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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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'Fx ...K- THE I957 58 ECHO IS lNTRoDuc:ED BY BAINBRIDGE CENTRAL SCHOOL COLOR GUARD AND SPONSORED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Csi Left to right: S. Pollard, D. Amey, E. Davis, D. Archer, J, Lord, B. Davidson, ANNOUNCING THE ECHO THEME Whether rt be announcements made from e offrce programs delrvered at assembly trme, dance musrc played rn the aud1tor1um or sports announce ments 1n the gym the mrcrophone seems to have become an rntegral part of our 11fe today So much so that to the Senrors he has developed a personal 1ty all hrs own and has been dubbed Mrke b1t rnformal but then so are our Senrorsl Mrke w1l1 escort you through the Echo pages We hope you lrke h1m and our book ABOUT THE COVER Mlke 15 proud of the new school emblem on the Echo cover desrgned 1n May, 1957 by Eleanor Crarg, a sophomore Student Councrl sponsored the Emblem Contest whrch our faculty judged Gall Pearsall and Chrrstma Howland won second and thrrd place respectlvely m It 0 J 'bio INSIDE You t WILL FIND 3 gl, Mlcrophone Mlke duects you to the pages on whrch w111 be found the hxstory of our school year Opemng Page IntroductIon and Table of Contents Dedlcatlon Admlmstratlon Teachers School Personnel Echo Staff Senlor SectIon Currlculum Sectlon Sports IntroductIon Alumm Patrons Farewell ' th , , . 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U! - fl MR, THOMAS BRACCIO Instrumental Music When we first met you, Thomas Braccio we met a person with a ready smile a friendly greeting and a patient understandrng Over half of this class have as pupils, profited by your excellent mstruc tion in instrumental music W now know that even the smallest and softest part has great value However not only have WE profited but so has everyone who has listened to the band which you have trained to undertake so successfully all types of music from the difficult classical to the light popular A a representation of our gratitude we dedicate this book to you Thomas Braccio A TOAST TO THE MEN WHO MADE MUSIC IMPORTANT TO THE SENIORS MR EDWARD DOYLE Former Vocal Teacher life 15 harmony the blending of mdlvrdually different tones or feelings to form a pleasing whole' Edward Doyle, as our class advisor and as vocal music teacher, you showed us 1ts benefit both through combined ideas in class operations and united voices m the production of a first rate chorus Your example and instrucuon repeatedly presented to us the fact that rt most profitable to do one s best and also that fun and humor should have their place in one s hfe Thus with deepest appreciation, the Class of 1958 dedicates this book to you our teacher and our friend I I I I . . . . . e I - I . . . . . . . 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SCHOOL BOARD Fmt row, left to nght D Davxd son O Nerdlrnger C Whrte Second row K Eldred C Youngs, E Houck Most every televrsion or radro show has a sponsor Our school lrke a televrsron show, also has a sponsor whrch keeps xt runmng smoothly It IS called the Board ofEducat1on whtch mcludes five men and the clerk workrng together for the good of the school, wrth no remuneratron They meet once a month but often have many unscheduled meet rngs lastrng late mto the mght Some problems whrch face them throughout the year are transportatxon hurng of staff and frnanctng the school We, the students and faculty of Bambndge Central School, express our apprecratron for then generous sacrrfrce of trme and energy on our behalf 9 ' MIKE ANNOUNCES OUR GUIDES TO BETTER EDUCATION Emrl Best Gurdance Drrector To do the best for the student through personal conferences and early plannmg of hrs scholastrc career rs the specral assrgn ment of the gurdance duector He works rn closer unrty wrth the famrly, thus he understands the students spectal capabrlmes and problems I u ' 1 - g . . I Q g Q 1 0 I u 9 - I 9 . p '- , . . try. 1, .l'A'-11.4 ,'.,. sy, . . .Z'.,,i::' ., ,,-.nts Q Q ! 7 9 . , . Q TO THE CLASS OF I958: You are rapidly moving into the final scene of your high school life, You will soon go on to other activ- ities. Events will move quickly a- cross the screenof life. As you move forward on the stage of life there are several guide posts for living that I would like to suggest to you. Your viewpoint toward life is basic to your success! Learnto look forward with hope This will give you physical vigor mental keenness and spiritual wealth To do this you must be optimistic in your thinking- optimistic in your talk actions and work If your mind is filled with ap- prehension and fear then that is what you will create Supervlsmg Principal A W Weslayan College B A Degree Syracuse University M A Degree Iohn Dewey once said Edu cation is Life Up to this pomt you have attempted to lay the foun dation for a sound adJustment to life after school As you progress in life build upon this foundation a structure of worth whxle experiences and asso ciatrons that will enable you to be come a reliable citizen in our dem Elementary Supervisor Oneonta State Teachers College M S Degree ocratic society, Oswego State Teachers' College - B.S. Degree THESE ARE THE TEACHERS . . . LOOKING THINGS OVER' to right: Mr ac er lst- rs ro f Kin ergarten- Mrs P os lstg Miss almer Kindergarten' rs avenport 1 t WHAT ARE SOME NEW PROJECTS? lefrr ght Mrs D gh ny 2 DUE TO LACK OF SPACE THESE TEACHERS HOLD THEIR CLASSES IN THE CHURCHES Left: ghtMssP ish 3rdM G 3d MssH b ! Left s. P k , ,M . G f, d , . 1 ly, P , . M . D , S . ori : . au e , ndg Mrs. Hohreiter, 2ndg Mrs. Herrick, 2nd. ori : i an , g rs. reen, r g i au er, 3rd, WHO STARTED US OUT COMPARING TECHNIQUES Left to nght Mrs louise Weeks 4th Mrs Rena Besemer 4th Mrs Dorothy Earl 4th PLANNING AN OPERETTA Standmg Mrs Gertrude Sules 6th Mrs Mary Lawrence 6th Mrs Phebe Shubert 5th Mrs Lula Jones 6th substrtutmg for Mrs Altha Salzberg who fell and broke her hxp the frrst day of school Strung Mrs Emma Sherman 5th Mrs Harnet Wrlhams 5th A COMMON INTEREST STUDENTS Left to right Mrs Dorothy Howland Elementary G1r1s Phys Ed Mrs Marxetta Darhng Readmg Mr Edward Strout Elementary Art i - 0 9 1 ' I 1 Q , . I o 1 1 Q g , n p I o 0 ' I 1 Z . p 1 0 l ' . n g . , . . 0 , 4 0 r n p . AND THESE ARE THE TEACHERS . . ABOUT THE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT ... Left to right: Mrs. Southem, Vocalg Mr. Braccio, Instrumentalg Miss Hoch- heimer, Instrumental and Grade Vocalg Mrs. Kinney, Art. ON A TOUR OF THE SHOP Left to nght Mr Coe Agnculture Mrs Winger Commercral Mr Morse Industnal Arts Mrs N11es, Llbranan Mrs Corbm, Homemakmg HISTORY IN THE MAKING Left to ught Mrs Butler, 'hh and 8th grade Cmzenshrp Educatron Mrs Hager World History and 9th grade Soc1a1 Studres Mr Semo, Amerrcan Hrsto and Problems of Democracy Q KC Cf'-4.7 CQ, . : . . . : - o I u o . Q ' . . L. ry ' 1 T 'f-'lg' 1 .A I me ' I sift- f C ' WHO SAW US THRU' FACT AND FIGURE DEPT Left to rrght Mrs Cheesbro '7th and 8th grade Math Mrss Smxth, Hrgh School Scrence Mr Albert, Jumor Hrgh Scxence Mr Crandall, Mathe maucs GOOD SPORTS Left to nght Mr I-iuggxns, Boys Phy s1ca1Educat1on, Audlo Vrsual Driver Educatron Mr Jones, Boys Physrcal Educatxon IF THEY CAN'T SAY IT NO ONE CAN' Left to rrght Mrs Crane Forergn Lang uages Mrs Doyle 9th and 10th grade Enghsh Mrs Lord Jumor Hrgh Enghsh Mr V1cary 11th and 12th grade Eng 11sh Mr Palmer Jumor I-hgh Enghsh Educationg Miss Baker, Girls' Physical 1 .2 A, .-. K 1 v - QQWQNQ . . , - A :Q rs :. v 5 1 .5's.'i.0 0 'YA--4' I , I 1 l SCHOCL Hamlm Second row A Craver, C I-Iulseberg Standmg C Hutchrnson, K Prxley Mrs Hoyt Ftrst row left to rtght G Brewer, M Wrlcox T In the mamtenance of a school th1s srze M I u I- T Are more tasks than you realrze ' Washrng wrndows pamtmg walls D O W I T H O U T Trrmmmg shrubs, cleanrng halls TH E Are a few of the Jobs that must be done These men accompllsh every one BUS DRIVERS Left to nght I Nerdlrnger, B Blrss, M Ireland, G Myers, I Bush, S Neunk A Grles L Smxth, M Hoyt, T Hamlm R Ireland R1s1ng early rn the mormng on every school day Our bus duvers brlng students from qutte far away Then it s back over the routes, when class trme IS through Out of town games, specral trrps are 1n the1r schedule, too No matter what the weather ram, sleet, or snow They delwer us on t1me, anywhere we go CJUR NURSE EFFICIENCY PLUS If absent or late If ll s pam or an ache If rt s a tear or a tear They end up here' PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES AND SEND THEM Mrss Myrtle Pagett School Nurse Mrs Louise Laird Mrs Ruth Black, Secretaries Left to rlght Mrs Craver, Mrs Newman Mrs Parker, Mrs Prxley, Mrs Ireland Standrng Mrss Elhot and someumes say 8 55 A M the hub bub But don t be fooled we love rt' CAFETERIA A LA MODE As cafeterra help we have many Jobs to do Washmg drshes, cookmg food to mentron one or two But as noonnme comes each da It s worth the work we feel When we see that hungry lrne wart mg for therr balanced meal ' Here is the Hub, . I Yu STEP euurcxa MOTT 2 HEN FLYZIK e7- u iw ' Editor .I .XX le your Editor y I 5-I 1 .,,,f 1 5 ' 1 1 ff WW AN ECHO IS BORN! This year the members of our Echo Staff have worked under great odds to put out a good yearbook It was drffrcult to frnd a trme that was convenrent for everyone so meetrngs were a hrt or mrss affarr Thanks go to all the members who cooperated so well and especrally to our capable advrsor Mrs Krnney and enthusrastrc edrtor Eunrce Mott Thrs year a new event was m store for our Echo staff Thrs was the Columbra Scholastrc Press Assocratron Yearbook Conference at Columbra Unrversrty New York Crty Four represent atrves were sent to thrs conference Eunrce Mott and Peter Ogren from the Senror Class and Ronald Decker and Eleanor Crarg from the Junror Class Flrst row S Strregler typtst C Feyerabend sales D Nrles patrons D Mott photographer typrst Second row Mrs Krnney advrsor S Flyzrk layout B Nelson boys sports D Schrader busmess M Lawrence assrstant edrtor E Crarg art D Wekeman g1r1s'sports R Black CUrr1CLllUm Third 1'0W E M1ChC1 proofreader K Purdy proofreader P Ogren patrons R Decker layout K Moretz senror socral edrtor R Woods Assrstant Sales Manager M Preston Assrstant socral edrtor M Delello Assrstant currrculum E. Mott, editor: S. Pollard. 311: A. Lewis, business managerg K. Russell, curriculumg L. Wade, tghSStrg1 tP SENIOR SECTION SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MEET WITH THE PRINCIPAL IN HIS OFFICE 7 Left o ri t: . ie er, Secretaryg D. Schrader, Vice Presideu g Nelson, Presidentg Mr. Andrews, Principal, x' - 4 A LQ 'fumfv 'af U' I DORIS IOSEPHINE ALCOTT Press Club 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 4 Lxbrary Assrstant 1 2 3 4 VIRGINIA ELLEN BICKFORD Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Hockey 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 2 4 Softball 4 Track 4 Pep Squad 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 ROBERTA RUTH BLACK Band 1 2 3,4 Umform Clerk 1 Lrbranan 3 4 Orchestra 1 2,3,4 Pres1dent3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 MUSIC Fest 1 2 3 Operetta 1 2,3 G1r1s Glee Club 4 Sextet 1 2 Cheer leadmg Sub 3 GIIIS Sports 1,2 3 4 Press Club 1,2,3 Honor Soclety 3,4 Secretary 4 Pep Squad 2 3 4 Sports Councrl 2 Student Councrl 2, Secretary 2 GAA 4 Acttv rty Letter 1 2, 3 Class V1ce Presrdent 1 Secretary 3 Traffrc Squad 3 Frre Squad 4 Dramatrcs Club V1ce Presrdent 4 Senror Play 4 Student Teacher 3,4 Datsy Cham 1 Echo Staff 4 MICHAEL FRANKLIN CALLEIA FFA 1 4 ERIC JALMER DEAN Football 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Student Council 1 2 Pnze Speakrng 2 Class Treasurer 2 ESTHER DAPHNE DAVIS Senior Play 4- GAA 4- Band Color Guard 3 4- Soccer 1 2 3 4: Hockey 4- Basketball 1 2 4- Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Captain 3- Softball 1- Press Club 1 2 3 4- Lrbrary club 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2 Cheerleadmg 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Grrls Glee Club 4 Llbrary Assistant 4 Fue Squad 4 Student Teacher 3 MARGARET ESTHER DELELLO Glee Club 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Band Presldent 4 Or chestra 2 3 4 Darsy Cham 1 Chorus 4 Cheerleading 2 Manager3 Soccerl 2 3 4 Badminton4 Basket bal12 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Softball 2 4 Press CARL JOSEPH FEYERABEND IR. FFA 1,2,3 'I'raff1c Squad 3,4 Fxre Squad 2 Echo Staff 4, Senror Play 4 Club 2 3 4 Actlvity Letter 2 Echo Staff4 Traffic Squad 3 4 Secretary 3 Musrc Festxvals 3 4 Senior Play Crew 4 STEPHEN MICHAEL FLYZIK Football 1 3- Basketball JV1 2 Varsity 3 4- Volley- ball 3 4 Baseball 1 3 4- Echo' staff 4- Traffic Squad 2 3 4, Chairman 4- Fire Squad 3- Senior Play 4 Prom Attendant 2 3 ARDA JANE HARMON Press Club 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer4 Parliamentartan 2 Library Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Dramatics Club 4 Library Assistant 3 4 Prize Speaking 3 4 Bank Teller 4 ALLEN EARL HARMON Football 3 4 Wrestling 2 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Vlce President 4 Fire Squad 3 4 PATRICIA ANN HUBBARD MINNIE HAZEL LAWRENCE Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 Hockey 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cap Iam 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Captaln 3 Press Club 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 3 Honor Society 3 4 Treasurer 4 Pep Squad 4 GAA Vlce Prest dent 4 Student Counc1l2 4 Secretary 4 Act1v1ty Letter 2 3 4 Prlze Speakrng 3 4 Class Secretary 1 V1cePres1dent2 3 Echo Staff4 Dramatrcs Club Secretary 4 Semor Play 4 Student Teacher 2 3 4 Gtrls Glee Club 4 MUSIC Festrvals 1 2 3 4 ANN ELIZABETH LEWIS Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Press Club 3 4 Llbrary Club 2 3 Honor Soclety 3 4 Student Councxl Rep 4 Basketball 2 4 Soft ball 2 4 Pep Squad 3 Student Councll 3 4 Secre tary 3 Trafflc Squad 3 Bank Teller 1 2 3 Echo Staff 4 Operetta 2 3 Muslc Festlvals 1 2 Glee Club 4 Volleyball 4 Student Teacher 3 4 Quartet 3 4 EMILY RUTH MICHEL Press Club 1 2 3 4 Edttor 3 4 Llbrary Club 1 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Lrbrary Assistant 3 4 Da1sy Cham Commerclal Club 4 Treasurer 4 Echo Staff 4 Blue and Whlte 2 3 4 Town Edxtor 3 JERRY KEITH MORETZ Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Echo Staff4 Trafflc Squad 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 3 DAVID LE ROY MOTT Football 2 3 4 Wrestling 2 3 4 Frre Squad 3 Trafflc Squad 4 Echo Staff 4 Semor Play Crew 4 EUNICE LOUISE MOTT Chorus 3 Soccer 3 Hockey 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Manager 3 Softball 3 4 Track 3 4 Press Club 3 4 Library Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 3 Honor Soclety 3 4 Vtce Prestdent 4 Pep Squad 2 3 4 Sports Counc1l3 GAA 4 Student Council 4 Library Asslstant 3 4 Actrvlty Letter 3 Class Presldent 3 Echo staff Edrtor 4 Fire Squad 2 Trafflc Squad 3 4 Prom Queen 3 Student Teacher 3 4 Musrc Fest1val 3 Semor Play 4 BEN WILCOX NELSON Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 Chorus 3 Football 2 3 Basketball JV1 Manager 1 Varslty 2 3 4 All Star 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 Baseball JV1 Varsity 2 3 4 A11 Star 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 2 4 Act1v1ty Letter 3 Boys State 3 Class Treasurer 1 Presxdent 4 Echo Staff4 Traffrc Squad 1 2 3 4 Frre Squad 2 Prom Attendant 3 Student Teacher 3 DEWITT CARROLL NILES Band 1 2 3 4 Vrce Presldent 1 Orchestra 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Basketball IV1 2 Varsity 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 President 4 Student Councll 1 3 4 Vlce Presrdent 3 Presrdent 4 Trafflc Squad 3 4 Actlvlty Letter 2 3 Boys State 3 Class President 1 2 Echo Staff4 Boys Glee Club4 Student Teacher 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Prom King 3 Music FCSIIVSIS 3 4 PETER FRANCIS OGREN Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Op eretta 2 3 Press Club 1 2 Honor Socxety 3 4 Dra matrcs Club 1 4 President 4 Prrze Speaklng 1 2 4 Class Treasurer 2 3 4 Musrc Festrvals 1 2 3 4 Traffrc Squad 3 4 Frre Squad 1 2 Echo sraff 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Track 1 Student Councrl 3 Boys Quartette 1 Student Teacher 4 Senror Play Crew 3 Cast 4 SHIRLEY JEAN PALMATIER Soccerl 2 Badm1nton4 Basketball 2 3 Volley ball 1 2 4 Softball 2 3 4 Press Club 1 2 3 4 ACIIVIIY Co Edltor 4 Town Paper Co Edrtor 4 Ty p1st 3 4 Pep Squad 2 3 GAA 4 SHARON LEE POLLARD Band Color Guard 3 4 Captaln 3 4 Cheerleading 3 Manager4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Captaln 3 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Captaln 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 All Star 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Press Club 3 Pep Squad 2 4 Charrman 4 Sports Councrl 1 2 3 Secretary 3 GAA Pres1dent4 Echo Staff 4 Trafflc Squad 4 Prom Attendant 3 Hockey 3 4 Senlor Play 4 RAMONA LEAL PRATT FHA 2 Prize Speaking 2 Projection Club 2 ANNA MARIE PRESTON Cheerleadrng J V Manager 2 Soccer 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 Press Club 2 3 Pep Squad 2 3 Prom Attendant 3 Trafflc Squad 4 Secretary 4 Senlor Play 4 Chorus 4 Echo staff 4 KATHERINE ANN RUSSELL Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Cheer leading Sub 3 Soccer2 3 Basketball 3 Volley ball 3 4 Softball 2 Press Club 2 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l4 Musrc Festivals 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Trafftc Squad 3 4 Senror Play Crew 4 Girls Sports 2 3 Commercral Club 4 President 4 Echo Staff Teacher 3. 'Li KATHLEEN MARIE PURDY Band 1 2 3 4 Lrbrarian 3 4 Guls Glee Club 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Press Club 4 Llbrary Club 2 3 Vice Presrdent 3 Honor Society 3 4 Publicxty Manager 4 Pep Squad 2 Traffrc Squad 2 3 4 Bank Teller 1 2 3 Library Assistant 2 3 Activity better 2 3 4 Echo Staff 4 Music Festivals 1 2, 3 4 Operetta 1 2 Accompanlst 3 4 Student Teacher 3 4 Quartet 3 4 Senior Play Crew 4 DAVID LUTHER SCHRADER Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Football Manager 1 2 Varsity Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Baseball Manager 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Capta1n4 Echo Staff 45 Class Vice President 4 Student FREDERICK GUY SMITH Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Basketball IV 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, All-Star 1,25 Baseball JV 1, 2, Varsity 3.4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Fire Squad 3, 4, Captain 4. SONIA SANDRA STRIEGLER Press Club 1 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Activity Letter 2 Class Secretary 2 4 Library Assrstant 3 4 Echo Staff 4 Actlvity Co Ed1tor4 Town Paper Typist 3 4 Commercral Club 4 Secre tary 4 Bank Teller 4 THOMAS EDWARD TUTTLE Football 1 2 3 4 Captain 4 Track 3 4 Wrestling 1 2 3 4 Frre Squad 3 LINDA RUTH WADE Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Soccer 2 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 3 4 Softball 2 Badmmton 4 Press Club Typrst 3 4 l-lonor SOCICIY 4 Trafflc Squad 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Club 2 4 Lrbrary Assrstant 4 Actrvrty Letter 3 Echo Staff 4 Musrc Festrvals 1 2 3 4 Darsy Cha1n 1 Operetta 2 3 Grrls Sextette 2 Quartet 3 French Award 3 Commercral Club V1ce Presrdent 4 Student Teacher 3 4 Senior Play 4 DEANN ADDIE WAKEMAN Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Soccer 1,2 Basketball 1 4 Hockey 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Press Club 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 President 3 Vice President 4 Library Club 2 4, Sec retary 4 Library Assistant 4 Honor Society 3 4 Traf fic Squad 4 Student Counc114 Echo Staff 4 Stu dent Teacher 3 4 IU J RONALD GARDNER WOODS Wrestling 1 Traffic Squad 3 Fire Squad 4 Stage Manager 4 Assistant Sales Manager of Echo 4 y WE PAUSE TO LOOK BACK We remember many things about our years in school especxally Mike He made the far off school office seem nearer to us through the P A system He also played a necessary role in most of our activities Our early years were spent in gathering the basic knowledge of the three R s and also by leaming the importance of co operation in working together, but it sthe social antics that we remember most vividly As second graders, we all had a not putting on a circus And of course we all worked hard to make our puppet show a success in fifth grade Then too, who could forget the excitement of dressing up for Halloween all through the grades? All of a sudden it seemed we were grown up l We were in seventh grade! Pass ing classes every half hour and having different teachers were new ideas for us But we caught on eventually That same year our work in social studies took us to A1 bany where we saw the state's capitol Fmally, we were freshmen and were properly initrated mto high school The only important thing rn our sophomore year was the football hop In our Junior year we found it extremely nice to be the ones to do the 1n1t1at1ng The really important event in that year was our junior prom Even though it didn't boost our treasury ter- rifically, the memories of our Moonglow scenes made it worth while And now we find ourselves seniors and ready to graduate this June. About the only appropriate thing we can say now is Thanks for the Memories. Mrke 15 mrghty rmportant when rt comes drsc Jockey trme, and over the axr waves float the top 1360 tunes They seem to f1t rn so well wrth home workl These are the songs that remrnd us of certarn sensors go ahead Mrke you re onl SENIOR HIT PARADE Peter Ogren I m Walkrng No car, no drrve Mmnre Lawrence Bon Voyage She'll be gorng places Sharon Pollard All Shook Up She can never srt strlll Kathre Purdy Musrc Musrc Musrc Thrs rs her hfe Margaret Delello The Rarlroad Runs Through the Mrddle of the House Well rt ALMOST does Deann Wakeman The Banana Boat Song Thrs cute wartress serves them all day long! Eunrce Mott Frve Foot Two, Eyes of Blue Except that she clarms to frve foot one and one half lnch Tom Tuttle Transfusron At the speed he dnves he ll need 1tl Dewitt Nrles Paper Boy Hrs arm IS strarght and true Mane Preston Honeycomb She s a real sweet k1d Fred Smith Want and See An unpredrctable guy Ben Nelson The Golden Trumpet Crazy man, crazy! Dave Schrader Parlez mor d amour He s a ladres manl Ann Dewrs Seventeen Hot Rod Queen Steve Flyzrk Hook, Ltne, and Srnker Doesn t pay to frsh oes 1t'7 Carl Feyerabend Lonesome Cowboy From Brooklyn Allen Harmon Teddy Bear Trgers play too rough Ronme Woods Black Slacks An essenual part of his attrre Davrd Mott Green Door Hrs club rs behrnd rt Arda Harmon Home on the Range Krtchen range? Sonja Stnegler Sweet and Gentle Even though she has red han Lrnda Wade Send for Me A wrlhng helper Emrly Mrchel I Could Have Danced All Nrght Twinkle toes Bert Black Fascrnatm Rhythm She really trckles those rvorres Dons Alcott Sweet Old Fashioned Gul Does she drg thrs modem Jazz? Vugrma Brckford Vaya Con Dros May God be wrth you Esther Davrs Juke Box Baby Always rockrng Kay Russell Thumbelrna She s no brgger than your thumb Pat Hubbard The Quret One Strll water runs deep Mrke Callera That Lonesome Road If you can frnd the road Ramona Pratt If I Possessed a Prrntrng Press I could pnnt my own books Shrrley Palmatrer Butterfly We re chpprng your wings rn June Kerth Moretz Standrng on the Comer Watchrng all the grrls go Enc Dean The Old Plulosopher At seventeen I A 1. ... ' '--' ' . 2. ' ' ... ' ' . 3. ... ' ' 4. ' ... ', ', ' . 5. ... ' I ' 6. ... ' I ' 7. ' ... ' ' ' 8. ... ' ' . ' ' 9. ' ' ... ' ' ' ' ' . 10. ' ... ' ' '. 11. ... ' ' . 12. ... u ' 1 13. ... ' ' ' ' ' I ' 14. '... ' . 15. '... ' ' --- ' ' -d '. 16. ... . 17. ... -' . 18. ' --- ' '. 19. ' ... ' ' . 20. ... ' ' 21. ' ' ... '. 23. ' ' ... ' -'- ' . 24. ... ' ' ' ' ' . 25. ' ... ' ' '--- ' ' ' . 26. ' ' ... -- ' . 27. '... ' . 28. ... ' -'- ' ' . 29. ... ' ' . 30. ' '... ' . 31. --- ' 33. ' ... ' --- ' ' by. 34. ' ... ' ' ' . .yffi-3. , Rx!!! f, O Q-ll 'n 1,015 D f A I J in A Batter Up Shortstop' Em Mrchel Y' Lmle ducky wucky' s x. Some Strxegler MIKE MAKES FUN Don t klCk the bucket! Carl Feyerabend Bflght eyed and bushy tailed' 1 fl Polly Pollard ' A The shy type' Marg Delello Touchdown' Smxtty Smith 'J .Ay Voice lrke a bl.1'd16' Bert Black Lxberace the second' Pete Ogren N HO! Shot' 5 Ben Nelson X' N I 4 i My what a mellow tone! G v 5 Kathle Purdy L J 1 OF THE sENloRs Toss that hay' Ronnle Woods nr!! Dev11 and the deep blue world' Dave Schrader 7, 5- Sweet Llttle Girl Dorle Alcott , . , 'tif ' Ftshin 1n the sun Steve Flyzxk 'E' f What s cookmg? 'K .9 De Wakeman Yer Out' Witty Nlles ' ,A , t A H H . 'f X' ' ' V H N ' tk? qx U J X' I 'ly ' il ' U K H , -' ' X 2 .. . .. I ' 5 P! s ' 1 J, t k 1 Q 'SES W K 'x 5 3 ' 'Mum' 'a.Q gybv ,, . , . .. ,1- 4.9- 1 lv S 0 330 Q 4' 5 X Who or what are ya huntm Mlke Callela Whats up Doc' Ann1e LEWIS AND THEIR HOBBIES Play that horn Glngerl Glnger Blckford Here s a real gone Sax' Kay Russell Candid camera man' Buddy Mott Hear that d1zzy horn! Mm Lawrence Go Team Go' Es Davls Sgr? Rosy Cheeks 1, ,gg Mane Preston Q ff: w i 'Q 'J Qi! 5' X , .- - f ' Q w I 5 'aff rf? v P 'Q' Q40- 9. 55 I V1 FIU I X Tl pn K Xyfflyr , X-' 4 1 . '1'r Tv J. T ,UT 1 T 11' T., QUEEN EUNICE MOTT KING DEWITT NTLES Our tradltronal Iumor Prom was a b1g success last May The muslc was by Lmus Houck and hrs orchestra A sparkling crowd was on hand eager to see the most popular Junior couple crowned as Krug and Queen of the Prom At the stroke of mrdnight Mrcrophone M1ke assrsted by Mr Doyle announced the Kmg and Queen Stan Davis and Sally Cheesbro relmquished therr crowns to the new rulers The lords and ladxes of the Royal Court were Ethel Armstrong Sheryl Hulbert Mane Preston Sharon Pollard Ben Nelson Chuck Boyd Steve Flyzrk and Ralph Lowe After the coronatron Mr and Mrs Purdy and Mr and Mrs Nelson led the Grand March Hsu ATTENDANTS Left to rrght Sharon Pollard Sheryl Hulbert Ethel Armstrong Mane Preston 1 fer up-T ,f Y gl! will will fr Q ywlllqlll .xg Ah T -lx sa f T-.NX MIKE IN THE MOON GLOW AT THE JuNloR PROM 3' if T fl? '- ' ' f V , 1 so f an p up Ng ,E , T ln Krng Arthur s Castle S Pollard and E Mott at work The Senrors had a great deal of fun rn presentrng therr annual Senror Play thrs year The cast drd therr best to make the crowd howl and they got very good results The cast rncluded Peter Ogren as the Connectrcut Yankee or Hank who found hrmself suddenly thrust rnto the mrdst of the people rn Ye Olde Court of Krng Arthur Dewrtt Nrles and Roberta Black schemed and plotted together as Merlrn and Morgan be Fay, the vrlhans of the play Carl Feyerabend played the role of the unfortunate Krng Arthur wrth Lmda Wade as hrs lovrng wrfe Kerth Moretz played the part of the mrschrevous page boy and Mane Preston portrayed a saucy lass of frfteen Steve Flyzrk and Ben Nelson were our gallant knrghts who engaged rn dragon krllrng and rescurng mardens rn danger, such as Sandy played by Mmnre Lawrence Meanwhrle, back rn Hanford Hank s sister Marron was played by Eumce Mott wrth Sharon Pollard asrheu mother The part of the arrplane was well played by Fred Smrth, wrth Ronnre Woods and Ronnre Decker and therr assrstants also dorng a great Job backstage Mrs Doyle duected the play and Mrs MIKE IS 'ON STAGE AT THE SENIOR PLAY Kmney the stage work rv' Ben Nelson, Pete Ogren Dewrtt Rehearsrng lrnes Dewrtt Nrles NIIBS Roberta Black Mane Preston O x 'O z Q9 iwggfx Mr Palmer, Jumor Hrgh Englrsh wig '50 teacher and Steve Flyzrk semor tcm at therr summer Job washmg school wmdows MIKE becomes wandenng photographer i Mr Semo s sophomores admrre Mr and Mrs Snowman Rush hour in the cafeterra. R. mid' . re. 5- Po r Won Dania Summa x. B' . wx 5 E. Mott, M. Preston Russexo. M06 0 caught in the halls again! packet' red R k P11 KRse11EMchlP S dig D11 SF1 CURRICULUM SECTION CONSISTS OF CLUBS AND CLASSES AND IS REPRESENTED HERE BY SENIORS WHO ARE OFFICERS IN AT LEAST ONE ORGANIZATION , I , left to right: . Blac , S. o ard, . u , . i e , . Ogren. tan n e e1 o, F. Smith, D. Niles, . yzik. The meeting is being held in the band room where Mr. Braccio is in charge. 1 153 glib' 7 X If I IFN It I I .M . II I ' 1' C' f , 1 U --A f 'I Flrst row, left to nght N Crawford, F Sheldon B Glrha, J Lawrence,J Straka, Day, M Lewrs, B Davrdson Second row Mrs Doyle, D Wrlcox, D Archer, B Brck ford, S Bowen,J Banks M Grfford R Lowe, N MacPherson Thrrd row R Packer W Stow, R Decker, W Olsen, G Dolph,K Loomrs, L Castle, T Mayer JU IORS At our frrst class meetrng, rn September 1957, we elected new offrcers Those elected were Presrdent, Mary Lewrs Vrce Presrdent, Eleanor Crarg Treasurer, Pat Thomas and Secretary Doreen Day Our class advrsors are Mr Crandall, Mrss Baker, Mrs Corbm, and Mrs Doyle Our fxrst project was Freshman lnrtratxon In September The Jumors enJoyed them selves tremendously, and hoped that after that day the Lowly Freshmen felt that at long last they had been really welcomed mto hrgh school Our next project was the Skatrng Party held rn November, whrch both students and adults enjoyed In early December we sponsored a dmner Chrcken Chow Mern or Spaghettr, whrch ever you preferred Then 1n January came the brggest event of all, the Iunror Prom Thrs year s theme was the Mardr Gras Other concesslons rnclude bakesales another dance, and sellrng at baseball games We hope that at the end of thrs year we w1ll have a large percent of the money needed for our semor tnp, so that we can depend on our semor play and the Echo for the rest : . . . . . . D. 4 . . I . . . . ' 0 0 9 o 9 o Q n Z Q g Q Q - - Q . . . I I 3 S n r I O O V I I 9 v ' n n I 9 . Q s . . . . , . O . . . . v 9 ' ' ' ll II . AT THE JUNIOR BANK DAY IN THE DINNER JUNIOR CLASS WORKING THEIR WAY TO WASHINGTON First row: J. Ramp, S, Bonner, S. Hulbert, S. Deforest, J, Lord, N. Wilcox, P. Thoms, J. Rosa, Second row: Mr. Crandall, L. Moore, E, Craig, S. Tuckey, D. Benedict, G. Pearsall, C. Howland, R, Martin. Third row: J. O'Nei1, F. Mott, R. Lawrence, E. Dean B. Dam, D, Amey, G, Budine, C. Giles. Fust row left to rrght D Meachem T Hulbert G Stanton D Nerdlmger L Whrte P Shoecraft Second row P Schroth G Gaynes D Wilson M Thomas T Dav1s D Dav1s F Barse, Mrs Crane Thud row D Daly P Hager D Hellerud K Parker R Marnusch A Hager Absent D Amey C Kmney SOPHOMORE Srnce this year rs the begrnntng of the end the end whrch most of us look forward to wrth antrcrpatron we feel that the years we have spent rn B C H S wxll be the most profrtable that we shall ever know We wrsh to thank our advrsors, Mrs Crane Mr Morse, and Mr Senro without whom we would never be able to accomplish many of our undertakrngs and our compe tent offlcers whom we have elected Dav1d Daly Presldent Vrrgrnia Hubbard, Vrce Presrdent Barbara Davrdson Secretary Steven Klnney Treasurer Two of our under takrngs berng sellrng refreshments at the home football games and sponsorrng the Foot ball Hop gave a boost to our treasury But Whlle we re countlng our money and thrnklng of other ways to possess more fand spend morey money in the future we must slow down and start to study rf we ever expect to reach the end of school and our goal rn l1fe Well, so long but just for now as you agaxn w1ll see us 1n next year s Echo as Iunrors we hope' , . . , . 1 0 1 . , . . . I . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . 1 Q I . 1 1 1 - r - , . , . . I . , . . - I Q n I . a g . . , , - . . . . . . . . - 1 1 1 u 1 1 - ' Q . ' . ' . . 1 . - ' ' - I ,, 11 1 1 MIKE GOES DANCING AT THE EGOTBALL HOP Having a gay time? Dance anyone? fu W xy f 417: . offo' n t, First row left to rxght D Rlch R Nzles L Smnh B Castle E Hoyt I Wmn D Houck Second row P Russell K Ogren V Hubbard B Davidson,J Hayes C Margeson, M. Kmg, Mr Semo. Third row C. Sheldon, I. Twlss, C. Leonard, R. Butler I. Doolittle, S Kinney, K. Barnhart. Absent K. Colhns, n as eh V -. X 'ff ' I X::'- .gf 1 ein Aigg :ai 42355 'W' 51?-.3 Aj -Hg: CN 4 ' ,qv ., A E .zu eng ,X .1 'sv 3 E ' K 'cgi' - L Q l 0 , , sf' 4 3 t E elf-'f f l1r-1fIfL1 ' r ' . :::t-- . . , ' : . ' . . ' . . ' , . , . , . ' . . . : . . . . . , . . , . , . : ' Fust row, left to rrght B Hubbard, K Dean, P Yenson, A Prentrce, I Shea, J Davxdson, D Sherman, B Hartwell, M Moore Second row Mrs Hager W Shrelds, D Barrmger, B Loker, K Hurlburt, E Boyd, D Doolrttle, M Curt1s,I Terzo, R Best Thlrd row K Fargo Absent L Pratt We opened our frrst year by electmg class offrcers they are Presrdent, Donald Moore Vlce Presrdent, Martha Besemer Secretary, Dedra Day Treasurer, Suzanne Neumuth We have already completed our magazme sale whrch IS the brg money makrng project of the year The quota on the magazxne sales was reached and qurte an amount of money was made VlCk1 Johnson recerved the pnze for sellrng the most magaztne subscnptxons In the class meetmgs we have drscussed other money makrng projects We plan to have a skatmg party 1n the school, February 11, and we also plan to have a dance, May 2 Through the courtesy of the Senrors, we plan to sell candy Also rn our class rneetlngs we have drscussed new ways by whrch to make money and have had a few suggesuons we are pleased to have Mrs Hager, Mrs Wmger, Mlss Hochhermer, and Mr Coe as our class advlsors FRESHME G1 ' e . . ' Q . 4 - Q - I . g L. Davenport, J. Olsen, T, Armstrong, J, Millus, R. Fecitt, W, Stafford, E. Gliha, J. Lane. 2752 af J 5 MIKE ADMIRES AMBITIOUS STUDENTS Work L-151,69 catefmw Study mg hafd 9 Hager S H-211 ww- ,S X-HSKOTY Cxa E FRESHMEN Fust row, left to nght B Leonard, V Johnson, I Dalrymple G Ruston, N Schroth N Loydon, S Newmuth, F Partndge Second row D Lau'd,J Sxpple M DeMat Leo, R Bowen, L Hubbard, C Sejerson, B Flgger B Hovey, R. Gould, R Bames, Mrs Wrnger Thud row S Dalessro, R Pearson D Benedlct J Egh D Callera W Scholz, D Moore, R. Reese First row left to nght B Gifford L Pollard D Day T Besemer I Crawford Second row Mr Coe J Skinner J Hovey I Dalrymple M Besemer H Flnk Third row W Youngs I Daly S Wllson K Pratt A Russell FRESHMEN ARE INITIATED INTO HIGH SCHQOL AMID MUCH HILARITY f Big Babies K, Prattg D, Benedict Crazy Legs XD Doolrttle P Yenson B Hubbard Left to right: C. Sejersen, G. Ruston, EIGHTH GRADE Although we elected no class officers we undertook the traditional eighth-grade projects. The really big event that happens to every 8th grade is the trip to Albany. ln the beginning of the year, we planned to go sometime in the spring, especially when the legislature would be in session so we could leam firsthand some of the methods used in running a govemment. Not only did we learn about our capital but also, in Citizen- ship Education class, we leamed about the state we live in. To go along with our study we made New York State project maps showing the different cities and their chief manufactured products. ln Math we learned all about checks and matters concerning the bank along with our regular course of study. As part of our study we visited the bank and saw the vault with its store of safe deposit boxes and stacks of bills, and also the machines and their operation We wish to take this opportunity to thank our homeroom teachers for being so patient Wllh US Mrs, Butler and Mr. Albert. First row left to right I Foster C Lewis E Bucklin, L Tompkins L Dartt C R Pauler L Sherwood D Hotaling K Shawler W McCaslin I Giles Mr Albert Third row R Felske S Hulbert P Schrader L Alford L Mills R Terry D. White G Niles T Lord Cevasco, J. Coulter, N. King, I. Palmatier. Second row: D. Moretz, J. McElroy, Fxrst row left to nght B Krrkland S Green A Wemhexmer P Harmon, M Fos ter B Bortrrer B Hulbert N Alcott S Macumber Second row Mrs Butler R Krng K Barse M Morrn N Hayes D Terry B Parsons Y Axtell W Monahan Thrrd row E Parker R Wrlson F ONe11 R Srmonds, D Hubbard S DeC1ue, R Nerdhnger R Feyerabend J Rosa Absent J Wrlhams Y ,n ,. KN sage School S Open n nouce 'U8 day e you W1 Social Of And Zitler at the map in Mrs 1' Beaver sm EIGHTH GRADERS ON THEIR WAY -D' i . g ' I 0 b , . , . . ' , . . ' :ZX -' c 'fr.1 5 'ef A M3181 I I ' . Q s ' 9 X an r , I' 'hr' ., 1 if ' 4' , -5 ' V x U ,Q ,f we SEVE TH GRADES Under the direction of our homeroom teachers, Mrs. lord, Mrs, Cheesbro, and Mr. Palmer, we have had a very busy year. At the beginning of the year we were confronted with several new experiences and opportunities. Lugging heavy books from class to class, more homework, and doing write-ups for the Junior High section of the Blue and White are a few of these. One of the opportunities we enjoy very much is being able to ride on the spectator bus. Accompanied by Mr. Andrews and Mr. Nickerson, in October we visited the Rome Air Base in Rome, New York. We are looking forward to the traditional Cooperstown trip which we will be taking in June, First row left to right C Schmitz R Russell P Palmatier R Palmatier E Sipple J Wilson V Hartwell P Terry S Wilcox Second row A Chamberlin E Gorton P Arpin N LaShure S Donahe D Bailey D Wakeman D Gifford R Ireland D Davy R Searles Third row T Craver R Weissflog D Wilcox B Lawrence G Cutting H Woods R Palmatier D O Neil P Hotaling 1 - n 1 - v o 9 - 9 n g . , - 9 - g - . . q g . g . g . - 9 - , a 1 - , . g . g . . . 1 n - 1 ' 1 a I - 9 o , . , . , . . u - Q :fi Frrst row left to rrght F B11ss M McDougal A Hubbard T Shoecraft D Day S Smrth L M1Ch316IZ B Saam M Packer Second row Mrss Purtell K Thoms, R Strlson K Butts R Herrrck S Sherman M Moore B Haynes D Andrews R Loker Mrs Cheesbro Thrrd row R Ireland R Alcott M Sutton A Peterson D Barley P Dean B Shaver G Carlson K Drachler Absent R Searles R Palmatrer MIKE HELPS SEVENTH GRADERS BANK da? Save for a iainymath cheesbwf Mtyher asisung' teac ' stree t fo I' Our map 1 Pledge alleglance SEVENTH GRADE STUDENTS ARE GOOD CITIZENS First row, left to right: I. Alger, K. Gould, D. Coulter, B. Laird, M. Davidson, J. Rosa, D. Stanton, J. Kelly, K. Straka, I. Shaver. Second row: P. Sheldon, H. Bab- cock, C. Palmatier, M, Waterman, V. Martan, Mrs. Lord, K. Nichols, J. Petrasky, A. Horozewski, Third row: R. Hutchinson, I, Morrison, J. Flyzik, R. Hartwell, D. Groff, J. Morrison, D. Cevasco, D. Curtis, T. Carpenter, D. DeC1ue. Absent: E. Robinson. STUDENT COUNCIL K' a f , Ixi First row left to right I Lord A Lewls M Lawrence, B. Nelson, K, Russell, E. Mott, B Davrdson Second row G Doolittle D Daly R, Niles. I. Daly, M. DeMatteo, K. Dean Third row Mr Best P Dean, K Straka S Wilcox, T. Lord, Y. Axtell, L. MIKE IS VERY IMPORTANT TO STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is the student government the organizatron to which students and teachers bring complaints and suggestions These problems are dlscussed at the meetmgs With the proceeds from money making activitles the councll donates money to the Commumty Chest Care and other worthwhrle actlvlties ln our town rt contributes a sum for the school record collection and at the end of the year holds a banquet for Thrs year a new Leadershrp Program for all interested is bemg established by Eunice Mott who represented the organization at the Leadershrp Trarning lnstrtute In Syracuse last year If this program proves successful thrs year rt may become a yearly project Q STUDENT COUNCIL CAMPAIGN A 4 FLASH' We mterrupt thrs program to bring you up to date wrth facts and faces about thrs year s Student Council Presrdentral and Vrce Presidentral election campargn Thrngs were barely underway for the year rn Barnbrrdge Hrgh when a nominatrng commrttee was selected by Student Coun cil It was thrs committee s Job to narrow down the field of eligible candidates The results of therr research were DeW1tt Nrles vs Roberta Black Semors for Presrdent Sheryl Hulbert vs Bruce Dartt, Junrors for Vrce Presrdent At the end of one week of vigorous campargnrng with I every available space on walls wrndows and ceilrngs covered wrth srgns and posters proudly drsplayrng their candrdates qualr frcatrons and campargn slogans the long awarted electron assembly broke upon us At thrs assembly each publicrty manager enthusrastrcally rntro duced hrs candidate for offrce by stating hrs prevrous experrences as offrcer and by aptly porntrng out hrs qualrfrcatrons After four frery campargn speeches the student body was drsmissed to therr rooms to cast therr ballots for president and vrce presrdent 'I'he votes were counted and recounted and before the morning was half over the vrctorrous offrcers names a deep dark secret could be heard whrspered from student to student as they passed qurckly from one class to another and the sweatrng rt out perrod came to an end Strrctly rn respect to for malrty Mrke announced the winners at the close of the school DeW1tt Nrles president and Sheryl Hulbert vice presrdent We return you now to your regular program The Echo but remember to keep up to date on happenings and events in Barnbrrdge Hrgh stay tune to thrs book' And rf you elect me nuff Lrstenrng to the The new Presrdent, DeW1tt Nrles, -xi and Vrce President, Sheryl Hulbert. v-D I 1 Q .Q 4 1 - 0'o'P:Qt ' s 5 V -N s zgfzggst n - ' ofusbssf ' 6.43.6 - - .s 5,8 I Q . 0 , . , . . i . z o 1 l I - 9 o ' o I I . . . . , ' , ' - I I - 1 n Q ll 1 - - - 4 n n - l Y f ' fl ' ' If . - . ,, . u - - - , , , . u I I , ll fl- : Q U - -- . Q n fo T D lee! .Y K- ls' ' T W' ll NWS ENJOY YOUR WORK JOYCE ROSA ON DUTY The alert members of Traffrc Squad under the superv1s1on of Mrs Ntles and chatrman Steve Flyzrk, str1ve to keep our halls orderly Whether tt s early mommg hall duty gurdes at Open House or just regular duty they arm to dlsplay then authorlty rn a courteous and polrte manner MIKE ' lNTRoDuc:Es FDR YOUR PROTECTION THE TRAFFIC SQUAD Front row left to nght B Dartt C Feyerabend T Tuttle D Nrles S Flyzrk M Castle S Pollard T Mayer B Nelson R Decker P Ogren E Dean M Lewts S Tuckey D Wakeman Back row L Wade J ONe1l I Rosa, R Lowe D Mott, K Moretz, E Cra1g K Russell, E Mott Preston, K. Purdy, M. Delello, B. Davidson. Second row: Mrs. Niles, D. Wilcox, L. Left to nght W Olsen G Budme G Dolph, R Packer K Loomrs R Marnush A Harmon T Armstrong C Leonard, R Lawrence D Amey D Schrader R Black F Smrth R Martrn, M Callera R Woods, F Mott Absent E Davrs AND EGR YOUR SAFETY THE FIRE SQUAD The Frre Squad s Job rs one of the most rmportant ones of the school Durrng the pracuce fue drrlls rt rs the responslbhty of the frre squad members to get on therr posts rn order to drrect the students from the school In case of a real frre, the members would be handy to remrnd the students that thrngs would go more smoothly and effrcrently rn the long run rf they remarn quret rn order to recerve orders stay calm and walk qurckly but not run Thrs year Mr Morse was our sponsor agarn Wrth hrs help we were well rnstructed rn the rules for frre dnlls The crew rn acnon was well managed by our captarn Fred Srnrth I fin Ar.. ni, 4. ' : . , . ' , . . , . ', . ' , . I 9 I ' l I ' I 9 I 0 I . , . . . . . . : . '. . , . .. . . -. . . n u ' ' - ' D - . , f yztkh- f f Qmlvff I f 'swf vfxijlf .'li-sh ,-1.6 7 2 X65 New exqyil NV begs E membe nl mem Chu ' le eS1 e' x01 E ft Fo Y' me-,Soc eau '18 1 :Cen M W1 Inscrrbed on the Natronal Honor Soclety Emblem are the words scholarshrp, lead ershrp character and SCIVICC These characterrsucs must be present rn Honor Socrety members Once a student 18 xn the soc1ety he has membershrp for hfe rt IS a post of honor The requrrements for Honor Socret are 88 avera e for the entrre h1 h school ears Y S 8 Y he must have an outstandxng character show serv1ce for hrs school and show abrhty for leadershlp MIKE ATTENDS HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTIONS MW Seated left to nght M Lawrence, E Mott D Nrles, R Black Mr BIBCCIO Standrng A Lewrs, D Wakeman, L Wade, P Ogren, K Purdy Axbeiio Ben NelS0n ag since te ache!- . High C gumof Coe Wh came as M Rigtxculiute Q! if MIKE AND STUDENTS RUN THE SCHOOL FOR A DAY ln the Spring of 1957 the Honor Society again sponsored a Student Teacher Day Due to the co operatron of everyone concerned, the day was a great success The student teachers were well prepared and presented interesting classes the faculty was very co operative speak 1ng up only when they thought it necessary to stress a certain point the rest of tl1e student bo been all year The purpose of the program IS to give the student teachers the opportun1ty to seriously consider the teaching profession as a career Since many of the student teachers have been influenced by the experience, It must be granted that the proJect IS a very worthwhile one to undertake Those student teachers who parucrpated are Anthony Howland Mr Andrews Sally Landre Mr Nickerson Ethel Armstrong Mrs Klnney Ralph Castle Mr Huggins Ann Lewis Mrs Niles Claire Jobson Miss Pagett Douglas Besemer Mr Bracclo Roberta Black Mr Doyle Kathleen Purdy Miss Kemp Charles Simonds Mr Jones Eumce Mott Miss Baker Robert Smith Mrs Butler Linda wade Mrs Lord Dewitt Niles Mr Palmer Esther Davis Mrs Laird Genevieve Collins Mrs Cheesbro Ben Nelson Mr Albert Rlchard Palmatrer Mr Coe Duane Lawrence Mr V1cary Deann Wakeman Mrs Hager Barbara Parker Mrs Winger Betty Jane Pratt Mrs Doyle Stanley Davis Mr Best Rose Mary Tobey Mrs Corbin David Schrader Mr Morse Gary Darling Mr Crandall Minnie Lawrence Mrs Crane Charles Boyd Miss Smith Martha Drachler Mrs Black dy 1 r. 495.5532 BWEWQ 'week ' A I i I 1 v, I WW A . I . . - . . . 3 - . . - seemed to take it in their stride and were probably the most attentive audience that they had r actlce MIKE ASSISTS THE CHORUS Nw.. The chorus thrs year welcomes Mrs Southern our new d1rector Wlth her come many new ldeas one of Wh1Ch IS a Chrlstmas Pageant Thxs IS a new experlence ln our school and we hope II w111 be an annual event The chorus not only pamclpates rn the regular concerts but 1n the past has had a few exchange concerts W1th her speclal ab1lity, we feel that Mrs Southern w1ll g1ve us the confidence and preparauon necessary for good representatlon 1n the Musxc Fest1 vals and Concerts T107 GIRLS AND BOYS GLEE CLUB And now presenting the brand new Glee Clubs Th1S year they ve shown theu skrlls by rendermg drfferent types of selectrons both popular and semiclasslcal The gxrls vorces blended very approprrately rn soft tones The boys put all the1r vlgor Lnto then' songs and the audrence en1oyed this enthusrasm They plan to partrclpate 1n many more Concerts come get your f11l of enjoyment ar-vi ll sv q id SCH Summer Concert 1n the Park and an ad mumg audience Kathie Purdy acung as student duector in the band room THERE IS MUSIC IN THE AIR Under the expert direction of Mr. Braccio, our Band excels both on stage and on parade. This year the Band sports long-awaited new uniforms as well as a high-strutting Color Guard and a colorful school flag. With these added attractions, we won top honors at several firemen parades last summer. 'I'his year under Mrss Hochhermer s capable guidance the orchestra IS progresslng mcely This good preparatlon will result rn better concerts and will also make us ready for the annual Musrc Festrval rn wh1ch n1ne schools of the area particlpate The enthu Sl3Sm of our duector couldn t help but rub off on us so we energetxcally tackled a hlgher grade of classlcs Not only is she forever glving helpful hlnts or tucks as she calls them on the art of playmg a strmged mstrument but she also g1VCS us a deep msrght and appreclatlon for clas srcal muslc v 'O' Ol l : 1 JJ.-I CJ I FALL CONCERT Mrss I-lochhermer drrecung AND MIKE HELPS TO PUT IT THERE fl f a The Commercial Club has been in existence many years, but was just this year officially recognized with its new constitution and host of officers. Although still not very prominent in these old halls, this is a very important organization. In addition to giving the future secretaries experience in working with office machines, it also lends a helping hand to the office force by taking over some of their overloadg it assists Press Club with last minute typing before the deadline, and helps the yearbook staff with excess typing when needed. The members are ready and willing to run off bulletins or programs for concerts or other school activities, and in general, to help any organization which requests a typist or someone to run off a stencil or a master COPY- ' r 'foe I 0 94 0,9 lam! - 4 I-Jun beaming to run the ditto machine OUR TYPISTS GIVE EXPERT SERVICE i Left to right S Hulbert, L wade K Russell E Michel D Amey S Striegler S Bowen, P Thoms Standing B Davidson, Mrs Winger If you are a freshman sophomore Jumor or senror and have a nose for news and a grft for gab your place IS rn Press Club Under the gurdance of Mr Vrcary Press Club members prove therr abrhty by pub lrshrng our school paper the Blue and Whrte and gatherrng elementary news for the town sectron of the Blue and Whrte Th1s year Emxly Mrchel IS the edrtor of the school ed1t1on of the paper and Bunny Glrha rs edrtor of the town Blue and Whrte MIKE HELPS ADVERTISE THE BLUE AND WHITE nf Junror hrgh press club, gurded by Mr Palmer consrsts of seventh and erghth graders These students contnbute to the school Blue and Whrte wrth therr own secuon rn the paper ' , . . . . . . , . . . - . . D ,, . ',, . ' ll ' If . ' ' ' n - n QQ on C 1. , , . . , . . l . Frrst row left to rlght R Bowen L Pollard B Hovey, J Sklnner B Leonard Second row B Ghha P Thoms S DeForest I lord D Archer D Amey S Tuckey I Crawford Thud rowJ Banks N Crawford D Wakeman A Harmon L Wade D Barrmger N Wrlcox L Moore G Ruston A Prentrce Mrs Corbm Absent F Sheldon THE SOWERS AND THE SEWERS ft FFA Frrst row left to rrght N MacPherson C Gxles L Castle D Wrlcox A Harmon N loomrs Second row Mr Coe G Haynes R Lawrence M Calle1a F Barse Absent F Sheldon g1l s 5 QQ os, O tooo ' mx Oo, If , r ' x L-w at-01' wa-2-,mi Frrst row left to rtght B Hulbert D Mott K Thoms, G Cuttrng P Russell G Carlson D Davy Second row P Schroth R Ireland P Dean R Feyerabend C Sheldon D Callear Standrng B Malnusch ' Mr Hugglns I. Tompklns Absent K Collins R Pratt ---' W MIKE WORKS WITH PROJECTION CLUB Projectlon Club 15 one of the oldest organrzatrons 1n BCHS and one of the most relred upon If any students Jorned thls club wrth the 1dea that II was a good way to plck up an easy credrt they found out L drfferenrly after a few weeks of actrve servrce Though they have no money maklng act1v1t1es the members are Roll 'em, Kent kept busy every spare moment Not only do they show educatxonal frlms for classes or or ganrzatrons and noon hour movles for the students but they also lend thelr assxstance to groups around town who want ftlms shown All th1s keeps them running durrng study halls lunch hour after school and evenrngs too But that s not all' It tsn t enough to know how to run the projector, but they must also learn how to clean and reparr xt and the proper care and handlmg of frlms. The strrct schedule these students must meet helps them acquue a strong sense of respon s1b1l1ty and realrze the rmportance of adJust1ng therr trme to meet the needs of others. ,QW III, L. ' so , ., vo, V . ,, , WM, J ., 'gi 4,,wLA.T. 1 X , 1 I . bv..- ,, I 'T' 'III ,,.f ,.,, at N ..Q-. WM... It I T 37144 , . 321 'C' I 7,1 - I . :za I , I I I : 'I '35 'I ga . -, .Q 1 9 P , ' 1-I Y y .1 V I . Is., I .I , I 'i11.I ' I . fl. M .O I J , V .X V..,.., ti 571 A . . . 1.1. 01 ,Q 1 1 1 1 - 1 f - V nf-'N 3,., 'A . , . , . . Z . , . , -5- A . . . xp' FA . , I . . , . ' . I . , I I 1 xx . , . . I . , . . 70, f X ! H ,Q 1 1 . . . . . 1 I ' sg : . . . . ' 'Q g . .. . - .. u' . . . . 1 A.. , , ' ' , ' 0 I f 1 I ,I , ' The L1brary Club tlus year elected Emrly Mrchel as 1ts presrdent Under the able leadershrp, the club members undertook such projects as frxrng L1 brary bulletln boards readrng stones to the grades durmg Book Week, takrng turns bemg a L1brary assrstant and 1n general learnrng all about the drfferent aspects of L1brary work All thrs, of course would not be possrble wrthout the farthful assrstance and thoughtful suggestrons from Mrs N11es :-f' '5- .J MIKE TURNS BOGKWORM Back row, left to right: E. Mott, E. Davis, E. Craig, L. Wade, B. Gliha, A. Harmon, Mrs. Niles. Front row: S. Hulbert, D. Wakeman, E. Michel, C. Howland, D. Alcott, S. Striegler. First row left to right N Wilcox I Banks I Rosa S Kinney P Schroth Second row Niles P Shoecraft T Hulbert A Harmon K Ogren P Ogren R Black M Lawrence Mott S Pollard Third row I Doolittle E Glrha N Schroth K Dean K Hurlbert Leonard N Crawford I Crawford E Dean Mrs Doyle S Tuckey I Lord E Craig Pearsall C Howland B Gliha Fourth row S Neumuth L Smith B Castle D Davis Houck D Neldllnger V Bickford S Hulbert D Amey D Wakeman E Davis Peter Ogren was elected presldent of Dramatics Club this year Even though this organ: zation has existed before rt never had such membership as it did this year At the beginning of the year we planned to put on more plays than we have had before Besides the usual play in the spring we also wanted one around Christmas time The Thespian Society a National Society which has to do with dramatics is also re- ceiving a large number on the roll from the school In order to become a member one must have had a major role in or worked on the crew of at least one play The member receives a one year subscription to Dramatics magazine as well as the honor of the position We realize that without Mrs Doyle s fine direction our organization would surely be lost we are indebted to her for devoting much of her time to us 'I .0 ON STAGE WITH MIKE AND ' DRAMATICS CLUB - ,-gi ....f.J. 'Q The is do 1' W 6 new iff X .li:Cq I' ' A 'DOY S a in NCQ! be I ROWS at Veta MIKE GREETS THE PARENTS AT OPEN HCLISE wa ov The doors of B C H S were opened to the public for another Open House 1n Ma 20 1957 All the teachers were on hand to talk w1th the parents n were the Art exhlblt the Homemakmg Y Among the lnterestlng 6Xh1b1IS to be see Lab exhxbrt and drsplays of student work th re dlsplay, the Llbrary dlsplay, the , An enJoyable t1me was had by all, and the evenlng was topped off W1 freshments rn the cafetena. 5 I X k Q sh ,L A fl' : H ' uf 'E 1' E X lf' ' ,,,Wwy ' 1.x A 'ggn W ' wil ' ' O ,' Q0 rv X .. x lifx X 'intl -eb . f S 1 if A ,A I uv U I I , I I... Publrc Health Nurse JANET ELLIS AND GOES TO CAREER DAY WITH THE HIGH SCHOOL Somethrng new has come rnto the spot lrght of events Ih1S year The gurdance departments of Afton Barnbrrdge Gurlford and Mt Upton put the1r heads together and came up wrth Career Day The program was planned around the need for pupxls to learn about drfferent occupatrons rn order to make an rntellrgent chorce for future work For th1s occasron representatlves from many dxfferent vocatrons were 1nv1ted to speak to the students of the four schools on the advantages or drsadvantages of the drfferent frelds of work There was a w1de varlety of frelds from whrch to choose but each student was allowed to attend only two drscussxon groups due to the l1m1ted trme After these sessrons each contrrbuted suggestrons for a better day next year opportumty It 15 hoped that rt can be made a yearly project Q 7 ? .sl XX Au' Stewardess VIRGINIA WHERRY We hope that all who attended gained something of value from this grand . Ili! D292 v X .I M I , Frrst row left to rrght T Hulbert, D Nerdlmger R Tobey B Pratt Second row Harmon B Ghha R Pratt M Lawrence Due to the farthful untrrrng efforts of Mrs Doyle as drrector prrze speakrng was a grand success thrs year There were many more partrcrpants rn thrs contest than ln last years, ranglng from nrnth grade to twelfth Some were more frnrshed rn therr pre sentatron because of expenence but all of them tned smcerely to grve an evemng of good entertarnment to then audrence In 1956 there were about f1ve partrcrpants the number about trrpled rn the 1957 contest Thrs rncreased mterest, evrdently had some good results for Mrs Doyle plans to mclude prrze speakmg as a part of the act1v1t1es of the Dramaucs Club rn 1958 MIKE PERFORMS AT PRIZE SPEAKING I VDO ' osx :UU Q Nl' ll 1' 1 s..f.maa Z Frrst row, left to rrght S Krnney, K Ogren D W11cox, D Lawrence Second row P Ogren J Doolrttle E Dean ' , ' : . . I ' , . , . . IA. g n , 1 o 9 I H . , .. . . ' . . , . . . : . . . . . . . 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Q! if yJ, 4'V' 'f' Q33 'l0.'x4': 'I Mflefw L, If YIZZ. 7 I 0 I a , : ' I 0 . 9 - - ACTIVITY LETTER WINNERS Roberta Black Sally Cheesbro Genevreve Collrns Davrd Daly Errc Dean Martha Drachler Blanche Ghha Paul Haver Anthony Howland Sheryl Hulbert Tonr Hulbert Duane Lawrence IVIIHI118 Lawrence Mary Lewrs Eun1ce Mott Dolores Neldhnger Ben Nelson Dewrtt Nrles Peter Ogren Kathleen Purdy Linda Wade MIKE ACTS AS MASTER OF CEREMONIES ON AWARD NIGHT JUNIOR HIGH Art Award RUTH PAULER Courtesy Award BARBARA DAVIDSON Enghsh Award DOLORES NEIDLINGER General Improvement Award LEEORIE HUBBARD Industrral Arts Award JAMES THIZO Mathematrcs Award ROBERT BEST Mechanrcal Drawrng Award JAMES GILES Socral Studres Award JOSEPH DALY, ROBERT BEST, DAVID LAIRD Algebra Award TONI HULBERT Valedrctorran Award DOLORES NEIDLINGER Salutatorran Award PAUL HAGER SENIOR HIGH Agrrculture Award RALPH CASTLE Art Award ELEANOR CRAIG Band Award BEN NELSON C1t1zensh1p Award SALLY LANDRE Commerclal Award MARTHA DRACHLER Allen C Black Memonal Award fShorthandj MARTHA DRACHLER Courtesy Award ETHEL ARMSTRONG Chorus Award ROBERTA BLACK Engllsh Award GARY DARLING French Award LINDA WADE Homemaklng Award BETTY J PRATT Lat1n Award MINNIE LAWRENCE Lrterary Achrevement Award DUANE LAWRENCE Mathematlcs Award ROBERT BLACK Mechan1ca1 Drawlng Award RONALD DECKER MUSIC Award fall round musrcj PETER OGREN P18DO Musrc Award KATHLEEN PURDY Prrze Speakmg Award foratoncalj DELORES NEIDLINGER Pnze Speaking Award fdramatrcsj BETTY J PRATT Prrze Speakmg Award fhumorousj PETER OGREN Orchestra Award DOUGLAS BESEMER Sc1ence Award fgeneralj DUANE LAWRENCE Sc1ence Award flaboratory techmquej MINNIE LAWRENCE Socral Studres Award DUANE LAWRENCE Scholarshrp Award GARY DARLING Dramatrcs Award RICHARD BEST All Around Student Award DEWITT NILES Valedrctonan Award DUANE LAWRENCE Salutatorran Award GARY DARLING i O . . - - WFS fq J - ss- J. . ' . ' ' ,TSI - -u . A - 3 x 1f'S s 0 YV 'x' A MTM Left to nght D N11es Mr Bracclo, Mrs Darlmg M Delello E Davls K Purdy MIKE GCJES TO THE GRADUATE COUNCIL TEA In December of 1956 the Honor Socrety sponsored IIS annual Graduate Councrl Tea To thrs tea were mvrted sophomores Jumors, and seruors, teachers, and B C H S alumnr These teas are held not only for reumon s sake but also for the purpoe of clear mg up some quesnons pertarmng to college that the students mlght have At thrs pam cular tea the toprc concerrung the role of extracurncular actrvmes rn hrgh school and college was drscussed Those who attended remarked that rt was very successful and benefrcral 'Q Q ' S xslt bl O -0 P Tu - ' Z o ' 9 a I 0 . , . g . I , . . it 79 v Z 2'-. 7, 93 g Ze -QT Q f' 4'Oz Q or s - . Q ,' ' ' ' lx -L x , ,T I I , ki .ax N fi ' I 'A ' T nga Tttl KM Dmnn Esh SPORTS SECTION IS INTRODUCED BY THE SENIOR LETTER MEN WHO MEET ON THE SCHOOL STEPS Left o ri ht: . Nelson, T. u e, D. Schrader, A Harmon, E. Dean, S. Pollard, S. Flyzik, R. Wood . oretz, . O , . Niles, . mi't . G Dolph T Howland B Nelson Bainbrrdge has won the Susquenango League Volleyball Champronshrp for a number of years 1957 bemg no exceptron 'I'he frne teamwork that was dlsplayed throughout the season IS a fme tnbute to the excellent coachrng Job of Derwrn Jones On March 11 Bambrrdge played host to Afton and Harpursvrlle beatmg them both Deposrt and Chenango Forks This gave them the League Champronshrp and the nght to go to Binghamton on March 23 Unfortunately the team wasn t at its best so they lost the first game thus elumnatmg them from further competitron VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE WINNERS D Schrader R Niles C Boyd R Castle S Davis S Flyzxk To increase our good fortune, on March 19, at Greene, the Bobcats subdued Oxford, J V BASE I Twrss Coach Jones Second row D Wrlcox S Klnney A Hager P Hager D Daly K Ogren D Amey The Jayvee baseball team coached by Doc Jones had a very encourag1ng season The boys presented a frne example of good team work and w1ll make a strong V3IS1Iy ln the future rf they contlnue thelr enthusrasm for the game They f1n1shed up as league champions wlth only one loss on the red slde Top battlng honors go to Gary Budlne a sophomore wlth an average of 554 Prtchmg star was Arthur Hager a Freshman averaglng fxve wlns and one loss JAYVEES TAKE THE LEAD' D. Amey, D. Wrlcox Stewlng rn the Dugout K, i E M n 1 ' W First row, left to right: I. Millus, G. Budine, R. Lowe, K. Parker, R. Packer, R. Butler, VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Fust row left to nght R Best T Howland F Smlth B Nelson T Butcher S Flyzlk Second row D Nlles S Davls K Moretz R Castle C Boyd R Niles Coach Huggms TIS A SAD DAY IN MUDVILLE ' 1 in i fv 'gh Infleld R Nlles K Moretz D Nlles D Nelson 7th Innmg MISBIY I 1 I I . 9 u D o I 9 - g - y Q I n I . I 1 0 I 1 - g . p . , 0 I p I QQ Q ,, gifs? o 4 , ,, ,., fmifl' S -ui' I . I p f g . . . . ' ' ' PITCHERS AND CATCHERS Left to Rlght S Dav1s R Best T Butcher T Howland F Smlth Baseball at Batnbridge dunng the 1957 season was not too successful Lack of ex perience and spuxt whlch is essenttal for a good team caused them to lose all but one game The only bright spot of the season was our last league game w1th Hancock whtch was our only w1n The sconng was a seesaw throughout the early mntngs but the score ned etght all ln the seventh 1nn1ng Fmally the Bobcats rallled and scored 3 runs the tenth to win 11 to 8 The two all stars for the year were Ralph Castle and Ben Nelson Outf1eld S Flyzxk S Flyztk R Castle C Boyd Srtttng II out Coach Morse Front row T Howland F Smrth D Schrader T Tuttle R Lawrence G Dolph Second row K Pratt B Nelson R Lowe S Davrs Front row, left to nght R Lowe T Howland, B Dartt E Dean R Decker T Mayer Second row D Lawrence L Castle, K Pratt F Smrth B Lawrence K Moretz, D Wrlcox B Dartt F Smlth, R Lowe E Dean The track team had a farrly good season thrs year Although we drdn t wm any three way meets we won a couple of dual meets and we also came rn 3rd at the Class B Sectron IV meet at Oneonta Our relay team whrch was at thrs meet was made up of Errc Dean Ralph Lowe Fred Smrth and Bruce they went to Cortland but were unsuccessful there Gordon Dolph, who was dorng a f1ne Job wlth the drscus, also went Wllh them but he too was unsuccessful The hrgh pomt scorers for the year were Errc Dean Bruce Dartt, and Fred Smrth We feel very encouraged rn the the future for track thanks to the efforts of Coach Morse ' I - . - . Dartt. The following week R Decker B Lawrence T Mayer D Schrader THE MILE B Lawrence THE 880 D Wllcox R Decker L Castle B NCISOH MILE AT GREENE POLE VAULT SPRING TIME IS TRACK TIME K Moretz B Dam Mr Best 100 YARD DASH I I . uv .1 . 9 . , Q 1 - u u 0 9 Q 9 . ' n n . g . , . Frrst row left to rlght R Lowe K Ogren R Best D Mott B Stafford Captam T Tuttle R Plerson R Gould A Harmon B Dartt G Budme Second row Coach Huggins G Dolph I O Nell D Wrlcox B Lawrence J Doolxttle E Dean A Hager L Davenport K Parker Coach Jones Thlrd row R S1monds D Moore I Terzo C Leonard T Armstrong K Pratt K Bamharr J Mrllus Football suffered from opponents that were blgger and better and was fmally Wlped out completely by the league wrnner Flu l Let s hope for a better year 1n v DOWNS TH BOBCATS Scrrmmage '58, h p FLU ! RM , , 'I MIKE BREAKS IN THE JAYVEE BASKETBALL TEAM The Junror Bobcats wrll be spendrng the year burldrng on the fundamentals of the game The team rs composed of four rnexpenenced Sopho mores and erght new Freshmen They hope to rm prove durrng the season whrle workmg toward a future varsrty berth To date the team rs rn thrrd place and rs show mg defrnrte srgns of xmprovement We hope they will uphold the tradrtron of our school rn basketball when they become varsrty Bobcats We ve got a team, we ve got a skrpper, Works ltke a zrpper S M O O T H left to nght I Daly, P Hager A Hager R. Butler R. Fecrtt S Wrlson I Olson E Glrha D Moore J Lane, L Davenport R Best D Land Coach Jones QQ 1 1 U. I I ' . . . . We've got a team that . I Q . 9 o O 9 I 1 s l I I l ' ' I ' 1 0 0 U 5 I ' ' O ' Second row, left to nght S Da1ess1o, D Nrles, K Moretz, R Lowe Coach Jones Parker R Packer, J Mrllus Fust row W Olson, G Dolph S Flyzrk Captam B Dartt B Nelson G Budrne J O Nell VARSITY BASKETBALL MIKE'S PRIDE secutlve Susquenango League Southern D1v1s1on Champtonshrp Startmg wxth the '54 55 season the teams have burlt up a reputatron for not only then' good teams but also good sports manshrp The 54 55 team pulled an upset vrctory over Sherbume grvmg them the league champronshlp The 55 56 team gave us a Sectron 4 Class C Champ1onsh1p Last year the Bobcats surpnsed the whole league by commg through wrth the Southern D1v1s1on Champronshrp Thxs year the team has several of last year s men back to take up where they left off They should have a very fast offense and a good defense Q Z - . a I o 0 0 l K- This year's Bobcats will be fighting for their fourth con- V at Sli, S F1yz1k D N11es, W Olsen GO MAN GO! cheetmadets B ba 1 elson mm me R Packer G Budme R. Packer driving in Left to nght Coach Hugglns H Fmk P Russell S Krnney Capta1nT Tuttle F Mott R Barnes, C Grles F Barse K Fargo R Youngs K Ogren, C Leonard T Meyer L Castle D Wllcox, R Srmonds A Russell D Daly J Terzo D WRESTLING SHOWS INCREASED POPULARITY The wrestlers after a long dry spell, look as though they have enough new matenal to begm to show some strength So far though they have not won a match they have shown such progress that II rs felt they w1l1 have a much more rmportant future Last March s fmal tournament saw the followxng Bambndge boys ID flrst place 112 lb Doug Wtl cox 120 lb G Sherman 133 lb R Slmonds 138 lb P Dufford 154 1b T Armstrong AFAA ' 1 ' . . ' , . , . ' . ' . , . I 0 ' . l 9 I U l O I 0 ' I ' I C , u I q . 9 o 3 u Q 0 , n Mott, A. Harmon. . I ' . . . . , g Q ' Q g a ' 1 . g - ' o 5 Q - Buddy Mon 133 Ib ESR 1-W Frank Mon d Uvhfmw Team at the Homer Match LETS VVRESTLE' Doug W1 Icox 127 1b Limbering up for the match. MIKE JolNs THE ATHLETES FOR THEIR SPORTS AWARDS JUNE I957 Ben Nelson Baseball Award Anthony Howland Basketball Award Ben Nelson Basketball Competmon Award Fred Smtth Frank Strasnrcsak Memonal Award Duane Lawrence Track Award Thomas Tuttle Robert Car11n Wrestltng Award Stanley Davts Physrcal Educatron Award Qboyj Ethel Armstrong Phystcal Educatron Award fgrrlj T Tuttle, F Smrth A Howland D Lawrence B Nelson MIKE AND CHEERLEADERS SHOW SCHOOL SPIRIT The cheerleaders under the drrectton of Mrs Dorothy Howland add zest and pep to the football and basketball games We thmk we have the best rn the league! Rah Rah Cheerleaders! I I 5 IO U W1th a V wrth a V, wtth a VIC n Q X Wtth a C, w1th a C, wrth a CTO M' Wrth an O, w1th an Q, wtth ORY V Vrctory Vtctory IS our cryI I! Left to rrght T Hulbert, Substrtute V Hubbard Substltute B Davrdson J Davrdson, B Castle S Neumuth F Partndge D Meachem Captam S Pollard Manager S Hulbert Captam C Howland D Amey D Archer, E Dav1s J Lord S Tuckey Subsntute D Day Subsutute QQ !! 9 9 1 , a c ' p Q 1 o , QQ if . . . . ' I . . U n I 'rw Q' '4V . . . gf- -N ' - M 1 ' l 1 X718 G 1, I ' : . ' 5 . , ' : . ' . . ' 1 1 0 I I I l I I . 2 - n S Q D l: U l I I ' U .I ' I ' I ' : . . ' - Front row left to rrght N wrlcox J Banks, D Amey J Lawrence Mrss Baker D Archer G Pearsall I Shea, L Pollard Second row B Davrdson B Davrdson E Davrs, V Brckford S Pollard B Ghha, M Lawrence J Lord D Day D Wake man Thrrd row E Mott I Hayes V Johnson, L Moore, V Hubbard F Sheldon R Black L Whrte T Hulbert S Hulbert C Howland THE GIRL ATHLETES ORGANIZE A NEW ASSOCIATION Mrke recognrzes the newly formed G A A The Grrls Athleuc Assocratron began thrs fall by elecung the followrng grrls to serve on the Executrve board Presldent Sharon Pol lard Secretary Bonme Davrdson Treasurer Doreen Day Managers badmrnton Lrnda Pollard archery,Roberta Black track Dons Archer softball Irene Shea basketball Eunrce Mott soccer V1Ckl Johnson volleyball Barbara Davrdson and f1e1d hockey Judy Lawrence Thrs Executrve Board leads the G A A Any gtrl who goes out for two sports becomes a member of G A A The sports we have had a chance to compete rn so far thrs year are fleld hockey soccer and vol leyball The Assocratron s membershrp shows a raprdly growrng enthusrasm rn grrls sports MISS BAKER , ':.' .. . ,. ,' ,. ,. ,. . . :. 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Thrs year was a good one for rrls softball So many g1rls came out for lt that we were able to compose an A and a B team of Senlor I-hgh grrls The teams won or tred all games they entered Wrth Wrndsor the A team won by a score of 11 6, the B team has a close call wlth a score 20 18 The varsxty team beat Srdney 6 2 The Jumor Hlgh team drd very well wrth a score of 18 8 agarnst Srdney MIKE HAS FUN ASSISTING THE GIRLS AT SOFTBALL AND TRACK The softball playday at Deposrt was a trme of fun for all Our energetrc grrls competed agalnst Afton W1HdSOI Hancock, and Deposrt After a success ful mormng the grrls came home wrth the A team havlng won 3 out of 4 games and the B team 2 out of 4 The 1957 Spnng Track Playday was held at Whrtney Poxnt on June 6 1957 Desprte the rarny weather seven glrls from Balnbndge sl1d around on the muddy fxeld commg out wrth two place wrnners Sharon Pollard took second place rn the 100 yard dash and Judy Lawrence won second place ln the soft ball throw Whrtney Pornt Wrndsor Chenango Forks Oxford Deposrt and Greene were the other schools partrcl atmg HOCKEY Hockey is a fairly new sport at Bainbridge High. On October 13 we met Unadilla and came out with a victory. As per usual the playday was held on a dreary, rainy morning. In spite of the weather six- teen of us and our stuffed monkey mascot, Zelphia Mae, set out for Greene to do our best. There were five schools present besides B,C,H,S, Greene, Delhi Norwich, Sidney and Windsor were our opponents. When Mike announced the winners, we found that our scores were one win, two ties, and two losses. MIKE AND THE GIRLS BULLY ON THE LINE First row left to right L G Pearsall L Moore White D Wakeman L Third row B Davidson J Pollard V Johnson C Lord D Archer J Law Howland Second row Miss fence, S Pollard Baker S Hulbert I Shea left to right J Hayes Miss Baker, T Hulbert left to right D Day T Hulbert Left to right E Davis C Howland J Banks B 511113 N wllcox J Lawrence L Moore S Pollard Frrst row left to rrght B Ghha, G Pearsall C Howland, S Hulbert, V Johnson, B Brckford, E Mott F Sheldon T Hulbert Second row V Hubbard L Whrte I Shea D Day, E Davrs M Lewxs,J Lawrence, D Amey Mrss Baker Thrrd row D Wake man,J Lord S Pollard D Archer L Moore, B Davrdson L Wade, V Brckford, M Lawrence GET THAT SERVE' Forty three grrls went out for volleyball so rt was necessary to have two varsrty teams The grrls on the left hand srde of the prcture make up the A team the nght hand srde rs the B team Our new mascot, Zelphra Mae, led the volleyball teams to a smashmg vrctoryl Our competmon was just too much for Deposxt wrndsor, and Afton After the games were over the A team captam, Lauranr Moore accepted a certrflcate showrng our champronshrp Irene Shea and Bonnte Davrdson were chosen as all stars from Bambndge The A team went on to wm glonous vrctones over Afton, Oxford and Sxdney rn after school games Wxth our heavy schedule rt was rmpossrble to schedule more games for the B team BADMINTON New equrpment was purchased for grrls sports thrs year Included rn thrs were badmmton rackets blrdre and net After Christmas vacatton rt was our privrlege to leam thrs sport whrch was new to many Bonnre Davrdson rs demonstratrng the correct way to serve the brrdre and how to get the game off to a good start E EI Bonnle Davrdson showrng us how rt s done ' . ' : . ' . . - - . . ' . , . , . . : . , . ' , . . . . ' , . ' . . , ' . ' : . - Q g . 5 . 9 o o . 1 e . . 0 . . . ,, ,, z . Both the A and B teams came home from the playday at Afton with a perfect score. . . . . . . . Left to nght M Callera R Decker L Castle, Coach Jones, C Grles D Amey F Mott C Sheldon, N MacPherson B Lawrence, D Wllcox C Leonard on the tramp The tramp rs a re1at1ve1y new addmon to our sports program It is the sport whlch Amenca orlgmated and IS becommg more and more popular The student develops bal ance and co ordmatxon from the trampohne all th1s besrdes rts betng fun! For the short whzle we have had the tramp we have already reahzed several adept students MIKE FLIES THRU THE AIR WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE , '5'r W.-zf' f j Gorng up Gall? :QI x O ' u so L Q' 03' I 'Q 7 t It I.. Y I 6 f W, I I - f Q I I 4 0 4' ' 0 SANDRA ALFORD IVES T0 HER MEMORY We w1ll always remember Sandra Alford Class of 1956 for her v1v1d charm gay spurt and warm good nature Too soon she has been taken from our midst Fnends, students and teachers Jorn rn sorrow over the loss of one, who seemed frlled wrth the Joy of livmg CLASS CF 57 Anthony Howland Hobart College Ethel Armstrong Beauty School Albany Richard Best Srdney Calendar Factory Charles Boyd U S Army Nancy Barrowcltff Dairy Bar N Douglas Besemer Ithaca College Sally Chesebro Cortland State Teachers College Thomas Butcher Butcher and Son Ralph Castle G L S Bambridge Genevreve Colllns Syracuse UHIVCISIIY Gary Darlmg Rensselaer Polytechmcal Instltute Stanley Davrs U S Navy Audrey Fmk Antone s Beauty School Claire Iobson Bambndge News Offrce Martha Drachler FIISI Natlonal Bank, Batnbndge Paul Dufford Granvrlle New York Duane Lawrence Hamrlton College Wmona Kmne fwl1bUIJ Borden s Sally Landre Ithaca College Nelson Lord Gnppxn s Gulf Statron Roland Nxles U S Army Denms Parge A 8a P , Srdney Betty Jane Pratt QI-lrbbardj Housewrfe Gerald Sherman Flonda Barbara Parker Borden s Chem D1v1s1on Robert Smrth A 8: P , Srdney Judrth Shxelds Vlctory Store Unadrlla Charles Srmonds Paul Smrth s College Rose Mary Tobey Balnbndge, New York Ivan Woods Walton Construcuon Co I I 9 Richard Palmatier - G, L,F. , Sidney PATRONS TAKE A BOW' Mrcrophone Mrke and the Senrors thank the Interested people and busrnesses of Barnbrrdge the out of town supporters and rooters who have been so cooperatrve rn making our book possible Wrthout them Mrke would have been out of luck because the Echo Just couldn t have been' W H Sutlrff rs Pangaro Mrs Esther Doane Mrss lourse Harmon Calvin Loker and Mrs and Mrs Francrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Harry Hurlburt Newton Blrss Pressrng Charles O Connor Charles Thorpe Forman Meacham Fayette Smrth Marshall Andrews Harry Parsons Renwrck Parsons Carroll B Nrles Ted Hamlin Maxson Crumb Charles F Hibbard Kermeth Stoutenberg Roys Drxson John G Currre J A Parsons Marlon Moretz Mr and Mrs Edward Opal Mr and Mrs Stan Darling Mr Wrllram Porter Dorothy Drckrnson Harold Robrnson Dr Edward Danforth Anonymous Mrs Allen C Black and Mrs Georgevrts . and Mrs. Clrnton Tuttle . and Mrs. Maurice Ireland . and Mrs. Harold Lee . and Mrs . C. Bullrs . and Mrs, R. Banks . and Mrs, Aaron Budrne , and Mrs. Fred Drachler . and Mrs. . and Mrs, Paul Pauler . and Mrs. Ralph Tobey Mr. and Mrs, H. W, Nelson Mrs. John I. Ogren Anthony A. Schrader Mrs Earl Davrs The Vawter Famrly Mr Alvah Martm Master Rrcky Duncan Krttre Ellrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs QX ,Q B Stanley Price Howard Bliss Eldon Martin Aaron Wrnans Wrllram Butler Kenneth Shaver W H Packer Albert S DeClue Peter A Sopko Robert Cole Vrctor Millus Clarence Pearsall John Murphy .Joseph Millus Edwrn T Haynes John W Armstrong F Shea John 'I' Davidson Anonymous and Mrs Kenneth T ompkrns and Mrs Randolph Lewrs and Mrs Robert Langwrg and Mrs Kurt Schnieder and Mrs Dan Knrght Isabelle Youngs Mrene Rermems Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ireland Anonymous . and Mrs. . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs, Kenneth Wrlcox Clrfford Whrte Carlton Wilcox W. Forsythe Harold Marnusch Donald Eggleston Sam Revenburg James and Jean O'Nerl Anonymous , John I. Ogren, Jr. r ' fasgzzwj U ' 36 .. . . ,, . . - , -' - H . Ji.. M . R ' 1 1 A n A Ill' Mr. ' ' ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mrs. ' ' Mr. . Mr. , ' Mr, . ' Mr. . Mr, , ' ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Flyzik Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gorton Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. - ' Mr. . Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr, . Mr. . Mr. . ' . Mr. . ' Mr, . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . . . ' 0 MI. . . . ' ' Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . Mr. . 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Allen Wells Mr and Mrs Strregler Mrss Betty Strregler and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Ronald Smrth and MIS and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Andress Doolrttle Edward Searles LaVerne Peck Carl Hovey Alvin Giles Holger Strregler Archre Chapman Otto F Nerdlrnger Charles McCas11n Charles Curtrs Howard Eggleston Virgrl Loucks Howard Wrllrams Maurrce Wxlcox Earl Jones Phyllrs Palmer Dorothy Earl and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A Frrend and Mrs Henry Cheesbro Wrllram Besemer Earl L Brrggs Lynn Teelon Haven Main and Grrls Kermrt Wrlcox D J Amey Charles Groff Lloyd A Johnson Roy A Johnson and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Carl Hartwell Barton lorrmer Carrnin Pascale Glenn Herrrck Gertnlde Strles and Mrs Wrllram Hohreiter James W Scott IN TOWN BUSINESS PATRONS Gordon Shoecraft Mutual of Omaha Insurance Emest Ruston Hay Dealer Bluler s Hardware Store Smrth s Sunoco Statron Bob s Drner Wood Insurance Agency Ken Gordon, Owner Howland s Food Store Olde Jericho Tavem Davrdson Holman Corporation Noyes Pharmacy The National Bank 8: Trust Company of Norwrch Bainbridge Office Truman s Pharmacy Jay s Diner Taren Furmture Haase Radro Servrce an Record Shop Grand Cash Market Crosby s Barber Shop The Flower Basket lord s Variety Store lockwood s Famrly Store Geo F Demeree and Son nc Alrce s Restaurant Gripprn's Gulf Servrce Charles H Eldred and Co Inc Algonkin Inn Stanley Nurek Prop Francene s Beauty Shop Frank Lewrs and Son, Inc General Contractors Hutchrnson Fuel Company J L Srpple and Son Ray s Radio Shop Bambrrdge Bowl O Drome Vandenburgh s Garage The Dairy Bar N Bob and Drck s Servrce Statron American Plastrcs Corporauon Bainbrrdge News Benjamin Barse Logs and Lumber Arlene s Beauty Shoppe Seth T Wheat Real Estate Wm R Burton, New York Life Insurance Archre S Hulbert Building Contractor Roscoe s Barber Shop Lane s Meat Market Lavender's Barnbridge Department Store The Palmer Store Juanita Woodruff and Pearl Moland H Foster Jeweler La Tourette s Quality Store J G Corbin and Son Insurance The Borden Company Chemrcal Drvrslon Bambrrdge N Y . . 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' ' OUT 0F TOWN BUSINESS PATRONS Fraleys Skatrng Service Waverly N Y Scmulla Drvrsron Bendrx Aviatxon Corporatlon Jay Madsen Equ1pmentCo In Bath N Y Schulers Foods Inc Rochester N Y G R McConnell, Inc Parnts Waterproofmg Wallpaper Johnson Crty N Myron A Jordon, Architect Rrchfreld Springs N Y John Sexton and Company Chrcago Il11no1s Chenango and Unadrlla Telephone Corporation Norwich N Mc'1'1ghes Groceries Binghamton N Y ,,,4..-ff' l ,N BAINBRIDGE CENTRAL AND SO WE CLOSE ANOTHER CHAPTER For the class of 58 Mlke salutes our Alma Mater Thrs rs our last year at Bambndge Central and we w1ll all mrss the fun we had not only by our pamcrpation in extra currrcular BCIIVIIICS but also rn the actual process of gam ing knowledge Whrle Mrke remams with our school he wrll also be around to gulde our class through our varlous futures S C F , . 1 s 0 H ' . , C. , 9 a o I , Q 9 1 n a O O ' I U I I U 0 Y. 0 f ' l O 1 . I I l YI ' 1 f l C I . f 5 A a 1 ', , c 4 ' 'X 5 . , g . 'x K 1 , , S K ral ,. 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