Bethlehem Central High School - Oriole Yearbook (Delmar, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

1. PYBLISHED BU Inf sfmun mass BETHLEHEHI CEHTHHL HIGH SUHUUL UL WINTER ................,.. ............. ....... P a ge 42 December 1-Basketball season opens with a bang. 14 8. 15- Community cooperates in one of the best Christmas Festivals yet. 18-Christmas vacation begins. 22- Old timers star in alumni game. January 2-Back to school with report cards the first clay. 5-Bowling team beats Cohoes in first test. 22-Mid years begin. February ' 12-Lincoln's birthday. 22-Washington's birthday and a four day weekend. March 10-Seniors go all-out to make 'Woodchoppers Ball the best ever. 16-Dramatics Club play reveals hidden talent. 23-Easter comes early. 31-Sophs sponsor spring social. SPRING .....................--.--....----.---.-- -.--. April Page 58 2-B.C. goes political as S.A. elections begin. 15-21-Spring vacation. 22-B.C. buzzes with baseball and track. 28-Juniors come up with highly successful Junior Prom. May 4 8. 5-Spring Concert. 16-Campus clean-up reported in full swing. 30-Spring fever runs high over Memorial Day. June 7- 1 1- 18- 24- Senior Banquet Final exams begin. Regents begin. Baccalaureate Service. 25-Commencement and the long awaited Senior Ball. Mr Freudenrelch Miss Skevington We the Class of nineteen fifty-one . . . . . take pride in dedicating this book to Mr. Freudenreich and Miss Skevington. It is a hard iob to demonstrate the subtleties and beauties of the English language in a class- room. These are two who have eminently done the iob, instilling in us the fundamentals and imparting to us their knowledge and apprecia- tion for English. Their interest and faith in us as individuals has done much to inspire us with needed self-confidence to make a strong start in our future lives. 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Bethlehem Central was in motion again . . . halls resounded with the myriad cries of greeting . . . backs were pounded . . . accumulated confidences exchanged . . . there were additions to the well-remembered . . . a fresh coat of paint on the audi- torium walls . . . a greater horde of scholars filled the corridors . . . and extra-strict pass system brought the Junior High unprecedented quietness in their afternoon classes. Fall . . . the boys' gym classes set up the new football bleachers . . . clubs met and took up new business . . . classes again . . . new subjects painfully became familiar . . . the football teams scrimmaged on the field . . . the rough and tumble of dusty suits . . . practice cheers issued from the gym . . . a flaming fire and sweet music at the pep rally . . . blazing yellow school buses brought in the rooters . . . cheers, groans, and shouts filled bright, olive afternoons. 1O Hun 5 umcnmfn US B H arm mf wma summfH BETHLEHEM CENTRA L SCHOOLS UELMAR. New Yonx Dear Members of t he Class of 1951, The six years which you have spent in Bethlehem Central High School have been memorable ones, particularly so because during those years you have made many friends achieved in many worthwhile enterprises and laid a foundation for your years in college, on the job, and in your own homes- My congratulations to you as individuals and as a class for a job well-done during your high school course. We on the faculty feel that you have made a real contribution to the welfare of your school. We feel confident that you will carry over into adult life the fine attitudes you now have and society will be better because of your contributions. MXH Hamilton Hu B ookhout, Supervising Principal HIHIEE BEHIHD THE SCENES lHE BUHHD LHBUHEU sl Mr John E Glenn Mr Herbert A Jones Mr Russell M Freeman Mr Price Chennaulf and Mr George Teelmg unseen yet not unapprecloied they mode possible The new bleachers fackled e thorny problem of cu new school bulldmg fnrmly backed our every move LQ, :Ls l2 . . . . . . I Y V. ,, . V , s,,,, . g It 7 'fF5 :' ,- THE HDIHIHISTRHTIUH HURSED US Hlllflli the guidance department solved our prob lems both blg and luhle The cafeferua dad :fs bes? to full the cavernous hollows 'fhaf were our appehfes the cusfoduans and the office staff made our school run more smoofhly Mr Aeurbach and Mr Kmsfey Addie Jane and Lovs The Cusfodfa ll. 5 'ns JUNIOR HIGH Mr. Loucks: English, Dramotics Club. Mr. Preston: Social Studiesy Freshman Advisor Frosh Basketball and Football Coach. Mrs. Ellery: Social Studies. Miss Mohalfy: Research: 7th Grade Advisor. Mrs. Dunn: English. Mass Keyton English LANGUAGES Mr Camp English Star Adviser Tennis Coach Mr Freudenreich English Head of Depart ment Hall Moon Adviser Miss Sheldon Librarian Mrs Kraft English Senior Play Director Miss Palumbo French Spanish Miss Knowles Latin Senior Class Adviser Mss Slcevnngton English Oriole Adviser IHI IHCUIIU IEIII IIS HEIPIIIG HIIIIII EVERUIIIHEIIE . ,W - , U H - l - . . , I . . , ' if ff - , . . : 7 . : 5 . : 5 . 4 - - ,f V If - . . , . I I . - . PIIIIEIIIIU IHEU EXPIIIIIIIII MATH and SCIENCE Mr Relsslg Head of Math Department Trafflc Squad Advlser Mr HaII Math Guides Advlser Mr Cleaves Scrence Track Coach JUNIOR HIGH Mr Adams Math Frosh FootbaII Coach Mr Moore General Scler-ce Visual And Pro gram Advaser Mrs Sykes Scoence 8th Grade Adviser Mrs OHara Mathematncs Mrs Earls Mathematlcs HHH HUIIIEII US UP HEIII PHIHS Ill IEHHHIHH Lili' 4144 FINE ARTS Mr Todak Art Mr Truntt Musuc HOMEMAKING and AGRICULTURE Mass Kenyon Homemakmg Gnrls Hn Y Advnser Mr Terhune Agriculture FFA Advlser 16 '77 17L '9tlTb-'V SOCIAL STUDIES Mr Balne Socnal Studles Boys Bowling Ad vnser Mr Wehren Soclal Studies HIY Advlser Mrs Salusbury Socual Studles Sophomore Class Aclvnser Mass Newell Head of Social Studles Depart ment Honor Society Adv: er . . . , . Assistant Coach-Baseball. U . .Q G PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr Durand Head of Department Football and Baseball Coach Muss Stafford Gurls Sports Deputy Club Ad VISEF Mr Farrell Boys Sports Basketball Coach .I V Football Mrs Walo School Nurse INDUSTRIAL ARTS cmd COMMERCE Mr Walo Industrial Arts Mrs Hosey Commerce M Bortmck Commerce FBLA Advaser Assustant Coach Football ,,,,.,..a- BHEEIIFUIIII IHEU IIIUII IIII HIJIJEU IJUIIES r, ': g .... ' Q. I ' . 9 . : 7 ' . ., o 1 - , ' 1 I . . - 2 , f ll '- ..lll HELP IIUII LILIII SLIHUULWIHE SIUIILIII CIIUIIIJIL.. We, in Bethlehem Central, are fortunate in having not only one ot the most active student governments in this area but also one of the most unrestricted. Under the sponsor- ship ot the Board of Education, our Student Council takes a major roll in regulating our lite in school, not only during school hours but after school as well. ELLIS MANNING, Council President The Council in action.. if... 2 COUNCIL OFFICERS: George Shear, vice-presidentg Dick Bump, Trea- surer, June Weber, Secretary: Pieter Van Volkenburgh, Captain, Traf- fic Squad, Frank Amos, Captain, Guides. Front: E. Manning. lst row. R. Bump, G. Armstrong, J. Weber, B. Brady. 2nd row: B. O'Hara, R. Thompson, W. Gordon, F. Amos, J. Field, 3rd row: S. Van Volkenburgh, B. Krause, P. Van Vollcenburgh, G. Shear, A, Pense E. Whiting, L. Unright, T. Jerum, 18 lst row: W. Gallup, D. Hum- phery, J. Pappalau, D. Mitchell, A. Olson, N. Gordon. 2nd row: J. Gordon, D. Weber, P. Farrell R. McChestry, J. Flather, E. Phear. 3rd row: D. McNitt, B. Ross, B. Tinney, P. Frederick, J. Terry, R. Miller, C. Palmer. l X ss Junior High Council Officers: Dave Mitchell, president, Ann Olson, secretary and Nancy Gordon, treasurer. Because of the nature of our schedule, we have found it necessary to completely separate the Council of the Junior High with that ofthe Senior High. The Junior High Council, however, also takes an active part in governing B.C.H.S. Independently as well as in cooperation with the Senior High Council they have accomplished much to improve our lite in Bethlehem Central. 19 HHH THE JUHIUH HIGH CUUHCIL SENIOR HIGH TRAFFIC OFFICERS Lgp- -1 A 1. ...Q W? Seated: L. Morway, W. Gordon, P. Van Volkenburgh, Captain, R. Oliver, J. Olson. Standing: G. Price, R. Leonardo, R. Gordon, P. Dawes, F. Vadney, R. Foss, R. Morgan, J. Kavoukian. HIHESE FIHIIIIU IIEPIIESSEIJ UUII BUISIEIIIIUS SPIIIIIS .. '50 ,-. L-5 I, f-I S. Chirchill, M. Whitbeck, F. Amos-Captain, R. MiIton, S. Sperbeck, I. Quay, J. Soule. 2nd row: N. Smith, B. Probes, H. Turner, A. Morrison, D. Bradt, R. Oschner, R. Rock, G. Shoddy, E. Venus, J. Fredriks. 3rd row: H. Shaver, W. GiIIman, T. Ham- mond, W. Standard, W, Kunz, H. Hartzei, J. Foster. 20 Is-t row: B. Wait, C. Saulsbury, JUNIOR HIGH GUIDES 'II ist row: H. Bailey, S. Reid, M. Armao, B. Shea, B. Abele, S. Ryan, P. McMilIen. 2nd row. L. Leveroni, W. Gleason, L. Wright, J. Pcppalau, R. Vifello, D. Dickinson, P. Dawes, W. Penn. is? row: J. MacMiIlen, W. Gallup, L. Lovelace, B. Ross, R. Davidson, D. Humphery, P. Stanley, Essex. 2nd row: J. Graff, Bailey, D. Lucia, W. Anders, Gould, G. Call, R. Dawes, McNiH, D. McMillan. 3rd row F. Asp, J. Joyce, R. Peterson, J Wheeler, P. Frederick, J. Terry, W. Tinney, P. Foster, E. Hopkins. HND HEPI IHE SUHUUI UHUERIU INSIDE.. JUNIOR HIGH TRAFFIC OFFICERS I ,Q HHD HT THE FUUTBHLL 6HH1ES...HEIHEHIBEH MR. DURAND THE BHIGHI, SUIIHU HFTEHHUUHST 7916 L , : - ,,, 4- 0'1 rv- -J-'val il. Z-,, VK 4, . f ..,.w . .fi all M .l- '3' 1 qlt' ' .v 41.-. if 1 ' f f N 1. nf - VL I,-T A '7'w',r -1-in 1'1 ' f , , V ' Q e 1 ' W 1 ,.n gm 12. xl Wgii-3 . .ings .' 'x 'R fi 9 Q . , my i. Q. ri 4 '-ff-nm, Q . .swh . 'wg ,L 1 fri' u Af ' , . . . ,A . ,, J 42 ' - x , r ' 4 1 , ' fu x 4 , V-QL-. ,. Y 4 ' 3' L f f 's1k.','QA -1,-'N r ' K 1 ,. 'tffiid 3.3 J' 'L' -. 1 , , ' Jg3314ul',i- 1 ,wps A f lst row: Mr. Bortnick, coach, R. Oliver, D. Bump, W. Gordon, H. Dixon, W. Green, captain, L. Morway, J. Hotaling, J. Apple- gate, R. Selkirk, Mr. Durand, coach. 2nd row: Mr. Farrell, coach, E. Bohnet, C. MacDowell, R. Leonardo, L. Moses, D. Zautner, F. Vadney, J. Stokoe, D. Kibbe, D. Wilson, J. Flannigan, J. Warner. 3rd row: M. Flemming, J. McEwan, D. Muirhead, J. Brandjord, R. DeForest, T. Jerum, R. Klingaman, R. Remele, B. Beer, R. McNary, J. Mooney. 4th row: E. Young, D. Voorhees, J. Middleton, D. Maeder, T. Robinson, K. Adams, H. Shaver, W. Smith, H. Schiller, L. Unright, J. Foster. September l . . . First Practice . . . uniforms issued . . . nucleus of eight lettermen return . . . touchdown twins Morway and Gordon with Captain Bill Green compose the skeleton Eagle backfield . . . Alexander, Vadney, Zautner, Dixon and Wilson complete the list of lettermen. September 2 . . . line loses only returning first string letterman as Vadney is sidelined with appendicitis . . . Durand loses hair. September 4 . . . Green elected captain . . . team works hard to remove the kinks . . . calisthenics . . . more calesthenics. September 22 . . . burnt orange uniforms appear for the first time on the practice field . . . light practice . . . Eagles ready! September 23 . . . Eagles win opener 21-O at the expense of Columbia, as Morway, Green and Brand- iord score. September 30 . . . Bethlehem Central cops second straight non-league tilt overcoming Roosevelt of Hyde Park 25-7. Gordon, shifted to fullback, scores three as Green makes up the difference. October 7 . . . ln first league tilt, B.C. shuts out Mechanicville 'I9-0. Hotaling breaks the ice and Gor- don finishes the iob behind superb line play. Second half finds first string warming the bench as J. V. does the rest. October 14 . . . Morway, Dixon, Green, Muirhead, Gordon, Leonardo, and McNary hit the scoring col- umn as Eagles overwhelm Draper 46-13. October 28 . . . Bethlehem Central entertains Sara- toga and the guests go home with a 24-7 fvictory. Gordon scores lone Eagle digit, while Wood puts three across for the boys from the springs. November 4 . . . Eagles win the game of the year as Gordon scores twice, once on an eighty yard run- back, to beat Johnstown 'I2-7. Game ends with Johnstown one foot away from another score. West- ern division of the E.S.C. ends in three way tie. November ll . . . Saratoga tops Columbia 25-0 in playoff game and shares the cup with B.C. and Johnstown. ...lHf lHlllllS...lHf SPElllfllIUlllll PlHUS...lllllJ SlllllflllllES...lHf lillllllll... f ,JILL RSE' 4, Q A HX. pm Q6 fjofn A b I ' dll- llymf .N ' , S' +. ,J N, ' ,351 ,Y 1,1 so' 0 'T' iff? A J. riffs., avi L jA'jXkx5x, r gif .HITU THE TTTUSIC . . . THE BHTTD Ill BRILLIHTIT UTTHITGE . . SHITIITIB ITTSTHUTTTETTTS . . . URBITTG UTTIUHRD . . . This year, for the first time, the band played at the home football games. Under the supervision of Mr. Truitt and led by Drum Maiorette Jean Miller, their brilliant caps and capes made a splash of color that lifted our spirits considerably. Drum Majorettes Jean Ann Miller Betty Jones Barbara Abele Joanne Field Brass Ronnie Cole Bobby Jones Dave McMillan Ann Olson Bob Peterson Tom Robinson Dan Davidson Ronny Selkirk Pete Stanley Johnny Terry Bill Tinney Sherry Young Woodwinds Mary Jane Betts Jeannie Chognon Christine Clausen Sara Cox Betsy Hazel Barbara Krause Carmine Stewart Susan Reid Sue Van Volkenburgh Percussion Joan Blakett Gerry Chestney Judy Fredriks Pete Fredricks Barbara McWhorter Hank Shaver 25 ..HIP! HIP! HUURHU! HERE CUHIES CEHIRHLF T are th brave gurls who ran back and forth belween The ho cl ol fr nd and 'rlne football field un the freezing cold un order fo make wane! or new unlforn s The squad Thus year I4 made up of Varslfy Connie d for re Glea on co capfauns Joanne Fueld Ann Blackall J rrv 3 wnh ex MacNamara and Maureen O Nelll as song leaders Ann and .leanle 9 ,ff 26 Songleaders Bev and Maureen. 'T r ,fi L ul' fs-A 'X 4. f THE FROSH: Margie Guertze -captain, Judy Parker, Elizabeth Plwear, Jane Flather, Betsy Hazel. Songleaders: Barbara Abele, Sally Hibbard, Norma Edsall-alt. ...IHEIII EIIIHUSIIISIIII IIHEEIIS HIIEII IHE HIII . . . IHEU SHIVEIIEII IIIIII EIICUUIIHIIEII . .. F X g 9 N -v 5 I THE JUNIOR VARSITY: Barbara Pakenham-captain, Pat Lake, Sue Bailey, Barbara M -R f Krause, Alberta Clayton, Sherry Young, and Judy Kraft-alt. Songleaclers: Judy Hastings and Gail Crannell, A 1 I X ' x M N E r 1 . Q I ' I W . , 'Y- - A . 5 .. 3 I X., 'F r ' 0 1 x s' I' t N A I 0 - 'S ,, , .N X. 'I I I X- T A K. 1 I - 7. l xv fl f K K ' P 'x, A' .' I f ' A W . . I 1' ' x x - I' Q 1 ' '1 X, . 27 ,Xe rx-I -' -' N r I I N VJ ' J 1, Y I lst row: J. Joyce, G. Mack, D. Lucia, B. Ross, R. Dixon, P. Emmons, W. Gallup, L. Lovelace, W. Anders. 2nd row: F Shodt, manager, F. Asprion, W. Zcutner, J. Wheeler, C. Jarvie, P. Gould, E. Hopkins, R. Davidson, R. Wilson, R. Miller, manager. 3rd row: Mr. Adams, coach, D. Humphery, J. Sharpe, C. Cartner, J. Bennet, P. Stanley, H. Bailey, J. Pappalau, D. Bennett, manager. ' 4 ' ' 1 fs X' W0 'V .THE FHUSH SHlllPlEll FUUTBHLL . . . llllfll Il . . .HND PLHUEU Hllllll .. 28 ..iHE DEPUTU CLUB UIHS THE HRST ill GET STHRTED .. , X lst row: C. Sculsbury, T. Behr, 1 B. MacNamara, B. Krause, J. De gan, S. Zautner, J. Webber, J Healey. 2nd row: S. Heyle, N Engel, J. Herring, M. Muirhead L. Crannell, P. Sullivan. 3rd row S. Young, B. Duff, J. Blackett B. Wait, B. Pckenham. X s DEPUTY CLUB OFFICERS: Joan Degan-captain, Barbara Krause- assistont captain, Miss Stafford, Sally Zautner-secretary, Beverly MacNamara-treasurer. D90 in The girls seen rushing madly about sell- ing cakes and hot dogs at the football games were Deputy Club girls. Advised by Miss Stafford, and under the direction of Joan Degan, their captain, the girls have visions of a new Girls' Athletic Association which is being discussed at present. This year they plan to give athletic sweaters as awards. PE GWEEN Ji-' mf.: 3. Krause f 3,2124 C D:,+.f'w, C. Soulsburx co ar' S.Fw1for'.M. ONQUI Q 3 oc-mov, 2nd rcw' P. Sulirvon, ' X . B Hogg J Fahey, C. Luke. S , I r sm. S. Lindqwst, A. S?e- hcns, A. Dequrv B Mcvvfhorfer. Emmons. r n cr' M. M,:r!15ocJ. 3rd row: GIRLS SPURTS UUI UUUER UIHU Nun . ...THE UULUH TEUIUS PILEU UP HUUUUS .. QP! arm 30 THE WHITE Tsf row: M, Bent, J Wheeler, B. Moak, S. Zcutner- ccptoin, R. Kinne, R. Noble, L Cronnell. 2nd row: E, Lynch, B Mclntosh, B. Clark, G. Cronnell, L. Higby, J. Johnson, E, Benson, G. White, S. Heyl. 3rd row: J. Trspp, C. Hessler, J. Kraft, K Goinor, B. Wort, J. Degon, S. Young, J. TrusseI!. ,. J ' 7 1 'Y .J f 1 2 7 f J THE ROSE lsr row: J. Herring P. Rebillord S. Shusfer J. Healy T. Behr B. MclcNamc B. Probes 2nd row: M. Engel S. Blodgeft J. Guertze K, Ryan N. Smith J. Kirkman A. Clayton C. Stewari COLOR TEAM CAPTAINS Mass Slcfford Connle Soulsbury Green Sally Zcufner Whlfe Jean Healy Rose June Webber Blue T pl. S HE BLUE Clough Rechnitzer Bloclcoll Webber-captain Du O Haro Wolfe Polcenhom Von Derzee Brody Soule Balfort Hibbord Venus Rankin Gould oke Mclntosh 0 ffl X.l THE SlHll Hllll ITS FHIIE llilill This year the Star has a brand new face. It is being printed by the photographic process which allows XJ 'v THE HBETHLEHEM STAR STAFF lst row: J. Healy, J. Webber, M. Huchings, M. Plummer, J. Fredriks, B. MacNamara-Editor, Mr. Camp-Adviser, G. Guinn, M. Whitbeck, A. Minzner, J. Miller. 2nd row: C. Wolfe B. Krause, J. Blackett, S. Lindquest, M. O'Neill, A. Gould, B. Rogg, J. Hastings, A. Emmons, G, White, T. Behr. 3rd row: R. Pike, C. Lunsford, T. Spacht, D. Love- land, F. Amos, R. Gordon, L. Morway. STAR CI OUT Q 5 the use of pictures and also makes it possible to fit more words to the page. Under the leadership at Bev and Gretchen and with the assistance of Mr. Camp, the Star has endeavored to reflect, as accurately as possible, the school and those within it. This year, many new features were added to the old ones and the Junior High also took an active part in making our school paper an outstanding one. .lllHIlE THE HHH lllUllll REVEHLED HIUUEH THLEHT '-Q. di ,, Seated: J. Blackett, A, Gould, F. Amos, P. Drury. Standing: J. Kirkman, L. Morway, P. Dawes, A. Pense. R. Gordon. The Half Moon, published each year in the spring, contains some of the outstanding literary work of the students, both in Junior and Senior High. This year Ann Gould, the Editor, worked with her staff to create an anthology of which we can all be proud. Mr. Freudenreich ably acted as adviser. The Oriole extends to him and the staff its heartiest congratula- tions. 33 v .. .RRR Wi STRUGGLED i0 MHRE URDER FROM UHRUS lU BRIRR UUU inf Bfsi V M90 XX HURIULEH EVER. fiii... A-ss. M Adviser Miss Skevington Art Adviser Mrs. Marston Editor George Shear Associate Editor Genie Armstrong Tom Spacht Bill Gordon Business Manager Advertising Manager Subscription Editor Marilyn Hutchings Literary Editors Sue Flinton, Barb Brody Humor Editor George Tilroe Art Editors Don Bradt, Jane Terhune Activities Editors Marion Phear, Judy Fredriks Sports Editors Frank Amos, Jean Healy Candid Shots Don Loveland Typists Bev Keast, Ardella Scott, Moy Plummer Oriole Ad Salesmen: B. Gordon, L. Morway, C. Raymond, P. Van Vol- kenburgh, H. Smith, C. Ames, R. Felter, J. Fredriks, M. Hutchings, B. Jones, S. Zoutner, J. Weber, C. Doen. We wish to thank Mr. Frumkin, Doug King, and Mr. Campbell for the photography throughout the book. 34 H H SERVICE IS IHEIII IIIEIIIIHIUIIIIII .. Z -C THE KEY CLUB Seaied: D. Bump, W. Weiler, F. Amos-presidem, H. Smith, G. Tilroe. Standing: G. Shear, B. Gor- don, L. Morwcy, P. Dawes, R. Cutel, R. Oliver, E. Whiting. THE HONOR SOCIETY Sealed: B. Gordon, R. Thompson, M Pheor, P. Van Volkenburgh. Standing C. Sculsbury, S. FIinton, F. Amos, G Shear, B. MocNomaro, E. Armstrong 35 l 1 llll HIU . HP V' I s' xt' bex THE HI-Y Seated: W. Gordon, W. Gillman, E. Manning, K. Thatcher, C. Raymond, G. Tilroe. Standing: R. McNary, E. Whiting, W. Green, R. Alexander, P. Van Vollcenburgh, D. Loveland, R. Morgan, C. Lunsford, H. Smith. .THERE lllHS PEEH TU TU HEEP BUTH HI-U Hllll llll HI-U BUSU. THE TRI Hl-Y lst row: J. Healy, J. Webber, C. Doen, J. Miller, J. Fredriks, C. Saulsbury, Miss Kenyon M. Hutchings, M. Phear, B. MacNornara, J. Terhune, C. Mitchell. 2nd row: S. Zautner J. Herring, A. Emmons, B. Wait, B. Duff, T. Behr, E. LeGollez, B. Probes, B. Brandt McNutt, J, Kirkrnari, J. Johnson. 3rd row: J. Hastings, B. Pakenhom, B. Jones E. B, Krause, J. Blackett, J. Guertze, J. Storm, G. Guinn, P. Rebillard, J. Trussell, P. Drury Gould, J. Fahey. A . 000 QV' THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMEHCA 00 nan UV' Wi lst row. R. Murphy, S. Mczclntosh, S. Sperbeck, J. Osterhout, B. Kecst, G. White, T Behr J Degen. 2nd row:D.Clcrlce,A. Scot1,M,Bcngert M. Plummer, I Shufelt, I. Quay, S Moc-1 R. Milton, J. McNob. 3rd row: B. Rogg, S. Myers, J. Wheeler, C. Stucller, B. Altimczrl, A M zener HND SUWE UF US LUUHEU TU THE FUTURE lst row: N. Rycn, G. Miller, R, Oliver, R. Felter, C. Pedersen, C. Wlnne, C. Groesbeclc, Mr. Terhune. 2nd row: J, Mc1cDonold. H. Shoddy, J. Mcrlnello, C. Schorff, G. Moclc, D. Bennett, L. Wright, B. Weeks, R. Geel, H. Houclc, R. VcxnWle. 3rd row: J. Kcwoulcion, G. Price, S. Plttz, F. Vcxdney, R. Selkirk, F. Noynord, R. Luck, B. Von Notten, B. Snyder. 37 THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMEHCA ..SUlllElHlllG llflll Ill SlIHUlll...lHE UURHEH ClUBS .. M. Kroms, P. Ross, M. Wood, J. Vagele, M. McConnell, S. Church hill, B. Suedmeyer. 2nd row: C. Doyle, E. LeBesco, J. Middleton, J Scoons, L. Traver. 3rd row: L. Bennett, M. Hantirhan, A. Corwith B. Leonard, A. Hoffman, M. Mc Ammond. 4th row: F. Jordan, R Kibbey, J. Olson, R. Varoche, C Shear, G. Daingerfield. 5th row: H Hilleboe, R. Hawley, V. Clark, F Shimpf, R. Childs, J. Beniamin, K Gordon. lst row: R. Hammond, J. Hourigan, D. Hutchings, P. Diefenbach, R, McRobbie, B. Beer. 2nd row: P. J. Killion, R. McChesney, N. Farr, V. Dapson, N. Weigand, E. Van- Ravensway, B. Vaughn, J. Weath- erwax. 3rd row: J. Powell, M. Mc- Cann, F. Pollon, R. Cannon, B. Storm,. F. Murray, B. Wolfe. 4th row: B. Harvith, B. Grosvner, C. Palmer, R. Patterson, R. Freeman R. Granito, R. Pauley, R. Abele, R. Larkin. ..Hll ITIEHIBEHS UF THE JUHIUR HISTUHIUHL SUCIETU .. lst row: K. Wiggers, C. Fisher, B. Anderson, B. Fulmer, J. Miller, J Miller, K. Paige. 2nd row: A. Phin- ney, K. Smith, D. Weber, S. Kling aman, M. Krantz. 3rd row: C. Wait, D. Fahey, J. Clary, P. Andorn, R Dawes, J. Graff. 4 X, X X .XL lst row: B. Rauch, M. Williamson, B Chenault, N. Neihaus, R. Sullivan, J Houghton. 2nd row: M. Darrow, R Flannigan, L. Ryan, D. Burton, D. Porta 3rd row: D. Van Hoesen, M. Wilcott, J. Terry, P. Frederick, D. McNitt, W Tinney. 4th row: D. Dickenson, R. Mil- ler, J. La Fond, J. Gainor. 38 3 ,fi 5 ..iHf SEHIUR CLHSS PRESENTS . . . UUlUU .. ,, 3 I dont give cz d CAST Dulcy Gordon Smith Mr. Forbes Mrs. Forbes Vincent Lecmch Angelo Forbes Tom Sterrett 2'-M, .sy r mm QM, d obout horseback riding. Marie Gram, Mrs, Krczttf the director. Dove Hoverty Horry Smith Sue Fiinton Biil Porker Dick Foss Bob Pike Schuyler Von Dyke Pete Vc1nVolkenburgh Moriiyn Hutchings Mr. Patterson Jock Worner George Shear Henry Bob Cotel ,fp A Y- And then! The Senior Play! . . . The Thespians of the clan romped through rehearsals of Dulcy with a gay disregard for line learning .. .the play took too much of our time and energy. . . but will anyone forget the picture of Vincent Pike bringing Hollywood to the unen- lightened? . . . or Peter Van Dyke hoodwinking the gullible Dulcy and her friends? Behind the Scenes Stage Crew L- '1 'S -a, DULCY 'Q AH-L. W guy, K xx xx V' X X Xxx X W SPL' VIA! X YW. Hr IAQ- W! tixpq X X 1412! X- 1 A fum ' A x v-1 ' m T ' Xu X f- 'I -139 X-xjwx I r iiiiNTEl1 xr . xk ,Z H. 3 1 X- M A7 A 'cf .iv ' V' ,I ,J , , '17 f , . F diff x I , - - X J ' ,. fi F-- Q x5xx f m A I 'Ml ...f W4 1 ' 'Q' 4' ww ' .xx N Q, x '- '36 x AQ . W I , . - ,V Xxx i li Z X PN- Q , xx. ,LL Q X N x N -,fl 1 ' , XX WX , yr . f ss ' X K 'XS Nwv Q , A . .rd 'rf I x I -, A . tx lj? , X' xv- X l TDM, . s glint' A ,J-if QV? A x x . ' ' 4. . Z. x ' 4 f ' ' 314' X' A K 'J 'X 1. 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' A ni p! F V ' X, J ,f '--'v' X - '. - -A 1 I X 'UL ?4'2w 'D all ' Q 5' : ' -' ' I 4 ' I 1 1 ' . - A ' 7 ' If Q 4- ., . . f A X Vx ,uf 'X L' .vii 14? g If Y W ,ff gf 4 ng ' 5 Q j,,ga1 i 1 . 'X , X gg A -. -Q , nf' 2 If Q gp. I Sf V N ' I G fy V ' i f XXX in' su gt , 1 V 1 ,A X l H A-l tl it I Q . , 'ff , . M-7-V ' 2 -' i 2.4 J ' ,.. -V 5- K. - ', 1 ' Y .4 A ,- X ',v- la, -,K K 'Y V g' fa fiVX11,Q'IfV If ' 5 5 ' ' A yu . 1- :V M A J E in 5 if 'Lf'-i J,.Jifv, 1 F 1 4. ,Y 'I. 5-.. 'F ' 1 f , ' .5 a I b I , - ' Z- ' 5, - Y A' f-Q' 59, x95 2 ' r Mont f' A ' nf!! mga P W 4 w bi - x. a . . . No sooner had the shock worn oft, than Thanksgiving was upon us . . . and winter had really begun . . . the word midyear's was whispered with more frequency . . . and scholarship class students were soon rising before the sun . . .Snow . . . Basketball games . . . Alumni. . .they all came back with the winter. . . ...HLUHG llIliH THE CHHISUHHS FESTIVHL Festival Tame the whole commumty partlflpates cast of over 500 extra choir rehearsals Sunday afternoon rehearsal for entire cast Openmg night' the beautifully lighted trees carols In the crlsp nnght alr a televlsnon set In the gym bright lghts applause and ut was all over agam until next year K' 4 GQ 45 H CHPPEIIH HHS HEHEIVEH PHHISE IHHHI Hll HVEH IHE HHEH A CAPPELLA CHOIR SOPRANO SECTION First Soprano B Altlmarl C Barnes D Beatty M Betts A Blackall A Blodgett J Calderwood G Crannell J Guertze J Herring S Heyl J Hunt J Hunt M Hutchings E Kelsey S Lindquist C Loveland S MacMlllen A McColl J McNab M Phear L Rechnltzer S Schuster D Spensley A Stevens M Streets C Studler Wilson Second Soprano E Benson J Blackett J Chandler A Clayton J Degen B Duff S Flmton J Hastings C Hessler E Klelnke S Hoffman P Ingraham E Jones B Krause B OHara M ONelll J Osterhout B Pakenham R Puttz B Rogg K Ryan D Sexton J Soule S Sperbeck P Sullivan M SWCFTTIQUTS S Van Volkenburgh J Wagner M Wallace J Wheeler ALTO SECTION First Alto E Armstrong S Blodgett S Churchill B Clark A Clough C Doen A Emmons M Engel J Ellers J Fahey J Field J Fredruks M Grant J Hanraham N Hubbard J Jarvis R Kmne J Kirkman C Lake E LeGallez B MacNamara A Maeder M Murphy R Murphy R Noble P Rebillard H Rogg J Saul P Shultes J Terhune Second Alto S Bailey A Blodgett B Brandt J Clark P Cronin P Gamor K Gamor C Gleason S Gluck A Gould N Gould G Quinn D Hartshorn J Heady E Hodgklns J Kraft P Lake B Maclntosh S Maclntosh B McWorter J Muller B Moak M Munrhead P P-arker M Rankin C Saulsbury C Sears J Stevens C Stewart J Storm J Trussell D West C Wolfe : ' : . ' ', . , : ' : . , . I . I . I . , . , . I I I . I . I . I - I - 1 . , . , . ' , . , . , o . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . I . J , . , . I I I . I - . I . - I . L I . I I - r . I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 . I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I .I.I 1 I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 J. Tanner, J. VanDerzee, E. Venus, B. Wait, G. White, D. J. Tripp, S. Young, J. Johnston, S. Mackay, S. Zautner ' . : . , . , . , : . ' , . , . , . I 1 I . I 1 I . O I 1 . I . . I 1 I I 1 ' I o I 1 I I 1 I 1 - . I . , . I . , . . I . I I . I . I - . r I . I I . I I I . , , , . I . I . I . I . , . ' I . I . , . I . , . , . s I . I . . , . I . I I . . l , . l , . , . , I . I . I . I . I . , , , , . , . . 46 H UHPPELLH CHUIH TENOR C Ames, R Bump, M Davidson,M Ferguson, R Gordon D Kung D Loveland S Mcllwalne J Middleton C Lunsford J Parker L Unrnght P Van Volkenburgh J Weller J Wolcott f A CAPPELLA OFFICERS Duck Bump pf9SI dent Mr Truntt director Genre Armstrong secretary George Shear vlce president June Weber accompanist BASS R Alexander D Braun E Bradt J Brandgord R Busch W Comstock A Dempf R Foss T Fredruks W Gilman W Gordon W Gordon W Green R Humphrey R Klbbey R Klmgaman G Lansing G Lansing D Mae der E Manning C McDowell J Mooney L Morway L Moses D Munrhead A Olmstead R Puke R Remele J Rector G Rnvkln T Robinson H Shaver G Shear J Smith T Spacht J Stokoe E Whutung 47 -' - .. IHE JUIIIIIII HIGH CHUIHS HISII HHII HII HUIIVE UEHII THE JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' CHOIR 48 THE JUNIOR HIGH G ..UH llllf SIDE Hi lHE HHll . ..lHE ULHSHIHE UF BHHIBHLS . ar i lliiil l Strings D. Kibbe B. Pike A. Pense A. Blackall B. Hazel B. Brandt S. Reid A. Clayton E. Phear Beg, V. Wilcox Begg' J. Henkins ' . B- OlHarc R. J. Miller S' 'J an eY L. Blackall ' Tones J. Graff J' effv w. North 5- Young P. Killion S- l:lCN 'Y R. Thomson Srerson P. Dawes R' Csrn R' Lawson T. Roilitson Woodwinds D. McMillan J. Parker D. Davidson C. Stewart P ssbn D. Spensley era' ', B' Gordon FI'6dl'llKS W R. Kinne W' rfebb S. Van Volkenburgh J' CKFSMY B. Krause R' mgcmcn S' Cox J. Blackett J. Kraft G- Hem! N. Edsall C d 7 M. Wallace R,o l',-xsfor MR' TRUlTT J. Chagnon Accompanists: J. Gordon, M. Phear, D. Sexton, T. Spacht. With the addition of several instruments, the orchestra has had a very successful year. Under the baton of Mr. Truitt, they participated in both the Christmas Festival and the Annual Spring Concert. The officers for this year were: Jack Warner, president, Bob Pike, vice-president, and Barbara Brandt, treasurer. 49 ...HND UH THE UTHER SIDEMIHE THTUU UF BHSHETBHLLS UH H HHHD UIUUU HOUR... 45, f Lb- wgy G0l'dOn if V iv N Van Volkenburgh 'X I Rukwid , X1 I W. Nz X I f ' H x X ' ' 1571, x N . 'X R i , 6 xl! Y' q f 4 , ll J' 3 Y ' A I ., Li' x T. fx xi I if ! f ' I A f' X Nr 1 t f j .f 4 2. 'Wifw ' f X If . I ,f I f ...HHH UH LUSE, BEIHLEHHH CEHTRHL 'nf'- ggi' A K UIHS lllfll REPRESEHTED . .. r Coach and Como THE VARSITY lsr row W Gordon P Rukwld W Green P Von Volkenburgh L Morwoyx Q 2nd row Mr Farrell R Remele R Wolters J Warner F Vcdnel Pu 7s 3rd row B Gutsche C Raymond B Dlxon D Wllson D Foss kg 'J x., 1,- , . 3 X-! V Q pf W' . rft E13 f 'Aa n....a.A 7 fx THE JUNIOR VARSITY isf row: J. Rector, managerp C MacDowell, D. Muirhead, R Leonardo, J. Stokoe, co-ca plains, D. Essex. 2nd row: R. Gordon manager, L. Moses, P. Dawes, R Klingaman, W. Gordon, D. Smiih, Mr. Farrell. 3rd row: B Beer, T. Jerum, D. Perry, R. Mor- gan, E. Young. F5 Ogn L5 l 3 55 QI! fi TT S I ..lUlllUHHUlll'S VHHSITU: THE J. V. Hllll THE FHUSH .. :Q 3 ,...- 1 --- .-i1....i..f THE FRESHMEN Tsf row: E. Taylor, J. Wheeler, W. Gallup. 2nd row: E. Hopkins, D. Humphrey, B. Davidson, J King, B. Anders. 3rd row: B. Peterson, manager, R. Miller, J. MacMillan, J. Pappalau, B. Ross, Mr. Preston. BIIIIIIIIIII PIIIIVEIJ PIIPUIHII IIS BIIIH BUUS HIIIJ GIIIIS PIIIIIIIJIPIIIEII P O BOYS BOWLING Left to nght lsfrow G Lafher G Tnlroe C Ingraham R McNary J Parker 2nd row B Campbell J Applegate Wlnne J Hotallng F Amos D Bradf E Bonnet J Lansmg 3rd row R Felter R Oliver R Sellurk W Taylor D Tub bets H Turner G Shear T Hammond 4th row C Groesbeck R Woodward A Hamm R Weatherby R Klbbey D Zaufner R Rock R Robert IIIIII IHESE GIRLS BOWLING Left to right lst row J Van Derzee B Duff M Engel J Healy S Sperbeck S Zautner T Behr 2nd row Mass Stafford A Clay? R Knnne P Sulllvan S Churchill C Wolfe E Kelsey 3rd row J G S L CJ L H uertze m qulst lgby B Moak S Bladgeff B OHara C Hessler HEIP IIUII UUII SCHUUI IIIUIIE EIHIIIEIIIIU The Projection Crew C 7 'Kr 'D MISS STAFFORD At the beglnmng of wlnter gurls sports moved lnsude and the spotloght turned to basketball Judging from the number of gurls who partlclpated basket ball IS the most popular ot the gurls sports After an excntmg race the green team finally triumphed and fmlshed In first place The gurls varslty basketball team has also been actlve this season They remained undefeated In their flrst sux games and had an exceptionally good year The members of the team are Carol Balfoort Teeny Behr .loan Degan .lean Healey Barbara McWhorter Barbara OHara Kay Ryan and Sue VanVolken burgh lHE GIRLS Hllll llllllll llIUlllllS llllfll SlIHlllll IHTHH WURHLS The Intramural basketball system In the Senlor Hugh IS set up to grve more boys a chance to play competltuve bas ketball than can play on the school team These boys are splut up mto teams composed of players who are all un the same class The sophomores had four teams this season whlle the lumors and seniors had but three The teams played a total of eighteen games two wlth every other team and one with each other In each of the two halves of PGY ln the flrst half Al Pense s team tled Bob Morgan s team for first place each having won eught and lost one ln a play off game Pense trlumphed to gcun a play off berth rn the postseason playoff between the half winners to deter with 34 polnts The second half saw Bump s senlor team ruse to victory wlnnmg all nme starts In the play off game Bump triumphed by a 12 9 count to gain the championship HND THE BUUS HHD THEIR SHHRE DURING HUUH HUUHS 55 ' I I I . . l . . , . , I mine the overall winner. 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A ti Q 4 'Es' XLJ' is 'N f fv K-fm, ,N - ' The seasons were rrdlng by swiftly Sprung came Campus Clean up started agaun and for Semors source themes' College notuces and summer 'obs began to come through along wlth the reallzatlon that June was commg all too soon that the growmg process was nearly completed 'w..g,i ' sf- R94 -. I K 1a -A'-S'-3 M1 Hllll lllllllllHlIlIS CLUB PRESENTED lHElll EEEUHTS Ellll lHE UEHH Drcmatlcs Club Officers A Gould Secretary J Hunt Vlce President J Zautner Presldent B Gordon Treasurer C 60 T -- V- ' f 'fs I ' f, '11-Vi-la., ' Yf .y M154 .'rg1!'f,?l7, ,, E, 1 1 A .Q 1 R yu' .' I E , .- ..-,f , I4 f . . ft ., ,wwf 7 -he ., -1 an M1 f f ,gf K W , ' 4 , .f ll! E - s.-NA ' of r. f uf out 4 if . 5, v A . 1 V ,..-A I I . lt V A l w .., , -M A V ll., , ' x-' q. 'v 5' ' ' 2 -J. '-'+ 1 . 1 ., K l , N, .sig 1 . . . . .' I A ... A1 L., . rl Y 4, X 4. X rv in x'x Q 5 - ' . , -1-fs . . , .. S, . : - , ' ' 1 . .. R , f ' f This year the Dramatics Club under the eyes of Adviser, Mr. Freudenreich, and DRHlllHlIlIS CLUB: President, Sally Zautner, has tried a new system. The spring ploys were cast without try-outs and proved successful. The play Theater of the Soul was presented for the Delmar Progress Club in April. l ,.........,......-- 1 J' 1 A.. 1 ' fl , ..,, , If 7,1 ,V Front Row: J. Stephens, P. Ingraham, S. Zautner Gordon, A. Gould, J. Hunt. 2nd row: J. Hunt Kirkman. 3rd row: C. Lunsford, A. Olmsteod, Ochsner, F. Maynard, H. Shaver. .vi .1 5'-if-?5Ii'??'-v V, NW 5 . ,.- ,.. ..,,?f. Ii r FEV? 4 '. Hcnrahan, J. Denniston, B. Probes, S. Flinton, ..lHE l95ll BHSEBHLL lEHlll .. x . . Y K ' Q 4 Q. --C -f Ist row: Flannigan, Minnehan, Gillman, Oliver, Ingerham, Kibbe. 2nd row: Mr. Durand, Grinder-manager, Oates, Clyne, Warner, Lewis, Konig, Guertze, Van Wie, Pense-man- ager, Mr. Wehren. 3rd row: Sullivan, Wright-managers, Fredriks, Anderson, Morway, Gordon, Raymond, Kunz, Green, Lunsford, Beer, King, Gutsche-managers. I. A W aff' The 1950 Bethlehem Central baseball team won te..- of fifteen games, winning five of the Eastern Scholastic Conference for a third place finish. Captain and center-fielder Tom Lewis paced the team in about every offensive department, batting over .450, as well as giving an excellent performance in the field. The rest of the team was well balanced and the pitching staff was exceptionally strong. All things taken into consideration, the year was a successful one, since the Eagles placed higher this year in the E.S.C. than they have since the organization of that conference. 62 'ff' - Hllll H131 UEHH'S lllllllflllllfll .. ist row: Van Woert, Bushnell, Freeman, Lewis, Bainer, Warner, Guertze, Street, Hotaling 2nd row: Van Hoven, manager, Morway, Shear, Gordon, Dixon, Hammond, Morgan Reynolds, Pitz, McNary, Pense-manager. 3rd row: Mr. Cleaves, Vadney, Green Warner, Van Volkenburgh, Frisbee, Amos, Dawes-manager. The 1950 Bethlehem Central track team completed the season unde- feated in seven meets. This was the second consecutive undefeated season for the Eagles. Outpointing Hudson, Albany Academy, and Albany High in dual meets, the cindermen went on to cop the Eastern Scholastic Conference Meet, the Saratoga Invitational, the Albany City meet, and the Class C championship in the Section II finals. Not stopping here, the Eagles were well represented in the All-State Meet at West Point, sending our relay team, pole vault, and broad iump men down the Hudson. Billy Gordon, iumping 21 feet took third place in this meet. The Eagles of 1950 had excellent first man strength in all events and good second and third men in about half. The sprints were the events of the greatest depth, with the pole vault coming second. The weights also had excellent reserve along with the 88O. Lettermen for the year were: Captain John Bainer, Bill Gordon, Russ Freeman, Tom Lewis, Larry Morway, Frank Vadney, Bob Bushnell, Bill Warner, Frank Amos, Dick Van Woert, Bill Green, Bill Dixon, Lee Frisbee, and George Shear. 63 ..lIHlllP'S IIUUHT IHEII sa, Mr. Camp, Cal Sigler, Dick Foss, Dale Knox, Bob Morgan, Ken Thatcher. Captained by Dale Knox and under the watch- ful eye of Mr. Camp, the 1950 tennis men had a successful season. Although many matches were rained out, the schedule included Milne, Knott Terrace, Columbia, and Albany Academy. Stressing participation as well as winning games, the Camp men found a winner in Dale Knox. Dale, coupled with Don Henderson, made up the No. 'I doubles combination. Bob Morgan, Cal Sigler, Ken Thatcher and Dick Foss complete the roster. 64 ULH Ui 955 The seventh graders started off their first party with Mr Carr from the State Depart ment of Recreation as their special guest Mr Carr directed the recreation and all agreed It was one of the best parties they had ever had When one of the members of the class Al bert Easton was ingured and confined to his OFFICERS President Jeannette Middleton vice president Richard Freeman secretary Jacqueline Scoons treasurer Manga Kroms home the class presented him with a Lionel his confinement by frequent visits and other gifts The class of 56 also was glad to have with them Marla Kroms a girl from Latvia who is rapidly adlusting herself to the English lon guage and Bethlehem Central l I ' - year in B.C.H.S. with the annual Hallowe'en electric construction set, in addition to breaking . . . . , ee Z HUMEHUUW Lefffo rrghf front row J Flansburg J Altamarl B Johnson E Smith H Hllleboe B McRobble M Burton Second row C Shear B Storm l Daly M McAmmond M Hanrahan A Whtfe J Powell E TeBesco 8 Wolfe P Mnlton Third row A Corwuth B Guertze M Hurley L Harbeck C Wagner C Knapp G Sutch J Hunter J Greer Fourfh row C Palmer W Hacker R Schempf W Heye W Wmterburg W Waterbury H Feldhusen D Chnlds F Kampfer HUWERUUW Front row J Brute D Applegate J Loeschner A Mentz M ONevll R Abele Second row C Doen M Roach P Wallace J Scoons E Van Ravensway N Welgand S lngraham Third row B Shufelt M Crounse J Carkner M Kroms B Suedmeyer R McChestny O Wrtght Fourth row R Pauley R Larkm G Surett B Hawley B Grosvenor R Steffen S Hallenbeck 67 .Q 4 F A A' 1 . 'QW V' V - ,- 1-AU, A' -A ls - L r lr xA, I' l f 3 - 1 - .I ' 1 - . I - D I - l I . . : . , . , . , . , . , . ' , - I . , . , . ' . ' : . ' , . , . , . 1 . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . l , . , . , . l , . . A 4- , A , , ,. t 4 x, 'K' . It ,fy ,f f x x , 1 N KV .X -. ,LK Af ,, V 11 w' if fi . , , fe P, f Q 5- ' .J - P A q ,f ' we . 'Q , Q 1 ' A f .1 y f .. Q' , 14 ' ,I ,-4 ' -' H . If W lt , 41 ' - .. , . : . , - 1 - I - 1 - 1 - - I . , . , . , . , . , . U , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . 'is 1 Front row R Patterson P Drefenbach D Hutchrngs B Cox D Bennett B Harvrth A Domerrco Second row A Hoffman E Gmrndek J Cannon F Murray B McClmtock B Leonard A Woodward P Farrell M McCann D Martm Third row D Hall D Groesbeck J Vagele S Churchrll M Purcell J Weatherwax N Wagner J Schultz T Shrope J Sevlnger Fourth row B Conklrn M LaFontame D Freeman R Blodgett B Rector J Smrth G Applebee F Jordan HUMEHUUW HUWERUUM 1 Front row C Doyle G Daungerfueld L Blaclcall N Farr L Lunden V Dopson J Mrddleton S Clark Second row M McConnell F Ponllon M Wood B Vaughn E Alger S Wands E Burleigh M Gall M Lauster T Caso D Treutrng Third row F Pxazza D Sutch T Welsh L Jeram D Sceplcowskr R Shufelt J Seyboth J Osterhout C Gulnn B Beer 68 P Krlllon J Wmne S Herbst Olsen R - -K- ix gn ' -LX.. I ' , A , , .. 4. - , , 5 A. 'u -o .A..i, ,'sl. , . -.. .. I ' , . . :. , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . ,. , . ,. ,. ,. . :' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I -- -, Q ,. S 1 . . ' 1 1 l V ' 1 . : , , , ,. , , ,. , . , . . , . . I . , . , . , . , . - ,. , . , . , . , . , . . :. , Ulll UF l955 Carol Fuscher Dancing class as usual was the soclal Interest of the llghted by two very successful parties planned In cooper atnon wuth Mr Sternfeld In addmon to the annual eughth grade party On the seruous side the class of 55 participated un the actlvltles of the Junior High Councll and they also continued the very popular Yorker Club under the cllrec hon of Muss Newell The 8th grade column nn the Star' was contlnued and several other features of the news paper were contrlbuted to by the eighth graders 69 X ' 1 ' 1 ' year for the eighth graders, and the season was high- CLASS OFFICERS Presudent Dcvld Dlckmson vice pres: dent Walter Forony Knot un pucturej secretary Anne Phmney treasurer 'A HUWEHUUW Front row J Mnlton J Wnlllamson L Schay D We er J Wolfe J Hehre B Flansburg J 4- Sprague Second row B Penn D Glove W Rourke D VanHoesen J LaFond J Crounse P McMullan Third row G Shaw F Applebee J Gaunor M Irons D Long T OConnor HUWERUUW Front row Marcia Mlkol L Schnurr B Loux S Dubuque J Gordon R Stark J McNab C J Evans L Murphy S Garlnck M Lang L Ry n Thrrd row W Wnlcox M Applegate B ODcnnell R Vmllo D West G Hamblen S Felter Front row K Wnggers M Barkhutf J Rooney R Leonardo M Krantz J Chagnon C Dean L Soule B Fulmar Second row M Nuttung N Wmne R Andres J Graff D Scott D Fahey J Watson D Porter Thfrd row P Penk R Flanmgan R Tmoreg R Muller J Terry R Kelsey J Marsche 70 HUWEHUUW .K. , M : - , - 1 . , I ns. b , . , . , , , M I ' . f- , . 1 . , . , ,, ,L . '. I ' I ' I ' . ' . A : . , . , ' 1 '. - ' af: Jn... ' .:. . -- ,pg 5- Q . ' M 1 1 4 : ' ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' Smith. Second row: T. Doroto, V. Klein, J. Henkens, 't M - . , . , . ' , . , . a. ,r , A 3 - r - r - I r . .. D 1 4 ' A . , 11 - A 1 -, K. Lf: 1, ' M ' l Q Q 4. 5 : . I , . , . , . r - r 1 r - r - 1 - T - J r - I r - r - 1 - 1 - 1 f r - ' ' : . , . H , . ' , . I , . , . , . . W9 HUMERUUW Front row S Klmgaman N Gordon N Nlehouse J Wageler Second row B Chenault S Ryan M Darrow B Lucna J Whnttam E Tool Third row J Shults D Borton R Sulluvan B Rauch M Geurtze B Anderson Fourth row M Essex J Armao J Thatcher F Smith F Wllson P Foster Fifth row J Hannaway B Jones C Ormsbee B Want P Fredenck R Houck HUWERUUW M my Front row D Babcock A Phmney C Clauser Second row N Wood J Houghlon J Muller E Kmskem C Snyder C Fucher Thrrd row V Hansen E McEwan R Dawes M Wolcott J Safford D Leonard Fourth row C Schoons D McNm G Gordon K Paneze B North Fifth row G Warren P Andorn C Carkner D Dickenson W Gleason K Weuzlngham C Everymgham 71 CLHS UF 1954 f l X When autumn came the class of 54 started off with the Harvest Hop a very successful dance Thlngs also got underway ln the athletic llne when Mr Adams boys put In a successful season of Football and went on to basketball and baseball spurred on by the ever enthuslastlc Freshman Cheerleadlng Squad Through the year the nmth graders showed their clvlc Interest by supporting and partlclpahng an actlvmes of the .lumor Hugh Council This up and commg class prom uses to provrde a lot of good maternal for Sensor Hugh next year 72 . ng sn I , . 'l 7 I l M 1 Av., Lf Q s l I , . I Il ll ' , . . . . 1 . , . I - . . . . . I . . . . - . . . . . . . . . - - . . . OFFICERS Presldent Robert Davndson vnce pres :dent John S Kung secretary Barbara Abele treasurer Norman Wholand ya HUWEHUUW Fronf row B Shea J Gufford A Harbeck B Hoover J Burwell M Mueller M Goedfel 2nd row E Taylor S Hubbard M Armao J Parker J Delaney S Kalgraff J Schrodt 3rd row J MacMillan A Muller L Lovelace J Asprvon B Anders R Shufelt J Joyce R Nachbar HUMEHUUM Front row T Wlse D Alhman N Lunsford M Shelmerdme B Johnson E Wulcox P Meyers M Beebe 2nd row J Wheeler B Ross R Duxon P Emmons J Pappalau R Houck E Brnggs G Mnzener D Rnuken B Frasoer 3rd row J Coughtry R Malpass B Wrngley P Gould M Smnth R Hayes W Davas J Kung G Call D Mefchlck W Gallup 73 'P SJ I1 ,, -, .. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,, ,, , 1- ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 1- ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . A,-L 1: I '.. sub' I :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . X HUMEHUUW rl? Fronf row D Mntchell S Hull D Meichnels N Whaland G Kanze 2nd row R Tweedse C Snlber T Secor B Abele P Shea A Olson E Phear J Jeffers 3rd row L Wnght B Flscher G Rnchue W Betcher D Lucua R Davudson V Caurns J Murphey M Edsall B Buell R Cole 4th row H Barley R Fnsbee A Harbmger R Dlssert R Peterson J Kung D Benneh E Hopkins G Mack HUMEHUUW 'QD- Fronf row B Hazel! S Revd J Flafher J Lamb 2nd row A Dfaufz S Coxe J Metzger J Parker C Groesbeck 3rd row S Enel L Moran G Kunz M Anderson L Wnsenbern S Slorm 41h row J MacDonald J Sharpe W Fauthner J Marlnello D McMlller 51h row L Leverone B Kooluhan P Stanley D Humphrey C Scharff 74 , - P 'X' g 'ff 209 I xQ, pn : . ' , . ', . ' , . , . . : . 4, . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . ' , . ' , . l I, . , . l, . ' , . I , . , . , . , . . I 1 . I . G I a . I 1 ' I 1 I - . 1 v I . , . . P ., L ol . .- FN 'Q' . , 1, -L I I . -.L .K I ,IF A .Q A , I rf! X -' : - , . ', . , . . : . , . , . , ' I - . : . , . , . , , , , ' , ' - 5- f - 1 - 1 . ' , . ' . : ' a - I , . , . , . . CLHS UF l953 OFFICERS President John Stokoe vlce presndent Ruchard Leonardo secretary Alberta Clayton treasurer Wally Gordon The class of 53 entered enthuslastlcally into senlo hugh putting thear best efforts unto the school organlza tlons and athletic teams Thelr fnrst class actlvlty was the annual dance whlch they called the Autumn Antlcs At the Bake Sale the gnrls worked very hard baking and selling whsle the boys lent their assistance PJ ID mak mg the event a bug success Later on the ever sociable sophomores wound up the season with the Sophomore Social 75 1 F ' I 1 . V 7 , A - f F I - 'I l, 1' 1 7 f 7 .Ll ' ' , - X ll, ,525 W , aka. Z1'f?p2'.6 , . . . . ' . . . . - I . . . . . . . - ll ' II , . . . . . . r - ' . . . . - Il - II . HUHIEHUUIH ron? row A Degen J Soul S Hoffman G Crunnell B Clark L Peckmtzer P Fllkuns 2nd row T Jerom B Moak J Kraft S Llndqunsi M Betis M Parsons D Sexton D Moeder 3rd row J Foster D Smnth F Grothe C McDowell L Brcdt D Perry J McEwan HI 'Q fv- I J Fronfrow M Bent E Khnke J Wheeler M ONeull C Studler L. Bcrmes E Lynch 2nd row H Forkel L Unrught C Luke J Trapp S Blodgeft D LoChcppeIle V Schnender I lngrohcm r 3rd row E Pnro J Grant J Muddleton G Conds! D Munrhecd W Smnh J Wolcott I s GW , X, L 'J F : . , . , . , . , . , , ' , . ' ' . IIA- .Rf : . , . ,' . , . , . , . , . , . . ' v : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . V' ,Z - , : 'F' . ' IV l L- LA Q ef ff 1 A ' L 'I ' J . if i ', ' iv, - Y Y L, MQ u dh - , Q L, , H won v ' J L V nw J LQ L e I DX. N -f Q ..-- M .-. -W J' 'r ' +4 ' - I NI JJ VV! ' L- su . A 5 , ,I A - A , Jail ' ', , K . -2 5 I l u' J I N .. N . V. L C I Ni I W Q. ' Y E L, k St' xa. X , ' YJ A , , , , K - I : - , - ,- , . , - , - , - - V84 ,f I -0 9 . , . ,x .Lat Q A I - I 1 - I '. I ' I- ' I I - V I 4 5 'V I ' -Q 1 - , - f ' f - 1 - I - I . ' D I G v N- C . , .. fa. , -J- , ff W ': ' v -1' N'- . Luis J ' ' 'cf 5 1' ,J-Ch L J, 75 1 Q, ' ' v Fx s, HUMERUUW i' Fronf row A Blodgetf H Rogg D West B Altamaru M Leavey P Snyder N Gould N Hubbard A Dlsco 2nd row B Maclntosh D Beaffy R Klnne B OHara A Stevens J ' Wagner J Tanner A Clough C Loveland D French 3rd row C Kunz R McHugh J Shelmerclme H Hortzell L Moses J Nlles D Nuchels J Rector M Flemming H Schuller HUWEHUUW YS Fronf row A Clayron B McWhorter J Soule K Galnor J Field C Wolfe N Smnth MocMnllen K Ryan D Burdfelts 2nd row E Brady M Murphy P Lake C Hessler Churchlll R Plffz A McColl C Sears J Lansnng W Gordon 3rd row R Van Wne Wallace R Leonardo J Mooney D Greenwood R Klmgamon R Roberts R Banged Sfokoe R Pangburn R DeForest K Adams 77 41 4 - I . . -11' . . fly' . -F .A it - k 1- - ' , ' , 1 DQ 1 . Q . 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',L 'I I 1 I 1 I a Q ULHS Ul 1952 CLASS OFFICERS President Preston Dawes vice pres: dent John Olson secretary Sherry Young treasurer Edward Young The Junior Class started off the season by choosing Patsy Rebnllard and Ed Young as lll Abner and Dalsy Mae for the annual Daisy Mae Drag Later on In the cess assisted by the Prom Push Another event of the year was the arrival of the class rmgs which came In tame for Christmas The class was also kept busy choosing h class colors flowers and motto The 52 ers par tlclpated actlvely an all school actlvltles and through their outstanding record It looks as If the n w seniors will have a very successful year 78 S I N , z , Q II Il ' ' ' II ' ll ' year they worked hard making the Junior Prom a suc- ll l ll I 1 e I I . Ill I II - . . . . 3 . . l J' HUMEHUUW Front row S Young J Hunt R Murphy S Barley M Engel J Guertze J Herrmg J Calder wood 2nd row E Whntmg B McNary P Shultes J Hanrahan G Jarvis E Bradt J Olson 3rd row C Crow J Flamgan B Gutsche R Walter P Dawes E Young A Pense HUWEHUUM Front row C Stewart B Rogg S Heyl A Blackall S Van Volkenburgh J Trussel P Rebnllard J Hunt C Balfort P Parker 2nd row D Spensely J Clark R Sanderson D Zautner D Essex J Brandlord C Lunsford G Lansing A Overbough S Macintosh 3rd row R Weatherbee J Hamm J Adams R Murry M Junco F Damgerfneld W Eck 79 M. lf P ill - 1 ff F fy ' L' J f . fn fu J ,, - A ll ll 5 bf - g , T, P Q' M 1 , s 1 v Q 2 , f 1' ff C W P 1 205 , , r .1 2 g A V J 217 X' A A S fw'Zv'fl,.l ,IWW lst row J Fahey E LeGallez L Hlgbee J Blackett B Pakenham D Hartshorn J Denmston J Ellers 2na' row R McK1nney S Myers J Storm E Venus F St Clair C Ingraham J Maynard W Comstock R Kubbe T Fredrlks Ft ci ,wk g Y Ofgvh T e-N.. 1' A rl, 7. S lst row S Schuster J Hastnngs P Ingerham L Crannell B Krause B Waste M Mulrhead A Emmons A VanDerzee G Whnte 2nd row P Sullnvan D Wrlson M Rankin E Benson R Nobel G Guunn E Bohnet J McNab M Ferguson L Metchlck 3rd row J Lather D Dodge R Busch M Andrews D Bradt L Frnsbee D Kung R Gorman J Parker R Reynolds B Stannard 80 ' I M , . - ' K . . 'iffy' 9' va J .BM . 7' 64 ' 1 4 ,A I I 'FX 'F it QNF . ' Q ru ' v - Q I f rig K l , PX y A I . 5 Q f .. If ' .. D .. U Stafford, B. Beer. 3rd row: D. Braun, J. Weiler, R. Remele, F. Vudney, C. Groesbeck, F. . . , , - , . , . . , b . L, , . 6 'Q ff m-X v- V ' , when -I fb l-A ,L If . R ' l 'l I f - To Richard Thomson, valedictorian of the class of 1951 we extend our heartiest co n gratulatlons Although Dlck has maintained an average of 94 63 he has stlll found tlme for such actlvltues as orchestra and student councll CLASS MOTTO fortune CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER The salutatorlan of the class of 1951 Marlon Phear well deserves this honor as her average IS 93 68 She IS actlve In many school orgamzatrons and IS always ready to help when there IS some 'ob to be done Each one rs the architect of hrs own Green and White Llly of the Valley Presldent Walter Knowl Morgan 'V'5M1. f ,4.t' 'l OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1951 B1 I - . 1 . . . . ' I Y ' 1 I I I . . . 'A'7'.?, 'Jt,l f'vfQM5'a I g f1'.'Z . '.f' :ff . I 1 .f 2,y. 1 - sf .1 rf 'N ,, -, ' 2 -' I N... 5 ' .ft ' , I .' f .. ' X I J. I F ' I I I son Vtce President Walter Kunz Secretary Suzanne Flmton Treasurer Robert Robert Alexander Alex Goal: New Yark State Maritime Col- lege. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Hi-Y 3-4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Proiecter Operator 2-3, Varsity Football 3-4, J.V. Football 2, J.V. Basketball 2, Track 3, Bowling 2, Intramurals 2-4. Clayton M. Ames Clayt Goal: Work. S.A. 2-4, Oriole Staff 4, A Cappella Chair 2-4, Intramurals 2. , ll, FrI?klyn BxAmQf. 1 'rnmtf ' I ,23:.., 1?2:.,S'x..3.f-T.i1'.1::: A cbdmlnll, sn Preefent 3, Senior Hoy 4, Qrlale Stff 4, Half Maon -' l f Stag Honor Society 4, Hi-Y 3, 5 k KexCl 3-4-freasurgr 3, President ra gqfcs Club 3, Av Cappella , iwafo, Guide 54-Captain 4, Star SMH 2-4, Vtjty Track 3-4, Bowling 3-Q-Treasurer 4, lntfomuralx 2-4, Clan Committees 2-4. Jerry R. Applegate Apps Goal: Miami University. S.A. 2-4, Vanity Football 4, J.V. Football 2-3, J.V. Basketball I-Manager, Vanity Baseball 4, Bowling 4. 82 Eugenie Ann Armstrong Genie Goal: Michigan State. S.A. 2-4- Chaplain 4, Student Council Rep. 4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Honor Society 4, A Cappella Choir 2-4- Seeretary-Treasurer 4, Intramurals 2, Skeleton Skip 2, Clau Picnic 2, Prom Push 3, Junior Prom 3, Good Will Committee 4, Woadchoppen Boll 4, Senior Citizenship Award Committee 3. Marie Helen Bangert Goal: Work. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, F.B.L.A. 3-4-Publi: Relations Com- mittee 4. Flora Anna Behr Teena Goal: College. S.A. 2-4-Election Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, FBLA 4-Soda! Committee Chair- man, Leaders Club 3-4. Deputy Club 2-4-Banquet 3, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Stat Staff 3-4, Bowling 4, Intra- murals 2-4, lone Calor Team-Assist ant Captain 4, Playday 3-4, Basket- ball, Vanity: Hockey, Daisy Mae Drag-General Chairman 3, Junior Pram 3. Prom Push 3. Eric Bohnet Erie Gool: Machinist. Transferred from lavene-Coeymeru High Sebeel, l,. vona, Nov Volk. S.A. 4, Vanity feetball 4, Bowling 4, Intrqpurgle 4, J N o.,-5 l' r 1,-1 C Il 1, ,- 1 V' 4. L A f .. ' ' . ' 1 . f , , ' . S . , . Donald J. Bradt Jr. Donnie Goal: College. S.A. 2-4, Oriole Staff 4, Vanity Baseball 4, J.V. Baseball 2-3, Intramurals 2-4, Class Committees 2-4. .Y.f1f' - Barbara Anne Brady Barb Goal: Cornell College of Home Eco- nomics. S.A. 2-4, Student Council Representative 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, A Cappella Choir 3-4, Intramurals 2-3, Motto Commit- tee Chairman 2, Daisy Mae Drag 3, Prom Push 3, Junior Prom 3, Senior Banquet 3, Commencement 3, S.A. Dance 4, Telephone Committee 4. Barbara Ann Brandt Goal: College-Rochester. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Girls' Mi-Y 3-4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Orchestra 2-4- Secretary-Treasurer 4, Intramurals 2. Skeleton Skip 2, Daisy Mae Drag 3, Good Will Committee 4. Richard Bump Bumpy Goal: Cornell University. S.A. 2-4- Treawrer 4, Key Club 4-Secretary, A Cappella Choir 2-4-President 4, Quintet 3-4, Quartet 2-4, Proiector Operator 2-4, Varsity Football 4, J.V. Football 2-3-Captain 3, Vanity Basketball 3-4-Manager 3-4, J.V. Basketball 2-Manager 2, Intramur- als 2-4, Daisy Mae Drag 3, Wood- choppen Ball 4. I 45 - -1 t n ll' 5- ,A, 1,511 'v' 'l- fi Bertram Cam bell Bert P Transfer from Phllip Schuyler. S.A. 2-4. Robert Paul Catel Bob Goal: College. SA. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Hi-Y 2-4, Key Club 3-4, J.V. Foot- ball 3, J.V. Basketball 2, Vanity Basketball 4, Track 3-4, Intramurals 2-3, Woods-hopper: Ball 4. Della Jean Clarke Dee Jay' Goal: Comptometer Operator. SA. 2-4, F.B.L.A. 3-4, Star Salesman 2. 1 V' I 'uffli' . 1 f J- .2 MQ- Irjf r .ffl I 5, My-,J 1 l' 1 F L ni, , PhylIisA ne onin l Phyl Goal: Private tary. Transfer from Haiti: , New Jersey. S.A. 4, Senior ay 4, Girls' Hi-Y 4, F.B.l.,A. 4-Secretary, A Cappella Chair 4, Star Staff 4. T? John C. Crookes Johnny' Goal: Machinist. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Guido 2. Joan Catherine Degen Jeanie Goal: Secretary. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, F.B.l..A. 3-4-Meetings Com- mittee Chairman 4, leaders Club 3, Deputy Club 2-4-Vice-President 3, President 45 A Cappella Choir 2-4, Intramurals 2-4, Star Staff 3-4, Play- day 2-4. A. Lawrence Demp Alleyf' Goal: Siena College. S.A 2-4, Senior Play 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Track 2-3, lntramurals 2-4, Junior Prom 3, Junior Talent Shaw 3, Daisy Mae Drag 3. Harry Vvhlliam Dixon Dii' Goal: Hartwick. S.A. 2-4, Key Club 3, F.B.l..A., Guide 2-3, Varsity Foot- ball 3-4, Vanity Basketball 4, J.V. Basketball 2, Traclr 2-4, Bowling 3, Intramurals 2-4. Alice Carol Doen Carol Goal: College. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, Dramatics Club 2-3, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Intramurals 2-4, Daisy Mae Drag 3, Junior Pram 3. Patricia Carson Drury Patsy Goal: Green Mountain Jr. College. S.A. 3-4, Senior Play 4, Half Moon Staff 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, A Cappella Choir 3-4, Guide 3, Intramurals 3, Junior Prom 3, Oriole Salesman 3. Barbara Arlene Duff Duffy Goal: Physical Education. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, Depu- ty Club 3-4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Bowling 2-4, Intramurals 2-4, Assist- ant Captain Color Team, Playday 4. Barbara Mary Ertel Shortie Goal: Albany Business College. S.A. 2-4. Robert Felter Bob Goal: New York State Institute of Agriculture. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, F.F.A. 2-4-Treasurer 2, Secretory 3, President 45 Bowling 2-4, Intramurals 2. Suzanne Holt Flinton llsuzielll llsueu Goal: Radcliff or Smith. Transfer from Buckingham School, Mass. S.A. 3-4, Secretary of Senior Class, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Honor Society 4, Dramatic: Club 3-4, A Cappella Choir 3-4, Intramurals 4, D.A.R. Sr. Citizenship Award 4. Richard Kenneth Foss Dicl6' Goal: College. Senior Play 4, A Cap- pella Choir 4, Traffic Squad 4, Var- sity Basketball 4, Tennis 4. Judith Anne Frediks Judy Goal: De Pauw University. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4-Treasurer 4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Orchestra 2-4, Band 2-4, Guide 4, Star Staff 2-4, Intramurals 2, Skeleton Skip 2, Senior Banquet 3, Good Will 4, Senior Council 4. Patricia Gainor Pat Goal: College. Transfer from Vin- tentian Institute. S.A. 3-4, Senior Play 4, A Cappella Chair 3-4, Star Staff 4, Intramurals 3. William Gillman Will Goal: Undecided. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Hi-Y 3-4-Treasurer 4, A Cappella Chair 4, Guide 4, P.A. System Operator 4, Varsity Baseball 4, J.V. Baseball 3, Intramurals 2-4, Prom Push 3. Corinne Ann Gleason Chlorine Goal: Stonographer. S.A. 2-4, S.A. Representative 2, Girls' Hi-Y 2-3, leaders Club 4, Deputy Club 2-4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Quintet 4, Guide 2, Intramurals 2-4, Color Team Cap- tain 3-Assistant Captain 4, Varsity Cheerleading 3-4-Captain 4, J.V Cheerleading 2, Skeleton Skip 2. William C. Gordon Bill Goal: College. S.A. 2-4-Chaplain 3, Class President 2, Treasurer 3, S.A. Representative 4, Oriole Staff 4, Honor Society 3-4-Treasurer 4, Hi- Y 2-4-Chaplain 3-4, Key Club 3-4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Traffic Squad 2-4, Varsity Football 2-4, Varsity Basketball 3-4, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Baseball 2-4, Track 2-4. 85 7 3 A ia.. rv A i ,Ml fi' Q K- 4- - K.,-s-r . .- , sv i N 'Qs Marie Cecilia Grant Miss Marie Goal: College. Transfer from Andrew Jacluon High School. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Dramatic: Club 4, Deputy Club 4, A Cappella Choir, Guide 4, Star Staff 3-4, Bowling 4, Intramur- als 2-4, Skeleton Skip 2, Commence- ment 3, Woodchoppers Ball 4. William L. Green Greenies Goal: St. Lawrence. S.A. 2-4, Class Vice-President 2, Hi-Y 3-4, A Cap- pella Choir 4, Guide 3, Varsity Foot- ball 2-4-Captain 4, Vanity Basket- ball 3-4-Captain 4, J.V. lallzetball 2, Varsity Baseball 2-4, Tracll 2-4. David Haverty Skip, Sam Goal: Mechanic. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4. Mary Jean Healey lljeanlll llHea'll Goal: Physical Education. Transfer from Columbia high School. S.A. 3-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, Leaders Club 3-4, Deputy Club 3-4, A Cappella Choir 4, Star Staff 4, Commencement 3, Bowling 3-4-President 4, intramur- als 3-4, Color Team Captain 4, Ring Committee 3, Playday 3-4. Cornelius Gregory ,,NeH,, Rosealine Ann Hegemarilkozu Goal: College. S.A. 2-4, Guide 4. Goal: Cornell University. Transfer from Sharon Springs. Ted Hammond Ted Goal: Navy. s.A. 2-4, Guide 4, Hmold Hwiil' Tracll 2-3, Bowling 4, Intramurals Goal' 'Nd D ' s'A' 24' F'F-A- Mio Raymond K. Humphrey Corky Goal: Pilot. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Salesman 2, Hi-Y 4, A Cap- pella Choir 2-4, Proiector Operator 2-4, Bowling 3-4, Intramurals 2-3, Prom Push 3, Good Will Commit- Nl 4. Marilyn Hutchings Goal: College. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4- Viee-President 4, Dramatics Club 2, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Star Staff 3-4, Intramurals 2-3, Skeleton Skip 2, Auction 2, Prom Push 3, Daisy Mae Drag 3, Junior Prom 3, Junior Talent Show 3, Senior Banquet 3, Senior Council 4, Senior Ball 4, Woadchop- pers Ball 4. Phyllis Judy Johnston Judy' Goal: Early Childhood Education. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, Deputy Club 3, A Cappella Cholr 2-4, Bowling 2, Intramurals 2-4, Skeleton Skip 2, Daisy Mae Drag 3, Commencement 3, Playday Team-Hockey, Class Team 4, Good Will Committee 4. Elizabeth Jane Jones BOND, .l0rt0s'y Goal: College. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Olrll' Hi-Y 3-4, A Cappella Choir 3-4, land 3-4, Twlrier, Intramurals 2, Skeleton Skip 2, Class ling Committee 3. Beverly Helen Keast Bonnie Goal: Airline Hostess. S.A. 2-4, Sen- ior Play 4, Oriale Staff 4, F.B.l.A. 3-4-President 4, A Cappella Choir 2, lewllng 2. .1 L 1 mf- ,FA . i pr K' ., i '4 -lx ' A C, Xi :fa 'L ir-1 1, s X: .4 . V A 'X I X 1 :ii W 6. .A N 1.3. K,-, Ji A? . A. ' vl N 1 gs .N L 'uf X 4 t I I X e uf., Judith Ann Kirkman .ludyf' Goal: Keuko College. S.A. 3-4, Sen- ior Play 4, Half Moon Staff 4, Girls' Hi-Y 4, Dramatic: Club 3-4, A Cap- pella Choir 3-4, Intramurals 4, .lun- ior Prom 3, Good Will Committee 4, Woodchoppers Ball 4. Walter Knowlson MiHy Goal: College. S.A. 4, Class Presi- dent 4. Dale B. Knox Guide 2-3, Proiector Operator 2-4, Tennis 2-4. Walter G Kunz Walt' Goal Coast Guard Academy SA 2-4 Class Vice Pres 4 Senior Play 4 Guide 4 Varsity Baseball 3 J V Baseball 2 lntramurals 2 4 Donald M Loveland Don Goal Music Critic SA 24 Oriole Staff 4 HI Y 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Star Staff 4 Daisy Mae Drag 2 Graduation 3 Shirley Mackey Midge Goal: Secretarial Work. Transfer from Middleburg Central School. S.A. 3-4 Senior Play 4 Girls Hi-Y 3, F.B.l.A. 4, A Cappella Chair 4. Beverly Ann MacNomara es! Goal: College. S.A. 2-4, Senior Citi- zenship Award Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Oriole Salesman 3-4, Halt Moon Salesman 2-3, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, Dramatic: Club Secretary 2, leaders Club 4, Deputy Club Treasurer 3-4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Chairman Spring Concert, Orchestra 2-3, lntra- murals 2-4, Varsity Songleading 2-4, Skeleton Skip 2, Daisy Mae Drag 3, Junior Talent Show 3, Star Editor 4, Senior Banquet 3, Auction Commit- tee 2. Ann Marie Maeder Annie Goal St Peters School of Nursing SA 24 Senior Play 4 Dramatics Club 2 leaders Club 4 Deputy Club 23 A Cappella Choir 24 lntra murals 2 3 Varsity Cheerleading 2 3 .lunlor Prom 3 Good Will Commit tee 2 Star Staff 4 Gilbert Lyle Magee Gr Goal College SA 24 Senior Play 4 Guide 2 Intramurals 23 Dansv Mae Drag 3 Prom Co Chairman 3 Ns r' Ellis Ellsworth Manning Goal: St. Lawrence. S.A. 2-4-Presi- dent 4, Class Vice-President 3 Hi-Y 3-4-President 4 A Cappella Choir 2-4, Skeleton Skip 2 Talent Show 3. Ilene Martin l. I. Goal: Beouticion, SA. 2-4, Bowling 3, Intramurals 2-3. ful .9-'b .v if 1, , 'ups Elaine Frances McNutt Goal: Colleae. S.A. 2-4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, Dramatics Club 2, Deoutv Club 2-3, A Cappella Choir 2-3, Orchestra 2, Drum Moiorette 2-3, Star 2, Bowlina 2, Intramurals 2-3, Junior Prom 3, Doisv Mae Draa 3, Good Will Committee 2, Bake Sale 2. Prom Push 3, Skeleton Skip 2, Playdoy Team 2. Nancy Helen McRobbie Goal: R.l.T S.A, 2-4, Senior Play 4, Intramurals 3-4, Prom Push 3, Pin Committee 2. Jean Anne Miller Goal: Cornell, S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, Chaolain 4, Dra- matics Club 2, A Caooella Choir 2-4, Band 4, Drum Maiorette 4, Guide 3, Star Staff 4, Intramurals 2-3, Skeleton Skip 2, Sophomore Bake Sale 2, Daisy Mae Droo 3, Senior Banquet 3, Class Ring Cam- mittee 3, Senior Class Council 4. Rita Milton Blondie Goal: Secretarial Work. Transfer from Raveno-Coeymans. S.A. 3-4, Senior Play 4, F.B.l.A. 4, A Cappella Choir 3-4, Guide 4. Carol Lynn Mitchell Carolyn Goal: Dental Assistant. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4. Girls' Hi-Y 4, Dramat- ics Club 4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Star Staff 4, Skeleton Skin 2, Junior Prom 3, Talent Show 3, Daisy Mae Drag 3. Agnes Marie Mizener llAggiell Goal: Secretory, S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, F.B.l.A. 3-4, Star Staff 2-4. Robert Morgan Bob Goal: Worcester College. S.A. 2-4, Student Council Representative 3, Class Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 2-4, Track 2-4, Tennis 2-4, Intramurals 2-4, Good Will Committee 2, Junior Prom 3, Senior Piay 4. Alan A. Morrison AI Goal: Greyhound.Bus lines, Transfer from Port Richmond H. S.: S.A. 3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Guide 4, Class Ring Com- mittee 3, Prom Push 3. Lawrence Emerson Morway lllarrylll IIMOHII Goal: Amherst College. S.A. 2-4, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council Representative 3, Senior Play 4, Ori- ole Staff 4, Half Moon Staff 2-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Key Club 3-4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Traffic 5qUUd 2'4r Pm' iector Operator 2-4, Varsity Football 2-4, Star Staff 3-4, Varsity Basket- ball 3-4, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Baseball 2-4, Track 2-4. I Roger Wesley Oliver Gus' Goal: Agriculture. S.A. 2-4, Hi-Y 2, Key Club 3-4, F.F.A. 2-4, Traffic Squad 2-4, Varsity Football 4, J.V. Baseball 3, Bowling 2-4, Intramur- als 2-4, Class Committees 4. Janet Elizabeth Osterhout llJanll Goal: Becker Jr. College. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, F.B.L.A. 4-Vice-Presi- dent 4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Star Staff 3-4. , ir- ,, .. Chris Pedersen Jr. Pete Goal: Mechanic. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, F.F.A, 3-4, Vice-President 4. Marion Louise Phear Goal: Mount Holyoke College. S.A, 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Honor Society 3-4-Secretary 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4-Secretary 4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Orchestra 2-4, Class Motto Committee 2, Christmas Card Com- mittee 4, Senior Banquet 3. Robert Pike Puff, Pilrie Goal: College Education and College Ski Team. S.A. 2-4, Student Council Representative 2, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Orchestra 2-4, Quintet 2-4, Quartet 2-4, Guide 2, Proiector Op- erator 2-4, Star Staff 3-4, Intramur- als 2-4, Orchestra Committee for Dances 2-4. Seward Pittz Sewie Goal: N.Y.S. Conservation Depart- ment. S.A. 2-4, F.F.A. 2-4, J.V. Foot- ball 2, Traclt 3-4. Mary Ellen Plummer Mae Goal: Secretary. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Stott 4, F.B.l..A. 3-4, Meetings Committee, Dramatic: Club 2, A Cappella Choir 2, Star Stott 2-4, Intramurals 2-3, Class Ring Com- mittee 3, Good Will Committee 3, Junior Prom 3, Daisy Mae Drag 3. eg, 90 N Garland Grant Price Joe Goal: Farmer. Key Club 3, F.F.A. 2-4, Traffic Squad 3-4, Intramurals 3. Paul Rukwid Rok, Poolcy Goai: Valparaiso University. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Varsity Basketball 4, J.V. Basketball 2-3-Captain 3, Intramurals 2. Ofvxl- 'KNDJL Bianca Louise Probes B Goal: College of William and Mary. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, Dramatics Club 2-4, A Cappella Choir 2-3, Orchestra 2, Band 2. Guide 4, Bowling 2, Intramurals 2-4, Skeleton Skip 2, Junior Pram 3. Senior Play 4, Graduation 3. Irma M. Quay lrm Goal: Private Secretary. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, F.B.l..A. 3-4, A Cap- pella Clioir 2-3, Guide 4, Bowling 2-3-Secretary 3. 'TD 061.0 CX H Constance Claire Saulsbur Y CLLLL Lkvx Goal: Colle . S.A. 2-4 Senior alt Moon Sta 4 Honor Society easur 3' Dramaticx Club 2-3- n 3 Leaders Club 4 Deputy re cb ll C r Team C ain 4, Assistant Cap- ' 'ty heerle? , 4- gCaptain 4, . . Chee l Hemp 2, Daisy Mae DR 3 ' d Te - I Y I , Hi I , t . 'l ,' , Choir 2-4, Gu Captain 4, Honor Teaq 3 Nancy Jane Scharft Blondie Goal: Secretary. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Half Moon Staff 4, F.B.l.A. 3-4, A Cappella Choir 3, Gradua- tion 3, Daisy Mae Drag 3. Curtis Raymond Ram Goal: College. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Hi-Y 2-4, Varsity Basketball 4, J.V. Basketball 2-3. Varsity Baseball 3-4, J.V. Baseball 2. Ardella Frances Scott llscohyll Goal: Commercial Teacher. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, F.B.l.A. 3-4-Chairman of Public Relations Committee, A Cappella Clloir 3, Star Staff 3, Graduation 3. Ronald Selkirk Ronnie Goal: Farm, S.A. 2-4, F.F.A. 2-4. Orchestra 3-4, Band 2-4, J.V. Foot- ball 3-4, Traclr 2, Bowling 4, Intra- murals 3-4, Robert Ronny Shelmerdine llRanll Goal: College. A Cappella Choir 2-3, Intramurals 2-4. I s A- t ' --.-.Mu ' I av-1.1-4v9'-4-' 'ld . . M ,. . --W- , ,r-16. .fyfl A ri fffyg' '7.+'2v1lf' u -. ' X fi 0 I 4 lm aver HAP' . Goa: . ram Monti- If n cello ' . A appella C ir 4, Gelcli shoddy , Jerry H4 Gui ivy emboli 4' ack 4' god: Eectrical Engineer. S.A. 3-4, N If Te D 3 ui e . .. 1 my wr J fl'-1... '- 40. N l :Aga Q. iikgilir .xv is U r . 1 f' . x :f George E. Shear Geooorge Goal: Architecture. S.A. 4-Vice- Pres., Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff Editor 4, Honor Society 4, Sec. of Key Club 3-4, A Cappella Chair 3-4 -Vice-Pres. 4, Quartet 3-4, Varsity Football Manager 4, J.V. Football Manager 3, J.V. Basketball 3, Track 3-4, Bowling 4, Prom. 3. Marion Helen Shelmerdine Goal: Typist. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, A Cappella Choir 2-3, Color Team Captain 3. Irene Shufelt Shufie Goal: Work, S.A. 2-3, Class Secre- tary 3, Senior Play 4, F.B.l,A., Star 3, Graduation Marshal 3. Calvin T. Sigler Cal, Sig Goal: Automobile Dealer. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4. P.A. System Operator 4, Tennis 3-4, Intramurals 2, Dance Committee 2-3. I' Mi' 5 A 'F Harry F. Smith Jr. Rod Goal: St, lawrence. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Half Moon sf.-,rf 2, Hi-Y 3.4, Key Club 3-4- Vice-Prexident 4, Intramurals 2, Skel- eton Skip 2, Junior Talent Show 3, Daisy Mae Drag 3, Junior Prom 3. Thomas R. Spacht Tom Goal: Oberlin Conservatory of Mu- sic, S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Orches- tra 3-4, Guide 3, Class Committees 2-3. Shirley Sperbeck Shirl Goal: Beautician. S.A. 2-4, F.B.l..A. 4-Social Committee, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Guide 4, Bowiing 2. 4. Matthew Sullivan Matt Goal: College. S.A. 2-4, Senior Coun- Jane Lenore Terhune Lenny Goal: Cornell, S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Girls' Hi-Y 2-4, A Cappella Choir 3-4, Intramurals 3, Junior Prom 3, Prom Push 3. Ken Thacher Ribs Goal: St. Lawrence. S.A, 2-4, Stu- dent Council Representative 2, Hi-Y 2-4, Vice-President 4, J.V. Basketball 2, Tennis 2-4, Intramurals 2-4, Bake Sale'2, Good Will Committee 3, Sen- ior Council 4. Richard Mansfield Thomson Professor Goal: Optical Instrument Maker. S.A. 2-4, Student Council Represent- ative 4, Senior Play 4, Honor Society 3-4-President 4, Dramatics Club 3, Orchestra 2-4, Harvard Book Prize 3, Laboratory Assistant 3. . . . 4 1 L 'X X S 5 v cil Representative 4, Senior Play 4, Varsity Baseball 4-Manager 4, J.V. Baseball 2-3-Manager, Intramurals 2-3. David R er Tibbits Whity 09 Goal: Mechanic. S.A. 3-4, Bowling 4 1 R E: George Dexter Tilroe Goal: Antioch College. Oriole 4, Hi-Y 3-4-Sec. 4, Key Club-Sec. 4, P.A. System Operator 3-4, Varsity Football Manager 4, J.V. Football Manager 2-3, J.V. Basketball Man- ager 3, Track 3, Bowling 2-4, lntfa- murals 4. William Van Natten Wild Bill, Will Goal: Farm. S.A. 3, Senior Play 4, F.F.A. 2-4. Pieter Van Volkenburgh l1Pe'e'll Nvann Goal: College. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Vice-Pres. Honor Society 4, Hi-Y 2-4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Orchestra 2-3-Vice-Pres. 3, Quartet 3-4, Traffic Squad Cap- tain 4, Varsity Football 3, J.V. Foot- ball 2, Vanity Basketball 3-4, J.V. Basketball 2, Track 2-4, Prom Push 3, Junior Prom 3. Marion V. Wallace Mayno Goal: Nurse. S.A. 2-4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Orchestra 4. John W. Warner Jr. Jack Goal: College. 5.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Dramatic: Club 2, Orchestra 2-4, Pres. 4, J.V. Football 4, Varsity Bas ketball 4, J.V. Basketball 2, Track 2-4, Talent Show 3-4. June Frances Weber Juneski Goal: College. S.A. 2-4-Ring Com- mittee Chairman, Student Council Member 3, Student Representative 3, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, leaders Club 4, A Cappella Choir 2-4,-Sec. 3, Treas. 3: Quintet 2-4, Star 3-4, intramural: 2-4, Color Team Captain 4, Skeleton -Skip 2, Senior Banquet 3, Junior Prom 3, Daisy Mae Drag 3, Junior Talent Show 3, Commencement 3, Deputy Club 2-4, Playday, Hockey, Soccer, Basketball 4. Geraldine Shirley Westervelt llGerell Goal: legal Secretary. S.A, 2-4, Senior Play 4. Margery Whitbeck Marge Goal: State Teachers' College. S.A. 2-4, Girls' Hi-Y 2-4, Dramaticx Club 2, A Cappella Choir 2, Guide 4, Star 4. ,KJ Y- we S , 1 Cl de Winno Jr. Winn X 1 F 7: f Fi: .f ' I Beverley Wilcox Bev' Goal: Secretary. Transfer from Schuy- ler High School. S.A. 4, Senior Play 4, Hi-Y 4, F.B.l..A. Dorothy R. Wilson Sissie Goal: Nurse. S.A. 3-4. Y Goal: Cornell. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Key Club 2-3, F.F.A. 2-4-Vice- Pres. 2, Treas. 4, Bowling 2-4, Var- sity 3-4, Intramurals 2-4, Class Com- mittee 3. Robert K. Woodward llwoodyll Goal: Mechanic. S.A. 2-4, Bowling 3-4, Intramural: 2. Sally Claire Zautner Sal Goal: Cornell University. S.A. 2-4, Senior Play 4, Oriole Staff 4, Girls' Hi-Y 3-4, Dramatic: Club 3-4-Pres. 4, leaders Club 4, Deputy Club 3-4 -Sec. 4, A Cappella Choir 2-4, Bowling 4, Intramurals 2-4, Play Day, Hockey 4: Color Team Captain 4, Good Will Committee 2, Junior Prom 3, Daisy Mae Drag 3, Senior Ban- quet 3. I f 1 Mu X1 M. is A V ! .:ril.VtU f. , N i , ll' 1 'IW haw j'7'jfvr.f . K , V A , f -i -U ,U f,,5.of!f -J-if-'MJ' ,fzgfy , - . ' f 1 ,, figijawmucrvgsnd ,-M. -W M ' 'wwf ,,f13., ,,,. in .-.J - i, gg rg 4, 4 ,-l' 1. I 1- V. William Taylor ffnmff Goal: Work-U.S.N. Transfer from Vincentian lnltitute. Guide 4, Var- sity Baseball 4, Track 4, Bowling 4. . fl , VA-' v4. f-A pl l ffL4','J I K' .Xl rj ,v Wy K i IZ W4 L-f': r 1? 6 'Q- SF' fish? , 'mi 'I' 4' E A fi, S1 gi, 14' 'mffw Zoufner Flinfon Gainor Miller and M. S Duff +4- S holmerdine -an I' 9 'M Ml . G. Tilroe . J. Kirkman . R. Oliver . B. MacNomara . M. Phear . D. Loveland V-N... D. Clerk J. Fredrik: M. Gram E. Armstrong R. Bump and C. Sculsbury ULHSS UF 5 PHST Pafsfm ann fuluaf And then It was September ogaln we were sensors' We came back to the same old thmgs the smell of newly flnlshed desks the glue on textbook stickers new romances old couples the last of the summer sunburn football season around the school but somehow It was different We looked over the new seventh graders Our own lumor hugh days seemed so remote looked at the freshmen and remembered a llttle more how strange ut was without dancmg class how proud we were of our Freshman Cheerleaders our sensational record In frosh sports was then that we felt our class had something bag somethlng dynamuc and dufferent Someone passed wearlng a luttle pm with class numerals danglmg from It Wlth a start we realized that those puns were part of our sophomore fund ralslng proqect remembered the thrall of entering senlor hugh and how we tried to loan everything even Socual and how we finally managed to get through Our lunlor actlvutles were more recent hustory we looked at our class rlngs and recalled the close vote then the waltmg and finally the rlngs on our fmgers We looked back on the excite ment of the Daisy Mae Drag and the momentous Jumor Prom Then came our semor year the Semor Play years scholarship classes but why go on you ve seen all that The year IS almost over now In the excitement of flnal exams commence ment The Semor Ball we scarcely have tlme to conslder the world we enter IS not the world of yesterday we must leave behind the period of chuldhood preparation and set about the task of creatmg a new and better world May the ex peruences gamed throughout the seasons of our past educatuon actually help us to bulld more stately manssons 97 . . , , . . 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Amcrlcan Lcgnon , . -O , East Vxfnshcs fc Class of 51' L QF ' xxrwcr T ,phcrm 9.1 1 'P SANDER'S in Slingerlands OPPENHIEM and MCEWAN CO Inc Royal Dutch Coffee Omeco Canned Foods 1'1d1 MARSHALL W TEBBUTTS SONS FUNERAL SERVICE 176 STATE STREET T 1 ph 3 2179 ALBANY N Y 420 KENWOOD AVE T lepno e 9 2212 DELMAR N Y Establis e SSC l James C. Tebbutt James C. Tebbutf, Jr. ee one A , , . 9 V1 - , . Best Washes to the Class of Sl SAM WOLFE AUTO PARTS 337 Delaware Ave Delmar N Y Your Local Auto Supply Sfore W LKES Dry Cleaners and Launderers Albany N Y Te 41251 A Preferred Selection of the Fnnest COMMUNITY APPLIANCE aes Delaware Ave Delmar N EouR CORNERS Dua 9 511 Records Radlo 6 Televuslon Ranges Refrngerators Home Laundry Equnpment LANCS DRY GOODS STORE 306 DELAWARE AVENUE Opposate Servucemen s Park Ladles Gents Chnldren s Wear ALBANY HARDWARE Sr IRDN CO 39 43 STATE STREET Furnlshmgs for All Sports For Golf Tennvs Flslmng-Campzng Standard Well known Lnnes Backed by the Manufacturers and Our Own Guarantee of Qualuty Prlced Economrcally . . I 8 ... I, .. . . .- , ,.Y, . - . .I - . . . . . . .. . . . 4 ll 1 0 yy u ' I , COMMERCE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY TEN CONVENIENT OFFICES BETHLEI-TEM BRANCH DELMAR The NATIONAL SUBURBAN APPLIANCE QU'NN 5 SERVICE STATION NELSON L ISDELL Pop 2 Dl eAe e Yo Mobl T es a d Batt WALT S AUTO ELECTRIC 9 PC'-2 QA C HALL Cr COMPANY ELSNIERE N Y Pho e 9 3717 e g Moto Oc dSt N gSe e Try BRATE S PRINTING Rulmg Prmtmg Blndlflg Rellable SQFVICQ Pho c 3 3l6l 63 55 HUDSON AVENUE ALBANY N Y Delmar Lumber and BuIlclers Supply, Inc PAINTS HARDWARE MASON S SUPPLIES PHONE 9 968 DELMAR N Y Y Il . r . Empire Bullding All 9aWf3V V PUC D lrnar, New rk i ir n eries U O war v . H l Well Drilling Contractors . . . . r har , Delmar, Sp cIalIzIn In r Tune-up Towin rvic I n , - I '?'Xf1 X mmpllmr nl Sigma Theta Epsilon DELMAR BOOTERY JACK LEONARDO Prop Shoe for the :mme Fam ly Four Corners Dclma New York THE SPORTSMAN S SHOP Evmrwg lor fm Sp f mam Q A www P 315 Dalawarg Aww orlmw N SY NAN and ED STUMPF Cxwers and Operators TRI VILLAGE CLEANERS PaddocK Biock Store of I0,000 Items ALBANY ARMY and NAVY STORE LIS Soutio Pear' Street ALBANY N Y Oooosrtc Lciarwd Trofatrc 'HQ Li'-- -' A: 55735 Y I +5 mx 1 Q Qbax A99 Osuj. ri v, 'XWZ' C4 ' ' N of l I I CC 9 I . Y ore S 1 , .pflo S r- I A M C I A lf ' r. V- I Dr , 9-F891 rf ye boo to greening SCFVICC At every ofhce of Frrst Trust Company youll lrnd a fr1endly understandmg attrtude We haye planned our servrces to meet your needs located our branches for your convemence and strrve at all t1mes to grve unhumed atten 252 W h 32-iii I num! llffx' 58104: U 1 bf ll fl-l CIC! lI6OLc tron to each hnanc1al problem We cordrally mvrte you to use to the fullest the servrces and facrlxtres of the Frrendly Bank F1rst Trust Company of Albany Personal Loans Collateral Loans Real Estate Loans Commercral Loans Checkmg Accounts Lrfe Insurance Loans Personal Checkrng Accounts Every mornlng Monday through Saturday at 7 45 Flrst Trust Company brrngs you a round up of the latest local natxonal and mterna tional news on WXKW 850 on your d1al Fmsr TRUST Commlw OF ALBANY Mcmbe of F dc I Resc is t m 1 d Fed: l Dcpos1tlnsur2nccC0 po ton 1 ,!' y' yll Ei ly l E s lr I l l I ' ,ig 'I Smit .und lin..adv.ay , Aix, V ' Y ' Y ' ,, 4 ..... , P TT V ' l 7 I - ' , . 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S C fl fl I f fl I Dua 9 GEORGE W MEYER FANCY and STAPLE CROCER 44 Delmar Real Estate Ceneral Insurance HOWARD A SNYDER Member of Albany Realty Board N l Elsmere Ave Elsmere N Y Phone 9 l2D2 GREEN S My Sfahoner Engravung-Cults Safes Desks Systems Phone 3 3l 55 JOHN J PATTERSON OPTICIAN 45 Malden Lane Room l Albany 4 7900 WNW W 'u -o , ,Y, ' Q Y C'-een Sfreef' Albany Finest Optical S6rvlC6 BETA GAMMA RI-IO 1- IUUI dftlip 4' J x'-- L, f 48,39 COTRELL F: LEONARD INC -I-72 Ercadwav ALBANY N Y SaIcs U Rcr1TaIs A sdefn JudIcIaI Robes Establushcd I832 Rcgaha Church Vcsfmcnfs MAIN BROS OIL CO FUGI OI Kerosene OII Burners and Sarvuce Complete Servlce for Your Car 399 Dnlavvare Ave DELMAR N Y GOCHEE S SERVICE STATION arg CI rc Au Dglfnar NY ELMER L MORWAY VPC 'N CRANCE Noam 9 ' I 0 4 Il. 1 1 f . ' I f 1- ' - T' ACI .L . L -7 f I ,1-v, I I A I . . AL.- ,S 4. I I I , I I AII FC s C' F N I IQII I XMVI V8 Ami mesawmg Q FUI? C-IS f ' 2 Sfafc Straw ' I DI:Igv.a 'WUC 1 II I ,1f,V,CJ 3, f' C, 9,474 I I I I JOHN B HAUF INC T e Ho se of Q I x F1NE FURNITURE HARRY L BROWN JEWELER tchcs Da 0 d fa A VNY ctkftclfn Telepho 4 2104 Dela e BEST WIS1-1ES TO A HAGAMAN 6' THE CLASS OF BAKERS O 2 26 A DELMAR THEATRE Libbey s Restaurant HOME OE GOOD FOODS 3 0 KENWOOD AVE DELMAR N Y F. GOLDRING, Inc. FI.OR.ST Slmgeriamds 9 O80 . , . . 11 u ua Qtf' 1 Wa A. im rw S. Jewe1m 175 Cen r I Ave lban, Explr N a and Jcwclrx F2632 1 I me - ' 275 ware Av nue De 1 I 1 F 1 15554 1931 . co. Ph me S- 2 lbarwy - I Q EMPIRE SUPER MARKET 406 KENWOOD AVE. DELIVIAR, N. Y. Complnments L C SMITH Farm Equnpment IS4 Delaware Avenue Rfmigzuv FROSTED FOODS For Real Value Buy Rnver Valley ALBANY FROSTED CO INC S Established I9I7 ouadsotglsae eeded adgoenmet eff ces VNOW Im ted e Q ckest to pepae fc one of these ood p to s to take a bus ness cou se MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 9 QUAIL STREET APY 3 N REGISTER NOW Reg ste ed by the Ne Yo k State Boavd of Rege ts SUMMER SESSION Starts J ly 2 FALL SESSION Sta Septe be SKILLS UIDANCE balanced tram mg actxvxtxes Placement m key posxtxons m busmess professxonal and govemment offices ILBIIY BIISIIESS 00I.I.EGE 126 134 Washington A e AIbany6 N Y od App ed of . Q 'Q I S' 'VIR Y r ' I I ' Th 5 rn If r rt IH business rw V V n I I I A The Salarnes are hugh and the opportumtnes fer advance- ment are uns i , ' , Th UI way r r r g - - - - ' 03: I ns I I r at ' I LET-22 ALB -I , ' Y V - v ., , . . Srue Rejiltor -Veteran rov I r w r rw I u tl HS rn r -4 1 I E211 KAPPA DELTA PHI Graduating Seniors Earn More' for trained operators of our Calculators Billing Bookkeeping Machines Burroughs SHORT COURSES tram you for these jobs 'A' DAY CLASSES 'Ir FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE BURROUGHS OPERATOR SCHOOL Operated by Burroughs Adding Machine Company 2I Colvin Ave Phone 3 6644 ALBANY N Y DO YOU KNOW we can restore your silver hardware and When we replate SILVER we apply a heavy deposit assuring a splendid new appearance and long wear Moderate charges C 81 F PLATING CO N CALANTONE Prop 52 Van Woert Street One Block Above Pearl Phone 5 I 271 X it I I AVAILABLE fireplace equipment to its original finish? HANDY-DANDY CLEANERS and DYERS -1 A F ng: 1, .1 X-- 1 Jw, Q ff YQ Ii 3.1 - 2' 5-1E.'..E 'LVTLIU Effmquf' ' 'X F F CRANNELL Lumlxr M111 XVor14 Magon Supplms Dutch B y Pa nt and Supplacs ALBANY DELMAR VVATERVLIET TEI 1 J 22 1'--4 fsf W' E1 KEYSER MOTOR SERVICE 1 5 EUGENE KEYSER Prop S 213 Ddax are Ave WCVC DQ m r Phone 9 1 THE THISTLE FULLER s TEXACO SERVICE ' X r lar X u I 1 I ' I W I 1 Q 1 E 1 PYTZ 1 1 1 1 1 1 B' S E:TC'1?1C 1 1 1 C119 of 1631 ' l 1 1 , -- E, 1 1 , .'1 1 :S W 1 , P .3 1 P 950 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f'm3'111,3' .E 1 Yarn and CH' SFC? , Y ,K YWS 1, V1LL,'fX'-JS :'fEIi E , ill :E AEE Sfrvwar Nl Y ' V 2511.-.3 Dgm ,K Best Wnshes to the Gassol 5' ALBERT E ouvzn :Nc A Distributors Licensed Real Estate Broker Goodyear Tues and Wlllard Batterues 306 Delaware Avenue Dua 5 356l 5 3 62 DELMAR N Y 206 Central Avenue Albany 6 'Xl BOB PHILLIPS BARTHS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Jeweler Four Corners Delmar N Y Clenmont New York Back of Delmar Meat Market Telephone Albany 5 6040 Phone 9 3450 JERSEY FARM DAIRY A Complete Danry Servnce Phone 8 3548 Day or Nught ALBANY NEW YORK DARBECKER'S MARKET .lust Around the Corner of 9W and 32 at Bethlehem Center OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 9 to 9 Except Tuesday Evennng Close at 6 Phone 5 9323 ' e - - - 5 Office Phone 9-650 Home Phone 9-1512 Y ALPHA KAPPA PSI f.gQZE?7ff3gX ww W--- -em A fg xl Gul XVI ' X ' l lK.L,.A.KY,A,-.J l A I 33 Ll Dooley s Shell Service Sfahon PHONE 9 997 DELAWARE AVE DELMAR N Y W P DEGENNAR CLAYTON B LE GALLEZ Fooo STORE I . f 11 , . , , . l E Cl' 1 C l'E'T V'Dk1E'4Q V W ' 5' .3 .QE AVL,lafC'2 V 'f vwzff.. ' ' , Nri l f' ' f ,. . . 'o l ,- l D , -f E .1 ,Co ,vp wr: S ogcrla l l l , l W W CRANNELL LUMBER Cr COAL CO INC d o pIefeY KELVI VNATOR RANGES AND REFRICERATORS Vcc h N ho 9313 A AVOL EL ACH GIES SALES DELMAR N Y C DELMAR NURSERY A P VERSTANDIC Pop All cc O ALBANY GARAGE 43 D! 39 K oodA Po 9836 N Y MCCLURE 81 DGRWALDT Inc 64 NORTH PEARL STREET Albany s Leading Musuc Store STEINWAY KNABE LESTER BETSYROSS CABLE FISCHER WEBER PIANOS an rw rumermts T evson ru Full L ne of Shee Mus c FT1 Everything For Your Musical Needs ' S E Building Materials to BufTd M an C m cur Home ffl Kemvecd Avenue r eesvuile, Y. P ne -T F Flo st rl Complumerwts , r of FVowers For O asiorws Greenhouses St re T4 eaware Ave O enw ve h me - T Delmar, . . , . , . . B dl st - el ii -D S i T i Best Washes from BETA GAMMA CHI xl XV Xa SARGENTS T 32 LoooE STREET KISSELL S GARAGE pl'1O 4 1042 THE CARROLL PHARMACY Delaware Ave At the our omers DELMAR Art Starman, Ph C Al. Warner, Ph C. Thtrst as nothing more ALBANY COCA COLA BOTTLINC CO. QVC Q 1 l, -iff xl .L ' 1' ffil ft l fl.: l 1, l K J f, KJ Agia- '-if's'llgiq7w Q Compliments Engraver - Printer of Sta loner 1 Tele ne - li 'l' C-ood Luck to the Class of 'Sl kg Prescriptlon Specialists - F C BAlLEY'S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Electric and Acetylene Welding Brake and lgnutlon Service 24 HOUR SERVICE DIAL 9 1446 Compliments of STUDLER S HUDSON CARS AND GMC TRUCKS FRANKS RADIO G' TV MOSHER FARM DAIRY SERVICE 308 Del V DELMAR N Y 91339 DELMAR PHARMACY S hool S ppl P e C THE REXALL STORE Pho e 9 1481 H C th o Ph e 9 O75 De I Y Tri- illage Local Dairy aware Ave. Haffy Walfermire C U les and V S 'lotions D. 6 . one Cleaned An racite C on - lrnar, N Y n . CENTRAL WALLPAPER 81 PAINT CO., Inc. OF ALBANY Frne Wallpaeer - Carrnote and Lowe Bros Paints Venetlan Blinds CENTRAL AT QLJAIL ALBANY, N. Y. The Store on the Corner Phone 5-7575 Glenn M. Spacht. Pres. Dual 9 O66 DAVID C SCOONS tone Sand Oravel Brlck Kenv ood Avenue Delmar N Planos Organs Radios Televlslon BOARDMAN Cr GRAY Plano Makers Over 'OO Years I I7 State Street Albany ceo Fowuaks LlQuoR sToRE Thealre Buuldlrlg VTIBI' JOHN M COMSTOCK Servlce Sratlon Bethlehem Center New York Phone 3 932l PANCS OIL SERVICE FUEL olL ara Kslaossme SALES OIL BURNER SERVICE la Nafhanlel Blvd DELIVIAR Kenneth M Pangburn FRED S SHOP I4-4 Acams Crm r Delmar 9 M26 I D rhulng by Appomfment for Your Convenmnce NNI-'IERE STUDENTS MEET S H W- - . 461 .1 , Y. ' ' N ,NY , . H V Del I I V S re .N Y if L BANCERT S MARKET Meats and Crocerles Dau y Dellvery to the Trl Vullage Area 423 QUAIL ST ALBANY N Cornpl lrncn ROON EY fr BURTON Plornblng I-Ieatung MULLEN S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY I-lospotal Supplues Pharrnaceotncal Specnaltnes Buologncals DELMAR DRY CLEANERS W KUNZ Moth Prootung Reorocesslng Reweavung WE CALL AND DELIVER Best of Luck to the Class ot l95l DELMAR CONFECTIONARY H E LEWIS SACER SPUCK SUPPLY CO Mull Supplles Wood and Metal Workung Equupment for lndustry and the Home 360 366 Broadway ALBANY N Y F HARRIS PATTERSON General Contractor Shovel and Tractor Work C-radung Excavatvng and Trucking Crushed Stone Washed S nd Top Soul Cnnders PHONE 9 463 DELMAR N Y WALTER A WRIGHT Selected Mulk and Cream Electro Pure Pasteurrzed Carden Plowlng and Light Tractor Work 524 DELAWARE AVE Delmar Phone 9 2527 Y of , . Y. I 9 Phonesi 9-995 Cr 9-24l3 Elsmere, N, Y, lS9 Delaware Avc, Phone 9-832 . . , JR. :FW g il' 1 P ll' ..lEHVlfI6 THIIIE UUIGHULUH SHEll BU lIFE'S UIIRESTIH6 SEH , ,