Laurens Central High School - Crimson Saga Yearbook (Laurens, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

DEDICATION ,Ag-r' X ALMA MATER vf .4-4 In the lovely vale of Laurens W1th 1ts stately h11ls above Stands our noble Alma Mater Home of loyalty and love Here we struggled fxrst w1th numbers Here we learned to read and wr1te And to love as we grew older Laurens' banner Red and Whxte Step by step we've mounted upward Through the years at Laurens I-hgh, Toward the summ1t where her banner Floats so proudly xn the sky, In add1t1on or athleucs Tr1ed to get the answer r1ght, Str1v1ng ever for the glory Of her colors, Red and Whlte When we pass from out her portals, Scattered far on varlous ways, We shall st1l1 be ever strwmg For our Alma Mater's praxse, And wherever hfe may lead us Through the thxckest of the fxght, We w111 cheer for Laurens H1gh School And her banner, Red and Wh1te' t. ,I X 8 '-. ' f , , , A 1 X- x N .X .i f s . . y 1 '- ' 'N , F '. .1. N. ' t 7. I S XTX--. ' x ' - ' ' ' v X S ' - I V- A. ,,,,, mv. 1 1 n , . IURI V6 XRD Wlth the pub11c.1t1or1 of th1s td111Of1 of lflg to portray to our 1 Qddc rs the an t1x1t1L 5 of Laurens Cgntral Hlgh Sc howl W Vi- w-' f' - 9 4: 1 J A THE CRIMSON SAGA Weax'e9r1deavor- DEDICATION We the semor class of Laurens Central H1gh School ded1cate th1s ed1t1on of 'T HE C RI MS ON SAG A to school years has shown consxderatxon to us as 1nd1v1du als and an actxve mterest ID our aCtlV1t1eS . . . . I ll Mr. Edwin J. Deleski, who during the course of our high F1rst Row Thompson Robert Mull1ns Robert Cornell Frances Mather Dorothy Van Buren Carol1ne DeBeauchamp Lols Second Row Marxlyn Smxth Mat1lda Mednansky W11l1am Walker LEWIS Marlette Dorxs Rose Jack1e Kunkel Agnes Nelson Th1rd Row Mr A1v1n Feldman Advxsor Beverly Crandall Dora Baxber Luella Craft Barbara Jones D1ckSchemm Dav1d Carr Erme Howard ' 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 , . - - 1 1 : 1 l 1 1 1 - Y ' r w w w 1. n .' Edltor Assoclate Edltor Assxstant Ed1tor Busmess Manager Art Edxtor Cu-culatxon Edltor Head Typlsts YFARBOUK QI KH' Carol1ne DeBeauchamp Dorothy Van Buren Frances Mather Lo1s Thompson Robert Mul11ns Robert Cox nell Matllda Mednansky Lewxs Marlette 2-Z WI H A S,- R A Te o BOARD OP PDIK YI ION Seated Ellsworth Castle, George Preston, Supermtendent Edlth Overgaard Clerk, George DeBeauchamp, Presldent Mr Svolos Pr1nc1pa1 Standmg Samuel Gray Les11e Elderkm, Kester Bookhout was absent when the year book p1ctures were taken -ini 'i 1 4 ,, 4 , ' 1, .': 1 1 T N W T A A AJ , I .9 .1 , . , . 3 1 T0 IHI' IRKDI XIINI QIASS Ol' 1951 The world of today 15 presentmg us w1th an uncomfortable combmatlon of tens1on and fear To many of us the s1tuat1on assumes personal s1gn1f1cance as we see our brothers and frxends only recently returned from a global confl1ct now once aga1n embark1ng for a dlstant battlefront Mankmd however has always had 1ts ant1dotes to the stram of cr1t1cal tunes the antldotes are courage and hope You of the graduatmg class have both a power and a respons1b1l1ty In the fr1endsh1ps you have formed here m the knowledge you have absorbed and 1n the act1v1t1es you have undertaken many of whxch are commemorated w1th1n the pages of thxs book you have enlarged your understandmg and broadened your sympathxes You must use these facultles not only ln the furtherance of your 1nd1v1dual careers but also 1n the perpetuatlon of democrat1c ldeals through the exerc1se of c1t 1zensh1p Commencement day 15 at hand It IS t1me to commence My best wlshes are for your future success JAM James S Svolos Prmclpal r w w w y r 1 T w 1 V w w 1 A 1 .' .' . I 4 A. K n, n 1 , . 1 1 p .o 1 a a , . , 4 e 5 f ,mn Slim, L. f 1 Q 4 5 is la F1rst Row r r r I' I' I' Mr Second Row Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Thlrd Row Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Paul E Hunt John E Larlun Edw1nJ De1esk1 James S Svolos Alvm Feldman Ashley W Strong Rlchard T Cruthers Rxchard M Santay Ehzabeth M Vlckers Gladys L Potter Maude S Feldmann Ehzabeth Bemrschke Laura C Layman Leda R Gifford Katherme Sapatek Evelyn M Smlth Carolyn Laures MaryC Wmney Dora M H111 M11dredG Campfleld Anna Woolhouse PMUI IY Vocal 8: Instrumental mus1c Guldance Instructor Commerc1a1 Teacher Prmcxpal L1brar1an Enghsh, Lat1n Agrxculture Mathematlcs 8: Sclence Phys1ca1Educat1on V1ce Pr1nc1pa1 Seventh Grade E1ghth Grade Klndergarten 81 Vocal Musxc Secretary 8: School Nurse Fourth Grade Surth Grade Second Grade F1rst Grade Mt V1s1on School Fxfth Grade Homemakmg Department Enghsh 61 Soc1a1 Studles Thlrd Grade M. . M. . ' ' M. '. ' ' M. . . ., . M. . ' M.. . . . Mrs E11zabethBemrschke Secretary di '- w. Mr Karl Bernrschke and Mr Alton H111 Custodlans 'Y . 1 7 U K .-f H ff-A-3 -reg: -,.. I ,. ? . V.. 1 .VA CK . N ,Af-, v' ...kt -u 'C Mr and Mrs Jackson Mt V1s1on Custodxan and School Cook -vlan! rg 1-1 -I. . View 1, . ., - if f M we , 6, nf-an P , 1 V.. -ay,-rf-f '.i , L -L' ' M M ,h m n, - -.lvl-3,.,,?f+r+L.'W -'uf f '- zxhq LJ, 'f Bus Drivers Mr. Frank Liddle, Mr Myron Taylor Mrs Afa Waters, Mr Oakley Whiteman, Mr. Alton Hill, Mr. Ceylon Toombs SENIORS Done Most For School N1C9St Sm1le N1cest Ha1r Most Cheerful Best Students Best All Around Most VIVHCIOUS Class Comed1ans Shyest Best Dressed Most Attract1ve Most L1kely To Succeed Best F1g'UT9S Best Athletes Most Talented N1cest Eyes Class G1gg1ers Most Soph1st1cated Qulckest Ternpers W1tt1est Nlcest Personallty Best Actress 81 Actor Fr1endl1est Teaser Dreamer Grumbler Most Agreeable PUPI I KRIIX POI I BOY GIRL Bob Cornell B111 Walker Bob Cornell Bob Cornell Bob Cornell Bob Cornell Bob Mullms Bob Cornell B111 Walker R1ch1e Schemm Bob Cornell Bob Cornell LEWIS Marlette B111 Walker Bob Cornell R1Chle Schemm Bob Cornell Bob Mullms Bob Mu1l1ns Bob Cornell Bob Cornell Bob Cornell Bob Cornell Bob Mulllns Lew1s Marlette Bob Mu1l1ns B111 Walker Mar1lyn Sm1th Dorothy Van Buren Dorothy Van Buren Carolme DeBeauchamp Marxlyn Sm1th Carolme DeBcauchamp Dorothy Van Buren Carollne DeBcauchamp Dor1s Rose Mar1lyn Sm1th Dorothy Van Buren Mar11yn Sm1th Dorothy Van Buren Mar1lyn Sm1th Dorothy Van Buren Dor1s Rose Carol1ne DeBeauchamp Agnes Nelson Mat1lda Mednansky Lo1s Thompson Marxlyn Sm1th Mat1lda Mednansky Dorothy Van Buren Marllyn Sm1th Carolme DeBeauchamp Dorothy Van Buren Agnes Nelson Mar1lyn Sm1th Dor1s Rose Most Popular Bob Cornell Caroline DeBeauchamp PFCSICK n X me PW SPCFKIGI' Trea ur Q Student C Jncl IUXXI I 1 ICE Marvvx :mf W 1 am Na Mat da N16 dran L41 Thwrrp Heprc emau 1 Matl Ga Nledwarwsm Robert C r FX L S li Ulf 5 Blus Sbxpph r+ 1 UI 4 CS Blue and S1 xer IIIIIIUR IIXIUR Mar llvn sIT11th Matxlcl 1 Mc dndn ky ' UIHF I XVLNIR Rubf rt Mullmi Cdr alms Dc Be auchamp HISIURIKN 1.1 N il 1015 Thumpwmn MdI1fJH Iiarr 15 U1 LIASS UH ISUR Mr Alun Feldman 'l'Illi VIASS Ulf WSI O If F ' R 5 ' -it . 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L ., .' ,d ' 1 rw' - 1 .' 1 ' Q -p -I ' '11, 1.60 wh -n ll- was rl CAROI INF DFRFAI I HAMP Z1p Cheerleader smger never stops Yearbook edltor she IS tops ACTIVITIES Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 I Yearbook Edxtor 4 Laurentman News Edxtor 4 orus 1 2 3 L A A Pres1dent 4 Tecluucal Club 2 Lat1n Club 2 3 4 Dramat1cs Club 4 Seruor Play 4 Llbrary Club 4 ROBERT CORN ELL QBobl Cornet1st comed1an 11fe of the school He'll be a success 1n all that he'll do ACTIVITIES nd 1 2 Chorus 4 Tch Club 2 Dramatxcs Club 4 Sen1or Play 4 Student Counc1l 1 4 Lau:-ent1an Feature Ed1tor Class Pres1dent 2 3 ' ,T ., .'. Baz, ,3,4 .: , ' ':4 I T' 4 4.1 JlAfJA C'l I. 3 ' :Ill L. A. A.:1,2 3,4 Ch :,,,4 u ' :aa LEWIS M ARLETTE QL 01116, Qulet, teasmg, rare good looks HIS great mterests guns 8: books ACTIVITIES Baseball 1 F Techmclan Club 2 Dramatlcs Club 5 MARION H ARRISON Always there when one's 1n need Nursmg future she'11 succeed ACTIVITIES B nd 1 2 3 Secretary of Class 2, 3 Lat1n Club 5 N a : 1 n Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4 F. . A::1,2, 3,4 L. A. A. 1, 5, 3, 4 ROBPRI Ill I I INS 413019 AI't1St teaser full of fun Deserves some pra1se for all he' s done ACTIVITIES L A Tech Club 2 TxmekeeperfBasketba11J I 2 3 4 Vlce Pres1dent 1 Chorus 4 Dramatxcs Club 4 Laurentlan Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Semor Play 4 NI ATILD A NIFDN ANSKI lT0yD Salutatoman happlest gal Queen of Prom what a pal ACTIVITIES Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Class Secretary 1 2 3 4 A . Student Counc11 Rep 2 4 As S1St3.Ilt Ed1tor of Laurent1an Head Typxst Yearbook 4 Semor Play 4 L A A Secretary 4 Dramatlcs Club fSec'y 8: Treas I 4 1 1 f . ' . : J I I : 1 I D L. . A.: 1, 2, 3 4 ' .: , . . . :4 Junior Prom Queen: 3 . I 1. . . A. :1, 2, 3, 4 ' : I I 0 . : , DORIS ROSE QM1dgey Plans for college though she's shy Phys Ed teacher by and by ACTIVITIES Pep Band 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 Llbrary Club 4 Wmner ofthe glrls' Plng Pong Tournament 3 Gxrls' basketball team 1 2 3 Reporter for school paper 3 Inkspot Club 3 AFNES NFI SON Ag Blonde qu1et eyes of blue Short but reaches 5 ft 2 ACTIVITIES Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Semor Play 4 Yearbook typmg staff 4 Assoc1ate Ed1tor ofLaurent1an 4 L1brary Club 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 T T T Il . 4 A' . l 3 Band: 1, 2, 3, : I I J NI ARII YN SHI FH fM1tZ19, Valedlctorlan 1ead1ng way ACTIVITIES nd 1 2 Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 4 A Tech Club 2 Sernor Class Presldent Semor Play 4 Ed1tor of Laurentlan Lxbrary Club 4 Dramat1cs Club 4 Latm Club 2 3 4 Pep Band 4 Off1C8 receptxonest 4 RICH ARD SLHENINI fD1ck R1ch1ej Real wlde srrule and pretty eyes Really a demon m dlsgulse ACTIVITIES L A A Member 4 Sports Edltor of Laurenuan 4 F F. . A.: 4 Major role in Senior play. Ba : , , 3, 4 ' 2 , . . L. .A.:1, 2, 3,4 ' I . . DOROTHY VAN BUREN fDot Prettlest han' and mcest sm11e Popular, Jokmg all the wlule ACTIVITIES Class Treasurer 2 V1ce Presxdent 3 Dancmg Club fPres1dentj 3 C orus 1 2 3, 4 Dramat1cs Club 4 Seruor Play Laurentlan and Yearbook staff 4 LOIS 'I HOMPSON 1Squeekl Class treasurer reallyneat Loyal fa1thful can't be beat ACTIVITIES A Latxn Club 2 A Chorus 3 4 Cheerlng 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 Laurent1an Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Tech Club 2 Dramatlcs Club 4 Lxbrary Club 4 L. . A. : 3, 4 L. .A.:l, 2, 3,4 : , 4 Senior Play: 4 l J h 2 . . DAY ID LARR fDavej Industr1ous popular, athletxc star ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1, 2 Football 1 2 F A 4 H WonF F A Prxze BILL WALKER qB111y Tall and lanky best by far In basketball he IS a star ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 2 Tech Club 2 A Dramatlcs Club 4 V1ce Presldent 4 Semor Play 4 r . . 4 L. u. A.:.1, 2, 3, 4 Friendly personality, he'11 go far. : , 3, 4 I . F. .A.1,2,3,4 L. . A. 1, 2, 3 HISTORY OF THF GRADUATINI CLASS Ol' 1911 In September 1939 twelve long busy years ago twenty s1x well scrubbed and grmnmg ch1ldren stood before Mrs Turrell tw1st1ng the1r hank1es and b1t1ng thexr na11s Only four of the orlgmal twenty s1x are w1th us today They are Mar1lyn Smxth Agnes Nelson W1ll1am Walker and Robert Cornell Thls was an exceptlonal class 111 many ways We'l1 never forget the t1me that one lxttle fellow threw a mud p1e and h1t the teacher or the time one 11tt1e g1rl was stranded on the roof of the playhouse and had to stay there unt1l the teacher and chxldren came back from play perlod The second grade was just as eventful w1th the arrlval of fxve new members one of whom Jamce Tllley stayed w1th us unt1l th1s last year M1ss Grace Hager was our teacher We stlll remember the day someone spxlled water on the floor and how the teacher unsuspectmgly started to cross the room only to take a mce r1de along the floor Nine addxtional members Jomed the class 1n the th1rd grade but we lost them all durxng the years Mrs Wmney suffered through the year w1th us S1x more members dr1fted mto our class 1n the fourth grade when we had Mrs Layman for teacher None of them are w1th us now Flfth grade under the d1rect1on of Mrs G1fford opened w1th exght new faces 1n It Matllda Mednansky 15 the only one who stayed w1th us Three new boys and three new glrls entered sixth grade under Mrs Glfford George T1lley and Lo1s Thompson were two of the s1x Loxs IS the only remalnmg pupll of that group We were really beg1nn1ng to grow up now because we were the f1rst class to have a slxth grade room on the upper floor Carolme DeBeauchamp V1rg1n1a Moneypermy Wllllam Buck Calvxn S1ll1man and Edward Waters were the pupxls who Jomed Mrs Ward's seventh grade Carolme IS stxll w1th us Here we began to learn the ways of Jumor h1gh students we moved from one room to another w1th d1fferent tea chers We enjoyed homemakmg shop and musxc durmg thxs perxod We were also thrxlled to the ears because we had one period each day m the h1gh school study hall We began our eighth grade year under the splend1d gu1dance of Mrs Gladys Potter w1th an Helen Straxt but others replaced them Janet Thormgton and Barbara Warner Barbara was w1th us only four weeks Two boys also left durmg our last year as Jumor h1gh students Wayne Dav1s and W11l1ard B1snett Robert Mullms was a welcome addxtxon to our roll ln m1d year Kerr1e Hollenbeck was w1th us four weeks The followmg offxcers were elected that year Pres1dent W1ll1am Walker V1ce Pres1dent George T1lley Secretary Matxlda Mednansky Treasurer Robert Cornell New Reporter and representatxve of the Student Councxl Lo1s Thompson Class meetmgs were held the last per1od on Friday of each week As e1ghth graders we tr1ed hard to accumulate a bank account by having popcorn sales grab bag sales, sales of garden seeds and proceeds from a play we put on Because Marjorle Card had been a student of Laurens Central smce begmmng her school days we were very sorry that she had to move away Therefore on her last day w1th us we gave her a farewell party w1th ice cream and cookies We planned our carrers w1th Mr Hotchklss and were looklng forward w1th great ant1c1pat1on to be called upperclassmen or h1gh school students Durmg the four years of h1gh school lxfe we have enjoyed many momentlous events In September 1947 exghteen eager freshmen started on thexr h1gh school career M1ss Mary O'Connell was our home room teacher The f1rst few weeks we struggled through the process of buymg the r1ght books for our classes and then gettmg to the right classes on t1me The b1g change from grammar school to lugh school prom1sed to be loads of fun Durmg th1s year we had a play popcorn sales and a dance whxch Lncreased our bank account consxderably Class off icers were as follows Pres1dent George Tilley V1ce Presxdent Robert Mullms Secretary Matllda Mednansky Treasurer Lo1s Thompson In our Sophomore year we welcomed sxx new members Dorothy Van Buren ls the only one who has remained with us Mr Leslle Shaw was our home room teacher I-hgh school proved to be somewhat more dlfficult because now we had to study on our own t1me and not when a teacher told us School dances cheermg for the girls and sports for boys w1th several dlfferent clubs made up our extra curricular 8Ct1V1t16S At the end of the year Mercy Asquxth arr1ved Class offxcers of our Sophomore year were as follows President Robert Cornell V1ce Pres1dent Robert Mullms Secretary Matllda Mednansky Treasurer Dorothy Van Buren We had Our f1l'Sf annual talent Sh0W thls year ' ' Y N ' F : 4 , l 1 . , , ' - . Q . . . - . . ' . . I 1 . . 3 . . . . . , , , . . . , . . i . ' . . . . . . . ' . . . , . . I . . . . . . 1 . . - . . . , . .... g . . . i ' . equal enrollment of boys and girls- ten each. Two girls left during the year--Marjorie Card and . , U . u ' I . . J . - . M . L H . S -- 5 . H . . I - . . . . . I ' I , . ' , . . . . . - : - 1 ' ' - s -- z - ' . . ' . H I ' I : - 1 . . - . - . z - . . Our Junior year was nighlighted by our Junior Prom a second annual talent show a varlet show Y and several dances Matilda Mednansky was chosen queen with Robert Cornell as her king That was the first year a king had ever been chosen at Laurens Central School At the end of the ear w ll Y chose our Laurentian Staff Marilyn Smith has done well as editor ui chief Class offlcers were h c osen at the beginning of the year as follows President Robert Cornell Vice President Doroth Y Van Buren Secretary Matilda Mednansky Treasurer Mercy Asquith This past September twenty enrolled as seniors This meant the last lap of our Journey Several left at the beginning of the year but Doris Rose and Richard Schemm have been two permanent add itions Seniors have made a great addition ln their b k car s bake sales profits from advertisements in our Laurentian and class dues The sale of candy also gave us profits The highlight of our Easter Vacation was the semor trip Caroline De B eauchamp was elected editor in chief of our yearbook The class officers for the past school year have been the following President Marilyn Smith Vice President William Walker Secretary Mamma Mednansky Treasurer Lois Thompson Our new principal Mr James S Svolos and our home room teacher Mr Alvin Feldman have guided the seniors ir making numerous decisions As we close our books at L C S w who have helped us reach this great red letter day . . . , , . 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I Q - ' . . . e wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the many people II XSS WIII We the class of 1951 belng of sound m1nd and body thls elghth day of June ln the year of our Lord l95l do orda1n and declare thls document to be our last wlll and testament To our faculty underclassmates and many frlends of Laurens Central Hlgh School we bequeath the followlng Marllyn Smlth our capable leader leaves her excellent marks good behavlor and amlable personallty to Albert Barber Alble IS always gettlng scolded ID flrst perlod study hall Bob MUIIIDS, our artlst comedlan and lover of teachers bequeaths hls Brooklyn accent and love of that place to George Fleld Agnes Nelson leaves her beautlful blue eyes to Frances Mather so Franle can flutter them Nell Blll Walker our gangllng senlor leaves hls ablllty to have a blank lnnocent expresslon on hls face at opportune tlmes to Barbara Marlette, who always glves away her gullt by blushlng Dorls Rose bequeaths her ablllty ln gymnastlcs and her shy smlle to Barbara Jones R1Chle Schemm leaves hls ablllty to swlpe candy from the senlor candy box to John Watanen We hope John 1sn't qulte as clever as Rlchle IS IH evadlng the class offlcers Lols Thompson leaves her flnanclal ablllty to Dorothy Ollver I trled to get Lols to lease all rlghts to a certaln red Ford but I found that Lols 15 very unwllllng to share thls luxury Dorothy Van Buren our attractlve and popular senlor has agreed to let Barbara Harken reader have her coquettlsh way wlth the men Bob Cornell leaves hls excellent spelllng ablllty and dry Wlf to Chuck Kresge Bob has vlsed me to warn Chuck to use lt ln small amounts because there lsn't much of It Lewls Marlette bequeaths hls ablllty to handle a SIX shooter accurately to Beverly Crandall to enable Bev to keep all men she catches dead or ahve Matllda Mednansky our falthful peaceful senlor leaves her superb penmanshlp to Bob Gray so that Bob's teachers can read hls wrltlng wlthout a magnlfylng glass MHFIOH Harrlson bequeaths her lndustry and typing ablllty to Phll Hansen Now Phll has excuse to help Dora type all durnmles and stenclls for next year's 'Laurentlan Carolme DeBeauchamp leaves her ablllty to slng those hlgh notes to Dora Barber and the ablllty to preslde over LAA meetlngs to Jackle Kunkel , , 1 4: l 1 4 1 , 4 ' . , . , 1 1 . . 1 1 31. 1 .1 1 . , . I J 1 ' . ad- -- 0 p 1 .v . an . . 1 . 11 . CL-XSS PROPHFLW You may have heard most prophets begin an ordeal 1n such a manner as 'When I look into m crystal ball etc but in a case such as this lt would go somewhat in the following manner As I reach down lnto my tobacco pouch what is there to be found? Ah yes, twelve crystal clear marbles As I look into the first marble I find myself waking up in l96l to the rmg of a telephone atop my penthouse overlooking New York City It's my private secretary calling to notify me that my plane will be ready to take off by noon I've really been looklng forward to this because this is the day I will tour the United States to look up my former classmates The plane leaves LaGuardia airport as scheduled, making its f1rst 1mportant flight over Brooklyn As I look out my special observation window below I see the famous Ebbets Field wh1ch rem1nds me of the class athlete That's right 1t's none other than Doris Rose, and she's pitching for the Brooklyn Dodgers lt's the ninth 1nn1ng and Brooklyn 15 wmmng Great work, Doris Marble number two coming up This one 1sn't quite clear so I th1nk I'll call Detroit, Michigan the city over which we are now flying and find out the weather conditions When I p1ck up the re ce1ver and say Hello operator , I hear on the other end of the l1ne the voice of Dick Schemm Dick is a chief executive for Detro1t's automobile industry We will never forget his mama for cars Now he s in his glory w1th a private secretary and a new and different car for every day in the week Dick has a private road for his pleasure riding because he says there's no road big enough for h1m and somebody else As I gaze 1nto marble number three I now find myself flying over Wisconsin the da1ry state of the natlon Below, the rolling hills of thousands of acres of dairy land catch my eye Wait There is also something else that catches my eye It's a neon sign flickering on and off P1lot I say Give me a pan' of binoculars When I focus my glasses, I make out what it says and s1t bac in told me he owned a small ranch outside of Montana I had no idea he meant the state of Wisconsin Louie always was a good dairyman I have the plane circle lower and just by luck it IS a clear day and I can get a glimpse of Louie herding a group of cows But wait by h1s side IS a shapely crea ture with two big blue eyes that sparkle l1ke that pouch of marbles It doesn't look like Carol1ne DeBeauchamp but I would have sworn that Louie once liked her On second look lt does resemble her No I guess it 1sn't her Wait Over the roar of the engines I hear a loud voice yell, Lewis stop thatl' a very familiar excalamation which makes me realize I am wrong It was Caroline all the wh1le Did I have you worried Lou? That was two more marbles used and eight more to go The Fifth marble finds me focusing on an object coming toward us through the clouds It's an oncoming airplane do1ng every conceivable air gymnastic 1n the books Our radlo is flickering on and off picking up music from the fashion of Spike Jones to Arturo Toscanim and languages from the Ubang1 to the Chinese It must be a radio fanatic who would ever hook up contraptmons like those Our radio picks up a message from it that goes like this Do you hear me? Can you see me? Well any way 1t's me, Bill Walker Why how could anybody ever forget Bill? He always wanted to Join the Air Force and make use of radios his hobby While conversing with h1m over the set he tells me he had planned on Joining the Air Force after he graduated but he couldn't because they were overloaded He lost all interest in flying and got married When he thought he had Just got settled guess what happened? He was drafted into the Air Force We've been flying qu1te a while now and it seems we are approaching Cahforma We land and find the airport ambulance and crew waiting to check us over Here's another marble which must mean that someth1ng's coming up As I get off the plane a pretty young nurse starts taking my pulse When she takes my hand I know right away it is Marion Harrison I know Marion always wanted to be a nurse, but I never expected to see her all the way out here in California Marion is the head nurse at the airport and is married to a pilot out here She's proven to be a great success in the field she always wanted as her profession . . I - y ,.- . . . . , I . . . I . , . . . ll ll - . - - - - - . - - - - ll .. ll . ll . . . . ' . . .I k .I amazement. You are now flying over the farm lands of Lewis Marlette, Inc. When Louie had I - - - - . - II . - , I . - l D . . . , ' Now that I am 1n Cal1forn1a I th1nk I'll stop off at a few studxos I can remember we once put on a seruor play w1th a d1rector by the name of Alvm Feldman Th1s play turned out to be such an enormous success that he decxded to try h1S d1rect1ng ab1l1ty 1n Hollywood He's now on the set d1rect1ng a mov1e called Oh What a Gal and h1s most recent dxscovery IS none other than a dazzllng blonde w1th blue eyes by the name of M1m1 Nelson or our very own Agnes Nelson Agnes 15 draped 1n a strapless somethmg or other gett1ng ready for her b1g love scene and d1rector Feldman IS g1v1ng her that last mmute pep talk before facmg the cameras Agnes IS l1v1ng qu1te com fortably UI her Beverly H1115 mans1on Wlth servants a car and all the other luxurxes a mov1e star en Joys I'll be sure to see the p1cture as soon as 1t's released Before leav1ng the stud1o I hear a terrxble racket of bells r1ng1ng horns blow1ng b1rds tw1tter1ng drums pound1ng and of course a vo1ce yell1ng above all th1s It's who you've guessed It would be Bob Cornell workmg 111 the record1ng stud1o w1th Sp1ke Jones and h1s C1ty Sl1ckers Bob has been Wlth the StLld1O for f1ve years and 15 now l1v1ng a happy home l1fe U1 San Vernad1no w1th h1s attractlve w1fe the former Joan Lockwood He has a small plane Wlth Whlch he does h1s long d1stance commutmg for h1s personal appearance tour throughout the country After I left the stud1o I grabbed a QUICK snack and then a tax1 back to the a1rport and off agam We are now 1n the au' and my next stop w1ll be Texas wh1ch we'll make 1n about two hours To break the monotony I turn on the bu1lt 1n telev1s1on set only to f1nd an advert1sement beg1nn1ng It's an ad for the Tom home permanent k1t and who should come on the screen but Mr Delesk1 who 15 now an executlve for the Tom Corporat1on w1th the famous Delesk1 tw1ns Deborah and D1anne pos1ng for the Torn twm ad I wonder 1f Mr Delesk1 would rather be head of the commerc1al depart ment back m Laurens? Let's see How many marbles left? Oh yes number mne 1n v1ew, and we're landmg 1n Texas the state of the o1l fxelds The head off1ce of the mdustry IS located here so I thlllk I'l1 stop 1n to see how my 011 stocks are pay1ng off I arrlve at the head off1ce to fmd another blonde receptxomst wa1t 1ng to greet me Where are all these blondes com1ng from? Well anyway th1s gorgeous p1ece of human 1ty IS our one and only Mat11da She was always the commerc1al student among us and has succeeded 1n becom1ng pr1vate secretary to the b1ggest 011 magnet 1n the Lone Star State She 1S ass1gned to go on all pr1vate busmess trips to help h1m w1th h1s 1mportant ass1gnments After takmg Mat1lda to lunch Q wh1ch she pays forj she dI'1VeS me to the a1rport and I'm now bound for Florlda the sunshme state Wlule flymg low over the everglades swamp land we d1scover what appears to be a man explor mg the area Well I should real1ze by tlns t1me it 15 none other than our b1010g1St Mr Cruthers He 1S dressed in the latest sports clotlung wh1ch cons1sts of h.1p boots a butterfly net HI one hand a magmfymg glass 111 the other a small bottle of tadpoles over one shoulder and last but not least a m1croscope and shortwave rad1o over the other shoulder When I tune h1m 111 he says he IS scout mg for the Nat1onal Geograpluc Soclety F1fteen minutes later f1l'1dS us over M1am1 beach v1ew1ngan escapade of lusc1ous bath1ng beaut1es showmg the1r weekly d1sp1ay of bath1ng suxts They are models employed by the well known fash1on des1g'ner Doda La Van Beauren or 1n Engl1sh dear l1ttle Dott1e Van Buren who has put her talents to work and now owns and operates the largest model and fastuon des1gn1ng agency 1n the country She has on her staff the world's leading male authorxtles on women Seemg Dott1e and her menagerle of shapely beaut1es adds spark to keep me full of pep on my mterest1ng Journey As I reach for marble number eleven a news flash is sent d1rect from Washmgton to my prxvate plane It's from the one person I thought I had lost track of Yes 1ts our former classmate who led us through the tr1als and tr1bulat1ons of our hectlc sen1or year 1nstructed us wxsely ln puttmg out a successful Laurent1an every month and tr1ed to keep the class feuds as qu1et as POSS1b1e so Mr Svolos wouldn't come tearmg up the sta1rs after us You must know by now 1t's dear old Mar1lyn and she's Just been maugurated 1nto off1ce of Pres1dent of the Umted States our f1rst and maybe our only woman pres1dent You know a pres1dent usually has at least two private secretarles but not our Mar1lyn To make use of her knowledge as a typ1st and stenographer she does all her own secretar 1al work She says It saves her the aggravatlon of worrymg whether thlngs are gett1ng done rxght She says she's savmg the government money as well I guess Marxlyn w1ll always be the same , . . . . . ll - . . 1 1 n 1 - 1 I - . . 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After an interesting conversation on politics I wave goodbye to her and bound toward New York Marble number twelve and we're over the suburban district of Pennsylvania At this time there 1S only one person left She's the domestic member of our group who has made use of the abilities she possessed for making a good house wife The person I've got you all guessmg about is Lois Thompson, now the proud mother of nine beautiful children Besides taking care of her brood as a side line Lois owns and manages Pennsylvan1a's coal industry She still owns her temper When she catches her husband up to something he describes the procedure as the Industrial1st's Revolution When Lois shows her stuff 1t's 11ke letting Errol Flynn loose with Phil Sp1talney's all girl orchestra As I say goodbye to her l remember the good times we all had together I leave Pennsylvania and in a matter of minutes land back in New York City My chauffeur is walking down Broadway a noisy group stampedes past me as if they are being chased by a wild bull When I pick up the pieces and put myself back together a kindly person comes over and and apologizes for the rumpus Above all people lt is the last person I'd ever expected to see Mrs Mildred Campfield our former Social Studies Teacher and the charming group is the Senior Class from Laurens Yes Mrs Campfield is still chaperoning seniors to and from New York She's been there so many times that she's acquired a Southern New York state drawl Right now she looks a little battle worn trymg to keep up with the tactics of a semor class I guess if she could stand It with us she can stand it with any class That just about concludes my day leaving me with a lot of pleasant memomes and an empty tobacco pouch but each little marble had witlun lt a bundle of pleasant moments which helped make the day a success Now back to my penthouse I draw the shade on the past to let in the light of the future ' . . . . . , . . . . ll . . waiting for me at the airport sol have him take me over to crowded Times Square. 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I ' A ' . 1 - ,p I D . f Rl WIBLFS Caro11ne DeBeauchamp grumbles because Lew1s IS never around Lo1s Thompson grumbles because a certam red Ford only comes home on weekends Dorxs Rose grumbles because the Seruor gxrls are so act1ve 1n sports -gg Nelson grumbles because a certam someone doesn't have an xdentlcal twm Mat1lda Mednansky grumbles because she m1ssed the semor tr1p R1chard Schemm grumbles because Lols makes tum pay for all candy he gets from the Semors Lew1s Marlette grumbles because the DeBeauchamps don't need a h1red man Robert Mullms grumbles because chemlstry class only comes once a day Robert Cornell grumbles because tus typewr1ter doesn't spell correctly B111 Walker grumbles because school starts at nme mstead of exght 1n the morn1ng Dorothy Van Buren grumbles because she 15 not two years younger Mar1on Harr1son grumbles because she w11l not have to read any more Soclal Stud1es ass1gnments Mar1lyn Smlth grumbles because there w11l be no school paper to work on after June Mr Svolos grumbles because the senlors of 1951 won't be around next year Fleda grumbles because she doesn't have a no1seless padded mllk cooler Karl and Alton grumble because there are never any candy wrappers on the floor Mr Feldman grumbles because he has such a large Latm III class r Deleskl grumbles because h1s shorthand students are so far ahead of hxm when he d1ctates to them Mrs Campfleld grumbles because the semors only go on a tr1p once a year Cruthers grumbles because he can't get enough anunals together to start a zoo Hunt grumbles because students 1n LCS are always on t1me for the1r musxc lesson r ntay grumbles because the LAA 15 so QUICK 1n makmg dec1s1ons Mrs H111 grumbles because she doesn't have an underground rallroad between the homemaklng house and the school Mrs Bemrschke grumbles because the students m LCS are so healthy even though we look slck Q ,TL A A ' ' ' '. ni. . . , . 13--- ' ' ' ' - I-YI-. Sa ' ' ' ' - THE SENIOR TRIP Uh'What a mxserable day for a tr1p Who would ever thmk of steppmg a foot outsxde the house? You're r1ght' The Semors would and they d1d Wxth the v1tal1ty of a wet rag mop eleven Semors wxth a wlllmg and able chaperone Mrs M1ldred Campf1eld stood lock stock barrel and make up k1ts 111 a mlld bhzzard wa1t1ng for the bus bound for the metropol1s of the world New York C1ty Our fxrst b1g dlssappomtment was that our vxvaclous Matxlda was unable to make the tr1p because she caught the flu at the last mmute Alas We're on our merry way The bus left as scheduled 8 15 A M Fmday, March 23 After a r1de we thought would never end we found ourselves approachlng the city We had a spme tmglmg r1de through the Lmcoln Tunnel No you're wrong the hghts were on the ent1re length of the tunnel We pulled m the D1x1e Terminal at 2 35 w1th none other than Mr Feldman our male chaperone and a man from the Van Z1le tour agency waltmg there to greet us and get us off to our hotel We went dlrect to the Hotel New Yorker from the bus termmal where we found our rooms Q I should say large clothes closets I waxtmg for us We got the Delux rooms equxpped w1th beds ven et1an blmds and a phone that rang automatlcally every mormng at 7 A M sharp After freshemng up a b1t most of us had supper and proceeded to Radio C1ty Music Hall, wluch xs the largest theater 1n the world On the screen we saw Royal Weddmg and on the fabulous stage was the annual Easter Pageant This was wxthout a doubt the most beautlful Easter productxon ever produced at Radlo C1ty On leaving the Music Hall we all split up and were off It was only 8 o'clock which meant the nlght was st1ll young Bill, D1ck Louie Bob Cornell and myself went to the Roxy theater where we saw 'B1rd of Parad1se and on stage m person was Tony Martm Marilyn, Dott1e and Lols ventured atop the world's largest bulldmg the Empire State Bmlding There they descrlbed xt as seemg the Clty under hghts' w1th a Vlslblllty of 15 m1les They said they saw the rest of us walkmg 1n the street below Are you sure lt was us you saw? We really wasted part of Friday mght because we got to bed too early 1 1 AM 1 but don't worry we made up for It Better get comfortable because thls 15 only the beginmng Four more days to go Saturday morrung found everybody except Dick and myself up bright and early and on theu' way to see a dear old lady standmg 1n the zniddle of New York Harbor You guessed xt, it's the Statue of L1berty They walked the spiral staircase to the crown Since it had been raming all mormng they could vaguely see the New York harbor Mrs Campfield especially would like to do it agam real soon Q or would you? Q After leaving Bedloes Island most of the group returned to the hotel for a l1ttle touchlng up much needed after wallowing through ram to and from the Statue W1th both the afternoon and evening free all of us devoted a lxttle t1.me to shopping Through the Saturday crowds we trudged Macy's G1mbles, Wanamakers, Sacs 5th Avenue and Saks 34th St It was dec1ded upon by a unammous dec1s1on that New York City is a better place than Laurens to do shoppmg D1ck and I spent the rest of the afternoon at the Paramount theater where on the screen we saw Bob Hope as 'The Lemon Drop K1d plus a wonderful stage show which featured Billy Eckstme U1 person Agam xt was meal t1.me To sat1sfy our appetites we did what most people do we had supper Saturday evenmg proved to be quite mterestmg for us all B111 met his sxster Mary who IS attendmg Brooklyn Norwegian Luthern Hosp1tal m Brooklyn, where she 15 a nurse Bxll Mary, Bob and myself went to two broadcasts Fxrst It was the g1ve a way show heard over WDOS Take a Number w1th Master of Ceremornes Red Benson From there we went down to see the telev1s1on broadcast of Your I-ht Parade which is on from 10 30 to ll 00 P M There we saw Eileen W1lson and Snookie Lanson doing the lucky 7 tunes of the week Carolme Lo1s, and Mrs Campfleld saw Romeo and Juliet' starring Olivla De Havilland at the Broadhurst theater Manlyn spent the eve ning out with an old fr1end U1 They went to the Strand where they saw Storm Warmng on the screen w1th Josephme Baker highhghtmg the stage show Along about 12 30 A M fthe evenmg was still young yetl B111 Bob and myself saw Helen Kane at the famous Palace theater She is the origmal Boop boo be do girl She sang many of the songs she made famous 30 years ago We all got U1 early as we had promlsed we would No later than 4 A M . 0 . 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Sunday morning found us doing what we usually do in the morning because of habit Yes, we woke up to the gentle tingling of what sounded hke a f1re engine but none other than that automatic telephone with the sweet voice at the other end saying lt's 7o'clock will you get up please In bed exactly 3 hours and they want us up already, WOWI This Easter Sunday found us getting ready for church and later the Easter parade on the famous F1fth Avenue wh1ch some of us saw on TV Most of us attended the wonderful church serv1ce at the Marble Collegxate Church on lower 5th Avenue Here we heard the wonderful Dr Peale and vxewed wxth awe the beautxful Easter 1111es Sunday afternoon many of us went on a tour of upper and lower Manhatten This 1ncluded walk ing through Cluna Town and V19W1I1g many of the pomts of lnterest Th1s occup1ed all of the afternoon Back to the hotel we went to change for dinner and later to a few shows Bob Cornell and I spent an hour and a half at the Sf.'lld10 watchmg the most popular show on rad1o Tlus was of course Tullulah Bankhead as nustress of ceremomes on THE BIG SHOW In person we saw JunmyDurante, Carmen Miranda, Judy Holllday Rex Harrison, L1ll1 Palmer Don Cornell Edd1e Jackson, Jackie M1.les and Meredlth Wxlson and lus wonderful orchestra After THE BIG SHOW we met B111 and saw the h1lar1ous mov1e Born Yesterday Mar1lyn Dott1e and Mrs Campheld spent the evemng do1ng sometlung that 1sn't unusual, Just 'd1fferent They went shopp1ng 1n drug stores Monday morning found us all walung up and eating and then off we went on our way We all went shoppmg again to get a few tlungs to brmg home to our folks as well as for ourselves If you see the semors wallung around l1ke Sh1eks and She1kesses you'll know they bought the1r things 1n New York with hard earned savmgs In the afternoon all Seruors Wlth the exception of Bob C B111 and D1ck went to the famous Bronx Zoo to V1S1t our ancesters In the everung we all went to see the Perry Como tel1v1s1on show When he waved to the glrls they almost Jumped clear out of the second balcony in the1r excxtement I wonder what brought that on? From the Perry Como show with the except1on of Carolme and Louxs, the rest of us went to see the C1t1es Servlce Band of AIIIGFICBH broadcast conducted by Paul Lavelle Th IS proved to be very enterta1n1ng After Band of America Mar1lyn LO1S,D0tf16, Agnes and Mrs Campf1eld had p1zza pies in an Italian Restaurant Later in the evening Dottxe and Marilyn went to the beautlful Ice Rev1ew 1n the Terrace Room of the hotel Later 112 303 Dor1s Jomed the couple and they took off and went to a mov1e We never found out what time they d1d get in 'hxesday morning found us all packed and catclung up on last minute thlngs before leavmg At 9 A M we Went to the RCA blllldlllg and went on the NBC teliv1s1on tour where Marilyn appeared on TV m the stud1o We also saw how solmd effects are made We viewed Jack Bxrch rehearslng his radlo show We saw skaters in Rockefeller Plaza and went through the beautiful St Patr1ck's Cathedral After the mormng tour t1me was exhausted thus making us finish all last mmute packmg Qsuch as rugs and towelsj and hurry off to the Dixie bus terminal We arrived at the terminal U1 time to obtain choice seats and with the company of Hartwxck and Treadwell we said goodbye to five of the most engoyable days ever spent The trip home went along smoothly and we arrived safe and sound only to fmd bus 15 wa1t1ng for us at the termmal It sure was fun and om' experiences should prove to all under class men that the t1resome toll of makmg the money is really worth the grand trxp By Robert Mulllns . rv ,w - l u . . . . I K I I I . . . - ll . , . , . . . . . . v . ll . . . . . . '3 . . . . . n . . . . . . , , . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . I . . . . UND YJ? CL ASSl'1Y.N if QR 0 0 o 0 ff I Q. - Lf? 0 K-N-f F ' 0 17 - f o X , N ' j' ' K ,xv 0 . ..,., ' qggqoooooooooooo' JUNIOR CLASS Fxrst Row Beverly Crandall secretary Dora Barber treasurer Frances Mather JlCk19 Kunkel Barbara Jones v1ce presldent Dav1d Carr Patrlcia Vxncent Thlrd Row Ernest Howard, Robert Lull George Field Plullxp Hansen Robert Gray Charles Kresge Absent Gerard Bourgems Second Row: Mr. Cruthers--advisor, Luella Craft, Camilla Brush--President, Albert Barber-- v I ' : z .A 6 1 P I f t . .4 1.4, ,A SOPHOMORE CLAS? F1rst Row Barbara Harkenreader MarJor1e Jelley Carolyn Peet secretary Aranka Vincze v1ce pres1dent, Dorothy Oliver Anna Whitmore Second Row R1chard Kappler V1rgi1 Hansen, Gerard Wellman Nell Toombs Warren Elderkm Mrs Campfxeld advxsor Tlurd Row John Spoor treasurer Harriet Naylor Amta Kunkel, Dorothy Schemm Barbara Marlette Wayne Sm1th Absent Vxrguua Nelson K : 1 I 0 : 4 . . . . - n 1 1 ' J 0 1 a O . . . . I' RESHM AN CLASS First Row Euruce Eldred Frances Yorks Anna Plerce, Delphme Voss, Lorrame Lull Dawn McClenan, Ann Harkenreader, Emily Silllman Second Row Douglas Laymon Karl Altenhofen Judson Shaffer John Watenan, Morton McLaud , Harold Aldrxch, Mr Deleslu advisor Tlurd Row Lester Darlmg Mary Gray Eumce Hansen Audrey Lord Clara Vincze Stephen Harkenreader R1chard Overgaard Absent. W1111am Muldoon, Donald Cassazza 1 . . . . . . ' 1 1 , 1 ' I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . GRADE EIGHT Fmrst Row Margaret Gxlmoxe Secretary Dorxs Wellman Reporter Nancy Peet, Jeanne Russell Patr1c1a Mu111ns V1rg1n1a Lull June Su111van, Joan Lockwood Second Row Rlchard Schlee Ronald Kollgaard Vlce Presxdent, Ida Harp Joanna Kresge President Shirley Swartout Elsxe Kappler Patricla P1erce Walter Shaffer, Robert Utter Mrs Gladys Potter Tlurd Row Kendall Naylor George Curtxs Alverd VanA1stu1e James Barta Robert Toombs Reporter Lavern Craft Neelan Deuel George McCrea Rxchard Beagle Absent Albert Davenport GRADE SEVEN Flrst Row Sharon Hotaltng Janette Wickenhofer secretary o , Ellzabeth H111 Amta Laymon Second Row Wxlham Spoor Ronald Utter, v1ce presx en a y , Julxa Lmts Robert Schlee treasurer Mrs Vxckers Tlurd Row Robert Curtxs, Charles Banks, James Madxgan, Glen Morse Homer Carr Benjamm Chatham Robert Rosser Absent Clxfford Yager Francis Yager J an Newman Jean H111 Mary Evans d t D rth Jones Patr1c1aRosser presxdent 4 , 1 , .1 ' ' .3 ' 1- -V , L ' 7 X 'I W ,f , . I ' 2' 1 , A I : I D 1 1 1 0 I I ' I , , , 1 1 I j I I ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' 4 V1 , , 3 . 5' , Vx. R , - . N s . H' T ir - f H - ' A xl I i ' 13 'A ' 2 2 11 4 1 1 ff My 4 5 W? ,J , t ye., V 1 J 'J . : I I 1 I , . 3 1 1 1 , -- 5 9 l 2 n 1 , . 1 , . nl GRADE SIX Flrst Row Lorretta Clark Marlene Laymon, Sylvia Cornell, Bette Nesbxtt Joyce Mattxce Bette Jean Eldred Second Row Mrs Leda R Gxfford teacher Jean Harkenreader presxdent Janet Stexfel Suzanne Wlkoff Mar1lyn McLaud Edlth Cook Helen Mathers Thlrd Row Marv1n McMullen Fred Sullivan secretary Howard Barber Robert Marlette treasurer Wayne Yager Absent Songa Kollgaard v1ce presldent sd! GRADE FIVE Fxrst Row Katherme Utter, Shxrley Hxhker, Cynthia Shlllxngton, Georgxana Mulllns, Carol Kresge, Caryl Wxckenhofer, Betsy Collxton, Donna Crandall, Arlene Castle Second Row Robert Collar, Eugene Mauldlng, Marjorie Turrell, Nancy Waters, Jean Dlbble, Patrxcxa McCrea, Helen Lockwood, Mary Nelson, Robert Schemm, Mary Wxnney Thxrd Row Wayne Aldrxch, Ralph Hansen, Edgar Alger, Charles Michell, Jolm Stxefel, Lawrence 'Y Utter, Elv1n Bookhout, Gerald Rose Absent Audrey Thompson, Mahlon Hllsmger, Slurley Mauldxng 4 1 I :I Y Q 2 , 1 'N 'S -. ' . . ., ' . I 0 , ., J Uv - fy if Y ,A 3 4 , 1 ' 1 . 1 I ' .fl . A K 5 2 3 f S ' ' ' J 1 S f fi 5 lf , . W t K nl b S V- V 3 ., , Q ,Q R an pri ' S h 4 . A J I an I A itll, ' U , L ' -., il. Q ' ' I o'p GRADE FOUR F1rst Row Mary Dyer Lmda Emerson Patr1c1a Keator Janette Allen, Phyllxs Hughes Sandra Grant Katherme Laymon Second Row Roy Corness John Brxghtman Sande Lower Sarah Plerce Harrxet Canp Dav1s Rosser Rxchard Nelson Thxrd Row Harold Keator Donald Peet Frances Toombs Wayne Bush Arthur Fessenden Teacher Mrs Laura Layman Absent Thomas All Ruth Nelson Joan Eldred Elame Russell Joan Dlbble GRADE THREE Fxrst Row Judxth Brown Jacquelxne Mauldmg Annabelle Kangas, Ellse Hansen, Madolm Gllmore Carol Jackson Dorothy Dow Betty Hughes Joan Keegan Margaret Brady Second Row W1ll1am Jacobsen Ted Comglxaro, Wxlham Clark Wxllxam Harkenreader Dyer Mlchell Evelyn Cook Rlchard Whxtmore Raymond Castle V1ctor Hlll, Arthur Nelson Th1rd Row Benjamln Bookhout Ronald Hand Laurence Alger Duncan Nesb1tt Carl Hermg Robert Turrell, Robert W1kOff Wlllxam Webster Russell Alger, Charles Sullwan M1ss Anna Woolhouse Absent Robert Jones Frank Spoor Darrel Yager Beth Helen Tbormgton, Charlotte Holbrook, Sandra Hulbert Shxrley Stxefel -H ' ,AL 4 l l,, . ' 1 - i, L X... f , Q, . 1 vt- .9's ' , 4 'v 'Hn 1 .. ,,.'V., . .1 I - 5, ,' Y ' : 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 , ' . . 1 . I . ' ' 1 . . 1 , . 1 1 1 I I 0 . ' V .. 1 ,S V V ' Q. 1 2 f' A . 5 1 A. fs 2: . ' ' ' ' 1' It ' ' 1 1 ' ' - 2 ' ,M , X, 1.41 J be 3.-,,.: g J V , - ',1. ,.. Q3 1- 5 1 ' - . f 'i , -- ' 5 M UI . ,f I 1 M-4 C, ' ' 1 S Y . . 1 . ' . . , . . . I I I I ' 5 1 1 1 I l l ' ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : . . . ' W- I . ' GRADE TWO Fxrst Row Janet Brown Maureen Brady Kathleen Cornell Sharon Peck Sandra H111 Claudxa Keegan Betty Lou Asqu1th Carolee Kangas Florence Barber Second Row Norman Perry Betty Ann Schlee Llnda Harrxson Annette Vlncze, Carolyn Card Carol Coulter Edwm Deleskx Mrs Katherme Sapatek Th1rd Row Francls Keator Kenneth Rose Davxd Getman, Rxchard Elderkxn Malcolm Coutant Thomas Bnghtman Davxd Wxkoff Absent Kaye Cornell Rlta D1bble, Rebecca Jones Gene Jorgensen Louxs Brockway GRADE ONE Flrst Row Joyce Watanen Audrey Anderson Betty Seeber Shxrley Keator Bermce Cornell Sally Grant Lesley Dyer Mary Ann AIHBQUCCIO Barbara Holbrook Beverly Lmts Second Row Robert Hughes Ronald Whltmore Charles Hulbert James Yager Josephlne Turrell Betty Jean Wxckenhofer Douglas Getman Ronald Jones Monty Clark Patrxck Schloupt Thlrd Row Wxllxam Gravelxn, Davxd McLaud John Amatucclo Bruce Herlng Ben Clark Nesbxtt Burton M1ller Kenneth Lmts Charles Wohlfert Rxchard Col11ton Mrs Smlth Absent Karen Hansen PBIFICIB L1ddle Cheryl Lmts Claudla Schumann Carol Wallman I, 3 f e. 5 l , .. 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' Z 1 1 1 I ' Kindergarten F1rst Row Marjory Harrxson Edlth Harrxson Margaret Holmes, Judith Jacobson Sandra Toombs Prxscllla Hulbert, Joan Wxkoff Second Row Andrew Lmts Denms Wellman Thomas Brady W1111am Coulter, Elxzabeth Kappler Allan Davxdson Ronald Lmts Thxrd Row Robert Timer Gerald Wxkoff James Jubar, Jared Kresge John Turrell, Rxchard Connolly Austen Asquxth Mrs Feldmanm Absent Donna Jane Scanlon Beth Louxse Bookhout Dorothy Seeber Jeri Lynn Sh1l1ington,Howard Fessenden MT VISION Left to Rxght Mary Laures Ellen Harkenreader Bette Jane Rosser Freda Toth Elmse Cook, Sy1v1a Hand Rosemary Rose Second Row David Newman, Douglas Bush Lxnda Keegan Lots Gilmore Donald Wlkoff Donald Bush Dennis Trowbridge Thxrd Row James Davis, Edw1n Harrmgton Alan MacLoch1an David Barton, Elton Harrmgton Robert Muldoon James Whxte Leonard Hillller, Mrs Carolyn Laures Absent Jay Knight Dorothy Thompson, Lmda Scudder, Ruth Young Richard Kollguaard 1 3 ' 1 h 1 1 h ' ' 1 , . 3 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 3 1 1 1 ' v C7 7 ' - 1 Al., .K , ,f Q -1 A 1 I if . ' D ' . V A ' x U Z i , '- f 1 . , , C f. ff ' IA, I ., l 1. , , 7,,'4 ' f I v l : I I I I . . , . 2 I I I I . : . . . ' . . I 1 - - : , , . .1-4., Xfgy LAURENTIAN STAFF Seated Lo1s Thompson, Busmess Mgr Robert Mull1ns Art Edltor Dorothy Van Buren Head Typxst Standing Agnes Nelson Doris Rose B111 Walker Robert Cornell Mr Feldman Advxsor Carolme DeBeauchamp, News Edxtor, Lewxs Marlette, Manlyn Smxth Edxtor, M8t11dB Mednansky Assoc1ate Edxtor Mr Deleskx Advmsor Dxck Schemm Sports Edxtor STUDENT COUNCIL Fxrst Row Nell Toombs, lSoph J, John Watanen, Freshman, Matllda Mednansky, Robert Cornell, Senxors, Frances Mather, Jumor, Barbara Marlette, Soph Second Row Mr Svolos, Advxsor, Eumce Hansen, Freshman, Homer Carr, 8th Gr Joanna Kresge 8th Gr , Charles Kresge, Jumor, Julla Lmts, 7th Gr ' Z , , H i ! -W 1 V . 1 A . 1 - . . I - - Q 9 , 1 K' 2, ' . 7 ' nr , 1 t, ' I X Z . . ' . ' . ' . : I I ' I I ' I A I . . . I I ' I I I l ' HIGH SC HOOL BAND Left to Right Eunice Eldred Anita Kunkel, Barbara Marlette, Frances Mather Carolyn Peet, Richard Overgaard Patricia Mullins Marjorie Jelley, Jacqueline Kunkel Neil Toombs Doris Wellman Marilyn Smith Robert Cornell, John Watanen, Gerard Wellman Wayne Smith Virgil Hansen Eunice Hansen Standing Majorettes Lorraine Lull Delphine Voss, Dorothy Oliver Anna Pierce Band Members Harold Aldrich, Douglas Layman Aranka Vincze Mr Paul Hunt, Music Supervisor First Row Second Row. Third Row: CHORUS Delphine Voss Carolyn Peet Doris Rose Barbara Jones Euruce Har1S9n Jackie Kunkel, Beverly Crandall Frances Mather Maryorie Jelley Caroline DeBeauchamp Agnes Nelson Mary Gray Lorraine Lull Eunice Eldred, Frances Yorks, Anita Kunkel, Barbara Marlette,Aranka Vincze, Camilla Brush, Lois Thompson, Dorothy Van Buren, Dorothy Schemm, Patricia Vincent, Anna Whitmore, Audrey Lord, Dorothy Oliver, Virgil Hansen, Lewis Marlette, Gerard Wellman, Neil Toombs, John Watanen, Bob Cornell, Wayne Smith, Bob Mullins, John Spoor, Richard Overgaard, Mr. Hunt Supervisor. iz- 12 LAURE NS ATHLE TIC ASSOCIATION First Row Marjorie Jelley Lorraine Lull, Jacqueline Kunkel Neil Toombs reporter, Ernest Howard Vice President, Caroline DeBeauchamp President Matilda Mednansky Secretary, Lois Thompson, Treasurer Douglas Layman Wayre Sm1th Beverly Crandall Second ROW Aranka Vincze Carilyn Peet Eumce Hansen Camilla Brush Marilyn Smith Barbara Marlette Delphine Voss Frances Mather, Clara Vincze, Mary Gray Anita Kunkel Barbara Harkenreader Third Row John Spoor Richard Kappler, Albert Barber, Warren Elderkin Robert Lull Robert Mullins Charles Kresge Virgil Hansen Richard Overgaard Fourth Row Coach Richard Santay Advisor Lewis Marlette Morton McLaud Robert Gray William Walker Richard Schemm Judson Shaffer Gerard Wellman David Carr PEP BAND Left to Right:Eunice Eldred, Anita Kunkel, Barbara Marlette, Frances Mather, Carolyn Peet, Richard Overgaard, Patricia Mullins, Marjorie Jelley, Jacqueline Kunkel, Robert Cornell, Doris Wellman, Marilyn Smith, Virgil Hansen, Eunice Hansen, Gerard Wellman. Standing: Mr. Paul Hunt, Director, Douglas Layman, Aranka Vincze. F First Row Albert Barber Robert Lull David Carr Ernie Howard George Field Second Row Lester Darling Steven Harkenreader Dick Schemm, Robert Gray Virgil Hansen Richard Kappler PROJECTION CLUB Seated Steven Harkenreader Lester Darlmg Richard Overgaard Douglas Layman Standing Mr Cru! xers Advisor John Spoor John Watanen Robert Lull Charles Kresge Robert Gray Wayne Smith I ' , 9 J I .. 1- -.- 1 V '- is ,, ' -'f rv 1 C F. . A. ' 2 . . ' . ' , ' . 3 U 1 1 U a ' ' 1 Third Row: Judson Shaffer, Warren Elderkin, Gerard Wellman, Harold Aldrich, Mr. Strong, Advisor 'T 4 Q , 1 ' sv X I - I . Q Q . - . 1, 'A : I A I A I . LATIN CLUB F1rst Row Marxlyn Snuth Patr1c1a Vmcent Carollne DeBeauchamp, John Watenan Cam1lla Brush Presldent Wayne Smlth Nell Toombs Douglas Layman Lorraxne Lull Second Row Mr Alvm Feldman Advxsor John Spoor, Carolyn Peet Aranka Vxncze MarJor1e Jelley Karl Altenhofen, R1chard Overgaard, Audrey Lord Barbara Marlette Dawn McClellan Mary Gray Clara Vmcze, Eumce Hansen 1--..i.., S LIBRARY CLUB Leftto R1ght Lols Thompson, Marxlyn Srmth Ne1lToombs Beverly Crandall Mr Alvm Feldman Advxsor Agnes Nelson Jacquel1ne Kunkel Patr1c1a Vmcent, Carohne DeBeauchamp Barbara Marlette Marjorxe Jelley Frances Mather Barbara Jones, Canulla Brush 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' ' I I I I I I I , 1 1 - 4 .xi , , F Q W 3 n-'qs f K . 3 .1 1 1 - I I l I I I ' DRAMATICS CLUB Fu-st Row Cleft to rxghtl Nell Toombs Robert Cornell Presldent Robert Mulllns LEWIS Marlette W1ll1am Walker Second Row Barbara Jones Dorothy Schemm Barbara Marlette, Jaclue Kunkel Cam1lla Brush Vxce Pres1dent Th1rd Row Mr Feldman Advxsor Agnes Nelson Beverly Crandall Dora Barber Luella Craft Marjome Jelley Patr1c1a V1ncent Carolme DeBez-xuchamp, Audrey Lord Mary Gray, Eumce Hansen Fourth Row Dons Rose Matxlda Mednansky Dorothy Van Buren Lo1s Thompson Mamlyn Snuth SENIOR PLAY CAST Seated on Floor Dor1s Rose, Robert Cornell, Marxlyn Smxth Seated 1n Chaxrs Carol1ne DeBeauchamp, Robert Mullms, Dorothy Van Buren, In Back L 'WIS Marlette, Agnes Nelson, Rmhard Schemm, Matllda Mednansky, W1111am Walker, Lols Thompson 1 ' 4 - ny l F '! I 1 1,2 A L 3 , . ' ., ' 4 , 1: .l , . f ,, A ,, n Q . A fl ? 1 . tix I . , I E . , X K 1, ' ' R ,I N Q., ,, s .. 4 I -..-Q sh., ' 2 ' ' . . ' . ', ' . : I I . I . I ' : . . ' . , . . . I I I 1 ' . ' , . ' . ' '. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Santay Robert Gray Morton McLaud Warren Elderkm Bxll Walker Davxd Carr captaxn Bob Gray Nell Toombs Erme Howard Wayne Smxth Charles Kresge 5 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Jack1e Kunkel Frances Mather Lo1s Thompson Carollne DeBeauchamp captam Mar1lynSm1th Beverly Crandall Matxlda Mednansky JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Flrst Row Lester Darlmg Douglas Layman, John Spoor Karl Altenhofen, V1rg11 Hansen Second Row Coach Santay Harold Aldrlch Gerard Wellman John Watenan, Judson Shaffer Rxchard Kappler Q JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Center to Left Barbara Marlette Marjorxe Jelley Captam Lorraxne Lull Barbara Harkenreader Aranka Vxncze Eumce Hansen P - 'vw al if j . J QN ' '. Q? 9 1. V X Wfs L 4, ung, -li Y 11 ? BASE BALL SQUAD Bottom Row Mauldxng N Toombs V Hansen Wellman H Carr Smlth Lull Bourgeo1s aard Spoor Shaffer Gray Howard Carr McCrea Second Row Coacl- Santay Overg E1derk1n Kappler Layman Top Row McLaud M Toombs Kresge X . V I N I' S , ig ' U U , , .' 4 h E3 45' Rfflj fi, .V EA f . ri x ' -H wx It V 'K A . K U 9 71711 41 -7 ' r M Va, X A 'Y ,UHF 1 y y 'Q W ,WREM ,e . . 0 - N V . , -, f 'I . 4 , ,oi ' k- 4 .T Y ? 4 , - ' ' wx? ' 3 Z . Jin' 1 f V I 5 4 A - I - 4' f - . f 9 7 g , 4 'K' ' TVN., ,f vu- W i fy : i ' ' 1 ' 1 I ' J ' Q 0 . : 4 I I I I I I I : 'I ' I I . I I ' ' . - HOME EC OMICS HOUSE MT VISION SCHOOL -ff 1 A C AFETERIA KITCHEN CAFETERIA DINING ROOM 51 he oi 1 9 wap .s 'fr' 3 1 Louxe 2 Mrs Gladys Potter 3 Bev 4 Jaclue 5 Jaruce Dave Marxlyn, Loxs 6 Max-1on Harrxson Marxlyn Smith 7 Jackxe 8 A gang 9 Mr Paul Hunt 10 Dave A1 and Erme ll Dor1s 12 Laverne .hm and Luella Craft 13 Carohne and Loule 14 Loxs 15 Carolme and Loule 16 Bob M 17 Camxlla, Dot 18 Class of '51 E1gl'th Grade Graduatxon 19 Bob C , E if ' X 'H ,Q '. x K 'X A 42-'A ,N ,M . it fi , x W V K . - - I f-- V : ' J ' N .. X I ,qu .' .A , Y ' 9 F , , I yt - I , ,.' ,lv ,qw ' 9 A gviw V 5 .' Q , ol , K v I . M -gf nk. I 1 av? 1 I B 0 I E' ' I I ' 'U W? ' Y Q 5 ' 1- I I6 ,fig f 1--1 Q -Q--3 qs: Q N, ff 2 5 f-si ' Md L J- ,lo Sl' 5 Slikdm V K Q , Q Q al M Lug f I V , A , J s.. 'WI Ain 1193 1 I if ,,- -I-1. Qu .ill--J 1 Chucky Kresge 2 Agnes 3 Bob and Mzllxe Campfxeld 4 Bob M and Dottxe 5 Agnes 6 Marxlyn 7 Carolme 8 Beverly, 9 Louxe 10 Dor1s11 BobC 12 Txlder 13 Mx111e14 B11115 Frances M 16 Pat V 17 Frances M 18 Mercedes Asquxth 19 Mr Cruthers 0 6 L i . L1 A Q 1 . Nx,,.s , , Q .M . W , :W ' H 1 - f I .f xx A I 4 1 - L it ' 'if 5 Q ' I -vc ' D -1' gy 2, s ' WW? ' L. 1- I' Nl- f x ., , 1-.,. Q V -F. -. V , . ,. ,Q A , A, ' s ' U ,nf ' D u ' P L I . X 1:-, i , D . ,I V v' ' . , 1 ' vj w,. -Q I A I , 'Y ' :. W . 1 , 'K ri 4 , i V -- V 4 M W.-'C 1, T? si 21, -4 . . fa. e , .. ee ee Qs ,,3 V ,. x Nfmvlzj ' , .. Q 39. 1, 4 -Y-. '- 2 ,- . -.5 X tlfly, : 20 6 xy .ggfl f A - ,ff - - ' ' 1 . 'ff' ' 1. -. X ttf - --w-. A f X I . -V A . . , . . ' D 4 , . . l . . 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Save Shoppe Holbrook 81 Howey Electrlcal M1ss Joyce Ann Gray Myron E Stanley Mr R1chardCruthers Mr 81 Mrs Samuel Gray Mr 81 Mrs Robert K Campf1eld Mr 81 Mrs Edwln J Deleskx M1ss Anna Woolhouse Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs r r Mrs r r r Mr Leda R Glfford El1zabeth M V1ckers Gladys L Potter Alvm Feldman A Mrs R1chard M Santay GL Mrs Alton H111 Katherme Sapatek Paul E Hunt 81 Mrs Ashley Strong 81 Mrs Karl Bemrsche James S Svolos M. . A M. . . M. . ' M. . ' M. . M.8t . ' ' Mr.81 . M.61 . Mr.8tMrs. Lee Smith M.8: . Mr. . ' Mr. M. .' . M. . ' M. . M. . M. . ' C OMPLIMENTS OF MUNSON BROTHERS IRON FIREMAN HEATING EQUIPMENT PHONE 1220 ROSE AVENUE -' ' - - -' ONEONTA, N.Y. 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