Alden Central High School - Album Yearbook (Alden, NY)

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Seated, L. to R.: E. Nuwer, Vice-President, Mr. Goodrich, Advisor: M. Thompson, Presi- dentg R. Daniels, Secretary. Standing: S. Schmitke, E. Toul- min, W. Zandi, J. Schendel. PRESS CLUB The Press Club was reorganized this year with the purpose of bring- ing to the community the news of the different activities that take place in our school. It consists of members of the high school who are editors, typists and reporters. NAUONAL HONORSOCETY The members of this so- ciety are those for their scholarship, leadership, service and character. Some activities of the Na- tional Honor Society in- cluded: collecting money for the Junior Red Cross, decorating the halls at the holiday seasons, and ac- quainting new students with courses and subjects offered in Alden Centrsl. Standing, L. to R.: D. Francis, H. Fenner, E. Blankenberg, J. Kumf, C. Parker, K. Mans- field, M. Swyers, I. Swyers, G. Iablonski, A. Swyers, P. Thompson, M. Baldrich, J. Griener, B. Kidder, I. Dersam, B. Kocal, G. Wisniewski, Miss Carlson, M. Thompson, Mr. Sinclair, J. Terreberry, J. Woodard, N. Zarniara, C. Mallon, E. Renter, E. Nuwer, M. Fleming, A. Hassenbohler, P. Wlodarczyk. Seated: S. Goetz, M. L. DePasquslli, L. Holtz, J. Clark, F. Gadd, J. Hahn, M. Muchow, E. Toulmin, K. Lynch, M. Foss, R. M. Kelley. Absent: S. Schmitke, G. Fischer, N. Baltz, F. Abramski. First Row, L. to R.: D. Grsue, G. Garrison, P. Voellter, Vice-President: 1. Wilson, President: W. Irish. Second Row: S. Gadd, I. Dersam, P. Thompson, D. Gerhardt, J. Eshbangh. Third Row: E. Chauncey, M. Spil- lane, R. Eshbaugh, R. Murphy, F. Gerhardt. Absent: I. Austin, j. Wim- mer, Secretary: Miss Drexelius, Faculty Advisor. ART CLUB Arr Club exists to enrich the cul- tural background of its members. The outstanding activities of the year have been to arrange window case displays in school and to enjoy creative art projects. 2 A .eb 46

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the King and Queen. The Grand March led by The Class of 1953 held their final formal dance, the Senior Ball, on Febru- ary 14, 1953. The Queen and King, Carol Mallon and James Wilson, were chosen by the orchestra leader of the Van Arden Quartet . A beautiful white Christmas tree, window streamers and a maroon velvet throne car- ried our the theme of Winter Wonderland. SENIOR BALL K ING AND QUEEN L. to R.: Carol Mallon and jim Wilson Standing, L. to R.: Mrs. Sinclair, Mr Sinclair, J. Smith, M. Fleming J. Sie son, W. Weil, A. I-lassenbohler, R Daniels, B. Gerhardt, J. Hy. Kneeling G. Marx, C. Smith, G. Jablonslri, C Chauncey. R . I 16. 37,1100- hl C- C Foster, 1. Hae . Chauncey 1 48 J U N R P R Getting ready for the ball. L. to R.: C. Msllon, J. Wilson, P. Lynch, M. Foss, M. Fleming. The junior Prom was held on May 2, 1953- The theme Springtime ln Paris was beauti- fully carried out by Art Dedrick and His Or- chestra, and the surrounding decorations. The crowning of Carol Mnllon and Charles Chaun- cey ss Queen and King climaxed the evening. venpiper, P. .Lynch, C. Mellon: J. Wil-