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

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1953 volume:

the KQRTENAERIAN 1953 boonville central school 4 Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Absent: Mrs. Trainor Evelyn Yauger Barbara Hines Marvel Warren Joan Zimmer Helen Eck Rosy Bickford Wynola Yager Betty Hough gr. Vafeas . Barraco Robert Freeman Lulabelle DeVoe Phyllis Persons Helenjane Holmes Joyce Luchsinger Connie Nugent Alice Walker Ruth Tuttle Mr. Lague Lloyd Miller Ed Larrivey John Presta Michael Golden Francis Sattler Buzz Reed Duane Heller Franklin Sattler Alice Rice Typing Advisor Literary Editor Class Editor Typing Editor Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Typing Staff Circulation Staff Typing Staff Art Advisor Class Advisor Photography Staff Typing Staff Typing Staff Typing Staff Circulation Staff Typing Staff Art Staff Typing Staff Faculty Advisor Art Staff Boys' Sports Manager Circulation Staff Photography Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Staff Art Editor Advertising Manager Girls' Sports Manager dedication we the Class of 1953, wish to dedicate this Kortenaerian to you, our beloved class ation for your extreme eagerness to aid us in all the experiences we of honor in our hearts advisor, Mr. Anthony M. Barraco, in appreci patience, friendliness, loyalty, and your all that we have undertaken. Because of have shared, you shall always hold a place 3 Boonville Central School is located in the western foothills of the Adirondacks. In June, l9hh, 27 district schools centralized to form Central School District 51, Oneida County. Students came from Boonville and parts of Lyonsdale, Ava, and Western. Mr. Harold P. Seamon has been supervising principal since l9h3 During the past ten years,the school has grown from an enrollment of S56 in l9h3-hh to one of 887 at the present time. There were 23 teachers on the staff in 19535 there are now h2. board at education Row l: Mr. D Everett bliss, District Superintendent, Mr. Harold P. Seamon, Supervising Principal, Mr. Byrle Jackson, President of the Board, Mr. Fred Yager Row 2: Mr. Edward Sattler, Mr. Gordon Dye, Mr. Thomas Corwin, Mr. Royal Bird administration staff Mr. Harold P. Seamon, Supervising Principal, Mr. Spencer J. Roemer, Vice-Principal 5 Row l Row 2: Row 3: Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Doris Dorland Lois Bjorkman Robert Brooks Marjorie Beeman Ruth Limmer Wesley Trainer Helen Sawner Rose Krzemien Spencer J. Roemer Otto Buell Judson Hill William Vafeas Anthony Barraco Euclide Lague Jerry Clough Stanley Gericke Joseph Simonin Harold P. Seamon Harold Tripp William Torrens 6 i fav-nun Latin and Guidance Social Studies Library English Homemaking Commerce School Nurse and Health Dental Hygienist Vice-Principal and English Junior Physica Art Social French Science Music S Industr Supervi Agricul High School l Education Studies and English upervisor ial Arts sing Principal ture Mathematics Row l: Row'2: Row 3 Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Kent Jessie Buckley Leah Chapman Elizabeth Manning Carol Compton Theresa Vairo Ellen Barraco Jean Danahy Ruth Coscomb Anne Dolan Magdalena Joslin Irene Iseneker Berenice Davis Virginia DuBois Mr. Harold P. Seamon Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mary Lou Baker Doris Dahlem Jeanne Powell Rosalie Ruchtie Clarabelle Thomkins Mr. Albert South 7 Fifth Grade Fourth Grade First Grade Third Grade Kindergarten Vocal Music and Strings First Grade Second Grade Kindergarten Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Drade Sixth Grade Supervising Principal Cadet Teacher Third Grade Fourth Grade Sixth Grade Second Grade Fifth Grade . . 43 student council HQ- ' Nrs Mary Rauscher-school SSCPGDHFY who is appreciated for ner readines to lend a helping hand. ,. , Row 1' P P . ersons, H Fitch, J Blankman, D Karlen, D Williams, F Sattler, Mrs. Bjorkman, Row 2: G Rogers, J Jones, B Webster, S Hurd, R DeTralgia, L Williams, D Jackson, W Crofoot, Row 3: D Grill, R Sage, H Rauscher, C Heller, R Freeman 8 Mp GP . Ower: M IH OIB . rlen, Mr. Mille I' ' T 4' , ,, ff I V t ,avg ' Mrs. Kotary, MT. 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'Always there with an NB1ond, bashful, The big building, the imposing class rooms, and to think it was a sudden transition from answerw behavinvw our being together all day to a formal situ- ation where you were gone. Remember, there I was no kindergarten and you people started in l the first grade. Now let's see. Who were l s 2? your friends? Art Anna, Marvel Warren, Phyllisi Persons, Butch Henry, Lloyd Miller, Barbara Hines, Tom DeTraglia, the twins, Francis and Franklin Sattler, Norman Fuller, Eddie-Larriveyy Mickey Golden, John Presta, and Buzz Reed. As l I remember, you all did very well. I've for- l gotten who the teacher was, but in the second grade, it was Miss Hill. And, gee, you must y have been wonderful children for you were all promoted to the third grade. How nice you all A looked in buttons and bows. You picked up some new friends, Helenjane Holmes, and Evelyn Yauger Your teacher, Miss Vernon CMrs, Newell Wagonerl, do you think she'd recognize you now? I suppose Miss Iseneker would rather not be reminded that she taught you children plus some new ROSE BICKFORD BRUCE BROOKS playmates, Helen Eck, Ann Walton, Tom Kotary, HQ Q, H Ugpucen and Alice Walker. Speaking of Miss Iseneker , 1O'ie reminds me that next year, Mrs B. Davis began uN0Ht, Sweet. likes NTHII, dark and teaching in Boonville and you children were N her first class. More friends were acquired, WPeten 20Od'h99Pted Gilbert Backer, Duane Heiler, and Alice Rice. ,AGIIIIL 'inf COE llvh-alt!! NModest, reserved and well-manneredn :FII--l', Q. -Lf: vwmmwmg A sa-2 ,af,:Qzidi, A -awww . - :ei du !t I3 , -311 QQ fs: t sa l?fEsa3H??- Hir'mamieHne Q g4yM:?QQL 55,5 .' 1- If 5 .,:.. Q. s eaweed f-an v 5 r THOMAS DETRAGLIA HELEN ECK NORMAN FULLER uTomn NGinfern nN0pmn HFul1 of fun and fancy nR6m6mb9P that time 13 nNQrm never Seems tg freen MOUBYH worry and seldom in a hurryn l2 CLASS HISTORY Ccon'tJ The next year certainly will be remembered because the group was so large that you had two teachers, Miss Rosalie Ruchti and Mrs. Leroy Davis. You were sad, but time, hard work, and play healed your sorrow. Besides, going into the seventh grade, you were grown-up. You discarded the buttons and bows and you were interested in parties, boys and girls, passing classes, and, child- ren, your first experience with.men teachers. Remember Mr. Hughes and Mr. Bailey? You children, oops, young ladies and gentlemen, I mean, received some new friends in Bernie Penczek, Wynola Yager, Ruth Tuttle, Ruth Tuffey,Bruce Brooks, and Rosie Bickford. If I'm not mistaken, it was in that year Mr. Barraco became your advisor. The first sign of your high school years to come certainly showed up in eighth grade what with class parties, officers, and even a newspaper of your own. Remember the nCrusadern, with Helenjane the editor and Tom Kotary writing up all the fresh corn. Your class meetings, what a time you all had. Now you knew you were approaching high school days for you became ugrayn worrying over regents. Well, you thought you were something. Now you were Freshmen. You had your first public dance, The Fresh Frolic. What excitement and what a wonderful dance it was. But then that year was no different from the past except that for the first time since the sixth grade you were all together as one class again. No different in that all you have undertaken has been successful. I have never seen such excitement, such planning as went on in your Sophomore year. The Albany Trip, the Sophomore Hop, and Club lO. Remember how you lost Buzz Reed? Mr. Barraco found him between the capitol and the Memoria Q l ' ai. ' ' y, N MICHAEL GOLDEN n ll Try-it nThere's a joker in every deck' i'P'gt an :fi C a.g5'f2Xf, ' v ' ' :'sM'15?1X I -x s f. . . va -mul. -I S, :,. 2:51. ' - 1 ' Qrs 'if sms, W :L 4:1 .' ' x :ww fxhi 2,1 .if Q sfmr ig ' y 93 gy L un 3 +5 Wi I X l 5 K gr gg: sM.l ll 3 laude - .,f V I A ngers , E ax gig? egg!! WL wk ,El NORBERT HENRY nhutchn nBlessings on thee little mann 1 I Y gigliggrgg Rift gl. K my .54 3 P Fit? A' 'I 'ldfilfffgl rr? figl : ii ' l,f5Q , X dt '- ,, fiii y'.. HELENJANE HOLMES BETTY HOUGH THOMAS KOTARY nholmeseyn HBettn uEm'itu nTa11, slim and full uN1ce things come in nFu11 of 11f6 and fun, if of Vimu Small packagesn homework seldom done 13 7? !: i' 'ION ' DUANE HEILER Hacen NA smile for every boy and two for every girln BARBARA HINLS HBarbn nCommon sense is very uncommonn EDWARD LARRIVEY nEddieH NI always talk better lying down' in,-.N 'ilu JOYCE LUCHSINGER ll Joycen WLaugh and the world laughs with youu uf s lik, . QQ vi d5 dai ,wwf BERNARD PENCZEK HBernieH nHappiness lies, first ll of all, in health if ali? ew-as JOHN PRESTA uJohnnyn uAll mankind loves a lovern LLOYD MILLER uPatu uSilence is a great peacemakeru if ' PHYLLIS PERSONS N V1 ll nHope of gain lessen painn LYkN REED HBuzzn Nwork and you shall be rewardedu CLASS HISTQRY Cconftl Office building, but you all had such a wonderful time, Then came Club 10 with the intermission floor show. Francis sang 'The Thingn and his twin swept him off the floor. The girls refused Evelyn, Rosie, Helen, and Marvel accompanying. The to be outdone. Emily sang with boys were begin- ning to make a mark for themselves in athletics . Let's see, Duane Heiler, Tom DeTraglia, Tom Kotary, and John Presta have all played varsity sports. Who can tell, you may see their names in the Utica sports page any day now. It seems that all I can recall is the very successful social calandar in your Junior year, beginning with the momentous event of deciding on the class rings. Your individual personalities certainly were reflected by the variety of choices. Remember the dance that year? Halloween ghosts, goblins, and Mike's spider that looked like a from Mars. Soon you were your theatrical careers. proudly presented nMurder and nSure As You're Bornn angel, what smelly cigars mechanized frog to embark on The Junior class In The Familyn Butch as the he smoked, Tom Kotary as Wilber, who became a girl for convenience sake. And who was to think that Alice Walker and Duane were Tom's mother and father, with his two lovely sisters portrayed by Emily and Joan. Oh, murder, suspense, thrills, all portrayed by Phyllis as the maid to Evelyn, the rich old aunt, and all the suspects, Lloyd, John, Marvel, Helen Eck, and Eddie, Your Junior year was topped off with such a wonderful dance, the Junior Prom, You all looked very grown up in your gowns and dress suits. if ALICE RICE HSmileyn 'Let a smlle be your umbrellan 14 WQQQQQEW. s iaaaatsaref anis laaa+aaaaaaa saaaf FRANCIS SATTLER HJaken 'Keep it livelyn Y,- S- ua:- CLASS HISTORY fcon'tD The dance was climaxed by the Grand March, led by the king and queen, who were chosen by school-wide popular vote. Ahem, you can be proud Duane and Alice were chosen as king and queen, crowned by the president, Evelyn. And so children, this will be the last time I shall call you children for you have reached your first big milestone of life. You made it. You became Seniors and as the Seniors of the school you adjusted yourselves to a homeroom in the balcony. But it wasn't long and you had a homeroom on the ground floor. Your first thoughts turned to magazine sales. You did very well. Mike sold over 3100 worth of sub- scriptions himself. Keeping in line with events of the year, your first dance was called the Construction Hop with danger signs, wierd barracades, footprints on the wall, and good music. Your Senior year started its social whirl with success. Your theatrical talents were again tapped. This time for the annual Senior Play, nBrother Goosen. Yes, that was the name of the play. nButchH was brother goose. Marvel and Phyllis, who wanted him met the biggest obstacle in Betty, the halfback. Supporting them were haughty Helenjane, brother Lloyd, sister Emily, the southern belle, Rosie, the mad truck driver, Franklin, the unkempt maid, Joyce, and, yes, remember Evelyn of the WDarktown Folliesu? It was all fun, even getting up at 6:30 A. M. to have rehersals. Do you think Mr. Barraco will ever get over seeing Betty bounce down the steps at her house? It seemed as though you went from one important phase to another. Next came the graduation announcements. As usual, there was much discussion, but finally all agreed that ALICE WALKER HAI-ll ANN WALTON NAnnien nNo remedy for love nMake haste Slowlyn but to love moren 3 . . r FRANKLIN SATTLER HFrankn 'Rolling stones gather no mossn RUTH TUFFEY nBootsH 'All for fun and fun for alln MARVEL WARREN nMarvu WA good example is the best sermonu my as Q-vu-uf' Hi' NORBERT SURBERG nL1ttle Hanan nAll things are bear- able, even schooln RUTH TUTTLE ll rlxu t ll WLife is never dulln 1. wigeiflsx is .aff- fgggggi ,brews 'F' WYNOLA YAGER HSisterH 'Better small and shine than large and cast a shadown EVELYN YAUGER A . JoAN znmsn WEnergy and persistence conquer all thingsn nEVVyn aj. CLASS HISTORY fc0n'tJ simplicity added distinction to the formal occasion. So you ordered a beautiful announcement along with your choice of calling cards. Graduation appeared to be around the corner, especially when the caps and gowns were ordered and the sample arrived. What excitement and anxiety was aroused in seeing one of your own classmates in a cap and gown. No sooner had you finished with this than orders for diplomas were taken. It seemed as though the end was near, but many things were still to be accomplished. The Kortenaerian suddenly sprang to life. Meetings, meetings, and more meetings. The staff was always on the go. The chief, Joan, certainly deserves a lot of credit. But then, each member of the class has, at different times, given his or her best for the success of the class functions. Let me stop here a minute. I'll have to prepare you for the final days of your high school career. There, now that's all done. You're going on your trip. I know you'll have a good time. You people have a knack for enjoying yourselves. Your finals are just around the corner. I'll worry as you wilL for certification,and passing means more now than it ever did be- fore. I can see you marching up to the stage Sunday night of Bac- calaurate. You are so attentive and serious as you listen to the ser- mon. All day Monday you will rehearee,and Monday night you will grad- uate. I can hear the strains of HPomp and Circumstancen as I see you being led to the stage. How beautiful it is just to think my child is graduating. You all look so happy and sad. I guess 1t's that feeling of success, of parting friendq and speeches. You're leaving as citi- zens of tomorrow. But there is still the Senior Ball, gay decorations, HChiefn 'Great modesty often hides great meritn sweet music, gowns and flowers. It's your final triumph of high school. You'll now be looked upon as alumni of Boonville Central School. The banquet will be in your honor. I can't help but wonder what the future holds in store for the Class of '53. But come what may, success and happiness to you all. Your loving Parent we up-,5 1- imc E fl? J ki ' I . L 'Q F-,. K N r v ' lr x ,E., ., , JFK? Vice-President ,til Treasurer SSCFSUHPY President Reporter FLOWER COLORS MOTTO Lavender Gold H Lilac 'XBest way out is through white 16 NAME Arthur Anna Gilbert Backer Rose Bickford Bruce Brooks Walter Coe Thomas DeTraglia Helen Eck Norman Fuller Micheal Golden Duane Heller Norbert Henry Barbara Hines Helenjane Holmes Betty Hough Thomas Kotary Edward Larrivey Joyce Luchfinger Lloyd Miller WEAKNESS climbing Ann Street hard cider PETER's pan side burns fiddling TOM drawing logs Frenchville holding a job somebody else's girl cigars slngin diamonds her knees starting Pa's car candy spuds Miller, Lloyd SENIOR FOLLIES SONG nHelen Polkan ' nSick, Sober and Sorryn nPeter Cottontailn HJalopy Songn nFidd1e Faddleu nwoodchuck Songn nTimbern uPaper Dolln nThe Girl Next Dooru uwish You Were Minen nSmall Fryu HSAM's Song 'Hey Daddyu nTumbling Along nMy Bonnie Lies over the Oceanu nButcher Boyn ll Marching Homeu nYou Got Me What Moran 17 When Elmer Comes AMBITION street cleaner brewery owner telephone peeper none L fiddler Mr. America settin the woods on fire sleep late in the morning deck ace B.T.O. coin wrapper sail in the Waves Powers Model pill pusher pilot on a farm nurses aid french frier, Valentino 2nd PROBABLY w1LL Q car body Prester moonshiner gas pumper pushing C8.I'S just a fiddler Charlie At-last Failing cook getting up with the chickens in jail tarred and feathered breeding St. Ber- nards visiting Uncle Sam who knows right halfback a spreader Chet's successor a sour kraut QGermanl druggist NAM Bernard Penczek Phyllis Persons John Presta Lynn Reed Alice Rice Francis Sattler Franklin Sattler Norbert Surberg Ruth Tuffey Ruth Tuttle Alice Walker Ann Walton Marvel Warren wynola Yager Evelyn Yauger Joan Zimmer WEAKNESS honey good Marks Press Conferences school red chevvy's brooms presidency New Yorkers Americans hot rods clothes servicemen fur coats Yellon oration tommyguns SENIOR FOLLIES SONG nF1ight of the Bumble Been usailor Polkan UI Want a Girln 'nAlways Laten 'When You're Smilinn uOver Hills, Over Dalen nOld Mc Sattle Had a Farmn nHot Rod Raceu nJealousyn nRed Ball Expressn uUndecidedn nOhl Georgian I' nBarnyard Polkan nwhispering Hopen nBell Bottom Trousersn NZing a Little Zeng Any similarity between this survey and members 18 AMBITION multimillionaire Will marry like George Mikan to be on time Yankee bat boy dates survive Sr. year midget racer bandage roller engaged cover girl bungalow for two accountant to have a microphone system to excel Florence Nightingale 2nd of the Senior Class was PROBABLY wTliTE2i' stung Bill boy rear admiral Cave 1118.11 Dodger water boy mannequin dresser truck driver walkin police woman one of the Billy William's quartet model waitress Hawkins- ville siren a'oountin' eggs on Milton Ver1e's show lst woman president one of Hines Varieties nintendedn N X S 5?-Q.,l X 5 1 0 0 ,Illlll0l'S ,ex C ?g A M ,, . J Row 1: R Schintzius, N Leichty, H Rauscher, Mrs. Brooks, E Freeman, N McPhilny, Row 2: S St.John, B Pfendl- er, J Presta, P Smith, D Sawyer, J Blankman, B DeVoe. C Gerber, Row 3: M Hughes, A Grenier, D Pfendler, J Walton, F Lahah, L DeVoe, L Waterman, P Koster, VKrambuhL S Yager, Row 4: J Frank, N Crill, J Brooks J Lake, C Hargrave, C Nugent, B Holcombe, W Stephen, D Strobel, A Reed, Row 5: E Berger, E Murphy, C Kline R Olney, H Cumnings, M Brown, J Linck, K Paddock, W Leichty, D Bellinger. , OFFICERS President-Harland Rauscher Jr. Vice-President-Robert Freeman Secretary-Noreen Leichty Treasurer-Ruth Schintzius Reporter-Mary McPh1lmy Student Council Rep.-Janet Blankman Class Advisor-Mrs. Robert Brooks The Claes of l95h started their activities at Christmas with the sale of Fanny Farmer Candy. On January 23rd our treasury was in- creased from a most successful Junior Class Winter Carnival Dance. Junior Class rings also arrived in January. We were happy to welcome Charlotte Hargrave and Carolyn Gerber to our ever growing class. At this writing we are busy contacting orchestras for the Junior Prom which will be held on May 8th, Don't fail to attend this long awaited event! The two one-act plays will be given April 23rd under the able direction of Mrs. Bjorkman. 20 L X f li J J Q Row 1: Mr. Torrens, R Safe, H Kurish, M Carlberg, H Presta, D Karlen, Row 2: A Hough, R Betsinger, J Brooks, L Dean, S Roberts, J,Arrigo, P Eck, R Stannard, Row 3: J Scheve, B Forand, G Strobel, B Griffith, E Stephon, B Stephen, R Thomas, B Yelton, Row A: T Daubach, M Mooney, J Roberts, A Zeigler, J Breen, J Petrie, N Brooks, R Kaiding, B Jackson, Row 5: R Edwards,1J Waite , E Andrews, M Greenwell, H Schumann, H Seamon, C Prime. 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Row lg Mr. Gericke, B Forand, M Weeden, A Cyr, M Golden, B Holcombe, J Blankman, R Freeman, S Forand, J Zimmer, D Sawyer, Row 2: N Bartelotte, J Presta G Strobel, J Carlberg, R Sherwood, L Faduski, J Pfendler, D Jackson, B Hough, A Hough, R DeTrag1ia, S Yager, Row 3: N Philips, H Presta, A DeVoe, T LaMarca, E Andrews, A.Anna, D Roberts, S Roberts, J Srandis, O Sykes, S Kirk, Row Ll: A Walton, R Kessler, C Seymour, V Kranbuhl, D Strobel, H Schuman, T DeTraglia, Tuttle, P Koster, R Betsinger, C Gerber, S Sokoloski, J Scheve, Row 5: M Linck, B Jackson, C Powers, J Breen, R Persons, F Sattler, R Sattler, L Reed, E Fahey, H Bok, E Yauger, M Warren,R Schintziis, N Crill, Row 6: B Vollmar, G Hargrave , M Hughes, B Plummer, A Reed, P Woodhill, M Greenwell, J Petrie, C Nugent, S Kaiding,A Zeigler, J Lake LSJ R Row l: V Cook, C Andrews, S Young, C Sweeney, S Lansing, S Ingersoll, J Grower, P Wee den, D Laquay, L Cutting, L Sherwood, Row 2: A Rosenburgh, R Rosenburgh, S Dask- iewich, H Barringer A Conway, R Weeden, J Sasenbury, P Grocholski, J Casanova, Miss Vairo, Row 3: G Stro- bel, R Kirk, D Williams, J Hough, S Sattler, L Roberts, G LaMarca, S Payne, S Inger- sol, S Gerber, A Brooks, D hrnst, F Smith, Row hz E Rucki, J Hutton, D Felton, C Per sons, P Sherwood, R Walton, S Earl, S Hillyer, R Freeman, C Capron, M Evans, Row 5: T Brown, R Raberts, J Pritchard, P Carey, E Walker, G Platt, M Roberts, Y Bellinger, S Gerber, l Loftus, C Christiansen, J Carlberg, A Wood, W Ernst, P Evans, E Chapin. M2 , B Davkiewich, R Hough, H Seamon, R Harvey, P Beokhert, H Waeton, R 1: B Forand b C Har-gme, D Sawyer, E Ywgef- B Holm 6' ow ,Row 2: Mr. Lague, J Amigo' N Henry' L Reed' H Eck, J Zimmer, H Seamon, C Prime press club Agni Row 1: J Arrigo, H Eck, M Warren, J Presta E Larrivey D N , Heiler, Henry, B Holcombe, Row 2: Mr. Roemer, E Yauger, L Reed, F Sattler, R Bourgeois, C Nugmn., O Syke, Mrs. Trainor, Row 3: J Zimmer, J Presta, S Sokoloski, B Jackson. R Kaiding, H Presta, S Forand, J Yager, Row M: R Bickford,A Daskiewich,P Woodill, B Plummer, H Seamon, B Letson, D Williams, B Forand. H3 I-Oliililel' draws, J Pe 'r'1veg, H Ho T Daubach, H Row 1: E Pin St.Jo'm'1, B Holcombe, E Lax' n, J Presta, C Nugent, C Kline, Yelto cial dub 'crie , M Warren, Mrs. Trainer, Row 2: S lmes, P ?er'sons, H EGR, B Bok, E- Stephen Row 12 W Paczkdwski , 5 Lame, V Tgigaqlen, Row 2: P Linck, R scmmuus, muah: B Hough, 5 Wolfe, Miss Dorland LLLL i X 5 9, 53 ge X2 as Q Row 1: J' Hoffert J B M W , rooks, P Koster, C Heilez-. L Miller, Brooks, J Brooks, J Hughes, C Seymour, W Paczkowski 1 R Williams, M McPhilmy, D Casanova M ' , r. 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Tripp, Row 2: M Brown, E Berger, A Grenier, B.Cummings, D Sage, D Pfendler J Walton, Row 3: R Stannard, L Dean, J Brooks, F Sattler, D Gerber, E Regner, C Joslin, Row M: J Roberts, W Coe, B Plummer, B Penczek R Wentworth , 'EQ V 3 , miie 'mel library club Row 1: E Andrews, C Hargrave, N Hughes, B Jackson, J Carlberg, Row 2: P Linck, S Kirk, S Sokoloski, B Griffith, B Stephon, R Thomas, S Roberts, B Forand, Mrs. Brooks Row 3: S Forand, J Presta, D Sawyer, B Pfendler, N Grill, J Blankman, J Leffingwell, I Higby, H Presta Row'h: P Koster, J Lake, C Nugent, S Kaiding, M Greenwell, P Woodhill, J Petrie, J Breen, V Krambuhl U7 3 w Warren, Row 1: B Hough, E Fahey, M Warren, P Persons, R Eickford, Row 2: N Henry, E Yauger, L Miller, H J X J L h' F M ' B km Row 1: E Yauger Q Yersons . 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