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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

1 . We have crossed the bay the ocean lies before us DEDICATION Wo, the graduating class of 1957, w yearbook to our understanding advisor, L by us and always had time to lend us a h the past tour years. To you, Mr. Ano, w of dedicating our year book. 'I' ish to dedicate our ir, Ano, who has stood elping hand through e have the privilege IN APPRECIATION We wish gto extend our appreciation to Miss Angelakos, who saw us through our first three years of high school and to Mr. Renauld, who took charge of us as Seniors and helped us in our final steps toward graduation. To you, Miss Angelakos and Mr. Renauld, we qive our deepest thanks. 5' Board of Education ' D. Everett Bliss District Superintendent of Schools Seated--E. Sattler, Byrle E. Jackson, Leslie Brown. Standing--Gordon Dye, Thomas Corwin, Harold P. Seanon, Frank Stysh. 6 Mr. Ano, Vice Principalg Mr. Seamon, Principalg Mr. South, Elementary Vice Principalg Mr. Testo, Elementary Supervising Principal Administration Mr. Dye, Clerkg Mrs. Rauscher, Secretaryg Guidance Counselors Mr. Walter Scheer, Miss Doris Dorland Row l--Mrs. Daskiewich, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Boome, Miss Sawner, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Fickbohm, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs, Ringwald, Miss Skorupa, Mr. J. B an Mrs Kornmeyer Mrs Tompkins, Miss Denkert, Donovan. Row 2--Miss eem , . , . ' ' J 1' Miss Chapman Mr. Sheer, Mr. Boone. Mrs. DuBois' krs. Coscomb, Miss os in, , Row 3--Mrs. Buckley, Miss Dorland, Mrs. Beck, Mrs, 0'Brien, Mrs. Eggleston, Mrs. Blum, Mr. Swartzman, Mr. Ano, Mr, R. Donovan. Row 4--Miss Baldwin, Mrs. Kowalik Miss lseneker, Mrs. Ross, Mrs, Davis, Miss Tabolt, Mr. South, Mr, Paulson,'Mr. Renauld. Row 5--Miss Brown, Miss Jacques, Miss Keller, E s Mr Amos Mr Gerred, Mr Loomis, Mr. Pierce, Miss Goodiellow, Miss vang, . ,gg . . t M'ss J 11 Mr. Oman, Mr. Siminon, Mr. Teal, Row 6--Mr. Seamon, Mr. Hut on, 1 ewe Mr. Testo, Mr. Manning. Absce'--Visa Ruchfi, Mr. Becht, Mrs, Swartzman. HE LTH Mrs. hose swartzman Miss Helen Sawner Dental Hygienist School Nurse 8 KORTENAERIAN'STAFF Editor-in-Chief--Ramona Wallace Assistant Editor--Ramona De Traglia Literary Editor--Velma Hebdon Mary Bitteker Jim Rice Typing Editor ---- Mary Ann Piatkowski Helen Baker Helen Thomas Marsha Linck Mary Mercer Sara Lou Hines Phyllis Kwasniewski Art 8 Layout Editor-Robert Carey Dale Ferris Shirley Kirk Edward Fynmore Robert Moore George Kline Lavere Lahah Advertising Editor--Gary Havens Ronald Sherwood Nancy Bartelotte Edward Penczyk Fred Reed Lovilla Scheve Carol Joslin '7 Business Editor-David Jackson Class Editor--- Sports Editor Rodney Persons Theresa La Marca Phyllis Composte Ronald Fredricks Charles La Quay James Coe ---Leon Faduski Harry Faduski Ann Rae Ersnt David Loffingwell Circulation Editor-larii Ieeden Theresa HOIUIOIIK1 Theresa Fey' Patricia Sago Joseph lihalhn Advisors ------ lMr. Ano Miss Tabolt Mr. Becht , Mr. R. 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LQ II' I r 27. 911 ' F 1 mv cf. ,Z , f 4,3 ip' VN Q. . 'Af . fl f E x ffl 'V EAL.-gh , ff 3 ml if: -f mg? , . ,, .sl si 1 ,K 26. .ff 25. W. 'lf ,sr sifmn if Q mf..- U.:- r' 335 fl W1 2? 'LEE 31' 3, k 2 .n 'ie Q, : Q Y ' , .- 0 'Q 7 - ..:.1'f?t f . + iigj A - ,y jz.'?.:f1j:4fsy 2 50' 33 X . . 35 . Class History Graduation is almost upon us. Heavens! It,doesn't seen possible that we will be leaving school in June to enter our new ways of life,-rit's hard to fully realize that we are seniors. It doesn't seen so long ago that we were just entering Kindergarten where we became acquainted with Phgigp COIQ poste, Ed Fynmore, Marsha Linck, Shirly Kirk, Rodney,Pe:-sons, Rangijiiirqlie, Lplly Scheve and Mary Bittiker. We were craz about Mrs.lEgglesten. K The following year Miss Blondin welcomed? as to the first qriqgx siyene we meg: Harry Faduski, Ronnie Fredericks, Gary Havens, Sara Lou Hiiidgailtfl Jackson, Carol Joslin, Jim Rice, Pat Sage, Marie Wooden and Ron Sh rweiig we were certainly a growing class. We were joined in second gradl By: Qlblll Thomas and Dave Leffingwell, Miss Welch was our teacher. When we advanced to third grade we met Jim Coe, Leon Faduski, Terry Lau r Marca, Haney Bartelotte and DaleJFegris. Mrs, Glouse was our new victim. .1 In fourth grade we became two seperate classes, Miss Iseneker and Miss Allen were our new teachers, We had'dh1y two additions that year, Ed Penczek andf- Ann Rae Ernst. At the end of that year we lost Lorraine Wheelock, In fiitblw grade with Mrs, Cady and Mrs, Davis we met Fred Reed., There were two students that joined us in the sixth grade, they were Mary Mercer and Theresa Fey but we lost Olin Moore, Miss Ruchti and Mrs. DuBois were our teachers that yeeg, Well! we were finally in the seventh grade, How grown up the seniordgij looked next to us. In our first year of junior high, we met three new'clafli matesg Helen Baker, Maryann liatkowski and Phylis Kwasniewski. That year V Richard Horton, Bill Hannum and Shirly Meeker left our class. Our advisors, were Mr, Torrens and Mr, Lague. In the eighth grade we learned that Bob CarQE was going to be part of our class, while at the end of the year we lost Bette? Cornell, Gerry Rogers and Bob Gillet, Could it be possible that we were really soles and our first dances with an orchestra, Freshmen? iWe ceuld have bake- E It was in this year that Miss 1 Angelakol, whom we shall remember always, came to B.C,S. 'Mr, Ano was the homeroom teacher of 9-B, During this year we Velma Hebdon, Joe Mihalko, Ramona Wallace and we also lost many students: Florence Sweeny, Judy Brooks, June Tilly and Ken Marsden. The most exciting event of our Sophomore also had some new classmates: Terry Wesoiawski-, Uglbftunltbiy De1bert1Ci'11i Albert Earl, year was our trip to Albany, where we visited many well known buildings, 'Dave Roberts, Helen Cook, James V Griffith, Clara Thayer, Carolyn Johnson, Bob Gerling, Dave Walker and James 'T Buchala left us. ' Bob Moore joined us in our Junior year and we lost Larry LaQuay. We have many happy memories of our Junior year. Our Junior plays went off well under the direction of Miss Angelakos and put quite an added sum of money into our treasury. nDo It Yourselfn and Hlnvitation To Breakfastn were our two selections. During this year we received our class rings, which was very thrilling for all of us. And then of course, there was our Junior Brom. Our theme was nCherry Pink and Apple Blossom White.H lt was very beautiful and we will cherish the memories of it always. Our King and Queen were Ronnie Sherwood and Ramona Wallace. i 'n' were ver sorr to lose Betty Sweeny and Ogzggasgigiggz ve gigeagffvgffigdfgr the yea! wereymany. 'We were saddened by the departure og Miss Angelakos, but we were happy to welcome Mr. Rcnaillo Our Senior play, nChar1y's Auntu was a great success. Each player gave a memf orable performance. Now we are getting started on our Yearbook and we are looking forward to our Senior Trip, our Senior Ball and of course Graduation. Looking back over the years, we are just a bit saddened UQ bf 10aV1n9 the place where we have found so many friends and have had such-wonderfulr y times, However, we are looking forward to the future with much hope and ex- pectation, characterized by our motto, Wwe have Crossed the bay, the ocean an lies before us.n ' Uk Juniors ' Grades Fifth W' 7 Third Sophomores ...1 Juniors Sixth I3 Dale Ferris NA11 the world loves a lovern nRi-gqenn WE Vice President H - Ramona Wallace A FrJendvto everyone in needn Mona H President Secretary Edward Fynmore HLife is never dullu ll IlEd Mary Mercer Always calm, never hurriedn llMarylI i Carol Joslin uL1f6 is what you make itn Caroln Treasurer Student Council Representative H i Helen Baker nA11 good things in onen nBakerN Nancy Bartelotte Nsmiling, sweet and always neat' NNan' Mary Bitteker Nggrk and you shall be reward e 'Mary' n Robert Carey nFu11 of life and fun, home- work seldom donen IIB0bIl James Coe nQuiet waters run deep ' IIJ im!! bf .... Phyllis Composto 'Q gag wit great determina- 10n nphyln Ramona DeTragl1a NBetter small and shine th large and cast a shadown !IM0n al! Ann Rae Ernst N1'11 find a way or make o IlAnnII Harry Faduski Everybody ' s Champion HHarn Leon Faduski Ulf at first you don't succeed, try, try, again Hldeeu I6 Theresa Fey 'Sugar and spice and every- thing nice' N Theresa' Ronald Fredericks 'A11 things are bearable, even school' 'Ronnie' Velma Hebdon Gary Havens 'Thenslow andloasy-qlilq typd 'Gar' 'Fun and keep things lively' 'Cookie' HI shall Sara Lou Hines laugh myself to 'Sara Lou' I7 death' David Jackson nwhy take life too seriouslyn NDaven Shirley Mae Kirk NThe golden touch of silenceu nShir1n George Kline One in a million NGe0rgel1 Phyllis Kwasniewski nSweet and shy, always a twinkle in her eyen nphyln Levere Lahah NLife's to short to hurryn nJohnnyn I8 Therese LaMarca HA smile for every girl, two N for every boy lllrerll N Charles LaQuay A sense of humor, a good mind, combination hard to findn WChipmunkn Marsha Linck 'Better late than nevern NMarshan 4 Joseph Mihelko ' NThere's a joker in every deckf IIJOCII I9 8 David Leffingwell nNothing ventured, nothing lostn , nDave' Rodney Persons 'Never let the party get dull' nRod Robert Moore ' H He looks up to no-one' NB0bN Edward Penczek NNever a dull momentn lIEdll Frederick Reed NFor he's a jolly good fellowu uRickyn James Rice nven of few words are the best menu HJ im!! Lo Mary Ann Piatkowski nA11 good things must endu nMary Annu 5 Ronnie Sherwood Happy and care- freeu HRonnieN Patrice Sage nThere was never a saint with red hairu llpat H Lovilla Scheve NA smile is her umbrellan Il 1 1-yl' 1 5 f Helen Thomas nlve got a pock- et full of dreams' nHe1enN Marie Weeden nGent1eness succeeds bet- ter than violencen Billn Theresa Wesolowskl .WNice things come in small pack agesu HTerry Jr.N ZJ LAST WILL AND TESTANENT Class of 1957 We, the class of 1957, being of sound Cwell, almostl mind and body, wishto make known, that we hereby bequeath these items to the following people of Boonville Central School: Helen Baker leaves her boyfriends to Carol Koster and Helen Coe. Nancy Bartelotte leaves her pretty smi-e to Judy Everett and Mary Jane Mahaffy. Mary Bitteker leaves her intelligence to rargarlte Betsinger and Connie Grower R bert Care leaves his hair to Mr. Renauld and Bruce Wetmore. Jim Coe leaves his quiet ways to Richard Houghton and Jack McPhilmy. Ph llis Com o to leaves her James Dean 5ooEs lo Carol Griffith and Jean Elgosin. Ramona DeTrag1ia leaves her singing ability o aro Composto and Nancy Hughes. Ann Rae Ernst leaves her quick temper to Brrhara Webster. Harry Faduski leaves his athletic ability to James Smith and Dick Satterly. Dale Ferris leaves his girls to Paul Forand and Bill Parker. Theresa ggy leaves her sweaters to Helga Ho t. Ronnie Fredericks leaves his Dodger Eoohs to Charles Blum. EQ Fynmore leaves his ability to please teac ers to Gene Hayes and Bill Crofoot. Sgr Havens leaves his poise to Jim Prime and Chester Bandyck. Velma Hebdon leaves her bubble gum to Shirley Yelton. Sara Lou Hines leaves her pretty clothes to Berhrce Griffith and Mary Garbarino. Daves Jackson leaves his sophisticated air to Nell Kaiding and Mike Garlock Carol Joslin leaves her blouses to E ma Yager. Shirigy Kirk leaves her gentle manner to 3 errll Rutledge. GCOPQC Kline leaves his friendliness to Ronnie Cyr. Phyllis Kwasniewski leaves her shy- ness to Janet Rehe. Levere Lahah leaves his speed to Carleton Lahah. Terry La Marca leaves her prettiness to CaroIyh'Pa ne. Charles LHSUBY leaves his height to John Sasenhury. Marsha Linck leaves her slowness to Joyce Keit and Mary Covey. Dave Leffin well leaves his weight to DICE rns . Mar Merceg leaves Mepcer's Dairy to Boh Wrrmore. Joe Mihalko leaves his wittyremarksto Frrd Berger and Pete Poppleton. Bob Moore leaves his cowboy boots to Arhold Geiskopf. Ed Penczek leaves his love of deviltry to Fred Kline and Ed Scheve. Rodney Persons leaves his drum to Don Golden. . Mar Ann Piatkowski leaves her neatness to ghrila Warren. Fred Reed leaves his height to Edwin Rice. Jim Rice leaves his halo to Bob Dolan rhd Leonard Williams. fat Sage leaves her red hair to Audrey Mooney Lolly Scheve 1eav,S her majorette uniform an aton fo Joan Presta. Ronnie Sherwood leaves his good looks to Math Rurhl Helen Thomas leaves her seat.in History Class to Mary Thomas! Ramona Wallace leaves her beautiful hair fo Wanda Sweeney. Marie Weeden leaves her pony tail to Ramona Hughes. Terry Wesolowski leaves her disposition to arriet Evans. The Senior Class leaves to Mr. Ano rhr amhifious natures. Leon Faduski leaves his flashy clothes T5-'Bch Shew. We, therefore, confirm the preceding and respectfully submit this document. Respectfully, Class of 1957 witnessed by: CLASS Cotons CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Black and Silver 'We have crossed the bay Pink Rose the ocean lies before usn Name Helen Baker Nancy Bartelotte Mary Bitteker Robert Carey James Coe Phyllis Composto Ramona DeTraglia Ann Rae Ernst Harry Faduski Leon Faduski Dale Ferris Theresa Fey Ronald Fredericks Edward Fynmore Gary Havens Velma Hebdon Sara Lou Hines David Jackson Carol Joslin Shirley Mae Kirk George Kline Phyllis Kwasniewski Levere Lahah Theresa La Marca Charles LaQuay David Leffingwell Weakness Frenchville Trying to be good Horses and western music Hunting Port Leyden James Dean Reading in bed The word nhoneyvv Food Women and clothes Girls and Troopers Clothes Brooklyn Dodgers Hunting Sports Cars Elvis Presley Skipping School Females Eating Danny Donna Dancing Sports Boys and Men Roller Skating Cars Song NCrazy Armsn nTrue Loven nBlackboard of my heartn uwayward Windn n0n the Banks of the Wabashn uBody and Soulu nYoung Loven nMy Prayern UMood Indigon nFriendly Per- suasionu nSinging the Bluesu NTrue Love' NRhapsody In Bluen 'Wayward Windu nTuxedo Junctionn NAnyway you want Men NLOVG Me Tendern nSeptember Songu nCrazy Armsu NI want You, I Need You, I Love Youn HCindy Oh Cindyn Wwalking in the Rainu nOh Black Joen Nls It Wrong to Love Youn nCindy Oh Cindy' UI Walk The Line' Z3 Ambition Probably Will B5 Private Sec- retary Secretary Nursing Career Engineering on cars Farming Nllfl To be a teacher To be Happy Coach Detective State Trooper Nursing Brooklyn Bum Photographer An ole saw bones An Air Force nurse Beautician Millionaire Beautician Practical Nurse Retail Man- ager Secretary Farmer Mrs.?? Graduate A woman janitor A Saint?????? Another Einstein Stage manager Champion Roller- skater Housewife Member of Quintones seen on T,V. Saying ndearn instead of nhoney A bench-warmer Public enemy No.1 Ex-convict Champion Bowler Yankee bat boy A midget A sports car racer First to have hair dyed blue Women truant officer Broke Member of Piston Pusher's Club Meat Packer Head shrinker A Wave Late for his funeral Miss America of 1960 A Senior in 1997 Multi-millionaire Clown in Circus Marsha Linck Mary Mercer Joseph Mihalko Robert Moore Edward Penczek Rodney Persons Mary Ann Piatkowski Frederick Reed James Rice Patricia Sage Lovilla Scheve Ronald Sherwood Helen Thomas Ramona Wallace Marie Rose Weeden Theresa Wesolowski Getting to School on time Bob Everything Cars and western mucic Girls WomanCAnn Burk- hartl Getting in early Glenfield Talking Chevy's Pat Western Music and convertibles Wendell Blue and Tur- quoise clothes Roger and cloth es Clothes BABY'PICTURES I. Marsha Linck 18. 19. 2. David Leffingwell 20. 3. Nancy Bartelotte 21. 4. Gary Havens 22. 5. Rodney Persons 23. 6. Mary Mercer 24. 7. Ramona Wallace 25. 8. Mary Bitteker 26. 9. Harry Faduski 27. 10. Charlie LaQuay 28. II. Lovilla Scheve 29. 12. Terry LaMarca 30. 13. Jim Rice . . Ann Rae Ernst Fred Reed 14 15. 16. Joe Mihalko 17 . Ronald Fredericks 31 32. 33. 34. 35 1 NBlueberry Hilln NOnly Youn NPicnicN uSan Antonio Rosen nCindy Oh Cindyn nEarthBoundn Nwalking in the Rainu uTonight You Belong to Men 'Davy Crockettn nAl1eghany Moonn nwalking in the Rainn Nlt Only Hurts For a Little Whilen nCrazy Otton nwalkinq in the Rainn - nGreen Doorn NP1ease Don't Leave Men Helen Baker Terry Wesolowski Ramona DeTraglia Ronnie Sherwood Patricia Sage Shirley Mae Kirk Vilma Hebdon George Kline Theresa Fey Leon Faduski David Jackson Robert Carey Phyllis Composto Marie Weeden Mary Ann Piatkowski Edward Fyn ore Phyllis Kwasniewski Sara Lou Hines Z4 Stenographer Medical Sec- retary Hell driver Steel Guitar player A certain girl Music teacher Typist Food Tech- nologist Farmer Staying single Go to Bus- iness School Be a happy wanderer Housewife Nurse Go to College Secretary Blueberry Picker A woman milkman A trooper Violinist All alone and blue Member of Bill Hale Comets Mrs. Frank Larrivey Garbage collector Second Dennis the Menace Married with a dozen kids Mrs. Pat Kotary Always in trouble a nNuttn First ident woman Pres- y'S Benny Goodman's fav- orite pupil Dress designer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED u 1 L l ' f ff CD X fM' BEST GROOMED MR. R MISS. UNIVERSE 1957 CLASS A GELS MOST LIKELY T0 BE LATE CLASS JOKERS ' f 1 NICEST SMILE 2. 5 Q ' 'il 4' 1, MW My WM Tag, f gr? ., :W , . .,., f fi LM K , kd 23' JM. WJ aff Jw CLASS BOOKWORMS MOST TYPICAL SEHIORS LM X H -'5 75 A W w x' 8 , AQQSQ .'., iEQW3Ws Sk S ...ff 1 1 , fu, 61 'Y FRETTIEST HAIR CLASS DEVILS -fs dmyuvfnkuuuvniw . K K 1 mu HAVE DQNE MOST FOR CLASS MOST SOPHISTICATED Z6 MM, ,. i - X ,I 4, A Jul uosm' cormmous PRETTIEST EYES A wx. vs TCT rx , M., ,,., I A , f ? iz I 9,4 .. X ' 2 - ' '- - Y ,,.. il Ma, .w ' L . 59 --g' ' X ' E i rg ig , . V I A , A A Vfrirg' ' ' A M W,w'f IA 'r, , -.,. ,,,.' A K 1 k.s? '-,L I EW Q ,--' TS 4 JH f'iff M' MOST ATHLETIC MOST FRIENDLY T33 fb r4os'r GIRL say ag Bo! sr-nr CLASS HOT RODS 2-'I 1734 f J ,. . Q JPG.,-QQ' J. -S' I unior Prom 'I 1555 V WMXW. , V , ' Hs A I , ' ' L nl ' .A .. Q -.. ,. CLASSES liv 30 Row 1-- Mr. R, Donovan, R, Hughs, J. Kent, V, Betsinger, C. Blum, H, Evans, C. Payne, C. Composto, J, McPhi1my, Fow 2-- J, Elgosin, C. Griffith, P, Forand, C. Grower, R. Cyr, F. Kline, N.Hughes, H, Holt, Pow 3-- P. Shew, D, Golden, P, Poppleton, C, Lahah, J, Robe, E, Hayes, M, Garbarino, M, Covey. Absent-- J, Sugar, W, Crofoot, M, Garlock, N. Kaiding, M, Thomas. mb Row 1 -- Miss. Dorland, C. Koster, B. Wetmore, S, Rutledge, E. Rice, B. Griffith, H. Coe, W. Sweeney. Row 2 -- B. Dolan, J. Presta, M. Ruth, A. Mooney, B. Parker M. Mahaffy, S. Warren, S. Yelton. Row 3. -- R. Satterly, R. Ernst, B, Webster, B. Wetmore, J, Everett, J. Prime, L. Williams. Absent- J. Smith, A. Geiskopf, C, Bandych, E. Scheve, R. Houghton, F. Berger, J. Sasenbury, 31 Fow 1--E, Vager, N, Jackson, C, Edick, C. Tverett, G..Stlf0f26l. R-, EQIUHCZYK1 Yrs, xornmeyer low 2-- Y. Rellinqcr, F. Smith, C. Chrlstlansen, N. LQbCFt5r C. Andrews, A, Ruchi, N. Hughes how 3-- J. PPiiChHFdv R- Roberts. M'GremS' J, Fiatkowski, J, Baker, M. Loftus, V. Sokoloski Absent--T. BFOWU 10th Row 1--J, Ano, C, Persons, C. Sweeny, J. Grower, D. LaQu8y 5, Young, Mr. Fierce, Row 2--P, Vihalko, P. Weeden, S, Lansing, R, Sampson, E1 Sherwood, R. Rutledge, S, Ingersoll, Pow 3-- J, Capron, D, Dannuqh, F, St, Dennis, A, Pero, A, Wright, F, Murphy, A, Fey. 31 Row 1-- P, Ffengler, M, Sweeney, L, Treen, M, Griffith, S. Ingersoll, J. Glenn, S, Dashiewich, K. Ruth, B, Begg, J. Oaster, Mr, Donovan, Row 2-- E. Grems, M, Evans, M, Borwick, R, Peterson, D. Fey, S. Payne, C, Ruppert, T. Coe, C. Coe, F, Kirk, how 8-- J, Zimmer, D, Ernst, U. Freeman, E, Seelman, R, Bolick, K. Roberts, G. Can Alstine, C, Kwasniewski, D, Jackson, G, La March Absent-- V. Williamson 9:19 QQ uw if . Row 1--J, Casanovia, F. Weeden, D, Sanford E, Roberts K. Rutled M W T. Penczek, S, Sattler, J. Gleasman, H, Jaokson Jr., Mrs, Brooks ggow 5--altggnm N. Brooks, S, Alger, R, Walton, D, Williams, H, Barringer, J, Hutton B Ring- ' wald, J, Qasenbury, M, Evans, Row 3--P, Syablak, P. Sherwogd, R. HarLey.Jr K Williamson, F. Oaster, R, Yazowski, W, Fey, H, Seamon, B. Daskiewich P Beans. lhsent--S, Czerski, J. Rocker, C, Grower Jr., C. Joslin, ' . 33 Row 1--C. Bandych, B, Lallier, T, Hebdon, R. Havens, V. Goodspeed, L. Smith, F. Cleaver, S. Dolan, Miss Brown Row 2 - D, Richards, J. Dragon, E, Parker, B. Sattler, T. Dellerba, S. Duvelow, K. Wormwood Row 3-- P, Green, J. Bienick, A. Wood, J. Ernst, W, Brown, A.Wright, J. Kent, R. Grower, W. Law 81319 Bow 1-- W, Fey, T, Loadwick, D, Yauger, M.A.Thayer, M, Faduski, S, Wilson, J. St,Dennis, W, Houghton, L, Blum, Mr, Swartzman. ,Pow 2-- S, Rucki, C. Mathis, C. Kwasniewski, T. Seymour, L, Garbarino, M, Oper, G, Marcy, K. Pfendler. Row 3-- M, Kent, S, Hillyer, C, DeTraqlia, J, Korber, D, Greenwell, K, Kranbuhl, K, Smith, D. Crill, Absent: R. Buchala, G. Hutchins. 34 ROW 1-- Miss Beeman R Egnaczyk L Howard P Sweene P K 1 J P 1 - ' ' ' ' 0 . 1 F. Wh1te, B. Glenn,'K. Treen, R.'Fleming Row 2-- J. KgslowskE,pX: Reed? :?rkirk E, Suchala, E, Cleaver, D. Pritchard, V, Carey, A. Carey Row 3-- M. Podkowka,- ' E: R?2gEgidM- Weaver, D. Dorn, N. Elgosin, L. Mac Diarmid, R. Ne11anbaoh,F. Edick, Row l--S. Dolan, J. Egnaczyk, P. Czajka, J. Merriam, L. Kessler P. Prit cha.-d, E, Hughes, M. Gifford, J. Ba.-ringer, Miss Skorupa. new 5-- M. Nellenbach, F. Ross, S. Phillips, G. Jones, P. Wilson, S. Sampson, E. Covey, L. Kessler. Row 3--P. Carey, S. Stysh, E. Patrick, J. Sage, T. Faduski, S. Deninsky, V. Rucki, B. Gifford, M. Fynmore. Absent-- S. Earl, E. Drake, J. Kozlowski, B. Sweeney. 35' P 3i'4f9FPP P 7fl9 Y Row l-- Mrs. Freeman, J. Snyder, R. Danough, B, Flatt, H, foberts, 5. Yager, P, Chapman, G. Capron, B. Gaffney, C. Jones. Pow 2-- S. Mooney, J. Koster, H, Gleasman, B, Wallace, E, Brooks, J, Brown, C. Reese, S, Karpinski, D, Stanley, Row 3-- S, Williamson, B, Freeman, E, Smith, L, Platt, M. Larrivey, B, Russell, L, Burr, C. Crofoot, J. Crill, rio Row 1 -- Mr. Uman, A. Johnson, D. Kohl Chase, B Duvelow. B. Kowalik. B Kranbuhl . gpencer , 5: Sturdevant, G. Webster, H. Evans, J. Mihalko, B. Cady, W, Row 2 -- L. Brockert, W. Staring, A. Baeker, L. Conover, J. Olney, L. Redner, L. Schue, Row 3 -- C. Kingsbury, C. Murfit, N. Gillett, D. Staples, L. Penczek, C. Rice, J. 36 Row 1-- W, Casanova, N. Hayes, I1 Pfendler, B, Kaiding, C. Snyaer, L. Johnson, W. Roberts, P, Webster, F, Mooney, Miss Ruchti Fow 2-- E, Anken, J. Tomlkins, B. Duvelow, J. Testo, S. Ross, D, Capron J. Gleasman, M, Leffingwell, N, Kent, Row 3-- L. Bellf H, Daskiewich, L. Satterly, P, Merza, L, Stephens, S. Nright, A. Thomas Absent--H, Drake 6119 A S A AQ. , A A Row 1-- Mr. L. Jerred, M, Owens, K. Fitch, J. Speyers, P. Egnaczyk, D. LaQuay, ,A, Bring, Mr, A, South, Row 21g J, Stysh, C. Brown, R. Mercer, D. Wallace, J. Andrews, B, Charney, G. Lansing, Row 3-- G. Williamson, J. Ervay, R. Gifford, -S, Prine, C. Hillyer, D. Silpson, J. Jackson, J. Fynmore -37 Smit lg. 'Q .... A.. ., 5 H9 Pow 1-- R, Sanford, B. Morey, B. Andrews. B. Smit-he B- Blade: B- Elfansv 5- '1'i1liamson, J. Szyikowski, J, Wallace, Mr. Bofgme. Bow 2-- R. R0Clf0l', M- Buch- ala' R. paduski, B, Begg, C, Hulsizer, G, SZy1k0WSk1, C. GSPMBDSKI, K, Ossant, D, White, T, Kirk, Row 3-- M, Marshall, J, Howard, Y. Leffxngwell, W, Youngs, T, Fazekug, J, Anna- S. Williams, J, Capron, E. Yaqer, Absent-- S. PISPCC, J. Poberts 6il9 A .1 ,A Q Row 1-- J. Sampson, S, Houghton, M. Coahn, C. Pfendler, P, Pfendler, K. Pfeiffer, C,Kirk, P, Burgy, Nrs. Du Bois Row 2--M. Conway, F, Dorn, R. Redner, L. Pohor- eskey, C. Betsinger, P. Yelton, M. Lansing, M. Sugar, H. Smith Row 3-- L. Sweeney, F. Coe, D. Weeden, J. Redner, P, Dragon, J. Wright, J. Yazowski, D. Charbonneau, B. Jackson 38 Qxrg iii I How lv- J, Kelpy, L, Hutton, M, Abel, M, Cavanuugh, E, Anna, D, Dustin, B, Dolan, B, Lastowski, F, Karpinski, Mrs. Davis. Row 2-- G, Vollmar, L, Talcott, W, Koster, B. Gaffney, R. Ohm, B, Backer, J. Conway, C. De- Traglia, P, MacDairmid, Fow 3-- H, Hennessey, J. Ernst, B, Swartout, N, Karlen, B, Bell, P Breen, C, Schell, R. Patrick, T. Fitch. Absent: 'P, Fredricks, J, Kowalik. 5119 .ig .l Row 1 -- A. Palmer, A. Cash, D. Anna, H. Ruppert, G. Barringer, D. Rzese, S.-Wood F. Gates, S. Dragon, Mrs. Kent. Row 2 -- B. Kline, J. Sattler, H. W ite, J. Wagoner, D. Marcy, L. Bandych, J. Kornmeyer, J. Carey, L. Dellerba. ,Row 3 -- F. Murfit, F. Woodill, S. Smith, B. Beal, D. Reed, D. Holtz, K. Traxel, B. Hines. 39 Row 1-- R. Hayes, J, Sullivan, G. Sharpe, B. Kapfer, L, Warren, M, Conley, B. Egnaczyk, J. Pritchard, J, Marcy, W, Marcy, J, Barrow, Mrs. Buckley, Row 2--B. Capron, D, Moore, S, Seymour, J, Owens, L, Kgzlgwgki, W, Smith, R. Backer, M. Hoaqe, R. Staples, F, Bienick, K, Conway, How 3-- D. Harvey, L, Smith, G. Pfendler, J. Sugar, B. Goodhines, J. Testo, J, Loadwich, M. Hockey D. Shanley, G. Colvin J Row 1--C. Secor, C. Simpson, E. Lollier, N. Kirk, A. Dolan, J, Andrews, J, White, D , Borowich, L, Backer, J. Speyers, K. Conley, Miss lsneker, How 2-- J. Green G, Yager, A. Judwikowski, A. Garlock, E, Houghton, R. Johnson, S. Williamson, M. Pfendler, N. Seelman, J, Hoage, Row 3-- D. Kelley, J, Godlewski, J, Redner, R. Traiel, A. Sasonbur, J. Breen, R. Grems, E. Green, J. LaQuay, Absent-- L. Collins, E. Secor I H0 Q , , , I 4- M... ,Hz Row 1-- Mrs. Manning, L. Lambert, L. Grower, B. Andrews, C,,Lisowski, J. Wiedmer, B, Dustin, J. Fey, D. Williams, A. Denslow, L. Paladino, Migs.Evans Cstudent- teacherj Row 2-- N. Presta, B. Sampson, J, Ernst, T, Bandyqh, C, Traxel. R.Tlsieq1 N. Bourgeois, H,K, Higby, B. Fey, J. Koslowski, Row 37- R, Zelazowski, D, Capron B. Fokeg, T, Sanford, D. Reed, L. Smith, S, Gaetano, J. Stephens, L. Kingsbury, R, Gaylord 4tlo l ROW 1--F. Snyder, B, kornmeyer, H, Corwin, V, Faduski, S, Goodhines, S, Sweeney, F. Palmer, C. Fulmer, F. Schweinsberg, D. Mooney, Mrs. O'Bri:n, Row 2-- C, Anken, F, Hirschey, M, Dragon, J, Nellenhnck, L, Ringwald, D, Edick, B, Popple- ton, J, Podkowka, R, Croniser, D, Marcy, Row 3s-M, Salmon, M, Marshall, P, Bowman, R, Charbonneap, M, Leonard, B, Jackson, T, Chapman, T, Charney, J. Sweeney, B, Capron. Absent-- F, Fazekas, J, VerSchneider . QV Row 1-- M. Koqut F, Yockey K, Nellenback, E, Sullivan, R. Andrews, A. Mooney, J. Spencer, S, SLOIISI, G, gharpe, D. Kessler, Mrs. Rxngwald, Row 2-- J. Frank, T, MeCanney, P. Salmon, S, Kent, V, Chase, J. Sattler, L. Smith, P. Mooney, R, Sesenbury, D. Satterly, Row 3-- R, LaMarca, T. Dubach, J. Marcy, P, T1erney, L. Swartout, D. Rocker, R, Brucker Jr., L, Freder1cks, S, Tra1ner, Absent-- A, Reba 3rd Z, Wnggf if 'W Fowl 1 C, Conley, S. Skjellerup, D. Cleaver, G. Duback, R, Ffendler, D. Croniser, D, McDougal, B, Winters, H, Weiler, Miss Joslln, Row 2-- L, Vicks, D, Fynmore, D, Fynmore, A, Krist, J. Dragon, J, Kerber, C, Earl, R, Martin R, Platt. Row 3-- R, Everett, J, Dolan, C, Muha, J, Kirk, M, Cormier, K, Frank, R, Fletcher, J, Burdick, D, Jenks.--Absent: A Gleag 549, Row 1--L, Kranbuhl, w, Fuller, D, Mihalko, F. Sweeney, G. Ovitt, M. Law, K. Lisnwski, B, oaie, L, Youngs, J. Frederick. L. Seymour. MPS- ROSS' ROW 2-- 3. Devoe, J, Andrews, J, Platt, D, Young, S. Gleagman, R. Glarneagk R. Backer, K, Rokes, L3 Johnson, B. K0w8lik, T. Patrlcku B' Garrett: 0' 3 K. Hirschey' M. Kotary' J, Heneggney, P, Fulmer, L. Capron, R. Pfendleru J- Reppard. R. Thayer, L. Dillenbackv R' Jackson- W- Fey' 2144 how 1-- S. Gagnon, D. Houghton, J, Pfendler, N, Freeman, A Iseneker, C.n Alger, S. Brown, W, Kirk, T. Boc, M. Seaton, H. Simonin, Mrs, Tompkins. How 2-- D. Parry, C. Damuth, A, Brach, L. Weiler, E. Swartont, Y, Edick, P. Corwin, K. Bowman, M. Kornmeyer, A, Hosbacl, P. Schweinsburg, Row 3- - N, VerSchneider, K. Kirk, J, Williams, J. Dragon, F. 'i0 l0P, Rg.chfilt ainsen, D. Mooney, K. Failing, D. Abbl, D. Jenks, L. Anna. 'l3 .J-,..r.,,..-, . 'W ' Ili B ii ii A 1ST Row 1-- M. Sharpe, J. Snyder, D, Gillett, M, E, Kerber, G. Egnaczyk, K, nan- ough, B, Griffith, C, Danough, Miss Chapman, Row 2-- D, Clark, M, Mathis, P. GeiSk0Phn L- Andrews, F. Fuller, D. Ingersoll, E, Capron, W, Marcy, J, Winters, R- MOOHOY. Row 3-- 5. Lisowski, L.Lee, A, Grenier, C. Goodhines, B, Sasenbury, S, Platt, B. Swartout, P, Conley, L,.Ful1er, C, Pfeiffer, ZW Row 1--G1 Damuth, L. Zeigler, K. D, Clark, L. Yauger, S. Cash, B, Rocker, J. Capron, L, Andrews, G, Green, D, Martin, R, VanLuven, R, G, Sessions, J. Merla, B. Covey, W, Blair, B, Ruth, E, Gerrish, P 9 Charbonneau, M. Charbonneap, J, Pfeiffer, Platt, L, Ffendler, Mrs. Beck, Row 2-- D, Barringer, M. Kerber, J. Dellerbra, J. Podkowka, S, Williamson, G, White, Row 3-- J, Anna, R. Secore, E. Crofoot, C. Weaver, Leffingwell. Row 1-- Mrs. Blum' E, St, Dennis, G. Gaetana, S. Capron, J, Griff1th,,J. Griffitm J, Krist, K. Gates, L. Jewtrow, L. Thayer, P. Szyikowski, Miss Keller Rowv2-- J. Ohms. C. Meeker, D- K0W31ik. 5- Thayer: D- Schaefer, J. Nellenbach, N. er- senneider, W. CHPFOU. M- Owens. P- Howard- T- Muha Row 3 9- Earl- D: Scheve' D. Zeigller, G. Green, C.Lansing, S. Covey, S. Henry, P- HU1S12e1'. D- RICO' G' Rocker, R. Cady pr Pow 1--T, Alger, R, zeigler, P, Lee, D, Tesier, J. aeansxl, B, Blair, T, ' Skjellerup, B, Bourgeois, E, Williams, L. Fuller, Mrs, Eggleston, Row 2-- C, Morey, W, Conover, G, Cronizer, C, Sessions, B, Meeker, K, Testo, D, Hall M, M, Lynch, R, Dragon, B, Johnson, V, Wright, Row 3-- C, Lambert, B, Yockey, F, Blum, C, Kline, C'R, Hays, S, Harvey, L, Salmon, B, Wolff, J. LaMarca, D, Beal, M, Kimsky. , 'lf now l-- Mrs' Coscomb, P. Gaetano, A. Alger, G. Platt, L. Platt, T. Stocklosa, L. Ruppert, J. Palmer, J, Testo, A. Williamson, R, Kirk, R, Hoage, D. Parry, N. Jacqhes Row 2-- D. Larin, J. Fletcher, L. McDougal, G. Kelleg, J- KOIHSH' G. Ludwikowski, W, Collins, C. Weidmer, N. Anna, N. Williamson, . Perry u Row 3-- N. Marcy, N. Lisowskt, P. Collins, J. Teal, F. Gates, L. Myers, 5- Blair' H. Greene, J. Karlen, W. Roberts, W. Morey Kindergarten Row l-- Nrs. Daskiewich, D. Mooney, U. Murphy, C. Thayer, M. Conway, M. Sherwood, N. Seymour, A. Seelman, K. Koster, S. Rocker, B. Zeigler Row 2-- D. Kornmeyer, D. Kelpy, S. Goodhines, J. Bourgeois, S. Loadwick, B. Rugpert, A. Hoch, G. Gaffney B. Capron, E. Kaiding, A. Brownell, L. Worden, Row R-- , Payne, D. Belevich, J. Szyikowski, N. Pfendler, R. Capron, S. Trainor, D. Charboneau, P. Kowalik, B. Penfzek, L. Henry, D. winters 'lb Rural School of Talcotville-Nrs. Johnson, Teacher Kindergarten How 1--.F mick, s,' erson, M, Clever, P, Crill, R, Krambuhl, McCanny, M, White, W, O'hea1, D, Barber, J, Barring.:, A, Lord, R Backer, E, Rice, D, Cessions, L, Germanski, Pow 2-- H, Hess, K,And Dolan, J, Lee, D, Chapin, A, Sullivan, D, Matteson, K, Vhendler, E Van Luven, L, Backer, Row 3-- R, Damuth, F, Young, K, Lisowski, S Rokes, B, Gaylord, R, Clark, B, Houghton, J, Howard, K, Henry, D, L, Jackson, Teacher, Mrs. Boome, Absent-- C. Damuth 41 r ' f' ' I Dow I-- P, Popfleton, J. McPhilmy, D, Jackson, J, Prime, C. Blum, F, Kline, L, Garbarino, Row 2-- L. Williams, B, Wetmore, H. Faduski, F. Berger, G. Havens, Co V r r ach Scheer. 'Captain Harry Faduski The B. C. S. basketball team,under the fine coaching of Walter Scheer, completed its season schedule with an excellent record of 10 wins and 7 losses. Two of the seven losses included a sud den death two-pointer to this year's Inter-Valley League champions, Holland Patent, and a two-point overtime defeat to Oriskany. The Hornets gave a very good account of themselves in their shooting accuracy as they compiled 345 to their opponents 28M in field goals and 615 to their opponents 515 in free throws. Although playing against taller ball clubs, the Hornets gave a good account of themse1ves.In this department they had a total of 667 rebounds to their opponents 712. Individually, Harry Faduski proved to he a prolific scorer as he broke the Boonville scoring record with 38 points against Lowvil1e., He aver aged 18.5 points per game with a field goal per gentage of 40,and a foul shooting percentage of 9. 'H B, Wetmore, D, Jackson, Coach Scheer, G, Havens, H, Faduski. GREE HOR ETS Opponents Oriskany -------- 53 Sauquoit -------- M2 s.A.A. ---------- 39 Westmoreland ---- 52 West Canada ----- H8 Poland ---------- 6h Holland Patent--69 Lowville ------- -1+7 Oriskany -------- S2 s.A.A. ........-. 53 Westmoreland----H2 West Canada ----- 57 Lowville -------- 3h Poland ---------- 53 Holland Patent--72 Sauquoit -------- 49 Oriskany -------- 61 H, Faduski, F. Berger fw W Subsmg J. Gleasman, M. Loftus CHEERLEADERS Row 1--S. Ingersoll, H. Evans, C. Payne Row 2--J. Pregtq, M. Mnhaffy, N. Bnrtelotte J.V. Cheerleaders--Row l--V. Grems, S. Ingersoll, S. Young, N, Hughes, Row 2-Q M. Covey,lM, Brooks, S, Payne, A, Pero. 57 U NIUA Junior Vars1ty-- Row l-- J. Piatkowskl, G. LaMarca, A. Bucki, B. Roberts, F eeman J, Baker, P. Bow 2-- Coach Manning, B. r , F. Murphy, D. Williams, Sasenbury, H. Seamon, D. Ernst. Evans, D. Greenwell, J. Opponents B.C.S M Orlskany ------------- 28 30 3 at g G I' S Sauquoit ------------- 32 no S. A. A. ------------- 32 52 9 23 22 ,ln ,. Westmoreland --------- West Canada ---------- Poland --------------- Holland Patent ------- Lowvllle ------------- Orlskany ------------- Westmoreland --------- west Canada ---------- Lowvllle ------------- Poland --------------- 36 37 31 35 19 21+ 43 3b zu 29 S. A. A. ----------..- 23 35 zo 39 30 26 46 17 16 38 32 35 Holland Patent ------- Under the superb coaching of warren Manning the B. C. S. Junior Varsity Swept Valley League. This excellent forcast of years. the Inter- is an coming Managers-- Bow l-- R. Faduski, R. Havens, L. Garbarino, P. Poppleton. 52 Row 2-- Mr. Scheer, T. Poppleton, Row 1--L. Blum, T. Dellerba, L. Garbarino, G. Marcy, B. Gillette, D. Yauger, Row 2--Couch Manning, R. Havens, R. Faduski, T. Poppleton, A. Wood, C. Pfendler, J. Kozolowski, I. Covey, B. Sattler. T 'V' Coach Manning, D. Greenwell, E. Patrich, L. Blum, D. Yauger, J. Egnaczyk 5'3 IIT L L l I Row 1-+C. Blum, D. Ernst, J. Capron, J. Piatkowski, R. Barringer, G. Strobel, G, La Marca, C. Everett, J. Mc Philmey, F. Kline, Row 2--Coach W. Manning, R. Roberts, H. Seamon, F. Berger, H. Feduski, J. Prime, K. Krambuhl, E. Fynmore, F. Reed, R. Persons, J. Nihalko, L. Williams, R. Sherwood, R. Dolan Coach Manning, Row 1--J. McPhi1my, J. Mihalko, L. Faduski, Row 2--H. Faduski, F. Berger, R. Wetmore, L. Lahah, Absent- E. Regner, A. Snyder, F. Bartelotte, R. Charbonneau, R. Gallo W. Paczkowski 54 W f zu Under the super- vision of Mr. Swartz- man, the team won the Cooperstown Interscho- lastic Ski meet. For their victory, they received a team Plaque. Boonville Central School again copped top individually in the person of Terry Harvey who won the Ski Masters Trophy. Mr. Swartz- man should be congradu- lated on his team's fine spirit. A Q Q sr Ski Team--J. Capron, N. Kaiding, H. Seamon, T. Harvey, R. HarveY, Mr. Swartzman, J. Prime. GOLF TEAM 1956 Boonville Central School competing in its second year of golfing played five matches. Schools played were Whitesboro Central School, St. Francis Academy and New Hartford. Of the five Matches played, Boonville won three and lost two. Golf Team--Left to Right-D. Jackson, G. Hayes, R. Bourgeois, J. Prime, Mr. Seamon, Absent-J. Pfendler. 55' 'iE5,fS .p r :- -ui-ni , N 'UI num uns Majorettes--N. Bartelotte, L. Scheve, Row l-- M, Weeden, S. Sattler, C. Payne, S. Warren, L. Kessler, G. Webster, A. Sturdevant, J. Palmer, J. Ano, M Sweeney, L. Kessler, P. Weeden, C. Persons, J. Pritchard, W. Law, Row 2--R. Phendler, H. Evans, N. Hughs, V. Hebdon, C. DeTraglia, S. Stysh, J. Presta, M. Grems, D. Jackson, T. Harvey, C. Rutledge, C, Composto, I. Covey, L. Shue, Row 3-- D, Sanford, J. Bienick, S. Alger, M. Mahaffy, M. Oper, C. Blum, W. Crofoot, M. Garbarino, M, Covey, B. Webster, T. Seymour, S. Payne, E. Grems, M. Kent, Row 4--N. Kaiding, R. Wallace, J. Rebe, A. Fero, M. Linck, F. Reed, R. Persons, R. Shew, R. Sampson, F. St. Dennis, V. Sokolowski, D. Golden, Nr, D. Paulson .XL , Afp ifk CD A ggw 1-lM, Fynmore, M, Evans, J, Gleason, R, Weeden, J, Casanovia, J, Sasenbury, R, Walton, J, Zimmer, D, Jackson, S, Alger, K,Wormwood, B, Ringwald, Row 2-- E, Grims, S, Sattler, C, Rutledge, J. Grower, M, Walton, D, LaQnay S, Youngs, R, Yazowski, A, Sturdevanl, J, VanAlstine, P, Phendler, M, Blum, M, Sweeny, M, Williamson, Row 3-- T, Wesolowski, J, Presta, B, Webster, J, Pritchard, P, Weed- en, M, Loftus, C, Persons, C, Christiansen, L, Faduski, R, Huqhs, M, Hughs, M, Grims, Row 4-- J, Rebe, S, Kirk, M, Piatkowski, T, LaMarca, M, Bittiker, T, Fey, M, Linck, D, Golden, H, Seamon, L. Shue, J. Sugar, D. Shue, C. Grower. S. Hurren, C, Payne, C, Composto, M, Mahaffy, Row 5-- J, Capron, R, Sherwood, F. Reed, R. Parsons, C, Joslin, M, Weeden. V, Hebdon, S, Hines, S, Rutledge, 56 How l-- D. La Quay, H, Daskiewich, J, Gleasman, C. Snyder, P, Fredericks, K n J s Fitch, G. Lansi g, P. Egnaczyk, D, Weeden, , Andrew , D, Wallace, cer, D, Sandford, J, Wagoner, R, Focker, B, Lastowski, 2-- B, Hines, K, Traxel, H, Ruppert, J, Carey, G. Barringz I t, B, Swartout, P, Breen, D, Dustin, M, Abel, P, Yelton, , G, Vollmar, G, Williamson, B, Bell, S, Houghton, N, Kent, - J. Wright, M, Coahn, M, Lansing, C, Pfendler, S. Prime, Hulsizer, D. Simsson, L. Bandych, D, Reed, D, Reese, A, Palmer, L, Dellerba, Holtz F Gates A Ca h S mith D A B al B, Charney, F, Mer M, Cavanaugh Row S. Dragon, J. Erns H, Smith, J. Feams B, Kaiding Row 3- C. D, Marcy, D, . P. Mc Dermott, V. L, Ptevens, J, Kor P. Burgy, L. Pohor L, Johnson, V. Con 5. Wright, B, More C. Hutton , . , , s , . S ' , . nna, . Be Row 4-- Leffingwell, B, Casanova, B, Dolan, R. Patrick, J, Jackson, nmeyer, B, Abbe, M, Hayes, M, Leffingwell, S, Yasowki, eskey Row 5-- D. Charbonneau, E, Anken, H, Hennessey, way, P. Webster, P, Dragon, L, Satterly, B, Jackson, J.Testo, y, J, Hovard, C, Schell, M, Willson, J, Speyers, C, Brown, Pow l-- R. ,euhgu M. Bit,eker, 5. Yaltgn, P, fiqe, M, Piatkowski, Miss Jewel, ' - J Cas- ' A, M ,r J, Evlrette Bow 2-- N, Bartelotte, . l C. Koster' C. Josl1nv oo1eyvJ k c R. iut1edgJ, A. Ernst, P. Kwasnelski' N. Iackson' W, Sweeney, H. Coe' S0 M, Walton, N, Brooks, Row 4-- R. D6- Traqliafs. Kirk. Ffsminh. C. Hoffertv H. Thomas. J- SHSCHWPY- M- Evans' M' Fynmore, Mg Walton' P0 Evans! H' Baker' 51 enova' M. Blum, K, Rutledge, Do ac s?n1 T, Wesolowski, S. 00160, ROW 3 M- Llnckv Putledge J. Kent. 5 Hlnesv T- LaMa ca' ROW 1--Mr. T681, J. Coe, E. Penczyk, A. Fucki, F, Reed, J, Milhako, J. Sasenbury, Row 2--J. Smith, M. Bhrwick, H, Barringer, E. Rice, R- HOUQVWOYI. D. Ernst, Row 3--R. Bolich, D. Danough, W, Fey, C, Kwaneiski, P, Evans, F, Murphy, 1 I L M Row 1--L, Faduski, D, Jackson, H, Faduski, D. Ferris, R. Persons, G. Havens, J, Milhako, Row 2--L, Williams, J, Capron, G, Hayes, P, Poppleton, C. Blum, R, Dolan, Row 3--F, Berger, C, Payne, M, Mahaffy, M. Hughes, M, Grems, N, Bartelotte, R, DeTrag1ia, Row 4--Mr, Manning, J, Presta, S, Ingersoll, A, Fero, L. Sherwood, S, Young, D. LaQuay 57 Row l -- Niss Baldwin, P Nilhako J Ano N Piatkow k' T T . . l , . , 1. s 1, , wesolowski, L. Scheve, R. Walton, J. Grower. Row 2 -- P, Weeden, S. Young, E. Yager, M. Weeden, P, Sage, A. Ernst, D. LaOuay, N. Walton. Row 3 -- C. Coe, M, Thomas, T. Fey, H. Baker, M. Bitteker, S. Hines, C. Rutledge, P. Pfendler. Row 4 -- A. Wright, P. Kwasneiski, S. Lansing, H. Coe, C. Koster, M. Sweeney, R, Rutlege. Row 5.-- P. Evans, S Ingersoll, D. Jackson, S. Sattler, A. Pero, E. Grems, S. Rutledge, S. Ingersoll. ll! 1 Row l--M, Weeden, R, Hughes, S, Alger, H, Evans, Miss Skorupa, C, Grower, J, Sugar, A, Mooney, S, Hines, Row 2--C, Ruppert, B, Klngwald, C, Coe, J. Gleasman, S, Kirk, F, Weeden, M, Williamson, E, Seelman, S, Warren, Row 3--P, Milhako, A, Wright, P. Weeden, M, Blum, K, Wormwood, L, Treen, B, Begg, M, Griffith, S4 Q sshh f .. 1. ' - .. M0 M Vow 1 -R Hughs N. Thomas, A. Mooney Miss Tabolt, C. Grower, M. w1111QmS5n J. sugar, Pow 2--H. Coe, 6. Koster, s. Yemen, B. Griffith, E. Yagor, 6. Houghton, A. Wright, Row 3--R. Kline, L. Faduski, R. Fredricks, G. Kline, N. Kaiding R0 EF C L B. Press Club Officers--S. Hines, J. Sugar, H. Evans, Miss Skorupa, C. Grower, A. Mooney 60 L EU RB F Q 'lmmkfr J X X- Row I-- C, Blum, L, Faduski, P, Forand, L. wqodill' Row 2-- F Kline . I H. Satterly, D -Golden D Ferris N Kaidin R U ' - - '-- F, P Reed, P. Poppleton, R.'Sherwood, E, Fynmore?' ow J X ersons' F' TC --- DI TI Row 1--D, Jackson, S. Karpinski, P. Ffendler, Mr. Swartzmln, P, Forand, D. Ferrxg S. Payne Row 2-- H, Seamon, M. Betsinger, M. Roberts, J. Pritchard, C. Persons, C. Joslin, R, Dolan Row 3-- L. Schue, H. Barrinqer, E. Fynmore, R. Persons, P. Poppleton, E. Ringwald Ll Bow 1--Mr. Miller, Mr. O'Brien Mr. Grower Row 2-.Mr. Hines, Mr. Ingersoli Maintenance hifjffi q :uf fenrn Bus Drivers Row 1-- Mr. Jackson, Mr. Persons, Mr. Brownell, Mr. Zeigler Mr. Miller, Row 2--Mrs. Kotary, Mr. Paddock Mr. Wiedmer, Mr. Grower, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Petrie Cafeteria Staff 42 Mrs. Gaylord Mrs. Larrivey, Mrs. Fickbohm, Mrs. Ingersoil Boonville, New York June 3, 1963 Dear Mr. Ano and Mr. Renauld, We have just returned from a visit to New York where we were happy to see many of our classmates who now have such interesting careers. On our way, we stopped at Rochester College. Charles La Quay, who is the Dean and Ramona De Traglia, who is one of his finest teachers, were happy to see us. We went over to the Convent and looked in'on Phyllis Composto, whose new name is too hard to pronounce. Of the scenery, we considered the farms the most beautiful. We learned that three of the largest ones were owned by Jim Rice, Jim Coe and Levere Lahah. We had to stop at a small garage for oil where we were happy to see Bob Carey and his helper Ed Penczek. They were both looking well. Dave Leffingwell, who is the famous clown of the Barnum Bailey Circus, drove up in his 1964 convertible. When we arrived in New York we went straight to the Statler Hotel which is owned and operated by George Kline. Newly crowned Miss America, Terry La Marca, had a room next to ours. You'l1 never believe it! She has two hairdressers, Carol Joslin and Sara Lou Hines. That night we went to the Latin Quarter. Bill Haley and his Comets were featured with Rodney Persons on drum, Bob Moore on steel'guitar and Marie Weeden on clarinet. She is the only girl in the whole band. Ann Rae Ernst is the hostess at the club and Ed Fynmore isthe photographer. We had to have our pictures taken, naturally. And guess what! Fred Reed is the chef at the club. Ummmm! While we were sitting at one of the tables, millionaire Dave Jackson walked in with his four secretaries Ctwo for each kneel. It was nice to see Terry Wesolowski, Phyllis Kwasniewski, Nancy Bartelotte and Helen Baker. Dave's wife, the former Marsha Linck, who is also his stenographer, came trailing in after him. The next day we visited Memorial Hospital where we met Theresa Fey, Mary Bitteker, and Ramona Wallace. They were fighting over one doctor. You guessed it, RonnieSherwood. Considering he is now engaged to Pat Sage it was quite interesting to see. The head nurse, Shirley Kirk, came along just then followed by the medical secretary, Mary Mercer and the typist, Mary Ann Piatkowski. As we were leaving the hospital, Gary Havens, who is now a famous sports car racer, was just going in. He had had a slight mishap while Fvefdivo and was being escorted in by two troopers, Joe Mihalko and Dale Ferris. Leon Padugki came along to investigate, as he is a great detective We left after a short while. As we walked along the street, we saw Lolly Scheve, and Helen Thomas who are now both married. Lolly told us that Ronnie Fredricks is doing quite well as Dodger bat b0y. Harry Faduski is the manager of this famous ball club. We also learned that Velma Hebdon, who is now an Air Force nurse, stopped off in New York on her way overseas. After we talked withthe girls we realized that wehadcomein the end of our visit in New York. It was certainly an enjoyable experience. Sincerely, 'Ro-me-na.. Walhct 53 Professional Directory PHYSICANS ROBERT SMITH Bnvl-302 KARL T. SANFORD Bnvl-210 REAMS A, DOMSER Bnvl-230 CHIROPRACTOR GERALD PALMER Bnvl-2S3J ATTORNEYS J. STUART FERO Bnvl-212.1 LYMAN WILLIAMS Bnvl 150 Ansmr v. moons mv1.23 .mms D. 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