Hamilton Central High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Hamilton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1951 volume:

FOURTH GRADE. lst Row Charles Bash Jane I-hgby Dawn Chesbro, Margaret Fenner Esther Furner Stephen Wmckwlre James Dalgety Joyce Edgett Rzchard Evans Znd Row Ke1th Benedxct Donald Carrocclo Mary Lou Amendola, Terry Adkms Jack Goodfellow Vmcent Gxordano Carnxlla Harter John Basher Mary Beebe 3rd Row Mrs Rourke Robert D1ck1nson Martha Bxrkfeld Chfford Berkey Kenneth Carr Sylv1aEggen Darryl Crumb Sonja Brustad Mary Albrecht Roger Crumb lst Row M1chel1e Frear Tom Schlesser Lesl1e Shelton Gerald Karpp Stuart Lamb Ann Moon Fred Hodge Carol M1sch Mar1e Sacco Znd Row Raymond Rule Colleen Murphy, B1lly Lyons Lmda Thorp Kxrk Randall Barbara Whxte Davxd Lane D bby S111 Douglas Wmlson Elmor Snyder 3rd Row MISS McKendr1ck Leah Offenhamer Carol Longyear, Mary Mordus Jon S1mons Jane Todd Barbara Osborn Nancy Karpp Mary Ingram Ann Munshower Truman Rockwood . . 1 1 I . . 1 1 1 0 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ' 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 . . pl . . 1 1 1 N' 1 . l . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 FOURTH GRADE Our fourth grade started out wzth thxrty two members Two people moved to Calxforma and one to Cortland N Y , leavxng us wlth twenty mne members We have completed several projects thxs year among them umt on Colonxal Days Our grade took over the Assembly at Thanksgxvmg tune and several of us took part 1n the Chrxstmas Pageant We have been very 'poho consczous ' thxs year for one of the members of our class R1chard Crumb was strxcken w1th the dread dxsease We contrlbuted S12 50 from our class alone toward the March of Dmmes' In Soc1al Studles we have completed umts on Alaska and Ch1ldren We are wrxtmg letters to some poho pat1ents 1n a Recon structmn Hosp1tal We have spent a busy year and have enjoyed our fourth grade work Mane C Rourke A busy and happy year was enjoyed by the thu-ty one members of tlus sectzon One of our fnrst accomphshments was a Halloween play we presented at Assembly It was fun collectxng Indxan rel1cs for a dxsplay to wlnch we 1nv1ted all the grades Our sand table later d1d double duty as a snow scene for our Eslumo mmxatures Our most CXC1t1Ilg adventure of the year however was sendmg letters and scrapbooks to s1x chxldren who are pol1o patzents 1n an Iowa hosp1tal We were happy to be able to cheer them up Patrlcla McKendr1ck , Q I . . ' a , . . , . . . ' . . ' v . . . H I The Indians of South America . Also, a unit on Prairie Farm I . . D D FIFTH GRADE lst Row Jack B1x1er Clarre Henshaw T1mmy Cook, Jean Gr1ff1th Jonathan Hartshorne Jxmmy Evans Chrlstxne Harter Parker Gordon Donald Charles Sharon Fowler Znd Row B111y Ammon Lmda A1br1ght Nancy Dunham Kathryn James Ned Flemmg Made11ne Jones Jack B1erce Dolores H111 Dxck Charles Anne Hoben 3rd Row Barbara Amendola Bonme Ballard Judy Evans, Douglas Fowler JIITI Chesbro Dmck Bradley M1ss Kecfe John Brennan Margaret Gxllson John Brown Donna Blanchard Wxlma Duheme Wayne Jones Tommy Grems Absent Kathle en Cur ry lst Row Y Patr1c1a Parker Joe Totten Genev1eve McAlhster Bob Wasyhk J C Wmllmams Maryellen Marcellus Stuart L1nk Mary O'Br1en Znd Row Lyle Warren Sharon Karpp Paul Van 1ne Scott Morgan Ronald Sacco Fred Perry Mary Ann R1pley Ann Knowlton B111 M S y oran tanley Wh1te Patrlcla Tuzzo Jay Soule 3rd Row Frank Pearsall Dona Wells Patsy S hoelz John Lynch M1chael Mxtchell Dale Sm1th Mxss W1lson L1nda Smxth P atr1c1a Mame B111 Todd Lanny Snyder R1ChaTd Young E11een Stapleton Rui h Palrnxter D1ck Nlckerson . , a ' 0 I ' , I I , l I . I . I . I I . I I ' I l I I 3 I I . I I I Barbara Snyder, Martha Olrnstead, Leni Mundt, Kay Stanle , . I I ' D I I I . I . I I I t. I I v ' 9 1 1 v I I I I I ri I I . . , . ' . . , . . , . . . ' . , ' . ' FIFTH GRADE M1ss Keefe's room began 1ts year w1th a very full class room There were 42 of us mn Ce T WIDPT Gradually we got to be a 4 all c ass ' of 34 We lac. elect ors and 'lonald Charles was electeo pres1dent T re are rrany tl' ngs we hal' r m zrber 'or a lcv' 1'T'6 about Lr l nays H 2 VP the Fract1o le e or 1h1ng new f' 1' lent Show 1n the fa proyeo that we w re a le ente tame s our Pen Pals were run to exchange let ers w n and as we look back we can see many ways 1n w h we'ae g own M1ss W11son's sectxon of the flfth grade elected class off1cers early 1n the school year These o'f1cers appolnt comnruttees wh1ch plan and carry on part1es and any other act1v1t1es held 1n the class 1'OOlT1 We w1th the other fxfth grade had a great deal of fun present 1ng a talent show for an assembly program 1n December In soc1al stud1es we concentrate upon the study or the d1scovery and growth of the Umted States and our possess1ons In connect1on w1th th1S, we have enJoyed 1llustrat1ng h1stor1ca1 events draw1ng maps and one group recently carved from soap var1ous nnportant bu1ld1ngs whlch may be seen 1n Washmgton D C We are also kept busy wr1t1ng letters to boys and g1rls who have left our room th1s year. We enjoy recexvmg mall from Flonda and other parts of the country. We hope that through our stud1es and act1v1t1es, work and fun, we w1ll grow throughout the year. - . Fo . Q , 4 .. u -5 --..-- . , ..- , . .. 1. I '-. ' ' ' tfll. - 4. . n A 1 . -L- , . . - g . I +. ne . . L1 s .r e e . .. lg ., . - -. '1 :r,' 'W v ,, ,,., ' ,1',. o 1 'lc-.mn c7,.:'l'.lS . or' we 6l1jm,'fL:f.. tr .VE..l..Z c or '+ ,-1 C v-.L H J CT ' . IJ.: .Y f J -. ,, -gk, Un1..e.,. tftfre.: ln our ooclal Stbl'-Z'.16S. 3Z'.n.. T.A .t-c x-,ae '1-... ..:o, ' --,f -- ,-. 4. .,-. ' ,, J --..'4'. .. . . ,-. .. '..1 .:-o v' . 4: .lu ,- ant.. k:'J.cl-,:YQ LOL la --.... no .J ' . B , b , , . . QU . -1 e rv . r. . Q - IP ' 1' -.--. l . . - . 1 1 ' I I l ' W , . . SIXTH GRADE lst Row Mary Jane Chase Janice Burgess Kirk Benedict James Getchonis Rest Fenner Erich Kessler Sharon Crumb Larry Crumb Znd Row Mrs Wendel Jane Bixler Jarnesl-I Hadley arol Eccleston Richard Butman William Armstrong Mary Brustad Barbara Berrien 3rd Row. Gordon Dennison, Norman Cook, Conard Dahn Christian Berkey Gwendolynne hang Julia Koenig Jacqueline Evans lst Row Judy Moon Fred Whitney Jane :ahapley Charles Tegtmeyer Edith Mawhinney David Perry Henry Perry M s Leete Billy Marcellus Nancy Westcott Clyde Yakos Betty Lou Young DeWitt Randall Brian Palmiter Henry Sykes 3rd Row Bobby O'Hora Joyce Pierson Gary Matteson Bill Mitchell Sally Sacco Thomas Rockwell Brenda Thayer Wade Rockafellow l Y I F I I 7 r- ' 1 1 ' 1 -J 1 I D D 1 ' 1 f- -' I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 Znd Row: 7- ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 D ' l l I 1 ' 1 1 i I 1 I D I SIXTH GRADE Mrs VVendel's sixth grade class has enjoyed many things this year In October we were asked to put on a show for Book Week After much searching we finally found the play ' Tell It to Mr Encyclopedia Everyone had a part in the show and many appeared as book characters Each student helped the other in planning and making the costumes We used paper bags old stock1ngs discarded clothes and masks Though we had a very good time in rehearsing and preparing we were delighted the most when the other grades told us they enjoyed the sl'ow too Since most of the children in class received pupnets as Christmas presents and interest in manipulating these characters fast spread like a contagious disease The March of Dimes campaign in January offered us our big opportumty We decided we would put on a pupnet show and all the proceeds received would go toward this good cause Besides having fun doing the show we had S12 74 more to add o the amount we had al ready earned doing odd jobs for those suffering with infantile paralysis We have prepared many projects in social studies and science We are learning how the other peoples of the world live and how they too are Our science shelf among other things his plant galls stored in glass jars We are waiting for the spring when th t'1 s and moths are hatching from their eggs and hoping that we shall see them burst forth The introduction of a Safety Patrol at school is giving us the opportunity to accept responsibility and also realize that a safe school is for the benefit of all those attending Mrs L.et.te's class was joined by several new rn mbers who had not been wxth us previously Our section started a class club with officers Nancy Westcott Charles Tegtmeyer DeWitt Randall, and Bill Mitchell When Charles moved Hank Sykes was elected as vice president In February we elected new officers Jane Shapley Joyce Pierson Brenda Thayer and Judy Moon We also have an A C U fAll Caught Upl Club Every one works very hard to keep his work up to date in order to remain on the membership list Our goal has been to prepare ourselves for seventh grade in responsi bility as well as in our subjects ll. 1 n ' ' - , . . . . . l I D . 5 I . A . 3 , . . . . . . . . . Y g . . A - , . proud of their heritage as we Americans are. . , J . , I j . . . . . . . C .JC . . A . . 9 2 . . . D 3 . . . I 0 I . 5 s U SEVENTH GRADE. lst Row Barbara Jones, Doreen Estabrooks Barton Babcock Laura Butergaugh Jean Galler Robert Albrecht Ruth Chapman Edward Lmger Jorgan Hartnack Znd Row Mrs Ames Mar1lyn Bem1s Ka+'-erme Evans Leon Jones Donna Jones Rmcr-ard Breltenst 111 Rebecca Ba11ey Rlchard Chap1n Do1'y Cook 3rd Row I..e1gh F1tchen Samuel Case, Nancy Beach Marv1n Bemxs JoAnne Gordon Conme Alvord Kay Ann Chesbro Glade Cook Gordon Duheme l 2 3 st Row Harold Rolhns Wxllzam Wxlcox Joan Longyear, Arthur Zxmrner Mar-lone O'Br1en Robert Klnney Mortxmer Karpp Mar1an Thro Ga1l Keyes B1-man Walsh nd Row M1ss L ally Judy Moore, Peter Murphy Kay Noel John Olms tad Sharon O'Connor James Mltchell Henry Purdy Cynth1a W1ckw1re rd Row Marxlyn Martmeau Thomas Rausa Susan Schap1ro Kun Mundt Bornxe Pzerson Dav1d Morgan Catherlne Rogers vV1ll1am Lambert Patr1c1a S1ebert P ter Koemg Howard Stapleton . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . . ' P I -4.5 I l w . , . G. . . 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P . . . 1 1 1 1 A ' 1 1 1 . . . 5 Ax . 1 1 '- I SEVENTH GRADE When a person reaches seventh grade, he has reached the po1nt where he xs begmmng to grow up Anyone should enjoy be1ng ln seventh grade because of the lnterestzng t1mes he has 1n all of h1s classes and also passmg from class to class IS new for hxm Another excltmg and new experlence for hmm IS the exper1ments he does and the tr1ps he takes 1n scxence When the seventh grade was study1ng rocks they Walt on a f1e1d tr1p lookmg for dlfferent kxnds of rocks All of the students took hammers and chxsels and collected many spec1mens Another tmp that the seventh grade scxence class took that everyone llked was the jaunt 1nto the Col gate Museum to look at more rocks Mrs Sholes teaches her seventh grade scunce class 1n such an mterestmg way, that everyone enjoys lt In B nghsh all of the puplls seemed to be havmg qu1te a b1t of trouble w1th the do 's and don'ts' of grammer However, w1th such a good teacher as M1ss Lally most of the pup11s are gettmg the swlng of grammer now New York State. all year and everyone th1nks that Mrs Ames IS a f1ne teacher A term project on New York State IS due from all of the pupxls on May lst, and lt seems l1ke everyone 15 gomg to have xt 1n on t1me Pup1ls 1n math 1n seventh grade have been learmng qu1te a lot of new mater1al all year such as decxmals, matters deal 1ng 1n mterest, lcarmng about banks and how they operate and other mater1al Most of the pupxls agree that Mr Moore's math class IS qu1te 1nterest1ng and just about everyone learns somethmg To help the puplls of the seventh and erghth grades become accustomed to dancmg and goxng to partxes an 1dea of Mrs Sholes was carrxed out Thxs 1dea was a punch party w1th all of the pupxls of seventh and e1ghth grade attendlng Some of the pup1l's parents came as chaperones and most of the teachers attended the party whmch was qu1te a success . , . . , . . . I . I The seventh grade in social studies has been studying about W 1 . 0 . I . . . - . . . , . . , . . U . I ' O EIGHT!-I GRADE, lst Row Jack Kmg W1111am Brxggs Walter Jaquay Denms Bxxler Trent Evans Gary Grems Edward Lmk Darwm Baker Znd Row Mrs Sholes Robert Lamb Sylvma Adams Dorothy Blmebry Dorothy Gorton Jane Knowlton Darlene Horton Katherxne Bem1s James Holcomb 3rd Row Jack Kmgsbury Tony Amendola Owen Johnson Tom F1tzPatr1ck Robert Karpp John Bartlett Sam G1ordano Donald hook, Arnold Becker lst Row Rzchard O'Brxen Rxchard McAll1ster Jane Rogers Samuel Stradlmg Sylvla Tuzzo Fredenck Phelps Ra1fordP1ckerd Znd Row James Wxlson Robert Woodruff Ph111p Rogers Rosemary Moon Margxe Merkt Martha Palmer Joyce Vandawalker 3rd Row Mr Moore G ne Watson Gordon Stanley Carol Nelson Herbert Wxse AIICC Warren Jerry autherland Nancy Srrnth a a . . . . . . I 9 D 5 ' . . 4 I l D c u ' I I 1 9 l I I . a I I I I I I D xl o . . - . . 7 i I l I I o . D I I O I I o 1 ,n ' O I I I . . f- l I I EIGHTH GRADE The exghth grade elected then' off1cers 1n the begmnxng of the year They are as follows Presxdent Joyce Vanderwalker Vxce Presldent Sydney Sm1th Secretary Carol Nelson Treasurer .hm Wxlson We also elected our Student Councxl member who 15 Tom Fztz patrxck Our Sports Councxl member 15 Joyce Vanderwalker Thls year the seventh and exghth grades have had a football squad under the mstructzon of the school The coach was Jack Moyer Durxng the Sherburne game we were unfortunate and Sydney Sm1th broke hxs leg Syd recovered wlthm a month and two weeks at home He was mn the hospmtal to have a cast put on The heerleaders for the Mxdget team helped quxte a bxt by gxvmg them pep to cheer them up The gxrls were coached by Mrs Ames The gxrls on the squad were f'arol Nelson Captam Darlene Horton Sylvxa Adams Jane Knowlton Margle Merkt Martha Palmer Dorothy Gorton and Joyce Vanderwalker were substltutes Durxng the year we had several newcomers to our ranks They are Tony Arnendola Katherme Berms Arnold Becker, Rosemary Moon and Edward l..1nk Sxx students left our class too They are Jerry Sutherland Jane Rogers, Dorothy Bl1nebry Ralph and Raymond Hotchkxss, and Herbert Wxse Durxng the year we had a party whzch was sponsored by Mrs Sholes M1ss Lally and Mr Moore The party was to learn how to dance and dance 1f you knew how The refreshments were punch and cookzes . . . . . . . . , . Q U I Y . . - . Q I I l I a . Q . . . an s . . . . , ' u . . I - . . . u . . a 0 fu . . . 'J . . . - u a sl I U I I I . n - n I O . g Q I ' l . . 7 - o 1 . n D 0 - - o o FRESHMEN lst Row Fred Lznk Cecxlle Stapleton Leonard Towsley Kathryn Lynch Robert Rxpley Natahe Purdy Mark Olmstead Elame Snyder Znd Row Lee Soule Carol Sollxen Dlck Zmrnrner Sydney Nelson Aaron Jones James Stokes Lester Rockwell Mar11ynMa1ne Neta Tuzzo 3rd Row Mr Halloran D1etr1ch Kessler Carl Zlmmer D1ck Loop Dan Sacco Warren Keyes John Rathbone B111 Wood Donald O Brxcn lst Row Jean B1erce Allen F1tchen Emma Ba1ley Jeff Ingram Chrzstme Brautxgam Fred Alvord, Dxck Fountam Joan B1erce B111 Betts Znd Row Morrxs Brown Jampher Burgess Truman Dombrauskas Nancy Johnson Barry Denmark Sh1rleyF'r1nk Henry Hadley Joanne French Darrel Eaton 3rd Row Mr I-Ialloran Loren Baker Edelgard Dowme Judy Bancroft Carl Albrecht Dzck Benson Ceha Hoben Henry Galler Gertrude Jenmngs Robert Holcomb a u I I I I - . . I I I I - . . 4 I I I I I I I I o o . - . - ' I I I I I I I I I ' , o U . . . - . I I I I I I I n Q I I I . - I I I I . , e j . ' I I I I I I I I I FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman class of 1951 elected for its officers: Pres- ident, Skip Fitcheng Vice President, Dick Loop: Secretary, Jane Stokes: Treasurer, Shirley Frink. Our Student Council repre- sentative is Skip Fitchen. Shirley Frink and Harry Hadley were added to our class en- rollment this fall. We built the bonfire for the last football game as is traditional for all freshman classes but this year something unusual happened Halloween pranksters burned it down With the help of parents and fellow students, it was soon rebuilt We were given the concession for the St Anthony's game and had a dance afterwards These ventures enlarged our treasury cons1derably In sports the freshman class was very active on both the girls and boys teams Thirteen freshmen tried out for prize speaking making it the largest freshman competition in the history of the school Skip Fitchen and Dietz Kessler won first prizes Plays brought out much freshmen talent also As the year ends we wish all future freshman classes enjoy their year as much as we did ML!! f C7 Celia Hoben Jane Stokes X., X I .-f.w1 'fjl . fi' 'lf P U 1 i' f ,x ..' ,VI X-xx .XA Ki kg? llllzl K ,1 sw we-liar c 'i C'j:-jfbl ...J -iff j,If,f ,, ' pw' m TI! XX XXX - A YK ' xxx 1,1 B K xx' x -E 'N N - lj ,,,.. - XX' I KX xxx 13-N. N X' i '- ' ' . X K J 7 f Ns-xg fx if I Xt 3 x x. . SOPHOMORES lst Row Buzzy Woods, Zzng Rausa Kelth Merkt Frances Maxne Sandra Matteson Faxth Wyant Znd Row James Palmer Marxlee Shelton, Bxll Usher, Sarah Shapley Larry Weldon Patrxcma Parry, Jerry Stone, Mary Lou Olrnstead Mxss Faucette 3rd Row Harry Solhe Dxck Myers Mxke Sacco, Stan Young, Scott Sutherland, Dons Perry, I-hldred Purdy Ernes txne Onyan Jxrnmme Wood Row Mrs Srmth Elireda Chang EdelgardDoWn1e, Shzrley Ellxs Joan Basher Catherme Cadwell Barbara Brown yard Shxrley Kmgsbury Beatnce Lamb, Betty Lou Charnberlaxn lst ' Znd Row Blame Ezsxnger Bette Fogelman Vmvnan Crandall Barbara Becker Nancy Lane Abmgazl Brown Sally Harrlson Mary Eha, Ann Jaquay Mary Ann Fitz patrxck 3rd Row Elwyn Jones Cedrxc Chang Allyn Eccleston James Dunham, Henry Lmger Donald Carpenter Ray Fleming Bud Danehy Lee Gorton, Kenneth Houck, Fred Bemis I h1,,,r,,xu-rf 1, g' 'lm V1 r, ,LI ' W -'F 9 . . I I I I . I l . . I 1 C -' I I . I Q . . - . I I I ' 1 I . I n Q I A , I W ' Y V- V V W ,- , -Y -fy nl, 11, 1 V 'JJ-'Il'-H ' ' LJ , 'W J, Y l 1, ' , i' ' 'i- ' rl' ' I 4 . . . . ' ' I r . . I I I I 0 N - , . . . . . . I I I . . I I I 9 I I . I ' n . . I I 9 0 1 I 0 ' 1 U -Y -Y - -'7 v- VY'-V ' '-f ' v' LY Y - -fl-7+ Y- Y V rf SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore class started the year by electing their officers. Sally Harrison was elected president, Harry Sollie, vice-president, Nick Purdy, treasurer, and Mary Elia, se cretary. Ann Jaquay, Harry Sollie, Zing Rausa, and Mary Ann FitzPatrick were nominated for Student Council, but Mary Ann and Zing were elected. Many new pupils entered the class this fall. These are Marilee Shelton Bette Fogleman, Barbara Becker, Elfreda Chang, Cedric Chang, and Fred Bemis. The Sophomore class is represented in many school activities such sports dramatics music and clubs The boys are well represented in sports Mike Sacco and Buzzy Woods are on the Varsity basketball team and Zing Rausa Harry Sollie Nick Purdy Jim Dunham K n Houck Bud Danehy Peter Wheeler and Allyn Eccleston are on the Junior Varsity The girls are also well represented in many of the school activities About half of the girls were honored this fall by being made members of the Almeda Literary Society The girls were not only well represented in sports but four members of the class are J V cheerleaders Ann Jaquay Mary Ann F1tzPatr1ck Sally Harrison and Mary Elia Many of the boys and girls are also in Band Orchestra and Glee Club Earlier in the year the class had a concession and dance after the New Hartford football game which was very successful UNE I-1 X more . . . . . as 7 2 ' i5iQfafi2s2E5:2:, H' ' S. V A p it JUNIORS lst Row Jane Roberts Mary Lawson, Jean Griffing, Jane Siebert Joan Shadle Geraldine Trask Joan Cri i '1 Necia Benson Eleanor Burgess Alice Towsley Znd Row Leroy Gulbran Jack Martmeau Ga11 Karpp Jennxe Profhtt JoAnn Eaton Jane Rogers Ahce Kessler Sylvxa Solhen Nancy Cook Albert P1erson V1ctor Newton Mr P1erce 3rd Row Merw1n Mayne Donald F1scher Tom Purdy Larry Kxnney Ed Vantme B111 Koemg B111 Everts Larry Adams Darwxn Faulkner Dona1d M1sch Paul Labour JUNIOR CLACS OFFIFPRS Donald Fmscher Presxdent Jane S1ebert VICC Presldent Larry Adams Treasurer Ahce Kessler Secretary I u . . I D I , ' L1 L. , 1 1 . D l l I l l I D . . J . D I 8 ' n . Y I l I I D I D . l l -I .J 4 1 1 I - . - A i 1 1 . - . D . ' - f - a 1 I 1 I 1 , 1 v-.--v--f -'- - --'-- - --- --+R '---' '--- '-'--'rr '- l - '- l JUNIOR CLASS SUMMARY Nmeteen F1fty One proved to be a bang up year for the Jun1ors Led by such able off1cers as Don Fxscher presldent Jane :nebert v1ce presmdent Ahce Kessler, secretary and Larry Adams treasurer we started the year r1ght by orderxng our class rmgs early A money makmg carnpa1gn was soon put underway We sold hot dogs and cokes at the Morr1sv11le football game and candy at the One1da basketball game W also held a dance after a game 1n the gym Our representahves on the Student Counc1l were Mary Lawson, Jeanne Nelson and Fd Vantlne Jeanne and Ed were later elected secretary and treasurer r spectlvely The Red Cross was also largely populated w1th Jun1ors Joan Gr1ff1th Joan Shadle Don F1scher Larry Adams, Ahce Towsley and Sylvma Solllen helped Mxss Cook wxth her work The faces of many of us were seen 1n th band and orchestra and we were well represented at the mus1c fest1val In the f1eld of sports both boys' and glrls' we outd1d ourselves Gulbran Larry K1nney, B1llKoen1g, Jack Martxneau Merw1n Mayne Almon P1Ck8rd Albert P1erson and Ed Vantme played football Larry Adams, Don F1scher, Walt Gorton and Ed Vantlne also played varsxty basketball Many grrls partzcmpated 1n hockey volleyball and basketball both mterscholastxc and xntramural To cheer the boys on we had Mary Lawson Jeanne Nelson and Jane Slebert as Vars1ty cheerleaders and Nccla Benson leanor Burgess and Jane Roberts as .Tumor Vars1ty cheerleaders In th fl ld of drama many Jumors went out for plays and part1c1pated 1n PTIZE speakmg We all are look1ng forward to a successful Semor year as the class of '52 Too soon we must leave our hzgh school memorxes Many thanks to Mr Pzerce our homeroom teacher who has been very tol rant and helpful Alzce K ssler Secretary . . , . e . . . . . . I I I u K . s ., - ' Larry Adams, Darwin Faulkner, Don Fischer, Walt Gorton, LeRoy CLASS OFFIC ERS Seniors Ann Snitchler Sec ' Ralph Sollie Vice Pres ' John Bemis Pres ' Jean Sweet Treas JUDIOFS Larry Adams Treas Jane Smebert V1ce Pres DLHD1CF1SChCT Pres Ahce Kessler Sec Sophomores Mary fella Sonny Solhe Nmce Pres Fre shmen Shxrley Frmk Sec Allan Fltchen Pres Jane Stokes Treas Absent Dxck Lobp Vlce Pres 1 0: 1 'I , il ' l I vi . 1 n N ' ' , .: ' , . 'P' .Seca ', pf .: Sall Harrison Pres. 3 Nick Purd' , Treas. f 1' ' ' , -2 ' ' . .5 , , t - : ' , ' . I FW W V fieillif' A X X QQ s-1 X 1 + 1 j ..-- -Ls ,f! 'X 4K Ia If .,., l X Y-M-J, , in x -nf X 1' I M----Ni. I V XV!! f,'Z,f fi M' AVN-N -Qxs-JK ,X- X! av, Maw V3 XX, Q X - N U' -X Q if Rx xx-, 4MJ,,!f!, XX is X ,W IR, Ywxtmpxwh V wr MA-MCH-'fly-ZJvr.,,d-f X +3 C D x'1' C AT alfa il' 55' B51 WT x ' il THOMAS WARNE My mind is in a state of philosophical doubt Baseball - 1, Z, 3, 4 Hamiltonian - 4 Football - l, Z, 3, 4 Boys Sports Editor - 4 Basketball manager - 1, Z, 3, 4 United Nations Trip - 4 Boys State - 3 Student Founcil 0 Scouts 1 2 Photography Club Chess Club NEWTON WICKWIRE I spect I growed don'tth1nk nobody never made me Boy Scouts l 2 BV VILRLY WYANT A thin of beauty is a Joy forever asketball 1 Z H C e rleaders Club l 2 3 Cv ee Club C eerleading Sec ockey Vice Pres occer l 0 leyball Sports Council 3 Sec 3 1 , '-4 By' - , ,3,4 -l -2 B ' -, ,3 F. .A.-3,4 Softball -1, Z, 3 Pres. - 3, 4 he - , , l -3,4 h. ' -2, 3,4 ,-3 H -1, 2,3 A .-4 S - ,Z,3 vi -1,2,3 CLASS PROPHECY M1d Week Yorkly NEW YORK There are re ports that Ed Stone of Harnxlton, has obtaxned a franchlse on all Amerxcan Kmttmg rnxlls Hrs f1rst step toward 1mprovernent ln h1S product IS the abolltzon of button up sweaters LONDON CUP, Toman1o Warneno formerly Torn Warne of Hamxlton N Y U S A 15 successfully playmgthe part of MacBeth 1n the revwal of the bloody SCOtt18h tragedy presented 1n the Globe Theater Mr Warner1o has always been a lover of Shakesper1an Plays The producer Cloyes Beecher for once def1n1tely features the Pansuane Jeanne Choquette as Lady Macbeth June 30 1961 HAMILTON John Carpenter has recently been 1nstalled as the prmczpal of the local lngh school wzth R R Sollxe as hrs v1ce pr1nc1pal The only change 1n the academlc program under the new off1c1als 15 that fxfth perzods w1ll be used for strxct concentratxon In studxes and the other s1x wxll be used as opportumty penods The measure has not been formally approved by the Bored of Educa t1on Ken Lamb B1ll Oakes Bruce Rogers, Leon McGregor, and the pres1dent Carlton Houck However Mxss D Adele Mapes 1nstructor of study hall manners and morals at the h1gh school IS ,baclung them to the nth degree HAMILTON Clutch Lawson IS now employed by Hell Dr1vers Inc owned and operated by Ann Sn1t:hler who never took the Dnver Tra1n 1ng Course WASHINGTON The Senate In vestzgatlon Comm1ttee on Electmns headed by M L Brautxgam who wrote The F1ve Lxttle Trernpers 8: How They Grew lS 1nvest1 gatlng the Roberts letter fCynth1a whxch was wntten after Llewellyn Lamb's success1on to the preszdcncyb BOSTON The novel Forever M1r1am by Famth Bancroft has been banned 1n Boston We hear that the dapper Bostomon and Mayor of the cxty John Arthur Shadle left town last week that he rnxght read xt SARATOGA QINSQ Newtle W1ck w1re three t1me wlnner of the Kentucky Derby has been re cently accussed of throwmg a race Conf1dence man and slxck gambler John B m1s 15 the ch1ef wxtness ed the pos1t1on of head gu1de bxggest sxghtseemg bus fzrm Shest T s Iha tos etbe State 3 g some ow orsoo PARIS The xnternatzonally famous French model dlrector Fr1tz Purdy ret1red recently and IS now concentratmg h1s talents on sculpture H1s current project 15 a statue Jeann1e wlth the L1ght Brown I-Ia1r , accordmg to a re port by hxs secretary Mar1lyn Snyder HAMILTON the new town reform atory headed by Warden Jacquel me Moran has a cho1ce select1on of mrnates namely her old teach ers One of the prmsoners has re cently been brought before the Board of Trustees Janet Helmer, Beverly Wyant Clarxce Fleming and Ruth Chapm for smokmg 1n her cell The prxsoner cla1ms she m1stook the cell for the HHS bozler room Head matron Jean Gorton took the necessary steps 1n detect mg the rmsdemeanor NEW YORK Jean Sweet formerl obtam on the ln N Y mlpalre of Hubbardsv1l1e N Y has . 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I never l1ke bemg hxt wxthout strxkmg back ootball Z asketball l 2 aseball l Sw1mm1ng F Class Offmcer 2 4 Vlce Pres E D W AR D S T ON E, The world knows not of 1tS greatest men Basketball 3 4 Three Act Play 3 o Scouts 1 Z Honor Socmety Eagle Scout Umted Nat1ons Trlp Student COUHC11 3 4 Masquers 4 Ham1ltoman 3 4 Class Offxcer 1 Photographlc Mgr One act Play 3 4 Boys State 3 J EA N S W E E T How sweet and grac1ous IS that sense whlch men Call Courtesy ass Off1cer Ham1lton1an 3 4 Vlce Pres Fd1tor 1D Chlef 4 sec Honor Soc1ety Treas Umted Natlons Tr1p Curls Sports Counc1l lmedas Treas Play Comnfuttee s Z 3 4 Intramurals F -1, , 3, 4 B - , , 3, 4 B - , Z, 3, 4 ' . , - Z F. . A. - 3, 4 ' , - Z, 4 Il ' ll B y . - , , 3, 4 ' - 3, 4 . . . . -4 Treas. - 3 Chess Club - 1 . . - 4 Cl ' -1, 2, 3, 4 ' ' - , . . . -1 J . -. - . - C . - 2 ' - 3, 4 . - 3, 4 ' ' ' - 4 . . -1 A - Z, 3, 4 . - 4 ' ' - Z, 3, 4 CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1, Y 0 A L 0 I M ACROSS DOWN Drew up ads for Ham11ton1an Plays cello 1n orchestra All around athlete Now m A1r Force Football quarterback Center on basketball team Semor tw1rler Newest addltxon to class Has fratermty pm Cafeterla d1shwasher Dr1ves red Mercury Pres1dent of F H A Eagle Scout Secretary of Almedas 27. Smallest and quletest 25 28. Retired athlete 26 29. Presxdent of Semor class Pres1dent of Almedas Pres1dent of G1rl's Sports Counc1l Basketball manager Plays vxola Pres1dent of Masquers She's engaged Lmves on Bonney H111 Poster Artlst Treasurer of Just about everythmg The Trapper Pres1dent of Student Counc1l Drlves DeSoto convert1ble Head cheerleader Prlze wmner at Commence ment annn .,nt nala nn.n d4l e4,. ..., Q l.,n . ,... 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' -l,Z,3 ' - Sec. -2, 3 Sec. -n 1, 4 . .-4 F. .A, -4 CLASS WILL Farth Bancroft wxlls her posztzon as Art Edxtor to anyone who lxkes to fzght Cloyes Beecher leaves H H S to the pxgeons John Bemxs leaves the 1n1t1als he has carved on all the desks to the Jamtors Mary Loxs Brautxgam leaves the Phx Delta but not the Lambda Chms to Joan Shadle John Carpenter hates to leave the gxrls Jeanne Choquette takes her bzg brown eyes to France where she'l1 need them Ruth Chapm leaves her love for schoolwork to LeRoy Gulbran Clarlce Flemxng leaves George F1-ank's roller rznk to anyone who can keep wmthzn the speed 11m1t Jean Gorton leaves her twxrlmg abxhty to Nancy 'Angel Cook M1r1am Harrxson leaves her hlstory marks to Geraldzne Trask Janet Helmer leaves Wh1pple's Soda Bar to anyone who can stand the stram Carlton Houck leaves the quarterback posztxon to Zzng Llewellyn Lamb leaves lus parkxng space 1n front of the school to Mr Lane Ken Lamb leaves the Earlvrlle Hamzlton speedway to Mary Lawson Ramsay Lawson leaves peace and quxet to Mrs Srmth Leon McGregor leaves lus dashmg good looks to Vnctor Newton Jackle Moran leaves her well polxshed shoes to anyone who can stand the glare B111 Oakes leaves hxs dxshrag m the cafeterla to Jane Rogers Frxtz Purdy ns takxng xt all wxth hxm Bruce Rogers wxlll has talent for trappxng to B111 Woods Cynthxa Roberts leaves Manlzus to Ann Jaquay John Shadle just left Ann Snxtchler leaves her sxze four shoes to Necla Benson Marzlyn Snyder leaves her abxhty to make posters to Tony Amendola Ralph Sollxe leaves the tall glrls to the rest of the boys lf they'l leave the short ones to hun Ed Stone leaves the I-hgh School to the Hamxlton Fxre Department Jean Sweet leaves to become Secretary of the Treasury Tom Warne leaves hls flarnmg red han' to anyone with dull Saturday nxghts Newton Wxckwxre leaves hxs quxet, unobiruszve manner to Larry Adams Bev Wyant leaves the Earlvxlle boys to her slster Fazth The Semor boys leave Emma to the Jumor boys The Semor gxrls leave Bradford to Ahce Kessler Cynthma Roberts John Bemis . . . . , ,, Donna Mapes leaves Latin to anyone who likes dead subjects. . . . 1 WILLIAM CAKES Cupid is a blind gunner Football -1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball - l Track - l, Z F. F. A. -1, 2, 3, 4 Sec - Vlce Pres WAI.. TER P URD Y Wa1t1ng for sornethmg to turn up ootball l 2 Capt asketball 1 3 as eball Swlrnrnxng l 3 Class Offlcer Z CYNTHIA ROBERTS Worn n were made to gzve our eyes dehght Cheerleadxng Club Z Glee Club Basketball l 4 ne act Plays Z Vo leyball l Z 4 Class Off1cLr 3 Swunmmg l Pre s Softball l Han-xltoman Staff 1 3 4 Soccer Masquers 3 4 Hockey 4 Pr 5 Intramurals l 4 U N Trp , Z . 1 . - 3 F - , , 3, 4 , - 4 B - , 2, , 4 B 1 -1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading - l, 4 Almedas - 2, 3, 4 ' - f' - Z - , O - - , 3, 4 l - , , ' 2 - . . - X n - 3 - 2 . - , 1 - e . - 4 - , . . i - 4 Our Ideal Girl Cynthia Roberts' good looks Jean Sweet's cheerful outlook on life Jean Gorton's helpfulness Faith Bancroft's perseverance Mary Lois Brautigarn's ambition Ruth hap1n's practicality Donna Mapes' friendliness Beverly W yant' s homemaking ability Miriam Harr1son's scholarship Marilyn Snyder's co operation Jeanne Choquette s musical ability Ann Sn1tchler's school spirit Clarice F1em1ng's ta'ent for art Jackie Moran's individuality Janet Helmer's neatness KI JS T3 ff WN xl La Our Ideal Boy Cloyes Beecher's good looks Junie I..arnb's curly hair Fritz Purdy's broad shoulders Torn Warne's honesty Ed Stone's sense of humor John Carpenter's ability to get along with people Ralph Soll1e's athletic ability Carlton Houck's sportsmanship Newton W1ckw1re's unobtru siveness Ken L.amb's independent nature Bruce Rogers' love of the outdoors Ramsay L.awson's even temper Leon McGregor's cheerful smile John Bemis' quietness B111 Oakes' pleasing personality LgfV 4 ?9 Z X Xftim .V',', .'.' ,LQ . X J ,ss Q ft Q 'X LILON MCGREGOR Any law but what we make for ourselves IS laughable F DONNA MAPI1 S Can we ever have oo much of a good th1I'lg9 Jr Red Cross A medas Sec ee Club V1ce Pres Sec Treas Harmltoman Staff 3 4 Play Commxttees 3 One act Play JACOUIH LINE MORAN o tball l Z Sports Gxrl s Councll 4 asketball l Z Pres occer l ockey o leyball 3 G m Club l Z 3 4 Glrls Sports Award 3 Play Comrruttees l Z 3 4 Hamxltonxan Staff F. . A, - l, Z, 3 ll t ' . ll . -l 1 - Z, 3, 4 , . - 4 Gl - 2, 3, 4 ' . - 3 . - . - 4 - - 4 Somewhere between a hindrance and a help S f - , , 3 ' ' ' - B ' 9 1 3: 4 o ' 4 S - , 2, 3, 4 H - l, Z, 3, 4, V l - l, , 4 Y I I I . , - Il ' ' I' - 3, 4 CLASS POEM The class of nineteen fifty one Has reached its climax nowg It's off to show the world that lt Knows why and where and how Its members w111 be scattered far Across th1s wondrous land For each and very one of them The futur has a plan 'Twas many many years ago, When flrst we came together We've worked and played the whole day through Shared fan' and stormy weather At partlng we'l1 feel sorrow For we'11 shar that fun no more Not untll our class reumon When we'1l remlmsce galor But m mon s wzll hnger Of the frohc and the fun Of the good t1mes and th bad t1mes Of our days at I-Iarmlton Yes we shall e'er r member Our joyous hmgh school days Our happxness and gladn ss Wxll sh1n 11k golden rays I I C C . I . . 3 l I ,., . 9 v ' 3 . C S I 1 . ' K- l . g S . . 1 3 - . . C C J an Sweet , i KENNFTH LAMB My only books were women's looks and folly's all they've taught me Football l Z Basketball rack F LLEWI LLYN LAMB There IS a wolf um a lamb's skm asketball 1 3 ootball Z 3 Pres Class Offlcer 1 Pres RA MSAY LAWSON A man of all hours ready for anythlng ootball l Z aseball 2 Manager 1 Basketball Mgr Swxmrmng Z Ham1ltoman' Staff 3 4 Asst Sports Ed 3 Play commxttee 4 -1,2 T -l,Z,3,4 F. .A.-l,Z,3,4 B -,z, ,4 F - , ,4 F.F.A.-1,Z, 3,4 .-1,2 .-1 F -, ,3,4 B' - ,3,4 .-Z,3,4 ll ' 'I - Name Appearance Faith Bancroft Cloyes Beecher John Bemis Mary Lois Brautigam John Carp enter Ruth Chapin Jeanne Choquette Clarxce Fleming Jean Gorton Miriam Harrison Janet Helmer Carlton Houck Kenneth Lamb Llewellyn Lamb Ramsay Lawson Leon McGregor Donna Mapes Jackie Moran B ill Oake s Fritz Purdy Cynthia Roberts Bruce Rogers John Shadle Ann Snitchler Marilyn Snyder Ralph Sollie Ed Stone Jean Sweet Tom Warne Newton Wickwire Beverly Wyant f Smiling af! Quiet Slinky Happy Pe s sirni sti c Sociable Pretty Tall Efficient Neat Brusque Cheerful cglllgdlted Plodding Good Natured Fluttery Sunny Easy going Imperturbable Pleasing Congenia Explosive Petite Demure Athletic Intelligent Enthusiastic Colorful Little Good looking Specialty Art Work Basketball Spendin money A Colgate man Sports oe Singing Art Work Twxrlxng White blouses Cello Washin dishes Farming Hunting what 9 Pla n the fieslzig a ingnici Piano Sports Car Lover Writing letters Anything Earlville Ralph Art Sports Hunting t I'1l Always Remember Music The 3 Z8 bell Mrs Smith Jan 2 1950 Cana stota foot ball game A dark green Buick Mary Lois' par ies Maroon cars Bus trips Chem: stry experiments Georgetown base ball games The cafeteria Mother's Day Clarice Mrs Smith bu KB? Ji? S Latin IV M science c asses Girls' addresses Pre ston Hill Physics class Nothing Boston Those fabulous parties H.H.S. Beating Woods o the trap line MacBeth-Heaven forbid Being ---' treaairer 1950 Almeda Ball CQ1i?.R?32S2?5'9 5339f53f 'a' ' G E 81'S quil1?.52Zin i2533is Dancing Goinaito games on e bus . SENIOR POLL H up: Qgo- : . g . g , . . . . . J ' . . . D . S i . 8 . Co d ' Q .J ' Pllayn th g.. 1 MIRIAM HARRISON Strongest mmds are often those of whom the noxsy world hears least Amedas Hannltoman Staff L1teraryEd Intramurals Z 3 4 Play Comm1ttees Z 3 4 R d ross J A N E T H E I.. M E R r ha1r IS not more sunny than her heart rchestra Vxce Pres Band 4 Hamxltonxan Staff H CARLTON HOUCK Work IS no dzsgrace xt 15 1dleness wh1ch 15 a chsgrace ootball l Z B as eball Track Z 3 Sknng Z Basketball 2 3 F Se Cy 3 1 - 2, 3, 4 uv ' ' ll - 3. 4 . . - 4 Jr. 2 'Q - 3 ,,He . . O -1, 2, 3, 4 . . - 4 Quartet -1, 3 - n ' ' ll - 3, 4 F. . A. - 4 F' - , , 3, 4 - Z F. . A. - Z, 3, 4 Name Faith Bancroft Cloyes Beecher John Bemis Mary Lois Brautigam John Carpenter Ruth Chapin Jeanne Choquette Clarice Fleming Jean Gorton Janet Helrner Carlton Houck Kenneth Lamb Llewellyn Lamb Ramsay Lawson Leon McGregor Donna Mapes Jackie Moran Bill Oakes Fritz Purdy Cynthia Roberts Bruce Rogers John Shadle Ann Snitchler Marilyn Snyder Ralph Sollie Ed Stone Jean Sweet Torn Warne Newton Wickwire Beverly Wyant Nickname Bennie Bucky Johnnie M L Carp Ruthie Jeannie Flern Gort Jan Houckxe Ken Junie Clutch Mac D A M Moron Willy Fritz Cynme Brucie Favorite Expression Best Pal Oh heck a gg!! u I'1 never tell no ' re ou Kid 1n'9 remabulous won't' eepers ou're Crazy W y sure eah sure eorge I don't know etcha 'rn cold 'I ll bet 'ya ufittfili m nythxng you Say!! ' m I late? Oh heck Symphony Sid ' ight? Snitch Maryl Tex Sweetie Tom Newt Bev Sugar' Aw' ' I hate to brag--but! Pheasant 'Holy cow Forsoo arqelous dgxductionu llcouyff Cello A on g2Xta?1thn?g 3' My dog You know who Class of 'Sl My mother Gray eyes J anet Bev Flem Y C103 ' Pussy cats Carp My car ' The Jitney Moran's old Ford A cigar Pussy cats Brown eyes The mailman Newt A football Guess who ? T. V. Gramma Yackel Lethal weapons A picture Chemistry formulas Bruce Charlotte SENIOR POLL 'Bit efin- ,' S ' ' B ll ' ' . . 1 Oh ! ' . . HA ,, ,, n HT .Y . H ' ' I . J Miriam Harrison Mim Gee Jean ny H ' h M ' uY . . HG ,, ll H H ll I I b ' ' ' . . . I . HM H. . HA . . . ,A . 'R Ed . ll th JEJANNE' CHOQUETTL The only way to have a frxend 13 to be one' rlze. Sp aklng One act Play 2 4 A medas 2 3 Play Commxttees VICL Pres Swlmrrung Team Manager Z Pres Hamlltoman Staff 3 4 asquers Z 3 N Trmp e Club 2 Pres Student Councll 2 3 4 Secy V1c:e Pr s CLARICE FLENIING B auty seen 15 nrver lost rchestra l Z Pres Quartet Intramurals l H JEAN GORTON No l gacy IS so r1ch as honesty ws rhng l Hamxltornan Staff 4 S cy Treas Play Commmttees o tb ll Che rleao ng Club occer Z oleyball Z 3 nramurals 1 Z 3 Jr R d ross Hockey 3 4 F H I, . . , P ' I e ' - 1, 3, 4 - - , l - , , 4 ' -l, 3 . L . - 3 . . - . - 4 , . . ,, - n M - , , 4 U. . ' -4 Gl e - , 3, 4 2 . - 3, 4 . - 3 ' Q . - 4 O - , , 3, 4 , . -4 Hamiltonian Staff - 3, 4 - -l F. . A. - 4 T 'i '. - , 2, 3, 4 ' ' - c .- ' . - 3 ' - -2, 3 Sf a -1, Z, 3 32 -1, Z S - , 3 Vl - , , 4 It - , , , 4 . r C ' -2 . .A, - 3, -4 Best Lookmg G1rl Best Lookmg Boy Most Popular G1rl Most Popular Boy Most Lmkely to Succ Most Llkely to Succ Qmetest Loudest B1ggest F111-t fG1rl B1ggCSt Fl1rtfBoy Most Opt1m1st1c Most Pess1mxst1c Best Joke Teller Most Athletlc Curl Most Athletzc Boy Most Independent Nlcest Dersonahty Most Courteous Best Dressed G1rl Best Dressed Boy Fr1endl1est Favomte Teacher Favor1te Subject Fav-onte Sport eed Gxrl eed fBoyl SENIOR POLL, s Cynth1a Roberts Cloyes Beecher Jeanne Choquette John Carpenter Jean Sweet Tom Warne Newton VV1ckw1re Jack1e Moran Ann Smtchler John Shadle Jean Sweet Ruth Chapm Ramsay Lawson Jack1e Moran Ralph Sollle K nneth Lamb Jean Sweet Jean Sweet Cynth1a Roberts Cloyes Beecher Jeanne 'hoquette M1 ss Gardner I-hstory Basketball Znd Beverly Wyant John 'arpenter Cynthla Roberts Ralph Sollme f'ynth1a Roberts Ed Stone Marxlyn Snyder Ken Lamb Jack1e Moran Cloyes Beecher Tom Warne Newton W1CkW1TC Jean Sweet Beverly Wyant John Carpenter John Shadle Jeanne Choquette John Bemxs Jean Sweet John Shadle Jack1e Moran Mrs Sm1th Art Tvpmg Football l t v q . D xi . I u - y . - v u , Most Intellectual Tom Warne Miriam Harrison MARY LOIS BRAUTIGAM Wxth mal1ce toward none wxth chamty for all Cheerleadmg l am1lton1an Staff In ramurals l Z 3 4 One act Play Hockey l Z r Red 'ross Sw1rnm1ng l Pres Volleyball 1 Almedas o tball 1 Gxrl Scouts 4 Che 1-leaders ub G ee Club l Z Vxce Pres JOHN CARPENTER 'Better be happy than w1se ootball l Boy Scouts l asketball 2 3 Baseball 4 F Boys State 3 Class Offxcer 2 Pres Student Councll 4 Pres Weldxng Club l Chess Club l R L T H f' H A P IN All art constantly aspu-es toward the cond1t1on of mus1c Glee Club l Jr Red Cross 1 rchestra l 2 I-Iamlltoman Staff Almedas 3 4 F H A 3 4 Secy 4 ' - , Z, 3 H ' ' - l, Z, 3 4 t ' n s 1 ' 3 v 1 3: 4 J ' V S ' 4 ' ' - , Z . - 4 - , 2, 3 - 4 s f - , 2, 3 ' - e C1 -1, 2, 3 1 - , ' . -l Prize Speaking - l, 2, 3, 4 F - , 2, 3, 4 - B ' 1: 9 o 4 ' F. . A.- l, Z, 3, 4 ,- . - Z , - 4 O - , , 3, 4 ur ' ' ll - 3, 4 OUR SENIOR YEAR The semor class started the year off wxth a bang by electmg John Bemxs Presxdent Ralph Sollxe Vzce Presldent, Ann Snxtchler Secretary and Jean Sweet Treasurer Our eff1c1ent treasurer 1nformed us that we were the proud hold ers of S127 00 After we had found our prof1t from the concessmon of the Clmton football game and dance our bank account rose to the sum of S140 oo Ralph Sollze John Carpenter, Tom Warne Llewellyn Lamb Carl ton Houck, Ramsay Lawson, and John Shadle brought the semor class fame 1n thexr spectacular play m football Ralph and Tom also honored us by be1ng pxcked on the all star team Ralph Soll1e, John Carpenter Llewellyn Lamb Ed Stone Cloyes Beecher, along w1th the help of managers Tom Warne and Ramsay Law son and supportmg team members flmshed 1n second place tzed w1th Chnton and Watervllle 1n the Tr1 Valley Basketball League The team also brought home the Onezda area section three trophy only to lose to a strong Wh1tesboro team John Shadle who had Joxned us mn our freshman year, left m Jan uary to Jom the Army A1r Force Charlotte Brown also a member of the class of 1951 left school at the end of October to become Mrs Frank Morgan She had been very actzve as pres1dent of F H A and a cheerleader The Semors enjoyed many excurs1ons durmg the year The flrst tr1p taken was by the soc1al studxes IV Regents class to N1cho1's Pond and the county seat at Wampsv1lle January 28th Jean Sweet, Cynthza Roberts Jeanne Choquette Ed Stone and Tom Warne left for New York accompamed by Mlss Gardner and Mr Lane to wxtness the Un1ted Natrons 1n actxon On March 13th, the class journeyed to Albany to V1S1t the cap1tol and to meet Governor Dewey A few days later the homemakmg and agncultural classes vxsxted Cornell Um versity The Enghsh IV non regents class under the d1rect1on of Mrss Faucette took a short trxp to the MOTTISVIIIC Agrxcultural and Tech mcal Instatute Late ln Apnl, the top students 1n the chemistry and physlcs classes attended an educatwnal exh1b1t1on at the L C Smlth College of Applxed Scxence Jean Sweet and Torn Warne were chosen by the class to attend the Cxtlzenshxp Educatwn Conference at Syra cuse Umverslty Baseball season opened early mn Aprll w1th several members of the class partxclpatlng Veteran sportsmen such as Ralph Saollze Ramsay Lawson, Tom Warne and Llewellyn Lamb are holdmg many of the key pos1t1ons Throughout the school year 1950 51 the semors played a large part m the many athletxcs and other actwxtmes sponsored by the school It IS agreed by all that we have wxtnessed a very successful and excltmg year , Q . . . . - . - . 1 9 I l I u 0 l 5 .. - - 4 . 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FAITH BANCROFT Men honor results God honors effort rchestra l 2 uartet Almedas 4 lrl Scouts 1 Z Masquers 4 Harrultoman Staff Art Edltor 4 Prxze Speaklng One act Play 3 4 CLOYES BEPCHER The best t1rne to hang on 15 when you reach the pomnt where the average person would qu1t Baseball Football 3 Intramurals Track Bo Scouts 3 One act Plays 3 LUUCHL LJUIIIILLL JOHN BEMIS 'No ont knows w at hc can do t1ll he trles' 0 Scouts C ass Offxcer 3 4 Vxce Pres Pres 4 O ' - , , 3, 4 Q -1, 2, 3, 4 G' - , , 3, 4 lv ' ' 'I - 3' 4 ' ' ' - 3, 4 Basketball - l, 2, 3, 4 Hamiltonian Staff - 3, 4 - l, Z, 3, 4 - l, Z - Z y -1, 2 Sr 1 A 0 Y-1 - 3 I , h , ' ' U B y -1, 2, 3 l ' - , ' . - 3 CLASS HISTORY In 1938 the mold was cast for future high school careers which were to start a great new trend toward educational development M1ss Myers was the fortunate person to have the honor of teaching us ln our first which proved not to be the last dzsconcerted year of school In Miss Fowler's first grade we learned what 1t's l1ke to get out of Kindergarten Durmg this year we learned things whxch were to prove very necessary mn later life how to read and write This year Jeanne Choquette came all the way from France to Join us The next year 1940 we entered second grade with Miss Logan During th1s year we took on Tom Purdy Janet Eddie, Donna Mapes and the un forgettable Peter Perrxn In Miss E len's third grade our class was rounded out w1th the acceptance of LeRoy Gulbran and the scholarly Inez France The class swept through fourth grade stoppmg only to pick up Charlotte Brown In fifth grade we thought we notlced a tamt of an optimxstzc smile on Miss I-leffernan's face as we began struggling with fractions under Mxss Cheney In sixth grade we began poetry with M1ss Porter which was to have a great effect on us in our Senior English course mn high school Thxs year Mary Alice Holt Barbara Palmer and Jean Sweet Jolned us As we entered seventh grade we took on a triumphant attxtude as we had rooms to different classes This year we were dxvxded by MISS Kelley and Mr Lahey Our class was enlarged with the add1t1ons of George Bush Clarxce Fleming and B111 Oakes In eighth grade we started ' advanced scxence and Mr Decker took us on a trip to the sewage disposal plant June Parmeter and Charlxe Perry Joined our ranks Ninth grade came and so did John Shadle and Jane DeVaul T nth grade seemed to fly by and so did Anne Marxe Re1d as she left us to go to Emma Wxllard until we landed mn the Jumor homeroom with Mrs Adams as our advisor We knew we were on the last leg of our Journey in high school We were pretty proud because we had just reached the 'top Durmg this year we took on a good baseball player in Tom Warne In 1951 the seemingly xmpossibl happened We made it After thmrteen years of schooling we're flnally seniors with the renowned M1ss Gardner as our homeroom teacher After all our work we can't wa1t to get our hands on the product the crisp treasured diploma Cloyes Bee cher . s 1 I h l . ' . , . . n . I r ' 1 ' . 0 ' . . . finally entered Junior High School when we could walk to different class ' 1 H ' . C A . . . . D ' H. o . . , . . . U . . e ' . . . Nj, X .I M 1 mi-w XVNWI A sxX N I Ulf! I GX' N- X xx IMI x X X I X x I il 's I 1' 54.4655- - :X y..y. 'W 3 ' V ,Ill S 4, X Q' 51 9 L X + 4 M N W X N I ,X W x . NX X W, fuk, Fx ,-Wy 1, SQ-Similxi TVYNQEX X. f If '1'1 M :15i X7Q1 XXX f 5 ' w-H .M 'U,. ' , . k ,n tx. , N i 'I 1- Xi . j ' . 7, N' KH '95 XM xxx x ' 1 54l' Ux QR ' ' -- S H' y i.: M - X I ' f'R3:?Tk1 QA, 13 g ,X X5w X, N NN w f mx X -xy + fi W N N Y 7 'I-L NN- 3 1 2151 J N.M -Jw W, pi .QV 4 -Jen?-A 1 N am -X ff- l NP f N XX 'N 'mm .H !1, ,M :ie Nga Ex, , + N My - cf W Nfl-N' WKX SNN 'X Qg mu' :V W A- X1 N, x -'Lx' KMA X fl -V .VI iw- X fl N ww 'wr N x N NK, A w ', fA-NK' ' 'Y flu' X N SM F MX w j 1f'1f 1'... ' lM'G 55 x YM X H' M ' W 1 K9 ,pw v W x 'W SX xl mb .xx y t lx y AJ WL-Mt n ew XX, Y, xy 1 u if SAT X 1 fav SU '-AX! . M' ff 11 vw A 'WW in , 'xx ii ' Y! I Ti- in If i HN ll 5 gm if V M. mf H291 '.l Y L, :f YV' xi 1!j'v,!fVllff lF ,f WH, M-1 M y fi'9f'l'jW x 'Lfl AU ' A 5 4 Q Q 1 A A s FACULTY , ,L t lst Row George I-lalloran, Phoebe Gaylord Marne Rourke Margaret Fenner Wilham Knowlton Margaret Heffernan, Andrew I.. Lane Wzlbert Vogel, Qlarence Decker, Eumce Gardner Isabelle Faucette Ora Faulkner Znd Row Walter Moore Patx-1c1a McKendz-ack Murzel Chaphe Charlotte Lally Dorothy hams Mary Bradley Lou Lee Clark Mary Gxacovelh Caryl Ames Ellen Devlne Ethel Burke Mxldred Hazght Agnes K1-akusm Alxce Adams Wxllxam Galhk 3rd Row Rose Stafford Anna Le te Marcm Fessenden Ehzabeth Gallxk Ruth Sholes Mary Wendel Cleone Leete Colleen Ke ff: Dorothy Young Blame Currze Harold Goodfellow Andrew L. Lane Wxlbert Vogel Princxpal Vgce Prxncxpal Elalne Currxe Rose Stafford Margaret Heffernan Typxst Stenographer Advxsor . . . 0 l I , . 0 1 n . s r . . n s o n n l n 9 . . . n 9 o l . . . . . v r . . 2 v V 0 0 0 'I 'I 1 n U '- 1 n 1 - , , , W , -v - , , J , 7 , . I ' ' 1 , ' ir, Y L , , V .V' V - H41 , BOARD OF EDUCATION Roy Smtchler Charles Shapley Lester Danehy Reed Alvord Llewellyn Moore Andrew L Lane Wxlbert Vogel Eumce Gardner Inez Cook George I-Ialloran Walter Moore AIICC Adams Margaret Fenner Isabelle Faucette Vera omxth Margaret Heffernan Marc1a Fessenden Rodney P1erce W1ll1am Galllk Caryl Ames Charlotte Lally Ehzabeth Behler Harold Goodfellow Dorothy hams Mary Glacovellx Irene Dankewsky W1ll1am Knowlton Evelyn Waas Phoebe Gaylord Jackson Thro M D B tty Galhk Mary Wendel Cleone Leete Jean Wmlson Colleen Kcefe Pat McKendr1ck Marxe Rourke Loxs Lee lark Mary Bradley Anna Leete Dorothy Young Ethel Burke lvhldred I-Iaxght Ellen Dev1ne Agnes Krakusxn Ora Faulkner Murlel Chaphe Rose Stafford E1a1ne Curr1e FACULTY Adult Educauon Prxnclpal V1ce Prmcxpal Soc1al Stud1es Art Agnculture .Tumor Mathematxcs Latm Lngllsh French Fngllsh QCICIICC Guxdance Mathematxcs Home Econorrncs Drwer Tralmng Indu trlal Arts Jumor Soclal Stud1es .Tumor r:.ngl1sh Phys1cal Educatxon Phys1cal Educatwn L1brar1an School Nurse Dental Hygzemst D1rector of Mus1c MUSIC Mus1c School Doctor Grade SHPEIVISOI' S1x'h Grade Slxth Grade F1fth Grade Fxfth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Thlrd Grade Th1rd Grade Second Grade Second Grade F1rst Grade F1rst Grade Kmdergarten I-Iubbardsv1lle School Randal1sv1lle School Randallswlle School Stenographer Typxst I D D I I I F. . 1. . I . . ' . . . Ruth Sholes Junicr Science , . . 3 . . 5 . K' HAMILTONIAN STAFF lst Row Eleanor Burgess Mary Lois Brautigam Miriam Harrison Cynthia Roberts Ann Snxtchler Mrs Adams, Jean Sweet Faith Bancroft, Ruth Chapin Alice Towsley Znd Row Bill Koenig, Mary Lawson Nancy Cook, Jane Roberts Alice Kessler Jean Gorton, Necia Benson Jackie Moran, Geraldin Vantine Larry Adams Tom Warne 3rd Row Victor Newton Jane Siebert Donna Mapes, Jeanne Choquette John Shadle Clarice Fleming Cloyes Beecher Jean Gnffing, Ed Stone JoAnn Eaton, Sylvia Solhen Jeanne Nelson, Donnie Fischer, Bill Everts Absent Ramsay Lawson Janet I-Ielmer, John Bemis B OARD OF EDUCATION Reed Alvord Charles Shapley Lester Danehy, Roy Smtchler Llewellyn Moore I . I . l 8 Trask, Jane Rogers, Virginia Mirabito, Joan Griffith, Ed HAMILTONIAN STAFF Edxtor xn Chxef Assxstant Edxtor Lzterary Edxtor As S1 stant Boys Sports Edxtor Ass1stant Gxrls Sports Edxtor As s1stant Art Edltor Assxstants Photogr aplnc Manager ACt1V1t1e s Edxtor As sz stant Bu s1ne ss Manager As sm stant AdV1SO2'S Aux111a Jeanne Choquette Ruth Chapm Cynthxa Roberts Jean Gorton Donna Mapes Jackme Moran Cloyes Beecher John Bemls Ramsay Lawson Clarxce Fleming J ean Sweet Ahce Kessler Mgngm Harrxson J ane Slebert Tom Warne Larry Adams lvhry Lols Brautlgarn Jeanne Nelson Faxth Bancroft Ahce Towsley Sy1v1a Soll1en Ed Stone Janet Helmet Jane Rogers Ann Smtchler B111 Everts Mrs Alice Adams Mnss Charlotte Lally JoAnn Eaton Victor Newton Mary Lawson Jane Roberts B111 Koenxg Eleanor Burgess Necma Benson Geraldme Trask Joan Grzffxth Jean Grxffmg Assistant Don Fischer QD XJ L X SEIU I LNXHVIQ 13 I9 CTR V' 'Q-Lf 1 1 1 J Cf E3 5 IQVQ 592 E S T I5 E7 V i I'- M F 1' W1 fx? 12 Y CQ? F VW Fl fl! IQ Ai 1 F21 X! ffl? rw T I IW F V -f VN P K E VD NI GRATEFUL QEFOGNITIONI OF' HER FONCERNI FOR EA H OF US INDIVIDUALLY AND HER FRILIND HIGH SCHOOL YEARS WE DEDI CATV THIS BOOI' TO VERA S 1 Xl A C LY ENCOURAGEMENT DURING QUR - X M ' T H ALMA MATER Hamilton E-ligh School gladly greets you. Through ea-gh loyal boy and girl With a happy song we meet you As our banter we unfurl. Song and barner bid you rally 'Neath our colors with delight As we sing a song for Hamilton-- Sing the dear old green and white. To the white rose and the fern leaf For our colors pure and bright We wil look for inspiration As we ive with all our might We will float aloft our banner No honor shall it lose And we'll shout in rousing manner As the green and white we choose As we spend our busy school days 'Midst the friends we long have known As we struggle o'er each lesson Making all its best our own Winning in l1fe's battle royal We will triumph for the right As we work for Hamilton High School And the dear old green and wh1te Though the years bring disappointments Heavy burdens hard to bear Azming always at the highest Bravely smiling at our care We will keep one spot of brightness Turning backward with delight To the memory of our school days And the dear old green and white J 'fs ell 1 r .e sr r . . 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Mrs Loxs Lee Clark's thu-cl grade room began the year w1th 31 pupzls Durzng the fmrst semester W1ll1e W1lson, Denms Grems, Elmzabeth Tegtmeyer Wesley Harms and John Sutherland moved away Later 1n the year Carolyn Lawrence and James Parry Jomed our class Our class members enjoyed the Halloween party gmven by the school and they wore many clever and or1g1nal costumes Barbara Lamb furmshed the tree for our room at Chnstmas txme We exchanged g1fts at our party and had del1c1ous refreshments We made tea t1les as g1fts for our mothers for Chnstmas Mrs Dorxs Stradl1ng substxtuted 1n our room followmg the Chrxstmas vacatlon wh1le Mrs Clark was ln Oklahoma v1s1t1ng her parents We are makmg clothxng booklets for our study of clothmg ln Soc1al Stud1es 1n whmch we are placmg samples of cotton, wool, and other cloth mg mater1als Mrs Clark brought each of us a boll of cotton from Okla homa and we have planted some of the seeds 1h Jars Several of us have a small cotton plant already show1ng through the so11 We collected S5 OO for the March of Dlmes 1n our class and contrxbuted many xtems for the Jumor Red Cross boxes We have found our song flute work very mterestlng and some of us have learned to play several select1ons We enjoy our gym perxods, mus1c classes, and our opportun1t1es to v1s1t th grad hbrary to choose good books M1ss Bradley's th1rd grade has V1S1t8d the Lamb farm and anyder farm thms fall 1n connectxon w1th our soc1al studxes We have done a mural on homes and expect to do one on Ind1ans and travel We expect to buxld an azrport and draw many p1ctures We plan to take a tmp to Colgate Inn and r1de 1n the elevator We hope thxs Sprmg we can go out and flnd some clay by the cre k and work up some pottery as the Ind1ans d1d We also try to work wmth beads make moccaswns and totem poles and weave Our polm drxve was a tremendous success nettmg S8 87 Also the Red Cross drrve was quxte successful We brought mn puzzles dolls play d1shes soap books needles, thread, games and many other th1ngs We have to play the song flutes and know a few p1eces of memory We hope th1s wzll help us when we take our xnstrumental lessons We hav had a few contests for healthful lxvmg and good groommg Durmg the year we had several partxes The fxrst was at Halloween tzme At our Chrxstmas party we made hrxstmas cards and on valentines Day we made Valentznes. At the end of the year we had a plcmc n . . . .. f. . . I , o , 0 4 . . . o . .. Q ' C . . . ..- u n . . . Q - . . . . . Q s Q ' D u o 1 . . . . . - 1 I .. .. . C U U -- - -- . . .. f, n U v . . 1 o 6 . . 2. , , . . ' I . . . g c 0 ' I I ' I I l I 0 C . . . Q .. . fs V U - . . Q . ' fi I Q 1 .4 . . . s lst Row Joe W1se Deborah Karpp Jean Keefe Wesley Harrxs Jerry Robbms Nxna Thorp V1ncent Evans And ew Hengst Denms Grems John Sutherland Arlene Z1mmer Znd Row Rlchard Stradhng Roger Krakusm harles Getchoms Davld Buterbough Leslxe Wmlhams Barbar amb Sharon Schrmtt Josephxne Herbolt Joyce Snyder J1mrr,r French 3rd Row Mrs Clark R1chard Wh1te Carol Hodge Arthur Henshaw Joan Westcott Pamela Vvaas Arhne oollxen Ehzabeth Tegtmeyer, Beverly Safford Sally Schap1ro lst 2nd 3rd Row Robert Buterbaugh J1ll M1tchell W1ll1am Burgess Mary Ann Murphy Samuel Mxrablto Deanna Davxs V1ctor1a Noel Joan Lambert Dxck MacBa1n Row M1ss Bradley W1lma Lamb Sally FHPTOCCIO Robert Elder John Walsh Carol Lawrence Harry Buterbaugh Donna Jean McGregor Donna Kay Meyers Row Lum Abbot, Fredcnck B rr1en Susan Brownyard Warren Baker D1rk Mundt Jacquelme R1zzo Robert Paul Robert Danehy Wxlham Moran L1nda D wey . . 1 1 1 1 . . . 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SEC OND GRADE Mxss Leete's second grade began the year Wlth 33 pup1ls Eleven of these were m1grant students It was 1nterest1ng to exchange 1deas wxth these chmldren who told us about thexr l1fe xn the South When they left xt seemed very strange to have only ZZ people left xn the room We have had fun w1th our p1cture box At Hallowe'en xt was the ' Wltches Den Then xt became 1n turn a Thanksgxvxng panorama, he l1v1ng room at Chrxstmas complete wzth a real tree and a fxreplace later a snow scene and so on through the seasons At Hallowe'en we Jomed 1n the exc1tement of the annual parade and party Then came Chrzstmas wxth 1ts Joy of sharmg g1fts wxth our frlends Our people collected S6 50 for the March of Dxmes much of wh1ch they earned by workmg at home Another of our 1nterest1ng projects has been our study of the commun 1ty In a walk up the street to ascertam the d1fferent kmds of work earned on we were 1nv1ted mto the Vlllage Offmce and enjoyed be1ng shown through and told about the servlces of thxs offxce Later we v1s1ted the fare house wxth Mr Basher Mr Hess gave perrrusszon to look at the 3a1l All thas was so exc1t1ng we really couldn t get much more work done the remaxnder of the afternoon We also v1s1ted the Post Off1ce and Mrs F1.tzPatr1ck told us many znterestxng th1ngs When we came back we made plans for our own post off1ce whxch we used for Valentmes We canceled stamps sorted ma1l and del1vered ma11 The publlc lxbrary was another commumty place we v1s1ted It was the first V1S1t for many of us We have lost only one m mber of our class when J1mmy Parry left ln January but Stephen O'Bryan came from Oswego to take hzs place S we work and play happ1ly together that we too, may one day grow up to be useful c1t1zens 1n the grown up world When school opened for another year Z5 chzldren regxstered rn M1ss Young's second grade Soon however we were hav1ng farewell part1es for Judy Baker Johnny Harrzs and Juhan EIIIS Durxng the Fall months we became acquamted wxth many new ways of learn1ng We part1c1pated and wztnessed many assembly programs be came fam1lxar wxth our new grade school lxbrary under the superv1s1on of Mrs Gallxk and Mrs Izams took held trzps and made blackboard murals At Hallowe'en we were proud of our pxrate Danny Amendola who won one of the przzes 1n the costume contest Before we knew lt we were turmng ourselves 1nto elves and dolls and snowflakes for our Chnstmas operetta 'The Elves Pack Up Santa After Chrxstmas vacatlon we settled down to work hard on ar1thmet1c readxng and ' real Wrltlng Soon sprxrg was here and we began to plan our mdxvmdual gardens outsxde our classroom wmdows It was such fun to watch th1ngs growmg as we ourselves had been d01Dg all year At last June was here and we anxxously awa1ted our promot1ons to thxrd grade , . . 0 . . - . - s 4 a . . - x '. H . . .- ' I I t .. . . . I a s. . . . . . . - - . - n a I I . u . - . - . . . 1 0 . - . . . - . . I . . . u .. . . . . . 118 . . .. . .. ' o Q .. . . - u . . . 0 . . . . l 0 I . 1 a . . . .. o . .. 1 . a 1 e . ' - 0 I .. . ' o ------- . . . . I . . 1 0 I . . . I O . . . - Q. 1 . a , ' .. - . .. . . . . . . U 4 9 4 Q ' 1. O I . . . 5 I n . . l l I ll 5 1 . . , , D ' 1 H ' g Q A . .. . . u . . . ' u I . '. . . f SECOND GRADE. lst Row N Pxerson R W1se T Murphy J Rxpley A Solhen D Walker M Murray Znd Row M Rausa J Parry S Keefe J Knowlton S Sacco W Keyes S Stradlmg 3rd Row M1ssI..eete J Prxcer P Lmg r h Whpple J Sxmons lst Row M Hughes J Harms H Haslam D Amendola J Irlsh J Blanchard G J James Znd Row B Pmxler J C Gxllette C Gazlay, A Brown M Cook, J Adluns, Cv Cook 3rd Row M1ss Young, D Hartshorne R Borst C Burgess P Gr1ff1ng D Jones, J Burch 1 . g u J , Q 4 , . I , 1 I , s , u ' I ' D ' 1 ' D ' I . , . . . . N , . . ' v - 9 v Y- n - - n - N. Rasmussen, W. 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FIRST GRADE Whmle readmg the umt on pets 1n our prnmer Fun W1th Dxck and Jane the chxldren engaged 1n an mterestmg d1scuss1on of the1r own pets Pat's dog Toby was so outstandmg 1n ab1l1ty to do tr1cks that the group asked h1m to br1ng h1m to school and have h1m put on a show Toby performed many tr1cks wmth Pat as hrs dxrector Txmmy sa1d My dog Sandy lxkes to play h1de and seek wxth me I-Ie takes my shoes and hxdes them under the bed Then wants me to fxnd them ' Ronald was eager to tell about h1s l1ttle kltten Coffee n Chnstmas mormng when I came downstazrs, I found hmm rn a bas ket t1ed to the regxster Santa Claus had left a lxttle r1bbon for h1m w1th a bell on lt He llkes to play w1th the bell and made xt r1ng so that I w1ll come and play w1th h1m B111 told the longest story 'I have a httle dog and he loves me I-hs name 15 Nlgger Every mornxng he goes out wxth me when I take the school bus He l1kes to carry my book bag for me en I get on the bus he always barks to say goodbye through ahoop My sxster Pamela holds the hoop and I have a cracker on the other sxde Sometxmes Txppy 1nv1tes her frlend Spotty to come over and they play marbles They each have marble and they roll lt back and forth They have lots of fun ' After a day or two of thzs type of language act1v1ty the chmldren selected these as the1r favorxtes Mmss Halght In the f1rst grade the ch11dren cont1nue wlth the same type of xnformal act1v1t1es wh1ch they have enjoyed ln the kmdergarten constructmn work w1th a varmety of matcnals pamtmg drawmg, modelmg crayola colormg relat1ng personal experxences Slng mg songs hstenmg to stones lookmg at books gomg on ex curs1ons experunentmg w1th nature and various other th1ngs Chmldren are encouraged to brmg the1r v1ctrola records to school for class enjoyment The ch11dren assemble occas1onally for vxsual a1d shdes perta1n1ng to the1r 1nterests We have unlts xn home l1fe both ln the v1llage and country a umt on pets one on commumty helpers and also one on trans portatlon showmg a connect1ng l1nk between the cxty and the country Mrs Burke . .... 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' . - , Q l . . . . . , A I . 9 ' FIRST GRADE lst Row Howard McGregor Ronald Stout James Murdock Robert Wh1te Peter Totten Edward Watson Charles Russell Karen Rudas Karen Wh1pp1e Robert Watson W1ll1am Lamb Randall Decker Znd Row Patrlck Woods Carol MacBa1n John We1s Freda Thorp Clarence Thorp Mary Ann Stzll, M1ss I-Ia1ght N1cho1as Karpp Barbara V1ckery Stephen Whxte Susan R1pley Peter Waas Sharon Murphy lst Row Carol Ann Crumb Kenneth Edgett Henry Brustad Rebecca Duell August Herboldt B1rg1tte Hartnack Gary Hally Charles Cnordano Znd Row Sharon I-Ia1ght Douglas Charles Amarynth Whlte Mary Bash John Blackton, Cassandra Gxllette Robert Jones James Darcy James Goncher Esther Crumb Mrs Burke Absent Ellen Buterbaugh Walter Benson Marzlyn Crumb Carl Bened1ct, John Case Duncan Brown, Trudy Chase Ronald Crandall n Q I I I I I I I I I I Q s I I I I I D - . - ' I I I I I U . I I I I I I I n s - . I D I I I I I I I ' Q v I I I - I I KINDERGAR TEN There are eight objectives in a kindergarten program Each of the activities carried out during the year is designed to work toward one or many of these These objectives are to promote desirable health habits to establish proper physical controls to stabilize the ch1ld's emotional status to develop the child socially to develop the ch1ld's mental ability to develop an interest and ability in music to develop an interest and abil y in art and handwork 8 to adjust the child to a school situation We have tried to plan the program this year to take in the following the other We have work periods, play periods and rest periods Various materials are provided for creative ex pression crayons paint, clay scissors, paper paste blocks housekeeping equipment rhythm instruments, puzzles and many other things We have also had a workbook this year which has enabled the children to develop reading readiness abilities The children take great pride in doing each lesson in their book neatly and correctly The class has taken a few trips, to the duck pond to feed the ducks downtown to see the toys before Christmas and we also visited the Snyder dairy where we learned all about the milk before it comes to us in the bottle We had planned to have a short train ride and were disappointed to find that the tram had been discontinued We would like to visit the post office and the firestation before vacation We have been fortunate to have Mrs Walter Moore a physical education teacher worklng with us this year She has taught the children many new songs and games 1. 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' 1 . 9 . 1 1 KINDERGART EN lst Row Robert Lxcarx Shu-ley I-larr1s nusan Marcellus Susan Evans Lloyd Jones Kathy N1ckerson Ke1th Brancacc1o Gary Jaquay Roberta Smtchler Thomas Remwald Mary Ellen Perry 2nd Row Joanne Stores Donna Albee Karen Solhen Sharon Sollzen Sharon Bm, rea Lhzabeth Warren James Kennedy Constance C1r1fl1ng Alan Potter D1ane Karpp S ncra Thompson Barbara Harrxs Mlck Wasyl1k Bxlly Geruntmo John Fltchen Absent Stephen Adams Bruce Henry lst Row Jacqueline Davls Nancy Farnsworth Natasha K1stler Harold Lane Freman Chase Velv t Crumb V uabeth Aslfew Edwln Buterbaugh Ralph McGregor R1cnaru ooge Cheryl Wallace Rxchard Moore 2nd Row Ka hryn Mundy James Woodruff Cathy Todd Gayle Eggen Susan B1xler Carol Paul R1chard Rog rs Stephen Totten Edward Cole E.r1c Dahn Sharon Carrocc1o, Constance Stevenson Joan Crumb VICLOI' Cordell Absent John Ray, Earl Knudsen Sandra Sykes, Sharon Eggleston . . . . . . .Q I Y I I I I D I 1 1 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 T 1 - 1 1 .,.. . - , , , , Pl. AL , 1 1 1 . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1.1 . , .1 , C - , -1., 1 ,. . , .A. . FW ., 1 - 1 A'-1 1 1 1 . A V 1 1 1 1 . . D 1 1 - 1 1 . . 1 1 ' J. 1 1 1 1 1 RANDALLSVILLE SCHOOL. The followmg pup1ls attend the f1rst and second grades at the Randallsvxlle School There are 12 pupxls 1n the fmrst grade and 12 m the second grade The f1rst grade Donna McAll1ster Jacquelme K1nney Lucllle Cnllxarn Kenneth Kuhn Lorra1ne Hons1nger Janet Towsley Charles Beach Robert Parker Br1an Chapman James Young Dollee Menzer Bob Eaves The second grade Gerald Young Stephen Marcellus Wesley Sawyer Barbara H111 Judmth Wlutney John Gxllxam Judy B1erce James B1erce Rxchard Elhs Brenda Brown Rlchard Kxng Rxchard Eaves We presented a play at the I-Iam1lton School at Chnstmas t1me We had a Halloween party and a Valentxne party Mrs Ora Faulkner We began the year wxth a pretty redecorated classroom Each chxld brought plants for the new plant boxes Wrth J1mm1e our canary and the b1g tank of flsh we were soon very sc1ent1f1c mlnded We have a new set of encycloped1as and already the fourth grade can use them Durmg the month of February 1n the coldest weather we had hot dzshes cooked r1ght 1n our room Out of th1s project the th1rd grade felt a play store could teach us a lot about food and pr1ces We have had a great deal of fun wmth It and learned to make change Through the year we found tlme to catalog our small l1brary set up a book club and order a travelmg lxbrary We made two murals for Socmal Studles Many of us contrxbuted to the .Tumor Red Cross and the March of D1mes Once each month some one of us wrztes our school news for the local paper All was not work for us however for Hal1owe'en Chrzstmas Valent1ne's Day and Easter were party t1mes Mrs Harold Chaphe HUBBARDSVILLE S CHOOL In our httle group m I-Iubbardsvllle of a lucky 13 we spent the f1r st month gettmg acquamted and settl1ng down to a workmg routme Our f1rst project was at Chr1stmas We planned and gave a large Chr1stmas party for the mothers and small brothers and sxsters Most of all the chzldren enjoyed smgmg Chrxstmas carols for the Bemxs Nurslng Home and nexghbors mn the vxczmty In th1s season of colds and snxffles we have made up exght sun shxne boxes These have made havlng colds almost popular In the sprxng we plan a fxeld tr1p to the local m1lk plant Mrs Agnes Krakusm . . . . 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' 0 RANDALLSVILLE SCHOOL lst Row Brenda Brown Janet Towsley Lucxlle Gxllxan Robert Parker Bryan Chapman Znd Row Mrs Faulkner R1chardEll1s Steve Marcellous Dolly Menser John Gxlhan Lorrame Honsxnger 3rd Row R1chard Kxng James Bxerce Judxth Whxtney Charles Beach Donna MacAl11ster, Barbara H111 Gerald Young Wesley Sawyer Rlchard Eaves Robert Eaves Judy B1erce Kenneth Kuhm Dorothy H111 Patr1c1a Kuhm Karl Jones R1chard Jacquay Charles Campbell Roger Galler Joan Gzllxan Jean Smxth Mrs C aphe W11l1arnG1ll1an Thelma Ma.cAl11ster Peggy Beach Paul Young Carlton Rockwell HUBBARDSVILLE SCHOOL lst Row Dav1dD1ckenson Bermce Rule Sammy Jones Tommy Furner Vex-la Rule, Conme Thayer Karen Albnght Mrs Krakusxn Znd Row Carl Baxley Soule Tuzzo Walter Jones Wayne Chesbro Harry Glazxer O . 9 9 9 9 , . . 5 9 9 9 9 9 9 . 9 9 9 9 9 9 . 1 . 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 J 9 9 9 9 9 . U 9 9 9 . . 9 9 9 I . . . 9 9 9 9 . fn' .H Ax. NSS QiS Y kxi Xxx XX Xxx NXXXXX X WNW -Q05 R Qgwmx xxxx X N X Q X YX'5iQX vQ I :D 3 l' 'I C 2 Q 5 E 1- SCHOOL .,.4:.- f!f gi 2 .W , A X XX ' QXXKQX 1 nl ' Y x 1 ,- - ' Q , N v M X X 7 I X X Liv mm X 'kvvfsxfgffg 'fxfkxx SSZN ' Y X X Xi - pkxiw R if- N N - L, S: 'X :.f.f Q - Xxx X xxx 'X f X Y K X - 'K NN- Q X x .hx k NX- x 5 X 1 X ' X A X ' Cl Y-S1-Q-. 4 'Q E irga-'Q1:e:e5+4:f1 3x ' I The football team from Hammlton Central School started the1r 1950 season wxth an 1mpress1ve wxn over MOTTISVIIXC by a score of 49 to Every member of the team had a chance to play 1n th1s contest and also a chance to gazn some much needed experxence At Cazenovxa the follow mg week I-Iamxlton barely squeezed through a 2 to 0 vzctory by a safety 1n the fxnal permod Most of the game was played mn our opponents half of the fxelcl but l-Iamxlton could not force the ball over the goal even though they had the ball 1ns1de the 15 yard lxne three txmes throughout the con test The record thus far was two w1ns and no defeats One1da spo1led our perfect record when we played on the1r home fleld for the thxrd game of the season The score wh1ch was Z1 to 6 doesn't show the real story of the game that day After two mmutes of the con test had passed, One1da was ahead by two touchdowns as a result of two very costly fumbles 1n the Harmlton backfreld These fumbles were made on the 15 yard lme wh1ch was an easy dxstance for One1da to cover at tlus t1me Later 1n the th1rd per1od Hamxlton scored on a long dr1ve Wh1Ch re sulted IR a touchdown from about the 15 yard luxe Even wlth th1s new hope Harrulton was unable to recover from thexr early setback Three home games brought our team back mn the wlnnmg columns after themr fxrst loss to One1da Cl1nton Cazenov1a and St Anthony all suffered defeat from the hands of Ham1lton's powerful machme The scores as 1n th above order were 12 to O 13 to 0 and 25 to 6 We mxght call th1s the begrnmng of the Vantlne era Startlng Wltl rn game w1th Clmton Eddxe wxth excellent block1ng by the ten remamlng members of the team that were on the fxeld at that t1me Vant1ne also accumulated a touchdown ln each of the other games mn th1s ser1es of three w1ns Now we come to the most 1mportant game of the season Our opponent was New Hartford and the outcome would mean a champlonshlp for emther team The m1nute the teams came on the f1eld ram started to fall 1n ex cess1ve amounts and cont1nued to fall throughout the game I-Iam1lton started off on the r1ght foot wxth a touchdown on the opemng luckoff but It was all 1n vam for New Hartford ran unchecked throughout the rest of the game It seemed as 1f the more lt ra1ned the slower Hammlton became and the more powerful New Hartford grew The f1nal score was not 1n our favor for they had won by 26 to 6 The last game of the season was played at Sherburne Harmlton lost thxs game by a score of 19 to 0 Thxs made the stat1st1cs of the season read f1ve w1ns to three defeats Thls was a very successful year for I-Iam1lton's football team The usual startlng lme was R E Ralph Soll1e Tom Warne R T Jack Martmeau R G John Moran Center Ramsey Lawson L G Stan Young L T L Lamb L E In the back fmeld Ham1lton often called upon Carl Houck Eddxe Vantlne John Shadle, Hamp Mzles Don Fxsher Harry Sollle and Larry Adams u I n u u o O. 0 l . , . 8 2 1 i . . . . A . ' . . 1 I 'v K . . D . Vantine ran faster than any of our oppoenents for several long touchdowns, O --Q O I . Lt- O 0 , Qi- , '--' O O --- s 0 ' D -..D 0 O . . , . . ' Y I I ' VARSITY FOOTBALL lst Row: Henry Galler, Dick Benson, John Rathbone, Bill Koenig, Bill Wood Merwin Mayne Jim Dunham Warren Keyes Almon Pickerd Znd Row Nick Purdy Zmg Rausa EdVant1ne Harry Sollie John Shadle I-lamp M1165 Don Fischer Larry Adams Carlton Houck 3rd Row Ralph Solhe Tom Warne, Jack Martineau, John Moran Ramsay Lawson Stan Young Llewellyn Lamb Larry Kinney Bill Oakes Allyn Eccleston 4 h Row Coach Goodfellow Tommy F1tz.Patr1ck, Albert Pierson Pete Wheeler Darwin Faulkner Bud Danehy, M1ke Sacco Dan Sacco Leroy Gulbran Walt Gorton, Ken Houck Coach Moore FRESHMAN FOOTBALL lst Row Dick Brietenstein Tom Rausa Gordon Duheme Henry Purdy Jack Clmstead Raxford P1ck-.rd Dennis Bixler 2nd Row Phil Rogers, Loren Baker Don ook Glade Cook Bob Ripley Fred Alvord Arnold Becker Brian Walsh 3rd Row Billy Betts Herb Wnse Sam Giordano Bob Karpp Tommy F1tzPatr1ck Tony Amendola B111 Lambert, Walt Jaquay, Carl Albrecht Jimmy Mitchell I I I I . . I I I I I I I I . . I I I I I n n t . . 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I I I I I I I 1-Y-f V ,24 Pa ff he BQ 1- vw nf-Elf' I6 32 10 BASKETBALL The Hamilton Central School basketball team had another very successful season this year The team did not repeat the champion ship performance of thezr predecessors but it did win the area play off championship In order to accomplxsh this feat the team had to win three straight games This post season victory was a result of a great deal of work on the part of the team and 1ts coaches Mr Goodfellow, Mr Moore and Jud Hill who helped while Mr Good fellow had the flu When the team first began the season, everyone had high hopes for an excellent year but then we lost our first two games and the spirit lost its momentum After this mechocre beginning the Emeralds found their winning touch and then went on to end the regular season wxth a 14 and 4 record Oneida was the best team in the league and proved this point by defeating us in both games wh1ch we played them One of the best victories of the year was that of Sherburne Hamilton won this game in the closing seconds by only one point Hamilton played its hardest game against Whitesboro This game was the semi fxnal contest of the Section III playoff Although we were behind throughout the entire game this did not show the actual story of the contest Wlntesboro out:-an and outpassed the Emeralds but they had to play their best game of basketball in order to gain victory We wish the team of 1952 Just as much success as the team of '51 has had FINAL STATISTICS FOR THE 1950 Sl BASKETBALL SEASON F G F PTS V Sollxe Fischer Adams Stone Moran Sacco Carpenter Vantine Woods Gorton Lamb FLS FLS MADE 4 ZZ 429 128 20 ll 44 6 Z2 4 10 77 Z 2.8 4 500 3 3 33 437 ZZ 47 3 44 4 478 PERS FLS Team 0 Opponents ZZ 7 1861 Z63 926 5144 391 8 45 38 8 2 3 4? 43 04 . . , , A . . . Av. . AT. . ' 33 10 76 . Z4 10 . 16 47 ' 55 5 15 .83 10 5 . Z6 Z3 14 60 . 42 14 . 3 30 11 1 Z3 . 3 1 . 3 2 Beecher vo 24 164 10.25 46 Z4 .522 49 89 Z8 6 . 64 28 . 56 5 5 15 .83 22 5 . 7 I6 46 zo 112 . 42 zo . 6 61 ' 2 5 9 .so 13 5 . 85 Z7 68 58 19 . 90 58 .6 55 3 5 ll .61 12' 5 . 17 9 I5 ll 41 . 23 ll . 38 ' F 37 T' if It it S1186 I .S 6' 416 it it 17 . 56 6 . 6 3 VARSITY BASKETBALL lst Row Mr Goodfellow John Moran Cloyes Beecher Ralph Solhe, John Carpenter Llewellyn Lamb Larry Adams Znd Row. Ramsay Lawson Ed Vantme Make Sacco Ed Stone Don Fxscher, Buzzy Woods Tom Warne John Moran Llewellyn Lamb Mzke Sacco and John Moran Q u 5 I I I o I I o u ' , O i D I 1 - JUNIOR VARSITY BASKE TBALL Coach Walter Moore's J V basketball team progressed slow ly and xmpressxvely over the season I-Iam1lton's overall record was 7 won and 7 lost The team began the season wzth a loss to a more experzenced team of Onexda athletes who overcame the Nuggets 36 27 I-lammlton next traveled to Watervzlle where the J V 's won 32 26 The next game was an easy 42 24 vzctory over V V S Dxck Benson exploded wxth 17 poxnts Harmlton remaxned on the wznmng end defeatmg a well orgamzed Canastota qumtet 52 Sl Warren Moose Keyes hxt a sensatzonal scorxng pace dunkxng mn 25 poznts Inspxred by these vxctones Harmlton traveled to FRZEHOVIB and defeated the 'corn Huskers 45 Z6 Thxs strxng of 4 vzctones fmally came to an end when a strong co ordmated Sherburne team outhustled the Nuggets 58 46 Purdy Rausa and Keyes cornbmed for 30 poxnts Then Norwxch came to Emerald vxlle and poured xn 45 pomts to outnumber l-lam1lton's 32 Rausa Keyes and Benson all had ten for the depressed losers I-lamllton th en lost for the Znd tnme to a taller Onexda team 46 40 Loop Keyes and Benson agam led the losers wxth 22 pomts among them I-lamxlton, lost to the next opponent at Clxnton, 54 42 Rausa led the team wxth 17 pomts The Nuggets, next traveled to Sherrxll where V V The next week called for a beneflt game and Hammlton ended xts losxng streak 43 40 Dxck Loop the hero of the mght led Hamxlton by scormg 17 pomts flmton came to Harmlton the next week and turned the J V s back for the 2nd tune this season 53 43 Hamllton hmshed the season strongly defeatxng Can astota 52 42 and Cazenov1a 61 4l In these two games 'Moose Keyes took all honors w1th 40 poznts PRE J V BASKETBALL The basketball team was coached by Jack Moyer for the in-st part of the season, but when taken mto the Amr Force he was sue ceeded by Art Doak' Walker also a student at Colgate Unzverslty The team 18 headed by Bob Karpp Henry Galler Lefty Baker Phml Rogers, and Tom F1tzpatrxck and as ably asslsted by good substltutes The team has not had too good a season, losmg more games than xt has won It has played agaxnst Norwich, Norwxch Y New Berlm Sherrxll and Canastota and Sherburne The Pre J V team xs dxvxded nnto two teams, the A and B squads Leadxng the B squad are Sam Gxordano, Dxck Fountain Dxck Brextenstezn, Bxll Lambert, and Tom Rausa The B squad has also lost more than xt has won I-Iarmlton IS entering the League Tournament ln fourth place In the tournament they wxll meet Norwlcu I-hgh School Norwxch Y, or Sherburne . . , ov ' ' ' ' V ' . 9 A ue. - 0 ' ' I ' ' l I . - 0 o . . ' 0 1 9 ' . ' , . . S. turned the-rn back 51-38. I . . . , . ' - . . I rv . . , - , . . Q I ' n I a c 9 . I I I , . - . . . . , . . . JUNICR VARSITY BASKETBALL Ist Row Mr Moore Allan Fltchen Kenneth Houck Bud Danehy Allyn Eccleston Bob Rxpley Znd Row Tony Amendola D1ck Loop Warren Keyes Dxck Benson Zmg Rausa B111 Everts PRE J V BASKETBALL lst Row Sammy Stradhng Lauren Baker Fred Alvord Ph11 Rogers Ra1ford P1ckerd Tommy F'1tzpatr1ck Znd Row Jack Moyer Tony Arnendola Bxlly Betts D1etr1ch Kessler Bob Karpp S1d Srnxth Henry Caller Art Walker - u l I I I I I q o I l I . .1 I ' a Q 1 5 . . l I I I I . n I O I I D I D ---l...1...--.-..--....-.-.-Y..-.., -...-..,- W- ... ,,,, , ,-L. .... Y L- Y H V .., ,,..,s BASEBALL The baseball season last year was a very interesting one for both the team and the spectators Many exciting games were played dur ing the course of the 15 game schedule that was followed Hamilton won 6 of these games and came very close to winning several others but the breaks dxdn't come our way when the final innings came into Play During practice the first few nights the team had to shovel and rake dirt which had been placed on the field to spread over the bad places in the playing surface This was to help get the players in condition according to Coach Goodfellow After this work was done away with they started practice in earnest with hopes of a good year ahead of them Although things did not turn out quite the way every one had hoped the season was a profitable one for all All except John Moran that is One night in the middle of practice Walt Jaquay came over to watch the team and he rode his horse John Moran decided that he would try his hand at riding the horse Moran discovered that the horse was just a bit taller than himself when he was sitting in the saddle In other words John's feet almost rouched the ground when he acquired the position mentioned above The horse who d1dn't John over his head Then the horse lit for unknown parts bucking in merry go round fashion until Moran finally was thrown into dust near second base John had been trying to get off the ammal dur ing the entire ride but every time he jumped into the air the horse came up to meet him as he was coming down We now would like to advise John to stick to his mail truck The forthcoming season will return many letter winners to the diamond but the team will be in need of new players for many positions Fred Warnes whose hitting helped last year's team very much indeed will be lost due to graduation Buzzy Woods will be holding down his second base position again this year with f'1oyes Beecher Ed Vantine John Moran Ralph Sollie and many others also will be returning to the diamond for the coming season We will all be looking forward to a very good team this season but the season will probably be completed already by the time this article reaches you the students of Hamilton Central School Tom Warne . . . . , . . . appreciate his passenger tried to rid himself of Moran by throwing W I GIRL 'S SPORTS COUNCIL The Girl's Sports Council is an organization, headed by Mrs. Harry Behler, with the purpose of giving girls sports all the attention and direction they need. The members of the Council, elected by the g1rl's gym classes are Jackie Moran President Alice Kessler Vice President Mary Elia, Secretary Treasurer Nancy Johnson Joyce Vandewalker and Barbara Jones One representative is elected from each grade The object of the Council is to set up a point system by which the girls may receive letters and numerals for their ability and participation in sports It is the Job of the Council to select players for inter scholastic and intramural teams The repre sentatives arrange the games with other schools and select capable referees for the inter scholastic games played on the home court In addition to all other duties the Council is called upon to referee all girls intramural sports themselves The G1rl's Sports Council has a difficult Job and is doing work of which they can be proud X JN V47 ga r. fi Q I J ff xl 4 X 9 ffepgy , iw fu! X Wff, f , frXfD : ' . ' : ' . ' - u I ' . 1 I , . i n . . . . . . ,, Ag C J' F. Pk - tgp! x , , xvfylj 5 'fri' EJ Al L QS' is C T ,,fQoff ,a f-aft, 1 - - f gf. ,Q f v 4 y X lx ' JN W rl 1 I 1 l f N 1 X Y 5 f C x-i I Xf xii! U s.,fijT U -aa W ff , x M :xl it 'e H13 ,C,f c'j fx 1,.f f .fl lx X 1' 95.9 Nf! K T7 JN ff,-ff U - V x 9 1- f fx l X 'JXXZX f i fff I V ff of Q ,- jf fx f .X u K X I V! jf, L .I ldv -1' -- of-xjwx ,mqxvp SE NIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL lst Row N Johnson T Jennmgs M Mame M A Fxtzpatmck M Lawson, J Moran M Elma I-Iarrlson Znd Row J Shadle C Hoben A Jaquay C Roberts N Benson A Kess ler J Go:-tom, J Roberts J Nelson SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Ist Row J Roberts M Mame A Kess Ier M Lawson C Roberts N Benson A Jaquay Znd Row M 11a C Brautxgam M A F1tzpatr1ck J Moran C Hoben J Shadle SENIOR VARSITY HOCKEY lst Row 'I' Jenmngs J Burgess M Olm stead, M Lawson N Lane Znd Row M El1a M I.. Brauugarn J Moran J Shadle J Nelson A F1tzpatr1ck 3rd Row S Matteson A Kessler N Ben son J Gorton, J Roberts A Jaquay, J Gr1ff1ng JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL lst Row B Jones M Martmeau K Evans C Nelson J Gallery K Noel S O'Connor 2nd Row. JUNIOR VARSITY SOC CER lst Row M Martmeau D Jones J Moor K Evans M Thro C W1ckw1re Znd Row B Jones J Rogers C Nelson S O'Connor J Gallery B Baxley 3rd Row D Cook D Horton S Adams K Noel J Vandawalker P 1 S1ebert ev D. Jones, M. Palmer, A. Warnern S. Adams, C. Alvord, J. Vanda- walker u Q n 5 n 5 a 5 u n 5 o a 5 s 5 Q S. a . , ' l ' f ' U o 5 Q 5 o ' 5 n 1 Q 5 0 Wi ' 1' ' Y ' ' ' ' A Q Q Q o 5 0 5 Q ' e 5 n Q s . . o 5 a o 5 n S S , . I Q . M. . Q Q s 5 0 5 u ' 5 5 a Q 5 Q 4 . Q ' 9 0 0 ' ' , 5 u 5 u 5 Q 5 u . u A. - . u -1 5 u 5 o Q I ' D . , s Q - Q 5 Q 5 s . - u 5 n 5 Q . Q ' f S 9 I I o 5 Q 5 v . . Q 5 Q 5 4 1 Q 5 n p 0 , W H Y, Y V 5 , A Q Q ' l I 5 Q l - 5 . 5 Q 5 , Q VARSITY CHEERLEADING The Varsxty Cheerleaders were chosen the second week of school mn September by a secret commxttee of f1ve student body and faculty members The gmrls were judged on a pomt system Some of the qual1f1cat1ons they had to meet are appearance pep Jump style audxence response coordxnatmn and dependabxlxty The seven g1rls who came out v1ctor1ous are Charlotte Brown Jeanne Nelson Beverly Wyant Jane Sxebert Mary Lawson Ann Smtchler head cheerleader and Cynthla Roberts substltute Charlotte Brown left school durlng the football season to be come Mrs Frank Morgan Cynth1a Roberts was then placed on the top s1x Mzss Isabelle Faucette was agam the capable and dependable vars1ty cheerleadzng advmsor JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING In October before the football season opened a rnult1tude of good lookxng g1r1s from Hamllton Hlgh tr1ed out for the J V cheer leadmng squad Among thls group were Jane Roberts Ann Jaquay Mary Lou Olmstead Mary Ann F1tzpatr1ck Sldney Nelson Jam pher Burgess Sally Harrxson Mary Ella lane Stokes Celxa Hoben Eleanor Burgess Chrmstme Brautxgarn Marxlee Shelton and Nec1a very well nn thls contest The vmctors for the squad proved to be Mary Ann Fxtzpatrxck, Ann Jaquay Sally Harrxson Mary Ella Eleanor Burgess and Nec1a Benson Jane Roberts was the sub stxtute The squad worked hard under Eleanor's leadersh1p but a short wh1le after the new year Jane Roberts quxt leavlng us w1thout a substxtute As the basketball season progressed Eleanor our head cheerleader quzt Th1s left us wxth f1ve gmrls no substztute and no head cheerleader Jane Stokes was moved up and took Eleanor's place and Nec1a Benson became the head cheerleader Whenever xt became necessary to have a substxtute we called on Jeanne Nelson of the vars1ty squad The J V 's dmd very well and xntroduced some new cheers and new motxons to some old ones Boom S15 T E A M f1ght and Fzght Yell were new yells of these amb1t1ous glrls New motzons were set to S15 Boom Bah, Grr Fxght and B E A T Mmss Faucette was kmd enough to supervxse the J V 's along w1th the Varslty members She saw too that we got all needed energy durxng games by gxvmg each cheerleader a candy bar durmg the half of each basketball game Hats off to Mxss Faucette' We want to express our sheer thanks to Mxss Faucette and to the students who supported the cheerleaders thxs year You were all wonderful Benson. There were many others along with these girls and all did VARSITY CHEERLEADERS lst Row Ann Smtchler, Mary Lawson Znd Row Jeannl Nelson Beverly Wyant Mxss Faucette Jane S1ebert Cynthla Roberts lst Row Jane Roberts Eleanor Burgess 7nd Row N c1a Benson Ann Jaquay Mary Ann FxtzPatr1ck Sally Harnson Mary Lha Absent Jane Stoke s ' 9 1 . v JUNIOR VARSITY CHE ERI. EADILRS jgwwgfg M sf H X if X 'kg Ni ga V402- X ,X X ,Pla 5 OED ff f f K xi , sf, T37 X4 4 , X A f ' ,ps .TR ,off X I - tk -1 1:1 - H J. ,Y xx!-X0 H XXX V' ' ghtu X N TS I Qb xw My I - 'ESX .Q , W , , NX U 'XX X , YQ , N' ' 'X , ' YW' ff -, , - S X 1- f ff I - f mf IW f 'V Q x a'! sw - ,W'V' XX X , ' 2 ' f-f ' , ' ' , A X my I f lfx. v YIJC '.,' V iff All I' ' VMXXZN' Xgs 8 C41 Q' QNX 6 I fill, '. . AIX X, XNXINVV 1 f'.'!l', ,fl , X . Q Mmm S !,I if X' Y .3 ', 'I fx , , I I . Mgr! 5. 'V rl I s l M N x N J X f M, U 1 ,ffl ,Q f .ff f Nl +- vX STUDVNT OUNCII.. 'I'h1s year the Student Counc1l normnees launched the Student Assoc1at1on Tlcket drzve After the electlon the newly elected members completed the sale The offmcers for the year were Pres1dent John Carpenter, Vxce Pres1dent Jeanne 'hoquette Secretary Jeanne Nelson and Treasur er Ed Vant1ne The Councml earned money by selllng md1v1dua1 pxctures taken of every school pup1l and sent f1ve Semors and M1ss Gardner to the Umted Nat1ons 1h New York Upon returrung from tbe1r trxp they expressed thexr gratxtude and thought that xt was very worthwh1le Thxs 1S th second annual trxp, and lt 15 hoped to be cont1nued by next year's Student FOUHC11 The Student Counc1l held an orchestra dance for the Student body durmg Chmstmas vactlon on December 27th We are planmng to have another dance sometxme 1n the Spr1ng The ounc1l approved the Gxrls' Sports constxtutmon and the Tw1rlers const1tut1on The Glrls' Sports IS effectwe thls year where as the Twxrlers const1tut1on becomes effectxve durlng the school year 1951 1952 Dmmes and earned S147 towards th1s worthy cause Durmg the year we have encouraged he Freshman cheerleaders helped plan menus recommended school pollcy and set up regu Iat1ons for bonfmres wh1ch are pendzng Board of Educatlon approval Letters were ordered for all g1rls sports and letters for boys sports were order d in surplus A memorxal glft from the Vant1ne fam11y of a telev1s1on console was gratefully accepted on behalf of the student body In Aprxl a clothmg dr1ve wxll be sponsored to help needy chxld ren Every year the Councll does a httle more to make xt a more worthwhlle orgamzatxon HONOR SOCIETY The Hamxlton Honor Socxety 15 an mactzve orgamzatmon whose members retam the1r membersh1p after graduatxon Students elxgxble for thxs Socxety 1n the1r .Tumor and Senior years 1n h1gh school are chosen by the faculty Four baszc factors are xmportant mn Judgmg new members These are scholarshxp leadersh1p character and serv1ce Students chosen as members of thxs Society mn 1950 from the class of l95O were Joan Fxtzpatrxck Donald Fox Kathleen Moran Gale Stokes and B111 Ingram and from the c lass of 1951 Jean Sweet and Edward Stone Adv1sors of the Soczety are M1ss Inez Cook and M1ss Margaret Heffernan. The Student Council sponsored a bake auction for the March of lst Znd 'STI DT NT OUN 1 Row M155 Gardner Fd Vant1ne Jeanne Choquette John Carpenter J anne Nelqon Mr Vogel Row Allan F1tchLn Mary Ann F1t7PdtT ck 71ng Rausa 1..d Svons Tom I-x1t7P3tT1Ck Tom Warne Mary Lawson HONOR SOCIETY list Row IVIISS Heffernan M155 Cook Znd Row .T 1 wut lLdSto1n 1 ' I' :A - fm Y 1 .. ',f AX ,1 L.. 1 ' 1 1 1 1: I - , f . 1 1 - r 1 I '-' F 1 A 1 iv 4 ' ' ,, 1 v . I I U 7 'y Q - f . . 1 1 I I I ear S ' : - , ' O r 2 1 4 Q V Y l 1 1 1 x i i I i 1 i 1 I I 1 ALMBDA LITERARY SOCIETY The Almeda Lxterary Socxety, headed by Jeanne Choquette presx dent Jane Szebert vxce pres1dent Donna Mapes secretary and Jean Sweet treasurer, began the year with the xnitlatxon of emghteen girl! mostly sophomores whxch was held on October 3rd The znformal znztiatmon was held in the afternoon at which tune the gxrls wore un usual costumes and had numerous stunts to do Some of the costumes were a prxsoner wxth a ball and cham, Colgate house party queen Tarzan ballerxna and many others On December eleventh a ten cent supper was held xn the cafeterza The money made from thas affarr went toward the annual Almeda Ball The hxghhght of the year for the Almedas was the Almeda Ball whwh was held on March thu-d Stardust was used as a theme The Campus Serenaders furmshed the muszc There were three more events to round out our year The fzrst was the Mother's Day Tea Thxs as gxven for all the mothers of the Almedas The second was our annual pxcmc Every spmng the Al medas p1le 1nto a bus and go on thexr prcmc The thxrd and last event of the year was our dmner Every year the Almedas take the Semors out to dxnner Everyone wears formal gowns and have corsages It ms a very specxal affaxr and looked forward to by all Almedas Thzs concludes our year whxch we feel has been very successful Donna Mapes MASQUERS DRAMATIC SOCIE TY Durmg the 1951 school year Masquers was ably led by Cynthxa Roberts, presxdent Alxce Kessler vxce presrdent Jane Szebert, secretary Jeanne Nelson treasurer Mrs Wachman advlsor On November Zlst mn the hxgh school audztorxum we presented two fxne one act plays Dots and Dashes and The Tamzng of the Shrew The mam parts belonged to Alxce Kessler who portrayed Katharme the Shrew and Larry Adams who was Petruchxo, who tamed the Shrew Petruchxo succeeds 1n wxnmng has bride both by hxs gentleman ly prazse and by actxng as a 'mad braxn rudesby Lucentxo wins Bxanca through hxs disguxse and a trzck of hrs servant, Tramo All nds happxly and Kate, the d6V111Sh spurt rs truly tamed The theme of Dots and Dashes' was an unusual romance which began xn a c1ty bus termxnal Jane Sxebert and Bud Danehy portrayed the mam characters, wh1le Ed Stone and Jeanne Nelson developed the underplot As a speczal treat a slengh rxde was held on December 22nd for members and pledges of the soc1ety There were refreshments after wards at the home of Cynthia Roberts presxdent On xmtration nxght we heard three rmnute speeches and the January pledges were then gxven thezr certnfxcates In early March our annual prxze spealung contest was held as usual with humorous oratorxcal and dramatxc readxngs As thxs book goes to press we have yet to present our spnng three act play Mother Is a Freshman An annual banquet w1ll be held zn May for the new members and Masquers keys wzll be gxven out Alxce Kessler I n ' Q O . . . 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ALMEDA LITERARY SOCIETY lst Row Sally Harnson Fa1th Bancroft I-hldred Purdy Sarah Shapley Shu-ley Elhs Barbara Brownyard Abxgazl Brown Catherme Cadwell Mary Ann F1tzPa.tr1ck Mary Lawson Znd Row Jeanne Nelson Jane Rogers Mary Lozs Braungarn Jean Sweet Mmss Gardner Donna Mapes Jeanne Choquette Jane Sxebert Mxrxam Harrxson Jean Grlffzng 3rd Row Elame Exslnger Mary Elxa Nancy Lane JoAnn Eaton Sandra Matteson Jane Roberts Ahce Kessler Sylv1a So1l1en Nancy Cook Dorrs Perry Ga1lKarpp Al1ce Towsley Absent Ann Smtchler Ruth Chapm Cyntlna Roberts MASQUERS DRAMATIC SOCIETY lst Row Jaclue Moran Mary I..o1s Brautxgam Jane Szebert Ahce Kessler Cynthma Roberts Jeanne Nelson Jeanne Choquette Fa1th Bancroft Znd Row Jane Rogers Sylvxa Sollzen James Palmer Ed Stone B111 Everts Larry Adams Mary Ann F1tzPatr1ck Mary Lawson -J Q ' . , . . I I I I v . . - . I I I I I u o I . I I I I I I I 1 . . . - . I I n a . . . . I I I I . . . I I I I - . . I I I o Q I I n n . . 1 . . I I I I I I I . s Q I I I I I I I BAND As the school year 1950-Sl started, the following band officers were elected: Jane Siebert, Presidentg Buzzy Woods, Vice-Presi- dentg and Eleanor Burgess, Secretary-Treasurer. Librarians and uniform custodians were elected by the qdarter. James Palmer was drum major The high point of the year for the band members was the arrival of new uniforms the first in ten years Fifty green coat style uniforms with white citation cords six majorette uniforms, and one drum major outf1t were displayed at a 'new uniform' concert February 12 1951 By earning money through various activities in the past few years the band was able to pay a portion of the cost of the umforms The bard played at all football games and many basketball games and pep meetings At the All State Band held in Norwich in November the follow ing were chosen to attend James Palmer baritone sax Eleanor Burgess, alto sax Geraldine Trask Joan Griffith clarinets and Jean Griffing bassoon Others were selected for county band at Waterv1l1e The band entered State contest competition at Mohawk the Band Festival at Sherburne and then prepared for the summer concert season ORCHESTRA The Hamilton Central School Orchestra directed by W1ll1am Knowlton and Mrs Evelyn Waas started off the school year by electing officers They are as follows President Clarice Flem ing Vice Pres1dent Janet Helmer Secretary Treasurer Jean Griffmg and I..1brar1an Carol Harter In November we were fortunate to have five of our members play in the New York Sectional Orchestra at Norwich namely Janet Helmer Faith Bancroft Abigail Brown Jane Rogers and C irol Harter The Madison County Orchestra made its home at Waterville 1n December Sixteen of our members played with this group, they are Dick Meyers Abigail Brown Barbara Berrien Alfreda hang Faith Bancroft Jean Griffing Nancy Lane Jane Rogers Martha Palmer Carol Harter Deitz Kessler Peter Koenig Jim Wilson, Irmgard Downie John Rathbone and Marion Thro Durirg the year the orchestra performed at the high school plays and prize speak1ng Last year the orchestra appeared at the State Contest and received a Z rating Th1S year the orchestra hopes to be as successful Other events on the orchestra schedule were the Sprlng Contest and the County Festival The orchestra will finish the year by playing at the Commencement U 4 U ' I ' ' n . . . , . , , . . . ... . , , l . ,ti . - , - . 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BAND lst Row Judy Moore Darlene Horton, Pat S1ebert Znd Row Gordon Duheme D1ck Bre1tenste1n Barbara Brownyard Dxck Myers Edmund Wood Shlrley EIIIS Nancy Lane SallyHarr1son Sue Schapxro 3rd Row Nancy Cook Mary Lou Olmstead Conrad Dahn Mary E.l1a John Olmstead Dewztt Randall EdelgardeDown1e Joan Basher Harry Hadley Ela1neL1s1nger Marv1n Bem1s Robert Lamb Ruth Chapman Fa1th Wyant Jeanne Nelson 4 h Row Wm D Knowlton Fred Phelps Jane Knowlton Jane S1ebert M1ke Sacco John Rathbone Stan Young Rosarlo Rausa Fred Bem1s Eleanor Bem1s Cynth1a Wells James Palmer CRCHESTRA D1ck Myers Abb1e Brown Martha Palmer Mary Jane Chase Carol Harter Janet H lrner Fa1th Bancroft Znd Row Jane Rogers Julxa Koemg Jack1e Evans Eleanor Burgess Sally Harrxson Jane Knowlton Nancy Lane M1n Thro Nancy Westcott 3rd Row Barbara Berrxan Peter Koemg Gene Watson Henry Sykes Gordon Stanley Ann Jaquay Mary Ann F1tzPatr1ck Allan F1tchen Jean Gr1ff1ng 4th Row Jxmmy W11son Elfreda Chang Edelgard Dowme Joan Basher Fred Phelps Stand1ng Ruth hap1n Mrs Waas Mr Knowlton, John Rathbone Dzetrxch Kessler Barbara Brownyard Fred Alvord . . I . . , . . . ' ' . . . . . ' p ' n 1 V 9 . . I I I I I I I I . .. . . . I I I I I I t . . . I ' I I I I . . I I I I I I Y lst Row: I I I I 1 3 r I I I I I n n n 1 . . . . J I I I I a n r I . . u n 1 r . . . V n 1 r - 1 . . I I ' 91 5? - 1 'r - 0 A ,W V 1 14 gm 6,4 ,J ,. Pier V I M' .i,'l ll 'I ink' ,, 5 1 J :tp -h 5' a L V, n 6-I :Q SE. Ab 1 wi. ,I -'I I I .Vp P +I , I , 1 A, .. 4. I , V, v ,A . ' ' , ' , ' ' .v. u f .. .- 1 1: a ,Av V jf , Y 1.4 + . f Y ' 7 34 ' f-' 'A ' -- ' .5 x ' . ' Q' 7f f'L'- v 5 A y 15 I I 1 if -A15 ' W 'xi' AN if 1-K fn? 4 +7 er: S- ,Qt 12? U A it Q A ,Q ' fy ff' ' ' ' W, 4 0 J- 'ff Q ' lr ' 'cf FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F H. A under the guxdance of Miss Marcia Fessenden the h1gh school homemakmg teacher, spent a very successful year The orgamzatwn held two elect1ons Charlotte Brown was f1rst elected pres1dent Beverly Wyant vxce preszdent Ruth Chap1n secretary Shxrley Kmgsbury, treasurer and Clar1ce Flemmg reporter Then after Charlotte left to become Mrs Franklm Morgan another electxon was held and Beverly Wyant was elected pres1dent and Elame E1s1nger became vzce presx dent Early ln the year the orgamzatmn d1d several thxngs to earn money F1rst, a serxes of bake sales were held 1n the v1llage clerk's offxce wxth each member of the F I-I A furmshmg the baked goods Later, a skatmg party was held at George Frank's pav1ll1on When the Chrxstmas season rolled around the group sold Chrxstmas cards and wr1t1ng paper The F H A had a Chrxstmas tea for the faculty shortly before Chrxstmas vacatmon whxch was a great success and a good tmme was had by all The teachers stated that the orgamzatmn should hold such a tea each week At Chrxstmas a party was held at the home of Shxrley Kmgs bury The Chapter mothers, Mrs Chap1n and Mrs E1s1nger attended Each was presented w1th a sxlk scarf Janet Helrner FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA membershzp and new act1v1t1es durxng the past year Th1s year there are 33 members Offxcers for the year are Presxdent Charles O'Br1en V1ce Presldent Larry Davxs Secretary Donald Mxsch Treasurer Walter Gorton Re porter John Carpenter and Sent1nel Elwyn Jones Durxng the past summer the Seruor members took a trxp to New York xty New Jersey Delaware and back through Pennsylvan1a The Club plans to make thxs tr1p ava1lable for Semor members every year Last fall the fxrst father and son banquet was held Chapter Farmer and Green Hand awards were made Deacon Doubleday was the speaker The banquet was a great success wlth 60 fathers and sons present Among the varzous actxvxtxes of the lub th1s year were commumty rural fxre survey woodlot improvement on the school forest partmcxpatlon m the county F F A wxth Z members actmg as offzcers attendxng Farm and Home Week at Cornell, attendance at the N Y S F F A conventlon competmg at Judgmg conte sts, exh1b1t1ng stock and crops at the Brookf1eld Faxr and 2 members makxng apphcatxon for the Ernpzre Farmer Award. 0 s g 1 1 . . S , . - . : , s . . S . . , I . . . . . . The local F. F.A. chapter continued its growth in both 0 . S 1 S ' . : ' . - ' 3' . . FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA lst Row Clarxce Flermng Ruth Chapxn Beverly Wyant M155 Fessenden Sh1rley Kmgsbury Vlfglnla M1rab1to Elame Exs1nger Znd Row Vwxan Crandall Beatnce Lamb Emma Balley Elame Snyder H1ldred Purdy Natalxe Purdy Dons Perry Mar11yn Snyder 3rd Row Betty Lou Chamberlam Fa1th Wyant Jean Gorton Patrxcxa Parry Frances Mamne FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA lst Row Mark Olmstead Aaron Jones Leonard Towsley Lee Gorton J1mm1e Wood Leon McGregor Walter Gorton, Donald Mxsch Paul Labour Elwyn Jones Znd Row Mr Hallornn D1ckZ1rnrner Ke1th Mez-kt Henry Galler Fred Bemxs Wlllxam Oakes Darrel Eaton, Morrxs Brown Albert P1erson, Lester Rockwell 3rd Row Jack Martmeau Carl Zxrnmer Dan Sacco Stanley Young Mxk Sacco, Llewellyn Lamb Ralph Soll1e Carl Houck Kenneth Lamb Donald O'Br1en Absent Larry Ihvzs Dmck Frear John Carpenter Charles O'Br1en I 1 1 o , , a . . I I I I 9 n s . . I I I I . . I I I I n 1 n I . . I I I I I 1 u a . . . I I I I G I I I . I . . u n r THE GLEE CLUB The Glee Club under the d1rect1on of Mlss Gaylord, began the year by electlng the followmg offxcers pres1dent, Jeanne Choquette vxce presxdent Beverly Wyant secretary treasurer Donna Mapes l1brar1ans Marllyn Bem1s and Chr1st1ne Brauugarn Eleven members part1c1pated 1n the all county glee club, and Jeanne Choquette and Carol Sollxen were our representatlves for the all state sect1ona.l We are planmng to smg several numbers m the annual Muslc N1ght We are look1ng forward to a very promlsmg year TWIRLERS The tw1rlers started the year w1th f1fteen members The off1cers elected were Darlene Horton Presxdent Famth Wyant Faxtn Wyant was elected captam of the semor twxrlers Thls group xncludes Falth Wyant Darlene Horton Nancy Cook Jean Gorton Mary Lou Olmstead Judy Moore, and Pat S1ebert Dorothy Gorton was elected captam of the Jumor twlrlers whlch mcludes Sharon O'Connor Ceceha Stapleton Becky Baxley Emma Balley and Nancy Dunham New umforms were procured by the twlrlers th1s year to add d1st1nct1on at thelr varlous appearances at football and basketball Many of the se appearanc fe re hlghlxghted by the performances of tmy W1lma and Barbara Lamb and Sally Charles I i I ' l 1 Q ' I Q , . , . . . . Vice Presidentg and Judy Moore, Secretary and Treasurer. - ' . I D U l I - ' . . , . , 7 I l I 5 . ' Q ei - ' ' I GLEE CLUB Dons Perry Carol Sollxen, Barbara Moten Jackxe Tuttle Mxss Gaylord Gene Watson Dorothy Blmebry, Shu-ley Elhs Jean Grlffxng Barbara Brownyard, Joyce Vanderwalker Pat Butler Jane Knowlton Catherme Cadwell Darlene Horton Sarah Shapley Margaret Foster, Judy Bancroft, Susan Stormg, Jane Stokes Jeanne Cho quette TWIRLERS lst Row Pat S1ebert Darlene Horton Judy Moore 2nd Row Nancy Cook Jean Gorton, Mary Lou Olmstead f . ' - p . 1 l r ' . . . ' N . . , W I 9 9 1 D I I ' 9 , - -Vi - J 0 9 I .J fxx l I I I I .A I f I I 'Ax I . I ' x . I. I I I hx V, I INTERMEDIATE CHORUS lst Row: W. Armstrong, E. Kessler, C. Dahn, F. Whitney, H. Perry, M.J. Chase, J. Moore, J. Shapley, B. Berrian, C. Berkey Znd Row: J. Evans, C. Eccleston, G. Matteson, H. Sykes, J. Harts- horn, A. Knowlton, R. Nickerson, M. Olmstead, D. Wells, F Perry J Evans D Charles K Stanley S Karpp, M A Ripley 3rd Row 4th th M. Brusted S Crumb J Koenig J Burgess N Fleming W. Moon P Parker P Shoelz P Maine B Snyder R Waslik, S Morgan, R Palmiter L Smith E Stapleton H Mundt Row Miss Gaylord W Todd N Dunham R Charles B Amen dola W Rockafellow N Cook D Halley A Hoben J Evans T Fenner N Westcott, J Hadley C Buyea Row P Gordon B Thayer, B Ballard W Duheme R Brad ley K Curry D Blanchard I.. Albright M Gillson, J Bixler J Brennan J Brown C Henshaw C Harter J Griffith JUNIOR CHORUS lst Row A Munshower M Ingram, J Simons B White T Rock wood D Karpp J Westcott A Henshaw I.. Shelton C Getchonis C Longyear M Fenner Znd Row dola S Carroccio W Lamb W Harris B Lamb S Schmitt A Sollxen R Krakusin J Robbins J Wise V Evans J Snyder M Mordus 3rd Row J Highy D Carroccio C Harter D fhesbro D Mundt F Berrien E Furner R Elder L Thorp J French A Zimmer S Brownyard P Waas, S Brusted 4th Row Miss Gaylord, D Wilson, S Wxckwire W Lyons N Karp G Karpp C Berkey, J Goodfellow A Todd B Oaburne P L Offenhamer M Beebee M Albrecht, M Bxrkfeld D Lane n - I ' I v I ' ' 5 : . Q i F . .j I . I D : Q U .. . it T. Schlesser, F. Hodge, C. Bash, J. Dalgety, M.I... 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