Jeffersonville Youngsville High School - Winkelried Yearbook (Jeffersonville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

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He really was tool The oldtimers in the Catskills tell many a tale ahout our johnny and indeed he used to tell them ahout himself tone of the virtures which Johnny lacked w as modesty I. There was the time he loaded his gun with a hunting knife and nails. He was out to git a grinnin woodchuck. Witli one shot he not only killed the Mvarminti' but skinned him an nailed the hide to a tree. Another time Johnny jumped half way aero Sand Pond and then, without touching the wate jumped back again. Johnny Darling was the hest uchin jugglern i the state. In fact it would not he surprising if l' were the best talker in the country. People used I come from miles around just to hear him spin yarn. Because of this Johnny decided to try prewar: in '. He would hare made a good preacher to exceptini that his tall tales always got in the wz of the sermon. Folks just didn't think it was Su 0 kg., davfiedii enoulfh when John reached. 1 P Well-maybe Johnny did these things and may- he he didn't. hut his stories were enjoyable. We hope that you will enjoy Johnny and other such folklore. So huzza! for the Catskill mountains, for its hlue lakesg for the eagle winds and singing hreezesg for the rich valleys and the broad streams? Huzzal for men and women who had the cour- age to laugh in spite of the dangers and hardships. lluzza! for johnny Darling our hero of Sullivan County. May we long rememher him and the other hrave pioneers who settled our country and left us the rich heritage of their folklore. 3 CCNTENTS page page page page DEDICATION This year we humbly dedicate our yearbook to Joseph K. Strawbridgeg a more deserving person we could not hope to find. Having served Jeffersonville Central School for 24- years, he has found that through educating the youth of America comes a true satisfaction known to few others. As high school history teacher, debate coach, and senior advisor, he has few equals in quality of work and unexhaustible spirit. In his classes Mr. Strawbridge has seen tw' generations of the same familyg may he continue hi mission to the third and fourth so that more ma know the joy of being taught by him. Through his efforts the ,l.C.S. students have th opportunity of becoming tomorrowis finest citizens This, then, is the great satisfaction he obtains fror his dedication to the field of educationg this is hi incentive to continue the mission that has onl started. 4 Assistant Principal The assistant principal of our school is Mr. Kenneth C. Fuller. Mr. Fuller attended Ithaca School of Physical lfducation, New York University, and Ithaca College. Along with aiding lVlr. Baker in his administrative capacity, Mr. Fuller is guidance di- rector and the hoys' high school gym teacher. Board of Education Left to right, row one: Edwin von Bergen. Fred Miller, Millard liury-president. Stephen Hoffman. Margaret Hirk. Row two: Peter Stelling, Jesse Brown. Louis Koniancherk. ,Iolin liernas. Principal lVlr. Erwin l.. Baker. w ho has lieen principal of ,leffersonville Central School for twenty-three years. attended Albany State Ylleachers College. Columbia University, New York University, Cornell. and the University of lletroit. He has earned BA. and lVl.A. degrees. Under his skillful supervision the school runs smoothly. Superintendent 5 Henry C. Paul racle Faculty IIELENE N. IIROWN: A.A.S.: Dental School at Long Is- land Agricultural and Technical Institute: Dental Hygien- ist. MARY K. GEMPLER: B.S.g Teachers' College at On- eonta, N.Y.g Grade three. PATRICIA M. GESSLER: B.S.: Teachers' College at Oswego, N.Y.: Grade two. LOUISE ll. HOFERg lI.S.g Wtmrking for M.A. in Social Anthro- pology: New York University: Graduate work in Western Europe and Scandinaviag Grade six. CLARENCE J. KRANTZ: Syracuse University: New Paltz Normal School: Delhi Training Classg graduate work at New York Univer- sity: Grade four. LILLIAN M. KRAUSS: R. E.g Teachers' College at New Paltz, N.Y.: New York University: Kinder- garten. FLORENCE M. CODYER: B.A.g Hunter College: t-rade live. HAIL. I.. MYERS: Liberty Training Class: New Paltz Normal School: additional work at Teachers' College at Oneonta, N.Y. and New York State College for Helene N. Brown Mary K. Gempler Patricia M. Gessler Louise B. Hofer Clarence J. Krantz Lillian M. Krauss Florence M. Codyer Hazel L. Myers M. Frieda Neulmerger Scyrintha J. Osterhout Harriet V. Prince Gertrude B. Sat-ks Beverly S. Schulman Gladys H. Schuster Rachael A. Sturdivan Anna M. Todd Teachers at Buffalo: Grade one. M. FRIEDA NEUBER GER: RS.: New York State College for Teachers at A hany: New Paltz Normal School: Grade three SCYRIIN THA J. OSTERHOUT: Teachers' College at Cortlam N.Y.: extra credit at New York Universityg Grade fivt HARRIET V. PRINCE: New Jersey State College fo Teachers at Newarkg Grade one. GERTRUDE B. SACKS HS.: Teachers' College at New Paltz, N. Y.g Universit of Rochesterg Cornell University: Teachers' College Brockport. N.Y.g Kindergarten. BEVERLY S. SCHU MAN: RA.: Hunter College: Grade two. GLADYS I SCHUSTER: Liberty Training Class: Grade four. ANNt M. TODD, R.N.g The Brooklyn Hospital Training Schot for Nurses: extra training at Orange County Communit Collegeg School Nurse. PAGE SPONSORED BY J EFFERSONVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL FACULTY. 6 13. e WALLACE E. BAINES: B.A.g M.A. in Guidanceg Arizona State Teachers' Collegeg Boston Universityg Suffolk Uni- versity: Physical Education. EDNA L. CLARK: B.A.g M.A. in Englishg Nyack Bible Collegeg Houghton Collegeg New York State College for Teachers at Albanyg Junior Ad- visorg Englishg Journalism. KENNETH C. DRAKE: B.A.g New York State College for Teachers at Albanyg Graduate work at New York Universityg Grade eightg Mathematics. EDWARD R. GESSLER: B.S.g Teachers' College at Oswe- go. N.Y.g Industrial Artsg Driver Training. THERESA D. GUTE: B.S.g College of St. Elizabethg extra work at Columbia Universityg Librarian. GERTRUDE R. HICK: Brooklyn Training School for Teachersg Fordham College: Grade eightg Junior High Mathematics and English. CAROL R. NEWKIRK: B.S.: New York State College for Teachers at Buffalog Albright Art Schoolg Sophomore Advisory Art. JOSEPH C. PEDOTO: Ph.D.g Physical Col- High School Faculty lege at Romep University of Naplesg New York Universityg Language. SALVATORE R. PRINCIOTTA: B.S.g M.A. in Guidance and Personnel Administrationg New York Uni- versity: Grade seveng Junior High Social Studies. GEORGE E. RAUM: B.S.g M.A. in Mathematicsg Fordham Univer- sityg Columbia Universityg Freshmen Advisor: Science. JANET B. ROSENBERGER: B.S. Ithaca Collegeg Music Director. JOAN A. RYBAK: B.S.g Robert Wesleyan Junior Collegeg Cornell Universityg Syracuse Universityg working for M.A. in Home Economicsg Home Economics. ROBERT M. SHAEFFER: B.S.g State Teachers' College at Ship- pensburg, Pennsylvaniag Commercial Teacher. JOSEPH K. STRAVVBRIDGE: B.A.g M.A. in Antiquitiesg Lehigh Universityg University of Pennsylvaniag Senior Advisor: Historyg Debate. IRENE VON BERGEN: B.S.g Teachers' College at Onenonta, N.Y.g Grade seven. Wallace E. Baines Edna L. Clark Kenneth C. Drake Edward R. Gessler 'Theresa D. Cute Gertrude R. Hick Carol R. Newkirk 4,ljJc'Jfoseph C. Pedoto, - if I' LV , it . l f U N ' or alvatore George Raum Janet B. Rosenberger Joseph K. Strawbridge Joan A. Rybak Robert M. Shaeffer Irene von Bergen PAGESPONSOREDBYJE FACULTY. Secretary Se1'reta1'y. Kathryn Roberston. An able secretary is an im- portant part of a sr'hool's efficiency. jeffersonville is for- tunate in having one of the best. Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Staff, left to right: Alice Hess, Florence Michel. Frances Loughrey. Louise Korth. Lois Korth. manager. The students' g'friends are responsible for the nourishing food that keeps the students healthy. Patricia Stephenson Noi Pifturvll. Bus Drivers Bus Drivers. left L0 right, kneeling: Albert Stagl. Fred Nlil ler. Floyd Korth, Robert Skinner. Standing: Carl Zieres Joseph Catalano. Philip Schaefer. Roy Williams. James Freer, Ralph Wehner, Ralph Mootz. Herbert Grishaber. I takes skillful driving to transport the students safely tt and from school. In the hands of these competent men lay the lives of many students. Custodians Custodian. left to right: John Reyman, Charles Doetscl Roy Mall. Students take pride in a clean school. These ar the men who give the students a good cause to be proud. ,, . .....-..1 t 1 s 3 C E iftume.,-1-m.s sam-sp. fungi . Q CLASSES tiarnin, gleam Kpounals o,,xBooLsn JMS fm 'W wwaw M MW VV QQAKPN My NWS X L, M 1 71,232 g 9 X gy? in 0 X 34' PM vu N S'-' wt W4 Z1 S 958 RITA ALLGEIER nRf'RtS,, Course: business major. Choir l,2,g A.A. 3.4, Treas. 4g The Winkelried 3,4, Photo- graphy Editor 4g Class Sec. 4. Ambition: secretary. 'glifst looking girly PETER CATALANO uc-atv Course: shop major. Track 1-3g Football 1-4g Baseball 1-33 A.A. 1-4g Safety Patrol 1-45 Basketball 1-4. Ambition: hotel or restaurant manager. Left school in ,lan- uary. MBPS! athletei' RONALD BOEGE ..Fmg,, Course: business major. Football Man- ager 2,3g Choir 2-43 Band 1-4, Vice-Pres.: 43 Safety Patrol 3,43 A.A. l-4. Ambition: hotel manager. Most fifklff' DONALD CLARK Ducky Course: shop major. Choir 3,4g Rifle Club l,2. Ambition: carpenter. Class lover GARY BURY '6Red Fox fr. Course: shop major. Basketball l,2g Foot- ball 3.4g Choir 1-3g A.A. 1-4g Baseball 2. Ambition: garage mechanic. Hass mechanic CLYDE DlRlE Eddie Course: academic-science. Ambition: poultry farmer. Most rourteous ll Seniors -...Q-3, K 1. i' Seniors X., I RONALD GAIN Lefty Course: academic-science, mathematics. Track 1-3: Rifle Club 1-4: Football 2: Band 4: Safety Patrol 2. Ambition: chem- ical engineer, Clarkson College. Most gulliblev DAVID DOETSCH naMugg3sv Course: academic-science, mathematics. The Winkelried Sports Editor 4: Safety Patrol 2-4: A.A. 1-4: Student Council Vice-pres. 1: Basketball 1-4: Baseball 1-43 Football Manager 4. Ambition: Siena College. Class charactern HERMAN GOEBEL Tiger Course: shop major. Football 1-4: Bas- ketball 1-4: Baseball 1,2,4: Track 1-43 Safety Patrol 2-4: A.A. 1-4. Ambition: farmer. aFfiHl1dlif'Sl,, I LILLIAN ELLMAUER Lil Course: business major. Transferred from Youngsville Central School 4. Ambition: secretary. 'cQuietesL ' RONALD GOETTING Shovel ourse: academic-science. Debate 2-4, Choir 2-4g The Winkelried 3.4, Business Manager 4g Student Council Sec. 3: Class WV Vice-Pres. 3. Ambition: lawyer. Hamilton 9 Mtillege. Class oratoru M.,,,q ff'R?yM MJ NAU' if C MARTIN GABRIEL Marty Course: shop major. Rifle Club 1: Art 'I Club 4. Ambition: Marines. Class lianflymanv 12 E JOHN GORR .lackson.', Course: business major. Rifle Club 1. Ambition: linotypist, Merganthaler Lin- otype School. Class misery PHYLLIS HUST aphylv bition: nurse. Most modest JOHN GRISHABER ccclemxr Course: business major. Band 1-43 Safety Patrol 1-43 Captain 4, A.A. 1-4, Vice- Pres. 3, Class Treas. 1,23 Football 1-4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1-4g Track 1-43 Baseball l-4g Prom Attendant 2. Am- bition: barber. Class clown ALBERT LARSON Albie,' Course: shop, science major. Safety Pa- trol 3,4g Band 4, Student Council 2,43 Class Pres. 25 Class Vice-Pres. 4g Foot- ball l-4, Co-Captain 4g Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1-4g Track 1-4g Prom King 3, attendant 1. Ambition: physical education teacher, Teachers' College at Brockport. Most popular boy SUSAN GUTE ..P0,, Course: shop, science major. Safety Pa- Band l-4, Pres. 4g Choir 1,2,4, Pres 43 A.A. 1-4, Sec. 35 Student Council 1-25 Class Pres. lg Class Vice-Pres. 2g Prom Queen 3, Attendant 1. Ambition: Physi- . cal education teacher, Teachers' College at Cortland. Most Popular Girl EDWIN NOB ER Sonny Course: shop major. Art Club 4. Am- bition: carpenter. Most prompt 13 Course. academic-science, mathematics. Transferred from Liberty Central 4. Am- Seniors , y j ltr,-3 9 ' ' M' ,E .fo-903 I mn ' fm ,,,, .41 I' I 4,.,.' MJ-fu ' .gfn , 47,-1. . ,114 W j dll Seniors ELLEN ROTH 6'Elliev Course: academic-science, French, math- ematics. Choir 1-4, Sec. 1, Vice-Pres. 45 Class Sec. 35 Class Treas. 45 A.A. 1,2,45 Art Club 15 The Winkelried 3,4, Literary Editor 4. Ambition: science research, Uni- versity of Michigan. Best dressed girl WlLLlAM NORRIS Bones', Course: academic-science, mathematics. Choir 45 Safety Patrol 2-45 A.A. 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 Baseball 1-4. Ambition: chemical technologist, Long Island Agricultural and Technical Insti- lute. Biggest appetitev RAYMOND SCH LOTT Beezer Course: shop major. Football 1-45 Base- ball 1,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Choir 2,3, Vice-Pres. 35 Safety Patrol 2-45 A.A. 1-4, Pres. 4. Ambition: Navy. Class hunter ANDREW PETERS Joker Course: shop major. Band 1-45 Choir 1-35 The Winkelried 35 Basketball 1,2,45 Base- ball 1,25 Football 4. Ambition: Marines. Wittiest ANDREW SEGAR asAnd-yn Course: business major. Band 1,25 Rifle Club 1,2. Ambition: businessman. Class farmerv FRANCES POLSTER Young Spike Course: academic-science, French. Choir 1,2,45 Band 1-4, Sec. 45 Debate 1,25 A.A. 2-4. Ambition: grade teacher, Teachers' College at New Paltz. Most tempermentalv 14 958 B EVERLY STECH MANN Eloise Course: academic-French. Choir 1,2g Cheerleader 1-4, ,l.V. Capt. 1, Varsity Capt. 43 Cheerleading Club Vice-Pres. 1: The Winkelried 3,4, Editor 4: Prom Attendant 2,39 A.A. 1'4g Class Sec. 1. Ambition: telephone operator. Hardest worker GREGORY VENTURA Greg Course: academic-science, mathematics. The Winkelried 3: Rifle Club 1.2. Am- bition: engineer, Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute. Most non-conforrningn lpfq- fL 0fy, 2 '51 JAM S' TO'lVlf57y 4 scsydsr Course: business major. Rifle Club 1,25 The Winkelried 3.4. Ambition: mechanic. Best dancer BETTY WILLIAMS Betty Boop Course: business nlajor. Choir 1,33 The I Winkelried 3,43 Class Treas. 3. Ambition: beautician. Most tallfativei' ROBERT VELTEN .Bobo Course: academic-science. Football 2: The Winkelried 3.4: Debate 2-4, Pres. 43 A.A. 4: Class Sec. 2, Class Pres. 3.4: Student Council 3,4, Pres. 4. Ambition: forestry, Gettysburg College. Most likely to sur'c:eed', ARTHUR YOUNG Snooks', Course: shop major. Choir 1-4: Art Club 1,4. Ambition: home designer. Laziest,' 15 Seniors J' vi J:ir1bj,w vSv. file lwwtfi 3' . gfimg i vu , , I tlxywtlflm l'eter.' ' ling. l i'ziiiccs Petersen, illlL'1lli0l KllISL'llCI'1l. Anna Nlnrie Srhig wone. left school in january. Me vin Whorf. Nanry Sehadt. llonul Tegeler. Virginia Shaara. Mfrs Steppich. Stnnrfingz Russell Us Prhout. Eleanor Hevker. 'l'homz l'uersrhner. Patrit-ia Miltlne Rirhartl Miller. Samuel Yusgu Kathryn Rolnak. Warren Srhaefe George Young. ,lutly Steffens. l.: Sinelair. 1,1'jI to rzglil, silimg: Rose ll gert. Joseph Maus. Shirley ller lnirclt, liurl Myers, llulricizi KL lmriel. llzirry lloilenslein. Knut leen Downing. litlwin Clliell llexerly Hulse. Slrmzling. .lux Kuslner. Riclizrrml Mull, Ru .Xnn Burr. Rirlizirtl llililcr. Mn Juniors ln the junior year. El class which has been di- vided all through school is finally united into one large vlass. l'lomeroom teuelier and advisor of this class is Nlrs. llolwert Clark. Mrs. Clark helped the juniors present their an- nual class play. This year's presentation was en- titled. 'l'ln- Leftover lleincleeri' which helpefl to enliven the Christmas spirit. .Xllgcieiy 1 litlwzirtl lfullon. -lor Classel, George Fulton. lfvel' Hocring. Frank lflllltlll. Pzilrim Xnclcrson. The elassis largest function was their prom. Tl Twelfth of Never, whieli was lielcl on May U. W3 The advisors for the prom this year were WI Joseph Strawhrifige and Miss Janet Rosenherger. The ,luuior Class officers are: Samuel YasgL presidentg Joan Classel, vice-president: Patric lVlilclner. secretary: and Evelyn Hoering. treasurf PAGE SPONSUIRICIJ BY MH. AND MRS. THOMAS A. COLEMAN lti I,1'fl lo riglzl, :ow nur: Mary Napoliello. -lnrlilli Sclirunipf, Carol llnllweiler. l'anl Norris. Run' Izun: Rolierl llanslnlaier, Wilfred Huglison. Glen Bililer Charles llools. Ron' liner: .lean lfullon. .Xnne Miller. Barbara 91-gar. llolin Ueinpler. Nou' four: Rolwrl i,lIl.'l'Sl'llIll'l'. .tllierl Stagl. lVlrs. Allen Newkirk and lVlr. Robert Shaeffer are the sophomore advisors. During the year the sophomores presented their class play. 11 Case For Two Detectives. under the direction ol Mr. Shaeffer, and a danee under the direction of lVlrs. Newkirk. The dance is one of the sehool's soeial highlights each year. lt was entitled The Mad Sophomores H1111 and was presented on lVlilI't'll Zl. 1058. The sophomore 1-lass ofiieers are: liarhar Segar, president: ,lohn Cempler. viee-president: ,lean Ful- ton. seeretary: and Diane liolvak. treasurer. The class is eagerly looking forward to lie- eoming juniors and receiving their class rings. PAGE SPONSORED BY ElVllVlA AND HlCliBliR'l' NULIJH Jifggf-fi I.f'fl lo righl, xillingz jeffrey Krongcl, Carol Nolcle. .Xrlliur Hellerer, Mary Spencer. Daniel lfisclier. Diane Rolmak. Brian Du- Bois. Linda Lueky. Standing: Gary lirey, Karen Moran. Allan Covarl. Sharon House. Ronald tloslelli, Barbara Sl'llWlI'lL'l'. Ray- mond Peters, Gloria Bassiiey. Russell Gloor, I,2llll'2l Gabriel. lf!! In lligflf, nm' ww: gllilllbll l,m-uligmlu. Kizimliiu' licmllc. l'zl1ric'i1l Blllllll. H2lIlllL'llll'l' Srliiinincl. his Xlllllllll. l'1ili'ici:l l'11L'iwi'l1i1L'l'. limi' lzwo: Rinlizirml Nlcngcs, K-vrnlnl lllll'N'L'll. IJOHHZI CIl11'1'c'y, llc-linux: I'c'l'c'1. knllilccn llzillrrrzin. Riclizml Willizunsun. limlwzirml f:2lllI'lCl. Hou' ll1r1'1': Ruhcrl lfislx. Rulvcrl llllli'!'. Nlnlllicw Rcnli, .lulin Slclling. llclci' KlllNi'llL'l'1l. 'lrcuu' liuuslcznl. llminlml l,UIlgllI'1'X, RUlJl'I'l Sflimk ziinl Rnynnnnl Sc-gzir. nlmciil. lf!! In aiglll, mn' r1l11'Z Rulli I'-llllfbll. Kailvii 5llll'lllllIDl. K2lllllCCl! Huglimn, SllK'K'l1l XVulili'nln Yinla Keegan. Sandra Haney. Rauf Iwo: Lane liillverl. Alan llrzilxe. ,lane lxtiwllillll. Joanne Starke l.ennar1l Nlnlt. William Rillersliausen. Raw tlzrrwz Rumloll Hnering. Roller! Clube. Winnie Ma S1-liuefer. Xlary Ann Invewli. Walter liauingarmll. Hunalml Iirey. Freshmen 'lllis yn-ur lln' ln-slinn-ii lmmlx llleir lirsl step respeclivc-ly. lu llle lligll svlmnl slnmlz-nts. ll' llllmmllg llwlr luluw' llwl had llw Ulllmlllumll The fi-eslmwn llax e llic- u 1 lUl'll1IlllN lu rarliri ml . . , , l l , l l f'l11H'Sf' lllf' SUl'.l f'lS HW? WSl'f'fl U' lakv- HW? in many activities whim-li mere- not upvn lu llnrni i uvulcl lake villn-r uvacleiiiir,-. lmusiness. art or Shop eighth grade. Among tliese are cle-lmlv. spurt 1'u11i's1-s. 'llliey nm-rv V4-quii'ecl to lake' general SI'lf'lli'l f'lW6Vle3'l l3- llaml and l'lW '- lllls lmr' The fre-slnnm-n 1-lass uffivers arm-: llulli lfullm 'l'ln- lnvnn-rmnn lVill'llt'l'S. Mr. Cm'ui'gz' Rillllll anfl prvsitlenl: Alan Ilrakv. xice-pwsillc-ill: Cvralil lllul Xlr. ,lose-pli llvtlulu. also lllllfll sm'ivl11'1-ainl langauge- neil. Sewelaryg anfl Karen Sclirumpli. ti'casL1i'm-i'. IS i l l I.1'fl lo 1igl1I,,w'rll1'rI nroznirl lrilalrfz Lois Yasgnr, Virginia Segar. Dorothy Wilferl, Mary Knaclx, l':ilrizi3i .-Xllgeicr, llexcrly lheis. Denise Dnllois: Nancy Kent. Marifling: .james Sleplienson. Roilncy Alycsworlli, .john Kchrlcy. Kcrmelli Drake. Carl llellercr. William lirtlinan. Roherl. Sonle, l i'eilvi'ii'k Sthamll, .lolin llihat-nc. l,1'jl In rigl1l,,s'1'nI1'rl rnouml lrilllff: Alot Wagner. Carole Miles, litlwina linrr. Williznn Wahl, .IZIIIICS lless. Elizabeth Svliamll. Joann Svlnniclt. Marian lflwert, 'lleta l ist'l1er. Slarulilnu: Judith Flax, .lames Norris. Rolmerl Svula. William Norris. fleralrl Nlootx. .lohn Konianm'l1ei'k. Wayne llilller. Sonia Lelirer. The eighth graile is in an envialile position. 'llhey are the top class in junior high sc-hool ancl they are looking forwarfl to their freshman year antl their first year of high school. 'lllie girls in eighth graile took hall a year of home eeonomies while the hoys took shop c-ourses. Al ilu- 4-ntl of the year. these students take regents exams in aritlnnetie. English. ancl social stuilies. 'llhe seieiiee regents was in January. After a half lil Grade Eight year of SK'l6lll'l'. these sluilents take an art eourse. If the exams are all passe-tl ilu- eighth grailers rf-i'eive elementary svhool diplomas. 'llhe eighth gratle teachers. Mr. lic-inieth llrulu- ancl lVlrs. Gertrude Hit-k aet as ailvisors to the class. 'l'he class ofiiec-rs are Patrivia Allgeier. presimlent: Kenneth llralie. vit-e-presiilent: Sonia lA'ilI't'I'. set'- retary : and Gerald Nlootzw treasurer. 9 l 2 5 5 Iffl Io right sifting: Czirolyii XYllll2ll1lSUll, Kathleen Holt, l':111l Back. Dennis D11l3ois. Jean Boyle. Slunrling: Rlll5l'lil2l Sl'llllI2lllSS. Carol llicis. Wilfred Yzihl. Leslie llogert. lSz1rlmz11'z1 lizihij, Rita lluhriel. Patriria Nlyers. Hohei' Ebert. Cary Niall. Barlmara Duttweiler. Anne Karadontes. ,lane Willis. uhsent. Grade Seven Under the alwle leadership of lVlrs. Irene von Bergen and lVlr. Salvatore Prineiotta, the seventh graders receive the foundations of knowledge and teaniwork which are necessary for their future years in school as well as out. This year their higgest activity was their class lm!! lu rigli llaird. Carol Susan Kohler. llonuld lllllCl'. .Slrznflin Stlizicfcr. 1 5 . we-N play, l'Beany's Private Eyef, This delightful on act comedy displayed the acting ahilities of th seventh graders. The class enjoyed their first taste of junior hig school. hut are eager to hceome freslinien and entc senior high. I. xillinyz Virginia Young. Nlarrina Wiles. lNan1'y l.eute. Karen Sleflens. tlingt e llrown, Sfflllllfllgl .-Klan Dirie. ,loyee Halloran. Carol Epstein. Mnlrey 'l'ol1oro+ Q: lllllll Newliznn. Mz11'li11 Stelling, Rlfll2ll'tl SC'g2ll'. Denn PAGE SPONSUIII-Ill BY MARCH AND VIC VlNClCN'l'eJ EWELICHS. 20 1 L, lrjl to iiglll, inn' mir: ,Xrthnr SUlllt'. 'I lltllllllx llnry, l't'lt'r Ilichl, Rohcrt licmllc, Williznn Ilit-hl trerziltl tloelling. Frewlerit' llrhavh. Huw 11110: lletle Kinmlnian. fiffillllllillf tfolo. Janet lflux. nun l'ran1k. llc-lly l,on st'lliIL'lil'l', Xkllltf lroll, Nlziry .Xnn Nlorton. Ron' Ilnrr: llcnnis Kin 1 lck. Rnlh SLIlllllK'lJl'll, Linmlzi Bury, Rithnrtl 'l'onis. Louise Willrt-rl, lclvr llyzlll. Kay l.onghrt-x Phyllis xlllllllt'l'. xxllllillll Ixorlh. i.llltl2l Slvzkc-r :intl XXQIITCII c.llt'lll'2lIll'. 2llNl'lIl. xxllll'l'tl X nhl nc w wlualt-ni. G cl S' 'lihv sixth graders. unclur the ls-aclewsllip of Mrs. Sturclivant's class sturliml thc' unvivnt history ol Vit-tor Holm' and Mrs. Rilt'llil0i Sturclivant. arv Home anfl Greece. They mls-rifle-fl to do svivln-4' work looking forward to the-ir f'Illl'ZlIlf'C into junior high. hy growing molcl in class. Mrs. lloferis rluss plannml a Scieilm' Fair. llur- Both classes joined together and pre-sm-ntml the-il g the sc-coml sc-nic-ste-r tht-5 stuclic-fl Japan. Mrs. play The M1'r1.wlrelSlmw in Now-rnlwr. lmfl to riglil. ron' our: lluxitl Vans. Louise Snyder. llurlraru Krongel. Shirley Wooil. Kllllf' Iwo: tLcrll'llclc' tLrz1nt'r. l':nnt'I:i Nlt'yc'rs. l'il'lllll fiI'2Illl'l'. lllUlll1lS Kutstlnwzi. Hou' lllH'1': I'zilrim'i:1 iillIlt'X ,Il'2llllll .Xltnl'ln. Xxillflll' Iownscml. Ilowurtl l l'lgt'IllD1Illlll. litlwzml Krnllww, lit'llllIIlX lfullvr, Kam-n lioswlcy. 'llioniqin sIlL'llt'L'l', zlhst-nt. mn VVVV ,, fgsfixw XJ LA . 5. 3 X . ..,,,,. , , t Q ,i 3 ql :XA I.1'1l In zighl, mu' mfr: 1121111 1i1'1111l1. .X1'l111ll' 110110, 11111121111 K11z11'L. 141111111111 111-ss, f11'l'g4l1'1 15114 Huis, 1-1'111'g,c KU1111, 1111111 SI1l11l, Hmz' Iwo: 11111111121 511141011 Gulc Myers. 5111111111 11z111111, 11111111111 S1'1lil111. 1111111 1121- X111-1. .lesssivu 1111111. Run' tllrcv. xlflllrlfngz Wayne 1181'l111Zi1'111. 1,il111C1 NCWl'1ll11'1i- 1'1'21111x 1.L'11l1l11'l111, 11111111111 1'lI111l11. 1'I'L'11l'l'111i NI11'11c1. f.l11'110I1 N12lllS. N11l'112lC1 Dllllois. R11'11111'11 Klux'-11111. 1'N1C11i'l'1l1x 1111111. 11111111111 x1'l'11IlCI'. lima' 111111: 6.11-go1'1 Clulo. x11ll'1i' 11211111 K2ll111Cl'11 P0 k1111111111I11'1'L. 1'111111s 1,-11-s111. 1.1111111 l.11rl1111. 1.csI1c 111111. l.:'11 In rzghl, mu' num C-zzry 1X1'2l11ll, 1X11l'1'l'Il 11UgCl'l. N11l11l1C1 1x1l1J11l11. 6.11110 Sugar. 13111111 N111 1JC1'gC1', 1111111121 R110 K1'2l111l. R11l11 11l1llll1g2l1'11l. 11111111 KI'U11gL'1. Hou' Iwo: 512111 1-111011 R111111 111111 Wang, 11111-151 1,llC'1xL'1. 51181111 f11N1ll'l. Y11'gi111z1 1111ss11'1. x1l11111'2l c111U1l11x11111. 81181111 N111111, Run' lhrf'v: 11811111110 111111 k. 1C11xa11e111 11C1'1111E.ll'f11. 15111 1l11111s1'111111111. 1'a11r1c1a Xkl11l11'l1W41x1. 1.1 ' ffm' 111111: N11l1l2lL'1 N11L:111. 1.111 311111. v1vl'1'1'N N11X1z111111111. S1L'l1111'1 112111 X1lx1ll11111111, R011Cl'lkl 1121111I1. I 1XI111S, 112111 1'1'l'1'l'N, 11111111 1'1'1c1111.111. 1411111111 N11111. Grade Five Mrs. 1'q1411'1'111'C C11c11er 111111 W1 rs. 5171111111121 Oster- 11ou1 are 11111 1ez11'111-1's of 111e c11v1110c1 111111 grade vlusses. Mrs. UOI1yf'1'qS0135511121116 scrap11ouks 411 clifferent states. A111-1' 11112 Slllf1P1l1 se101t1ef1 111s state. he then 1111111- 111 il 11011 pal 111 that state. 131 making these Sl'1'ill111l1llkS the student lmecarne better aequa111ter1 111111 11111 f111fere11t states 111 our C01ll111'1'. Mrs. Oslerlwutgs vluss p1'ese11te11 111011 play Person to 1J6I'S0Yl. 111 1,CCC1T11Tt'1'. 1f11wa1'r1 Merril 111te1'v1ewef1 Mr. and 1V11's. Santa 111 Santa 1,am1. Both classes stu111ec1 the L16pl'6SS10Il years an also the settlement 111' 11111 1111116611 c'111o111es. UU 1--. 1 Grade Four lll tho AlllPI'll'Zl!l l,f'Qil1lll Hall. thu fuurth QLl'3llPI'S tuul'mllllr-lll. 'lihis y1'ill'.S mls he-Ill ill Jilllllilff. l'1-1-4-iw their f'fllH'illl0ll. llIlflt'I' the supervision uf 'lilw fourth gruclz- is wry l'0I'lUIIillt' ill llilYlllQI Mrs. Slvllllldl Sl'lIUSlf'I' and lllr. Cl3l'0llC6 KTHIIIZ. il large playground lu lllm-lllse-lu-s als lhe- l,iml's lie-Ill Mrs. Sl'llUSli'I'qS vlass did art work for the special is lmratvcl right llt'2ll' lllt'lIl. llulidays. sux-h as Cllristnlas and Tllallksgivillg. Ruth grades llliilllllil ClIl'lSlllliiS partir-s. and ull livvry lt'ilI' Nlr. KHIIIIZRS class hulds 21 f'llCCkt'I' had a llulll4lil1gvl ' olll limi-. lf!! In rlglll, .sllllllg ml jlrmlg l'iilW1ll'll lllllllll, 'Illclllllls Nlzlll. ,Sillillg ull rlluim: NZIIHX Nlullis. lllarsllall llussley. Cindy llurr. Slevin XQISQLIIIX llillltllllf SI'llWllI'll. l':tlVHll'll 5lljllt'I'. lxlillll'f'1'Il lltflrlliifllll. liliillll fxlilllilllillll. Sfflllfllilltiff lluwil l.lIl'lit5y. liilfy xlkllll1 l'll. Sllsalll llulll-l'. Hull:-rl lilzlis, l.l'llll lll'lll'L'l, Kcilll krzlllss. lllillli' slll2ll'll'I'. llvilllflk Rtllllllx, l.lllll1I lic-los, lfll In llgllf, IIIII' nur: liUlM'lilll llCl'lllliIl'ill. Xllxillilllh Rudy, lll'lIH' l'n'rNi, llllllll Nlllllll. I:U7l' limi: l.lllll2l l,lbllglll'Cf. K1Illlll'l'll ll2llll'l. l,ul'l'zlillm- Cmvllillg. Dmlllll Nlalll. lfml' lllrww: l'lllK'l'Il ll1IllL'f, Rimllzlrd llcrg. Rulu-rl Slll2lL'lCl', Sllllllj lluyu-. limi' jour: Nlgllxllll lfc-igc-llllallllll. lily Kllllll. Sllllllbll llillllllllll, llllllllih xlilllltlllllll, Ifnll' filfr: Slllllllll xl2lllll'I'll. .lol Skillllc-l'. Rumi-Il llC'l'll lllllll Willlld Slllltll Grade Three Xlrs. .lolin liviiiplvi' untl Miss l rc-icla N0lliN'3l'QQPl' tions fur tht-ir rumns. anrl gifts for their parvnts. Iiwlillit' ill gixin? tht- thirlti gruaius their efluvation. Mrs- C9ml,l,,,,'S dass was New bust making gift , ,-1 - 4 .. .iq .. . , ,.. ,vi-D , ,, , 'N U H film 'mu Ui lust 'W' mlmlill lmduls lmxc-S to semi tn llnspitals for llIHil I'lll'lXli6'QIt'll chil- tht- vlilltlre-ii han' lt-urns-mi htm to isurk anti play tu- gctht-r. Ther txsu groups pt'a-smite-ml thvir ctmrnhinmi aissvnilvly in xlilltil. dren. ln their studios this spring. the children 1-uw-i'eci unit on f'll'IT1ill '. During this unit. tht- thin 'Xt lfhristnius tinw the vhilclrvn rc-ally gut the H C :- spirit ut' thc- svasmi. Tin-5 nlatlt' Christmas rivvura- graci1fi'S nlafiv toy harns. lwlf In light, ffm' nm: Rllflllltllti Xlurain. Ruhr-rt Sclizult. Luix lillllltl, xliliilllL'i Rrmigcl. john Nlclxlwiismwii. C hiixtinxt 1.4-miall'tiu. lvrrx Ktllllll, Nlxiriun Ycwrliilfk, limi' lzvu: Linda Nlyt-rw, Cnr- iux liviitlltz linirhziin Xlliwn, kzithx Xliciltmtili, kluhn Sl'ilillXUllL'. .ICZIIIIIC C.rg1iiL'r. Rimhztrtl .xIliil't'- emi. Wztltvr Kivfvi'. ltuso Kiefer. lfiiuurml ilbllgilftiy. 'Xnn Sniulllmne. Paul Knwuiski and Huliuiti Yvltt-n, nilmwnt, Im!! In ziglzl, mn' mir: lliain Korth, Nllltlilll ltvriilizirtlt. lf.lil11hL'lI1 Diehl, Willinnn Klilltll. xl: Xnnf' Lineisley. Yinvent Hendrix. Row two: llavifl Nluttz. Stexen Netihergger. itintla Srhilling cvWCllti0iNll iii'l'llillllitil. Dzivitl NYt'iss. Rnvcll linuin. limi' llnw: Rnhcrt lirnning. ,latinas llxaltl Ulvn llutcr. llmizllti lnlvmuwski. 'lhmiinx C-ziin. llullglzla Wang. Ririizml llzinlcr. zihscnl. llianu .Xtlwringni. non' wlntlvnl. 1 L.,-QQQUQ mv lfllllfl.. l Irll In rilglil, muff: Ml'i1I.Q,yI lEgll'lv1ii':u Ihisslvy, ,lu Xiiii Nlislivl. lilc'is'zisc'mlj Ruszi lu' liziinl Siisaiiiiu llygilli Un luflilfm: IM-lmizili llulkruis, lxxlluii Nliiiixiiiss. Infl lu lmllum, fm lull .xlnlrp Is'i'usgi Nlllllllbililll. l-in-il Ihilx. l,vmi:ml llm-Ivr, Xlulim-I llullywilm-i. Ilrfirrwil xlnlfzx: kzillilcc-ii Ukissl xxillllill 5IIll'illl'Il,:l'l, Nlilriuii 5ll'IJiH'Il5lDIl, 'Inj' In lmllmn, ml yrrmfzl xlirlri Xllwll lilmk lliumai-: Xluiis, Naiym' Mull. Xyillizmi liigmlzn. Irfl lu lllgfll, fHll'l'llll.QI Xlqiiy kllllilllllll. lzinivs knack. lnimw Illlgilillll, Nanny kulilcr. Iiiaul Iurml lk-iiluii. Sully .Kim NiIi:u'li'r. llgilc linssli-x, lillvii BL'lillll2ll'Kil, limi' lawn: Ruw Xllll liaissiivy. Ilmimis Ile-ss. Him- Rusviiluiiiiii. Sully Svgzir. Maru lsviigilirf-y. Run' llIl'l'I'I l.imIu lllziis. lluruli- kililzm, .Xliw l,llt'slll, Uizliltl blank. iltblilliti Xlmilf. Sunni Bury. lam liziinvs. Iiziwy Xlyuis. nis Blank Kgilliviiiu- Kimisligi. Grade Two ililll' lun sc-1-uml grzule- lc-uvlic-i's. Nlrs. livxvrly ililylllsj palrlivs. AI lilirislmais Ilivy 4l1-1'm'11l4-ml ll lrvv, 5l'illlilllilIl uml Mrs. l'ulrir-ia lie-sslm-r. ure- yu-Il like-il zuifl 1'Xl'ililIIQlf'1i gills. in lliu1'iiilcii'vii in lin-ilw-lusse-s. Xirs. St'illlilll2lIl.S vlzlss pl'4'si-lilvci llivil' play ill Nirs. Uvsslc-i s vluss pivsi-iilwl llivii' play in i 1'ln'l1z1l'y. 'flu' r'liil4li'e-n also 4-iijoyml pzirlivs all Xian-li. M Clirisliims this grniip yyrnlc- urigimil Clirislinus uml lin- yarious ullwr liuliiluys. irivs ziimul u IIl0lliit'y vullc-cl iiiiigu. 'l'hv 1-liilclwii ilulli gruups t'IljUyl'li yisiling 1-ommunily vsluly- 1fil'illAillt'll l'ill'il lmliiluy liy playing guim-s ami lisliim-iils lo sm' limy lilt'y aiix-np4'i'a1li-4l. ir, Lcff In riglzl. sitting un floor: Ricardo Scala. 1.yle SI1C11C1'11Cl'. Row one: Nlerilee Manzolillo, Hcharil Nlaus. 1'a1Ii Scliwartl. 8112111111 Alllililllillll. Karen Kraatz. 1Jo11a111 Kralltx. Roger lfultoii. Paul l1y11CIl. Citfltl Wiiigert. Row Iwo: Diane Drake. Alice Cain. ,luclilli 11a11rie1. Carrie Yasgur. Ilclrra Rcylxoltls. 11.1111111115 1i1'1'1'1ll', 11111111 l'i1'lll111, l.f'jl In riglll, ron' onc: Ri111:11'11 K1llll1l111'l11'1'li, Lois Rosc1111z111111. -1111111 ,'xll1S1lI1, Rt-11110 1,1'U112l1'l11t. R111 W1-iw 11101111 liCl'lll12ll'1ll. -1111111 13ic111. 11110111 N1l1'll1'1. Kon' Iwo: Susan ligglcr. 111111111 1' 1'11l111z1l1, 1111111105 Scgzlr, 1'i111'1'll lixcrcll. li1l1'1?l1l'21 131111. l'i1llll11111l RQ111111. 1111111111: llcarrlslcy, Dcrclx 1lt1Il11l'1X, 5112111111 l,Ullg11l'1'f. Grade One This year Mrs. Harriet PI'1Il1'P.S class 11as been kept lmusy with its reacling program and the cor- respomling activities. 111 the fall they went on several field trips to study trees. One of this yearis high- lights was marcliiiig with the school hand. Other exciting events include the celehration of hirthdays ancl holidays. ami t11e 1l61'1ll'2i11IlQQ entailed i11 thes The other part of t11e first grade. umler tl guidance of 1Vlrs. Harvey 1Vlyers. made loose- le: hooks as a special project. In these hooks each chi kept his hest work papers. the poems he learnei and a picture of the class. 1113 Kindergarten Again lllis ye-ur the lillllll'I'QlQilI'lt'll is he-lil in tht- tn lite. work uml play tugs-llu-r in llill'lIlHlty. lmsvmc-nt nf tlur l,I'f'SlDflt'I'l1lll CllllI'f'll. Willl all the The lilllll6l'Qill'lCtl visitf-ml Sl1in1ln's'l'urlu-y Furin tuys. Imnks. pit-turn-s. unil lurniturv it looks like anfl ai lmeawr tlum. just Iwfmw- 'llllilIlliSg.flVlIlQlQ. The- lltlllll' tu the-so livv yvar olrls in tlwir first sm-ial annual lllll'lSlIllLl!-3 upvrvttu tllis your wus. Santa anll wnlurv. Uncle-r tht- l'Xpt'K'l guiclanm- ol Nlrs. Juscrpll the SIl0Wl'lLilif'S.M Suvks unfl Mrs. l'i1lnarcl Krauss. tlwsc' litllv ones All 52 r'l1ilclr0n arc' eugvrly awaiting tllf- rlay am- lt'ill'Illlls1 mw nl lifefs must impnrtant rules: nlwn they will c-ntvr tlw big svlmul. lffl lu Jiglll, run' mlw: l,1tll'lt'l2l Xtbiss, Blillllll' Xlunll, Sllxllll Grain' Mull. Ihm' lzrn: lll'l7l'1l Sull- runlpf. Sumlra Tyler. Nlztrri l'crres. Susan lNCllll6TgLCl'. Susan 'l'l1eis. Karen Sl'ilil8l.6l'. llliristine Spiellrergger. llelvn Sunltlelwen. llnnnei Snyder. .Xrlene Kuelrler. Row lllrvffz Hubert Svlnniflt. HlI'llLlI'1l lllllftlly. Iinlterr Ruppert. ,llblliltlll I'leil. Steven Ruily. lluviml Nlcflnznll. l'uul Sll'lDllL'IlSllll, Burn lilgiltlll, lflwin Wilfcrl. l'iI'2lIllQ lt-t'wilIigc1'. Snszxnnc Sl'llll2lli' nvr, I-:lil lznlmrmvski :tml Nlzzrk Nilunmlillu, atliscnl. If!! lu right, mu' nur: Clin-ril llc'ntl1'ix. Ilctli Alum- ilillllf, lxl1ll'l'l2llllIK' .Xiu-I. Nun' Iwo: .Xrlcnc liuinl. l'zili'iriu ligglm. l.in1la1 .XIlnslrrnn. Palsy Oulu. fiKlllSi1lIli'K' ltzunn, llmvctl Ilvss, Nancy IlL'lIc'rt-1'. Yitlti llllllglllllllllg. Num l .wrt'tl. lillllll' Kralntl. lffm' lluwr: Dt-nnis Kzlull, Riflq ltusslcy. Dmifl Kurlh, K.Inzn'lcs lllDi'Il!llllgl'l'. llznitl Xllisun, .lorry lllurk. Gzny lilurk. 'l'crry tiullilc. .Xlzxn iiztllxin. Nlirlulc-I llzilt-iku. Ryan Km-llvr. liclxxin l'iI'llIll1Ill.-Illlll' ligglvr, 2llDSClll. K 'lin 1 v f I ' l 3 Wx, - llil Hifi: ,ff XXX!! 5 Elm R, wx 'W ,Y yfjff ffllf i v M ff iff A f WJ. gag? 5 ef X my Wm img Q g ., 5 r 5 Q i ix ,E Qs? Eli - 'F5- ACTIVITIES Yjziecl IpreacAini ,But . . . fjlieal fjgachnl 314i . . . tjlievl garmin? ,lguf . . . ,I WN ' Q ' I L2-SNIA ' in lffl lo righl. xitlirzg: Rita Allgeier, pliotograplmy editor: Ronald Cioetting. business innnztgerg Beverly Steelnnann. editor: Ellen Roth. literary editor: Patricia Mildner. typing editor. Standing: Betty Williams, assistant business manager: Ruth Ann llury. girls sports editorg llavid Doetsvh. sports editor. Judy Kastner. art editor: Mrs. Robert Clark. advisor. ,ludy Steffens. secretary. not pivtured. The Winkelried Staff This year. the Winkelried Staff is proudly pre- senting the second annual yearbook in ,l.C.S. his- tory. It is hoped that this yearbook will surpass last yearis effort as we now have had some ex- perienee. The staff is composed entirely of seniors and juniors with the chief editors being seniors. lt is the seniors, duty to train the under- elassmen so they will be able to lead the staff cal ably in their senior year. This yearis staff worked diligently under tl advisorship of lVlrs. Robert Clark, to produce book which we hope you will enjoy and which wi bring back pleasant memories of high school days. lmfl to riglzl, stifling: Nancy Sclizidt. lllllfitlll Anderson. Alznncs VIQUIIIS, Robert vCllCll. lfrant Petersen. Standing: Lee Sinclair, Harry liodenstein. Kathleen Downing. Russell Osterhou Donald Tegeler. Samuel Yasgur, ,loan Glassel. I I 250 x. Iffl In li'Qllf,.X1-ffi7l.QI Kz1ll1lc-rl: Dmvning, lfwlyn Iluming. Nanny Schmll. 'lrmn filzxwwl. Virginian Shililfll. Sflllllllillyf Rnln-rl YVIICII. Rlllllllll 1-fwlling. kznlhryn Rulmk. Ilurry nll1Il'IlNIL'ill. Sznnun-I Yauxgur. lvl! In filqlfl, rlmfmrl Ihr' lnlflr: lXQIl'l'll 5lllI'llIlllJi. ikmsl Xulmlc. Nlgnx luuiw Nalpulim-llu. I.nu1.n huluicl. ,lumix Slhllllllllf. Sillllllll llama-x, lrix .XIIIIIQIIL I4zn'lm1':1 Srgall, Sllzmnl lIllllNL', ysllllllliflgfi Ilamm-lmc Sahinuncl. Clzrmlim- IRQ-mlm-I. lfiillli' Rnimk. l'm'lm'r KIIIMIIVILI. Walllm-I I52IIIlIlg,LLIl'1Il. Rimllzllrl Williallnmn. l54ll'lml':l Sclmil'lc'r. llvlmlm' has lw4'mnm- um' of ilu- must impurlunl iI1'lf'l'llliIlt' ullic-I1 svlmnls would alle-ml lln- nulimml high svllunl vxlru l'lll'l'if'lllill' zlvlixilivs Sinn' il was lf'U 'H1'HH'f. i,m.mlm.ml IIN... by its Im.,f,m l.l,m.h- Ml.. J,,St,ph P lll1c'1l!f'lFzllf' 0HI'I'f'l'S for :Ins War arm: prvsulc-nl. - 1 . V- . - - . wrt vlln: v-- -I. ' ' ' ': lx. 5ll'ilMlH'lllQll'. Ihv lupu-s fur fIlSt'llSSIHll this xval' ul 4 HP 'HHH H' , hmm 1, ,f'mum5l I , ,I Ill I H, f I 1' i and sc-H1-la1'x-l1'vaxsl11'f-l'. ,Ioan Clam-I. Ihf- 114-lvulv K-. 'K . - A - - I . .-lr .f ' . . N H 'N' H 'lm N 'I N' ' mn 'U' 'L if N 1-lulr spm1sm'vcl il lalc-nl slum' flurmg ilu- Nllll1'l' fm' Om- of lln- mos! lIIlllHl'llllll vw-mls of thc- Cliqlilllllgj HN, I,u,.I,4N, of misgng ,m,m.y U, fi,mm.,. M.t.k,,.,,,l 51-ur was ilu- slalc- l4lUl'llillllt'lll. uhivlm was In-Ill lu trips. PMIIC SPONSUHICIJ BY Al,I lil'IlJ l'0I,S'l'ICIR'S TAXI SICRVICIC 31 Left to right, sifting: ,Iohn Celnpler. Albert Larson. Rolmert Vellen. ,loan Classel. liarliara Segar. Stanrlingz Kenneth Drake. Patrivia Allgeier. Samuel Yasgur, Ruth ,Xnn Fulton. Nlr, Erwin L. llaker. prinvipal. Alan llrake. Ann Karmlonles. Carole llrown. Student Council 'lille Student Council is the group of students who establish the rules for the students to follow. It eonsists of the president and vice-president from each high school and junior high school Class. The officers are: Robert Velten, presiflentg Al- hert Larson. vive-presiclent: ami ,loan Classel. ser:- retary. Safety Patrol The Safety Patrol is marie up of all high sehr hops who have received varsity letters. It is th- cluty to keep ormler during fire drills. HSSCl11lTll in the luneh line. and at any other gathering tl involves a large group of stuclents. ,lohn Grishal is the captain this year. lwllll fo Tiglll. row one: ,Iohn llrishalver. Peter Catalano. Raymond Srhloll. William lNorris. Al- lvert Larson. llaxiil lloetseh. Rau' lzro: Kenneth Fuller. advisor. lfarl Myers. Herman Uoelrel. Ronalcl Bocgv. linlwartl l'ullon. Rtllllllll Lain. hY2ll'l'l'll Stliueller. lll7Il2llll tlostelli. lion' lllrffvz -Xnmlrew Peters. liivharnl llihler. liussell Uslerhoul. George Fulton. Frank Fulton. 'liholnas l'llK'l'St'llllL'li. WH een :stay nd Itml' 1llll', Xllllffllg lllilrl lllllll lrfl: Rilzl Xllgm'it'l'. ll'K'1INlII'C'l'1 R2IXtlllltHl Slllltlll. Illil'illll'llli I l'2l lxllllttll. si4'c-qllvsirlvllt, .AllNt'IIlZ Ewlyll tllltlrillgl. Sf'l'I't'lilt'j. Ns-lu-illliull tttt'lltlH'l'N ill llu1'lxgl'llllllll Athletic Association 'l'h4- IIlt'ltlllt'l'Slltll of itll- Athlvtif' Assiwiallillll is Q.Ql'l'1tlt'l' than cwvr llt-low. This llliiilllj is flue to il lllt'tIllll't'SlliID lil-kt-1 clriu- colltf-st xulll hy the suplltl- lliurvs. Also lltlflittg tu itll- Athh-til' Assmwiatioll ww- tlllt' was ttlv sim-1-sslul lmltllzlll 4l2lllK't' llvltl tlt itll: tall. Art Club As tu svlltltll spirit. tht- Athlvtll' Asslwlzltlllll has . . . . . - A llvix FYIt'it-I'Ut'l'ti'llli.1I' all-tlxltx. tht- art Ulllll. ua lltllll' itll lltlllltfllllll' lull. lzalvll lltltltt' llaskvtllall Qliltttt' . '. . W D . stzlrtl-cl ltlls Still' LItl4lt'I' itll- Supl-rx ISIHII of Nils. Allalil als iltlt'tlIl1'1l hx ll llc-ul t'lllliU'tlN vrowil. . ' ,. . . . ' ' Ni'Nkll'k. all ti-au'llel'. this llfglllltlitllllll lllt-t mlm pc-rlml il Wi'1'kiltt4l its purpose- mls tu gin' llltcrvstml stuflc-llts ill girzlflc-s T lllfitllglt I2 iltt lllnlltll'tllllitx to lllt'lltl'l' llltt'Sltl' thvll' ltttt'l'l'Sl ltt llt'l. lftl In llgfll. III lllltll ul llllllr: Xllt ' . -1 '1 4 'a 4 ' ' ' 2 tlu ltlllllllltt Iltlsllltl llltlltll tllx Xlll lYtlNltl1IlI lllx , Xlltllilll. !tlL'9ltli'lllI Ilzlllllvttm- st'ltilltlltC'l. N1'll'l'ltIl'X, Itiglll In lrfl Illtltltltl lnlllw: lm xvtILQttl'l I':lIl'ltlll xllf l'll'l', flllltllll ltzlllvx. Il: ltttltl f.tll'l'L'X. lialllltvc-ll Ilulllsilll. Sltlllilllt lnlllllltttl, tlltitll L I Slltltltllllli. QIIIIL' Klltittlltltlvx IURIII ttllyttx li2tt'lt2Il'1l l3llllwL'llc'l'. fdllltl l'ttNtl'llt. xltltlllltl Xtllu f2lI'tllXtt xxllltlttllvltt. lrlllllkltl Xtwix. lxzllcll 5ll'lll'l!N. t'allll ltzlltx, f.tIllPl Illl'lN. NLIIIKN l.t'ttll Nlllllllllllgf. lf!! Ill lllglll. Qllilli' Wilitix, Rugcl' l'il7i'll. l.:llx Xlzllt, lll'IlIltN lllllltlix. Imam' Ilzllllllllll IXlllllll'i'll tlcltl. Rtltwllzl Scltltltlllx, SIINQIII K1lltlt'l'. l,zllll:l l.lllml'il'I, XltNl'ltlI Sltltltlll tltltlw. Cklllll Xtlttlm-. filltll lltttlh4'il1't'. Ntallx Xlttt llwstll. cltltllttt lil'ItlllK'. Lglllll Iiftlhll, Q I l l fri ilk Rifle Club The cracks of rifles were heard on the range as the Rifle Club got in practice for their three-way matches with Narrowshurg and Callicoon. The pres- ident of the club is Ronald Cain. Mr. Baker supervised the Rifle Club and t Safe Handling of Firearms course, the latter bei' compulsorary for all minors wishing to ohtain hunting license. Left to right, row or Carl Hellerer. .lohn l mancheck, Donald Hut James Norris. ,lohn Sl ling, Leslie Bogert. R two: Erwin L. Baker. 4 visor, Gregory Ventu Ronald Cain. Alfred Stl pich, George Young. Al Covart, W'illiam Erdm. Alan Dirie, james Te Row three: Wayne llihl Roger Ebert. Cary M: Gerald Nlootz. Martin SI ling. Frederick S 1' ha 1 Paul Newham. Left to right, row In Louise Snyder. .lean Altman. Barbara Kwong Nancy Lott. Ron' 114 Mary Ann Morton. Lir Mchlahon. Cheryl Luck Martha Snyder. Shari llaum. Mary Ellen Rau Shirley Vlfood. Susan l vart, Linda Stecker. Ill na Krantz. Cale Nlyc Row three: Ruth liau gardt. Patricia Zaliorows Elizabeth llernhardl. Ka leen Komancheck. llorol Schadt. Louise Wills Bette Kindman. Row fm Eva Coldschmidt. lletha Fuller. Gertrude Bla Phyllis Loesch. Panic Myers. Kay Loughrey. Nl ,Ioan Rylmak. leader. Jeff Pins and Needles llead. heart. hands. and health are the four sym- lvols ol the 4-H cluh. ,leff's organization is directed lvy hlrs. ,loan llyliack. The lieginning group worked on sewing boxes and aprons this year. lts officers are: Kathleen Komancheck, presidentg Susan Covart, vice-pres- identg Phyllis Loesch. secretary: and Eva Col Schmidt, treasurer. The advanced group studied foods and cookir The officers of this group are: Ruth Sanftlehf presidentg Nancy Lott, vice-presidentg Bethany Ft ler. secretaryg and Jeanne Altman, treasurer. 34 Students working in the l.ah. The New Larnin' 'lille students ol' ,l.C.S. should he proud of the equipment that is provided for them. The science lahorutory is equipped with superior equipment. and chemicals. which enahles the science students to conduct their own experiments. The llriver Education class is equipped with dil- ferent apparatus for testing judgment. vision. stead- iness. and reaction time. This year the equipment was highlighted hy a car which was loaned to the DItlVElt ED. school hy the Ace Garage. As El result of this course students may ohtain their operatoris license at seventeen and receive a N370 cut in insurance. The Home Economies department also displays a quantity of equipment, including Z1 modern kit- chen. Here students learn the domestic arts. while the hoys get a chance to look hehind the scenes at the real workings of a home. IJ'-ll In right: lillen Roth. Nlr. Edvvurd Iles- sler. Ronald lloegre. Raymond Schlott. Cary llury. Mherl Larson. ,lohn Urishaher. Peter Left to right: George Noting, ,lohn llorr. Artllur Young. Russell llatalano lin cart. Usterhout. Andrew Peters. lidwin Noher. lllyde llirie, Andrew Seggar. 33 'P 'X f fr, O 5 ' . 1 -L K Ld A I Q I K gi K ,i 1 K S V ,. 'XM- ff M A W M 14 i Q Q Wk m A K 7 V . 5 ml X. . is 45- K , gy 2' Xa . Q 1 g I , . . ,WZ 5' ,W as 5 X - f , ' 1 L Wg V M Q f - N l X . 1' if s fflif ' VI K s .XX LV I kk 1 . fsjyvr EF? tg V5 I K ffwfl . . f K 3 - fv ' .fi M ' was U., 1 'ML 1 ' k 1 , .nf y mv wa 3 ' ' Wffiirb 4 ,...--f f K 9 . M K k'k- fl 3.3. , - rv- f, I I 7 7 W. ' f A . :. , K ki, '- ff ' . 3 Vw' A . 1- 1 1. We f Q 5 ' 9 . ' f up e 6 ti i fi , W ad? C! H .J , if A w f w yy ., Q, 94 Y , , M Y LkV.W x fx Q V117f? ': f,g 1L 1.Q S 'QL TY! Q' K f in Q2- , f. ,.. , sw yn AL , :gy , 'E . '55 s. Nvyxq 1 1 I . I N ff lv K L iii. Q-ff I 4 1' Nocturnal City The l'J5T junior prom. Nocturnal City. had as its theme. New York City at night. Under the cap- ulwle leadership of Mr. Edward Cessler. the junior elass ere:-ted huildings and put up decorations to marry out their theme successfully. The whole high school voted in the choosing of the king and queen. who were chosen from the junior 4-lass. 'llwo attendants were also chosen from eaeh high school class. The prom is the one formal danee held at ,l.C.S. each year. The ehairman ol the prom was Robert Velten. 'llhe class was divided into committees and each eonimittee had a certain task to fulfill. In this way the dam-e was run smoothly and efficiently. Susan Cute - Queen. Albert Larson - Kin '57 Junior Prom Ifjt lo tight: Klllfll Nlorzin. john t.eniplcr-lrcslinicn zttlenclztiilsg Brzttltortl Benton-crown hear- er' Rexerlx sltlllllllllttt. Raixniond Srlilott-junior zttlemlzliitsl Susan fillllf-f?'llCCIlQ .Xlhcrt Larson- King: Vilma Gieger. Nlauriee Downing-senior attendants: lXora Louglirey-erown bearer: Ruth .Xnn lilllf. Russell KlSl1'l'll1llll'SUlJll0lltUl'C 1lliCIltl2lltlS. PAGE SPONSORED BY SULLIVAN CO. DElVIOCRA'l', CALLICOON. N. Y. SPORTS xgcan o f un, oufsAoof, o fl mp any man - - if M433 VW glt'l'lllllilIlll.1'illl V.fXRSI'l'X. lmjl In riglriz Ewlyn llneringg. l'atric'ia Nlilrlner, Kathryn Rnlwuk. Ruth llury. Beverly liilll. Cheerleaders 'lllw Jvllwsullxille Cvlltrzll S1-lmul c'lwvl'lea4lu1's Miss Janet ll0S0l1lK'l'Qt'I' is lllf' lll't'St'lll 1-hun Imam- suppurlvfl lrojml learns since the beginning of leading m1yi5l,,.. Willl hm. guiflmwl, tht. ,.lH,t,,.lt,ml1, allllvlllls m lllls Svllmll' Cllwlqlllsi lwllls lmlvlllc il xsorkofl mul many new motions uml lormalimms slrollgg-spirits-rl slu1lc'l1L lvmly as null as llle lmavlxing m-m'c'ssary for tlu' lc-amls nlurzllv. Witll ills' llelp of llmu 1-lwers. li - . . unrl Varsity smluauls vl1m'l'ml al .ll ilu- 1-lu-1-rlm-aflc-1's :Incl sa-luml spirit. llw lvum llfllllslllll ll J V mum x'ir'tm'ivs lu j.C.S. lllis ye-ur. lvuske-llwzlll mul fmwtlmll ganu-s. .ll NIMH N XR l.'m'4'lir1g: .lean ll. l' ultun. Nlurx Nillllbll sm. mf ff, fig! ellis. lxnrcu Nlmull. .SIIIIIIIIIIHI Laura 1,1 lrrievl. llium- lllllllllx-Villilillll. llilI'llllI l Segal: 40 If-ff IV1- 'lxri VilIlf'f 0 .lvff T ' .lvff I2 Ile-lima 1's- Vullvy 4 .lvff T Lixingsl cnll Hanoi' 0 VAHSITX. lm!! In riglll. mu' nnv: Rnlwrt Illl8l'Hl'hllPl4. lfmlmlnl lfullun. Nilflllilllll Swlulmm. I'1l'ilIlI 5 . 1 Lfelnel. llvurgv lfullun. VIYIIIUIIHINN Pll0 I'Nl'hIll'I'. Hmmlnl ilu-If-Ili. Hun' lim: Iiivluml lullun Herman tl Iiihlcr, Warren S1'lliiCfCI'. ,llillll fLlliSll2llN l'. l'c:Ie1' flalululm. Xllmrl I.LlI'Mlll. lfalrl Nlvyvw. rlvhl',l1'H.C'l'SllllXiH6 Cvntral football tc-am 1'aplur01l The ,l.V. lvam has also Ill'I1l its msn. This yn-ll llw WST I'hillllIliHIlSllilJ as the-y m'mnplc'tvcl lhu sva- llIilI'kl'il ilu- In-ginning nf il l't'Ql1lilI'If srhf-4ll1le'cl pm sun llrlflvfvzlla-ml. This is llw sm-mul 1-mlswulivu yI'llI' grain fur lln-nl. 'flu' .If-ff ,I.V. luis not In-4-rl tlcfvalul lllm' 'l'l'uj:n1s lmu' 1'lll1'l':.ff'll vivlurs of thc' Wl'Slf'l'll in lun ye-urs. SlIHiYilIl l,s'z1g11c'. .ll NIUN Y'XHSl'l'X. lwfl In riglzr. mu' ww: Xll1II'K'N I'Q'li'l'N. Hil'llilI'I! Nlull I Y Xllwrl Sluggl. Glen luihler. lwlwrl HilllNIlIIilil'l'. llurx liury. Run' nm: H dult' lluefringi. livmlul 'l'ulvxxvil. Xrlhur llvllvn-I. VARSITY SCORES I1-fl' IO Husvoc' 1 PMI!-I SPONSUIKHIJ HY NIAIIHQS CINX. ll I.rj'f io Ilgllff .Xmlrcw Peters. john Grislialmer. Warren Scliziefer. lloclsfh. .Nllwerl 1.ll1'51lll. Rlfllillill llihler. Herlnzln Gochcl. Peter Rimilinrml Menges. Varsity Basketball Alter 1lilYlllQ1 eompleterl one hall ol their 1957- 112521 lraskethall season. the jeff Trojans were in a lie lor fourth place in the stamling. with a reeorml ol four wins anfl three losses. 'l'he Trojans. as of January 17. 1958, have lost tlmve games. each hy less than 5 points. They hope to improve their recorfl in the secoml half of the season. 'l'he first string eonsists ol three seniors aml two juniors. Ilavitl lloetseh is captain ol the '1'rojans. 'llhe joh of eoacliing the team is in the hands ol Coach Wallace Raines. Richarcl Nlenges is the inamiger. ,leff jeff Jeff Jeff jeff ,leff Jeff Jeff Jeff ,lell Jeff jeff .lell Jeff Russell Oslerhont, David C.al.il.ino, 91 69 56 43 76 55 50 91 to T1 57 00 llll T7 T2 re 1 Rirharml Miller, SCORES Elclrecl '1'ri Valley Livinfrston Manor F Delaware Valley Youngsville Narrowshurg lloseoe lflclrecl '1'ri Valley Livingston Wlano Delaware Valley Youngsville Narrowshurg Roscoe 1 5 1 1 1 1 I. 1 1 4 42 1 Junior Varsity The Trojan J.V. eonsists of freshman and sopho- more hoys. These hoys are doing fairly well in spite of a lack of experience. Coach Wallace Baines. trains the hoys in the fundamentals of haskethall and good sportsmanship. ln their junior and sen- ior year. these hoys move up to the varsity hasket- hall squad. The ,I.V. had a fairly good record of IL and Il as of January' IT. ln a rousing opener they romped over lildred hy the seore of 30-22. The second game found them on the winning side also as they heat 'liri Valley hy 4 points 32 to 28. Livingston lVlanor and Callieoon proved too strong for the J.V. five. They were defeated hy good marginal scores. With the seeond half of the season just hegin- ning the junior Varsity hopes to do hetter. as their cxperienee grows. jeff Jeff jeff ,leff jeff .leff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff ,lcff Jeff BASKl'i'l'BALL SCOHICS lfldred Z2 'liri Valley 28 l,ivingston Nlanor 51 llclaware Valley 11.0 Youngsville I5 Narrowshurg 20 lioscoe 50 lfldred 2 1 It 'l'ri Valley' 34. Livingston Manor 57 Ill-Iuuare Valley' IW Youngsville 20 lYarrowshurg IH! lloscoc 23 fcfl lo right, row mtv: Clary lirey, llohert llnrcr, Artlxur llellercr, liohert liisli, lludolf llocring. Row two: Paul Norris. l'idward flahriel. llonald Longhrey. Alhert Slagl. Gerald 'l'nleweil. Kay- mond Peters, Man Drake. l,1'j'l Io right. ron' our: David Doelsclr. XVarrcn Sfltnefcr. Russell Oslerlrout. Ril'll2ll'Kl Singl- grzirlualctl 1957. Willizun Norris. .Xllrcrt larson, Raymond Sclilolt. Ron' Iwo: Donald Kclirlcy. Donald Tegeler, Robert Puerschner. Earl Myers. George Fulton, Arthur Hellerer, Ronald Costel- li. Ron' llrnw: Paul Norris, 'llll0lll2lS Pucrsclurcr. Riclrnrrl Mall. liclwzml lfllllllll. lfraurk lfullon, Coach Baines. Baseball '57 The 'llrojan nine, due to lack of experience, had an up and flown haselmall season. They were lreaten in their opening game hy Narrowslmurg. 'llhey im- proved as they knocked down 'llri Valley, Eldred, Youngsvllle. and Roscoe. The highlight of the sea- son came as Jeff defeated the Roscoe Blue-Devils ln a score of 2-l in l2 innings. Track '57 Jeff opened their 1957 track season lay jour- neying to Livingston Manor. They lrrought home their first win of the season by defeating lVlanor. At the close of the season the Trojans placed 3rd in the league. With the loss of only one varsity man. hopes run high for the 758 year. lrrfl lo Ilglll, ron' our: lznrl Myers Xllmcrl l,zu'sou. Rirllzlrtl Sltlgl-gl'1lllll1llL' WST. XYillizuu Norris Ronald Gain. Donald lielrrlcy. Ron' tivo: Rolxcrl l'uersrluicr. .Xrlhur Hcllcrcr. Ronald Clostelli. Herman Coelmel, Warren Schaefer. Row llzrvvz Coach Fuller. George l ulton. George Young. John Cain-graduate 1951 Frank Fulton. John Cempler. llll 3 Girls' Sports Activities Girls' Basketball lf!! In ziglll, .kllllllllllgf lllllll ,Xllll Bury. lillil ,Xllg1'n'r, SIINLIII ilulv. l rum'c-s l'ulslvr. Slnirle-y IRL-rlllmnll, I.lIl11m lallmnurxp ,.. . ,llulx 5lQ'llQ'lli. lilll'l4'Ill xlllllIIt'I'. iam' Xlnric law-11. Iffl In llgflfl Rllzl Xllgl'Il'l'. l'rum'e-s l'ulsler. I,nII1un lzllmzlu i'l'.SlI91lllfillli'. Rulll xllll lllIl'N. Imly Slellk-ns. l'zxIl'i4'iu Ylilmlnvr. Russ Nlgnim- llugm-ll. Sliixlcx lll'l'IllIlll'1ll. l'llysi1'all 4-u'i'4-isv as in-II as mvnlzll l'Xl'I'1'lS1' is ml 502111'l'lN'SQ't'X1'l'f'lS4'S lu-vp llu- girls in goml pllysix-all impurlzlnl part ul' ll sm-lmnlis l'um'liun. Girls, gym 1-mnliliun. 1-lassvs gin' llu- lim-rlwl 1-X011-isv ln tllc- lligll scflmul ,, , , . . .h V lulm' 4'ill'll xwvlx ilu- lmllxuluul vlalss If-anus rur- gnls. . . . . . l ' lIi'IlJillP1l Ill llllldlllllldl gzunn-s clurmg llw umm 'l'l1e- girls palrlii-ipzili-rl in many lypvs ol sporls lmurs. lllflbllglll mil ilu- 51-ur. Alllilllgl llnrm we-rv: sim-my V l ill'l'lll'I'f. lvusl-lullli lmslu-llulll. xnllcy-lvull. lI'ill'lQ. aml l ' 5'xV 'ul llwlis lx -li '.Ui 'l- il. l ' Slmrli fivm llwkmvi l0Ul'llillllI'Ill nas Iulfl lam-li girl pul'lu'1pa1lm-fl in llu- vulllvsl. Cuuvll Waxllum' llulnvs is ilu' mlxisor lor ull lixr-rf-ist-s llbllf' lnf-vn strc-sscil xc-ry lie-avily this girls. ffxlilvl-issm-s. F. . 45 .fi 5 S H., . Q3 WX le 'W M . 'M X , - M 'W ' s 4 if QA 3 4 QP lbw' QW Nw -LLL 4 M f N? A ki E 55' 5 M Merchants F allsburg Bottling Works Inc. South F allsburg, New York Wagner F arms, Inc. Callicoon Center, New York Al-Gus Arcadia Kenoza Lake, New York Hessinger's Store Callicoon Center, New York Kenoza Lake Service Kenoza Lake, New York Frankel Hardware Liberty, New York Schmidt's Motor Express Inc. Callicoon Center, New York Rosenberger's Garage Hortonville, New York Jeff Remnant Center Jeffersonville, New York The Band Box Callicoon, New York Callicoon Bowling Alleys Callicoon, New York Sieberts General Store Fosterdale, New York Altman's Economy Store Jeffersonville, New York Dolly Madison Shoppe Jeffersonville, New York Stoltz Motors J effersonville, New York J eff Garage Jeffersonville, New York Royal Furniture Co. Callicoon 81 Port Jerris, New York Curtis Nurseries Inc. Callicoon, New York Shop in the Valley Jeffersonville, New York Jim's Supply Store Callicoon,-New York Levy's Shoery Monticello, New York Wagner's Restaurant Callicoon, New York Pippo's Hortonville, New York Sim's Halfway House J effersonville, New York Siegel's Department Store Livingston Manor, New York Mills 8: Evans Callicoon, New York King's Gifts Liberty, New York Liberty Music Center Liberty, New York North Branch Garage North Branch, New York Krongel's Bakery J effersonville, New York Patrons The von Bergens Jeffersonville, New York Milton Lindsley Jeffersonville, New York Mr. and Mrs. Irving Feigenbaum Jeffersonville, New York Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robisch Callicoon, New York Mrs. Elliott J. Moran Jeffersonville, New York Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stechmann Callicoon Center, New York Mr. and Mrs. George E. Raum Kenoza Lake, New York Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gieger Jeffersonville, New York Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mall J effersonville, New York Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arndt Jeffersonville, New York Dr. E. J. Urbach Kenoza Lake, New York Mr. and Mrs. Irving Robisch Callicoon, New York Mr. and -Mrs. John Mages Jeffersonville, New York Mr. and Mrs. Millard Bury Callicoon Center, New York Eleanor K. Glassel Callicoon, New York M1'. and Mrs. Fred W. Glassel Callicoon, New York M1'. and Mrs. John Bramberger Jeffersonvillc, New York M1'. and Mrs. Hans Bernhardt Swan Lake, New York Harold and Jo Roeder Hortonville, New York D. Turetzky Liberty, New York Compliments of the Tegeler Agency, Inc. Insurance Sz Real Estate-Jeffersonville, N.Y. Edson J. Tegeler Fred H. Zieres Edward Purcell Cono Manzolillo Congratulations and Best Wishes from Drs. Mills and Rumble and the Staff at the Collicoon Hospital Compliments of Moe and Arthur Roth Fairmont Ice Cream Fairmont Foods Co., Inc. Livingston Manor, N. Y. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. V. Schodl' Compliments of Amber's leffersonville, N. Y. Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. l. Yasgur Schaefer Bros. Excavating 34 Grading Compliments of Miriam, Max, Lois and Sam Yasgur Compliments of William Kohler 81 Sons Compliments of Jane 81 Clarence Royce Compliments of Honey 81 Al Crandall Lake Jefferson Hotel Bar and Good Food Catering to weddings and parties Ieffersonville, N. Y. Tel. 331 Compliments of Leila 81 August Lott Compliments of Dr. 81 Mrs. Edward Miller Compliments of Virginia's Beauty Shop Compliments of The Electric Shop Karadontes 81 Sons Nurseries Landscaping Compliments of Jeffersonville, N. Y. Jeff 399 Anna 81 Harry Compliments of f Jeffersonvmej N' Y. Mr. and .Mrs. Herbert Grlshaber Compliments of Tamarack Farm 50 T Compliments of Jeffersonville Protection Hose Co. No. 'I Congratulations Seniors! Jeff. Bowling Alley ' Roy 81 Jennie Williams Steinhauser's Sales 81 Service Callicoon Center, N. Y. Studebaker, Packard 81 International Liberty Tractor Co., Inc Tractor 81 Equipment Livingston Manor, N.Y. Hodge's Fashions in Furniture el. 23823 Roscoe, N.Y. August G. Segar Eagle Brand Feeds Fuel Oil, Coal Jeff. 89 Compliments of Jay O. Newkerk Optometrist Liberty, N.Y. Compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. Deckelman l Z l Western Sullivan Express ,loseph D. Schmidt Express Service Callicoon Center, N.Y. Engert's Appliance Callicoon, N.Y. Gas 81 Farm Equipment Call 216 Jefferson Transfer Lee Henry's Tumble Inn Callicoon Center, N.Y. l Carl's Motor Sales l Ford Mercury Sales Sr Service Tel. 300 Callicoon, N.Y. Russell Duttweiler Trucking 3 Hauling Callicoon G.L.F. Service Jeffersonville, N.Y. Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers I 81 Farm Supplies Tel. 109 Callicoon, N.Y. I Hammond 81 Cooke 'The Shopping Center of Sullivan Countyv Monticello, N.Y. Good Luck To You All Compliments of Dodge, Plymouth Dealer Buddenhagen's Garage Hortonville, N.Y. Johnson 81 Elliott, lnc. Jewelers Tel. 55 Monticello, N.Y. Compliments from The Tri State Masters Dairy Farmers' Guild Affiliated with Grand Millers A.F. of L. and C.I.O. Callicaon Inn C. Davis, Prop. Beverages, Meals and Rooms Tel. 156 Callicoon, N. Y. Best Wishes J Q Fa ,leffersonville Pharmacy The Rexall Stare T. G. Rittershausen Jeffersonville, N.Y. Compliments of Warren W. Mall Plumbing, Heating 81 Hardware Congratulations Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ovens Middletown, N.Y. Compliments of Marie's Beauty Shop Compliments of Hyman C. Levine 53 l Sull. Press Associates Publishing - Printing - Public Relations .leff erso nville N. Y. Tel. Publishers of Sullivan County Record Roscoe - Rockland Review 3 Compliments of Villa Roma Hotel Jeffersonville, N. Y. Compliments of AI 81 Chris Segar's Shoe Store Alfred E. Adler Real Estate and Mortgages ,leffersonville 336 Antrim Lodge Gracious Dining Rosoce, N. Y. H Sz N Nick-Chick Leghorns Americais M ost onsistently Profitable Egg Producer Hecht's Hatchery Walden, N.Y. May the Future Bring Much Happiness and Success To Each of Yo Paula 81 Stan Domfort ll Stan's Service Station Compliments of BilI's Bar 81 Gril Best Wishes I1 Joan 81 George Redi gton Comphments of Mr and Mrs Walter C Scardeheld Klrchner Chevrolet Chevrolet 81 Oldsmoblle Roscoe N Y Berners Sportmg Goods Llberty N Y Comphments of Andersons T V and Radlo Shop .leffersonvllle N Y The H E Ohls Co Hatchln uahty Chlcks Smce 1938 It Pays To Buy The Best C E Hall 81 Co Jewelers Llberty N Y Kohler s Garage Wlllys Ford Jeffersonvllle N Earl and Gertrude Kohler Deckertown Garage L1v1ngston Manor N Y Vlncent Haynes Roscoe NY Compliments of Mary Anderson Dance Studio Compliments of Joseph Brandt Chlropractor Rings ms Medals Charms Cups Plaques Trophies excellenf design slulled craffsmanshrp superb qualsiy Your Class Jeweler Dleges 81 Clust I7 John Sfreel New Yorl:8 NY Garfneld Thomas Repr Farsi Nahonal Bank Bldg Carbondale Pennsylvania Manufacturing Jewelers I v I 1 . g Q . . . 1 Callicoon, N. Y. 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