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

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QLeft to Right? Row I Barbara Decker, Helen Dugan, Beatrice Booth, Joan Griffiths, Judy Misner Row II Robert Hendrickson, Clifford Markle, Leonard Whitten, Claude Terwllliger, Robert Yeager, Miss Murray Row III Donald Mesceda, Arnold VanEtten, Leonard Coddington, Otis Sm1th, Verne McGuffey, James Mesceda c.',ent,,lrt La,P, If you should peer into Room 8 at homeroom time you won't be able to see the girls for the boys In this, the homeroom of the WJolly Juniorsn, the ratio of males to the fair females is 11 to N and need less to say, the girls don't feel at any disadvantage This year the ury has increased activities such as val and the Junior Next Veal' the Junior class has progressed quite well Our treas from a minus S20 to a plus We have had various our Christmas Ball, movies, the Junior-Senior Carni Senior Prom Juniors will be prepared to shoulder all of the re sponsibilities of Seniors such as the Yearbook the Prom, and the play te hope that our year as Seniors will be as br ght as our Junior year President Vice Pres Secretary! Treasurer: Representative Leonard Whitten James Mesceda Barbara Decker Verne HcGuffey Cliff Markle 1 1 I I 1 vvusvas v.uru.wu - 0 a q n 1 Q - Q n 0 . . O l I ' I U I . , ' I l Jn e - e , .- o - ' e - .. 1 . o O ' e 3 n C

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0xff'MjOfwJP?'UL7LWGy JMM aww? ffl 'WM L1 GJ ww Vinh-Qs UIJLDD Row I Joyce Joy, Katheryn Gaetjens, Janet Decker, Joan Crawford, Joan Schoonmaker, June Countryman, Beverly Brown, Patricia Sherman, Barbara Perry Row II Harold Slater Anthony Piscopo, James Johnson, Frend Bush, Barbara Stone, Roger ompkins, Louis Fredd, Lawrence McCauley, Miss Pinckney Row III Lawrence Smlth, Dennis Decker, Martin Anderson, Fred Misner John Bowman Gleason Purcell, Robert Brunner, Etienne Messinger Rowland Smi h September 6, 1950 found twenty five students slipping silently into Room 7 to be greeted by congenial Miss Pinckney. The usual roar that accompanies returning to school, did not occur until Kay Gaetjens joined our midst late that morning. The class, as a whole, very actively took part in intramurals and extra-curricular activities. Among them being cheerleading, girl's and boy's basketball, chorus, and band. Our first social event was a sock-hop in the school gymansium. The flhahiest of socks were sported and although we d1dn't do so well financially, it was a huge success from he fun viewpoint. After this first venture we sponsored noon time movies and a couple more dances. For the most part our year was a complete success for us, con- cluded by the gay adventure of our class trip. President: Larry McCauley Tice-Pres.: Joyce Joy Secretary: Barbara Stone Treasurer: Joan Crawford Representative: Patsy Sherman W y AO! x- K ,fa vvrunung, -f fLeft to Rightl i - . E