Belfast Central School - Belorea Yearbook (Belfast, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1953 volume:

’ I i fl I We dedicate this Belorea to the memory of Richton Brown, who entered the fifth grade at Belfast Central School in February, 1949, and became a freshman last fall. Curly”, as we fondly called him, was well liked by all of us. We admired him for his excellent sportsmanship, his co-operation at all times, and his sunny disposition. We will never forget his interest and ability in sports, especially in basketball and baseball. Curly is sadly missed by all who knew him. I Standing - Mr. Baader, Mr. Karn, Mr. Backer, Mr. Farwell, Mr. Kaltenbach, Mr. Coveil, Mr. Warner, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Spalding, Mrs. Bennett, Miss McCarthy, Mr. Hale, Mrs. Mete, Mr. Curclo. Seated - Mrs. Damon, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. Cornett, Miss Seavert, Miss Rock, Mrs. Grey, Miss Carpenter, Miss Jerman. r FACULTY Woodrow W. Covell Principal Bernice Hall DeEtte Metz Mary Spalding Barbara Jerman Elinor Carpenter Violet Damon Fern Bennett John Baader Mary Rock LaVerne Warner Vivian Cornett Mary McCarthy Domenlc Curclo Franklin Karn Richard Hale Virginia Babbitt Richard Backer Richard Kaltenbach Evelyn Hotchkiss Stanley Maruszak 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 Instrunental Music Guidance Eleanor Seavert School Secretary Edythe Grey School Nurse BOARD OP EDUCATION Earl Lilly, President Wallace Wingert Dorance Chamberlain Mrs. Wilma Sisson Woodrow W. Coveil. Principal Charles DeRock Stanley Chamberlain Lawrence Butler Eleanor L. Seavert, Clerk SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Standing - George VanDusen, Clarence Jewell, Leslie Collins, Glenn Histed Arthur Burr, Matthew Krzewinski. Seated - Gertrude Petrie, Evelyn Karn, Mae McNamara. 5. a u i Second Row - Mr. Coveil, Dorothy Dalton, Phyllis Abbey, Barbara Smith, Cassius Smith, John Hasper, Wayne Hale, Joyce DeRock. Joyce Jones. Nancy Young, Mrs. Cornett. Row - Delores Thompson, Jean Chalker, Marie Unrus, Helen Barber, Bonnie Brundage, Jacqueline Granger, Leora Dorvit. Wilma Benjamin. I Twenty-six energetic freshmen entered high school in September, 1949. We were a bit shy at first; however, as the year progressed, we outgrew this as we became engrossed in our studies and activities. Being party- minded, we found that a bumpy truck ride to a Fillmore movie placed all of us in a Jovial mood. An adventure in Wellsville where many of us learned to skate (?) was another highlight in our social life. As sophomores, we were permitted to have one money-making activity. After much discussion, we decided upon a dance. We really flubbed the dub on this, but all who came enjoyed themselves. In our Junior year we plunged into our money-raising affairs. With only eighty-six cents In our treasury, we felt a great need for some revenue . Among our activities, we sold candy and cards, sponsored dances, put on dinners and had great fun presenting Aunt Cathie’s Cat , a three-act mystery comedy. We entertained the seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, at which everyone had a glorious time. Then we Journeyed to Cuba Lake after the banquet and had a ball for ourselves. I think everyone will agree that our Senior year has been the most enjoyable. We now number only seventeen, nine having dropped out moved away in the four years. Many memories of our senior year will live In our minds forever...the merriment of practising for our play Act Your Age , which proved a record-breaking success... the parties...the dances... the Joyous fun on our Washington trip, especially on our chartered bus... and finally the excitement and touch of sadness that goes with graduation. u PHYLLIS ABBEY Choir 12 3 4 Operetta 234 Belorea 4 Broadcast 123 Assft. Editor 4 P. H. A. 1 2 Treasurer 3 Vice-President 4 Latin Club 1 Camera Club 4 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 WILMA BENJAMIN Choir 1234 P. H. A. 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Broadcast 123 Editor 4 Belorea Associate Editor 3 Editor 4 Class Secretary 3 4 Class President 2 Student Council 4 Junior Play Senior Play Latin Club 1 Operetta 234 HELEN BARBER Class President 1 4 Candy Manager 3 4 BONNIE BRUNDAGE Class IVeasurer 1 P. H. A. 1 2 4 Secretary 3 Camera Club Secretary 4 Choir 124 Broadcast 3 Typing Editor 4 Junior Play Operetta 4 JEAN CHALKER FT A. 1 234 Camera Club Vice President 4 Choir 234 Operetta 234 Broadcast 4 JOYCE DEROCK Choir 124 Camera Club 4 F. H. A. 1 Vice President 2 President 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Class Vice President Junior Play Senior Play Broadcast News Editor 3 4 Operetta 4 DOROTHY DALTON Latin Club 1 2 P. H. A. 1 2 3 4 Choir 123 Operetta 2 3 Student Council 3 Cheerleader 234 LEORA DORVIT P. H7 A. 1 3 Treasurer 2 Secretary 4 Senior Play Broadcast 3 Business Manager 4 Camera Club 4 Belorea Business Manager 4 JACQUELINE GRANGER Choir 1234 Operetta 234 Camera Club 4 Art Club 1 2 P. H. A. 1 2 3 4 Baton twirling 2 Broadcast 234 Belorea 2 Art Editor 3 4 WAYNE HALE Basketball 1234 Soccer 1234 Baseball 1234 Choir 1234 Student Council 4 P. P. A. 1 2 Treasurer 3 President 4 Camera Club 4 Junior Play Senior Play Operetta 234 Class Vice President 4 Choral Club JOHN HASPER basketball 1234 Baseball 1234 Soccer 234 Belorea 1 2 Adv. Manager 3 4 Broadcast 123 Sports Editor 4 Student Council President 3 4 Camera Club President 4 Art Club 1 Choir 1234 Operetta 234 Junior Play Senior Play V joyck JUNKS FT H. A. 1 2 Cheerleader 123 Choir 1234 Band 1 Operetta 2 3 Junior Play Class Treasurer 3 BARBARA SMITH CEoiF mnr 4 Broadcast 234 P. H. A. 1 2 3 Operetta 2 4 Junior Play CASSIUS SMITH Soccer 2 5 Manager 1 Basketball 123 Choir 1234 Junior Play 1 3 Class President 3 Camera Club 4 Choral Club 2 Operetta 234 DELORES THOMPSON -mr A. 1 2 '4' Broadcast 4 Band 234 Junior Play Camera Club 4 MARIE UNPUS ¥7 H. A. I 2 3 4 Broadcast 1234 Cheerleader 4 Choir 234 Class Secretary 1 2 Junior Play Senior Play Operetta 234 NANCY YOUNG CKoir i' 2 3 4 Band 1234 P. H. A. 1 2 3 Treasurer 4 Camera Club Treasurer 4 Broadcast 1 2 Typing Editor 3 Senior Play Operetta 234 L II Ii r i JUNIOR CLASS Third Row - Darrell Brown, Lee Arnold, Lewis Harrington, Elwin Pox, James Jelleson, Clarence Gallmann. Second Row - Mr. Curclo, Ann Chalker, Arlene Watson, Naomi Lafferty, Wilma Michael, Mary Burr, Mary Harrington, Jean Kaufman, Miss McCarthy. First Row - Donna Spencer, Carole Davis, Gay Sweet, Betty Butler, Beverly prance, Grace Unfus. Hello1 May we Introduce the Junior Class to you? First Is Naomi Lafferty, who Joined us this year from Rushford; Grace Unfus, our little blonde who likes sports better than boys; Mary Burr, whose heart belongs in the mountains of Rushford; Ann Chalker, a real slick chick ; Clarence Gallmann, first class chef; Beverly France, who would rather do house work than school work; Gay Sweet, a gal full of person- ality; Carole Davis, who keeps the boys guessing; Betty Butler, everybody� a pal; Jim Jelleson, our romantic chicken farmer; Wilma Michael, our meek miss from Gleason Hill; Donna Spencer, Sweetheart of our class; Mary Harrington, whom everyone loves (that’s Jim-dandy , isn’t it?); Lewie Harrington, a fellow who is always ready to laugh; Arlene Watson, whose heart belongs in Allen; Darrell Brown, who is little, but oh rayl; Elwin Fox, an ideal Paw in our play; Lee Arnold, the Caneadea Casanova; and Jean Kaufman, who keeps the baton twirling as well as the boys. In the fall the following officers were elected: President__ Jim Jelleson; Vice-President—Arlene Watson; Secretary—Jean Kaufman; Treasurer- -Clarence Gallmann; Student Council Representatives—Mary Harrington and Lewis Harrington; and Advisors—Mr. Curcio and Miss McCarthy. Washington, here we cornel On February 2 we gave our first dinner for County Ag and Homemaking teachers and started selling candy. We sponsored another dinner February 25 for the County school press association. The thirteenth of March (Friday, at that), we all swung to the music of the Ex- Cheks for our first dance. While practising for our play Hillbilly Weddin’ , presented the same month, we sold cards and stationery. In April we held another dance, this time featuring the Woodhulls. We then began making plans for the Jhnior-Senior Banquet. We have had a fine time this year—practising and presenting our plays and choir concerts, playing with and cheering for the ball games, selling cards, and shooting the new rifle, but mostly being together. Here are our thanks to all who have made this a truly wonderful year. ■ I, r i a a T SOPHOMORE CLASS Third Row - William McCumiskey, Douglas Herrick, Anthony D'Orazio, Panels DaHill, Alan Chamberlain, Phillip Atherton. Second Row - Shirley Wright, Lois Hanks, Carol Treusdell, Rebecca Burgess, Patricia Jones, Ardith McNamara, Mrs. Hotchkiss. First Row - Patricia Reddy, Joan Kranz, Kay Kaufman, Susan DeRock, Janice Huff. Absent - Raymond Chapman, Walter Kottwitz. FRESHMAN CLASS Third Row - Roderick Davis, Arthur Cooper, Lloyd Arnold, Patrick MeCJumiskey, Lyle Slack, Arthur Sullivan, David Jones, Howard Morton, Roy Patterson. Seoond Row - Wilma Ford, Jack Wilcox, Richard Davis, Phyllis Chamberlain, Mary Ann Webb, David Lafferty, Lawrence Fuller, June Boyd, Mr. Backer. First Row - Anna May Dalton, Patricia Thompson, Peggy Whalen, Barbara Weaver, Mabel Kruppner, Olga Fote. Absent - Betty Young. r Third Row - Merle Wilcox, Stephen Unfus, Steven Sherlock, Gerald Halbert, Roger Jelleeon, LeRoy Burr, Brant Sherlock, Raymond Cassady, Laroy Abbey, Prank Young. Second Row - Miss Rock, Sarah Hlsted, Marian Helen Jennings, Dava Jean Callan, Jacqueline Rock, Lorraine Pox, Onnlee Watson, Betty Jean Sortore, Winnlfred Davenport, Faith Judith Granger. First Row - Beverly Haskins, Joyce Hotchkiss, Diane Rich, Daniel Jones, Spalding, Merle Arnold, Joanne Thurston, Audrey McNamara, Georgia Lang. GRADE 7 Third Row - Arllss Brewer, Robert Truesdell, Donald Burr, Paul Paine, Dick Hull, Leroy Enders, John Dorvlt, Jerry Young, Ralph Truax, Roger Thompson, Joseph Whalen, Mr. Baader. Second Row - Maxine Dunn, Mary McCumlskey, Brenda Balcom, Gertrude Bradybaugh, Helen Quinton, Gloria Burnside, Margaret Collins, Virginia Brown, Sandra Hartman, Rita Gleason. First Row - Marcia Jennings, Norma Puller, Joanne Reddy, Barbara Cassady, Thomas dassldy, Ronald Bigelow, Eddie Hallock, Jane Harrington, Evelyne Morton, Susan Thompson. GRADE 6 Fourth Row - Richard Jelleson, Roger Smith, Jerry Chalker, TedPalmer, Linford 5511ins, Patrick Reddy, Jerold Enders, Daniel Weaver, David Fisher, Robert Burr, Kenneth Howden, Mrs. Bennett. Third Row - Jean McCarns, Eva Lou Nicholson, Kathleen Oallmann, Isabelle Hunt, TKelma Collins, Dorothy Cassady, Kay Hurd, Beverly Comstock, Frances Coveil, Virginia Davis, Nancy Mowers. Second Row - Faith Noether, Dorothy Boyd, Peggy Hale, Cecilia Whalen, Linda cHamberlain, Kathryn Lang, Mildred Raymond, Arlene Sortore, Laura Chalker. First Row - Robert Harrington, Charles Davis. William Paine, Rodger Pet'rieTTaul Curcio, Richard Harrington, Patrick Loftis. GRADE 5 Third Row - Donald Clayson, Mike Schroeder, Lloyd Converse, Robert Hull, Lynn Burnside, Phil Rock, Sidney Roberts, Lynford Sweet, James Morton, John Edmunds. Second Row - Gene Bennett, Harvey Jewell, William Hauck, Lee Chalker, Judy 6urr“EiEel Hull, Coila Schroeder, Paul Saxton, Ronnie Thurston, Philip Curcio. _ First Row - Margaret McCumiskey, Ethel Cassady, Sharon Wilson, Janet Hale, j idyJones, Sue Grey, Marlene Dunn, Alice Sheldon, Rosie Hallock. Absent - Abbie Chapman, Robert Watson, Danny Kottwitz, John Marsh, William McCarns, Mary Davis, Donald Edwards. r Third Row - Miss Carpenter, Roland Paine, Emmett Harrington, Robert Quinton D avid Hull, Roger Sortore, Jeffrey Sisson, James Noether, John Harrington, Gary DeRock, Milford Truax. Second Row - Joel Hotchkiss, Thomas Chalker, Stephen Whalen, Gordon Slocum, Patricia Karn, Thelma Graham, Daniel Pox, Clark Tucker, Mark Chamberlain, Allen Arnold. Flrat Hgw - Diane Haskins, Judith Wilcox, Virginia Dorvit, Doris Fields, Nancy Chamberlain, Janice Johannes, Evelyn Treusdell, Sharon Brown, Kay Comstock. GRADE 3 Fourth How - Miss Jerman, Max Enders, Donald Treusdell, Mark Paine, Michael Harrington, Pascal Baldl, Robert Butler, George Schroeder, Lynn Noether, Kenneth Petrie. Third Row - Janice Thompson, Diane Jones, Marcia Hurne, Rose Marie Locke, Cheryl Burr, Ruth Skinner, Charlotte Hartman, Donna Jennings, Judy Coveil. Carmelita Johannes. Se£on£ D«vid Edmunds, Lynn Thompson, David Davenport, John Rich, John Reddy, Fred Miles, James McCumiskey, Barry Windus, Robert Barber, prat Row - Carol Anderson, Sharon Butler, Betty Histed, Sharon Morton. Sylvia Curcio, Patricia Thurston. GRADE 2 Third Row - Bobby Farwell, Gen© Comstock, Gregory Granger, Billy Bailey, Ronald Bernard, Bobby Brundage, Duane Truax, David Scholes, David Sortore, Mrs. Spalding. _ . , Second Row - Doris Chalker, Ardean Luce, Jon Keeler, Donald Hunt, Michael PuTTer,“Bobby Sherlock, Jimmie Wingert, Gerald Garwood, David Chalker, Sally LoftIs. First Row - Minnie Gayhart, Clara Skinner, Helen Hale, Sharon Shafer, Joyce Killian, Donna Hartman, Darlene Young, Cheryl Powers. Absent - Wayne Collins, Billy Dixon, Judy Stair. Mr8. Brainard. Third Row - Raymond Hartman, Kathryn Fritz, Jacquelyn Chalker, Carroll Jones,“Douglas Briggs, Robert Howden, Roy Hartwick, Susan Schroeder, Constance Huff, Daniel Hillman. Second Row - Nancy Farwell, Bonnie Windus, Dennis Fuller, William Killian, Carol Slocum, Michael DeRock, Frederick Hotchkiss, John Tucker, Kenneth Atherton. First Row - Ronald Thompson, Ronald Hurne, Kathleen Haskins, Francis Calcagno, Marie Arnold, Dorothy Jones, James Bump, Carol Barber. Absent - Lynn Wallachlaeger, Billy Collins, Bethel Maydole, Donald Marsh, Donald Callen, Joyce Bailey, Patricia Anderson, Edward Gormley, Brenda Aylor, Carol Gorton, Patrick Prial. k, u, ' T KINDSKGARTEN ; 3 t Fourth Row - Mrs. Hall, Paul Sohroeder, Phyllis Hurd, Janice Taylor, Marcia Brandes, DAnnis McCumiskey, Gall Burr, Kenneth Treusdell, Sharon Killian, Mrs. Haskins. Third Row - Larry Lockwood, Rita Munn, Bonnie Unfus, Nancy Rock, James Simmons, Terry Sisson, Richard Pielow, Geraldine Hulbert, Dale Johnson, Laura Wallschlaeger, Mertina Burdick. Second Row - Thomas Farwell, William Nichols, David DeRock, Charles Hull, Susan Hillman, Dennis Grastorf, Joan Boyd, Linda Anderson. First Rg; - Brenda Cole, William Huff, Sheryl Shafer, Sharon Kottwitz, Thomas Pitt, Kathleen Beardsley. Absent - Gregory Barber, Lee Guilford, Stephan Lewis, Frederick Meyers, James Wilcox, Albert Prial, Michael Metcalf, Edith Brandes, Linda Edwards, Lynette Gormley, Beryl Stair. H n « r YEARBOOK STAFF r H)ITOR - Wilma Benjamin ASS1T - Jean Kaufman LITERARY - Arlene Watson Phyllis Abbey Carole Davis Mr. Richard Kaltenbach BUSINESS MANAGER - Leora Dorvit ART SPORTS ADVERTISING ADVISORS Mias Mary McCarthy - Jacqueline Granger Kay Kaufman Walter Kottwitz - Elwin Fox - John Haaper Mr8. Evelyn Hotchkisa CAMERA CLUB Standing - Jean Chalker, Wilma Benjamin, Leora Dorvit, Seated - Bonnie Brundage, Jacqueline Granger, Nancy Young, Delores Thompson, Phyllis Abbey, Joyce DeRock, Mr. Curcio. Cameramen - John Hasper, Wayne Hale, Cassius Smith. f Second Row - Jacqueline Granger, Ann Chalker, Mabel Kruppner, Betty Young, Naomi LaTTerty, Mary Ann Webb, Barbara Weaver, Margaret Whalen, Olga Fote, Bonnie Brundage, Delorea Thompson, Jean Chalker, Nancy Young, Mrs. Babbitt, Donna Spencer, Arlene Watson, Dorothy Dalton, Mary Harrington. First Row - Phyllis Abbey, Leora Dorvit, Joyce DeRock, Gay Sweet, Anna May balton, Marie Unfus, Patricia Reddy, Janice Huff, Wilma Benjamin, Carole Davis. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BELFAST Second Row - Mr. Karn, Lawrence Fuller, Jack Wilcox, David Jones, Elwin Fox. First Row - Lloyd Arnold, Phillip Atherton, Roy Patterson, Howard Morton, Wayne Efale, James Jelleson, Lee Arnold. BROADCAST STAFF Third Row - Kay Kaufman, Ann Chalker, Barbara Smith, Phyllis Chamberlain, Lewis Barrington, Elwln Fox, Clarence Gallmann, Carol Treusdell, Marie Unfus, Rebecca Burgess, Naomi Lafforty. Second Row - Miss McCarthy, Joan Kranz, Carole Davis, Nancy Young, Betty Butler, Tean Chalker, Jacqueline Granger, Mary Harrington, Delores Thompson, Gay Sweet, Donna Spencer, Mrs. Hotchkiss. First Row - James Jelleson, Phyllis Abbey, Joyce DeRock, Bonnie Brundage, Wilma Benjamin, Arlene Watson, Jean Kaufman, Leora Dorvlt, John Hasper. STUDENT COUNCIL Standing - Wilma Benjamin, Gerald Halbert, Joan Kranz, Mary Harrington, Carol Treusdell, Leroy Enders, Walter Kottwltz, Howard Morton, Lorraine Fox, Phyllis Abbey, Anna May Dalton, Gay Sweet, Sarah Histed. Seated - Jean Kaufman, Wayne Hale, John Hasper, James Jelleson, Mrs. Cornett. 9 I ■ BAND Fifth Row - Grace Unfus, Richard Davis, James Jelleson, Naomi Lafforty. TTeaT SpaTding • Fourth Row - Judy Granger, Marcia Jennings, Margaret Collins, Phyllis Abbey, Hary Barrington, Lorraine Fox, Carole Davis, Joyce Hotchkiss. Third Row - Mr. Maruszak, Audrey McNamara, Larry Fuller, Douglas Herrick, Roderick Davis, Francis Dahill, Arlene Watson, Mary Ann Webb, Patricia Thompson, Georgia Lang, Kay Kaufman. Second Row - Beverly Haskins, Olga Fote, Kay Hurd, Helen Jennings, Nancy Young, DeXores Thompson, Margaret Whalen, Leroy Abbey. First Row - Jean Kaufman, June Boyd. CHOIR Third Row - Douglas Herrick, Anthony D raaio, Cassius Smith, Pranoi Dahill, John Hasper, Arthur Sullivan, Lyle Slack, James Jelleson, Lewis Harrington, Wayne Hale, Lloyd Arnold. Second Row - Patricia Reddy, Janice Huff, Carole Davis, Nancy Young, Joyce DeRock, Phyllis Abbey, Bonnie Brundage, Arlene Watson, Rebecca Burgess, Mary Harrington, Patricia Jones, Elizabeth Butler, Gay Sweet, Beverly France, Wilma Benjamin. First Row - Jean Kaufman, Mary Burr, Jacqueline Granger, Barbara Smith, tfarie tfnfus, Jean Chalker, Naomi Lafferty, Kay Kaufman, Joan Kranz, Ann Chalker. i ■ L K i r SPORTS Our athletic program was divided into three main sports--soccer, basketball and baseball. (I wish there were more space to devote to our fourth major interest—the Rifle Club. Some of the girls and fellows made high marks on the rifle range.) In soccer the Belfast Eleven slogged through mud and water to win a victory over Belmont and tie Wellsville. The results of the remainder of games were not favorable for Belfast. Here’s praise for the excellent Job Franny Dahill accomplished as goalie. The Bulldogs started basketball practice early in November and put in many grueling hours. The Varsity squad, with Dick Backer as coach, fought for each game, but came out with disappointing results. Even though they were at the bottom of the league, the Varsity boys gained experience and learned many new things about this favorite winter sport. The Jayvees had Jack Baader as coach during the second semester. Under him we found out some more tricks of the trade. After several heart- breaking losses, the Jayvees finally defeated Fillmore 35-31 and Belmont 41-39. We hope we have some fine prospects for next yearfs Varsity and Jayvee teams. Listed below is a chart for the players� individual scores: Varsity Tony D’Orazio 109 Ray Chapman 24 John Hasper 222 Franny Dahill 63 Wayne Hale 90 Skip Slack 59 Jim Jelleson 68 Lewis Harrington 17 Junior Varsity Lee Arnold 56 David Jones 17 Elwin Fox 57 Art Sullivan 102 Darrell Brown 15 Walter Kottwitz 15 Roy Patterson 0 Phil Atherton 29 Lloyd Arnold 108 Howard Morton 1 Doug Herrick 19 Bill McCumiskey 4 Artie Cooper 17 Our cheerleaders did a fine Job this year. They gave the players a lot of inspiration. They also kept our spirits up while we were feeling despondent. Our managers were also good to us. As the Joys of springtime began to appear in March, all of us boys began thinking of baseball. We commenced America18 favorite game with a confident air. Here’s good luck to all the sports participants of the year. And here’s also hearty thanks to the cheerleaders and both coaches for every- thing they did for us. k R R r VARSITY BASKETBALL Third Row - Coach Backer, Wayne Hale, John Haaper, Francis Dahill, Anthony b Orazio, Lewis Harrington, Lyle Slack, James Jelleson, Daniel Jones (Manager). Second Row - Mrs. Cornett. First Row - Donna Spencer, Gay Sweet, Patricia Reddy, Arlene Watson, Dorothy T5alton (Cheerleaders). JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL — Phillip Atherton, Lloyd Arnold, Lee Arnold, David Jones, Walter Kottwitz, Elwin Pox, Coach Baader, Arthur Sullivan, Howard Morton, Arthur Cooper, Roy Patterson, Douglas Herrick. Second Row - Mrs. Cornett. FAr8t go - Joan Kaufman, Mabel Kruppner, Marie Unfus, Mary Harrington. Susan DeRock (Cheerleaders). 1 It ! r SOCCER Second Row - Wayne Hale, John Haaper, Walter Kottwltz, Lyle Slack, Elwin Fox, Francis Dahill, Arthur Sullivan, Lewis Harrington, Anthony D'Orazio, James Jelleson, Coach Backer. First Row - Lawrence Fuller, William McCumiskey, Arthur Cooper, Lloyd Arnold, Lee Arnold, Howard Morton, Roderick Davis, Roy Patterson, Douglas Herrick, Daniel Jones (Manager). BASEBALL Second Row - Wayne Hale, James Jelleson, John Hasper, Anthony DfOrazio, Arthur Sullivan, Coach Backer. Row - Lewis Harrington, William McCumiskey, Lee Arnold, Douglas Herrick. ft r V ■ ' f ■ N • . f • , • . i� s . ' v' � __________________________________________________________________________ r CONGRATULATIONS To This Yearfs Graduates PROM PONCH and THE GANG THE RED WHITE for good foods and meats. PRANCE MOTORS, INC. Belfast, N. Y. Phone: Office BELFAST 147-J Res. BELFAST 18-W See THE BELFAST LUMBER COMPANY Phone Belfast 162 Sales Phone: 61 ART1S ELECTRIC THOR-washer ZENITH-radio HOOVER-cleaner KELVINATOR-refrigerator freezer range Terms Res. - 99R2 Service GLF and farm supplies. for all your school needs. 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