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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

HAMILTUNIAN Presented by the Students of HAMIL TON HIGH SCH00l THE 1955 ,au z in i S lo . DD I Og, wr? I Q I 425, 4 f iii xl i 1 ' 5 x . QL! I QQ 0 ? ' 1 ' 7,1 ' l 0' , fgt' I 9, . . Y , 13 Q 'IQ' ff' V ,og vi? First Row: Vanderwalker, Vi-rro, Stradling, Case, Adams, Fitehen, Stanley, Phelps, Palmer, Xlerkt. Seronll Row: Murphy, Kessler, Randall Mundt, Walsh, Rausa, Hatch, Olmstead. Third Ron-: 0'Connor, Moore, Sie-lu-rt, Keyes, Evans, Nelson, Longyeur, Noel, Thro, 0'Bru-n, Smith Sehaplro. Fourth Roux' Pierson, Knowlton, Lamlm, Giordano, Bartlett, Morgan, Evans, Rogers, Alvord. Miss Isabelle Faueette Literary Board : Sam Stradling, Chairman Jane Knowlton David Morgan Sue Schapiro Connie Alvord Brian Walsh John Bartlett Jack Kingsbury Trent Evans Photography Board : HAMILTO IA W, STAFF Ifditor-in-I 'hiqf Sylvia Adams .-i.9.9i.S'iing Editors Leigh Fitc-hen, Sam Case :T f--:FQ Mrs. Alice Adams .fldrertisi n y Board: Fred Phelps, Chairman Varol Nelson Judy Moore Katherine Evans Joanne Gordon Kay Noel Pat Verro Peter Murphy Tom Rausa Pat Siebert , Joan Longyear Gordon Stanley, Chairman Sam Giordano, Bus. Fhairman -'iff Boafdf Jack Olmstead Martha Palmer, Chairman Kim Mundi, Nancy Smith Eric Kessler Min ThI'0 Dewitt Randall Marjorie 0'Bfien Treaamrerg Margie Merkt Bonnie Pierson DEDIC TIO Por his duotecl work mth our farm youth and his proven cdpahllltles xn this fuld together with his sincere Interest m each and exery one of us me the Senior flass of 55 dedicate this Harnzllonmn to bI'0RGlf. IH! IOR AX Q-v Fmvt Row D Morgan Nelson lwtzpatnck Susan Schaplro Second Row lutchen Karpp Dahn S Morgan ur Amendola Mt-Cune Bliss Eunice Gal dner After vigorous campalgnmg the followlng students Student C ouncll by the were selected as thxs vears student body from a group of worthy candidates Thomas Fltvpatrxck Carol Nelson Tony Amendola Robert Karpp semors Susan Schaplro Lugh lfltchen Dax 1d Morgan Jumors Fonard Dahn lom Nici une sophomores Scott Morgan freshman Sally Schapxro the seventh and eighth grade representatlve The officers also elected by the student body are Thomas Fitzpatrick President Carol Nelson Wxce President Susan Schapiro Secretary and David Morgan Treasurer. 99 Iw- Of? Th rl Row Sally Schapnro STUDE T COUNCIL Although the Student founcll I9 llttle noticed around the school lt performs the llttle dutles havmg to do vuth extlacurrlcular student actlvltles which help keep thmgs runmng smoothly Dl90FKl0PllHCSS m the lunch lme I9 a good example of the problems It studies and acts upon Dances such as the one held to raise money to keep the school s dance records reasonably up to date are another service of the Council Another Item of business IS the sale of Student -Xssocnatlon Tlckets and of the Vantme photos And of course there is the sale of pop-corn which has netted more than 8700 toward a trophy case for our pros- pective new school. BQRDS' 5 www ri Y Wx DMINISTRATION T T 1 3 .L A : -lg. -Q 1 K Q X Q 1 N :user fi 5 X ,ff f Z pi? -1549 'f Hr. Xnclrx-w l.:mc- I ir.vI lfmr: Ella-n Kic-ly, Nlilclra-rl lluight, Doris Strzulling, Janet S1-amlun, Laura Woodruff Se:-mul Roux' llm-lures Bl'2lSl'll, lfllwl llurkc, Wlzlllvrllrlort-, lszllrellc l :1ll1'1-lie-, liliszlln-ih B1-hlvr. Thin! Roux' Franrvliu lhnnclly, l'l1oc-lw Gaylord, William Knowlton, Evelyn Waals, Lnis Bjorknmn Fourth Razr: Nluriel Vlmpho, llurulllv lianns, Ann lm-te, Normm 417 .14 1 L' Srrrmzl lf0Il'.' Duris X1-wsmnv, Third Razr: Juno lh'IV1-wlliu, l ourIh lfmr: l':nrulin0 Ham-h. 2 Q x 2 as I 1, 'V' V N I r. YW lhvrl Vogel irxl ROIIT YQ-ru Smith, Nlildrm-11 Griffin, Ke-rmit Mvrrivk, Vluirv Rim-, furyl Amos. lm: Kivly, Rivhurrl W'ho1-lvr, Rmlllvy Pit-rf-0, EUIlil'P Gardnf-r. Invz Cook, lluwurr! Shvrxnun, Juan Ke-nrivk, Alix-0 Adams. Nlurie Rourkv, Edwzxrcl l,illl'k, Agnes Krukuwin. f if 1 4 E K f ,,v, 5 ,Q uv 1 I 'Q W f w I .',, f z u 2' 31 '-'W j, 2+ , . 'Us Q fx Via Seated R Alvord President Standmg A fm-ut! R Uffenhamer I Wloorc C Shapley BOARD OF ED CATIO Rose Stafford Esma Basher . . A f 5'0 i 1Q ...1 511112 .rifff -1.2 :A 553533 X-iii' 'lftiiif 4- Zel 113.7 5 ' X 1 ,Q 'I ,, A 1.-. x 3 W Q ., v .Q , .X K , WV . ,zu 2, . HL' Q ' I N .. -Q :. , gf , . ,... ,'..' -. Cu stodlans x Karpp 1 Rows A Larrocm 1 Arm Qmng Bus DPIVCPS Refill 9 Brown C Helmer J B1 ree N Dart L Nloten I Rnusa A Sanborn O Cafeterla Staff Hrs Ilnyd Nlrs Dunstor 'Hrs Yfwkel -Vh !!l4l L 'YA Y I in ER XJ, iii 3 .W xr Tv' ' . .'. ,,. .,.' ',,.. S , Q -f ww: .al .- ' :Lu ' 'N - -I 'Q I , ' ji - ,Y u C Y 5 ' V X I ' 5 K 5 -. , ,. ., . '13 .,.v. ,1,. ,'.. , .. . 253665 Ugiznzfim, ,Q-Hiplumq SENIURS W'L'M'4 Q lf'F11-v-1-a-v-1 d-Q-M, f?f--- Q4-022'-ff-vrfj.-Q: SXI VI 4 NOFLI E -XD AXIS The uzldesf coils rnaae fha Dos! lzorvc-r Hockevl 0 4 'woftlnlll I -3 linsketlrlll 4 4 Nl nsqunrs Ijl 1ll1llIf' Houeh l 'Z 3 4 Wwe I resident-4 Xhnmll Interim Somutx P 3 4 Honor Home-tx J 4 Treasurer and Secretarx 4 Cl10Cll1'lKlIIlg5fllllll 2 4 Ilumzllouzan Siu i 4 Xssl tant Fdltor Press Club 4 Plug: 3 ANTHONY JOSEPH AMENDOLA I szlem-e 19 golden then I shall never bc rzch Footballl 2 3 4 JW Basketballl Bastballl Q 3 Pr1zeSpeak1n2'2 3 Play Com Il1lttC6Nl 'Z 3 Plays 3 4- Photo Club 2 Student Councxl 3 4 Trank 8 Nla queri DFBHIZIIP Somety-4 Hamdloman Sl: 0 8 Photography? Press Club DELPHINE RL BY AUSTIN The bee! nay Io get nd of wark 18 fo do 11 fTransfer -ZH, Glee Club 1, 'Nhxed Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, 8, Cheerleader l, FHA Q, 8, 4 , Almeda Llterary Sous-ty 8, 4, Sports' Counc1l3, Secretary 3, Class Officer 1, Pres: dent, Plays 1, 4-H I, Basketball 1, 8, 4, Y olley ball 8, 4, Hockey 8, 4, Softball 3 ' A A -.7 A J A A A I 4. - - . v I 4 1. t - 4 . L , h ' Y ' , y-, ,-- - ,-, , . . ., .,:. . A .,- J, ,, Y' . I -' . . ' . . 1 ,. L . - - . v , - - - - . - . -, -, . . : Q . , ' 5 a. - 2 -,1 kgs, ,1.-.-'S ,' ' ' ' 1 . ', ' ,' ' S, Editor 4, Play Lonmntlz-0 l, 'Z, J, 4, Prim- bpculuug 1, QQ Junior Rell Cross 1, 2, 3, 9 ' . Sl f ' ' ' I! . ' . , . ' ' 4 . l f I I I I Y Y ' k 1 ! - A , 1 , 1 :F . L ' 2 1 S . ' . ,' 3 ' ' r qi-, 3 Q . HXROID DARWIN BUKFR Letuwevlzlzrcaduzlha ou F1412 3 4 Reporter! Yuol' d JOHN QTOKILI Y BAR'II ETT I have been rlyzng for years nou I shall lzre Football 4 Basketball 1 Hamzlioman Staj'4 FHA 2, 8, 4 KATHERIYE AWTOWETTE BENIIS The laughter of man za the contentment of GUI U .. I ,- pl Z.. '. , , . : , ' - resi ent 3, President 4-3 County FFA Treasurer 4 .. . . ,, X-He? WILLIAM ALDEN BRIGGS Every Book is worth reading which sets the render in n worlzing mood . FFA 1, 9, 3. 4: Football 3, 45 4H 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 39 Conservation Club 2, 8, 4. HOWARD DFXTIR CHAPHF I you lue al'1ur'hny Io nature you unll never be poor rf accorrlznq to the uorlrl s opmwn you uzll never he ru-h JW Basketball 1 2 Junior Red Cross 'Z Trark Q Conservation Q lub l 4-H l '2 3 Presndcnl l 2 3 Varsity Basketball 4- ROBFRT AI I 1-,N CORSITT Yzltme zs the most perfect herald o joy Boy Scout I 0 4 HIAC3 4 Qecretqry 3 4 PPA4 Iumor lled LDQG14 Freas unr 4- TRENT DENMAN EVANS 'lVe nII o wx Iire loo mur-h in a cirrle. ' Junior Rc-d Cross I: Trac-k l: B-and I: Freshman Bnsketlnll I' Hamiltonianbta 8 4' Football 4. THONIAQ FARROI L FITIPATRICK ll zthout frzends no one would rhooae to lwe even Lf he had all other goods Football! ' i 4 JY Basketballl 'Z Yars1tyBasketball3 4 Hamllloman Sta SNNILEL AI EXAINDER GIORDANO I am mysel my oun commander JY Bdsketballl -7 Football! 2 8 4 Yarsltx B'1sketball3 Hamzlwnzan 91:1-I8 4 Pl-n Committees 4 8 4 Track '2 s f ' . - . ' 17 . 1 , 1 ' . I v ' , 3 ' ' I 33 Baieball 33 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4. DOROTI-IX ALICE GORTON You haze to belzeze m happzness or happmess nezcr comes Basketballl 2 3 4- 4-ll 1 7 3 4- Nlajorette 1 7 3 4 Xollexlrxlll 9 .3 Soflbnll 2 Hockevti 4 GARY ROSS GREMS My oun thoughtv are my companzom JUlll0l'RJ6dCl'0iS1 2 S 4 Pres1dent4 JV Basketb.lll'VIanager1 Football! 8 4 Baseball 3 4 Vars1tyBawketball8 4 HIACS 4 JAMES RICHARD HOLCOMB The greater the man, the greater the courtesy HIAC 3, 4, Bov Qcouts 1, 'Z , v u , '.' ' ' 1, . , . , , , ul , ,' ,L .' v 4. , A nvvv n-nyv-1 svn- .1 v-'ax 1 r , 1 - 1 n u ' n A ' . . A your n - : urn sf ' In v' DARI FNF HFI lf N HORTON I1 813 a mzrror 1 youfrou n at lf 11 rounv bark 1 you smile it relurnslhe greeting Wlajorettol 2 3 4 Caplfunl JV Chee-rlemlerl Vnrslty Chec-rleadmg 2 5 4 Ldphm .3 4- Qports Council 1 Alnleda Ilterarx Society 'Z 3 4- One act Plus '2 Hnnnlfonmn Qin 3 Bwkethalll 3 Softlrnll 1 'Z Yollevbfalli 3 WAI fl' R FRANTlx IAQL AX Ile IS vtrong ulw conquerx olher h uho wnqu rs hzm.-:elf 13 mzghlu Xll'illS Football 1 2 3 4- 4-ll I 'Z 3 Reporter2 FFAI Q 3 4 Secretlry4 Junior Rod Cross -I- FRAIN KLIN JOHN JOHNSON Happy are the men whom nature hav butlresscd mth mdzference and eased zn stozctsrnn 4H 1, 0, 8, 4, Secretarv 2, 3, FFA 1. 9. 3. 5 4 1 n ' 'v . 1 ' - A a 1 , - f I I f 1 u I- n n 1 -1- 1' 4 1 4 ' 0 ' v - v w 1 lv n I I ix ' I' I U' , i Y ! - 't I ' I . 1-' 1 , 1- - ,: ,. .. v y Q V Y 7 -4 ' , . ' rv - 4 . , , 8, A v , . '. ', - - - , , 1 . . K , y n n v 1 o n v 1 RN HARD STXNI E1 JONl'S looal lluuqv are lunf as qood Il hen fhey are shori Pl'-K 2 3 4 ilnpter Reporter ml founlx Reporter 4 Junmr Red lm-N 4 Press Club 4 ROBFRT lNlfHOI AS IUKRPI' lweryone errelv 111 vomelhzng uhuh anolher falls Hamzltoman Sta 2 Play Comunttees 2 J 4 Nlasquers llr xmatm Qocaety 4 Clasw hee President '2 Class President 3 Track 3 Student Council 4 Junior Red Cross ' 8 Treasurer-2 3 Clhzenshnp Conference 8 4 JOIIN l HARI FS KING Hake hay uhzle the sun shmea Fl'Al 2 3 4 Wwe Presulent-1 4-H3 Presldent3 Football l, 2. 3, 43 JV Basketball lg Yarsity Basketball Q, 3, 43 Baseball 1, Q, 3: ' ' .jfg '..'-,L, 3, . - , ' z . 1 : 1 : L. , , 9 ' ' A ' ' , ' - rom I mx um IxINCsBI RY 711 If an lufuu r Ihey llrznl they run ruk 4 'im N1 rut l I-froth Il NI nnager I NNI- I'I Il-XIII' FII lxNOWI PON! II e arf lake Ihe mu ll :an on lhe lake uh 1 e mflafly IS vueeler fhan he knows s I 2 -I Il x I :lu 2 'xllllldl lute-rury Smnty 2 5 4 Fra-.uureri rnze Spf-skin I Il: lrm nuurl -2 -I Bnndl P J 4 Surelary-I Ink-e un I 2 3 4 Irf-.nkni 4 Urrhe tru I I lrl 'wportloun ll 4 Seucfarx 4 Nlasqutrs l,l'RI'lIdtIK 'woudw ' 'S I- Surelary 4 Hamzllnnmn Wa 'I 4- Iolleyhxll 3 Bus ke!ImII3 4 Senior! lrlkffoutwl ' 3 I' DWARIJ ARTIIUR LIYK In quielnexx and corqlidenre shall be your .vlrenythf HIAC J: Orchestra 3 4. Z ROBI- IIT HIII K I' I XXII? I re-:em Q uj mznrl and ruuruqa m all trfvv an m ne Num urmwv I0 pro' ure vuuesv I 4 Sccretlrx J Ira n urmr 4 Nl uluwl un x rant 4 nm 4 P C lub 4 Il uurcr I llamrllonvun I 4 IIUn:r Nocuh I 4 I I1-u1nt4 1 .5 4 us Stale! NMR! II' Nl XRII' NlI'RIxI noe Llubl 4-II I I 4 1 4 I Sesntarx 4 Spa +4 C0unuI'2 Sure-I :rx Z xIllN1IlIlIll'lI'X Hucnlx P J 4 N nm I rc ndnnt J Prcaldent 4 Hamllfonzan Stay' .I 4 Iimmnu NI Ill nu r 4 I II X 4 Ilonnr Sm 14-lx 4 Basket l 4 Hof n ROM' XIARX IOUISF NIOON Dear to the hear! o glrls zs than own beauty I'HAS 4 Treasurer4 I-IoLkcy:3 VollevbaIl8 I, H ' ' - 'I' Vx .. 'I' I. ' . ,. Fl-'A ,Q,3, ,,' ' 1 . , -as - ,I a :fn I I'rl-SII' 38:1 I LQ, 3. 43 -I-II 1,Q,3, , President l. Sc-vrchnry 11 Prm-sw 7 . ' va S 1 I ' S 0.17 5 1 .' -' I H' 2 , . 'im'0- 'r I' :'I :l1'k ' , :II rj. f: Z. . 4 . . W . A A I A A 4 A A A ulflfll' fhingx urf' irnpuxx1'l1lv to 'lil1'yw1w' und xfe1'I1. I CI ' 1 , 2, 3, 4, 'I'r -nxur -r 3, Yu'o-I'rv.'i4Ic-nl I, -: A' 1 .' rrl. 1 .I I n e . v I 1 . I . - ' .' v . 4 . , .' t ,' D ,I .K A Q .., , . , . . A . . .' : ah 1' I 1 . ' K' 1 J - hull , 2, 3, -I-2 Volleyball I, '1, 3: Ilm-key II, :.' II all ti. Q 1 v 1 Y ,. . . . . I -s f ' ' ' H I 0 5 ' n 9 I Y l I ' IIXHUI, ANN NICLSUX Hur wnrruyf is mo many. Nl:-mqm-rs I, 2, 25, 4: I'rlzvSpvnkir1g I: Play f'0llllIlittl'i'S , z, , 1 , JY f'h0i'FlC'iI1lt'f' 23 Yurflty Plum-:'l'l1-:neil-r Ii: Stmh-nt Vonm-il 2, 3. 4, S4-vrc-tary 3, Yum--l'rmial4-:li 1-3 Ilumlllvnlun Nl-:jf -4, lr: lgilllfl 3, 8: Senior Girl Svouls 3, 4, Pr :la-ntg Ilm-khy I, ,Ig Yullv-yimll l. -I, Zi: S1-I'Hmll I, 241 Buskm-Hmll 3, I-1 fitizens f'ullft'r1'l!1'l- If, I-. X-XX! X XXX XIX I IllllllllIl1lllU,,l4l'NlIlllUj feflou effing ln-hr mum? 11 f 1 Offircri lrcuu lI0!'R6llf row ax 1 7 in il rc f u NIXRIIIK IXI-IPXI NIH! Illlllj llll r 1 u u I 0 ' I 1 :pi nn Hr ul Drum Nl qurc- , J f crs S an 1 Innmn Sh: 5 4 X sul nt :fur 5 Srl l'lilt0 lwlw l-Rl-IDI' Iill K WARD l'lll-'l PS .Inl all Huy :ln zrhul has by m IH liven donna nc 1 -. ' fl r'ur m Il l rm-sula-nt 4-3 Ur:-lu-:tru 1 2 3 -I-1 l're-sllman Basket 5 1 ays 1 Z1 ' ' --5 -. Il: Nlanw' -r JY Buxlwllv-all 3 Klan-age-r Vwrs' ' -ns 'ell :ull 4: llfl,lll'HOllI'llll Sm, 3 4 Q'll'llI'lll'lll Bll.'lllP'S Stuff +1 Nlwsqllc-r.' Tra- - iv Sm-im-ty . . '-9 - 1 .' :Ve j I , I-1 lr-:s flu R081-Rl Rl SSI' I l RIPI I' Y 4 slrong body rnnkes- lhe mmd strong uskvtlnlll all 3 4 hwotlm l 7 5 4 Y arslly llaekc ll SXDNEY ARTHUR SNIITH Oh 1t 1s ercellent lo half a gum! s strength bul lt 'l3tyl'll7l7LO1l8f0 use uf lzlze a gran! Pootlmlll 'Y 3 Class Officer Yue Prebldentl 8 Pn51deni4 Vars1lvBnskctlmll 3 4 JVBaQketballl 2 Prf-ss Llulm4 Baseballfi .. I Q l B.: l,',.5,4-,lul.1. ,' - , , , ' lull l Pl , 5 l'l.n illllllllllltt ', .gm N . , . f . ily ll. lx r ' If - . - . N N 1 . wl mal 'l, 4 l'le nlmnl 4- llnnnr Nu 1 tx i, 4 Plulr Pnl ' as I lr 4, l'resi4ll-nl 4: lluyh' Stull- 3. . H W- . . , .. , . , . , .. - -- JY ll: .' z , '21B:lsl'lr' l, 2, ' , 3 ' ' ll , 2, I , 1 'z ' ', tha l 3. 4. , ,, . . Y . , . . . . . ,, , , , . w 4 , ,, r' , - .' ,J . ' .' , -. . I - , , , , . . : . : ' 9 v - NAYCX IRI- YI- SMITH .I :Inman x gvuexx ix murh more l1!'l'IIl IfC Ilmn n mnn'x 1-erluinlyf' in-L u l - .5 4 Swr- 'll'.'3'-lllllllbl' ' s. '2 J 4' Pl-ny t,0lllllllltf'PS ' 4ll I 2 54-vrctnry I: Almulw l.it0r-:ry Soc-ie-ly 2 3 4 Su-re-t'xry 4' llamillonian Gm 3 4' PHA 4' Press C lull 4: fl-an Ufflvar Vim-l'r1-sixlf-Ill 4' llof-key 'Z 3' Yol- leylmll 3' llonnr Sm iety 4. l ORDON Rl'l'D STANLFX God IS proud of those ulm are tall bvuuts l Banrll 2 .5 4 llbrarmn 4 Olche-str: l 3 4 Pnsldf-nt 4 Freshman Photography Press Club 4 Y me Presldent 4 l'l'u 1 4 Plav Colnnuttee-x -2 8 bchool Photographer 5 4 SANIIPI STI -KRT STRXDI INC No om- kuous uhal he frm do izll he tnev Class Officer I 9 J 4 Suretarw 1 2 3 4 I'l'tSllllllIl Bawketlmlll JY Buskellxall 'Z Yarslty Basketball 3 4 Plfu l Hamzltonzan Slajti 4 llterurx lwlltnr 4 Pool hall 4 Play f 0lllIllllt99S '2 J Trwk 2 Buy s St llc 3 Y . . I AA J lu ' , Cl -Fllm , ,', , ' sh m , Reallrnsl, ,', . . 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Q 2 K I I tv 'I Af Z 1 I. . vi X V . ,il g dfdfw We the nuneteen hundred and tufts hfth Suuuor Class of Hamulton Hugh bchool are ltaxung, Snce ut u nect ssarx to bequeath a wull upouu the lt w rtmuuuuuuug, souls we do nuake puublush auud dcclurn thus ouur last stand as follows Qvlxua Xdams leaxes a ccrtaun thuttuuango llorsc to Mu Lane and Nlr Sherman lonv Amendola and Tom Ifutzpatuuek I uw B l to M uss DelVecchuo un peace Dalphune Austun wulls her buuult uuu swf uters to aux one who needs them Stub Baker wants to lease hus sweau rs to Betts Polusse John Bartl tt leaves Blu' Yogel un pueces Kay Bemus leaws her nuce figure to Bc ckv Baulu Bull Brugg wulls hus huntuuug passes to Duck 1 luapuuu Dexter K haphe docsn t know uf luc us gouuug to lt ut Bob C ossutt leax es hus quuet corner to Stuart l uuult lrc nt 1' xans wulls Muss Pauctttc to 'tluss Gardner Sam Guordano wulls hus abuluty to get uuuto tuoublt wutlu tht teachers to anyone who wants to hat e a luttlc tuuu Gary Greuns wulls hus abuluty to square dance to Duck f hapun Jum Holcomb wulls the art room to Nluss C ook VValt Jaquuay leas es hus Jeep to anv one who us mad enough to rude ut Beecher s serx uct open anvtume Pranklun Johnson leax es hus abuluty to bt quuuat to tht Junuor f lass Dot Gorton leawes her seat on the bus to 'uns cuue who wants ut Darlene Horton leaves her hup aetuon to Nluss DelVecchuo Duck Jones guves all the teachers a bug breuk just by leavung Bob Karpp leaves the look you get from 'Nluss I ardnt r when you are late to the Junuors lack kung leans Nfl Ilallorauu s ante room to lfrcd Vthutney John Ixungsbury leaues the durtv test tubes for Nlr Iunck to wash Jane lxnowlton leaxes her old puueuls fou the rats to chew on Bob Lamb leax es hus druxung abuluty to Io Ed I unk leas es peace to Nluss Faucette Nlargue 'tlerkt leax es her basketball abulutw to 'tlaugut 0 Bruen Rosemary Hoon leax es her gum to I arry Ruce f arol Nelson leaves her qtuudent f ouuneul posutuouu to Nancy Nux us Just leau ung Martha Palmer leaves her abuluty to do the 1 harleston to anyone who can do ut rught that us Pre d Phelps leax es the Presudency ot the bauud to Dave Morgan Bob Rupley leax es the football field to Hamulton Hugh School Nauuev Smuth leaves her figure to anyone who needs ut qud Smuth leaves Al f and Nfr ltlerruck un peace -1-th and 5th peruods Boller room Gordon Stanley leaves hus heught to Duck btradlung Sam Stradlung leaves the cafeterua. food to anyone who can stomach ut Sylu ua Tuzvo leaves her gum to Nluss Ixeuuruck Aluce Vt arren leaw es her freckles to Jean Grufhth Gene Vt atson leaves second peruod stuudy hall to Mr Merruck Robert Woodruff leawes hus abuluty to get hus home work un on tume to Bruan Walsh ,- , .. , t . . , X f. .u s x-' ' f ' 1 '. - . 1 ' ' 1 , , . , . , . 1 ' '. 1 p Lt 4 I A A s 1 - K-t 1' ' u . , . 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Secretary Stmdhng Presndent S Smith Vnce Prea1dentN Smxth Treasurer Knowlton CLASS HISTORY As we entered our Freshman year under the dlrectlon of Wir Halloran we were full of enthusiasm for we had made the grade and were now ln hugh school We added a new member m Dexter f haphe andlost one ln Dennis Blxler lle show ed our Interest ln sports that year by haw mg ten of our members on the warlous mg of the bonfire the last home football game In the Sophomore year we were dnxdcd wlth one section bemg taken by Nllss l'aucette and the other by Wir Sandwxck 'lhns year we welcomed many new members They were Delphlne Austin Truman Holte Arlene Wells and Richard Jones -Xrlene left us later that year This year we were also well represented m the fields of cheerleading music dramatncs and sports At last our goal was ln sight as we became Juniors We were very 'lfCtlV0 that year as ew ldeneed by the large number of our classmates ln all 3CllYllllCa from band to basketball lVe gamed two new members ln Nancy NIX and Edna Diamond W e lost Truman Hoke and Edna the xery same year This year we were As the year closed wc all felt that lt was one of the most successful Flnally lt IS 1955 and thls lS Our X4ar we have reached our goal the Semor homeroom and we were taken under the gmdance of Nlxss Gardner VVe all believed we would never make lt but we haue and the future seems bright . . - . Y . H . w ' V ,, ' . y . . . . x , . . athletic teams and our greatest success was in the build- kept under control by llrs. Bjorkman and Mr- Kelly- Name Sylvla Adams Anthony Ame ndola Dmlphme Austin Darwm Baker John Barth tt Ixathcrme B1 mls Wllham Brlggs Dc xtcr Fh Lphn Rohr rt 1 ossltt I'r1 nt I' x ans Ihomas 1' ltlp ztllck Samuel Gxordano Dorothy Gorton Gary Gretna James Holcomb Darlene Horton VVaIter Jaquag Franklin Johnson RlCIl3Fd Iones Robe rt Karpp Iohn lung John lSlllg'sbllIW Jane. Knowlton Robert I amb Pduard I mls Margie Merkt IIOSCIIIHIV Moon fwarol Nelson N'lIlCV Nix Nlartha Palmer 1'Y'ClIOI'ICk Phelps Robert Rlples Nanq Smlth Sv Inev Smnth Gordon btanlev Samucl Stradhng Sylx '1 'Iuwo Alum VI arren Irma VI atson Robert VVoodrufI' STATISTICS N 1cI name Ret Ambrose Duff Stub Bart lx u 1 If x 0 I Bunk Sag ot ban un Dalsy IN alt I' rank Duck lam I Lck I tok VI IIFII Ro I 1 'Wldga ROSIC I inks Nan Nlarth Ff rd Rl 1 Squirt S lp Flash 'NIc'Dud Sv XI in na Vtoodx II ants Io Be Farmerette Radlo I ommcntator Xursc 'Nlechanne Owner of I S Stul Rltll Bacht lor XIUFIICI III I rucls Dru 4 r 'NIox It I ensor IIHQFIIOI ol 'Nu X1 lx X hem r1l NUISK Husband Nlcchanlc Psx chlatrlst Feed 'We rch int Ifarmcr I' xplorer Football 1 omh I aww r Sue IIIISI Nllss Xmm rn 1 I L IlI'lll ll nan I ook lcachm r VI1 1 I IllIlIl't n s Spfclah t Ie xchc r Grade Itaehmr I'Ie0tr10aI I'llLflIIitI' X Bum Warned Vlllhonalre 011 Man Rttlred NIIIIIOIIAIFQ IIOIISOVSIIQ I a m I tchrnu ill Urs 'NI II1IIb1IIy slllgfl' II all Be Bxonc Buster Super Salesman Nlarrud X Bum liar lender l ODI' Iwi ur ot Imn I'lIIlIlg,, St xtlon Xttendint I hula n I4 trmcr I' Iephant VN ashcr 'Nothing Nlllkmald X Nlarlnm Sports f ar Dru er Ihe f ase Ieep Dealer Successful Itarmer Ir B1rd'NIan I ark NIort1c1an 'Nlad Sen ntlst , a a I dlfllll I ookcd I aught Ilapps II II S School 'Nurse Nlarrud I'1rst C olgxtt fo ed C ran Iro I'ootbaII Plum Nlother ot 'I vulx e I xuper Dutch Digger fourt Icstu I ro Hom tll Rollersltater Dre ann r Ilmmmmnnn C lerls of I umha r companv , .. , , ,. 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N, 1 ' W 7 1 ,U A ' ' ' . yn i V ., , '5 1' 3 ' 11- '--'il 7 1- '- ' SENIOR POLL hlost Actne boy Liost Actne gxrlj Best Dancer fBoyj Best Dancer Cgnrlj hlost Likely to Succsul Cboyj Most I lkely to Succtul Cglrlj hlost 0IDllmlSllC Llost 1 msslmlstle Most Attractn I Qboyj hlost Attractne Qgxrl Biggest I4 eet hiost PFOIDlSlIlg C ouplc Llost EHICICIII Dlost heeded Reform Un schoolj Best Collector of Ahbls Most Promlslng Farmer Most Independent Qof class, Most Intellectual Cboyj Most Intellectual fglrll Best Dressed fbogj Best Dressed Qgxrlj Itlost Athletic fboyj Most Athletlc Qgxrlj hlost Lourteous Nlcest Lyes Shortest Qbovl Shortest fglrlj Tallest Qboyl Tallest fgxrlj Blggest F llrt Cglrlj Biggest Casanova Cboyj Quletest Loudest Nlcest Boy NICESI, Gxrl Cutest Dnmples Nlcest Smile Best Joke Teller Hardest Year Favorlte Teacher Largest Amount of F reckles Bob I amb I arol Nelson Sul Smith Nlartha I almu lu II lXlllf.,SllllI'X Sylxn Xml uns I'xul lht ps ony XI mndolz Bob Ix Irpp lun Ixnovxlton I ordon St mln Sam md S-ylxn Prul lhclps Student I ounul John Bartlett Stub Baker Iack 1XlI1gSl'Jll!'5 lack Ixxngsburv Sylua -Xdams Sam Qtradllng Nancy Smxth Bob Ixarpp 'Nlargle 'llc rlIt I'rc d I he lps Nlartha I almt r Duck Iones Sylw la luzvo Gordon Sfanlev C arol Nelson Nlartha Palmer Dex f haphc Bob C ossltt Tony -Kmendola Bob Ixarpp Jane Ixnovslton D lrlene Horton Martha I almtr 'Vlartha Palmer Sophomore 'Vlrs Bjorkman 'Wancy YIX Iohn Bartla tt Bob lxarpp Nl zrth 1 I xlmcr loln Iwtlpxtrlck D ir 1 nc Ilorton l In Nl ug.,u Nltrkt D xrlcm llorton Ir ullI lohnson lom I xtlp mtl II Dulxnl Ilorton lrc nt I' x ans Bull and Dot lack Ixnngsburw Sam C xordano Bull Briggs I'rcd I helps I' red Phelps Nancy qmlth lack Ixmgsburw Darlene Ilorton lom Iwtzpatrlck Nlartha I almcr Dm lphlm XIISIIII Ima Ixnowlton I wk Ixmg. 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L I B 1 I 1 I I 7 I .L . I . l I , . l . , V , , . , , ,. . . K . , R . , . Iv I in . V r - - Y. . V Y . . I I ' ' . 7. I I ' I - I I , . . I , . . , , 1 L J , W ff 7 UM .Xxx CLASSES -'- x ,W 1 H' A MT N' ffsuw xx., 'dwg N A XQQK fa? f ,- i 1 I ZA .Q 'D , 'Ol X l 1'r.vf How: fhcshro, B1-thle-hvnl, Bailey, Longyear, Nloorc, Hulk-r, Gurdon. Seroml Razr: Keyes, Hl'llliS, Ewtalrrooks, Alvord. Evans. Third Rout' Fairvhild, Breitcnstc-in, Case, lluhc-me, Knvnig, Fit'-hx-11, Jones, lfalivh. UNIOR CLASS l 1'r.vf Row: Polissc-, YVifkwire-, Nm-I, Pie-rsun, liugcrx, Y:-rm, Sie-In-rt, 0'f'unnur, 0'liricn, Sn-nm' lfllllf S1-hnpiru, Murphy, Purely, Zimuu-r, Ulm! ste-acl, Thru. Tllirrl Roux' Rollins, Hausa, Slnplm-hun, Nlorgun, Rivef, YYilvux, Nhunii, Walah, 'Sf E Q 'Styli' Seated: President Thro, Vice-President Fairchild. Standing: 'Prens- urer Stapleton, Secretary Alvord. The first thing on the agenda for the Junior Class was the choosing of their Student Council members. These were Susan Schapiro, David Xforgan, and Leigh Fitchen, Susan and David were later elected the Council's Secretary and Treasurer. Marian Thro was chosen to be our President, Bill Fairchild, Vice-President: Constance Alvord, Secretary and Treasurer, lloward Stapleton. Gordon Duheme, David Bforgan, Brian WValsh, Peter Koenig, lloward Stapleton, Sam Case, Tom Hausa, James Mitchell and Richard Breitenstein proved to be great assets to our football team. We also had the following boys on the basketball squad: David Morgan, James Mitchell, Richard Breitenstein and Tom Hausa. Marian Thro, Patricia Siebert, Gail Keyes, Judy Moore, and Katherine Evans are yelling themselves hoarse on the Cheerleading Squad. Jean Galler was chosen as our Girls Sports Council representative, and later became President. K Xl r. George 'A Mrs. 64.15 Our class can also boast many participants in the school's Music Department. These are: Leigh F itchen, Kim Rlundt, Patricia Siebert, Patricia Verro, lVilliam Fairchild, Susan Schapiro, Marian Thro, David Blorgan, James Hatch, Catherine Rogers, Connie Alvord, Marjarie 0'Brian, Judy Moore, Sharon 0'Connor, Kay Noel, Joan Longyear, and Katherine Evans. In November, that great pair David Morgan and Nlarian Thro played the leading parts in the play Which Is the YVay to Boston while Leigh Fitchen went to his own funeral in the play Balcony Scene as Connie Alvord and Peter Koenig participated in the sad event. This year we had a number of our class in the newly formed Press Club. They are: Catherine Rog- ers, Constance Alvord, James llatch, David Morgan, Susan Schapiro and Leigh Fitchen, Constance was elected Secretary of this organization. Through the guidance of Mrs. Bjorkman, and Blr. Halloran, we believe we have had a very successful year. I L 5' 345.- ' U '41 I , ,an is Clk QQ! First Row: Chase, Crumb, Eceleston, Brustad, Austin, Ewing, Berrien, Iluterhaugh, Bethlehem. Se:-orul Roux' Hurge-ss, Crumb, Bovhm Fenner, Hadley, Kessler, Karpp, Hnke. Third Rozr: Benerlir-t, Dennison, Bemis, Gen-honis, Chapin, lluhn, Kinney, Balm-of-k, SOPHO ORE CLASS First Row: McDonald, Nic-Cune, Thayer, Koenig, Meinerz, Mawhinney, Moon, Shaplev. Second Huw: Westcott, Pierson, Usher, Moore Muller, Saeeo, Wilson. Third Row: 0'Hora, Whitney, Randall, Madiwnn, Lambert, Ogden, Mitchell, Powell, Rockwell, Roekafellow. 5 as -36- - T if C7 kr Mr. Howard Sherman 'al I. 1 lf' U' H1 4.0 Seated: Vice-President Getehonis, Treasurer Burgess. Secretary Koenig, President Randall. Miss Isabelle Faueette 66444 641 VVe started off this year by electing class officers. Dewitt Randall was elected President: Jim Getchonis, Vice-President: Julia Koenig, Secretary, and Janice Burgess, Treasurer. Conard Dahn and Toni Mcfune were elected to Student Council. On the football team were Conard Dahn, DeWitt Randall, Jim Getchonis, Dale Ogden and Fred VVhit- ney. On the Junior Varsity basketball team are Bill Mitchell, Gary Madison, Vlfade Rockefellow, Ponard Dahn, Jim Getchonis, Ilnpp Hadley, and DeWitt Randall. Peggy Meinerz left our class to go to Iowa and Lillian Muller joined us. So far this year we've had one football game con- cession with a dance afterwards and we shall soon have a basketball game concession. Many members of our class are in the orchestra, band, glee club, F. H. A., F. F. A.. and H. I. A. C. ?l 1 4 -6 'A 4.9 x'Kf '51 I fr.vl Roux' Tuzzo, Ulmstraul, Parke-r, Stanley, Young. Nlnirw, YL-rm, Storms, Wells. S?1'0llIl lfnzr: YVnrr0ll, l'Qgl'r. Ripley. l'2llllIllf'l'. Mllflflf Ss-lun-lz, Snlwle-r, Supl:-lon, Stanton. Tlzfr-I Hou-: Nivke-noun, Moon. Whitv, Sam-n, Nlutvlu-ll, Soul:-, Nlorgun, l1vrl1l, 5nY'lK'I'. 5F0Uf'- l'0fl!'S2lll Toth-n, Young, Vuntinv. F RESHMAN CLASS F1'r.Qf Roux' llill, Uunhaun, Alnf-nclolzl, Blzuu-harrl, Hnvcs, Bullard, Nl:-Allistvr .Ions-el Junu-s. Seronvl linux' l'rnwfol-ll, -l. Evans, tll'?lllS, J. Evans Knowlton, llc-nslmw, llzlrie-r, lloln-n, Xlzwk, Vhznrle-5, Nlr-Leary. Thl'fflRll1l'.' llurhhorno, F. llrc-nnzun, l owlf'r'. Gorrlorl, Allllllflfl. J- Bl'i'nl15Ul Brown, Link, Brzullvy, l,,vnf-h, Him-rw. 139 .J 'Q' a,a 'K W ,buf Seated: President Hoben, Secretary Verro. Standing: Trensurr-r Hartshorne, Vice-President Evans. 66444 The first important event of the Freshman Class was the Student Council elections. Scott Morgan won as our representative. We lost a few members early in the year, Bonnie Ballard, Ina Kerr and Sharon Fowler. Leni Mundt re- turned to us from Washington and Bill Moon decided to come back into our fold from Oriskany Falls. David Kranz and Milford Mack are our only newcomers. Leni Mundt was chosen by the girls in our class to represent them on the Girls Sports Council. VVe are well represented on the J. V. Cheerleading squad by Melee Verro. Anne Hoben, Barbara Amendola, Nancy Dunham, Donna. Blanchard, Melee Verro, and Mary Anne Rip- ley braved this season of hockey. Anne Hoben is our President. Jim Evans is our Vice-President: Melee Verro, Secretary, and Jonathan Hartshornc, Treasurer. Quite a number of our class participated in the M rs. Alice Adams 3' T Q M rs. Caroline l latch .tug Hamilton High School Band. They are: Donna Blanchard, Jim Evans, Don Charles, Kay Stanley, Claire Henshaw, Anne Hoben, Nlelee Verro, George Srour, Madelyn Jones, Scott Morgan, and David Kranz. Kay Stanley, Jonathan Hartshorne, Scott Morgan, Chris Harter, Leni Mundt and Ann Knowlton rounded out our school orchestra. Dick Bradley, Doug Fowler, Bill Moon, Parker Gordon, Ronnie Sacco, and Jay Soule added some weight to our football squad. Doing a good job on our J. V. basketball squad are: George Srour, Jonathan Hartshorne, Jay Soule, Lanny Snyder and David Kranz. Our bonfire was scheduled for the night preceding the Cazenovia football game. WVe had a great time building the fire, but when the said night arrived. it was very damp. VVe held our first concession on the night of the Clinton basketball game and we are proud of our- selves now because we can finance some of our expenses. Q v' f x x 6 pq, A 49 4 K' 'ggi x Q.,-1,4 ay , , al Firxt Rnuf: Mvffune, Adkins, 0'BriPn, Earll, Mom-, Bartlett, Nlurcluw. Albright, Ulfc-lilizilm-r, Birkficld, NlllIlill0WQ'I', Vhf-slurry, Ser-rmrl Rmr: Baslwr Dalgcly, Nlief-h, Colalwlli, Lainlvvrt, Murphy, Bly:-rs, Austin, Nlill'l'Q'llllS, .Kim-mlulai, Nlue-ll:-r, llnsli. TllfffllfIJ1l'ff'7ll'l Ui'l'lU, Farr, H1-rke-jf, Nlouro ffharles, Ponton, Chesliro, Nleinerz, Lynvh, Lyuns, lit-nt-:lim-t, 0'Brynn. Eighth Grade , r 'X D0l'iS Nvwsomv Kermit Blorrick fi fi E Flirx! How: Sill, llarter, Yvliitv, Vlfildcr, N. Kzlrpp, Snydvr, Tmlal, l,llllt'Hll', Higlry, Ingram. Second Rolf: Vsher, Sm-ro, Smith, Edgett, S. Karpp Dia-kenson, Wwkvvirg, lxzirpp, Fenner, Stratton, Evzms. Third Rmr: l.:nnh, Rovkwt-ll, Rm-kwuml, Jaquuy, Vrumh, Frost, l.am-,lvolivki Gmrmlano, Simons, Wilson, Hodge, Benedict, Eaves. ,, cs. '.', CD W 9 Q 500' v , ' X e , f T' V l PJ .'C ',' ff' ' Q1 t-J if .4-gi l'lI'l'-Vf Hair: Snywlt-r, Nm-l, Nlv.-Xllisfi-r, Snllion, YYulif-ki, xlZI!'f'PllllS, Winans, Murphy, Nluun, W'illi:inis, St-lmpim, Nlviirvgfur. Seronrl Rmr: White Y:-rrn, l,:iwrt-nf-P, Saiffnril, Nlullc-r, Whiting, Rizzo, Sc-liniitt, YY:-ilvutt, Ziinnicr, Mite-hz-Il, Parry, Potter. Thirrl lfmr: 'llllZ7U. Xliralmitu, Slither land, liutlilmns-, Wilrox, Wilson, Nlumlt, Nlomn, Wulxh, Nlac-Bain, Strzulling. .tU1.venl:l'ul1l Varyl Ames Seventh Grade Qi i Leo Kiely Firxl Roux' VV. Lsunlu, Karpp, fiirrm-c-in, B. Lninlm, Davis, Hill, Kenyon, Brownyarrl, Kcefe, Hodge, Fnrner, Bartlett. Seforul Roux' ll. Buter lfuugh. Crumb, Krakusin, Abbott, Lambert, Hatvh, Exec-ll, Collins, Chr-shro, French, Harrie, Evans. Tlzirrl Rm:-5 Grams, Ilengst, Elfler, Get r-hunis, llc-nshuw, Austin, llnnf-hy, Baker, Unger, D. Buterliaugh, Jones, Berrien. QQ .Q C 10' 49 7 V -U A 'S Q , 'Q X I ,,f 11 md, Q? D 'Q vu' 'UG x X , ii way First Row: Irish, Sam-u, Brown, Murphy, Kenyon, Bic-rse, James. Sei-und Blanrfliarcl, Burst, Dew:-y, Simons, Charles, Burch, Buterlmugh Third Rout Burgess, Ami-nrlola, Barry, Knowlton, Glazicr, Wilson, Woods, Ellis. Abscnl: Moe, Pierson, Davies. Mrs. Brasch Slxth rade Bfrs. Evervtts First lfmr: Adkins, Chawten, Stradling, llill, llvllravli, Bartlett, llaslam, Brown, Ripley, Pryor. Su-ond Row: Lynch, Rausa, Mawhinney, Maine Murray, VVhitney, llarris. Third Iimr: Gallvr, liif-rc-v, Keyes, Gazley, Burgess, llartshornc, Walker, Vl'hipple, Young. P' .sis is N- 4' ls -f f,..a ,ll H9 5 I: 4:5 QQ 4.9- Firx! Rolf: Albf-1-, Wallin-e, Snilc-hlvr, llnrris, lllmon, 'I'mi1l, Srour, Paul, Xlrrfraauken, Evans ffrmnl. S - ll-bf, .- J j, Noel, Brusiiul, V5'hih-, l,an1h1-rt, Tuite-n, Woodruff, Lic-uri, Vhzzsten. Lame, Bulcrhzmglr. l Hom ul mlm' I dhn' xhnonam Nlrs. Nlaric Rourkv Fourth Grade 'Sl rs. Mllllrf cl hrnflm l ' .vt Rn : Davis, Stores, Carruccio, Ecole-stun, Austin, Trueworthy, Hogg, Crumb, R4-id. Semml Row: Crawford, Reinwald, Dir-kengfm, Ward' zr w Mueller, Jcwetl, Bartlett, Sollien. Third Ray, Moore, Lamb, Nlvhregor, Iwtc-hon, Alexander, Colubellx, Adams. M ,n - nf an E A ' 5 , f .. x V ai C st .A 9 ex 1'1fYlR0l1 Mm Slxke Ilnbcn Hl'11l1lk,ll415ht II:-lhuh Nlullex Broun lljorkm m N1 tche-ll Lonp lwfle ton Russock Svmnxl Hou B Lamb Nlurphx Oates Hodge l,ambert,Hf-nshm De-mu B Immh Dum Sdmrnons lone- N rw. I llll 1 Hum ruff r-rl Ron XII-cms fruml WI H1-llg N Hier Rofkuf lluw 'Mun ldmfl Burst Vhlluuns har Sollun Rful 96407111 Hou lirus had Brown Bene-dr! Vhldmr W nlkcr, Ilulnu Chu 9 lxlllu xlffUfN hvus Bunh Sdllfl QP Z2 49 x Jax int SLN First Row: Karpp, I4-sperance, R- Cflllllh- Sec-ond Snyder, Davis, NVQ-lls, D4 Crumb. Second Grade Mrs. Flairc Riu- Mrs. lluris Strzulling l ir.vi Roux' Crumb, Robbins, Wlatsun, Young. Murphy, :xShIllf'ilfl, Toth-n, Sollivn, Lewis, f:hIlS 'l'll, llnnhmrk, Nlurruy. Srfmul Roux' Lynx-h Jnquuy. Uvilri. Mulligan. Nlumlt, Nlm-, Dnrr, Nlnrdus, flirperlter. Thirrl lfrJl1'.'Je-wvif, Atiauns, Bllte-rhallgh, Junrs, Sim, Km-fe, Holnlos, Donn van, Alvorll, Hash. 1HJ.Vt'ILf.' l'e':urs:1ll. P0f'kll1llIl. Gardner, Korwr-hm-r. W 'N Jqj I ' 4. JM I 'Q ' Q Q . 3 324 ,gr --,x VW ,,m,X,,,,,f .No 1. Y Q, 1 'i M 7u..4vv-32 -'f- ..'! :.. 'Q Y 'xiii Q. - a 'S ,aw M- .. 51 ' V A x' 'sIQiZ.' -, A ,wx . '5,'iiaiTffa1. lfggwgjlifg 5 A ,-,--, f fn- f'-.fi--'v.'--- TE A 2, T - -Nr.--S'-Q,...- , , 1 ....., t. ijflgtojlqg! M . 83:55 A MAA! f f.,.,-...M a., -.- N.: .yi . f '-2 .-.. s ' ' f A 2 . 25: f ,-1. -. N' - 1 xp. J ' ' - ' -A I X J . ' ,neu , Un -'L' I.-I 1'.r '-H l', H . Q, Ag' 4- '1 ' 34. av'-4 PK . 54 W if g3,,m LJ, qv- Y aan 11 W f QA ' 1 ' ' 'mg AQQ i V r'a', ' 'z f 6'- 'f 7 '15 f 'P' :fy x.' .4 -: l 1 'T ah f z ', 'l'fx .I 'xi' ss, ,Q 1 L- M' , ' 25 46 545, . ' ' QQ? ,asa ,-4' QQ any 'Y' ui ,ig ,-. L + -,x . ' 'T - x -A ,S .lg .- Q, CT 40 -s.o Q- 91 1.51 I 0 ,. 5- First Roux' Young, 0'Brien, Jone-P, Elliss, Bear-h, Eaves cellus, Beach, Finger, Jaquay. Hrs. Nfuriel Chapho Randallsvllle Mrs. Norma Hfialillg First Kecfe, E. Wolicki, Frost, Nlurr-vllm, K:-nyon, Roc-kwa-ll, Warren, Rnhhim, Young. Second Roux' Hill, Potter, R. Wolicki, Jaquay, Robbins, Young, Geruntinn. Warren. J O X4 ,. Q 0 ' , fr 'N 'S' - A -O' .,, , ., , S al, ef .QS 4 y ,495 ' In '. ,Q ' .3 -'N Os 4-Sf 90 i ,-:1.t, 1LA13 Lj4 I' ix A' xt kj' - 3, - 'xfl , Keefe, Jones, Rollins. Second Rolrf Roc-kwell, Cadwell, King, Giordano, Briggfx, Mur- 'Q 4 dt, I 'ix 10 'Vt - A A ,Gln . ' fs Fzrvt Rau Dungvy Vlhimp, Dart, l.. VV:nrrl, Fhrfshrn, Storms, Samuels, Ser-ond Row: Glnzier, Furner, Dir-kenmn, Frnwley, Thayer Storms, f Nlrs. .Xgm-s Krakusil! First Roux' Balla, Watson, Russell, llnrris, Edgm-tl. 'v .1 'X !9l l wh S! w rlw W -l as Hubbardsville Special Class 5 v-91 CTIVITIES Q 0 of X' Qu ' 0 'Q r- v i Ji -sm N Firxt Razr: Jones, Jnquay, Cossitt, J. Brennan. Grvins, Srour, Totten, Warren, F. Brennan, Bradley, Sea-und Razr: Evan:-, Brustad, James. linger, llartor, Yafro, Griffith, Ame-nilola, Blanvlmrvl, lliplvy, Tuzzo, Nl. U'Bric-n, Burke, Staple-ton. Thiffl Rout' Nl. U'llrie-n, llunhani, llolren, Schovlz, Nlunflt, Nloorc, l'ic-rwion, Hoon, 0'i'onnor, Smith, Nix, J. llvthlt-ht-ni, Jonvs. Fourih Rmr: lillllvflillllgll. llnllurtl, Evans, Knowlton, Muller, Wilson, Savvo, Choslwro, P. Bc-thlehcm, l'i4-rson, Bailey, Austin, Thayer. JR.. RED CROSS Nlibs Inez C ook First Row: Higby, Todd, Ingram, Longycar, Fenner, Wilclf-r, Chesbro, Karpp, Hatter. Ser-and Row: Earll, Sill, Albright, Marcellus, Rizzo Schmitt, N. Karpp, Murphy, Third Roux' Nlisr-h, Stratton. Parry, Hodge, Vharles. Karpp, Evans, Noel, Sacco. QQ if ' 3 6 , in Q az.. , 4' W f A, 1, Us -F i.4,.l 0.0 . Y '11 I Y lr.. an 9 Lamb, Smith, Warren. Miss Cook, Phelps, Merkt.. Adams. HO OR SUCIETY The Hamilton National llonor Society helfl its first initiation of the 1954-1955 school year in Decem- ber. Schools that are members of the National Honor Society must conform to certain rules, one of them being that only a certain tlesignaterl percent of any class can belong to the society. In the last part of the 1953-1954 year Sylvia .xll2iHlS, Bob Lamb, ancl l re1l l'helps be- came members. Therefore this December only three more persons coulrl become members. These three were: Margie Merkt, Alice Warren, and Nancy Smith. This year Miss fook is our only advisor, for Miss lleffernan left last year. The oflicers of the 195-I--1955 session of the llamilton National llonor Society are: l'resi1lent, Fretl Phelps: Vice-Presimlent, Bob Lamb, ansl Secretary anrl Treasurer, Sylvia Adams. ln June the Society will welcome new members chosen from the Junior Vlass. t First Rnui: Horton, Smith, Brustad, Gordon, Moore, Evans, Sit-bert, Ifongyear, Galler, NleCune. Neeond Crumb, Moon, Adams, Rogers, Al- vord, Estahrook. Nloore, Knowlton, Warren, 0'Brien, Third Row: Nlaellonald, Koenig, Moon, lieeleston, Yvesteott, Austin, Pierson, Nlerkt, Thro, Berkey. Bliss Eunice Gardiner LMEDAS The Almeda Literary Society under the lead- ership of Margie Nlerkt, Presidentg Catherine Rogers, Yice-Presidentg Nancy Smith, Secretary, and Jane Knowlton, Treasurer, started off the new year with the initiation of nineteen girls on September 30. The initiates were re- quired to wear cost- tumes ranging from a bubble dancer to an old school teacher. These initiates are selected in the Sophomore year if they have maintained an eighty- five percent class average as a Freshman or they can t admitted to the Society in the Junior or Senior year wit an eighty percent average. These candidates are then subject to a unanimous vote of the Society. On November 3, the Society held a ten-cent suppi in the school cafeteria. Also to raise money they sol I home made candy at the Nlasquers' plays, Novemb On December 16, the annual f'hristrnas party w held at the Presideut's house. .X covered dish supp was held and afterwards mama Santa Vlaus visited ar passed out presents. The biggest event of the year was the Almem Ball which was held February 12. Then to complete full year the Almeda's had their banquet and electiol 1, t E Qi' 5 e -if if f if SI Y' 40 19? sa .I K Q' 1 a am' Fifn RW- WHPFGII. Nelson, Rogers, Phelps, Adams, Knowlton, Sehapiro. Second Row: Palmer, Fitehen, Stanley, Amendolu, Thro Mrs. Lois Bjorkman The Masquers Dramatic Society elected as officers for the school year of 1954-1955, Fred Phelps, Presi- dentg Sylvia Adams, Vice-President: Jane Knowlton, Secretary, and Susan Schapiro, Treasurer. Mrs. Lois A. Bjorkman acts as advisor. The Society staged two one-act plays at the school on November 30th, for the grade school in the after- noon and the public in the evening. fast as a retired farmer, his wife, his nephew, and his nephew's wife were David Nlorgan, Marian 'l'hro, Gordon Stanley, and Jane Knowlton, respectively in the dramatic play, Which Is the YVay to Boston . Leading the cast of Balcony Scene were Leigh MASQUERS Fitchen, as a deceased youth attending his own funeral, and Peter Koenig, as his friend, with Tony Amendola, another ghost, and Vonnie Alvord, Ann Iloben, Scott Morgan, Martha Palmer, and Alice VVar- ren, playing the parts of funeral-attenders. In late January, the animal Prize Speaking Vontest will be held for those participants wishing to express themselves in the oratorical field of dramatics. During the Spring the three-act play will be presented by the Masquers. Following these performances, the initiation of new members into the society, and the election of officers for the new year will round out the Xlasquers' yearly activities. Q, Q0 ,U 36 ay UQ ,gn --an V 'Q S -MM' ...A ll'YfIf0ll Rmkmll Los-.lit f frcms lurmlx llmlmr onrllfou T fre-ms Munmn Hulcfnnb lhnpln s Iamcllf lufrlte PRESS CLUB Nlr How ml Hhern nn l'Lrvf Rau Schaplro Rogers Alvurfl Ihdms NI lsun Wurnn wunl Ju N Slllllh Lzunb Stnnlu Ylorgnu xilllllhi Tlurrl Hou Hatch lwtchcn N Smith Jams 1 VJ er 5 2-Kgif ex First Row: Cossitt, Lamb, King, Baker, Jaquay, Jones, Briggs, Whitney. Second Row: Mr. Sorochinsky, Mack, Sacco, Dennison, Ogden, War- ren, Charles, Mr. llalloran. Third Row: McLean, Bradley, Boylan, Soule, Chesbro, Johnson, Crumb. Mr. George llalloran , During the past summer the senior members visi- ted New York City for two days and then traveled down through New Jersey, Delaware and back through Pennsylvania.. In August the chapter dairy judging team participated in the Delhi Judging Contest, placing seventeenth in competition with eighty other teams. Members of the team were Darwin Baker, Jack King and Robert Lamb. The chapter team placed fourth in the Morrisville Judging contest this fall. A program of work consisting of various activities that the chapter will carry out was approved. One of the items under community service was a soil testing service for farmers. This fall the members have taken several soil samples, with more requests for testing in the spring. The chapter has been active in county activities F.F.A. this year, with Robert Lamb, Darwin Baker and Richard Jones being county officers. Lamb and Baker attended the State Leadership training school at Camp Oswetgotchie and conducted a leadership training course for local chapter officers in the county at a meeting in Georgetown. There will bc two county judging contests later in the year. Four members are applying for Empire Farmer awards, which are awarded at the N. Y. S. Future Farmer Convention, held in Baldwinsville this year. Local awards will be presented at the annual Father- Son banquet. Officers of the chapter this year are: Darwin Baker, President, Jack King, Vice-President, Walter Jaqllay. 500l'0l8l'yS Robert Lamb, Treasurer: Richard Jones, Reporter, and William Briggs, Sentinel. -sm N x , 1 ,wg nl, '1 5.1 i .. 'A l K7 Q W , ,T C A, .41 .. ' if' 'V First Row:Buterbaugh Unger Wilson Sacco Watson Polisse P Pierson J Bethlehem lames Serond Raw ' ' . 1 . , . , - . , - g. . . .. , . . . , . . . r :J. Pierson, 'SI , S th, M kt, gl-mfztlfglilt, L. Austin, Thayer, Moon, Mawhinney. Third Row: Hoke, Bailey, Bemis, Moore, Cheshro. Usher, Pi ggflhlellfein, Snsder, The F. H. A., under the guidance of Miss Joan Kenrick, began the year with the following oflicers: President, Gene Watson: Vice-President, Betty Polisseg Secretary, Janis Wilson, Treasurer, Bonnie Piersong Songleader, Barbara Snyder and Parliamentarian, Sally Sacco. There were thirty-one members this year, includ- ing nine new members which were formally initiated in October. The new members which were initiated were Kathy James, Joyce Unger, Barbara Snyder, Bliss Joan Kenrick Betty Lou Young and Martha Olmstead, freshmeng Edith Mawhinney and Dorothy Usher, sophomores, and Margie Merkt and Nancy Smith, seniors. Early in the year the organization held a bake sale at the village clerk's office to raise money. It was very successful. They also collected clothes which were sent to a Korean boy. At Christmas time they collected food for needy families. They also held their annual Christmas party which was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. 19 Mundt, Powell, llartshorne, J. lzvans Knowlton, Westcott, 'gifs ,Je J CFO ! , I Thzrd Rout' C. Evans, Ballard, Verro, Blanchard, n. S. Schapiro, lnngyear. Fourth Razr: Bash, K. Randall, Lawrence, Waas, I fi Rogers, Henshnw, Nelson, Mc-Donald, Verro, Chase. Stanley, Et-cleston, S. Sehapiro, Brownyard, Mirabito, Knowlton. Fif!h Row: Getchonis, D. Randall, Fitehen, Hahn, Stanley, Mr. Knowlton, Getehonis, Morgan, Hadley, Srour, Fairchild, Rockafellow. BA The Hamilton High school band, under the ton, opened its year with the election of officers. These officers were: Fred Phelps, President: .V Dave Morgan, Vice- President: Susan Scha- piro, Treasurer, and Jane Knowlton, Secretary. That the band pro- vides great support for the athletic teams is Mr. Vvmiam Knowlton shown by the fact that there was representation of some sort at least at every football game but one, including halftime programs at three games, and by direction of Dir. Knowl- the activities of the pep band at pep rallies and basket- ball games. The big boom of the bass drum can be heard with every cheer. This year's band was well represented at the All- Vounty Band in the fall. Included in this band were: Jonathan Hartshorne, cornet: Gordon Stanley, horng Hopp Hadley, drums: .lane Knowlton and Mary Macllonald, saxophonesg Vatherine Rogers, Conard Dahn, and Dave Morgan, clarinets: and Fred Phelps, trombone. The Sectional All-State Hand, a more select group, was attended by Fonard llahn and Gordon Stanley. Among the other activities of the hand are the magazine-selling campaign in the fall and attendance at the annual Band Day at Cornell at Ithaca. The year is rounded out by out-of-town concerts, marching and, of course, by the summer band concerts in the park. s R Q -c 4 e . W ,fx if - 3. gl I - ., J, V 1,3 V A E 1 4. . M 'sr 4 A , Z, may ri . k ' 1, rg, fy , U L I A' f . W 4 1 Q 3. . V . , I F 1 1 ' 5 ' v - S' 1 Q 'ht 3 1' - 1 ' i '5 ' .1 1 I V ii ' Fi-Nasir '- ' 1 ' 'V W. M - 'tl ' First Roux' Henshaw, Rockwood, Todd, 0'Brien, Burke, Thro, Berrien, VVaus, J. Westcott, Mcllonald, Schapiro, Berrien, Getchonis. Second How: Lawrence, McCune, Berkey, Eccleston, Evans, Chase, H. Muudt, Dnhn, Link, Hadley, Wilson, Stanley, Knowlton, C. Harter. Third Row: lbithhone, Hnrtshorne, Fairchild, Phelps, Fitchen, K. Mundt, Morgan, Stanley, Morgan, Rogers, Alvord, N. Westcott, Otfenhamer, Fenner, M rs. Wans, Absent: Schlesser, Koenig. Blrs. Evelyn Waag The high school orchestra of Hamilton Central School, directed by Mrs. Evelyn Waas, is comprised of student instrumentalists from the seventh through twelfth grades. Its officers for the school year 1954- 1955 are Gordon Stanley, President, David Morgan, Vice-President, Leigh Fitchcn, Secretary, and Nfary Jane Chase and Camilla Harter, Librarians. Eight of the orchestra's members, violinists Barbara Berrien, Mary Jane Chase, and Julia Koenig, violinists Christine Berkey and Toni McC'uneg cellists Nlarian Thro and Nancy VVestcott, and percussionist ORCHESTRA Hopp Hadley, participated in the Sectional All-Sta Orchestra, which practiced and performed at N Hartford in November. A number also played in All-County Orchestra at Deliuyter. On the orchestra's schedule for this year appearances at the county music festival and the st. music contest, as well as at the local high schoi plays and prize-speaking competitions. The ann spring Music Night and high school Commenceml are other occasions when the group will have an opp tunity to show what it has accomplished in practice. ol IJ' I , X . 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GIRLS' CHURUS Nliss Phoebe Gaylord First Rout' Sehapiro, Nl:-Cune, U'llrien, Hzirll, Ingram, Albright, Nlurphy, Ameniloln, Vfrlziliellx 0III1 Roux' Bloc, llighy, Nlorflus, N. Karpp, Schmitt, Yvhite, Nlurr-elluw, Nlunshmwr, Adkins. Third Roux' Snlvalm-r, follins, Sollien, Stratton, Nlmwti. Zimmer, Furnt-r, S. Karpp. Nlr'Gregor, Noel, Bartlett. 7' ov it Q Q -Us so QQ 1 Q lk l ,A igiiffl-'f,Ns ,K1y?K . Q 6 , Q it .nf L 4 '-Sli? ,P nigga! 33447 Codl mr Besshor He LDho.+ s Ever bod L king 'Y' ? Depresssn .Lsn + I+ Who. Hofafen? Con r-ed'ulo.+uop,g2 S+'Pe'h 'Don + O mr Somiman L00 heed. 'Some Slang Lobkf 0-'V me 'moi' MJGH3 1 . 1' lf V U I A ' A 3 - 3 3 5 Y 5? H- , ,.,,,,i Y f L X 4, A Y ,., , , ..,. LA' :Sd liz? - . fix I C N ' Q ' . up , If Q h . . Hold Thad' 'Pose -' -' Co.:-olg blow 2 'Pe'l'e! we Ki'-QW . 9 -' Sou.. PQ, H O-nc9.SOvn e 0 f 1 - W -, , . , ., . f def- i, 'H , s - -f y ffwf f :Wm Q. 1 , A ..m'.,,, V , L A ,v,,,, M ,. 4-awp, - P ' f I 1. .ml A HF-457 ,f . 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In his first year as head coach, Mr. Moore was faced with the unenviable task of finding replacements for thirteen graduated veterans, a greater number of them linemen. Returning was last year's stellar hackfield, comprised of Bob Ripley, Bob Karpp, Tom Fitzpatrick, and Tony Amendola, but the only linemen left with any appreciable game-experience were: Sam Giordano and Brian Vlialsh. During pre-season practice coach Moore and his assistants, Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Sorochinsky, worked hard to mold the team into a cohesive unit. As the opener with Y. Y. S. approached their efforts were beginning to bear fruit. Un the night of September 24, the Emeralds entertained an experienced V. Y. S. team on the Kendrick Avenue field. The inex- perienced Hamilton line made several costly mistakes on which an alert Y. Y. S. team capitalized to score three touchdowns while holding Hamilton to two, the final score was '20-13. Early in the game rugged Emerald halfbaek 'l'om Fitzpatrick suffered a dislocated shoulder and was lost to the team for three weeks. The following week, the Greenies journeyed to Canastota to play Pinky Schmidt's rugged Canas- totans. Throughout the game Hamilton experienced great difficulty in penetrating the flanastotans de- fenses while Canastota ran the middle of the Emerald line almost at will. Midway through the first quarter Hamilton scored its first and only touchdown with Dick Breitenstein going Q3 yards on a naked reverse for the tally. Bleanwhile Vanastota scored four touch- downs to win 96-6. The next week Hamilton was back on home grounds again to meet the always powerful Redmen of Oneida. It was in this game that the Greenies gave their fans their first glimpse of the fine football they were destined to play in the next three games. t'p against a heavier, more experienced Oneida squad the Emeralds put up a courageous fight but succumbed in ARSITY FOOTB LL l ir.vt Row: Whitney, Breitenstein, Kinney, Lambert, Briggs, Duheme, Evans, Fowler, Stradling, Mitchell, Grems, Case, Dahn. Second Row: lleud Coach Moore, Amendola, Giordano, Stapleton, Ripley, Fitzpatriek, Kurpp, Getehonis, Juquay, Morgan, Koenig, VValsh, Gordon, Assistant Foam-li Wheeler, Assistant Coach Soroehinsky. Third Row: Manager Chapin, Manager Kingsbury, Crumb, Moon, Purdy, Randall, Rausa, Wilcox, Soule, Bradley, White, Saeco, Vantine, Assistant Manager U'Bryan. 3 30 30 1 1'-f' .4 3 LI.45 7. 31 g,l6'28 Q Y 39' 3 In 47 A45 291,34 .11 35 22 ri 0 7i ifm 4 ' 49? 14 M . the end to 0neida's superior depth, losing to the tune of 26-7. Hamilton was a win hungry ball club as they traveled to Chittenango the next week and beforethe afternoon was over Hamilton had chalked up its first win. Going through. around and over f'hittenango's defenses the Emerald line broke Tony Amendola loose for four touchdowns and Bob Ripley for two to win 40-13. The next game found Hamilton entertaining a strong Clinton team at the Kendrick Avenue field. In recent years the llamilton-Vlinton game has developed into quite a bitter rivalry and this year's game was no exception. In a seesaw offensive battle which saw the lead change hands three times, Bob Karpp hit Dave ltlorgan with a long touchdown pass in the closing minutes of the game which gave Hamilton a 38-31 win. The last game of the year found Hamilton meeting lea-gue leading Cazenovia. From the kickoff to the final whistle Hamilton's supremacy was never in doubt. The Emerald line opened gaping holes again and again for Bob Ripley and Tony Amendola to run through and the Emerald defenses bolstered by the return of Tom Fitzpatrick and Sam Giordano almost completely stopped the Cazenovia attack. The hnal score was 38- 90 in Hamilton's favor with Bob Ripley scoring four touchdowns as he rounded out his illustrious career in a brilliant fashion. Much credit for Hamilton's fine late season surge must be given to the coaches Mr. Moore, Mr. Sorochinsky, and Mr. Wheeler, who kept the spirit of the team going week after week. Next year you can look for another fine Emerald team for although Bob Ripley, Tony Amendola, Tom Fitzpatrick, Bob Karpp, Bill Briggs, Sam Giordano, Gary Grems, Walter Jaquay, Sam Stradling, Trent Evans, and John Bartlett are lost through graduationg Dick Breitenstein, Bob Kinney, Conard Dahn, Tom Rausa, Pete Koenig, Jim Getchonis, Dave lNlorgan,Fred Whitney, Gordon Duheme and Brian Walsh are return- ing to keep the coaches happy. ef' I A ' if . t 1 '35 1 . - at .1 Syl gafte-aff? 5 if in -f ' ' . . ' ' wg iii iii.. .M X' a . XM 'i 'df' xi 1, 2 ,Hi X'fyX 5' 'ini' t, 5-i'lsff'h-fi First Rout: Chaphc, Stradling, Breitenstein, Rausa, Grems. Ser-ond Roux' Smith, Karpp, Mitchell, VVoodruff, Coach lioore. Third How: Fitz- patrick, Bartlett, Blorgan, Phelps. V RSITY B This is a year of rebuilding for the Varsity basket- ball team under its new coach, Walter Moore. Tom Fitzpatrick and Bob Karpp are the only men with sub- stantial varsity playing-experience. Sid Smith, Gary Grems. and Sam Stradling were also varsity men last year, with Brian lYalsh, Jim Mitchell, Dick Breiten- stein, Tom liausa, and Dave Morgan. moving up from the JY squad. Dex Vhaphe and John Bartlett round out the relatively green team, The season opened with a big disappointment as we lost to Vlinton, -1-Q-Q5. Although the game was reasonably close until the final minute, when Vlinton broke away to a big lead, the team, as shown by the statistics, was really off. Tom Hausa was high scorer for the losers, with 8 points. The next night was no improvement over the first game. A very good Norwich team tramped over our team, 74-46 in a game in which we were thoroughly out-played. Dick lireitenstein was top man with 11 points. Things began to look up as the team returned to league competition. Although Oneida won 65-51, it was a much more tightly-fought contest all the way. The loss was due to too much fowling by Hamilton and to 0neida's sleeper fast break which constantly beat our boys down the ftoor. Tom Hausa became the first man to score Q0 points and Bob Karpp had 12. The next game resulted in a convincing victory over a weak lvaterville team. By a 61-44 score, the boys romped home in a game in which the whole team got a good chance to play. Rausa had a great night with 20 points in the first half. KETB LL The Chittenango game was the most disappointing game yet, because of the manner of losing. With the score tied 51-51 and about ten seconds left in the game, a Chittenango dribbler broke away and sank a crazy layup. A technical foul added another point making the final score 54-51. Karpp had 21 points for the losing cause. Vanastota proved a good contest in the team's first outing after the holidays. Although handling the ball well and close behind all the way, llamilton lost by 8 points, 62-54, on the huge court which exhausted everyone. The Sherburne game gave the team a huge lift. Playing at Sherburnc-'s small home court, where they have been almost invincible in recent years, Hamil- ton found just enough holes in the opposition's zone defense to eke out a 59-56 victory. Jim Getchonis up from the JY's for this one game, put it on ice with a jump shot in the final minute. Rausa and Karpp led the great team effort with 17 points apiece. The Vazenovia game which followed was a big letdown. The f'az-men were really sharp and rebound- ed excellently in their 63-44 triumph. Hausa and Karpp each pitched in 12 points. The team has now nearly concluded the first half of its season with the not very imposing record of two wins and six losses, but the surprising thing about them is that they went on to defeat V.V.S., who was tied for third place. Nice going boys. The boys have all been improving steadily but each team we meet seems better than the last. Not so for V. V. S. First Row: Randall, Hadley, Soule, Srour, Mitchell, Rockafellow, Hartshome. Second Row: Moon, O'Hora, Dahn, Matteson, Getchonis, Sny- der, Morgan, Coach Wheeler. Abserd: Kranz. J.V. BASKETBALL Under the guidance of our new coach, Mr. Richard Wheeler, the following returnees from last year's J. V. squad, Jim Getchonis, DeVVitt Randall, Fonard Dahn, and W'ade Rockafellow, along with this year's new- comers Hopp Hadley, Gary Mattison, Bill Mitchell, George Srour, Johnathan Hartshorn, Dave Kranz, Lanny Snyder, Scott Morgan, and Jay Soule, were whipped into fine shape for their first encounter. Clinton presented a fine opener as we beat them 45-28. Jim Getchonis dunked 17 poirits while Conard Dahn made 10. As usual, when we journeyed to Norwich, we met an extremely strong team and lost. 51-39. Jim Getchon- is led the losers with 15 points. The following week at Oneida we won a thriller by the score of 48-45. Again leading the scorers was Jim Getchonis with 17 points, followed by Gary Matti- son with 14 points and DeVVitt Randall with 10. The next two weeks presented fairly easy victories against YVaterville and flhittenango. Respectively these were 51-41 and 46-31. Jim Getchonis led all scorers with 16 points in each game. Canastota was our first encounter after the long Christmas holidays. VVith a poor showing Hamilton lost 50-37. Getchonis and lilattison each had 8 points for the losers. An undefeated Sherhurne team presented us with our first non-league game since Norwich. After a tight first half the Sherburne squad began to pull away and won decisively 49-34. Jim Getchonis led the Hamilton team with 12 points. Back in the league, anotncr undefeated team, Cazenovia, was next to be contended with. A slow first half put the damper on our chances of victory and we lost 44-29. George Srour hooped 10 points to lead the Hamilton scorers. With another chance at every team in the league we hope to end up with a very successful season. First Row: Coach Sandwick, Fitchen, Amenflola, Grems, Hausa, Benson, Coat-h Moore. Sefrond Row:Sn1ith, Ripley, Karpp, lireitenstein. Loop. Third Roux' Fitzpatrick, Fitchen, Walsh, Tegtmeyer, Dnhn. BASEBALL Under the tutelage of Mr. Walter Moore and Mr. John Sandwich, Hamilton chalkefl up a recorfl of four wins and six losses, a recorcl which with a few hreaks coultl have heen eonsiclerahly hetter. .Xt the heginning of the season the lack of consistent pitching hurl the Emeralfls hut towarcls the encl of the campaign llick Breitenstein antl t'onartl llahn hecame reliahle clnickers. .Xfter losing their tirst three games in a row. the Greenies flumpefl Waterville 12-4 with Sill Smith supplying the heavy hitting antl Dick lireitenstein, the winning pitching. In their next game the Hmeraltls evenefl up their recorcl as they wallopecl Vlinton 8-I with lioh Karpp, lioh Ripley anil Tony .Xmentlola leatling the way. The limerahls then went into a ilisastrous losing streak as they tlroppetl games to Uneiila, t'azenoviaan1l Sherrill. In a return match with Fazenovia however, they regainecl their winning form, heating the Forn- huskers 7-6 on Brian Walslfs game-winning single in the ninth. f'onar1l Hahn was the winning pitcher. ln their final game the limeralfls easily ilefeaterl Flinton, 2-4, with lioh ltipley ancl Sifl Smith getting three hits apiece, as Dick llreitenstein twirlecl a two- hitter. la-ailing hitter for the lfmeralcls was Tony Amenflola with a .450 average, closely followefl hy Holi Ripley with a .438 average. Lost through grailuation are such stellar per- formers as Dick Benson, Skip Fitchen, ansl Dick Loop. Boh Ripley was ineligihle he-cause he hatl already had his four years of hasehall. lit-turning this year are Tony .Xnn-mlola, Tom ltausa, Torn Fitzpatrick, Boll Karpp, Leigh Fitchen, Sitl Smith, lliek llreitenstein, Vonarfl llahn antl Brian Walsh. Lamb, Knowlton. Nlundt.Sne4-o. .ll1.vrnf: Knrpp. Nl rs. Elizaheth liehlel' The Girls Sports Council headed by Nlrs. Harry Bchler, is an organization which helps the girls voice their opinions in the direction of sports. Elected this year by the girls, gym classes were: Jean Galler, President: Jane Knowlton, Secretary: Sally Sacco, Treasurer: Leni Mundt, Nancy Karpp, lYilma Lamb, representatives. A representative is elected from each grade. These girls meet regularly. and their johs are: To set up a point system hy which SPURTS' COUNCIL the girls may receive letters or awards for their parti pation in sports: to select the inter-scholastic tean and to arrange games with other schools. 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