Clayton A Bouton High School - Torch Yearbook (Voorheesville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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W ' 1 : ' 5 55Q '- ' 4 f K ''- ' LaeMWWUdW WMM LMiiMl2T3WWk1ummumm yfHY nw- ,Y ..f L N hmm W ww' pqmwev- the first yeor ot the cloyton o. bouton iunior-senior high marks 'rhe greaiesi milesione in 'rhe educaiional his+ory of rhe Voorheesville Cenlral School disiricf. In l826. classes were held in a one room wooden schoolhouse localed in iron? of 'rhe presenr grade school. This school house was replaced by a four room brick build- ing and expanded 'ro Jrhe Grange Hall over a period of one hundred years. The original 'rhree slory s+ruc'rure was cons+ruc+ed in I93O. A+ +ha+ +ime ir was a superior and progressively designed edifice. An addiiion was buili in I949. providing more classrooms. Today, 'ren years laier, This building is serving as a grade school. As lime progressed. addirional grades were added un+il Voorheesville became a charrer high school in I943. Wirh each new building, ihe program 'rhar could be provided for 'rhe siudenis was exrended and improved. Today, Jrhe new high school, a modern. one srory brick and glass srrucfure. is beauiifully siiuared iusi benearh +he Helderbergs. This school provides 'rhe esseniial classroom and office faciliiies. as well as adequare physical educaiion 'reaching posrs. an audiiorium. and a modern cafeieria-kiichen combinaiion. The expanding cur- riculum benefiis immensely from 'ihe building as do 'rhe s+uden+s and ieachers. The following pages presenr +he Clayron A. Bouion Junior-Senior High School building. +he program which if facilirares, and The people whom if serves. The building, the people, The pro clayTon a. bouTon iunior-senior high school ..........,............................. The graduaTing class beneTiTs Trom The enTire building and program ...........,...........,..................., The adminisTraTion wing houses Those who direcT -. diversiTied classes are held in The senior high wing basic subiecTs are TaughT in The junior high wing -. The exTra curricular program is held ThroughouT Th The swimming pool and expanded gymnasium broaden The sporTs program .......................,........ The building and The program are dependenT on The people who run The services .s........,....... grom e building The DedicaTion Service November 9, l958. Thanks To our community You have conTribuTed in many ways To provide a new educaTional cenTer Tor The advancemenT oT your children. The ClayTon A. BouTon Junior-Senior High School. dedicaTed on November 9, l958. represenTs The combined eTTorTs oT The Board of EducaTion, The adminisTraTion, The CiTizen's Com- miTTee, and The Tax payers. This school has given The sTudenTs a chance To expand in many various direcTions. The many class rooms, laboraTories, The gymnasium. The audiTorium. and The swimming pool. have enabled The sTudenTs To parTicipaTe in more and varied Tields in classes and in exTra curricular acTiviTies. We The class of I959 realize and appreciaTe The greaT sacriTice ThaT has been puT TorTh in order To give us, The sTudenTs, a new and beTTer school. SHO P CAFETIRIA KITGHIN I gun I I UR PM. FACULTY LOCKKR Rm S MMIN6 C avmwxsnum Ofvlcai IPRWLI IZVID. Loc-KE! RM. W J, L....L......... ... HDMI ECONONK Ll BKAKY I BUSINESS sclsuc- science CLASS lun 30. , s-vov sN.NTW cur. an HN-L M ' I 'got 1 -'1' L' cuxss Rn. FRRNCW fl - i emu su ' NATM. I I P' Y 'LD the graduating class benefits from the entire building and program DENNIS FREDERICK BALDWIN Varsily Club 2, 3: lnlramurals 2, 3: Library Club 2: Baseball 2: Bas lcelball 2, 3: Senior Play: Physical Educalion Demons+ra+ion. CHARLES FRANKLIN BEARDSLEY Chefs Club I: Sludenr Council, Workshop 2, Assembly Commillee 3: Class Represenlalive, Noonhour Commillee 4: S.O.P.S.S. 2, 3. Presidenr 4: Baskelball Manager 3: Varsily Club 3: Senior Play: Torch, Sales Manager: Physical Educalion Demonslralion. NICOLL BILLSBORROW Glee Club 3: Inlramurals I, 2, 3. 4: Helderbarker I, 2, AssisIan'r Sporls Edilor 3, Sporls Edilor 4: French Club 3: Baslcelball Score- keeper 2, 3: Co-Chairman Junior-Senior Prom: Library Club 2: Candy Boolh Treasurer 3: S.O.P.S.S. 2, Vice Presidenl 3, 4: Malh Club 4: Torch, Arl Edilor: Senior Play lSIuden'r Direclorl: Spring Concerl: Physical Educalion Demonslralion. SYLVIA ROSE BROWN Glee Club l, 2: Mixed Chorus I. 2, 3, 4, Accompanisr I, 3, 4: Band I, 3, 4: Choraliers 3, 4: Sludenl Council 3, Assembly Com- miHee 4: ASCCD Newspaper 2, Chairman 3: Class Presidenl 2, Vice Presidenl 4: S.O.P.S.S. 2, 3, Secrelary 4: Malh Club 4: Helder- barlcer I, 2, 3: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2: Inlramurals I, 2: Baslcerball Scorelceeper I: Team Caplain of Magazine Drive 4' Torch Lil. Ed.: Senior Play: Chrislmas Program: Spring Concerl' Albany Counly Music Feslival: Physical Educalion Demonslralion. . ARLENE BARBARA CARR Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Library Club 2: F.T.A. I, Secrelary 2. Vice Presideni 3: I-Ielderbarlcer 3: Scorekeeper, Baskef- ball 3: Foorball 4: Senior Play: Red Cross 4: Life Saving 4: Spring Concerl: Chrisrmas Program: Physical Educaiion Demonsiraiion. PAUL RONALD DANZI Mixed Chorus 4: S.O.P.S.S. 4: lnlramurals 3, 4: Baseball 3. 4: Fool- ball 3, 4: Varsiiy Club 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Chrisrmas Program: Sioring Conceri: Physical Educaiion Demonsiraiion. S W iw 8 H ' I I MARIE RUTH DAVIS , Glee Club I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Chess Club I: Library Club I, 2: F.T.A. I, 2: Helderbarlcer I. Co-Grade Ediior 2. News Ediior I i f 3. Ediior-in-Chief 4: Baskeiball Scorekeeper 2. 3: Chairman Class Ring CommiHee 3: Senior Play: Maih Club 4: Chrisrmas Program: I2 ' Spring Conceri: Physical Educaiion Demonsfrarion. ANNA MADELINE FRISBEE lniramurals 3. 4: Ari Club 4: Leaders Club 3: Senior Play. . 7 CHARLES GEORGE FRISBEE Boys Inlramurals 2, 3, 4: Senior Play. MILTON JAMES GIPP Boys Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Senior Play: Chrislmas Assembly 3. 8 I s I MARY IVA GATES Glee Club I, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: F.T.A. I, Librarian 2, 3: Library Club 2, Presidenr 3: Class Treasurer 4: French Club 2, 4: Marh Club 4: Torch, Fin. Manager: Inirarnurals 2, 3: All Siale Music Feslival. ROY EUGENE GILBERT Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Boys Ouarlelr 3: Choraliers 3, 4: Leaders Club 3: Iniramurals 3, 4: S.O.P.S.S. 3, 4: Arr Club: Supply Slore, Co- Manager 4: Senior Play: Torch, Adveriising Ediior: Knickerbocker News School Edilor 4: Physical Educaiion Demonsiraiion: Chrislrmas Program: Spring Concerl. RUTH ELLEN GIPP Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: I-lelderbarker 3, Publicarion DAVID WILLIAM GOERGEN Mixed Chorus 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcerball I, 3: Varsily Club 3, 4: Co-Manager School Supply Slore: Track Meer 2: Spring Concerl: Physical Educalion Demonslralion. Transferred from Albany High School: Senior Play. Manager 4: Senior Play. MARY LOUISE GRAFFUNDER RONALD EMERSON HALLENBECK Baseball 2: Foolball 3, 4: Baslcelball 3: Varsiry Club 4: lnrramurals I. 2, 3. 4: Arr Club I, 4: Band I: Senior Play: Physical Educalion Demonslralion. . 9 BONAR LEE HALSDORF Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3: Chefs Club I: Chess Club I: Inlramurals I. 2. 3: S.O.P.S.S. 2. 3. Vice Presideni 4: Foolball I. 2. Caprain 3. 4: Baslcelball 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Varsily Club I. 2. 3. 4: Leaders Club 3: Senior Play: Spring Concerl: Chrislmas Program: Physical Educalion Demons'rra'rion. HENRY JAMES HAYWARD JR. Senior Play: Boys Inlrramurals I. ROBERT EDWARD HINES Senior Play: Aulomoiive Design 4. WILLIAM FRANCIS HOTALING Mixed Chorus I. 2. 4: CheI's Club I: Dancing Club I: Library Club 2: S.O.P.S.S. 2. 3. 4: Foolball I. 2. 3. 4: Baslcerball I, 2, 3. 4: Leaders Club 3: School Improvemenr Commiilee: Class Dance Chairman 4: Senior Play: Chrislmas Program: Spring Concerl: Physical Educalion Demons+raIion: Isl Allendanl, Cour'r of Junior- Senior Prom. I0 i i CAROLYN LEE JOHNSON Glee Club I, 2: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: , I-lelderbarlcer I, 2, 3, Assislanl News Edilor 4: Scorelceeper I. 2, 3: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: S.O.P.S.S. 2, 3, 4: Sludeni Council, Canleen Commillee Chairman 2, Member al Large 4: Co-Chairman Junior Evenl: Class Treasurer I2: Torch Pholog. Edilor: Senior Play: Chrisl- mas Program: Spring Concerl: AI Slale Music Feslival: Physical Educalion Demonslralion: AI Couniy Music Feslival: 2nd Allendanl, Courl of Junior-Senior Prom. I I I I I ,L ' 2' I I I I I I 3: I 'I In ,Rig K ,f V, ' v , , , I GERTRUDE HELEN KENTON Glee Club I: Mixed Chorus I, 4: Inlramurals I: Chess Club I: I-IeI- derbarlcer I, Co-Grade Edilor 2, Assislanl News Edilor 3, Alumni Edilor 4: Class Treasurer 3: S.O.P.S.S. 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: French Club 2: Chrislmas Program. EUGENE ROBERT KRAUSE Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council: Noonhour Commillee Chairman 3: Assembly Commillee Chairman, Vice Presidenl 4: ,, 3, I Chef's Cub I: Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, Caplain 4: Foolba I, 2, Cap+ain 3, 4: Varsily Club I, 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 3: Library Club ': lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: I-Ielderbarlqer 3: S.O.P.S.S. Presidenl 2. 3, 4: Malh Cub 4: Class Vice Presidenl 2: Caplain Magazine Drive 4: Torch, Assislanl Edilor: Senior Play: Boy's Slale Represenlalive: Physical Educalion Demonslralion: Chrislmas Pro- gram: Spring Conceri: King ol Junior-Senior Prom. E I , JUDITH IRVA MAC EWAN Glee Club 2, 3, Accompanisl 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Accom- panisl 2, 3. 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Choraliers 4: I-Ielderbarker 2, 3: In'rra- murals 2: F.T.A. 2, 3: Chairman Class Dance 4: S.O.P.S.S. 2, 3, 4. Delegale Io Adminislralion 4: Foolball Scorelceeper 4: Malh Club 4: Senior Play: Chairman of Play Commillee: Chrislmas Feslival: Spring Concerl: All Slale Music Feslival: Torch. JOHN LAWRENCE McCANN lnlramurals 3. 4: S.O.P.S.S. 2. 3, 4: Arr Club 4: Senior Play: Physical Educaiion Demonslrarion: Chrisrmas Program: Phorography Club 4. yr I 2 Ir, JANET KATHLEEN C'CONNELL Glee Club 3: Library Club 3: Arr Club I: Senior Play: Chrislmas Program: Spring Concert I2 EDWARD CLARENCE MEAD Mixed Chorus I. 2, 4: lniramurals I, 2, 4: S.O.P.S.S. 2. 3, 4: Senior Play: Torch, Assisiranl Ari Edilor: Chrislmas Program: Spring Concerl. SALLY WETMORE MUNYAN Glee Club I: Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Accompanisl 3, 4: Music Appreci- alion I: Choraliers 3, 4: Chess Club I: Arr Club I: Cheerleading I, 2, 3, Caplain 4: lnlramurals 2: Leaders Club 3: Library Club I. 2: SIuden'r Council, Member a+ Large 4: A.S.C.C.D. Workshop 2, 4: F.T.A. I. Vice Presidenl 2: l-lelderbarlrer I, 2, Assislanl Feal. Ediior 3, News Ediror 4: Ma+h Club 4: Senior Play lSIudenI Direclorl: Team Capiain of Magazine Drive 4: Class Presidenl 3, 4: Torch, AssisIan+ Lil. Ediior: Chairman Class Dance I. 2: S.O.P.S.S. 2, 3, 4: AI S'ra're Music Fesiival: Spring Concerr: Chrislmas Program: Physical Educalion Demonslralion: Isl Allendanl of Courl of Junior- Senior Prom. Music App. I: Sludenl Council I: Eleclion Commillee Chairman 2, Consr. CommiHee Chairman 3, 4: Helderbarlcer. Assislanl News I Edilor I: Sporls Edilor 2, Fear. Edilor 3: Cheerleading I, 2, 3: O.P.S.S. Vice Presidenl 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Inlramurals I, 2: A.R. Good Cilizenship Award: 6irl's Slale, Governor: Physical bany Counly Music Fesfiva : Queen of Junior-Senior Prom. ARTHUR HENRY RELYEA Chefs Club I: Boys Inlramurals I, 2, 3: Senior Play: Torch. Assislanl Sales Manager. If lg I CAROL ANN RZANY ee Club 3: Library Club 3: Ari Club I: lnlramurals 3: Senior Play. PATRICIA ANNE SENNING nior Evenl Co-Chairman: Torch Edilor: Senior Play: Malh Club 4: ucalion Demonslralion: Spring Concerl: Chrislmas Program: LESTER DAVID SHARP Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2, 3, 4: Choraliers 2. 3. 4: Sludenl Council, Treasurer 3, Presidenl 4: S.O.P.S.S. 2, 3. 4: Physical Edu- calion Demonslralion: Baseball 2: Baslcelball 3: Ma+h Club 4: Senior Pay: Albany Counly Music Feslival: All Slale Music Feslival. I3 JOHN JOSEPH SMITH Chefs Club: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball 2, 3: Varsiiy Club I, 2, 3. 4: Iniramurals I, 2, 3. 4. RICHARD LEIGH SPAULDING Chess Club: French Club 2: Baseball I, 2: Bascelball 2: Iniramurals I, 2: Candy Booih Chairman 3: Canieen Commillee: Maih Club 4: Senior Play: Torch, Assisianf Pholography Ecliior. JOHN SUDERLEY TEN EYCK - S.O.P.S.S. 2, Presiclenl 3. 4: Baslceiball Manager 3: Varsiiy Club 3, 4: Canleen Cornmiilee 4: Class Dance Chairman 4: Senior Play: Torch Assisiani Aclveriising Eclilorg Physical Educaiion Dernonsira- lion: Pholography Club 4: Boy's Inrramurals: 2ncI Aliendanl, Couri Junior-Senior Prom: Mixed Chorus 4. I 3 :ii N, -1 GERALD FRANCIS WHITE Iniramurals I, 2: Chefs Club I: Ari Club 4: Senior Play. 4 . .,..., Z ., W,--sw Q I I If si E JANICE MARILYN WHITE Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Chess Club I: F.T.A. I, Pres. 2, 3: Library Club if li I I, 2: Co-Chr. Class Dance 3: Class Sec. 3. 4: S.O.P.S.S. Sec. 2. 3. 4: pg Canleen Comm. 2: Baslceiball Scorelceeper 2. 3: Torch, Assl. Lil. Ed.: l I-lelderbarlcer 2. 3, 4: Senior Play: Chrislmas Program: Spring Con- cerl: Physical Educalion Demonslralion. I I if ,' ,Isl in appreciation l'r is wilh greal admiralion and sincerily frhal we, Jrhe class of l959, exiend our deepesl apprecia- 'rion lo Mr. Kenneih Wade. During 'rhe Iwo years he was our class adviser, Mr. Wade demonslraled his unlimiled palience and underslanding in all crises. He has guided us and acled as our friend as he laughl us To become beller cilizens. We Ihanlc you, Mr. Wade, and wish you +0 know how deeply we apprecialre all you have done for us. I Arfhur Relyea murders invalid, Janice Whife, in SORRY, WRONG NUMBER. TH E LEPRECHAU N Egan Malloy ,.........................................,......... William Holaling I-limgelf ,,,-.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, John McCann Shawn McCarlhy Kaly O'Donnihan Sludenl' Direcior The fownspeople view 'lhe vicfim of iheir sioning, Sally Munyan, in THE LOTTERY. Eugene Krause Marie Davis Nicoll Billslaorrow SORRY. WRONG NUMBER Mrs. Sievenson .................................,.......,......,... Janice While Operaiors ..,.......,. Ruih Gipp Anne Senning Arlene Carr Jane? O'Connell Anna Frisbee Chief Operaior .... ,.,..,, N icoll Billsborrow Isl Man .......... .,,.., H enry Hayward 2nd Man . ..,.... ,,.,., Arihur Relyea lniormaiion ............,.......... ..,,.4,, C laudeH'e Plue l-lospilal Recepiionisi ...,. ..,,,, J udiih MacEwan Wesiern Union ..........,.. ,... ,...., J o hn Ten Eyclc Sergeanl Duffy ...,.,,...,,.,..,......,..,.,.....,.,., .,.,,,, R oy Gilberl' A Lunch Room Counier Aliendani ....... ...,.. L esl'er Sharp Sludeni Direclor ....................,.... .... .,..,A, S a lly Munyan Leprachaun, William Hofaling, enchanfs Eugene Krause and Marie Davis, as John McCann, King of 'lhe LiHle People. waiches. Tommy ...... Dickie ........ Liille Girl .... Marlin ...... Delocroix Huichison .. Davy .................. Mrs. Dunbar .... Mrs. Walson Miss Bessom ..... Jack Wilkins ..... Old Man Warner Belva Summers Joe Summers Tessie Huichison Siudem' Direcior ..... TH E LOTTERY Paul Danzi Milfon Gipp John McCann Arlene Carr Richard Spaulding Gerald While Lesler Sharp Raymond While Carol Johnson Trudy Kenlon Sylvia Brown John Ten Eyclc s Mary Gales Charles Beardsley Sally Munyan Arlene Carr The Bunny Hop. John Mounreer, dislc ioclcey, spins fhe records. Dancing in an orienial garden. colypso ccipers Lalin American and popular music spun by John lvlounleer ser lhe pace lor our firsf school dance in our sophomore year. Even wiih lhe diflicullies lhal arose, The class worked wilh Sally lvlunyan, chairman, lo make The dance a success. soyonciro One of 'rhe mosl gorgeous junior-senior proms ever held al Voorheesville was Sayonara. To sel lhe orienlal mood lhe gym was decorared wiih dragons, chinese images, and lolaclq murals. lvlosl oulslanding was lhe 'rhrone bedeclced wilh iwo Thousand mulii-colored flowers, sei in The cenier of a chinese garden. Froni' Row, lefi +o righr: Couri' of Prom, Sayonara, Sally Munyan, firsr ailendanh Carol Johnson, second a'Hendan+g Daniel Murphy, page: Anne Senning, queen: Eugene Krause, king: Valerie Evers, 'Flower girl: John Ten Eyclr, second airendanrg William Horaling, firsi' aHendan+. William HoTaling raffles off whiTe mice. iunior carnival The greaTesT money making evenT in our junior year was The annual Junior Carnival. The gym was lined wiTh booThs in which games Tor all ages were held. Some oT The prizes Tor These games were donaTed by The sTudenTs and oThers boughT by The class. Every class member along wiTh Mr. Wade worlced un+iI The doors were opened aT eighT wiTh only a small Time ouT Tor dinner aT Bill l'-loTaling's house. Sylvia Brown keeps Eugene Krause's 'face dry. Money from boo+hs is counTed by D. Goergen, W. Hofaling, C. Johnson, Mr. Kennefh Wade, E. Krause. R. Spaulding. october splendor ln The Tall oT our senior year we presenTed our school dance, OcTober Splendor. 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'sy X-1 2 - I k 1. ' ,:...-- QV nv X ff f 1 4 S 4 Q- 5 3 3 Q -X A 5 Y X - f 3 X- X f A 1 Qs 3 5 X X- 2 iw --.ww ww 5 - .. A Q SS . 5 f 5 5 f E 5 A fi Q 3 s K 1 y X X - S 5 Q If 5 Nf Clayion A. BouTon, supervising principal, pauses for 'rhoughf during a day's worlr. board of education supervising principal On November 9, l958, The Junior-Senior High School was formally dedicaTed To Mr. ClayTon A. BouTon. This evidence oi The communiTy's and The school's respecT Tor This man marked The high poinT of his educaTional career aT Voorheesville. Since l92l Mr. BouTon has dedicaTed his Time and eTForTs To The Voorheesville School. He has wiTnessed The rising of our school from a Three room sTrucTure To a Three school cenTralized disTricT. Having been wiTh The Voorheesville CenTral School Tor ThirTy-seven years. Mr. BouTen has be- come The supervising principal of The New Salem Grade School, The Voorheesville CenTral Grade School. and The new ClayTon A. BouTon Junior- Senior High School. The Board of EducaTion mighT well be consid- ered The hearT of The school. As The elecTed represenTaTives of The people oi The school disTricT, These men have The responsibiliTy of deciding basic school policies. Lefl' To right Mr. Augusr Berger, Mr. Robert Jackson, Mr. Charles Bafchelder. Mr. Wyman. Osferhoui' lPRESlDENTll, Mr. Henry Briggs lISUPERlNTENDENT OF SCHOOLSJ, Mr. Jerry Badgley, Mr. Clayfon BouTon HSUPERVISING PRINCIPALL Miss Edna Moak, now secreTary To The super- vising principal and The Board oT EducaTion. graduaTed Trom Voorheesville in I947 as a com- merce maior. She worked aT The Hudson Valley Paper Company Tor Two years and Then refurned To work as secreTary aT Voorheesville School. AlThough her duTies were lessened by The addiTion oT anoTher secreTary in I955 she sTill does basically The same Things. These include preparing all payrolls, paying all bills, acTing as Treasurer oT exTra curricular acTiviTies. and keeping books oT The Tunds oT The school disTricT. A view down The adminisTraTion hall-Leff To righT: Arlene Carr, James STurTevanT, Ronald Meilinger, Mr. William Brayden iprincipall, James Hofaling. One person very essenTial To The running of our new building is Miss Eleanor Busier, The school nurse. AlTernaTing her working days beTween The elemenTary and high schools, her biggesT duTy is The checking oT eyes. ears. weighT, heighT, skin and TeeTh oT all sTudenTs and Then Tollowing up any correcTion ThaT is needed. Her oTher jobs include TreaTing emergencies and Teaching a healTh class as an elecTive To iuniors and seniors. Miss Edna Moak answers quesfions for Jane'r O'Connell and RuTh Gipp. Miss Eleanor Busier lschool nursel TesTs Gerald WhiTe's ears Judy MacEwan and Roy Gil- beri' make use of guidance This year. in addiTion To his senior high school guidance worlc, Mr. William Brayden is serving as principal of our new school. l-le is in charge of The running of The school, which includes The overseeing of The curriculum, The grades and deporTmenT of The sTudenTs, and The smooTh TuncTioning oT each school day. Mr. KenneTh George, maThemaTics Teacher Tor grades seven Through nine, is also Their guidance direcTor. He helps Them plan Their courses wiTh regard To Their TuTure plans and Their capaloiliTies. ' Mr. KenneTh George, eighih grade guidance counselor, helps Alice Pawlus plan her schedule. Mr. William Brayden, principal, counsels Charles Beardsley on his plans for nexT year. The general office is acTuaIly The Tocal poinT of The everyday acTiviTies of The school. Mrs. Irene STangel is always busy recording aTTendance, sorTing mail, and making morning and midday announcemenTs. She also serves as secreTary To Mr. Brayden. The principal. LefT To righh Milton Gipp, Janei' Joyce, Janice Whi+e, Edward Mead bofher Mrs. Irene Sfangel lSecreTaryl wiTh Their problems. SHOP ive rs ified cl usses are held fsenio r I1 i h wi n Q HCM! economic I SCIENCE CIT' SD. CLASS Kami EJNKBLI SN BUSINESS CLASS Rm. STUDY H ALL. I FRENCH I MATH. mathematics The knowledge and 'rechniques acquired from lhe siudy of malhemalics will always prove inval- uable lo The sludenr. Recenfly Jrhe senior high maih program has been revised. Sophomores may lake a combined course of plane and analylic geomeiry. Juniors may choose belween a full year of inlermediale algebra or a combined course of Jrrigonomeiry and infermediaie algebra. Advanced algebra is olilered +o seniors along wilh a half year course in modern mafhemalics and inlroduciory calculus devised by Mr. Berglas. SENIORS: Sranding: Eugene Krause explains deferminanis fo Anne Senning, Lesier Sharp, Richard Spaulding, Sylvia Brown, Nicoll Billsborrow, Mary Gaies. Si'H'ing: Sally Mun- yan, Marie Davis. l 4 Mr. Werner Berglas shows Arlene Carr, John Ten Eycl: Charles Beardsley, Trudy Kenfon, and Janice While how io biseci' an angle of a friangle. SENIORS: Fronf Row, lefi io righ+: David Goergen. Ronald Hallenbeclc. Second Row: Carol Johnson, Paul Danzi, Edward Mead. Third Row: Bonar Halsdorf, Juclifh MacEwan, Roy Gilberi' prac+ice graph conslrucrion. FRENCH CLASS: Semicircle: J. McCann, T. McCar+ney. M. Van Koehler, J. Rubin, Mrs. Alma Skidmore lfeacherl, foreign language Foreign languages are becoming more and more necessary lo college bound sludenls. French and Larin, laughl by Mrs. Alma Skidmore and Mr. Roberr Andrews respeclively, are offered ro senior high school sludenls. During 'rhe lirsl year of a language, sludenls srudy grammar, vocabulary, and ihe background of lhe counlry. In French and Larin ll, a hislory of rhe counlry and ils cullure is 'raughr along wilh more grammar. Third year sludenls find lheir work more inleresring, as lhey lranslale many works of French and Larin lileralure. M. LeGere, J. Senning, D. Youmans, J. Beardslee, W. Smirh, and C. Sfagg awail lhe recifalion of C. Lamboy. LATIN CLASS: Slanding: Henry Rauch lranslares Caesar for Carol Taylor, William Curlefle, Richard Ma'I'rese, Janel' Berger in Mr. Roberi Andrews' Lalin class. sw. - .wsewssae1-.ise-,efsesss was saws--New-1-mws..esf.. we JUNIORS: FronT Row, Ieff To righ+: W. CurleTTe. B. Braun. G. GaTes. R. Campbell. Second Row: S. McCarTney, M. Badgley, J. Berger, J. Hallenbeclc. Third Row: G. DuBois, english English is imporTanT in The senior high school curriculum because iT prepares The sTudenTs Tor JUNIORS: William Severinghaus, Mary Ann Murphy, and Carol Reissman lis+en To a Tall: given by Janei' Ozard and Timofhy Moran. S. Bafes, E. Mader. J. Jaclrson, R. Meilinger review grammar rules wiTh Mr. David MarTin. siTuaTions where They will meeT and converse wiTh cliTTerenT people. Seniors gain This experience Through worlc in public speaking and debaTe. The oTher classes have a TasTe oT These Two Topics inTer- spersed wiTh various Types oT liTeraTure, parliamen- Tary proceclure, grammar and composiTion. JUNIORS: Carol STagg, Mary Lou Van Koehler, Donald Webb, Nicholas Ulion. Frederick Warner and Jane Severing- haus use reference facilifies of The library. qM.A,..,N, A ,,k, xxk. MX.. l. -'awwewe JUNIORS: Circular, Sandra Frisbee and William Elmendorf debaie againsi Paul Douglas and Virginia Abboff wi+h Joan Goergen as chairman. citizenship education JUNIORS: Circular, Sandra Smilh, Mabel Relyea, Lona Lasher. Wallace Throop, Frederick Hammann, Ralph Tallman. JUNIORS: Circular, Mr. Kenne+hWade feacher illusfrales our na+ion's siory fo Vicioria Kofi' Edwin Kirk, Bonnie Lou Hoialing, and Bernice Lasher Ciiizenship educaiion develops in The siudenis' minds an undersianding of 'rhe growih of civiliza- iion and helps Them io undersiand Jrheir duiies as cilizens in a democracy. By January of iheir senior year, sludenis will have had world and American hisiory. and may iake human relaiions. Lawrence Smifh, Sharon O'Connell lisfen afienrively io Mr. Kenneih Wade. fs V . , .,.... mmnw-immxm-salsa A I. , sls N .m N W was 4 - .X an- science In Jrhe senior wing Jrhe new science roorn is enjoyed by all siudenis Taking chemisfry. physics and biology. The siudenis gain valuable experi ence from pariicipaling in ihe laboralory program lvlr. Alfred Heermans, new +o our science depari meni, 'reaches all science courses which include one laboraiory period per weelc. SOPHOMORES: Norman Bayly, Herfha Gimlick, Anne Dedricir, Kenneih Baily, Madeline Confe, Janice Beardslee. Jo Ann Cha'Hin, Sandy Bibbins and Linda Adkins work on a physics experimenf. der Farsi Row M Navllla W C Smlfh F Shroeder Third Row: C. Taylor, P. VanDerVeer, J. Rubin, T. McCar+- ney waich dis+ilIa+ion of wafer. SOPHOMORES: Front Row, lefi' fo righir J. l-ayaou, T. W. Crabill, M. Moran, T. Furman. Third Row: E. Adams, LaDuke, D. Wagner, D. Seyboih. Second Row: R. Connor. W. Dunsian, T. DeLorenzo, G. Rockensfyre pracfise fyping. COITIITTSTCS The commerce deparlmeni. headed by Mrs. Thelma lvlcGarr, leaiures a varieiy of subjecls for bolh 'rhe sludenls who wish 'lo Take one or Two courses and lhe ones who wish lo major in lhal field. Many siudenis Taking a college enlrance course find lyping a valuable assei io Their curric- ulum. Fuiure secrelaries also 'rake lyping along wiih bookkeeping and lwo years of shorlhand. Oiher business majors gain a general background ol business, including buying, selling, and relailing. in lhe course on salesmanship. SOPHOMORES: Froni' Row: Helen Homeyer. Second Row: Doroihy Rzany, Bernice Pawlus. Third Row: Leona Eldredge, Geraldine Ayers iake shorihand dicfafion from Mrs. Thelma McGarr. specialized subiects SENIORS: RuTh Gipp. JaneT O'Connell, Mary Louise Graf- Tunder, Anna Frisbee and Carol Rzany worl: in The home economics lciTchen. Miss JeaneTTe Howard helps Ellen BenneTT make an apron. Driver educaTion, TaughT by Mr. Harold Mead has proven To be a very worThwhile class. Here pupils are TaughT The basic TundamenTals oT driving Through lecTures, movies, and acTual pracTice. High school girls who elecT a course in home economics are given a basic background in +ha+ Tield by Miss lJeaneTTe Howard. She includes Qsewing, meal planning, cooking and family living in her courses. lndusTrial arTs is To The boys as home economics is To The girls. Mr. David McCarTney Teaches such courses as meTal and woodworking, elecTriciTy, prinTing, and mechanical drawing. The laTTer is basic To such fields as engineering, archiTecTure. and design. Mr. Harold Mead insTrucTs JaneT O'Connell, RuTh Gipp. Arlene Carr in The Tiner poinTs of driving. SENIORS: MilTon Gipp, Gerald WhiTa, Henry Hayward. ArThur Relyea and Charles Frisbee run The meTal laThe in The shop. Mr. David McCarTney insTrucTs Eugene Krause and Richard Spaulding in Their mechanical drawing. 4 X X 'W ff w ,3 v F ' y 2 ' Y W , 1 S S f, 1 2 if 1 A S a rw 4 'x A X .XX-1 . A ' ' xiw. ,X X Qs- wfwfwq-:mm X1X..-XXX XX: X .. , x 4 , X 5 -- S. X X X XXX ' - .XX .X 1XXXXX-X4.-.:.fXX.-XXX X. X 1 .X X X 'i X K X 14 X , 2 5 ,- K ,XMI R-3 3 g X V Mww ' . ' ' f'D,aF.X,X : ,S 's L Aw 'N 'S Q 1 A K H , ,M .X . ,X X X X t Q g ., Q e Q f i 5 X Q -s tru X.-is gf, -:nw-Xf.s,XvsX-.XXXXXXX XX X XXX XA X XXX . Q X XXXXXX 'X X 9,2 .. X-,M v X,,3,.,m 3-QMWXX-X A ,M W . 1 W , , . K .X .X X X. 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James Sfurfevanf, William Srmiih, Leonard Miller, Dorofhy Smiih, and Ediih Smilh find fhe shorfesf rou+e from Russia fo fhe U. S. Under Jrhe direciion of Mr. Roloeri Backer, 'rhe eighih graders lake up 'rhe hisiory and form of The Uniied Siaies consfiiuiion and government They also siudy ihe siaie governmeni of New York and Hs various 'Forms of local governmenis. In ninih grade his pupils siudy geography. foreign affairs, and ihe economies of world coun- iries. His classes spend one period per week discussing various social and world problems. NINTH GRADE: Mr. Roberi' Backer lfeacherl explains +he campaigns of fhe Revolufionary War fo lsfandingl Har- rison Vaughn. Howard Wickham, Eugene Adams and lseafedl Roberf VanDerVeer. NINTH GRADE: Lefi fo righfz J. Salisbury, J, Scherer. T. Billsborrow, K. Gray, P. Bergsfrom, J. Hoialing, W. Crabill, P. Lawyer, W. Loss. M. Kendall, W. Gipp lisien as S. Kelley poinfs fo fhe New York map, held by R. Meilinger and L. Jackson. citizenship education MR. ROBERT ANDREWS EXPLAINS A COMPOUND SEN- TENCE TO NINTH GRADERS: Froni Row, leff fo righfz Emily Wesibrook, Nancy S'mi+h, Reed Schulfz, William Smiih. Donald Seyboih, and William Sprole. english Eighih graders are required io lake New York Siaie regenis ai The end of The Term. Wiih Jrhis in mind, Mr. Roberi Andrews. English Jreacher. reviews wiih The siudenis maierial 'rhey have learned in previous years. Highlighis of The pro- Leff fo right J. Hallenbeck. J. Flansburg, T. Danzi, B. Gilberf. D. Feldman, J. Dubois, W. Dunslan, J. Baker, W. SANDRA MARTIN GIVES SPEECH TO: Front Row, left io righi: L. Rowe, L. MacDonald. Second Row: B. Hay- ner, P. Joyce, W. Mohan. Third Row: M. Heller, J. Picard, C. Miles. Sfanclingz P. Hari. G. Hawkins. M. McVee, J. Osierhoui. grams in boih eighih and ninih grades are grammar. composiiion work, and paragraph development Emphasis is also pui on public: speaking, ouiside reading. and book reporis. Gipp, P. Calabrese, D. Gaul, J. Glider. W. Connell line up for a spelling bee. Fronf Row, leff lo righl': C. Haase, R. Morse, A. Pawlus, P. Douglas, M. McCann. Second Row: E. Lane, C. Morse, L. Leonard, D. Livingsion. B. Mazzara. Third Row: M. Dedriclz, J. Hallenbeck, P. Jacobson, K. Fryer. Fourih Row: A. Davis, K. Crabill consirucf cu?-ou+ posfers. Fronf Row. lef+ lo righfz Diane Schulfz, Carol Waggener, Ellen Van Ravenswaay. Second Row: Scofi' Gardner, Pam- ela Sfagg, Carol Rauch, John Seay, and Virginia Wenl: worl: on proiecfs as Mr. J. Phillips Campbell shows Pamela Sabol 'line arf. Leif fo righf: Robert Bafchelder, James Allard. George Balmer, and John Berger observe arl' exhibi+ poinled ouf by Ellen Campion. Ctrl Ari classes, under The supervision of Mr. J. Phillips Campbell, have underlalcen many inieresling proiecls ihroughoul This year. The dilllerenl classes such as sevenlh and eiqhih grade ari, basic arf. and advanced arl have worked on such projecis as oil painling. wire sculplure, plasler sculplure, inlerior design, and adveriising. Fronf Row. Ief+ to righ+: Beverly Brafe, Donald Campbell, John Bailey, Roberi Dunsian, John Curleffe, Frank Darpino. and Janef Joyce lisfen fo records. music EIGHTH GRADE: Lefl fo righi: J. Williams, E. Smifh, S. Wickham. C. Meilinger, P. Ulion, R. Oboir, My Lynch, W. Seiberl, M. Wafson. R. Abl::o'H', H. Alexson, R. While, C. Bayhylee sing wifh Mr. Thomas Baker. E Beverly Frisbee explains musical rheory +o: Froni Row, lefi' io righi: Kennerh Guyer, Herman Graflunder, Caroline Frisbee, Sandra Hayward and John Edson. Music is given as 'rwo half year courses in sevenlh and eighih gracles. While conceniralecl elliori is spenl on singing in unison and harmony. Mr. Thomas Baker goes info iundamenlals oi musical Theory, music apprecialion and orcheslral insirumenis. SEVENTH GRADE: Lefi fo righh R. Coofware, M. Adams. L. Crounse, A. Brale, L. Frenzel, C. Connor, K. Flansburg and L. Flansburg loolc ai' piclures oflhe American Revoluiion. core curriculum Mrs. Bernice Tyler 'reaches a core curriculum 'ro rhe sevenlh grade. Each secrion of The sevenlh grade arrends her classes of English, cilizenship educalion. spelling and reading for Three consecu- live periods. Sevenlh grade is a complere change for The previously elemenla ry siudenl. This new armosphere includes more homework and delinile sludy halls. S+anding: Mrs. Bernice Tyler demons+ra+es new reading machine +o Linda Wais, Virginia Van Ravenswaay, and Sharon Weaver. Sealed: Jane Rowe. Ronald Vanderlcruilr. Lefl' +o righiz Seventh graders Carolyn Salisbury, Herman Picard, Cheryl Sufherland, Paul Leonard, Linda Sfarlrer, Richard Rivers, and Lloyd Luscomb rape record a siory. mathematics The main purpose of sevenlh grade malhe malics. laughi by Mr. Kennerh George, is 'ro help sludenrs +o become more eificienl in working wiih numbers. A maior parl of lhis course is devoied io perceniage problems, some basic geomeiry. and everyday usage of maihemaiics. Eighfh grade maihemaiics is a lerminal course in preparalion for higher malhemalics, dealing wiih arilhmelic iundamenlalsz addiiion, subiracrion, mulliplicalion division. and business problems. Ninlh grade is The iirsi year of higher malhemalics, elemenlary algebra. Leff +o righ1': Karen Mudar, Maria Russell, Roger C-Binder, Roberi' Lamboy, Ronald Lausier pracfice basic arifhmeiic skills. SEVENTH GRADE: Sranding: Roberf Duncan reviews decimals wifh firsr row: Ernesl' DukeH', Linda Marlin, Richard Frohlich, Ka+hleen Guniher, Janis LeGere, Barbara Moalr, Dennis Cox, Richard Conklin. Mr. Kennerh George explains inferesf problems io seventh graders, left +o righh Roger Campbell, Jael: Bailey, John Belcher, Andrew Chainylz, Eileen Boofh, June Disbrew, and Clara Frisbee. Mrs. Clara HemmeTT demonsTraTes The use of a microscope To PaTricia Oliver, Ti-moThy Ochse, William McGraTin, Richard Meilinger, and Diane Plue. SEVENTH GRADE: l.efT To righT: Michael Roclzensfyre, Alice UpTon, James Wickham, John Relyea, Ellen Relyea, Jeffrey Shull, and Linda Schulfz observe capillary acfion in celery and leTTuce. SEVENTH GRADE: Lefl' To righT: Sandra Homeyer, John Lawyer. Linda Frisbee, Paul Evelefh, John Homeyer, Timoihy Hammann, Linda Kellam and Sarah Haase look over a hydromeTer. science Junior high science sTudenTs, under The super- vision of Mrs. Clara l'lemrneTT, carry on experimenTs dealing wiTh The Topics discussed in class. In The half year of sevenTh grade, The half year of eighTh grade science, and The Tull year of ninTh grade science, sTudenTs become acquainTed wiTh The TundamenTal ideas which are developed laTer in The advanced sciences oT biology, chemisTry, physics and earTh science. I AUD ITO IBARY i extra curricular program is held throughout the building OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL: LefT To righT: Bruce Braun lTreasurerl, LesTer Sharp lpresidenTl, Emily Mader lcorresponding secreTaryl, Mary Anne Murphy lrecording secreTaryI, and Eugene Krause lvice presidenTl plan The agenda. CANTEEN COMMITTEE: LeTT To righT: John Ten Eycl: and Bonnie Lou HoTaling lisTen To The iulre box as Donna Ulion waTches Linda MarTin, Marilyn LeGere, Joyce Hallen- beclr and William Severinghaus roclc-n-roll. student council The main TuncTion oT The STudenT Council is To promoTe beTTer relaTionships beTween The TaculTy and sTudenT body, and beTween our school and The various area schools. Under The leadership of LesTer Sharp, presidenT, iT has worked hard This year To do This. This year, Tor The TirsT Time, our sTudenT council assumed The leadership oT The AssociaTion of STudenT Councils oT The CapiTal DisTricT. LasT Tall our sTudenT council was hosT To sTudenTs Trom TourTeen oTher area schools aT an all day worlcshop. Various problems were discussed and The sTudenTs reporTed The resuITs of The workshops To Their schools, all members oT The A.S.C.C.D. LesTer and Mr. George, The STudenT Council adviser, appoinTed The assembly, canTeen, hospi- TaliTy, and noon hour commiTTees To work on various proiecTs seT up by The council. During The year, The council has sponsored noonhour music, hospiTaIiTy aTTer baskeTbaIl games, and a spring TaIenT show. STUDENT COUNCIL: LeTT To righT, STanding: C. Beards- lee and J. Rubin give a reporT on A.S.C.C.D. workshops To: SeaTed, FirsT Row: C. Johnson, R. Meilinger, S. Munyan, S. BaTes, M. LeGere, J. Senning. Second Row, STanding: J. Berger, W. Sprole, R. Meilinger, B. HoTaling, P. VanDer- Veer, J. Ozard, L. MarTin, F. Darpino, and D. Webb. HELDERBARKER REPORTERS: Fronf Row, lefT To righh C. Taylor, M. LeGere, C. Lamboy, M. Navilia, J. Beardslee, J. Picard. Second Row: J. WhiTe, J. Rubin, P. Vanderveer, P. Snyder, N. SmiTh, M. McVee. Third Row: B. CurleTTe, helderbcirker The producTion oT The Helderbarker, The school newspaper, enTails much work. The TirsT sTep in This process is To decide on The arTicles, which is The job oT Marie Davis, ediTor, and Mr. David MarTin, adviser. They Then give These arTicles To The various deparTmenT ediTors who, in Turn, give Them ouT To The reporTers. When The arTicles are wriTTen, The ediTors correcT Them and give Them To Marie Tor approval. The producTion sTaTT Types The arTicles and a dummy is made ouT and senT To The press. The Tinished paper is proof read. addressed and mailed To every Tamily in The disTricT. staff FronT Row, Down The sTeps: J. Jackson, assisTanT sporTs ecliTorg R. Gipp, producTion manager: N. Billsborrow, sporfs ediTor: G. KenTon, alumni ediTorg S. BaTes, TeaTure ediTorg M. Davis, ediTor-in-chief: M. Badgley, co-circulafion mana- ger: G. Ayers, assisTanT TeaTure ediTorg C. Johnson, assisTanT news ediTor: J. Ozard, grade ediTorg S. McCarTney, co- circulaTion managerg and S. Munyan, news ediTor, gaiher informaTion Tor' an arTicle on The ianiTors. 4I M. Badgley, D. You-mans, E. MacDonald, J. Hallenbeclr, S. MarTin. FourTh Row: J. Severinghaus, J. Flansburg waTch Mr. Forresi' Balmer sTarT The boilers. rm 1 X wmnfmnsnwssslulw me :nw ,gram , Carol Johnson lphotography editorl and Front Row, lett to right: Anne Senning, ' Left to right! Arthur Relyea. ChdrleS Richard Spaulding lassist. photography ledifm-1: Eugene Krause, lasgf, edifo.-lg Beardsley, John Ten Eyck, and Roy Gil- editorl help Mr. Lester Frumkin, pho- Judifh MagEwan' lbuginegs cgordinairog-lg bert. lbusiness stattl. sell an ad tor the tographerl in planning the photography Sally Munyan lasst. lit. ed.lg Nicoll yearbook to Mr. Michael Ricci and Mrs. schedule tor the Torch. Billsborrow, lart editorl: Sylvia Brown, Rose Ricci. lliterary eclitorlg Mary Gates, ltreas- urerl: Janice White, lasst. lit. ed.lg and Mr. David Martin, ladviserl work 'fran- tically to meet deadlines. torch stcatt Every year The Task ot producing the yearbook is given to The senior class. Members are chosen in advance. This year all the members worked trantically to meet the deadline which was in early March. The Torch adviser, Mr. David Martin. devoted his Time and ettorts to help the students as much as possible. Lett to right: Mr. Werner Berglas ladviserl, demonstrates manipulation ot The abacus to Eugene Krause, Anne Senning. Mary Gates, Richard Spaulding, Sylvia Brown, and Lester Sharp. mcrthemcitics club Math club was tormed this year by Mr. Werner Berglas, head ot the senior high mathe- matics department. The club, comprised ot junior 42 MATHEMATICS CLUB: Sally Munyan explains a mathe- matical trick to: Seated, Marie Davis. Standing, Jane Severinghaus, Judith MacEwan, William Curlette, Mary Ann Murphy, Janet Berger, and Timothy Moran. and senior math students, meets once a week to just have Tun with math. AT each meeting a ditter- ent student proposes math problems and puzzles tor the club To solve. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: Fronl Row. leff +o righi: Sally McCar+ney and Ken- nefh Bailey inspeci cameras as Mr. J. Phillips Campbell ladviseri shows an aniique camera io seaiedz Peier Hari. sianclingz Jonaihan Ha-mmann. Vicforia lcoif, Mary Lou Graffunder and Joan Goergen. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: Lefi io righi: Roy Gilberi, William Ho'l'aling, Charles Beardsley. Paul Danzi and John Ten Eyclc waich Bonar Halsdorf lbehind camerai phofograph Sandra Smifh. AUTOMOTIVE DESIGN: Lefl' 'lo righi: Wallace Throop, Roberi' Hines. and John Smirh lool: over magazines for design ideas. METALCRAFT-Lefi' io righh Charles Frisbee, Mary Lou Van Koehler and Mary Louise Graffunder wafch lseaiedl William Elmendorf, William Hofaling. and Roberi Campbell worlc on meialcraff proiacrs. SCULPTURE: Back Row. leff io righi: Paul Danzi, Sandra Smiih. and Roy Gil- beri wafch lsealedl Helen Homeyer, Mariha Navilia and Anna Frisbee as ihey worlc wifh clay. photography club ln pholography club. siudenis learn +he basic elemenis ol landscape phoiography. This year's main proiecis include equipping 'rhe dark room and ialcing a field lrip. Charles Beardsley is presidenl ol ihis club. art club ln arl club. siudenls work on various proiecis such as slceiching. painiing, ceramics, and meial crail. This period also provides 'time lor arf siudenis 'ro compleie work lor iheir ari classes. CERAMICS: Leif lo righh Gerald Whiie, John McCann, James Salisbury. William Dunsian and William Smiih pour ceramic mold. Mr. Thomas Baker gives Sarah Haase her frumpef lesson. MlXED CHORUS TENORS: Front Row, lefi' lo righh Leland Jackson, James Sfurfevani, David Goergen, James Loveday. Second Row: William Connell. Third Row: Richard Mafrese, William Sprole. Fourih Row: Thomas LaDulce, John Scherer. SOPH SISTERS, leff fo riqlifl C. Taylor, L. Eldridge, H. Homeyer, J. Beardslee, M. Vanderveer, M. LeGere, L. Adkins, D. Sharp, J. Chaiiin, C. Lamboy praciice songs wiih Mr. Baker. soph sisters musiccul The music deparimenl, headed by Mr. Thomas Baker, has been very busy ihis year. The band and mixed chorus praciice 'rwo clays per week To prepare for such occasions as Open House, Jrhe Chrisimas program, The spring concert gradualion mixed MIXED CHORUS SOPRANOS: Fronf Row, lefl' fo righfz Goergen, Johnson, Munyan, White, Kenion, Carr, Davis, Smirh, Reissman. Second Row: Ozard, Badgley, Beardslee, Severinghaus, Ayers, Youmans, Joyce, Sfagg, Adkins. Third Row: Lawyer, Picard, McVee, Pawlus. Rzany, Smifh, MacDonald, Smiih, Callabrese. Fourfh Row: Sharp, Hayner, LeGere, Hallenbeclc, Eldredge, Chaiiin, Homeyer, Gilbert, Confe. Q S 5 T E. T 5 ii Fi . . S BAND! FIGHT ROW. lef+ +0 i9hf5 J- Glider. P- 50l90l. S- Hawkins, E. Mader, J. Loveday, W. Connell. Third Row: BYOWII. l-- 5l1Gl'P. B- M011-BFG. L- Eldlfiflqe. D- Webb- 590005 J. Goergen, C. Taylor, J. MacEwan, K. Jackson, K. Fryer. Row: D. Goergen, D. Youmans, J. Seay, J. Scherer, G. M. VanKoehler, Mr. Thomas Baker. bond 5 QVQUP , and Memorial Day. Mr. Baker spends much oT his Time Teaching music To The grades who presenT Their own concerT in The spring. LasT Tall. nine sTuclenTs represenTecl Voorheesville in The All STaTe Music FesTival aT BeThlehem CenTral School. chorus MIXED CHORUS ALTOS: Fronf Row, lefi' To righfz A. Dedriclt, M. VanKoehler, J. MacEwan, S. Brown, M. Gafes, M. VanDerVeer, J. Rubin. Second Row: J. Glider, L. Rowe, J. Flansburg, D. Feldman, E. Mader, S. Mariin. Third Row: J. Baker, C. Lamboy, E. Wesibroolc, V. KoTT, B. Hofaling, C. Taylor. 3 MIXED CHORUS BASSES: Froni Row, lefi' To righT: John McCann, W. Hofaling, P. Danzi, B. Halsdorf, R. Gilberf, L. Sharp, J. TenEyck. Second Row: H. Rauch, J. Hofaling, C. Beardsley, E. Mead, E. Krause, R. Schul+z, P. Mader, J. Hammann. Third Row: E. Williams, W. Smith, R. Plafz, G. Hawkins, G. Roclzensiyre, M. Moran, J. Senning. 1 Mrs. Salvafore explains encyclopedia io: Lefi' fo righf: M. Ga+es, P. Joyce, J. Flansburg, and B. Mazzara. library club LIBRARY CLUB: Fronf Row, le'H fo righh S. Marfin, B. Gilbert, P. Sfagg. D. Livingston, J. Hallenbeclr, A. Pawlus E. Smifh, P. Calabrese, J. Glider, P. Jacobson, L. Leonard. Second Row: P. Sabol, A. Davis. Third Row: P. Lawyer, E. Van Ravenswaay, L. MacDonald. Library Club, under The direciion of Mrs. Jane Salvaiore, is comprised of 23 members from grades seven ihrough nine. These siudenis help Mrs. Salvaiore by running errands, checking siudenf passes, checking books in and oui of The library. preparing new books for ihe shelves and repairing old ones, and selling up displays. JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB: Froni' Row, lef'l' 'lo righh Eugene Williams, Darlene Feldman, Doro+hy Smi'l'h, Joanne Baker, Jacqueline Flansburg. Second Row: William Sprole, James Ho+aling, and Charles Miles rehearse a dramafic producfion. iunior high drcimcitics club Mr. Roberr Andrews ladviserl demons+ra+es 'l'he running of fhe audiiorium lighfs +o ihe Junior High dramaiics club. Lefi' fo righ+: S. Mariin, T. Jackson, J. Hallenbeck, R. Meilinger, L. MacDonald, B. Gilberf, J. Osierhouf, J. Scherer, J. S+ur+evan+, Wesibroolr. n The Junior High Dramaiics Club, under 'rhe direciion of Mr. Roberi Andrews, is divided info eighih and ninih grade secrions. The ninih grade seciion has I2 members who siaged a play Willy's Wild Nighi' on March 6 in ihe audiiorium. The group meels on aciiviiy period on Tuesday and afiernoons afier school. The eighih grade is as yei inaciive. Lefi +o righf: Peier Hari, Kennerh Gray, William Smifh, James Salisbury, Nancy Smi+h, Mary McVee, Melanie Heller, Barbara Haynor, Pafricia Joyce, Linda Rowe gaiher props for fheir play. Q + A M x, -. 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N - fi aghgxg Q 1 Q Q Y M Ifisw M 5 ' I rf- A 1 31 XX 5 Q X 'Q ' V w W 'i E' 7 ' J 4, 55 - r 3 S .Q 2 Q wwx S x '1 S - W:'e':.- 3 K O .5 X' x f , . 1 f Q x X X 5 3 Y ' cuxfg A .www-wax gwmfxww1,w-MQ-X--wa QA 55 3 X I 1 1 9 1 Q R Q yr 5 x Q A ?mN.S,,Lm.Q mm, N SN 1 . S 3 s , 5 X s 5 Y Aw John's of Rensselaer. FOOTBALL COACHES. leff fo righh Mr. Roberl Baclcer liunior varsilyl and Mr. Kennelh George lvarsilyl. FOOTBALL TEAM: Fronl Row. lefl lo righl: J. Senning. M. Moran. W. C. Smilh. W. D. Smilh, R. Meilinger, D. Slerling, J. Holaling. N. Bayly, R. Camp- bell. T. Moran. Second Row: A. Brale lmanagerl, T. Jackson, L. Miller, E. Willia-ms, P. Danzi, W. Crabill, J. Jaclr- son, W. Severinghaus, J. Loveday, S. Bibbens, P. Bergslrom. Third Row: P. Douglas lmanagerl, G. Hawkins lman- agerl. Mr. R. Backer lcoachl. W. Holaling, E. Krause lco-caplainl, B. Halsdorf leo-caplainl. W. Elmendorf. D. Kirk. N. Ulion. R. Schullz, J. Hammann. K. Jaclcson. Mr. K. George lcoachl. Bill Holaling l30l blocks as Tarz Krause lhe loolboll lecim Foolball al Voorheesville look on a new Iighl lasl lall. ll was lhe leam's lirsl year in lhe lillle eighl conference which is lor eighl man leams. In pasl years Voorheesville has always lielded a six-man leam bul lhe change and challenge ol somelhing new was accepled hearlily by lhe boys. The season was nol a parlicularly successful one as lar as wins go. bul lhe leam. under lhe line coaching ol Mr. Kennelh George, gained valuable experience. Mr. Roberl Backer, a new member ol lhe lacully lasl lall, look command ol lhe Junior Varsily loolball leam. The J. V.'s gained valuable game experience in scrimmages wilh olher schools in lhe area. 33, runs around end, in game wilh Sl. Ncfmln BUYIY l32l l0l0CllS as Eugene Bill Elmendmf ll9l Calchu P955 55 Krause runs. Bonar Halsdorf U41 goes oul in llals. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Leff To righT: Carol Johnson, Bonnie Lou HoTaling, Janef Berger, Joan Goergen, Sylvia Brown, Sally Munyan lcapTainl. WiTh The score Tied 0-0 The VarsiTy cheerleaders llefT To righTl Joan Goergen, Bonny Lou HoTaling, Sylvia Brown. Sally Munyan lcapTainl and JaneT Berger yell for a Touchdown. varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders Every year TourTeen girls are chosen Trom grades nine Through Twelve To represenT The school as cheerleaders. These girls are chosen on The loasis oT Their jump, arm moTions, neaTness and aTTiTude Towards The school. The TirsT six girls chosen become The varsiTy cheerleaders who cheer aT TooTball and varsiTy baskeTloall games. The nexT six become junior varsiTy cheerleaders who cheer aT The iunior varsiTy baslceTball games. The lasT Two girls become subsTiTuTes Tor The iunior var- siTy squad. T JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Le'fT To righT: Carol Taylor, Jacqueline Flansburg, Mary Lou Van Koehler, Mary Anne Murphy, Joyce Hallenbeck waTch as CapTain Joanne ChaTTin does a iump for Miss WrighT. J.V. Cheerleaders pracTice cheers for The nexT baskeTball game. SiTTing: Joyce Hallenbeclc, Joanne ChaTTin, Carol Ta lor. SubsTiTuTe: Lorraine McDonald. ST-anding: Mary Ann Y Murphy, Jacqueline Flansburg, and Mary Lou Van Koehler. Guilderland Berne Knox l-leaTly Coxsackie-AThens Averill Park Maple Hill CaTskill T-leaTly Coxsackie-AThens Guilderland Averill Park Berne Knox Maple l-lill Ravena-Coeymans CaTskill Ravena-Coeymans W 52 36 39 52 48 42 45 47 69 35 46 46 5 I 53 39 46 6 They 43 47 43 54 49 47 43 39 54 52 44 4 l 45 63 66 4 l varsity basketball The VarsiTy baskeTball Team seems To be on The upgrade This year, much To The delighT of new coach, Mr. WalTer TeTreaulT. The Team has been working hard in boTh pracTises and scrimmages. This hard work has paid oTl. a TacT which is proven by The many vicTories wiTnessed during The season. We walloped Coxsackie-AThens, The league leader and were The TirsT Team in The league To beaT CaTskill. As a resulT of These upseT vicTories. The Team was inviTed To play in a polio beneT'iT game againsT Albany Academy. The boys will never TorgeT This experience. Bill Elmendorf Takes a lay-up while Reed Bill HoTaling TighTs for The ball as Reed Tarz Krause goes up Tor The rebound as SchulTz and Tarz Krause waTch. SchulTz, Ken Jackson and Tarz Krause Bill Elmenclorf and Bonar Halsdorf lb, U31 waiT Tor him To pass. prepare To play The ball. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM.: Lefl' To righT: T. Jackson lmanagerl. P. Douglas lmanagerl, N. Ulion, W. HoTaling, W. Elmendorf. R. Meilinger, R. SchulTz, E. Krause, B. Halsdorf, L.TSharp, and Mr. WalTer TeTreaulT lcoachl. .s.s..,. , .WY s X ,ssmuaksaxawsfl- W lon Ygrgxswf-fi,1nii:.:a..wM..wu,, ,Wife-,M- asswmmmamirr1nxx is l l l l l l l l 2 5 '3 Bonar Halsclorf shooTs as Tarz Krause, Bill Elmendorf and Reed SchulTz awaiT The ouTcome. Ronnie Meilinger Takes a iump shoT while Tim Moran, Ken Jackson lilll and Harrison Vaughn liI3l confuse The opponenTs. 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Kneeling, lefi To righT: T. Danzi. J. HoTaling. T. Furman. Standing: R. Meilinger lmascoTl. W. G. SmiTh, R. Meilinger, H. Vaughn, J. Ham- moncl. K. Jackson, T. Moran, M. Moran, E. Williams lmanagerl, Mr. Roberi' Backer lcoachl. iunior varsity A basketball Junior varsiTy baslceTball, coached by Mr. RoberT Backer, junior high ciTizenship eclucaTion Teacher. presenTecl a good-sized laverage heighr 5'IO l Ten man Team. Wi+h Tour oT The Tive sTarTers in The freshman class The Team showed husTle ancl oleTerminaTion, and promise Tor The TuTure. Tommy Danzi brings The ball up courT as Tim Moran and Harrison Vaughn aTTempT To help him. the baseball season Wiih spring comes ihe beginning of our school's baseball season. Coach Waller Teireaull will have five veierans who are also leliermen, reiurning. The Blackbircl's schedule for The i959 season is: The Baseball 'ream awaifs game +ime: Fron+ Row, leff fo righ+: Manager-Pe+er Douglas, Ronnie Meilinger, Thomas Furman, William Smifh, Pefer Hari. Second Row: Barry S-mifh, Roberf Meilinger, Bonar Halsdorf, William Hofaling, Paul Danzi, Eugene Krause, William Severinghaus, James Hofaling, Thomas McCar+ney. Third Row: Charles Miles, Roberf Olresson, Roberf Campbell, David Picard, Thomas Croclcer, Reed Schulfz, Gilberi' Houlr, and James Allard. Schodaclc l-l April 27 Coxsackie-Alhens H April 30 Averill Park A May 4 Ravena A May 7 Calslcill l'l May l l Schodack A May I4 Coxsackie-Aihens A May I8 Averill Park H May 2l Ravena l-l May 25 Calslcill A May 28 Mr. Waller Tefreaulf, Physical Educaiion Direcior and Baseball Coach. Paul Danzi cafches ball from infielcler Eugene Krause rounds firsf base as Larry Smifh waifs 'For ihe ball from in an aifempf fo pu? ihe man our on Ravenas No. 25 waiches. fhe pifcher. lirsi' base. l , .M X . X X W -so s --X N ...wus sw ,ss if 1 seams, vsw.-awww. .- N- . . - ,many-.1 me.isassswsMawmwawmwsasmemssfvawas mwswssmswsswmswsswssrsumvngi saws-Ywwxmes- s'!sfhasNms,mm ssmswsskwwa A Q-WMM ' Mr SENIOR HIGH BOYS' INTRAMURALS: Roberl' Campbell does belly drop while coach WaI+er Te+reaul+, William C. Smifh, ancl James Hofaling spot SENIOR HIGH GIRLS: Joan Goergen goes up for a refurn during a volleyball game. the Intramural program Boys' and girls' inframurals, under lhe direclion of Mr. Walrer Terreaulr and Miss Flora Mclvlarlin respeclively, are held four 'rimes a week during acrivily period. The purpose of Ihe organizalion is lo give all sludenls a chance Io play dhcferenl sporls and To exiend +I'ieir gym class acliviries. Teams are organized and regular games are played al 'rhis Time. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS: con'res+ in basketball. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS: engage in volleyball. JUNIOR AND SENIOR LIFESAVING: Miss Flora McMar+in Legere, D. Feldman, L. Shulfz, C. Siagg. J. Ozard, M. clemonsfraies a cross chesi' carry on Carol Meilinger fo M. Baclgley, C. Lamboy, J. Rubin, E. Macler, and C. Reissman. Senior high boys do laps during gym class. William C. Smiih demonsirafes a flip io his gym classmafes. Junior and senior life-saving, I7 hour courses, are available io anyone from iourieen years of age and above who is able 'ro pass The swimming abiliiy and skill lesi. Classes are held once a week under The direciion of Miss Flora Mclviariin. 54 the swimming pool The swimming pool is being enjoyed by swimming classes from grades five ihrough Twelve, aduh' educaiion classes. and by ihe public on Sunday afiernoons. During acliviiy periods 'rhere are special classes for beginners. Senior girls during free swim. BUS DRIVERS: LeT+ To righT: Harold SchulTz, Mike Ricci, John Joslin, George JohnsTon, Roberf Humes, Charles Fields. Roberl' Kendall, Howard Shanks. THE COOKS: Leif To righh Mrs. Helen Osierhouf, Mrs. Elida Miller, Mrs. Emily Smifh clean up The lunch dishes. Mr. Forresf Baker lhead cusTodianl demonsTraTes Thermosiai conTrols in The pool T'ilTer room To: Jack SmiTh, John TenEyclr, and Charles Frisbee. The cooks, custodians cmd bus drivers Cleanliness and operaTion of The school, pool and heaTing sysTem are The job oT The school's Tour cusTodians. The bus drivers Travel Their rouTes Tour Times a day TransporTing The high school and elernenTary sTudenTs. Planning and cooking bal- anced meals Tor The enTire sTudenT body and Taculiy is The job of The coolcs. I NIGHT CUSTODIANS: Mr. Melvin Reber and Mr. Carl Webb chaT while cleaning up The building in The early evening. LeTT To righ+: Dick Spaulding, David Goergen, Henry Hay- ward, Paul Danzi, Ronald Hallenbeclr. and ArThur Relyea prepare for gym class. KenneTh Bailey, Sally McCarTney, Bernice Lasher waif To be served by Mrs. Miller, Mrs. OsTerhouT, and Mrs. SmiTh. Noon hour in The cafeferia our dciily inlormol routine The new building has some areas used Tre- quenTly by The sTudenTs noT in direcr connecTion wiTh classes as The caTeTeria and locker rooms picTured. A small room Tor acTiviTies, a sToreroom converTed To The senior sTaTionery sTore, a room oil The sTage Tor sToring props and scenery, and The equipmenT and drying rooms oTl The gym are also provided. Special sTorage areas adioin library. science rooms and lavaTories. A TaculTy room. receiving room, areas provided under The building Tor servicing waTer and elecTrical supplies. and areas on Top oT The building housing The venTilaTing equipmenT are essenlial secTions ol The building noT oTTen observed. i 57 . Rzany, J. 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