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

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Student Council Representatives Ns jg. Zh, J. Mack, Kame, §. Berge, 9. Collison, 9. Class Officers Representatives .. | Standing Shy Willian, g. Clavuy, g. Qan Hoesen: WM. Ingraham, ee Zitha. Sitting — Sf (Willard, g. aiaon C Ruddle, ee Dewey, 9). Seuth Class of 1959 CHS MEM CI Pt Rie, dnd Back Class mation NMetiha searches. finda. Chara flawen = Farget-me-not Page 24 Wedel Pres. 4. (RiLaan, Sneas. CO OMI REN et

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ad Sr, N. Y., February 20, 1959 She Clase af 1959 fas 184 members whase 3 4 2-year adeuigeds range fram 64.05 to 93.85. There are wWelde atu- denta whase Merges range fram 90.05 ta 93.85; 65 whase enrages nange from 80.05 to 89.52; 104 Whose aldeuges range fram 64.05 to 79.95. i heseratudents have alenages nanging from 90.05 ta 93.85. Page 20 Davenport, Hale Top Senior Averages Top scholastic honors in the Class of ‘59 go to the twelve seniors who have earned averages above 90 in their three and one-half years of high school. Sue Davenport, whose 93.85 average heads the list, will be Valedictorian. Sue is Editor of STAR and secretary of Honor Society. Her past scholastic achievements have included two awards for her performance in the Eastern Zone Latin Contest, and the Elmira Key, which is presented each year to the ee J outstanding junior girl. A member of the French conversation club, she played the Parisian role of Madame Elise in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Sue says, “I'd like to know more people better,’ and her interest in others is behind her ambition to be- come a psychiatric social worker after studying at Oberlin or the University of Rochester. Sue studied piano for seven years, and played in both her class’ talent shows. She lists reading, kniting, cooking, music, Freudian psy- chology, and religion among her in- terests, and a summer job with the Public Service Commission among her experiences. Of the purpose of edu- cation, Sue says, “The individuadl— everybody individually— should be challenged to make the most of all his personal resources.” 1959's Salutatorian will be Ed Hale, who came to BC from Fairport Central School near Rochester in his junior year, and has achieved an average of 92.81. Ed won third prize in the re- cent Times-Union American history con- test. A reporter for STAR, he master- minds the paper's profitable candy-sell- ing project, and acts as undercover man for the Potpourri column. He be- longs to Math Club, is a member of the Oriole advertising staff, and worked backstage at the Senior Play on the prop committee. Ed aims for the Uni- versity of Rochester, where he will concentrate his studies on math and chemistry. He calls BC the best of the many schools he’s attended.

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Carolyn Elizabeth Adams $6 anal’? ‘Petty’? ORIOLE 4; STAR 3, 4; FBLA (Honorary Member) 4; Work Experience 4, Goal: Work at Adams Hard- ware, Inc. Q friendly spirit is a gift of Gad.?? Barbara Ann Allen 66D of? Photography Club 2; FTA 374: Goal: Hope College sO e litte bady with a mighty heart.’? Dean Brooks Allen ‘Dinny?? JV Football 2; Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4; Varsity Swimming 2, 3,4; Golf 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; All-American Diving Award 3. Goal: College ees ene id proud madesty in ment. ? AY. ? pp News A Eugenia ee ea MIC AE? ) Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3,A4; ‘Medical Coreers Club 2; Ce, 2% Je 4; Melodrea- mers 3; Band 2) 3, 4. “Goel: Capra, we . ha Smart, Wuvedd, and edenry- . | ans Reaides. oe “Hall? om Transfer from Milne High School 2; Class Officers 3; GAA 3, 4, Pres. 4; Charla- tans 2; Photography 2; BSO a 4; Intramurals 3, 4. Goal: College eed, sparta and atudiea alike she shines, hut tawarda the fanmer ahe especially in- clines.? Rose Ann Argiris Rosie”? FHAI2 324: Hobby: Horseback Riding Goal: Secretarial Work ‘Ready ta wank, neady ta laugh, and always a good friend.” Ronaele Alden Armer eR annie”? Canteen Council 3, Sec. 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Spanish Glub 223 745 Vierk so; lreds. 4.) Choirs 2)-3;;GAA 2) 3,4: Intramurals 2, 3. Goal: Cortland State Tea- cher’s College «gp music fe the food of lane, play an.’’ Elaine Ault Transfer from Milne High School 2; FTA, Treas. 3, 4; Photography 2; Charlatans 2; French Club 3; Intramurals 3, 4. Goal: College “ gentle mind by gentle deed ia Rnawn. ? Page 22