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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

YEARBOOK STAFF Jean Buchmeier Assistant Editor Nancy Bowen Business Managers Art Directors Activities Sports Classes Photography Lloyd Tabor Connie Miller Jackie Faith Dolores Prian Claudia Wentworth Alvah Van Dewerker Marion Shulgay Ellen Snyder Claudine Camp 2 Faculty Advisor Mr. Klubko mm mmmk wmmw wmmimm |i ’.v v)-i'y ' ly h.A Sr- ' i� ; iXsgsv k :is a. � A Swv r..� Row-l-Left to Right- Mr. Patterson, Mr. Roberts, Miss Gildgy, Mr. Redman,Mr. Rose, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Cole-Row- 2-Mrs. Briffet, Mrs. Labue, Mrs. Flint, Mrs. McGuire-Row-3-Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Wilmont, Miss Scramlin, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Klubko, Mrs. Washburn, Mr. Nostrant Row-l-Left to Right: S. Porath, G. Stannard, M. Shulgay, M. Yerdon, D. LaSalle, M. Juhl, C. Miller-Row-2-R. Prill, V. Proper, Mrs. Wins- low, Mrs. Wales, Mrs. VanAlstine, W. Linee, W. Wilson-Row-3-Mr. Doo- little, Mr. Thompson. U Edmonds � ' Thy11i s 11 Pi” Choir 1� ?,3� 4 Basketball 3 Softball Manager Secretary 3� Junior Play Cheerleading 3 Radio Drama Club Cherry Valley Festival 1,3 Beauty Shop Quartet Mlnstral Show P Graham, William Willy Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,4 Baseball 2,4 F.P.A. 1 Mlnstral Show Band 1,2,3 Junior Play Camera Club 1 Radio Drama Club 2 All State Band 4 Cherry Valley Festival 1,2,3 Science Club 1 Mlnstral Show ▼occer 1,2,3 ' Softball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Secretary 1 Varsity Cheerleading Manager 4 President 3 Junior Play Cherry Valley Festival 1 Beauty Shop Quartet Minstral Show A Heyn, Richard Dick F.F.A. 2,3, Secretary 4 DHTA 1,President 2 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Football 4 Minstral Show llmuszka Antoinette Toni Glee Club 2 Choir 3,4 School Paper 3 Junior Play Reporter 4 Treasure 3 Minstral Show Choir 1,2,3� 4 Press Club 2 Junior Play Minstral Show ■ Read, Lenore Lynn ' Choir 1,2,3,4- Glee Club 1,2 Vice president 3 Junior Play Beauty Shop Quartet Minstral Show Snyder, Ruth m Ruthie Soccer 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Majorette 1,2 Cheerleader 4 Junior Play All State Choir 4 Drama Radio Club 2 Cherry Valley Festival 1,2,3,4 Vice president 2 Beauty Shop Quartet Minstral Show..... Whiteman, Phyllis Soccer 1,2 Choir 1,2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 P.F.A Charter Queen Reporter 3 Minstral Show Whiteman, Reginald MReggie FPA I234 FFA reporter 4 Boy‘s State 3 Vice-president 4 DHIA 34 Junior Play Minstral Show Violet President 4 Junior Play F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 President 3 4-H 3,4 Minstral Show CLASS PROPHECY We interrupt this program to bring you a special bulletin direct from Honolulu. Two thunderjets have colided in the Honolulu airport. The crash occurred when one plane was taking off and the other was landing on the same runway. We now turn you over to that noted com- mentator, Jack Smith. We are now in the hospital room of the two pilots. Let's ask tnem for a comment. I don't know what happened. says one pilot, Ask him. How the (censored) would I know. replies his companion. Here come two pretty nurses with the pilot's dinners. After they leave we hear. Wasn't that---------? It sure was. Then what are we waiting for? And now we switch you back to the United States for the rest of the news of the day. Two weeks later the two pilots, none other than Lieutenant Bill Graham and Lieutenant Dick Heyn, leave the hospital grounds with the two nurses, Phyllis Edmonds and Harriett Hayes. Their first stop is at a night spot called Weigel's Heaven which is owned and operated by Werner Weigel who became a millionaire by selling tractors that run by remote control. As they enter the Heaven, that popular American singer, Susan Harlow, known to us as Ruthie Snyder, comes out on the stage to sing. She is accompanied by that famous Hawaiian orchestra, Art and his Royal Hawaiians meaning, of course, Gerald Gross. After she has finished her song they beckon her to their table. Their attention is then caught by a commotion in the corner of the room. A young man seems to be bothering a pretty young lady. At a second glance they see that the young man is Reggie Whiteman and the lady, none other than the noted Hawaiian fashion designer, Lenore Read. After they recover from the surprise, all eight dine together. The next day, while on a tour of the city, Dick, Harriett, Bill and Phyllis stop at a beauty salon where they see a familiar name on the shingle. As they enter the building Toni K. comes to meet them. She tells them that this is one of five such places throughout the country. How about a place to rest up over the weekend? asks Harriett. Toni replies, I know a ranee owned by one of our old classmates that isn't far from here. Anxious to see all their old classmates tney immediately hurry to the prospective spot which is, The Lazy Dude Resort Ranch owned and operated by Bevie Pitt. There they see Bevie with the Hostess of the ranch, Phyllis Whiteman. 10 The next day after returning from a tour on horseback of the ranch, they find another visitor. Who was it? None other than Mr. Redman on vacation from the duties of being a President in a University in the Western part of the United States. The class of 52 all gathered that night at Bevie's ranch for a re- union. My!” they all exclaimed, What you see when you least expect.it. Those happy days are here again. 11 NAME PHYLLIS EDMONDS WILLIAM GRAHAM HARRIETT HAYES RICHARD HEYN RUTH SNYDER ANTOINETTE K. PHYLLIS WHITEMAN BEVERLY PITT GERALD GROSS WERNER WEIGLE REGINALD WHITEMAN LENORE READ MR. REDMAN ANSWERS TO FIFI WILLIE STRETCH BIG DICK RICE TONI PHYL BLUS BEVIE ART VIOLET REG LEE FRANKIE FAMOUS FOR HAIR STYLES MOODS TECHNICOLOR HAIR TRIP TO MALONE HUMOR HER PARTIES BLUSHING C-BaR-D DANCES MUSCIES HIS LINE FLIRTING SLEEPY EYES HIS SMILE SONGS TONI K. PHYLLIS W. BEVERLY P. LENORE R. PHYLLIS E. HARRIETT H. RUTH S. DICK H. REGGIE W. WILLIAM G. GERALD G. WERNER W. MR. REDMAN I LIKE IT SIN SLOW POKE JUST ONE MORE CHANCE CRY I APOLOGIZE ANYTIME I GET IDEAS GARDEN IN THE RAIN LAY SOMETHING ON THE BAR BESIDES YOUR ELBOWS HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN I GET IDEAS ME AND MY WIFE 12 WEAKNESS SHOULD BE DISPOSITION C. V. HICKS PHYLLIS E. DICK HARRY'S BLIND DATES BOYS CHEVROIE TS SOLDIERS BOOKS LONG ISLAND GIRLS FORD CARS DONKEY BASKETBALL TALLER DIFFERENT 21„ PLEASANT UNPREDICTABLE FREE AND EASY GOING MARRIED KEPT BUSY PROFESSIONAL HOSTESS GOING STEADY ON A DIET A PROFESSOR SILENCED NONE BE.TTER AVERAGE FRIENDLY CHANGEABLE HAP Y GO LUCKY BASHFUL SO-SO IN AIR FORCE A SHORTY AROUND MORE MILD ON THE LEVEL SUNNY DEED Moat Likely to Succeed Most Influential Most Ambitious Most Intelligent Most Studious Class Worker Most Dependable Most Talented Most Humorous Most Popular Best Personality Most Tardy Most Courteous Ouietest Best Looking Best Dressed Best Athlete Best Dancer Wittiest Most Cheerful Best Sportsman Silliest Laugh Best Singer Most Musical Most Mischievous Most Forgetful Nicest Smile Biggest Wolf(ess) Most Bashful POPULARITY PICKUP HERO Gerald Gross Bill Graham Bill Wilson Gerald Gross Bill Wilson Bob Soencer Bob Weeks Bob Weeks Seth Yerdon Bill Graham Louie Wickwire Dick Heyn Dick Heyn Gerald Gross Louie Wickwire Werner Wiegal Seth Yerdon Bill Graham Louie Wickwire Louie Wickwire Seth Yerdon Bill Wilson Lloyd Tabor Gerald Gross Louie Wickwire Seth Yerdon Fred Schmid Jack Smith Leiand Mabie HEROINE Ruth Snyder Heidi Erchinger Paula Roberts Jean Buchmeir Paula Roberts Elinor Gross Dawn Bogardus Joanne Gilday Dawn Bogardus •Rhyl'1 Is Edmonds Marian Shulgay Grace Stannard Marian Shulgay Paula Roberts Phyl1i s Edmonds Joanne Gilday Ruth Snyder Harriet Hayes Dawn Bogardus Marian Shulgay Edith Leneker Shirley Aloaugh Ruth Snyder Nancy Bowen Dawn Bogardus Jackie Neil Connie Miller Betty Smith Paula Roberts 13 FAVORITE SAYINGS Mr. Rose - Ole Horsecollars Mrs. Mcguire - All Right Mr. Smith - That's the way it goes Mr. Robinson - Where's your pass? Mr. Roberts - What class are you from? Mr. Klubko - Quiet down in here Mr. Redman - Now where are you going?. Coach Nostrant - Get on the stick Mrs. Roberts - Start over again Dewey - Footsteps approaching on Horseback Miss Hillson - Got any idears? Mr. Patterson - There for ---------- U Class of 7953 Grade Eleven Row-l-Left to right- E. Brodie, F. Porathj R. Wood, R. Gage, (Advisor) Mr. Klubko, E. Edwards, M. Brown, J. Haith, M. Shulgay. Row-2-C. Went- worth, E. Snyder, G. Stannard, D. Prian, S. «.lpaugh, M. Bressett, C. Miller, J. Buchmeier, J. Gilday, J. Wallitt, B. Smith-Row-3-L. Tabor, W. Wilson, L. Thompson, E. Oeser, R. Weeks, V. Proper, A. VanDewerker, P. Bogardus, C. Markel, R. Prill. 16 term Class of 1954 Sophomore-Row-1-J. Lenecker, C. Kenzler, B. Camp, F. Dubben, M. Ottman, S. Porath, V. Diamond, M. Byers. Row-2-E. VanPatten, D. Madison, H. Erchinger, F. Dubben, J. Winne, P. Roberts, P. Hoke, D. Bogardus, A. Hayes, G. Hall. Row-3-J. Deselets, H. Schmid, D. VanDewerker, R. Spencer, D. Shipway, N. Morten, R. Morton, B. Foster, W. Pukes, W. Lynch, L. Wickwire, Mr. Smith Class Officers IS 19 r, : . .Vf.$ ■V '. % s •.� . •' i.v •jr I v .% ■ • • •• a 7: A- i V--V ' � • • ..� C ;?J v:M • i xmt ■ • - “ ' ,.. ■ ‘Tar' a; v ri. ? , , A1 ' :• V ' A II f � n . • , • •■ •', -« - • v r • . . • •• $. A s .(! • r -5v- -.io' 7 $ • ? e • $, • V . . ( • •••♦ . ..i 411; v . F • t - : k •. o . v .v • • i • • V• V� :■ ■■■• V • • -w . ft .J f • • « ■ .. ' -J r • V :' a� « • ■ . J’. e V A .j Vfev X l% W « f x « • .. r V b -v - ,f • • • • I. • • :• v •� s • •ji •;■• :Tv -; •r . � . : a”. • .1 • • • r . • 4 •■ - • ; V .w- • • .• . . • � 1 , • V- -� ft •■ • 4 'A A • . ;• • ' :• •« i . - • . «• « ft' . I • v •• ;• • I''. ■V.tr - V -;t � -.3- -Vfc .i. v- y.v � ?-• r; iv - • • r - ■ '.W.V'i: Vf 4' • • v i.S - i •• • • • w,. “ '-'v--’- ••'‘{’T- • r . a v v. .� v t '1.fu . • •+ . . . W,• -t te -. -' :-. yc: -i- % � .t; • v; v t. Vtf. Class of 955 Freshman-Row-l-P.. Henricks, J. Neil, C. Gillette, E. Lenker, C. Boyce, K. Smith, E. Gross, E. Camp. Row-2-F. Thompson, S. Yerdon, L. Webster, S. Bowen, E. Wilson, S. Wilcox, C. Austin, B. Lane, F. Schmid, Mrs. Mcguire Row-3-G. Burnside, T. McCarthy, L. Mabie, E. VanPatten, D. Haith, H. Shaul, G. Yerdon, B. Gaughn, W. Mizerak, R. Heyn. Class Officers 22 Seventh Grade Row 1-left to right: G. Laymon, J. Prian, D. Terpenning - Row-2- R. Sryder, S. Hubbell, S. Crewell, S. Loucks, F. Gilday, T. Emerson, W. Hendricks, J. Shipway, C. Jones, H. Fassett, B. Smith, M. Mabie, Row-3-J. Anderson, C. Graves, S. Leslie, J. Gross, W. Shipway, R. Moore, J. Gaughan, H. Edmonds, M.-Thompson, J. Zauner, A. Funke, B. Forbes-Row-l+-B. Elmore, S. Webster, M. Graham, N. Vogelien, C. McCall, G. McCarthy, R. Mead, A. Markel, A. Dubben, J. Smith, B. Hawver, M. Osborn, Mrs. Briffett, Advisor Eighth Grade Row 1-left to right: J. Prill, Y. Ewards, C. Calkins, R. Alpaugh, M. Eckler, M. Dana, J. Read, Ida Bowen, K. Nelson, Row two- V. Edwards, M. Anderson, W. Geddes, M. Sehrull, M. Juhl, D. LaSalle, M. Yerdon, D. Kanzler, L. Titus, D. Becker, P. Juhl, R. Schiller, Row three-J. Snyder, C. Wright, D. Thompson, K. Hall, R. Loucks, R. Zabriskie, F. Bressett, B. Snyder, J Mott, L. Weeks, E. Haward, W. Stannard, S. Tabhr, Mr.gfiose (advisor) 23 Fifth Grade Row one-left to right-B. Graves, G. flapper, J. Pukes, D. Webb, R. Pust, G. Yerdon, P. Deselett; Row-2-Mrs. Cole (adv.) L. Forbes, A. Mizerak, P. Rodriques, R. Rickard, J. Edwards, W. McCarthy, S. Loucks, M. Proper, S. Robinson, Row-3- J. Peaslee, M. Adair, E. Nelson, K. Parsons, J. Barringer, D. Erwin, J. Winnie, B. Snyder Sixth Grade Row 1-Left to right-B. Emerson, R. Leneker, J. Shulgay, G. Boyce, R. VanDewerker, R. Becker-Row-2-J. Rodriques, G. Mead, P. Read, W. ickison, D. Yerdon, D. Utter, J. Greene, B. Scramlin-Row-3-D. Crewell, H. Eckler, D. Dornburgh, A. Buchmeier, J. Madsen, V. Calkins, R. Leneker, D. Hoke, E. Crewell, M. Hubbell-Row- i-P. Camp, J. Clapper, B, Wickwire, S. O'Neill, B. LaSalle, A. Adair, D. Alpaugh, D. Bowen, C. Weiner, L. Hall, V. LaSalle, Mrs. Nelson, Advisor. 24 Third Grade V. Proctor, J. Greene, H. Layraon, B. Hull, B. Webster-Row 2- H. Cole, D. Wright, B. Crain, D. Robinson, L. Snyder, R. Lasher, G. Snyder, R. Stevens, R. Kenyon, T. Becker, F. Brodie-Row-3- D. Jamba, R. Osterhout, F. Blumenstock, J. Snyder, J. Herson, K. Thompson, D. Shipway, J. McCarthy, R. Copley, R. Webster, Advisor-Mrs. Lehman Fourth Grade Row 1-Left to right-E. Bassler, D. Haith, D. Pegg, W J. Shipway, J. Osborn, Row 2- J. Crewell, S. Foster, Rich, J. Webster, D. Leslie, R. Prill, R. Thompson, J. Forbes, C. Kovac, M. DeGillio, D. O'Neil, C. Hull Hitchcock, B. Klimuszka, P. Becker, M. Elliott, Mrs. . Mabie, P. Moore C. Alpaugh, J. H. Young, Row 3- , M. Parsons, E. LaBue, Advisor. 25 Second Grade row one-left to right: D. Forbes, J. Crewell, J. Burnside, J. Thompson, J. Crewell, R. Emersom row two:R. Forbes, G. Ilawrer, VV. Thompson, R. Hitchcock, R. Thompson, H. Thiem, N. Snyder row three: VV. Fox, R. Forbes, R. Tripp, E. Bowen, J. Weidman, S. Avery, D. Pierce, C. Adair, R. Jones, Mrs. Gilday. (ayivisor) Row 1-Left to right-J. Forbes, IT. Tripp, L.Harrington, F. Jackson, D. Bowen, A. Mabie, A. Kerzick, J. Madison, B. Jones-Row 2-E. Ryan, G. Olsen, S. Brodie, K. Young, R. Vogelien, G. Pitcher, D. Proctor, R. Hansen, E. LaSalle, D. Weiner-Row 3-R. Laymon, S. Willcox, P. Brundage, J. Thompson, R. DeGillio, C-. Winnie, L. Johnson, L. Biggar, V. Chamberlain, S. Erwin, M. Leneker, Mrs. Washburn, Adv., M. Thomp- son 26 Kindergarten Pow 1-Left to right-B. Terpeninr, G. Madsen, W. Snyder, j. Peaslee, S. Blumenstoek, . Ireadel, E. Thompson, C. Olsen, D. Priest, J. A1 paugh,-Pow 2-J. Rich, G. Whiteman, V. Giles, D. Brundage, N. Weid- man, L. Pose, K. Erwin, P. Emerson, P. Nostrant, F. Little-Row 3- Mrs. Wilmot, Adv., C. Crain, w, Parr'n on, J. Webb, M_ Semrov, M. Shipway, A. Johnson, 3. Hersom, M. Smith, K. Ahlers, H. Vogelien, L. Barringer Row-l-left to right: K. Young, S. Cole, D. Wikoff, E. Pox, E. Brodie, D. Keller, W. Snyder, J. Zauner, M. Little, D. Bliss, G. Thompsom—Row-2-B. Pitcher, J.Becker, A. Pegg, R. Madsen, W. Geddes, E. Yerdon, B. Perry, L. Thompson, E. White- man, R. Clapper—Row-3-D. O'Neill, B. Snyder, G. Baxter, R. Elliott, S. Trewin, M.J Pukas, B. Harris, S. Willcox, E. young, J, Hitchcock, M. Gedart, M, Leslie 27 mm a M !£ •� I • ; ; • ’ r-; v'• ’ ■ :■? ;; • , . • ■ ' ■ ■■■ I,' 1 5- -i ' ' {■'. . •' : ); 'vf .4 V tri � . ): ? • : ; 4 . • • k� . v ■ !•' ■ :fr. 'r. £ r . V J r f. . - ‘ I 1 ■ % ’ £ . • ■' jl: • • '• ‘J J ;• ■m v ’ ‘ ;?■.-1 . r- r.‘ u : fc. ■ V 1. 1 '• •{’{•; 7'h ’ • ■ ■ , -Hfe ■ • • I v; t ■ 4 '' i v 't.:: ; J ‘ -• • ’■■ ' . •- v;' ' ; • ft rw.-ih I lan inZ Tfa lSt r0W’ 2- EriP’ p- Bogardus, L. Tabor, B. Loucks (Manager) 2nd row- L. Thompson, B, Weeks, B. Graham, A. VanDewerker. VARSITY BASKETBALL Cherry Valley ft If ft ft 19 m it it ii m it ii it it it it it it 60 U b6 7 71 52 b2 3 61 b7 51 7b 57 6 b6 (tournament) 85(tournament) 2(tournament) Sharon b6 Cooperstown fl Richfield 70 Springfield b8 Winfield 50 Bridgewater 7b Schenevus 59 Schenevus 59 Springfield b5 Milford 1 Worcester 56 Richfield 76 Bridgewater 6l Winfield 75 Worcester 77 Hartwick 60 Springfield bl Bridgewater b2 Hamilton 78 30 Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders-Row-l-P. Edmonds, C. Wentworth. J. Gilday, Mr. Klubko (advisor), C. Camp, J. Haith. Row-2-R. Snyder J.V. Team-Row-l-B. Loucks (manager), S. J. Deselets, W. Mizerak, Row-2-W. Pukes R. Spencer, D. VanDewerker, G. Hall. ferdon, B. Lane, L. Wickwire, B. Morton, D. Kaieth, R. Heyne J. V. BASKETBALL C. V. 31 tt k2 tt 39 It 37 tt 67 tt 68 tt 32 tt 31 tt 32 tt 35 tt 38 -forfeit 5k 38 53 Sharon 18 Cooperstown ko Richfield 31 Springfield 25 Winfield 38 Bridgewater k2 Schenevus 19 Schenevus 28 Springfield 23 Milford 20 Worcester 19 Richfield Bridgewater 32 Winfield 38 Worcester 23 Hartwick 30 32 J.V. Cheerleaders-!). Bogardus, S. Porath, C. Boyce, F. Dubben, Back Row-left to right-C. Gillette, M. Ottraan, A. Hayes. JUNIOR VARSITr CHEERLEADERS Viv : • . V'-'Vv-. ■ iv' etS 4 � : -v;r .:j;.•-• ■ $ vSZ'rm,'?? pWt'Ayx HMI Ms ssi mmm Ml Mtt Ipil t'; t £ « -f � lu ,?KT W tori ■ £{$: $m %M W0M mi m m A« i«fA ,' ! i W) ir.' Row one-left to right: B. Graham, P. Bogardus, D. Heyn Row two: H. ochmid, W. Wickwire, E. Oeser SCORES Cherry Valley 17 Chorry Valley 2b Cherry Valley 20 Cherry Valley 18 Worchester 62 Milford 25 Van Hornesville 21 Springfield 36 36 Row 1-left to right- . Graham, L. Thompson, W. V ickwire, H. dchmid, P. Bogardus, E. Oeser, D. Heyn-Row 2-L. Vickwire, W. Lines, R. Heyn, G. Yerdon, G. Hall. Cherry Valley resumed football in 1951 after a lapse of one year. The squad of twelve men was made up of inexperienced boyes; only three, Graham, Oeser and Bogardus having played before. Al- though the team failed to win a game the boys played well and in the games against Milford and Van Hornesville the home team lead up to the last thirty seconds. rr. Defensively there were no standouts. Louie V ickwire, Glenn Ball and Lee Thompson showed much improvement in the last two games. Eight of the twelve will be returning and with the experience gained tnis year we should have an improved team next fall. Baseball row 1—J. Deseletes, R. Green, W. Linee, J. Mizerak, P. Bogardus, D. VanDerwerker, L. Wickwire, E. Oeser, H. Funke, T. Flint, D. Hayn, G. Snyder, A. Van Derwerker, L. Thompson. BASEBALL The 15l Baseball Season, with £ victories and 7 defeats, was not the drab season which the latter indicates. The beginning of the season was a little discouraging but our victories came in the last part of it after the fellas gained some experience. The 1 season was highlighted with a 7-i| victory over West Winfield. Hartwick 10 Richfield 17 Coooerstown 6 Soringfield 1J4 Winfield 23 Bridgewater Van'Hornsvill e g Winfield h Richfield 13 Springfield 5 Van Hornsvilf e 0 Bridgewater I4. o —— . o Row one-left to right: J. Gilday, J. Neal, L. Webster, R. Snyder, H. Hayes, C. Wentworth, E. Snyder, row two: R. Patterson (advisor) P. Hoke, E. Wilson, E. Gross, M. Brown, A. Hayes, M. Bressett, D. Bogardus, F. Porath, V. Diamond, R. Wood. The 1951 Girls' Soccer team had a successful season, starting slow- ly but finishing strong. Ruth Snyder, high scoring forward, and Har- riet Hayes, steller fullback, were elected co-captains at the end of the season. Ruth and Ellen Snyder stood out offensively while Claudia Went- worth, Joanne Gilday, Laura Webster and Marge Brown starred defensively. Summary of Season: Cherry Valley 0 Cherry Valley 0 Cherry Valley 7 Cherry Valley 10 Cherry Valley 16 Cherry Valley + West Winfield 1 Illion 10 Van Hornesville l6 Bridgewater 0 C. V. Jayvees 2 Springfield 2 39 Girls Basketball - 1st row—B. Smith, C. Austin, M. Ottman, D.Bogardus, C. Wentworth, K. Smith, E. Schneegas, 2nd row—P. Edmonds, R. Snyder, M. Shulgay, A. Hayes, M. Bressett, E. Gross, E. Wilson, L. Webster, Mr. Patterson. GIRLS BASKETBALL The 1952 Girls' Basketball Team are in their second season of play. Key injuries and loss of some of the previous year's team have hampered the team. Remaining team players are having the fun of participating in a great sport and have reached their high point with a two-overtime tie with Illion, Central New York's best. They will end their season with a four team tournament playday for benefit of charity. Ruth Snyder continues her high scoring, while Phyllis Edmonds, Elinor Gross, Claudia Wentworth, Marian Shulgay, and Laura Webster standout for their defensive guarding against much taller a ponents. Summary of 1952 Girls' Basketball Cherry Valley 27 Port Plain 33 It b7 Richfield 62 It 31 Ilion 31 It 22 Sharon 3 It 21 Sharon 35 It 15 Ilion 56 II 19 Port Plain 23 It 31 C.V. Jayvees 12 1st Annual Cherry March 2b. Valley Girls' Basketball Playday Tournament II 18 Mohawk 17 It 19 40 Richfield 15 CV .T—r« cyi i-' ■«, : vVM STUDENT COUNCIL First row—left to right—J. Gross, C. Boyce, R. Spencer, C. Wentworth, H. Erchinger, 2nd row—H. Loucks, J. Buchmieir, R. Hayn, M. Eckler, R. Mead This year a student government was started in our school. Grades 9-11 drew up a proposed constitution and presented it to the Jr. and Senior high school in an assembly. Amendments were made and the constitution was passed. The government is run by a student council (picture above). This organization made a successful start by sponsering a circus to raise money for the J.V. Cheerleaders’ uniforms. Mr. Smith should be given a lot of credit for helping start this government. Officers—President-B. Weeks, Vice President-N. Bowen, Reporter- J. Haith, Secretary-G. Markel, Treasurer-E. Snyder. t A2 Mm i h0f 0k mem fe ilfnf MMf ■JJmnS IPP Hi pwi a« $js$S$ Ss x mm ttH Mfi£ row one-left to right: W. Wilson, L. Tabor, W. Wickwire, R. Weeks, D. Heyn, L. Thompson-row two-F. Schmid, L. Mabie, T. McCarty, G. 3urnside, H. Schmid, D. Van Derwerker, C. Markel, R. Prill, B. Gaughn, Mr. Rose (advisor) row three- R. Heyn, G. Yerdon, R. Spencer, R. Morton, W, Weigel, R. Whiteman, A. Van Derwerker, V. Proper, P. Bo.gardus, J. Smith The F.F.A. is one of the most active clubs in the school. Each year it promotes the school fair, holds a dance and has an annual banquet for fathers and mothers and friends of the chapter. The boys are primarialy interested in raising purebred dairy cattle and help promote better farming pract- ices in the community through their work in school. Officers are Charles Markel, Pres., Bob Weeks, Vice Pres., Dick Heyn, Sec., Lloyd Tabor, Treas., Leland Thompson, Sentinel., and Bill Wilson, Reporter. Mr. Rose is chapter advisor and Edith Leneker is chapter queen. I A3 Row one-left to right: J. Gross, M. Dana, H. Hayes, M. Eckler, Row two: G. Mead, B. Shipway, S. Leslie, C. Gillett, C. Boyce, D. Prian, G. Stannard, J. Haith, J. Shipway, Row three: S. Wilcox, P. Roberts, K. Nelson, L. Tabor, N. Vogelien. B. Smith, R. Snyder, R. Wood, M. Ottman, Mrs. Roberts (advisor) row four: D. Shipway, G. Gross, N. Bowen, M. Bressett, J. Winnee, F. Dubben, C. Bowen, J. Buchmeier, D. Van Derwerker, B. Wilson. The Senior Band started the year with twenty-nine members. During the course of the year, three new members were added bring- ing our membership up to thrity-two. Instrumentally it is a well balanced group having a large and competent reed section, boasting a full choir of saxes which is unusual in a band of its size. We made our first public appearance in the Halloween parade, and played at the open house when the new school building addition was dedicated. We furnished background music for the Student, Council Circus on March 11. The climax of the year was the annual May Con- cert and section of the band that provided music for PTA. meetings. 44 The Girls' choir has maintained a membership of forty-five and fifty all year, drawing its members from grades seven through twelve. We sang at the annual Christmas program at school and a carol sing at the Presbyterian Church; provided the nucleus for the chorus at the F.F.A. minstral show in March, and took part in the spring concert in May. From the larber chorus group, two Beauty Shop Quartets were formed. These girls have provided music for PTA. Row1l-Left3'to Right: J. Read, G. McCarthy, T. Klimuszka, K. Nelson, P. Hoke, R. Snyder, M. Dana, S. Alpaugh, B. Hawver, C. Boyce, Row 2- A. Market, J. Neal, M. Graham, b. Webster, M. Mabie, C. urav-s, R lnaush, D. Madsen, P. Edmonds, B. Pitt, R. age, J. Gilday, C Gillette M. Etekler-Row 3-J. Leneker, J. Smith, N. Vogelin, M. Yerdon, C. liennarl; Si Hayed, L. Bead, P. Roberts, M. Shulgay-Bow -Mrs Roberts,Adv., F. Dubbens, M. Bressett, L. Webster, J. Buchmeier, J. Leneker, D. Prian, S. Leslie, J. Gross, E. Gross.. 45 Junior Choir Row one-left to right: C. Alpaugh, C. Kovac, E. Nelson, K. Parsons, I. Cole, J. Shipway, D. Leslie, .Row Two: A. Mizerak, L. Forbes, B. Snyder, J. Winnie, P. Camp, P. Rodriques, S. Foster, G. Yerdon. Row Three: B. Wickwire, S. O'Neill, C. Weiner, E. Crewell, D. Van Derwerker, W. Emerson, P. Read, W. McCarthy, G. Clapper. Row Four: Mrs. Roberts (advisor) L. Hall, D. Alpaugh, . Bowen, A. Buckmeier, B. Scramblin, J. Rodriques, G. Mead, G. Boyce, D. Dornburgh. Junior Band Junior Band - Row 1 - A. Buchmeier, P. Camp, W. Emerson, A. Mizerak, D. Leslie, R. Lenecker, D. Shipway. Row Two -D. Alpaugh, C. Weiner, J. Shipway, J. Rodriquez, R. Scramblin, G. Boyce, D. Pegg, P. Read. 46 Row one-left to right: J. Wallitt, H. Erchinger, M. Bressett, J. Winne, E. Gross, standing: E. Brodie, C. Wentworth, S. Wilcox, J. Buchmeier, J. Leneker, J. Gilday, G. Stannard, Mr. Robinson (Advisor This year our Library Club has about 12 members. Our chairman is Marlene Bressett, Secretary-Heidi Erchinger, Advisor-Mr. Robinson. We have been on several interesting tours. Quite a few new books have been added to our library and a bulletin board about the boys in the service has been kept C. V. Chicks 't-H-lst row—J. Rich A. Mizerak, B. Hull, C. Alpaugh, C. Hull, S. Robinson, D. Erwin, G. Stannard, A. Buchmeier, M. Parson Junior Giants 1st row—J. Prian, J. Snyder, R. Scrablin, W. McCarthy R. Loucks, E. Mayward, D. Thompson, V . Stannard, S. Tabor, J. Mott, V. Edwards, H. Edmonds. yT Junior Poultry 1st row—J. Prian, C. Bowen, 2nd row—C. Jones, K. Emerson, W. Thompson. 3rd row— R. Zabriskie, B. Wilson, D. Mead 48 Junior Miss -H Club 1st row-F. Dubben, C. Alpaugh, 2nd row- C. Bowen, G. Stannard, E. Wilson, D. Prian. 3rd row-J. Buchmeier, S. Alpaugh, My Bowen, F. Dubben, B. Smith. Senior Dairy Club-lst row-D. Prian, Mr. Rose, E. Snyder, L. Tabor, F. Schmid, 2nd row-T. McCarthy, L. Thompson, R. Weeks, R. Morton, L. Mabie. 49 : 4u vjn «2 G'fS - P-VO w-t-o t- 2: o £. LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE Pj y£. d-Q- f f l g. f ( dx'oy S 0' ■ Fa. nst. 51 President—William Wilson Vice President—Charles Markel Secretary—Ellen Snyder Treasurer—Florence Dubben Reporter—Evelyn Wilson Advisor—James Rose 52 CHERRY VALLEY PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 191 8-1952 Organization meeting of the C.ierry Valley Parent Teachers association was held June 19, 19 8 m the school auditorium at 8:00 P. M. The officers of the organization and the years during which they served are: 19 8 Pres. Mrs. S. McLaury 1st Vice Pres. Mrs. B. Graves 2nd Vice Pres. Mrs. E. Dewey Treasurer Mrs. W. Osborn Secretary Miss Jane Dwyer 19V9 1950 Mrs. M. Edwards D. VanDewerker Mrs. E. Countryman Mrs. G. Shipway Mrs. D. Dubben Mrs. D. Leslie Mrs. K. Leslie Mrs. J. Snyder Mrs. E. Shipway Mrs. J. Gilbert HIGHLIGHTS In October 19 8, Dr. William Sheldon of the Psychological Service Center of Syracuse University spoke to the group on the work being done by his team of reading experts. March 19 +9, Mr. Wayne Willis, The Otsego County Agricultural Agent spoke on +-H work and stressed the participation and cooper- ation of both parents and children. May 19 9) The P. T. A. contributed $7.00 for a tree to grace the pond edge and raised $38.72 at a food sale; $25.00 of which was set aside for the contribution of Camp Minnetoska. November 19 9 Robert Oaks gave a most interesting talk on the schools of Germany. November 1950, it was suggested that $2.00 be given to the classroom having the most parents (percent) at our meetings. We also voted to sell vanilla to boost our treasury. April 1950, Mrs. Florence Stevens showed pictures of her sis- ter travels through Europe. These were especially interesting. January 1951? Dr. Goodwin was our guest speaker. He spoke on Mental Health, Its Problems and V.'hat is Being Done About It. At the close a movie was shown which illustrated his talk. April 1951) the present slate of officers were offered for ap- proval and in Miay Mrs. Damon, Co. Director from Ilion acted as in- stalling officer. This last fall Mrs. Bressett replaced Mrs. Countryman who re- signed And we started the year with a balance of $55 10. We contributed $25.00 to the School Fair. Mrs. Spellman, Co. Director gave an illustrated talk on the National Convention at Miami. The meaning of cooperative Boards was explained and two of the people hired by this Board spoke - Mr. Baldo and Mr. Anderson. The Christmas meeting was most enjoyable. Reverand Read spoke on Christmas Customs in Other Countries. The January meeting this year was given over to Civil Defense. The February meeting is Founders Day and the March meeting will be on Our Children in the Community. 53 COOK'S MOTOR CARS Cooperstoum, N.T Seward WAlter Duo-Therm Oil Heaters Oectric Wiring P) umbin6 Cherry Valley, NT LipeFeedCoInc. Feed-Oil-Coal form Supplies C ompl i menis COOPERSTOWN DRY CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS RAY'S ELECTRIC Cooperstown Compliments of AUGUR’S CORNER BOOKSHOP - GIFTSHOP - CooperstowN, NT (John E. Basseler Sales-Service Electrical Contracting UJe service al 1 makes Cherry Valley, NT PhoNE' l 54 Conpline-hTs o-T CKcrklj VftlUvj ELeclRi c CoMple-nenls 'bo ’t'Ke, £ (MnioR C 1 s s PU Emif-fr Roafiag and SicLiruj ALpft ucjh's V C 3 STflTion Hobilgas hobiloil n CK(lrr.u VaIUu Hhoha — _ — W6,ll Con c rr- uI prkions ib Una. Scnioa s •(•Ron 1 k 2, ■fWbknfm Clfl S l TdC-BAIVD salite lops iw Was+eari ertWia irm rd- { vailkle W ScVixjoljDftftce HbIU. Grains Coal Ac| CrB PvPcO Sw� n. |biUie S o oh-diftl New iork ‘30 PH. OftAu -10-30RtA. S Aturdft va J A Co M pi iNienTs Of OmediA riflRkd UVC V ■Hie, Voice, of Cla LRau Vftllity RurrI Radio rio.+ U;oPv k 55 CoMPLIMENTS OF Lrmgdom Hughes Construction Corporation Electrical Engineers -—'■ and Contactors ' hh-zhcoElizabeth St. Utica o, El. Y Tel.h-3ioq H£. ScHOOLEY - AND Co.' ' BuiiDim Supplies Lumber , LJaubhcs Millljork ShERUIM liilLLlAMS PAt NTS Imperial LlLllpapers TtL.2S7RrafiaDriV. Compliments OF Hardendorfs Market vUrmes Martin RE PRESENTING Metoopoowi Life INSURANCE Co. Cherry Valley, N.Y. 6 Hills DwwiicntStore Clothing flnD SKo zs Foa TW Entire FamiLy Cooper STOwro NEW YORK ELLUorth DrY Goods — Home. FurNiSHiMQS WOMEN’S RPPrtrtL Men's Accessorias Coopers town N.Y Cooperstoww Froxeni Food -Serv ice —• HL.VILEY Prop. .-JO C HeSTNUT S.+. c°r Compliments N i_PUCLI £ 5£ ( ( ohoTRepair I J¥7 niAim sr. Cooper K.T ShEL PftRD Electrical Appliances BICYCLES AutoPArts Accessories tools paints FISHING TACKLE. CooperSTOWrvJ NY A£D Cdn uMENn pv, Isjj Nse Bat,b Er And Beaut y SHOP KCKS Success TO THE Senior class Frot-A THE- 5uniopl Club (aJilber Visual Service. SpeciKL RcpreseNTATiv£ for Bell. HUell Company New Berlin NY Phoae ALbAKlY T, N-Y PWONE 57 Rose boom General Store Meats Qoundy Groceries Tabacco KJ Bowen Prop Rosesoom NY. Open Eventngs Phohe CY5309 Case Farm Machinery OuEN FassetT no Sois 5 Springfield NY JflMeswnr B RiyEau heNTS p I ; c) p_p —p TRIANGLE RESTAURANT Fine Foods Legal Beverages • Cherry ViLLcy • % lSUv Vo r k % ' • ’• Phone- 27 % • • George F(uth U omer C OnPL IMENT5 'T' O THE Senior Class From The CherryValley Rotary CoMPLIMENTsX Butler Press r-s 1 ° • = ) Uommerirl Printing M ILF ORD Gin A SERVICE CoopERSTOVN NY 58 Compliments of + he Milford National Bank Members of+h . Federal Deposit Xnsurance Corp. Builotng CoNTAcrors Harrison-5kel4on Repair Work CWrrv Alkv, NY FRIGID AIRE REFRIGERATOR STOVES WASHERS BEADLE‘'COMPANY COMPLIMENTS Of ROSTEHiooM GRANGE Incor p©ra.+ ed RICHFIELD SPRINGS NUMBER IflH- Cars Sales Trucks Services Off ic.ta.IAAA Service, THE TEPEE S? Indian GrafY 9 Beaded BeJts M o ccas i n s WE. Shipway Son. Cherr y VrIIcy} New York Phone X76 5' Tom Toms Bas Ket s PenncLnfs Decals CWerry Valley, N.y 9 A BRIGGSl LUMBER COMPANY Sharon Springs NY M4 •� - CHAPIN - Orchards Sharon Springs _ i ii S r FINKLE CANDY COMPANY GLOVE RSVILLE NEW YORK t r Rovxte 20 HIGH-VIEW S HOTEL Cherry Valley 60 Compliment's cff fhe. Second Optional Bank Cooperstotjn V. f| .Jnu TkompSon S PT S)nETRiST a3 EXAMINED HONDftV a K M , rr n M WfcDNESDftV MAh-too RM FBIOftV JO X 5 $ ? for appoint ment wd k Member of F.B.I.C. ° (HAROLD S. BOOTH cBPIODLl RIST ComplimEwts of The CHEfWVULEY NEWS LIPPITT BROS. KNOWN JEWELERS FOR AND UPTC7I1ETRI5T5 ITS EDITORIALS Cooperstown Pjew VoRk Hi sioric Cherry VflLLeL Ojew Yor k r --o Sieve ns Hardware Surkurban Gas f ppltanc.es DuporT Pain+S C a P £ HART TEUSVisioN Easy , 1 00 tOaskers Ckerrv Valleuj 5 11 Complimm+s or YERRV’S NOBILGAS COOPERSTOWNl N.V. 61 FirsT NM Bank CoopERsToWN, N.Y MEMBER oF F.D.T.C x axxxx c xx o x CiTy Drug. 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For ike ram1y RUBY’S DePAR'lhtNi' StoRU CIo+V NG'5Koes- Dry Goods RicWfvdA Springs,Ntw VorU PIione 355 Ge[ fhe BesI fN Groceries RUR Y5 MARKELT CU„, V� IU, MY CJ - 64 COPLEY BARRINGER -Cattle — Horse : DEALERS OUsmoWe Service :(-|OOSE BROS. Cherry Valley, N.Y ICKerryVilley,KJ.Y. Best Wishes To : KAISER Clas WfRAZER Fletcher Cox jSelee . Service Josten‘s Rep. ; Slinj erla mUN.Y. E Class Rings;- Year Books = Announcements MOHICAN GARAGE COOPERSTOWN NEW YORK CHERRY VALLEY WINE LIQUOR STORE Root Hardware l Easy Washers -Sales — Service ZELDA R. SlEGMUND : Cooperstocun, N. Y Cherry Valley, N.Y = SPort, | Goods-Pa.nt 65 EM5F00T FARM PASTURED BEAU TandB KID'S E PERIMTV TO5H0PPE NR CUTS MS-SPECHK PHONE 412k CHERRY VALLEY NEVJ YORK JAMES J VAN ALSTINE PLUMBIMG HEATING HARDUARE COMPLIHENTS OF VNSflMR SHOP CHERRY VALLEY NEW'lDRK UeRUCRAW PHONE m |[MiG5 0DA Com p L m e, n't S O-f IROQUOIS £ARM GR ssLAnd Coo H A r k cT eRsTown kw L|ORK kel kits EUctRic Oil Burhcr and 2 LRVice Phone, - tfi2-1 “Ch£RRi| Va1Ui| V aUcr F C,Ual| GcneRftL InsuRnce Phorie.-CKeftp. j VaI l«-u 4-4-ar 3 B lsT Wishes To C|a55 of -5 2. EarL J 1 aTrous Lic,er £ exi Red Ed fife, Broke Com plitncds of EarI Chose mi Son 0|lV R PaRH HacItiIlri ZRVj Coop a, r down. Ne-V Y ORk C ongratulftl i ons To The. ClflSS of HSZ ■f mom Re.be kAh Lodge NO.SHt V ITHEY'S DRUG STORE The Rexal 1 Store Harold. XSmi+h PH G. PKona 1X3 CesptrsfaWn. New io r K A uFotcnO lot 1« F i V «. a.nd L i a b 11 ■t y Xn9 u.rft n c.e. Fidelity Bo Noli Ff re. and W i jpds For ry I n6ura.« ,e. CRAME R CRAMER CU e y ry Vtv.11 e. 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