Blairstown High School - Amicitiae Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

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Class of N50 FRESHMAN YEAR We started our Freshman Hear wlth lrttle unde standmg of semor h1gh school llrl. Our enrollment contamed thlrty e1ght Freshmen We sponsored elhth perrod dances to obtam money for the treasury 0u1 Llxss 0fl1C9lS well IIQSHILIII Yxlllldlll Nleshull xltl PlLSltlt.llt P1 lllkI10Kk lear Secretary Erllth F1or1 Treasurer Rhoda Westervelt Many from our class partlcxpated 1n mterscholastlc act1v1t1es SOPHOMORE YEAR Under the dlrectlon of Mr Jackson we twenty five classmates assembled for our second year of hlgh school On November 21 we sponsored the Sophomore Hop a dance at whlch everyone had an enjoyable tlme BeS1d6S th s we sold the mcst magazme subscrlptxons of all the cl sses Once acam some of our class members starred ln sports act1v1t1es Ou1 class offlccxs 101 the X831 are Plesldent lnlnst Nlatznel Xue PlCSldE:l1t Carl Stoddart Secretary Rhoda Westerxelt Treasurer Clayton LaBar We are now on our way to become Jun1ors and to spend another year of hard work and fun CLASS ROLL Joan Beegle Loretta Cera Roland Denzer Theresa Dulmstra Chrlstlna Gxbb Barbara Hendershot Leon Kot Eleanor Lambert Ted Lambert Charles Martm Ernst Matzner W1ll1am Meshach Ruth Olschewsky Rudy Perml Joan Pxlewskl Norma Plett Mary ROSSI Joan Sl-cow Eleanor StlCkl6 Carl Stoddart Blanche Trtman Raymond Ward Rhoda Westervelt Clayton LaBar Class Flower Rose Class Motto Bulldxng the Ladder on Whxch We Clxmb Class Colors Red and White pagc twcnlg 1111 c 4. , . . W . . . . A Lx, ...- v.l. 1..- x 1' ', .,- .,.' , a.. .- r.. , , , . A . . ,, Q, , . . , 1. . r - , 1 - - y ' v ll fy - a 1 . , : '- a . Q . . . .1 '.,. '. Y . ,-. . .' 1. .. . . ,' f - - . - v - a - 1 . Y . at y : u - v . ... - . . . -v ,- .- .ay

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Class ol 49 FRESHMAN YEAR It was 1n the fall of 1045 that the Class of 49 made 1ts appearance at B H S w1th Mr Ehrgood as our advlsor and homenoom teachu Duung the year the class took actxve part 1n several school aflans and both boys and glrls partlclpated ln sports SOPHOMORE YEAR Th1s year our class homeroom was Room ll Wlth Mlss Mlller as our 3dVlSOl In the m1ddle of November we sponsored the Harvest Moon Dance Wh1Ch contr1buted funds to ou1 treasury Qu1te a few of our boys agaln took part 1n sports JUNIOR YEAR Thls year our class was located 1n the Ag room wlth only 25 mem bers Maln events of our year were class rxngs WhlCh came fox Chrlstmas and the Jumor Prom Mr Chambe1la1n our adv1sor IS really swell when lt comes to puttlng up w1th us The Patrols are run correctly th1s year w1th half the class pantlclpatlng As 111 DIBWIOUS yea1s oux hoxs 1111de a hue Sll0VtlIl 111 SDOIIS lu111o1 gnls 11sl1e1e1l fOl the Semor Play and are lookmg forward to usherlng at Baccalaureate and commencement CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent Barbara DePuy V1ce Pres1dent-George Hall Secretary Helen Jane Denms Treasurer Lou1s Wagner Donald Ackersor Matthew Belcher Anna Mae Cowell Jean Crone Helen Jane Denms Barbara DePuy Donna Estock Marletta Foley Ella Gouger Class Flower CLASS ROLL George Hall Betty Lou H111 Edna H111 Barbara Heagy Dor1s Huff Shxrley Klse Emlly Kosclelny Robert Larlson Jean MHFIIH Carnatlon Class Motto Onwaxd Forty Nmers Class Colors Blue and Whxte fagc fwfllfl wo James Matawnk Mary Oleszek Lorralne R1Ch Lorralne Skow Al1ce Louxse Srn1th Donald Van Dyk G1Ibert Van Syckle LOUIS Wagnel l i I . . r S 1 ' . . ' v ' 1 . , . .' ,, . . h . , . . v ' Y - - . , . , , . , , g . .. . ,- v-if

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Class of 51 Our class was brought together for the first time in September 1938 Few of us fully reallzed at that time that we WSIB about to face twelve long hard years of school if ever we hoped to graduate The flrs few year were spent mostly 1n learning how to get along peacefully with our fellow Dup1ls As tune passed schoolwork 1ncreased in both volume and d1fT1culty No longer could all wr1tten work be accomplished 1n school It was then wc came to know and hate that dreaded word homework Those of us fortunate enough to become Freshmen this year found the class con tamed forty four members making It by far the l rrgest class in the school This census included a number of new pupils The personnel of our class is quite evenly d1str1buted among the five courses offered in this school For the third SUCCGSSIVC year we have had Mr Eflross as our homeroom teacher Being a large class we try to do thrngs n a big way This is 1llustrated by the fact mg salesmen were My tlc Kooger who sold S54 and Frank Brands S34 In sports also our boys haxe taken a very actrve part In cheerleadmg the class contrlbutes Gertrude Buehler and Wrnifred S1pley In conclusion the class of 51 wishes to express our slncere des1re that our srster c'ass the eighth grade w1ll have as happy and successful a year as the most of us have had Beatrice Apgar Raymond Belcher Gertrude Buehler Mary Bu1 ham Roberta Burham Mary Cowell Melvyn Crisman John Egan Gerald Gehen Wesley Gouger William Hall Dorothy H111 John Hopping Mary KISS Myrtle Kooger Robert Latteman Lyman Lawson Prank Locklear Dorothy Miller Joan Nelson Freda Nemeth Hazel Nemeth Barbara Noe Frank Oleszek Helen Picot Irene Rowe Class Flower American Beauty Rose Class Motto Upward and Onward Class Colors Maroon and Gold page fu C1115 fozn Robert Schoonover Samuel Seguine John Sipley Robert Sipley W1n1fred Slpley Samuel Spisak Mellta Stickle Sara Swlsher R03 Thomas Lorraine Van Why Harold Watters Ronald Weber Lloyd Wlldrlck Larle Wmters 9 that we sold a large quantity of subscriptions during the magazine sale. Our two lead- fr, ,- .