Hancock Central Hgih School - Chehocton Yearbook (Hancock, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1953 volume:

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A AWWWJM2 ,gymf J,0,,,w,.W,,f 9004 In memory of a classmate HOSE DUMOND who died in 1951 On March 25, 1955, the little hamlet of East Br On April 26, 1954, the little metropolis of Sta the new arrival of a baby boy. This boy was soon na high school days in Hancock Central, he has entered industrial arts. two yearsg wrestling club, one year football and rifle club each one year, lntramurals, lker, Penn. was doomed with med Ralph Adams. During his into the following activities: 3 archery club, stage crew, three years, and was a member of the Senior play stage crew in his fourth year. Ralph's favorite expression is none heck of a thing' and his nickname is nTHt8.N Farming is what he plans to do in the future, and one with a good outlook, we think. Working on stage crews and hunting is his himkm. Shop and avla likes and social studies and English are his main di we wonder?l His cause of death will probably be Hea The first girl on our list was born in Cadosia Joan Benedict. Joan was a member of the YOU club in belonged to the dramatics and library clubs in her F expression is Wdarn lt,' but we question her about t high school was becoming a Senior and her hobby is safe driving class. From what we've heard, she has Joan's future ambition is to become a nurse, so the goal, Joan. Among her likes are long vacations and include getting up in the morning and a combination flakes, although we can't imagine why. Driving, or cause Joan's death. d For another Senior girl, we have to travel a fe fair city, on September 50, 1955, Barbara Bisbee was active in both clubs and music organizations and has years. Her favorite expression is 'I'll never tell. fondest memory in high school is her Sophomore year, is to go to college. Barbara likes all sports, food dislikes people who don't tell the truth. Her cause be worrying about getting 100 in every test. tion are listed among his slikes. fAny special reason ther!!! on June 5, 1956. Her name is her Sophomore year and reshmen year. Her favorite his. Her fondest memory in rivlng Mr. Courtln crazy in developed unique skill at this best of luck in reaching your new clothes. Her dislikes of olives, molasses and corn learning to, will most likely w miles to Deposit. In this born. Barbara has been been a cheerleader for three ' Barb tells us that her and that her future ambition and vacations, but she of death will most certainly anch was overjoyed by the In Brooklyn, N. Y. on February 21, 1956, the stork delivered a charming little arrival of a new baby boy who became Allen Brannen. During Allen's high school days, he has been in chorus for three years, baseball, three yearsg football, one year, archery, dance, leaders and officials, rifle, apparatus, bachelors and projection clubs for one year each. He also took part in the operetta one year and played the part of 'Jonathan' in the Senior play. Allen has participated in intramurals all four years of high school. nPowder River' is his favorite expression and playing baseball has been his fondest memory. He tells us his nickname is 'Oop,' and we wonder how it was derived. A1len's future ambition is to attend Brockport Physical Education College. Horseback riding, fishing, hunting are given as his hobbies and he dislikes conceited groups of people. His likes, however, include horses, trailer camps and cars. Frankly, we're puzzled over the cause of his death. Our 'man of the hour,' Charles Brewer, had the honor of being born in the county seat, Delhi, on December 18, 1934. A member of the band, of which he is president during his Senior year, a member of orchestra for four years and a delegate to the All-State Band at Rochester, we find that one of Charl1e's hobbies is playing his trombone, and that he would like to be a music teacher. A leader among the Seniors, he has been president of his class for the last two years, is the president of the student council and is a member of the Honor Society. He has played on the baseball, football and basketball teams, having been captain of the last two in his Senior year. His portrayal of 'Herbert Gage' in the Senior play will long be remembered. Charlie has also been active in the A.A.B., of which he is president this year. Hie fondest memory in high school was his Junior year and English III. His likes are Fran, of course, music and basketball. His death will be caused by not being busy or an officer of some organization. boy who in high fondest was quite a game! Among his other activities a three years and treasurer for two yearsg Honor and Senior play, one year. The Senior trip is He desires a future as an accountant and hunts sports, guns, the Yankees, and hates conceited 14 was named Horton Brewer, who is now nickname propl d nTiny.' While he has been school, Horton has been on the football team all four years. He says his memory is the Deposit-Hancock football game of 1950, and we agree that it seball, one year, rifle club, ty, two years, aviation club re ba Socie listed as his fondest memory also. and fishes as a hobby. He likes e. Bashfulness will cause his death, we're sure. The P0PUlHt10h of Hancock was increased by one citizen on May l5, 1955. This citizen was Vernon Brown. He has been in the school band for four years and was elected vice president in his fourth yearg a member of the orchestra, two yearsg a member of chorus, two yearsg a member of the Mass Band for two yearsg and was in the music competition for three years. Vernon has been a member of the Rifle club for four years and was elected as president in his third year and an executive officer in his second year, he has played intramurals and helped with stage crews for three years. He was also a member of the projection club for three years. Vernon's favorite expression is 'ratsn and his fondest memory in high school is Roberta. His future ambition is to be a farmer. Vern's hobbies are bee-keeping and carpentry and women and shop work are his likes. He does not, however, like homework and English. The death of this boy will be caused by parting with the new sousaphone he plays in band. George Crawford's most remembered date must certainly be July 5, 1955, because this was the date of his birth. By the way, he was born in Sands Creek. We just couldn't overlook that fact! In the first three years of high school, George was very active in sports, especially in basketball, and in his Sophomore year, he joined the football sguad. He was a member of the band for three years, and played the part of 'George in the Senior play. Cwas that a co1nc1dence?D George's future ambition ls the Marines. This doesn't give many of the girls a chance, George, or is that the idea? George likes movies, driving and good times, but he definitely dislikes English IV, concelted people and baseball. Girls will undoubtedly cause his death, but then, they're liable to cause anyone's death! A very small, but happy-go-lucky blonde, Gail DuMond was born ln Starlight, Penn. on December 27, 1955. Throughout her high school years, Gail has been in chorus for four years, was a member of the library club for two years and was also a member of the dance club for one year. Her fondest memory, though, was entering 510. 'Practice what you preach' is the advice this little girl gives in her favorite expression, and to clerk in a store is her ambition for the future. Gail is crazy over banana cream ple and St. Nicholas, a very tempting combination, however,she looks with distate upon sauerkraut, homework and conceited people. Ga1l's death, we assure you, will definitely be caused by getting fat. A bouncing bundle of joy, Sonya English, was dropped in Hancock by the stork on November 10, 1955. Sunny, whose ambition is to be a nurse, and whose favorite expression is 'you're not very n1ce,' is very active in many organizations: band, l,2,5,4 years, orchestra, 4, chorus, 2,5,4-presidentg cheerleading l,2,5,4, captain 2 and 43 student council, 2,5,4g operetta, 53 senior play, 45 All-State Sectional, l,5. Sunny's hobbies are playing the piano, driving, and she likes men, clothes, spaghetti, hunting. She does not like gossips and liars. Cause of death?-- keeping the same hair style for life. Cute, petite Shirley Eberleln was born at Balls Eddy, September 17, 1955. 'Shirt-tail has been active in a variety of organizations: journalism in her Senior yearg dance club and its secretary in her Sophomore year, lcould this have any connection with the Sophomore year being her fondest memory in high school?J intramurals and chorus during the Freshmen and Junior years. Well,row de dow,' to use her favorite expression, is what we say when she tells us her hobbies are painting and drawing. Among her likes are music, sports and movies, but Shirley dislikes long assignments which always cause a bad temper. we believe that our future secretary's death will be caused by a young man whose name is Gordon, to give you a little hint. Another Senior who was born in Hancock is Mary Anna Fagan, whose birthdate is March 16, 1955. Mary has been in many activities during her high school years. Among these are dance club, l,2g operetta, l,5g vice president of the F.H.A. in her Senior yearg playdays, 1.2,3g chorus, four years, intramurals, three years and the Christmas pageant four years. Her hobby is collecting pictures iof whom?J and her favorite expression is gee willlesln Among Mary's likes are chololate ple, Santa Claus, dances, old cars ifrom Penn.?l Her dislikes include liver, spinach, snakes, homework and concelted people. 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J - .X 1 W ' 3'-x ' Mx Lfjyj thi C-M eu' U e iiiiif Y ' ' Pix 'I 0 G' - a',a u v I HLA G ' 4 an x j Vx 1 S5 'iiwg ,V up sg vet., ! P exmasf-..6 .Lqjgpf J Mrs. Mack 17 On July 29, 1936, the metropolis of Deposit, N. Y. was honored with the birth of our blonde Adah Faigle. She tells us her favorite expression is 'jeepers,n but we have more often heard her exclaim nratsi' Adah has participated in intramurals, has been a cheerleader, a member of the Orchestra and has taken part in the Mass Orchestra for four years each. She was elected secretary of the orchestra in her Senior year. In this same year, she was also the student council secretary. For three years, she has been the class secretary. With all this experience, it seems very logical that her future ambition is to be a secretary. We're betting she will have no difficulty whatsoever in reaching this achievement. In high school, Adahis also a member of the dance club, three years and took part in the All-State Sectional Orchestra in her first and third years of high school. When she was a Sophomore, Adah was her class representative to the Junior Prom. Under the heading of likes, she puts typing and safe driving, but she has no definite dislikes. For her cause of death, we predict it to be taking dictation at 120 wpm. In Deposit, N. Y. on June 9, 1934, a rather quiet, but ambitious boy was born. Vergil Falgle has been vice president of almost every organization he has been in: Junior class, Senior class student council during his third year and the Honor Society. He is active in journalism club, of which he has been a member since he was a Freshmen. He is co-editor of the Yearbook, was an honor guard and chairman of the democratic mock convention during his Junior year, and was in chorus in his Sophomore year. Since his hobby is horseback riding, we find that Vergil likes horses and pumpkin pie. His only dislike is long assignments, and we don't wonder why. A down-to-earth expression, noh, f1ddle,n gives a clue that his future ambition is to be a farmer. Though he seems rather shy and is easily embarrassed, he has a keen sense of homor. His death, we feel will be caused by getting married. Another of our Penn. boys is George Gehrig. George was born in Lake Como on January 24, 1936. It seems as though he is quite interested in sports as he took part in basketball for two years, baseball, two years, volleyball, track and cross country one year each. George was also an honor guard in his Junior year. His favorite expression says 'ls that bad?' and his fondest memory of high school ls the Senior year, he also added,because lt's the last. George would have to ruin it by adding that! His future ambition is to be an air force mechanic and his likes include hunting, driving, basketball and baseball. His dislikes--homework, police and 30 mph speed limits. Cthat's telling!! Although George doesn't realize lt, we're almost certain his death will be caused by a certain Senior girl. Why not give her a chance, George? On August 14, 1935 in Brooklyn, N. Y., another child was born who was soon named Ella Mae Gibbs. While Ella has been ln high school, she has been in the camera club for one year, library club, one year, glee club, two years and participated in lntramurals for two years. Ella's favorite expression is 'don't kill the goose that laid the golden egg,n and her future ambition is to be a school teacher. Her nickname is Ellie, and her hobbies are ice skating and making a scrap book of movie stars. Brooklyn Dodgers, movies and real people are main likes and her dislikes say 'the mlghtier than thou.' As for her death, we'll say it will be caused by the Yankees. April 24, 1936 is a memorable date to a certain Senior boy, namely Albert Gillow who was born in Galilee, Penn- Albert has been a member of the journalism, aviation, leaders and official, rifle and projection clubs. He has also been a member of the football squad, the baseball team and has played intramurals for four years. He has been in the Honor Society for two years and was nMr. Loomisu in the Senior play. Albert tells us that his favorite expression ls ndig that!' and that his nickname is Einstein. He also says that his fondest memory in high school is the Senior play. In the future, Albert hopes to become an electrical technologist. H18 likes include 8 Crosley, cookie and fruit flavored lipstick. He does not like big cars, conceited women, English III and turnips. The ncookien spokaiof above will surely cause his death. On June 5, 1935, the thriving metropolis of Equinunk was increased by one person, namely Jennie Gillow. 'Jenny Wren1 whose future ambition is to be a dress maker and designer, has had practice along this line as she was in the Spring Fashion Show in 1952 and has been in the FHA for three years. She likes nice clothes, popular music and enjoys writing the fashion page for the Spotlight occasionally. Jennie was also in chorus for three years and dislikes Jerry C. K?l and H0nesdale. lany connection, we ask?J She also dislikes rainy weather and Te. VARSITY-- Front-D. Kinne, J. Herzog, W. Bisbee, C. Caskey, C.HBI'g0i'isg: SONGPM A. Holbert, G. Gem-ig, R. Halstead. Back row: Coach Buck. - 8 W7 C 5, - J -jlV,S-i M' X ,7,,M ' Q JUN1OR VARSITY-- Coach Fairbank, B. Williams, D. Horn, J. Salvatore, L. Rosenfield, R. Elwood, D. Perkins, C. Gear, R. Faigle, R. Wormuth, W. Waldron, D. Keel. I 19 long, hard assignments, and like the majority of people in this community, she is a Republican. We'll long remember this girl for her beautiful blonde hair, which will cause her death if she has to cut it. April 22, 1955 marked the birth of another girl in Hancock. This girl was Mary Herzog, who says her favorite expression is nbig deal,' and we wonder if it could have anything to do with her fondest memory in high school which is the day 'she skipped school to go to Lakewood.n Since Mary has been in high school, she has taken an active part in dance club two years, intramurals two years, FHA one year, and chorus and the Christmas pagent each three years. Mary is looking for- ward to being a nurse as her future carrer. Cl! hope you'll be kind to your pat1entsJ Her hobby is collecting records. Chocolate bit cookies, Tony Curtis, a GMC truck, history and liver are her main likesg conceited people, smoking, long assignments are her dislikes. Her death will be caused by settling down with one mane The Hilltop girl who loves horses, Heather Hillman, was born in Hancock on January 18, 1956. Heather has been in orchestra for four years and has also been a twlrler for the same length of time. She was in music appreciation club during her Sophomore yearg in art club in her Freshmen year and has played intramurals in all four high school years. We find that her hobby is collecting pictures and statues of horses. Among her likes are sports, Mkmcurie and Fords, children and helping sick people. With this list, it is quite obvious that her future ambition is to be a nurse or kindergarten teacher. Her dislikes include snobs, cliques, sloppy dressers, cheese and cars that won't run. 'Are you kiddlngln is Heather's favorite expression. Her cause of death will certainly be cutting her hair. A surprise bundle of joy, Jack Holbert was born on January 9, 1956 in Walton, N. Y., just to be different. WPoken which is his nickname, is extremely descriptive of him. He has taken part in intramurals for four years and has worked on unnumbered stage crews. He,was also a member of the tumbling and model airplane clubs for one year each, the rifle club for two years and the projection club for three years. That's one heck of a thing,' Jack says to all situations, and his future ambition is to join the marines. He likes hunting, swimming ans substitute teachers, although we can't guess why. Jack does not like English, social studies and long assignments. His cause of death is certainly anybody's guess. November 9, 1956 and Equinunk, Penn. mark the date and place of birth of Sheldon Houghtallng. Since entering high school, NHoughy' has been a member of aviation and wrestling clubs and the Senior play stage crew for one year each. Also in the line of school activities, he participated in intramurals all four years, was a member of the rifle club two years and a member of the projection for three years. Besides these things, he occupied much of his time with his fondest memory in high school--baseball. Sheldon frequently asks the question Wwhat do you know about the price of rice in Russ1a?' as his favorite expression, and is always on the look-out for odd shaped stones which he collects as a hobby. He has the future figured out to contain a career of being a truck driver. As his likes, Sheldon lists eating, swimming, hunting and fishing. His pet Wunmentionables are social studies and English--oh, for shame! Our crystal ball tells us that his death will be caused by having everyone he meets pronounce his last name correctly. club The quietest girl in the Senior homeroom, Janet Keel was born in Hancock on January 50, been in the high school event which 1956. Janet, who can always be found reading a book or studying, has library club two years, the art club one year and was a member of the chorus in her Senior year. Her fondest memory was the Senior trip, an will always be a memory to everyone who went. As Janet gazes into her future, we can see her as an elementary teacher, which agrees with her very much. She likes pleasant and friendly people and black hair, but going to the other extreme, she dislikes red hair and vegetable soup. Her death will undoubtedly be caused when she has to scold her students at the top of her lungs. Can you imagine that? On November l, 1955, the population of Hancock was increased by one citizen. This person 15 Nila Kingsbury, who is now a Senior. During her high school days, she has entered into a number of activities, namely the band, four yearsg orchestra four years and vice president in her fourth yearg chorus, three yearsg cheerleading two years, lntramurals four yearsg dramatlcs club, two yearsg dance club, one yearg Senior play, one yearg All-State Sectional, three years. WAll rightien is her favorite expression and lab periods are her fondest memories in high school. Her future ambition is to be a music teacher and her hobby is music boxes. Among her 20 EL 7 - -1- ,S W 0 s f' '1 4,9 Carolyn Anp lg Carlyu Ck y lgariyn 5 an ce gf' NA 0 21 llkes she has listed music, food and men! LA nice selection you have.D Conceited people are her dislikes. Her cause of death will be not hitting any wrong notes in the same band selection. On May 13, 1955 in Callicoon, a baby girl was born. Joan Kinne, who is now one of our active Seniors, has participated in many activities while in high school She played the part of Sarah in the Senior play and is the Business Manager of the Yearbook. She took part in lntramurals was a member of the dance and dramatlcs council treasurer during her first year K.E. two years, Honor Society two years during her Freshmen and Sophomore year, and clubs for one year each. She was student of high school and has been a member of the and was a delegate to the Syracuse Citizenship Day in her Junior year. Joan tells us that her favorite expression is 'jeepers Christmasn and that her fondest memory in high school is the day she got 99 in business law regents after taking the subject for only a half a year. Joan's future ambition is to be a delegate to the U. N. or a member of the State Dept. Her hobby is baby sitting and heading her list of likes is a certain policeman, followed by history. Her dislikes are olives and molasses on cornflakes, a novelty from the Senior play. She also dreads the memory of getting stuck in the safe driving car and spiders. Joan's cause of death will be the driver of a certain blue and white Pontiac. iwon't he, Joan?J Another one of those New Yorkers who has migrated north, Jerry Messana, was born in Long Island, March 25, 1936. nPasquale,n though he is little, was on the wrestling team in his Sophomore year, in leaders and officials club during his Junior year, ln A.A.E. for three years, chorus, 2 k 3, intramurals, three years, bachelor's club, 5 and in the K.E.-A.A.B. Variety Show in his Senior year. Jerry's fondest memory in high school is getting out--'boy that's shrewdy!n Chis favorite expression fits we11.J His main likes are Clayton Palmatier and his muscles, he dislikes playing ping-pong in a dark room. CCan you imagine thatlj His future ambition is to have a white collar job and his cause of death will be parting with Donny. For Fred Mills, November 9, 1934 will always be a memorable date. This was the date of his birth, and the place was Hlncock. His fondest memory, though, is the summer of '52, although no explanation was attached. Fred has participated in intramurals and was member of the basketball team for his four years in high school. He has also been a member of the band for three years and took part in track, cross country, music appreciation club and the leaders and officials clubs each for one year. Fred definitely dislikes the police force, and we wonder if this has any connection with his hobby of hot rod driving. For his likes, he lists wine, women and song, but we're willing someday change his mind about that. To to be he'l1 meet a little gal who will borrow his favorite expression, we say 'how about that' to Fred's future ambition to be a auto mechanic. If he continues with his hot rod driving, we're sure that skill will come in handy. Once more we turn to Penn. for a Senior, namely Donald Mosher, who was born in Stalker,Penn, on January 24, 1956. Don was a member of the following clubs for a period or one year each: archery, rifle, aviation, and has been in the Honor Society for two years. In his Senior year, he became the Yearbook photographer. Don's favorite expression is U aleejacta estn??? Cdon't think we've typed this wrong!! Among his likes are nsomen girls, algebra, science, short assignments and good teachers. His dislikes include noisy kids, squeaky radios. In the future, Don hopes to become an electrical engineer. I'm almost certain the cause of his death will be losing his camera. On April 21, 1956, the stork, carrying a heavy load, landed in Hancock with Arthur Conrad Oestrich, our NMr. five-by-fiven of the Senior class. A member of the rifle club for three years, an executive officer for one year, and a member of the aviation club for one year, we find that Conrad's hobbies are hunting and fishing. He also makes model airplanes. As we can see, he also likes food and all kinds of sports. Since he is a loyal Dodger fan, Conrad dislikes the Yankees and Giants. He will long be remembered for his portrayal of Uncle Walter in the Senior play, nJanuary Thaw,' from which he gets his favorite expression--nI'm 86 years old, mebbe 88. A better than average student who has been in the National Honor Society for two years and who likes mathematics a great deal, Conrad's future ambition is to be an electrical engineer. Cause of death for Conrad will certainly be losing weight. 22 PROJECTION CLUB: Front row-G. Faigle, S. Hillman, J. Gillow, C. Kean, B. Ellet, G. May. Back row-A. Gillow, S. Houghtaling, V. Brown, L. Herzog, R. Faigle, J. Salvatore, Mrs. Williams. L2 giE?RQ 532 Mf I CAFETERIA STAFF-- First row--E. Hendrickson, R. Kean, S. Eberlein, D. Decker. Second row--B. Lakin, A. Gillow. Q96 sw 69a -6 ' fa ,. 9 if M N db 4 Q CAFETERIA STAFF-- First row: J. Gillow, Mrs. Myrick, A. Gstely, Hrs. Gibson. Second row: D. Mosher, C. gestrich 25 iw In Arnold City, Penna., on May 50, 1955, a brilliant little girl was born, and after completing ll years of school, became the Editor-in-chief of the Yearbook. This girl is Leona Pellicano, whose future ambition is to become a housewife. While Leona has been in high school, she has been in student council, one year, journalism, four years and co-editor in her fourth yearg class president two yearsg Syracuse Citizenship Day, majorette four yearsg intramurals, four yearsg National Honor Society two years and president in her fourth yearg Junior prom class representative and honor guard in her third year. Leona's hobby is monopollzlng lim, but you can always find her typing for someone. Anything that is green and pretty hair are listed under her likes. As for music, she loves the two extremes, that is, jazz and the soft sweet songs. Her favorite expression is nwell, it's like th1s,n and she will always remember her Senior year in high school. Her death, we are sure, will be caused by not having to worry about meeting Spotlight and Yearbook deadlines. Our nhousewlfen of the Senior class is Mary Morgan, but to most of us she is still Mary Possemato. Mary has a busy schedule which filled her four high school years. She has participated in cheerleading, dance club, dramatics club, chorus and 1ntr8murBlS. Mary's favorite expression is noh, my goshin Her fondest memory is high school is cheerleading at away games. It seems as though her future ambition has already been fulfilled. Her hobby is ships, need we explain why? She likes popular songs, cheerleading, dancing and simple foods. Mary tells us that she doesn't have any dislikes. .Her cause of death will be nothing other than sailors. In our fair city of Cadosia, a rare event occurred. On January 28, 1956, a baby boy was born and turned out to be Gene Salvator. Gene's favorite expression is 'like thet,see?n He has participated in many events while in high school. He has been a member of the camera, bachelor's and leaders and officials clubs. He has also been active in sports and music, but in the future, he hopes to become an auto mechanic. Gene's list of likes include Fords, food, wine, women and songg he does not like homework and the flight up to third floor. QI! that old age showing?D His cause of death will be trying to keep out of trouble, although a certain red head might fit into this picture very neatly. In Amityville, Long Island, on the 'sunny' day of September 14, 1955, a blessed event in the form of Richard Schaeffer occurred. Dick has been a member of the rifle and bachelor's clubs. His favorite expression is 'how about that,' and his likes are wine, women and song QWhich.are quite powerful combinationslj. D1ck's future ambition is to be an architect. His death will be caused by 50 mph speed limits. Our future wholesale buyer, Carmella Senia, was born in Hancock, January 26, 1935. Carm, who likes formal dances and college men, and dislikes people who tell her what to wear and when to wear it, has been in K.E. for four years and in the K.E.-A.A.B Variety Show for three years. Other activities during high school were playing lntramurals, two years, belonging to the dance club for three years and dramatlcs club for one year. Carm's favorite expression is nyou're not very nlce,n and her fondest memory is her Sophomore year. Men will certainly cause her death. what else? On August 24, 1935 in Hancock, a baby girl was born to the Shaffer family. This girl was named Edith. As she entered high school, she became active in many clubs and musical organizations. In her Freshmen year, she joined the library club. It was also this year that she entered the orchestra and started playing intramurals. In her Junior year, she was initiated into the K.E. Society. Edith tells us that her favorite expression is wget with it,' and her fondest memory in high school was entering 510. Edith also says that she wishes in the future to become a private secretary and later a housewife. Her hobby is writing letters. iwe wonder is she shows any partlality?J Edith likes certain fellows in the service, Cany connection with your hobby, Ed1th?7 and formal dances. Her dislikes are conceited people, lima beans, liver, noisy people and gossips. With all her service connections, we are sure that she won't die a normal death. On July 10, 1955, the stork delivered another girl to the town of Hancock. She is Gladys Spry. During her high school days, she has been in orchestra for two years, secretary of the Senior FHA for two years, and participated in intramurals for three years. 'Nuts!' seems to be her favorite expression and the Senior play is her fondest memory ln high school. Her hobby is collecting pictures and her future ambition ls to join the WAC's. Among her likes are holidays, Blue, 24 ,- Z Cb igk,-1.7-I 2 ui? AEE lf 'Q Sigh M ' -., ., -w N V '1'- , V ,, x--m..:15f,, I M,-54- -, L. '-X .5 'fig-4, W J , -- ' ' I 4 A ' N I A ...Q 'W , -' M K 'M AK.. WNNA M-N, A T- ,. .q.,,..- RIFLE CLUB: H. Brewer, A. Gillow, G. Gehrig, V. Brown, C. Oestrich, Back Row: Mr. Courtin, W. Oestrich, B. Eggler Penn., spaghetti and dances. Her dislikes are long assignments, spinach and red. Her death will have to be caused by marrying a man six foot tall. For Phyllis Trask, June 8, 1956 will always be a memorable date. This was the date she was born and the place was Reeds Creek, N. Y. During Phyllis' high school days at Hancock, she has been a member of the music appreciation club for one year, the library club two years, band two yearsa orchestra two years and lntramurals two years. Her favorite expression is ngee whiz and her fondest memory of high school is the Senior trip. 'Phyln tells us that her future ambition is to be a kindergarten teacher. Stamp collectlngnis her hobby and she likes good music, the Yankees, good books, drama and wrestling. She dislikes SDODDIBD people, long assignments and dyed hair. Her death will be caused by Qwe're puzzledilv Robert Tyler was born on June 10, 1956 in the thriving village of Hancock. This was not listed under important activities, but we'll bet this was the most important day in Bob's life Bob has been a member of the band for four years and the orchestra for two years. To us, Bob has always been the 'money ln' in our class, as he has been treasurer all four years. What puzz1es.us, is how we still have money in the treasury! awe couldn't resist that, BohJ He is a member of the student council and the A.A.B. Fraternity. He wowed us with.his part of Matt in the Senior play. Bob's favorite expression is nwhat is this thing called Palmat1er?' His future plans are to be a successful electrical engineer. His likes are sleeping and getting up in the morning is his only dislike, and how well we know this! Getting to school on time the rest of the year will certainly cause his death. In Hancock, on June 26, 1956, we had the arrival of another of our ever so important Seniors. This is the birth date of Mary Vetrone. Since Mary entered high school, she has joined the following organizations: band four years, orchestra two years, cheerleading two years, student director of the Senior play and is now president of the K.E. Society. Mary tells us that her favorite expression is nhuh' and that her fondest memory is going with Ted through high school. Her hobby is writing letters and her likes are Ted, Dodgers,dancing, movies and soft music. Her dislikes are noisy people and gosslps. Her future ambition is to be a secretary and marriage. The obituary notice will probably read: Cause of death: settling down with Ted. One of our Senior class's few Brooklyn Dodger fans, Herberta Vosburgh, was born in White Plains, on August 25, 1955. To prove her loyalty to this team, you can frequently hear her use her favorite expression 'oh, Brooklynl' and you'll always be sure to find her snipping pictures and all sorts of material about them. 'Pee Wee' has participated in intramurals during her four years in high school and has been a majorette in Senior band during her Junior and Senior years. She was also a member of the rifle club, junior aviation and camera clubs for one year each. Of all her years in school, her fondest memory is the Senior trip and the band trip to New York City. Besides the Dodgers and their games, Herberta expecially likes horses, photography and cowboy movies. On the other hand, she does not like long assignments, conceited people and staying up late at night. Herberta's future ambition is to be a press photographer or a gym teacher, and we're wishing her the best of success in reaching her goal. The only foreign born citizen in the Senior class of 1955 is Diana ladeson who was born in Cologne, Germany on January 27, 1957 and immigrated to America in 1951. Diana has been an active member of the art club, orchestra, student recital and played the part of 'MargeN in the Senior play. Her favorite expression is ngee whizn and her fondest memory in high school is the Senior Play. D1ana's future ambition is to be an artist and her hobbies are drawing and sewing. Music, square dancing and playing tennis include her likes. Her dislike is olives, molasses and sauerkraut. Her death will be caused by pajama parties! Although Altheda Whipple was born in Orson, Penn,, ghg has been Q native gf Fishes Eddy as long as we can remember. Whip tells us that her fondest memory in high school was entering 310 and that her favorite expression if 'fiddle-de-de.' Altheda was a majorette for two years and a member of the dance, dramatlcs, arts and crafts and Senior FHA clubs. It seems funny, but her future ambition is to be a housewife. We wonder if it has anything to do with a certain nsomethlngn she wears on her left hand and a fellow named Jim. Altheda likes weekends, sports, Fishes Eddy and a green Ford. She'tells ua ner dislikes are long assignments and conceited people. For a while, it seemed as though Altheda's death would be caused by the draft notices, but now we're not sure what it will be. 26 JOURNALISM CLUB: Seated-C. Cappiello, S. Eberlein. Front Row-J. Wright, D. Whitaker, D. Decker, P. Bennett, L. Pellicang, C. Vetrone, N. Barker, D. Edwards, J. DuMond, A. Colq J. Hanstine. Second Row-A. Morgan, P. Novara, E. Hendrickson, A. Collarini, F. Marquis, L. Irwin, G. Young, A- Cole, B.EDlett. Back Row-Mr. Young, D. Powell, C. Kean, L. Napolitano, M. VanLoke, S. Peckham, N. Powell, T. Halstead. V. Faigle-absent. STUDENT COUNCIL: Front-R. Tyler, A. Faigle, C. Ramburg, C. Brewer. First Row-G. Esolen, B. Faling, B. Ferrell, J. Misner, D. Beagel, D. Harder, L. Irwin, J. Pellicano. Second Row-E, Gillow, E. Young, G. Durland, M. Rausch, M. Cranston, A. Morgan, B. Vosburgh, R. Corey. Third Row-R. Brewer, R. Somers, F. Hempstead, N. Robins, N. Barker, B. Faling, Mr. Klplan. S. English, V. Faigle-absent. 27 On December 15, 1935 in the quiet little hamlet of Brooklyn, a sweet little girl was born. This girl was named Barbara Wilkinson. Barb, who is now a Senior, has been active in music and dramatics. She has been a member of the band for four years and also a member of the chorus for four years. Intramurals two years, dramatics club, the operetta in her third year and the Senior play in her fourth year also occupied much of her time. Barb tells us that her favorite expression is honestly' and her fondest memory in high school is the Senior play. Her future ambition is to be a grade teacher and her hobbies are loafing and doing chemistry. Barbara likes food, movies, good books, parties H.C.S., Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs. Mack. We must not forget music in that list, either, because even though she likes it, she dislikes practicing her clarinet lessons. fOr doesn't that sound like mugig when you play it, Barb?J Barbara's death will probably be caused by a career of playing old women in dramatic productions. On September l, 1935, Middletown was honored by the birth of Maxine Yerves, our Senior who detests being the last name on the list in alphabetical order. During her high school years, Maxine has been a member of the following organizations: band and K.E. 4 yearsg library club, All State Band, Dramatics club one year each. In her Senior year, Maxine was elected as Advertising Manager of the Yearbook and was also the highest salesman in the magazine Campaign. Her fondest memory of high school was passing her chemistry regents and surprising everyone concerned. In the future, she would like to become a nurse??? As her hobbies, Maxine collects miniature dolls and engages in 'safe' C?D driving. Among her likes we find Kenneth and clothesg she especially despises cats and wool sweaters. We predict a rosy future for her and believe the cause of her death will be having to sell something else to people. The 'tallest' boy in the Class of '55 was born in the 'city' of Appex, New York, on June 16, 1956. 'Shorty' has been active in a variety of organizations, namelyg basketball, fourth yearg baseball, three and fourg football, three and fourg archery club, fourth yearg rifle club, second yearg camera club, fourth yearg batchelor's club, third yearg Honor Society and student council, two years. His likes include math, iCould this be why your fondest memory in school is room 5l4?J, science and all sports, while his dislikes are: showoffs, girls, CYou can't mean.that!D and English. Hunting and fishing are his hobbies and his future ambition is to be an electrical engineer. Shorty4sdeath will certainly be caused by playing center in basketball. -JZZQ1' 23 ' .....,.-,mg .-zzzxrgggfifif F3 35SmEiEEE!S:E:g55553f?55:Eieiihgifiiisxzzsm 1 '25If2nwnuauuun-.:g'S!IuvI--.uEv::gag,.,,,...-.53 Hzzz::1::::::::::::::,:5ggg'::::::::-Eze:..::::::::::.., ORCHESTRA: Front-S. Englishg First Bow-R. Rausch, R. Esolen, A. Faigle, L. Walker, R. Corey, D. Goodwin, C. Cappiello. Second Row-E. Shaffer, E. Mallory, E. Ray, P. Bsolen C. Ramburg, P. Novara, M. Vetrone, S. Simons, R. Drumm, P. Trask, D. Edwards. Third Row- H. Hillman, M. Rausch, R. White, D. Beagel, C. Fletcher, E. Cranston, R. Brewer, A. Morgan, V. Brown, G. Durland, N. Kingsbury, J. Bush, C. Brewer, R. Hall, F. Hempstead. Fourth Row-D. Wadeson, V. McGraw, R. Tyler, A. Meagley, R. Elwood, Mr. lilkinson, E. Lakin. ill lll . ' ' .,.... . ,..... E figiimiwiwmmww 'u sa' 'i BAND: First Row-C. Ramburg, M. Bausch, P. Novara, B. Faling, B. Fallng, H. Martin, B. Vosburgh, R. Drumm. Second Row-M. Vetrone, S. English, S. Simons, W. Rock, A. Peaslee, R. Brewer, A. Morgan, G. Durland, N. Kingsbury, J. Bouchoux, P. Trask, P. DuMond, A. Sutliff, M. Ygrves, D. Edwards. Third Row-B. Wilkinson, S. Clark, S. Pritchard, M. Somers, D. Whitaker, W. Waldron, F. Vetrone, H. English, R. Bartholomew, L. Napolitano, R. Banker, L. Cook, M. Esolen, R. Hall, F. Hempstead, H. Shakelton, F. Mills, D. Horn, J. Bush, C. Brewer. Fourth Row-L. Irwin, B.Fbrrel1. J. Wright, H. Schaeffer, L. Fritz, R. Tyler, F. White, A. Meagley, D. Krause, R. Elwood, J. Mallery, V. Brown, Mr. Wilkin- son, E. Lakin. 29 Jr. BAND: First Row-E. Ray, J. DeSerio, E. Mirch, M. Gales, L. Connor, P. Petnick, E. Rosenfield, C. Bouchoux, M. Crosby, D. Keel. Second Row-B. Ferris, L. Keel, S. Fucci, G. Esolen, R. Bartholomew, F. Vetrone, D. Whiting, W. Simons, R. Shaw, R. Adams, C. Robinson, H. English, D. Goodwin, E. Esolen Third Row-E. Lakin, C. Hoffman, B. Randise Mr. Wilkinson, A. Peaslee, W. Rock, R. Herzog, G. Goodwin, W. Wright, F. White, E. R Salvatore, M. Leahy, J. Pellicano, H. Shakelton. ' '4.,, , lf, CHORUS: Front-Miss Lavarnway. First Row-M. Schaeffer, M. Somers, L. Kean, P. Bennett, M. Brown, H. Seymour, D. Decker, R. Green, P. VanLoan, J. Whitmore, E. Mallery, Second Row-D..Powe1l, M. Possemato, L. Richey, A. Brannen. M. Cranston, L. Rosenfield, Rausch, V. M. Schlett, J. France, H. Martin, Front Row- R. Benedict, F. Whitaker, I. Hazen, S. Clffery, J. Pellicano 04 1 J. Hubbell, G. Duuond, A. lhipple, R. Kean, B. Wilkinson- Third R0W-R- COPUL N. Kingsbury, B. Schafer, P. Menhennett, A. Brannen, H. Fagan, C. Schafer, J. Wright, A. Layton. Back Row- E. Cosgrove T. Peaslee, R. Martin, L. DuMond, V. Faigle, H. Karcher, G list M -0 3 QW Q Mr. Ferency Mr Courtin L! fUkfi5' ,Q , ... W, up , Ns, Slim, H, ,Aki Mrs 0vNei11 ,. Miss Papalgy if 138 i , A F fn if cg , f is I X. , A QQ 9' cf' Q O Nfllllig, .n . Q Q. .4 JP DQBP egcia Q, 0 H We 2.If'fN, ' C gk 6160! if Mi s S ha d S CY - f Cf x , i NF 1 '1-A' K X , .. , ig, K I :, 45,8 , ff f , J seg? Garnahan Mr, Banker x, I K 5 X, x eff 'Ln X Q ,Bm-.. QQ wwf ff N Q Nl V 1 Q f 1 -K A ' ,M Q H x Q, M mm 5e wJ2 WQW,M I li I V Qcxbldlf 0 V J: Miss Forester w' Q ,I tts xggwfw ' b E 09 f Mr Lester fgfff ,Q . JL, km X M3ae 4s9011He. E3 4 my ,a-' tl 4.1 W Q E ' A wx.. Miss LavaI'nWHY f' 'E' 'gif u - . -L . I 5, i, m,H i A ,Af z, 5.-35 nz X W M . ' . f Hb... ... mg..,- 4311, 1 H::t,,,.., E A. a www. 4. A Mlm .Ev ,.' , 5 X fs? ' , X a 3 w U Q sffii is f ,ww ' 'fs K F: H' .4 ,igmn . 1 , 3215, Q21 5,35 ylllgf zz H MPS, Mrso Mrs ut11ff Gillow Penhick Vw- 'ogo aye - sfe' Yqgyi ZZWX gl- .Q far ,H M i Pj. s7,ew3e0,4.L, , ,. , K , 5 Q f3 Mrs. Miss Miss Tompkins Johnson Mattias was X Q kiss Mrs. O'Ne1l1 Mr. Collier Mr' Trudgeon 11158 We wwf! ti' V 5 raw, Wg? Mrs. Williams Mrs, Elwgod 111 Miss Healy' Mrs. Kingsbury Miss Keays Mrs. Gibson Miss Tracy C30 , .,s 2 Q Q. 1. 11 Kaplin Mr. Wilkinson Mr. Holbert Mrs. VanLoan Miss Malloch avi? , SEVENTH GRADE OF 1948' Front row L Somers R Johns R . - . , . on, . Schaeffer, H. Hillman, J. Benedict, V. Schriver, G. Spry, S. Eberlein, R. Rausch, S. Sampson, M. Vetrone, C. Caskey, J. Dugan, R. Tyler, F. Mills, E. Salvatore. Second row-Mrs. Lotterer, G. Bennett, D. Johnson, H. Vosburgh, J. Kinne, M. Yerves, A. Black, C. Sonia, I. Green, E. Shaffer, C. Dugan, V. Hazen, R. DuMond, G. Crawford, A. Offnick, Mrs. Williams. Third row- C. Cestrich, R. Ellis, D. Wahl, B. Leonard, A. Faigle, C. Kerr, M. Possemato, J, Chambers, S. English, A. Price, N. Kingsbury, B. Wilkinson, M. Fagan, M. Herzog, R. Menhennett, J. Mallery. Fourth row-M. Sampson, V. Faigle, K. Corey, H. Brewer G. - Swarthout G. 0 t h d J , s er ou t, . Cahill, V.Dav1s, C. Geer, G. Watson, A. Ellis, C: Brewer, R, Phillips, G. Gehrig. 9 K.E.: A. Morgan, M. Yerves, C. Sonia, B. Faling B Anderson D Whitaker, Second Row: H. Martin, D. Edwards, U. Ranburg, B. Bishee, M. Vetrone, E. Shaffer, J. VanGorder, P. Novara. Third Row: E. Schl tt S E ' e , . nglish, C. Vetrone, N. Barker, Y. Ripple, F. Marquis, J. Kinne, A. Collarini. .- C3 ,f JUNIOR CLASS--Front row: Robert Gales, Carolyn Stephens, Leo Cook. Second row: Mrs. Chamberlain, J. Wormouth, M. Hellmers, S. Gotthardt, D. Decker, P. Van Loan, Bi Benggttgd D. Hillman, D. Faling, A. Creech, J. Johnson, A. Sutliff, L. Richey, Mr. Court n co row, E, Hgndpickggn, J, Cox, C, Cappiello, J. Van Gorder, N. Barker, H. Martin, Y. Ripple, E. Schlett, J. Wright, J. Napolitano, B. Lakin. Back row: J. Mallory, B. Williams, D. Kinne, A. Ruff, J. Herzog, G. Shea, G. Holbert, C. Caskey, R. Hall, W. Waldron, L. Bergman, A. Peaslee, C. Palmatier, R. Drumm, E. Lakin, J. Bush, N. Robbins. SOPHOMORE CLASS: Front-R. Corey, B. Vosburgh, D. Horn. First Row-A. Webster, M. Bush, R DuMond, C. Vetrone, A. Collarini, A. Baker, L. Wormuth, D. Offnick, E. Young, R. Brewen Second Row-Miss DaBresc1a, S. Clark, M. Fino, J. Whitmore, M. Taft, C. Kean, M. Spry, R Wood, R. Wood. C. Seymour, R. Schaeffer, W. Bisbee, Misa Forester. Third Row-D. Edwards, P. Novara, S. Clark, A. Gately, R. Bronson, B. Black, M. Gately, A. Erannen, D. Pomeroy J. Fuller, C. Schafer, J. Salvatore, R. Gehrig. Fourth Row-D. Gillow, W. Oestrich, A. Meagley, M. Stalker, R. luorio, C. Lee, V. Peters, R. Hallstead, A. Holbert, E. Rhine- beck, R. Mosher, B. Schafer, M. Brigham. A. Black, V. McGraw, D. Powell. 54 FRESHMEN CLASS: First Row-W. Strandberg, S. Hillman, E. Gillow, G. Durland, A. Morgan, M. Sanders, B. Wormuth, R. Shaffer, K. Wormuth, R. Mirch. Second Row-A. Layton, J. Wright, J. Halstead, B. Buchanan, M. Wood, A. Allen, V. Peckham, G. Arnold, J. Hubbell, L. Fritz, C. Robbins, E. Mallory. Third Row-S. Pritchard, J. France, R. Kean, B. Wuorio, D. Whitaker, M. Cranston, K. Schlett, L. Bennett, M. Stalker, L. Dennis, G. Fish, J. Schoonmaker, M. Schaeffer, H. Seymour, M. Somers, P. Menhennett. Fourth Row-R. Barthob omew, L. Napolitano, R. Schrier, R. Somers, D. Perkins, R. Elwood, G. VanLoan. EIGHTH GRADE: Front-D. Harder, B. Ferrell, B. Faling, J. Misner, J. Pellicano. First Row- R. VanLoan, W. Rock, R. Gorshack, J. DuMond, J. DeSer1o, M. Hartz, C. Bush, D. Dugan, R. Wormuth, D. Keel, D. Biggs, W. Eck. Second Row-R. Somers, M. Card, G. Weixelbaum, I. Meagley, F. Brush, H. Shaffer, R. Herzog, L. Fink, W. Arnold, C. Emerich, R. Smith, C. White, S. Spangenburg, W. Barnes, D. Krause. Third Row-S. Spangenburg, F. VanLoan, E. Ray, C. Bennett, M. Shea, T. Holbert, E. Kaplan, N. Oestrich, M. Baudendistel, M. Uhlmann. Fourth Row-J. Terwilliger, R. Crosby, B. Ellett, J. Gotthardt, G. Fuller, T. White, H. Mahon, C. Schrier, G. Schaefer, L. Houck, M. Crosby. 35 SEVENTH GRADE: First Row-C. Robinson, W. Simons, A. Leo, R. Peck, R. Fuller, H. A. Wood, D. Dugan, D. Wahl, B. Sprague. Second Row-L. Keel, R. Dillon, S. Papu Darling, F. VanLoan, P. Soules, B. Elmtt, A. Shea, K. Foley, T. Hallstead. Thi E. Cranston, B. Kelsey, L. Irwin, R. Allen, M. Faigle, V. Green, E. Rosenfield VanLoke, N. Powell, G. Young, M. Wheeler, M. VanLoan D. Marks, P. Esolen. Four M. Esolen, E. Marne, G. Esolen, R. Sprague, D. Goodwin, L. Lee, P. Marquis, D. R. Vosburg, J. Wadle, A. Nevan, M. Bolster, Mrs. Fairbank. Fifth Row-J. Valent Caske L. Walker A. Johnson, R. Swarthoudt, D. Fuller, R. Sprague, V. Franci y Hadley: L. Walker, N. Bolster, J. Pnlnps, Mr. Coll r. .,.,u95 k Q f 'N M, .,,.... ,..,, 5 -..Qs l Ma ... Q a 'Q' '2'1'.- n,1-:fluff - ' .3 wh... 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