Belfast Central School - Belorea Yearbook (Belfast, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1954 volume:

Editor—Jean Kaufman} Assistant—Joan Kranz; Literary—Donna Spencer, Arlene Watson, Mary Harrington, Betty Butler; Business Manager— Clarence Gallmann; Art—Kay Kaufman, Walter Kottwitz, Diane Rich} Sports—Elwin Fox; Typing—Janice Huff, Carol Treusdell, Patricia Reddy; Shirley Wright; Photography—Ann Chalker, Gay Sweet; Advertising— James jeileson; aavisors—Mra. Evelyn Hotchkiss, Miss Mary McCarthy, Mr. Robert Kurtz Second Row—Mr. Curclo, Mr. Karn, Mrs. Tauer, miss McCarthy, Mrs. Spalding, Mrs. Bralnard, Mrs. Callen, Mr. Farwell, Mrs. Metz, Mr. Coveil, Mr. Warner, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Hale, Mr. Maruszak First Row--Mr. Baader, Mrs. Cornett, Mrs. Bennett, Miss Rock, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Miss Seavert, Mrs. Damon, Miss Jer an, Mrs. Grey, Miss Carpenter Absent—Mr. Kurtz FACULTY Woodrow W. Covell Principal Clarice Callen DeEtte Metz Mary Spalding Barbara Jerman Elinor Carpenter Violet Damon Fern Rennett John Baader Mary Rock LaVerne Warner Vivian Cornett Mary McCarthy Domenic Curcio Franklin Karn Richard Hale Ruth Taber Eugene Palmer Robert Kurtz Evelyn Hotchkiss Stanley Maruszak Richard Farwell Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Firth Grade Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Mathematics Eighth Grade Languages Social Studies English, Liorary Science Agriculture Music Homemakir.g rnysical Education Art Business Instrumental Music Guidance Eleanor Seavert School Secretary Edythe Grey School Nurse I Earl Lilly, President Wallace Wingert Dorance Chamberlain Mrs. Wilma Sisson Charles DeRock Stanley Chamberlain Lawrence Butler Woodrow W. Coveil, Principal Eleanor L. Seavert, Clerk SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Second Row—Arthur Burr, Clarence Jewell, Glenn Histed, Leslie Collins, Matthew Krzewinski, Charles Gordon First Row--Mrs. Gertrude Petrie, Mrs. Mae McNamara, Mrs. Evelyn Karn Absent—George VanDusen mm DARRELL BROWN Darrell le our proof that some mighty nloe things can come In small packages. Though he Is a bit short, he has scored many important points In his favorite sport- -Basketball. He had parts In our two plays (remember him as Mr. Midnight?). He was Vice President of the Student Council this year. As a member of the Camera Club, Dar- rell made a hobby of taking some exception- ally good snaps . Darrell, as yet, has not decided what he expects to do In the future; you may be sure It will be some- thing worthwhile. ELIZABETH BUTLER Betty, our Senior lass with the spark- ling blue eyes, is very friendly and hap- py. She helps make any group complete. She sang in the Choir for four jwars and took part In some school operettas. She worked faithfully on the Features for the Broadcast for three years and on the Lit- erary a taf f of the Belorea In her senior year. Betty enjoys sports, especially baseball and basketball. Her favorite pastime Is dancing. She plans on taking a nursing course for a career. ANN CHALKER Ann, one of the most ambitious girls In our class. Is also one of our most outstanding girls In sports (watch her In basketball sometime). She la very Interested In photography and was a member of the Camera Club, taking the posi- tion of Photography Editor on our Belorea staff this year. Other activities to Ann's credit during the four years were Choir, FHA, and Broadcast. Her favorite sport is baseball; dancing is easily her favorite pastime. For a hobby, Ann enjoys sewing and Is considering It as a career. EDWIN FOX Elwin, our tall far- mer from Oramel and quite” the character actor in Hillbilly Weddin', was active in our two publications, FFA and the sports field. He was Sports Editor of the Belorea and Broadcast, He1s been a member of the FFA for four years, holding two offices. Reporter and Sentinel, Elwin started his sports interest as a Sophomore on the JV basketball squad. This year he was Can't Make Practice Fox in varsity basketball. When Elwin was not busy” in school, he could be found build- ing model airplanes, hunting, fishing, or hiking. CLARENCE GALLMANN Clarence is one of the best managers the Class of '54 ever had. For three years he was its Treasurer (became known as Money-Bags Gallmann), He parti- cipated in both class plays. He was a mem- ber of the Broadcast for two years; this year he was Business Manager of Belorea. His ravorite pastime as a Senior seemed to be Camera Club. (Why? We don't know.) Clarence's hobbies are baking, cooking and art work. His ma- jor ambition in life is to be a chef and from all indications, he should be a good one. LEWIS HARRINGTON Lewie , a Senior Romeo, is always teas- ing, but he does it in a friendly sort of way. He was in all sports during his high school years — basketball, soccer (co-captain), and baseball. He beat the drums in the Band and sang in the Choir. He was a Student Coun- cil representative and a Camera Club member his Senior year. Lew- ie will long be re- membered as Obey” in our Junior Play and as Keith in the Senior Play. This Romeo plans on going to Alfred Uni- versity come fall for a business course. J MARY HARRINGTON A member of the Band four years, Mary was presented with the an- nual musical award In 1953. Taking an act- ive part In Choir, she was In three oper- ettas. Full of school spirit, she became a JV cheerleader In her last two years. A member of the Broad- cast as a Junior, Mary moved up to the posi- tion of News Editor this year. She repre- sented the class In Student Council for the past two years. As a Senior she was on the Belorea and Sec- retary of the Camera Club. Mary may attend Doyle Beauty School. PHYLLIS JACKSON Phyllis Joined us this fall. She had at- tended St. Barbara’s. There she joined the Science Club, was Class Secretary, play- ed center forward In basketball and was a pitcher. Later, she was captain of these teams. As a Sophomore Phyllis was ii. the play and the Gleam’s Sports Editor and Arm 0 Chair Critic. As a Junior at another school, she was Vice- President. In Septem- ber, Phyllis came to BCS where she joined our Choir and Camera Club. Phyllis Intends to go to Hunter College to prepare for teach- ing. JAMES A. JELLESON Jim , a very popu- lar boy at BCS, was the Seniors’ heart throb”. He excelled In sports—basketball, (captain), soccer (co- captaln) and baseball. Jim won many FFA a- wards and offices dur- ing his four year8. Good In parliamentary procedures, he was President of his class two years. Student Council President and President of both county and local FFA. In both plays Jim was the romantic hero. He sang In the Choir, and played In the Band. In his spare time he handled Broadcast mim- eographing and Belorea advertising. JEAN KAUFMAN As Jean made a very capable Junior Class Secretary, she was re- elected In her Senior year. On the Broad- cast for four years (Art Editor once), she —as a Senior and Edi- tor— took much Inter- est In Its Improve- ment. On the Belorea throughout high school Jean moved from Assoc- iate Editor as a Jun- ior to Editor. Full of pep she was a JV cheerleader two years. She was also a four- year member of the FHA Choir and operettas; Student Council Treas- urer; ACSPA President; a Band member three years; a Camera Club member; and a baton twlrler. NAOMI LAFFERTY Naomi, who Is the outstanding singer of our group. Joined our class In her Junior year. Formerly, she attended Rushford Cen- tral. She particularly en- joys basketball and was a cheerleader at Rushford for one year. Activities in which she has participated since coming to Bel- fast are FHA, Choir, Band, Broadcast, Cam- era Club, and the Sen- ior Play. Naomi's favorite hobby is roller skat- ing; her pet subject is Math. As for her future, she is unde- cided, but would like to further her educa- tion in some field of WILMA MICHAEL A very quiet senior colleen was Wilma,, whose favorite pastime is reading. However, she worked with a smile at all the sen- ior money-making pro- jects to make our Washington trip a suc- cess. During her Freshman year, she sang in the Girls' Choir and too- ted clarinet in the Band. In her senior year, Wilma greatly enjoyed being able to pose for, take and de- velop pictures in Cam- era Club. She plans on attend- ing Roberts Wesleyan College next fall for a Liberal Arts course. Math, V DONNA MARIE SPENCER Donna has taken part in many school activi- ties. She sang in the Freshman Choir and played in the Band for two years. A cheer- leader and a member of Broadcast (Associate Editor this year) for four years can be cre- dited to her. She ac- ted in the Junior Play and played a scintil- lating Rita in the Senior Play. As a Senior, Donna was Class Vice President, President of Camera Club, Literary Editor of Belorea, in the FHA and, on the Student Council. A collegian at Gen- eseo she will be next MARIGRACE SWEET Gay, 11 our amiable cheerleader”, has held that title for four years. Her dramatic ability showed in the Junior and Senior Plays in which she had leading roles (Remem- ber her as Ceelie”?). Gay was also on the Belorea and Broadcast staffs and a member of the Student Council. This last year she spent most of her time developing, printing, and enlarging pictures (thanks of the Camera Club and ”Uncle Dom”). Gay has received her acceptance to Geneseo, but she may decide up- on Cortland instead. GRACE UNFUS Grace, the blonde of our Senior Class, had two choico school ac- tivities: Band and Camera Club. She was excellent in the Sen- ior Play as ”Jane”, who was almost a typi- cal Grace. Grace was the competent Broad- cast Typing Editor • She excels in all the sports—softball's her favorite. She often thinks of herself as a tomboy”, but she Is- n’t really. Grace is a friend to everyone. She loves to tease”, but can be serious. Grace plans to go to Brockport State Teach- ers College and study physical education. ARLENE WATSON Arlene took a very active part In many aides of school life. She was a cheerleader and a member of the Choir and operettas her first three years. With her musical tal- ent, Arlene was a Band member; she studied piano, a hobby which she always enjoys. As Features Editor of the Broadcast her Junior and Senior years and • Literary Editor of Belorea her Junior year, she worked ener- getically. Elected Vice President of the Juniors, Arlene later became President of the Senior Class. Arlene completed her studies in January and commenced work. DOMENIC P. CURCIO We wish to say Thanks” to Domenic Curcio, our advisor for a trio of years. When we as Sophomores elected him as advisor we made a wise choice. His encouragement and patience certainly added to the spirit of the class. Mr. Curcio s many pastimes include hik- ing, hunting and fish- ing, Indian lore, and the camera. He re- celved his B. A. from Houghton and M. Ed. from Alfred. He has taught a total of twenty years--sixteen at Belfast. The Curcios reside at 70 Hughes. They have four children, Paul, Philip, Sylvia, and Celeste. MISS MARY MCCARTHY We, the Senior Class of 54, would like to take this opportunity to thank Miss Mary Mc- Carthy, one of our faithful advisors in our Junior and Senior years. We 11 always remember the help and support she s given us and the fun she has been. Miss McCarthy has been dreaming about Bermuda ever since her visit there last Christmas. She tells us that her favorite hobbies are reading good books, entertain- ing, and Just making conversation with peo- ple. She has been making plans for a summer trip to London, England. . JUNIORS Second Row—Mrs. Hotchkiss, Janice Huff, William McCumiskey, Francis Dahill, Walter Kottwitz, Alan Chamberlain, Douglas Herrick, Philip Atherton, Joyce Hanft, Mr. Hale First Row—Patricia Reddy, Susan DeRock, Viola Opferbeck, Kay Kaufman, Carol Treusdell, Rebecca Burgess, Joan Kranz, Patricia Jones, Ardith McNamara Absent--Shlrley Wright When school reconvened this fall, we Juniors elected the following officers: President—Joan Kranz; Vice-President— Walt?Kottwitz; Secretary— Pat Reddy; Treasurer—Shirley Wright; Student Council Representatives—Alan Chamberlain and Carol Treusdell; and Advisors—Mrs. Evelyn Hotchkiss and Mr. Richard Hale. We Juniors entered high school under the guidance of Miss Mary Randall. We were average Freshmen until October 11 when we were officially welcomed by the Sophomores. During that year we journeyed to Franklinville for a skating party. Either we like business teachers—or they like us—for we entered our Sophomore year with Mrs. Hotchkiss as our advisor. Between this and the Junior year, we held a raffle which was highly successful. We have started some of our money-making projects and are planning others. We are also looking forward to the Junior-Senior Banquet and other activities. So far we have been presented as a class, but now we would like to be presented individually: Viola Opferbeck, a newcomer with beautiful blue eyes; Joyce Hanft, a girl who excels in sports; Kay Kaufman, one who wows 'em on the dance floor; pat Jones, an expert at the hook shot ; Sue DeRock, an artist at jitterbug dancing; Becky Burgess, an Oramelite with dangling earrings; Shirley Wright, a quiet one; Ardith McNamara, a driver everywhere in her Chevy; Carol Treusdell, a blushing blonde; Phil Atherton, a Romeo from Gleason Hill; Alan Chamberlain, strictly a brain ; Francis Dahill, Belfast's Harry James; Janice Huff, tomorrow's typical typist; Bill McCumiskey, just plain Bill ; Doug Herrick, quite a wit in a quiet way; Walt Kottwitz, (good things don't always come in small packages); pat Reddy, a Bombshell from Caneadea; and Joan Kranz, the author of this masterpiece. We have thoroughly enjoyed our years in high school and eagerly look forward to next year and our Washington trip. SOPHOMORES Second Row—David Lafferty, Roderick Davis, Howard Morton, Patrick McCumiskey, David Jones, Arthur Cooper, Richard Davis, Patrick Metz, Mr. Palmer First Row—Elizabeth Presher , Anna May Dalton, Wilma Ford, Barbara Weaver, Phyllis Chamberlain, Mary Ann Webb, Mabel Kruppner, Margaret Whalen, Patricia Thompson, June Boyd Absent—Roy Patterson, Jack Wilcox, Olga Fote FRESHMEN Third Row--Roy Patterson, Stephen Uhfus, Steven Sherlock, LeRoy Burr, Robert Keeler, Gerald Halbert, Neil Spalding, Merle Wilcox, Brant Sherlock, Secona Row—Daniel Jones, Helen Jennings, Judith Granger, Lorraine Fox, Onnlee Watson, Jacqueline Rock, Dava Callen, Joanne Thurston, Merle Arnold, First Row—Beverly Haskins, Audrey McNamara, Jean Noether, Mrs. Cornett, Georgia Lang, Sarah Histed, Diane Rich EIGHTH GRADE Fourth Row—Ralph Truax, Jerry Young, Robert Treusdell, Roger Jelleaon, Paul Paine, Ronald O'Hara, Richard Hull, Donald Burr, John Dorvit, Frank Young Third Row--Evelynn Morton, Brenda Balcom, Ella Dalaba, Mable Greek, Karen Kranz, Betty Jean Sortore, Helen Quinton, Gloria Burnside, Margaret Collins, Mary McCumiskey Second Row—Susan Thompson, Barbara Cassady, Jane Harrington, Maxine Dunn, Miss Rock, Marcia Jennings, Joyce Hotchkiss, Joanne Reddy, Rita Gleason First Row—Edward Hallock, Joseph Whalen, Thomas Cassidy , George Wright, Arllss Brewer, Lee Opferbeck SEVENTH GRADE Fourth Row—Robert Burr, Kenneth Howden, Frederick Greek, Ronald Chapman, David Fisher , John Thornton, Daniel weaver, Patrick Reddy, Jerry Chalker Ted palmer, Richard jelleson Third Row—Jean McCarns, Arlene Sortore, Eugenia Jackson, Virginia Brown, Paul Curcio, Beverly Comstock, Dorothy Cassady, Sandra Hartman, Frances Coveil, Mr.Baader Second Row—Faith Noether, Virginia Davis, Cecilia Whalen, Linda Chamberlain, Roger Smith, Mildred Raymond, Dorothy Boyd, Kathryn Lang, Kathleen Gallraann First Row—Edward Stafford, Patrick Loftis, Rodger Petrie, William Paine, Charles Davis, Robert Harrington Fourth Row—Paul Moore, Robert Hull, Lynn Burnside, Linford Collins, Daniel Kottwltz, Arthur Dalaba, Lee O’Hara, Philip Rock, John Marsh, Michael Schroeder, James Morton, Mrs. Bennett, Third Row—Sue Grey, Judy Jones, Ethel Hull, Abbie Chapman, Lorraine Walker Marian Wright, Shirley Wright, Coila Schroeder, Sharon Wilson Second Row--Philip Curcio, Ronald Thurston, Harvey Jewell, Lee Chalker , Barbara Stafford, Donald Edwards, John Edmunds, Robert Watson, William Hauck, Eugene Bennett First Row—Mary Davis, Marlene Dunn, Ethel Cassady, Nancy Mowers, Laura Chalker, Janet Hale. Rose Hallock FIFTH GRADE Fourth Row—Emmett Harrington, David Hull, Lloyd Converse, Roger Sortore, Richard Fairbanks, James Noether, Robert Quinton, Jeffrey Sisson, Donald Clayson Third Row--Judy Wilcox, Sharon Brown, Charlotte Jackson, Patsy Karn, Mary J. Clark, Thelma Graham, Doris Fields, Virginia Dorvit, Mrs. Damon Second Row--Steve Whalen, Milford Truax, Clar Tucker, Gordon Slocum, Daniel Fox, Peter Maydale, Roland Paine, Mark Chamberlain First Row—Joel Hotchkiss, Kay Comstock, Allan Arnold, Nancy Chamberiain, Tom Chalker, Diane Haskins Absent—Janice Johannes FOURTH GRADE Fourth Row--Miss Carpenter, John Reddy, Darwin Pullman, Lynn Noether, Michael Harrington, Gary DeRock, Robert Butler, Harold Lockwood, George Schroeder, Gary Cole, Kenneth Petrie, Mark Paine Third Row—Patricia Thurston, Georgia Gormley, Carmelita Johannes, Ruth Skinner, Charlotte Hartman, Evelyn Treusdell, Donna Jennings, Judith Coveil, Carol Anderson, Janice Thompson Second Row--David Edmunds, Philip Coombes, Ronald Johnson, Donald Treusdell, Fred Miles, James McCumiskey, John Rich, David Davenport, Lynn Thompson, Robert Barber First Row--Sylvia Curcio, Patricia Pullman, Marcia Hurne, Betty Histed, Sharon Morton, Diane Jones, Sharon Butler THIRD GRADE Third Row—Miss Jerman, David Sortore, Gene Comstock, Gregory Granger, Ronald Bernard, William Dixon, Robert Brundage, David Scholes, Duane Truax, Robert Farwell Second Row--David Chalker, Gerald Garwood, Sharon Shafer, Robert Sherlock, Sherry Clark, James Wingert, Cheryl Powers, Jon Keeler, Ardean Luce First Row--Minnie Gayhart, Sally Loftis, Donna Hartman, Barbara O’Hara, Joyce Killian, Helen Hale, Earleen Sparks, Doris Chalker Absent—JUdy Stair SECOND GRADE Third Row--Mrs. Spalding, Frank Calcagno, John Karn, Jerry Gleason, Wayne Collins, Charles Greek, William Collins, David Cole, Michael DeRock, William Killian Second Row—Patty Anderson, Connie Huff, Darlene Young, Susan Schroeder, Dorothy Sumner, Martha Munn, Clara Skinner, Jacqueline Chalker, Carol Slocum First Row—Dorothy Jones, Edward Gormley, Brenda Aylor, Roy Hartwick, Martha Coombs, John Tucker, Nancy Farwell, Michael Pullman Absent—Carroll Jones, Donald Marsh, Ronnie Treuadell, Kathy Fritz, Richard Wright FIRST-SECOND GRADE Third Row--Mrs• Bralnard, Dennis Grastorf, Richard Pielow, Douglas Briggs, Dennis McCumiskey, Donald Callen, Robert Howden, Daniel Hillman, James Wilcox, James Bump Second Row—Carol Barber, Marie Arnold, Rita Munn, Bethel Maydole, Janice Taylor, Linda Edwards, Edith Brandes, Sheryl Shafer First Row--Ronald Hurne, Sharon Kottwitz, Kathleen Haskins, Kenneth Atherton, Linda Anderson, Lynnette Gormley , Ronald Thompson Absent--Beryl Stair, William Yanda FIRST GRADE Fourth Row—Frederick Hotchkiss, Lee Guilford, Larry Lockwood, Gregory Barber, Margaret Lockwood, Marcia Brandos, Allan O'Hara, Dennis Meyers, Terry Sisson, Kenneth Treusdell, Donald Slack, Mrs. Metz Third Row—Charles Spark, Stephen Lewis, Phyllis Hurd, Paul Schroeder, Raymond Hartman, Nancy Rock, Sharon Killian, Dale Johnson, Richard Hewitt, Charles Hull Second Row—William Huff, David DeRock, William Nichols, Marie Lewis, Joan Boyd, James Simmons, Mary Paine, Diane Clayson, Bonnie Uhfus, SU3an Hillman First Row—Thomas Pitt, Sharee Allen, Lome Hewitt, Kathleen Beardsley, Paul Shattuck, Brenda Cole, Thomas Farwell Absent—Gail Burr, Michael Metcalf KINDERGARTEN Fourth Row—Mrs. Haskins, Harry Lewis, James Hartman, Randolph Collins, Joseph Curran, Kenneth Fairbanks, Michael Unfu3, William Tucker, Jefferson Treusdell, Ross Chalker, David Spencer, Mrs. Callen Third Row—Deborah Wingert, Barbara Taylor, Judith Wells, Marlene Wise, Sue Anne Fairbanks, Susan Farwell, Rhea Ann Edmunds, Nancy Jones Second Row—Ronald Luce, John Haskins, Kathryn Austin, Brenda Austin, Ila Chalker, Joan Briggs, Linda Aylor, Bernard Simmons, Kenneth washbon First Row—Robert Nichols, Robert Rich, Mark Calcagno, Stanley Fritz, Robert Wilson, Victor Cassidy, Douglas Comstock, David Van Buskirk CAMERA CLUB Third Row—Jean Kaufman, Phyllis Jackson, Clarence Gallmann, Mary Harrington, James Jelleson, Lewis Harrington Second Row—Arlene Watson, Betty Butler, Wilma Michael First Row—Mr- Curcio, Donna Spencer, Ann Chalker, Gay Sweet Cameramen—Darrell Brown, Grace Unfus Third Row--Georgia Lang, Diane Rich, Mrs. Taber, Lorraine Pox, Helen Jennings Second Row--Beveriy Haskins, Joyce Hanft, Jean Kaufman, Judith Granger, Donna Spencer, Mary Ann Webb, Anna May Dalton� Barbara Weaver, Margaret Whalen First Row--Jacqueline Rock, Joanne Thurston, Jean Noether, Ssrah Hiated, Betty Jean Sortore Second Row--Darrell Brown, Merle Arnold, Brant Sherlock, Gerald Halbert, David Jones, LeRoy Burr, Merle Wilcox, Steven Sherlock, Stephen Unfua First Row--Mr. Kara, Howard Morton, Philip Atherton, James Jelleson, Elwin Fox, Roy Patterson BROADCAST Third Row--Elwin Fox, Phyllis Chamberlain, Helen Jennings, Onnlee Watson, Lorraine Fox, Georgia Lang, Barbara Weaver, Anna May Dalton, Mary Ann Webb, Joan Kranz, Kay Kaufman, Lewis Harrington, James Jelieson Second Row--Carol Treusdell, Robert Keeler, Clarence Gallmann, Brant Sherlock, Gay Sweet, Daniel Jones, Ann Chalker, Betty Butler, Rebecca Burgess, Darrell Brown. Roderick Davis, Richard Davis First Row--patricia Reddy, Janice Huff, Mary Harrington, Arlene Watson, Donna Spencer, Jean Kaufman, Grace Unfus, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Miss McCarthy STUDENT COUNCIL Third Row—Carol Treusdell, Lewis Harrington, David Jones, Alan Chamberlain, Douglas Herrick, Mary Harrington, Joanne Thurston Second Row--Daniel Jones, Rita Gleason, Diane Rich, George Wright, Donna Spencer, Kathryn Lang, Robert Harrington First Row--Mrs. Cornett, June Boyd, James Jelleson, Darrell Brown, Kay Kaufman Standing--Mr. Maruszak, Jean Kaufman, Kay Kaufman, Lewie Harrington, Lloyd Converse Second Row—Margaret Whalen, Sarah Histed, Betty Jean Sortore, Marlene Dunn, Kay Comstock Neil Spalding, Douglas Herrick, Richard Davie, Patrick Metz, Robert Harrington, Joyce Hanft, Arthur Dalaba, John Edmunds, Robert Watson, Patricia Thompson, Mary Ann Webb, Roderick Davis, Francis Dahill First Row—Olga Fote, Helen Jennings, Ella Dalaba, Lorraine Fox, Arlene Watson, Mary Harrington, Margaret Collins, Eugene Bennett, Grace Unfus, Marcia Jennings, Joyce Hotchkiss Fourth Row—Richard Davis, Roy Patterson, Brant Sherlock, Gerald Halbert, James Jelleson, Lewis Harrington, Francis Dahill, Robert Keeler, LeRoy Burr, David Jones, Howard Morton, Roderick Davis Third Row—Joyce Hanft, Mary Ann Webb, Lorraine Fox, Barbara Weaver, Rebecca Burgess, Carol Treusdell, Phyllis Jackson, Kay Kaufman, Mary Harrington, Patricia Jones, Jacqueline Rock, Daniel Jones Second Row—Susan DeRock, Olga Fote, Jean Noether, Helen Jennings, Betty Butler, Dava Callen, Viola Opferbeck, Joanne Thurston, Anna May Dalton, Sarah Histed First Row—Beverly Haskins, Diane Rich, June Boyd, Georgia Lang, Gay Sweet, Jean Kaufman, Mabel Kruppner, Ardith McNamara, Janice Huff, Patricia Reddy, Audrey McNamara SPORTS As in former years, our sport program at BCS fell into three divisions: soccer, basketball and baseball. In soccer, our big contest of the season was with Rushford, undefeated County champs”, whom we tied 0 to 0. The rest of our games came out with disappointing results. However, there are some very rugged prospects, a fact which helped boast our morale. We think they will put up some stiff competition next year. The Varsity Bulldogs under the guidance of Coach Jack Baader (and with Jim Jelleson as captain) spent many demanding hours of practice, but came out at the bottom. Although we were badly upset, we still didn't lose faith. And we thought of the five Seventh-Eighth Grade team. Congratulations to these Cagers, who were undefeated. The Jayvees under Coach Gene” Palmer (and with Dave Jones as captain) fared a little better than the Varsity; they upset three opponents. We sincerely hope that these players (many on next year's Varsity Squad) will stage a comeback and walk away with several honors. Best wishes to the cheerleaders for the splendid job they did in upholding our morale during our darkest defeats. Here's also a note of appreciation to the managers for the wonderful work of taking care of the players. Our next and final sport of the season is America's favorite game — baseball. We hope to seek revenge on the other teams in the league this spring. Four Senior sports participants will be sadly missed by next year's teams: Jim Jelleson, Darrell Brown, Lewie Harrington and Elwin Fox.. These boys showed determination and a strong will to win during their years of sports activity. Congratulations for your spirit, fellows 1 Here's the best of everything to all 53-'51+ participants in athletics and a hearty thanks to our coaches and cheerleaders for their untiring efforts and assistance in our behalf. Standing—Philip Atnerton, Lewis Harrington, Elwin Fox, Coach Baader, Francis Dahill, Arthur Cooper, Douglas Herrick Center—Paul Curcio, James Jelleson, Richard Jelleson Second Row--Roy Patterson, Howard Morton, Robert Keeler, Alan Chamberlain, LeRoy Burr, Gerald Halbert, Neil Spalding, Coach Palmer First Row--Robert Harrington, Daniel Jones, Patrick Metz, David Jones, Roderick Davis, Darrell Brown, Kenneth Howden Second Row--Coach Palmer, Douglas Herrick, Howard Morton, David Jones, LeRoy Burr, Alan Chamberlain, Elwin Fox, Robert Keeler, Patrick McCumiskey, Arthur Cooper, Kenneth Howden, Rooert Harrington First Row--Gerald Halbert, Patrick Metz, Philip Atherton, James Jelleson, Lewis Harrington, Roderick Davis, Roy Patterson, Daniel Jones Standing--Coach Palmer, David Jones, Robert Keeler, Lewis Harrington, Francis Dahill, Elwin Fox, LeRoy Burr, Howard Morton, Coach Baader Kneeling—Kenneth Howden, Daniel Jones, Douglas Herrick, Gerald Halbert, James Jelleaon, Roy Patterson, Robert Harrington Second Row— Diane Rich, Jean Kaufman, Jacqueline Rock, Mary Harrington, Beverly Haskins, Mrs, Cornett First Row—Susan DeRock, Mabel Kruppner, Patricia Reddy, Donna Spencer, Gay Sweet Compliments of (Senesee Steel and (lank Incorporated Box 70 Belfast. 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