Berne Knox Central Schools - Memoir Yearbook (Berne, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

4 1 E H 194g MEM'liixi3. Q qu X X I, 'wg VY X f U.ha1 we fi ,1 f E. Berne if-E zelantai Ay Wei? Bane-Know Genital Sciwoh Bama, New 'Zfoak x fffffge 69 XX Q94 i i X , Nestlmg gently in the mountains In the shade of old U hai Beloved Berne-Knox High Ever living in our mem'ries Through our lives, a burning flame Transcending all life's pathways Berne-Knox is its name. Beside the green-Hoored pastures A L M A M AT E R X athed in all its reigning splendor 4 Smooth flows the murm'ring stream Exalted to the heavens Always cherished in our dreams May glorious be your future As in the years now past Going onward, ever onward Berne-Knox to the last. Mary Vida Knowles 39 , YxY SS . Qi R A Q X 3 Qi - 5. fx We, the members of the class of 1949, humbly wish to dedicate this book, the fruit of our labors, to a Fine man who was our junior adviser. He taught us the full value of those qualities of leadership, co-operation, tnrstworthiness, and fair play, which are necessary for success. He showed us, that only by working together as one, could we attain our final prize, graduation. Mr. Egnaczyk, we as a class wish to offer our grateful thanks to you. It is but a small tribute to offer in return, but our hearts go with it. We shall always remember you as we take our places in life, as one who helped to make us better citizens of our country. Mr Rudolph Egnaczyk S:- Q Qiee, DEDICATIO is fr S , s so use in tidy. H I 4 f i i 1 :Ei ul il' 4, it K f 1.1 I . . v.,. l 5 1 7 ' ! all 1 Q .nlfrililllllillxfvsnum X Mr. Walter E. Schoenborn SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL pk SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Henry Briggs ,Xxx OUR WAGON TRAIN BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right-Mr. George Northrup, Mr. Harry Gibbs, Mr. Hubert Miller, Mr. Lewis Haverly. Seated: Mr. Clifford Vincent. LEADERS CLERK Mr, Willsey Sherwin. 6314, , f-.,,.-- 1 Mr. Orlo Stewart, Mr. Gerald De Vergne, WESTERLO ADVISERS 1 1 E as 5 1 y E g if f lg L . . . J' Left to right, first row - Mrs Viola S. Hal- lcnheck, fifth grade, Mrs. Mary L. Sholtes, first grade A, Mrs. Nettie S. Eilkins, sixth grade, Miss Ianicc Ingalls, third grade, Sec- ond rowfMrs. Laura T. Kane, first grade B, Mrs. V. Bereniece Filkins, fourth grade, Mr. Howard R. Zimmer, eighth grade, Mrs. Freida S. Saddlcmirc, second grade, Mrs. Evelyn E. Lockwood, seventh grade. Left to right,-Mrs Gladys E. Cornell, third, fourth and fifth grades, Mr. Eberhardt Von Linden, Principal and sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Mrs. Betty S. Lockwood, first and second grades. Left to right, first row-Mrs. Margaret E. Morey, Nurse and Attendance Supervisor, Mrs. Alberta B. Wfright, Mathematics, Mrs. Ellen D. Yarmchuk, I-Iomemaking, Mrs Mary F. Mott, Commerce, Mrs. Lillian K Orsini, English and Librarian. Second row- Mr. Gordon F. Mason, Music, Mr. Morris H Ripps, Social Studies, Mr. Donald H. Boy den, Agriculture and Shop, Mr. Ray L. Shaul Physical Education, Mr. Raymond G. Mor: row, French and English, Mr. William M. Wesel, Science. t 5 ELEMENTARY FACULTY f nz: A . M, J 1 ' I , oua GUIDES WESTERLO FACULTY n!Q lb-an-.....,. 1 IUNIOR AND SENIOR FACULTY 6' STUDENT COUNCIL Q gg-f . Benedict, G4 Luck V Fukms, D. Johanson, E M son D Pltcher, V. Q YEARBOOK EDITORS bf' f' ' Q wood, Second Left to right, first row-B. Traver, V. Filkins, E. McManama, P, Willsie, R. Dearstyne, Second row- R Stevens l I S oger N Rxsley B Saddlemnre M Shultes M Warner P Zxmmer 573110 Q Lb F5 .fa 4 fx X,-- N N 1 -F:-2 3' ' ra f ,, . -cc ,- -sig? up 7 c fa, ff, ,ff ,IX ,J ,3:7,E, Ll,-f1..z Z ,Z 1 i 415 lllljif' X' I-, Af: ' ff f so f'?Qf' f 2 fig , ,4 Qi ff- ,f K ff f' if ' 1614 ,. X ?TlTl ,sf 7 lfgf ,,f 5 s 7. 1 ,gif llkiffw 7 glllll XX! N Jfwhwawn M euinrs Bonanza Y someone shouts. You look and there is someone holding goldg in the seniors' case, a diploma. I.et's take a look into that first wagon and see who reached the end of the long trail. They are the people who will make this year's claims and be rightful owners to this year's gold. The aims and accomplishments of the mighty Senior miners will be presented so that you may follow their path to success. Mrs L1ll1anK Orsmx SENIGR CLASS ADVISERS Compartment 203 of the semor wagon was often the scene of lnvely drscussnon and humorous mcldents The 49ers held thelr meetmg there Mrs Orsmr and Mr Mason were the officxal aides who dxrected and supervrsed the last lap of the 49ers journey Over obstacles and through drffi cultles they guxded thelr tram to nts destmatnon The happy eventful semor year wnll long be remembered Mr. Gordon F. Mason Q Y fl. .K --.Nw Mr. G. Mason and Mrs. L. Orsini erm: linux - XV in :Q -A 1'-.. sf' fm. IRENE ATKINS Revue Statxc2 3 4 Cheerleaclmg2 3 Student Councll 3 jumor Red Cross 1 4 4 H Club 1 4 Class Pres1 dent 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 A A 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 1 CHARLES BASSLER Chunk F A12 3 4 4HClub12 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Footb.1ll4 Df3mdIlCS 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 3 Cho1r4 Class Treasurer2 Class V1ccPres1dent3 Opcrett.x2 3 4 EMMA BENEDICT Em Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Yearbook 4g Choir 4, Static 3, 4. YS! U01 ,ww VIOLA CLICKMAN Static 3, 4, Tumbling Club 2, EDWIN COMBS WEJVI Glee Club 1, Football lg Operetta lg Dramatics 33 Static 3. JAMES FEENEY fflinlll VIOLET FILKINS f'VjJJ Class President 1, Class Secretary 3, 4, Class Vice President 2, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, A.A. 4, Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Static 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2gBand1,2, 1 3, 4, Prize Speaking 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Cheer- , leading 3, 4g Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. ' DORIS JOHANSON Yearbook 4, Static 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Drama- tics 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 1, 3 g 4-H Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 4 g Junior Red Cross 1. A-iw N. IRENE 'IOSLYN A fork I x Band 1, 2, 3, -1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Student Council 2, Cheerleading 31 Static 3, 43 Class Secretary 2 , 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 , Operctta 3, 4. WILHELMINA KLERSY Willy Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET LA GRANGE rfpegvr junior Red Cross 1, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Vice Presi- dent 1. Band 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 441-l Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4g Prize Speaking 3, Static 2, 3, 4, ll GEORGE LOCKWOOD L0rkzz'o0cl AA. 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Glcc Club 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Static 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Prize Speaking 4, Baseball 3, Opcrctta 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY PITCHER Dol Glcc Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Tum- bling Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Drama- tics 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 3, 4, Class President 2, Class Treasurer 4, Static 3, 4, Year- book 4, Student Council 2 g junior Red Cross 1 g 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. J an B Club l, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4. ANNA SNYDER Ann 4-H Club 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 39 Operetta 3. DELORES SCHANZ Dodie Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1 2 3 Tumbling 12 IJ ROBERT WHIPPLE HB0bU BARBARA TRAVER Barb Glee Club 3, 4g Dramatics 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, Class President 4g Student Council 4g Static 4g 44H Club 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3. ROBERT WARNER Bah Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3, 43 4-I-I Club 1, 2 3, 4gF.F.A.1, 2, 3, 45 Choir. Basketball 1, 23 Football 1, 4, Dramatics 3g 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4g F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Secretary lg Choir 4g Operctta 2, 4g Student Council 1. Glee Club 3, 4g Static 45 Class Vice President 4g Operetta 3. U51 CAROLYN WIELT Carole 4 ERS STAGE 5 ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL The '49ers presented their Annual Senior Play, Let Me Grow Up, on November 12. Covered wagons from all over came and enjoyed this three-act comedy. Well over 200 dollars worth of gold nuggets were collected. BY THE COW'S WHISKERS LET ME GROW UP CAST Lexie, 4 young nziff ............................ BARBARA TRAVER Muriel, ber t4le1zted Jirter .......... WILHELMINA KLERSY Matt, her muriml brother .............. GEORGE LOCKWOOD Nola Fleming, their 4rtrerr Mother .... VIOLET FILKINS Aunt Lydia, their old-m4id Aunt ........ EMMA BENEDICT Mary jo, 4 young friend ........................ IRENE ATKINS Arden, 4 loc4l ,riren ,....,....... ....... D oRoTHY PITCHER Bill Henderson, 4 mldier .................. CHARLES BASSLER Mrs. Holden, 4 produrer ........ ....... D ORIS JOHANSON Ee fi 3 - if ff ah HISTORY ee the .csv i QT As hopeful amateur miners eyes shining with expectation we began our Freshman year For our student guides we chose Violet Filkins president Margaret La Grange vice president Robert Whipple secretary and Doris Johanson treasurer Miss Clara Skavina was our adviser We gave a skating party as our first participation in activities As we came to the second lap of our journey our Sophomore year we elected Dorothy Pitcher Violet Filkms Irene oslyn and Charles Bassler as president vice president secretary and treasurer This year we had Miss Catherine Huvar Miss Patricia Buckley and Mr Donald Boyden as class advisers This proved to be a most successful year for to our exultation we won the junior One Act Play Contest with The Apple of His Eye As an activity we presented the movie The Sullivans We also had our Sophomore Bake Sale and our Amateur Contest During the course of this year we chose our class colors green and white Having completed the second year we came to the third stage in our travels our unior year Mr Rudolph Egnaczyk was our capable adviser We elected president Irene Atkins vice president Charles Bassler secretary Violet Filkins treasurer Doris Johanson This year we began our activities with the unior Mardi Gras The gym was elaborately adorned in all the hues of the rambow while we provided a full night of entertaining games for young and old alike Then came that memorable day in March when we received our class rings for which we had been eagerly waiting That same night we presented our unior One Act Play Contest Again with pride we won the contest with our play Are We Dressing? This semester Bobo a toy stuffed dog joined us as class mascot We, as juniors could easily be distinguished with our green and white beanies Then on a fine night in May we had our junior Prom. Stardust was our theme. Keith Witter provided the music while the couples glided across the gym floor amidst the glittering stars that adorned the curtains and hung from the ceiling. Thus ended a glorious year that will ever live in our memories. At last we came to the final stage in our journey as we took our place as the dignified Seniors. This time Mrs. Lillian Orsini and Mr. Gordon Mason were our advisers. At our first class meeting we elected Barbara Traver, Carole Wielt, Violet Filkins, and Dorothy Pitcher as president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. We started our Senior year with our Senior Harvest Dance. The gym was decorated with the colorful symbols of au- tumn and Ed Bedell's orchestra played. Our next activity was our Senior play Let Me Grow Up which the audience liked very well. Now at last we have reached the end of our journey and have discovered our ultimate gold. With our teachers and advisers to guide us we have followed the course of our map along the pathway which led us to our treasure-graduation. Sometimes we have strayed away from the pathway and have become confused over the boulders standing in our way, but with the aid of our understanding guides we found our way back. Like the miners of long ago we did not rely on pure luck alone, but on our own strength and ability to get us through. Now that graduation is ours, we know that our treasure, our pure gold, lies in the education that we have received at Berne-Knox. Dorir jobanmn 1 X I15I +f1f ,lS to Ill li . G0 5' I fi fi pf gfrsvglg lm I I :5,f :?i -QQ' fi l I in .I ' 4 E R S all l fi lay l ll lil ir' pi 1 . I . ii Fl . Wim mi ggwlgr Ybgg My-Vi. , fl Kilim Ill gi l C ff A-, Q. 1 ,l l ' S I If .... I 'Nllil . . . ,., . Q , . . -My----., ,xg . , . . . Y l J , l . , I .,. , .' .- . , . I . . . ' , J l. . . . l l . l u . . ' D . I I U J . . l Juli jM'Z. .f ?f,'fL.eM.? e.si..,CLAss PRQPHECY '49ERS STRIKE AGAIN, JUNE 1, 1959 Here is a page from the Berne-Knox-Westerlo Times edited by George Lockwood that -X eminent, illustrious, celebrated, glorious, noted, and far-famed citizen of the great metropolis f-- A 9 X, P Lf 'N Xxqng XZ-W Q2 Y! ff-K! C! 5 , X Mx l 4 .X gf , TN 4, 25 K of Westerlo. CHAMPION TYPIST OF THE WORLD Miss Viola Clickman has just been named the new champion typist of the world. Her record speed is 200 words a minute. She has also invented a new typewriter that types backwards. Its use is unknown at the present time. LECTURER TO SPEAK HERE Mr. Robert Warner the fa- mous lecturer is to give a speech entitled The Silent Type at the town hall on Wednesday night, June 3. HELP WANTED Mr. Robert Whipple the president of the F.F.A. is des- perate. He is still trying to get to Kansas City again. BIG GAME HUNTER RETURNS Back from the wilds of darkest Africa comes Fear- less Filkins that famous big game hunter. After relating her daring and dangerous ex- perience with ferocious beasts she was asked which animal she preferred to hunt. Her ex- citing answer was deer, ' MOST DISTINGUISHED MAN CHOSEN At a recent meeting of the D.D.T. CDandy Distinguished Typesj, Mr. Charles Bassler, a confirmed bachelor, was chosen as the most distinguished member. BERNE BEWARE Edwin Combs, that notor- ious play-boy has just arrived in Berne. It seems that New York was too tame for him. 11 ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN Dear Miss Joslyn, I am 83 years old and I have just decided to get married. Can you help me? Perplexed Dear Perplexed, If I were your age I would be perplexed too. Irene Joslyn NEW SHOW ON STATION JIM Station J I M has announc- ed that it will take on a new show, Feeney's Fantastic Feats, headed by the famous comedian James F eeney. NEW TEACHER AT BERNE-KNOX It has been announced to- day that the new homemaking teacher at Berne-Knox is Miss Anna Snyder of Westerlo. One of her first resolutions was to ban the use of the homemak- ing room furniture for plays. SINGER AT STORK CLUB That famous dark-eyed sin- ger, Miss Wilhelmina Klersy, made a special appearance at the Stork Club last night. The whole New York City police force was needed to control the mob of autograph seekers. PARIS AGAIN Miss Doris Johanson is now on her way to Paris as buyer for the Westerlo Real Hose store, one of the largest in the world. This is her fifth trip this week. Could business be that good? LEARN TO DANCE AT DOT AND PEG'S operated by The sensational pair who danced their way to fame- Dorothy Pitcher and Margaret La Grange. DO YOU WORRY ABOUT FLAT TIRES AND FAULTY BRAKES when riding in cars or buses? THEN TRAVEL BY PLANE operating between the cities of Westerlo and Berne. Operated by Miss DELORES SCHANZ BEST SELLER According to book experts today's leading best seller is How to Win and Hold Your Man written by Miss Carole Wielt. Surprisingly enough, more copies are sold to men than to women. SUCCESS AT LAST Miss Barbara Traver and Miss Irene Atkins have at last achieved what they wanted most. Because of their great demand for child parts, their motto has been Let me grow up. Taking matters into their own hands they have pro- duced, with themselves as stars, a sensational presenta- tion of Macbeth. ARE YOU WEAK? UNABLE TO HOLD UP YOUR BASS HORN? THEN attend claire: at BENEDICT'S MUSCLE BUILDING SALON Also excercises for increasing height. KNOWN AS Renle ATKINS Chuck BASSLER Em BENEDICT V1 CLICKMAN Ed COMBS pm FEENEY v1 FILKINS Dom JOHANSON W1lly KLERSY Peg LA GRANGE WHO S WHO PASTIME Be1ng chauffeur Decorat1ng h1s Chevy Carrymg a prlc of books T 1 g Loolung at women Harassmg teachers Chaslng up yearbook materral Play actlng Expla1n1ng vw hy Young Clyde Georg1e LOCKWOOD Tak1ng tests for h1s Dot PITCHER Dodre SCHANZ Ann SNYDER Barb TRAVER Bo WARNER Bo WHIPPLE Carole WIELT dr1y er s l1cense K1 Keepmg dates Tall-tmg about jrm Wr1t1ng to Jlmmy Passmg out fudge to g1rls TIIPS to Re1dsw1lle Psycho analyzmg herself FAVORITE EXPRESSION Oh stop rt' Some D1fTerence Br rggrng or com plunmg Gosh I wouldnt say K at Shoot It s your mckel Honest 9 I don t l-.now Gee wh1z 3 tlmes Greetrngs A111 t love grand9 Now what cl I do9 ME Too Most anythrng Now lets Well by George Honest to Peter I LL ALWAYS REMEMBER My three Senror Plays Studres and glfls My absent vorce The B1g Four My wrnltmg eye My lrttle tr1ps to the ofhce The Sennor Class Room 206 A Not to forget 4H suppers Frog huntmg w1th V1olet My marden name A certam dance class un1or Prom 48 Frrst Day at B K All the grrls My Kansas C1ty tr1p My un1or year DESTINATION Marr1age and 10 k1ds Forest Ranger Traffic cop Undecxded Hunter s Gurde YES man 1n Holly wood Lrterary ed1tor Deer L1fe Great traveler Teacher Unl1m1ted SIX feet I wonder Love orn A walk up the a1sle Wa1t1ng for a sh1p to come 1n H1gh pressure sales man Farmer Fly1n g school f17 t 1 YPP H H l I h ' ' . ' ' ' for 'josh JOSLYN Giggling I'm sorry. To lock my suitcase Undertaker of men ' ' ' ' ' ' I P? . ,, .P .. . , V . y H , . ,, . ,, , , . -1 ' b ' , ' SEE. ' ' - f 1.--'f'Q,,: Y-f' ' lllifi 'V . ,,.,,,. f- -of - ,ff -.gfgf ,eff f x, V N X, f V 'ff W 'ff' ' Y- . XX-X X? 49 ' ' YY ' ' eff' C L Xe c X X C . - 14-A L , X CLASS WILL 3' fWe, the forty-niners, having successfully reached our gold, do hereby execute this will l '-Jigiiflf I so that, by scattering about a few nuggets, we will not soon be forgottenj i F, ,..n-q.-z- , To Mr. Srhoenhorn we leave next year's students to guide through high school. To Mr. Sherwin we leave the headaches of getting the right people on the absentee list. To Mrr. Oriini we leave an orderly library with every book in its place. CNice dreamj To Mr. Maron we leave a fine new music room. CWe hopely To Mr. Shaul we leave lots of good luck for next year's games. To Mrs. Wright we leave the hope that she will find a permanent room for math classes. To Mr. Rippr we leave all the jokebooks in the library. Clf there are anyj To Mr. Morrow we leave a new group of struggling mademoiselles and monsieurs. To Mr. Zimmer we will all future financial problems for his expert handling. L To Mr! Yarmchuh we leave the remains of a set of living room furniture To Mrs Morey we leave a few less health students To Mr Boyden we will a new crop of future farmers To Mr: Mott we leave the guidance of future lawyers and salesmen To Mr Wferel we will a physics class of all boys CU To Mrs Lockwood we will another large group of seventh graders To the juniors we leave the headaches of next year s yearbook To the Sophomorer we will Grand Central Station C206 A ' To the Frerhmen we leave three more hard but happy years Irene Athznt leaves her place in physics class as the only girl to anyone w o dares try it Charley Banler wills his romantic nature to Russell Greene Emma Benedtrt wills her love for acting to Joyce Northrup Viola Cllchman wills her typing ability to Delores Klippel Fdwm Comhr leaves his quiet manner to john Mac Millen amef Feeney leaves his love for school Violet Filhinr leaves her ability to catch deer Qboth kindsj to those interested Dorn johanron leaves her squeak proof QU clarinet to Dorothy Herzog Irene joflyn wills her winning personality to Elsie Warner lVzlhelm1na Klerfy leaves her laughing dark eyes and shiny black hair to joseph Rapp Margaret La Grange wills her dimples to ack Traver George Lockwood leaves his ability to get the Static out each month to future editors Dorothy Pitcher leaves her blonde hair to sorry she s taking it with her' Delores Sehanz wills her love for roller skating to Lynn Winters Anna Snyder wills her love for the second period English class to Marilyn Waldron Barham Traver leaves her ability to go steady to Pauline Carl who could use it Robert Warner wills his enthusiasm for agriculture to Warren Carl Carole W'1elt wills her ability to stay single CVD to anyone who needs it Robert Whipple wills his love for horses to Nancy Risley -ff ,.,.ef' -7- Z1 K' ,741 ..,4 1 8 fs? f f I . , , .gig ' A v .- V V Q, - .. - H D , . , . l - ' i i ' l . 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Little Innocence? ll TwinlaleToes Dolly EdiffIgl?A KLERS veg The Y n CARO CdIi1.E,.aYSUEEI-T I' DEL BZIZES SCH ful' Hub?NZ B0 . BBY Liytle W Ffuitc HP l20J ,f M ?51f :elk , ,jgqvpl fl ix I X 11 ff! ff SY ja 12 X Z2 J, Q' X 2 E I Z ff X A 2 X ,f gr f' ie'-X , 7 X ,f .ff . 7K ,ff X2 Xu ix , : i 7? K X xii -'ir f - ZX Y 1 If fX -5' ii S ' Z , - .f - ' Q RTL: X E , ff -ef X .f , I W Y ,Ykr i. X, f fe, M.. 4, iv if' Ki ,gli ,X 41,2 V A4 ff 4 :Tjfifi N K gg.. 'sig fr!-Y' Y M r I ,Z X N l a f ? 1 In 1- X ii ii n V41 4 , K X-V Y 14 if , Af f , 1 I ,? ' q 4 ,V N Af: Y' ,4 it p .343 Nd? . . I ,4 1 3, Y.. Z ' l:-eg V? f' if Qi xx v 51, if ,wifi ff 1 fy. 6 9 S fa ' 'L 'nderlzlassmen We were not alone on the long trek to our destination. Other wagon trains started soon after we did, and one will certainly make a successful strike by next year. Each train followed the other at regular intervals, learning where the one before had met its pitfalls, and profiting by its mistakes. Several of the trains were in close connection as they worked and played to- gether. Activities were presented by each and enjoyed by all. Some more amateur prospectors will need more time for pros- pecting, for only ceaseless effort will eventually lead to success We wish the best of luck to each train following us. Left to right: First row-P. Willsie, J. Northrup, E. Saddlemire, Mr. Ripps, E. McManama, C. Coogan, C. Willsey. Second row: C. Jensen, E. Warner, D. Klippel, H. Gustavson. E. Bassler, E. Haluska, M. Waldron, C. Winters, R. Greene. Third row: J. Egan, J. Boucher, A. Latham, L. Herzog, K. May, W. Carl, J. Dooley, A. Pedersen, R. Nelson, John Mac Millen. Absent: B. Martin. l22l .-list 1 Left to right: First row-S. La Flair, A. Gustavson, H, Oliver, M. Schoonmaker, Mrs. Mott, D. Herzog N. Risley, B. Saddlemire, Mr. Morrow, D. Komjathy, J. O'Brien. Second row: C. Crawford, B. Roney M. Long, R. Cooke, E, Herzog, R. Furman, A. Boucher, G. Miller, R. DeLaVergne, P. Carl, M. Kep pler, C. Shufelt, R. Bassler, D. Boucher. Third row: R. Morey, J. Cooper, R. McCann, W. Stevens P. Bensen, M. Weidman, R. Barlcman, R. Jones, K. Joslyn, J. Traver, W. Hayden, C. Dexter Absent: S. Barton, L. Heacox, J. Rapp, J. Slingerland. EIGHTH Left to right: First row: R. Taber, W. Oliver, G. Willsie, A. Shultes, C. Wil- liams, O. Saddlemire, L. Tubbs, H. Zim- mer, H. Bissell. Second row: M. Becker, M. Carl, S. Jones, M. Warner, R. Dear- styne, Mr. Zimmer, K. Duell, T. Jansen, M. Swint, P. Morey, M. Goden, B. Stev- ens. Third row: R. Flagler, J. Gustavson, R. Wesel, M. Becker, J. Martin, E. Jans- sen, S. Kocsis, V. Hall, A. Percy, F. Bass- ler, H. Eldred, D. Filkins, Fourth row: I. Boucher, J. Le Buis, A. Klersy, S. Over- baugh, M. Nicholson, B. Boyden, R. Bar- ber, A. Durrer, R. Gustavson, A. Chrys- ler, D. Saddlemire, W. Sturgess, A. Wright. Absent: H. Miller. SEVENTH Left to right: First row: D. Nelson, O. Wagoner, J. Pitcher, Mrs. Lockwood, R. Stevens, P. Zimmerf R. Martin, R. North rup. Second row: W. Becker, R. Eldred, K. Warner, L. Schreiber, L. Schanz. R. Carl, L. Weidman, R. Hume, W. Simons, K. Crawford, F. Decker. Third row: S. Dexter, A. Arena, M. Ferber, B. Filkins, H. Wielt, J. Becker, L. Carl, J. Barber, R. W'right, P. Snyder. L. Seecof, P. Ma lone, M. Martin. Absent: F. Carl, J Smythe, A. Wright. FRESHMEN Left to right: On floor-D. Vincent. First row, A. XY'hipple, J. Erickson, N. Jansen, M. Shultes, Mr. Wesel, J. Sloger, A. Kronsberg, M. Coogan, R. Jones. Second row: M. Stevens, K. Arena, W. Becker, V. Orlup, M. Nelson, M. Bradt, L. Craw- ford, N. McCormick, N. Gaige, G. Dre- zelo, B. Fldred, G. Bradt, J. Egan. Third row: J. Van Wormer, F. Gerry, D. Greene, R. Dearstyne, P. Roney, R. Cooke, W. Barkman, R. Bullis, C. Fredrickson, R. Coalts, A. Arena. Absent: D. Click- man, L. Taber, W. Smythe. Left to right: First row: S. Walk, B. Van Wormer, D. Duell, F. Benedict, D. Klersy, F. Musser, D Le Buis, S. Stevens, Mrs. Filkins, O. Wagoner, R. Le Buis, A. Dzieniszewski, R. Ferber. Second row: C Brackett, B. Kocsis, G. Whinnery, M. Chase, C. Maynard, E. Becker, R. Coalts, A. Orlup, P. Willsie H. Warner, P. Long, H. Francisco, R. Kronsberg. Third row: G. Roberts, S. Cross, P. Bremm, C Shafer T Pitcher Fourth row H Salsburg R Kronsber , L. Weidman, W. Durfee. Absent: L. R I , . . : . , . s Whinnery. 'rw Left to right: First row: C. Garrison, K. Horl, R. Betts, J. Bailey, B. Chrysler Mrs Hallenbeck E Tra ver, S. Duell, R. Pitcher, B. Gustavson, L. Sisson. Second row: D. Tallman j Carl E Hall M Lend rum, J. Wright, j. Wright, J. Garry, R. Rapp, W. Okesson, F. Endert, R. Miller W Kaehler P Stev ens, R. Dexter. Third row: D. Vincent, A. Litts, I. Cowan, C. Endert, G. Taber D Blodgett G Weloth J. McManama, J: Nelson, R. Chrysler, D. Komjathy, D. jones, J. Crosier, W Bivms B Lee R Taber G. Walk. Absent: A. Organek, N. Cain, E. Secor, P. Crawford, L. Cross 241 N 1' .. .. . . 'tn ' ' , Left to right: First row: A. Agnew, M. Crosier, M. Le Buis, A.'Hotaling, I. Becker, G. Crosier. Second row: R. Martin, V. Martin, P. Bassler, D. Shafer, T. Walters, Mrs, Filkins, T. Agnew, L. Schoonmaker, G. Cross, R. Wright. Third row: M. Stevens, C. jones, M. Orlup, S. Tallman, R. Wagner, P. Arnold, E. Whinnery, C. Sloger, C. Lendrum, H. Miller, E. Crawford, G. Martin. Fourth row: R. Schanz, M. Swartz, M. Long, C. Wesel, W. Schoenborn, J. Truax. Fifth row: M. Morrow, W. Kronsberg, W. Wielt, E. King, W. Pitcher, R. Okesson, R. Van Wormer, R. Wright, E. Smythe, E. Finn. Left to right: First row: J. Mahoney, R. Smith, L. Cook, R. Durfee, C. Wright, Miss Ingalls, M. Schoon- maker, J. Arena, J. Egan,-C. Endert, D. Stevens, l. Von Haugg. Second row: A. Kaehler, D. Brooks, J. Carl, B. Buchardt, J. Mitchell, L. Filkins, G. Deitz, A. Rockmore, S. Shultes, P. Stemple, R. Stevens B. Boyden. Third row: R. Barkman, R. Lee, P. Oliver, H. DeVoe, G. Cross, H. Sinnott, A. Beresford D. Miller, C. Cross, R. Barkman, P. Hallenbeck, C. Bremm. Absent: F. Barger, T. Betts, G. Coogan B. Quay, R. Rapp, R. jones. 1 a 1 fzs TTI-L 1' Left to right: First row: M. Becker, W. Nelson, A. Hammon, L. Saddlemire, B. Anderson, R. Wagner, J. Saddlemire, J. Benedict, M. Bunzey, D. Stevens, H. Cowan, R. Spensley. Second row: R. Coogan, R. Becker, R. I-Iaverly, C. Miller, F. Yarmchuk, I. Schanz, Mrs. Saddlemire, K. Orsini, F. Organek, P. Komjathy, A. Cross, C. Weidman, N. Dexter. Third row: D. Le Buis, G. Martin,j. Corsi, G. O'Brien, J. Ferber, F. Weloth, F. Sinnott, A. Kocsis, M. Von Haugg, L. Wielt, M. Starbuck, P. Okesson, W. Swart. Fourth row: B. Quay, I. Townsend, E. Sloger, D. Garrison, G. Tubbs, J. Coons, E. Malone, J. Van Wormer, C. Proper, D. Decker, L. Mann, D. Coons, V. Warner, L. La Flair. A 4. as FIRST B Left to right: First row: L. Quay, E. Martin, T. Whinnery, R. Star- buck, I. Becker, D. Sprinkle, B. Cowan, C. Walk, W. Carl, R. Wielt, G. Weis, G. Tubbs. Second row: F. Frantzen, L. La Flair, S. Miller, A. Brown, P. Klersy, R. Gibbs, M. Polhemus, S. Barkman, R. Kocsis, R. Dexter, 1. Krons- berg, Mrs. Kane. Absent: S. Hew- son, L. Nasholds, W. Bapp, H. Hannaman, J. La Grange, D. Shafer, W. Turner, G. Martin. QT. SECOND FIRST A Left to right: First Sholtes, D. Brown, V. Gibbs, W Peth, 1. Whinnery, J. Starnes, B Boyden, E. Cook, P. Sisson, P Buchardt, R. Tubbs, J. Whinnery P. Gibbs. Second row: M. Miller A. Lasher, I. Van Vorst, E. Egnell R. Stevens, E. Fusco, T. Tucker L. Barber, G. Carl, M. Crawford S. Barkman, L. Chrysler, L. Clark Third row: A. Orlup, P. Betts, R Arena, A. O'Brien I-I. Tallman row: Mrs K. Stevens, E. Nichblson, T. Mari tin, J. Beresford, F. Brooks, D Von Haugg, J. Gibbs, J. Schoenl born. Absent: D. Becker, N. Bapp F. Conger, jr., L. Schoonmaker. x 8TH, YTH, 6TH Left to right: First row: C. Gardi- ner, G. Swain, J. Slingerland, -I. Keppler, R. Bradt, M. Swartout, S. Lockwood, R. Tischer, H. Latham, R. Atkins. Second row: D. Wlaldron, K. Tischer, W. Mor- lock, B. Horlacher, D. Klippel, M. McCormick, WI. Latham, R. Snyder, R. Slingerland, j. Gasper. Third row: R. Snyder, F. Morlock, C. Burnett, D. Knapp, A. Erickson, D. Filkins, C. Hannay, L. Wald- ron, S. Burnett, K. Gossman, Mr. Von Linden. Absent: P. Hotaling, S. Milner, S. O'Kesson, R. Wil- day, G. Winters. WESTERLO GRADE SCHGOL STH, ATH, BRD Left to right: First row: K. Sisson, J. Bouton, D. Flagler, I. Bouton, J. Gardiner, J. Milner, P. Keppler, C. Risley, R. Pedersen, J. Long. Second row: C. Sisson, C. Snyder, P. Weinberger, J. Blair, C. De Lucia, D. Slingerland, H. Lee, E. Gardiner, R. Swain, P. Ferrei, B. Barkman, B. Filkins, L. Wilday, R. Weinberger, Mrs. Cornell. Third row: VI. Cooke, M. Hanley, R. Stevens, F. Dutton, H. Peder- sen, B. Johanson, L, O'Kesson, B. Bouton, I. Decker, R. Milner, R. McCormick. Absent: C. Dutton, C. Long. ZND, 1-A, I-B Left to right: First row: B. Han- nay, W, Goetze, H. Hempstead, M. Fancher, I. De Lucia, M. Bou- ton, E. Newell, j. Hempstead, B. Brayman, N. Gaspar, G. McCor- mick, M. Dutton, R. Furman, D. Guilzon, I, Newell, G. Heath, W. La Grange, C. Sala, Second row: E. Hempstead, C. Conklin, G. Hemp- stead, L. Sisson, R. Gardiner, T. Winters, R. Furman, Mrs. Lock- wood. Third row: G. Klippel, K. Coffey, C. Sisson, C. Homeyer, J. Stewart, L. Swain. Fourth row: B. Homeyer, F. Keppler, E. Morlock, VI. Cooke, R. Hannay. Absent: A. Ferreri. Left to right: Mr. Quay, Mr. La Grange, Mr. Hochstrasser, Mr. Snyder - Chief Bus Driver and Mechanic, Mr. jones, Mr. La SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Grange, Mr. Sholtes, Mr. Orsini, Mr. Smith. WESTERLO COOK 1 V,,, X i x f52ffW Away. Mm M Oniliflmillm Lf :WWI SWL ,al 5 W' H my If 325' 'fn fr I sg WESTERLO OUSTODIAN ff Q ' -1.,. : gm, if K. . ff , X t I, . 4 J X f' S K' f K K gf . , W Nav Y xxx - J M, 1 f V, X if 6 52 Mr. Furman CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES 1 ---in f ! r, n L nrrnnr, -or ,. - L1 ,b. 5 Q K h iffy x . 1 EQ L r rr ffrfrlaifeisiwffifffffffx - E , 2 rzr, .:+,1g!s'g 'Sm...'? lr- ,, - 9mf1r'w ' -'?-L '2- , 2 garfiiiyr , .W 4 -ffawff f i'i?fff'19'r'fff A is if- V . Qifrysssifffms'fitarfWen! of--A nv' i ? L5 6!f!!???5fff!I2!fimfi1imgil Mrs. Lord Left to right: Mrs. Yarmchuk, Managerg Mrs. Swart, Cookg Mrs. Irons, Mrs. Maurache, Assistant Cooks. CUSTODIANS Left to right: Mr. Bundy CAssist- ant cusrodianj, Mr. Stevens CI-lead custodianD. S -F .JSI 55 ,IF g- EL gf 'IVX The ' '-2 Y -Ari ik! X97 J W: 9-4, Q ,YBP ETL? do ffl fff i form 4 fw Q g-ide 5, ' f- bodfii- fg-fq?:9qf'U1f,,.2l4 if 5-C 3 0 ,f ,lf -'iff' I L ik RNWWIHHIL f f' l l F i, fu x if ffff f X vizg ffl, ,,. 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W, bw, ,V 4,-ze-,fha ' NX gr 1 F flixb I , V A ,A-U K VM V5 X 'CQ W1 l l ' v Q-'F' , - X '. lk , so TW eq J bu- 'S f J .X -'if' Y ff ' N . gg V jf k 'H-ee Li '1 f 1 X 'ff f -f-'gm'- --ii ?YW-img, , - W ---vhs X V , 9 A X- If , N N 5 li ff X g-- 7 T R 4 .' '-,Al , ,gli-W f 3X f of -,, ,1 C C . VARSITY FOGTBALL TEAM Left to right: First row: R. Flagler, R. Dearstyne. Sec- ond row: G. Miller, A. Latham, C. Coogan. Coach COACH Shaul, C. Dexter, J. Traver, M. Weidman. Third row: J. Martin, W. Stcvcns, W. Carl, E. McManama, C. jen- sen, C, Bassler, K. joslyn, W. Hayden. it Mr. R. Shaul FGGTBALL I mf fl f 1, xt ft r Q rift ff .1 E A . ,Aw K .. ' xx H x f v,..'-- 'Rx ,E 4 -g ' R ,3H'Q Q 4 K.mj5Q.,n , 'st' :N ,...tA.'-.t,.i. T I-S t M I QQ .. fm. WT4 'Jw , . -. . . .... , .. VARSITY Left to right: First row: J. Mac Millen, C. Bassler, E. McManama, W. Carl. Second row: A. Latham, R. Dearstyne, K. Joslyn, Third row: W. Hayden, R. Warner, J. Rapp. lUNIOR VARSITY Left to right. A Shultes, K Duell R. Dearstyne, A Percy J. Traver, W Stevens M Becker E. ans- ' V - , - , . , . , J sen, G. Miller, V. Hall, A. Boucher, R. Morey, O. Saddlemire, C. Dexter, R. Flagler. 31 W BERNE-KNOX vs SCHQHARIE BASEBALL Left to right: First row: A. Latham, W. Hayden, K, Ioslyn, Coach Shaul, C. Dcxter, J. Traver, M Weidman. Second row: R. Vlfarncr. R. DcLaVf:1gnc, K, May, C. Basslcr, R. jones, R, Dcarstyne, J Egan, G. Miller, A. Boucher, F. Bassler. VARSITY Front to back: V, Filkins, D. Pitcher, B. T D . raver, . Komjathy S Barton C , . , . Winters. Substitute: Margaret La Grange. -. Mascot B Bunzey Kneeling M W ipple M Shultes Substitute Ruth jones IR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 4 O O I X f , f W : . . ' : . arner, P 9 f' ' ,, Morey. Standing: A. Wh' , . . f . .. fv 341 Left to right: First Row: W. Okesson, W. Taber, L. Weidman, K. Horl, W. Kaehler. Second Row A. Shultes, R. Flagler, R. Dearstyne, C. Williams, O. Wagoner, K. Warner. Third Row: Coach Shaul D. Nelson, L. Schanz, R. 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I lll f all lllHS At varrous laps IH therr journey e C g ets to add to therr treasurres by present th overed wa ons paused to gather a few gold nugg m varrous actrvrtres Each pause was the scene of much bustle 8 and preparatron, for each wagon set a hugh goal for nts actxvrtles Plays, round and square dances, carnrvals, movies, and the mem ble rom were enjoyed by all Each presentatron was charac Ofa P terrzed by colorful and elaborate decoratrons The full co opera tlon of every member rn the wagon contrrbuted to the success of each actrvxty As each successrve wagon drsappears over the horrzon, rt leaves behlnd rt the memory of nts outstandmg actrvxtxes Hifi lU.NIOR 4-I-I Left to right: First Row: R. Flagler, H Zimmer, K. Duell, R. Dearstyne, Mr. Boyden, M. Becker, S. Kocsis, G. Willsie. Second Row: R. Martin, R. Taber, K. Warner, O. Wagoner, F, Carl, L. Schrei- ber, R. Carl, F. Bassler, D. Filkins, L. Schanz, D. Nelson, W. Becker, R. North- rup. BERNE-KNOX HGMEMAKERS Left to right: First Row: N. Gaige, B. Roney, B. Saddlemire, R. Cooke, A. Arena, N. McCormick, Iwi. Nelson, V. Orlup, M. Bradt, J. Sloger, R. Bass- ler, Second Row: L. Crawford, I. Joslyn, M. La- Grange, R. jones, J. Egan, M, Coogan, Mrs. Yarm- chuk, J. O'Brien, C. Crawford, W. Klersy, E. Bene- dict, J. Erickson. Third Row: A. Kronsberg, D. Herzog, E. Herzog, P. Carl, D. Komjathy, S. Bar- ton, M. Schoonmaker, K. Arena, A. Gustavson, H. Oliver, D. Boucher, I. Atkins, G. Drezlo, J. Van Wormer. F. F. A. Left to right: First Row: J. Slingerland, L. Herzog, C. Bassler, R. Whipple, M. Weidman, Mr. Boyden W. Carl, R. Furman. Second Row: A. Pedersen, R Dearstyne, L. Taber, Dooley, P. Roney, R. War ner, C. Dexter. SENIOR A-H First Row: C. Fredrickson, A. Pedersen, L. Herzog, C. Bassler, R. Whipple, Mr. Boyden, G. Lockwood, C. Dexter. Second Row: R. Furman, R. Nelson, M. Weid- man, j. Slingerland, J. Dooley, W. Carl, R. Dearstyne, L. Taber, P. Roney, R. War- ner, D. Greene. Z TSI' 5 ' 'U T -. - L swat-mor ci-vm. sc-1 cts J ftanlouv 1949 4 4. 15,5 ,, , ,., ., . ,. '1 'Z F7 ggutgag, - . 1 , ,. 'Z' -f 'gf gi, r lpzwlfxoy.. J f1:.g.,.!i'. . 1' . if A fre, Jflf-if.-A-'rr S5217 F41 4244 9, ' ' . x i v .34 .'.. '.' Idviiff .nj J. 1, iff '. iif'l -tiff -7? ,la . ,wT. C. S ki Na , -:dz 144. ' ' 'lfif I v .f fin. s r ' - A , ' ' wfi: I . -.,. -'-1 . , . , rg. 1 . Fifi!! 1' 'wg-ZA' -4' - ' STATIC :fr Il' rr' c r 1 rg 1 My Left to right: First Row: Mrs. Mott, D. Klipple, E. Haluska, V, Filkins, G. Lockwood, Mrs. Orsini, J. Northrup, P. Willsie. Mr. Morrow. Second Row: I. Joslyn, W. Klersy, L. Heacox D, Johanson, R. Greene, V. Clickmgm, Ihffhfilflalfllrl, D. Pitcher, E. Wai'ner, A. Pedciscn R. DeI.iiVcrgnc. Third Row: C. jcnscn, j. LcBuis, I O'Bricn, Bcncdict, P. Carl, R. Buss lsr, M. Nicholson, C. Wiclt, P. Morey, I. Atkins, R. Northrup. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Scrztcd: Coach Shaul. Left to right: V. Filkins, I. Atkins, G. Lockwood, D. Pitcher. X 21 . IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Left to right: First Row: M. Nicholson, Slugger, E, Hgllus. ka, D. Herzog, INIrs, Mcrrey. Second Row: j. Carl, J, Pitcher, D. Duell, R. Betts, C. Wesel, B. Anderson. 1 IT 'Vw JM. ii CHOIR 2 Left to right: First Row: A. Wright, B. Stevens, W. Strugess, J. Egan, E. Benedict, V. Filkins, J. North rup, D. Klippel, V. Orlup, M. Nelson, J. Boucher, B. Boyden. Second Row: T. Jansen, S. Jones, C Schufelt, J. Sloger, E. Warner, R. Cooke, R. Jones, W. Klersy, D. Herzog, C. Crawford, J. Oliver, S La Flair, N. McCormick, D. Johanson. Third Row: P. Shultes, A. Whipple, N. Jansen, M. Coogan, R Wright, A. Klersy, M. Carl, Mr. Mason, D. Pitcher, J. O'Brien, B. Roney, M. Long, N. Risley, M Keppler. Fourth Row: E. Haluska, E. Sacldlemire, G. Lockwood, R, Warner, J. Mac Millen, R. Greene E. McManama, C. Jensen, W. Carl, C. Bassler, R. Carl, K. May, A. Latham, C. Coogan, P. Carl, M Schoonmaker. Fifth Row: A. Shultes, C. Dexter, D. Filkins, A. Boucher, J. Cooper, R. Cooke, R. De- LaVergne, F. Gerry, O. Saddlemire, C. Williams. IUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 43g1A,,,,,a ' if 7 Sf K SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Left to right: First Row: P, Willsie, C. Winters, H. Oliver, S. Barton, E. Herzog, C. Shufelt, J. O'Brien, M. Schoonmaker, D. Herzog. Second Row: C. Crawford, N. Risley, E. Bassler, A. Snyder, E. Haluska, D. Klippel, B. Roney, D. Johanson, V. Filkins, D. Pitcher, W. Klersy. Third Row: P. Carl, M. Long, D. Komjathy, I. Joslyn, B. Traver, M. La Grange, M. Waldron, I. Atkins, M. Keppler, S. La Flair, C. Wielt, H. Gustavson, D. Schanz, A. Gustavson, E. Saddlemire, J. North- rup. Left to right: First Row: R. Gustavson D. Saddlemire, M. Carl, M. Becker, R. Bar- ber, V. Orlup, M. Nelson, Mr. Mason, J. Egan. J. Sloger, M. Coogan, N. Jansen R. Jones, A. Klersy. Second Row: B. Boy- den, A. Chrysler, M. Nicholson, N Gaige, A. Kronsbcrg, J. Erickson, N. Mc- Cormick, L. Crawford, L. Carl, S. Jong, M. Swint, T. Jansen, G. Bradt, R. Wright P. Morey, M. Warner, A. Whipple, M .Q 1, Shultes. Third Row: Boucher, A, Wright, B. Stevens, H. Miller, K. Arena J. Smythe, M. Fcrher, B. Filkins, W Sturgess, P. Malone, J. Pitcher, P. Zim- mer, A. Arena, H. Wielt, L. Seecof, J. Le- Buis, M. Martin. u 1 BAN There was music in the days of the 1849 miners, but it could not be compared with the music that the 1949 miners were accustomed to hearing. A great change had taken place. In 1849 the miners had been content with folk ballads played by one person, or a limited few, but the 1949 miners had progressed along a great route which had gradually developed a finer appreciation of music. Bigger and better organizations, which finally developed into bands, were formed. From the lower corridors of the B-K came the notes of overtures and marches played by the musically inclined students of the '49ers era. The Berne Knox Central School Band under the direction of Gordon Mason is one of the most activc groups in thc school The band has a membership of 48 playing members and additional students who are taking lessons so that they may complete the membership as the seniors leawe Among the various activities of which the band has participated are the numerous parades It has marched in Scotia Mcmorial Day Parade Schenectady Freedom Train Parade and at the Bcrne Memorial Day Parades The band has played at the N Y State Sectional Music Festival for the last 4 years twice at Hudson once at Saratoga and once at Albany From the funds received at the Fall Concerts held each year, the band has purchased capes and caps in the school colors. lt has also purchased several instruments. These include two trombones, drums, an alto clarinet, sousaphone, and orchestra bells. The band has played at the majority of the assemblies throughout the year, and at many evening entertainments. Though the curtain is now falling on the successful completion of one performance, it will rise again on new performances. L39 Q,, Sni 5 xr rw F7'as-Q 'QL N-L.. qw :zmz ? H 455 X A ,lf n r.. M..d '- Em la. . as f.. .S x mi, ww 4 F345 , 5.7 5,350 1, X I 1 Q, W, WV. t'f X 'D M, l, u-wfmf 4 'f Q. ,Bw W'-L..,.,,.,,,,,,,,. '4 5 ' 'FA-F. 'WMU l- lboifwm XX Pt fha wmv' eo' ff, fig,- Q ,X ff omb 1 D if 1 fd! 4 r' fy aaa af f Jflfyfrt 3 57 ff Eff!! ' f b 4, 1 2 fQ 525 5 X 'Zn 5 cp ' free f L auf l fy adji-,wwf SMB? . s X 1 LV? -J-,Lax X-gif' QU I' fg,uSf9'1U 9,911 rlverliselnenls The wagon tram of the '-49ers has nearly reached its destma tron There are very few bends yet to be rounded All through the journey rt has forged streams, crossed deserts, and labored up mountams wnthout dnthculty Thls has been accomplxshed by the able hand extended by the merchants of the small towns through whxch thxs wagon tram has passed It was through thexr help and generosrty that thus trrp prospered They gave the neces sary funds to keep thls tram on the upward traxl Therr contrnbu txons enabled the tram to accomphsh nts task that of present mg a sucessful yearbook to you N? N lift ff 4 K' - 'b Tiffin! . ,, - 5 9 fy V jzgffffgj Y' 1 f C lr! 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Phone 277l r rn a an . ervic arren Gilbert U , C 441 'Q 1 UNITED IN COAST T0 COAST 'f SERVICE nunnnal. Ill C'l'Dll3 DB Membershup nn fhe ASSOCIATED FUNERAL DIRECTORS SERVICE quahfies us fo fake nmmedlafe charge when deafh occurs af a dnsranf pomf Every dury ns performed by compefenf professnonal members of I'he Assocuahon Reasonable fees esfablushed by agreemenf be- fween members resulf m a sav ng fo The famulues we serve oooeoeoooxoevoveooovwoooexeoo A J CUNNINCHAM FUNERAL HOMES GREENVILLE OAK HILL AMBULANCE SERVICE 00000 00000000000 00000000000 eeoeo MIDDLEBURGH MOTOR SALES Au thoruzed DeSoto Plymouth Sales and Service GUARANTEED USED CARS Mlddleburgh, New York Telephone 328 I ,.,... ,Sie -4. ...... .Sify N9 ff' f I Mzmasnor ! 2 ll iii- 2 ! SERVING NATION-WI E ! ! i ' , - , - i I - ' , , - i I ' 1 . ! i I i i I i . . i ng- qu TORLISH AND WEAVER WATER WELLS Altamont New York Phones Altamont 2361 Altamont 2521 .. 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' 1 ' ' 1 9 , . . 46 ELECTRIC CITY PRESS INC Prlntlng Rubber Stamps Plastic Bandung lndex Tab Cutting Trade Composltnon Elrod Strlp Casting 233 Broadway Phone 6 3451 SCHENECTADY NEW YORK Our Service Makes Warm Friends WILLIAM A MARCY Onl Heating and Burner Service Telephone Albany 3 2334 East Berne 48W2 24 HOUR SERVICE 52l South Pearl St Albany N Y WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY At church and home One photo or an album HAL VON LINDEN Phone l5F 2 Schoharle New York QMQQW Mt Lf I nedl PP fyur sewn ron 159 F R E E BOOKLET Add LEO W OBRIEN East Berne N Y Phone 35.12 pr ng THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY f NEW YORK , . . ., , . . 1 .ewan ,hr ' Q E 1 5' -9 s 'W 4,, In ,o u ual i e's new nsu n- come Servlce provides a ro er arrangement o o present llfe msurance in a definite pro- gram. X I S 1 I L 1 U flffflla' ms Il ,us NUM . en ...-L.l.........i. 1 . , , . . la esonri O Our 2nd Cnnlury el Service Estobl shed l9l 7 Thousands of gnrls are needed In business and government offuces NOW The salaries are hugh and opportunuty for advancement are unlrmlted these good posltuons ns to take a business course at MILDRED ELLEY Secretarial School for Glrls 227 229 Quo I Street Albany 3 N Y Telephone 5 4436 REGISTER NOW Reglstered by the New York State Board of Regents Summer Session Starts July 5 Fall Sesslon Starts September 6 THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK TRUST COMPANY ALBANY ALTAMONT BRANCH SENIOR INDIVIDUAL PICTURES ERIC HUC-O of the BOOTH STUDIO 243 State Street Phone 4 0562 Schenectady N Y Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 49 from The Berne Knox Teachers Assoclatlon THE WESTERLO SEN IORS Ann e Josh Dons Renne Lockue THE FIDDLE SHOP Band and Orchestra Instruments Repasr Work on All Instruments 838 State Street, Schenectady Phone 6 3958 T47 Tl ' I - T ' I L. f SI I A .. . ' . . d The quickest yvay to prepare for one of of by , ' P S Vi 48 JAMES D LOCKWOOD Golden Guernsey Mnlk Truckmg Westerlo New York Phone 25 I JAMES A DUTTON GENERAL TRUCKING Westerlo New York Phone 2335 JIGGS SHELL STATION Gas and Oul Radlos and Noveltces Lunches and Fountain Service Westerlo New York Phone 2412 DON T CUSS CALL US Everythmg In General SCHOONMAKER Cr B WHITE 36WI I East Berne IOJI CROSLEY ADIVIIRAL nos Home Freezers Phonographs Refrigerators W KENNETH ATKINS Grocerues Meats ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Coleman Heaters Westerlo N Y Phone 2422 or 23 I TERESA S WEIDMAN Teacher of Plano Berne Phone 7W4 East Berne RIVENBURG S MARKET Quallty Meats and Grocernes Westerlo New York Phone 2348 IN UNITY OF PURPOSE WE WORK TOWARD THE GREATER PROTECTION AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL CHILDREN AND YOUTH P T A ofthe BERNE KNOX CENTRAL SCHOOLS , 3 I ' I Radios Rad' , N.Y. 1 , . . 1 I I SHULTES STORE Ask Here Flrst Berne Phone E Bern l7Rl L M SISSON 6 SON Cholce Meats Dealer an Cattle Texaco Cas and Oul Auto Accessornes TELEPHONE WEST BERNE 436 FRANK HART G' SON Berne N Y G L F SUN CO Sales 6' Service CLYDE L BALL All Forms of lnsurance Bonds and Hospatalnzatuon Representing Aetna American Surety Pioneer Federal Lnfe and Casualty Luverpool London 6' chants Mutual Nataonal Grange Telephone l7 Jl East Berne R F D No l Berne New York TED QUAYS GARAGE General Repairing TEXACO GAS AND OIL Tires Batternes Accessornes East Berne New York ETHEL U WOOD Voorheesvalle N Y ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Phone Voor 284l Compliments of J C O N K Best Wnshes From GRANTIER HARDWARE AND MP COMPANY Berne New York Central Brldge New York f49 ,N.Y. 1 . e ' DeLaval-Motorola Globe, John Hanclock Life, Royal, Mer- I . A . . L I N 503 NORTHRUP S GARAGE Excluslve PHILCO Dealer STEVEN S STORE Refrngerators Radios McCormack Deering Farm Ivlachanery Radxo Phonographs Televlsnon SALES AND SERVICE Household Appluances and Expert Auto mobile Repanr Service East Berne N Y Phone East Berne 55 G E Appliances International Trucks Starlune Barn Equlprnent Greenvllle N Y Phone 5 5322 HILL TOP REST HOME Home for Convalescents CONTINUED GOOD EGG AND MEAT PRODUCING ABILITY IS BRED IN BY USING PEDIGREED BREEDING SIRES HUESTEDS HATCHERY Greenvalle NY N Huested Prop Telephone 25 F 3 25 F I4 BRIGGS Cr HOROHOE F our Feed Grams Lumber and Bunldmg Supplses Lucas Pamts Delanson NY Phone 2377 Complnments of VICTOR A HALL DUAN ESBURG AIRPORT WILBERS GARAGE AND STORE Tourist Texaco Home Servuce LEARN TO FLY RADIO TELEVISION RECORDS Electrical Appliances EDWARD SCRIBNER At the Philco S g Schoharne N Y Phone 202 REGISTERED NURSES I ' ' ' ' ' ' I - - . ALTAMONT PAINT Cr WALLPAPER STORE Gladden Pannts Varnlshes Enamel Glass Pamter s Supplles Wallpaper Imperial Thlbaut Nancy Warren Largest Selection of Leadmg Llnes Hotponnt Appliances Admiral Farnsworth Capehart Raduo and Televusuons Phone 3241 l35 Maple Ave Altamont New York Mobll flame Socony Vacuum Bottled Gas Full Lune of Approved Appliances POLLARD BROTHERS Mann St Altamont Phone 265l COBB FARM SUPPLY John Deere Equupment Duanesburg New York LANSING BROS Kitchenware Restaurant Equnpment 59 Hudson Ave Albany New York Wllllam E Bull Authornzed Dealer GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Radios and Televlslon l35 Maple Avenue Phone Altamont 324l 43ll Best Wishes From LINCOLN LOG COLONY Housekeepmg Cottages McEnaney Prop Fort George Road Lake George N Y Altamont Co op G L F SERVICE INC Altamont New York Hugh Quality Open Formula Feed Seeds Fertnllzer and Cement Spray Materials and Farm Supplies Phone Altamont 336l Albany 8 4400 Complnments of THE SCHOHARIE COUNTY BANK Schoharle New York Member of The Federal Reserve System The Federal Deposnt Insurance Corp 551 China - Glassware - Gifts , . . . . , . 52 PHONES For Garage and Farm Machinery CALL Altamont 4141 Albany 2-8767 WARD C. ACKERMAN Lumber -- Crain - Building Supplies Coal - Paints - Hardware Farm Machinery Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service ALTAMONT NEW YORK PHONES For Feed Mill, CALL Altamont 2131 Albany 2-8690 Coal and Lumber Y ard HOWARD L. CAGE International Harvester Dealer COMPLETE REFRICERATION Sales and Service Phone: 3341 Altamont N.Y MACS FARM SUPPLY CO FORD TRACTOR DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT Mr Macfarquhar Sales Representative P O Box 155 Altamont N Y PHONE ALTAMONT 2241 WGY FOOD PRODUCTS Albany New York D U TC H E R S ICE CREAM PARLOR Sharps Corners R D 2 Altamont ALTAMONT POWER EQUIPMENT Ferguson Tractor Implements Jacuzzi Pumps Admiral Refrigerators Television Distributors Reading Cop per Tubing Osborns Corners Altamont 2877 BILLS SERVICE STATION Phone 4816 Gas Oil Ti res Accessories Lubrication T C7 D L G BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Commencement Invitations Diplomas Personal Cards Club Insignia Memorial Plaques Representative A M Hodgkins P O Box9 Schenectady N Y 127 Main sweet Altamont, N.Y. Class Rings and Pins , , I A Complete Music Service HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE 330 E. State Street Ithaca, N. Y. ALTAMONT FOOD MARKET Choice Meats-C-roceries-Vegetables and Frozen Foods Phone: Altamont 4441 FREDERICK E KEENHOLTS Everything in Insurance I924 25th Anniversay 1949 Altamont NY Phone 4301 FREDENDALL FUNERAL HOME Altamont N Y AUC-USTUS ELC! E JR Funeral Director Phone 23ll WESTFALL CHEVROLET Altamont New York MINTON BECKER Shoe Repairing Altamont New York CASCADE PAPER COMPANY On the Hoosac River North Adams Mass School Papers Cafeteria Supplies NewYork Representative Mr E J Coster Pittsfield Mass AMERICAN AUTO RADIATOR CO I38 Central Ave Albany N Y S Meurs Prop Distributors for Harrison and Beacon Rad nators and radiator cores specializing in cleaning and repairing radiators and gas tanks i155 0 , . . It . . vw , . , . . . u v . H . H . , . . u - - , . ' s , . MARTIN C HILLER Hardware and Appllances Farm Tools Houseware Plumbrng Flttungs Electrlc Fnttvngs and Flxtures Phone l8l Schoharue MAIN STREET GARAGE F C Shroh Prop FRONT END ALICNMENT Schoharue New York Phone ZIMMER S POULTRY FARM Quallty Baby Chicks they llve they lay they pay Callupvulle N Y Phone West Berne Z7 BADCLEY AND WHEELER Hardware Sport: ng Goods Electrical Appluances Phone 50 Schoharle N Y Complnments of Shoes and Furnnshnngs SCHOHARIE NEW YORK GREENVILLE NORTON HILL LUMBER COMPANY All Kinds of Building Materials Norton Hull N Y Phone Creenvulle l4O MIX S GREENHOUSES Charles Max Prop CAPITAL DISTRICTS LEADING MUSIC STORE PIANOS Steinway Knabe Lester Betsy Ross StoryCrClark Fischer BAND INSTRUMENTS Conn Pan Amerlcan C-:bson Martln Ludwig G Ludwig Phone 141F2 schohafre NY TELEV'5'ON Stromberg Carlson C E Emerson Sheet Musuc Accessornes McCLURE Cr DORWALDT INC 64 No Pearl St Albany N Y D41 ' , 2 l56 : ' ,N.Y. I 3 : ' , . . J . M . W 0 H L Stanley L. Ingalls, Owner lkhanaaadp St Mltthew 6 21 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George Angle W Kenneth Atknns George Barl-tman Ralph Barton Rlchard Barton and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Edward Kane Henryj Klersy Stephen Komjathy Wrllmm La Grange Henry Latham james D Lockwood and Mrs joseph Benedict and Mrs How 1rd Bassler and Mrs Donald H Boyden and Mrs Kenneth Bunzey Ralph Bunzey and Mrs DeWrttC1rl md Mrs jesse Clrclxman and Mrs Rllph Combs A Conklm Mrs Mary Long Mr and Mrs ArchreR Lord Mr joseph Marcy Mr and Mrs Gordon F Mason Mrs MargaretE Morey Raymond G Morrow r and Mrs CharlesH Mott and Mrs joseph Orsrnr Chester E Pltcher md Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Clay ton Cooke Aden Crabrll Clyde Cravs ford Ger 1ld DeLaVergne Stan Dearstyne Moms H Rrpps and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs DeForest Dertz j and Mrs ames I eeney and Mrs Arthur I rlltms and Mrs Judson R I'1llx1ns Myron Fxlkms Mrs Nettle Frlluns Mr and Mrs I loyd Yllgler I' and Mrs C Russell Rxsley Leonard Rockmore Austrn Saddlemrre Ivm Schanz Walter E Schoenborn Walter Schoonmaker and Mrs Rly Shaul Mrs Mary L Sholtes and Mrs Verm Shultes Charles Slmons and Mrs Eugene Srsson Mr Wllllam Flagler A Iqrlend Mr and Mrs Stanley Furman Mr and Mrs HarryB Grbbs Rev and Mrs Russell B Greene and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Marshall Grey Amos E Hallenbeck Edwrn Hannay r Hans Herzog Paul Hochstrasser Lynn Hull Miss anrce Ingalls Mr and Mrs Carl ensen Mr and Mrs Earl oslyn and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs W L Snyder Orlo Stewart jesse Tompkrns john W Traver Ward Waldron Chester Warner Wrllram Wesel Wrllram Wlclt Alfred Whrpple Bernard Whrte and Mrs Raymond H Wrlght Gordon Vxncent and Mrs Anthony Yarmchuk and Mrs Howard R Zxmmer The semor class would like to express their apprecl 1t1on to PROGRESS PUBLISHING ASSOCIATES Inc for the helpfulness and courtesy extended to us throughout the pro ducrng of th1s yearbook To Mrss Drva Barachml our representative from PROGRESS we grve speclal thanks 5 . 2 : Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' 1 Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr, ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' . Mr. 2 . 1 . ' . . ' . Mr. . . . Mr. . . . . Mr. I . . Mr. . . A l 1 Mr. ' . Mr. 1 . ' ' ' . M . . . Mr. . . 2 Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr.z . ' ' Mr. ' . ' Mr. . N ' Mr. . '. ' Mr. . ' Dr. . Mr. . z Mr. . ' ' Mr. . , jr. , Mr. . 2 ' Mr. ' , r. M . '. . Mr. and Mrs. DeForest Deitz, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B. Schoonmaker Mr. ' 3 Mr. ' Mr. . T Mr. . 2 ' Mr, ' 'A Mr. . I .4 . T ' 2 Mr. . ' . ' ' ' Mr. . . . 4 ' Mr. . . I . ' Mr. . ' . . ' . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' , J . Mr. . ' ' 'A Mr, , Mr. . h Mr. . Mr. ' Mr, , Mr. . . l , , J Mr. . , , J Mr. . . ' f I PROC RI SS PLBI ISHINC ASSOC IAN S IN 141 XX'ASHlNC,'I'ON AVIC., .'XI.BANY 6, N. H