Belfast Central School - Belorea Yearbook (Belfast, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

I I ' u I n I M OUR DEDICATION We gratefully dedicate this volume to our former classmates who are serving their country on land or sea or In the air. We realize, that It Is by our Armed Forces efforts and brave deeds that we can, as Americans, enjoy life, liberty, and happiness In a democratic world. May God give all of them the strength and courage to keep our flag flying forever over the land of the free. r r, L ' Second Row - Miss Deffge, Miss Conklin, Miss Seavert, Miss White, Mrs. Spalding, Mrs. Bennett, Miss Carpenter, Miss McCarthy, Mrs. Cornett, Mr. Hale, Mrs. Grey, Mr. Coveil, Mr. Kaltenbach, Mr. Karn. First Row - Mr. Curcio, Miss Rock, Miss Randall, Miss Waite, Miss Jerman, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Farwell. Absent - Mr. Grahling. FACULTY Woodrow W. Covell Bettyelna Waite Marion White Mary Spalding Barbara Jerman Elinor Carpenter Violet Damon Fern Bennett Richard Farwell Mary Rock Lois Deffge Vivian Cornett Mary McCarthy Dominic Curcio Franklin Kara Richard Hale Janice Conklin Chandler Roberts Richard Kaltenbach Mary Randall Harold Grahling Eleanor Seavert Edythe Grey Principal Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Mathematics Eighth Grade Languages Social Studies English, Library Science Agriculture Music Homemaking Physical Education Art Business Instrumental Musio School Secretary School Nurse Left to right - Eleanor Seavert, Clerk; Mrs. James Sisson; Woodrow CoveljL, Principal; Thomas E. Hoey, President; Earl Lilly; Charles DeRock. Absent - Wallace Wingert. SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Second Row - Matthew Krzewinski, Clarence Jewell, Leslie Collins, Glenn Histed, Charles Gordon. First Row - Mrs. Alice Taber, Mrs. Norma Haskins, Mrs. Florence Clark. Absent - George Van Dusen. There were fifteen in our class when we entered high school as scintillating Freshmen in 1947. Although we were glad to leave the grades, we thought of our coming years in high school with hidden fears. We spent most of our time getting into extra-curricular activities, but we did have two parties, a hay ride and a skating party, during the first semester; and a party in the school cafeteria during the second semester. Our class advisor for this year was Mrs. Frances Parthoens. We entered our Sophomore year with Mrs. Vivian Cornett as advisor and things in general began looking up . We weren't very active socially, but we held one skating party and we joined in the Christmas party in the gym. After we had chosen our class rings during the last half of this year, we looked expectantly toward the fall when we would be able to wear them. When we arrived at school in the fall of '49, we were at last upperclassmen—Juniors—and our activities really started. Miss Mary McCarthy and Dominic Curcio were chosen our class advisors and Lois Benjamin, our class president. Our rings came soon after school started and we were as proud as punch over them. In the fall we sold socks, with B.C.S. emblem on them, and Christmas wreaths. In March we had our Junior Play, Girl Shy. We had a lot of fun putting it on and everyone who saw it seemed to enjoy it. In May of this year we put on the Junior-Senior Banquet with the Seniors of 1950 as our guests. We had supper in the school cafeteria and later went to the Friendship theatre, where we saw Lost Boundaries. In August we had an eating booth at the fair in Ange1Ica. One evening we were all nearly drowned in a rain and wind storm, which almost blew down our tent. However, we had a great deal of fun in this venture and our rewards were numerous• We began our Senior year by electing Miss McCarthy and Mr. Curcio as class advisors and Clifford Chamberlain as class president. We started our money-making projects by selling candy, which was a carry-over from our Junior year. In November we had our Senior Play Half Past 1 Teen, which was a huge success. Shortly after this, we had a round and square dance with music by Martin's Mountaineers. This proved profitless, but everyone had a good time. After the Christmas holidays we found our class had dwindled to the sum of nine. On our Washington trip in April, we stayed in the Continental Hotel. Every- one was rather tired when we returned home, but the trip was greatly enjoyed by all. Later in the spring we were the guests of the Juniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet. We graduate on June 25, 1951, and so we leave our school years behind us. We have fully enjoyed our four years in high school and hope that the classes which follow us will enjoy their four years as much. r Lola Benjamin Choir 1234 Band 123 Cheerleader 1234 Student Council 1 3 Treas. 4 Class Treas. 2 4 Class Pres. 3 Operetta 234 Camera Club Pres. 4 Latin Club Pres. 3 Junior Play Senior Play Broadcast 3 Feature Editor 4 Belorea 3 Business Mgr. 4 Operetta 124 Choir 123 Band 1 Student Council 3 Latin Club 3 Junior Play Senior Play Richard Butler Broadcast 1234 Band 1 Choir 234 Basketball 234 Basketball Mgr. 1 Baseball 3 4 Student Council Pres. 4 Camera Club 4 Operetta 2 Model Airplane Club 3 4 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Junior Play Senior Play r r. t r e Clifford Chamberlain Choir 234 F. F. A. 1 3 Basketball Mgr 4 Class Pres 4 Student Council 3 4 Camera Club 4 Operetta 2 Broadcast 234 Model Airplane Club 3 4 Junior Play Senior Play Patricia Fox Belorea 3 Literary Editor 4 Broadcast 3 News Editor 4 Class Treas 3 Camera Club Treas 4 Student Council 4 Art Club 3 Junior Play Senior Play Donald Jewell Choir 234 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 234 Student Council 1 Camera Club 4 Operetta 2 Class Sec� y 2 Model Airplane Club 3 4 Junior Play Senior Play Broadcast 2 3 Patricia Smith Belorea 3, Editor 4 Broadcast 3, Editor 4 Cheerleader 234 Class Pres. 2 Class Sec'y. 3 Camera Club Sec'y. 4 Hmkg. Club 2 3 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council Sec'y. 4 Rupert Stelnblser, Jr. Choir 1234 Basketball 1 2 Student Council 1 Operetta 1 2 Choral Club 1234 Class Vice-Pres. 4 Wilma Wilcox Broadcast 3 4 Belorea 4 Choir 3 4 Student Council Treas. 4 Hmkg. Club 3 Class Sec'y. 4 Camera Club Vice-Pres. 4 Junior Play Senior Play i t i 3 THE PRIVATE LIVES OF THE SENIORS Clifford Chamberlain Lois Benjamin Nickname - Lola Pet Peeve - homework Favorite Song - Beloved, Be Faithful” Favorite Expression - Oh, Mama Mia Favorite Food - French fries Nickname - Skip Pet Peeve - Butler's eating so fast Favorite Song - So Long Favorite Expression - Chowder- head Favorite Food - Texas Hots Richard Butler Donald Jewell Nickname - Dick Pet Peeve - Ponch Favorite Song - Tzena, Tzena Favorite Expression - You Flickity Hoot Favorite Food - Texas Hots Patricia Fox Nickname - Pat Pet Peeve - giving speeches in English Favorite Song - Mockin' Bird Hill Favorite Expression - For Good- ness Sake Favorite Food - lemon meringue pie Nickname - Betts Pet Peeve - fast drivers Favorite Song - Thinking of You Favorite Expression - Dim bulb Favorite Food - cherry pie Nickname - Jerky Pet Peeve - back-seat drivers Favorite Song - Hot-Rod Race Favorite Expression - Heyi You and Ruradumb Favorite Food - Ham sandwiches Patricia Smith Nickname - Pat Pet Peeve - intolerant people Favorite Song - Star Dust Favorite Expression - Good heavens Favorite Food - watermelon Rupert Stelnblser, Jr. Nickname - Rupe Pet Peeve - my English teacher Favorite Song - Humoresque Favorite Expression - Tight as a bark on a tree Favorite Food - Cheeseburger and onions Wilma Wilcox Nickname - Wilma Pet Peeve - icy and muddy roads Favorite Song - My Heart Cries for You Favorite Expression - My Heavens Favorite Food - Chocolate cake 3 r Third Row - Francis Thornton, David Campbell, Paul Latham, Charles Alieox, ftodney Treusdell, Winston Lilly, Howard Jennings. Second Row - Janet Halbert, Mr. Hale, Donald Thompson, James Cornett, Larry Moyer, Howard Fields, John Parker, Calvin Webb, Alice Osgood, Mrs. Cornett, Virginia Keeler. First Row - Patricia Brown, Helen Chamberlain, Mary Gleason, Rosemary Reddy, Lucia Burr, Betty Budinger, Donna Shaller. We wish to introduce to you the class of 1952, the Juniors of B.C.S. We number 23 and are contemplating our Senior year, which will be the high light” of our school career. We have Alice Osgood, whose heart is with the Air Force; Paul Latham, our class sheik ;’ Howard Jennings, our talking machine; David Campbell, who says I’m not strong but I’m big”; Francis Thornton, our star basketball player; Howard Fields, our prize F.F.A. orator; Pat Brown, the class humor- ist; Betty Budinger, our Daisy Mae from Allen; Rodney Treusdell, (Did you ever see him blush?); Calvin Webb, our Harry James-to-be; Winston Lilly, Square Dance King of Western Swing”; James Cornett, with his hilarious (?) Jokes; Mary Gleason, (We really love her, but we won’t admit it.); Lucia Burr, with those tantalizing eyes; Rosemary Reddy, that titian blonde from Caneadea; Jack Parker, (We don’t think he will set the world on fire); Donald Thompson, our chicken farmer, Larry Moyer, the ”Lone Ranger” of White Creek; Helen Chamberlain, our Junior Juliet; Donna Shaller, Thinking of You” ( Liston , of course); Janet Halbert, who drives circles around the boys; Virginia Keeler, the Junior glamour girl; and Charles Wilcox, the silent trapper from Shongo• In the fall the following officers were elected: President - Winston Lilly Vice-President - Janet Halbert Secretary - Patricia Brown Treasurer - Helen Chamberlain Advisors - Mrs. Vivian Cornett Richard Hale We are now nicely launched on our schemes for raising money to finance our Washington Trip. These involve selling candy, greeting cards, and stationary, as well as producing our major project, the Junior Play, Don’t Blame Me”. We are looking forward to the Junior- Senior Banquet and the Junior Prom in the spring. Even though we complain of the Latin tests, five weeks marks, and so many lessons, we have had an enjoyable year. Everyone certainly has had a swell time putting on the T.V. show for English III, going on skating parties, traipsing around the country on field trips, playing and cheering for the ball games, asserting ourselves as upperclassmen, and mostly for Just being together. r K L n Fourth Row - Albert D'Orazio, John Hasper, Helen Barber, Cassius Sralth, Wayne Hale, nilrd Row - Marie Unfus, Phyllis Abbey, Joyce DeRock, Bonnie Brun- dage, Barbara Smith, Nancy Young. Second Row - Theron Truax, Jean Chalker, Jaqueline Granger, Patricia Jackson, Dorothy Dalton, Joyce Jones, Miss Conklin. First Row - Wilma Benjamin, Elsie Sortore, Delores Thompson, Leora Dorvit, Claudia Baxter. Fourth Row - George Harris, Elwin Fox, Lawrence Jones, Raymond Chap- man, James Jelleson, Martin Halbert. Third Row - Arlene Watson, Ann Chalker, Carol Davis, Beverly France, Wilma Michael, Mary Burr, Jean Kaufman. Second Row - Darrell Brown, Laurence Cassidy, Duane Barber, Richard Unfus, tee Arnold, Lewis Harrington, Clarence Gallmann, Miss Deffge. First Row - Grace Unfus, Gay Sweet, Betty Butler, Donna Marie Spen- cer, Mary Harrington, Donna Cole. Fourth Row - Francis Moore, Walter Kottwitz, Dean Schroeder, Anthony D Orazio, Walker Perry, Francis Dahill, Alan Chamberlain. Third Row - Miss Rock, Shirley Bradybaugh, Betty Cassady, Carol Treusdell, Kay Kaufman, Rebecca Burgess, Janice Huff. Second Row - Patricia Reddy, Patricia Thompson, William McCumiskey, Douglas Herrick, Ardith McNamara, Joan Kranz. First Row - Mabel Kruppner, Susan DeRock, Lloyd Arnold, David Jones, PhilipTEherton. Fourth Row - Richton Brown, Robert Keeler, Betty Young, Virginia Prial, Jeanette Armison, Patrick McCumiskey. piird Row - Roy Patterson, Arthur Cooper, Shirley Nichols, Barbara Weaver, Phyllis Chamberlain, June Boyd, Anna May Dalton, Roderick Davis, Mr. Farwell. Second Row - Richard Davis, Wilma Ford, Margaret Whalen, Olga Fote, Audrey Meamara, Laurence Fuller. First Row - Arnold Baxter, Patrick Metz, Brant Sherlock, Jack Wilcox, Merle Arnold. Fourth Row - LeRoy Burr, Onnlee Watson, Betty Jean Sortore, Leroy fenders, Jacqueline Rock, Winifred Davenport, Helen Jennings, Mrs Bennett Third Row - Elizabeth Perry, Neil Spalding, John Dorvit, Laroy Abbey, rtoger Jelleson, Raymond Cassady, James White, Stephen Unfus, Steven Sherlock Second Row - Frank Young, Bonnie Baker, Georgia Lang, Diane Rich, Gertrude Bradybaugh, Roger Thompson, Joyce Hotchkiss, Beverly Haskins, Daniel Jones First Row - Sarah Histed, Dolores Armison, Ralph Truax, Judith Granger, Jean Noether, Gerald Halbert. Fourth Row - Tom Cassidy, James McDowell, Jerry Young, Jack Thornton, Dick Hull, Arliss Brewer, Ronnie Chapman, Donnie Burr. Third Row - Jerry Chalker, Charlene Thompson, Barbara Cassady, Dorothy Cassady, Gloria Burnside, Brenda Lou Balcom. Second Row - Joe Whalen, Jane Harrington, Maxine Dunn, Norma Fuller, Virginia brown, Eddie Halleck, Mary McCumiskey, Mrs. Damon. First Row - Marcia Jennings, Joanne Reddy, Rita Gleason, Yvonne Howell, Carol Baxter, Margaret Collins, Susan Thompson. Fifth Row - Daniel rieaver, Isaoelle Hunt, Eva Lou Nicholson, Eugenia Jackson, Robert Burr, Patrick Reddy, Linford Collins, Ted Palmer. Fourth Row - Beverly Comstock, Roger Smith, Kenneth Howden, Kay Hurd. Ralph Hunt, Philip Rock, Prances Covell, Mias Carpenter. SP “ frothy Boyd, Marvin Moore, Peggy Hale, Lee Chalker, Coila Schroeder, Benjamin Davis, Arlene Sortore, Richard Harrington. Jean McCams. Second Row - Robert Harrington, Rodger Petrie, Cecilia Whalen, Paul Curcio, Kathleen Gallmann, Virginia Davis, Donald Baker, Gerald Howard. - Rose Hallock, Laura Chalker, Faith Noether, Kathryn Lang, Linda Chamberlain, Mildred Raymond, Duane Armison, Patrick Loftis. Fourth Row - Shirley Wright, Lynn Burnside, Robert Hull, Danny Kott- witz, Lloyd Converse, Ethel Hull, Marian Wright, Janet Comstock. g 11 “ John Harrington, Lynnford Sweet, William McCarns, Paul Saxton, Donald Edwards, Judy Jones, Michael Schroeder, Miss Jerman. Second Row - Abbie Chapman, John Edmunds, Phyllis McDowell, Janet Hale, Sue Gray, Robert Watson, Paul Howell, Harvey Jewell. i st Row - Eugene Perry, Marlene Dunn, Eugene Bennett, Margaret McCumiskey, Ethel Cassady, Philip Curcio. r Fourth Row - Clark Tucker, Patsy Kam, Thelma Graham, Roger Sortore, Richard Fairbanks, James Noether, Robert Quinton, David Hull, Mrs. Spalding. Third Row - Evelyn Treusdell, Doris Fields, Carroll Fuller, Emmett Harrington, Gary DeRock, Micky Truax, Charlotte Hartman, Ruth Skinner, Peter Maydole. Second Row - Stephen Whalen, Vincent Van Horn, Diane Haskins, Virginia Dorvit, Nancy Chamberlain, Charlotte Jackson, Lynn Armlson, Donna Lux, Leslie Perry, Allen Arnold. First Row - Ronnie Johnson, Kay Comstock, Joel Hotchkiss, David Daven- port, Tommy Chalker, Lynn Thompson, Donna Howard, Mark Chamberlain. Fourth Row - Joseph Boynton, Randy Schroeder, Gary Cole, Robert Hutler, William Dixon, Garry Moyer, Lynn Noether, Miss White. Third Row - Diane Jones, Carraeleta Johannes, Sylvia Curcio, Colleen Thompson, John Rich, Marcia Hume, Betty His ted, Janice Thompson. Second Row - Max Enders, Sharon Butler, William Bailey, Georgia Gormley, John Reddy, Carol Anderson, Cheryl Burr, Judith Coveil. First Row - Kenneth Petrie, John Westberry, David Edmunds, Howard Van Horn, Duane Truax, Philip Coombes, Robert Barber, Donald Treusdell. I r- I _ r Fourth Row - Mias Waite, Wayne Collins, Gene Comstock, David Scholes, Robert Brundage, Sharon Shafer, Joyce Killian. Third Row - Gregory Granger, Helen Hale, Robert Farwell, Robert Sher- lock, James Wingert, Susan Schroeder, Sharon Lunceford, Jacqueline Boynton. Second Row - Donald Hunt, Cheryl Powers, Sylvia Voss, Sally Loftis, Darlene Young, Gerald Garwood, Delores Van Horn. First Row - Doris Chalker, David Chalker, Robert Howden, Ardean Luce, William Perry, Jon Keeler. o SPORTS This year a program was divided into three principal sports: soccer, basketball and baseball. There were several minor sports, such as ping-pong, badminton, and volleyball. The soccer eleven” played seven games in all, with five league games and two non-league contests with Fillmore. Belfast lost all seven. If we had had a soccer team composed of eleven players, all like Fran Thornton, things would have been different. Then came basketball with Belfast's having only two able-bodied boys who had participated in varsity basketball beforet Bill Enders (who dropped out of school before the season ended) and Fran Thorn- ton (the star of tfie season). Nevertheless, we had many a good game with Belfast's trying her best. We played excellent varsity games with Belmont and Canaseraga. These games were very exciting because the score was tied most of the time and when it wasn't, there were only a few points' difference. However, when the final bell rang and the dust cleared , Belfast had lost by a couple of points because we didn't have a strong enough substitute bench . The two teams played 13 games, winning two and losing eleven. Final scores for each player were as follows: Junior Varsity Sonny Smith 63 Lawrence Jones 27 Lyle Slack 62 Jim Cornett 15 Wayne Hale 51 Al D'Orazio 14 Ray Chapman 37 George Harris 6 Jim Jelleson 27 Jack Parker 4 Donny Jewell 1 Varsity Fran Thornton 139 Windy Lilly 29 Bill Enders 51 Lyle Slack 14 David Campbell 45 Howard Jennings 1 John Hasper 45 Jim Cornett 1 Dick Butler 40 Lawrence Jones 1 Sonny Smith 1 basketball season was over, Mr. Roberts held in basketball games among the high school classes. Since the Seniors didn't have enough players, Lyle Slack and Richton Brown were per- mitted to play with them. The Juniors were the winners. In March, Mr. Roberts took a group of boys to a county volley- ball tournament at Alfred-Almond Central School. These boys played several games until they were among the last four teams in the com- petition. It was not until then that Belfast was eliminated. Rush- ford won. Soon after, a shiny white card was observed on the gym's bulletin board. To most pupils, this meant one thing—a ping-pong tournament. Donny Jewell won this and Lewis Harrington was runner-up. These two boys and Coach made plans to go to Andover, April 27, for a tour- nament there. Last upon the sport's schedule was baseball, which the boys started the first days of spring. Coach Roberts and everyone else had hopes of a good season. Third Row - Albert D'Orazio, Lawrence Jones, David Campbell, Francis Thornton, Cassius Smith, Dean Schroeder. Second Row - Coach Roberts, Raymond Chapman, John Hasper, Larry Moyer, Wayne Hale, James Jelleson, Howard Jennings, Lewis Harrington, Manager. First Row - Howard Fields, Lee Arnold, Winston Lilly, Lyle Slack, James Cornett, John Parker. Third Row - Mr. Roberts, Lee Arnold, Lyle Slack, Richard Butler, Donald Jewell. Second Row - Raymond Chapman, Cassius Smith, Lawrence Jones, David Campbell Dean Schroeder, Clifford Chamberlain. First Row - Theron Truax, James Jelleson, Albert D'Orazio, John Hasper, Wayne Hale, John Parker. Third Row - Mr. Roberts, Lyle Slack, Winston Lilly, James Cornett, Clifford Chamberlain, Manager. Second Row - Richard Butler, John Hasper, Francis Thornton, David Campbell, Howard Jennings. First Row - Patricia Smith, Patricia Brown, Janet Halbert, Helen Chamberlain, Lois Benjamin. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Third Row - Mr. Roberts, Lee Arnold, Lawrence Jones, James Cornett Calvin Webb, Manager. Second Row - Albert D'Orazio, James Jelleson, Raymond Chapman, Cassius Smith, John Parker, Wayne Hale. First Row - Mary Gleason, Arlene Watson, Gay Sweet, Dorothy Dalton Joyce Jones• Front - Cheryl Burr. � 4 M fl Left to right - Wilma Wilcox, Patricia Fox, Patricia Smith, Lois Benjamin, Clifford Chamberlain, Richard Butler, Donald Jewell, Mr. Curcio. YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR - Patricia Smith ASS1T. - Helen Chamberlain LITERARY - Patricia Fox Patricia Brown Jean Kaufman BUSINESS MANAGER ART SPORTS TYPING ADVERTISING - Lois Benjamin - Jacqueline Granger - James Cornett - Wilma Wilcox - John Hasper ADVISORS Mr. Richard Kaltenbach Miss Mary McCarthy Mis8 Mary Randall Fourth Row - John Rasper, James Jelieson, Francis Thornton, Paul Latham, Clifford Chamberlain, Richard Butler. Third Row - Jacqueline Granger, Jean Kaufman, Donna Spencer, Rosemary Reddy, Lucia Burr, James Cornett, Miss Deffge. Second Row - Miss McCarthy, Janet Halbert, Helen Chamberlain, Wilma Benjamin, Marie Unfus, Phyllis Abbey, Nancy Young, Gay Sweet, Miss Randall. First Row - Donna Shaller, Lois Benjamin, Patricia Brown, Patricia Smith, Mary Gleason, Patricia Fox, Wilma Wilcox. Third Row - Mary Gleason, Patricia Smith, Lois Benjamin, Patricia Fox, Wilma Wilcox, Mrs. Cornett. Second Row - George Harris, Olga Fote, Patricia Reddy, Dorothy Dalton, Gay Sweet, Robert Keeler. First Row - John Parker, Calvin Webb, Clifford Chamberlain, Richard Butler, Albert D'Orazio, Anthony D'Orazio. i r. Third Row - Phyllis Abbey, Leora Dorvit, Joyce DeRock, Bonnie Brundage, Wilma iftchael, Grace Unfus, Donna Shaller, Miss Conklin. Second Row - Nancy Young, Mary Burr, Jean Kaufman, Mary Harrington, Gay Sweet, Marie Unfus, Carol Davis. First Row - Donna Cole, Barbara Smith, Patricia Jackson, Patricia Srown, Wilma Benjamin, Joyce Jones, Jean Chalker, Dorothy Dalton, Jacqueline Granger. Second Row - John Parker, Charles Wilcox, Winston Lilly, Francis Thornton, Mr. Karn, Howard Jennings, Rodney Treusdell, Howard Fields, Larry Moyer. First Row - Lawrence Jones, Richard Unfus, Lee Arnold, Raymond Chap- man, James Jelleson, Wayne Hale, Duane Barber. I I - 4 Third Row - Janet Halbert, Virginia Keeler, Arlene Watson, Donna Shaller, Alice Osgood, Second Row - Lucia Burr, Barbara Smith, Phyllis Abbey, Lois Benjamin, Patricia Brown, Mary Gleason, Jacqueline Granger. First Row - Rosemary Reddy, Dorothy Dalton, Joyce Jones, Wilma Benjamin, Wilma Wilcox, Helen Chamberlain, Marie Unfus, Jean Chalker, Nancy Young. Third Row - Donald Jewell, Winston Lilly, Rupert Steinbiser, Richard Butler, Wayne Hale. Second Row - Larry Moyer, Lyle Slack, Howard Jennings, Lawrence Jones, Dean Schroeder. First Row - Albert D'Orazio, Anthony D'Orazio, Cassius Smith, John Ha8per, (Siifford Chamberlain, Calvin Webb. Fourth Row - Mr. Grahling, Lewis Harrington, Donald Thompson. Third Row - Judith Granger, Margaret Whalen, Olga Fote, James White, Laroy Abbey, Lawrence Jones, James Jelleson, Richard Davis, Patrick Metz, Jacqueline Granger, Neil Spalding, Albert DfOrazio, Audrey McNamara, Roderick Davis, Robert Keeler. Second Row - Beverly Haskins, Helen Jennings, Wilma Michael, Martin Halbert, 6ay Sweet, Mary Harrington, Phyllis Abbey, Ceylon France, Douglas Herrick, Lawrence Fuller. 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