Blairstown High School - Amicitiae Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

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class of 1958 ROW ONE: Robert Varla, Gerald Bufis, Judy Ackerson, Elaine Burdge, Ruth Blunt, Frances Teunisen, Dorothy Cramer, Marjorie Kreger, Michael Simonette, Guy Bennett. ROW TWO: Bruce Christian, Samuel Shipps, James Larsen, Raymond Lance, Fredrick Heins, Robert Sandberg, John Mason, Roger Whitford, Brice Christian. ROW THREE: William Kise, Blair Smith, William Schoonover, Dale Sprague, Raymond Boisvert, Donald Whitford, James Sprague, Stanley Oleszek. Not Pictured: Vincent Kise, Maynard Kise, Robert Benbrook. Class Advisor: Mr. Edward E. Kruska. CLASS OFFICERS President ..... . . . James Sprague Vice President . . . . Roger Whitford Secretary . . . . . Frances Teunisen Treasurer . . . . . Raymond Boisvert MOTTO: Work FLOWER: Red Rose COLORS: ,White and Green When school reopened on September 9, the class of 1958 started with thirty-two pupils. All had high hopes for the school year to come. This year we had abake sale to raise funds for our trip at the end of the school year. ' Judy Ackerson and Bruce Christian were our Student Council representatives. We lost two outstanding members of the class in that Dorothy Cramer moved to Texas and James Larsen moved to Florida. As we neared the end of the school year we started planning our graduation into high school. This was the first milestone to our future and we considered it a big step. We have thoroughly enjoyed this school year, and are looking forward to high school.

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:W 2gf,'ffG5,,ff'fclass of 1957 0' ROW ONE: Auretta Young, Barbara Kinney, Marilyn Huff, Joan Gaylord, Judy Drake, Ann Noordenbos, Patricia Polmatier, Barbara Chamrnings, Mary Mor- gan, Shirley Rader. ROW TWO: Eleanor Alpaugh, Mary Walther, Jay Kat- zenstein, David Feitsma, Harry Hall, Walter Mason, Cedric Rhinesmith, Marvin Meshach, Joseph Castelano, Betty Johnson, Elsie Haldimann. ROW THREE: Peter Foley, Wayne Lambert, Henry Dykema, Grant De Puy, Walter Shotwell, Roger Jones, William Sprague, Robert Berry, Victor Bufis, Donald Cook. MOTTO: Strive to Suceed FLOWER: Carnation COLORS: Maroon and White Advisor: Mr. John Regan JMMVJI xx viii! ,ju-f CLASS OFFICERS 1 I X VV President ........ . . . Joseph Castelano JJ '07 ' Vice President . . . . Marvin Meshach 437' Secretary .... . . Patricia Polmatier If-1 -AH Treasurer . .... Marilyn Huff .f Nw We, the Class of '57, started our freshman year under the guidance of Mr. John Regan. We made money for our treasury by having bake sales. The boys of our class represented us in soccer, basketball and baseball. One of the girls in the class made the cheerleading squad. Our Student Council representative was Peter Foley and our alter- nate was Ann Noordenbos.

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class of 1959 ROW ONE: Gordon Noe, Nancy Brown, Joan Cicern, Carol Whipple, Joan Rydell, Doris Cramer, Helen Smith, Marilyn Jones, Dorothy Michel, Barbara Semkin, Ruth Ann Shipps, Marilyn Maring, Arthur Huff. ROW TWO: Henry Shipps, Arthur Sipley, David Shotwell, Mary Parr, Carolina Erlwein, Barbara Jadick, Susan Kuk, Rosemary McMullen, Diana Shipps, Esther Young, Lester Shotwell, Howard Nemeth. ROW THREE: Leon Klouse, Harry Gratton, William Arnold, James Cramer, Larry Robbins, Evon Boisvert, Robert West, Myron Smith, Norman Rader, James Thomas, Leonard Anicola. Not Pictured: Margaret Huff, Nora Walrath. MOTTO: With Our Hearts and Our Minds We Will Succeed. FLOWER: Red Rose COLORS: Crimson and White I Advisor: Mr. Fred Erhgood CLASS OFFICERS President ........ ...... S usan Kuk Vice President . . . . Lester Shotwell Treasurer .... . . Rosemary McMullen Secretary . . . .... Barbara Jadick The seventh grade students started on their way in Junior High School on September 8, 1953. The seventh grade sold the most subscriptions during the annual Student Council maga- zine drive. The two representatives to the Student Council were Joan Rydell and David Shotwell. The homeroom teacher was Mr. Fred T. Ehrgood. He was very helpful in getting the pupils started toward class projects. One project which turned out very well was the trimming of the homeroom at Christmas time. The room won second prize. The class also held a Christmas party.