 3 4 Tri Hi 3 4 Leaders A Co M M Dramaticl Bowling 2 3 4 Captain 2 Announcer 2 Record 2 Sk12 Twirler I Stand up and cheer Stand H p and cheer or WARREN H HYDE Klngston Academic course Millbrook ihNewYork2AAl 3 4 Class basketball 4 Class softball I 4 Football squad I 3 Baske ball squad 2 Track 3 4 Varsity 4 Cross Coun 4 M M All Sta I 3 4 HiY 3 4 Ever Sn Eve cast I Choir 3 4 Chorus I 3 4 Band I Stage Crew 4 Toboggan 3 I fall in love too easily WILLIAM JACKSON Shokan Academic course Class soft I Bo r 3 Cross I 2 Student Council 4 lm gonna tell you some thin Dont make me say it twice You can put away your les sons Throw away your books JANE M JOHNSTON Bloomington Academic course A A l 2 4 Banker I Prlsma 3 4 Pres: dent 4 National Honor Society 4 Ows I Class softball Girls State Representative 3 D A R good citizen 4 Dame Ru mor 4 Luzon, I dream of your blue skies, your sunshine and flowers: Your heavenly music, your moonlight and ' romantic hours. IRVING W. KAPLAN Kingston Business course, Class basket- ball I, 2, 3, Class softball l, 2, 35 M. J. M. Dramatic I: Future Farm- ers Ig Bowling 2, 35 Announcer 2, !Var Bond Council 3, Treasur- er . You, you're driving me crazy What, did I do to deserve all t is DORIS L. KASTNER Port Ewen Hcmemaklng course A 3 4 Banker 3 Prlsma Homecon 2 3 4 Announcer 3 Owls I Student Councrl 3 But these golden days will be gone And only memories wrll linger ANNA A KEARNS Kingston Academic course A A Pnsma 3 4 Class softball I Captaln 2 Spanlsh 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Bowllng Announcer 4 Emstem Math Newman I 2 3 Owls Theres beauty everywhere ROBERT H KELDER Kingston Busmess course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I 2 3 Cl ball I 2 3 4 Banke 3 Y 4 Red Cross 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 Bowlmg 4 Ska 3 4 Toboggan Dreamln all through the day I m dreamm HELEN S KISH South Flatbush Homemakmg course Prlsma 3 Homecon I 2 3 Bowlmg I 2 Please thunk ot me whenever ou re lonely Whenever you re lonely please thmk of me BARBARA A KLINE Kungston Academrc course A A 2 3 4 Prrsma 3 4 Chess I Red Cross J M Drama K H S 3 4 French 3 4 Spanish 3 4 Record 2 3 Natuonal Honor Society 4 Orgomzatuons edutor Maroon You ve got to spread roy up to the maximum Brlng gloom down to the mm :mum 1 ' Us Lg,- 'li fc ink' Thzrty szx ELSIE S. KATONAH Rosendole College course Class softball I Prlsma 3 4 Choir 3 4 Chorus 4 Ows You need no wnngs to be an angel You prove It by the thungs you And speakung of angels l never knew one quite Ike you JOHN D KEATI NG Klngston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Varsity track 3 4 F00tb0ll sq ad 3 4 Varslty 4 G0lf 2 ass softball I 2 4 C basketball I 2 3 4 Letter 3 Bowling 4 Announcer 4 S 3 4 Newman I 2 Amt No Gal Got A Brand On DONALD K KELLY Kingston Academuc course A A I 2 Marshal 3 Banker I Band I 2 Announcer 2 Personalua Edrtor Maroon Beat that drum Old Man Rhythm JOSEPH R KLEIN Kingston Academrc course A A I 2 3 4 Football squad 3 Tenms squad 3 Class basketball 2 3 4 Class baseball I 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 3 Chorusl 2 Record 2 rn just a shy gu my my'l HARRY J KOCH Kmgston Academnc course A A Football squad I Varsnty 2 Co Coptam 4 Basketball squad 2 Varslty 3 4 Track varsnt 2 3 4 Golf varsity 2 Letter 234 HlY4PresdentAA Chonr 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Announcer 2 Skl 4 Gym I 2 4 lm gust wlld about Harry' - . Q s ' . 1 :' , : 2' I I I 1, . I 2,-3, g I- I. ' .I 5 ,, . H I I I y I' on. rf, I. VET? N I ' 4: , , I I - . I, 2: ' Clu , Z , , 3 . msg el b t I A 1' I A 4 I , ' 'I 'Q ' 'I , 42 32 ' ' ' 3 . '. ' 1 : kl , 5 3, 4: , , 1 ' I- .. . . ' ' ,, , Mein : . . : oss . 1 - - - I Soft . , , 1 r :HI- . ' , 3 . '. 5 . ' 1 . . . . 1 ' I ' : - - I. 2. 3. 2 3 4 ' Ml Z :I I I ' 3' I . C . . . tic Ig 3 - ' 3 - - - , : , : ' Y I I. : ' . 1 ' y . I: , : ' W I. . . : ' : : ' ' ' ' I. , . : '- : i . . - bf 4: ' , . 1 . . 3. 4: H - A : ' : . .3. MARY KONIUK North Flatbush Academuc course Class basket l 3 Prusm 4 Latin Bowlung 3 Owls l Archery 3 Pretty Mary pretty Mary Wont you let me take you out tonught9 ROBERT C KRAUS Woodstock Academuc course A A l 2 4 Class softball 2 Chorus l 4 Ska Club 2 4 Rudung 2 The Jeep Song tBump bump bumpl -Jy.l2ff'K2ji X GILBERT A K M Kungston T ecourse AAI 2 3 Chess 3 4 Eunsteun Math Student Councul 4 You Hut the Spot DONALD F KURKA Ruby Academuc course Luke Someone In Love JOAN L LANTRY Kmgston Academuc urse A A l 4 Class basketball l 2 3 Cap n l ss so tball Hockey 3 4 Soccer 4 Prusmo 3 ru H Le s A A Councul 3 Red Cross 2 3 Bow ung 2 3 Captaun 2 nouncer 3 4 Record 2 Owls l Ice Skatung presudent 3 Debat ung l 'Hey, good lookun, say whats cookun? Do you feel luke bookun some fun tonught? -'-me Tb 'filupvy' we psi, 4 1 x Wi B he th ul? Thzrty seven JOAN E KORTH Kingston Busuness course Prusma 2 3 Bow ung 2 3 4 Announcer l Ows I She s got the cutest eyes CONSTANCE E KROM Kungston Academuc course A A l 2 3 rusma 3 4 Tru H 4 M Dramatuc l Ever Sunce Eve l hour 2 4 Cho us We could make such beoutuful musuc together mm mm mm mm MARILYN E KUNTZ Ulster Park suc urse A A l Prusma 3 4 Class softball l Lead 2 3 German 3 4 Chour C rus 2 3 4 Bow 2 Announcer 2 Sk Club 2 3 Ows l Pung DOHQ l The Red Sulk Stockungs and the Green Perfume DONALD A LAIDLAW Kungston Academuc course A A I 2 3 4 Football squad 2 Varsuty 3 4 Class softball 2 Class basket l Te nus 3 4 Leter Mrshal l 3 4 Co caotaun 4 Banker I 2 Chess 3 Red Cross atuc M I-I S 3 4 Treasurer 4 Ever Since Eve cast l Reverue cast 4 eg O My Heart cast 4 Chour 2 3 horus l 2 B Bowlung 3 4 Announcer l D batung l Personalua Edutor a roon Wuth purty Iuttle gurls l love to torry VINCENT LA ROCCA East Klngston lndustrual Arts course Bowlung Announcer I 2 Closs softball As we walk along Iufes hugh way Alma Mater well walk along wuth you' LILLIAN LARSEN Stone Ridge Academic course A A I 2 sma 3 4 orus I 4 Twlrler 2 3 4 Co Captain Ows I feel so gay In a me choly way T t It might a well b spring LILLIAS M LoWARE Hurley Academic course A A 3 4 Class basketball I 2 3 4 Cap tain 2 Class softball I 2 Captain 3 Soccer 4 Banker 3 Prisma 3 4 Leaders 3 4 Red Cross 2 French 4 Announcer 4 Einstein Math 3 4 National Hon or Society 4 Owls I Fresh and ahve and gay and young! MARION E LESTER Kingston Homemaking course Prisma 3 Homecon I 2 3 4 Bowling 2 I put a penny in the slot But all l ever got Was five salted peanuts IRIS M LIPSKAR Kingston Academic course Brookside School Great Barrington Mass I Drew Carmel New York 2 Prisma 3 Artl Dramatic I 2 4 Love and Tea cast I Nine Glrls cast 2 Peg O My Heart cast 4 National Honor Society 4 Sophomore Scnhble Editor 2 Calendar Editor Maroon Its so easy for you' EVELYN M. LONG Kingston Business course, A. A. 3, 41 Prisma 3, 4, Homecon 4, Tri-Hi 3, 4, Red Cross 4, Newman I, 2, Owls' I. Warmer than a June night, As fair as moonlight. lr GRACE M LASCO Rosendale Academic course A A I 2 3 Prisma 3 Homecon 3 4 R d Cross 4 Owls Club I A little faith can do many things If you do your part GEORGE J LEIREY Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Class softball I Class basket ball I Cross Country Varsity I 2 3 4 Captain 3 Track Varsity 2 4 litter 2 3 4 Mars President 4 Vice President Hud son Valley Hi Y Council 4 A A Council 3 Secretary 3 Chorus I 2 3 4 Ski 4 National Hon r Society 3 4 President 4 Empire Boys State 3 Junior Class Pres :dent Boys Sports Editor Ma roon Ev rybody here knows good time Charlie DOROTHY LIPGAR Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Prisma 3 4 French 3 4 Record 2 3 4 Einstein Math 3 4 Na tional Honor Society 4 Owls I Associate Editor Dome Rumor On the other side of the ram bow Y'-1-.nv Thirty-eight RICHARD J LITTLE Kingston Academic course A A Baseball squad 2 3 4 I m Just Happy Go Lucky GEORGE P. LONG Kingston Business course: A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball squad I, 2, 3: Foot- ball squad I, 23 Class basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Class softball I, 2, 3, 4: Art I, 23 Bowling I, 2, 3, 43 Ski 2, 3: Newman I, 2, 3. Georgie, porgie, puddin' and Die. Kissed the girls and made them cry!l GWENDOLYN M LONGENDYKE Kingston Bu mess course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I Prasma 3 4 Chorusl Bowllng 2 Announ c 3 Record 2 3 Owls I or Bond Councll 2 Newman 3 Youll never hear me com plarnmg For to me the sky seems blue ANTHONY .I LUCCI East Kingston rade course A A I Class softball I 2 Class basket ba I 2 Bankerl 2 Red Cr ss Announcer I 2 4 dent Councrl 2 Jackson come or hurry back Cause poppa youre sharp as tack Wlth a belt In the back DOROTHY A MAHONEY West Hurley B srness course A A I 2 3 sma 3 4 Art 2 3 Le 2 3 Chorus 3 Announcer 2 3 4 Rldmg 3 Newma When lrlsh Eyes Are Smlllng G HUBERT MATTHEWS Kingston Academuc course A A 3 Cross Country 3 Soccer 3 Chess 4 Chorus 4 Record 2 The dreamer the dreamer I reckon thats my name JOAN M McKINNEY Kingston Academrc course Middletown Hlghl A A 2 3 4 Cheerleader Prrsma 4 Homecon 4 Trl 4 Red Cross I Chr Alpha Hr 2 Student Councll 3 4 pretty lnttle baby wnth a turned up nose sunny dlsposltron and the sharpest clothes That? the kund of gal I dream 0 .2 so-. 17 Thuly mne KEN LOWE Kingston Academlc course A A I 2 3 arslty baseball I 2 Basketball squad I Vorslty 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Captam tter I 3 4 Banke HI Y 4 A A Councll 4 Announ Sk 3 Sensor Cass Treasurer Our sugar rs so retuned Hes one of those hugh class krnd' JOSEPH F LUKASZEWSKI Klngston Trade course A A I 2 Class softball I 2 Cass base I 2 3 Basketball Bowlrng 2 3 4 Announcer 4 Newman I 2 3 Pardon the grammar w But aunt Ilfe grand SHELDON G MARTIN Kingston Agrlculture course Future rmers I 2 3 Got me a chrcken and got me melon and got me a dollar bouquet My babys on that Mnssusslp pr dream boat and nts puff puff putfm thus way ANNE M McCONNEI.l. Port Ewen Acodemrc course A A I 2 3 4 Banker I Prlsma 3 4 Home cn3 4 Owls I Newmanl Z Class basketball I 2 3 Keep that smule on your Irps And youll have happiness at your trnger taps FRANK D McSPIRlT Town of Ulster Academlc course A A 4 Class basketball I Class softball I 2 3 M J M Dramatlcl Red Cross 3 4 Newman 3 4 ls everybody happy having lots of fun? If everyones agreeable well have another one LEVAN W. MERRIHEW Kingston Academic course, A. A. I, 2, 4: Chess I, 23 Dramatic: President M. J. M. Ip K. H. S. 3, 43 Presi- dent 45 Ever Since Eve cast I, Spreading the News cast 4, Peg O' My Heart cast 4, Spanish 3: Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Announcer 23 Record 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Associate Editor Dame Rumor. Heartaches. FRANKLIN R. MILLER St. Remy Academic course, A. A. I, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 4. l've played post office, blind man's bluff, Pin the tail and all that stuff Tried them all from A to Z But spin the bottle is the game for me. NANCY M MIUCCIO Kingston Academic course A A I 4 Class basketball I 2 3 Class softball 2 Cheerleader 3 Prismo 3 Homecon 4 Leaders 3 Chor us 2 4 Announcer 2 4 ew nl 2 O s Oh What I know about you' Why I could write a book about the way you look In fact l could write quite a ew MARY G MODICA Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Class basketball I 2 3 Banker 4 Prisma 3 4 Homecon 3 4 Spanish 3 4 Newmanl 2 No one can stop you from dreaming Bu keep hopin all your dreams will come true ooh' NOEL MONTALVO Kingston Academic course Jr High P S Sl New York City I Chelsea Vocational High Manhattan 2 3 Choir I Health Club I Not The First Noel Wav' , .4 ,f ,V P fi!-of-...i' fewff.-B , . A if aw EQ I wi .. . 'fi .W My A.. I .,,, my , X, ,.,. . - r-- - I jf Air ' 'J PHILIP W. METZ ER. ' Spillway Road f KTrade course, A. A. I, 4: Banker 2, 4: Einstein Math Club , 4, President 4: National Hon- Society 3, 4, Student Council , 45 Editor-in-Chief Maroon. He'd glide 'cross the floor with the girl he ad0r'd And the band played onl I But his brain was so loaded It nearly exploded, And the poor girl would shake with alarm. HENRY F. MILLONIG Kingston Academic courseg A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Class softball I, 2, 33 Class basketball I., 2, 3, Varsity Foot- ball Manager 3g Letter 3, 43 Li- brary 4: Chess I, 21 A. A. Coun- cil 3, 45 M. J. M. Dramatic Ig Ever Since Eve cast Ig Choir 3: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Stu- dent Council 3, 4. You're a mellow little fellow, You're a coy little boy, You're terrific. ROSE E MIUCCIO Kingston Business course A A 4 Class basketball I Soccer 4 Cheerleader 3 4 s m 3 4 Leaders 3 4 J Dramatic I Chorus I 2 President Ows I Newman I 2 Oh Lady Be Good' CAROLYN M MOGAN Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Class softball I 2 3 4 tain 2 Class basketball I 2 3 4 el' Co captain I Captain 2 Hockey 3 4 Soc er 4 Ice Skating 3 Ping pong I Banker I Prisma T i aders 2 3 Vice president M ma ic I Red Cass I Choir 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Co n 3 4 Announcer 2 3 Stu ent Council 2 Girls Sports Editor Maroon Theres a moan over my shoul JOAN A MOORE Kingston ege course A A I 2 rw win J y -X Forty 4 Class basketballl 2 3 Class softball I 2 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Co captain 4 Prisma 3 4 Hi 3 4 Dramatic M K H S 4 French 3 4 C 4 Bow 3 nouncer 2 3 4 Record 2 Na tional Honor Society 4 Chi Al pha 2 3 Ever Since Eve cast I Associate Editor Dame Rumor A pretty girl is like a melody MARIAN L MORELLO East Kingston Academic course Banker I Prisma 3 4 Home can I 3 4 Red Cross Council 4 Announcer I 4 Stars In My Eyes MARA MULLER Woodstock Academic course Me on J High Mt Lebanon Pa I Class basketball 4 Soccer 3 4 Hockey 4 Prisma 3 Leaders 2 3 President 4 A A Council 4 S nlsh 2 3 Ski Club 3 4 a tional Honor Society 4 Riding 3 Secretary Junior Class Thou rt like a lovely flower So beauteous fair and pure ADOLPH A MUNSON Port Ewen Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Class basketball I 4 Let t 4 Band 2 Ski 3 lm a dreamer Arent we all' GEORGE R. MUSAL St. Remy Academic course' New Paltz C ntral High I, 2' Art 4, Span- ish 4' Personalia Editor Maroon. Life is iust a bowl of cherries Dont make it serious Lifes too mysteriousf PETER J. NACCARATO Kingston Academic course: A- A- I. 2: Red Cross 3, Newman I, 2, 3, 4. The'4worId before us brightly Yet 'Eire fond mem'ry loves to dwell. Yr F arty-one ROBERT E MORRIS Kingston College course A A l 4 Track squad 3 Cheerleader 2 Marshal I Spanish Orchestra I 2 Captain bowling 4 Announcer 3 Ski 3 You act so mighty righteous with that innocent rnug Casanova Cricket you re lust a kissin bug WILLIAM J MULLIGAN Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Cass basketball I 2 3 Class softball I 2 Basketball squad I Baseball squad I 2 3 Varsity 4 Choir 3 4 Chorus I Bo in 3 4 m ub 2 3 wmon I 2 Treasurer 3 Life IS lust a bowl of cherries So l live and laugh at it all ROBERT J MURRAY Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 5 Football squad 2 Class bas ke ball I 2 Class softball 2 Banker I Hi Y 5 Chorus 2 An nouncer 2 Newman Club I 2 3 lm painting the town red HOWARD L. MEYERS Flatbush Trade course' A. A. 2. Its a thrill to remember! ELEANOR P. NAGY South Flatbush Homemaking course: Banker I, 2: Prisma 3, 4, Hamecon I, 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi 4. l'm a big girl now. I want to be treated like a big girl now. WILLIAM M NAIGLES Klngston College course New York MII :tary Academy Cornwall I A A Te ms 3 4 Record 2 3 GymClub2 3 4 vertuser Dame Rumor 3 4 Assust ant Photographer Maroon 3 Feudm and fussm and flght Sometumes It gets to be ex cltm RICHARD A NEWMAN Kmgston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Marshal I Dramatuc 4 er man 4 Announcer 3 Record 2 National Honor Society 4 D batmg Dame Rumor M J M Edntor Assocuate Editor 3 Managing Edltor 4 You re nobody tnll somebody loves you BLANCHE NORTH Hurley Academlc course A A Class softball I Prnsma M .I M Dramatic I Spanlsh 4 Ows I Wlth a hey and a hu and a h ho o She starts off each day with a glow ho ho SHIRLEY A OBRYAN Flatbush Homemaklng course A A 2 3 4 Prusma 3 4 Homecon I 4 want to be loved WALTER G OLSEN Kingston Trade course A A I 2 ass softball I 2 4 C basketball I 3 Assxstant Man ager Football 3, 4, Banker I An nouncer 2, 4 We wall remnnusce together Long after Graduation Day Forty two MARY F NETTER Kmgston Academuc course A A I 2 4 Cass basketball I 2 3 Ca so ball I 2 3 Ban er 3 4 Dramatlc I Latun 3 Chour 2 3 4 orus I 2 4 Bowlm Announcer 4 Record 2 Owls I Toboggan 3 Debating I Person alla Editor Maroon Strange muslc of the spheres Could nts lovely hum be com mg from your heart SALLY F NICOLOSI Kmgston Buslness course Class softball I 2 Class basketball I Banker I Prlsma 3 4 Red Cross M .l M Dramatic I Bowlmg 3 nnouncer I 2 3 S 3 s I Newman I 3 u dent Councll 4 Sally Please dont dnlly dally FRANK H NOWACZEK Klngston Academic course M S Gr ham Jr Hugh I A B Davss Hugh Mt Vernon New York 2 A A 3 4 Football squad 2 Varslty 3 4 Track Varsuty 2 Class bas ketball 3 4 Class softball 3 4 Le er 3 4 Marshal 4 H Y 3 t 2 3 Dramatoc Spreading the News cast 4 Peg O My Heart cast 4 French 2 Cholr I 4 Ch 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Toboggan 3 President Student Councul 4 J Class Treasurer No stnngs and no connectuons No tles to my affections' BARBARA P OEHRLEI N Tnllson Academuc course A A I 2 3 4 Prnsma 3 4 Homecon 3 La t 2 German 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socuety 4 Owls I Dame Rumor 4 Ill Keep Thmkmg Of You DONALD W OSGOOD Wnllovl Academic course Brandon Hugh rmontl 23 AA3 Ar A A Treasurer 3 Dramatic 3 Frnday the 13th cast 3 Sauce for the Gosllngs cast I The Valuent cast 2 Latln 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Vnce President 3, Letters across the Sea Club 3 You'd be so mce to come home to You'd be so nnce by the ture Whrle the breeze on hugh sang 0 lullaby You'd be al that I could de sure It MARILYN M OSTERHOUDT Lrncoln Park Buslness course A A I Pr: ma 3 4 Homecon 4 Owls I She Isnt crazy for diamond nngs Sllkens and satms and fanc thmgs Shes just a sweet lnttle lady ANN M PAGE Kmgston Academlc course A A Prnsma 3 Tru Hn 4 Red Cross I 4 Secretary 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 O s I Keep that smlle on your face Dont let It ever be replaced MILDRED PALMER Kingston Academnc course A A 4 Prnsma 3 4 Trl Hu l Bow g 2 Owls I Chl Alpha 2 You re a wonderful Baby DORIS M PENARO Kmgston course A A I Class basketball I 2 Cl soft 2 3 P mo 3 T H Art 3 4 Red Crossl 4 Bowlnng 2 3 fl Record 4 Owls I w n I forgot to remember MAUREEN R PETERS Klngston C ege course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball 2 3 Class so ball Cap ann Hockey 3 Soccer 3 4 Prlsma 3 fl HI 4 Lea ers 2 Red Cross 3 M J M Dramatic I Bowllng 2 Announcer 2 Rec o 2 Sk: 2 Newman Clubl 2 don let my troubles trouble m lm fancy free and fu of un if an asv' Q I? Forty three ANTHONY J PACCIONE Hugh Falls ca emlc course A A I 2 3 4 Latm 4 Elnsteln Math 3 Memorres Ive gathered can never due MYRON PAIKOFF Kingston Academlc course A A I Class basketball I Class soft I Chess I Latin 4 ew ton Scrence I Thus wnll be my shmlng hour Calm and happy and brag CHARLDTTE J PARDEE Connelly Busmess course A 4 Banker 4 Prlsma 3 4 wl 3 Owls I Alpha 2 3 Student Councnl 2 3 I dont luke men Women I dont luke too Do I luke anyone? I dont dont dont B I do do do I e you' ANNE M PERRY Klngston Academnc course A A I 2 3 Cass basketball I 2 3 Class softball 4 Soccer 4 Cheer leader J V 3 Prlsma 3 4 Lead e 234MJMDramatncI Ows I Newmanl 2 3 You need no golden halo round you No maglc wand to cat a spell And speakung of magic You weave lt oh so well ALBERTA V PETERSEN Kingston Academac course Red Cross I I belneve I belneve I belueve In wlshlng wells' WILLIAM A PETERSEN Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Cross Country squad 3 V r slty 4 Tennusg 4 Class basket I ter 3 4 H1Y 4 Cho Chorus I 2 Toboggan 3 You re telllng me Im a wolf In the dark May I add a remark? Youre pretty terrlfuc your se JANICE E PFLUM Rosendale Academuc course Andrew Jack A 2 3 Prnsma 4 Bo mg 4 Roller Skating 3 General Office Assistant I 2 3 T It to a s ar When you are sad and blue Te It to a star To make your wnsh come true -.Q-wg-Q DOROTHY F PISANO Kmgston Homemaklng course Homecon How Cute Can You Be? REGINA M PRUSACK Kmgston Academlc course Class basket I Dramatlcl Fenchl 2 3 Lat 2 3 New on 2 3 De I Owls Its sprlngtlme In thus heart of mme JOHN J QUINN Phoenucuu Academnc course A A l 2 3 4, Class softball 2, 3 Sk: 2 4 Flshm' For The Moon ANDREW F PETRUSKI Kingston lndustrral Arts course A 4 Clos s ball Class basketball I 2 3 4 Track varsuty 3 4 Cross Country 4 Hu Y 4 Bowling 4 Sk 3 Newman The musuc stopped But we were strll danclng 45345 MICHAEL L PINKUS Kingston Art course Art 3 4 Announcer Lets go way out on a dude Fmty four ranch Down among make belueve cowboys Lets rude about on a dude ranch Where the buff Io used to roam XI MARILYN F PORT Kingston College course A A I 4 Class softball I Captaln sma 3 4 Tru Hu 3 Chour arus I 4 Ba Record 2 Sk: 3 4 Treasurer M J M Dramatic I Ch: A ha 2 Owl I Personalla Edlor Maroon Make Mme Music LYDIA B QUEEN Flatbush Academuc course Elmer Ellsworth Jr Hugh New York Cnty I Prlsma 3 4 Homecon 2 3 4 Ice Skatrng Club 3 Wuth the Roses In her Hanr ELIZABETH A RAISNER Rosendole Art course A A I 2 3 4 A Class basketball I 2 3 4 Class N softball I, 2, 3, 4 Prnsma 4 Art 4 M J M Dramatic I Bowllng 3,4 Owls I Dreams are a dlme a dozen But I wouldnt guve a mllluan for you ' 3 S , . , 1, ,ol . ' g ' , z ' I H 1 . A. 1, ball , 2, 3, .lass softball I, 21' , 2' 3, L S of, 1, 2. 3, 43 Let , Q - 3, Q' lr 21 4 I ' ' 3 A '- ,' ' Q, gig' ' ' fi- jg I, 2. lf. ' - 'fi Y ' f 1 R '2 s, gpiaf' - , , '37 'Q 4' xv - 1 -r'w,g,'gr-1,-,Y U, g 1 ,- J? 2 '15 ,wk 6 3 ,mv V son High, sf. Albdns, L. l., 1 zi Q 2' 3, .A.1, , gg' 1 wa- ' ell t , I 'ww I , , ll ' , ' Q' . . A kur' 'V sa R 1 A A - rr ' I Pri .Q '2.3: - L 4, Ch ,- 2, 3, p nd 2, 1, 2, 3, 4. I t. 2 . 4' .. r- it . . . z , lp ' , l, 1 s' L t ' 53 I ' ball ,.2g Prisma 35 M. J. M3 ' . - I I 4 3 f Q , , I ll'I V- . . ' 1.,: n:1,,,bQf- ing 1 ' I. ,, . . . ,, l Y V I I ' 'V WILLIAM C RALFF Kingston Academrc course A A I 2 3 Marshal 3 4 Hr Y 4 man 4 Chorr 4 Chorus 4 An uncer I 2 Newman I 2 Dame Rumor staff 4 lm rn love all over agaun ANGELA V REINA Klngston Academrc course A A 4 Class basketball I 4 Class softball 2 Soccer 4 Banker I 3 Prlsma 4 T HI 4 Leaders 4 Dramatuc J H S 3 Spam 2 3 4 Bowling 2 3 Announcer 2 Record 4 w I Rldlng 3 Newman 2 3 Dome Rumor Advertlser 2 3 Shes heaven on terra fnrma But Angelo hos no potter And yet what does rt matter If Angelas heart rhymes wlth mme JOSEPH W REINHARDT Kmgston Academrc course A A I 2 3 4 Chorusl Bowlrng 2 3 4 An nouncer I Newman I 2 Class basketball I 2 3 4 Class so ball I 2 Lets take the long way home ARNOLD M REYNOLDS Beorsvrlle lndustrral Arts course Chorus A nouncer I 2 I stern Math 3 4 5 Natlonal Hon Socnety 3 4 5 lm lust a shy guy M ' My' Fraud to try guy' MICHAEL J RIENZO Klngston Academlc course A A I 2 3 4 Basketball Jr Varsity I Var I 2 3 4 Basebal squad Varsrty 2 3 4 Football squad 2 Varsity 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 3 Marshal I Hr Y 3 4 A Councll 4 M M matic I Newman I 2 Student Councrl 2 Let me call you sweetheart ,gm KATHERINE F REILLY Kingston Homemaklng course Prlsma 3 4 Homecon 2 3 4 Newman ub I Oh how I need someone to watch over me DANIEL REINHARD Kingston cademlc course G I Wartll I get my sunshlne rn the moonllght Waltll l get her neath the Western skles CHARLES F RELYEA Hurley Agrlcultural course I 2 3 4 Football squad I 2 Var r 3 C s oftball I Class basketball I 2 3 Letter Marshal 3 4 HI Y 4 ture Farmers 3 4 President 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Announcer 2 3 4 Sk: 3 4 Student Council 4 Jersey Bounce Forty fzve DONALD G RICE West Hurley usuness course A Track I 2 Vice President Let Club 2 G Farewell I Farewell I Teachers and comrades now farewell' E DONALD RIFENBURG Kingston adecourse A A I 2 3 Baseball squad 2 3 Class soft ball 2 Announcer 2 3 4 Sk: 2 Lrke a robm upon a tree Luke a sallor that goes to seo lm fancy free THOMAS W ROACH Klngston Academic course A A I 4 Class softball I 2 3 4 Class bsetbalII234HiY Chess I Red Cross 3 M J M Dramatic I Chorus I Announcer 4 New on Toboggan 3 The skies are getting clear Vacation time is here' ROBERT L ROE Kingston Tade course A A 2 3 4 Varsity baseball 3 4 Letter Club Oh give me land lots of land Under starry skies above Dont fence me in' HELEN L noon Kingston Business course A A 3 Homecon 4 Red Cross 3 Owls Youre not so easy to forget C JEAN ROSA Hurley Homemaking course A A 3 4 Class softball I 2 3 4 cer 4 Prlsma 3 4 Homecon I 2 3 4 Vice President 4 TruHi 3 Leaders 2 3 4 Bowling 4 dream of Jeannie with the light blue leans MARIE L ROSE Olive Bridge Academic course: Banker 2, 31 Prismo 35 Homecon 45 Library 2, 33 Red Cross 33 M. J. M. Dra- matic Ig Announcer 3g Owls' Club I. Sweet Marie 1' 'Q F orty-six Z JOSEPH P ROBB Whlteport Trade course Banker I nouncer I 2 Keep That Smile KEITH W ROGERS Sleightsburg Business course Banker I 4 Red Cross 2 3 Treasurer 3 hor 3 4 Announcer 2 Ski 2 3 4 I cant begin to tell you How much I think of you' WILLIAM S ROOSA Stone Ridge Academic course A A Class softball I Student Council Oh where have you been Billy Boy? DORCAS E ROSE Shady Academic course Prisma 3 Owls Club I You re a girl Ill remember DAVID M ROSENTHAL Kingston Academic course A A Class softball I 3 Class basket ball 31 Banker 33 Chess I, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President I, 33 President 4: Latin 33 Orchestra I, 2, 3: Bond I, 2, 33 Announcer 43 Ein- stein Moth 3, 43 Vice-President 43 National Honor' Society 43 War Bond Council 2g Associate Editor Dame Rumor 3, 4. Question and Answer. ANNE M ROTH Knngston rt course rnsma 3 Homecon 4 Red Cross l 2 3 Vuce Presudent 3 My greatest thrall was meet mg you A gurl so faur and so true ALEX T ROWLAND Kungston Academic course A A l 3 Banker 4 Class softball 2 3 Class basketball 3 4 German our 2 3 4 Cho us l rchestra l 2 Band l 2 nouncer 2 Debatm l M J M Dramatic l Ever ance Eve cast l Student Councnl 3 4 Pres: dent 3 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Man ager 4 Oh Brother ROBERT J RYAN Woodstock Academuc course A A l 2 3 Youre clear out of thvs world When lm looking at you I hear out of thus world SARA M SAMPSON Klngston Academnc course A A l Class softball 2 3 4 Capt an soccer 4 Field hockey 4 Prnsma 4 Homecon 3 4 rnH Leaders 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Da matic 4 Bowling 4 Secretary Senior Class The beauty of your smule And your sparkling eyes Brings happnness all the whsle ELIZABETH M SCHARP Kingston Business course A A l 2 3 4 Owls l Newmanl 2 3 Sec retary 3 ld Do lt All Over Agaun J' F orty seven F JEAN B ROWE Kingston Business course A 4 Class basketball l 2 3 C ss softball I 2 Prns a 4 Trl 3 M J M Dramatic l Bow mg 2 Skatnng 3 Owls l Newman lm lookmg over a tour leaf clover RICHARD P RUTH Kingston Academic course A A l 2 3 4 Class basketball l 2 3 Cl sof ball l 2 3 Sk: 3 Newm Sungmg the Dlclue blrd Song JOAN C RYLANCE Kingston Academlc course Sewonhaka 3 4 Archery 3 Prlsma 3 4 Trl 3 4 Art 3 4 Red Cross Lotm 4 Chorus 2 Record 4 Girls Servlce league 2 How sweet you are rf Tit FRANK P SA TANDREA Stony Hollow Academuc course A A 3 anker l Lbrary 2 3 4 Cross l 2 3 4 Vnce President 3 4 Latm 3 4 Announcer l 2 Student Council l 2 Now as the hour When we must say good bye RICHARD C SCHENCK Hurley Academic course A A l 2 3 4 Class softball 2 3 Open the door Richard Richard why dont you open that door' . ' ' 1 . A. 1, z,l 3, 4 1 . . z 0 A 5 P - 4? K , 3 'm 3, 3 '-Hi I . : . . Q ' 3 , I, , ' 3 I- -' t ' - J , lf 2, 3. ' ' Q , ' C - . , , 43 ' I , , 41 . . Q 4g . . - ght . . : r , 2, 3 4g Q . A -' ' r .' I An' 3 t. : ' f ,' 1' 'ass ' '- ' ' ' ' f . . : ' 1 on 1 ' V . -- X I, 2. . ' ' ' 1 1 - f N 4 - . - 2 3: Shorus 1, 2, 3, 4. ska club 2, ' 40 H'9hg Flow' P0 f- Lf 'A l- 21 6- A- . . , H'i. '. 2 '. 1 ' ' 3: . , ' 1, , 'A : 1 1 ' ' M7 F ' l k K X ' 3 . . ,2. 31 , I . - - 5. .0 ' : . . . 4: 3,:' .pT -i4g ' x 8 Z'--'. :Re'f I ' . : - . 1 r - - A 3 -' 2' I 3 1 . A ' - 1 - - .I . I A 5 : A - 1 l - HELEN E SCHMIDT Wlnteport Business course A A I Class basketball 2 3 4 Class boil I 2 4 Prism Ows I lm restless as a willow In 0 wlndstorm I m as lumpy as a puppet on a strung ld say that I had sprang fever But I know it isnt sprung DONALD B SCHOEPF Klngston Academic course A A I 2 s ftball I Class basketball 4 Announcer 2 Things are no different now Than they used to be DONNA .I SCHOONMAKER Phoenlcla Homemaklng course Prisma 3 Homecon 4 Donna Madonna of my heart Your smile IS In the starlight AUGUSTUSHX SCHROWANG Kingston Academic course A A I, 2 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3 Bowling 3, 4, Captain 3, Announcer I, Photography 2 Keep 'em Happy ' HELEN D. SCULLY Kingston Academic course, Banker Ig Prisma 3, 43 Homecon 3, 43 Red Cross 2: Announcer 45 Owls' I, Yah-ta-ta Yoh-ta-ta Talk talk taIk! I WALTER H SCHMIDT Maple Hall Art course Maroon photogra pher Smile right back at the sun The minute trouble gets ID your way PATRICIA J SCHOLTEN Kingston Academic course A A I 2 4 Prisma 3 4 Homecon 4 Art 4 Library 2 3 4 Red Cross I Span ish 2 Chorus 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Einstein Math Club 2 3 4 Owls All day long l see sunny skies And my heart is full of cheer I see the blue in your eyes When you are near ROBERT F SCHROEDER Kingston Co ege course A A I 2 3 4 Marshal I Banker 3 3Dramatlc 4 Smce Eve cost I Spreading the News cast 4 Peg 0 My Heart cast 4 German 4 Orchestra 2 3 Record 2 3 Debating I Organ: zations Editor Maroon Leave it to me to remember' M LOUISE SCHRYVER Kingston Academic course, A A I, 2, 3, 4 Class softball I, Class basket ball I, Prisma 3 Homecon 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Tru Hn 3, M J M Dramotlc I, Twlrler I, 2, Sk: 4, Chl Alpha 2, Owls I, Student Council 2 Oh, Johnny oh, Johnny How you can love- ROSEMARY SCULLY Kingston College caurseg A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Prisma 3, 41 Spanish 3, 4, Treqs- urer 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4: Record 23 National Honor Society 43 New- MOH I. 2. 3: Owls' I: Assistant Editor Dame Rumor 4. When I see you smile at me I hear a haunting melody. OTTO A SHORT Kmgston Acodemuc course A A I 2 3 Class sottball 2 3 You re not luke Gary Cooper Or any other movue star I I thunk you re sllghtl rfect The way you are GLORIA G SHULTIS Woodstock Business course A A I Prnsma 4 Lea ers 3 Bowlmg 2 RIdlng3 Owls I No doubt It must have been easy to see That she knew how to use her personallty BERNICE SIMON Kingston B srness course A A I 2 3 Class softball I 2 Class basket I 2 Pnsma 3 4 Library ess I M J M Drama uc orus I 2 3 Bo g 3 Record 2 3 Debatungl Owls You must have been a beautl u baby Cause baby look at you naw BARBARA L SMITH Port Even Co ege course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I 2 3 4 Prusma 3 4 Trl HI 3 Dramatlc M J M I Spomsh 3 4 Latln 2 Announ cer 3 Record 2 Sk: 3 Newman 2 3 Owls I Toboggon Thats My Deslre GILBERT R SMITH Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Marshal 4 M J M Dramatlc I Latln 4 Announcer 4 Ska 3 4 Student Councnl 3 There's no other guy I'd rather be, I could laugh out loud, I'm so lucky to be me. :',, -',.f 2' Forty-nine sh 3, ELSIE M SHULTIS Beorsvulle Homemaknng course Prusma 3 4 Homeconl 2 3 4 Why IS lt? That when you re away Sknes are cloudy Its a ramy day? CAROLYN B SH ULTS Klngston Academac course Julla Ich m n Hlgh I Gardner School w York Cnty 2 3 Captaun Jumor Varslty basket 3 I 4 Red Cros Emsteun Math 4 Student Coun Arent you glad you re you Mfrs I J A 1 I4 1 ARLENE J SMITH Morgon Hlll Busmess course Prnsma Bowlmg 4 Announcer I Owls Club I A I walk along llfes hugh way Alma Mater Ill walk along wlth you 1+ DUDLEY H SMITH Kingston Academnc course A A I 4 Basketball squad 3 4 Man ager 4 Golf squad 2 4 Track 3 4 Class basketball I 2 CI s softball 3 Letter 4 Hn Y A Councll 4 Red Cross 2 M M Dramatlc I Ever Since Eve pub Iclty I Latm 3 4 Chorus I ln my solltude Im In o pen slve mood I have no tume to brood My hopes are rldsng hugh up In the sky' JOSEPH C SMITH West Hurley Trade course Announcer I 2 A wnld sort of devil, but dead on the Ievel. K WALTER w smrrn High runs Trade course Class softball ass basketball I G I Navy 2 years Oh oh! You wonderful guy' EVELYN R SPONGIA Stone Ridge Academic course Banker I Prisma 3 Hornecon 3 4 Library 2 3 4 Red Cr ss Owls Smile awhile and chase your cares away KENNETH J STELTZ Kingston Trade course A A 2 3 Ba 2 3 4 Cla s ball 3 Captain 2 Class basketball I 2 3 4 Captain 3 lm beginning t see e light ELIZABETH M. STILLMAN Kingston Business course' Prisma 2 3' Owls Club I. m always chasing rainbows JOSEPH C. STYLES Kingston Business course' A. A. I 2 3 4' Class basketball I: Class soft- I ' M hal I 4A . dent Council 2 3. Speaking Of Angels. JC' Fifty RUTH M SPALT Kingston Business course A A I 2 3 4 Prisma 3 4 TriHi 4 Libr Y 3 4 Red Cross 4 Latml Ch0I' 3 4 Bowlin 2 4 nouncer 4 Record 4 Chl Alph0 2 Ows Good Neighbor How are you today We wish you health wealth and peace ROSEMARY STANTON Kingston Business course A A I 3 Class basketball 2 Prisma 3 H13 MJ M Dramai Owls I Chl Alpha 3 Skating Je vous oime ma cherle Je vous adore' JACQUELYN A STEUDING Kingston Academic course A A I 2 4 Bankerl 2 Prisma 3 4 ri 3 s L ml 2 Choir2 3 4 Chors 4 Orch 2 nouncer I Record 2 3 Owls I Personalia Editor Maroon Someday hell come along the man I love And hell be big and strong the man I love RICHARD B. STRUSS Kingston Academic course' A. A. 3 ' Einstein Math 3 4. Pardon the grammar But aint life grand. EDWARD M. SUAREZ Ollvebridgo Academic course' Marshal 4' Hi-Y 4' Library 2 3' Treasurer 3' Spanish 2 3 4' Gym Club 2 3 In my adobe Hacienda Theres a touch of Mexico. FRANK T SUPPIES Kingston Academlc course A A Class basketball I Class soft ball 3 Banker 4 Natuonal Honor Society 3 4 Student Councll 4 Associate Edntor Maroon Now IS the hour We must say good bye SHIRLEY B SWARTHOUT Kingston B nness course A A l 2 3 Class basketball l 2 Cass so ball I Banker l 2 Prlsma H mecon 2 3 rary 2 3 4 Red Cross l Chonr I Bowllng 2 Announcer 2 Skl 3 Ol I Tobog an Chl Alpha 2 And now we can look for word the thlngs well never for e NORMAN SYLVESTER Kmgston lndustrlol Arts course Sauger s Hgh l A A Councl Gym Club 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Manana IS good enough for me' H JOHN TERWILLIGER Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Marshal 2 Banker 2 3 4 Rd Cross 2 Future Farmers 4 n nouncer 2 3 Newton Science Old MacDonald had a farm ROY .I THORPE Bmnewater Academuc course A A 4 Cross Country squad l 2 3 4 Track squad l 2 3 4 Cass basketball I 2 Hu Y 4 Chair 2 Chorus l 2 Without a song My Ilfe would be so du 49 shui., fir ,km Fifty one JOAN M SWANSON Tsllson Academic course Class basketball l 2 Prusma 3 Tn Hu 3 Owls Club Somebody loves me I wonder who BETTY B SWEENEY Kingston Academic course A A l 2 3 4 Class basketball I 2 3 Hock e 3 4 Soccer 4 Prnsma 3 4 H: 3 4 Art 4 Leaders hour 2 C us Sk 3 Owls I Toboggan 3 Newman l 2 3 Ice Skating 3 l Wonder Whos Kussmg Her Now DIANE M TERRY Kmgston College course A A l Prlsma 3 4 Homecon I TrlHl 3 4 German 3 4 Record 2 3 1 M t'- Oklahoma where the wmd comes sweepmg down the plams MARGARET H TERWILLIGER Lomontvllle omemakung course Homecon 3 Lubrary 2 M J M Dramatlc Owls Club I Want To Be Alone JOHN T TOUMA Kingston Academlc course Haaren Hugh N w York I 2 A A 3 Columbus was the greatest ex plorer of has day But when he got to Brooklyn The poor guy lost hls way EDWARD M. TUCKER Kingston Business course, A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Football squad 3, Marshal 3, Banker 23 M. J. M. Dramatic I: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4g Announcer 33 Ski 3. l met a dream in a sweater, And got the wool pulled over my eyes. MARY A VonDEMARK Stone Ridge o ege course A A I Pr sma 3 4 M J M Dramatic Spanish 3 4 Owls lll Find My Way JEANNE R VanNESS Kingston Academic course A 4 Prlsma 4 Owls I Nobody else will take your place FRANCIS J VERTETI5 Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Football squadl 2 Newman ub I U S Na lm getting tired so I c n sleep want to sleep so I c n dream M .awww wn10KCt,O-1171: .mlffrlfffwa ff ,0f E WILLIAM WAGER Stone Ridge Academic course A A I 2 Class softball 2 Marshal 3 Band I 2 Bowling 3 Student Council My Young and Foolish Heart 'Gr Inv 'im 'Z St If Fifty two 'Q linux SHIRLEY R. VAIL Kingston Academic course: A. A. I. 2, 3 4, Class basketball Ig Banker I, 2: Prisma 3: Tri-Hi 3, So-Hi 2, Spanish 43 Owls' I. l'll be up to get you in a taxi, honey, You'd better be ready about half past eight! JOAN E VanKLEECK New Paltz Academic course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I Soccer 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Banker 4 Prs ma 3 4 Hamecon 4 Tri Hn 3 4 4 eaders 2 S Owls I Toboggan 3 Student Council 3 lm always doing something Something for the boys' HARRY D Van WAGENEN Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Gonna b :ld big fence around Texas So they cant steal my baby away RUTH E VINING Port Ewen Business course A A I Cass basketball I 2 3 Prlsma 3 4 Red Cross 3 Dra matrc 3 4 French 3 4 Chorus I 2 Bowling 3 4 Announcer 4 National Honor Society 4 Vice President Senior Class Sweet and lovely Sweeter than the roses in May MATHILDE M WARD Kingston Academic course A A I ass basketball I 2 Hockey 3 4 Soccer 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Banker 2 Prlsma 4 Vice President 4 Hamecon aders 2 3 4 A A Coun 4 Owls I Newman 2 3 How she blushed in sweet sur prrse STELLA H WARNAS Kmgston Art course Wulllam McKunley Jr Hugh Brooklyn New York I A P ma 3 4 T r 4 Vuce Presldent Fr nch 3 4 Chorus I Sk: ub Art Edntor Maroon My heart and I agree es everythnng on earth to m Thats Stella by starlrght LEITA RAE WARREN Kingston Academuc course Prnsma 3 4 H14 Choir 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 Announcer 2 4 Ska 3 Personalua Edu or Maroon Casey would waltz wuth the Strawberry Blonde LUDWIG J WEBER Stone Rudge Academlc course Cardmal H esHlghI 23 AA4 Ger man 4 On a contnnental Isle I met a lonely malden there ROBERT M WERNER Kingston Buslness course A A 2 Class b sketball I 2 3 4 C ss soft I 2 3 Red Cross Bowl mg 3 How I Hate To Go MARGARET C WHITE Woodstock Business course A A 2 3 4 B nker 2 4 Prnsma 3 4 a ma IC 3 4 Vuce Presldent 4 Reverie cast 4 Announcer 4 Rcord2 3 Skn2 3 4 Na an al Honor Socuety 3 4 Vlce Pres :dent 4 Secretary Owls I Stu dent Council 2 3 4 Treasurer Say that we wall always be frlends After graduatlon day 2' KW Fzfty three BERN ICE L WARNECKE Kingston omemakung course Prlsma omecon I 2 Dont belueve ev rythung you dream Your lmagunatlon may be too extreme J EDWARD WEAVER Kungston Academlc course A A I 2 3 arsnty football I 2 arslty basketball I 2 Baseball squad I 2 3 Varsuty track 2 Letter Club 2 3 Y 3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 C our us 2 3 4 To gan 3 MyH ALFRED WEINRAUCH Kingston Academic course A A I 2 3 Chess I 2 German 4 Band 2 3 Announcer 3 Debatnng Student Councrl 3 Goung along Not knowlng where Up and down Here and there BARBARA L WHELAN Knngston Academlc course A A I 2 3 4 Class basketball I 2 3 Cap tan I Class softball 2 3 Hock ey 3 Soccer 3 4 Banker 2 Pns m 34TrlHl34Lea S 4 A A Counc 2 La orus I 3 Bowlln Record 2 Twnrler I Ru :ng N wman I 2 3 Toboggan Student Councnl 4 I took one look at you Thats all I meant to do And then my heart stood s I MARY A WHITE East Kingston Buslness course Class basket b I Class softball I Ban er 4 Pnsma 4 Homecon J M Dramatic I Owls I Mary Ann she lukes to dance And If you cant dance Somehow she wlll teach you how' MILDRED E WHITMAN Creek Locks Academlc course A A I 2 4 Class basketball I 2 3 Captam 4 Class softball I 2 4 Class volle ball 3 Banker rrsma 3 4 I Drown your frawns my frlends and you will see That youll be full of fun and fancy free' VINCENT R WILLIAMS Ulster Pork Trade course Banker I nouncer I 3 Teachers and comrades now farewell DOROTHEA L WINDER Kingston Academrc course Herkumer H h I 2 Prlsma 3 Chorus 2 C our I 2 Go on our way but dont for et Keep t at smlle on your face JOAN F WOOD Kingston Academlc course A A Prlsmo 3 4 Homecon 2 Tru H1 3 4 Leaders 3 4 Twlrler 3 4 Chl Alpha 2 So Hu 2 Owls I Au revolr mercu JOAN L YAGER Woodstock Buslness course A A I Pr: ma 3 4 Leaders 2 3 Rldlng 3 Owls Club I Stars rn your eyes Make me thrall wlth a thnll Ah so tender. if 34 1 rf' uv- Fifty-four FLORENCE M WILLIAMS Kmgston Buslness course A A 2 3 Class softball 3 Prlsma 3 4 Trl H 3 Announcer 3 Student Councll 4 I love to hang around the lazy countryslde HELEN M WILLT Klngston Business course Prlsma 3 O s I lm wlshlng th t I may m wlshmg that I mlght Have the wlsh that l wlsh nlght LAWRENCE E WOERNER Kmgston Trade course A A I 2 CI so ball I 2 3 Class football I nker I 2 Red Cross I 2 J M Dramatic I Orchestra I Band I War Bond and Stamp C uncll I 2 No more women not for me Women lust brlng misery CAROLYN WRIXON Phoemclo Buslness course Fort Hamilton Hugh Brooklyn Nw York I 2 3 Glrls basketball I Chorus! To walk and talk with you nn the moonllght Those thlngs money cant UY DORIS M ZEHENTNER Whlteport Business course A A I 2 4 Class basketball I 2 3 4 Cla softball 3 4 Class vo 3 Banker I Prlsma 3 Bow Ing 2 3 4 Record 2 Na tlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Owls I Student Council 3 Typist Maroon If you aint wrong you re right! lf it ain't dark its light' If you aint sure you might' Gotta be this or that. The Gang s All Here YES f 5,-M Fflyfi 'Ke JUNIQRS fuxlj GROUP I-Ravi A Bolce M Cashllo R Behrens D Byrne E Brown B Bruck A Cook A Ahl M Albrecht M Bender M Colange M Cragan N Chase Raw 1 J Countryman B Corslglla C Baker S Bundy B Bosch E Barrmger R Arolan E Cohen M Burke R Cqur-m1 R Colavecchlo M Brophy F Boyona Row 3 D Barrln er D Brady D Barnovltz C Burgher J Bennett B Chrlsey G Belmore D Charles B Barvunch D Buley W Baschnagel E Banlewsku F Bauer W Bauer Row 4 P alce R Burns W Bradley R Bergenn E Berardl S Benlncaso R Blume H Busboom R Beyersdorfer R Boldt B Belchert GROUP ll-Row I W Ememann H Gray J Emberson L Greer J Fatum F Dahl M DeWutt M Duamond H Cline B Decker A Dabney P Govern I Chmura A Colange Row 2 M Eason L Gardesko A Fablana M Ellrott C Culloton E Davs J Day J Ewlg E Ergo B Gallagher B Forde A Futzsnmmons N DeGraft Row 3 R Croswell J Cater O Cassldy T Flckus D DeWutt R Deyo A Corrado R Clare L Fuoco R Crosby J Dunham Elhng Row 4 T Carpmo L DeClcco R DlMucclo T Cragan F Grrrnaldl R Campbell D DeWltt G Felton R Gruver B Delomater J Cunmff A Davns O DeGraH GROUP Ill-Row! J Kirk J Krueger M Hutton J Kelsch M Koemg S Hughes M Klarnck B Hooker M Jlndrnck B Krauser P Hyatt L Kammsky D Kipp Rawl H Kukuk B Kelly D Kurdt G Hansen 8 Hofbauer A Graeser B Hutt M Jones P Gallo A Koslou R Hommel H Henkkmen Row 3 F Kuwus R Hopfer R Hudler L Holstem A Kish F Kralewskl R Hooper L Herdman R Johnson G Hanley H Halwlck C Johnson J Glennon F Klrk G Greco F Karol Row 4 R Hendncks E Keagan W Kemble T Kearney B Kntsos R Groves F Kuhnel J Janezek D Hammond D Gray J Jones D Hendrnckson W Garavan l I F zfty sax to - ff , f 'H ,' W A ' f , - fl -' D ' - . ' 4 f-'env 1,71 5 I ': .' ,.. ,.- ,.. ,. ,. , . ', 1' .,. ',. ,. l,,. .. ,. . ' , . , . ,. ,. 4,. ,. .. ,. ,. ,. , .A ,. ,. . :. xg, L K. r' A B 4 K '., 4 ., g'- ov Q9 I OO is .IUNIORS an-gi GROUP IV-Row I J Palen D McGrane M Lynch M Meyer G Magnnno H Mearns L LeVan L LaRocca J McHugh D Luedtke P McCardle G Pangburn B Mandell I Netherwood J Papo R Pallse G Paulus Row 2 F Lyons J Longendyke K Muller E Mautone M Pugllese P Longendyke B Morgan R Lawrence J Lacey A Olen E Mason D Lelrey J Penaro D Norris M Merrutt J Needes Row 3 E Mullen P Lemlster J Nalgles C Maller G Short J Marasek A McLenon A Lyke C Morris J Meyers L Loeffler M Mendock P Maccalme Row 4 J McCardIe E Moms W Mould A Nakoletlch E Nowoczek R Osterhoudt K Oakley A Neher W McTlgue A Maggnore P Nelson W Mtgglns V Nucolosu GROUP V-Row! S Salk M Schryver S Scudder D Rema G Pruden J Perry D Palmatles M Phelleos D Schryver J Rodman R Slsco P Sepesy A Sheehan M Smith Row 2 C Raftery M Scheffel G Simmons J Rose E Rlder E Quick L Radclufte E Ruchter J Shults C Prnsco J Parry J Rowe D Reynolds S Showers R Saccoman Row 3 D Ralff J Shapura A Raskaskne J Payne G Prosser F Parkes R Schatzel G Schatzel N Race D Short R Slckler R Slmonetty P Savatgy Row 4 D Schrader W Schwettmann T Rlley P Rokov A Rudy J Rlch J Roosa B Shaughnessy R Schetfel T Roach J Schroeder L Reynolds E Roosa GROUP VI-Row! M Young D Wilson S Wagar I1 Tlano E VanLaer L Warshaw J TenEyck R Young B Waltman J Wells R Wnllt P Zelle J Yaple B Teruay Row 2 I Yerry J Smith E Terwllllger M Wells M Thurun H Terwulllger N Spoth A Stemhnlber Y Whlpple J Snyder B Smith P Wnlllams J Smith M Wnlson W Wllllams M Travis J Stem E Thomas Row 3 W Vogel P Snyder R Uhl E Trombley P Smuth R Wirth D Wolven B Strobel W Web ster V Steeley J Waples R Ward R Stagg Rev 4 W Sutton E Sutton R Wells B Stroley L Whalen J Weber G Wmchel F Steltz W Tucker R Shultus E Smnth S Wulson W Whntman T Wnggnns P Tesoro J Smnth 1 Fzfty seven , ,L J , V L xy S . A X15 , . .f + - . ,. .- , ! . V - fs? ,f A .f ' ' tif: it , Q L te - H 4 I f , 9 Y h 1 1. - J l ' , ,. ,, , . ,...... ,. ,- lj? vlfi Q I L A 4 5 1 X ' .-.11 f F' v A , lt' ' M .-' ' 3 -Q 4' 2 s ' 1 YL, X l I L Q , 5 .. - , A K 3 I . 1- ,I ., uv L I N-v . ,LE - A . ? w. '. .4- liip N ' 5-.J - --A 1 - '.-- .- - Y . '. - - - 3- I -- I - I A n - 5- 1 ' 4. - .'- .- r- -- .- .V . 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' :. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 09 ILL os ov oo ps QQ no s.-a qv FQ F' lm xo. ll 2 SCPHOMCRES GROUP I-Rovl R Cullum C Cunnmgham E Auerbach R Amato M Aurrnger C Ashton V Angevme M Amarello J Carprno N Burgher J Anderson S An derson F Bolce A Burke E Byrne B Bonesteel J Burke M Carnrrght B Clarke Row Z J Bosco M Carro C Comstock P Conlon P Butler E Bruck E Bolce J Brueckner B Burns M Chmura A Brown S Bell S Berg B Bxllnngs H Acker R Atkms R Albnght J Clme R Berger R Costello Row 3 C Croswel J Ber Ianga W Bryant G Carpouzls C Beehler A Carpouzns R Cahill R Brnnk F Arra D Brmk C Bohnke R Blshop A Aldrndge A Avery R Bodenweber G Camp lsellkkow 4F OCCarlsg:1 J Courtney J Bentley E Clark R Chatham C Brodhead R Brown S Bonesteel G Bowers B Bruye M Burton C Cooper R Costello P rm man ons a e GROUP II-Ravi L Egbertson D Ergo J Goodrnck H Gllslnger M Fennelly R Forst C Frentag J Cole L Cole F Davls J Deyo C Guudo S Galrtzky H Howland O Dahl E DeWutt A Gull Rov2 W Dwyer R Deyo J Ferguson P Dwyer G Gllsmger N Forllnl B Flrnt C Dawkins M Dunn P Davrdson M Guadagnola R Gerber A Grube R Glass M Gaddls S Dunbar R Hasbrouck S Flchtner Row 3 C Farley J Gerselhart P Flamm A Faluotuco L Every W Davis C Elmendorf P Edlnger J English F Fosdnck G Gulnac J Dempsey L Havens H Fuerstem D Freer Row 4 V DeClcco G Fletcher C Gllde rsleeve F Ferraro F Faluotnco D Daven port W Hansen J Duffy W Foster J Glennon H Gally L Faurote A Henns G Dyczewskn W Donnelly R Feldman R Guffm GROUP Ill-Rovll M Jones M Kunderman J Haber K Joyce J Hennegan T Kreppel V loannudou L Hasbrouck L Howard R Hutton P Klrchner N Ho tallng J Huestls J Hoban E Hooper S Krom D Konuuk Row 2 W Kurchofer M Howard B Jatfer A Hornbeck M John R Hendrnckson D Hobart H Harrnson M Ingalsbe E Kearney P Knlght M Karl J Homfeld A Juhl H Harrns Row 3 J Krnz P Jeffrey J Koenng W Hansen T Hanes H Harruson R Harrell J Ka man A Hutton J Hothmoker G Jackson K Haggrns A Hickey J Hanss Aeudcamp H Houghtalnng Row 4 A Kuhn E Kelder J Henvrlle .l Kozlowski J Koch E Hutton E Hatwood A Hutton R Klein G Hoffman G Hulsalr H Keyes R Kraus A Klersted Fzfty ezght 4 n x Y SOPHOMQRES GROUP IV-Row! B Maggans N Lawrence C Lowery A Margolas M Naccarato K Netter M Maanes F Law H Long l Lapkan J Lyons E Lewas J Murphy J Metzger F Matchell M LoTorre D Lay Row 2 W Lawrence R LaWare T McCloskey D Nachalas L Narda B Malls B Mallens V Mocke A McGannas D Mar able J Markle B Masove M Mehm B Mowle B Marshall A North J Moss Raw 3 J Lannartz F Lannartz L Lasher F Mguare J LeFever R Monfett B Fynch G McDonough A Mauccao G Mclver J Norton C Maller J Murphy H Maybanks N Matchell W Madaaeska Row 4 H Levy B Lapo E Landers B Leonard J McNaerney R Mundt W Lee R Langton D Meyers J Maschano R Maans J Masasl H Meyer J McConnell T Males GROUP V-Rovl J Roesler E Schmadt V Rathgeber A Schoonmaker L Schack J Schultz D Parslow J Perry H Palen M Schapp L Schmoekel J Proper E Schultz S Roschel M Rowe P Peters J OBonks J Razey D Razey J Scharp Row 3 R Schaffer P Scame H Personeus D North F Schroeder J Netter D Short C Schead A Ostronder H Peyer C Roach J Really N Schack G Orr F Roach W Welhof L Petlas R Pardee Row 4 J Raehl R Rappolt B Redmond M Rowe E Pymm B Palen D Roosa W Osterhoudt M Ruzzo R Weaver J Roach D Nash D Schultz A Peters J Phalen J Rader GROUP VI-Row! Y Turck A Volynskae T VanBromer B Topp K Weaver B Snyder J Whalen D Terms J Wagenfohr M Smath N Wallaams M Wallaames 8 VanSackle J Veragan S Wolfe Joan VanEtten Jean VanEtten M Whattaker R Whnte Rowl A Studt A Suska H Urlacher P Tarr G Tallson P Wolff B Young J Taerney N Taenker J Sackler M Stokes M Thomas M Wollas J Webster J Wanfaeld B Walson P Toman R Wanchell Row 3 W Wraxon D VanEtten R War necke F Wolfeal C Wanterfaeld C Talleur D Talleur J Stewart B Walson H Taylor G Wells R Scott W Smath P Tanbrouck C Taano H Short W Short P Taano Row 4 G Schmad R Yallum E Weber J Smath F Spongaa D Wochtel E Snyder R Steeger E Tuey W Wallt B Terwallager C Smath H Stangel, C Stauble J Sllls, N Tresalona L Woacao Fafty mne .B .el y .. T -. 1' ' .fb f ' if 'f' 'P ' L 2 . l ' ga Ks ' J ' as we ' 1 L X t , ' a If l a X l 5 . L Osberg, H. schefaei, B. Osterhoudt, B. Perdrsoh, G. Rich, B. riach. new za Efnohk, s, Rlce: Beverly' Roosa, Barbuda Roosa, B. Renal, PA. Poschiaeff c. Reppert, B. RiehI,l DI ,,..--- A91 ' 1 wr 1 Kingston Hugh XB ln art, shop, ond fe Groupl Row! B Davus L Dnamond P Dlevs L DeGraff B Bruce B Baker J Clearwater S Carey J Clearwater S Baxter B Coletfr A Buboltz J Carro D Chase Row 2 W DeGroff R Beesmer D Buley R Cook J Burns H Dachenhausen D Buckley A Bush J DeWrtt E Ayres R Burt R Bartlett C Doran W Buchanan Row 3 C Dom mugr KR Egafgzr J Carrubbo M Doyle A Asprornonte F Clme W Burton E Burke D Dolan F Backer! F Anderson J a er avns -'H Group II Row 1 B Hamllton J Leverenz D Lee D Lawakch R Edge E Hasenflue N Kuff J Gasshne L Howland S Kern M Dammuer J DeBeIIa R Dunham J Lemmger Row 2 J Fnsher J Eusele R Emberson J Lawson J Kozlow ska G Franz E Fuscher G Gnlberf E Gedney P Gromoll G Krom W Grlmm L Jackson R Hart Row 3 T Flanders E Hleng T Jones J Harrls D Keyser F Klepeus G Krop G Lamoreaux J Kovacs R Keller B Herzog Szxty x. YH School Freshmen Group III Row 1 F Modnco E Rowley F Scully A Race L Meyers J Leurs M McGowan L Olen F Porond E Schwork F Perry J Sass B Metzger H Petersen Row Z J Marx J Meyer S Melnnk D Muller E McSplrlt M Moore S McCohnll R Norz P Ruffm L Lcmgon D Llfer K Murphy T McElroth Row 3 R Schmeltz W Oehler C Page P Rnon J McCroy G LoTorre R Metzger D Newell W Leverenz M Provenzono E North J Relyeo S Sohler Group IV-Row! W Wedvlk G Sclorschu G Slater N Wnght L Wledemonn E Zemon R Verdulll P Smith B Stogg A Thurm T Schotzel J Turck E Shultls Row 2 D Whste A Shaw R Smith J Souers R Stelner J Shulhs J Wolclechowskl S Sepesy P Stouble L Zlmmerman R Young R Stella J Tabby Rav 3 V Yonto W Schuldt E ggenien R Snyder W Schoonmoker A WOIOOWSKI J Terwllllger J Tomcm D Whnpple C Schoonrnoker J Scott D IC Sixty one . . . .V . . -. :, , . , . , . .. . - . . , . , . , . - -, . V., . , . .Q : . , . , 1 . - . - . - ,- .- . - . - ,- . MYRON J MICHAEL In academic and GROUP I-Row! B Blankschen E Baum M Bunt K Plllsworth D Hendrrcks R Dnamond D Gallagher B Lewls M Gleason D Hearst R Terpenln M Tremper G Diamond J Tyler I Muller 8 Wlllnams E Murphy Row Z G Hrckey B Stewart R Hendry J Dlckson S Hughes M Mlsove Corrado P Armstrong K Bunse J Downsbrough B Klenzle D Carey B Melonson J Welch F Shoemaker E Wagner J Davls lov! B Keator S Castngllone N Schwettmann S Jackson D Jones C Mrddagh J Resso E Howard A Kung P Baumer J Croswell L MH lens C Jackson J Hall C Talleur Row 4 J Geary D Bernard R Fredenckson D Haggerty F Roedell G Haurond J Mottsey P Brown J atrorn EPBgnksnB Bundy E Brophy B Owmgs Row 5 D Lyons R Bowers P DeWutt A Deegan D Fntzgerald J Oulton W Buddenhagen H u on oe I Moutone O Grant S Nagele B Celuch J DeMlcco M Countrymen V Swanson B Radchff Row 2 P Werner J Oulton J Roberson P Gold leaf B Emprln ham C Knlffen J LeFever M Cunmngham C Kelly D Moutone G Manos E Hofbauer L Ortlneb G DeWntt J Ambrose J Bechtold Row T Stenson M Werbalowsky E Frnedman F Frledman R LoBeIIo J Strong Z Whltman B Merrrtt L Senkowlcz N Shaf ter A White R Singer M VanBramer R Van Aken C Kelsch V Petrlskl K Barnowutz J Schmo Row 4 D Ortlneb I Wrsneskl V Kutton M Rrchens A Andruck D Rlelly J Kroyer J Davus R Leonard M Lamphere C Perry' D Hyatt J Barnovltz Row S J Curcl C Schwark P Van Etten F Keotor B Vogt R Lyons L Rose N Poley D Praeger W lngalsbe R Sc anger R Woodman C Page A Marcus Svcty two O o o GROUP ll-Row I: B. Steltz, S. Werner, M. Dempsey, D. Fisk, L. VanKleeck, M. Emmich, D. Begando, S. Fabbie, J. Weeks, S, Walker, I. Stricker, A SCHOOL FRESHMEN business courses GROUP Ill-Rowl P Colettl H Hutton E Malousay J Hafner R Gauthier D Chase C Peters C Egan F Trnpnccc E Levlnton S Nagg Tandy N Bogert A Aspmall E Carcaramo M Chase B Altomaru A Wohlfahrt J Mower B lrwm Row 2 S Huben L Nosenzo P Koster Teetsell D Gardeskl J Eckert T Walsh B Ellus J Mahoney J Scheld G Mellert C Hafner C Dunn M Broddon P Harttuer H Hogan Vogel D Culbert E Nodme P West Row 3 E Kelder F Lapo H Avers A Emug R Davas W Hayman J Clark F Darley G Sherltf Johnson W Schroder E Holumzer I Lyons S Kennedy E Broncato JWhutaker B Landers S Gruner K Hoornbeck M Hoppe Row 4 Mower J Smuth E Campell R Curtus A LeFever R Rodden M Albrecht K Maurer E Susco B Forry B Nncholos L Ayers N Anderson . 'Q . 3 ' UD g, - . V .m- ' S.. .' '9 ...' . - .V 59-.s.. . .ui - 0 ' . - VV ,' I :+. .. ...Q vm I -. .o' a-.. 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I 511-nu1UPU l R Lyons A Solzfass F Malocsay C Brueckner J Flamgan D Manor AKoster G Jamneson E Morutz E Howard B Moss GROUP IV-Rovl C Palen J Lounsbery R Paley S Sherman C Mehm H Kelly K Nlcolosu E Lawrence M Keller B Schwartz D Winters K Every E Thiel Row 2 J Deyo D Hoban F Rudusch M Parrott J Crantz C Sattnle M Cadden C Perry J Scafnde M Loeffler J Rlder A Crau D Rouble J Fisher low 3 M Brenner .l Bennato R Bence T Remdle R Post J Berryann R Sgron R Mould T Muller C Pavlldls L Banlewskl Row 4 J Groppuso H Teetsel M Owgan D Raymond C Caruso P Razey B Merlcle B Engle D Vache R Terpenmg B Schettel Szxty three 1 Noamgo M Maia: thmgiheei V..-l5g.4flu+:-1 Rf-F rrr'e Jf fJ ff-P Q f f was 1 FF FFF F r-I diff-Var'rQfrcsf'E 1ffJfJ H F5331-UPF? f'J,j,lJl.,,PJ.L.PlJJfJ2lf' Jllfff lu ily Ji ew 1 If fJLf'f1J KJIVFFHFVJWVFHP 'WP . FEEFQE J I ' fl! CQMMQ vzq :- . 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Bosco J White M Rose J Nrcolosl S Brown M Hoban J Wllt R Law F Von Laer E Wlllrams F Peterson B DOVIS W Row 2 Herb N Flrnt B Parslow D Mackey M Day J Burns B Osterhoudt B Duamond L Whelan B Mc Kinney J Burke M Row 3 Nowaczek E Afro F Longendyke P Every R Chmura M Roosa B Suskl A Fntzslmmons A Beehler C Davus W Dwyer P Row 4-Klepels F Mc Elrath T Metzger P Bayona F Jackson W Krom G Ruzzo J Roach T Rowland A West D Nowaczek ROV 5 MUYPVWY K Lamoreaux G Suppres F Rudy A Mllomg H Tlano C Rakov P Bentley J Davenport D Campbell G Meyers D STUDENT COUNCIL Q 'fall'-itil 1' .thi-Mn 1 i lb-rm STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Joan Day Frank Nowaczek Janet Rose Peggy Whnte If our school organlzatlons were to be llsted nn order of their Importance to the general student body the Student Councul would doubtlessly rank hughest Al though the councul as stall young and perhaps lacks the power to carry out nts full functnon here IS yet a begunnlng a beachhead for thlngs to come Ably led by Frank Nowaczek Janet Rose Joan Day and Mar garet Whnte wnth the Mrsses Nnckerson and Quimby and the Messleurs Tobln Kleen and Kurtznacker actrng as advlsers the Student Councll ns maklng slow but perceuvable progress lts purpose of stimulating a greater partucrpatlon and nnterest on the part of the student body un stu Szxly szx dent attarrs and promotnng the general welfare of nts members as not an easy one to carry out lt mannfested ltself un small seem lngly rnsrgnlflcant things which however when taken as a whole, showed a detlnlte trend toward a greater rntluence soon to be wield ed by our Student Council Some of nts actlvltles and achievements of the past year were those of puttung mirrors unto the boys rooms havlng lunch menus posted obtalnmg specuol assembly programs and hnghly Important endeavorrng to develop understandnng of school pollcres through student prmcrpal meet rngs But the fact that It was the soundlng board for all student oprnlon was strll :ts mam feature -' - .I , .Q , .Q ' ', .Q I ,Q ' ,Q i I ,Q I ,Q , .Q . -1 . -1 r - - - -2 - -1 . .: . .: ..: . .: , .: A . .1 . .1 --C r - - . -I . .2 . .: . .1 . .: . .1 . .1 . .: . .2 . .. . - - -I , -2 . .5 , .1 , .Q , .3 . .: . .5 , .: , -2 -F- - . -2 ,.g ,.g ,.gn ', .g' , .g , .3 , .5 , .5 . -I - - ' V V , 's ' O . . . - ll' 1 I Y - ' 1 1 I I I . 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I I I 11 - - ' 6 , I Q ,ut-ff, On Q6 95 26 28 ow I very R u a aWare L Mc ruhew L e e rue rnan e o ns on ne ow e no 5 u e C V1 uskar I Heb urun cu Auco M F II V Ne man R Row3 Rosenthal D Metzger P Suppes F Osgood D Bower J Zehentner Oerhleun B Moore J Brown D Boolukos P HCNOR SCCIETY One of the most excutung mo ments un the hugh school year us the day a Natuonal Honor Socuety member of the Mannung Chapter slowly descends the stage steps walks up the audutoruum ausle calls out the name of some unsus pectung student and leads a flab bergasted student back to the stage Thus scene took place twuce durung l948 Inspurung and enter taunung speakers at these cere monues were Attorney Stang and Mayor Newkurk Followung the as semblues afternoon teas were held un honor of the newly unducted members But the tappung ceremonues werent the only actuvutues of Hon or Socuety Thus organuzatuon composed of people who are out standung for leadershup scholar shup character and servuce also thrulled the assembly wuth the pre sentatuon of a quuz un whuch the male sex was proved to be the more untellugent Not to be be luttled by these other events was the annual Honor Socuety Pucnuc held at Forsyth Park Thus year the members carrued out a good wull polucy wuth other schools and exchanged vusuts wuth Newburgh Free Academy Very unfluentual un makung the year of 48 a success were the of fucers George Leurey Margaret Whute Adele Fruedman and Lev on Merruhew Audung the otfucers were the advusers the Musses Hull Mullen and Smuth and Messueurs Walz Whuston Bauley and Kurtz nacker Szxty sruen : ik., HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS 4? if u - 3 at '1 v 'Q 1 xi 4' wht -3 . 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I - I I I ' Adele Fruedman, George Leurey, Margaret Whute Levon Merru hew Rowl Johnston J Gannon P Hend cks J Newman D Fruedman A Lpga D Row2 Scully R Moore J Buchanan F Bayer E Cooper M Row 3 Bfrra ovltz D Koenug M Rosenthal D Oehrleun B Ralft D Bolechowcz D Row 4--Merhew L Na gles W Rakov P Snyder D Gubbs R Cossudy O Shor DAME RUMCR STAFF 'ffl-g'4i'7 f QQ u THE SACHEM STAFF R Puerson Muss Smuth A Fruedman R Newman J Moore The lufe of the uournalust us sup posedly packed wuth glamour and sensatuon Go to a Dame Rumor meetung though and you ll fund that glutter and thrulls are really superfucual Wuthout a lot of good old fashuoned hard work combuned wuth Muss Smuth s vutaluty and druve Dome Rumor wouldn t rank os one of the four best papers of the state Under the capable leadershup of Ruchard Newman as managung edutor assusted by assocuate edu tors Eleanor Bayer Flora Buchan an Joan Caun Jean Hendrucks Jane Johnston Dorothy Lupgar Levan Merruhew Joan Moore Davud Rosenthal and Rosemary Scully our own scandal sheet has prospered thus year as never before The work of sports edutor Pete Rakov and that of the effu cuent busmess staff were partucu larly noteworthy Wuthout the ex Suxty ezght 1' cellent funancual durectuon of Dor us Bolechowucz and Adele Frued man Dame Rumor would have been seruously hampered The whole group undeed deserved the awards the Quull and Scroll Inter natuonol Honor Ratung the Gallup Award the ESSPO All State Ratung and Furst Place Natuonal School Press Assocuatuon Thus year new features unclud ed Career Corner vocatuonal guudonce artucles and Teen Top cs dealung wuth the socual prob Iems of hugh school youth The buggest event was the supplement The Sochem a luterary magazune To keep abreast wuth the latest trends un scholastuc uournalusm Muss Smuth gathered her Chucks every so often and took them to varuous conferences thus reassur mg K H S of hugh newspaper standards A - I. .1 . -1 ri I. .1 , -: H, .Q I r, . I - ,.: . -1 U ., -- U - - V- ' , .Q , .Q , .Q , .Q , .Q I , . ru , .Q I , .. . -. 1 -. . -1 , -. 1 ' Q Q , v 4 .. ,. Y d w A i - 1 . 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 . , - ' 1 . . . 1 . . , .... ., . , . . , 1 I 1 - 11 11 . 1 . . . . ,, I - . . . . ,, . . , 1 - I ' 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 ll 11 - f 1, . ,Q 1 u , ' ' ,, ,, , I - . , , . , . , . . . ' ' p--5 OO Q! OC ff X' n ,Q 3' as ev' D1 -OO on 40 gg QQ 'nu Q0 lov! Klme B Bottenfeld B Every P Metzger P Warren L Donovan K Gray G Row 2 Hannweber A Lupskar I Warnas S Herb N Netter M Fay J Steudnngl Port M Row3 Supples F Musal G Zehentner D 8owerJ Dierks E Gunter J Kelly D Short G low 4-Lardlaw D Beck G Bosco I MARO0N STAFF Lenrey G Have you ever thought of the work entailed In publlshnng a yearbook? Probably not but thus ns not uncommon for most of us Inttle realized how lnfunntely com plex the structure of an annual as To us nalve fellows and gurls It was merely a matter of pictures names and a few scattered sen tences Most of us now however can retract those convlctuons of the unexperuenced To say that we ve done lust a lnttle would only show false mod esty for everyone teachers and staff has spent many long ex haustlve hours nn creatung new :deas sn workung out detanls and nn meetmg ever present deadlines To our advnsers Mrs Partlan Muss Kurschenblum Mass Barnett Msss DuBois Mrs O Dell Mrs Terpenlng and Mr Vaughn we are deeply lndebted Mention should also be made of the coop eratuon of Mr Streufer of the MJ M who aided us In assem bling the maternal from the hull Another reason for our fxnal success Ines In the classs excel lent selection of Phnlrp Metzger editor an chuef Frank upples his assocsate Peggy Every the bus: ness manager and her olde Jane Bower Laurels also go to Stella War nas and Naam: Herb for the or ngvnallty and hugh qualuty of their art work We hope moreover that you enyoy thus book truly our labor amorus Szxty nme ,Z- n-gr.!:f lr' 1 ISPIIQ 'llu Phulnp Metzger Frank Suppues 5 ' Q--+ THE NAME TAKER5 Bob Schroeder Barbara Klnne Glorna Gray ev by K- 0 r , Q O 3' t GQ b -K - ... I 3 4 f - Q , 1 , y 1 l '54 zvv . ' 0, 6 H 3 -: , K f . l .X Vt ' fy x A ' if ll f f D , ' . 7 r. ' ' ' .4 . . , A Q . . . . . ' ' ' ' All ,za 4 I . D I . '- . ' I ' 1 I - Jg. i . I t D .I . , - -V Q , - ' ' - - 11 - 11 I I I - I . . , ' ' I I . - - . . - 1. . I , . . I' ' 5 1 I v -I - ' . - Q I I K I I ' r I - I - ' . . . .... . . - - ' . I. ' W, - ' I I l - - - ll . ' I ' 5 1 1 . ' ll 1 I n V 1 I n Rowl Forst R Van Laer E Kelsch J Paulus G Hughes S Behrens R Kuntz M Clausen E Poschner P Row 2-Chmura M Leirey D Hend cks J Decker B Davis R Boldt V Row 3 Smith B Gruver R Oehrlein B Buchanan F Row 4-Rakov P Strobel B Webe L Mould W :1Nemaauch A Rowland A Row 5 Bosco I Kiwus F Wells R Boolukos P Donohue P Schroe er I . 'Q fi jbivlmelangl, imflvlimllif girls: GERMAN GROUP To assure better organization, the German Group was made a separate division of the Lan- guage Club. This has proved quite effective, and every other Thursday during the second lunch period, forty Miidchen und Kno- ben enjoyed the carefully planned programs. Sometimes die Schuler und diese schonen Schuler- innen listened to the strains of exquisite German music A - other time they presented a skit for the Christmas meeting of the point Language Club They also held spelling bees participated in German games and arranged the music for the Language Club show on April 23rd All in all the Ger mon Group can feel proud of the accomplishments of its first year and perhaps this was due to the able direction of Flora Buchanan and the guiding hand of the ad viser Miss llse Selmer LANGUAGE LATIN GROUP All of us remember the familiar tune of veni vide vici or .of those congugations like sum es est The Latin Group however made a splendid effort in showing that the language of ancient Rome hath beauty magnificence and purpose These busy young scholars under the leadership of Paul Donohue and Joan Lacey with Miss Nickerson as faculty representative have helped Latin students forget the hard grind of classwork during their leisurely pleasant meetings every second Thursday These budding class: casts presented a very clever skit at the April Language Club Show Surely our Latinists have a right to be proud of this their primus annus of organization This group was a division of Language Club which elected Peter Rakov as president Joan Kelsch vice president and Rose mary Scully secretary treasurer CLUB ---1-'- Row l-Quick E Luedtke D De Cicco D Rylance J Fay J Mandel! 8 Kelsch J lov 2-Rider E Popo J Spoth N Lawrence R Bundy S Needes J Carney J Row 3-Merritt M Rose J Paccione A Lacey J Smith D Boolukos P lov 4-Wells R Smith G Paikaft M Santandrio F Donohue P Seventy FRENCH GROUP ,M 1 HW- .2-wwf sf There was something new in the air and that something was la circle francaise, a part of Language Club and yet a club in itself, with la belle demoiselle Adele Friedman as chairman. French has a certain fascina- tion which cannot be fully appre- ciated in the classroom. This led thirty students, in November '47, to enrich their study of French by meeting once a month to chatter away in la belle langue, to hold spelling bees and word contests and in general, to enlarge their practical application of French A Christmas play, rendered in a mix ture of French and English, an ex cellent French film plus a speak er presented at the Language Club Show marked its hugh points of the year Aided by Miss Fellows, French Group can look forward to many more successful years -Lp Row I-Eiga Groeser A LW, . z,,. , .rem-fn ,M .., ,f,,,.11,T. F-51 ,,.. A ,. , 1,74 l .5 .-. . I W! E earns H Sisco R en A wig R in Slk S Ten Eyck J Row Laware L Radcliffe L Netter M Moore J Gray G La Rocca L Behrens R Kline B McHugh J Row 3 Burke M Couglm A Stein J De Cncco D Hutt B Bennett J Scudder S Gaudette B Row 4-Friedman A Ahl A Belmore G Vining R Davis E Counitz D Rovl 5 Yerry I Gunter J Johnson R Haver B Lacey J Merritt M Kukuk H LUB LANGUAGE p-7 l Oi I 85 D Row! Miss Pulling Haber M Donovan K Farrell G Hayes M Wager S Margolis A Colcnge M Young R Saccoman R Row 2 North B Buley B Homme! R earns A Gardeskn L Shee han A math J Hotalmg N Brown M Penaro J Row 3-Lipgar D Rider E Lynch M Baker C Longendyke P Scheffel M Smith B Row 4-Clare R Pugliese M Showers S Thomas E Von Demark M Scully R Fiore E Smith B Bayer E Row 5 Stroley R Cassidy O Musal G Forde 8 Apa F Reina A Suarez E Seventy one SPANISH GROUP Habla Vd espanol? lDo you speak Spanish7l All the members of the Spanish Group of Language In the past the Language Club has functioned as one organiza tion with members of all language groups belonging This year, so that the language students be come more accomplished in their individual fields the organization was divided With Miss Pulling as their ad vrser and Rose Saccoman as chair man, the group has held meetings in order to increase its knowl edge of Spanish and to learn to talk more fluently At the Language Club s annual party and dance, the Spanish sec tion was responsible for the excel lent exhibition dancing When they visited the United Nations Assembly and heard a few speeches given in Spanish, these Spanish students heard what real Spanish sounds like . .' Q Q-Hi . . . . l ' A L ' xr t . , X is 4 . 4 Q , ' Q e - A f 9 I - ' ' ' , .3 M , .:. ' , .5 OI , .3 E ', J.: e' a, D.g i , .3 . - Z- ' Q R' f J f ,,,,Qff f' i7Ti2 4 i.: .. .sl 1'3- , Q ,,- i -w , r V ' fr, Club do! ,.,..V-- ,mm V s N Y.4,1l,V,F K L 1 I i Sl- I v , l T - . Jyf- -vs' . . - V11 . . . ' 0 ' - . r a 7 i e - L 5 . 3 7 V ' . . . . . . ' , 7 Q . .' . . .. W V A I l - , ' - 7 If . . . - J , I f K' ZQ. Vfxfgf ! hr fl ' ,A A . X ' .. 4 fi Rowl Lynch M Bundy S Radclnfte L McHugh J Gardeckl D Spongro E Swarthout S Charles D Bolosh M Row 2 Smith J Belmore G Brown E Quack E McCardIe P Elluott M Borce A Spalt R Bendes M Wslluams W Jones M ,X ASSISTANTS PAUSE! Pot McCordle Joan McHugh Evelyn Spongla Laneeto Radcliff Four years ago the Lubrary Club was orgamzed and smce that tlme at has grown and acquired unbelnevable prestuge The organ nzatron has a twofold socnal and educational purpose for the mem bers learn the routnne of manag mg a lnbrary ln addntlon to enjoy :ng the fun of any extra currlcu lar actnvnty The present school year was lust crammed with en gagung thnngs for the group s twenty three assrstants to the lu brarnan oodles of gauety and trol rckmg at the Chrnstmas Party un the lnbrary and a bounty of post ers In corridors and study halls rn order to enllven mterest rn the Seventy two i .J 2 world of books Fmally these helpful busy lnttle beavers were responsible for so many of the small servuces whsch are so very necessary for the well bemg and effrcnency of a modern llbrary of hugh standards Our Ilbrarlan Mass Elizabeth Stockmg mothered the lrttle helpers who had chosen Marllyn Elliott as thenr presudent Dorll Charles as vuce presrdent, and Shirley Bundy for the combnnatlon job of secretary treasurer Special mentnon should also be made of the splendud work performed by Laneeto Radcliffe as specual chairman - , .1 . .1 , -2 . .1 . .1 . 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' ' 1 ' I ' I . . , . . 1 ' - ' I - I Rovl Koenng M Ackley J Moore J earns H path N Ina D S Davus E Baker C Papo J Dabney A Ewlg J Merrlhew L Bayer E Burns B Dunn M Mognuno G Olen A McHugh J Auello M Donovan K Farrell G Frnedmon A Whlte M Row 2 Bennett J Schroeder R Newman R Bosco I Wells R Waples Carr F Bosco J Dacker B Nowaczek F Cooper R Laudlaw D Marasek J Needes J Bower J Burns P Row 3 Allen RoseJ Vlnmg R Jaffer B Anderson J Msllens B Sampson S Charles D Lelrey D Hooker B Warshaw L Ten EyckJ K kJ Llpskar l MQRCQN MASQUERS The plays the thing sayeth these ardent thesplans A vlsnt be hlnd scenes would have revealed luttle Evas grease paint on the run that the wncked vlllanns mustache refused to remaun fnrm and funally that the gallant heroic young swam had lost has coat For tunately all of these perplexmg occurrences were remedied by Muss Madelelne Tarrant faculty advuser who also guuded the club s officers Levan Merruhew pres: dent Margaret Whlte vlce pres :dent Adele Frnedman, secretary and Donald Laudlaw treasurer It has been several years though sance the school has seen such an octave Dramatnc Club for the buddnng Olnvners and the future Bernhardts had presented to their fellow schoolmates no fewer than three assembly plays Lady Gregory s Spreadnng the News was glven last November a charmnng Chrlstmas productuon Reverse followed, and the com :ng of sprung saw the hnlarnous Rach Man Poor Man In addltlon the group also vas ated New York thus glvlng ts members an opportunuty to see the professional stage n Alle ro The Wnnslow Boy Man and Superman and Medea Mass Tarrant the offlcers and the three score dramatlc person nel consider this thelr fnfteenth year memorable and truly follow :ng the orugunol purpose of form ang an outlet for the dramatac as puratlons of students of glvlng them expenence ln actung and of teaching them make up tech nlque Sewnly tlnee QJ STAGE CREW Front row Alex Rowland Ray Caddy Back row Warren Hyde Fred Ferraro ' I E l 6 Q , s V ., f n A 1 R . t ', 5 Y L ' . A . J .s . l .. - ', .3 , .g , .pM , ,LS . LLRe . .LSIIKL .: , .5 , .g , .3 , .1 ', .3 L .L .g , .1 L -1 L .1 L .. . -I . .Z . .L . -I . . - . .2 . -I , ,g In , .L LJ.: L .L L .L . .L . .L . .L . .L . .L . .L L .L . . , .L , .L . .L . -L . -L L .L L .L . .L L .L . -L L .L If. .L , . L 4 0 Il I ' ll I JI - I . . - Il - D U . ' - - . . , J . 1 - ll ll - I1 I H . . , , . . L . . A I - - II ' ll A ,Q , .1 .1 ' . Sy . I . , , . . . . 1' u . . X. I . . . ,, S V I - , . . II II ' II II , Q I L N . . 1 ll 11 11 , 1 I ' 'K I I ' I I 1 ' - ' if 1 1 I I I ' - I - I I D I . - I I I I , . Rift: rv P Row 2 Rrder J Penaro D F d R F h V S thJ Charles D Radcliffe L Mandel! B Albecht M Ma asekJ Rakov A wad' RKnC?igelIJR uSgg'ltoR PehsariJ Forpde B Hutt B Wllt R EmbreeJ Young B Baker C Llpgar D Castillo M Smlth B Mason E Bolce Gruver R RECORD CLUB 1 K- if. 1'0- ar ,-'llzii QW ll' MEETING PLANNERS Ehnlgley Hughes Doral Charles Joan Smnth Ruth Wnllt Vlvuan IS er Anyone passmg Room l53 on a Wednesday afternoon would have sky to Woody Herman resoundmg through :ts panelled walls for there the dlsc jockeys of Kmgs ton Hugh School spun platters to thelr hearts content lt IS truly sand music loans all hearts for the Record Club un operatuon since l943 has yearly drawn a consuderable followlng from the music lovers of K H S from sophomores to senlors Presenting a sweepmg program of music ranging through all Its phases the group has achreved nts fundamental purpose of fur therlng musrc apprecratlon ln K H S and of provldmg Ilstenmg Seventy four pleasure to all those whose souls respond to the charm of music Ackley wrth Vrrgmra Flsher Ray mond Ward and Joan Smath playmg frrst vlolln the Record Club can proudly look back upon a year of achievement Its meet mgs have had zest and flavor a tribute to Its hard worklng pro gram commrttees appolnted on a weekly basns Its programs were favorably acclaimed by :ts audl ence ' A Chrlstmas party with specnal muslcal selectlons flttmg the occasaon and wuth refresh ments never let It be sand that the palate was neglected for the ear -culmlnated the year s actlv :tres under the durectron of Mrss Selmer and Mass Stockang I i Q w . A . '. I .2 ' Y .C I -3 r V ,Q - r , .1 I , . I ' , .1 V , v .E . .1 ' .l .' -1' . -2 I, -: . -: . -1 . -S - -I - '5 ' '- ' ' ' 1 P V 9 U 1 K 5 u . ll Il : heard anything from Tchalkow- Condlfcfedl -DY AJUCCI'-Jell le . I . - Il I I Il I' fl u a I - p If ' I . I ' ' .- . . 1, . . . . ' I I Q a I ll ' - I- . I 1 . I I . ' Ill Il . l - . I, .- y t . . ., , , - . J . . '. , I 1 . - , l I 1 A 0 u 1- l I ' - l . ' l u 1 Q l . I . ' .I . Row I-Mearns H Lupgor D Cam J Metzger P Shults C Fay J Auchmoody J Row 2 Kelsch J Lawrence R Kearns A Rosenthal D Friedman A Krom G Row 3 Wells R Cunmff J Struss R MOQQIOVE A Mef hEW L Revnolds A Paccuone A MATH CLUB if ' if Could you possibly be convmced nf some serious student walked up nlnety degree or rlght angle ns equal to a nnnety flve degree an gle? No he would not at all have been sutferlng from sprung fever amnesla or any other snmular all ment These perslstent personal: tles were members of the Eunstem Math Club trylng to prove a form u a Thus club was organized ln l945 un order to guve those students who were Interested In mathe matlcs a means of learnlng new ways of solvung odd or truck prob Iems For the purpose of worklng out these problems the Math Club met every other Wednesday ln Room IS4 under the surveul Thus club for one of nts actlvl tues was asslgned the task of av eragung report cards for the Hon or Roll One of their other sched uled plans was the presentatnon of a prlze of flve dollars at grad uatlon to the student who had at tanned the haghest average In three years of mathematncs These qunz kuds ascnbed much of their success to theur ex cellent presldent Phnlup Metzger asslsted by Davnd Rosenthal vlce presudent and Ruth Lawrence secretary and treasurer Seventy hue MATH CLUB OFFICERS Davud Rosenthal Phulup Metzger Ruth Lawrence to you and tried to prove that a lOl'1C9.0f Miss Edifh Case. ' I . I . ' ' . . v - ll ' ' ll ' I 1 ' . 1 I 1 Rovll Anderson J Whuttaker M Haber J Row 2 Wulluames M Whalen J Murphy J Snyder B Goodruch J Ashton C Amarello M Row 3 Parslow D John M Ingalsbe M Cunnungham C Thomas M Howard M Rueder R Chmura M Row 4-Burke A Hotalung N Kurchruer P Karl M Guadagnolua M Nardu L Mulls 8 It you notuced any men of brawn about KHS they were probably members of the Gym Club These hardy souls were or ganuzed four years ago by theur present durector Mr G Warren Kuas because of the wudespread unterest among the boys un gym nastuc actuvutues He man un chuef thus year was Norman Sylvester who was assust ed by hus fellow musclemen Bruce Wally vuce presudent and Bull Wulkuns secretary treasurer Out standung events of the past year have uncluded exhubutuons of skull un school assemblues and at the Munucupal Audutoruum durung the untermussuon peruod of the thrull ung Kungston Montucello basket ball game The group also spon sored a dance un the gym and par tucupated at that most memorable occasuon, May Day JUNIOR LEADERS In order that the sophomore gurls who are unterested un sports could have an outlet for theur ath letuc ambutuons the Junuor Lead ers Club was organuzed under the leadershup of Muss Jean Dubous Elected to offuces un the club s furst year were Melussa Wulluams presudent Audrey Burke vuce presudent Barbara Snyder secre tary and Mary Chmura treasur Actuvutues of the Junuor Lead ers were much the same as those of the Senuor Leaders Club Furst they assusted the gym teacher wuth the more unfortunate gurls who couldnt clumb a rope or put a basketball through the rum They were unvaluable un teachung new pupuls the rules and regulatuons of o well run gym class Other dutues of these helpers uncluded super vusung and actung as assustants wuthun the squads plus guardung the offuce p c:l'.- Rov I-Petersen H Hooker G Wulk ns B Koch H Suarez E Mc Doruough G Barrunger D Norton L Row 2-Coach Kuas, Jones, J Hctwood, E Wally, B, Syl ester N Hopfe R Brown, P Wun chell, R Row 3-Page, C , Carpuno, T , Harrell, R , Schroeder, F , Bouce, P , Streeter, H , Costello R Seventy szx I - 1 . . . , ' 1 W 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ef. I u . , . - 1 , . - ,,:' 1,3 ,, -A' ,.g ..: , , , .Q , . T 1 u rr ' r -'I I ' ': - .3 I.: ,J ,. ,.g ,.. .-. .-. - - - . -1 . -I 1 ' . . I .S . . ., , . . 1 I - 1 ' 1 I - ' .- -' ,V i,-1 ..: ,.: ..: , . ,L .: -' v , -: r. .Q U? Q - T Rav I Mackey M Raftery C Wulson D Sampson S K k J Muucc o R Ando n J Mulle M Row 2 Dabney A Hooke B Jundruck M A ello M Mogan C DeC cco D Wa d T Re o A Eugo E Row Bur e M Rose J R so .l Loware L Hoyt M Dono an K B ns P E ey R Pe y A Fredm n SENICR LEADERS CLUB The Rockettes of Kungston Hugh School better known as the Leaders Club was organuzed un I9-40 un order to develop those such defunutely femunune trauts as character grace and leadershup and to assust the physucal educa tuon durector un gurls athletucs Wuth offucers such as Mara Muller presudent Carol Mogan vuce presudent Mathulda Ward secretary and Dorothy De Cucco treasurer un addutuon to the valu able knowledge and guudance of Muss Dubous as durector how could the club be anythung but a success? One of the Leaders Clubs mam actuvutues has been theur ex hubut at the May Day exercuses Theur carefully practuced march ung and expert tumblung has thrulled auduences year after year Another tradutuon that the Lead ers Club contunued thus year was theur gala pucnuc In addutuon they began somethung very new and dufferent un the form of bowlung and basketball play days besudes the vusut to Saugertues What must one do to belong to thus organuzatuon7 In the sprung tryouts are always held for those who want to uoun If a gurl was voted un everyone un the school knew about ut by her unutuatuon whuch consusted of comung to school wuth curlers un her haur and lupstuck smeared and of wearung all kunds of fantastuc clothung Seventy seven 11431. Il' X LEADERS ON THE BEAM! Marue Auello Peggy Every Nancy Barnum Jean Hendrucks Mara Muller , v 1 K Q ! K 1 I u . 5 L 5 y,f . . ,D . s . , I E , ' u 4. Q s 4 A 'Fl' 9 0 'SIX L 3 t ' , X. Lu, V4 . ,, X 1 . J . 5 W. Y . I Vu. 5: '64 S 5 ii-.Q 1 . 4 'A gl b W 5 , 5 f ff' Q Y Y? k .1 L b 5 ' y 1 X N V s ' . l - . .: . -1 ' . .1 . -L ir, -: ' i . .: r. .1 r. . - , .3 r, .g ' ' , .3 u , .3 , .3 i , .3 r, .5 un , .3 ' , . 3- k, .3 , .3 o , .3 , .3 , .5 v , .1 ur , .g vr, .3 rr, .g i a ,A. Row 4-Spoth, N.: McGrane, D.g Bruck, B.g Culloton, C.g Boker, C.g Barnum, N.g Hendrucks, J.g Boyer, E. 2 f ' , I ll ll - ' ' - . I , , 4 I ' 1 4 1 I 1 D . - 1 L I 3 f kj. I . . . . 1 . l - - ' I 5 , W ' I ' . . . n I ' i 1 . ' I ' ' I 1 I . . . . 2 1 1 - I ' I . f . V ' - . . . 'J J L47 . U . I ' . . . . . I - I I I , . ...W . . I . . . . . . . , I ,, ,,,,,,,,v ,.,.......,.,,,,..u. K .mwfffufff - A-'A ' w't W'V 'V 'A'V Y . . ' . . . . 'WN ' A ' 't-..-'MQ' v ' . .44 - f -W-'--- Rowl Schatzel R Conlon R Kcatlng J Meyers D Trombley E Lasdlaw D Albany J Nowaczek F Wlkmns W La Torre G Petersen W MunS0rl A Row 2 Dulln R Gazlay M Nicolas: V Fuoco L Chambers K Chatham R Koch H Ghear R Lay C Braye G Delamater B Row 3 Saveskle W Hyde W Relyea C Mlllonlg H Lelrey G Donohue P Holstcm L Grunenwald C Sheffcl B Rlenzo M Row 4-Coach Knas Ma ns C Webber J Shaugnessy W LETTER CLUB Q 1 N Q 50 4 .4 fx-fl-: Sgr BIG MEN IN SPORTS Kneelung-G LaTorre D Dulln W Petersen Standing H Koch E Weaver K Lowe J Albany Kingston Hugh School IS justly and decldedly the stronghold of the maroon and white sweater Of all those who wear these loyal garments the members of Letter Club dlsplay theirs wuth the great est dash and color and rughtly so for these athletes have all mented a large whrte K for portncnpatnon and excellence un varlous sports The celebruty of celebrutues IS Joe Albany president followed up by Chris Lay a well known star and Ed Trombley another flne athlete However we have not only an argosy of athletes ln the Letter Club but also an organnzatnon rendering nnvaluable service to the school For the past quarter of .Seventy czght a century our future Lulac s and D: Maggno s have been maintain mg order at football basketball, and baseball games Marshallnng as well as carrying the Senior Class banner durlng the May Day ceremonues has been another ac tnvaty Helping to arrange and to supervnse the annual A A Party has been a club event They have done thelr share of offuclatmg and umplrnng at boys Intramural games Next year thus club plans to complete a project of and for needy children Above all these boys have set for all students flne examples of school behavnor and shown attitudes of honesty coop eratnon and respect for authority - .2 . -1- ' . .1 . .1 . .zu . -Q . .1 , all . 51 - -I - -Q y ' - -: -. fc ll H '.: , .cl I' , . .cl U . ,' A I. I H ' H 2 ' . -2 I - 'S Kitsos, W.: Lowe, K.g Smith, D.g Boolukos, P.g Weaver, E.g Tltus, W 1 l Q ' C ' . A K - , 1 ' L87 - . . . . . , I I - . ., . . I - ' I ' f I - I I . . l . ' ' ll ll . . . . I . 4 ' . I . I ' 1 - A 1 , I ' ' I I I - NJ Roach C f0'PV ' 4m Kewl Learey G Smath G Schryyer L Port M Bodenweber R Row 2 Nelson P Short E E g J Rogers K Cassady O Schwettmaran W Buddenhagen D Rov3 Galbert F Howard L Dwyer P Bentley J Roach T Schuetz R Row 4-Kelder R Donohue P Ratenburg R Reynolds L Bachert F Ryan R SKI CLUB Z'. .- ,.2 wheeee k lump' So at went wath our Ska Club members' Scol ang the packed whate claffs of the Catskalls-or more accurately the Dry Brook Traal ot Haghmaunt was a mere nathang to our saxty soalars of the cold cold whate Cantanuous cold and frequent snow storms meant good fast ska ang Wxth Ronald Davenport Floyd Galbert Paul Donohue and Maralyn Port as boss snowmen and banked by the Masses Karshenblum Duboas and Ward and Mr Kurtznacker the club brastled wath actavaty thas past year Our presadent gracaously planned these Sunday aaunts and Maralyn Port conscaentaously tal laed the traps moneys scenac Haghmount and one was token to the wooded Belle Ayre Traal After our farst trap we pro gressed from stem turnang on the Haghmount slope and fallang cor rectly and gracefully on the Rap Van Wankle Troal to zoomang down and doang the chrastae on the Dry Brook Traal Nat all reached the later stages however' Fur thermore a ska meet wath the aam of promatang anterest an ska ang an hagh schools of the vacmaty had been planned at Bear Moun tam Re organazed an l945 Ska Club has beyond doubt met wath en thusaastac success wath the stu dents of Kangston Hagh School Seventy nzne -451 SKI CLUB OFFICERS Front Ronald Davenport Back Row Floyd Galbert Maralyn Port Paul Donohue ' S-I A 1 I .. . x :ret f . ' 'fig if . 6 L A V 4, J ' xg ff Q 4- D, .ayrxvig ,ra . 9 .1 9 3316? Af 2 I X if 5 . 4 ' an ., . - L if , K' A If 1, - g' , -2 ' , -: . .1 . .3 . a - . as . .2 wa. 4: , .1 . .2 .Q r: , - Q -xx' r FlI'Sf The call ':fl'ClCl4H and then Five Outings were mgde to I I . . 1 . f, tum 'XI 5 T ' ' ll . - . 5-W4 'WW ' ' ' - .aw ' - - - 1 - a za .- I 'IIC ' ' f','.'.fLii L' , . 1 ' - fffstcaszlf' I ' I . I . . - I W ' I ll I ll , I . - I . . X if fl ' . . . . . . - . . f I I ' ' I . ' 1 . I , - 'F I - a - I . Row! Fuoco L Santandrea F Smnth D Roach T Weaver E Lenrey G Donohue P Lardlaw D Strobel B Tucker W Ward R Danahy P Row 2 Kelly D Beck G Trtus D Petersen B Mould W Prosser G Raltt D Cassrdy O Short G Nowaczek F Parkes F Scheffel R Row 3 Haggerty M Hyde W Ruth R Roach B Murray R Suarez E Wells R Decker B Keogan E Wrlklns W Row 4-AlbanyJ Burns R Berardl E Straley B Short D WeberJ Ralff B Ghear B Scheffel B Rlcnzo M Clarence Corell Y M C A advuser Row 5 Mc Cardle J Cunnltf J Stagg R Trornbley E Petruskl A Thrope R Flynn T Relyea C Nowaczek E La Torre G l Z 1 ' -L2 ll- 11-S '- r ll F' si'1',,-r HIY ALPHA HI Y Rovl Lowery C Ferguson J Dwyer P Wells G Smlth W Freer D Cullum B Whrte B Row 2 Sclme P Grlffnn R Bruck E Roach J Roach C Davus W Kelder E Row 3-Glennon J Hag gms K Mc Nrerney J Englrsh J Hathmaker J Beehler C Row 4-Dyezewskl G Bentley J Butler P Hutton A Chatham R Mr Clarence Corell Y M C A Advnser Mr Tobin Row 5 Leonard B Schultz D Davenport D Hutton A Hansen W Meyers D Campbell G Fzghty HIY In Aprrl dad you notrce a group of fellows wlth drstnnguushrng fea tures? The young gentlemen were recent rnductees of Hu Y Serrously though these boys un der the guldance of Mr Tobln of th faculty and Mr Corell of the Y M C A exemplrfy theur club s purpose of creatrng rnalntalnung and extending through the school and the communlty hugh stand ards ofChr1st1an character Thss year s presrdent George Lelrey and hrs fellow offlcers Ed Weaver vuce presndent Paul Don ohue secretary and Ronald Davenport treasurer carrued out an extensive and varred program The clubs actlvltles Included a Chrnstmas formal dance, plannung a college scholarshlp organrzrng sophomores unto an Alpha H1 Y and sending George Lenrey and Ed Weaver to the State Conventnon rn Albany An envuable record don t you thunk? -- ..: ..: ,.: ,.: ..: .-1 .-: .11 --1 1 -. 1 -1 . -1 I 1 11 . -1 , 1. . , . . 1 -- 1 -- I r- lr :- r -1 1 -1 , , .2 , 1 . . . . T I .Q 1 1, , 1, 1 'v 1 -1 1 -1 1 -I 1 -I 1 f V le Y V A ' ' ! , . . 1- D 4 1 ll If 1 1 1 ' . . 1 . . . ., 1 1 . , . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 . . - I 4-' 1- --I . -I 1 -I 1 -C .1 -3 - 'Z ' 'Z ' ' e- .vc ..: ,-1 ,-1 ' - - ..: A ..: ..: ,. , -11 1 , -. 1 - 1 -1 1 -1 - , ---. . - - 1 I -1 1 -1 1 -Q 1 -I 1 -I 1 -I 1 - Rovl Wulson D Sampson S Tuano D Saccomon R Nagy E Susco R Woltman B Lo Rocco L Wullt R Penoro J Hoyt M Peters M Row 2 Pruden uderJ aen J muth Scudder S YopleJ Gardesku L Scheffel M Shults J Merrutt M brecht M Mller A A Row 3 Page A c Iey J Van Laer E Olen A Moore J Netter M Krom C Gray H Pueczynske C Buchanan F Gunter J D vas E Yerry I Mason E Row 4-Kelsch J Baker C Radcluffe L Barnum N SteudungJ Shults C Donovan K LantryJ Gll J Hover B Hofbauer B BennettJ Kukuk H Rovl Brown M Snyder J Cook A Dabney A Burke M Auello M Hendrucks J Burns P Krueger J Long E Kupp D Reuna D Row2 Rose J Mearns lun A Ruder E Day J Warshaw L Kurk J Ewug J Popo J Rylance J Fuscardo R Brophy M Jendruck M Penoro D Row 4--Warnas S Ten Eyck J Lacey J Hunkley M Decker B Eugo E Smuth J Behrens R McKunneyJ Wood J Reuna A TRI HI TRI HI Wuth a gleam un theur eyes these Tru Hu gals set out each year to rope theur escorts for the an nual Harvest Moon Dance They were quute adept wuth the Iasso and un 48 the dance proved to be fune fun for all Tru Hu has endeavored to pro mote udeals of understandung and tolerance Mrs Fuster and Mrs Horne theur advusers helped the gurls to attaun these goals Among theur prouects were the hangung of the greens the boy gurl panels un cooperatuon wuth Hu Y the shupment of Chrustmas packages overseas, and the tradu tuonal May Day Breakfast The Harvest Moon and Valentune Dances were colorful events of the season On March I3 and I4, sev eral gurls attended a conference m Newburgh nsrsnoums cuus asus Marue Auello was Tru Hu s presu Rowu Reuna A wuuson o Brown M Ackuey J u-uoyu M dent and was aided b ,NACHI n Row 2 Penoro D Von Kleeck J Donovan K Mc Kunney J y Y Row 3 Van Lear E Rose J Warshaw L Hunkley M Page A Burke, Arlene Dabney Jean Hen Row 4-span R warms s semen J sueuamg J Lanny J drucks, and Pat Burns Eughty one G.:R'-, .:P'I 'I .QS ' '.J-.': ' . 11 ' If V: I, ,' -TAI ' -:Q I' KAL 'hifi - I -F .-V: Ak: .1 . .L . .2 . -L . .2 . .2 , -1 . -L . -3 . .1 0 , .2 . -2 . . . .3 ..: '.-: .-1 '.-1 .-1 .-L .vc u, -1 . .1 .rx . .1 .. H. Augmoody: J.E'Fay, J.g'P6lugburrl, GaIlagher,'B.g De Cicco, D.: Carney, J,g Fabb'ie,'J.1 Van' Kleeck, J.3 Ausanio, B3 gulk, sfg Spalt, Rfkow 3-Magnino: Gy: Cough- . . . . I Il IT ' ' I 1 I . ' I I - I - I Q ' tl - ID . , - . -L . -L . .L ' , -: . - tw Row! Bender M Krueger J Heikkinen H Lyons F Brown E Hunhes S Kel ch J Dabney A Krauser B Greer L Fabiano A Kaminsky L Hyatt P Colavecchio R Cragan M Colange M Byrne D Row2 Boice A Ewig J Longendyke J Hutton M Klarick M Faturn J Gray H Leirey D Gver P Gallagher B Jindrick M Cline H Behrens R Cohen E Krk J Emberson J Buley D Row3 Graeser A Ahl A Albrecht M Baker C Hansen G Kelly B Chase A Bundy S Forde B Ergo E Gardeski L Belmore G Burke M Culloton C Charles D Kukuk H Hutt B Lacey J Elliott Rowl Scudder S McHugh J Wilson D Mautone E Perry J Pruden G Palen J Mearns H Wllt R Penaro J Thurin M Mandell B Mandel B Olen A Young R uedtke D Quick E Papo J La Rocca L Steinhilber A Row 2 Sheehan A Wagar S Meyer M Rowe J Schryver M Pangburn G Snyder J Rider J Y le J Paulus G Smith J Williams W Sepesy P Smith J Warshaw L Smith B Saccoman R Row3 Morgan B Merritt M Pnsco C Shur ter H Lawren dr E Slk S RoseJ Mc Grane D Ten Eyck Thomas E Pugliese M Showers S Bennett Norris D Yerry l Scheffel M QD lt ,IUNICR PRISMA I J X MA AIN eovl 'i ln the past, the Prisma Society was such a large organization that it was impossible for all the girls to be active members. There- fore, it was decided to separate the group into Junior and Senior divisions and to permit more girls to partake in its activities. The Junior girls were very ac- tive in the magazine drive and proved this fact by selling more magazines than the Senior Prisma girls. Not only did they sell maga- zines but also they collected them to send to Sumatra. At Christmas time they had charge of decorat- ing the front corridor and really did a beautiful job. ln cooperation with Senior Prisma, these girls were an essential factor in mak- Eighty-two ing the Rainbow Dance a huge success. They served very indus- triously on the ticket and refresh- ment committees. Selected Junior Prisma girls further were mem- bers of the scholarship committee. The entire group voted favorably upon the report of the Project Committee and with Senior Pris- ma, presented K.H.S. with a wire recorder. Presiding officer at their meet- ings was Marjorie Merritt with Janet Rose as recording secretary and vice-president and Ruth Lawrence as corresponding secre- tary. Miss Kirshenblum and Miss Mullen proved to be very capable advisers. Row I Kostner D Heldcamp L De Cucco C Hoyt M Auello M Johnston J Buckley C Hoornbeek G Flare E Van Ness J Van Kleeck J Fabbue J Row 2 Farrell G Andorn J Hogan J Rylance J Sampson S Auchmoody J Acklcy J Morello M Haber M Kearns A Ptlum J Spalt R Penoro D Apa F CowR3 Ferrcgo M Du Boas E Nor h B Osterhoudt M Kor h Bones eel Brandt Fa J Krom C Lupgar D Klune B Slmon B Herb N Par ee ansner Row 4-Schmidt H Zehentner D Carney J Every R Steudlng J Whttman M Rosa J Mc Connell A OBryan S Herzog R Friedman A Dierks E Gunteer J Barnum N ENIOR PRIQMA The Prlsma Soclety has played a vntal part both as a service or ganlzatlon of Klngston Hrgh School and as an Instrument ln promoting fruendshzp, cooperatnon and sportsmanship among e junlor and senror gurls The flrst of Prlsma s major tavntnes durung the year was e annual magaznne drive t e completnon of whnch the gurls who had sold three or more subscnp tions were rewarded by a dance and a movung plcture fnlm about vanous sports, sponsored by the Curtls Publsshlng Company Some of the other actnvntues of the club Included an lnterestnng plcture on charm and personaluty and the very successful Rannbow Dance The dance and decoratnng com mlttees were largely responslble for thus success The hosputalnty commuttee has been very helpful to vusntors to our school whsle the candy counters have been favor :te after school hangouts The scholarship which Prusma awards each year was also of great rmpor tance among the club s functuons Much of Pnsmas outstandung work was due to nts offucers Jane Johnston Jean Hendrlcks Mathnl da Ward Maryorle Merntt Ruth Lawrence, and Janet Rose Honors also go to Mrs Norwood Mrs Crook Mrs McNelvs Mass Selmer and Mnss Nnckerson for makmg 48 successful Ezghty tlnee vgxll-- aaa .r RAINBOW DANCE COMMITTEES Front Row Auchmoody J Ruder J Borberlch Smnth Rlder E Leurey D Perry A Back Row Ergo E Hendncks J Pamer M Corney J Rylance J Penaro Spalt Bennett J Steudung J Ransner E R- el ll. .:' U fg A' r, .f ,' t,J.g' 1 ,tif ,Lip y, .g ' Af .1 f' .3 ' Cl - ' ' - we - .. ,yyr . . .. . I . . I . th - - . . , . GC- . . . . . . . th . - ' 1 . . , . . , a th , . . - . . Z A I 1 . . . ' . . C I' 5 -al I I . . . . ' . . I . . . . . I . . . I , I ' I - -' ,.g ' ,,g I' ,B.3 ',J. J: I .: I . A. . .1 I. J'-'z . R- Row! Shultus J Trowbrudge R Anderson S Hotolung N Burke A Goodruch J Amarello M Parslow D Hoban J Perry J Row 2 Snyder B Fatum J Metzger J Hutton R Rooso B Roosa B Wmfueld J Anderson J Row 3 Marshall B Nardu L Markle J Huester J Dolson S Lyons J Flunt B Davudson P Topp B Row 4-Comstock C Thomas M Chmuro M Byrne E Bullungs B Howard M Kolz P Ashton C Wallus M Burns B S0 HI KA, I. Z.-'...-':-itj H ati 11:11 S0 HI DANCE 51' Every other Monday evenung at the YWC A on Clunton Avenue 0 group of actuve sophomore gurls known as the So Hu met to plan actuvutues and undurectly to make uts members better cutuzens of theur club theur school and theur Country Thus group under the capable leadershup of Muss Audrua Stung er teen age program durector of the Y has enuoyed a very pleas ant year On March I3 the gurls held a dance whuch was a huge success Also on theur program for the year were campung weekends to Truangle Acres the Y camp basketball games wuth the uunnor gurls pucnucs partues movues a pot luck supper and last but not Eughty four - , -I . .1 ..:., '..: . -1 ' . .1 ..: ,.: .V - .. .2 4. -2 ... . -. . .. . .1 ..: .. N- . .1 ..: .-: .-2 ..: , V: . -- - - u -- , -I , -C . -C . -3 . -I u -1 . -2 . -I , - 8 , V - Q . x I v . ' n , , , I - . , , I - I . - . .. . . ,, ,, I I ' I - I . I - ,, ,, . . . . . I - . , . I I - 11 Il , - - - . I I ' I 1 - I I I I I I ' I I - least, a personal charm and per sonaluty serues whuch proved quute valuable and unspurung to the gurls So H: was also represented at many of the Y conferences Haur stylung and personal prob lems were the topucs of Muss Smuth s talk Also a tea was held un honor of the mothers of So Hu gurls wuth Mrs Helen Davenport the guest speaker who presented a luvely and unformatuve fashuon re vuew Thus club whuch us organuzed for hugh school gurls all over the country had as uts offucers durung l948 presudent Januce Goodruch vuce presudent Nancy Hotalung secretary, Muckey Amarello, and treasurer, Audrey Burke Ravi Palasa R Brace B De Cacco C Morgan B Headcamp l, Morello M Curlan B Fay J Carpano C Turck Y Nacholas D McGnnnas A Parslow S Clearwater J Daers P Andorn J Dahl F Row 1--Craspell R Gallo P Wells M Thuran M Long E Osterhoudt M Pasano D De Cacco F Baker B Amato R Fennelly M Shurter H Resso R Gar decka D Howland H Shultrs J McCloskey T Stagg B Row! R0dmanJ McGowan M Thuran A Sarnrnons G Ferrara M Modaca M Gorslane J Poglaaro G Fallon E Ausanao E Mller K Albrecht M Clear water J Chase N BrophyM Grub A Spongaa E Parand F Row 4-Perry J Schwark E Freer J Kearney E Glass R Rosa J Taano D Coughlan A McConnell A Carl J Daamond M Leananger J Osterhoudt B Gal b rt G Du Boas E Hasenflue E B ll S Rose M Row 5 Mass Davenport Mass Schuetz Mrs Crook Hofbauer B Bonesteel D co G Raftery C Scully H Clayton E Daamond L Parry J Smath M ra vas M Puglaese M Race A Row 6 Mrs Fanerty Allen J Barnhart J Van Gaasbeck J Kozlowska J Smath P Countryman J Stokes M Paeczyske C Gray H Cornwell P Clark T Kastner D Tesoro P A good woman sats never adle as a sayang well adhered to by our KHS Homeconers Those skall ful damsels whose namble fangers created such products as could be seen on constant dasplay an the front corrador and who an gener al, seek to make the womans place an the home a more posatave and vatal one had effectavely or ganazed thas year to develop school sparat, socaal conscaousness and responsabalaty among thear members One of our old tamers Home con was organazed an l933 to pro mote healthful garlhood to gave added ancentave educataonally and socaally to the school program, and to promote worthwhale actav ltaes The organazataon s steady staccato of acfavataes achaeved a crescendo an ats antensave sale of Chrastmas cards and really went fortassamo an the presen tataon of ats extremely successful Halaraty Show whach offered a program of unusual entertaanment and met wath formadable acclaam ln conclusaon the entare en semble carefully conducted by Clara Carpano Jean Rosa Bet ty Turck and Dolores Taano can feel quate proud of the successful record achaeved thas past year Surely ats contrabutaon to the school was not a manor one for ats effacaent operataon has quaetly but conscaously-achaeved a defanate standard an K H S Ezghty fzfe H2273 BUSY HANDS Slftmg-Claare Corpano Dolores Taano Stondlng-Phyllas Gallo Helen Scully Marlon Morella I S V-if-'n I J- T f 5, , q .VW . -, A 'P-1 mf A? E 1. , . . , - - - ' ' Styles, R I S th, G.: Laidlaw, D., co-captain: BOSCO. J-. Lelfev. G-. COPYOIH. Schultz. C, captain.. - Jowco caprfldin. Row 2-Keogorl. EJ ROW. B.: Suarez. E5 WOHY- B.: Ralft, D. Row 3-Hoban, R., StrO ley R Relyea, C.: Decker, B., Wilson, S.g Cunniff, J. -l Ta! ANNCUNCERS The announcers or perhaps we should say the late announcers for they have been almost com pletely replaced by the public ad dress system were nevertheless, occasionally called out of their hibernation They performed some services and are therefore not to be overlooked completely Passing out report cards posting menus, and taking up collections still fell to their lot The uncomplaining trudgers still paced for frequent duty the well trod path from of fice to homeroom but only at in tervals On the other hand we can t quite agree with the pro gressive elements which foresee a complete passing of the announ cers much like the pony ex press Nay, we shall have need of their labors, so here is a timely thank you to this year s hear ye hear ye gang MARSHALS Ah, l've got you, quoth one of our school policemen. He had just nabbed a cowering sopho- more for running down the corri- dor, with the result that the poor little fellow suffered the tyran- nies of the ultra-atomic rack, This special machine was invent- ed by the B.T.O.'s of the Kingston High School marshals. Upstairs captains Charles Schultz and Joe Styles and Downstairs captains George Leirey and Don Laidlaw supervised. To make the machine even more effective, scientific, and practical, advice was given by Mr. Etienne of the faculty. A steady supply of culprits kept this devilish device in constant use, for our own G-men wielded the big stick during the change of classes, the lunch hour, and at school games. A word to the wise should be sufficient, let's keep right! 7PP l Row I-Deitz M White M Parslow J Brown E Angevine V Brown M Amoto J Kipp D Row 2 Nicolosi S Eason M Kurdt D Howard L Amarello M Magnino G Howland H Olen L Suski A Schmidt E Row 3-Lawatsch D Laurence W Vining R Corsiglua 8 Webster J Ausamo E Kearns A Spalt R Bishop R Carnright M Row 4-Willt W Souers J Tiano C Mehm C Barrmger D Bauer F Smith J ScheidC Pho len J Davis W Row 5-Raehl J Gildersleeve C Janeczek J Snyder D Brinkman P Rosenthal D Noigles J Bosco I Meyers D Embree J Eighty six 4- I s I . II II ' ' . I I I I . ' . . lui 0 9 ., , I ' I I l. I 4 . f ' - V J. 1' - . I ' - . ' V' . M .V . - ' I I . Q 2 l ,l . - , C, H - s , . 'l ' A I II gn I Amato, R.: McGinhis, A.3'Popo, J.: Hooker., B. l I' ' A' ' ll I W I nz ' J I. . -. . -. . -. . -. CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY Understudies to the varsity cheerleaders were the Junior Var- sity girls. With a hip-hip, let's go, they expanded their dia- phrams and exercised their re- spective larynxes with one eye cocked on the varsity squad. For the star on which the Junior Var- sity girl pins her hopes is to cheer someday with the Senior Varsity. But, meanwhile, they still did a good job in supporting our Junior Varsity basketball and football players. With flamboyant Janet Rose as chief yeller and under the charge of Miss Dubois, the girls practiced continuously in the gym every first lunch period Although perhaps not as important as our varsity squad the girls still per formed a very definite service in lending spirit to our jayvee games :yn fl , . nit y, ' - 1 W .4...,:A -C5 4 tags! 'W l QK4 If K' Rafferty C Burke M Schoonmaker C Saccoman R Rose J D f f CHEERLEADERS A00 QQ Q in T rtmivmm Miuccio R Moore J Hansen S Mc Knney J Hoyt M Mc Gane D Bayer E Word M Eighty seven VARSITY Of formidable importance to our school were our varsity cheer leaders whose vivacious cheering put pep and that certain spirit into our athletic events Captamed by Mart Hoyt and Jam Moore their excellent work had been not a small factor in the astounding performance given by our teams this year Directed by Miss Jean Dubois the girls have repeatedly come out with new and original cheers which are so necessary to obtain maximum school spirit and t show the boys we re behind em The eight cheerleaders who prac ticed faithfully every second lunch period in the gym put on an ador able skit in assembly cheered when letters were given out and on April 9th attended a cheer leaders convention in Middle town where they really rated high Good work gang' I , . l A 4 , fi O I I Il . . - Il I ' II ' ll' ' . I ll II ' I A 4 .v.- . I . . ' x , . . . I K R 9 'Lili if 'R ' ' c . . . 0 ll I - I II Q , 2 ' f ' ' J I lg 1 ' f A . I 1, - - ' ' Q? ' ,pf . I i -, - ' I I , J I ,w , . MQ - fe V K - . A A , T, ' ' ' ' , M L ,, Q L ., I I I Y mv i Q lm U A ,W ., t V f' hyat' 1, 2 1,56 ' , . . .1 , -1 i . -: . -2 f r -1 - -I - - I ' 1 I , Rowl Barrlnger D Van Etten D Lawatsch D Kurdt D Verigan J Souers J Beesmer R Row 1 Blatter R Ostrander A Steiner R Modica F Provenzano M JonesJ Scime P Row! Neher A Aldridge A Boxce P Blaha J Courtney J Dempsey J Row 4-Cashdollar R Kleine B Ter Wllllgef L Caddy G Braye G Durham J Hoffman A HESS CLUB element of the superior These twenty five studs were a duvi sion by themselves for their schol arly game is too difficult for most mmds to comprehend Ever since l933 Friday after noons have brought to Room 260 the battleground of wits There eager youths studied with all the prowess known to ancients and after hours of concentration emerged either victorious or in a state of depection This year the club advised by Mr Faster chose Peter Savatgy president David Rosenthal vice president, and .loan Cain, secre tary treasurer The capable brains planned a schedule which included matches at West Point and Poughkeepsie, which were lost, however our mtellec tual gallants came forward and won a later match with Pough keepsue and one with Ellenville FUTURE FARMERS The forty boys and somewhat fewer girls of Kingston High School learning to plough straight furrow and sow a fine seed constituted the Kingston branch of the Future Farmers of America Organized in l9-42 under the skillful fostering of Mr Raphael Klein the FFA has grown leaps and bounds Meeting on ev ery second Thursday of the month under the leadership of Chuck Relyea this organization served to bring together all students studying agriculture and provided them with educational social and recreational activities This past school year our F F A s attended H S Day at Cob biesklll where they won numer ous prizes Furthermore the wield ers of spade and plow did their share by contributing to the Friendship Tram for European re ae Q 4'2- Row l-Cain J Feuerstein H Welhaf W Rosenthal D Magnnno G Row 2 Bauer W Savatgy P Kirk F Kuhnel F Beesmer R Keogan E Bauer F Marosek J Einemann W Krom S Hendricks J Krom G Row 3-Ferraro F Fletcher G Peters A Eighty ezght Il , O ll 1 . I I ' , . . . in ' ll ll l n . 'Q . I . I we W V I . ' ' ' .2 . -: ' . .Q I. .1 , - I ' ., .g '., .1 w, .5 I, .1 , . . -2 i -1 ' T, - . I - l' f. ... .......-,..,...,, , ,,.c , . . ., ...................., We have in our Chess Club an fe ' ft - 5 ' i - - II 11 - -- D 3 4 , 4 v - . f . 4 1 ' T - . l I I I , 9 .I I . . n I u 1 I I 4 E a I - r ' II -- II I k . . Vx - ' , l ' -. , .3 , .-3 ' . .1 . -1 . -1 . -1 . 'S I O The AA, Council of Kingston High School is composed of teams' captains and managers, presidents of both Leaders' Club and Letter Club, captains of the Cheerlead- ers, and other members by ap- pointment. Their purpose is to develop our athletic program, to uphold high standards of good sportsmanship, and to oversee all athletic events in school. The awarding of letters in as- sembly to team members was only one of their main functions, in addition to planning and present- ing the A. A, Party, noted for its wonderful entertainment. lf the Council hadn't chartered buses to out-of-town games, many Kings- ton fan wouldn't have seen Kingston beat Mont Pleasant at Saratoga Springs. Leading the club this year were Harry Koch Doris Parslow and Dick Dulin with Mr Woodard Mr Kias and Miss Dubois as fa culty advisers Left-Mc Grane, D., Parslow, D., Hoyt, M.g Williams, M., Rienzo, M.g Millonig, H., Nicolosi, V Al bany, J. Center-Koch, H. Right-Miss Du Bois, Smith, D., Pagliano, G.: Hooker, B., Morgan, C., Coach Kiasp Ward, T.3 Stagg B Standing-Dulin, D.: Lowe, K. Row! McCardIe P Glson D Morello M Foy J Fennelly M Scheffel H Albrecht M Ahl A Long E Mogn no G Hennegon J Row Z Schick L Ca pina J Penaro D Davis A Ten Eyck J Hansen G Hinkley M Page A Perry J Turck Y Williams M Naigles R Joyce K Long H Santandria F Coletti B Row 3 Spolt R Lynch M Hutt B Ausonuo E Williams C Hendrickson a er ec er ults eu ing occ Davis E Hutton Gruver J Miles T Kaplan R Short W Glennon J Ezghty nzne . . I . I I Y . I . ' . I . , - K, I I ' I 1 I I I . . I ' - I - , ., I , .1 , .L , .5 , .3 , .3 , ,3 , .3 ' ' j 1,.g ,. - ,,gr,.g ,.g ,., ' ,L I' ..:' ,,: ,.: . .1 ' . .1 ' ..1 ,. 1 1 ,' ef, D k','ia., Sh ,cf sk' d' ,' aff R 'h,'J., 'Q QAI, , .2 ' ...ix JUNICR RED CRQSS This year the forty members of the Red Cross Council with the cooperation of the students and their faculty adviser Mrs Wylie successfully fulfilled their pur pose welfare work for the school the community and the nation At Christmas time they held a Christmas party and entertain ment at the Tuberculosis Hospital as well as at both the city hospi tals They decorated and donated trees for the children s wards At ummunization time you saw some one standing near you with a Red Cross badge on his arm He was a council member assisting the doc tors and the nurses in giving blood tests and unnoculations Carrying out a large part of the burden for the Red Cross have been its officers Arthur Hutton Frank Santandrea Ann Page and John Ferguson 1 'inf 'B 'fin' B Byrne E Row 2 Row 'I-Gunte J Te Eyck J Decker B Proper J Battenteld B RylanceJ Tenken N Magn no G Ba ber ch B Razey D Te' OY Penaro D Pdrslow Jn Bennett J Klpp D Olen A Mehm M Cohen E Le a L Benner D Hoban J Row 3 DGNSSDEH LGFSY D Cl'-'U 'z D G 'H'n B Schwettmann W Warnas S Anderson C Fntzsummons A Heb N Yerry I Car F Glldersleeve C Musal G Mrs e PALETTEERS .f-7 K AA cannons xr wonx Michael Pmcus Stella Warnas Clanre Anderson Naomn Herb Charles Gnldersleeve Barbara Barberlch P '-S Qi P :fi-lumllll D' P QPF: 1 :fig A relatuvely new orgamzatlon havmg been formed nn February I947 the Paletteers have at tamed a slze and scope qunte be Iymg nts youthfulness Ably pre slded over by Naam: Herb and guided with unfaalmg skull and boundless patlence by Mrs O Dell nts thlrty sux members can look back upon a year fnlled wnth con stant and worthwhnle lndustry lts contrnbutuons to the school mannfested themselves ln the skull fully made posters now effectave ly employed as publnclty by all school organlzatlons These slgns lent that professional touch to the advertnsmg of events and besudes the decoratmg at the dances served as quute an advantageous Nznety fmanclal enterpnse to our Palet teers Chnstmas cards were de sngned made and sold by these students Furthermore the Art Club had taken an educahonal trap to The Cnty where the Mod ern Museum of Art was explored, reviewed and scrutunlzed by our young pamters Thelr verducts ran the gamut from adoratuon to amazement The enthusuasm wnth which the art students have responded to the stimulant of a group organ lzed solely for the purpose of art actlvltnes and provldnng them wuth an opportunuty to do supervlsed yet creatuve art work outslde of regularly requured plates speaks for Itself whenever the value of an art club may be debated , WV' - 'Ll' 2, , A l Q ' ', T . 5 - ff, ' f. 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I , , I' to ght a oede A y Bo SENIOR PLAY OF '48 Once agazn the frlends and well washers of Kungs ton Hugh School gathered on three nughts March 7th 8th and lOth to wltness the annual Sensor Play Peg 0 My Heart wrntten by J Hartley Manners As the play opened one sensed an aur of impending dusaster when the Chnchesters heard of the faelure of the bank In whlch theur fnnances were deposlted Then Peg arrnved Thenr fnnancnal problem was solved when they agreed to undertake the supervision of her education Although unhappy and homeslck at flrst un her strange new surroundungs Peg fnnally found happnness and contentment The characters were extremely well cast Peg Jackue Ackley was the versatile actress and snnger excellnng nn all demands made on her The mater Mrs Chlchester smvelnng over her musfortunes was very well portrayed by Ins Lnpskar whule Adele Frledman was excellent nn the role of the cold ar rogant daughter who was having an affair wnth Chrus Brent a part well taken by Frank Nowaszek A natural for the part of Alarlc was Robert Schroeder who kept lnformung has mater about her need for hum an order to uphold the socual status of the Chl chester famnly Though he talked of gomg to work It never became a reality Donald Laldlaw played many roles-guardnan nobleman Peg s dancing partner and understandung frnend In thus last Peg found the one to whom she could confude her hidden fears Levan Merrlhew as Mr Hawkes the lawyer come all the way from London was more nnterested an Peg s wealth than her welfare As as customary the affanrs of the household were duscussed by the servants Bennett and Jarvls played by Glorla Gray and lgnazuo Bosco respectlvely Last but not least was Muchael Pegs tall wagging dog superbly played by Nancy Smlth Once again the Sensor Class has scored a success because of the efforts of a hard worklng cast and their capable director Muss Tarrant Nzncty two Lef ri --I. Lipsk r, R. Schr r, . Friedman, J. Ackley, Nanc Smith, L. Merrihew, I. sco. ' I . . . . - ll ll I I 1 1 1 I ' , , . . I . -. l . I . , , . , . . . . , . I I . . , . , . , . - I II II ' . I . . . 1 . I I ' I ' I I I I I ' - ' II ll ' I ' ' II . I - l' ' II ' ' ll ' Il II II ' . , . I - . ,, . ,, .... , . , . . ' h . , . A t T555 Seated-I Lpska F No o ek J Ackley R Sch oede A F ed dig-LMeh Bsc GGoyDLa Peg 0 My Heart Peg O My Heart The Sensor Class wushes to take thus opportunnty to thank all those who have helped to make Peg O My Heart a success if Produchon Dlrector Mass Modeleune Tarrant X021 fu 5 Makeup Scenery and Lighting Propertles Prompters Busmess Muslc Delores Lerrey Joan Needes Eleanor Davis Elrzabeth Burns Dornl Charles Joan Ten Eyck Jan Marasek Joan McHugh Colleen Baker Joan Bennett Alex Rowland James Rnehl Raymond Caddy Warren Hyde Fred Ferraro Jane Bower Potrncla Burns Margaret Whrte Henry Mrllonlg Eleanor Bayer Frederick Corr Dorothy Lupgar Mr lAlso varuous sustantsl Theron Culver homeroom as Mr Drrector of the Roy Edelfeldt Kungston Hugh School Orchestra A inetg -th ree Wonderful Dr Fredenck Young Dr Frederlck Young noted author and traveler addressed the students of both assemblues on the subject ng :sh as She ls Spoken l humorous and Informal manner Mr Young explalned the correct use of the Englush language and the ways people speak ln dnfferent sectnons of the Unnted States He also duscussed the proper rules af etnquette A brnef questxon and answer peruod con cluded thus unusual program Y Flaw' L torn Ifta Dee Boechman A lecture entutled Sports around the World was guven to the students on February I3 by Muss Dee Boech man For a consuderable number of years she has taught physucal edu catnon nn hugh schools throughout the country and an thus way has be come acquannted wuth young people Muss Boechman a partnctpant nn al most every sport has coached the Olympucs un varuous countrues Dur :ng the course of her talk whuch was enloyed by everyone she showed tokens she recenved from the countrnes she had vnszted Dr Goldman On March 5 both assemblnes were honored by the presence of Dr Franko Goldman world renowned bandmaster and composer As the leader of a band Dr Goldman has presented several concerts each year nn New York Cnty He stated that the purpose of hrs vnsnt to K H S was to try to unterest more of the students nn one of the flner arts musnc and at the conclusuon of has talk he hoped more people would take an mterest In the band It was a treat Indeed to hear so famous a bandleader un our assembly Sport Awards ln A assembly Mr Dumm pre sented to Ed Weaver captann of the Maroon and Whute DUSO and Sec tuon 9 Champnonshnp team the Des mond Cup and Sectuonal trophy KHS has won the Desmond Cup for three cansecutnve years and can now clanm It permanently Harry Koch presrdent of the A A Councul presented letters to thus outstandeng basketball team The followung players were the fortunate K wnnners Ronnue Scheffel Muke Rnenzo Harry Koch Bob Ghear Ed Weaver Ken Lowe Joe Albany Ward Dunham Phil Brown Mort Gazlay and Dudley Smnth manager Nznety fam Cuncunnotl Glee Club K H S was favored on Aprul l6 when the glee club of Cuncunnatu Unuversuty on theur sprung tour stopped off un Kungston and pre sented a concert for our enjoyment It was a splendud musucal treat and had much student appeal We have a partucular unterest un thus group sunce the accompanust Robert Wolf ersteug usa K H S alumnus Spreadung the News A play entutled Spreadung the News wrutten by Lady Gregory was presented to the students by several members of the Dramatuc Club Those partucupatung were Jackue Ackley Bob Cooper Joe Bosca Jan Marasek Bob Schroeder Pat Burns Dot Tannenbaum Don Laudlaw and Frank Nowazeck Thus one act lrush comedy showed the results of mal ucuous gossup ll BITIOYIES um- Nmcty fue X' is Honor Socuety Quuz On March l9 the Honor Sacuety presented to A assembly one of the most humorous programs of the year entutled The Better Half Ques tuons were fured at both gurls and boys the gurls beung the wunners The contest was then carrued an be tween the gurl and boy havung the brauns beung Irus Lupskar and Bob Schroeder Bob was declared the wunner of the round The panel con susted of Rodney Wells Arnold Reynolds Davud Rosenthal Bob Schroeder Frank Suppues Eleanor Bayer Irus Lupskar Naomu Herb Jane Johnston and Dorus Zehent ner The master of ceremonues was Danuel Brown Honor Socuety Once agaun the lughts were dum med and the assembly took on a solemn aur when new members were unducted unto the Honor Socuety After the ceremony Frederuck Stang the guest speaker addressed the as sembly Hus topuc was The Value of Our Parents Good Judgement A . 5 , 17 la if , . 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Z Q, . ,, . ot ff - Q 'a , , , , , n , I I lt , . . , ' . . , . u , v - r I ll - I V I ll Tru Hu Valenhne Dance The Tru Hu sponsored Valentune Dance was held agaun thus year on February 7 un th M J M gym Dancung to the musuc provuded by Pete Ferraro and hus orchestra was enjoyed by those attendung The decoratuons were unuque Seated on a park bench un the muddle of the floor was a model weorung a placard readung Who ll be my Valentune7 The festuvutues of the evenung were brought to a clumax by the crownung of the Kung and Queen of the Dance Janet Shults and Burwell Decker Harvest Moon Dance The annual Harvest Moon Dance was held thus year on November 8 The dance sponsored by Tr Hu featured the theme of Sadue Haw kms Day Many couples enuoyed dancung to the musuc ot Tom Crosbys orchestra from 9 to I2 The decoratuons of yellow and brown were appropruate to he season Thus dance marked the be gunnung of the 1948 socual season of K H S 0h How A A Party The doors of the M J M gym faurly bulged the nught of March I9 when the Athletuc Assocuatuon pre sented the annual entertaunment and dance A large wagon wheel dec orated wuth colored paper hung from the ceulung from the rum of the wheel streamers extended to the walls Wall decoratuons consusted of fugures representung the athletuc teams of the hugh school The enter taunment consusted of musuc pro vuded by Roger Baer and hus solovox dancung by students from the Cashun School and muscellaneous acts and sungung by hugh school students Senuor Prom Clumaxung a day of vuctory over Newburgh the Senuor Prom was held un all uts splendor on Thanksguvung Day un the M J M Gym Decora tuons were very colorful and suuted to the occasuon Dancung was enjoyed from 9 to 12 wuth musuc by Johnny Muchaels orchestra Thus socual of four whuch was a tremendous suc cess wull not soon be forgotten by those who attended Nunety sux , . . u ' 1 ' I I . 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I , - 11 1 - 11 ' , I . 1 . , . - I - 1 1 t l' -I I ' 1' Pnsmo Dance The fnnal soclal actuvnty before the Maroon s goung to press was the Pnsma Dance held nn the M J M gym on Aprnl l7 Gasly colored cello phane pnsms were used for the dec oratnon of the dance hall The happy students about ftfty couples danced to the popular melodues of Pete Fer raro and has orchestra Dance So-H: Dance So HI the sophomore group f the Tru Hn club held nts St Patruck s Day dance at the Y W C A on March I3 Green balloons were featured In the decoratnons Dancnng to musnc provaded by the gukebox was enyoyed by the younger set ,A 451' wins hip!!! sf' B I 3 at Nmcty seven Homecon Talent Show O the mght of Apnl 9 he Homecon gurls made their contnbu tton to the soclal season of K H S by presentnng the annual Homecon Talent Show ln the M J M gym Decoratlons consisted of multl color streamers draped from the cellnng Dunng the evenmg a blanket con tannung balloons was lowered and there followed a perlod of popplng balloons After on outstandmg en tertaunment doncung to the music of Johnny Costellos orchestra was emoyed untrl the hour of mldnught Sophomore Party The newly organuzed Sophomore class enloyed nts furst party In the M J M gym on March 24 The purpose of thus actnvnty was to ranse funds for the treasury Two basketball games were held durnng the evenmg one contest be tween the Sophomore glrls and Jumor gurls the other between the Sophomore boys and Junuor boys The Sophomores were the wnnners of both games Dancung concluded the fun of the evenung 1 . 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I , A .M I , I Cornet Ist' Cornet Rodney Wells Bruce Wllson Znd Cornet George Lomereaux Raymond Pardee 3rd Cornet Jasper Jones Mallophono George Braye lst French Horn Ray Boldt Tyrnponl Phrlnp Naccarato Clarinet lst B Flat Clarinet Janet Cole Connne Reppert 2nd B Flat Clarinet John LeFevre 3rd Clarlnot Anna Kearns Harvey Semolof Thomas Wnggnns Percussion Frank Arra Phollp Flamm John Glennon Joseph Lawson Bernard Lynch Bassoon Helen Kukuk Band Nmety ezght Solo Clarinet Donald DeWatt Pluto Betty Jane Smnth Tenor Saxophone Rlchard Campbell Saxophone 'lst E Flat Alto Sax Donald Barnavltz 2nd E Flat Alto Sax John Leacock Trombones lst Trombone Harry Cashglnone 3rd Trorn bone Dorothy Kurdt Twrrlmg Corps Betty Ann Jahn Co Captains Lrllnan Larsen Joan Wood Tvirlors Joan Ewlg Jacqueline Kurk Barbara Snyder Phyllls Kirchner Barbara Roosa Beverly Roosa Dolores Luedtke Director Robert Van Val kenburg Joseph McN ierney DNN MCIONNO .M....,. Vrohns Joyce Auchmoody Susanne Dunbar Geoftrey Fletcher Henry Levy John Smxth Ellen Thomas Justine Van Bromer Cello Jane Bower Alrce Brown Strung Boss Wllllam Mould Arthur Peters Betty Wulson Flute Betty Jane Smith Clarinet Janet Cole Donald DeWitt Hall Jeffrey John LeFever Joseph McNierney Bassoon Helen Kukuk Orchestra Director Roy Edelfelt Nz'r1r'ty-ning Trumpet Wllluam Crosby Raymond Pardee Rodney Wells Trombone Harry Castrglrone Dorothy Kurdt Saxophone Ruchard Campbell John Leacock French Horn Ray Boldt Percussion Philip Flamm Joseph Lawson Phnlip Naccorato Piano Jane Bower Marjorie Merritt Sopranos Ackley Jacquelrne Albrecht Marrlyn Anderson Starr Ausanro Esther Barnum Nancy Behrens Ruth Bennett Joan Bodre Borce Borce Bruck Burns Byrne Cecelra A Anna Harrret Barbara Elrzabeth Dorothy Chmura Mary Cohen Eleanor Colange Mar Cole Janet Colettr Beatrrce Curlrn Betty Davrs Alvena Davrs Eleanor Day Joan Decker Barbara Deyo Joan Dunn Mary Eason Murram Ewrg Joan Fisher Vrvuan Forst Ruth Goodrrch Jannce Hansen Grace Harrison Heather Hover Barbara Hinkley Marlorle Howard Mary Howland Helen Hughes Shrrley Katonah Elsle Kung Barbara Kirchner Phyllls Larsen Lrllran Lyons Fay Markle Jane Marshall Betty McHugh Joan Mruccrc Nancy Netter Mary Nrcholas Delores Peterson Beverly Poschner Paulme Razey Joan Reina, Dolores Rank. Barbara Chorus Sampson Sara Schorp Joan Sheehan Ann Salk Sandra Smith Josephone Steudrng Jacquelrne Ten Eyck Joan Terns Dorus Terwrlllger Edith Wagenfohr Jerr Wallrs Mary Wrllnams Norma Wunfleld Jean Tenor: Beesmer Ross Blshop Raymond Boldt Roy Burns Ronald Corrado Angelo Chatham Richard Crosby Robert Davrs Walter Decker Burwell Deyo Ronald Egbertson Louls Gannon Peter Gruver Rrchard Haggerty Martrn Hansen Walter Herdman Leroy Jones Jasper Krom Fred Marasek Jan Matthews Hubert McCardle James Merruhew Levan Muller Chester Mullrgan Wllllam Mundt Rrchard Ryan Robert Scheld Charles Shaprro Joseph Smrth Walter P Strobel Wrllram Sweeney Donald Trmbrouck Phrllp Wells Rodney One hundred Alcan Jay Baschnagel Arthur Beck George Beehler Clarence Bosco lgnazro Buckley Danrel Burr Bertrand Caddy Raymond Campbell Ruchard Cooper Clufford Cooper Robert Crosby Wrlllam DeWrtt Donald N Embree James Ferroro Fred Flynn Thomas Freer Gerald Fuoco Lours Garavan Wrllram Glbbs Rrchard Goodman Arthur Hyde Warren Jeffrey Paul Johnson Robert Kelder Robert Kemble Wulluam Keogon Eugene Keyes Harvey Koch Harry Kraus Robert Lardlaw Donald Leocock John Lerrey George Levy Henry Lrnnartz Fred Lrnnartz James Muller Ronald Mrllomg Henr Mould Wrllram Nowaczek Frank Peyer Henry S Ralff Wrlllam Rappolt Raymond Relyea Charles Rlce Norman Rach John Rowland Alex Thorpe Roy Van De Bogart Gordon Weaver Edward J Weaver Raymond Whitman Wilbur Altos Allen Ellzabeth Auchmoody Joyce Bonesteel Beatrrce Bower .lane Brenner Deborah Carplno Joan Carro Mary Chmura Irene Fatum Edith Frtzrmmons Ann Gallagher Betty Gull Joan Glotzl Carol Govern Mary Herb Noomr Hogan Jean Hotalung Nancy Hutt Barbara Jaffer Elrzabeth John MGFIOFIB Kirk Jacauelrne Krom Constance Kuntz Marrlyn Lacey Joan Lvpkm Ina Lyons Janet Marable Dorothy McCahlll Sally Mehm Mary Lou Mogan Carolyn Page Ann Parslow Dorrs Parslow Shlrley Port Marrlyn Reynolds Dolores Rlehl Betty Roosa Barbara Roosa Beverl Scholten Patrlcra Schultz Drana B Scudder Sandra Srmon Bermce Spalt Ruth Sweeney Betty Warren Lerta Rae Warshaw Libby Webster Joan Wells Joan Wrllrams Melrssa Wrlson Dorotha Wolff Phyllis Yaple Juletta Sopranos Ackley Jacquelme Barnum Nancy Bennett Joan Borce Harrlet Bruck Barbara Burns Ellzabeth Chmura Mary Cole Janet Davls Eleanor Day Joan Decker Barbara Dunn Mary Ewug Jaan Hansen Grace Harrlson Heather Haver Barbara Hrnkley Martorle Katonah Elsre Netter Mary Peterson Beverly Rerna Dolores Sllk Sandra Steudlng Jacquellne Ten Eyck Joan gin skin Q Q 6 De Altos Allen Elizabeth Chmura Irene Hogan Jean Hutt Barbara Jablonskn Joan Klrk Jacquelme Krom Constance Kuntz Marllyn Lacey Joan Marable Dorothy Magan Carolyn Port Marilyn Roosa Barbara Roosa Beverly Scudder Sandra Sweeney Betty Warren Leuta Rae Warshaw Lubby Wells Joan Wrlson Dorotha Yerry Irena Mac Accompamst Cooper, Robert Director Leonara Stme One hundred Tenors Brshop Raymond Boldt Roy Corrado Angelo Crosby Robert Decker Burwell Dramond Joseph Egbertsan Louls Gannon Peter Hansen Walter Marcsek Jan Muller Chester Mulligan Wllllam Mundt Rrchard Scheld Charles Shapuro Joseph Smith Walter Sweeney Donald Souers Arthur 0726 X Basses Beck George Beehler Clarence Burr Bertrand Cooper Cllfford DeWutt Donald Embree James Ferrara Fred Hyde Warren Keegan Eugene Koch Harry Lardlaw Donald Levy Henry Lrnnartz Fred Nowaczek Frank Peyer Henry S Ralff Wrlltam Rrce Norman Rrch John Rowland Alex Thorpe Roy Weaver Ray Whltrnan Wrlbur - l ' Q X . . A 'fi-1 5 N 2 G ' A itil ZK, V A 1 . . vt 4 JZ . Q tw r , l Y f ' .I Q 'z K V 1 f I 2 I 5 ' V I o A Cappella Cholr gf,--4 if vii? g.,S.'v-r .auf all as Imaam. May Day Queen ' Nancy Barnum Maud of Honor Jean Hendricks Q5 Court Attendants Marne Alello Barbara Hover Mara Muller or bara Whelan Jane Johnston Ruth Every Banner Bearers Harry Koch Joe Albany Crown Bearer Ed Hoyt Tram Bearers Mary Ann Rlchards Terry Sottlle .J Prime Mlnlster Rex Cunnlnghom PROGRAM Entrance of Band Entrance of Partncnpants Entrance of Queen and Court Prime Mmlsters Welcome Crownmg ot Queen May Queen s Response May Pole Dance-Hugh School Girls Leaders Club Drnll Modern Dancung-M J M Gurls m',,,-K --af' 5 .J 3 'v Y W' Q ' . lrvwlprmufb-L' naw!-af 2 I Apparatus and Tumblmg MJM Boys Tumblmg Leaders Club Girls vu Twurlers Apparatus and Tumblung-Hugh School Boys Exlt of Queen and Court Wkdyga' 4, Mlm, ...-nu,..,.,V 43, 'hmgmfysw-at Mn, ff' WWI- Q .SG .6 'ff 'bb ,ggi One hundred two 7 iff ' 5 :li l nk at S .- A . 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Q. x WE x nl? xl ' 1 :ffx it x S 3 6' E'-lv s Q D 0 Front Row E Boyer D Llpgar J Moore A Fruedmon I Lupskar chairman Second row P Gannon R Newman G Gray Back row D Rosenthal J Johnston R Schroeder L Merrxhew Baccalaureate and Class Day lrls Llpskar-chalrman Eleanor Bayer Peter Gannon June 28 1948 Class Day Gloria Gray Jane Johnston Levan Merrlhew Joan Moore Rlchard Newman Robert Schroeder June 27 194s Baccalaureate Service Address Rev Henry E Herdegen One hundred four St Peters Roman Catholnc Church Adele Friedman Dorothy Lipgar David Rosenthal l Commencement Program Orchestral Selectuons lnvocatnon Salutatory H Selection by Kmgston Presentatlon of Awards Presentatuon of Class Awarding of Diplomas Benedrctuon Closnng Selecteon by Orchestra June 29 1948 Mr Roy Edelfelt Conductor Frank Suppres ugh School A Cappella Choir Mr Leonard Stnne Director Superlntendent Arthur J Laidlaw Prlnclpal Clarence Durnm Presldent Robert Herzog 1 ? Valedictory ..................................... 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Row 4-Mr. Cunningham lcoachl, Nicolosi, Weaver, Gazley, Nowaczek, Sheffel, Straley, Mr. Burke tcoachl. , I 4' ' 1 1 I ' , . 1 . . . . I I I I I . I I - . . . ll ll - . . , . . , V V . . , ' , , . . . . 1 . , . ' . . , The Maroon and White faced with the task of defending its newly gained title began ts DU SO League schedule on Friday October I0 at Middletown The Mnddies were defeated 6 O when a pass tossed by Titus landed safely in the waiting hands of Bob Ghear who went over for the lone tally A week later Kingston met Port Jervis under the lights of our fair stadium Port fend ing our spirits high and the D USO cham pionship in our hands put their shoulder to the wheel and held the Burke men to the score of O O The Newburgh game was another he with both teams racking up a T D lf K H S fans were tired of tie games and defensive battles, they should have waited til after the second Middetown game before voicing their gpgnon, for the game also ended with the score FOOTBALL -is- Ong hundred ten The Port game at Port Jervis on November I5 should have been Kingston s but a touch down play was called back because Kingston had an extra man on the field The final score was 7 l2 in favor of Port Jervis On November 27 the tension of the foot ball season reached its peak for if Kingston could Beat Newburgh and Middletown win over Port Jervns the D U S O would be ours for a second time It was a clear crisp day in Kingston and the traditional Thanksgiving Day game proved to be a thriller Kingston fans were given a holiday treat for Kingston did Beat Newburgh by a score of I2 6 Port Jervls who throughout the season proved to be strong won over Muddletown and in so do mg captured the D U S O title So the day and the season ended N' lr FCOTBALL Junior VUYSWY Rowl Duf Barnes Bemamln Levy Strobel Van Demark Harder Kleine Row 2 Nowaczek La It H K I po onsen oz oskl Mitchell Jones Acker Schultz Davenport Terwllleger ov 3 Whittaker West Chatham Mottsey De Clcco Koemg Talleur Crlspman Belcher! Mr Mahollc lcoachl nfl' 'Rial I' K' hte W . I One hundred eleven ROW I Reuhl Hansen Brown G Holstem Kamen ROW 2 Ruenzo Albany Chambers Weaver Ghear Lowe Koch Row3 Mr Mahalnc R Sheffel Dunham Gazely L Holsteln Smnth Mr Kaos lcoochl ROW 4 Levy Roach Belchert Chatham Shultz Leonard Sheffel Words cannot adequately descnbe the mnght and power of thus year s basketball squad Under the guldance of Coach Knas and the leadershnp of Capt Ed Weaver our boys breezed through an undefeated season brought theur wlnnung streak up to 35 games straught captured the Duso champuanshnp led the Sectnon 9 teams an an lntersectlonal game The startnng fnve on the squad were Lowe and Rlenzo forwards Weaver cen ter and Albany and Ghear at the guard pasutson The bag gun of the team was by far Capt Ed Weaver who overshad owed all players nn the Duso league At the Mont Pleasant game a future star was found nn the brllllant playlng of Ron me Sheffel Durmg the playnng season our boys faced the teams of the Duso league and they all fell before the mnght of the Kmgston team For the second consecu tnve year thus same team gathered an the BASKETBALL One hundred twelve laurels of the Duso league They went on to defeat a Newburgh team to agam wnn the champnonshup of Sectlon 9 Fresh from thus vuctory they travelled to the spaclous Conventnon Hall an Saratoga to meet the champs of that dnstrnct After a game that requlred an overhme period the boys wearlng the Maroon and White handed this Mont Pleasant team one of thelr rare defeats Our squad thus year IS ranked by many as the greatest ever to play under Coach Kaos The boys were unuque un that IH wunnmg they thnlled everyone young and old alnke A hard fnghtnng aggregation the team furnnshed the fans wnth exclte ment to the fnnal gun Thus outfut m deed upheld the old tradltlon that Kvngs ton always has a good basketball team Wnth some of the veterans returmng next year and members of the Jayvee squad movung up Kmgston Hugh ought to agam have a wunnmg team whnch wull wan nts share of champnonshups - A I 1 - 1 1 I 1 - ' A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 - I , I - I I - - - I I I I I I - . y , . . I . , I 1 I I , '. I I . . and defeated a powerful Mont Pleasant ' I I I - , . . . 1' ' ll 4 ll ' I' I . , . I 1 - I I - I . . . I I ' . . . . - l , I A , ' . . MISCELLANEOUS SHOTS EDDIE GETS THE TAP GOOD SHOT ,.,.pul- MIKE SHOOTS' One hundred thzrteen VICTORY CHEER Row I Lelrey Thorpe Jackson Munson Lowe McCardle Cunningham J Ha Mlll B B R 2 T ll Rd Hyde Keegan Donohy Jenmngs Hogens Moybonks Mr Kms tcooch, rr1s I er urns rown ow erwl eger ner Dwyer L Harrns Tnmbrouck CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country squad of Knngstan Hugh under the brellnant guudance of Coach Knas and Captain Ken Lowe had a fanrly successful season It was up to these two to keep our score as low as passable The scoring nn Cross Country dnffers from team wuth the lowest score wlns the meet The fnrst man to fnnnsh an the race recenves one pomt the second two poants and so on dawn the llne of fnnnshers From thus at ns plaun to see that the team wnth the lowest score placed the most men nn the front fnnnshers of the race ln a dual meet the furst ten men count that ns thc fnrst fuve from each team Our team started thear season by meetung Beacon on the Beacon course The score at the end of thas gruellnng meet was In our favor ll8 27l We next met a powerful Montncello squad on our course Only a freak accndent Score Opponent Beacon Monticello DUSO NFA Mont One hundred fourteen Opp kept us from wnnnnng As at was Montncello defeated us by the slum margin of one pomt This defeat helped us more than ut hindered us At the next meet the vntal Duso meet our boys bounded back and defeated Montucello We only took second but the defeat of Mont: At the Sectnonal meet held on the rugged Montucello course our team took second the only team to beat them benng a powerful Newburgh squad The year may not have been so good as we expected but at need not be wntten oft as a fanlure The groundwork was land for our fu ture teams an the respect that many of thus year's squad were fnrst year men Add these to next years returnnng veterans and Kungstan has a team whach wnll go down wnth the other great teams of the Maroon and Whnte I that of other sports in the respect that the K cello was our satisfaction to many of the boys. . . . . . ' I8 27 . ' A . - ' 28 27 ' - ' 1 . . . . . , I8 -' . 68 67 ' ROWI Keatang Kawus Acker Brown Schatzel Bayona Cunnangham Carnraght Donahy Straley Hansen ROW 2 Petruska Ruzzo Hyde Daamond LaTorre Walkans McCardle Weber Burns Chatham Myers Duffy ROW 3 Trombly Weaver G LaTorre Glennon Thorpe Munson Delamater Jeffrey MacDonough Lasher Keyes McLenan Mr Ma halac lcoachl ROW4 Morras Maybanks Dczyska Learey Smath Koegan Cooper Hatwood Benaaman Dwyer Semal off McNaerney Freer Mr Kaas lcoochl The Track team under the leader shap of Coaches Kaas and Mahalac should have a very successful season thas year These two men wall fashaon a team that wall fall other Duso teams wath apprehensaon lf thas were not enough many for mer lettermen are returnang to the can der tracks of former traumphs The track events look as though they wall be capably handled Such stalwarts as Keatang Trombley Dellamater Cun nangham Munsen Petruska and Ruz zo are defanately men to be reckoned wath Add to these the promasang rook DATE 29 48 6 TRACK aes and the team as very strong an thas department The faeld events are han dled by such men as Holstean Weber should be one of the stronger teams turned out by K H S Tame alone wall prove the abalataes of our team However af enthusaasm and pep are andacataons thas wall be a hard team to beat The boys are Iookang forward to a successful season and they wall do thear best to accomplash thas Lets gave them the backang they deserve and the school wall have an other Duso team SCHEDULE OPPONENT N Y M A Poughkeepsae Duso Meet Sect onal Meet Inte sect onal Meet One hundred Mt! en I ' : .ll I I I .I . I , . I I I I I I f - I I I . l - I I I ' ' 1 I . Q - . .1 I I I ' ' - I I ' . ' ' Hyde, LaTorre, and Chambers. This . u I . - . . A I. . . 1 - nl w 1 I n o ' I . . I I . I - . ' I . l . l I 1 1 I I - D 1 5-8-48 . . . . 5-as-43 ' 5... - 6-5-48 a -I2-48 r i Row I-Grunenwald Lowe Duln R Sheffel Ruenzo Ghear Brown Lay Ma ns Row 2 Albany Wh taker Tutus Steltz Weaver Mullgan B Sheftel Cater Reuhl Row 3 Schultz Leonard Murph B nk Landes Rfenbu gh Kutsos Ebelheuser P o enzono Nowaczek Row 4-Mr Gr ne tcoachl Boy Koslosku Msas R Ma ns Kuhn Levy De Cucco Hutton B ke tcoachl Although ut us too early to preduct a D U S O baseball chompuonshup we already fund the Maroon and Whute well on uts way toward that goal Kungston us fortunate un havung seven of her last years nune regulars returnung tor an other try at the D U S O League Cham puonshup Replacung Captaun George Glas er at second us Ronnue Scheftel and un place of Bob Roe un rught fueld us Bud Scheffel ln theur old slots we fund Bob Ghear at furst Charles Grunenwald at shortstop and Muke Ruenzo at thurd Duck Dulun Ken Lowe and Bud Scheffel have been pucked for the outfueld posutuons Thus year s battery consusts of Chrus Lay as catcher and Clark Mauns Joe Albany and Dan Brown as the startung putchers Our season offucually opened on Aprul BASEBALL Date Opponent Aprul Aprul May May May May May May May May J une J une J une 27 30 Beacon Port Jervus 4 Beacon Newburgh l Saugertues Muddletown l Saugertues 2 Port Jervus 2 Poughkeepsue 2 Newburgh Poughkeepsue Muddletown 8 Farley M A One hundred suxteen 23 when Clark Mauns and company de feated Cardunal Farley M A 8 to l On Aprul 27 Clark started hus scoreless un nung streak agaunst Beacon deteatung early un the season was Clark s no hut ter agaunst Port Jervus the score beung 2 O Joe the claw Albany who as yet us not fully seasoned dropped our furst lost to Beacon on May 4 Clark came back on May 7 to defeat Newburgh l4 l Although we speak of putchers wunnung or losung the game we must remember that the Kungston putchers are backed up by a well drulled fueld Coach Burke has taught hus boys all he knows and wuth that knowledge who can tell we may have another D U S O Champuonshup by the end ofthe 48 season l l i- , , ' l , fir , r,. I r , , , rv , . . u r , r , , u u, . I , I D ' ' I April 23 Farley M. A. them 2-O. An unusual experience for so ' . ' . . f . 10 ' I ' 4 4 I ' . - a 14 ' - . 1. . . . 3 ' ' ' ' . I ' ll . . I . , . . ' 3 ' ' . 1 . . I . ,- - 4 . . . Petersen Mr C Miller lcoachl the capable leadership of Mr Cliff Miller and it is up to him to pick out a winning combination from the few returning vet erans and the new candidates The schedule this year is one of the toughest ever faced by a Kingston squad There are twelve matches arranged and the boys will have to be up to par to win their share of them All these factors point to the conclusion that a winning team is something to hope for rather than to plan The nucleus of this years team is built around Pete Boolukus and Bill Pet ersen The doubles bring together Boo Iukus and Little The singles are com prised of Petersen Boolukus Little La wury Carpouzis and Rider an up and coming newcomer Usually our team improves with each match lf this holds true we are sure to have a winning team for K H S and no opponent will take our team lightly One hundred seventeen 0xOXONoxU1u1u1v1xnmv1uiJ:.U 9.- 0 ll SCHEDULE Opponent Hudson Hudson Middletown Newburgh El lenvi l le Poughkeepsie Newburgh Poughkeepsie Middletown Saugerties El lenvil le Saugerties Sectnonals LEFT TO RIGHT: P, Boolukos, W. Smith, H. Gally, G. Carpouzis, B. Decker, C. Lawury, R. Little, J. Cater, J Rider W The Tennis squad this year is under . . . - 30 . t 4 . . 7 . ' . l l 14 ' . . 18 . ' . 21 . . . . 25 . . . 28 . . D 1 ' . , 4 . ' II ll ' l - 8 ' . BOYS' INTRAMURALS SENIORS FRESHMEN Kneelmg Blume Ebelhenser Goerke Standing Boolukos Van Wagenen SENIORS Kneelmg Hutton Carpouzus Mlsasl Standmg English G Carpouzls Koenug FRESHMEN Kneelmg Roach Edwards LaTorre Kneelmg Marmo Maybanks Hobart Standing Steltz Carter Brown Grunenwald Standing Keyes Kozloskl Mitchell ,ywvq One hundred ezghteen I -- ul .- f HIGHER, JOHN BOB CONNECTS CLARK DELIVERS -pt lf 53'-P' WARREN PUTS THE SHOT Q. 4 a q -- t' 1 .E ,Q I - 1 ' t 8 5 E 3 1 fi .7 5 V ' M' if 1, 1 f' X1 ' One lzundzed nznrftef n Rovl M Wnlluams C Mogan J Bruckner T Ward 1Backl B Barberuck B Hofbauer D Charles M Jones Muss Du Boss Rov2 A Friedman Row SD DeClcco Y Haber M Amarella J Perry D Porslow B Fllnt J Markle P Kolz D Mc Grane P Kmght J Wogenfohr J Hen drecks HDCKEY Hockey, whlch made :ts debut last year, came back thus year wlth gust as much enthusnasm The sophomore team, headed by Mellssa Wllluams, came out an the lead Hockey us one of the many sports which rates hugh wuth the gals nn K H S Some of the gurls were fortunate to see a professlonal game whlch was held In Troy One hundred twenty J. Andzfsdng J. Haberg A. Burke'g M, Howards Nl. Jahng e. Ffencrf c. cannnlghbmg M. Thbmbsg J. csdodfichg N.'Hotalingg M.'chmum'g PQ Kirschnef' 9 ,X SOCCER Thns year soccer was newly nntroduced to the fems un K H S The turnouts bemg so good, ten teams were able to be organized Although thus game proved to be hard on the shuns, the gurls took nt all wlth a smule The team headed by Melissa Wullnams and Dons Parslow, captam and co captam respectuvely, cgmce lolutson top, havmg won 4, lost O Thus us one sport whuch wall always Be tops wnth the fems o One hundred twenty one Q X X N V 4 will fi gui , 5 JL' l a uf' Q Q3 X ,X, Qf fi Sr Champs t that ball Shoot Shoot are famul popular basketball season Thus year agaun a large percentage of gurls turned out to organ uze teams Thus us one sport whuch us stull as popular to day as when ut was furst untroduced un K H S One hundued twenty two Soph. Champs GIRLS INTRAMURALS Basketball Jr Champs f 1 ' u, 7 llGe ,ll II I Ill ' - iar cries heard 'round the gym during the ever . - . . . k L ADVANCED GROUP BOWLING Gosh' Ive got a struke' was a pleasant cry heard round the Central Bowlung Alleys on doys that the fems of K H S bowled The team whuch came out on top un the advanced group was Team ll Betty Flunt was hugh scorer for the advanced group wuth an average of 135 and for the begunner s group Jean Roosa took the honors wuth an average of 110 Thus year the gurls were fortunate to have two awards sponsored by W K N Y to the two hughest sungle game roll Betty Flunt and Jean Roosa came out un the lead wuth 178 and 135 respectuvely BEGINNERS' GROUP One hundred twenty three headed by Betty'Ra1sner. In the beginner's group, the leading team was Team l, headed by Jean Roosa1 Archery Softball Tennis One hundred twenty-four A A Councsl A Capella Chosr Actsvstses Actsvstses Plate Admsnsstratson Plate Announcers Archery Club Assemblses Baccalaureate Speaker Band Baseball Squad Basketball Gsrls Basketball Boys Board of Educatson Bowlsng Gsrls Calendar K H S Calendar M J M Cheerleaders Chess Club Chorus Class Day Classes Plate Classroom Snaps Class Wrste ups Contents Plate Cross Country Squad Culver Mr Theron Dome Rumor Dedscatson Dramatsc Club Dumm Mr Clarence Faculty K H S Faculty M J M Feeney Mr BernardJ Football Jayvees Football Squad Foreword French Club Freshmen K H Freshmen M J M Future Farmers German Club Gym Club Hs Y Hockey Club Hoderath Mr Hubert Homecon INDEX 92 lO5 4 94 95 4 85 Junsor Class Junsor Offscers Junsor Red Cross Councsl Lasdlaw Mr Arthur J Language Club Latsn Club Leaders Club Letter Club Lsbrary Club Magna Cum Laude Maroon Staff Marshals Math Club May Day Psctures M J M Song Natsonal Honor Socsety Norwood Mrs Vsrgsnsa Orchestra Organszatsons Plate Paletteers Peg O My Heart Prsncspal Record Club Salutatorsan Sensor Otfscers Sensor Play Sensors Sensor Snaps Sks Club Soccer Socsal Events Softball Gsrls SO Hs Sophomores Spanssh Club Sports Boys Intramural Sports Gsrls Sports Plate Sports Snaps Student Councsl Tennss Boys Tennss Gsrls Tstle Page Plate Track Squad Trs Hs Valedsctorsan One hundred twenty Hue lO2 lO3 92 93 20 54 96 97 4 58 59 9 4 . . 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