Duanesburg High School - Dusquanox Yearbook (Delanson, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

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SZ: CHARLES WILBER - - BEVERLY MERICLE - - MICHAEL PAYST - - MILES BINTZ - - - ROBERT DEFOREST - - DIANNE PUTMAN - - DONNA MOTT ----- - - MR, GORDON MASON -Editor-in-Chief - - - - Photography - - Photography - - - -Art Editor Business Manager - - Literary Editor -Junior Associate - - - - -Senior Advisor .. ' 51 .'i557ffWE7E1yf3 W ,.,: -1 , g gi . Dedication Loved us for our good points, Ijnderstood out bad: Cheered us, or laughed with us I n happy times, or sad. A lways gave encouragement, Never let us down. R espect for others made him B eloved in school and town. E ndured our childish antics, but R emained our faithful friend. Never lost his patience, A nd inspired us to the end. R emembrances of him, our mem'ries have starred D usquanox salutes you--MR. BERNARD. n i Ov . F .4 fe' ig! ,. ',-'.,g f:'Q?ii 'cs3i lJ'3l- 132.521 . V g:,,:.l.,: fiviay, ' V1 'TJ sfivsgw 'q1,Qsf,Q?t,'ffs'p S: 'gffifg A-5Cis1.3g,: Aix its-Q- - +5.2i 'T 41. 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'gamut n,,,...'. ., 'mwxmmwwnmammvvnrm-w-r.v,... . ,asf A LETTER FROM THE DESK OF THE PRINCIPAL TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '55 In the spring of 1954 we were annoyed by airhammers, the shifting of classrooms, dust in- filtration, and interruptions in daily class routine in order to expedite reconstruction, yet you managed to successfully complete your Junior year and eagerly looked forward to the opening of the school with the new look. And then what happened? An axmouncement was made that school would begin a week late and then on ahalf-day basis, with added restrictions necessary for group safety. The period of adjustment to this routine was interrupted by the regrettable wave of polio which caused the loss of more schooltime, and fears and anxiety for your friends, your families and also your own physical well-being. lt was necessary to curtail all school activities such as dances, suppers, parties, and to postpone the opening of the basketball season, but you did organize and carry through a most successful magazine campaign. The next step was the return to full-day sessions in the school with the almost new look. The aggravations of construction with workmen in and out, no gym, no showers and lockers, no typing class - proved to be no stumbling block because progress was evident. By Christmas the picture was much brighter and things were almost back to normal, Students and teachers alike were more calm and relaxed now that the confusion was over! Reviewing conditions like these is hardly necessary except that out of this chaos some de- finite conclusions can be drawn. Young people of today are made of sterner stuff: can overcome reverses, handicaps, and frustrations without apparent scarsg can accept responsibilities in an adult manner, Never once did I hear a Senior complain or alibig you accepted conditions over which you had no control in a cheerful manner. lwill always remember the Class of 1955 for its cooperation, its loyalty, perseverance and good sportsmanship. Thank you for allowing me to share this year with you, and thanks to your parents for permitting me to share you with them. Yours sincerely, Robert B. Shafer Board of Education Seated, left to right: Lynn McDuffee, Hervey Vigour, Clifford Foust, Niels Rask, Milton Brown. Standing, left to right: Francis Crowe, Carl Heitkamp, Howard McNitt, Minard Dougall. Uffgiff w-mf:z,Mwn -A -me-Q1.,,f rm, -fum, Awe-QV-wwm1:,f..-,:,,.nw,mrw:mwxrwmmnmmr11ngnxn MRS. SHAFER MRS, MALE Administration MISS VAN SCHAICK Secondary Supervisor MR, SHAFER Supervising Principal MRS. RASK Elementary Supervisor Home Economics and Industrial Arts MISS IGOE MR. PRATT .au-n Dental Department MRS, CALLAHAN Physical Education MR. GUYDER O Health Department DR. WALKER MISS MA TA RAZZO Physical Education MRS. CROSIER NM. English Department MR, BLABER MRS. WOOD Music Department MR. MASON MR. REICHENTHAL . :vu Citizenship Education MR. ZIMMER MRS. EDWARDS MRS, PUTTERMAN Library and Commerce MRS. KOCH MRS, SHANNON rf A O Science and Mathematics MR. FOLEY MRS. HANCOCK MR. HOSIER 'WW Senior Farewflll We find it hard to believe that after twelve long years the time has come to say farewell Although the thought of leaving isn t a pleasant one we the Senior Class of 1955 feel it a privilege and honor to graduate from such a fine well respected school Now it is time to make the decision upon which our future lives may depend Whatever our future plans may be we shall be forever grateful to our faculty advisors and parents for their much needed guidance throughout our school days We would particularly like to thank Mr Bernard for doing such a splendid job in advising us during our first three years of high school We feel that he was largely responsible for giving us the confidence and understanding that we needed to reach this long awaitedgoal In closing we would like to thank you the teachers and students we leave behind us for your kind friendships and for the many pleas ant times we have shared together We wish you all the success and happiness that we have had during out past years at Duanesburg Cen tra Sincerely William DeForest Class President Senwr r Aclvzsors ,t,yl A y y . , -- n Gmivbmxr-eisrsflfifw' MR. 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MILES BINTZ They might not need me, but they might, I'11 let my head be just in sight. 4-I-I 1,2g Athletic Association 1,2,3g Key Club 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Robed Choir 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3,4g Basketball Manager 2, Basketball 3g Cross Country 3, Annual Staff 4, Quartet 23 Cotmty Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3g Volleyball 3, National Honor Society 4, Field Day 1, 2, 3, 45 School Paper 4. WAYNE BLESSING Here he comes with laugh and shout, Glad in the freedom, School is out! 4-H 1,2,3, Class Vice President 3,45 Choms lg Basketball Manager 2, Basketball 3, Key Club 3,4g Basketball Assistant 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Fire Patrol 3,4g Field Day 2,3g Athletic Association 2, 3. IEANNEITE CADY The shadowy blush that tints her cheek, Forever coming - ever going, 4-H 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Robed Choir 3,43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, School Paper 3,4g Festi val Play 2, County Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 4g National Honor Society 3, 43 International Relations 4. 3 CONRAD COBB Of speech unguarded Man doth oft repent: But not of keeping silence. Plane Spotting 4. Q1 SHIRLEY COBB A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Intemational Relations 43 Play Day 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Robed Choir 3,43 Majorette 13 School Paper 1, 2,3,4g County Music Festival 43 Field Day 1, 2, 3.4: Operetta 1, 2, 3,43 4-H 1,2. ROBERT DEFOREST Oh Women! In our hours of ease: Uncertain, coy, and hard to please. Chorus 1,2, 3,43 Robed Choir 3,43 4-H 1,2, 3: Student Council 13 Operetta 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Fire Patrol 43 Baseball 33 Volleyball 33 Intramural Sports 3,43 Key Club 3,43 County Music Festival 3,4Q Syracuse Conference 33 National Honor Society 43 Field Day 43 Coach's Assistant 3. WILLIAM DEFOREST How much for a bachelor? Who wants to buy? In a twinkling every lady responded, I, I! Chorus 1,2,3,43 Robed Choir 3,43 Band 3,41 Class President 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3,43 Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 3,4Q Cross Country 33 Student Council 33 Key Club 3,43 Fire Patrol 43 Operetta 3,43 County Music Festival 3,43 Field Day 3, 4. CLIFFORD DECKER 'Tis an honest man, and no other Who does his plain duty each day. National Guard 3.4. ANN GROSS A smile to greet the morning with, A kind word as the key. Band lg Chorus 1,23 Play Day 35 School Paper 1, 2, 3,45 Office Assistant 3,-4, Lunchroom Assistant 3, International Re lations 4. JOAN KLIESRATH He who is t.hy friend indeed He will help thee in thy need. Chorus 1, 2, 35 School Paper 1,4g Play Day 3 Science Club 4, Intemational Relations 4. JOAN MALE A modest girl in words and ways, She justly earns her classmates praise. Band 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1, 4, Office Assistant 3,45 School Paper 1,4g Play Day 33 International Relations 4: Air- plane Spotter 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY MERICLE Her eyes shall be forever bright, When Stats and sun are sunk in night. Chorus 1,2, 3,4g Operetta 1, 2, 3,4g Robed Choir -3,43 County Music Festival 3,45 4-H 1, 25 International Relations 4g Field Day 1, 2, 3,4, AA Treasurer 3,4g School Paper 3,4g Board of Review 1, Annual Staff 43 Play Day 3g Class Vice President 2. PAUL MILLER A smile as small as mine might be Precisely their necessity. Baseball 1, 2, 3,4g Basketball 4g Key Clubg Airplane Spotter 1, 2, 3,43 Fire Patrol 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3,4g Photography Club 4g Field Day 2, 3,4g Athle- tic Association 1, 2, 3, LEON NEADLE A little work, a little play, To keep us going-- And so, good day. Basketball 1, 2,45 Baseball 1,2, 3,4g Boy Scouts 1 Chorus 1, 25 Fire Patrol 4, School Paper 4 Intramural Sports 1, 2, Football 3, Bus Monitor 1, Operetta 1 Field Day 1, 2g Athletic Association 1, 2. MICHAEL PAYST He put his faith in goodness, and worked well with hand and head, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Airplane Spotter 2,3g 4-H 1, 2, 3,4g 4-H Council 3,45 Key Club 3,4g Field Day 1, 2, Annual Staff 4, Board of Review 1, Volleyball 3, Coach's Assistant 3, Fire Patrol 3, Student Council 2. MARY PROLE She longs for her childhood home once more, Since she set sail from England's shore Robed Choir 4g School Paper 4, Intemational Rela tions 4. DIANNE PUTMAN 'Meet trials with a smile and they vanish, Face cares with a song, and they flee. Band 1,2,3,4, Band Council 2, 3, All-State Band 1,2 3, Siena Band Clinic 1,2, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Robed Choir 3,4, County Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3,4, Office Assistant 1,2, 3, School Paper 2,4, In- ternational Relations 4, Festival Play 2, Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Day 3, Bus Monitor 1, Syracuse Confer- ence 3, Union College Conference 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Annual staff 4, Annual Associate 3, Class President 1, Class Treasurer 3, Essay Contest 2. EDWARD PUTNAM No wonder teacher's hair turns gray, I chatter, chatter all the day. Key Club 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, Intra mural Sports 1, 2, 3,4, 4-H Council 4. MARGARET SCHAEFFER Maiden with the meek brown eyes, Like the dusk in evening skies. Bus Monitor 2, 3, Field Day 3,4, Play Day 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Cheerleader Manager 4, Robed Choir 3,4, School Paper 3,4, County Music Festival 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Inter- national Relations 4, Assembly Committee 4, Teacher's Assistant 2, Airplane Spotting 2, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Office Assistant 4. ROBERT SCHLEIER And then he looked almighty shy At me, and winked his other eye! Key Club 4, Airplane Spotter 3, Basketball 1, 2 Field Day 1, 2,4, Athletic Association 1, 2. RAYMOND SHAFER He lived at peace with all mankind, In friendship he was n'ue, Key Club 3,4, Fire Patrol 3,4, Baseball 2, 3,4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Bus Monitor 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 3, Class Vice President 1. DELLA MAE SMITH She thinks after all, she had lots of fun, And hopefully, gaily, she speaks. Cheerleader 2, 3,4, School Paper 1, 2, 3, Majorette 2, 3,4, Play Day 3, Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4, Festival Play 2, 4-H 1, 2, FHA 4, Dramatics Club 4, Athletic Asocia- tion 2,3. RONALD STROBECK Be always merry as ever you can, For no one delights in a sorrowful man. Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 2, Cross Country 1, 3, Fire Patrol 2,4, Field Day 1,2, 3,4, School Paper 4, Grapevine Editor 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Choir 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Airplane Spotting 3,4, County Music Festival 3,4, Robed Choir 4. LORRAINE VOSBURGH But, oh her beauty was far beyond Her sparkling gems or snow-white wand. School Paper 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Day 3, Choir 1,2,4, Operetta 1, 2,4, Field Day 1,2,3,4, Athletic Association 1,' 2, 3,4, 4-H 1, 2, Class Secretary 1, 2, 3,4, Office Assistant 2, 3, Majorette 1,2, 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Music Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Intemational Relations 4, Dramatics Club 4, Board of Review 1. CHARLES WILBER 'Now small boys get out of the way, Here he comes in his one -boss shay. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Field Day 1, 2, 3,4, Robed Choir 4, Key Club 3, 4, Bus Monitor 1, 2, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Operetta 1,2, 3,4, Volleyball 3, School Paper 4, Coach's Assistant 3, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Annual staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Band Council 2,3, All-State Band 2, Siena Band Clinic 2, School Play, Fire Patrol 4, 4-H 1, 2,3, 4-H Council 2,3, Quartet 2, County Music Festival 2, 3. P BARBARA ZAGATA 'How she held her pretty head5 How her dainty skirts she spread. A VERY WILSON 'But onward, upward till the goal we winl Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Base- ball 1,2, 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Athletic Association 1, 2, 35 Soccer 2,35 Track 35 Operetta 1, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Robed Choir 3, 45 Field Day 1,2,3,45 Bus Monitor 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 35 Coimty Music Festival 35 Fire Patrol 3,4. KATHERINE WILSON Yet her figure was so neat, And her smile so kind and sweet Cheerleader 1 3 4 4 H 1 MaJorette 1,2 3 4 Choir 1,2,35 Play Day 3 Review Board 1 FHA 4 Dramatics 45 Bus Monitor 4 Athletic Association 1, 3 Field Day 1, 3,4 Operetta 1,2 Teacher s Assistant 1 Choir 1, 2, 3,45 Operetta 1,25 Play Day 3,45 School Paper 45 FHA 45 Dramatics Club 45 Cheerleader 35 Field Day 1. PETER ZUBAL There never was a father's son That had such jolly, roarin' fun. Baseball lg Basketball 1, 25 Field Day 3,45 Robed Choir 45 Key Club 3,45 Chorus 1, 3,45 operena 1, 3,45 Coach's Assistant 3,45 Stu- dent Council 1, 2,45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Fire Patrol 2,45 Airplane Spotting 1,2, 3,43 Board of Review 25 Volley- ball 3. -. s.-....-.pg-gpv, Memories When we, the Class of '55 Have gone our separate waysg We'l1 always remember D.C. S. And the good old high school days, We'l1 remember Della Mae Who seemed without a careg And Dianne, our only redhead with that Fire-engine hair. Bob deForest and his concerto which he always played with easeg And little Barbie Zagata Who was quiet as you please. We'1l recall to mind our Ann who had lots of pretty clothesg And peppy little Kathy who was always on her toes. Polite was Avery Wilson with his broad and friendly smileg And active Chucky Wilber Who did the girls beguile. We'1l have mem'ries too of Margaret Always busy as a beeg And of her friend Jeannette Who was the sweetest we could see. Ray, too, who wore a path Down to the Sophomore doorg And Beverly who filled her Ford With kids and kids galore. We cou1dn't forget Eddie Putnam Who was lots and lots of fung And Wayne-- Cisco could tell jokes To keep up with anyone. We'11 also remember Lorraine Who was tall and blonde and neat: And our friend Willie Dee Whose personality cou1du't be beat. The friendliness of Bill Barnes will stick with us all our days: And we'll remember Conrad With his quiet loyal ways. We'll never forget Bob Schleier Who helped with everythingg And the parties at Joan Male's house which made the rafters ring. Shirley with her foolishness Could always cause a ding And Leon was a Neadle, But was better known as Pin. We'll recall to mind Joan Kliesrath, A wonderful sport was she, And another Joan--Miss Adams Just as lively as could be. And Mike, another classmate, Was quite a whiz in math, And Peter with his wise cracks Could make the saddest laugh. We'll remember Stro and his harmony which we all loved so wellg And another, Clifford Decker who we just thought was swell. Paul Miller was our little guy --He wasn't very tallg And Miles and his fiddle Were nearly best of all. A new girl, Mary Prole Joined us in 1954: Her home was Bristol, England --She came from a foreign shore. We'll remember too, our teachers who guided us all the way, And prepared us--Oh so well For our graduation day. We'll remember each and every one As time begins to passg For we never could forget The friends we called our Class. F .- Class History As our high school years draw to a close, we recall to mind many enjoyable experiences. We sponsored a very successful Leap Year Dance in our Freshman year, followed by a Pan- cake Supper. As Sophomores, we began our festivities by entertaining the entering Freshmen at a party. We held two dances, the Turkey Trot and the Shamrock Shuffle, and our Pancake Supper, which became an annual affair. The grand climax of our Sophomore days came when, in the spring, we received our class rings. Our Junior year was filled with activities, including our Pancake Supper, two dances, and a magic show. We also held our class picnic at White's Beach, and in June, before Mr. Bemard's departure for Plattsburg, we held a farewell party for him and his family at Duane Lake. Now we have achieved our position as Seniors. This year we have become ardent salesmen by selling the most magazines in the history of the school, conducting a Christmas card campaign, and selling school name bracelets and tie clasps. Our activities include two dances, a music show and our Pancake Supper, and we are eagerly awaiting our Senior Ball, Class picnic, Senior Banquet, and graduation. Our four years of high school have been happy and satisfying. As we look over our history, we recall many pleasant memories which we will carry with us as we leave Duanesburg Central, Entering Freshmen - 1951 Ioan Adams David Barbin William Bames Miles Bintz Wayne Blessing Terry Bullis Jeannette Cady Conrad Cobb Shirley Cobb Clifford Decker Michael Dryer Wayne Evans Frank Grant Ann Gross Marjorie Haviland Robert Hoffman Edmond Hulett Ioan Kliesrath Robert Lawrence Joan Male Marguerite Mattison Beverly Mericle Paul Miller Leon Neadle Michael Payst Dianne Putman Edward Putnam Margaret Schaeffer Robert Schleier Raymond Shafer Della Mae Smith Ronald Strobeck Patricia Trombley Lorraine Vosburgh William Weidman Charles Wilber Avery Wilson Katherine Wilson Barbara Zagata Peter Zubal -m5:fL1f,f1fe, ,Tru ,, V WL 5'55,:Ji2fxl,a'?i . ,J ,i 4, 'f fel. if J'-.lik -LIVER 53:1 75 . Q. Q. . . 'F' V f r, A I f53f'0J,.. . fuk, ' , 'L . o ' . V yy 41:5 . U , G xt 3 l x 2 gn' 4 V 0 f ,, 'H 1 , n. 3 1 4 t A I I - 'A by ' 7 P+ ' 684 'sf . 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Mega ' H RRRR A 1-- - an Q5 :, SQ ., wwf 1 . BRUCE PA NAS DONNA MOTT ROBERT MURRAY MARILYNN PERUE H970 4 RICHARD WILBER LAURA YOUNGS NADINE WILBER KAY SHULTIS ?' Junior Farewell Dear Seniors, Having shared with you the work and the fun of High School for the last three years, the Juniors are very sorry to see you leave. We know that graduation is both happy and sadg you will be glad that you have achieved your goal, but at the same time you will have to say goodby to a lot of good friends. For us you have set fine examples of cooperation, working har- moniously under difficulties, getting the job done, and enthusiastic school spirit. All of us extend to you our sincerest best wishes for just the kind of lives you have planned for yourselves. Adrian Breitenstein George Allgaier Connie Jeanie Minard Donald Largeteau James Macgregor Norma Susie Janet Marilynn Perue Robert Canastra Cordially yours, Richard wilber Junior Class President Fred Bruce Laura Richie Kay Mary Ann Herkel Patricia Kemmer Donna Judy Robert Bob Charlotte Miller Lennea English , -.,, V,-.-,W -Tv-ww 'v-vnqq Class W ill Being of sound mind and body, the Class of 1955 wishes to make known the following Last Will and Testament: To the Faculty - we leave peace and quiet. To the Juniors - we leave the adventures of a Senior Class. To the Sophomores - we leave our reputation. To the Freshmen - we leave the good times which we've known in school. Joan Adams wills her unique laugh to Brenda Mott. William Bames leaves his knack of being a lady's man to Adrian B. Miles Bintz leaves his 6'2 to Charlie Zubal. ' Wayne Blessing wills his way with glrls to Leland Moore. Jeannette Cady wills her cheerleading uniform to anyone it will fit. Conrad Cobb bequeaths his collection of I-lot Rod magazines to Minard A. Shirley Cobb wills her ability to captivate older men to anyone who feels mature enough. Clifford Decker wills his wavy hair to Richie Wilber. Robert deForestwi1ls his ability to play the Norwegian Concerto to Bruce Panas. William DeForest wills his ability to grow a mustache to Dennis T. Ann Gross leaves her sweet personality to Norma Borst. Joan Kliesrath leaves several wads of gum to Mrs. Edwards who always caught her. Ioan Male leaves her ability to give parties to Susie Guyon. Beverly Mericle wills her ability to entice State Troopers to Charlotte Miller. Paul Miller wills his ability as a chef to Artie Chambers. Leon Neadle leaves his best right hand punch to the Sophomores. Michael Payst wills his pink shirt to anyone brave enough to put it on. Mary Prole leaves her spirit of adventure to Marilynn Perue. Dianne Putman wills her personality to Kenny Palmer. Edward Putnam bequeaths his fanning ability to Kenny Trudell. Margaret Schaeffer wills her spot on the National Honor Society to Dudley Mericle. Robert Schleier leaves his bashfulness to Roland Crowe. Raymond Shafer wills his hunting ability to George Allgaier. Della Mae Smith leaves her chickens to David Youngs. Ronald Strobeck wills his ability to yodel to Robert Canastra. Lorraine Vosburgh wills her Bermuda shorts to any Krazy Kat. Charles Wilber wills his ability to frustrate Mrs. Shannon to Phil DeLuke. Avery Wilson wills his guitar to Coach Guyder for serenading purposes. Katherine Wilson wills her dancing ability to Connie Canastra. Barbara Zagata wills her driving ability to Jimmy Breitenstein. Peter Zubal leaves Mr. Reichenthal with a peaceful trombone section. Mr. Zimmer leaves a bottle of Aspirin to Mrs. Shannon. Mr. Mason wills his mustache to Quentin Osterhoudt. Mr. Bernard left. N SOPH MORES William Barton Mary Bintz Philomena Breda James Breitenstein Patricia Dear Philip DeLuke Richard Deming Gary Dom Charles Kuon Patricia Lambert Nancy MacDonald Carol Mazzarella Maudie Bailey Richard Canastra Raymond Coon Wayne Coon Roland Crowe Jack Erckman Katherine Grimm Susanne Herringshaw Edith Kemmer sn? , mfillll P' ' x . Dffg gRQ0 If there was a me, I'd be here. Joy Moldenhauer ,Leland Moore Brenda Mott Barbara Musil Marjorie Rose Sammy Simonson Charles Stanton Kenneth Trudell mwmmz Robert Mc Nitt Dudley Mericle Evalyon Mericle Madeline Miranda Connie Myatt Quentin Osterhoudt Kenneth Palmer Natalie Payst Dennis Turnbull Dorothy Warner Carol Yauchler Charles Zubal .. ......,-.- .,.,,.r.1.,,,-9,1 '-- '-rv! Senior Initials J,A,A,--Jolly, Amiable, Ambitious W.W,B,--Willing, Wise, Boyish M.F.B.--Manly, Friendly, Business-like M.W.B. Mascu1ine, Witty, Bold J.M.C. --Jovial, Musical, Cordial C. M. C. Calm, Mannerly, Cautious S.A.C.--Sincere, Active, Comical C. E. D. --Carefree, Easy-going, Daring R. R.D.--Rollicking, Reliable, Devoted W.H.D. --Warm-hearted, Helpful, Dependable A. E. G. --Amiable, Eamest, pGracious I.D.K. ,V Jqking, Dut:ifu1,lKlnby-infh xg. si' X: if LJ J. A. lvlifloyful, Ambitious, Magnetic B. E. M. --Bright, Eligible, Mischievous P.F.M. --Popular, Fun-loving, Merry L.A.N.--Lucky, Artistic, Nice M.W.P. --Mathematical, watchful, Peaceful M.M.P. --Mirthful, Mysterious, Polite D. C.P.--Dependable, Cute, Pleasing E.A.P. --Energetic, Attentive, Powerful M.R.S. --Magnificent, Reliable, Sweet R. C. S. --Resolute, Cheerful, Subtle D. M. S. --Dreamy, Mirthful, Sociable R, F, S, - -Romantic , Flirtations, Swell R. G. S. --Roving, Genial, Slick L R. v. 71-'iovabie an mi v rsatile ' DI onderful I. 4 , x JW .p fu: f.f'3eS 'If 'f Mi A. 1:1 lk, 1 gy, Ig J 'iff K. M .- K1 d, Inter 'ng, Winsome P. W. Z. --Polite, Wagsome, Zany B. LZ.--Bashful, Jaunty, Zealous 5 '1 ,X J., 3' 2 ' -lf .- 7 1 1.,,. 6, min V ft. ia J' N' . ax-wr.-W, 1. I 'Q J n I, 3 71235: If 2 ff' 9.1 Q. Es :N 7: ,fx if LW, . uf -Y .bk A Jar 59,3 L s ay V , .. ,, Q Q ,, 7 1 X f ,, , ,L gh 3 5 1 ,, I - 'Jn rf.. Wg- X 1 . , ,, :Tig mmpgr-gg.,7 1 N A z x 1 1 - , 3-, H r . ' r 1 , ,- X ' f , 1 f ' ff x ' ' t ' 2 I x , , J' L 1 ' 15' , 5 A Xp 1 r . 5 K P K K . 1 X 1 1 . .ix , 0 ' r EWS! A Z. xv ' 4 wi. Matilda Adams Roger Ash Fred Briggs Fem Gaige Barbara Galusha Dennis Geed Jean Grenier George Gross John Hanaman Wemer Hoffman Joyce Kemmer Dale Kliesrath Robert Knowles Maria Korotich David Lee I1 Joan Brown Lois Chatterton Arthur Chambers Robert Chesnut Alice Coon Jane Denty Fredrick Dyckman Evelyn Fancher Elizabeth Miller Jane Moore Duane Pavlic Diane Payst Mary Potter Barbara Quinby Raymond Ross Iudy Shafer -is Q Xyy moLe m Bonnie McDougall Alene Mericle Elinor Miller EE? Qfv an Weennw 'W s mr W ss in if X' w I V mlsusv L, al . n xx M :KK l i z krhrk K :Tp vx AV .c. .h 'f', , ,' 4 aff? ' 'Wff- 'X'i 4N. D E+' w'1' WWE l D .1 - .QP y ia-. , ,-Hi . ' .. 'Q i -55 iff ! - law. g -A . k'1,gwzt' s' i s 'lf5iQN -an ' a mz as of Q pg 4 , -lf. U ia- . wfqv:,n G' .Q as ' sk i? John Shultis Donna Smith Patricia Smith Susan Walker Gale Williams Janet Yauchler David Youngs Donald Youngs Rachael Kennedy Hilda Koch Alan Sprakers Dawn Van Derwerker rf? V HD' f X sf ss. Nw 2 a 3 is Rl. ,ryh 3 Q Eighth Grade First row, left to right: B. Hebert, D. Cobb, K. Faulkner, S. Segerlind, S. Boomhower, C. Panas, M. Edwards. J. Ash. Second row: E. Payst, C. Quinby, H. Mattison, A. Mericle, E. Sperbeck, O Sargent, K. Wight, D. Humphrey, C. Chesnut, Y. Murray, V. Steadwell, M. Lane, E. Moore, S. Featherstonhaugh, Eighth Grade First row, left to right: B. Scofield, R. Musil, R. Ross, C. Fancher, R. Shafer, D. Wayman, B. Schaeffer, J. Martin. Second row: L. Janetsky, H. Dorn, C. LaPorte, A. Terpening. I. McNitt, E. Schleier, F. Coon, R. Bunting, R. Sargent, R. List, H. Tricou, E. Granbacka, R. Mero. Seventh Grade First row, left to right: D. Mazzarella, D. Kreitzer, E. Swartz, L. Hane, L. Osterhout, K. Nocian L. Koons, B. Brown, M. Lambert, B. Aubin. Second row: L. Johnson, J. Grenier, L. Lawrence, S. Lawton, C. Kemmer, L. Decker, M. Ferguson, G. Pavlic, S. Bradley, K. Putman, S. Wilson, M. Dougall. l l A, S . Seventh Grade First row, left to right: F. Mero, G. Ianetsky, J. Dykeman, D. Yauchler, R. Crowe, D. Wolfe, B. MacDougall, L. Reed, D. Walker. Second row: L. Geier, J. Krutsch, G. Stanton, C. Herkel, J. Largeteau, T. Dane, P. Palmer, J. Adams, E. Frohnhoefer. l 4 . 1 1 . 'Q I ,H Q '-13. A Us 2' .Ibis W' 1 I 1 3 , . . N ll .WL limi! .un eqliiirff wi , P 'Q Q ,p Sa W qv L ix V x Q r 'R x 'I'- ini! hh , - six.. V J . ., f-HZ' .' f '-snuff' I 7- N iv , S I 1 ' . fn ' ' 1 'rn' f ,, 3 5, ' Q ,u 4 Is. I it .,R3C'y. Q, 1 Q A , fx-H 2 w ,-. 4 .gf .1 ffw'-,. L-3 do , ,. if .Q ,A f .' 'Q' .A N 1 A 5 . . ' X 6 A 'E 4 . yuan' ' 4wb ' a ' 5 Q K f k .. ,f if . i MJ., ,a , J wI'?'b' ' 4 K .f -v , 1 R W ,A . Mi.. . 3 i 5,2 f . , A ' is L .-wi -:A 1 H ,,-Z J NAME Joan Adams William Barnes Miles Bintz Wayne Blessing Jeannette Cady Conrad Cobb Shirley Cobb Clifford Decker Robert DeForest William DeForest Ann Gross Joan Kliesrath Ioan Male Beverly Mericle Paul Miller Leon Neadle Michael Payst Mary Prole Dianne Putman Edward Putnam Margaret Schaeffer Robert Sch leier Raymond Shafer Della Mae Smith Ronald Strobeck Lorraine Vosburgh Charles Wilber Avery Wilson Katherine Wilson Barbara Zagata Peter Zubal Mr. Zimmer Mr. Mason Mr. Bernard Class of '55 WHERE FOUND Dillon's Duanesburg Church Chasing Women Doing Homework Home LeRoy's Wandering At the piano With Lorie Old Barn Home Card Parties Working Hunting Hunting Roaming Burtonsville You never know With his cows Grandmother's With Julius Maudie's With Bernie Bowling Alley Duane Lake Altamont Esperance Bowling Writing letters With his horse Room 21 Cafeteria Plattsburg At a party FA VORITE FOOD lli Spaghetti ' Pheasant Steak Brown Cows Spaghetti Wheaties Pizza Pizza Butterscotch pie Turkey Pizza Steak Macaroni and Cheese Scalapino Paste Fazzule Streudel Banana Splits Chop Suey Chicken pie Spaghetti Spaghetti Short Cake Pizza Goulash Lasogne Stuffed Peppers Venison Steak Pizza Pizza Hot Sausage Paste Fazzule Steak Hamburgs Tomatoes and Crackers Pancakes VY Personality NICKNAME Joanie ' Bi ll Mills ' Cisco S lim Corny ' Cobbie' ' C liff' ' Rob ' Willie' A nn ' Kliesy' ' Ioan Bev' ' Midge' Pin' Sticky Ginger 'Red' Eddie' .. 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S ch lei' ' Sh af Snu ffy Stro' Lorie' Chuck' Abe' K aki ' Barbie' Z eter' The Earl' ' Gordie' ' Lou' Kids vu Page OUGHT TO HAVE Fewer boy friends A silencer Aggressiveness Better health More Weight A girl Driver's license More weekends A car of his own A car of his own Steady boy friend More Boxers A Gift of gab Armstrong Heater Elevator shoes Self-control A secretary Trans-Atlantic liner More brains Less Weight More debates A female Naval discharge Collision Insurance Charles Atlas Course Driver-'s License Governor on his car A Girl of his own A Dance Studio More height Curlier hair More homeroom space More time An alarm clock Diplomas MARK OF DISTINCTION Laugh Lingo Handshake Smile Waistline shyness Foolishness Slim Waistline Blonde hair Temper Meekness Bangs Parties Man-hater His nose His line Nicknames British accent Red hair Goofin' off Brown eyes Cowlick Curly hair Fingernails T easing Record collection Sideburns Guitar Good Nature Curly hair Loving cup ears Specs Clothes Good looks Ambition Well, I'1l be. FAVORITE SAYING Hey, come on kids! My Ford's got it. I'11 be dipped! We're only doin' 20! I got a letter today It's only a day's growth. Can I? Oh Boy! Let's have none of that. Zekel You know how it is. Are you going to the dance? Oh my gosh! Let's have a party. Ho1y Cow! 'Wal--me an' Pete-- 'Ya Doppis' Either that or vanilla. n n 'You think that's bad? Oh Brotherl' Where's my notebook? 'He was so cute. 'Me and Julius- - I'll be down at 8:00. 'Nobody told me. or Ah perdict-- If you don't behave- - Gee--. There goes my Mercury. He's coming home again. I'll be a dirty birdl' Just because I'm new here. Careful now- - Wise up! A Watch it! ai S512 L1 sm... 5 it 33 5 1 4, A 'S .' ..-v-Wi? '-Q Aix? 55351: ff-QQ ,. ' . . - -:3.,-.513 .3 1413553-, 2234, A.: r A3frg.,:,.,-r ,.ff5.gfg,. 11 013: -1---1,.ii f-1. 'pf is'- 6 f 1 Ur . gf i K . ',r 34 -f ' 1 -'D T . .fA,-,-5- 'az. ff:-3g'naQ'ZaL MN . ,1-1, --' J 1 :I 'XM In ' rf- , S 1 . ul . 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That's very true, of course . . . perhaps more so today than ever before. But it is equally true, and too often left unsaicl, that America needs men and women who know the ideals and goals our forefathers strived for . . . men and women who appreciate the things that have made America strong down through the years. This appreciation must go a little deeper than just knowing what democracy is and how it works. It must include a belief in our free enterprise system . . . one of democracy's most priceless heritages. America needs people who understand why this system of com etitive enterprise must be preserved and strengthened, so that our country's standards of living may continue to lead the world. There are, unfortunately, some eople in our own country. . . perhaps even in our own community . . . who would like to sec the free enterprise system weakened or destroyed. To safeguard this vital heritage, you must undmtand it. 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GARAGE General Auto Repairs Tires - Tubes - Batteries and Accessories Phone Delanson 4220 HANAMAN'S SELF-SERVICE Compliments of STORE Quaker Street New York CRANSON'S FOOD STORE Quaker Street, New York Phone Delanson 2630 Quality Meats, Groceries and Dry Goods . GIBBY'S DINER Compllments of Quaker Street New York QUAKER GARDENS Route 7 Flowers for All Occasions Southern Fried Chicken Quaker Street, New York Sea Food Home Cooked Food DUANE LAKE TURKEY FARM North Mansion Road Delanson 2692 Prop. Mulford DeForest GAGE STOCK FARMS Polled Herefords Birdsfoot Trefoil Seed Potting Soil for African Violets Garden Fertilizer Phone Delanson 2345 HOWARD GETMAN Case and New Idea New Holland Equipment Farm Equipment Schenectady, New York ALTON MADISON MOBIL GAS STATION Lubrication - Washing Esperance, New York FULLER'S NEW GULF SERVICE STATION East of Esperance Bridge on Route 20 FARMER'S SUPPLY COMPANY Machinery - Appliances Phone Esperance 60 Esperance, New York JAMES L. GAGE, Proprietor Compliments of HARRY'S SHELL STATION Duanesburg, New York 24 Hour Service THE HUB RESTAURANT Duanesburg, New York Phone Delanson 4242 Known for Sewing Good Food for 28 Years Open Daily and Sundays Closed Tuesdays .a..-....4t-.,.,., . A- A... m- COUNTRY KITCHEN Restaurant and Fountain Service R.D. 2, Schoharie, N. Y. Congratulations fYou Have a Fine New Schoolj B 8: W HDWE. 8: SPORTS Schoharie, New York Compliments of HERMIE'S MUSIC STORE 716 State Street Schenectady, New York J. W, HUDSON CO., INC. Hardware Paints, Oils and Glass Broadway and Fairview Avenue Schenectady, New York GEORGE'S MUSIC STORE Exclusive Distributors for Conn - Gibson - Slingerland 617 State Street Plaza Bld Schenectady 5, New York Phone 4-5921 Compliments of COPLON'S DEPT. STORE 2551 Broadway Schenectady, New York PIGGLY WIGGLY Finer Foods We Give S 8: H Green Stamps 2627 Broadway Schenectady, New York BERICAL'S ECE CREAM 311 FROZEN CUSTARD Wholesale - Retail Duanesburg, New York 2433 Broadway Compliments of ROEMYN H. SCHRADE TYGERT'S FLOOR SERVICE Laying - Sanding - Finishing W. D. TYGERT Duanesburg, New York Compliments of NASH REST HOME Delanson, New York East Berne 77-R-3 I ACK AGNEW Plumbing - Heating - Appliances No Iob Too Smal1 Free Estimates ' Garden Tractors and Lawnmowers Phone Del. 4236 Seed - Feed - Fertilizer Farm Supplies G. L. F. C ompliments of WALDEN CHRIS TMAN Supe rvis or MILDRED ELLEY Secretarial School for Girls 227 Quail Street Albany, New York Send for Catalog ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Washington Avenue Albany 10, New York Compliments of DUANESBURG GARAGE Duanesburg, New York MURPI-IY'S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM Fountain Service Luncheonette Route 20 Duanesburg, New York Compliments of FLORENCE BOPP Compliments of DUANE TREE COMPANY Delanson,. 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Schoharie, New York I w Robert DeForest, Michael Payst, Wayne Blessing, and William DeForest, who were instrumental in designing the Golden Eagle crest which is now the standard school emblem admire some Balfour rings while Miles Bintz, Beverly Mericle, Dianne Putman and Charles Wilber work out an ad with Mr. Gray, 'Taylor Year- We are very proud to have been selected as the official jeweler for your class ring. of gawzcfb COMPANY Hodgkins of Balfour P. O. Box 9 Schenectady, New York EASTMANS' CHEESE HOUSE, INC, Groceries, Magazines and Many Fine Cheeses. Come in and Try Them. Light Lunches Served. Esperance. N. Y. - Phone 33 Compliments of H. A. GIFFORD Duanesburg, New York Compliments of McLANE'S PHARMACY 2602 Broadway Schenectady, New York HOWARD L. GAGE Your International Dealer 102 Prospect Terrace Altamont, N. Y. - Ph. 3341 N. SQUILLACE Wholesale Grocer to School Cafeterias 524 Summit Avenue Schenectady 7, N. 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