Greenwood Central High School - Triple Terrace Yearbook (Greenwood, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1951 volume:

Mr. Richard Willover IIEIJIIIX-1TII1N To Coach Willover, we dedicate this 1951 TRIPLE TEH- HACE as an expression of our devotion for a teacher who has done so much to promote physical education, leadership and sportsmanship. p ' In 1948, Greenwood had the best basketball team in its history. The coach led his team to the semi-final play-off game for the championship of Section V of the State Athletic Association. Those who have eamed coveted places in Mr. Willover's Leadership Club by assuming responsibilities in handling young- er boys and girls have gained invaluable practical experience. ' The Yearbook Staff X i ' 4 f xx BUAHDlH7EDUCATHl T First Row, L.to R.: Virgil Hussey, District Su erintendent, George Rollins, l'resiiff-nt: fxiariou Stru- Vice President. Second Row: Paul Harkenrider, gordon Pease, Clarence Stephens. FAEULTX if f 5 Seated: Miss Slocum, Second Crude, Bliss Hoskins, Music, Miss Younglove, Kindergarten, Nlrs. Cole, Nurs eg Mrs. Murphy, First Grade, Mrs. White, Fifth Grade, Mrs. Sutton, English, Math, Social Studies, Mrs. Frank, English, .4 rt. Standing: Mr. Love, Agriculture, Mr. Horosko, Sixth Grade, Mr. Willover, Physical Education: Miss Hogan, Third Grade, Miss jesse, Fourth Crude, Miss Evans, Homemaking, Xlr. Frank, Principrzl,' Mr. Tennant, Vice-Principal, Commercial, Mr. Lynn, Social Studies, Language, Driver Trainingf 4 ' Y www SUM X WQQQXQQN Graduates of 1951, may I use Henry VanDyke's words as my own valedictory to you? Let me but live my life from year to year with forward face and unreluctant soul5 not hurrying to, nor turning from the goal5 not mourning for the things that disappear in the dim past, nor holding back in fear from what the future veils5 but with a whole and happy heart that pays its toll to Youth and Age, and travels on with cheer. So let the way wind up the hill or down, o'er rough or smooth, the joumey will be jopfg still seeking what l sought when but a boy, new riendships, high ad- venture, and a crown, my heart will keep the courage of the quest, and hope the road's last turn will be the best. Devello Frank Supervising Principal EI. SS UF1951 DORIS BANKS t4Redll Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choms 1, 2, 3, 45 State Mu- sic Festival 3g All-State Chorus 45 Class Play 3, 45 School Paper 45 Fashion Editor of School Pqmer 45 Student Council 35 Intra- murals 15 Band C tain 3, 45 Chorus Presi- dent 3, -4-5 Class gocial Chainnan 25 Driver Training 35 G.A.A. 45 Cheerleader 1, 25 Operetta 15 F.lI.A. 1-. BETTY COATES Mickey Chorus 3, 45 Driver Training 45 Band 3 Chorus-Band Secretary and Treasurer 35 ln- tramurals 35 Class Play 45 School Paper 45 All-State Chorus 45 F.H.A. 4. R AYMOND DOTY llRaylI J.V. Basketbdl l, 2, V. Basketball 3,4g Baseball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football 2, 43 Projection Club l, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. l, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Projection Club Treasurer 3, 4, Co-C t. of Football 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Vollexall 3, 4. l'1ltlMl'lTT l'IllSl.HY I 11,0819 ,l.V. llmketball 2, 35 V. Basketball 4, Foot- ball 2, 4, Track 3, 45 Projection Club l, 2, 3, 1-g 'l .l .A. l, 4, llriver Training 4, Class Play 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, School Paper 45 Demonstration l, 3, 49 Student Council 3, 4, Class Vice-President 3, 4, Class Treasurer 29 Projection Club Vice-President lg Projection Club President 2, fl, 45 Co-Cqat. of Basket- ball ig .Student Council Vice-President 3, Student Council President 4, Volleyball 3, 4. ALBERT F AULKNFIR IIAA lil Class Play 3, 4, j.V. Basketball l, 2, V. Bas- ketball 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 43 Football l, 45 Track 3, 4, F.F.A. lg Projection Club 1, 3, Leadership Club 4, Band 3, 4, Chorus 43 Demonstration 1, 3, 4, lntramurals lg Student Council 44 Projection Club Treasurer lg Driv- er Training 4g Volleyball 3: Oratory Contest 3, 4. BE ATRIC F1 FRIGICL NN' ll NB can Band l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 1, 2, ll, 1-5 School Paper 1, 2, 4, State iland 3, 4, All-State Flusic Festival 3, 4g Library Club lg Class Play 3, 45 Class President lg Class Social Chainnm 33 Driver Training 3, Ai, Cheerleader lg Copy Editor School Paper 45 Assistant Editor School Paper 2, Operetta 1, 29 5 eech Choir lg Omtorical Contest l, 3, 44 :Xrt Club -lg l7.ll.A. 4, Student Council l-. 4 ,.., .......... EUCERTHA HOUGHTALING Genie Class Play 39 Intramuralsn2, 43 Demons'-ration 3, 49 Leadership Club 39 Projection Club 29 School Paper 49 G.A.A. 49 Driver Training 49 Shop 39 Track l, 2g Art Club 19 F.H.A. 4. 'R SULANNE H YLAND Suzie Chorus 1, 2, 3, 49 Yearbook l, 2, 3, 49 Year book Chairman 3, 49 School Paper 2, 49 Li- brary Club 49 Projection Club l, 29 Driver Training 49 lntrarnurals 1, 2, 49 Track 29 G.A.'X. 49 Library Club Secretary 49 G.A.A. Secretary and Treasurer 49 Social Chairman Chorus 39 Operetta l9 Class Play 49 Social Chairman Class 49 News Editor School Paper 49 Leadership Club 29 Cheerleader 2, 3, 49 Photography Club 4g F.H.A. 49 F.H.A. Presi- dent 4. JANET LAMPHIER ujann Speech Choir 19 Library Club 2, 3, 49 Band 2, 3, 49 Driver Training 39 Band Officer 3, 4' Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 49 Library Club Secre- tary 39 Intramurals 1, 29 Class Play 3, 49 Uratory Contest 39 Shop 3, 49 School Paper 49 Art Editor School Paper 49 Cafeteria 49 Li- brary Club President 49 Yearbook Staff 49 Yearbook Secretary 49 Track 29 F.H.A. Secre- tary 4. 1. EON MCNIQILL uCubn x ,I.V. Basketball l, 29 V. Basketball 3, 49 Baseball 2, 3, 49 Football 2, 4g Volleyball 3, 49 Projection Club 1, 2, 49 F'.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Student Council 3, 4-9 Track 2, 3, 49 Class Play 3, 49 Class President 2, 3, 49 Class Vice-President 19 ,I.V. Captain 29 Varsity Captain 49 Football Captain 49 Leadership Club 2, 3, 49 Driver Training 39 Intramurals l, 2, 39 Demonstration 1, 3, 49 School Paper 3, 49 V ice-President Leadership Club 3. H ANS PUNDT ushortyn Class Play 4, Shop 4, F.F.A. 4, School Paper 4. Amor: REIMANN A llie Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, School Pa er 2, 4, C.A.A. 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Projection Cjlub 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 4, Class Play 3, 4, ln- lralnurals 2, 4, Demonstration 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Shop 3, 4, Yearbook Treasurer 2, 3, 4, School P er 'Treasurer 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Student Cpouncil 4, Photography Club President 4, Secretary Student Council 4, F'.ll.A. 4. KX... fum, , 5 X NINA SAUNDERS Nina Intramurals 1, 2, Art Club 1, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Projection Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Band 2, School Paper 2, 4, Oratorical Con- test 3, Class Play 3, 4, Cafeteria 4, Class Treasurer 4, Photography Club 4, F.H.A. VicePresident 4. P ADDY SHIRLEY Irish Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Library Club 3, Driver Training 4, Intramurals 2, 4, Class Play 4, Shop 3, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, School Paper 4, Managing and Humor Editor of School Paper 4, Projection Club 1, 2, 3, Track 2, C.A.A. 4, Cheerleader 2, O eretla 1, Art Club 4, Photography Club 3, l1P.H.A. 4. ustwill mdrfiliisiumrnd. We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one, being of sound mind and memory, do declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. To the faculty, we leave our thanks for their effort in making this important era of our lives a successful adventure. To the Juniors, Leon McNeill leaves ten pounds of good healthy books and his hope for a Senior Homeroom for them next year. To Gail Doxtater, Paddy Shirley wills her ability to say the wrong things at the wrong time. To ,Ioan Holt, Doris Banks and Betty Coates leave their ability to be on time for school the day after. Janet Lamphier wishes to give to Catherine Grumley her perfect attendance record. To Marlene Waters, Beatrice Freeland bequeaths her bashfulness. Suzanne Hyland leaves to Louise Lounsberry her treasured ability to do what comes naturally. Raymond Doty passes on to John Kernan his ability to get along with Mr. Redmond. I Alyce Reimann leaves to Veronica Smith her ability to play basketball. Nina Saunders gives to Evelyn Drake her ability to get along with the teachers. Nina Saunders leaves to Janice Plank her perfect attendance record. To Patricia Harkenrider, Eugertha Houghtaling wills her ability to play basket- ball and volleyball. To Carl Haskell, Emmett Ersley leaves his ability to cause explosions in trigonometry class. Hans Pundt bequeaths his height to Charlotte Waters. Albert Faulkner leaves to Delores Osmin his ability to look at the bright side of life. Dated and witnessed this twenty-second day of June Nineteen hundred and fifty-one. Doris Banks, Dnly Appointed Class Attorney 10 SE IUH HUHUSIIUPE DORIS BANKS Nickname: Red Likes: fun Dislikes: alcoholics Wants to be: Mrs. R. Horton Will be: successful Noted for: silliness Classified as: Dick's Pet peeve: catty girls Luckiest SUZANNE HYLAND Nickname: Suzie Likes: life in general Dislikes: nothing special Wants to be: happy go lucky Will be: happy but not so lucky Noted for: er cooperation in work Classified as:'short and sweet Pet peeve: two faced people Sweetest BETTY coAjrEs Nickname: Mickey Likes: dancing Dislikes: Greenwood Wants to be: dental hygienist Will be: housewife Noted for: laughing Classified as: nobody's Pet peeve: working Vainest EMMETT ERSLEY Nickname: Joe Likes: chocolate ice-cream Dislikes: bean soup Wants to beg science engineer Will be: ditch digging engineer Noted for: penmanship Classified as: brain-storm Pet peeve: compositions Haudiest ALBERT FAULKNER Nickname: Al Likes: mostly anything Dislikes: conceited people Wants to be: civil engineer Will be: U? Noted for: red hair Classified as: comedian Pet peeve: traitors to the team Saddest LEON VlcNEILL Nickname: Cub Likes: brush cuts Dislikes: getting mad Wants to be: farmer Will be: -bum Noted for: bothering peo le Classified as: peace maker Pet peeve: ssip aeerest HANS PUNDT Nickname: Shorty Likes: American girls Dislikes: loud people Wants to be: teacher Will be: successful Noted for: energy Classified: as strong Pet peeve: the Junior Class Lankiest RAYMOND DOTY Nicknmne: Ray Likes: studying Dislikes: everything but studying Wants-to be: Treasurer of the United States Will be: rich Noted for: educational ability Classified as: brilliant Pet peeve: counterfeiting Wittiest NINA SAUNDERS Nickname: Niner Likes: square dancing Dislikes: conceited people Wants to be: artist Will be: just plain Niner Noted for: good worker Classified as: nature girl Pet peeve: two faced people Gravest EUGERTHA HOUGHTALING Nickname: Genie Likes: Whitesville Dislikes: history Wants to be: in the W.A.F.'s Will be: housewife Noted for: a hit with Whitesville Classified as: Bruce's Pet peeve: Two faced people Mildest 11 BEATRICE FREELAND Nickname: Bea Likes: good times Dislikes: hard work Wants to be: happily married Will be: woman executive Noted for: being outspoken Classified as: good ' Joe Pet peeve: ttin u mornin s ' gist Vyriglgler 8 JANET LAMPHIER Nickname: J an Likes: hot meatball sandwiches Dislikes: ighting Wants to be: Mrs. W. Jackson Will be: successful Noted for: her sweetness Classified as: Walt's Pet peeve: reading Neatest PADDY SHIRLEY Nickname: Irish Likes: Pizza Dislikes: exercise Wants to be: millionaire Will be: penny! pitcher Noted for: tal of the USAF Classified as: Seymour's Pet peeve: conceited girls Gladdest ALYCE REIMANN Nickname: Allie Likes: basketball Dislikes: working Wants to be: secretary Will be: old maid Noted for: ability in basketball Classified as: sure-shot Pet peeve: conceited people Shyest CLASS HISTUHY Twelve years ago, we, from different parts of Greenwood, started up the Golden Stairs of Education, and now we have reached the top. In the class we started with we find five of the present fourteen seniors. They were Beatrice Freeland, Suzanne Hyland, Paddy Shirley, ,Ianet Lamphier and Emmett Ersley. Doris Banks joined us in our fifth year. The year went by and we went back to school and found Alyce Reimann, Nina Saunders, Leon McNeill and Albert Faulkner. Our class was getting larger each year. Our seventh year we were in junior High School moving about with the High School. That year we found Eugertha Houghtaling from Rexville. ' In our ninth year the chief thought was' when and how to acquire enough money to finance our trip to Washington and our first venture was a Pie Plant Pete and Harmonica joe program. We tumed most of the money over to help buy an electric score board for our gymnasium. Raymond Doty joined us. Nothing much exciting happened in our Sophomore year except ordering our class rings and picking our class color, green and white, flower, red and white roses and our motto, There is no knowledge that is not power . Albert Faulkner left us and the year had passed. Our third year high school class assembled with brand new class rings and we had another new member, Betty Coates, from Knoxville, Pennsylvania and Albert Faulkner had retumed. We presented our first play, Danger, Willie at Work . We had the Junior and Senior Banquet. As seniors we began the twelfth and final year of our scholastic career in September of 1950. Hans Plmdt from Germany became the fourteenth and last member of the class. We organized in September and chose as President, Leon McNeillg Vice-President, Emmett Ersleyg Treasurer, Nina Saunders, Social Chair- man, Suzanne Hyland and Secretary, Janet Lamphier. Mr. Love was entrusted with the task of advising. We had a play November 17th, ln Again, Out Again . We held a spaghetti supper December 7th and a Chirstmas Dance December 21st. During our four years of high school many came and left us. They were: Joyce Cummings, Rachel Wing, Anna Guild, Robert Bailey, Robert Mills, ,lean Hovey, Vera Heckman and Billie Lemmon. We hope that this brief history may be kept for at least a short time in our memories. Although we hate to leave our classmates, we will always cherish the memory of them and happy times at Greenwood Central School. 12 KN Reaixn L-li ,iii ,.,.....h C5 ,,NfNE .ASG EKPG C5 TER HLA ML Elp TNH CGY Cf Un a'ef'5!az55m en M -QFQW UNIUH CL SS L ouise Lounsberry P resident Marlene Waters Vic e-P resident C atherine Grumley Treasurer Janice Plank SCCTCMU Mr. Tennant A dvisor Seated: Catherine Grumley, Janice Plank, Patricia Harkenrider, Joan Holt, Delores Osmin, Marlene Waters, Veronica Smith. Kneeling: John Kernan. Standing: Mr. Tennant, Carl Haskell. The Junior Class met in September with Room 201 as homeroom. Our activities for the year included the James M. Cole circus held at the school, a dance and a bake sale. V . We welcomed Agnes Rogan, Alberta Williams and Phyllis Plank to the Sophomore Class. Our activities have included a roller skating party, concessions at the school fair and the selling of Christmas and social cards. t First Row: Shirley Shampine, Corinne Hyland, Arnold Sherman, Jenncy Brown, Beverly Reimann. Second Row: Lyla Baker, Kathleen 0'Brien, Kathleen Greene, Jeanne ornell, Phyllis Plank, Miss Hoskins. Third Row: Alberta Williams, Eugene Baker, Darold Coddington, Dale Woodworth, Cordon Hulse, Agies Rogan, Shirley Caffery. A bsent: Dale Hovey, Patricia Johnson. IIQIPHUMUHE EI. SS Arnold Sherman P resident Corinne Hyland Vic e-P resident Jennie Brown Secretary Beverly Reim ann Treasurer Shirley Shampine Student Council Rep. Miss Hoskins A dvisor 14 Qfgc: HESHMAN EL SS Phyllis Mix President llugh Larnphicr Vic e-I' resident Fred llurdick Secretary Robert K ram arik Treasurer uN,,., First Row: Marjorie Mix. Hu h Lamphier, Phyllis Mix, Robert Kramarik, Fred Burdick' James Dennis. Second Row: Raoul Iaasterson, Loretta Heckman, Charles Mattison, Virginia Shampine, Mary Bates, Sarajean Li pert, Harland Dennis, james Lounsberry. Third Row: Mary Jo Kernan, Edwin Vanderhoef, Davis Frank, Jerry Wheeler, Richard Wallace, llarvey Drake, Duane Coates. Our class participated in selling Greenwood Central School banners to raise money. ln January we had a farewell party for our advisor, Mr. Redmond. First Row: Frances Burdick, Richard Mullikin, Alice Houghtaling, Archie Kernan, Robert Harken- rider, Burdette Greene. Second Row: Robert Doxtater, Anna Houghtaling, Ervin Tgmbs, Ronald Flrsley, Boyce Updyke, ll aymond Miles, Raymond Hollister, Lyle Hulse. if g , 1 i JH.HIGH BHU PA Richard Mullikin P resident xhra Arc hie K ern an Vice-President Anna Houghtaling Secretary 'iv Alice Houghtaling '59 Treasurer Mr. Tennant A duisor IH Q 15 M awe ........ -N... www ,ww , ,,,,..,,, JH. HIGH EBU PB Theodore Grumley President Richard Moore Vice-P resident Shirley Higgins Secretary Winifred Saunders T reas ure r Emmett McNeill S ludent Council R ep. Mrs. Frank Advisor First Row: Richard O'Brien, Winifred Saunders, Shirley Higgins, Richard Moore, Emmett McNeill, Laverne Stephens. Second Row: Shirley Clark, Merle Houghtaling, Charles Mills, Cordon Lemmon, Arthur Teribury, Mary Agnes Updyke, Ralph Mix, Robert Losey, Allie Mae Mills. A bsent: Theodore Grumley, Fred Teribury. I' irst Row: Patrick Frank, Mary Brown, Patricia Wallace, Alta York, Dorothy York, Thomas Harken- rider. Second Row: Richard Harkenrider, Ellen Murray, Earle Houghtaling, Victor Loseya .lames Snyder, Kay Waight, Bryan Higgins, David Haskell, William Vanderhoef, Dorothy Fletcher, Suzanne Lippert. y g JP.. HIGH GHIJ P II ...- A. Alta York President Dorothy York Vice-P resident if ,. Patricia Wallace Secretary Mary Brown Treasurer Patrick Frank Student Council Rep. Mrs. Sutton A dvisor lfx l First Row: Lawrence Vanderhoef, Marvin llovey, Kathleen Murphy, Robert Moore, Waneta Sherman, Ruth Dennis, M Mix, Leo Grumle . Second Row: Mr. Horosko, Harley Lamphier, Dorothea Thomas, Richardariipdyke, Glen Campbell, Daniel Mulliken, Gary Reilnann, Louise Brown, james Fowler, Phyllis Allen, Clair Cornell. Third Row: Richard Raish, Betty Snyder, Dale Pease, Shirley Holt, Beverly Waters, Howard Cornell, Lillian Herrick, Millard Guild, Laverne Greene, LaVaun SIXTTI GRADE Higgins. ' E H SCU TS Robert Moore Den Chief Cary Reim ann Den Chief M r. Lynn Cubmas ter 17 First Row: Richard Dennison, LeRoy Herrick, John Murray, Ronald Hulse, Robert Updyke, Glenn Moore, ,Iohn Murphy, Lynn Vanderhoef, josarh McCaffery. Second Row: Gary Reimann, William Mullikin, Arnold Bailey, James Williams, ayne Brewster, Sterling Dennison, Dale Cam bell, Richard Rogers, Jerry Updyke, Larry Whitsell. Third Row: Carol Bailey, Donald Cady, Alvin Rlills, Richard Fletcher, William Updyke, Robert Moore, Larry Rogers, Kenneth Budinger, Dale Lamphier. PIPTTI GRADE I ' J ' , ' 4 - , fr , ff 4, Lug, , me of .li gf ,ww .. ,V My L .J 1 ,sitio 1-x If I V 2 . .gi J jf 91 A -I.. 5 ::f AIM re R Y, ,J :ar QQ, i ,',v,,, 'wg.,,.. X' 1045 2 'Vi 35:25 First Row: Betty Brown, Joanne Harkenrider, Dean lnomas, AIVITI Mills, Dean Sherman, Robert Vanderhoef, Catherine Ersley, Sally Waight, Cynthia Gueritte. Second Row: Mrs. White, William Updyke, Barbara Dennison, Lawrence Hulse, Larry Rogers, Leo Houghtaling, David Cabisco, Ella Woodworth, Jack Losey, Evelyn Lounsbeny, Gerald Updyke. Third Row: Janet Phillips, Jack Snyder, Edwin Main, Howzrd Hulse, Levi Williams, Jack Easton, Janice Bailey, Lyle Dixon, Florence Osmin. Absent: Joyce Dixon, Mary Burdick, Lee Bailey. - First Row: Joyce Dennis, LeRoy Herrick, Mary Haskell, Genevieve Soble, Sandra Allen, Kathleen Lounsherry, Glen Moore. Second Row: Richard Mix, Dale Lamphier, Sterling Dennison, Arnold Holt, Donald Cady, Kenneth Budinger, Burdette Hulse, Helen Kernan. Third Row: Janice Taylor, Roger Harkenrider, Robert McCormick, Burdette Mullikin, Roger Woodworth, Donna Shirley, Lloyd Drake, Dale Shennan, Sharon Smith. Fourth Row: Miss Jesse, Connie Ordway, Richard Fletcher, Robert Williams, Diane Shampine, James Soble, Jane White, Catherine Murray, Patricia Higgins. + ?'. ',. . t gk. , 3 A . .5 xg N. M R iii kltxft Irv FU HTH GRADE 18 i I 1 i THIHH SHADE frm! Rmr: Lorraine Hassett, John Cahisz-o, Joseph '-lm:Caffery, John '-lurray, Kay Moore, Mary lint:-rs, Camlmre Frank, Margaret Drown, Josephine Crumley. Second Row: Clinton llouse, Janice lorrivk, Arnolvl Dailey, John Murphy, William K1 ullikin, Ronald Hulse, nl tle Mills, Janet Lewis, Ilmuiivm-y klullikin. Thin! Row: Miss Rogan, Charles Saunders, james Willliams, Ann White, James lowzrrml, Ransom Guild, Dale- Campbell, Wayne Brewster, Vivian Fry, Penelope Cole. .4 bwnlg Qauirzy Dixon, Curr-l,ll:1ilrey, llarbura Dorman. First Row: Ellen Burdick, Robert Lounsberry, Dorothy Ann Raish, Patricia Sherman, Caroline Fry, Esther Drake, Betty Mix. Second Row: Beverly Bailey, Sandra Muchler, Richard Dennison, Sarah Mullikin, Douglas llurlinver, James Kernan, Robert Streeter, Alice Taylor. Third Row: Sally Mo Caffery, Robert Upclyke,!l.ynn Vanderhoef, Wayne Warriner, William Thomas, Larry Whitsell, Clay- ton Guerette, Joanne Re-imann, Miss Slocum. SEED D SHADE i-X W , FIRST GRADE 1 First Row: Lillian Kernan, Anna Marie Brown, Francis Updyke, Richard Harkenrider, Linda Bas- sett, Myrton Phillips, Ronald Lewis. Second Row: Mrs. Murghy, Gene Cole, Barbara Lamphier, Rodney Ford, Robert Ordway, Sally Murray, Leo Hulse, Au rey Hoyt, Elaine Holt Third Row Frank Saunders, Marie Campbell, Alberta Woodworth, Clifford Cole, Charles Williams, Donna Easton, Thomas Fowler, Brian Waight. A bsent: Carl Guild. First Row: ,I ames Losey, Galen Guerritte, Roger Streeter, Gary Clark, Paul Muchler, Andrew Van- skiver, Gary Vanderhoef. Second Row: Gary Cole, Gordon Herrick, George Whitsell, Linda Dibble, Paul Sherman, Betty Pease, Carl Budinger, Elaine Houghtaling. Third Row: Miss Younglove, Linda Caffery, Barbara McCaffery, Gloria Wallace, Alfred Tombs, Cheryl Hussey, Robert McCaffery, ,lef- fery Brewster. A bsenl: Jack Borm ann, Linda Cady, Clifford Cole. GARTE HI DER- ECL UBS 5 WEE! SE IUH HIGH EHUH S Doris Banks President P atricia H arkenrider Vic e-P resident Darold Coddington S ecretary-Treasurer Patricia Johnson Student Council Rep. ' ..W,Qawa .wseaw-rf at ,., ,,,, , Row 1: Suzanne Lippert, Ellen Murray, Phyllis Mix, Janice Plank, Doroth York, Mary Brown, Catherine Gmmley, Marjorie Mix, Vir inia Shanpine, Miss Hoskins. Row 2: lzlice Ribble, Patricia Johnson, Agnes Rogan, Kathleen 0'Brien, Suzanne Hyland, Jennie Brown, Corrine Hyland, Lyla Baker, Sara'ean Lippert, Loretta Heckman. Row 3: Francis Burdick, Evelyn Drake, Phyllis Plank, Siirley Cafflery, Betty Coates, Doris Banks, Beatrice Freeland, Mary Agnes Updyke, Alice Hough- taling. Row 4: Patricia Harkenrider, Veronica Smith, Paddy Shirley, Kathleen Grfiene, Anna Hough- taling, Jeanne Cornell, Marlene Waters, Joan Holt Mar Jo Kernan. Row 5. R b t H k 'd , Ky - o er ar enn er, Dale Hovey, Albert Faulkner, David Frank, Dale Woo worth, Arnold Sherman, Burdett Greene. u 'ow 1: Evelyn Lounsberr , Sally Waight, Kathleen Murphy, Barbara Dennison, Dean Sherman, Larry logerS, Mary Mix, Cymhlia Guerette, Betty Ann Brown. Row 2.- Miss Hoskins, Clair Cornell, Ella loodworth, Robert Moore, Leo Grumley, Harley Lamphier, Richard Updyke, Glenn Campbell, Leo 'ou htalin , Waneta Sherman, Phyllis Allen, Ruth Dennis. Row 3: LaVau hn Hi gins, Betty nyfer, Laqferne Greene, Dale Pease, Lillian Herrick, Shirley Holt, Beverly Waters, jgoyce Dixon, anice Phillips, Gary Reimann, Louise Brown. JU IUH EHUBUS 22 F 'MAJIJHETTE First Raw: Sandra Allen, Penny Cole, Kathleen Lounsberry, Sandra Muchler, Patricia Sherman, Janet Lewis, Joanne Reimann. Second Row: Janice Taylor, Connie Lou Ordway, Waneta Shemman, Phyllis Allen, Diane Shampine, Patricia Higgins. Third Row: Catherine Grumley, Beverly Reimann, Shirley Caflery, Shirley Shampine. A bsent: Kathleen O'Brien. AN Doris Banks P resident Janet l, miphier Secretary Gail Doxtater Treasurer Jeanne Cornell Social Chairm un Arno ld Sherman S Lurlcnt Council R ep. 23 First Row: Miss Hoskins, Dean Shennan, Richard Harkenrider, Gary Reimann, Patrick Frank, Dale Pease Laveme Stevens, Clair Cornell. Second Row: Shirley Caffery, Patricia Johnson, Raymond Hollister, Doris Banks, Kay Weight, Patricia Wallace, Loretta Heckman, Ellen Murray, Beatrice Freeland, Joan Holt. Thira Row: Lyla Brier, May Agnes Updyke, Mary Jo Kernan, Arnold Sherman, Damld Coddington, Alyce Rei- mann, Gail lloxtater, Marlene Waters, Jeanne Cornell, Janet Lamphier. 1 W W 1 l First Raw: Emmett McNeill, Beverly Reimann, Veronica Smith, Lmmett Ersley, Alyce Reim ann, Patricia Johnson. Second Raw: Mr. Tennant, Patrick Frank, Robert Doxtater, Leon McNeill, Dale Woodworth, Albert Faulkner, Kathleen O'Brien Beatrice Fr l d C , ee an , orinne Hyland, Shirley Sham- pine. ST DE TIIIJU EIL The same familiar faces met in September to begin our second year We have started w k . or on the constitution. The Council planned and carried out a successful school fair and a Halloween party. To show appreciation for the cooperation of the students on Halloween, the Council re- quested and received pennission from Mr. Frank for early dismissal of school for on d . We e ay worked on revising the noon hour program but could not find any solution. At the end of the week of November 16-25, the student body gathered in an assembly to elect our officers Following the election for president and vice-president, new representatives were elected by each ou gl' P entitled to representation. The fommation of additional organizations raised the Student Council from thirteen to seventeen members. Emmett Ersley Beverly Reimann President Treasurer Veronica Smith Patricia Johnson Vic e-President Reporter Alyce Reimann Secretary 24 YEAHHIIIIH STAFF Suzanne Hyland C enerul Chairman .lunet l, umphicr Secretary Alycc Heimtnn l're'usurrr Corinne ll ylund 3 tuvlent Council R ep. Nl r. l, ynn 14 rlvisor First Row- Corinne Hyland, Beatrice Freeland, Alyce Heimann, Suzanne Hyland, Janet Lamphier, Shirley Caffery, Kathleen O'Brien. Second Raw: Catherine Crumley, Janice Plank, Shirley Shamplne, Phyllis Plank, Evelyn Drake, Charlotte Waters, Paddy Shirley, Beverly Reimann, Patricia johnson, Nina Saunders, Mr. Lynn. The Terrace Times was the new name that the Senior Class decided upon for the school paper. The paper is published monthly by the Seniors and contains grade news, birthdays, honor roll, hig school news, club ns-ws, the editorial, a color page for the grade students and a humor page for entertainment. First Row: Heatrice Freeland, Alyce Heimann, Nina Saunders, Suzanne Hyland, Paddy Shirley. Sec- ond Row: Mrs. Frank, Doris Banks, Betty Coates, Leon FrlcNeill, Hans Pundt, Eugertha Houghtaling, Janet L amphier. TERRACE TIMES N ina Saunders E ditor Suzanne H yland .'vf'1l'S ffflitur P addy Shirley llunuging If fiitur Beatrice Fri-elaml Copy Editor fhlycc lleim ann B usin es s llrmuger l,eon McNeill Sports lfrlilrrr Paddy Shirley Fashion Editor Janet I. umphie-r Arr ffuiilur Raymond lloty ll lun or Hulilnr 25 if Seated: Kathleen 0'Brien, Suzanne Hyland, Janet Lamphier, Shirley Shampine, Mrs. Sutton. Row 2,- Sarajean Lippert, Kay Waight, Anna Houghtaling, Paddy Shirley, Kathleen Greene, Jeanne Cornell, Phyllis Plank, Agnes Rogan, Jennie Brown, Corinne Hyland, Lyla Baker. Row 3:Winifred Saunders, Shirley Clark, Alice Houghtaling, Patricia Wallace, Shirley Higgins, Ellen Murray, Mary Agnes Upriyke, Allie Mae Mills, Mary Brown, Alice Ribble, Frances Burdick. LIBH HY CLUB Janet l,.unphier Prf's1Jf'r1l Shirley Shainpinc- Vice-l'rf'sLfienl Suzanne llylanil Sevrettirjv-Trea.s urr-r lleverly lleinnann Student Council Rep. Kathleen O'l3rivn Chif'fStuflf'nl l,lI7f'!Ifl'IIf1 Mrs. Sutton fl r1'1'is or The l,ilu'urv tflulv lic lil its first mer-ting November 28, l950. At this meeting wf'1'lf'4t4'1l rwlfivt-rs for the ya-ar. Thr- obijecrt ol the- clulm is to lwcome familiar with library procedure, filing, she-lvin signin-1 out books. lluuflliilw l1lilgHZlIlf'S, reiairink lmoks and other activities inc-i.tc-ntal In Y I i g 'l'lu- social plans. for tht- year inclmif-tl a Christmas party, ri special party and n rl-.sing party. gg, tfaialrvging, library txrirk. Raw I: Alyce Reimann, Patricia Harkenrider, Duane McCormick. Row 2: Veronica Smith, Suzan llyland, Raymond Hollister, Kathleen O'l3rien, Shirley Shampine, M Waters, Nina Saunders. Beverly Reimann, Shirley Caffery. l'lIll'l'llIillAll'Ill CLUB -Xiu-v t 1 um ' rf: ,,. l':itzii1.1,loE:r1Nm1 Sm H'li.'f1x , i 1 .t1!ir'i.tll.lIkr-IH'lil4 7H,1xIlfr'. 3 .ithlc-1-n iJ'll!iv-xi , , , iwnf I.mmf'1f fu X . '.ir.'l'vmi.u1z f,'1fv1r 26 ' 77 r. Tennant. Row 3: Charlow 7' 5 1 . 'il 45 EIHLS' ATHLETIC ASSIIEIATIIIN 4 I .l Veronica Smith I Prrsiiirnl Pzitriciu Johnson Vic' r'-l'rf'sirient Su zan ne Hyland S e rrr In ry-T reus urer Mr. Willovf-r .4 fivis nr nf First Row: Corinne Hyland, Alyce Reimann, Veronica Smith, Suzanne Hyland, Shirle Shampine. Second Row: Mr. Willover, Kathleen O'Drien, Shirley Caffery, Agnes Hogan, Phyllis Pllank, Euger- tha lloughtaling, Jennie Brown. Third Row: Bevvrly Heiinann, Jeanne Cornell, Paddy Shirley, Kathleen Greene, Patricia Harkenrider, Lyla Baker. First Rmu: Darold Coddington, Dale Woodworth, Leon McNeill, Amold Sherman, Carl Haskell, Cordon Hulse. Second Row: Mr. Love, Harland Dennis, Boyce Updyke, Eu ene Baker, Charles Mattison, Edwin Vanderhoef, Hugh Lamphier, james Dennis. Third Row: HansT3undt, John Kernan, Fred Burdick, Emmett lirslcy, Raymond Doty, Richard Wallace, Harvey Drake. Absent: Dale Hovey. EUTUHE PAHMEH5 UE AMEHIEA Leon McNeill President Arnold Sh erm an ViC8-P residenr Darold Coddington Secretzzry D ale W nodworth Trvus urer Carl Haskell Rrpnrivr I Gordon Hulse Senlinel Mr. Love .-lfizfisor 27 l. FUTURE HUMEMAHEHS UF AMERICA Su zanne H yl and P resident Nina Saunders Vic e-P resident J anet L amphier Secretary L ouise Lo unsberry Tre asurer Corinne Hyland Social Chairman Beatrice Freeland Student Council Rep. Miss iivans Advisor Row I: Nina Saunders, Janet Lamphier, Suzanne Hyland, Virginia Shampine, Corinne Hyland Beatrice Freeland. Row 2: Loretta Heckman, Sarajean Lippert, Delores Osmin, Catherine Grumle Marjorie Mix, Shirley Shampine, Agnes Hogan, Miss Evans. Row 3: Janice Plank, Plugcrtha Hough- taling, Phyllis Plank, Patricia Johnson, Lyla Baker, Phyllis Mix, D0l'iS Banks, Betty Coates, Jennie Brown, Joan Holt. Row 4: Shirley Caffery, Mary Jo Kernan, Evelyn Drake, Kathleen O'Brien Paddy Shirley, Kathleen Greene, Jeanne Cornell, Marlene Waters, Veronica Smith, Patricia Harken- rider. .4 bsent: Mary Bates, Louise Lounsberry, Charlotte Waters, Gail Doxtater. I For the first time, we have organized the F.H.A. under the leadership of Miss Evans. The Club's pur- pose is to serve in the school, home, community, and nation as better citizens. Roni I: Irving Tombs, Alyce Reimann, Dale Hovey, Gordon Hulse, Beverly Reimann, Boyce lipdyke. Row 2: James Dennis, Mary Brown, Lyla Baker, Mary Agnes Updyke, James Lounsberry, Ric ard O'Brien. Row 3: Lyle Hulse, Eugene Baker, Ronald Ersley, Harland Dennis, Burdette Greene. 4-H CLUB Cordon Hulse President Dale Hovey Vice-P resident Beverly R eim ann Se cretary Alyce Reimann Treasurer and Student Council Rep. Mr. Love Advisor 28 9 ,hy Row 1: '.lary Brown, Patricia Harkenricler, Shirley Shampine, Phyllis Plank, Dorothy York. Row 2: Mr. Willover, Gordon Hulse, Leon McNeill, Dale Woodworth, Bryan Higgins. LEADER SHIP IIL B Leon McNeill President P atricia Harkenrider Score Lury-Treasurer Dale Woodworth Student Cnunril Rep. Mr. Willo ver .4 drfis or This year the Probation Club menibnrs learned how to operate the following machines: the movie pro- jector, filmstrip mm-lninre, the rvrzorrler, the- public address system and the olml and new screens. Row 1: llobert llarkenrider, Leon McNeill, Emmett Ersley, John Kernan, Raymond Doty, Patricia Harkenrider, William Vanclerhoef. Row 2: Agnes Rogan, Nina Saunders, Kathleen O'Drien, Alyce lleimann, David Frank, lfldward Vanderhoef, Duane Coates, Alta York, Mr. Tennant. Row 3: Dale Hovey, Ralph Nlix, Duane McCormick, Robert Doxtater, Robert Kraunarik, Dale Woodworth, Archie Kernan, Bryan lliggins, Charles Mattison, james Dennis. ,dn Pllll.IEIITlUN :zulu ,W-. l'illllIll'l.l lfrsluy I' r1's1'Jrrit Iron Mt-N1-ill V1 re'-l'rr'sirIe'n! l,illI ll'l2l llzlrkc-r1ri1l1-r 5 e'r'rr'!uFy llaymonil lloly Trrus urr'r , . 9- l,f-0:1811-N1-ill .'illuir'nl fifllllltfil Rrp. Nlr. lennanl .4fl1r'snr 29 , X IIHI Seated: Beatrice Freeland. First Row: Darold Coddington, Suzanne Hyland, Nina Saunders, Euger- tha Houghtaling, Betty Coates, Patricia Johnson, Louise Lounsberry, Mr. Lynn. Second Row: Janice Plank, Evelyn Drake, Paddy Shirley, Albert Faulkner, Emmett Ersley, Patricia Harkenrider, Veronica Smith. This large class of future drivers is going to endeavor to make the roads of our school district safer. They are going to improve the opinions of the older generation . Albert Lamphier, David Warriner, Howard Lamphier, Clifford Caffery, Genevieve Smith, Smith, H arland Waters. B S IJHIVEHS 30 EH TRAINING Vaughn I ' 50o Q:ong, 1,, Q 0 00, nt :ooooooon 'nb as ' 1 00 0 000 0 0 0 oo .::v x 0 0 0 0 0 :I Q0 ' 0 .,0:00 sooo 00 nag: t 003 0000 0!:nv, 'So 0 0 ,oo ,.. 0000 000 O, , ,000 00 ' o on if npds 'PS . .,, .mann tits. ., 'Qs' 000000000 ,' ,,, no 0010004 ox,.. ,.,tv, 000 00000000 0 9 0 cannons 00 :O 0 00 000000000 000 00 0 000000 00 00 00 0 0 0 0 0000000 000 0 0 0 0 0000000 00 0 0 0000 0000000 00 01 0 00000000 08' K0 0 000 0000000 ' 0000 000000 00 0000Y 0 1 sons 001 nu 4 so 0 00 1330000 ss 0 opdv 000 0 so 4 4 A 0 0 Q 0 000 000 5 ' 0 00 0 n 00 ooo n S 00 0 00000000 00 0 00 00000 0 0000000000 00 00000000 0 00 00 0000000000000 0 00000 00 00000 0 0 00 000 + 10 00 00000000 no 0400 00 0000 00 00 00 ' 0 000000 00 00 --oocnusuonoooo 00000000 00 00 0 'ff 0 noon '00, 44 t, flz fgfjgj P atricia ll ark enrider C uptnin First Row: Suzanne Hyland, Patricia Harkenrider. Second Row: Shirley Shampine, Phyllis Mix, Patricia Johnson, Loretta Heckman. This fall thirteen girls trierl out for cheerleading. Six girls out of the thirteen were chosen bythe new members of the faculty. First Rmr: Catherine Crumley, Marjorie Mix. Second Row: Jennie Brown, Corinne Hyland. Third Row: Virginia Shampine, Shirley Caffery, Lyla Baker. EHEEH- l.EflllEH5 Shirley Caffery Captain Corinne Hyland C ri-C ap lain 32 VARSITY BASKETBALL Emmett Ersley Captain Raymond Doty Co-Captain Kneeling: Gordon Hulse, Leon McNeill, Emmett lirsley, Raymond lloty. Standing: Nlr. llillovcr, lloyce llpdyke, Harold Coddington, Dale Woodworth, Carl Haskell, john Kernan. .4 bsentg Albert l aulkner. The team oppncd the season with four experienced boys-Albert Faulkner, Raymond Doty, Emmett A ll W h d f th r from the stron' junior Varsity john Kerllan Darold Cod- lirslcy and Leon lcNei . e a our 0 e s , 5, -I ,V . dington, llule Woodworth and Cordon Hulse. Boyce Updyke moved up from the eighth grade. The team did not have a successful year but wc expect to do better next year with more experienced players. VARSITY PUUTRALL 33 First Row: Emmett Ersley, Leon McNeill, lla mond Doty, Albert Faulkner. Second Row: Cordon Hulse, john Kernan, David Frank, Carl Haskell, Dale Woodworth. Third Row: Duane Coates, Arnold Sherman, Robert Kramarik, Mr. Willover, Danold Coddington, Boyce Updyke, Richard Mulli- kefh Patrick Frank, Manager. G7 f , .,r rr3. K ,alum tl First Row: Duane Coates, Richard Wallace, Gerald Wheeler, David Frank, Richard Mullikin, Arnold Shemian. Second Row: Dale Hovey, james Lounsberry, Charles Mattison, Mr. Willover, Robert Kramarik, Raoul M asterson, Hugh Lampllier. 7TH 8 8 TH GRADE BASKETBALL Bryan Higgins Captain 34 UNIUH VARSITY First Row: Emmett McNeill, Duane McCormick, Thomas Harkenridcr, Bryan Higgins, Robert Harker:- rider, Raymond Hollister, Richard Moore. Second Row: Ralph Mix, Earle Houghlaling, ,itunes Snyder, Ronald Ersley, Arthur Teribury, 'Vlerle Houghtaling, lllr. llillover. PI B 5lt: ir. ' H 2 fn.. -,f PU G L, AOR.: Hugh Lamphier, Amold Shemnan, Emmett Ersley. Row I: Raymond Iloty, Dale Hovey, Duane Coates. Row 2: Albert Faulkner, David Frank, Leon McNeill, Dale Woodworth, ,Iohn Kernan. Q i ULLEY H LL JY , I w CONTRIBUTIONS GREENWOOD BARBER SHOP WAMBOLDS CLOTHINC STORh CEORCF I CRICI' WENDAI I McW AT'l I' RS HORNFI I SAMPI I IURNITURI I 0 ROBFRT WH RINSON HARINC S HWS H RY WAITF MOTORS WII SON S DI PARTMII Nl S I OR! SCOX Il l I S C ROCPRX LEO PAYNF s BARBFR SHUI RUSSLLLS EARL sNOw s. SON BOUCK s f ARACF s GUMPIRT LO INL CONDFRMAN BRO1 H1-111 BFRT A BUSH WAI nomfs THE mms SHOP CLOX PR LFAI' IUNC H HILLS RPSTAURANT Al sM1TH mx! FY S sTOu S J sfmo HENRY FRAHAM J J RI77O IOLHIIR muck co YORRS cnocnw LIDRlDf LS STATION B. RNANS, HOME EC DLPI A FRIEND or THE SCHOOL JOHN SEXTON 31 CO 1 1 1 ' ln 1 14 I I1 A1 1 '1 1 1- 11 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 111 11 1 I 1 1 1 '11 -1 A In 1 11 1 , 1 , 1 1-1. ... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' :v1 1 11 ' H 1 1111 I 11 I' C'R'X'I'RY FROS S 1 L I Y 11 1 H Q 9 1 , 1 7 1 I lg 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 4-1 1 ,1 1 1, 1 . 1 1 1 1 9 1 H 1 pf - Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 111 . 1 1 I 1 1 .11 11: : 1 , 1 11 1 , 'Q 1 11 I 1 1 111 1 I 37 HORNELL AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSN. LIIIIYSIVI' Plylllzmllth Lin m'r1 In R' Willg N-C Pwr lnml M1'l'c'urx Ford liuirk Dudgu- llndillznc' UPSUIU PUIIIUIC Hudson Kiln-x'rnlf'l Nash Uldsmobilv Studvlmkrr LINCULN XII-IRl1l'RY Snlu lk Srrx'u'r L. ALLEN MOTOR SALES INC. 290 Main Slrorl Hornrll. Nru York QB S. 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