Camden Central High School - Yearbook (Camden, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

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Q' 4 3 fs, 421 H lilliam Clydesdale Dedication lie, the Glass of '51, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. William Glydesdale, the art director and one of the most outstanding teachers in our school. Mr. Glydesdale, better known to us as Uncle Bill, is friendly toward not only -our class but all others as well. He is gifted with much wit and laughter which makes his classes most enjoyable. it is no wonder he is so popular. Throughout the years, Uncle Bill has assisted immensely in some of our importw ant events, such as the Junior Prom, Cdhristmas Ball and his outstargiing work on the scenery for our Senior Play. We thank you Mr. Glydesdale for your everlastirg assistance and guidance. 1+ V- . - ALMA Mimi Guarded by the tomering naples, Garden High School, 65115012 H1217 Under heavens skies so blue, To thee our praises 'cafe we'l1 sing: Stand our dear old Alma Mater Of thy glorious fame and honor With it di tant hills in vienm Ever shall our voices ring, GLASS POEM 'Till We Meet Again School days now are over: we shall say goodw bye to you. Good times and friends we're leavingg we'll sometime meet with you. We've kept our standards up and up: you know they're near the sky. You all will be where we are soon N don't let this chance go by. Four long years we've worked and strived, just to set our trend, But, ndll good things,H our motto says, Must some to an end. if ever you should falter, while in your work someday, Just hear us tell, Hwhere there's a will,H always, 'i'here's a way. Farewell to you, dear teachers, we never will , forget The way you have helped us our chosen goals to set. Farewell, dear classmates, too: we know that we will miss The times that we have spent here at dear old G.G.S. ' ByNMarilyn Durgee Slara Killian Pat Twiss CLASS l10T'I'0 All good things must come to an end. GLASS CIDLGRS: Red and White . , 5 1 y v It Happened Here! tTunel Gherry Blossom Lane tWerseJ We were timid freshmen In the fall of '47 With hopes and fears We did our best that year. ln our lonely hours Life seemed an empty thing: Glouds appeared where blue skies Should have been. iGhorusJ It happened here At good old G. G. 3. The class of 51's by far the be Now, we must say Gur last words on this day: nGood bye, dear friends, now we Our laughs and cheers no longer All juniors, now, must put away it happened here At good old 6. G. S. The class of '51 sure beats the lVersel A little bit more confident Than in our next three years, We seemed to realize why We were hereg Our pleasures and our triu ph We shared throughout the year We must admit We hate to leave you, dears. tGlorusJ st. are on our way. fill the halls their dolls rest.' By Jane Peacock 6 Donna Ferris Patricia Theobald 1 7 Principal Mr. Bernard A. Leonard, Principal Although our principal has been with us only tm years, the gG1'Ii0I' Glass would 11149 to ffakf this Owortunity to thank him for mf, helpful guidance. We are pr-om to have been associated witl you, Mr. B. A. Leonard, and you have our best wishes for continued success. 8 Board Cf Education Mr. Match, Mr. Archibee, Mr. Litts, Mr. Phelps, Mr. Eastham, Mr. Tuthill, Mr. Vrooman, Mr. Leonard. Mr. White was absent when the picture was taken. Qffice Staff Miss Salmbm, Mrs. Brady, Mr. Babcock, Miss Cable, Miss Reed. 9 Facult, MUSIC - Miss Bingaman, Mr. Prichard, Mrs. Mathewgon MATH- Mr. Fox, Miss White, Mr. Dowling, lllrs. Garlick. AGRICULTURE - Mr. Harrington. iw 10 IIOMEMAKING - Mrs. W LIBRARY - Miss Colburn. lllllllllllllllllll ENGLISH - MV. Sollack, Mrs. Ward, Mr. Wheldon, Mrs. Wetmore, Miss Swallow. INDUSTRIAL ARIS - Mr. Brown, Mr. Munson. ll 1 ART - Mr. Clydesdale. SCIENCE - Mrs. Young, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Thomas. CXMMMHCLUlLMTMRYNEhY Ak- KBHYOH, Miss Bucci, Mr, White. LANGUAGE - Mrs. Wellman. SOCIAL STUDIES - Mr. Ciaccio, Mr. Brummitt, Mrs. Clark PHYSICAL E1JUcA1'1oN - Mr. Bogie, Miss Hen. Mrs. H,,,,t0,., Mr, Devine, 12 MM Q' 13 Senior Advisors MV- MUVISOH, Mr. Clydesdale, Mrs. Young, Mr. Dowling. MR. CLYDESJALE MRS. YCIIVG Mrs. Young has been a guiding light throughout our four years in high school. Although she has been busy in the Science Department, she has always found time for us. Her advice and tactfulness has proven to be a rare gem. Thank you, Mrs. Young, we shall never forget you. To our fine artist, Mr. Clydesdale, we wish to heartily extend our thanks for the help he has so freely given us innunerable times. He is our Uncle Bill and it has been a pleasure to have worked with him the last two years. AB. MNSUV MH. DOWLING In our re lntionship with Mr. Dowling in our junior and senior years, ve discovered that he possesed much wit. He has Irish eyes that always sli le and colbined with his pleasant manner these have nade hin a great asset to us these past two years. Although he teaches mathematics and is assistant coach, he has always been able to give us a helping hand when it was needed. Mr. Munson, our yearbook advisor, has taken upon his shoulders a difficult task. It is impossible to thank hil enough for the knowledge and cooperation he has given us in our senior year. Frou the botton of our hearts we truly thank you. 17+ Senior Qfficc-:rs Joan Freeman, Mike Hyland, Anne Swatt, Pat Theobald. MICHAEL HYIAN7 - PRESIDENT like Hyland, voted by our class as being the most popular, and the lost respected senior fellow, and having the best male personality was rightfully elected our class president during our junior and senior years. His adaptness for sports has been ably displayed many times on the football field and on the basketball court. Helping on many various committees, being chief monitor of the school, and belonging to the Block C Club are only a few of Mike 's activities. JOAN FREEMAN - TREASLBEH PATRICIA 'ITIEOBAID - VICE PRESIDENT Another fine student, Pat Theobald, was chosen as vice president of our senior class. She was co-editor of the Facts and Fizz, a cheerleafder, a member of both the band and chorus. obtained a role in the Senior Play, and also been prominent in many other extra- curricular activities. A memorable moment was being choses as an attendant at the Junior Prom, bu her most outstanding achievement was being the Salutatorian of her class A Charming miss with a ready smile, Joan Freeman, WGS Cho-'fn treasurer. Her numerous activities included being also the treasurer of the Student council, co-editor of the Facts and Fizz, a member oflthe Journalism Club, and property girl of the Senior Play. A secretaria course was her major in school and one of the nicest events of Joan S ' nd nt to the Junior Queen- high school years was being chosen as an 'tt' 4 ANM3 SWATI' - SECFILTARY Keeping the minutes for our class has been ably attended by Anne Swatt in both our sophomore and senior years. Annie WGS was Her for chairman of the ticket committee for our Senior Play and also chairman of the committee for writing the class will. most thrilling experience was being selected for an attend- the Senior Queen at the Christmas Ball. 15 Seniors IPIZPME AMM4.N'V Irene with her quiet ways, Will find success in future days. LYNIUV BIRD ILYNNI Lynn is tall with not much to my, ve're sure he'l happy in hi! quiet Day. HANMU. HRW IRMDYJ We grant although he has auch lit, hd's not vary shy in using it. DUNALD GIMIJEN KUCWI He is calm and very shy LYS! there is mischief in his eye. QCILIA Dzxav I C1 cn Your rosey blush and bashful smile, we lang to see and watch your Style. MARILYN DIHCEE KDUYGI tool, calls, neat and fun, sighs each day, Pete's the one. MARILYN EVANS fUEE'I51Hj Snappy, say, full of fun, she has a smile for everyone. mvm mwsummy UMVE1 yy heart is gay and ancy free. Go 'way little girls, Don't bother ne. HAROLD mzasav minors 9 Harold's full of fun and mischief too, doing things he shouldn't do. DCWNA FERRIS If's love, if's love that snakes the world go round, but it's Donna's charms that knocked Wally down. IDWARD FIMIH IFINUHEJ 1 Here 's a fellow who's never sad and doesn't pout. He thinks if's better to wear out, , than to rust out. CIAYIUV FOSTER KREDI To worry little and study less, is his idea of happiness. Seniors JOAN FPEEAMN LXMNIEI What could be of more a bliss, than to know this charming miss. RCBEHT HARPER UWTPI A little bluffing now and then, never hurt the best of lien. EDWIN HARRLWV UEDI Ted's muscles are not hay, t.hey cane fron farming, so they say. 'mm if MICHAEL HYLAND HZIIGEI Tops in sports and an all 'round guy, always a leader when the ains are high. cum KIu.1AN fspmn Vivid, sparkling and gay, with a ready :mile and a winning way MARGARET KILLIAN I PEGGY J l1ere's a maiden, who can sew, which nigh! be why she has a beau. GLGIIA KIHIGMM ISHCHTIEJ Here's a girl with a. diamond, she knows how to find 'em SGJHIE KCLESU ISODIU Here's cz girl wh6's liked by all, ehe's very cute but not too tall. NELSGV IASALLE Obliging, cheerful, industrious and kind, he has a personality that's hard to find. 'ik tl - I Ai ,121 K. if , Hxlfll M ,,- ,. Va jay lt ? NAACY LLWDHIGQN Here 's a girl who can clean and cook, just right for Q fellow to hook. BEATBICZ AUDI. ISISJ A kind word, a happy snile, she wears then always--that's her style IALBA MIIANO ILALRIEQ I love to talk and talk, ny one regret in life is this, I dori't get listened to enough. Seniors RICHARD meow forum I know it's no sin, for me to sit here and grin. CLIFFCBD PAIMEH ICZIFFD He 'e one of the roving kind and for any girl quite a find. EIERY PALMER A whiz in science and in math, a record he'll lake in a scholar'e path. LON PALMER ILCIWVIEJ An athelete and a mighty one, who plays the game until it's done. JANE PEACXUK Argue, argue, early and late, if a line were crooked, she 'd argue it straight. ANITA PIELPS Quiet is she, but you never can tell, careful, deliberate and thoughtful as well. DCHUIHY RAUT IlD'ITIEj A sweet voiced miss, whom everyone know, she'll have friende, where-ever she goes. LUIOY SMITH ISMITIYQ His athletic ability is of great renoung but it'a his charm that knocks 'en dom PHILIP STUVE IPHILI We know that Phil can aluayl ou!- gueu the nether- nan. fy was suns mmm For friends he'll never pine, Jin Suits our require- ments fine. AAM5 SWATI' I ANNIE I I'll be merry, I'll be free, I'll be sad for nobody. ARTHUR SllEA7L4M7 MRT? Ready for a bit of fun long and lanky and good in sports. Always the sau to everyone. Seniors JOYCE TAMER IJUGI On yearbook busy as a bee, where would ve be without J.. T.? PATRICIA 714715 fmwyp There is a mischievous twinkle in her eye. She has the gift of laughter, which is no lie. PATRICIA 'HEIBAID IPATJ A lniden who is very fair, with brains beneath her dark brown hair. PATRICIA IWISS IPATI Speech is silver, Silence is gold, Here 's a girl Who'e never bold. EUCEM5 VREDEIWURG I G-'NE 1 The mouse who always stays in one port- hole, can never be a mouse of any soul. Dowras vnooamv IPUACIIYJ Quiet in classes as a rule, but full of fun outside of school. MW WAFER puwvm Wear ing a diamond on her left hand, Ann's learning to cook for a guy that's grand. 'HUJAS WAIKER ITUWYI High school days have their delights, but they will never coupare with high school nights. WAUACE WAHMER IWALLYI Don't be fwled by his subtle way for he can be charming and gay. JUN IYASBIRN N400 Here's a fellow tho has much luck, for he has a girl and a Chevie truck. BEVERLY WMU? IBEW Here 's a girl rho's happy with Dick, for when he cones hone, her life will click. HAYHDMJ WILLIMS IHAYI Work is for people not as smart as I. Seniors Mike Hyland Nelson LaSalle Randall Bowman Tom Walker Jim Suits Mosr POPULAR BEST DRESSED BEST DANCER BEST JOKER MOST SERIOUS MARILWV YAIIR IBLUSDIEI She's witty, pretty, and very wise. Her mischief lies in a gay disguise. Class Consensus Marilyn Evans Joyce Tanner Joan Freeman Paf Tafe Cecilia Dixon MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Wallace Warner Clifford Palme Tom Walker Wallace Warner Lon Palmer Lynn Bird Le Roy Smith Le Roy Smifh BEST LO0KlN6 f PEPPIEST BEST STUDENT BEST ATHLETE MOST BASHFUL BEST NATURED CUTEST BEST MUSICIAN Joyce Tanner Marilyn Vager Pal fare Pa f Theobald Marilyn Evans Cecilia Dixon Anne Swaff Ann Wafer Randall Bowman Pal Theooald MOST RESPECTED Mike Hyland Joyce Tanner M057 COURTEOUS Nelson LaSalle Marilyn Durgee BEST ORATOR Eugene Vredenburg Joyce Tanner NOISIEST Tom Walker Anne Swaff MOST SARCASTIC Phil Sfone Donna Ferris MOST OPTlM1STlC Tom Walker Marilyn Vager MOST FICKLE Dave Farnsworth Anne Swalf MOS 7' OBL lGlN6 Nelson LaSalle Marilyn Durgee OUIETIEST Lynn Bird Par Twiss MOST PESSlMlSTlC Phil Sfone Jane Peacock MOST LOVABLE Bob Harper Sophie Koleski Wallace Warner Pai Tafe Tom Walker Jack Washburn Anne Swaff Jane Peacock WlT7lESf Clayfon Fosfer Anifa Phelps MOST EFFICIENT Emery Palmer Joyce Tanner NICEST PERSONAL I TV Mike Hyland Marilyn Evans M057 TALKA 7'lVE Nelson LaSalle Laura Milano WORST PEST Lon Palmer Anne Swaff BES7' HEARTBREAKER Dave Farnsworfh Marilyn Yager LAZIEST Lon Palmer Donna Ferris BEST ALL ROUND Mike Hyland Marilyn Evans BEST SPORT E Arr Sweafland Marilyn Evans MOST COLLEGIATE Wallace Warner par fhpgbald 21+ The other day l came across a book. lt was quite dusty, l am ashamed to say, l dusted it off and brought it downstairs to look it over when l had the time. The title of that book was lt Ha n began to Wonder what had happened to :ti igirgiasgf M5795 'haf Qraduated with me from Camden Central in l.95l. .Of course, I came in contact with many of they from time to time, and the others, well, if you road wwf newspapers and wi-iofs wi-io or listen r r 4' Waffh felevf-'5l0'7, YOU Will Surely know whg my fgieggg dre, Just esrerday I saw Patricia Theobald t th l l -PC1700 l. gre went to Albany State Teachers aColl:geo5n?d now teaches languages at C. ,C, S, At the hospital not long ago l came across Beverly Werner, Laura Milano, and Marilyn Evans, all nurses. Marilyn was on vacation from her job at Williams- town School where she is the school nurse, Some vacation, Cheetah,'- Before l left, l saw Cecilia Dixon, She tells Ame she is a laboratory technician.. Ouite busy chasing ameba and paramecium. While we were discussing the medical profession, we must mention Dr, Eugene Vredenburg, child specialist, When l was fired from my job as a telephone operator, l naturally turned to my secretarial training and went to a large business office downtown, As l entered, I saw that there was no hope for me as it was being run very efficiently by Irene Ammann, Marilyn Durgee, Beatrice Mendl, and Dorothy Raut, ln the course of the conversation, I learned that Patricia Twiss and Clara Killian were working in an office farther down the hall with Joyce Tanner as their boss,. Does Joyce let you sit on her lap, Clara? l purchased a new car several months ago. at the Howard Finch Motors Salesroom. HOW-'fd ffalmfd if 'WS '9 9004 model, but l had quite a bit of trouble with it a week after I bought it. The new state fI'00I12f'. Jafk Washburn, arrestedane for speeding. After this incident, l went to bu a car from Nelson LaSalle, but Nelson insisted thafv that wasnft what he meant when he said he would get married and raise little Buicks,l' Speaking of automotive businesses, Clayton Foster has made quite a business for himself as a mechanic at the Atlantic Station, lfhis advertising doesn't cost a hing,,I Remember Annie Wafer? Well, Ann has a jab selling ties and hats in a Rome Haberdasheryf Annie can't have much fun as there are only male employees besides her- seltl Also, Mr, Ann Wafer owns the store, l thought the sales manager in one of the big department stores looked familiar and by making in- quiries discovered it was Sophie Koleski., She says she got her start selling screwdrivers and emeryboards. Dba have all, no doubt, been wondering who designs those exclusive Peggy K. I' gowns you see in the fashion shows., The designer is none other than our own Margaret Killian. She sells quite a few creations in Hollywood for wardrobes. , Marilyn Yager has the job of modeling the Peggy K. gowns, she was in the annual Paris Fashion Show in New York last spring. l believe she was the representative of the American Working Girl., Nice work, Blondie., While reading the NEW YDRK TIMES, I came across an article which mentioned that a sequel to Farmer s Daughter is be ing made, entitled Farmer Dave, wi th David Farnsworth playing the title role. He took Harold lShortyl Ferguson to California with him to see the stars.. Fergyfs ambition has always been to be an astronomer, I understand, Oh, that reminds me, the assistant editor of the New rank riufs is Emery Paimen- He Sf-HH fha' he gained his experience on the '51 Yearbook While downtown last week. being very hungry, I stopped at a restaurant and to my suprise, who do you fhfnk 1 disfgvergd owned it? Nancy Lundrigan, l found out that she is in a partnership with Dolores Vrooman. Dolores is a dietician and plans all the seals, Class Prophecy l was quite disappointed when our TV set went on the blink as it meant missing my favorite TV comedian, The announcer, Donald Congdon, comes out shouting, And now, the great, the unrivaled, the second, Milton Berlel I' ho should come out, but Tommy Walker, crying, Here l am, you lucky ladies.'l' Whi le our set was being repaired, Ltgot into the habit of listening every Wednesdayleveningl to Robert Harper.. He has quite a show on radio. He is the ,poor ,,,a,,is fanny Walker. I hear that they both employ Raymond Williams as scriptwriter. l wonder how much he pays Bob Hope and Jack Benny for the jokes. Joan Freeman once said that if she could get a job, she would work after graduation,' but, if she could get a man first, she would et married.- Judging from her new name and the cute cotfage she lives in, it isn 't hard to guess which she landed first. You know, girls, I hear that Anne Swatt has a very unusual jab, She is teachinfg little wheels to bend elbows, lfve been wondering i she is succeeding. l'm going in for highbrow stuff., Yes sir, l went to the opera.- l was pleased to see the name of an old friend on the program., Do you know, l went to that opera three nights in a row before l finally recognized Le Roy Smith as the fellow who rushed in with a pail of water to dash on the heroine when she fainted in the third act.. well, all opera singers have to start some- where, Smitty.. Our class did not lack with its patriots. Richard Osborne, Lon Palmer, and Randall Bowman all set out to sail the seven seas for romance and adventure with the Navy. Jane Peacock is another, only she joined the WAVES. She says she intends' to patent a cure for sea sic ness, We had our members who were t f education, One was Philip Stone wlgioayvegg tg,-cgtfetgzr Arthur Sweatland who was - - . q f ,4 . ffjfjffjpfjffhbeeiwiili Zffvgspjpgr-phgtograiheerfeffffadnag local papers.. as fandard as W'-'ff as Other 00. fMUSfn't forget to tell ou l s L BA d while back, He ls an agricultural adviitr yzlgnngfgfgg' with Cornell, l am. told that he is quite a success He tells me that his two best customers are James Suits and Clifford PalmerAwho are both owners of farms in this 'UG-9.4 Jimmy is trying to raise a headless calf, Claims z:.2:75.12Znf1 ff:f'i:ffB'haf fffff I o presi en o ,,,u, , ' Union of Milkmen,l 9 U laulgai-'an We mustn't neglect those girls who went in for one of the finest careers possible, We are referring to the Homemakers,- First, Donna Ferris, She has a nice little home and her children are little Lambies, There is no doubt that Gloria Kirkham didn't have dreams come true,. She and her husband are building the new home on Cemetery Street. I see in the papers that the new candidate for the presidency is Micheal Highland. l MDW of 4.9 ffffaffi votes for him. The new Farmers' Manual out now, is written by that famous author, Edwin Harrison, He will lecture in Camden next month on how to tell a chicken from a horse. ln the Artis ts Guide, 'A new book recently published ikgfxzifsdaf-592 41766, a feuw of the fhllustrations and e a ace a , talent Milly shojwed in his highvesrchaol savysill echo Me Talking about artists, we can't omit Patricia Tate, After she graduated in '51, she returned to New York with her parents. She has several paintings on display and plans several more. GH- time flffs.- on but look ar the 1 if I still got to get dinner, E f 'f -C of .I .Ve and thanks for bearing with' me. sure was me-E remmsmg By Anita Phe lps Joan Freeman Dorothy Raut Class Histor LETHE IN.' The above was the cr heard ' l.947 t th d ,CamgendCentr7l School., ,Who was Iilt? Ita was efh:05,-1:5 un re and ourteen stud t h t Freshman Class of that yegits W 0 were 0 Make up ,he At the first business meetin for the oun a officers and advisors were elec-tid.. The officgr:-,wife 'iff-if-'G WHFDPF. Pf2SfdfI1f.' Eileen Colman, vice.-president' Dick Osborne, secretary,' and Richard Dean, 'treasurer' As advisors, we had Mrs. Beverly Arnold gnd upopn. Harrington, Instead of the usual freshman dance, we decided to gave a picnic, This was held in June at Selkirk State ark, Before the end of school we were all excited af the prospect of returning to school in the fall and becoming sophomores. FOOL THAT I AM. Not very flattering, is it? But it describes the Sophomore Class. To- quote Webster, sophomore means wise fool. However, whatever you wish to call them, there were eighty- two members in I9-46. lt proved to be even more exciting than our fresh- man year,- No longer were we timid little things, We had gained confidence and sophistication. - lt didnlt take long to select our officers forlthe year, As our president we had Patricia Tate,' vice- president, Richard Dean, secretary, Anne Swatt and treasurer, Robert Harper. me chose Mrs. ,Dorothy Young' and Coach Bernard Bogie as our advisors. We decided to hdld our Sophomore Maydance on May 6, l.94.9andappointed Patricia Theobald as general chairman, The class colors, green and white, were used to decorate the gym. We left in June feeling we had gained many new friends and looked forward to the fall session. ' 'SOME ENCHANTED EVENING, There is no doubt that one of the most important events of the eleventh year is the annual Junior Prom. Throughout the year we looked forward to the evening of our own formal dance. Before l get too deep in the Prom, l must tell you who our officers were in l.94,9., Michael Hyland was our president., To substitute for him at times was Randall Bowman, vice-pres ident., The secretary and treasurer were Donna Ferris and Jane Peacock, respectively. As Student council representatives, we chose Marilin Durgee and Lon Palmer. To direct the footsteps of the fifty-six students enrolled in our class, were advisors Miss Mary white and Mr. ,Hugh Dowling. As a change in the custom, we ordered our class rings in our Junior year to ease the blow of our senior expenses. The week of November 14- I8 was dedicated as Junior Meek., During this week we advertised the Prom by hold- ing a basketball game between the Juniors and Seniors, and an assembly., ln the assembly we enacted a courtroom scene., Mike Hyland posed as theyjudge and various members of the Junior Class were wi nesses and jurors. Accusations were placed against the Senior Class and witnesses were called forth to testify. After the assembly was over, the decorations for the dance were finished., These were along the theme of a ship's deck, with a large coral seashell as the 4ieen's throne., Along the walls were placed life-savers and the bottom of the orchestra platform was trimmed with card- board painted to resemble waves. Music was furnished by the Pied Pipers. After the Grand March, the moment came which every. one had been waiting for--the crowning of the queen. Donna Ferris was chosen as queen and was crowned by Grace Yerdon, queen of l.948,- Donna 's attendents were lggggyniurgee, Marilyn Vager, Joan Freeman, and Patricia The general chairman of the dance was Joyce Tanner, who oversaw the proceedings both be fore and during the dance. THERE 'S A LONG, LONG, 'TRAIL A'WINDING. in the fall of l.950, the beginning of our senior year, our number had dwindled to forty-nine, We were completing our journey through high school and our paths were to separate soon, Nevertheless we made our senior year one of the happiest. Before we could begin any of the tasks to be completed, we chose our staff of officers and our advisors. Michael Hyland returned to office as president for the second time and the remaining officers were Patricia Theobald, vice-president,' Anne Swatt, secretaryg and Joan Freeman, treasurer. Choosen for advisors were Mr.,Clydesdale, Mrs, Young, Mr. Dowling, and Mr, Munson, yearbook advisor. To re resent our class in the Student Counci-I were Marilyn lager and Howard Finch, with Lynn Bird as alternate. We held a dance, the Kickoff, to raise money. We had several students to act as disk jockeys to spin the platters., lt was attended b a large crowd who had a wonderful time square dancing if, the call of the Wood- hall Boys, and then round dancing to some of the best recorded music in the land. whaf .9 'gb!!!! Operation Yearbookflll Our 6'difQf I . by t and the class can g 7ZZf.',Z 5 5.Z5iZ37 53... uv-fffsfna fonfff-H Wm uf up fp sell space in the yearbook and pictures had to be taken, There were a great many other-tasks such as me literary work. 'ff work. twins. editing- -Md ON ly the organization and completion of the dummy. Meanwhile, plans were made for the Christmas Ball. The general chairman was Jane Peacock, The general theme for the decoration of the gym was a Winter Won- derland, in a setting of evergreens on a snow-covered hill one could see a smiling snowman, a dream house flanked with Christmas angels, and .Rudolf the rednosed reindeer, patiently lighting the dancers during the evening, A large lighted Christmas tree adorned one end of the gym and opposite this was the spot-lighted Zhrone, a white sleigh, for the King and Oueen of the ance. The climax of the evening came when the last notes of the Grand March were played by Dick Martin's orches- tra. This was the moment in which the king, James Suits and the queen, Marilyn Evans, were crowned and presented to the waiting dancers, The royal attendants were Marilyn Yager, Jane Peacock, Annie Swatt, Mike Hyland, Randall Bowman, and Dave Farnsworth. ln March our Thespian fancy turned toward work on our Senior Play. After reading several plays, we decid- ed on Good Night, Ladies, a three-act comedy. Our director was Mr.-Ray Sallack, English and Dramatics teacher. The play was presented before large audiences April 20 and 21. Time is running short, Commencement is becoming a reality.. We weremeasured for caps and gowns, Announce- ments and formal name cards for our crowning achievement had to be ordered, Plans for Class Night, for' our fare- well outing, and for the Commencement Ball were discus- sed and formulated, But in all these designs for fun and frolic, we were secretly gnawed by the worrisome remlin, Final Examinations, our last hurdle toward a gig, wide, wonderful world, Yes, it looked like a long journey when we gained admittance to C.C.S.-in the fall of 1947. But we met our obstacles and jumped the many hurdles, Although it included a lot of hard work we enjoyed almost every min- ute of it, We had good times and some bad times but managed to survive. We will miss all the friends we leave behind and will think often of the swell things we did together. by Marilyn Evans Dolores Vrooman Robert Harper Class Will We, the raduating class ot' l.95l, being of sound l?! lind and clean body, draw up our last' will and testalent. F135-r..-............. To our PARENTS, we wish to express our thanks for putting up with our report cards, both good and bad. To the BOARD 0F EDUCATION, many thanks for their essential guidance through our years in school. fo the JANITORS, we leave all our paper wads thrown in every class from kinder- garten up. To the BUS DRIVERS, our humble thanks for getting us to school on warn busses. To the CAFETERIA, we SOBERLY dedicate this poem: Through the teeth, Past he tongue, LO0K OUT tummy-- HERE IT COMES. To the FRESHAIAN CLASS, we leave a tube of natural lipstick for the girls to wear. and to the boys, we leave the ability to take it off again. To the SDPHOHORE CLASS. we leave a curfew of ten o'clock instead of nine. To the lehel! JUNIOR CLASS, we leave the ability to try and li've up to the standards of our wonderful class. To the TEACHERS. Well, we just leave SECOND ------ -..... .... Irene fl'm from Osceola! Amm l ,5 the mice who had it first anjf2gw,.eaves er locker fa Lynn lfhe Model Senior! Brid, leaves his quite wa s to those noisy Juniors,. y Randall ff can D0 Affyfhfngl Bowman leaves h' hair-do to Pete c l n ' - 4 'F 'wa' instead of on hisahejgiw 0 always has hair In his eyes David lAlias Atlas ! Farnsworth, willingly leaves his manly Ph SI' t All h ,ryingl gnggf' 0 '90 l0 . Hdl'fl1d.'lll Barrett., Keep Annie lLong Live Camden! Swatt, leaves the back booth of you-know-where, lwhere you' canft be seen FROM 7'HE WlNDOW! to the basketball varsity so Coach Bogie canft see whether they are drinking water or coke. Alike f'l'm- lrish! Hyland, wills his secret to popularity to? some junior boy who could have it IF he could find P PY. Clara llliss Pepsodenf Smile of l95l! Killian, leaves her feminine voice to Rosie Hyland, Joanie lSeniar Banker! Freeman, leaves her attraction to the 'gale .Animal to Roberta lDon't Give up the Ship! upi z. Cliff l7he Typing Demon! Palmer, leaves to John Sidaran, a prison number to go with that hair cut. Dorothy lliy-Hairls Natural! Raut, leaves a kit of 7'in- gair to Annie Clark who could never pass for a profes- lona . Laura lCamden 's Own Lily Pons! Milan I 1-, chords to next year 's chorus, 0' eaves er vom, Gloria fShe's engaged! She uses Ponds! She 's also l.9l Kirkham, leaves her diamond ring to the million dollar dreamers who shop i'n vain at the 5 and l0o store.. P. iS. Two cents tax! Harold lFergie! Ferguson, leaves some of his height to the future Freshmen so their four years in high school won't seem so long! Marilyn lCheeta! Evans, leaves herrnice, pleasant, and winning ways to Mary lSome day he 'JI come along--the man l love! Rasha. , Wally lRembrandt! Warner, leaves some of his speak only when spoken to abilities to Dave lGroucho! Seubert, Howard lKind of tall, dark, and RUFE',', RUFFJH Finch, leaves some ot' his driving ability to Jeannette IDENTING FENDERS lS MY HOBBY! 0'Connell who uses four wheels to turn a corner: silly girl. Nelson lLucky 4ie.'J LaSalle, leaves his big Buick to Jack lPutt, Putt--Hell, l tried! Anderson. Anita lSilence is golden! Phelps, leaves some of her silence to Audrey l7'HlS lS MY THIRD PAIR OF 7'0NSlLS! Littler. Please, Audrey, no more tonsils. Joyce lllcan jiggle, but l can't twirl! Tanner, leaves her special privilege pass to Joyce litlama, may l go---?! ifgcigoy ll'm the bashful type! Smith, leaves his W.iD. lwolf Degree! which incidentally he efarnedef Wesflnvfe- land, to all those inexperienced Juniors, in hopes they will do better next year. Ann llong live Bob! Wafer, leaves the right to live in a town where all men are over six feet tall to Janice lHow's the weather down there ?! Hallenbeck. Dick llfm the MALE-manfs son! Osborne, leaves his abili- ty to keep his jaws going all the time to BettyAVreden- burg and Eleanor Plopper who are doing all right for themselves.- Lonnie ll'm Coach Bogie 's boy- Poor Kid ! Palmer, leaves his basketball ability to Bernie llfve been promoted to blowing up the basketballs! Theobald, Emery lEinstine! Palmer, leaves his good marks to Jerry ll live in Mr,.Babcock 's office! Reed, who really tries, Jack lCountry Cowboy! Washburn, leaves one of his finest horses to Annie Clark to go with her horse laugh, Clayton lChevie 's the best! Foster, leaves his ability .to argue with Mr, Ray ll don't like your attitude! Sallack, to uiss Janet film small our oi-l, Beer!-iER!!!!!! Colburn, Gene ll perfer hard cider! Vredenburg, leaves some of his perfect posture to Sheila luinefs not perfect--just put-on! Grinnell, Bob lfabergls ogy home! Harper, leaves the title of SHEIK 2F CCS to Hr, d ll 'm a free and good looking bachelor! ox. Bea lNorth. BayJs my hang-Over! Alendl, leaves a quantity of gum under her desk, to whomever sits in the second row, fourth seat from the front in room 206. Marilyn ll like BAKERS! Duriglee, leaves her ability to get a man to Audrey lPlease elson, l've tried to lasso you for years! Sweeney, Jimy fthe farmer's son! Suits, leaves his friendliness' to 4lr.,Charles lHopalong! Caccio who does his smiling to all the lassies. Phil lJust call me Advance-Journal! Stone, gives his mustache to the Junior 'Class which searches in vain for that little bit of fuzz, Art lBe Prepared!! Sweatland, wills his scouting ability to Walt Baker who needs something, Dolores fAt least l can boil waterl Vrooman, leaves her cooking ability to Mr.,Lee lBO0M.'N l Thomas who is always mixing some concoction up. Right Mrs. Thomas? Donnie ISENIORS ARE MV PALS! Congden, leaves his way of being NICE to seniors to Mr. Bruce lDeanie! Brummitt. Nancy ll'm a girl sprout! Lundrigan, leaves her ability to argue in a certain English class to the unknowing Freshman!! Sophie ll like people! Koleski, leaves the book HOW TO WIN FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE to Miss Clark. Teddy lthe Doc 's son! Harrison, leaves a team of horses to Mr. Bob ll'm Monty Cliff in disguise! Kenyon, in case he finds himself in a ru.t with those untame Juniors. Ray NO' PYPS hurt! Williams, leaves a television set to Donny l-Wherefs the bottle?l Chilson, whose excuse for going in the North Bay Hotel is no more., Think of another one, Donny, P film as quiet as all Juniors should bel 'Killi-411. lggags her sewing ability to those untldy Junlvf 9l f-9 who can't sew on a button even., Bev H14-ls in the Army howl Werner, leaves her job in the cafeteria ta anyone who could take it. C nd et me you lucky womenll WBUKPF- WINS Igzzyoc' aries awitgto Carol lBoys are my fwbbyl salmon' f Pat ll'm from Empefyville! Twiss, leaves her will power to drink nothing s ranger than water to Jessie fl wish I were eighteen! Dixon, Pat ll get a kick out of life! Tate, leaves her ability for telling her right age and winning friends to Sue lFlirting's my business! Cooper.. Pat ll'm musically inclined! Theobald, leaves a dog leash to Joanie Kirch so she can lead Fergie around instead of following him all the time., DON'7' YOU KNOW THAT lsw'r LADVLIKE? JOANlE???? '27ZSdfLLf5sJiEJ':lStvpeachiel Peacock, leaves her normal P 0 r. I? lOh. 7'h t ' ' of mine! Sallack, ay a SMH' Peffod Class Marilyn lthe devil's in me! Vager, leaves her ability to get a man Ito Gracie lwatch me strut! Van Wagnen who who certainly could use some ability. Donna lI'm outl Ferris, doesnft a f f 5 f leave Wally Lambie to next year 'Z genlgr Cllasshis ro Cecelia ll'm always pleasant! Dixon, leaves some of her library privileges to Richard IOPEN THE DOOR! Carman, who doesn't know what a library looks like anyhow, by Anne Swett Patricia Tate Marilyn Yager 144109441044 p v 0 Q I, 4 . 29 5' uniors FlRS7' ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW' Mrs. Heaton, Mrs. Hellman - Advisors 5. Grinnell, E, Doane, L, Barnard, C, Walker, V. Woodard, R. Covell, M. Dahn, V, Grinnell, E. Armslrong, L. Congden, M. Seymore, A, Manley, S. Hflllker. J. Tuck, M. Vrooman, A. Llffler, S. Wflllams, B. Darling, D. Walfe, A. Kalk, F. Wllson, C, Moore, S. Hyland, B. Tong, A, Clark., A. Barreff, A. Sable, R. Barker, D, Seuberf, W. Johnson, R. Wanner, J. Rauf, D. Sfagner FIRST ROW - F R. SECOND ROW - R D LAS7' ROW - R J MF. TDOIILQS - Adv 1,301- Nobis, B, Vredenburg, E, Wood, J, Murdeugn, M, Rasha, N, Spoon, 0, Dean, B, Blalr, P, Meagher Kupffz, V. Fassler, C, Salmon, E. Plopper, Voung, B, Krall, A, Sauer, A, Holmes, E, Phelps, J. Blake, J, Hallenbeck, J.,0'Connell, Riley, E, Tvyiss, M, Llddy, M, Llddy, M, Kfrby, A, Reld, H, Seafon. Whlffaker, J. Lambie, O. Grlnnell, D, Chllson, N, l-loxfe, P. Carlson, S, Elkins, J.,Kozlowsk1, Finnerfy, W, Lambie. 30 , Sophomores FIRST RCW SECOND ROW LAST ROW R. Hyland, J. Ludwln, Mrs, Hard - Advisor 6. Van Wagenen, A. Bishop, J, Banks, D. Poole, 5. Corcoran, Y, Fox, B. Willson, P, Vredenburg, R, Washeleski, M. Gifford, E, Garlffls, , Berry, B. McDanlels, l-l. Wilhelm, S. Parmalee, B. Messier, 3, James, J. Schiffer, C. Flagg, . Kirch, E, Piersall, W, Smith, E, Koleskl, T. Young, J. Anderson, 6, Williams, J, Higham, P. Phelps, R, Bishop, F. Corcoran, . Barber, W, Wood, D. Comms. FlRSf ROW - SECOND ROW - LAS7' ROW - Killian, Lahoe, P, Sidoran, Anderson Piersall Lafferfy, lllr. ballack, Mr. Devine - Advisors R. Liddy, B. Evans, A, Ryan, L, Berry, H. Clemens, E. May, D. Milano, P. Bryanf, Finnerfy, S, Cooper, P, Brazil, J. Seuberf, M, Fuller, R, Ryan, W, Hedgecock, L. Salmon, J, Pennington, J. Grinnell, A, Hornung, A, Lawrence, R.-Collins, W, Kirkland, J. Currier, R. Carman R, Monfross., B. Theobald, H. Soellicy, R, Champlin, l. Smifh, M. Niciu, K, Puffer, J. Nevico, D. Penningfon, F. Hurd, K, Ferris. 31 Freshmen FIRST RUW - E, Harf, P. Woodfock, M. SECOND ROW LAST ROW Hr. Kenyon - Advism Holmes, V. Eckel, C, Bailey, S, F, Hilfs, V. Risedorph, M, Agan, V. Reed. Grinnell, R, Hannay, 5. Campbell, 5. Kiloourne, M. Walkff. J. Dean, M. Plopper, C,-Blake, J, Collins, A. Robinson, J. Blake, L. Houston. J. Plopper, J. Nobis, S, Morgan, S. Coafes, R. Schramm, A. May. L, Sfone, C. Kelley, S. B.,Ano'erson, 6. Reed, R, Washeleski, W. Reed, F. Fowler, N. Rayder, S, Fox, N. Perkins, Poole, J. Vredenburg, T. Wood, FlRST ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW Miss White - Advisor R. Hiller, E, Seelman, J, Ammann, A, Wickham, B, Willson, M, Davis, L, Spencer, C, Taylor H. Trudell, V. Clemens, D. Babcock, H. Canfield, L. Joslyn, E. Danieleski, E. Siffs, J. Kelley, D. Sweafland. J. Champlin, J. Anderson, C. Parke, G. Hurd, S. Passer, L, Poppelfon, T, Palmer. 32 Mr. Wheldon - Advisor FlRST ROW - A. Narolis, J, Finnerfy, P, Reid, V, Clemens, M, Adams, 6. Penningfon, C,-Olmsfead, J, Safferly, Wickham, B. Willson, .ECONO ROW - B, Dixon, F, Kuc, O. Dean, F. Adams, R,-Blair, W. Clemens, S.-Mefoff, C, Seiple, R. Peck, Liddy, LASTROW - E. Webb, W,-Van Pell, C.-Vaile, D. Mifchell, F, l-laffmeisfer 0. Parker, Eighth Grade FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAS7' ROW Mr. Ciaccio, Mr. Fox - Advisors Al, Hunfingfon, K. Anderson, A, Callan, N, Comifo, J. Blowers, A, Comins, A, Brazil, Al, Robinson, E, Adams, P. Hilliker, K, Casfello, L, Snyder, C, Wallon, Al, Andie. B, Whiffalcer, H,.Alulvaney, J. Kuc, L, Morgan, E, Washaleski, P. Moore, D, Boyd, K, Keil, G, Stone, N, Barclay, H. Grinnell, C, Kell, C, Hurd, J. Douglas, 6, Mulvaney, F, Morgan, C. faylor, J, Griffing, B, Yager, M, Sable. E, Comins, Al, Conley, D, Johnson, T. Dooley, R, Manfross, B, Hgfoff, C. Lundrigan, F, Allan, H, Brown, J, Choqueffe, O, LaSalle, Al, Holmes, F, Knobloclc, W. Jones, 33 FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW Mr. Harrington - Advisor Dela Rothe, B, Willson, M, Fassler, C. Demand, C, Garlick, M, Duponf, Suifs, C. Riley, H, Clemens, A, Wallon, G, Twiss, 5, Reed, P. 55055- Finnerfy, H, Spellicy, B. Gillespie, M, Delahunf, A. Emper, R, While, Cook, A, Philpaff, M, Hedgecock, D. Davis, C. Willson, L. Dooley, Sharf, L, Seafon, C, Collins, J, Pough, J. Van Winkle, P, Palmer. Graves, W. Palmer, F, Risedorph, F. Relyea, H. Comins, G. Wickham, Campbell, A, Doane. FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW Mrs. Thomas. Miss Swallow - Advisors Willson, Al Willson, C. Kinney, J, Eckel, G. Plopper, J, Kelley, E Lage A '5ff0 9. J. Choflueffe, M, 0'Rourke, M, Meagher, D, Vonnick, K, Adams, Liffler, D, Krivanecic, V0f7l'Ck. U. FOX. R.-Reid, 6. Sfone, T. Gillespie, C, Grinnell, G. Bfachar 5'f 'l'79f7-ill. R.-Salman, L. Brown, F, Baker, V..Clarlce, J, Keeney. Jones- D- Drury- V- HOUSP. R. C0flil7S, 5. Hague, E,.Relyea, R, Alvard, Seventh Grade FRONT ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW Mrs. Clark - Advisor 0'Hara, C, Kirkham, B. Higham, Z. Fox, S,-Kirkland, L, Kuc, E. Fuller, Fuller, F. Yahnke. E. 0'Rourke, S, Hawkes, S.-Hall, A, Trnchik, 5, Plaff, Kell, F, Hellinger, S, Milano, B. Piersall, V. Chamberlain, R. May, Bourgoeis, M. Sanders, K, Longamore, J, Briglin, J. Jones, W, Morgan, Ouennville, F. Dunn, J, Vredenburg, Broski, D. Swayze, W. Darling, F. Kuracina, B. Liffler, D, Kowalski, Graham, E, Hedgecock, J.-Collins, A, Kiernan, K. Lighf, F, Collins, FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW - Mrs. Garlick - Advisor 05,915 C. Fl'f70'f3,V. B. Hvlmei, S, Vdnderwgrk GH. J. Bourgeois, A. Sfarmelf Blanchard, 5. Theobald, 5,.Regd, gvgemoresfl G. Cfarkl J. Fish . Barclay, D. Fox, Ree er, d, 5. Nobis. J. Davis. V. Barber, R, Vrooman, E. Walker, J' white Demand, R. Barcla , M, Adle R Alaffeson. 09 52026, J- Ryan. R. Lfffi Y . . Wafers. 6. Wood, A, Kierman, 0, Barron' r, K. Piersall, H,.Defahunf, R, Bourgeois, L- Myers. F. Ross. A. Phfipoi, 5 0 . iHara. J. Clark, H. Young, 0. Reed, FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAS7' ROW - N, Woodcock, S, Sweeney, A, Joslyn, B, Sfinger, L, Skinner, S, faylprl N, Freye, - J, Walker, L, Loomis, L. Yager, T, Sweeney, E, Barber, R. Coady, R, Collins, - J, Smifh, M, Treen, R, Woodcock, D, Miller, A, Kimball, Special Class Mrs. Andrews - Teacher FIRST ROW ' C. Lawrence, Ll, Alafrone, B. Ellinger, M. Harringfon, E. Walker, A. Brown. SECOAD ROW - R. Baird, R. Gonyou, D. Shepard, B. Johnson, D. Rauf, L. Johnson, D, Brown. ABSENT - L. Brown, P, Baisler, H. Baker, B, Burgey, J. Frey, V, House. 36 Sixth Grade Mrs. Clark - 'leach-CV U FIRST ROW Baird, S. Hurd, C, Johnson, C, Grinnell, B, Wickham, L, Kuracina, A, Kellogg, D, Kraneck, Coffrell, N, Furbush, D, Walasek. SECOND ROW Sweeney, C, Geraw, J, Baird, L, Liddy, J, Billingfon, B, Grinnell, B. Price, B. Babcock, Kelley, R, Fuller, F, Campbell, F. Lampman, E. Henderson, D. Smith, ABSEN7' - R.,McLellan, R. Piersall, E. Alvord, J, Baker, L, Bourgeois. FlRST ROW SECOND ROW LAS7 ROW ABSEN7' Mrs. French - Teacher 0'Rourke, D, Keil, S. Babcock, D. Dale, F. Flagg, P, Palmer, T. 7'uck,'E. Holmes, M, Keil. Ferris, N. McDaniels, D. Armsfrong, W, Beck, J. Brockeff, J. Eiffe, D. Snyder, J. Sweeney, Keeney. Reilly, 6. Kent, E, Dapson, A, Cleveland, J. Walker, D. Tong, B. Theobald. Flagg, J. House, B, Gales, B, Trudell, B. Hunfingfon. 37 Fifth Grade FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAS7' ROW ABSEN7 Mrs. Dale - Teacher Wilson, 7', Donlan, P, Palmer, J, Ryan, C, Alurlfn, D,.0'l-lara, N, Meagher, Walker, P,.Brigl1n, M, Pennfnglon, Skinner, H. Hurd, R. Wickham, H, Miller, F, Kelley, C, Hawkes, J, O'Rourke Reed, D, Wilson, G. Slover, Kirkham, B. Ferris, D, Vager, D, Connlff, H, l-ledgecock, R, Miller, Johnson, D,-Phelps, Coleman, K, Bourgeois, E, Leschorn, P, Babcock, Mrs. Denman - Teacher FlRS7' ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW Miss Stein - Cadet Maffgson, H. Griffin, N, Hamner, V, Audas, C, Emper, B. Smifh, D. 7f76'0b8f0'. fanner, G. Barclay, E, Durfey. N. 52UfH16'fS- Gerhardf. T. Delahunf. 0. Hflfff. L. Hufd. 5- 5fanfha'd' L' Babcock' Van Winkle, D,.Brown, P' Scannell. R. W6lf0f1, V. W6ff '5-' Carman, R, Campbell, P,.Mifchell, W, Jenness, N. 0lf Sf96d, R. 441665. Krall, L, Shinner. 38 Fourth Grade FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW ABSENT Mrs. Short - Teacher Piersall, S, Reed, A, Delahunf, D, Douglas, R, Kelley, D, Benfley, Fuller, M, Tompman, S, Riley, D, Fahy, C, Price, Comins, J. Shorfell, W. Campbell, J. Emper, D,-Anderson, W, Sterling, Lovenyufh, K, Walker, L. Conly. Fla99. R, Phelps, N, Holmes, F,.CaHrell, G, Hedgecock, 0, Marfin, Granl, R, Clark, D, O'Hara,. , - Rush, B, Danielski. FIRST ROW SECOND ROW ABSENT Mrs. Parke - Teacher Eiffe, P, Fosfer, A, Walker, Al, Plumley, K, Holmes, D, Finn, C. Hawhes, Brockeff, F, McDowell, T, Jayne, D. Daley, A, Brazie, J, Mulch, Fquser, D, Kroneck, Smifh, R. Van de Walker, R,-Kelley, W, Keeney, J, Parker, D, Rung, Gerow, C, Kirkland, D. Danielski, B, Lundrigan, L. Clemens, D, Waolwarfh, Worrall. Whife, J, Burgey, A. Alguire, L, Baird, S, Randell. Third Grade FlRST ROW - LAST ROW - ABSENT - Y Y Mrs. Archibee - 'fgqcher HBSSPY. N. V617 Wl'Dllle', B. 0'Rourlze, L, Prichard, S.-Van Schoick, J. Balcom 5f',V0'9f. H. Th-9lPf', H. Lavancher, C. Liffler. C. Lovengulh, S. Ferris, Wellman, R, Walrafh, L. Plumley, W, Fox, R, Lawrence, P. Munson, Woolworfh, D. Dale, K. Shea, C. 0'Hara, G, Davis, D. Durgee, .'Babcock, R. Kowanes, FIRST ROW LAST ROW ABSENT A, Granf, A, Janes, J. Tfyvn. 5- Krona. 5- J. Brune, K. Kei 1. Canniff, R. Lawrence. D.-Allis P, Cleveland, 6. Mrs. Cbnniff - Teacher Blowers, V. Wickham, E, Durfey, 'l, V, Adle, A, Holmes, J, 0'Rourke. gn, H, Kinney, T. Slover, L. Alvord, frudell, K, Slafe, M. Walker, R. Facfeau, C. Hunfihgfafl. P. Bourgeois, L.-James. A ho FlRST ROW LAST ROW 4BSENT E. B Mrs. Clark - Teacher Bfnflfy. C. aefx nap. R. Philpoff, B, Whfffard, R,-Johnson J gcpoweff Lesczynskf, J. Dennee, C, Layancherl A' Snow. L0V9n9Ufh J Hfadun R Kgjf J Ofpo ' ' - - . . urke, W, Sp jf' Van Ry' J' Babisr Rvhlamneril 9 lfy. J. Phelps. C. Van Ry, ovee. P. Bourgeois, A, yan Ry' M. smjfh Second Grade FIRST ROW LAST ROW ABSENT Mrs. Colcough - Teacher Carpenfer, C,.Keil, P. Piersall, D. Kroneck, L.-Lessels, C. Jones, J. Clark, Bafsfer, M. Farnsworfh, B. Comins Fauser, R. Birmingham, R, Skinner, Albrechf, J. Rung, D, Williams, D Carpenfer, B. Brummfff, E, Sachla Mifchell, T. Carle, 14-1 P, Nolan, S..Elsnar, J. Kropp, S. Smifh, S.-Mafrone, J, Reed, G. Clemens, Brook, E. Finnerfy, G. Lampman, F. Clark, J. Meagher. FIRST ROW - SECOND ROW - LAST ROW - ABSENT - Mrs. Coady - Teacher' Smifh, W, McDowell, J, Ackley, 7, Ross, L. Anderson, R. Hife, T, Wolff, Jones, P, Prosser, Vrooman, J, Whife, F, Keil, K, Colman, A, Baird, H. Turner, S, Wallon, Sfanford, P, Piersall, D, Hurd, E, Berger, T, Fuller. Grinnell, T, Walker, L, Van Pell, D, Hurlouf, C. Clemens, L, Barker, Eisnor, R, Voung, J,-Alguire, 5f9f'ff'79. H. Schofield, 7. 5h0f?Slf. FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW ABSENT Miss Potts - Teacher Archibee, F. Briglin, D, Sweafland, E. Wellman, R. Bruno, K. Lavancher Kell, L. Harvey, R. Bovee. Emper, B. Talbof, N. Choqueffe, J. Grinnell, 0. Reilly, K,-Kuracina, 0'Rourke, M, Loomis, D, Delahunf, S. Ryan, J. While, D. Finn, , Wrighf, W. Young, S. Road, N. Holmes, D. Prichard, B.-Mulch, J. Seuber . Falvey, R. Henry, R. Dunn. Ellinger, H2 First Grade FIRS7' ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW Mrs. Moore - Teacher McDowell, W, Meeks, 0, Talbof, 0, Walker, J. Turner, G, Skinner, B. Camins, Lawrence, E. Blanchard, R. Safferly, W, Woolworfh. Carpenfer, B, Kirkhain, E, Wickham, B. B abcock, C. Dunn, J. Howland, Lalfancher, T. Flayg. 6. Lovengufh, S. Seafon, R. Finn, Newfon, J. Vrooman. ABSEN7' - F. Ellinger, T.-Kowalski. FlR.5'f ROW LAS7' ROW ABSEN7' Mrs. Ferris - Teacher Walker, F. Armsfrang, E, Waid, K. Van Winkle, R,.Van Ry R Sauer Comins, 7. Walker, L, Walasek, P, Tryon, P, l-lurlbuf, E, 0'Rourke, Allison, P, K lle P y, 6. Walker, R, Jayne. 0 'Raurke, C. Pfumffy. D. Eisner, D. Van Dyke l-l Walker L Wl ff . . . . o co , Massey, C. Twiss, R. Henderson, C, Briglin, P, Danlan, Burmingham. 43 Q FRON 7 ROW LAST ROW ABSEN7' Mrs. Unruh - Teacher Scoville, J. Anderson, R, Dlmsfead, B. Douglas, M. Skinner, D. Skinner Holmes, J.-Hall, R, Delahunf, M, Lovengulh, T, Van Pelf, D, Eisner, Benfley, A, Walker, Ayer, P, Delahunf, N. Lawrence, S. Ferris, D, Piersall, S, Halliday, Alvord, J, Tanner, D, Rowe, J, Baird, R,.Loomis. Messier, C. Munson, M, Blanchard, H, Relyea, Kindergarten Mrs. Park - Teacher FlRST ROW - F. Henderson, C,-Albrechf, C. Woodruff, S.-Jones, S, Arr.-hibee, R, Hladun, D. Kelley, R, Kellog LAS? ROW - A. Mulch, T, Brown, D. Alguire, J. Renwick, R, Sfinger, C..Hawg, ABSENT - H. Taylor, D. Murlin, P. Blanchard, K, Waterman, 101+ Mrs. Park - 780ChCV G. Lovengufh, 7. Conley, D, Hamner, 0,-hamner, P,-Mbslrocco, J.-Radley, 71 Dsfer. A555N7 . AL Daley, P. Murray, 6. Elllnger, H. Wellman, R. Phelps. FIRST ROW LAST ROW ABSENT Mrs. Worthington - Teacher Mefoll, C, Clemens, J, Dunham, M, Rush, H. Langamore, P. Link, P, Palmer Mlller. Bolsfer, J, Lawrence, S, Wolff, J, Procfor, J. Procfor, D. Kroneck, Carpenfer, Falvey, M. Lescqnskf, V. Longamore, R. Reilly. Mrs. Worthington - Teacher FIRST ROW - C. Kelf, G, Keff. S. Van Dyke, D. Cfeveland, S, Heller, L. Sawyer, S. Bfffmgfpn SECOND ROW - E, Hffe, J. Chrzsfmas, E,-Road, J, McGreggan, D. Phelps, ABSEN7 - D.-Barker, D, Berger, 6, Clemens, M, Davis, Post Graduates .Viss Colburn, Mr. llrummitt - ,ldvzgorg FIRST ROW - C. Sharf, M. Cable, M. Ten Vooren, D, Snyder, LAST ROW - R. Ekfund, R, Mzfana, A, Worraff, H. Lfddy, A, Keck. 1:6 L J -Z xf N. .fl-s ournalism l-7'?OV7' ADW - M, A. SECCND RO!! - M, D. MTS. Hurd - Advisor Yager, J, 7 fx M 7- uc . . en Vooren, M. Pasha, P. fheobald, J, Frfpman, A, lffflf-r, J, Murdfoyh P fnpqghg, Manley' M- 59Y '0'9, 5. Klrklvam. Cable, 5. Lovpngom 5 Darl P V'00 'f9'7. M- Gffforlf J. Qankgngf. M' Vrooman, J, Blake, L. Mflano, F, Poe le, M, EVEU5 LAST ROW - C. Fcsfer, A, Sweafland, H, -Ferguson, R. Bowman F Hurd Lmbrar Miss Colburn - Advisor FIRST ROW - A,.worrall, L,-Smffh, C, Fosfer, E. Vredenburg, SECOND ROW - J. Blake, M. Cable, C. Dixon, M. Ten Vooren, M, Hunlmgfon, B -Lacell, 6. Plappe-r, M, Plopper, S, Coafes, M, Delahaunf, B, Gillespie, P. Reed, D. Rauf, M. Holmes, THIIWROW - D. Snyder, M, .Dahn, K. Anderson, J, -Eckel, C, Blake, M. -Davis, J, Kfrch, V. Eckel, L. Houslon, M, Sanders A, .Phelps, B. Abndl, S. Koleskl, P. Moore. LAST ROW - 5 Morgan, V. Grmnell, A. Hornung, J.-Schfffer, 5. James, C, Olmsfead, J. Hallanbeck, A. Kalk, J. Blake, J Salferly, R,-Covell, B. Vredenburg, M, Kirby, N, Spoon, 7+8 Dramatic Club Mr. Sallack - Advisor F1957 ROW- S, Grinnell, 5, Williams, H, frudell, V, Reed, P, Schramn, C. Shorf. LA57 POW - E, Seelman, S. Elkins, H. Ferguson, H, Finch, J, Collins, Girls? Athletic Association F!l?Sf ROW SECOND POW LAST ROW M158 llelt - Advisor , Walker, E, Doane, V. Clemens, L. Berry, M. Fuller, B. McDan1els, A. Bishop, 5, Hlllflver, . Ffnnerfy. , Ferris, J, Peacock, D. Vrooman, P, Ffnnerfy, P. Brazil, N. Londrfgan, S Cooper, B. Messier, , frudell, J. Seuberf, , Krall, P, Bryanf, D, Anderson, D. Milano, D, Lahue, M Kirby, A, Reid, E. Plopper, B, Blair, . Dean, M, Evans, E. Wood, A. Ryan. 49 Future Farmers FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAS7' ROW Hay Harrington - Advisor L. Brown, B. Burgey, N. Barclay, E. Krall, W. Hedgecock, D. Comms, R. Loomis, W. Wood, E. Barber, G. Killian, 6. Hurd. R. Poole, J. Kelley, C. Seiple, T. Dooley, C. Parke, D.4Pl9f5dff, R. Brshop, J.,S1doran, C. Kelley. J. Champlln, M. Nrcul, D. Mifchell, R. Armstrong, L.,B1rd, R. Llddy, J. Rauf, J, Curner R. Wh: ffaker. Future Homemakers 1 Mrs. Will - Advisor FIRS7 ROW - 6. Ludwin, J. Ludwin, B. Corcoran, 3.11-lyland, C. Salmon, E. Garllclr. SECOND ROW - J. Nobis, A. Hay, J. Dixon, E. Twfss, V. Woodard, L. Congden, R. Hyland, LA57' ROW - Y. Fox, M, Lfddy, H. Liddy, L, Barnard.- 50 Yearbook Staff lbarbook Chairmen SEATED - J, Freeman, M, Evans, A, Swell, S, Koleskl, M, Durgee, A, Wafer, J, Peacock. .STANLVN6 - E, Mendl, E, Palmer, A, Phelps, J, Tanner, P, Sfpne, E, Vrsdenbarg, ABSEN7' - R. Bowman. Mr. Munson, Advisor FIRST ROW SECCWD ROW Yearbook Assistants Yager, C. Dixon, D, Ferris, D. Vrooman, l, Amman, B. Werner, ld. Kllllan, C. Killian, Paul, P. Twfss, N.4Lundr1yan, P. Theobald. Tale, C. Palmer, N. LaSalle, H. Finch, M. Hyland, H, Ferguson, 7'. Walker, J. Suffs, Byrd, D, Osborne, L, Palmer, 0, Farnsworfh, L, Mllano, 51 Student Council Miss Bucci, Mr. Erummitt - Deans FIRST ROW - B.,Dela Roche, Al. Meagher, E. Walker, P. Barclay, J. Freeman, Al. Durgee, H. Ferguson, SECOND ROW - LAS7' ROW L. Smifh, J. ll. Saunders, M. Rasha, S. Grinnell. L. Seafon, D. Ryan, M. Yager, A. Hornung, C. Walker, S. James, A. Holmes, E. Phelps, H . Andle, 5. Hall, A. Barreff, A. Kiernan., P. Whiffaker, J. Kozlowski, C. Vaile, A. Worrall, H. Finch, K. Ferris, H. Brown, D. Dean, C. Parke. Monitors FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW KP' DS P319 Miss Bucci, Mr. Brummitt - Deana Doane, M. Duponf, L. Cook, J. Suifs, C. Riley, B. Higham, M. Hyland, A. Clark, D. Osborne, Corcoran, C. Shorf, J. Banks, E. D9M0f'ESf, R. Barclay, D. Fox, L. Willson. Hyland, S. Hilliker, N. Spoon, C. Dixon, J.,Blake, J.,5chiffer, M.,Seymour, E. Armstrong, Riley, L. Milano, l. Ammann, B. Blair, D.,Dean, R.,Kupefz, R.,Wafers, S.,Kirkland, L, Palmer P-?fl'lef', 4- Sdffeff. D. Swayze, J. Vredenourg, D. Swayze, W. Darling, H. Spellicy, J. Higham, Peek, P. Carlson, E'.,Vredenburg, W. Palmer, N. LaSalle, H. Brown, N. Barclay, L. Smith, Chilson, A. Sable, W. Pugh. 52 Senior Band Mr. Prichard - Director FIRST HOW - A. Reid, M. Vroonuzn, M. Huntington, A. Emper, J. Kelley, J. Finnerty, C. Relyea, S. Grinnell, FlRS7' ROW - A. Reid, Al. Vrooman, M. Hunlingfon, A. Einper, J. Kelley. J. Finnerfy, C.,Relyea, S. Grinnell, R. Vrooman, M. Cable, F. Corcoran, J. Kircn, P. Meagher, M. Ten Voaren, J. Tuck, A. Clark., SECCWD ROW - S. Theabald, D. Vrooman, C. Grinnell, J. Kelley, J. Seuberl, A. Ryan, R. Carman, G. Penninglon, A. Harnung, G. Reed, D. Penningfon, J. Higham, R. Elclund, R. Bowman, P. fheobald. LAST ROW - W. Kirlqland, K. Ferris, R. Monfross, l. Slnilh, P. Stone, 6. Williams, H. Spellicy, J. Penninglon. B. Theobald. unior Band FIRST ROW LAST ROW Mr. Prichard - Director 7-heobafd 71 Tygkl J, Finnerfy, J. Kelley, B. Higham, R. Vrooman, A. Emper. M. Ouee Daley, Ji .S'cniffier, M. Keil, D.,Dale, F.'Ydhf'lKP, C.,Relyea nville, 5 P ser, B. Theobald, L. Yager, B. Huntington, K. Piersall, Cleveland, J.,Kenf, D. Snyder. - -is Alafteson. 53, Orchestra FIRST Row - A. H0ff7UfV9. P- Mf 99f'9f- M-'TH' V00 LAST ROW - M -Vrooman H. Spffflfy. J- Hfghaffh D. Pennington, K. FGFNS, F- C0 Miss Bingaman - Director ,gn J. Ki,-Ch, w, Klrlcland, A. Sauer. J. Safferly, J.-Seuberf. rcoran, R, Carman, A. Ryan., Beginners' Band FIRST ROW LAS7' ROW Mr. Prichard - Director Pennington, P. Palmer, L. Babcock, D. Tanner, D. Theobald, V. Audas, C. Emper, M,.0upe,w,'ff9 Daley, J. Walker, D. Dale, F, Yahnke, Cleveland, 6. Kent, J, Carman, W. Jsnness, N. Olmsfead, M. Ferris, D. Conniff, W, Gifford Smlfh, H, Gifford, W. Beck, W. Maffesan, K. Piersall. ABSENT - J. Eiffe, 51+ Girls, Chorus Mrs. Mathewson - Director FIRST ROW - P. Theobald, B.,HcDaniels, S. Grinnell, M. Yager, L. Berry, D. Riley, P. Firrnerfy M. Vrooman, M. Cable, B. Werner, A. Hornung, A. Clark. ' SECCWD HOW - P. Meagher, P. Tafe, D. Milano, D. Anderson, J. Schiffer, L. Milano, J, 0'C0nngll P. Brazil, S. Hilliker, M. Gifford, C. Shari., ' LAST IWW - D. Snyder, A. Sauer, J. fuck, D. Vrooman, Al. Ten Vooren, J. Safferly, C. Moore 5 unior Choru FIRST ROW SECOND ROW LAST ROW Mrs. Mathewson - Director Blowers, Al. Mulvaney, J. Kuc, E. Washeleski Fuller, C. Kirlzham, E. Demeresf, R. Barclay, Babcock, S. Grinnell, J. Ainmann, B. Willson 1 B.,5finger, C.,Scannell. 6.,Alulvaney, M.,Adains, Costello. D. Davis, 6. Twiss, B. Willson, C. Willson, A. Wickham., 55 N. Camifa, S. Theabald, B. Holmes, E. Fuller, A. Clark. L.,Skinner, 5. Kilbourne, l. Philpoff, C.,Hilrs, L'.,6arlick., ' Riley, J. Suifs, C. Willson, Al. Willson, B0 sb Glee Club Miss Bingaman - Director SEATED - M. Vrooman. FIRST ROW - D. Pefmfffgfon, H. Lfddy, A. Worrall, T. Walker, N. Hoxfe, D. Chllson, E. Vredenburg LAST ROW - A. Cook, R. Eklund, K. Ferris, D. Milano, R. Carman, R. Jones. Kiiynotes Mrs. Mathewson - Direcior SEATEO - J. Seuberf. FIRST ROW - A. Clark, A. Sauer, J. fuck, Al. Vraoman, A. Ryan, A. Hornung. LAS7' ROW - C. Shorf, B. McDam'els, Ll. Yager, 5. Grinnell, P. Theobald. 56 Joy e I ck A dr y H ld Shella Grinnell, 1nn Ll rk M reen Vr Omg ii X .v ,7 fyx X 7 1 , X JAM wi Q 57 Solid Six FHUNT - Mr. Prichard, Miss Bingaman. BACK - Jack Higham, Bill Kirkland, Jim Pennington, Maureen Vrooman 58 l' 41 4 R X -. Q J 5 J 3 Carman A Barreff R Milano A Nobls L Smfh R Eklund A Cook W. Smifh. Walker J Kozlowski H Seafon N Home R Osborne D Farnsworth Al. Hyland, R. Sweafland Hedgecock J Nevfco A Sable I Smlfh W Kirkland F Palmer W Johnson, H. Spellicy Chllson R Monfross 5 Alefoff K Puffer E Price P Carson D Seuberr, .L Pennfngfon J 5A FCOTFALL Ca16en 7 12 2? 26 C 15 RECORD FOP C. C. Q --I.H.A.- --Pulaski Phoenix--- C.S.C.S C.B.A.- Mexico- 20 JL C 7 20 55 12 1-2 The I ine WP. Touchdown ! Y ! Basketball Allen Barrett, Richard Milano - Managers FlRST ROW - L. Palmer, E, Price, W. Lafnbie, R. Osborne L Sm: LAST ROW - A. Sweafland, ll. Hyland, H. Ferguson, P Carlson ABSENT - R. Bowman, R, Harper. Camden---52---Boonvil1e------58 N ---61---Mexico --------- 28 H ---61---Sandy Creek----55 ' ---561--Phoenix ----- ---M6 H ---62---Altmar-Parish--25 N ---69---ChittenagO-----59 H ---109---C. S. C. S.----l+l-4 ' ---M2---Boonvi11e------51 H ---57---Lowville ---- ---66 N ---M8---Mexico ------- --51 N ---65---Sandy Creek----59 ' ---71+---v. V. S. ---- ---T7 H ---62---Altmur-Parish--58 ' ---61---I. H. A. ---- ---55 H ---59---Chittenago-----M8 ' ---56---C. S. C. S.----76 ' ---52---V. v. S.-------55 ---1+8---Lovvf.l1e-------72 H ---52---Proctor ------ --65 +fCamden won second game from Phoenix by a forfeit. 62 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD 1951-51 Camden---21---Boonvi11e------25 H ---32---Mexico ----- ----27 ' ---29---Sandy creek----28 ' ---25---Phoenix ---- ----22 N ---h6---A1tmar-Parish--25 H ---58---Chittenago-----22 ---52---C. S. C. S.----23 n ---28---Boonvi11e------50 N ---22---L0wv111e-------58 W ---58---Mexico ----. ----56 N ---50---V. v. S.-------51 N ---52---Sandy Creek----29 ---56---Altmar-Parish--17 H ---N1---I. H. A.-------N2 H ---52---Chittenago-----MO W ---5o---C. S. c. S.----56 H ---16---V. V. S.-------55 N ---5h---Lowville-------M9 ++fH ---25---C. s. c. S.----26 Mr. Fox - Coach 'PH' Championship playoff game. FIRST ROW - K. Ferris, J. Penningfon, J. Nevito, J. Lafferfy, R. Sweafland, LAST ROW - D. Penningfan, 7.-Young, J. Higham, W. Hedgecoclc. FREZHMAN TENW Mr. Dowling - Coach R. Milano, A. Barrett - Managers FIRS7 ROW - F. Kuc, J. Kelley, J. Slfllvfh, H. 5f'l'f7fY6'ff. R. Coady. B. Liffler, D. Sweafland, 5. Washefegk, LAST ROW - J. Hallenbeck, W. Lundrigan, S. Fox, S, Mefoff, W, Baker, B, Mefaff, 611- F. F. A. BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. Harrington - Advisor FIRST ROW - R. Armstrong. J. Currier. C. Sefple, C. Kelley, D. Piersall, W. Hedgecock. LAST ROW - J. Kelley, N. Barclay, R. Barker, C.,Parke, J. Sfdoran. Mr. Bogle - Advisor FIRSTROW - J. Kozlowski, R. Osborne, 7'. Harrison, A. warrall, L. Palmer, R. Milano. SECOND ROW- B. Delahunf, D. Farnsworfh, D. Seuberf, A. Swealland, H. Ferguson, 7. Walker, Al. Hyland, N. Hoxie, P. Carlson, 6. Vredenburg. LASTROW - A. Nobis, H. Sealon, A. Barreff, L. Smlfh, W. Lambie, D. Chilson, R. Eklund, D. Sweafland. 65 BLOCZKGQLUB Cheerleaders FRONT - Eleanor Plopper. SECOND HOW - Cartha Pennington, Margaret Plopper BACK HOW - V' ' ' ' Carolyn Ulmstead, Connie Blake, Rosemary Hyland, Suellen Cooper. SEIUOI1' VAHSHI N Sharon Ferris Donna Ferris Shirley Hyland Shirley Hillilzer Patricia Theobald Carol Salmon Marietta Fuller Mary Lou Kirby Barbara Krall 66 Baseball Mr. Hugh Dowling - Coach FIRS7' ROW - R. Bowman, A. Cook, L. Smlfh, L. Palmer, R. Milano, A. Nobls, R, Sweafland, J. Lafferfy. LAS7' ROW - R, Wanner, N. Hoxfe, T, Walker, W, Lalnble, A. Swealland, K. Puffer, S, Mgfpff, 67 made first 'safe ly. 'XX 5 Wo, Q in Q5 7, Z Nea? ' 1' 4 A little low To 68 Ji W1 c K, N.- J Rural Schools Mrs. Brewster - Wolcott Hzll Mrs. yager - North Bay M' D P - T b 1 Miss Colburn - Taberg ISS e urma a ere Q .f ,E Mrs. Kiddney - Crego Corners Mrs. Hannifin - Thompson Corners 70 Miss Colburn - North Bay Miss Powell - Fish Creek Landing Mrs. Sheehan - Taberg Mrs. Deeley - Fish Creek Landing mv- 'L-1 , , ?- 2 n-'E , iffy 4 ln: rs. Plopper - Vienna, Dist. 15 Mrs. Smith - Florence, Dist. 3 71 Mrs. Donlon - Florp nee Mrs. Strail - Florence Hill Hoa Mrs, Blake , ybberg Mrs. Jennings - Uibbletown Miss W0lf6 - Blossvale Mrs. Muir - Jewell 72 Mrs. Mendl - North Bay Mrs. Johnson - Westdule Mrs. Howell - Osceola NiSS Seifert ' 7UbefS Mrs. Larrison - Preston Hill Mrs' Freeman - Westdule 73 A - .4- . ,-' , .wiv ' . 1 . ' K .f Mrs, Rank - Taberg Mrs. Davis - Maple Flats xg .,4 ' efvisor lflr Elementary Su? s. Anderso , fl llrllan 5 Sch TS' We OO! Nurse '7'+ 'N CAFETERIA FIRST RCW - I. Arrunann, S. Williams, S, Parmalee, D, Vrooman, N, Lundrigan, Y, Fox, P. Brazil, M. Trudell LASTHOW - M. Y hger, D. Ferris, M. Harrington, B. Werner, Miss Sanford, B. Corcoran, Mrs, Hickezson Mrs. Snyder, S. Hyland, J. Vredenburg, B. Johnson, 2,14 . 'N-8. W 'N' ...ages C011 Ck hr, 0 t c0 49 e Studerl g Jane Ped Airs' Cf'1,,,,,,ll.Z:IzZ fl ' a . ' I' ml You 'ffm ISS 62, . d, D ' flfr cfz Sweatl-uf' - Brow: Aft 75 TAFF CUSTODIA FIRST ROW - MF. Brazfe, Mr, Plumfey, Mr. Davis, LAST ROW - Mr. Moore, Mr, Lawrence Dean, ABSENT - Mr. Leonard Dean. US DRI ER FIRST ROW - Mr. Olin, Mr. Mulvaney, Mr. Warchol, Mr. Blrss, Mr. Carpenfer, Mr. Vafe, LAST ROW - Mr. Van Ry, Mr, Simmons, Mr,-Wafkzns, Mr. Williams, Mr, Dunn, Mr, Wakefield, Mr. Barker ABSENT - Mr. ,Keeney, Mr, Conley, Mr, Smifh, Mr, Baird, Mr, Kowalski, 76 1 X NEW aU'L Ol N6 ff' W,,w. Mr. ,Kirkland Os role , f'5'de flf0vQff 65 '40 GARA '46 BUS ' 1 0 N, . 10,5 From Diapers To Dinlomas Emery d Clifford Palmer Joan Freeman Whwhl e Clayfon Fosfer Dolores Vrooman Clara 6 Margarel Killian Sophie Koleskl KH,-fl I i K 51 .4 I ,. Anifa Phelps 1 I F, K 1 , .V sx' 'Z 1 Frgjsclfonlsf Club - Mr, Wheldon, Sponsor H15 forfcal Club - Mrs. Wefmore, Sponsor .4-H Boys - Mr. Harrfngfon. Sponsor y' W ,N ' , iiiffi, I gi -ff. 5, 1 l ' l Ve ' 1 , Office Servfce Club - Mr. Kenyon, Sponsor Needlework Club - Mrs. Clark, Sponsor gg i 5 4.1231 Y l E Zi. , I , Y 5:15. Radio Club - Mr. Devine, Sponsor 79 FPOW Di QPGFS To Diplomas Ma V1 .,.. rilyn Evans Jane PeaCOC J, X ,I- I Wallace Warner David Farnsworth Ann Wafer ug 'f it Harald Fer9U50n 80 Jimmy 5U 5 Joyce Tanner Jr. Firsf Aid - Mrs. Garlffk, Sponsor Advanred Ari Club - Mr. Cfydesdafe, Sponsor Cafeferfa Phofography Club - Mr. Cfacclo, Sponsor Yearbook Cfub - Mr. Munson, Sponsor Cafeferfa Www From Dia Q P fr T? Fw 0 Diplomar, Anne Swaff ...ing 5 . , Y V , -4 W' 5 ' , - Bob Harper r U YBQQ maf HMA Q QW WQ Beafrfce Mend! ff khamrle F 13 K' 010' ofofh 1 Y Rau 82 Nancy ndfigan Gfrlsf izwfmg - M155 Heff, Sponsor Bays' Bawlmg - Mr. Cfaccfn, Sponsor Czaches - Mr, Fox, Mr. Baglfz MF. Dowfffvy- Gfrfgf Vgffeybaff 75-am - M155 Heir, Coach Game gfub , Mfg Dowflng, 5p0n50r Girls' Baskefba!! feam - Mfss Heli, Coach 83 .l P11-rum DMPGPS To Diplomag, To m vw.. Q Donna Ferris gwgwp Q 5 fwwzmmi l u 1 Mike Hyland ,ww A as 'Hx Q LEE id n .Exif w fur rg yn Du uf' Paf Tafe BeverlY Werner 814- Pafricfa fheabald 3 , , ig... .n.....1-...f 7,VDll7g Club - Mr, Whffs, Sponggr lnlernaffonal Correspondence Club - Mrs. l-leafon, Sponsor Pen Pals Mfss Swa llow, Sponsor i'V. IL, All km, ,.,, km, Mafh Club - M135 Wh1fP, 5l70f750f Mode! Awplane ' MV 7h0f 0S, Mr. Brown, Spongofs BOY5' Bvwfmg - Mr. Cfaccfo, Sponsor Our dental hygienist - Our big brave boy. Dress Rehearsal for Senior Play. Student Council Candidates for Election. Christnuzs Bal l Snaps. Up the field. I Harold Ferguson Lend Wmsan WQH, this is tha hung and Qhnpf, mf it. if 87 ,H NWI! W1 W Yllli GRAM! f1I.f1lfCll FHKIW' HHH' - Maureen Vrooman, Charlene Moore. Sl1U'WlJ HOW - Carol Su lmon, .Shirley Hyland. lr-f L Till: QIIZLEIK - Sheila Grinnell, U W 88 GMQISTWS BALL David Farnsworth, Handall lzfowman, Mike Hyland, Fred Lewis, Jim Suits, Marilyn Evans Marlene Seamans, Jane Peacock, Marilyn Yager, Anne Swatt. ,JP A 'M UIRISIMAS FAJWASY 71115 GRAND MAH CH 89 Senior Pla SEATED - Nelson LaSalle, Randall Bowman, Marilyn Durgee, Anifa Phelps, Joyce Tanner Ann Wafer Cecilia Dixon, STANDING - David Farnsworth, Pafricia fheobald, Jane Peacock, Philip Stone, Wallage wa,-ne, 90 f5ENIUiQ SVYBNT DANGE Mnlffydesdale, Mr. .Sal!ack Sfenery Drama Mc Dlrecfor Dlrscfor 92 CAMDEN WIRE C0 INC CAMDEN N Y Compliments of . .I , . . 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