Hartwick High School - Hub Yearbook (Hartwick, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1951 volume:

r THE SENIOR CLASS 0 F HARTWICK HIGH PRESENTS TH E H U OF 1951 SCHOOL B This Yearbook, although in reality the Seniors book, stands for everything our school represents. It stands for all the classes, activities throughout the year, the Board of Education, the faculty and the Administration. Each one of these plays a vital part in making our school a better institu- tion 2 The Class of 1951 dedicates the Hub to Mr, William E, Dalrymple for they feel he has not only helped them to improve their sportsmanship but through this has made them more capable and understanding students. His friendliness, sincerity, and generosity make him a person to look up to, and one to pattern our lives after. Because we have known Coach we are more cap- able of going out into the world and making a place for ourselves. o TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951: At last the four year course is run 11 From the dawn- ing day of carefree freshmen, the evening dusk of the senior year has settled over your class. Each and every one of you are to be congratulated up- on your successful persuanee of learning while in high school. Do not give up pursuing knowledge, now that you have graduated. The world always needs educated people, whether graduated from college, or life, itself. I hope that you will always have fond memories of your days here in Hartwick High School. May I wish you continued success in any and all en- deavors which you undertake. BOARD OF EDUCATION ORLO BURCH, PRESIDENT CffhSTMH WXNSLCW, PT.gRir FLOYD WAYMAN MILTON BUNN FIRST ROW:(left to right) Mrs Letha Tuller-Substitute; Mrs. Betty Bowler-second, and third grades; Mr, William Dalrymple-Physical Education; Mr, Charles Bowler-Prin- cipal; Mr Fred Sant Angelo-Business; Mrs Laura Mack- Kindergarten; Mrs Hazel Van Bus kirk-seventh and eighth grades SECOND ROT : (left to right) Miss Diane Webfcer-English and Social Studies; Miss Mary Telfer-Agriculture; Mrs Delia Koletnik-first and second grades; Mrs. Agatha Harrington- fourth grade; Miss Margaret Field-Music; Miss Dorothy ZiegfeId-Math and Science. Mrs• Cora Alger, fifth and sixth grades absent. 7 BLISS, BEVERLY BESSIE Business Course Vice President, 1-President,2 Secretary, 3 Oracle Staff,1,2,3,4 Art Assistant,1,2,3 Art Editor.4 Hub Staff,3,4-Assistant Editor,3 EDITCSK.,4 Honor Society,1,2,3,4 Dramatic Club,3-Play Cast,3,4 Chorus , 1,2,3,4 Pros Queen, 3-Girl s State,3 bar Pilgrim,4 Girl s Sport Club,4 BHCWH, MARETTA LOUISE Business Course Treasurer,1,2,3 Chorus,1,2 C racle Staff.2,3,4 Exchange Editor,2,3 Feature,4 Hub Staff “ ‘ Sales Clubs and Orchestra,l Play Cast,4 Girl,s Sport Club,4 zations,4 BUKMS, JOHN JOSEPH General Course Student Counci1,2 President,3-Vice President,4 Oracle Staff,3,4 Advertising Assistant,3 Advertising Manager,4 Hub Staff,3,4 Assistant Editor,3 Sports Editor,4 Athletic Association,1,2,3,4 Baseball.2,3,4 Basketball,1,2,3,4 Junior Varsity,! Varsity,2,3,4 All Star,4 Football,2,3,4 Boy's State,3 -Play Cast,4 MISTKETTA, JOHN JOSEPH Business Course Student Council,2,3 President,4 Oracle Staff,2.3,4 Advertising Assistant,2 3 Associate Editor,3 Sports Editor,4 Hub Staff.3,4 Sports Assistant,3 Advertising Manager,4 Athletic Association,1,2,3,4 Basketball,l?2 ,o ,4 Junior Varsity,1 Varsity,2,3,4 CAPTAIN,4 All Star Basketball Ba seball,2,3,4 Football,2,3,4-CAPTAIN,4 All Star Football Boy's State,3 -Prom King,3 Play Cast,4 ROBERTS, LOIS FERN College Entrance Course Secretary,1-Vice President,2,3 Secretary,4 Oracle Staff,1,2,3,4 Assistant Sales Manager.1,2, Associate Editor,3-EDITOR,4 Hub Staff .2,4-Assistant Advertising, 2 Photography, 4 Honor Society,1,2,3 Dramatic Club,1,2,3,-Play Cast,2,3,4 Qrchestra,1,2,3-Chorus,1,2,3,4 Athletic Association,1,2,3,4 Cheer leader, 1.2,3.4 Junior Varsity, 1-Varsity,2,3,4 CAWAUr,4 Girl's Sport Club,4 SCHIDZICK, DOROTHY MAE Business Course Student Council,3 Oracle,4 News Editor,4 Hub Staff,4 Dramatic Club,3 Chorus,1,2,3,4 President of Music Club,4 Girl's Sport Club,4 TRTJEX, FRANCIS JOSEPH College Entrance Course President,1 Student Counci1,1,2 Treasurer,4 Oracle Staff,4 Business Manager,4 Honor Society,1,2.3 Athletic Association,1,2,3,4 Basketball,1,2,3,4 Football,4 Baseball,4 CAPTAIN,4 Hub Staff,4 Business Manager,4 Seniors Last year’s Juniors came back to start their momen- tous days of the Senior year in Hartwick High School. Dances and movies were a part of their vigorous campaign to make money. They worked famously on the school paper and year book all year to make both outstanding. They sold new Huskie shirts which made a hit with everyone. The Senior play was presented March 14th and 15th. The seniors made the annual trip to New York City during Easter Vacation. Personalities Best looking---------- Best dressed----------- Biggest flirt---------- Dreamer---------------- Best dancer------------ Most likely to succeed- Biggest Pest---------- Most absent-minded----- Best sport------------- Most fickle------------ Most studious---------- Wittiest--------------- Most co-operative------ Big Shot--------------- Most polite------------ Best citizen----------- Most popular----------- Old Maid--------------- Bachelor--------------- Most ambitious--------- Best school-spirited— Teacher s pet---------- Done most for school— Biggest devil---------- Most cheerful---------- Friendliest------------ Shyest-------------- Fastest gum chewer Teaser-------------- Happy-go-lucky------ —Lois Roberts------Joe Truex Beverly Bliss ■-Lois Roberts-----Job Truex —Dorothy Schidzick-John Mistretta —Maretta Brown-----Joe 'Truex John Mistretta -Lois Roberts------John Mistretta -Beverly Bliss-----Joe Truex -Lois Roberts------John Bums John Mistretta -Dorothy Schidzick-John Bums -Beverly Bliss-----Joe Truex -Dorothy Schidzick-John Mistretta -Lois Roberts------Joe Truex -Beverly Bliss-----Joe Truex -Beverly Bliss-----Joe Truex -Lois Roberts------John Mistretta -Beverly Bliss-----Joe Timex -Beverly Bliss-----Joe Truex -Beverly Bliss-----John Mistretta -Lois Roberts------ -------------------joe Truex -Beverly Bliss-----John Burns -Beverly Bliss-----John Mistretta -Lois Roberts------Joe Truex -Beverly Bliss-----doe Truex -Beverly Bliss-----Joe Truex -Beverly Bliss-----Joe Truex -Maretta Brown-----Joe Truex Lois Roberts Beverly Bliss -Beverly Bliss-----Joe Truex -Dorothy Schidzick-Joe Truex -Maretta Brown-----John Burns -Dorothy Schidzick-John Mistretta 12 First row: Miss Diane Webber,former Advisor; Dorothy Schidzick, Carolyn Block, Lois Roberts, Beverly Bliss, Frances Barney, Joyce Ann Bresee, Maretta Brown, and Belle Wart. Second row: Jerry McCarthy,Mike Gregory, Leland Beach, John Burns, Francis Schweitzer, Francis Truex, Charles Rollins, Beverly Stevens, John Mistretta, and Larry Russell HUB srf EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-------- Associate Editors------ Art Editor------------- Assistant------------- Clubs and Organizations Assistants------------- Sales Manager----------- Assistants------------ Photography Editor----- Assistant------------- Business Manager------- Sports Editor---------- Assistant------------- Advertising Manager---- Advisor--------——-—---- ---------Beverly Bliss ---------Belle Wart Larry Russe 11 -------—Beverly Stevens ---------jerry McCarthy Editor---Maretta Brown ---------Frances Barney Mike Gregory ---------Dorothy Schidzick ---------Leland Beach Joyce Ann Bresee ---------Lois Roberts ---------Beverly Stevens ---------Francis Truex ---------John Burns ---------Charles Rollins ---------John Mistretta .—-------Mrs E.S Eoopes 13 First row: Miss Diane Webber, former Adviser; Joyce Ann ETresee; Carolyn Block; Lois Roberts; Beverly Bliss; Maretta Brown; and Dorothy Schidzick Second row: Earl Roberts; Charles Hadley; John Mistretta; Charles Rollins; John Burns; Francis Truex; Beverly Stevens; Jerry McCarthy; and Larry Russell. ORACLE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF------ Associate Editors---- Business Manager----- Advertising Manager- Art Editor----------- News Editor---------- Feature Editor ------ Sports Editor-------- Assistants---------- Advisor-------------- -Lois Roberts -Carolyn Block Charles Rollins -Francis Truex -John Burns -Beverly Bliss -Dorothy Schidzick -Maretta Brown -John Mistretta —John Burns Joseph Orlando —Mrs. E.S. Hoopes 14 V tVNO X UE0 AU CAFOL NF ? Dramatics Hrs Eleanor Endicott - Karetta Brovm gnes - Lois Roberts Riccy - Joe Truex Litzi - Hary -nn Domion Cissy - Joyce Turney Aunt Caroline - Ann Patterson Hiss IJabbitt - Dorothy Schidzick David Thompson - John Burns Dan Donovan - John I.listretta Hiss LlacLain - Beverly Bliss I.:ary Ha n - Belle V art Lieutenant Clayton - Charles Rollins 0tr c- -e c £t - M fj 0oro 6 jfe d ' Mr. CAa.r es @ o rs 15 Choir Orchestra First row: Victor Bunn; John Henningson; John Hurtubise; Dick Conklin; and Larry Russell. Second row: Herbert Schweitzer; Donald Brown; Miss Margaret Field, Director; Louise Bunn; Billy Bresee; and Maurice Bunn- First row: Mary Ann Domion; Carolyn Block; Allene Barney; Beverly Bliss; Ann Patterson; Lois Roberts, and Virginia Mistretta. Second row: Dorothy Turney; Nadine Richards; Virginia Bliss Gloria Hibbard; Miss Margaret Field,Director; Joyce Persons Dorothy Schidzick; and Louise Bunn. Third row: Geraldine Bridger; Susan Renwick; Esther Schid- zick; Nadine Murdock; and Anne Turney. left to right-Frances Barney, Carolyn Block, Joyce Ann Bresse, Mary Ann Domion, Lois Roberts Cheerleaders Left to right- Patricia Patterson, Virginia Mistretta, Allene Barney, Belle Wart, Joyce Ullberg O O 17 V, A C R H S A I M T P YS' Soatad,itorjMIchaol Gregory,John Burns, Cap’t John Ml3tr«tta,Leland Boach, Charles Rollins. Standing,itora Mg r J,McCarthy,John McGr- ath, John Tuhha, Francis Truex, Francis schwsitzor,william Gross- lingor,Coach Wm.ri.Dalrynple Missing from pictura-Raymond. oiultich The team had a very successful season, turning in sixteen wins against only four losses. The average height of the starting five: John Burns, Francis Schweitzer, Charles Rollins, Ray Po- lulech and Captain John Mistretta was a mighty 6’ 1 . Able substitutes Joe Truex, John Tubbs and' Bill Gros- linger saved many a game for the Huskies. The team brought home the first two cups ever awarded H.H.S. in athletics by winning co-champion- ship in the league and the playoff championship. YJ.V's Football Hartwick produced the best football team on the history of the school. Placing second in the league with three out1 five wins, the team also won one non-league game for a .500 percentage record. Hartwick Gilbersville Hartwick Hartwick Mt. Upton Hartwick Hartwick South New Berlin Hartwick Hartwick Milford Hartwick Springfield Laurens Gilford Brookfield Left to right: first row: Richard Mistretta, John Henningser Second ow ieUnd ac n urne, John Mistretta, Capta: Third ow: Frank cGrath, Charles Hadley, Ray Polulech, Frai Schweitzer, Charles Rollins, John McGrath, Joe Orlando, Ear| Roberts 20 Resplendent in new uniforms this year (the first to adorn a H.H.S. baseball team), the Huskies are looking forward to a good year. The Probable starting line-up will have Rollins catching, Striesse at first, Tubbs at second, Beach at short- stop, Schweitzer at third, Hadley in left field, Polulech in center field, and Burns in right field. The schedule is as follows: April April April May May May May May May May May May May 20- East Springfield Central-home 23- Laurens -away 26-Gilbertsville -home Eg 1-South New Berlin -home 3-Guilford -home _ 7-Mt. Upt.on -away Ml 10-Laurens -home 14- Gilbertsville -away 17-South New Berlin -away m 15- Milford-away mm 21- Guilford -away 24- Mt.Upton -home a 28-East Springfield-away mm League Games 21 -r (o - i ocw rs ? OS 1 7 - 55 x 10g 22 First row: Left to right; Larry Russell, Belle Dorothy Ziegfeld; Advisor, Carolyn Bio ck, and John TWjbs. Second row; Left to right; Carl Schidzick, Charlea Rollins, Beverly Stevens, and Bill Groslinger. Juniors The class officers of the Junior Class are: Larry Russell, President; Beverly Stevens, Vice President; And Belle Wart, Secretary-Treasurer, Other members of the class are John Tubbs, Bill Groslinger, Charles Rollins, Carolyn Block and Carl Schidzick, Dances were a part of their campaign to make money. They had a Vic dance and later on they had a Junior Prom which was the highlight of the year for them 23 First row; Left to right: Jerry McCarthy, Joytie Ann Bresee, Joyce Ullberg, Frances Barney, and Fred Strfliesse. Second row; Left to right: James Renwick, Dick Hayes, Francis Schweitzer, Mike Gregory, Robert Mack, and Ad- visor, Mr. William Dalrymple. Absent: Arline Aluffo, William Bridger, Raymond Polulech The Sophomore Class elected officers at the beginning of the year as follows: President-Dick Hayes Vice President-Raymond Polulech Treasurer-Frances Barney Secretary -Joyce Ann Bresee Advisor-Mr. William Dalrymple First row: John Polulech, Joyce Persons, Virginia Mistretta, Mary Ann Domion, Alene Barney, Ann Patterson, and Carlton Roberts. Second row: Robert Ryan, Charles Hadley, Real Gage, Myron Gage, Leland Beach, John McGrath, DeWayne Mock, Roy Decker, Frank McGrath, atod Mr. Fred Sant Angelo,Advisor. Freshmen The Class elected the following officers at the beginning of the year. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor - Mary Ann Domion - Allene Barney - Charles Hadley - Leland Beach - Mr. Fred Sant Angelo Firsli row : Marian Bridger, Nancy Dickison, Betty Polulech, Joyce Turney, and Jane Wart. Second row: William Bridger, Robert Smith, Donald Smith, James Hurtubise, Mrs. Hazel Van Biiskirk; teacher, William Dickison, .Donald Griffith, Bryce Gage and John Henningsen. Eighth Grade Seventh Grade First row: Susan Renwick, Geraldine bridger, Nadine Murdock, Ssther Schidzick, Ann Turney, Dorothy Turney, Nadine Richards Gloria Hibbard. Second row: Richard Mistretta, Roger Hull, Robert Grant, Chester McAdams, Louise Bunn, Mrs. Hazel Van Buskirk, Virginii Bliss, William Davis, William Bresee, Charies Smith, Richard Conklin. 26 First row: Nanette Hurtubise, Darlene Gill, Amelia Lyon, Shirley Matteson, Marilyn Jones, Sandra Dickison, Janet Mistretta, Sylvia Briscoe, Clarisse Hurtubise, Marjorie Persons, and Betty Patterson. Second row: Walter Haldenwang, Stephen Raimo, Leland McAdams, Robert Briscoe, James McGrath, Thomas Matteson, Herbert Schweitzer, Clyde Gage, and Marvin Hansen. Third row: Patricia Bridger, Edwin Carvin, Edward Hopkins, Robert Lindroth, Victor Bunn, Maurice Bunn, and Ruby Gage. Absent, John Mott New students, Audrey Jones, Shirley Jones, Patty Felts. Fifth and Sixth Grades The fifth and sixth grade teacher is Mrs Cora Alger. There are 31 students in the two grades com- hined The new students are Audrey Jones, Shirley Jones, and Patty Folts. 27 4th and 5th Grades Thera are twenty ight pupils in this combined grado room. Mrs. Agatha Har- rington la the teachor. First row;Left to right: Lois B-rown, Bessie Gill, Lois Carvin, Botsy Hacklin, Lois Henningsen, Ruth Henningsen, Katharine Mack, Jean Brown, Barbara Gill, Carole Burch and Helen Bunn. Second row: Jacqueline Patterson, Mary wead, Joan Raimo, Ronald Monroe, Robert Dibble, Neiland Richards, William Burgess, Gordon Tabor, Mary Mc rath, Elaine Schidzick, and Linda luffo. Third row: Chester Winslow, Donald Burgess, Robert Lindroth, Mrs. Agatha Harrington: teacher, Thomas Osterhoudt, Robert Bridger, and John) Renwick. First row; Left to right. Janet Bridger, Katharine Kohinke, Judy Turney ,•• Linda Hester, Joyce•brant, Grlenice duller, Janet Schallert, Carol Mistretta, Elizabeth Head, Martha Westcott, Jennie May Marlette, and Sandra Knapp. Second row . James Osterhoudt, Philip Jensen, Thomas Weeks, Dennis Field, Robert Mott, Henry Briscoe, Jo n Holm, Stephen Clark, Robert Knapp, William Schweitzer, warren Bunn and Joseph Polulech. Third row: Elbert Brown, William Kearns, James Smith, Mrs. Betty Bowler,; teacher, Robert Osterhoudt, James Grant, and Harold Gill. Second and Third Grades The second and third grade teacher is Mrs. Betty Bowler. There are thirty students in these two grades. 29 First and Second Grades The first and second grade teacher is Mrs. Delia Koletnik. There are 29 students First row;. Left to right: Marilyn Andrews, Lomise Turney, Alice Smith, Mary Turney, Judy Jensen, Barbara Gras, Ann Marie Kearnsr Elizabeth Potter, Doreen Holm, Susan Westcott, Shirley Monroe, and Carol Mott Second roir. Bruce Knapp, Louis Kilts, Harry Lindroth, Robert Murdock, Gerald Hopkins, Thomas McGrath, Fred Gill r., Dougfas Matteson, Leslie Grigsby, Orlo Burch, Donald Osterhoudt, Philip Lindroth, Edward Kohinke. Third row: Cecilia He d, Catherine Mistretta, Mrs, Delia Koletnik; teacher% Sharon atteson, Mary Brown. 30 First row; Left to right: Robert Semrov, Wayne Bunn, Marilyn Marlette, Alberta Kilts, Linnea Derr, Donna Ainslie, Ann McGrath, Shirley Powers,Linda Neal, Gerald Monroe, and Donald Eldred Second row: Robert Bubencik, Dennis Burgess, Iynn Green, Barbara Doyle, Barbara Lee, Helen McGrath, Cheryl Edgett, Billy Murdock, Kenneth Tabor, and Darr- ell Risley. In back-Mrs.Laura Mack,teacher, At)Sent-Priscilla Hotaling, Robert Kimmey, and Russell Jones Kindergarten The Kindergarten teacher is Mrs Laura Mack • There are twenty-four pupils this year They have learned how to adapt themselves to school under the direction of their teacher 31 SERVICES No school can exist without the ser- vices of bus drivers, cafeteria managers, janitorial staffs, We arc vary fort- unata in having Mrs. Wayman as a cafeteria manager; Coy Hester, Mrs.Hurtibise, Mrs. Castle, and Mr. McAdams as bus drivers; and Mr. David Hollister, who not only keeps our school shining, but also drives our bus. The seniors salute your fine jobs. MrPcLvtcf fto ts+er AfrS. Do vy Jcl. 5 Wecyt7Jo.r Bus Drivers Mr. Dc uiJ Ho III 5 ? - Mrs. £ su orfA Ccls c Mr. Coy Hej+er Mrs. Po-i Hor J 6ts Mr. CAesJerMcAcfa.nts 32 BLOCK'S ■H Pjjj £iecr c fl a. r h us t COMPLIMENTS OF H. 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HODERN DRV c Limas atvca vM Phone 3671 DEWS SERVICE STAT'IOM SA A C AC’S UAKTWtck 131 E SEE’S EXTENDS ITS CON6kA TULA T ONS TO TN€ CLASS OF '51 Mr. Free Mr C yd Mr. I 5ta T«r Supply Co. COOPERS TOWN NEW YORK OtAego CLectric Cooperative, 3nc. PHONE HARTWICK 3301 ELECTRICITY Olface - Jtartivick, J eiv yiork Congratulations CL SS S1 Mary Teller Dairy Prodiicts OLIVER N HOLLAND £Hb ARM mCHXfittm Phone 3111 “ Where Quality is Higher Than Price Cooperstown, New York Winnie’s COMPLIMENTS OF Deane Winsor Alberts 3ew?)ry Specializing in watches, clocks, and Jewelry repairing. IC oepty awn,_____MY Flu Crt K N.Y GoldsiocK Sporh)tg Goods BtiLSebdll Gloves 13! M Bro+rdua.u St --------------CL COMPLIMENTS OF Pattereoia Funeral Home- Hartwick  3511 CompJt rrr errps of Bobs Place LUA CHES. SODAS. TCE CEE AM, SUA OAES HAETEV CK Cl Your V c£ ory i Food Stjore Hartuk. , m. t Ralph Leach, MtrU. To The «.  o-f '51 Cong ratulaA tons The Faculty us 5 V, Being of sound mind and body, Ww the Class of 1951 leave to all our former classmates and friends the following: Beverly Bliss leaves her art job to Beverly StoVens. Joe Truex leaves his acting ability to Carl Schidzick. John Burns leaves the priviledge of bating his lunch fourth period to Bill Grosslinger, Dorothy Schidzick leaves all her telephone numbers to Carolyn Block, Marotta Brown leaves Shotgun Boogie to Bello Wart, John Mistretta loaves John Tubbs 2 extra inches to help Stubbsy next basketball season, Lois Roberts leaves her ability in math, plane geometry in particular, to Larry Russell, To Chuck Rollins, the whole class leaves a pair of gym shorts so that he doesn’t have to walk in front of lady teachers in his unmentionables 1 i 1 OA EOA TA CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OAPEOA TA CoSTr p frrTGrrJ-S of WH1LBEE NATIONAL BANK OA EOA TA flf| 273 MAIN 5T ONCONTAi ® Huff j REPAIRING By WJ ,« 1 IPIg 5ET n .“1FJ£ y Jim Ko sstaa ty rtc e of the PMftes SportiniGoom 3E fn Opreorr a. GOSSOO'5 GROCERr SCHUYLER LAKE. ?,chf,' d Sfv.-jdsm PATRICK-4- TAYLOR iery ce 7 U a Pfsrxiauroxs SCHUYLER LAKE RICHFIELD fADWELL 'S Cupboard 7 o ?ClCCO CcLR?dy COOPMSTOm