Dundee High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dundee, NY)

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f' - Football Baseball Track Plays Joseph Styrcula Basketball Manager-Baske tbal l Projection Club Chef's Club V Dancing Club Intramurals P Student Council A Hall Monitor . Play Comm. Our' Qgfhcefe James Woodruff Basketball l Chef's Club l Archery Club 2,3 Gymnastics Club 4 F. F.A. 3,4 Plays l a APPR ECI ATI ON Qi Y X 4 W Sass X-sg is X Q ' P f li' EXW 1 ' - :I X ' . , MQWALLACE As the Class of 57 leaves this school, we wish to express our appreciation to our class ad- visor, Mr. Wallace, who became our guide in our junior year. He has worked hard to help us tackle and solve our big problems with his father- ly advice. As juniors we were close to being broke. All through that year he pushed us and helped us ac- complish all our goals with the greatest success. Mr. Wallace was our unanimous choice for class advisor this ear. Through his help we have successfully complleted our senior year. Many thanks, Mr. Wallace, from all of us--- the Class of i957 l

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Class of 1958 Row l: A.Schoonover, I.Paddock, I.Wood- ard, E. Bennett, V. Henshaw, P.Rob- ertson, F. McConnell. Row II: I. Howell, K.Jayne, B.Bii1s, D. Swarthout, M.Hess, P.Knapp, M. Sc henck, E. Herrington. Row ill: R.iiunt, N.Savage, R. Haff, A.Ko- , ttf. f. PE c, D. Millhollen. Junior Class The Junior Class started off the year by electing Richard Haff, President, Robert Hunt, Vice President, Robert Briggs, Treasurerp and Jane Paddock, Secretary. Starting in late Oc- tober we set a new record for selling Christmas cards. Before Christmas vacation, we had our Christmas party. This spring, we will have the Junior Prom, a few more roller-skating por- ties and the Junior-Senior picnic, to which we are looking for ward. With our paper soles constantly adding money to our ac count, we are looking forward to having enough money for our Senior Trip next year. An enthusiastic audience enjoyed our Junior Play, Sp Fever, presented April 5. The proudest of our achievements is that we have been the honor class for the entire school year. This is a record that has never been equalled in D.C.S. sL2'xfS'Q 7 - , F, - el? -'f . J ,, ,xg . rg .N 1X ' wel' an l as Tun 3--U' -5,4321 X 4 , K ,sf 1 ' l I9 'Q' X X! Row I: H.Nage1dinger, B.Iohnson, K. Sey- bolt, C.Vaughn, H.Matwiejow, P. Searles, N.Webster, M.Keliy, M. Morris. Row Il: E.Cady, F.Harris, R. Warburton, G. Mathews, R. Briggs, G. Karlnoski, R. Dixon, A.Gotshal1, Mrs. Utter. Row III: I.Todd, I.Ly1e, C.McClain, C.Gee W.El1iot, D.Coleman, P.Ambrose, J.Fowler. I is