Beaver River Central High School - Beaverian Yearbook (Beaver Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

I 4 r ------- —---------- .------------- .. n'r vtvir .y v � off down the rainbow run- way In our search for th , pot of gold. Four of our missions we have already completed and they are presented to you In the Ship's Log. Now, as we are about to leave on our final mission:--------------- Pilot to control tower: May we come lnt Control tower to pilot: Co ahead 49ers, the future holds a lot for you! There Is a whir-----of motors as we take off from the High School airport and head Into the vast unknown before us. )� HP TT I ! ! MU '.'.11.1 IJ.i. ri!'« I HI'I II, f'J !UUI UH'J W M.' W '6B I . I TO ;.:R3. BUSH, WITH OUR SINCEREST APPRECIATION FOR HER UNTIRING INTEREST IN MAKING OUR MANY ACTIVITIES IN THE COMMUNITY HALL A GREATER SUCCESS, WE DEDICATE THIS, M THE 1949 3EAVSRIAM. LuU. 5Sv ;Tv y V frVftWrt iV7gV0WgyflV g V«V «S� «W YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER LAY-OUT EDITOR ART EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR f 9 SPORTS EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER Donald petzoldt Joyce Yousey Ann Hotchkiss Eleanor Roes Dorothy Keister Bemad lne Schwendy Virginia Hoppel Katherine Jones June LaRock Gladys Lyndaker Doris Schulz Jane Weir Loretta Lyndaker Jean Camldge Rita Vlrkler Velma Grau Marge Farney Helen Fredenberg Carolyn Martin Dl ne Lyndaker Betty Farney Sally Alger Dolores G dbaw Pino Sragnolll Darvln Lehman Francis Herman Doris Gray ■Administration p 11 BOARD OF EDUCATION Earl Kuhl, Everett Hell, Rosabel Dalton, Delltt LeFevre, James Brown, Jerome Peters, Julius Farney The crew of our C-49 wishes to tin its wings In salute tc the staff of our control tower.....It Is because of your friendly and faithful guidance that our flights were such a success. ___________________________________ - FACULTY CHESTER A32L, Oneonta Normal, Hartwick College, Syracuse Univ. Vice-Principal WILLARD ALLEN, B.S., Oswego State Teachers' College Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing MILTON 32EMSR, A.3., Hartwick College English ESTELLE BENNETT, Eastman School of Music, Crane—Potsdam Normal Junior High Music GENEVIEVE BUHKHARD, Lowville Training Class, Potsdam State Teachers' College New Bremen 10 ATZLE BUSH, Oneonta Normal New Bremen 8 MART CEARTRAND, Oneonta Normal Croghan 9 JOHN CLARK, B.S., Cornell University Agriculture Science CLAIRE COON, A.3., Syracuse University Junior High Mathematics A Social Studies RALPH OOON, A.3., Syracuse University MARY CURLEY, R.N., Hepburn Hospital School of Nursing EDYTH3 FELLOWS, B.A., Hamilton Training Class, Syracuse University HELEN FINNEGAN, Mrs. BlAkers' Kindergarten School ELIZABETH GILLIGAX, Oneonta Normal KATHRYN HANNO, Oswego Normal IRENE HILTS, Cortland Normal HAZEL HITCHCOCK, Potsdam Normal LEONA HYNES, Carthage Training Class, Buffalo Potsdam State Teachers1 College MURIEL HYNES, Oswego Normal MARION KECK, B.S., New York State College for Teachers, Albany GERALD KIRCH, 3.S..M.S.. Potsdam Normal, N.Y.S. College for Teachers, N.Y.U. CLYME7A KLOCK, Lowville Training Class, Potsdan State Teachers' College ETHEL LAMOURZY, Cortland Normal REGINALD MALONEY, A.3., M.A., Syracuse Cornell universities IRENS KAROL?, Potsdam Normal Mathematics School Nurse New Bremen 3 Kindergarten New 3renen 12 Croghan 2 Grade 2 Grade 1 Croghan 1 Grade 5 Commercial Social Studies New 3remen 4 Croghan 20 Science Mathematics Grade 6 ESTHER MATTIS, 3.2., Potsdam State Teachers' College, Temle University FLORENCE MONROE, Lowville Training Class DOROTHY NORTZ, Cortland Normal THELMA NORTZ, Father Leo Memorial School JOAN FUFFIR, 3.E., Potsdam State Teachers' College MARTHA JANS POLLARD, B.S., Potsdam State Teachers' College GRACE FUSSY, A.3., Houghton College KATH2RIHS SCHAE72R, Potsdam Normal, Goshen College JENNIE SCHNEIDER t Lowville Training Class MARTHA SCHULZ, Potsdam Normal ROBERT SCOTT, A.3.,M.A., Columbia A Duke Universities CAROLYN SNOW, A.3., New York State College for Teachers RC3EPT SNOW, 3.S., Springfield College EDNA STEVENS, 3.S., Buffalo State Teachers' College Reading Instructor New Bremen Al Grade 3 Secretary Grade 4 Primary Music Music Junior High English Social Studies Croghan 5 Croghan 7 New Bremen 3 Principal Language Physical Education Home Economics CATHERINE THEKES, Cortland Normal, Oswego State Teachers' College KARZCN VAN ARNAM, 3.S., Syracuse University GEEUEVIEVE VER SCHNEIDER, Potsdam Normal LOUELLA WATERKAIf, Rio Grande College VIRGINIA VO LIT, Training Claes REBECCA WIDMEYER, Massachusetts School of Art GLENN A. S2A1Y, M.A.f St. Lawrence University Croghan 16 Librarian Croghan 3 Croghan 8 Croghan 10 Art District Superintendent yr,J ' 7 H ' Pilots Class colors Elue and Vhite Class Motto Scientia Est Imperium Bruce Stiles Mike Bruce is tall and very- neat •Tip he who makes our class complete. Dlno Spagnolll Tone Although Dino's not so tall He's the liveliest of us all. Class Vice-President,4;Student Council,1;Band,1,2,3,4;Sectional All- State Eand,3,4;Lewneida League Select land,3;Junior Flay;Senior Play; leaverian Staff;12,3,4;Eeaver's Tale,P,3;V?rsity Club,3,4;Baseball, 1,8,3,4; Basketball, 2,3,4; Football, 3,4; Voile;,--fcal 1,4; Lowville Leader,?. Varsity Club,4;Volleyball, 3,4;Bowllng,3,4;Senior Play;yodel Airplane Club,4 Class President,4.Basket be11,4;Football,3,4, Baseball,3,4. Doris Gray Dorrie Doris Gray is sweet and shy, How she sing8 a lullaby! Band,1,2,3,4;Chorus,1,2,3, 4;Beaverien Staff,2,3,4; Beaver's Tale,3,4;Int. Music Festival,2;Lewneida League Select Eand,2,3; Class Treasurer,4;Library Club,1;Junior Play;Senior Play;Sect. All-State Chorus,3. Bernadine Schwendy Bernie For her pep, Bernie's noted, To business, she will be devoted. Chorus,1,2,3,4;Eeaverian Staff, 1,2,3,4; Bep.ver' e Tale,1,2,3,4;Library Club,1;Cheerleader,1,2, 3,4;Senior Play;Junior Play;Class Secretary,1, 2,4;Class Treasurer, 1, 2;Industrial Arts,3; Lowville Leader Staff,2. 4 1 74Y.VwT Crgu Richard Altmlre “Malt Although he's rather quiet and shy, Richard A. is sure a swell guy. Intra-mural Sports,2,3,4;Baseball,4. g William Deco Een Eill is the star of the football team, You should hear the spectators scream. Football,2,3,4;Baseball,3,4;Volleyball, 3,4;Var6ity Club,2,3;Intra-mural Sports, 2,3;Class Vice President,3;Student Coun- cil Secretary,2;Varsity Club President,4. Marjorie Farney Marge Marge is very sweet and gay, We like her more and more, each day. Chorus,l,2,3,4;Band,l,2,3,4;Eeaverian Staff,2,3,4;Eeaver's Tale,3,4;Library Club,1;Student Council,ljLevneida League Sel. Eand,2;Int. Music Festival,2;Sect. All-State Chorus,3;Cheerleader,3,4;Junior Play;Senior Play;shop Club, 1. w 'gyiay.',� w i'-uv .'W r r i:--w wm wim'K vimmw tx,' ivj;,1 wm1 kvwmxxvw m .vj a- w I I •VMt «NftMN V V lWlWi Helen Fredenburg Blondie Laughing eyes and pretty blonde curls, Helen'8 the most courteous of girls. Chorus,1,2,3,4;Band,1,2,3,4;Eeaverian Staff, 2,3,4;Beaver's Tale,3,4;Class Reporter,1; Student Council,2;Cheerleader,3,4;Junior Play;Senior Play;Library Club,1;Shop Club,l; Lewneida League Sel. Eand,4. i Francis Herman Herm Herman Is an all around athlete. At first-base, he can't be beat. Varsity Club,2,3,4;Baseball,1,2,3,4;Foot- ball, 2, 3,4;Basketball, 1, 2,3,4;Beaverian Staff,1,2;Eeaver's Tale,1,2,4;Chorus,4; Volleyball,2,3,4. Virginia Hoppel Oinny In public Ginny's sure to win, She entertains with her violin. Choru8,l,2,3,4;Eeaverian Staff,2,3,4;Shop Club,2;Eeaver's Tale,2,3,4;Intra-mural Sports,1,2,3,4;Hot Lunch Program,4;Spring Fest. Pot6dam,1,2;Sectional All-State Orchestra,3;Senior Play;Orchestra,1,2. 5 % J angam. ■m 4NMMVS � w MS v s gmm� w«CTBf� w� « a BCT� � mnirj George Kuhl Lefty George's grin is very winsome, He end his sax are a popular twinsome. Eand,1,2,3,4;Erapire Boy's State,3;Amer. Legion Pub. Speaking Contest,4;Junior Flay;Senior Play;Student Council Pres. 4;l'.errymakers,3,4; Sectional All-State Eand,3;F.adio Quiz Program,4; Sec. Treas. 3;Easeball,4;Lowville Leader Staff,2. Darwin Lehman John Darwin was basketball manager, you see He filled his position most successfully. Varsity Club,4;Chorus,4;Eeaverian Staff, l,2,3,4;Eeaver'8 Tale,l,2,3,4;Basketball,l; Basketball Manager,2,3,4;Baseball,1,3,4; Volleyball,3,4;Intra-mural Sport8,1,2,3,4; Junior PlayjSenior PlayjClass Vice-Pres.l. S w Kermit Lyndaker “Rube An F.T.A. member, Kermit will be, A successful farmer, undoubtedly. Varsity Club,4;Eeaver's Tale,2,3; Foot- ball, 3,4; Basketball, 4; Baseball, 3,3,4; Volleyball,4;Intra-mural Sports,2,3; F.F.A.,1,2,3,4;Model Airplane Club,4. Bernard Monr.at Monnata Eernard is a short, dark, lad, We've yet to see him ever get mad. F.F.A.,1,2,4;Intra-mural Sports,1,2,3,4. Harry Mitchell Mitch Many friends he does win, Harry and his pleasant grin. Model Airplane Club,4;Intra-mural Sports,4. Gordon Peters Bucky Gordon with his smiling face, Always brightens up the place. Varsity Club,3,4;Baseball, 2,3,4;Football,4;Volleyball 4;Intra-mural Sports,2,3,4; Class Vice-President,2. Donald Petzoldt Penald When he's on the basket- ball court, Donnie Is an especially good sport. Band,1,2,3,4;Chorus,4; Varsity Club,3,4;Beaverlan Staff,l,4;Baseball, 2, 3,4; Football,3,4;3a8ketball, 1, 2,3,4;Student Council,4; Junior Play;Senior Flay; Class President,1,2,3; Radio Quiz Program,2,3,4; Lowvllle Leader Staff,2. Beaverlan Staff,1,2,3,4;In- dustrlal Arts Club,3;Senior Play;Beaver1s Tale,1-2,3,4; Rita Vlrkler •Ret' Jet black hair and flash- ing eyes, Rita Is both pretty and wise. Library Club,1;Chorus,1, 2.3.4, ;Beaverlan Staff, 4;Industrial Arts Club, 3;Beaver's Tale,4;Senior Play;Class Reporter,4; Lowvllle Leader Staff,2; Intra-mural Sports,1,2, 3.4. ..owvllle Leader Staff,2;Llb- rary Club,1;Cheerleader,1,2, 3,4;Chorus,1,2,3,4;Intra- mural Sports,1,2,3,4. Here's to Joyce, carefree and pacific, In our minds she's really terrlfloil! Joyoe Yousey •Joy THE? rscr ■■JTPT Due to the feet that each of ua la allowed only 80 much luggage apace, on this, our final mlaalon, we are obliged to leave behind the following: RICHARD ALTMIRE leaves three ounces of reservedness. BILL DEMO'S spikes off hie football shoes are left behind. MARGE FARNEY leaves the dark frames from her specs. She needs the lenses. HELEN FREDENBURO leaves behind 36 vibrations of her drawl. BORIS GRAY forgets her new bottle of shoe polish. FRANCIS HERMAN abandons the letter B from his varsity sweater. VIRGINIA HOPPEL leaves the G-strlng from her violin. GEORGE KUHL says farewell to the book mark that has served him so faithfully In his History book. DARWIN LEHMAN departs from his spurs that Jingle Jangle Jingle. GLADYS LYNDAKER says good-bye to her old reliable ' drawing pencil. KERMIT LYNDAKER abandons his gold tooth. HARRY MITCHELL leaves his commuters ticket from Effley Falls to Beaver Falls. BERNARD MONNAT leaves a little of his excess height. GORDON PETERS leaves the dust off the seat of his baseball uniform. DON PET20LDT1S shoestrings out of his size 13 shoes are left behind. BERNAPINE 3CHWENPY says good-bye to her filled up date book. DINO SPAGNOLLI forgets his worn out Joke book, which he has been using for the last four years. BRUCE STILES leaves behind a chip off his bowling ball, knocked off by that last strike. RITA VIRKLER bequeaths one-yard of adhesive tape, off the size 13 ring she's been wearing. YOUSEY gives up six links from the masculine looking Identifi- cation bracelet she wears. V ' lEpjTflraiWiff M vrf ift- ifrfr. 7 1 tfv� lWiY Vv N |V7I. «V | 'tV (l',7l J |N 4’ vy� tf¥Wi 5 FUTURE FLIGHTS RICHARD ALT?-, I RE has Just signed a ten year contract to take over duties as Principal of Beaver River Central Sohool. WILLIAM DEMO has been elected to the Presidency of the United States, due to the fact that he carried New York State. MARJORIE FARNEY has captured the Worlds Champion Figure Skating Title for the third year In succession. HELEN FREDENBURG appears on the covers of Life, Time, and Newsweek, after being elected as Senator from New York State. She Is the first woman senator from New York. DORIS GRAY can be heard every Sunday afternoon over your looal CBS sta- tion when she sings at the Metropolitan Opera. FRANCIS HERMAN Is playing first base with the New York Yankees who are playing In the World 8erles this year. VIRGINIA HOPPEL has finally achieved her life ambition. She has Just won the Nobel Prize for Poetry with her latest sonnet. GEORGE KUHL Is making millions as President of Garbage Collecting Inc. located In Beaver Falls. DARWIN LEHMAN was recently employed by Roy Rogers as caretaker to his horse Trigger Junior. GLADYS LYNDAKER Is moving to Washington, D.C. to begin her services as Private Secretary to President Demo. KERNIT LYNDAKER recently hung out his shingle In Croghan. He Is that villages first optometrist. harry MITCHELL recently captured The Gold-Toothed Bandit while ful- filllng hie position as head trooper of New York State. BERNARD MONNAT Is very busy drawing up plans for the historical museum which Is to be erected In Beaver Falls. GORDON PETERS Is the proprietor of Hotel Belfort, recently constructed on Peters 8treet, Belfort, New York. DONALD PET20LDT Is now the favorite mathematics prof at the University of California. BERNADINE SCHWENDY Is the hostess on the new Jet-propelled plane which recently flew non-stop from New York to Hawaii. DIHO 3PAGN0LLI has accepted a position as Master of Ceremonies on the quiz show, It Pays to be Ignorant. BRUCE STILEB Is the owner of La Salon de Stiles In which he employs 50 manicurists. RITA VIRKLER has been chosen from thousands of candidates, as Miss Am- erica of 1959. JOYCE YOUSEY Is exploring the wilds of South Africa with her husband. • 'AS'.- 'SM '1' y.iy v.' v.'Nj 7 FLIGHT LOO mmmmi mm naiiyas September '45---We climbed aboard for our first flight, electing Don Petroldt, Darwin Lehman, and Bernadlne Schwendy as our ollots, Mrs. Snow set us off on a good start.....We stopped at various bases along the way to enjoy a oarty now and then. Seotember '46---On the second lee- of our Journey Gordon Peters was promoted from engineer to co-ollot, Joining Don and Bernadlne, already well acaualnted with their positions......Mrs. Reams charted our course for this mission......This year we turned re- porter and sent school news to the Lowville Lender each week. We profited from this by also selling the paper. SeptemDer '47---With Mr. Dewey advising us on our third trip, we profit- ed financially and had a wonderful time presenting The Youngest as our Junior play and sponsoring two dances......By June we were prepared for our fourth and most thrilling mission. September '48---We set off again, this time, on the most Important of our first four missions.....With the advice of Mr. Beemer, we raised money by presenting a dance, a three-act play, entitled, This Being Young and the movie Drums Along the Mohawk ......We also added to our class funds by selling candy and Ice cream...... Our pilots, Bruce Stiles, Dlno Spegnolll, Bernadlne Schwendy, and Doris Gray led us through the year oulte safely, stonolng for a time In New York City, which was enjoyed by all of us. £ JUNIOR CLASS Row 1—p. J. Row 2—C. S. Row 3 R. W. Johnson, V. Orau, D. Schulz, C. Stiles, Mr. Kirch, L. Yousey, Weir, Farney, A. Molnar Streeter, D. Kohler, C. Moser, 0. Lehman, P. Manning, C. Taylor, Alger, D. Hall, B. Stahlln, N. Marolf Orau, K. Farney, N. Sweeney, C. LaMourey, E. Lehman, D. Bibblns, Hlrschey, H. Wenz, R. Brown, 0. Cronk 30PH0M0RE CLASS Row 1--C. Lehman, M. Sterla, L. Hall, J. Bush, Mrs. Snow, L. Foster, M. LeFevre, R. Turck, 0. L'Hullller, R. Taube Row 2—E. Meyers, L. Lyndaker, R. Farney, J. Tooker, M. Jones, E. Monnat, S. Mathys, J. Pate, 0. Mellnltz, B. You9ey, P. Zehr Row 3--J. Ross, R. Spearel, R. Sturtz, S . Mitchell, E. Beoo, 0. Rltz, E. Wldrlck, 0. Altmlre, W. Lyndaker 1 1 Row 1--R. Row 2--A. B. Row 3—C. D. Row I4.--G. B. Smith, T. White, K Corey, R. Abner, R. Abner, A. Duffer, D. Jackson Bramhall, i- . Lehman, A, Zehr, K. Jones, Mr. Coon, advisor, A. Virkler Zehr, R. Buckingham, D. Lyndaker. Hoch, C. Martin, A. Lyndaker, J. Camidge, D. Gadbaw, E. Roes Waterman, M. Widrick, A. Hotchkiss, E. Demo. Schneeberger, R. Terry, J. La Rock, D. Gray, D. Meister, G. Gregory Hasseler, E. Widrick. EIGHTH GRADE Row 1—G. Noftsier, B. Roes. D. Martin, N. Noftsier, S. Johnson, C. Petzoldt, G. Martin, Row 2—J. Ross, B. Zehr, D. uuffer, M. Zehr, B. Jackson, J. Moncalleri, D. Martin, N. Grau, R. Lyndaker, J. Y ilder. Row 3--M. Roggie, A. Viner, J. Brown, E. M. Lehman, B. Zehr, P. Hamblin, A. Steiner, • . Gregory, B. Widrick, L. Noftsier. Row I4.--D. Easton, N. Zehr, D. Potter, R.dc: ilz, S. Yousey, J. Grau, K. Parker. M ! SIXTH GRADE Row 1—it. Yantzl, N. Hlrschey, B. Duffer, L. LaHler, L. Beck, C. Beck, 3. Rit?, E. Hall, M. Hall, J. Altmire. Row 2—R. Gadbaw, D. Roes, W. Scouten, S. Ty-hslr, Mrs. Marolf, R. Hoch, B. Rubsr, E. Seymour, R. Bramhall. Row 3—R. Hall, J. N'uffpr, H. McIntyre, G. luffman, D. Kennell, D. 3rOwn, H. Marolf, D. Widrlck, C. Moser, R. widrlck. S-VENTH GRADE Row 1—H. Tauoe, R. Kuhl, D. Yousey, E. Pressaw, J. Moore, K. Widrlck, J. Camldee, D. White, W. Ze'-’r, C. Lyndaker, L. Genzel. Row 2—J.A. Blbblna, B. Melster, D. Mahar, R. Vlrkler, J. Taylor, M. Lehman, D.E. 7ehr, N. Beyer, J. Martin, C. Lehman, L. Qlnrer- lck, M. Zehr. Row 3—K. Farney, E. Zehr, R. Martin, N. Roggle, E. Martin, P. Lambert, A. Roggle, M. Bruekman, J. Roggle, J. Hallsday, 3. Shultz, B. Loomis, M. La Mourey. Row 4—D. Schneider, D. Owen, L. Marllley, W. Parker, A. Dalles, P. Sweeney, M. Kennell, R. Widrlck, R. Martin, B. Halladay, J. Roggle, C. Nuffer. A How 1—L. Martin, N. Farney, N. Mellnltz, Mr8. Hynes, C. Hoch, P. Hooh D. Herzlg Row 2—C. Hoch, J. Sweeney, M. Nuffer, K. Maloney, E. Jones, F. Konnat Row 3—H. Scovllle, H. White, S. Peters, D. Wldrlck, J. Oavlgan FOURTH SRADE Row 1--14. Taylor, C. Hall, 3. Lyndaker, D. Hogan, D. Hogan, N. Hoppel li. Stiles, F, Meyers Row 2—B. Nuffer, D. Oawlgan, A. Knight, Miss Nuffer, H. Beck, A. Easton V. Fetzoldt Row 3—B. LaChausee, R. Montcalleri, W. Marolf, J. Loessl, R. Pate, W. Petere, R. Nuffer ;........... 1 ' r ’ FIFTH GRADE 'I SECOND GRADE Row 1—A. LaChausse, E. Monnat, J. Hasseler, S. Jones, N. Lalller, K. Ford, P. Colombo, N. Gray Row 2—L. Herrlg, E. Abel. Y. Potter, K. Farney, J. 3weeney, T. Yancey, C. lehman Row 3—L. Gevlgan, W. Dalton, R. Camnaoy, Mrs. Hilts, B. Halllday, R. Altmlre, D. Nuffer ! i i', —' ■ i i'mii I'l mi i .ii, i'i up in in ni i T .-pit— 1 , mm nryv ?’ ■ ■ i'i riUuaTXTP.PJ'T'iArr.nyiT'n THIRD GRADE Row 1--K. Honnel, A. Buckingham, P. Klett, V. Loessl, C. Vaughan, J. Beck, E. ehr, R. Monnet, S. Schwendy Row 2--D. Abel, H. Mattis, C. Hnlllday, G. Widrlek, J. Canrany, A. Horvoel, H. Greeney, C. Merry Row 3—G. Sweeney, D. McIntyre, A. Scouten, D. Wldrlck. Mrs. Nortz, J. McIntyre, R. Hofer, V. Wifirlck KINDERGARTEN Xlndergarten members—D. Merz, G. Camonny, C. Wakefield, Jr., p. Reed Mrs. Finnegan, teacher, B. Hitchcock, P. Moncn- llerl, J. Herzlg, 3.E. Schorge, D. LpChause, C. Kovac, N. Herzlg, B. Ford, T. Peters, J. Marolf R. Marolf, M. Kleffer, K. Finnegan, E. Smith GRADS 1 Row 1—S. Very, J. Schulz, M. Schneider, L. Hogan, D. Noftsler, P. Hal- laday, L. Moser, D. LsRock Row 2—B. Mulveney, R. Cemoany, R. Carnle, J. Beck, J. Meyers, D. Yousey D. Rog?le Row 3—L. Hofer, W. Dallas, W. Terry, C. Moser 1 l!! FOOTBALL Row 1--B. Stahlln, T. White, R . Soearel Row P--D. R. SpagnolLl, D. Cronk, Grau, G. Peters D. Petzol dt, W. Demo Row 3—R. K. Brown, B. Sturtz, N. Lyndaker, E. Demo Sweeney, Coach Snow, Row 4—G. R. 3chneebertrer, C. Le”ourey, B. Gray Hirsehey, H F. Herman, B. Stllea, '•Veriz, Jr., Row 1—D. Everrard, D. Cronk, D. Spagnolll, 0. Peters, R. Grau, B. Stahlln Row Row P—H. Wenz, Jr., D. Lehman, I. Yousey, N. Schulz, B. Fred- enburs’, R. Jiathys, K. Lyndaker, G. Demo, R. Soearel 3--Coach Snow, B. Demo, D. Petzoldt, B. Owen, B. Herman, B. Stiles, B. Hirsehey, C. Lal'ourey JUNIOR VARSITY BASK TRALL The Junior Varsltv Basketball t - an had a pucc a uI s naon with a record of ? wins and defe ts In league com etltlon. The teq.T was com- posed of Robert Sturtz, George Gregory, Donald Blboi s, Richard Gray, Stuart Yousey, Bruce Stahlln, Gary Schneeoercer, Eugene De.no, Gerald Ritz, Richard Spearei, Nell Marolf and managers Tom White and Bob Roes. boys niT'tye’ VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball team had a record of 4 wine and 9 defeats In league competition. The team was conoosed of Captain Donald Pet- zoldt, Rav Gran, Nell Sweeney, Culver LaMourey, Dlno Spagnolll, Her- bert Wenz, William Hlrschey, Dlok Brown, Francis Her.an, Bruce Stiles, David Cronk, and Manager Darwin Lehman. The team will lose four flayers, due to graduation. 1 3 ■flctivit JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were: Lois Hall, Betty Yousey, Sally Mathys, Velma Grau, Jiary Jones, Ruth Farney, Jane Weir, and Betty Farney. ’3TT ' ■; •''■ ■ tovi viLtLi The Varsity Cheerleading squad Included the following girls: Bern- adlne Schwendy, Dorothy Kohler, .'large Farney, Joyce Yousey, Constance S .les, Helen Fredenburg, and Dorothy Hall. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I varsity club Row 1--C. Pet re, H. '� enz, W. Demo, W. Hlrschey, D. Lehman D. Spagnolli Row 2--D. Fetzoldt, F. Herman, Coach Snow, K. Lyndaker, N. Sweeney FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1—R. Corey, N. Harolf, R. Vlrkler, R. Vlrkler, C. Street- er, W. Lyndaker Row 2--K. Lyndaker, Mr. Clark, S. Mitchell, E. Wldrlck VSHBV4ffy§ iMMN BEAVERS TALE Seated—S. Alger, D.Schulz, D. Gray, J. Yousey, R. Vlrkler, M. Farney, H. Fredenburg B. Schwendy. Standing—S. Duffer, 6. Lyndaker, D. Lehman, R. Buckingham, D. Keis- ter, Mr. Beemer, F. Herman, D. Lehman, D. Lehman, D. Osd- baw, V. Hoppel, E. Zehr. j '9'«ap mw I.1 if v vi w vm awyi w’j « mi ay m g jaasaua '« STUDENT COUNCIL Seated—B. Sturtze, E- M. Lehman, 0. Kuhl, E. Lehman, D. Shulz, B. Yousey. 3tandlng--C. Nuffer, R. Spearel, D. Cray, Mrs. Snow, Mr. Kirch, Mr. Beemer, E. Roes, D. Petzoldt, D. White. ► y BAND How 1—D. Mahar, A. Bramhall, .1. LaMourey, N. Grau, D. Martin, D. Mellnltz, 3. Alger, L. Foster, K. Farney, J. Taylor Row 2—8. Mathys, J. Moore, C. Petzoldt, K. Parker, J. Tooker, C. LaMourey, D. Soagnolll, C. Lehman, P. Manning, R. Snearel, D. Petzoldt, D. Cronk, W. Parker, C. Martin Row 3--3. Stahltn, B. Farney, D. Gray, R. Brown. R. Gray, G. Kuhl, R. Farney, J. LeRock, Miss Po'lard, D. Kohler, J. Moneellerl, H. Went, M. Farney, H. Fredenburg, D. Schulz, C. Taylor, D. Hall, M. LeFevre ! V 'X' yuv iiw ’lu ixw. CHORUS Row 1—H. Fredenburg, S. Duffer, D. Schulz, D. L'Hullller, C. Leh- man, R. Taube, A. Brsmhall, B. Farney, E. Demo, J. Weir, P. Johnson, A. Molnar, R. Turck, D. Bush Row 2__C. Stiles, E. Monnst, D. Waterman, D. Mellnltz, G. Lyndaker L. Lvndaker, M. Farney, J. Camlige, Miss lOllard, D. Hall, D. Kohler, R. Farney, C. Martin, D. Gray, M.LeFevre, A. Hotchkiss, L. Foster, L,' Hall Row 3—C. Taylor, S. Alger, S. Matnys, P. Manning, B.Hasseler, D. Gadoaw, D. Melster, E. Roes, J. LaRock, M. Jones, J. Yousey, B. Yousey, D. Lehman, J. Too: er, J. Pate, C. Moser, V. Hoooel, L. Yousey, M. Widrick Row 4—E. Meyers, C. Hoch, C. Jones , h. Buckingham, B. Sch-endy, R, Vlrkler, V. Grau, D. Lehman, A. Vlrkler, S, Lyndaker Row 5—R. Smith, B. Stahlln, R. Soearel, R. Grau, D. Cronk, D. Petzoldt, R. Brown, H. Wenz, W. Hlrschey, F. Herman, C. LaMourey, D. Lehman, R. Sturtz, G. Ritz, G. Schneeberger, T. White, E. Zehr, A. Lyndaker I 1 Row 1—D. Martin, J. Hors, J. Camldc-e, L. Gen?e J. 'oore, E. Pressa C. Nuffer, H. T� ube, D. Owen, D. Schneider, R. White, W. Parker R. Wldrlck, N, Hoftsler, M. Lehman, D. Meher Row 2—D. Lyndaker, J. Wilder, D. Duffer, 3. Zehr, Grau, R.VlrV’er A. BramhaV'. H. Honor, D.E. Zehr, C. Lehman, J. Martin, R. Lvt;- daker, 3. leister, L. Gincerich, M. Zehr, N. Roggle. N. Beyer, Mrs. Coon, Mrs. Bennett How 3--A. Vlrkler, C. Hoch, C. Martin, M. Wldrlck, A. Adn r, J. Brown, B. Zehr, E.M. Lehman, A. Steiner, D. Lehman, A. Hotchkiss, E. Zehr, J. Moncalleri, J. Gregory, J. Camidre, D. deleter, B. Hag- gler, D. Wfiterman, K. Jones R0r 4—M. Dekin, M. Zehr, P. Hamblin, P. L«raoert, A. Boarie� . LaMour- ey, 3. Shultz, A. Lynd kem. J. T«ylor, K. Forney, J. Halladay, B. Vidrick, B. Jackson, 3. Loomis, R. Martin, V. Bruckman, F. Zehr, E. Demo PEP :i UB Row 1—V. Greu, L. Hall, 3. Yousey, M. Jonea, S. Mathye, J. Weir, R. Farney How ?- -J. wilder, J. Taylor, D. Martin, M. LaMourey, K. Farney, . Grau R. Lyndaker, D. Maher, A. Br mhall Ro 3—B. Widrick, S. Schultz, P. Johnson, Mrs. Pusey, Mr. Allen, E. Deno, K. Jones, F. Buckingham, J. Halladav Row 4--B. Sturtz, A. Steiner, L. Yousey, C. Martin, E. Roes, J. LaRock J. 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