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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

' if? K, an 5 THE simon CLASS of I k THE 1952 BEAVERIAN ALMA MATER There's a land of rushing Waters, Where once the forest grew, And the dark trees trailed their branches In the rivers dusky hue, There the beavers build their houses, In confidence serene, And the sunset was the orange and the forest was the green. 2 THE SENIOR CLASS OF BEAVER RIVER CENTRAL SCHOOL WISI-IES TO DEDICATE THIS, THE 1952 BEAVERIAN TO OUR CLASS ADVISOR, REGINALD MALONEY For the Cooperation I-Ie Has Given Us In the Lst Three Years 3 , N . 32 XIV L ii Z ,7 - X, 4 f I I 4 , . f . .51 T550 Q A , . -.rf 15 I fl 3 f ld E , ,. E . r ' ' f 1f Q ra Xfz, ,,,, '29 f I ai -s , , J di- 5' 5 A .J .X If J' ' V w S39 - ' mfjdfeaia ,r - ri, ' ' W? -ff , 'J If .x yf ' .nr NY, .' I 4 ' 5 i 9' bf 7 J 3- ff ' V fi' 4 Q ., X fl ,4 xv. if .QQ 'ff ' 'x 1g'g '. Y X xxsx ' 1, L s A J' BOARD or EDUCATION We, the class of 52,', wish to express our sincere appreciation to the Board of Education for its untiring' interest in us through- out our four years of high school. LEFT TO RIGHT: Earl Kuhl, Everett Hall, Mrs. Rosabel Dalton, D1 C. Le Fevre, james Brown, jerorne Peters, Julius Farney. Principal, Mr. LaVerne A. Norton, Vice-Principal, Mr. Chester Abel, Secretary, Miss Thelma Nortz. S FAC U LTY First Row: LOUELLA WATERMAN, Rio Grande Col- lege. Ohio, R.U. Croghan No. 8. MARTHA SCI-IULZ, B.E., Potsdam State R. U. New Bremen No. 3. MURIEL HYNES, Oswego Normal, Grade 6. MILDRED MALONEY, Geneseo State Nor- mal, R.U. Croghan No. 10. HELEN FINNEGAN, Mrs. Blakers' Kinder- garten School, Kindergarten. GENEVIEVE VER SCHNEIDER, Potsdam Normal, Grade 1. ESTHER MATTIS, B.E., M.E., Potsdam State, St. Lawrence Univ., Elementary Supervisor. ESTELLE BENNET, Eastman School of Music, Music Supervisor. REBECCA WIDMEYER, Massachusetts School of Art, Art Supervisor. LILLIAN KAPUSTENSKY, B.S.S., College Misericordia, Commerce. Second Row: MARION VAN ARNAM B.L.E., Syracuse University Librarian. LEONA HYNES, Training Class, R.U. Crog- han No. 1. GENEVIEVE BURKHARD, Training Class, R.U. New Bremen No. 10. JENNIE SCHNEIDER, Lowville Training Class, R. U. Croghan No. 7. ETHEL LAMOUREY, Cortland Normal, R.U. Croghan No. 20. IRENE SCHANTZ, Potsdam Normal, Grade 5. CHESTER ABEL, Oneonta Normal, Vice- Principal, Social Studies. LAVERNE NORTON, B.A., M.A., Colgate and Columbia Univ., Principal. AILEEN ANDREWS, B.S., College Miseri- cordia, Junior Mathematics. LILLIAN LATOSEK, B.S., College Miseri- cordia, Home Economics. CLARA MAE LEHMAN, B.S., Goshen Col- lege, Newton College, La Gunta College, Nurse. CATHERINE O'TOOLE, A.B., College Miser- cordia, junior High English. THELMA NORTZ, Father Leo Memorial School, Secretary and Clerk. VIRGINIA WOLFF, Training Class, R.U. Croghan No. 2. Third Row: MARY CHARTRAND, Oneonta Normal, R.U. Croghan No. 9. ELIZABETH GILLIGAN, Oneonta Normal, R. U. New Bremen No. 12. IRENE HILTS, Cortland Normal, Grade 2. WILLIAM REW, B.S., Oswego State Teachers College, Industrial Arts. GERALD KIRCH, B.S., M.S., N.Y.S. College for Teachers, Social Studies. JOHN ADAMS, B.S., Cornell Univ., Agricul- ture. BETTY KERN, B.S., Ithaca College, Physical Education. DOROTHY NORTZ, Cortland Normal, Grade 3. REGINALD MALONEY, B.A., M.A., Syra- cuse and Cornell Univ., Science. MILTON BEEMER, B.A., M.A., Hartwick College and Syracuse Univ., English. LAWRENCE DOUGHERTY, B.S., Ithaca College, Director of Music. WILLIAM WILSON, B.A., M.A., Hamilton College and Univ. of Penn., Mathematics. BRADFORD BRAMHALL, B.S., Springfield College, Physical Education. Elf C ffl -sf f V ?lf. 3 'I' I . fig -sd fr , fi? j d Q 'Va 2 A f 'A .8 hw y 'fig , iy if , A lk 1 Y, , ' Pl ,X , F Ffa. 'V ,I A X X V' f X ,, L. .. X, , '75, ' 1 ' ff' as 5 ' If ? 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BARBARA CBARBD HASSELER If a W'0man Har Long Hair It Is a Glory to Her Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4, F.I-LA. 2, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Model Airplane Club 1, Hobby Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 2, junior Play, Stu- dent Teacher 3, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1, Se- lect Chorus 3, 4, Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, Noon-hour Committee 4, Lewneida League Spring Festival 2, 3, 4, Bea- verian 2, Softball 2, Basketball 2. JANET CJEND WIDRICK W'lJere H earts Are True, Fefw Words Will Do Science Club 3, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Student Teacher 3, American Legion Speaking Contest 3, Quiz Team 4, Cafeteria 4. ANN CPEANUTD BRAMHALL Good Things Are Twice A: Sweet W'ben They Are Short , Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, J. V. Cheerleader 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Twirler 3, Lewneida League Spring Festival 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 3, Student Teacher 3, junior Red Cross County Council Delegate 4-, junior Red Cross Training Center Delegate 4, Newspaper Conference 4, Quiz Team 4, Citizenship Day Delegate 3, Student Reporter 4, American Legion RICHARD CFRANCEJ GRAY l'Respeot Yourself and Others IVill Respect Yon Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Club 3, 4-Pres. 4, Beaver's Tale Staff 4, Beaverian 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4-Capt. 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Teacher 3, junior King, Citizenship Day Delegate 3, Empire Boys' State 3, Quiz Team 4, Student Council 1, Volleyball 1, 2, Select Band 4, Lewneida League Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Speaking Contest 3, 4. JEAN CCOOKIFJ CAMIDGF All Nature Is buf cz Known Art to Men Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Beaver's Tale 2, 3: Beaverian 4, N.Y.S.S.M,A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, junior Play: Senior Play, Hobby Club 2, Certificate of Merit-Schuh astic Regional Art Award, F.H.A. Camp Delegate 1, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Field Hockey 4, Student Teacher 3. 9 CONSTANCE CCONNIED HOCH Words are the only things that last forevern junior Play, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Hobby Club 2, F.H.A. 2, Beaver's Tale 2, 3, Buzzln Club 4, Pep Club 2, Lewneida League Spring Festival 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3. REGINALD CREGD SMITH Men like bullets, go farthest when they are smoothest Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2g Hobby Club 23 junior Play, Beaver's Tale 3, Chorus lg Volleyball 1, 2. l ELLEN CANND HOTCHKISS Everything ends in 11 song Chorus 1, 3, 4, Hobby Club 2, Junior Playg Pep Club 2, 3g Beaver's Tale 1, 3, Beaverian lg Cheerleader 3, Cafe- teria 4, Lewneida League Spring Festival 3, 4g American Legion Speaking Contest 3, Buzz'n Club 4. 1 I 0 ,Sa .AWA JUNE QSUED LAROCK A caress is better than a career Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4, j.V. Cheerleader 3, Select Chorus 3, 4, Senior Play, Buzz'n S Club 4, Lew- neida League Spring Festival 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3. ROBERT KBOBD TERRY hat he hits is history, what he misses is mystery MARGARET CMARGD LALLIER There is mischief in this 'womarfs eyes Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Junior Queen, junior Play, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Lewneida League Spring Festival 2, 3, 4, Lew- neida League Speaking Contest 3, American Legion Speaking Contest 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Hobby Club 2, Student Teacher 3, Beaverian Staff 4, Beaver's Tale Staff 3, 4-Editor 4, Softball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Field Hockey 4, Volleyball 4, School Reporter 4, Newspaper Con- ference 4. 11 RODNEY CRODJ VIRKLER I-Iurnor Is My Food, and I Must Eat F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-Sec. 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Student Teacher 3. CAROLYN CKARED MARTIN The Best Part of Beauty ls That Wbicb at Picture Does Not Express Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Queen Attendant, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club 2, Lewneida League Spring Festival 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Buzzan Club 4, Class Secretary 3, News- paper Conference 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY CDOTD LEHMAN A Merry Heart Goes All the Dayn Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Lewneida League Spring Festival 2, 3, 4, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Cafe- teria 1, 2, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Beaverian Staff 4, Beaver's Tale I, 3, Field Hockey 4, Basketball 3, 4, Home Economics Play 3, F.H.A. Camp Delegate 1, G.A.A. 4, Editor of Buzz'n S. Club 4. 12 s ELEANOR CELLYJ ROES HTo Love Is to Cboosew Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4-Capt. 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Lewneida League Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 3, 4, Senior Play, Band 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Z, 3, Hobby Club 2. RONALD QRONP VIRKLER LQNEUET a Devil, but Far From cz Saintn Baseball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Junior Play, Beaver's Tale 3, Varsity Club 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-Sec., Treas. 3, 4. i r i ARLENE QNIND VIRKLER 4'G00d Wife ls Godlv Sweetest Gift From H9H1'671li Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, BeaVer's Tale 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Pep Club 2, Lewneida League Spring Festival 2, 3, 4, Buzz'n Club 4, Basketball 3. 13 DONNA CDON7 WATERMAN Sing away sorrow, cast away care Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 3, junior Play, Buzz'n Club 4. THOMAS CT. JJ YVHITE I mn a handsome man, but a gay deceifuern Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Class President 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Beaverian Staff 4, Lewneider League Bowling 3, 4, Chorus 1, Hobby Club 2, Varsity Club 4, Student Council 2, Volleyball 2, junior King Attendant, Beaver's Tale Staff 3-Editor. ELIZABETH CTOOTSD ZEHR I can pardon everybody? mistakes but my own Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Beaver's Tale 1, 3, Buzz'n Club 4, Junior Play, Pep Club 3, Lewneida League Spring Festi- val 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 4-Captainikg Basketball 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-President 3, 4, Home Economics Play 3. l4 UEIUJQIEAA euuoq JDEIEPUA1 ausfq JQIQSSEH exuqrag JLIQZ LIJQQEZHH qlfuls pluugfiog UBLULIQ1 ALIIOJOG Jomefl JQJBBJEW S908 Joulzem FPUPFAA wwf HELQLUEIH uuv QQLIAA Luol .IQSJOQOIJULIDS X123 LIFIIJBVV 111410123 sspllplol-1 uuv agpgunzg utzof KJJQLL Jlaqog qs0H eouunsuog Japllglx auepv 91003121 aunf Krug l7JHll3!H CLASS HISTORY One bright sunny day, in September '48, a group of young, frightened, but thrilled freshmen walked up the stairs of B.R.C.S. to find a new and adventurous life awaiting them, We found the library as our homeroom with Mr. Coon as our advisor. YVe elected Elizabeth Demo as our leader and Tom White as her assistant. During the year we enjoyed a sleigh ride and a party, and our treasury showed an increase of a small sum of money which proved the progress we had already made as salesmen. just think, next year we would be sophomores! As we walked into B.R.C.S., we had a little more ease and assurance than during the previous year. This second year we found that our homeroom was to be Room 22, with Mrs. Schantz as our advisor for the first semester and Mr. Maloney-, the last semester. We elected Tom White as leader, Ralph Corey as assistant, Elizabeth Demo, secretary, and Barbara Hasseler as treasurer. We were introduced to many new subjects, each of us choosing those that would best fit into his plans for future years. Money-making projects included movies, bake sales, and the selling of cards and Christmas wrappings, all of which proved to be very successful. After our finals, we looked forward to our junior Year at B.R.C.S. . This year we were juniors. We discovered that our homeroom, with Mr. Maloney again as our advisor, was to be Room 14. Many of the old familiar faces had left us. One of the first things that we did was to elect our officers: Gary Schneeberger, Leader, Bob Terry, Assistant, Carolyn Martin, Secretary, and Janet Widrick, Treasurer. At Christmastime, we were going around the halls with out-stretched hands. Yes, our class rings had arrived, so now we were full-fledged juniors. We sponsored our play, Beauty and the Beefv, and our junior Prom, which was a huge success financially. We also held two dances, both of which raised the amount in our treasury. Once more we faced finals, but next year we would be known as the Seniors of '52 . After a long summer vacation, we were now as confident and ready to go as any of the classes before us. Again, one of our first acts was to elect our officers. We chose Gary Schneeberger as our leader, Barb Hasseler as his assistant, Diane I6 Lyndaker for our secretary, and Janet Widrick our treasurer. We were once more fortunate in having Mr. Maloney as our advisor. We chose our name cards and announcements at the beginning of the year and then proceeded to sponsor our play, The Groom Said No , dances, Poor Man's Carnival, and a variety show, We even found time to hold a magazine campaign, and our growing treasury continued to demonstrate the progress We had made in working together. Now We are going out into the worldg not as students, but as men and ' ' ' ' han e With them . Women, keeping in mind that As the times change, we c g 17 PRCPH ECY A few days ago, a couple of Senior girls happened to discover a button that, if pressed, would reveal the future to them. This button was located in the back of our homeroom. Of course, upon finding such a gadget, they immediately agreed to keep it a secret until they knew more about it, but one of the girls just couldnlt wait so she pressed the button and asked- What will the class of '52 be doing in '62? Here are a few of the things she heard about her classmates: A7777 Bramloall is a buyer for the Interplantarian Department Store. Ann now wears a special pair of shoes, which seem to make everyone else appear short. fem Camidge has just received the national honor award as the world's greatest artist since 1900. By the way, jean has just received an honorable discharge from the Waves. Richard Gray has been appointed chief engineer of the proposed St. Lawrence Sea Way which will undergo construction shortly. Barbara Hasseler is now designing clothes for the models of Fifth Avenue. She has managed to keep her sketches out of reach of classmates' hands until completed. Connie H0010 is happily married and living in Copenhagen. Connie has left her position in the office of the local cheese factory because of the addition to the family. A7171 Hotchkiss is living in California. Ann is working as a secretary for a new Hollywood star. She is planning to visit Beaver Falls this summer. zlflargaret Lallier has just received the highest honor ever awarded to women in sports. In the near future, Marg plans to compete in the Olympic games. Nearly everyone is betting on her two to one. Dorothy Lelommz has opened a beauty parlor on the outskirts of Croghan. Dorothy is doing an excellent business. She has just been commented by noted authorities for her own hair style creation. Diane Lyfzdaleer is still busy with her milk route. She and her husband own one of the largest milk factories in the United States. By the way, have you seen the new no-spill milk bottles they have invented? They are really great! El6!l7fZ0j' Roes still hasn't made up her mind although she has accepted a position in the P.X. at Camp Drum. Please keep this a secret as Eleanor's life would be in danger. Gary Scbvzeeberger has designed new leg pads to keep from getting his legs so bruised while playing basketball. It seems quite possible that Gary may also become a great tumbler. Reginald Smith has recently invented a new type of cigarette Cknown as L'Weed j. The smoke from this cigarette cannot be seen. It really solves a great problem, which Reg seems to be quite proud of. I8 Arlene Virleler just celebrated her 10th wedding anniversary. The family is living in their newly erected atom-type house just outside Naumburg. Rodney Virleler is operating his father's farm. I-le still gets great enjoyment from operating the Ford fa new 1962 modelj. Ronald Virkler won national honors in raising mink. Some of the greatest fur coats have been made from these mink. Ron has as a hobby cooking, which he learned a great deal about while in his Senior year at B.R.C.S. Tlaornas White, has spent the last 10 years in the Navy but has decided to start a new youth organization. This organization is nation wide and has a huge member- ship. Tom is to be congratulated. Inner Widricle is chemist in the local chemical factory. She has finished an experiment on a magnetic chemical to attract men. Elizabeth Zelor has been appointed private secretary to the President of the U. S. She hopes to visit the big city of Beaver Falls in a few months. Donna Waterrnan just completed a performance of her latest song hit, Zazz Time which has made Beaver Falls famous. Donna has just finished a tour of the U. S. visiting every state. Robert Terry has opened a large dog hospitalw in Beaver Falls. He has two other veterinarians working for him. In his spare time Bob goes hunting and he also raises dogs as a hobby. C fzrolyn Martin is now working as a model on Fifth Avenue. Carolyn models only the latest fashions. Carolyn has her own apartment near her work. She still spends most of her summers in Beaver Falls. Now upon learning this, the girls decided to tell the rest of their class. Now that little button has been pushed so many times that it will no longer work, but it certainly served its purpose at the time. l9 JUNIOR PROM Carolyn Martin, Sally Mathys, Margaret Lallier, Queen, Richard Gray, King, Thomas VVhite, Gary Schneeberger. CLASS WILL We, the class or '52-without a doubt the most intellectual class in the history of B.R.C.S.-with all due respect to our successors, deem it fitting and proper, being of sound mind and memory, to declare and publish this, our last will and testament. A1111 just call me peanutl' B1'rz111baIl leaves her ability to get to Croghan to Joanne 'Tm bashful Moncaliere. jean I live in Belfortl' Camidge leaves her artistic talents, including the making of posters, to Ralph john Bernard Henry Schultz. Richard I've got the carl' Gray leaves a little bit of his friendliness with the lower classmen to Stuart those 8th gradersl' Johnson. Barbara I like long hair Hasseler leaves her desire to live in Beaver Falls to Barbara 'Tve gotta hitchhikew Sturtz. Constance '4Are you going to LoWville H0019 leaves her love of farmers to Pat let's dance Hamblin. A7172 Am I late Hotchkiss leaves her famous giggle to Nancy that guy in blue Grau. Ma1fga1'et Always late Lallier leaves her love of dancing to Marcia Pm a red- head Van Alstine. 20 Dorothy Has anybody got any ads? Lehman leaves her love of red hair to Barbara 'Tm new here Buskey. Diane Keep those bottles quietl, Lyndaleer leaves her ability of keeping class minutes and writing business letters to Maxine I have a long walk home' Zehr. Carolyn Because of You Martin leaves her ability of being a one man woman to Betty I'm staying in Naumburgl' Widrick. Eleanor What we gonna do now? Roer leaves her willingness to come to play practice to Audrey keep it in the family Steiner. Reginald 'fGot your Social Studies done? Smith leaves his love of night life to Rhea Where's Nancy? Lyndaker. Robert My dog and I Terry leaves his enjoyment in going hunting to Merle Roggie and Dourance Martin. Thornas Navy-bound White leaves just one of his many excuses to Carl that girl from Toytown Petzoldt. Gary Meeting called to order Schneeherger leaves his ability to conduct class meetings to next year's President. Ronald Tall, dark, and handsomel' Virkler leaves his football uniform and his carefree ways to Robert what a tackler Roes. Rodney I feel dizzy Virlaler leaves his ability to handle the Ford to john let me pass to Schultzw Grau. janet 'Tm making out a checkn Widricle leaves her quiet way to Belva the Dodge Zehr and Dolores I Don't believe itl' Martin. Elizabeth f'Oh jeepers Zehr leaves the key to the ice-cream freezer to jane I've got new glassesl' Brown and Helen shy and sweet Honer. Arlene 3rd finger, left hand Virleler leaves her security of dates on week ends to Mary I wish I had a Man Kampnick. Donna 'Tm a hunter now Waterrnan leaves her love of singing to Jean I want to be a teacher Ross and Ella Mae I never say much Lehman. XVe, The Class of '52, certify ourselves to be entirely competent to so bequeath these possessions. In Witness Whereof, we have set our hands and seal this 23rd day of june, in the year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-two. The Class of '52 N E Q r in is T 21 Zkf fa 7 ? Z, - , 4 il f X f X f J X 9f'4 X A A , 2,21 1' Z , J f W ef , rf f' Aqqk QW 4f Z, x Q Q Q if f ELEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE: H. Honer, B. Widrick, B. Sturtze, J. Grau, R. Shultz, P. Hamblin, J. VVilder R. Lyndaker. ROYV TVVO: Moncalieri, B. Zehr, D. Martin, A. Steiner, M. Karnpnich J. Brown, B. Buskey, M. Zehr, E. Lehman, M. VanAlstine, J. Ross. ROVV THREE: Mr Kirch, D. Martin. B. Roes, M. Roggie, C. Petzoldt, S. Johnson, N. Noftsier. TENTH GRADE RONV ONE: M. Zchr, L. Gingerich, N. Beyer, E. Monnat, L. Genzel, N. Roggie, J. Martin, B. Meister. ROYV TWO: Miss Kapustenslcy, R. Virkler, D. Mahar, J. Taylor, M. LaMourey, II. Halladay, S. Shultz, K. Farney, P. Lambert, C. Lehman, Mr. Adams. ROXV THREE: C. Lyndaker, j. Carnidgc, C. Nuffer, J. Kloster, B. Parker, D. Owen, D. Yousey, D. lVhite, E. Pressaw, H. Taube. 23 NINTH GRADE ROW ONE: C. Beck, E. Hall, R. Boshart, B. VVindover, D. Moser, R. Bramhall, F. Anderson R. Hoch, Altmire, B. Duffer, C. Urban, S. Noakcs, L. Beck, M. Hall. ROVV TVVO: L Lallier, Mrs. Snow, B. Rubar, D. Roes, R. Harnblin, C. Hirschey, L. Keenan, C. Ebersol B. Ritz, S. Maim, N. Hirschey, M. Yantzi, P. Zehr, D. Kellock, W. Scouten, R. Hall, F Schneider, D. Farney, G. Edwards, D. Zehr. ROW THREE: jackson, C. Moser, B Widrick, M. Keenan, R. Pate, D. Widrick, D. Brown, H. Marolf, Nuffer, R. lllingworth EIGHTH GRADE RONV ONE: D. Herzig, L. Martin, N. Farney, N. Mellnitz, A. Lasher, N. Edwards, E. Zelir L. XVidrick, J. Roes, P. Schwendy. ROW TWO: Mr. Wilson, P. Hogan, D. Schwendy G. Luffman, S. Peters, C. Hoch, j. Bush, M. Morton, C. Hoch, J. Gavigan, H. White, B. West M. Boshart. ROW THREE: M. Nuffer, C. Dekin, L. Martin, D. Martin, H. Scoville, J Sweeney, jones. 24 1 SEVENTH GRADE ROYV ONE: S. Lynclaker, F. Meyers, D. Schneider, V. Petzoldt, M. Norton, D. YVidricl C. Yousey, M. Roggie. ROXV TVVO: G. Buckingham, C. Zehr, R. Schaclc, M. Taylor, I Martin, B. Nuffer, YV. Marolf, D. Moser, VV. Peters, R. Pate, T. Virkler. ROW' THRIQL B. Schwendy, E. Typhair, R. Moncalieri, R. Nuffer. SEVENTH GRADE ROYV ONE: N. Hoppel, D. Gavigan, C. Lyndaker, S. Brouty, D. Lyndalcer, j. Flint, G. Lehman, A. Easton, C. Hall, D. Edwards. ROVV TXVO: B. LaChausse, R. Keib, Leh- man, R. Kellock, A. Knight, R. Hofer, Kennell, D. XVidriclc, D. linton, J. Delles, Loessi, F. Kloster, G. Steria, R. I-loch. 25 4 SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: K. Hoppel, A. Buckingham, F. Widrick, P. Klett, M. Stiles, D. Hogan, D Hogan, E. Zehr, J. Loessi. ROVV TWO: H. Mathys, V. Lambert, A. Scouten, V. Widrick R. Hofer, C. Eaton, C. Vaughan, S. Brockman, D. Widrick, R. Kloster, W. VanAlstine C. Merry, H. Greeuey, B. Jackson, Mrs. Hynes. FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: C. XfValesman, Hassler, N. Gray, K. Farney, R. Kennell, S. Edwards, J. Beck, N. Lallier, J. Sweeney, S. Jones. ROW TWO: A. Hoppel, M. West, J. Mclntyre, Y. Potter, B. Hitchcock, C. Holladay, R. lllingworth, T. Yancey, K. Lehman. K. Ford. ROVV THREE: D. Abel, K. Hoch, D. Mclntyre, VV. Van Alstine, C. Graves, XV. Dalton, L. Herzig, G. Sweeney, Donald Nuffer, Mrs. Schantz. 26 FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE: L. Moser, E. Abel, Schulz, A. LaChausse, T. Tyner, P. Colombo, M Schneider, C. Thompson, D. Noftsier, L. Hogan. ROW TVV O: A. Mulvaney, W. Delles W. Terry, L. Hofer, H. Hulsizer, R. Altmire, C. Moser, D. Roggie, E. Scoville, L. Gavigan R. Carnie. THIRD GRADE ROXV ONE: L. Norton, C. Kovacs, N. Herzig, A. Yousey, S. Schorge, M Keiffer, D. LaRock J. Schamback, IVI. Hofer, A. Sullivan, S. Vary. ROW TWO: D. LaChausse, W. Lyndaker L. Ford, R. Marolf, E. VanAlstine, E. Smith, C. Wakefield, J. Beck, R. Kloser, T. Peters, B. Hitchcock, Lewis. 27 SECCND GRADE ROVV ONE: S. Edwards, E. Campany, M. Scouten, M. Abel, J. Thompson, S. Mclntyre, L. Baumgartner, R. Farney, E. Dalton, Abel, J. Marolf, K. Yantzi. ROVV TVVO: D. Beck, J. Herzig, D. Maloney, K. Finnegan, J. Meyers, A. Zehr, R. VVhite, G. Schamback, F. Farney, S. Hall, P. Dalton, M. Peebles. ROW THREE: P. Monclaire, XV. Rubar, G. Campany, F. Hulsizer, A. Buckingham, Mrs. Hilts. FIRST GRADE M. Hall, V. Zehr, M. Weller, D. Dellas, S. Martin, D. Mclntyre, J. I-lerzig, B. Herzig, B. l Schorge, M. Kennell, M. Simmons, S. Hitchcok, S. Van Alstine. ROW TVVO: D. Mclntyre, -I. Noftsier, L. Beck, D. I-loner, E. Kennell, C. Owen, R. Greeney, G. Ebersol, R. Lehman, R. Farney, F. Gavigan, A. Buckingham. 28 KINDERGARTEN A.M. ROXV ONE: S. Bolivcr, T. VanScvern, J. Noftsier, T. Stoddard, L. Herzig, G. XValseman. j. Schlicr. ROYV TYVO: WV. Kuhl, B. Yousey, B. Tanner, M. Farrxey, S. Moshier, P. Beyer. KINDERGARTEN P. M. ROXV ONE: Mrs. Firmigan, S. Smith, j. Marolf, S. Terry, M. Mathys, B. Kieffer, A. Alger, B. YVakcfield. S. Ford. 29 , ' X I WW W37W?4f,fffi , , f 5 Q 9 'T 2 . tg? 'L ,' V ,-'G' Y 1, ' y .H ' ' 3 v f 3- ff Q K, ff , f I f f M af! I lf' If I ' v qqflff Ag! I if ,Q ,f 'rf :W L ff 1 ,l W' 04,2 K' ,. THE GROOM SAID NO! The class of '52 presented this comedy November 16, 1951 to a large audience. Class members taking part are as follows: Richard Gray, Arlene Virkler, Rodney Virkler, Eleanor Roes, Carolyn Martin, Tom White, Gary Schneeberger, june LaRock, Ann Bramhall, Dorothy Lehman, and jean Camidge. BEAUTY AND THE BEEF! In 1951, we presented our junior Play on March 16. Members of the class taking part were: Arlene Virkler, Carolyn Martin, Richard Gray, Elizabeth Zehr, Ronald Virkler, Dorothy Lehman, Barbara Hasseler, Margaret Lallier, Tom White, Gary Schneeberger, Connie Hoch, Rodney Virkler, George Gregory, John Hirsch, and Jean Camidge. 31 JUNIOR CHORUS ROVV ONE: Zehr, N. Edwards, M. Yantzi, P. Hogan, L. Beck, C. Yousey, J. Altmire B. Duifer, P. Schwendy. ROW TYVO: N. Hoppell, D. Herzig, D. NVidrick, M. Norton j. Flint, C. Hall, S. Lyndaker, G. Lehman, V. Petzoldt, F. Meyer, D. Schneider, S. Brouty A. Easton, N. Farney. ROVV THREE: C. Lyndaker, D. Lyndaker, D. Eaton, A. Knight M. Roggie, E. Lehman, C. Hoch, N. Mellnitz, B. Ritz, S. Maim, M. Norton, D. Moser, C Ebersol, J. Roes, L. Martin, L. VVidrick. ROYV FOUR: D. Moser, D. Gavigan, A. Lasher B. Windover, E. Hall, B. Nuifer, M. Taylor, C. Beck, Mrs. Bennett, N. Hirschey, S. Noakes C. Urban, M. Hall, R. Boshart, M. Boshart, D. Edwards, D. Zehr. BOYS CHORUS ROXV ONE: E. Typhair, W. Peters, R. Keib, VV. Marolf, E. Martin, B. Schwcndy, R. Nuffer, R. Monclaire, T. Virkler, R. Pate, J. Loessi, B. YVest, D. Martin, R. Hoch. ROW TWO: Mrs. Bennett, B. LaChausse, R. Kellock, Dellas, E. Scoville, D. YVidrick, C. Hoch, B. Schack, E. Seymour, Jones, F. Kloster, G. Buckingham. G. Steria. ROW THREE: Sweeney, C. Zehr, M. Nuffer, S. Peters, J. Bush, L. Martin, R. Martin, J. Kennell. 32 v 1 BAN D ROXV ONE: A. Steiner, J. Taylor, A. Bramhall, L. Martin, D. Mahar, R. Lyndaker, R Virkler, L. Lallier, S. Noakes, N. Hirschey, S. Maim, B. VVidrick, M. LaMourey, N. Grau C. Erbin, Hall. ROVV TWO: J. Camidge, N. Beyer, H. Wfhite, L. Keenan, E. Monnat G. Schneeberger, E. Roes, XV. Parker, R. Gray, L. Hall, M. Keenan, M. Norton, J. Moore, R. Kuhl, K. Maloney, W. Scouten. ROVV THREE: J. VVilder, J. Moncalieri, Mr. Dougherty C. Martin, B. Sturtz. SENIOR CHORUS ROJVV ONE: P. Hamblin, E. Monnat, A. Branihall, D. Mahar, L. Gingerich, B. Meister, J. Brown, J, Moncalieri, N. Beyer, M. Kampnich, E. Roes, A. Steiner. ROXV TXVO: B. YVidrick, A. Virkler, R. Lyndaker, M. VanAlstyne, J. Camidge, B. Sturtz, D. YVaterman, B. Hassler, J. LaRock, P. Lambert, J. Martin, B. Buskey, D. Lehman, J. Ross, E. Zehr. ROV THREE: R. Virkler, J. Taylor, L. Hall, C. Hoch, A. Hotchkiss, M. Lallier, Mr. Dougherty, J. Holiday, J. VVilder, S. Schultz, M. LaMourey, K. Farney, B. Zehr. r 33 v s BUZZ N 'S ROW ONE: C. Martin, D. Waterman, E. Zehr-Asst. Editor, D. Lehman-Editor, J. Camidge -Art Editor, R. Gray, A. Hotchkiss. ROW TWO: Miss Kapustensky, M. Hall, L. Beck, J. Ross, R. Virkler, M. Yantzi, N. Hirschey, E. Hall, H. Honer, M. Zehr. ROW THREE: A. Virkler, C. Hoch, N. Roggie, B. WVidrick, B. Buskey, P. Hamblin, D. Martin, J. Widrick. BEAVER'S TALE ROW ONE: G. Schneeberger, M. Lallier, J., Ross, P. Hamblin-Editor, R. Lyndaker, H. Homer, B. Zehr-Art Editor. ROW TWO: R. Gray, M. Kampich, Mr. Beemer, B. Sturtz- Bus. Manager, A. Steiner. 34 BEAVERIAN STAFF 1 v 1 I 1 Editor-in-Chief . . . ,... Gary Schneeberger Business Manager . .. ..... Diane Lyndaker Art Editor ...,...... ...... J ean Camidge Photography Editor . . . ,..... Thomas VVhite Feature Editor ..... ,.,.. M argaret Lallier Sports Editor .....,. ...,. R ichard Gray Advertising Manager , .... Dorothy Lehman Advisor .....,.......,,.........,.,......................... Mr. Wilson VARSITY CLUB M E. Pressaw, R. Virkler, J. Grau, R. Gray, R. White, T. White, D. Yousey, D. Owen, Mr. Bramhall, R. Rocs, G. Schneeberger. 35 F. H. A. M. Hall, C. Beck, L. Beck, R. Lyndaker, B. Buskey-V. Pres., C. Ebersol, B. Zehr-Treas. S. Maim, C. Martin, 1. Ross, E. Zehr-Pres., M. Kampich, D. Lehman-Sec., D. YVaterman J. Brown, J. Monclaire, Miss Latosek. F. F. A. G. Edwards, N. Noftsier, D. Martin-V. Pres., R. Virkler-Treas., J. Grau, R. Virkler-Sec. D. Farney. ROW TWO: C. Dekin, J. Nuifer, G. Luffman, P. Zehr, R. Pate, D. Brown B. Rubar, R. Hall, Mr. Adams. ROWV THREE: C. Lyndaker, C. Moser, R. 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Roes-Captain, B. Hasseler, B. VVidrick. J. V. CHEERLEADERS J. Wilder-Captain, S. Schultz, L. Lallier, R. Lyndaker. 37 . .ny ,,, fi .l ff ,K 4 ' I gf 7 '!ffl'!2',k,. , 1 , 1, f ' . 4' f.ffV,' 7? Z, ff? 2 , ' 4 M ' Z Z Z Z Z! f Q r W2-gf: 112, Ae fix flfrigfj If V1 ,fy 'Yi '5 YQ ?-if fs ' Ara GIRLS SPORTS ROXV ONE: A. Bramhall, IL. Roos, 1. Camidge, M. Lallier-Captain, E. Zelir, D. Lehman B. Hassler. ROVV TVVO: B. Zehr, B. Sturtz, M. VanAlstyne, D. Martin, B. Buskey, J. Mon- calieri, Miss Kern, L. Lallier, S. Schultz, Holiday, M. LaMourey, K. Farney, S. Maim E. Monnat, D. Mahar, Taylor. FOOTBALL ROW ONE: R. Kuhl. j. Camidge, R. Gray, Gary Schneebergcr-Captain, T. XVhitc. D. Owen R. Virkler. ROW TVVO: C. Petzoldt, H. Marolf, R. Roes, D. Youscy. D. Brown, Mr. Brain- hall, F, Anderson, R. Hoch. E. Pressaw, R. Hall, YV. Parker. 39 VARSITY BASKETBALL G. Schneeberger, J. Grau, T. VVhite, R. Schultz-Captain, R. Virkler, R. Gray, H. VVhitc- Manager, R. Rocs, R. VVhite, D. Owen, D. Yousey, E Pressaw, S. johnson, Coach Bramhall. J. V. BASKETBALL B. LaChausse-Manager, D. Famey, R. Hoch, B. Widrick, D. Brown, D. Roes, R. Smith, C. Petzoldt, R. Hall, R. Bramhall, D. Kellock, L, Keenan, Nuffer, H. Marolf, VV. Parker, F. Anderson, G. Luffman, D. Schneider, Camidge, R. Kuhl, M. Keenan, R. Pate, Coach Bramhall. ' 40 x, H LJ-ln.lQ.,H + Jwgv it V lt V ,, :jf M ff WW! f www W7 .. fW 7L W M ,J fl! xkpgfyf K If dw-'QM Wm W 74223 ffwff 4ZflfIf,2,fM7e' Mf My , M,,,,,,,7.. - 532272. QMOMM- MM WW Wm, .5 my 49ml af ,WW Qfwj-1 4 'LM Q3Yf'?fuw.xL Mx. mga- ai?5w W, ff. QQMM-f' I ,FbdLLLk WML ffww QR?-lg nga Dgihfih NXQQQY- JM-J'?fM1t'9 AROUND SCHOOL 43 5 1 I OH MY! ' 4 ' I E fix Eg? f 4,7 ff' gpix ggzgfi , M 51'-7 2i3'f2+? WZ!! Wgif WW ,QI ? ig!! fzwg f ZX Z f KZ Z? Q f .ff .f f I , Q m A 'a j ,A ff 1 npgf 5, i f!! 5 1 ff ' I' Z 7, '4 -j 'Q 1, . ec 55 ,Z V : V ' if - il, ,, ' ' - ' Y' . 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PFISTER FLORIST imember F.T.D.l Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Funeral Designs Lowville, N.Y. 51 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '52 Anvtime your group or organization wants to raise money tor their causes in a hurry - write us how we can help you. PERFECTION SUPPLY CO. Box 707 Gloversville, N.Y. WITH BEST WISHES From THE HOTEL KNICKERBOCKER 'I20 West 45th Street New York City 'Phone Lu - 2-4200 Compliments of HURD'S STUDIO Lowville, N.Y. Phone 'I58 Afine portrait wiII live forever 52 'Sl IQYQ- 0 , smnaa Ni X M'XIM'A X 2 ' an 'lillllff X le Q x nrrasnagf Sf N K, 1 iw' M For Rent: E. E. HALL shove, GENERAL coNTRAcTlNc Trench Hoe For Rent: Bulldozers Dump Truck Castorland, N.Y. I Crane Boom Lwvl. 976F2.I Air Compressor Concrete Bucket Tractor Loader Building Moving All kinds of grading - Blacktop Fill-Topsoil Gravel loaded Cellar Work and delivered Trench Digging Logging Equipm t Compliments of DUFLO CHEVROLET COMPANY Croghan, New York LEWIS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY Lowville, N.Y. asm My ffff, av?- I, ,,,?ff,,fL 12.15, gr' ,,., ' Malre today yoar gay WI' United States p8f0l7S6 Bwjds auuovvwff f ff ,f X ay ,t .,1,,s'.m,f:L-3 53 nik G. C. FREDENBURG General Merchandise Beaver Falls, N.Y. Compliments of DINGMAN CHEVROLET C0 Carthage, N.Y. FINER FASHIONS Apparel for Women - Children 268 State St. Carthage, N.Y. Compliments of CROGHAN MOTOR SALES Croghan, N.Y. Compliments of SEALTEST ice CREAM The Perfect Food For All Ages Chock Full of Youth uoafo FLOYD B. HOLMES Watches and Diamonds The most important ring in her life. Only the finest of diamonds used. 310 State St. Phone 227 Carthage, N.Y. PORT FLORIST K. E. SLITER Modern Design in Flowers Complete Line of Nursery Stock General Landscaping Phone Lyons Falls 3220 Port Leyden, N.Y. Compliments of RED 8. WHITE STORE Beaver Falls, N.Y. Success to the Class of '52 EVERETT 8- JERRY Lunches .... Ice Cream Esso gas 8. oil .... Lubrication We give S. 8. H. Green Stamps Phone 3424 Beaver Fells, N.Y EARL V. FORD Distributor SOCONY VACUUM OIL PRODUCTS Phone 462 or 4'I'IR T Lowville, N.Y. Fuel eil, Ke. osene , and ceeelaee HOCK BROS. Stone Products Ready Mixed Concrete Phone 121 Lowville, N.Y. Soles-CHEVROLET-Service SALMON gl WIDMEYER, INC. Phone 575 ' Lowville, N.Y. Compliments of ANTWERP RFG. 8. CONTR. CORP. Antwerp, N.Y. Compliments of TOWN HALL THEATRE Lowville, N.Y. Congratulations to me Class of 1952 READY-JELL MFC. CO. Troy, New York compnmenfs of FARNEY MOTOR CO. INC Ford sales and service Croghan, N.Y. Compliments of SPORTS CENTER Rome, N.Y. Compliments of CONDE'S HARDWARE CO. Watertown, N. Y. Potronize the People Who Patronize you Sports Equipment For Schools Compliments of MAURICE VIRKLER Lowville, N.Y. CAHILL'S SPORTING Goods, Co. Watertown, N.Y. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of CROGHAN MEAT MARKET Croghan, N.Y. Compliments of F. CLIFTON VIRKLER IGA STORE New Bremen, N.Y. Men's Work Clothing 8i Footwear Mobile Gas - Oil - Tires Low Prices - Everyday 57 HOOPER AND PURVINES ELECTRIC INC. Electricial Appli ance s Croghan, N.Y. Compliments of WILLIAM BURKHARD 8. SONS Croghan, N.Y. LEHMAN 8. ZEHR LUMBER CO. Lumber - Millwork Phone 2602 Croghan, N.Y. GARRETT 8- BOLIVAR Barber Shop Croghan, N.Y. Good Leek B ELFO RT INN Meals a. Legal Beverages Croghan, N.Y. Compliments of NAUMBURG HOTEL Naumburg, N.Y. CompI iments of L. M. LINSTRUTH Red 8. White Store Naumburg, N.Y. Compliments of FREDLIN NORTZ General Merchandise cfeehen, N.Y. Compliments of the BLACK RIVER NATIONAL BANK Lowville, N.Y. ALLEN 'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions Sick Room Accessories Lowville, N.Y. Compliments of J. H. ROSS 8. SON Everything for the farm Phone 637 Lowville, N.Y. HOOPER 8. PURVINES Electric Inc. G E Appli qnces Lowviile, N.Y. Compliments of F' O' ARCHER HIL'-'S DEPT' STORE Ready to Wear Clothes 8. Dry Goods Lowville, N.Y. Lowville, N.Y. Compliments of TI IE MILLER HOUSE Croghan, N.Y. Roy Buckingham, Prop. Compliments of GRAND UNION CO. Croghan, N.Y. Compliments of VER SCI'INEIDER'S Croghan, N.Y. MONNAT'S LIQUOR STORE L. W. Monnat, Prop. Croghan, N.Y. ISLAND TURKEY FARM Full Dressed Young Turkeys Phone 2883 Croghan, N.Y. Compliments of LEWIS CLOTHING STORE Lowville, N.Y. II HUILLIER SERVICE STATION Anti-Freeze, Gas Oil, Accessories Croghan, N.Y. Compliments of FRED ANDERSON Croghan, N.Y. Compliments of GERALD BUSH Groceries 8. Soda Bar croghqn, N.Y. Compliments of E. M. MARILLEY CO. Croghan, N.Y. R. B. HILTS Ice Cream, Soclas, Sundaes Groceries, Television, Magazines B eave r Falls, N.Y. WILBUR VISUAL SERVICE Special Representation for BELL 8. 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Compliments of R. E. BATEMAN Si CO. INC. LOWVILLE FEED 8: GRAIN CO. Feed and Seed for every need Lowville, N.Y. Lowville, N-Y- GRADUATION GIFTS Compliments of See A. H. CUMMINGS FINERS-FOR THE FINEST .IEWLER Carthage, N.Y. 5' Lowville, N.Y. Lowville, N.Y. Best Wishes NORTHERN N. Y. SERVICE STATIONS INC. Esso Distributors Carthage, N.Y. Compliments of FRANCK'S DRY CLEANERS Carthage, N.Y. CARTHAGE FIRESTONE STORE Tires gm Tubes Teapots 81 Teakettles Tbatteries 8. Tseatcovers Toys, Tools, 8r Teclclybears Carthage, N.Y. CARTHAGE NATIONAL BANK Carthage, N.Y. Compliments of ARLO TT CURTIS-HOLMES D P . U LICATOR 8. SUPPLY CO MUSIC Utica, N.Y. Watertown, N.Y. LEROY E. SHERMAN General Electric Carthage, N.Y. Compliments of BUSHMEIR AND BASSETT Plumbing a. Heating Hardware Carthage, N.Y. Compliments of RICHARDSON DRYCLEANING Carthage, N.Y. THE BOSTON STORE Infants' - Children's Ladies' - Men's Wear cmhqge, N.Y. Giffs ELIZABETH SHOPPE Jewelry G. w. schmad, opfomemsf Carthage, N.Y. b Compliments of FOX'S DRUG STORE Carthage, N.Y. Best Wishes to The Class of I952 KINNEY'S DRUG STORE Carthage, N.Y. JOHN A. SEVERANCE Photographic Studio And Camera Shop Carthage, N.Y. EDWARD J. MURPHY Sales 'I Service Carthage, N.Y. 'I Phone 837 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Class Rings 8. Pins Leland G. Lee I64 Hermitage Road Rochester, N.Y. Best Shell Service Shell Gas 81 Oil 'III State St. Lowville, N.Y. Good Luck SINGER SEWING CENTER 'I03 Public Square Watertown, N.Y. LOWVILLE LAUNDRY Launderers 8. Dry Cleaners Compliments of A. B. WEAVER'S GENERAL STORE 5 Elm St. New Bremen, N.Y. Lowville, N.Y. Phone 87 Glasses by Compliments of STEPHENS GEORGE FOLEY 91 State St. New Bremen, N.Y. Lowville, N.Y. Best Wishes To The Class of I952 CLIMAX MANUFACTURING Castorland, N.Y. CASTORLAND G. L. SERVICE STORE Feed - Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies Castorland, N.Y. F. Compliments of CASTORLAND HOTEL Castorland, N.Y. Compliments of WESLEY .l. SNYDER Castorland, N.Y. Compliments of BLACK RIVER PAPER COMPANY E. C. CROOKS MEMORIAL CORP Carthage, N.Y. Watertown, N.Y. MERZ BROTHERS CO 'P'i 'e 'S of Beacon Feeds ' Arco Seed RED ROCK BOT-I-LING Co' Chay Barn Equipment BOTIISTS of HOP Castorland, N.Y. I-OWVIHBI N-Y' 64 L 1 ' . Q E 5 Q i K 2 5 4 E 1 I 5 , ,Q 5 3 Q 3 ' ' -j ? ' ' N 1 3 V 1 1 . ! 1 2 . :I A , fi 4 - 5 l 14 f, Q I K. , : ' JZ ' I V A A 5 , , 3 . , Q I - A Q , f 3 . 6 Y Q -T