Duanesburg High School - Dusquanox Yearbook (Delanson, NY)

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vt-0-Y -Ku fvwvn CHARLES MOLDENHAUER Jr. Historical Assn. 49 Intramural Sports 49, 50, 51 Class Vice President 49 Annual 52 VIRGINIA COPPOLO AA 49, 50, 51, 52 Cheerleader 49, 50, 51, 52 Girls' Play Day 51 Annual 52 DALE STANTON Baseball 49, 50 Band 49, 50, 52. Glee Club 49, 52 Fire Patrol 50, 51, 52 Intramural 5P0l'lS 50 Track 50 Class President 52 Annual 52 A. C. Alert and Charming R, C, Reliable and Clever MA A I Q14 V. C. Veracious and Cute D. D. Delicate but Dauntless E. D. Enchanting and Dependable C. E. Carefree and Earnest A. F, Active and Friendly W. H. Wholehearted and Harmonious R, H. Reasonable and Helpful I. I. Jolly and Irresistible I. M. Joyful and Musical C. M. Cheerful and Mannerly R. N. Romantic and Noble B, O. Beaming and Observing S. R. Skillful and Responsible B, S. Bashful and Sincere D, S. Daring and Sociable W. V. Well - bred and Valiant ' ' R, W, Respectful and Worthy 1 D. W, Debonair and Warm - hearted 'LA KAI' 1A-.--..-... --.I una...

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DONALD WEISE Basketball 49, 50, 51, 52 Baseball 49, 50, 51, 52 Track 50, 51 Cross Country 50 School Play 50 All State Competition 49 - 51 Fire Patrol 51, 52 Band 49, 50, 51, 52 Pres, of Band 'Council 52 Class President 49 Class Treasurer 50 1 i DORIS DANl s National Honor Society 52 Cheerleader 50, 51, 52 AA 50, 51, 52 Band 50, 51, 52 Dusquanox 49, 52 Office Girl 49 Glee Club 49, 51 Girls' Play Day 51 Student Council 49, 50 All State Choir 51 Band Council 52 Secretary of AA 51 School Play 51 Annual Co - Editor 52 WILLARD VROMAN Band 49, 51, 52 Glee Club 52 Annual 52 JULIUS IGLAR 'Baseball 49, 51, 52 Basketball 51, 52 Track 51 4-H 49, 51. Intramural Sports 50, 51 Class Officer 50, 51, 52 Fire Patrol 51, 52 AA Treasurer 51, 52 Board of Review 52 Annual 52 SHIRLEY ROSS Dusquanox 49, 50, 52 4-H 49 Office Girl 51 'girls' Play Day 51 Choir 49, 52 Ir. Historical Assn, 49 Annual 52

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le -lewd, I e You've heard of the needle the haystack concealed From every searching eye, But do you know of the one the mountains hid? If not, to tell you, I'll try. The woods near Canada Lake was the place One Saturday morn, the time, The Neadle , you've guessed, was in search of a deer Though cold and damp was the clime. The deer eluded this hunter, And so did the trail he sought. Time passed when he was supposed to return But no glimpse of him was caught. So men from miles around set out To tramp thru mountains and bog To seek some trail that would lead them to The hunter lost in the fog. His teachers and schoolmates, determined to help Laid books and work aside The school was closed, forgotten now I 'Til they, their hand had tried Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday Such hunting men never had done On foot, by plane, by ladders in caves, Each day ending as begun. No track, no clue, no trace was found And still the search was waged While coffee and food the women prepared So hunger would be assuaged. And then the joyful news was brought The sirens blew the call, Dickie is found, the search is o'er, Return now, one and all . And people at home by their radios Heard with joy the tidings Found at last alive and well Safe from the mountains' hidings. So instead of the haystack of old renown That hid the needle from view Twas the Adirondack Mountains this time To our Neadle's trail held the clue. As far as we know, no one ever has found That elusive needle in the hay, But everyone knows the Neadle in the mountains Was found one Gladsome day.