Broadalbin High School - Kennyetto Kronicle Yearbook (Broadalbin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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'- '- I l q s l I I U I I c 1 0 I 0 D ' NISTRATION Gathered in the board room at the Broadalbin Central School for a regular monthly meeting of the board are: First row: Mrs. G. Shattuck, Clerkg T.R. Townley, Supervising Principalg Bessie D. Wallin, Superintendent of Schools. Second row: Daniel Thompson, Harry Minkler, Paul Kissinger, Sr. . John Ginter, Leland Reed, President. MQQJW We are proud of this group --- our Board, Their ever-present interest and leadership is an inspiration to the entire student body. FACULTY I First row: Mrs. Violet Myers, Artg Mrs. Florence Jef- fords, Vocal Music, Mrs. Jeanne Cloutier, Girls' Physical Education, Miss M, Florence Hults, Nurse. Second row: Mr. T. R. Townley, Supervising Princi- palg Mr. Earl Rishel, Instrumental Music: Mr, Will- iam Stillman, Boys' Physical Education, Mr. Michael Chouse, Vice Principal. 7 1 7' Sedan! First row: Louise Hohler, Hazel Luff, Charlotte Prussien, Mae Hults, Thelma Argotsinger, Letha Leslier, Charlotte Groff, Dorothy Reed. Second row: Harry Moore, Bettie Frederick, Mildred Griffin, Pauline Stillman, Dorothy Davis, M, Patricia Rishel, Jessie Cran- nel. Mary Sism, Katherine Sism, Katherine Hunt, teachers' aide. I First row: Mrs. Marion McCrevey, Miss Ani- ta Winne. Second row: Miss Rose Mary Bradt Mrs. Edith Wood, Miss Joan Cowger. Third row: Mrs. Virginia Warner, Miss Adeline F. Jaques, Miss Eileen Snyder, Mrs. Millicent Brown. Fourth row: Miss Nancy Thomas, Mr. John Swan, Mr, Donald Jones. SENIURS 60604 tk Ancrent year of 1943 strange xx lrttle monsters swingtng on monkey bars have a falnt idea of their keg ldentlty You re rtght The Class 0 of 56 Trying to leam our 0 9 0 , Q readmg writtng and artthmetic X 5 V Q F u but havlng rt go tn one ear and out .f 0 5 the other begrn havmg gab fests WF, during assemblies holdtng hands ' ' Q big stuff J favorite class recess X love affarrs class meeting fights curls and crew cuts gf' nally our most sacred whtte dlplomas shaky knees and happy hearts F1rst day ln B H S thrngs looktng strange and complrcated new teachers new problems start saving penmes for WASHINGTON boys growlng up guls taklng nottce FRESHMEN! Btg Shots! harder work more fun stlll the monsters roamrng the halls gettmg ln everyones way begmnmg with brave Mr Greensteln earning more money SOPHOMORESl Now we re really lrvlng still n'y1ng to make money Valentine Dance hayrldes lrvlng for weekend nights and also later hours trylng to smg ln Chorus IUNIORS' Big romances orderrng and exchangtng of class nngs class meetings whrch were noisy beautiful Prom Rhapsody in Blue more thlngs to get lnto boys out numbering grrls girls very interested rn it all Honor Society dancing Caroga Lake prcnrc electron of Student Council President food drugstore sessions boys beglnmng to take notroe of grrls who have been taktng notices for ages SENIORSI OH, HAPPY DAY! Basketball season cheer leaders everyone in a rush loads of actlvlties Senior Play We Shook the Family Tree more Honor Socrety tapping Chou sessrons of still trylng to sing Yearbook Semor pictures exchanged callmg cards exchanged Semor sweaters Juniors grvlng us the Prom never a dull moment loads of fun now too near end of school Washington trip greatest day of all Senior Day and then at long last GRADUATION never thought we d make ll very sad day of crying class now wrshmg they weren t leavrng so soon Q V . . Q 9 ... ' 94- . -y t- ix A I ' E ' f . '. ' P Q , Y 'V . . . , , vb ... . ....fi- to notice lite. and schoolprojects. . . making curtains for cafeteria.. . .more love affairs. . .tripl New York EZ My fa Q MW f?2?C' LW Qkjyilffiwgy 2 Q Rfk wif 3 Rxyj, ff xW wg 73 QW 3 Wf,qE WDC 83 WM ff WM M 'Wg C227 3 EQ eff Ko 5 !woQ'2 i M Q8 AMMWEE Qi' 2 wi M'M' wW kagsa N371 Qu X K5 QQj Ld 0 Yjy 'kb q f Q W4 , 'No one knows what he does 'till he tries. DONNA ELAINE BAKER Dee Chorus 1, 2, Choir 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Banking 3, Varsity Cheer- leader 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 3, Sorority 4, Spring Con- cert 1, 2, 4, Festival 4, Yearbook 4, Graduation Usher 3, Flitting here, flitting there. Stopping now and then to bre athe. ALEXANDER SAMUEL BARCLAY Alex Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 4, Library 4. Promise is most given when the least is said, JOSEPH FRANCIS BOGDAN Joe Intramural Sports 1, J.V. Basketball 3, Varsity 4, Junior Play 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Banking 2, Newspaper 4, Monitor 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Play Crew 4. NOREEN MARY BOWMAKER Arrow President 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Choir 4, Festival 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Junior Prom 3, Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4, Sorority 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Intra mural Sports 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad, A ' -1 .H 4 She looks like an angel and acts like one too, but PATRICIA W. BURDEN Pat Baton Twlrler 2,3,4: Chorus 2.3: Choir 4: Junior Prom 3: Senior Play Usher 4: Newspaper 3: Intramural Sports 3: Banking 2: Yearbook 4. there's no telling what an angel will do. ROSIE LYDIA CARTER Flirt Chorus 2, 3,4: Newspaper 2, 3.4: Library 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play Usher 4: Banking 3,4: Junior Prom 3. 'Great thoughts come from the heart. 105 DONALD WARNER CURTIS Cu1'ty Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Laugh and the world laughs with you. JANE DANNENBERG Calamity Library 2,3,4: Chorus 3: Choir 4: Newspaper 3,4: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: Festival 3,4: Variety Show 3: Spring Concert 3: Minstrel Show 2. 'An open enemy is better than a secret one. fi' 'Gy Y 5. A 1 , 'ir if ANNA SOPHIE DAVIDCZUK Annle Chorus 3,4g Banking 2g Newspaper 3,43 Yearbook 4g Senior Play 4. It's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. RALPH E, DARLING G01le Intramural Sports lg Baseball lg Baseball 2,3,4:I. V. Basketball 3,4. The wrong way always seems more reasonable. x X ,Q 3.1 ROBERT HAROLD FAGANT Fearless ' Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. If I rest, I rust. v ' . SHIRLEY ANN FERGUSUN Shirl Chorus 3,4g Newspaper 3,45 Yearbook 4g Play Usher 4. She's always the same and a very nice same at that. We DALE ALVIN FISHER Dale Yearbook 4 Small folks seem to flll a place that no other can replace , 1 ESTHER MARION FRYE Kadllahopper Chorus 2,3 4 Senior Play Usher 4 Yearbook 4 News paper 4g Banking 3 4 Senior Prom 3 With teachers she never could agree lf they recite why should she? HENRY ROBERT GOODROW Hank IUDITH LEE GLOVER Gllg Chorus 1,2,3g Secretary Treasurer of Choir 4, Fes- tival 2, 3,4g Intramural qmorts 1,3,4g Library Club 2, 3.4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3.4: Junior Prom 3, Junior Play 3, Sorority 3g President Sorority 4: Varsity Cheer leader 4g Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4, Hall Monitor 3,4g Movie Committee 4. 'Music is the one thing in the world I love most, Chorus 1,2, Junior Prorn 3g Library 3, Band lg Year- book 4. Without music life would be a mistake. BRENDA JOYCE GRIFFIN Brandy Chorus 1,2,3g Choir 4, Festival 3,4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3,4g Library 2, 3, Newspaper 2, 3,4g Sports Editor 4g Varsity Cheerleader 4, Junior Prom 3g Senior Play 4, Banking 2,3g Yearbook Editor 4g Sorority 4, Hall Monitor 2, 3,43 Movie Committee 4. 'Men may come and men may go, but I'll go on for-- ever. Concert 2, 3,45 Banking 2,3.4. and rest, PHYLLIS ANN GUY Phy1l1S Senior Play Usher 4g Yearbook 4g Junior Prom 3 Of all the things I like the best, I much prefer to sit 'Her middle name is Pep. She ls always radiating JOYCE MARION HAMM 'Kitty' Chorus 1.2, 3.4: Inmlor Vanity Cheerleader 2g Junior Play 3: Jtmlor Prom 35 Newspaper 35 Yearbook 4: Sorority 4g Senlor Play Crew 4. energy. I EDWIN LEIGH HURD Senator Chorus 25 Intramural Sports 2g Library 2,3,4g News- paper 2,4g Monitor 3,4g Senior Play Crew 4g Year- book 4g Reporter 4. 'His words wing on as strong words go, JAMES ARTHUR IRVING 'Dynamite Yearbook 45 Senior Play Crew 4. My first love is a rnachlneg my second is yet no come NORMAN WILLARD JOHNSON 'Butch' I, V, Basketball 23 Baseball 2, 3,4, Vanity Basket- ball 3.4. What is life without a little fun. 62- f CARSON MJBERT KEELING Cars Intramural Sports 1,2, 33 Track 1,25 Band 1,2, 3,45 Senior Play 43 Junior Play 33 Festival 2,3,43 Chorus 43 Choir 43 Yearbook 43 Basketball 3. Youth is a blunderg manhood a struggle, old age a regret, 2 , V sf 1' . ' PATRICIA JOAN LEAVENWORTH Patti it Chorus 1, 2,33 President of Chorus 33 Library Club 2, 33 Banking 2,3,43 Newspaper 2,33 Itmior Prom 33 Sec- is S ss You tread on my patience. CELIA ELIZABETH LOUCKS Cel Intramural Sports 2, 3,4g Banking 3,43 Chorus 33 Choir 43 Yearbook 43 Senior Play Crew 43 Spring Concert 33 Festival 4. Hold the fort, Here I come, 3 HENRY IO SEPH MALEC Arn0wski Band 1,2,3,43 Festival 3,43 Intramural Sports 13 Year book 43 Senior Play 4. A friendly smile begins his day. A quiet manner is his way, retary 3g Senior Play Usher 43 Concert 1, 2, 33 Festival 1, 23 Hall Monitor 23 Yearbook 4. Sr SHIRLEY JANET MARLITT Sunshine Intramural Sports lg Junior Varsity Cheerleader 33 Chorus 2g Choir 4g Newspaper 2,3,4g Library 2,3,4g Yearbook 4g Senior Play Usher 4. What a bore it is, waking up in the moming, always the same person. JAMES ROBERT MARTIN Jim Track 45 Choir 45 Band 4g Senior Play Crew 4g Talent 4g Festival 4: Yearbook 4. 'I sat down on a bumble beeg but I arose again, MICHAEL A. MILLER Mike President 1g Soccer 1,2, 3,4g Captain of Soccer 4g Junior H. S. Basketball 1g Intramural Sports lg Base- ball l,2,3,4: I. V. Basketball 2,3g Varsity 43 Student Council 2, 3,4g President of Student Council 4g Base- ball 1,2,3,4. nu n I-le came, he leamed, he graduated, s , , A . ff -' ,f pf. ., ' are 2 Y yr ff fm- ffsow ...'fv'.-ZZ-75,2 , ' MELVIN JAY MO SHER Me1v Intramural Sports 1,2, 3,45 Secretary 25 Junior Play 3g Choir 4g Senior Play 4g Yearbook 43 Newspaper 4g Base- ball 3g Soccer 3. Not too serious, not too gay. Just a good fellow all the way, r IRMA MARIE MUELLER hm Chorus 1,2,33 Choir 43 Festival 2,3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Library 2,3,4: Newspaper 2,3,43 Junior Prom 33 Student Council 33 Secretary of Student ltor 3,43 Girls' State 33 Sorority 3,43 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Yearbook 4. Gentle and sweet, excellent traits in a woman, JOHN MYNDERT PARIS I0bky Soccer 1,2,33 Chorus 1,23 Choir 43 Yearbook 43 Li- brary 23 Basketball Assistant Manager 23 Manager 3, 4g Junior Play 33 Boys' State 33 Senior Play Crew 4. There is a time and place for everything, MACK JOHN PIO TROW SKI Thorpe Junior High Basketball 13 J. V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity 3,43 Vice-President 1, 3,43 Choir 43 Baseball 2, 3,42 Soccer 3,45 Yearbook 43 Movie Committee 43 Junior Prom 33 Chorus 4. He who invented work should have finished it, JOHN HENRY QUINN John Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,43 Hall Mon- itor 2. An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less, Council 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Hall Mon- A little mischief by the way, fi! 4'Nx W x HY. CATHERINE ROSE SAWYER Cathy Chorus 1, 2,3g Choir 4g Intramural Sports 1, 3,43 Junior Prom 3, Senior Play Usher 4, Yearbook 4, Sorority 4. A little fun to spur the day, Intramural Sports 3,4g Senior Play Crew 4, Band 3,4 Yearbook 4g Spring Concert 3, Junior Prom 3. There is no great genius without some madness, ALAN ROBERT SMALL Alan Intramural Sports 13 Chorus 1, 2, Yearbook 4. I'm not arguing with you, I'm telling you, M .. fy ' Z ff. gel' H more if Not available To do two things at once is to do neither. LEONARD FRANK SMITH Smitty Yearbook 45 Newspaper 4, Library 4, Senior Play Crew 4, Hall Monitor 4. MARY LOU SWAYER Twinkle Toes MAYNARD EDWARD YOUNG Bub Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Junior Varsity 3,4g Treasurer 3.4: Hall Monitor 2g Yearbook 4g Basketball 3.4. Quietness is best. EVELYN ILENE VANDENBURGH Loope Chorus 1,2,3g Intramural Sports 1g Junior Prom 3g Senior Play Usher 45 Yearbook 4. So little doneg so much to do, THOMA S LLOYD ZABAWCHUK Square Intramural Sports lg Chorus 1, 2: J. V, Basketball 2g Varsity 3,4g Track 3,45 Captain of Varsity 4: News- paper 2, 3,45 Sports Editor 4g Choir 43 Vice President of Choir 4g Book Club 4g President of Teen Age Book Club 4g Library Club 2, 33 Monitor 3,4g Student Council 4g Senior Play 4g Yearbook 4. It matters not whether you win or loseg But how you play the game. NAME IDNNA ALEX OE NOREEN PAT B ROSI.E DO JANE IMLPH ANNA BOB F SHIRLEY F DALE LORETTA MELVIN E ESTHER .TUDI HENRY G BRENDA JOYCE HM I NORMAN CARSON PAT L CELIA HENRY M SHIRLEY M .TIM M MELVIN M IRMA JOHN P MACK JOHN Q CATHERINE S MARY S ALAN LEONARD EVELYN MAYNARD MIKE TOM Uddemwlindc AMBITION New car Engineer Jet Pilot Art Teacher Matrimony Secretary Engineer Be prompt Hunter Secretary Owner of Fagant s Dairy Secretary A job Beautrcran Auto Designer A Wac Teacher Doctor Secretary WAVE To reach normality Machanxc Tootsyroll maker Marine Secretary WAVE Owner of Vails Mills Drive in Secretary Farmer Farmer Teacher Engineer Umpire Baseball Old Maid Navy Farmer Engineer Nurse Wealth Professor Forester PROBABLY WILL BE Model A Engineer Grounded Art Student Old Maid Housewife in Air Force late Fisherman Marrred Married Married Working Old Maid Organ grinder wrth monkey Wacky Teaching her own Undertaker Sitting on boss lap Married Philosopher Mechamc Candy tester Swabbie Working Married Cliff Swrck s right hand man Nothing Farmer Sailor Mamed Truck Dnver Umpire Water Boy Hrtched Old Maid Farmer Navy Married Revenue agent Professor Comedran WEAKNESS Muscles Putting off things Girls Blonde hair Dick oe Barbara Classical music Guns Tall guys Fran Blonde hau Food Driving Blondes Hunting men B1 Corpse s Dave Clarence Lazmess Cars Spirits Girls Au' lbrce Marines Jazz 56 Chevy Women Rnod Candy Grrls Guls Cards Driving Harvard Candy I-luntmg Russell Baseball Bassett Hounds Females OUTSTANDING TRAIT Dimples Studious Wrsecracks Frrendliness Flirting Eyes Farr looks G1 ling Foolrng around Blue eyes Fearless Height Shyness living Smiling Freckles Pretty hair Morbrdne ss Flirty eyes left eye brow Drplomacy Eating Not getting caught Blonde hair Finger nails Natural curly han: Sobemess Sillmess Willingness Quretness Eyes Concexted Good natured Intelligence One dimple Muscles Height Cleverness Bleached hair Grin Blushing Foollshness J . . . ' I N . . . . . .gg . . .H . PHYLLIS Hairdresser Working Blue uniforms Chewing gum ED . . Let s give a twrrl to the crystal ball and see what will be happening to our class members of 1956 in 1966 lag. 1-J DONNA BAKER Still regarding life as a carrousel ALEXANDER BARCLAY Makrng shocking discoverres as an electrical engineer JOSEPH BOGDAN Still wondering why he was so bewildered in 1956 NOREEN BOWMAKER just returning from a trip to the moon PATRICIA BURDEN Vowing she ll never go steady again and then changing her mind ROSIE CARTER Exchanging farewell messages with one boss to say Ido to another DONALD CURTIS Taking time off from the Arr Force to relate his expertences to hrs off springs JANE DANNENBERG Fulflllrng her professional dutles as a nurse ln every nlche of the world RALPH DARLING Buying basketballs and guns for his little Darlmgs ANNA DAVIDCZUK Reading the sequel to Cheaper by the Dozen ROBERT FAGANT Dnvrng eighty mtles an hour down Main Street with Franny SHIRLEY FERGUSON Scrubbing httle faces and loving it LORETTA FLETCHER Erectrng a sign be glamorized at Loretta s Beauty Shop MELVIN FRANK Sketchmg designs for the most exclusrve car of 1966 ESTHER FRYE Tripping to the altar a little late but not too late JUDITH GLOVER Blazing as a teacher an educational trail to be remembered HENRY GOODROW Playing the Moonlrght Sonata at the Annual Dinner of the American Medical Association BRENDA GRIFFIN Happily married to an ex sailor and well established as a secretary but still gazing longrngly at all those new Cadrllacs PHYLLIS GUY Changing wallflowers to rosebuds at her exclusive beauty shop JOYCE HAMM Still helping everybody and gettrng in trouble doing it EDWIN HURD He d done with what he dtd JAMES IRVING Debating with himself whether to continue hot rodding or to settle down to a peaceful exrstence NORMAN JOHNSON Manufacturing candy at the Manor CARSON KEELING Being commissioned as an offtcer rn the United States Marrne Corps PATRIC IA LEAVENWORTH Successfully utilrztng her secretarial knowledge learned at B H S CELIA LOUCKS Wearmg the Navy blue proudly HENRY MALEC Taking a vacation in Bermuda after a successful season as owner of the Varls Mills Drive in DALE FISHER - Fulfilling his purpose in life by being in the right place at the right time. SHIRLEY MARLITT Flyrng to Calrfomia JAMES MARTIN Strll gorng out wtth the boys MICHAEL MILLER Campargnmg for Unlted States Senator from New York MELVIN MOS-IER Outstandlng farmer of Fulton County blue rrbbons hangrng from the celllng IRMA MUELLER Deservrng her reputatron as a successful teacher a good wrfe and as expert candy maker JOHN PARIS Stopprng now and then for refuehng yet successfully engmeerrng hrs lrfe MACK PIOTROWSKI Takmg trme off from umprrrng to say Hello to old frrends JOHN QUINN Winnrng at cards and baseball CATHERINE SAWYER Stlll reminiscing about all the hrstory she learned at B H S MARY SAWYER Gettlng by in the Navy by twlnklrng and dxmplmg ALLAN SMALL Making a career of the Arr Force LEONARD SMITH Utlllzmg hrs mathematrcal abrlrty for Uncle Sam EVELYN VANDENBURGH Busily rearing several llttle Lovelesses MAYNARD YOUNG Counting money for the Collector of Internal Revenue THOMAS ZABAWCHUK Presenung for the frrst time in Madrson Square Garden a new kmd of comedy called Woodland Frolrc consrstrng of trarned wrld ammals portrayrng nature at its funniest as seen through the eyes of our young forester - at 0 aan Well DONNA BAKER, leave my ab1l1ty to hang round w1th N vlle gang to LEONARD SEELOW ALEXANDER BARCLAY leave my ab1l1ty to get along 1n Englrsh to BOB O PALKA JOE BOGDAN leave my love of geometry to THERESA KOTOWSKI NOREEN BOWMAKER, leave my messy locker to my srster BRENDA PAT BURDEN leave my ab1l1ty to go steady and be true to PAT SIVIK ROSIE CARTER, leave my ab1l1ty to complam 1n gym to LILLIAN GUY DONALD CURTIS leave my abrlrty for scorekeeplng to BILLY MALEC JANE DANNENBERG leave to my slster JEAN my sleepwalklng Journeys RALPH DARLING leave my ab1l1ty to do nothrng to HOWARD FLETCHER ANNA DAVIDCZUK leave my love for square dancrng to SILVIA SMALL ROBERT FAGANT leave my dr1v1ng ab111ty to JOHN SWAN SHIRLEY FERGUSON leave my shortness totalmg f1VC feet to my SISIBI BEVERLY DALE FISHER leave my ab111ty to do well 1n shop to NORMAN NECHR LORETTA FLETCHER, leave my ab1l1ty for promptmg Semor Plays to anyone who can make use of rt MELVIN FRANK leave my ab1I1ty to get lost 1n the woods to the tenderfeet 1n B H S ESTHER FRYE leave my ab1l1ty to bother Mrss Wlnne 1n study hall to LILLIAN GUY JUDI GLOVER, leave my ab1l1ty to start trouble on the phone to LYNNE CLIZBE HENRY GOODROW leave my ab1l1ty to play the prano to RICHARD MUCHA BRENDA GRIFFIN leave my ab1l1ty to be forever naughty to MARILYN FEENAN PHYLLIS GUY leave my love for gym to my sxster LILLIAN GUY JOYCE HAMM leave my ab1l1ty to annoy all teachers to MARION GAHR EDWIN HURD leave my locker padlock to the f1rst one who can get II JAMES IRVING leave my knowledge of mechamcs to MR SWAN NORMAN JOHNSON leave my ab1l1ty to pass out 1n a corner to BUTCH CARSON KEELING leave my ab1l1ty to play the trombone to BILLY HATZENBUHLER PATRICIA LEAVENWORTH leave my ab111ty to stay out of trouble to VALERIE MUCHA CELIA LOUCKS leave my abxlrty to get 1n trouble ln Mrss Wrnne s study hall to PHILLIP QUINN HENRY MALEC leave my abrlrty to play the sax to EDMOND DEROCKER SHIRLEY MARLITT leave my ab1l1ty to gab to CAROL GASNER JAMES MARTIN leave my mxstakes on the clannet to CAROL and SANDRA MICHAEL MILLER, leave my ab1l1ty to get away w1th murder to BOB O PALKA MELVIN MOSHER leave my ab1l1ty to get home after school to BOB REED IRMA MUELLER, leave my ab1l1ty for long shots to MARILYN FEENAN JOHN PARIS leave my ab1l1ty to do seventy frve on the school h1ll to anyone who can get away from Leo MACK PIOTROWSKI leave my danclng ab1l1ty to THERESA KOTOWSKI JOHN QUINN leave my ab1l1ty to play baseball to LEONARD SEELOW CATHERINE SAWYER, leave my abrlrty not to go steady to PEGGY SMALL MARY SAWYER leave my squeaks 1n band to DOROTHY DANELORICH ALAN SMALL leave my ab1l1ty to argue wrth Mxss Jaques to brother LOL IS LEONARD SMITH leave my ab1I1ty to play pxtch to JOHN LESLIE EVELYN VANDENBURGH leave my ab1l1ty to stay out to 5 and not get caught to my srster NADINE MAYNARD YOUNG leave my ab1l1ty to drop ily balls to MIKE PORTER I THOMAS ZABAWCHUK leave my ablllly to commrt fouls to BOB REED To all the students at B H S we leave our good pr1nc1pals and teachers O I 1, ' ' 2 ' ' . 1, , . 1, ' . 1, , ' ' , . 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Standing, first row: Mary Jane Danelorick, Dorothy Dake, Valerie Mucha, Hazel Clute, Margaret Wells, Sandra Jeffers, Joyce Quinn, Patricia Sivik, Teresa Kotowski, Sandra Gottobed, Second row: Leonard Seelow, Robert Hoyt, Marion Gahr, Fran Brownwell, Margaret Small, Sandra Stanley, Marjorie Thornton, Charlotte Ahrens, Miriam Dildilian, Lois Ann Frank, Mr. John Swan, Advisor. Third row: Donald Hart, Robert O'Palka, Phillip Bower, Ronald Gibson, Samuel Tag- gart, James Clizbe, William Kissinger, Richard Mucha, Alan Fischer, Robert Reed, Howard Fletcher, Seated: Mary F. Hults, Advisor. First row: Rosalind Bornt, Joan Blood, Patricia Edwards, Paul Pronsky, Student Council, Mary Pitt, Secretary, John Porter, Treasurer, Peter Auty, Vice President, Edwin Oathout, Reporter, Raymond Woodward, President, Lois Kenyon, Alfred Chioffe, Second row: Loretta Balogh, Brenda Bowmaker, Carol Gorthey, Jean Dannenberg, John McCrevey, Shirley White, Jean Lasher, Carol Lockrow, Student Council, Marilyn Gasner, Leonard O'Palka, Jane Loveless, Dorothy Danelorich, Peggy Hoyt. Third row: Marilyne Crandall. Donna Case, Nancy Richards, Gail Shufelt, Lois White, Geraldine Stoutner, Arthur Capron, Marion Dado, Carolyn Frye, Jean Hopes, Betty Civic, Elaine Genis, Dorothy Kuchark, Betty Jeffords, Donna Davis. Fourth row: John Agnostopulos, Kenneth Nethaway, Richard Zabawchuk, Richard Kortz, Raymond Lingenfelter, William Hatzenbuhler, Joseph Bokel, Warren Shattuck, Clifford Satterlee, Clark Lingenfelter, Gerald Tenney, David Brooks, Raymond Baker, William Malec. X I W I li -.., 1 Q '!+!' 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Second row: Carol Gasner, Carolyn Lingenfelter, Carol Close, Carolyn Spencer, Cheryl Pfeiffer, Marion Loveless, JoAnn Martin, Judy Stead, Cynthia Ley, Edythe Saw- yer, Jean Reeves, George Hayes, Paul Mostipak, Bill Paris, William Baker, Eric Jones, Third row: Kathryn Mus- grave, Donna Smith, Joan Skapik, Lona Vezina, Judy Mills, Carole Fountain, Jeannette Jeffords, Faith Jennings, Floyd Oathout, Edward Gasner, Phillip Kenyon, Raymond Boynton, David Winney, Thomas Thome, Fourth row: Karen Fuelleman, Nicole Robbins, Christine Biszko, Maxine Vandenburgh, James Agnostopulos, Richard Kelly, Jack Christopher, Robert Winney, Fred Gasner, John McCleary, Phillip Quinn, Edmond DeRocker, Raymond Tom- linson, Peter Scullard, Harold Brownell, Ned Duell, William Jankowski, Donald Frank, caukvz , 2 First row: Carole DeRocker, Roseanne Gibson, Donna Daye, Susan Brooks, Mary Bokel, Janet Danelorich, Linda Stangle, Joan Cloutier, Dorothy Robeck, Sandra Kivanovic, Sharon King. Patricia O'Mara, Dana Thompson, Mildred Ammerall, Carole Kobischen, Linda Chouse, Second row: Alvah Ferguson, Melvin Holt, Wayne Griffin, William Jeffords, Joan Summers, Della Weaver, Joan Asfoury, Martha Randall, Sylvia Small, Linda Jeans, Connie, Lesczynski, Barbara Bowler, Gail Fertal, Shirley Bowler, Third row: Richard Blood, Roger Balogh, Joan Stum- brice, Freda Frederick, Virginia Hopes, Sylvia Benware, Joan Reeves, Linda Large, Martha Oathout, Alice Ba- logh, Cynthia Van Kleeck, Linda Frank, Melinda Mills, Sandra Rote, Diane Beatty. Fourth row: Ronald DeRocker William Seredensky, Susan Sawyer, Ruth Ann Crannell, Marjorie Kenyon, Carol Ann Renda, Edalenia Dalmata, Jeannette Bilobran, Sharon Dillman, Betty Steele, Sharon Smith, Carole Bradshaw, Linda Cornell, Linda Chouse, Linda Mueller. Q N I K Y 1 - ' W7 5 .,- L -'- 4 K f ' 1' , ., ,,,,...::j.jg,:g35 5 'gi XB. . D W 5 C 3 1 W.,-,-,. . ... pr. 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