Guilderland Central High School - Tawasenthan Yearbook (Guilderland Center, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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For the underclassmen it holds the promise of so many things that have yet to come. We shall always remember this, the first year in our new school, as the acme of our high school career. It is with this thought in mind that we, the yearbook staff. give you the TAWASENTHAN. May it serve you well as the memento of the year of 1955. '71-'mr-'fvf v . DEDICATIO To our ambitious principal, we dedicate this edition of the Tawasenthan. His endless labor and services to his students, and the school have been shown in the development of our wonder- derful new high school. He has shown not only knowledge but also sympathy, understanding and guidance. Today we lay a laurel of tribute at his feet. WQLK LJ. 4 .4 . - .-vi-af' , YE RBOOK N- Elll'l'0lll STAFF -Qbg' Mrs. Kcnl fAdvisur3, I.. Brandt. L. W'h inncry. Nr. Gunrhnrdt f4Adx'i50r5. C. Gardner. M. Rochon. D. Armstrong. LAYQDUT , l'0NI NIITTEE YK X 4 -.L W So Fin! Row: J. Miller, K. Kassa, L. Brads, D. Armstrong. M. Kem. Sf.-and Rorv: Mrs. Kent 1Advisorb. C. Pergl, j. Gardner. C. Dwi., S. XYmme Third Row: C. Cratsenberg. S. Lochner, j. Gerard, L. Dirrgn, ' ' - 'TC3'?4nPT.f?? ' ' ' ' 1 LITERARY STAFF YE RBOOK -Z4 X -. E gal .ss 4 ., 'Tilt X ,Y Front Roux' B. Clikeman, J. Anderson. D. Ertul. O. Kiernan, M. Rochon, T. Carpenter. Sefona' Row: Mr. Miller A. Hilton, K. Shoplick. Third Roux' C. I-'ir-.vt Roux' C. Unright, M. Markessinis, C. Gardner, L. Whinnery, N. Far- rand. Second Roux' Mr. Gearhardt fAdvisorJ, -I. Radley, M. Bachand, N. Ryan, F. Pullen. Third Row: J. Ryan, K. Clement, R. Quackenbush, j. Bailey. 5 CAdvisorJ. C. Ferguson, P. Parshall, Eisclc. N. Gage, 5. Beaton. j. Plant. A ll VERTISING STAFF ND CEN DEHLA GUIL T ' t 1 b . ae+l.:'t A SCHOUU GUILDERLAND CENTRAL ALMA MATER Oh Guilclerland, dear Guilderland Beneath the stately Helderbergs. We're here to sing our praise of thee And ever loyal we shall be. We raise our voice in song and know That our victorious team shall grow In spirit strong and o er the rest Our Alma Mater is the best. 3 , - . Qin. 1 , , 'f -lf. - - F '44 -at fr- ff-1 4- sf- -. -.-. ,W-,,, ,M 354 ,,,,, - H. , . 1.. - -.4:,., Y' 3 Y 74' uae' 41: -.:t-,,,,n., ' 4 V V 'UAJICJ lgwmrf 'wif-f--',.3 X -1 f .. . .-Q.. A ...ff .-M 'QF II'f 'vs -.n , . - Q. x M N355 v 'Ng air: -.ix. .5 .X QA. . it CULTY AND INISTRATION . ' 'Al JJ WSE if -V t 'V , Q M-KSAN-xii .Nm ,. . . F X, -L X, N ' gl' 1 A i I' .Q .f r ' ' . . :,if.xx'H?-- -I N: if-, RV'513Q3:'? kffXf'3v'k 'L c . V , . . -. .AikdV15'x H h ,WNY 5',,e:'.-A . E . ' ' 1' '5 3 . 1, www, , 11 ,f .X . - I ' '.M9l'!N'5 .f Qf- -f---M .--,J-il - ... fi ' .fm we-if , , .,w.,.,,,.,..1 - , .. 5 - if V--M rTn A : wv' f sfzxfviffmw-wi K -1----L. 4 - f - - . 2-gsm'-A- ' . ff.::,w,- wffgffvf . , .- - il . :nun is Q. q-n,,,.x Q. ' - w - ' ' P +11-'U 1 -2-55.33 ' j'r'j, J i3 ' 1 ,,..::5,,, .M 3, 3,-sif'fiQA-.,3.gj. 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In addition to being Chief Administrator of the district, he is also responsible for all transportation with Mr, Hoffman. B0 RD of EDUCATIU 3 8 i -5 .-11 P- Carl Gilbert, Howard Picard, Clark Hackley, Joseph Graham. XVilliam Borden QPresidentN, Earnest Bachand, Edward Rice, Raymond Sharp, Gustav Koschorreck. We, the students of Guilderland Central High School. wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to the Board of Education who have made our high school years happy and successful ones. , .ip Virgil Sheeley Asst. Principal Mr. Sheeley checks on absentees, takes charge of things when Mr. Mosher is not in the building, and is in charge of Adult Education. He also is faculty advisor to the Athletic Association. ..n,...., HOWARD H. MOSHER Principal Mr. Mosher coordinates the varied activi- ties of our rapidly expanding school. Al- though he is busily engaged at all times, he finds time to speak to the students and to attend athletic and social events. iv- fi 94 N X wx E Me x 54 William Endicott Business Manager Mr Endicott docs all the purchasing for the school In this ,ob he has to keep a close check on all bills ill! l I l THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT 5 Mr. William Cornwell and A 4,.-x ii Q Mrs. Edwina Luevanos Q. J -f X,L' Sr Af. The Guidance Department., more than ' ' X' to yi Q ii ff any other department, has the responsMliy A Xlls- l E ' . of creating and maintaining a school situa- , sd Q E V ! 5 S mst-,Q tion in which the pupils are well adjusted, t ' V ' ,if-5-if ax' l happy and secure and are achieving suc- ,A -5 ' ' ' N. '-f'bQ, A cess within the- limits of their ability. Q ,' ' ll F N Specifically, the Guidance Department as- s s sumes responsibility for the testing pro- , ..,, gram, scheduling, pupil orientation, em- ' ,, E ployment, and guidance conferences. Q Wfygjvw Y v , .L I. W ft, i o Jys THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT A J Mrs. llitrry F. lieniatmin, . and Miss Grace Wfheel The llealth Office is one of the husiest rooms in the Guilderland Central High School. lfroni 8 A. M. to I P. M. there is neter it dull II1t'lI1l1JI1I. Miss NY'heeler is the Dental llygienist and her jolt is self ex- planatory, The pupils reteive at thorough professional prophylaxis once at year and follow up work is suggested. Mrs. lit-nj:unin's work voters many items -height, weight, physical t-xamintttions, and eye tests are gisen to the pupils an- nually. Tests are gisen to pupils of chosen grades to determine the presence of diahetes. All nhsentees are checked through the llealth Office as well as through the main offite. Sitk pupils are transported to their homes hy the health personnel. Health serxices are important in any school hut we at Ci. C. ll. S. are more than proud of those services which we offer our pupils. + ISI l ta. Y 5--asf BW . jiici ...v l 1 -L 5 io -a K.. xv HA, . LN Xu .ws gains O THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Thomas Sarchioto. Mr. John Ryan. Miss Andrea Knuth. Mr. Arthur I-lutson. and Mr. Frederick Field This Department offers physical educa- tion to every student at Guilderland Cen- tral., By means of a folding door. the 90'x90' gymnasium is divided into a boys' and girls' section. The.Physical Educa- tion Department is also in charge of our sports program. Andrea l-inuth adxises the J. V. and Varsity Cheerleaders. Athletic Director Frederick Field and Thomas' Sarchioto, coach football and baseball. john Ryan does j. V. basketball and Arthur Hutson coaches Varsity basketball. HOME ECONOMICS Miss Mary Lou Treharne and Miss Mary Alice Sutter. 'Til :r- ' ART Miss Marian Dashner and Arthur Bertoldi. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Charles Schumacher and joseph Maczdi. I it E I l I 1 ... 4 iq- .sg .. 4. .Lum QQ Q-sv? ef- : . . .. ..:H IE W, , :S Aw: MUSIC Richard Wzxgner, Miss Joyce Irwin, john Bcnuscnk. ENGLISH Miss Virginia Ronan, William O'Brien, Miss Delores Ropke, james Sharkey, Mrs. Margaret 'K 'if 1 vj 'Q . W g A, X- Til'-, S , L Knouse. Q. av CIT. ED. Sealed: Herman Miller. Charles Clac- Cio. Miss Evelyn Mirault. Standing: Arthur Hutson. Mrs. Theodora Hall. Miss Catherine Yusten. Miss Ruth Shair. 12 LANGUAGE Left to Rigbt: Miss Gladys Kniskern and Miss Charlotte Alter. BUSINESS EDUCATION Seated-Left to Right: Miss Evelyn Katu- sak, Miss Margaret Hotaling, Mrs. Dorothy Bruno. Standing: Leonard Amlaw, George Gearhardt. 131 - - ':r -.mrWv.P ' ' kswmm MATH AND SCIENCE Lefl to Right: Mrs. Irene Kent, Orson Dunham, James Blackburn, Mrs. Grace Serviss, Mrs. Evelyn Wicks, Charles Mur- ray, john Daly, Vincent Nuccio. IU.- A ,. y vm 3 L ki ! 1. I I Q 11-, f '-as 15? - . D , ' x gs 5 S . l Q . . . V , K Q - . f S l ' LIBRARY - Miss Delores Roplce ' V .V : 'R l lf fe 2 : nz. T' 3 '- l H ' - l ' i' X .. ,. 4 v ' i l' , gh ff' ' T .- L Q. 2 1 . I l ' ' -M ' 7 - Q Q - L--r . X I 4 DRIVIZR ISDUCATION l john Ryan nt . V , , 'F 1-17 I -I , A ld . , U 1 R 1- - -., v - ww-nq,,,,,, - W-nd.. '12 3 .J A 1, . ,. 1 x , .1 ,,-. - . l . 4 at W- .fa il' . . . 3 -'ll' ' KA' Plug ,Q .1 5 ..'. 1 . ,P J! sf ff' MF RW 'v p,lsf:Q', iff bil' i,l'f- PH ill lr RF lj, Q -f ' Q' A J'Mlu-- SECRETARIAI. STAFF Mrs. jane McClelland Mrs. june Smith Mrs. Stella Pollard Mrs, jane XY'itter 3 5 . f 'Q-w -- - -ik A ,i .. .2-1 N . l, u- 1 1 519 Ai CAFETERIA MANAGER jane Ann Crounse CAFETERlA PERSONNEL CUSTODIAL PERSONNEL Lefl to Riglvl: Mrs. Marjorie Van Xvormer, flst Cookl. Left In Rigbl: Chester Hein, Oman Schaadt, Robert Mrs. Ida Sholtes. Mrs. Eva Ferbert. Mrs. Ellen Felgen- Seibert, William Fellows. and Mrs. Sabrina Fellows. treff, Mrs. Helen Cusack. BUS DRIVERS Left to Right Standing: Marvin Crapser, Andrew Ward. Ray Taber, Ray Huntington, Sevil Robinson, Frank Swint, Francis Bounds, Oscar Decker, Ben Pomeroy. Left to Rigb! KI166li71g.' 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Cheerleader 15 Basketball score- keeper 2, 55 Class V. P. 15 Class Treas. 55 Honor Society Z, 3, 4 fTreas. 555 Dramatics Club 3: Prize Speaking 25 junior Play5 Student Council 45 Maga- W1 , X :P . K . i i' 4 .5 .1 . .N x X, N. av' 20' Ei ,af ibn. zine Staff 4 145615913 H. S. Guide 3, 4 Dance Band 1, 25 Club 25 Handbook D. A. R. Award for Photography Club 4s Court5 G. C. H. S. rep. for in Woman's Home I Patience and diligence, like move mountains. SALUTATIIRI NS PERSIS ANN PARSHALI. Percy Handbook Committee 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 45 School Paper 1, 2, 3, 4 CLiterary Editor 435 Librarian of Chorus 3, 45 Assistant Manager of Band 55 Manager of Band 45 J. V. Cheerleading 1, 25 President of Class 15 Secretary of Student Council 3: junior Prom Queen5 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 35 Secre- CAROL ANN UNRIGHT Carol Glee Club 1, 25 Student Council 15 Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Class President 25 Radio-TV Club 4 CPres. 475 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Mt. Pleasant High Panel Discussiong Maga- zine Staff 45 GCHS Guide 4. A friendly heart doth good like medi- aims. Katy Outdoor Club 25 All State Contest 2, 35 Prize Speaking 25 Junior Plnyg Dance Band 1, 2, 33 Girls' Sextet 2, 3: Bowling 15 Events Forum 15 Accompan- ist for Boys' Sextet 35 Journalism Club 25 Magazine 45 Student Council Consti- tution Revision Committee 3: All Sine Band 4. Culture is not a substitute for life but the key to it. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 School Paper 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Junior Play5 Charm Club Z5 Club 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Secretary 45 Yearbook 45 Phys. Ed. Demonstra- tion 1, 2, 35 Pep Club Scepter Service Clubg 'The only way to have friends is to he one. DIANNE ADA ARMSTRONG Dianne National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Band 1 2, 3, 4 fPoint Manager 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 QPres. 355 Dance Band 1, 2, 35 Girls' Sextet 2, 35 All State Band 25 Year Book Staff 2, 3, 4 fEditor-in-Chief 435 School Paper 1, 2, 3, 4 CBusiness Manager 3, 455 Prize Speaking 2, 3 Clst Prize 375 Library Club 15 Outdoor Club 25 Journalism Club 25 Dramatics 35 Bowling 15 Class Treasurer 15 Jr. Red Cross Council 2, 35 Junior Play5 Student Guide 35 Columbia Scholastic Press Assoc.5 All State Chorus 45 School Magazine 45 J. V. Cheerleading 4 fCo-Capt. 415 Girls' Chorus 45 Madrigal Singers 4. The secret of success is constancy of purpose. MARCIA JOAN BACHAND uc. P. Future Homemakers 1, 2, 35 Art Clubg Dramatics 1, 25 School Magazine, Voorheesville Central 1, 2, 35 Basketball Scorekeeper. Sf? 4 as 5 ' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' Sports 2, 35 Library 1, 45 Yearbook 45 Bowling 15 Sewing Club 25 Student Guide. Take Life as it comes. -x DONALD BAKER ..Don,, Q Band 1, 2, 35 J. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Baseball 35 Cross Country 45 Track 45 Red Cross 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Advisory Board 3, 45 Albany 2 High 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 Even though he dae.m't study, he certainly is our kind of buddy. SHIRLEY LOU BEATON Butch Y - 515.14 V v 1-:au - 1 Wr'm9a1wGW?F75-s2 mw'-5--'.:'. A ' ' Moose JAMES VINCENT CANAVAN ..-let.. School Paper Z. 3, 4 fEditor 455 J. V. Basketball 25 Yearbook 35 Student Council 4 fPrcs. 435 National Honor Society 3, 45 Key Club 45 Record Club 35 Junior Playg Outdoor Club 25 Magazine 45 C. S. P. A. 3, 45 GCHS Guide 3, 45 Senior Play 35 Prize Speaking Z, 3 Clst Prize 21: Baseball Scorekeeper 35 Basketball Timekeeper 3, 45 Vincentian 1. If personality were treallla, lJe'd be 4 millionaire. 'NV . .. ir :--G4 BRUCE CHARLES CARGILL -45. L .55 .. 5, 4 V 3 . gf' e 'G- . 2 V1 ! 'img 'll Iiiv ', 7, KING MATTHEW' CLEMENT, JR. , ,.., fr .-I Albany Academy 1, 25 Varsity Soccer 1, Z5 Varsity Swimming 1, 2, Varsity Track 25 J. V. Basehall5 Football 3, 45 GCHS Guide 45 Homeroom Vice- Pres. 45 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Key Club 4. ' ln my detk my book: do lie, they're at rex! and so am I. 1-Guru Football 1, 2. 3, 45 Baseball 2, 4 CCapt. 455 J. V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity 3, 45 Student Council 45 Class President 45 Varsity Club 3, 4 fPres. 415 Audio-VisualClub 25 Key Club 45 School Paper 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Home- room V. P. 45 Record Club 35 junior Play Stage Manager 35 Senior Play Stage Manager 5, 45 GCHS Guide 45 Movie Operator 2, 3, 4. A football bcro who loves to cut, ax clan prexy be's bard to beat. asm.. Science Club 1, 4. Common sense is the best sense I know of. STUART NICHOLAS CROUSE ALPHONSE FRANK CUOMO UAV. Outdoor Club 3. Men of few words are the best men. CAROLINE FRANCES DAVIS Frog Albany High 1, 2, 55 Art Club 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 35 Dramatics Asso- ciations 5g Star Hi: Halloween Contest 5, 4g Basketball 1, 25 Red Cross 1, 23 Art Club 4 QV. P.7g School Paper 43 Yearbook 4 CArt Editorbg Magazine 4 QArt Editorbg Poster Contest 4. A :mile can always spring from a heart where friendship rings. b LEONARD BARCLAY DITTON Nip Movie Operator 1, 25 School Paper 2, 5, 4g Student Council 35 Yearbook - 2, 5, 43 Photography 3, 43 Junior Playg Chorus 5, 4g Magazine Staff 4. How does the busy little hee improve each :hining hour. FRANK B. ELLIOTT Leach J. V. Basketball lg School Paper 25 Baseball 1, 23 Movie Operator 1, 2, 3, 4g Rifle Club lg Bachelors Club 45 Record Club 33 Science lg Audio Visual 2. Let the world slide, what care I? V' ii I NANCY THERESE FARRAND Red Adams High School 1, 2, 33 Newsreel 1, 23 J. V. Cheerleading 2, 53 Class Vice-Pres. 13 Class Secretary 2, 33 Bowling l, 23 Sextet 33 Intramurals I2 2, 33 Yearbook 43 Leader's Club 43 Basketball Team 1, 23 Prize Speaking 3. Lots of fun, rather small, but :be is liked by all. Y K , ,. 1 ' oi J lr. -.a , V ' gl W ' JAMES EDWARD GARDNER in Nevada Baseball 1, 2, 5 4 CCapt. 37: Basketball 2, 3g Key Club 43 Homeroom Secre- P A tary 43 Yearbook 4g Outdoor Club 23 Science Club 13 Leadership Club '--1 4-' 3. 43 Chairman of the Board 43 Record Club 33 GCHS Guide 43 Secretary of Athletic Assoc. 4. Those move easiest who have learned to dance. w Qi Z JOANNE EVELYN GERARD Glce Club l, 23 National Honor Society 3, 45 Class Secretary 23 School Paper 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Homcmaking 43 junior Prom Court3 Social Con- ference at Hudson3 Student Guide 3. Clothes are lbiugx that I admire, fancy charms and sweet attire. RONALD CHARLES GRAHAM Cracker Industrial Arts 43 Record Club 5. Bound logatber by love'.r cord, Thru any weather-me and my Ford. HELEN LORETTA HARDING Cheeko Homemaking Club 4g Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4 CI-lead Maiorette 3, 45, Glee Club 1, 23 Junior Play, Bowling 1, Girls' Sports Club 2, 55 Activity Chairman 5. Better to wear out than to rust out. HOWARD FREDERICK JACOBSON ..Jake,, jayvee Basketball 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Varsity Letterman's Club 45 Rifle Club 1, Z3 Record Club 35 Outdoor Club 25 Baseball 1. awe :www WX ' 'WN H Oh, why should life all labor be? Ab 'X Si ,S w RAYMOND E. JOY ..Ray,. Arms Academy 1, 2, 34 Albany High 3: Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 35 Bachelor Club lTreas.J 45 Key Club 44 School Paper 1, 2, Movie Operator l, 2, 35 Cross Country 2, 39 Treas. Com. Club 1, 2, 3. Full of life and full of fun. EWALD ROBERT KREY Outdoor Club 3. He has neither worry nor care. Farmer HOLLY ARTHUR LEE ..Dairy,. Moriah High School 1, Zg Baseball 25 Basketball 23 Bachelors Club 4: Outdoor Club 3g Audio Visual Class 4. Always happy-allways gay, l 1 l 1 1 7.55 as 3. .xg glad to see him come our way. SHIRLEY ERNA LOCHNER Shirl National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Yearbook l, 4g Student Council 4 Ole- cording Sec. 435 School Paper 5, 45 Glee Club 25 Homemaking Club 43 Junior Red Cross lg Junior Prom Courtg JayVee Cheerleading 2g Varsity Cheerleading 5 QCo-captain 323 G. C. H. S. Guide 3, 4. Some lbiuk the world was made for fun and so do I. DEFOREST JAMES MABIE Football lg Basketball l, 33 Student Council 45 Athletic President lg Draper 2g Ncedlecraft Club 2. The mirror of all courtesy. jack Key Club 4 CTreas. 41g Leaders Club 3, 4g Association 1Pres. 47g Class Secretary lg Class PATRICIA ANN MALLETTE Patti Bowling lg Needlecraft Club 5: Glee Club 1, 23 Band 1: Homemaking Club 4. Quiet first, but look again. 24 HELEN ANN MATTICE MARTIN THOMAS MARKESSINIS Roquefort Baseball I, 2, 53 Movie Operator 1, 2, 3g Current Events Forum 13 Rifle Club 23 J. V. Basketball 23 Science Club 23 Student Guide 33 Varsity Basketball 33 Record Club 3g School Paper 3, 43 Junior Play3 Key Club 43 Yearbook 43 Bachelors Club 4g School Magazine 43 Homeroom Treas- urer 43 G. C. H. S. Guide 43 G. C. H. S. Sports Announcer 4. Ambition is to life what steam is to a locomoliuef' Butchie Glee Club lg Bowling I3 Student Council 23 Homemaking Club 4. A ligbt bear! lives long. I 3? mx? 1' gl ,W 1 JAMES WILLIAM MCCANN Doctor 1 I I if Football 13 Bachelors Club 43 Intramural Gym Team 23 Rod 8: Gun Club. Wit take: the monotony out of life. DUNCAN HOWITT MCNICOL Radio and TV Club 4. A boy with hair of burning red. nMonkn uae... 1. .Juni-, -LSI JUNK 1 ll Q., - 5 -lv V . -,... JUNE ANN MCNICOL Glee Club 1, 23 Photography 3. Silently as :be goes ber way. .9- QQ 'V I 5, I--' 3 ti JOAN MARIE MILLER School Paper 2, 33 Dramatics Club l, 23 Art Club 13 Pep Club lg Yearbook 43 Library Club 4 fSecretary 413 Junior Follies 53 Future Homemakers of America 53 Charm Club Z3 Dancing Club lg Phys. Ed. Demonstration l, 3: Intramurals 53 Voorhcesville Central l, 2, 3. Personality Irvicc ber size. ..Kid.. JOHN HOLLEBRANDS MEYER MalletheaCl Honor Society 2, 3. 4 CPres. 3, 45, Student Council 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lPres. 433 Band 3, 4 1Assistant Mgr. 433 School Paper 3, 43 Key Club 4 CV. P. 413 Class President 1, 33 Junior Historical Assoc. l, 2 KPres. 1, 23: Photography Club 53 Junior Play: School Magazine 4 CEditor 4k Prize Speaking 23 G. C. H. S. Guide 5, 43 Citizenship Education Conference 3, 4g Career Day Representative 43 Boys' Octet 33 Pupil Handbook 3. jolm'r mr will go flown in history. Hou' be drives it-a real mystery. ujoani.. JUNE MITCHELL H. H. Voorheesville Central 1, 2, 53 Soph Sister 2, 33 Octet 33 Mixed Chorus 5: Glee Club 1, 2, as Library Club 2, 53 Junior Play3 School Paper 2. 3: Art Club 23 Dramatic Club 13 Charm Club 13 Year Book 33 Dancing Club 1, 23 Mural 4. Caurteau: to All but intimate to few. 26 FAY ELLEN MUSSER Penny Berne Knox Central 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Girls' Choir lg Sophomore Playg School Operetta 1, 2, 3g Phy. Ed. Demonstration 1, 2, 5: Student Council lg School Concert lg Homemaking Club 4. 'The nature of everything is best seen in ber xmgllest portions. KATHLEEN LOUISE PAINTER Little One Varsity Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4 tCapt. 415 Glee Club l, Z3 Record Club 33 Leaders Club 49 Girls' Sports 2 KV. P.Jg Junior Prom Courtg Bowling 1. Small, petite and ob so sweet. CHARLES EDWARD PERGL Par1ey Rifle Team lg J. V. Basketball Z, 35 Baseball 2, 3, 49 Science Club lg Record Club 3g Varsity Letterman Club 3, 43 Movie Operator 1, 25 Key Clubg Intramural Basketball 49 Outdoor Club Z3 Magazine 45 Yearbook 43 Homeroom Treasurer 4g Class Treasurer. Full of fun and mischief too, doing things be slaoultlrfl do. UIWNSQ JOSEPH JOHN PETROSINO Petro J. V. Basketball lg Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Student Council 4 CV. P.Jg Varsity Basketball 3, 4 KCapt. 415 Key Club 43 Record Club 3 Football 45 School Paper 3, 4g Student Guide 5- H e's witty, sharp and fnll of fun, Petro's liked by every one. 'L .ls-H Hliia Y, - THOMAS JAMES PROUT Tom Albany High I, 2, 33 Bachelors Club 4. lVlJo put Ilvc rI'vz'il in Prou!ie'J eycxf' I I Q' xl - w g . 'WS vo l FRED DAVID PULLEN F ..Easy.. 1-xv x Baseball I, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Basketball 2, 5, 43 Glee Club lg Key Club 4: YI- -If Lettermen's Clubj, 4 tSec. 475 Football Announcer 2, 3g J. V. Basketball 1: in , Record Club 5: Yearbook 4. , , 35' To :rm-ry, lo rfuzly lvxx, ix bit idea of lmppine.r.t. ' 'Q-'Ani ' 'A l A .. GEORGE ROHliR'l' QUACKENBUSH Easy Baseball l, Z, 5, 45 Football I, Z, 5, 43 Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 fCapt. ,Hg Chorus lg Hand l, 5, 45 Key Club 43 Varsity Club 5, 4 KV. P. 3, 473 National Honor Society 5, 4 K'l'reas. 45g School Paper 45 Stutlent Council l: Yearbook Staff 4g Dance Band 2, 5g junior Play: Record Club 3: CCHS Guide 5, 4g Movie Operator 2, 5, 43 Outdoor Club 25 Rifle Club lg Maga- zine Staff 4. MIDI'-1'lIC',fJ it Nu' zfumlcc' of wil. eq . R ROY CHARLES RASMUSON ..Roy.. , Science Club 4. Upright at a cedar. A44-Lt .4 e,....,- - ROBERT STANLEY RUDINSKI Art Club 2, 4 QTreas. 493 Key Club 43 Homeroom Treasurer 43 Class Treasurer 43 Track 33 Basketball 2. Life is too sbor! to worry. JOHN JOSEPH SHERIDAN Dramatics Club 43 Hackett Tall and blond and slim MARIAN CAROLINE ROCHON Mar Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Sextet 2, 3g Band 2, 5, 4 CUniform Custodian 3, 413 Junior Play3 Library Club lg Girls' Sports Club 2, 3 CSec. 233 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ffSec. 413 J. V. Cheerleading 3, 4 ICO-Captain 3, Captain 453 Bowling 13 Yearbook 3, 4 CCo-Editor 473 School Paper 2, 3, 43 Student Guide 33 junior Prom Court3 Class Secretary 1, 43 Class Treasurer 23 Class Vice-President 33 Magazine Staff 43 BCHS Playday 4. Ouiet, Sensible and True. --Boba JOHN WILLIABI RYAN Hon Baseball Manager 13 Prize Speaking l, 2, 3, 43 School Paper 43 Yearbook 4g Magazine 43 Student Council Treasurer 33 Photography Club 43 Record Club 33 School Announcer 43 Key Club President 43 Report Card Com- mittee 33 GCHS Guide 3, 43 American Legion Speaking COHKESIQ Red Cross Representative 2. As I would not be a slave, so I would n0t'l:e a master, this expresses my idea of democracy. llJohn!l Jr. High 13 Albany High 2, 3. is he, honest and friendly he'll always be. ps. X . xg .egg 3 'Fein -?Jl'.!i!'?'Zv... , ., BERNARD JOSEPH STAHL Bachelor Club 4g Albany High 1, 2, 3. Silence is a dignity few can powers. 5 1 'a DAVID ADELBERT VUARD Key Club 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Junior Plnyg Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fcapt. 41: j. V. Basketball l, 29 Varsity Basketball 35 Baseball l, 23 Student Council 23 Movie Operator I, 2g Record Club 31 Athletic Association 4 fTreas. 45. Lazy at l.urllum'5 flag. Bernie A WAYNE CURTIS VANDENBURG Hondo Baseball 2, 4g Football 3, 43 Outdoor Club 3, 4. Siva-I ix llm sleep ol nl laboring man. Bird LEROY LOUIS WHINNERY gs ' N 7 Lee YI Homeroom Pres. 4g Photography Club 3, 4 tPres. 435 Audio Visual Club 4 Yearbook 3, 4 CAdvertising Manager 415 Band lg Student Senate l Waterford High 1. Young in limbs, old in judgment. 30 WFQ ' ' JAMES ROBERT WILLEY Whip Football 2 3 4 Varsity Lettermans Club 3 4 Key Club 4 Homeroom President 4 Student Council 1 Rifle Club 1 2 3 School Paper 1 Class Vice President 7 I like u ark rt faxcmales me I can .nt and ualclo at for hour: ' v x . .. - .. - ' ' . Q H 1 x u a a 1 ...., . . . . X . t , 1 v , , 15,- er Q , i- - I ' r - In SUSANN JOYCE WINNIE Sue Glee Club I, 23 Current Events Forum lg Yearbook 2, 3. 43 School Paper l. 2, 5, 44 Girls' Sextet 25 Library Club 1, 23 Radio and TV Club 4 fSec. 43g Honor Society 2, 5, 43 Bowling lg Prize Speaking lg I Speak for Democracy Contest 4g Journalism Club 3. Knowledge is the ladder to any castle in the sky. FREDERICK TREMBLAY Fred Albany High 1, 2, 3g Dramatics Club 53 Plays: The Grass Harp, Stalag 17 5: Art Club 2, 35 Chess Club 2g Band 2. Fred came to G. C. H. S. in the middle of the senior year and therefore has no picture. -lc, I V john Ryan gives school news, school announcements. and world-wide news over the P. A. system every morning before wc start off to our classes. His daily cob of corn brings forth many a laugh from the student body. The Class of '55 is proud to have one of its members carrying out such an important school job so successfully. ,ll 1. .tax i 153 'F' ,f.f 'Zx, .wi-.5 nf- pf la CLASS HISTORY , As the Class of '55 resolutely entered the vine- covered facade of Altamont High School, not one of us dreamed that we, as seniors, would be the first class to graduate from one of the most modern schools in the country, Guilderland Central High School. It is a privilege of which few can boast and one for which we are sincerely grateful. Let us look back at some of the memorable events that have played such a part in our school lives. We cannot help feel strengthened by the spirit of co-operation and closeness that pervaded these past performances. Remember our freshman year! The first important occasion for us was the election of class officers. Guid- ing the class as President was Persis Parshall with the able assistance of the Vice-president, Myrna Kent, Secretary, jack Mabie, and Treasurer, Dianne Arm- strong. Our delegates to the Student Council were Bob Quackenbush and Carol Unright. As Frosh , we were especially proud of our class hats. XVe remember with nostalgia the amateur show and the carnival. In january, our new Prexy was Iack Mabie. Rounding out the executive board were Myrna Kent, Vice-pres- identg Marian Rochon, secretaryg and Dianne Arm- strong, treasurer. Wfe concluded our memorable year with a picnic at White's Beach. With our freshman year behind us, we went up another rung of the ladder to our sophomore year. Early in the semester, we elected Carol Unright as our class leader. Her hardworking assistant was Barbara Catalina. Joanne Gerard proved to be an able notetaker as secretary. Our new financial genius was Marian Rochon. As delegates to the Student Council we chose Helen Mattice and David Ward. Our maior activities for the year were a hayride, movie, and dance. The class was honored by the election of two of our most able athletes to captain the basketball and baseball teams for the 1953-1954 seasons, Bob Quackenbush and james Gardner, respectively. Our Junior vear was our last in the hallowed halls of Altamont High School. Soon after entering in September, we elected class officers. We chose as our President, john Meyer. As Vice-president, we elected Marian Rochon. james Canavan served as secretarv and Myrna Kent as treasurer. Leonard Ditton and Verity Pulliam represented our class on the floor of Student Council. We can all look back proudly at this year, as we recall the junior Prom. Reigning over the Para- ...Julian dise Prom as King and and Persis Parshall. In our Moonlight and g a particularly hon when Ryan and Dianne Armstrong speaking contest. We wound up at Thacher Park, thus ending eventful year. In our Senior vear, we left A.H.S. behind and entered the land Central High School. Upon many new classmates in our bert Rudinski, was promptly treasurer. Other class officers identg Bob Quackenbush. chon, secretaryg and jack Mabie representatives to Student Council.. months of the vear. we greeted students from The Netherlands, Ann Kan. The Grid-Ghost Halloween-Football dance, was iors in an effort to get better new classmates. A Senior Play vim! duced by the Class of '55. We are eager anticipation to the swank 0 complete our final activity at Huh School. As we now approach the glorious school days, the Class of '55 a dawn of tomorrow. Even now as the on our high school career, new We, the Class of l955, now pass of this magnificent school. We go and in an upright manner, fully task which now lies before us. Sometimes a word or two will express however, in this instance, words are indeed to express fully our sincere thanks and all those people who have made our stay memorable and fruitful experience. To our Principal, our teacher, our parents, the zens of our school district - we say a verv Thank you. To you, the undergraduates of land Central we say: To you from falling hands we throw the tori. Be yours to hold it high. SENIOR CLASS POEM Graduation is drawing near, Which brings to close a glorious year Of friendship which is, oh, so dear, And knowledge that can ne'er appear. Old Altamont High we entered in, As freshmen who could not begin To realize that our school within, The walls were very, very thin. Summer had gone and fall arrived, Exams were tough, but we survived. As sophomores we would always thrive To keep together the class of fifty-five. Our Junior year we could say, Was as light as the bright of day. Our rings we ordered were on the way, And after that-we had our play. ' And then at last in fifty-four, The walls of Altamont would be no more. Instead we entered in the door Of Guilderland which we all adore. Then as seniors the time went fast. Winter had gone and spring had passed. The moment had come for us at last Commencement night had come to pass. Then down the aisle together impart, To get our diplomas before friends depart. But forever we will hold in our heart The memories gathered from the start. Shirley Lochner ...,' 3311 . ist - -t Paltz' Percy F Lee If ,I farraf JALIIPY gil SYN' ,ef LINE-UP NAINHE Dianne Armstrong Marcia Bachand Donald Baker Shirley Beaton james Canavan Bruce Cargill King Clement, jr Stuart Crouse Al Cuomo Caroline Davis Leonard Ditton Frank Elliott Nancy Farrand james Gardner Joanne Gerard Ronald Graham Helen Harding Gerrit Huig Howard Jacobson Ray JQY Lizzy Ann Kan Myrna Kent Ewald Krey Holly Lee Shirley Lochner Jack Mabic Patti Mallette fWeverD USUALLY SEEN not seen- heard with Fritz at Fred's in Guilderland everywhere. Larry's at King's at school senior home- room art room at Fred's talking Home Ec. up to Parley's R. P. I. campus reading Hot Rod. with Barbara at the Greek's anywhere in his car after school selling ice cream with Jack in his Chev. smiling with Ray at R. P. I. Enterprise with my husband SEN I0ll WAYS FAVORITE SAYING I'll clue you. But, you're not funny. uOh.n I'll clue you in. u How about it. My old Merc. How about it. u Put off today what can be done tomorrow. uokaypv What's happening around here? All righty. Tuff dart. Come off it. That's the nuts. Pool: soot. nt You're just a Clever lover. I'll be dipped. I don't dig it. That's what she said. Got me. uYea.n it Seen jack? Holy cow. I'll bet. Sexy. Well, l'll be dipped. Wait a minute. 36 NOTED FOR saying the right thing at the wrong time knee socks playing the french hom being quiet appropriate remarks manger shirts tearing cartilages and ligaments in knee not famous hunting artistically talented being a pest eating in class acting stupid sideburns talking too much knowledge of Fords twirling eating touch-down twin having grand time swearing in Dutch friendliness size 14 ring cheerfulness hips sleeping in social class raising heck S5017 Junior 3rd running halls in my everything football senior privileges chorus parties and fun with the gang Social 12 Home Ec. class bull sessions in the cafetorium physics class Home Ec. room Quackenbus Rvy Easmuson Roclion - ' Robert Rudihski 1.01111 Ryan 191111 Sheridan i Bernard Stahl Carol Unright Wayne VanDenburg David Ward h USUALLY SEEN making phone calls with Butch D. walking aimlessly working on cars cafetorium most anywhere with Charlie drawing with Charlie Gardner dashing madly through halls music room with Nev in the gym strolling around at Marcia's house around school in the lab working on the yearbook wandering in the office in the halls in Fords with Sue with blonds in a Ford with a camera while skipping lllll WAYS FAVORITE SAYING Well, I'll be whipped. Somebody goofedf' Yat right. Get out'a here. Gosh. Oh-what have we here. I1 ll Blii. Fish. I'll be had. What's the next cheer? Holy Christmas. Hi, babe. I'll beat you. Hello. Whip, censored Take it easy. Oh, for pete's sake Are you crazy? u Many thanks. All right shot. 1cHi.lI Oh-h-h-boy. Howdy. Could'a fooled me. Beats me. Whipping good. with Carol . 3 L A NOTED FOR getting ads giggling sleeping in class red hair being quiet being brainy freckles posters pleasant smile cheerleading playing the piano taking time out of school to go hunting goofing off bothering teachers having all those- parties being dry not much blushing art work giving school announcements getting out of homework not much neat appearance eating good nature timely remarks quick with the lip causing disturbance at games MISS MOST O'Brien's balony Home EC. room dismissal time sleep new school hectic noon hours our-parties free lunch G. C. H. S. teachers at G. C. H. S. All my wonderful friends! shop sports gYm baseball and basketball games sports Miss Kniskern Everything at G. C. H. S. Mr. O'Brien's English class noon hours Miss Kniskern shop the kids and athletic games driver's license gridiron Mr. Gearhardt new school basketball games f C5,,JfJ B J TT N an on Q sod Sv ' w x-119035 A l l ls . L QUE?-K o V gap-,QT at 'FP-N ENDLXES va 1' 0 L. BA G ,s E u 4 LOVES 6 L-- i . C . wg. 1 Paw DOWN ' - 'ir nw eo Boom X5 Ji' 7 cmlf-Wg Q .ga ll L , ,I 1: K xv 'F van Nm' R 'ww w' ab Q0 ee-51 UWM 'N' NOST Humonous ow I .Ni 52w1UW'J Q V 4.4354 ymm I. r NN ' 41 Xquacx 1 A L' N fp Q5 nu. 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Xvcnthurhy, M. Strik, Ii. Johnston fTrcas.l. Sermnl Row: M. Osterhout IV.-PrcS.J. W. Thompson, R. jncquay, j. Druzha, P. McClelland Y. ! '55 x . . ,. M. Dennison. Third Row: M. Bell, D. Barrell, B. Se- bast, B. McConnell, G. Heald, E. McCumber, M. Fra- lcy, J. Blivcn. R. Seibert, R. LaFave, C. Gardner fCIasS Scc.J AI1.rent: M. Bryant CPres.5, M. Greenwood. 6Class Trcnsj, B. Childs, O. Kiernan. Third Row: C. Ferguson, -I. Karins iClass Pres.J, R. Wever, R. Mus- cnncll, D. Smith, R. Loveland, J. Scrafford. Absent: M. Felgentreff, E. Shave. -L-1.i.... , ,.-1--.fm A 4- . .nav 'arf' l .- ' .' -' ,L ran! Rau J Plant S Van Buren N Handy D Lelzer fSec5 D Holcomb C Morey B J Snyder Second Rou Mrs Bruno R Washburn 1PresJ R Peckowxtz L Crounse M Dexenpenk G Hohcmtexn S Hooser Fran! Rau M Langlon C Cornell F Dreprcy j Ploc derson L Lawrence Second Rou L Champion B Phrl l1psCSecJ B Cl1ckman1Class Sec! E Grncssel D Ertel J Controy P Descoteaux F Haupt F Pxerce J Lock llC 'Gi' M IV Pres! llwvrd Rau L Smith M Keller W Tym chyn W Carman D Hull D MQQua1d Absent Irom ZOH Plclurl C Cine N1 PenclLrf,xs: SPEAK SOFVLY ron 1V I L5 Bmlcx R x1n4Trea5D Fbrrd ou R Stahl J Kemp R Callughgr Kprecj 'I lxlpp D Pruskowslu R Dcnms C Half. Ninn! L Bramu N Thompson Bur CARRY H B15 STICK Q VX l0A -1 T ' x it 'lr 'D I x.: nasnnan-.U -vnvfb-dur-'Q ' mn . r-.-..- Q--14, ,lbw c-IA l M wa - Q N' v-W A, , b - i- 5 E , C -r' v A 5 ee Q 1 5 - rx Q 1 s.- h I +. f h X 5. K V ., f - Y T., , u 1 I 0 . i . x g Q , , L J g ' e- ., ' A... -1 ,- . x' 'fd ., . gnu . 1, . , . , . - ' .- . '35, .' . R11 . . ' A' R ki, hir. Ciaccio, E. Wfhinnery, K. Kaasa, G. Davis. J, An- D. Shaadt. R. McCarthy. B. Nagel tClass Presi, , . . '.' . I , . ' - . , . V ' , . 1 1 ' . , . F , . . . , . . ' . , . ll , . , ' . . ' A., . H .' , ' .' . ' , . , . , . , . , . - . , Rv fr. - W H . I hx Q -viw ivy N ' -N ,, ,QQ X '. V P. 'K' ff - 1 P 5 f ' F '51 l t ' M ' , X u .L - .. T. t - , S . , J g f 1 L 1 fg .- . A W , ' A f , - dr , if , X I ' J Y' - I 4 1 K - ff T : 1 - ., ' . P I 2 2 - 4. ' Q' . x Lk 1 5' , f . , NY ' ' K N , A - x 4 .1 A an ., , ,I ,. on, In V ..I,,. . , 308 '15 'rms fa DFIGGHR I SEE BEFORE N HE l ' 4 l XXQQ LJ ' HN Front Roux' R. Foley, C. Shoplick, P. Madsen, N. Tcmmc, B. Hnmmcrli, V. Scott, C. Crntscnbcrg, F. Barcomlw. Svmrnl Roux' Mrs. Knousu, A. Durfcc, C. Pollard QPrcs.5, D King. lf. Grunt, F. Palma, L. Nor- wood, R. Mahler. R. liurlmgclott. A. Schinncrcr. 'I'lJir1l Frrml Roux' K. Murkessinis, L. Urmlt, P. St. Pierre fPrcs.J, K. Hinckley, S. Varnville, M. Vzmdcnllurgh, R. Whcclcr fTrcas.7. Svrwul Rrmz' Miss Hotnling. J. Plant, R. Kokosn, R. Qunckcnlwush, B. Crosson, N. Gage, R. Antelek, T. Hall, S. Spring, J. Thorscn Row: L. Del Zotto, S. Pavlic, C. Northcutt, R. Sweit- zer, J. Clement, D. Cornell, H. Malcolm CV.-Pres.l, E. Karmo. .'ll1sent.' J. Duquette, E. Rapant, G. Messe!- cola. R. Van Denburg, J. Hessner. iClass V.-Presb, R. Brothers. Third Row: D. Emary iSec.J, J. Frank, A. Hilton, E. Smyth, J. Boff, F. Crounse iClnss Trens.J, S. Pelts, J. Deschenes, A. King, D. Dur- fce. Absent: D. Jensen, P. Moore, M. Schultes. X1 1 'Q v,L,,k 1.,rv Z., , , ,. '-if, -' ,. K' g.u..1.....-...g....:,u.......4.- v-4-r ,, V,..,.. rout Rou R Van Praag N Plttz 1SecJ B Mull rsele L Phrlrpp T Strawbrxdge R Sager R Smxth E Mxers H Huffmlre Second Rou E Canawan CV Pre-s7 Mr Sharkes S Dunn fPresJ G Coogan 'N Rudmilu D Burns W Norton j Carion D XVQSI Front Rou D Handx W Hexmburg D Kent R Hum luck L Delrelrce J Vvrtko H Krueger J Clark fSeC7 Second Ron Mrss Alter F De Benudettr P Van Pat ten R Hughes S Husted D Robertson M Decker 1 'N 'Sgr T' ervelt M Csontas T Carpenter MISS Dashner Third ou K XY ukus L Cuomo IN Rxan U Hu son T Rc-tajczyk rfrcasi D Imwrx I Roumg TN Schcr merhorn N Marnnr L Re cl Nunn! L Hrachnan ass lrmsr E KX lx ' rg H W r P 11 I nf Rf I3 Sum! G L0 in .ulcy C nn s N Wells N1 Pol oc Long, J harms lun! I lxnx it 1 NDMRN fy., 'B ...mf I R 'YYY'-' 1. I:I'Ullf Roux' C. Mahler, P. Gilmore, li. Livingston, D. Huffncr, R. Gould KV.-Prcsj, B. Musto, A. Ross. ibm Roux' C. Garrison, B. Empie, B. Beaton 1Sec.J, C. Van Buren 1Treas.J, K. Warburton, G. Cole, T. Appel, SvmmlRun:lN1i5sllmmu,C. Rurlushcim, A. Cimulwush. J. Bliscr. Alzxeuts P. Lockrow, C. Meyer, T. King, N. Flicgcl, T. Fink, Rf Hlnnchcl, N. Pullcn, Il. Wfcckm R. Puchucki, E. Krey. Alzxenl: A. Halstead. Q M. Newberry 4Prcs.7, R. Johnston lfflnss Prcsj. Tlfinl 5 C ffm .rs 5 K . xrifiiisisn lfrnul Razr: P. Jolmsion, J. Knfcr, R. Unrkcr, If. Smith, R. Holcomb, W. Hcrhst, A. Ryan, A. Jalet, C. Boyd A D. XY'illctn Kilnss Saul. R. Manor, G. Rm-. li. Sn-phi-ns. 1'I'rcns.J, J. Lawrence, A. Simone iPres.J, M. Trembley, Q Serum! Razr: Mr. Nucio, D. llzirrignn, G. Lc Hart, C. Colcr QV.-Prcs.J. Al1.vent: V. Crouse. J. Armstrong ! P. Schanp, C. Ynun, J. link, If. liolnlnndcr, R. Snydcr, f5cC.J, and E. Hale. XV. Clement, E. Godfrey. 'l'l1iril Rnux' R. ljndatcucl, ff' i 9 1 . 0, - 2 ! Ent' 9 ' . r x. L ' 3 Q I V I i 1 i I i i -- , . , 1- ...L . ' z.,4.l...... .... .... ,,.,g,..,. FSL.- .' .Q -Q will x, T, X H l - 1 . .h h , ' .:..1:.:f - E, Q ' :EQ Y f ,H 2 Y ' K K C ' f , ' A . V ,j A Q- -. . X ' p l , A ' . 1 sf? . '- lg 3' . lg Q T 'V - - F 7 . -Q N - .. , , ,.. f . , , . , E A Q' 1 ,., S Front Roux' T. McCarville. A. Millcr, J. Bliven 1Sf:C.7. L. Markessinis. M. Donaldson, H. Taylor. S. Donaldson, XV. Norton. J. Horinka, D. Unscr. Semml Roux' Mrs. NVicks. D. Voighr, S. Burke 4Treas.l, J. Ford fPres.h R. Alger, A. Stalkes, R. Brunk. J. Sh-anaur, J. Tremhly, Fran! Roux' R. Cox, C. Dudley, M. Meyers, D. Wells iS6C.l, D. Skinkle, F. Arnold, L. Bradt, B. Farrzrnd. R. Olsen. Second Roux' J. Wierczehouski, H. Anderson. J. King. B. Shevauer, J. Ohlidal, N. Cubit 4Class V.-Presb, R. Tice, R. Hanna, H. Croote, R. Hotaling, 1 - 5, I R. XX'atts, F. Buss fClass Trcas.J. Third Roux' M. Nor- wood, D. Mitchell, L. Tarricr, B. Palmer, B. Anderson Il. Mayhuc, E. Huitzman, G. Adams. R. Bailuy, P. Adams F. Lomio IV.-l rus.7. film.--11, j. Anmnnucci, E. Galusha D. lvlahlcr. 'lifzirzl Roux' H. W'righl, M. Lomio, D. Link C. Rice. S. Morey. R. Chapman, M. Campbell. H. XVands. N. Curtis lV.-Prusj, NW. Goldsmith, j. Naclcau 4Prcs.l L. Pergl lTrcasl. filzrerzt: Mr. Miller, R. Alger. T. Armstrong. iff-r-hr-'vi 1 N17 XPS : W Q .-nag an Q25 all lif: if Q SILLY NILLY ,sl . . .. .. . .A - .f.....-.-,,.,,.. .. ,MAT -A. 43h,.-.-A - .... .- . . . BC ig.. Q , y .3 . . Xe If v7 K 'BRAIN 'DOY HD 4 15' Front Row: D. Schrnmm, K. George, M. Herzog, M. Pctrosino, ll. Keufcr, R. Crounsc, B. Perry, R. Bas- slcr, D. Leather, K.. Frtcl QSQ-CJ. Svrond Roux' Mrs Surviss fAdvisorJ, W. Griesscl, C. jnzchoski. M. Miller R. Gricsscl. j. Dicderick, P. Hnllenhcck, -I. Sager Ifronl Roux' H, Hcimhurg, bl. Jenner. B. Hohcnstcin S. Schermurhom, K. Iirh. K. Knslilc, j. Wailcals, A. Ras- muson, M. Gnglioti, IS. Knsu. .Yccrnnl Row: Miss Yustcn C. Adams fScc.7, D. Pitcher, I.. Heaton, R. Coogan D. Selovcr, R. Pnppalnu. R. Hoffman, Ii. Williams, D. Hurst, D. Shave, L. Hopkins, L. MacIntosh. Third Row: M. Kaasa, J. Quay iPres.b, J. Mallory. R, Jacob: son QV.-Pres.7, J. Miller, N. St. Pierre, G. Beaton, L. Thorsen QClass Treas.J, S. Lafontaine. J. Harding. Absent: L. Jensen. A. Murrell, C. King. Third Row: G. Northcutt fTreas.J. A. Righter QV.-Pres.l, D. Putnam, M. Hollenbeck KPres.D, S. Veltman. A. Mesick, R. McCumber, S. Gillespie, C. Gage, J. Koschorreck, C. Purtel. :inning- -J., ,, I 1 l i Front Row: Milne, K. Kilmer, D. Emary, D. Mudge. W. Gould, C. Toomer, H. Graham, j. Hirsch. A. Kocsis. R. Mudge. Setond Roux' Mr. Nlurray, -I. Keyes, B. Fisher. M. Simone 1Sec.J. A. Crammond CPres.J, C. jonn, V. Protrowski, B. Gray, E. Sill, J. Vrsely, D. Tauzel, Bradford. Flanders. Front Roux' T. MacDonald. C, Brooks. C. M. Fleming, N. Knowles. B. Golden, J. C. Eakes, L. Adams, R. Webber. Second Roux' Mrs. Hall G. Lcinieks. Thin! Roux' M. Suits, A. NVagncr, E. jacob- son. G. L:xFrancc, A. Clark. E. Mann. P. Del.aMater, VU. Jacobs, R. Becker, J. Briggs, M. Gates. Alzxent: A. Shave. D. Purtcll .Q0rr. Sufi, P. Rockunslirc. D. Mosall. Third Rout' M Mohon. li. Ruud KV.-Prcsj. E. Rinaldo, B. Wais 1Prcs.M A Kipp KSQCJ. R. Haight, G. Taylor 1 ! . 5 F x 9 K 621 Di TR! 4 1 ,N f- rf S PORTS STHH fAdvis0rD, J. Van Zandt, A. Gillispie, W. Crounse, lTreas.J. F. Messcrcola, F. Wfagner. D. Ogsbury, M. Packucki, J. George, C. Du Bois. 'W .fam .a .... ..... - 7 A - I li . 1 . .. -Q W ' . .: 3 . - n,f 4 ...-1-an A , I , wg :' : . rg. ':,. I I l I V : 1 5 - Q F f . i ll l . ' su X ' I 1 X.. 'T 5 7B L N '1- JAW BREA K ER 71' ':I'0l1f Rmzz' M. Ryan, R. Case fScc.D, W. Quay. j. Klein Il. St. Ongc, A. Van Pmgg fTrcas.l, j. Wfinncy, A. Row lcy, XV. Langlois. Slffflilll Roux' Miss Mimult, I-l. Hilicus, C. 7famlnilo, D. Hurst fPrcS.5. G. Champion, G. Pinchook, D. Sclmst. R. Ln Fnvc, C. Casa. Thin! Roux' K. Dean I-run! Roux' L. Dc lirziccio, A. Shave, D. Luc QV.-Prcs.J C. Mohr. K. Merrifield, G. Gales, P. Draught, L. Wfcl lcr, QI. Moran. SPIYINI, Roux' Mr. Daley, R. Zounsc 1SeC.l -I. Smolcns 1Prcs.l. j. Czindcrs, j. Dc Hmccio. H. Dedu- rick. D. Bunker, j. Shinncrcr KCIHSS V.-Prcs.D, B. Sictli, R. Kunker, -I. Meineker. C. Gilbert, D. Shoplick-. M. Galen, B. Bachand, S. Rudinski, Mitchell, Meyer. Alzxenl: E. Bell, j. Conahan. N. Hart, B. Roth. H. Reine- mann, R. McCarthy. R. Spawn, H. Macintosh. Third Row: L. Ryan, G. Hcrpst, R. Barth, L. Schladale. R. Wise, B. Carpenter. I.. Weller, P. Pitcher. J. jazehoski, K. Bradt. Absent: j. Boyd, S. Sikura, R. Beauchaine. R. Colborn, J. Dart. 1 - -5T'.Pe wr' , 'ff L-.4 . . -,...,,, . ... ,,..-.,...-...,..,......,.-,-......-....-.--q--1--- , i TEA.. Y Front Row: M. Hudson, H. Mosher, S. Toomer, J. Lin- stead, A. Liotta QTreas.J, L. Naughton, L. Lincoln, D. Chavonic, R. Witter lSec.D, M. Links. Second Row: F. Knapp, L. Murrell, W. Smithies. D. Lal-larte. J. Cinney, R. Bivona, J. McClelland, C. Smi, G. Cicciu, Front Row: C. Smith, J. Laveyra, A. Palermo, E. Gallub, E. Smith, T. Prout fSec. 8: Treas.J, W. Hopkins, M. Valvo, B. Bramer, D. Chainyk. Second Row. E. Crounse, L. Matzke, P. Tiffany, P. Rhodes, S. Pratt, L. Didonna, C. Myers, W. Rutledge, B. Dennison mlb, v P. Del Zotto KV.-Pres.J, A. Van Natten, M. Meyl. Third Roux' R. Relyea, R. Burton, W. Cole, K. Rude- sheim, G. Pennie, M. Ryan, P. Bonne-au, D. Smith, A. Knaggs. C. Kimball, B Noursc. Alzscut: Mr. Boyce. C. Burrel , H. Holzhaner fPrcs.l. Tlvinl Roux' Mr. Hut- son, L. Speck. N. lVlcLaury, N. Wilkins, L. Guenette KV.-Presb. A. Mosher, J. Dart, R. Loeher. A. Doty, W. Butler, N. Wilkins. Absent: M. Crosscn, N. Knoll, A. Wharton, R. Oliver, L. Trest. w..--,..,... ww., - zu-. Q ' l -. B--'i - , l w i Q 'l :vid .M .f hmm... . ,..- 'ff'-yr s ' ' . M E,'2affB TS A M awww' if ,K 3 Q Mm V W Km?igwif :w2iQ2i2 Ko,q,,m mf' ' . ' P fwwqwf .. gf! ' W Qf' X Q? M2235 Mfwwgfjj 42? iffy x5N1ii23 ima 5qW L7m lg, Bgiq-'YQ 'Q PWM' f.,lfs,Qf' CRW vt offm Y!! 55- Ne-,Y-Q Wwiwwwwfxixg W W W ww l W . fl'f' n '. nf., x My - . 5... ,- ,, .11 .j,,,. ., -, .'- 'il-F - 'K' . ' 1 .. 1.41, S- ' 7l',igL5'f, ,, k, -H--- -f-- 'yi-:L-1-Q'1:. hr., ' x ' f-'Q wtaenno-:uf-r.-,I Anim xllrl .,'4 , I- . Q- Af fx 51 ' ,s LQ, - -'ff ii 7 . , ,f 4 .sv 1 'C 4 if 3 r , :- I f . As., K Q 1 1 .' L'.' -.al. t ,. . er ,. w Q1 fguuan-'4 ff I-43- ,f Q? 5 - xnwwfrwq . . vv -A, ,,, 1, v 'f X ' . w w.' f3f V'!', . M. 'f.5f:uf,1rgE .1 ' . X um j 2 -:Uv-'1 WY -PM fra 5-5515:-X-v3 if 5- -. 4 ' 51 ' ML Mvsxzsfgvis- 'j :it i3i Xf'-f T , .W 7 ,VQMQEM win if 'www 11 'QQ' V, . - 'Yi 1 ' if nigga W-'fvg-.V 5-' 1 x 'fri - I-5 .5 , .,.,!iii' -jQgQ4E'i' -2 assi Yi -,h , Wx aware: f .,-I :L xx ,g:r5'f W 1 P vi' ':- v ...fit , k.. ww . 5 e 'fl r ,-if gsm' 1' :uv-'apt '- ' gp, A . V .. ' S., xg. Agp f 6.17 iw 1 .-:HE .q,,.w,.Yp. 4. , L 1, al .va , M. mn. .s3'a QQaQ - ff SE IOB H0 0B IICIETY nj- -as-:faq-'41 hr 1,,J1 be . 1 il l - . .reg-1 ,.... -1 ' , .lg Front Row: Lizzie Ann Kan, Robert Washburn 1V.- ann Winnie, Carol Gardner. joseph Karins, Gene Pres.J, Robert Quackenbush fTreas.J, john Meyer Hohenstein, james Cnnnuin. 'l'l:in1 Rmr: Persis Par- lPX'CS-7, M2530 Rofhon CSCCJ, Gerrit Huig, Susanne shall, Carol Unright, Shirley Lochner, Joanne Gerard. Embler. Second Row: Miss Kniskern fAdvisorl, Sus- Myrna Kim, Dianne Armstrong, Marvin Osterhout. The National Honor Society is made up of students from the junior and senior classes, who have maintained a high scholastic standing :ind .ire out- standing school citizens. Students who meet the academic requirements 190 aver- age for the first two years of study or 85 average for the first three years of studyb may be elected to membership by the faculty on the basis of their leader- ship, character, and service. The society undertakes various projects, which will tend to improve and cn- rich the school program as a whole. The project for the '53-'S-i school year was the raising of funds to enable two Dutch students to spend their senior year at Guilderland Central High School. LIZZY-ANN KAN 17-year-old Lizzy has endeared herself to all G. C. H. S. students since her arrival here in America in October. Being very musical, she got into the swing of things here at school by joining the High School Mixed Chorus. Since then she has also joined the Girls' Chorus and the Madrigal Singers. It has been a wonderful experi- - ence for the students here at G. C. H. S. to know Lizzy. q,, , QP' fr? fl Q -my--' oisiuur Huis Gerrit was the other Dutch student whom the Honor Society brought to Amer- ica. During his stay at G. C. H. S., Gerrit was a member of Key Club. He also could be found selling ice cream and milk during lunch hour in the cafeteria. The students here have surely benefited by meeting and knowing Gerrit. 55 UNIQIR H0 0B UCIETY Front Row: A. Palermo, R. McCarthy, R. Case, H. Taylor, B. Hohenstein, H. Wright, H. Mosher, B. Bramer, J. Smolcns, K. Bradt, E. Gallub, S. Conahan, B. Hrachian, C. Gilbert, N. Wilkirms, B. St. Ongc. Second Raw: F. Hale, C. Boyd, D. Oravsky, A. Miller, J. Bliven, M. Miller, C. Eisele, Mr. Cornwell, C. Smith, P. Draudt, I.. Bradt, D. Wells, S. Sikota, A. Rowley. Tlzirzl Row: C. Jazeboski, J. Quay, L. Thorsen, M. Kaasa, J. Hall, A. Righter, J. Lindstead, B. Hudson, M. Ryan, E. Bell, B. Nourse, J. Meyer, N. Curtis, D. Mitchell, J. Ford, J. Armstrong, V. Crouse. Fourth Ralf: R. Sands, G. Cole, T. Carpenter, R. Burton, B. Butler, D. Schramm, K. Erb, J. Jenner, B. Dennison, R. Kunker, K. Dean, H. Graham, J. Hirsch, B. Bachand, J. McClelland. R. Zounes, M. Meyl. Standing: R. Heimlich, S. Dunn, J. Schinnerer, J. Karins, R. Gould, T. Retaiczyk, G. Cicciu, C. Zambito, C. Mohr, C. G-age, R. Bassler, R. Jacobson, J. King, R. Hanna, J. Briggs, M. Csontos, P. DelZorto. Absent: G. Lcjnicks, B. Wais. The Junior National Honor Society is an organization that has recently been inaugurated here at GCHS. It is chiefly through the efforts of Mr. William Cornwell, faculty advisor, that this group proves to be an effective counterpart of the Senior High National Honor Society. Pupils in grades 7-9 are selected for consideration by a list of specific qualifi- cations. Those eligible for membership must maintain a scholarship average of not less than 85W. In addition to this, the candidates are rated on Character, Service, Scholarship, Leadership, and School Citizenship. Members of the faculty determine the final choice of students, selected for admittance. The recognized goals of the Junior National Honor Society include an enthus- iasm for a higher scholastic standing, an encouragement for students to render service to the school, and a stimulus to develop strength of character. 56 ..... ' KEY C History will associate the school year of 1954 with the word first. Along with our new school came many new and interesting ideas. One of these was the for- mation of a Key Club. The principle object of key club is serviceg service to the individual, school and community. These clubs are closely allied with and sponsored by Kiwanis. Key Clubs are welded into one smoothly functioning, com- plementary unit by a strong central organization known as Key Club International which supplies mem- ber clubs with vast quantities of valuable literature and other important material. Front Row: Mr. Mosher, Advisorg F. Pullen, J. Mabic QTreas.J, J. Ryan fPres.J, J. Meyer QV.-Prcs.J, R. Washburn fSec.J, J. Canavan, C. Pollard. Second Raw: J. Gardner, D. Ward, B. Cargill, R. Quackenbush, K. Clement, P. Mc- Our club was formed in September by 22 interested students chosen from grades 10-12. In january, a gala celebration was held to mark the reception of the charter, the official birth certificate of the club. Dur- ing the year the club has undertaken many projects to render service to our school and community. Here's an organization that will begin to leave a permanent impression on G. C. H. S. and the com: munity which it embraces. It is the most vital aim of your Key Club to make the word service synonymous with its name. Clcllnntl. R. Rutlinski, -I. linrins. Tfvirzl Rnux' M. Markus- sinis. J. Petrosino. R. Qunrkcnhush. R. joy. R. Hivona G. lluig, C. llcrgl, R. Pcfkowirf. 'lf'-H , .iii .if A A i i l ........... I 1 1 I l . -I -'F I y 1-...-:zz 9,5 1 - 9 1 4 L.. -ag .i , 1 I 57 f '1 f H A 0 lr' SCEPTER SERVICE CLUB Left to Right: S. Embler, L. Kan, C. Cratsenberg, K. Kaasa, L. Bradt, C. Morey, M. Bachand, P. Pnrshall, Miss Ropkc CAdvisor7, B. Nagel, H. Keller, E. Murrell. This organization is a group of high school girls who are interested in being of service to the school. It originated this year with four girls selected from each class in 10-12. The first activity was a ski trip to North Creek, N. Y. The purpose of this trip was to help the girls of the school to get better acquainted. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Without the Athletic Association many things in our school wou1dn't be possible. It pays for referees and umpires at the games. At the end of the year it sponsors a banquet for the players and cheerleaders. They also purchased the cherleaders and the players uniforms. Left to Right: J. Mabie fPres.D, D. Ward 1Treas.J, J. Petrosino CVPJ, -I. Gardner CSecJ, Miss Knuth CCoachD, Mr. Sheeley fAdvisorJ. Front: Mr. Sacchioto QCoachJ. ,I IBLS' LEADERS CL Front row: M. Sweitzer, P. Langlois, C. Cornell. F. Duprcy, I.. Bndl. K. Kun. B. Clickmnn. Miss Knurh 1Advirnr7. .Yu- The Girls' Leaders Club, as a new school organiza- tion, has the objective of helping to set up thc girls physical education recreational activities. This is done in part by helping with the girls' program as officials for class and intramural games, serving as aifls in the Front row: H. Jacobson, J. Druzba, D. Ward, R. Qusckcnhush. F. Pullen, J. Wdley, C. Pergl.Sc:ond row: L. Croumc, J. Gardner, K. Clement. Cargill, P. McClelland. O. Kieran. The Boys' Leaders Club is composed of studenrs rc- ceiving a varsity letter in athletics. Purpose is to con- tribute to the athletic program at G.C.H.S. by rnising ond fm.: N. Handy. J. Radley, 1. Vhmnvpion, C. Gardner, Cv. Davis. N. Fnrrnnal. K. Pnlnrcr class program, and .is hnsrcsses rin pliiyilnys for visiting girls' teams from mher schools of :hc urea. The program nf :hc club so Lir lms cnnsistcil mainly of playing mil learning ro iifrirnirc hmkethall in urdcr that intmnmurnls may begin .is soon .is possible, Third vnu: N lmiilll, ,I Pigrruslno. H. Osh-rhmlt, R Mc Carthy, NW. Tymnthn, I Xinhua money for nrlxli-lic zrwuils .ind running vnrimis events in the school. BUYS' LE S CLUB F Q h we Q Y t: .P-MA .., l .f . V M.--+L. 1... Q- n 'D z , s gi ...J - - if , ' 1 I - i. , A --v -.--Y .Qi ,..-1f-- .un -A ,-amdvw-up-Annual GL 11.13 Published Monthly by Students of Guuigglmd The Vol. VI-No. 6 GUILDERQ 4ND CENTER, N. 580-Id pn 1,-1-1-T-i ,msn 0 .Sri.iK's-1-'.i , .lfsdapsb .mini :ii r. .nm .ffzdpug F , in 01 . '. A' 0 T , VRHRN-1 Lg'-'lui f'i:I,FgiZA9J4Zqpf I ,Q Y 'MSA Vin ll iliagomng ui am Jilin, . .. . X .1 A' sv . .om Hizufmuw. 8 ug J -Ie ' i XM x03 X 'QW' in - ' J' '3Sr 0391 f a V ss.. . ,SX anim X ,i ' .K U' -1010-7!'0.id Q -9-I 0, fa-li T5 iissmu ix' wma 5-Lxnis ik .' O' pollllflllb .i.im 0U1 'vufff-II x lxxgvx. 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' xg ,343 9 .I-,mn 1s- 'D'lo -NP'il'l A-lb ' - ook? , i141 - LL -N '.l.il Y uouipllxw A F W h N ' 'iziu.lOjll. ij Q. P 1 Gary Stevens, Area T. V. lf? ,,,,,. X i 1 D SUUIISEV 5 F tu 32sQ',, 599:55 ' v Y I' .',, I , ' Q 4 T0 Sggthe Swayln .i,!',x.::g,1 U, ultulllll Qpexi-5 osx if ' ' 1 : - .3 x- v Promenaders ,,,fff ff, -,.e,,'f ggi? '91 ' .ll,, H1191 D n J' Q ,1. Y- - , -. - 'Ll .fl ' ' SF Q Un l 1 li. .i ilu Junior Class ol Liuii I f gym, X 98.6 di-rlund Ci-ntrzil lliigli School will in- 11.7.10 ' ziugurzitr- Ihr' ilI'5l .Junior Pror ' ' ' new high school. The 0: 1-lio-:vu for zliis ggzilzi occasion Sic-vi-iis ol if-lf-vision lamc rlzincri- ilswll will bi- hold in 1 giyin, which will lic beautifull mic-rl lay thi- juniors thcmselv irc-sliiiioiits will also he prov lhi- juniors. 'l'lif- dance- is noi only for but sr-niors, and alumni of A lligli School. 'l'lir- irom will slurl'git uifhl and Spect of me many Dl'0Dl9mF mal' fe .-ml :it I iwelvi-, Thr- climax Lol' this had to be wvrkfd out and the Ummm' wth EDITORIAL STAFF FRONT ROW: C. Morey, M. Markessinis, P. Par- shall, News Edirorg Mr. O'Brien, Advisorg James Canavan, Editor-in-chiefg K. Kaasa. SECOND ROW: S, Embler, J. Karins, R, Washburn, K. Clement, R. Quackenbush, I. Ryan, THIRD ROW: M. Kent, D. Armstrong, J. Meyer, S, Winnie, F. Crounse, M. Rochon. By John Meyer S school your 155-1-1955 and br-on ri year of many l'irsts askotball gumc won. the first now ilu- first literary maga- conluining lS splendid sim-ii-s. ion of many onloolci-rs. s it worth it? My question mswered immediately when on Saturday. O'Bie walked into Enterprise and presented me the page-proofs from the pub- --' erable hours that Mr. O'Brien, Myrna llshff- lC'onlinuod on Page ill Kent and I have put in, and wonder- 4l'Ol1llllll0d on Pago IH Ihr PQf0l'Yllf?d Church in A I l U on luday, October 22. bona FIRST ROW: E. Canavan, K. M3YkCSS1H1S,I. Karms, 'bull Hong for yhv simple Wffidil H. Keller, L. Dmon, B. Hammerli. SECOND ROW: Hom 059255 A. Ross, I. Petrosino, D. Ertel, P. Femia, R. Bivona, Ph Pcvcrend C'cn'nelius J. I. Bailey, C. Davis. THIRD ROW: S. Dunn, C. l'011 'm9d Phe Cf 'f'm0nY- Unright, E. Karmo, C. Gardner, S. Lochner, I. mother and sister of thc grog lC'ontinuvd on Page 2 L ILDERLA D GURNA Published Monthly by Students of Guilderland Central High School V01 VI-No. 3 GUILDERLAND CENTER, N. 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Ggtard' M Oster out 61 lf'nnlmuc-d nn Pago 107 V1 M U' 1., xx 21 Lu VX W v W edt' r QA.. 1. f? ,, ,- ... Q 4,1 X, . f , ,fi I THE FLYING UTC During the past year, the first magazine history of Guilderland Central or Altamont School made its debut. Under the capable of Editor John Meyer, the first issue of The Dutchman-32 pages-came out on February I. tured in the first issue were the history of basketball at G. C. H. S. by woman sportswriter, Dianne Amt- strong, and the heart :ending polio story by Jitsu Canavan. The June issue of the magazine no doubt will be every bit as great as February's. Praise and congratulations are in order for John Meyer and his excellent staff, especially the advertis- ing staff who tried desperately and finally succeeded in securing enough ads to finance The Flying Dutch- ffliln. Ifronl Row: L. Whinnury, M. Markcssinis, J. Meyer Qliditorj, M. Kent fAsst. Eclitorl, K. Kaasa, D. Armstrong, H. Mosher. Second Row: Mr. O'Brien fAdvisorJ, J. Petrosino, C. Pergl, R. Washburn, C. Davis, R. Quackcnbush, J. Ryan, R. Rudinski. Third Raw: C. Morey, J. Karins, P. Parshall, J. Canavan, M. Bachand, L. Ditton, C. Unright, J. Karins. n 4 iff . . . H, '4 w. V w .1 l .4 s. , . E i I I i 1 i Y r l I r i i l I l I I 5 ,i. , ...J .f '.f..L . . ..ll-,.,.4i,f:4rH IIIIARI ATICS CL UB Front Row: M. Van Denburgh. K. Markessinis, F. Bar- Comb, A. Hilton, E. Karmo, D. Leizer. Second Roux' Miss Ronan fAdvisorb. M. Temme, P. Madsen, J. Con- troy, 1. Sheridan. N. Gage, C. Northcutt. J. Duquette, S. Weber. The Purpose- To offer an understanding of reading and acting of plays. BADIO and ELECTRICITY CL UB P. Descoteau, J. Bliven, E. Shave, A. Rasmuson. D. Cor- nell. S. Crouse, Mr. Blackburn KAdvisorr. Almnl: D. King, R. KOK0sa, R. Stahl. Charles Pollard. Purpose- To get an understanding of the basic funda- mentals of underlined radio circuits and electric circuits. Y M '- v' 'i Ti ' 'f .......k. .., ' 4 P up ii l. I I .. ji in-1, Pll0'l'0GBAPllY CLUB Front Roux' M. Strik, M. Kent, S. Hoover, L. Wfhinnery, H. Keller, H. Pollack, A. King. Second Row: J. Ryan, A. Willey, F. Matzke, F. Haupt, R. Galleger, C. Hail. Mr. Ciaccio fAdvisorJ. Third Row: D. Durfee, M. Keller, j. Karins, D. McQuaid, L. Ditton, E. McCumher. A. Durfee. Service to school-Take photographs, and develop other needs. Members learn to handle and use photo- 63 E photos for school publications, public relations and graphic materials and technics. A wir- -f-n..-- -:e'q1:v'.'?v'+' .. W av ' -. . -' ... ,V C ' 'YQ H ABT CLUB Frou! Row: T. Hall. D. Enmry, V. Scott, R. Rudinski, C. Davis, L. Smith, A. Acker. s2C01Id Row: Mr. Bertoldi tAdvisoi-J, F. Pierce, B. Crosson, C. Stahl, R. Dennis, E. McConnell, E. Johnston, M. Fraley, B. J. Snyder. The purpose and aims of this club are to develop a better knowledge and appreciation of art, to develop standards of good taste, to provide opportunities for creative art expression, and to discover and encourage the development of individual art talent. llllhl EDIAKING CLUB Front Raw: J. Plant, S. Embler, E. Murrel, S. Lockner, H. Mattice, F. Musser. Second Row: Miss Treharnc, E. Smythc, J. Boff, P. Mallette, H. Harding, J. Deschenes, B. Cowan. Third Row: M. Purtell, P. St. Pierre, L. Del Zotto, E. Olsen, M. Bell, J. Gerard. Senior High Homemaking Club, The Spinsters, was organized to acquaint girls with cooking and with the fundamental duties of the home. 'nl BIOLOGY R. Ryan, Mr. Dunham tAdvisor5, R. Bar- bagelott, L. Norwood. The Biology Club does experiments that are not done in class because of lack of time. These experiments are a foundation for a more interesting course next year. ADl0 and 'l'.V. Front Row: B. Hammerli, S. Pavlic, Kipp, S. Winnie, C. Unright, N. Thompson, C. Case, D. Schaadt. Second Row: D. McNicol, D. Pruskowski, R. Siebert, Mrs. Knouse CAdvisorl. The Radio-T.V. Club writes and prepares scripts for radio and tele- vision. Tapes are made for presenta- tion over the air, the P.A. system and school assemblies. H+-Q' ' nv:-.5 if-if --ff-r-' ' WF to LIBRARY Ifronf Ron: li. Childs, S. Btvitnii, Miller. M. Bacharid. Yfrnml Roux' S. Pclts, E. Grics- sel, C. lferguson, D. Recd, Xvctherhy, S VnnXVic. Moss Ropke 1Advicorl. The purpose of the library club is to help the student to understand the mechanical side of hook preparation and library procedure as well as to a further appreciation of hooks as Ll fac- tor in education and in living. ' . ns.--n. f..oAln-.-.- aa.. ...-lv W 'Q-ab.: f' INDUSTBI AL ARTS CLUB ' kl H M lcolm G Heald -I Thorsen Second Front Roux' j. Scrafford, R. Loveland, K. Hin ey. . a , . , . . Row: Mr. Mncnli iAdvisor7, R. Bivona, W. Thompson, R. Mahler, M. Dennison, J. Lockrow. 'I'l1ir1l Row: j. Plant. M. Pcndcrgast. E. Grant, D. Hall, W. Carman, B. Walsh, D. Barrell. The purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to construct a football and base- ball score board for the proposed new athletic field. If:-out Raw: R. joy fTrcns.7, R. Foley, T. Prout. Miss Sutter QAdvisor7, J. Canavan, G. Mes sercola. R. Peckowitz tHcad Chefl. Sammi Roux' R. Sweitzer, J. Frank, A. Heines. H. Lee D. Laliafave. A. Cuomo, M. Mnrkcssinis, ll. Stahl, F. Elliott. The purpose of the Bachelors' Club is to develop ability in cooking, sew BACIIELIDBS' CLUB ing, etc. -v L. 1 DRURI and BUGLE CIDRPS. Front Row: M. Petrosino, G. Bcnnic, N. Naughton, A. Liotm, J. Linstcad, T. McCarvul, R. Oliver, W. Griessel, R. Cast-, R. McCarthy, D. I.cu. Scrum! Roux' N. St. Pit-rre, C. Rice, J. Horinka, D. Chivanic, P. Bonneau, B. Scith, R. Barker, C. Rutlishcin, R. Conrcr, D. Witter. Third Row: C. Smi, -I. Harding, A. jalct, A. Ross, j. Plrtkc, J. Armstrong. C. Kimball. I.. Murrell, D. Michcll, R. McCumhcr. Iwurlln Rflllh' D. liorst, C. Vnmbito, B. lNl.thheu, A. Wagner, G. Champion, W. Rutledge, M. Mztgon, Al. Clement, ll Pliillips, C. Adams. Fifth Row: F. Bess, L. Hopkins, A. Stalker, j. Link, R. Grittssigl, C. Case, XV. Smithurs. T. Strawbridge. The newly formed Drum and Bugle Corps is in n building stage. lt will be composed of 20 bugles, a drum section of 12 pieces and will, in addition, have a group of girl guides and an all girl color section. Director-Mr. Nttccio, Drums -Mr. Benusak. SCHOLARSHIP STAMP The purpose of the Sdlolarship Club is to The purpose of thc stamp Club is to learn how stimulate an interest in the possibility of when to collect, identify, and mount stamps. becoming a senior, to win, if possible a scholar- ship at some College. Standing: A. Shave, P. Draught, D. Wells, J. Hersh, Mr. Schtumztcher rAdx-isorl, Frou! Raul: E, Xvilliams. B. Hudson, J. Ford, J. Smolens, A. Rowley, A. Richter, A. Doty. R. Spawn. L. XY'eltcr. Scmml Roux' J, Dart. L. Schladale, and H. Wright. Sealed: Mr. 1. Daley L. Ryan, H. Dcdcrck. J. Lageboski. F. Whxgner. P. QAdvi501-J. Adams. Alzmnr: A. VanNathcn, M. Ryan. WN 1 i t -fl ' . V Sf' K f' -443, . z fi 1: gg! 3 f., ,P ' 9 f' f 4. . i., K' l M 1 5. ' Islay .U Nil 'mfs was fm 1 agp. e ,V-, ' , I ' 's 1 i X - ta I - ls. .' X . .X 'Q JUNIIIR lllfill Frmzl rmr: A. Rasmuson, M. Suits, A. Righter. B. Kosa, S. Schurmerhorn. M. Kaasa. S. Veltman, K. Erb. Second row: Mrs, Bruno Ulclvisorl, S. Morey. N. St. Pierre, N. Curtis, Typing Club Objective. The junior High Typing Club was formed to acquaint boys and girls with the Frou! rorv: R. Bivona, G. Taylor, R. NVatts lPres.J. R. Alger QVPJ, B. Tice 1Treas.J, j. Briggs, R. Kunker, D. Unser. Second row: Mr. Miller iAdvisorb, H. Croote, D. Shave, R, Hanna, j. Bailey, R. Linstecl, D. Solove, J. Shinner, H. Rinermor, To acquaint students in junior High with methods and manner of operation of all audio-visual aid equip- fl fi 3 . i TYPING CLUB J. Koschorreck, L. Thorsen, D. Pitcher, J. Carlson. B. Mull, D. Putnam, M. Hollenbeck, J. Quay, A. Mcsick, B. Jacobson, G. Beaton. techniques of typing so that they could use it in personal Work. F. Messercolla, C. Bradford, K. George. Third row: jf. W. Fost, L. Whelter, R. Holcomb, L. Falsease, E. - H. Taylor, R. Pachucki, J. Minicku, D. Leather, D. ' , J. Wierzchowski, R. Cox. ment, to license operators of projectors. JUNIIIR llllill PBOJEC'l'l0N CLUB re - .., My t : ep . '- X 1 jf .. 5 f 1 y l , Q Z Na ' ' X I 5 ' ' Ji . f ,y . .5 'so s , - ii 21 sv '11 .. lic .f , ' A 1:70111 Row! Miss Hall fAclvisorJ, A. WEIIRUN Cprcxi. C Ei'-ilu Nucl j W'inncy lTrc1sl Q fy ,V Y 3 ' I Y-11K 5 0' -kb 1,1 y 'l C. Boyd CV.-PJ, j. VanTandt, W. Crounsc. Srcmul iRnu MC lh-nog.. li. kllfillr-rr, P. Pirqlqor: .J JF B. Perry, B. Hrachian, C. Gilbert, S. Donaldson, 'llwirrl Ron ' 'I' Cuorno, M. Prwllnmk, ll. Krue- pill ger, M. Galeo, B. Wnis, M. Miller. M. Fleming. 1 N 0 YV f Umm: num llll AM Anus CLUB ll 5 The Purpose Is- To develop a better knowledge :xml appreciation of dramatic nrt. Front Row: C. Smith, A. Vzmluragg, M. Mcyv.-rs, N. Simum- ll. Iunrrnml. ll. Mmhcr. K. Dc- Braccio, K. Kilmer. Second Roux' Miss Mirault fAdvisorl. j. Md lrll.mcl. CI. Cmnn. AI. Vceuly, S. Burke, B. Nourse, E. Bc1l.j. Naclcz1u,j.'Gcnrgc. Tbinl linux R. Ulsun. j. Amonurci, D. Link, W. Heimburg, M. Ryan, L, Naughton, M. Donaldson, D. Vuigx, A. Miller. 1 1 V' 9. gy I-H si nf- . Q-4 na X X J 5 J UNIIDR llllill Ifrmzt rrmz' D. limury. J. Flanders, G. Leiniclts. j. Wfziikns. R. Nudge. A. Kocsis, D. Ogsbury. S4-r011fl row: Mr. Murray lAdvisorl, R. lleimlick, H. Anderson, -I. Mallory. j. Miller, The main activities of the Science Club have been centered around the field of communication. Several members have done individual projects in construct- lfroul rout' M. Hudson, lf. Crounse, B. lfmpie, V. Piotrowski, L. Speck, A. Palumero, C. DuBois. S'0i'1-riff row: Miss Dash- ner fflclvisorl, J. Lawrence, B. Stephens, H. Maclntosh. C. The club has constructed puppets and acted out SCIENCE CLUB T. Retaiczyk, M. Csontos, C. King. Third row: L Marker sinis, K. Dean, L. Adams, T. MacDonald, A. Wagnerj B. But- ler, K. Koslik, W. Rutledge. ing atoms and molecules, building a wind tunnel for testing airplanes and study of microbes. Coler, N. Fleigel, C. Burrell. Third row: I.. Lincoln, I.. DiDon- na, P. Rhodes, j. Milne, V. Crouse, C. Meyers, M. Gates. plays suitable for puppets. JUNIIDB llllill ABT CLUB X-.--W.. ..v- e . ffl i .i. it Y-' M- if Q.. 'lf E' 15' , c.. X r I x UNIIIR lllfill GIRLS IIUTIIINIII CLUB Fran! Row: N. Knoll, j. Moran, lj. Golden, P. Rockcnstiru, ll. licnton, P. 'l'1ff.iny, N. Mc- Laury, -I. I.aVcyra. Scrum! Row: Mrs. SL-rviss lAilx-isorh, l' Ciilmorc, D. Smith, li. Reed. N. Schermerhorn, M. Pullcn, M. Trcmhly, B Swim, QI. livlwrmnii, li. Cinlluh. Purpose--Teach good sportsmzmship, co-opcrnrion .xml lciulcrship through the various activities, such ns, soccer, volley lazill, dzmcing, cu. UNIUR ll llill ll 0 BBY QTLUB Front Row: W. Norton, G. Lzillzirt, C. Mohr. QI. lJic'd4:rifh ll'ru,l, P. lliillenlmik, lb. llcff- ner, H. Keefer. Second Row: Mrs. Vilicks lAdx-lsr-rl, li. C'l1npm,m, CQ ings. ll Cmigan. I R. Brunk, A. Murrell, R. Alger, R. Bun kcr, ll. Bzisslur. 1 Activities include: Making models of cars, nirpl.in1:s, honrs, etc., .mil wood- burning. T -V.,5..,,, .,m.,m,,f.-,gg-5-Q-,q.y.ff,.7,.'. .5-1. 3-..,...-.f.w-vm. :rw gi A lli., Front rouz' M. Valvo, T. Prout. F. Holtzlander, E. Godfrey, C. Van Buren, D. Harrigan, A. Shave. Seroml row: W. Gold- smith, R. Jacobson. D. L11 Harte, E. Sill, J. Blesser, G. Cicciu, G. Cole. G. Pinchook, R. Paplno, P. Lockrow, H. Holzhouer. Third row: S. Toomer, M. Link, R. Crounse, R. Relyea, R. Barth, K. Merrifield, R. Burton, R. Zounes, P. Del Zotlo, J. Cinney, W. Cole. Absent: Mr. Boyce 1AdvisorJ. JUNIIIR IIIGII BOYS 0U'l'll00B CLUBS The Outdoor Club is an organization of the boys of Junior High School so that they may like and under- Ifroni !'Ull'.' J. Kafer. B. Langlois, D. Burns, S .Dunn, M. Deck- er, C. Yawn, W. Norton, E. Cox, A. Mosher, D. Mudge, E. Smith. Sammi row: Mr. Sharkey 1AdvisorJ, J. Kemp, M. Wells, P. Schaap, M. Newberry, B. Weeks, G. Coogan, W. Clement, R. Snyder, R. Johnston, P. Femia, D. Mahler, E. Krcy, D. Schramm. Third row: H. Graham, R. Gould, E. Livingston, stand one another and know the benefits of the great outdoors. R. McCumber, R. Smith, A. Knagg, W. Jacobs, J. Lalirance, B. Dennison, H. Anderson, D. Sebest, J. King. Fourth row: J. Jenner, R. Sager, G. Poland, F. Koenig, W. Herlst, G. Reed, R. Hoffman, D. Emary, J. Sager, A. Simone, F. Benedelti, T. Long, D. Robertson, N. Mau-cari. N-3? v bl 1 Our club is learning various phases of home econom- ics and personal appearance and care of our body is studied intensely as it is very important to high school girls. We also have studied a great deal about child Frou! rouz' C. Sudley, S. Sil-tora, B. St. Ango, N, Knowles. J. Bewen fPres.J, F. Arnold, N. Wilkins, ll. Carpenter. Samui! row: Miss Gay Wheeler fAdvisorJ, L. Tarricr, S. Rutluiski, J. Clark, B. Shenauer, B. Musto, C. Smi, li. Gray, j. Ohlidahl. fl-fb L. gh lit I nn- care. Several of us were interested in cooking so we planned and prepared a luncheon for the rest of the group. lt has been il V2llllill7lC year to us zlntl it has sup- plemented our regular lN7ll1L'IT1ill'ill l',LZ' Classes. C.. Mzillli-1 Al llill. lffnil on: li. llrailt, ll, bhoplitlt, Ci. llerlsst, l'.. Rt-naltlo. ll. lxanvls. ,Nl Nort-uimtl, M. fi.lHlPL'll. 5. Pratt. D. Hamlet-r, ll. I'.1lnn-r, UNl0B IIIGII IIUNIENIAKINIS CLUBS For the first project of the Homemaking Club, child care was chosen. The members learned the proper method of bathing a baby, took turns doing this and saw a movie on this subject. For the second item flower arrangements was chosen. Standing: R. Hughes, P. johnson. S. Husted, C. Rudcsheim, N. Rudinski, L. Hrachian, H. Wehner, L. Philips, P. Van lngzi Barth clinic out .ind ilernonstratetl three arrange- fllh Lvlllg IINIIUS Slflll gl L clI9. bills lor their mothers will he nmtle by the girls. is project will entl Illia. No plans for V133 have been consideretl. Patten, li. Nlxers ,ll flllltf Nils- Yusren I.Xtlxisorl. Nl. PAA chucki, j. lxlrin, ll, Hurlmirtx ,..-., 3,-T-..,.... .M --f--'- - -- - - new - -'-- --lllslns, f I. ,, .,'C' QRGMM P'-naw'-' 0355 .-.. I '- F ,U-E, .- in 1: Q,:f qs ff I, N '- 'o 1 5 'f'-rg' 'Q 'Ell!!!g I ' V ll , ibigvi f'.,' gn 151111: x ous: Q .s 1, 1 r..1:,sl O, Q ,si ' A -'J S 1 sw ,, ,, - .. ,.-' JY X, V, Kiss: A . - . I. ,ms-,M ,pc ummm- -- - . f -'-' - ,Y L--V-v H --,.. .,, ,,, , , , A,A 1, ,,,, E , , I 1 - . I 61A-qfwf W - . ' Q 1 5 w.,u . - ...,A!, .y L - ' .ff H 4.1 ,fx MUSIC Kg -.A - ..-... ,.1'f- ,,,.-.ac f 4. u-,-.-...- uq- .... . ,.,....-n..1,.,.,, ,S 'N-.A 1.5. lx' Yf , Z 5 f' . S-N.:fk-U '., L... Q X X' .f .Ts H-. -, f. ,, 'V sn. . i Q. I , ,r' fb he 1 .1 94' 1' , f 5 . 1 B' fy ff . L-f 1' 1' sz' . S .-...z.::.........., ,.,,,.,.,:f v:,m,,,,,,:,,2,,,,,, W SENI Frou! Row: R. Quackenbush, L. Pergl, J. Karins, E. Mann, P. Parshall. Second KM!! H. Wright, E. Canavan, B. Hohenstein, G. Hohenstein, J. Meyer. Third Row: I. Dedealii, J. Meyer, E. Hale, R. Sands, R. Ditton. Fourth Raw: R. Wheeler, M. Devenpeck, B. Nigzl, J. Anderson, D. Sickler. Fifth Row: Dianne Armstrong. BAND IN FIIIIM A'l'l0N L - . A ,, if' Ji'-'Sf Music, in all its various forms, has made gradual and ever improving strides at G. C. H. S. The increase of musicians spurred by new uniforms this year shows an even greater po- tential for years to come. The band's schedule of public per- formances has been full: pep rallies. football games, basketball games, as- semblies, various types of concerts. etc. This active public schedule puts a BAD Front Row: D. Kent, M. Kent, R. Washburn I Crounst S Sprmi., Szrrurf Run N llnmtr T. Carpenter, D. Westervelt, M. Rochon Ibm! Ron R lxunktr D l IUIQI lx XX nrhur R. Bailey, T. Armstrong. Four-lla Ron C Gates J Karim R Ouxtktnhnsh N1 Rmn D. Wells. Fifth Row: D. Ertel. great demand on band members as they require the best performances always. The credit for such an organization is due to the individual members and their parents for the work and guid- ance they have put forth. In music, like anything else, there is no substi- tute or greater satisfaction than a job well done as contrasted with medi- ocrity. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Front Row: J. Controy, J. Kipp, H. Keller, M. Sweitzer, M. Osterhout, D. Burrell, T. Long, R. Sweitzer, B. Clickman, M. Bell, K. Case. Second Row: H. Pollack, E. Murrell, M. Fraley, T. Simone, L. Ditton, S. Hoover, S. Dunn, C. Morey, M. Kent, E. Johnston. Third Row: P. Parshall 4AccompanistJ, D. Armstrong, E. McConnell, J. Karins, J. Meyer, G. Hohenstein, M. Devenpeck, L. Pnchuci, G. Rue, L. Kan. Fourth Row: P. Descateaux, T. Carpenter, I.. Crounse, W. Thompson, P. Femia, R. Wagner fDirectorJ. Singing for the first time in four parts, the mixed chorus made rapid strides as it sang for the dedication of the new high school, assemblies, concerts, and programs with the grade choruses. The group is planning to compete in the spring festival program of the New York State School Music Association. DOUBLE QUARTET The Double Quartet are singers selected from the High School Chorus to represent the school at a state-wide choral clinic. This clinic was held at New Paltz on March 18 and 19. MADRIGAL SINGERS BOYS QUARTET The Madrigal Singers, Senior High students, sing five-part music and par- ticipate in the music concerts. The Boys' Quartet was formed by four boys who enjoy singing and could not fit Chorus into their schedules. They performed at various school functions. GIRLS' CHORUS Front Row: A. Acker, D. Liszer, N. Handy, L. Pachucki, j. Duquctte. M. Temme, C. Case. C. Eisele, B. Nagel. Second Row: M. Fclgentrcff, H. Keller, B. Clickman, A. llilton, D. Schaadt, N. Thompson, L. Kan, M. Bell. Third Roux' S. luchner, xl. Anderson. P. Madsen, E. Karmo, E. Griessel, L. Bradt. Fourth Row: j. Gerard, D. Armstrong, M. Ruchon. Burk Row: P. Parshall. The High School Girls Chorus was formed in Fehruarv, 1955 at the request of those pictured above. This organization rehearses after school and its first performance was at the Spring Concert. The chorus is under the direction of Miss Irwin. JUNIOR BAND The purpose of the jr. Band is to serve as a training unit for the Senior Band. Fundamentals of band techniques and rehczirsnl procedures are stressed constantly. From such a foundation, finer points of musicianship can he developed in individuals and as a group. Front Row: K. Bradt, A. Kocsis, A. Doty, H. Mclntosh, Cv. Gates, N. Cul-wit, A. Rasmuson. Second Row: B. Hohenstein, J. Cinney, R. Kipp, K. Erh, j. Dart, C. Brooks, R. Hunker. is-it its F 15. P N., N , J 45' -2 4F'f :- f 9, - a , , .. gg. .IL H J 'r 'A N F . 4 . v , 3 , ...W 1-vga- - , .guy P' ffmr if E235 'glam ,N2835 . - 'ls LQ! LETICS Ms.. 1 4 ri fi . r n 5'-1 .1 I' Lv' .i,. xi X 3 !' 1 , Lv '.l t. I F . , Q YM.. 4 ..x ' :- 'ns ff', ' 1,. 15.1 - ri' 11-is. N p' P L hfiihv.-. 6 ,I 'r' .gf-,' .wr ,, . m .- M .,, - A ze. . X .. M . ,....x , W Mix H .... 5, Dave Ward '4 joe Bailey f Fred Matzke f-in Howard Jacobson -1 HSA . NM ff! .yr if .., V ,wh J 1323 V A wg' GUILDERLAND 50 ........................ 24 ................... , 48 ......... 52 ......... ...... 24 ......... ...... 6 ......... ...... King Clement Chuck -'Rf fs, M Bnxce Cargill ' f,-fu-:' .' , ' .w- ,- ' - E . fi' ix X it ! N , Q, tr' .39 ' Q z ' Q I 4 'S f . K, i V I Q Ronnie Gould T v Bob Quackenbush E in f X Q Tom Sarchioto, Ass't. Coach Fred Field, Coach is . V rg -D ,H ri ,. R i I ' x X I sk., 9 'J rigs! T5 5-Es, , i Q 'Liza ' Jim Lockrow x , . Q . , l . fl. .' - Jim WilleY y -Q-' V , 1 mi if . V..-V , 3 A - 1 oe Karms Marshall Devenpcck ' P I 4 1 A U 5 : l f P 3 sf 2 1 .ii .Q T j as J ' , V W- h. ' I 1 ' ' A- A 1 l r V F00'l'B LL TE N516 n' v .EE. f 3 lf:-on! Roux- W. Van Denburg, J. Wfilley, H. Jacobson, D. Ward fCapt.D, B. Quackenbush I fCo-cupt.7. B. Cargill, K. Clement. Second Row: C. Pollard, F. Matzke, B. Washburn, L R. Gould, J. Lockrow, j. Bailey, P. McClelland, B. Peckowitz, J. Karins. Third Row: R. Mc- I i Carrhy, M. Decker, E. Cox, M. Devcnpcck, R. Quackenbush, J. Plant D. Burns, W. Clement l ' FO0TB LL CIIEEBLE DEB QP 'O 1- ' 7 Clockwise, Starting at Six: Karen Kaasa, Esther Murrel, Kay Painter A fCapt-7. Judy Deschanes, Anne Hil- ton, Helen Keller fCo-Capt.7, Carlos Cratscnberg, Linda Bradt. ui! Qs? A fu V. ,gk- nu' sw..,.. 3 XX BSITY 4 4 - STABS 4 -fi, uv -f-1H ' ifzmr:-A-I' ', HT, 1. 5i1H'1.I1-.,-, Q. . rj f' K, N nfw -w H ,Q QL-J.1?:1lLtJ' I ,.. ..., .i11J NEG us FH? mf' - GUILDERLAND OPPONENTS 54 .................. Chatham .................... 44 .................. Shenendahowa ........ 48 ....... ....... A verill Park .............. .......Colonie 51 46 ....... ....... C hatham .................... 48 .................. Coxsackie Athens ..,... 57 ..................Duanesburg Castleson Vorhessvxlle Ravena Coeymans Shenendahowa Avenll Park Colonxe Castleson Voorhessvnlle Ravena Coeymans 47 Coxsackxe Athens - . ,- ,ln . .I. .-vq, U- .nv 55 .................. .................... 6 1 45 .................. ' .............. 45 49 .................. .... 5 4 45 .................. .......... 4 9 'N - 54 .................. ' .............. 39 ' 'X 48 .................. ' ...................... 76 , 59 .................. Duanesburg .............. 52 A W 48 .................. .................... 4 4 - . 52 .................. ' ............ 35 ' 39 .................. .... 6 1 ' VARSITY BASKETB LL ji Kneeling: jim Karins CManagerJ, Coach Hutson. Standing, Left to Right: Fred Pullen, Joe Petrosino iCapt.D, Bruce Walsh, Bob Wfashburn, joe Bailey, King Clement, Pete McClelland, Dick Ryan, john Thorscn, jim Lockrow, Bob Quackenbush CCo-Capt.7, Art Schinnerer, Ronald Gould, joe Karins. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS q , mi , A K. .- w Xgxfi if . j. Deschenes, L. Bradt, H. Keller fCo-Capt.D, E. Murrell, K. Kaasa, C. Cratsenberg, A. Hilton. K. Painter fCapt.J. 86 1 .- - Fine-'Bar-sv..f:f.,f, ' V f 1 I 1 4 4 UNIIIB VA ITY BASKETB LL Kneeling: Duane Kent fManagcrJ, Coach Ryan. S'!fmn'mgg, lf!! In Rigfvl: Tum Simone. Billy Norton, Pete Fcmia, Warren Clumunl. liutth johnson, Kun Hintklt-1, lin k Ryan, Llikf Yan, JOC Plant, Ed Cow, Mike Dufkt-r, Denny Burns. . . CHEERLE. DERS I 4 'X' i K. Markessinis, B. Hammerli, M. Rochon KCapt.J, B. Clickman, D. Armstrong fCo-Captj, D. Willett. 87 ' n ' - '- tfT1'S:21:ii - 1954 BASEB LL TEAM In-L. J ,e L ' X up .I - in u.. N- it In the picture on the right are the 1955 Base- ball Captain and Coach. The entire team had not been selected as the yearbook went to press. A good season was expected as there were many returning lettermen, and there were also new recruits from outside schools as a result of the new central high school. The team was engaged in Central Hudson Val- ley competition, and also played a few non-league games. JMCJJ.. ' 9? Gm J., i 4 : C1710 1 'T 52 I l - l ' A ,yi 1,6 - U ' 4 I 'K-'I' f ' ,, l ' ,ivy sp ' F ' 1 . , Q .cg A Q Mm ,p I x - In I , A 1 qi, 4 k X 'fu ' ,, T' f if .1 ,, El--, I 5 9 Q 4 X n ntigi 5, Pgtvf , 1, .1 ,A ' 2 0 i j L . V4 1 'fi W 4' 1 ZJIL' , fig rf? ,ff . 1 '.+,, H., ,J x 'H F C i 9 4 i is K Y, il Qu' in 1' Q, ..-nm ,.l. 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Radley, General Trucking James Sackrider Hardware Tom Sawyer Motor Inn Bob Schell, Barber Schermerhorn's Service Station 8. Groce Sharp's Esso Service Center Snyder's Texaco Service Station Tobin Packing Co. lnc. Trailer Coach Manor, lnc. Tusang-Barhydt, lnc. Ward's Market Western Turnpike Game Farm Westmere Floor 8. Wall Covering White's Westlawn Service Center RONS Mr. 8. Mrs. Joyce K. Donaghy Mr. 81 Mrs. Donahue Mr. 81 Mrs. Donnelly Mr. 8. Mrs. Arthur E. Doty Mr. 81 Mrs. John P. Doty Mrs. Harold Drum Mr. 8. Mrs. Orson Dunham Mr. 8- Mrs. William E. Endicott Mr. 8. Mrs. R. Farrand Mr. 8. Mrs. John Felgentreff Mr. 81 Mrs. William E. Fellows Mrs. Eva Ferbert Mrs. John Fick Mr. 8. Mrs. H. Freiberg Mr. 8 Mrs. John K. Fritze Ft. Hunter Elementary School Gladys l. Fuller Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Gallub Mr 81 Mrs. George J. Gearhardt William H. Geary . 8. Mrs. Alden Gerard Vernon Gonyea C Grant Mrs Lionel Guenette Hale Raymond Hall Samuel Hall Bm FY William Hoover D. Hoover Jr. Margaret Hotaling Joyce lrwin Nlr. 81 Mrs. James S. Johnston Miss Patricia Johnston Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Johnstone Mr. 84 Mrs. Herman Kaasa Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Karins Miss Evelyn Katusak Mr. William A. Keefer Mrs. Minnie Kerrigan Miss Rosemary Kerrigan Spencer W. Kimball Mr. 81 Mrs. Leon King Miss Gladys Kniskern Mrs. Knouse Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Kruger Mr. 8r Mrs. Julious La Veyro Mr. and Mrs. John Leather Mr. 84 Mrs. F. L. Lee Mr. 81 Mrs. Arrids Lejnieks Mrs. Edwina D. Luevanos Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Mattice John F. McCarthy Mr. 8. Mrs. Frederick McClelland Albert McDaniel Mr. 81 Mrs. H. R. Mesick J. Hollebrands Meyer Mr. 8g Mrs. George N. Meyl Mr. 8t Mrs. H. A. Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles S. Milton Miss Evelyn Mirault Mr. 81 Mrs. Kellogg M. Mitchell Mr. 8g Mrs. Donald L. Mohr Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Mosall Mr. 84 Mrs. E. J. Mosher Mr. 8t Mrs. Howard H. Mosher Mr. Sr Mrs. Munro Mr. 81 Mrs. Clyde Musser Mrs..Hazel. Myers 84 Family Mr. Walter Myers Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Vincent C. Nuccio Mr. William F. O'Brien Mr. 81 Mrs. DeWitt C.iOgsbury Mr. Howard F. Ogsbury Mr. 8t Mrs. Jerry L.5Ohli.dal Mr. 81 Mrs. Alton Mr. 8. Mrs. Pendergast Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Petrosino Photography Club Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Plant Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Pollard Mr. 8. Mrs. Ernest Radley Harold F. Rhodes Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward K. Rice Mr. 81 Mrs. Gordon Robinson Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter J. Rochon Miss Virginia Ronan Miss Dolores Ropke William F. Rutledge Jr. John Ryan Mr. John T. Ryan Schaadt family Mr. 81 Mrs. Oman.Schaadt Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry G. Schinnerer Mrs. Martin Schor Miss Doris M. Selig Mr. 8. Mrs. Freeman Serviss Mr. 81 Mrs. James C. Sharkey Mr. 81 Mrs. Virgil Sheeley Mrs. Clyde Sholtes Mr. 81 Mrs. Sidman Mr. Robert Siebert Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles D. Smith Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Snyder Mr. 8. Mrs. Clarence J. Spain Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Speck Miss Mary Alice Sutter Mrs. G. Talleur Mr. 8. Mrs. Rodelle Thompson Mr. 8. Mrs. Frederick Tiffany Miss Mary Louise Treharne Mrs. Harry Tymchyn Mr. 8. Mrs. William Unright Lou B. Utter Frank Valvo S Mr. 8. Mrs. John B. VanDenburgh Marjorie E. Van Warmer Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard G. Wagner Mrs. R. L. Walters Mr. 81 Mrs. William R. Wands Mr. Frank J. Warner Mr. Charles G. Wells Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Westervelt Westmere Elementary School Miss Gay Wheeler The Whinnery's Carrie D. Wilmarth Mr. 8. Mrs. Harmon F. Witter Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold G. Wright Harold H. Wright Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Yaun gl Mrs Earl Miss Catherine M. Yusten ,, ,. 0,1-,.,,.1 I 1 vx- , . 1s,. :ts . S 4x-.2 ,YQS 18s N- I Il!! ll 'N ning P-P' OOKIQIQ 112 1 4 1 I -- .I-..g1,:p.L-nay.. 4 ' --k 'N i.:', :i'.,.N. 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