Dundee High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dundee, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1950 volume:

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Be- tween these covers are reminders which will bring back plea- sant reminiscence of by-gone days. hwith much time and effort' the meme bers of the staff have produced this yearbook and we pre- sent it with the sin- cere hope that it will serve you well over the years to come. we are indebted to Mr. Witter, our advisor, and to all who have had a part in the making of this yearbook. EDLTOQ-:N-cHuEF 'HUGH LITTEEK2 EDETOR ASSOCIATE CHARLOTTE STANTON Aovusocz KENNETH JD WITTED FAC LTY AN Q BOARD OF EDUCATIO MR. LAWRENCE SMITH MRS. MARY LANE President Vice President Row l--Mrs.Arms, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Miss Fullager Strowbridge, MR. HARRY HALL Mr. Depew, Miss Preston, Mrs. Ruddick, Mrs. Van Lone Row Johnson, Mrs Hyland,Mrs.Utter,Mrs.Morehouse Mrs.Gardner,MissLongwell, Mrs. Salad, Miss Connolly, Mrs. De LaVergne, Mr. Pullano Row5--- Mrs.McCullough,N1ss Herrington Y Mrs. Lonvstreet, Miss Lafler, Mrs.0vensh1re, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Hyatt, Miss Price, Mrs. Frank, Mr. Nesbitt Row 4--Mr. Dibble Mr. Alger, Nr. Witter, Miss Saunders, Mr. Greyback, Mr. Conners, Mr. Barnes. McCarr1ck, Mrs. Strayline, Mrs. 2--Mr.Deller,Mrs. MR. GORDON DEPEW Principal The Board of Education and Faculty extend to the Class of 1950 sincere congratulations upon the comple-A tion of High School. You have had the good fortune to receive an edu- cation in a free and democratic society. Your training will make you better able to assume the duties of the average citizen, and to accept positions of ibillty and leadership in our complex and confused world. -respons- somewhat It is our wish that you will endeavor to the ideals which have made our Country great you will have a happy and successful life. preserve and that 2. ME. CHARLES BAKERMRE.RELEN CHADWICK M . EASTMAN BEERS MR. MILES HOUCK- DEDICATIO The Senior Class of Dundee Cent- ral School wishes to dedicate the 1950 yearbook to Mrs. Marian Utter. We are happy to have this opportunity ' to commend her for the kindness and C00Perat1on that she has extended to us during our high school career, not only in our studies but through her enthusiasm and interest in our extra- curricular activities. Mrs. Utter has taught in Altay, Watkins Glen and at present is our instructor in senior high school Eng- lish here in Dundee. Throughout her twenty-three. years of teaching she ' has had the experience and privilege of teaching all grades in the school system excepting the 10th grade. Mrs. Utter is thorough and sincere in all her teaching efforts and her advice has been both reliable and good. Throughout our senior year Mrs. Utter has spent much time advising the staff of 'The Bag Piper' which has been Dundee's first attempt at journalism. In a like manner she has had the responsibility of proof reading all materials used in our yearbook. Mrs. Utter is advisor for the nHighlightsn staff. She has served in this capacity for three years. She is a member of the committee for the National Honor Society and has been coach for the public speaking contests. For the past several years she has been a supervisor for practicing teachers from Elmira College. Mrs. Utter has played an active part for all of the benefit dances sponsored by the P.T.A. and directed the Senlor play. Mrs. Utter graduated from Western Michigan College of Education with an A.B. degree, and has done graduate work on her Masters degree. The Senior Class is indebted to Mrs. Utter and sincerely hopes that our ded- ication to her will prove our admiration and appreciation for her friendliness, advice and teaching skill. 3 Any history requires the spice of var- iety, a little bit of everything. Adventure, drama, lots of events, dull or high-strung and the general factors of the nStruggle for Survival, all are molded into a pattern and given certain size, weight, and color. The 'Class of '50 is no exception to the rule. How often and how long anyone remembers the many and varied incidents and character- istics related to the Class of 'SO is not of major import. It is that for which we are re- membered that is our prime concern. Some will recall only individual personsg others will remember occurences which support or conflict with adopted principles. But one thing is certain, any one who has been in the slight est contact with us has received some im- pression or depression of some caliber which ever the case might be. Let's see, I remember when-- In 'lie another bunch of Freshmen was seen, full of zest, spirit, and a slight deg- ree of academic curiosity.. This was our be- ginning. The idea of being one of the NBig Fourn was something to crow about at that. This was why we had endured eight or more years of priming and pushing. We were on our last lap in the race for educational arma- ment. We had blossomed into the uAge of Rec- ords.H From then on we were property of the Board of Regents and entrusted to the faculty. fOr were they supposed to be our charges?D Ah,those Freshmen days when nobody grip- ed about dues and by some queer quirk of in- tellectual benevolence--paid them. We became capitalists before we realized it. COver two dollars in the treasury.J We were a rather dormant crew that year, so they say. In that same year we staged our first nproduction.N The boys had quite a time with their lines 'when Janet was around. Do you still have those shorts you used in the play, Janet? Remember, seniors, the time we had our picnic at the fairgrounds? That's when Mary Woodard raced Don Phillips around the track. 'It did not seem quite fair to make Mary run back- wards though. It wasn't long before that year had disappeared. The sound of Sophomore was something new again. After writing 9A or B on our papers for a few months,we adopted the new name with pride. Were we ever Freshmen? Oh, a long time ago. This year we set the pace. Work, recreation, social life, every thing had re- ached a higher tempo. This was the beginning of a transition period. How we interpreted our life at school became our forming our habits and making cient to'the people around us were quite limited again this we did a little less than basic mettle in ourselves effi- Our activities year. In fact almost nothing. We had difficulty in divulging the validity of free interprise to our patient advisors. Our picnic at cess except for mosquitoes away ly started to portals of time other school year. the fact that Watkins Glen was a great suc- if you kept the from your food they obliging- chew on you. Eventually the closed upon the scenes of an- The volatile hours of vacation soon ush- ered in our Junior year,a year full of vital- ity. We had a play and Prom to consider, and about a doxen Regents exams too. Some of us lucky Juniors were even sporting a car and I think somebody had a license. CPunchboard job, no doubt.J Our treasury became a prime requisite. We had to begin to 'fill the cof- fer.H That year we staged the same play as a neighboring senior class. It was quite a sit- uation that our play were forced to learn their parts be- cause they wanted them to look alike anyway. We should have staged 'Hamletn even though it would have been a little less dramatic than NGrandpa Steps Out.' It is always a good pol- icy to make the most of what comes and the least of what goes. We had a good chance to wear that philosophy thin when we presented the Junior Prom. After mortgaging three prom- inent Juniors we were able to pay the bills. June had come around again before we realized it. Now we have a single year remaining. This year is our year. The time to pol- ish the rudiments 'End make them smooth--the time to realize more and more that our school years have been a privilege and not a burden. We really began to work on our projects this year. Magazines, Christmas cards, candy and nearly even starting a used car lot. Then of course our annual ,play and the Senior Ball were first rate projects too. we had become regular troupers by now even though we played only a one night stand. Hughy was turned On full blast.I still think the play was written for him.Those play practices were really long some nights weren't they fellows? fTwo or three A.M.JOur Senior Trip by now has lapsed. I am sure it merited all our years of labor and shelling out dues. As we now begin to be conscious of the adult world about us, we re- alize how significant our school years have been. Taking our respective places in the world of men and women, we will carry with us the memory of many incidents as we journey throughout the years. Our relationships as classmates and close friends will still be with us even though distances separate us. Some of us have looked forward to the day when we would be nfreen in the world. This may seem a good thing at the time but I'm sure everyone will notice the absence of familiar associations. The pep-talks Mrs. Utter gave us all through high school,the way we all joined in our activities as a group, the jokes and incidents we all got a kick out of, the plays, parties,picn1cs, our trip and maybe even our air-cushion seats will make us reminisce and try to recapture the full color of their significance. Together we have made the grade,steep to some of us, but perserver- ance triumphs. Now, as we stand facing the uncertain future we already realize in a small way the gravity of our position. But, as in the past, we hope to surmount our dif- ficulties and to serve nobly, honestly, and charitably, both God and our fellow men. developed. Some of the actors in James Best's CLASS ILL We the Senior Class of Dundee Central School being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testa- ment, in the following manner: to the members of our Faculty, the Class of 1950 leaves oeace and quiet, to the Freshman Class we leave our ambition which carried the Class of 1950 to success. to the Sophmore Class we bequeath our Senior knowledge which we have gained through experiences. to the Junior Class we leave all of our books and position in our school. to the Junior Class as individuals we bequeath: Mary Sharp's Mary Kuver's Eleanor Parmelee s Joyce Gardner's Leonard Van Wyk's Anna Trav1s's William Hartman's Evelyn Law's James Howe1l's Joan Haight's Hugh Litteer's Norma Wright's Kay Shoemaker's I LMary Ruth Weeks' Norma Van Scoy's Alan Br1mmer's Erma Allen's Virginia Dlugosh's walter Kingren's Marlene Claxton's William Sweet's 'Shirley Ensley's Barbara Ins cho ' s Janet Grace's Ruth Lowe's Larry Miller's Carolyn Peelle's William Haf1eigh's Ann Shults's Jack Rowley's Joan 4uenzer's nvislts to Rushn 'heartn WLatin marksu nskatlng abilityn ugraceful gaitn nlight brown halru nlove of snortsu Nfigureu nquietnessu nlove of Keukau uwhiskersu ndlamondu D uloveu ublond hairn 'milk routen to Charlotte Stanton to John Cadwell to Joan Klug to Shirley Dlbble to Conrad Ignaszevski to Rose Ann Areford to John Craig to Joyce Eaves to Grace Travis to Barb Woodard to Tommy Davis to Janet Kellogg to Jacqueline Curran to Shirley Savage to William Van Dusen nplastic seat coversu to Wanda Giles Uspeedn to Bill Eyrich nbasketball skilln to Joyce Hodge nbrainsn to Betty Brewer ulove for Brooklynn to Howard Rider nartlstic abilityn to Rose Marie Hess Uheightu to Richard Gibson NMENH to Albina Solosky uHudsonn to Maxine Berry Nwlllyu to Noami Denison ueven tempern to William Peterson nblushn to Carlton Harris ncurlsn to Kay Sullivan WPhiladeph1a girlfriendsn to Franklin Dlbble nmoodsn to Jane Kleckler ngolden voiceu to Richard Karlncski Nintense interest in L.A.u to Dorothy Styrcula Donald Phillip's nglassesn to Richard Paddock Donna Seref1ne's nchatteru to Patricia Jayne Robert Webster's nmechanical abilityu to Frank Moskal Mary Woodard's Nred halrn to Kenneth Webster Alton Rose's nK1wan1s abllityn to Bunk Griswold Helen Smith's ntyping abilityn to Dale Shoemaker LaVerna Travis's 'steady boyfriend' to Beverly Hodge Albert Hess's nuneasinessn to Harold Beard Angeline Matw1ejow's ngigglesn to Eleanor Ignaszewski ,Kenneth Hill's ntrappingv to Robert Brimmer Duane Jayne's nfrecklesu to Mary Bratner In witness whereof I have unto subscribed my name this or June in the year . CLASS OF '50 3220! Mazy Qoodard, Exeiutrix 5 MR. WILLIAM DELLER Class Advisor 1-A Vice Prin. 3-L Sc. Teacher 1-L Dr. Instructor 2-M LEONARD A. VAN WYCK Science Club 1 Radio Club A Chefs' Club 2, Basketball l,2, Football 1- Baseball 1-P Class V. Pres. 1 Interclass 1-h Honor Society 3-L Boys' State Class Pres. 2- Highlights co-ed Ll Class Plays 1-M JOYCE M. GARDNER Dancing Club 1,3 Library Club 2 French Club Interclass Intramurals Playday 1 Nat. Honor Soc. 3-M Honor Soc. Treas. M Class V. Pres. Class Sec. Chorus Pres. h Highlights Co-Ed. M Class Play Hall Monitor Christmas Play Library Club Pres. WILLIAM S. HAFLEIGH Sports Club 3-M Football 3-A Basketball 3-A Track 3PM Interclass Intramurals Class Treas. Class Vice Pres. Class Plays 3-M Christmas Play Yearbook Staff in 1- 3 2 ERMA ALLEN Dancing Club Highlander Interclass Play day Honor Society Hall Monitor Class V.Pres Jon. Soc. V.Pres Glass Treasurer .Band Christmas Play Class Plays Highlights Bridge Club 6 il g' Eg as if 1 Q 3 The time for us to part 'is drawing near, From all these things we love and hold so dear. And yet,there will be memories from the start, That will prevail in each and every heart. Our days have not all been in toil, we've had our share of fun, With our proms, and plays, and studying, we're proud of the things we've done. And to those who are behind us, the Class of '50 extends Its hope for success, and pur- pose that will steer you around the bend. To Parents and teachers, our thanks go to you. For everything you've given us and all you've helped us do. The training you gave us right here at D. C. S., Will make us better citizens and lead us to success. As we, another Senior Class, at last reached the crest, May we choose the road to hap- piness and endeavor to do our best. Squarely meeting life's many problems with a steady, sin- cere zest, Ever striving, always hoping, to quite fully meet the test. by Erma Allen , XZ-4 lf- JAMES E. BEST Dancing Club l-L Intramurals h Interclass l-3 Track 2 Play Comm. 3,h SHIRLEY M. ENSLEY Clubs l-L Cheerleader 1-3 Hall Monitor 2-3 Vice Pres. 2 F.H.A. 3-L N ' 4 ALAN BRIMMER E. MARLENE CLAXTON Rifle Club 1 Dancing Club 1 Radio Club 2 Library Club 2 Projection Club 3-M Brldge Club M Track 1 F. H. An 2 Class play Intramurals M F. F. A 2, Art Award 2 Class Pres. l Highlander staff A Chorus 1-L Class Play l Christmas Play l-h Playday Comm. M Ball Comm. H JANET E. GRACE Dancing Club 1- Highlander Staff JOAN L. HAIGHT Highlights 3-M Dancing Club 1- Intramurals M Bridge Club Interclass 1- Highlight Staff H Nat. Honor Soc. 3- Intramurals H Student Council 1 Interclass l-3 Student Coun. Sec.2 , Play Day 1 Jr. Red Cross Ch. F.H.A. Pres. 2 Class Play 1- F,H,A, 1-M Christmas Play 1 ychopus 1-2 Ball Comm. U Dance Comm. 3-M 8 'VIRGINIA-S. DLUGOSH Christmas Play h Dancing Club l- Highlights staff3- Yearbook Staff h Intramurals M Interclass l- Nat. Honor Soc. 2- V.Pres. Honor Soc 3 Pres. Honor Soc. D. A. R. Oratory Contest 3-M Class Pres. l Chorus 1 Class Plays 1-h Ball comm. A WILLIAM C. HARTMAN Dancing Club l-2 Sportsman Club 3-h Basketball Mgr. 3-L Baseball Mgr. 3 Track Ass't.Mgr. F.F.A. Sec. Class Sec. Class Play 2- ALBERT HESS Chefs' Club Radio Club Dancing Club Intermurals Class Secretary Band Assembly Band DUANE JAYNE Chefs' Club Outdoors Club Track Football Intermurals Ag. Reporter Class Plays it E in 2 'u 2 KENNETH B. HILL Rifle Club History Club Outdoor Club Intramurals Interclass 1- Class Play I Fo Fu Au 1' WALTER P. KINGREN Dancing Club l Press Club 2 Sport Club F. F. A. 2 Basketball 3 Track Interclass 2 Intramurals Hall monitor l F.F.A. Treas. Class Play 2 Prom. Comm. JAMES L. HOWELL Gym Club l History Club 2 Projection Club Radio Club FFA Basketball 2-A Intramurals M Play Comm. 3-M Interclass 1-3 MARY E. KUVEE Dancing Club 1-M BARBARA M. INSCHO Dancing Club Highlites Staff Intermurals Interclass Orchestra Band Class Plays Play Comm. Prom. Comm. EVELYN D. LAW Interclass 1,2 Dancing Club Chorus 1-u Interclass Glass Plays 2,L Intramurals Xmas Plays l,3,L Prom Comm. HUGH LITTEER Class Plays l-L Dancing Club l-L Yearbook Ed. L Yearbook Staff Highlights Staff Track l-H .Baseball 3-L Intramurals M Interclass l-L Honor Society 3-M Hall Monitor l-H Boys' State Student Council Band l-H Orchestra l-H ELEANOR R. PARMELEE Library Club l Dancing Club 2- Bridge Club Press Club 3-H Intramurals 1-M Class Plays 2-H Prom. com . 3 RUTH R. LOWE ANGELINE MATWIEJOW LAWRENCE A. MILLER Dancing Club 2- Dan. chefs' Club 1- Highlight Staff Librigg 3132 5 Library Club F. H. A. 2- projection Club F.F.A. Basketball L Intramurals Bridge Club Intramurals M V.Pres. F.H.A. F, H, A. 1,u Interclass l- F.H.A Reporter Interclass 1- F.F.A.Reporter 3- Class Play U Intramurals Play Committee H FHA Historian 3 F-F-A- 1-H FHA Parl, 2 Bank Cashier 3-M Prom Comm. Play Comm. CAROLYN M. PEELLE Press Club Zrh Dancing Club l Science Club 2 Projection Club DONALD PHILLIPS Interclass l Play day l Dancing Club l Class Treasurer Chefs' Club 2 JOAN M. QUENZER Chorus Sports Club H Orchestra 1 Library Club Dancing Club Drum Majorette Baseball 1-H Highlight Staff Class Plays 1 Basketball 3-4 Playday M Christmas Play Football A. Mgr. Class Play L Highlander 3 Football Mgr. Prom. Com . Oratory Contest Class Play y 2 Ball Comm. ALTON M. ROSE Chefs' Club 1-2 Projection Club Radio Club F.F.A. Z- Baseball 1- Basketball l-M Intramurals l-h Student Council 3-M HeadHallMonitor A Class Pres. Band 1- l VPres.St.Council E Class Play H A. KAY SHOEMAKER Chef's Club 1- Library Club Pres Baseball 2-h Football 3-M Intramurals h Ag. Basketball 2-A Interclass 1-h 3 Student Council -h Hall monitor L Student Coun. Fresh F. F. A. see. 1, F. F. A. 1- Prom Comm. 3 JACK D. ROWLEY Dancing Club 1-H Baseball l-3 Basketball 2-3 Track 3 Football A.Mgr.Footba1l A.Mgr.Baseball M A.Mgr.Basketbal1 Uh Quartet 1-M Christmas Play l-3 Class Plays l, Play Com . 3- ANN C. SHULTS Dancing Club 1,3 Science Clubs 2 Bridge Club L Highlights Staff 2 Interclass 1-L Cheerleader 1-h Play day 2,h Bowling Team L Class Treasurer 1 Band 1-h Orchestra l-h Class Plays 1,3 Christmas Play 1 W DONNA M. SEREFINE Dancing Club 1 Library Club Intenmurals 1- Chorus 2-3 Prom. Comm. 3 HELEN SMITH :Dancing-Club 1-2 IProject1on Club ' Bridge Club -F.H.A. 2-M 'Press Club 2 'Interclass 2- Intramurals Chorus 2-h Christmas Play 2-H Play Com . 3 -Prom Comm. Play Day Comm. n MARY T . SHARP Dancing Club FQ Hu Ao Interclass Intramurals Playday 3 Student Council Bank Cashier 3 Intramurals Mgr. F.H.A. Pres. 3 F.H.A. Treas. Band 1 Assembly Band 2 Prom. Comm. Ball Comm. WILLIAM J. SWEET Shop Club Outdoors Club ANNA JEAN TRAVIS C. LA VERNA TRAVIS NORMA JEAN VAN scoy g 1 s Dancing Club 1,3,u Dancing Club l-- Dancing Club 1-Q Library'Club 2 Bridge Club F. H. A. 1-Q Intramurals 1- Interclass 1-L Intramurals 1-L Orchestra 1- J.V.Cheer1eader 1-3 F.H.A. Treas. Chorus 1 Hall Monitor 3 F.H.A. Sec. Prom. Comm. 3 ,Intramurals Mgr. 2 Orchestra 1 Honor Society L Christmas Play l chorus sec. 3-M Dance Comm. 3-H F.H.A. V. Pres. M Yearbook Salesman 1 lHighlites Staff A Chorus 2-M Class Play 2 Christmas Play l-M MARY R. WEEKS Dancing Club 1,3 Library Club 2 Intramurals 1,2 Orchestra 1-M Twirler 1-H Prom Comm. 3 Yearbook Salesman 2 MARY L. WOODARD Dancing Club 1-M ROBERT G. WEBSTER Dancing Club 1 Library Club Interclass 1 Intramurals Highlights LI Interclass 1- NORMA E. WRIGHT .Intramurals J.V.Cheer1eader 2- Bridge Club L Head Cheerleader Dancing Club 1-' Sec. Dancing Club M F.H.A. 1- Band 1.2 Interclass l- Assembly Band 1.2 Intramurals Class Plays 1: F.H.A.MusicLeader Hall Monitor 2- Chorus 3- AEXe0u,triX LL Prom. com. 3 1 PROPHECY Namb 'Nickname E. Allen Em M. Claxton MMarl'nu V. Dlugosh UG1nnyn S. Ensley nSueu J. Gardner nJoyn J. Grace YJanV J. Haight 'FJQ B. Inscho VRuntn M. Kuver nMaryn E. Law VEve . R. Lowe VRuthieu A. Matwiejow nAngien E. Parmelee nParmn C. Peelle VPeellen J. Quenzer nJoan1eu D. Serefine 'uDonna' :M. Sharp VSharpien' A. Shults nShultzieu H. smith Ysmittyn A. Travis VJeanien L. Travis nvernan N. Van Scoy ynNcrmW. M. R. Weeks nweekseyn M. Woodard VRedu N. wr-ight !'N0n1e J. Best uwimpn A. Brimmer 'Alann 'W. Hafleigh +NWhiteyn .W. Hartman Vwilleyn A. Hess uJrn K. Hill NBuzzn J. Howell -nJimn. D. Jayne Wrritzn W. Kingren nwaltu H. Litteer VHughyn L. Miller VLarryn D. Phillips nGabern A. Rose WAIW J. Rowley VRippern A A. Shoemaker nKay - W. Sweet nW111ien L. van wyk Lefty - R. Webster 'Bohn Favorite Expression NOh Dearln VOh sugarn ll O 'no Il YPetes sakesn UIn no moodu nOh fudgen VYe Gadsu VDrop Deadu ll John!! VOh lo lon mGoshV VGosh.DarnN mSay now kidn VGive me timen VI can'tn WCrazy youu VLovern WGod knowsu nTee heeu nOh! You.fellan nGee HPerfect1y,herr1dH nwhyn I don't known 4Redeeming Feature .Disposition Dimples Brains g Censored Speed Blushing Sultry voice Cute nose Voice Muscles Sense of humor Smile Mind of her own Hair Style Auburn hair Her jokes Basketball Indifference Eyes Quietness Long hair Blue eyes Meekness VDuck here comes mawn Her walk Usually . Seen With Joe In Art room Studying Anywhere At Keuka With Ginny At Keuka Driving At the theater Knotty Pine With Chuck In Bradford Play practice 'In active state At Lakemont Academy Penn Yan on way to Rush, N.Y. With Bill Giggling In Watkins Seldom, In blue Olds Drinking coffee Ambition Success Designer Go to Calif. Live in a Penthous Spinster Marry a Rockefelle Secretary Court Stenographer Professional singe To be a nurse Physical Therapy Nurse Sports reporter Merchandising Go to Cortland To live To master boxing Find that blonde P. G. course To be something Get married Medical secretary Get thru Alfred Galloping down the hall Prof. Basketball nOh! Boon Diamond At movies To dance nCan't tell a womann Personality tPeddling milk I To graduate nBy Gumn Sense of humor In a good mood Baker n0h have youu Gift of gab In gym College VSounds stupidn .ErankneSs tWith Basketball team Farmer nGee Whizn tG1gg1e In trouble To talk less NU---HuHn. Ruddy compleXlonFish1ng Farmer VPut it on the cuffu Height QAround Stop growing WHO Humn Glasses 'Sleeping English teacher Uwhy fern ' Cuteness Popping off Be an Admiral nHello Dearien Boldness Teasing girls Educational music VMay I help you?n Bashfulness At Markson's Farmer Vlzzat son Sudden shyness 'When stepped on To grow HNo bout adout it!n Popularity. fBy Soph. and Jr. girls Baseball uBHt you--N 'Eccentric ways Loafing Architect HHS? YOU SUYSH 4Spending money .On Union St. Phy. Ed. teacher VYou don't look rightWCorny remarks Telling a tall tale .Farmer ' uYa got men' seriousness Pool Hall. To be a doctor. VJist forget itn Smile Pumping gas To sleep X,-.- 10 Years Later Housewife of Paris Chem.'professor 65rd floor flat 2nd Einstein PFarmer's wife , White House Sect. Mother of 2 PMother of lO With Red Cross Married Married B. Stern's ass't Unpredictable Still at college St1ll'l1v1ng Still getting pushed Married the blonde. Raising familyn Hooked Doctor's wife Prospector for gold All American Redhead Prima Dona Pres. of Yale Baker at Waldorf Married a brunette Beautician A Barnum Bailey Circus Bus driver Happily married Mrs. Utter's ass't Still a GOB Still teasing On Broadway StLll growing Bat boy for Yankees Fashion designer Coaching Big Reds 'Raising elephants .Member of U. N. .Bachelor Carolyn Peelle Cover girl for Life' WN r'l ? 1,2 'mx , on R .J W - I 00 bl CLASS OF. 19 1 lst row---C. Ignaszerski, F.,Dibble, J. Kleckler, T. Davis, C. Stanton, H. Ryder, S. Kullman 2nd row---B. Hodge,P. Jayne, J. Kellogg, J. Klug, R. Hess, E. Igna- szewski, B. Woodard, M. Brarner 3rd row---G. Travis, W.Giles, S. Dibble, D. Strycula, K. Sullivan, J. Hodge R.Areford, hth row--D.Shoemaker, N. Denison, S. Savage M. Berry, P. Slocume, R. Karlnoski, W. Peterson Sth row---H. Beard, R. Paddock, K. Webster, R. Gibson, F. Moskal, R. Griswold, R. Brimmer, J. Craig This year's Junior Class has been very active throughout the year by selling school supplies, sponsoring shows, presenting plays, and enjoying class parties. This year we have continued selling school supplies in the upper corridors in the morning and at noon. Besides selling school supplies every day, we have sold Christmas cards and Christmas Door Hangers which added to our treasury great- y. Last fall we co-sponsored a magic show with the American Legion which proved successful. Last October the Class of 'Sl enjoyed a class for the first time, wasn't accomp- hayride, which anied by -rain. The next party was a Christmas party which was ment part was Christmas tree nThe Black appreciated by all. The entertain- held in the gymnasium and the and refreshments in the cafeteria. Widown, a mystery-comedy, was pre- sented as an assembly program' with Maxine Berry, Joan Klug, Charlene Stanton, Shirley Savage , Shirley Dibble, Gordon Pratt, Conrad Ignaszewski, Kenny Webster, and Tommy Davis starring in the cast, capably directed by Miss Preston with Theo- dore Griswold and William Poterson working behind the scenes. We plan to present Nat Lakelyis HHome Was Never Like Thisn a rousing comedy of three acts as our Junior play in March. In January a farewell party was given to Mr. Kullman,our class advisor, throughout high school. 'He always counsiled us well and participated in all class activities. We are very grateful to him and were sorry to see him leave. At our first class meeting of 1950 we elected Mr. Witter as our advisor for the remainder of our Junior year and all of our Senior Year. The class of '51 has been successful only because of its capable advisors and class coop- eration. We have sincere faith that our Senior year will be as successful as we have enjoyed thus far. Thomas Davis 14 CLASS1H? 1952 7? ff lst row--C. J. Hess, A. Chadwick, L. Harris, J. Symonds, S. MacDowe1l, J. Willis, Miss Saunders, Advisor M. Hubert, 2nd A. Strycula, W. Marshall, B. Tuttle, D. McCarrick,C. Stanton S. Diven, P. Rawley, A. Miller, B. Phillips, M. Copes, 3rd-- 'E. Moore, M. Harris, T. Dlugosh, N. Savage, J. Hays, J. Sy- monds, P. Curran, A. Jayne, H. Davis, hth-A. Colburn, J.Peck J. Webb, R. Havens, J. Purna, L. Craig, D. Pinkney, M. Lamp- hear, Sth-D. Woodard, M. Peelle, L. Klug, K. Hubbell,K.How- ell, W. Ryder, A. Decker, L. Hunt, J, Townley . 'lst row--P.Gornue, J.Fultz, S. Vedder, J. Eaves, E.Decker, M.Gibson S. Wilcox, N. Washburn 2nd row--W.Johnson, D. Ward, D. Howell, M. Brim er, D. Hubbell, J. Dean, E. Cadwell, T. Pratt, Mr. Nesbitt , 3rd row--D. Perry, P. Hilligus, C. Davis, K. Gibson, B. Bedient , L. Litteer, M. Sample, M. Scott, hth row--N. Higby, M. Wolverton,J. LoVette, G. Jones, D. Ferry, R. Smith, R. Howell, Sth row--E. Hill- igus P. Davis J lst row--K. Davis, D. Morely, H. Duby, J. Travis, J. Poulil -ot, A. Wixson, J. Palmer, J. Strowbridge, 2nd row--W. Mar- shall, G. Ovenshire, M. Fult R. Moore, I. Denison,G. Braun QH. Briggs, N. White, Mr. A1- ger, 3rd row--A. Briggs, F. Litteer,H. Moskal, J. Symonds N. Neal, D. Meade hth row--R. Terry,C. Wright, F. Baker, HJ kD1bble. J. Cornish. L. Coons CLASS lst row--Eugene Wh1tmore,Albert Berleue,Pau11ne Kelly,Leon Tay- lor, Harry Jayne, Donald Schuck Robert Gee, Mary Kane, 2nd row- Stanley Briggs,Shirley Woodruff Richard Jayne, Gloria Harris, William Ellsworth Mar Lou Pad 9 Y ' dock,Louis Mathews,Jack Webster Mrs. Frank 3rd row--Norma Gayf lord, Gayle Rugg, George Scott, Gordon Travis,JamesLyle,Raymond Ignaschewski, Paul Meyers, nth row-- Charlotte Case, Pauline Bodine, Margaret Scott, Donald Curran, Jack Lovette, Franklin Spears,Arthur Davis, Mabel Col- burn. Sth row--Tom Ham ond,Ken- neth Smith, Stanley Clark. CLASS or 19 4 R Shaw, Betty Lou Strait, B.Smith,B.McCann,R.Decker, D. R. Greyback, L. Pistello, row 2--R.Lane, R. Beard, H. Axtell,L.Litteer,R.Litteer,C.Kenyon,C.Wright,C.Wilson Carpenter, R.Bassett, N.El1iott, E.Ayers, R.Landon,J. Harris, W.Waters, Row L--B.Hess, C.Knapp,W.Hafleigh,D'B9dient, D.Speary, L.Fink,N.Mi1ler,B.Strycula, POW 5--R-W00dnN-Pistello C.Stevens, D.Morris,L.Carlson,R.Travis,S.Morehouse,D.Crawford. rowsl--G. Coleman, Davis, D. row 3 'Ro Row 1--D.Stra1t, B. Sohoonover, D. Numire, D. Dennis, E. Ved- der, A.D1ugosh, M. Duby, J. Slocume. Row 2--K. Harris, D. Na- seldinser. E. Ayers. E: Ames, B. Dean, v. Whitmore, N. w1111e R. Cummings, Mr. Pullano. Row 3--F. Haff, J. Giles, N. Fowler D. Sumner, J. Galek, J. Webb, E. White. Row 4--M. Couch, R. 5aVBS9. F. Strowbridge, R. Koons, B. Roof, L.Gardner, H.Dav1s ROW 5--J. Travis, J. Sietek, M. Q'hara, M . Bailey. Row l W. Fultz, B. Bennett, J. Miller, E. Westfall, B. Parks, R. Rider, R. Ignaszewski, P, Bardeen, N. Clancey Row 2 D. Scribner, M. Beard, A. Spears, D. Jayne, M. Walling, S. Johnson Row 3 M. Smalley, L. Hess R. Moran, B. Morris, W. Whitmore, R. Washburn, M. Ham ond Row L G. Eaves, B. Day, B. Mad- igan, Absent--A. Coon, D. Gee EVETHW li B.. GRAW' SIXTH GRADE lst row--J. Webb,A. Over- aker,S. Rapalee,A. Morek, A. Shannon, C. Randall, A. M. SeChr1st, J. Willem 2nd row--N. Paddock, E. Woodard, T.Pratt, R.. Min- ard, S. Wright,J. Sumner, D. Litteer, F. Spears, Mrs. Longstreet 3rd row-- G. Wilson, F. LoVette, M. VanDusen, B. Morris, E. Travis, L. Smith, R. Mac Farlane, M. McNeil, l.q.th-- eree , be f ,row--R.VanOrder, M.Schuck Row 1 D. Gilbert, M. Comstock, B. Jones, F. Johnson, M- Beard, P- F. Rider, D. Peters, W. Jayne, 0. Berleue, B. Harris, L. Briggs, Row 2 D. Gee, E. Briggs, prior, A, Qplinger A. Baker, J. Coons, D. Farrell, L. Gibson, R. Fultz, L. Howell, Mr. Dibble, Row 3 D. Lewis L. Herman, C. Bedient, J. Landon, H.Dew1tt Ni gavis, R. Duby, Row L S.Den1son, W. Depei, D. Finnerty, W. Cor- n SH. - lst row--F. Hubert, D. Davis, B. Bedient,M. Cronin, T.Gardner, M. Davis, F. Griswold, C. Coon, F. Gee 2nd row--J. Crans, M. Bark1ey,N. Howell, B. Couch, P. Corbitt, S. Hill, A. Hilligus, J. Coons, Mrs. Gardner 5rd row-- B. Berleue, P. Bassett, P. Brantner, S. Gee, R. Hodge, S. Dickinson, C. Peters 4th row-- L. Canfield, R. Henshaw, S. Farrell, R. Doane,P. Finnerty, D. Davis, L. Hill lst row--G.Strait, P.Morehouse F. Trenchard, H. MacDermid, W. Pratt, A. Wicker, R. Smith, W. Waite, 2nd row---C. Lane, F. Matwiejow, M.Strait, P.Randall AlMorr1s, G. Waters, E. Knapp D. Johnson, T. Price 5rd row-- V. Strycula, R. Kaufman, V. Jayne, G. Roof, M. Jones, F. Woodruff, B, Klug, 4th row--K. Ovenshire,J.Strycula,J. Kiehle W.Roberts,F.MoFall. B. Robbins FIFTH GRADE :lst row--C. Bedient, R. Campbell, WV. Henshaw, RR. Briggs, J. Fowler, 'W. Elliot, P. Goodrich, F. Backer, J. Cummings 2nd row--E. Canfield, N. Campbell, R. Gaylord, B. Bills, I. Howell, C. Gee, F. Harris, K. Jayne, L. Ames 3rd row--S. Coon, E. Ferry, S. Clarke, D. Day, E. Cady, M. Hess, D. Hodge hth row-- E. Ingram, L. Canfield, D. Cole- man, R. Haff. R. Hunt - FOURTH GRADE 'lst--C.Vaughn, D. Woodward, N. Webster, P. Meyers, R. Ste- phens, A. Kopec, N. Savage, J. Jessop 2nd--J. Paddock, B. Johnson, S. Woodruff, G. Morris, J. Todd, L. McConnell, G. Mathews, D. Webb, Mrs. Morehouse, 5rd--J. Woodard, J. Lyle R. Jones, L. Wood, G. Madigan, C. McClain, J. Thompson, 4th--G. Smith, D. Millhollen, J. Telfare, S. Perry, lst row--B. Galek, P. Houck, L. Fish- ' Rher, R. Herman, J. Davis, E. Canfield P. Bennett, H. Haff, B. Kornfeld. 2nd row--I. Fowler, D. Backer, J. Da- vis, M. Beard, J. Gee, J. Cummings,D. ,Knapp, J. Allen 3rd row--N. Hess, J. Coolbaugh, C. Clawson, C. Depew, P. Davis, E. Ayers 'H. Bedient, P. Knapp ,nth row--C. Davis, B. GaylOrd,V. gR. Bell, J. Bedient, J. Cronin Sth row--J. Dombroski, D. Dombroski, R. Hill, W. Gee Hess lst-RLLyle,L.LaFever,M.Millhollen,C.Morgan,J.Waugh,J.Sistek, S.Pratt,C.Woodard,B.Miles,2nd-W.Landon,Y.Oplinger,C.Rapa1ee, E.Morrow,R.McClain,M.Waters,J.M1ller,E.Mastin,D.Lane,3rd-H. Wi1cox,R.Lathrop,A.Minard,B.Strait,J.Smith,J.Ward,D.Tetor,R. Prior,Mrs,Arms, hth-L.Perry,D.Rider,L.Shaw,C.MacDougal1,M. Parsels.D.McClain.S.Merrit. h-M. dd. . . 5t To C McCann Row 1-J. Oughterson, C. Kendall E. Travis, N. Hansen, N. Rugg, WL. Cummings, B. Pratt, B. Smith IP. Bell Row 2-B. Mathews, P. Barkley, A.Thompson,B. Holgate, M. Crout J. Hill, J. Briggs, R. Doane, Row 3-L. Coon, B. Campbell, R. Bailey, B.Gilbert, W. Green, P. Coon,P. Campbell, Mrs. M. Oven- 'shire THIRD GR DE ECD D GRADE lst rvw--C Updike. T. Meyers, S. saute J Snencer L.wh1u- more, L. Willem, J. Lamphear R, Timb 'N' ' , y, . Strait 2nd row-- gi Trav1s,. G. McNeil, R. Trank, B. Perry, D. Woodard, L. ou z, J. Overacker, E. Teed, L. Rider 5rd r0w--K Mac Dermid, G. Smith, J. Sgtherland, L. Merritt, w, gtevenQ, wi Neal: R- MSYSTS, S- MYER, 4th row--L. Morehouse, S. Mil- ?Oii0H. A- Witter, J. Wgters, S. Webster, K. Lane, J. West- H Row 1--E. Ayers,' B. Coon, R. Bfink, C. Coons, D. Briggs Davis, Z. Bedient, J. Backer, L. Disbrow, ble, C. Cady c Row-2--J. Gaylord, W. Henshaw, E. Davis, Barkley, R. Gee, J. Galbraith, W. Corbitt, M, Gee, S. GOOD, A- A. Cronin, C. Haff, Blakesley, B. Andrews, A. Beard, J. Dombroski, Hess, C. Jayne, H. Dic- lst row--P. D. Corbir, I.Jayne, M. enson 2nd row--C. Eyrich, J. Hilligus, J. Goodrich, W. Barkley, L. Comstock 3rd row--R.Hill,S. Couch, P. Curran Brown, J. Kiehle, Fowler, B. Kistler, J. I. L. Harris, W. Beard, E. Ameigh, P. Bassett Mth row--S. Deller, D. Horton, R. Bradley, E. LaFever, F. Decker, W. Brimmer, M. Clary Clara McCarr1ck,Teacher lst row--R. Morek,L. Knapp, W. Howell, K. Humphreys, L. Holgate, S. Kennedy, C. Hill. 2nd row--Mrs. Willis, J. Kau- fman, C.Johnson, P.How1and, A.Mathews, L. Howell, S. Landon, M.Hi1l 3rd row- K. Knapp, S.Knapp, J. Kellogg, A.MaieI E. Horst, W. Kleckler , J. S. Bradley, J. Dib- J Allen. First Row c. Smith, K. Waugh, Row 3--G. Buck, R. Disbrow, B. Bradley, W. Davis, A. Depew, S,SgsiE3XgnSi 55rii2oogogZi8r,E' , Q , O 0 Gilbert, B. Beers, G. Erwar, D. Bodine, B. Dobbin Smith, D. Saber, B. Nickerson, D. Schuck, J. Ossant, J.Robbins Second Row R. Razy, J.Sa1amen- dra, P. Schoonover, G. Wright, EHRT GRADE D. Wilcox, W. Rapalee, M.Pratt, J. Ovens, J. Sumner,B.Vandusan, C. Weber, Miss Longwell, D.Sum- merson. Third Row G. Smith, H, Pierce, S. Travis, J. York, P. Telfair, B. Wagner, R. Rugg, ,T. Morris, J. Van Cleve, E. Morgan, KI DERGARTE lst row--H. Pouliot, T. Weil, G. Jessop, G. Hennan, J. Web- ster, D. Curran, B. Jones , S. Kullman, T. Hicks 2nd row--C. Harris, B. Bills, H. Crans, F. Phillips, D. Jay ne, R. Luce, E. Mae Ferry, H. Harpending,P.Mathews,L. Stark- weather, L. Coleman 3rd row--B.Bradley,R. Shepard son, D. Briggs, D. Potter, J. Hough,S.Bagnall, R. Oughterson C. Burton, E. DeLaVergne -, , ,r W Seated--N.Palmer, U. Egburtson, H. Kaufman: M- LHHS, J- Sten- berg, K. Peele, L. Ames, P. Pulver, S. Dobbin J- Calhoon, 2nd row--B.Schenck, G. Morrow, A. York, D. Pitcher, F. Salamendra S. Matwiejow, C. Schoonover, G. Washburn, C. Allen, E. DeLa Vergne, 3rd row--B. A. Paddock, D. Rugg, J. Bassett, B- MGP' ritt, S. Hofer, WJ Teed, S. Campbell, B. Morris, S. Morris, C. Houck Mgth row--P. Jones, W. Lyle, N. Morgan, N-'cfiflff-615, R.Strait,F. Gilbert, E. Shannon, Sth row--B. Waters. R. Smith J. Summerson, S. Damouth PECIAL lst row--M. Gilbert, R. Hill, E. Goodrich, J. Tuttle, G. Sechrist, R. Mastin, R. Nageldinger, P. Comstock 2nd row R. Jaynes, R. Mastin, C.Nageldinger, E. Waite, M. Goodrich G. Axtell, F. Comstock E XS ACTIVITIE Activities! Wouldn't school be dull without them. Freshman, Sophmores, Juniors ind Seniors alike participate,but definite- Y If I remember correctly, the Freshman had an eventful year, as Freshman al do! Early this fall they had a hay- -which meant their first big class act- ivity in high school. While we're on the it's not every member of acting as a chaperone on one of these joyful Mr. Alger, their class reclining position with protruding beyond the have ways ride subject, you know the faculty, who, gets knocked out events. It seems advisor, was in a his head slightly edge of the wagon, when out of the night there appeared a guard rail. Wham! The Freshman play is yet to come and I believe there are rumors of a growing bank account. Hey there Sophmores, you haven't been standing still this year have you? You al- so had a hayride in early fall. If my sou- rce of information is correct I believe the Diven's refrigerator was raided when the class stopped there for refreshments, and didn't one of the fellas get quite a shiner when an apple he threw up on a barn roof rolled back down into his face? Under the direction of their class advisor, Miss Saunders, the vocal music director, new to the faculty this year, the Sophmores staged a hilarious basketball game between the fe- llows and girls of the class and of course they played girls rules which made it a ri- ot. Take it from the Seniors, Sophmores your most pleasant memories will be of your highschool class activities together. Special mention goes this year to the nClass of '5ln who are now Juniors. What ambition and. incentive those kids have! Their biggest project this year has been the School Supply Center which they have faithfully and efficiently operated.Before the yuletide season the whole class turned out to sell Christmas cards and wreaths to add nthat green lettucen to their growing Senior Trip fund. Incidently there are no rumors concerning the Junior's financial statusg every one is conscious of the fact that the Juniors are wealthy. As seems to be the tradition the Juniors also had a hayride. This class was very unfortunate to lose this year their 'class advisor, Mr. Kullman, who has served them for the past four and a half years and to show their appreciation for his unfailing guidance they gave him a' farewell party at Christ- mas. By the way, on the Q. T. we heard that Mr. Kullman received a pail of H20 from above upon his entrance to the party, just a gesture of friendliness we assume. Need I mention that this class re- ceived their rings this year? One can't help but notice them. We are looking forward to the Junior Play in March and to their Prom in May. NClass of '5oH ---- that's us, we get out this year fwe hopel. Since early September the main thought that has pene- trated our well filled brains K?J is our Senior trip. Yes we are planning to leave for New York the oth of April for a weekend in the great metropolis. Our money raising activities We carried tion sales fully soft brought in this year have been prosperous. out a large magazine subscrip-- program, and sold those delight an-mwhmnm Cmmysaeshmw profit to the class and delight to the student body. You remember the Senior Play we put on last fall---how could you forget nHughH Litteer as the naive, unrefined, ancient- minded Chester Binney, or Bill Hafleigh as the suave Frenchman,and how about the bras- sy dancing teacher played by Erma Allen, Joanie Quenzer as the typical college girl and Carolyn Peelle as the glamourous movie star? Our thanks go to Mrs. Utter for her supreme direction of our Play. The Seniors attempted something 'new and different this year, the finished pro- duct was a school newspaper,thenBagpipern, which we're sure was well liked by the student body. Our Senior Ball is yet to come and after that we'll all sit tight and wait until April 6th. The Class of 'SO wishes to thank Mr. Witter nmuchlyn for his guidance to the Yearbook Staff. Special gratitude goes to our class advisor, Mr. Deller, who has been Wutterly swelln as a counselor for our class during our four years in high school. tm SP0IfT The L9-SO sports schedule was unvailed as usual with football, followed by basketball,base- ball, and track--our so called major sports. The football world received the shock of a life time one chilly October afternoon as an in- spired Dundee football team rose to great heights and up ended Odessa for their first win in two years,only to fall back in line with the previous year.M Next year's team has a great start toward a more successful season, as Coach Algers has a wide assortment of material with which to work. If nBunkyn griswold were as good a football play- er as he is a driver, he would murder any player that crossed his path. Basketball came in due season with the team being composed of only a few hold overs from last year's team, and the advancement of the Junior Varsity's first string. So far this season our scoring punch has been in Ed CChu-Chnl HUnt,while our BIG man for play making is Tommy Davis.At the date of this writing our team has failed to click in four out of six games for wins. I'm sure if Ed Hunt could tear himself away from those trains he plays with, he could lead Dundee on to victory. The Junior Varsity has been developing quite rap- idly under the expert supervision of Mr.Morse. Of course the J. V. ahs an outstanding player as do all of the teams, and he is none other than James nMacnasticn Symonds. The track prospects for this year are on the bright side,as Mr.Bradley produced a championship team last year. As for baseball the prospects look rather bright since the season has yet to begin, There is just one question.Who is going to be the base- ball star, new that nFireball9 Rowley has been signed by the St. Louis Brown's2 CYuk Yukl Football has been the only interclass sport so far this year,and this was won by the Seniors. Mr. Bradley has just started to take his bowling team to Watkins once a week, and guess what? the girls are going this year too. What fun that must be. Boy's Sports Editor Bill Hafleigh 22 GIRL Elbow The girls from the Class of 1950 have always been interested as far as sports are concerned. There has always been a feeling of co-operation and we have played to the best of our ability. We started out in our Freshman with a bang and have maintained a good record in sports. We have participated and been successful in soccer, volley ball, basketball and softball. Many of our girls have also participated in ping pong shufflefboard, and badminton. This year the sports have deviated a little from the regular course. We are playing intra- murals instead of interclass. There are four teams composed of girls from each room. The sports that we are going to play the last half are basketball, volleyball, softball, tenis, and ping pong. Archery, which has not been taught for quite a few years, will be resumed again and bowling has already started. We will have a play day in February for the girls in the Lake Region Area. The activities for that day will include basketball, volleyball, and ping pong. We girls from the Senior Class have greatly enjoyed the competition and excitement of sports. We have respected our opponents and enjoyed play- ing them and sincerely hope they feel the same toward us. Erma Allen T fi fgx i 1 23 LJ . P Qf'KL 'fiisf fg lfx Front left to right wr litter, C Stanton, H. Litteer,W. Hafleigh Back leit to right V Dlugosh, C.Pee1le, M.Clax- HIGHLA DER TAFF PRESS L B lst row--C.Pee11e, Mrs. Utter, advisor, L. Van Wyck, J. Gardner, T. Davis, M. Woodard, L. Travis 2nd row--E. Allen, J. Quenzer, M. Kuver, B. Inscho, V. Dlugosh, J. K1ug,, W. Giles, B. Woodard, 3rd row--E. Parmelee, A. Shults, R. Lowe, J. Grace, C. Stanton, A. Travis, K. Sullivan, llth row--J. Hodge, J. Kleckler, D. Strycula, H. Litteer, B. Brimmer, S. Dibble H- TUDE T cout CIL J lst row---V. Dlugosh, E. Allen. 2nd row--J. Grace, H. Litteer, Mr. Deller, L. Van Wyck, J. Gardner Sitting--M.Hubert, K. Shoemaker, H. Ryder, R. Moskal Standing Mr. Depew, K. Gibson, D. Numire, A. Rose, C. Ignasgewski, D Woodard, M. Kane, H. Litteer. H0 OR OCIETY At the beginning of the school year, the Dundee Chapter of the National Honor Society met to elect new officers. The holders of the offices for this year are as follows: Pres- ident, Virginia Dlugoshg Vice-President, Erma Alleng Secretary,Janet Grace, Treasurer,Joyce Gardner. The purpose of this society is to uphold scholarship, service, character, and leadership, so at the end of every six weeks, awards are given to the outstanding student in each of these fields. After the midyear exams, an held for the purpose of inviting ing into full membership, those fulfilled the requirements for accordance with the constitution assembly was and initiat- students who entrance in of the Honor Society. The new members are LaVerna Travis, Thomas Davis and Barbara Woodard. We hope that many more of our students will aspire to scholarly habits, active leadership, and wor- thy service, so that they too, will become members of the Dundee Chapter of the National Honor Society in the future. 25 S9ated 'J0an Klugr DOI'Othy Hubbell, Betty Brewer, Bob Webster Jaflet Kell-OBE: Jeanette Hayes, Alta Miller. Standing--Donald Phlllipsv Audrey JBYUS, Jane Lovette, Doris McCarrick,Phyllis ggiiigz Jeanette Eaves, Miss Preston, Wilma Marshall, Larry LIBRARY 2 3 f Q 5 f Q I AXS PROJECTIO CL B lst row---R. Paddock, C. Peelle, S. MaoDowell, A. Brimmer, H. Rider, S. Di- ven, C. Stanton 2nd row- M. Harris, T. Dlugosh, K. Hubble, L. Coon, R. Gibson W. Peterson, F. Dibble, L. Harris, W. M. Deller left to right--N. Lyle, 5. Dibble, M. Strowbridge, M. Berry, A. Chad wick, J. Cadwell, J. Willis, J. Palmer, W. Marshall, G. Shaw Nl! , - X 9 'I ,fs JAZ BA D ol ,-60 411 ll 'x lst row--- N. Denison, J. Kellogg, L. Travis, M. Sharp, Q. Strycula, J. Purna, B. Brewer, Mrs. Cook, E. Ignaszewski, R. Hes M. Scott. 2nd row--- s, H. Smith, M. Copes, I. Denison, L. Litteer, Mrs. Hyland 5rd row---P. Jayne B. Hodge, A. Matwiejow,P. Curren, A. Jayne,M. Brantner, J. Eaves, N. R. Havens, L. Pistello, N. Wright L. Craig, J. LoVette, Pistello, N. VanScoy FUTURE FARMER lst row--D. Jayne, R. Webster, R. Gibson, Mr. Barnes, J.How- ell, K. Hill, A. Brimmer 2nd row--D. Phillips, H. Dibble, W. Ryder, H. Ryder, R. Karlnoski, W. Peterson, A. Strycula, L. Hunt,D. Woodard 3rd row--R. Litteer, F. Dibble, H. Beard, D. Shoemaker, R. Paddock Nth row--K. Shoemaker, W. Hartman, L. Miller, A. Hess, T. Dlugosh , G' 9 MN lst row--J. Travis, M. J. Strowbridge, S. MacDowell, C. Stanton M. Hubert, M. Woodard, K. Sullivan, S. Dibble. 2nd row--P. Hill igus, T. Davis, L. Hunt, K. Shoemaker, H. Litteer, H. Ryder, T IN Griswold, W. Kingren, J. Palmer, D. Woodard, D. Ward. HALL 0 ITOR .41 ra Est CHORUS lst row--J. LoVette, J. Kellogg, C. Stanton, S. MacDowel1, A. Chadwick, B. Brewer, N.Deni- son, L.Travis, Miss Saunders, A.Miller, J.Hays, N. Lyle, J. Perna, W. Marshall, J. Symonds P. Curran, M. Brantner. 2nd row--M. Wolverton, B. McFall, B. Tuttle, R. Moore, D. Hubbell M. Brimmer, D. McCarr1ck, J. Klug, B. Phillips, H. Smith, J. Perry, S. Pratt, G. Braun, B. Bedient, P. Hilligus, D. Perry, 3rd row-- N. Higby, J. Eaves, M, Ferry, M. Gibson,M.Copes . J. Peck, C. Hess, J. Travis, J. Pouliot, S. Wilcox, P. Morek, E. Decker, R. Havens. bib-- J. Willis, S. Vedder, R. Hess, N. Wright, J. Eaves, M. Claxton Row 1--E. Woodard, J. Sumner, J. Giles, D. Sumner, B. Roof, S. Wright, C. Beelle, N. White, R. Willis, R. Carpenter, F. Strowbridge, W. Depew How 24-B. Woodard, A. Shults E. Ignaszewski, R. Areford, S. Dibble, M. Sharp, A. Wixson, C. Knapp, G. Travis, L. Herman, A. Baker, D. Pinckney, R. Hess, J. Klug, M. Hubert, J. Travis, M. Weeks, S. Savage How 3--M. Berry, E. Moore, W. Giles, A. Chadwick, J. Strowbridge, M. Bailey, J. Morehouse, R. Greyback, W. Marshal, G. Shaw, J. Palmer, P. Bardeen, E. Vedder, R. Davis Row M--J. Townley, W. Fultz, J. Travis, J. Pouliot, R. Decker, L. Hunt, K. Web- ster, J. Willis, L. Klug, R. Moore, B. Tuttle, C. Kenyon, D. Coleman, N. Elliot Bow S-JL. Carlson, Af Hess, J. Hays, C. Hess, H. Litteer, Mr. Greyback, K. Sullivan, R. Brim er, K. Davis, A. Rose, D. Crawford, F. Baker W. L, 6 Q Xxixlxf Ifvlff 41 Ns XV ff wx , Back Left to Fight--J V W Giles p H1111 ' ' ' G- gus K. S lli g. itagton, G. Travis, J. Dean Front Left to right--garsgig - 00 ard. A- Shults, M. Woodard, E. Ignaschewski CHEERLEADER FO0TBALL lst row--D. Phillips, L. Klug, W. Marshall, 2nd row--T. Griswold, C. Cornish, R. Litteer, C. Ignaszewski, W. Kingren, K. Shoemaker, 5rd row---R. Karlnoski, H. Dibble, G. Pratt, E. Hunt, R. Woodard, B. Hafleigh, Coach Alger i w ' W d S Ovenshire L Klug D w00daT'dsMS- Front left to right--D. 18? n ' ' ' ' ' -- k R. Howell, E. Cadwell, D. Strycula Back left to right D.PQn ney J, symfmds, E. Whitmore, J. Symonds., M- Peelis: L- Hunt' Mr' Urge' Coach. BA KETBALL AR ITY Front left to right--D. Phillips, R. Litteer,W. Kingren, W. Harthan Mg. T. Davis, T. Griswold, Back left to right--D. Alger Coach, W. Hafleigh, A. Rose, E. Hunt, J. Cornish, L. Vah Wyek, J. Rowley. A , I XI' fl MEMORIAM We, the class of l95O,pause in reverence to pay respect to the beloved memory of Dr.James Parker Mac Dowell and to extend our deepest sympathy to his be- reaved family. For thirty-seven years, as a practicing phys14 cian in this community, he has served faithfully a public that may well mourn his passing. He had been health officer of the Town of Barrington since 1915 He was also health officer of the Village of Dundee and the Towns of Starkey and Tyrone His untiring interest in the welfare of chil dren effected a close bond of understanding between the doctor and all who knew him Whenever a project aimed toward the sicial betterment of our community was in the making, we would find his respecter word weighing strongly in its favor It was through his lnfluence that the movement for our village water and sewage system was commenced Indeed, the name of Dr J P MacDowell will continue to hold its honored place in the hearts of his wide circle of acquaintances The boys and girls of the Dundee Cintral School, as well as the older members of our community, have lost a true friend and a wise counsellor . , .V '. ' 0 I S , . I - I . Q C . ,' . .. . . ,, . . . 4 I gg 4 - g WLM em. ls- .. . KELLER THIS YEARBOOK PRINTED VELVATONE EXCLUSIVE KELLER REFINEMENT OF PHOTO-OFFSET gc BUFFALO