Catskill High School - Rip Van Winkle Yearbook (Catskill, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1953 volume:

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Is the universal cry, As students leave old Catskill, And dear old Catskill High. alfma Ma ter T BLE GF CONTENTS School Song . . Table of Contents , , . Administration . . . . Board of Education . . Mr. Paul T. Sellers , . Dedication. . . Appreciation . Faculty . . juniorProm,1952 . Senior Section . . History , Cabinet , The Seniors ,,,,, The Great Big Doorstep . Senior Snapshots , , , Senior Poll , , Classes , , juniors , , Sophomores. . Freshmen , V, , junior High School . Activities . . Sports , , , Basketball , Cheerleaders , Soccer . . Baseball, Golf , , , Action Shots , - -.f-we -1 ' ' ff f , ' .1 W ir' LAT. ' , - 5 fi 1 fl -. . , ,P .V 4 ,W , . P - J f -'-, 1. -, f-,f ' .Q 'E+ A , 1 3 v- M 5? - . 4, Q? V 4 .' . if ,,. 5 , ':' V 4 , . . 4 v. .9 1 -.,. . 5 , f . - , -. . , - . ,Q if .P .3 1 , '- 51 Y 4 x - 1 .f- A X: ' X' I .I , . A 1. 3 .Q i I I NWN. .f N .S I Q 1 . - V X' V .Q Fi, l if -55' ' 33 'J' Q .fy ' TS . '. ,A 1'f-k..-.,f+g- fu ' ' 1, . 2. 2,4 , 1. , f I Q ' -, 1 . 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Sellers Farewell, our friend and guide. fgaff aff- We, the members of the class of '53, now that we are leaving, want to express our thanks to you: thanks for helping us so often in little ways, which we might not have noticed, thanks for overlooking our multitude of faults and the number of times we have committed them, thanks for being understanding, even when this understanding seemed to be unappreciatedg thanks for helping us stay on the straight and narrow path, and, above all, thanks for letting us have such a wonderful time in High School. Mr. Louis Frani None buf himself could be his parallel. DEDICATIO To whom else could we possibly dedicate this yearbook? You were new and we were new, so we teamed up, and look at all we have accomplished! Without your help and guidance we could not have had those wonderful dances, that terrific Prom, and all the other successful functions. So, to you, Mr. Frani, we dedicate our yearbook. We give it to you as part of ourselves. We have fashioned it with our hands and our hearts. And we want you to have it, not only as our Adviser for four years, but our favorite teacher as well. e APPRECIATIO lVilfJoul lheir help we could 7101 have Jurceededf' We should like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Gladys Cunningham, Mrs. Roberta Mower and Mrs. Hedwig Rusack for their never-ceasing help. Certainly without Mrs. Cunningham's aid in our Senior play, we could not have arrived at the profit which helped make this yearbook possible. Without Mrs. Mower's generous assistance, our yearbook could not have been typed nor would our class productions have had programs. And without petite Mrs. Rusack, our favorite teacherf there would be no yearbook, as she has devoted something that no one can buy: time and patience. These three have advised us in our difficulties and have helped us avoid pitfalls. Therefore, to all three of you, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. I 1 Cunningham, Gladys F.-BS in Ed 5 Ohio Northern Univer- sityg Englirb 7, 8,' Social Stud- ier 8,' Mathematic: 7. Del Vecchio, Marjorie -- Den- ial Hygieni.r1,' Eastman Dental Dispensary, Rochesterg Syra- cuse Universityg Cortland State Teachers College. De Nyse, Hannah A.-BS, BM,' Ithaca College, Grariberry Conservatoryg Supervimr of Mfuic. Direrlrlr of Clmfus. if for aw 'av' ff tariff' l g,'i-'af' . FAC LTY Eddison, Stanley T. - AB. MA ,' University of the Southg New York State College for Teachers, Albanyg Wforld Hir- tory, Amefinm Hirgofy. all U01 Eden, George R.-BE: New York State College for Teach- ers, Albanyg Euglifb 7, General Mallzematirr. M' 'Wu f Di Caprio, Marjorie H. - AB, AM: Butler University, Indi- anapolisg Columbia Univer' sityg English II and 12. - - p4',!5':6q.I', Di Caprio, Alfred J.-AB, MA, Ed.D,' Union College, Columbia Universityg New York Universityg Assistant Principalg Biology, Srience. Fallon, Ruth C. - Regirlefed PI'0fC'.l'.l'i07lrIl Nur.fe,' St. Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn 3 New York Universityg Nunre-'I'earl:1er, Flanagan, Theodore G.-fBS in Ed: Tufts Collegeg School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Arr JA! Frani, Louis J.-BS in Ed,' MS in Edg Oswego State Teachers Collegeg Indurlrial Arn. , Edw MA, Hobart Collegeg New York State College for Teachers, Al- banyg Senior High Mathemat- ir.r. Mayell, Marilyn - BS: Platts- burgh State Teachers Collegeg Hornemuking. K Lang, john R. -kAB,' New York State College for Teach- ers, Alhanyg Amerimn Hixlory. junior High Sfienre. Lindsey, Phyllis H. - B55 Simmons Collcgcg Supervirof of Srhrml Cufeleriar. FACULTY Miller, Elizabeth-BS in Li- hmfy Srienre, MS in Ed: New McCarty, livcrctt- HA, MA: McGrath, Elizabeth J.-BA: York State College for Teach- Ilnion Collcgcg New York New York State College for Us Albany, '- an State College for Tcachc ' Al- Teachers, Albanyg Englirh 2, 3. i W i , hanyl Enylirh 8 1 ' Q rvw., 5 mow Knut 0 JL ' Jax .1 f- .,, Mott, Mary F. - BS, MS,' New York State College for Teach- ers, Albanyg Burinerr law, Bookkeeping, Buxineu Arith- melirg Inlrodurtion lo Buri- ueu, Typewriting ag TWV Ulftw T111 Mower, Roberta B.-BS, Sim- mons College, Boston, Short- hand, Typing Tmnrrripzion, Serretarial Pmrtite. Rinaldi, Anthony J.-BS, MS,' New York State Teachers Col- lege, New Paltz, Mutbemalicr 7, 8. U21 University of North Carolinag Pbyximl Edumtion, Coach. 6 Quinn Marie BS Cortland RCUIY, Marie K- - BS,' Plam- State Teachers College, Pbjll ufgh State Teafhffs College? r Porter, David,Ir.-BSg.Spring- ' - 'U , b Held College, Massachusettsg ml Edumliony Health. Homemdkingi G Roberts, Lorraine-B Mui, Ed: Syracuse University, Imtru- mental Music, Direrlor of Band. ai! t.,1,.l,tu.1.nLtLtzQmn.ns.,a..,. , gen. ,....,, .. .M .., 5. alfsihs. W W fi .A W L Rochforcl, Ellen-BA,' New York State College for Teach- ers, Albany, Social Studie: 8, 9. 'ifff R ,Af ,, CED if JH -BA, MA, Rusack, Hedwig AM,' Pla. D,' University of To- ronto, Toronto, Canada, Co- lumbia University, French and Latin, 7fJWzfLWaf , -'..,A - sr A. gs, Smith, Clarissa M.-BS, MS in Ed Guidanceg Cornell Uni- versity, University of Chicagog Guidance Coumelor. .eww . ,.m,,eee.Y . .ee,ee.ev,..w,, i,i, eWmW,.e . ,tra Snyder, Lester E.-BE,' New Paltz State Teachers Collegeg Preparatory Clan. Sylvia, Evelyn O. - AB, MA ,' Russell Sage College, New York State College for Teach- ers, Albanyg Erzglirb and Social Studie: 7. FACULTY Waldron, Arthur R.-BS, MS,' Ithaca Collegeg Driver Educa- tion, Health, Hygiene. Arrift- anl Coach. 5 nr' , 1- 5 ,J digit V 1 eedh . Hoff, julia-High Srlyool Sec- retary. I, Sylvia, Julius L. - BA, MS: Springfield College, Massachu- settsg New York, State College for Teachers, Albanyg Srienre. Pbyricr, Cbemirlry, Golf Coach. C vvf ,ur Preuss, Josephine -- Heilley Business College, Long Islandg Secretary to the Superimendent. Felter, Patricia 4 Student Of- fre Arrirlanl. i131 unior rom 1952 U41 Mor1r1lighl and Ro.re,r bring wonderful memurim' of you. u i 3 3 Q 3 E 1 3 4 s 1 I ! 1 1 5 4 I i f 5 1 5 I I i i 5 Y I 1 I 1 I 161 0 ,Hia fury of Cfadd of '53 We came here in '48. Mark it well. It was the date That the Class of '53 Started making history! Seventh grade proved lots of fun And we loved it, everyone. At the end we took a boat And to Kingston we did float. '49 came round too soon, We our studies did resume. Bennington was our last fling. Now we're Freshmen we did sing! Cooper, Yerky, Gallt and Post Were the ones we wanted most. That's when Frani came to be Our adviser, don't you see? Christmas came. We had a dance. Our Sno-Ball was our big chance To prove to them that we'd be The best class in history! Following that big success CAfter giving them a rest? Still another brought us fame. Mardi-Grasn was that one's name. Then we beat them all in ball, Showing we were best of all! To Taconic then we went. On having fun, we were bent! Sophomores next we became. When we took this mighty name We kept Rose, and Ray as Veep, Lil, and Post- They didn't sleep! First a dance: Under the Sea, Still there were none sharp as we! Februaryg Valentineg Cupid's Paradise was fine! Then we won in Inter-Class. Time had come - the year was passed, To the Lake we went again On Sophomore year we said Amen Ii' junior year was next in line. We knew weid have a good time! We got started mighty quick - All new officers we picked! Peachy was the biggest man, Close behind him Helen ran, Matthew kept our treasury - We'd be rich in '53! Our first dance was Pumpkin Trot We made money - quite a lot! The next dance was plain, but fun - junior Dance - records we spun. We had quite a time that year -- Mrs. Di Cap was a dear, With her we went to New York - i Of Paint Your Wagon we still talk! We had our card party soon In November, not in june. And on a nice night in May We had. our Prom - the best they say Moonlight and Roses the name, Fun was had by all who came. Candlelight Trio the band, 'Twas the best dance in the land! Senior year rolled round at last. This year, we knew, would go fast. We were sure that he was sent . . . So Karl became our PRESIDENT! joe took over as V.P. While Lil kept our treasury, Was our secretary too. Yes, we had a job to do! Our Senior Play was the best. Karl and Marie led the rest. The Great Big Doorstepi' -- what a All who saw it liked it fine. Selling magazines was fun And we found when we were done We'd made a thousand or more - By gosh, we would not be poor! Then we saw Mr, Pickwick Of all plays that was our pick. We loved New York, all of us, Our cry: New York again or bust ! Now the year is almost done We know we've had lots of fun. All through school it has been fine We've all had such a good time! There's one thing about our class: Our friendships shall always last - And in all minds Weill still be The great class of '55! 1 time! Y I 'i ' S NIGR CABI ET Re,calL'ed m rznz UI rum Ike l'lz1J'.f., Francis 'Ruzzi CSocial Chairmanl, Joseph Di Stefano CVice PresidentD, Mr. Frani CAdviserD, Karl Scharl CPresidentD, Lillian Gallt CSeCreta1'y-Treasurerj. We are the ones who were chosen by our fellow students to lead the Seniors in their best year of all: the Senior Year! 17 15 BARRIS, CHARLOTTE She ,fcullerr enjoyment who can enjoy much. Yearbook Artist 45 Library Club 4, 39 Chorus 35 Girls' Choir 35 All State 35 jr. Prom Committee Chairman 5 Dramatics Cluh 35 Banking Captain 3. BLAKELOCK, SALLY Old fnrbionr pleafe me bert. Sr. Play, Prompterg Chorus 4, 3, 2, 15 Girls' Choir 4, 3, 2 1 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, lg Ice Cream Seller 45 jr. Prom Com mittee: Dramatics Club 35 Banking Teller 35 Latin Club 3 2 r.,ff1T'Zife7 , 3 BRUCH, BARBARA Welcome or lhe flou'ef.r in May. Helene Lange Schule, Hamburg, Germany, Exchange Student sponsored by the Grange. Hamburger Sportverein CAthletic Club of Hamburgl Home address: Brahmsallee 23, Hamburg 13, Germany. , Catskill High School 1952-1953: Chorusg French Clubg Ad- visory Boardg Magazine Sales Campaign, Fourth Prize Win- nerg Girls' Choir. 5 BRUMAGHIN, EDMUND I'll have my f1ing. ' U Chorus 4. 15 jr. Prom Committee, i118 BULICH, MILDRED A ilmu ii aluwyr hefler than 11 hook. Echo Reporter 4, 3, Yearbook Sales 4, Ice Cream Seller 4, Jr. Prom Committee, Bowling Club 2, Intramural Basketball 2, St. Patricks Academy 1. CAREY, LAWRENCE E. Ah, lo .fee lhe u'orld. ' ' ' Chorus 4, 3, 2, All State, Chorus 4, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Chorus 4, 3, 2, Bancl 4, 3, 2, 1, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Band 4, 3, 2, l, French Club 4, 3, H.R. G,O. Rep. 3, Echo Reporter 4, 3, 2, 1, Year- book Associate Editor, jr. Prom Committee, Colonial Club I. C fffy f 'D f ' 0 N if, I .WJ 13' -ll. CLAPPER, DAVID LYALL lVhi.rlle and .fhe'll mme In you. Band 4, 3, 2, 1, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 1, All State Band 4, Projectionist 4, 3, 2, 1, Stage Manager 4, 3, Banking 4, 3, Sr. Play Cast, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Prom Committee, Echo 3, 2, 1, French Club, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Dramatics Club 2, Colonial Club 1. COOPER, ROSE She .rlazzdr in her own lighzf' G.O.: President 4, Vice-President 3, Advisory Board 2, 1' Class President 2, 1, Echo: 4, 3, 2, 1 , Co-Editor 4, News Edi- tor 3g Band 4, 3, 2, 1, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 1, All State 2, Yearbook 4, Cheerleader: Varsity 4, j.V. 3, Inter-class 2, 1, 0-1 French Club 4, Latin Club 3, 2, President 3, Sr. Play Cast, 74 Prom Committee, Banking 3, 2, 1, Colonial Club, Sec.- we I Treas. 1. J3f ' A ,410- g' - DAR LING, RALPH ',, Happy nm I, from cafe I am free X RV Why are'1 they all contented like me? 'Q AQ., Band 4, 3, 2, 1, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 1, Banking Teller 3, 2, 2 Varsity: Basketball 4, Soccer 4, 3, 2, Baseball 3, j.V. Basket- fi 1 eg ball 3, 2, Intramurals: Softball 3, 2, 1, Basketball 2, 1, Soccer I, Inter-Class Basketball 2, 1. gi DICKSON, CATHERINE 5 The magic of a face. L Chorus 4, Cafeteria Assistant, jr, Prom Committee, murals: Softball 4, 3, 2, 1, Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1, B fa -1 . C L. .... . A A . rea- ummm---4+m.at,,..sf.t1a1ni:.uaL,..a-lweesam-sa, g .Q , e....nA.u..f,.mw L,L..., ., 'G 'rf - , -W , f , X V ' . We ...Wg tt, DI STEFANO, JOSEPH My only book: were women'J lookrf' Class Vice-Pres. 45 Yearbook Sales, Magazine Sales, First Prize, Ice Cream Seller 4, Guide 4, 3, Class G.O. Rep. 4, 2, Advisory Board 4, 25 jr. Prom Committee 3 Chorus, N.Y.S. S.M.A. 3, 2, 1, Banking 2, 15 Latin Club 2g H.R. Chairman 2, Colonial Club 1g Varsity: Soccer 4, 3, 2, Basketball 4, 3, Baseball 4, 3, 2, 13 J.V. Basketball 2, 15 Intramural Foot- ball 1. 'V 1' V 'Vf Mlggwgy' DUBOIS, JOAN While I am .fpeakizzg the hourr fly. DOEBLER, ECHO M. Women of the world :rave excitement. Yearbook Staff g jr. Prom Committee, G.O. Advisory Board 2,1 3 Latin Club 2, Banking Teller 2 g Cheerleading: Varsity 4, . . 3g Inter-class 2, Intramural Basketball 2, Ig Boynton Contest 4. Chorus 4, 3, 23 Girls' Choir 4, 3, 23 Thespians 4, G.O. Rep. 43 Yearbook Salesg Sr. Play Committee, jr. Prom Commit- tee, Banking 3, Bowling Club 1. DUGAN, PHILIP I make burinexr o plearure and pleuxure my burine,rr. Catskill High School 4, Manhattan High School, Aviation Trades, New York City 3, 2, Shop Foreman G.O. Rep. 2: Machine and Metal Trades School, New York City. ,Aff A FELTER, PATRICIA A. The blzula ir oeouziful but it is .fometimef inconvenient. Othce Assistant 43 Banking Teller 4g Jr. Prom Committee, , Homeroom Chairman 2. FISTER, IVIARTIN He doer wool be likes and he like! wlml be :loeJ. jr. Prom Committee, Varsity Basketball 4, 3, 23 Varsity Base- ball 4, 3, 2, Varsity Soccer 4, 3, 2, 1 g j.V. Basketball 1, Intra- mural Softball l. ,, g, as I 5203 J M .- 1 ,.-W.. ,'...anAwnn.i,..,1 , , V 7 H ..,,. ,,,.,1..,. ,1 GAGE, CHARLES The milder! mannerr wixh the happier! mind. Varsity Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1, Intramural Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Intramural Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1. GALLT, LILLIAN A woman ir a dirh for the GodJ. ' Class Sec'y-Treas. 4, Class Sec'y 2, 1, Echo 4, 3, 2, 1, Guide 4, 3, 2, Captain 4, Ice Cream Sales Accountant 4, Prom Com- mittee, Banking 3, 2, 1, Sec'y Homeroom 3, Chorus 2, N.Y. S.S.M.A. 2, Girls' Choir 2, Latin Club 2, Leaders Club 1, Bowling Club 1, Varsity Cheerleading Mgr. 4, 3, Inter-class 2, Intramuralsz, Basketball 1. fi f f!T,i,w b C ,ff HAGAN, EDWARD Na lady i.r Jo fair ar mine. Chohrus 4, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, G.O. Rep. 4, Ice Cream Seller 4, Varsity Baseball 4, j.V. Basketball 3, 2, 1, Intramurals: Foot- ball, 4, 5, 1, Softball 3, 2, 1. HAGAN, JOHN JOSEPH The man who lnughr and lazfer must ture do well. ff r I vvY--- -v GILMOUR, LLOYD KEITH The virion! of 4 bury brain. Liberty High School 3, 2, 1, Sr. Play Cast, Chorus 4, 3, 2, Band 4, 3, 2, 1, All State 4, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 1, Bank- ing 4, Orchestra 3, 2, All State 2, President 3, Dance Band 3, 2, Alley Cats 3, Student Council 1, Varsity: Basketball 4, 3, Baseball 4, 3, j.V. Basketball 2, 1, Baseball 1. GREINER, MARIE Never idle a moment hut zhoughlful of others. Sr. Play Cast, Ice Cream Seller-Chairman 4, Chorus 4, 3, 2, 1, Girls' Choir 4, 3, 2, 1, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 1, Prom Committee, G.O. Rep. H.R. 3, Sr. Historical Society 2. .Q fl! St. Patrick's Academy 1, Chorus 4, 3, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, Ice Cream Seller 4, jr. Prom Committee, Latin Club 2, G.O. Advisory Board 2, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Baseball 4, 2,Varsity Soccer 4, j.V. Basketball 3, 2, Intramurals: Football 3 Softball JAM 4617 3 fs sae, T, Fr., . . tn, .rf . f 1 . .,,,..,V t w'3 ' ' 1 A r .v . , J .... ..L.ah..,af...,..,. ana. ..u.....r. . .. . isa.. . .. . .a1..2.-,, ' 4 felwiln-5:75353 . AJ... I , W I-IOLLIDAY, CHARLES EDWIN, JR. The Eternal Child. Chorus 4g N.Y.S.S,M.A. 4g Banking 4g Yearbook Sales 4 Sr. Play Cast, jr. Prom Committeeg Intramurals: Softball 2. 1 g Basketball 4. 3, 2. lg Inter-class Basketball 4, 3. 2. 1. HOLMES, JAMES PleaJure arm' arlion make lhe hours Jeem Jhortf' Band 4, 3, 2, 1 g N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 13 Sr. Play Castg 'Bank- ing Captain 4g Ice Cream Seller 43 Echo Reporter 4, 31 jr. Prom Committeeg G.O. Rep. 1. Q , , wave, . V 'll' 53335- lil: f' ft'fn'9? W e A HALLENBECK, GEORGE Everybody liker him. They can't help it. Homeroom President :ig Magazine Sales, Homeroom Chair- mang jr. Prom Committeeg Varsity Basketball 4, 3, '25 Varsity Baseball 4, 3, 2, lg Varsity Soccer 4, 3, 2, 1g J.V. Basketball 1. HEATH, CONSTANCE . I never mel a man I didn? like. Banking 4, lg jr. Prom Committeeg Intramurals: Basketball 2, lg Bowling Team 1. SKY. 10 -, 7 I 7 V e. JACKSON, JAMES U il and ll'l.fd0lIl are horn u'i1h az man. Guide 4, 3. 2, 1, Captain 43 Chorus 4, 3, 2, 13 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2. lg Ice Cream Seller 4g jr. Prom Committeeg Banking Teller 21 Varsity Basketball 4. 33 Varsity Soccer 3, 2. 1: j.V. Basketball 2. lg Golf Team 4, 3, 2, 1. KELLY, BEVERLY 11'.r nice lo he mrluml when j'0ll,l'6 naturally mire. Chorus 4, 3g N.Y.S,S.M.A. 4, 3g Girls' Choir 4, 3g Sr. Play Castg Echo Reporter 45 Dramatics Club 4, 3g J.V. Cheerleader 4. 3g I-Iomeroom Chairman 39 jr. Prom Committeeg Inter- class Cheerleader 2, 1. 11223 . .J A ,...f..r.. ,. . ,fr KOHLER, HANS WILHELM, JR. W'lJere ignorance ir bliss, 'tix fall y to be wire. Memorial High School, West New York, NJ. 2, 1, 4, 53 Intramurals: Football 4, 35 Basketball 3. KUSISTO, LEONARD Silence ir more eloquent than wofd,r. G.O. Rep. H.R. 4, Intramurals: Softball lg Football lg Inter- class: Softball 3. M? sniff ll , d '2 p n 544141.15 LABUFF, PATRICIA I know a Nick 07 two. Chorus 4, 3, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 35 Girls' Choir 3, jr. Prom Committee, Dramatics Club 3, Banking Teller 2, Tennis Club 4, 31 Inter-class Cheerleading Mgr. lg Bowling Club 1. LANE, PATRICIA A. You ain'l heard nothing yet. Commerce Club 43 jr. Prom Committee. leaf-flaw LANE, TERRENCE E. S1ilI uzzten fun deepf' Projectionist 4, 3, 2, 1, School Cafeteria 4, 3, Banking Cap- tain 4, 3, Teller 2, 1 g Varsity Soccer 4, 3, 2, 13 j.V. Basketball 3g Golf Team 35 Tennis Club 2g Intramurals: Football 2, 1, Soccer 2, 1, Basketball 2, 1, Softball 2, lg Inter-class Basket- ball 2, Ig Bowling Club 1. LENNON, MARILYN I rlaall laugh myrelf to death. ' Echo Reporter 43 Sr. Play Cast, Ice Cream Seller 4, French Club 3, Chorus 3, lg N.Y.S.S.M.A. 3, 1, Girls Choir 3, lg Jr. Prom Committeeg Colonial Club lg Intramurals: Basket- ball 1. A . ,-Le.--, . Y.. ...,sf'.,.r.-..Q,..vaEiauui3ra. ,ri..L.,.,rguz., m.rse...a...r,s.r,. r. ,., -- L-: r ua A. A MENSCHING, ANN A true and lasting friend. Chorus 33 N.Y.S.S.M.A.- 3, Girls' Choir 3, jr. Prom Com- L, I mittee. MILLER, ETHEL AbJeni in body, but present in Jpiritf' Ollice Assistant 3. 1 f, I fi CH Eyplgf' 3 i 4 yr? IQA . it ,:k p'.! . 3 . it A , +9- LIBMAN, PHYLLIS ANN fl You'll never walk alone. I Chorus N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 1g President, Accompanist 4, Girls' Choir 4, 3, 2, lg Echo 4, 3, 2, 1, Co-Editor 4, Feature Editor 35 Yearbook 4, Sr. Play Cast, Advisory Board 4, 33 French Club 4, 3, Treasurer 4, H.R. Vice Chairman 3g Prom Committee, Latin Club-Treasurer 3, 2, Clubs: Dra- matic lg Colonial 13 Tennis 1, Cheerleader: j.V. 4, 35 Inter- class 1. MCGRATH, SHERYL Tbougb .rbe be but lillle .the ir fierce. Chorus 4, 3, 2, 1, Treas. 33 Secretary 4, All State Chorus 43 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 13 Girls' Choir 4, 3, 2, lg Homeroom Sec'y-Treas. 45 Sr. Play Prompterg Echo: Typist 4g'Reporter 3, 2, lg Dramatics Club: 4, 35 Treas. 3, Vice President 4, Jr. Prom Committee. MONDUN, FRED S. Capable of making the mort of Ibis world. Varsity Basketball 4g j.V. Basketball 3, 2g Varsity Baseball 4, lg Varsity Soccer 4, 1, Golf Team 35 Intramurals: Football 33 Softball 2. I NAYLOR, LEWIS C. 4 r Tbi.r bold bad man ! il Kingston High, three years, Projectionist 4, 3, 2, 1g'Camera Club 2, 1, Chorus lg Inter-class: Baseball 3, 2, lg Table- tennis 3. E241 OSTOYICH, MATTHEW JOHN AlwayJ at work. Chorus N .Y.S.S.M.A. 45 French Club 4, 35 Yearbook 45 Guide 4, 3, 2 - Co-Captain 45 Ice Cream Seller 45 Echo: 4, 3, 2, 15 Associate Editor 45 News Editor 35 Class Sec'y-Treas. 35 Prom Committeeg Latin Club-Sec'y 25 Ass't Class Treas. 2, 15 H.R. Vice Chairman 25 G.O. Advisory Board 25 Bank- ing Teller 2. PAVLOVICH, HELEN MAY The hand that halh made you fair hath made you good. Oiiice Assistant 4, 35 Homeroom Chairman 4, Vice Chairman 15 Magazine Sale: Chairman Rm. 415 Sr. Play Committee, Ice Cream Sales,Accountant 45 jr. Prom Cornmitteeg Class Vice President 35 Varsity Cheerleader 4, 55 Inter-class Cheer- leader 1. -,, ' .l'.1 lf-r,r l'i ,efffih 5f-- 1.-' , ' I 'K ,wt 'ew -11,-, A at O , ' 35.421 s-fs., 'G uxgi. 2,1 gg, 'Ku -4 I PILATICH, HELEN Kindnerr ir wirdomf' ' Ice Cream Seller 45 Echo Reporter 35 Intramurals: Softball 3, 2, 15 Basketball 3, 25 Bowling Club 2. PITTS, ROBERT, JR. Mark the perfect Inari. , 5 jr. Prom Committeeg Varsity Basketball 4, 33 Varsity Base- ball, 4, 2, 15 Varsity Soccer 4, 3, 2, 15 j.V. Basketball 2, 1. .Er ..., , ba... 'jr Genller1eJ.r .fucceedr better than violence. ' PAVLOVICH, MARY Chorus 45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 45 Echo Reporter 4, 3: Sr. Play Prornpterg Ice Cream Seller 45 Banking Teller 4, 15 jr. Prom Committee. 4. PAYNE, MARGARET. A B My heart ir bred. Chorus 4, 5, 25 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 25 Girls' Choir 3, 25 Library Club 4, 35 Jr. Prom Committee. 312310 .. 3 .--jf:-..,-,f , ,' ' K 1 ,- i,r.a..ag.,raLnla.asa3r. Q Kwai REID, ROSEMARY A penny for your tbougbl.r. Jr. Prom Committee: Intramurals: Softball 3, 2: Basketball 3. 2, Bowling Club 1. 1 Rem-IER, GLEN I'll find a way or make one. Chorus 4, 3, 2, 15 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, lg Projectionist 4, 3, 2, lg Ice Cream Seller 43 jr. Prom Committee: Home- room President 3, Banking: Captain 2: Teller lg Tennis Club 2: Varsity Basketball 4: Varsity Soccer 4, 3, 2, lg Varsity Baseball 4, 3, j.V. Basketball 3, 1: Intramurals: Softball 2, 13 Basketball 2: Inter-class Champions 2. I . I I ff: if . ' 7 f xi , . rl . ' ef' V - ,a.k.,isiAnai.,ZSti..sa POST, RONALD Neal, no! gaudy. Yearbook Staff Artist, Sr. Play Artist: G.O. Rep. 4, 1, jr. Prom Committee, Chorus 2, 13 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2, lg Class Treasurer 2, 1. PYSHER, LOUISE Varie1y ir the rpice of life. Chorus 4, Ig N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 1, Girls' Choir Ig Ice Cream Seller 43 Jr. Prom Committee, Guide 35 Echo Reporter 1. My ROSE, LOUIS I live and love il. jr. Prom Committee, Intramurals: Football 4, 3, 2, Captain 3: Softball 4, 3, 25 Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1, Inter-class: Basketball Softball 3, 2. ROSE, STANLEY Pefruorion lipf hir tongue wlJene'er he lalkrf' Chorus 4, 3, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, Magazine Sales: Homeroom Chairman, Homeroom G.O. Rep. 4, jr. Prom Committee, Sergeant-at-Arms 2: Varsity Soccer 4, 3, 2, lg J. V. Basket- ball 3, 2, 1. E261 fl RUTH, NANCY Palienre ir 4 virtue. G.O. Vice President 4, Chorus: Vice President 3, Business Mgr. 4, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 1, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Soloist 4, 3, 2, 1, Girls' Choir 4, 3, 2, 1, Sr. Play Committee, Dramatics Club 4, 3, Echo Reporter 4, 3, French Club 4, Yearbook Sales and Staff 4, jr. Prom Committee, Latin Club 3, 2. RUZZI, FRANCIS One never knowr, doe: one? Band 4, 3, 2, 1, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 1, All State 4, 3, 2, Sr. Play Cast, G. O. Representative of Band 4, French Club 4, 3-Vice President 4, 3, Banking Captain 3, Intramural Basketball 4, 3,-2, 1, Empire Boys' State 3. -rw 'MJ' up ,gpflfefiwf fig 1, A . . 'U I p ' I .J Job 'xn ,,UAf ' ' . aff 3 'rf JIU MQ f SCHAMERHORN, THOMAS B. I have no! rlepl a wink. Ice Cream Seller 4, Jr. Prom Committee, Varsity Baseball 4, 3, 2, Intramurals:'Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1 - Captain 2, Soft- 1 ball 2, Football 4, 3, 2, Inter-class Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1, Var- , sity Soccer 1, Bowling Club 2, 1. SCHARL, KARL W. . The world knowr nothing of in grealerl men. Class President 4, Band 4, 3, 2, 1, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, All State 4, Sr. Play Cast, G.O. Council 4, 3, G.O. Representative l of Class 3, French Club 4, 3 - President 4, jr. Prom Com- mittee, J.V. Basketball Mgr. 3, Intramurals: Football 4, 3, 1, Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1, Softball 4, 3, 2, 1. .1 . I JJ , , ,uf .... ,, . MLN 1 if, fl' 49, ' ' f' x ',luW'l.l,l fail J if bw. ll f SALVATO, ALBERT CLAY My rnind'.f my kingdom. French Club 4, 3, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief and Sales Chair- man, Magazine Sales Chairman, Stage Mgr. 4, 3, Sr. Play Committee, jr. Prom Committee, Echo Reporter 2, 1, G.O. Advisory Board 1, j.V. Basketball 3, 2, Iggtramurals: Basket- ball 4, 1, Softball 3, Football 3, Inter-clagss Basketball 4, 1, Tennis Club 3, 2. SAUR, ERIC H. ' Knowledge ir power. Charlotte Valley Central School three years, Class Treasurer 3, 2, 1 , J.V. Basketball 3, 2, Boys' Athletic Club 3, 2, Sports- man's Club 2, 1, isto lub 2, 1, Intramurals 4. if-my an -riff-'Wil - J .l. o 1 9 'air ' ,. fav? - if : U .,,A , . , .. . 0 TAYLOR, MAR-IORIE From a little Jpurh may hunt a mighty flame. Chorus 4, 35VGirls' Choir 45 Band 2, 15 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 4, 3, 2, 15 Echo Reporter 4, 35 jr. Prom Committeeg Banking Teller 15 Varsity Cheerleader 4, 35 Intramural Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1. WANCHIK, JOHN P. In the twinkling of an eye. Jr. Prom Committee5 Intramurals: Softball 4, 3, 2, 15 Foot- ball 25 Basketball 25 Inter-class Basketball 3, 1. kr off .1r.....Y -' 41 .1 . Q. . .....4.u JAM' ' ' 1 SMITH, CAROL With Jecfetx in her eye.f. Chorus: Vice President 45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 45 Girls' Choir 45 Guide 4, 3, 2-Co-Captain 45 Echo 4, '3, 2, 1: Associate 45 Feature Editor 35 Advisory Board 45 G.O. Secre- 3g Rep. French Club 1, Class 2, 15 Banking.Captain 4, Yearbook' r. Play ommitteeg Prom Committeeg J.V. jub resi nt'25 Dramatics Club 1. TRA , ANN ' lling rtone gathers no mon. ittee5 G.O. Representative of Homeroom 2 N .S.S .A. 15 Cheerleading: Varsity 4, 35 Inter 2, 5 Bow ng Club 1. WARD, MARY C. A good hear!! worth gold. Chorus 35 N.Y.S.S.M.A.,35 Girls' Choir 53 lr. Prom Com- mitteeg Advisory Board 15 Intramurals: Softball 3, 2, 15 Basketbell 3, 2, 1. Y i WHITE, ELLEN Good thingr come in Jmall parhageff' St. Patrick's Academy 15 Ice Cream Seller 45 Jr. Prom Com- mittee5 Intramural Basketball 3. E281 r...a,, ... ...1.....r.. .11 Z' 3 ' ef fi or iw . . ' ' f . W ina' 1 V WHITE, ROBERT Shy, but ob roy! Jr. Prom Committee: Varsity Basketball 4, 3: Varsity Base- ball 4, 3, 2, 1: jr. Varsity Basketball 2, 1: Intramurals: Foot! ball 4, 3, 2, 1. WILTSE, RODERIC Laugh ond the world laughs with you G.O. Treasurer 4: Banking Captain 4, 1: French Play Committee: Jr. Prom Committee: Chorus ,111 I Bas- ketball 3, 2, 1: Intramurals: Football 4, 3, 2,4 4, 1: Softball 4, ,3, 2, 1. I RS 'TPPE'Rjt'KONALD J. , So much to do, Jo little done. High School 1: Tennis 2: Banking 2: Intramurals: ' 1: Volleyball 1. WISHENGRAD, MARCIA H. I'll tell the world. ' Play Cast: Yearbook: Associate Editor: Magazine Sales: dmird prize: Band 4, 3, 2, 1: N,Y.S.SiM.A. 4, 3, 2, 1: Echo: , Circulation, Associate Editor 4: Business Editor 3, 2, 1: G.O.' Echo Rep. 4, 3: Advisory Board 4, 3: Prom Committee: Bank- ing 3, 2-Captain 1: American Legion Oratorical Contest County Winner 2: Clubs: Dramatics 4, 3, 2, 1: French 4, 3: Latin 3, 2, 1: Colonial, Bowling, Tennis 1. ' y A my! WYszoM1RsK1, GRACE .Y I 56' J Goodf to the good, .rufeetf to the Jweelf' jf Chorus 4:AN.Y.SLS.M,A. 4: Girls' Choir 4: Cafeteria Cashier Q! 4: Echo Reporter 4: Yearbook Sales 4: jr. Prom Committee: ' Banking Teller 3, 1: Advisory Board 3: Varsity Cheerleader 51 ,I.V. Cheerleader 4. YERKOVICH, RAYMOND A i He'J o very devil! I ' jr. Prom Committee: Class Vice President 2, 1: Latin Club 2: Varsity Baseball 2, 1: j.V. Basketball 3: Intramurals: Basket- - ball 4, 3, 2, 1: Football 4, 3, 2, 1. 1 I Q ' , ' A ' , , aggfffr-Syf f. K , ,M 05.3, , , g X A 'X . ' , ,Q -si ' ' M ' ', tt QQ-'ffu'f-,',,-3-'Q .ma rr, H , H ,afLu:f.tgn.kgqv33gA5qga.g,iLa'ta4,:g,gH5,1.aa., I. ,q, ,Laitwztuiaagttaaigkgigufiiztsf.sea-,,,:ms2'f'-' X r 303 he great cg oord tep Czn'tazirz Coll THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP ACT ONE A morning in early April. directed by ACT TWO Gladys F' Cunningham Scene One: Late afternoon. Wednesday of the next Wednesday and Thursday, November 12-13, 1952 Week. ' Hlgh School Auditorium, 8:15 P'M' Scene Two: Early evening. Ten days later. ACT THREE the cast E1'1'1e Crorlfet ......... ............... Topul Crorhel ........ ........Rose Cooper .........Pan Libman Mn. Cmrlaer ...,...... ......... M arie Greiner Eliza Crorbet ........... .......... M arilyfl LCIIUOH Fleere Crochet ........ ............. I 0311 BrOIlk Arthur Crochet .,,.....,. ........... F 1'anCiS RLlZZl Mr. Tobin .......... ,........,.. D avid Clapper Commodore .... ..................... K arl Scharl Mm, Dupri ......... ........ M arcia Wishengrad Slygepifk ,.,......,...... ....,....... J ames Holmes Toyo Delorroix .,,............... ............ K eith Gilmour Dewey Crorlaet ..................... .... ............ C h arl6S Holliday M1'.r. Beaumont The action of Crgflaet ,.......,.,...,,..................,,.... Beverly Kelly the play takes place at the Crochet home in Grass Margin, Louisiana Three days later. SYNOPSIS OF PLAY The Great Big Doorstepu was fished out of the Mississippi River. The Crochet family held as their goal from then on -M a house to fit The Doorsteps. Crochet plans it all: with a small loan Mother CPapa has cricks and sirens and is unable to work steadily as a drainage expertD they'll be able to claim Shoepick's house for the back taxesf Then -- the loan disappears. Uncle Dewey, a pompous riverboat cap- tain, writes a generous check.-The check bounces. Finally Mama's lilies that have been hidden in the back away from the eyes of the landlady, furnish the wherewithal to buy the house. lr , r Stage Set Derignerr: Ronnie Post, Charldtte Barris. Advifer: Mr. Frani. Smge Ilflamzger: Rocleric Wiltse. Publirily: Albert Salvato. Stage Mfumger: Roderic Wiltse. Pmmplerr: Sally Blakelock, Sheryl McGrath, Mary Pavlovich. Prope1'lie.r: Mary Pavlovich, joan DuBois, Make-up: Mrs. Cunningham, Carol Smith, Nancy Ruth. -..MW , - ,. l31l Lighting: David Clapper, Albert Salvato Dewey: For three months I run my ship nilly up against the willows and nobody come out. They don t care about their Uncle Dewey till they want somethinf. Do they? Eliza: Look, Papa, funnies! Commodore: Fine, fine! Mn. Cfoelael: You're too good to us, Dewey. 523 Mfr. Crorbel: Duck, lookit! He can't get his mout' shut! H D Commodore : Now ain't that a'pitcha! Ain't that a fine pitcha of a young man! Arthur: Agadmaga -- Aagarmaadgun. Topol: Darn fool! Getting a pool ball stuck in his mouth! E E1!1Jie.' The back steps are as rotten as the devil! Mfr. Cforlaet: Elna slipped through and hurt her leg. Show Mrs. Dupre, Elna. Fleece: I fell off the kitchen table last night right on my head! Feel that bump! Mfr. Dupri: Never mind! Please! Mn. Crorlael: The ole house. It's dying. Commodore: Shun defeat, Duck, shun defeat. Mfr. Crorbel: The ole house. Commodore: This house was good for one thing anyway. One lass good scratch. Umrn--- If 0 77 ne cnclzaniecf guenzng Helen Pavlovich, Patricia Felter, Ann Straub, Grace Wyszomirski, Margaret Payne, Patricia La Buff, Marjorie Taylor, Louise Pysher, Lillian Gallt, Mary Ward. nwmmum1mvm V , ffmpf : 1 U HERS f53l s Z 3 8 1 Z li 5 5 2 5 57 S H I 3 3 3 2 1 2 W 'F xf W WMM 1, is X Q.. 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Marjorie Taylor Sheryl McGrath james Holmes JHIIICS JaCl4S0n Bert dancerx Bert Jingerr Barbara Bruch Matthew Gstoyich Mor! .fludiouf Laffl' Cafel' Joseph DiStefano Beverly Kelly Carol Smith M011 f if 7dlJ' Ben dreJJedA A M - E593 V e . ,.hsaM..U1..,,.L,..x. , Francis Ruzzi Rose Cooper Ben muririanf Ralph Darling Echo Doebler Wiltiefl enior fall Marie Greiner Charles Holliday Bert aclorf Helen Bromm Robert White Bert fzlhletef Comme Heath Roderic Wiltse Bigger! flirty Nancy Ruth Edward Hagan Senior couple E401 ,- .4 K- , -L 11- '-' f: .F : , - .,1,w1-RQ-gg-,I , .I '-gh '1,.- . giif 'L-:E uk, :Ex , .iff yy. - wg. . gui ' Q- 4 ' u if ' in 151 ' ,D 13. -52,3 ' .:J1i: y ,. . El 3915 if? '- , .X ,. MN . Ji? .dc My ff , , E1 '55 'H 0. .z, r. -ul f Jw' W5 5 N31 + lk 6 xl I . 1, , .K x A' 'Huw , A . '-:.Eg,g.w f:-' A - ' Qylksrwwz. , .-:He .N f '-1 , Qc' A ' ig 'E 3. .4 fs 2 L 7 Lf! 5 Q? L v W 1 'X 3. 1 - .H ' .,,, , 5 Mez-4 -GH. x, ., . va! ' 'fir ,.,, Ji ii? .3-vo, ,, G, -'v--nz . I v ..l7'-1 -.21 F ig-' In 5 ,A f 1,4 .qu 1x , .. 1 .Ib . rag. , ul 1 ' ' . 4 fly.. 6515? f' - 1 . 155,- me-' ' im- fzi-' 2:2- ' -, ,gg N , '4 . :, :F J .W fa, '. :isa .ig ' n - QE 2 rpg 1 , ' ag 3'Pb. C' - A-. -, vig. . l. 'L H, - 'jgfp ' I ' wr f f? . 4,-,'f2f':'! ,xx T -'- - .av . -3 , .J ' ,A M , ,, Lf, 354' ' Z? .nz ,. 131,,:4- , -54 1 r 1 Y . . 1 I A al '15, -. H5349 D1 1- '. if tl 1 J 1 3 E 15172. ' ' ,ink 7 . , F A' x . ..Nf!Eo2:siLtlux-51111 ?i 4 1 1 - J The bert ir yet io rome x ' 'N ' Wg.. They look happy, don't they? With the thoughts of next year in their smiles, why wouldn't they be happy? . Junior junior Offer!-David Story CTreasurerj, Vincent Ceriello CSecre- taryD, Miss Rochford CAdviserj, Ronald Vincent CPresidentD, Barbara 1 Anable CVice Presidentl JUNIORS, HOMEROOM 5 - Front Row: Stewart, Miller, Buttarazzi, Mrs. Binder, Mrs. Mott, Alver- son, Lembke, Macarelli. Second Raw: Paulsen, Hendricks, Ward, Rivenburg, Post, Carl, Heath. Third Row: Delanoy, Overbangh, Pysher, Dugan, Aullinger, Taylor. Fourth Raw: Losty, Story, Swain, Veri, Schmidt. JUNIORS, HOMEROOM 40 -Front Row: Porto, Biegerl, Branch, D. Clark, Ceriello, C. Clark, Chetti, Cross, Mr. Lang, 5hU1f5, Anfibley Haffing, Lee, 52'-UCF, Dafgafl, Thorne, Clif- Coty, Lerner, Ascanio, Austin, Schmidt, O'Brien, Valentine, clinale, Hoclor, Jaeger, Rouse, Colle. Second Row: Wieler, Van Deusen. JUNIORS, HOMEROOM 44-FMU! RUN!! Hotflliflg, OS- Pavlovich, Guy, Deyo, Vincent, Henne, Abel. Third Row,- toyich, Pacak, Montebello, jaycox, Fatzinger, Harris, King. Tracy, Benton, Mrs. Di Caprio, Dietz, Perelka. Second Row: Del Gaudio, Misetich, Neirnanis, Coffin, Carl, f43 HOMEROOM 43-Frou! Row: Moon, Goldstein, Chew- Dovigh, Russo, Voss, Alverson, Ward, Arp, Visconti, Van ins, Miss Rochford, Miles, Lewis, G. White. Second Row: Loan, Fegraus, Vincent, Zinnanti, Purdy, Smith, Eckler. Quinn, W. White, Marsh, M. White, Anderson, Snyder, . ophomore Class Great exploilr and mighly enlerpfifexf' They are plunged wholeheartedly info high .School life and they love it. 1955 Sophomore Clan Ojfren-Sealed: Claudia Buck CPresidentj, Fred Ward CVice Presidentb, Mar- jory Graff CSecretary-Treasurerl. Slanding: Mrs. Reilly CAdviserD. t4-41 SOPHOMORES, HOMEROOM 21-Fran! Row: Lembke, Curschmann, Thorne, Mrs. Reilly, Heath, Beare, Dugan. Ser- SOPHOMORES, HOMEROOM 25 -- Front Row: Valentine Abrami, Sowersby, Miss McGrath, Preuss, Kreitner, Poplock. Second Raw: Pysher, P. Hallenbeck, Dallas, Luzeckis, Hin- derstein, Omphalius, Humphrey, Cooper, Schraut, Lane, Fed- orzd Row: Ray, Fritche, Winnie, DeCarlo, Falk, Hotaling, Post. eral, Del Gaudio. Third Raw: Lo Bianco, S. Hallenbeck Graff, Morrison, Sylvia, Robinson, Armarkovitch, Salluce Engelin, Buck, Jones. CLASS OFFICERSF- Louis Meo, Vice Preridenlg Marie L0 Bianco, Serreldryg Mr. Hoder, Ad11i.rer,' Sherwood Williams, PfeJident,' Roscoe Lacy, Tfearurer. Of n good beginning comef ez good end. They thought this year wo: the bert, hut after each .runreeding year, theyfll think the mme lhoughl. And lhey'll nlwayx be right. Freshman Class HOMEROOM 6-From RUWI COUUPC, Zibella, PICST, Colle, Anger, Boyajian, Palmer, Lo Bianco, Kiebart, Whitcomb, Har- Biegen, Caccavale, Second Row: Whittaker, Pilatich, Lerner, ring, Poufglj Rgwl' Mr, Hodef, Gfjscom, Rowe, Beers, Wyn. Rivenburg, Heath, Luzeckis, Clearwater. Third Row: Lane, koop, sein, Naggl, Murray, Heath, V 8' FRESHMEN, HOMEROOM 9-Front Row: Nichols, Teich, Waldron, Magnus, Williams, Sauerzopf, Swain, Clempe- King, Onderdonk, Furyck, Gormann. Second Row: LaBuH, schale, Smith, Dietrich. Gleason, Schmidt, jones, Paulsen, Brooks. Third Row: Mr. FRESHMEN, HOMEROOM 24 -Front Row: R. Meo, Fatzinger, Pilatich. Second Row: Harris, L. Meo, Warner, Grenon. Third Row: Ruf, Wilson, Schamerhorn, Cody, Rose, Lo Frisco, Sterritt. Fourth Row: Mr. Flanagan, Murphy, Intemann, Lacy, Friedman, Marsh, Fuller, Miller. wi , GRADE 8, HOMEROOM 34-Fran! Row: Ruf, Edwards, Lombardi, Pollock, Keppel, Viviano, Janica. Second Row: Myers, Wilbur, Melo, Wilson, Sauerzopf, Schloss, Saunders. Third Raw: Burns, Harmsen, Hitchcock, Marquoit, Pfeil, Holdridge, Miles, Mrs. Cunningham. Next year they will really start living: they will be oliicially in Senior High! Ei gh th Grade We are now on the greai road. HOMEROOM 35 -Front Row: Jeune, DiStefano, Waldron Rieseberg, Coffin, Lembke, Cardinale. Sefond Row: Tricar- ico, Chewins, White, Wolven, Vincent, Dargan, Benton, Hack Wipper. Third Raw: Keator, Dallas, Hodor, Prince, Rowe Haines. Fourth Raw: Miller, Straub, Freer, Roe, Greiner, Mr Rinaldi. HOMEROOMS 58, 10-Front Raw: Hill, H. Quick, Caran- Hardwick. Third Row: Mr. Snyder, Harris, Pitts, Darling, glo, Springer, Egnor, Corso, Henne, J. Quick. Second Row: Rouse, Margiotta, Faulkner, Falk, Sulkey, Mr. McCarty. jeune, Heath, Ivery, Williams, Smith, Dickson, Tice, Prince, fm as sw Hx Vt4 f me M sa 1 HOMEROOM 33 - Front. Row: Dickson Cross More Bruma x Q ya ' , ghin, Starck, O'Bryon. Second Row .' Joan Overbaugh, Preuss, Pilatich, Sinnott, joan Alverson janet Alverson, Scarcelli, Caran- glo, Couchman, jean Overbaugh Stanley. Third Row: Wilburn Rose, XVager, Smith, Mr. Eddison Sauerzopf, Furyck, Sims, Ivery Waldschmidt. Fourth Row: Meyer Scott, Swain, Nash. Seventh x 1 a v The littlest ones! But not for long. Soon they will be a part of everything ! HOMEROOM 31, GRADE 7-Front Row: Jones, Clearwater, Tice, Morgan, Delavare, Alverson. Second Row: Vis- conti, Meo, Valentine, Schraut, Ruzzi Rossani, Rieseberg, Holmes. Third Row: Picardi, Fleig, Plank, Diller, Purdy Powell, Overbaugh, Allen, McGiifert. Fourth Row: C. Miller, Hendricks, Goulcling, Mr. Eden, Holdridge, Izzillo, R. Miller, Gleason. Fifth Row: Vaughn, Gnonemann, jackson. s 1 H91 Many ez mirhle maker 4 muchlef' HOMEROOM 36-Front Row: Riley, Dickson, Wache, Davis, Clapper, Moore Marquoit. Second Row: Daisernia, Bie- gen, Monahan, jackson, Bishop, Herman Heath. Third Row: Schecter, Wilson, Nagel, B. Beare, Fruiesen, Rickett, I.. Beare, Fegraus. Fourlh Row: Deitch, Beltrone, Mrs. Sylvia, Simpkins, Ostran- der. Fifth Row: I-Ieissenberg, Coons, Gentalen, Oren, Corrati. ,.'. ,,,..+,. ,4.Li..-,,.,...,,,. 1.. ,..... . ,.,...el..e...s..-.. .im V... . .. Wie., ,,,.,,.,, . . .. - ,, , . . julzim' High Homeroorn Reprerefztnlifxe G.O. From Row: Schecter, Valentine. Sefond Row: Wilbur, jeune, Mr. Rinaldi CAd- viserj, Hack, Plank. Third Raw: Hitch- cock, Alverson, Davis, Sims, Keator, Overbaugh. The Rip Van Winkle Chapter holds its meetings twice a month under the sponsorship of Mrs. Sylvia. Programs of historic interest, trips to historic places and attendance at Hudson Valley District meetings make up the activities. Fran! Row: Koeppel, Nagel, C. Wilson, Schecter, Miller, Wil- son QTreasurerD, Beare, Lindsey, Ruf, Biegen. Sefond Row: R. Rieseberg, F. Rieseberg CVice Presidentl, Moore, Oren, Junior Advisor Board The club visited the Shaker Museum at Old Chath- am, and the House of History in Kinderhook. In cooperation with the Thomas Cole Chapter, we were hosts to the Hudson Valley District Chapters. We plan to go to the Roosevelt Shrine at Hyde Park and to the Ogden Mills Estate. Freer CSecretaryD, Coons, Bishop, Wilbur CPresidentj, Her- man. Tbird Row: Benton, Deitch, Alverson, Preuss, Simp- kins. Smith, jackson, Ostrander. .ll I mr sm fififiil'-E1'fix,g, . M QEW Tf,4g4,fQifEfj'fi5?f'w'-def pix, A, ,,--:.,y,.:1f-A 1'1'1x,- X0 -nuxwmnnzm. 521 Front Row: Marcia Wishengrad, Mrs. Rusack, Phyllis Libman, Mrs. Mower, Rose Cooper, Carol Smith. Second Row: Charlotte Barris, Nancy Ruth, David Clapper, Larry Carey, Echo Doebler, Albert Salvato, Matthew Ostoyich, Roderic Wiltse, Ronnie Post. Rip an Winkle Staff Creation ir good. We, the seniors on the staff of the Rip Van Winkle, inspiration and a pleasant memory not only to the class have endeavored to present a yearbook with interest to of 1953, but to the future graduates of Catskill High the students and faculty. We hope it shall serve as an Sqhgol, The mor! ureful ix the greaterlf' Rip an Winkle Sales Committee Front Row: Kelly, H. Pavlovich, Rose, Mr. Frani, Salvato CChairmanj, Gallt, Bronk. Second Row: Lennon, Bulich, Cooper, Ruth, DiStefano, Doebler, Smith, Ostoyich, Straub, Jackson, M. Pavlovich. Third Row: E. Hagan, J. Hagan, Wiltse, Holmes, Darling, Mondun. Front Row: joe DiStefano Cfirst prizeD, Carol Smith Csecond prizej, Marcia Wishengrad Cthird prizeD, Barbara Bruch Cspecial prizej. Second Row: Albert Salvato CGeneral Chairrnanj, Helen Pavlovich CHomeroom 41 Chairmanj, Mr. Frani CAdviserD, George Hallenbeck CI-Iomeroom 27 Chairmanj, Stanley Rose CHomeroom 26 Chairmanj. Magazine Sales Chairmen and Prize Winners Lining our potketr with money. A LadieJ' Home journal is a good bet. Yes, that was magazines. Never did we slow down in our effort to one of our calls during two weeks in October when we S611 m0fC and m0fC mflge-Zif1C5 to raise ITIOUSY for Ollf canvassed Catskill and its surrounding area to sell yearbook. 553 541 Alverson, Anable, Anger, Ascanio, Austin, Beers, Benton, Biegen, Blakelock, Boyajian, Branch, Bruch, Buck, Carey, Caccavale, Ceriello, Chetti, Clark, Cody, Colle, Cooper, Curschmann, Dallas, Deitz Dickson, Dobson, DuBois, Fatzinger, Fritche, Gilmour, Graff, Greiner, Griscom, E. Hagan, J. Hagan, P. Hallenbeck, S. Hallenbeck, Harring, Harris, B. Heath, D. Heath, L. Heath, S. Heath, Hinderstein Holliday, Hotaling, jackson, Jaeger, Kelly, Kiebarcl, Kohler, Kreitner, LaBuff, Lacy, B. Lane, L. Lane, T. Lane, Lembke, C. Lerner, L. Lerner, Libman, Lo Bianco, J. Luzeckis, R. Luzeckis, McGrath, Monte- bello, Morrison, Murray, Nagel, Omphalius, M. Ostoyich, Matthew Ostoyich, Pacak, Palmer, Pav- lovich, Payne, Poplock, Porto, Preuss, Pysher, Reither, Rivenburg, A. Rose, S. Rose, Roy, Rouse, Ruf, Russo, Ruth, Schmidt, Sein, Shults, Smith, Swain, Sylvia, D. Taylor, M. Taylor, Tracy, Van Deusen D. Ward, F. Ward, Whittacker, Whitcomb, Wynkoop, Wyszomirski, Zibella, Zinnanti. Christmas Program PROLOGUE Silent Nzght, Holy Night .............................................................. ....... G ruber Marie Greiner - Lawrence Carey . I And the Glory of the Lord ........ Hallelujah Amen II O Po' Little jews Nancy Ruth, soloist Leprechazttz'J Lullaby ..................................................... Hans Kohler, soloist Sometimer I Feel Like a Motherlefr Child james jackson, soloist rr Adoramuf Te ....................... ........ .........Handel Palestrina .........Handel .......Hurlburt - Ades III Gandy Daneerf' Ball V A Marital Chririmaf Card ................................... ..... ------- C U Hkle rr 'Twaf the Night Before Ch7'l.fl77ZdJ'U Stanley Rose, soloist ,HQ E, sg G g wffsfg ff' v if ,gg gui? 7 'IF if M' Y 'E -, , 'f ,KN wi ' 91 x 'Q P 1 any-. Y' 5 ew A fsfJaf'5?Jgf,',fl, , Y, www ff 2, fwf,, 3 3 S ig E Q.. W1 . ' nf I Gif' , f. S , , g wqf -as w ' of W 'mf ' .J2,, ,, fp u mam' QE W , 5' 1 94. 2 561 I II III IV V VI VII VIII. Flute Harold Wieler Irene Colle Franny Dobson Eleanore Coty Arline Nagle Stephanie Lindsey Clarinel Francis Ruzzi Rose Cooper Karl Scharl Carol Overbaugh Lawrence Carey Irving Goldstein Marcia Wishengrad Barbara Valentine Richard Rollich lone Simpkins Leslie Beare Arlene Preuss Rosemarie Pavlovich Trumpet Louis Meo John Marsh Carl Fatzinger Vincent Tricarico Robert Meo Sherwood Williams Robert Sauerzopf Thomas Marquoit Robert Overbaugh Srzxoplaarze David Clapper Lynne Monahan Clive Veri Karl Chewens French H om Ralph Darling Judith Ruf Tanya Schechter Phyllis Deitch Trombone Keith Gilmour Teddy King Barilone james Holmes Alan Ruf Patricia Grenon Ban Harry Voss Burton Eckler Perrurrion Arlene King Ronald Vincent Marianne Meo PROGRAM Hall of Fame fConcerl Mfzrclaj ,..................... .......... O livacloti Sunnyland Overture ..,..,.,..,...,.,..... .r........... O livadoti Trumpel and Drum ......................................................,. ..r..... P hilip Lang Trumpet Solo - john Marsh Drum Solo - Ronald Vincent Dee 10 River Rlmpyody ,,,...,....,,.,,,,.,,,.,.,........,,.........,,,..... ......... H atolcl Walters . Beebe ................................................................................ ........ J immy Dorsey I Saxophone Solo - David Clapper Blue Tango ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,............... ..,...,. L C r0y AIlClCISOI1 Bglgrg N071 .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, .,....... ........... S . W. KUITZ The Tbunderer March ...... P. Sousa High School Band Mu:ir, marie, marie. Front Row: Francis Ruzzi, Marguerite Cooper, Nancy Ruth, Roderic Wiltse, Rose Cooper, Patricia Hallenbeck, Marcia Wishengrad. Second Row: Karl Scharl, Carol Smith, Joan DuBois. Third Row: Alan Ruf, Claudia Buck, Ronnie Vincent, Harry Voss, Edward Hagan, joe DiStefano, Sherwood Williams, Mr. Sellers CAdviserD. This organization consists of the executives of the G. O. and one representative from each club and class. ' We bring to the G. O, our problems and worries in the , hope that here we can get them solved. lt is their cure that the wheelr run truly. This organization is similar to the G. O. Council, here come the class and club presidents and a represen- H . h d la 1' h la. tative from each class and club. Many an I ma e lg I ww Front Row: Kater, Ruzzi, Schecter, Stewart, M. Cooper, Ruth, Wiltse, R. Cooper, I.oBianco, Wishen- grad, Libman, Davis, Hallenbeck, Mr. Sellers CAdviserD. Second Row: Kusisto, Gallt, Scharl, Smith, Buck, Hack, Wynkoop, Austin, Dietz, Morrison, DuBois, Williams, Carl, DiStefano, Ruf. Third Row: Van Loan. Vincent, Rose, Neimanis, Hagan, Voss, Snyder, Marsh. 581 - Front Row: Gloria Poplock, Lillian Gallt CCapta.inj, Mr. Eden CAdviserj, Carol Smith CO0-Captainj, Marguerite Cooper. Second Row: Corrine Physher, Tulu Stewart, Marjory Graff, Carol Overbaugh, Joanne O'Brien, Helen Pavlovich. These are the chosen few who stand in the hall G ' C1 directing traffic and keeping order. To become a guide, - one must have a good academic record, be a leader, and ,V be friendly and helpful at all times. The? ff' 'ff Jffflighl-U Front Row: joe DiStefano, Francis Ruzzi, Bobby Carl, Bobby Snyder. Second Row: james jackson CCaptainj, Mr. Eden CAdviserD, Matthew Ostoyich CCO-Captainj, john Van Deusen. Tbifd Row: ' Roscoe Lacy, Ronnie Vincent. E Le Coq D' Dr Front Row: Irene Colle CSecretaryj, joseph Biegen, Matthew Ostoyich. Second Row: Francis Ruzzi CVice Presidentj, Pan Lib- man CTreasurerD, Karl Scharl CPresidentD, Marcia Wishengrad, Lawrence Carey. Third Row: Rose Cooper, Nancy Ruth, Mrs. Rusack CAdviserD, Carol Smith, jean Shults. Fourth Row: Cyn- thia Clark, Albert Salvato, Carol Lerner, Harold Wieler, Roderic Wiltse. The purpose of the French Club is to acquaint its mem- bers better with the life, history, customs and language of France. Our meetings are educational, but most of all, they are fun. Vive le Coq d'Or! We spend our time learning all we can about the noble profession of dramatics. It's work, but to us, it's The play: the thing. mostly play! Front Row: joan Austin, Eleanore Coty, Mrs. Cunningham CAdviserD, Sheryl McGrath, Marcia Wishengrad. Second Row: Joseph Biegen, Nancy Ruth, Joan DuBois, Betsy Morrison, Angela Monte- bello, Madeline Biegen. 603 Front Row: Patty Hallenbeck, Betty Lembke, Virginia Paulsen, June Rouse, Rose Clearwater, Mary Ostoyich, Charlotte Barris, Rosemarie Pavlovich. Second Row: Mary Lou Carl, Barbara Lane, Janet Coflin, Mrs. Miller CAdviserD, Claudia Buck, Joanne O'Brien, Joan Sowersby. , Under the direction of Mrs. Miller, we learn lots about books, authors and libraries. We help Mrs. Miller with library work and all in all, enjoy ourselves LilmzrieJ are not made, they grow. vffy much' The Commerce Club was organized this year by girls who have completed two or more years of business training, and who are interested in a secretarial career. We learn how to run various office machines, we have speakers to tell us about the different fields that are open to usg and we plan to visit some of the oflices in town. Commerce Club Commerce if our lzufinexxf' Front Row: Adelia Jaeger, Mary Ellen Harring, Rosemarie Pavlovich, Patricia Lane, Mary Ostoyich. Second Row: Candida Buttarazzi, Anna Cardinale, Marie Hodor, Helen Deyo, Edith Jaycox, Shirley Benton. Third Row: Barbara Anable, Virginia Paulsen, Mrs. Mower CAdviserD, Joanne O'Brien, Charlotte Thorne, Irene Sauer, Betty Lembke. f61 Front Row: Oren, Bfboks, Waldron, Biegen, Meo, Holdridge, Curschmann, Prince. Serond Row: Friedman, Rouse, Fegraus, Mrs. Mott CAdviserD, Graff, Ostoyich, Alverson. Third Row: Lane, Wiltse, Holmes, Veri, Ceriello. How pleamnl it ir lo have money. Banking Tellers . . C From those students who wish to save, we collect money, record it and send it to the Catskill Savings Bank. , Front Row: janica, Caranglo, J. Sauerzopf, Whittaker, Vincent, Felter, Ruf. Serond Row: Schermerhorn, Miller, Post, Mrs. Mott CAdviserD, Ward, Pavlovich, Hend- ricks. Third Row: Gleason, Haines, Beare, Rose, Dickson, Vaughn. Fourth Row: Smith, Omphalius, Morrison, Sylvia, jones, Taylor. Fifth Row: Hodor, Fegraus, Beare, R. Sauer- zopf, Bromm, Quinn, Lewis. Sixth Row: Jaycox, Guy, Heath, Alverson, Gilmour, Holliday, Lane. X623 From Row: Irene Colle, Marcia Wishen- grad, Rose Cooper, Eleanore Coty, Carol Smith. Serond Row: Miss McGrath, CAd- viserj, Carol Lerner, Pan Libman, Matthew Ostoyich, George Branch. Echo Editors The Echo this year is our pride and joy. We have reduced the expense of printing it by mimeographing it ourselves. And we have succeeded! We have a paper of which we can be justly proud! Echo Reporters Word: are the wingr of ariionf' Front Row: Dargan, Pavlovich, Sowersby, Pysher, Miss McGrath CAdviserD, Schraut, flbrami, Valen- tine, Colle. Second Row: McGrath, Luzeckis, Pavlovich, Hallenbeck, Ostoyich, Griscom, Fatzinger, Poplock, Morrison, Kreitner, Schultz, Preuss, Sein, Humphrey, Engelin, jones, Clark, Harring, Miller, Hinderstein, Ruth, Shults, Whittaker, Biegen. Third Row: Lennon, Bulich, Schmidt, Nagel, Bronk Austin, Deitz, Winnie, Graff, Carey, Harring, Goldstein, Buck, Post, Omphalius. 1 res Senior Historical Society We have turned over many books together. Ruf, Sylvia, Nagel CPresidentD, Griscom CSecre- taryl, Mrs, Sylvia CAdviserj, Sauerzopf, Madeline Biegen, Fatzinger CVice PresidentD, joe Biegen. The aim of our group is, to create greater interest in the many historical sites which are Within easy driv- ing distance of Catskill, to visit, study, and enjoy them. If it were not for us, many Friday mornings would - - . be without assemblies, many class periods without vis- ual aids, for we are the ones who run the machines that show the movies! They nm the feel. Wieler, Lane, Clapper, Valentine, Marsh, Sauerzopf, Friedman, Miller, Mr. Sylvia CAdviserD, Naylor. Front Row: Marie Greiner, Helen Pavlovich, Lillian Gallt, joe DiStefano, Charles Holliday, James Holmes. Second Row: John Hagan, Mr. Frani, CAdviserD, Matthew Ostoyich, Glen Reither, Edward Hagan. To help finance this yearbook, we have sold ice S cream every noon to hungry students. If I only had 4 dime. ur Cafeteria Staff The way lo a man'.f bear! . . . ' How did we ever get along with- out our good cafeteria meals? , . -mmm - i651 Industrial Arts H A I , A-11, 4 ' A 'IL .- V - Y..-441. - ',..sj1 3' '-F' 'FL' ,5'??f?AE'A2 Lfwiiliizgz- 1 . .H jig ,515 QQ: gl,-vi, Qi '.gf.7A.f 1 niggas' ' -m f ' in :sae .: 1. if 5 Q3-7' 'A .IQ fi' 4 32. Q: ,Ar ig X :ln '? 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A - . .fs -...-NJ. ' T A ,, A-, 1 - f- . A .. f ,J ,5Q-'rb'bl'-- .H 'X .1 --A V-'--4.31 . - ni'-.'I 's A .' 1 ' 'fs 4f:2j,,4,-f,-L, Z'f-.'-f'A .N-f. , f .. , V P' A f,-.fAAw11:-f-as v.. ' Q ' ' -I '. . , A--' f ' A-wA '--'--. - W- --. I :g f .A A ,A-...L . 1 4 F,.,,'.s-,- 1 fi- ,i..,5,,. I , ' , - : h Q N- 5,.'g.,Awf-nf A.. A: v X A Front Row: Helen Pavlovich, Ann Straub, Marjorie Taylor, Rose Cooper. Second Row: Lillian Gallt CManagerD, Echo Doebler CAssistant Managerj, joan Austin, Tulu Stewart. I 7 SI' I ' if A big :beer and a great welrome make a mighty game. Learning to lead you in cheers has only been one of 5' our worries! We worried also if you would yell loud enough! Maybe we are partly responsible for the teams' victories? Irene Colle, Gloria Poplock, Marguerite Cooper, Grace Wys- zomirski, Jean Shults, Phyllis Libman CAssistant Managerj, Barbara Kreitner CManagerD, Beverly Kelly. j, L , 1 E 1 L 'l'V '1 1 1 1 .Qs 1 1 Q 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ti J 1 1 i 1 In H k - , .14 703 Mondun, Guard ' DiStefano, Forward Hagan, Forward Gilmour, Forward Reither, Center Pitts, Forward ' Van Deusen, Guard White, Forward Hallenbeck, Guard Porto, Forward Coach Porter LA , . E5 fo so jackson, Guard Swain, Center Darling, Guard Branch, Manager Neimanis, Assistant Manager WRX I TY BASKETBALL This year's basketball team got off to a shaky start, but pulled itself together and linished the season with a winning record. The squad lost its first two games to Northville and Windham, but bounced back to take its next three in a row. Yet, it wasn't until near the end of the year that the boys settled down and played really fine basketball. It was then that they began to show they were one of the better teams produced by Catskill High in the last ten years. The squad consistedprimarily of seniors, who include Ralph Darling, joe DiStefano, Keith Gilmour, johnny Hagan, George Hallenbeck, jimmy jackson, Fred Mondun, Bob Pitts, Glen Reither, and Bob White. These boys helped make up a well-balanced team, and anyone of them was a threat to score. The boys were hampered by ineligibilities throughout the season, but overcame their difliculties and gave CHS a basketball team to be proud of. ul CW if O V7 SCORES Catskill, 24 ................ at Northville 41 Catskill, 61 .....,,.,,,,,,,, at Saugel-figs 45 Windham, 61 ................ at Catskill'50 Catskill, 49 ,.,..,., ,,,,,,, a t mlingfon 50 Saugerties, 35 ................ at Catskill 73 Cairo, 44 ...,,...,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 g Caf5kil177 Catskill, 52 ........................ at Cairo 41 Catskill, 38 .......,... ,,,,,, a t Hudson 48 Greenville, 27 ................ at Catskill 61 Arlington, 59 ..,,.,,.,,,,..,,,, at Catskill 61 Northville, 46 ................ at Catskill 44 at Catskill 45 Hudson, 52 .................... Catskill, 75 ............... .at Greenville 58 Schoharie, 48 .....,,......,.,, .at Catskill 65 Catskill Ccancelledl .... at Tannersville Catskill 65 ............ at ...... Windham 56 x 1:71 .K and 721 Fmnl Row: W. Alverson, F. Ward, W. Macarelli, R. Meo, V. Ceriello, K. Chewins, F. Chetti. Second Row: A. Swain CManagerj, C. Fegraus CAssistant Managerj, M. Darling, S. Williams, R. Lacy, M. White, A. Clentschale, L. Zinnanti, W. White, R. Snyder, R. Vincent, Coach Waldron. I OR VARSITY BASKE TBALL 9 L C nl When in daubz, fb gal, - N. . ' -U , , Z If l I Catskill High Sehool's jayvee squad enjoyed a very successful 1952-53 season. The boys started off in a cloud of dust, winning their first nine successive games of the year. Even when Arlington defeated them in game number ten, it was a thriller, with the final score being 50 to 49. A couple of jayvee players are good ma- terial for next season's varsity team, but enough talented boys will remain to insure CHS of another fine junior Varsity next season. SCORES Catskill, 43 .--.--.-.. ........ a t Northville 22 Windham, 29 ......... ........ a t Catskill 39 Saugerties, 28 ......... ......... a t Catskill 47 Catskill, 40 .......... Greenville, 22 ........at Cairo 23 .........at Catskill 72 Northville, 35 ......... ......... a t Catskill 47 Hl.lClS0ll, 40 ......... .......... a t Catskill 65 Catskill, 44 .......... ........ a t Greenville 21 Catskill, 73 ........ Catskill, 49 ........ at Saugerties 52 .........at Arlington 50 Cairo, 22 --.-............ ......... a t Catskill 60 C41fSkill, 54 ---.--............. ......... a t Hudson 42 Arlington, 47L,1..l.3 ..... ......... a r Catskill 35 Schoharie, 38 ............... ......... a t Catskill 60 Catskill CCal'lCCll6dj ....,.,,. ..., ,..l. 3 t Tzmnersville Catskill, 36 .............. at Windham 40 W Front Raw: Ward, Macarelli, Alverson, DiStefano, Darling, Meo, Hallenbeck, Reither, Fister, jackson, Lane, Pitts. Second Row: Zinnanti, Hagan, Clentschale, Williams, Mondun, Van if SOCCER lVben in doubl, bow. Catskill High's soccer forces completed another successful season. With experience lacking, the boys combined spirit, willingness to learn, and hard work, and finished the season with a 5-3-2 regular season record compiled with the first sectional win over Burnt Hills. The second sectional tilt was played in snow, BASEBALL 1951-1952 I Catskill High's baseball team finished a strong schedule with an average record. Competing against Mother Nature's forces in cancellations and postpone- ments, plus sore arms on the pitching staff, the team played heads-up ball. The prelsence of senior hurlers Bill Cooper and Marv Sims, steady, reliable catcher Vic Ferretti, plus Helders john Hodor and Louie Deusen, Vincent, Snyder, Chewins, Fegraus, Rose, Robinson, Harris, Coach Porter. freezing temperature and wind, Catskill losing to Mid- dleburg in a hard fought contest. Departing seniors such as reliable Marty Fister, joe DiStefano, George Hallen- beck, Stan Rose, Glen Reither, Fred Mondun, Bob Pitts, and our best scorer in the past years, Ralph Dar- ling, will be long remembered for their spirit and drive. Others, such as Bill Macarelli, john Van Deusen, Buz Alverson and Fred Ward will be around again to prove their future worth. Scarcelli will be missed and remembered next year. Juniors Bob White, Glen Reither, joe DiStefano and up-and-coming lower classmen should keep the base- ball spirit alive for Catskill High School. GOLF Relatively a newcomer among Catskill sports, Golf has won many adherents who have mad'e splendid records in inter-school matches. X Us BASEBALL TEAM, 1952 1 Front Row: T. Schermerhorn, C. Gage, V. Ferretti, G. Branch CMa.nagerj. Seroml Row: Mr. Waldron CCoachj, J. Hodor, M. White, F. Ward, L. Scarcelli, L. Post, M. Sims, R. Snyder, W. Cooper, J. DiStefan0, Mr. Porter CCoachD.TlJifd Row: E. Sylvia, J. Perelka,, G. Hallenbeck, W. Alverson, R. White, G. Reither, M. Singer. , Play ou! :be play. GOLF SQUAD Mr. Sylvia CCoachD, Karl Chewins, Neale Tracy, Bill Maca- fem, Ffffd Mondunv James Jackson- The gran Hoop! noi, lbey tread on it Jo ligbzf' 741 E . We I-V Y - - - Y 7 i---- if -W v- v 4 H A 49 A S C T B S :L 52. 4 32, EVEN OOLVIN E UE PHONE 2-4401 ALBAN 5 NEW YORK nas I a ne IS A no Pbolagmphy by 's E s 0' jan Morgan Studio Suugerlies, N .Y. P ' ' ' I 761 I ' ' Om scnool. A cause: l A N N u A L s N, ,.4,X ,.v , , 1... A.,:A , A. . www N ff' ,mfijf .sv ff Q' fx Mimi Wi W 1 I .-N