Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (East Greenbush, NY)

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J Q LY A 5 2 -N14 ',,n Q, 'K 1 f 'If' ' 'T' I 5 , I Q I In H: Q lll i A A.. 4 Q1 5 i U 4 QQ 'X , 1 KN W ? 6 km XI in Q3 6 00 DIN QI13 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY EN ORS CTIV TIES SPORTS D ER AN, .II , .I 59 'I xrf, If A .I Q 4 X fm. x I FQ S I I I K SENIOR HIGH XE! ir A . I I? Il I I, ' A v TISING - IX , , 4' 6 N' U N. ' K I ISQE X N DEDICATICN ,..-.- q..J. isa As a small mngxble token of our mmmeasurable gratltude for your able guldance 1nd wonderful understandmg we ClCdlC'1IC to you Mrs Potter and Mr Krchmak the 1960 Columbzan CLASS OF 1960 6 ' 5 v 4 'I K X QQ'- Y ' ' P , . ,iqq N, . , I . . , X .. - A l A - .K -Nix V - -4 --V' U- , - I Sf f r 4 '-: .. . 'E ' .- ' ' . t , V 1 E M- -L awk, -4'-.g 5 ..., . In l-gum-5- ' - --Q . 1 1 - V H A V L i I 1 -7 , .. 5 . ,, F E n Q 'NIL -I A ' it ' is A - -J 1 4 Y N M 1 -- . .4 5 -1 ' 4 ' ' v' L L 31 z C A A Q ' Q, 1 I B -.-Q Q 4 pl. , r 3 'aff-141 l! T.Q.1 a 4.1 FOREWORD A5 flu sh ldmss of 1 smkmg sun lengthen mross the slummermg waters, Q IPIIN lung mflucmc of Moum Fupyxml 1 symbol of Ornental ommpotence 4 thc lmrbingcr of niglmr calls us forth to rc-enact our past while under the SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR HOWARD GOFF The dlrectlon nn whxch educatnon starts 1 man wrll determxne hrs future lrfe As the Class of 1960 recalls nts years at Columbra we often compare thls statement wnth the type of educatron we have recerved throughout our hxgh school career The gurdance help and encouragement we have been accorded have shown us the rlght path on which to drrect our lrves Our smcere gratrtude goes to Mr Golf who has supervnsed our education rn accordance wnth thrs rdea Under the capable leadershrp of Mr Scott the school currrculum ms planned and carrred out Hrs gurdance has helped us to make the most of our hrgh school days Mr Patrrcras sense of humor has made our school days brxghter and more rnterestrng He was always ready to help us wrth our problems and to praise us when we warranted prarse The Class of 1960 takes thrs opportunrty to wrsh hrm success next year nn hrs posrtlon 'ls prrncrpal of the new junror hrgh school PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR ARTHUR SCOTT MR CHARLES PATRICIA W, . 5 .cs . 1' 2 4 1 , , . . . ,, . . . . . , . . . . . . ' 3 3 . , 4 , BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED Mrs Vxrgmxa Mayakrs Mrs Jeannette Barber Mr Raymond Wehnau Mrs Alnce Balfe Mr james OBr1en STANDING Mr Selby Summers Mr Stewart Selbert Mr E Stanley Legg Dr Raymond Clinton GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT RX -13 LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Martnn Corman Dr I-Iarold Bookbmder Mass Edith Cosgrove M Edward Stearns Mr Mnlan Krchnxak H , -v . ' 5 ... K, I., I ' xl f . it . 3 :Q L : . ' ' ' ' , . , . , . ' , . . : . , . ' , . . , . -'11-I 1 'lr I ' ' va I 'k . Ar I .ff I 1 I' , ' I , V Aw I, I , .L xg jf K, ' . , ' f F M. ,- X 'V , s K : . ' , . ' . ' ' , r. ,n XQ -3' LEFT TO RIGHT Dr Kathryn Bookbxnder Mt Donald Langley Dr Susan Smrth SPECIAL SERVICES The Class of 1960 IS especnally grateful to those who render specnal servnces so necessary to the entlre school Many thanks go to Mr Donald Langley who dlrects Adult Educatxon and super vnses school publlcxty and publxc relatnons to Dr Susan Smnth who ns dxrector of currnculum and llbrary SCIVICCS and to Dr Kathryn Bookbmder who IS school psycholognst BUSINESS STAFFS 79414 V7 'WWI files, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Florence Trueworrhy Mr. Sv VI SEATED: Mrs. Mildren Breen Mrs. Mary Clark. MHICOIIU Zweibel MTS- Vlflflinla Mlffhell- STANDING: Kathryn Moeller Mr. Frank Wake- man. DON 11 SCHOOL SECRETARIES SEATED Mrs Dorothy Johnson Mrs Mary Dollard STANDING Mrs Lounse Snook Mrs Claire Fxtzgerald HEALTH OFFICE LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Mmme Glusko Dental Hygremsr Elrzabeth Bama School Nurse Mmme Meegan School Nurse L s! 'l---...... b -ki SCHOOL SECRETARIES SEATED Mrs Leona Chxpp Mrs Ann Sabor STANDINC Mrs Fsrher Wallace Mrs Mary Parker STA M' EF A ALNTENA CAEETERXA SEA TED S IANDINCISyn:IJo1,,,s0n :am Clemens :ls Nllson G C01 Mixated e Bmnck ddx TO RxC6H:xsoxr1uCgxA?:xSSFxxiIxI 'fmafvglxuns m E' ax ATTENDANCE SUPERVISOR Chnsty Truss B U S D R I V ER S STAFF NCE ary J0rdan LEFT TO RIGHT M Deermg,J Hampson,B Hxtchcock, I-I Vrooman, F Bahm, R Werk1ng,jr , F Shurtleff, R Werknng, Sr , B Boyle, B Pitcher, B Sheldon, F Platt, G Dlckmson WI! n- ,. --Q' 1 'F , 5. 'Q ' if Q-AF Vx G wf A if 1 di E f x ' Es? X 7 ' k . y 1 ' If ' xi 4. - ' A r M , I tx ti. 9, ' B X I , ,, ,M -' . ' A5 -' T : Eff '- . . ' I - l , L I, . cha , , - t F 'x Q , L 'W' ll H X? r QJJ 'QM Q A WE.: CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION SEATED: E. Helen Gardner, A.B., M.A.g Russell Sage, State University College of Education at Albany, Robert jetter, A.B., M.A.g Dartmouth, University of Wyoming, University of Munich, Uni- versity of Chicago. STANDING: Milan Krchialc, A.B., M.A.g University of Rochester, State Univer- sity College of Education at Albany, Rodney B. Chipp, B.S., M.S.g State Uni- versity College of Education at New Paltz, State University College of Edu- cation at Albany. 14 SEATED: Robert King, A.B., M.A., State University College of Education at Albany, Russell Sage, Clark Univer- sity, Wesleyan University. STANDING: Kendall Southard, B.Ed., State University College of Education at Oneonta, State University College of Education at Albany, Robert Dunne, B.S.g State University College of Edu- cation at Worcester. SEATIZD: .lean lraty, A.H,, M.A., State University College of Educa- tion at Albany, jean Roeck, AB., M.Ag State University College of Etltitation at Albany. STANDING: Norbert Kuk, AB., M.A,g Hamilton College, State University College of Education at Albany, Mrs, Doris Gander, A.B.. M.A,g State University College of Education at Albany, 7 7. K A 8 ,,, J ,. f ENGLISH ,5 t , - N . it I it , if if f SEATIZD: john DuPont, A.li,g Saint Nor- bert University, Wt-st DePere Univer- sity. STANDING: Bessie Stapleton, B.S,, MS, State University College of Etlu- cation at Allvanyg Mrs. Sheila Berger, AB., MA., State University College of Education at Albany, 15 lF'lw-4 ll's-W fl 'i '...-'...- uv r-'5 ' E4 16 SCIENCE J ,,- ,rv .XZ LEFT TO RIGHT Lee Burland SEATED Dolores Shaw BS College of Samt Rose Augustus Gray BS Samt Lawrence Unlversxty STANDING joseph McKeon AB MA MS State Umversnty College of Educatxon at Alban Siena Paul Y Bourgeoxs AB MA State Umversnry College of Educatlon at Albany BEd MS State Umversxty Col lege of Educatnon at Oneonta Cor nell Umverslry Wesley UUIVCFSIIY Mlchlgan State Umversxty Wallace Hexze AB MA State Unxversxty College of Educatxon at Albany Danxel Corr A B M A State Un: verslty College of Educanon at Albany John DeLuxs1 BS State Unlversnty College of Educatxon at Albany Thomas Bennett BS MS Niagara Unnversxty College of Education at Albany 'Nia MATHEMATICS H' fo. C7 t fit K' v'f , fv-. nl r If 1 1 5 ' ! f ,f L ,tif in- rx '1j.x XNl A SEATED: Mrs. Mardell Coumbe, B.S., M.S.g State University College of Education at Albany, Dorothy King, B.S., M.S.g State University College of Education at Albany. STANDING: Mrs. jean Pardee, B.S., State University College of Educa- tion at Albany, john Obermayer, B.S., M.S.g Siena, State University College of Education at Albany. rx 4. 2.1 N- NN X BUSINESS EDUCATION il rl il t .i S ff 1 M 6 x My K SEATED: Howard Caldwell, B.S., State University College of Education at Albany. STANDING: Aliki Apostolides, B.S., MS., State University College of Edu- cation at Albanyg Monica Mendel, B.S., College of Saint Rose. LANGUAGE Q H2 'gt C' 1 f f LEFT TO RIGHT Constance Duch B 9 State UHIVCISIIY College of Edu cmon at Nun Paltz Lawrence Lyons A M A Pratt lnstntute R P I Stxte Umvcrslty College of Ftlucatxon at Buffalo ff 5 KW? A 1 ex - ' ART av- SLATED Mary lou Crutly A B M S ln Fd College of Saint Rose Sxena Unnverslty of Vnllanuevl Hallms College Mrs Yvclyn Call well AB MA State Unlversnty College of Educatlon at Albany STANDING john Blass A B M A Columbxa State UUlVEfSlIy College of Educatxon at Allmny Sorlunnnc Paul Dammer AB State Umver slty College of Ftlumtnon .lt Albany X! f ff !,f ll Az 3 1, ,J ' SSX 'ti-AZX!Xif'1F X ,E A ' ' X: . .. fl 'ffl df ' fx? Q C 1:5 . ' - A rw L' L Q 1 4' , v , -H, .rf f . 'Q l rl lt A Q ,vt so C 2, My - -1. A ' lxXX lu -halt , 'L' .XX . X1 . A ,X :XX X .,.h X XX XX 1 X., ., .X.g ' A fa l , X ,, f ' . -' FL -,A 1. 1 ' , - :J X X X, X ,NX X X-K X. , X 1 -, . ,X Xf.. K 5 A ,5 T.w, A if ' 119, A 27 XX . H' f 'xg ' as is ' '91 r ' . 3 ' ., A . I r- Q okyq ' Luk 'pa D r' QV. Lf U - ,' V Q -, X,: 3 fi- 9 Vx LM if if 4 A A 1 Lf' I . 7 , f , A UK X , 1 Xf H X :fmt ' 1 ' I X X ll' ' l y 4' 4 k XL K l J- LA' 1 L ' PM I -XL J V' I 1 1 , 1 - 1- f.. Q, - W , X XX K. -K N :XFX -' X K X .NVQ 'X V , 7: m . Xl' 'WV A ffl ' , xX .X 4 3 rm 1, - Anptu. X 4,XX , w-fi ' ., W, ' W ffl ' - 'Q XX -L , . V . , X X V .B., . .Q ' ' . - --, 4 7 ' ' tg' of , LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Potter. A.B., M.S.L.S,g State University College of Education at Albanyg Mrs. Kathleen Hollister, A.B,, B.I,,S.g State University College of Ftlucation at Albany, INDUSTRIAL 'b ARTS LIBRARY I.l2I7T TO RIGHT, Iitlson Snytler, HS., M,S.g State University College of Iitlu- cution at Oswego, State University Col- lege of Etlufation at Alhanyg Frederick Rotlen, BS, M,S,g State University College of Iftlucation at Oswego, State University College of Iitlucation at Al- bany. MUSIC LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Morse, B.S., M.S.g Ithaca, State University College of Education at Albanyg Raymond Gictz BS MS State University College of Educatxon at Fredonra L Iv . . sk F491 XF l 4 i ,of PHYSICAL EDUCATION fr A SEATFD jean Healey B S State Unlversrty College of Educatron at Cortland Fdrth Cosgrove BS M A Skndmore College Columbra Unlverslty State Unrversrty Col lege of Educatron at Albany STANDING Manton Spauldmg BS Dnrector PE Certrfrcatron Temple Unrversrty Nrcholas Bud nowskr AB MA Provrdence College Columbra Unrversrry A gustus Gray BS Samt Lawrence Unrverstty Edward Lynch AB MS Syracuse Unrversrty E ACUL HOME ECGNOMICS SIATID MN llllll Nchcr BS Ohm State Unlvcrilty Cornell University SIANDINIG Mrs Iohn Plsmlc BS burn Umvcrslry Collcgc uf Iduc mon at Plztrsburg, Mrs Mdrnmn Shaw HS State LJYHVLYSIIY College II Alluny TY 1 Q JJ! Q 1 21 LEFT TO RIGHT: james Kiepper, B.A., New England College, Barrington College, Univer- sity of New Hampshire, Mrs. Martha Down ing, A.B., Denison University, Colley Col lege, Mrs. Mary Ann Fitzsimmons, A.B. State University College of Education at Al bany, Virgina Howe, A.B., M,A., College of Wooster, State University College of Educa- tion at Albany. Q , cv I ,es SEATED: Roger Allen, B.S., M.S., State University College of Educa- tion at Albany, jay Gorham, B.S., M.S., State University College of Education at Albany, R.P.I. STANDING: Francis Rodgers, A.B., M.A., State University College of Education at Albany, Marjorie Mar- tin, B.E., State University College of Education at Geneseo, State Uni. versity College of Education at Al- bany, Robert Rosemier, B.S., Union College, State University College of Education at Oneonta, State Univer- sity College of Education at Albany. HW SEATED: Marjorie Novak, B.E., State University College of Education at Oneonta, State University College of Education at Albany, Mrs. Dorothy Cornman, A.B., M.A., Mount Holyoke, Columbia University. STANDING: Sheila Miller, A.B., State University College of Education at Buffalo, Universite deParis, Russell Sage. 22 FACULTY SEATED: Mrs. Barbara Crosby, A.B.g State University College of Educa- tion at Albany, Rocco Acquilano, B.S.g State University College of Education at Oswego. STANDING: Patricia Landry, B.S., College of Saint Rose, jean Baller, B.S.g State University College of Education at Albany, Albany Medi- cal College, R.P.I. R nv Us C? SEATED: Jarvis Baillargeon, B.S., M.S.g State University College of Education at Oswego, Syracuse University, Saint Iawrence University, State University College of Education at Albany, Mrs. Lorraine Lueft, A.B., M.A.g Queens College, University of Colorado, Penn- sylvania State. STANDING: Charles Eldredge, B.S.g State University College of Education at Oswego, Robert Boyd, B.S.g State University College of Education at Potsdam. 23 Q? 2 3, ,I ,, 1 , f- -I , Yi fi? , f f ' . i . .i , xi gk Ll ,v ., ' Q. . .,,..,.F t I i .V .M , s X , 1.1, .1 A -.57 ' e s r if JH SEATED: Sylvia Finkelstein, A.B.g State University College of Education at Albany, Russell Sage, College of Saint Rose, Mrs. llda Lyons, B.A.g Univer- sity of New Hampshire. STANDING: Leonard Michon, AB., M.S.g Niagara University, Siena Col- lege, Ruth Hurr, A.B., M.A.g State Uni- versity College of Education at Albany, jacob Hotchkiss, A.B., M.A., Union College, State University College of Education at Albany. 'Sex-,Sm -1 .-A ,...u,' 5 OUR FAC UITY QUIDFS AND 'SOQIAI l7I 9 41, YQ . 'iw 24 'H 'i'K4--4, af SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Clark Markell Hrszorxan Duane Wrlhelm Treasurer Henry Lan ford Presrdent Gale Crpperley Secretary Glorra Hrrr V1cePres1clent SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE I NY SEATED Rrchard Hayes Barbara Herdelmark Bob Zullo Karen Weatherwax STANDING jack Ratcllffe Gary Bartnlck Dave Lundy Steve Caldwell 26 in i fl CLASS OF '60 SANDRA M AINSLIE The quret mmd rs rrcher than a crown lntramurals l Ring Commrttee 2 Dance Commttteesl 2 3 4 Drama Clubl 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 Gutdance Newsletter R 1 Spnng Play Cast 5 1- 1' ROSS BAMFORD Manhood at nts best has no concerns Track 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketballl Z 3 4 Baseballl Cross Country2 Ger man Club 5 4 MARY LOUISE AKINS Mary s a grand old name CAROL ANN BALFE He who concentrates upon the task and forgets about reward may be called Man at hrs best Basketball Cheerleader 2 5 4 Basketball Teaml 2 lntramurals 2 5 Tennrsl Badmrnton 2 Bowlrng 5 4 Dance Com mrtteesl 2 3 4 Sentor Play Cast IRC Q Vrce Pres 2 Athletrc Board 4 Chart man 5 Debate Clubl 2 5 4 Drama Club 2 5 4 Chorus l 2 Elementary Camprng Program 3 4 Mock Securxt-, Counc1l2 5 4 Honor Socrery 3 4 Al ternate to Grrls State 3 Yearbook Edrtor Cuxdance Nevrsletter 3 Rrng Commrttee 7 Solo Competrtron Z Chrrstmas Pageant l Merrt bcholarshrp Commendatron 1 'Zu . PAUL D AMMLRMAN Great Man rs dxg,,mhed but not proud Basketball 3 4 Dance Committees 4 Play Commrttee 5 Drama Club 5 f Chorus I bcnror Play Cast bno Ball Court 4 Mcrrt bcholarshrp Commenda n 9' 1-A at LAXVRLNCI: BANCROIT L ood humor ts the health of the sou Socccrl 7 v I Tcnn1s2 5 4 Bowl nr., l Z Dance Commtttu. 5 Varstty Club rr 'K -XD SDM!! ,ff,,,f f K- f - ' ' . - Q I ,Z N ., ll I - ' ' fl '.' U A ' . tio 4. A Q ' ' 1 ,. 9 A . 9 , A .1 ,. PWM it ' ft., HQ . AA IA.. A Q , . , A R S, 43 Photography Club l. A, 1 A , 1 Q A kk Q 9 A , Q A- A A 'y ' - 1 1 ' ' t 1 Q ' Q Z ' ' Y , 5 A A gag.: ,' . , A .A . Y y Q . Y :A ! . ,A . A .A V:-'.-1 :Ax a r :A ' va Q Q X ' 1 -2 Q wmmf gs f f?Q5fZ,s'l ' 1 'IP RITA BARNER The crimson glow of modesty o'er spread her cheek, and gave new luster to her charms. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4g Basketball Ig Vol- leyball lg Hockey 1, j.V. Basketball Cheerleader 3g Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4' Sno-Ball Court 2' junior Prom Court' Senior Play Committee Chairman Senior Tea Committee Drama Club 1 2 F H A l Chorus I 2 Student Council 2 3 4 Student Council Award 3 DIANNE MARIE BENNINK She is not evasive Intramurals 2 Dance Committees 2 3 4 Senior Play Committee Chairman Spring Play Committee Chairman 3 FTA 4 Drama3 4 IRC 4 Chorus 3 HW QW wif' GARY RONALD BARTNICK Consideration is the soil in which wisdom grows Freshman Basketball JV Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 4 Football 2 Track 2 Freshman Baseball Senior Class Execu tive Committee Junior Prom Court Merit Scholarship Commendation 4 jf MAIDA ROSE BOGOSLOFSKY She is indeed loyal Bowling 3 4 Archery 2 3 Volleyballl 2 Softball 3 Dance Committees 3 4 DramaClubl 2 3 4 FHA 1 FTA 2 3 Library Club3 4 Chorus3 4 Radio Club4 Tennis Club4 Hall Monitor2 3 CLAS i 5 BRIAN ALFRED BECKER A smile is the light in the window of the face Chorus I Band 1 Dance Committees 2 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 Spanish Club 3 Drama Club 2 3 4 Library Club 2 3 Key Club 2 3 4 17' ROBERT E BOMBARD The time to be happy is now 9- . - nl Q 4' ., Q , . . . E 4 I 3 to Intramurals 1, 25 Dance Committees 1 MEQRHWQ ' 28 F 60 WILLIAM WALLACE BOOKHEIM He ns completely at ease Baseballl Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Dance Commxtteesl 2 3 4 Drama Clubl 2 7 LAWRENCE BOURDILLON He IS fond of Iearnmg Soccer 2 Track 1 2 Chrxstmas Pageant 3 Merxt Scholarshxp Commendanon 4 -Q9 1. 'Blessmgs on hmm who first RICHARD BROMBERG A name IS a kmd of face whereby one IS known Q 'Hr- KENNETH JAMES BOWMAN The cheerful man rs a kung Trackl 3 Varsxty Soccer 2 3 Bowling 2 lntramuralsl 2 Execut1veCommlttee 3 Sprung Play Cast 3 IRC 4 Drama Clubl 2 3 4 L1braryCIubl 2 Drama Key 3 Mernt Scholarshnp Commendanon MA RCIA ANN BROWN Fme manners are everywhere a passport to regard Intramurals 2 Volleyball 2 Bowlmg 3 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Tea Commxttee, I R C 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chrnstmas Pageant 3, Elementary Camprng Program 4, F H A 2 THOMAS Gnonoa noun -ll QFQ-1 mvented sleep Freshman Basketball, Freshman Baseball, JV Basketball 2, Varsnty Soccer 2, 3, IV Baseball 2, Varsxty Basketball 3, 4, Varsnty Baseball 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Award for Most Improved Basketball Player 3, Sno Ball Court 4 29 , dll I I 5 A IF' . ' C ' r ' ' a V' ' 1 A , ff tae I5 as . ar V xx-3 M , H , I K1 .. Ark, ,QL V W: f ' ' .- 1: , - t' 5' . 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CLAS NANCY JEANE BRUINS She rs a good worker Hockey Team I Intramurals 1 2 Rmg Commxrtee 2 Dance Commrttees I 4 Chorusl 2 4 FTA 2 3 Lrbrary Clubl 2 IRC 2 DramaClubI 2 3 4 jr Red Cross I Yearbook StaH KATHRYN ANNETTE BUCKLEY LYNNE NOREEN BUTTS She rs ever wrllrng to lend a hand Intramurals 1 Senror Play Commlttee Charrman Senror Tea Commrttee Sno- Ball Court 2 Junror Prom Court Dance Commxttees 1 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 F H A I Drama Club 2 Executrve Com mnttee 3 Ofhce Practrce I Award Home Economrcs III Award rvaai V A lrght heart lrves long Dance Commrttee 2 Yearbook Commrt tee 4 .CY if STEVEN BRUN CALDWELL He puts loyalty and relxabrlrty first Basketball Team l Varsrty Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball JV 1 Varsrty Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2 Cross Countryl Class Presrdent 2 Executrve Commrttee 4 Stu dent Councrl 1 3 4 Athletrc Board Charrman 4 Senror Tea Commrttee Charr man Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 Year book Staff Gurdance Newsletter 2 Sen ror Play Commrttee Co charrman Latrn Club 4 Tennns Club 4 Debate Club 3 4 Honor Socrecy 3 4 Syracuse Crtrzenshrp Conference 3 4 Scrence Farr Award 3 Sno Ball Court 2 Jumor Prom Krng Merrt Scholarship Semr finalxst 4 'Y' ELIZABETH JANE BUDD She possesses four vrrtues characternstxc of Great Man humrlrty gracrousness toward dependents respect for superrors and a sense of yustrce toward subordmates Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Hockey Teaml 2 3 4 Football Cheerleadmg 3 4 Basket ball Team 1 2 3 4 Volleyball Team 2 3 4 Badmrnton2 Tennrs Team 2 3 4 Softball Team 1 2 3 Dance Commrttees I 2 3 4 Co charrman Sensor Play Com mxttee Yearbook Staff Bandl 2 3 4 Trmes Unron Reporter 3 4 All Albany Football Dance Commrttee 3 Sprrng Play Cast 3 Student Councrl 3 4 Rules Com mrttee Charrman 3 D A R Good Crtxzen Award 4 junxor Prom Queen Bowlrng 4 Pres 4 DEAN CALAMARAS A docrle drsposxtron wrll wrth applrca tron surmount every drfflculty Photography Club 1 3 4 Lxbrary Club 1 3 Projectron Crew 1 Scrence Club 1 I R C 4 a , 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 12.31 1 I 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 , . , . 1. - - .1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 f N . . - .1 . 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OF '60 cg' 4. ig- Qi 14 LORRAINE CARPENTER She rs drgmhed but not proud Bowlnng 3 4 JV Cheerleadrng 3 Var srty Cheerleadmg 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 Semor Tea Commrttee Yearbook Staff Rmg Commmee 2 Chorus I Drama Club 1 2 3 4 Gurdance NewsIetter3 Honor So crety 3 4 Vrce Pres 4 Merrr Scholarshnp Commenclatxon 4 Iunror Prom Court Senror Play Cast Chnstmas Pageant 3 Elementary Campmg Program 3 4 Ex ecutrve Commrttee 3 Electron Board Charrman 4 FRANCIS J CELLERY Sleep-thou art peace of mnnd Uk is MICHAEL CASATELLI Oh glVC us a man who smgs at Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Baseball I Dance Commnttees 3 Drama Club I 7 SncrBall Court 4 Y Y. Q! 'f MICHAEL JOHN CASEY My memory rs the thmg I forget wnth hrs work Football 1 2 Basketball I Volleyball 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Dance Commrt teesl 2 3 4 Student Councrll SYLVIA ANNE CHIPP She rs not grven to talknng but when she says somethmg rt ns certann to be to the pomt Intramurals I Dance Commrttees I 2 3 4 Sennor Tea Commrttee Yearbook Staff Chorusl 2 3 Drama Clubl 2 3 4 Spnng, Play Commxttee Charrman 2 Gem Staff 2 features Editor 3 4 Guxd ance Newsletter 3 Scrence Farr 2 Hon orable Mentron 3 All State Chorus 3 4 Colome Musrc Clrmc 3 Teen Scene Reporter 4 Bulletm Board Commrssxon 3 4 Mem Scholarsh1pCommendat1on 4 Honor Socrety 3 Secretary 4 Chrrstmas Pageant 1 Musrc Letter 3 2:- 4' GALE CIPPERLEY When away from home she acts as respectfully as she would toward jV Cheerleader 4 Yearbook Staff Dance Commrttcesl 2 3 4 Chorusl 7 Spanrsh Club 3 Program Charrman 4 IHA I IRC 2 Treasurer Class Sec retary 3 4 Student Councrl Exchange Student 4 ' ' 3 I... A l nff. - .. : 7 AQ 3 I . 3 Q it V, W 4 ' . .- E I 5' Y V ' 2 ' . 3 E -. 5 ' A y ' 'B 7' If LINDA K. CLYNE She is not a boasterf' Senior Tea Committee. I amps' NORMAN COHEN He rs affable to others and contented nn hrmself CLAS ELIZABETH I COLLINS Modesty and humxlrty are the sobnety of the mmd Intramurals 1 Dance Committees l 2 3 Senlor Tea Committee Chorus 1 2 3 Larm Club 4 Llbrary Club I Teenage Tnmes I '13 ,nag MARJORIE COONRADT Strllness of person rs a mark of good breeding iw?-62 X St ,s ,f 1 sg bu ,ME 44 'H' N -10' I ,H grL+Lf!LT-VFTQ W 1 MARIE CONNOLA She rs never mmdful of wrongs done to her hence she has few enemxes Intramurals I 2 3 4 JV Cheerleader 4 Dance Commrttees I 2 3 4 Talent Show Commrttee 2 Sprung Play Commxr tee 3 Spamsh Club Vrce Pres I Drama Club 1 2 3 4 Gem Staff 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Scxence Farr Award 3 Senior Tea Co-chaxrman Sno Ball Court 4 32 BARBARA ELLEN CREECH She makes a line xmpressxon Intramurals 3 Drama Club 2 3 4 Gregg Awards rn Shorthand and Typrng ii- 5. 'f ' -' ,I f'fA' I y 1 1 - ' if Us - a ' , , , 1 K Q A . 2 . .- N f I : 4 ' , ' - .54 .a.c. H t E H X 'R' 1535,-gfyff'-gf 2, secretary 4g FHA. 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L ' ' .. i tit Ti 1 6 ,,L,,x 'Y Lf-iid OF '60 1' s MICHAEL FITZGERALD Quxet persons are welcome everywhere Trackl 2 3 4 Intramurals2 3 me 'V' LAWRENCE DE LA MATER Cheerfulness ns natural to hrs heart Iootball 2 Trackl 2 3 4 Dance Com mntteesl 2 3 4 Drama Club4 Varsnty Club 2 3 4 Photography Club 3 X EDWARD J DRIESENSTOCK In character rn manner m style In all thmgs the supreme excellence Chorus 3 4 rs snmplxcrty ELLEN BARBARA CUE Candor IS the brightest gem her personalxty Hockey Teaml 2 3 4 Basketball Team 1 4 Tenms Team 3 4 Softball Team I 2 3 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 JV Chart keeper2 3 Varsnty Chart keeper4 Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 Rang Commxttee 7 Sennor Tea Commrttee Spanish Club Treasurer3 4 Drama Club3 4 Prompt er 3 Varsrty Club 3 4 Tennns Club 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Solo Competmon 2 3 All State Band 4 Rensselaer County Bandl 2 Debate Clubl 2 3 4 Cross roads Gem 4 Guidance Newsletter 3 NCTE Award 3 Yearbook Assrstant Edltor Ment Scholarshrp Commendatron 4 zghnstmas Pageant 3 Honor Socxety 3 ELLEN DOLLARD She scatters enjoyment who enjoys much lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Basketball Cheer leader 3 Football Cheerleader 4 Soft ball Team 3 VolleyballTeam 3 4 Dance Commntteesl 2 3 4 Drama Clubl 2 3 4 Make up Squad I Drama Club Award3 Chorusl 2 3 FHA I Span rsh Club 3 4 Senror Play Commnttee Chanrman Senror Tea Commnttee Charr man Sno Ball Court 4 JOHN HENRY FREDERICK I gnve the best that ns In me Footballl 2 Volleyball 3 4 Trackl Dance Commntteesl 2 3 4 Sensor Tea Commxttee Chanrman Debate Club l I 5 I., A I I Af M 3 I I I I , I. , ' . I I I I I I I 4 I I .. . . .. i Q . 5 3 , , -I I I I ' ' ' I ' y Y Y Y I - . 4 ' I . . ' ' ' Y !-I l I ' . A ' ' . ' . 1 I I I -' I . , . ul ' vu I I I I , . ,YV JIAV Ig.. , ,I l -WI Ifif. , .- II G- 3: ll .. . . . ,, I I I I I I fb, ' . - I I I I isa . . . I - iw I I . . , ,il I - I,-3. of 3 N' ' I! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - - - l 1 - Y .. . . . I I I I I I I A-L 2 ' I - - . - - -- .I II I I I ' II I I .I , ' 3 U I-Y 7 l II ' I U 7 1 I ! Y - I Y . . . . , I I I , . EUGENE FREEMANTLE Good nature is the sign of a large and generous soul. Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Football 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 3, 4. 'O' E JANICE JEAN GATES Good manners are the blossom of good sense and good feeling Archery 2 Bowling 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 Dance Committeesl 2 3 4 Senior Tea Committee Chorusl 2 3 Junior Red Cross 1 Drama Club 3 4 K' av 15, pf' 3263+ PM IF? GEORGE FUCHS A knowledge of cars is his specialty Nut.. MICHAEL RAYMOND GARDINEER He is given to frank and honest discourse Footballl 2 3 Track 2 3 Intramurals 2 Dance Committeesl 2 3 4 Senior Play Cast Spring Play Cast 3 Drama Club 3 4 Key Club 2 3 Vice Pres 4 IRC 2 Chorus 2 Chess Club 4 Span mendation 4 Boys State 3 is 34 CLASS DIANE GAGNON She has a heart without guile and loves all people Basketball 1 Hockey 1 Intramuralsl 2 5 4 Dance Committeesl 2 3 4 Senior Tea Committee Senior Play Committee Chaxrman Chorus 1 2 4 IRC 3 Drama Club I 2 3 4 Library Club 1 Debate Club 3 4 Student Council 2 3 4 CCC Chairman 3 4 Bundle Week Chairman 3 Athletic Board 2 Sno Ball Court 4 CAROS DON GIBSON Individuality is everywhere to be spared everything good Soccer 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Dance Com mitteesl 2 3 4 Election Board 4 Band I 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Proyection Crewl 2 Stage Crew 3 5 t 5 ., 5 D n , , . : ' ' 1 , ,' Q : , . , 5 Q 5 , 3 , , ,z ' 1 - 'bv s. 1 : I . 1 I . a t . . , 1 . 2 - , I 1 . - dh ' .'T YQ - f , , an , 1 t gg 1 t , , , 5 tes- I 2 -av' . 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Q - ' ' '- ' - , ,-:av ,, ,., , Q ' 'n- H- r Q - ' 2:-i l' OF '60 ab- 1- WILLIAM GLEASON Champrons are made by playmg therr best game today then tomorrow and then the next day Football 1 2 3 4 JV Baseball 1 Track 2 3 4 JV Basketball 2 Varsxty Basketball 3 4 Dance Committees I 2 Rmg Commlttee 2 Varsrty Club 2 3 4 Baton Award 3 Sno Ball Kmg 4 THOMAS GOODMAN I am that I am Basketballl 2 Baseballl 2 ROBERT LEWIS GOLDSTEIN Frdelnry rs the snster of Justtce Footballl 2 3 Managet4 Trackl 2 3 4 Bowlmg3 4 Yearbook Staff Span xsh Club 3 4 Photography Club 3 Var stty Club 2 3 4 if JANE CATHERINE HAMPSHIRE contarn someone as loyal and relrable as she but none to equal her love of learning Intramurals 1 2 Dance Commrttees I 2 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Solo Competttron 1 2 3 All State Band 3 Lrterary Club 1 Jr Red Crossl IRC 2 Gundance Newsletter 2 Edrtor 3 Lrbrary Club 1 2 3 4 FTA 2 3 Pres1dent4 Debate Club 1 2 3 President 4 Amerrcan Le gron Contest 2 3 4 Gem Staff 2 3 Ed: tor4 Honor Socnety3 4 Yearbook Staff Semor Play Cast Syracuse Crtrzenshxp Conference 3 4 Merrt Scholarshrp Semr finallst 4 Mock Securrty Councrl 2 3 Math Contest Frrst Pnze 3 Scrence Farr 2 3 Q 5,4 RICHARD WILSON HAYES I-Ie can work people without maktng them resentful Dance Commltteesl 2 3 4 Semor Tea Commrttee Rmg Commnttee 2 Drama Club 2 3 4 Play Commnttees 3 4 Sen nor Play Cast Spamsh Club 3 Presr dent 4 Debate Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 n 1 2 3 4 All State Band Guidance Newsletter 3 Chess Club 4 Blue Royals 1 Lrbrary Club 1 Execu tlve Commrttee 4 Elementary Camprng Program 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff Gem Staff 3 4 IRC 4 Rensselaer County Band 2 SUE ANN HALSEY To be excellent when engaged ln admmxstratron rs to be lrke the North Star As rt remarns rn tts posrnon all the other stars surround xt Intramuralsl 2 3 Hockeyl 2 4 Foot 2 3 4 Tenms Team 2 3 4 Softball Teaml 2 3 Volleyballl 2 3 4 Ten ms Club 3 4 Vars1tyClub2 3 4 Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 Rrng Commrttee 2 Drama Clubl 2 3 4 Make up Squad 34IRC234FHA2Ban 2 Honor Socrery 3 4 Student Council 2 Vlce Pres 3 Pres 4 Junlor Prom Court Syracuse Cmzenshxp Conference 3 4 El mnra College Key 3 Merxt Scholarshrp Commendatxon 4 'L . 3 1,5 11 ' ,,. . . . . . ,, 5 ,, 1 h ' Bald . , .1 - 35 l,. , ,. 3 5 'vll VCV: ,Q - . . C ' 1 .- ' Y! I C ,,: 1 , ' . , , 1-Q U: Us I is I .5 9 A ,,: I I . t , u - V!! U!! - A hflmlet of ten homes Wm Sluely ball Cheerleader 3, 4g Basketball Team 1, ,,s ' ,,: ' I ',: ,Q . Q - H U Q I 2,,1..3,,z.-.:d1, ,Q ,. 1 li v ' -br --1 3 ..,---,., ,Y ,5- I ,,, 9 j ' 9 ' ' .1 ,L In Y: , . ,Z I. l. A- 3 . . . ,gs , ,. Gb BARBARA HEIDELMARK I will help you if I can. Hockey 15 Volleyball 15 Intramurals 25 Dance Committees 45 Chorus 1, 25 Drama Club 1, 3, 45 Make-up Squad 3, 45 F.H.A. I5 Library Club 25 I.R.C. 45 Play Com- mittee Chairman 3. S- CLAIRE HIGGINS A blush is a sign that nature hangs out to show where honor dwells Intramurals I Dance Committees I Draltrnlalilub 1 Make up Squad I Chorus 'Q MICHAEL A. HERMEN I will be friendly. GLORIA LISETTE HIRT She has a great talent for conversation accompanied with great politeness Hockey Team I 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Softball Team 1 Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4 Dance Committees I 2 Chairman 3 4 Senior Tea Committee Chorus I 2 FHA I Drama Club I 2 3 4 FTA 2 IRC Secretary2 Make up Squad 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Ring Committee Chairman 2 Yearbook Staff Spring Play Committee Chairman 3 Sen ior Play Cast junior Prom Court Class Vice Pres 3 4 CLAS EILEEN HEWITT She has a cheerful face Senior Tea Committee N O M A Spell ing Award 2 Gregg Shorthand Award l if ROBERT HILTON He has a good ear as well as a taste for music 2 2, 3. mi Q ,J Q ' Q ' I G ' 1 I5 . . . . fi i ' l '11 I y v i I I n fsif., , 1 i if . - ' f' i i Z fag. 'Q , 1 - - - 1 , , , , A 1.1 , 5 . . . av. . .. an I - 1 ' 'T -,fig ':Q'F:, .343 . ' E ' Intramural Basketball 15 Bowling 4. x .A,, Vrl. , ,N,,,M V4', 5 9 1 -- I :',.'7'-V . ','. ' ' ' . ' . , 4311.1 , . ' v., , 1--3,713 ,Z ' . ' . :Z QTL 535' . 1 1 4 giij ' ' - , ' -fue 5 36 OF '60 MARILYN HOCHBERG Jokmg never gams an enemy lntramurals 1 Dance Commrttees 1 2 5 4 benror Tea Commrrtee Drama Club 2 Chorus 1 I H A 1 wanf HANS WILLIAM HOLBEIN He who IS unflrnchrng bold srmple natural and unburned approxrmates Manhood at rts best Inrramuralsl 2 3 4 Dance Commrttees 1 2 5 4 benror Play Cast Junror Prom Court Yearbook Stall Bandl 2 5 4 Blue Royals 2 Key Club 2 Vrce Pres 5 Presxdent 4 German Club Presrclent 3 Honor bocxety 5 4 Elementary Campmg Program 2 5 4 Merrt Scholarshlp Com mendauon 4 Boys State 5 JOAN CAROL HOFFMAN bhes nrce by name and by nature Drama Club 1 Dance Commxttees 1 5 Play Comm1ttees2 5 PHA 1 2 LEROY WESBY HOTALING He as contented wrth what he has lntramuralsl 2 5 4 Band 2 3 37 2 ROBERT G HOFFMAN Now have l tlone a good days work Basketball 1 JV Basketball 2 JV Base ball 1 Varsrty Baseball 2 5 4 Cross Countryl lootball2 Bowling 5 4 Var srty Club 2 5 4 R, MQXK '41 fapff' was- rf ' s tifjibllt 'vt ll lmlii-M ll'- ' TI? ,Wil-ff F: -Q. I by DAVID ALLEN HUDAK Qunet rs a g,ootl thmlr, 'X if ,ff lx N 3 . . Q . . - eb, Q N Q ' 1 ' ,A , 9 ' 4 K Q 4 Q n Q. ' Y Y ' is , , , Q , 5 . . . , . ' Q I S U , , J Q 1 , g '. . . . 5 4 O . 9' .ST .1544 1 - ,,4r-1-'Es . ' sau: -97 - V .1 -rpm' Jr- ' ' f -' J J.:--af-H5212-'lf' riff? J'5 lL1.f , , , ,-,-,-.v-.rr .- w- r 44. ',-:..gv- ' q ' ffivgqn'-7V'f - an J-5 'tf ff - - gy, f 15 '.':.'.:' ' mag, .Q , f 1,-rw r,, .43 : -Qrgqf' 1,--,f :iH'f'.:L7?:aQF Mi '11, . 1s'g 'lR'-iJ?v'?J -'15 1 ,Lu E1g'h2:5f'5 ' TN- Cf A - - F5--.'?.Fv2'!lh31.'- f ' ES'-?1fiyl '-4 . ffm'-fr Aj .. r, , . -,,a,.,,r- -f.. 1f,,. I K, - 'H HQQX' 'Vt 'mT'f'li5?'7'2f'.2f 2:77 . 2 I r-CE, 1.uLf,:T35:fvf,xP, lj -QSYX' A ff' iikljf' - .- so- 'rf-' --. ,.- ' ..1. ' -Qff 425-Cfzff-'fm-:Z -aL1'fff ?ab? f' 55 --' 1' ' f' I ,, -rl,Cgv-,.r'+:' U1--'w,'j,..,-' ,,. 1 , , r ...Q-.y, 13. ..,.. 1. , J if J-754 -?'ff1t.9i' ulittriif - 1- X X .f . N fl?-Ji, .-'f?1,Efffg .- RTK if ,.. L -xo I .1 4' I ' ' r ' x. .W X N 1 WW. 4 ' 1 J s 1 ' 5 xx. x ., , 4 V . - ,I , , V , r fi, 91 f'1 v?'. l - -' - 'TQ7Q! 'T . X N--.' V ff ' ' 'A ' . 4. . v., . ,- , 4 V . X ,b 1 , y A z . , 'Lv A 1 141 x Q V x A iegv! y v I, y , , fi, f, , A 3. ' T ' j C 'x A , , , . . H , , 5 - Q . -f - ls 'ff 1' N' Q 11-fn ' . PAUL I-IUEY He was dnlngent and fond of learnmg and he dnd not blush to learn from hrs rnferrors Lrterary Club Assxstant Art Drrector I Lrbrary Club 1 Strung Ensemble 2 Cho rus 2 Photography Club 3 WILLIAM ARTHUR KELLY True happrness renders men kmd Bandl 2 3 4 Dance Commrtteesl 2 l Proyectron Crew l 2 3 Musrc Letter i. GAIL ANN JACOBS In her actxons she avoxds vrolence and drsrespect Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Dance Commrttees 1 2 3 4 Rxng Commrrtee 2 Drama Clubl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 IRC 2 BARBARA KEMP She speaks what s rn her heart Dance Commmees 1 2 3 4 Lnbrary Clu l 2 38 CLAS WILLIAM KEENAN He IS known for hrs devrlrsh deeds Baseballl 2 3 Varsrty Letter3 Bowlrng 6' JENNIFER KING She rs known to be quret 3- , , , , I . S' 3, 4g Senior I'la3' Castg Phorograohy Club w U 3? I I I - 4 -I b , . l Y Y I if Q 'rt OF '60 -Q1 15 SALLY KIRKER She rs relaxed and looks cheerful l' H A 3 Ty prng Award 3 133' CHARLES I.ESI.lE He rs noted to be absent mmded MARY KRUG She keeps her mmd on her own dutres IV Softball Team 2 Bowlmg 3 4 Dance Commrttees 1 2 3 4 School Store Stall 3 4 Yearbook Stall Senror Tea Commrt ICC l HA 1 CARL FRANCIS LAZZARO desparr for all thrngs are accomplrshed by dnlrgence and labor Cross Country 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Bas ketballl lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Soccer 1 Dance Commrttees 2 3 4 Semor Play Cast Chorus 2 3 4 All State Chorus 3 4 Cross Country Captarn 3 4 NYS Cross Country Sectronal Team 4 Varsrty Club 4 Stage Crew 2 3 Lrbrary Club 1 39 sf 'Q' PATRICIA ANN KRUG A cheerful frrend rs lrke a sunny day whlch sheds nts brrghtness on all around Intramurals l 2 3 4 Executrve Com mrttee 3 Dance Commrtreesl 2 3 4 Semor Tea Commrttee Dramatrcs Club 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 FHA 1 Secretary 2 '?'g Tb HENRY LAN FORD He rs skrlled rn human relatnons even after long acquarntances he rs respectful towards others Cross Country 2 3 Co caprarn 4 Track 2 3 4 Sectional 880Champ1on 3 Dance Commrttees2 3 4 Chorus 2 Dramatrcs Club Fall Play Cast 1 Debate Club 1 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 Secretary4 Drvrsron Lreurenant Governor 4 Class Presrdent 3 4 Yearbook Staff Semor Play Cast Merrr Stholarshrp Semr Fmalrst 4 Scrence Club l Loomrs School Scnence Program 3 Syracuse Crtrzenshrp Conference 3 4 Scholarshrp 3 Vrolm Ensemhlt 2 unxor Prom Court Honor Socrety 3 Presrdent 4 Varsrty Club 2 3 4 Camp Rrsmg Sun Scholarshrp 1 2 Chrrstmas Pageant I 3 Gurdance Newsletter 3 Elementary Camp1ngProgram2 3 Lat1nClub4 Cor nell Day Delegate 3 Math Contest Sec ond Prrze Scrence Farr frrst Prrze 3 I . I 1 I I. , ,L ' 1 - .1 , r Q - - - , - A- 1 ' ,Q ,,Q 1 ' fr l 2 X s I I ,,s a - He who labors diligently need never 3 5 my v V '- ' ' -Q r.. 1 5 I . .v H A . . I 'IQ I ILI I II 2 , , . , , , . ,. . . . . ' I I Y , I , , ,X I II L .,a ' A r . , I I a l 1 I 1 . , , . . .y , v 1 9 - -' . ' ' . . ' I I I r ' E . . . ' 7 I D-Y rl , ,, - . .Q I Is -,Q S ' I 1 . 5 ' - ' ,. LINDA LEE LESTER Cheerfulness rs natural to her heart Semor Tea Commrttee Dance Commnt tees 2 3 DAVID WILLAIN LUNDY Good humor rs one of the best artrcles of dress one can wear rn socxety Volleyball l 2 3 4 Soccer 2 4 Execu uve Commrrtee 4 Dance Commrttees l 2 3 4 R1ngComm1rtee 2 Photography Club3 Stage Crewl 2 3 4 Radlo Club I 2 3 4 Junror Prom Court Shop Award I 'Fi gag, JOAN RUTH LEWIS A smrle rs the whrsper of a laugh Intramurals I 2 Archery 3 4 Dance Commxttees I 2 3 School Store Staff 4 Band I 2 3 4 All State Band 4 Pho rography Club 2 Drama Club 2 3 4 FHA I L1braryClubl 2 3 FTA 2 3 Sprxng Play Cast 2 pn- ADELE GRACE MACLEOD She never turns to anger Dance Commltteesl 2 3 4 Rlng Com mmee 2 Photography Club 1 2 Scnence Club Chorus 2 Drama Clubl 2 3 4 IRC 4 CLASS BARBARA JEAN LOUT She rs quxck to speak her mrnd Dance Commrttees I 2 Senror Tea Com mrrtee FRANCES MADALLA Good nature lxke a bee collects honey from every herb Dance Commrttee 2 Chorus I 2 F I-I A I 2 Dramaucs Club 2 via, asm ... , . ,. -., . ,y ,S ,,5 1 ,,,,' S' ' , ,ri ,Q . .. . . -H - ,L ' ,,,L ,Z ' . , ..l S I ,,,5 lil! I I' 'U ,,,2 ' 1 1 y,,5 O n 4 cf '?, 'L ' OF '60 , 1 K I ib- L CLARK MARKELL I am not concerned that a man does not know of me I am concerned that I do not know of him Soccer 2 3 Captain 4 Class Historian 1 2 3 4 Ring Committee 2 Dance Com mrtteel 2 3 4 Key Club Board of Dr rectors 2 3 Secretary 4 Projection Crew I 2 Stage Crew3 4 'Q -5... One name was Elizabeth FHA 1 Typing Award 2 Shorthand Awards 2 3 AGNES MCCALL She is brief and to the point Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Softball Team 2 3 4 Dance Commirteesl 2 3 4 Senior Tea Committee Drama Club I 2 3 FHA I Bowlmg3 Usherl 2 3 4 KATHLEEN ANNE MITCHELL Civiliry is a charm that attracts the love of all people Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Archery3 4 Time Keeperl 2 3 4 Dance Committeesl mittee junior Prom Court Bandl 2 3 4 Drama Club I 2 3 4 Spring Play Committee Chairman 2 3 Senior Play Cast Varsity Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club Secretary 3 4 Student Council l Secre tary 2 3 4 Athletic Board 2 3 4 IRC 4 Gem Staff 4 Merit Scholarship Com mendation 4 41 lt DAVID MEPPEN What delight a quiet mind affords. Soccer 1, 2. BEVERLY MILLER e is reliable in her relations with friends Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Dance Committees I 2 3 4 Senior Tea Committee Ring Committee 2 Chorus I 2 Twrrlmg I Usher 4 Executive Committee 2 K3 -2' .Sh . Z -. . ' , vgf ELIZABETH MIANO 2,-3, 4g Yearbook Staffg Senior Tea Com- '55 5 -- - A. Q al . , , , 'fi gtg .I ' . 1 ' 1 ' . . ' ' ' 1 . i i I , I - I ' f ' - 1 ' 9 . 2 ' ' ' .ff I ,. Q , I CYNTHIA G, NEAD She is capable of many difhcult things. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey Team I, 2, 3, 43 Softball Team 1, 23 Basketball Scorer 1, 2g Varsity Club 3, 45 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play Com- mittee Co Chairman Spanish Club 3 4 Drama Club 1 3 4 Guidance News letter Chairman 4 Gem Staff 2 3 4 ARLENE CAROL OUDERKIRK She presents an appearance of neatness Dance Committees I 2 4 Senior Tea Committee Chairman Historical Club l FTA l Chorus 3 L1brarvClubI 2 L 'L 'KQ31 N X X game: 4 'I Q' ifb i5,t inf jg J 'l- A V1 af sFI,,1rN, 4 qi A kk .1 X J-,f W see k479Xyy 'Nts fl' E 1 fl -aw fu. Sift' l R' Z 'Z N. XX ami 'QF' BARBARA ANN NEWBURY Frankness is a natural quality Bowling 1 Chorus 1 Dance Commit tees I 2 Shorthand Award 2 Typing Award 2 3 YETTA PANITCH On her face is seen the map of honor truth and loyalty Intramurals 1 Dance Committees I 2 Drama Club 1 2 3 Historical Club 1 Chorus I Gem Reporter 2 IRC 2 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Band 1 42 CLASS l alms i OSCAR NOEL Wondrous is the strength of cheerfulness fb 1.5, 'ir EUGENE PAUL PARZEK The secret of success rs constancy of purpose Dance Committee 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Stage Crew 2 Key Club 2 3 Treasurer - , , , n . . . - . . , , , , . 1. . ', - 4 If 9 : :E H H I -Iv. : .: L , 2 L Q C y . - - 3 1 , , 4 , I - -X? 1 V -' K Q V I . r P1?' - . L -rg, 1 ' , ,.i, 9 'Sow L fm . ' - ' Seas: f ' . . as-...rw'.'-'tmp-rr. . , i ig. - A 1 E 'fL25ll5'i'W' , . 1 ' ' 1 I - .' -lr.: A-'J Tr, .:' 4 . 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' UIUC 1: i l nf'-1 I -5 ' . F. xv- - . 'E ' ,MGH 5 . I 3 Q'f:Q tr I , jgifi , il A 'fear'-55 QQ A 3 U ' I K,-, .jh , C .,, 351' ' Q ,, . .Y . Fo ,-, 3,41 21 . .3,4: Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4. , Y. ' bl . . . l, , , Q, wr I I - ' .y-1 9 , , , .y 5 5 1 Q 7 Q .. 1 Q . 1 ' I 1 f 'T I ,, Q - - - Q I - ., 9 , , . . , rl , , . , 9 ' qniitn- , 1 Q D . , , 9 N i 'r' P, . 3 , K n , I ROBERTA KATHLEEN RICH She ns mdeed scrupulous Intramurals 2 Dance Commnttees 2 Drama Club3 4 Chorus 2 3 Prompter Z' yf ff' BRUCE ROWE Some gentleman well skxlled nn musnc Basketball Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Basket ball Managerl 3 Bandl 2 3 4 All State Band 1 2 3 Musrc Letter 3 Solo Compermon N I X Que:- CLASS 'lyk-uw NE! BEVERLY JEAN RICKERT Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Softball Team2 3 4 Bowl1ng3 Dance Commrrteesl 2 3 4 Senror Tea Commrttee FHA I Drama Club 2 Usher 4 Chorus I Ex ecutxve Commrttee 3 ROBERT RUSSELL Hes a most happy fella 44 I ua: BERNARD LEWIS ROTTSCHAEFER He prcked somethmg valuable out of everythmg he read Bowlmg 3 4 Dance Commrttees 3 Key Club 2 3 4 Gurdance Newsletter 3 4 Bancll 2 3 4 Debate Club 3 4 Sc: ence Club I 2 Photography Clubl 2 3 Projection Crew I Lxterary Club I Ele mentary Campmg Program 4 Mem Scholarshxp Semx Frnalrst 4 PATRICIA SAGER Her rntenrrons are honorable Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Semor Tea Committee, Library Club 2, 3, 4 ,V ' - 374' ' W I x. ,- 4 ii p lx, , Q ' . 3: - 11 , 1 , Q 3- 4- I can promise to be candid. ,fffQjQ222f2223:1,'Riff'-:fg2f:1Qf:, E , , , 1 y , , 1 , 1 , f ' ' '42 if2:fE2l'5:3g.:7If::, 3 3 U l U Q ,. ,...,.. .. ,. A is 1 1 - ' , 1 U ' 9 , , Q . ya , , , z , 1 - , 1 , . L l ' ' - ' ' . . , , . f . . . . ' I I , Q A I I L , , , : - f ,432 f M' x ,. . .,: 9 M OF '60 MARILYN LOIS SANDERSON To be trusted rs a greater complxment than to be loved Hockeyl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Soft balll 2 Volleyball 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 Dance Commxtteesl 2 3 4 Sen nor Play Cast Yearbook Staff Scrence Farr 3 Senxor Play Commmee Co Charr man All State Band 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Ir Red Cross I Chorus 4 Latm Club 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Library Club FTA ik STEPHEN MICHAEL SEDLIK Fnrst he sets the good example then he rnvrtes others to follow rt Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cross Country I Dance Committees I 2 3 Yearbook Staff Student Councrl 4 Electron Board 3 Radio Club 3 4 Gurdance Newsletter 3 Metnt Scholarship Sem1Fmalnst 4 be CAROLINE SMITH She IS a great lover of horses HELEN SEEBERGER Take me out to the ball game Intramuralsl 2 Softballl Basketball 1 Volleyballl 2 3 Hockeyl 2 Foot ball Cheerleadmg 4 Dance Commmees I 2 Rmg Commxttee 2 Chorusl 2 FHA 1 'i CLIFFORD SOUTHWORTH Rrch nndeed are those words of hrs Football 4 Dance Commxttees 3 Debate Club 1 Key Club 2 3 4 xt! Ill BRUCE SHELDON Q ,dj He nerthets worrles nor fears Baseballl 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 Bandl 45 y 1 1 Q . y 1 r 2 ' , S 1 1 I , , r , 2 2 , , Q 2 1 S , Q .. . - ,g - . .. , , 1 2 I 1 S ' , 1 1 3 v 1 I v n l ' , Q 5 3 . - I ' 9 r , y 1 8 . - S S 1 a S S - - - Q.. .. . . . .. 2 1 . 1 ,.. - , . , Khan -vqniax' -1 1 nn .Wy .. - . .. . L5 . . ' . 1 v 1 1 x 1 5 2 3 4 X - v - 1 CAROL ANN STARK Great man develops the vlrtues rn others Intramurals l Dance Commrttees I 2 3 4 Scxence Farr 2 3 jr Red Crossl Cho tusl I.1braryClubl 2 3 4 FTA 2 3 Teen age Times I R- MARION FRANCES STEVES Her pamtmg IS srlent poetry V eyballl 2 3 4 Softball l 3 4 Archery2 3 Bowlmg3 4 Treasurer In tramuralsl 2 3 4 Yearbook Stall Sen lor Play Committee Chairman Play Com mmees 3 Dance Commrttee Chanrman 1 2 3 4 Semor Tea Committee Science Farr 2 3 Honorable Mentnon 3 FTA 2 FHA l 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 IRC 4 Chorus 4 Musrc Letter 3 .m,-c,v,,-- ww I GEORGE STARK He has gathered a flock of frrends Cross Country l Soccer 2 Volleyball 2 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Band 1 Screnoe Club Presldent 1 LOIS E STEWART Tact comes from goodness of heart as from fmeness of taste Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Dance Commrttees l 2 3 4 Sen1orTeaComm1ttee Prompt er 4 Drama Club l 2 Teen age Txmes 1 FTA 2 3 4 Lrbrary Clubl 2 3 4 Gem Reporter 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 German Club 3 4 IRC 4 Guidance Newsletter 4 46 CLASS 'v af LINDA JEAN STEVER She s got the whole world on a strmg Bowlrng 3 Softball 2 3 Hockeyl Bas ketballl Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 Semor Tea Commnttee Drama Club l Llbrary Clubl 2 3 FHA 2 Chorus 59' ig.. fly DONALD W STREVELL Whoever rs popular deserves attentxon Football 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Dance Commlttees 3 4 Varsxty Club 3 fri 59 Q ' .:- 1 - Q U g - . 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OF '60 SHEILA DIANE STROMWASSER If you consrder only the publrc Interest there wrll be contentment Intramurals I 2 3 Dance Commxttees l234DramaClubl234 en age Trmes I Lxbrary Club I 2 F H A I I'T A 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 IR C 3 4 German Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 1 Gem Reporter 4 MICHAEL TALBIT He possesses an rnexhaustable good nature Dance Commrttees I 2 3 4 Lrbrary Clubl 2 Drama Clubl 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Sprung Play Cast 2 3 .in ROBERT TELISKA They always call hum Mr Touchdown they always call hum Mr T Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Base I 2 ,rf HELENE ANN TOTH The way to be happy rs to make others so Varsrty Cheerleading 4 Bowlrng Vrce Presrdent 3 School Store Staff 4 F H A 2 Sno Ball Queen 4 Gregg Shorthand Awards 3 47 ..-I C 49 dr' , A Q Mis X x ' l IH . 1 3 , -K I rim J .1 ROBERT TAYLOR He did it with a serious mind. i MICHAEL TURNER Honesty rs the best polrcy Baseballl 2 Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 Sprrng Play Cast 3 ,433 1 L 'S K bw S ll , . , . 5 3 l , , , , 5 TC - 'I B 5' ! g . , , . , . ix gi A H 5 w. , giiilf' ' 1. 9 K beggar if A Softball Team 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g .if ' ' kb ' ' ' - ' ' - 5 x ' g 3 . . . 'i 5,.j? - , - '- IN- - 5 .. . I ' ' 'sig Mia 1 A if I y , , , , , . ' '. nf ball , , 3, 4. i,.i'..V 3' 'A by .3 , Q - BX at' PRISCILLA VAN KAMPEN She wears a band of gold Rxng Commrrtee 2 Dance Commrttees 12 3 4 Chorusl FHA 1 MARY LOU WALSH The small courtesles sweeten lrfe the greater ennoble II Semor Tea Commnttee Dance Commxt t l 2 3 V! FRANCIS GERRIT VAN SCHAICK Good nature rs the product of nght reason Track 1 2 Key Club 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Photography Club 3 KAREN LYNN WEATHERWAX If you are dnhgent you wrll be successful lntramuralsl 2 3 Executnve Commnt tee 2 4 Rrng Commxttee 2 Dance Com mrtteesl 2 3 4 Drama Clubl 2 3 4 IRC 2 FTA 2 VrcePres1dent 3 Chorusl 2 3 Make up Squad 2 3 4 Spanush Club 3 German Club 3 4 Gem Staff 4 Teen Age Trmes 1 Gurdance Newsletter 3 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Semor Tea Commxttee Chaxrman Sprxng Play Commlttee Charrman 3 Semor Play Commxttee Charrman Play Cast 1 Year book Staff Scrence Farr 3 Scrence Con gress 3 Sno Ball Court 4 Ment Scholar shnp Commendatron 4 CLAS PAUL VISCONTI Actnve natures are rarely melancholy Freshman Basketball Varsry Basketball 2 3 4 Varslty Cross Countryl 2 3 4 Varsxty Baseball 2 3 4 JV Baseballl Varsnty Club 3 4 Sno Ball Court 4 DIANE WILHELM Great Man IS spanng rn words but prodrgal rn deeds lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Archery 2 Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 Chairman 4 Chorus 1 Drama Club 1 2 Spamsh Club 3 4 FHA l Class Treasurer 2 3 4 ... ,, v ,PII Y .. . - n ,Z ,yi 1, 1, - , , ar ,-,S ,,2-- I I7 - ' 1 ' 3 , , T .Aer '5 C -.. , . 1 . 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Y . . . i ..., ,,. 7 I - 1 1 ' , - , - F '60 ip it RICHARD WILLIAMS If my heart were not lrght I would due Basketballl Z 3 football 3 4 Baseball 3 Stage Crew 2 LI, Yugo JO ANN WILLIS Wondrous ns the strength of cheerfulness Intramurals 3 Bowlrng 3 4 Dance Com mrtteesl 2 3 4 Sen1orTeaComm1ttee Drama Clubl 2 3 4 FHA 2 Secre ta IRC 2 'SEQ if 1 6 JOSEPH ZELENKE In football there are few who can surpass htm Basketballl Baseballl Trackl 2 3 Varsrty I'ootball1 2 3 4 Varsxty Club 1 2 3 4 Most Improved Lmeman 2 'Q' BERNADETTE S WILSON Thrnkmg well rs wrse plannmg well wrser domg well wrsest and best of all Photography Clubl 2 3 Bandl 2 3 Chorusl Lrbraryl 2 3 'if a6 ' -v ROBERT ZELENKE When he was unoccupxed he was relaxed he looked Lheerful Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Basketball Intramurals 2 3 4 Dame Commlttees 3 Varsrty Club 3 4 DAVID wooo All Albanv 4 ,fe K For hes a jolly good fellow 49 wan' vt, W' , ..,.,- Q . I I I 1 I .,1 I I I-' 4 I .Il ' I I I I I I I.I I - - - I ' ryg . .. . I -I. 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' If at '.f,ij1i' I ' ' I'-e-ull ' . 1 . fHt,,i ,-A -xx, PM ,'A k .V M ,I fy: V - ip' I , X 1 CLASS OF 60 Q - REGINA ROSE ZIMMERMAN Snncerrty and truth are the basxs of every vrrtue Hockeyl 2 3 4 Volleyballl 4 Bas ketballl 2 3 4 Tenms 2 3 4 Softball Commutteesl 2 3 4 Rang Commxttee 2 Senrot Tea Committee Vatslty Club 2 3 4 Dramatlts Club 3 4 FTA 4 Tenms Club 3 4 IRC Presndent 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Gem Staff 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Treasurer 4 Electron Board 3 Football Cheerleader 4 Bowling 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Chtrstmas Pageant 1 SENIOR CL ,mx N56 ROBERT ZULLO l-le IS a man of fine manners otballl 2 3 4 B balll 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Bowlmg,4 Volley ball 4 Dance Commxtteesl 2 4 Execu Club3 4 ASS ADVISERS 7 MRS POTTER MR KRCHNIAK I WS-1 X 4 x , . y , Q lt f A :Kg X 3' g' ,I 5 f A I L ,L I F0 .,., 2 ase , .141 ,:- '1- I, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance tive Committee 3, 4g Gem Staff 43 Varsity 1 y , v Q 4 4 - s 1.- 1 y I , , 1 I .1 'I l 5 , 9 3. R ,rx 2 Y' ' X 1 3. , I u, Q. . ,X-f L, V 1 V, fan 6 . ll A A W l Y l' 'f 3 50 SW? 'wa ' 'UMW' 'r gs ii 1 ii , Q Q 1 Q' y WINNERS? Ag' 1 5.-'ri 'Q' Las: xx A !!pvr TRANSITION 3 h ijlhocild a .-If .ef f AZ WW if Q W Qian MMT? T? f' Q Wig l 0 rf 5 4 ? 'f -g M Q ' A X A Th P oenix of a fleeting youth is dead 5. A , T rise again only in memory. yi sd No longer can we seek th h I ' f ld 5 I sa Of c i 's cloak, so f ' g. . ag Even r oug our confiden y Y ,w Confronred with th d g k . 1 ,' We must continue s ' ' g f d Y W To manifest a j ' ry. 1 ,Q The reaching f h' g 1 b P' Q Our aim, For heedless ch'ld 1 g yy' Bur men f . ,I T ' R' Qvjzfi 1 ff! i X T 'A ,I 17 i iii T . fe'-W Y QI f-2 A 4 y .- 25:5 We T , wi- A -n r ,, , f ' 1 , T ' 4 , . ,P I i D ' Ii , V ' ,O i 'fs ' l , D T r viva f 1 . ' J ' I 4 ijgjlf M Q., f - M f f f gg 4f3.1'.j I . , ' p 1' G f as if 7 'V x i ,-4 -' HONOR STUDENTS VALEDICTORIAN JANE HAMPSHIRE The Class of 60 15 proud of the academtc record whrch rt has accomplrshed through emphasns on learn mg and respect for achnevement ane Hampshlre who has been dependable and elficrent both as a student and a school crtrzen rn her four years at C H S has earned the honor of Valedxc tornan wrth an average of 96 37 As the busy edrtor of the Crossroads Gem presrdent of both the F T A and Debate Club Busmess Manager of the yearbook band member and as an outstandmg Honor Socnety member Regents Scholarshrp Wrnnet and Natlonal Merxt Scholarshxp Ftnallst ane has establtshed an envrable record at Columbna She plans to attend the College of Mount Salnt Vmcent where she wlll major m math wnth the atm of one day teaching college The Salutatorran of the Class of 1960 rs Sue Halsey a well rounded student who has matntaxned an aver SALUTATORIAN SUE HALSEY tge of 94 68 durrng her career as a Columbran Busy and popular Sue has served three years on the Student Council thrs year as Presldent was elected to the umor Prom Court and has been very actrvc rn sports 1n cludrng basketball tennts softball and cheerleadnng In addrtron to her many act1v1t1es Sue has won a Regents Scholarshnp recerved a Natronal Mefrt Scholarshrp Commendatton and has been an outstandmg Honor Socrety member She hopes to attend Smrth College next fall although she hasn t decrded on her major Thrrteen other members of the Class of 60 have had a laudable record throughout thelr hrgh school careers The students pnctured below all matntatned an average of 90 per cent or better Congratulatrons and best washes to all of thrs year s honor students 1-H STANDING M Sanderson C Balfe E Parzek S Sedlxk B Rottschaefer S Chrpp L Carpenter QEATED H Lanford S Amslxe K Weatherwax E Cue M Krug S Caldwell , , - if , . . . . 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CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR As the class of 1960 sarled from Yokahama Harbor on the first leg of a four year journey around the Orrent we caught a glrmpse of snow capped Fujryama looming out of the sea to remrnd us of the steep ascent to graduatron Mrs Potter and Mr Bourgeois acted as our guides durrng this first year and helped us present our first dance The Deep Sea Drve At the end of the year Mrs Potter and Mr Krchnrak were elected our permanent advisers SOPHOMORE YEAR To steer us on our course for the second year of our journey we elected Steve Caldwell as president Bob Telrska as vtce presldent Betty Budd as secretary Dlane Harrrs as treasurer and Clark Markell as hrstorran Early rn the year we took time out from our journey to present a varrety show entitled A Day In the Park For several weeks we contrnued our travels rn an un eventful fashion and then rn late September brrefly shed our Orrental costumes to present the Teenage Tumble In December we sent four members of our party to repre sent us on the Sno Ball Court they were Rrta Barnet Lynne Butts Steve Caldwell and Bob Telrska In May we welcomed the change of scene whrch danc mg under the blue lxghts of Desert Night afforded the atmosphere of sand dunes and stately silent pyramids was partrcularly rmpressrve Sprrng was also the time for the ordertng of class rrngs whrch had been so ably and care fully selected by the class and rts rrng committee JUNIOR YEAR For the third year of our sojourn we selected Henry Lanforn presrdent Gloria Hrrt vrce prestdent Gale Crp perly secretary Diane Harrrs treasurer and Clark Mar kell hrstorran In October we sponsored the Madball and rn March we honored the Suburban Councrl Bas ketball Champrons by presentrng the Blue Devrl Bop junior members of this champxonshrp team rncluded Tom Boyle Steve Caldwell Paul Vrsconn B111 Comstock Ross Bamford Wayne Castledme Paul Ammerman and Bull Gleason In May we used many of the rdeas accumulated from the srghts of our Oriental journey to present Sayonara Co chairmen Betty Budd and Dave Lundy as well as their commrttees worked hard to make this formal affarr a smashrng success by transformrng Columbras gym rnto an Orrental garden A sky of blue net sprinkled wrth stars covered the cexlrng and twelve cherry blossom arches hung wxth japanese lanterns decorated the draped walls Professronals were hrted to arrange most of the decor however the centerpxece was our own creation and was kept a closely guarded secret untrl the nxght of the bxg event Everyone was both surorxsed and pleased wxth the pool and rock garden whxch graced the center of the dance floor and seemed to add the perfect final touch King Steven Caldwell and Queen Elizabeth Budd rergned over the dance assrsted by their court of Rrta Barnet Lynne Butts Lorraine Carpenter Sue Halsey Kathy Mitchell Gary Bartnrck B111 Holbem Henry Lanford Dave Lundy Steve Sedlrk and Bob Telrska Several members of our class were recognized for therr all around achievement by rnducnon rnto Columbia s Les Savants chapter of National Honor Society those so honored were Sue Halsey Ellen Cue Karen Weatherwax Regrna Zrmmerman Lorrarne Carpenter Carol Balfe jane Hampshire Sylvxa Chrpp Steve Caldwell B111 H01 bern and Henry Lanford SENIOR YEAR For the fourth and hnal year of our journey we chose as class officers Henry Lanford president Glorra Hrrt vrce president Gale Crpperly secretary Drane Wilhelm treasurer and Clark Markell hrstorxan Sue Halsey Kathy Mrtchell Steve Sedlrk Betty Budd and Ruta Barnet were sent to the local government as our representatives on Student Councrl In November the senlors presented a two act comedy under the drrectron of Miss Tracy entitled the Happzert Mzllzomure rt starred B111 Holbern Kathy Mitchell Mxke Gardmeet and Lor tame Carpenter ane Hampshrre became edrtor of the Crossroads Gem and Carol Balfe and Ellen Cue were named to edrt the yearbook Marne Connola and Karen Weatherwax were co chairmen of the Senror Tea one of the outstandmg soclal events of the year December saw us transformrng the gym once more this time for the Sno Ball blue net sprmkled with stars made an effectrve backdrop for the crowning of the kung and queen A garly lighted Chrlstmas tree rn the center of the floor added its sparkle to the festtve sprrlt of thus formal dance Queen Helene Toth and Kang Wrllram Gleason rergned and their court consrsted of Marte Connola Ellen Dollard Karen Weatherwax Drane Gagnon Mrke Casa tellr Tom Boyle Paul Vrscontr and Paul Ammerman Durmg the course of the year several senrors won na tional recogmtron for thert scholasnc achievements as fmalrsts rn the Natxonal Mertt Program Hank Lanford Steve Caldwell Steve Sedlrk Jane Hampshrre and Bet nard Rottschaefer brought honor both to themselves and therr school Hank Lanford and Steve Caldwell were fur ther drstmguxshed by therr wrnnrng of honorable mentxon rn the Westxnghouse Science Talent Search As our Oriental journey nears nts culmrnatron we look back wrth pride upon the paths of achievement over whrch our sojourn has taken us and view with antrcrpatxon the approachrng journey rnto the future CLARK MARKELL C lar: H woman ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . , , . . 1- . . 1 . ,, . . . . . , . , . - . - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . - , . 1 1 1 1 , . - - .1 11 ' . 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' 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . - 1 1 1 1 ' - - 1- 11 , . . . ,, . ,, 1 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 ' . . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . . . ,, ' ,, 1 1 1 ' . . . , . . . 1 1 1 SNO BALL If L- J, KK SNO BALL COURT SEATED C PIHISICAT K Wcarherwax M Connola L Pollock Queen Hclcnel Kxnx, Wxllnam I S Markell I: Dollard D Gagnon D Young., STANDING G Ostrander M Casarelll T Boyle P Ammerman P Vxsconrx W Lanford fX gi ,,,..- X 'av-4 NAME Aunslue Sandra Akuns Mary Lou Ammerman Paul Balfe Carol Bamford Ross Bancroft Larry Barner Ruta Bartnuck Gary Becker Bruan Bennunk Duanne Bogoslofsky Mauda Bombard Bob Bookheum Bull Bourdullon Larry Bowman Ken Boyle Tom Bromberg Ruchard Brown Marcua Bruuns Nancy Buckly Kathy Budd Betty Butts Lynne Calamaras Dean Caldwell Steve Carpenter Lorrue Casatellu Muke Casey Muke Chupp Syl Cupperley Gale Clyne Lunda Cohen Norman Colluns Betsy Connola Marue Creech Barbara Cue Ellen DeLaMater Larry Dollard Ellen Dreusenstock Ed Futzgerald Muke I'rederuck john Freemantle Gene I'uchs George Gagnon Duane AMBITION to have twuns graduate and obtaun good job to do better to serve God to graduate from college travelung salesman to succeed college educatuon make a mulluon dollars to become a school teacher to chew tobacco success mcducal technology pass French II to marry a ruch heuress pro ball 9 9 7 9 2 travel to become a success un lufe to become a bookkeeper to go to college to be a success un the busuness world to get ruch quuck happuness to own a chumpanzee to be ruch and play college football A B C Aur Force to travel happuness to be a teacher 7 7 2 7 2 7 to be happy to be happy and successful to be successful to duscover my vocatuon to know the feel of money to be sucessful un future endeavors 222122 to get ruch a purpose un lufe teachung musuc make money lcarn to broul steak HOROSCOPE WEAKNESS brown eyes stuck up people procrastmatuon good books Karen fire water Bo lazuness ood gertung up un the mornung record clubs ut Damsels un Dustress sleep money and gurls ood money dark eyes Bobby boys fruends cute basketball players pretzels loaflng makung up wuth Kenny cute gurls beautuful gurls tuger kittens good musuc chocolate chup cookues gur s too many havung a good tume Gordon good musuc ood a certaun smule money small cute gurls lazuness Englush money payday 56 PET PEEVE luttle brg wheels druvers who druve un the muddle lane unorugunaluty deadlunes conceuted teachers conceuted gurls conceuted people smokung Bull Bookheum wautung un the lunch lune early buses work people who dont dum theur lughts Ken Bowman flabby hands and urrutatung laughs cugarettes a 9 Q 9 2 Q loud people people who mumble my suster deceutful people 1940 Fords com posutuons undecusuve people headstrong gurls talkatuve gurls catty people Navy alarm clocks 2 9 Q J 9 J beatnucks carry people stuck up gurls narrow munded intolerant opunuons women druvers Sleep tonught the Coast Guard us awake turn coats drunks people who blow theur own horns 9 9 7 9 2 J car payments 5 A M alarm FAVORITE PASTIME johnnue lustenung to the raduo research papers gabbung un room 222 daydreamung un class spendrng money beung wuth Bob sleepung a 2 2 D 2 D talkung on the telephone sleeprng ut hangung around Rensselaer sleepung tryung to thunk of somethung to do sleepung sleepung drrvung teasung Itch' ' doung nothung sports workung un the nurse s offlce sleepung and foolung around aw heck anybody knows that doung anythung except what I should be doung sleepung dancung goung to dances meetung new gurls sewung or readung a good novel procrastunatung travelrng cars huntung laughung enuoyung lufe beung wuth Gordon teadung untul I fall asleep goung to Peters beung wuth Wayne relaxung sleepung studying people sungung gur s www . .y . . . . ., . .a 1 .. . . . . . l Y u , . . . . y . b . . . . , . . . . , ' f ' ' , .... . , , . . , K' K' , , , f . . , ..... ...... , , , , , ' myself , , , . 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NAME Gardrneer Mrke Gates janrce Grbson Caros Gleason Brll Goldstern Bob Goodman Tom Halsey Sue Hampshrre jane Hayes Rrchard Herdelmark Barb Herman Mrke Hewrtt Erleen Hrggrns Clarre Hrlron Bob Hrrt Glorra Hochberg Marrlyn Hoffman Joan Hoffman o Holbern Brll Horalrng Lee Hudak Dave Jacobs Gar Kelley r Kemp Barbara Keenan Brll Krrker Sally Krug Mary Krug Pat Lanford Henry Lazzaro Carl Leslre Chuck Lester Lrnda Lewrs Joan Lout Barbara Lundy Dave MacLeod Adele Maddalla Fran Marltell Clark May Tom McCall Nessre Meppen Davrd Mrano Betty Mrller ev Mrtchell Kathre Nead Cynthra Newbury, Barbara HOROSCOPE AMBITION to become brg brother be a success get through college go to college be a football coach make a mrllron to travel further rnterest rn educatron obtarn happrness be a secretary be an expert mop jockey sleep late to travel to make money to grow 4 rnches graduate from busrness school own a convertible graduate to be a doctor own Montgomery Wards be a mechanrc to travel be a drsc yockey become an R N get a blue card be a success see the world to be happy wrrh someone run a l 50 half mrle run a 4 00 mrle pass Englrsh own a car be a teacher own a convertrble be happy graduate from college to marry Mrke own my own busrness a hrgh payrng job graduate dresel mechanrc to be a success learn to cook be a teacher to wrrte a novel to get marrred WEAKNESS none Im perfect Cllfrl televrsron oo ood grr s gettrng rnto too much challengrng debates wrth BCHS procrastrnatron przza who me? Ha' cute guys money C3l'S fun good trmes money clothes blue eyes money math physrcs work ood sleeprng late grr s nrce clothes bowlrng school money Nrckre Mrs Potter BCHS grrls cars unable to bowl certarn oys cars wrne Glorra and song Amerrcan Hrstory Mrke a certarn grrl school work przza V 12 Lrncolns boys the army bracelets spellrng Hans 5 PET PEEVE people who ask why younger brothers people who hate the Yankees peoples askrng want somethrng to eat women drrvers rndecrsrve grrls unstartable cars reporters wrth late Gem assrgnments penurrous people ltch Sunday drrvers who are out all week most grrls workrng bookkeeprng homework gettrng up people that crack therr gum sayrng good by my brg toe blue sweaters people women drrvers research papers poor drrvers concerted people homework concerted people bothers and srsters concerted people unhappy people algebra class homework concerted boys concerted people stuck up boys people wrthout a sense humor 999292 concerted grrls talkatrve people my wrfe nosey people my boss concerted people decertful people cold cars Scotty Marrne Corps FAVORITE PASTIME heh heh horseback rrdrng clock watchrng rn math class eatrng photography racrng through Nassau eatrng rce decrpherrng symbols tellrng jokes to Karen lrstenrng to Hr Fr passrng trme gorng to Provrncetown dancrng playrng the prano clownrng around srttrng rn the vrllage restaurant vrsrtrng New York bowlrng grrlwatchrng spendrng money workrng on cars talkrng on the phone records and a rr watchrng T V bombrng around dancrng at IWU skrn drvrng runnrng around wrth Prrscrlla lrkrng people gorng to Delmar bowlrng workrng rn the nurses oflice sleeprng gorng to Albany lrfe on the farm Mcthodrst Youth Fellowshrp talkrng to Mrke analyzrng people burldrng a stock cat censored sleeprng dancrng wrrtrng letters to Rrchre sleeprng daydreamrng wrrtrrrg letters to Hans I . f d l Q ' 'I gy . a , f ' , . . . 1 - - - - ' , B b ' ' v , f . . 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I . , . b . . . y B . . . . . 7 NAME Noel Skup Ouderkurk Arlene Panutch Yetta Parzek EuU,ene Pollock Carol Powers Barbara Pusatere Duck Rarclufle jack Reed Lorraune Rheungold Att Ruch Roberta Ruckert Penny Rottschaefer B Rovue Bruce Russell Bud Sager Pat Sanderson Marulyn Sedluk Steve Seeberger Helen Sheldon Bruce Smuth Carolune Southworth Cluff Stark Carol Stark George Stever Lunda Steves Maruon Stevuart Lous Strevell Don Talbut Muke Taylor Bob Teluska Bob Toth Helene Turner Muke Van Kampen P Van Schauck l' Vuscontu Paul Walsh Mary Lou Weatherwax Karen Wulhelm Duane Wulluams Ruehue Wullus JoAnn Wnlson Bernnue Wood Davud Zelenke Joe Zelenke Bob Lummerman Reguna Zullo Bob AMBITION lunush sehool eommereual artust to succeed eo to college be a teacher be a good wufe and mother be a duplomat to succeed cosmotology Congressman graduate be a secretary own antuque cars co down south pass Cut Ed get a good job be known for my accomplushments chemucal enguneer gratluate graeluate rause horses to u.,o to college be a teacher Chemust ,eraduatuon commereual artust be a teacher be successful own .1 Contunental mtkc money own zu harem be a secretary automotuve enguneer to marry Pat Cuvul en,u.,uneer success tgratlu ute pass Mr McKeon s tests le rd .1 good lufe to be successful to succeed a year un Parus archutect teach druver traunung wanna go to eolleu.,e get rueh HOROSCOPE WEAKNESS nurse s ofhce boys math 58 Chevy lmpalas clothes puzza money blondes ood u,ur s math Marunes raduos a certaun redhead cars money older people worry Duck Hamm homework beautuful horses eatung plckles ood procrastunatuon records Perry Mason novels blondes everythung lazuness blondes boys a gurl at AHS goung to Concord cute gurls sleepung money clothes Impala convertubles Ronnue school ood luttle boys 397239 I am a weaklung redheads dancung stock car racunu, 58 PET PEEVE Duck s bug, mouth stuck up people people lack of finances too much to do two faced people bossy gurls Hudson Jets work stupud questuons wrutung letters conceuted people rauny weather leotards homework older suster leaky pens unstartable cars concerted people fast cars conceuted people gettung up early concerted people women drrvers conceuted people too many chuefs no braves homework bug shots English no work no money women Cut Ed women druvers Tony and Al s sayung goung to Troy no snow days my suster pushy sales ladues Pat s Columbuans wuth no school spurut gettunu, up early women druvers conceuted people dulettantes erry back seat druvers why not? conceuted people sully gurls I-AVORITE PASTIMF sleepung dancung musuc readung huntung hshmg sleepung lustenung to Hu Fu shootung rufles dancung rudung horses havung fun horseback rudung wrutung to johnny my 26 Dodge my Chevy workung on cars sleepung roller skatunu, swummunu., bowlung eatung rudung horses walkung un Troy rudung un my Ford bowlrng lustenung to raduo lustenrng to stereo my 40 Ford Nancy s partues playung the guutar censored beung wuth Hank goung to Albany beung wuth Pat sleepung readung sports and cars doung nothung tellung, yokes to Ruchard suttung at home sleepung eatung at the Vukung azz huntung sleepung not studyung sports druvung stock cars . 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I u U I 1 I , 1 I 1 Q l I l Stere Sedlzh wrlls hrs rrghts to Mr Lynchs adhesrve tape to any other hoopster who has blrsters on hrs feet holes rn hrs shorts or a mouth that requrres forceful shuttrng Helen Seehergcr wrlls her shy and quret ways to Peg Clrfford Bruce Sheldon wrlls hrs raprd tappet Olds to Mrke Desmond Carolzne Srnzlh wrlls her love for Columbra to Drane Trrggs To Mrs Caldwell goes Clzff Southworth J knowledge of Latrn Carol Slark leaves her half of the front seat on bus 15 to whoever rs wrllrng to frght for rt George Stark le rves all the grrls rn Rensselaer to rm Doonan Lznda Sterer leaves her abrlrty to be rn trouble to Francene Brock Marlon Ster er wrlls her posrtron as treasurer of the bowlrng league to anyone who wants to take on the responsrbrlrty Don Strezell leaves hrs love for Mr Budnowskr to joe Habbrnger Shczla Szrornuarrer leaves her knowledge of Spanrsh and all her revrew books to Mary Ellen Kosegarten Boh Taylor leax es hrs motor scooter to anybody who wants rt Bob Telzrha ltax es hrs football cleats to Scott Bamford Helene Toth wrlls her Sno Ball crown to anyone lucky enough to get rt Mzchael Turner wrlls hrs abrlrty to type to Mrss Mendel Prrrulla Van Kampen wrlls her space rn the parkrng lot to Francene Brock jerry Van Schazch wrlls hrs seat rn Mr etters class to rm Sherwood To the comrng members goes Pan! Vzrconfrr luck on the basketball team Mary Lon Walfhr course at ohn Robert Powers goes to anyone who rs lucky enough to go there Karan Wcrlthcrrtaxr abrlrty to have such a nrckname as cuddles goes to anyone so lucky 7 Dzane Wrllaelrrz wrlls the honor of bcrng class treasurer for three years rn a row to any one so fortunate Richard Wrllmrnf leaves hrs number rn gym to anyone who lrkes sports JoAnn Wzllrr wrlls her seat rn ofhce practrce to Nancy Wrllrs Darrel Wood lerves hrs mechanrcal drawrng problems to anyone who can argue wrth Mr Snyder joe Zelcnht lerves the Defreestvrlle country club to Scott Bamford Bob Ztlenbe wrlls hrs seat rn drrver trarnrng to anyone who can annoy Mr Budnowskr so many trmes rn one perrod of clrrvrng Reyna Zmzmcrman wrlls her love for sports and cheerleadrng to onr Brown To Drck Mahlstedt go the strrngs from Boh Zullo J football shoes 65 fl ,T -x 18 in 1 -A 17 71 Q I E! f rl:: 'IW Kai fljji' rf, Q PNA S mix I I, V I, ,J I .. 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Ll I- Q -,.:-' + ,Jr . gf A MILESTCNE IN COLUMBIA S HISTORY S, :BN X i X X Th1s past year Columbia Hrgh has celebrated 1ts own Year of Hlstory along with New York State Twenty years ago the cornerstone of our school was put mto place At thrs trme the war rn Europe was well under way The Unlted States was focusmg nts attentron, however, on the World's Farr rn New York The theme of thrs falr was A Century of Progress, and judgmg from advancements made smce then, thrs JU' Z in ,a I rv 'YI 'l '1- 5 I I N Maaiuh' 'tif' ' x at-1:7 rs certa1nly true In thrs lapse of time, man has found hrs way mto space, perhaps rn another twenty years he wrll have found hrs place there Columbra has progressed, too Our school rs no longer merely a burldmg but has the personalrty and :deals of the admlnrstratxon and student body who work so drlrgcntly to keep 1ts name worthy of honor Congratulatrons, Columbra, and happy Year of Hrstory ! RW 111'-:fr-2212252511 ..-. - A' ' . s... ff . I X ' wg ::.f x lf? 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To ff ' fn C alll' ' N K I I C f if I XIV, f 4 Keira Q W 1' y to , y, 1 ,flitjg I - .f fl? 66 COLUMBIA S G QLUM Ill fy O H559 MR Cl-llPP SUE HALSEY Columbias active Student Council under the eap tble leadership of Sue Halsey president and Mr Chipp faculty advisor is our schools governing body Made up of four representatives from each class and the four ofhcers the council sponsors canteens after home basketball games the annual CCC drive and year was the provision of free spectttor buses to away basketball and footblll games There are three stand inv committees which althoufh mlde u of non S 5 P council members work in cooperation with the Stu dent Council to regulate student activities The Bul letin Board Commission headed by John Cornman makes rules for the use of the hall bulletin boards Under the Chairmanship of Lorraine Carpenter the Flection Botrd supervises ill student council elections h mdles the sale of bus passes and tickets for all bas ketball ind football gtmes and also plans the annual Letterman s Banquet STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED D Gagnon D Hen lerson K Mitchell S Halsey J Cassidy Mr Chipp B Budd STANDING C Plaisted M Meyer C Ostrander L Corones S Sedlik J Bashford D LaBier K Smith M Stone R Barner 3 1 i l my K l I I i 1 Xp 1 , ' , . . . . - . 1 , - , , 2 ' 4 ' 4 4 i 1 1 ' 4 r . , h ii 4 ' T 4. I 1 . i s I , Bundle Week. A much appreciated innovation this The Athletic Board, with Steve Caldwell as chairman, . ' ' ' 2 2 ' . . . ' ' 1 - 2 1 1 2 'L . ' 4 . ' s I 4 'X 4 A ' ' . 4' , 1 - ' ' z l 4 . p C Y e , ..e, , , - , .. .,r-.--..- l l X 3 , , , 1 ' , , ' ' , . , . A , , A , . . STUDENT COUNCIL BULLETIN BOARD COMMISSION LEFT TO RIGHT D Young J Cornman S Chnpp I- ATHLETIC BOARD SEATED C Balfe K Mitchell S Caldwell B Heck J Mxtchell STANDING D I-Ienicrson J Kasky D Abbatlello I Cassidy i 1' IT! I IT! rw :I O Z us O :P :U U 313 wa- ZF? QU Z C50 Z9 5 ES 'r- in N OG E5 0'-I -2 m Q bm -1 COLUMBIA BETHLEHEM TROPHY NEWEST ADDITION TO A WELL STOCKED TROPHY CASE JUNIORS ROOM H7 ROW 1: J. Beberwyck, F. Brock, N. Buckley, K. Bar- din, P. Bowen, J. Brown, B. Casey, S. Bliss. ROW 2: W. Bedell, J. True- worrhy, W. Boyle, J. Bash- ford, J. Bishop, C. Ains- worth, J. Beberwyck, J. Pal- mateer, Mr. Burland. ROW 3: S. Kirshon, C. Bishop, R. Abbatiello, J. Bird, O. Van Waldenburg, B. Thom- as, P. Bennett, K. Blyclen- burgh, C, Torre, B. Balfe. 1 V i JUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SEATED: Mary Ellen Rice, Vice Presi- dent, Joni Brown, President, Barbara Heck, Secretary, Barbara Casey, Treas- urer. STANDING: Holly Shaw, Dick Mahl- stedt, Pat Bowen, Marty Heck, Pauline Di Bacco, Sandra Verbraska. .V 1 'ji ROOM H9 J ROW l: C. Dyjak, R. Bionclo P. Fitzpatrick, P. Clifford G. Blenzweig,C. Ferlcrchuck L. Coons. ROW 2: J. Cassidy, R. Fink R P. Di Bacco, E. Corones, N ' Cooper, F. Roden, C. Coul- ston, Mr. De Luisi. ton, W. Drost, J. Doonan P. De Heus, J. Daniels, J Colabelli, D. Rvan. ROW 3: J. Cornman, M. Clin- ROOM 2 5 5 ROXV l 1 S. lhiCCll11'llWt'l'. ,l. Gill FI. Pollotk. S. Yerhraslia. B llcwlc, N. Srhweigert, M Rite, C. l.isell.i, Al. Kundel I.. Hermnnn. RCTW 2: Mr. Kula, P. Hadley A. Liistermtler. bl. Toth, M Green. M. H.1rris:P. Hicks M. H.irt, A. Kollaik, Mrs Viilsritimkis. ROW 5: A. Lopez, T. jenkins T. Loilite, C. Foote. l. Sher man. XV. Gregory, M. Heck Ci. KLIITIILR, XV. Stewart. P Schreiner, B. White, ROW Al: M. Iiisenmnn, R Peck. R. Hicks, R. Gagnon B, jiicohs, O. Swinton, T. Williiims. D. I.i1Bier, W. Green, J. Hanner. ROOM 212 ROW lx P. Piazza. F. Pitt, VI. Merhige, M. Maxwell, K. Moorman. A. Patricelli, P. Mooris, P. Miaski. ROW 2: N. Pollack, W. Offonnor, H, Punnitti, M Meyer, J. Remkus, S. Pisani B, Mensing, R. Paigo, Mr. Oberniiiyer. ROW' 3- R. i'.ilm.itier, R M.ihlstetlt, A. M.irlin, B Miller, -I. Reetl, G. Mrilzman R. Reno, K. Mastromarchi. v 60, ROOM 240 ROW 1: L. Vanne, S. Stott, P Warman, B. Sayer, j. Wag ner, A. Wc'ir1t-r, D. Wersch- ler, H. Shaw, K. Wurstlin M. Speranza. ROW 2: A. Mermelstein, P Shillinglaw, D. Nelson, M Scott, Millington, S. Runf dell, M. Van Allen, G. Vis- conti, D. Rifiley, Mr. Dam, ITIEY. ROW 3: N. Smith, R. Rurlilt M. Witt, j. Whipple, F Shanholtzer, H. Soutler, R Schreiner, R. Thorne, J Squires, H. Romer, W. Wa- terhouse, M. Varden. i P'1,F ROOM 134 ROW 1: K. Swenson, J. Van Dych, J. Tennant, M. Cray, E. Fox, M. Stone, M.' Rhein- gold, J. Truax, C. Turnquist, Mr. Bennett. ROW 2: A. Turcic, P. Stoll, J. Trossback, A. Spierre, R. Reed, W. Romer, M. Truss, W. Stuart, R. Speed, R. Van Dam. ROW 3: R. Trudeau, W. Wampole, W. Schefller, W. Riley, R. Orciuoli, W. Tul- lar, P. Trawinski, A. Spa- tola, L. Wagner, R. Swahlan. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SEATED: Catherine Smith, Treasurer, Dale Young, Vice President, George Ostrander, President, Martha Stone, Secretary. STANDING: Mimi Rheingold, Charley Mulwell, Holly Haven, Lynn Farley, Sue Wood, Karen Babbitt. ROOM 136 ROW l: J. Dierberger, F. Shaxby, R. De Freest, B. De Marco, D. Owen, P. Slyer, R. Newbury, J. Hoclcford, C. Sauca, C. Rowles. ROW 2: H. Plew, W. Halsey, G. Ostrander, N. Sheldon, C. Smith, B. Olf, L. Harl- Hnger, H. Haven, N. Ryman, G. Seguin, D. Schaf, Mrs. Caldwell. ROW 3: G. Dickson, M. Schacht, G. Doyle, H. Hall, J. Hampshire, R. Hiza, B. Handford, C. Stanly, B. Hughes, C. Moeske, B. Nor' ris. ROOM 138 ROW 1: L. Grandis, S. Green, S. Dray, L. Farley. D. Gor- don, C. Plaisted, S. Pratt, S. Finning, L. Warner, M, Hacker, B. Duryea. ROW 2: D. Pulver, H. Gregor, R. Gilbert, R. Driesenstoclt J. Habbinger, B. Finkle, J. , Piniazek, J. Golden, N. Feld- man, Mr. Du Pont. ROW 3: P. Pusatere, B. Gin- nett. A. Gates, J, Feifar, K. Golding, K. Duryea, C. Goldberg, B. Guynup, J. Gahn. ROOM 258 ROW 1: S. Bamer, J. Palma J. Cataldo, Y. Bourdillon, C Belschwinder, B. Barneo, D Antico, K. Babbitt, J. Catal- do, E. Barnet. ROW 2: B. Bulles, P. Bour dillon, T. Cassidy, G. Bareis B. Bruder, C. Peterson, J Paigo, L. Carusone, R. Paigo J. Biondo, Miss Roeck. ROW 3: G. Bailey, F. Casa- telli, J. Barczak, J. Campa telle, L. Christman, T. Barns, J. Amidon, G. Bruder, R Caldwell, H. Pillsworth. v V+' l . ROOM 141 ROW l: D. Young, G. Zapf S. Wood, R. Czajka, L. Zoch D, Zelcnlte, L. Rooss, L Weest, E. Schmidt, N. Rose- krans. ROW 2: J. Wasula, B. Cleary H. Weber, P. Shaut, S. Rott- schaefer, B. Westervelt, J Crawmcr, K. Wriuhtson, D Williams, R. Rosbrook, T Sanders, Mr. Bourgeois. ROW 5: J. Schweigert, P. Wel- don, E. Fox, D. Coffey, N Wiltsie, S. Wheeler, T. Es- pey, R. Yackel, J. Warner D, Cox, P. Werschler. 1: v -al ROOM 108 ROW 1: 1. Carusone, L. Sut tie, M. Riley, K. Miller, S. Monte, C. Krug. C. Buchan an, B. Platt, E. Tartaglia, E. Farley. ROW 2: E. Michel, E. Nestler, K. England, S. Zelenlce, L. Bink, P. Hook, M. George R. Plumb, W. Heumann Mr. Heinze. ROW 3: P. Phelps, H. Haef ner, T. Abbatiello, W. Stu art, R. Biernik, R. Cohen, L. I I , Ruclat, D. Vanderpool, K. Bourgeos, R. Macliarland. T ROOM 245 ROW l: B. jerew, T. Katch- mar, S. Lelfler, A. Katzen, C. Miller, N. jones, D. Mer' melstein, S. Ingui, G. Mar- ino, C. Lemley. ROW 2: D. Mahar, G. Koren, J. Kasky, K. Minnix, F. In- graham, M. Kosegarten, J. Jackson, T. Kiernan, R. Ma- loney, J. McCarty, Miss Gardner. ROW 3: J. Mitchell, R. King, P. Hammett, N. McGaugh- an, J. Mathews, R. Mensing, D. Van Gelder, B. McClen- nan, W. Lanfortl, C. Milvo. FRESHMEN ROOM 210 ROW 1: D. Blooclgoocl, L. Manclow, O. Pitt, L. Mera- cle, N. Chesser, S. Campbell, A. Platt, B. Shaut, E. Pietra- niello, B. Zinzow. ROW 2: J. Dryzmala, A. Kent- zel, R. Stanley, R. Salves- vold, M. Ammerman, L. Malzman, K. Wasley, j. Gar- cia, T. Kirsch, Miss Shaw. ROW 3: R. Clinton, W. Chamberlin, K. Cipperley, L. Tempel, W. Nestler, 1. Iveson, M. Farley, P. Corel- lis, F. Van Slyck. ROOM 212 ROW l: P. McDonnugh, P. Evans, W. Mack, K. Dries- cnstock, K. Daniels, R. Pol- lack, R. jones, L. Markell, D. Terino, C, Balcom. Row 2: C. Underwood, J. Russo, R. Stott, R. Van Epps, M. Berry, J. Koong, J. Craw- ford, R. Runke, J. Casella, Miss Stapleton. ROW 3: J. Ruggles, R. Hoff- man, R. Georcze, R. Sauer, J. Camp, R. Flynn, W. Lin- scott, J. Sherwood, K. Prion. ,ra pl ROOM 215 ROW l : R. May, M. Stone, D. Druschel, R. Cuzdey, J. Has- tings, S. Bush, E. Foley, A. Munger, C. Meizinger, Leavitt. ROW 2: R. Czajka, D. Hutch- inson, D. Strevell, C. Draiss, -I. Hassett, G. Steinberg, D. Palmateer, K. Mulford, Mr. Gray. ROW 3: D. Groat, D. Tripp, C. Van Buren, T. Morey, R. Hauser, L, Hilton, V. Di Bacco, R. Wolven, P. Poy- neer, F. Colegrove. ROOM 213 ROW l: F. Whitegivcr, L Curtis, K. Amann, D. Bon- ner. P. Dock, -I. Housentl, I.. Fiato, S, Pearlman, S. Van Waldenburg. ROW Zi F. Colcgrovc, L. San- ders, M. Thoma, W. Albert- son, E. RL-ctl, D. Meegan, N. Scharpf, T. Madtlalla, W. Albertson, Mrs. Berger. ROW 5: D. Lazzaro, E. Bar- don, A. Carusone, F. Covi- cllo, C. Moore, R. Kingston, D. Flanders, L. Oliver, R. Decker. 55 . I T ROOM 217 ROW l: M. Cibulas, M. Mad- O, dalla, P. Van Slyclc, S. Pol- lack, N. Schewe, S. Tullar, J. Waganka, j. Scher, J Hockford, D. De Groff. ROW 2: D. Boyle, M. Bodi S. Roth, G. Gaylord, R Sharrrand, R. Snook, G Smith, G. Peck, L. Malossi Mr. King. ROW 3: K. Hudak, H. Mead Phelan G Gebler P. J- , - . Kardos, B. De Pasquale, J Disanro, J. Fitzpatrick, T. Malone, J. jeannin, P, Cle well. ROOM 216 ROW 1: K. Carlson, D. Bab- cock, E. Panton, P. Phelan, M. Denslow, L. Nead, P Srymesr, C. Marorr, G. Ar- chambeault. ROW 2: J. McDonald, P. Mei- singer, D. Pollock, V. Lager, B. johnson, D. Garvey, N. Stever, R. Fethers, P. Beinko, Mr. Southard. ROW 3: A. Cipperley, K. Buzzard, W. Trossback, N. Rowe . Corones P. Van , J , Kampen, F. Bauer, J. File, J. Wallace, D. Bucci. ROOM 232 ROW 1: A. Schermerhorn, V. Hotaling, D. Dzialo, C. Moore, D. Onufer, F. Hun- rer, If Poppey. ROW 2: J. Comstock, J. Hen- derson, M. Cure, S. Ergz- berger, E. Canam, C. Reno, Miss Mendel. ROW 3: D. Spencer, G. Lin- scotr, P. Meacham, D. Law- rence, D. Van Loan, A. Green, R. Maloney, T. Free- mantle. LiBRAR Y CLUB LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is composed of ROW 1: E. Panton, S. Bush, P. Evans, B. jerew, C. Piet- ronello, R. Delioreest. ROW 2: D. Babcock, W. Mask, C. Buchanan, j. Hampshire, M. Sanderson, C. Stark, L. Stewart, M. Bogoslovsky, N. Chesser, Mrs. Hollister. ROW 5: J. Wagzanka, S. Ze- lenke, C. Sauca, J. Craw- ford, M. Kozegarten, C. Dreiss, G. Steinberg, V. Lager, D. Mermelstein, P. MacDonald. ROW '11 j. Hockford, D. De Graff, R. Peck, -I. Piniazek, B. johnson, R. Schreiner, S. Tullar, Kasky, B. Olf, P. Stoll. TT ki -Q21 A1 ri . WWW- 34 students who enjoy literary work. During their free periods and after school, they do odd jobs in the li- brary and obtain valuable instruc- tion from Mrs. Hollister. Their serv- ices, including checking out books, returning them to the shelves, and decorating the bulletin boards, are appreciated by everyone at Columbia. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Under the guidance of Mr. jetter, the I. R. C. had a very active year. The group heard an interesting lecture on for- eign affairs by a young Ger- man executive, attended a mock Security Council meet- ing, operated a booth at the P.T.A. bazaar, and sponsored a record hop in january. This educational organization is be- neficial .to both students and teachers. I.R.C. SEATED: J. Ratcliffe, E. Budd, R. Zimmerman, M. Connola, K. Mitchell. STANDING: R. Pusatete, AI. Cornman, Mr. jetter, S. Halsey, L. Stewart, D. Calamaras, A. MacLeod A. Rheingold, B. Thomas, C. Balfe, S. Strom- wasser, I. Sherman. a FORENSIC SOCIETY Forensic Society performs the valuable service of providing its members with an opportunity for training in public speak- ing, the poise and experience in thinking on one's feet gained from debates are assets to success in any field of endeavor. This year Columbia joined a new league called the Hudson-Mohawk Forensic-Association, created to serve the need of a debating organization near Albany. GUIDANCE NEWSLETTER The Guidance Newsletter staff, under the leadership of its editor, Cynthia Nead, pub- lishes a weekly paper for sen- ior high students. This infor- mative publication, co-ordin- ated by Mr. Cornman, presents hints about college and career choices which are of interest to every Columbian. GUIDANCE NEWSLETTER SEATED: 1. Whipple, M. Talbit, S. Ainslie, L. Stewart, B. Rottschaefer, K. Weatherwax. STANDING: C. Coulston, D. LaBier, C. Dy- jak, J. Dierberger, J. Truax, P. Piazza, I. Sher- man, j. Cassidy. ENSIC ROW 1: L. Nc-ad, C. Balfe E. Cue, R. Hayes, M. Hart J. Hampshire, M. Clinton, C Pollock, D. Gagnon, -I Hockford. ROW 2: S. Caldwell, J. Hast- ings. K. Wrightscmn, P. Fitz- patrick, S. Rottschac-fer, M Rheingold, L. Markell, H Lanford, Mr. Hotchkiss. ROW 3: D. Henderson, D LaBier, J. Whipple, A. Mar- lin, A. Rheingold, A. Fas- oldt, J. Hampshire, B. Rott- schfer, T. Kicrnan, C. Coul ston. W. Albertson, P. Boutdillon B. Bruder, G. Brudcr, J Camp, j. Corones, R. Pol- lack, B. Sayer, D. Torino. SOCIETY ABSENT FROM PICTURE: HONOR SOCIETY l W P' .Qs '35 0 HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society under the leadership of its presi dent Henry Lmford his had 1 very busy year In its eleventh year of existence the Les Sivants Chapter took charge of the elmkroom it home basketball etmes engaged in a dis eussion of Honor Society methods and procedures at Colonie and were hosts for eraduttes who lttended 1 college talk in December Their income is used to buy pins for new mem bers ind to shire in the expenses of regents awards in une SPANISH CLUB paul' SEATED E Cue R Zim merman S Chipp H Lanford L Carpenter S Halsey STANDING I Hamp sir H Holbein C Balfe S Caldwell K Weatherwax ROW 1: R. Zimmerman G. Cipperly, Cue, R Hayes, K. Mitchell, N Schweigert, L. Stewart ROW 2: G. Hirt, J. Brown E. Dollard, S. Stromwas ser, K. Weatherwax, Miss Grady. ROW 3: K. Moorman, R Peck, J. Daniels, R. Gold stein, M. Talbit, P. Sch reiner, M. Meyer. 'Swv 4- fewes- J, 1 -- ,Fig ' ,, fam , Y we E 5,3 f, Y x - . L if . ',l1,.'. . .Ii ir t . ' O. , 1 J. ,WL-Y., fl! . ul . s 9 ' za, .' - l I , I yy.: K 5' , ' .. ' 2' , I, 5 A , 3 A '- - .0 X ' Q ' , - , I QM i V Ae' 9 ' ! . 4x '- ' - . , Ii 1 2 A. , l ' h' e, . ' , . -L. 'K 5 , , , ls ,J . I . 1 fl . A S TQ - 1 .M v, U .--,F I , xwf N ' , 2 , 1 . . . ' i '. 1 1 ', 2 . I t r t ' . 1 A . ' . Ya , t ' A - 1 . -' , ' l . . . . , . - .' 5 Y r 1 - 1 A . . ' all lr L . ' . i .i f' . ' l I . 1. ROW l R Bamford M Mc.yer A Rhemgold K Weatherwax H Hol em S Ha sey Stromwasscr L Stewart B Rottschaefer ROW 2 K Wurstlin M Rheingold A Ratzen B O Crawford B Sayer S Rottschaefer E Schmidt Mr Dammer ROW3 W Heumann I Cassidy R Clinton l' Shanholtzer D LaB1er J Whipple R Rudat B Bruder C Coulston j McArty ff:-E fs -'if 1 ROW 1 H Lanford S Caldwell A Rheincold C Lazzaro J Remkus Cassidy B Sayer Sanderson S Sedlik H Holbein ROW 2 D Mermelstern N Ryman L Man clow M Ammerman J Piniazek J Bashford S Bliss Crawford S Rottschaefer Mrs Cald we ROW 7: K Wurstlin R DeFreest D Garvey A Karzen I Crawford P I-itzpatrick K Wright son M. Stone B. Heck C. Milvo. ROW 4: G. Dickson W. Halsey W. Cassidy R. Clinton J. Hampshire W. Lanford. R. Cald- w M. Schacht Gahn H. Mead. GERMAN CLUB LANGUAGE CLUBS Columbia has three clubs representing the language department the Latin Spanish and German Clubs These orgtnizattons try to rncrease the members know ledge of and interest in the language as well is the btckeround of the native coun tries The Spanish Club Los Drablos Azuelos headed by Rich ard H tyes president and Miss Grady adviser plans a trip to New York in the spring and earned money for it by presenting a dance in October The Deutsehuerien or German Club under president Sue Halsey and advxser Mr Dammer presents movies and lectures at its monthly meetings The Latin Club with its president Barbara Sayer and adviser Mrs Caldwell sold ribbon candy at Christmas time to finance a trip to New York in March and operated a booth at the PTA bazaar LATIN CLUB me STAGE CREW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Rodcn, L. Gold up, B. Becker, B. Reilly, C. Markcll F. Roden, P. Trawinslci, O. Noel, D Lundy. M wlrxigx , , X neva, X Ngzvgii 'Wg' X I 'mail' mm I Q' s dnl! gf.. RADIO CLUB SEATED: S. Sedlik, M. Bogoslof- sky. STANDING: Mr. Roden, F. Ro- den, D. Lundy, R. Hayes, H Lanford, I. Sherman. B .fc ew K9 ' ,ll W5 ff. 'R Ilia? 522:23 ' 1 6 l ll e STORE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Krug, G. Visconti, L. Herman, J. Bashford, Mrs. Coumbe, H. Toth, J. Lewis. fS '45 l x -', Q1 CHESS CLUB SEATED: W. Tullar, B. Olf, R. Rudat, N. Ryman, Mr. South- ard. STANDING: W. Halsey, J. Hen- ner, J. Daniels, A. Spatola, R. Gagnon, W. Drost, R. Stoll, R. Norris, J, McArty. CROSSROADS GEM ROW 1: R. Zimmerman, K. Wea- therwax, R. Zullo, C. Nc-ad, M. Clinton, 1. Hampshire, M. Con- nola, P. DiBacco, S. Chipp, P. Ammerman, L. Stewart. ROW 2: M. Cihulas, M. Meyer, K. Wurstlin, S. Stromwasser, R Hayes, A. Rheingold, D. LaBier, K. Mitchell, E. Cue, M. Hart, M. E. Rice. ROW 3: J. Cassidv, D. Mermel- stein, L. Vanne, L. Lustenader, L. Corones, j. Hampshire, A. Marlin, C. Coulsron, B. Casey, L. Harlfinger, P. Fitzpatrick, P. DiBacco. ABSENT: Mr. DuPont, Advisor. W, Q35 10 we EU F O TEACHERS Y-KU' F. T. A. The F. T. A.'s able and active president, jane Hampshire, and faculty advisers, Miss Aposto- lides and Mr. Blass, have worked together to set up an ambitious program for its members who are interested in a teaching career. In addition to movies and panel discussions at regular meet- ings, the students operated a booth at the P.T.A. Bazaar and sponsored the annual Student Teacher Day in February. VARSITY CLUB ROW l: S. Pollock, Scher W. Mack, J. Wanka, C. Lem: ley, S. Green, 1. Hoclcford J. Brown. ROW 2: Miss Apostolides, L Stewart, R. Zimmerman, M Connola, B. Bulles, C. Pol- lock, J. Hampshire, L. Lus- tenader, S. Stromwasser, D Bennink, A. Weiner, Mr Blass. ROW 3: E. Pantnn, P. Evans N. Ryman, J. Hockford, M Meyer, M. Hart, J. Kasky L. Vanne, M. E. Rice, K Moorman, K. Wrightson, D Terino. ROW 4: D. Babcock, S. Bush inson, V. Lager, J. Piniazek S. Tullar, -I. Crawford, G Steinberg, L. Harllinger, S Dray, L. Markell, C. Moore E. Pietraniello. Obviously! SEATED: R. Teliska, C. Laz- zaro, M. Casatelli, B. Heck. ROW 1: Miss Cosgrove, B. Casey, J. Brown, M. Steves, M. Sanderson, K. Mitchell, C. Nead, R. Zimmerman, J. Toth, B. Budd. ROW 2: S. Halsey, E. Cue, C. Markell, B. Bulles, R. Zel- enke, W. Keenan, J. Cas- sidy, C. Foote, H. Lanford, B. King, F. Roden, R. Cald- well, D. Henderson, S. Kir- shon. ROW 3: L. Corones, R. Pusa- tere, P. Schillinglaw, R. Ab- batiello, F. Shanholtzer, A. Gates, D. Strevell, P. Vis- conti, R. Hoffman, W. Glea- son, R. Rudat, R. Maloney, J. Zelenke, P. Schreiner, P. DiBacco. ROW 4: B. Thomas, W. Drost, D. VanGelder, P. De- Heus, R. Bamford, S. Bam- ford, R. Goldstein, L. Ban- croft, 1. Habbinger, L. De- LaMater, F. Klose, R. Mahl- stedt, M. Witt, W. Gregory, R. Zullo. R. DiFrt-est, D. Mermel- stein, C. Draiss, D. Hutth- ROW! I Parzak M C .xrdnnur H Holbeln C Marknll ROW 2 D Bookbrnder Mitchell R Clldvull C Coul ston J C.1sS1dy I Cornnun ROW3 H Lmtord XV DfC3SI R Cagnon M Tulblr R Clanton D Henderson ls rr good' ROW 1: F. Cue, B. Budd, S, Halsey, M. Bogoslofsky, R. Zimmerman. ROW 2: VI. Clornman, P. Bour, dillon, M. Talbir, R. Abba- riello, G. Kanuck, DI. Cassidy. KE Y CLUB KEY CLUB The Rey C lub rs an 1l1m1ln group spon bored by rhc Ihsr Greenbush N1SSlll KIWTHIS Club Thls dub ns under thc Icadcrshxp of B1llHolbe1n preildenr md Dr Bookblnder fmulry frduscr Durmg, mrs weekly meetmgs members drscuss proyurs for the 1mprove ment of Lhc commumty TENNIS CLUB Keep Grlp on Trop BAND ROW 1 B Heck P Bowen B Budd L Coons E Cue M Hacker A Katzen M Rheingold B Johnson J Hastings ROW 2 R Zimmerman J Hampshire S Rottschaefer W Holbein W OConnor K Mastromarchl B Rowe E Whitegiver J Gahn G Bruder C Gibson ROW 3 M Stone J Brown N Smith P DeHeus W Al bertson L Reed D Pulver K England G Dckson F Roden L Horaling B Rortschaefer R Hayes N Rowe M Sanderson C Goldberg J Hockford W Kelly Plaisted S Verbraska ROW 4 D Druschcll N Chesser G Steinberg J Hamp- shire D Van Gelder Mr Morse T Abbatiello B Thomas K Mitchell H Haven H Meade E Millington J Mat thews P Kardos B Btuder J Van Schaick J Lewis ABSENT J Hockford Y Pamtch J Crawmer J Cornman J Mitchell S Wood A Rheingold CHORUS D lv ROW 1: K. Mulford, D. Druschell, K. Wurstlin, S. Green, M. Speranza, S. Ingui, R. Meyerte, K. Daniels, K. Miller. ROW 2: D. Bennink, M. Riley, J. Tennant, D. Owen, S. Monte, J. Hockford, T. Katchmar, G. Archambeault, P. Stymest, M. Bogolofsky. ROW 3: B. Finkle, J. Mashford, M. Sanderson, L. Harlfinger, J, Paigo, S. Bliss, N. Bruins, P. Fox, S. Campbell, P. DiBac- co, M. Steves. ROW 4: Mr. Gietz, L. Bancroft, W. Gregory, C. Foote, J. Colabelli, C. Lazzaro, D. Lazzaro, G. Freemantle, P. Shil- linglaw, J. Kasky, D. File, B. Miller. ABSENT: N. Ryman, B. Olf. THE H AXRE M1LuON APPIEST in-4, f 'ff SEATED: C. Balfe, H. Holbein, K. Mitchell, I.. Car- 4' pentcr, M. Gardineer, Miss Tracy. E I f STANIMNG. P. Ammcrman, W. Kelly, C. Lazzaro, f H. Lanford, G. Hirt, J, Hampshire, M. Sanderson, ' 1,1 R. Hayes, A. Rhcingold. X 1 hr' , h 1 'Nh ' '27 j x 1 if Xxx SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Q 9 SEATED: B. Heidelmark, E. Dollard, C. Pollock, B. Budd, R. Rich. STANDING: L. Butts, R. Barnet, D. Bennink, K. Wcutherwax, M. Steves, S. Scdlik, M, Sanderson, D. Gagnon, C. Nead, L. Stewart. it 1 SPRING PLAY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN i i i 1 Q Y gif? :Elf 4.,' 4 it l i X WN FL. Win-:mu ROW l 1 S. Bliss, S. Stromwasser, B. Sayer. H. Holbein, K. Mitchell, H. Lanford, E. Dol- lard. -O ROW 2: A. Fasoltlt, J. Hampshire, T, Kiernan, J. Whipple, R. Schreiner, A. Rheingold, R. Hayes, M. Talbit, Miss Tracy. W ROW 5: K. Weatherwax, E. Cue, J. McArty, 1. Mitchell, J. Cassidy, W. Gregory, D. Hen- derson, W. Halsey, B. Heck, Y. Bourtlillon. - Q ROW I: Miss Tracy, L. Stewart, J. Willis, M. Meyer, K. Moorman. ROW 2: K. Weatherwax, G. Hitt, W. Halsey, R. Zimmer- man, M. E. Rice. ROW 5: A. Weiner, H. Shaw, C. Nead, L. Harlhnger. ROW 4: D. Lundy, C. Pollock, A. Lustenader, J. Bashfortl, L. Corones, R. Hayes. MAKE-UP SQUAD X , xyk .I . ' A i .ivy . - 5 A . ' - ii 9 if A is A ' .Liz i 1' ' v flf- I j Q r . X .A tw-3 184. ,W W A.: K Q ' ., N ' N , a U, . ,Qu I ' w 4.9 K Q 1 V ,Ms - -L ax, f 3 .A If . Q .',, T-,S 'Sf' 4 S A x gf, K Q 3 is 9, . -' x i 1 - T ' W ' , R f . . 7 A - l A - v l-l A A Q 5 ' 'R it H Il - ln 'I .. '- 89 SEATED: J. Toth, L. Corones, B. Heidelmark, S. Halsey, K. Weatherwax, G. Hirt, J. Bashford. STANDING: Miss Tracy, J. Pollock, J. Brown, Y. Panitch, B. Casey, M. Hart, M. E. Rice. SEATED: J. Hampshire, R. Hayes, S. Chipp. STANDING: G. Cipperley, H. Lanford M. Krug. I S --ur ' - ' 'Sgr tv ff' K , Editor Carol Balfe 17 -4.-'d X I '-'Zi M f x iii? YEARBOOK N QS' Z KL 0 Mrs. Gander SEATED: L. Carpenter, K. Mitchell. STANDING: R. Pusaterc, S. Sedlik, S. Caldwell. STAFF Fellow Columbians: For the past year, the staff of the 1960 Columbian has been working composing layout sheets, identifying pictures, and doing all the jobs necessary to the production of a year- book. Although we have worked hard, we could never have accomplished anything without the aid of many other people. Our endless questions and problems were always solved when we took them to Mrs. Gander. To Mr. Lyons we turned frequently to produce an extra piece of artwork, often at the last minute. To them go our sincere thanks. Special thanks go also to Frumkin Studios, our photog- raphers, and to O'Toole 8: Sons, our printers. ln producing this yearbook, my staff and I have tried to initiate features and to maintain the high standards of past Columbiam. In doing this we hope that we have pro- duced a yearbook which is both pleasing and interesting to the students of Columbia. CAROL BALFB, Editor Mr. Lyons PALLETEERS STANDING: C. Nead, F. In- gram, P. Miaski, F. Shaby. SEATED: 1. Pollock, P. Mar- sis, L. Herman, M. Steves, Mr. Lyons. ...ETC. Columbia's newest organi- zation is the senior high liter- ary magazine ,.., ETC., ad- vised by Mr. Kuk. The staff is composed of students with an interest in writing. This peri- odical contains original poems, essays, and stories by senior high students. gf This year the Palleteers, a group of students with talent in art, have begun work on a new mural for the cafeteria. In addition, they provide invalu- able assistance with prepara- tions for the yearbook. Stu- dents obtain membership in this club only through a per- sonal invitation by Mr. Lyons, head of the Art Department. COLUMBIAS ARTISTS PAINTING MURAL SEATED: Mr. Kult, J, Bashford, P. Ammcrman, S. Bliss, B. Sayer. STANDING: J. Cassidy, B. Bulles, J. Wlhipple, K. Wurstlin, D. LaBier, J. Hockford, R. Clin- ton, C. Coulston, J. McArty. BLUE DEVILS Q-g-,-1-,':'?.5 -F ffg figs l ROW 1 F Shanholtzr R Mahlstedt J Habbmger Duryea R Hcdden J Golden G Hxza B Thomas B Romer ROW 2 R Goldstcxn Coach Gray J Corones A Gates R Maloney R Bamford C Southworth M Casatelll I 7elenke D VanGeldLr Coach Budnowskn FOOTB Columbra s lightrng blue dev1ls found the Suburban Councll competmon tough thrs year but managed a respectable record of 3 wms and 3 losses The team agam ably coached by Mr Budnowskx wxth the ever present help of Mr Gray started off the season well by nrppmg Colonre the only team to beat us rn 1958 by a score of 14 13 Next a hustlmg Mohonasen eleven fell to our hard chargmg team 14 12 Rrddlmg the defense wlth draw plays and then passmg over them for touchdowns brought a 27 O vlctory over Guxlder land However rn the showdown game bxg ex 'xx wall, L ROW 3 W Cassrdy C Bxshop R Pusatere R Telrska H Romer B McClennan G Peck G Ostrander R Zelenke ROW 4 W Gregory R Zullo R Wrllrams S Bamford j Stoneburner B Gleason M Heck G Freemantlc LL 1959 perrenced Shaker passed all afternoon wxth phenomenal accuracy over our erght and nme man lrne to gaxn a clear cut 260 trxumph The team never recovered from that blow losrng next to Nrskayna and then on a cold ranny afternoon to our arch rrval Bethlehem The team captamed by tackle oe Zelenke 1 four year veteran and fullback Bob Tellska hmshed rurth rn the Councxl In due recognxtxon for hrs mspnrxng play at the quarterback slot all season B111 Gleason was named first team All Albany e 1m4lP 'Q lb Sn 1-6: asv' Lo+fT 4 In Y xi' Q 15 me-X was ia .. 4 . -- .Q . 'fu , ,. Q .. : ,Q . -, Q , A I ', ,.,,, ,..A X K Mackey plows one under ., if ... As ,gre if ' ir' I Q4 , LQ ri, arf? 2 :Q 1? .VI Q :iii 3 : Q sa W ,-.uv 3 1'- NALWM wx 'wx' ,ers -f-444. 5 r'BB T 1 rw as.. ' n,'?,.!f' a, A ,, .lf He won't get away All-Albany G.B. on the mone GLEASON x coAcH GRAY CASATE'-U ZELENKE L L 1 .fit ,jk-QQ, M516 - ., ,. xr: ,i , K Z. Xwimg-qt' , ' 1 f . '- 'A X, 1 -Q N' X N U, M E I 5 ' I l' L i w W2 l?4 'YN if A iff ix s . vi! ki. X J -'1 ' a Mika' THOMAS SHANHOLTZER FREEMANTLE ZELENKE SEZ ,,...v' gli. Look out everybody' Trght Squeeze? Columbras first bonfire rally N arf!-n . '7 k K .L ,A -' E.. .v Y Qyfxfvjf' E .K A . ,An - ml ,-mg' 4 ' Q .'-we-,'f 2 V A N.. A . V r. . , M W What? Run into that mess! No. 29-One leg? ' pf :QLD-.rr IBN l I A -:lug UHONES VLIYFORJ Ns SEE BURGER N ZIMMERMAN BUDL SOCCER ROWI M Thoma B Bulles J Ruggles C Markell D Henderson j Mntchell J Cassxdy ROW 2 Coach Dammer J Danrels B Seymour I Sher The underclasman dommated soccer team booted rts way to a record of 2 wtns and 7 losses Coached by Mr Damner an expert player himself and captamed by hrgh scoring dependable Clark Markell the team be gan lts season with a 5 7 wm over Shaker Schalmont Monhonasen and Nxskayuna were too much for the young team but Columbia agam trlumphed over Shak 41 man F Roden R Kung P Del-leus ROW? L Wagner M Witte F Klose W Drost C Foote D Rudat er by a score of 10 4 The team showed steady progress rn the second half of the season as evrdenced by the closer scores The last game went to a strong Albany Hrgh team by only one penalty shot Smce he IS losing only two players Captam Markell and Larry Bancroft who had 6 pornts to hrs credrt Coach Damner ns ex pcctmg a really fine season next fall And away we go! That's using your head CROSS COU TRY They really work hard' Unlrke the soccer team the cross country team was loaded w1th expernence and talent Wrth Mr Lynch as coach and clockwatcher the harrrers were able to run up an outstandmg record In the Grout Memorr tl Run they hmshed Sth out of 19 schools ln a trlangular meet on our home course the Columbxa runners captamed by Carl Lazzaro and Henry Lanford soundly trounched Colome and Bethlehem After a 6th place flmsh m the Coblcskrll meet the team Fmrshed 'ard ln the Suburban Countrl Champronshlps Fmally at the Sectnonals our team fimshed Sth rn the B d1v1s1on Carl Lazzaro was our hrst man rn every mcct and as a member of the Scctlon II team he came m 55th agamst all the B C D and E schools nn the state Congratulanons to Carl Coach md the Columbxa harrlers Carl Coach and trophy ROW1 C Lazzaro H Lanford P Vrscontr T Boyle ROW 2 Coach Lynch W Lanford R Caldwell D Lazzaro P Shrllmglaw l . , . . . . 11- 1 . , 4 ' 4 , . . . 1 , .N . C ' a x ' ' 4 , ' , 4 . . . 3 V L - N , l ,L I , 1 t . . w A . ,4 -1 ' I , ,, , , s wk X X v F ' 1 1 fl 1 4 D . w ,t . r . , 3 . . . Q I,g'l , , 1, xg' J Q Qtr ' Q X , S-. 1 1' x 5 , I , . 1 K' ' 5. r , 1 X, ' 3 .fx fy' C N A , : . , . ,. , . . : , . , . , . ,. L . VARSITY BASKETBALL 2 ROW1 S Caldwell T Boyle P Visconti mer P Ammerman G Bartnick H Romer R Wil ROW 2 Coach Lynch S Sedlik J Stoneburner B Ro liams W Gleason P Bennett BASKETBALL 1959 1960 The 1959 1960 Basketball team earned a fine record 13 wins and 4 losses Under the skillful and patient guidance of Coach Lynch the team was characterized by skill spirit and sportsmanship An opening win ovcr Van Rensselaer broke a two year hex and the squad began Council play with a 62 53 win oven cap able Schalmont Stunncd by Niskayuna 71 56 and nip ped by Shaker the Blue Devils tri captained by Boyle Viscontr and Caldwell then went on the ram page winning six in a row However a single point loss to Niskayuna quenched hopes of first place After winning tts last five games the team lost a pl tyoff game to a hot handed Schalmont giving us third place in the league The team was led throughout the season by Tom Q ' , Look out behind you! Boyle probably the best basketball player to don the blue and white of Columbia Tommy rewrote the rec ord books of Columbia High with a 34 point single game total a 19 point season average a 30 rebound single game total and a 17 rebound game average He was aided by Paul Visconti a fine all around player and tremendous competitor Paul Ammerman 65 center Steve Caldwell top man in assists and B111 Glea son a hustling ball hawk Soph B111 Romer and Senior Steve Sedlik were top replacements backed up by Henry Romer erry Stoneburner and Richie Williams who joined the team after Gary Bartnick dislocated his knee The invaluable manager was Red Bennett Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia SCORES Rensselaer Schalmont Niskayuna Shaker ..... Colonie ,.... Mohonasen Bethlehem Guilderland Rensselaer Schalmont N iskayuna Shaker ..... Colonie ..... Mohonasen Bethlehem Guilderland Schalmont Sal Lb 4 qlv 323' ni T 1- ,VV nqrqv-fm-ww iwwv BALFE PLNSTED .S ,R CARPENTER BO SKI WHAT iN T BROWN gl 5 TOTH JAYVEE BASKETBALL TEAM 'I' VT . Q X Y 1 ROWI R Mahlstedt Coach Obermayer P Meacham R Abbatnello M Heck J Palmatrer R ROW 2 T Krrsch G Ostrander B Guynup J Golden Paxgo JAYVEE BASKETB LL The ayvee Basketball team came a long way from tts condrtron at the first practrce to nts abrlnty rn the last game Coach Obermftyer fashroned a ball club good enough to fimsh the season wnth a record of ten wms and seven losses By vrrtue of 1ts fourth place finrsh the team partrcrpated rn the Suburban Councxl post season tournament At the end of the season the first team was Pete Meacham George Ostmnder Marty Heck Bob Pargo and erry Palmatnerr A healthy well done goes to all concerned JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS K Moorman M Meyer G Cnpperley H Haven M Connola C Smrth S Stott BOWLING TEAM Holffman W Keenan J Habbrnger C Southworth F Shanholtzer W Drost W Gregory L Goldup Coach Gray BOWQJNG Each year the Columbla bowlmg team seems to be come better Thls year was no exceptxon as the keglers coached by topnotch bowler Mr Gray earned second place rn the Suburban Councnl wnth 12 wms and 3 losses and second place ln the Round Robm For good measure the team captamed by Bob Hoffman was Hfth m the Sectronals Joe Habbmger had the hxgh srngle of 257 and htgh trxple of 628 Next year the team has a very good chance to finally occupy that top rung VOLLEYBALL As thus yearbook goes to press the Columbia vol leyball team lS rn first place m the league and has vnrtually cmched the trtle Well coached by Mr Erncson and captarned by Art Rhemgold and Make Casey the team has a record of 11 wms and 1 loss and has stx games remaxnmg Wrth nts chnef competmon Nls kayuna out of the way the tall talented team should go all the way No one who plays thus sport can help but enjoy rt whxch may account for tts rapxd growth at Columbra Congratulatnons tenratrvely' VOLLEYBALL TEAM riff? ROW 1 C Foote Caldwell W Halsey D Coffee R Yackel D Mahar ROW 2 M Casey F Klose A Rhemgold R Goldstexn C Grbson Coach Errcson ',. 1 V ' t r 1 A V Jr . P 5 A ' . Wx X A A R, , . , . ' , . , . , . . . . , - . 1 - ' 1 , . , . ' . 3 1 a ' 9 ' ' Y 7 1 . , . . , . 4..........,..l A . W f 3, , . ,V ,f f 1 . C, . 2 4 1 D , M . . 5 . , K 4 5 f A I 5 A R Q . , K 2 A 4 -. H , '49 .Y ' - f 5 . KX 5 Q, Ek :W i 4 V, C f ' -. :Q s , 5 .' : . , R. , . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . , . , . , . TRACK N NX NN VW- ROW 1 R Smrth j Zelenke F Roden W Gregory Shanholtzer B Dom R Mahlstedt R Bamford A R Reno W Drosr R Maloney M Fntzgerald C Lopez L Delamater C Foote W Gleason G Os Lazzaro trander ROW 2 Coach Budnowskr H Lanford R Thorne F SUBURBAN COUNCIL CHAMPIONS The 1959 track team fashroned an almost unbeatable record to carry on lts wmmng tradttlon Sxx wms rn dual meets brought the track dual meet record sxnce 1949 to 40 wms and 5 losses Gunlderland LaSalle Colome Bethlehem Lanslngburgh and Shaker fell to our talented team Columbna also defeated Bethle hem and Gunlderland IH a trxangular meet In the Sub urban Councnl Champnonshrps the team came out first ro take home the trophy Two records were broken thrs year Bxll Drost rewrote the broad jump to 19 1074 and Ross Bamford lowered the hurdles txme to 213 seconds The baton award wmner was B111 Gleason who ran the 100 and 220 and anchored the relay 4' x . 6 1 x- .' ... I I ' Gleason-Delamater-Victory! With the greatest of ease! VARSITY BASEBALL -nuulnnlnln-.abs M0 'rv-vs Teka ,f 'Q i' A real pro' S e Vs s ide' ball team played its first season in the Suburban Council It won only one game out of lfi Lack of a field made it necessary to play all of the games away from home which un doubtedly hampered the team Piul Visconti pitched tht only win ovtr Shaker Hutky Blair captained the team and Herb Phillips wis a bulwark behind the plate and at bar The team expects next season to be much better since most of the personnel is returning VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM MHQK km l. iq ll' .4 QM pk Bl ROWI J Mraslu, R Pusatere, S Caldwell, R Bla1r,W Kccnan, R Telnska ROW 2 P Schreiner, P V1sconti,G Lawson, H Ph1ll1ps,S Bamford, T Boyle, R Hoffman, Coath Bourgeois I 1 'JI U ff 's , 'i A f' - L . A x Q. A+ E' ' ' A H Q Y., X N ' . i sl 'f n'i' 7 . ilid , i, l' '. Under a new coach, Mr. Bourgeois, himself an outstanding baseball player, the base- B -Q F! wi -I ff ,Ji e E t ' n XX X, .A f W K ' 1 S Q ' ' . U I R W ' Q 1 i ju .2 . , I VI S Q - A aff M. to A . ,I b A , s '53, A. 'X I lx xi I A S .' -isi- S il , as o M. V ' . I BASEBALL JAYVEE FRESHMAN Iva,-.41 na Q as 5.1 4 f i'.a+f..'f3g+.... RPM0 Rowzc hB BG BH fdKWh ROXV 7 Coach King., A Gates R Rudat R Mahlstndt W ple D 'lgyicknollurlaeols uynup an or lp- Romer I Stomburncr M Heck TENNIS The 1959 Tenms Team wfls able ro achieve 1 very respccmble record of slx wms md hve losses Cmched by Mr Kuk and capramed by Bruce MLClenn1n the rum sph: mrh Schfnlmonr m urs hrsr ounng In succeeding mqcches Columbm befnr Phllllp Schuyler I 0 lost ro Bethlehem 0 2 lost to N1sk1yun1 0 7 bear Slnker 7 0 and but Colome 2 0 Wnrlu most of the team members rerurnmg 'md good m1ter1ul comlng fllong the tcnms rum should gnve a good account of Itself TENNIS TEAM ROW 1 J Cassxdy, D Cornman, B McClennan, R Abbanello 108 ROW 2 D Henderson, D LaB1er, A Fasoldr, L Bamrofr, G Kanuclk, Coach Kulx a ' ' F X f 1 f , F gi ' . If l 1 ' f W NH . .. . r a ,J J 'L x fx V X , J 6374, l 4 I I f 1 q , ' , . 0 , . v F L I K . .Q 1,,. H I 11' E f . 4 .W 1 .gs , K.vf4'lAu .sk-,,, gk' ROW li l. Sherman, J. Palmaner, C. Torre, C. Amsworth, ROW 1: D. Fiam, R'TrL1Lleau,W' Lanfordi . 7 . D . 1 7 - . . . , . , . , . , . h. , . , . . . . y 4 i , A , - . . , - , , , H -. K , , , ' . U . . . . . . . . ' ' ' O 1 , '. ' m . u . . 4 , .c c . s ' ' I, -, -1.-..,1 . ..-, n . 1 I I L , x x lk . Y . w l l CASATELLI HOFFMAN PUQATERE BAINWPCDFI EAMFOFQL TENNIS TEAM Wh. ,arm ROW1 B Heck R Zxmmerman B Budd S Halsey E Cue ROW 2 J Brown S Hoffman B Kardos K Ferns C Abbauello L Comnes The tenms team had a vxctorxous season crowned by the defeat of the tenms team from Hudson Thls IS the first txme that C H S has defeated Hudson m many years Con gratulatxons girls' Though the team suffered the loss of several members they played a fine season losmg only one match Mnss Cosgrove who coaches the tenms team was well pleased with the team s performance COSGROVE NICE S SOFTBALL TEAM SITTING M Green P Rrckert B Budd S Halsey E Cue R Zimmerman M Hams STANDING S Packard P DIB Thrs years team h cl acco B Casey S Prsann M Mantrca 1 Kasken P SOFTBALL I-Incks 1 Toth a a successful season even though they played few games Mxss Healy led the grrls at practrce and coached th d em urrng thexr games The freshman pictured below were part of a Freshman team who also played several games ERESHMAN WILL lm SHE HIT ITa 8 ARCHERY TEAM ...R ROW 1 P D1Bacco J Lewns K Mnrchell S Stromwasser S Pakard ROW 2 M Mxlo C Morey G Rxggs J Smxrh ARCHERY This years team was chosen from the gnrls partnclparnong m archery mtramurals The team was coached by Miss Cosgrove The archery team was the wmner of a meet held at Columbla Glrls from BC HS and Nxsayuna attended LOOKS GOOD GIRLS! HOCKEY TEAM A1158 HL1lLy lb Louh of thc hoclccy KC'll'l'l has spent mmy tfttrnoom md told mornmgs wlth tht 1511-15 Sha I115 shown them how to 1mprove thur gmt md to pl ty IS 1 compact tum Her work w1th them IS ,g.,rL1tly 1ppreu1ted by '1llthosc o11 the tu 1m MISS 1113111131 H OCK E Y 'lhg hotlxcy tum LkpLI'lLl1LLtl 1 hm sttson tl11s yur nlhty llUlLlLLl 1 plty l1y 1 Sh 1l1cr 1nd pl1yul5u1.r1ls1111glL EIIULS Thr. tum t1u.l l l xuth nts old r1x1l LlllSIlN,bLll'2,ll md lobt only om blml Duc to the Lxtrcmcly told Vtllflllf Llllflllj., tht. st 1so11 thc tum 1l1d not phy 19 m111y gtmcs IS LlSlIll I-loxsutr 1f thu h11l CHS would hut ltft mxny Llcfmttd tums upon thc held VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM JM R flIl1IIlLl'Il1dl'l l Lut C Pl.11xtL1l lx M1t1hc.ll H H.1v111 l Broun M Stqvu S H1lsu B B111l1 f N111 N1 1 S R11 NL1lL tr H1rt B H11 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM B Heck K Mitchell J Brown B Budd S Halsey M Srcvcs M Green I' Cue R 71mmerm.1n VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Columbm Curls Academy Columbla Lfnnslngburbh Columbla B C H S Columbla Gmlderland Columbia Shalmont Columbxa Colome Columbxa Mohonasen Columbla Lfmslngburgh Columbx 1 Kcnwood JAYVEE BASKETBALL TEAM C9 Q9 -.P uf A f ROW1 D Young S Pxsanx B Casu C Plaxsrcl M Stom ROW Z ,I Beberwyck P DxBacco L Coroncs J lothc C ulxm '. ............ 45 ' ..... .. 26 ' ............ 20 1 ' Y ........,..... 18 ' ............ 19 . , . . ................... 15 ' ............ 28 ' ................ 6 A ............ 15 .................... 3 ' ............ 55 ' ...................... 1 5 ' ............ 18 ...........,...... 8 ' ............ 21 . ' .............. 13 Columbia .......,.... 25 B.C.H.S. ...................... 29 'L ............ 2-fl ' .................... 30 AA- .x 7 V 5 I -'S xl? ' A ll ' V- f A K 3 x . I ' I ll Q 1 1 V M l X K ,RCC S, X I l I Y ,V w A A A -f 7 l ' q A. .,, 2 ERESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM 72? 1 S R15 '-x '-N ff 'Sf vxe by J ROW 1 E Panton J Hastmgs D Strevell .I Hockford L Markell ROW 2 R Pollack J Crawford M Ammerman S Campbell E Whxtemxcr BASKETBALL This year s Varsxty team played a very good season Couhed by Mxss Cosgrove they bowed only to Ken wood and BC H S The JV team hnxshed the season wxth an exceptnoml record The Freshman team also had a good rccord Though the Varsxty team will lose seven semors there are mmy promrsmg players com mg., up on both jV and Freshman TIM ERS SCORERS CHARTKEEPERS These blflS are the unnotlced members of the bas ketball squad Kathle as nmer runs the clock and posts the score on the scoreboard Sue the scorer keeps track of the polnts and fouls of each playcr In thc ofhcnl scorebook Mmon Ellen and Betty record on charts the posmons the boys shot from how they handle and pass the bwll and therr percentage rn shootmg TIMERS SCORERS CHARTKEEPERS fl I I 'H sys r!? 1 M Steves, K Mrtchell, S Halsey, E Cue, B Budd -:r 'S , ' T I T r : 5 I VA f t , IA, ,H V T dh , ,N Q Xa, Q, gbx 0 1 -'A X ' r f 1' ' r K h , ...Mn . . . ,L LQ 1 Y i ' W .Q ' , ty , -A A -ly y ,I I Q A . ,q 1 -1 ' 4 I ' .4 ,' ' bf' ' -'A ,vt l V' 'A A . 1 M ., I 1 , I , xx tl 3 'gt , HL ,..J-1-' - sg 5 - ' Q . at t It i f . , 1 1 ' , A A , . 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's' , :S Q b A, , , -1 h ' x - ' . x K H 5 , , ,,.f' 6 n 'Q X ' K ,. fi Q Bgjx Wflgb KATHIE AND REGINA HOLD THE TROPHY VARSITY CLUB AWARD The Varsxty Club trophy IS awarded at the Letter men s Banquet to those semor gxrls who have earned a total of 1 200 points nn sports These pomts are ac cumulated over the gurls four years rn hrgh school They are awarded for partrcnpatxon rn Inter class teams mtramurals Varsrty ayvee and Freshman teams cheerleadmg and to those g1rls who trme score and keep charts for both boy s and gxrl s basketball teams Each gnrl who meets the requnrement then has her name engraved upon the trophy whlch IS kept on drs play m the trophy case Prctured below are the semor grrls on Varsrty Club who are anmmg for the trophy VARSITY CLUB SENIOR GIRLS SEATED C Nead R Zimmerman K Mxtchell M Sanderson STANDING B Budd S Halsey M Steves E Cue ' s - 7 1 , . . , . , . . . - . . 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