Bemus Point High School - Pointer Yearbook (Bemus Point, NY)

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I Vrrr n, 'W TRANSPORTATION STAFF: Ivan Selden, Clyde Stowell, Paul Samuelson, Norman McLean, ,William-Ball, Russell Haskin, Vernon Johnson, Earle Thompson, Walter Shepardson, and james Rodgers, Bur Superintendent, is '7 . eefeffmeamawu..- in T' 4 . -M ,Q . w CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Ina Hall- berg, Cook-Manager, Mrs. Ferne Peter- son, Mrs. Gertrude Anderson, Mrs. Ann CUSTODIAI- STAFF3 Ward I-3mPh9lf- Rice, Mrs. Linnea Anderson. Raymond G. Russell, Head Canadian.

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Reading from top left, counter-clockwise: Myrna Marstellar, Librarian Harold Pegan, Englixh and Mathematic! Erby Powell, Driver Training, Iunior High Mathematicx and Science. Head Teacher, Junior High George Privateer, Guidance Norman Reno, Agriculture Elaine Rowland, Homemaking Gwendolyn Simpson, Secretarial Corlyn Srowell, Junior High Englixh and Matbematicx james Thayer, Junior High Science john Thompson, History Andrew Travis, Muxic Luella Wright, School Nurxe -,faq-we n L.-1uh. . -we rs... 5.-----1 .mn

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Lillian Kaluza, Secrelaryg William Bogard, Presi- dentf Beverly Boardman, Vice-Preridentg Mitchell Stromgren and Diane Close, Student Council Representalivey Lauren Nelson, Treasurer. You Are There ! We take you back to June 24, 1956-to the Bemus Point graduating class. We switch you now to the hallowed halls of Bemus Central. Approaching us is Miss Marian Harris, one of the kindergarten teachers of the Class of '56. Miss Harris, will you step over here, please, and tell us how' many of this class started in your grade? I believe there were ten: Sandra Bergquist, Suz- anne Evans, Lillian Kaluza, Shirley Shaver, Joanne Winchester, Craig johnson, Donald Johnson, Douglas Rhodes, James Shepardson and Charles White. Thank you very much, Miss Harris. And here is the Fluvanna kindergarten teacher. Miss Stoughton, how many of the graduating class began in Fluvanna? If I remember correctly, there were eleven of the boys and girls who are graduating. They are Beverly Boardman, Karen Carlson, Gary Clark, Diane Close, Brian Farquharson, Gordon Kemp, Roneel Poland, Sherwood Russel, William Steen, Mitchell Stromgren and Carol Vanstromf' Thank you, Miss Stoughton. The class moved on. Through time, hard work and fun, they arrived at their first plateau-7th Grade and junior High. Here the members from Fluvanna joined the group in Bemus. That year, under the direction of Mr. Creveling and Mr. Powell, the class took a trip to Allegheny State Park for a class party the end of the year. In 1951-52, as 8th Graders, they were under the leadership of Mrs. Stowell and Mr. Sward. The end of the year-which meant the last of the elementary grades and graduation into high school-was clirnaxed with a trip to Buffalo. This included a trip to the Zoo and the Museum of Natural Science. At long last, the Class of '56 joined the ranks of the High School as Freshmen. Brian Farquharson was president. Here comes one of their advisers, Mrs. Rowland. What were some of the money-making projects of the class during the year, Mrs. Rowland? The class had many activities. They sold popcorn at home basketball games, had a bake sale, dime