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

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1958 volume:

Our Town Many years ago it was said, ''Delmar is an easy place to come to and a hard place to leave.'' This is true because Our Town is a friendly town, reflecting a spirit of co-operation. Our school system is strengthened by the support it receives from the com- munity. Our Town in turn uses the school facilities. Thus to re- late the school with the community, we have chosen Our Town — The Town of Bethlehem — as the 1958 ORIOLE theme. We have pride in Our Town as does the Chamber of Com- merce. It is an enterprising organization which encourages the planting of dogwood trees to beautify Our Town, and the print- ing of the brochure Our Town of Bethlehem to publicize Our Town. We would like to thank the Chamber of Commerce for letting us reprint some of the pictures used in that booklet. Each of the section pages retlects some aspect of Our Town. The Town Hall pictures the administrative phase, corresponding to the faculty and school administration. The Seniors are the only ones privileged to use the Main Entrance, which has become a symbol of their leadership. The Library aptly represents the Underclassmen, as they are still preparing to assume the responsi- bility of leaders. The Tollgate — center of student social life — symbolizes the numerous activities of school. Sports are repre- sented by the Swimming Pool. The Four Corners typifies the Ad- vertisements, since it is the center of community shopping. Here is our book, presenting our administrators, our students, and our activities; yes, presenting Our Town! Bethlehem Central Senior High School Slingerlands Methodist Church ec Slingerlands Neighborhood Slingerlands Neighborhood St. Thomas Church HAMAGRAEL ELEMENTARY ELL Hamagrael Elementary School HILCHIE'S TERMINAL HARDWARE. INC Delaware and Elsmere Avenues Slingerlands Neighborhood Delmar Reformed Church Delmar Neighborhood You, Mr. Donald Farrell, have been our warm and understanding friend through- out our high school years. As boys’ physical education instructor and coach of foot- ball, basketball, and baseball, you have helped us to grow and taught us the way to win. You have built not only strong teams, but also character and ideals. It is for these reasons that we of the 1958 ORIOLE staff dedicate our yearbook to you. © administra Mr. Bookhout, Supervising Principal, a nd Mr. Hoag, Administrative Assistant BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Van Volkenburgh, Mr. Zimmerman, Mr. Holm- gren, Mr. Dryden. Absent: Mr. Glenn. teshshenerconeeter re hide sen Seppe: Pertenece so vomemssomcentaste ee man MATHEMATICS for ins Tompk incipal Pr ui =, = QO Mrs. Marston Retires “In September 1935 Mrs. Marston came to Bethlehem Central to teach art. She has given generously of her time and talent whenever she felt she could be of help. In recent years she has been Art Advisor for the ORIOLE. Now that she has an- nounced her retirement from teaching, the 1958 ORIOLE Staff wishes to thank her and to wish her great happiness in the years ahead. MR. HARRY BAIN MR. PHILIP AUERBACH Citizenship Education Guidance MISS ELIZABETH BARTLETT English MR, ROBERT D. BERBERICH Driver Education MR. HUGH BROWN Business Education MR. EDWARD C. BROOKS Citizenship Education MR, FREDERICK BURDICK English MR. DONALD CAMP English MR. EARLE CLEAVES Science y) MR. DELBERT E. COLLIS r Business Education = MISS PHYLIS DUROSS Physical) Education � Di aM ,) E a fer tL aR f 5 5 A WO, OF S| “ “fs y vy Po@¢ J wr Ww AMY ww 9 . pay wee Mt pe MR. DONALD FARRELL Physical Education MR. DANIEL GANELES Citizenship Education MRS. ROBERTA GLATZ Language MR. LESLIE EDSALL Science MISS ROSEMARY FRANY Citizenship Education MISS JOAN GINSBURG English MR. JOSEPH A. GUERRERA Physical Education MR. HENRY HALL Mathematics MRS. MAROLYN GUSTAFSON Commerce MISS HELEN HOBBIE Mathematics MR. GEORGE HARRIS Music MRS. GLADYS V. HOSEY Business Education MR. ROBERT HUNTER English MR. MAX KARP Citizenship Education MR.MATTHEW KAZLAUSKAS Science MRS. SALLY P. KRAFT English MISS HELEN KNOWLES Language MR. ROBERT LAMBERT MR. WARREN D. KULLMAN English Science MRS. ALICE LINCOLN Nurse MR. CLARENCE LEPHART Physical Education MR. LUKE F. MATTHEW MR. JOSEPH MAHAR Music Industrial Arts MRS. DORIS D. NORTH Citizenship Education MISS GLADYS E. NEWELL Citizenship Education MR. MILTON F. PRUE Science MISS ANITA F. PALUMBO Language MR. HAROLD J. REISSIG Mathematics MISS DORIS QUINN Mathematics MISS HILDA M. SHELDON Librarian MRS. MARY SALISBURY Citizenship Education MISS GLADYS SKEVINGTON English MISS CLARISSA M. SMITH Guidance MISS ARLENE SUPERKO Guidance MR. ROLLAND R. TRUITT Music MR. C. NORBERT SMALLING Physical Education MISS MARTHA STAFFORD Physical Education MR. DONALD Z. TERHUNE Agriculture MISS FLORENCE E. WAGNER Home Economics KITCHEN STAFF Mrs. Playford, Mrs. Kleinke, Mrs. Ochsner, Mrs. Hermence, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Chesbro, Mrs. Schultz. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Smith, Mr. L. Prater, Mrs. Williams. 20 BUS DRIVERS W. Webb, H. Kleinke, A. Bishop, G. Ward, H. Hanson, J. Mazzara, H. Whitbeck, C. Bradt, W. Carner, P. Penk, R. Legler, C. Larkin, G. Tanner, F. Ward, B. Van Kem- pen, | Schramm, H. Marsh, H. Ames, M. Hansen, G. Van Valkenburg, L. Minshell, W. Hermance. Mr. Lauer, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds. CUSTODIANS Mr. Diffy Mr. Munson Mr. Harris Mr. Talley Mr. Miron ica ese etantcicemetenten, ee ee ee en a ee ee eee oe alt onl ae sree he ee er fe ae or ti ee with an average of 95.50 ‘ = © = O + 2 Sarah Phinney, Valed th an average of 94.85 _ wi lan Nancy McConnell, Salutator The students whose averages range from 90.15 to 95.50 are: Mary Lee Carr, Roger Clough, Patricia Dunn, Elaine Killion, James McColl, Nancy McConnell, Betsy North, Sandra Parker, Sarah Phin- ney, and Silvia Pols. CLASS STATISTICS The class of 1958 has 157 members whose 31 2 year averages range from 68.38 50n7 5250: There are 10 students whose averages range from 90.15 to 95.50; 51 whose averages range from 80.00 to 89.25; 96 whose averages range from 68.38 to 79.85. H rome BARE NERN HEI, SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES R. Stout, J. Feichtner, P. O'Hara, E. Bohnet, C. Olson, B. North, M. Class colors — Green and white Class motto — By courage and by faith Class flower — Lily of the valley EI, gD ies 6K y SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES L. Maercklin, B. Tinney, G. Walter, P. Dunn, G. Kampher, E. Killion, B. Carey, B. Newell, D. Cornelius, E. Bohnet, L. Parker, J. Carvill. Marilyn Jane Abele Marilyn Cheerleader 3-4, Treas. 4: Choraliers 2-4, Sec.- Treas. 4; Harmonites 2; Orchestra 2; Aquatic Club 2; German Club 3; French Club 2. Goal: Teaching Ann H. Applegate Ann Charlatans 3-4; Intra- murals 2; Good Will Commatre: Jira ee rom Comm. 3; Guide 3-4. Goal: Elementary Teach- ing James Charles Behan Jim , Beau James Varsity Track 3; Shop Club 2; Talent Show 3. Hobbies: Cars; Hunting; Custom Furniture Build- ing. Goal: Business Manage- ment Emily Martha Bohnet EM Student Council 4; Class Secretary 3; Cheerleader 2-4; Choraliers 2-4. Hobby: Reading. Goal: Teachers College Marie L. Amodeo Sissy Choir 2; F.B.LA. 2-4, Vice-Pres. 3; FiH.A. 3-4; Intramurals 2-4: Tumbl- ing Club 2-3; Diving Club 2: Guide 2. Goal: N. Y. Telephone eo, Lauren Richard Basch Lauren Photography Club 3; Traf- fic Squad 4; Spring Con- cert 2-4; Sr. Play Comm. 4. Goal: Mechanical Eng- ineering Benjamin G. Berry Be G. Varsity Swimming 3-4; J. V. Football 37 Audie Visual Club 2-3; Diving Club 3; Jr. Prom Comm., Chm. 3; Daisy Mae Drag Comm. 3. Goal: Syracuse Univer- sity Carolyn Bohok Bowie Intramurals 2-3; F.B.L.A. 4: Tumbling Club 2. Hobbies: Square Danc- ing; Art. Goal: N. Y. Telephone Cé. Barbara Ann Booth Boothie Intramurals 2-4; F.H.A. 2-4. Hobbies: Square Danc- ing; Music. Goal: N. Y. Telephone iG) . Stephen Earl Boyd Steve Intramurals 3-4; Audio Visual Glub 2-4; Photo- graphy Club 2-3; Physics Club ys: Hobbies: Automobiles; Basketball. Goal: Electrical Engin- eering Shirley Ann Burlingame Shirl STAR | 3-4 ORIOLE! 4; Bis Gen Samir ease Se Choraliers 2-4; Starlight- ers 4; Band 2-4; Orch- Beira ac 4a eA) 2: Goal: Nursing James G. Busick Jimbo Track 3; Cross Country 2; Concert Choir 2-3; Chor- aliers 3; Intramurals 2-3; Industrial Arts Club 2-3, Bec. 2, lreas: 33 or. Play Comm. 4; Lil Abner’ 3. Goal: Undecided Gary S. Boyce Jo Jo Band 2-4: Orchestra 2-4; Key Club 2; Canteen Council 4, Vice-Pres. Hobbies: Jazz; Cars. Goal: Colgate University George F. Briginshaw Brig’’ ORIOLE 4: Swimming Team 2-3; Tennis Club 3; Photography Club 2-4; Slide Rule Club 4. Goal: Chemical or Opt- ical Engineering Linda Marie Burton Pee Wee Cheerleader 3-4; Chora- liers 2-4; Melo-Dreamers 2-3; Starlighters 4; Intra- murals 2; Aquatic Club 2: Modern Dance Club 3; Guide 3-4. Goal: Secretarial work George Call Gyps Intramurals 2-4; Audio Visual Club 2-4, Sec.- Treas. 3-4. Hobbies: Model Building; Hunting; Fishing. Goal: Navy | | { | | | I ee Louise Elizabeth Carey Beth Class Secretary 4; Chor- aliers 2-4; Orchestra 2-3; G.A.A. 3; Starlighters 3-4; Aquatic Club 3-4; Modern Dance Club 3; Jr. Prom Comm. Chm. 3. Goal: Teaching Mary Lee Carr Lee Student Council 4; Honor Society 3-4, Treas. 4; STAR 2-4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Songleader 2-3; Concert Choir 2-3, Sec-Ireassse Jr, Service Award 3. Goal: Teaching Roger Casey Case , Hogan JV. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3-4; Golf 2-4; Cross Country 3-4; Audio Visual Club 2; Slide Rule Club 4. Goal: Mechanical Engin- eering George Clark Chesbro Orge' Student Council 2-4, Pres. 4: Varsity Swimming 2-4, Capt. 3-4; Varsity Track 2 ; J.V. Football 2-3; Chora- liers 3-4; Starlighters 3-4. Goal: Syracuse University Rose Carl Rosie STAR Typist 3; F.B.L.A. 2 4; F.H.A. 4; YOUR BUS INESS 4. Hobbies: Square Dancinc Ice Skating. Goal: Home Savings Bar Judith Lucille Carvill Judy ORIOLE 4; Concert Che 3: Choraliers 2, 4; Che latans 2-3; Intramurals 2- Rifle Club 2; Class Office 4: Good Will Comm. Chr 4. Goal: Nursing Mary Jane Chenault “M.S Class Treasurer 3; Chor liers 2-4; Starlighters 2- Orchestra 2-4; Intramura 2-3; F.T.A. Pres. 4; Curret Affairs Club 4; Sr. Plea Comm. 4. Goal: Elementary Teachin John David Chesser Chester Varsity Swimming — 2- Choraliers 3-4; Starlight 3-4; Charlatans 2; Seni Play 4; Key Club 2-3; Rit Club 2-3; Slide Rule Cl 4. Goal: Civil Engineering Curtis Tad Clark . Curt Intramurals 2; Industral Arts Club 2-3; Rifle Club 2. Hobbies: Working On Old Cars; Hunting; Fishing. Goal: Mechanical Tech- nician Wendy Lee Clark Wendy ORIOLE 4; Songleader 4; Choraliers 2-4; Melo- Dreamers 3; Starlighters 2, 4: Charlatans 2; Intra- murals 2-4; Sr. Play Comm. 4, Goal: Nursing Susan Margaret Cline Sue ORIOLE 4; Intramurals 2-4: Choir 2-3; Canteen Council 4: G.A.A. 2; Aquatic Club 2 Dances “Gommnreee2-3- Guide 3-4. Goal: Green Mountain Jr. College Elizabeth Climenko Liz'' Transfer From Albany High Schoo! STAR 4; ORIOLE 4; Can- teen Council 4; Charlatans 3: French Club 3; Talent Show Director 3; Group Behavior Comm. 4. Goal: Sarah Lawrence Col- lege Roger Lawrence Clough Donald Arthur Cornelius Rog Don Student Council 2-4, Treas. Transfer From Salt Lake 4; Honor Society 3-4; City, Utah Class Vice-Pres.4; ORIOLE 4. JV. Football 3; Swim- ming 3-4; Monitor Squad Capt. 4; Sr.. Play Comm. ORIOLE 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3-4; Cross Country 3-4, Capt. 4; Key Club 4; French Club 4. Goal: Business Administr- ation 4. Goal: College Penny Cowing Sandra Marie Crandell Penny Sandy pester From Manhasset, nee ne Columbia ong Island igh Schoo Concert Choir 3; Chora- Intramurals 3-4; Charlatans a Aquatic Club 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Hobbies: Skiing; Tennis. Goal: University of Arizona liers 4; Starlighters 4; Intra- murals 3-4; Senior Play 4; Modern Dance Club 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Goal: Medical Secretary Roger C. Dapson Rog'' Track 3-4; Audio Visual Club 2-3; Rifle Club 2-3; Slide Rule Club 4. Hobbies: Hunting; Guns. Goal: Civil Engineering Marian Julia Degen Deg Choir .2-33 1 GA An 2-4: FLH.A. Vice-Pres. 4; Charlatans 3; Intramurals 2-4; Bowling Club 3-4. Goal: Nursing Patricia Ann Dunn Dat Honor Society 4; ORI- OLE, Editor 4; Choraliers 2-4; Starlighters 2-3; Band 2-4; Orchestra 3; G.A.A. 2-4, Sec. 4; Sr. Play Comm. 4. Goal: Teaching Linda Lou Evans Linda Transfer From Pough- keepsie High School Guide 4. Hobbies: Music; Swim- ming; Tennis. Goal: Secretary Lois Ruth Day lToie Class Secretary 2; Chora- iers 2-3; Melo-Dreamers 3; Starlighters 4; Orch- estra 2-4, Pres. 2; Gen- eral Crafts Club 3-4; German Club 3.. Goal: Syracuse University Rose Marie Domenico Rosie Cheerleader 2-4, Varsity Capt. 4; Choir 2-3; Har- monites 2; Intramurals 2; Chm. of Orchestration at School Dances 2-4. Goal: Mildred Elley Sec- retarial School Sheridan Eleanor Engel Sherry B.S:O. 3; Choir 2 Har: monites 2: Charlatans 4; Intramurals 2-4; Aquatic Club 2-3; French Club 4; Modern Dance Club 2-3. Goal: Art Joan Mary Feichtner Joan Student Council 2-4; Cheerleader 3; Chora- liers 2-4; Intramurals 2, 4; Aquatic Club 2, 4. Goal: Teaching Jon Frederick Ferguson Jon Rifle Club 2; Diving Club 33 Hobby: Cars. Goal: Air Force Almer Tristan George : SA J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3-4; Choraliers 3-4; Canteen Council 2-3; Rifle Club 2-3. Hobbies: Water Skiing; Camping; Tropical Fish. Goal: Forestry Mary Catherine Gifford Giffi ' ORIOLE 4: Choraliers 2: G.A.A. 2; Intramurals 2-3; Senior Play 4; Modern Dance Club 3; Dance Comm. 2-3. Goal: Nuclear Physicist Peter James Hadley Dete Transfer from Bristol High School Talent Show 3; Hobbies: Skiing; Boating; Hunting. Goal: Business College Norman Joseph Franz Butch Footbal! 2; Intramurals 2-3; Shop Club 3. Hobbies: Hunting; Fish- ing; Cars. Goal: Air Force Michael J. Gainor Tiny Varsity Football 2-4; Var- sityes lirack @2e0,.8d. Va Basketball 2-3; Spanish Club 3-4; Rifle Club 2; Sr. Play Comm. 4. Goal: Physical’ Education James John Gray Jim Choraliers 2-4; Harm- onites 2; Starlighters 3-4; Charlatans 2-4, Pres. 4; French Club, Pres. 4; Sr. Play Comm. 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Goal: Language Teacher Judith Ann Hamblen B.S.O. 3: Concert Choir 2; Charlatans 2: Intra- murals 2-3; Talent Show 2; Daisy Mae Drag Comm. 3; .of. Play, Comm 4: Baccalaureate Comm. 3. Goal: Mildred Elley Sec- retarial School Arnold Clark Hamm Arnie Key Club 2-4, Pres. 4; Charlatans 2, 4; Spanish Club 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Play Comm. 4; Jr. Service Award 3. Goal: Electronic Tech- nician Elizabeth Anne Hayne Liz ConcertChoir 2-3;Chora- liers 4; F.H.A. 2: Intra- murals 3-4; Spanish Club 3: Modern Dance Club 2: Good Will Comm. Chriay2s Goal: Medical Secretary Samuel Houston Hazleton Sam Transfer from White Plains High School Swimming Team 4. Goal: Undecided Marjorie Babcock Houck Margie Choir 3; F.H.A. 2-4, Vice- Pres. 3; Intramurals 2. Hobbies: Church Choir; Bowling. Goal: Business Field Emily Gail Hand Gale ORIOLE 4; Concert Choir 2-3: Melo-Dreamers 3; Talent Show 3; Sr. Play Comm. 4; S.A. Dance Comm. Chm. 4. Goal: Mildred Elley Sec- retarial School Mary Louise Hazell Mary Lou Concert Choir 2-3; Chora- liers 4; Starlighters 3-4; Orchestra 2-3: Canteen Council 2; -GiA.AL 2; Aquatic Club 2, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Goal: College Lynne P. Herchenroder Peanut B.S.O. 4; Choraliers 4; F.H.A. 4; Charlatans 2; Photography Club, Sec- Treas. 2; Good Will Comm. 2. Goal: Secretary Lorraine Ann Ippolito Lorraine Choraliers 2-4; Melo- Dreamers 2; Senior Play Student Director 4; Aqu- atic Club 4; Medical Career Club 4: Fashion Show Chm. 2; Guide 4. Goal: Medical Field Robert Norris Irish P Bob Track 3-4; Baseball Man- ager 2; Choir 2-4; Star- lighters 3-4; Charlatans 2-4; Intramurals 2-3. Goal: Merchandising William Emerson Jackson Bill Senior Play 4; F.F.A. County Pres. 4, Local Vice-Pres. 4, Sec. 2-3; Charlatans 4; Photo- graphy Club 3. Hobby: 4-H. Goal: Business Manage- ment Geraldine Elizabeth Joyce Geri Choir -2:-F.H.A. 4; F.T.A. 4; Intramurals 2-4; Mod- ern Dance Club 2-4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Guide 4. Goal: Interior Decorator Katherine Margaret Keenan Kitty Choir 3; Melo-Dreamers 3; Medical Career Club a). Prom Comm. 3. Hobbies: Skating; Read- mer YO: Goal: Teaching David Russell Irwin Russ' Shop Club Pres. 3; Ritle Cloke 2. Hobby: Working on Cars. Goal: Automobile Mech- anic Elizabeth Ann Johnson Betsy ORIOLE 4: Choraliers 2-4; Starlighters 4; Melo- Dreamers 3; Canteen Council 4; Charlatans 2-3, Treas. 3; Aquatic Club 3-4; Daisy Mae 3. Goal: Michigan State University Gerald D. Kampfer Gerry Class Officers 4; Choir 2; Intramurals 2; Rifle Club Zor Prom. Comme 3: Good Will Comm. 4. Hobbies: CYO; Hunting; Fishing. Goal: Priest Elaine Killion Duff Honor Society 4; STAR 3-42 Ass tu Editor’ “4: Class Treasurer 4; Chora- liers 2-3; Starlighters 2-4; Band 2-4; Orchestra 2-4; Talent Show 2-3. Goal: Eastman School of Music Karen Jean Kirchner Kirch ORIOLE 4: Choraliers 2-4; Charlatans 2; Aqu- atic Club 2-4; Sr. Play Comm. Chm. 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Goal: Albany State Teachers College Kevin David Klein Key Industral Arts Club 2; Gym Club 2; Rifle Club pe Hobbies: Hunting; Fish- ing; Horseback Riding. Goal: St. Michael's Col- lege Paul Henry Kleinke Daul'' Chotris 223 (RR An 62-4) Pres. 4; Shop Club 3. Hobbies: Square Dancing; Roller Skating; Sports. Goal: Dairy Farmer Catol Ann Kuhn’ Carol yY ORIQVE 40 Ghofr 2-4; GAA. 3: ttrdmurals 27¥. MédicalCateer Club LIAR Y Sapftompre Tea Camm. Ghm. 2; Sr. Play GammNChmy 4; Ie) Prom Camm. Chm. 3., 5 Goal: Nugsings ay Janice Lytle Kirkman Jan ORIOLE 4; Choraliers 2-3; Intramurals 2; Aqu- atic Club 2-3; Spanish Club 3; Current Affairs Club 3; Modern Dance Club 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Goal: Liberal Arts’ Col- lege Howard Thomas Kleinhans Tom Industrial Arts Club Vice- Pres. 2-3; Gym Club 2. Hobbies: Working on Cars; Hunting; Fishing; Bowling. Goal: Contractor Peter Matthew Kleinke Pete Choir 3; F.F.A. 2-4, Pres. 3; Traffic Squad 4; Shop Club 3; Audio Visual Club 2-4. Goal: Animal Husbandry Alan Jude La Fontaine oF We Cross Country Team 4; Intramurals 2. Hobbies: Hunting; Fish- ing. Goal: Forestry Kent J. Lake Kent J. V. Basketball 2-3; Var- sity Basketball 4; Baseball 2; Choraliers 2-4; Star- lighters 3; Canteen Council 4. Goal: Colgate University David Labrum Dave Swimming Team 3; Track Team 2; Choraliers 3-4; Intramurals 2-3; Shop Club 2-4. Goal: Carpenter Diane Joan Le Fevre Dee Dee B.S.O. 2-4, Vice-Pres. 3-4; Choraliers 2-4; Star- lighters 4; Melo-Dreamers 2-34. o.A A 2-336 Char latans 2-3; Intramurals 2-4; Senior Play 4. Goal: Nursing Lynda S. Lawson Lynda Honor Society 4; ORIOLE 4. Choraliers 2-4, Lib- rarian 3-4; Band 2-4; Orchestra 4; Intramurals 2-4; Aquatic Club 2-4; Sophomore Dance Comm. i Goal: Doctor of Medicine , 4” | 2 | SS eo ay Are te a } P Raymond F. Linstruth a, 4 us” f , J. V. Football 2-3; Varsity Football 4; Track 2-4; Intramurals 2-4: Traffic Squad 4; Rifle Club 2. Goal: New York Teachers College B.3.0. 4¢n@horaljers 2-4; InpraémitralsdZ-44 7 Agslatic. ¢ Club 3-49 Mdderw’ Dante Clb) 2-4;,S Play, Comme? 4, Quidepe np GX ye Goal: Didgonthe Bt apé TeAeheérs Gpllege jf Aa fli” vf, J ev Robert Allan Loveland Bob J. V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3; J. V. Basket- ball 2; Intramurals 2-4. Hobby: Sports.- Goal: Hudson Valley Technical Institute Richard Gray Llope : Dick , Herc J. V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3-4; Varsity Swimming 3-4; Varsity Track 2-4; Intramurals 2-4; Rifle Club 2; Slide Rule Club 4. Goal: Cornell University Linda Ann Lugg Lin J. V. Songleader 3; Choir 2-4; Starlighters 4; Melo- Dreamers 2-3; Orchestra 2-4; Charlatans 2-4; Sen- ior Play 4. Goal: Social Work Linda Ilse Maercklin Tin Class Officers 4: B. S20. 3-4, Sec. 4; Choraliers 2-4; Orchestra 2; Sr. Play Comm. 4; Dance Comm. 2-4. Goal: New York State Teachers College Frank Markus Frank’! F.F.A. Hobbies: National Guard; Truck Driving. Goal: Truck Driver James Renfrew Mc Coll Jim , Mac Student Council 3-4, Vice- Pres. 4; Honor Society 3-4, Pres. 4; Football 2-4, Co-Capt. 4; Track 2-4; Choraliers 3-4; Technical Service Org. 2-4. Goal: Engineering David L. Mac Intosh David EP Agized: Hobby: Hunting. Goal: Farming Jeanne Maller Jeanne B.S.O. 2-3: Concert Choir 2-3; Orchestra 2-3; Char- latans 2-3; Intramurals 2-3. Goal: Actress Silvain Martinage Silvain Band 2-4; Orchestra 3-4; Rifle Club 2-3; Bowling Club 4; Chemistry Club 4. Hobbies: Hunting; Fish- ing; Camping. Goal: Industrial Chem- istry Nancy Ruth Mc Connell Nan , Nanc Honor Society 3-4, Sec. 4; B.S.O. 3-4, Pres. 4; Chor- aliers 2-4, Pres. 4; German Club Pres. 37 Sr. via Comm. 4; Dance Comm. 2-4: Class Comm. 2-4. Goal: Denison University Joan Marie Me Millen ; Joan Choir 2-3: G.A.A. 2-4; Intramurals 2-4; Aquatic Club 4; Medical Career Club 3-4, Vice-Pres. 4. Hobbies: Painting; Ice Skating. cas Goal: Medical Office Work _ James Mec Nutt Jim Transfer From Christian Brothers Academy Tennis Club 4; Rifle Club 3; Bowling Club 4; Chem- stry Club 4. Hobbies: Hunting; Fish- ng; Gun Collecting. Soal: St. Michael's Col- ege Mary Lorraine Milham Lorraine’ mop 22-37. FHA. 2-3; Science Club 2. Hobbies: Reading; Sew- ing; Leaf and Rock Col- lecting. Goal: Stenographer Eleanor Joyce Mikol MEQ Class Treasurer 2; Chora- liers 2-4, Vice-Pres. 4; Melo-Dreamers 3; Can- teen Council 4; Aquatic Club 2-3; Daisy Mae Drag Gen. Chm. 3; Soph- omore Dance Comm. 2. Goal: Syracuse University Margaret Ann Mc Nitt Ann Choir 2-3; -F.H.A: 2-4, Sec-Treas. 3; Modern Dance .Club=2. — Hobbies: Skiing; Reading; Church Work. Goal: New York State Teachers College James Arthur Mc Whorter Jimbo Concert Choir 2; Chora- liers 4; Band 2-3; Intra- murals 2-4; Rifle Club Treas. 3. Hobby: Cars. Goal: Navy Gorden Daniels Miller Gordie Swimming Team 2-4; Choir 2-3; Starlighters 3-4-- Intramurals 2-3: Senior Play 4; Public Ad- dress-Announcing 2-4; Visual Aids 2-4; Theater Productions 2-4. Goal: Radio Production George L. Murphy Murph J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3-4: Football 2: Canteen Council 4; Intramurals 2; Rifle Club 2-- Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Goal: Oneonta State Teachers College Elizabeth Jean Newell Beth Student Council 2-3; Honor Society 3-4; STAR 3-4: Class Pres. 4; Cheer- leader 3-4: Choraliers 2-4; Starlighters 3-4, Pres. 4; Aquatic Club 2. Goal: Teaching Jean Marie Oakes Jeanni STAR . 3-4; Choir. 2-3; F.B.L.A. 2-3: Charlatans 2: Work Experience Pgm. 4; S.A. Dance Chm. 4: Sr. Play Comm. 4. Goal: Vermont Jr. College Robert Philip O'Hara 'Philsie™’ Student Council 2-4; ORIOLE 4; J.V. Basket- ball 2; Varsity Basketball 3-4; Cross Country 3-4; Baseball 2; Golf 3; Chora- liers 2-4. Goal: Engineering or the Ministry 4 Carolyn Parisi Carol Choiewe2: (i Bil Aces: F.H.A 2, 4; Intramurals 2; Tumbling Club 3. Hobbies: Ice Skating; Horseback Riding. Goal: Business Betsy Ellen North Bets ! Student Council 2-4; Honor Society 3-4; STAR 3-4: ORIOLE 4; Chora- liers 2-4; Starlighters 2-3; Band 2-4; G.A.A. 2-4, Pres. 4. Goal: Math and Science Ronald Obach Ron , Sheets ORIOLE 4; Key Club 3-4; Bowling Club 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Slide Rule Club 4. Hobby: Fishing. Goal: Engineering Carl Thomas Olson Carl Student Council 4; Honor Society 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Baseball 2-4;.Key Club 3-4, Hobby: Horseback Riding Goal: Veterinarian Lynnette Karen Parker Lynn Transfer From Syracuse, New York Choraliers 3-4; F.T.A. 4; Class Officers 4; Sr. Play Comm. 4. Hobbies: Youth Fellow- ship; Church Choir. Goal: Mathematics Sandra Lee Parker Sandy Honor Society 4; ORIOLE 4: Choraliers 2-4; Band 2-4; Aquatic Club 2-4; German Club 3-4; Ski Club 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. ; Goal: Middlebury Col- lege Gayle Marilyn Penk Gayle A Cappella Choir 2; Sr. High Chorus 3; G.A.A. 2-3; Intramurals 2-3; BB.L.A. 2-3, Treas. -3. Hobbies: Sports; Dancing. Goal: Private Secretary George Piazza Pizza Track 3-4; Baseball 2; Bowling 3-4; Rifle Club 3; Sr. Play Comm. 4. Hobbies: Cars; Hunting; Fishing. Goal: Accounting Silvia Lee Pols Syl Honor Society 4; ORIOLE | 4; Choraliers 2, 4; -Con- _ cert Choir, Vice-Pres. 3; Starlighters 3; Intramurals | 2; French Club 2-3, Sec- | Treas. 3; Medical Career | Club. Goal: Nursing: Dorothy Pelzer Dottie ORIOLE 4; Concert Choir 3: Choraliers 4; Intra- murals 2-4; Aquatic Club 2-4: General Crafts Club 3-4; Rifle Club 2; Good Will Comm. 3. Goal: Advertising Layout Sarah S. Phinney Sarah Honor Society 3-4; STAR 3; A Cappella Choir 2-3; Harmonites 2; Band 4: Orchestra 2-3; Charlatans 2; Intramurals 2-3. Goal: Oberlin College 4, rd Ao 4 e Marie Plass Mary Orchestra 3-4; Medical Career Club 3. Hobbies: Organ Playing; Dancing; Church Choir. Goal: Medical Librarian David J. Powers Chunker , Dave'' JV. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2-4; Varsity Baseball 3-4; Choraliers 3-4; Starlighters 3; Intra- murals 2; Spanish Club 2-3. Goal: Dartmouth College Janet Maria Pugliese Jan Jan F.B.L.A. 4; Intramurals Capt. 3; Modern Dance Club 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Guide. Hobbies: Swimming; Re- cord Collecting. Goal: Secretarial College Carol Ann Rafferty Carol ORIOLE 4; Cheerleader 2-4; G.A.A. 2-3; Canteen Council Sec. 4; Art Club 2-4; Sr. Play Comm. 4; S.A. Dance Comm. 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Goal: College Marjory Ann Reid Margie Honor Society 4; ORI- OLE 4; Songleader 4; Choraliers 3; Ae Choir Sec-Treas. 2: Band”, 2; G.A.A. 2-4, Treas. 4: Jr. Prom Comm. Chm. 3. Goal: St. Lawrence Un- iversity hah Harry Louis Rezzemini Chip u Transfer mes Albany Academy Rifle Club 3; Sr. Play Comm. 4. Hobbies: Mello-Men; Ski- ing; Music. Goal: Industrial Engineer- ing I yy Wy: Le ia ie Mary Lou Quay Lou ORIOLE 4; Choir 2; Intra- murals 2-3; Art Club 4; Bowling Club, Sec. 3; Sr. Play Comm. 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; S.A. Dance Comm. 3. Goal: Art Philip J. Rechnitzer Mel Varsity Swimming 2; Intramurals 2; Key Club 3-4; Rifle Club 2; Sr. Play’ Comm. 4. Hobbies: Cars; Hunting; Fishing. Goal: Liberal Arts Col- lege Paul Blasie Relyea Hot Rod Intramurals 2; Key Club 4; Current Affairs Club 4; Rifle Club 3. Hobbies: Cars; Reading Mysteries. Goal? Business Adminis- tration Milton Robert Rivenburgh Wilkie Varsity Football 3-4, Co- Capt. 4; Varsity Track 3-4; J.V. Baseball 2; Band 2-3; Audio Visual Club Vice-Pres. 4; Traffic Squad 4. Goal: Physical Education Arthur C. Roberts Artie , Art! J.V. Football 2; J.V. Base- ball 2; Varsity Baseball 3-4; Diving Club 2. Hobbies: Skiing; Hockey; Automobiles. Goal: Business Adminis- tration Clinton Richard Salisbury Clint JV. Baseball 2; Swim- ming Team Mgr. 3-4; Intramurals 2-4; Rifle Club Bs Hobbies: Boating; Water Skiing; Woodworking. Goal: Accountant Mary Ann Schiller Shil ' Choraliers 2-4; Char- latans 3; Intramurals 2-3; Student Council Allter- nate Rep. 3-4; Home- room Club Rep. 3; Sr. Play Comm 4; Guide 3-4. Goal: College Stuart Lo Sharpe Stu ORIOLE 4; J.V. Basket- ball 2; Varsity Basketball 4; Tennis 2-3; Audio Vis- ual Club 2-4; Slide -Rule Club 4; Photography Glib 2-3. Goal: Mechanical Eng- ineering Nancy Elizabeth Ryan Nanc | ORIOLE 4; Songleader 3; Choraliers 2-3; Orch- estra 2; Charlatans 2; Intramurals 2-4; Aquatic Club 4; Senior Play Comm. Chm. 4. Goal: Nursing Leslie Raymond Schelling Ray , Les Football 2-3; Swimming 2-4; Choir 2; Starlighters 3-4; Sr. Play Prod. Mar. 4; Intramurals 2-4; Rifle Clibs2) Goal: Syracuse School of Forestry Andrew Jay Schoonmaker Andy , Butch F.F.A. 2-4; Visual Aid 3-4: Shop Club 3; Rifle Club 2. Hobbies: Hunting; Fish- ing. Goal: Automoble Mech- anic Arthur Parker Sharron Parker J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3-4; Track 2-3; Choraliers 2-4; Star- lighters 2-4; Debate Club Pres. 4: Diving Club 2-3. Goal: Commercial Eng- ineering Wayne A. Sherman Wayne F.F.A. 2-3; Intramurals 2-4: Rifle Club 2. Hobbies: Cars; Horse- back Riding; Basketball; Baseball. Goal: Navy Anderson E. Smith Bull , Andy Slide Rule Club 4; Diving Clubs2s3: Hobbies: Rumblers Auto Club; Automobile Eng- ines; Hiking; Swimming. Goal: Forestry Carolann S. Smith Carol EBA Hobbies: Piano Playing; Roller Skating; Record Collecting. Goal: Secretary Lauren Smith Smitty Football 2-3: Baseball 2: Choir 2-4: Rifle Club 2. Hobbies: Cars; Working. Goal: Undecided Phyllis Ada Shoddy Phil FB.CAS 2, 4 Freee 4: Tumbling Club 3. Hobbies: Dancing; Skat- ing. Goal: Secretary Barbara Smith Barb Student Council 2-4, Sec. 4; Honor Society 4; STAR 3-4; ORIOLE 4; B.S.O. 3; Choraliers 2-4; Starlighters 2-4; Intra- murals 2. Goal: Elementary Teach- ing Edwin Collins Smith Smitty Concert Choir 4; Key Club 4; Current Events Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; Sr. Play Productions Comm. Chm. 4. Goal: Nicolas Jr. College Richard Stannard Dick ORIOLE 4; Varsity Swim- ming Team 3-4; Slide Rule Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Science Club 2; Diving Club 3. Goal: Electrical Enginee- ring Richard Earl Stout Dick Student Council 2, 4: Class. Pres. 3; Football 2-4: Baseball 2-3; Chora- liers 2. Goal: Amherst College Annette Tangora Annette Beta 2, 47.7 BLAS A. Hobbies: Music; Reading. Goal: Insurance Office Work NU Joan Eleanor Thatcher Thatch : Choir 2-3; GAA. 2-42! Intramurals 2-4; Aquati Club 2-4; French Club (Vv fe 2-3; Diving Club 3; Trad- ¥ G by ition Comm. 3; Daisy Mae, {4 Drag Comm. 3. U Goal: Psychology iy Elizabeth Jean Tinney Betty Honor Society 4; STAR 2-4, Editor 4; J.V. Cheer- leader 4; Varsity Sona- leader 2-3; Choir 2-3; G.A.A. 2-4; Canteen Council Pres. 3; Modern Dance 3-4. Goal: Journalism Joanne L. Strayer Jo Transfer From Reading, Pennsylvania ORIOLE 4; Aquatic Club 3-4; Modern Dance Club 3-4: Arts and Crafts Club 34-3 Jee Prom Comms Chins 3. Goal: Vermont Jr. Col- lege Mary F. Terwilliger Twig' B.S.O. 3-4; Concert Choir 3: G.A.A. 3-4; Intramurals 3-4; Aquatic Club 3-4; Tumbling Club 3-4; Sr. Play Comm. 4; Guide 4. Goal: College Robert Tilroe Bob Track 2-3; Choraliers 2-4; Starlighters 2-4; Canteen Council 3-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Charlatans 2-4; Inter-club Council Rep. 2; German Club 4. Goal: TV Production Robert Edward Tinney Bob J.V. Football 2-3; Varsity Track 2-4; Concert Choir 3-4: Choraliers 4; Char- latans 2-4; Sr. Play 4; Slide Rule Club 4. Goal: Drew University Glenda Gay Vadney Glen ORIOLE 4; Choir 2-3; G.A.A. 2-4; Intramurals 2-4: Class Flower, Color, Motto Comm. 2; Play- days 2-4. Goal: Cornell Sedo of Ag ricultypel hit K adhe 7 (a | OO ta a ee Jeanie Choraliers 2-4; G.A.A. 3-4; Charlatans 4; Intra- murals 2-4; Aquatic Club 2-4; Diving Club 3-4; Tumbling Club 2-4. Goal: Elementary Teach- ing Alan Scott Warner Scott JV. Baseball 2; Traffic Squad 4; Slide Rule Club 4; Sr. Play Comm. 4. Hobbies: Sports; Math. Goal: Engineering Jeanne Wensley Shorty Charlatans 2-4; Intra- murals 2; Spanish Club 3; Tumbling Club 2-3; Guide 3. Goal: Business ; c ee ee VA s V WY Mary Lou Vagele “Louie”, Lou F:B.L:A. 2-4, Sec. Se F.H.A. 2; Science Club 2; Class Flower, Color, Motto Comm. 2. Goal: Secretary Gale Edith Walter Gale Transfer From. Warwick Veterans’ Memorial, Rhode Island Charlatans 3; Class Offi- cers 4; Sr. Play Comm. 4. Hobbies: Bowling; Danc- ing. Goal: Medical Secretary Joan Francis Weiler Joan Choir -2-37 =GlA.A. 3-3 Marshall 4; Intramurals 2-4; Aquatic Club 2-3; French Club Sec.-Treas. 4; Spanish Club 2-4, Vice- Pres. 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Playdays 2-3. Goal: Psychology Helen Mariorie -_Whittam Helen Class Pres. 2; ORIOLE 4; Cheerlader, J.V. Capt. 3-4: Choraliers 3-4; Can- teen Council 3-4, Treas. 4: Charlatans Vice-Pres. 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Goal: Elementary Teach- ing Sally Ane Young | Sally | ORIOLE 4: Intramurals 2A; eopanish: club as. Photography Club 2; Good Will Comm. 4; Class Flower, Color, Motto Comm. 2; Sr. Play Comm. 4. ! Goal: Russell Sage Jr. | College Bernard George Williams Bernie™ JV. Football 2-3; Varsity Football 4; Track 2-4; Choir 2; Intramurals 2-4. Goal: Undecided Carol Ann Zeronda Carol French Club 4; Modern Dance Club 2; Home- making Club 3; Class Flower, Color, . Motto Comm. 2. Hobbies: Ice Skating; Tennis; Horseback Riding. - Goal: Business College George Ray Zabriskie George Band 2-4; Orchestra 3-4; Key Club 3-4; Chemistry Club 4. Hobby: Rythmaires. Goal: Engineering Franz Karl Zwicklbauer Franz , ‘Francois’ JV. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3; Senior Play 4; Slide Rule Club 4. Hobby: Sports. Goal: Air Force Pilot We visit the Capitol and meet Governor Harriman. ALMA MATER ELSMERE NEIGHBORHOOD 46 ANY BARGAINS TODAY? ol x (ae aa rl uu O 25 ww L uw —! a e Lu co —Y = Lt o Lu —_ = Pe = jan onl O THE FOUR-CORNERS | ro a POTENTIAL ENGINEERS THROUGH THE DOOR TO THE FUTURE 48 THE PLAZA = QS) ES mn) mH”) = | {.. QY ——— c= = JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES | Seated — S. Davenport-Treasurer, C. Dewey, D. Kunz-President, R. Lunden-Vice- President, J. Mack, J. Collison-Secretary. Standing — H. Anderson, J. Twichell, J. Tracey, M. Ingraham, K. Perkins. Class of 1959 Class colors — Light blue and black Class motto — He who searches finds Class flower — Forget-me-not JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES T. Willard, M. Josef, N. Korns, D. Crysler, P. Cooper, B. Martini, L. Shultes. HOMEROOM 24 Row | — E. Bonacker, J. Birnbaum, C. Adams, B. Allen, R. Argiris, D. Blair, K. Broughton, R. Armer, E. Ammenhauser, J. Cannon. Row 2 — S. Brown, M. Clancy, E. Ault, S. Balfoort, G. Harris, G. Champlin, H. Anderson, P. Cooper, D. Bradt, J. Collison. Row 3 — R. Carr, G. Baker, R. Birchenough, D. Cairns, C. Bartley, J. Kull- man, D. Allen, C. Carroll, F. Boehm, B. Coffey. HOMEROOM 25: Row | — C. Dewey, C. Everingham, J. Emmons, E. Evans, B. DeFlumer, B. DiNova, E. Crounse, B. Ehrcke. Row 2 — E. Felter, B. Emery, J. Dewey, J. Edsall, F. Kirch- ner, R. Contento, R. Conklin, R. Dunphy, D. Crysler. 52 HOMEROOM 27 Row | —R. Hanson, C. Hotaling, J. Glenck, S. Johnson, J. Johnson, S. Pohlman, J. Gallagher, B. Jones. Row 2 — T. Fritsch, B. Hoffman, E. Jansen, L. Gordon, S. Henry, F. Hill, M. Josef. Row 3 — B. Houghton, B. Hinkleman, S. Johnson, P. Jeffers, J. Flaherty, M. Ingraham, L. Habbel. - ' a HOMEROOM 28 Row | — C. Robinson, J. Lipschitz, K. McKean, D. Jordan, J. Lawson, R. Lang, A. Malpass, E. Leichenauer. Row 2 — J. Mason, M. Luck, J. Martin, N. Korns, J. Mack, D. Luther, E. Miller, R. Krackeler, W. Jones, W. Kinsley, B. Meyers, R. McDowell, A. Lamouree, R. Kemp, D. Jones, R. Lunden, E. McAllister, A. Kroms. HOMEROOM 29 Row | — B. Martini, C. Ruddle, C. Pratt, J. Murphy, S. Ochsner, B. Munson, K. Rappe, J. Noller. Row 2 — J. Montrose, A. Peckham, C. Perkins, S. Davenport, J. Prichard, E. Ogden, J. Muntz, E. Moore, E. Nickel. Row 3 — C. Murn, D. Potter, J. Montrose, D. Potter, R. Pullen, A. Pesez, R. Oakes, B. Powers, W. Osborn. SG? 2PL? etree ra scerereieeeeoesaeoameeioniecmrst Neti HOMEROOM 30 Row | — N. Skidmore, F. Stanley, E. Smith, S. Titus, C. Shea, C. Rock, B. Tommell, B. Scott, L. Shultes. Row 2 — G. Sloane, V. Rehbit, C. Rudolph, J. Tracey, |. Sheely, M. Scott, D. Smith, M. Tuzzolo, T. Rector. Row 3.— D. Terhune, L. Simmons, R. Schwartz, M. Regan, J. Zeh, R. Rourke, S. Ryan, R. Rarick, J. Snyder. HOMEROOM 31 Row | — J. Spain, S. Zautner, J. Wilson, B. Stanley, S. Williams, B. Vincent, A. Zitko, J. Wetmore, D. Van Apeldoorn, J. Wilcox, G. Wilber, D. Woehrmann. Row 2 — D. Zimmerman, J. Wiggers, D. Weatherholtz, G. Yaple, J. Twichell. Row 3 — P. Van Amerongen C. Wood, T. Wenzl, B. Wentrick, T. Willard, A. Winegard, J. Wood- ward, J. Van Hoesen, L. White. MEASURE ACCURATELY, KEVIN O. K. MR. PRUE? SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES Seated — T. Turner, B. Zeh, S. Engel, S$. Chesney — Treasurer, R. Salisbury — Presi- dent, M Freeman — Secretary, W. Hutchinson — Vice-President. Standing — R. Arnaud, D. Camp, B. Hayes, W. Outcalt, B. Sweet, B. McAlpin, L. McColl. Class of 1960 | Class colors — Scarlet and grey Class motto — Let us be judged by our deeds Class flower — Carnation . SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES L. Clough, J. Paige, J. Evans, S. Heidel, B. Flierl, S. Rothschild, W. Cooper. HOMEROOM I! Row | — M. Braun, C. Micare, J. Beach, N. Browne, J. Besemann, J. Alexander, B. Howe. Row 2 — D. Bird, M. Adams, L. Brownrigg, J. Berry, J. Broderick, L. Clough, R. Bates. Row 3 — P. Bromley, P. Andress, R. Arnaud, D. Brownell, R.,Bates, R. Barned, F. Blattberg, L. Galloway. HOMEROOM 14 Row | — C. Dorman, S. Clark, J. DiNova, P. Carney, M. Cahalane, C. Call, B. Cole burn, G. Burnham, P. Caparaso. Row 2 — J. Derby, K. Buess, W. Cooper, M. De Forest, M. Drautz, B. Dewell, A. Diefenbach, R. Cook, R. Cornell. Row 3 — J. Cox, R. Denney, D. Dryden, B. Clark, D. Carr, D. Doyle, D. Camp, R. Buechs, B. Carpenter. [HOMERQOM, 157 Row | —A. Feichtner, C. Foster, L. Ginsburg, M.,Gilmgre, C. Frasier, S. Engel, D. Dudley, J. McCormick. Row 2 — G. Finch} )J. Foster C) Fe rrandino, C. Fuller, K. Dunn, M. Freeman, W. Gaimlick. Row 3,,4,W fiteh, RY Flanigan, W. Engelhardt, G. Binley, B. Evans, D. Fordham, Wi), Gotffeliugh 7. (| | HOMEROOM 16 Row | — P. Howard, C. Haberer, C. Grenier, B. Habbel, S. Hawley, D. Houck, D. Erwin, N. Hall, N. Hinkel. Row 2 — B. Gypson, N. Hoffman, M. Hoffmeyer, R. Guyer, J. Evans, E. Jordan, N. Houck, A. Hehre, R. Hawley. Row 3 — J. Hodsoll, B. Hayes, R. Heidt, T. Gunn, A.Groves, L. Johnston, J. Jeram, D. Laird, R. Hawley. iL ee ae HOMEROOM 17 Row | — C. Carey, M. Johnson, M. Marsh, F. Mazzara, D. Richardson, T. Kohn, W. Hutchinson, S. Mason, S. Chesney. Row 2 — D. MacRae, L. McColl, F. Miller, M. Lenzenhuber, C. Liebich, R. Kelly, N. Knapp, R. Flierl. Row 3 — L. Loucks, R. Salis- bury, H. MacIntosh, R. Knapp, M. Kunz, B. Knickerbocker, P. Dorsey. HOMEROOM 18 Row | — C. Petreznik, P. Peairs, J. Nuzzo, K. Niles, P. Piazza, W. Outcalt, C. Oakley, K. Moore, K. Phillios. Row 2 — J. Quinn, L. Schaefer, J. Maxon, S. Heidel, H. Pos- selt, B. Potter, L. Ogden, S. Pillsbury. Row 3 — D. Myers, D. Moriarty, D. Paro, lat Parker, J. Nunzrato, A. Rao, O. Lundberg. HOMEROOM 19 Row | — M. Smith, S. Robinson, J. Smith, J. Seyboth, S. Storm, L. Roberts, M. Mc Hugh, E. Reynolds. Row 2 — G. Steeves, P. Sabol, R. Rider, L. Smith, D. Stamp, K. Smith, R. Ryan, B. Walsh. Row 3 — W. Stickler, R. Sweet, P. Scott, D. Shord, W. Prothero, T. Krantz, M. Rose, D. Roberts. | q q HOMEROOM 20 Row | — G. Traverse, D. Taylor, R. Taylor, C. Vagele, J. Thomas, L. Sutliff. Row 2 — B. Phear, D. Sullivan, S. Ruthman, A. Taber, J. Sutliff, N. Steere. Row 3 — C. Stuber, T. Turner, W. Tool, R. Ruthman, R. Tommell, K. Sutter. 60 HOMEROOM 21 Row | — D. Woehrmann, B. Wisenburn, J. Wood, W. Wawrousek, S. Rothschild, V. Lowe, R. Verstandig, B. Zeh, C. VanNess. Row 2 — G. Waldenmaier, D. Zukowski, M. Zimmerli, L. Way, A. Puspurs, W. Wriston, R. Williams, T. Washburn, T. Walden- maier. Row 3 — R. Whitbeck, P. Wenger, R. Woodside, L. Weatherwax, J. Wiley, B. Stout, W. Wendell, R. Tauss, D. VanHoesen. BUSY BEAVERS 6| Dice O Ta aee etre ete meee meee Ne ee, tM ben ts auc eat ae te us Mins alas George Chesbro SOMES is Cape ey eee ade ee Te pane Rie Pn es Bn a James McColl SOTERA at lie eae PS a ore aca Ric Stree cane Res Se cn cr eae Barbara Smith ECSU SC aoe eRe a AO he ee ECan RoR cern cee tone tes Roger Clough Jes IESG) 88 oui © Ol el 9 eset ys iNet coiled at Maen ih ia mee A eee econ Miss Hobby A successful magazine drive, which provided funds for initiating a student ex- change program with a foreign nation, was the crowning achievement of this year's Student Council. Student Council Seated: M. Carr, B. Smith, R. Clough, G. Chesbro, J. McColl, Miss Hobby, J. Feicht- ner. Standing: row | — S. Rothschild, B. Martini, N. Korns, L. Clough, J. Evans, S. Heidel, M. Cooper, J. Paige, P. O'Hara, B. North, T. Krantz, E. Bohnet. Row 2 — W. Cooper, T. Willard, M. Joseph, D. Crysler, C. Olson, R. Stout, B. Flierl, L. Shultz, S. Easton. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Honor Society Weeks of planning and studying by the Honor So- ciety culminated in the in- duction of new members to carry on the traditional ser- vice activities of the organ- ization. James McColl Sarah Phinney Nancy McConnell Mary Lee Carr Seated: J. Carvill, N. McConnell, S. Phinney, M. Carr, P. Dunn, J. McColl. Stand- ing: C. Olson, S. Parker, B. Tinney, E. Killion, E. Newell, M. Reid, B. North, S. Pols, B. Smith, L. Lawson, R. Clough. Seated: A. Peckham, D. Kunz, D. Hunter, S. Davenport, E. Tinney, J. Collison, N. Korns, J. Gallager, D. Schwartz. Standing: J. Muntz, F. Boehm, M. McHugh, B. Kinsley, B. North, J. Flaherty, M. Carr, S. Burlingame, E. Killion, E. Newell, C. Shea, Mr. Lambert, D. Smith, Mrs. Kraft, C. Adams. Especially popular parts of the Star, like the ‘Senior Sketches and ''Potpourri ’, have helped to make each publication a welcome event, while the ‘Corridor Com- ments'' guarantee a smile. Betty Tinney Assistant Editor Elaine Killion Copy Editor Susan Davenport News Editor Mary Lee Carr Feature Editor Shirley Burlingame Advisers Mrs. Kraft Mr. Lambert B. North, G. Briginshaw. Miss Skevington, Adviser, and Pat Dunn, Editor. a Row | — S. Cline, H. Whittam, B. Johnson, P. Dunn, K. Kirchner, S. Pols, G. Hand, C. Rafferty. Row 2 — L. Basch, R. Clough, L. Day, J. Kirkman, J. Carvill, S. Young, S. Parker, J. Strayer, M. Quay. Row 3 — J. McColl, G. Vadney, M. Reid, D. Pelzer, Oriole Flashbulbs, top-secret de- cisions, meetings, hard work and long hours — all have played an important role for the members of the ORIOLE Staff in producing this year- book. Lon. Sie ART STAFF AND TYPISTS Seated — G. Vadney, K. Kirchner, J. Kirkman, C. Rafferty — Art Editor, P. Dunn. Standing — S. Cline, J. Strayer, L. Day, D. Pelzer, S. Young, M. Quay — Art Editor. ADVERTISING STAFF Row | — Miss Quinn, M. Gifford, W. Clark, B. North, E. Climenko, B. Smith. Row 2 — L. Lawson, R. Obach, D. Cornelius, C. Kuhn, P. O'Hara, N. Ryan, S. Sharpe, R. Stannard. Seated — G. Yaple, R. Lunden, R. Schwartz, R. Clough, C. Olson, A. Hamm. Stand- ing — R. Birchenough, J. Woodward, S. Murphy, B. Hinkleman, F. Kirchner, A. Wine- gard, R. Tinney, B. Meyers. Key Club Every morning has seen Key Club members raising our school flag; every week- end has found them collecting tickets at basketball and football games; and The Kiwanis Club appreciates their help in the Cancer Drive. WOODWORKING Row | — E. Jordan, S. Williams, J. Beach, C. Van Ness, E. Bonacker, S. Pohlman, J. Lawson, B. Ehrcke, B. Jones. Row 2 — S. Robinson, C. Ruddle, S. Legg, M. Ter- williger, C. Robinson, N. McConnell, D. LeFevre, L. Maercklin, S. Phinney, L. Her- chenroder, B. Munson. Row 3 —N. Knapp, E. Jansen, E. Reynolds, J. Harris, L. Gordon, B. Stanley, J. Wiggers, B. Potter, E. Ault, A. Peckham, A. Zitko. Bethlehem Service Organization Entertaining the children at Albany Hospital and Neighborhood House was not only fun for the children, but for B. S. O. members as well. Their holiday gifts to an area family were equally appreciated. Prestclenit tien eat cenare ce Nancy McConnell F VicesPreside nthe tc-cc. ccpoe tees Dianne LeFevre SECTOtary ite meets tre see nae Linda Maercklin Treasurer’ cemee eek Christine Robinson 69 Adviserseattctitasccheee nor Miss Knowles Mrs. North FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 2 — D. Terhune, T. Walden- maier, W. Gimlick, H. MacIntosh, L. Loucks, T. Fritz, Mr. Terhune, P. Andress. Row | — W. Jackson, P. Kleinke, D. Tommell. MEDICAL CAREER CLUB Standing: C. Kuhn — Secretary-Treasurer, L. McColl, D. Le Seated: M. Johnson. Fevre-President, C. Call, S. Burlingame, C. Grenier, M. Marsh. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row | —C. Bohok, E. Miller, R. Argiris, Miss Wagner, B. Scott, D. Blair, M. Degen, B. Johnson, B. Vincent, F. Stannard. Row 2 — C. Parisi, P. Shoddy, M. Amodeo, M. Luck, M. Houck, P. Woehrmann, J. Prichard, D. Houck, J. McMillen. COME TO THE CARNIVAL 7 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Row | —L. Ginsburg, B. Leichenauer, E. Crounse, B. DeFlumer, J. Murphy, B. DiNova. Row 2 — C. Parisi, J. Pugliese, P. Shoddy, Mrs. Milham, E. Nickel — Treasurer, B. Tommell — Vice-President, B. Scott — President, S. Balfoort — Secretary, S. Johnson. Row 3 — G. Champlin, P. Woehrmann, B. Wisenburn, B. Carr, R. Oakes. F.B.L.A. ASSEMBLY F.B.L.A. TEA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated: B. Stanley, E. Nickel — Secretary, M. Chenault — President, C. Robinson — Vice-President, E. Ault — Treasurer, Mrs. North. Standing: Mrs. Salisbury, J. Mason, B. Allen, P. Carney, L. Parker, E. Jansen, S. Brown, B. DeFlumer, C. Ruddle, J. Sey- both, G. Traverse, Mr. Brooks. i £- SES ORT ra. HELP! ee fl ree o : Were cePecrer CLUB SPANISH P. Carney, C. Call, R. Armer, J. Wiley. EOL ONT NAPE FRENCH CLUB J. DiNova, C. Burlingame, S. Engel, Miss Palumbo, E. Bonacker, J. Gray, B. Meyers, J. Stevens. Charlatans From a ‘Marriage Pro- posal in ancient Russia to Freudian dream_interpreta- tion, from the wise Portia to the foolish Ophelia of When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet some of the Charlatans sported with comedy in their spring production. Row | — J. Birnbaum, J. Gray, R. Tilroe, S. Balfoort. Row 2 — L. Brownrigg, M. Pfief, J. Alexander. Row 3 — L. Allan, J. Van Pelt, K. Rappe, .R. Guyer, S. Engel. Row 4 — R. Irish, P. Wenger, J. Wilson, R. Fauss, W. Jackson. oe ss pixie Civ ment am te ee ee Ree James Gray Vice-president: c.utarercse.5, ees Robert Tilroe SEGKO LAE Vere ae heen Jinx Birnbaum 75 Treastren iss eee Susan Balfoort Achy isan’ at aut Arie arte Miss Ginsburg DEBATE CLUB Standing — W. Prothero. Row | —N. Stecker, R. Cease, D. Fordham, T. Alexander. Row 2 — S. Rothschild, J. Seyboth, D. Hartley, H. Possett. Row 3 — Mr. Bain, R. Tauss. CURRENT AFFAIRS CLUB Standing — J. Mason - President, R. Schwartz. Row | — M. Cahalane, R. Dewell, B. Knickerbocker. Row 2 — Mr. Bain, J. Dewey. YORKER CLUB D. Dudley, R. Sweet, C. Van Ness, R. Tauss, M. Johnson, S. Clark, M. Smith, D. Ford- ham. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB B. Smith, Mr. Kullman, R. Knox, C. Carroll, J. Coleman, W. Osborn - President. SLIDE RULE CLUB Standing: F. Zwicklbauer, R. Casey, R. Llope, S. Sharpe. Seated: Mr. Hall - adviser, John Chesser. ae SKI CLUB Row | — M. Terwilliger, W. Outcalt, L. McColl, L. Simmons - President, Mr. Brown, T. Turner, P. Reid, C. Carroll, D. Zimmerman, G. Joyce. Row 2 — M. Freemon, V. Lowe, K. Niles, C.,Burlingame, B. Simmonds, C. Liebich, S. Heidel, C. Foster, S. Legg, W. Wawrousek, J. Thomas. Row 3 — B. Stout, D. Cornelius, W. Wendell, R. Salis- bury, R. Birchenough, W. Osborn, S. Pols, S. Parker, P. Cowing, S. Crandell, J. Paige, R. Taylor. BOWLING TEAM Row | — T. Rudolph, O. Lundberg, “Bates, T. Washburn, B. Meyers. Row 2 — D. Roberts, A. Pesez, B. otic) . Evans, R. Birchenough, R. Stickler. es PAG x ee aN STi MUS anTt te JAZAASD 7 DOD % fast : ° (al - Se geeys Fed ES ee Y ? BOWLING CLUB Row | — O. Lundberg, B. Meyers, R. Obach, T. Rudolph, R. Cooke, S. Finch, R. Dap- son, P. Bremley, R. Krackeler, W. Osborn, D. Roberts, R. Stickler, M. Degen. Row 2 — S. Ochsner, B. Houghton, R. Hawley, D. Pigors, R. Bates, D. Labrum, B. Wentrick, Mr. Collis, A. Pesez, W. Evans, J. Sutliff, R. Bates, D. Moak, A. Diefenbach, R. Birch- enough, W. Engelhardt, T. Washburn. BIOLOGY CLUB Mr. Kaslauskas, B. McAlpin, J. Maxon, R. Guyer, B. Clark, R. Duell, T. Washburn. CHEMISTRY CLUB P. Jeffers, J. Flaherty, F. Kirchner, D. Smith, R. Krackeler, A. Winegard, Mr. Prue. 80 TRAFFIC OFFICERS Standing: L. Basch, S. Warner, R. Rivenburgh, P. Kleinke, R. Tilroe. Seated: D. Cor- nelius - head, G. Kampher, R. Linstruth. TECHNICAL SERVICE ORGANIZATION Seated: L. Sutliff, R. Rivenburgh — Vice-President, L. Basch - President. Standing: Mr. Ganeles, F. Boehm, S. Murphy, J. Edsall, G. Miller, J. McColl, C. Carroll, D. Pigors, A. Coffey. 8| TIME TO CHANGE THE NEWS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Row | — S. Cline, G. Boyce, H. Whittam, R. Tilroe, D. Smith, E. Climenko, E. Mikol, B. Johnson. Row 2 —A. Feichtner, J. Johnson, B. Knickerbocker, N. Houck, J. Spain, L. Gordon, J. Berry, R. Stout, W. Prothero, R. Armer, S. Clark, C. Ruddle. Canteen Council The Canteen Council's sponsorship of a dance after every basketball game and after the Pep Rally has succeeded in making the Canteen — not the streets — a favorite place for leisure time activities. President wha ute Pe wis emi eee 7a wn Nec nik cee eee ee Robert Tilroe Mico PRosicetrt Bees rice, Simcha aun tN Neches Ee tid Gary Boyce SEGKET AR Verne ne nr we ear Ne catia csetl divs cn aha Carol Rafferty TROASUN OL Ae: Mette, Social LUN on Ree ee ete cee ae Helen Whittam | JE 3 A in ewe ag SNE dng, , fC i MA! THE NEW MAID FROM BOSTON — SHE'S GOING BACK TO BOSTON. SENIOR PLAY Abby had a hard time keeping her picture and her secrets safe from the greedy and prying Haggett family, and Dr. Haggett had equal difficulties with his money- mad wife and his marriage-hungry daughters; however, the excellent cast of The Late Christopher Bean did credit to Sydney Howard's famous play. CASI iid oe Kafe (oo pn meet cet lee ne he MRM Ren mesa ered get IL Pie cam Roa Woe Yt Robert Tinney Susan, Hadgeth et. wae Sennen a teen ee ee me seta Sandra Crandell Alb bys tit oe 0 ores ar tcc tac ete ciee etre ade een ea a Dianne Le Fevre MirstolagGetticaty ac ore cieteie tote ec ie ie aa eee eeenten, pt emer Linda Lugg Ada Haggett (icin: wena bs gic ae ont eee naan Wk eae: Mary Gifford Warren, Creamertic’: 4.cgate geet su ctel nn eel ee ENN, 0, are John Chesser Pallant ....... RN See ete ea ig PEN a) UAE behtys De io, ean pee am Gordon Miller ROSEN -.winkeactinacesid: eee ae epee eM aia Eee nace ai Mee epen ty drank William Jackson Davenbork crccatenecsstadschlesgt tues ancien oa ces ceed ani mee eet, Franz Zwicklbauer 84 BEHIND THE SCENES I'M THE BEST BET FOR MARRIAGE IN THIS WHOLE COUNTRY. 85 GUIDES Seated: M. Terwilliger, S. Legg, J. Thatcher, L. Burton, J. Joyce, M. Quay, A. Apple- gate, R. Domenico, M. Hazell. Standing: D. Cornelius, K. Broughton, J. Carvill, N. Ryan, S, Crandell, J. Strayer, L. Ippolito, S. Cline, P. Cowing, G. Hand, M. Schiller, M. Reid. Fissaladir | FRENCH CLUB SELL PIZZA AT THE CARNIVAL! MORE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 86 S ex MELODREAMERS Row | — B. Gypson — accompanist, S. Hawley, J. Beach, S. Clark, J. Mack, W. Out- calt, S. Pohlman, B. Munson. Row 2 — N. Houck, S. Mason, E. Ammenhauser, J. Berry, M. Pfief, C. Robinson, J. Murphy. Row 3 — S. Chesney, J. Paige, C. Shea, J. Wiggers, J. Collison, A. Zitko, J. Spain. STARLIGHTERS Row | —N. Korns, C. Ruddle, S. Williams, S. Crandell, E. Killion - accompanist, B. Smith, B. Meyers, J. Gray, D. Moak, P. Sharron, J. Chesser, B. Johnson, M. Clancy, S. Burlingame, W. Clark, L. Lugg, E. Newell, H. Whittam, E. Bonacker. Row 2 — B. Stanley, A. Peckham, L. Parker, R. Irish, A. Winegard, L. Gorden, L. Day. Le ee RI Ae, NTE DIY A eet oh tee wey ny ott Beverly Simmonds Vice-Presidentesityatnt ce. ’aue seared y. heehee a cee ee age Susan Heidel Secretarys] PeASUROE: Soda drocoadetassls heehee teen ma eS eee Dorothy Luther ANCCOMPAMNISTS, -sraccsee faba Seta gaat ioe irae tata en ere eee ee Barbara Smith Concert Choir Susan Williams Melodies from Walk Hand in Hand , ''The Messiah , and The Creation heard outside the auditorium throughout the year indicated that the Concert Choir was hard at work preparing for the Christmas Festival and the Spring Concert. SOPRANO AND ALTO SECTIONS TENOR AND BASS SECTIONS Bre en eee ee ee ee gr a UN, aaa wikionigtes cask aod ta Ror. Nancy McConnell WE SEE Se Cine athe DRIES Cae 9) NAR NOM BU Oats th Ok EO Shirley Burlingame DECEStAy tne acu Ol er merge ure eemers Fh Fe gece cot, Mutha twaeobsistnsounee Marilyn Abele Foote Rif ELUM UIRS vo. oshae PI eres Re PRN ROD ch ao Barbara Smith Choraliers Susan Williams Melodies of the many songs the Choraliers sang for school and community aud- iences are pleasant memories mingling with that of a very snowy trip to Union College, where they presented a joint concert with Nott Terrace High School. SOPRANO AND ALTO SECTIONS = a cums SS BS RE RE, ACCRA A AAG OO, TE ae a | ee ee ee ee ee ee ¢4 re ae ve i ¢ 4 . , ‘ tC. SP i ie Ste SA Bs BR 8 i Be 8 i Ae ai a Sa ORCHESTRA Row | — L. Day, R. Rider, S. Pohlman, J. Beach, D. Hunter, N. Korns, L. Shultes. Row 2 — L. Lugg, M. Chenault, D. Jordan, B. Potter, L. Lawson, A. Zitko, S. Bur- lingame, C. Burlingame. Row 3 — B. Meyers, B. Coffey, G. Binley, E. Killion, L. Ginsburg, M. Pfief, Mr. Harris, S. Williams, J. Collison, B. Howe. DELMAR NEIGHBORHOOD 90 Row | — E. Killion, B. North, P. Dunn, R. Barned, J. Nuzzo, S. Phinney, J. McColl, L . Lawson. Row 2 — S. Parker, E. Ammenhauser, F. Blackburn, J. Broderick, J. Lawson, bw M. Freeman, C. Burlingame, S. Burlingame, J. Quinn, B. Phear, K. Dunn. Row 3 —- W. Wendell, L. McColl, S. Heidel, E. Ogden, S. Martinage. Row 4 — L. Ginsburg, : M. Hoffmeyer, K. Niles, M. Smith, Mr. Matthew, B. Coffey, W. Evans, W. Kinsley, B’ aed Meyers, A. Winegard, G. Binley, M. Adams, S. Balfoort, C. Everingham. 4) uv 9 ) zs ee SLINGERLANDS SHOPPING AREA 91 COMMUNITY LUTHERAN CHURCH DELMAR METHODIST CHURCH CONCERT CHOIR Christmas Festival The Community Christmas Festival reminded us that ''Still there is a Bethlehem. The pageant dramatized the hope and happiness brought by the birth of Christ, and the modern play showed that this hope is still with us. Songs by the musical organi- zations expressed the community Christmas spirit, as did the White Christmas gifts to less fortunate people in our own community and throughout the world. THE PAGEANT jag s@hgg ty8%:.’ REVLULORADUOUEEOOOOTONIG! ee THE CONCERT CHOIR STARLIGHTERS Spring Concert tions of Bethlehem Central. The Spring Concert of 1957 climaxed a winter of preparation for the musical organiza igi se OI ee ORCHESTRA EE OR RSE ORES RSE Re FOOTBALL TEAM Row | — R. Salisbury, D. Carr, B. Williams, R. Linstruth, P. Sharron, M. Gainor, J. McColl - co-captain, R. Rivenburgh - co-captain, R. Llope, R. Stout, V. Rehbit, J. Van Hoesen, A. Kroms, M. Josef. Row 2 — Coach Guerrera, Coach Smalling, J. Stevens- manager, G. Yaple - manager, A. Christie, P. Dorsey, R. Lunden, T. Willard, J. Mon- trose, D. Allen, E. Steere, D. Paro, D. Jones, T. Krantz, M. Scott, R. Pullen, Coach Lephart, Coach Farrell. -FIRST STRING Line — R. Lunden, J. McColl, P. Dorsey, M. Gainor, E. Steere, R. Rivenburgh, D. ‘Jones. Quarterback — D. Allen. Backfield — T. Willard, J. Montrose, R. Llope. 97 As Bob Rivenburgh (84) blocks for him, speedy Dick Llope (00) is bound to gain yard- age against Saratoga. FAIR IS FOUL AND FOUL IS FAIR. 98 DRIVING TACKLE! VARSITY FOOTBALL Although the 1957 Eagles suffered two humiliating defeats in the opening of the season, they earned the respect of everyone in our Town by regaining real foot- ball spirit and going undefeated for the rest of the season. This year the team shared the co-championship of the Western Division of the Eastern Scholastic Con- ference with Saratoga. Much of the credit for the ‘Cinderella story goes to the Savage, ' known to all as Coach Guerrera; and to his assistants, Donald Farrell, Clarence Lephart, and Norbert Smalling. Columbia 14 Bethlehem 7 Albany Academy 35 Bethlehem 0 Bethlehem 19 Mechanicville 7 Bethlehem 6 Johnstown 6 Bethlehem 24 Saratoga 6 Bethlehem 19 | Scotia 19 Bethlehem 13 Draper 7 J. V. FOOTBALL This year the J. V. Football team had a very good season with an undefeated schedule. Defeating Hudson, Columbia, Academy, Colonie, Albany High and Draper, the team showed the football spirit and know-how that promises to make next year's ball club another contender for the Championship. 29. FINISH CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM G. Wilber, R. Casey, R. Clough, T. Wenzel, S. Rithman, A. LaFontaine, Coach Berberich, D. Foss, D. Camp, H. Flierl. 100 Swimming Team This year the swimming team had the best record since this sport was organized in BCSHS in 1954. They won eleven meets, lost only one, tied two, and scored first place out of fourteen schools in the Colgate Invitational Relay Championships. While piling up these impressive statistics, the team broke a total of fifty-seven pool and school records. This impressive number of records was made by free- style whiz Spencer Ryan; breaststroker Dick Llope; butter- fly breaststroker and captain, George Chesbro; diver, Dean Allen; backstroker, Sam Hazleton; freestyler, Art Taber; freestyler, Ben Berry; and backstroker, Karl Sutter. The team earned the season's record through strength and depth in every event. Through hard work on the part of every swimmer, each one has improved through- out the year. The team was coached by Mr. Lephart. Row | — S. Hazelton, R. Llope, B. Berry, G. Chesbro, Coach Lephart. Row 2 — D. Allen, S. Ryan, A. Taber, D. Cornelius. Row 3 — S. Murphy, manager; C. Sutter, A. Ryan, G. Steves, B. McAlpin. 10] VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM oe COACH FARRELL AND Row | — S. Sharpe, K. Lake, R. Clough, D. Chrysler. Row 2 — R. Schwartz, mana- ger; J. Montrose, P. O'Hara, R. Casey, R. Lunden, T. Willard, G. Murphy, A. George, D. Powers, L. Shultes, Coach Farrell. . Varsity Basketball The varsity basketball team has had a very successful season. After winning three consecutive ball games, the squad lost three heartbreakers in a row, then completed the regular season with fanfare by defeating Colonie, Columbia, Guilderland, and Aca- demy. By virtue of this 14-3 season, the team shared the co- championship of the Capital District League with Van Rensselaer. The team had exceptionally fine balance and reserve strength both on defense and offsense. Every one of the starting five was high scorer for at least one game, and their fine defense de- moralized the opposing teams, who could neither make their own shots count, nor prevent one of our players from scoring. The outside positions were filled by Captain Roger Clough, Dave Powers, and Jim Montrose. Rog Casey and Tom Willard worked under the bucket. When the need arose, the outside positions were taken over by Phil O'Hara, Don Crysler, Stu Sharpe, Ken Lake, and Larry Shultes. Reinforcement under the bucket came from George Murphy, Almer George, and Bob Lun- den. This year's team was the sixth consecutive championship team coached by Mr. Farrell. 102 J. V. Basketball The junior varsity basketball team hada very successful season. A record of thirteen wins and only three losses showed that in future years they will be good material from which to build championship teams. The team was coached by. Mr. Norbert Smalling. Row | — D. Cornell, H. Flierl, Coach Smalling, R. Conklin, L. Habbel. Row 2 — P. Jeffers, manager; R. Flanigan, T. Krantz, R. Salisbury, E. Steere, D. Jones, D. Paro, D. Brownell, P. Scott, R. Dewell, P. Dorsey, M. Ingraham, R. Schwartz, manager. DICK AND COACH SMALLING Will soars for the boards against Schuyler. BCHS BCHS BCHS BCHS BCHS BCHS BCHS BCiAS BCHS BCHS BCHS BCHS BCHS BCiis BCHS BCHS BCHS Dongie firing up the boys. Varsity Basketball BO ee Sealer stiches ah tones eee ae at ober Guilderland BT ae lcd idee Ps ie ne ee cet ee en eee Milne FA se eG ee Sytes AUS Deck Renee Tn ee alla ee en Colonie Se Mate rit Se nM eser ee Rereite REN Yon vl Van Rensselaer i RR) Meena Peet wer pees meet Goan Shenendehowa By i Me i 5 de ra, Ree Be ee re eee Columbia y 10 emanate bar eram ere Sener nee Rese Albany Academy Ae fo plvusdkec estore Hh osRit coh devant TRA OR tcletnsy SEA co Troy UE Re Tit PERAM Tho eta CY Rane Ee Mice Al Milne 2 Me Set RRNA Biers itis We Meter ne oieetira ae Troy 5 lig Sh kere oe hen Ss Oates Dense ke nrc ae Van Rensselaer AAS. toe eV he OOS E Racca ee eee Philip Schuyler ed Aa aay Be ARE as Cercle eee Shenendehowa BO tia at eat Pare ee See a) oe Rn eRe Colonie 57 ML fe eee ine RI ke NRE OER ood Columbia EB eh Gece lal 6 ee gia edge a Pane gee Guilderland BS Scie ve ane ee Albany Academy 4| 6 6 27 49 44, 38 4| 45 40 59 59 53 5! 46 49 62 ss ATHLETICS We believe in athletics as an important part of the school physical education program. We be- lieve that the experience of playing athletic games should be a part of the education of all children and youth who attend school in the United States. Participation in sound athletic programs, we believe, contributes to health and happiness, physical skill and emotional maturity, social competence and moral values. We believe that cooperation and competi- tion are both important components of Amer- ican life. Athletic participation can help teach the values of cooperation as well as the spirit of competition. Educational Policies Commission N.E.A. ‘ Guided by Murf's unerring arm, the ball flies home. - What? Me worry? VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Row | — C. Olson, F. Zwicklbauer, J. Van Hoeson, A. Roberts, J. Montrose, R. Loveland, B. Emery. Row 2 — L. Shultes, manager; D. Van Pelt, M. Balo, D. Martin, J. Kampfer, D. Marsh, C. Carroll, mana- ger; Coach Allison. Baseball 1957 Last year's baseball team had an extremely “hard luck season. Beset by weak hitting, errors, and injuries, the team completed the season with a. two win, eight loss record. Captain of the team was Jack Kampfer. The team was coached by Mr. Allison. The J. V. team, coached by Mr. Farrell, enjoyed a six win, two loss season. Row | — R. Stout, W. Kinsley, G. Sloan, R. Rarick, M. Josef, M. Ingra- ham, A. Kroms. Row 2 — Coach Farrell, R. Hinkleman, E. McAllister, C. Rudolf, M. Scott, W. Palmer, J. Tracy, A. Pesez, T. Fritz. Row | —-C. Talcott, Do Kunz, V. Rehbit, M. Josef, G. Piazza, F. Hill, R. Hawley, J. Woodward - manager. Row 2 — Coach Berberick, R. Sweet, B. Williams, A. Smith, L. Johnson, D. Moriarty, P. Jones, A. Winegard - manager. The beginning of the end eae Wrestling Team You wouldn't roll over? Then here goes your arm! GOLF TEAM Coach Lephart, D. Beach, D. Cairns, D. Allen, L. Shultes, R. Casey. TRACK AND EIELD TEAM Row | — B. Meyers, R. Linstruth, J. McColl, R. Irish, M. Gainor, R. Riven- burgh, R. Llope, J. Behan, R. Kessell, T. Wenzel, V. Rehbit. Row 2 — R. Tinney - manager, R. Robinson, B. Williams, N. Fancher, D. Linnan, J. Heidel, E. Boardman, J. Busick, T. Willard, R. Lunden, F. Kirchner, G. Piazza, Coach Berberich. TENNIS TEAM J. Twichell, R. Schwartz, F. Boehm, D. Foss, G. Wilbur, Coach Camp. G.A.A. OFFICERS M. Reid-Treasurer, B. North- President, B. Tinney - Vice- President, P. Dunn - Secre- tary. G. A.A. Seated — J. Wiggers, J. Martin, L. Lawson, M. Degen, B. North, P. Dunn, B. Tinney, G. Vadney, C. Kuhn, M. Terwilliger, B. Jones. Standing — B. Munson, P. Cooper, J. Collison, J. Van Pelt, M. Reid, N. Korns, M. Clancy. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Zeh, R. Taylor, E. Tinney, H. Whittam, M. Zimmerli, W. Hutchinson. Cheerleaders and Songleaders The Cheerleaders and Songleaders have played an important part in the athletic phase of the school life this year through their novel pep assemblies, selling refresh- ments to thirsty spectators at home basketball games, and most important, cheering the teams to victory. JUNIOR VARSITY SONGLEADERS M. Reid, W. Clark, S. Hawley. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. Burton, C. Rafferty, R. Domenico, R. Armer, B. Bohnet, E. Newell. VARSITY SONGLEADERS K. Rappe, S. Pohlman, HOCKEY PLAYDAY TEAM Row | — L. Roberts, D. Jordan, N. Korns, N. Houck, D. Taylor, M. Clancy, J. Martin, S. Hawley, L. Lawson, B. Jones. Row 2 — M. Gilmore, M. E. Freeman, B. Simmonds, J. Maxon, N. Knapp, H. Anderson, S. Heidel, J. Van Pelt, B. Martini, A. Malpass. Row 3 — K. Niles, L. McColl, E. Tinney, G. Vadney, B. Stanley, B. North, L. Clough, E. Evans, S. Clark, B. Munson. j x : t Hf VOLLEYBALL PLAYDAY TEAM Row | — S. Heidel, G. Vadney. Row 2 — M. Gilmore, A. Malpass, E. Tinney, J. Martin, M. Clancy, N. Korns, H. Anderson, J. Maxon, J. Van Pelt, L. McColl, C. Burlingame, B. Jones, B. Munson. BASKETBALL PLAYDAY TEAMS Row | — L. Lawson, A. Malpass, C. Burlingame, J. Gallagher, W. Wawrousek, J. Beach, D. Jordan, M. Gilmore, S. Hawley. Row 2 — E. Tinney, W. Weatherholtz, L. McColl, N. Korns, B. North, J. Martin, J. Van Pelt, S. Burlingame, M. Clancy. Row 3 — B. Martini, G. Vadney, D. Taylor, B. Stanley, C. Shea, H. Anderson, J. Maxon, S. Heidel, B. Simmonds, N. Knapp. THE HOCKEY FIELD AQUATICS Row | — P. Piazza, J. Thomas, J. Lawson, C. Liebich; J. Nuzzo, M. Adams, W. Wawrousek, J. Martin. Row 2 — L. Lawson, L. McColl, B. Simmonds, M. Freeman, L. Clough, A. Malpass, M. Terwilliger, S. Legg, S. Engel. Row 3 — J. Van Pelt, S. Williams, N. Ryan, J. Paige, P. Cooper, J. Collison, B. Martini, E. Ogden, B. Jones, B. Munson, N. Korns, M. Clancy, Miss Stafford. Row 4 — J. Berry, K. Kirchner, C. Moore, J. Noller, J. Mack, A. Feichtner, J. Wiggers, J. Wilson. Aquatic Club The busy members of the Aquatic Club have certainly enjoyed themselves this year practising various water stunts, designing and making water costumes, and pre- senting two very enjoyable aquatic shows — ''Hodge Podge and Night and Day. 114 Alma Mater Near the mountain's silent splendor And the Hudson wide: Nobly stands our Alma Mater Filling us with pride. Sing the praise of Bethlehem Central, Fight to bring her fame, Conquer all who dare to challenge; Glorify her name. Though we pass outside her portals When our days are through, Orange and Black, her grand old colors, We will honor you. Sing the praise of Bethlehem Central, Fight to bring her tame; Conquer all who dare to challenge, Glority her name. Alfred Lawrence Marston ‘36 pote ae meta cba tiene ag NOS te epsom eae er a ATA oa alae i ig = a APPLEBEE FUNERAL HOME, INC. 403 Kenwood Ave. Delmar BABY TOWNE BAILEY'S GARAGE C. M. Grover GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Everything for the Nursery Electric and Acetylene Welding Brakes and Ignition Service Tel. 9-4445 24 Hour Service Dial 9-1446 15 Delaware Plaza Elsmere, N. Y. Ceieced Rood Hamers Nay: BAMER McDOWELL, INC. Compliments of 32 Central Ave., Albany, N. Y. Phone 4.1347 BETHLEHEM COOPERATIVE FREEZE LOCKERS INC. Artistic and Builder's Hardware’ Compliments and Best Wishes from BOULEVARD CAFETERIA 198 Central Avenue Albany, N. Y. iene D. Jeoney Sons 117 MARIE D. BROOKS Real Estate and Insurance Call 9-1925 409 Delaware Ave. CALSO LARRY'S AUTO SERVICE “LUBRICATION SPECIALISTS 2! YEARS Ignition Parts — Mufflers Compliments of Larry Welter Alumni of 1939 ‘Floor Covering Specialists” (Lark (erpet 52 Sheridan Ave., Albany 1, N. Y. ADDISON J. CLARK TEL 5-3418 Delmar, N. Y. Turn Your Insurance Problems Over To Us RALPH S. BUTLER SONS, INC. General Insurance Delmar's Largest Insurance Agency 252 Delaware Ave., Delmar, N. Y. Phone 9-4581 CASLON PRESS Printers 125 Adams Street Delmar, N. Y. THE COFFEE SHOP LUNCH — ICE CREAM MAGAZINES — CIGARS 283 Delaware Ave., Delmar, N. Y. F. F. CRANNELL LUMBER CO. 278 Delaware Avenue Delmar, N. Y. Phone 9-927 CROCKER CONSTRUCTION CO. Winslow Crocker CUSTOM BUILT HOMES REPAIRS — REMODELING 9-2445 7 Charles Blvd. Slingerlands ROBERT L. CUMMINGS CO. DELAWARE GARDENS FLORIST NICK VITILLO Actuaries Nursery — Complete Floral Service 75 State Street Albany, N. Y. 524 Delaware Avenue Delmar, N. Y. Phone 6-7663 Phone 9-3838 DELMAR BAKERY DELMAR BOOTERY Jack Leonardo, Prop. HOME LIKE BAKERY PRODUCTS SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Delmar, N. Y. Henry Engel, Prop. Four Corners, Delmar, N. Y. DELMAR REXALL PHARMACY DELMAR MEAT MARKET SCHOOL SUPPLIES “MEAT CUT FRESH TASTES BETTER and NAME BRAND PHONO RECORDS Full Line of Meats and Groceries Tel. 9-1841 or 9-985 Oldest Established Drug Store Delmar, N. Y. Phone 9-057 in the Entire Area’ 119 DELSMERE FOOD MARKET Finest Quality Meats and Groceries Fresh and Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Sugar Cured Corned Beef Our Specialty 449 Delaware Ave. Delmar THE DEN at the 4 Corners Delmar, N. Y. Costume Jewelry Evening Clutch Bags Stuffed Animals Albany, N. Y. 120 Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '58 DELMAR THEATER DeLUXE TAILORS Formal Wear for Every Occasion TO HIRE Corner Eagle and Hamilton Streets Phone: 5-2485 Nights 3-0417 FRANCIS G. DENSON Build it or Repair it General Carpentry - Remodeling - Repairs Custom Cabinets - Counter Tops Alterations Tel. 9-4019 43 Lyons Ave. Delmar DOOLEY'S AMOCO SERVICE STATION Delmar, N. Y. Delaware Avenue Phone 9-997 ° GOLF ° TENNIS ° FISHING °° CAMPING Standard, well-known lines, backed by the manufacturers and our own guar- antee of quality priced economically. a; tv al ee . Priced Economically 39-43 STATE STREET ALBANY HARDWARE IRON CO. ALBANY, NEW YORK 121 ————$ Authorized Distributor Ee ARROW any The Popular Wheel Chairs Walkers Folding Chairs Commodes FOR SALE AND RENTALS THE CARROLL PHARMACY Prescription Specialists A PHARMACISTS ARTHUR STARMAN, Ph. G. ALBERT WARNER, Ph. G. WILLIAM WARNER, B.S., Ph. THOMAS LONGTIN, B.S., Ph. AT THE 4 CORNERS 372 Delaware Ave., Delmar, New York Phone 9-1769 122 HAMELE’'S Wholesale and Retail Meats and Poultry’ 544 Delaware Ave. Albany, N. Y. Phone 3-4244 or 3-4245 You are— JOHN B. HAUF, INC. Safe, Sure, Satisfied The House of Quality When you use FINE FURNITURE AND RUGS HEATH'S SHADYALAWN ORIRY Rion Crean E 175 Central Avenue, Albany, N. Y. : ream ggs Direct from the producer Dine and Dance HOPKINS APPLIANCES 4 : Hotpoint - G. E.- R. C. A. - Whirlpool AAAS Ranges - Washers - Dryers and compliments of Televisions - Refrigerators SNACK SHACKS We Service What We Sell Washington Avenue 239 Delaware Ave. Delmar, N. Y. State Street Phone 9-4558 Compliments of P. and K. JONES 123 FRED'S BARBER SHOP WHERE THE STUDENTS MEET Compliments of By Appointment Phone 9-1826 HALL COMPANY, INC. Air Conditioned 144 Adams Street Delmar, N. Y. aS Congratulations to HAROLD GUERTZE SON THE CLASS OF 1958 Builders and Developers FULLER'S PET SHOP COLONIAL WOODLANDS 21 Woodridge Rd. Elsmere, N. Y. Cor. Delaware and Lincoln Avenues Elsmere, N. Y. | Phone 9-1406 Compliments of F. GOLDRING, INC. FLORIST GOCHEE'S SERVICE STATION Delmar, N. Y. Slingerlands 9-080 Covered by Compensation Liability ROY H. HALSDORF GENERAL CONTRACTOR Interior Exterior Painting Paperhanging 57 Cherry Ave. Delmar, N. Y. Delmar 9-2780 124 Ann Loutse Shop HATS and ACCESSORIES © 406 Kenwood Avenue Delmar, N. Y. Phone 9-4765 SPORTSWEAR GALORE AT Compliments of DOROTHY LYNN BOB MARTIN For All Young Hearts’ AUTO SALES, INC. Bermuda Shorts — Jantzen Swim Suits Casual Cottons and Other Accessories 9 OR Deleware A conus Dele NLy MELES' BEAUTY SALON L. J. MULLEN PHARMACY a fe ne atyling Pharmaceutical Specialties an Expert Hair Cutting and Open evenings 'til 9 Cosmetics (except Saturday 9-5) Call for appointments FREE DELIVERY 9-44] | 256 Delaware Ave. Phone 9-2413 Delaware Plaza M. C. Mullen, Prop. Compliments of BILL NEUDORF'S MOBIL SERVICE STATION in the shopping center 28 Delaware Plaza Elsmere, N. Y. 9-883 125 O ortrait Oy hotography Photographs by the FRUMKIN STUDIO 2.9) Ge NoicR ALE AW cE: AQiSB Aare aie Clothes Baby Furniture on Consignment Tel. 9-086 DOT'S EXCHANGE Hrs. 10 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Closed Mondays 241 Delaware Ave. Delmar, N. Y. PHONES 5-1582 OPEN 8:00 A.M. Best of Luck 62-1877 TIL 9:00 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. ECONOMY - APPLIANCE CO. DEPENDABILITY ASSURED To the Class of 1958 BY OVER 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE SALES—SERVICE—PARTS DELMAR CONFECTIONARY ALL MAKES TV — WASHERS — REFRIGERATORS ° GAS ELECTRIC DRYERS RANGES a i 394-396 Broad able e J. Albertine, Pres. oes Albany, N. Y. Your Janitor Supply House FRANCIS CLEANERS A Complete Line of SANITARY—MAINTENANCE Expert Workmanship SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT Shirt Laundry Service JOHN FERRIS, JR., INC. Ladies-Tailoring Alterations-Gents 121 Hudson Ave., Albany, N. Y. Toll Gate Center Annex Telephone 4-0402 Call 9-3751 Slingerlands, N. Y. Serving the Capital District for 125 Years” Compliments of GEORGE FOWLER © DANCES PARTIES © PUBLICITY © PHOTOSTATS REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATIONS © SCHOOL CLASSES SCHELLHAAS CAMERA STORE Complete Photographic Supplies Delaware Plaza 128 DELMAR NURSERY FLORIST A. P. Verstandig, Prop. Greenhouses Store 454 Delaware Ave. 390 Kenwood Ave. Delmar, N. Y. Tel. 9856 GREEN’S Supplies for the School Supplies for the Student Distinctive gifts for all Occasions Green St. Albany, N. Y. Phone 3-3155 Best Wishes to The Class of 1958 R.H. MILLER PAINT CORP. TOE BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT PRODUCTS CANDLELIGHT RESTAURANT DU PONT PAINTS Ruth Art Gray, Props. 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We have a variety of jobs for you to choose from that offer good starting salaries, frequent increases in pay and pleasant working conditions. TE COME IN TO SEE US NOW! NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 158 STATE STREET, ALBANY, N. Y. VAN WOERT SON, INC. Phone 9-718 Homes of Distinction Compliments to the Class of 1958 Phone 9-631 eee J ee 135 Beta Gamma Chi Beta Gamma Rho Boot OO Vishes to the Glass of 1958 Oh lersorority Gein Kappa Delta Phi Sigma Theta Epsilon 136 a a 4 = °o 108 wit ck oO Oo; ay nteed by � ee Good Housekeeping 40v(Ml (ap 1s€0 rar? 137 A Shop of Unusual Gifts DOROTHY REXTREW Toll Gate Center Slingerlands, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of THE ROSEWOOD SHOPPE Seven States Gas Service Division of Fuelane Corner of Delaware and Elsmere Avenues Happy Cooking — Metered Gas Elsmere, N. Y. | 1701 Central Ave. Albany, N. Y. Visit Our New Teen-age and University Shops In The Glamorous New A SPECTOR'S Open Nites ‘til 9 P.M. 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