Belfast Central School - Belorea Yearbook (Belfast, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

i I i Everyone learned to love and admire Miss White for her many fine qualities. All who knew her will remember her always. Second Row - Mr, Coveil, Mr. Farwell, Mr. Hale, Miss McCarthy, Miss-Deffge, Miss Randall, Mrs. Cornett, Mr. Curcio, Mr. Kalten- bach, Mr. Windus, Mr. Backer, Mr. Karn. First Row - Miss Seavert, Miss Aspell, Miss Carpenter, Mrs. Damon, Miss Jerman, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Bennett, Miss Rock, Mrs. Spalding, Mrs. Metz. FACULTY Woodrow W. Coveil Principal Bernice Hall DeEtte Metz Mary Spalding Barbara Jerman Elinor Carpenter Violet Damon Fern Bennett Ralph Windus Mary Rock Lois Deffge Vivian Cornett Mary McCarthy Domenic Curcio Franklin Karn Richard Hale Virginia Aspell Richard Backer Richard Kaltenbach Mary Randall Pierson Hildreth Richard Farwell 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 Music Guidance Eleanor Seavert School Secretary Edythe Grey School Nurse BELFAST CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION Thomas E. Hoey, President Dorance Chamberlain Stanley Chamberlain Charles DeRock Woodrow Coveil, Principal Earl Lilly Mrs. James Sisson Wallace Wingert Eleanor Seavert, Clerk Second Row - Clarence Jewell, Leslie Collins, Glenn His ted, Charles Gordon, Matthew Krzewinski. First Row - Mrs. Florence Clark, Mrs. Evelyn Kara, Mrs. Norma Haskins• Absent - George Van Dusen. SCHOOL EMPLOYEES 3 The scintillating-looking class above entered their Freshman year feeling very chipper and ready to brave new adventures and any obstacles which might arise We all enjoyed the new freedom and independence, which seemed part of high school life For us it was not only the beginning of four years of further education, but also of many social school activities. Our first year was highlighted by a truck ride to Fillmore to a movie and a picnic at Rushford Lake We can all remember pushing our bikes up the hills and the sun burns we received on the latter Jaunt , After one year of high school, we looked forward eagerly to becoming Sophomores. We became disillusioned early for we dis- covered that we could have only two parties a year This was quite a change from the previous year's parties—once a month! As Sophomores, we held our first money-making project, a round- and-square dance with music by Martin's Mountaineers. After con- siderable discussion, we decided on our class rings, which as Juniors we would proudly commence wearing. Early in our third year, we started thinking seriously of ways to make money to finance our Senior trip to Washington. This included selling candy, cards, and stationery and sponsoring dances. After five weeks of strenuous (?) and intense (?) practice, we presented our play, Don't Blame Me . In June we were hosts at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, In the wild scramble to make corsages for our guests we almost missed the Banquet, Our long-awaited ambition was finally reached— Seniors at last. With the returns from our concession at the County fair; the Senior Play, One For the Money ; together with prior sources of income, we reached our goal of over a thousand dollars (the greatest amount ever collected by a Belfast class). Our success has been due largely to the untiring assistance of our advisors, Mrs. Vivian Cornett and Mr. Richard Hale. On the nineteenth of April we embarked for our Nation's Capital, Washington, D. C., where we found the Continental Hotel expecting our arrival; and the ever-prominent places of historical and present-day significance waiting to guide us through their famous halls. All of this—plus the other pleasures derived from our trip—produced a wish that we might go again. We must admit that the time has passed too quickly—often the feeling of so many graduates. As we leave dear old B. C, 3., we carry with us nothing but happy memories of the past and a pleasant anticipation of the future. r Patricia Brown Choir 1234 Cheerleader 234 Student Council Sec'y. 4 Class Sec'y. 3 4 Class Vlce-Pres. 2 Operetta 3 4 Camera Club 4 Junior Play Senior Play Broadcast 123; Editor 4 Belorea 3; Literary Editor 4 F. H. A. 2 3 Lucia Burr Choir 1234 Camera Club 4 F. H. A. 2 Operetta 3 Broadcast 123 Hmkg. Club 1 Junior Play Senior Play 4 James Cornett Camera Club 4 Junior Play Senior Play 3 4 Broadcast 2 Sports Editor 3 4 Belorea 2 Sports Editor 3 4 Model Airplane Club 2 3 Basketball 234 Helen Chamberlain Choir 1234 Cheerleader 234 Class Treas. 1234 Operetta 234 Camera Club Pres. 4 Latin Club 2 Junior Play Senior Play 3 4 Broadcast 123 Features Editor 4 Belorea 3; Editor 4 Hmkg. Club 1 Howard Fields F. F. A. 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 4 Soccer 3 Senior Play Student Council 123 Treas. 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Hmkg. Club 123 Choir 1234 Operetta 234 Broadcast 123 Associate Editor 4 Camera Club 4 Junior Play Senior Play 'V v Xi John Parker Baseball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Camera Club 4 Choir 4 County Treas. F. F. A. 4 Senior Play 3 4 Junior Play Drum and Bugle Corps 2 3 Rosemary Redds Donna M. Shaller Choir 1234 Camera Club 4 Latin Club 2 Art Club 1 2 P. H. A. 1 2 3 Operetta 3 4 Belorea 4 Business Mgr. • Broadcast 123 Senior Play 3 4 Junior Play Choir 1234 Junior Play Senior Play Latin Club 1 Camera Club Vlce-Pres. P. H. A« 1 Broadcast 1234 Operetta 3 Rodney Treusdell F. F. A. 1 2 3 4 Senior Play Charle Wilcox F. F. A. 1 2 3 Soccer 1 Wrestling 1 2 Senior Play Calvin Webb Student Council; Vlce-Pres. 3 4 Belorea Advertising Mgr. 1 2 Band 2; Vlce-Pres. 3; Pres. 4 Class Seo'y. 2 Class Vlca-Pres. 1 4 Choir 1234 Choral Club 234 Drum and Bugle Corps 1234 Jhnior Play Operetta 134 Latin Club 2 Basketball 1; Mgr. 3 Broadcast 2 Betty Budlnger Howard Jennings Choir 1234 Basketball 1234 Soccer 2 4 County Pres. F. P. A. 3 County Sec'y. P. P. A. 2 P. P. A. Sec'y 2 3; Reporter 4 Class Pres. 1 4 Junior Play Senior Play Operetta 3 4 Broadcast 1234 Choir 1234 Cheerleader 1234 Junior Play Senior Play Class Vlce-Pres. 3 Camera Club 4 Art Club 3 Operetta 234 Student Council 4 Paul Latham Art Club 1 2 Broadcast 1 2 Art Editor 3 4 Belorea 1 2 Junior Play Senior Play Bachelors' Club 3 Camera Club 4 Larry Moyer F. F. A. 1 2 Choir 234 Basketball 1 Soccer 3 Baseball 2 4 Senior Play Winston Lilly Basketball 1234 V Soccer 1234 Baseball 4 , Choir 234 Student Council 2 4 Class Pres. 3 yf f. p. a. i Treas. 2 3; Pres. 4 Band 1 2 Choir 1234 Freshmen Girls' Choir 3 Operetta 1 4 Art Club 1 Broadcast 1 2 Student Council 4; Sec'y. Senior Play 2 NAME NICKNAME PET PEEVE MOST LIKELY FOUND James Cornett Corny Soap Operas Caneadea Patricia Brown Pat Caneadea Having fun Howard Fields Cookey Long-winded Roaming Betty Budinger Betts speakers Nosey people Reading Howard Jennings Jenks Transit Lucia Burr Luch Younger Bridge Bewildered Paul Latham Pauly brothers Opera Wellaville Helen Chamberlain Toots Cowboy music In a hurry Winston Lilly Windy In the Chevy Mary Gleason Mary People who call Helen� s Larry Moyer Tex her Iggie Teachers Rockville Janet Halbert Skipper Constant Java Calming her John Parker Jackie mixer Republicans nerves Olio's Alice Osgood Ozzie World in Home Rodney Treusdell Rod general Opera singing With Charlie Rosemary Reddy Rosie Arguments On the phone Calvin Webb Spider Clocks Between home Donna Shaller Dutch Poor sports and school Irish Kitchen Charles Wilcox Charlie Regents Yawning favorite MOST USED PASTIME EXPRESSION MAIN AMBITION Basketball You Dumb College Staying In Belfast Randy Oh, my soul Enjoy life Riding horses Nuts Farming Cooking Darn To graduate Sports So? Successful farmer Oh, dear Good secretary Dancing This here Farmer Sewing Isn t that Kindergarten Basketball a riot? teacher Farmer Entertaining Windy Oh my Secure a good Job Eating at Beverly’s Holy Cow w Farming Driving the Hudson Mercy To graduate Teasing Yeah Horse doctor girls Having fun Say Now To be happy Dancing Son-of-a Farmer gun Learning to Hon Beautician drive Playing Music teacher trumpe t Enjoying life For Pete’s Sake Nursing Hunting co on Farming 5 Thir? R° - Thoron Truax, Wayne Hale, John Haaper, Ceylon Prance, Caaslus Smith, Albert D'Orazio. Second Row - Mr. Backer, Joyce Jonea, Bonnie Brundage, Joyce De- Rock, Barbara Smith, Jean Chalker, Jacqueline Granger, Nancy Young, Ml8a Aapell. Row - Leora Dorvlt, Dorothy Dalton, Marie Unfus, Helen Barber, Phylll8 Abbey, Delore8 Thompaon, Wilma Benjamin. We, the vlvacloua Juniora, feel that some mention should be made of ua. Miss McCarthy, our homeroom teacher, will assert the following about our hopeful seniors-to-be. Our number consists of Sonny Smith, the class brain; Ralph Brown, our curly-haired basketball hero, who Joined us In January; Marie Unfus, our one and only true homemaker; Delores Thompson, that red-haired lass who never displays a traditional temper; Albert D'Orazio, Joe Dl- Magglo s understudy; Dorothy Dalton, who puts all she has Into cheering on our basketball boys; Bonnie Brundage (Just call her Freckles I); Jean Chalker, who shames the boys when It comes to sports; Wayne Hale, the Romeo of Caneadea; Joyce DeRock, who can always be found daydreaming about a cer-tain alumnus; Leora Dorvlt, of whom her teacher says, Dynamite comes In little packages ; Helen Barber, who is always looking for Mr. Windus (ohl that inter- mediate algebrai); Jackie Granger, the only quiet one in the whole class; Wilma Benjamin, who is as talented as she is pretty; Joyce Jones (Have you seen her new sparkler ?); Phyllis Abbey, who says her main ambition is to drive with the Hell Drivers (have Leora tell you about It); Barbara Smith, our gum-chewing fanatic; Nancy Young, whose heart may be found in Kenmore; Bud France, our playboy; and John Hasper, who dreams of making that spectac- ular winning touchdown someday. Theron Truax, our genuine farmer from Crawford Creek, left our group in January. In the fall the following class officers were chosen: Presi- dent, Sonny Smith; Vice-President, Joyce DeRock; Secretary, Wilma Benjamin; Treasurer, Joyce Jones; Student Council Representatives, John Hasper and Phyllis Abbey; Advisors, Miss Virginia Aspell and Mr. Richard Backer. Many enterprises have been planned this year to raise money to finance our Washington trip. We Juniors have donned our aprons and showed our skill by sponsoring two profitable dinners. The Junior-Senior Banquet will display our further advancement along the culinary line. We are selling candy, stationery, and greeting cards; sponsoring dances, and producing our play. Aunt Cathie's Cat. Thj;rd ftQ - Darrell Brown, Clarence Gallmann, Lee Arnold, Richard Unfua, Elwin Pox, James Jelleson, George Harris, Lewis Harrington, Second Row - Jean Kaufman, Mary Harrington, Mary Burr, Wilma Michael, Arlene Watson, Ann Chalker, Janette Hanks, Mr. Curcio. First go? Grace Unfus, Gay Sweet, Beverly France, Carole Davis, Betty Butler, Elsie Sortore, Donna Spencer, Third Row - Douglas Herrick, Eugene Marsh, Walter Kottwitz, Anthony D'Orazio, Francis Dahill, Alan Chamberlain, Phillip Ather- ton, William McCumiskey, Second Row - Donna Cole, Patricia Jones, Joan Kranz, Kay Kaufman, Carol Treusdell, Betty Cassady, Rebecca Burgess, Lois Hanks, First Row - Patricia Reddy, Doris Cassady; Janice Huff, Susan De- Rock; Ardith McNamara, Shirley Wright, Miss Randall, Fourth Row - Arthur Cooper, Patrick McCumiskey, Lloyd Arnold, Lyle Slack, Dean Schroeder, Arthur Sullivan, Richton Brown, Howard Morton, Third Row - Wilma Ford, Mabel Kruppner, Shirley Nichole, Phyllis Chamberlain, Virginia Prial, Betty Young, Anna May Dalton, Second Row - Mary Ann Webb, Patricia Thompson, Margaret Whalen, June Boyd, Olga Fote, Audrey McNamara, First Row - Richard Davis, Lawrence Fuller, Roderick Davis, Jack Wilcox, Patrick Metz, Fourth Row - Steven Sherlock, James White, Everett Perry, Leroy Burr, Robert Keeler, Roger Jelleson, Raymond Cassady, Brant Sher- lock, Leroy Abbey, Third Row - Gerald Halbert, Winifred Davenport, Lorraine Fox, Betty Sortore, Leijoy Enders, Jacqueline Rock, Onnlee Watson, Elizabeth Perry, Stephen Unfus, Second Row - Marian Jennings, Joyce Hotchkiss, Jean Noether, Ger- trude BraUybaugh, Judy Granger, Sarah Histed, Georgia Lang, Beverly Haskins, First Row - Merle Arnold, Frank Young, Ralph Truax, Roger Thompson Daniel Jones, It % Fourth Row - Virginia Brown, Dorothy Cassady, Donald Burr, Helen Quinton, karen Kranz, Arliss Brewer, Thelma Collins, Margaret Collins. Third Row - Rita Gleason, Jane Harrington, Joseph Whalen, Mary MeCumiskey, Gloria Burnside, Robert Treusdell, Maxine Dunn, Susan Thompson. Second Row - Joanne Reddy, Evelyn Morton, Richard Hull, Marcia Jennings, George Wright, Norma Fuller, Sandra Hartman. First Row - Jerry Chalker, Jerry Young, Ronald Chapman, Thomas fiaasidy, Edward Hallock. Fourth Row - Richard Harrington, Phil Rock, Pat Reddy, Linford Collins, Jerold Enders, Jack Thornton, David Fisher, Kenny Howden, Roger Smith, Ralph Hunt. Third Row - Jean McCarn, Linda Chamberlain, Beverly Comstock, Isabelle Hunt, Kay Hurd, Kathleen Gallmann, Arlene Sortore, Cecilia Whalen. Second Row - Cathy Lang, Faith Noether, Dorothy Boyd, Colla Schroeder, Virginia Davis, Peggy Hale, Mildred Raymond, Laura Chalker. First Row - Bobby Harrington, Benny Davis, Richard Jelleson, Rodger Petrie, Paul Curcio, Pat Loftis. Fourth Row - Paul Saxton, Lynnford Sweet, Lloyd Converse, Robert Hull, Daniel Kottwitz, Lynn Burnside, Michael Schroeder, Lee Chalker. Third Row - Marlene Dunn, Sue Grey, Judith Burr, Janet Comstock, Ethel Hull, Abble Chapman, Judith Jones, Janet Hale, Alice Sheldon, Second Row - Eugene Perry, Harvey Jewell, John Edmunds, William Me Cams, James Morton, Donald Edwards, William Hauck, Robert Watson. First Row - Eugene Bennett, Mary Davis, Ethel Cassady, Margaret McCumiskey, Rose Hallock, Philip Curcio. Fourth Row - David Hull, Gary DeRock, Robert Quinton, James Noether, Richard Fairbanks, Roger Sortore, Jeffrey Sisson, John Harrington, Snmett Harrington, Peter Maydole, Stephen Whalen. Third Row - Clark Tucker, David Comstock, Carroll Fuller, Thelma Graham, Mary Clark, Patricia Karri, Doris Fields, Milford Truax, Daniel Fox, Leslie Perry. Second Row - Judith Wilcox, Diane Haskins, Evelyn Treusdell, Vir- ginia Dorvit, Nancy Chamberlain, Janice Johannes, Donna Lux, Sharon Brown, Kay Comstock. First Row - Joel Hotchkiss, Ronald Johnson, Vincent Van Horn, Mark Chamberlain, Allen Arnold, Thomas Chalker, Lynn Thompson. I Fourth Row - James McCumiskey, Max Enders, Lynn Noether, Mike Harrington, Bobby Butler, Ronnie Bernard, Gary Cole, Kenneth Petrie, John Rich. Third Row - Sharon Morton, Cheryl Burr, Georgia Gormley, Charlotte Hartman, Connie Randolph, Carmelita Johannes, Rose Marie Locke, Sylvia Curcio. Second Row - Howard Van Horn, Philip Coombes, Donald Treusdell, David Davenport, John Reddy, Barry Windus, David Edmunds, Bobby Barber. First Row - Janice Thompson, Marcia Hurne, Sharron Butler, Diane Jones, Carol Anderson, Patty Lafferty. Fourth Row - David Scholes, Gregory Granger, Wayne Collins, Gene Comstock, William Dixon, Robert Brundage, William Bailey, Duane Truax, David Sortore. Third Row - Minnie Gayhart, Shirley Wilcox, Susan Schroeder, Sharon Shafer, Joyce Killian, Donna Hartman, Sharon Lunceford, Darlene Young, Helen Hale, Sally Loftis. Second Row - Jon Keeler, Gerald Garwood, James Wingert, Robert Brundage, Robert Farwell, Michael Fuller, Donald Hunt, David Chalker. First Row - Robert Howden, Cheryl Powers, Dolores Van Horn, Sylvia Voss, Doris Chalker, Ardean Luce. Fourth Row - Edward Gornley, William Killian, Michael DeRock, John Karn, Jerry Gleason, David Cole, Frederick Hotchkiss, Douglas Briggs, Daniel Hillman. Third Row - Esther Nichols, Mary Ellen Locke, Marsha Lux, Dorothy Sumner, Patricia Anderson, Joyce Bailey, Constance Huff, Bonnie Windus• Second Row - Francis Calcagno, James Bump, Dennis Fuller, Kenneth Atherton, Raymond Hartman, John Tucker, Keith Randolph, Larry Van Horn, Ronald Thompson. First Row - Marie Arnold, Karen Randolph, Marie Lafferty, Jac- quelyn Cha Ike r, Carol Barber, Nancy Farwell, Dorothy Jonea. n 3 SPORTS As in previous years, the � 51-� 52 athletic program was divided into three main sports: soccer, basketball and baseball. Amid colorful autumn leaves, pleasant sunshine, slippery mud and chilling rain, the Belfast Eleven” engaged in seven soccer games—winning two (one with a league opponent), tying another league struggle, and losing four. The team vanquished her league opponent Belmont 2-1. They also executed a victory in a non-league contest with Canaseraga 5-4. A game with Rushford resulted in a tie (2-2). Special mention should be paid to the captain—Winston Lilly—who was known as one of the best half-backs and penalty kickers in the league. The Varsity basketball squad, with Richard Backer as coach and Howard Jennings and Winston as captains, experienced some ex- cellent training and learned numerous and valuable facts about our popular winter sport. Even though they were far from the top, they had a couple of winning evenings—the happier one being Feb- ruary 12, when they downed Belmont 32-25. This was a fine return for losing their first contest with Belmont by three points. Other highlights occurred when they defeated Scio and when they went to town in the first half of the Fillmore battle. The Varsity cagers were her captains, John Hasper, '’Jim Jelleson, Wayne Hale, Jack Parker, Sonny Smith, Al D� Orazio, and Ralph Brown (who Joined them for the last five games). The Jayvees, with Ralph Windus as their coach, exhibited some commendable sportsmanship and profited greatly from the season. The most outstanding night for these players (listed below) re- sulted from a victory over Belmont s squad. Varsity John Hasper 179 Wayne Hale 31 Winston Lilly 90 Sonny Smith 24 Howard Jennings 44 Jim Jelleson 23 Ralph Brown 37 Al D� Orazio 10 Jack Parker 15 Junior Varsity Lyle Slack 93 Howard Fields 6 Jim Cornett 83 Martin Halbert 4 Lloyd Arnold 45 Francis Dahill 2 Lee Arnold 44 Larry Moyer 1 Al D� Orazio 23 Douglas Herrick 1 Elwin Fox 7 Darrell Brown Lewis Harrington The traditional saying goes something like this: When spring rolls around, all young men� s fancies turn to baseball. Conse- quently, several fellows rushed down to Coach Backer s office where he made this statement: All pitchers and catchers will report for practice March 1. I shall welcome any boys who wish to try out for the team. We do not know the results at this writing. In addition to the sports above, there was much enthusiasm after soccer season in a series of fundamentals of football, and in February and March in a program of mixed group volleyball games noon hours (with Joyce Jones, Alice Osgood, Winston Lilly and Sonny Smith as captains). Third Row - Coach Windus, Lloyd Arnold, Francis Dahill, Lyle Slack, Larry Moyer, Arthur Sullivan, Lee Arnold, Lewis Harrington. Second Row - Darrell Brown. First Row - Howard Fields, James Cornett, Albert D'Orazlo. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Second Row - Coach Backer, John Parker, John Hasper, Anthony D� Orazio, Cassius Smith, James Jelleson, Wayne Hale, Patrick Metz (Manager). First Row - Winston Lilly, Howard Jennings. VARSITY BASKETBALL r r f r or Second Row - Wayne Hale, James Jelleson, Anthony D'Orazio, Dean Schroeder, Cassius Smith, John Parker. P 1 8 Row “ George Harris, John Hasper, Albert D'Orazio, Lee Arnold. BASEBALL | 5.?gd - Coach Backer, Francis Dahlll, Howard Jennings, Lyle Slack! Anthony D'Orazio, Dean Schroeder, Cassius Smith. John Hasper, Patrick McCumlakey. First Row - Wayne Hale, George Harris, Winston Lilly, James Jelleson, Lee Arnold, John Parker SOCCER ft ■ % Second Row - Mary Gleason, Patricia Brown, Janet Halbert, Helen Chamberlain, Joyce Jones. First Row - Dorothy Dalton, Donna Spencer, Patricia Reddy, Gay Sweet, Arlene Watson. I THE SCHOOL SONG Stand up and cheer. Stand up and cheer for dear old Belfast, For to victory, the red and white above the rest. Our boys are fighting, and we are Sure to win this fight. We've got the team. We've got the steam. For this is dear old Belfast's team Rah, Rah, Rahl «I r ' YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR - Helen Chamberlain ASS1T. - Wilma Benjamin LITERARY - Patricia Brown Arlene Watson Jean Kaufman BUSINESS MANAGER ART SPORTS ADVERTISING Donna Shaller Jacqueline Granger Joan Kranz Kay Kaufman James Cornett John Hasper ADVISORS Mr. Richard Kaltenbach Miss Mary Randall Miss Mary McCarthy CAMERA CLUB Standing - Donna Shaller, Helen Chamberlain, Janet Halbert, Rose- mary Reddy. Seated - Patricia Brown, Lucia Burr. Cameramen- John Parker, Mr. Curcio, James Cornett. Model - Mary Gleason. BROADCAST STAFF Third Row - Gay Sweet, Betty Butler, Theron Truax, James Cornett, John Hasper, James Jelleson, Lewis Harrington, Marie Unfus, Donna Shaller. Second Row - Bonnie Brundage, Helen Chamberlain, Patricia Brown, Jean Kaufman, Barbara Smith, Kay Kaufman, Janet Halbert, Mary Gleason, Wilma Benjamin, Carole Davis, Jacqueline Granger. Firat Row - Miss McCarthy, Donna Spencer, Nancy Young, Joyce De- Rock, Carol Treusdell, Ann Chalker, Lucia Burr, Rosemary Reddy, Miss Randall. STUDENT COUNCIL £uani?in$ 7 Alan Chamberlain, Joan Kranz, Onnlee Watson, Phyllis Chamberlain, Winston Lilly, James Jelleson, John Parker, Lloyd Arnold, Brant Sherlock, Phyllis Abbey, Gay Sweet, Ardith McNamara. lr'a!eCornetty Gleason’ Patricia Brown, John Hasper, Calvin Webb, Third Row - Carol© Davis, Mary Harrington, Jean Kaufman, Barbara Smith, Mary Burr, Nancy Young, Miss Aspell. Second Row - Dorothy Dalton, Jacqueline Granger, Jean Chalker, Joyce DeRock, Bonnie Brundage, First Row - Gay Sweet, Wilma Benjamin, Marie Unfus, Beverly France, filsie Sortore. Second Row - Howard Fields, Charles Wilcox, John Parker, Elwln Fox, Richard Unfus, Eugene Marsh, Theron Truax. First Row - Rodney Treusdell, Wayne Hale, Larry Moyer, James Jelleson, Howard Jennings, Mr, Kara. n ' ' CHOIR Third Row - Barbara Smith, Gaorge Harris, Albert D'Orazlo, Winston Lilly, Larry Moyer, Anthony D'Orazlo, John Hasper, James Jelleson, Howard Jennings, John Parker, Wayne Hale, Calvin Webb, Marie Unfus. Second Row - Gay Sweet, Betty Butler, Wilma Benjamin, Mary Gleason, Jean Kaufman, Carole Davis, Arlene Watson, Patricia Brown, Helen Chamberlain, Dorothy Dalton, Joyce Jones, Rosemary Reddy. First Row - Lucia Burr, Grace Unfus, Ann Chalker, Jacqueline Granger, Mary Harrington, Jean Chalker, Alice Osgood, Janet Hal- bert, Donna Shaller, Mary Burr, Nancy Young, Beverly France. Third Row - Beverly Haskins, Jacqueline Rock, Patrick Metz, ftichard Davis, Lewis Harrington, James Jelleson, Lawrence Fuller, Robert Keeler, Roderick Davis, Audrey McNamara, Arlene Watson, Douglas Herrick, Francis Dahill, Calvin Webb. Second Row - Donna Spencer, Helen Jennings, Carole Davis, Mary Harrington, Gay Sweet, Lorraine Fox, Margaret Collins, Kay Hurd. First Row - James White, Marcia Jennings, Olga Fote. n ’ THE LANE TO LOWER PRICES The Ultimate in Soda Bar Favorites LANES PHARMACY PHONE 77 a SINGING A SONG of Good Cheer and Best Wishes for This Year 8 Graduates FROM PONCH and THE GANG ' ' I PROMs Mr. Burdette J. Hasper SEE HOWARD L. GRASTORP for Farm Equipment, Deep Freezes, etc. ALL KINDS OP SPECIAL TREATS IT'S ALL WAYS A PLEASANT AT THE BELFAST HOTEL ROOMS LUNCHES DINNERS And Always Your Favorite TV Show Nightly STOP R R SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT There� a Still Time to Visit LUEWIG S Open Evenings Until Eleven O'clock VISIT SID FRANCE'S CORNER We Sell New Ones Repair Old Ones CALL GALLMANN'S For General Hardware Electrical Appliances PHONE 147-W STOP IN BELFAST'S OWN IRISH KITCHEN Irish Stew, Our Specialty ' M