Belfast Central School - Belorea Yearbook (Belfast, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

r r 4 u YEA RBOOK STAFF Mary Lou Dalton Calvin Viebb Janes Cessady Faul Latham Virginia Keeler John Hasper Patricia Fox a' visors EDITOR , SS'T. TYPING LITERARY - Joan Lilly Patricia Smith Romayne Hale Jane baroer Virginia Lilly Lois Benjamin BUSINESS MANAGER .DVf, TISING SPORTS ART ai.d LAYOUT :,:r. Richard Kaltenbecb Kiss Rosalie Hayes Miss Mary McCarthy I L L 1 STANDING - Miss McCarthy, Miss V.alte, Miss Seavert, Mr. Farwell, Mr. Coveil, Miss White, Mrs. Spalding, Mr. Kaltenbach, Mr. Curclo Mr. Kam, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Hale. SEATED - Mrs. Cornett, Miss Hayes, Miss Conklin, Miss Jerraan, Kiss Carpenter, Miss Fenton, Miss Rock, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Damon, Miss Spencer. FACULTY Woodrow tt. Covell Bettyelna Waite Marion White Mary Spalding Barbara Jerman Elinor Carpenter Violet Damon Fern Bennett Richard Farwell Mary Rock Clarice Spencer Vivian Cornett Mary McCarthy Dominic Curcio Franklin Kam Richard Hale Janice Conklin Chandler Roberts Richard Kaltenbach Rosalie Hayes Eleanor Seavert Ruth Fentcn Principal Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Mathmetlcs Eighth Grade Languages Social Studies English, Library Science Agriculture Music Homemaking Fhysical Education art business School Secretary Cafeteria Manager Lleanor neavert, Cleric; ftoodro Co veil, Prir.cij.ul; Lari Merlin Fitt; V.allaee .-insert; Frank L. Tutfcill, Superintendent; Thomas L. Hoey, President; Mrs. James Sisson. TCP ROW - George 3oyd, Clarence Jewell, Glenn Misted, Leslie Collins, Matthew Krzewins..!, George Van Dusen. FIRST dOVi - Mrs. Noro a Haskins, Mrs. Lnu a Roberts, Miss Kuth Fenton, Mrs. Florence Clark. Senior Class Jane Barber Art Club 2 3 Polorer 2 4 CfTnera Club 4 Cheerleader 2 jChoir 1234 Clans Zeef ’. Fmkg. Club 2 Junior Flay enlor Play 3 4 3 4 Janes Casandy Baseball 3 Basketball 234 l Pe lorea 2 4 Class Sec1 y. 4 Class Vlce-Pres. 3 Soccer 3 4 1'leanor Baxter Broadcast 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Pnk '• Club 2 3 4 ?,ellle Chaynan HnkT. Club 2 3 4 Junior Flay Senior Flay Student Council 4 ruce Burr :aseball 1234 Basketball 1234 Choir 1234 Choral Club 1234 Class Vlce-Pres.1 2 A Drum h 3uple Corps Junior, Senior Flays Student Council 134 Fres. 4 Soccer 1234 Cheerleader 3 4 Choir 1234 Senior Play i.ny Covert L L i !!ary hou Dalton elorea 3 4 roadcas t 4 Innera Club 4 hoJ r 12 3 4 Class Treas. 4 umkg. Club 2 Junior Play Senior Play student Council 3 4 Art Club 2 3 olorea 4 rondo net 4 i timer a Club 4 Cheerleader 1234 Choir 1234 Hmk • Club 2 3 Junior Play Senior Play 'elen DeRock Art Club 2 ondcast 234 oIFT TJ 3 4 ?:nk£. Club 2 3 4 Pres. 4 Junior Play Senior Play Cl� re Emery «sebali 1234 . nsketball 234 Choir 234 Ooral Club 3 4 Class Pres. 1 Class Treas. 3 Drum • Bugle Corps Junior, Senior Play'r Student Council 4 Soccer 234 Betty Jones Band 1 2 Broadcast 4 cV.der 1 2 Choir 1234 I Jcg. Club 3 Junior May Joan Lilly Pnnd 234 Deloren 3 4 ? rondcast 4 Camera Club 4 Choir 1234 Class Sec’y. 3 Hmk . Club 2 Junior Play Senior Play tudent Council 234 horrid Srnr. or Choir 234 Choral Club 234 Drum Bu le Corps Virginia Lilly Heloren 3 4 Broadcast 4 Crnora CTub 4 Choir 1234 Class Treas. 1 Fmkg. Club 2 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council 3 ::rol e - ■ Band 123 Camera Club 4 Choir 1234 Class Pres. 234 Fmk . Club 2 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council 1 2 3 Poward Schultz Basketball M r. 2 Broadcast 1234 Drum Sc Bu-ple Corps Junior Play Senior Play Student Council 4 Hobert Smith • and 12 3 Baseball 234 Basketball 1234 Broadcast 1234 Choir '5 3 4 Choral Club 4 Brum Sr Bugle Corps Junior Play Senior Piny Soccer 234 ’ ihn -Xissoll asketbnll 2 roadcast 234 Editor 4 Camera Club 4 Choir 1234 horal Club 2 3 . • A. 1 2 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council 2 3 .?chard Trousdell Band 123 F. F. A. 1 2 3 4 Junior Play Donn Schroedor Band 2 Baseball 234 Basketball 12 3 4 Choir 1234 Choral Club 3 4 Clns Trees. 2 Brum Bu le Corps Junior Play Soccer 3 4 n I II K 1 TOP ROW - Donald Thompson, Richard hut lor, Lester Hotchkiss, Rupert hteinbiser, Clifton Cole, Clifford Chamberlain, Donald Jewell SLATl) - Miss McCarthy, advisor, Dorothy liuff, Patricia Pox, Patricia Smith, floris Vaughn, Lois benjamin, «.Una «ilcox, Mr. Curcio, advisor In September, 49, fourteen promising students—including Lois, who just loves to skate; bett , who Is a very quiet little miss; Dorothy, who is one of our more sojnisticatod members; Patricia Fox, who lives in the Fox don on the River itoad; Patricia Smith, the belle of Orar.iel; Floris, 'ho ii a cleaning lady (in the play) anyone would like to employ; Clifford, who is anything but girl shy ; Dick, who is really a long ways from being a class poet; i� on Thompson, who may grow up to be manager of the Los ton Red Sox someday; Clifton, who is our handsome, bashful, farmer boy from Crawford Creek; Donald Fox, who semester; Rupert, who likes tc drive a different his cars have a v.a; of ending u; in a garage); a wolf (he likes new girls)--entered the ervision of !fiss Mary McCarthy, who drives a left us during the first new car every month (all and Lester, who is quite Junior room under the su: blue Plymouth. We chose for our class advisors Miss Mary McCarthy and Mr. Dominic Curcio, who have really helped us a great deal, our class officers were as follows: Lois Benjamin Richard Butler Fatricia Smith Patricia Fox Betty Loyd; Clifford Chamberlain In the late fall Wilma ilcox came from Rushford to join our ranks. She was certainly a welcome addition to our diminishing group. In January we started our money-making project by selling socks 1th the emblem B. C. S. on tP e cuff. We took over candy sales from the Seniors after i.id-year exams (which were tough, by the way). In March v.e . ut on our Junior play. Hie name of it was Girl Shy, with Clifford Chamberlain in the title role. The Juniors had a oooth at the Homemaking Club Carnival, where they sold candy. If our funds . enr.it, v;c also hope to have a Junior Prom and a Junior-Senior Banquet In the spring. The class as a whole was very much pleased with the class rings, which they received in the early part of the school year. As a project for the spring exhibit, ea. h member of the class made a booklet- on Punctuation in the Movies. President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Student Council - the late fall «ilr.a TC: rn - James Cornett, Leslie Gleason, Howard Jennings, Glen fancher, David Campbell, Fruncis Thornton, Paul Latham, Winston Lill wLCj:.': vC',. - Helen Chamberlain, Donna ShHer, Norma Hod.e, Alice Os ooa, ..ary Gleason, oetty oudin er, Patricia cro n i.I C at.. - Calvin ..ebb, .tosoniar} Reidy, Jessie Thornton, Virginia «neeler, Lucia Burr, Harold Jolmston, ...iss Conklin, advisor - “ Richard no ten iss, Ronald Treusdell, Larry Moyer. Charles ..ilcox, Howard fields y L i ’0.. - elores Thompson, .ayne Hale, Geral ! Cove t, Albert D'urazio x iss Jolm H-.sper, Thtron iruax, Jo cc ...iss SrXOND tC.. - Clauiia Baxter, nonalyn runduoe, Joyce .e.tock, Phyllis ..obey, nelen earner, ..iarie Unfus, Louise .tamp, Loom Dorvit SEATED - Joyce Jones, Barbare Smith, Wilma Benjamin, Jacqueline Grander, lorothy Dalton, Anna Cassidy, Us Hayes, Advisor TCP 20.. - . t v� rl; ;• ru-ce, Jet.:. i.„ if:.an, Stevens Fox, Lawrence Junes .artir. :albert, J: e:. Je lie son, [ a ana Barker, !� farj .irrir. ton, Lonnu 1 arie Spencer. l... - race Lnfus, Ann Chalker, Dorothy Sprague� June Hal ..Ilna y.lc .aei, : ur. Burr, Elizabeth - tier, Lou unci.er, I : I HI'. - l.urj race oweet, Maureen averif r , Carol Davis, .'unice Covert, Arient V.atson, Jean Chalker, Helen Yoon. , Donna Cole iLATLD - • ini' Johx.ston, Richard L'nfus, lee An. ld, Lewis Harrington� Clarence Gallmann, Darrell Brown. i : iQu - Alan Cx.a r eplain, Franc Scuroe ier, Lyle SiacK, Tori;. D� Crt - . . I ID It.. - la; Sn; ier, Janice cManara, Susan Do'tock, Patricia ___.i D - .«i Ilian .cCunis ey, ‘i... ..alker Perr; , David Jones, D , i is Dahll ), Francis I !oort-, Dean • • - ter Ko 11 w-1 z , Jom, u at. a iur.t , ,y, Carol :ady, ?e Lecca Hur. es s • • ■ , tricia Jonei , Ar iitii a • 1 a Lr - .■ - a iiiou sun • lip Athe rton. Mo yd rnolc. s Herric . i • SEVENTH GRADE TCP ROW - Lawrence Fuller, Roderick Davis, Robert Keeler, Robert Snyder, Patrick McCuiniskey, Everett Ferry, Arthur Cooper, Richard Davis SPCC. ' ROW - Anna Mae Dalton, Phyllis Chamberlain, be tty Sortore, Clare ..atch, Betty Young, Wilma Ford, June Boyd, Jeanette Armison. Variaret Whalen, SEATED - Jack .’.ilcox, Brant Sherlock, Audrey McNamara, Olga Fote, Mary Ann Aebb, Patrick Ketz, Arnold Eaxter, Merle nmole. TOF ROW - Laroy Abbey, James White, John Dorvit, Roger Jelleoon, Fred Harris, Leroy Enders, LeRoy Burr, Ste;hen Unfus, Jr., Raymond Cassudy. SECOND HOW - Neil Spalding, Helen Jennings, Sandra Pitt, Peggy Fox, Jacqueline dock, Winnie Davenport, Onnlee «atson, Ann Milliman. Ralph Truax. 9 THIRD BOW - Beverly Haskins, Jean Noether, Sarah Histed, Georgia Lang, Dolores Armison, Judy Granger, Diane Rich, Joyce Hotchkiss, Elizabeth rerry. SEATED - Danny Jones, Roger Thompson, Frank Young, Jr., Stephen Sherlock, Paul Harrington, Gerald Halbert, Elbert Weaver. Tor HOW - Robert Treuadell, Kenneth Howden, Gerry Young, Donald Burr, Erne81. Thornton, Richard Hull, Arliss Brewer, James McDowell, Jerry Chalker. SECOND ROW - Nonna Fuller, Margaret Collins, Virginia crown, Helen Quinton, Gloria Burnside, Brenda b lcom, Dorothy Ca.sady, Charlene Thompson. THIRD ROW - Rita Gleason, Joanne Reddy, Yvonne Howell, Jane Harrington, Mary McCumiskey, Maxine Dunn, Busan ihorajson, Marcia Jennings, Carol Baxter. SEATED - Robert Hauser, Paul Curcio, Joseph Whalen, Ronald Chapman, Ralph Hunt, Edward Hallock. TOP ROW- Richard Jelleson, Philip Rock, Robert Burr, latrick Reddy nders� Palmer, Linford Collins, Roger Smith, Gerold Howard. ECO ' ROW - Kathleen Gallraann, Arlene Sortore, Beverly Comstock Frances Coveil, Kay Hurd, Isabelle Hunt, Linda Chamberlain, Cecelia nhalen, Corla Schroeder. THIRD ROW - Amelia Weaver, Kathryn Lang, Faith Noether, Dorothy Boyd. Davis Mildred Raymond, Laura Chalker, Rose Hallock SEATED - Robert Harrington, Patrick Loftis, Marvin Moore, Richard r.arrington, Stephen Pitt, Charles Davis, Duane armlson, Lee Chalker. k k I TO: ROY. - Donald Clay sen, Donald Ldwurds, Jack Harrington, Lynn burnside, Danny Kottwitz, Llojd Converse, bob Hull, Paul Moore SECOND ROY. - John Hausser, Mary June Davis, Margaret McCumiskey, Phyllis McDowell, Sue Grey, Ethel Clssady, Mary Horton, ihilip Curclo. T!iIRD HOY. - Marlene Dunn, Janet Halo, Abble Chapman, Ethel Hull, Karen Hatch, Janet Comstock, Judy Jones, Judy burr. .ATED - Eugene Bennett, Eugene Perry, bobby .'.atson, John Edmunds, Lynnford Sweet, Harvey Jewell, Paul Howell % TCP RCV� - Daniel Fox, Emmett Harrington, Peter Uaydole, Roger Sortore, James Noether, Richard Fairhunks, Jeffrey Sisson, Robert Quinton, Gary DeRock, Milford Truax, Clar Tucker. SECOND ROW - Leslie Perry, Ruth Skinner, Evelyn Truesdell, Deris Fields, Thelma Graham, Patricia Kam, Marcia Pitt, Nancy Chamberlain, Donna Howard, Lynn Thompson. THIRD ROW - Joel Hotchkiss, Diane Haskins, Virginia orvit, Janice Johannes, Judith t� «ilcox, Sharon brown, Kay Comstock, David Davenport, Ronald Joiuison EuhTED - Mark Chamberlain, Robert Pulleyn, alien Arnold, David Comstock, Lynn rails on, Stephen Whalen, Thomas Chalker. TOP ROW - Ronald Morris, Michael Harrington, Joe Baynton, Robert Butler, Garry Moyer, .«illiam Dixon, Gary Cole, John Rich. SECOND ROW - Philli Coombes, Colleen Thompson, Georgia Gorraley, Donna Jen: ings, Sandra Clark, Judy Coveil, Marcia Hurne, Sharron butler, Donald Truesdell. SLATED - David Edmunds, John Reddy, Betty Jean Histed, Diane Jones, Janice Thompson, Sylvia Curcio, Max Enders, John Weatberry. I ' k 5PDRT5 Any soccer fan who might have been watching the Belfast Bulldogs at one of their practice sessions might well have predicted that Coach Roberts was about to turn loose a championship team on the unsuspecting soccer teams of Allegany County. Each of the eleven players was ready to prove that the Belfast Bulldogs was not Just a fancy name; the team set about proving it in the first few games. When the other teams woke up to this fact, Belfast was well on its way toward its goal— a championship. A heart-breaking defeat by Rushford seemed to break the spirit of the team. In the last frantic plays of the game the faces of the players seemed to show that something inside had broken after a penalty kick was scored to make a 1-0 defeat. Still the Bulldogs continued to win after realizing that a championship soccer team for B.C.S. was Impossible. This soccer season was one of the best for Belfast with every player in there playing his hardest and best. Coordination and sports- manship of the team ran high to make 1949 a highly successful year for the B.C.S. soccer team. The scores were as follows: Belfast 4 Fillmore 5 Belfast 2 Canaseraga 2 Belfast 5 Angelica 2 Belfast 4 Fillmore 2 Belfast 8 Belmont 3 Belfast 0 Rushford 1 Belfast 7 Sclo 5 Belfast 4 Friendship 3 Belfast 2 Wellsville3 Belfast 5 Wellsville 7 The outcome of the soccer season made the school all the more con- fident of the basketball squad, which began shaping up in November. A fast-breaking Varsity with an almost Impenetrable defense began a tough schedule of games, winning now and losing occasionally after hard-fought games. The ever-rivalling Rushford Five handed us our hardest defeat again, winning by only one point. Of course, there were other defeats which could be traced to some small fault of the team, but such a disaster was unpredictable as well as unfathomable. The individual scores for the Varsity were as follows: Bruce Burr 180 Lester Hotchkiss 95 Robert Smith 194 Francis Thornton 90 Clare Emery 81 Donn Schroeder 68 The Junior Varsity, made up of game and fighting players, went into every game scrapping until the final second which resulted in their winning over teams which anyone might well expect to be victorious. There were the occasional losses and setbacks, but the games showed that their spirit was anything but broken. Unfortunately, neither team—the soccer or the basketball—captured the league championship, but they were champions to many of the fans who saw the teams in action. 'Hie coming baseball season promises the usual spirit and skillful playing which the team has shown in previous years. Every player will be out there on the diamond fighting for every run; and win or lose, the fine sportsmanship and skillful playing will always be there. JAMES CASSADY 1 i SOCCER OF HOW - Coach Roberts, Winston Lilly, Stephen Fox, Lester Hotchkiss, Robert Smith, David Canpoell, Francis Thornton, Lyle Slack, Donald Thompson, Manager. SECOND ROW - Janes Cassady, Janes Cornett, Donn Schroeder, William Twiss, Clare Emery, Leslie Gleason. FIRST ROW - Richard Hotchkiss, Bruce Burr. TCP ROW - Lester Hotchkiss, Albert D’Orazio, Clare Emery, Bruce Burr, Robert Smith, Donn Schroeder, Gerald Covert. FIRST ROW - Howard Schultz, Donald Thompson, Leslie Gleason, John Hasper, Richard Butler, Donald Jewell, Harold Johnston, Coach Roberts. roi HOW - Donald Jewell, Dick Butler, Howard Jennings, David Campbell, Albert D'Orazio, Gerald Covert. SECOND HOV - Hichard Hotchkiss, Jol n Hasper, Winston Lilly, Janes Cornett, Wayne Kale, Coach Roberts. FlxiST HOW - Patricio rown, Helen Chamberlain, Janet Halbert, Jessie Thornton, Joyce Jones. VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP ROV. - Donald Thompson, Manager, James Cassady, Clare Emery, Donn Schroeder, Bruce urr, Robert Smith, Francis Thornton, Lester Hotchkiss, Leslie Gleason, Coach Roberts. FIRST ROW - Patricia Smith, Kay Covert, Jane barber, Ronayne Hale, Lois Benjamin. JUNIOR VARSITY . cha d hotchkiss, r ul Latham, John Kasper Smith, Janet i.aloert, Jacqueline Grange. , , Donna JJhaller, Fatricia r. halter: bach, advisor iwS :o:..li:., advisor, Leora Dorvitt, STANbiwu - Delores Tho pson, I.e.liu Chapman, ..elen .e tock LnCOhD iOr. - - Jo ,ce Da Rock, Anna '‘assidy, Jessie Thorton. Donna Pttrfcla Srnit: , lh.yllis Athey, Bonalyn runda e, iatricia •'own, War%. leaso.., Joyce Twit: mJv °Lr •:o: otiy fra 1 ton, Jacqueline Grander, Barbara Smith, V.ilr Claudia axterla °X' UaUOr baxtcr� Marie Unfua, Elsie Sortore, Join iusscil, Mr. Curcio, Advisor, Jane Barber, Romavne hale. Vir ir.la Lilly, Carol Metz, Joan Lilly TOP 07. - Helo: Chamberlain, Marie Cnfus, Patric i- . -lti■ oward Schultz, Robert Smith, I’aul Latham, John Russell, Alice Os ooci, . elen De Rock, Vir inia Keeler !'IWD ROW - Eleanor Baxter, Patricia Iox, Phyllis Abbey, Nellie Chnpnan, Donna Shaller, Norma Node, Lois Ben.’amin, Wilma Wilcox Jessie Thornton, Virginia Lilly SECOND TO - Miss Knye3, Advisor, Rosemary Reddy, Romavne Pale, Lucia . urr, Patricia Brown, Joan Lilly, Mary Gleason, Jane tisrber, ’ limn en'amln, T’lss McCarthy, Advisor t'TOKT TOV - Richard Hotchkiss, Calvin ' ebb, Ph.il’p .lossran, Clifford rhamberlsin, Richard Butler, Donald Thompson aow - ;1 if ford Chanl erlair., Clare Dnery, Howarc Schultz, Doan Schr oder, Winston Lilly. : J UCW - Joyce Twiss, Mary Gleason, Nellie ;hapman, Kay Kaufn.an, Ann Chalker. ’••‘-T H - Lois Benjar.in, Alice Osgood, Bruce Durr, Joan Lilly, Mrs. Corr.ett, Advisor. - Theron Truax, Howard ield3, Rodney rusdell, Larry Moyer, Clifton Jolt, Gerald Covert, Charles V.ilcox, Wayne Hale. SEATED - Richard Trusdell, Howard Jennings, Winston Lilly, Philip .iossn.an, Prances Thornton, Lester Hotclikiss, Mr. Karr, Advisor. TC; HOV. - Dorothy Huff, Jan© barber, Jacqueline Gr nger, Mary Gleason, Janet Halbert, Phyllis Abbey, Joyce De Hock, Part.� rh Smith, Donna Shaller, Alice Osgood, Eonalyn brunda e. SECOND HOW - Joyce Jones, Wilma Benjamin, Dorothy Daltcn, Virginia heeler, Helen De Hock, Carol Ketz, Nancy Young, Helen Chamberlain, Lois benjamin, Joan Lilly. FIRST Hi .V - Joyce Twiss, Eleanor Baxter, Jessie Thorn to:., Kay Covert, •lima Wilcox, Homayne Hale, Patricia brown, Lucia Burr, betty Jones, Virginia Lilly, Rosemary Reddy. JL1, teinbi er, ow chu bz, ruce Burr, Richard Treusdell, Robert Smith, Gerald Granger, Fr-.ncls ILornton, Lester Hotchkiss. SECvND HCiV - John Hasper, Winst n Lilly, Clifford Chamberlain, Dean Schroeder, Toward Jennings, Anthony D'Ora io, Larry Moyer, Clare 1-jmery, Richard butle •, Donald Jewell. FIRST ROW - Richard Hotchkiss, Calvin V.eob, Phili Rossman, Lyle Slack, Leslie Gleason, Albert D'Orazio, George Harris, ;iayne Hale, Harold Johnston. - June Boyd, Jeanette Arnison, Donna Mario Snencer, Lewis Harrington, John Hunt, '.’Una Michael, Carol Treusdeli, William Twlss Mary Burr, ancy Young, Boverly Prance, Joyce Jones, Dorothy Dalton ’ Corol Davis, Oay Sweet, Onnlee Watson, Lorraine Pox. 5:,C.M..) HO.. - Patrick Metz, Hell Spalding, Laurence Puller, Richard Davis, Laroy Abbey, Douglas Herrick, Robert Keeler, Alan Chanberlnln Francis Dahill, Sandra Pitt, Helen Jennings, Margaret Whalen, 01r-a ' Pote, Judith Oranger, Audrey MoITanara, Joyce Hotchkiss, Diana Ric Wevorly Haskins. ’ : IHST iOr.' - Richard Hotchkiss, Philip Johnston, Martin Halbert, Calvin ebb, Albert D'Orazlo, Mr. Crrhling, Phyllis Abbey, Alico Osgood, Ixsis .enjanin, Joan Lilly, Arlene Watson, Mary Harrin’ton. 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