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

 - Class of 1954

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Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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'z .' ,... 50 TII1 ZIIIII I 'I 'us DEDIUATIU For thL wonderful Job done in introducing and planning the mystm ries of foreign languages in an inter esting and lucid manner for her time in advising the for pleasingly informal classes and for her personal IH terest in each and ueryone of us we the Senior mass of 04 dedicate this year book to XI If E KD XXI? S x . . . . Cx- manifold activities of publishing the Hami1tonian ,' L . . xy , , , A . . ,, . . t I Y ' , I A x I i . 5 PHI UlPAL'S MESS GE To THE SENIORQ Upon your graduation from Hamllton Hugh School you wlll step from the shelter of home and school mto a new world of challenge and opportunlty The challenge lS to preserve human rlghts through the attamment of moral responsl b1l1ty to place group welfare before personal advantage and to be an asset to your famllles your frlends and above all to your Country Opportunltles to make thls new world a better place ln whlch to llve he on every sxde and I am sure th1s class wlll take and expand these opportunltles for the mutual good of all The Class of 1954 IS one of the best ever to graduate from Hamllton Hlgh School Your academlc record IS outstandlng your cooperative attltude IS partlcularly noteworthy and your constructlve ideas for the betterment of our school wxll serve as Ideals for classes following yours It IS my slncere hope that the suc ceedmg classes will promote these ideas so that as an ultimate result school llfe wxll be made more profitable and enjoyable The productlon of the 1954 Hamlltonlan was prlmarlly a Senior responsl bllnty and IS an example of the excellence of your work Its productlon IS a major extra currlcular actlvlty which recelves far too little student acclalm and recog nltxon I am sure lt IS wlth great prnde and a feeling of real accomplishment that the staff of the yearbook presents It to you To you the Class of 1954 the Faculty and I wlsh good luck and God speed ANDREW L LANE 4 , ' ff-gjzy, af 9 9 9 1 9 1 - s 9 Q a s - 1 . 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Ric-llard Frank Loop HP llml ix xlmr fn flllflfl' ix heller than flu' nlighlyf' flaws Vic-e-Pr:-sialm-ll! ll Fnntlmll I, 2, 3. 4: Hnsk:-Hnall 2. IL 4: Baseball 3. lxdthryn Nlarn lynch lxzndnevv lv the vunvhuu' m uhu-h nrtue qroux Hunultonzaud 4 llfn lmnnnttc-ul 2 I' ll A '4 Vollevhalll English flulm I XIfC'Il'PNlI!Ilf l -Q, Nldrllyn Y lrgmla. 'Nlalm hue url us lhal zu uhuh the hum! the head and the heart go Iogfther c.0lllIlllft9t 4 l -2 5 Pram Speaking -Z lunmr Red Lro-1-4 3 4 Secretary 3 Prem cent 4 Yollexlmlll -7 5 4 Bnskrtlmlll 4 3 Softhllll 'Z hlevflulvl 3 V0 A I .1 I ' ' 1 . l, v ' ' . . ' - . - w ' V , . . '- . . . . . Q . , . 4 I , ' '- ' .'l - . l 3 ' ' , I . 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Ill- 's lo you fur lull lm-tllng us slzlll X5 '- xxx l-ix-xl lv x 1 l 14 x: l -ul xlt'illllll1'l'lIllll1l llrl'lJlll'l'l1lll 1- Ulu ll: l' A' llmlll-gf CL SS HISTORY The Class of 54 started its long trek through Hamilton High School in 1941 Our Ixlndergarten teacher was Miss Rowe and our chief recollections of that year seem to be ones of huge colored blocks Indian style naps on the hard floors snacksof graham crackers and milk and games played ln the calm of the doll house In First Grade we thought we were some pumpkins Mrs Burke and Miss Fowler kept us busy with reading assignments The 'lerrlble Ad ventures of Jim Judy and 'lag anel learning the alphabet Second Graele uneler the tutelage of Miss Dun ham was an eventful year ln our young lives In the first place we were for the first time all m the same room at the same time fand look at how much sente nce structure weve learnedj Pandemonium' Romance ran rampant Jeff Ingram even went so far as to propose to Sue Storing Secondly we learned how to add and thlrdly we learned how to write ln the Giant group Mrs Nash successfully carried us through Third Grade although at tlmes she had to do lt on her shoulders We all became potential actors and ac tresses that year by putting on a skit about the Indian Pilgrim sltuatlon and we furthered our knowledge of math by learning how to carry figures Fourth Grade was the year of the plague chicken pox that is anel the year that we made those little wooden pigs Mrs Rourke read to us daily while Miss Porter directed Snow White anel Rose Red with Jeff Ingram Gel Hoben Frudy Jennings Sue Storing anei l'red Alvord Miss Porter also kept the class average down with her course IH writing Miss MacCauley let Skip Fltchen and Jeff Ingram correct test papers needless to say the class average noticeably improved Mrs Ferris conducted class elections every month so we learned at an early date the workings of Student Government We ll always remember when Blll Wood said Mrs Ferris wheel and Miss MacCauley s retort of Bill Wood pecker In Sixth Grade we began asserting our new found influence over the other pupils in the Grade School Miss Dunham and Miss Birmingham ushered us through an era of gang fights side shows and football games on the playground During the first part of the year we the Sex enth Graders were chiefly evidenced se-urrvlng from one class room to another trying to make ourselxes a mconsplcuous as possible Graelually under the guidance of WIISS Faucette and Hrs Xmes we assumed quite a grand manner and threw ourselxes into a pro duction of Herbie s Iflrst Date starring Jeff Ingram and G ella Hoben Mr Mackenzie and Mr Decker were in charge of us ln Eighth Grade That year we all le arned lots of Jokespw courtesy of Mr 'Nlaclxe nzle and took a most informative and oelorlferous trip to the Hamilton Sewage Disposal Plant xh00Illt anel Dan taught Sue and Jane how to play cards in Art f lass And for some strange reason all the girls practlcally went crazy our the mere mention of the names f urt Norris and Ifred Dunlap Probably through pure coincidence four teachers who shall go nameless culminated their teaching careers at Hamllton after we had been pro moted to Ninth Grade High School wlth all of its many responslbxlitles started ln earnest for us when we reached Ninth Grade As Freshmen we began to participate in sports dramatics and musical organizations and sponsored concessions and dances on our own Harry Hadley and Shirley Frmk joined our class yust in time to help us rebuild our Pep Rally Bonfire Farl Albrecht and Morris Brown departed from our happy family Miss Faucette and Mr Sandwlck were our home room teachers during the Sophomore year Some of us went to I ooperstown with the Seniors to see the museums and Sue Storing came back from a much longer trip to Norway We had no additions to our class but Nancy Johnson and Lester Rockwell left us and Harriet Kerr came and went Most of the Junior year seemed to be concerned with acquiring our class rings We achlex ed some sort of dubious dlstlnctlon by not having a class picnic but we did help to make the annual June Prom a success Skip F ltchen left for Europe and came back just in time for Regents Farol Solllen Ne ta Tuzzo Natalie Purdy and Leonarel Towsley left us In 1954- we finally reached the Se nlor homeroom and its curator Miss Gardiner It took us a while to realize that we were Seniors but now we are aware of the fact that this has been the best of thirteen hne years and one which we will remember throughout our lives L L x s . . fs v J . 1 , , , . 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X cross sectlon of the nations most famous newsmagazme N XIION XI XPI' XIRS Nllss ll f Brautzgam narrowly defeated her op pone nt Nllss inn Burke or the Prestdency 0 the The Senate today confirmed Xmbassadress fella Hoben 9 appointment to the Belgian Congo fred Lmle famed bulldlng contractor just com pleted the new north wing of the W hlte House ln time for 1ts new occupants Xt RHI I II RI' Secretary of Xgrlculture Truman Drombrazwkas announces that the federal patent office has regls tered Rzchara' Yzmmer 9 new atomic all purpose tractor Darrell Paton has Just perfected the rectangular potato for french fry enthusiasts SPORTS Sports writer Lefty Baker reports Hank Galler has once again won the coveted Denmark trophy awarded to the best pro football player of the year Dzck fountazn commg ln last ln the 500 mule race has announced his retirement l'lazne Snyder has Just won the decathlon at the Olympic games ln I' rance This is the first time this has been accomplished by a woman Sf IFNC I' Xstronauts Dzetrzch Kevsler and lohn Rathbone lr achlexed Immortal fame this week as the first men to land on the moon They were piloted by Deck Benson famed rocketeer I' NTFRFAINNIEN I Pamous night club entertainer Sue Storzng who rose to fame with the song Xou You Xou has been booked by Mark Ulmstead ow ner of the Golden 'Nugget III I as Negas Stoke? and Holcomb that sensational dancing team have been signed by Bzll lelgfleld Wood for his million dollar rexue Babes n Boys SOC I-XI NlO'lI'S 'tllss Hedda lennzngv whispers that Larry Grz n has married his fourteenth wife breaking the all time record Syd Vel9on Incognito has returned from her tour of Sw ntzerland Othy the secrecy Syd9J I' IDI t YI ION resident B111 Bette of Syracuse I nlversxty con ferred the Doctorate of Sociology upon Irmgard Itownze larry Weldon has just established the twenty hfth school ln his chaln of driver education courses making it the largest of its type ln the world X 'I MISS Manlyn Blame 9 pamtmgs have been on dns play for the past two weeks ln the 'Vletropolltan Museum of Art and haxe been snapped up eagerly by such collectors as playboy gkzp lwtchen MUSIC It has been announced that Nlxss Carol Harter will be the soloist for the New Xork Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra at their 125th anniversary under the baton of Maestro Jeffrey Ingram MI' DIC INF Dr J udzth Bancroft has completed her research on assistants lean and loan Bierce It N 'Hrs lanzpher Ripley mother of flve has been awarded the title of Mother of the year for 1960 FASHION NEWS I' LASII' VI1ss Lmma Barley has just displayed the new hair style for the fall season the Crew cut BI SINESS 'Vlodel I emlle Stapleton has signed a contract with the Loop model agency for 815 000 a year as an nounced last week by Mr Loops secretary Kathryn Lynch IIFI' IN THESF INITLD STATFS In Hamilton New Xork Pete Soule was decorat ed by Police C ommnssnoner Danzel Sacco for safe driving above and beyond the call of duty BOOKS H H Hadley 9 private stenographer Joanne french made known last week that the famous authors new book Hearts Atlame has finally been completed after seven years of concentrated effort 1 V- 1 ' , ' ' V ' 1 v rw v 1 1 1' v ' ' 1 1' . g 1 L J e . 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J il'lli ' 2 'fa I 1 STATISTII S N ame Emma Balley Loren Baker Judlth Bancroft Richard Benson Vhlllam Betts Iean Bierce Joan Isl0l'Ci 1 hrnstxnt Brautngam Iampher Burgtss Ann Burkt Barry Denmark I ruman Dombrauskas Irmgard Downie Darrell Izaton Allen Fltchen Richard I'ounta1n Joanne Prench Henry Galler I awrence Cxrlfhn Harrlson Hadley Carol Ann Hartcr f' ella Hoben Robert Holcomb Jeffrey Ingram Gertrude Jennmgs Dletrlch Kessler Frederlck I Ink Richard Loop Ixathryn I ynch Marllyn Malne Sydney Nelson Mark Olmstead Iohn Rathbonf Daniel Sacco Ialaxne Snyder Lee Soule Qecllle Stapleton Jane Stokes Susan Stormg I awrulce Vhldon William Vlood Richard llmmc r 'Vwkname m Lefty Judy Bennle 1 Blercle C hrls an Ann Denny 'I rume Irmle Deacon Sklp Dlck I' renchy Hank Harry C arol e Bob e Trudy Dletz et Smiley Ixathy Mar Sym lNIutt C rusher Lum bnyd Pete e Stokcsle ue I arry Vloody Llm IVants To Be Hollywood -'Ictress H1gh School Coach I re 'NIed Xt St I an renct I' ort sl Rangt r 'N urst N urse Kctrc ss K Post graduatc 'N ursc If orest Rangt r 'I Q acher Soclal Worker I' armer Archltect Designer Stenographer I arpenter I' nglnt er N urst Rancher Social Worker lNIathemat1c1an Teacher Bro C hemlst 1 ultar Player A mllllonalre Dental Hygnnlst I owglrl VVorld tray eler A 'VIan Research Sclentnst 4 Star General Housewlfe I attle dealer llfarrled Alrlme Hostess I lllblllbt Itaeher l c acher Iwsht rman 76 II 111 Be Hanrdresser Brooklyn Dodger Iwrst f olgate C o I' d Ist pllot Rall splitter Sod 1 jcrk Nlothtr of 10 Iwrst Woman I I'lSllIlI1t X I4 reshman I' rc neh nurse mald NI may r of X anku s I aught Rcllef C ase Husband Stcond Jerry I evus Stock car racer I arty gurl I ro football player Brakeman In NBC Symphony Orch Fsqulre artist Game Yvarden C ashler Ixennel Ow ner Mad Sclentlst IhId.llID3.Il VN oman hater Dreamer Mllkmald IId.IIllll.0Illdll C 'Han Bum Buck I rn ate W altress Bull shooter Nlarrled Junxor Bird Man IIJlLtlCldll X Hood I lnclttn Ifarmtr I ractor salt sman l ' l Y 1 L g , lk V s . 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Geez I m hungry W ho mc? lv Illya I uff Don t rub lt Ill It s against my better prlnclples but Lan lt' That s the way the ball bounces 1 eah Oh' Honestly' Postafazooh Pathetlc Dear John Hah' Snow agam I du n t get the drift bo to 'I hanks a bunch I oorchnated I don t know CY etoedj Ialee off Nfae QOmlttedJ 71 I lzaravtermllc SOCI ible N e w sy Independe nt X olatlle I ndeclded Qulet Demure I oquaclous I' rlendly Ilolpful txemal Wlld Dependable I erseve I'lIlg Affable Obtruslve Ufectlonate Rugged Amlcable be lf assured I4 ffusn e Lourteous Imperturbable X IN aelous a I nobtrusn e Wonchalant Agltated Outspoken IN eat Small I' arnest Witty xtIlILtlC I' asy golng Xgre eable I alm I' XClt3.I'Jll I are free I he e rf ul IIlCIlfI6,l'CIlt I I1 Always Remember A Cert un oi SCIIIOI' Money U I 905 W alles up Spring Street Lnghsh elass Good tlmes ln Art bchool at Randallsx llle Jan s I artles March 24 l95J Date with Larry W 8th period Ihe Hills Ialks wlth Jeff Ag class Ilamlltonlan Llterary Board Art Room 5th period C olgate students braduatlon Iwo Great Years at IIIIS Nov Z0 1953 Iflrst perlod gab sessions Mlss Gardner A certain Noon hours 'Hrs Smlth s shrlll voice lnmes Ilome Ee glrls brought cake to shop Itace to cafeterla f ecllle s notes The Lunch Room Ihe Bunny Hop Miss Gardner X certam redhead lhemlstry I ab 6th grade Vorrlsx nlle Iflrst period f hrls s Slumber I arty Pure Ilydrants I rlday 9th periods Ulss I' iuce tte ' . 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L - I HUUL HI TUHY Ihls hlstory 18 belng w rltten to hll a need for a wrxtten record of educatnon 111 Hamilton 'lhe sources are back xssues of the Hamzltonzan In 1700 a public school was set up 111 a log build mg 1800 saw the erection of a frame bulldlng to house the school I'he llttle red schoolhouse was built l1l 1823 Ihe famous 1111011 Qchool was established ln 1825 under its prlnclpal 'NIr 8188011 Ur 1111118111 Rowlands was the prlnclpal from 1876 to 1880 l'0IIOWlllg hum w as Mr 1 an luyl who contmueel nn service untll 1901 Ilus pe rlod ns notable for two reasons Ielrst a Board of 1'ducat1on was formed C01lS1Stll1g of Prank Beebe President Plerce Scars Mott qmlth anellieal Secondly a new bulldlng was constructed ln 1900 Ihls yellow brlck blllltllllg 18 stlll 111 use as the Hugh School In 1905 Regents were Introduced wlnch brought about a change ln the curriculum Ihe Almeda I lte rary Soclety was very promlne nt at the txme but the re was attending I olgate Academy Durmg thus perlod there were about one hundred students ln the hugh school anel about two hundred m the grades Ierom 1910 to 1914 lerank Markham was the prlnclpal Hts term stands out because ln 1912 I olgate Academy was lllSC01ll.Il1l.lttI anel the boys came to the hugh school Wlth the coming of the boys the athletic hnstory of the school began In 1915 the first Iunlor Senior Reception was glven anel the Be ta Delta Beta Dramatlc Soclety was formeel Mr qtrebel was the prmclpal from 1919 to 1925 At this time a school nurse anel a klndergarten teacher were added to the faculty anel the system of havmg grades dlvlded mto two se ctlons was abolished A Stu dents Assoclatlon and a Parent 'leachers Assoclatlon were organized There were about one hundred and twenty five students ln the hugh school during Mr qtrebel s admmlstratnon Clayton F Rose was the prmclpal from 1926 to 1937 Early ln his term the townspeople voted S150 000 for the construction of the grade school bulldmg and the remodeling of the hugh school Ihe school was centralized 111 1926 and a library was added A full time physncal education te ache r was added to the faculty wlnch by then numbered twenty four Ihe entlre student body at that time numbered zbout lite hundred In 1932 there were two bug changes ln the program of the school -X full pe rlod was added to the school day for the purpose of promoting school 3.CtlNll.ltS hxery department m the curriculum had a club whnch was open to any mte resteel student who had passing grades 111 all his subjects 'I hc system of eonfe re nce dI1tl1IllI'lt llsts posteel each I'rlelay was started to promote good scholarship 1955 saw the organwatlon of the Nlasque rs Society from the Powder anel I ufl' I lub In the sprung of the year a school paper known as the lattler was formeel Ihls paper was the outgrowth ol a column 111 the HamlltonRepubl1can Haung won the award for sportsmanship 111 the Ipper Mohawk Valley league tor three out ot four years Hamilton became the proud possessor of the to wm the trophy In 1936 f anastota Fulton I ave noua and lIam llton 10111111 to pre sent a se rles ol' radlo broad casts Each school pre se ntcd 1 play me r 1151 R esery fourth I'rlday In 194-0 an Honor Socxe ty was formed ln the school fhe Honor Society was an llldCllVL organization with hve members from 1941 to 1945 Hamilton played sn man foot ball due to the lack of boys 1945 saw the purchase of a new e le ctrlc scoreboard for the gymnaslum Lnd a morale boasting coke machine for thc hall In 1946 the Jumor High Student I ouncll was dls continued and these grades sent re pre sentatlves to the Senior Hugh School I ouncll In 1949 financed by a publlc bond Issue a bulldmg for a bus garage kmde rgarte n and hrst gradewasbullt on ke ndrlck Ave nuc I his IS also the slte of our pre sent athletic field and the new school whlch wlll be built ln 19?9 In closing we will make a plea for forgneness of all e rrors and omlsslons which may be due to a lae k of records or to the unce rtalnty of the ones we elo hate L I L - - - f 1 1 v1 1 1 ' 1 11. 1 , , . . . . . I - A 1' vu- 1 1' , 1 . . K. ' . 'v ,w '11 1 1' sv, I 1, K. L K. I . . - ,. v. . , 1 ' 1 1- 1 -1 , 1 ...' ,. 1' , ,1 .1 fe' . 1 1 ' . 1 n 1 o . I 1 1 c R 1 1 1 5 , x 3. x. v 1 R 1 vew 1 1 11 n . . . V , ,, .... ,. . , , . ,. , , . . , . ' ,, . . . ,. . . . . , .. . . x , . ' . , r - ,. , , . , ,1 ,- ,. , . 1 I' , 1 I . ,.. . . . - ., 1 . . . ' ' . .. ,' .. I ' ' ' ' 1' X' U ' , . . . , 1 ' 1 , .,,,. , e 7 . , . . H - , - . .f . ' . , - . ro h . 1111131111917II3,II11llOl1I1t'C2'LI1'l' hchrst cam no boys society because most ot thc town boys were I P y ' 1 If I 1 - ' - ' '1 9 ' v . , ' ' ' , 1- 1 v,'1- 1 ' - 1 1 1 u s R4 1 w I V Y' v 1 1 , . , 1 1 1 '11 1 ' ' 1 'It ,. - - - 1 ' .1 4, ' ,. 1 1 3 1 5. A . 1 , I I x I 'K X 1 s f 1 Y u N I 1 5 1'v 4 1 Q I r 1- - , .... K . . , v 1 Q I 11 7 3 Ivy I 5, I A1 x 5 3 I , ,nw L 3 ' s . . 1 . . , 1 ' ' ' , ' ' .1 '- v .2 .' s -. 1 - ' - -' Q Y ' - i 1 vs -I e I 1 1 1- 1 a 15- K- 1 1 1.1 1 I 1 - 1 - . A. I , .. , , . . . v ' , , ' 1 1 H. ' K U , , ., , . u I - ' '1 ' 1 '.'- 1 11' 1 ,- I Jn L . K K A i ' ' 1 . . 1 ' ' ' , ' P 1 ' I 1 1 cu , ,., ' ' ' x i 1' i ' . 'Y L L' , I 'll xl Yl I . . , . ,. ' ' ' ' L l I i 'A I Y Wg! fan n ': --li ,nn 9 v ks' ' L link R Ripley C Stanley S Stradlmg The Junior Class began this school year by elect ing its class officers Bob Karpp was elected President Sid Smith Vice President Nancy INIX Treasurer Sam Stradling, Secretary. Also at the beginning of the year our Student Council members were elected. Tom Fitzpatrick and Carol Nelson were re-elected, while Tony Amendola was elected for his first yearon the Council. In the elections for officers of the Council, Tom Fitzpatrick was chosen Treasurer, while Carol Nelson was seated as Secretary. This year the Junior Class had outstanding athletes in Bob Karpp, Tony Amendola, Sid Smith, and Tom Fitzpatrick who participated in the major sports. The Junior Class sponsored two concessions this year:one at the Chittenango football game with adance afterwards, and the other at the basketball game with the same team. Tuzzo N Watson L Nelson A Warren M Merkt J Vandawalker M Palmer Back Row F Phelps Carol Nelson and Darlene Horton landed berths on the Cheerleading Squad while Delphine Austin was elected as Sports Council delegate The girls proved their capabilities in sports by placing Martha Palmer, Marge Merkt, Jayne Knowlton, Darlene Horton, Carol Nel- son, Dorothy Gorton, Rosemary Moon, Sylvia Adams, Nancy Nix, Nancy Smith, Katherine Bemis, Alice Warren and Roni Lou French on various sports teams. Many musicians have come out of the Junior Class. Participating in either Band or Orchestra are Fred Phelps, Bob Lamb, Gordon Stanley, Delphine Austin, Ed Link, Jayne Knowlton, Carol Nelson, and Martha Palmer as Drum Majorette. Sylvia Adams and Tony Amendola were our lead- ing dramatic prospects, both starring in plays held in November. With our class so active we feel it has been a highly successful year. Q. I ,Q 0- X il ...VX Lois lijOl'liII1iill Howard Kelly Front Row: B. Karpp, S. Smith. Back Row: S. Stradling, N. Nix Front Roux' E. Diamond, D. Horton, S. AdamQ, J. Knowlton, R. L. French, U. Austin, K. Bemis. Middle Row: J. Holcomb, S. Giordano, T. Evans, J. Bartlett, R. Karpp, D. Chaphe, T. FitzPatrif'k, R. Cossitt, T. Amendola. Back Row: IJ. Baker, G. Grems, R. Lamb, W. Jaquay, W. Briggs J. Kingsbury, R. Jones, F. Johnson. Absentees: J. King, D. Gorton fl fx 4 S24 -v - , .A it, 4994. . -A 'ordon K Evans D Estabrooks C Alvord R Cook K Chesbro 'VI Bemis Back Hou 1... ll,J.l .C.K ,J-G .- ' - 1- v- - ' ', ',' li .Jllnlabcfigil lgiircilililrl, ljf,JgliS:TB.l Baltiillcigciik, G. Duheme, S. Case, L. Fitehen, R. Breitenstein, B. Bailey. Absentees: J. Mitchell, G. Grems, T. Hoke, K. Bemis SUPHUMUPIE CLASS The Sophomore Class has five cheerleaders: Kath- erine Evans and Judy Moore on the Varsity squad, and Marian Thro and Pat Siebert on the Junior Varsity squad. Jean Galler is the head cheerleader of the J. V. squad. Brian Walsh, Jack Olmstead, Dick Breitenstein, Glade Cook, Tom Rausa, Gordon Duheme, David Morgan and Richard Chapin played on the football team this year. The Sophomores playing basketball this year were Tom Rausa, Dick Breitenstein, James Mitchell, David Morgan and Brian Vvalsh. The Sophomore Class started this year by electing its officials. Sue Schapiro and Leigh Fitchen were chosen as representatives to the Student Council. Brian Walsh was chosen President, Harold Rollins, Vice-Presidentg Catherine Rogers, Secretary, and William Fairchild, T reasurer of the class. There were two new members of the class, Patricia Verro, from Canastota, and William Fairchild, from Madison Central School. Peter Koenig is spending a year in Vienna, Austria, and Kim Mundt is in Washington for the year. Both of them are expected back next year. , ,. f QE W B In B 14 M XVII' IS 'tl Isabelle Faucette rx I im ml I Front B. Walsh, B. Rollins. Back Row: B. Fairchild, C. Rogers Front Rout K, Noel, Xl. 0'Brien, P. Verro, S. Svhapiro, C. Rogers, M. Thro, C. Vvickwire, P. Siebert, N. Nix. rlliddle Roux' P. Murphy, W Steene, ll. Rollins, T. Hausa, IJ. Morgan, W. Wilcox, B. VValsh, H. Stapleton, A. Zimmer. Back Ro1r:S. O'Connor, B. Pierson, B. Polisse. Ab- sentee.-r.' J. Olmstead, ll. Purdy 9, Qu ' 'OO Q 09 Q. gb 'T' L., LJ vp Y yy chonls R Cha in G Coo G Denison J Hadle T Fenner Middle Row 5, , .C b,E.K l,K.B d',t,J.Gt ', - p', - k- - i 1- yn - - , FT0l'Jiaidi,fiUndi,S.HCiiiiilinlgi: C.l-llgghn, M. Essllil-S, R. Belniniacn, R. Ktinney, J. Burgess, D. Hoke. Back Row: J. Evans, C. Eccleston, B. Berrien, V. Austin, M. Brustad, J. Bethlehem, C. Berkey, M. Chase, I.. Butterbaugh FRE HMAN CL S The Freshman Class welcomed five new members this year: Marilyn Storms, Tom Boylan, Dale Ogden, Frank Muller, and Lillian Muller. Julia Koenig is spending this year in Vienna, Austria. There are four Junior Varsity Cheerleaders from the Freshman Class: Mary McDonald, Mary Jane Chase, Carol Eccleston, and Nancy Westcott. Larry Crumb, Conard Dahn, Dale Ogden, Frank Muller played football this year. Freshmen of the J. V. Basketball squad were Conard Dahn, Charles Tet- meyer, Brian Palmiter, Wade Rockafellow, Dewitt Randall, and Glade Cook. Following tradition the Freshman Class built a bonfire for the football pep rally preceding the game with Cazenovia. There was much disappointment when the bonfire, partially completed, was lighted during the night. Thanks to the cooperation of the whole student body, it was rebuilt in time for the pep rally. In the class elections, Dewitt Randall was chosen President, James Getchonis, Vice-President, Carol Eccleston, Secretary, and Nancy Westcott, Treasurer. Conard Dahn was elected to be the class representative on the Student Council. 34- .,1 J' Qi Y f 3 T Q lf u Gem-ge G. Halloran F ron! Row: C. Eccleston, D. Row: J. N. Westcott Front lfnw: ll. 0'llora, W. Ruekafellow, D. Ogden, B. Palmiter, G. Matteson, F. Muller, J. Powell, C. Tegtmeyer, T. Rockwell. Middle Row: J. Shupley, J. Pierson, S. Sac-eo, A. Moore, l.. Muller E. Mawhinne D. Usher J. Moon. Back Row: M. Storms P. Meinerz F. Whitne W. n yy n 1 v yr Mitchell, ll. Randall, M. Mc-Donald, N. Westcott. Abserzleea: J. Wilson, C. Wolicki '4 f 9 0 0 Q '-e f 'V ' Au! 'U' C0 4,5 C I X41 4 'Q ob CY P Q9 va O1 A '3S ' i 9' ' 4 -5- iyylj KN4 eb Yvollvki, B. Young .A. 5 John l . S2lIlllNVll'li Fran! Roux' R. Nickerson, J. Lynch, J. Totten, R. San-vo, G. Sronr, V. NYl1ilc-, l'. Yantinv, l.. Warrvn, J. Stanton, V. Nlr- IA-an. .lliflrlle Roux' ll. Switzer, Nl. Yorro, P. Parker, l'. Sc-hot-lz, E. Stapleton, li. l,lillllllQ'I', Nl, liiplvy, J. lngm-r, A. Frorzl Roux' 'lf tirerns, ll. flharlc-s, D. Vrawforwl, lvl. f'llilI'll'S, l'. Bic-rr-4-, lt. Ilrzulley, J. Brown, l . lire-nnun. J. l luvans. .Uzvrlrlle Roux' lx. Jann-s, ll. Jones, W. Annnon, YV. Armstrong, P. Gordon, .l, Brennan IJ. lsowlcr Lok, D. llxll, l. Kerr. Burk H0112 C. llarter, J. Griffith, S. Fowlvr, S. Eaves, if lli'IlSlliiW D. lilanvlxa , l, A B. Ballard, J. Evans, B. Anlemlolu, N. Dunham rl Lois Newsome EIGHTH GRADE Knowlton, G. NlvAlliste-r, K. Stanley, ll. Wells. Bark Rout' l'. Tuzzo, Nl, Nlilvln-ll, R. Young, ll. Snyilefr, F. l'm-arsall, .,, J. i'lws4-bro, NY. Tuulfl, S. Link, S. Morgan, J. Soule, W. Hare-1-llus, Nl. Ullnstezul. .-lbxf'nlez'.v.' l'. Nlznne, li. Snyder, ll. -. noe J wb-x CO- fazi .. 24 0 ,1 lg M 1 W 'I F9 favs. 'T 'xl ' G' S. -- -new ln l Ji- if xv Q91 .Q1 ' i N Brustad P Beuh I Fenner I.,-Uhr gl J lllgln C Harmr Uzrldle Hou X Cook I Basher J lwigftt NI Mmndolx NI Ingrun B Bnirriumn Wl.Hirkfelci I 'Mlklns I -Kustm lhgclw I hlrpp Barlzlou I hvdns R I lVt'w ll C.-xrroulu l' lludge- K Berkey J un D frumh I lf cnson lSl lbverzlees K folahelh Is f irr XX3 Ur Xlfmrl 5 99 'va 1 4 1 'v Q J! as maxi: Mesa ,QQ ..'. fl.. .gf C 4-M B. Butte-rlm , Absentee: J. C152 2. ov. Q! I ,J 'ei - ' fs ,CTW Q 4 Af. g.- Nl if. K- ll. lmller, Y. Ev: .Uulzlle Rout l.. Lanigz 1, 1. Nlzirm-Q-llus Nlurpliy, J. lYestc'ott J. Rizzo, N.v'l'horp, ll. Davis, J.-Spa-1-gli-, K. Wolic-ki, S. Hrownyurcl. Bavk lfoux' li. Kraikusin, YY. Vliose-lvrmr, NV. linker, J Parry, N. Xvrro, ill. Paul, G. NlIll'0X, A. ll6IlSll2iVY, J. Walsh, R. Elclc-r, S. Xlirulrilu. J. Sutherland, C. June-s, I.. Abbott Snvc or IXTH GR UE Mrs. Dolores Brasch Front Roux' C. Lawrenve, YV. Lamb, T. Nlc'Allisler, P. Switzer, S. Carroccio, H. Furner, A. Sollivn, J. Mitchell, D. Mc'- Gregor, S. Vollins, V. Noel. Middle How: J. Ku-fo, ll. Ilill, B. Salford, l.. Dewey, S.Sc'hu1itl. li. Tegtnieyer, A. Nloon, P. Vliaas, V. Hodge, A. Zinuner. Bavk Roux' R. Strurlling, J. llengsl, l . Berrien, Nl. Dunlmr, ll. Bulterlraugh, V. Ruth- lionc-, P. Austin, R. Dam-hy, W. Moran, C. Getvhonis, ll. While, T. Guillaume, J. FI'0l'1l'll, YY. Tuzzo. .-lbxenlees: A. Boylan, L. Wvilliums Q' any v-g. 1. k 'Xl .:z..w' Q t ,M 1 Y .H -. '. '-4 --i 1 H fi! . 'I 1 CB OO '-fr front Roux' B. Burgess, R. Todfl, l, Blurphy, Y . Bartlett, ll. Mawhinney, S. fharles, K. Maine, Nl. llausa, J. Burch, H Haslain. li. Hutterhaugh, ll. Aiiiemlola. Burk Roux' G. Vook, G. Young, J. liierve, VV. Sawyer, J. Robbins, B. Keyes J. Knowlton, YV. Woods, D. Hartshorne, ll. Jones, li. King, N. liasuiussen, Nl. Lynch, N. Pierson. .-lhsenlee: B. Boyal Jean Wilson Mrs Guin iewe 'Nlichc llc. FIFTH GP. DE Front How: A. Brown, J. Hieree, J. Adkins, B. Hill, ll. Horst, J. C. Gillette, J. Simons, M. Murray, S. Straflling, H. Hel- liaeh, J. Whitney, B. Brown, S. Saeco. Hawk Hour: G. James, M, Stanton, li. Ellis, S. Nlarrellus, li. Walker, C. Burgess, V H. Glazier, R. Whipple, C. Gazlay, P. Young, J. Harris, J. Blanc-harrl, J. Irish CC v 1- C if-vi dr .,- 4. Q' fl.. . i 0 .6 x' J X1 -99 '54 ul: 5 vs gf, Ou S 's l'rontRou In Storuns Nl lruulh J Summon C l' nlon I' Ch1se,.I. Lee, NI lonnor N lxufe N Rlplcv B Xlflxtl'Y S Gillette- Nl '5WllLtl' Hu1kHou W lfunh li Whitt Stout l'.T0tten, l' Rus l lhuh 5 OHM ln l' xxllilii Front Rau L NIHCBAIH L Crumb C Crumb L Alllflglll lx Whipple S 'Nlurphy l' lhorp Nl Bash, A.Wh1te l' u tcrlmugh Bark Rou 1 llnlls I' l'1rner ll 5l0I'lIl5 J lllfuktun I Vhus R lu 1 R lhuh, Wfllc-115 1 ,au is-'U Q6 V -5 B Q0 401 99x .Q 'I G9 ii Y 1? 's Loo, In 'Y' V 5 :Y- ,' . 4 -tx'9p as -. 1- '+ P1 W WK' I' rarm-lla Dam-hy 5. Y Frou! lfn11':J. 'l'r11e-worthy, S. llz1igl1I,V. Wkallair-ef, J. Vrumb, C. l'llumn, V. Paul, P. Nlullvr, S. Rurirlvy, S. Evans, S. Har- ri K 9 llifn I 91111 V Rzid li 'At ll n - , . .. 1 . - , ,hm 1' 1 1-r, B. .KIA-y, S. Vurrm-vin. Hawk lfout' J. Huy, R. Wlntsfxn, R. l,ir'ari, S. While R. Rugors, J, llc-rry, N. hzxrpp, V, 'I'ml1l, li. Lzunh, J, Vuluhclli, ll. llmigv, H. Duhn, H. Nl:-Gr:-gor, J. Womlruff, H, Lum Laura Woof! ruff 1 THIRD blk IIE Front Ix'nu'.' S. Sullien, N. Kistlor, S. xll't'l'2H'kt'Il. S. Eggleston, Y. f'I'llllllD, V. 'I'ud1l, l'. Sruur, B. Harris, IJ. Kznfpp, N. Farnsworth, V. Vruwfnrfl, ll. AIM-1-, J. Davis. liavk Razr: L. Junvs, V. Nlr-llonulri, Nl. Spf-1-gle, S. Tuttcfn, 'l'. lil'lIlWilld H. Brustzul, V. Russell, V. Thorp, J. Fitz-hon, ID. Noel, S. Ariauus, R. Moore, H. Butt:-rlmugh, K. 1-Iclgl-tt, V, Gilms Abxenteem' N. Boylan, A. Hogg , .fx 514' I 0' tb QQ W un xf uv Q Q u N -1 '57 ,001 ' 592, . 3 Je' 3 G- v ,.... Jig! uv .sl X111 if' Q 4 ' 1 ,.,,, , Q , at as 5 ' . .14 - '.': gg ' 4:2 QQ ,-3, .5 A 9 J - ' ' w J if .-G., 3 fl' f2r?,.3Q--4 v-f 'l ...Q X. x f M 5 ' 4 fi 'ls m ' J. Oates, P. Hcnshuw, B. Dewey, C. Russock 'ECU ll GRADE Agnes IXI'2l.kllSlIl Front Row: M, Merkt, C. Hobs-n, J. Stanton, V. Bjorknmn, V. llelly, I.. Adkins, S. Loup, S. Snyflvr, V. Vrumlm, B. Egg- leston, E. Heffel. Hawk Razr: S. Junvs, ll. Davey, ll. SIHIIIIIOIIH, B. Lamb, F. Vlmso, J. Nlurplly, R. Walk:-r, li. llolnws, G. Brustucl, P. Sm-1-0, ll. Brown, if Bk'll0llll'l W Q Q 4... ' VW - is ?-.-2 , ' 3' 2:1 'af .xw G1-' v U '5 l v Q 'A' ' Frou! Rout A. l'eac'l1, J. Nlitm-lu-ll, Xl. Ames, V. llelbavlx, B. Rmn-kufc-llmv, ll. l.vluml, l.. llruwn, S. Adams, if Shi r K. Yun Slyke, C. Burst. Burk Rout' S. K1-rr, IP. Kurpp, R. Burch, S. Wilde-r, li. Frivk, J. Le-wis, J. Aclgutc, D lc Daria Strzulling '-. 1 9 f-. .gb xa 'qs A I-755 'bgl JW .. . ' ,gov-Y ,M v :LH fvo ' ,- Y 5 7-:X I, .X , ' 4 ,I ,Sf Muriel Chaplic Front Roux' L. Cuger, ll. lim-kwa-ll, YY. 0'Brien, Eaves, li. Robbins, E. xvfllllfkl, ll, llianlond, ll:-Ellis, WV. YVolVi1'ki, W. Yuung, li. Jones. Bark Hou? ll. Beach, ll. Vlfarren, li. Maine, VV. Geruntinu, l,. Robbins, J. Giordano, IJ. lu-eff-, I.. Briggs, IJ. Marcellus, I.. f'a1lwell, J. King A ae- L9 SQ Q f' :Q Qrxqz 5 Av V , x t N-7 2 'P fron! Roux' li. Ilill, J. 'l'owslc-y, B. YYarr1-n, ll. Frost, S. Marcellus, J. Ylbliriki, D. McAllister, A. Willie-ki, N. Rockwell K. Sim-kormn, J. Young. Bllfk Holt: F. llizunond, A. Potter, li. Eaves, C. Giordano, R. Eaves. W. Dunbar, CQ. Jaquay ll. Parker .ll1.w'n!: J. Kinney HANIIALLS ILLE .'UHUUL Q - f- . J'-i A '. 'Q QQ If Y J' ' 4 A Q3 31631 QC 9 vu' ' 31 Front Rout W. Furner, R. Storms, A. Chesebro, N. Austin, S. Dart, IJ. See-ber, D. Lamb. Bac-le Row: M. Dickinson, J. Storms, D. Dickenson, N Bartlett T Fruwley Elizabeth Adson HUBBAHDSVILLE SCHUUL rack School xThea+er Gulid YYICZLSQIUQTS CPP 'Wwe FLTUFQ .f ., .4 c Ziff. ?Lv'f ' .... :,:. -.-.h.. ,.......- -.-.....f M-... . -.,.,. H., 5' UULTY Q 54,1 3- wa 'Q' l 1'r.vtRou'.' Dorothy limns, llowzml K1-lly, Joan K1-nric-lc, lYilli:nn Knowlton, Agnes Krnkusin Sevond Roux' Ann IA-4-tv, l'lrlw:ml Linvk, Ge-m-vim-vv Blix:-hcl, Wnllvr Nlooro, Doris Newsmm Third Rlllll' lioclne-y Pierc-e, llurie- Rourke, John Sunflwin-k, Jane-t Scanlon, Yom Slllllll Fourth Razr: Doris Strzulling, Willmott Vogel, Evelyn Waals, Jean Wilson, Laura Woodruff l-H ' --.Q BOARD UF EDUCATION Home Stafford Esma. Bashcr UFPICE STAFF A Knrpp, L. Ross, A. Carrocio, L. Armstrong I L L I S Brown C Helmer J Bierce N Dart E Wloten 7 Hausa A Qunburn 6 I C A Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Dun ster , Mrs. Yackel i1'T ', 'I . NHQES -mmm 1- ROAD fo GRAD AUON AL ed N I min x ' S1udentCovnul .--- A-lx? gill. c ll fs P Sp uk Q ,5 gg X X wb-Alma: xx Ne, C YJ' 2 P XA N mx wa-sb K? Q' f's':x2.., -Js mjfgw Ubne Hmm E tk Q A25 yr ' a S ,gy '1 f ,E if O4 nr' :ons im I ' '41 A !' is Ig C. N ff J -Xbox.. Z N. A K M 0- Honovx Socjefy 9.32.6 C In fi 'Y vx? f 'DLP A 6 in '9. L-lj? E5 HL- 'Pi 'S dly H - P Ei E Y 1'-L C mmencement hu ia Front Row: C. llohen, 'l'. Aniendola, A. Fitehen, M. Palmer, J. Ingram, S. Adams, H. Hadley, I. Downie, M. Maine. Middle Row: S. Nelson A. Warren, Stradling, N. Smith, C. Brautigam, S. Storing, C. Nelson, J. Knowlton, J. Stokes, R. L. French, M. Merkt, J. French, T. Jennings C' Harler Back Row' J Yand walker F Phelp 9 Stradlin D Fountain T Ev D B J Ra hl sslxlvnch .. . . . z ' , . s,.. - g, . , . ans, . enson, . t zone, S. Giordano, T. FitzPatriek G. Stanley, W. Betts, J. Burg -ss, '. .y - ltlrs. NI. Alton Adams Literary Board: Allen Fitchen, Chairman Ilarry Iladley, Chairman Susan Storing Jane Stokes Dietz Kessler Sam Stradling Joyce Vandewalker .rldl76Tfl'81il1g Board: Irmgard Downie, f'hairman Joanne French Nancy Smith Fred Phelps Gertrude Jennings Vhristine Brautigam Dick Benson Tom Fitzpatrick HA ILTUNIAN .'TAFF Editor-in-C'hz'ef Jeff Ingram A ssz'.vta nt lfdiiors' Sylvia Adams Martha Palmer .315 Isabelle F aucette .elrt Board .' Velia lloben, Chairman Marilyn Maine, Vhairman Gary Grems Roni Lou French Jane Rogers Trent Evans Photography Board : Gordon Stanley John Rathbone Bill Betts Sam Giordano Treasurer: Syrlney Nelson, Vhairman Carol Nelson Margie Merkt l W vo, .ff we 'KX' Front How: S. Sehapiro, T. l ilzl'nlriek, C. Nelson, I.. Griffin, S. Storing, N. Dunhsun. Bark Row: C. Dnhn, 'l'. Alnendola, A. Fitc-hen, I.. Fitc-hen Absenlees: D. Kessler Eunice I. Gardner Following a vigorous campaign, culminating in speeches by the twenty-two nominees, the eleven mem- bers of the Student Council were elected by the student body. Those chosen were Nancy Dunham from the seventh and eighth grades, Conard Dahn from the Freshman Class, Susan Schapiro and Leigh Fitchen from the Sophomore Class, Carol Nelson, Tony Amen- dola, and Tom Fitzpatrick from the Junior Class, and Susan Storing, Allen Fitchen, Larry Griffin, and Dietz Kessler from the Senior Class. During Dietz's tem- porary absence from school, Celia Hoben was elected by the Senior Class to sit in his place. Larry Griffin was chosen President, Susan Storing, V ice-President: Carol Nelson, Secretary, and Tom Fitzpatrick, Treas- urer. The advisors are Miss Gardner and Mr. Vogel. The Student Council has been very busy this year. We joined the National Association of Student Coun- cils. 'TUBE T CUU CIL Individual pictures, sponsored by the Student Council, were taken of the entire student body by the Vantine Studios to finance Seniors on the U. N. trip to New York. Student Association tickets, with pictures on them, were sold to almost one hundred percent of the students. Several assemblies have been sponsored and organized by the Student Council. Among the most outstanding were the Christmas assembly and a pro- gram concerning the seeing-eye dog and the blind given by George McDermott. The Council held one dance before Christmas and sponsored another near the end of the school year. In January a very successful bake auction was held, the profits going to the polio fund. The Student Council would like to take this op- portunity to thank the student body for its wonderful cooperation with the Council and its recommendations throughout the year. J. Rathbone, S. Storing, J. Ingram, J. Bancroft, Il. Kessler, II. Hadley, J. Stokes, A. Fitchen Inez Cook Since the llamilton llonor Society joined the National llonor Society last year, we feel thatthesig- nifieancc of the organization should be presented and explained. 'l'he llamilton llonor Society is an inactive organi- zation whose members retain their membership after graduation. Students eligible for this Society in their Junior and Senior years in high school are chosen by a committee made up of faculty members. Starting in l95-l-, two initiations will be held each year. HU Ull 'UCIETY Margaret Heffernan Four basic factors are important in the judging for new members. These are scholarship. leadership, character. and service. Students chosen as members of this society in 1953 from the class of 1954 were Allen Fitclien, Dietrich Kessler, and John Rathbone. Advisors of the Society are Miss Inez Vook and Miss Margaret lleffernan. Achieving ent rance into this Society is such a great honor that it promotes better standards in our school life. -U . Q ,-1 -gg YZF? e Lf f 92 i i f QF Q' 4 ee QB! x '4- 95 ' N-pug L-4 Front Hour: C. Brautigam, S. Adams, S. Storing, S. Nelson, A. Fltchen, C. lloben, I. Downie, J. Stokes. Back Row: S. Schaplro, J. Bancroft, C. Nelson, J. Rathbone, VV. Wood, J. Ingram, J. Knowlton, R. I.. French Howard Kelly Masquers started the school year 1952-53 by electing its officers. Skip Fitchen was chosen to be President: Dietz Kessler, Vice-President: Sydney Nelson, Secre- tary, and Celia Hoben, Treasurer. Two one-act plays were held on November 24, 1953. One of these was Goodnight Please , a comedy by Florence Ryerson. It was a scene held in the bedroom of a banker, played by John Rathbone, who had spent three days in bed. Each other character in the play, his wife, Sylvia Adams, his valet, Jeff Ingram, his daughter, Marian Throg his vice-president, David Morgan, his brother-in-law, Larry Weldon, and his cook, Marilyn Maine, attempt unsuccessfully to get him up. MA QUERS IIPIAMATIC SOCIETY The other play, Albuquerque, Ten Minutes' takes place in a railroad station in the VVest during z ten minute stop. The principal characters were Ski! F itchen, who played the part of a western movie star and Gail Keyes, who played an Eastern show girl going West. The other parts, Mrs. Hoskins, Thomas, hi. Squaw and the Vagrant were played by Mary Jani Chase, Tony Amendola, Sue Schapiro, and Bill Wood respectively. Besides these two one-act plays, a prize speaking contest, and a three-act play were sponsored by thi Masquers this school year. Finding a surplus of fund from the previous year, the society purchased som equipment to improve the condition of the stage sets .il 'Qs 95 ? v Y 5 ag . an Fran! Row: N. Smith, C. Brautigam, T. Jennings, C. Harter, M. Merkt, J. Stokes, M. Maine, A. Wanen, J. Knowlton. Middle Row: E. Snyder, l. Downie, S. Storing, S. Nelson, C. Hohen, J. French, K. Evans, D. Austin. Back Row: S. Sehapiro, M. Thro, J. Vandawalker, C. Rogers, LMEII LITEH RY SOCIETY Un this, the sixticth anniversary of the Almeda Literary Society, the girls started off the year hy initiating six sophomores and one junior into the group. These girls were Marian Thro, Katharine Evans, Catherine Rogers, Susan Schapiro, Dolly Took, Jean Galler, and Delphine Austin. The ofliccrs this year are: Jane Stokes, President: Margie Merkt, Vice-Presidentg Nlarlyn Maine, Secre- taryg Judy Bancroft, Treasurer, and Gertrude .len- nings, Assistant Treasurer. The girls held a l0c supper at the cafeteria on December I. The annual fhristmas Party was held on December I7 and the girls had a concession at the Uncida game on December I8. The Almeda Ball was held February 6. Besides these activities the group has several other plans made tocomplete, namely, their final hanquet and the election of officers in Nlay. A successful year was enjoyed hy all. Q T C' ,- '? . ? .. 3 5 1 5 5 Front Hou ll. Purdy, J. lloleomh, llr. Pierce, E. Link, T. Rockwell. Bark Roux' G. Vook, R. lintnnin, R. Vhnpin, li. Vossillt G4 Grew' 'K Rodney XY. l if-ree In Uctolmer of this year the Hamilton Industrial Arts l'lul1 was formed. Richard Vhapin was elected Presidentg Robert Vossitt, Secretary, and Henry Purdy, Treasurer. There are now thirteen members in the club. The purpose of the club is to give an oppor- tunity to interested boys to further their abilities and workmanship in manual arts. l f H.I...,. The rnemlwers all feel that their club will continue to lie a success. The example set. by the boys is a good one. The formation of elnhs by groups with common interests or by departments of the school is an idea which should be perpetuated. It gives an opportunity for students to develop their hobbies and ideas and to gain valualile experience. If CO m A 'L YU' wa, QC L . - 4 if ' C it :D .J Q- gl A V OC ., 'l DQ 1 rontRou': K. Cheslrro, D. Austin, J. Bierce, E. Snyder, R. Moon, V. Aus tin, S. Suu-o, J. Wilson. Middle Rout K. Bemis, L. Muller, S. Crumb, J Bethlehem, B. Pierson, J. Pierson, J. Moon, P. Bethlehem, Bark Hou' B. Polic-ee, B. Bailey, S. Tuzzo, if Stapleton, J. Bierce, L. Butterlnaugh ll. lloke, A. Burke. lb.-rer1!ee.v:G. Wvatson, E. Bailey, J. Rogers Briggs, R. Lamb, H. Galler, D. Baker, G. Denison. Bark Hou' J. King, R. Jones, F. Jones, F. Whitney, T. Boylan ,gnc A g ' ' 3. c 1 v 'at ZS T? I ,gli X- w. JJQ n -5- x LK Fran! Rout I.. Soule, R. Zimmer, YY. Larnbert, B. Denmark, D. Eaton A. Jones, YV. Jaquay. F. Muller. .Middle Hou? C. Wblieki, ll. Ogden, W Georgc G Hanoran 5 L. frumh S. fr ,., ' ji! J as 1' fsx i !'N i C C -DQ QQ v ' W jf 'Z' 'V' rar fs LL , , '9 A QMUA7' Xe ' 9, l 6 n x Q 1 an X ' ' 1 Q + A4 A Q 5, I Ori wi' O xv, f ff d ' 1 .' 1 I 4 Frrmt limr: A. Moore, S. Arlzuns, G Holm-n, Nl. Mainz-, J. Bin-rr-0, .l, Burgess, N. Smith, G. Jennings, G Iicvlvsluii, P. Tuzzo. .Uirlrlle lfoux' J. rlvans, J. Griffith, G liz-rkey, J. Hia-rr-1-, B. Berrien, N. svl'itl'Uil, B. Wilder, ll. Blanchard, Nl. A. Riplm-y, B. Bullard. Bar-la Row: Nl, Pailiner, J. Tutti-n. G. Sruur, J. Brown, li. Kurpp, R. llolcunilr, l.. W1-ldon. J. Brennan, VY. Ammon. JU IUP1 REU Cl'1US.' GIRL. .'l'Ul'iT.' CDU UIL Inez Cook Xl. I.. Aim-ririula, B. Aim-riiiolu, J, Strikes D, Cook, D. Austin, V. Austin, I'1l'mb U' Bvhlcr Y J 61- Q K 9 1 'T' a 6 Q K K J I I M . tri., , i X ' ' I ' . I , 2 N- a,:' it A 5 K-1 who, me? Surfrlse. H qi- . I SOCQQJ ,Si Seff' Isl' Ktnj-f-oo'l' l'hmSQ.L'? Noor, Hour' 1 ' X ' N x,!'- 1 I g L I ll ling Class O-Wicers - '5'r Usmg So me. o'?'Hvrt'wimL? X E -.v '5' . N ' ggi , , - - 5 ,BUH 52551041 li'iQYYX Cracker' Sd' jun' ' I 2' Cauciyif In 'H'IC. GCT. if it t 'M 6. . S' F ' 'M li? C V v ' N jj . 5 1 sv 4 , V- X so Q 'Z' gs. ,, .,, 4 ' 1 B Qunnmil , 3 Anyone Seen fbrz.cxr3 ? ,M ld 'HMT 'PO ,nl ,M A Y ff' -5411, . 52 'I 4 ? A Q 8 4 ff - - . ll' , f A 59 V Ai' ,-v-, 35 :V L W . .- -V' ,Q fy 2. 1 , , aff s. MH NSSQQ? -'Q dis T1 '-il--w .. ills -Q 'W ' ' 'CUP Q- tix Mull-W 1 -ww -W., ,V A waht ,W ll......, -malt. .- - Q k ' - MN 1.-.M ik 1 Maytag, Jw.. milf? W? -u out M. -. ...mg . 5 Q -Q ., M ff ---.. -.- Q.. .523 n:.,,,,,, ,W 'V My jx ll!! I lx 3-'Ax wwf xl m fl N 17:75 fl, -.::: MILTON '7 - ' X ---N' 1 N' The 1953 football season was quite successful in the eyes of Hamilton High School rooters. Mr. Good- fellow, hir. Rloore and Mr. Sandwick, football coaches, turned out a team which earned a five and two season record. The Emeralds finished the season in a tie for second place, behind massive New Hartford. In the opening game, Hamilton's gridders tackled Canastota, always a tough team to beat. Hamilton scored first on a pass from quarterback Bob Karpp, a junior, to end Dick Loop. The conversion attempt failed. Later in the first half Canastota scored a touchdown, but also missed in their try for the extra point. Then in the third period Dick Benson recovered a Canastota fumble to score Hamilton's last points. In the last part of the game, the Hamilton line held firm on its own one-foot line. Shortly after Canastota scored a safety, making the final score 12-8 in favor of Hamilton. At Oneida the Hamilton cause seemed to be fading. After scoring on a pass from Karpp to Loop in the first quarter, Hamilton yielded three touchdowns to the Oneida team. But in the last quarter the Emeralds scored one touchdown, and the extra point, to trail by only five points. Then in the last Q0 seconds of play, Bob Karpp passed to Tony Amendola who scored the winning touchdown, giving Hamilton a squeaker, 19 to 18. At Hamilton the next week, the limeralds played host to Fliiitenanyo. The game proved to be an easy win, -I-6 to 25, in favor of Hamilton. Quartcrbacks Bob Karpp and Lefty Baker completed 8 out of I0 passes. Twice Skip Fitclien and Tony Amendola scored, while Dick Brieteustein, Dick Loop, and Bob Ripley each scored once. Everyone on the team got a chance to play. However, at .Yew IIIIVUIUFII, the next week, things proved difficult for our Hamilton team. New Hartford did all the scoring in this game: but Hamilton allowed only 19 points to be chalked up against them, which was New Hartford's lowest of- fensive record of the season. Hamilton fought its way to New llartford's twenty yard line, but a fumble and a penalty dampened the fire. This was the first loss for if Pi ITY FUUTB LL Fir-'t Row: R. Galler, J. Olmstead, M. Karpp, L. Crumb, W. Armstrong. Second Row: A. Fitehen, L. Baker, T. Amendola, S. Smith, D. Sacco, R. Karpp, J. Rathbone, R. Loop, H. Galler, A. Jones, R. Benson, T. FitzPatrick, W. Betts, B. Walsh, R. Breitenstein. Third Row: Coach Good- fellow, G. Grems, I.. Soule, S. Giordano, G. Cook, T. Rausa, T. Dombrauskas, W. Jaquay, D. Eaton, G. Duheme, W. Steene, R. Holcomb, J. Ingram, Coach Moore, Coach Sandwick. Fourlh Row: R. Ripley, H. Stapleton, D. Morgan, D. Ogden, F. Muller, W. Lambert, W. Briggs, R. Chapin A -waz , 'fvffi fat! K A T'-. ' 7 1-4. 1 Y . ,Q W .eq fi zz -it 1: 7'f,t,f . . K' . - - A F 1 f' .242 3' QD' D - Q Q 0 35 O N so XJ , i 37 'E' Front Row: Mr. Goodfellow, S. Giordano, S. Stradling, G. Grems, Mr. Sandwick. Middle Ro : J. Rathb T. F't t ' k S. F't h B K B. Betts, L. Baker, B. VVoodruff. Back Row: S. Smith, B. Ripley, D. Loop, D. Benson, L. Griiffin. Absentzgil. lngizfriila nc i I C en, arpp, VARSITY B KETBALL A nucleus of four men, Dick Loop, Bob Ripley, Dick Benson. and Larry Griffin have returned from last year's Tri-Valley League co-champions. Bob Karpp, Bill Betts, Tom Fitzpatrick, Sam Giordano, and Sam Stradling have come up from the undefeated Junior Varsity team of last year. Lefty Baker, Skip Fitchen, and Gary Grems complete the team. The first game was played at Hamilton with V. V. S. It was a see-saw battle all the way, with the Emeralds trailing by only one point as the half ended. Dick Loop, Bob Ripley, and Dick Benson were stand- outs in the game. But V. V. S., with Hennessy leading the way, was a little too strong in this first game. A tremendous Hamilton effort fell one basket short, leaving the score 52 to 50 in favor of V. V. S., at the end of the contest. Benson and Loop hit for 18 and 14- points respectively. Skip Fitchen, Tom Fitzpatrick, and Lefty Baker played well. The next game was played at VVaterville. The Emeralds forced their way back into the spotlight with a 60 to 40 win. Dick Benson, Dick Loop, and Bob Karpp scored 46 points among them, while Larry 66 Griffin and Bob Ripley were standouts. Wlaterville never was close to a win as Hamilton led 36-23 at the half, and 50 to 34 at the end of the third quarter. Clinton was Hamilton's next foe. This was the school which tied the Emeralds for first place in the league last year. This time Hamilton held the filinton team to 28 points while the Emeralds scored 59. Clinton made only two baskets in the second and third periods. This has been the greatest defensive effort on the part of Hamilton this year. Bob Karpp tossed in 17 points while Benson, Griffin, and Loop scored 14, 13, and 12 points repectively. These three games mark all the Emeralds efforts to date. After a loss to V. V. S. which could easily have been a win, the Hamilton basketball team has rolled over Waterville and fflinton. There is a very good chance that the team will again become Tri-Valley League Champions. But if the team happens to drop a few games, we should remember that one of the ob- jectives of the game is to have a good time, also. The players enjoy testing their skills at basketball, while the rooters like those long bus rides home. V7 front Roux' M. Roekafellew T. Rausa. G. Cook, D. Breitensteln, T. Tegtmeyer, D. Randall. Back Row. J. Getchonis, B. Walsh, B. Palmlter Mr. Moore, D. Morgan, C. llahn, J. Mitchell, F. Phelp BA HETBALL WVith last year's undefeated record haunting them and with only three men back from last year's J. Y squad, the 1953-54 Junior Varsity Basketball team has its work cut out for it. Only Tom Hausa, Dick Brietenstein, and Jim Mitchell are back from the l95Q-53 team. This year they are joined by Conard Dahn, Tunk Tegtmeyer, Brian Walsh, Dave Morgan, Glade Took, Brian Palmiter, Wade Rockafellow and Dewitt Randall. The first game pitted the J. Vfs against a strong Y. V. S. team. The little Nuggets fought hard all the way, and were behind by only six points at the half. ln the second half, however, the Y. Y. S. team surged ahead making the final score 34 to 50, in favor of Y. Y. S. Tom Hausa, Jim Mitchell, f'onard Dahn, 'l'unk Tegtmeyer, and Brian YValsh played at first, They were ably assisted by Dave Morgan, and Dick Breitenstein whose 9 points were the high score for llamilton. M Waterville the J Y s had much be tter luck lhcy led for the season s first victory lom Hausa xeteran J Y player dropped in 20 points to had all players in scoring Dick Hreltenstun and Glade f ook gave a. good performance. The next game was played at Vlinton. Although llamilton was leading in the first quarter, and at the end of the first half, the Flinton J. Yfs burst ahead in the second half and never lost the lead. The final score was 53 to 42 in favor of Vlinton. Hausa, witi 16 p ints and Breitenstein, with I0 points, were age' llamilton's outstanding players. e one 'ctory anl two de eats which the J. '. team has compiled doesn't l ik too exciting. but 'tx -- sy to con: emn a young team on ie asis o as year's performance. M all k v la i everyt - can win every game. - 's vatci 's - .. 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L..Zavfg'l M., A , ,.-'W-fy , A R, Af V , , ,f ti J, .-v ,if , , , ,,.., f f ,4faf,.x,.,, -Z , 1 f, f , Q - ' 4 'ff HW af, 'M ,,,fi J, .6 f , ,,,,52',n qi, , ,, Af, .A , vb Xu nI,f?,,' ' ' 'J' fj ' ' ' vu' 142' , W- f w Q Vw' ,, 'W 1, ., . , , ' , ' v ,55 ' . ,W ff ' ' ' 1 , . fm , ' ' , , -A ' ' f ' f ' ' 4' 'W VW JW-v 'W mffuw VW mwfwivf W tiirls' sports liavi- liven eompletely reorganized this year. .Xs before there are two interseholastie teams, but now both teams are eomposeil of Freshmen through Senior girls. This gives to any high sehool girl inter- esteil in sports ai elnniee to partieipate. The fielfl hoelu-y team eleetetl Jan Burgess as their eaptain. Although the team had a rather unsuccessful season as far as vietories were eoneernefl, the girls haul il lot of fun :incl enjoyed playing on a Competitive lmnsis. I lieenuse ol' thi- new system every girl who trierl out for volleylmnll niznle tln- ta-ann. .Xt eneh game the girls 4-It-et at iliffe-rent Captain. Several ot' the games were ezines-lleml hut, never-the-less, the volleyball team had an full :intl snr-c-essfiil season. On lleeeniher 9 about fifteen girls attended a lmsketlmll clinic at Morrisville. A demonstration game Elizabcth Behler was put on liy the lionn- tezun, Many of tht- new rules for girls' lmaisketlmll were thoroughly explainecl to the girls, l'lvcryoin- who nttenrlt-il the elinie ll-lt it was very przietieail :intl well worth holtling signin. Xfter f'llI'lSilIHlS vnezition thi- girls lu-gall playing liznsketlinll. This spring it is plnnnt-el to organize soft- lizill tennis. .X stunts :intl turnhling elnh has been organized for seventh :mel eighth graule girls. The girls hope to put on nn nssernhly later in tlie year. The tumbling elnh pnrtinlly nnikes up for tln' Ian-k ot' interseholnstie sports in tlie Junior lligll Sc-liool. The Girls' Sports Vouneil has ln-en very active this year. lin-siiles elioosing rnemlwrs of the teams they have solrl ln-:uiies :incl balloons in the seliool colors. After vac-li home gann- they entertain the visiting team by serving tht-in something to ent. GIRL. ' SPORTS RITE-UI' FIELD HOCKEY Back Row: C. Eccleston, Fran! Hou-: J, Stokes, C. Brauligani, D. Gorton, D. Austin, M. Palmer, J. Burgess, S. Storing, N. Smith, T. Jennings. B. Berrien, N. VVestc-ott, R. French, A. Moore, V. Alvorrl. K. Noel, M. Chase, F. Berkey. Ah.venter.' M. Me-rkt 41- V if I m V X Z Z' I 6 fi 1 '23 7 2' y, 0 sv Y Fran! Roux' Nl. l,illIll1.'l', S. Storing, J. Burgess, if llrauligam, K. Noel, S. Adams, C. Eeeleston. Middle Ron: D. Horton, J. Bierce, D. Gorton, Xl. Xlerkt, A. Moore, R. Freneh, ll. Austin, P. Yr-rro, J. Galler. Bark Hour' J. Stokes, J. Knowlton, C. Alvord, C. Nelson, J. Bierce, V. Auslin E. Snyder. Abxerileexz A. YYarren, C. llolien, Nl. Maine, S. Sacco, J. Yvilson GIRL. BASKETBALL ULLEYBALL Front Roux' IJ. Horton, S. Storing, NI. Palmer, T. Jennings, N. Nix, S. Nelson, C. Brautigam, J. Burgess, M. Chase. .Vidflle Row: J. Evans, N. XYQ-slr-oll, if Berkey, ID. Gorton, Nl. Ms-rkl, A. Moore, IJ. Austin, G. Keyes, J. Longyear, N. Smith, R. Moon, Cf. I':I'f'l0Sl0l'l. Bavk Row: B. Berrien, J. Stokes, J. Knowlton, C. Alvord, V. Nelson, K. Noel, P. Siebert, S. U'Connor, M. McDonald. Absenteem' C. Hoben, M. Blaine, A. VVarren T is 4 i. 53 :Silo ill' Md' W--E rw :ff X f 4' 'grfff' -. Qi.: I g l W if b Q' , v l.l fm 'fn Q ED 33 'iw IWUSIC K xp ml. ,J . at ...i , Q Q Q f i Y V i 'xi x . 'i' Y Y . y f ' li n 4 0 0 A n ' ix 3 ' y . . M A u i Q, fd , Q i T lvl r . X l f0'll Row-' B- Bfrrien, C. Ecvleston, M. Thro, M. Chase, S. Storing, I. llownic C. llarter N We 't- tt C B- ki 9 ' lRo C ll- t l.. Qlfenhamer, M. Fenner, M. Ripley, A. Burke, C. Alvord, C. Brautigam, M. Mc-Donald, K. Staintlcgvftf. llaiiitd,-flhA, Esfaltoii Blhjaigotxii lt. liitchen. J. lladley, IL. Link, ll. lladley, D. Morgan, G. Stanley, J. Rathbone, F. Phelps, S. Morgan, J. llurtshorne. Absenlees: T. Rockwood, l. Schlesser, L. Rogers, D. Kessler, J. Evans, A. Fntchen Mrs. Glenn Waas The llamilton Central School Orchestra, undcr the direction of Mrs. Evelyn Waas, started the year very successfully by electing for its officers: President, Allen Fitcheng Vice-President, Susan Storing, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Irmgard Downie, and Librarian, Carol Harter. The orchestra was well-represented in the All- County Orchestra held at Canastota. Those attending were Susan Storing, Barbara Berrien, Mary Jane Chase, Jackie Evans, Christine Harter, Carol Harter, Ann Knowlton, Truman Rockwood, Min Thro, Nancy URCHE TH Westcott, John Rathbone, Allen Fitchen, Fred Phelps, Connie Alvord, Carol Ecclcston, Ann Burke, and Susan Schapiro. Carol llarter represented Hamilton at the Sectional All-State Orchestra at llolland Patent. Sue Storing and Carol llartcr attended All-State Orchestra at Syracuse. During the school year the orchestra played for many events. Among these were the school plays, the Vhristmas program, Spring Concert, Spring Contests and the annual Commencement. Exercises. Randall, Xt J. Brown. B. F J. Galler, B. Lawrence, S. Brownyard, P. Waas, S. Schapiro, M. Birk unham, B. Lamb. Second Roux' S. Schapiro, D. Charles, C. ll. Randall, J. Hartshorne, J. Evans, J. Goodfellow. Third Verro, S. Fowler, B. Ballard, C. Brautigam, Bl. Chasej M. Mc- Donald, K. Stanley, S. U'Connor. Fourth Roux' J. Gordon, S. Morgan, F. Phelps, P. Verro, C. Eccleston, J. Hadley, C. Rathbone, K. Evans. Fifth Roux' S. Fitchen, C. Hahn, H. Hadley, G. Stanley, Mr. Knowlton, J. Rathbone, D. Morgan, I.. Griffin, B. Lamb ANU The Hamilton Ventral School Hand, with 48 mem- bers, boasts its largest membership in some years. The director of the organization is lYilliam D. Knowl- ton, aided this year by the officers: President, Allen Fitcheng Vice-President, Larry Griffin: Secretary, Janipher Burgess: and Librarians, Harry Hadley and Fred Phelps. At. the annual County Music Festival held at Vanastota, the band was represented by Flarinets: Vatlierine Rogers, Vonard Dahn, and David Morgan, Saxophones: Janipher Burgess, Nlary McDonald, and Pat Siebert: Vornet: Harry Hadley: Horns: Gordon Stanley, Vhris Brautigam, and Scott Morgan: and Drums: James Hadley. At the Sectional All-State meeting at Holland Patent Ventral School, Harry Wiilliam ll. Knowlton Hadley played in the cornet section. This year the band held a magazine subscription campaign. With funds realized in this campaign two new uniforms were purchased. The Boosters Club helped buy the new color guard uniforms, which were shown in the fall football season. On October 3rd the band journeyed to Ithaca to part icipate in a massed-band consisting of over 2,000 high school band members from all over t'entral New York. Later, the band was fortunate in being able to attend a concert of the Guard Republican Band of l'aris in the Colgate Memorial Chapel. Assemblies, concerts, out-of-town contests, and spring parades brought to a close a busy and eventful year. on! Razr: if Murphy, Nl. J ms Nlur fharl Q N Strullmg LX Null V111 e ' X J YY'll'h H Ions-' N - -H . .' N. 1 f x lx Igtllllll w mm ton nppf ll W1 er ullmp. liar-L' Razr: A. Nluns mu mm on Q .IU IUP1 BA IJ ff un UE Umm 'THA lvonllfnu C Iluhen l lxlstler Nl Bash C l,.1wrem'e,l'.Waas,J.Wutc0tl I SIIIIUHS 'X xxhlll H Vnkzrx N Adam rallf Hou Sf h npnrn N Brownw ml I Ii rgc-ss, l'.G1-tc-hunis, sum usm 1- ludc Haslun Bu A Hou I' llcrrle-I1 .I hnmmlton C Rathbum- I.. 1 X fm. QJN , P. Wllals. ibvenlee J Rlplm x 'ff R OU 9 ' I pa 1? .':,: Q-A OC A 1 WM: I A xl Rout NI. U'I3rif-n, J. Vamlowulkvr, N. 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