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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

■ i i ' KEEPSAKE Class of 1951 Cherry Valley Central School I I a Alttxa Hater £jr.r.s,t -Verse Second Verse Where the hills round Cherry Valley Many, many are the classes Meet the deep blue sky Nurtured In thy halls, Nestled down among the valleys Alma Mater thou art mlatre3 Stands our dear old high. Mother of them all. Chorus Cherry Valley High we� 11 sing Tell of deeds we� ve done Tell of victories, love and spirit, Bonds which make us one We, the graduating class of 1951, dedicate The Keepsake to Mrs. Jeanette Gilbert, our class advisor, and to Mr. Ray- mond Roberts our supervising principal. We take this opportunity to express our gratitude for their guidance and encouragement during our high school years n J. Cullen, A. Board of Education Semrov, H. Hayes, A. Cramer, L.Winnie, J. Van Derwerker Faculty 1st row - J. Gilbert, A. Hillson, M, Fusmer, F. Evans, A. Cole F. Gilday, F. Scott, M. Marks; 2nd row - M. Smith, W. Robinson, E.Laymon, R. Rickard, J. Flint, M. B riffett, F. Scramlin, M. Laous; 3rd row - R. Patterson, W. Klubko, J. Rose, J. Kostrant! R, Roberts, 9 i V J I $ I EDITORIAL STAFF Seated- I. Tabor, J. Gilbert, N. Spencer Standing- E. Wright, L. Layraon YEARBOOK STAFF Editor Nellie Spencer Assistant Editor Leland Laymon Business Manager Irene Tabor Art Director Evan Wright Activities Pollyanna Diamond Sports Harold Funke Tony Flint Class Prophecy Mary Alice Ottman Sylvia Rury Class History Rose Ann Gordon Barbara Fassett Classes Mary Countryman Russell Prill Photography Ida Mae Baxter Autographs Marie Camp Faculty Advisor Mrs. Jeanette Gilbert Punk©, Harold 11 Hal President I4. Boys Sports 1-2-3-ij. Yearbook Staff ij. Senior Play P.P.A. 1-2-3-il Photography Club Sentinel 3 SENIOR CLASS 1st row: S. Rury, I. Tabor, R. Gordon, M. Countryman, Mrs. Gilbert, M. Ottman, N. Spencer, M. Camp, B. Fassett, 2nd row: I. Baxter, E. Wright, R. Prill, K. Flint, Mr. Roberts, H. Funke, J. Mizerak,L.Laymon P. Diamond. Diamond, Pollyanna Gimp” Vice-President 2,1+ Cheerleading 2-3-1+ Girls Sports 1-2-3-1+ Senior Play Band 1-2-3-1+ Choir 1-2-3-14- School Paper 1-2 College Club 1+ Yearbook Staff 1+ Class Reporter 3 Fassett, Barbara Jean Barb Treasurer 3-lj. Cheerleading 2-3-1+ Girls Sports 1-2-3-1+ Senior Play Band 2-3-4 Choir 1-2-3-1+ School Paper 1-2 College Club 1+ Yearbook Staff 1+ Library Club 1-2-3-4 Tabor, Irene Bertha Tabe Secretary 1,1 . Cheerleading 3-1+ Band 2-3-4 Choir 1-2-3-4 Girls Sports 1-2-34+ President 2 Yearbook Staff I4. Senior Play School Paper 1-2 F.F.A. Chapter Queen 4 Wright, Evan Evan Reporter I4. Public Speaking 1 Senior Play Yearbook Staff 1+ College Club I4. Baxter, Ida Mae Idle Yearbook Staff 1+ School Paper 3 Senior Play Countryman, Mary Lou Maryn Yearbook Staff I4. Cafeteria Staff 1-2 Choir 1 School Paper 1-2 Senior Play Camp, Marie Francis Shorty Senior Play Yearbook Staff ij. Girls Sports 1-2-3 School Paper 1-2 Choir 1 Flint, Kenton Rowe Tony11 Boys Sports 1—2—3 —U- Senior Play Yearbook Staff I4. College Club I4. Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 i U : i Gordon, Rose Ann Rosie Choir 1-2-3-14- Band 1-2-3-14- Yearbook Staff 1+ Senior Play School Paper 1-2-3 Editor 3 Library Club I-2-3-I4. Chairman 3 Mizerak, John Johnny Senior Play Boys Sports 2,1+ Reporter 3 F.F.A. 1-2-3-1+ Treasurer 2 Photography Club 2 Laymon, Leland Harry Yearbook Staff I4. Senior Play Boys Sports 2-3-14- Yearbook Staff 1+ School Paper 3 Vice-President 3 Class Play 3 Ottm n, Mary Alice Mary Choir 1-2-3-14- College Club I4. Yearbook Staff 1+ Cafeteria Staff 1-2-3-1+ Library Club 1-2-3-lj. Girls Sports 1—2,1+. Senior Play School Paper Prill, Russel Rusty Yearbook Staff If. Cafeteria Staff 1-2-3-k Senior Play Boys Snorts 4 F-F.A. 1-2-3-4 Vice-President 2,If. Reporter 3 Photograohy Club 2 D.H.I.A. 1-2-3-4 1+-H 1-2-3 Rury, Sylvia Louise Red Cheerleading 2-3-lf. Girls Sports k Senior Play Band l-2-3 k Choir 1-2-3-lj. College Club k Yearbook Staff k Treasurer 1 Secretary 3 Spenoer, Nellie Irene Spence aaitor of Yearbool Girls Sports 1-2- Choir 1-2-3-ij. Senior play President 3 Secretary 2 School Paper 1-2-3 Library Club 1-2-3 Secretary 3 College Club k Klimuszka, Mae Poppy School Paper 2-3 Girls Sports 1-2-3 Commercial Club 2-3-k Yearbook Staff 1 1 . -1 CLASSH STORY To greet Kiss Pauline Gilday in 1939 thore was Edmund Davis , Charles Diamond, Nicholas' Dudish, Thomas Kovac, John Mizerak, David Horse, Emory Oescr, Herbert Tennies, Alvah Van Derwerker, Polly Diamond, Barbara Fassett, Jean Leneker, Mary Ottman, Florence Porath, Janet quant, Sylvia Rury, llellie Spencer, Kathleen Yerdon, Shirley Yerdon, and Coldia Mae Clapper. In first grade we weren t very active because we didn!t know each other very well, although we do remember David Morse chasing a red head around the room quite a bit. In our next year Bill Mulder, Henry Yerdon, and Anna Kretser joined us. We now had fourteen in our class and Miss Emma Bishop-Tad her hands full. The third grade proved to be very interesting as it was a new experience for us. We now had two grades in one room all under the guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Lehman. Every morning Mrs. Lehman would call, Harold Baldwin, Eddie Davis, Polly Diamond, Barbara Fasaett, John Mizerak, Billy Mulder, Mary Ottman, Sylvia Rury, llellie Spencer, James Swank, Peter Shulgay, Herbert Tennies, Beatrice 7 illiams, Henry Yerdon? To this everyone would usually answer present. At the mid year Sally Ann Frawley Joined us. Poor Mrs. Lehman was stuck with us again in the fourth grade. There were only ten of us so it wasn!t quite as hard on her. We all liked Mrs. Lehman very much and learned a lot even though it was necessary to discipline us quite often. We passed to the 5 th grade and Mrs. Cole. Six newcomers; Reg- inald Whiteman, Gerald KcFee, Ivan Barnes, Richard Garlock, Phyllis Y hiteman, and Rose Ann Gordon were added to the mischevious group of Eddie Davis, Johnnie Mizerak, Billy Mulder, Henry Yerdon, Polly Diamond, Barbara Fassett, Mary Ottman, Sylvia Rury, and llellie Spencer. It seems that more Ink was spilled that year than was used. If Barbie wasn!t falling asleep while Mrs. Cole v as reading. Rose Ann, llellie and Mary were cleaning up ink which one of the boys had spilled. In the 6th grade we began our acting career with Mrs. Veronica Reynolds. Polly eloped with Young Lochinvar in our great dra- matic production of this epic poem. Elmer Valdwin, Barbara Austin, and Gloria Corron added to the fun this year. In the 7th grade we were joined by Irene Tabor, Mary Country- man, Elizabeth Hubbell, Leland Layman, and Marie Camp. It was this year that Eddie, Billy, and Johnnie played ball with an orange. They missed a few times and left some evidence on the wall. Vle had a party that year. It was the last successful one we ever had. This year we were under the guidance of Mr. Frank Mathews and Miss Shirley Woodman. The 8th grade v as supposed to mean hard study. Miss Rourke, our advisor took us on a hike to Judd!s Falls. There was no mis- taking our adventure as proven by our many mosquito bites. This year we were joined by Ida Mae Baxter, Charles and Evelyn Byers, Lyman Jones, Spencer Brown, Emory Dornburg and Russell Prill. ! r' The Freshman and Sopnmore years meant good times for us. Our activities included a trip to Howe Caverns with Jane Dwyer, our advisor, and Mr. Edinger, and two very successful dances. The tnemes were The Harvest Hop and Football Hop . After gaining Paul Hoffman, Harold Funke, Tony Flint, and Bob Stiger we now had fourteen members in our class. After visiting friends and relatives many times, we disposed of the jello which netted us a good profit. Miss Genovesi and Miss Jones accompained us on a hay ride to Fort Plain which finished our activities for our sophmore year. Mrs. Gilbert joined our ranks and that was where her worries began. Paper drives were our main means of support and Vic dances added to our funds which were gradually building up. Our Rainbow Prom was a huge success after weeks of planning, arguing and deco- rating. We took over the candy sales after Easter vacation which meant more money, money for our treasury With Harold Funke as President, and Mrs. Gilbert as our ad- visor, we entered our 12th year with big ideas and equally big heads. More paper drives followed, and then we settled down to work on our Senior Play, Big As Life . It turned out to be a hit even though the whole cast had a slight case of hysterics thanks to Evan Wright. Our card party, the majority of wnich were seniors was not very successful. This year, we added Evan Wright, Mae Klimuszka ard Leland Laymon. It was necessary to work hard and diligently for our senior trip, which brougnt our school days to a successful close. 1 BARBARA DAYS GONE ROSE ANN CLASS PROPHECY As we look into the globe the mist Is beginning to rise, Beholdl We see the class of 1951 in ten years. There s Hal, He is the head of the Veternarian College at Cornell, Barb, married, living in Sharon, is helping her husband by teaching physical education in Sharon School, Nellie lives on a farm just outside of Richfield, managing, her home and five children, Russell is Head Chef at Lorenzo1s in Syracuse, His father and mother have moved to Syracuse to be near his work, Traveling through? Come and spend your nights at Marie’s Rest Home on the corner of Maple and Vine, Oh, yes, There is Johnny, the lawyer, trying to win Sylvia Van Warner-Snapper s divorce case. One of the clan has strayed to Chicago. Irene is working in Marshall Field’s accounting department. And there’s Tony, the greatest basketball player, playing at Madison Square Garden, Of course, Mary Alice is running a day nursery in Schenectady for the mothers, who work in the G. E, OH,OH there’s Rosey, the manager of the Sherman Tanks Inc, Mary C, is teaching Commerical Subjects in Albany Business College. Ida Mae is the wife of the man who holds the title, National Champion Brick Layer, the fastest in the world. The mist has fully risen and now the redhead and the diamond, are in full view. Polly is operating a nursing home for the aged in Cherry Valley. Sylvia is conducting the Community Band in Cherry Valley. Professor Wright of Syracuse University is giving a lecture on How To Get Along With Your Chemistry Experiments. Leland is head of the Laymon Daires Inc. He lives with his wife and three children in Roseboom N. Y. Who is that coming over the horizon? Why its Mrs. Gilbert and what do you suppose she’s asking? Who’s going to sell candy this noon? The globe is beginning to cloud over, but waitl What is this? A Winter Resort in Alaska, owned and run by Mae and her redheaded husband. At last our globe is completely dark. The class of '51 has faded back into the future. 51 HIT PARADE Ida Mas Baxter Maria Camo Mary Countryman Pollyanna Diamond Barbara Passatt Tony Flint Harold Punka Rosa.Ann Gordon Leland Laymon John Mizerak Mary Ottman Russell Prill Sylvia Rury Nellia Spencer Irene Tabor Evan Wright Mrs. Gilbert Class Song Good-bye Little Darling Good-bye One Has My Heart, The Other Has My Name Roses You've Got To Be A Football Hero They're Either Too Young Or Too Old Terrotation The Blonde Sailor Perh8os, Perhaos, Perhans Good-night, Irene A Million Kisses One Way To Say I Love You The Admiral's Daughter None But The Lonely Heart Let The Rest Of The World Go-by Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue OhI You Ugly Child Rheosody In Blue Till We Meet Again lounging ‘JOHN MVNTEftS v fc.; , ! £ £ BATHING BEAUTIES CAPOGA MA l£ HI___iUS '•1C AS LI •MUSHY 1 S CAff THIS «► THAT r 77 £ Loot LO + FLO •£M' OLO MAt OS MI(S A HMKf i ♦wwlt' 'HUNNIS' OMIl UJHAr ? ' BILL' � UTTL£ KtTTtNS JU tOU$Cr-JACK- -Z-3- -t-z- OtCK + JOHH r JUNIOR CLASS 1st row: G. Clapper, R. Snyder, N. Smith, L. Read, P. Whiteman. P. Edmonds, H. Hayes, Mr. Robinson, 2nd row: R. Whiteman,W. VVeigle G. Snyder, R. Heyn, G. Graham, G. Gross, W• YYickwire , J. Smith • SOPHOMORE CLASS 1ST ROW: C. Miller, C. Wentworth, R. Gage, M. Bressett, M. Brown, Mr. Klubko, N. Bowen, S. Havens, C. Bates, S. Alpaugh, J. Buchmeir, 2nd row: E. Brodie, E. Edwards, R. Wood, F. Porath, J. Haith , J. iVallitt, V. Corron, M. Shulgay, B. Smith, D. Prian, J. Gilday, E. Snyder, G. Stannard, 3rd row: A. Zauner, A. Van Derwerker , ii. Ceser, I. , ebb, B. Weeks, E. Jones, V. Proper, P. Bogardus , L. Thompson, B. McLaury, V . Wilson, C. Markel, L. Tabor, R. Prill . 1 NINTH GRADE 1st row: S. Yerdon, A. Hayes, P. Dubben, C. Kanzler, J. Winne, B. Dickinson, J. Leneker, V. Diamond, 2nd row: M. Ottman, P. Roberts, D. Bogardus, B. Jones, H. Erchinger, R. Morton, E. Van Patten, M. Jones, P. Hoke, P. Dubben, Mr.Smith, 3rd row: J. Deselets, G . Hall, R. Green, W. Lynch, B. Poster, R. Spencer, N. Morton, R. Shipway, R. Yerdon, H. Schmidt, D. Van Dewerker, L. Wickwire @5 1 EIGHTH GRADE 1st row: E. Camp, R.Cohn, K. Smith, L. Webster, E. Leneker, E. Gross, E. Wilson, S. Willcox, R. Hendricks, C. Boyce, 2nd row: V. Crewell , D. Utter, D. Haith, E. Van Patten, R. Heyn, H. Shaul, G. Yerdon , E. Corron, T. McCarthy, G. Burn ide, 3rd row: P. Thompson, W.. Mizerak, W. Lane, Miss Pusmer, S. Yerdon, F. Schmidt, J. Mott, C. Clapper. SEVENTH GRADE 1st row: D. Becker, J. Prill, Y. Edwards, C. Cawklns, J. Read, K. Nelson, W. Geddes, L. Titus, M. Ekler, M. Ekler, M. Dana, 2nd row : V. Edwards, R. Loucks, L. Weeks, M. Yerdon, M. Jewel, R. Alpaugh, Miss Hillson, C. Bowen, S. Van Valkenburg, D. Kanzler, C. Wright, P. Juhl, G. Bates, J. Snyder, 3rd row: S. Tabor, A. Hall, W. Snyder, P. Breset, L. Shaul, J. Williams, R. Juhl, E. Hayworth, D. Thompson D. Yerdon, W. Stannard, G. Skeller. SIXTH GRADE 1st row: B. Elmore, M. Thompson, J. Smith, J, McCarthy, N. Vogelien, S. Webster, M. Osborne, C. Graves, S. Loucks, H. Edmonds, R. Moore, R. H. Emerson, W. Shipway, F. Gilday, S. Leslie, A. Funke, D. Terpening, H. Passett, J. Prian, C, S. Crewell, J. Shipway, G. Laymon, J. Zauner, M Gross, B. Hawver, G. M. Graham, 2nd row: Meade, Mrs. Briffett 3rd row: B. Smith, Jones, W. Thompson, Mabie. FIFTH GRADE 1st row: E. Crewell, P. Camp, C. Wickwire, J. Clapper, C. Weiner, D. Alpaugh, V.Calkins, A. Adair, S. 0� Neill, A. Buchraeier, L. Hall, M. Kubbell, 2nd row: D. Crewell, R. VanDewerker, R. Scramlin, P . Read, J. Greene, R. Long, W. Dickinson, Mrs. Cole, D. Utter, G. Mead, D. Yerdon, J. Shulgay, W. Emerson, 3rd row: D. Hoke, D. Dornburgh, R. Leneker, H. Eckler, R. Becker. '“zzamam FOURTH GRADE 1st row: P. Deserts, A. Mizerak, J. Peaslee, E. Camp, S. Robinson, D. Erwin, K. Parsons, J. Barringer, J. Winne, M. Adair, 3. Snyder, L. Forbes, E. Graves, 2nd row: G. Clapper, S. Loucks, J. Edwards , W. McCarthy, R. Pust, Mrs. LaBue, D. Webb, R. Rickard, B. Bates , G. Yerdon. THIRD GRADE 1st row: M. Pistana, R Guenther, M. Elliott, J. Webster, J. Forbes M. McLaury, J. Rich, C. Alpaugh, P. Becker, M Bunce, J. Osborn, E. Sa3 }frrJ 2nd r0W: R Pri11' R Thompson, S. Foster, E. Hitchcock, D O’Neill, C. Hull, M. Parsons, C. Kovac, C. Hoke, D. Leslie, J. Crewel1, H. Young, 3rd row: P. Moore, R. Guenther, J. Herson, W. Mabie, D ?egg, D Haith, J Shipway, i|£h row: Mrs Layman • SECOND GRADE 1st row: R. Webster, J. McCarthy, B. Hull, H. Smith, D. Brodie, H Laymon, Miss Gilday, V. Proctor, C. Kwas, J Greene, K. Yerdon, D Shipway, D. Jamba, 2nd row: H. Cole, R. Stevens, L Forbes, B. Crain, R. Copley, D. Robinson, R. Osterhout, J. Nabinger, V. Van Ballenberghe, D. Wright,0. Bates, N. Williams,F. Brodie, J.Crewell. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES 1st row: G. Snyder, F. Jackson, R. Kenyon, J. Forbes, B. Jones, M. Thompson, G. Winne, M. Leneker, B. VanPatten, C. Adaire, 3. Webster, K. Young, J. Burnside, L. Snyder, 2nd row: D. Forbes, R. Hitchcock, R. Thompson, D. Jones, J. Snyder, Mrs. Rickard, G. Hawver, W. Fox, R. Lasher, J. Thompson, F. Blumenstock. FIRST GRADE 1st row: A. Mabie, A. Kerzick, B. Pryme, S. Willcox, V. Chamberlain Mrs. Flint, L. Biggar, J. Ross, S. Erwin, J. Weidman, E. Bates, R. Vogelien, 2nd row: L. Harrington, J. Madison, S. Brodie, R. M . Jones, J. Thompson, R. Laymon, J. Brundage, D. Weiner, E. Ryan , J. Crewell. KINDERGARTEN 1st row: B Harris, S� C6I0, G E, Brodie, Geddes, E. £• Utter, 3. Trewin, J. Camp,. B. Snyder, J Mrs. Wilmot, E. Young, R. Elliott, D. Bliss . Thompson, K. Young, 2nd row: R. Clapper, W. Little, A P©gg, D. Keller, L Perry, W Yerdon, E. Pox, D. Wlkoff. Hitchcock, M. Gedart, P Williams Snyder, W , [ r n ! BAND 1st row: J. Gilday, C. Wentworth, R. Snyder, C. Bates, 2nd row : M. Bressett, J. Buchmeier, S. Rury, R. Gordon, H. Hayes, Miss Evans, W. Wilson, R. Wood, B. Smith, S. Leslie, 3rd row: G. Stannard , C.Boyce, K. Nelson, D. Prian, W. Shipway, P. Diamond, D. VanDewerker I. Tabor, B. Passett, l|th row: p. Roberts, N. Bowen, W. Graham, R. Shipway, G. Gross, L. Tabor, F. Dubbens. CHOIR 1ST ROW: P. Roberts, E, Leneker, N. Spencer, C. Bates, M. Shulgay, S. Yerdon, N. Smith, H. Hayes, R. Gordon, R. Gage, Miss Evans, 2nd row: D. Bogardus, M. Dana, B. Smith, G. Clapper, G. Stannard , P. Edmunds, R. Snyder, M. Ott.nan, I. Tabor, B. Passett, S. Rury, C. Boyce, 3rd row: M. Bressett, J, Buchmeier, C. Bowen, P. Dubbens , S. Alpaugh,P. Whiteman, L. Read,3, Pitt, P. Diamond,N.Bowen,S.Havens. p T? p 1st row: R. Weeks, V. Proper, C. Mftrkel, W. Wilson, W. Wiegel, R. Prill, R. Whiteman, L. Tabor, 2nd row: G. Snyder, W. Wickwire, J. Mizerak, H. Funke, N. Morton, R. Heyn, I. Webb, L. Bogardus, L. Thompson, A. Zauner, Mr. Rose, 3rd row: C. Schenegus, D. Van Dwerker, R. Spencer, R. Morton, B. Foster, R. Yerdon, A. VanDwerker, J Smith, D. Laymon, H. Schmidt, R. Prill, J. Desselets. 7th 8th Grade Team 1st row: C. Wrigxit, P. Bressett, C. Snyder, R. Haith, R. Heyn, G. Yordon, T. McCarthy, G. Burnside, J. Snyder, 2nd row: V, Edwards, C. Hall, L. Weeks, E. Hayward, W. Lane, V. Crewell, D. Thompson, J. Mott, C. Clapper, 3rd row: E. Oeser, W. McLaury, i th row: R. Loucks, S. Yerdon, F. Schmidt, W. Mizerak, JR. MISS 1st row: N. Bowen, D. Prian, S. Alpaugh, G. Stannard. 2nd row: G. Buchmeier, B. Smith, E. Wilson. Cherry Valley Chicks M. Parsons, J. Peaslee, D. Erwin, C. Parsons, S.Robinson,B. Snyder, G. Stannard. Sprout Brook Stars E. Gross, S. Leslie, J. Smith, J. Gross. Senior Poultry R. Heyn, S. Havens, B. Wilson, G. Stannard, L. Tabor, E. Wilson, W. Stannard, B. Smith, G. Yerdon, J. Buchmeier, S. Tabor, D. Thompson. Et-tu-Club S. Alpaugh, J. Buchmeier, L. Tabor B. Wilson, E. Snyder, P. Dubbens , D. Prian, C. Bowen, N. Bowen, S. Havens, F. Dubbens, E. Wilson, G. Stannard, B. Smith, J. Smith, R. Whiteman, R. Heyn, G. Snyder, G. Yerdon, C. Markel, T. McCarthy . LIBRARY CLUB 1st row: J. Wallitt, J. Leneker, E. Gross, R. Gordon, W. Robinson, J Winnie, M Bressett, S. Alpaugh, J. Gilday, 2nd row: C Bates , E. Snyder,G. Stannard, S.Wilcox, V. Diamond,M. Ottman, H. Erchinger, C. Wentworth, 3. Passett, N. Spencer, E. Brodie. 1st row: 2nd row: H. Wales, R. Prill, SCHOOL STAFF (caf.) V. Corron, A. ilillson, M. Ottman, V. Winslow, R Prill, J, an Alstine, M Thompson Girls Soccer Front Row: Back Row: fl C. Wentworth, R. Snyder, B. Bassett, P. Diamond,3.Rury n. Hayes, R. „ood. J J. Nostrant, D. Bogardus, C. Bates, B. Smith,J.Dilday, u.. .ressett, V. Diamond, 5. Snyder, .Ottman, E. Edwards Girls Basketball -ront Row: K. Ottman, R. wood, R. Snyder, D. Bogardus, F. Bdmonds • Spencer, V. Diamond. Back Row: B. Jones, M. Pressett, R. Patterson, F. Diamond, }. whiteman, H. Hayes, M. Shuln;ay. ? Diamond, J. 3. Fassett. Varsity Cheerleaders Gilday, p. Edmonds, C. Wentworth, I. Tabor, S. Rury, J. V. Cheerleaders Front Row: M. Ottman, D. Eogardus, F. Dubben - Pack row; J. Haith, S. Alpaugh, R. Patterson, V. Diamond, B. Smith Varsity Basketball Front Row: W. wickwire, V . Graham, H. Funke, T. Flint, R. Weeks, J. Mizerak, I. Webb. Pack Row: J. Nostrant, L. Thompson, G. Snyder, A. Van Derwerker R. Heyn, L. Layman, R. Prill, J. Smith, J. Desselets. Junior Varsity Front Row: VV. McLaury, L. Tabor, R. Yerdon, R. Spencer, L. Eo pardus L. V ickwire, D. Utter. J. Nostrant, D. Layraon, E. Jones, R. horton, R. Shipway C. Markel, R. Green, D. Van Derwerker, J. Desselets Back Row: SPORTS CHAMPIONS At the close or the season, the high School Team entered the Section 3 Tournament with the first game to have been played with VVS, which consists of Vernon-Verona-Sherril High School. They forfeited their game to us and automatically put us in the quarter finals of the Oneida Area Section 3 Tournament. Our next game was with Springfield High. We traded wins in the first two games this year, but we took the third, 65-lj.6. This game also was the Class D Championship of the Cherry Valley League. This win advanced us to the semi-finals which were played at Colgate University. Our opponent was Waterville High, who went down to defeat in a last period drive that netted us 22 points, 57-37. This put us in the finals with Hamilton High where- we lost by a score of 71-i;7. The team brought two trophies to the school this year, one for the wlass D Championship and one for the runner-ups in the Section 3 Tournament to give C. V. C. S. a successful season. varsity basketball , Cherry Valley Central School Varsity Baeketball Team won 3 “d Th,y pi j a 9 � •= The scores of the 1950-51 season are: West Winfield 50 Cherry Valley 37 Bridgewater 1+5 tu 50 Richfield 58 tt 20 West Winfield 68 ft- 51 Springfield 56 in 55 Richfield 70 tti 1+8 Springfield 39 IfT i+0 Bridgewater 59 rtf 51+ Worcester 51 ttr 26 Schenevus 50 ft� 26 Madison 50 tti 58 Cooperstown 50 ft 37 Cooperstown 58 rtf 56 Schenevus Vi fti 51+ Milford 1+0 ft! 1+8 Madison i+i ftt 31+ Milford 52 tti 1+3 Springfield 1+6 (play off) 65 Waterville 37 (tournament) w 53 Hamilton 71 (tournament) 1+5 Cohn Kramer Albany, N. Y. Compliments of Dairylea Ice Cream Wurz st., Utica, N. Y. Phone 2-4161 RURY’S FOOD STORE VAN’S Flowers Cherry Valley, N. Y. Phone 6481 Giroeerdes Moat Vej jetables Compliments of FRED’S HARDENDORFS Barber Shop and MARKET Beauty Salon The Cherry Valley Pine Class Rings, Announcements News Yearbooks, Awards JOSTEN’S Since 1897 Rep: Fletcher Cox, 20 Sliingerlandls St. Printing Publishing Slingerlands, N.Y. Compliments of SCHILLER’S ONEIDA Service Station MARKETS Cherry Valley, N. Y. Socony Products Comphments of VAN ALSTINE’S HARDWARE Cherry Valley, N. Y. Otsego County National Bank of Cherry Valley Cherry Valley, N. Y. COPLEY BARRINGER OLDSMOBILE Service Cherry Valley, N. Y. Compliments of a Friend Compliments of FONDA’S Cramer Cramer SHOE STORE SURETY Bonds INSURANCE All Kinds - JAMES MARTIN representing Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Cherry Valley, N. Y. ALPAUGH’S GARAGE Dodige Plymouth Cherry Valley, N. Y. Compliments of WALTER F. GILDAY Congratulations to the Class of 1951 from Mr. and Mrs. M. Luciani MAYLENDER’S Five and Dime Variety Store Canajoharie, N. Y. L1PE FEED Co., Inc. FEED COAD FARM SUPPLIES Compliments of JIMMY’S Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor Cherry Valley, N. Y. B. J. CRAIN Drugs Sodas KETCHAM’S Glensfoot Farm Pastuerized Fashions for the family Milk and Cream Cherry Valley, N. Y. Phone 4126 Cherry Valley, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of BUCHANAN a Friend HARDWARE Richfield Springs, N. Y. ★ Shop BG E First! ★ best Appliances ★ plus — Service Happy Cooking Jim KONSTANTY Metered G-as Service —Sporting Goods— BAUDER Gas Electric Fort Plain Canajoharie Oneonta, N. Y. MOHAWK VALLEY MUSIC SALES American Coat, — Apron Laundry Co. Hion, N. Y. Schenectady, N. Y. s. n I Compliments of BRIGGS LUMBER Co. Sharon Springs, New York Compliments of COMMUNITY DRUG STORE Cherry Valley, N. Y. Compliments of The Central Hotel and Bowling Alley Cherry Valley, N. Y. We Meet to EAT at The TRIANGLE Compliments of A Friend Compliments -- George and Ruth Weiner Compliments of The STALKER SUPPLY COMPANY 55 Grove Street Cooperstown, New York W. E. SHIPWAY SON Chevrolet International Harvester SALES and SERVICE Phone: Days, 5761; Nights, 5581 Cherry Valley, New York Robert J. Harbison Attorney and Counselor at Law Cherry Valley, N. Y. ELMORE’S Store Congratulations to The Class of 1951 Feed -- Coal Londonderry Phone 5191 Cherry Valley, N. Y. Fur Farm Edgar Burnside, Prop. Telephone 4-31099 LANGDON HUGHES CONSTRUCTION Corp. Electrical Engineers and Contractors 244-246 Elizabeth Street, UTICA, 2, N. Y. STEVEN’S HARDWARE Compliments of Easy Washers Suburban Gas Appliances Charles K. Ottman Zenith Radios Television Dupont Luxall Paint and Family Cherry Valley, New York Phone 5911 Cherry Valley, N. Y. Compliments of Raymond United Contractor Compliments of Raymond (!) United Contractor Compliments of MifSt n 7. IJqsu gsi Architect oonAp , OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED , BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY Ma u lact«AeM. 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