Draper Central High School - Dragon Yearbook (Schenevus, NY)

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We all believe you have helped guide us to a richer understanding of life. Even though we have stumbled at times you have been willing to stand beside us and guide us onward to success. To show our appreciation for your sincere help, we the class of 1958 dedicate this Dragon to you, Mr. Millard McCune, as a small token to remain with you for many years. . I n 15751 ADMINI RA TION LOWELL S. HUNTINGTON, Principal VINCENT CILIBERTI, Vice Principal ANDREW S. DRAPER CENTRAL SCHOOL Lowsu. S. HUNTINGTON. PRINCIPAL SCHENEVUS. NEW YORK February 12, 1958 To the Graduating Class of 1958. Two of the goals of secondary education are: fly To prepare students for college Q2j To prepare pupils to take jobs and take their places in society. To succeed in either of these goals people must mature and learn to accept responsi bility. Specifically they must learn to be on time, stand on their own two feet, set themselves a task and carry it through to success. When they leave high school, they will be expected to assume the responsibilities of making good in college or in making good in a job. The graduating class of 1958, on the whole, seems to us to be one in which the school can take pride. They have grown and matured and we think they are ready to accept these responsibilities. The best wishes of the administration and staff of the Andrew S. Draper Central School go with you. Lowell S. Huntington Principal 55523, 5: if: fl .-. .3 yr K :4 1 ., ' NAME Richard Roberts Ann Dunlap Susan Capobianco Lowel S. Huntington Millard McCune Julia Nagle Ruth Craig Eudora Blencoe Second row: Alice Swackhamer Martha Potter Edna Hatcher Jane Houghton Frances Manchester Evelyn Ellis Lillian Simmons CLASS Cadet O. S. T. C. Cadet O. S. T.C. Cadet O. S. T. C. Principal English and Librarian Third Grade Fifth and Sixth Fourth Grade School-Nurse Teacher First and Second Sixth Grade Second Grade Fifth Grade Assistant Kindergarten First Grade Teacher NO. OF YEARS TEACHING 27 25 24 15 28 16 11 30 10 35 1 16 5 l Evelyn Webster Dorothy Bentall Agnes Busacker Lucille Cady Louise Smaila Mary Scott Priscilla Thompson Third row: John Powers Frank DiNoto William Wheeler Robert Unckless Vincent Ciliberti Charles Dennington Bruce Maynard David Brenner Robert Hall Kindergarten Music Secretary Homemaking Languages Commerce Physical Education Junior High Math and Science History and English Science and Math Band Physical Education and Vice Principal Agriculture Junior High Math and Science Junior High History and English Junior High History and English MR. WILSON Freshman Class Advisor 1955 MR. DINOTO Senior Class Advisor 1958 MISS TOBEY Sophomore and Junior Class Advisor 1956-57 SE NIORS DAVID MORRIS - President He's the boy from Coop. Junction Who knows the M. G, 's every function. Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 3- book 4, Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, In- Club 1, Rifle 1, 2, Dance Class Offices 1, 2, 4, Year tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Ck. Club 1, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Cafeteria 2, 4, Boys State 3. Ambition, to own the M. G, Factory . MARGARETT TESSITORE - Vice President Beaus from near and far Will she ever drive a car? Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Offices 3, 4, Reporter 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Yearbook 4, Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramu- rals 1, 2, 3, 4, Com. Club 2, Rifle 2, Dance Club 1, 4, Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3. 4, Band 3, 4, Driver Education 3, Student Council 3,, Ambition, Art or Business Field. NORMA GRAVES - Secretary as secretary, we hope never to go wrong, She may be weak now, but soon will be strong. With her Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 4, Class Offi- ces 4, Yearbook 4, Class Play 1, 2, 3, Cheerlead- mg 1, 2, 3.4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Paper Club 4, X Dance Club 1, 4, Cafeteria 3, 4. Ambition: Nurse. t 1 ,Q Sl-IERWOOD ENCK - Treasurer Skip is a ladies' man Try to beat him if you can. FFA 1, 2, Ba Class Office 4, Class Play 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Ck. Club 1, Rifle 1, 2. nd 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 3, Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. . 52 But Mary is his only fan. Ambition: Find a Job. DAVID COLLINS Dave to the library goes, For what he never knows. Intramurals 3, 4, Chorus 4, Driver Education 3, Yearbook 4, Basketball 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Wrest- ung 1, 2. Ambition: Early Retirement. JAMES BENDER Jimmie is the ladies man, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 3, Class Play 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, Dance Club 1, Cafeteria 1, ROSE MARIE BUTLER Rose is her name Let's hope it brings her fame. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43' Band 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 3, Year- book 4, Class Play 1, 2, 3,4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, 4, Cafeteria 3, 4, I-lomecraft 2. Ambition, School Nurse Teacher. JUDITH B, STARUCK For a thimble she could never care less, For we all know she's a great seamstress. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Student Council 2, Driver Education 3, Yearbook 4, Class Plays 1, 2, 3,'IntramU.l'a1S 1, 2, 35 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 1. Ambition: Medical Secretary. GEORGE GAMBLE George is quite the shiek He really makes the girls shriek! Chorus 1, 2, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Driver Education 3, Yearbook 4, Class Plays 1, 2, 3 , 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, IDIIBUIU- rals 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, Dance Club 1, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Cafeteria 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2. Ambition, Automotive Engi- neering. ELANOR COHN Children, children, on every hand, That's where Elanor makes her stand! Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 4, Yearbook 4, Class Play 3, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Commerce Club 4. Ambition: Nursery School Teacher. THOMAS HYNES Tom, Torn, the piper's son Mary stole him and away she run. Chorus 1, Driver Training 25 Yearbook 45 Class Play 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2,'3, 4, Dance Club 15 Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Business Field. PETER MATHEW SON Peter drives his old yellow truck So not to be mired in the muck. FFA 1, 2g Driver Education 4g Cooking Club lg Dance Club 1gCafeteria 3, 4g Class Play 4. Farmer FLORENCE FOSTER Florence is the quiet one in the class, But when outside she is quite the lass. Rifle Club 3g Paper Club 3 45 Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Sew in a Dress Factory. -. GRETEL PAPE Gretel is the pretty gal, Who, to everyone, is a pal. Band 3, 4, Driver Education 3, Yearbook 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Commerce Club 2, Rifle Club 2, Dance Club 1, 4. Ambition: Secretary. CHARLES MUEHL Chuck is our bearded fellow, The girls think he's really mellow. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1. 2: Driver Education 3: Year- book 4, Class Plays 1, 3, 4: Baskeball 1, 2: Baseball 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: C0014- ing Club 1: Dance Club 1: Dramatics Club 1, Cafete- ria 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Easy Life. BETTY JANE ROSS When Betty throws a party, Everyone is hale and hearty. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 3 Yearbook 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Com merce 2, Rifle Club 1g Dance Club 1 Ambition: Private Secretary JAY PALMER Ambition: Mechanic. STANLEY ROSEBOOM Stanley is our quiet lad, But he's far from being mad. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 3. Ambition: Farmer. He's known for his Model T Fords, And buys obsolete parts at 'Monkey Wards. Driver Education 4, Cooking Club 1g Playground Supervision 4, Industrial Arts Club 4. MARY SCHMIEDEL Mary, Mary, quite contrary, To her Tom is necessary. Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4: Class Plays 1, 2, 3, 4g Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 2, Ceramics Club 15 Rifle Club 25 Dance Club 1, 4. Ambition: Secretary. MARSHALL WEBSTER Marshall drives his car with pride, Even though it's power glide. Chorus 3, 4g Student Council 4g Driver Education 3: Yearbook 43 Cooking Club 1g Rifle Club 1, 2: Dramatics Club 4. Ambition: Civil Technologist. MARGARETT SCHUTT Margarett is our studious one, Skirts and dresses she does shun. Driver Training 4, Class Play 3, 4, Yearbook 43 Pap- er Club 2, 3, 4g Science Club 1. Ambition: Linguistic- Anthropologist. EDWARD STRONG Strong is the fe11ow's name, And Mickey is his favorite dame. Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Driver Education 3: Class Offices 1, 2, 3, Yearbook staff 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2 3.4: Cooking Club lg Rifle Club 1, Dramatics Club 4g Cafeteria 3, 4. Ambition: USAF Pilot. JOSEPH STARUCK In his mind Nash is first, But in our mind what could be worse. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 2, Class Play 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3 4, Dance Club 1, Cafeteria 1, 2, 3. Ambition: State Trooper. PAUL SMITH With his hands he is an artist, And in that field he'11 go the farthest. Driver Education 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2. Ambition: Auto Mechanic. GLENDA VROMAN Man, man is what she cries, Thus she tries to harmonize Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 4, Yearbook 4, Class Play 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 1, Dramatics Club 1, Cafeteria 1, 2. 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary LYNN SMITH Our minister classmate will he be, When through seminary is he. Chorus 2, 3, 45 Driver Education 45 Class Play 1, 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Science Club 1. Ambition: Ministry. LINDA UNCKLESS Lin will go away to college Where she'll seek nursing knowledge. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Driver Education 3: Yearbook 45 Class Play 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 3, 45 In- tramurals 35 Rifle 15 Dance Club 15 Homecraft Club 1. Ambition: Airlines Nurse. DIERK VAN CLEEF Help! Help! Comes the cry, It's Dierk - He's hit in the eye. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 45 Driver Education 35 Class Offices 1, 2, 45 Yearbook 45 Class Play 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4g Dance Club 15 Dramatics Club 1, 45 Cafeteria 4. Ambition: Trip to Mars. NCP-ST S Y ww 'N SBYEST MOST ATHLETIC ' 1 1 MOST AR MOST SICA1. MOST TAUU' TWH BEST SKATERS iw- MOST POPULAR MOST ATTRACTIVE U MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED T HE W1 TTIEST BE I, James Bender, hereby will my amorous ways to James Hill. I, Rose Marie Butler, hereby will my ability to succeed to Janice Muehl. Elanor Cohn, wills her keen eyesight to Dick Ciliberti so he won't fall up the stairs on class night. David Collins hereby wills his latent talents to Doug Hamilton to build up his latent talents. Sherwood Enck leaves his interest in science to our budding young physicist, Mike Shannon. I, Florence Foster, hereby will my place at the library window, at 3:30, to Francene Gould - we know she can use it. George Gamble wills his studious ways to Dick Sawyerg he may need them. I, Norma Graves, hereby will my old cud of gum and snapping experience to Mr. DiN0t0. Tom Hynes gives his female attractiveness to Al Gran. I, Peter Mathewson, hereby will my sales ability to the Juniors, who need money. Dave Morris bequeaths his driving ability, when on a date, to Ronnie Ross. I, Charles Muehl, hereby will my extremely high marks to John Munson. Jay Palmer wills his Fords and car library to Lynn Collins. I, Mary Schmiedel, hereby will my witty remarks to Phyllis Selleck. ,4 af af 5 In every group there are always many firsts. Draper Central was no different - it too had a first kindergarten composed of 14 members of the class of 1958. First row: S. Enck, E. Strong, M. Schutt, F. Judkins, D. Hotaling, J. Palmer, C. Muehl, M. Webster, P. Mathewson, E. Cohn, W. Gardner, V. Umbach. Second row: G. Pape, M. Schmiedel, M. Tessitore, B. Ross, L. Unkless, K. DeSena, D. Cortese, J. Bender, B. Burdick, D. Micke1E. Houghton, L. Dunham. To these 14 were added 24 who entered their Freshman year in September 1954, under the direction of Mr. John Wilson. During the year we were very successful, sponsoring two dances, a game party, and a one-act play in the Jamboree. Our class officers were: Presi- dent - Charles Muehl, Vice President - Edward Strong, Secretary - Alice Way, Treasurer - John Nash. Although we had an excellent year learning 5145. 31p, we were sorry to lose Lois Bishop, Evelyn Franqui, and Jack Haynes. After a long summer vacation, we were glad to return - this time as Sophomores. Looking around the room, we found many new faces - Frances Egnor, Anthony Gambino, and David Collins. We also learned that Mr. Wilson was no longer with us, instead we were under the guidance of Miss Anne Tobey. Upon further inspection we discovered summer casualties to be Donald Houghton, and Penny Easley. To start the year we elected our officers as follows: President - David Morris, Vice President - Edward Strong, Secretary - Alice Way, Treas- urer - John Nash. During the year Emily Franzen decided to become a resident of Albany. In order to build up our treasury we sponsored two dances, a game party, skating party, bake sale, one-act play in the Jamboree, and a very successful Ham Supper - Which built our treasury up to 25310. 21. When we returned in our Junior year we were sorry to find that we had lost Frances Egnor, and Anthony Gambino - now our class consisted of 18 boys and 14 girls. Our class officers were as follows: President - John Nash, Vice President - Edward Strong, Secretary - Margaret cont. on page 32 NAME James Bender Judith Staruck RoseMarie Butler Elanor Cohn David Collins Sherwood Enck Florence Foster George Gamble Norma Graves Thomas Hynes Peter Mathewson Charles Muehl David Morris Walter Palmer Gretel Pape Stanley Roseboom Betty Jane Ross Mary Schmiedel Margaret Schutt Lynn Smith Paul Smith Joseph Staruck Edward Strong Margaret Tessitore Linda Unckless Dierk VanCleef Glenda Vroman Marshall Webster NICKNAME Ben windy.. Rose Buy Coon dog .. Skip .. Flo Prince Norm Tom Pete Pa wnee Rebel ...Ia Y.. Meta ' Stan Betty' Schrn ied ,. Marg .. Charlie Smitty Sta ruski Edderd ll Peggy!! rl ll ll ll Dynamite swebbys FAVORITE EXPRESSION Shut up! Oh, horrors! Forget it! Oh for Pete's sake! You know it, Daddio! l'll guarantee it! You Know! Cut it out, you guys! I thought I'd die! Okay I won't argue! Oh Yeah! Lady Buck! Tough Luck, Bucky! How about that! Ya know! Yep! You bet! Tough break! Good Grief! Thunder an' lightnin' I dunno! Hello Dear! It's a rough life! That's for sure! It's a riot! Duh! ?! Pretty cruddy! Don't roll your bloodshot eyes at me CRUSH Banana cake! Joe! Carnell! Skating! Pizia! Models! Food! Hot Rods! Phil! Mary and food! Class projects! Science! M. G. 's Cars! Having fun! Sleeping! Swimming at night! Chocolate sodas! Language! Corny jokes! His yellow car! Food! Mickey! Staying out late! Uniforms! Cooperstown! Air Force! Peanutbutter and Banana 'sandwiches ! ALWAYS SEEN With Mary! With Joe! With a pony tail! Blushing! Singing BeBop! Teasing Rose! 51' Mercury! Driving the Firecracker! Laughing! With the girls! Yellow truck! Goatee and mustache! Driving the truck! With Joe! Being picked on! Reading! Combing her hair! Laughing! Reading Webster's Dictionary! Eating! With Jim O. With Judy! With Mickey! In a hurry! Without my class ring! At home! Combing her hair! Yellow convertible! PET PEE VE Boys who flirt with Mary! Moody people! People who brag. My sister Barb! D. A's. Writing checks for class use' Burmuda shorts! People who can't drive well! Phil's comments when I m driving! Stuck up people! People who tease him! My sister Jan! Chrysler Fins! Girls! Wise guys! Girls! The male mind! Nosey People! Skirts! Inconsiderate people! Working? Persistent people! Linda! ?! Deadlines! Short Week-ends! Mr. DiNoto? People with no sense of humor! People who slam car doors? I z.. frm Norma Lin Berry I afle Glenda Gretel Ed Margaret 106 Ellie Peg Sherwood Dave C Pete Tom MMY George Rose ..- Q X ' A ii if' s.' v , f 4 Eg? -fi W v -, . . 7' 127 S YNXJ ff: . ,1,f',.l.i vp uf 5 ix. .'.l' Nfl .1 , ,Y he Tift at SSI: 'vim' Q 9 , . A X il., -I-, ' Y N' I I l .I 'vgfwrk is P 1 ff .ff -, S 5 .4 ... 5 ir- mn-- srl' v f , 1 z W --L u ut KU? Q'- Hfl in SJ. 7 W k wr 7 BJ L '31 I .5 .,, x'sr Q LN 0-e. k.,.,n,4, N,-gk v47:1 'E V-A :Q - . at-, mix- fig. ' iii' 'P fig 1. 1-:E I i Ji? 1 5 ,I , 1- 6. . ! k nl, 35' Q 4 2 5 Q Ed Marsh ja CLASS President SCCYCIHIY Treasurer First row: J. Tobey, R. Vogel, M. Houghton, J. Collison, E. Cronin, M. Stevens, M. Bishop, J. Craig, G. Jorgensen. Second row: N. Shaw, V. Urnbach, D. Peeters, B. Cook, L. Collins, E. Neilson, R. Webster, J. Banner, Mr. Wheeler, Advisor. Third row: L. Scott, A. Gran, B. Hoyte, W. Lee, R. Ross, E. Snyder, M. Bostwick, J. Hill N. Green. Absent: Phil Klein, L. Burton, D. Jhanke, S. Baker, J. Rexford, L. Norton RICHARD CILIBERT1 President MARION BUSH Secretary ROSEMARY ARNOLD Vice President MA RLENE POT TER Trea sur er First row: T. Banner, M. Potter, C. Mickel, L. Bozanic, E. Strong, J. Bostwick, M. Weil. Second row: Mrs. Scott, Advisorg R. Arnold, T. Joslin, V. Tyler, K. Palmer, S. Lynes, G. Elliott, M. Bush. Third row: R. DeVi1lers, D. Hamilton, A. Brady, S. Collins, R. Hanson, D. Ciliberti, D. Schutt. Absent: L. Klein, D. Strader, T. Roseboom, B. Baker, C. Morrell, D. Sawyer. 29 SUSAN YARINA President JOHN MUNSON Vice President IMOGEN E UMBACH Secretary HOWARD STILWELL Treasurer First row, sitting: B. Cohn, R. Sutton, B. Morrell. Second row: J. French, B. Wood, E. Jacob, M. Sutton, J. Muehl, J. Palmer, O. Williams. Third row: B. Henniger, S. Craig, E. Umbach, D. Brown, L. Eller, S. Yarina, P. Adair, Mr. Powers. Fourth row: P. Loft, I. Ciliberti, I. Munson, J. Tromp, N. Farrington, H. Stillwell, A. Van Cleef. -I -1 First row: D. Baker, J. Houghton, K. Dellelo, J. Warner, S. Flood, R. Martin, L. White, M. Hundt. Second row: L. Delliss, W. Teachout, O. Mathewson, P. Knapp R. Joslin, D. Peeters, T. Bookhout, S. Beams. R. Sawyer. Third row: H. Cook, J. Alcott, L. Tyler, K. Elliott, M. Kowansky, S. Dilthey, J. VanCleef, J. Unckless, J. Malloy. Fourth row: A. Nilsen, E. Scott, L. Celrnillers, N. Beers, O. Loucks, L Stevens, C. Morris, B. Roseboom, E. Webster, Teacher, Mr. Robert Hall. Front row: G. Roseboom, W. Brown, B. Burnside, G. Shaw, I. Kowansky, D. Beams T. Wood, R. Jorgensen, D. Staruck, W. Craig. Second row: C. Kinch, P. Anthony, M. Wilkens, R. Joslin, R. Tobey, T. Klein, G. Hults, A. Strong, L. Cline. Third row: R. Webster, R. Adair, A. Houghton, M. Empire, J. Rogers, W. French, D. Farrington, C. Westcott, P. Warner, V. Hanson, H. Weil. Fourth row: G. Shovlowsk S. Hoosier, B. Bush, A. Gardino, T. Dubben, A. Delliss, P. Baker, M. Wood, S. Millen, G. Kilmer, D. Potter, D. Martin, E. Short, Teacher, Mr. David Brenner. Cont. from page 21 Tessitore, Treasurer - Dierk Van Dleef. That year we sponsored a Ham Supper, dance, Jamboree, three-act play, They Gave Him a Co-ed, game party, and Senior Prom. The class sold cards and magazines and received the soda concession - bringing our treasury up to 3746. 80. New Hartford claimed Alice Way and William Peeters left to get a job. The long awaited day came on September 3, 1957 --yes, you've guessed it! The kindergarteners are now seniors. The first week of school was spent in busy conversation about our summer vacation. This week also served as an introduction to Mr. Frank Di Noto who was destined to become our third class advisor. At roll call we missed our president of last year John Nash, and Louise Dunham was transferred to Kingston. At the first meeting we elected the following class officers: President - David Morris, Vice President and Corresponding Secretary - Margaret Tessitore, Secretary - Norma Graves, Treasurer - Sherwood Enck. The seniors are eagerly awaiting their trip to Washington. To make these dreams come true we must have 851500. 00 in our treasury. To raise this money we have sponsored a Ham Supper, Yearbook and a dance. We have also sold magazines, cards, and Fruitcakes. In order to reach our goal, we are planning other activities such as a Jamboree, Dairylea Dinner, Penny Carnival, bake sale, and game party. We will close our high school education with Class Day Exercises June 19, and Grad- uation June 20. After graduation we will travel various roads, but whatever path we travel we will always remember the trials and triumphs of the years at Draper. In part- ing we wish to thank all the teachers who have helped us with patience and care to master social and educational development. Gretel Pape Class Historian rv u 'W in ld: l'!e 112 Ulla, Q. IIQ? lllls QIIBQ' Illaw- iuneaf ilnsfw Q! 4 'J ,, ul' 1,5 am llf ll' I I 4 XXX 3 45 ' if 'jg www.- I--1- First row: L. Cook, E. Hammond, G. Chamberlain, R. Cohn, J. Mravlja. Second row: Mrs. Hatcher, H. Empie, G. Loft, H. Knapp, P. Lee, D. Wood, B. Henninger, T. Chamberlain. Third row: C. Muehl, B. Teachout, E. Russ, B. Peeters, G. Salisbury, F. Tromp, D. Ciliberti. Fourth row: S. Farris, L. Huntington, A. Gell, P. Liedkie, J. Williams, J. Miller, J. Trask, A. Schmiedel. Absent: C. Abate, J. Loucks. W First row: R. Ritton, S. Morris, R. Wood, V. Wood, T. Van Cleff, G. Beams Jr. Sec- ond row: R. Baum, M. Ahern, L. Snyder, J. Burnside, S. Loucks. J. Brandvik, M. Russ. 'Third row: Miss Capobianco, Cadet Teacher, A. Peeters, L. Ball, C. Hanson, R. Huntington, N. Nilsen, S. Williams, M. A. Gardino, Miss Manchester, Classroom Teacher. Fourth row: A. Hough Jr., T. Green, W. Cronk Jr., D. Muehl, R. Kilmer, J. Youket, A. Delliss Jr. Absent: M. J. Dilthey. Front row: J. Hamilton, J. Tubbs, M. Morrell, S. Devillers, L. Cline. Second row: D. Adair, D. Hubbard, E. White, G. Allen, R. Adolfsen, D. Scott. Back row: G. Gardino J. Teachout, D. Loucks, J. Dempsey, R. Klein, R. Sawyer, Teacher, Mrs. Craig. ?owzZ4 Front row: P. Anthony, A. Trask, E. Cohn, R. Weil, R. Russ, J. Huntington. Second row: J. Van Cleef, D. Gaston, G. Graves, P. Gould, D. Hotaling, W. Tubbs, J. Youket. Third row: F. Loft, R. Farris, B. Cole, R. Dempsey, D. Hawver, E. Knapp, R. Westcott, M. Kilmer, P. Scott. Fourth row: Mrs. Blencoe, J. Dutcher, G. French M. Tompkins, J. Scott, RL Hough, G. Roberts, C. Miller. Front row: J. Sawyer, B. Scofield, B. Brown, D. Craig, K. Henninger, B. Jacob, B. Warner. Second row: J. Hough, M. Ritton, I. Stevens, B. Beurerman, S. Sutton, D. Walters, D. Meuhl. Third row: Mrs. Nagle, T. Klein, B. Cole, D. Fullington, S. Milavec, S. Shovlowsky, M. S. Beers, L. Morrison, Mr. Roberts, Cadet Teacher. lp 1 Q 1-H ,,94 Front rowg R. Draheim, P. Smith, T. Adolfsen, P. Morrell, N. Jorgensen, R. Morrison M. Schutt. Second row: B. Williams, M. Klein, F. Adair, M. Gardino, J. Bartz, T. Downs, C. Cook. Third row: J. Allen, J. Scott, C. Gardino, L. Beams, D. Pier, D. Strader, J. Dutcher, H. Youket, C. Conley. 614413 Front row: M. Norton, I. Roe, B. Scofield, T. Anthony, G. Dempsey, R. Brown, D. Baker, S. I-lawver. Second row1M. LaGois, S. Strong, G. Wood, C. Jester, C. Morris G. Dulkis, L. Hill, J. Huntington, K. Byam. Third row: N. Roberts, M. Marvlja, C, Seiler, C. Hamill, J. Ahern, A. Ciliberti, K. Houghton, .l. Moffre, D. Conley, Mrs. Potter. chez! Front row: S. Scott, R. White, D. White, L. Roe, P. Flood, C. Lutz, W. Shellic. Second row: L. Jorden, J.Youket, A. Bartz, J. Skelliv, G. Palmer, K. Arnold, D. Whiteman, S. Vroman. Back row: Mrs. Simmons, M. Stecens, S. Williams, B. Decker, B. Brady, T. Heath, R. Stevens, R. Huntington, D. Mould, Mrs. Dunlap, Student Teacher. Absent: C. Pitcher, D. Sellick. . ...i -..emi f . 4 . , A. -44 Front row: S. Gaston, J. Russell, R. Adolfson, D. Nilsen, C. Klein, S. Hill, L. Good- rich, P. Mralja, B. Milavec. Second row: B. Dulkis, P. Werner, M. 'Vogel, E. Tessitore L. Smith Jr., J. Hawver, D. Byam, K. Stropes, D. Pier, R. Barnes. Third row: D. Hamill, L. Seiler, D. Cole, T. Dickson, B. Huntington, J. Huntington, K. Williams, K. Jester, G. Williams. Back row: Miss Evelyn Ellis, D. Youket, R. Althiser, B. Hanson, W. Whiteman, D. Muehl, D. Palrnater, T. Knapp, P. Norton, C. Lutz, Mrs. Webster, D. Skellie, Miss Swackhamer. Absent: Douglass Clements, Ricky Gutierrez. URGA NIZA TIONS The Student Council of Draper Central School was founded to build better relations between the faculty and students. It has also shown many of us in the council and out how governments are run. I believe the council has served a useful purpose in the past, now, and will in the future. This year, schools in the Otsego, Delaware, and Scoharie county areas have formed the district eight section of New York State Organization. We have been able to dis- cuss school problems with other groups through the New York State council. Seated: S. Flood, N. Green, D. Van Cleef, R. Ross, T. Banner. Standing: R. Webster M. Empie, J. Van Cleef, J. Palmer, M. Schmiedel, K. Palmer, N. Farrington, Ad- visor Mr. DiNoto. Front row: M. Weil, B. Cohn, E. Jacobs, P. Adair, B. Henninger. Second row: M. Yarina, S. Craig, I. Umbach, M. Potter, L. Unckless, E. Cronin, P. Tessitore. Third row: B. Ross, R. Butler, M. Bush, E. Neilsen, B. Cook, S. Lynes, L. Collins. Fourth row: A. VanCleef, J. Banner, R. Devillers, N. Farrington, J. Staruck, D. Schutt, D. Hamilton, S. Collins. 'gand Kneeling: J. Muehl, A. Dellis. First row: E. Cohn, M. Houghton, I. Umback, T. Dubben, S. Miller, L. White, D. Potter, B. Cohn, N. Shaw, E. Neilsen, M. Bush. Second row: Conductor, Mr. Unckless, S. Yarina, G. Vroman, R. Arnold, R. Vogel, M. Potter, L. Collins, B. Henninger, G. Jorgensen, P. Tessitore. Third row: D. Morris, J. Ciliberti, J. French, J. Banner, J. Houghton, D. Martin, E. Short, L. Ceilrniller, N. Neilsen, T. Banner. Fourth row: S. Flood, H. Weil, B. Cook, G. Pape, S. Craig, R. Butler, L. Unckless, J. Unckless, D. Ciliberti, G. Kilmer. Fifth row: S. Enck, J. Craig, B. Baker, J. Staruck, J. Munson, D. VanCleef, D. Hamilton, C. Morris, D. Baker, E. Snyder. V vvvt Front row: M. Sutton, J. Palmer, N. Graves, J. Muehl, B. Morrell. Second row: R. Gould, E. Cohn, M. Houghton, T. Banner, I. Bostwick, L. Eller, Mrs. Bentall. Third row: V. Tyler, N. Green, D. Peeters, R. Arnold, N. Shaw, M. Schmiedel, G. Jorgensen Fourth row: E. Strong, D. Morris, G. Gamble, D. Van Cleef, C. Muehl, W. Lee, A. Gran, L. Smith, V. Umbach. I Sitting: L. Unckless. Kneeling: L. Smith. Standing: Mr. McCune, M. Weil, K. Palmer, G. Gamble, D. VanC1eef, D. Morris, R. Butler, T. Banner, S. Lynes, M. Houghton, G. Jorgensen, E. Cronin, E. Strong, C. Muehl. 554564 5 A yearbook serves many purposes. I would like to dis- cuss some of these. A yearbook has many memories for almost all of us. You are able to look back and remember many of the events that have taken place. Your book has more value as the years pass by. The yearbook is helpful to the staff that works on it. The staff learns how to put a book together in the proper order. Staffers practice many of the skills that they have learned in school. One of these is typing. All of the writing that is in the book is typed on the original. I would like to thank everyone who has helped in making this book a success. Among these are: the year- book staff, advertisers, and subscribers. I hope everyone enjoys the Dragon for 1958. Edward Strong Editor Sitting, left to right: N. Graves, G. Vroman, J. Staruck, R. M. Butler, E. Strong, D. VanCleef, M. Schutt. Standing: L. Unckless, E. Cohn, M. Schmiedel, G. Pape, B, Ross, T, Hynes, S. Enck, D. Morris, G. Gamble, C. Muehl, L. Smith, Mr. McCune, P. Tessitore. ciffe First row: R. Sutton, G. French, W. Wood, O. Williams, D. Loft. Second row: H. Stilwell, R. Ciliberti, J. Staruck, M. Potter, E. Jacobs, A. VanC1eef, E. Cronin. Third row: J. Ciliberti, J. Staruck, D, Hamilton, R. Hanson, P. Klem, A. Brady, J Tromp, J. Munson, N. Farrington. Q O Kneeling, left to right: I. Rexford, P. Klein, L. Burton, J. Banner, R. Webster, J. Craig, L. Smith, E. Snyder, J. Tobey. In car: N. Graves, M. Houghton. Standing L. Scott, L. Collins, B. Hoyte, R. Ross, N. Green, D. Peeters, P. Mathewson, V. Umbach, A. Gran, L. Norton, M. Schutt, M. Bostwick, B. Baker, E. Cohn, G. Vroman, Mr. Shaertel. Absentglj. Palmer. Front row: E. Cohn, N. Graves, K. Mickle, T. Joslin, J. Bostwick, Mrs. Scott, M. Weil Za- 'Wade Stagg Front row: K. Michel, N. Graves, M. Weil, M. Schutt. Second row: T. Joslin, K. Palmer, B. Cook, R. Vogel, Mr. McCune, Advisor. ' L ani- 254. lfffhluu Q li i 4-H Seated: R. Tobey, R. Jorgenson, E. Scott, D. Staruck, W. Brown. Standing: A. Gardino, Mr. Dennington, Advisor. R. Joslin, H. Cook. J. Rogers, A. Strong, B. Burnside, R. Adair, P. Baker, J. French, J. Rexford. f iv., Q-'Jx ' :lf 46 H' SEAQCN 42.3 F. F. A., Seated: L. Burton, J. Rexford, D. Jahnke. Standing: L. Klein, P. Klein, D Sawyer, Mr. Dennington. 4-f .A. ?,..,'x l'v v Front row: N. Green, J. Staruck. Second row: J. B. Staruck, M. Schmiedel, M. Houghton, M. Potter, L. Unckless, R. M. Butler, Miss Alice Swackhamer. Third row: T. Hynes, B. Ross, S. Lynes, G. Tyler. Left to right: Mr. Gould, D. Hamilton, B. Baker, D. Schutt, R. Hanson, R. Devillers D. Strader, L. Bazonic, J. Staruck. if' Front row: E. Neilson, R. M. Butler, P. Tessitore, C. Mickle, M. Stevens. Second row: J. Collison, R. Vogel, Mrs. Kowanski, Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Barnes, N. Graves, G. Vroman. Third row: G. Jorgenson, B. Baker, D. Hamilton, M. Bostwick, D. Morris, E. Strong, D. VanC1eef, C. Muehl, B. Cook. Front row: G. Mathewson. Second row: S. Braun, J. Robinson, E. Lynes, P. Blencoe, S. Borst. Third row: F. Knapp, L. Palmeter. Standing: Mr. Powers, Tom Hynes, Mary Schmiedel. Front row: F. Gould, J. Muehl E. Jacobs, P. Adair, S. Craig, S. Yarina, B. Henninger, J. Palmer, L. Eller, P. Tessitore. Second row: L. Unckless, T. Banner, R. M. Butler, G. Pape, N. Graves, G. Vroman, M. Weil, M. Potter, B. Cohn, M. Sutton. Third row: N. Farrington, L. Bozanic, B. Baker, D. Hamilton, R. Hanson, K. Palmer, R. Devillers. Fourth row: T. Joslin, G. Jorgensen, B. Ross, D. Van Cleef, J. Tromp, A. Williams, H. Still- well, H. Ciliberti, J. Munson, J. French, G. Gamble, C. Muehl. ,,,:Q.' Front row: P. Tessitore, L. Unckless. Second row: T. Hynes, M, Bogtwick E. guy- der, L. Smith. ' L.r..2 ' A THLETICS - C, - .--,- --- .,-- First row: G. Gamble, D. Ciliberti, J. Staruck, J. Bender, R. Webster, M. Bostwick Second row: J. Craig, and S. Enck, Managers, D. Morris, P. Klein, E. Strong. Cap- tain, T. Hynes, R. Ross, D. Van Cleef, Coach Ciliberti. Jumping: 9 - T. Hynes, 2 - R. Ross, 4 - P. Klein. Left to right: 6 - J. Bender, 5 - D. Van Cleef, 10 - J. Staruck, '7 - E. Strong. O Front: P. Tessitore and N. Graves, Captains. Back: M. Bishop, L. Unckless, E Cohn, M. Houghton. VARSITY SCORES DRAPER OPPONENT 55 Milford 24 55 Cobleskill 51 42 Delhi 35 63 Worcester 44 63 Cooperstown 43 41 South Kortright 35 58 Cherry Valley 50 54 Milford 45 56 Cobleskill 36 54 Worcester 44 54 Cooperstown 40 Last Schohanna League Champions - 1957-1958 ' 2 Left to right: R. Ciliberti, J. Bender, Coach Ciliberti, G. Gamble, R. Ross, E. Strong P. Klein, M. Bostwick, D. Morris, J. Staruck. Left to right: D. Morris, T. Hynes, R. Webster, M. Bostwick, E. Strong, G. Gamble, D. Van Cleef, J. Staruck, J. Bender. , wwdtq First row: J. French, O. Williams, W. Wood, N. Farrington, I. Ciliberti, L. Bozanic V. Umbach, R. Sutton. Second row: L. Scott, Manager: R. Schutt, R. Hanson, A. Brady, S. Collins, P. Smith, J. Munson, R. Devillers, Coach Ciliberti. I I Left to right: R. Arnold, M. Bush, J. Muehl, S. Craig, Sub: G. Vroman, M. Potter, L. Collins. 2 s Front row, left to right: J. Van Cleef, T. Bookhout, W. French, J. Unckless, C. Morris, J. Alcott, G. Kilmer, B. Teachout, Mr. Maynard. Middle row: D. Martin, D. Beams, V. Hansen, R. Tobey, E. Short, R. Joslin, G. Shovolosky, P. Anthony, R. Martin. Front row: R Webster, B. Craig, D. Baker, G. Shaw, R. Jorgenson, J. Houghton. crass writ qcomy l, Gretel Pape, hereby will my corny jokes to Marilyn H. to add to her already acquired collection. Stanley Roseboom wills his quiet ways to Ed Snyder in hopes it may help him improve. I, Betty Jane Ross, hereby will my social know-how to Nancy Green so that Draperites will have fun. Margarett Schutt wills all her dresses to Twyla Banner to add to her already ac- quired wardrobe. l, Lynn Smith, hereby will my female pen pals to Bruce Baker. Paul Smith wills his carpentry skills to Steve Collins. I, Joseph Staruck, hereby will my expert marksmanship to Evelyn Jacobs so she can get her man. Edward Strong wills Mickey to no one for he wants her for his own. I, Peggy Tessitore, hereby will my artistic interest and ability to Phil Klein. Linda Unckless hereby wills her book Navy Tactics Ashore to Sandra Craig. Dierk VanCleef wills his class ring to Cooperstown girls so they may have it to fight over. l, Glenda Vroman, hereby will my height to Phil Klein. Marshall Webster wills his thick head qof hairy to Mr. Gould. I. Staruck, I. Bender, R. Ross, G. Gamble E. Strong, D. Ciliberti, R. Ross. ADVERTISERS J. R. MEAD AND SON Formerly Oneonta Frozen Food Service ,id 5, -fi Retail Meats - Meat Processing , 4 .v-ti' S : A I WW- 42m I Curing - Locker Service of All Kind SEELEY'S CERAMIC SERVICE SUSQUEHANNA GLASS 8 Railroad Ave. 7 Elm Street Oneonta, N. Y. Oneonta, N, Y, Phone Oneonta 1759 Phone Oneonta 2520 Zum Value.: , 1 . AND SAVE AT V .1-A . F. I. ARNOYS 1 me sruoem Qj sromour an Jeweler and Watchmaker f 3 wan sf. X JOSTEN CLASS RINGS Ph 179 o , N. Y. A . one Watch, Clock and Jesiiya ' 4 X ami '::'9P0thShf Repairs 0 lxdmlvo origins! design XJQM. ' .f7'gf-ff, olveryrhobwwwvihwnvd j 'L 5 X it? 'A 0 Doop dimension dk-wort . ' 5 .5 .,-' Nd: hand S f'Q:qWXi::g I 2 Ur f'M'T'I T 'C' . plus 1.3: of luwroo In 'ho 1 ' IK , 'JUSTIN tradition of qualify it .f-'- xp jf'-Mn M4 . , 4 , , Class of '58 Acknowledges the Following Donations Toward the Publication of the Dragon WESTERN AUTO, Main Street, Oneonta ONEONTA MUSIC CENTER, Main Street, Oneonta SAMSON FLOORS, Main Street, Oneonta LEW MILLER, 98 Chestnut Street, Oneonta LET US HEL S- 1 ' , .- -' L 1. iitafl S ss?,.5,gE ff- , ww 'ZWWM NA-IWCDNAL. Oneonta, New York Milford Branch Milford, New York I 1 l The finest products in the world are no farther away than your local merchant or contractor. Your Wholesale Distributor makes this possible. OTSEGO WHOLESALE ELECTRIC CO., INC. CLIFFORD J. HARRER, Pres. 7-9 Lewis Street, Oneonta, N. Y. Schenevus Branch Schenevus, New York Phone 2421 KONSTANTY 'S SPORT SHOP GOODS 3 Elm Street Q Oneonta, N. 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Phone 3921 I find my CBA account at Bresee's very convenient since by paying a small sum every month, I can buy clothing, furniture or other items whenever I need them. I especially enjoy Christmas shopping at Bresses as the friendly, helpful attitude of the clerks, even under the pressure of the Christmas rush, makes it a pleasant place to shop, In summer, the air-conditioned store is an invitation to stay and do all my shopping there. Mrs, Mar shall Webster Schenevus, New York Your Dependable Druggist THE REXALL STORE Worcester, N. Y, ' our W, F. CHASE -paw., F--'f 'IA 'ISQENDABLE Worcester. N. Y. 4, , ouueonsr Phone 6141 Under New Management I C-E-E NES LUNCHE ONE T TE Formerly Paul's Restaurant Homemade Ice Cream Tasty Sandwiches E, J. SKINNER Day or Night Ambulance Service Worcester, N, Y. AMBULANCE 9 K ' - I l l L N ITE Main Street Worcester, N, Y, . Food Values SECQEE at VX! WORCESTER ALEXANDER Complete Insurance Service Worcester, N. Y, GRANGE STORE Worcester, N. Y. x , 7 1 N I'l53d eW il JOSTENS Treasure-Craft Jewelry and Stationery Owatonna, Minnesota GARRET HUYER, Rep. 29 Garden Street Oneonta, New York MWWI HILLS DE PART MENT ST ORE Late st Fashions up Cooperstown, New York ,f 4 ' , . For Good Service See ART LOWE'S MACHINE SHOP 35 Years of Service 2 Schenevus, N. Y. I Ph 261 1 FUNERAL HOME Exbe one 1 r l.: 9 RAYMOND K. POTTER L E5 AUT .. EPMR5 xi ? X5i,s W: ? Lic. Mgr. gf 8 , Say It With Flowers! Phone 2681 Flowers - Potted Plants gg and Cut Flowers for Every Occasion! 57 - WAYSIDE GREENHOUSE ' 4 , Schenevus, New York 1 Tp ' ,I Schenevus, N. Y. f? X. .5 .f l H Phone 2431 All Kinds! All Colors! Feed Your Cows JOE RYAN'S the Best Go to the IRIS GARDEN G:-. L.. 313. Schenevus, N. Y. I E 6TCD'l2E Phone 2891 South Side Shave and a Haircut at SAMMY 'S BARBER SHOP Schenevus , N. Y. xxxxxQ Main Street Schenevus, New York Jluuvnvv- -A ,R--'kg 14- iZQ5?'Q14'?'f - 1 sv: f , L-- : lf 5'- J. . I 4 Service Is Our First Thought and You Get It At JERRY GOODRICH'S Your Mobilgas Dealer in Schenevus, N. Y. -Inq Mobil Oil Special Welding MILDRED Class of '58 Acknowledges EI-J-EY the Following Donations SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR BOB WHITE SHOP, Maryland GIRLS NIR. AND MRS. CHARLES SNYDER, Schenevus 227-229 Quail Street MR. AND IvfRS. ROGER GRANEY Albany 3, N. Y. Schenevus Send for C atalog , Go Now! to WMM? DO NT MKG: Worcester, New York Dependable Service Since 1920 Placement in Key Positions in i Compliments of Business, Professional and Government Offices RICHARDS 8: DONOHUE INC. sw fWifOUDLPkIV'6'v-' Your Yearbook Photographer 130 Washington Ave. Albany 10, N, Y, 950 Ridge Road Webster, N. Y. Class of '58 Acknowledges the Following Donations Toward the Publication of the Dragon ONEONTA GLASS CO., Oneonta, N. Y. TREASURE CHEST, Oneonta, N. Y. MERIDALE NIILK, Oneonta, N. Y. HERRIEFF'S MEN'S 8: BOYS' SHOP, Oneonta., N. Y. MR. AND MRS. JAMES SLAUCENBURG, New Jersey S-N GAS 8: APPLIANCE CORP. Schenevus, N. Y. Otego, N. Y. 372 2011 rnfmssfnvlcf Pfonzvnfrfn w' ' 1 - ' X 3, THEGASSERVIQ Pfnmrnfrsn BEAMS OIL CO. SHELL PRODUCTS Fuel Oil, Kero., Gasoline Z4 Hr. Service Metered Tickets Phone Schenevus 3461 or 3971 We'll Fix It! CASALE PLUMBING AND HEATING Schenevus, N. Y. li UD Q alumnus n PhoneZ35l X '- .- 43 X 'Jn XJ . xi' 19 ff C Q 9 7 2?-2 6 o g' 14 fi 'Z :gi f W llllll . gsm FE lf ' f f 1 ',. You'r e Money Ahead! at the Wwe few 'BAN I4 Member of F. D. I. C Worcester, N, Y. The Class of 1958 wish P vertisers for their p 1958 Dragon. ress it's sincere than es to ex- ks to all ad- atronage of the wif 1 t ,, 485 . Q 177. 1 . Q 5 ALMA MATER You may wander o'er these mountains, You may ,travel to the sea, Youitpay pitch your tent in'Green1and, Youxmay lodge in Italy: g But in all this great wide country, You maypgy your very but But you'11 em ,' never ESQ! igh school if ,Like our dear -,gg QVW: AC, S. the children all ire happy, a sigh andnot a fx And gaily they com , ping, When nine o'c1e6k to ' 'tound, From the tiny tots oifigeven To the older and sedate, You'11 never find a better set Throughout our state, We'll be ever kind and loyal, g ff, And we'1l praise thee with ourwlmi tg ,yzefir Many young and erring footste . .25 Thou has't guided in the ' r And when from thy kind protection, We depart upon our w f- - We'll take with us swegg mories, Of our high school days. Q. ,s,wf- f- 1, V i--:wr-ti ,A ., ,.3 K , - . A QM: ll G We as