Bethlehem Central High School - Oriole Yearbook (Delmar, NY)
- Class of 1949
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A TOAST TO THE STAFF 1 N if c ar si n :mtl 1111 h in lorlh QlUll0L1N from d U x Illl imompurihln ffrum ln mmcluaw 1 NIH! lmn X x N wc ct from lnx n IW N 1' in u x pn - ii ling liquid 1 N Y 1 und to tux L IIL1 ww M r 1 x in SlllFllX Smdlci who trudgmd thi treat in sm irc 1 0 in And han v- to 'Vfxldrmd Birhnr icquchn Lolxull ind Mthux Ahr whos: tilc mad pallll biuxhu sm rud to duomtm rny noxcr mx and papm r- ind :ny title page It x 1 hum S to ohn Dax who guided mx sill ln uvrx hom: room UP N to 0 Ann Kolhei to Eilrnn Fcrguxon nd to I on Suttmr I lurs xx Q the job of typing mx Qopx n too han N to Ihfm pmt xsritcrx ol mme Barbni Holmm Sue Xtxxoo md Georgn lxasx Hera 5 to Ann N11cN4illm xshu mu to it that I is is xscll ,ndolnsd mth photoq rip x Whit would Nha h in cur dom without X11 Lunphm ll' And hcres to Nancx IhRonde Paulmc Symonds Doran groom 'md Cer eres to 'Nelson Pilu who Nhoutnd pLll'DlllltX ol mc In high hi nan ind to Ixnkcr W ilhimxon who Nm rud Inc is igm nmml honxtmi rc N to tn esnrx u l um Conrm m mul Ru ni hm to N r Pit X in Morin Phan N ix nt 4 uldullui m MIINIIN writ: 1 Ft N to 1 ui ll Q x tx L I n 1 urnxqm I l 0 N on llll s n ahi ind cnthuxi mn ll ll rn wr N Q inf' mx Artlxln is Un lfit x mi s mx in 'ton xsnu nnq without hu dm cl x e lt X ill R RIHI lllllol nur s I1 v f Nlllllf 1 1 1 fjl 'l'h' ,l21,t' ix lg k-in-d, 'l'h' l' l'ghts rl ' lz ' 1 .ly, ' , ln-hin thi- plm-gm-cl n'nr'1.nin Ntvpx thi- lmxxlmlm- Mk. fllil I,l.. lim ing tn liix .ich 1-ix NN'ith ' X . 1 - , 2 - I ' 2 5 all flank of nrinlc- Ill'L'l2lli i 1 hi 'ut pf ki . i ' mi. -rf hv lmrin,N lnrth ax Qlga-S. into whim-li hm' an 'li lll' ur :lif- apg 'li' A ' ' . llv lm kx np: ln- NlIllll'NI hm- rnim-5 hi glnw in his iight hand: and hc' Jro ' s ' ix the' stall' uhm rc'ndc-rc'd his c'11t1'11ric'c to thu N . f- .fl l ': I . l lI1' 19- In B'll Cii'vm'r. llifk Iliiyw. Dlucll 'l'r.xc'5. -luflx l l't'ill'lll'li. linlmfln-v1ixi1.i1i. gd, ' ' Iv- -N --S' 'l f:l'. H. I-'Q .' ' 1 V ' .A '. ,'.'- Ili-'fl to loin llmppi-ix. tln- fic-in-ml KIllIl2iQl'I' of nn' fiimiivigil wrlim-xg incl .Q sl , . , ' . v ,VZ , ' . , , . ' HH- 'g J . 'H 'A . .11 . -, l '.' 'a. Ad f 'i Q V2 '. 'd. H ,v ,. ', , ,, ' , , ., .' - ghrxf 'z ' J ' ' . '. 'L '.j 55 j ,X V, w , x I 1 . I v 1 xx . , Q l I y 1 ru L .7 L I ' maine: Groth6 for enlisting Patrons and Boostvrs. HQ 9. l - juli ' li niinm-. Sri '1 I - - 1 d C: A -'t '. And - -K nlocilm- H inn nd. Phyllis Knapp. and 4 Q ' I '11 ' I11,kl. i h'f' in 's'liuol. 1' '--ips. Hc- r', nn' liditnr. Cllmrlu C'1uvvs. wh E l. 'gl' 1' 2 ponxihl' 'or 13' in-xx pl :A -. oitvn lgiuhln-cl to vm' his lk-Litlic-ix fly. hut t pt l'i nm for l 's 1 'lily Hv 's to Nils. Mg Nl 1 . nn .XVI lJlI'l'l'lOI', for hm' Xfflfllll Nng,' tlnnw un1i'm-1'1i- ', 1 '. 'd-.i,. And Q. hut not lvmt. lil-ri-X In nn Ad Mis SRU' g . l ' ld hv nntli A nd - rnlnip ln-r lin-ly k'UI1ll'llHlIl1JllN. ni' lm, Npgirk nl' lit. Th- 1llICli'I1l'l' hm .ilw nmxlvcl .ilwng Ml Nl . U .i-. Klum' unin- ' 11-d Sw' N xshn put --wn the' inmx rninnn- vlllwt intn nmking hiin .1 Nliru-xx. Nm lv xmlvly Nlk. URM 1.1 n-pl.n'i-N nhl- Qlgnw .incl llmk innilnixinne-1 piwlwtx. H- ' Is. And th -n again h- I't'IlI'0N ummlly lu-hind thc- vuitgiin nl' inn-. ORIOLE STAFF 'lin lyvlivvc- thut big NIR. CJRIOLI-L is 11 Svnior .utivityp ont- nn-:td nnly tn Qltiius- uhnut in Fvhru- airy-tiinv ut gi nuinlnvr ul' tht- inure- c-xc'it.ihl:- :ind hurrie-d spwiuit-nx of Sm-nittr xtudv-ntx, Without 4-xrvptinii. you will find un Okioii-1 xtzilll-r uns' whit with:-r hzix hugs under hix vyc-x or l'JllNIl'fs on hix ft-t-t, Bnth cwrtil' oftvn. YYlit-tlivr tht- iuh involvn-S writing unds-r tht' burning midnight nil or pacing tht- xtrwts in Nt'2lI'l'll of hmtxtvrx or udx. tht- ptirpoxv ix tht- xzunc- wld NIR. ORION-1 ix un hix rn:-rrx' MAS' tu wmrnple-tion. No mutt:-r limi' diligt-ntly und xxsilitly tht- xtull luhurx. Linntlie-1' Illsli ix xtill ulimuid. .ind pgitivrifs- N0IIll'IiIT1l'x grtmx ruthvr thin. X:-vt-11 tl1e'lvxS. L1 ye-zii'lirmolQ is finally rt'c'm-iv:-d lor dixtrihu- nun in .lunc-. :uid thx- c,RIfJI.l'Q xl1lflt'I x nun rm-lux und u-njny tht-ir nwn lizuicliunrk. NIR cJRIUI.l'. ix plum-cl right nl-xt tu lnxt ye'ur'x NIR. Oiurmi-,. lmth rm-xiding in ai lunuligu' lionlwuxv NUIYN'XN'l'If'I'l'. lhv St-ninrx can thc-n laugh ut thu-ir msn rnixtulu-x. und will it at duv. e' Kr-1-in-rx uf thw Bird Sxhxy xx ek Q AJ' l'ln- Flmlt i721 Om' win vvrx' dI'C'SNl'd up. for tht- NXmdc'hopp1'rl Ball is trztciitiminlly :tu old clotht-N citation-, Slack-. Nwcatvrs and hright. plaid shirtx wt-im-ci to pfv- dominate-. Strolling llI'0l1Ild thc' room. tw stuppvd to that with tht- thaxpt-min-5. Mr. and Mn. Whiting and Mr. and Mn. Bushm-ll. who scum-d to hc- having an cnjoyuhlt' timt-. Tha-y agrct-d with us uhm-it wc- Qaid wc likvd thv dc-comtions which wt-rv Nimplt- hut vcry cfTvt'tivc. NN'hilt- wv wvrv thus ocvttpivd. at Nlight romnio- tion zxrost' in tht- foyvr. NYC mn out to wt' what win hzxppt-ning :md found Nh. Cgtmpht-ll snapping .1 pictuit- uf tht- Ihtnu- Cmiiiitittw. Sm' it UYt'I' their:-9 Cgtmlv Shin- and Brute- Curinw wt-iw thtt t'cu-t'hL1i1mt'n1 BLiIiiDLiI'Ql Buahnvll p1'm'tx1't'ci tht- t'h.1pt'1'm1n-xg Kfurt Hmw, llgiuvt Xudintt and Dirk Cong:-r cwrigiiigtts-cl tht' dvcorgttimixz .-Xlgm Whiting wav in rlmrqt- ui tit-kt-ts: Ilifk firinm-ll hirvci tht' ttirlitwtiga. .md .Xinnvkv Sht-rrill dl'NiQIll'd tht- hnxmx. 'l'ht- llgtxtu- Clfmtinittw- mu-t h4n't- mwkt-ci dili- Qvntly. fm' .ix tu' mturttt-rn-d out lim' iIlU'IHliNNiHIl tw ht-ard mum mx xxhgtt fun tht-t mm- i1.lYiIlQ .md what .1 -tivo:-wtitil dgtmv it um XN'ri2i1iItU The Pause That Refresh:-d Thev Kept the Ball Rolling 70 WOODCHOPPER'S BALL February l2, 1949. How well we remember that date, for several source themes were due the fourteenth. However, most of the Seniors man- aged to tear themselves away from their research prohlems long enough to support their class hx' going to the lVoodc'hopper's Ball. As we entered the front door of B.C.H.S.. what did we see hut a pair of sealesf' Ol1. nol We won't get on. was our hrst thought. Nevertheless. the male members of the Class. eager to show off their heft. hopped on and soon foreecl their dates to do likewise. They thought they might save some money. as the fee was one-hall' cent a pound. fl.ittle did they realize how much some of these women wt-ighlj Several of the more modest girls refused to he weighed. and Consequently paid the maximum of seventy-hve Cents. That ordeal Completed. we progressed through the foyer. pieking up a favor. which was a small replica of a man's shirt. and walked through the gym door. Ilan NIooney's orehestra was playing. and many people were daneing eontentedlv. No MINICK lmrlx III Ilu' l.1ll ul 'HL tlu' Imuzz :lpn-zul :mumg llu' Sm'nu11N tllglt ilu' Llllllllill plan uoulcl mum lu' urulvr way. NYitl1i11 ax wrx xluwrl tinu'. NIinu'k. by Killll-Illilll :md l m'rlu'1'. um 1'luN'n. lxwullx XXl'lkl' lu'lcl 111 tlmt lgmlillgn' l'OUIIl ul tlu' lgu' mul ul tlu' Svniur t'fll'I'lClUI'. rlu- MINI wax wlm'c'I:'fl. .uul tlu' rc'l11'g11N41l NL'lll'dl1ll' um pmlwcl. llu' hut 1'1'lu 1rNul. lu'lcl ut tlu' lumu' ul MN Slil'X'lllglOll, um w'1'y 4'njmg1lml1', llul1'1'cl, it nm num' lllu' Ll IJLITIX. mum' xlu' Ql'Lll'lUlI5lX' sm'x'w'cl llt'l' wut XS'llll I'l'lI'l'NllIll1'I1l5. Ulu' mim night mx llu- wzxx' to I'4'l'lK'l1l'Nlll. link llcunul Ll Ntnxv. Qrvx kiltvn. N'llll'll lu' tuclwd in llip jzwkvl. 'flu' mul imllu'cli- gntvly gxduptvd Xlillivk zu ilu IIILINUUI. mul put llim in Kitlfx L'LlILl'. 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W ' ', at s fn 9 1, gif it if ,tv Af . If x ix if mf 4 ' X if v Y 1 5 1 WS , 5 g J 2 1 ! at .753 . g,jf'Tq f , A, , , ,e.. X 1 ,4- 'f 2'?5fi W Mfr: QV it Eg? X Q 1 iw- S is 5 is Ag W' 1 X 4,-A. X I - 5 X . 5 I ., R f 1 32 'i 'E Jax ,ii v . urinq 1 0 'J I 1 CL WILLIAMSO- ' ' Ti Pr ' N '7 1 5 Ggyl: o c 4- 4. Trva rc-r 4: r S f--lg 3- v' rizi- ive ' 'Aw' il: murals - 2 oothal , Y rsi ' oot fl-4: .l.V. ask ball Zi' . . asv ': 'ar v Club 3 1 .ap lla : ir 2 1. Ihr. S cstifal is 5 ' l '1 'rt rl- 1 'I' ' I f-l 0 Il: . t, dito 1 30 . 4: I C S 4: .. lard an -6, Choo ' DI'0Vt'l n lxonf r-ncv lig ' ' Q fig isv Mm' Dra lg roomstick c -' A 1Ck 4. WALLIS G. NINNE i'l1'nll1 ' Goal: Utica Collvgi- S..-X. 2--lg Football 23 Track 2: Vollcvball li. ALBERT ATYVOOD VVOODHEAD Woody Goal: Mechanical Enginvcring S..-X. 2--l: A Caprlla Choir 'l-43 Clhristnms Fc-stival 2-4: Spring Concr-rt 2-4. RONALD YOUNG Ronnie Goal: Statr' Tc-zach:-rs Colle-gc I S..-X. 2-4. ,f 1 J As a htting touch to Cncl this countlc-ss parade of Seniors. the following pcoplc clvscrvc special mention. The honor stuclcnts, or thosu whosc' three and one-half your avvrzigvs wc-rc' abou' 9fl'2 wi-r1': Suxzin Atwood. 92.361 Klart' Lou Buvhanan. 90.843 Thomas llroppvrs. 93.893 Chzirlv- Gmvi-s. 96.153 Barbara Holman 94.501 llllylli- Knapp. 96.52 Ann Miichlillgnii. fll.7.'vg l'1'11'r Sugiiiv. flfytil lluclilli TlI'Lll'y. fl3.fl5g Patricia Van Vormcr. 92.41 john Xklllllllllliilll, 9l.fil. l67l NICHOLAS VITILLO ,N'ifk Goal: Farmingdale Agricultural and Technical Institute S.A. 2-43 Intramurals 2-43 .I.V. Basketball 23 Future Farmers Association 43 President 4. ' 1 107 'V YLLIS R. WAGNER Phyl , 1 0 '. State Institute of Applied W Arts and Sciences l P ' - 3 tr murals 2-43 Dance Group 33 Re- vgf i l , a lla Choir 2-43 Christmas Festival MII - oncert 2-43 Dramatics Club 3-43 A ' thg ldren Federation 43 Secretary 43 air! J J r Pr n 1 Senior Banquet 33 Senior Plav 4. W BETTY RUTH WALLACE Waller f66 Goal: Art School S.A. 2-43 Hi-Y 43 Chaplain 43 Intramurals 2-43 Deputy Club 43 Dance Group 2-33 A Capella Choir 2-43 Christmas Festival 2-43 Spring Concert 2-43 Guide 43 Senior Plav 4. ROBERT EDWIN WEILER f.B0b,1 Goal: Pennsylvania State College S.A. 2-43 Varsity Track 3-43 Intramurals 3-43 A Capella Choir 33 Christmas Festival 33 Spring Concert 33 Guide 43 Class Ring Committee 3. ALAN S. WHITING Al Goal: U. S. Army SA. 2-43 Class President 23 Student Council fl-43 Representative 33 Vice-President 43 Hi-Y 3-43 Intramurals 2-43 Football 2-33 ,I.V. Basketball 33 Track 3-43 Orchestra 2-33 Christmas Festival 2-33 Spring Concert 2-33 Band 2-33 Save the Children Federation 43 President 43 Traffic Squad 2-43 Junior Prom 33 Daisy Mae Drag 33 Broomstick Bounce 2g Senior Plav 4. ROBERT H. WHITLOCK I1'hit' Goal: U, S. Armv S.A. 2-4. ROBERT CORNELL WHITMORE Senator', Goal: School of Applied Arts and Sciences S.A. 2-43 k'Save the Children Federation 33 Daisv Mae Drag 3. SHIRLEY MAE WHITNEY Shirl'J Goal: Becker Junior College S.A. 2-4: Hi-Y 4: Intramurals 2-4: Ass't. Color Team Captain 4: Deputv Club 2-43 Bowling 2-43 Publicity Manager 43 Gym Club 33 Plav Dav 3-43 A Capella Choir 2-43 Christmas Festival 2-43 Spring Concert 2-43 Dramatics Club 43 Save the Children Federation 4: Guide 43 Prom Push 33 Senior Plav 43 Senior Banquet 4. PETER SWANE '4Pete Goal: Radio Enginr-vr S.A. 2-4: Honor Socic-tv 4: Sr-nior Plav Elm'- trician 4. PAULINE SYMONIJS Synz Coal: Corrie-ll SA. 2-4: Intramurals 2-4: De-putv Cluh 4: Dantz' Group 2-fl: Intramural Fr-stival T55 A Capvlla Choir 2-45 Christmas Fvstival 2-4: Spring Conff-rt 2-45 Savz' thf- Childrvn Fr-dvrzitionii 41 f,RlOl.E 42 Guido 25 junior Prom 35 BI'00lllStlC'l'i Bouncr' 25 Balu' Salem 25 clOIIllllt'Ill'l'IIll'l'll Committm- Zig Svnior Plav 45 Svnior Ball 4, .IUDITH E. TRACY Indy Goal: Mt. Holvokt- Colle-gr' . , 5 . . S.A. 2-45 Ilonor Stivivtx' 45 H1-Y 45 Intramurals 2-45 D:-puty Club fi-45 Dzinct- Group 2-145 A Capt-lla Choir 2-45 Christmas Fvstivzil 2-45 Spring Conwrt 2-45 Dramatics Cluh 2-35 Vice--Pre-sidc-nt 155 Saw tht' Childrf-n Fr-dc-ration 35 Chairman 35 Slnr Ii-45 Half-Moon 45 Co-Editor 45 Onion: 45 Guidz- fl-45 Junior Prom 35 Broomstick Bounci- 25 Balu' Salt- 25 Svnior Plav Chairman 45 Sr-nior Ball 4. RAYNIOND AI. TUCK Tiny Coal: U. S. Marinv Corps S.A, 2-45 Football 35 Track 2-45 F.F.A. 4. BENNETT TURNER Ben Goal: U. S. Navv S.A. 2-45 Intramurals 2-45 Base-ball 25 Trzirk fl-4: Bowling fig F.F.A. 2-4. THELMA j. VAN LIEW Wfhell' Goal: Comptometcr Opvrator S.A. 2-45 Bowling 2-45 A Cape-lla Choir 2-4: Christmas Fvstival 2-4: Spring Concert 2-4: Scfnior Plav 4. DIARY DEXTER VAN VOLKENBURGH Van Coal: Collf-gm' S.A. 2-4: Hi-Y 45 Intramurals 2-4: Dvputx' Club fl-4: Altvrnatf' Song I.t-adm' 15: Dam? Group 2-Il: Rvfital fl: Plax' Davs fi-41 A Capt-lla Choir 2-42 Christmas Fr-stival 2-4: Spring Corirvrt 2-4: Dru- matics Clulu 2-4: Saw tht' Childrr-n I'i!'Lll'l'ilIl0Ilu 45 Prom Push 35 Daisv Mac' Drag fig Rough and Rvadv Romp 3: Svnior Banque-t fi. PATRICIA JANE VAN WORMER Pat Goal: lfriivvrsitx' of Yvrmont S..-X. 2-4: Honor S0011-tx' 43 Sc-t'1'vtai'x' 41 Ili-Y .5-4: Trrasurvr 4: Intramurals 2-4: Dvputv llluh fl-4: Dancrx Group 2-ii: R1-vital Il: Gun Club .ig A Capella Choir 2-45 Christmas F:-stival 2-4: Spring Concert 2-4: Dramatirs Cluh 2-fig Sc-Crt-tarv llg Savf' thf' Childrrn Fvdvrationu fl: Star 2-43 Half- .Homz 43 CTRIOLE 4: Svnior B.iriuuvt li: S.-uiur Plax' 4. ,Xxxlflilf B. SHERRILI. .Inl. Html: flflllliilld t ,. . ..' . - 4 . 4 . 4 A A 5 -' . , . Color 'I-VZRIII Captain Il-4: Dr-putx Cllub '5-4: ,l.Y. Chi-f'1'lr'adi1' Fl-4: Dantz- flmup 2-S1 Rt-Cital fl: A Ciapvllzi lllmir 2-4: lllirietinas Fwtivul 2--l: Spline' Imtwit 2-4: Diuixiinlirs Clluh 2: Saw tht- lllmil- Llrt-n l'i4'Kll'l'llllUIl-N il: Sf'l'l'l'lLllkX Q32 Pmin Pmli ll: llnisx' MM- lima 'l: xfYlNlClt'llIJDlJl'lli liull 4. 1 ff Ekwlx svigmx final: liollvev I ,f ltii , .Q , . . li Il R' S . I ' ' U ,Zi ' I . .1j5Qj,' Clap:-llzi Choir 4: fllll'l5IlI12iS Fvstivnl 4: Sprinu .9 3 lluncr-rt -l-1 llunim' Pllblll Ii, SHIRLEY .IHXN S'I'.'XDI,l-IR .S'hi1l Html: 'l'1'i1plmgt-11 Svlmul ul' llwiuii SMX. 2-tl: Intrzirmuuls 3-4: KJRIOIH -l: Guide' 3: .Iunior P10111 2-Ii: Cloud YYill cllllllllllllvt' 4: Ss-nim Plan' 4. I.. l'.I,I,A MM slI1,l,u lzI,I. '-141111-' Goal: lIm'tl:mLl SMX. 2-4: IIllI'i:iIHl1l'illS 2-4: Drputx' Lllulm .4--li Dvputx' Lllulm Bariqiivt fig Dana- Group 'Z-3: Rc'- Cital 2-fl: Plux: Dax' 2-fl: Gvm lllulm li: .X Capt-llu Choir 2-lg clllI'lSU1l2iS Fvstivzil 2-4: Spxing Ciorwvrt 2-4: junior Prom fl. l I,0RA Alllilli STODXRT FIma1leIe Coal: Mildrvd E114-x' 2-4: lntramurzils fl-4: Dvputx' llluli 4: Bowl- ' 1 f 2 1 't' flfwllll .lg flYIl1 fllulb ll: .X Cup:-llgt Choir 2-4: liliristinzis Fvstival 2-4: Spring Klon- cr it 2-'lg lJrzuiiz1tit's lllnlm 'lg .Iunior Pmni fig Prmn Push fi: llzlisv Mau- Drug fig l'l1u'c'i1l:1111'n-zitv 153 KI0i11ixu'm'r'i11t-tit fltllllIIlllll'l' Ii: Gund lYill Cloni- inittfw' 4: Svnior Plnx' -l, JOYCE E. STREETIQR Yn1'4'i html: Loblc-skill llmm- hvmuniiifs :ind .Xgritultiirzxl Institut:- . on' 2-'lg lllnisttnas l r'stiva1l 2--lg Spring CIoric'c'i:t vw' 2-4: cllLlCl1'A'l'Q Brooinstivk Bounrm- 2: Cfliristnms , It dflmiirllittt-1--l. ALBIN .L STUIJLER Goal: N, Y. Sttitm- Institute- nf .Xpplivd Arts and Stir-rice-s 2'-lg lntrznnurzlls 2-4: Footlmull 'Z-fl: Flirurk 2-3: Bowling 2-3. LOIS NI.-XRIE Sl'T'l'HR l.uif ' Html: N11-dirul St'c'x'c'tui'x' SMX. 2-lg lIlll'llIlllll'illS 2-li Bowling 2-41 Captain 2--lg 'lll'1'2lSlll'l'l' fl: A llzlpvlla Choir 2-4: Clhristnius Fc-stival 2--lg Spring fl0Ill't'l'I 2-4: Drgunatics Club li: Half-illomz 4: ORION-1 -lg Guidz- 13: Broomstick Bouncw' 21 Svnior Pluv fl. CATHERINE Nl.-XRIE SCHSIIDT Guffj ' Goal: N. Y. Statc- Institute- of .-Xpplit-d Arts and SCic'nt'f's SA. 2-4: Intramurals fl-4: Bowling fl-4: Captain 4: Dvputv Club 4: Dann- Group fi: Rc-vital .li Gym Club fl: A Capella Choir 2-4: Christmas Fvs- tival 2-4: Spring Concvrt 2-4: Dramatirs Club 4: junior Prom fi: Prom Push Il: Rough and Re-adv Romp fl: SL-nior Plav 4: Svnior Banquvt ii. CLIFFORD ll. SCOONS CMH Goal: Morrisvillt' S..-X. 2-41 Vnrsitv Football li-41 .I.Y. Baslu-tball 2: Yarsitx' 'lrark 2-4: Varsitv Club .i-4. DOREEN XIAE SCOONS Scnon1y Goal: Phvsiral Eduvation SA, 2-4: Hi-Y 3-4: Sc-Crt-tart' 4: Intramurals 2-4: Captain Color Tc-am 43 Bowling Club 2-4: Prrsi- dent 4: Dvputy Club fi-4g Trvasurer 4: Dc-putv Club Banquc-t 3: j.V. Alt:-rnatv Chcerlvadi-r 4: Dance Group 3g Play Davs Il-4: A Capella Choir 2-4: Christmas Festival 2-45 Spring Concert 2-4: Onion: 4: Good Will clOHlIIlllU'C' 4. NI. THONIAS SEAGEARS Tom Goal: Cornell S..-X. 2-4: Intramurals 2-43 Football 3: ,I.V. Baskvt- ball 33 Bowling 2-3: Orcht-stra 2-4: Christmas Fr-stival 2-49 Spring Convert 2-4: Band 2-4: Guidi- 2-4g Broomstick Bouncv 2: Svnior Play 4. . lx 21' ' V MURRAY xzfisir-3z'fEAG5,43-its , ki '?'Wfur KL? ' Goal: 'I -ll S..fX.jNg2 -- g. . 1 . 'N' I. '. Baskvt al 35 .I.YllSow,3'lIig 'iItEe3?sitv Bohging fl: Varsitv- -rbls 4: Bo. ng .2:'Bancl ffSQGuidm' 2: Daisv Mar- Qajtffl: Ilrqglhstick Bouncrf 2: Svnior N fx HELEX'BLANCHE SECOR Serv Plas' 4. Goal: Laboratorv Tvchnician S..-X. 2-4: Sc-nior Plav 4. CAROLE G. SHAY Goal: Alfrf-d L' nivrrsitv 2-4: Salrsman 41 Council Rr'prr'sr'ritatiw' 2-4: Intramurals 2-il: Dcputv Club Il-42 Trvasurr-r li: Songlvadvr 2-3: Dann- Group 2-14: A Capvlla Choir 2-43 Christmas Fvstival 2-4: Spring Conrrrt 2-4: Savt' tht- Childrrn Fl'dPl'3IlOI1-N 4: 'l'rc'asurr'r 4: Onion: Salt-sman 4: Guidt- fl-43 junior Prom Chairman 3: Daisx' Mm' Drag fi: BI'00IllSllK'lK Bounft' 2: Bakr' Salt' 2: Nlir1it'k 41 Wpodrhop- pz'r's Ball 4. W.-Kl.IACI-I FRANK SHEELY Hlflillu Goal: Mrtallurgist S..-X. 2-4: Salesman 2: Honor Sofim-tx' 4: 'Iirarlt 2-4: Intramurals Il-4: Gvm Club fig Guidr- 44 c-I X n X . uf X 4 Qgnframl a-6:4 1 ootball 'M S7 'tri K. A .Aft Ye? .E . , Ti? 1 5 . mia? 5s WALTER PETERSON Goal: R. P. I. SA. 3-43 Track 43 Senior Plav 4. NELSON CRAFT PIKE Nels Goal: College S.A. 2-43 Salesman 2-43 Intramurals 3-43 Varsitv Football 2-43 ,I.V. Basketball 23 Varsity Club 2- ' A Capella Choir 2-43 Christmas Festival 3 Spring Concert 2-43 Star 2-31 ORIOLE 43 Cu' . 23 Nite Club 2-43 Vice-President 33 Presi t 4 NIiniCk 4. oe ' ly! MC GE NEIL P Il! Q 7 . al: Service L ' ard, S 2 4 X 4 - 2 . . 2- . f . ARO EMILY M510 2 f Skitfh G Ithaca College ' s er any H. S., Albany, N. Y. S.A. 3- ' I I u a 3-43 Varsity Cheerleader 3-43 4 . t 43 .apr-lla Choir 3-43 Christmas Fes- ' al 43 Sp ' g Concert 3-43 Dramatics Club 3-43 r ' ent 43 RIOLE 43 Junior Prom 3g Senior uet 33 inick 4. ARDETH JOAN RENAK Art Goal: Franklin Art School S.A. 2-43 Intramurals 2-43 Bowling 2-43 Play Dav 23 A Capella Choir 2-43 Christmas Festival 2-43 Spring Concert 2-43 Junior Prom 33 Bake Sale 2. LOIS E. RONK NLG.. Goal: Interior Decoration S.A. 2-43 Hi-Y 43 Intramurals 2-43 Dance Group 2-ll: A Capella Choir 2-43 Christmas Festival 2-43 Spring Concert 2-43 Dramatics Club 23 Save the Children Federation 3: junior Prom 3g Prom Push 3g Daisv Mae Drag 33 Broomstick Bounce 23 Bake Sale 23 Commencement 33 Career Das' 3: Srnior Plav 4. MARY ELIZABETH ROSSO Mare Goal: Albam' Business College S.A. 2-4: Bowling 2-43 Guide 43 Senior Plav 4. JOHN IN. SCHARFF johnny Goal: Buildcr S.A. 2-43 Baseball 4. Sp HERBERT .-XLLYN MCXXK ,l1nal:y Goal: lf. S. Marine' Clnrps S X. L41 lIlfl'1lllll1I'21lS 2-4: Football li Bm:-lmll Z: Bowling '5-4: l .F..X. 4: fluidz- 5. ,LXIXIES P. MOR.-XX 'fanzzf' final: LjIllX'1'l'5llX' of Nutn- Dunn- Immff-1 frmu 'lllu' 'I-l'l'l1Illl'iil High Sflmul, Spriue- lnld. Nluss, SMX. 4, .XNNE l'l l'N.-XXI IXIORILXN A1znie Ucml: llllllll' E1'Ull0Illll'S S .X. 2-l: lli-Y 'l: Intrarlulruls 2-4: D4-putv Club ul U1 fllx I :nw fll'0l1IJ 2-33 Plax' Duvs QQ .-X Cup' Q mir l-45 U1'1'l1:-strsi 2: cllll'lSlIllLlS F1-stivzll 243 Spring lIm1c'v1't 2-'lg Dl'ZiIIlBlll'S Club 2-fl: junior lmru Zig Bl'470IIlSllK'li Boumw- 21 flllillflllllll lialu 5114- fi: Niir' Club 2-4: lXliniCk 41 S1-uiur Ball 4. J,-XNET L. NODINE jan final: Eustuluu Dvutal Dispc'ns111'x' llllg clUI1l'1'l'I 2-4: D1'llIIlllIll'S Cflub fig Guidr- fl-43 uisx' Mau- Drag fl: Svnior Plan' 4: Svnim' Ban- u quit A. .LXNE OLXISTIQXIJ 'hlrzdiallu lhml: fliill'IlUX'l1i lluuim' Coll:-qv S X. I-l. lllIl.Illllll.ll5 2-f1..XMt. Lulm l1'.IlllX..llJ- lun l: ll:-putx illub 2-l: ,l.X'. Xfllt'1'll1'.Iil1'l' 2-Ii. P1 xx '51 1 . xv I3-4: clilljlillll ll: clY1ll Club fl: Dzxum K I IlXill 1-lg Sllflllg f40IlC'l'l'l 2'-ll Dl'2lIll1lllK'S Llub 2. 'wup lv: .X C.upvlla Chou' 2-4: fllll'lSlIIlliS Fvs- . y - - 1 - l'1'1vu1 Push .wg SVHIUI' Plux' 4: Svnxm' Bull 4. ROBERT C. OSTERHOUT Ox!fe'u iiuulz SXIIIVIIY1' , f - f., ,. S X. 2-I. lIlIl4lIIlllI.il5 l-4. luwtlmll J-1. lxnrll ' l BUXIIII l X HNIIX Club m l - .. . ., 1 x 2.1-I g'.'. .-. IX IRIS SUNDRX PECZK 'ZS'f1z1fI1 Cluull NIIINQ NX '-l N .'X'l'.Xl,l Ii PlfRR.Xl'l,'l' .X'aI H Uuul: Qlcm1111Jtfm1m'Iv1' Srllfml S .X. J-4. S.X. 2--l: H1-X 41 Im1'a11uu'z1lS 24-4: Dvputv Club 'li Ijkillfi' Group 2-15: Plav Dax' Il: Gnu Club il: X lizmrllzn Choir 2--lg Christruas Fm-stival 2-4' 1 .,, I . N VIRGINIA CAROLYX LAYERY Girzr1y'A Goal: Plzitlslvurgh Stull- 'Ii!'LlC'l lf'l'i Ilnlln-Ur' 2--lg Dann- Group 2: Sr-nior Plax' -1. ROBERT A. LUDWIG NLu1l1ly Goal: .-Xutoniolivr' Szilrs Xfanugr-ins-nt S..-X. 2-4: Baszflmll 2-fi. STUART RICH LYON ':Slu Goal: TOCJlIlliiliCl' S..-X. 2--lg A Capella Choir 2--lg Orchrstra 2g Christmas Fr-stival 2-4: Spring Clnrirwrt 2-4: Slar 41 Guide- ii-43 Brooinstirk Hounfr' 2: junior Prnni 153 Daisy Mm' Drug fl. PAXIELA NIIICKAY Pam Coal: Pluttsliurg Sum- 'll-uc'l1r'1's Clollvgi- S..-X. 2-4g Intramurals 2-4: fiVIll Club fig Danci- Oroup 2-33 Drarnatirs lfluh 2-131 junior Prnni fig Prom Push Ii: Daisy Mas' Ili-ug fig Bakr- Szxlf- 2g Svnior Banque-t 'S' Svnior I'l'n' l I XD! ,,JANi'x1a IIL KA fl I F f ill 1 u I I ' I , 1 r , ar.. X A G . S ' in oll'-qc' 1 as ian Ho or ra r a r 4 4 1 ll QI X a ap J QQ wi xni s rm :nan 4 Ba xi 'un non Xss l 1 y msr is NIU iq ' Br omsti U Q Rz1fIIfX2iw'i1ior 233, Ani Pa ' s. .2- S.l-. f p g if-tv -49 Y ' R I 'I als -4g C or' , pt' ii ' pi ' , - g h ', ' ' - 3 r i'tv C1 lt'K'I'lt'4 1-r . I5-' C 1 -lg an'- Groui 2-I Rv 1143 I' C 35 V nv -fl: Afhrip 1 S 'ilivn 2-43 . f , ' g 10 - t 2- , Stl r-n Zh 'nd '-4' . 1 's II fi- X :lf . g' 1 . Cd' nr V fig If S l- an fig Du' , x Ura. gig My 6 L fv q -t3' - 1 4. L,- WSJ: ' I MILTON B. MAGEE. JR. ' LJ I5 02 V Milf Goal: Illivniist 2-4: 'llrzivk 4g Bianugvr 2-33 Bowling 2-Zig Own Club 2-3: junior Prom fi: Brooinstirk Bouncf' 2: Svnior Plnx' -P. VIRGINIA ANN lNIcI'IUGH Chilly Goal: Clurm-ll SA. 2-4: Intramurals 2--lg Dancc' Group 2-fig Rccitals 2-34 A Capslla Choir 2--lg Christmas Fes- tival 2--lg Spring Concvrt 2-1: Draniatics Club 2-45 'LSavc thc- Clhildrf-n Fc-dvrution 4: Slar 4: Half- .Moon -lg Broolnstick Bounrv 2: llunim' Proin fl: X Svnior Plav 4. ,Q O Q 1 S, DOROTHY E. NMKINNEY .y fxg Dol X - Goal' Nvw York 'I'vlx-plionc CIOIIIDZIIIX' Q B -251,2-31 Intramurals 23 .X Capm-lla Choir 2: l, 1'-lgxlhrist-nias Fc-stival 2g Spring Lloncc-rt 2: Drznnatics U-limb O32 Si-nior Plav 4. , 3 X1 5 Q , fxhflj K 1 'xg N Ai ' N Q, Q N. 64 'aj JANET E. HUMPHREY janet Goal: Green Mountain junior College S.A. 2-45 Intramurals 25 Bowling Club 3-4: yvllev- ball 3: Dance Group 25 A Capella Choir 3-41 Christmas Festival 3-45 Spring Convert 3-4. LOIS JEAN JEWELL LoueIIaU Goal: Medical Technician S.A. 2-45 A Capella Choir 3-45 Christmas Festival 3-45 Spring Concert 3-45 Dram:-ities Club 2-4: Half-Moon 35 junior Prom 3: Baccalaureate 3: Senior Plav 4. DONALD JONES KKDOHQ! Goal: U. S. Army SA. 2-45 F.F.A. 2-4. GEORGE W. KASS. .IR. Prexy', Goal: Rochester Institute of Technology S.A. 2-45 President 45 Class Vice-President 35 Hi-Y 3-45 Intramurals 2-45 Football, 2-45 Basketball 25 Manager 3-45 Track 25 A Capella Choir 2-45 Vice- President 3-45 Orchestra 2-45 Christmas Festival 2-45 Spring Concert 2-45 Band 2-35 Star Salesman 2-45 Oluou-1 45 Guide 45 Co-Chairman junior Prom 35 Prom Push 3. PHYLLIS TOWNE KNAPP Uphylu Goal: Middlebury College S.A. 2-45 Honor Society 45 Hi-Y 45 Intramurals 3-45 Orchestra 2-45 Christmas Festival 2-45 Spring Concert 2-45 Dramatics Club 35 Save the Chil- dren Federation 3-45 Chairman 35 Star 2-45 Assistant Editor 35 Editor 45 ORIOLE 45 Guide 45 S.A. Committee 45 Senior Banquet 3. ,IO ANN CAROLYN KOLBER :ryan Goal: Private Secretary S.A. 2-45 A Capella Choir 2-45 Christmas Festival 2-45 Spring Concert 2-45 Star 3-45 f2RI0l.l-1 4: Class Flower Committee 2: Senior Plan' 4. ROBERT PAUL KUNZ Egg Noe Goal: N. Y. State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences S.A, 2-45 Football 2-35 Baseball 2-45 Vursitv Club 35 Guide 45 Broomstiek Bounce 25 Senior Plus' 4. CHARLES R. LANAHAN Churk Goal: Carpenter 3-45 FFA. 3-4. JANET L. HALLENBECK Hyun.. Goal: N. Y. State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences S.A. 2-45 Star Salesman 45 Senior Plav 4. SALLY HARTZELL asap, Goal: Art School 2-45 Hi-Y 3-45 Intramurals 2-45 Deputy Club 3-45 Secretary 45 Dance Group 2-35 Play Day 2-35 Guide 2-45 Broomstick Bounce 25 Senior Play 4. RICHARD EDWARD HAYES Dick Goal: Cornell S.A. 2-45 Intramurals 2-45 .I.V. Basketball 2-35 Bowling 2-45 Secretary 45 Orchestra 2-45 President 45 Christmas Festival 2-45 Spring Concert 2-45 Dramatics Club 25 Star 25 Onion: Salesman 25 Guide 45 S.A. Card Salesman 25 Minick 45 Co-Chairman Senior Ball 4. WILLIAM A. HAZELL BIND Goal: College S.A. 2-45 Intramurals 2-45 Football 3-45 Track 2-45 Bowling 2-35 Gym Club 35 A Capella Choir 45 Christmas Festival 45 Spring Concert 45 Junior Prom 35 Daisy Mae Drag 35 Bake Sale 2-35 Senior Plav 4. DAVID H. HODGKINS Darien Goal: Union College S.A. 2-45 Football 35 Bowling 45 A Capella Choir 45 Christmas Festival 45 Spring Concert 4. NORMAN S. HODGKINS Pork Goal: Colby College 2-45 Student Council 45 Baseball 2-45 Bowl- ing 2-45 Intramurals 35 Christmas Festival 45 Traf- Hc Squad 45 Captain 45 ORIOLE Salesman 2. BARBARA HOLME .. Buxyv Goal: Middlebury College S.A. 2-45 Class Secretarv 2-35 Honor Society 3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 President 45 Intramurals 2-45 Deputy Club 3-45 Ass't. Captain 35 Captain 45 Danci- Group 2-35 Recital 35 Gym Club 35 Play Day 25 A Capella Choir 2-45 Sec.-Treas. 45 Christmas Festival 2-45 Spring Concert 2-45 Dramatics Club 2-35 Star 2-35 Half-Moon 35 Oruouz 45 junior Prom 35 Daisy Mae Drag 35 Senior Plav 4. WILLIAM MORTON HOWE ffM0r!,, Goal: Cornell S.A. 2-45 Council Representative 2-45 Hi-Y 3-45 Football 45 J.V. Basketball 2-35 Varsity Basketball 3-45 Varsity Club 45 Onion Salesman 45 Guide 2-4. lizuiv, N4-w Xork. SMX, J-l: Iulriiuiurals .5-4: lw YIYI.-KN GR.-XNA-X'l'O Viv Coal: Piuuist-Clmuposf-1' SMX. 2-4: IlllI'ZiIIlLll'lllS 2-.iz .X Lupvlla c.llUlI' ' 1 , . . . , , . A y c.lll'lSlIIlllS lwstival 2-J: SDIKIIIE C.uriCci't 2-J. .IOHN ANTHONY GRANITO Lonn1 ' Goal: Flm'iQt lmll .52 lJ1'21I!lLii1CS Lluli 4. CHARLES Ll-ll-1 GR.-KYES l'l1zi1l.'i final: Sufizll Sm'1'x'iL'1- SHN. 2-lg lluum' Soni:-lx' il--li Pr:-sidf-nt -lg Ili-Y . , . . .5--lg Sl'l'l'l'l2lI4X' -lg ,l. X, Hnslu-tlizill .51 A Lap:-lln. 1 - 1 . . - - , . - . fillilll' 1--lx filll'l5llIl2lS Pvxtivul Z--l: Spring fi0llK'l'l'I 2--lg S.iw- thi- Ciliilclrvu l r-dvmtioriu 4: Sim Ii llzllf-illmin Q: ORION-1 lg lfLlitu1 l1,llmim' Prmu IS lluisv Klan' Drug fig Svuicu' Plzix il, ROBERT R. YY. GREEN hfIll'i'7llt'u Gugil: Dvllxi Cullrgs- SUN. 2-'li Ynrsitx' lirmtliull 15-'li Buslwtlmll 2 Vursitx Bxxskc-tlwll 15--lg clil-cillplillll 43 Vursitx Haw-lmll 2-4: 'l'raf'k 4: Yzusitv Club 2-4. ROBERT C. GREENNIAN Bull Goal: Adiiiinistrzitivs- EIl2'lI'lf'CI'lIl2 2-4g Hi-Y 3-4: .I.V. Football Mzuigxgvr fl Vursitv llllltllllll NILIIILIQPI' -li ilvllifli 2-fl: Vzxrsitx Club -l: KJRIOLH -ll ,luuiur Prom 3: Duisv Mau Drug fl: Svuioi' Plan' -l. WYILLIANI j.-XXIES GREER Hill Goal: .'Xllll11'1'5t 2-41 Trc-aSurf'r 153 Studvnt Council 3-43 Houm Sofivlv -lg Hi-Y 2-43 Prvsidrril 4: Vzirsitx Fool- lmll Ii--4: Yarsitx' Baskvtlmll A3-4: Baslu-tliull 2 X ursilx' Bas:-ball 'Z-4: .XIlllL'lIl' .Xwurd li: Lllirisuiizu Fc-slixul -lg Spring liomw-i't -4: S1111 I3-4: Half-,UUU11 fig f7RlUIl'Q 4: 'liziflic Squud 2-4: -luuim' Prmu I4 Svuior Plan' 4. M i f 1 , mjlzln' ' mx X . . ' 1 . . .. ,,' by : ' Ifzix 'ivu :uv KV' IrlY,u1:it'il,Y T41 Wig? Qc 'l?i'.u'lx if-l Iiuwliu -ll 1011 sl 1 if-f Q- PCI 4 ' klflioir 2-l 1 diffsli lf :Arn if: l uc Silllllxlmgl gill ,IJ I I fQlfRNl.XlNE1il,lZ.XBl'i'l-H GR THZIK' ulrifllllu fmul: ,Xllr.mx' Stull' 'l'f,ulu1x Liullf-qv SMX. I-l. Iluuu Knmip .v. .X lupf-11.1 C-llilll I-l c.lllI5llIl.t5 lmlixul 2-l. Smuiu l.UI1t'4'Iil 2-li Suu ilu' filllldI'l'Il F!'dl'li1lIlllll4- ig Oulu!!-. -lg .Iuuim Pruul -li fimml Will fifllIllIlllIl'1' lg NIiuic'k -l. YlI'iiIlSfl'l' from Philip Sc'huxlr'1' High Svliurml, .Xl- mol- SQ 'E 61 Uv E FE., ' f f' N nuoy.. i oalz , vrn ':prr'tiw- , Att ooscvn- 'gh hool, Drs low' u ve-ar, . 2- ants- Gro g .- a Llir 'Z-4: wstmn. 1-stival -- . SDI cc-rt 2-4: Dramat Clluli ' D. EILEEN FERGUSON Peng - Goal: Lveal Sm-Crvtaiw' 6 S..-X. 2-4: Intramurals 2-5: Dcputv Club 4: Dancf' Group 2-3: Intramural Festival fl: Drarnatics Club 2-4: USZIVC' thc- Clhildrt-n Fl'dl'I'2lIl0Ilu 4: Slar 4: fJRlOI,E 4: Half-Alcan 4g Ss-nior Plux 4: ,luninr Prcun fl: lYUOCll'l'l0lJD1'l'-S Ball 4. SHIRLEY ANN FLANSBURG .S'hir! Gaul: fi0lIllJIUlll4'tl'l' cJlJK'I'llUll' SMX. 2-4: Shu 43 Half-.Hoon 4. JACK M.-XCHLIN FREDERICK 'AFred1ly Goal: St. I.awrL'nc':- Univvrsitv SMX, 2-43 lli-Y fi-4: Il'1Il'1ilIlllI'2llS fi-4: ,l.V. Basr- lmll Managri' 2: Vnrsitv Bznsvlmll Muriugrr 3-lg ,l,Y. Footlmll Mzuiugc-r 2-fig Vursitx' Footlmzill Munn- gvr 4: ORION-1 4: junior Prom 13: B1'00IllSIll'li liouncc 2: Svnior Plan' 4. NI.-XLCUNI WV. l7UI,l.l'lR 'Ulflaf' Goal: Allwzirxx' Collvgn- of Pll1lI'llldi'N' S..-X. 2-4: Studl-nt Counvil fi--Ig lntrzxniurals 2-4: Vzirsitv Bzisr-hull Il-4: fluid? fl-42 Clzxptziin 45 Class Flowm' and Color llmnniittvc- fig Class Motto Coln- IIllIl1'l' 4. .IANIIQS BRADFORD GIBBS 'lBuddy Goal: Yals' S..-X. 2-4. lntramurznls 2-4: Vzlrsitx' Tvnnis fl-4: fJI'I'lll'SIl'21 2-4: clllI'lSUllllS Fvstivul 2-41 Spring Con- cw-rt 2-4: Bunnl 2-4: Junior Prmu Il: Duisv lxlllt' Drug Il: l51'um11stic'lt Boumw' 2: Hula- Salt- 22 Nlinit'lQ l. ANN.-X IRIAS GINSBURGH .-lun Goal: Sc-f1'n-turv SA. 2-4: Intrzxxnurals 43 Bowling 4: Dunn' Group 24, GRACE ELIZABETH GOURLAY BefIy Goal: flrv:-ri KIl7llIlt2llYl Junior Ciullr-ge SRX, .ig Dgnirf Group fl: A Cups-llzi Choir I3 4. filll'lSIIIlZ1S Fc-stivul 4: Spring Confvrt 4: Clnisuuus Card clOIIllllllU'C' 4: Sr,-nior Play 4. Vi H EVELYN JEAN DAVIES .KEUU Goal: New York Telephone Companv S.A. 2-43 Intramurals 2-33 A Capella Choir 2-fi: Christmas Festival 2-33 Spring Concert 2-3, JOHN GLIDDEN DAY johnny Goal: College S.A. 2-43 Class Treasurer 2-43 llonor Soc-ii-tx' 4: Hi-Y 3-43 Vice-President 43 Intramurals 2-4: Foot- ball 2-33 Varsitv Baseball 2-43 Yarsitx' Club 2-4: A Capella Choir 4: Christmas Festival 41 Spring Concert 4: Half-Aloon 41 QIRIULIC 41 Scliool Re- porter for Knickerbocker News 4: 'lraflie Squad 2--41.IllIllOf Prom 3. GERALD E. DENNISTON Gerry Goal: Medicine S.A. 2-43 Intramurals 33 Bowling 43 A Capella Choir 2-33 Orchestra 23 Christmas Festival 2-33 Spring Conccirt 2-33 Band 23 Dramaties Club 3. NANCY ANNE DcRONDE .fjeepn Goal: Green Mountain junior College S.A. 2-43 Intramurals 2-33 Deputv Club 3-43 ,I.V. Cheerleader 2-43 Dance Group 2-33 Recital 23 Play Day 23 A Capella Choir 2-43 Christmas Fes- tival 2-43 Spring Concert 2-43 Dramatics Club 2-33 Save the Children Federation 33 Star 3-43 ORIOl.E 43 Guide 33 Junior Prom 33 Prom Push 33 Daisy Mac Drag 33 Nite Club Committee Chair- man 33 MiniCk 4. ' I lf . ' 3 L I in ur 1 X ,OA Q I TIEMAS i PPERS1 ' 0 x sl 3'n In D I lg Q is Gdal: Haanilton Cvllf-go S,A.'i2-4 Honor S2Ieietyv3-43 Treasurer 43 Hi-Y ' 3 C lain lg . . Fdotball 23 A Capella Choir -43' r tmY,F iv I 2y43USpring Concert 2-43 - gif! 3- 3 E itf-in ORIOLR 43 Trafhc Squad 3-4. 'Q 1 Q 5 . . MAXINE GRACE EIN:-iousia 6rM!lX'i Goal: Business School S.A. 2-43 junior Prom 33 Class Flower Commit- tee 2. ANN C. ERTEI. Eli Goal: Albam' Business College S.,-X. 2-4: Senior Plat' 4. JOCILE ESMOND ..7O-- Goall Plattsburgh State 'I1l'LM'lll'liN Coll:-ue Transfer from Nott Terrace H. Scln-ns-ctadv, N. Y. S..-K. 43 Bowling 43 A Capella Choir 4: Christmas Festival 43 Spring Concert 41 Dramatics Club 43 Star 43 OR1o1.l-1 43 Senior Plat- 43 DONALD L. CHASE HDOHU Goal: Armed Service S.A. 45 Intramurals 2-35 Assistant Track Manager 25 Prom Push 3. CARL S. CHRISTENSEN, JR. I 'fchfif 8 ip, 0 . spfin ld conf 5 f .s.A. 2- - -gil -. , a - ' 15 -I' if!-1 5-il nu 3l2- -ifplifi fl 1 5 .4 if. fV r'y2,' .Digi - . .' not-.1 - 4 , 1 - 'fr - ra -951' as pring in c yi I JACQUELIN ALICE COLWELL Ujacquieh Q Goal: Elementary Teacher S.A. 2-45 Dance Group 25 A Capella Choir 45 Christmas Festival 45 Spring Concert 45 Dramatics Club 45 Oiuoue 45 Prom Push 35 Career Day 45 Senior Play 4. DUNHA IQQIONGE Dick' .J al' Mia i Iigdive t - Y S.A , Sale Int mu 3-45 Football -35 5 V: Bas 2-35 pella Choir 2-45 che ae-25 ristma F 1val 2-45 Spring Con- Crt 2 ' Dra 'cs ub 4' Treasurer 45 Half- '5,j nio ro 5 Class Ring Committee 35 'e Sale ' n r y 4. 4 BRUCE ALAN CONROE 55-f'f 54 Goal: Middlebury College S.A. 2-45 A Capella Choir 2-45 President 45 Christ- mas Festival 2-45 Spring Concert 2-45 Star 45 Half-Moon Salesman 45 ORio1.E 45 Trafhc Squad 45 Junior Prom 35 Prom Push 35 Daisy Mac Drag 35 Broomstick Bounce 25 Class Welfare Committee 25 Class Ring Committee Chairman 35 Senior Play 45 Woodchoppc-r's Ball 4. ' PETER COWEN 'fPete S.A. 2-4. RICHARD WINSLOW CRANNELL Mont Goal: Business College S.A. 2-45 Intramurals 2-45 Football 2-45 Track 2-45 Guide 2. HELEN CROCKER Goal: Physical Education Teacher S.A. 2-45 Intramurals 2-45 Assistant Color Team Captain 35 Color Team Captain 45 Deputy Club 2-45 J,V. Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3-45 Captain 35 Dance Group 2-35 Gym Club 35 Play Day 2-35 Sports Night 35 A Capella Choir 2-45 Christmas Festival 2-45 Spring Concert 2-45 Dra- matics Club 2-35 Save the Children Federation 45 Junior Prom 35 Daisy Mae Drag 35 Commence- ment Committee 35 Class Ring Committee 35 Senior Play 45 Senior Ball 4. 811111-11 1: 111-X 2-13 I,l'1'Sl11l'IlI .13 111' I-1: 1.111'1s1111.11 1111111111 J-11: 51311112 . .IRAN .-11.11111 111111111311 1. -- 151-11.1 11111111 LvIl1UI1 L'1111'1-11111' 811111111 111 X1111111u SMX. 2-1: 11111'11111111111s 2--1: 13111111 111111111 11 1:1111 1 , . . . - 1 . - 1.11111 51 .X 1.11111-1111 1.111111 I-1. 1.111111111.11 1'11,111'g11 J-1: S111i11u 11111111-1'1 2-4: 4ll1Il1111L P111111 1: 1311111 x1k1l' 131.12 1: B1'11111111111'k B11111111- 2: 51-11 ,ll'I.I1 MARIE BIEHR 'lI1 z A 1111.111 5111111 5111311111411 1111' 1,1111 1 SMX, I-1: 131-111111 1.11111 1: 13.11111 1rI1ll1I3 I-11 .1 . , . , . 1..1111-1111 1.1l1'1l I-1: 13l11l1'Nll.1 1-11 S1111 1.111 1 ' . 111'11N111'll3 11 1111111111111 111111.11 J-11 51311112 111111- 111111 13111111 1-11 131.1- 1111 I-11 11.11111 1-1: 5111 1 1- 1 111111 111111 ' 1 111 15111111111 1 151 11 'N -' Q 1 '- '. 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MARY LOKISE l3l'11H.-XNXN .111,111 1Q11g11 I 111l111'g1' SMX. 1-11 111111111 S11111111' 41: I1111'z1111111.11s 3--1111111111 111.1111 112l131.11Il 12 111l1'1'l1l'Ll111'l 2-1: 11115111 11111-1111-11d1'1' .11 1.31'1J11t1' 1111111 i1--1: S1'1'l'1'I'lI'X' '5 1 1 1 11111111 1.111111 l3LllI1k1' 111111111 2-.11 P1111 13.11 .'1 . 1. 4 . . . , . . . 1 1111113111 2--1. USLIXK' 1111- 1Ih11d1'1-11 F1-d111'11111111 11: Half-.U1111n 21, 1.111111- 1: 5131111111 5111111 1.111111111111-1- .13 811111111 1111- ,1 -- - 1 .. ' - 4- 1111111'1111'111 11111111111t111- 1: 111111111 1'1'11111 1' P10111 111111 1 N111 111111 9 X11 1 1 N ,f. ' - -I . Illlx . BARBAR.-1 ANN Bl 1SHN1il.l, 15111l1 1111.112 R111111-11111 11111111111 111 11-1'111111111q1 2 ' . NX. l-1. N111111111 1111111111 111111111111.1l11 1 ,, ' 1111111 1 X 1 1111111 131'1JlI1X 111111 1: 1111111 R111 1 1: 1-111111 I-1,1111111111.11 l'1'N1IX.l1 I-1. 51311112 1'4l1l1'l'll Q-11 11.111 1111111 11111111111l11- I. l'.131S1iR'I' 11. 1f.XN1P111'1l.l. ll11f1 1111.11 N11.1111-1 111l1'X111 1111112 N X 1-1 -111111111 1'111111 1. N11111111 1 1313N 11.13 Ii.1I1Rl.S1JN 1111.112 111111-Q1 1. 1 1. 8.1, --1. 11111.11111.1.111 --1. 11.1111 -.1511 11I1'1l1N1111 J-1:1 11111111141 1'1-111.112--38111 11111-1. 1111 1114 1-11 III! 1.1111- 11131113 .'XR'l'Hl'R lf. AHR. ,lR. .'l1!4' Goal: .Xlfir-cl L'i1iw'iNitx SA. 2-41 Iiitivxiiiiiiulx J-l: l'orftlm.ill 3--l: B41-1-lnill J llxlfiifli li-1: Chin lllulm: ,X Clip:-ll.: lilniii 2-1 ilhristiiim Ifvstivznl 2-l: Spring iimiwit 2-l: Half illumz il: junior Pirfni .ii lJ.1iw Mm' limi: 3 I l5i'f1rmii1Nti1'lx l'wi1ii4'n' Q. ARTHLR HENRY AIRIEY. JR. .'lii'4' firnili Uvllll Liiilli-uv' SMX. J-'lz liitmiiiumlx J-lg lmclx 1-l: .X in pvlli I L' xii' Ll: lilalllih lffwtinxl I-li Sininu ifmiwil '-4. , , .x . .gy V-f av SY' V ' . k .fo kv. .N . 2 ' . - QLNM ii. .x'i'is'oon f ' : fa' vf ' i i 2 . i Q' ' 5 Cffml, liiixi-ixilx uf XVIIIIUKII 5' SMX. lf-41 llmim-il Rr' Ilf'Nl'IlfQiIlX1' 1: llmim' Srwif' ' I5--lg Kilim-i'l1-zscivi' lu: Yunitx' Kiln- -4: K ki ' Dvputx' cilllll 254-li lJ.im'1- Grcniim 21 fivni illuli fi Nb Plan' Dux' 2-fig .X ilnpvllu Cilioii 2-lg fJl'l'llf'Nll'Ll I-ii 'X Cllirisliims lfvstivul 2-l: Spring ilmicv-1't 2-l: Hun 21.87111 2-fi: Umor.:-1 lg ,lnnior Pmin 5: Dniw Mm Drag 141 Svniur Plzxx' l. FLORENCE X. BARR fiunl: liix il Svix iri- SHX. 2-lg lllIlf'.lIUIHI l. MILIDRI-Ill BXRHICR Mil fioal: I iiiw-iwitx' of .Xliulux S.A. 2--4: lIlIl'Z1llllH'lllN 2-4: .X f1LlDf'll.l Cflirvii' Q--l Clliristiims Fvstivzll 2-4: Spring Cicnimirt 2-'I CDRIOIJ-1 'lg Guidv -lg llunim' Prmn fig Prom Push f lluisx' Klux' Drag li: ligikv Snln' 23 Svnim Hull l l RliIJl'QRllfK N. ISXRHXIIS I ll'Il-l Goal: Ciuiisc-iwzitioii D1-nu1'tii14-iit SA. 2-'li Him-lizlll 2-'lg Unidi- 5. X5'.'XI.TER THUNI.-XS BXRI-INDS li1uf113 ' Goal: l'l1xxic'41l licluinitirui S..-X. 2-1: liitraiiiiiixsls I-'lg Pmmfillnill J-li lizivk 2-l .-X llaipm-llgu Cflioii' Ii: Clliristiiigis l i-Nlivgil ll. NI.-XRLENE LOIS BE.X'I'TY Bra Uniil: SK'K'Il'lLlI'X SHN. Z-'l: liitiiiiiixiinlw .1-41 Bmvlixiu 4: ll:-piitx Club 4: Dauicw' Gimip 2-iz lIlll'llllll1l'Lll Fr-fIix.il .5 Draniatirs Cllulu 2-fig Sim 4: Pruin Push Il. l52i SALUTATORIAN orntthmq nud flung lt nundfd xoung SllUllIOfldIl 1s lust thx c 1 x u should consult Hls mqcnxous Llutrlc il dl pl ns III I1 txhlhlt msc hum ittmcttd momx tu ents ll llnlflrllllll of tht plan must go on xs ls L t :lx x 4 1 l pmrtx fllppvd the ultchcs mussxrx lor tu suc ussful lJTOClUlIlOIl of Xfllfllflx Hovxcur Pctu mm h is found tum t roll up 916 utr and hzcomm sxlutltornn of tht Lliss of 40 VALEDICTORIANS With 1 Lhury nod xnd .1 whul of slurts Phxlhs lxrnpp 18 off moon trackmq down posslhlc Ytar lltlK'liN If sou vm catch thls cwxpahlc xounq Odltor hctxsun lJLll'Jlli'iIlOIlS lt ls Hass to dlscoxcr Int shm has othcr lntnruts such is fnrls H1 X 1nd Honor Socutx ln spltf- of hcr full chcdulc ummm o 061 Xhth Impressum dmmtx thc xounq Honox Soviets PfE'NlClfIlI rips hls Qaxfl for quut or at lcast qomparatnr' quut Home-xml upon lmunq thc fllttllflg Chuck huomf-s mlthnr tht buss efli cwnt ORIOLI- vdltor or lust an lIldlXldllll S1 n1o1 frlcndlx 'md congrmal Sqnduxchzd m h1 txwcn hxs mins Hctnltus Chuck Cmxts h ls found tlmt ccomf ox c ormn wslth 1 nmrlg lvll 1 was ., is :JJ :if-5'x al'-'1Zg',s, 3 'X S X ' 4 4 ? 'lll ' m'lm'c't1'iC11llv- f' ' ' . I' l sz z f 5 ' un- jo 1, , H l . ' V ' l. , , . ' .Z 'N 2 ' N V. ls' ' 2 1 K - . j s d' .. ' ,V 'lil ' ' I z ' . I' .' A H '15 f'l K 2iC'l1l'l' bl' this nhl' young L-l'c'tric'iz1n as lc ox- TQ , la, ' . S .- , I. s I . I. ,- .,.. .' N -,U .,,, ,,. Sw: ' 2. ' ' o ll .ff 1 ugc' . ,s , ., , ' . ' , . ' 2 , , , , 1 f . ' . V. ,' I' I, 's Phyllis has mzmagvd to be Co-valvdic'toriz1n with . - ,. 4' gang .t X f. . JJ. , A 1 . ts' s C t V l ' s I , A . C ' V ' , . . , , .. ,K .' 1 . K . . I ,l, -.Vg to h ' L' - 'nlvdi 't '. zu A 1. C of 7 96.15. V f 5' -:Zi-.2 5:4 '53 3: ' . 'lg-. :ef rqfzz,-:s ,g-: , .4 .vid tau' 'fl SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS S8llf6d-SHERRILL AND Miss KNONVLES. Standing-SHAY, WHITING, CHRISTENSPIN, HowE, DAY, GREEK, BusnNELL. CLASS OF 1949 The Class of 1949 pauses a moment before it makes its final exit from the halls of B.C.H.S. All right. have it your way! It's been a long, hard grind with source themes. and homework. und. frankly. we often wondered if we'd ever really see Graduation Day. But now that we are reasonably assured of graduating, it is fun to recall what has happened during this hectic year. The first class activity of the year was the presentation of Kaufman and Fer- ber's famous play. Minick.l' which was unusual in that it wasn't just another comedy. While it was hilariously funny in parts. there was a constant undercurrent of seriousness. It will be hard to forget Dick Hayes, portrayal of K'Old Man Minickf' Brrr-the wind was certainly cold this winter. especially when Christmas card sales were on. The door-to-door method may be chilly, but it paid off in the end with a goodly sum in the treasury. The Senior girls have put on an energetic campaign to lose weight. You may laugh, but it was embarrassing at the Woodchoppefs Ball with admission a one-half cent per pound proposition. Along the dance line the Senior Ball should be men- tioned. It should be a night, or should we say morning, to remember. It has been the policy of the executive committee of the Class to see that every single member of the Class of '49 serve on at least one committee sometime during the current year. The Class of 1949 owes a vote of thanks to Miss Knowles, the Senior Adviser, and the Class President. Carl Christenseng Vice-President, Alan Whitingg Secretary, Anneke Sherrillg Treasuier. John Day. Mort Howe. Carole Shay. Barbara Bushnell and William Greer were the representatives to the Student Council. l50l ..,. , Q! . I 5.1: s . T Ji O HEI Xl! 7 2' '-U '17 a W W fi Ill ' ' QHLEJAXZ L- 5 95. I - r v 1 W W7 yy.: 4.luf fflllllfl! W 1 A M A,3AAA f of 'Y-'imfsazbw f, Y, llllll ll Hill 'hulk'-F 'MUS- S QE ' ,, -V . . . I , I It 'J 1 V . ,. 1 f , ' ! 1 n I Aufffxing '.yr. .Y lj! iffy' Ili, Um l . Q v . ' ' 7 , J Jylw J' ' 4, ' CLASS OFFICERS ,ANNE WO0IlliliAD, Sl, Coumil Ih'pw.w1zfatiL'e',' Dum Run! 7.1'EH.Y1l7'!'l'.' Rliss FREEMAN, St. ljllllllfil lfe'j1n'.u'r1lr1ti1'f'J Mk. COON, .4rlvi.ser: TOM Ll-Zwls, I'i41'-Pnui11f'11t.' Dutx Y.-xx Xv0liR'I', St. Counril Rapresenlariufx' G.-xklu' Grprkrzl-2, I'rm1'1lruI BARBARA Plikkv, SI. Counfil let'f1fl'H'7lfIIfiL't', Abxent from PiC'f1Alt ISUZU' Rican., .S'un'fmy. 1 17 I cnsf QF Awrfkf Jxrlvzonb A-kiwi, .7?9fv'w'- QQQJWQ .Tl 17.3 lffff'-4' fl ,nl 91' lifflf fvffv f-4-1 .4-'fgafg Jw' if'- ffffffnlff' xk-v.ic.'- V.oQu:12- C AX- VM? CLJS'.w..g Mc wk.. CC, ifbiia ia Qgggvt . We 3.14: use xx. y-,gggg age rfmuah gggr, ui Lune, wcugl- E-:1.LS'..J4s.i 'LC Kkshn . . v vu-S' 'fr-e. 'bfi ca xvhK'l'C Did thc Sophs Comm' From? Parlx' VTISUCL O, Ycah? r Z rl. I ,yi li i T ' st 5, 4 . i' ' 'iii fn 'N mt 25 Q 1. fs C' V f 'eff I fff 5' 'wwf ve' ,435 ,y 9-,J,oLf5:JQJJ,9+6LAss or 1950 .fa -0' vf' ' To sgtrt the proverbial ball rolling, the junior Class presented, the 'LDaisy Mae Dragi' on October twenty-third. Claire Youngman and Buster Harrington were Daisy Mae and L'il Abner respectively. The dance was a success with the girls footing the bill. The Juniors struggled through their mid-years. The following week, possibly 'med as a reward for over-worked grey-matter, they received their class rings. One of the high spots of their year was the outstanding job they did on their stellar talent show. The bar room scene, introduced by the typical M. C.,,' Dan Niooney, was perfectly portrayed by Heard-shark .lim Clyne and pistol-packin' ii Tom Lewis. Eager to make enough money for the junior Prom, the Class held another dance in March. With the dance music furnished by their home made juke box, the juniors ehalked up another financial success for their class. XN'inding up the year with the Prom on April 29th, every available Junior with a white coat or evening gown turned out in the family car to have a wonderful evening. The Class of 50, of course, has been active athletically as well as socially. The two spectacular basketball stars of last year, jim Clyne and Ronnie Oates, have risen to even greater heights ffiguratively speaking. that isj. The Class was well replesented on the football. track. and baseball teams. The Class of i950 have proven themselves a worthy candidate for the position of Seniors next year. Good luck! OFFICfiRSZ Garrett Ceurtze. Presidentg Thomas Lewis. Vice-Presidentg Statton Rice. Sec- retaryg Richard Roth. Treasurerg Barbara Perry, Anne XN'oodhead. Robert Van NVoert. Student Council representatives. i461 cf' ff' 12' Y E 5 Yrf V ' ij. 3 a Q V 61 A G6 off' 'Eff 'Q Q ' 9, 25' spwsw QP Nlf CLASS OF l95l 1 'Kao JA Someone selling novelty pins? He must be a member of the energetic Sopho- Qf' mole Class. In order to raise money last year, the class sold B.C.H.S novelty pins. The Class has really gone out for sports. Several boys made the Varsity teams, and others gained positions on jay Vee teams. Not to be outdone by the boys. several girls landed positions on the cheerleading squads. ll' you were afraid ol' 'gspooksf' the Skeleton Skipw held on October twenty- third was no place to be. Anything can happen near Hallowe'en and it did at this dance. Several other money making projects were a bake sale and a noon-time talent show. The Class of 1951 welcomed every chance to join in the Senior High activities. .5 if f I-1.3! OFFICERS KEN 'FHATCHER AND BARBARA BRADY, St. Counril Ilapnwrz- tatiues: LARRY MORWN'AY, Trea.vurer,' BILL f:Rl'Z!'2N, Vire-Presiflvnf, BILL GORDON, Presidentg CORRXNNE GI.PIASON ANU Bon Pune, St. Council Representatives. Abxent from Piclure-MRS. SALISBURY, Advise: AND BIAIQY ELLEN PLUMMER, Serretary. E441 uf- S ,fl 1- A J X? , t ,,4', 3 gs' if. A V ,I ' lk 9 K 4' A ' Lo .f, 4 1 J' ' r-5 , V Q -QE I W , 7, I, Lv ,, L9 'Q 4' Q 19 ' 6 ' -, 6' I 49 , ,f, I QR X R Ji-fi QF , T B J-1 wif 'QTVR E W'-Q wr On the Sunny Side- of the Street Coup1'a Years Ago Ball Game 14 3,8 -J fp I i .0 1 V A - 5 121 'Vik pi tif' 1 1 ' it A iff' . , 1.1: V' 3 - 11, f L' ' 1,57 at L iii - I 1 'X 1 X 1 s lv CLASS OF 1952 Tha' Class of 1952 hm r1':1lly svttlvd into tht' 1'o11ti111- of 1'I11rws. ho1111'work. :111d iillll IIT B.U,H.S. Tha' hig so1'i11i Uvviit of 11111 yt'2ll' wax Nlqhc' IBIITCIJ5 Dip on Novcmbcr twvllith. Tha- commit- tccs workcd hard to rnakc it 21 1111-111orz1hlv dancv, and they ct-1't:1i11ly succfccdcd. Thr- FI'i'ShITlZ1ll baskctball tc-11111. c'z1ptai11cd by Don Roth, has given its opponviits il rough timc. By thc- hlQ11c'hc1s. the Fl'k'ShITl2lI'l c'l11'0r1cadcrs are giving thc team a push towards victory with shouts ol' R11l1. ranh. 1'11l1. 'lhwt' C1111- gi1ls in blafk and uhilm- 1111- gxllll l5lz11'laz1ll. 41111111 Fllt-rx. Iilz1i111- Hodg- kins. BliI'iX1l'Zl Krausc. Bairhara Pukvnham. Betty A1111 Wait. and Sherry Young. Wht-11 thc noisc lcssum. 1111- iilllllililil' strains of WWII Clivcr for thc' 'Il-11111 Cilll hc hoard. Thv SOIlg'iL'l1Cit'IS arm- Susan xyilll XfvUlkt'llhUI'fI,h. -101111 lil111'k1-tt. amd 'Indy Hastings. 011111111151 Rolmrrl Rork. Pl'1'XiLiL'IlI1 liclxxmd XYUIIIIQ. Yiw- l'1'1-Niclt-111: S11v.111111- S1'h11X11-11 Sl'L'Il'lLlIiX1 :md Rohvrt fN11'Nz1ry. rTI'CLl5L1I'l'I'. Donald Roth. 1111111 f,il'UI'lZl'. Iitlllliili XYg1ltv1'N. 1111d 151111111141 P11111-11h41111 wvrv thu' Studm-11t Coumil I4t'IJI'l'Nl'I1ILlIiYt'Q, Mr. P1'0fto11 wav 1111- ndviwr. 6 ax . ,fi X599 . X , L ' A y Q Xf 1' JA ., R' U! -Ax f 1 f' - 'Hn I u Q ' '.hm:m Football Squmll and MR. Almms 0 .g 5 is I yi in V a' f 1 0 1 47 fluvss WVho? v 40, o 62 fc .iff Aff- . sig. ,si .QL 0 s Lii ' If 5- V , l Ns, .xxyyis f yn' f A mf J rv- V uv Freshman Buskc-tlmll 'IR-nm and Mk. PRESTON vw , . j, X g. 7fy,!Y:j! ,377 jg? 4 i V ff? 4.57 N .3 ' V f' if 'Y' .n W, X Ng, X 'X -,QIX5 , , g . X 'X X 'V by ky IV .R-'V . .- ,X M, ,ww LkM6Q?c?i'ss 53 wi LJ' It is gratifying to non- that thi- Claw of 1953 has survivvd thc rigors imposcd by its two yvar xtay at Bm-tlllm-livin Central. Not only has thc- Class . vivvd. but it 'l 'fl.lLINf!lllCll'Cl In ilu- lwttm-rim-in 4 l' this clvar Alina lxlatvr. f .. U . ' 5 ,XJ 1 lldrlclng claw must haw Ivfr a favorablt' mark on lhcsc' 3 g Hal' ds. ,3 ,Tin-faay night. rvgardlv ol rain. snow, or ocrasional 5 wcatllvr. 'I uc-rs C4 ' ' 'fl ' '. ' ' 1 I I X! Q ol,,llJny in tllv gyinwb an C'llU'l'lillIlll1g hour of dan ' gl?f'3afnc'1ng ' ' , paQv,tff'j6q J Q24 +A!-imxfffv moxt pogclllir 1-vvntx ol' thc' yvar. , Q ny - 'f 1 . lf ' ' ff . ' 4. if . f -ff X gA4!Bvforc gcvg' any l.l1ltll1'l' wc- must coinmcrnd thc- ntramural Wu lor thc-ir if-flfg, f jx g od work. Q U J 1 V Q5 1 1 , XZ f 31,1 X .V V X On 'ln 'cmhvr Oli-yvntli. lllv Llaws llvld a Qhllstmas pa,-tv. Althoughfgala? NC -f , . . . ' Rf, x q4,J Xjlxlaui C dn't qultv makn' lt. 4'x'c'ryom' had a swvll tlmc. ' IQ ' x I ' J ' 2 JJ R y Qfrhc oFfic'01's of thi, livvly Class arc- Alhvrta Clayton, Prcsidcntg Howard Hartzcll, JQ at YQW-Prcsidvntg Cathvrinv Lakv, S1'c'rm'taryg Kvith Adams, Trvasurvr. Nanfy Gould, f lilliirlvy Lindquiml. lionald Clin-viiwoocl. and Louis Unrigllt w'a'rv Ilia- Slllill'llt Counvil X- 1'r-pri-scntfitivc-s. X9 ll A ,. fl . n i Q 5 ii 5 V l lzil z ln A L: if 2 i mi ,, , ,, V .,,, , v, ' . l P 'K . ri ', Rok Mall itllit wr 90' VV 507 N4zi'w5UlCl 'WHS' ivfw ix 1 'i X7 1 lr ,X vm ba 2 :iffy I I CNY' AxEQfl l lf l sew 'if t QQ Wat' iwjgfsw W wif so ti su of , Us .w ' A 4 95 CLASS OF 1954 if ' For even the youngest members of B.C.H.S., the school holds 1 r itional charm. fAt least, it had better. since they are destined In spend five more y ig its elutchesj Ah, music reminds one of dancing class, the place where everyone attempts master the difhcult art of pushing a person gracefully around the floor. In spite of its possible complications, dancing class has turned out to be fun. The Class of 1954 has been very active in the new Junior High Student Council. The main social function of the year was a Hallowt-'en party in October. The officers chosen to lead the class are Cobert Davidson, Presidentg Marjorie Geurtze, Vice-Presidentg Sue Reid, Secretaryg David MacMillan, Treasurerg Sally Ilihbard, Elizabeth Phear, Mary Lou lfnright, Jack King, and David Mitchell are Student Council representatives. l 40 fl HAL!-S f Q- ,- L A , MP, , , 4, Q. 1 054. 1 236' 2 x A n N , 0 ,., 4, A 1 -- .a x '.-'f.':', - -'.,. 1, .v+ ':,.v-'Q -f, '34' i, - '-'.-f' - '- -'f :H 'fa'-w'?'?aWa 'f-.'.ff.'- ' ' .-- ,' 1-'2..-'vzif-.:.+' -',:-.1--'..eff--1-.r,wjg, I , .Q .L . ...,- - J ': A... ,:,,.-fix '91 xo' -.. TEE, Agoaa rs I 4 L' J' ,I 5 1 -v ,K ,f 11 ll, nl- E' Xin ,5 , , W R l ' ., W 5 v 'V 1 'J K A , s N ' 5 N s ,f wx s . 1 s . -, -5- J -', .r- . ' 54,,f fx.: ' -..' J J 6 5 . i ,I ir , -. O . It 4 I ' 9 . sd! 5:-sl. h ' 4' . - . 4-4 if ,fu 3 ,.. N Varsity Clheerleaders at Hawkins Stadium: l1ARo1.r1 Rriczrou, ,Xxx KJAIQIEICR, Snr: Xrwoon, Hrirhx flkllill-il'-,ll, ,-Xxx hlAl1xlII.I.AN, Lloxxn-1 SAUl.sumu' CHEERLEADINC- AND SONCLEADINC- i'Yea, team, let's go! Desperately combing their unruly locks and snatching hasty bites from wormy but delicious apples, the cheerleaders thor- oughly enjoyed every game of the football season. Co-operating with Helen Crocker, Captain during these games, every girl helped originate new cheers. As the winter months sped by, the basketball fand the boysj pounded down the court, followed by the pufling referees. At every time out. the girls, clad in orange and black, quickly boosted the team's spirit by energetically leading the enthu- siastic crowd. Skitch Rector and Annie Mac shared the captaincy for the basketball season. 'iHmmmm, Got the pitch?', Thus prepared . X Slnnding Coma Varsity Songleadersz BUCHANAN. to start. the songleaders began, each on her own note. In spite of this slight handicap, everyone sang at the top of his lungs and was soon scream- ing as the team raced for a point. Sue Amos added more than her share by composing a new song, Stand Up and Cheern for is it S'Stand Up, You Queeru? XVC never did get that straightlj. The .lay Vees were famous this year for the many original cheers they introduced. Captain Nlary Lou Buchanan spurred the cheerleaders on, lu spur the spectators on, who, in turn. spurred the team on. fflomplicated to be sure, but neces- sary for spirit.j The very words of one of the cheers may be applied to this year's reeord ol' the clieerleaclers, Yea, team. nice work! kI.V. Cheerleaders and Songleaders: irsxia fil.l'QASON, ANN MORf?iKN, JOAN 'llRACY, JANET BUMP, MARX SUE Amos Ifneeli11g --NANCY DI-:RoNnr:, Axxrzkrx SIIHRRILI.. 4 Atx In U I UI Grain C olor Imam Xxx MACMIIIAN Caplazn -Xxxrkr SIIPRRIII ixszxlunt ll! UI Kuo lx n lufm nu I x IIITN mn 3 g e White Color Team, BIARY Lol' BVCHANAN, Captain: SPE .-Xrwoon, .'l.l.Xi.Nfll71l' Rose Color Tr-ani, Doiuciax Stzooxs. l,'r1j1tuir1.' jaxrg Otxisrrzan, .Alimlarzt Hnnn. No Spectators ? CJRLS' SPORTS Basketball. hoekey, softball. soccer. volleyball. archery. tennis. and tumbling . . . Year 'round the girls' intramural teams can be seen flitting around the campus and gym in their colored pin- neys. Such spirit you've probably never seen. and the playing is almost as commendable as the pep. During the soccer season. when the sun is hot. the masses flocked to the field to participate. At Illls time. many black and blue skins were seen. as any girl who played will tell. The team with the most endurance must have been the Green team. for it was victorious. As soon as it's time for hockey. the weather inevitably becomes bitter cold. and the girls have even been known to play in a driving blizzard. This sport Csometimes confused with golf?j really requires a great deal of skill. for by one slip of the stick. one of your classmates may be laid up for weeks. Again the Green team won. which proved. without a doubt, that they must have been the hardiest. Driven indoors at last. the teams turned to vol- leyball. a sport less strenuous than the others, but a great deal of fun. The cheers were many, but the points were few. However. Rose must have cheered the loudest, as they earned top honors. Basketball was divided into two periods, for it is probably the most popular and most important girls' sport in the school. The first period was won by Rose. a team which has experienced players. such as Doreen Scoons. Sally Hartzell. and Nlary Yan Yolkenburgh. We won't try to prophesy the winners of the second period. ln order to be able to participate in playdays with other schools. Klrs. Coon chose two basket- ball teams. So lar. they have made an excellent showing for B.C.H.S.. by winning several meets. -lust before the snow melted. the mats and apparatus were dragged into the gym. and the girls tumbled. fThat may be taken literallyxl The cries of people with stiff muscles and achy joints. resulting from tumbling. could be heard in every corridor. The girls also participated in tennis. archery. and softball in the spring. Although these sports were not as popular. as there was not mueh com- petition between teams involved. they provided an excellent chance to learn the games. DEPUTY CLUB IlIUL1Nll'Cl and wczxry. tl11- d1-1111111-N t1'11dg1'd homo afwr the wvvkly strugglc' ol' c'ok1'-svllirlg at the B.C.H.S. lloothnll QLlITll'x, Although tiring. thix llIlI1'I'IJTlNl' had ll l1z1pp11111 w1cl1-. Ih1- 111o111'x'f lix JI'U.l'l'lN x111'l1 215 rhix. ths' llr- mix' Clulm I I I llLlN ln-1-11 11l1l11 111 JI'L'5l'Ill 11 cl11111'1-, tllI' I Ki1'koll' KllIJl'l'N..l to lJlll'lll'llJQlU' 111 l111Nk1'tl1g1ll 1l41xcl11x'N with otl11-1' x1'l1oolN. I :111cl 111 11411 for Ihr' lll5UX't' IJllkllllLl'. 1'.Xll IlQlll. N11 111- cl1d f111cl ll III Ll 11111111' l1ook,1 lig11l1g11.1 lltlllllll Qlilllllllll nl, llll' l71'1111t11's. Mau lz11Q1'lx 1'1wpo11Q1l1l1' for l1'.1cl111Q thc- Clluh th1'o11Qh itx illl'L'l'NNl-lll X1'lll'. !...5.,1 W. A. , LETTERMEN Illlll' l11tt1'1'1111-11 1111- th1- hob xvl1o1'1'11llx lu-1'11 Illt' lmll 1olli11g 111 tl11- f11-lcl ol' xportx. 'lll11'x xsork hard to hullcl 11 11g11111- llll' lllll' x1'l1o11l 41111l lo-1-11 IIN xporlx 1111 to high NtL111Cl111'dx. 'l'h1' lol- loxxing lmou l141x'1' 1'411'111'd th1'11' XI1lINlIY lf'lll'l'NI Curl CIl11'ixt1-11x1-11, Clillorcl S1'oo11s. Sta1tto11 Ri1'1'. -lz11111-s Cly111-, Roln-1t C141-ilblcls. Hollis Illllflllglfbll. Ri1'l1z11'cl C1'z111111'll. Rl4'll2l1'd Vim lN'o1'rt. .-Xl4111 lxlUl'lLlx0Il. XYilliz1111 Butlvr. lltlllllld XN'r1gl1t. E1'w111 Spf-vr. john Williumfon. Morton Howe-. -Iohn Balm-r. lvilllllffl G1'111'r. Ronald Untvs. Law1'c111'1: Biol'- Will. Vllllfllhlis I.1'wiN. lN'11l11-1' Burvndx. RKllJl'l'I cll'i'l'Il. William flfi'4'Il. lvlllllllll flOl'ClOIl. Nvlfon Pikcz Ruxsvll Fr1-1'11111n. -luck F11-d111'i1'k. Rolx-rt c:I'l'CI1IH1lIl. Bob 0111-1'l1o11t. R11'h11rd Roth. lYilli11111 l7ixo11. .lUllIl H4131 lxilllflllll l'lllll1'I'. NlJI'Ill2lll Hodgkins. gwfwn .Q BOWLING As all sports have grown in our sehool. st! has howling. 'l'he llethleheni Boys' Bowling team consists of four sqllildsi the Old Golds. the Lueky Strikes. the Camels. and the Chesterfields. Ten fellows have played Altamont twiee and have competed against the Girls' Bowling team in our school. The Junior Varsity defeated Altamont hoth tirnes with the varsity doing just the reverse. The boys let the weaker sex heat them in the school Contest. Diek Hayes. secretary of the hoys' league. and Donald Carlson have fought it out all season for the best average. Both boys have been hitting ahout 1155-137. Nir. Paul YValo and Nlr. Martin Bortniek are the team advisers. Itls a strikell' YYith sueh skill as this. Doreen Seoons. President of the Girls. Bowling Club, has huilt up the highest average of all the howlers. Doreen has done sueh a Hne job of leading the girls that they have twiee defeated the hoys' team lsO we hearl. Nite work. girls! Mrs. Coon and Nliss Palumho. Coaehes of the team. have helped to arrange intersehool rneets in whieh our bowlers have made a fine reputation for themselves. .X Sure Strike, Umm TRACK 1t st 1nc 1 non 11 13111111111 111 11 1K k qu IC 1 gomq to haw a tough tlme thls Xl 1r bu 1us1 of 1t1 lack of part1C1p1ntS There 11111 bc app1ox1m1t11x fiftccn fellows hack to Nupport th1 B1 thlthc 111 Ntandmq but thu not cnouqh The Orange and ack don hut S1111 11 1 Ions who 11111 hr out that doxnff 1 top notch lob ohn Balncr thx un1or f1'111 11111 probahlx 1ee1d thm Eaqlu squad 111th XIKIOFIKN thls war ohnnx polntx C1111 Scoons Carl Lhrr-t1nS1n and A1 Whmng 11111 h1 holdmg down thc 220 hu1d11 mth Bob Ostcrhout Dlek Roth and Iohn Balllll' sprmtmg 1n the 100 and 200 1 1rd duhts Sophomort 111k YN axncr 11111 he holdmg h1s oun 1n the m111 run ack IN 1 xounq runncr and has done an outstmdlnq job 111 thu race We are hoplnq to See B111x DIXOD and C1111 Stoons takmg honors 1n the polc vault 111th R1d Shulx turnmq 111 to toss tht shotput It l1I1C1S non Bon f1r1cnm1n X1 h1 1 1 lIHIJOI'Ill11 111111 101 t111 qu1rt1r m111 spxmt I 1 1 Jo 1 11tx t at X ontx Cr1nn1 11111 be n thtrt lJlKlxlI1Q Boh up 01111 E111 C11 aus 1 l0Olxl11Lf form 11d to '1 Qrc It mam DIOITIINIYIQ f1u11m111 and sophomores H1 IS domq 1 wcll 1011 111 hu11d1nq up t111 Btthle hem track m1n 'md ducrxu thc xupport of tht 1111111 Nl 1oo1 Thc B1 thlthtm Squad 11111 haw, tht usu 11 tough sehtdule th1s xear mtetmq Hudson A1h'1nx Hlqh Chrlstlan Brothers Acadmmy Albany Bow Acad cmx and Vlncentlan Inst1tut1 Thcrc 11111 he also a xeetlonal Claes C run off and the cltx meet B C H S tmckmcn haw m'1d1 outstandmq xccords 1n the p 1st and the prutnt team 11111 ht xsorkmq to uphold the standmq XfI1ltOl1 Nflaqtc 15 tht unseen manaqcx who along 111th the team M111 bt xsorkmq for uetory l 1111 L Hldt 11114 I1 Cenfn CARI C 11111xT1Nsrx Caplazn As ' 5 1 1. '. 1C ' ' X 'Q s 2 1 H As ' S 1 I '. 1 ' 2 v'l1 ' th ' ' 1- ' , '-1 - 'Q :X ' 5 111-' z 4 ' ' ' 2 ' ' ' . A' . t ' ' . .. ' 1 1 ' I' 's . 1 ss'h'1' I' h. '11 j I 2 -11 i Xu y vi K vp I I l i x X 1 I ' '. , i A C 1 ' 1 ' '. N ' A 'z ' . ! ,c Bl . f.1, I, 4 K hx i V . , ,, hi , fn- . . fi - 1 . . . , . A . l 1 . 1. 4. ,I Q put hlmself on top of the 11st last year to gam 49 V. 5 .l W K its K .Adwcj I., gq' .IE 5 . , 1 . - . S l ', ' P ' I I . 1 1-Q 1-1 xl' x l'. C ' l l- ' 5. x ix '. H h ,K ' Ac was Y- ' 1 I . , ' . .' ' '.. 1 1 -- ' 1 - , ' ' i I , 'Q I v X .... 'L ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1' I 'X 1' ' n I I . 1 . 1 . I I . . . .4 1 QI' . L 'I' f ' ' 1 ' ' 1 . . . , . If . . Y . Y . X ' I ' . . ' I . ' 1 Y' 11 X 99 f X -N i 1 X. 1 ' 1 ' ' F ' A 1 ' ' . 5 3 -1 1 ' ' 1 - .' Y' , . ' ,' , 11 f1'1 My tl The Diamond Boys e Eagles should really have this year. There will be a great both in the in and out fields. Iohn Day will be out there holding on second base. He is going to have a of competition, however, because many are about to Hght for the position, as jimmy Clyne. Billy Gordon. and Bob The third base slot seems to be wide open. Malcolm Fuller, as it stands now, is the only veteran contender for the position. Big Buster Harrington and Bill Green are the candidates for first base. Probably Coach Durand will have Porky , Hodgkins, a stronghold in the pitching staff, working out on first along with the field position. There is going to be decided competition for the shortstop slot. Bob Green will be in there fight- ing for his old stronghold with Ronny Oates and Pj' GREER AND JOHN DAY, Captains BASEBALL that new blonde sensation, jack Wiggins, battling to gain recognition. Hard fighting Sun Shinei' Bill Greer. along with Bob Kunz, will be boxing up the catcheris position. These boys are both Seniors who do not seem to have any great competition at the present moment. There will bc, undoubtedly, some new- comers trying out to gain honors. The important pitching staff will unquestion- ably be seeing Norman Hodgkins in action with the top-notch Sophomore, Bill Green. right up there with him. Tom Lewis is another pitcher and a centcrfield man. It is questionable whether or not he will see pitching action. These are the boys who are expected to be battling for honors in the I9-18-1949 baseball squad. Coach Durand has a great group of fellows to work with this year. For this reason. we are ex- pecting and hoping for a successful year. As always. the fellows will be out there putting every- thing into it and doing their best. ItM11t 1 ffootl tll.1X1' l5I'v'I1 S NOTT TERRACE 49 - B.C.H.S. 36 Many y1'111's from now wt- Zll'l' going to look luck on tht- Nott Yll4'I'l'11C't'-B1'llAlll'l1l'IIl Clttlllllll has- kvthull gurnt- llllfl r1'41liz1' what 21 grvzit gamc' that rvully wus. A c'z1pz1c'it1' Crowd z1ttvndt-d that night as tht' Hz1gflt's Cllllll' forth to ht-at tht' Schvtit-Ctady oppo- nvnts. lt was 11 gym Hllt-cl with sports lovers who had tonic to st-11 Z1 good Contcst. Tho hluv and whitc t'ht't'1'lcz1ding uniforms of thc 'IQt'l'I'llCL' school clashvd with tht- Bt'thlCh1'm's orangv and hlz1c'k to rnakt' 21 Colorful and Spoc- t11c'11lz11' sight. A vivtory yvll hogan that tall' ol' 21 first half svt- hz11'k. 'liht' Nott T0rr11c'c' squad cainv ahmd to sct tho Orange and Blank hack to 21 tunv of 30-10 as th1- hull huzzvr rang. It Wlls 21 dishc'z1rtcning fool- ing for thc' Bcthlvhtiiii onlookers. hut. iicvcrtlmlcss. thost' wort' thvir boys. Thr' half time brought Q1 suddt-n hustling of pcioplc. 21 ut-lcoriiv. Hallo, gi HL follow! How'vv you bt'011?i'. and 11 loud rhm-r and song. It was ll wondviful sight to su' Z1 mast ol' pvoplf: frimids with ont' 2lIl0Illl'I'. hut wht-n it cwinit' timt' to plax hall. ulxx 111s Iit'1iClX to hack thvir tvznns. 'lllll' Bl'Illlt'lll'IIl .'xlIIl2i lX1LlIi'l'u p1'ox'id1'd 11 svri- ous Sllilllll to tht' h:1ll' tiinm' pvp np. 'l'h1' swond l111ll' hronght 11 XllClCll'll spurt uliich 11l1nost IIll'LlllI 1'it'to1'3. lfroni ll tliirtx-to-t1'n Cll'lil'Qll. tht' l':Algll's i'llIIllJl'Cl to xsithin ont' point ol' tht' otiiiosing Ilkllll. It 1111s ll Q1't'11t l't'11t lillfl shoxxvd that 1111- c,l'QiIlQl' .illil l5l411'k l1.1cl 11l111t it tz1k4's. Clill' St-oons. tht- Nllllxlllllll' 4't'IlIl'I'. clicl Llll otitstgniding iolv. llhllilllg most ol thu' points to l1'41d 1111- lLlllX. iliht' Noll 'l'1'1'1'111'1- hovs did o11t1'l11ss the' Hvth- l1'l11'n1 group .lllil non with ll 19-Qlfi vittoix. hut tht' linglvs took tht' honors hx lmttling stiongvt odds. almost gaining .1 ut-Il dc's1'i'v1'cl 1'i1'torx. 'iii I p mtl Donn llll' llooi LiIlllI'l Il11' B.: Both of the-1 tcams morktd together durmg tht meek to preparc for the uukcnd garm Thex usuallx practlced from 2 43 p m after school unt1l about 7 -113 p m domq all kmds of cxerclsm drllls practlcmq foul shotx xcrxmmigmg and lmrnlrw plaw Bchmd tht xccnc Scmor Xlanagm fnorgm worked hard to kup the bow domrf thrrr tufl lt Nlfxxmrks X IIPIATI BUx11 lxA N xx 1 S111 1-1- Lamps Jumor Cuues l30l . . . .,.,, ,N 4 Kass. and assistants. Roger Sutliff and Dick Bump. l . .' 11.'.1 ,a1 5, .-,'s.' 1 fl tl ' ' .I ' ' K ' , 2 a 2 1 1 l l..unp N Lutrw KINN Ovrr F .xxn fiREl'.N BASKETBALL The Englvs, haskcthall tt-urn had a svvcntecn game srhvdult- to hufk up against this year. The Orangc and Black along with otht-r schools of the Capital dixtrivt wax Compcting for Z1 lvziguc Cham- pionwhip. Thr- winning tt-am was to go to Sara- toga for tht' plziyofl. BCIl'llL'l'lCIIl was dvfvatcd Carly in the svufon hy Rlilnc. whvn Curr. tht- Milnv fcn- tcr. niudc- ll lay up in thc last rt-ronds of thc gamer Van Rt-m'n'l:u'r also dcfvatvd tht' lizxgltw on thc' Rl'IINSt'l2il'l' court to disqualify tht- B.Cl.H.S. group from tht' IAUIQIIV. It was ll disnppointmt-nt. hut thc' follows I'l'Llllll'Cl that onlx' ont- ll'2lIll could win. '1'hfw had loft this linux hut tht- 1950 watson wax xtill Ll hopvliul promift: Our ttuun. ahh' cozuthvd hx llongxld Crimp. did not ll2iX'l' um' outstanding plana-r. hut it trivd to work tu ll unit. .linuuy Clint' le-d tht- higg fivv in -forinff. Clill' Sroonx ulxo did at Qrtult dull to fur- 5 1 tha-r tht- tuun in xroring and cl:-I't-mixv plnx. ltuun cilllblilllli. Ronnx Ogntw and Boh Cmwii did thvir ht-xt during tht- lilll1IiIl't'Il QLIIIIFS to lwvp thc' ttuun lUQl'llll'l' and kvvp thorn lighting hand. NR- gm' .tho vvrx' proud ol, tht- -lunior Yzirwitw. 'liht-x onlx lo-t thrm'n' Qgtinw out oi' liUll1il4'l'Il. Buzzx Riu- um tht' tt-:un rnptaiin who lr-d hit group to ligunv. 'llht' .lunior Ydrxitx had .1 grvnt hunrh of hop, xxho put the-ir .ill into t-g1t'h Quint-. 'l'ht-w .uw thc' fm-lloxu xxho will vzirrx' on nc-xt wznr to Inzxkt- an .tttvmpt for ln-zxguv chzinipionxhip. Suspense SARATOCA O- B. C. H. S. O Let's look baek-and it seems a long while ago 'to that Hnal elimax of a sueeessful football sea- sonffthe Saratoga-Bethlehem Central eo-eham- pionship game held at Hawkins Stadium. The erisp, bright fall day attraeted a large erow cl from all the capital distriet. to say nothing of the bus loads of Saratoga fans. Two of Albany's leading radio stations. YYPTR and WOKO, were on hand to broadeast the game. Yes, it was a big day for the Eagles. Saratoga High Sehool brought along its band with their blue and white uniforms. Every note they played was Calling vietory. Every foot was beating out the rhythm, YYin, Saratoga! Bethlehem Central had that feeling of vietory. too. The -Iunior and Senior Varsity eheerleaders were on hand with their eolorful uniforms to eheer Bethlehem on. Yes, it was a heart-warming sight to see such enthusiasm, vigor, and team support as those two high sehools showed. The hrst two quarters made the Bethlehem baekers grit their teeth while Saratoga fought and gained. XYith a O-0 seore the ebeerleaders kept the spirits high with songs and eheers during the half time. With team play raeing time, the second half of the game was drawn to a elose. Hearts began to beat rapidlvg eurious eyes watched every move. Alert ears listened for every refereels whistle. Every shout, toy whistle. eow bell. silent prayer. and dream was harmonizing into the song of vietory. There were two minutes to be played. The Orange and Blaek was on the two yard line. This was the time! There was a quick off-taekle plungeg was he over? No, Saratoga had held fast. Oh. an eleven vard loss by Bethlehem! There was one more play left. This had to be it. orf--Y f. A quiek eenter, a sudden plunge. a screaming ery from the stands! WN'as he over? No! Many hearts dropped. and many beearne alive. A few seeonds and it would be all over. Yes. the game ended in a eo- ehampionship, a vietory for all. 28 In the Air .X Cheer for the Boys The Beneh 'Round the lfnd THE FOOTBALL GAMES AND SCORES B.C.H.S B.C.H.S B.C,H.S B.C.H.S B.C..H.S ....,,. ......... w B.C,.H,S ....... .,....... B.C.H.S B.C,.H.S ...,... ....4,... Ojzfmrzwzl BIc'c'hanic'villc' Tzxnmnksvillc' .,,,.... Sfmizx . ................. Albany Aczxdc-my Hudson ,.,..,....,,.. Saratoga .... Rocvscvvlt ..... fzfl. '38 7 24 ll 26 fl ii '38 7 H H ll I8 ,- xi! 6, Munugm-rs RAYMOND, Cimlvlxl-3l,l,, Glu-Lnaxzu f1ANlPHl'QI.I., rV1AfNNlNll Axim l kl'IllliRllI Durandk Boys ' z if rf ,hw Q , Q f if c 4 , ' iff Q if , , ,W -. . ,j ini si, 2. FIRST STRING: On Line-ScooNs, CREIFELDS, BUTLER, WILLIAMSON, MORIIISON, HARRINGTON, CHRisTENsEN. Back-PIKE, GREEN, OA'rEs, LEYVIS. FOOTBALL There was something new added to the old at Bethlehem this year, as the boys started the ,48-'49 football season. The fellows were challenged not only to win all of their games, but to become vic- torious in the Northeastern Football League that was established this year. This gave the boys some- thing to Hght for, and they did. The Eagles came through again for their school by battling odds to win a co-championship. How easy it is to say, We won a eo-ehampion- shipf' We ought to stop and look over the boys who won that honor for us and learn just how hard they had to work to do it. It takes a strong, willing, and determined team to win a co-championship, and that is what we had. Furthermore, Captain Carl Christensen held up his end of the bargain by blocking the right end of thc line. First of all, the '48 club had teamplay, each fellow on the team being always ready to back and push on his buddies. They had that fight hard, 26 never die spirit which added up to Five wins, a tie, and two losses. That was good ball playing in any man's language and it pleased the fans. The players, however, have reason to remem- ber the practicing and studying throughout each school week. Each day under the hot sweltering sun, the Orange and Black team was with Mother Nature to build football bodies and football minds. In full dress, our boys had to sweat out the calis- thenics and scrimmages which looked like work but was fun to the fellows. Coach Durand divided up the linesmen and backs for special help during the practice session. Another important matter that the boys had to contend with was their school work. They deserve credit for running their hearts out all afternoon and then driving their brains to keep eligible. Some fellows actually stayed on the honor roll while winning their letters. The managers for the football team were jack Frederick and Bob Greenman. I SPGRTS vain CAFETERIA How many times this year we have eagerly waited for the most important period of the day- thc lunch hour! Then we have joined many others in the Mad Dash to the cafeteria to enjoy Mrs. Plnyford,s delicious lemon pies and c'lierry eheek- erhoardf' among other treats. Helping Nlrs. Play- ford to make fifth and sixth periods the highlights of the day :ire Klrs. Sutter, NIH. Renzik. and Nlrf. Hotnling. Kiki. Rizxma, Mus, PIAYFORI Axim MRF, SI'T1+1i4 l JANITORS Hey, kids! Nlake way for the Janitors-George Lauer. Doug Reynolds, George YN'ensley. Boh Pat- terson. and .lc-rry Mzittive. Even though they perlorm the Qzune duties dug' in and day out. thi-5 zilwuyw retain ll singular jovial attitude. Cil'lORlili, MR. LAHLR, PAT. jrikkv, ANI: Don: :Q if 5532? 1 ' Ile tht POST GRADUATES Thi- P.Cl.'U' iwn- gt I't'lll gulclititm tu I. I. this wax' in nigmx' ul' thc c-xtm curr1m'ulzar lll'IlYl SC II.S. tm tht- m't'vt'r. tht-y llnvt' mlm lim-n pn-pxtriiig i ' lillfllI'0. Mari' Lou clll1lIlll3l'l'l2liIl. whim mu ll 1 ' ' - Claw of 'll plains to xtuclx nursing .xt Ma- rial Hmpitzxl. ,l.u'k Wiggiiix. uhm utnit- lit-rv lirmii NI umm xxillf tic 5. um mln r ol mn- gu lu lilllllll tivxl until lieth C1'vil'1'lcl-. who wan at Qlkllillllllt' of C,l'l..X.. is lllillllllllg to ftudy 4-lm-c'ti'1t'z1l L-iigiiu-1'i'i1ig :it tht- G.l'I. Buck with twain fiom tht- Claw of '48 am- 'l'. Dux' amd Ed 5 II.ll'1'1x mlm lmuth plain to QU to llz1rtw1c'k nvxt vm-'tr Tm ii 1'iOt'l'it'Ill1llIX', who mlm is limit tht- Clin-N ul '18.pl111i5mgumR.l'.I. Ronin lflll Blum PROJECTOR OPERATORS This yt-nr tlu-ut gm' twc-nty-mtv boys from Gxgxdvs 9-12 who opt-rntvd thv projt-ctoxx for thx' vzuious classy-5 of our scliciol. Tlu-fc hots havc pzusvci tc-Nts cm thc opt-ration of thc IJI'Okil'l'I0l'N and gm- livvrm-cl by tht- xclioul, Nlr. Mount is in chargi- of thi5 IJI'0flI'2HIl and has zxlrvudy lwgun training swim' of tht- Eighth Guida' boys for ru-xt yvzlr. Thi' opt-rzttmx urn' VOll1I1fl'l'I'N who gin' up thvir study hull pvriods in 0I4di'l' to pt'rl'orrn thix st-1'x'im'v for thr- wliool. 'lihc' work Ivqlliiv- il wmv of rwpumildility. for thv pr'ryit't'tcu'N girl' vxpvtisiw' :md tht' films high prim-cl, Thix yczn' H26 fihm liavn- ln-vu ohtuim-d lrcmi I8 cliflivrvtit NUlll't'l's. Bcmitm' our two pro- ivutmw tm' in usa- most of thc' timc. tht' opcrzitors am- vvr'y liusy. Thi- opt-rzxtorf are-: Kimmiv Brandt ff Nlnrmgvrg Gcorgt- I,11mir1g-frAwixtunt N12lI121f.Ii'I'1 Rohm-rt .-X11-xznidvr. Iil4'llllI'd Bump. Rolwrt Crvbn- mam. Raymond Iluuiplm-y. Stuart Lum. Waltcr Kmmlsmi. Dali- Knox. I.LlI'I'y Kluxwsgiy. Rolwrt Pikv. Rogvr Sutlilli. Clyclc YYinnt'. lion Wright. Xlvrritt Axidwxu. -lolm lflzuligzin. Brvtt Gutsc'hv. Rnlwrt Kilmlwy. Rulivrt Rock. Dull- llilsml. .ILIIINW Ymuig. Nik. Xlmnu X Kimi' N11 II MR. Loucxs and SKITCH in Stiches 22 DRAMATICS CLUB Everyone, at some time or other, has had a desire to represent the life of someone other than himself. The Dramaties Club gives this oppor- tunity to any student in the Senior, junior or Sophomore Classes. Under the able leadership of Mr. Robert Loucks the Club presented three one-aet plays: The Budapest Salesman, The Valiant, and Overtones.,' This allowed many more enthu- siasts to partieipate in this aged profession. This year's officers included: Carol Rector, Presidentg Mitzi Behr, Vice-Presidentg Bev Mae- Namara. Seeretaryg and Dick Conger, Treasurer, .1 xtzirt toward Il unilotnivd hgind. Thr- NIt'ti'N ORCHESTRA .Mitt-r tnuny hours of hztrd pr11t'tit'4- :ind tivrvv- wrurking rt'lir't1rsals. tht- orrltvfttzt was rvgtdy for tht- two main niuficzil vw-ntn ol tht- yt-Qtr. ln tht- clllI'lNIIIll1S Ftwtival the- orvhcwtrtt pluyvd vurioux sr'lc't'tions from Th4- Gondolie'rs.H flvotgc' Gvrah- win'5 Little Rhapsody in Bluvf, 'I'ht- .'XllCIIlilIlCll'.,, :ind Prnt-lttdiurnl' wvrc that Spring Conrt-rt svlcr- tionx. That trumpvt-playcr. Dirk Hziyvs, wus voted l'rc'sidL'ntg Bob Pikc, ont' ol tht- stair Eddlt-is, is Vial'-Pwsidvnt. Thu- Svc'rvttiry-'l't't-tistttvr is thc' wt-ll-known pianint and fingvr. Mitzi Bvhr. Arliiit- Lacy. Mitzi Bvhr. :ind Marion Plit-ur ztrr' tht' atrcoriipntiirftx. BAND 'l'hiN win thc Hrst ycnr for rt-gulzir t'ctln'gitsgilf of thc' B.C.H.S. Band. and it is tht- ht-ginning ol' wltttt should dt-vclop into Z1 fint- muxicgtl organization. It has worked all year and will hc rt-tidy to play for foothull gzirncs nvxt fall. Thr- Studvnt Awocizition .ind Nlusit' lilcpartmc-nt hought thirty unifornix ax 'lihu' Nfgtvstro -- Rik. TRFITT .Xworigition hm also supportvd it with uniliornix. and l5.CI,ll.S, gn-zttly zippttwigiti-R thix avi-tzniirt-. JR. HIGH CHOIR Right cvn tht- lwgntr' thix war with ll gn-:itz-r IUl'IIllX'1NlllIJ than wt-r ln-liorv. tht- .lunior lligh Cliottiw-N h.ucl .in 1-xt-1-ptioiigtlly fini' wmoit. .Xnionq tht- liitx thgtt tht- fii1'l3Clioirx1ttig xwrv: 'l'l1n' Rill' Song from tht' lim-N4-rtSot1Q. 'l'l1t'lD3ing Cltmhoyf' and -hllllll' ls Btutin' Out All Ux'c'r.'l Susan Yun Volkl-nhtiruli. lo Anna- Fivldx. Lind Mzirqx Ut-tirtzv we-iv chown for tht' ofliu-N ot' Pit-xiclvtit. Xvlft'-PI'l'NlCll'Ill. .ind Sa-t'rvt411'y -,liI't'.lNllI't'l1 rvxpm-t'tix'vlx. in tht Girl? Choir: Boh KIt'N.iry. Ilgxnny llgtvidson. and 'Iohn Rankin hold thu- poxitionx of Piwidcnt. Yit'c-Ptmwidctit. and SUR'1'L'tl1IRS'-'IiI't'l'i5L1I't'I'. nwpt-c'tix't'ly. in that Box-' Choir. till A F U Y 5 ' M X L ww s.,Mff-1 It L , ,. , Q A . ,,. F A ' f . , . J , V , K ,wiggffm V N114 fifw' V 1 : 'A' y I 1, I 2 ., A ,. . ,4 . V 1 f+'1ff5'fff,'if,5a3 i i'5y,sg,'ffQ iiwfgig i24'g52 g,s 4 A an 4 5 ' 4 mg I1 ik! I' in -5 X. Q' . v , .1 ,i -B Q r r' Vi , 4.-1... Q .5 in .A v ff' D jf' X' .Nm ., I Q s ' V u 4, K N. ef: Ei nl! if IWXIIIW g fj,v F 255' Q' W R im na9wTl'9' HALF MOON The filth annual Half .Hoon was again puhlishcd this war by tht- xtudvntf ot' the whool, For that wcond Con- wcutivt' yt-ar tht- whool litvrary magazintf wax able to prcwnt thc- worlv of a Ntudvnt writvr who was the Rvgional Wiinicr in thc' hillfl'lt1'l'IIIlflIf'l' .Yt':t's Scholastic Writing Awardx Conti-st. 'Iihix ycar tht- work of Anno Gould. tht- Rvgional Winnvr in both short story writing and pocftry. iN fc-aturvd. along with rcprcscnta- tiw work of otht-r xtudvnt writvrs. YH-rt' it not for thiw yvarly t'ollt't'tion. rnufh t'xc'c'llcnt writing. including Ntoriw. twsziy-. dm-svriptions. and pocms. would pass with- out ac'knowlt-dgnim-nt and dmwcrvcd Crvdit: for who cvcr notictw tht-w ahlt' t-ndvavors ol' the individual studvnt yavt- tht- xtudvnt hinm-ll and hir own tt'at'hn-r? In ordvr that all who havt- an intt-rt-st in such acliit-x't'rrit-lit may recognize' thmt- writing ahilitivs, the Half .Hoon stall' Nold Copivs not only within tht- Sfhool. hut also to tht- parvntx and adults of tht- community. Thix yt'ar's hooklvt wax tht' samc sizv as that of 1948. and was again lithographvd. hut containcd wvvral changes and additiom. Thr- 1949 Half .lloon staff invludcd: Editor- 'liliomas Droppcrfg Assistant Editorsffjudith Tracy and Anne YYoodhcadg Btisiricm Blanagcr-fGarrCtt Gcurtzcg Sales and Circulation Managr-rs-Dunham Congt-r and XN'illiam Butlcrg Saltwrnt-n-.Ianct Nodinv. Dorothy Zaut- ncr. Patricia Hihhard. Suv Schiller. Hollis Harrington, Richard Kraft. Larry Nlorway. Anne Gould and Robert Gordong Sports Editor-'john Dayg and Art Editor- Arthur Ahr. Class Rcprcsvntativcs wcrti: Senior- Patriria Van Wornic-rgjuniorm fStatton Rift-gSophomore Bt'x'm'rly xllifxlilllilfllg Frvshmanf Anno Gouldg Eighth Grade-fARohc'rt Gordong and Svvvnth Gradc- Barhara Hoover. STAR The press is rolling. Copy after eopv comes down the line. and the Bvthleheni Star is ready to Come to B.C.H,S. There both students and faeultv eagerly wait for the latest issue of this newspaper. whieh brings Corridor Commentf, In thc Spotlightf, uStarring the Alumnif, and other features. Sports fans enjoy the third page with its news of the Eagles and the various sports organ- izations. Now and then bits of humor shine forth in the Star, and we mustnlt forget to mention the popular Star Dustw and Moon-Beams. Phyllis Knapp. the Editor. was aided by Stuart Pennels. Assistant-Editor. until be moved to Chi- eago, when Sue Amos was ehosen to take his place. Nlrs. Kraft. the adviser. gave mueh-needed advice and suggestions. Also appreeiated a great deal is the work of the printer, Nlr. George F. Birkmaver. This year the Star staff deeided to try to help out finaneiallv in the eost of printing the paper in order to lessen its dependence on the Student Council. Money' was raised by selling greeting Cards and getting alumni subscriptions. The Junior High has more representation in the Star this year than ever before. Many exeellent contributions have been made to the paper by the junior High members of the staff. With the cooperation of all. the Star now not onlv represents the upper classes. but is the paper of the whole school. L+ 'C i PHY1.1.1s K:sAPP, Editor-in-Clzie Star out Friday The Sod Sacks FUTURE FARMERS The Bethlehem Central Future Farmers Chap- ter is one of nearly seven thousand similar chapters in the United States, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Each chapter is sponsored by a high school de- partment of vocational agriculture for the purpose of providing practical training in agricultural activities and developing agricultural leadership. The present membership of the Future Farmers of America is well over 250.000 boys. The B.C.H.S. Chapter is No. 186 of the New York Association. They are members of the Albany-Greene Group. Their activities include meetings with varied pro- grams carried on according to good parliamentarv procedure. contests in judging, demonstrations and puhlic speaking. exhibits. banquets. farm tours. athletics and the awarding of degrees for superior achievement. These are the present Chapter officers: Presi- dent. Nicholas Vitillo. i-49g Vice-President. Clyde Winne. 'Bl falso Group Treasurerl: Secre- tary. Charles F. Van XN'ie. R305 Treasurer. Roh- ert Y. Felter. '51: Reporter. Roger YY. Oliver. '.3l: Sentinel. lYinfield R. Orrnshee. ,5lg Advisers. Don- ald Z. Terhune and Robert C. Meagher. l17l OFFICERS gf!l71di1l,Q OI,lX'HR, WINNIQ, Onmsni-iii, Mn 'I'r1RnUxia, Fieifrsn. S'l'!lf6'll'X7lTIl.l,O, VAN Wiiz. . V .. gf' , .4 K L TRAFFIC OFFICERS 0 ' Hgdcr the guidancc of Mr. Reissig, the T1'aFfic Squad did its bcst to t-xt-rt I t contkfl ovcgthosc uspccdyl' and 'aambitiousn studt-nts. for which B.C.H.S. is famous. A 4TfiiS x'QaQ squad, Composed of nltecn ablt'-bodivd mon headed by Nlcssrs. Hodgkins I 'iid DroiJpCrs, supvrvisvd tht' bread lint-s in thc CLIIVCICTIZI and hvlpt-d ks-vp ovvr- cik 1, 5 Jcnggfsiastic fans oil thc courts at basketball gzuncs. f I GUIDES Hey. whercls your pussli Sound familizir? Yr-s. that moans that tht- B.C,H.S. Guidcs arc keeping trzlfk of what youlrc doing. xx'I'1r-rv you'rc going. and wln-rc you bviong during class periods. Tho Guides. hvadvd by Mnlvolm Fullt-r and zldviscd by Mr. Hall. also svrvr' as hosts and hostvssvs to iit'xsc'o1i1m'1's or visitors in B.C.I'l.S. vw! jx High Guides S1 Hxqh Cuxdes .Xlilv liudlvd Xllll The Boys with MR. Br-:An1.i: Pltiasimzxr Bur flREl'1R speaks The Girls and Mus. KRAFT HI-Y The David Knapp Chapter of the Bethlehem Central Boys, Hi-Y, an organization looked upon as merely a boys, service club. has placed its ideal squarely before it this year. The Christian way of life. as in the past, is now being sought by every member. Thinking. perhaps. that the organization was becoming too exclusive and fraternal, the boys have devised a plan to admit to membership all willing Sophomores and juniors who seek after the Christian spirit. Membership now being open. the ideals of the Hi-Y are being spread through- out the school and community by a group in a democratic society-boys who have a purpose in their organization. To be sure, Hi-Y has also pitched in and aided the school by wood collecting for pep rallies. by the greeting of incoming representatives in our Educational Confer- ence, and by earning dollar on top of dollar for the World Youth Fund. In a sincere manner, the Hi-Y has put its ideals to an appointed task. TRI HI-Y This year the Tri Hi-Y has held its meetings under the capable direction of its officers: President, Barbara Holmeg Vice-President. Kitty Brumheldg Secretary, Doreen Scoonsg and Treasurer, Pat Van Wormer. Their Supervisor was Mrs. Kraft. The Tri Hi-Y has been trying to uphold and spread Christian standards throughout the school. It began in its own meetings by choosing a Chaplain. Betty Wallace, whose job it was to see that at the beginning of each meeting someone offered a prayer and conducted a short discussion on a subject pertaining to Christianity. Also, in upholding Christian standards the Tri Hi-Y has helped other people. During Christmas vacation a party was given for an Old Ladies' Home. The girls sang Christmas carols. for which the ladies were very grateful. The girls spent several meetings making mittens that were given to the Childrenis Home for Christmas. Soon the Tri Hi-Y will put into practice a plan whereby all girls. who are interested. may join the Club. This will give more girls a chalice to become members. To raise money for their Club and for the Polio Fund. the Tri Hi-Y joined with the Hi-Y in successfully putting on two student-faculty volleyball games. The winners? The faculty! I 15 il Standirzggjum' TRACY, PHYLLIS KxAPP, JOHN WILLIAMSON, JOHN DAY, SUSAN .-XTwooD, ANN lb1ACMILI.AN, BARBARA HOLME. sifdlfdfvlilfl-PRESIDHNT PETER SVVANH, SECRETARY PAT VAN VVORMIER, PRESIDENT QiHARl.ES ciRAVES, TRi':AsURuR TOM DROPPERS, Anv1sER Miss NEwE1.l.. HONOR SOCIETY lfnspectacular. to be sure. but an important cog in both the life of our students and the administration of the school is the Honor Society. To say that this group of students is very dignified and all-important is quite falseg to say that the Honor Society has its special niche in school life is the absolute truth. Along with a more general program of furthering its standards. this group has aided the guidance department of our school in many ways. A great deal of behind-the-scenes clerical work for both the Career Conference at Columbia High School and the Educational Conference here was carried out by the Honor Society members. The permanent oflice-file pictures for every 7th Grader have been taken. as in the past. under the specific handling of the Honor Society. And too. the members. who have been chosen because of their own individual qualities of high scholarship. able leadership. good moral character. and down-to-earth service. have attempted to uphold. as a necessary part of their school life. the standards for which they exist as an organization. For it benefits the society little if its members are merely pin and card bearers. with much self-importance and little effort. A hearty handshake should he offered by the school to those in this society who have rendered many small but important services to its school. E141 u-wlul maxi' und hm xvm'k1'cl vspwigilly hand. :ilfmg wiili thi' Sm'i'1'tz11'x. Slim'i'i'y YULIIIQI Ihr' YllI'I'2lillI'I'l'. and clm-vm-lcwp thm' pnwtigv ol' thc' .Iuuior Cmiiicil. , wlimwl :xml in govm-riiriiviit. Aiming OIlll'I' zxvvoiii- JUNIOR HIC-H STUDENT COUNCIL A I'hi- im-1-ling will mm niiiim' to mclvr. Sli:'i'i'x. will XHlll'1lll tlivi'nllY It ix ziqznin IY4-diim-sclgxy mmniiiq at Il'Il fi'a'lm'Ix. .iiirl xml In-Qu' rliv Igimiliiu' vuirc' ul' rlii- x'wi'y uipgilnlm- l'1'm'-iclvill ul' thx' -Iuriim' High Studi-nt Cmiiivil. lfcl Wliiting. vmicllictilig gi rvgulnr lmxim-ax iiiw-tiiig. lla- hm vgiiiiu-cl thi- luriiur Clmiiivil llirougli ll wic- luhii Stwluwg rliv lfgnviilty Aclviwr. Him Nlzmmi- lll'lIllI'l'1 :incl thx' 1VIJ11'-m'i1!z1tix'w. to nigxlu' ai Nlll'C'I'NN 'l'hm- mont importzmt :1m'liic'vm-riivnt ol' this Lolixivil xnxx to gin' thai 1111-iiihc-ix :1 grvzitvr shim- ol' rvspmi- Nihility. along with thc- liwliiig of In-longing to thx' plixlinivnts gm-1 Tha- cwggiiiizing ol' lioriivmcini IIIPVIIIIQS xxlivn' thc- rcprvsn-11tzxtivm I't'IDOI'I thc lluppvn- ings ul' Council nivvtingw. Thai mganizatioii of ll stlidcrit-l'1xc'ulty com- mittc-ix uimisting of Nlr. Kinslvy. Mr. Pre-strm. :md Mr, Adams. The organization of an Irltramurzil squad to kvvp thc halls clcfu' during Sixth pvriod noon hour. Iniprovcment in l'3IiL'fCI'ILl conditions. .VX group ul' Iiicriilu-ix wwi'kc'cl va-rx hzircl on thc In-t1i'i'iiii-111 of mwruliliw :uid 3 sywtuni of spwizil mm-fit IIXYLITLIN. 'l'Iii- l11m'ky trim mix wlwtvcll':1irhl'uIIyIm-mu-li K 0 Iii-niv Qznnv. Thi- rluxiim' High Immutx of ai lzirgm- zittm-Iiclziiicm' , . git thc- gmiiuiil .-X. clnmw' and piciiiv. 'Hi PREMDENT ED, Sracziu-1TARv Si1Eiuzx', AND TREASURER jorix I ,-q ww bd -4 Round Txilalf- Disc ussimi In a Thursday meeting. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council, under the leadership of George Kass, Presidentg Kitty Brum- field, Secretaryg and john Williamson, Treasurer, operated under a different system than that of pre- ceding years. It consisted of only Senior High rep- resentatives, the Junior High having its own council. The Council consisted of the ofhcers of the Student Association, four representatives of each of the three Senior High classes, the Captains of the Traffic Squad and Guides, and the adviser. NIL Edsall. This year the Council can be noted for many achievements. The system of awards for boys, sports was revised and the minor sports were made major sportsg the tennis courts were repairedg appropriations were made to the various teamsg new rules for selecting the cheerleaders were drawn upg new varsity cheerleading uniforms were pur- chasedg the hockey equipment, purchased a few years ago. was soldg band uniforms were selected and the Council paid half of the billg the baseball diamond was repairedg the rules for the guide system were revisedg a system by which senior citizenship awards are given to the two outstanding Seniors of each year was startcdg and a meeting of the Inter-School Council Conference was held. The Council also continued traditions of the for- mer councils by holding the S. A. dance, the S. A. picnic. selecting the Lucky Trio. and putting the minutes on the bulletin board. 12 Orriczmzs Giaokorz, Krrrv, Asn TINKER an an -,,,.-. VITIES . w ,-,, .f s ,f 1 wif pf-f '1 ak 1 1 ...- .-f' '.m,:- ,vlo 'asf -, , . .. P ' .. , .-. l is I ,, . .1 C- Q . - s fl 1 , , v, v 5' I-- 'A ,xl ,- 1 , 4 ' Y. Q, 1 Sfalnl Mio. O'll.-xlm, MR. llxll. Max SY141-A. Slunzlirzbu Mu. .Xli,xxi:, Mu. Cir I ui N, Xlk, Rl'.lhNIl2, Mn. lxlillllll. lffllhlylllflfll if Szir'r11'c': MR. .XIJAMS2 jr. High Math: Fl'K'SlllllkiIl Football. MR. l1l.r.Avl-,sz Hl.'Lll1ll, Biology, Pllvsivsz Vlxlilfli. Maw. E,xu1.s: jr. High Math. Nik. E1Js.a1.1.: Allhc-ii1ist1'v: Studi-nt Limiiwil .Xdvisi-n MR, H,xl.l.: Int, .Xlzn-lim, Trig., Solid Us-om.: Uuidws Hwd -1fSfwMf' D'lm m 'm- Acivisrig Xik. NIOURHZ Gviivml Sc'ivm'r': Visual .Kid Pl'0gI'i1lIl Mas, Oill.-xk.-xi El. Algi-lim. Dl Hm ' Mus. SYM-.sz Hlh flrgicli- Sl'lI'IlK'l'1 8th flrzidi- .Xclvisrx MR, RIINNIHI Pl, fli'Hlll., Bus, .X1itl1,: lli-.nd of Math. 1,l'lJ1ll'lIIIl'lllQ 'l'rg1lllm' Squad ,Xalxim-ip Nil 4, NIl'.Mllll'fR, Mus. Bmvigx, NIR, rlll-'RHl'NFZ, MR. xv.-Kl.0 Imlziinirll .flr!.i: MR. Wmo: Sr. High Shop: Bm! Bowlinq. .'lL'il1ll1llH't'.' NIR. Nlr.A1:1ir.R: Till amd Bth flrguli- Shop, AQ. l. MR. 'lll'.Rlll'YXl'TI Svniui lligh Ng.: l uturc' FLll'llll'I'S .xClYlSI'll. Horne Mus. llosi-ix' ANU NIR. BouTrsu'x Ef0V1U7l1lI'x.' Mics. Bowrirxz Honimiiuking, Cu fn nz env: Mk. BURTNILKI Footlmll Asst., Bow' Bowling Asst. MRF. Hosm. llfll Mus. linux, MR. Driz.-xxii, Mio. Wstro Sfkfllll Stllrlizm' MR. BEAIJIAEZ Bovs' Hi-Y Advism-r. MR. COON: Asst, Guidancz' Di1'm'c'tor, Junior Class Advisvr, HSZIYL' tht- Childrc-n Fl'Cl1'l'llIl0IlN .'xdVlSI'l'. Mus. E1.1.r1RY: Social Studit-s 7. Miss NI.-xxiiiiixilaic: jr. High Studi-nt Ciounvil Advisz-r. Miss Ni-:wi11.l.: llmmr Socif-tv Advism-r, llmid of Social Studim-s Dvpzirtiiwnt. NIR. PRI-iwTox: Frrsliiiizin Btislu-tligill :mtl ligisr-lmll. Fl'C'Sl'1lll8I1 Class .Xdvisvit I'lz1.sz'if1f I:'1Iziralimz.' MRF, lioox: Girls' Sports lnstrurlor: Girlsi Bowling llockvv, Plax' Davs. MR. DVRANIJ: Boys' Sports Instructor: Football Bgisvhall. Mus. W,-sro: School Nurs:-, MRS. SAIINLWRY: Sophoiiiori- Class .rXdvisr'r. Mfllffi Nllu. l'llllIlN. MIM Xlxxw Hl'INII,R, Mlm. S.-xl lNlil'RX, Klux Nmxi 1 I. slflllllll-VI! Mu. fiUU'N, Mit. lll-Xl!ll'.. MR. Pm viox. Sealed-Miss MAHAFFY, Miss Sxlavrxcrrox, Miss PALYMIBO, Mus. KRAFT, Miss Kxowri-gs, MRs, FACULTY Sc:HL'H1.E. Languages: Ylanding-MR. Loiicxs, MR. CAMP, MR. CODY. Fine Arm: N1RS. NIARSTONC Artg Art Dr-partmvnt in Oriole- . MR. 'l'RL'11'T: Musifg A Cape-lla Choir, Jr. High Choirs, Orvhcstra, Band. MR. CAMP! Englishg Basketball, Football CAsst.h, Tennis. MR. CODY: Englishg Jr. High Traffic Squad and Guide-s, 9th Gradr' Advisrr. MR. FREUUI-LNREICH: English, Public Spenkingg Hr-ad of English Department, Public Speaking Contcfst, Half Moon Adviser. Miss Kxowuasz Lating Senior Class Adviser. MRS. KRAFT: Englishg Girls' Hi-Y Adviser, Star' Advisor. v MR. Loucics: Englishg Dramatics Club Adviser. Miss MAHAFFY: Rc-sr-archg 7th Grade- Adviser. Miss PALUMBOi French, Spanishg Asst. Advisvr, Girls' Bowling. MRS. SC1uUuI.E: English. Miss Sm-11.noN: Librarian. Miss SKr1v1NGToN: Englishg Sm-nior Play Director Oriole AdvisCr. 1 MR. TRUITT AND MRS. BLKRSTON Q-9 XII LIAION .xxoNIv..lxlxx1m XIIIIII, NlRN.SklIIX1xN, -All Mk. Booxuoi'T ADMINISTRATION AN we Noinetirnex will stroke our rexpeetive 4-him and eoine Iorth xxith the mont diligently eonwidered eonelu- Nion that xo-and-so in Z1 lower grade will one day become il sc-eond Billie Ruth or Albert Einxtein. No. too, dow that benevolent eontrol over us ull. the administration ol' the school. judge in and our future povihilities. I.et's take u look ut what IIIZIIUN our seheool what it is. The eoxnxnunity long ago made the deeixion that it would educate itx children. It needed the atrurture to provide 11 IIIULIIN for this eduezition. and so a school hoard win eleeted. Thar hoard eonsixts nt the present time ol' .lohn Glenn. George Teeling, Rusfell Freeman, Herbert -lonef. :md Price Chennault. IYho should exe- eute this proeens ol' learning in each school? Bethlehem Central High School had the good fortune to he plaeed under the guidance ol' Hamilton H. Bookhout. zu Super- vixing Prineipul. and William Kinxley. in View--Prineipul :Ind Yoiuliongil und Hllllfillltllllll cllllflilllfl' Counwelor. AM Clerk ol' the lionrd ol' ECIIIVLIIIOII and Bookkeeper. I,iIli41n Slillllllilll lll'l'UIIll'N gun IIIIIJOIISIIII purt ol' xehool lile. .XdcIie Yun .Xineiongen :uid I,oiN fiuertze gumxer Ntudent ILVKIIIVNIN and nlireerlx in-ixt the in-xt ol' the admin- Ixtrution in their roll-oI'S1-en-tgiriex. .-Xnd. too, Mix, Vhlo -ervex in the flllliifllt ol' School Nur-e. illluielioie. in CI4'IIlUl'Ii.illl' edueution inuxl go 1111. -o must our wliool, We Ntudeutx uppl.1ud our 1'CIlll'.IllUIl.ll opportunitiex. .1ncI. In thi- mine token. Illov' who direet und guide LIN in our purxuits ol' knowledge, , I TO MRS. ADDIE VAN AMERONGEN, OUR HAPPY, CHEERY SECRETARY, WHOSE HAND IS EVER READY WITH A PASS, WHOSE SERVICE TO SCHOOL DESERVES A BLUE RIBBON, WE LUCKY STUDENTS HEARTILY DEDICATE THIS ORIOLE. ,Xmm. ,SHI I 4-1 EDITCDRIAL K 1 , 1I V1 1' 1 ' 1 15' -1111 1 I 1 III! I1 I I 'II I1 I ' 'II I 11 ' Ii . 1. uri .I 111 ' 1 ' :I 11' 11 111111 : 1 111' 1. ' 1 111 -1 1.21111 TJIIII 1,1 1 ',I11,1 1, '1g'X1 1 I1, 1'1'11I1 .. 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