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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

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Jeffersonville-Youngsville Central School Grades l-12 FOREWARD Education is a much used word in this modem day and age, thus it is our pleasure to have the de- velopment and progression of education as our 1959 theme. It is our intention to show through pictures, illu- strations, and words the ways offered the students at J.-Y. C. S. to prepare them educationally for better citizens of tomorrow. What better time could there he for this than the present, when the people of Jeffersonville and Youngsville have consolidated, taking the first step toward expanding the education of their children? As each reader peruses our book we trust he will become aware of the many advanced means of cur- ricula which tend to challenge the C. S. stu- dent scholastically, physically, mentally, and socially. Education is truly an important word and we hope it will never become lost in the shuffle of things but that it will continue to develop and progress. Pace Z ' 1311 ZJIJ Youngsville School ze HI Grades K-6 effersonville Legion Hall Grade 4 1 Presbytenan Church Basement Kindergarten Z A it-N. I -54 i i S ,..- Xi-5- '.,, 1. 14. V. Q T... .. ,J T T -v 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 5. 373 Forewam' D66lIlC6lfZ071 f16flfl1Zl'lZ.ff7'6ll'l07fl Fazfulzy Cu mm fa Spam C 1415565 .SNKYYZUVJ Mfaeffafveouf Acfzferlzfemenff V I . - 1 1 - ' Q ' i r , 75 - . ' ,vf A V -x. - A. -- 1 , ,,,, .. . f.-.- - . , Y -tg : TZ,:Q. ' T 743' ' -.'rf:.t:.1' Tig g.. ' - 5l1.4n. -'-f .:.L?7 ' - '--ZQM A -1- -+ ---T iv Y Y xl . , ,, . ,, 4 ff' l AIP' 11' HAZEL L MYERS Dedrcatee We wxsh to pay trxbute to Mrs Harvey Myers the teacher of flrst grade Thxs year marks her 78th year of declrcatnon to the very young Un selflshly gwmg her warm personality to chnlclren keeps her ever young at heart A fond part of our school mem orxes will always mclucle Mrs Myers the genial grey haired lady wxth the sparkling blue eyes Page 5 cg Erwnr L Baker Dutrxcl Principal Ruta A Allgener Y C 9 Sclwolbccrelary Kenneth C Fullel Guidance Dxreclor Vice Principal Page 6 Robert G Edwards Youngs-nlle School Mun: VIVIHD Tuohey Young:-nlle .School Secretary 5,309 '42 BOARD OF EDUCATION Left lo nglvt sxttmg Agn s Spxelman Fred Miller Edward Peters presndent Stephen Hoffman Eleanor Mall Standing Eugene Hahn George Currie Irvmg Boxberger Peter Stellmg P ctured above 15 the newly elected board of educatlon made up of cmzens from both effersonvxlle and Yom gsvxlle who were elected after centralxzatlon went mto effect They have worked clnhgently wxth llttle personal reward to overcome the many problems facmg them thrs year BOARD OF EDUCA TIO LWW Gr 3.4 Edward Peters Henry G Paul Preudent of Board 0 Education Drying! Supgnntgndgnf 0 Sflwolf Page 7 I E 12 Q x O, , an - L . 5 Q i . . . . J . 1 faite ' fifjg Q O -l ,Q ca I pr G . X 'YA' if . f - - . l a I f V I Wdlace E Barnes Physxcal Educatxon Edna L Clark Florence M Codyer Robert N Cramer Engllsh Grade 5 Commerclal f! Q Patricia M Gessler Grade Dorothy B Graham Youngsvxlle Grades 5 BL 6 Theresa D Gute Lnbrarlan Evelyn G Hemrlchs Youngsvxlle Grades 3 Bl 4 Gertrude R Huck Grade 8 Louise B Hofer Grade 6 Dorothy H Candee Youngsvxlle Grade 1 and 2 Kenneth C Drake Mathematics john F Egan lzngllsh Loma A l'ranklm Youngsvrlle Kindergarten Mary K Gempler Grade 3 Edward R Gessler Inclust mal Arts This page sponsored by the Y. C. S. Faculty Assocwtnon. 3 Z ' 5 l -N G M Q -S.. , I 1 V ll 4' I i Katherine Jamieson Youngsville School Nurse M. Frieda Neuberger Grade 3 Carol R Newlcnrlc Art Scyrmtha J Osterllout Grade 5 oseph C Pedoto Language Harrxet V Prmce 9' Grade 1 Salvatore R Prlnclotta Grade 7 Scxence Tlus page sponsored by the J Y C S Faculty Assoclanon Ah' Clarence Krantz Lillian M. Krauss Hazel L. Myers Grade 4 Kindergarten Grade 1 Y? if 'L-..,.. George E Raum Ludmllla T Raum Grade Arr anet B Rosenberger Music Clara K Ruppert Dental Hygemst Jean A Rylaalc Home Economics Gertude B Sacks Kmdergarren G H 1.2 ' fl l '- K M ' y ' .. he Q ' J I . , ' K f W, ,,r' at l Q a .L D ' Ji, vf X,,,L K I , H . M 1 as Beverly S Schulman Grade 2 Anna M Todd J Y C S Nurse ff-h of -49 Gladys H Schuster joseph K Strawbndge Rachael A Sturdnvant Grade 4 Cxtxzenshnp Education Grade 6 L Irene von Bergen jean C Wendler Paul T Zmtel Grade 7 Scxence Gxrls Physncal Educatxon FACULTY ASSOCIA TIO The Y C S Faculty Assocxatlon 15 an actrve body meeting at least once a month Under the dxr ectnon of their offlcers, Edward Gessler presrdent, Carol Newkxrk, vlce president, Mary Gempler sec retary Anna Todd, treasurer Edna Clark public relatlons chaxrman, George Raum, legxslatxve chalr man thls orgamzatlons desire lS to uphold and de l lllffllil U I I W QI Bl wal ss! :Imam 5 NXYUIII Page 10 velop professxonal growth, standards and ethxcs They have establlshed a Scholarshnp Fund whxch awards 150 to the two deservlng graduatmg semors to be used for thelr hlgher educatlon The faculty plans a yearly event wlth the resources of whrch to be used for the above purpose D fllh iunxx I Ju F4 y 4 at I 6 S . 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M11 ., wig. 1.i.'P,fZ'-f P- -' .z.,'-' Y'.+ ' Q.. 'C 'rf r 1 .1-uf-. 1 .-v up '- --.. v-.Tu - -'rf ,- ps-f 'f' su. f Jw' G. ' '-,-..eZ':'w, 4 . ua Q . x V, 3.7, .' -1- A. 'fi 23 , 'L' 55 :hi rl ' uf-'j -1..' JP, ' 1' nf ':, ' ,.' .1-:if .- 'Qt -1. I.-fi. --j,.:.3m2 'ffx - :. f 1.14. -if ' vsfnb ,Q-' .. ' , .23-1 gp .5 K ,,-g.. f . ' ag. x M.,w.,3: S A ,.,,,. 'ff' ' ll A hx 1 L,,':-'l- , 9, f ...., - 'v af ' .1-' . ' -ff Left to Right: Paul Norris, Diane Robalc, Mary Louise Napcliel- lo, Barbara Segar, Linda Luclcey. Milton Simora, Four years of English are required of each student, with a regents exam given in the third year. American and English literature, English grammar, formal writing, speech, and phonetics are studied in order to enable each student to read. write, and listen effectively. ENGLUH AND HISTOR Y The goal of this three-unit sequence, world history and American history I and H, is to provide a better understanding of the baclcground of American history as it is found in the economic. social. political, and mili- tary history of the world. V' ii-9 -1 Lefl to Righl: Mary Ann Loesch, Walter Baumgardt, Mary Lou W illmott. Alan Drake, umm Kathleen Halloran. Ron- ald Brey, .xanax uns, Left to Right: Walter Townsend, Neal Baker, Robert Fisk, jane Neu- ham, Iris Altman. N N In today's world, the study of mathematics is becoming increasingly important. C. S. offers elemen- tary algebra, geometry, trigonometry, solid geometry, and intermediate algebra. Their most important lesson is MA THEMA TICS AND XCIENCE Every student is required to talce general science and biologyg the elective science courses are chemistry and physics, offered to juniors and seniors. The objective of these subjects is to give the student a comprehension of the basic facts and principles of science. '-xr' - i ' -Q ,. 1. ,.., ...,.- itll tv Left to Right: Karen Schrumpf, Hannelore Schimmel, William Rit- tershausen, Robert Fisk. Left to right. ron' one: Laura Gabriel, J a n e t Frey, Shirley Bernhardt, Gloria Bassney. Row Iwo: Patricia Mildner, Evelyn Porter, Jeanette Robertson, Judy Stef- fens. Shorthand I and II transcription typing I general business business arithmetic and salesmanship and man agement are offered to train future stenographers to combine their technical ability with their general business ANDLA GUA GE The language department offers French I and II and Latin I II III and IV It is designed to prepare t e students especially those going on to college, for a wider scope of society by giving them a second langu Lefl to Right: Robert Huter, Trevor Boustead, Stewart Wfoolover, Alien - Hauser. ,Ml if fly? General shop, wood, metal, and ceramics are courses one may choose to take in the high school shop de- partment. Students who participate in shop learn to apply their abilities in the field of carpentering and metal work. For the benefit of those who donit take shop in high school, general shop is offered to the 7th -and Sth grade boys to gain a working knowledge with wood. JHOP AND DRIVER ED UGA T10 Witlm so many young drivers on rhe highways today, driver education has become an accepted course for junior and senior students. The purpose of driver education is to make teen-agers safer drivers on the roads of today. Lectures, testing equipment and road work are all part of this course. Left to Right: Richard Bihler, Donald Tegeler. Virginia Shaara. Sharon Nleddcugh. Ruth Ann Bury. Rcherr Vfillmott , :gy-',f4rf,y,, f, , ' 'Mi -1 Left to Right. Majorefterz Carol Brown, Ann Karadontes, Barbara Babij, Ruth Ann Bury. Bonnie Currie, Carol Thais, Barbara Durtweiler: Left to Riglvl. back ron: Gail Myers. Loretta Tauss, Linda Luclcey, Orra Bell, Carol Nolde, Barry Bodenstein, Raymond Peters, joseph Maus, Anne Miller, Alan Drake, Arthur Hellerer, Richard Segar, Gary Speilman. llliddlf mn: Gertrude Graner, Virginia Segar, W'alter Baumgardt, Richard Mall, Gerald Mootz, William Segar, Jack Komancheclc Leslie Bogert, Front row: Judith Schrumpf, joy Wagner, Mary Knack, Roberta Schmauss, Charles Menges, john Stephenson, Meta Fisher. fYC.S BAND The senior band, under the direction of Janet Rosenberger, music teacher, meets three times a weelc. They play at football games, march on Memorial Day, and play at graduation. The band on most occasions is accompanied by the majorettes. There is also a junior band consisting of fifth and sixth graders who meet once 3 Week for pfactlce. Senior Band in formation Left to Right, front ronf: Gail Myers, Virginia Bossely, Mary Ellen Raum, Michael Nalcao, Susan Covart, Patricia Zahrowslci, Wendy Krongel, Kathy Komancheclc, Paul Krantz, David Neuberger, Fred Michel, Randall Hess. Second' raw: Donna Krantz, Martha Snyder, Loy Krum, Linda Loughrcy, Donna Mall, Marie Babij, Steven Yasgur, Bruce Pesci, John Nlootz. Walter Robalc, Sydney Royce. Third row: Linda Zieres, Glen Abplanalp, Thomas Mall, Marsha Feigenbaum, Lea Lehrer. Thomas Manzolillo, Ruth Baumgardt, Jacob Frydman, Susan Mootz, Donald Knaclc, William Fulton, George Koi-th, Willard Schadr, Marshal Bossely, Edward Baum, Rcberp Blais, Gary Mathem. Edward Snyder, 3.-1 4? WZNQ , ,f , I I 44 I Q ,Q ? 2 45 7g.., 3 , A x.:s:: I ,Y 9 .9 ' 4 up ,ag ,S i if W X 5 Q. 'C kv- . N ' ' gf' Q' ' - .fl ft? g VA 6 - -. J' 22 2 Q E 'f' G ' a . K P f I Q X n 1 Q 2 7 .i.i.:... ,,N, ,V w ,....,,,.,., II i 1 4: ll uf f. b12id! 0 ,x Z ij, 29 J .rm ww M - - ' M51-W A W f , 'f.f'- , M If ,ly 'Y 1 3 www., A. . ' V V- wif Debazie The debate club of C. S. is an active or- ganization consisting of voluntary membership from grades 9-12 under the guidance of debate coach, Mr. Joseph K. Strawbridge. It belongs to the Nation- al Forensic League and attends many tournaments held in New York State. The general topic for the junior varsity and varsity debaters is the right-to-worlc laws, and for the novice debaters is the American NOVICE Left to right, row one: Karen Schrumpf, Patricia Allgeier, Ruth Boxberger, Judith Flax, Lois Yas- gur, Sandra Haney. Row Iwo: Car- oline Bendle, Walter Baumgatclt, Iris Altman, Richard Williamson. Hannelore Schimmel, Nlathew Roth. Ron' three: Peter Kutschera. Wayne Bihler, Neal Baker, Allen Hauser, T h i s p a g e sponsored by Nolde's Hotel jefferson. VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY ing, Virginia Shaara. Row tno: Mary Louise Napoliello. Carol Nolde, Sharon Rouse, Milton Si- mora, Judith Schrumpf. Barbara Segar, Kathleen Downing. Row lhree: Diane Robalc. Eleanor Heck- er, Barbara Schwirzer. Kathryn Ro- bak. system of education. The debate club held its annual tournament at Jeffersonville-Youngsville Central School on Novem- ber 1, attended by 23 schools with 43 teams. The team has had an outstanding record this yearg the varsity tied for first place at both J.-Y.C.S. tournament and Hamilton College tournament. ROW one. left to righlz Joan Glas- sel, Nancy Schadt. Barry Boden- stein. Samuel Yasgur, Evelyn Hoer- ART CLASS Left to right: Mary Spencer, Mary Louise Napoliello, Barbara Segar, Carol Nolde, Albert Stagl, Allan Covart, Barbara Duttweiler, Barbara Schwirzer, Sharon Leonardo. MARIONETTE CLUB Left to right, row one: Gertrude Graner, Nancy Lott, Karen Bossley, Sus- an Frank, Phyllis Mildner, Janet Flax, Louise Snider, Ruth Sanftleben. Row two: Pamela Meyers, Susan Kimmes, Bethany Fuller, Louise Siebert, Jeanne Altman, Linda Bury, Lorretta Tauss. Row three: Shirley Wood, Frances Brumagin, Greta Mae Colo, Linda Steclcer, Barbara Krongel, Bette Kindman, Lorna Adams. Absent, Linda Beaver, Joyce Frey. Rzfle Club At the date of this writing, the Rifle Club of J.-Y.C,S. is a non-functioning or- ganization. This situation was due to an unapproved area for practice shooting. The organization, under the direction of Prin- cipal Erwin L. Baker, hopes to continue its previous activities, which included competi- tive meets with near-by schools and individ- ual marksmanship competition. Aw Claw General art is required of all 7th and 8th grade pupils. In high school, basic art is required of any art majorg an art major may choose from these electives: art history, block printing, contemporary painting, cos- tume design and illustrating, drawing and painting fin various mediumsl, etching, in- terior design, metal crafts and jewelry, mod- eling and sculpture, painting in oils, paint- ing in water color, stage design, and textile design. flffazwoneiie Club The Marionette Club is a group com- posed of twenty-three students from grades 7-12. Their main project this year was the making of marionettes for the play Snow llffvile, which they also wrote, staged, and produced. Movies of their progress in making the marionettes were taken by the club's leader, Mrs. Carol Newlcirlc. RIFLE CLUB Left to right, row one: Principal Erwin L. Baker, instructor, Paul New- ham, Gary Mall, Richard Toms, Wilfred Vahl, Dennis Bu Bois, Dennis Schaefer. Row two: Peter Diehl, Donald Huter, Vfarren Cochrane, Thomas Spencer, George Hathaway, Allen Dirie, Edward Wahl, Franz Graner. Row three: Dennis Knack, Francis Egan, Leslie Bogert, Roger Kimmes, Lee Rasmussen, Alfred Steppich, Lanny Ernst, john Dilaene. F.I-I.A. Left to right. row one: Den- ice Du Bois. Patricia Haney, Linda Bury, Barbara Kron- gel, Bethany Fuller, Jeanne Altman. Row two: Nancy Leute, Bonnie Currie, Shar- on Meddaugh, Sharon Townsend, Jane Willis, Mrs. joan Rybalc, home ec. teach- er. Louise Libert, Frances Brumagin, S u s a n Tratell. Row three: Carol Wiles, Kathleen Holt, Joyce Hal- loran, Beverly Theis, Nancy Kent, Virginia Young, Dor- othy Wilfert, Rita Gabriel, Louise Wilfred, Phyllis Mildneer, Joyce Fry, Mar- vina Wiles, Carole Brown. Future Hememezfeerf qf flmerreez F.I-IA. is a national organization of homemaking pupils in the high schools of the United States, the Territories and the US. Nlilitary Schools of Germany and Guam. The J.-Y.C.S. F.H.A. has a membership of 27 pupils. Its overall goal is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living. This page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. William Declcelmen. Home Eeonemref Home economics is required of all 7th and 8rh grade girls. A home economics major may elect Homemaking I, II, III, gaining a knowledge of foods, clothing, child care, home decoration, home nursing and family relations. HOME ECONOMICS Lefl to right: Lois Gabel, Kathryn Robalc, Beverly Theis, Joy Wagner, -Denise Du Bois. Library ference Library science is a 13 weelc course required of all seventh graders. The purpose of this course is to give the pupils a working knowledge of the arrangement of a library, the use of re- ference boolcs, and the card cataloging and the classification of books. LIBRARY SCIENCE Left to right: Sheila Taylor, Carol Wiles, Iris Altman Karen Schrumpf. Left lo right: Robert Huter, Rudolph Hoering, Robert Puerschn Fulton, Earl Myers. Center: James Hess. GIRLS' GYM In the girls' gym classes, the pupils are taught many desirable qualities such as agility, quiclcness, strength and en- durance. By participating in many var- ied sports and activities, they develop a sense of fair play. BOYS' GYM The objectives of physical educa- tion expand beyond physical fitness to embrace such goals as mental, social and emotional development. Physical education is now interpreted as an experience that effects the whole 0!'g3I11SfTl. er, Frank Lefl lo right, row one: Kathleen Halloran, Joanne Steclcer, Nlary Al- lgeier, Gloria Bassney. Row two: Frances Petersen, Carolyn Bendle, joan Glassel, Kathryn Robal-c, Laura Gabriel. Row three: Ruth Ann Fulton. Patricia Puerschner, janet Frey, Diane Robalc, Mary Spencer. Hou' four: Sharon Leonardo, Virginia Shaara, Evelyn Porter, Patricia Mildner, Judy Steffens. Left Ia right: Wilfred Hughson, Daniel Fischer, Brian Du Bois, Kenneth Drake, William Erdman. Frank Fulton, On back board: Allan Hauser, Trevor Boustead. v.',b: l 1 , LITERARY STAFF Seated. left to right: Nancy Schadt, joan Glassel. literary ed itorg Ruth Ann Bury, Lois Galoel. Mandirzgz Frank Fulton Sharon Hoilse, Russell Osterhour, Diane Robalc, Russell Gloor BUSINESS STAFF Seated. left to righl: Kathleen Downing, Donald Tegeler, business managerg Barry Boclenstein, subscription managerg Patricia Mildner, typist. Staridingz jean Fulton, john Gem- pler, Frances Petersen, tvpist, The Hfinlaelriea' staff is composed of juniors and seniors who are chosen at the end of the sophomore year. Each staff member worlcs in a separate clepart- ment-business, art, photography, literary or typing. Learning the ABC's of producing a yearbook is a lot of work and enjoyment. ,fr-f 'Or W9 34.49993 QI V4 Q1 up . ,s-A .W , A ,-',1. ' +- Edward Fulton, End Frank Fulton, Center Earl MY9f5 Bark Warren Schaefer Q Back Thomas Puerschner Guard Robert Puerscl-mer Guam' '5 nil'-1 ,,,'5 -BMW' f'-eg it .M I 'afi- ,sais Rrclward Blhler Back Arthur Hellerer Back Page 24 George Fulton, End Vmffzzy Foolbazll VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORFS JYCS Ycs Ycs Ycs Ycs Ycs 6 Delaware Roscoe Trl Valley Delaware Manor Roscoe Robert Hanselmaler Guard J-V SCORES Y. C. S. 6 Delaware 26 Y. C. S. 46 Tri-Valley 6 Y. C. S. 12 Manor 13 Y. C. S. 26 Roscoe 12 COACHES AND CAPTAINS Le 1 to ngfzt Paul Zmtel Coach Edward Fulton captam Frank Fulton captaln Wallace Barnes coach J v TEAM Le! to right lzneelxng Kenneth Drake Rudolf Hoerxng Glen Buhler Wxllxam Erclman Standxng Wayne Bxhler Gerald Mootz Carl Hellerer Rxchard Menges manager J Y C S FOOTBALL The Varslty Football team played SIX games :hrs year wmnmg flVC and losing one As there 15 no playoff 1n the Western Sullxvan League Roscoe and J Y CS are co-champxons The JV team won two and lost two to place them third m the standmg '4 as Thxs page sponsored by Marlus Cma 43 I Page 25 5' up .fix 41 .S F 1 O 4 O T p B A Q L A L L a C'!'f9j.! ,A Russell Osterhout, Warren Schaefer, guard Alan Drake, guard Richard Buhler center forward and captain Frank Fulton, f J.-Y.C.S. 54 J.-Y.C.S. se J.-Y,C.S. es J.-Y.C.S. so J.-Y.C.S. rr J.-Y.C,S. 45 orward Left lu right, Coach Baines, Captain Osterhout and Manager Menges. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Roscoe 60 Delaware 69 Narrowsburg 78 Tri-Valley 58 Elclrecl 69 Manor 62 J.-Y.C,s. Jr-Y.C.s. J.-Y.C.S J.'Y.C.S. 1..Y.C,s J.-Y.C.S Rcscoe Delaware Narrowsburg Tri-Valley Eldred Manor Albert Sragl, center Edward Fulton, forward Robert Fisk, guard Brian DuBois, guard Art Hellerer, guard Richard Miller, guard Raymond Peters orward f 'sf H- L , , . MN-W sv ,,,,,, ,, ,..,,f sl fp' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right, row one: XVayne Bihler, jack Komancheclc, Ar thur, Soule. Gary Spieleman, Carl Hellerer, Fred Schadt. Row two: jim Norris, Glen Bihler, captaing Ken Drake, Bill Erd man, Gerald Mootz, Coach Zintel. This year the j.V. basketball team was under the direction of Coach Zinrel. The team was quite young and inexperienced, most of its members being freshmen, but showed promise for future years. xf J-V BASKETBALL SCORES J..Y.c.s J.-Y.C.S. J.-Y.C.S J.-Y.C.S J.-Y.C.S J.-Y.C.S J.-Y.C.S J,-Y.C.S J..Y.c.s I.-Y.C.S. J.-Y.C.S J.-Y.C.S 32 Roscoe 33 Delaware 37 Narrowsburg 46 Tri-Valley 68 Eldrefl 46 Manor 50 Roscoe 48 Delaware 37 Narrowsburg 31 Tri-Valley 59 Eldrecl 48 5 ff Manor N MW Z7 4-.L L. ix. x if 37 37 42 49 35 49 48 61 42 19 30 51 Vmffzl Cbeefflwzdezff Evelyn Hoermg Captazn Page 28 Ruth Ann Bury Diane Robak Kathryn Robak oxs Gabel Mary Louxse Napolxell U , Patricia Mildner 1 , . L4 CHEERLEADERS Left to right Barbara Segar, Sharon Nleddaugh, Karen Nloran. Ruth Ann Fulton, Kathleen Halloran. J e a n ffulten. Laura Gabriel, f V Cbee1'fa7tfer5 and Mrybrrefief Head iwajorette Ruth Ann Bury MAJORETTES Left lu right: Bonnie Cure rie, Carole Brown, Anne Karadontes. Ruth Ann Bury, Carol Thais, Barbara Dutt- weiler, Barbara Bahij. Q J l 4 I i 1 ' H , 5 2 1 . 1 K 45 Q 1 4 1 ,E , 'il F! , 'ii ' CHEERLEADING Under the leadership of Miss janet Rosenlnerger, the -I.-Y.C.S. cheerleaders have revised their set-up this year. During football season, both varsity and junior varsity cheered as one group. For basketball season the junior varsity and varsity have prepared new uniforms. New cheerleaders are chosen from grades 8-ll in the spring try- outs. MAJORETTES The majorette group, a young organization in J.-Y.C.S., has begun to talce active 'part at the football and basketball games, putting on a routine at half-time intermission. Under the leadership of Miss Janet Rosenherger. the majorettes also march with the senior hand. .-nfl SOCCER TEAM Fran! row. left to right: Patricia Mildner, Denise Du Bois, Lois Gabel Sharon Nledclaugh, Pat Myers, Kathryn Robalc, Bark row, left la right: Laura Gabriel, Joan Glassel, Diane Robak, Judy Steffens, Jean Fulton, Beverly Thies, Ruth Ann Bury, Joyce Halloran. GIRLS SPORTS Girls from grades 7-12 formed a soc- cer team which played Callicoon twice. The grades formed basketball teams which competed against each other noon- hours. This year acrobatics were also in- cluded as part of the gym schedule. I MD R will LP - O SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Under the basket: Patricia Mildner. Rest of team: Ruth Ann Bury, captain Judy Steffens, Patricia Anderson, Janet Frey, Evelyn Porter, Jeanette Rob ettson, Kathryn Robalc, Joan Glassef. Sth GRADE GIRLS' GYM CLASS Lefl ta right. supporting the girls: Susan Kohler, Virginia Young, Ann Karadontes, Roberta Schmauss. Left to nglvl. ftanding ami kneeling: Barbara Little, Carolyn Wil- liamson. Pat Myers, Sally Ellmauer, Sus- an Patterson, Audrey Toboroff. Lef! to riglvl. on top: Nancy Leute, Bonnie Cur- ry. BASEBALL 1958 Le t to ngbt ron' one Raymond Schlott 58 ohn Grrshaber 58 Warren Schaefer Albert Larson 58 Davld Doetsch 58 Row two Edward Fulton Robert Puerscher B111 Norris 58 Alan Drake Tegeler Row three Duck Mall Rudy Hoermg -1 .+- S if ,fix 4 af' ds . 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Richard Terwilliger. .The BeCgz'nnz'nCg01f The Endf YOUNGSVILLE KINDERGARTEN - Left to right, row one: Lee Currie, Kurt Peters, Antoinette Grabek, Mary Hecker, Frank Meddaugh, Peter Mayenzet. Row two: Joseph Lasher, Debra Welton, Kathleen Kutger, Clayton Freshour. No! pictured: John Eger. An., The kindergarten is a com- munity of four and a half, five and a half and six year olds, very special people, who are spontaneous, warm, friendly, and eager. Although still firm- ly attached to home and famif ly, they are beginning to dis- cover the world about them. They lavish their love and af- fection upon those fortunate individuals - the kindergarten teachers-and share with them t h ei r most important secrets. '? '7 v Reading is the center of learning in first gradeg numher work to 100 is another of the major subjects. Science consists of the care of pets while social studies is mainly an introduction to the world outside and the people who help the children, as the store keeper. shoemaker, etc. The three first grade teachers are Mrs. Hazel Myers and Mrs. Harriet Prince in jeffer- snnville, and Mrs. Candee in Youngsville. Grade Ong FIRST GRADE- MRS. MYERS -Left to righl. sitting: Jerry Black. Dennis Kautz, Norene Kikendall. Michael Ha- leika, Marrianne Abel. Ricky Bossley. Gray Black. Row two: Debra Schrumpf, Vicke Houghtaling, Diane Krantz, Helen Sanftelen, Ryan Keller. Susan Mall, Patsy Colo, Christine Speilberger. Doreen Hess. Ron' three: Ronnie Mootz, Paul Stephen- son, Susan Newberger, David Mc Coa:h. Constance Baum, Alan Calkin. Gail Za- lbarowski. Richard Thony. YOUNGSVILLE. FIRST GRADE - MRS. CANDEE - Left to right, row one: Kelly Egan, Kenneth Lasher, Nancy Baim, Marcia Perres, Fred Hubert. Row Iwo: Patricia Mil- ler, Raydan Freshour, June Bargfrede, Bonny Keeler, Thomas Boxberger, FIRST GRADE- MRS. PRINCE-Left to right. ron' one: Anita Wendler, Karen Schaefer, Steven Rudy, Susan Theis, Carc- lee Conklin, Mark Manzolillo. Linda Ahn- strom, Thomas Kikendall. Ron' Info: Terry Gohde, Nancy Hellerer, Barry Lagoda. Patricia Weiss, Frank Terwilliger, Sandra Tyler, David W. Korrh, Cheryl Hendrix. Raw three: June Eggler, David Allison. Robert Ruppert Jr., Elwin Wilfert, Patricia Eggler, Bettijane Haney, Donna Lee Snyder. Edwin Erdman, No! pictured: Raymond Scott. SECOND GRADE-MRS. GESSLER Imfl In right. witmizz Renae Leonardo. Bonnie Beardsley, james Hughson. Pat- ti Schwartz, Lyle Snedelcer, Lois Rosen- baum, John Diehl, Merrilee Manzolillo, Derelc Hendrix. John Allison, Charles Segar. 5tam1'mu: Thomas Geene, Paul Lyden. Judy Gabriel, Alice Gaun, Bruce Xvendler. Glenn Bernharclt, Carrie Yas- gur. Taught by Mrs. Schulman and Mrs. Gessler in jeffer- sonville and Mrs. Candee in Youngsville, the second graders have an introductory course in science, this year devoting SECOND GRADEYYOUNGSVILLE- MRS, CANDEE - Lefi to righi. row one: Richard Maus, Richard Dirie, Linda Jacobs, Delores Peterson, Barbara Eger. Row Iwo: John Miller, William Hotton, Vaughn Le Roy, Gary Helmoth, Terry Kieler, Brenda Gaebel. SECOND GRADE-MRS. SCHULMAN - Lefl Io right, front row: Ray Weiss, Edmund Raum, Richard Komancheclr, Carla Wingert, Debra Reynolds, Cheryl Noenel, Sharonlonghrey, Renee Wwlev- er, Sharon Abplanalp, Karen Krantz, Glor- ia Frydman. Row two: Roger Fulton, Don- ald Kautz, Dana Frank, Susan Eggler, Di- ane Drake, Barbara Bury, most of their time to friction. Community social studies is another of the main coursesg also, adding and subtracting in arithmetic are studied. Grade TWO wx In third grade the children learn to add and subtract with carrying, and to multiply and divide. It is the first year that social studies is taught with a textbook: also, more stress is put on English and phonics. Out- side of studying, they presented an operetta, The Wed- ding of the Flowers. Mrs. Gempler's class also made furniture for a doll house which was in their room. Grade Tbwe 1 ,Q THIRD GRADE- MRS. GEMPLER Left to righf, row one: Dale Bossley, Bradford Benton, Thomas Hess, Rose Ann Bassney, Alice Rosenbaum, Marion Stephenson, Mary Kindman, Sally Schae- fer, Sally Segar, james Knaclc. ROW two: Nancy Kohler, Nora Loughrey, Carol Kaplan, Susan Bury, Linda Blais, Kather- ine Kovistra. Doris Black, Jan Blaines, ,lane Wayne, Glenn Huter. xi wi WV H THIRD GRADE- MRS. HEINRICKS Left to riglvl, row one: Mary Ann Grabelt, Thomas Maus, Sandra Meddaugh, Doreen Hubert, Trevor Egan. Second' row: Evie Fresh- our, John Boxberger, Keith Sander, Martin Eger, Stanley Grabelc. Thomas Gaebel not pictured. THIRD GRADE- MISS NEUBERGER Lefr to right, ron' one: Walter Clark, Carl Wendler, Elbert Black, Wame Mall, Michael Duttweiler. Donald Mootz. Row tivo: Teresa Manzolillo, Susanne Hyatt, Kathleen Weiss, Wmda Spielberqer, Deborah Du Bois, Ellen Bernhardt. Row three: Bruce Woolever. Tracy Myers Karen Schmauss, Alice Loesch, Frederick Bury, Virginia Kemmis, Barbara Bossley. Wfilliam Lagoda. FOURTH GRADE-MR. KRANTZ Left to right. row one: Joanne Lindsley. Elizabeth Diehl, Richard Danzer, Gwen- dolyn Bernhardt, Russel Baum, Martha Bernhardt. Row two: Linda Schilling, Douglas W'aag, Robert Bruning, David Weiss, Diane Korth, Vincent Hendrix. William Krantz. Row three: Donald Zabo- rowslci, Thomas Gain, Steven Newberger, Ernest Kilcendall, ,lames Hyatt, Carolann Woolever, David Mootz. In the fourth grade the children learn how to worlc with fractions, time tables, and Roman numerals in arithmetic. Their course in social studies starts FOURTH GRADE-YOUNGSVILLE MRS. HEINRICKS - Left to right, row one: Nancy Hubert, Mary Ann Menges, Donna Ernest, Helen Grabelc, Glenn Spielmann. Row two: Paul Kawalslci, Richard Baim, Lawrence Neumann, Sharon Baker, Linda Willmott, Claudia Bryan, Rodney Gaebel. Jerry Helmuth, absent. FOURTH GRADE-MRS. SCHUSTER - Left to right, row one: Lois Baum, Linda Myers, Jeanne Graner, Rose Kiefer, Kathy Mc Coach, Christina Leonardo. Row two: Charles Curtis, Walter Kiefer, Ann Smallbone, Michael Krongel, Barbara Allison, John Stephenson, Edward Lough- rey. Row three: Terry Krantz, Robert Schadt, Richard Anderson, Raymond Moran, John Schiavone, Ronald Velten. from the founding of America until the present time, and letter writing, punctuation, quotations and the use of words are studied in English. Fourth graders are taught science and health which are combined in one textbook. Despite the building facilities, the stu- dents have art, music and gym as part of their course. Grade POW, gf - fi, - rw -4- ..,.,. 1-1, Under the supervision of Mrs. Osterhout, Mrs. Codyer and Mrs. Graham, the fifth graders pre- pared themselves for the more advanced worlc which they will encounter from sixth grade on. Democracy in action and discussions are stressed heavily in order to malce students better citizens. Guide FHM fun A FIFTH GRADE- MRS. CODYER - Left to right. standing: Robert Schaefer. Loy Krum. Maureen W'est, Keith Krauss, Marsha Feigenbaum. joy Skinner, Sharon Mathern, john Mootz. Row two: Linda Loughrey. Sharon Holloran, Kathleen Haney, Roberta Bernhardt, Patricia XVahl, Eileen Haney. Donna Mall. Row three: Wfalter Robalc. Bruce Pecsi, Paul Kilcen- dall, Edward Snyder, Thomas Manzolillo. Nilvcolaus Rudy, Russell Bemhardt, Sid- ney Royce. FIFTH G R A D E- YOUNGSVILLE-MRS. GRAHAM - Left to right, row one: Betty Freshour, Susan Neumann, Helen Adams, Hether Hubert, George Nicoley. Ron two: Laurence Tyler, Linda Kimmes, JoAnn Kut- ger, Sharon Kutger, Glenn Kehrley. Row three: Van Kehrley, Bryan Danzer, Peter Sei- berr, Donald Currie. FIFTH GRADE- MRS, OSTERHOUT -- Left lo right, row one: Marshall Bos- sley, Edward Baum, Thomas Mall, Robert Blais, Nancy Norris, Lesh Lehrer, Wil- lard Schadt, Gary Mathern, Steven Yas- gur, Glen Abplanalp. Row two: Linda Rieres, Diana Schaefer, Candace Schwartz, Dawn Luckey, Cindy Burr, Maureen Leo- nardo. SIXTH GRADE- NIRS. HOFER - Left to right. ron' one: Leslie Burr. jacob Frydman, Richard Morgan. Row two: jessica Roth, Vifayne Bernhardt, Paul Krantz. Virginia Bossley, Linda Baum. Row three: Phyllis Loesch, Marie Babij, Michael DuBois, Frederich Michel. Row four: Kathleen Komancheclc. Wendy Krongel, Monica Chelalcian. Gary Krantz. David Neuberger. Ron five: Lillian Mc- Mahon. Ruth Baumgardt, Mary Ellen Raum, Donald Wehner, Eva Goldschmidt. Ron' six: Cleve Segar, Martha Snyder, Daniel Yewchuclc. Patricia Zahorowslci, Randall Hess. SIXTH G R A D EA YOUNGSVILLE-MRS. GRAHAM - Left to right, Row one: joan Edwards. Laura Baldin, Roger Beaver. Christine Egan, Warren Bogart. Row two: Robert Sam- man, William Abplanalp, Glenn Dirie, George Reimenschneider, Allen Perres, James Leroy. Row tlvree: Ronnie Freshour. Carlton Maus, Patricia Bryan, Linda Bell, Dennis Baim. SIXTH GRADE-MRS. STURDIVANT - Left to rigl-rt. row one: Michael Kap- lan, Susan Mootz, Alfred Boyle. Row two: Gregory DuBois, George Korth, Beryl Waag. Gale Myers, Ruth Able. Row three: Frederick Black. William Ful- ton. Barry Stoltz, Sharon Baum, Stephen Willis. Row four: Susan Covart. Francis Leonardo, Dorothy Schadt. Donald Knaclc. Row five: Gregory Colo. Michael Nalcao, Gertrude Black, Elizabeth Bernhardt. Lee Mall. No! Pictured: Roberta Baum, Cheryl Luckey, Linda Gorton, Donna Krantz. The members of the sixth grade are being trained to live and act like adults. Mrs. Sturdivant, Mrs. I-Iofer, and Mrs. Graham teach the students to use reference books and acquire research from them. Upon leaving sixth grade, pupils are aware of the world they live in as well as the customs of the people of many nations. Grade fm Grade Seven SEVENTH GRADE i Left to right, row one: Barbara Krongel, Linda Steclcer, Jeanne Altman, Linda Bury, Phyllis Mildner, Nancy Lott, Shirley Seibert, Frances Brumagin. Row two: Lanny Kimmis, James Carter, Wilfred Vahl, Robin Tyler, Richard Toms, john Gabel, William Diehl, loseph Peter Hyatt. Row three: Peter Diehl, Patricia Haney, Louise Wilfert, Betti Kindman, Mary Ann Morton, Joyce Frey, Bethany Fuller, Franz Graner, Row four: Arthur Hyzer, George Hathaway, War- ren Cochrane, Edward Krauss. During the course of the year the seventh grade illustrated their own original poems, and studied New Yorlc State They also begin the study of percentages, areas, and volumes in mathematics One part of their exhibit was done in conjunction with the Lalce Champ lain Centennial during which they displayed various antiques The class officers are president, Thomas Kutschera, vice president, Wayne Plownsend, secretary, anet Flax, treasurer Linda Bury The class was under ne guidance of Mrs von Bergen and Mr Prin ciotta nf' Let to right row one Susan Frank anet Flax Linda Beaver Betty Lou Schae fer Karen Boasley Orra Bell Shirley Wood Gertrude Graner Row two Arthur Soule David Maus Frederick Urbaclc Robert Bendle Thomas Bury Stephen Mayera Derrnis Gurtner Thomas Kutschera Row three Pamela Meyers Greta Mae Colo Louise Ann Snyder Susan Kimmis Loretta Tauss Merle Woolever Ruth Sanftleben Kay Loughrey Row our Thomas Spencer Dennis Knaclt Joseph Simora Howard Frigenbaum Wayne Townsend William Korth EIGHTH GRADE MRS HICK Left to right row one Audrey Toboroff Barbara Duttwexler Carol Epstein Carol Thexs Carol n Williamson Salle Ellmauer Susan Patterson Y 'Y' Row two Martin Stellmg ohn Dhaene Donald Huter Alan Dine Paul Back Francis Egan Leon Young Laurence MacDonald Row three Patricia Meyers Ann Karadontes ean Boyle Rita Gabriel Karen Steffens Nancy Leute oanne MacDonald Marvina Wiles The eighth grade continued their study of English grammar and composition both oral and written In the field of mathe matlcs they reviewed seventh grade arithmetic with emphasis placed on the attitudes of the eighth graders in regard to the quality of their work They pro- duced the play Cicero the Great a comedy which delighted the stu dents of J YCS The class officers were presx dent Francis Egan vice president Paul Newham treasurer Patricia Meyers secretary Anne Karad ontes Their advisors are Mr Dralce and Mrs Hlclc EIGHTH GRADE - MR, DRAKE Left lo right, row one: Barbara Little, Susan Tarantal, Bonnie Currie, Carol Brown, Kathleen Holt, Barbara Babij. Row two: Edward Wahl, Virginia Young, Susan Kohler, Karen Hessinger, Roberta Schmauss, Joyce Halloran, Paul Newham. Row three: Dennis Schaefer, Gary Mall, Frederick Baker, Roger Kemiss, Leslie Bogert, Lanny Emst, Dennis Du Bois, Richard Segar. Grade Ezcgbl Page 43 FRESHMAN DATA -- Class advisors: Mr, Raum and Mr. Pedoto. Class officers: Kenneth Drake, president, Gary Speilman, vice-president: Fred Schadt, treasurerg Sonia Lehrer, secretary. 1 , 2 Rqffetizbm Of A FV6.VhW46lW G FRESHMAN-MR. RAUM - Left to right, row one: Joann Schmidt, Carole Wiles, Virginia Segar, Mary Knack, Denise Du- Bois, Beverly Theis, Dorothy Wil- fert, Edwina Burr, Elaine Barge- frede. Row Iwo: Stewart Woolever, Ruth Kimmes, Nancy Lee Smith, Carol. Andresen, Joy Wagner, Judy Flax, Gerald Nlootz. Row three: John Komancheclc, Carl Hellerer, David Gurtner, Norman Jamieson, Howard Sammann, Wil- liam Kamm, Raymond Segar, James Stevenson. Not pictured: Robert Huter, Edward Gabriel. We lJ6C3IT1C Pa!! of school . . . algebra WGS great sport ,X . . but why did I talce Latin? . . . who cares if Brittania est insula'7 . . . hey Dad, can I have some money for class dues? . . . sign up for , P fkf Y :UIC 4, f' ' 1,3 ' S FRESHMAN- -MR, PEDOTO Left to right. row one: Anne Sturdivant, Phyllis Simora, Meta Fischer, Sonia Lehrer, Patricia All- geier, Elizabeth Schadt, Sharon Townsend. Joyce Kehrley, Nancy Kent. Row Iwo: John Egan, Robert Sonle, Wayne Bihler. Gary Speil- man, Lois Yasgur, Charles Nlenges, Fred Schadt. Trevor Bou- stead, James Norris. Ron' ilvrrcz Richard Menges, Rodney Ayles- worth. George Vandiqni, Vifilliam Segar. William W'ahl, Kenneth Drake, James Hess, William Erd- man. the bus to Roscoe . . . say, can't your father drive for roller-skating? . . . homework, homeworlcy homework . . . glad this year is over. gnzrlifdq 1 l A , irw,-A SOPHOMORES - MRS. NEW- KIRK - Left io right, sitting. row one: Winnie Mae Schaefer, Carol Tremper, Mary Lou Willmott. Karen Schrumpf, Iris Altman. Aileen Berberich, Diane Danzer, Ron' two: Kathleen Hughson, Sheela Wohlrabe, Sheila Taylor, William Rittershausen, Sand ra Haney, Sharon Leonardo, Rebecca Perez, Mary Spencer, Row three: Peter Kutschera, R o n a l d Brey. John Stelling, Robert Fislc, Robert Hurer, Lane Gilbert, Walter Baumgardt, SOPHOMORE DATA A Class advisors: Mrs, Carol Newlcirlc, Mr. Robert Cramer. Class officers: Peter Kutschera, president: Ronald Brey, vice-president Karen Schrumpf, treasurer, -lane Newham, secretarv. fn: x P: 5, REFLECTIONS or A soPHoMoRE 'J Lab class was a blast . . . no, Mr. Dralce, I wonlt quit geometry . . . what would we do without study halls? . . . anybody for a Mexican hat XR dance? . . . gee, teach, I didn't mean to cement the pinata . . . hey, K who let those seniors in the lunch line? . . . See ,ya Friday nite! . . . advice to future sophomores: beware of history class . . . mek, MR. CRAMER - Left to right, row one: jane Newham, Patricia Baum, Caroline Benclle, Mary Loesch, Joanne Steclcer, Viola Keegan, Ruth Bosberger. Row two: Annabelle S h an lc l e, Hannelore Schimmel, Pa t ri c i a Puerschner, Donald Loughery, Matthew Roth, Kathleen Halloran, Ruth Fulton. Row three: Alan Hauser, Walter Townsend, R i c h a r d Williamson, Robert Valcianer, Alan Drake, Neal Baker, Rudolph Hoering. union Glona Bassney Glen Blhler Gary Brey Bram DUBOIS Carol Durtweller Damel Fisher Laura Gabriel John Gempler Russell Gloor Carol Carter flaefc JYCSJ Jean Fulton Robert Hanslmaxer Sharon House Alan Covert Lois Gabel Arthur Hellerer Wxlfred Hughson x 10' ,F A JUNIOR DATA Class advxsor Mrs Clark Class offncers Gary Brey presldent Carol Nolcle vlce pres: dent Laura Gabriel secretary Karen Moran treasurer REFLECTIONS OF A JUNIOR Dont forget, Read the blackboard every mornmg' ever try sleeping durmg physics class? h1SfOl'Y test commg up beware of black plague dlcl the rmgs come? whats the theme of the prom? Shhhh' walt untxl our Washnngton trap' WHAT' S10 00 for dues? gotta a way out? we were Drake's cllshrags Lvv 1 +4 , 0 union Jeffrey Krongel Linda Luckey' Sharon Meddaugh vw Anne Miller J Karen Moran 'X Mary Louise Napoliello - P- Carol Nolde Paul Norris Raymond Peters 1 f 'a Robert Puersclxner Diane Robalc udlrh Schrumpf Barbara Schwnrzer Barbara Segar Milton Sxmora Albert Stagl at Irving Tauss gt E Robert Willmott Qi This page sponsored by Garfleld Thoma representatlve of Dleges and Clust Jewelers K , q .1 ' A - .1 Y 1 ' , ,gf l 'F , ' K! r no J fi , l sc- . 1' f e ' U ' J Clam of 1959 The 59616 Look Back The members of the class of ,59 entered their freshman year rather uncertainly but soon had wormed their way into high school society. - Glenda Eiss who had been with the class since the seventh grade, moved to New York. - Class celebrities that year were Duke, who was the first freshman to play varsity basketball and Evie and Eddie who were prom attendants This was the year the freshmen were not exempt from final exams They were affectionately called the Black Sheep Freshmen by the faculty The big thing in the sophomore year was their dance Supersonic Swing which was way out way out anie and Duke represented the class t the Junior prom This was the year in which the Fulton clan took over the school administration Yancy Joined the crowd The first big event of the junior year was the ordering of class rings. - Pokey joined the class via Acquinas High School. - The Twelfth of Never was the juniors big effort with Eddie and Evie reigning as King and Queeng Janie and Jerry were attendants The 79 ers entered the senior year with the knowledge that they would be the first graduating class from YCS The seniors also chalked up another first when they went to Washington, D C over Armistice Day weekend Cries of remember 800 and 801 or bust were heard for many weeks Tom Dooley became the class song by a minority decision The 79 ers enjoyed their power as reigning seniors and reluctantly left the place of their former fun and frolic to go their separate ways iw K- .l JOAN ADAMS MARY ALLGEIER PATRICIA ANDERSON Jody Aggie Yweeme Course business mayor Youngsville Course business major Course Academic math science Choirl2 AA 234 Cholrl4 AA 34 Wlnkelncd34 Page 48 SHIRLEY BERNHARDT RICHARD Q11-ILER Shirl Course: business major. Choir 1-4. l Rink Course: academic-math, science. Rifle Club l,2, treas. 1, Pres. 25 Basketball 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4. dl : n 1 ROSE BOGERT Rosie Course: business major. Choir 1-4. :ff BARRY BODENSTEIN f.-Conv Course: academic-math, science. Band 1-45 Debate 1-45 Winkelded 3,49 Basketball 2. RUTH BURY fame Course: business major. Choir 1-45 Cheerleading l-4, J.V. Captain Z3 Winkelried 3,45 Majorette 3,45 A. A. 1-4. Page Sponsored by The Antler's Hotel 'Ws.z- asw- X X . .f' I, s ' Nl K f . C L f df xl u r-x-yyyX Z qs- .4 5 EDWIN CHELLIS JAMES DIRIE Butch jim Course: academic-math, science Course: business major, Youngsville Football lg Rifle Club 1,2, TYPl5f for Sfhccl PGPEY' KATHLEEN DOWNING Katie Course: academic-Latin, science. Choir I-45 treas. Zg Debate 1-43 Win- lcelried 3,45 A.A. I-4. DONALD EDWARDS ..Don,, Course: business major, Youngsville. Basketball lg Band 1,2. JANET FREY ffjann Course: business major, Youngsville. Cbeerleader'2,3g Student Council 2,3g treas. 33 Choir 1,2. .Q W-wb L gf ' w All 1 ,gf ,-. cr I i f 1 ll , N , Y 1 1 ' , in f . 0 1, if lil E: 141191 nl ff' f xl ff? fi 'A Q LX nfl. M Q51 Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heclcer FRANK FULTON ferr U TON y Course: business major. Choir Ig Football 1-43 co-captain 4g 1 , Basketball 2,4g Baseball 1-45 Track 1, Zg Winkelried 3,45 Rifle Club lg A.A. 1-4, vice-pres. 3. c -captain 4g :M N 'T GEORGE FULTON A mbroseu Course: academic-math, science. Choir 1,45 Football 1-43 Baseball lg Track 1-45 A.A. 1-43 Rifle Club l,2. ELEANOR HECKER rfpokeyxn Transferred from A q u i n a s High School, Bronx. Course: academic-Latin. Choir 43 Debate 3,49 A.A. 3,4g Senior Girls' Trio 4. JOAN GLASSEL Flu-Fm Course: academic-Latin, math, sicence. Choir 1-4g Debate 2-43 Winkelried 3, 43 lit. editor 43 class treas. 1,23 vice pres. 35 A.A. 1-43 Senior Girls' Trio 43 Student Council 3. N C L QW X .1 .,fx L U . ,Q ,L . X ,UM L J 1. 1 11 X- ' . I t , .1 .W D y' ., 'gl . N r J A ' C -cn, x ,. ' ik- 1 , 0 J ,4 1 Z t , 'F' 1 1 ' 1' AV ,V 'RY13 1 ,xiii 0x X. . i CY V v ill f f 'JZ' 'E RAYMOND HLAVNA Weasel Course: academic-science, Youngsville. Choir 1,25 Basketball 1-39 Baseball 1 25 Band 1-3g class treas. 1, vice pres. 2 '17 JUDY KASTNER MDOHM, Course: business major. Choir 1-4g Winkelried 3,4, art editor I N ' b lo? c lx ' L THEODORE KUTSC1-IERA Kutfl-lieu Course: academic-science. Choir 43 Baseball 1,45 Basketball manager Zg Track 4. RICHARD MALL f,Ditk,, Course: shop major. Football. EVELYN HOERING Ewen Course: acaclemic-Latin, science. Choir 1,3,4g Debate 2-4g Cheerleading 1-4, Varsity Captain 43 A.A. 1-45 class pres. 1,2, treas. 3,43 Senior Girls' Trio 4g Student Council 1,2. Rifle Club 15 Band 1-4g Baseball 1-35 M., IU' gs kj ' JOSEPH MAUS PATRICIA IVIILDNER joe Pat Course: academic-math, science. Course: business major. Choir 2-49 Band 1-49 sec.-treas. 2,39 Choir 19 cheerleading 1-49 treas. Z, class vice-pres. 29 Student Council 2. secy. 39 A.A. 1-4, treas. 49 Winkel- ried 3,49 typing editor 39 class secy. 3,4. EARL MYERS f-Fuzzy,- Course: business major. Choir 19 Football 1,49 Basketball Baseball 2g Track 1-4, captain A,A. 1-4, pres. 4. 2 V, RICI-IARD MILLER Doc Course: academic-math, science. Choir 49 Band 3,49 Basketball 1-4 Football 29 Baseball lg A.A. l-4. RUSSELL OSTERHOUT Duke,' Course: acaclemic-science. 25 Basketball 1-4, captain 4g Baseball 1-49 43 Football 1,29 Winkelried 3,4Q Safety Patrol, captain 4. 'iv' N 6 W Z. 0 V 5 F I N THOMAS PUERSCHNER Puer.vcf7 Course: academic-science. hoir 4 Football 14 Basketball 12 C 3 - 9 - 9 Track 1125 Baseball 1,Z,4g A.A. 1-4. Course: business major. Choir 1-45 Winkelried 3,49 A.A. 1,2, 4. KATHRYN ROBAK frTi5b,1 0-N 'Us- A 'XY F4 EVELYN PORTER FRANCES PETERSEN ps- U U Cbuckle5,' A Course: business major, Youngsville. JEANETTE ROBERTSON ,vnu Course: business major, Youngsville. Course: academic-science. Choir 1-49 Cheerleading 2-43 Debate W L . L Choir I-3g' class pres, 3, jeff: vice pres. 45 Student Council 4. r ' 11 Choir 2,33 Cheerleading 1-33 Band 1, 2g class treas, 1, secy. 2, vice pres. 3, To 'Y 4 NANCY SCHADT WARREN SCHAEFER Nan', Vsrlvaefu Course: academic-Latin, science. Course: business major. Choir lg Debate Z-43 Winkelded 3,4g Football 1-4g Basketball I-4g Track Senior Girls' Trio 43 A.A. 1-45 class l-4g Baseball 1-4, captain 4. secy. 1 . ai VIRGINIA SI-IAARA ncinnyn Course: business major. Choir 3,45 Debate Z-4. U' LEE SINCLAIR br L ffy,,,,,,ff JUDY STEPFENS 4 Transferred from A m e r i c a n High A nsffffifn 7 I School, Wurzburg, Germany, Course: business major. . S 47 Course: academic-science. Choir 13 A-A' 21 Winkelffed 33, X? ' Winkelried 3,45 photography editor 4. SCCY- 3,4, YYPIYIS ediwf 4- Y - WN. . it WYE We lg I Page Sponsored by Mr and Mrs Frederick W V Schadt W L I f 6 W Z 0 V 5 6 ' if-,ng DONALD TEGELER Batch Course: business major. Basketball 1-25 Baseball 1-4g Winkel- fied 3,4, business manager 45 A.A. 1-4. Q-r S 1 T' PETER STELLING ALFRED STEPPICH Pete', AI Course: academic-science. Course: academic-math, science, Choir 4g Band 1,2, Rifle Club 1-45 Track 4. MELVIN WOOD ..W00dy,, Course: business major. AA. l,2. SAMUEL YASGUR Samba Course: academic-math, science. Choir lg Band 1-25 Rifle Club 1-2, vice nresf 2: Winkelried 3-4, editor 4 Track 3-45 Debate 1-45 class secy. 2 pres, 3-43 Student Council 3-4, pres. 4 N .2 .APN Pb -fig p-9 5 Most Popular Evelyn Hoermg Edward Fulton x V B ext Drexred Nancy Schadt Warren Schaefer Most Athletxc Ruth Bury Frank Fulton QUARTER Mun sunk Q..-0' XIII Lf' Mon Dzpendable Patrlcla Mlldner Lee Smclaxr Vlrgmxa Shaara lx 1 Most Non confarmmg A X Edwm Chellns The Mofif .Ad x QM lil Al 1 Os... L S? 5.8 Pl' Page S nsor d b El Class Vx! Eleanor Heclcer Richard Muller Mort Tfzlkalxve eannette Robertson Barry Bodenstem Most Gullnble Frances Peterson Donald Tegeler Best Leader Joan Glassel Samuel Yasgur po e y eanorls Fashions Unllmxtecl Page 57 s F' , s f' ' I x up All I V M ' ,, A Q 5..- ll, n 8 3 X V N 6 ,, 'Cl PX P I W . v-Vg' '. - ' ' ' A s . '. 1:-flag I Q 5' N, A '28 3221- l 9 A' -rx ' v ' Y f X '4 -2 LQ-1 gcriykl I ' E45 x VI 559 Q ' ,MU Lift 2 ' I .fir 49 MI il SAFETY PATROL, J.-Y,C.S. HALL GUARDS - Left to right, Your one: Richard Bihler, lieutenant Russell Osterhout, captain, Warren Schaefer, lieutenant. Row two: Arthur Hellerer, Robert Hanslmaier, Robert Puerschner, Thomas Puerschner, Raymond Peters, Irving Taus. Row three: Earl Myers, Glenn Bihler, Frank Fulton, George Fulton, Edward Fulton, Albert Sragl. Ron' four: Lee Sinclair. The student council has been reorganized, with a new constitution and by-laws, having an executive committee composed of Mr. Baker, Mr. Fuller, and Mr. Strawbridge, for the purpose of stronger student government. Ar this writing, the council is in the process of sponsering a chapter of The National Honor Society, an organization of selected honor students. STUDENT COUNCIL-Left to right, sitting: Carol Nolde, treasurer, Mr. Kenneth Fuller, advisor: Jeannette Robertson, secretary, Sam Yasgur, presidentg Erwin L. Baker, advisory Gary Brey. Row two, standing: Thomas Kutschera, Paul Newham, Wayne Townsend, Francis Egan, Kenneth Drake, Ronald Brey, Gary Spielman, Peter Kutschera, vice-president, Absent: Joseph K. Strawbridge, advisor.. , M nU ,iv 1 ' J. C. S. prom, 1958, The Twelfth of Never, the royal couple and attendants. Left to right: Arthur Hellerer, Diane Robalc, sophomore attendantsg Raymond Schlott, Rita Allgeier, senior attendants, Edward Fulton, Evelyn Hoering, King and Queen, Ruth Bury, Frank Fulton, junior attendants, Ruth Fulton, Donald Loughrey, freshman attendants, Derek Hendrix, Merilee Manzolillo, crown bearers. X I J' C gdvyard HFulton, QKi n g, and ve yn' oenng, ueen. Damced Clifford Goldsmith, King, and A Evelyn Porter, Queen. 3 jf Page Sponsored by The Sullivan County Record Y. C. S. prom, 1958, Moonlight and Roses, the royal couple and attendants. Left to right: Aileen Berberich, Robert Valceiner, freshman attendants, Sharon Meddaugh, Howard Wehner, sophomore attendants, Myra Smith, Albert Goldsmith, senior attendantsg Frances Carpenter, George Dewitt, junior attendantsg Clifford Gold- smith, Evelyn Porter, King and Queen. iw-f lI1.LS , . 'Q A' i WB, , Q s Q 1 HM ' Q59 I ' 1 , vw. rigfvt, 4 l Y C Q CLSI'QDl1-RNS H25 Clnrlcs Dcetsf R x Niall. J. Y. C S. 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