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

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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

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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

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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