Dundee High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dundee, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1951 volume:

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A graduate of Albany State Teachers' College in 1940, his first teaching po- sition was at Voorheesville, New York where he taught mathematics and science for ' two years. The acceptance of a similar position then took him to Hartford, New York. While in the United States Navy, where he was drafted in 1944 Mr. Kullman developed an interest in electronics which 13 now his hobby. ln 1946 Mr. Kullman became a teacher in our alma mater where he taught junior high mathematics and science for two years and senior high until January, 1950 when he became a member of the Education Department supervising the teaching of mathe- matics and science in the seventh and eighth grades of the Cortland College Elementary School. In June 1941 Mr. Kullman married Miss Lucille Faville of Bergen, New York and they are the proud parents of two fine ooys. We are happy to announce that Mr. and Mrs. Kullman will accompany us on our senior trip to Washington, D. C. Thank you Mr. Kullman for your untiring interest in our behalf. 2 Edifor- in-chief UHam1r0UoHQ Sim lVI!1f0!VD Edifor Associafe gaanmen Abnunm MQQDQWQH rvdifnlaflrn J! IDP Wmmrw FAC LTY l an , Row. l--Mrs. Arms, Mrs. Sebring, Mrs. DeLavern, Mr. Depew, Mrs. Morehouse, Mrs. McCarrick, Miss. Spencer. Row. 2--Mrs. Willis, Miss. Harrington, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Hyland Miss. Price, Mrs. Longstreet, Miss. Lafler, Mrs. Utter, Mrs. Ruddick, Mrs. Salad, Mrs. Connelly, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Ovenshire Miss. Longwell, Mrs. Frank, Miss. Saunders, Mrs. Garvey, Mrs. Strayline, Miss. Preston. Row. 5--Mrs. Man'Lone, Mrs. Strowbridge, Mr. Connors, Mr. Host, Mr. Deller, Mr. Greyback, Mr, Bradley, Mr. Dalton, Mr. Morse, Mr. Witter, Mr. Barnes, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Pallano, Mr. Dibble. gm The Board of Education and Faculty congratulate the Class of 1951 upon its graduation from Dundee Central School. V We have watched you develop M and mature during the years you E have been in school. Our best efforts have been directed toward stimulating you to become respecta- ble and thoughtful citizens. It is our sincere hope that you are pre- pared for your place in society and that each 'of you willl enjoy a Asatisfying and useful life. M r, William Deller grlngigiin Depew Vice Principal H BOARD OF EDUCATIO Mr. Lawerence Smith President Mrs. Helen Chadwick Mr. Miies Ho Mr. Eastman Beers uck Mr. Harry Hall 5 Mrs. Mary Lane Vice President Mr. Charles Baker HIGHLA DER TAFF ,1-19. -- , :sg 1...-up--,. '-f'f--rxk'-::-S, ,. I -. - . F12 + 21-I 1t7f1fe2.,p.f2::,',-im... fag, 41 -9' e g,.Q t. - ,,,.,-x-- . -1 Q -A - 7f'5j3'Qf' if-1,-5 Fa' '9T5-s. ,--'.f-QS., 5' ' ' ,..,,,-.13 ,fi-, ',--', -La.3'i1,g!,.':1 :71.:f,3, ig., frssff ' at T2 ..,,-31 -Stfcffqrxv .11-ff, ,.. A ff:- eiciafv:'.'serv'.Q'wa-PQikifnufififvfzfesvav..3-EM, - ea-A.1a,tf:f:gI':,.'::.. .ein ' . ,Egg-E31v '5g.:ff. 2' -Vai-.zmz ?u5.:LQ1:-fwv:-ev51:55..-.g5:rr'1:gsf.X1:'3i'.- -. H?-:'rif11::4:.f--.. , f.. , 151. 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All articles have been typed by chief typist, Janet Kellogg, and her assistants. Jane Kleckler acted as circulation manager and supervised homeroom salesmen in the sale oi' the Highlanders. We extend our thanks to Wanda Giles, our art editor, and Joan Strowbridgge, associate art editor, for the fine work they have done in designing and putting our yearbook together. Special Charlotte Stanton, our Editor-in-Chief, who supervised all phases of the yearbook puolication. V Y It has been both an honor and a pleasure to have to OF1 thanks goes and worked served you in our various capacities and sincerely hope that you will find enter- tainment and ai reciation in our efforts. . . 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E IOR OFFICER Sh1rley's good nature and red hair, She's smart as a whip ,In D,C,5. were beyond And full of zip. , compare. Thomas Davis John Cadwell Dance Comm. 3,4 Ass't Football Mgr. 1 J.V. Basketball 1 J.V. Basketball 1,2 V Baseball 3 V. Basketball 3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 Class President 2-4 Play Cast 3,4 Honor Society Pres. 4 Christmas Play 3 Co-Ed. Highlights 4 . Band 1-4 Honor Society 3,4 Orch. 1-4 Boys State 3 Assembly Band 1-4 Play Cast 3,4 Mass Band 2-4 Press Club 1-4 Jazz Band 1-4 Official Club l Press Club 1 Sports Club 2,4 -A Intramurals l-Z Dancing lub 3 Y Interclass 1-A Intramurals 1-4 Barbara Woodard 4 Shirley Dibble Interclass .1-4 Dance Comm. 3,b Hall Monitor 1-M Senior Play Comm. 4 Cheerleader 4 Class soo, Lp Yearbook scoff 4 Honor soo1ony v.P. 1+ Play Cast 3 Honor Society 3,4 Band 1-4 Junior Red Gross 1 Orch- 1'u Hall Monitor 1,4 Assembly Band 1-LP . Junior Play 3 Honor Society 4 Twirler 1-u Student Council 3 yr, Bk, Salesman 1,3 Class Treasurer 4 May Queen 3 Playday 1'3 Dancing Club 1-3 Interclass 1'2 Cheerleaders Club 4 Intramurals 3'u Press Club 2-4 Dancing Club l'2 Interclass 1,2 Jazz Band R Intramurals 3,4 Cheerleading I Playdays 1-4 PPSSS Club 1'L Dance Comm. 3.4 Mr. Kenneth Witter Art Teacher Sr. Advisor ' 1-' 'iglil Jr. Advisor 'M6-'Lg 'ln 'M8 ' Sr. Advisor - Sr. Advisor ' O-' l Yearbook Adv. 'EZ-'53 Q Yearbook Adv. '47-'Sl 8 Our school days now are over, So soon we must depart, Leaving here behind us The thoughts with in our hearts It's hard to leave our friends, And But The The The journey on alone, we shall all remember ones we leave at home. times we've had in school, work as well as play, Will stay with us forever, To encourage us each day. Our teachers we now thank For helping us get through, Preparing us for life In what ever we may do. Jackie Curran 9 To school and back, really a test But why? Harolds cars' always the best: Harold Beard Dance Comm. F.F.A. Chefs Club Dancing Club Outdoor Sports Club Projection Club Intramurals Maxine Berry Dance Comm Playdays Class Plays Band Orch. Mass Band Jazz Band Intramurals Interclass 3 1-4 1 2 3 4 3,4 3,4 1-4 1-ll 2-4 1-M 3slP 1,2 If laughing is fun and oleasure, Maxine's got a treasure. Betty Brewer Library Club Sec. 3 Library Club Tress.4 Freshmen Play 1 Chorus 1-4 Dancing Club 1 Library Club 2-4 Intramurals 1 Betty and her dimnley smile, Will remain with us, all the while. ers Mary's art ability is certainly super And her disposition will never be disturbed. Mary Brantner Play Comm. ' 4 F.H.A. 2-4 Chorus l-4 Double Sextette 3,4 Dancing Club l Hobby Club 2 French Club 3 Library Club 4 Interclass 1,2 Intramurals 3,4 Bobby's way with girls, Doesn't result from curls. Robert Brlmmer Band Set-up Comm.3,4 's State 3 club l-3 stmas Play 2-4 t Basketball Manager 1 4 4 ss club l,3,4 Shop club 4 ramurals 3,4 John Craig Senior Play H Projection Club 2 Outdoor Sports Club 3,4 Intramurals 1-L Interclass l-4 L E 1 E Johnnie seems tot attract the girls Does he do his hair on pin curls? Jack1e's noetry is her art, And in our vorld, she has a Dart. Jackie Curran Chorus 1,2 Dancing club l Library club 2-M F.H.A. President 2 Intramurals 1,2 Year Book Staff 4 Naomi Denison Play Comm. F.H.A. Vice Pres. F.H.A. Pres- Franklin Dibble Dance Comm. 3 J.V. Basketball l V. Basketball 4 Vice Pres. 3 ,Hall Monitor l,3 Jr. Red Cross 1,2 Play Cast 4 Sports Club 1,2 Projection Club 3,M Intramurals 2,3 ': f H, ..,,. ' , 5 I . :..K ,j sm, ,, :,,3,:,d,'kI.,,,-41.1 1 I fl, 9 ,Wir 1 E-,g.2 . 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MWfa :eh.1lwwwaMaa 2.1211-1 ,. - V1.5 . D5112:55-sgz2fb!g:z:aaWi-Pfizwggv ,fs2e111a'...., ' at . :aaa same puaaaaaaaaa EQHTQMM5 'Dlbbles stories, are the best Full of fun, and tangy zest. Joyce's wedding day Isn't far away. ? 5 Joyce Eaves F.H.A. Chorus Concert Chorus Dancing Club Hobby Club Library Club Interclass Intramurals I ll I Ill ll'-F-F I I ITNPNP Tall HGibbyH with his friendly face In our memory has a olace. Richard Gibson Projection Club 2-M F.F.A. l-M Wanda Giles Dance Comm. 3,M Playday 3,4 Cheerleader 3,U Art Ed. of Yr.Bk. U Play cast 3,b Hall Monitor 4 Band l-U Orch. J- L Assembly band l-D Mass band 2-4 Chorus 1,2 Dancing club 1,3 Projection club 2 Cheerleading club L+ Press club 1-U Interclass 2 Intramurals 3,4 2 I Three Cheers 2 Hin. Hooray 3 We know Wanda's on her way. In soorts and stuff He'e rough and tough. Theodore Griswold Football Basketball Baseball Track Class V.P. Hall Monitor Sports Club Up-to-Date Club Interclass Intramurals Rose Marie Hess Play Comm. Bowling Banker Band Chorus Dancing Club Library Club Interclass Intramurals l-M 1-4 2, -l1'FI-'-CIXJLDLO 2- 1- 1-M 3 2-4 2,3 3,1-P 1-U 1-3 4 1,2 3,4 She is quit and demure, Sweet es sugar, just as pure. Beverly Hodge Play Comm. F.H.A. Dancing Club Cooking Club Interoless Intramurals 3,4 2-4 1-3 4 1,2 3,4 Beverly is too in brain, In our class, she's 9. gain. doyce's long hair we ll remember every- where. ,si . 1 .af Joyce Hodge Dance Comm. Playday Hall Monitor Play Cast F.H.A. Dancing Club Projection Club Bridge Club Press Club Intramurals Interolass N MJ I-'kd bww Conred's mighty aooetite Makes the food go out of sight. Conrad Ignaszewski Football 2-M Basketball 2-U F.F.A. 1,2,l-If Sports Club 3,b Dancing Club 1,2 Play Cast U Eleanora Ignaszewski Secretary l J.V. Cheerleader 2 V. Cheerleader 3,4 Playdays 3,4 F.H.A. 2,3 Class Play 4 Band 2-U Chorus l-M Dancing Club 1-3 Cheerleading Club 4 Interolass l-2 Intramurals 3,b Wbile dancing in the clouds She must be very proud. Patty is smart, desnite her height And in all, she's full of fight. She's wise and kind Han s brilliant mind. Always in a whirl Her hair full of curls. Patricia Jayne Janet Kellogg Joan Klug F.H.A. 2-14, Play Comm. 3,4 Band 2-ll. Dancing Club 1 Highlander Staff M Orch. 1-M Hobby Club 3 F.H.A. 2-1+ Chorus 1-14, French Club 2 F'.H.,A. Sec. Ll' Double Sextet 3,l+ Library Club Lp F.H.A. Tres. 2,3 Library Club 1-14. Interclagg 1,2 Chorus 3,1-If Press Club 3,Lp. Intramurals 3,4 Dancing Club l Interclass 1,2 Library Club 2-1+ Inramurals 3,l4. I ' Intramurals 2 Assemhley Band 3 Jane Kleckler Frank Moskal Richard Karlnoeki Student Council gggfgilglay Comm Z J.v. Basketball 1 Class see Tres' E Chefs Club 1 2252223 52,2 glass Plays 3,4 3323225223138 2 1 1 911 1-3 'Club Track 3 Orch. 2 3 D 2 Dancing Clube 1-3 Assembly Band 1:3 Club 1-LL Q g?1gSuBa1'1d 5,2 Intramural s 1-LI' f M r s F E Dancing Club l Projection Club 2 S Bridge Club 3,4 Janet and her accent Hishlishts C0-Sd LP Make us umm: shew Press Club 1-4 southward bent . I1'ltI'9.Il1U.I'9.lS 1-Ll' Dick's lust for lots Franks shy but with of fun, girls, Will be forgotten ,He uses for bait, by none, his dark and wavygcurls. Richard Paddock In school Dick's rather shy But get him out and watch him fly, 4, EW r. K' 2 . ' ' X 'B ':lE!?,:i31 '. ,Wh T HX? 55552:S--.fE9?fi'i!5iEi::'if?:iZ W YE-5'ES?E 5 Wwmwa .XYTWMQLQ I : ,Q z.. 5 ,,x,'5,'xH, v ,gi fm ,qw:,f mm,w? 3 if 2 . ,QM w e dfmijn-' .eng NWWF , V ., . ' yeh - 5,515 , K K w :V at g gi I 1 ,, 'L it 2 k i .L by M ,. 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Student Con. 4 Pres. F.F.A. M Boy's State 3 Hall Monitor 3 Head Monitor U Dancing Club l Outdoor Sports I Club 2 Projection Club 3 U0 to Date Club A Intramurals l-D Interclass 1-U Her nretty hair Is something rare. gl Shirley Savage Twirllng Intramurals 1-4 3 Projection Club 3 Dancing Club 1,5 Bridge Club Chorus 1 Senior Play Comm. 4 3,4 Play Cast Christmas Play Dale Shoemaker Vice-Pres. F.F.A. Radio Club Official Club Outdoor Sports Club Interclass Intramurals H xo I Nl-'F' -PF'-I? I 5 PEQ E E E Pooky Peterson is our He alygye payee Cape V .. ., .. - friend Of his black wavy' Always coming, flying ha in. lb ir. L0 -ll'-ll' His love for horses Endangers school GOUIPS F-S . 5 . S Phillip Slocume Hunting Club 3 Projection Club 2,4 Intramurals 2,3 Alblna Solosky The Senior Class wishes to congratu- late Albina on her engagement. She was an active member in our class in building un the class funds. She left ,in October due to illness in the family. Our sincere wishes for heooinese to you Albine. Albina was quiet and Charlene Stanton Dance Comm. 3,4 Play Comm. 3,4 Playday l-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Hall Monitor 3 Chorus 1,3,4 Projection Club 3,4 Dancing Club 1,2 Interclass 1,2 Intramurals 3,4 Press Club 4 Double Sextette 3,4 In basket ball, her rionling speed, Make us think of a centioede. Artistic gel Indeed a nal. I . ' I : V 1 aww. fwwmn 3 'j Wig w!wWFMQ5MH setl , 5, E 2 ,, 3 '-wwwwaw awe 4 n?WWwmQQlwR MEQ - r - i f fwsm. wgnzkimg 2. 'aa?3sptma on W : f'iii',lfZ i y m, X . EU X . ,jig WW .Wy levee fQ5i7..fQ5uf l-,' bwnnrftyxyml .eleee rber - 1 Azz.. K f?t.f.'FH1 'L , L saweff fflwfliiil'25.2,,, . ,. ,. 5EmHEmQQQ1n,E.lv.Qf Charlotte Stanton Dance Comm. 3,4 Playday 3,4 Class Pres. 1 Class Sec.,Tres. 2 ClasS.Tres. 3 Honor Society 3,4 Sec. Honor Society 4 Jr.,Sr. Play Cast 3,4 Highlights Staff 1-4 Ass't. Ed.Yr Book 3 Ed. Yearbook 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Hall monitor 2 Dancing Club 1-3 Cheerleading Club 4 Intramurals 1-4 Intramurals Mag. 3 Dotty's rough and tough But it's mostly just a bluff. Dorothy Styrcula Dance Comm. Senior Play Comm. H'UCUCJi11Lum'Uo ':S S'1SDSDsZ2CDI-'LJ' cfrol-'-ISI-'Z3OiD i v-:mmol-H---14D- SDCDUQD-' O D-'UI El m.'3?. 5'11SDd CO UQO 45 '11-'O 2320112 SD Q1::.'k-'Ol--cu- on I-'U'Cl-'c-YQJP on UGO ' '11 UBI? if 0 14 m m TTU? T ll'-l1flI'1xJNxm.nl1'lI-' Kay Sullivan BW Cheerleader Head Cheerleader 4 Hall Monitor 1-4 Class Play 3,4 Executrix 4 Drum Majorette 4 Band 1-4 Orch. 1-4 Press Club 1-4 Intramurals 1-4 Playdays 3,4 5. in w X K ? i 51 s x f .ax Su11y's smile and Serene, In every thing she G0meS back to us year's after. WHS .supreme a 15 Lois sweet, demure and shy, Quietly passes by. Lois Thompson Play Comm. 3,4 Dance Comm. 3,4 Playdays 2,3 Sales Mgr. Yr. Bk. 4 Highlights Staff 4 Chorus 1 Dancing Club 1-3 Cheerleader Club 4 Interolass 1,2 Intramurals 3,4 A good ole Jo Just loaded with dough. s s S E 1 John Townley ' fB.uJ. Student Council 4 Head Hall Monitor 4 Christmas Play 4 Band 1-4 Orch. 1-4 Dancing Club l-3 Photography 4 Bowling 4 Interclass 1-4 Intramurals 1-4 C'-S. US. C-5- 'au-.w. ms, 3rac1e's laugh and winning smile, Will remain with us a good long while. Grace Travis Wixson The Senior Class wishes to evtend their congratulations to Gracie on her marriage. Gracie was an active member in our class uo till the time she left in November. We have enjoyed her friendly Kenny Webster's round about Never's seen unless he's out. Kenneth Webster Dance Comm. 3,4 Football 4 Baseball 3 Student Council 4 Class Plays 3-4 Band l-4 y Dancing Club 1 Sports Club 2-4 Projection Club 4 Interclass 1-4 Intramurals l-4 nature in our class and wish her all the success in the future -H-B. Gil BG. HR. EM. 16 Qi 5 Y r T HI TORY The class of l95l first organized in the year 1946 when we were in the seventh grade. Our initial efforts to raise money for our class were started. We payed dues and thought we were really important having a class bank account. In the eighth grade we had dues and helped sponser the tap dance review which helped our treasure grow. A We started off our freshman year with a bang electing Charlotte Stanton as our class president. Mr. Hullman was our class advison Although the Ubign seniors sometimes referred to us as Hkidsn we felt very important being one of the nBig Fourn. In June we had our wetn freshman picnic at the Dundee Fair grounds. Our bank account was still growing and we had already started to think about our senior trip. During our sophmore year we had to act a little more Nseriousn since now we were only three years away from that nbig dayn. We all studied harder. fOr did we?J Thomas Davis was elected class president. We couldn't get rid of him as class president for the remaining years in school either. What a personality! we sold school supplies and all occasion cards to help our treasure. We had a sophmore hayride and later on our sophmore picnic at Watkins Glen. It still is a mystery where Mr. Algers put all those hotdogs he ate. In our junior year we still attained the feeling of wanting to make money. With Thomas Davis as president of our class, we really went out to raise money for our senior trip. About two months after our junior year began, we were walking around showing off our class rings. Boy were we proud! Our project of selling school supplies was taken up. The junior play HHome Was Never Like Thisu was a big success. Mr. Nesbitt was a wonderful director. The prom was held in May and Barbara Woodard was the lucky girl to wear the title of HMay Queenn that night. The big Junior-Senior picnic was held at Roseland Park. Was it Gordon Pratt that liked to go through the Hdark spook houseu so well with someone of the opposite sex? At the close of our junior year we had a nice start on our trip, financially. At last we are seniors. Again Thomas Davis was elected president The class had forty-four members. For raising money we -sold magazine subscriptions and are selling candy during the noon hour and at basketball games. Our senior play went off wonderfully. I don't think our history class will ever hear the last of how we looked imitating children from the ages of eight to eighteen in our play production uCheaper By The Dozenu. Mr. Wallace does give the most pleasant comments, or does he? In the future we are expected to hold our Senior Ball. We also await our class trip, the Junior- Senior picnic and finally, graduation day. We, the class of 1951, wish to express our thanks to our advisor Mr. Witter who had helped us reach our goal of achievement. Also we Wish to thank our teachers and our principal, Mr. Depew, for their kindness and patience with us. Shirley Dibble Historian 17 UNIOR U d - -- , S , d D. Woodard T. Dlugosh now 1 J. Willis, J YWOH S, A. dhadwick' ' , G. Hess, J. HQYS Miller, B. Phill Macbowell N Lyle S Diven, Klug, s. , - 1 - Row 2--E. Moore, W. Marshall. J. Peck Per-na,L. Craig,B. Tuttle, M. Sample, A- M . Utt . RZ: 3--M?rHarris, L. Hunt, L. Harris, M. Hubert, M. Lamp G. Borden, R. Howell, K. Hubble, A. Styrcula. f'1Lv1 QE MLW 412 we, the class of 1952, are small in numbers especially as we have lost four members from our class since the opening of school last September. .This has been a fairly successful year financially. Our most important activity towards raising money is the selling of school supplies. Before Christmas we conducted a lively business in the sale of Christmas cards. So far this year our social events have not been on the basis of money getting affairs. In October we shivered through a hay ride--but then everyone says it was worth it. Our Christmas party went off splendidly with even Santa Claus being proud of us. The next big affair on our agenda will be our Junior play in March, which we surely hope will be a success. And what Junior does not look forward to the Junior prom which will be held in May? Leonard Klug 18 K L. , J. iPS, hear Row l--H. Briggs, F. Litteer, E. Cadwell, R. Smith, W. Marshall E. Hilligus, H. Duby, M. Fultz. Row 2--B. Bedient, E. Decker, R. Perry, R. Moskal, S. Pratt, J. Travis, J. Palmer, K. Davis, A. Wixson, L. Ferry, D. Howell, Row 5--W. Johnson, F. Baker, P, Hilligus, J. Fultz, H. Daves, L. Litteer, I. Denison, D. Mc Carrick, D. Meade, M. Wolverton, Mr. Host. Row 4--C. Davis, P. Cornue, M. Gibson, P. Morek, N. Washburn, P. Curran, J. Strowbridge, J. Pouliot, D. Hubbell, D. Perry, N. White, D. Ward. Row l--D. Schuck, B. Strait, B. Coon, B. Styrucla, R. Travis, J. Eaves, P. Kelly, D. Morley, P. Meyers. Row 2--R. Ignaszewski, J. Harris, G. Scott, P. Harrison, K. Smith, J. Webster, J. Spears, Mr. Wallace. Row 3--J. Trank, S. Travis, S. Briggs, R. Bearq. CLASS 0F 19 4 19 CLASS 0F 1953 'll-1.4 Row l--B. Smith, M. Paddock, M. Kane, R. Greyback, D. Coleman, B. Hess, C. Stevens, C. Knapp, R. Decker, G. Shaw. Row 2--C. Kenyon, R. Carpenter, L. Carlson, J. Morehouse, Crawford, J. Lyle, R. Davis, E. Herrington. D. FRESHME Row l P Bodine, S Woodruff, G. Rugg, G. Harris, C. Porter W Hafleigh B McCann, L Litteer, L. Fink. n6w 2---c. Nilsen, R. Bassett R. Gee, J. Robertson, H. Jayn R 3--- . A 11, . L1 t ow D xte R t eer, Row l--J. Giles, N. Fowler, ,N. Borden, A. Spears, R. Rider, L. Hess, D. Sumner, A. Slugosh, N. Carpenter, S. Johnson. Row 2--S. Nageldinger, R. Coons, B. Madigan, J. Travis, D. Jayne, F. Haff, J. Galek, J. Sistek, R. Cummings, B. Moran, Mrs. Strowbridge. Row 5--F. Strowbridge, M. Couch, J. Milles, B. Roof, D. Dennis, M. O'Hara, E. Whitmore, N. Clancey. Row 4--A. Palmer, H. Davis, B. Day, D. Curran, E. White. , E. Ayers, J. LaVette, A. Davis, e, Mr. Daulton. W. Waters, R. Lane. EIGHTH GRADE 20 Row 1--E. Ames, B. Bennett, E. Westfall, E. Strait, V. Whitmore, M, Smalley, M. Beard, K.Harr1s, M. Walling, A. Coon, G. Brawn. Row 2--E. Ayers, N. Willis, M.Duby F, Eaves, M. Hammond, R. Washburn, R. Savage, L. Law, J. Webb,W.Fultz Mrs. Frank. Row 3--W. Parks, M. Bailey, D. Numire, D. Gee, J. Slvcume, W. Schoonover, R. Ignaszweski- Row 1--J. Webb, P. Jayne, A. Oplinger, J. Sumner, S. Wright J. Coon, 0. Berleue, E. Travis EVE TH GRADE D. Gee, F. Johnson. Row-2--L. Smith, L. Gibson, A. Baker, C. Bedient, G. Wilson, R. Minard, D. Litteer, D. Gilbert, Mr. Pullano. Row 3--B. Fultz, R. MacFarlane E. Gorton, A. Overacker, L. Herman, H. DeWitt, J. Willem. Row M--A. Morek. Row l--B. Jones, D. Lewis, A. Sechrist, M. Beard, D. Farrell, D. Briggs, M. VanDusen, N. Paddock, F. Spears, B. Harris. Row 2--F. Rider, A. Shannon, N. Davis, R. Hodge, M. McNeil, E. Eurto, F. LoVette, S. Denison, F. Cummings, R. Duby. Row 3--M. Schenk, L.'Howell, J. Scheele, W. Prior, D. Finnerity, R. VanOrden, W. Depew, F. Smith, L. Briggs. Row l--B. Bedient, M. C. Cronin, D. Davis, S N. Howell, M. Davis, M. E. Barkley, R. Hodge B. Horton Row 2--F. Griswold, R. Doane, R. Henshaw, L. Hill, D. Johnson, D. Davis, P. Finnerty, .B. Couch, T. Briggs , Row 3--F. Gee, T. Gardner, V. Jayne, A. Hillgus, B. Berleue, J. Grams, F. Hubertl C. Coon. S. Hill. Farrell, S. Gee, Canfield Branter, Bassett, 21 IXTH GRADE IXTH ' Row l--J. Trenchard, J. Kiehle, G. Roof, E. Knapp, P. Klug, H. McDermid, J. Styrcula, E. Scheele, M. Strait, M. Jones, E. L. McClain - Row 2--G. Haters, J. Woodruff, B. Robbins, R. Robertson, C. Lane, J. Matwiejow, J. Styrcula, C. Peters, L. Mc Fall Mrs. Longstreet Row 3--N. Pratt, P. Kendall, G. Strait, W. Roberts, R.Miller R. Strait, P. Morehouse, G. Palmer, N. Waite, K. Cvenshire. aff Row l--V. Henshaw, J. Coons, B. Bills, F. Harris, R. Jayne, N. Campbell, M. Hess, E. Canfield, S. Coon, I. Howell. Row 2--D. Coleman, F. Backer, F. Horton, R. Hunt, J. Fowler, D. Hodge, R.Bedient, P.Goodrich, R.Briggs, L. Ames, E. Cady, Row 5--R. Haff, E. Ferry, J. Cummings, Mrs. Gardenr, D. Day, E. Ingram, W. Elliott, J. Jessop.A Row 1 C Vaughn, N Webster, J. Paddock, Nageldinger, F. McConnell, B Johnson, J Woodard Meyers, R Stephens, M. Schenck R v 2 J Telfamr, S Perry, D Millholler, F Wood, J Lyle. G Morris, J Todd G Mathews, M Kelly, S Voodruff, F Prlce R w 3 J Thompson, A KOPGC, M Johnson, C McClain, R Jones, Smith. . FIFTH GRADE 22 Row l--G. Clawson, M. Huey, B. Gaylord, P. Coons, B. Kornfeld, P. Houck, E. Ayers, V. Hess, R. Doane, I. Fowler, D. Knapp. .Row 2--L. Cummings, R. Herman,J. Allen, M. Beard, P. Barkley, B. Gilbert, P. Campbell, N. Hansen, H, Bell, R. Bailey, Mrs. Salad. Row 5--J. Hill, J. Davis, R. Hall C. Campbell, M. Kendall, P.Bennett .C. Davis, C. Depew, U. Green, J. Dombroski. FOURTH GRADE Row 1--D. Scofield, C. MacDouga1l, M. Waters, G. Scheele, Y. Oplinger, J. Waugh, A. Minard, S. Pratt, J. Smith, M. Parsells, J. Sistek. Row 2--C. Morgan, B. Mathews, D. Lane, L. Rapalee, B. Pratt, J. Ward, J. Oughterson, G. Madigan, D. Webb, A. Thompson, D. Tetor, Mrs. Morehouse. Row 3--S. Merritt, R. Prior, L. LaFever, D. McClain, M.Todd, N. Wood, B. Smith, C. McCann, B. Miles, J. Miller. Row l--B. Strait, B. Galek, D. Backer, J. Davis, E. Morrow, J. Gee, E. Canfield, C. Rapalee, H. Bedient, P. Knapp. Row 2--J. Coolbaugh, J. Cummings, R. Shaw, H. Wilcox, E. Travis, D. Dombroski, R. Hill, L. Perry, M.Johnson W. Gee, Mrs. Sebring. Row 5--E. Mastln, L. Fisher, H. Haff, R. Lathrop. I4 V 9 J - ,N L N X 23 THIRD GRADE Row l-LP. Host, J. Kiehle, P. Curran, J Eyrich, M. Crout, J. Fowler, I Hilligus, W. Barkley, C. Jayne, I Jayne. Row 2--C. Millhollen, B. Holgate, N. Brucker S. Deller, J. Brigqs, A. Beard, D Horton, S. Knapp, W. Brimmer, S Couch, E. Ameigh, J. Dombroski. Bell, P. Blakesley, L Brown, D. Bradley, M Row 3--M. Clary, F. Decker, J Cronin, B. Beard, P. Davis, E LaFever, J. Lanphear, P. Bassett, M Hess, C. Johnson, B. Andrews. Row l--T. Meyers, J. Waters, E. Teed, C. Updyke, Merritt, K. MacDermid, S. Scutt, J. Sutherland, J. Westfall, L. Morehouse, L. Willem, B. Perry. Row 2--W. Neal, W. Horton, S. Webster, L. Travis, Ploutz, G. Smith, D. Woodard, L. Rider, H. Meyers, Overacker, C. McNeil, R. Mellotte, S. Millhollen. Row 3--R. Timby, R. Lyle, N. Hagg, Mrs. Armes, T. York L. I. J. N. Strait, J. Spencer. , Row 1--S. Coon, B. Beers, B. Brink, L. Knapp, R. Eurto, B. Dobbin ' J A. Cronin, B. Erway, R. Carr, J. Dibble, J Row 2--C. Coons, J. Galbraith, L. Disbrow, L. Howell, J. Backer, J. Goodrieh, L. Harris, C. Hill, B. Coon, C. Haff, J, Gaylord, as A. Depew. ' DANGEE ROW 3--C. Cady, W. Hansen, S. Bradley, M. Aston, M. Hi1l,E. Ayers Mrs. McCarr1ck, D. Bodine, B. Bradley, N. Davis, S. Guild, J, Davis. if B D A ECD D GRADE 24 l 0 0 A o 0 o yi Row l--P. Telfair, D. Rogers C,Miller, K.Waugh, W.HOWel1, R. Seyba, R. Morris. Row 2--P.Schoonover, K.Knapp J. Sumner, G. Wright, R.Razy P.Johnson, C.Smith, J.Robins B. Van Dusen. Row 5--A. Mathews, J.Kellogg B. Nickerson, K. Smith 1 C. Weber, M. Pratt, A. Maier P. Howland, S. Madigan, J. Salamandra. Row l--R. Disbrow, J. Ossont, D. Briggs,'D. Tetor, R. Scnoonover, D. Wilcox. Row 2--S. Kennedy, G. Smith, D. Humphreys, K. Gaston, W. Ryder, J. York, E. Horst, S. Wagner. Row 5--W. Henshaw, R. Rugg, J. Allen, D. Summerson, Mrs. Willis, S. Cole, W. Rapalee, S. Knapp, E. Morgan, H. Pierce. 0 FIR T GRADE Row 1--H. Crans, F. Gilbert, L. Allen, J. Bassett, R. Gee, R. Aston, R. Horton. Row 2--B. Guild, C. Andrews, F. Alderman, S. Damoth, S. Campbell, D. Curran, S. Bagnall, B. Bradley, L. Coleman, E. Ferry, B. Bills. ROW 3--C. Burrell, N. Canfield, T. Bowen, D. Briggs, A. Barkley, J. Calhoun, Mrs. Strayline, B. Cole, E. Davis, L. ,Ames, S. Dobbin, G. Borden, G. Gaston. . 25 FIR 'T Row 1--N. Palmer, F. Salamandra, B. Paddoqk, M. Morgan, W. Teed, C. Schoonover, G. Morrow, D. White. Row 2--D. Potter, D. Rugg, P. Pulver, R. Strait, J. Webster, H. Pouliot, M. Ovenshire, E. Shannon, L. Starkweather Row 3--p. Smith, L. Travis, S. Travis, T. Weil, K. Peele, F. Phillips, B. Thompson, J. Summerson, W. Schenck, J. Spears. Miss Longwell Row 1--W. Johnson, P. Jones, U. Hodge. How 2--C. Jessop, B. Jones, J. Haugh, C. Harris, w. Mathews, T. Hicks. How 5--S. Morse, G. Herman, D. Jayne, W. Lyle, B. Guild L. Houck, S. Hofer, R. Luce. How 4--B. Merritt, R. Kaufman, H. Harpending, S. Matwiejow, Mrs. Ovenshire. Row l--P. Waite, C. Nageldinger, M. Gilbert, R. Jayne, S. Gilbert M. Goodrich. Row 2--A. Wicker,'Mrs. Ruddick, K. Canfield, N. Wood, K. Pistello I R. Mastin, N. Pistello, G. Sechrist, R. Nageldinger, J. Tuttle. PECIAL 26 XX 6419 Row l--J. Gee, G. Gee, G. Horton, B. Beard, R. Waite, P. Petersen, G. Butler, T. Galbraith, L. Johnson, T. Rugg. Row 2--T. Hunt, C. Wagner, J. Meeks, P. Foster, P. VanDusen, J. Campbell, J. Trojanewski, J. Haff, P. Andrews, S. Wenynolds S. Hess, R. Bretton, S. Perry. Row 3--C. Morgan, E. Oplinger, A. Gaylord, D. Sumner, J. Smith C. Sutherland, E. Lane, H. Haff, J. Gaston, D. Carlson, F. Andrews, J. Shelford, N. Slingerland, J. Alderman, B. Welsh. Row M--R. Malloy, E. Pierce, Mrs. DeLaVergne, R. Houck, R. Percy. KI DERG RTE ,- , 4' p l Y x. I Nsn L., W I Row l--C. Bodine, B. Travis, M. McClain, B. Welsh, D. Kennedy, T. Davis, N. Martin, G. Howland, H. Seyba, E. Porter, Row 2--M. Hunt, P. Hill, C. Oughterson, R. Luce, J. Meeks, M. Backer, C. Mathews, J. Parmelee. RQW 3--P. Jitter, D. Miles, C. Crans, K. Wheeler, P. Deller, A Wilcox, P. Shaak, C. Beers, N. Wilcox, C. Love, C. Burton, S. Burrell. 27 . ACTI ITIE Activities. Yes, school couldn't go on without activities. The members of the Freshmen, Sophomore, Juniors and Seniors make an active pa r. First, we will start out with the young and active Freshmen. Early this fall they started out with a hayride. The weather was a little rainy but they continued to have a good time. There are more Freshmen than previous years, so they are divided into three sections. Their advisors are Miss Herrington, Mr. Daulton, and Mr. Wallace. Next we will talk about the boisterous, but'sweet Sophomores. If you can hear a group of noisy students, it is the Sophomores having a class meeting. The hayride which has proven to be very popular in our school was also enjoyed by the Sophomores early this fall. They also have an assembly coming up soon. Mr. Host is their advisor. The iophomores have a good start and we hope they continue to be success- u . Now we will give special mention to our rivals nThe Juniorsn. We really have enjoyed having them as our rivals, Everyone else was having a hayride so why oouldn't the Juniors? From what we hear, they didn't have any trouble enjoying themselves. The Juniors have just received their rings which they are proudly flashing around. Mrs. Utter is their faculty advisor. One of their biggest projects was the selling of all occasion cards, which added to their bank account They also have inherited the School Supply Center frOm the Seniors and are doing very well. They have yet to present their Junior Play which will occur'in March and the annual Junior Prom in May. We hope they will be success -ful and also have fun in their activities. And lest but not least comes the faithful Seniors. What fun we have had in our four years of high school. Thus far this year we have sold magazines and have the candy sales project. The Seniors really got out and sold those magazines. They proved very successful. The Seniors started a new fad this year. The class all ordered white sweaters with the maroon emblem on them. Everyone wore them for the first time to an asembly and we received recognition. J The Senior Play 'Cheaper By the Dozenu went off very well. The cast all played their parts very well. John Cadwell and Janie Kleckler played the part of the father and mother. The boys and girls really were a howl in their short pants and skirts. Much thanks goes to Mrs. Utter for her most wonderful co-operation in directing our T3 9-yy we were very unfortunate in losing Mr. Kullman in our Junior year as our advisor. He had been our advisor since our Freshman year. Mr. Witter became our new advisor and continued to be our Senior advisor . The class of 51 wishes to thank Mr. Kullman and Mr. Witter for being such wonderful advisors. Much thanks goes to anyone else that has helped us in any way. The best of luck to our fellow class mates! Dorothy Styrcula .28 LA ss Win i He, the Seni or Class, oi' Dundee Cen tral School of' the town of' in tarkey, in the c olin ty oi' Ya tes and the s ta te of New York, being of 'FJ' .--55511 0 -.f, 4' X 'ff iff: ' ' ' s - - I ' 1 s o und mi nd and memory do mane , p u bl i sh, and de c 1 are thi s o ur la s 1: Qiitfi' Wi l 1 I and s ta temen t in the i'ol 1 owing manner, tha 1: i s to say ro th e fa c ul ty the c 1 a s s oi' 1 951 l ea ves q ui e t hal 1 s an d ro om t o' pa rk the i r o ars in the c o ur t . ' Q ilqg2g'? 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N-qi-. 3, -4. -.1-xg..-.1-,. ., .,,,.-.4-T. -J .p-4 -v,1u.,1-55 mfs:-.H .Qs .Apr - ,.-,R5..-- 1. hopes?- e -1 ,af .1--L 1 -rv swltffr Row l--B. Woodard, K. Sullivan, D. Strycula, M. Hubert, T. Davis, J. Kleckler, A. Chadwick, J. Pouliot, G. Brawn. Row 2--J. Hodge, S. Dibble, W, Giles,L. Thompson, C.Stanton B. Tuttle, J. Peck, D. McCarrick, A. Miller, Mrs. Utter. Row 5--B. Brewer, D. Colmen, K. Hubbell, G. Pratt, S. Diven, A. Dlugosh, C. Stanton. PRESS CLUB 1 V9 tt S Row l--Miss Preston, J. Curren, J. Kellogg, B. Brewer, J. Klug, N. Dension, P. Jayne, M. Brantner, R. Hess. Row 2--S. Woodruff, B. Coons, J. Eaves, B. Tuttle, B. Strait, W. Hafleigh, C. Porter, L. Craig, J. Curren, R. Travis, R. Greyback Row 3--J. Eaves, G. Rugg, C. Hess, E. Mathews, C. Stevens. 30 ' Y LIBRARY CL B STUDE T COU CIL Wfiiih TIO AL H0 0R 0CIETY Row l--K. Webster, J. Palmer, K' Harris, 5- Pratt, B. Styrcula D. Pinkne J. Townely, , Row 2--Prii. Depew, H. Hall, B. Waters, T- Dluavsh, H- Rldef- As a result of the first business meeting of the Dundee Chapter of the National Honor Society the following officers were elected: Thomas Davis, President, Barbara Woodard, Vice President, Charlotte Stanton, Secretary and Shirley Dibble, Treasurer. The purpose of this society is to uphold scholarship, service, character, and leadership. At the end of each six weeks marking period we award a medal to the outstanding student in each of the above fields. When a student has been successful in each of the four and is a Junior or Senior in high school, he or she is initiated into the Honor Society. Row l--C. stanton, B. woodard, s. Dibble, T. Davis, MP- Deller' 31 , ' Row l--K. Webster, B. Peterson, J. Hodge, B. Paddock, C. Stanton, R. Decker. Row 2--S. MacDowe1l, T. Dlugosh, K. Hubbell, A. Davis, F. Moskel, L. Harris, P. Slocume, H. Beard, D. Paddock, R. Perry, K. Gibson, Mr. Deller. B Row 3--F. Dibble, R. Beard, R. Carpenter, R. Gibson. Row l--J. Cadwell, M. Strowbridge, N. Lyle, M. Hubert, J. Willis G. Shaw, A. Chadwick, J. Palmer, M. Berry, N. Marshall, C. Hess. PROJECTIO LUB '1 'A I , gf M112 BA D HOME AKEPU 4 I Nt Row l--M. Nolverton, L. Davis, J. Fultz, Ni sample, I. Denison, N. Denison, M. Gibson ' Row l--M. Wolverton, L. Davis, J. Fultz, M. Sample, I. Denison, M. Denison, M. Gibson, M. Brimmer, D. Hubble,E. S Decker. F u , f ff' I IURE FARMER Row 2--J. LoVette, L. Litteer, P. Hilligus, J. Eaves, J. Meade, P. Morek, J. Eaves, P. Jayne, Mrs. Hyland. Row 3--L. Craig, M. Copes, A. Miller, N. Lyle, D. McCarrick, B. Hodge, The Future Homakers of America is the national organization for pupils studying homemaking in Junior or senior high schools. Some of the purposes of this organization are to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to further interest in home economics and to work for good home and family life for all. Hodge, D. M. Brantner. The Dundee Chapter of Future Farmers of America composed of students enrolled in the Voc. Agricultural Department has as its main objective the development of active and agressive rural leadership. Members of the organization have this year attended county group meetings, put on a radio program and sponsored a basketball team. They plan to hold a Father-Son banquet and to enter a softball team in the county league later this year. Row l--L. Hunt, D. Woodard, D. Paddock, F. Dibble, H. Rider, T. Dlugosh, C. Ignasziwski, R. Karlnoski. ' Row 2--W. Johnson, N. White, F. Baker, H. Briggs, D. Shoemaker, G. Borden, Mr. Barnes. 'A A Row 3--Mr. Beebe, D, Ward, R. Howell, W. Peterson, A. Styrcula, 33 A HALL M0 ITOR X- A J? J i a Row l--D. Ward, R. Smith, B. Marshall, J. fownely, H. Rider, L. Litteer, B. Styrcula, G. Shaw. Row 2--B. Griswold, K. Webster, S. Dibble, W. Giles, B. Woodard, S. Pratt, P. Hilligus, J. Travis. s Row 3--A. Chadwick, S. Divin, S. MacDowell, K. Sullivan, T. Davis, P J. Pouliot, A. Nixon, R. Litteer, D. Pinkney, L. Klug, B. Water, J. Palmer, A. Styrcula. Row 1--B. Bedient, P. Hilligus, L. Perry, J. LoVette, E. Ignaszewski, N. Miller, B. Paddock, B. Tuttle, R. Hess, J. Kellogg, M. Dane, R. Travis. Row 2--D. Perry, B. Phillips, A. Miller, S. Pratt, L. Fink, G. Shaw, M. Copes, B. Hess, B. Strait, R. Greyback, N. Lyle, M. Wolverton, B. Stanton. Row 3--N. Higby, D. Hubbell, S. Wilcox, J. Fultz, J. Pouliot, J. Travis, N. Denison, B. McCann, B. Brewer, J. Klug, J. Hayes, M. Gibson. Row 4--P. Morek, N. Washburn, J. Eaves, . Decker, M. Brsntner, J. Perna, J. Eaves, E. Decker, J. Symonds, C. Knapp, J. Peck, J. Kleckler. it J 3lL I HORU Row l--E. Woodard, J. Sumner, F. Hubert, N. Carpenter, J. Giles, B. Woodard, N. Lyle, E. Sullivan, S. Savage, W. Hafleigh, R. Decker, S. Dibble, R. Greyback, J. Travls, . Kenyon. Row 2--N. Baker, S. Wright, A. Hllligus, J. Crans, N. Willis, B. Depew, G. Waters, M. Bailey, F. Griswold, N. Elliott, D. Sumner, C. Knapp, A. Wixon, J. Morehouse, D. Coleman, J. Pouliot. 0 Row 3--J. Willis, J. Strowbridge, B. Tuttle, L. Litteer, E. Ignaszewski, N. White,F. itrgwbridge, J. Palmer, G. Shaw, R. Carpenter, P. Bardeen, W. Marshall, D. Pinkney, -. erman. Row M--T. Wignall, R. Hess, J. Travis, C. Hess, M. Berry. J- Lyle. L- Klugy J' Robertson, K. Webster, J. Hayes, W1 Giles, B. Couch, P. Brantner. n Row 5--L. Carlson, R. Davis, J. Klug, B. Roof, J. Townley, R. Brimmen, M. HuDert,Mr. Greyback, K. Davis, J. Cadwell, A. Chadwick, D. Strait, F. Baker, D. Crawford. Row l--J. Willis, S. MacDowell, S. Diven, L. Lltteer, B. Roof, A- Miller. B- Hess, N- Lyle W. Giles, C. Hess, J. Strowbridge, J. Klug, J. Bollen, J. Perna- Row 2--P. Curran, F. Griswold, R. Decker, R. Litteer, A Shannon, T' Gardener. F- Haff. C- Wright, F..Hubert, B. Tuttle, M. Wolverton, P. Hilligus, J. Sumner. Row 3--M. Paddock, M. Beard, K. Sullivan, R. Brimmer, J. Townley, M. Berry, J- Hayes. A' Wixon, C. Knapp, L. Fink, N. Miller, M. Hubert, W. Marshall, B.Pinkney. Row U--Mr. Greyback, K. Davis, J. Cadwell, L. Klug, J. Palmer, D. Crawford, G. Shaw, A. Chadwick, S. Dibble, S. Strait. 35 A 1 , GIRLS srolzr N K QQLO X One or the leading interests of our school li ,X X W fe has been sports. The Senior girls have always I , been very active and have participated in these events throughout our years in both grade school and high school. As freshmen, our class, as any freshmen class did not do too well. Who could with the sophomores Juniors, and seniors taking advantage of our being new at the game. we d1dn't lose hope though, for we were much better during our sophomore year. With a yeards experience we showed much im B provement in our sophomore year. In the interclas basketball tournament we placed second. We felt good, having beaten those senior girls who had so long kept the title of Uchampsn. It was during our sophomore year that we were included in the, playdays. Dundee won at the basketball and volleye ball playdays and Odessa won the track playday in which we participated. In our Junior year we played intramurals in stead of interclsss in our sports. Basketball, softball, volleyball, and soccer tournaments were played. We also had a basketball, a volleyball, and a track playday. Dundee won the basketball, with Odessa victorious at the track playday. So far this year we have had four playdays in all-one volleyball and three basketball. At each of these we have competed with the g1rl's teams from Romulus, Ovid, Trumansburg, Interlaken, and Odessa. We are proud to say that we were the champions of all four playdays, thanks to the training by our gym teacher, Mrs. Garvey. Plans for the basketball and ping-pong tournaments are well under way and we expect to ' start them very soon. ,jj5S:::::1'f- The Senior girls want to express admiration for the spirit of the freshmen, sophomore, and Junior girls: you all have good teams and it has been wonderful playing with you. we wish you all success in the forthcoming playdays and tournam -ents. Girls Sports Ed. Shirley Dlbble 36 w Dun 0 lnterscholastlc sports got under wav at Dundee Central vlth football. The lniurv jlnx usiipered dee all Soar and they were able to viln but one game nt of flve. 'sunk' Griswold mlgnt have scored more touchdowns but he vlodld be runnlng do-an the -fleld ln the clear when he vlonld see a cheerleader dolng a cheer and he vlonld trlp and fall. Opposlng teans alvlavs seemed to have cheerleaders cheerlng when Bunh had the ball. ?oloch Karlnosltl played foobtbaill as he drlves truck, he -sas alviavs runnlng on o as. ,yh, i alpphahzpc alpc golg. n ,,, we was bmemn ma. me ts -mu 1if:?5ssllgf2f2 ffvgvfv gif o golng, strong Kas thls ls virlttenl ls not havlng a : :i verv successful vear. The team vas verv fortunate .. ln having one of the nations top stars, so he sais, Ms wow- 'sis es' comme wat was is my :vv f01 '11M'W is Ywfins bin On the team. oundee nes had tio charge aamlsslon to let anyone see sv - ': ' 5: 1':E ' y - v -'2 A :-- 'Q B-G G61 Y Baseball and tract are not get startedlbut lt ls hoped that Dundee 'Wlll have strong entrles ln both sports. ln lnterclass sports the Senlors and Junlors seem to have oplte a rlvalrv. The Senlors won soccer, the only lnterolass sport completed so far. ' ln lntremurels Spllce 'dont won plng-pong and Conrad lgnaszewsltl von badmlnton. hr. Bradley has et np lntramnral teams on the bssls of tests tahen bv the toys ln school. 'fhese teams are set up to be as evenlv matched as posslble. So far these teams have competed ln football and basketball. orts thls gear at Dundee have not found Dundee at the top of the league bnt the splrlt and good sportsmsilshlp of the boys competlng have been something that villl be hard to beat ln the 'gears to 001091 'Boys Sports Ed. Gordon Yratt 37 K CHEER Row l--L. Ferry, F. Litteer, P. Hilligus. Row 2--J. Symonds, S. Dibble. Row 3--S. Divin. Row l--W. Giles, B. Woodard, K. Sullivan, C. Stanton, E. Ignaszewski. l Row l--B. Marshall, J. Palmer, L. Harris, L. Carlson, D. Ward, B. Waters. ' Row 2--B. Depew, K. Howell, D. Pinkney, R. Karlnoski, B. Pratt, J Symonds, J. Cornish, T. Griswold, L. Howell. Row 3--D. Phillips, ' K. Shoemaker, K. Webster, A. Decker, D Crawford, M. Lamphear, L. Klug, C. Ignaszewski, Coach Morse. ,, rf. ,f' ,I L ADER FO0TB LL ASKET BALL Row l--D. Woodard, F. Uibble, B. Griswold, J. Symonds, J. Cornish, T. Davis. Row 2--A. Styrcula, J. Symonds, L. Hunt, G. Pratt, L. Klug, C. Ignaszewski, D. Pinkney, Coach Morse. K Vjxxx Q UNIOR VARSITY RoW'1,,T. Dlugogh, D, Ward, K. Hubble, D. Crawford, E. Cadwell, R. H ll. 32392--coach Morse,' B. Marshall, R. Ignaszewski, L. Mathews, S. Van Scoy, B. Waters, M. Fultz- l.3go SENIOR