Cherry Valley Central School - Karatongan Yearbook (Cherry Valley, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

'Ve tue clas of 1Q-0 of the Cherry Valley Central School dedicate Remin- iscence to .7mes '7o e, 11� . Advisor, in recognition and snored t on o° Ms encouragement and goldance during our hi r' s c oo1 ve ars. Raymond Roberts an� Board of Education L. to R. - Jay Van Derwerker, Harold Hayes, Almond Cramer, Pres., DeForest White, Lawerence Handson. Faculty 1st row L. to R. - R. Marcley, M. Priffett, R. Roberts, W. Klubko, M. LaBue, J. Gilbert, W. Robinson, S. Honan; 2nd row - M. Smith, A. Cole, F. Scramlin, S. Baldo, R. Zeller, J. Toussaint, E.Wilmont, A. Jones, A. Higginbotham, J. Nostrant. ... ,� CLASS OFFICERS Seated-R.Morton, V.Pres., E.Burnside, Pres., M.Haith, Secretary Standing-!.Rose, Advisor, L. Rathbun, Reporter, M. Boyce, Treas. YEARBOOK STAFF Editor........... Assistant Editor Business Manager Art Director.... Activitie s...... Sports............ Class Prophecy.,, Class History..., Classes.......... Photography....... Autographs....,. Faculty Advisor., ..Eileen Burnside ....Glenna Smith ....Marion Haith Mae VanDerwerker ..Leslie Rathbun ...Richard Morton Jack Hayden .Mae VanDerwerker Ellen Markel ...Malcolm Boyce Marion Haith ...Sylvia Putnam Susie Kovac ...Malcolm Boyce Willis Prill .Lorraine Porath ..Mr. James Rose 1 i Burnside, Eileen Marie Kid President 2-3-4 Prize Speaking 1-2 Choir 2 Class Play 2-3-4 Secretarial Club 3 Paper Staff 1 Editor of yearbook 4 SENIOR GROUP Front Row: L. to R.: G.Smith, R.Morton, E.Burnside, M.Halth, M.Boyce, Second Row: S. Kovac, L. Porath, M. VanDerwerker, E.Markel, S. Putnam. Third Row: R.Roberts-principal, L.Rathbun, W.Prill, J.Hayden,J.Rose-Adv Haith, Marlon Blanche Tuffy Boyce, Malcolm Walter Mouse” Treasurer 4 Reporter 3 Athletics 1-2-3-4 Photography Club 1-2-3 Athletic Association 2 Senior Play 3-4 Class Secretary 4 Vice-President 3 Choir 1-3-4 Year book Library Club 1-2 Class Play 2-3-4 Basketball 2-4 Football 2-3 Senior Play ?. f. A. 4 Yearbook 1 Kovac, Susie Michele Sue Cheerleading 2-3-4 Choir 1-2-3 Majorette 1-2-3-4 Girls Sports 1-2-3-4 Class Play 2-3 Paper Staff 1 Yearbook: Staff F.F.A. Chapter Queen Markel, Vivian Ellen Ellen Band 3 Class Play 3-4 Cafeteria 2-3-4 Morton, Richard Arnold Dick Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Vice-President 4 Treasurer 3 Class Tlay 2-3-4 Porath, Lorraine Rena Porky Cheerleader,1,2,3 Majorette, 1,2,3, Choir,1,2,3 Girls Sports,1,2,3,4 Clas3 Secretary,1,2,3 Class Play,2 Paper Staff,1 Yearbook Staff Prill, Willis Fred Willy P.F.A.,1,2,3,1 . P• P • A.,Reporter,1,2 Class Play,1,2 I Cheerleading, 1,2 Twirling, 1,2 Press Club,3 Girls Sports, 1,2 Yearbook Staff Smith, Glenna, Jeanne Red Rathbun, Leslie Eugene Boney F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 President 2-4 Secretary 1-3 4-H 1-3-4 President 3 Class Reporter 4 D.H.I.A. 1-2-3-4 President 2-3 Play 2-3-4 County F F A Sec. 3-4 Cheerleading 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Choir 1-2-3 Library Club 1-2-3-4 Press Club 1-2 Girls Sports 1-2-3-4 Senior Play Tear book Staff Van Derwerker, Edith Mae Mae Band 3 Choir 1-2-3 Cafe 1-2-3 Play 2-3 Soccer 1-2-3 T JUNIORS Front Row: L-R: B. Fassette, P. Shulgay, N. Spencer, S. Rury, P. Diamond. 2nd Row; M.Camp, I.Tabor, R.Gordon, I.Baxter, M.Countryman, E. Byers, J. Gilbert-advisor. 3rd Row: J. Mizerak, T. Flint, H. Funke, R.Prill, M. Ottman. SOPHOMORES First Row: L-R: W.Wickwire, P.Whiteman, R.Snyder, B.Wood, H.Hayes, G. Clapper. 2nd Row: J. Smith, B. Williams, P. Edmunds, B. Pitt, B. Williams, N. Smith, G. Gross, R. Zeller-advisor. 3rd Rcw: W. Weigel, R. Whiteman, B. Graham, R. Heyn, L. Roberts, C. Diamond, G. Snyder. r Freshmen Front Row: L to R-C.Wentworth, J.Haith, B.JTones, E.Snyder, W.Wilson, E.Oesar N- Fowen, J. Gilday, D. Preon, F, Poroth, E. Edwards, E. Brodie. Second Row: B.Smith, F.Buchmier, M.Shulgay, S.Alpaugh, R.Gage, J. Wallett M.Brown, M.Bressett, C.Miller, V.Corron, R.Wood, G.Standard W.Klubko, Adv. 8th Grade Front Row: L to R-D. Bogardus, H.Valiantos, V.Diamond, H. Stevens, P. Hoke, M. Ottrnan, P. Roberts, J. Winnie, F. Dubben. Second Row: S.Poroth, H.Erchinger, E.VanPatten, C.Kanzler, F.Dubben S. Yerdon, E. Lenecker, R. Wilfert. ’ Third Row: J.Desslits, L.Wickwire, C.Schneegas, R.Yerdon, R.Spencer N. Morton, B.Morton, DShipway, E. Yerdon, H.Shmid, R.VanDerwerker M. Smith, Advisor. GRADE SEVEN Front Row: E. Gross, L. Webster, E. Schneegas, C. Gillette, C.Boyce, E.Leneker, S.Wilcox, I.Bryant, J.Neal, E.Camp,C.Smith. 2nd row: J. Mott, F. Schmid, R. Kendricks, A, Bryant, E.Wilson, R. Cohn J.Jones, W.Lane, W.Mizerak, C.Clapper, Miss Marcley Adv. 3rd row: L. Mabie, S. Yerdon, D.Utter, R. Haith, G.Yerdon, H.Shaul, E. Van Patten, R. Hippie, E. Corron, G. Burnside, V. Crewell. GRADE SIX Front Row: L-R-R. Alpaugh, Y. Edwards, C. Bowen, P.Dewey, C.Calkins, J. Prill, E. Burbridge. 2nd row: D. Thompson, M. Yerdon, M. Eckler, M, Eckler, S.VanBallenghe, W. Geddes, K. Nelson, M. Dana, V. Edwards, Mars. Briffet, Advisor. 3rd row: J. Snyder, D. Yerdon, L. Weeks, F. Bressett, L. Shaul, W. Snyder, R. Louks, W. Stannard. Grade II Front Row: R. Thompson, C. Kovac, J. Forbes, D. Webster, J. Webster, I. A. Rich, C. Hoke Cynthia Alpaugh, C Hull, K. Jones, H. Young; Second Row: R. Guenther, S. Foster, J. Shipway, D. O’Neil, M.Parson, E. Hitchcock, E. Bassler, D« Leslie, R. Prill, J. Crewell; Third Row: M. Meehan, J, Herson, D. Haith, D. Pegg, B. Mabie, P. Moore, R. Guen- ther. J. Osborn, Mrs. Lehman. Grade Fifth Front Row: B. Hawver, N. Vogelien, G. McCarthy, B. Forbes, M. Mabie, A. Funke, M. Graham, S. Webster, S. Leslie, Second Row: G. Laymon, H. Fassett, C. Jones, C. Graves, J. Gross, TJ. Wilfert, M. A. Seymour, J. Smith, M. Osborn, M. Thompson, J. Shipway, D. Terpening, Third Raw: H Edmonds, W. Thompson, S. Crewell, J. Prian, R. Moore,D. Mead, K. Emerson, B. Shipway, F. Gilday, S. Loucks, Mrs. Cole. Third Grade Front row: L. Forbes, J. Peaslee, D. Erwin, E. Camp, A. Mizerak, E. Nelson, S. Robinson, B. Graves. Second row: S. Loucks, J. Edwards, K. Parsons, D. Williams, J. Barringer, J. Winne, P. Rodrigves, E. Seymour. Third row: G. Clapper, C. Williams, R. Richard, R. Pust, D. Webb, B. McCarthy, G. Yerdon, P. Deselets, Miss Jones. n 1 Fourth Grade Front row: J. Clapper, S. O'Neill, A. Adair, I. Wilfert, S. Seymour D. Alpaugh, C. Wickwire, M. Proper, C. Werner, E. Crewell. Second row: R. Leneker, R. Leneker, D. Dornburgh, R. Scramlin, A. Buchmeier, V. Colklns, P. Camp, J. Rodrigves, D. Crewell, D. Dewey, G. Boyce. Third Row: R. VanDewerker, W. Emerson, H. Eckler, D. Utter, D. Yerdon, G. Mead, T. Clapper, P. Jones, J. Shulgay, J. Greene. Grade One Front row: I. Seymour, Second Row: Webster, B. Third Row: D. Shipway, F.Brodie, K.Yerdon, V. Proctor, D.Brodie, H.Laymon B. Hull, H, Cole. G. Synder, B. Crain, D. Robinson, J. McCarthy,R Copley, B. Kenyon, L. Forbes. R. Thompson, C. Clamper, L. Clapoer, K. Thompson, N. Williams, W. Fox',‘Miss Gilday. Grade One Front row: S. Higginbotham, J. Greene, H. Smith, A. Alpaugh B. Webster, C. Adair, C. Kwas, G. Burbridge. Second row: R. Forbes, R. Hitchcock, J. Burnside, D. Wright, W Thoianson, V. Van Ballenberghe, L. Snyder, R. Lasher. Third row: J. Crewell, J. Snyder, R. Forbes, W. Stoerkel, F Blumenstock, D. Jamba, D. Forbes, Mrs. Flint. CAFETERIA HELP 1st row - E. Markel, B. Wood, M. VanDerwerker, M.Ottman, L. Porath; 2nd row - L. Rathbun, J. VanAlstine, J. Touissainte, H. Wales, M. Shulgay, I. Smith; 3rd row - W. Prill, H. Doolittle, M. Thompson, R. Prill. KINDERGARTEN 1st row--L-R - A.Mabie, R. Emerson, N. Snyder, I. Madison, S. Brodie R. Vogelien, G. Hawver, H. Thiem, D. Proctor, R. Hansen. 2nd row - M. Thompson, E. Ryan, D.Weiner, L. Biggar, V. Chamberlain, B. Jones, P. Brundage, J. Brundage, L. Johnson, J. Weidman. 3rd row - S. Willcox, J. Forbes, S. Erwin, J. Thompson. R.Jones, R. Layman, M. Lenefcer, J. Crewell, R. Sitterly, K. Young, A. Ker- zick, Mrs. Wilmot, Advisor. CHOIR Row 1 - I. Tabor, P. Roberts, H. Vallante, D. Bogardus, M. Ottman , C. Boyce, C. Gillette, L. Webster, S.Rury, C. Wentworth, B.Fassett, B. Smith. , Row II - J. Smith, G. Clapper, G. Stannard, N. Spencer, P. Edmonds, J. Gilday, M. Shulgay, J. Wallit, R. Snyder,B.Wood, D.PriAn, R.Wood, Row Ill-Miss Homan, M. Bressett, S. Alpaugh, R. Gage, M. Haith, H. Hayes, N. Bowen, P. Diamond, P. Whiteman, N. Smith, J. Buchmeier, R. A. Gordon, M. Ottman. BAND Row I R.A. Gordon, S. Rury, M. Bressett, P. Roberts. Row II - J.Buchmeier, G.Clapper, D.Prian, G.Stannard, D. Van Dewerker, W. Wilson, P. Shulgay, J. Smith, N. Bowen, N.Smith, P. Diamond, R. Shipway, L. Tabor, G. Gross. Row III - S. Kovac, H.Hayes, J. Gilday, R.Synder, C.Wentworth, L. Porath, Miss Homan, I. Tabor, B. Fassett, F. Dubben. Poultry Club Front Row: D. Van Derwerker, H. Erchinger, J. Buckmler, W. Wilson, G. Standard, L. Tabor, Second Ros: D. Utter, D. Yerdon, D.Thompson, M.Yerdon, W. Standard, P. Jones, Mr. Robinson. Third Row: G. Yerdon. L. Rathbun, L. Thompson, D. Utter. Library Club Front Row: B. Fasset, G. Smith, R. Gordon, N. Spencer, M. Ottman, E. Synder. Second Row: H. Erchinger, J. Leneker, J. Winne, M. Bressett, J. Wallit, Mr. Robinson. Third Row: S. Porath, G. Standard, J. Buckmler, J. Gilday, C. Wentworth. EAGER BEATER SENIOR DAIRY CLUB First row L-R - D. Thompson, D. Utter, I. Snyder, W. Stannard, W. McCarthy, D.Webb; 2nd row - I. Mott, T. McCarthy, H.Schimdt, E. Snyder, I. Smith, L. Tabor, J. Rose, Adv.; 3rd row - G. Snyder, W. Weigle, L. Rathbun, W. Wilson, T. Proper, L. Thomp- son, C. Markel. F. F. A First row L-R - W. Wilson, R. Prill, W. Wickwire, L. Rathbun, W. Weigle, I. Mizerak, W. Prill, L• Bogardus; 2nd row - R.Prill, L. Tabor, A. Tan Derwerker, T. Proper, C. Diamond, G. Snyder, R. Whiteman, L. Thompson, J. Rose, Adv.; 3rd row - I. Smith, I. Hayden, R. Morton, I.Webb, R.Weeks, H.Funk, R.Heyn, C.Markel. Junior Miss 4-H Front Row: L-R: C.Bowen, E. Wilson, N. Bowen, J. Buchmier, G. Standard, S. Alpaugh. Second Row: E. Brodie, D.Brian, J. Wallitt, B.Smith, M.Willoughby. Sprout Brook Stars Front Row: L-R: S. Leslie, J. Smith, P. Dev ey, E. Burbridge. Second Ros: H. Valliantos, J. Gross, E. Gross. zzzzzzzzzzzz. 7ZZZZZZ77Z2U ZZZZ'ZZZUZZZ. SUXI Oil 1� Ii A Y r� o’s u is st 50's Best Name Answers To Famous For Malcolm Boyce Mouse wise cracks Eileen Burnside Kid her acting Marion Halth Tuffy marks Jack Hayden Sonny his line Susie Kovac Sue laughing Vivian Markel Ellen being herself Richard Morton Dick necking Lorraine Porath Porky you tell us '.Villis Prill Willy sleeping Sylvia Putnam Put jitterbugging Leslie Rathhun Boney good jokes Glenna Smith Red night life Edith Van Derwerker Mazie blushing Mr. James Rose Jim match making 5 O ' S I) IS ST 50's Best Weakness Should 3e Disposition Candy bars taller on the level Dick housev if e changeable Proctor Gamble free friendly other fellow s girls auto mechanic normal Marines an optometrist so-so blind dates married quiet noon hours 21 none better grocery stores quiet changeable we can t find any around sleepy boils different unpredictable how do v e know well fed calm Port Washington twins changeable white cottages a Nurse bashful his son silenced happy r S 15 X I Mr. James Rose Mae Van Derwerker Susie Kovac Lorriane Porath Glenna Smith Ellen Markel Sylvia Putnam Marion Haith Eileen Burnside Malcolm Boyce Jack Hayden Richard Morton Leslie Rathbun Willis Prill Class of 1950 0 IV s I've got a lovely bunch of cocanutsn I can dream can't I ,fPar away places - IIow soon” Dbing what comes naturally Injoy yourself Again There must be a way Two loves have I Put that ring on my finger Take me out to the ballgame It isn't fair Your my everything Just a plain country boy Pull of fun and fancy free Y e� ve come a long way together S 0 X G C Ii A 8 8 1� 11 O 1� II15 C Y Let!s Look in on the Class of 1950, ten years later ”Emergency Miss Van Derwerker, report to emergency.” It is mid-morning and I, Mae Van Derwerker with my starched nurses uni- form still fresh, hurried to emergency. On the way I stopoed at the telephone booth and asked Miss Kov c (Susie to you) what is up. She didn11 know so together we hur y to the emergency ward where we scrub up and go in. Our eyes fell uoon Ellen Markel who had cut her finger and calmly fainted. She is chief dieti- cian in Cooperstown Hospital v here all of us work. TJoon review- ing her we decide to go down town after duty. We are to meet at 5:00. We called a cab (being to tired to walk) and who should answer our summons but Malcolm Boyce, better known as Mou.ie” to us. We talk for a while about the clsss of 1950 and we decide to go to ”Eileens” for suouer. Eileen Burnside-now Mrs Bichard Morton-and Dick run a very fashionable Restaurant on Main Street. We enter and Lorraine Porath who is waitress greets us and goes to p-et Eileen and Dick. Vie hear the sound of a oiano and turn to see who it is, it is none other than Mr. Rose our old class advisor. Eileen explained that he is visiting them for e while. While waiting, two girls came hurrying In, We immediatly recognized the red haired girl as Glenna mith and the other Sylvia Putnam. They are working together as Beauticians in Sylvia’s Solon” We decided to meet for a class reunion and start on our way for home. Malcolm asked if we wanted to pro the lonr way over the new road. We agreed that it would be a pleasant change but immed- iately- about 3 b of a mile out the car suddenly stopped and we realized that we were out of gas. We see the light of a farm house so we pile out and start walking. As we reached the door our eyes fell upon Willis Prill, who is visiting there with Leslie Rathbun and his charming wife Dorothy. Willis and Leslie are also members of the class 1950. The teleohone is in order and Leslie ohones a friend of his who owns a gas station. He explains who is having the trouble and tells him to come right out. When he arrives about 3 minutes and 32 seconds after we called him we are greeted by the old familar ”Hi-Yah” of Jack Hayden and then his wife appears. Believe it or it is none other than Marion Haith. Jack brought along some gas so he puts it in the gas tank of our car and we are once again on our way. Our hearts were all gay for our small class of 13 and our class advisor had all united once again. C L a s s 11) 5 0 Ills T 0 IV Y In September 19 6, the present class of 1950, started as Freshmen with twenty-two members. Of these twenty-two, twelve of us are together now. To make the lucky thirteen, Eileen Burnside joined us at the beginning of the Sophomore year. When we started that day in September, we thought we were pretty wise because at last we were in High School. Mr. Rose started as our homeroom teacher but left in November to go down with the Seniors. Our activities were rather limited that year for we had a succession of homeroom teachers. It seems that after a few weeks with us, they found that they were needed elsewhere. Some how we managed to elect class officers, which were: President—Marion Ilaith, Vice President—Malcolm Boyce, Sec- retary—Lorraine Porath and Treasurer—Louise VanSpange. Our only money making activity was selling soft drinks at baseball games. We drank up most of our profit. That was the year our class had the float in the Odd Fellow’s Parade. Mrs. Neilson, our temporary homeroom teach- er, helped us with it. The scene was Getting Ready For the Odd Fellow’s Ball, A Hundred Years Before. We didn’t win a prize but we received honorable mention. In our Sophomore year we had a play called Let Me Out of Here under the direction of Miss Himberg, our class ad- visor. With all the backstage comedy we didn’t learn our parts until the day of the .play. Mr. Rose came to our res- cue, so everything came out all right. Thanksgiving we had a turkey raffle which Malcolm’s father won. Nothing like keeping it in the class. Our class officers that year were Eileen, Marion, Lorraine and Louise. In our Junior year under the direction of Miss Genovesi and Mr. Rose, our class advisor this year, we presented a- nother play called Don’t Be Bashful. The night of the play we skipped three pages. Everyone got so mixed up that we didn’t know what we were doing. Malcolm kept us going by say- ing I’m in charge here. This play resulted in a romance between Eileen and Dick, which is still going strong even though the play ended in one night. Just before the play we moved from the Social Studies room to the Ag room where Mr. Rose once again had us as his problem children. To make money we had a food sale and sold candy after the Seniors went on their trip. CLASS HISTORY The next fall when we came back to school we were pretty- proud of the fact that we were Seniors. We knew that we had a goal to reach before we could go on our Senior Trip, so we plunged in. We had a bountiful supper attended by a very people and decided to have no more. The highlight of our four years in high school v as our Senior Play, Look Out Lizzie. The cast included Eileen Burn- side, Ellen Markel, Dick Norton, Jack Hayden, Malcolm Boyce, Glenna Smith, Leslie Rathbun and Marion Haith. This was our best paying propisition, for besides playing to a large aud- ience here at school, we took the play to Morris and Coopcr- stown where we performed for more large audiences and truly led the life of a trouper. Highlights of our road trip was a flat tire in the village of Laurens at midnight. On April 7, we left for a four day tour of Y ashington and a three day tour of Hew York under the auspices of Van Zile Tours. Highlights of the Washington trip were: watch- ing the egg rolling at the White House, Easter Morn, a visit to Mount Vernon and a dance at the Hotel Hamilton Saturday night for all tour participants. The last three days were spent in New York where we saw Arthur Godfrey1s Television Show, The Rockettes, the Ice Show, and other tours of interest. We returned home April li4.th. very tired but happy. We’re now looking forward to Graduation June 28th. Best Looking Girl............. Best Looking Boy............ Cutest Girl................... Cutest Boy.................. Most Popular Girl........... Most Popular Boy............ Best Dressed Girl........... Best Dressed Boy............ Courteous Girl.............. Courteous Boy............... Best Girl Dancer............ Best Boy Dancer............. Best Girl Athlete........... Best Boy Athlete............ Most Romantic Girl.......... Most Romantic Boy........... Most Ambitious Girl......... Most Ambitious Boy.......... Wittiest Girl............... Wittiest Boy.... ........... Laziest Girl ............... Laziest Eoy................. Girl Tease.................. Boy Tease................... Girl Flirt.................. Boy Flirt................... Girl Dreamer................ Boy Dreamer................. Silliest Girl............... Silliest Boy ............... Most Talkative Girl......... Most Talkative Boy.......... Happy-go-lucky-Girl......... Happ y-go-lu cky-Bo y....... Girl's Choice of Boyfiends. Boy's Choice of Girlfiends. Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed. School Actress.............. School Actor................ Most Studious Girl.......... Most Studious Boy........... Biggest Bluff (GIHLv)....... Biggest Bluff (Boy)......... Biggest Showoff(Girl)....... Biggest Showoff (Boy)....... Best Gum Chewer (Girl)...... Best Gum Chewer (Boy)....... Eileen Burnside Anton Zaunar Irene Tabor—Phyllis Edmonds Freddy Thompson Susie Kovac Warnie Wickwire Sylvia Putnam Jack Hayden Marion Shulgay Dick Heynes—William Wilson Sylvia Futnam Richard Morton Barbara Fasset Tony Flint Eileen Burnside Richard Morton Irene Tabor Malcolm Boyce Dawn Bogardus Warnie Wickwire Ida Mae Baxter Wesley Hoose Lorriane Forth Jack Hayden Millie Ottman Jack Hayden Mae Van Dewerker Richard Morton Flossie Porath Warnie Wi ckwire Lorriane Porath Y erner Weigle Flossie Porath Warnie 'Wickwire Richard Morton Eileen Burnside Marion Haith Malcolm Boyce Eileen Burnside Leslie Rathbun Paula Roberts Y illiam ’Wilson Mary Ottman Harold Funks Polly Diamond Warnie Wickwire Polly Diamond Harold Funke fe :| F£ATUR£S c ©vV«lI VARSITY BASKETBALL The Cherry Valley Central School Varsity Basketball team won 3 and lost 5 league games this year. They played 8 non-league games and won 2 and lost 6. The scores of 19l+9-50 season are: Cooperstown $8 Cherry Valley 38 Bridgewater 70 II 1+2 Richfield lp2 (overtime) It 1+5 Milford 52 II 81+ Fultonville 50 II l+o Cooperstown 58 II 2k West Winfield 51+ II 27 Springfield 36 II 32 Richfield 3ip II ko Schenevus 50 II 31 Milford I4.I II 39 Fultonville Jp5 II 51 Bridgewater l_t_8 II l+o Schenevus 1 5 It 31 West Winfield 59 II 37 Springfield lj.0 II 37 Bridgewater 1 .6 (play-off) II 36 OO (too fif k A n ?0 O fl o, t' I I ;■(, I 'f Girls Soccer 1st row - L. to R. - L. Porath, S. Kovac, G. Smith, B, Fassett, C. Wentworth, K, Synder. 2nd row - R. Synder, H. Hayes, M. Bres- sett, P. Diamond, N. Spencer, M. Camp, J. Nostrant, Coach. 3rd row - B. Smith, B. Wood, R. Gage, J. Gilday, J. Haith. Football 1st row - L. to R. - H. Funke, B. Weeks, T. Flint, P. Schulgay, H. Baldwin. 2nd row - P.Bogardus, I.Webb, E.Oeser, W. Hoose , J. Nostrant, Coach. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS S. Homan, Adv., G. Smith, S. Kovac, B. Fassett, S. Rury, L. Porath, P. Diamond, and F. Porath. I. V. CHEERLEADERS L. to R. - M. Ottman, F. Dubban, C. Y entworth, D. Bogardus, A. Jones, Adv., S. Porath, J. Haith, J. Gilday. Varsity Basketball Front Rev : W. YVickv ire, R. Morton, H. Funke, I. Webb, T. Flint, J. Hayden. Back Row: M.BoyC6, W.Graham, D.Wentworth, P.Shulgay, Coach Nostrant. J. V. Basketball Front Row: L. Tabor, L. Bogardous, W. McLaury, L. Thompson, A. Van Dewerk6r. Middle Row: G. Snyder, C.Diamond, E.Jones, Coach Nostrant. Back Row: R. Weeks, R. Heyn, E. Oesor. 1 will Phv, ■M- I DAV-SON CORK BACK§ = I BULLETIN BOARDS SAFETY RECORD THIS WEEK M,T W T F S LOST TIME ACCIDENT SERIOUS DOCTOR CASES ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR CONCENTRATED DRIVE THE LAST TWO MONTHS FOR IOO PER CENT ATTENDANCE AND PRODUCTION IS SHOWING GOOD RESULTS DIRECTORY FLOOR CAFETERIA 3rd WEST EMPLOYMENT OFFICE H. L. KRUSE 1st EAST STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS ALL PRICES F. O. B. CHICAGO School Gift service 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4. MISSOURI DISTRIBUTORS: ‘ Jinz Sta.tionz.iij NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL FRANCHISE DEALER FOR NAME OF CLOSEST DEALER WRITE TO ]ohnhans 608 DELAWARE KANSAS CITY 6, MISSOURI STEVENS’ EARL CHASE SONS HARDWARE International Trucks Oliver Farm Equipment COOPERSTOWN Phone 81-1 PHILGAS Appliances EASY Washers Paint Home Furnishings CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. COPLEY ALPAUGH’S BARRINGER GARAGE 0LDSM0B1LE Service Phone 4321 Cherry Valley DODGE PLYMOUTH CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. MAYLENDER’S FIVE and DIME The VARIETY STORE CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. Cherry Valley News Compliments of W.E. SHIPWAY SON Mr. and Mrs. CHEVROLET Cars Trucks Charles K. Ottman International Farm Equipment and Family Phone 5761 CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. ELMORE’S STORE Compliments PEED - COAL WELCH - CHEV. Phone 5191 CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. KETCHAM’S Robert J. Harbison Attorney at Law Fashions for the Family CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. Compliments of a Friend Compliments of HARDENDORF’S MARKET WILBUR VISUAL SERVICE Bell Howell Product? NEW BERLIN, Phone 11 Albany, Phone 2426 GLENSFOOT FARM PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM Phone 4126 CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. BEECH-NUT PACKING COMPANY Canajoharie, N. Y. Compliments of Larry Justice RAMBLE INN Compliments of PLEASANT BROOK HOTEL FRED’S BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY SALON CONGRATULATIONS To the CLASS of 1950 Compliments of LOCKRIDGE WGY FOOD PRODUCTS STUDIOS to the Class of ‘50 Highest Quality Poods VAN ALSTINE’S SEWARD W. ALLTER HARDWARE Wiring-Plumbing-Heating 1922-1950 Phone 5191 CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. BEST of LUCK from COOPERSTOWN FROZEN FOOD SERVICE COOPERSTOWN Phone 32 Compliments of FONDA’S SHOE STORE CENTRAL HOTEL CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. K. D. FROST, Prop. Bowling Dining Compliments of ONEIDA MARKETS Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 VAN’S FLOWERS CHERRY VALLEY MEMORIAL CO. Phone 5747 Compliments of CHERRY VALLEY B. J. CRAIN ELECTRIC Drugs Sodas THOMPSON’S Compliments of CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. 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