Dolgeville High School - Slippertonian Yearbook (Dolgeville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1952 volume:

aazwceeedemdscmz DQQMW 2 1952 FOREWORD NOTHER year has passed, another Semor Class is ready to venture forth mto uncertam days and another yearbook has been born Dlffermg somewhat from year to year nn format the purpose of our Shppertoman remams ever the same Although It serves as a record of the school year its prlmary purpose IS to crystallze m our memory a phase of our lwes whxch as semors we recognize to have been one of great contentment Smce It w1l1 be possxble for us to rellve these happy carefree days only ln retrospect lt IS our smcere hope that ln the years ahead thls Shppertoman may help them to materxallze more clearly out of the rmst of years TABLE OF CONTENTS Forward Dedlcatlon Admlnlstratlon Semors Classes Act1v1t1es Class of ' 51 Advertlsmg Oh Alma Mater, dear to us We hall thee wlth all mlght Supreme you stand beneath The Adlrondack s noble height Leading onward ever on To hxgher nobler, fame And teach1ng us to better play In hfe s eternal game Oh lt s Alma Mater dear It s Alma Mater dear We hall thee now with joyous shout For all the world to hear May it rmg throughout the ages O er sea o er plann o er hull May It reach up to the heavens And resoundmg echo stxll M Snyder 2 , . U ,- 1,-.3 . 7 KC ' ' 77 ' . , 0 u A 7 7 . 1 v .Ziff-f - - 4 c - - 9 r ,.7:,: ' .-:1i ':1i-pa-1' . ,. -:1iiigzg:.:pQ, QE1'-I,'14.fEi5j.:f Tltle Page . . . . . . . . . . . . fF2lf.,4-'f-Ijffpfjjfgif-.I': . . . . . . . . 5,51559j'j:1232gifE4ggg-f. ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - '- 3-iTZ5ifiIfjiQ2f251'fj'y1g2fE1EETIr?.I-12?-WI,'3Q.g:f:.-, -Sf'1: - - - - - 'fb-fE1j1 '1-:ri-'if,'f-.'?3f.Q'i:g'f457' . - - - - . '-.1-.'7fI1.5f'I:11155,.fig-ff1lzf.13Qfj' ' . . . . , c n , . ' 7 . l 7 7 , . ' 7 . - 9 , U 7 . . 7 7 7 ' 7 ' . 7 Y ' I a , , . -fix'-. . , - . . .. ,,:-:-: A-: :V ,V 3.:f,.LXj,.g. ECAUSE of h1s many years of loyal service as prlnclpal of our grammar schools Because of the splendld Job he has done as head of our school system ln the absence of a supervlsmg prmclpal Because of the fact that he IS never too busy to lend a helpmg hand to teacher or pupll Because of h1s lnexhaustable energy and hls untlrmg efforts on behalf of Dolgevllle Central School We gratefully dedlcate thls 1952 SLIPPERTONIAN +- I f LEROY C WINSMAN 3 J ! ' -' ,5::3.5.-5.3,g-15:-ag:-5 ,.3:::5:- .5-gf.555-'-,-qfgz'-,:g.g.-.g.-I-.4' 23,45 .141 35 . ' Q, . . . ?. fiit-ffi3 -i1.f'1-42175252929531 '-:3:1t23f3:1fff6'2 .giiif ' f 1:1:-:fi f -2' -if-:2:5:ss-:G-'41H2231:E1:,:2fr:2:21g5?E'dg:5::::3s9mf-' .,-: -WFT . -,-,..g.'.5.,,,g:1.g.,-sn-3.'g.g.a '.,. .,,-,..g.g.:-,- A A J George Lyon Presxdent Ralph Glover Ben Andrews john Spofford Herman Fehlner Board of Educauon EING a member of a school board IS one of the most Important ways ln whlch a c1t1zen may serve hls commumty, and we gratefully acknowledge the 1nd1spensable servlce that these gentlemen of our board are constantly rendermg the commumty Meetlng regularly twlce a month and frequently at speclal meetlngs they gwe many hours to formulatmg school po11c1es admmlsterlng school funds studymg bulldlng and mam tenance problems and dlschargmg many other dutles so that our school can contmue to func t1on as a productlve and forward lookmg orgamzatlon Facult Seated G Sweet, P de Nure, A Klug, L W1nsman,P Rhoades, F Waterbury, G Wllens Standxng S Charles, R Hardendorf, H Sch11be,W Bynon, G Buck, M Monell. I Call, T Ch1lds,A Mang, D S1mmons.l Franz, A Allen. L Sherman, Cabsentj E Doxtader, Cabsentl S Arnold, iabsentl A Galer 4 G 13 - 4 i . ,Q L... -.. ,-..+,A ' - 4- 4-sq. A K P LN- A I V ' v P ' ' .:- ,.,.. 1' 'I wtf ,,':-?r- -Az-11 V A 7 ! 1 7 o 9 9 u 7 r ' , - ' . Administration 'xziuf' Leroy Wmsman Actlng Supervlsmg Prmclpal Rlchard F Loucks Hlgh School Prmcxpal Emory L Tooly Who, as we go to press has Just become our Supervlsmg Prmclpal N thxs plcture Mr Tooly IS shown at h1s desk ln the Andes Central School Frankly we are delxghted that he IS now wlth us and we hope that th1s assocxatxon may be long lastmg and contmumgly pleasant Edwln S Hopson Dlstrlct Superlntendent WIMOIEIIX1 Seated Bachman D Wmsman A ONe1l R Loucks E Leavltt D Kmgsley Adams Standmg ODonnel1 M Staley M Hassett A Howard G Thomson Stemert F M11ler D James R Castl hone L Pontlus fabsentb Aldrlch fabsentJW Busacker Cabsent G Tanner 5 -. .0 7 1 if ' n . v . . . . ' . - .44 ' ' N , . - X' N Q - ' ' . L . P -'vu' ' .. - .. ' 'G-5 gr, ' r 4 - ' , u e ', ,ZR i Y' K T Chllds A O'Ne1ll LeRoy Wlnsman Dlrector I Call A Allen F M1ller W Bynon H Shllbe L Pontlus 1ght School Facult Buff HOSE responslble for today s adult educatlon have an appreclatlon of the fact that lt has no restrxctmg tradltlons The program lS adjusted to meet the needs of the tlmes and the people served as IS shown by the wlde var1ety of courses offered Courses such as typmg cabmetmakmg German crafts and art Amerlcamzatlon hlstory and folklore of Do1gev11le and polltlcal partles thelr platforms and candxdates have helped to mcrease the reglstratlon from 61 ln 1949 to 184 at present DR NICHOLAS B LILL School Doctor I Balley, B Ogden, Clerk, B Randall, C Nardo, Steno , M. Rugglero, G Carey, Sec., M. Younel 6 fr' FE' ' '1 5, - 1 9 'S' -4 rf l CS' ' ,1 4' ' wi . V 'I ,ffl of .A , ., ,Ili Q Ax K ' XX 1 -vaj I ' A J ' . ' 1 . 9. . 1 'l 9 ' 2 Q Y . I. f'ranzCab.J,,S. Charlesfab.J h A L A .,.,.. 0 I A f X tr, . , . J I Y . . . . il-AWWA ' ,xx . . . .' , ' . , ,. , it 2 . . '. . ' N . T' . . , . 7 ' -' Q 5 il 5 - .6 M V 9 H f :' I7 X . I .x C' XV 4 x . Custochans L Carpenter Ch1efCustod1an I Mlller Papermxll F Homrlghaus Sahsbury Ctr O Sarpen Hadcock Sa11sburyCors Cabl Our Bus Dmvers Harold Ostrom Chlef Bus Drwer W Menge E Lyon R Leln H Dunmng M Cramer 7 I High School, Goldthwaite, U,nion Free: L. Keil, Union Free, K. Spofford, Handyman, Mrs. W F L ,- Our Caictcrias UNION FREE SCHOOL CAFETERIA Miss Thompson, Mrs. Kilburn, Mrs. Youker VEN though our main cafeteria, in KINDE RGARTEN - - SA LISB URY C ENTER -.5 ,Q S 3 Gif' Mrs. Holmberg 1 what seems to be impossibly small quarters, serves over 300 meals daily, the system is so highly organized that the staff is able to serve a nutritious and attractive meal with little con- fusion. ln addition to serving 300 Union Free and High School pupils at tightly scheduled intervals of 30 minutes each. the staff sends 70 vacuum-packed lun- ches to the Kindergarten daily, and 40 more to band members who eat at the High School three times a week. To Miss Thompson and her able assistants, our compliments on their efficiency, and their unfailing good humor and kindliness. 'f dl Mrs. Homrighaus FACULTY CUTS LOOSE FALL PARTY fs - I JEIIIO J f V- :'WTi,'q gd. .'-' ' ,FY . - I 6. , -,A .r'1' . -3' ,+--1.61: QV :J 5 .QF 5214. -A ,r per.- fz-.-.. 44 Q. 3, . L ,Z - - 1 3 . 4 i , I . ..g - ' -J -' - ., I. 5 V IJ, . ,-A f inf 5 f I .2-J:-'hm -' V .., ,- , 1 1 ,.:- . 4 x - 1 Class of 1952 OW that our long awalted graduatlon IS drawmg near the class of 52 looks back over 1ts four years 1n D H S Under the strong arm approach of Mrs Stemert and Mr Hardendorf as eager beaver freshmen we settled down to the routme of high school lxfe At last we had become a part of the upper hall Student Councll Press Club Lxbrary Counc1l, and Athletlcs lnterested us now As Sophomores the Lonely Hearts Dance was our flrst blg soclal event The success of thls gala affalr was largely due to the capable asslstance of our homeroom advlsor Mr Mlller Although Mr Mlller thought that he had seen the last of us he was not demed the pleasure of our smllmg faces ln 1951 Known to the world of D C S as the money mad class we spent our Iumor year m hxs care Dances and more dances was the pass word to Room 15 Spon sormg the Sllppertoman sent us scurrymg Kvla Cadlllacs owned by Messrs Eggleston and Haberekl about the countrysxde seekmg ads The good deed for that year was our substantxal donatlon to the Scholarshlp Fund Movlng up Day found us taklng our places 1n the Semor sec tlon of the Assembly and how proud we felt The Iumor Prom wlth the theme Good Luck ended a very successful and happy year September of our Semor year we used our blg sllver key to unlock Room 14 and begm a very happy fmal year under the guldance of Mr Loucks Yearbook Student Councll Press Club Athletlcs were all lmportant but what we looked forward to most was our Semor trlp New means to an end that tr1p' However ln the mad scramble to earn our dlplomas we dld not forget to enjoy the llttle every day mcldents that helped to make our year real fun the hankle for Prof after the 51 World Serles W G Y s Chrlstmas greetmg from Santa Claus to httle Dxckle Loucks the day Ray Smlth got the d 1 for the snow balls he d1dn t throw fa llttle mlx up from that self ap polnted Pr1nc1pal Itch ' Patterson! our Semor banquet at Dopp s wlth the grab bag Santa Claus Haberek the poems and Mr Loucks paJamas Uust for posterlty s sake we hereby state that those pajamas were chartreuse hme green and whlte on a black background very speclal for the trlpj and the laughter of the senlor play accompamed by nervousness and back stage Jltters The Class of 52 w1l1 always remember nts pres1dent Lee Pontlus who spent many an hour worklng for 1ts mterest ln Jumor as well as senlor year Wxthout his capable leadershlp who knows we mlght never have seen the Washington Monument As we recelve our dlplomas on Commencement nlght we want the faculty of our school to know that we w1ll be thmkxng of them for deep ln our hearts we are most grateful to them for thelr klndness conslderatlon and sound guldance They are the unsung heroes of countless happy semor years and l1ke those who have gone before we of 1952 owe much to them Fehlner, Treas , Daley, Vlce Pres , Lawrence, Sec , Pontlus, Pres , Mr Loucks, Advlsor 10 . . . . , . 4 , I u 77 I . . ' . ' . , , , . . . . . l ' ! 7 ll !7 ' ' ' 1 . , u -I a , . . . . , . ' ' ' ll - 17 ' ' ' ll . .l7 , - . ,, . . ,g . . . ' ' . - I - ' ' lt 73 - ! ' I 7 ' . , ' . . , ' . u . . . , . ,. , 9 a ' York! Washmgton! Stationery, magazines, church supper, candy, Head First , were all a , . . , . . . . . , . , 1 , Q 1 . . . 4 , . . . , . -U . , . . - - - . . . H , . , . 9 7 7 7 ' - 1 2 ' ' . ' . . 9 9 ' . . . .. , , . , . . . . 1 - ' 1 . n . . , 4 n , u ' a , . 7 - Q 1 1 , . . 7 . J ' -- , , VCI f N auonal Honor SOCICIY HE requirement for member shlp ln the Natlonal Honor So cnety 1s an average of 85119 or above for all four years of hlgh school As evldenced by the plcture there are not too many Semors who meet th1s hlgh standard and earn the dlstmctlon of bemg mltlated mto thls soclety lSfc Class Day m june IS the oc caslon for selectmg Iumors who quahfy for membershlp and at that tlme lt IS apparent that good sports manshxp must be llnked wlth lntel lectual ablllty ln order to survxve the rlgors of membershlp m the Natlonal Honor Soclety Salutatorlan DONALD O DALEY Baseball Football Varslty Basketball Chorus Orchestra Double Quartette Band Class Vlce Pres Class Treasurer Student Councxl V1ce Pres Press Club Nat 1 Hon Soclety All State Chorus Halloween Dec Semor Play 1234 1234 234 1234 123 1234 1952 Members D Daley F Fehlner I Balley D Buckbee Valcdlctorlan FRANCIS PAUL FEHLNER Basketball Vars1ty Chorus Orchestra Strmg Orchestra Double Quartette Class Treasurer Press Club Nat l Hon Soclety Prlze Speaklng 2nd prlze Semor Play Co I-hst Assoc Award Klstl Yearbook Sport Edltor 11 1234 1234 1234 234 OAN ELIZA BETH 123 234 1234 123 DONALD CHAPMAN Chorus 1 2 3 4 Y Projectlon Club 1 2 3 KARL ROBERT CARLSON ZANE HENRY CRAMER 1234 234 1234 123 RAYMOND DELANEY Football Captain Basketball Varsity Mgr Baseball Chorus 1 2 3 4 Double Quartette 2 3 4 Class V1ce Pres 1 All State Chorus MERWIN EDWARD DISCH Chorus 1 2 3 4 Projectlon Club 1 2 3 SANDRA FRA NC ES DOLGE Cheerleader Chorus 1 2 3 4 Double Quartette 2 3 4 Class Presldent Press Club 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Class Edltor Majorette Usher Semor Play JAMES R EGG LESTON Football Basketball Chorus 1 2 3 4 BARBARA MARY LOUISE GIESE Cheerleader Chorus 2 3 4 Double Qlartette 2 3 4 All State Chorus Halloween Dec f2ndJ Art Award CHARLES HABEREK Football 2 3 4 Co Captam Chorus 1 2 3 4 Double Qxartette Flag Salute Leader RONA LD IAMES HAYNER Football Basketball Mgr Class Vlce Pres Press Club 1 2 3 Boys State Projectlon Club 1 2 3 Semor Play Adver Mgr MARILYN LOUISE HOUSER Chorus 1 2 3 4 Double Qmartette Press Club Typlst 1 2 3 4 Majorette Usher JANET ANN LAWRENCE Cheerleader Chorus 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Strlng Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Double Quartette 2 3 4 Class Secretary 2 3 4 Press Club Typlst Llbrary Councll Presldent Vlce Pres Sub Hall Momtor Semor Play Glrls Sports CATHERINE ESTHER MILLER Chorus 1 2 3 4 Press Club Typlst Yearbook Lxbrary Counc11 Secretary Usher Semor Play MALVIN GARY MILLER Basketball Varslty Chorus 1 2 3 4 Double Quartette HARVEY KOHLER MILLER Chorus 1 2 3 4 Semor Play KENNETH R MOWERS Projectlon Club 1 2 3 IOAN ANN NEAR 1234 234 1234 1234 ALBERT GREGORY PATTERSON 1234 234 1234 LEE AARON PONTIUS Chorus 1 2 3 4 Press Club 1 2 3 4 MARY ELLEN RUGGIERO Cheerleader Chorus 1 2 3 4 Orchestra Strmg Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Double Quartette 2 3 4 Class Secretary Press Club 1 2 3 4 Typlst Yearbook Format Edltor Majorette Captam Semor Play Glrls Sports HELEN MARY SILVERNAIL Chorus 1 2 3 4 Double Quartette 2 3 4 Llbrary Councll Hall Momtor Semor Play COURTNEY JOHN SMITH Football Basketball Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer l RAYMOND DONALD SMITH IR Chorus 1 2 3 4 Double Quartette 2 3 4 Class Presldent Class Vlce Pres Boys State Semor Play Halloween Dec PETER STECIAK Basketball Mgr Press Club 1 2 3 4 Projectlon Club C HARLES GEORGE TRUMPOWSKY Basketball C horus 2 3 4 Senlor Play Bus Mgr MA RIORIE NAN YOUKER Chorus Band 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Councll 1 2 f! 'vs- vrw 'M-fa QM 'H --.. 1--4 JE' LEONARD JOSEPH YATAROLA Chorus Orchestra Double Quartette Band Semor Play PAULA DAIN WILENS Y 1 '7 7-K AS WE WERE Cheerleader Chorus 1 2 3 4 Double Quartette 2 3 4 Press Club 1 2 3 4 Prlze Speakmg lst prlze Hall Momtor Usher Maj orette Leader Halloween Dec G1rls Sports Arn Leg Po py Poster flst FORMER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 52 Marletta Antonuccl Marll n Barnes Y Beverly Carpenter Emerson Lamphere Treffley LeFave Robe rt Wmkl Elmer MacArthur james Newport Robert Olsen Rlchard Owens Lols Sheppard er 948 15 . 2, 4 . . ' , , - 4 1,2, V Q 4 , 4 A , V . 3 fa ' ,A f -J ,a SW., E 1 ' 3- .5-, R awilmqffr. -fa 1 I 3,4 I U 7 7 7 ! 7 LV- 1,2, 'A aa H ' v 7 7 A 14 ' ' ' f A 2 2 . . 4 if as , '3,4 p ' 3,4 4 1,2, . 3, . , 2, . . gl 3, J 1, Q ' . ' Y 7 7 7 7 . sd ' Q 1 K' A K, -. Om CW WEATHER FCRECAST 6 months of wrnter followed by 6 months VOLUNTEERS FOR Zafgeaclle DQMZW C0 of bad weather Vo 21 No 20 113 Sunday Monung October 16 1963 Pnce 10 cents School Board Okays Football Freld Grese Named Archrtect Last nrght the School Board sanc troned the constructron of an rndoor football freld rn the newly erected mausoleum that rs Dolgevrlle Central School Chuck Trumpowsky charrman of the board proposed that the freld be marked off rn parallel lmes Prrncrpal Francrs P Fehlner appornted Mrss Barbara Grese who studres art abroad tBrooklynJ to draft the blueprrnts Trrgonometry teacher Shorty Hayner demanded that Jn-f 37 Teachers l-lrred The Board accepted 32 applrcants for the Dolgevrlle Faculty among whom are alumnae Catherrne Mrller and Paula Wrlens Mrss Mrller wrll teach nothrng but Crcero whrle Mrss Wrlens wrll care for all students sufferrng from earache Mr M G Mrller appeared before the Board to plead the case of hrs way ward son Gary Ir who has been found truant on 14 successrve Thurs days of the current year The matter was tabled Euclrd s Theory frrst be consrdered Frumcrs P FBL1 EGGLESTON SHATTERS WORLD RECORD Eggleston powered hrs souped up racer FLAPJACK over the 500 fur longs at a clrp that sur passed by land and sea all others rm streaked to fame by averagrng 300 mph on the strarght away and 500 mph on the curves C BRUISERS BATTLE ST EA MROLLE RS Leonard Yatarola St Lours CPUJ The Boston Brursers coached by the adrort Don Daley wrll lock horns wrth the Steam rollers rn a game that may decrde the champronshrp Charlre Stonewall Haberek, all star all league all pro all man tackle anch ors the Brursers beefy lrne Of Haberek Coach Daley had thrs to say Charlre rs a nrce quret krd Wouldn t hurt an elephant' The game wrll be televrsed over the Pontrus Pole to Pole network iIi444iKNoTICEi1Yiiili GLF meets Frrday. Pete Stecrak wrll talk on the rearrng of young wolves. Scorcher Ruggrero wrll assrst. Supv Principal DICK S D DRIVEL Ioan Barley graduate of Podunk Nursmg School has opened rn the Catskrlls a thrrvrng tree nursery Forest Ranger Ken Mowers keeps a watchful eye on the baby t?J trees Local Drrver Educatron teacher Sandra Dolge rs demonstrating to bus drrver Karl Carlson how she stops on a curb tShe drags her feet I Mrs Eaker the former Helen Srlvernarl and Janet Lawrence motored to New York durrng the noon hour They took the new through wa Marjorre Youker rs grvrng free clarmet lessons along wrth her square danc rng rnstructrons Mrss Marrlyn Houser rs her star puprl Merwrn Drsch Presrdent of Danrel Green and Itch Patterson Charrman of the Board of the A Sz P voyaged to Florrda for some deep sea frshrng SC IE NC E FORUM Doctor Donald Buckbee rs conductrng extensrve research on the mysterrous drsease that stretches students out rn agony on Frrdays durrng the school season The only cure yet known an rnjectron of the Durango Krd applred Frrday evenrngs Nurse Ioan Ann Near was a vrctrm of thrs vrrus rn her Iunror year, but today bears no rll effects 1 6 MILLER AND SMITH BUY DOLGEVILLE NEWS Announcement has been and Ray Smrth have purchased a controllrng rnterest rn the Dolgevrlle News andhave re named rt the Red Sox Dugout The large and colorful prcture of Joe DrMaggro whrch formerly hung behind the counter has been retrred to the trash can Dutch has taken over the drstrrbutron of newspapers and will person ally delrver all Sunday papers rn hrs Cadrllac NEW IET UNVEILED Recently Court Smith tested the Army s newest and sleekest Jet THE ZEPHYR Zane Cramer and Harvey Mrller desrgned the super sonrc engrne, the fuel for whrch rs a mrxture of sugar starch and alcohol the plane s not Court s 1 'J S5 H-3' MUSIC Tuesday nlght Ray Delaney, famed concert pranrst, made hrs debut at Carnegre Hall and brought down the house wrth hrs ar rangement of Old Man River . . o 1. . . ' . . ' -r F . -2 F3'.1'7'fw' A , r-, ,e t . - , f - ' Jigga.. 1 ,l . , , I X . . . . , 5 .nd . ' . . . . - . I 1 7 I ig: . . . . ' p . . Ragga . . . . , ' ' , , ., . . . ' , 4 I ' . . ' ! . , . . 11..- r , -- r d' 1' AP ' by - n lanapo 154 lnllm Flash Loucks made that Malvrn Gary Miller - . n , u Q u ' .1 ' , . Z -X . . 7 . 7 - , B' ' KC 77 t -' V A - , , I . . . f . 9 I ' - 1 .' '7 ' I r . L , by . . . . . - ' - H . . . . . . . , , ' . 1 u --- , --- . 9 I ' ! 1 . . . . . ' - 9 . ' KC 7! .9 . . . . , ' ca n , ' ' , ' . . . 'X ' ' T , . ' ' ii- Q ' ' - , ' . A 7' g . . KK . . . . . . . 0 , A I y rx., , . ' is I cldffef unior Class Row 1 Randall I Dunderdale Smith Gigliotti Yoran DAmato Borst Sec Rogers, Ortlieb Siver Youker Quackenbush G Darling Row2 Brill Conners Bahr, Treas Mortorano Noonan Silvernail Lamphere Mr Miller Stephan Pres Carlson Molinaro Lyon L Dunderdale Eaker Johnson Row3 Green Enn1s,Cuda Vice Pres Kingsley Snell G Darling Miller Fisk Nagle Povec Bullock Grimmer Winkler Wilbert Three Years of I-hgh School N the last few years the Junior Class has gradually come to take its place as one of the most important and active organizations in our school Each succeeding class has built up the prestige of the class until at this point the extent and the scope of the junior Class activities is second only to that of the mighty Semor organization Is it to be wondered then that during the first weeks in September we were all more or less stunned by the burden of being upper classmen? fAnd the truth of the matter is that many still hadn t recovered from the shock by the mid yearl a broader yearbook campaign ln addition to the yearbook problems we met the task of putting on dances enthusiastically and found it a lot of fun Our first dance of the usual fall and winter series was in October the Pigskin Parade to be followed by our Christmas dance which had a great turn out our Frosty Frolxc january and the March Masque 192 This year we shattered tradition by changing the Prom from its usual graduation mght date to the early part of june We did this in order to present a more gala affair as well as a longer evening of enjoyment For us the most important event of this year was the long awaited arrival of our class rings Co1nc1d1ng with their arrival an epidemic of pseudo sophistication and egoism spread through the class like wildfire Heads were very high walks developed the suggestion of a strut and hands waved gracefully in the air However there were beneficial effects also for at the same time there came a decided revival of class spirit and a fuller realization of the nearness of graduation Nor must we neglect to mentxon all the little happemngs and occasions that have helped to make our junior year one of the high lights of our high school days Mr Miller s patience in the face of such happemngs as that powerful aroma of H2S in our classroom our athletes Miller and Cuda playmg 3 letter sports selection of S Ortlieb M Borst and I Smith as Varsity Cheerleaders some of our classmates high ratings in music competition hay rides parties the list of good txmes and happy memories we have accumulated thxs .Tumor Year is endless 18 H ' tr K -Q 'N . 5 ' 4. I , . . . . , ' 7 ' . . 7 7 7 7 . 7 7 '7 . 7 . 7 7 7 ' I ' . : 7 . 7 '7 7. 7 7 7 ' 7 7 '7 7 7 7 ' 7 , n I - 1 : . ' ' ' '2 2 ' 3 1 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' , n . . u . . 1 I ' n I 7 7 . , Q - l Eager to try our wings as new businessmen and women, we immediately started planning Q n . - , , . . . . . ,, . . ,, ' ' , ll ' 77 ' , 1 ' 9 In ll 77 ' ' ' ' , . . . . l n - u , . , . , - . . a , ' . - . , . . ' . . I ' . . . . ' 7 . 7 1 . . . . f , 1 , . ' ' . '. . ' : ' . . ' '. . . ' . . . ' . 2 ,-- QL, Rowl Boepple Lee Ackles Farnholtz Mr Buck Smlth Brereton Hewltt Shedd Row2 Spofford Dmgman Nelhs Boyer Keyser Hall Cramer Mlller Costanza Row3 Bahr McCarthy Cobb johnson DeLuca Sophomores Row I: Steciak, Billcliff, Walker, Tanner, Mr. Charles, Brown, Congdon, Coppernoll, Delaney. Row 2: Surprise, Glover, Guy, Ostrom, Daley, DeNinno, Youker, Eaker, Goodrich, Bahr, Lyon. Row 3: Rachon, Dreusike, Walzak, Stahl, Darling, Wesselman, Metzler, Hunt, Fical 19 Rowl Surprlse Beekman Antonuccl Ackley Eaker Zlmmerman M1ller De Lucco Ackles Darlmg Connor Row2 Doxtader Antonuccl Wllbert Helrus Ellls Gray Mrs Stemert Knapp Rumrlll Fehlner Mxller Holdrldge Row3 Madlson Smlth Nellsen Young Plerce Doxtader Jones Lamphere Molmaro Freshmen Rowl Nestle Allmg Lamphere Mr Hardendorf Hadcock Keller Homrxghaus Row2 Lamberson Spmgler Spofford Kexsel Herbst Barnes Wemschrelder Mlllard Row3 Splngler Pye Olsen Knoph Keller Lem 20 ' 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 1 1 1 I . . - - 1 v w I , v 1 1 1 1 1 I , , Q 1 w - -1112 2 3. 'QE Row 1 Congdon Spencer Davns Young Mrs Franz Call Calderazzo Stewart Ver Straete Row2 Remhardt Weaver Lee johnson Kell Durfey Sxlvernall Elhs Borst Row3 Schyler Bxshop Br11l Noonan Iaquay Zlpp Randall Handy Murphy Smlth E1ghth Grade Row 1: Newman, Johnson, Eaker, Gardner, Mlss Klug, Ortheb, Voorhees, Sheppard, Barretta. Row 2 Eckler, Daley, Tyoe, Van Valkenburg, De May, Durfey, Daley, De Marco, Ashe, Lyon Row 3: Baxley, Ortheb, Arthur, Enms, Gardner, Leavltt, Mac Arthur, De Carr, Stack. 21 Li' L25: - L 1 'M -. - . 2 1 f '.-, -.-7 E: Y-l. A - ' F2 75 f' X iii 71 - -.- 2' - --'Q . ..---' . - 1 ' -. , 55- K - Qual. ' 4........ ,. H - p X 'T-'B x Q ,yi 1 ee. ,. , Pl , J -- Y ' ' .9 - ' u . '- ' I b . .V J v. 1 f, , ' 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' A : 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 l nl, if Row 1 Nelson Darling Mosher Carlson Mr james Youker Smith Lyons johnson Row2 Hulett Klndrurg DAmato Stephen Gray DeLuca Nichols Fuller Fisk Seeley Fazio Muller Row3 DeMarco Flederwitz Lamberson Siver Noonan Miller Goodrich Harper Mosher Dunderdale Seventh Grade Row 1: Fuller, Baum, DeLuca, Stankevitz, Miss Staley, O'Connor, Dreusike. Fical, Boepple. Row 2: Nardo, Delaney, Wesselman, Ellis, Green, Saracino, Menge, Miller, Hayner Row 3: Lill, Ostrom, Menge, Ackles, Gilman, Harper, Yanney, Purpura, Trumbull, Doxtader, Kiesel. 22 .18 Alguire Ashe Bawker, Brown,Congdon Enms Farber Ford Galusha Gardner Hajeris Iaikens Lanphere Metzler Nagle Newman Paul Petkovesk Pugliese Rachon E Randall R Randall V Randall Ruby Timmerman Miss Galer Sixth Grade Aiello, Bahr, Brereton, Crane, Darling, Delaney, Dodge, I. Eaker, M. Eaker, Hardendorf, Klock, Loomis, Markell, Mead, Mielcarski, Millard, Neely, Perry, Pierce, Smith, Stack, Tucker, Voorhees, Watkins, Wilbur, Mrs. Monnel 23 Allmg I Antonuccl, R Antonuccx, Balley Baum Bladek Brereton Bruder Bynon, Costanza Covouto Cuda Daley Eckler Edlck Grenclwlck Hunt Menge MICICRFSKI Noonan, Petkovsek Provorse Rockwell Vesp1,Wh1te, Wxlbur Wullenweber Mlss O'Donnell Flfth Grade mil. Ackles Bachman Bajza Borst Brown Carroll Clavette P DeLuca P DeLuca Dolge Fazlo Gxlman Hagadorn Holdrldge Jaxkens jaquay johnson Novogurskl Poole Provorse Pugllese Stralt Zlmmerman Mxss Allen 24 7 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 I v, I. , 'W Q Q 4 , , . ,f A 1- 1 4 , 4 Pi' ' .,f W, 5 ' 59 ' A L 4 . 1, U v ' L ...E l . Q V 2 . 9 x 'iz H., . fm! A . rf, I N . , . . . , . . . - . . . . , . , . 7 . y . . . r v , si 5901 Baum Beekman Brown Calderazzo Carlson Crowell Daley Darling Doucette Feane Filipski Fuller Gotts Hogadorn Hilts Hoffman Jennings Jones Kurton Lamb Levonski Lyon Menge Millard Miller Nielsen Parker Randall Smith Spoffard Vickery Wullenweber Mrs Call Fourth Grade Bliss, Borst, Bowker, Cerneckas, Congdon, DeMarco, Ellis, Fazio, Fehlner Gaetano, Green, Hajeris, Hall, Handy, Hilts, Homrighaus, A. Johnson, T. Johnson, Kiesel, Leavitt, Mang, Near, Olsen, Parisi, Randall. Rice, Schmidt, Schrader, Sullivan, Tyoe, Miss Aldrich 25 ,,..--1 ' Avery Bachman Blssett Bladeck Bynon Decker Delucco Gaetano Gardner Glbbons Herrmgshaw F Herrmgshaw Hewltt Hllts Holmbug Karla Lamb Neeley Novogurskl Ortheb Parlsl Petkovsek Petrle Povec Rockwell Tlmmerman VISCUSSI Vogler Zlpp Mrs Howard Tlurd Grade -v X Alguxre, Blddle, Borst, Carpenter, Chadwick, Clavette, Congdon, Crane, Daley, Darlmg, Ellxs, Gray, Hart, Lane, Lussler, Metzler, Mlllard, Mxller, Mollnaro, Near, Omerzu, Paul, Schrader, Schfell, Seeley, Servidone, Smlth, Vosburg, Wesley, Wesselman, Young, Miss Mang 26 Q K' . I il ' A , I, E .-- J rw. I . - I, ,ln X'-'I I owe' ' I ' 1 I , . Q 'W r f' ' ' . B 7 - ' 7 'Y 5. .Af ' 7 . 1 y n 1 s 9 7 7 7 l 7 : . . 7 7 7 7 7 7 I 7 7 7 7 7 ! 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' O , Salisbury Center School Carnrlght E Grassell R Grassell Ives C Shrbley D Shxbley G Shlbley P Shlbley C Smlth D Smlth J Smrth M Smlth WGISS Mlss Sweet Combmatron Grade Frrsr Second 'PW' '-f-.zw 13? -f 445 W 'Q-5 'Q' S. Boyer Congdon Darlmg DeLuca Doxtader Edxck G Hopson D Hopson jalkens h Krowe Leve thal McCurd Mead M111er Perry Rugglero Sopfford Jo nson c n y Watkms Wllbur Wllllams Wrlght Mrs Slmmons 27 r'7 I Yi- '52 Adams, Bahr, Barnes, J. Bauder, T. Bauder, Bogardus,Brown, Clavette, Connor, DeLorenzo, Diehl, Dyer, Farnholtz, Fehlner, Hoffman, Hopson, Iohnson, Kopp, Loomis, Loucks, Lyon, Mielcarski, Miller, Munger, Nardo, Ostrom, Pickins, Pugliese, Rumrill, Timmerman, Tucker, Vickery, Wier, Wrobel, Mrs. Sherman Second Grade Alling, Bahr, Bliss, Connor, Crossman, Darling, DeMay, DiCami11o, Eaker, Edick, Ennis, 1:-leischman, Frederick, Gressler, Jones, Krowicki, Lamberson, Lanphere, LeGere, McFee, Miller, Newman, Paul, Rachon, Rice, Sarpen, Schmidt, Vespi, Smith, Steciak, Vespi, Trudgeon Weckesser, Wincowski, Mrs. Knapp ' 'M':'- . ,, -3 ,X ' f'?fiT.- if f Wg - V 'e..:.i..:,.,, ' -A N , I , F .. -- ,V . , - -v,-- Y ,r .-qw x , . vinfp. - , - - I' -0 Vw- l, .-.'-u -'..4,.j,,,. 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'-'iff A' -'0' '. - ll 29 Salisbury Center School Andrews Buck, Burton, Coal, Doxtader Foster Haberek Houck J Lanphere N Lanphere B Moore G Moore Mosher I Nlchols L Nlchols R Nlchols Swer Sweeney Mlss Leavltt Busacker Les DeCarr Lor DeCarr M DeCarr W DeCarr Doxtader G1lbert Ioan Haberek John Haberek R Haberek Helmer M Houck T Houck D Lanphere E Lanphere I Lanphere Mattlson I Muller P Muller Rogers Shepard Mrs Wmsman Papermdl School .MHZ I nv nf W, '47 Q' Alb Balley Alf Balley E Balley O Ba11ey W Balley T Balley Chmxelewsln Conklmg B Coal W Coal D Crouch L Crouch S Crouch Harton C Lamphere W Lamphere A Nagle D Nagle R Nagle R Nagle T Nagle A Randall L Randall Warmouth Mrs Kmgsley 30 ing. S Di: 5 . I I -' , 1 3 ' ' . , 7 .1 , ,, A X V - , .X ohm- A ' V - n f v- Y . 1. ' W . 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Cool. restful colors. new furniture. drapes. and diagonal fluorescent lights. conspire to give us a truly lovely setting for study. 2 3 PHX SICS CL ASS LIBRARY Kun ac fl vlhef Student Councul Br1anM111er Pres Donald Daley Vlce Pres George Randall Treas fabl I Dunderdale Corres Sec Joanne DeN1nno Sec Bahr Jones Near Cramer Remhardt Spofford DAmato Newman DeLucco Mrs Franz Adv RRANGING for busses to games sellmg sweaters and coke asslstmg m flre and a1r raxd dr1l1s planmng the Student Admlmstratxon Day and generally actmg as the mam sprlng of D C S are all a part of thls year s act1v1ty of that very lmportant group our Student Councxl R Flsk B Randall P Wnlens L Pontius A Patterson N Lamphere Sub Mr Hardendorf Adv I Baxley C Sllvernall M Povec I Lawrence Sub Cabl 34 I , . , ' . , . . . , . . , . - 1 7 Y 3 7 7 7 7 7 ' . , . 3 9 7 7 . . . . , . . . . ., , . . . . , . . , . , . , ., . , ., . , , , . , . , . . Press Club HE Press Club has been the reporter of school news for Dolgevllle Central School for many years In 1943 a contest was conducted for a name for nts pubhcatlon and Chlt Chatter subm1tted by Mary Mclnms was chosen Chrt Chatter has gone through varxous stages of development Volume I November 1943 was a seasonal edxtxon of several sheets The next year xt became a monthly edxtron and ln 1947 a weekly paper In 1951 rt was pubhshed bl weekly wlth specxal Thanksgwmg Chrrstmas and Semor ed1t1ons added The staff lS composed of semors and Jumors alded by two advlsors and at mld year sophomores are selected to replace the semors leavlng nn June Recently a medal has been glven to the Semor who has done outstanding work for the club Sue Youker Wrmfred Houser Helen Kopp and Chuck Welnschrelder havmg been the reclplents of these thus far The staff feel that the opportumty offered them to co operate wlth thexr fellow members and to contact s1m1lar groups m other schools IS a valuable experlence w 'f tif' f C! 'ww AATIVITY Ni? E 1, ff 1. Qc IMO? IAS gpl-RIT S To Q, J -AQ? 3 ax DC s CENTRAL CHIT CHATTER STAFF ey 5:55 S Tag .4-A If 4 YOGA Edrtor m Chlef Yvonne G1g11ott1 ,,f 3 if VL' fl M News Edltors Francls Fehlner Arthur Eahr ff 4' FA Hallo! C PY VW Brran Muller Albert Patterson Don Daley SERVIC O1 X30 ..- Edxtorlals Dav1dEaker V' of 3? fa, Humor Dan Green ,aaa 453' Sports W1l11am Connor Ronald Flsk my dOI.Ar HI1 FUI Glrls Sports Yvonne Glgllottl 0 P I F D Specxal Features Ronald Flsk Davld Eaker 9, M 4701? X Peter Stecxak, Ken Mowers, Arthur Bahr I? 1334 Clrculatlon Marllyn Houser S, jfqgo Mlmeographlng Lee Pontlus, J'oAnn Quackenbush 4, B 57, VA Exchange Ioan Balley Ken Mowers QQQWQ5' Typlsts Mary Rugglero, Janet Lawrence Marllyn Q 67' Houser Cather1neM1ller Carol S1lverna1l, Joan Yoran JUN me ,ey if 9, F Y Dg X4 If A M1ssStal?e3vlil2:s o Nexll X Mya 'JCC 5 Q LULWI rumor HALL01'm'w X J EPAPTY can-susan-no-nfuso-n Af SE IOPS AID J !IOro E lm I-JILLER ...Usas .mm on nur? IN Urn... 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' ' ' ' ' 1- 4- I .asovrc TLQLPLE VP L1brary Counul if Stecxak Pres Bahr V1ce Pres Ackles Sec Smxth Treas Allmg Hulett K1esel Lyon Mlller Ostrum S Surplrse M Surprlse Voorhees Youker Mrs Adams Cx' HIS plcture of the members on the Llbrary Councll all crowded together 1n thelr small work room does not glve one a true ldea of the actwltles of th1s group Many people may not be aware of the varled and dependable servxce that the Lxbrary Councll has glven D C S In order to recewe a Councxl letter a member must have belonged for at least two years and must sacrlfxce two per1ods a week for actual work m all phases of llbrary work Mendmg shelv1ng bulletm boards and work on the chargmg desk are Just a few of the dut1es mcluded But lt must not be thought that a Llbrary Councll member spends all of her t1me worklng ln the llbrary We have heard xt sa1d that Mrs Adams plays hostess to many wlld ch1l1 partles and we know from personal observatnon that Councll lI'l1tlatl0l1 IS a small slzed r1ot Projecuon Club Connor. Spofford Wllbert Ennls. Molmaro Cuda Pont1us.K1ngsley Dlngman. Bahr, Wlnkler, Hall Costanza. Snell, Johnson. Mr Charles 36 . V 1 x 4. X r J rf , ff . I X l , Y ' . - 1 I 'S , Congdon, copb'erno11f Daley, Darling, Delaney!,Eaker,,Ellis,- Clover, Gray, 3 3 ! 7 9 ' 7 ' ! 7 , . SIIPPCIFOHIHH Staff HEN Wfltlng of the act1v1t1es of the Yearbook Staff 1n prevlous years the hard work re qulred to br1ng out such a book has been stressed The lay out the photography the ed1t1ng all have come 1n for the1r share of attent1on ThlS year for a change we would llke gwe you a gl1mpse of the 11ghter and more humorous s1de of llfe on the Yearbook Staff The year began w1th a war between the Iumor and Semor members to see who would get to Staff meet1ng f1rst each week The tactlcs employed have been unbel1evable and have consxsted not only 1n spy1ng on one another and 1n racmg down the hall 1n a mad scramble for the door to Room 11 but even 1n one 1nstance 1n a Semor s crawl1ng through Ronn1e F1sk s legs as he blocked the door at the f1n1sh l1ne We all had a wonderful t1me at the E S S P A convent1on 1n Syracuse Durmg the day we attended all sorts of group meetmgs where we learned much about yearbook productlon At mght we enjoyed the banquet and dance and Saturday afternoon the football game The whole trlp was a valuable experlence no small part of whlch was meeting staff members from other schools Our annual banquet was held as usual at the Manor There seems to be somethmg eternal about the appeal of smorgasbord perhaps the quant1t1es of food who knows As always the tables were attractlvely decorated by the Iunxor gurls who very nearly came 1nto the grasp of the law ln the person of Mrs Wnlens 1n thelr desxre to have the tables really specxal There IS never a meetmg goes by that someth1ng humorous doesn t happen never a meet1ng where laughter and good tlmes are not the key notes One b1g requ1rement of Yearbook Staff membersh1p lS that you must be congemal and bel1eve us we are congenlal JOAN NEAR Edltor ln Ch1ef Franc1s Fehlner Sport Ednor Mary Rugg1ero Format Edxtor I0an Near Photography Edltor K ASSOCIATE EDITORS 1 Ioan Dunderdale Yvonne Glg11Ott1 Paul Johnson John Klngsley nk Ronald F1sk Mrs Stelnert Advlsor 1952 1951 102111 Y0r21n Busmess Manager f Betty Randall Advertlsxng Manager Ed 's ' Cm Mr Mlller Advxsor YEARBOOK BANQUET 37 0 0 v . . u . . . . . , - u Q - I w ' n - , , u . 7 , . . . 7 . , , 7 . . . . , . . . , , a a 1 , , . a y Q . - I . n Q- u u , - . 4 , 3 ., , . . . . , . n A v , . , . . . . -. - . Q W is H Sandra Dolge Class Editor ' . . v A' Q8 1' V . -4' D 'J' I . - N. si'-lf--' f 1 . . . . .'- '- 5 if N fg' , , . , , y Q 3 ' 9 I , . Row 1: Borst, Lawrence, Gigliotti, F. Fehlner, Coppernoll, Smith, Farnholtz, Eaker, Darling. Gray, Fisk. Row 2: Hewitt, C. Lamphere, R. Daley, Stewart, Ruggerio, M. Daley, Tanner, Ackles, Alling, Homrighaus, Baum, Stankevitz, b 5 - Silvernail, Ver Strate. Row 3: Glover, Congdon, Antonucci, N. Lamphere, Ex 5 Brereton, Kiesel, Deninno, Zimmerman, Call, Calderazzo, Spencer. lv - Srrin Orchestra t ,W 3 . fkfxizf 3 ORCHESTRAS A Q .11 I , 1 I f.'f '. ' Symphonic Qrchcsrra MPS. D0Xtad9I' -, . ,, Row 1: Congdon, Glover, Borst, Lawrence, Gigliotti, Darling, I. Eaker, Gray, ' Fisk, Spencer, Calderazzo, Call. Row 2: N. Lamphere, Antonucci, R. Daley, B C. Lamphere, Hewitt, Baum, Stankevitz, Silvernail, Al'ing, Zimmerman. Row 3: Nielson, D. Daley, Molinaro, D. Eaker, T. Fehlner, Yatarola, Jones, Cuda, Knoph. Row 4: Gray, F. Fehlner, Coppernoll, Smith, Farnholtz. Row 5: M1-5, Tanner Dunderdale, Brereton, Ruggerio, M. Daley, Tanner, Ackles, Alling, Homrighaus, Keisel, Deninno. Row 1: Cuda, Jones, Yatarola, Eaker, Fehlner, 1. Spofford, Keisel, Hewitt. Row 2: Darling, Youker, VanValkenburg, Hall, Hayner, MacArthur, R. Daley, Millard Ra h , c on Fical, Metzler, Randall, Eaker, Alling, R. Daley. Row 3: Miller, Gray, DeLuca, D'Amato, Knoph, Ackles, Mr. Castiglione, B. Spofford, Noonan Brill, T. Molinaro, D. Daley, Homighaus, Coppernol, Zimmerman. Majorette: Wilens. Majorettc-:s HE majorettes are a fairly new addition to our school band. They are divided into two teams, the Junior Varsity consisting of 5 members, and the Senior Varsity consisting of 7 members. Under the able direction of Mr. Castiglione, they have learned many new routines, and hope to make a good showing in the spring. Qui Band Senior Varsity Paula Wilens, Leader Mary Ruggiero, Captain M. Roger, J. Bailey, S. Dolge, H. Lee, S. Goodrich 39 CWHE Seniors organized their quartette when they were Sophomores. and since then they have con- tinued to sing as a group at school concerts and special occasions. as well as for their own amusements. Meeting with them weekly. and frequently at special rehearsals,Mrs. Tanner has skillfully and patiently directed them--developing them into a well-rounded musical group. fm Semor Murad Chorus Row I Smith Glover S Eaker Yoran Ackles B Youker E Smith Knapp, Zimmerman. I Youker Slver Miller C Silvernail DeN1nno Wilens Ortlieb. Row I Eaker Borst Rogers Farnholtz Carlson Daley C Miller Giese, Ellis, Stahl, Wessel- Row Pontius Pierce Molinaro Mortorano Knoph Doxtador Disch Young, Kyser. Buckbee, Bahr Dunderdale Cramer Dlngman Connor Costanza Wilbert. Row Jones J Wilbert Povec Miller Trumpowsky Fehlner C Smith, Fisk, Darling, DeLuca, Row 1: Homrighaus, Boepple, Cormor, Hulett, Surprise, Quackenbush, Darling, Randall, Dunderdale Nestle, Beekman, Alling, Antonucci, Shedd, Steciak, Goodrich, Hewitt. Row 2: Delaney, Congdon, Coppernoll, Lee, Brown, Delucco, Houser, Millerskofski, Spofford Keisel, Bahr, Silvernail, Walker, Lawrence, Ruggiero, Brereton, Lanphere. Row 3: Doxtator, Miller, Spofford, Antonucci, Fehlner, Johnson, Brill, Fical, Miller, Randall Eaker Hall, Spingler, Spingler, Yatarola, Dreusike. Row 4: Winkler, Snell, Kingsley, Haberek, Johnson, Cuda, Green, Walzak, Ennis, Noonan, Miller Grimmer, Patterson. C H1 vi CHE Boys' Double Quartette is a newly organized group composed of Senior and junior boys who love to sing close harmony-- particularly of the barbershop type. They enjoy dressing for the occasion and are not above introducing a bit of ham to help put over their performance. Their first appear- ance of the year was at the Masonic Temple, and since then they have entertained at the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, where they were enthusiastically received. Q 1 . , Senior Mixed Chorus A ' I 3594 V , P m u r'n 5 s !' q ' T V15 A' ' 'Tw' ' '. . ww' f ,gl -H 'f' 'i ,Q - ' i ' . a. r xl, l ' V vi 'Y J. . BF V lr' 2+ fa A L .44 t x Eaker, Yatarola, Haberek, Fehlner, Patterson, Povec, Fisk, Cramer Senior-Iunior Boys' Double Quartet 41 Football FTER the undefeated dream team of the 1950 camgaign, the Blue Devil's 1 51 championship hopes were forced into a rebuilding year, since Coach Bynon had only four veterans returning to bear the load for the inexperi- enced players. While the team was compiling a record of three wins and two losses, many players were out- standing. In the quarter- back slot, left vacant by DeCarr, Deluca was masterful in running the team. He called plays with the wizardry of a veteran, his ball handling was excellent, and his b or passing proved to be the FIRST ELEVEN margin of victory in all M. Povec, P. Nagle, C. Haberek, I. MacCarthy, J. Eggleston three Of the games!! the C. Smith, K. Metzler, Coach Bynon V1Ct0l'Y COIUIUU- Aldlng A. Cuda, 1. DeLuca, R. Delaney, T. Molinaro, D. Brill Deluca at quarterback, Shorty Hayner gave a good account of himself. Returning from last year's eleven at fullback was Ant Cuda, who kept his team's touchdown marches alive, and can take a lot of the credit for this season's good record. It would be safe to say his aver- age was five or six yards per carry, excellent in any football competition. Another veteran deserving praise was halfback Ray Delaney who gained considerable yardage on neatly executed reverse plays and on nice pass catches. At the other halfback post in different games during the season were Costanza, Mortorano, Miller, and Tom Molinaro. Too much credit cannot be given the line for its inspired play against much heavier opposition in almost every game. ln the last two games of the season they completely overwhelmed Morrisville and West Winfield, and kept the offensives bottled up for most of each game. The bulwark of the line on both offense and defense, were Court Smith, Haberek, and Povec at tackles, Doug Brill, Eggleston, Pierce, Dodge, Eaker, Dunderdale, and Lyons at guards, and McCarthy at center. The ends were Metzler, Daley, Jones, and Nagle, all of whom were fast and hard charging. This year the graduation picture will be just the opposite of the 1950 season, with only seven players leaving. The departing seniors, who all played regularly, and who deserve additional glory, are Delaney, Haberek, Eggleston, Daley, Hayner, Court Smith, and Nagle. Even though this year's fortunes were not of the highest, the season should be considered a very profitable season-the forerunner of a greater season in 1952. Coach Bynon, Dingman, Pye, Olsen, Weinschreider, Brill, Hayner, Costanza, Eaker, Lein, Lyon, Mortorano, Coach Buck, Jaquays, Cuda, Levitt, Eggleston, Miller, Daley, Dunderdale, Nagle, Mac- Carthy, Keyser fMgr.J, Metzler, Haberek, Povec, DeLuca, Delaney, Molinaro, Smith, Pierce, Jones, Connor CMgr.J. 42 Baseball .'-I 'i Row 1 P Costanza R Gaetano T LeFave P Nagle D Daley R Dalaney Row 2 D Sm1th QMgrl H DeCarr, N M1ller K Metzler B M1ller, A Cuda Coach Bynon 5. 's if 1-J. 1, mt, CHE Do1gev1lle Blue Dev1ls 1' ended the1r 1951 baseball season w1th the very credxtable record of ,M 5 7 v1ctor1es and 2 defeats The season opened 'Hi 'lg slowly for Dolgev11le as Fort Pla1n scored a 12 1' 7 vlctory over them In the next game the Blue Dev1ls began to roll as they chalked up a 13 10 w1n over Canajoharxe Cont1nu1ng the1r w1nn1ng play they defeated St johns Vllle 1n an 11 4 v1ctory St Mary s was the next v1ct1m, as Dolgevnlle rolled over them to the tune of 10 5 In thls game, N1ck Mlller s strmg of 9 h1ts 1n 9 hances at bat was broken but both DeCarr and Nagle came up w1th tr1ples y Delaney the versatlle outf1elder was the w1nn1ng p1tcher for D C S In a return match w1th Fort Pla1n, the Blue Dev1ls handed the Plalnsmen an 8 0 set back thus even1ng up matters In the followmg game Brlan Mxller p1tchedD C to a 4 3 vlctory over Cana1ohar1e The fmal game of the season was w1th the Gaels who recelved a 13 2 shellacklng from the Dolgev1lle team Deke DeCarr s superb defenslve play at shortstop, and Nlck and Brlan Mxller s I trlples helped materlally to w1n th1s game Th1s f1nalw1n putD C S 1n aseven w1n one loss t1e w1th Fort Pla1n To dec1de who would be champ1on of the western d1v1s1on of the Mohawk Inter Scholastlc Loop a play off had to be jf' held Ina hardfought game, Fort Pla1n managed to eke outa5 4 vlctory, thus endmg Dolgevllle s chances for the league t1tle DeCarr stood out 1n th1s D ' L game, for he pounded out a home run and two Slngl8S 1n three trxps to the at plate Even though they just barley lost the league t1tle the Blue Devlls had J 1 a wlnmng season of Whlch they can really be proud C asgar, D1 1ll 7131110847134 115 fa 1 A P w1if'f 11-Mara 1.4.9.1 1 A-4.3. 5.55, 165z6jfi,f' 2111 ,hm I Q Xe Q Q3 re, Q Q af-E91-316 4 0 'A X R ff ,U na I 1-,-sv-'nffbc-N' L RQ X0 994 We gi Ss Q 155 K' 'ig 'Q 217521224 I A 5' 1 I Q ,, t-. .M fi o 50x Qtffbfv il? .-Q, fsgdnf' J 'H JI' Q I S Jxsatbi Jzscfa .ra 4-7 -3 Q, mfffrsw' w.li': -551' ns Bs.-c 4:13 fs-r hZJ 'N 'ff'l 4 9 f'f.f1es:- ' f 't its Xt' f-151' Q v- 1 -ti -3 Fbpitlf f1'3 .2? 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I .Q VHISIKY Basketball 1 v.9,v.0,: v'0'9 0 I O S 6 4. 9 DEPARTING STARLETS D Daley A Paterson P Nagle G Mlller R Delaney ts .Ai HE basketball team thls year has fought hard but has been on the short end of an unlucky season The first three games of the season non league games were all lost after all out effort on the part of our men The flrst league game of the season got underway on December 7 agalnst St johnsvllle Dolgevllle was ln there flghtmg all the way but ended up a 51 46 looser Fmally the Blue Devlls began to roll as they won a thrlllmg overtxme Falls 65 63 The team returned to actton after Chrlstmas on january 4 and rn a hard fought league game agamst Herklmer lost by a mere three pomts 53 50 As thxs IS wrxtten the basketball season IS not qulte half over and even though they started poorly there IS stlll a good chance that the Blue Devxls may defeat more teams as they d1d Little Falls That clutch vlctory over Llttle Falls was made by a team that fmally chcked and that may very concewable dupltcate thls feat 1n many of the games yet to be played G M1ller,D Daley R Delaney, A Patterson, P Nagle,Coach Bynon, B Ennls CMgr J. K Metzler. B Mlller T Mol1naro.M Povec. A Cuda. D Brlll. I Gr1mmer,R FISK 44 rfwwvfli x , - ' C' ' K 1 Q ' t , t'.'4 ' l I 9 ' v ,K tl . .. . ' ul IP: R 1 . . battle from our arch-rivals, Little gf - Y ' ' 4 ' . ' . , ' . ' , . 2 Q ' I 9 A unior Varsit Basketball Pye R Molmaro Costanza Coach Buck Povec T Molmaro Delaney Randall Leln Spofford F1ca1CMgrD Jones Brxll Olsen Smlth Cobb MacCaethy DeCarr CMgrJ NDER thelr new coach Mr Buck the I V team thxs year IS carrymg on the wmnmg streak begun last season In the three non league games at the begmmng of the season the I V s won twlce In the f1rst league game they overran St Iohnsvllle 60 23 Thls vlctory made the over all record for th1s and last year s seasons stand at 14 wms and 3 losses In the next four games they won three times more One of the teams to feel the mlght of the jumor Blue Devlls was Herklmer whlch was handed a 57 40 setback If the I V s contlnue thelr present type of basketball they wlll have accumulated an lmpresslve 11st of v1ctor1es at the season s end When the scores are all ln they surely w1ll have made a record that future teams wlll have a hard tlme equalllng OFF TO THE GAME fl -'I ll ll ceunuu. - 45 Basketball Cheerleaders Varslty Smlth Ruggwro Lawrence Borst Ortheb Wnlens Mlss Chllds Advlsor 1951 1952 IS the frrst year under a new cheerleadlng system In order to stxmulate competltlon Freshmen Sophomores Iumors and Semors are ehgxble to try out A wrder selectlon has extended the opportumty to more glrls and has pro duced a snappy energetlc group of hard workmg cheerleaders Football Cheerleaders M Ruggrero, P Wllens, B G1ese,S Dolge, Cab DI Near 46 I. Varsily: Surprise, He.witt,, Ackles, Lemphere, Bahr,, Brereton. 1 1 1 , , , . , .D - . , . - 1 . , Y 5. Row 1 G1gl1ott1 Pres Wllens Nestle Rugglero Boepple O Ackles Lawrence Homr1ghaus Z1mmerman Gray Mlller Surprxse Congdon Daley Row2 DeN1nno Sec Treas Steclak Vlce Pres Randall A Ackles Ostrom Brereton Hewltt Coppernoll Knapp Wesselmen Herbst Farnholtz Darllng Dolgevdle GIIIS Athlcuc ASSOCIHEIOH HE D G A A tDolgev1lle Glrls Athletxc Assoczatxonl was started ln September of 1951 Any hlgh school glrl mterested m sports IS ellglble to belong to th1s group It IS an organ1zat1on formed to encourage glrls sports and also to arouse mterest 1n new athletlc act1v1t1es or games Thxs orgamzatlon has been a great success so far espec1ally m settmg up a program for playdays and speclal sports programs such as the newly orgamzed bowllng league In January the offlcers of the D G A A accompamed by thexr advlsor Mlss Chllds attended a very mformatwe and mterestmg Health Clmlc at U F A where they were 1nstructed ln the rules better methods of playmg and techmque of OfflCl3.t1l'1g at basketball 47 C Busacker S Novogurskl V Hewltt C Ives I Nellson R Llll L Bynon E Grassel I Borst G Tyoe S Helmer GRA MNiER SCHOOLS PRESENT The Palace of Carclcssncss VERY year the communlty of Dolgevllle looks forward wlth the pleasure to the 1 annual Sprmg Pageant presented by the elementary grades of Umon Free and Rural schools Thxs year s productxon was really charmmg m every detall The costumes were cleverly deslgned and colorful the dances were approprrately arranged the drama txcs showed evldence of long and d1l1gent practlce the settings were or1g1nal and the muslc was very superlor The whole performance was a trlbute to the teachers patlence and amb1t1on and the llttle folks versatlhty v Q 1 T Bawker. D1ehl, L Brown, P DeLuca, L Krawec, B Parese, A LeGere 48 K t .4 2 Q T 1 17 ' 2 srl y -2 2 . i . 5 i Q 3 r ng 4 . 4 A ' ' 3 ' .7 ' . 9 ' 7 ' I ! ' ' 7 ' S . , . , . , . . , . . . . Q Q . 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COMPLIMENTS DE KATER gl STAHL, INC- OF , - COMPLIMENTS NORTH HUDSON VVOODCRAFT Co Comphments of THE ECONOMY STORES ln Dolgevllle DEPARTMENT STORE MEN S STORE Yard Goods Shoes for the entire famlly Domestlcs Your Stores of Frlendly Servlce 59 OF . Ladies' Ka Chi1dren's Apparel . Men's SL Boy's CTothing . C OMP LIME NTS THE MEDICAL PROFESSION DR BUCKBEE DR LEVENTHAL DR JARRETT DR GRIFFITH DR LILL FREE CHO CE Here rn Amerxca we beheve ln the free cholce of grocer health standards ln the world thanks to free medxcme Let s not forget that free choice is as Amerlcan as turkey and pumpkln ple Your Dolgevllle Doctors 60 4 OF I D7 doctor, lawyer or hairdresser. We enjoy the highest , LITTLE FALLS Flowers For All Occaslons DOCKERTY FLORISTS Llttle Falls Phone 582 562 East Maln Comphments of ALLEN S DEP T STORE LITTLE FALLS We carry complete lmes of Women s Misses Teens Glrls Boys 8: Infants Ready to wear Sz Accessorles Lowest Prlces ROCK CITY STORAGE CO INC We store furmture flxtures Agents Allled Van Lmes Llttle Falls Phone 392 HERKIMER HARDWARE CO Herklmer Lxttle Fall S Norge Bengal Duo therm Heatmg And Cookmg Ranges C ompliments ALLEGRO SHOE CORP Llttle Falls ART SUPPLIES Cameras Sz Fllms Best of Watch Repalrmg BARNES WATCH SHOP Burrell Bldg Llttle Falls NATIONAL STORES 629 Maln St Llttle Falls N Y Complunents of GREEN GABLES 314 So Second St Llttle Falls New York SMALLEN S The Frlendly Store of Servlce Llttle Falls New York Compllments of LITT LE FALLS WHOLESALE C O LURIE S DEPT ST ORE Llttle Falls New York Compliments of THE P gl C STORE Lxttle Falls New York Compllments of Llttle Falls WALLPAPER St PAINT COMPANY 13 N Second Street Llttle Falls New York H GOLDSTEIN MEN S Ka BOYS OUTFITTERS Clothmg Furnishmgs Phone 1057 W Compllments of NASH SERVICE STATION 24 Hr Servlce Phone 1011 586 East Mam Street 555 W Mam Street Little Falls N Y Llttle Falls New York HAROLD I Du BOIS Jewelry Sz G1ft Shop 539 Mam St Llttle Falls New Y ork GREGORKA CAMERA SHOP LITTLE FALLS DINER Llttle Falls Open 24 Hrs New York Fme Foods Home Baked Pastry 61 E I . 9 . 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Television New York Try CASEIN PAINTS Next C ompliments of MOHAXVK VALLEY LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE L1ttle Falls New York SALVI S MUSIC SHOP 327 South Second Street Llttle Falls New York Compllments of THE EVENING TIMES Herklmer County s Largest Dally ROSIE S FLOWERS 520 GARDEN STREET Llttle Falls New York Compllments of J C PENNY CO Llttle Falls New York Compllments of CLEME NS DRUG STORE 507 Maln Street L1tt1e Falls New York Complunents DAN NAST Llttle Falls w York SONNE BROS INC Central New York s Leadmg jewelers Cor Maxn Sz Mary Sts Llttle Falls New York THE STRAND Her Shoppmg Center L1tt1e Falls New York THE DRESHER FURNITURE CO Furmture Rugs Stoves Floor Covermgs Electrlc Refrlgerators NEIL E SHAFFER Your DeSOTO PLYMOUTH DEA LER Llttle Falls 1330 HALL MOTORS DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Dodge Job rated Truck MCTIERNAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Author1zedG E Dealers lL1ttle Falls New York Llttle Falls New York Complxments of KANE S TAVERN Iacksonburg Road G I EYSAMAN HARDWARE Housewares Sportlng Goods 522 East Maln Street E O Eysaman D L Mang Compllments of PROVORSE MOTOR SALES Your Kalser Frazer Dealer 62 . . . of ' ' Ne ' . . . i , - , , ' 556 E. 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E I ' I I L 1 . 1 Compllments of ANDREW LITTLE Sc SONS Dependable Bulldlng Mate rlals Llttle Falls New York Compl1ments of NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE EIBRES INC LITTLE FALLS DIVISION Llttle Falls New York Compllments BRIDE S CIGAR STORE C ongratulatx ons and Best Wlshes to the class of 52 WILLARD LEVEE JEWELER Phone 310 Llttle Falls New York Comphments IOURNAL gl COURIER Complunents COONEY RADIO Sz T V SERVICE LEON W COMSTOCK 612 E Mam St Llttle Falls New York C omphments MATT S RESTAURANT 307 S Ann St LEWIS CHILDREN S SHOP The Label of Quahty A complete Chlldren Wear Store From Tot to Teen Slzes to 20 Llttle Falls New York Cornpllments LOVENHEIM S Wallpaper Pamt Floor Covermgs 512 Albany Street w Llttle Falls Ne York SKIPPY S SNACK BAR Soda Fountam gl Lunches Come In Please Go Out Pleased Steve Skandera Prop Llttle Falls New York 63 I of of 9 7 of Hardware-Housewares-Toys of , 4 z 9 77 I ' ' ' of y 2 D . , . ll S 5 l , ,,, . . , , HEAQOEIE T EAD FIRST a three act farce comedy IS the Senlor Class selectlon for 1952 productlon After conslderable dellberatlon ln fact days of delxberatxon the cast conslstmg of fourteen characters was chosen from among those Semors who trled out It 1sn t dlfflcult to lmagme the confuslon caused when Raymond Smlth a hypnotxst mesmer 1zes Lee Pontlus fthe butler, Francls Fehlner and Paula Wllens fa capltallst and h1s Wife, and Cook Cathrme Mlller Thls unhappy sltuatxon IS reheved only when a mass hypnotlc scene con ducted by Mary Rugglero a professlonal hypnotlst brmgs the characters back to normal Of course the 1952 rehearsals are no dlfferent from the others ln the respect that the gym IS stlll hke the Arctxc land no one IS subsldlzmg the Semors wlth mmk coatsl Prof Loucks IS stxll tearing out by the roots what s left of hls halr and the semors are still spllttmg thelr throats ln the effort to make themselves heard Because thus book goes to press before the actual production we do not know the results however we do feel free to say that lf It contmues to shape up as xt has begun Head FIFSI, can t help but be a hllarlous success ' CAST OF CHARACTERS H Mr Carr Harvey M1ller Barlowe Mrs Carr Janet Lawrence Mrs Klump Larry Donald Daley Lor1 Lee Pontlus Catherme Mlller Mary Rugglero Mr Dowd Francls Fehlner Marllyn Bam Ioan Balley Mrs Dowd Paula Wxlans ack Leonard Yatarola Mary Lou Helen S1lverna1l Lester Donald Buckbee 'PRODUCTION' Stage Manager Donald Buckbee Busmess Manager Charles Trumpowsky Property Managers Barbara Giese Ioan Near Advertlslng Manager Ronald Hayner Dlrector Mlss Klug TRY DALY'S DRUG STORE IT PAYS ADVERTISE FIRST SINCERE THANKS TO THE LITT LE FALLS MERC HANTS Complunents of MODERN SHOES Best Footwear For School SHAVER S SUNOCO STATION Between L F and Mohawk Herkxmer SL Lxttle Falls Route 5 S Phone 1230 I1 Complxments of THE BOSTON STORE Llttle Falls N JAYC. 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HERK IIVIER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF Born ln a country of boundless opportumty educated by the best school system m all the world you are gomg out mto a world that greatly needs the contrlbutxon of your youth your talents your m dustry Offer them freely to help brmg peace m our tlme U E HERKIMER Best W1shes E P RICH MOTORS INC PONTIAC AND CADILLAC 116 Prospect St Herklmer Ph 1800 RALPH s LIQUOR sToRE THE GENERAL HERKIMER HOTEL Modern RESTAURANT Wm I Sclaldo Prop Comphments ARMY KL NAVY STORES ROME UTICA 138 So James 311 Columbla HERKIMER UTICA 109 Greene 128 Genessee Comphments o MYERS CLOTHES FOR DAD N Herklmer LAD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 FROM THE CLASS OF 53 Comphments ThE PUBLIC MARKET C omphments C HIRIC O S Comphments HERKIMER BOWLING CENTER Comphments MOHAWK ST MARKET Herklmer Comphments of HECKS GRILL Herlnmer Comphments AIELLO'S SUPER MARKET 65 , 1 ' , 1 1 , M , N G R ' S ' C ompliments C ompliments Qf of . . f of of of ' of Comphments HERKIMER LINEN SUPPLY EARL E IONES Sz SON GENERAL INSURANCE Herklmer Ph 1506 I Sa11sburyCt Ph 6421 Comphme nts of MONTGOMERY WARD C O Herklmer Comphments WYLE S of HERKIMER Near General Herklmer Hotel 262 N Mam Street HAMMER' Your Frlendly Jewelers Headquarters for Hamllton Bulova Elgln Benrus Watches 134 N Maln St Herklmer Compl1ments FORESTA COFFEE SHOP 258 N Mam St Herklmer Comphments GALCASE FURNITURE Frxendly Credlt 102 W Albany St Herklmer GREGG APPLIANCE INC Formerly Gaffey Apphance Herkxmer Llttle Falls Comphments of A H WINSTON Sz SON Jewelers Herklmer New Yo rk KEAN S CUT RATE DRUGS Herklmer New York IOHN'S SUPER MARKET 103 So Mann St Herklmer New York READS FLOWERS 101 S Washmgton Herkimer New York Herklmer New York BENSON 8: JOHNSON Lmcoln Mercury Sales YOUNG BUICK INC Bulck Herk1mer New York Herkxmer New Yo rk Comphments of R COMMUNITY PHARMACY S F Durant Ph G Prop Leadmg Prescrlptxon Store 267 North Mam Street Herkimer N Y Phone 397 Comphments of Comphments of THE PARKSON COMPANY GALLINGER DRUG CO Inc The Rexall Drug Store 152 N Mam St Herkxmer Palnt Wallpaper Art1sts Supplles Wmdow Shades Phone 1587 224 N Maln Street Herkxmer N Y WEBB S SPORT SHOP 227 Genesee Street Team Equlpment ANNOTTO S SERVICE STATION Gas Motor Tune up 1 Lubrlcatlon and Accessorles Cor Smlth and Dewey Aves Skt Wear WEBB S SPORT SHOP Utlca New York Bowhng Balls 66 of . 3 ' f of of , ' , , ' KIRBY , OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 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