Bainbridge Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Bainbridge, NY)

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Francis J Casey Pr1nc1pal A B Ham1lton College M A Columb1a Un1vers1ty J Grant Kmg Vxce Pr1nc1pal French A B Umon College Marlon C BenJam1n Lxbrary A B B S 1n L S Syracuse Unlverslty Emll Best Phys1cal Educatlon B S M S Syracuse Un1vers1ty Allen C Black Commerce 1n Ed Umverslty of Southern Cahforma Jeanne O Blythe Lat1n N Y S College for Teachers Marv1n R Blythe Mathematxcs N Y S College for Teachers Margaret Bradshaw Fourth Grade Oneonta State Normal School V1rg1n1a Butler Jr High Soc1al Stud1es A B Sm1t.h College Margaret Cheesbro Jr Hlgh Mathematxcs N Y S College for Teachers Orr1s L Coe Industrlal Arts Agr1culture B S Syracuse Un1vers1ty Dorothy Corbm Home Mak1ng B S Penn State College M A Columb1a Un1vers1ty Ralph Corbm Mus1c B S 1n Mus1c Ithaca College Dorotny Earl Th1rd Grade of Ed Oneonta State Teachers College Margaret Hoffman Second Grade of Ed Oneonta State Teachers College V1rg1n1a Hohre1ter F1rst Grade Oneonta State Normal School J Kenneth Holllster Mus1c B of Mus1c Syracuse Un1vers1ty Mary Homkey S1xth Grade of Ed Oneonta State Teachers College Lulu Jones S1xth Grade Oneonta State Normal School Luc1lle F Klnney Ar pl-att Instltute Jean Knlght Flfth Grade of Ed Potsdam State Teachers College Anna C Naylor P 1rst Grade Oneonta State Normal School MYN19 Pagett Nurse R N Chas S W1lson Memorlal Hospltal PhY111S Palmer Klndergarten of Ed Oneonta State Teachers College Pearl Parsons S9C1'9ta1'Y Radley Secretarxal School Genevra P10SkY Thlfd Grade of Ed Oneonta State Teachers College Dorothy Reeves Second Grade B of Ed Oneonta State Teachers College Mabel W Smlth Sclence B S N Y S College for Teachers M S Cornell U Dorothy E V1cary Gu1dance 8: Remed1al Readmg A B Alleghany George H Vxcary Englxsh A B Hamilton College B S 1n L S Syracuse Un1vers1ty Dorothy Walesjsxo Jr H1gh Enghsh A B N Y S College for Teachers Vivlan M Weeks Social Studxes A B M A N Y S College for Teachers . - B.S. ' . ' ' ' . - ' A.B. . . . ' . - ' A.B. . . . - . ' ' A.B. . . . Bessie Dallbeff - PhYS- Ed- B.S. in Phys. Ed. - E. Stroudsburg State Teachers College - ' B. . - - B. . - - ' B. . . D . - t u . ' ' B. . - ' ' ' B. . - - ' B. . -

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n-Q Irmxuf- lx Wh1stler used words to the effect that every face no matter how ugly has its moments of beauty The shifting shadows of twilight often times transforms a land scape drab and xmattractwe into one of sheer beauty, and rays of the rising sun play ing on the brick wall of a factory make it a magnihcent network of copper hues Like wise the seniors of 1949 have turned the light of their wisdom upon the events of their school lxfe and hope that they have transformed them 1nto hterary, humorous, and pic tor1al matter that will appeal to the publ1c and make this work long to be remembered F J Casey, Pr1nc1pa.l ' 'lf fd , . f X xl .lj ' rg f ,, - V Y ,X Q ' '.. T, . LT V V , N V! W lla 5, , ml I . w ' lc-'K 13,21 , . 'N .H-I '7'-Q . . - . . , - . . . . . . .

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.. D FIRST ROW Mrs Kinney, Miss Hoffman Mrs Parsons Mrs Plosky Mr Casey, Miss Daubert, Mrs Benyamln, Miss Walejslo, Mrs Stlles SECOND ROW Miss Homkey, Mrs Blythe Mrs G Weeks, Mr Black THIRD ROW Mr Blythe Mrs Hohreiter, Mrs F Weeks, Mrs Kmght Miss Palmer Miss Earl, Mrs Cheesbro, Mrs Butler, Miss Reeves FOURTH ROW Mr Vlcary Mr Best Mr King M Hollister Mr Coe, Mr Corbin Off and on over a per1od of years this chronxcler has had the assignment of wnting up see the inevitable list of picmcs and teas which are very pleasant but make poor copy Th1s year a good deal of tea has gone over the dam as usual but let us forget that Instead may we take you to not just a picnic, but the Autumn Faculty Plcnic It is an afternoon 1n late September the dark Susquehanna h1lls are bathed 1n a golden haze the air is a cold warm distlllatxon of woodsmoke and wine A heavily laden lme of cars wmds up the long hill to the summit where perches Perch Pond And th1s IS the order of events Car doors open and faculty kxds hurtle to the sumptuous Perch Pond bath house for a quick change into swimmlng suits before the lengthenmg shadows cast thelr chill over the wooden dock A baggy trousered sweatered and sweat shirted group of adults whom you might have trouble recognizing as teachers totters toward the picnic tables under a load of thermos Jugs picnic baskets shotguns, footballs softballs and bats Out of this seeming chaos comes instant order for th1s event IS a tradmtion of years' standmg The old timers know Just what to do Junior Corb1n has brought the wood and has the f1re going Mr Best fries the best hamburgers in town, and Mrs Corb1n perermially proves her vocational accompllshments Your chronicler w1t.h practiced ease, does nothing, pausmg now and then to 11ft the cover of the wash boxler eyeing the golden corn slmmermg IIlS1de Let's saunter over by the dock a.nd watch the k1ds swimming now that we can see the corn is commg nicely Ther-e's Sally Cheesbro three feet high, can turn a flip and swim like a frog That's Eleanor Klrmey standing on her head on the sprmg board That big E mm a r - , , . , . , . . 0 , . . . - ' - 1 ' , ' ' , - . ' , . , . , r. the social functions of our High School Faculty for the Echo .' Looking back we seem to