Dolgeville High School - Slippertonian Yearbook (Dolgeville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

mpp Q fmfwon ddlqevdlk Cemfraxhghcwlll dolqevslle, new qork :qw Foreword LTHOUGH in the accepted sense of the word, the 1951 SLIPPERTONIAN has no theme, we feel that a complete record of a school is in itself an appropriate theme. The purpose of this particular book will be fulfilled if it serves, in the years to come, as one link ina continuing and valuable record of our school system, if it helps to revive memories of some of the happiest days of our lives. As we have proceeded through this school year, so then may we relive it in memory 1 w,..w...,..',f. ' it H- -5,4 - '. - UT. 1 ' - - W- '..f- Q I X Q, 1 .h , . , pf-.i1G'.r,'.' .wg .ff 'H , . v,,.,'-1,'f!.r h- .- . 'sxru ,. ., -J.--I-' '- ',':-' ' ' ,. n ' , .. , K Q, . I -' 'rv d.f-'I ' V. . If' . . I- - w , , ,. A 'f .. .ry-I.-1'-1 QA A .A ukafil- 1 - -I ,Ia ' IE.: j ,N , '-Y . ,-1' f . ,, nits' S.: ' . , i , , . 'J ff , 4 Alma Mater OH, ALMA MATER, DEAR TO US, E WE HAIL THEE WITH ALL MIGHT. 'A SUPREME YOU STAND BENEATH ff THE ADIRONDACK'S NOBLE HEIGHT. I f LEADING ONWARD, EVER ON, if TO HIGHER, NOBLER, FAME. :F , AND TEACHING Us TO BETTER PLAY I IN LIFE'S ETERNAL GAME. . 1' 5' in , , H. . - V1 - OH, IT'S ALMA MATER DEAR. 3 I fl ' IT'S ALMA MATER DEAR. .Cf Q . 55 .'l', 7 WE HAIL THEE NOW WITH IOYOUS SHOUT FOR ALL THE WORLD TO HEAR. 'fi MAY IT RING THROUGHOUT THE AGES, ' O'ER SEA, O'ER PLAIN, O'ER HILL. MAY IT REACH UP TO THE HEAVENS, AND RESOUNDING, ECHO STILL. ,419 ,- ,,, bfi VLA W if A ' Ivjrr ' , W L- 'iv 1fl:t,j:..f' ,fy QL., f if 'fn , Min' ' 1574 ' , I' 'i,:Iff ' .'.. ,, ,.-V lea. .-rise' ' .'i'.?-fig' . , A 1' HI ' .Z ' I I K, gi? . a ,' 'I ' A , 0 ' WIA: I' QW . ' ' Q ' 417 1 ffl-fy H 1 . .- - , ' 4' 5.1: ,I if ,Ny ',- A, 'qu - A . A . K , if A -.Q ff. A Lf F, ' e 'Q I ' .S ' df? I I -A -1'?',r f A 5553. I 'I 7 51.725-1' I w f . MAJ 'I A . up f' . I 1' ' ,l K'-'en :L i',- I . 'X . ff -' I' gf-,vi . ' I Q' s' . . 4 A , I. I f . If i J if I A I 43 Je M. Snyder 2 A HERBERT W. SC HROEDER OT for this year alone, but in appreciation of the many years that he has supervised the Dolgeville Central School, we gratefully dedicate the 1951 SLIPPERTONIAN to Herbert W. Schroeder. His contributions to the welfare of the community are secondary only to the educational pro- gress that has come as a direct result of his efforts. Few local organiza- tions lacked his membership and his influence was projected into all phases of social life, from the church to the Speelunkers Club. Although his outstanding accomplishments during the time that he was supervising. principal was the greatly expanded educational program that he instituted and promoted in the Dolgeville Schools, he will forever be remembered by the members of the student body for the understanding with which he coun- seled them, his ever present humor, and the satisfaction that they gained from their daily contacts with him. 3 Board Cf Education , Frank Dodge, Pres. Charles Hewitt, George Lyon, Iohn Spofford, Harold Clark Facult Row 1: A. Mang, E. Doxtader, L. Pontius, D. Simmons, H. Schroeder, I. Call, M. Monell. Row 2: F. Miller, A. Allen, A. Howard, F. Waterbury, D. Winsman, E. Steinert, L. Winsman Row 3: L. Sherman, G. Sweet, G. Buck, R. Hardendorf, G. O'Donne11, G. Wilens. 4 N Administration Edwin S. Hopson, District Superintendent Herbert W. Schroeder, Supervising Principal Richard F. Loucks, High School Principal Leroy C. Winsman, Elementary Principal Facult Row 1: P. Rhoades, A. Klug, R. Loucks, A. Galer, R. Rankin, E. Bachman, G. Tanner. Row 2: D. james, G. Thomson, I. Franz, E. Leavitt, M. Staley, R. Aldrich, W. Busacker. Row 3: E. Keidel, C. Thompson, W. Bynon, T. Childs, M. Hassett, H. Adams. 5 ight School Facult Miss Allen, Mr. Rankin, Mr. Winsman, Mrs. Call, Dr. Houghton, Mrs. Marx, Mr. Pontius, Mr. Hardendorf, Miss O'Nei11 Health Staff lf -'ummm 'l al2,...f 1 Dr. Li11 Miss Hassett, Mrs. Wilens 6 9. 0fHee Staff E12 ram. B. Ogden, Clerk G. Gary, Secretary G. Lyon, H. Silvernail, 1. Bailey, G. Randall, L. Lyons, B. Dolge S Cafeteria Staff 1 me XXX S 5 QR I Mks ' ,,..-,.- IF. ..--f H rH'mrw Wifi, Miss Thgmpson Mrs. YOl1keI' Mrs. Holmberg, Mrs. Kilburn -xx .T U9 99 7 Te ' Custodians Mr. Smith Mr. Carpenter ' I Mr. Sarpen Mr. Goldwaith FACULTY CAPERS ffl. H FACULTY PARTY AT SALISBURY GRANGE MOVING UP DAY 1. D. Kingsley, H. Schroeder 3. H. Adams, G. Buck, D. James 6. E. Keidel 2. T. Childs, T. Crowley 4. G. O'DonneLl, I. Call, G. Wilens 7. R. Loucks 5. R. Rankin 8 Senior Officers Nick Miller, President Barbara Dolge, Sec., Lois Cramer, Treas., Charles Weinschreider, V. Pres. Mr. Loucks, Advisor HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1951 H, yes, at last we're leaving the hallowed hall of D.C.S., and with us we take many fond memories of days gone by. What fond memories, you ask? Remember---Our ninth year hugish Christmas party Rudy Yatarola in the immor- tal role of St. Nick...our tenth year Hearthrob Hop ...that slew of Junior dances...our Senior Christmas banquet...that visit from Mrs. Santa Claus...the Senior play...our gay parties...the church supper...homeroom meetings...the plaque we awarded for the Christ- mas decoration contest...sweat shirts...dungarees...our never-to-be-forgotten Senior trip ...that Barbershop Quartette...chorus...yearbook...press club...Magazines...cheerleading ...our athletes...band...orchestra...the girls' double quartettemknitting...gossiping...Prof's ties...homework...excuses...Chuck's booming voice...National Honor Society...exams...re- view classes...cramming...moving up day...our Christmas candy...the fads we started after the Senior parties...Barb's and Bettv's golden voices ...the cigars Soph liked so well... these and many other incidents will be remembered always and always. Well, that's all there is to it, except that we are beginning to re ret not doing all the other things we had planned. QBut how much more could anyone do??GooTiTbye and good luck to the faculty and students from the Class of '51 1 10 ational Honor Society M. Pye, I. Lill, R. Stankevitz, B. Jarrett, B. Nichols, H. Cool D. Griffith, C. Weinschreider, R. Stonesifer, L. Cramer iabsj SALUTAT ORIAN VALE DICTORIAN HAROLD COOL BEVERLY NICHOLS BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES D.A.R. AWARD N. Miller D. Smith D. DeNinno ART AWARD Co-Winner, M.R.ogers B. NICHOLS A. CLARK 11 LOUIS ANTONUCCI Senior Play 4 Lighting 4 Double Quartette 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Next-of-kin MAURI ROSE ALICE ANNE CLARK Chorus 1,2 Halloween Dec. flstl 4 Next-of-kin BETTY CROCKER - 2 ' 3, in LOIS BEVERLY CRAMER Class Treasurer 4 Library Council 1,2 Treas. 1 Nat'l. I-Ion. Soc. 3,4 Next-of-kin QL 'Slums BABE D1EDn1cKsoN DANIEL CARL DENINNO Football 3 Basketball ' Varsity 2 ,3 ,4 C o-C aptain 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class President 1,2,3 Orchestra 4 Ch0I'l1S 1a213a4 Boy's State 3 Next-of-kin ENRICO CARUSO 12 DONNA IEAN BORST Cheerleader Senior Play Prize Speaking 2 3,4 4 Press Club 2 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 String Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Double Quartette 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Majorette 2,3 Next-of-kin MY FRIEND IRMA HAROLD ANSON COOL Football 3 ,4 Chorus 1 ,2 Nat'l Hon. soc. 3,4 Next-of-kin ELSIE Bonnow HAROLD IOSEPH DECARR Football 3 ,4 Co-Captain y 4 Basketball Varsity 2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 LV. 1 Co-Captain 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Class President 1 Class Vice-Pres. 2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Next-of-kin TED WILLIAMS ALMA MAE DODGE Senior Play 4 Press Club Typist 3,4 Library Council 1 Double Ouartette Pianist 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Usher 2 Next-of-kin THOMAS E. DEWEY Basketball BARBARA TERESA Senior DOLGE Play Class Secretary Assembly Pianist 4 Press Club 1,2,3,4 Typist Double Quartette 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Pianist 4 Majorette Usher Yearbook Cheerleader Solo Club Next-of-kin KATHRYN cnAYsoN DEAN ALBERT GALUSHA Senior Play Stage Mgr. Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Double Quartette 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1 ,2 , 3 ,4 Next-of-kin LORD BADEN--POWELL ELIZABETH ANNE JARRETT Senior Play Press Club 2,3,4 Typist 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Double Quartette 3,4 Boys Double Quartette Pianist 2,3,4 Nat'l Hon. Soc. Hall Monitor Usher S010 Club Next-of-kin LUDWIG VON BEETHOVEN FREDERIC K JAMES KELLER Prize Speaking Chorus Next-of-kin FRED ALLEN RONALD IOSEPH GAETANO Football 4 Basketball Varsity 3 ,4 I.V. 1 ,2 Baseball 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Senior Play 4 Press Club 3 ,4 Double Quartette 2 ,3 ,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Next-of-kin GENE KELLY DAYTON ROBE RT GRI F FITH Senior Play 4 Prize Speaking 2 Class Treasurer 1 Press Club 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2 Band 1,2 Double Quartette 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3,4 Yearbook Bus. Mgr. 3 Basketball Mgr. 3 Next-of-kin DR. KILDAIRE LUCIUS EDWARD IEFFERS Football 3 ,4 Flag Salute Leader 4 Next-of-kin JOHN DEERE ROSE MADOLYN LEC LAIRE Senior Play Ad. Mgr. 4 Library Council Vice-Pres. l Orchestra 1,2,3,4 String Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Ch0I'LlS 1,2,3,4 Usher 2 Next-of-kin FANNY BRICE IANET ELIZABETH LILL Nat'l Hon. soc. 3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Double Quartette Cheerleader Maj orette 2 ,3 ,4 Senior Play Prop. Mgr. Press Club l,2,3,4 Sub. Hall Mon. Usher Next-o f-k in Jour: WANAMAKER EARLENE STARR METZ Chorus l,2,3,4 Next-0 f-kin GERTRUDE STEIN NICHOLAS MICHAE L MILLER Football C aptain Basketball 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Captain 3 ,4 Baseball 1 ,2,3 ,4 Senior Play 4 Class President Class Vice-Pres. St.Council,Vice-Pres. 3,4 Double Quartette 2 ,3 ,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Boy's State 3 Hall Monitor Next-of-kin GLENN DAVIS SALVATORE SAM MUSE LLA Senior Play Class Treasurer Football Mgr. Orchestra Band 1,2 Chorus l,2,3,4 Next-of-kin TAR. DI STRICT ATTORNEY LURA ADELAIDE LYONS Senior Play Asst. Adv. Mgr. Class Secretary Press Club Orchestra String Orchestra Double Quartette Chorus Cheerleader Next-o 1-kin FIIITZ KRBISLER 4 3 l,2,3,4 l,2,3,4 l,2,3,4 3,4 l,2,3,4 3,4 RICHARD BURR MET ZLER Football Basketball, I.V. Varsity Baseball Mgr. Senior Play Class Vice-Pres. Press Club Orchestra Band Double Quartette Chorus Camera Club Next.-of-kin NIKE JONES 3,4 2 3,4 4 1 4 1 4 l,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 3,4 l,2,3,4 3 VERONICA ANN MILLER Senior Play Library Council Chorus Yearbook Adv. Mgr. Usher Next-of-kin JOE DIIAGGIO 4 1 l,2,3,4 3 3 BEVERLY ANN NICHOLS Senior Play Class Secretary Student Council Asst. Sec. Nat'l Hon. Soc. D.A.R. Award Cheerleader Next-of-kin MAX FACTOR 4 1 1,2,3,4 3,4 3,4 4 3,4 ALBERT BERNARD OLSEN Football 3 Asst. Coach 4 Basketball Varsity 2,3 LV. 1 Baseball 1,2,3 Double Quartette 2 Chorus 1,2,3 Yearbook 3,4 Sports Ed. 3,4 Next-of-kin BILL STERN SALLY JANE PUGLIESE Cheerleader 3,4 Senior Play Costume Mgr. 4 Press Club 1,2,3,4 Typist 3,4 Double Quartette 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Usher 3 Yearbook Club 3,4 Photography Ed. 4 Next-of-kin MARIO LANZA KENNETH ROLAND RICKARD Football 3,4 Basketball I.V. 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Next-of-kin GORGEOUS GEORGE REGINA IOAN STANKEVITZ Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3,4 Yearbook Club 3,4 Class Editor 4 Senior Play 4 Prize Speaking Qlstl 2 Press Club 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 String Ochestra 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Am.Leg.Essayl2ndJ 2 Double Quartette 3,4 Hall Monitor 3,4 Next-of-kln MARGARET MITCHELL PATSY JOSEPH PUGLIESE, JR. Football 3 ,4 Basketball Varsity 2 ,3 ,4 LV. 1 Co-Captain 4 Baseball 1 ,2 ,3,4 Senior Play Bus. Mgr. 4 Class Treasurer 2 Chorus 1,2,3 Next-of-kin CHARLES ATLAS MARION ROSE PYE Cheerleader 3,4 Senior Play Asst. Costume Mgr. 4 Class Secretary 1,2 ' Press Club 1,2 Corresponding Ed. 2 Double Quartette 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Majorette 3,4 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3,4 Yearbook Club 3,4 Ed.-in-Chief 4 Next-of-kin FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE DALE GLENN SMITH Football 3,4 Senior Play Asst. Prop. Mgr. 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Boy's State 3 Next-of-kin EBENEZER SCROOGE ROY PIUS STONESIFER, JR. Senior Play 4 Prize Speaking ilstb 2 Boy's Double Quartet 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3,4 Hall Monitor 3,4 Yearbook Club 3,4 Asst. Art Ed. 3 Senior Art Ed. 4 Student Council CN.H.l 1 Glee Club CN.H.D 1 Next-of-kin mmm. n. mmm .i....ii...l1 ROBERT TANNER CHARLES WEINSCHREIDER Basketball ' Varsity 3 Football 3 ,4 Senior play 4 Basketball, I.V. Mgr.1 Press Club 4 Semor may 4 Photography Club 2,3 C1885 v1Ce'Pf'eS. 4 Double Quartette 2,3,4 COUIICII 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 VICGTPPGS. 3 Next-of-kin President 4 BURL NES Press C1ub,Ed. 1,2,3,4 Ed.-in-Chief 2,3,4 Double Quartette 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3,4 Yearbook, Ed. 1 Next-of-kin iRTHUR GODFREY Dear Prof, June 1, 1962 The other day I revisited the scene of my childhood--good old Dolgeville, N.Y., my sole purpose being to find out what the past ten years had done for the class of 19511 While strolling on Ronnie Gaetano Boulevard tnamed after Dolgeville's youngest mayor and leading politicianl, I saw a gigantic sign bearing the words Salvie's Diner . ln Mr. Musella's absence, Albert Olsen, a renowned floor- polisher, was acting as chief cook and bottle washer. He was demonstrating to Lois Cramer the prop- er way to hook shots , so that she might star on the Blondes basketball team. I knew that the elite must congregate in the diner for I saw many of my old classmates there. Seated at a table were Dr. Dayton Griffith, Ir. and his charming nurses, Marion Pye and Donna Borst They were discussing Miss Pye's recent visit in New York City with Barb Dolge, who is private sec- retary to Ver Miller. Ver owns the New York Yankees, lock, stock, and DiMaggio. In a corner booth, Lucius Jeffers and Harold Cool, two of the modern push-button farmers, were viewing a television program. CThere is one in every booth at Salvie'si J On the screen the talented actress, Reggie Stankevitz, was emoting in scenes from Shakespear's Hamlet . She was giving out with enough ham so that each customer had a double order on rye! Next the great tragedienne was interviewed by Betty Jarrett, once a nurse, but now the golden voice of T.V. A musical interlude followed. Music was furnished by Fish Metzler and his Adjatators. In another booth were the former Misses Alma Dodge and Earlene Metz--now both happily mar- ried. They had just returned from a lesson at Alice Clark's Cooking School, where at last they had discovered how to boil water without scorching it. On the screen of their television set,I witnessed scenes from the Dolgeville High School. The program was sponsored by Sal1y's Sewing Center , where they meet to pleat . This center is owned by Sally Pugliese, but she gets help from Lura Lyons. QMore men are sewing lately.J The faculty of the school included Bob Squeek Tanner, math teacher extraordinary! Beverly Nichols, dispenser of science g and Col. Roy Pius Stonesifer, teacher of southern history and civil war psychology. Entering the school with her children was Mrs. , formerly Janet Lill. The fam- ily was dressed in Sunday best to have their pictures taken by Miss-Rose LeClaire school photog- rapher. Down the corridor I saw Pat Pugliese repairing a drinking fountain. Next the scene shifted to the gym, where Handsome Harry DeCarr, head coach, was putting his basketball players through their paces. He introduced, as a perfect example of good conditioning--his ex-teammate, Nick Miller, star of the world champs, the Irondale Aggies. The program ended as Street Commissioner Dean Galusha entered Salvie's . Dean had been repairing a broken water main in front of Keller's Hotel. Dolgeville's newest, this inn has many in- novations, including a pool parlor, operated by your one and only Beansie Rickard. Upon leaving Salvie's I spied a sign which read, Smith and Antonucci's Taxi. If you want to get there fast, call Loug and if you want to there, call Dusty. On my way home, an idea occured to me that I had never before thought of. The old home town just wouldn't be the same without the remains of the class of '51. As ever, Chuck Weinschreider tOfficial Cream Puff Pusherj 16 . unior Class Pres., Lee Pontius, Vice-Pres., Ray Smith, Sec., Janet Lawrence, Treas., Don Daley Row 1: C. Miller, Bailey, Barnes, Sheppard, Dolge, Near, Wilens, Lawrence, Silvernail, Ruggiero. Row 2: Newport, Fehlner, LeFave, Haberek, Delaney, Eggleston, Mr. Miller, Patterson, G. Miller, R. Smith, Carlson, Trumpowsky, H. Miller, Patterson. Row 3: C. Smith, Cramer, Steciak, Hayner, Antonucci, Youker, Houser, Mowers, Buckbee, Disch Daley. 18 Sophomores Row 1: Youker, Nelson, Randall, Siver, D'Amato, Stephen, Ortlieb, Smith, Yoran, I. Dun- derdale. Row 2: G. Lyon, Darling, Rogers, Borst, Lamphere, Mr. Buck, Carlson, Gigliotti Silvernail, Quackenbush, Weaver. Row 3: Fisk, Brill, Bahr, M. Lyon, Eaker, Noonan, Winkler, Mortarano, Molinaro, L. Dunderdale, Conner, johnson, Miller. Row 4: Wilbert, Snell, Bullock, Cuda, Green, Ennis, Povec, Kingsley, Darling Freshmen I Row 1: Steciak, Walker, Glover, Ackles, Guy, Brereton, Smith, DeNinno, Stahl, Wesselman, Farnholtz, Green, Row 2: Hewitt, Coppernoll, Lamphere, Eaker, Dufraine, Youker, Daley, Mrs. Steinert, Ostrom, Darling, Barhydt, Congdon, Tanner, Lee, Goodrich, Shedd. Row 3: Hulett, Surprise, Spofford, Dreusike, Cramer, Costanza, Wilbert, Boyer, Dingman, Fical, Miller, Randall, Delaney, Rachon, Lyon. Row 4: Bahr, Hunt, Keyser, Roashea, L. Youker, Metzler, Johnson, E. Youker, McCarthy, DeLuca, Jones, Walzak. ' 19 V Alling, Barnes, Clark, Doxtader, Ennis, Fehlner, Gilman, Hadcock, Heirus, Herbst, Hold- ridge, Homrighaus, B. Keller, F. Keller, Keisel, Knoph, Lamberson, Lamphere, Lein, Madison, Millard, Miller, Molinaro, Near, Olsen, Sheppard, Smith, Spofford, Surprise, Wilbert, Young, Zimmerman, Mrs. Franz. Eighth Grade Ackles, Ackley, A. Antonucci, A. Antonucci, Beekman, Connor, Cool, Darling, DeLucco, Dodge, Doxtader, Eaker, Ellis, Gray, Iaquay, jones, Knapp, Lanphere, Madison, Mielcarski Miller, Moore, Nielsen, Pierce, Pye, Randall, A. Spingler, Cabsentl, A. Spingler, Wein- schreider, Miss Klug. 20 Borst, Brill, Calderazzo, Call, Congdon, Durfey, Ellis, Handy, Haughton, Keil, Lanphere, Lasher, Lee, Noonan, Reinhardt, Schuyler, Silvernail, Smith, Spencer, Stewart, VerStraete, Weaver, Young, Zipp, Mr. James. Seventh Grade Arthur, Ashe, Bailey, Barretta, Boyer, R. Daley, R. Daley, DeCarr, DeMay, Delvlarco, Durfey Eaker, Eckler, Gardner, Gardner, Goodrich, Leavitt, Lyon, McArthur, Newman, Nofio, I. Ortlieb, R. Ortlieb, Stack, Tyoe, VanVa1kenburg, Voorhees, Miss Staley. 21 Ackles, Barhydt, Baum, Bowker, Delaney, DeLucco, Doxtader, Dreusike, C. Ellis, E. Ellis, Fical, Frey, Gilman, Green, Hayner, Kiesel, Klock, Lill, F. Menge, 1. Menge, Miller, Nardo, Ostrom, Purpura, Saracino, Stankevitz, Trumbull, Wesselman, Yanney, Mrs. Monell Sixth Grade Carlson, Conklin, D'Amato, R. Darling, S. Darling, DeLuca, MeCarco, Dunderdale, Fazio, Fiederowitz, Fisk, Fuller, Gatto, Gray, johnson, Kindurys, Lamberson, Lamphere, Miller, Mosher, Nichols, Noonan, Paul, Randall, Schroeder, Seeley, Silver, Smith fabsentl, Stephan Wilbur, Youker, Miss Galer. 22 Aiello Cabsentl, Bahr, Brereton Cabsentj, Congdon, Crane, Delaney, Dodge, Eaker, Griffith Cabsentj, Hardenforf, Iacquay fabsentj, Kerper, Loomis, Lyon, Markell, Mead, Mielcarski, Metzler, Millard, Neeley, Perry, Pierce, Smith, Stack Qabsentj, Tucker, Voorhees, Watkin Wilbur, Miss O'Donnel1. Fifth Grade Mana V Alquire, Antonucci, Ashe, Avery Cabsentl, Bawker, Brawn, Eaker, Ennis, Farber, Ford, Gardner, Hajeris, Holdridge, Iaikens, Klock, Mohardy, Newman, Petkovsek, Pugliese, Rachon, Randall, Ruby, Timmerman, Wilbur, Miss Allen. 23 S 1 Ackles, Bachman, Barhydt Qabsentj, Bajza, Borst, Brown, Carroll, Clavette, P. DeLuca, P. Deluca, Dolge, Fazio, Gilman, Hagadorn, Humphrey, Iaiken, Lein, Mielcarski, Newman, Novogurski, Parker, Poole, Provorse, Pugliese, D. Strait, I. Strail, Wullenweber, Timmerman, Miss Aldrich. Fourth Grade IIEJEIIJ '+- Alling, Antonucci, Bailey, Baum, Brereton, Bruder, Bynon, Costanza, Covuoto, Cuda, Daley Eckler, Gaetano, Grincewich, Leavitt, Mielcarski, Menge, Noonan, I. Olsen, K. Olsen, Cabsentl, Petkovsek, Provorse, Rockwell, Vespi, White, Wilbur, Mrs. Call. 24 W we LJ. it 1 ,. , ' -fx,-1M....,.f.......a.' . Q. . 1 qv -1 -'- if N '- 4 '11, , 74 I 1 le , .f ,- ' ' La. Biddle, Borst, Bowker, Cerneckas, Congdon, DeMarco, Ellis, Fazio, Fehlner, Green, Hojeris, Hall, Handy, Homrighaus, Kiesel, Mahardy, Mang, Martin, Metzler, Near, Ortlieb, Parisi, Randall, Rice, Schmidt, Schrader, Sullivan, Tyoe Qabsentl, Miss Mang. Third Grade I . . Baum, Beekman, Biddle, Brown, Calderazzo, Carlson, Crowell, Daley, B. Darling, D. Darling Doucette, Feane, Filipski, Fulber, Gotts, Hagadorn, Hoffman, Jennings, Jones, Lamb, Levon- ski, Lyon, Menge, Millard, Nielsen, Randall, Smith, Spofford, Vickery, Wullenweber, Mrs. Howard. 25 4, A 'E Z f 3 'Q L...-5 ' ' rg LJ WM, l 5 if ,,,:' L E Avery, Bachman, Balderston, Bissett, Bynon, Daley, Darling, Decker, DeLuco, Doxtader Gaetano Qabsentl, Hall fabsentj, Herringshaw, Hewitt, Holmberg, Karla, Lamb, Nardo, Neeley, Novogurski, Parisi, Petkovsek, Petrie, Povec, Rockwell, Timmerman, Viscusi, Vogler, Zipp, Mrs. Sherman. Second Grade o l Alguire, Borst, Boyer, Carpenter, Chadwick, Clavette, Congdon, Crane, Daley, Ellis, Gray, Hart, Humphrey, A. Jaikens, F. Iaikens, Lane, Millard, Miller, Molinaro, Near, Ormazu, Paul, Schrader, Schrell, Schroeder, Seeley, Servidone, Smith, Vosburgh, Wesselman, Wesley Cabsentl, Young, Miss Arnold. 26 Adams, Ashe, Bahr, Barnes, I. Bauder, T. Bauder, Bogardus, Brown, Clavette, Connor, I. Darling, R. Darling, DeLorenzo, Diehl, Ennis, Farnholtz, Fehlner, Gotts, Hoffman, Hopson, Jaikens, Johnson, Keller, Kopp, Loomis, Loucks, Lyon, Mead, Muller, Munger, Ostrom, Perkins, Pugliese, Rachon, Rumrill, Timmerman, Tucker, Vickery, Watkins, Weir, Williams, Wrobel, Mrs. Waterbury. First Grade Alling, Bahr, Barhydt, Benson, Bliss, Buck, Congdon, Connor, Crossman, DeLucco, DeMay, Dibble fabsentj, DiCami11o, Eaker, Fleischman, Franchino, Frederick, Frey Cabsentl, Gressler, johnson, jones, Krowickie, Lamberson, Lamphere, LeGere, Mielcarski, Miller, Newman, Paatz, Paul, Rice, Ruggiero, Sarpen, Schmidt, Silvernail, Smith, Steciak, Strait, Trudgeon, Vespi, Weckesser labsentl, Wincowski, Miss Bachman. 27 Bahr, Bajza, Barnes, Brown, Buccafurno, Buck, Connor, R. Darling, S. Darling, DeLucco, Diedricks, Dunderdale, Fletcher, Iones, Lamphere, Leventhal, Ginsburg, Lussier, McCurdy, Parese, Parker, Perry, Petrie, Povec, Ruggiero, Selley, Spofford, Svirsky, Tripp, Vickery, Wilbur, William, Wright, Zelinski, Ortlieb, Mrs. Simmons. Kindergarten Avery, Balderston, Bibbins, Bullock, Bush, Candella, Costanza, DeLuca, DeLucco, Doxtader Feane, Foster, Ginsburg, Handy, Hess, C. Hopson, D. Hopson, G. Hopson, Iohnson, Iones, Krawec, Kuchman, Lein, Martin, L. Miller, R. Miller, Nielsen, A. Parisi, L. Parisi, Paul, Randall, Reinhardt, Spingler, Steciak, Terzi, Thomas, Youker, Wesselman, Miss 'R.hoades. 28 Salisbury Corners School .. W 5 , , E. Grassell, R. Grassell, Hulett, Ives fabsentl, Lyons, Mosher, Nelson Cabsentj, C. Shibley, D. Shibley, G. Shibley tabsentl, P. Shibley, C. Smith, D. Smith, Weiss, Miss Sweet. Salisbury Center School ES Burton, Busacker, Cool Kabsentl, L. DeCarr, L. DeCarr, M. DeCarr, W. DeCarr, Doxtader, D. Edick, E. Edick, Gilbert, 1. Haberek, I. Haberek, P. Haberek, R. Haberek, D. Harper, K. Harper, Helmer, D. Lanphere, E. Lanphere, I. Lanphere, I. Lanphere, N. Lanphere, Mallette labsentj, Mattison, B. Moore, H. Moore Cabsentl, Mosher, 1. Muller, M. Muller, P. Muller, I. Nichols, L. Nichols, Rogers, Sheppard, Siver, Sweeney, Mrs. Winsman, Miss Leavitt. 29 Paper M111 School ie A. Bailey, A. Bailey, E. Bailey, O. Bailey, W. Bailey, Chmielewski, Conkling, B. Cool W. Cool, L. Crouch, S. Crouch, Horton, C. Lanphere, W. Lanphere, Miller, Moore, A. Nagle, D. Nagle, I. Nagle, R. Nagle, T. Nagle, A. Randall, L. Randall, Cabsentl, V. Randall, Mrs. Kingsley. Dolgeville Daze 30 Baseball Row 1: R. Delaney, A. Cuda, R. Gaetano, P. Pugliese, B. Miller, M. Tyoe, R. Olsen, R. Fisk. Row 2: A. Patterson, mgr., P. Nagle, T. LeFave, D. DeNinno, N. Miller, K. Rickard, A. Olsen, I. Trumbull, H. DeCarr, Coach Bynon. Q-?1'TL- HE Blue Devils went right to work in the first game of the 1950 baseball season, and kept on moving until they were handed their first defeat by the Giants of St. Iohnsville, 8-6. The Bynonmen looked as though they might be out of the running for the league title when they lost the following game also. At this point, Dolgeville was in second place in the M.M.V.I. League, with 4 -E a standing of two and two, while St. Mary's of Little Falls was in first place 333 ,mx with four wins and no losses. However, the Blue Devils came back to chalk up S YQ, a win over the league leaders, thereby showing the rest of the league that they N if W were not done yet. 5 'ttyl From there in, Dolgeville had to win all the remaining games and had to - beat St. Mary's for the last one in order to win the championship. That they a1--- - - most did, loosing only that final game to St. Mary's. The team looks good for 1951, with the entire starting team returning, and Q9 a second year coming up for most of the pitching staff. In the 1951 season, there? ga K is a good chance that they will win the league title that they lost by such a nar- 4 'i J row margin in 1950. 0 Home SCORES Away KS OPP DQ-S OPP 7 4 Fort Plain 6 7 lg 5 Canajoharie 14 5 Q' Q 8 St. Iohnsville 7 2 :tg 8 5 St. Mary's CQ 4 9 :W 9 354 -X f fill: 9 l K tx -s Q A 'I' rx-L' uw. X ' 5 5 ' I' e 4- ' -. - .. Sis' 44585 - S? . 32 ROW Bak 1 Del W1 et Jef Qtek schfgfg pofggs. Rgifgfanoj B er, O1S2,:4itz1e lg'Fa 2911, DQLUC Assy Cow 3.f1'?'11if1,, if yon o-3 CIUI Cfgkard 50,3 PUZJICOQ C I1 H1101-, 803 ' 1011 O11 1 COS Pr, Gs, N , M tang Pugh 381 Orfop an an ess e' O 3110 ' d ' C Uda 1 M - patfe 001, ' Hab 01111 OOF 21 'Son Youre. 'fret are WgI'S.3 Wein - ONTINUING a three game winning streak started last year, the Dolgeville Blue Devils began the 1950 football season by shutting out last year's champions, West Winfield, 32-0. Off to a good start, they kept right on going by next defeating Richfield Springs, 25-7. During this game, excellent play by Cool and Weinschreider, tackles, D. Smith and R. Metzler, guards, Rickard and Nagle, ends, and MacCarthy, center, kept the opposition's score to a minimum of 7 points. Several touchdown marches were staged by Dolgeville,,one of which went 70 yards for a score. Two excel- lent punts by Cuda, in the latter part of the game, kept the opposition in its own territory. In the following game with New York Mills, the Dolgeville Blue Devils rolled to a 27-0 win. Going on to Morrisville, they took the Midstate Conference Title to the tune of 40-0. Pat Pugliese, halfback, ran more than 90 yards for a touchdown in this game. Nick Miller, the other halfback, also ran circles around the opposition, coming up with two touchdowns and four extra points. After winning the title, the Blue Devils finished a very satisfying season by defeating Canajoharie, 60-0 with Pugliese and Miller each getting three touchdowns. In addition to winning the championship, our boys were rated the best defensive team in the area, which includes Little Falls, Ilion, and Glovers- ville, having had only seven points scored against them. On the offense, led by Miller and Pugliese and sparked by DeCarr, our quarterback, they were excellent also, having scored 184 points against the opposition. While the Blue Devils unbroken string of eight victories is an excellent record in itself, the fact that in seven of these victories the opposition was held scoreless makes the rec- ord something of which to be extremely proud. 33 Varsit Basketball Gaetano, Miller, Nagle, DeCarr, Pugliese Patterson, DeNinno, Cuda, Coach Bynon, Daley, Fehlner, Metzler unior Varsity Basketball Flsk Mlller, Metzler, Youker, M-olinaro, ' ov Br11l, Randall, Costanza, Flcal, Walczak, McCarthy, P 34 ' GC Varsity Cheerleaders wif , 3 H , , , - - n If Me ro 0 I-V Cheerleaders SUCH? The Music: Dept. HE history of our present music department dates back to the 1920's when the only musical activity the school boasted was a three part girl's glee club. Soon, however, the famous Aspirin Quartet was introducing close harmony to the student body, and a chorus was beginning to build from small groups of interested students. Even though our present chorus boasts 130 members, 65 of whom are boys, the chorus of 1938 has so far been the most outstanding, having received a sectional I, a state II, a national III. Our first orchestra, composed of five members, made up in sincerity of purpose for what it lacked in number. Under the di- tinuing to its present number of 50 capable musicians. At no time since its formation has the orchestra been rated lower than a II, and the 1938 orchestra made the state finals. The year 1935 marked the beginning of the string orchestra, which was started, and has continued under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Doxtader. Mrs. Doxtader's work has not only improved the string section of the orchestra, but has resulted in a 40 piece string orchestra, which plays annual- ly at the Christmas concert, P.T.A. meetings, spring concerts, and county festivals. The senior boys double quartet was formed two years ago when these boys first showed inter- est in close harmony and barber shop singing. The senior girls double quartet became interested in four part singing as juniors, and along with the boys, has entertained various groups and organ- izations. In 1935 the Board of Education hired the first band director for the Dolgeville schools. The following year on Memorial Day, the people of the village gathered on Main Street to see the first high school band ever to wear the Dolgeville school colors. Fifty students in new royal blue and white uniforms marched proudly down the street led by their director, Mr. john Albrecht. After the death of Mr. Albrecht, the band was kept alive through the efforts of Mr. Lembo, Mr. Fazio, and Mrs. Tanner. It was this group that Mr. lack Brunner found when he joined our faculty three years ago. Mr. Brunner has since organized a football band, a marching band, and a concert band. Last May, seven pupils who entered the State Contest received I, three received II's, and two pupils re- ceived III's. The music department that this school has today did not simply grow from the interest of stu- dents, but has resulted from the untiring efforts of Mrs. Tanner. Her work has inspired countless to continue in a musical career, and given hundreds a hobby that provides pleasure for others as well as themselves. Although she has done more than her share in expanding our educational pro- gram, and although her efforts have built up the prestige of this school among other schools, the help that Mrs. Tanner has given us has never been confined to the music department alone. Through her sympathetic understanding many students have found their way over rough places and have con- tinued to a better and happier life. 38 rection of Mrs. Tanner, membership began its upward climb, con- Senior Double Quartette SOPRANOS ALTOS TENORS Barbara Dolge Donna Borst Louis Antonucci Betty Jarrett Ianet Li11 Ronald Gaetano Lura Lyons Marion Pye Roy Stonesifer Sally Pugliese Regina Stankevitz Charles Weinschreider BASSES Dayton Griffith Richard Metzler Nick Miller Robert Tanner 39 String Grchestra Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: R. LeClaire, R. Stankevitz. 1. Lawrence, D. Borst, F. Fehlner, S. Coppernoll, E. Smith, M. Farnholtz, A. Glover, N. Lyon, I. Hewitt, C. Lamphere. B. Gray, M. Fisk, L. Stankevitz, M. Borst, L. Lyons, Y. Gigliotti, R. Daley, A. Antonucci, N. Lamphere, D. Congdon, E. Nelson, C. Silvernail. R. Stewart, B. Guy, S. Kiesel I. DeNinno, Mrs. Doxtader, director, S. Brereton M. Dufraine, M. Ruggiero, A. Alling. Urchestra Row 1: C. Lamphere, R. Stankevitz, I. Lawrence, L. Lyons, S. Coppernoll, I. Hewitt, M. Darling, L. Stankevitz, A. Glover, M. Fisk, B. Gray, N. Lyon. Row 2: R. LeClaire, D. Borst, E. Smith, M. Borst, 1. Eaker, Y. Gigliotti, F. Fehlner, M. Farnholtz, C. Silvernail, E. Nelson, D. Congdon, A. Antonucci, R. Daley, S. Baum. Row 3: R. Nielsen, D. Galusha, 1. Newport, R. Metzler, B. Miller, D. DeNinno, Mrs. Tanner, director, 1. Dunderdale, T. Molinaro, D. Daley, M. Youker, A. Cuda, G. Iones, D. Eaker. Row 4: R. Stewart, B. Guy, M. Daley, S. Kiesel, I. DeNinno, S. Brereton, M. Dufraine, O. Ackles, P. Tanner, M. Ruggiero, A. Alling. 4U J ,,r' ,,,..f-'- Band MR. BRUNNER, DIRECTOR I 1 4 3 Majorettes I i 1. Lill, M. Pye, I. Bailey, M. Ruggerio, M. Hous'er. S. Dolge M. Borst, B. Dolge 41 Student Council R. Weinschreider, Z. Cramer, N. Miller, I. Near, B. Nichols, G. Newman, B. Miller, C. Weinschreider, I. DeNinno, D. Lamberson, D. Daley, A. Bahr, G. Randall, Mrs. Franz Advisor, A. Zipp. URING its six years of activity, the Student Council has enlarged its sphere of influ- ence throughout the entire school and community. Relying on its general aim of sponsor- ing activities for the benefit of the school, this group has acted as a clearing house for class projects, planned and organized school assemblies, aided in fire drills and visiting days, obtained busses for out of town games,and sponsored student administration days. This group has also found time to propose and further the Youth Center, an undertaking which has undoubtedly proved to be the Council's greatest accomplishment. The year 1944 marked the beginning of the Student Council Scholarship fund which, to date, has grown considerably. The Organization hopes to raise the present amount to the point where a sub- stantial scholarship may be provided to a deserving member of the graduating class each year. The Student Council, as we know it, has become an organization around which our en- tire school life revolves. 42 Press Club Bailey, Daley, Dodge, B. Dolge, S. Dolge, Gaetano, Griffith, Hayner, Houser, Jarrett, Lawrence, Lili, Lyons, Metzler, Miller, Near, Patterson, Pontius, Pugliese, Ruggiero, Stankevitz, Steciak, Tanner, Weinschreider, Editor-in-Chief, Miss O'Nei11 and Miss Staley, Advisors. Library Council Bahr, Carlson, Congdon, KTreas.J, Hulett, Lanphere, CSec.J, Lyon, CPres.J, Nelson, Wice-Pres.J, Sheppard, Silvernail, Youker. 43 Projection Club L. Dingman, R. Bahr, P. Costanza, Miss Keidel, G. Winkler, I. Kingsley, D. Eaker Hall Monitors 489' I. Lill, J. Bailey, R. Stonesifer, Mr. Hardendorf, A. Patterson, N. Miller, H. Silvernail, P. Wilens, B. Jarrett, R. Stankevitz 44 Yearbook Staff N the five years since its first issue appeared in 1946, the SLIPPERTONIAN has grown from a twenty-six page, 1oose1eaf,typewritten book, devoted primarily to the activities of the Senior Class, to a sixty-four page, saddle sewed, typeset book covering every phase of school life from kindergarten to graduation. Although each of these five years made its contribution in added fea- tures or extended coverage, 1950 marked the year of greatest progress. A new feature of this is- sue was the very handsome division pages designed by our art department. But most important of all, last year for the first time, the SLIPPERTONIAN appeared in regular book binding, a bind- ing made distinctively ours through the generosity of the Daniel Green Company. We have entered the last two issues of the SLIPPERTONIAN in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association contest, and we are proud to say that again the 1950 edition scored by winning second place in national competition with 820 other books representing 44 states. The SLIPPERTONIAN is prepared in every detail, from dummy to completed paste-up, by the members of the staff. Staff members decide on the materials to be included, plan the layout of each page, arrange the photographic schedule and work directly with the photographer at all times, prepare, edit, and type all copy on special paper, and working to one thirty-second of an inch, mount all the materials on the master sheets to conform with the original layout. It takes an av- erage of sixty-four extra-curricular hours per staff member to put an issue of the SLIPPER- TONIAN in the hands of our printers. But the life of a staff member is not all work. The 1950 staff concluded their year with a dinner party at the Manor, and at that time received their C.S.P.A. pins. For the first time in the history of the SLIPPERTONIAN, five senior editors attended the annual E.S.S.P.A. convention held in Syracuse last October. Here they saw and learned more about yearbook publication than they realized possible. With the knowledge gained there, and a desire for a better and more com- plete yearbook, it is their wish to make the work of this year top all preceeding years. MARION PYE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SALLY PUGLIESE PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR REGINA STANKEVITZ CLASS EDITOR ROY STONESIFER ART EDITOR ALBERT OLSEN SPORT EDITOR , BARBARA DOLGE FORMAT EDITOR KENNETH MOWERS BUSINESS MANAGER ASSOCIATE EDITORS A SANDRA DOLGE, CATHERINE MILLER, IOAN NEAR, TREFFLEY LQEAVE, FRANCIS FEHLNER MRS. STEINERT A ADVISOR 45 .gmail SENIORS GIVE H o Place To Parkn ITH the majority of the Senior Class in attendance, the tryouts for the 1951 play brought forth all the talent that the class had to offer. The cast of sixteen characters was cho sen after considerable deliberation, and the rehearsals were immediately scheduled for four nights of the week. Since this book is being published before the production of the play, little can be said about its success. However, if the finished product is as excellent as the play in the making, 1951 will be a memorable year for the play-goers of the community 'K CAST 'K Orvie McCormick --------- --- Ronald Gaetano Beanie McCormick --- --- Regina Stankevitz Scotty McCormick - -- Holly McCormick --- ---- ----Harold DeCarr --- ---- D ayton Griffith Pepper Swanson ---- Andrew McPherson Clayton Underwood Mr. Barrett ------ Burp Barrett --- Fido ------------- Miss McPherson -- The Deputy ------ Pete -------- Sally ------ Bert --- -- --- - Donna Borst - - - Beverly Nichols -- - --- - Barbara Dolge --------Nicholas Miller - - Charles Weinschreider - -- - - - - Richard Metzler - - - - - - Veronica Miller -- - - Roy Stonesifer - -- Salvatore Musella -------Alma Dodge - - - - Robert Tanner PRODUCTION STAFF Managers Business--Pat Pugliese Stage--Dean Galusha Pwperty--Janet Lill Costumes--Sally Puguese Advertising--Rose LeClaire Lighting-M Louis Antonucci Assistants: Dale Smith, Marion Pye, Lura Lyons Director: Miss Klug 46 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 121' E554 X fqf if 'N Q 1 iiliifbb wav' Loyalt Prize Winners Ruth Dunckel 1941 I. Hodge--S. Simmons--W. Slifka Miriam MacWi11iams--David Gow 1942 Victoria Costanza--Harry Barnes Esther fllwood- -Arthur Hayes 1943 Rita Lawrence--Dominick DeLucco Margaret Quackenbush--Frederick Dunckel 1944 Ruth Costanza--Stuart Shulenburg q A Antoinette Nardiana--Robert Wesselman 1945 Roseann Sutphen--Patsy Morra jackson LeVarn--Ardis Van Slyke 1946 Lillian DeNinno--john Lawrence ,V Ruth Homrighaus--Robert Holton Q 1947 Jean Homrighaus--joseph Prestigiacomo Margery Eaker--Robert Bachrnan 1948 Josephine Contino--Frank Prestigiacomo 1949 Rudolph Yatarola--Cecilia Nardo 1950 Mary Youker--Robert Arthur 47 ,-.fy F3114- A ,nl f-ll-fi' W, The Class of 1950 ln Ioan Arndt Robert Arthur Betty Barragan Louise Brockett Harold Buckbee Shirley Bush john Connor joseph Connor Audrey Cramer Marion Davis Robert Delaney Merrill Doxtader Catherine Goldthwaite Doris Iames Harriet Knapp Winifred Lincourt Donald Maddocks Francis Maida George McGuire Clorinda Pagliaro Peter Polansky Rose Polansky Dorothy Pye Iohn Schuyler Constance Siver Rodney Stewart Geraldine Tibbitts James Trumbull Bernard Trumpowsky Ioan Tyoe Mark Tyoe LaVerne Waldvogel Lois Ann Ward Edward Wardner Allan Weir Dian Youker Mary Youker R.F.D.4+1, Little Falls, N.Y. U.S.S. Coral Sea Stratford, N.Y. Crouse Irving, Syracuse, N.Y. 15 Helmer Ave., Dolgeville, N.Y. St. Iohnsville, N.Y. Box 16, Dolgeville, N.Y. Gr. Pittsburgh Airport 725 Helmer Ave., Dolgeville, N.Y. Utica School Com., Utica, N.Y. 40 State St., Dolgeville, N.Y. Gen. Electric, Schenectady, N.Y. 16 Lamberson St., Dolgeville, N.Y. Atl. Union Coll., S. Lancaster, Mass. Oneonta S.T.C., Oneonta, N.Y. Salisbury, N.Y. R.F.D.4f1, Dolgeville, N.Y. 25 Spencer St., Dolgeville, N.Y. N.Y.S.S. of Applied Arts and Sc. 8 Helmer Ave., Dolgeville, N.Y. Cornell Univ., Ithaca, N.Y. Box 46, Dolgeville, N.Y. 155 Spencer St., Dolgeville, N.Y. ,Fort Francis, Cheyenne, Wyo. 155 N. Main St., Dolgeville, N.Y. Bentley College, Brookline, Mass. Faxton Hospital, Utica, N.Y. R.F.D.4f2, St. Iohnsville, N.Y. 24 Ransom St., Dolgeville, N.Y. Utica School Com., Utica, N.Y. 17 Faville Ave., Dolgeville, N.Y. 23 Brockett St., Dolgeville, N.Y. Faxton Hospital, Utica, N.Y. DeForrest School, Chicago, Ill. U.S.S. Kula Gulf N.Y.S.S. of Applied Arts and Sc. Potsdam Normal, Potsdam, N.Y. 48 1951 Daniel Green Co. U.S. Navy Daniel Green Co. Student Nursing C onvale s cing Mrs. K. Schuyler Farm Worker U.S. Air Force Mrs. R. Fisher Secretarial Course Daniel Green Co. Apprentice Course Dolgeville Library Liberal Arts Home Economics Eastern Footwear Corp. Eastern Footwear Corp. Eastern Footwear Corp. Electrical Technician Daniel Green Co. Agriculture Daniel Green Co. Daniel Green Co. U.S. Air Force Daniel Green Co. Accounting Student Nursing Clerk, Grand Union Daniel Green Co. Secretarial Course North Hudson Corp. Daniel Green Co. Student Nursing Radio-Television Course U.S. Navy Retailing Course Elem. School Training 6 O 'U Ol O O F 7,,,,, P Dr. Sz Mrs. Ernest Houghton Mr. Leroy C. Winsman Rev. Robert Belbin Miss Esther Keidel Mr. Sz Mrs. Leon Smiley Mrs. Ione B. Franz A Friend Mr. George A. Buck Mr. 8a Mrs. Albert Galusha Miss Anne Klug Mr. 8: Mrs. Edwin Vosburgh Mr. Richard F. Loucks Mr. Willard Ottman Mr. Russell E. Hardendorf Mr. George E. Klock Mr. Sz Mrs. John T. Thomson Mr. 8a Mrs. Wm. Trumpowsky, Ir. Miss Alice Mang Mr. Stephen Polivka Mrs. Anna Howard Mr. Joseph Ellis Mr. Sn Mrs. Laverne I. Pontius Mr. 81. Mrs. Stephen M. Steciak, Sr. Miss Gertrude O'Donnell Miss Mary Hassett Miss Ruth Aldrich Mrs. Helen Adams Mrs. Iris B. Call Mr. lack R. Brunner Mrs. Maella Monell Mrs. Gertie Wilens Mrs. Grace Tanner , FLETCHER'S Sincere Congratulatlons We have a large Selection To the Class of 1951 Specializing in W- ARNOLQ PETRIE of gifts for the Graduates Electrical-Ignition Systems CLASS 25 Gen. Repairing Accessories Insurance-Real Estate at VERA'S Batteries 10i Faville Av. Dolgeville Firestone Products Compliments W. D. MANG of WILLIAM H KUEHNLE Telephone 9- 1301 R, S, DE KATER . 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COMMERCIAL 8: PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY PIERCE S SWEET SHOP C OMPLIME NTS HARRY I HOPSON AGENCY ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE THE LYON DAIRY FARM MILK Sz CREAM NEWMAN MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SALES SERVICE PHONES 4441 AND 7131 KENNETH E BLOODOUGH BUILDING Sn REPAIRS JOLGEVILLE NEW YORK C OMPLIMENTS BROC KETT' S INN BUILDING CONTRACTORS SILVERNAIL COAL Sz OIL CO blue coal and MOBILHEAT FUEL OIL Kc KEROSENE WHEN IN NEED OF FUEL CALL US FOR PROMPT SERVICE DIAL 3311 DOLGEVILLE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 51 FROM THE DOLGEVILLE PRESS 8a REPUBLICAN Comphments DOLGEVILLE G L F SERVICE Comphments V OORHE ES MUSIC STUDIO Comphments of the DOLGEVILLE NEWS ' . OF -I I . , OF E. SPANDAU XL SON highest qualilty . n , 54' Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK The Friendly Bank in the Friendly town Compliments of DANIEL GREEN COMPANY Dolgeville, New York Comphments EASTERN FOOTWEAR CORP Best Wlshes Comphments Compllments Comphments ROBERT MANG of the THE VILLAGE SHOP Western Auto DOLGEVILLE HARDWARE CO Dolgevllle of of DALSAN, INC . 55 COMPLIMENTS OF NORTH HUDSON VVCODCRAFT Co Compliments of THE ECONOMY STORES in Dolgeville DEPARTMENT STORE MEN'S STORE . Ladies, Sz Children's Apparel . Men's KL Boy's Clothing . Yard goods . Shoes for the entire family . Domestics Your Stores of Friendly Service 56 C OMPLIMENTS THE MEDICAL PROFESSION DR JARRETT DR GRIFFITH DR LILL OF O DR. BUCKBEE DR. LEVENTHAL 57 LITTLE FALLS ROSIE'S FLOWERS 520 GARDEN STREET Little Falls New York SONNE BROS. INC . Central New York's Leading Jewelers Cor. Main Sz Mary Sts. Little Falls New York 1 SMALLEN'S YOUR QUALITY STORE Little Falls New York Compliments of I C PENNY CO Little Falls New York Compliments of LITTLE FALLS LUMBER CO Phone 769 Compliments of LYNCH'S DAIRY Properly Pasteurized Milk Little Falls New York Compliments DAN NAST Little Falls New York NEIL E SHAFFER DESOTO PLYMOUTH 572 Albany Street Little Falls 1330 Compliments of THE P Sz C STORE Little Falls New York Compliments of LITTLE FALLS WHOLESALE CO Compliments of LEON W COMSTOCK Hardware 612 East Main Street Little Falls New York Compliments of PROVORSE MOTOR SALES THE STRAND Her Shopping Center Little Falls New York Compliments of LOVENHEIM'S STORE 512 Albany St Little Falls New York SALVI'S MUSIC SHOP 327 South Second Street Little Falls New York Compliments of H I DuBOIS Little Falls New York YOURDON'S Clothing Sz Furnishings Little Falls New York Compliments of CLEMENS DRUG STORE Little Falls New York LEWIS CHILDRENS SHOP The Label of Quality A complete Children Wear Store From Tot to Teen Sizes to 20 Little Falls New York TRY DALY'S DRUG STORE FIRST THE DRESHER FURNITURE Furniture Rugs Stoves FloorCoverings Electric Refrigerators 556 E Main St Compliments of NASH SERVICE STATION 24 hr service Phone 1011 555 W Main Street Little Falls New York MCTIERNAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Authorized G E Dealers Little Falls New York D S ACKERMAN 8: SONS Mens Ka Boys Clothing Gents Furnishings 509 E Main St Little Falls New York ' of . ' KC ii ' 'Jeweler James B. Kelleher, Mgr. 507 Main Street 7 . CO. ' 's . ' . ' . L. F. 58 Compliments of NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE FIBRES, INC. Little Falls New York ANDREW LITTLE 8a SONS Dependable Buxldmg Mate r1a1s L1ttle Falls New York Compllments of MOHAWK VALLEY LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE L1ttle Falls New York Flowers for all occaslons DOCKERTY FLORISTS L1ttle Falls Phone 582 562 East Mam Comp11ments of ALLEN'S DEP'T STORE LITTLE FALLS We carry complete l1nes of G1r1s Boys KL Infants Ready to wear gl Accessorles Lowest Prlces Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes tothe class of '51 WILLARD LEVEE IEWELER Phone 310 L1ttle Falls New York I LURIE S DEPT STORE L1ttle Falls New York LITTLE FALLS WALLPAPER Sz Pamt CO 13 N Second St L1ttle Falls New York Cornplxments of HOTEL SNYDER L1ttle Falls New York J . , . , Women s-Misses-Teens . i 59 C ompliments C B SMITH INC Llttle Falls New York C ompliments B FELDMAN Sz SONS INC EST 1892 PHONE 296 Llttle Falls N Y C ompliments ALLEGRO SHOE CORP Lxttle Falls New York LUNDSTROM SECTIONAL BOOKCASES Wrlte for Catalog Llttle Falls New York HALL's Mo'roRs DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Dodge Job rated Truck Llttle Falls New York ROCK CITY STORAGE CO NC We store furmture flxtures Agents Allred Van Llnes Little Falls Ph 392 TRASK CIGAR STORE WALLY CIGAR STORE Llttle Falls LITTLE FALLS BUS TERMINAL Central Greyhound Lmes 14 W Mam St Ph 1538 HERKIMER HARDWARE CO Bengal Norge Monarch Home Apphances Authorlzed R C A Televlslon Center Herklmer Llttle Falls IT PAYS ADVERTIZE Comphments of THE EVENING TIMES Herklmer County s Largest Dally Compllments of BARNES WATCH SHOP 500 E Maln St Comphments of DR W EDMUND SULLIVAN Burrell Bldg Llttle Falls BAC HMAN' S MODERN SHOES Footwear for School Llttle Falls 8: Herklmer Complunents HAROLD N LEWIS Jeweler Hotel Snyder Llttle Falls of of of I . i CIGARS--TOBACCO--NEWS Central N.Y. Coach Lines TO 2 60 HERKIMER Congratulations to The Class of 1951 M U N G E R S Herklmer AN OLD STORE WITH YOUNG IDEAS Best Wlshes E P RICH MOTORS INC PONTIAC AND CADILLAC 116 Prospect St Herklmer 1 00 Comphments PROSPECT HOTEL Herkimer Compllments THE GENERAL HERKIMER HOTEL Modern COC KTAIL LOUNGE RESTAURANT Wm I Sclaldo Prop Comphments ARMY KL NAVY STORES ROME UTICA HERKIMER 109 Greene St Comphments MONTGOMERY WARD CO Herklmer N Y Compllments BROWN BROS Valley' s Largest Used Car Dealer Herklmer HERKIMER LINEN SUPPLIES 204 So Mam St Herklmer Ph 288 EARL E JONES Sz SON GENERAL INSURANCE Herklmer Ph 1506 I Comphments WYLE'S of HERKIMER Sportswear Lmgerxe Dresses 262 W Mam St GAFFEY MOTOR SALES INC BUICK He rklmer N Y 2 of of - - ' N.Y. ' Ph. 8 . 0 - . of of 138 So. james 311 Columbia CHEV,-0LDS INe- ' N.Y. KK li 61 V -- -- THE SALISBURYS, STRATFORD, T. JOHNSVILLE BULLOCK'S POULTRY FARM Better Dressed Chickens Ka Turkeys Sallsbury Ct Ph 91 Compliments of MATTHEW'S GARAGE PARTS GAS REPAIRS USED CARS THE PINES Don Helterline Prop. Legal Beverages Stratford Ph 6968 RAYMOND HELTERLINE LUMBER CO Stratford IT PAYS ADVERTIZE Comphments of THE SALISBURY HOTEL Sahsbury N Y Comphments of HADCOCK S GENERAL STORE Sahsbury N Y GRASSEL S The Blggest L1tt1e Store IH Herklmer County Sahsbury N Y Comphments of STRATFORD GENERAL STORE Clothlng, Grocerles Gas BUD 8z JIM S RESTAURANT Fme foods Dancmg Legal Beverages Arthur 8: Irene Fernalld Ir Compllments of DARLING'S FARM SUPPLY Sahsbury Ct N Y HAROLD C LUT HER C1t1es Servlce Quahty Petroleum Products Sahsbury Ct N PLEASANT LAKE INN Home Cooked Foods Legal Beverages C omphments CORNER FILLING STATION DARLING'S GARAGE Parts Repalrs Lubr1cat1on Stratford N Y Comphments of 8a MRS PAUL W ADLER St johnsvllle IAWORSKI' S BODY SHOP Fender Repalrmg Pamtmg Convertlble Tops St Iohnsvllle Ph 2521 CENTRAL GARAGE Studebaker Service St Iohnsvllle ' . . . 65 . TO . N. Y. - , , I of , . , . . 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Miller Miss Miss Marjorie Staley Thelma Childs +gLLER THIS YEARBOOK PRINTED VELVATONE-EXCLUSIVE KELLER REFINEMENT OF PHOTO-OFFSET gf, C BUFFAL