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

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. J CLASS HISTORY April, 1953 Dear Children, ARTHUR ANNA GILBERT BACKER It was only yesterday that I dressed you 1 and made all of the elegant preparations for HD0-itn uGi1' your first school day. Such brave children. '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