Kerhonkson High School - Council Fires Yearbook (Kerhonkson, NY)

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i FHESHMAN CLASS First Row: Kiss Soeciner: C.Ivfillerg Lilendrickssng C.!:lcGuf'feyg S,Divine3 B,Smith: H.Tornpkinsg Lhlanp Second Row: J.DeI'uyg IxI.Clarke5 N.Greeneg D,Stokes5 A.Smithg G.Smithg H.Sauerg D.Austin Third Row: S,Rhodyg C.Tompkins5 E.Goldman: R.Brooks: R.Hinkley Fourth Row: F.Laneg J.Roosag R.Walterg S.Countx'ymang 3.36,-gg P,DecIcer We were glad to welcome to the high school division of Kerhonkson the pre- sent Freshman Class. Though their activities have D0t been HUWGPOUS, they added to the class treasury by the movie ULloyd's of London.u A Lucky Party was planned for the spring. In the magazine drive they did quite well with Bob Hinkley, as top salesman, winning a trip to a football game in New York. Hinkley has done it again. In an other year we should havf an excellent boy's and girl's basketball squads by the results of the intramurals--maybe some stars in other sports, too. They have a large class of 29 members with Miss Speciner as advisor. President ------ Frank Sahler V. President---Sam Divine Treasurer ------ Glenn Brown Secretary ------ Charles McGuffey Colors--Blue and Gold Flower--Ivy Motto---HSharp as Pinsu ff '3t',. li 57 I fa-If

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Colors--Blue and White Vlower--Morning Glory Jotto---HEe Pre re SOPHOMORE CLASS D F t ROW! V-D8V0HW0Tt: C.Kortrizrt: G-Dfvenportf F.Roosag G.DeWittg J,Sahlerg J.Crossg S.Churchvell Second Row: B.Rothbcrgg V.Quick: N.Brown3 W.Hikalonisg W.Neffg E.Cyrg M.Ebert5 Hr. Kewkirk Tlurd Row: F.Boothg V.Properg -I.Adiis: B,Whitten3 E.Bushg F,Decker3 H.Tompking Fourth Row: D.VanVlietg B.Deckerg J.Decker: H.Wid1itz: V.Properg F.Green3 L.Pomerantz The Class of '49 proceeded to add to their treasury, as well as to their store of knowledge, by sponsoring a card party. They came in last in the ragazine drive but certainly not in representation in sports. Nine of their members were on the basketball squads and they contributed four cheerleaders to this year's quota of eight. A movie was given April 3rd as another money-making project. The class had a trip to New York as the grand finale of their prosperous year. ill ' ,..4-. a tt f President ----- Dick Hoosa V. Presidert--Jake DeWitt Secretary ----- Jinvy Sahler Treasurer ----- John Cross pa du ir, 255 !. e 2: 6' :gi-I

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EIGHTH GRADE FiFSt ROWS IoR0thb9YE3 A.Stone3 A.Dreher3 J.Da1e3 F.Grayg J.Schoonnaker: V.Iachnan5 S.Denman: E.Gray Second Row: R.Greon: H.Sa.ntafata.3 N.Decker3 C.Yeo.gjer3 B.DeI'litt: Cderenbaumg T.Degc1':3 E.Countryman R.Shea: lr. Hungerford Third Row: A.Doyleg C.Grecng Cdarteliusg Ldroseg R.'f.'illiar'sg J.'.'!ynkoop3 G.Schloss5 R.I'i1ler Fourth Row: Jffaieng Jffhitteng 3.3roof:sg Bgllilgersg 1 .Y.ror:1g H.Seymourp D.Van3tten The Junior High have not been asleep all year, in fact they have been very busy with social studies projects which included a study of transportation for which they built covered wagons, etc. Maps of: the Revolution including important forts and battles, famous men, famous places, and agricultural were also made. But that's not all. The Junior High boys and girls played Ellenville play- ed Ellenville at Ellenville, winning both games and later a returned game was played here of which we were again the victors. The home game also add- ed S26 to their treasury. This is a challenge to the upper grades. President ----- Francis Gray V. President--Beatrice Booth Secretary ----- Joan Dale Treasurer ----- Jack Schoonmaker c:'54 ,q ' g