Boonville Central High School - Kortenaerian Yearbook (Boonville, NY)

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Dedicafion We, the Class of' 1952, wish to dedicate this year- book of ours to our dear friend and faithful advisor, Doris Dorland, to show our appreciation and sincere gratitude for her guidance through our entire high school years. 3

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D C .0 Egnnnnille Qlentral Srlqnnl ON' 'R BOONVILLE. NEW YORK IRD. VICE-PR .co wm 'W ' R E HAROLD P. SEAMON, suPERv1slNG Pmwcl a F DC l year of our Lord, 1952 Mwnheer Egbert Meeunszoon Kortenaer, cfo Saint Peter, Somewhere in Heaven Above, Dear Mynheer Kortenaer, You were no doubt surprised when St. Peter handed you this book. You asked yourself what your name is doing on its cover. Well, here is the explan- ation. When you opened this book, you must have recognized the name of your old friend, Gerritt Boon. As you perhaps know, Boonville and its vicinity, where the students of Boonville Central School live, was first settled by Mynheer Boon. He wanted to call the region after you, because you were a great national hero of his native Holland. But the other settlers who came with him insisted on calling it Boonville. For many years now, each Senior Class of Boonville Central School has kept your memory alive by calling its yearbook, the Kortenaerian. . The Class of 1952 thought that it would be a good idea this year to recall to its readers the reason why the book has this title and to present its con- tents in such a way that you would get to know us. In the first section of our book, you will be introduced to our distinguished administrators and faculty and to the fine people who take care of our school, our cafeteria and our busses. In the second part, you will come face-to-face with all the other boys and girls, from the oldest down to the tiniest. The fourth section tells you about our activities and accomplishments in sports, and the fifth will give you an idea of our varied musical, social and artistic activ- ities. In the last section you will find the advertisements of friends of ours, who helped to make the publication of this book possible and to whom we are extremely gratefu1.' At the beginning of each section, a number of our artistically-minded people have let their imaginations run wild and have pictured what you might do if you were ever to visit our school. we hope that you will enjoy our book. If, after reading it, you should de- cide to pay us a ghostly visit, be assured, even though we would not be able to see you, that you would be welcome. Respectfully yours, The Class of '52 2

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Yearbook Sfaff Row l: Row 2: Row 3: R Rubeor--- W Yager ---- R Griffith- B Covey ---- E Capron--- S Fitch ---- S Kenyon--- T Betsinger C Hoch ----- C Marcy ---- S Fey ------ C Zeigler-- N DeVoe ---- Sawyer--- Linck ---- D C E Fahey ---- A Hoffert-- L Yager ---- R Dolan ---- R Leichty-- L Hina ----- J Pietrusky S Williams- J Brown ---- H Presta--- D Coukos--- G Rice ----- A Walker--- J Zimmer--- A Rice ----- J Blankman- Mr. Lague-- N Henry ---- F Sattler-- R Ryder ---- J Garlock-- F Sattler-- D He1ler--- J Buckley-- J Presta--- L DeVoe ---- B Grower--- W Howard--- A Arrigo--- L Reed ----- Advertising Staff 'Arty Staff Class Editor Picture Editor Art Editor Associate Editor Editor-in-Chief Typing Editor Circulation Manager Girl's Sport Editor Typing Staff Asst. Girl's Sport Editor Art Staff Circulation Staff Advertising Staff Art Staff Advertising Staff Typing Staff Art Staff Art Staff Class Staff Class Staff Circulation Staff Circulation Staff Circulation Staff Circulation Staff Typing Staff Typing Staff Circulation Staff Circulation Staff Circulation Staff Advisor Picture Staff Picture Staff Advertising Manager Advertising Staff Picture Staff Boy's Sport Staff Advertising Staff Boy's Sport Staff Circulation Staff Boy's Sport Editor Art Staff Business Manager Advertising Staff