Dolgeville High School - Slippertonian Yearbook (Dolgeville, NY)

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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

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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 ' -- , ,

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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