Chatham Central High School - Flight Yearbook (Chatham, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

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Fo 1.111 1111, we oar11Lf1ly11opL'111a11111:1ra111111gyo.111avL rLc-1vcd11L'11:11Q111 ,- 1' pro- v1dL1111u 519111 from w111c:11 you Il1E11jgLJ .311 to 111L r1c'11ux1 1Nu1f1ll1.1L111 pc1511'1lL1o1' L-111 - you. ADMINISTRATIO Mxss MARY E DARDESS Mr CECIL S MAPES Mr HAROID DAVIS Supervlsmg Pnncmpal Dxstrxct Supenntendent Pnncxpal of the I-hgh School 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION I FIRST ROW Left to Rlght Mr Nelson Alford Mr Davxd McCulloch Mrs Sally Walker Mr Fred Popans Mrs Ellzebeth Mornssey LAST ROW Mr Bruce Bowes Mr Wxlllam Parlman Mr Robert Qmery Mr Ar'hur Hopkms 5 W! M. Irene Ashley B. Bradley Bowers Edwin C. Buffington Rita L. Candito Shirley Carleton Katherine Cochran Don C. Coe J. Lyman C0ngCl0n Julian Del-YSGI' E Cratton Dockrell JohnL Dup1er WalterA Farmer Jr Margaret A Farre Earle E Flatt Stephen A Gltto Maman E Hanson Margaret T Hartxgan 6 , 1 W W Paulme W Johns Lxllxan Johnson Joseph R Kelly Dav1d Kerms Rzchard A Kraham Ellzabeth Kutas Irene F Magee Archle P Mallon Jean Lozs Monahan George E O'Sull1van Elvlra D Pulver Ollve L Stewart Francls A Weaver Margaret M Wels Dorothy A Yerlck Luke Zllles 7 w , ,i K 2 35 xx W ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES Readmg from LEFT to RIGHT are Mrs Ehzabeth Rundell Mrs Dorothy Losee, MISS Nel Ooms 8 FLIGHT '58 STAFF BOTTOM ROW Left to Rlght Marjorle Bemlss Sandra Welsh Joanne Every Edvwln RRDZOHI Law rence Ryan E1leen Kavanagh Jeanne Holt and Judy Hunter TOP ROW Phlhp Farlmger Bruce Alpart Mary Bemxss Mlss Cochran Jane Mxller Carol Marston Theodore Knebel and Frank Moses 9 IRLINES HISTCRY As Flrght 58 took lIS frrst trral run rn September l954 our flrght rnstructor was Mrs DeLyser prlot Phrlrp Farlrnger co prlot Douglas Cornonr flrght hrstorran Erleen Kavanagh and offrcer rn charge of frnance Nan Swrft Representrng the lnter Arrlrne Councrl were Brrtta Metxner Edwrn Ranzonr and Betsy Hodge Thrs berng our very frrst trme on the runway the authorrtres were anxrous to see exactly able one Several fudge sales a taffy sale and two very successful food sales were held at the arrport frnance future rmprovements upon the project When rn September 1955 Flrght 58 roared down the runway on tts second trral run Jane Mrller replaced Phrl as prlot Erleen Kavanagh became co prlot Betsy Hodge replaced Erleen rn her former posrtron and Arthur Mrller took over the frnancral department Councrl representatrves were Edwrn Ranzonr Brrtta Merxner and Jane Mrller Our new flrght mstructors were Mrss Devrtt and Mrs Devrtt Our second trme on the runway proved the superrorrty of Flrght 58 but there was strll a lot of work to be done 5 10 I, f what Flight '58 could do. Of course, as everyone had expected, the experiment turned out to be a profit- . , ' to As junrors we got the old 58 off the ground with our tnstructors rn the back seat Mrss Cochran was chosen to replace Mrs Devrtt who had left Arrlrne offrcers were Phrlrp Kneller presrdent Betty Ochs secretary and Suzanne Armes treasurer Edwrn Ranzonr agarn represented Fllght 58 on the councrl along wrth Ph1l1p Farlrnger and Betsy Hodge To acqurre some more research money we produced and acted rn three one act plays The Doctor From Dunmore The Marrrage Proposal and Open Sec re Several food sales also added to our treasury In September 1957 Flrght 58 took tts solo flrght Thrs was a btg moment for everybody concerned We were fmally senrors Our new class offrcers were Davrd Dobson prlot Phrlrp Kneller co prlot Betty Ochs flrght hrstorran and Phrlrp Farlrnger offrcer rn charge of frnance Edwtn Ranzonr was elected Arrlrne Councrl representatrve for hrs fourth consecunve year wrth Jane Mrller and Phrlrp Kneller Our senror play Krnd Lady was a complete success A rock n roll dance and a food sale have also helped to frnance thrs logbook A flnal Journey rs planned rn June when Flrght 58 wrll leave tts hanger and years of concentrated trarnrng to embark upon a spectacular round the world tour Get your trckets today' i f 3 0 .Y 11 N ey I Nw-0' 'va-- LINDA MAE HILLS If heaven IS the reward for a hfe passed rn mnocence and usefulness then she was a favored candrdate elflfl LGLIWL Heaven gwes nts favontes early death O JAMES ROTHROCK CLASS Treasurer Phxllp Farlmger Secretary Betty Ochs Vxce Presldent Phxhp Kneller OFFICERS HI um muw mn ix'-i!Av3 fv 5 X J a w imsk fZ X2 w... l ff yd' Q7 if 7 ,V fin! N:5w6g FWLL7775 -9' - l l ' I IU1' '. 1 N- 5 ' WN , I N . '. , A ., 1 .1 A Dj- ' ,f, Z k ,,l 1 'f xx If 2 AZ , . ' ' ., ff f 'fl 4 , X: ' n x '14 I X Y C 7' 1' A ' X 1 -vb r Y - 1:- Y Q 'i ---ssqss .X h -V Af 1 ,V I - W ,qp!f -'-'b ff? rv ' I aff r,ff' I r - AV V Vx v -. -- , X, 0:5 fr' f ,f X 5 f' f -I f ,f ,Q !,'f fl - -l. KX' ' ' - ,gr J 1 i 1 f J Q ' 'I Hr .1 ' fl J DONALD BARTEL Don A better farmer ne'er brush d dew from lawn Football 9,10,11,12 Volleyball All Star 11, V3YS1ty Track 10 11 12, FFA 9 10 11 12, Volleyball Intramurals 9 lO,11,12 SUZANNE AIMES Suzie Full of life and fun, always on the run. --National Honor Society 11,125 Class Treasurer 115 Dramatics Club 10,125 Senior Play 12, Hockey 9,113 Basketball 9,115 Volleyball 9,11,125 Softball 9,115 Year- book Staff 12, J.V. Cheer- leading 11. BRUCE ALPART Brewster A great man is one who relies on himself. --National Honor Society 11,123 Volleyball 11,123 Science Club 11,125 Yearbook Staff 12, Math Club 123 Science Instructor for the grades. LOREN BARTHOLOMEW Bart was born some time ago, but I know not why Football 9 10 11 12, Volleyball 9 10 11, Dramatlcs Club ll Choir 1011, Band 91011 Basket ball 9 u ll ll ll e I u - h Il , - Y 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' , . . .aa EARL BEST Earl ' nythmg for a quret lxfe Volleyball 10,11 MARJORIE ANN BEMISS IlMarjll Kindness is wisdom. Basketball 1 1 ,1 25 Volleyball 1 25 Hockey 11,125 GAA 115 Year- book Staff 125 Choir 9,105 Operetta 9,10. ge 1945 MARY ELIZABETH BEMISS ll Mary!! A merry heart maketh a cheery countenance. Choir 9,10,1 1,1 25 Cheerleading 9,11,125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior P1ay5 GAA 115 Pep Club 9,105 Hockey 115 Operetta 95 10,125 Dramatics Club 11,12. BRUCE BUCHAN Bmce' 'Not much to say, but he's swell ln hrs way ' Projectlon Club 9, Operetta 9 Memoual Exercxses 9, Jumor Play 11, Alternate Boys' State u n gy , A . . . D , s I I nl . , 3 11. H - gig !-5kV L. Q A ,:.,, ,349 gfffyfb 17 DOUGLAS CORNONI Doug A hunter of shadows hxmself a shade CHARLES BUTTEN H1 F1 Scxence robs men of w1sdom ELAINE CHASE Chasey Don t fence me xn' Intramural Basketball 10,11,l2 Bowhng 11 12 Softball 10 Intramural Hockey 11 12 Vol leyball 11 12 GIIIS Athletlc Club 1 0 ELEANOR CRAFT Love and the measles cannot be h1dden Pep Club 9, Future Nurses of Amenca 10 Bowhng 12 STANLEY ENGEL Sonny May confession be a med1c1ne to the ernng Choir 9,10 11 12 Operetta 9 10 12, Football 9 Science Club 10 MARTIN DEAN -'Martyn One who thinls much but speaks little. Latin Club 10, Journalism 123 Dramatics 12, Science Club 125 Christmas Play 10. DAVID DOBSON Bernie Smile with an intent to do mischeif. Senior Class President, Fresh- man basketball, Chorus, Oper- etta, JV Basketball, Senior Band 10 11' Varsi Basketball W 11, varsinfsaskefbaii Capt. 12, Varsity Baseball 11,1 2. We 'fd' ELIZABETH ENGS TROM Beth ' Every stroke our fury strikes is sure to hit ourselves at last Library Council, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Hockey Intramurals, Bowling 'Hr ,W PHILIP FARLINGER Plul shame the devml Class Pres1dent 9, Sc1ence Club 9 11, Student Councxl 11, A Star Volleyball Team 11 Nat1onal Honor Socxety 11 12 Math Club 12, Boys' State A1 ternate 11 Semor Class Treas urer, Sc1ence Club V1ce pres1 dent 12 Yearbook Staff, Volleyball 12, Sc1ence 1Il5Ul1Ct0f for grades JOANNE EVERY o 'Nxce thmgs come m small packages Pep Club 9,l0, Lxbrary Coun c1l 9 Cheerleadxng 9 10 11,12 Cheerleadmg Club Secretary, Memoual Day EXCICISES GAA 11, Yearbook Staff LINDA FARLIINGER 'Pxnky' Affecuon, l1ke melancholy magmiles tnfles DAVID FLEISCHER H1s corn and l-us cattle are h1s only care Scxence Club 10,11,12, Math Club 12, Dramatxcs Club 12 JV Baseball 9, FFA 9 Semor Play 12 Local 8: County Ora toncal Contest 12 Jumor Play 11, Natxonal Honor So cxety 11 12 V X 7 J ll I ' v . , J A' ' . . u H . . n Q , 0 5 . Q 1 9 i . . 93 ll ' ll Speak boldly, speak truly, Fleischer 1 ' . ' ' u ' . . S . ' . S 1 S ' 9 ' 1 - . 5 s - n S n u - u S 3 ' l 1 ' 20 ANN HANSON Anme Oakley' My own mmd 15 my own church Lrbrary COUDC11 9 10,11 12, Soccer 9 F1e1d Hockey 11, 12, Volleyball 12 Basketball 10,11 Bowhng 11 12 LYN GREGG The Kid While we are asleep, we are all equal. JV Baseball 9,10,12g JV Foot- ball 10,l13 JV Basketball 10, Intramural Volleyvall 9,10, 11,125 Intramural Basketball 9, 10,11,12, Record Club 9,10. JOYCE CRIMES Joycie I am the devil's child. Basketball 9,10,11g Volley- ball 10,115 Choir 9,10, Hockey 9,105 Pep Club 93 GAA 10. CHARLES HILLS Tex 'A man composes of musxcal talents Projecnon Club 9 Newspaper Club 10 Scmence Club 11 Operetta 9,10 Chorus 9 10 11 12, All County Chorus 9 10 11 12 Arbor Day Track 11 Secuonal All State Chorus 11 12 Volleyball 9 10, Chnstmas I n . , , . n - - I vu ' ' . 1 . 1 n , D 1 y ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 - xi 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' Program. , QM in - A . 1 . 0 2 1 WILLIAMA HOLT 1 ' Theory w1thout adequate factual background 1S mere mental gymnasucs Sc1ence Club 12, Dramatlcs Club 11,12, Jun1or and Semor Plays BETSY LOUISE HODGE 'Bets 'Laughter's never an end, 1t' a by product Volleyball 9, Pep Club 9 S dent COHIICII 9 11 Llbrary Counc1l 9 Freshman Cheer leader 9 Sophomore Class Secretary Assxstant Echtor to School Newspaper 10, Jumor Prom Attendant JEANNE VIRGINLA HOLT Bute All her ways are pleasa t, all her paths are peace Treasurer of Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 12, Yearbook Staff 12 Tenms 11, Badmxnton 11 Jumor Prom Attendant f Q1 JUDY GRACE HUNTER L1z 'Oh Lord let my words be ten der today, for I may have to eat them tomorrow Cheerleadmg 11 Chorus ll 12 Class V1ce Presmdent 11, 1or Prom Queen, Sen1or Play, Dramatlcs Club 12, Yearbook Staff , s ' ' s h . - A ll n . . 5 tu- . - 1 3 I l A A 5 - . . . S 'I-3 S . ' S 9 - . B'11'- H ' H I ' V - Q ' ' 1 3 x 3 - ' ' - - Jun- W' M ' L W I X is 22 PATRICIA KEIL Pat Mrschref rs always at her heels Pep Club 9 Cheerleadmg 9 Lrbrary Councrl 9, Art Edrtor of Newspaper Club 10, Intra mural Bowhng 11 Intramural Hockey 10 11, Intrarhural Soccer 11 LOUISE JACKSON 'Let gentleness my strong en forcement be ELLEN CATHERINE KAVANAGH 'Wenrue bu She was born wrth a grft of Natronal Honor Socrety Secre tary 12, Class Secretary 9 Vlce Presrdent 10 Lrbrary Councrl 9 12 Aetxvrty Charr man 10,11 Scrence Club Reporter 10, Secretary 11 12 Assrstant Drrector 12, Stage Manager 12 I Speak for De mocracy Contest 1 2, Amencan Legron Oratorrcal Contest 12 Chorr 12 Intramural Volleyball 9 10,11 12, Intramural Basket ball 9 10,12, Intramural Tennxs 9 10 1l,12, Photograph Edrtor of Yearbook 1 2 for ggi? 153119, URBAN KELLER Urban 'Somethmgs gotta grv Jumor Play 5.1 ,I I y y,ly N' , ' I -I I ' - ' dn H V ,V 'Il vv ' ' laughter. ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' I . 5 K 1 1 3 - . . 5 1 1 1 ' ' f ' , ' 7 7 'vw WA-1, ,ff 1 1 ' 1 . u n ll n ' ' ' 1 ' ' e'u :Il I n I 5 ' 9 . 5 D K 1 ' , 23 GEORGE KERNER George' Conce1t IS God's grft to llttle men Volleyball 9 10 11, Record Club 9,10 Projecnon Club 9 BARBARA LOUISE KITTLE llBar ll 'What we fmd the least of 1n flrrtatron IS love Band 9,10 Volleyvall 11 Yorker Club 9, Future Nurses 10, Lrbrary Counc1l 9 10 THEODORE KNEBEL Ready Teddy' A t IS powe Yorker Club 9 Dramatrcs Club 10,11,12 UN P11 gnmage 1956 Jumor and Semor Plays, Yearbook Staff PHILIP EMERSON KNELLH1 'Plul' 'Once a gentleman, always a gentleman ' Class Pres1dent 11 Class V1ce Presldent 12 J V Baseball 9 Record Club 10 Volleyball 9 10 11,12, J V Football 10 Varsrty Football 11, Jr Prom Attendant, Basketball 9 10, , 12, Varsrty Track 10 11 Tennrs Team 11, Student Counc1l 12, Jumor Play BARBARA LYLE Bob It IS not good that man should be alone Llbrary Council 9 10 11, Treas urer of L1brary Council 11 DAVID LEGCETT Duke PATRICIA LIBERTY Pat A11 things are what you make As the occasion, so the them. behavior. FFA 9,10,11,12g Sentinel 1956. 25 JEROME MAAK Jerry e have left undone those thmgs wh1ch we ought to have done , Q ll ll ll ll . ,rw iff 1 CAROL ANN MARSTON There IS no accounmng for the act1ons of a woman Chou' 9 Cheerleadmg 11, as ketball 9 10 Volleyball 9 10 Dramaucs Club 12, Newspaper Club 10, Semor Play 12 L1 brary Councxl 9 10, Yearbook Staff 12 Pep Club 9 Operetta 9, Jumor Prom Attendant BEVERLY MALMBERG Bev 'Love IS better than fame Lxbrary Counc1l 10,11 12 Bowlmg 11 Pep Club 9 ketball 11, Cheerleadmg 10 11 LEE MARCY Wally ware the fury of a pat1ent man JAMESA MARTIN Jlmmy ll ll ll I ' .H llBe ' K ' ' . ll l Y I ' s . s BHS- . , . . ll ' ll Cam His very foot has music in it. VI ' ' . 3 . t B - U s S 1 5 . . 3 .- . , . , 9 s ' 26 1 ww... FRANKLIN C MOSES Frank 'Labor IS the curse of the world V1ce Presrdent Yorker Club 9 J V Baseball 9 J V Football 9 Sc1ence Club 10, Semor Band 9 10 11 ARTHOR MILLER Art 'Few are f1t to be entrusted wxth themselves ' Sc1ence Club 9 10 11 12, Band 9,10 1112 Math Club 12 Dramatxcs 12, Treasurer 12 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 11 12 JANE MILLER Jan She's a Happy g1rl wxth a Contaglous Laugh Yorker Club 9 Lrbrary Coun c11 9 Class Presrdent 10 Dramaucs 10 12, Student Councrl 10,12 Chou' 10 11 12, Natlonal Honor Socrety 11 12, Semor Play Football Cheerleader 11,12, Basket ball Cheerleader 11 Yearbook Staff DAR Award wi- ALFRED NEVEN Qu1et and a hkable guy Intramural Volleyball 9 10 11 12, All Star Volleyball 10, 12 JV Baseball 9,10 V Baseball 11 12, Projectron Club Secretary 9, Lat1n Club 10 ll an e n - , . H . . . - 1 ' ll 1 x y ' 1 1 1 9 S 5 5 r I . S y . . A , - , - 1 n 1 -' . I 4 . , ' 3 , kv 3 , 5 I Xxx I e , . - . 7 , xx M '35-2 72, 55 -f 'li ,J x f ' -e V fwi, . ' , 'U X - , ' ,DM , f . nl n n u V ll ' ' n , . a x J ' n , - 1 1 I - 9 g . . 5 . . . 3 , , y - 5 . . y r S BETTY LOU ROHLOFF BMW A g1r1 who works hard and w11l succeed ' L1brary Councxl 9, Newspaper 9 10 Dramatacs Club 12, Intra mural Bowhng 11, Intramural Tenms 11 Semor Play Natronal Honor Socnety 11,12 Amencan Leg1on Oratoncal Contest 12 BETTY JANE OCHS Betty Love IS the sweetest thmg 1n 11 e Secretary 11,12, Band 9,10 , 12, Chorus 10,11,12, Cheer leadxng 11, Pep Club 9 Intra mural Bowhng 11,12 Newspaper Club 9 10 'af FDWIN RANZONI It lS a worthler thmg to de serve honor than to possess 1 J V Football 9, V Football 10, 11 12, F Basketball 9 J V Basketball 10, V Basketball 11, 12, V Baseball 9 10,11 12, Student Councrl Sec'y 9 Treas 10 V P 11 Pres 12 Scrence Club 10, Jun1or Prom Kmg Natxonal Honor Soc1ety 11, Pres 12 Yearbook Ed1tor, JUI1101' Play 11, Boys' State 11 RICHARD ROSS 'R1ch' S1mp11c1ty rs a state of m1nd 'nl' HORST SCHUMAKER Hans He them wlth lfus ghttermg eye ll FFA 9 10 11 12 Treasurer of FFA 11 12 LAWRENCE RYAN Larry Honor IS purchased by the deeds we do Sc1ence Club 10,11 12 Jumor Plays, Intramural Basketball 11 Drama Club 12 Semor Play, Nat1ona1 Honor Soc1e 11 12 Yearbook Staff, Boys State 11 CLAIRE MIN'NA SCHRENKEISEN Fuzzy content to seem what you really are Lzbrary Councxl 9 GAA 10 He' MARTIN SEIPEL Marty Better m1sch1ef than rncon vlence Sclence Club 9 10 11, Volley ball Intramurals 9 10 11 Arbor Day Track 11 Tenms Team 9,10 11, Operetta 9 CAROL NANETTE SWIFT Nancy 'F11rtat1on, attenuon w1thout mtention Cheerleading 9,10,11, Pep Club 9 10,11 Llbrary Council 9 Newspaper Club 10 Basketball Intramurals 9 Class Treasurer 9 CLAUDIA SHELDON Chicken ADRIAN SNARE A combination hard to beat, she is a likeable girl and a good athlete. Pep Club 9g Girl's Athletic Club 103 Basketball 9,1O,ll,12g Hockey 1O,11,125 Volleyball 9,10,11,12g Softball 9,1O,11, 125 Socker 9,10,11,12g Bowling 11. What ever will be will be. Q 6 JW ALFREDA TIMTOR Not what we wish but what we want ANDREW THOMAS Andy To fall into a habit 1S to begm to cease to be Yorker Club 9, Dramat1cs Club 10 12 Sen1or Play 12, Junlor Play 11 Siena Fest1val 10 ROBERT TUTHILL Tut Athletic, friendly, and kind, another like him y0u'l1 never find. Junior Play 113 Football 9,10, 11,123 Basketball 95 Volleyball 10,11,12, All Star, Baseball 9, 10,11,12g Track 1O,11,12. WILLIAM THOMAS Thompkins 1 honestly believe it is better to know nothing than to know what isn't so. Intramural Basketball 10,11,12g Intramural Volleyball 1 1,1 25 J.V. Baseball 9,105 Football, Track 12, Yorker Club 95 Science Club 9. COSIMO VIENI Cos For him the world would have no Joys if in it there were only boys ' Football 9 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Track 9 10,11 12 Volleyball Intramural 9 10 11 12, Latin Club 10 ' i LQX ,fm I , A t I , u Il V' . ' ' , Q . ' . y 1 1 1 1 3 ' . . 'X 91 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Y , AS V? ,L V , V 31 BRUCE J WILLIAMS Maybe Tomorrow Rod 8: Gun Club 9, Projection Club 9 10 LYLA WAGAR L le Y Ain't Misbehavin SANDRA WELCH Sandy I take life as I find it, but I don't leave it that way. Library Council 9,105 Senior High Yorker Club 95 Junior Play 113 Dramatics Club 123 Senior Playg Yearbook Staff. GLADYS DELLA WILSON Suzy Virtue 15 to the soul what health IS to the body Future Homemakers of America 9 Newspaper Club 10 r I . ,, n u 2 - ' ' 3 . K, D is Y, ' i 'ffl Y . 32 CO-PILOTS lst ROW, L to R E Walker, Jean Morgenstem, J Pease, R Jenkms, N Lee, P Cooley, D Wagar, B Tuthxll, A Kavanagh, W Klrby, I O Dea 2nd ROW J Watts, M Trowbrldge, Joann Morgenstem, M Weaver, C Gardner, B Cowan, L Tuczxnskx M Pulver, J Young, D Adams, R Klem, S Jacoby, L Mann, T Skype, D H111 3rd ROW R Rekow, G Moses, B Hanson, D Colhns, M Meneglo, Howard, R Mason, M Hanson 4th ROW B Cooms, J Kem, J Ruether, R Ferguson, K Blum, G Currxer D Craft M Losee, M Russell, J Alamxllo, M Bowman, M R1chards, N Rundell, E Rllke, J Rumpp, R Bleau, W Rossman, D Van Loan, R Coe, B Poucher 5th ROW J Hug, G Engel, F Frerdel, H Sommer, D N1Ckl6S, R Mesxck, J Calyer, M M6S1Ck, R Francls, M Llberty, B Stafford, H Wrlllams, L Hatch, M Oles, J Mulllgan, P Wallen, C Nelson, D Schaifarrnan, John Lunde, Joe Lundy, D Walker, P Boehme, Hall 33 . ' . : . I . ' . .... ' ', . , . 1 J. Menegio, M. smirk, J. Williams, v. Rapp, J. Ne'i.sse1, H. D'a11e11', w. van Buren, J. Bower,.K. Nash, 12. Burfeindt, E. Jennings, w. . . . : .... . . ' , . , . . . ' ' ' ' . ' . ' . ' ' . ' . ' . ' ' ' . ' . ' D. STEWARDS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Trowbridge, J. Dardess, J. Malmbig, J. Buda, H. Smith, R. Teator, J. Ruthford, A. Veronezi, C. Menegio. SECOND ROW: L. Berry, J. Carpenter, P. Francis, M. Butt, D. Frick, I. Badertscher, S. Murdock, C. Hastings, C. Sommer, E. Wadsworth, G. Mc Cagg, F. Fuller, D. Laraway, G. Fitzpatrick, F. Flarninio, J. Gleason, J. Rock, M. Nelson. THIRD ROW: R. Fecteau R. Alford, J. Holt, J. Lobdell, J. Geissler, K. Mc Grath, M. Losee, J. Skura, M. Milazzo, A. Dunavin, L. Schiller, L. Jensen, P. Maak, J. Bonifacio, G. Hunt, B. Goodrich, S. Gauthier, A. Van Vliet, G. Huston, E. Loomis. FOURTH ROW: D. Ferguson, A. Page, T. Lanphear, R. Van Alstyne, T. Wood, E. Pessetto, A. Wilcox, A. Hills, B. Weaver, R. Piester, R. Goold, J. Thomas, J. Rundell, G. Bogausch, S. Wilcox, J. Menegio, J. Davis, L. Parlman. FIFTH ROW: C. Novosel, J. Sirani, P. Seidel, H. Mc Cagg, H. Keller, D. Ernst, B. Avery, G. Dardess, C. Traver, R. Edwards, R. Eigenbrodt, R. Butt, D. Knoll, W. Johnson, A. Hastings. 34 GROU D CRE FIRST ROW Left to Rlght D Archer L Van Alstyne P Jenk1ns,M Moore T Favero, M S1mmons,N Welch A Wem1tt,E Teator M Goerhtz E Ste1tz,C Norton,B Leganczuk SECOND ROW H McGetr1ck T Thompson L Waltemath J Teator, A K1ttle,E Chr1st1ana,H Bleau M Hanson C Flalg S Snyder,V Cangelos1,N Hug A Rothman,S St1ckles,J Adams,V Shaw,D Hotallng G Badertscher C Mason THIRD ROW J Hatch S Wh1teman,M Rothman,D S1ran1 J Gr1mes,M G1angross1,J Sexpel,B Krp per S Cooper C Welch N Clegg S Talanco P Losee C Boehme F W1ll1ams,K Nexssel H R1chards C Manley J Leggett, C sk1ns,P Walker,W Wmter, C Fo1adell1 W F1sher J Morgenstern R Nelson J Crowley, M Nlckles, R Holt M Remer R Walker D Radley,B Sxmmons,D De Long,D Raymond FIFTH ROW D Parlman T Chase,N Ingu1,J P1tcher,R MOSh1mEI, C West over,W Sheldon B Losee,B Van Alstyne D Chapman,J Hoffman M Losa,B Mes1ck,H Medlyn,G Herzhauser B Mooney, G Herrmann E Dunavxn, G Keller,M Ryan, R Whxffen, L Sapko SIXTH ROW D Congdon, F Engel D Ell1s,P Bogausch H Bar tel J Kratt,B Bem1ss,P Waldorf W W1ldman H Kel1er,J Oles,D Strattman, G Calyer, A Jackson D Barden,J Coxon, R Staron, R Kxpper E Jerabek B M1Ckl6 35 D , ' ' I . y . y . l . . 7 . - ' Q , . 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'RIB 1-fl Q-9..,w7 lri'a, N34 We, the esteemed class of nlneteen hundred and fxfty e1ght, bemg of unsound m1nd and doubtful memory, do so declare th1s our last w1ll and testament, wxth mallce toward none and char1ty toward all, we leave the followmg Carol fblond1ej Marston bottle of peroxxde Mary Benuss Frank Moses Elame Chase Don Bartel Pat Kell Lee Marcy Sue Almes Bev Malmberg Ed Ranzom Jeanne Holt Marty Dean Bruce Buchan Loulse Jackson Claudla Sheldon Larry Ryan Elleen Kavanagh Jane Mxller Chucky Butten Loren Bartholomew Clalre Schrenke1sen Dave Leggett Horst Schumacker Betsy Hodge Earl Best Barbara Lyle Ann Hanson Norman Teator Bruce Wlu13H1S Marjorle BQITIISS Al Neven Beth Engstrom Lmda Farlmger Lynn Gregg B111 Thomas Pat Llberty Bettylou Rohloff eagle jump Qshe got 1t'j mterest ID women fahem'j dangerous escapades Studebaker fno male passengers, rapld growth pllls dechromed car drxver s manual and glasses t1cket to Slenderella pos1t1on as edltor of yearbook LCIIIIIS racket sp arkllng w1t golden s1lence ?? athlet1c ab1l1ty ray gun fbeep, beepj bo1sterous laugh a certaln flame m1croscop1c adventures populamty wxth the teachers momentos of E1v1s stra1ght furrows ne atne ss bnght red sweater boots and saddle umque spellmg senlor portra1t Qhave yours taken, f1le at General Mutual good looks Mmrnmmmm rec1pe for bakmg a cherry p1e frlendshrp w1th Mr Farmer Casanova hne physxque poster deslgns key to bakery Qdon't eat too muchj 38 Ruth Jenklns Lorene Tuczxnskl Dav1d Walker Wlnnle Klrby Margxe Trowbrxdge Jane Pease J1m Calyer Carole Gardner Theresa Skype Roy Ferguson Qwlth pleasure Morgenstem tw1ns fdon fxght g1fl.S'J Ben Stafford Wxlllam Hanson Joan Young Mar1e Smlth Ed Mooney slster Anna Elame Walker Harry Sornmers John Rumpp Marcla Pulver Cllff Nelson Lols Mann and Mlldred Russell Paul Boehme and Lester Coons Wlnnle Van Buren Pat Cooley, Betty Cowan M1ke Llberty Pete Wallen Donna H111 and Elame Jenmngs Gary Curmer Donna Wagar Derek VanLoan Bob Francxs Mlke Losee and Davld Nrchols Mary Bowman Dalzell twins D 551 waz N!-sf ,V R ' ' I ' . 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I I Qt -41 fi ,f-x 2' Dave Flexscher Eleanor fstrollj Craft Urban Keller Alfreda Teator Joanne Every Andy Thomas Lyla Wagar Ph1l Kneller B111 Holt Charhe H1115 Art Mlller Dave Dobson Cosxmo V1 em Judy Hunter Sandy Welch Barbara Klttle Sonny Engle Doug Comonl Ted Knebel Bruce Alpart Adnan Snare Ph1l Farllnger Betty Ochs Nan Sw1ft Joyce Crlmes J1m Marun Marty Se1pe1 George Kemer Gladys W1lson ag talents Sentlmental joumey dual aerxals freckles fw1th a jar of vanlslung creamj place on Varslty cheerleadmg seat on bus box of Ry Krxsp extenslve wardrobe w1th dxrectlons for alteratlons role ln dramat1cs Fats Dommo albums collectlon of sour notes razor to shave off s1debums Spencertown taxl flncludlng glrls natural curly ha1r fthrow out the bobby pmsj f1ck.le h1b1ts Qthose poor fe11as'j b1g brown eyes dynamlc football qualxtles curly red ha1r and bottle of ha1r tonlc magxc shrmlung powder box of crayons 8: sketch paper advertlsxng blanks for y b tardy S11PS Qbe prepared, Mr Sommers salary from the theater superlor taste 1n clothmg fl1rtat1ous manner1sms Qlots of luck book on How to Stroll technlque of dart shootmg 1rres1stable grm flook out gals, ambltlon fput It to good use, m1ll1nery co1lect1on Qhope they all f1tj 39 Wesley Howard Irene O Dea Henry VV11l1ams and Bob Mesrck Sue Jacoby Dlane Adams and Judy Ne1ssel Louxe Hatch, Dlck Hosler and George Engel Loms Kleln Ernle R1l.ke Marlle Rxchards and John Reuther Joe Ltmdy Jlm Hug and John Mulllgan Doug Hall Marty Mes1ck Jane Alarmllo Marc1a Weaver Barbara Tuthlll John Lunde M1ke Hanson Roger Rekow fdon t use too rnuchj Warren Rossman George Moses Dave Colhns Fred Freldel Nancy Rundell Babes Burfemdt Joan Bower June W11118UlS Don Kraft 8: Ken Blum Mert Oles Danny Shafarrnan Nancy Lee I Q-QF Wea 49:1 wxxxxfg 02 1 - - I C if . D . . 1 X - Q - . - . 0 . . . Q ' 7 . . Bob Tuthill ' . ' ' Don Kraft . . 2 ' . 5 -tiiki W . . . ka ,vwx ' . 1 . . 1' V I . - - - x ' .- gh 4 CLASS ACTIVITIES if s XE., f 5 W, f V Z Z W I a W, 5 ? M ,,.-f M -1 is 1 if -:V .mf 2' 1 J 'R Q9 45 Q f. , 5 S ' 1 , 'T ZA 212 W Q v 5:4 7 if f r 1-3 xm .gs X., il I -fk l. Ad M Chathams Varsuy Football squad under the d1rect1on of coach Don Coe O Sulllvan Chathams J. V. Football squad under the direction of Coach , . CONSTITLITIO We the esteemed class of 1958 berng of unsound mlnd do hereby ordarn and establrsh thrs constrtu tron to protect the weaker and less fortunate classes whrch wrll follovv along the glorrous path v.h1ch we have thus far so nobly advanced Artrcles We do hereby resolve that There shall be no restrrctron of the peaceful chewrng of gum by the general student body The school week shall cons1st of three days durrng whlch the students shall remarn ln classes for no longer than three hours per day There shall be no restrlctron on the bearrng of water prstols by the students so long as they are used X complete canteen staffed by the teachers shall be made avatlable for the free and unlrmrted use of the students Homework shall not be grven unless drrectly requested by the students No school regulatron drrectly affectrng the student body shall be passed by the School Board unless tt meets wrth the approval of a majorrty of the student Thus we the class of 58 1n far from humble sprrrts leave thrs document to postertty hop1ng that our efforts rn tts producuon have not gone to waste and that rt wrll provlde a brrght blaze Ill the frreplace of some deservrng rndrvrdual 44 1. ' ' ' . 3. . . . . V only for self defense. 4. .1 , , ' ' ' 5. ' ' ' ' . PQPLILARITY POLL I 46 ll' '91 The PICYHICS here and on the facmg page are merely a few examples ofthe madcap and hect1c days of the class of 1958 They show the fun we have had over the perlod of four years m whlch we have been the brxbht star m the heavens of Chatham Central School .age- .8565 19. More Pre Fllght C Schrenkelsen N Sw1ft B Buchan Marjorxe Bemlss Keller Ranzom Leggett QD Bartel Mlller . Kemer . Liberty . Marston . Lyle . Moses . Rohloff . Craft . Neven . Malmberg . Aimes Bartholomew 44--f i 3 49 Lia Pre Fhght Days B Hodge E Kavanagh M Selpel J Ever J Hunter A Hanson Mary Bem1ss Wagar Chase Kneller Comom Ochs W11SOn Engstrom Gnmes Hxlls Ke11 Klttle Farhnger Ryan Welch Knebel Alpart Tuth111 PROPH ECIY Berng secretary to the famous orl tycoon DAVID LEGGETT Ihave had to put up wrth many of hrs eccentrrcrtres So what could I say the day he packed hrs bags and decrded to take a trrp around the world? I made the reservatrons for the two of us on FLIGHT 58 takrng off from Panthers Freld We dashed out to harl a taxr As we stepped rn we were surprrsed to drs cover BRUCE BUCHAN behrnd the wheel Drrvmg down Broadway we saw NAN SWIFT provrdrng the smoke for the grant Camel ad Havrng arrrved at the arrport who should be harlrng the taxr but JOANNE EVERY now secretary to the presrdent of the New York Crty Rarlroad Drd our eyes decerve us? There at the trcket offrce was none other than ALFREDA TEATOR We purchased our trckets and went rnto the lounge where we had the opportunrty to vrew the last few mrnutes of Captarn Vrdeo As the credrts rolled by we noted the name of LARRY RYAN as the supplrer of ray guns for the show Our flrght number was called over the publrc address system so we hurrred out to the plane Why there was NORMAN TEATOR rollrng out the ramp' We boarded the plane and were assrgned our seats by BARBARA LYLE stewardess She was overcome wrth Joy and qurckly told us there were other 58 celebrrtres on the plane After the take off we unfastened our safety belts and began to survey the cabrn Seated by the exrt door wearrng a parachute was PHIL FARLINGER the frrst srx star general rn the Unrted States Army Across from hrm was MARJIE BEMISS now broadcastrng to German Army bases Also aboard we had BETTY OCHS grvrng her oprnron on husband care and feedrng Suddenly we heard a roarrng sound and glanced out the wrndow Just rn trme to see JERRY MAAK peel past rn hrs flyrng saucer Engrne trouble forced us down rn Bermuda whrch gave us some trme to vrsrt ADRIAN SNARE S rubber baby buggy bumper plant On the way back from the plant we stopped rn to look over ANN HANSON S dude ranch On our return to the arrport we found that the plane was ready to take off once agam Our course was now set for England Soon our plane touched down at fog bound London Arrport As we drsembarked from the plane we saw throngs of teenagers crowded around CHARLIE TEX HILLS who has been a phenomenal success rn England Durrng our brref tour of England we had a chance to vrsrt Buckrngham Palace Lo and behold there was PAT LIBERTY wearrng out a dozen feathers a day tryrng to make the palace guards smrle We took a ferry boat over to Ireland to see the Blarney stone Ahead of us we saw EILEEN KAVANAGH lady mayor of Dublm krssrng the Blarney stone After our brref vrsrt through Ireland we returned to England to board our plane whrch sped us to the North Pole where we expected to see many varred cold weather anrmals Much to our surprrse we saw ELEANOR CRAFT presrdent of the Humane Socrety makmg vests for the pengurns rn the area Besrdes the pengum populatron we found ELAINE CHASE and MARTIN DEAN producrng therr comedy act for the servrcemen up there After leavrng thrs cold regron we ran rnto EARL BEST who rs presently huntrng Rern dear rn Lapland We stopped by hrs rgloo home and upon complrmentrng hrm on the rnterror decoratrng we found that rt had been done by BRUCE WILLIAMS One of our passengers Governor Lee Marcy had a strange cravrng for the rare vegetable corncumber so we were forced to fly to Scotland to DAVE FLEISCHER S famed vegetable farm Hrs specralrty rs a cross between cu cumbers and corn desrgned so that he doesn t need to lean over to prck them After satrsfyrng Mr Marcy s desrre we journeyed to Holland In the mrdst of the tulrp garden we found THEODORE REMBRANDT KNEBEL creatrng another of hrs masterpreces Not wantrng to drsturb hrm we went on our way to Swrtzerland On tour of the land of mountarns we heard LOUISE JACKSON grvrng the Swrss yodelrng lessons Another member of the class of 58 va catronrng rn Swrtzerland was PAT KEIL renowned for her book MEN THEIR CAUSE AND CURE We agam took flrght and were off to France One of the frrst and most famous srghts we vrsrted was the Erffel Tower As the gurde one of our former classmates DOUG CORNONI led us on the tour we found GLADYS WILSON the famous harr stylrst apparently havrng trouble frndrng her way out As we rode down the street we saw JUDY HUNT ER the world famous dress desrgner who runs a dress salon here We spent our evenrng havrng a gay trme at PHIL KNELLER S cassrno rn Monte Carlo where BETSY HODGE rs the head crgarette grrl The next stop gave us a chance to vrsrt Prrncess Grace As we strolled through the rose garden we saw JANE MILLER governess to the prrncesses chrldren Never havrng seen the splendor of a bullfrght we headed for the romantrc land of Spam Upon arrrval my boss thought rt was about trme for a harrcut . 1 1 - . 1 11 11 - - - ' - 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 , , 1 1 , . . - - - - 11 11 - 11 11 Q 1 ' . 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . 11 11 , 1 1 . . , . . . . 1 . 1 1 ' . 1 1 . . - - 1 11 11 - 1 . ,, ,, . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . 1 - - 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . , - 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 . - 1 1 . I . . . 1 1 - . , . , . . - 1 , . 11 11 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 . . 1 - After many rnqurrres around Granada we ended up at the one and only barber shop run by an Amerrcan However my boss changed hrs mrnd when he saw STANLEY ENGEL grvrng Yul Brunner harrcuts Longrng for some homemade Italran drshes we fly to the Boot country After emoyrng an Italran meat we toured the crty of Prsa One of the most unusual srghts we came upon was COSIMO VIENI tryrng to strarghten up the Leanrng Tower of Prsa Brddrng Cosrmo a hasty goodbye we took flrght toward Germany After landrng rn Berlrn we rented brcycles and left the drngy crty to vrsrt the huge 4 H Club House burlt wrth funds grven by BETH ENGSTROM outstandrng 4 H leader of thrs era Not wantrng to forget the countrres behrnd the rron curtarn we got per mrssron from LOREM BARTHOLOMEW brg wheel of Moldabra to vrsrt some of our frrends Arrrvrng rn Wallachra we were cordrally greeted by ED RANZONI who rs currently runnrng for Presrdent of Upper Slobovra By the request of Commander BETTY LOU ROHLOFF the rron curtarn was rarsed by CHUCKY BUTTEN Enterrng the Kremlrn we observed consrderable drggrng berng done rn the mrddle of the square Upon rnvestrgatron we learned that FRANK MOSES was prospectrng for kryptonrte Whrle rn thrs sectron of the country we decrded to look up any other former classmates Chrna we came across DON BARTEL who was developrng colored rrce for weddrngs and HORST SCHUMACHER who for the past few years had been teachrng Amerrcan tourrsts the correct method of usrng chopstrcks A short plane hop brought us to North Korea and ANDY THOMAS who was deeply engrossed rn the manufacture of beer wrth Red heads Keeprng rn the mood of the orrent we travel south to Sram rn search of MARY BEMISS who was reputed to have opened a dance studro there The mystery of the far east had gotten rtself frrmly rn our blood by thrs trme so on to Borneo and ARTHUR MILLER whom we found sellrng asprrrn to the head hunters Berng rn qurte a hurry to get away from the uncrvrlrzed rnhabrtants of Borneo we ventured on to Australra where we found CLAUDIA SHELDON and BOB TUTHILL busy trarnrng for the Olymprcs They gave us a few moments to tell us the whereabouts of other alumnr of 58 In Arabra we were told rs LINDA FARLINGER makrng an extensrve search for Arabran steeds In Egypt SANDY WELCH rs rn the real estate busrness sellrng used pryamrds Also rn thrs neck of the woods rs BILL HOLT who for years has been tryrng to frnd out the age old secret of embalmrng mummres JEANNE HOLT was last seen and heard of years ago when she left on a Safarr man Huntrng More news about prlots rn Afrrca BARBARA KITTLE has devoted her lrfe to mrssronary work rn the Belgran Congo Crursrng down the rrver we saw a srgn wrth large prrnt Ear prercrng done here LYLA WAGAR We say goodbye to Afrrca and fly to the Canary Islands to hear SUE AIMES grve a lecture on the economrc and socral standards of these rslands Up above the clouds once more we caught srght of URBAN KELLER frrst Sputnrk solorst beeprng along besrde us He was gone rn what seemed to be seconds and we found ourselves over the rsland of Trrnrdad Among the few Amerrcans there we saw three famrlrar playboys DAVE DOBSON LYNN GREGG and GEORGE KERNER attemptrng to get acquarnted wrth the natrve rrls Travelrng on to the Amazon we found JIMMY MARTIN strugglrng through the hot days tryrng to teach the grrls rn that area the art of professronal basketball Once agarn we took flrght and the prlot took out hrs telescope and observed the outer space On the moon as rrdrculous as rt seems rs BRUCE ALPART sellrng green cheeseburgers to lrttle green men Even more astoundrng was the srght of JOYCE GRIMES wearrng herself to a frazzle teachrng the Martrans the stroll Back down on earth we flew over the Golden Gate whrch can be seen from the prrson wrndows of Alcatraz We have heard that BILL THOMAS alras Thompkrns rs servrng a ten year term for accrdently lockrng the Presrdent of the Unrted States Treasury rn Fort Knox Contrnurng down the coast we re fueled at the Los Angeles Arrport Boardrng a plane for an Army base was the retrred Elvrs Presley followed by hrs secretary CLAIRE SCHRENKEISEN Nearrng the end of our trrp we rnsrsted on stopprng at Whrte Sands Provrng Grounds to see another prlot CAROL MARSTON who now spends her trme stuffrng dummres for the hydrogen bomb tests To make our trrp complete we took a short hop to Canada where we hear AL NEVEN rs a captarn rn the Royal Mounted Polrce Havrng completed our trrp around the world we returned to New York where I agam assumed my role as an ordrnary everyday secretary ' , ' .In ' ' . ' 51 At thts potnt we the edttors of thrs yearbook feel that some ex planattons are rn order for the fact that thrs book ts late There are many reasons for thrs rangtng from company trouble to staff trouble Thts year we contracted a new company new to the school that ts so rt was almost tnevrtable that we have a few troubles Most of our troubles however came from the staff rtself many trmes there were not enough present at meet tngs often we dtd not have work for all present Thts ts all over and anybody else can do about tt There IS however one potnt that we can clear up one that has brought constderable talk Con trary to popular beltef our class advrsor was not to blame for thts delay She drd more than her share tn brtngmg about the eventual productton of thts publtcatton The fault lay marnly wrth the staff and we feel that we are adult enough to realtze thts fact and to profrt by rt m the future We also hope that through our mrstakes classes that follow us can profrt and turn out yearbooks as frne as we strll thrnk that thrs one lS THE EDITORS Thrs was our BIG SWITCH the one nrght of the year when the basketball players and the cheer leaders swrtched places for one of the most amusmg and entertatntng games we have ever seen 52 . . . . .i N ! 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M . w 5 2 ' ' M ?s' tiff! in v fqyl 15,333 i Gm QW li CC Bru her CSC F ZLVC s rv gh inda F rlin er: Irene O'Dea, ,Joanne Morgenstern, Bill Holt. BACK ROW: D l i , lpart, Phil arlinger, Larry Ryan, Mr. Farmer, sponsorg John Lunde, Art Miller, Dave Walker, Doug all, Harry So ers, im Hug. U1 U1 Q U - . , or l ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Magee, Betty Lou Rohloff, Suzanne imes, Jean Holt, Eileen Kavanaugh, Jane Miller. BACK ROW: rank Moses, Dave Fleischer, Phil arlinger, Art Miller, Bruce Alpart, Ed Remzoni, Larry Ryan. DO C1 .-l LL. ft 'w IE Z Lx. fi Ll-4 B I , , i : . , . cGrath, P. Losee, L. erry, M. Ncl- son, J. Dardess, C. Sommers, A. Vernonezi. BACK ROW: W. Kaczanowcke, E. Loomis, D. Johnson, S. Wilcox, Mr. Kelly, Advisor, C. Traver, D. Knoll, J. Rundell. LII XI l l ATH CLUB, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Ruether, P. Cooley, I. O'De:1, Miss Farrell, N. Rundell, J. cisel. BACK ROW: P. Farlinger, D. Fleischer, B. Alpart, A. Miller, D. Schafferman, J. Hug, J. 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