Harley School - Comet Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1952 volume:

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F55-P X ivafgf' fa ,f 5, K ' ' 'lf Bali' i Mrs. Harry Windholz Madame, For your understanding of peopleg for your unending willing- ness to help throughout each yearg for your attention to each in- dividual and your wise counsel which always seems to make everything rightg for your capacity to give, and ask nothing in returng for the many experiences we have shared with each otherg and for your constant endeavor to uphold the traditions that make Harley what it isg for all these things and the many more that we cannot express, we dedicate to you our 1952 Comet. June 13, 1952 Dear Seniors: Take up the hammer you have forgedl Withstand temptation to deplore its size and shapeg And with it, and the nails that you have found And all the salvage which has come aground, Build for yourself and for your fellow-men A place wherein you all can dwell in peace. Keep purpose firm and vision clear. Design the best you can from that you see and know, But keep your hammer ever swinging free For only fed by effort can inspiration grow. Pray hard for divine guidance for your arm, But only you can really strike the blow. Lawrence W. Utter Director Build straight and true whenever sight allows, And give your structure every strength you can, But as your judgment clears, allow for change, For patch on patch does well become evolving man, And contemplation nurtured not on time and toil Will never bring the best or final plan. Play not at being God, nor dwell in ivory tower. Give every age and attribute its due. A thousand, thousand men must share your task And countless others lend support before you're through. But know full well you must and will and can Do all those things which best are done by you. Take up the hammer you have forged! Withstand temptation to deplore its size and shapeg And with it and the nails that you have found, And all the salvage which has come aground, Build for yourself and for your fellow-men A place wherein you all can dwell in peace. With love, Larry Utter 4 U18 Clifton M. Whiting Assistant Director Dear Smiors: I write this to you on mid-year day of our school year 1951-'52. Always when that day comes, I suddenly realize that another year of our Harley life is almost over. Somdxow, the time from February to June is much shorter than the time from September to February. But this thought didn't get really fright- ening until I suddenly realized something else.-That if I'm privileged to be at Harley until the usual age of retirement, this is not only the mid-day of a Harley year, it is also the mid-year of my Harley life! -And I'm afraid that the remaining years will pass with the same comparative speed as do the last half of the days of a school year. I hope they don't, because I want lots of time to enjoy my memories of you, and the pleasure of knowing your children. But whether my Harley Commencement comes in 1971, or before, Harley has given to my life's work. And from it, I think these are the things I'll best remenber: You, you who came before, and you who will followg The sound of play coming through the o en windows in springg The quiet times, when just you and I talked togetherg The smell of apple blossoms from the long-gone orchardg The wisdom, guidance, and leadership of our directorsg The old bust Caudlelightg And Commencementg An embryo biologist, thrilled with finding the suprapharyngeal ganglion of Lumlxicus Terristrisg Walks we've had in the woods-some when the sun was shining-some when hundreds of fungi were bursting with the life given to them from days of raing Our trees growingg The drafty tunnel, and the science room up under the eavesg New Seventh Graders, wondering what the future holdsg New Eighth Graders, not caring what the future holds: New Ninth Graders, kinetic, confused, yet caringg New Tenth Graders, starting all over againg New Eleventh Graders, findin some snswersg New Seniors, having most adult virtues and vices, Graduating Seniors, wondering what the future holds. EQQWMWM JW Wd. fixwlzgx WW d M, fiffwu-L'67Q' AZ,2fu,Q. 4u,,,JvA-'If-K ,f,,,1: . 52fvz'WiK.2mwWJZQWwmw ?w1 +,1f:'a,JfvW. f2f-MP bmw, ,4w..a-W6fv4f Ala 10ff7'.T2Q.. W7+ 7640 dm'4MI7' 754 -,q,'4'A,:f,v-' 2404-R'f A '7wa' ' +fu9fMf- 52 ,M QAM 4 17-M2?fM:7rff J,,,,,..-..,+f..wfN4f4w 'fviffif Qwgkffffiw Qf-W ffzfiiwsf ,M Q. Wudvful ' WJW7 5 MQMM My , 5,4 mg, Dear Miss Neal, When we recollect our days at Harley, one of our first memories will be of you. Through high school we have been envious of the seniors, and looked forward to the day when we would be Sel1i0l'S too, and be able to share our experiences with you. We think one of the reasons each senior class has been better than the one before is because you have been there to encourage and to sympathize with each one, and have entered in the fun and work with your humor and enthusiasm. To each new class, you bring along the experiences you've shared with the ones before. You have expected the best from us, and because of that, we have tried to live up to your hopes, so that you and the rest of Harley would be proud of us. When we are with you we feel the Harley spirit, omething impossible to define be- cause of its intangible qualities. It is a combination of all the faculty, students, alumni, and experiences of Harley, and since you've been a part of Harley for so long, and have given so much time, effort, and thought to it, Miss Neal and Harley are almost synony- mous. We feel very lucky being your last senior class and are trying to make it the best class ever. Harley will lose a great deal when you leave, but your spirit and all you have done for Harley will still remain. Harley would not have been as wonderful as it is without you, and we want to thank you for your years of loyalty here. We wish you much happiness in the years to come. From your loving and last Senior Class, 7 Glen Jalan, The 1952 graduating class began way back in 1937 when Chris D'Amanda, Hilde Stem, and Jimmy Laney entered the Nursery School. The next year there was one small addition to the first grade, Janie Lowenthal, who has never seemed to grow since then. We were honored by Andy Goldman's visit, although it began and ended on the same day. Immediately we began to eat up books' under the helpful eye of Mrs. Broadbooks. Patty Gilbert and Wendy Menzie joined us in the 2nd grade and Sue Weil left for 23 school. That year we ma e our debut on Broadway with the smashing hit, Pass n' Boots. Mrs. Mac's stories of Dr. Falstaff filled our imaginative minds in the 3rd grade. All of ns learned to be escape artists with the help of Dr. Falstaff's liquid formula which could melt iron bars. The next year we were joined by Anne Town and nearly drove Mr. Powers crazy. Bonnie Peer came in the 5th grade and we upset all the teachers by pulling down the shades and tipping over the desks and chairs to pla horrorhouse. Mary Arce, Mary Morgan and Peter Warren were the next additions to our class, when Mrs. Cummings, our su ply teacher, taught us setting-up exercises and the song My Aunt Had a Lame, Tame Crane.' Wengy Menzie left ns in the 7th grade and Marilyn and Pat Percy arrived to take her place. Pat and her puppets and art work thrilled us all. Eidrth de was the complicated year as Hilde, Bonnie and Pete Warren left. To fill up the lost space, however, gaarriet Flack, An y Goldman, Barbie Katz, Jimmy McCollum, Vance Nichols, Joan Schlossman and Sue Weil entered. The next year Jimmy McCollum, Pat Percy, Chris D'Amanda and Jimmy Lane leftg Pat and Harriet left with a round-trip ticket which brought them back in our Senior year. Our adrditions for this year were Boo Humphrey, Carla Rolde, Mimi Schwarz, and Sharon Vogel. Neither Mr. Davidson nor Ancient His- tory Class will ever forget Ma's Cow lMoscowl. Our tenth gade was at a loss when Boo, Sharon and Anne Town left. But we benefited when Jack Ault came, soon to become the President of Harley School. The eleventh de was an unforgettable year. Jane Boller, Sally Fuller, John Goldman, Didi Lawler, Dick lllembrandgn Feldman and Janie Ratcliffe joined the rest of us and we succeeded in printing our promised amount of Shrdlus. This was also our 'A Date with Judy year, which everyone agees was a great success. Our hit song for the year was Wedding Bells Are Breaking Up That Old Gang Of Ours, as Didi and Vance took up another kind of homework. At lastwe made the grade and with the addition of Yogi and the return of Harriet and Pat, nineteen of ua became Seniors. Our 'Christmas Dance decorations topped all others as we hope this yearbook does. And now we come to the end of our class history and close the pages of our wonderful years at Harley. Harlequeen Only make believe. We got our men. Literary Meeting? he The Q 'b 'CBB- X JOHN KINKEAD AULT Ace Soccer, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 A. K. W. U. I., 3, 4 Chorus, 2, 3, 4 A Date with Judy 3 Secretary of the Boys' Athletic Committee, 3 Vice-President of Class, 2 President of Class, 3 President of the Student Body, 4 SHRDLU, 3 Who made that motion? . . . That's mighty keen . . . You're at fault Ault . . . Mary is his problem . . . Mr. President Toujours Calm . . . Yankee fan from way back. Reason and calm judgment, the qualities especially belonging to a leader. Tacitus 10 MARIA ENRIQUETA ARCE IIMWU, Hockey, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4 Chorus, 4 A Date with Judy 3 Chairman of the Supplies Committee, 3 Chairman of the Community Relations Committee, 4 I love you Mimtzi . . . I'm for Jack . . . South America take it away . . . I love to sing . . . I can't understand your pronun- ciation Madame . . . No brain, no pain . . . I'm not dumb, my English is getting gooder and gooder. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasmf Emerson MARILYN FAY BRATT Marilyn Hockey, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Chairman of the Jobs Committee, 2 Chairman of the Jobs Committee, 3, 4 Chairman of the Commencement Dance, 3 A Date with ,ludyu 3 SHRDLU, 3 Ohl what a wonderful weekend . . . Don't forget your request list . . . Year- book minutes? . . . Guess what? I got the carl . . . Don't tell me I copied them wrong . . . Checking cubbies? . . . The magic number 1010. Truth is the highest thing that man may keep. Chaucer 1 1 JANE ELLEN BOLLER Bitter Boller Hockey, 4 Basketball, 3, 4 Baseball, 3, 4 Cheerleader, 4 Chorus, 4 SHRDLU, 3 Mirror, mirror on the wall . . . Ambas- sador from East . . . You don't shift when tuming a comer . . . Ohl that Colden Topper . . . Our original sweater girl . . . l was only going 35 m.p.h. If a goodjace is a letter of recommen- dation, a goo heart is a letter of credit. Bulwer HARRIET ANNE FLACK Harriet Hockey, 4 Basketball, 4 Baseball, 4 Chorus, 4 Secretary of the Supplies Committee, 4 Christmas Dance Committee, 4 Harriet, are those history notes you're taking? . . . Daisy Mae . . . Devil's Disciple . . . Hilton's gift to Harley . . . Quel cheval . . . Thirsty? . . . We were just Cruising. It's wiser being good than bad, 1t's safer being meek than fierce. Browning 12 RICHARD S. FELDMAN Dick Vice-President of the Class, 3 President of the Class, 4 Chorus, 3, 4 A Date with Judy 3 Chairman of the Library Committee, 4 Valedictorian, 4 The male of French IV . . . Got a cigarette, Dick? . . . Yak-backing . . . Hen parties and Dick . . . Such humor . . . Such savoir faire . . . Art room haunter -come up and see my etchings. Imagination is the eye ofthe soul. Ioubert PATRICIA ANNE GILBERT llpatlf Secretary Assembly Committee, 4 Chorus, 4 Basketball, 4- Pat Gilbert girl, girl . . . That's a laugh? . . . Supposing Dick asked me out . . . Permanent kid . . . And the next day I had his bracelet . . . just for kicksl Did you get that at Forman's? All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. Shakespeare 13 SALLY JANE FULLER llSally,, Basketball, 3, 4 Baseball, 3, 4 Treasurer ofthe Girls' Athletic Committee, 4 Chairman ofthe Christmas Dance, 4 Council Representative, 4- SHRDLU, 3 Our social chairman . . . Manlius Alumna . . . 173 snowflakesl Oh, that Pepsodent smilel . . . Fuller brush off . . . Lake Winne what? . . . Gift to Dart- mouth. Tact comes as much from goodness of heart as from fineness of taste. Endymion JOHN LEE GOLDMAN johnny Soccer, 3, 4 Baslcethall, 3, 4 '- Basehall, 3, 4 A Date with Judy 3 Chairman of the Supplies Committee, 4 SHRDLU, 3 The Philadelphia Story . . . The Cold- mans Central Railroad . . . ln case you haven't heard, we're selling Christmas cards . . . Good Humor Man . . . I had pull . . . ln words of one syllable that a simple country lass like you can under- stand-NO! Fortune may find a pot, but your own industry must make it boil. Cay 14 ANDREW ALDER GOLDMAN Array Soccer, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Chorus, 2, 3, 4 HMS Pinafore, 2 Voice of America, 3 Vice-President of the Class, 4 President of the Class, 2 Vice-Chairman of the Safety Committee, 4 Vice-President of the Student Body, 4 Editor of the SHHDLU, 3 Famous filihusterer . . . I rise to a point of order . . . That's irrelevant and immaterial . . . Robert's Rules of Order . . . Vive la francaise . . . Next Stop Syr- acuse. Opposition always inflomes the enthusi- ast, never converts him. Schiller JANE GERTRUDE LOWEN THAL I Kjanieil Hockey, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4 Secretary of the Class, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer of the Girls' Athletic Committee, 3 Editor of the SHRDLU, 3 Chorus, 3, 4 Chairman of the Girls' Athletic Committee, 4 Salutatorian, 3 T-E-A-M . . . Love me, love my dog . . . ,Ie vais au cinema . . . Wrong room, ,Ianie . . . Cincinnati, here I come . . . Harley's Hammerstein . . . Which one of the six is it today? The virtue lies in the struggle, not in the price. Milnes s I5 BARBARA LANDAUER KATZ Barbie Hockey, 2, 3 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Chorus, 2, 3, 4 Chairman of the Assembly Committee, 3, 4 Treasurer of the Party Committee, 2 HMS Pinafore, 2 A Date with Judy 3 SHRDLU, 3 Great Expectations . . . Did you get a letter Bah? . . . I love my doctor . . . The assembly today will he . . . Diving enthusiast . . . Baltimore Bound . . . Counselors get days off too. A good laugh is sunshine in a house.' Thacheray JANE ELLEN RATCLIFFE lljaniell Hockey, 3, 4 Basketball, 3, 4 Baseball, 3, 4 Treasurer of the Class, 3, 4 Secretary of the Auditing Committee, 4 SHRDLU, 3 Where's the postman? . . . Horses, dogs and canaries . . . I'll finish a pair of argyles yet . . . cute as a button . . . Not another strike, Janie? . . . Better late than never . . . Eyes that sparkle. Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled on me. Coleridge 16 MARY CATHERINE MORGAN CIMMYPP ' Hockey, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader, 2 Chorus, 2, 3, 4 HMS Pinafore, 2 A Date with Judy 3 Treasurer of the Girls' Athletic Committee, 2 Chainnan of the Girls' Athletic Committee, 3 Secretary of the Student Body, 4 Making history Mary? . . . And then we danced . . . The first one chosen . . . Re- spectively submitted . . . A penny for your thoughts . . . No longer a trapper . . . The girl with the golden voice. She has a voice of gladness, and a smile and eloquence of beauty. Bryant JOAN SALLY SCHLOSSMAN Jeanie Hockey, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader, 2 A Date with Judy 3 Class President, 2 Treasurer of the Community Relations Committee, 3 Vice-Chairman and Secretary of the Community Relations Committee, 4 Joan, you've made more noise in a room by yourself than four in a room . . . Pretty tricky . . . J. S. S-S, stands for sewer . . . Keller-est-il . . .Changed over night . . . The attic's hen castle . . . Whiz at basketball? A good mind possesses a kingdom. Thyestes 17 CARLA NAN ROLDE Carla Hockey, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Secretary of the Library Committee, 2 Chairman of the Library Committee, 3 A Date with Judy 3 Chorus, 3, 4 SHRDLU, 3 Faire de l'oeil . . . Poodle cut gal . . . I never got to see New York . . . Under- ground . . . Ohl that wonderful city of Buffalo . . . Got no shoes . . . Carla vs. Janie. No sky is heavy if the heart be light. Churchill SUSAN MIASRTHA WEIL Hockey, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 IIC Treasurer of the Class, 2 Secretary ofthe Harlequin Committee, 2 Chairman of the Harlequin Committee, 3, 4 A Date with Judy 3 SHRDLU, 3 Collect your thoughts . . . Wit of the college trip . . . Minnie ha-ha . . . Prima Donna of the Arena Theater . . . Oh! those eyes . . . Sue. have you learned to knit yet? . . . Park-Harley relations. The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Shakespeare 18 MARIETFE SCHWARZ Mimi Hockey, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer of the Student Body, 3, 4 Vice-President of the Class, 2, 3 President of the Class, 2, 3 Vice-Chairman of the Auditing Committee, Secretary of the Audio Visual Committee, SHRDLU, 3 I love you Mary . . . The balance for- ward for the Harley Students Activities Fund is . . . maybe it is, maybe it isn't, most likely . . . don't squeeze or she'll squeak . . . Quel francais. A spirit full of cheerfulness and friend- ship without end. Kimball 3 2 JOHN WARREN WILLIAMS Clyogili Soccer, 4 Basketball, 4 Baseball, 4 Lil Abner . . . Have some Yogurt ready with a laugh . . . Mad Artist . . . l've been cheated . . . I'm a Jack, he's a John . . . My public demands me . . . Peachy dandy. Friendship is the gift of the Gods, and most precious boon to man. Disraeli ad we wwe Ln. : K 4 ii, Y - ' -X A -N . -' ' K 1 bg K , fu. ff-, -, nz . as , H V . A 7 V I, 2. 3: 1 sf S- 'VA I K, , 1 V E f 3 W, j - ' X. fu' ,if wg 3 - 4? Q 1 1 an -F Q W A 951- U .uv 3' ,Salk yamab- Jggmm Glpzufgiffaza MQ, 'E? , Dill. Aw 5 U.-LAK faamayfe ffig A 4 H .i m h, TL M . 'Nivea Wx. Jn-'Ji 'Tig ' ut? MMLW nm.-Lk-30 QA-11 2.-q1.':rQMbf5fHK r4....i.x- vs--kPa: Qubee-t bfi, Z, aw 'Lg .- Q mb vi J ,gf H f if. , , wi . ' Av- . v - Wh 1 ff ad we v an ' ,il K 'QW sub N 33 Q 1 . '1 . 395. Fw -,,W X' J 5755: Mr 'A R 52+ is 5? X n 5 ' gf' in --P-'P 21 ilu twill nnliilwiiummi. We, the Class of 1952, bein of sound mind and body, do heleb declare this to be our Last Will and 'Festament as of Friday, June the thirteenth, 1952-iwe're not superstitiousl. First: Mary Arce leaves her true voice to Madame, who she believes can carry a tune. Second: Jack Ault leaves his success in CYou don't have to know the languagel to Doug Stewart. Thirct Janie Boller eaves the mirror in the smoking room to Pris Mea- c am. Fourth: Marilyn leaves a mess cubb and a slightly used re est list. Fifth: Dick leaves the girls in Pyrench iv desolate. qu Sixth: Harriet leaves her ? position in gym class to anyone who can get away with it. Seveilth: Sally leaves 173 snowflakes to anyone with room enough to keep em. Eighth: Pat leaves her Algebra to Miss Neal who should have done it in the first place. Ninth: Andy leaves his intriguing conversations with Mrs. Zimmerman to Jud Patterson. Tenth: Johnny leaves one large gap in the noontime announcements. Eleventh: Barbie leaves her unforgettable past to Mr. McDowell. Twelfth: Janie L. leave her tremendous height achieved by Adler Ele- vator Shoes to Barby Keyfetz. Thirteenth: Mary Mcrgan leaves books to an one who finds them. Fourteenth: Janie Ratcliffe can't leave until the mailman comes. F ifteenth: Carla leaves her strict diet to anyone with will power enough to go on it. Sixteenth: Joan, havin occupied Pris' telephone line for two years, now leaves it free so other people can have a chance at it. Seventeenth: Mimi leaves 13 pennies in the cash box to Mr. Kane. Eighteenth: Sue leaves her mannikins to anyone who needs a date for the Clristmas dance. Nineteenth: Jack Williams leaves his side burns to Ted Keller. Witnessed by John Bmwn's Body Signed by: H14 girls and 5 boys Gu , 5 zz ' i . ff-,, ' .' ffl' ' . i a .. 22 Hedging CM? f Back Row: Mn. Howard, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Trinket, Mrs. Davidson. Middle How: Miss Rick- less, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Dilloway, Mn. Kane, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Windholz. Float Row: Mrs. Max, Mrs. Stehler, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Gillette, Miss Wadsworth. C a Caught in the Act Always smiling That's for mel Peak-a-Boo Don't look so happy Pat! We don't like to he disturbed It's all right, t.hey're both married 1 Q 24 .4 C Yon can't take it with yon. Everready Caught in a trapezoid 'hat a look! Number please Angel from heaven Back Row: Mr. Davidson, Mr. Moldofsky, Miss Carson. Middle Row: Mr. llnitin ,. Mn. Poole, Mrs. Ceraaani, Mrs. Baldwin, Mn. Travis, Mn. Slxeelzg Mrs. Utter. Front Row: Mr. lltter, Mn. Brig , Mr. Kane, Miss Tnescott, Miss Neal. Missing m the picture: Mr. McDowell, Miss Philp, 51. Pixley. 25 Sorry, Wrong Number He's not himself Scfzaal 1 Jolie comme un coenr A N' Talkin' turkey Where's your child's report card? The mourning after the game Clean up blues 4 qv Artists at work 1 All through for the day 26 A penny for your thoughts We Utter confusion u The Utter half Ii Mmm Good! Extra, Extra It must be something I ate Soon to be sitting Slow in catching on and knitting Quel face! , Harley 3 handy man Music, Music, Music Quel figure! 27 L1 Mrs. Dexter Johnson lluaefl To Mrs. Johnson, in appreciation of all the wonderful contributions she has made to Harley, we dedicate this page. We feel our yearbook would he incomplete without mentioning Mae Mae who unself- ishly devoted so much of her time and effort to make any job she undertook a great success. Her drive to make the best of everything has set a goal for us all, and none of us will ever forget her love of people, her enthusiasm, her vitality. We'll always remember Mae Mae as one of the most wonderful and courageous people we have ever known. 1N bak 623 BJ 'Q Yxou ? '54 U5 B5 vs fi .Sn au Q2 ii .-1 -2 En. M . I:-5 v-.2 rf, F ghd -o E U ID Sm go.. at 01 is -:LE .2 . 'ES' cn! 23 in. 5? ET Ill 75:2 gm Q? :sb-. o Qi 51.1 5-ii EE ,-hd 353 Q12 if 5'-96 2-B WE ga. E3 LL!-L' .4 B. EE Ei 0 .n Es DCI.. En: mo '22 QE Can't take it with you What! A pose! Glamour Minus Secretary at work This means you ' 'Happy Talk' ' Deer Bobby I'm not an orphan What a mouthful! 31 Rannie , pay attention! Back Row: Arthur Simon, Billy Gleason, Douglas Stewart, John Waterman, Ricky Jossem, Judy Goldman, Carman Gaylord, Allen Lankes. Front Row: Marvin Travis, ,lay Gilbert, Nan Sheehy, Chip Fuller, Jack Anderson. Missing from picture: Lee Bullard, Mary WE ARE THE Ghu of '54 WHERE IS '55? Critihos. WE ARE THE 61444 of '55 WHERE IS '56? 32 Back How: Vivian Rogosa, Douglas Smith, Bettina Havens, Judy Hart, Carol Fumia, Katherine Gabel, Deane Dickason, Arthur Cerasani, Stewart Wilson, Lester Eber. Front Row: Roxanne Russell, Allen Gray, Robert Duggan. Missing from picture: Joel Reich, Penny Critilcos. Standing: Topic Witherspoon, Richard Gordon, Judy Whiting, Kell- ner Schwartz, Gail Rogers, Peter Randolph, Weldon Travis. Seated: Peter Rowntree, Susan O'Bolger, Truman Bullard, Robert Johnson, Dick Cerasani. Missing from picture: Nona Hartnett. WE ARE THE Gku of '57 WHERE IS '58? 33 we ARE THE efau of '56 WHERE ns 'sn Standing: John Mills, Joyce Atlas, Tony Killip, Richard Holahan, Sally Small, Sarah Lyddon, William Gray. Seated: Joyce Fmnia, Lonne Lane, Janine Travis. WE ARE Front Row: Rindy Holahan, Barbara Dankoff, Patty Hixson. Sec- ond Row: Barbara Poole, Bob Natapow, Bill Whiting, Saucy Rus- sell. Third Row: Laddie Stem, Malcolm Baldwin, Robert Gray Fourth How: Russell Schwartz, Robert Gordon, O'Donel Duggan Back Row: Sandra Kolyer, Betty Schlossman, Stephen Krainock Henry Heumann, Marsha Lutz. Teacher: Mrs. William Clark. l THE Ghu of '58 WHERE IS '59? Standing: Robert Zimmerman, William Ramsey, Auralee Travis, Carolyn Gabel. Sittin : John Clarke, Stephanie Kariher, Barbara Dean, David Hunt, Edward Weissberger. Missing from picture: Sean Hartnett. Teacher: Mrs. Lawrence Utter. WE ARE THE 61444 of '59 WH ERE IS '60? 34 W WE Standing: David Snell, Francis Hogan, Polly Gleason, Barry Palum, Bill Fulkerson. Sitting: Robin Helmer, ,lim Havens, Prue Rowntree, Gayl Dunn, Bob Dankoff, Godfrey Jacobsen, Peter Plaksin, Sally Fulkerson, Sam Havens, Alan Shaw, ,Ion Stem. Teacher: Mrs. Floyd Gillette WE ARE THE Gbu of '6f WHERE IS '62? 35 Standing: Adam Kreuter, Miflhael Clarke, Peter Mills, Kare gan, Hunter Kariher, Peter Engel. Sitting: Chris Parnell, Kaufmann, Natalee Konkoff, Nicki Constantin, ,Iudy Haber, Gillette, Diane Alaimo. Teacher: Mrs. Cerasani. ARE THE Gbu of '60 WHERE IS '6'l? n Dug- Donna Robert Standing: Chris Dye, Conger Gabel, Charles Todd, Patty McCrack- en, Bruce Davidson, Tony Russell. Sitting: Vicky Rowntree, Kenneth Todd, Martha Griffith, Stephen Snell, Terry Weissberger, Kirk Hinman, Carla Travis, Nancy Broas, Margery Silver. Missing from picture: Freddy Fumia. Teacher: Mrs. Vincent Trinker. Sub- WE ARE THE Glau of '62 WHERE IS '63? stitute Teacher in picture: Mrs. Griffith. WE ARE THE 81444 of '63 WHERE IS 64? 36 Standing: Scotty Barnes, Joanne Horwitz, David Schlegel, Suzanne Wilson, Esther Bimfield, Alan Cerasani, Dorothy Levis, Michael Todd, Thomas Helmer. Sitting: Ann Margaret Ta lor, Donna Mason, Timothy Stem, Monica Meyers, Rebecca Rancfolph, James Bullard, Jean Hunt, Michael Eidlin, Lee Butz. Teacher: Mrs. Ruth Travis. -.gm 4 A s- 2: Y , 3 M ,147 if Xigfd 2jiE:?xw.waaffw- A .L K V ' Q, k Zllrii k 'ff 5 Q f 4 ,S I ,Q wa.. ' 1 S4 Wmgl , N, . it Su: 4 F was ' 4 -Qu., ,ey R 5 'I 2 is ,..n iQWm 'a ji ' 45 - 33 -V Qi Fi A Liv, - 4 malls ,sv ij.-6 ,fl I A E ' Q sg M4 as xsaw M, L K, ,L ay . :H Q' - ,ig wh 1. f Q A ,F mi',.,, 1 S, xii in K X L: - I M if-5 Vg , , gtk-.4 M - I ' H :KJ y 2 ,f a ' f 'if r .W Af fm QQ' , M ' qi, 'J 'fi 1 Y if ii s .2 if .dn v-Q -n if A M- xw M X gi W W '1 A :Q- M., fr, Standing: Ann Kinsella, ,lack Snyder, Richard Bennett, Carlton Lindsay, Nicky Howntree, Paul Snyder. Sitting: Joel Monasmith 9 June Leven, Andrew Germanow, Kenneth Battaglia, Steven Nata- pow. Kneeling: Lee Dilloway, Connez Todd, Nancy Schlossman, Mary Ann Welch, Lowell Emerson, Kim Kramer, Martha Presberg. Missing from picture: David Present, Betty Engel. Teachers: Mrs. Max, Mrs. Hime. WE ARE THE Gbu of '65 WHERE IS '66? WE ARE THE ezw .g '66 38 Back Row: John Horwitz, Edward A pelbaum, Deirdre Crowe Rosanne Oken, Rita Goldman, Eric Ellingson, Myrna Goldstein Adrienne Neivert. Front Row: Elizabeth Millard, Michael Lawler, Mark Consenhauser, Daniel Medwin, Sherman Selden, Keith Walker. Missing from picture: Susan Williams, Nancy Drucker, johnny Hamburger, Jane Hoffman. Teachers: Miss Ethol Wads- worth, Mrs. Helmer, Mrs. Dilloway. EP 7 7 Mm 11 K-2 sw ,CZQMR S,- .' I '1 tJPy.g ffwf-a 'J , S' R,-QU ,, 'mx- 1 rfffii 'Ll gi- QQ., sq:-ti ff' 'Q 'figs H 5? 5 'A w I I 4 2 iff! Q QKV s. 7.5 AsN 1 ,iv 1,4 X. dw.,-w-1 ,Q-u fan, .. xx, xv 1 1 ..,-0 t- kd' A QW!-Q W r 'Ns- , Mx -I , M.Mwm J, ,,,...,f.f-fl, .,- ' AA A ff id Qin ...--' S. f X ..+ f. rf ' wi may me gfeen an 'Q M i N9 as Saccm 1951 Seann Harley came out with a very successful season in soccer this year. We ended the season with a 5-1-1 record, which gave us second place in the CUPS League. Harley placed eight boys on the CUPS League All-Star Team. On the first team were: Jael: Ault, Donn Diclcason, Jud Patterson, and Phil Zimmerman. Placed on the second team were John Stehler, Jack Williams, Ted Keller, and Bruce Ken- nedy. Honored with honorable mention were Doug Stewart, Kermit Steinberg, and Chip Fuller. V TEAM SCORERS OUR RECORD FOR 1951 TEAM SCORING POSITION IN CUPS Harley 4 DeVeaux 2 J . Williams 7 LEAGUE Harley 0 Lalcemont 3 T. Keller 6 Williams 2nd Harley 3 Park 1 J. Ault 4 Keller 3rd Harley 7 Allendale 0 B. Kennedy 2 Ault 5th Harley 0 DeVeaux 0 R. Jossem 1 Harley 3 Allendale 0 K. Steinberg 1 Harley 4 Pak 3 Teal 21 Harley 21 Opponents 9 fBrighton J. V. O, Harley 4-l Standing: Donn Dickason, Bruce Kenned , Doug Stewart, Phil Zimmerman, Jack Anderson, Mr. McDowe l, John Stehler, John Wateman, Jael: Ault, Jack Williams, Ted Keller. Kneelin : Kermit Steinber , Bob Shaw, Ricky Jossem, Jud Patterson, Andy Goldman, Jay Gilbert, Billy Tlleason, Marvin Teravis, John Goldman. fd ff,-f'-5' -'i' ' 44 Phil Zimmerman Andy Goldman Jack Anlt Kermit Steinberg Bruce Kennedy John Stelxler ,Iaclc Williams Ted Keller Jack Anderson B As this yearbook goes to press, only eleven games will have been played out of a scheduled fifteen. Of these eleven, five have been won and six lost. We stand at 2-4 in the CUPS League as of now. We started off the season with a loss. Industry was our first conquest by the narrow margin of one point. Next we ran up an unfortunate string of four losses before we con- quered DeVeaux for our first Conference game. Defeatin Pebble Hill and Hemlock, our string of wins was extended to three. Allendale, our rivals, defeated us in a close one, 39-35. Our last game to date was a win over Hemlock 46-45. John Stehler, Jack Williams and ,lack Ault lead the scoring with 162, 104, and 102 respectively. The J. V.'s have yet to win their first contest but what they lack in talent they make up in spirit. Sid Moldofsky was the coach of the Junior Hurricanes this year. Harley 44 36 36 42 33 43 39 42 53 35 46 39 4-6 46 42 Total 602 'Wwdq SCORES RSD Indus RSD try Park Allendale Lakemont DeVeaux Hemlock Pebble Hill Allendale Hemlock Lakemont DeVeaux Pebble Hill Park Standing: John Goldman, Marvin Travis, Chip Fuller, Ricky Jossem. Kneeling: Jud Patterson Doug Stewart, Bob Shaw, Billy Gleason. , Y ,, .l 46 aw' srmfd 47 ,u..A..,Wza The hockey season be with a new influx of students from the middle school and a new gym teacher, me Crawford, both of whom helped give us a very suc- cessful season. We played seven schools, winning six and tying one, and we are able to boast of one of the best seasons in many years. Climaxing the season was the annual hockey field day at which time Sue Posson, Linda Pulsifer, Janie Lowenthal and Mary Morgan were chosen to la against the Finger Lakes Hockey Association. This was the first time Harley ha! ever placed four players. All in all we had a ve triumphful season, and we all enjoyed the fun we had to ther and with other sdzools. me basketball season opened with an exciting game against Park which we won 19-17. Next Hemlock visited us, and we administered a decided defeat to them with a score of 44-21. During our next game we were immediately 'olted out of our rosy, pink cloud by a resounding defeat at Nazareth Academ , fosing 32-19. At our next game Batavia paid Harley a visit and we again lost lily an overwhelming score of 50-16. After these last two setbacks we decided it was time to get down to work and our extra ractice reall showed up in the next two ames. Journeying to School for the Deaf we defeated' them by a score of 32-12. lgrom all reports it was quite a game, combining both boys' and girls' rules, making for a more in- teresting and, needless to say, confusing play. On March 15 Nazareth Academy paid us a return visit, and with the determina- tion of the squad and the backing of Pix , we won from a previously undefeated team by a score of 26-17. We should like especially to thank Lois for the wonderful Spb she has done in coaching us, and in helping us to understand how to work toge er. Standing: Mrs. Crawford, Janie Ratcliffe, Mary Arce, Clem Fry, Sue Weil, Marilyn Bratt, Barbie Keyfetz, Mimi Schwarz, Joan Schlossman. Seated: Carla Rolde, Anne Rogers, Janie Lowenthal Lmda Pulsifeh MBU' Morgan, Mary Critikos, Pris Meacham, Sue Possem, Nan Sheehy, Lee Bul lard Missing from picture: Harriet Flack, Pat Gilbert, Judy Goldman, Janie Boller, Sally Fuller 48 GMA Spada 49 T , 5 gg L 0 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Pris Meacham Jane Boller Linda Pulsifer M Arce Janie Lowenthal Bay Keyfetz Q5 A 50 r J. V. 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