Dundee High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dundee, NY)

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Tl'1ere's no fool like a,young fool. MRS. EMPSON FIRST ROW: S.Matwiejow, N.Morgan, D. DeSrephen, I.Long, K.Huber, C.Bump. SECOND ROW: F.Corn.ish, B.Waters, F.Ph11- ' lips, R.Shepardson, THIRD ROW, H,Pou11ot, K.Peelle, T.W2il. R,Morris, D,S1mmons, I. Calhorm, Mrs. Empson. MR. BALLARD FIRST ROW: G.Morrow, L,Tyler, L, Campbell, S.Bagna11, C. Houck, W.Teed, N.Pa1mer, I,Haugh. SECOND ROW: L.Disbrow, I.Spears, B. Jones, R.Luce, B.Bl1ls, W. Corbitt, G.Hermar1, C. Thompson. THIRD ROW: R. Knapton, D. Marusarz, W. Schenck, E.Shannor1, I. Webster, P.Jones, P.Smith, C.Bablo, D.Briggs. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ballard, P. Honsberger, R.Stra1t, D.Amhrose, I.Bas- sen, W,Rapa1ee, M.Gee. MRS. DREHMER FIRST ROW: G.Trenchard, B, Paddock, N.Schoonover, D.Iayne, A.Spea:man, M,Jordan, F, Salamendra, L,Iones, D, Hodge. SECOND ROW: C,Harris, C.Andrews, R, Carl, W.Mathews, E.Unw1n, S.Hofe.r, I.A1derman, B. Thompson, L.Zahor1an, J. Bayer. THIRD ROW: H.Crans. G.Gaston, S. Dobbin, K.lones, W.Hen- xhaw, J.Perry, D.Wh1te, M. Silliman, L.MarLln. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Drehmer, I .Summer- son, A.Bark1ey, D.Rugg, N. Spears. -'lf' 27

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MRS. ALLEN Fmsr ROW: xgwaugn, s,coon, D. Shuck, J,Gamet. J.Ke11ogg, S.Malloy, Mrs. Allen. SECOND ROW: D.Gast0n, G.Smith, J.OleV- nlk, M.H1ll, K. Knapp. THIRD ROW: G,Wr1ght, L.Harrls, A.Ma- rhewn, W.HoweIl. R.Rnzy, C.Cady, I.Backer. FOURTH ROW: H.Plerce, W.Kleckler. I. Kelly, R.D1sbrow, D.Tetor. f -.. R v 1' 'J L' w '?kL.n! 2 W4 o xl x sA S , 1-4 MRS. SCHLAPPI FIRST ROW: L,Holgare, B.NIckerson, M,Ty1er, G.Sprague, C. Weber, SECOND ROW: C,Welch, L.Howel1, I. Dlbble, I.Ovens, Mrs. Schlappl. THIRD ROW: C,Coons, D,Sebring, D. Briggs, T, Kaufman. FOURTH ROW: I,Allen, E.Morgan, I.Sal- amendra, G.Erway, L. Schofield, R.lakubowIcz. When you will, they won'f. Q, ' iv X I 5' MR. MOSKAL FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: A.Cron.in, K.I-lumphreys, K Smith. I.Ossont. J.Gaylord, M.Pratt. J.York, C.DobbIns, E.Horsr B.Beers, R.GuscIora, K, Swarthcut, J.DavIs. R.Morek, A.Depew, H.Har- pendlng, R. Radka, R,RhIne- vault, L, Knapp. W,Dav1s, D.Summerson, C. Haff, P,Howland, Mr, Mos- kal, S.Knapp. I.Robb1n.s, R.Shafer. A 'fi' Us

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activities This school year has been most rewarding because of the enthusiastic student par- ticipation in the respective class activities. The Freshmen, the youngest class in high school, had a Christmas party which was a great success. Now they are looking forward to their year-end picnic at which they hope to have even more fun. The Sophomores also had a Christmas party. Showing their originality they intro- duced two new events this year, a Valentine's party and a Soph Car Wash. The soph- omores presented an excellent assembly which was written and directed by its mem- bers. Again this year, the sophomores sold shakers at the basketball games. The Juniors ordered their rings as soon as possible in the fall and went around proudly displaying them in November. They conducted a very successful Christmas Card sale and patiently carried on their paper sales. Now hard at work on their Jun- ior Play, A Little Honey, which will be presented shortly after Easter vacation, they are also planning for the Junior Prom. The largest Senior Class in the history of Dundee Central School began the school year with a very successful presentation of Booth Tarkington's Seventeen. More money than ever before has been added to the treasury by this year's ice-cream sales and candy sales. A goal for magazines sales set far above that of previous years was reached and surpassed by this ambitious group of senior super salesmen. Some En- chanted Evening was the theme ofa most enjoyable Senior Ball held during Christ- mas vacation---it was well attended by both students in high school and college. Now all that lies ahead are the two most important events of a high school student's life---the Washington trip and graduation. We are deeply grateful to Mr. Anderson, our class advisor, without whose pa- tience and guidance our Junior and Senior years could not have been nearly so suc- cessful . Clark Depew Business Manager 28