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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

'Lvz 3 . JM uncil Fires In a valley closely nestled Alma Maier In a valley closely nestled Stands a school of fame Where the warrrors once have wrestled K H S remarns Chorus Honor they possess We salute our Alma Mater Onward K H S We shall always srng her prarses Wrth a vo1ce so strong Frllrng all the arr around us Rousrng rt wrth song Hail the blue and white forever Dcdzmtmn He rs wxse who can lnstruct us and SSSISI us 1n the busmess of daxly virtuous hvtng Carlyle To Mr Bemnau 1n appreclatron of hrs three years of capable gurdance and unselfrsh efforts whlch have molded us 1nto thoughtful educated young men and women we dedlcate thrs yearbook Her frown IS suff1c1ent correction she has banlshed the rule and the rod She has taught us the goodness of knowledge Charles D Dxckens To Mrs Ostrander for her patience and tact time effort and support through our last year 1n school we dedrcate thrs yearbook O D ,I I .Q fl ? I ,, . . . vw ' ' ' I , . . . ' 0 D . . D , . . . yarcward As a parung trlbute to our Alma Mater we offer you our Councrl Ftres The seniors have put the essence of thelr four memorable years lnto th1s yearbook They w1l1 pull rt out agam and agam tn trmes to come and remrntsce As you leaf through the pages of Ih1S book we hope ll w1l1 brlng back to you also many memones some sad some pleasant but all to be treasured Ar th1s txme we wxsh to extend our thanks and apprecratlon to the ent1re staff but especrally to the offtcers who have spent many I6dl0US hours makrng IhlS book a success On behalf of the staff we thank Mrs Ostrander our advrsor who has been our guldrng hand She has unselfxshly grven her txme and ef fort Her 1nvaluable asslstance IS humbly appreclated The staff also extends thanks to Mrs Krom who has had a year s experience rn this work and her wxlllngness to help us has certalnly smoothed the way. CAROLYN FREER Edltor rn Chlef JACQUELINE PACHT Llterary Edltor I . . 9 f . I 1 f . I - I I 0 1 . - . . 1 - n dministration To the Class of 19511 In December, 1953, twenty two Amerlcan soldlers who had been captured by the Chlnese Reds 1D the Korean War refused to be repatrlated to the Unlted States They clalmed that Red Russla was the hope for world peace Plty these unfortunate men for by denounclng Un1ted States C1t1zensh1p, they sold themselves 1nto slavery Llke fools, they exchanged thelr freedom to worshlp, to work, to play, and to declde for themselves for a l1fe controlled by the masters of the Russlan Dlctatorshlp Remember your herltage' Your forefathers llved, worked generatlon has spllled lts blood ln modern battles to preserve our natlon Through your courage, your lntelllgence, and your w1ll to flght for what lS rlght, world peace can be won Llke your forefathers, you must pass on to future generatlons an nAmer1can Herltage I have the utmost falth ln your ablllty to meet thls challenge My greatest wlsh for each of jou 15 FREEDOM Most slncerely, Roland A Rlegel and died for the privilege of being an American. Your own ' ' ll l6'oard of 5duml1an ANDREWJ ANDERSON PERCY GREENE HAROLDB RICH GEORGE STOCKIN LESLIE GREEN HARRY LANE Presldent A J ANDERSON Clerk HAROLDB RICH Dtstnct Supermtendent Ulster County 3rd DISIIICI LESTERJ ROOSA Vice President -------------------- PERCY GREENE MISS BEVERLY HOMMEL I A School Ixurse L. Music MRS ANNE ADAMS Home Economlcs if My f fy JW 45 X f MBEVSANF RD KNOLLER MR. JOHN D. MEEHAN Physical Education MR LAWRENCE OSTRANDER Commerce MR PAUL RUNGE Guidance Citizenship Education QQ, if auf,-flwvwf Wwvmfw MRS MARY OSTRANDER Cmzenshxp Educauon Enghsh MR DANIEL HAMLIN SCIENCE MR. ROBERT MILLER Mathemaucs A MR JEROME MIRSKY S' Englxsh Language MRS EDITH KROM Enghsh Language Iumor I-hgh MR JOHN F INCH MR, CROSWELL SHEELEY Vice Principal Junior High MRS MERRIAM FREDD Iumor I-hgh MRS ELLEN DECKER Sxxth Grade MR HAROLD ROSS Sixth Grade 5' ,pe MISS RITA CUSHNER Flfth Grade MRS OLIVE ECK Fourth Grade MRS BARBARA LE MAY Grade 3 MRS ALICI JOHNSON Grade 3 MRS. MILDRED MILLER Grade 2 MRS HAZEL VAN GASBECK Grade Z MISS ABIG AIL STOKES Grade 1 MISS GLADYS PAULUS Grade 1 MRS RENNIE FREER Kmdergarten MRS, LUCILLE DOY LE Kindergarten MRS HEATHER HAMLIN Grade 3 JQWMQE Qustodxans Ku MR ALBERT LOVGREN W1 4 044, ccllftfflt g 4, 11,11 LOL! fuck ff f ,LQ44 fl 414, V! I .4 ff Secruarv MISS PHY LLIS HU LBL RT Cafererla Sraff MRS ESTHER YEAGER MRS LILLIAIN MACKEY URS GLADYS SHERMAN EDWIN SMITH F-Q A . I I I v X , 'X ' . , g ,T x . , T T ' I Y 2 .. ,gg '1 , Neff' , ' 5 .,MT T E . MR, T X, K f - ,ff 1 44 AO X V , I -- I 7111 1 ' 3 f ,L X4 I! VYKX jf I' A Q I I l r- ' 1' fu by k If I I - , t If K eniors G33-...t .Q-,L.,g9,M Qn9S.,na,.s-.. hmm KJME M vwfff M9 lifxqfw WILLIAM ANDERSEN Football 1 2 V Basketball 2 3 J V Basketball 1 Baseball 1 2 Danclng Club 3 4 Chef s Club 3 4 Vtce Presldent Student Councll 3 ROBERT BARLEY Intramurals 1 2 3 4 I V Basketball 1 2 V Basketball 3 4 Baseball 1 3 Football 2 Chef s Club 2 3 Dancrng Club 3 M ARY ANN BOWMAN ,M Glrls Basketball 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Dancing Club 3, 4 K Band 4 I ' 5 I Flying Goose 4 of K' H ,vw AA! WW Y ALICE BROOKS Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3,4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 1.V. Cheerleader 1 V, Cheerleader, Co-Captarn 2 3 4 Twirler 1, 2 Chorus 1,2 Dancing Club 3, 4 Student Council Rep 3 4 Athletics Club 2 3 Semor Plas 2 4 Leaders Club Momtor 4 Flvlnb Goose 3 SHIRLIQY CHARTER Intramurals 1 2 3 Glrls Basketball 2 Dancmg Club 3 4 Commerce Club 3 J V Cheerleader Co Captain 4 Morutor 4 Athletlcs Club 3 Class Secretary 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Scnlor Plav Prompter 4 Leaders Club 4 ROSS CHURCHILL C5-f' Intramurals 1 2 Dancrng Club 3 4 Chef s C lub 7 Prcsrdcnt 5 Tre asurcr of Student COLlllC.ll llomtor 1 Yearbook 3 Commerce Club 3 ,4 ,3,4 Softball 1,2,3 U 3 1 ', QJUZ' fwfkwdfu l WA! FREDERICK CLAYTON Dancrng Club 3 4 Nature Club 3 Commerce Club 3 4 Senlor Play Stage Manager Monitor 4 Football Intramurals 4 CAROL LOU COUNTRY MAN Twrrler 1 Chorus 1 2 3 Danctng Club 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Flying Goose 1 2 Busrness Manager of Yearbook 4 Junlor Varsrty Cheerleader 4 Lrbrary Club Secretary 1 JJ 4 I' Chorus 1 4 X Llbrary Club 1 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club Presrdent 3 4 JEAN CRAWFORD la! 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J Q6 J' F' A Mp jf f X V 1 1 1 J ' ,X J LW' QW' 1 pf 'I AM A if THERESA CROSE M A R U! 1j UJ,,SlfJ' Intramurals 1 2 3 4 , L- G1rls Basketball 2 3 4 ' W Iumor Vars1ty Cheerleader 2 3 Ln A' Captam 3 Y. iff, I I H16 y Varsrty Cheerleadrng 4 f ij Chorus 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 1 Danclng Club 3 4 Twlrlmg 1 2 W Semor Play Prompter 2 3 Semor Play 4 9 x Katie QM NAXB-v'v DAVID IIAIIOREST Iumor Varsxty Basketball 1 2 Vlce Presldent 2 Dancmg Club 2 3 4 Chef s Club 3 Nature Club 3 DAWN DIVINE Grrls Basketball 2 3 Jumor Varsrty Cheerleader 1 Varsrty Cheerleader 2 3 4 Captam 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Flyrng Goose 1 2 3 Yearbook Staff 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl Secretary 2 Vice President 3 Student Council Presxdent 4 J My -0' Dancmg Club 3 4 2 P+ Grrls Intramurals 2 3 4 MM Assrstant Office Secretary 4 Semor Play 3 ,f' ,LNPV Semor Play Prompter 4 My 'Mp E11 xt K ffifwf FDL LNJ n ' ,1 If ll I ' f!fi5A.5 - V A it M 0 I 5 ' k , ' 'f , A J ,bf I ' ' ' .V Ll jhlftlovy 'Z I, I . . . . . ,fx f t JM K U fx x 9 g , X 'S' , 7-, . 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CAROLYN FREER Intramurals 1 2 3 Grrls Basketball 2 3 Flyxng Goose 1 2 3 Yearbook 1 2 3 4 Ed1tor of Yearbook 4 Llbrary Club Vice Presldent 1 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Presrdent 3 4 Debatmg Club Secretary 2 Danclng Club 3 4 Student Announcer 4 Assistant Offrce Secretary 4 LOIS FRIT SCHLER Intramurals 1 2 4 Glrls Basketball 1 2 3 Llbrary Club 1 2 Chorus 1 Athletlc Club 3 4 Danclng Club 3 4 Asslstant Offxce Secretary 4 Flymg Goose 4 SHIRLEY MCDONALD Llbrary Club 4 Vxce Presrdent 3 Commerce Club 3 Nature Club 3 w L ' 417V M VALERIE MISNER Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Girls Sports 1 2 3 4 Chorus and Band 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 1 Presldent 2 Dancxng Club 3 Flying Goose Art Editor 3 4 Yearbook Art Edxtor 3 4 Student Councll 2, 3 Semor Play 4 Leaders Club 4 Student Announcer 4 Assrstant Office Secretary 4 HAZEL NEWMAN Lrbrary Club 3 4 Chorus 4451 CHARLOTTE OSTERHOUDT Lrbrary Club 1 Dancing Club 3 4 Chorus 1 IACQUELIINE PACHI' Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Leaders Club 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Debattng Club Secretarv 1 2 Flvtng Goose 1 2 3 Edttor 4 Yearbook 3 Ltterary Edttor 4 Dramatlcs Club Secretary 3 Commerce Club Prestdent 3 Student Announcer 2 3 Senror Play 4 www RICHARD PROBST Intramurals 2 3 4 Athletlcs Club 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Basketball 4 Football 3 DOUGLAS SIMPSON Vlce Presldent of Class 2 Band 2 Dancing Club 3,4 Chef's Club 3 Flytng Goose 3 Cheerleader 3 Senror Play 1,4 Mis MM MARVIN STILLMAN Intramurals 1 Iunror Varsrty Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 Captain 4 Dancmg Club 3 4 Football 4 Semor Play 4 Bowlrng 3 EDWIN SMITH Iumor Varsrty Basketball 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 Flymg Goose 1 2 Yearbook Art Edrtor 3 Vrce Presrdent of Class Class President 4 Commerce Club 3 Dancrng Club 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Momter 4 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Captarn 4 Senior Play 4 Co Captam 2 Fw if sw' ,WLXX MORT IMER STILLMAN Jumor Varsrty Basketball 2 Co Captai If Varsrty Basketball 3 4 KJ! Football 2 3 4 Chef s Club 2 3 i M df Dancmg Club 3 4 M Senror Play 4 Student Councrl I d 4 J Monrtor 4 BA1, Bowlmg 3 LL xl M 4 Lb, fre MOSES WEST I V Basketball 2 V Basketball 3 4 Nature Club 2 Photography Club Presldent 2 3 4 Band 1 Intramurals 2 3 Photography Edltor of yearbook INGRID WUSTRAU Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Glrls Basketball 1 2 3 4 Treasurer of Class 2 3 4 Llbrary Club 1 2 Athletlcs Club 3 Dancmg Club 3 4 Vlce Prestdent and Treasurer of Commerce Club 3 Flymg Goose 4 Ctrculatlon Edrtor of Yearbook 4 Vtce Prestdent of Leaders Club 4 'llllh A3244 A Girls' Softball 2, 3 4 l w A 1 7 ,Cast Will and Zvsfumeul af U15 Scumr Class BILL ANDERSEN leaves hrs Busmess Law to Mr Ostrander BOB BARLEY leaves hrs technrque to keep out of trouble to Nrck Lapp MARYANN BOWMAN leaves her last boom of the bass dnrm to anyone who can hrt ll rrght ALICE BROOKS places her luck for catchrng the team bus on tlme rn the hands of Ltndy Hopkrns SHIRLEY CHARTER leaves the courage rt takes to rrde rn a Model A to anyone who would enjoy rt ROSS CHURCHILL leaves hrs job as Treasurer of Student Councrl to anyone who wants to accept rt FRED CLAYTON leaves to Mr Mrller the doorbell arranged so rt w1ll rmg when he SIIS on the desk CAROL COUNTRYMAN leaves Mort s telephone number to anyone who would lrke to call Norman UP THERESA CROSE leaves her cheering outfxt to anyone who thmks she can wear rt DAVE DEMOREST leaves and the poor grrls don t know what they re mrssrng DAWN DIVINE bequeaths her quret ways to Carol Downs' ! CAROLYN FREER leaves her Edrtor s gray haxrs to any unfortunate Iumor who would lrke them LOIS FRITSCHLER leaves the typewrrter rn the press offrce to Mary Ellen Chrrstxana SHIRLEY MCDONALD wrlls her quxck steps and ab1l1ty to arrrve at school on ume to Patsy Stockrn VAL MISNER leaves her athletrc abrlrty to Lmdy Hopkms HAZEL NEWMAN leaves the school and all of the books to some unfortunate student CHARLOTTE OSTERHOUDT leaves her ab111ty to have two boy frrends at the same trme to anyone who can do rt JACQUELINE PACHT leaves her knack for argurng rn class to Dorothea Sherman DICK PROBST leaves agarn DOUGLAS SIMPSON leaves hrs lrttle black book to some eager freshman C JEAN CRAWFORD gladly donates her Business Law book to the fortunate ---------- Helen Markle, Vrce Presldent C Ereer ED SMITH wrll glV6 hrs means of transportatron to anyone that would dare to drtve rt MARV STILLMAIN donates hrs abrlrtv to laugh at hrs own Jokes to Don Gunther MORT STILLMAN leaves hrs unrque name MORTIMER to any boy rn school brave enough to take rt MOSES WEST donates hrs abtlrtw to understand and pass chemrstry to some unlucky Soph IINGRID WUSTRAU leaves the SENIOR treasury book balance of SO to any class who can make thetr book balance as well as ours We have been well represented ln all extra currrcular acuvrtles Htgh lrghts were our varrous dtnners movres rafiles and square dances In the most rmportant year the Semor year our Ready Made Eamrly vxas a most successful and en1oyable play Another merry adventure tncluded our spellbound trrp to Washrngton D C the stepprng stones tnto the world on our ovwn MJLWMMCB srzyiwywffff -fefhaog 05, mg? ALO!! Presrdent E Smrth Secretary S Charter UW Treasurer I Wustrau S,C Rep A, Brooks We shall all remember our class night, Baccalaureate and Commencement 0 I . 'NL I fs - ' Off I V . ' ' Q - - - - i ' L.-- Bemer 3 bad excuse than Were there no women I can live without poetry none at all men might live like ggdg or walking but WhO IU the BILL ANDERSEN BOB BARLEY world can live without talking MARY ANN BOWMAN bhe s the shortest girl in A young lady with plenty Full of fun and mischief our Senior Class and she of dash' She chose her too doing things he sure is hep for a little Romeo from the Senior shouldn t do ass CUSS Ross CHURCHILL ALICE BROOKS SHIRLEY CHARTER . L sl He says little, hut thinks A smile for every girl, but I'm here---even if I don't much. two for every boy, tell everyone. FRED CLAYTON CAROL COUNTRYMAN JEAN CRAWFORD Varletv rs the sprce of lxfe Sometlmes I srt and thrnk She shrfted her brarn rnto don t try one try them all sometimes I 1ust srt neutral and let her ton ue TERRY rRosE DAVE DEMOREST fame OH DAWN DIVIINE Her mrnd rs here but her Although she rs quret and A blush beautlful some heart rs else where rather shw she never falls trrnes rneonventent LOIS FRITSCHLER -L L-I' Wlih fha! meffl and CHIC In school a quret lass she Some fhmk V19 world lg free 311' V011 C30 HWEINS seems to be hut who knows made for fun afld H0110 tell when she ts there tt s true when she s free and so do I VAL MI5MjR HAZEL NEWNTAIN C IIARLOTTE OSTERHOUD F , l f E E Eng :'q, ' U ' CAROLYN FREER I0 Catch vvur CYS- SHIRLEY MCDONALD 3 ' 'll I I I ,fr Q E ' -...- - I X l v ,Mac ' , '1 lf, ' I 1 ' - I M +- '- -+.t-+- Tn to argue If Vou can Blessed rs the man who For VCU tobacco I would d 1 do anythmg but dte can beat most anv man IUVCUIC 5 eep JACQUELIINE PACHT DICK PROBST DOUG SIMPSON After four vears of fatthful All great men are dung I servtce I m lard off don t feel so well mvself ED SMITH MARV STILLMAIN Work fascinates meg I can She is gentle, she is shy, sit and look at it for hours, she has mischief in her :JOE WEST SFC. INGRID WUSTRAE Never speak sense when nonsense wtll answer the purpose as well, ' MORT STILLMAN 'Ambition has no rest, MOTTO OF CLASS OF '54 auorites FRIENDLIEST BEST DANCERS Shlrley McDonald Carol Countryman Fred Clayton Marv Sullman MOST POPULAR NEATEST Dawn Drvme Shlrley Charter Mort Sullman Bob Barley INICEST SMILE BEST ALL AROUND Shlrley Charter Carolvn Freer Bob Barlev Ross Churchlll MOST COOPERATIVE MOST ATHLETIC Carolyn Freer Ingrld Wustrau Fred Clayton Ed Smnh BEST LOOKING Shlrley Charter Dave Demorest INICEST HAIR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TI erua CrosE Class of al 0... ' .5 S -4 V Q1 -of-I J -F5 45: U - 308' -Pt Q-..,, ,O , +..o QU' nn- 7? O0 O og: I Z, 1 it 3 B g wh fa . L., f I if Q r. RIM . ,,-' .f-1 1 M2332 Y 1 ful -Qfq lasses .X A' f f N X ,.'x , 1 Y nl Y , ' ' 11' 1 f fl. - 1 'fl .lf,l. 1 I Lk Q f. LU , f ., f ,z JJ x V v I . ,7- , M 1 Y , nf A 1 - . .', , A , , f . 1 I I Y V.! ,' A I A V . If 4 X K . l ,' ,f' - K , f 1 - 'A I - x I . I ,V -!. ,A J 31 O 9 if if J N , ' 'r A f r , K, f ,5 , , U 3 X 4 7 fp -JI , X. junior 611155 First row: N, DiCandia, S, Stone, J,sQuick, E, O'Neil, B, Elkin, Second row: I. Stockin, E, Carle, S, Botsford, I. Barley, D, Sherman, S. Makowsky, E, McKay, Third row: L, Rider, B, Cutler, E, Mundon, M. Wilklow, E, Yeager, E, Booth, M. Christiana, E. Joyce, R, Young, Fourth row: Mr, Hamlin, C, Dymond, R, Squier, H, Markle, B, Probst, C, Connors, ' B, Cyr, B, Schoonmaker, ' f,-The day the Juniors came trodding into school began a happy and expensive year for all--new teachers eager with anticipation to teach our bright students were faced with experienced students ready to teach the teachers, We quickly emptied the pockets of Kerhonksonians through our square dance, ham supper, fruit cake, hotdog and rummage sales, School Daze, felt letter, raffle tickets, Junior-Senior Prom and fun night plus everything else imaginable in the attempt to secure enough money to finance our Senior trip to Washington, D. C, President, C. CONNORS Vice President, E, CARLE V? , 6 QA' v Secretary, H. MARKLE : V '3 'i ' , 'Y 1 W ggw ' Treasurer, E. MUNDON 'K Student Council Rep., R. SQUIER J f X1 ..-Ari! .lqrfil ,gl I xiii! ,F ,I . gi! f Saphamvrc gll155 Fust row P Stockm C Slater B Wood B Osterhout F Gray E Fowler H Lane N C Downs Second row D Feldshuh A Smtth A Clayton H Smtth B Bendell M Pugliese G Churchlll C Larsen Thtrd row E Van Buren M Burger M Wynkoop M Ellsworth J Hayes J Kelder ' L Hopkms N De Puy M Barnum Fourth row R Markle S Nelson I Besstmer L Hagen I De Pew W Wustrau D Rtder F Sherman R, Demorest P Moore B Steers he Sophomores have been successful tn many programs thrs year We ve produced Ygytwo delightful plays entltled The Untnvtted Guest and He Arn t Done Rlght By Nell Our Spaghetti Supper was quite profitable nettmg us S70 We attrbute thts to the teamwork and cooperanon of the 46 members of our ltttle band Presldent R Steers Vice Presldent B Wood f Secretary D Feldshuh Treasurer J Kelder Student Councrl Rep I HHYCS L ,ZWM pw A fl 9 C A D, ,A ,ff 9 if W Qreshmau 611155 u1e Smith M Clayton M Markle H Lapp M Sa lm J rv ,L row rsen A Blum K Joyce A Fr rtckkzgc ? W A rao Y hoonmaker YCC D Decker I Love E Brown R Solcbe QLPLG urth o ug r er L Jansen M Gllmarrdf MyQ Q 1 ome ntz M Osterhoudt G Blake shman Class arrwed ilmang t ejar and 1 Mrs Krona! in a daze W d 1 cessful movre rn October whtgh wal well attergied and also dvelighted th entue school wlth an assembly gl entitled t Miffhda s Wrll A surprrse act vlty that was not announced untrl ar h wqg :Tim held In our Sophomore year we plan to make as much money as posslble for a mor Class trlp U 1 Prestdent T Gllman Vlce Prestdent I Mustton Secretary M Schoonmaker Treasurer K Joyce Student Counctl Rep A Stockrn Q L 6 r X Q , if , sr 1 q' . ', . . . . . , . . . 'L V 1 . 'a ' r Y Q C Sc A s. m . , . , . , . h QF. ' . V .S - LXWQ6 r : 1' .D. , . , . , . , . T. Ei. K er, ' QJJ 'F 2 . , . , 1 'xl' . .Ji J , . I , H06 . . .' .A ' , 'X ' ' M ff 1:2 .l V1 I 'fl r f'uf 'x h . . ' . .W ' 1 f A a H V L Wi 5 Ulf' L , Lf f 'mf' ,A intel A ' ' C fs xfb' .3 ijvxfk ' 0 Q U' ' ' W L LL yf'fQ ' ., . ' ,' V, , wbvi, LJ 'L' 'Li .1 Vxfl Mmm. , u ' ., A , 5 zghfh Grade Frrst row S Sellack P Young D Doyle G Chrrstrana W Squlre J Sherman C Roseff J Hayes S Shea S Colvln J Chrpp Second row B Mustton M Deason H Booth C Steers B Barley M Frtedman R Crawford K Hornbeck F Spada R Anderson Thrrd row W Connor R Rider V Smrth H Roosa B Wrse E Crossman S Schonger N Atktns N Stlllrnan G Hayes Fourth row R VanDermark R Besslmer L DePew R Qulck D Markle D Dymond A Frfth row Mr Sheeley F Wustrau R Mrsner W Stone W Kelder E Friedman W Bendell I Crawford The erghth grade under the leadershrp of Mr Sheeley began their school year wrth thoughts of somethmg dear to thelr hearts a class trrp rn early June In order to earn money for thts worthy project we had a movre and together wrth the seventh grade held a very enjoyable and successful Junror l-hgh Dance looklng forward to entertng tnto the wonders of hrgh school we are happrly awartrng our Freshman year Prestdent F Spada Vrce Presrdent A D1Cand1a , ' Secretary D Chrlstlana . he Tre asurer T Terwrlltger Student Councrl Rep J McCauley W Stone Q Q DiCandia, L, Lawrence, T, Terwilliger, B, Krom, E, Fehring, r' fi 1 Q 2 I rjlfgif ' ' - , an ,,,,f,t,51f?-in Seventh Grade :gt rowj Makowsky I Lawrence I Lawrence I Smtth M Krom A Chernlck D Chrrsttan I Smlth B Frlkrns Second row G Jones C Wood S Lee L Smlth M Whlte M Krlgannon B Srmpson B Smtth T Carmel Thlrd row V Gallagher C Barnum C Booth J McCauley I Decker I Tapper G Snyder A Bogartz I Bentrvegna G Mrller Fourth row Mr Ftnch D Bober D Wtse F Sherman O Gray W Cano M Stoddard D Qulck P Colvtn In September the new seventh grade glad not to be babres anymore came tramp mg upstatrs Along wrth the elghth grade we successfully put on a movle and two dances We gladly welcomed four new students thls year We haven t any sensatlonal plans for next year except passmg and preparlng ourselves for the next blg step Htgh Schoolll JW WU' Qi Qjffm V 1 tb 115 K! J? W K , LNJ ju fxlvts me XE- A H VI' ' D A Q- ,1 , Q CXMJ xg .f u .1 is . hi- I 11- Hand Band sported three new tnstruments thls year trombone barltone horn and flute Our 22 mustclans played for the football games and really kept the crowd on tts toes We ltvened up an assembly tn May wtth our rousing marches On Memorlal Day we had the towns of Kerhonkson and Accord for our audlence as played and marched through the vtllages We played at the Ltons Club Kapers and as a partrng trrbute we gave the sentors a rnusmg send off at the graduatron exercises Next year we mtend to present a band concert X e! I 51.4 X. X In D X ago 1 Xi n I t 111 ff thletics QR 'QQ Ti W ,f if Y A .. 4 ' .l Varszfg Zheer faders Thrs year the Varsrty Cheerleadm squad was lncreased from the usual slx to elght We got rn good splrlts at the ftrst football game and stayed that way throughout the basket ball season Our new blue corduroy umforms wlth a blue and whlte figure hmng and a whlte turtle neck seemed to be toplc of conversatron thrs year our umforms We attended All ln all we have had We sold popcorn at the games to ralse money to help pay for the Mld Hudson Cheerleaders Meet at Marlboro Hlgh School a good year under the generous advlce of our Mrs Adams any lv 0' Captaln if Of DAWN DIVINE ww' Co Captarn Jf 'x AP ll V .,, L DP U by JCL .SP QQ 'S VH J, vwdv 5 ALICE BROOKS 5. ,Jr-1 s 'K ,,,JJ' 0 81 s X! V , Url I x gy 'W ,Y x. 'n'ykj -J'-4 C J- ,xi y yy o p rv ll IU QQ-if.xg,,-A ,Sr yt' J S P Y r p L, ky' . I 'Wd N n V I .JI , k' fnvix X4 rg VJ' L., 9 xvtylrxi jlwf Dibsvxlyd l .' 'l l fx , r w rf cf -X. fo, wt WOJMVV Qu fx - 'Lx Q95 VU. IQ : - ' 'dv ' I , K 50' Vx V U J, v-J I 5 . - 2 , l 1 A ,Mo Y V Ghccrleadcrs After a hard and tryrng day of competrtlon last fall stx eager sore muscled grrls were selected to represent the I V cheerleaders The snappy whrte corduroy umforms trlmmed wlth royal blue corduroy were a needed change to brtghten up the I V squad Last year s saddle shoes were replaced wrth clean whrte sneakers Thrs year we also cheered at a I V Football game and we won' ' Sellrng popcorn at the basketball games was a means of rncreasrng our funds The grrls worked hard usmg new cheers and mottons We expect to work even harder and have a top notch squad next fs yy fjrgm ye ar I 1 U nfl Aff ,J CBPUUU Co Captarn LINDY HOPKINS SHIRLEY CHARTER x x , wk f P Q f ' 'f tfU'Vml U W? 9 D J LL W ,J 'Q W U,lWL VQJL' V fp 1 ' , M f , tu LI , f M' Q an f if VX' l W . 'W 04 X L4 x - .- 9 lp Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an an e e C C 6 Varszty Basketball 49 Onteora New Paltz Grahamsvllle Marlboro Highland Orrsvrlle Saugerues Grahamsvllle Wallkrll New Paltz Montgomery Marlboro Saugerues Onteora Wallklll fr WW V6-1 -'f' if , 24 K,H,s, 33 40 . , 4 K,H,s, 53 35 , 8 K,H,s, 75 ' 64 x7 , 11 K,H,s. 87 71 I n . 18 K.H.S. 32 53 f f J , 5 K,H,S. 32 ' ' 49 'G' J , 3 K.H,s, 53 ' 58 A ' I . 12 K,H.s. 50 ' 42 3 J . 15 K.H.s. 42 ' 51 1 X J , 30 K,H,s, 50 55 , 'Q F 5, 2 K.H.s, 64 A 42 Q P F b. 5 K.H.s. 34 56 Feb, 11 K, H, S, 40 Highland 56 F Q F b, 19 K.H.s. 00 ' 68 F 5, 24 K.H.s. 52 42 F b, 26 K.H.s. 57 ' 61 3 - . QV x 'L an x N-x - 1 l 'X AE' lv I pr XA 45 ,lk N ' lgifv' X 'V vw, . , X1 ,by N gy: A r 4, , 5 , . CUJYM U X Y l M, XJ junior Vursztgf Kasketball Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an all 8 8 C C C C Onteora New Paltz Grahamsvllle Marlboro Hlghland Otlsvtlle Saugerues Grahamsvllle New Paltz Montgomery Marlboro Htghland Saugerttes Onteora Wallklll l , 24 K.H.s. 33 , 4 K,H,s, 53 . 8 K.H.S. '75 ' , 11 K.H.s. 37 . 18 K.H.s. 32 ' J , 5 K.H.s. 32 ' ' J . 8 K.H.S. 53 ' J , 12 K.H,S. 50 ' Jan, 15 K. H. S . 42 waukiu 1 , 30 K.H.s. 50 F b, 2 K.H.s. 64 F b, 5 K.H.s. 34 F b, 11 K.H.s. 40 ' F b, 19 K.H.s. eo ' F b, 24 K.H.S. 52 F b, 26 K.H.s. 57 A X Ko' Q1 fs Qoafball Umm Thls year s football team coached by Mr Meehan was a small squad consisting of 12 members The team though small ln number trled hard and succeeded rn wlnnmg one game whlle loslng s1x The freshman team played only two games and won both The merrbers returnlng to next years squad have one thought ln mlnd and that IS to wm games SCORES Wallklll Marlboro Montgomery New Paltz ng Grahamsvllle Saugertles Prne Bush 4 FRESHMEN Pme Bush Pme Bush I K.H.s. 24 ' 54 PQ K.H.s. 12 27 G K.H,s. 12 15 K.H.s, 15 as - K H s 27 ' 20 -- . K.H.s. 14 21 , g E y K.H.s. 21 ' 42 x 3 K,H.S, 12 ' o l K.H,s. 21 ' 13 t A 1 Dec an C Girls l6'ask ctw!! VARSITY New Paltz Saugerues Wallklll Ellenvllle Marlboro I-hghland Ellenvllle New Paltz Dec e R an JUNIOR VARSITY New Paltz Wallklll Ellenvxlle Marlboro Ifhghland Ellenvllle New Paltz I fl ' 1 . 'Q I , , 14 K.H.s. 25 47 Q j J , 8 K,H,s, 45 ' 43 V? 15 K.H.s. 23 ' 12 , Q 7 Fb. 3 K.H.s. 13 ' 34 ' P 5 K.H.s. 31 28 ,. A 11 K,H,s, 20 ' 49 1 17 K,H,s, 36 ' 44 - f' 23 K.H,s, 60 69 U , 24 K. H, S, 41 Onteora 20 I . H x . 'N 7 fi , lg Ph xvu , 14 K,H.s, 10 21 :af 1 , 15 K.H.s. 11 ' 23 4 F b. 3 K.H.S. 12 ' 'u 5 K,H.s. 11 27 1: 11 rc,H.s. 17 ' 35 17 K.H.s. 15 ' 24 2 23 K,H.s. 25 27 u ' V gf C Q bo flfyy Spnrfs Don't shove Lea e Our heroes' naps O 'O 61- 1' on 11 Qgey ewse fx YXUNH5 Q A The Jumor basketball team has had a very successful season w1th Bob Mlsner as captam Thls was the most CXICHSIVC schedule that the Iumor Hlgh has Saugertles Grahamsvllle Onteora Lxberty Ellenvllle Saugertles Ellenvllle Marble town Grahamsvllle Marbletown 1 fiff , WWA f' Aj ,f s jumar flzgh Kaskefball 2 +1 ,, aa 'E ctiuities Z rr 9 1 , 1 l l aumvl .?1rc.s' One day last September slx rnnocent senlors were voted rn as the Yearbook Staff Proud of our Jobs we ran to Mr Ostrander s room to start the ball rolltng Much to our sur prrse we soon found ourselves neck deep rn work By slavrng away under the gentle whrp of our capable advrsor Mrs Ostrander we were able to meet all our deadlrnes We wrsh to thank Mr Sheeley our photography advrsor who helped us through many ZDXIOUS moments We srncerely hope that you enjoy the product of our labors t rs yearbook JW? 1 4 Lrterary Edrtor I Pacht Buslness Manager C Countryman Photography Edrtor M West Art Edrtor V Mrsner Crrculatron Manager I Wustrau . . . . --U h. 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Editor-in-Chief -------------- C, Freer Sflymg Gauss At last the Flylng Goose comes out on tlme Cwell nearlyy The school paper was worked on an entuely drfferent basrs thls year In order to be on the staff one had to be a member of the Iournallsm Club Our staff was rotated three trmes so that members recelved thorough trarnlng ln wnttng and prlntlng a paper fBy the way we put out ten lssues thrs yearj Our sole money rnaklng actrvtty was the sale of our fust Annual Honk a magazme conslsung of art work short stones and poems contrlbuted by all students Edttor rn Chlef I Pacht Buslness Manager E Joyce Secretary N D1Cand1a A - ?-lA Student Cfaumvl Student Councll Jolned the Natlonal Assoctatton of Student Counctls thts year for the ftrst ttme The btggest job that the Student Counctl undertook thts year was the ft nanctng of the drfferent clubs and acttvlttes tn the school Thts was largely made posstble through the effort of K H S students who went way over the S2 000 quota rn our annual magazlne drlve The offtcers attended two Student Counctl Conferences durmg the year We presented ten assemblles throughout the year The mam assembly of the year was Movmg Up Day Next year we are gotng to present two assembltes performed by professtonals Presldent D Dtvme Vtce Prestdent E Booth X Secretary D Gunther X Z'-i Z.:- V Treasurer R Churchill Judge M Sttllman C np v 1 ' . A v::':'.'fr1ff .3 A 3 Student Kaur! faculty advrsor IS Sanford W Knoller Its task ts to govern and set an example for the student body It deals out Justlce to offenders of our Student Court laws 1 'Y The Student Court consists of seven jurymen and a judge who is Mort Stillman, The sl ' A Ehef s 61116 Those savory odors you have scented drlftmg down the halls of K H S thts year had thelr orlgln at the hands of those masters of the cullnary art known as the Chef s Club Under the guidance of Mrs Adams the boys have learned to cook full course meals as well as mdrvtdual dlshes To prove our art we cooked the annual school board dlnner fzizfffwh gfw Presrde nt R, Probst 12,0 Secretary B Steers c A Treasurer C Connor R V ' , , my , , 1 QM? l fwhfgafs na! ff yy f jd y . A l C- .3 . ... Q A t - gfftfl F H A 15 composed of glrls who have taken Home Economlcs and are rnterested tn learmng more about thls subject We are members of the natronal F H A organlzatlon Some of our purposes are to work for better homes and famlly Llfe for all to promote mternattonal good wrll to provtde wholesome mdundual and group recreation and to further rnterest tn Home Economlcs Our one btg plan for next year IS to take a btgger rnterest ln World Chrlstmas and Chanukah festrval and to do more servtce for our communtty Prestdent S Botsford Q V1cePres1dent J Hayes G Q Secretary H Markle is 1 I Treasurer R Crawford ' . . e Q l A Y Ifhnfogruplzy Klub The Photography Club under the supervlsron of Mr Sheeley has had a very successful year The club has purchased a camera and two photo developrng krts whrch are rented out to members of the club on week ends The club wlshes by the end of thrs year to have a school phtographer who wrll take plcrures of all school functlons Presrdent N Botsford Vrce Presrdem A Srockm flfx' ,f Secretary G De Pew W Treasurer B Steers M, 9.9 N , Qfyf .2 ff or ,4 fhletzc 61116 Athletic Club although open to all classes consists of mostly Junior high students The few high school students help out as instructors In the fall the boys were instructed in football and the girls in softball Winter featured tumbling and basketball for the girls and boxing and basketball for the boys A brand pool for life saving courses President M Christiana Veep R, Misner Secretary S Botsford Treasurer D Decker rf! 1 4 4 , 0 I I . . - O new adventure was undertaken this year when we were allowed to use the new swimming t 1 .gx . . . '7 9 f f ' . 1 . - , . fenders 61116 Thrs year by popular demand a Girls Leaders Club was formed at K H S The mam obJect1ve IS to tram the gufls to be leaders In ther: gym classes and L0 excel ln all sports and athleucs The sole HCIIVIIY of the club was to sponsor grrls basketball volleyball and baseball play days wlth other schools Although actlvltles and meeungs were llmlted thls year we hope to meet more frequently next year and reward the glrls Wllh K s for therr P3l'IlClPaUOIl X I 44 Presldent V Mlsner Vlce Presldent I Wustrau Secretary D Feldshuh Treasurer J Kelder I XX p Jai fj ral' j rj! , 'iff ' ' , . ' 'Fr ' 'N , . I H .ve Avi l Kammercc 61116 For the past two years the Commerce Club has been operatlng a small store called the K X The mam purpose of thts store rs to grve students practtcal experlence tn store On December 29 1953 the Commerce Club took a srghtseerng trrp to New York Our brg plan for next year IS to contmue servmg the students of Kerhonkson I-hgh Presrde nt M Wtlklow Secretarx H Smuh 'J Treasurer E Mundon 'P . v - 7 -1 l -- -sf Y - ' 1 1 . operation. It also provides a service to the students of the school, , . K - X Y 4 V , Ar! Klub The Art Club consrsted of sixteen members thrs year Under the gurdance of Mrs Decker the group concentrated theu efforts on 011 pamrrng They also dlpped theu palnt brushes into other thmgs consrstmg of water color decorauons and posters for vanous student HCIIVIIICS Presrde nt L Hopklns nf' X V1cePres1dent T Grlman Secretary Treasurer G Churchrll As a money making scheme we held a very successful noontime movie in March, J X e y V . . L . . . 5 'Q' f ' ' Ezbrury Klub Once agaln Mrs Fredd found herself surrounded by the same cheerful faces who were rn Lrbrary Club the year before In addltron she notrced ten new members who wrshed to Jorn the club Our mam acrrvmes for the year were a noontrme movre enutled H11 the Hay March and an enjoyable and mterestrng :rrp to the Museum of Natural Hrsrory rn May President, I. Crawford Veep, A. DiCandia Secretary, Fowler Treasurer, W, Kelder 3 A , , Ehorus Chorus opened the year wrth fourteen new volces whrch boosted our membershrp up to flfty Our ftrst pubhc appearance was at the annual P T A Chrrstmas and Chanukah program where we were enthusrastlcally recerved In March we made an rmpresstve appearance rn our new royal blue and white gowns The occaslon our Spnng Concert of semr classrcal musrc As a parttng trrbute under the capable dtrectton of Sanford W Knoller we lent our votces to the Commencement Exercrses ., .. Presldent C Freer Vtce Presrdent C Downs Secretary D Sherman Treasurer S Stone , - . .- . .. . . ' U I , QQ 1-Lfiiifpg lp 9' 1 4 , x I Q A ' ' . . 0 - fl ,T I ' 5 T 3, Il, '1 4. xiii' v, 'd , . U P' ' K ew Q an Cllfy 6 uh Dancmg Club IS one of the most popular clubs m the school It IS a chance for the students from grades 'I to 12 to learn round danctng To keep up wlth the latest fad the bunny hop was taught to the students The club was m two parts the first half of the year The seventh and eighth grades rn the Vrsual Alds Room under the dxrectron of Mr Meehan and the hrgh school ln the gym Now the classes are all together tn the gym applymg their knowledge of danclng Preslde nt T Crose V1cePres1dent E Booth Secretary B Osterhoudt J Tre asurer A Brooks . Q fd, Ee .. X duertisers Q EIXAALI. WE WELCOME YCUR ACCCUNT 'T 1--I E KEI24-IONKSON NATIGNAL BANK 1Dp Cp FNALIII BA-Amlg, Ll C O O I O OR E 5 S1 5 W Kerhonkson, New York Member f h F d e ositl ' voug cu.Ass QN6 Was Produced by BALFOUR Manufacturer of High School and College Jewelry C ommencement Announcements Diplomas, Medals, and Trophies L G BALFOUR COMPANY Represented by MR A M HODGKINS P O Box 9 Schenectady, New York Barley Brenda Barley Janet Carle Elinor Clayton Annie Clayton Mary Crawford Jean Crose Theresa Crossman Elizabeth Cutler Barbara Drvme Dawn D1Cand1a Nancy Downs Carol Doyle Dlane Emeritk Fannre CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 54 From The Cl-IOIQLJQ Director SanfordW Knoller Feldshuh Dana Fowler Arlene Freer Carolyn Friedman Margaret Gray Oscar Hayes Joan Joyce Kathleen Kelder Janis Kilgannon Mary Ann Lane Helen Lawrence lrene Lawrence Josephine Makowsky Joyce Misner Valerie Newman Hazel O Neil Eileen Osterhoudt Beverly Pacht Quick Roosa Saville Jacqueline Joyce Helen Mary Sherman Dorthea Sherman Jeanne Schonger Sandra Stockin Patricia Stone Shirley Slater Carol Stockm Jeanne Wood Caroline Crawford, Rose Marie Joyce, Elizabeth Roseff, Caroline 0202 ufwze 611 msunso D B T EOWEEIDGE CHAS S FREER D gg f' L ees X T 1 h 2653 myfmiegmfwvmfw Me SENIORS CDF I954 B i 1: INKLAEIQE-I' h 3711 mjkmenfs af DUNN FUEL SERVICE ' K C mpliments of o X Isa.. 5 ' i ff i E H. DEGRAW mg D'th dD ' ge 1 ig D' t d' g 59 fa? e G d' g . ' 4193 p K h k Prime Meats and Groceries Ker k LATEST FASHIONS Ass2As-:AMS SDECIALTY Dresses Lmgerle Shop Maln Street Ke rhonkson 2291 Better Values VVM I-l DEVO AND co INC Lumber Bulldlng Materlals Blue Coal Fuel O11 We Are Pleased To Make Estlmates Gr' FRED G OSTERHOUDT PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone Kerhonkson 5901 TEEVVILLI GEQ emacs BOTTLE AND I SAVE Phone 3211 M44 Comphments of E ovvgwgjwf INTERIOR DECORATING Ke rhonkson 2039 Home Made Ice Cream MVA. 6 sooo 'COFFEE Hamburgers and French F1165 Frosted and I-Iot Dogs DON 8: VIRGINIA S DRIVE IN ' YEZL SI I: GFI FOOD MARKET Ke rhonkson 2231 Compllments of Tr-IE GRANIT MEGEL and GELLER Phone Kerhonkson 3141 ' ' x V I J' GAS I , A... F K At x . X I a E 7 , 1 xi CHANNEL. MASTER Uamjbmenfs af ' 7ZuZuZc'oa4 'R f' N A' 51' DAIRY Pnooucrs X CARLTON SCHOO N MAKER DIS FRIBUTORS Foordmor Fa ms Da ry Telepho e Kerhonkso 2972. 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