Gilboa Central High School - Reflector Yearbook (Gilboa, NY)

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A MA MATER Far above the sparkling waters Neath the sky so blue Stands Gilboa Central High School Glorious to view. CHORUS Lift the chorus speed it onward Let her praises tell Hail to thee Gilboa High School We will serve thee well. All the world proclaims our glory And our colors grand: For the purple and the gold We will always stand. We forever shall be loyal To our school so dear For her colors we shall toil And her name we'll cheer. ff 2 ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ALUMNI TABLE OF CONTENTS 7 15 23 41 4 53 3 CALE DAR GF EVENTS X 5 1 83253, Q1,1'f':- fi:-' Z X L NH L, I z 71 .fa M, -.x X Qi , 1 i September School Opens Cross Country X .X -J at , October School Fair ' Magazine Sales 'wi Regents Scholarships 1 Halloween Parade November B asketball Games I V Cheerleading Tryouts .--- -- ' ' . ' .f zffff 5 A l i Thanksgiving Vacation if December Christmas Party .. H' J Christmas Vacation X' January Mid-Year Exams at February Juniors Receive Rings Washington's Birthday Sophomore Seed Sales Valentines Parties March A11-County Music Festival Senior Trip Easter Vacation nm April Freshman Fun Night Baseball Games May Junior Prom FF June Final Exams I , Grade Commencement V Senior Graduation 9 ,V 'ai x I Lv , Q 7,7 A If ya N Q, if fe xii S, Gy Q - N 1 , Q Z 'Athi -Qian . V ' 'C - 1 X 4 PRINCIPAL'S ESSAGE MR, PEC KHAM To The Members of the Class of 1959 You leave high school to face a world in which the demand for trained young people is greater than ever before. The technological advances of re- cent decades have not only served to decrease or alleviate the backbreaking labor which mankind has long performed but have also created vast new op- portunities at the skilled and professional levels. The future will bring many more. The fields of missile and space research have scarcely been touched. There is and will be no limit to the openings for the young people who have ability and are willing to apply themselves and make the necessary effort to secure the required training. My wish for each of you is that by the wise application of the skills and attitudes you have acquired during the past four years you may succeed in your chosen vocation. Also in our present political situation with the cold war still dictating many phases of our daily life there has never been a greater need for enlightened, active, interested citizens. l feel constrained to urge each of you to be not only upright law abiding citizens, but also to be active in the affairs of your community, state and nation. Your forefathers endured privation and shed their blood that you might enjoy the blessings of freedom in a democracy. So live and act that you may preserve this heritage of freedom for those who follow you. Please accept my best wishes for success, health and happiness. Sincerely, i TB, V. B. Peckham 5 OUR PARENTS AND UNDERCLASSMEN WE SALUTE we, the Class of 1959, wish to dedicate our yearbook to our parents. From our first days in Kindergarten up through our four high school years, our parents have given us wholehearted support. We hope that through acquired education, we may repay them a little for all their sacrifices. Parents! We Salute You! As the Class of 1959, we wish to express our fondest wishes to the Underclassmen. During the years we have known you and worked with you, we have appreciated your friend- ship. Now we wish the very best to you all. Good Luck and Best Wishes! The Seniors 9 UNDERCLASSMEPI In Memory of MR, ERIC DALHBERG 1922-1958 Mr. Dalhberg was a teacher in our school for many years. His familiar figure in the halls gave us a feeling of security. He was a courageous and warm teacher as well as a friend whom we shall never forget. 6 i ff 2 f THEY MR. VIVIAN PECKHAM Principal SUPERVISE MR, WILLIAM F, SPENCER Superintendent ,n-f as X ' MRS. VIRGINIA HUGHES Secretary ACTIVITIES SCHOOL MRS. ELIZABETH MERWIN Secretary 8 BOARD OF EDUCATION AND FIRST ROW: M. Wyckoff, I. Wyckoff, E. Merwin, N. Csontos. SECOND ROW: B Hughes, L. Carman, P. Moore. STUDENT COUNCIL MAKE PLANS FIRST ROW: A Lutz, J. Lutz, R. Mansfield, President: C. Proudman. SECOND ROW: A. Hoyt, S. Peters, D. McCumber, C. Young, S. Bendtson, R. Van Aken, B. Conine, A. Lutz. THIRD ROW: Mr. Christensen, R. Perry, P. Giesin, T. Rossi. FOR OUR BENEFIT 9 ' C1117 W ,T it 45 w 1 kg-, ,V iq. 5 FIRST ROW: Mrs. H. Carson, Mrs. H. Peckham, Mrs. M. Estes, Mrs. A. Carman, Mrs. M. Jackson. SECOND ROW: Mr. G. Carman, Mrs. A. Lutz, Mrs. M. McBride, Mrs. S. Maben, Mr. R. Dowitsch. THIRD ROW: Mrs. A. Nickerson, Mrs. H. Mattice, Mrs. E. Davidson, Miss C. DeLamater, Mrs. W. Keyser. THEY GUIDE AND HELEN CARSON - New Paltz Normal - Kindergarten HAZEL PECKHAM - Oneonta S,T,C, - Kindergarten MARILYN ESTES - San Jose State College, California - First Grade ADELE CARMAN - Plattsburg Normal - First Grade m I MILDRED JACKSON - Oneonta Normal - Second Grade GEORGE CARMAN - Oneonta S,T,C, - St. Lawrence University - Sixth Grade ANGELINE LUTZ - Oneonta Normal - Third Grade 3' MARION MCBRIDE - Potsdam Normal - Third Grade SAVELLA MABEN - Oneonta S,T,C, - Fourth Grade 3 ROBERT DOWITSCH - Fredonia S,T,C. - Music ARVILLA NICKERSON - Oneonta S,T,C, - Second Grade .r HILDA MATTICE - Oneonta Normal - Fifth Grade ELEANOR DAVIDSON - Pittsburgh University - Sixth Grade 4 CLAUDETTE DELAMATER - Brockport S,T,C, - Girls' Physical Education WILHELMINA KEYSER - Oneonta Normal - Fifth Grade I0 wx .. to '-W W 0 BOARD OF EDUCATION AND FIRST ROW: M. Wyckoff, I. Wyckoff, E. Merwin, N. Csontos. SECOND ROW: B Hughes, L. Carman, P. Moore. STUDENT COUNCIL MAKE PLANS FIRST ROW: A Lutz, J. Lutz, R. Mansfield, President: C. Proudman. SECOND ROW: A. Hoyt, S. Peters, D. McCumber, C. Young, S. Bendtson, R. Van Aken, B. Conine, A. Lutz. THIRD ROW: Mr. Christensen, R. Perry, P. Giesin, T. Rossi. FOR OUR BENEFIT 9 FIRST ROW: Mrs. H. Carson, Mrs. H. Peckham, Mrs. M. Estes, Mrs. A. Carman, Mrs. M. Jackson. SECOND ROW: Mr. G. Carman, Mrs. A. Lutz, Mrs. M. McBride, Mrs. S. Maben, Mr. R. Dowitsch. THIRD ROW: Mrs. A. Nickerson, Mrs. H. Mattice Mrs. E. Davidson, Miss C. DeLamater, Mrs. W. Keyser. THEY GUIDE AND HELEN CARSON - New Paltz Normal - Kindergarten HAZEL PECKHAM - Oneonta S,T.C, - Kindergarten MARILYN ESTES - San Jose State College, California - First Grade ADELE CARMAN - Plattsburg Normal - First Grade MILDRED JACKSON - Oneonta Normal - Second Grade GEORGE CARMAN - Oneonta S,T,C. - St. Lawrence University - Sixth Grade ANGELINE LUTZ - Oneonta Normal - Third Grade MARION MCBRIDE - Potsdam Normal - Third Grade SAVELLA MABEN - Oneonta S,T,C, - Fourth Grade ROBERT DOWITSCH - Fredonia S.T,C. - Music ARVILLA NICKERSON - Oneonta S,T,C, - Second Grade HILDA MATTICE - Oneonta Normal - Fifth Grade ELEANOR DAVIDSON - Pittsburgh University - Sixth Grade CLAUDETTE DELAMATER - Brockport S,T,C, - Girls' Physical Education WILHELMINA KEYSER - Oneonta Normal - Fifth Grade I0 FIRST ROW: Miss J. MacDonald, Miss F. Ogbin, Mr. V. B. Peckham, Mrs. E. Smith Mrs. H. Hubbard. SECOND ROW: Mrs. J. Silvernail, Mrs. M. Wright, Mr. F. Wick ert, Mrs. F. Lutz, Mr. E. Dalhberg, Mrs. F. Marquit, Mrs. M. Ames. THIRD ROW: Mr. G. Christensen, Mr. R. Denoncourt, Mr. V. Forcier, Mr. J. Marquit, Mr. E. Hubbard, Mr. L. Negus. Not Present: Mr. R. Zarub. TEACH US. JANET MacDONALD - Albany S,T,C, - English and French FRANCES OGBIN - Hunter College, Columbia University, Albany S.T.C, - Library VIVIAN B, PECKHAM - Syracuse University, Teachers College, Columbia University Principal EDNA SMITH - Syracuse University - Art HELEN HUBBARD - Albany S,T,C, - Business JEANETTE SILVERNAIL - University of Rochester, Buffalo S,T,C,, Eastman Dental Dispensary - Dental Hygienist MYRTLE WRIGHT - Oneonta Normal School - Junior High Social Studies FRED WICKERT - Syracuse University, Cornell University - Agriculture FRANCES LUTZ - Buffalo S,T,C, - Homemaking ERIC DAHLBERG - Potsdam S,T,C, - Junior High Science FREDA MARQUIT - Kingston Hospital, Oneonta S.T,C, - Nurse MARGARET AMES - Keuka College - Junior High English GORDEN CHRISTENSEN - University of Richmond - Senior High Social Studies and Guidance ROBERT DENONCOURT - Springfield University - Senior High Science VALMORE FORCIER, JR, - St. Michael's College, Vermont - High School English JAMES MARQUIT - Oneonta S,T,C, - Junior High Mathematics EVERETT HUBBARD - Cortland Normal - Boys' Physical Education LEROY NEGUS - Albany S,T,C. - High School Mathematics and Driver Education ROBERT ZARUB - Iowa State College, Western University - Junior High Science MR. J. DAMM CAEETERIA JANITORS AND VX . - ' ' 'E .1 MR. G. FREDENBURGH KEEP OUR SCHOOL CLEAN AND -v--fn-ray MR. L. PARKER STAFF Mrs. E. Hubbard, Mrs. R. Miller, Mrs. L. Dewrtt, Mrs. C. Hughes, Mrs HEALTHY 4' I2 . S. Moseman. FIRST ROW: MissJ. MacDonald, Miss F. Ogbin, Mr. V. B. Peckham, Mrs. E. Smith Mrs. H. Hubbard. SECOND ROW: Mrs. I. Silvernail, Mrs. M. Wright, Mr. F. Wick- ert, Mrs. F. Lutz, Mr. E. Dalhberg, Mrs. F. Marquit, Mrs. M. Ames. THIRD ROW: Mr. G. Christensen, Mr. R. Denoncourt, Mr. V. Forcier, Mr. I. Marquit, Mr. E. Hubbard, Mr. L. Negus. Not Present: Mr. R. Zarub. TEACH US. JANET MacDONALD - Albany S.T.C. - English and French FRANCES OGBIN - Hunter College, Columbia University, Albany S.T.C. - Library VIVIAN B. PECKHAM - Syracuse University, Teachers College, Columbia University Principal EDNA SMITH - Syracuse University - Art HELEN HUBBARD - Albany S,T,C, - Business JEANETTE SILVERNAIL - University of Rochester, Buffalo S.T.C., Eastman Dental Dispensary - Dental Hygienist MYRTLE WRIGHT - Oneonta Normal School - Junior High Social Studies FRED WICKERT - Syracuse University, Cornell University - Agriculture FRANCES LUTZ - Buffalo S.T.C. - Homemaking ERIC DAHLBERG - Potsdam S.T.C. - Junior High Science FREDA MARQUIT - Kingston Hospital, Oneonta S.T.C. - Nurse MARGARET AMES - Keuka College - Junior High English GORDEN CHRISTENSEN - University of Richmond - Senior High Social Studies and Guidance ROBERT DENONCOURT - Springfield University - Senior High Science VALMORE FORCIER, JR, - St. Michae1's College, Vermont - High School English JAMES MARQUIT - Oneonta S,T,C, - Junior High Mathematics EVERETT HUBBARD - Cortland Normal - Boys' Physical Education LEROY NEGUS - Albany S,T,C, - High School Mathematics and Driver Education ROBERT ZARUB - Iowa State College, Western University - Junior High Science JANITORS AND CAFETERIA L W MR. G. FREDENBURGH KEEP OUR SCHOOL CLEAN AND MR. L. PARKE STAFF Mrs. E. Hubb d Mrs. R. Miller, Mrs. L. Dewitt, Mrs. C. Hughes, HEALTHY Mrs. S. Moseman. I2 Q FIRST ROW: G. Schaffer, G. Oakley, C. Castle, S. Fredenburg, O. Wright, N. Gra- motin. SECOND ROW: B. Spaulding, K. Cook, F. Wyckoff, D. Morris, G. Bailey. PROMOTE SAFETY ON THE BUSES FIRST ROW: S. Bendtson, K. Wyckoff, G. Fancher, P. Van Buren, R. Delmar, J, Beers, L. Pearsall, B. Everett. SECOND ROW: C. Proudman, B. Conine, I. Moore, I. Brandow, C. Tompkins, C. Persons, S. Martin, M. Cornell, M. Moseman, M. Riedl, F. Manon. THIRD ROW: E. Chatfield, D. Martin, J. Carman, W. Stryker, R. Ellison, D. Van Wormer, E. Klenow. FOURTH ROW: N. Bagley, L. Mower, R. Buel E. Moore, T. Rossi, C. Decker, E. Goodfellow. Absent: Mr. Negus - Advisor. PUBLISHES SCHOOL NEWS MISS OGBIN - Advisor STAFF PRODUCES REFLECTOR FIRST ROW: R. Lafferty, R. Mansfield, B. Stewart - Editor, I. Traulsen, R. Van Aken. SECOND ROW: K. Clark, M. Hughes, W. Stryker, C. Young, D. Van Wormer, B. Kingsley. NEWSPAPER CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Cornell, R. Lafferty, I. Brandow, B. Kingsley. SECOND ROW: Miss MacDonald, V. Clark, C. Tompkins, L. Mattice, N. Warner, R. Mansfield, E. Klenow. I4 is? W as R G W W E CS A Willy I ' la' X- ' P'---,., X-fs. 'X:fff NN fer: xxx - wg- -, A l , 'I-fr..-rr .Tig-. . ,ai S Q. 1 It - .- ' : 1 . , '-, '- x-'E ,- 2- - 4 1 ' ' Rr. 'f Q ' 'F v-. W M 1 1 ' ' 1 l - 'J' ' xfh- , ' ff ' 1 1 . f ' V 'fLi'::. W , 'nah ' A . A-11: IN.. ' X 33 ,- xx . .1 S X S S 151- - N S S ,.-', ,- ,': X S S X S s -- --' Q . S S S 5' , X Q 5 nd E E . X Q ' S T. ffzgg Llbvf .: I.. IG? 0 v .ll 1 x .V s,',,:A ELLIOTT BRAIN ARD Photography Club lg Class Vice President lg Boys' Homemaking 2g Soccer 1,2g Basketball 2. SENIORS SONDRA JOY BROWN Sports Club 3, 4g Dramatics 2, 4g Newspaper Club 3g Fire Patrol 4g Bus Patrol 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1. SELL KENNETH RICHARD CLARK Chorus lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 1, 2, 4g Soccer 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 2g Class President 1, 2, 4g Rifle Club 3g Fire Patrol 4g Dramat ics Club lg Bus Patrol 1, 2g Student Council 1, 2g Junior Prom King 3. REFRESHMENTS RODNEY ALLEN GERMAN Basketball 1, 2g Cross Country 1, 2, 3g Boys' Home- making 1,2g FFA 1, 2,i3, 4g Fire Patrol 1, 2. I6 PETER GEISIN Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Boys' Homemaking 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Hot Rod 3, 4, Student Council Representative 2, 4. AT ETHERIDGE GOODFELLOW Hot Rod 3, Boys' Homemaking 1, 2, Bus Patrol 2, 3, 4, Fire Patrol 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. BASKETBALL MARY BETH HUGHES Chorus 8, 1, 2, 3, A11-County Chorus 1, 2, 3, A11-State Chorus 1, 2, 3, Sports Club 1, 3, 4, Baton Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Subscription Editor Reflector 4. GANEB, BETTY JEAN KINGSLEY Chorus 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 1, 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, Newspaper Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Patrol 4, Assistant Alumni Editor Reflector 4. I7 ROMA MAUDE LAFFERTY Cheerleading 2, 3, News Reporter 1, 2, 3, Class Sec- retary 4, Baton Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Club 4, Fire Patrol 4, Junior Prom Attendant 3, Photography Editor Reflector 4. CARDS JEROME PHILLIP LEWIS Band 7, 8, 1, 2, Basketball 1, Soccer 1,2, Vice Presi- dent 3, Boys' Homemaking 1, Hot Rod 3, Fire Patrol 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, County Officer for FFA, Prom At- tendant 3. AND RUTH ALISON MANSFIELD Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Sports Club 4, Cheerlead- ing 2, 3, 4, Manager 1, Class Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 1, 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 4, Fire Patrol 4, Typ- ing Club 3, Newspaper Club 4, Student Council Rep- resentative 1, 3, President 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Junior Prom Queen 3, Assistant Editor Reflector 3, 4. MAGAZINES BEVERLY ANN STEWART Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Typing Club 3, 4, Baton Club 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Dele- gate to FHA Convention at Albany, Student Council Representative 2, 3, Junior Prom Attendant 3, Fire Patrol 3, Bus Patrol 1, 2, Reflector Editor 4. I8 WALLACE OLIVER STRYKER Model Club 1, 2, Class Play 1, Photography Club 2, Eire Patrol 4, Band 2, 3, Class President 3, Newspaper Club 2, Cross Country 3, Art Editor Reflector 4. FOR JESSIE TRAULSEN Cheerleading Manager 2, Dramatics 1, 2, FHA 1, 2 3, 4, Typing 3, 4, Bus Patrol 2, 3, Newspaper 3, Alumni Editor Reflector 4. SENIOR DAVID WILLIAM VAN WORMER CAROL GRACE YOUNG Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Basket- ball Manager 3, 4, Baseball 1, Baseball Manager 2, 3 Rifle Club 1, 4, FFA 1, Typing Club 3, Science Club 1, 4, Student Council Representative 1, 3, Boys' State, Sports Editor Reflector 4. TRIP 4, Cross Country Manager 4, Boys' Homemaking 1, 2, Vice President Class 4, Dance Band 4, Newspaper Club 3, Sports Club 3, Junior Prom Attendant 3, Grad- uation Usherette 3, Student Council Representative 4, DAR Citizenship Award 4, Business Manager Reflector 4, Albion Central - Newspaper Club 2, Glee Club 2. I9 HELEN E. HUBBARD - Advisor OUR ADVISORS HELP FRED WICKERT - Advisor AND GUIDE US President - - Vice President - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - CLASS MOTTO: CLASS OFFICERS KENNETH CLARK CAROL YOUNG ROMA LAFFERTY BEVERLY STEWART Hit the top and never stop. CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose P 'WNW' CLASS COLORS: Yellow and Green 2.0 il lj . fi, . if ,.. ggsl pi I Q 1 r- 1 Ji! H 113 .:f'5.l., f'f5 f xx. 5-'i l' 'I ' ar.-3 SENIOR INFORMALS C. Smith, E, Brainard, P. Lewis, K. Clark, R. Mansfield, B. Stewart, R. Lafferty, C. Young, Crown Bearers - J. Kirk, M. O'- Hara. Roma Lafferty sim 2, 1, ww u 9' ' at ,Qi Cal-01 'Ygung Bev Stewart Wally Styker 165516 Traulsen Phi11iP Lewis Elliot Brainerd Betty Jean Kingsley 2I Ruth Mansfield Kenny Clark CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1947, the Class of 1959 x started school Among the members then . ' were Beverly Stewart, Roma Lafferty, David Van Wormer and Phillip Lewis Sixth and Seventh grades were spent at WVKTL the Gilboa Town Han with Mrs wright ' Here the group shared many activities and , field trips iq - Gi lg, V! C, i . . . 1 I . - ii - - 'gi As the class went through school, mem- ' bers were lost and gained. By eighth grade there were 33 on the roll. Mrs. Ames, the homeroom teacher, guid- ed and prepared the hopeful students for that final step into high school. In the Freshman year, the class elected Kenneth Clark for its Presi- dent and sold seeds to start preparing for the Senior trip. Highlights of the Sophomore year were the sale of felt emblems and a bake sale to add to the treasury. In the Junior year, work to raise funds began in earnest. Cards, stationery, candy and magazines were sold. A Junior Prom was held with the theme Moonlight and Roses. Kenneth Clark and Ruth Mansfield were king and queen. The class rings were also received. This year the class president was Wallace Styker. Senior offices were chosen as follows: President - Kenneth Clark, Vice President - Carol Young, Secretary - Roma Lafferty, and Treas- urer - Beverly Stewart. Engaging in more money raising activities. the class sold magazines, refreshments at basketball games and P,T,A, and cards. By Christmas, having raised more than enough for the Senior trip, the fund raising activities were relinquished to the Juniors. On March 26, attaining one of their long standing goals, the four- teen members of the class started for Washington, D.C. where every- one saw many famous buildings and learned much about the United States government by observation. From Easter to Regents to Graduation is an amazingly short time. The class attained the status of alumni before it seemed possible. ROMA LAFFERTY Class of '59 MEMORIES OF THE PAST 22 I ' 1 ' . Q y IN' k -GB Q X QW' Z I I E as 1 ! 45 ii A S 51 in XXQ 5 X K- 'Qffix FN Q f ff f 2 un f 'S 2 J UNIORS RECEIVE FIRST ROW: D. Van Buren, L. Stryker, R. Ellison, C. Victor, E. Klenow. SECOND ROW: H. Bohlen, C. Persons, B. Everett, J. Brandow, M. Mattice, M. Scutt, M. Cornell, B. Dahlberg, N. Warner, R. Van Aken. THIRD ROW: Miss Ogbin, R. Perry, R. Bagley, R. Wilkens, E. Moore, S. Jackson, R. Freeman, L. Mattice, I. Lutz, Mr. Negus. CLASS RINGS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer J. LUTZ C . VICTOR 24 R. VAN AKEN R, WILKENS SOPHOMORES HAVE BAKE SALE FIRST ROW: E. Bohlen, S. Stryker, R. Delmar, S. Bendtson, J. Moore, B. Roach, D. Miller, E. Newcomb, G. Fancher, J. Beers. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lutz, W. Briggs, A. Lutz, T. Rossi, A. Jaeger, A. Zarrilli, C. Decker, S. LeRoy, Mr. Denoncourt. FRESHMEN SELL SEEDS FIRST ROW: R. Benjamin, D. Van Aken, R. Buel, D. Plandenhorm, M. Lawyer, R Geisin, W. Law, L. Mower, J. School. SECOND ROW: E. Klenow, L. Mattice, C. Tompkins, S. Martin, P. Van Buren, C. Proudman, L. Pearsall, H. Vroman, B. Fred- enburg, E. Quackenbush. THIRD ROW: Mr. Christensen, M. Moseman, V. Clark, S. Kingsley, L. Jackson, B. Conine, R. Moseman, K. Wyckoff, D. Wilson, Miss Mac- donald. FOURTH ROW: J. Carman, J. Brown, R. Cook, R. Schmerhorn, C. Stryker, R. Becker, D. Hubbard, E. Chatfield, D. Martin, E. Fuchs. 25 EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Dalhberg, P. Brainerd, A. Lutz, M. Riedl, B. Becker, D. Damm, M. Lafferty, M. Sinnott, E. Roe. SECOND ROW: D. Cammer, D. Brown, S. Warner L. Mattice, R. Kingsley, M. Enderlin, S. Martin, C. Holcomb, C. Carmen, B. Young. THIRD ROW: E. Fancher, R. Perry, C. Place, P. Pisarri, E. Perry, N. Bag- ley, V. Bailey, L. Clark, Mrs. Ames. PREPARES FOR HIGH SCHOOL FIRST ROW: E. German, A. Tompkins, F. Manon, S. Majoris, S. Oandell, S. Peters, C. Snyder, J. Clayton. SECOND ROW: R. Schmerhorn, L. Scutt, R. Briggs, M. Goodfellow, C. Lee, R. Forsell, R. Mueller, Mr. Dalhberg. 26 SEVENTH GRADE HAS FIRST ROW: E. Newcomb, W. Hubbard, A. Peters, H. Bevins. J. Moseman, D, McCumber, R. Castle. SECOND ROW: D. Doyle, C. E. Lee, J. Mattice, D. Hubb- ard, A. Vroman, F. McCumber. THIRD ROW: Mr. Marquit. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: I. Wallace, R. Rossi, J. Mattice, S. Van Hoesen, E. Shaffer. SEC- OND ROW: J. Chatfield, B. Majoris, S. Plankenhorn, J. Jaeger, M. O'Brien, B. Young. THIRD ROW: M. Tompkins, S. Cammer, J. Germond, C. Lutz, M. Clark, M. Smith, C. Sinnott, E. Decker. FOURTH ROW: A. Hoyt, J. Cronk, B. Mattice, Mrs. Wright, J. Peifer, F. Acello. 27 SIXTH GRADE STUDIES WORLD HISTORY FIRST ROW: J. Mattice,M. Stryker, L. Hoyt, G. Becker. SECOND ROW: N. Kish- paugh, M. DeSa1vo, C. Giesin, P. Brainerd, P. Clark, L. Marquit, S. Kirk. SEC- OND ROW: K. Damm, L. Koerner, C. Flores, L. Erbe, D. Whelan, P. Sinnott. THIRD ROW: J. Riedl, J. Wayman, L. Hill, Mrs. Davidson, P, Quackenbush, J, Brown, K. Kohler. AS FIRST ROW: P. Plankenhorn, C. McCurnber, L. Huggins, V. Crandall, D. Klenow, K. Huggins, R. Manon. SECOND ROW: R. Vroman, S. Fredenburg, N. Tompkins, D. Kirk, R. Stewart, J. Pearsall, R. Brainerd. THIRD ROW: P. Slater, W. Brandow, D. Skowronski, Mr. Carman, M. Newcomb, J. Briggs, J. Conine. 28 FIFTH GRADE ELECTS CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: J. Hughes, T. Lutz, G. Merwin, P. Peters. SECOND ROW: J. Scholl, J. Clark, D. Cronk, I. O'Brien, K. Pearsall, N. Csontos, D. Cammer. THIRD ROW: R. Ermlich, G. Martin, L. Hig- gins, E. Erbe, G. Shaffer, D. Truesdell. FOURTH ROW: E. Cole, R. Riedl, G. Porn, Mrs. Keyser, G. Wyckoff, L. Fowler, B. Case. FIRST ROW: D. Doyle, G. Warner, J. Brandow, A. Jones, W. Stewart, D. Hill. SECOND ROW: A. Villela, M. Young, L. Nickerson, A. Giesin, L. Clark, J. Carl, D. Buck. THIRD ROW: L. Reynolds, R. Skowronski, W. Peifer, Mrs. Mattice, V. Lord, H. Lee, R. Quackenbush. 29 FOURTH GRADE HAS AN FIRST ROW: W. Marquit, F. Clark, C. Buck, L. Cornell, G. Castle, I. Decker. SECOND ROW: J. Hughes, S. Smith, J. Peck, S. Kirk, B. Buck, L. Dahlberg, M. Moseman, D. Stewart, L. Hill, D. Ingraham, D. Fancher, M. Carman. THIRD ROW D. Parker, D. Sinel, C. Brink, F. Higgins, Mrs. Maben, R. Lee, T. Jordan, K. Way- man, T. Peifer. EDUCATIONAL TRIP AND f 1 kg'-,Z SCHOOL PICNIC 30 THIRD GRADE DRESSES FOR FIRST ROW: V. Miller, S. Warner, M. Scholl, L. Kingsley, E. Warner, I. Hill, S. Shultz, B. Buel. SECOND ROW: C. Jones, D. Carman, C. Harrington, C. Wyckoff, J. Bagley, D. Hilliker, K. Peterson. THIRD ROW: G. Young, L. Nickerson, C. Mar- tin, J. Enderlin, S. Shaffer, P. Koener, R. Kingsley, D. Cammer, J. Higgins, FOURTH ROW: Mrs. McBride. HALLOWEEN PARADE FIRST ROW: L. Mattice, G. Stewart, M. Doyle, T. Traulsen, B. Dunham, D. Becker, C. Hubbard, M. Majoris, L. Klenow, Y. Nichols, C. Ingraham. SECOND ROW: W. Tompkins, W. Quackenbush, M. O'Hara, R. Holcomb, L. Manon, A. Quackenbush, L. German, W. King, R. Wilson, Mrs. Lutz. ABSENT: Angeline bee. A :Yiwu 'tim 1t WTA - SECOND GRADE BEGINS USE le. OF SCHOOL LIBRARY FIRST ROW: E. Slater, G. Wyckoff, G. Cole, G. Cole, G. Buel, R. Bellinger, D. Peckham. SECOND ROW: M. L. Buel, J. Jordon, J. Majoris, M. Cammer, A. L. Hundertmark, M. Sinnott, M. Carman, L. Yotmg, M. O'Hara, W. King, J. Rathbone, J. Rathbone. THIRD ROW: C. Schaefer, RMerwin, K. Powell, D. Neil, K. Hoyt, J. Kirk, R. Buffkin, D. Porn, P. Reynolds, K. Csontos, Mrs. Nickerson. FIRST ROW: D. Fancher, J. Mann, J. Smith, R. Slater, L. Briggs, H. Lee. SEC- 5 af' OND ROW: D. Becker, J. Capobianco, A. Schermerhorn, B. Schermerhom, D. Usher, M. McKenzie, A. Lord, D. Koerner, P. Clark, B. Campanella, D. Buck. THIRD ROW: R. Morse, L. Carmen, A. Benjamin, S. Slater, T. Marquit, M. Brandow, R. Bellinger, H. Wyckoff, S. Speanburgh, L. Oandall. MISSING: N. Crandall. R ff ' if I A Ln.. ,. 1. 3. . .. , . THIRD GRADE DRESSES EOR FIRST ROW: V. Miller, S. Warner, M. Scholl, L. Kingsley, E. Warner, I. Hill, S. Shultz, B. Buel. SECOND ROW: C. Jones, D. Carman, C. Harrington, C. Wyckoff, J. Bagley, D. Hilliker, K. Peterson. THIRD ROW: G. Young, L. Nickerson, C. Mar- tin, J. Enderlin, S. Shaffer, P. Koener, R. Kingsley, D. Cammer, J. Higgins, FOURTH ROW: Mrs. McBride. HALLOWEEN PARADE FIRST ROW: L. Mattice, G. Stewart, M. Doyle, T. Traulsen, B. Dunham, D. Becker, C. Hubbard, M. Majoris, L. Klenow, Y. Nichols, C. Ingraham. SECOND ROW: W. Tompkins, W. Quackenbush, M. O'Hara, R. Holcomb, L. Manon, A. Quackenbush, L. German, W. King, R. Wilson, Mrs. Lutz. ABSENT: Angeline Lee. fi i'is'6 ' sn W SECOND GRADE BEGINS USE OF SCHOOL LIBRARY FIRST ROW: E. Slater, G. Wyckoff, G. Cole, G. Cole, G. Buel, R. Bellinger, D. Peckham. SECOND ROW: M. L. Buel, J. Jordon, J. Majoris, M. Cammer, A. L. Hundertmark, M. Sinnott, M. Carman, L. Young, M. O'Hara, W. King, J. Rathbone, J. Rathbone. THIRD ROW: C. Schaefer, R.Merwin, K. Powell, D. Neil, K. Hoyt, J. Kirk, R. Buffkin, D. Porn, P. Reynolds, K. Csontos, Mrs. Nickerson. FIRST ROW: D. Fancher, J. Mann, J. Smith, R. Slater, L. Briggs, H. Lee. SEC- OND ROW: D. Becker, 1. Capobianco, A. Schermerhorn, B. Schermerhorn, D. Usher M. McKenzie, A. Lord, D. Koerner, P. Clark, B. Campanella, D. Buck. THIRD ROW: R. Morse, L. Carmen, A. Benjamin, S. Slater, T. Marquit, M. Brandow, R. Bellinger, H. Wyckoff, S. Speanburgh, L. Crandall. MISSING: N. Crandall. FIRST ROW: J. MacKenzie, K. Mattice, S. Hubbard, C. O'Brien, R. Silvernail, S. Meeker. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Estes, R. Buffin, D. Law, K. Smith, B. Van Buren, I. Laux. THIRD ROW: B. Peterson, P. Perry, W. Stewart, D. LaTourrette, M. Flores C. Buck. FOURTH ROW: S. Buel, G. Wyckoff, H. Van Wormer, C. Hundertmark, D. Plankenhorn. FIRST GRADE LEARNS TO COUNT FIRST ROW: M. Whelan, S. Martin, L. Parker, P. Young, C. Lewis, C, Tomp- kins, S. Dent, S. Stryker, M. Brainerd, D. Cornell, J. Cammer, B. Becker. SEC- OND ROW: J. Brazie, F. Jordan, L. Laux, M. Becker, L. Parker, D. Hill, W. Sny- der, K. Lee, L. German, D. Gregory, L. Castle, C. Manon. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Carman. FIRST ROW: J. Young, S. Shaffer, G. Clark, L. Hundermark. SECOND ROW: J. Cronk, D. Buel, J. Tompkins, W. Tompkins, J. Laux, L. Flores, L. Damm, D. Truesdell. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Carson, R. Scutt, K. Rossi, A. Slater, W. Scholl, K. Rossi, J. Van Wormer, L. Brandow, J. Voorhees. ABSENT: D. Schermerhorn. KINDERGARTEN ADJUSTS TO SCHOOL FIRST ROW: R. Dent, G. Slater, S. Mattice, J. Moore, J. Schermerhorn, R. Ger man, D. Newcomb, R. Day, D. Schermerhorn, D. South, J. Bellinger, I. Newcomb. SECOND ROW: S. Haskins, G. Koerner, K. Manon, T. Huggins, M. Gray, J. Neil, D. Warner, F. Marquit, J. Chatfield, Mrs. Peckham. THEY LEARN SAFETY AND BUSINESS DRIVER TRAINING ff f FIRST ROW: Mr. Negus. SEC- OND ROW: R, Freeman, C. Victor. THIRD ROW: R. Bag- ley, D. Van Wormer, R. Perry, E. Klenow. SHORTHAND 1 Front to back: R. Perry, G. Fancher, R. Delmar, J. Bran- dow, Mrs. Hubbard. 4-11-' NATION-WIDE ORGANIZATIONS FIRST ROW, from to back: A Jae- ger, M. Lawyer, W. Briggs, C. Decker, E, Klenow, L. Mower, SECOND ROW: A. Zarelli, P. Gei- sin, C. Styker, S. LeRoy, E. Moore, Mr. Wickert. THIRD ROW: P. Lewis, R. Becker, R. Schermer- horn, R. Benjamin, E. Goodfellow, R. German. I i - f?QQ9' 9 x N IKA7' X IZ. you-5 , Q9 -1 FA QICUQKQ FIRST ROW, front to back: J. Traulsen, S. Kingsley, J. Moore, B. Conine, E. Newcomb, P. Van Buren, B. Kingsley. SECOND ROW: C. Proudman, V. Clark, G. Fancher, N. Warner. THIRD ROW: I-I. Bohlen, S. Bendtson, B. Roach, E. Klenow, D. Wilson, I. Beers, Mrs. Lutz. Mkxrps F.H.A s of AND arm I - Y cw as 2, E, , ff 2 53 , A 9 BNQ X QSQ 5' 'G IO ARE F.F.A. ff, sf G FRONT TO BACK: R. Lafferty, I. Traulsen. SECOND ROW: H. Boh- len, Mrs. Lutz. THIRD ROW: M. Hughes, M. Cornell. HOMEMAKING III DISCUSS FAMILY 37 LIFE FIRST ROW: Miss MacDonald. SEC- OND ROW: B. Dalhberg, B. Stewart, C. Young. THIRD ROW: R. Perry, L. Stryker, D. Van DRAMATICS FIRST ROW: B. Roach, E. Klenow, D. Miller, B. Co , Mr. Forcier, I. Bran S. Martin, M. Mose SECOND ROW: D. kerhorn, J. Scholl, I. nine dow, man. Plan Moore, R. Moseman, V. Clark, S. Stryker, S. Kingsley, C. Proudman, W. Law, R. Buel. THIRD ROW: E. Bohlen, P. Van Buren, R. Wilkens, J. Lutz CHEMISTRY Buren, R. Delmar, S. Bendtson, M. Cornell, G. Fancher, I. Beers, E. New comb, R. Van Aken, D. FIRST ROW: R. Wilkens, L. Mattice, L. Styrker. SECOND ROW: C. Victor, J. Lutz, D. Van Wormer. THIRD ROW: H. Bohlen, B. Dalhberg, C. Young, R. Freeman. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Denoncourt, R. Ellison, D. Van Buren. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: D. Martin, E. Fuchs, A. Lutz T. Rossi, D. Rathbone, R. Bagley, I. Brown, R. Cook R. Giesen. AND CLUBS CLASSES TYPING CLUB FIRST ROW: E. Klenow Hubbard, I. Traulsen, I. Beers. SECOND ROW: D. Miller, B. Stewart. THIRD ROW: E. Boh len, I. Brandow. , Mrs. WORK Miss Ogbin - Advisor Left to right: C. Holcomb, S. Martin, C. Carman. DRAMATICS FIRST ROW: R. Wil- kens, Mr. Dowitsch, I. Lutz. SECOND ROW: L. Stryker, M. Scutt. THIRD ROW: B.Da1hberg, K. Wy- ckoff, C. Young, H. Bohlen, B. Conine. TYPING CLUB FIRE PATROL LEARNS FIRE PREVENTION FIRST ROW: Mr. Christensen. SECOND ROW: E. Goodfellow, K. Clark, R, Lafferry, E. Brainard, W. Stryker, J. Brown. THIRD ROW: R. German, S. Brown, P. Geisin, R. Cook, R. Mansfield, P. Lewis. GYM CLASS PLAYS FIELD HOCKEY FIRST ROW: M. Cornell, S. Brown, C, Persons, Miss Delamater, M, Scutt, B. Kings- ley, M. Hughes. SECOND ROW: B. Dahlberg, H. Bohlen, C. Young, I. Traulsen, J. Brandow, R. Van Aken, R. Mansfield, N. Warner, M. Mattice, B. Everett. ik Q S -QRS gb FIRST ROW: B. Dahlberg, B, Majoris, I. Jaeger, M. Lafferty, P. Brainerd, S. Van Hoesen, J. Cronk. SECOND ROW: L. Mattice, M. Moseman, M. Tompkins, M. O' Brien, C. Sinnott, D. Brown. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, M. Cornell, S. Kingsley, C Persons, V. Bailey, I. Peifer. FOURTH ROW: R. Van Aken, N. Warner, H. Bohlen, S. Stryker, E. Bohlen, B. Everett, G. Every, R. Ellison. BAND AND CHORUS HOLDS FIRST ROW: M. Scutt, K. Wyckoff, E. Bohlen, D. Damm. SECOND ROW: H. Boh len, M. Smith, M. Riedl, T. Rossi, B. Conine. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, J, Chat- field, M. Tompkins, S. Kirk, B. Dalhberg. FOURTH ROW: S. Dalhberg, R. Cook, A. Lutz, J. Lutz, L. Clark. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Dowitsch. FIRST ROW: J. Wallace, E. Decker, M. Smith, A. Lutz, E. Roe, M. Sinnott. SEC- OND ROW: S. Warner, C. Lutz, B. Becker, S. Dalhberg, M. Enderlin, S. Peters, C. Snyder, Mr. Dowitsch. THIRD ROW: A. Lutz, F. Acello, S. Majoris, C. Proudman, J. Clayton. FOURTH ROW: R. Wilkens, T. Rossi, J. Lutz, D. Rathbone, S. Bendt- son, G. Fancher, J. Beers. SPRING CONCERT FIRST ROW: C. Sinnott, A. Lutz, S. Stryker. SECOND ROW: I. Cronk, I. Scholl, I, Riedl, M. Stryker, L. Stryker, R. Ellison. THIRD ROW: I. Brown, G. Fancher, J Beers, F. Acello. apo FIRST ROW: D. Van Wormer, I. Scholl, E. Chatfield, C. Stryker, R. Benjamin, D. Van Aken. SECOND ROW: R. Schmerhorn, D. Hubbard, R. Becker, A. Zarelli, R. Freeman, Mr. Peckham. RIFLE CLUB LEARNS TO CARE FOR ARMS FIRST ROW: B. Everett, D. Buck, J. Brandow, C, Persons. SECOND ROW: K. Wyck- off, D. Wilson, R. Moseman, R. Delmar, D. Miller, J. Moore, H. Bohlen, S. Kings- ley. THIRD ROW: V. Clark, I. Beers, G. Fancher, R. Lafferty, M. Mattice, L. Matrice,.P. Van Buren, M. Hughes, Mr. Dowitsch. BATON TWIRLS AT BASKETBALL GAMES 44 :f- IE. Q QE Q- si 5 n-Jiri 'WNW 'Ml lf ,K xxxxx 5, ...- ...- azsllllllwvlllx Li ffllf cu ,HN 1 111111111 r num l HX 1 X M .x:::.,. . ........ ... .., ..... , ...... zzzszzzzzztzzzzmzz... ........,5 .... - ..... ,.... mama:,-zezzsmazszzzzzzs... ...,..... ....................... ,... ...., ........................ ,...,... zzzzzzzzzazmau11:11:11::::s::::::: Lgwitiiiiiiiiiiliiiiu' ---ezmxxazzzzzaatzzzzzze-i N X if ,Z Q z N 2 N : - N . : .. . -. . , - S E E S 5 ? S 2 Er- 5 7 S X I . ' - 3 Z 5 1 Q : Q :n g 4 1 f X N 2 'I : : : 5 s ' - - - , f : : 1 -Z, UNDEFEATED TEAM WINS FIRST ROW: A. Lutz, R. Perry, T. Rossi, R Young, K. Clark, B. Every, R. Fan- chet, S. Lutz, G. Every. SECOND ROW: J. Lutz, C. Victor, E. Moore, R. Wilkens Mr. Hubbard, M. Van Buren, D. Rathbone, E. Klenow, L. Stryker. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP! BASKETBALL scouts fr-gg TEAMS WE THEY Richmondville 17 3 Jefferson 9 3 Sharon Springs 8 2 'Grand Gorge 9 8 Jefferson 11 2 'Stamford 1 0 Sharon Springs 9 8 Richmondville 18 '7 Berne-Knox 14 12 'Non-League Games The team played nine games during the season, not losing one. Gilboa won the championship for their league and won from Berne-Knox, the champions of the other league, thereby, winning the SCHOHARIE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP, 46 FIRST ROW: D. Van Buren, L. Mattice, E. Klenow, M. Traulsen, P. Giesin, G. Ev- ery, I. Lutz, R. Mueller, D. Plankenhorn, R. Giesin. SECOND ROW: A. Lutz, D. Rathbone, R. Ellison, T. Rossi, C. Victor, R'. Wilkens, E. Moore, K. Clark, VJ. Car- man, D. Van Wormer, Mr. Hubbard. CROSS-COUNTRY GOES TO SECTIONALS During the season the team participated in six cross country runs. They had a meet in which three of the harriers on the J.V. team won medals. These were Charles Victor who came in 15th. David Van Buren who placed 38th and Ronald Giesin who placed 41st out of a field of 100. The cross country squad had a reasonably good sea- son. FIRST ROW: S. Bendtson, R. Delmar, Miss Delamater, S. Stryker, I. Brandow, S. Brown. SECOND ROW: M. Sinnott, V. Clark, B. Kingsley, D. Miller, E. Klenow, M. Moseman, L. Jackson, C. Proudman, S. Kingsley, B. Conine. THIRD ROW: S Peters, B. Young, E. Bohlen, E. Newcomb, R, Van Aken, M. Hughes, G. Fancher, P. VanBuren, K. Wyckoff, H. Bohlen. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB PLAYS OTHER SCHOOLS Left to right: D. Van Wormer, E. Moore, A. Jaeger, M. Traulsen, T Rossi R W11 kens, K. Clark, D. Rathbone, G. Every, I. Lutz, C. Victor, A. Lutz Mr Hubbard Absent: R. Perry. VARSITY GOES TO SECTIONALS' The Varsity team had a very good season during which they lost only one game that counted towards the championship. In the play-off at Saratoga, however, they were defeated in the semi fr nals by Hadley-Luzerne. The score was 42-81. Team Greenville ' Duanesburg Berne Knox Jefferson Sharon Springs Richmondville Roxbury ' Middleburg Duanesburg Berne Knox Schoharie Middleburg Jefferson Stamford ' Sharon Springs Richmondville Hadley-Luzerne non-league sectionals SCORES We 34 52 38 55 74 62 50 61 '79 53 55 44 55 56 44 72 42 48 They 47 37 42 56 49 42 56 59 68 61 46 48 49 58 30 67 81 FIRST ROW R Benjamin, E. Klenow, R. Geisin, D. Plankerhorn, L Stryker SEC OND ROW R Mueller, R. Cook, M. Lawyer, L. Mower, R. Buel. THIRD ROW Mr Marqurt C Stryker, R. Becker, I. Brown. JUNIOR VARSITY SHOWS SCHOOL SPIRIT The J V played 16 games this season, some of which were quite exciting The last one was the most exciting. Team Greenville ' Duanesburg Berne Knox Jefferson Sharon Springs Richmondville Roxbury ' Middleburg Duanesburg Berne Knox Schoharie Middleburg Jefferson Stamford ' Sharon Springs Richmondville ' non league SCORES We 49 They 35 26 42 43 49 37 58 38 30 54 35 37 46 52 54 31 ER CHE S DER CHEERLE . ld, nSf1e R. Ma B Stewart' keI. S- SIIY lmar. R. De hlenv E. B0 rsonsr c. Pe . ggley' s. Km 21 ES TER AMA . r - MISS DEL Advlso . , ' ' WW ,.:n:1uWW MLWW 1 111111111 0 'WWW ' WW 1 ' 1 I W WWI! 4 N1 111111111 - 1111 V H W' 1' X 11111 W' I' I M 11111U1011111 :1 7111'1111111111 1V11g111111HlZa111g7f f W f 1 1111 1111 W ll W 1111011 f 111 MW 1 W 11111111 1111111 fl IW! ' UI! 1 ,1111f' W f l JWW1111 W 1' ,, 111 1 1 Mg! , ' if , f,,, H11111 1, f I U W111111111111' L1 'W' I 1111111 11, ' 1101 111 I f 0 V1 k0ff wyc K. an Mosem M. Conine B. B Dalhberg Miller D L Jackson IC. Proudman ,eu F r - I ff 7 Y FIRST ROW: P. Pisarri, R. Briggs, R. Rossi, R. Castle, F. Acello, R Schaffer SEC OND ROW: J. Peifer, W. Hubbard, V. Bailey, J. Cronk, H. Bevins E Fancher R Perry, A. Hoyt. THIRD ROW: Mr. Carman, H. Snyder, L. Clark, L Scutt R Schmerhorn, D, Hubbard, E. Perry, A. Vrooman. JUNIOR HIGH LEARNS SPORTSMANSHIP The Junior High has learned to play as a team against strangers They also had to learn to play in the presence of an audience and in unfamiliar surround ings. TEAM Sharon Duanesburg Schoharie Cobleskill 8 SCORES WE 17 22 29 18 SI THEY 19 44 28 43 C . Persons SENIOR R- pen-y B. Dalhberg M . Mattice R- AUTOGRAPHS 0 , QW ff W N 62,553 fffl, , eaiwgwwhg Qq fQ , x 7 'J'd1J-'V'-'Q--x a 0,047 132111 JHQQQQZL! QOMM Z2 WN? 5? ifwfia ---- . QA 'QF' - ,.57f:E:Z:-. '5:v'5i3r 'QJQQ 4.9.-fa. -wr.-3 'F-551. -:yr-yay- -'Q 1 L , W , 9' Q '14:-l.- -lie-, ' JF1jg- 4221- ki.: Asa.. '2,?i:2:?f'f 9 ,,,--:. ..A ,-4 gr .,--gf- -' .- x -.--- --fr. '-::..... '- aff-r ff -1. J -R ,T 1 ' L' I -' Eg i , wink- rj 4771110-:,,f'f ' S-4 f Z, I 1' 3 . s r- H50 Q, ,fy any 1 4' 1 '49 'P -4 X , ' ' if 1 I y r 1,5 E f x fu f , . A ,. . v: If I- . ' . - W . ' J .,, - K, H I, M 5. - 1- :P 1 ' :zz ' f'J. Y' ':: , Q ,,, . lla v xv -a .ig 0 Xxx, X g xg: -J , 1 X35 N xob ' s, X ! x ly SH . , x lx SxNN -.. . , , , , -F 4' , , 7 6 9 Z , ,. , , , ,, 4 , ., 1 fo .gr .5 ,,-,- ,- --- Q f,,,,?5,.+, ' -1, ,---E., ..V.-:, ,tis -6. , . , , - --,, ':--....- ,, ., f:-2-:cgi-,. ,....... ..,,--, Y YV . . XX, ig xx V , 1931 There are no known changes 1932 EMERSON MEAD - Married, Merchant Marine 1933 HAZEL BEERS - Mrs. John Briggs, 6 sons, Prattsville, N. Y. A MILDRED CASE - Mrs. Amos King, 2 children, Blenheim, N. Y. MARIORIE DECKER - Mrs, Douglas Leonard, 1 child, Otego, N. Y. CLIFFORD ENDERLIN - Married Elinor Lee, 3 children, Merchant, Prattsville N. Y. ELINOR LEE - Mrs. Clifford Enderlin, 3 children, Pratrsville, N. Y. ESTHER RICHTMYER - Mrs. Edward Tompkins, 1 son, Gilboa, N. Y. IOLA STEWART - Mrs. Alfred Volker, 3 daughters, Purling, N. Y. OTTO VROOMAN - Married Mildred Lucile, U.S. Government, Washington, D.C. 1934 There are no known changes 1935 PAULINE FAULKNER - Mrs. Cleneth Barkman, 2 children, Prattsville, N. Y. RAYMOND FREDENBURGH - Married Evelyn Delmarter, 4 children, Orange Peel Oil Operator, Manatee, Florida 1936 There are no known changes 1937 MARY MAHAR - Mrs. Francis Scott, 2 sons, Maryland, N. Y. 1938 MADALENE BAILEY - Mrs. Frank Wyckoff, 3 children, Treasurer of School District, Gilboa, N. Y. ETHELYN BRAINERD - Mrs. Francis Vermilyea, 3 children, Hobart, N. Y. ALETHA BRANDOW - Mrs. Charles Hoagland, 3 children, West Kill, N, Y. ROBERT CAMMER - Married Kathleen Rogers, 2 children, Farming, Gilboa, N. Y. HAROLD CHASE - Married Lucille Lampron, 2 children, Substitute Clerk in Post Office, Nashua, New Hampshire HARRY CHASE - Married Geraldine Southard, 3 children, New York Telephone Co., Schenectady, N. Y. THERESA HAZUCZKY - Mrs. Nicholas Barell, Lime Kiln, N. Y. ELEANOR l-IICKEY - Mrs. Richard Brady, 2 children, Roxbury, N. Y. GENEVEIVE HOAGLAND - Mrs. Robert Delanoy, 2 children, Kingston, N. Y. 54 AMOS KING - Married Mildred Case, 2 children, Operating Saw Mill, Blen- heim, N. Y. WILLIAM LEGER - Married Laura Wright, 5 children, U.S,A.F., England RUTH LUTZ - Assistant Professor of Nutrition, Ithaca, N. Y. AUSTIN MARQUIT - Married Evelyn Hilliker, 3 sons, Plastic Technician, Auburn, N. Y. DORA MEAD - Mrs. Claude Castle, 7 children, Gilboa, New York JAY MATTICE - Married Florence Brady, 3 children, Farming, Middleburg, N. Y. IEANETTE NEAHR - Mrs. Wilfred Silvernail, Dental Hygienist, Blenheim, N. Y. BEULAH SCHERMERHORN - Mrs. Charles Tryon, 2 children, Norton Hill, N. Y. 4 GOLDIE SCHERMERHORN - Mrs. Herscher Garrison, Millville, New Jersey GERTRUDE VAN LOAN - Mrs. Alexander Anderson, 2 children, Windham, N. Y. DORIS VROOMAN - Secretary, State Commerce Dept., Albany, N. Y. MARIAN WALLY - Mrs. Stanley Brown, 2 daughters, Gilboa, N. Y. RICHARD RICHTMY ER - Married Rosemary Wyckoff, 2 daughters, Creamery Worker, Gilboa, N. Y. 1939 ROSEMARY WYCKOFF - Mrs. Richard Richtmyer, 2 daughters, Gilboa, N. Y ROBERTA KNOX - Mrs. Raymond Scoville, l son, Middleburg, N. Y. DORIS THORPE - Mrs. Henry Solomon, 2 children, Mattapoisett, Mass. 1940 ROBERT TODD - Married Frances, 3 children, Chief Accountant, General Laboratory Associates, Inc., Norwich, N. Y. HELENA NICKERSON -'Mrs. Frank Wiley, 5 daughters, Victor, N. Y. 1941 RALPH KNOX - Married Dorothea Evans, 3 children, Plant Manager, Spauld- ing Bakers, Hazleton, Pa. CARLTON CONRO - Married Kathleen, 2 sons, South Gilboa, N. Y. ROBERT LEGER - Married Virginia Hartline, 4 children, U.S. Gov't. Forest Ranger, Ferron, Utah. GEORGE SCHERMERHORN - Married Lillian Steiner, 1 daughter. works for Greendell Packing Corp., Grand Gorge, N. Y. EILEEN WILSON - Mrs. Stephen Sindoni, 1 son, Schenectady, N. Y. 1942 GEORGETTE STEINER - Mrs. William Givens, 1 daughter, Grand Gorge, N. Y. LILLIAN STEINER - Mrs. George Schermerhorn, 1 daughter, Grand Gorge HILDA VAN WORMER - Mrs. Ralph Reed, 5 children, West Hurley, N. Y. 1943 ROBERT BUEL - Married, 6 children, Construction Work, Babson Park, Fla. 55 LOUIE CARMAN - Married Katherine Cortess, 4 children, Manager, Carman Trucking Co., Prattsville, N. Y. I-IAZEL CARL - Mrs. Orville Clark, 6 children, Gilboa, N. Y. RUTH CASE - Mrs. Asahel Sutton, 6 children, Bloomville, N. Y. DORIS COOK - Mrs. Robert Kirk, 2 children, Store Keeper, Gilboa, N. Y. LAVENIA DE WITT - Mrs. Jasper Leith, 2 daughters, Albany, N. Y. EDWIN FANCHER - Stockroom Foreman, Will Corp., Baltimore, Md. WILMA FANCHER - Mrs. Richard Harty, 2 daughters, Hunter, N. Y. DOROTHY HANER - Mrs. Ellis Kirk, 3 children, Gilboa, N. Y. BARBARA HESS - Mrs. Arthur Patierne, 3 children, Schenectady, N. Y. ROBERT HINMAN - Married Regina Hodge, Engine Lathe, G.E. , Scotia, N. Y. DOROTHY RYAN - Mrs. John Klindtworth, 5 children, Staten Island, N. Y. JOSEPHINE TRAVER - Mrs. Clarence Van Valkenburgh, 5 children, Lexington, N. Y. BETTY THORPE - Mrs. louis Sander, 2 children, St. Milton, Mass. JENNIE VALENTI - Mrs. Robert Laux, 1 daughter, South Gilboa, N. Y. CLARENCE VAN VALKENBURGH - Married Josephine Traver, 5 children, Farm ing, Lexington, N. Y. HAROLD VAN WORMER - Married Marjorie All, 3 children, Farming, Fulton- ham, N. Y. 1944 HILDA BRAND - Mrs. Rudy Timm, 3 children, Gilboa, N. Y. MYRTLE KILIAN - Mrs. Edward Scott, 1 daughter, Secretary, Albany, N. Y. OLIVE MEAD - Home, Gilboa, N. Y. 1945 FRANKLIN CLAPPER - Married Phyllis Dewell, 4 children, Owner of General Store, Preston Hollow, N. Y. MARY DAVIS - Mrs. James Commarto, 3 children, Schenectady, N. Y. PHYLLIS DEWELL - Mrs. Franklin Clapper, 4 children, Preston Hollow, N. Y. RUTH LEGER - Mrs. Arthur Rickard, 4 children, Prattsville, N. Y. CATHRYN MATTICE - Mrs. Francis Murphy, Postal Clerk at Gilboa Post Office, Middleburg, N. Y. CHARLES MEEKER - Married, 2 sons, Works in North Blenheim Creamery, Prattsville, N. Y. 1946 VILMA JEAN COLE - Mrs. Robert Miller, 2 daughters, Bank Teller in Grand Gorge, Prattsville, N. Y. 1947 There are no known changes 1948 FRANCES AMBROSINO - Mrs. David MacIntosh, 3 children, Schenectady, N. Y. DOROTHY BREMER - Mrs. Lewis Kohler, 3 sons, Voorheesville, N. Y. DONALD BRANDOW - Married Arvessa Cleveland, 2 sons, State Thruway Col- lector, Gilboa, N. Y. 56 DOANLD BUEL - Married Coralie Sickler, 4 children, Farming, Prattsville, N. Y. JOSEPHINE CAM PANELLA - Mrs. Ellwood Speanburg, 3 sons, Prattsville, N. Y GEORGE CATALDO - Married Shirley Schruers, 2 daughters, Teacher, Ontario, N. Y. LILLIAN CONINE - Mrs. Forest Kinney, 3 daughters, Spragueville, N. Y. DAYTON DE WITT - Married, 2 children, Farming, Gilboa, N. Y. ELIZABETH FANCHER - Mrs. Merwin, 2 sons, Stenographer and District Clerk for Gilboa School, Gilboa, N. Y. ROBERT FANCHER - Married Doris Germond, 2 children, Farming, Gilboa, N. Y. BARNETT FULLER - Married, 3 children, Army Depot in Schenectady, North Blenheim, N. Y. BERNICE GREGORY - Mrs. David Ellis, Falmouth, Mass. RALPH HADDEN - Married, 1 son, Milk Route, Downsville, N. Y. ELIZABETH KOHLER - Mrs. Daniel Underwood, 1 son, Roxbury, N. Y. BARBARA KRIEGER - Mrs. Phillip Finche, 3 children, Roxbury, N. Y. WILFRED LATTA - Married Loretta Haskin, 2 children, Truck Driver, Gilboa, N. Y. MARION LOZIER - Working at the U. N., Attending Columbia University, N. Y ARLENE TAYLOR - Mrs. Harold Steadman, 2 sons, Lake Worth, Fla. RAYMOND TRAVER - Farming, Gilboa, N. Y. RUSSELL VAN AKEN - Home, Gilboa, N. Y. NELLIE VAN VALKENBURG - Mrs. Glen Fuller, 1 child, Albany, N. Y. WALTER WYCKOFF - Married Alice Simpson, 4 sons, Farming, Gilboa, N. Y. 1949 GERALD BECKER - Married, 1 daughter, Albany Business College, Melmond Hollow, N. Y. ENDWELL BUELL - Married Janet Ames, 1 son, Teacher, Schoharie, N. Y. CLARA HANER - Mrs. Gil Smith, 2 sons, Eagle Grove, Iowa JEANNE SHAFER - Gas Station Attendant, North Blenheim, N. Y. 19 50 FLOYD BRAINERD - Married Marjorie Kohler, 1 son, Farming, Gilboa, N. Y. CARLTON FANCHER - Married Shirley Smith, 3 sons, Student, Cortland State Teachers College, Cortland, N. Y. EDWARD MYERS - Married Joan Vallier, 1 daughter, Greendell, Roxbury, N. Y JAMES MARQUIT - Married Annemarie Kuhn, 2 children, Teacher, Prattsville, N. Y. Pl-IYLLIS MYERS - Mrs. Leland Hulbert, 2 children, Middleburg, N. Y. 1951 KENNETH BECKER - Married, Working at Air Force Base, Patchogue, Long Island, N . Y. VIRIGINA BECKER - Mrs. Paul Cross, 3 children, Jefferson, N. Y. CORA KEITH - Mrs. Ralph Felter, 1 son, Kelly Corners, N . Y. VERNON PICKETT - Married Dorothy Bucchioni, Farming, Gilboa, N . Y. CATHERINE POMMERER - Mrs. John Marcus, 1 son, Rochester, N, Y, SHIRLEY SUMMERS - Mrs. Raymond Leger, 1 daughter, Schenectady, N . Y. 1952 57 NORMA CROSS - Mrs. Paul Ellis, 2 children, Prattsville, N. Y. CYNTHIA CUTLER - Mrs. Robert Peretzman, Typist, New Haven, Conn. PRESTON FANCHER - Truck Driver, Gilboa, N. Y. ELIZABETH GRANBY - Mrs. Roy Foland, 3 children, Central Bridge, N. Y. GLEN HALLOCK - Married Janet Kingsley, U.S. Army, Porto Rico RAYMOND LEGER - Married Shirley Summers, 1 daughter, Life Underwriter, Schenectady, N. Y. VICTOR MACE - Student, Cobleskill Agriculture and Tech. College, Gilboa, N. Y. FREDRICK WICKERT - Married Kayoke Takigucki, U.S,A.F,, San Francisco, Calif. 1953 DONALD BRAINERD - Married Reba Kellerhouse, 1 son, Clerk in Oneida Store Grand Gorge, N. Y. LE GRAND BUEL - Farming, Gilboa, N. Y. NELSON BUEL - Working in Radio-TV Shop in Margaretville, Prattsville, N. Y GERALD DENT - Married Joyce Loucks, U. S. Army, Grand Gorge, N. Y. SHIRLEY DUNHAM - Mrs. Joseph Doroski, 2 children, Windham, N. Y. PAUL ELLIS - Married Norma Cross, 2 children, Prattsville, N. Y. FRED ERMLICH - Studying for Priesthood, St. Bonaventure, N. Y. BEVERLY FANCHER - Engineer Clerk at Line Aviation, Binghamton, N. Y. FLORENCE HOYT - Mrs. Everett Conine, 2 daughters, Prattsville, N. Y. RICHARD JACKSON - U.S. Army, Korea WILLIAM KNISKERN - Married Viriginia Palmatier, Farming, North Blenheim N. Y. LA VERNE HUBBARD - Construction Work, Florida MILES KOHLER - Married Lois Beers, 3 children, Greendell, Gilboa, N. Y. PATRICIA LAW - Nurse at Keuka College, Keuka, N. Y. PAYE NEWCOMB - Mrs. William Haynes, Clerk at Draffen's, Grand Gorge, N. Y. ROBERT POMMERER - Mechanical Engineer, United Air Craft, Hartford, Conn CLARA ROGERS - Mrs. George Stapchuk, 2 daughters, Cairo, N. Y. ESTELLA ROGERS - Mrs. Paul Clark, 3 daughters, Gilboa, N. Y. ALICE SNYDER - Mrs. Kenneth Crane, Belle Mead, N. J. WAYNE TAYLOR - Working for Senser and Trask, Albany, N. Y. JOAN TRAULSEN - Mrs. William Proudman, Gilboa, N. Y. SIDNEY VINING - Married, U,S,A.F., Mass. DOREEN VRADENBURG - Mrs. Carl Goins, 1 son, Norfolk, Va. MYRTLE YOUNG - Mrs. Carman Seabury, l daughter, Selkirk, N. Y. 1954 CORNELIA BRAREN - Mrs. John Masonick, 1 daughter, San Leandro, Calif. ARLENE CONINE - Mrs. Charles Wyckoff, Secretary IBM, Prattsville, N. Y. MARYANNE ERMLICH - Mrs. Henry Winterstein, l son, Schenectady, N. Y. CHARLOTTE HASKIN - Mrs. Wayne Carlton, Chattanooga, Tenn. REGINALD HASKIN - Married Loretta Johnson, 1 son, Greendell, Roxbury, N. MARYLIN HUBBARD - Mrs. Gilbert Harris, 2 daughters, Ramona, Calif. WARREN HULETT - Balston Lake, N. Y. HARTFORD KEITH - Working in A8sP, Catskill, Gilboa, N. Y. CARL LEGER - Married Josette Urbanszic, U.S,A.F,, Springfield, Mass, ROBERT MACE - Home, Gilboa, N. Y. 58 ARNOLD MURRAY - Married Mildred Burns, U.S.A,F,, Plattsburg, N. Y. FRANCES NICKERSON - Mrs. Bruce Hall, 3 daughters, Malden, N. Y. PHY LLIS WEST - Mrs. Jack Ostrander, Accounting Dept., N. Y. Telephone Co., Prattsville, N. Y. 1955 SHIRLEY BROWN - Mrs. Howard Kutzscher, Nurse, Flushing, N. Y. MILDRED BURNS - Mrs. Arnold Murray, Nurse, Plattsburg, N. Y. NANCY PARLIMAN - Working for Peck's, Richmondville, N. Y. JOHN PEIFER - U. S. Army, Korea ANNETTE STEWART - Mrs. Ross Rivenburg, 2 children, Gilboa, N. Y. 1956 CAMILLA ACELLO 3 Student, Albany State Teachers College, Albany, N. Y ROSE BRAINERD - Home, Gilboa, N. Y. BONNIE BROWN - Switchboard Operator, Flushing, N. Y. WILLIAM DREBITKO - Student, Union College, Schenectady, N. Y. GERALD HUBBARD - U.S. Army, Okinawa PETER HUGHES - Married Una Sweatman, Student, Brockport, Rochester, N. Y JOAN MARQUIT - Student, Oneonta State Teachers College, Prattsville, N. WALTER MICHA - Student, Ithaca College, Prattsville, N. Y. Sl-IIRLEY MUELLER - Office Work in Iroquois Gas Corporation, Buffalo, N. Y CAROL PARLIMAN - Bridal Consultant for B.Forman's, Rochester, N. Y. EVELYN PROUDMAN - Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. , Kingston, N. Y. LUCY ROE - Working at Audiosears in Roxbury, Gilboa, N. 'i . ELIZABETH SNY DER - Mrs. Richard Mattice, 1 son, South Gilboa, N. Y. DONALD TOMPKINS - Home, Gilboa, N. Y. CHARLES WYCKOFF - Married Arlene Conine, Truck Driver, Prattsville, N. Y 19 57 JOYCE BAILEY - Office Work Remington Rand in Cobleskillg Gilboa, N. Y . LARRY BECKER - Working in Victory Store, Oneonta, N. Y. MURIEL BRAINERD - Student Nurse, Albany, N. Y. JUERGEN BRAREN - Working at Audiosears in Roxbury, Gilboa, N. Y. DOROTHY BUCCHIONI - Mrs. Vernon Pickett, Gilboa, N. Y. JANICE DE WITT - Typist, Florida LESLIE BUEL - Farming, Gilboa, N. Y. MILDRED CASTLE - Home, Gilboa, N. Y. RALPH CUTLER - U. S. Navy AUDREY FANCHER - Bookkeeper, Prattsville, N. Y. DONALD FREEMAN - U.S. Navy JUNE FREEMAN - Student Alfred Tech. Collegeg Gilboa, N. Y. FRANCES GERMAN - Mrs. Lynden Bevins, Milford, N. Y. DAVID HALLOCK - Farming, Gilboa, N. Y. FLORA DEL HALLOCK - Student, Oneonta State Teachers College, Oneonta, N. Y. PAUL HUMPHREY - Married Shirley Nellis, 1 son, Connors Furniture Store. Middleburg, N. Y. DAVID KISHPAUGH - Hospital Attendant, Wassaic State School, Wassaic, N. Y. MARIORIE KOHLER - Mrs. Floyd Brainerd, 1 son, Gilboa, N. Y. 59 WILLIS LUTZ - Farming, Prattsville, N. Y. JOAN MOORE - Student, Alfred Tech. Institute, North Blenheim, N. Y. PATRICIA MUELLER - Mrs. Robert Fischer, Information Operator, Buffalo, N. Y. PETER ROSSI - U.S. Navy SONIA PLANKENHORN - Air Line Hostess, Chicago, Illinois DONNA PROUDMAN - U.S.A,F. Colorado 19 58 INGRID BENSON - Mrs. Edward Nakonesznyg Conn. JERROLD BRAINARD - Working at Audiosears in Roxbury, Prattsville, N. Y. LORRAINE BRAINERD - Mrs. Phillip Robinson, 1 daughter, Gilboa, N. 'Y. CLARA CASTLE - Home, Gilboa, N. Y. PATRICIA DUNHAM - Secretarial Work, Albany, N. Y. BARRY EVERY - Student, Oneonta State Teachers College, Oneonta, N. Y. LAWERENCE FANCHER - Farming, Gilboa, N. Y. RONALD FANCHER - Home, Gilboa, N. Y. ELAINE FOWLER - Mrs. Rudy Ehlers, Grand Gorge, N. Y. ELIZABETH KEITH - Home, Gilboa, N. Y. JOYCE KINGSLEY - Secretarial Work at Stamford, Gilboa, N. Y. JAMES LAW - Student, Cobleskill Agriculture and Tech. Institute, Gilboa, N. Y. LAURA LEWIS - Mrs. Gilbert Collins, Bookkeeper, Prattsville, N. Y. SAYERS LUTZ - Student, Hope College, Holland, Michigan CAROL MERWIN - Mrs. Russell Miller, Gilboa, N. Y. YVONNE MERWIN - Home,' Gilboa, N. Y. VIRIGINA MOSEMAN - Home, Prattsville, N. Y. BETTY PARLIMAN - Student, Hartwick College, Oneonta, N. Y. DOREEN PEARSALL - Mrs. Richard Ferris, Working at Audiosears in Roxbury, Grand Gorge, N. Y. TERESA SCUTT - Student, Oneonta State Teachers College, Oneonta, N. Y BARBARA SNYDER - Home, Gilboa, N. Y. MARTIN VAN BUREN - Farming, Roxbury, N. Y. sh -M au. ,:. e Us :VIA 4579 girl. g-iilf' .n , , x . ,p . , 'I X . I ,A va.. ,L iff' 1. 3- .5 A ff ' fffifiz , -sf . . ? 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