Duanesburg High School - Dusquanox Yearbook (Delanson, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

51353-fu.,w 'cava'-n ,,:.f-in-.., r leaves Zaaaeclwzg- 949,43 From the very beginning of the Town of Duanesb ur g in 1764, provision has been made for education. In the days of James Duane, founder of Duanes- burg, education of a formal nature was reserved for boys and men. However, James Duane himself provided for the full formal education of his daughters. This fact plainly portrays his convictions regarding education. The Class of 1954 attempts in this yearbook to briefly trace education in the picturesque Town of Duanesburg. CLASS MOTTO Be Prepared Cl XSS C OLORS Blue md White ALMA MATER Oh let us smg torught And cheer the merry throng Xml mspue our te 1m to vlctory As we smg our battle song It wrll xlways be our rule To fxght w1th eourage bold For the dear Duanesburg Central And the purple and the gold CLASS FLOWERS--Red Roses--White Carnations We the Class of 54 are proud to be able tn dedrcate this yearbook to Mr Allen Hosrer our class advrsor during our four years of hugh school and also to our fnend Mr We wish to express our gratitude for the1r efforts in our behalf May the coming years be filled w1th happiness for both of them We also wish to thank Miss Lela Van Schaick Mrs Beatrice Rask and Mr Robert Shafer for their leadership and for their contributions to our success Madison Stewart, who has been custodian of this school for a period of 22 years. In memory of William Crosier for over thirty years a school bus dirver in the Town of Duanesburg Over these years he became a favorite of thechil ren on Scotch Ridge Knight, Depot and Church Roads as well as along Route 20 His routes ledto Duaneshurg School and Delanson Union Free School His good nature and hrs faithfulness extendedto commnmty service and no fraternal organizations. As a musician he was acttve in local orchestras and he served several years as chief of theDuanes burg Fire Department. He will long beremembered for both his school work and his good cttizenshlp. -J 43' 1X MR. ALLEN HOSIER - - MR. GORDON MASON - - RONALD HUMPHREY - JANET SCHOONMAKER CARROLL De FOREST - EILEEN GEIER ---- EDWARD EILERS - - DOLORES POTTER - - SW! - - Senior Advisor - - -Senior Advisor - - Business Manager - - Photography - - -Editor-in-Chief - - Literary Editor - - - - Art Editor - -Advertising Manager FROM THE PRINCIPAL TO THE SENIORS OF 1954 Dear Senrors A commumty the srze of the Town of Duanesburg 1s but a dot on the map of the Umted States Often adot mdrcates the end almost as often rt rndrcates the begrnnmg and there are trmes when a dot could mean the conunuatton of a story For many years the Town of Duanesburg was an agrrcultural area and IIS people were a hardworkrng God fea.r1ng people always ready to help a nerghbor As the Town grew new tdeas call them pro gressrve rf you lrke brought about a change of thought These rdeas developed so raprdly at trmes that revolutronary changes rn our lrves were noted almost overnrght some of them good others not so good However there rs one rdea from the past rooted so deep mour mrnds that xt would now appear that we can never shake rt off Some would refer to rt rn a tradrtronal sense but I prefer to thrnk of rt as rnsprratronal Irefer to the rdea of Servxce servrce to your frtend your nerghbor or perhaps the fellow on the other srde of town place rn the progress of the Town you wrll follow the pattern set by others before you a healthy condrtion wrll contmue to exrst Answer the call for assrstance from your fellow townsman be ready to serve at any trme u ngr u d gr n gl y unselfxshly Show by your deeds and words that much farth can be placed rn you Take an actrve part rn communrty projects Jorn the Grange the Frre Company the P T A , and work not for the good of yourself or your group but for the good of all It rs only by shar rng our lrves that the Servrce performed by others before us can be perpetuated thus servrng to act as an rnsprratron to another generatron rn order that the Town may contrnue to progress and marntarn ILS r ep u ta tron as a Nelghborly Town What w1ll you derrve from th1s9 Maybe sausfactron prrde or the knowledge of havmg parucrpated rn a thrng worthwhrle You have c ontr rb uted so that others may benefrt and so carrred on the work of those who many years ago had farth rn our Town Srncerely, Robert B Shafer If. as you grow in mental and physical health and take your One of the foreslghts of James Duane founder of the Town of Duanesburg was ed ucation. To a great extent tnrough hls work and aid we have derived our present system of free education ln New York State As early as 1764 Duane designated land in the Town of Duanesburg for a school a church and a Town Hall Christ Church shown on the oppostte page was to be the center of this town plot Prtor to the Revolutionary War there was no system of educauon excepttng the Engltsh Public Schools open only to the wealthy In approxtmately 1787 prompted by the work of James Duane and Governor Chntou the New York State legtslature passed a law providing for appomtment of Regents tn the state A few years later the Regents recommended common schools and on March 26 1849 the legislature allowed free schools to be established This was closely followed by the approval of Union Free Schools It was only four years ago that the school we are now attending was in reality the Delanson Union Free School The schools of Quaker Street Thousand Acres and Delanson united to form the area but wtth the formation of Ihb-UD.10Il Free School they tended to consohdate The present school was built tn 1925 to accommodate the larger enrollment. There is one more tmportant step in our story of education Between 1937 and 1947 there was a general trend towards centrahzanon Earlter people had begun to talk of a central school in Delanson. Tlus idea seemed very remote at first but as enthusiasm throughout the state grew so grew the mterest in our area For approximately twenty years the pro and con tssues of centralization were dis cussed time and time again by the voters of the Delanson area Finally ln July 1951 area school districts united to form the Duanesburg Central School As a result of this centraltzation our present high school is bemg enlarged and modermzed and a new elementary school is under construction Christ Church was bullt during Duane s lifetime and his remams are buried there Although he did not live to see the public education he advocated become a reality it has become a reality in our trme especially with the organization of the Duanesburg Central School I Union Free School in 1923. Previous to this, there had been many small schools in the - ..'4,3g QM.. .45 N- ' Q 4 ,-4. -' -1- .-2-2 fr.. ,4g, , -'.'.+'w'. - 0 0, 4 4 I' 4 4 4 0 4 4,4 x4 Ho 4 Z-I ' 'vii - '4'. ' '4 I -. . 'Q ' I' 1 . ' Z-9. ' fi . 4' -4 4 , we--. Q. 4' - ' June 1954 Dear Seniors, Twenty-five full years of school and community leadership are now part of Mr. Shafer's career-as teacher and principal. Many, many people have been grateful for his initiative, his helping hand, his promptness, his ability to see the other side of the question, his integrity , his sense of humor, and above all, for his desire to build good citizens and for the strength of his leadership. Teachers and pupils alike appreciate his cheerful and able daily guidance, and are proud to work with him in all that he does for the school program. Former pupils come back for advice and help be- cause they know they will receive.both whenever they ask for them. Mr. Shafer's good judgment and wise counsel have started many sen- iors on a successful path. No one has worked harder for centralization, for increasing and impro v rn g the curriculum, and for better housing facilities for school Mr Shafer is ever ready to help rn community affairs as well Many projects have been started and made better through his contmu ing assistance Coincident with his twenty five years of teaching and principal ship, 15 the twenty fifth anniversary of his marriage I know that all of the teachers and pupils wish Mr and Mrs Shafer many happy and successful years ahead Thank you, seniors, for letting me present the A for ACHIEVEMENT to Mr Shafer Sincerely Lela Van Schaick 4-.4-ye:-.-.-.-:-Q-:-:-:-:-:-:-4-.g-Q-A-1+4-1-1.-.-3.--,-3-3.5.-1-1 '-ge 'Q'.- .5. 4 -.-:-:-.-'e.- -1-.-. 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MASON Choir MR. REICHENTHAL Band MR. GUYDER Coach MRS. WOOD - Seventh grade homeroom, English, social studies S. - . , L, . . , In ., ,M I ' r .....,,. H -we- --dv-mv 1- C Q- 4 . ' Q 1 51.5, 1 - we 4 Q53 g Tj 6' :Z 1' 5 X 13,3 if F iikbg 9 I J lv xyxs I ' AC' if 23 f ,. . ' 4 ,, Q ., ,, U.-i Y' Sig? C X , 'K Q gk , aff? ,X FS v T K Y! 3 S A sy '- 2 5 , 1? 1 , ,. V m. 3 ,,. Ax K ' in . ,, X A 4 E 1 . iz ' ly, fig. I Vu: 4 'P 2 x Q ' ., , ing i U 'mb J if 9 L' 99-'END S 9' 0 Ei 60604 Farewell IS not good by th1s 15 only the second step on our path of l1fe Each memory will stay lmpressed upon our mmds We wrll never forget the twelve years assoclated w1th our school and faculty They have become a part of our l1ves and now we are reachmg out mto the horlzons beyond Some of us wrll stay w1th1n the 11m1ts of the so called ordmary personalrues others w11l go on to greater glones Nevertheless that bond w1th our former associates IS bu1lt up Wlfhill us to last forever We have seen a great change for the better tn otu school system May thls school go on to greater glory and gwe the best to those who follow us We have been a part in the success of thts new undertakmg and wrll always be mterested in 1ts progress We wlsh the underclassmen and the faculty the best of everything James Cummmgs Class Presrdent 74644 One seldom realizes the natural beauty to be enjoyed tn the town of Duanesburg Sheltered from vtew by the surrounding wooded area the waters of Bozenlull Falls add a pxcturesque quality to our community To the senrors shown on the next 7 pages the clear fast waters of the Bozenktll suggest new experiences and opportumues l.I1 the world they are about to enter I - : . n ' 1 - 5 . 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W, V man' fl. gan RICHARD ALTEMUS Choir 3 Operetta 3 Schoharie County Festival 3 Band 3, 4 Play Festival 3 School Play 3 4-H 1, 2 Dusquanox 1, 2, 4 Annual 4 Fire Pauol 4 Boy Scouts 2, 3 Athletic Association 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Airplane Spotting 3, 4 National Guard 4 Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4 RHODA DELAP Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 All-State 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 1 Operetta 2, 3, 4 Robed Choir 4 Schoharie County Festival 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 4 Siena Band Clinic 1, 2, 3 Band Council 3,4 Competition 1, 2 Q A Ratingj Field Day 1, 2, 3 Poem Contest 2 HOWARD CANASTRA Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Annual 4 Class Officer 4 Fire Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3 Intramural Softball 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Intramural Sports 3,4 Track 4 Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM CHAMBERS Choir 4 Dusquanox 4 Amlual 4 Boy Scouts 1, 2 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3,4 National Guard 4 Field Day 1,2,3 4 Airplane Spotting 2, 3, 4 EILEEN GEIER Glee Club 1 2 School Play 2 qUsherj 4 H 2 3 Dusquanox 1 2 4 Annual fL1terary Ed1to Intramural Softball 3 Ping Pong 1 2 Field Day 2 3 4 JAMES CUMMINGS Choir 1 2 3 4 All State 1 Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 3 4 Rohed Chou 4 Band 1 Annual 4 Class Officer 1 2 3 4 Fire Patrol 1 2 3 4 Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Kiwanis Club 4 Intramural Softball 1 2 3 4 Ping Pong 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Field Day 1 2 3 4 . . I 4, Boy Scouts 1 CARROLL DE FOREST Choir 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4 Robed Choir 4 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual qEditor-in-Chief 4y Student Council 4 Kiwanis Club qPresident 4, Intramural softball 3 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Intramural Sports 3 Track 4 Draper Audlo Vrsual Club 2 Field Day 4 Schoharie County Festival ADA KEMMER Cheerleadxng 3 4 Choir 2 Operetta 2 Annual 4 Office Gul 4 Athletrc Assoclatlon 3 4 Freld Day 3 4 EDWARD EILERS Chou 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 3 4 Robed Chou 4 Schoharre County Festival 3 4 Play Festival 3 School Play 2 3 Theatrlcal Club 3 Dusquanox fEd1tor 4y Annual QArt Edrtor 4j Student Councll 1 2 Boy Scouts 1 Krwanrs Club 4 National Honor Soc1ety 4 Fteld Day 1 2 Poem Contest 3 Assembly Commrttee 4 Essay Contest 3 , 4 All-State 4 NORBERT HEBERT Choir 2, 3, 4 All-State 2 Operetta 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 4 Class Officer 4 Fire Patrol 4 Kiwanis Club 4 Ping Pong 1, 2 Baseball 4 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Assistant Coach 4 Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4 DOLORES POTTER Glee Club 1 4 H 1 2,3 Girls Play Day 2 Dusquanox 1,2,4 Annual qAdvertising Editor 43 Intramural Softball 3 Puig Pong 2 Airplane Spotting 3 Field Day 1,2, 3,4 RONALD HUMPHREY All-State 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Assistant 1, 2 Play Festival 2 4-H 2 Annual fBusiness Edito Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 3 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3 Athletic Association 3 Kiwanis Club 4 r4j National Honor Society 3,4 Ping Pong 2 Assistant Coach 3, 4 QTimerJ mn, RICHARD KARL Dusquanox 1, 2 Class Offxcer 1,2,3 Ftre Patrol 3 Student Council 3 Athlettc Association 1, 2, 3 Kiwarus Club 4 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3 Ping Pong 1,2, 3 Basketball l,2, 3 Baseball 1 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Track 1 2 3, 4 Field Day 1, 2, 3 Auplane Spotting MAFALDA POTTER Choir 2 Operetta 2 Band Assistant 3 4-H 1,2,3 Dusquanox 1 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Office Girl 4 Intramural Softball 3 Cheerleading Manager Field Day 4 FRED LATHWOOD All State 2, 3,4 Schohane County Festival 3 Band 1 2 3,4 Play Fesuval 3 F1re Patrol 4 Boy Scouts 1,2,3,4 Athleuc Association 3 Airplane Spotting 3,4 Fleld Day 4 I6 LLOYD PERUE Play Festival 2 Dusquanox 1 2 Annual 4 Frre Patrol 4 Intramural Softball 1 2 3 4 Pmg Pong 1 2 3 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Freld Day 1 2 3 4 Flag Bearer 4 JANET SCHOONMAKER Chou 1 2 Operetta 2 Band 2 3 4 Play Festival 2 School Play 2 QUsherj 4 H 1 2 Annual Photo Edrtor 4 Class Offrcer 2 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 Band Council 3 4 Board of Revrew 2 F1e1d Day 1 2 4 BRUCE ROCKWELL Band 1 2 3 4 Fire Patrol 4 Boy Scouts 1 Athleuc Assocration 2 Basketball 2 Natronal Guard 4 Q, L lm 1 BOICE SMITH Annual 4 Fire Patrol 4 JOAN SCHOONMAKER Choir 1 2 3 4 All State 3 4 Glee Club 1 Operetta 2 3 4 Robed Chou' 4 Schohane County Festival 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 4 H 1 2 Girls Play Day 1 Annual 4 Class Officer 3 Student Council 2 National Honor Society 3 4 Band Council 3 4 Competition 1 QA Ratingy Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4 I AMES STEINMANN Choir 1 Career Day 3 Class Officer 1,2 Student Coxmcil 1 Annual 4 Boy Scouts 1,2 Athletic Association 2, 3 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2,3, Hunting Club 3 Altemus Rrchard Bradt Danrel Cady Elvarra Canastra Howard Chambers Wrllram Cummrngs James De Lap Rhoda Erlers Edward Flagg Patrrca Gerer Erleen Hebert Norbert Humphrey Ronald Karl Rrchard Klmgberl Douglas Marun Joan McDonald Jane Orsrm Beverly Perue Lloyd an 7950 Potter Mafalda Rockwell Bruce Schoonmaker Janet Schoonmaker Joan Smrth Borce Smrth Robert Sterlrng Patrrcra Vosburgh Douglas Whitney Irene Potter Dolores 70 Me mam ' Both the class and the advrsor strangers to each other entered thrs school rn 1950 uonshrp exrsts Usually rt rs consrdered proper to feel sad and probably that measure of sadness whrch accompanres all change IS frttmg But there must also be a measure of gladness Happmess must be yours for the mrle stones you have successfully passed along lrfe s hlghway You have matured and grown both physrcally and mentally as was rntended You are on the threshold of partakmg all the responsrbrlrtres the parns and the pleasures of adulthood Your advisor 15 also both sad and happy The sadness IS agarn the sadness of change But the happrness rs of your makrng To have been wrth you for four years and watched you gracefully grow and achreve has been a pleasure To feel sure that endurmg frrend shlps have been burlt rs good For bemg so frne a class your advrsor thanks you and wrshes for you only the very best Allen M Hosrer ' 7h ' In 1954 the class and the advisor part, at least as far as the student and educator rela- YNOOQOVAUOAH EBOENAE Exam Ham UB- HOEEIH WMOEBEWS winmim new E003 mi Ei gpg 3205 MEOHE29 D5 CO wnwxdil-COOSUW 0305 m BND E03 5:5 EB: Om M 9:59 miie minimis m 05:3 H4 me-MECOOLUW 3020303 EOM Eagan ZOOSBUOQ be W 223 055020 wg Oh BOX ids 2 OG Ov Sgw ,SOD N w HB3 :ia Em QEE BO ml ENE m U :E .Sw H C3503 H 302 526 Em? iam Daw no ZQEZEU 30m ZOHHUZHHQQ LO V522 QZDOL HEI? 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Together we have seen this school grow from a small Union Free School to a well- orgamzed Central School System At present there rs a modern elementary school being constructed and addrtrons and rmprovements on the present high school are pro gressmg rapidly In the past we have en1oyed many of the same things both in and out of school and we hope to do so for many years to come Here s to the future from us to you Here s to success in all you do Charles Wrlber Class President 66466 Solomon Kelly to construct the Duane Mansion and Jacques Ramee Union College archrtect to do its landscaping Completed ln 1812 as a home for Mlss Duane the 15 room structure still stands today overlooking the rolling hills of the Duanesburg countryside Many Jmuors whose PICUHCS appear on the next two pages are acquainted with this impressive and historic building Catherine Livingstone Duane, daughter of the founder of the town of Duanesburg, employed x ,,. - -,. .Ma x XX-Q. ,A A Af- A .41-' -uf' '4 . ' i ,Ah If . .L-'Z .fS- - . f ' 5.11-'f ' . . 7 ' 2-gg. -J 01, H. ' F. - Q . sa 4' ,Q 1' , ' . - , . . I - . ,L 4 , I EDWARD PUTNAM KATHERINE WILSON LORRAINE VOSBURG ANN GROSS WILLIAM De FOREST AVERY WILSON CHARLES WILBER DIANNE PUTMAN DELLA MAE SMITH Q- QD A.. Q A vt Z 4 ,os V525 KEITH FAULKNER SHIRLEY COBB IEANETTE CADY JOAN KLIESRATH ROBERT De FOREST CLIFFORD DECKER in . I .M -- MARGARET SCHAEFFER WILLIAM BARNES WAYNE BLESSING BEVERLY MERICLE MILES BINTZ. Q' X . I' fi' if fg 2 . r I 315 , PAUL MILLER . it ' P ar vw' h N. , 'V A A O A I L Q . A ,,, we 1 M 'V V . ' f 1 Q W - ' f -3 , , '-1.7 Xq 1' ' I ., - Q AAA , 1 M2 -Q' ' 0 'x Q- or w ? 2? 'um nv' ' L0 4 wc- - . X4 Z r-ICI is A -1 7'3'. 'cg 52:1 Y' ,, N iv Q JOAN MALE MICHAEL PAYST RONALD STROBECK BARBARA ZAGATA PETER ZUBAL CONRAD COBB JOAN ADAMS ROBERT SCHLEIER RAYMOND SHAFER 744: Sam It seems hardly possrble that we have attended hrgh school four years yet they have not been long years tnstead they have passed so qulckly that we scarcely realrze that the end of our hrgh school day IS so near In 1950 51 we entered high school wtth the usual mexperrence of freshmen but we soon learned to conduct ourselves correctly rn hxgh school and we became accustomed to the many prrvrleges whrch we were not granted rn our grade school days The followmg year 1951 52 Rrchard Karl was elected our presrdent W1th James Cummtngs as vrce presldent Pat Sterlmg as secretary and Janet Schoonmaker as treas urer hrs admrmstranon was considered most successful Our spaghem supper was the year s outstandrng event In 1952 53 the class elected Jrm Cummrngs for presrdent. Thrs ume the assrstants were Rrchard Karl v1ce presldent Janet Schoonmaker secretary and Muffy Potter treasurer Our Jumor prcmc was the outstanding acuvrty for the year As Jumors began to act more drgnrfred as we realrzed that next year we would be senrors In September 1953 we returned full fledged sernors and the class showed tts apprecrauon of Irm Cummmgs good work by choosmg h1m for presrdent once more Co workers elected were Howard Canastra vrce presldent Muffy Potter secretary and Norbert Hebert treasurer Class 3CI1V1U6S for thrs year have been dances and suppers We are happy and proud that we have been successful thus far yet there LS a pang of sadness tn our hearts when we thrnk that we shall never agam be students of Duarres burg Central School We may return to v1s1t but our places wrll have been frlled by succeeding classes weoftdeseiook '7 wife? The prcture at the rrght wh1ch tntroduces the Sophomores shows five of the older schools rn thrs area The Sheldon School located on Young s Road rs rn the upper left The upper rrght 15 Burtonsvrlle School Grbson School between Duanesburg and Esperance IS rn the lower left and Lendrum School at the u1tersect1on of Route 20 and Schoharre Turnprke ts 1n the lower rrght In the center IS the McGu1re School also between Duanesburg and Esperance Thls school rs on the srte of the old Mead School butlt Ln 1793 ' W' ' ' : . Z. ' . . - I . . . : I - . . . I . - . , ' Q , . , . - ' . . . . . . ' 1 I ' I 5 9 3 o I . . . . . . . . . , we I - f . . . . . . , . . . , . - 1 l ' , 5 I 3 u ' , : . ' ' - . ..' . . ' I, ny f I I I . . , . . - 1 1 ' f v o ' 1 . I i'2i! iQa,5 5115? ,S mx .gf ff. it X at a A Neg vi J.!, g5 qs an an . g 'Fe lp, p ,543 Mslpa 3-5 is as-x elogg gs 3 5 1f,,,3 ,. 1 , if NK ' 9 1155 ru. Donna Mott Richard Wilber Mary Ann Herkle Fred Koch Connie Canastra Minard Ash Lennea English Robert Finch Norma Borst Jeanette Groat Robert Canastra Charlotte Miller Don Largeteau Elizabeth White Loren Shafer 'lil si , George Allgaier Kay Shultis Robert Strobeck Nadine Wilber William Fuller Susan Guyon ff l Robert Covey Patricia Kemmer Robert Murray Judy Brown Bruce Panas Laura Youngs Adrian Breitenstein Marilyn Perue NO PHOTOS: Janet Myers James MacGregor Want ffde Wanted A short cut to the door at noon Howard Canastra Wanted Toptcs for debate Rrchard Altemus Wanted The prrvrlege of makmg more norse James Cummrngs Wanted A portable hed Rlchard Karl Wanted A mrcroscope to ftnd the subrect and predrcate of my sentences Lloyd Perue Wanted A copy of the speed laws Wrllram Chambers Wanted A grrl of my own Edward Etlers Wanted Puncture proof tires Bruce Rockwell Wanted More foolish questions to ask ln English class Ronald Humphrey Wanted A safety pocket for holdmg candy ln study hall Boice Smrth Wanted The prrvrlege of a back seat Norbert Hebert Wanted Every day to be a week end Mr Hosier Wanted More room Carroll de Forest Wanted More bookkeeprng paper Dolores Potter Wanted A chance to appear at the Met Ioan Schoonmaker Wanted A new pocketbook Ada Kemmer Wanted A drrver s lrcense Janet Schoonmaker Wanted A chance to play at Carnegre Hall Rhoda DeLap Wanted A place on the Honor Society Etleen Gerer Wanted An opportunity to be a drrvmg rnstructor James Sternrnann Wanted To be a FIVE STAR GENERAL Fred Lathwood Wanted To keep our enthusrasttc spurt Seniors of 54 74a geamaah Our records trace the story of this school located rn Braman s Corners back to 1883 After having been conducted independently for many years the Braman s Corners School closed to Jorn the Delanson Unron Free School system rn 1946 A few members of the Freshman Class whrch is shown on the following pages remember the lower grades whrch they attended rn tlus school Wanted - Transportation to the Turkey Farm - Mafalda Potter. 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N? 3? lcrff 1 tial he ,,,g Jw E X SECOND GRADE: Left to right, first row: D, Smith, D, Cole, D, Crowe, A, Parotti, D, Wolfe, P, Clarke, T, Dunne, C, Stanton, J, Kovacs, J, Dennison, Second row: P, Wilson, G, Schleier, S,Weiss, D, Glover, D, Ogsbury, D, Ogsbury, V, Lawton, D, Rack, S, Schwartz, A, See, S, Richard, M, Guyon, E, Rickard, Third row: D, Swartz, D, Swartz, T, Walsh, M, Chatterton, T, Vigour, M. Williams, R, Byers, A, Hess, C. Bradley, C, Goulden, A, Decker, Absent: E, McDuffee, Mrs, Margaret Reed, Teacher, tsl. g a t In l-.:.-:x --f n1---. is ,,... ,V g, FIRST GRADE: Left to right, first row: J. Sperbeck, G. Grenier, G, Szabo, F, Basile, G, Youngs, R. Pavlic, R, Barton, P, Callahan, L, Glover, R, Evans, R, Wilber, Second row, M, Murphy, G, .Pait, S, Payst, I, Bailey, J, Naeco, B, Wilber, C, Coppolo, M. Terpening, M, Osterhoudt, C, Hoag, B, Burnett, C, Kennedy, Third row: R, Noonan, G, Pavlic, L, Ragan, D, Berrian, M, Drinon, P, Pearce, N, Hopper, M, Antun, R, Stewart, I, Scranton, L, Miller, G, Rabideau, Absent, M, Davis, R, Dibb, J, Drummonds, L, Janetsky, C. Frohnhofer, R, McMechen, M, Smith, A, Spatehotis, D, Spencer, Mrs, Inez Sheldon, Teacher, ' n L... ol! , KINDERGARTEN, AFTERNOON: Left to right, first row: R. Lyon, G, Rector, W, Thompson, R, Schoonover, W, Meyers, S, Murphy, I, Lane, Miss Heck, Back row: I, Colliton, N, Cisneros, R, Trafton, L, Evans, T, Stage, J, Malezyk, J, Noonan, A, Hankinson, T, Gunn, M, Harring ton, I, Basile, J, Mero, Absent: L, Scranton, G. Snow, J, Wayman, 1 KINDERGARTEN, MORNING: Left to right, first row: D, Green, S, Schrade, T, Dupont, R, Thomas, R, Wagner, A, Muth, Second row: D, Ragan, M, Morton, P, Walsh, G, Hotaling, S, Dear, J, Beveridge, E, Coons, J, Basile, Miss Heck, Third row, N, Ottman, C, Green, B, Kilmartin, R, Ragan, B, Scott, J, Waddell, L, Terpening, P, Best, M, Hammond, Absent C, Dibb, E, Fancher, 666026740 Best Sport JAMES CUMMINGS Most Ltkely To Succeed RONALD HUMPHREY Best Dressed NORBERT HEBERT Curhest Haxr HOWARD CANASTRA Most Energeuc DOLORES POTTER Qu1etest MAFALDA POTTER Most Versatile RICHARD KARL Most Bashful BOICE SMITH Most Studious JANET and JOAN SCHOONMAKER Most Polxte ADA KEMMER Best Dancer EDWARD EILERS Greatest Talker FRED LATHWOOD Most Musical RHODA DeLAP Tallest CARROLL De FOREST Class Clown JAMES STEINMANN Most Popular LLOYD PERUE Wrttiest EILEEN GEIER Daybreaker WILLIAM CHAMBERS Most Carefree BRUCE ROCKWELL Best Class CLASS OF 54 Some of the earher schools The schools m the upper left and upper nght are both located in the village of Duanesburg The Weaver School erected about 1850 is in the lower nght. The lower left IS the Esperance Station School Arguing Ability - RICHARD ALTEMUS 1 ll dit , Q 454 4227 A K K E we Q. COOKS Left to right: Mrs. Van Derwerker, Mrs. Scofield, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. ,I 1 . N 2 f Q 1' 2 rs Bintz. CUSTODIANS. Left wright: W. Chambers, Mr. Crowe, Mr. Crosier, Mr. Stewart. lm Well and eezemwz Ada Kemmer wills her curly han to Joan Klresrath. Elleen Geier wills her Jokes to Shirley Cobb qhers are getting oldly Rhoda DeLap leaves her bashfulness no Wrllle de Forest Sonny Perue leaves hrs height to Wayne Blessing Ronnie Humphrey wishes no bequeath hrs brains to anyone who needs them Joan Schoonmaker wllls her voxce to anyone who wants a part in the operetta Eddre Ellers leaves his abtllty to polka to Leon Needle Dolores Potter gives her winmng way with teachers to Duffy Evans fshe needs ity Carroll de Forest bestows his quietness on Eddie Putnam Jimmy Steinmann leaves Delanson s pear trees standmg for Rlchre Wllber Muffy Potter wills her ability to catch de Forest boys to Lorraine Vosburgh Willle Chambers willrngly hands his broom to any unemployed person Janet Schoonrnaker leaves her second sax part to Jack Erckman Fred Lathwood leaves his twice told tales to anyone who can tell them better than he does Richard Karl wills his collection of kerchrefs to any lady s man. Jimmy Cummmgs leaves hrs doodle bug troubles to Mlnard Ash Howie Canastra gives his square dancing ability to Avery Wilson Richard Altemns leaves his art of driving to Beverly Merrcle Bruce Rockwell wills his slush pump to Pete Zubal Boice Smith leaves his teasing abrlrty to Bill Bames Mr Hosier wtllingly passes the worries of a Sentor Advisor to Mr Bernard. The Class of 54 leaves Room 21 to anyone who can yo louder than they do Z S Wok Nestled snugly under the hills of Burtdnsvllle this section of the Schoharie Creek has afforded both yormg and old many good times In the future as in the past Burmnsville will undoubtedly retain its place as the never to be forgotten Old Swimming Hole The Duanesburg Central athletes pictured on the following pages are well acquainted with the Burtonsville swimming hole I Norbert Hebert leaves his ability to yodel to Ronnie Strobeck. O ',l , I 1 A X - in X I A' A :L x X w fr-. 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Av - in gg gg W: 7. ae, 1 eacafa7mJZcaZ4 ' RICHARD ALTEMUS Rrgorous Ambmous HOWARD CANASTRA Hilarious Changeable WILLIAM CHAMBERS Worthy Capable IAMES CUMMINGS Iust Calm CARROLL de FOREST Cheerful Docrle RHODA DeLAP Righteous Delrberate EDWARD EILERS Earnest Energetic EILEEN GEIER Easy Gotng NORBERT HEBERT Neat Harrnouious RONALD HUMPHREY Resourceful Humorous RICHARD KARL Relaxed Krddmg FRED LATHWOOD Frrendly Lrkeable LLOYD PERUE Loyal Prudent DOLORES POTTER Dominaung Prompt MAFALDA POTTER Merry Polrte BRUCE ROCKWELL Bashful Respectful JANET SCHOONMAKB2 Iokmg Scholastxc JOAN SCHOONMAKER Iovral Srucere BOICE SMITH Busy Sk1l1ful JAMES STEINMANN Jolly Sporting MR. HOSIER Amrcable Happy ADA KEMMER - Amiable, Kind 0601 Even though we have not heard you say so We know that you ll regret the day we go You ll miss Carroll de Forest and his srmle Not seeing Ada Kremmer at the office file Fred Lathwood and all hrs talk Erleen Geler and her original walk The laugh of Rhoda DeLap wlll always stick And always Hebert or Charnbers wlth a trick Howard Canastra and hrs funny fare Bruce Rockwell wrth never a care Muffy Potter srtting so quret Lloyd Perue so friendly to all Janet and Joan Schoonmaker strolling ln the hall Boice Srmth s car going Put Put Bang Rich1e Alternus getting to school as the tardy bell rang Dolores Potter a credlt to the school Ronnie Humphrey on a musrcran s stool Eddie Erlers always being so neat Jim Stemmann the guy so hard to beat Richard Karl as tough as leather And to Mr. Hosier we wrsh we had four more years together I im Cummings causing a riot, BUS DRIVERS t: Mr. Peters, Mr. Crowe, righ I0 Left Peters, Mr. Burnett, Mr. Colliton. Mrs. E .24 O 0 -Q 1-4 0 D- ID 3 Rear: Mr. Salisburg, Canastra. -I- i Ig I L,,Ir-- llf I I - 1 Hr 1 L..lL.1 ll- K1 v I- - A : ui 1 v,,,- 1 1 l 5, 3 -I E: Anangu l 046 Boice Smith wlthout hrs smile Our four sisters Janet Ioan Dolores and Muffy not being neat. Ada not being short and sweet Howard Canastra without his curly han Rhoda DeLap not gomg to band Wrlly Chambers forgettmg to set up the lunch tables Bruce Rockwell DOI readmg all the Westerns Ronme Humphrey not betng head of the honor roll most of the time R1ch1e Karl not comtng to school sleepy Carroll de Forest HCI behavlng Irm Stemmann ever studymg a Phystcs lesson Eddre Erlers forgetting to forget Etleen Geter bemg bold Lloyd Perue growtng 6 6 Norbert Hebert strung still tn his seat. 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S on od 74a D fcuhaaal Scene 'fr 5 gm W 22 For Your Insurance Needs Phone 2366 Delanson New York Auto Flre Mar1ne Bonds Health and Acc1dent Po11o Compensatmn L1ab111ty Hosp1ta11zat1on Scene At Our Duanesburg New York Farms I NE GIZDVE Phone Schenectady 4 7741 DAIIZV INC H0513 steps ahead are lm portant ones perhaps even more important than the ones you have left behind upon graduatlon from high school Along with memories of pleas ant happenings and HSSOCI ations, you have now gained knowledge whether lt b technical or academic that better fits you to mount the remainder of llfe s stalrway The thlngs you have learned will combine ln the future with added experience and knowledge to provlde a background that will better enable you to aV3ll yourself of the many opportunltles here ln America Each of you must reallze, of course, that every opportunity implies a responslblllty QUCCCSS But whatever your immediate future college, trade education or the beglnmng of your workmg life we know you will find satisfaction and pride in the knowledge that your efforts wlll be recognized ln a country grown great through lndlvldual effort and lnltlatlve For, unllke far too many others ln the world, ours is a country where the lndlvxdual is free to llve, work and speak as he pleases free to reap the rewards for the contributions he makes The men and women of General Electric ln Schenectady, therefore, extend to you our congratulations and sincere wishes that you will find a happy and satisfying future m this land of opportunity that IS America GENERAL ELECTRIC 'A if 'k w . . . 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GOODELL ' ' Hardware H ' 9 - ' Comp11ments of NASH REST HOME Delanson New York East Berne 77 R 3 Compl1ments of H CRISTIE 8: SONS Sand Stone Gravel Cornp11ments of SCHOHARIE DEPT STORE Outfltters for the Ent1re Farmly Phone 138 Schohar1e New York Cornphrnents ZUK Schohar1e New York V1S1t Our Beautlful New Showroom Ph11co Easy HOtpO1Ht EDWARD SCRIBNER Phone 202 Schohar1e New York Cornphrnents of KILTS AND SIDNEY Schohar1e New York HARRY S SHELL STATION Duanesburg New York 24 Hour Servmfe Comp11ments of PROVOST BROS S1oansv111e New York Cornphrnents of QUAKER GARDENS Flowers for All Occas1ons Quaker Street New York Cornphrnents of OTTO HEISIG Quaker Street New York Cornphments of HERMIE'S MUSIC STORE 716 State Street Schenectady New York Compllments of MCLANE S PHARMACY 2602 Broadway Schenectady New York Cornplnnents of WALT S BODY 8: FENDER SHOP Scotch R1dge Road Schenectady New York Compl1ments of COPLON'S DEPT STORE 2551 Broadway Scnenectady New York Cornpllments of TURKEYLAND 2533 Broadway Schenectady, New York Famous for Prepared Foods I TYGERT S FLOOR SERVICE Laylng Sandlng F1msh1ng W D TYGERT Duanesburg, New York , . . 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