Livingston Manor Central School - Manorisms Yearbook (Livingston Manor, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

if 5 . A sg 9 ns- V' 'Q' no A-b .-X' QQ, ,vm 9150 ,m x Q' ' as 0 'Nh NC IIUIIISIIIS Q SEN! F? CLASS dif d M1 f I V GSTON MANOQ CE TPAL SCM Dedzmizon 1351 li X O Mr Leslme C Graves we dedmate tlus 1951 1ssue of NAANORISMS He has been more than aust an advxser to us he has been a fr1end and conhdant a sympatleetxc hstener to our problerni We gratefully thank hun for all t e roles he has played and all the tlme he las glven 3 I. 1 s if g TM X ' f .X A. I f , is I 5 F l a. . .,.l l Edzlomzl E the Semor Class of nxneteen hundred flfty one w1ll go forth xnto world of uncertalnty and 1ndec1s1on Our s1x years together ln Jumor and senlor hxgh school have been years of complacency As we came mto our f1rst year of Jumor h1gh World War 2 was over The Umted Nat1ons orgamzatlon was meetlng at Lake Success and the world seemed at peace We progressed Into hxgh school and we were preparmng for the task of lxvmg adult hves Our thoughts certalnly were not of wars or commumsm or of anythxng else that mlght have mterrupted our chaxn of thought at that tlme We were wonderlng about our futures thmkxng what fate mxght hold for us but we gave llttle thought to anythmg other than our lmmedxate sur round1ngs In our Jun1or and Semor years we were Startlng to plan IH earnest Some of us expected to go on to a h1gher educatxon some to get marrxed others to go out 1n the busmess world Lzfe was begmmng to hold many new xdeas and projects We were ready to face any of the trlals of our adult l1fe The news of July 1950 meant very lxttle to us at the tlme It was Just another headlzne ln the newspapers or an lncldent happenlng ln a far off Or lental country Our thoughts were only of the present the money we were rnakmg m our summer Jobs or what we would wear t0n1ght after our t01l ended Carefree thoughts were these thoughts of very httle world shakmg xmportance The news of July 1950 has come to mean a great deal more to most of us especxally to those whose brothers and sweethearts have already been called to the defense of the1r country Many of the young men of thxs graduat mg class w1ll face the prospect of goxng xnto the armed forces Our dreams are little more than smoke puffs 1n our past Our future w1ll d1rectly or mn d1rectly be xnfluences by forces beyond us We are only one of the thousands of h1gh school graduatmg classes wh1ch are leavmg school to take the1r place ln the world Small as It may be, we must play our part mn try1ng to br1ng about a peaceful world Thls may call for more than gxvlng loved ones or f1ght1ng rn a war In order to preserve our way of lxfe we must str1ve to lwe peacefully among our nexghbors to vanqumsh our petty prejudxces and to teach our ch1ldren to grow up to be better world C1t1ZeHS The future IS wxthm our hands 4 C v . . . - I . . a just over the horizon. S Boam' Of Edumizbn LEFT 'IO RIGHT DR LOUIS G DENMAN EDWARD BAKER TOHN CASSANO KPRBSIDENTJ OTTO HKXJS WILFRED SIITH ABSENT FRED SHAVER O 'ib- CHARLES E BUTTON D1str1ct Supermtendent 6 fs I ' . i 3 1, ,, A 9:0 5 - 'X DQ 'J-1 , .Q 5, ff ,. .. F? 1 M W f W Prznqv l rr W-J 53 1-011453 RODERICK E AYER Dear Semors Congratulatxons upon your graduatxon from hlgh school I feel that the confldence placed zn you and the sac r1f1ces made by your parents the school the faculty and the commumty have been Justlfxed and amply rewarded The t1me has arrxved when you must take your place ln a world commun1ty and accept the responslblhtxes of hvxng 1n It It xs your duty to carry on some desxrable work t be happy 1n your da1ly llvmg and to promote peace through out the commun1ty the natxon and the world Th1s w1l1 take mtelhgence lndustry charxty and prayer It has been a pleasure for thls school and faculty to serve and gu1de you durxng these years It 15 our earnest hope that we have helped you prepare yourselves to 11ve together lntelhgent ly and to contrlbute somethmg worthwhlle to the welfare of your fellow men Q Smcerely, ff iv NX 0 0 1 -T V ,Hg Ig t. 5, f -. V, , 4 l'T ' - ffefa. 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I z gi A ' I .v 1: 'Z' . . . fx vfw W VINCENT KING SEVENTH IRVING AVERY SOCIAL RODEN ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES CLARK DUFF' ENGLISH JEAN G GRAVES SC1 DICE LEDN AR D IELTER UJIMERCIAL CHARL LES.-XE ELINOR DECC ER LANGU AGE EDI TN KNOLL LIBRARY 9 ES MUHLIG MATHEMATICS pr-J, 91 ' 2 ai - - f - - A-Y , . , x X , di, f v-LL' I Z 5 ugh' Fam IU .ivnv MARIE BRYAN ART VERNON SEELEY XNDUSTRIAL ARTS GLORKA RUNGE MUSIC IILDRED DUTTIIILQ HOME EOONOMI CS ,--va1v HDRY PAUL PHYS ED ETHI-LYN CANFIFLIYDFNTAL HYGIFNE WAPY JOHNSTON NURSE IDROTHY CRISTALDI PHYS ED 1' l- f r ' . , , A V 1 -. V Z F 1 G i ' f Q 5,- P ? V . f L T, MW ff X A P. .- I y A . ' 'xg X Q42 P A - U . , W Xi C P- A61 'il f ,N o W ry' iff, P WMI 10 fecffeimfy RQ ,f Q4 PRUDENCE C WEHNER W X E H CJFZKVZH flzzf mast now wmv onron uns amen:-:nr was Hmmucxsou uns o N:-:ILL wmcmrr om: sn-zoom: now Prm.1.1s vnam-zmauncn WILLIAM Jonnsron Bunn HARTIG PHYLLIS 9 RJ nu noun U 6 , es M SQ 11 ' 1 3 -A-All U 5 vw A K D 'Z , gx 3 is 54 ix xi 5 -5 'sv : . . . . . . ' .. Nj, g ' 1 ' ' - Q kia u , QQ Cm Maj 161 14 5 All JOHN WILL FRANK rs WX. qv XXX 93 X SCHWARTZ OMER SHAVER IZ A IARRD4 HAP-SHALL CLAUDE DAVIS Bw Drwefq . , Envy, IIQ. 11 J , gy v . , I , J X L- QA '04 N ul - ' 3 8 1,.A.2.g. A f, ' 1 g - 2 .X . gi .Mx A ' O - . X ,- f gh T5-P .T, ' ,J . -a-A ' 1, H , MAX . . . . Sfwzbry NORMAN BUCK Norm Hercules was strong, but Pm stronger x W Ciass President-4 0 Basketbau-LV. -1-V ar sity-Z,3, 4 .V Foomau- x , 2 , 3, 4 Basebau-i,z,3,4 5? t Q cuss Piay-2,4 , , Prom Attendant-3 U: Business Manager Yearbook-4 Heisman Award-3 intramurais-1, Z, 3, 4 PHY LLXS HUSCH Phii Two heads are better than c Ciass Secretary-3 - P Ciass Vice President- 1 , 4 Giee Ciub-1 , Z Choir -3, 4 Class Piay-3,4 Profn Attendantq, 3 Library Assistant-4 Cheerleading- 1 , Z , A lntrarnurais- i, 2 , 3 , A D MARGARET owml Nm g Q- Born with a gift oi iaughter . Ciass President-X Ciass Treasur er-Z , '5 , 4 1 v Giee Ciub-i,'L Choir -'5 I Y ?i'on'1 Attendant-Z - K Prom Queen-3 ii - X Gir1's State-3 ?x 1 - 9 ' X Literary Editor Yearbook-A Ciass Piays-Z, 3 2 xxx R ' x Q .. ' wi 1 14 Cl . my OJWCM Y? .9 OLGA WELCH Hogae-' My idea oi an agx-eeabXe per son, is a person who agrees with me. ' Class Secretary-4 Cdee Club- X , Z Choir -Z , 3 , 4 Class Phy-4 Bowbng Cmb-4 lntramur aks- 1 4 CAP-OLXNE GORR Carol When iound make note i Glee Club X hon Z resxdent Chou 4 tudent Councx esxdent S C ecretary S Bowhng Glu ass Plays 4 mg Echtor Yearbook Cbeerleadmg lntramurais 1 2. DAVXD HOAG aye Look before thy Xeap tudexxt Councx resxdent S Vmce Presmdent vertxsmg taii earbook Basketba 1 J 3 Varsxty Ckass Phys intram a s 2. 3 AX AX IZIB! HD H -1 Q .5 S .1'3'4 'X P ' .c.-4 ' ' 5.0.-3 fx , Ad ' ' 5 1 -4 x- .v.-z, - ' -4 Ni, '3a4 3 of x -x, , ,4 H 0.11 C . gi Q P . , . n f if - . flffw' N s .c,.-z - 62. ' b-4 ' : lr ox -2, '. 1 -1 ,fx ' v I4 15 5 6 771575 JOAN B?-ANNXGAN B1'aD5Y A penny for your thoughts. J D Z Giee Ciub-LZ Choir-3 , 4 Bowiing Ciub-3 , 4 Library Assistant-A Xntramurais -X, 2, 3 , 4 DONALD BLUME BXumie A T Put not your trust in money, 6 I but your money in trust. fa, 2 Advertising Staii Yearbook-4 S 5 Stage Carpenter-4 Soitbaii lntr amur ais- X , Z , 3 , 4 - 1 SY LVKA BROOKS Shiiiie L ' No taik is too steep ior human wit. P J 'FQ Bama-x,z,3,4 A Q O0 Band Librarian-4 0'1 Q 0 Glee Ciub-1,2 Q' O O choir-z,3,4 g Ciass Secretary-Z Library Club-2. Debate Ciub-X Bowling Ciub- X , 3 , 4 Secretary Bowiing Ciub-3,4 Operetta-3 lntramurais-1 , Z, 3, A 16 JEAN DAVX5 Jeannie A laughing souX is a happy souX. Cdee chmb-X Library Assistant-4 Bowhng Club-3 , A Libr ary Cmb-Z Xntrarnurzns- X , Z , 3 , A MARY DAYTON Day There's a rrnschxev ous twxnkde n her eye Edxtor n Chxef oi Year Cdee Chxb 1 Z horr Stu ent Counc-A 3 C1ass P ays Z 3 rom Attendant owhng Chxb 3 4 Xntramurals 2. 17 DA ,X Vai r ,+G - :fi NVQ-3 nn 4. f. lf 'fa 0 .MW BURR HARTXG Burrre 'Yhere's abzva a the Meet for a goo c Lmbr ary Chx Basketbzdl Stage w 919V W X lid U Afw QWZOVI BENJANHN GP-BUS en The voxce that travels far ass P1ay Jig X Band 1 3 4 w r oys' Glee Chxb ov Chou 3 FootbaH 3 YYY! LLKS DUMOND XINYOD 0 Laugh and the workd Xaugh v-nth you Weep and you a1one C ass me Presmdent G ee Chlb X, hon' 4 resxdent Chou' O eretta Band X '5 C1ass Phys Z 3 eer eadxng Z xmramuraw RUDOLPH FRXES Rudy 'NX xi N Neve do today whai yo can xomorrow ouey a X Xntramurals So tbah Xntramur a1s X Stage Crew 3 HB H 11 - ' cx -2,3 F . 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Prom Attendant-X, Z Pr om King-3 47,532 Class Phys-Z,3,4 Lo Boy's State-3 Art Editor Yearbook-4 Band-1,Z,3,4 Band President-4 Band Libr arian-3 Basketbah-LV . -1-Var sity-Z, 3, A fooxbau- x , z, 3 , 4 BasebaH-1, 3, 4 Xntramurah- X , Z, 3 , 4 ROGER SHOE-MAKER Roger How do you expect to get any pXace in Qx lg the worm ii your car wonw ron! X smge crew-3,4 '? C 3 - 11 SoitbaH Xmramurahs -- 1 , 2. , '5 , A fl 1 V oHeybaXX Xntr amur a1s-1 , Z, 3 , 4 cf 3 4 E? Dom-5 Tmwlooo rem Variety is ikxe spice oi Hia. Cdee Ckxb-X ,Z Choir -4 Cheedeading-1 , Z , 4 Xntramur ms- X , Z , A Zo HELEN 'YOMPl4lN5 Hel Once a iriend, always a friend Club-'L t-4 Libr ary A 5 slstan Libr ary mur als - 3 , 4 lntr a Class Play-Z E O if ' I I: nb? un 5 I GEORGE VAN STEENBURG Geor glen e must laugh beiore we are happy, ior iear we die beiore we laugh at all. Baseball- l, Z, 3 , 4 Football-4 Student Council-l Treasurer oi 5.6. -l -4 l Z , 3 , 4 Class Play hy Club- , Photogr ap Bowling Club -3 Photogr aphy Ed itor - 4 lntramurals-l, Z., 3, 4 PHY L-L15 V?-EDENBURGH Phil Tallylxd' Band-Z , 3 , 4 Glee Club-l , Z Choir -3 Drum Ma jor ette -4 Play-3 , 4 b 3 4 4 Class Bowling Glu - , lntrarnurals-l, 2, 3, 21 VI 1... NALD Y OUNG hxs beard Amanx orts Edxtor Baske X Z 3 Var sx otbaH 4 Baseba 1 3 CAass Phys 3 3 hair a ARTHUR W ARD ft Words are women dent Class Presi Kass Secretary- Student Counci- CXass Play Boys' GXee Cm -1 Chou' 2. reasurer letxc Assocxatxon Basketbznl Z Var sm E'ootbaH 4 asebah X A vertxsmg Staii Yearbook Hexsmarx AWE! Xntramurah 1 Z 3 Cubby s as strong as Y earbook tbaH J Y 56171 07 T720 dee are men V' A 4b5f g' Y 5555-'41 M tory 010014 at U5 HON the Class Of 1951 you may wonder how we ever got past Kzndergarten But you d be surpnsed' What wxth a class full of wxllmg cooperatxve people how could we help but get ahead? Y! It was a wonderful world when we realxzed that we were at last Freshman In QQ rf V' hmgh school We were faxrly burstmg wxth ambltxon and enthuszasm We started the school year off w1th a new home room teacher and class adv1ser Mr Graves and two new classmates Mary Dayton and Donald Llndsley After electlng Margaret Owen presxdent and Phylhs Husch v1ce presxdent we set to work our fxrst real project belng the Halloween concesslons We spent a great deal of txme on them but we were pald off very nlcely for our efforts Realxzlng our poss1b1l1t1es we undertook a dlnner for the Amerxcan I.,eg1on QM Surprrsmgly enough no one got ptomame poxsomng or any other after effects so ,fx we felt we had reason to be proud of ourselves Txme sllpped by qulckly durlng our Freshman year and before we knew xt we were Sophomores We were agam honored A to have Mr Gr ves for our home room teacher and adv1ser V1ncent Munhall 4 became our president and Danny Krupp our vlce presldent Wxth our sp1r1ts f st1ll soar1ng w agaxn tackled the Halloween concesslons with the same 6 X fme results as xn the prev1ous year Wxth th1s beh1nd us we attempted our Q A I fxrst class dance ' The Sophomore Shxndxg Havlng experxenced a llttle begmner s luck' wxth the dance we were then ready to attack the dramatxc fxeld We were gomg to present a one act play 1n assembly ent1tled Elmer It was the fxrst t1me we had done anythlng of th1s sort but 1n spxte of a few stage errors and falllng flreplaces the audlence took It mn themr strlde and we were ready to face the oncomxng year wlth no great fears Just as Mr Graves had suspected he ended up as our home room teacher and advxser for the th1rd consecutive year whlch promrsed to be a full and excxtmg one Wxth Arthur Ward and Phyll1s DuMond as presxdent and vxce presldent respectwely w began our soczal act1v1t1es of the year wzth our annual class dance a Thanksglvxng affalr whlch we called the 'Turkey Trot It drew a good crowd and kept our reputatxon up for class dances Wlth all of our talented characters and we do mean th1s lzterally we made plans for a three act play After much dxscusslon we chose Professor How Could You 7 Naturally lt went off better than we had antxclpated Ah' Yes Sprmg was just around the corner and we found ourselves m the mldst of decorating for our .lunlor Prom As It was customary to elect a Prom Kxng and Queen we turned V1ncent Munhall and Margaret Owen mto royal personnages for the evemng lt was beautxful szght the Kmg and Queen sweepmg down across the floor of our 'Make Belxeve Ballroom ' the soft whxspers of musxc touchmg the a1r ah yes a beautxful sxght mdeed Fmally the b1g day came we were Semors' How good rt felt Smce we were a etty wrld bunch by th1s t1me It was thought wxser to have two advxsers conse quently M1ss Bryan came to our ald and we moved to new quarters rn the Lab What a year th1s turned out to be fxrst a most successful Eastern Star dxnner then our three act play M1dn1ght followlng th1s the Chrxstmas Alumm dance then our yearbook then that wonderful Washmg ton trlp all topped off by commencement and graduahon What a year xn fact all four of them Gee wouldn't xt be fun to do xt all over agaxn Z3 Q gb I , l . gil - - f I ' ' ' J! f tie' '. 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I I , ' Sylvla Brooks leaves her key to the off1ce to anyone who enjoys v1s1t1ng the prznclpal Donald Blume bequeaths to Glen Parks h1s many money bags Glen please don't be as 'thrlfty as the last owner Phyllls Vredenburgh leaves her contract w1th Rye Krxsp Corporatmn to Thelma Baker Rudolph Fr1es leaves Manor I-hgh to all unfortunate undergraduates Burr Hartlg leaves one used scout kn1fe to Mr Avery 8 neckerchxef sl1des to troop 105 and a worn out dlsh cloth to Blll Johnston Margaret Owen leaves to Dorxs Sherwood the d1st1nct1on of havlng the neatest lookxng harr 1n h1gh school Olga Welch leaves her walk to Barbara Wolcott to use xt to 1ts best advantage Norman Buck hands down the football basketball and baseball shoes that he so ably fllled for h1s brother Paul, to Seedy 1n hopes that he can carry on the famxly trad1t1on Dave Hoag leaves hxs phys1que 1n long w1nter underwear to Franme DeV-'Je Ben Gabus wxshes to leave h1s gultar along w1th h1S record I m Back 1n the Saddle Aga1n to the Class of '52 m sweet remembrance of hlm To Mlss Decker and Mxss Groden the Semor Class leaves a lxttle peace and qu1et 1n the north end of the hall 1 1l 111s1 111111118 1111 fffff 111 s1111s11111111 Bn 111111 llll 1111 11111 111 27551 1151, 220 J 550441 1176114 11 1111 11 s111111fu 1101111 1111111111 8111181110111 11111111 111 1111 111 11111111111 111 11111 11111 111111 1111111114 flflfflffff 1111 8111111 ,ll 61 La 111s Qidflllwili 11111 11111181111 IIS 111111 111111 111 118 111 s1f 11 11111 flfffffl S 111111111 IIS 1111111ss1s ffl 1111 1 1111' 11f1lll1 111111111 11111111 111 1111111y 1111111 1111 1r1s11111 111' 1111 11 S1111 111111 flf 111111 111111r 1111 1111 1111y 111 1111 111111 111 ,ffl s11111 H111 111111 ll r111 11,1y1a-111 11111 111111115 11111 ff 7111 1111 1,1111 s 111 ll s11111111 w IV 11111 11 ln 1 Z5 I ' ul , 1 ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' ll I ' I ' ll ' ll VI ' , . . 1 ' JT 111, 1.-1 at .- 1, Af- ' ' 1 - . 1 ' Q f111'.w1'111'1' 111111 111 111' y11vgs'1'111'1f 111' 1'111'11 111' IIS, 111111 111 1111' .s11,'111' 11'111l', 1.11 11111'y111:s'- , 0 'L . 1 1 1 - Q' , , - 1 1 I . , 1 .1 y , , f My 'g fp .ff ' 1' .' zz-:Q ' 1' - I 1 I , I I I I I 1 I A I 1 ' ' ' 'I I I I' I ' ' l '51 I g'1 . , . .Q 1'1fs111 1211 , 'A ' D114 I C U S 9 . , mm QAuRw 6 Propla Qf M . 4 HEN we the class of 1951 graduated we dec1ded to meet at some secluded spot on June Z5 1961 1n order to have a class reun1on and p1cn1c lt IS now 2 00 p m and we are all gathered at the deslgnated place Rudy's Rural Repast formerly known as the Edgewood Inn Rudolph Fr1es has bought the Edgewood Inn and converted lt 1nto a dude ranch the fmest 1n Sulhvan County I be1ng off duty from my pos1t1on as head hfeguard at the huge sw1mm1ng pool w1ll endeavor to relate what my classmates have been d01Dg m the past ten years Kn0W1ng what a ' superxor ' group we were you'l1 expect of course to f1nd us all domg well I guess the eas1est way to start 15 to tell you what I've been do1ng After s1x years of play1ng profess1ona1 basketball w1th the Rover Gxrls I started tralmng 1n order to sw1m the Englxsh Channel I haven't made It as yet but who knows' As I stroll down the ma1n dr1veway I spy a tall f1gure dressed xn complete cowboy regal1a from I0 gallon hat to spurs It 15 none other than Ben Tex NAI! Gabus known as the Texas Troubador of L Bar M Ben tells me that he has a three hour program on the world w1de network, WVOS He 15 affectxonately called the Volce of Sul11van by h1s many fans Over on the pat1o I not1ce Honest Dan B-ru-pp k1ss1ng all the l1tt1e bab 1 es and then hand1ng them a cxgar I understand that Dan has pursued hlS father's foot steps xnto a top po11t1Ca1 Career I-Ie IS now 1n the mxdst Ofabustllng campa1gn for town dog catcher The ch1ef oppos1t1on to h1s sweeplng the polls 15 1n the person of one Don Young who IS the owner of a huge Shaggy Dog Farm Speak1ng of farms Dave Hoag and the M1ssus have settled down on Hoag's H111 Farm the largest da1ry and cauhflower farm 1n the county Dave says that h1s cows are the only ones 1n the County that people have to look up to Oh my goodness' Here comes one of my best fr1ends Mrs Margaret Slmmons and her hubby Charl1e From the looks of thlngs probably by now whxle Charhe' hau11ng logs Margaret's haul1ng Charl1e fCharl1e has recently glveh up hlS camne act1v1t1es 1n favor of candxdate Krupp I wonder 1f you all remember the two Dons Lmdsley and Blume that 15 They' both B T O 's now Don L1ndsley 15 1n complete charge of the Old Mgrston Brewery specxahzmg 1n hard c1der Don's guarantee 15 'If after ten glasses you are st1ll on your feet well better luck next t1me Don Blume has a new 1961 Ford Smce graduat1on Don has worn out several Fords what w1th h1S contractmg lausgmess h1s sxde l1ne at the Alp1ne Da1ry and h1s other s1de l1ne on the Elm Hollow oa Wh1le Don has been dabbl1ng n cars two of our classmates have been dabbl1ng 1n men Dorxs Tekwood has been engaged to ten d1fferent men 1n the last ten years There she 15 now hummmg her favorxte song They're exther too young or too old Phyll1s DuMond IS sportmg her 7th d1amond havxng turned down several because of fx F Kg., mxqqf -XQX-Lgxtmx 5. .AJ Kg Z6 fl n lil g g ' ' . ff--Mfr more no se, X ? -1 Q.-gag a C of c , as fe H 45 if N W 5 be K -- , 'Q-I. 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I . . . . u , , , ' . , O ' -sv' -M CMI ' .X ,X vi X X -N ' NN 31 -5' A A R do the1r small carat value Much as I hate to say xt two of us can't be here today As they have both reached stardom we can understand why Joan Branmgan has become a famous star xn Hollywood and has taken the screen name of Rane Jussell Joannxe Schwartz 15 now a radxo and TV star When Mar1e Wxlson retxred from her role as My Fr1end Irma Joan took over the part She was chosen out of all applxcants as the one havmg the most natural abxlxty Phyllls Husch has had quxte a t1me herself After two anonymous X spouses she xs st1ll s1ng1ng So Long Its Been Good to Know You a song acquxred m her semor year There's Jean Roger Helen V1nce and qumte a few others rn a group 69' U by the lake Most llkely they're dzscussmg the1r successful careers Jean Dav1s has followed her career m the telephone offlce She 15 now head superv1sor and starts all her classes wlth No glrls 1t's not 'Hang onto your pants mls r' 1t's 'One moment please Roger Shoemaker has made a name for hlmself xn the mechamcal world Always lovmg to des1gn guns and cars xn hrs hlgh school days Roger has come up wrth a new creatmn the 1961 Fordmoblle wxth the Shoemat1c Drlve Carolxne Gorr IS a br1ll1ant prxvate secretary 1n the fxrm of Ayer 8: Co lnc She 15 now the school secretary sxnce Prudy retxred and started operatxng Wehner's Waysmde Inn V1nce Munhall after graduat1ng from Notre Dame IS a successful draftsman V1nce's best draftxng IS probably done w1th an open wlndow Then there's Art Ward wlth hxs wldely known strxng of trucks belonglng to the Skunkflower Lmes By now he must have run the Mayflower Lme out of busmess what wxth the excellent managmg of h1s wxfe the former June Grxffln June not only manages the fxrm but Arthur as well It seems Olga Welch after graduat1ng from mental oops' dental hyg1en1st school went on to graduate school and has become a lady dent1st Although she 15 very sad from lookmg down 1n the mouth we not1ce that wherever she goes she has qulte a pull Not all the class d1d what they started out to do Helen Tompkms and Sylv1a Brooks for mstance though they entered the Home Econom1cs fxeld they are now 1n entxrely dlfferent work Helen fondly known as the ' Bmg Bang Bru1ser from Brooklyn holds the tltle Of World's Champxon 1n he women's wrestl1ng class1c Sylv1a IS a famous composer of modern muslc Why only last week her Splatter Paxnt Boog1e was Number l on the hlt parade Boy' W1ll you look at those fancy umforms There's Sargeant Buck Admxral Hart1g and Lxeutenant Mears argulng over who 1S the sharpest Oh yes Mary's there too How could I have forgotten that old saymg Where there s Bub there's Mary Admlral Burr Hartmg has had quzte a tlme 1n the navy It seems that all the naval men have thexr gxrls' names tattooed on the1r chests Burr has hrs on both back and front ln neat alphabetxzed columns Well I see that It 15 t1me to go back on duty But before I go I'd l1ke to read a card that George Van Steenbu-rg just handed me George has h1s own photography stud1o and IS rushxng between Rochester and Hollywood gzvmg techmcal advlce to Cecll B DeM1lle With that I say a regretful tally ho and good by and go back on duty wxth the passmg thought that the Semor g1rls never d1d open that lxttle buslness establxshment they were planmng Aquatlc ally your s Phylll s Vr edenbur gh 1815 .94 Recorded and Approved by 4 Sylv1a Brooks Class I-I1stor1an if ix- T-:ey ' . 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K , , ' F :- - ', 1' 1 Lg, 4 QNX 1 nf: X X'x fZS ' Q.J Clan Uf 195 EIRST ROW DORIS SHERWOOD BERNICE CURRY HARRIETTF' SARLES LARRY SHAVER, LOU LYMAN, WILLIAM SMITH, MARY SMITH, RDNALD AYER RITA MC ARTHUR NANCY BENTON SEKDND ROW AARON WARD JAMES BRANNIGAN, IDRIS COTTON, PHYLLIS ROSENTHAL MARIE RUIXJLPH PEGGY RUIIXJLPH CLARA YOUNG GERALDINE CLAPPER REATHA BENTON, FLOYD HARTY, JOHANNES HURBANH4. THIRD ROW DONALD HILL JAMES GREH WILLIAM DAUBECK PAUL D' AMICO ROBERT PELTON, FRANCIS DE VOE, WILLIAM HENDRICKSON FRANK WELLS MAYNARD DAVIS MR AVERY ADVISER ABSDIT RICHARD LAMBERT. -'s ' ' --N . za C LASS ACTIVITIES Halloween Concesslons Dart Game Phantom Passage Sp111 the Mmlk adme Hawkms' Dance ov CLASS OFFICERS Presldent W1I11am Sm1th Vmce Pres1dent Lou Lyman Secretary Mary Smxth Treasurer Larry Shaver Clam Qf 195 FIRST ROI THHMA BAKER JEAN CONKLIN SHIRLEY GREDI KURT PAUL CHARLOTTE OR-MAN NANCY DAYTON WILLIAM JOHNSTON ROSBIARIE WURSTER ELI SHAFF' LEATHA BOYLES AUDREY WELCH BARBARA SARLES MRS CLARK DUFF SECOND ROW ALAN FISHMAN DAVID HILL AGNES STEELE ESTHER TARTAKOFF DIANE SPHICER ERNESTINE ROSEXJ BARBARA WOLCOTT FRANCES CAMPBELL JUNE GRIFFIN MARY D AMICXJ IRIS JAUJBS BENJAMIN NELSON THIRD ROW HAROLD MADISON EARL GORR VERNON BUCK EMMETT VAN AKEN RICHARD BANKS THHJDORE FUNTANA JOHN MEARS DEAN SIMPSDN RAYMOND CDTTON THOMAS WALKER IICZ THOMAS OLSEN GLEN PARKS PHILIP STRAUSS ABSENT PLORDICE BARZDA MARILYN VAN STEENBURG CLASS ACTIVITIES Halloween Concesslons Assembly program Bowlxng Elmer and the Love Bug Rlng Toss Dance Aprll 13 Grab Bag Bad Luck Hosts to Roscoe basketball Li MRS FREDA SMITH io .an I I I CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Wrlham Johnston V1ce Presldent Nancy Dayton Secretary Rosemarxe Wurster Treasurer Charlotte Orman 31 . . ' . , . h . . D . 1 H 2 ll ll rgv. i .ilgussf m ' , J -Tu . E. I I S f I .A I QC: 3 - I ' ' A ' ........ ' ' 4 K . ........ Clam Of 1954 FIRST ROW WILLIAM WALKERWICZ EDWARD SCHUSTER JAMES AYER AGNES WARD GUNTER HADERSBERGER MARGUERITE BANKS SHARON WARD GLORIA SWITKO NANCY ARDITO GHJRGE MILLER VIRGIL EDWARDS AQUILA EDWARDS SECDND ROW ELINOR FINKLE ELEANOR HYZER EVELYN DE WITT KATHLEEN TURNER LEILA MC ADAMS CARYL HUTCHENS JANE ALLIO JOAN MEARS ANN KEHRLEY AGNES BACKMAN EVELYN ROSER THERESA S.EGONA MR WELTER THIRD ROW FREDERICK CLAYTON ROY HADDEN LEE WELLS GEORGE MEARS LOUIS KANNEGISER IDNALD COLAPINTO CHARLES DUTCHER EDWIN MEARS GHDRGE NEWMAN LED DAVIS RICHARD KRUPP WILLIAM NEWMAN CARLO GDIATEMPO ABSENT BETTY BERGIN ARTHUR JONES. CLASS ACTIVITIES Halloween Concesswns Assembly Program Penny Arcade Butch a one act comedy I-ht the Pm Hosts to Grahamsv111e's bas Bug Game ketball team Presldent Marguerxte Banks - Vxce Presldent Roy Hadden - ' Secretary Sharon Ward Treasurer Agnes Ward 32 'I ll-- - ' CLASS OFFICERS It ' 4 'Q I ' ....... ' 0 ,I A . ,.- -- , 1 f Egglalla Grade FIRST ROW MR MUHLIG ANN LOTTERER IDRIS CONKLIN MARGARET 0 CONNOR JOHN JOHNSTON JUDY MEYER CARL EDWARDS PATRICIA TERWILLIGER HELEN SEIDL IDROTHY NELSON PATRICIA ROSER AGNES DAVIS DONNA SCHWARTZ ARLINE WEITMAN SEKDND ROW PAUL TUTTLE l1AINE DE PUY MARIE CAAESSIS BETTY HODGE TALLULAH WILLIAMS SANDRA COLIN JEAN PETERSON JO ANN WHEAT JOAN MILLER WILMA TREMAIN BEATRICE TREMAIN JON DENMAN JAMES ROSF THIPD ROW JOSBRH BAKER DONALD BUTLER ROBERT HELLER LARRY SMITH RICHARD HENDRICKSON RICHARD SCURLOCX BRADLEY BAKER JOHN HOLL!-.NBECK JAMES GABUS CARL ROBKE JOHN GABUS ARTHUR FULLER RAYMOND CZAK ABSENT' CHARLES KEISER JEAN ROBERTS EDNA SIMMONS CLASS ACTIVITIES CTOBER 13 the Class of '55 vent to Cooperstown It so happened that this was the first class to take this trip Penny Toss Later, they presented a Radio Show as an Assembly t 1' CLASS OFFICERS A A President Patricia Terwilliger Vice President Carl Edwards Secretary Judy Meyer Treasurer Helen Sexdl 33 For their Halloween Concessions, they had Ride the Bronc and the ll ll ' ll 'u ' s ,A , . . . . . 5, Hg. .V A-'J-, H' . 1 feven lla Grade FIRST ROW MRS SRRIGGS ANN PUMPER ANN RDSEZR SHIRLEY SIMPSON EUGENE WOLCOTT STEPHEN JACOBS PATRICIA LARE BLANCHE HADDEN EDWARD SCHWARTZ BARBARA PAUL ELINOR MUSSON CLAUDE DAVIS ROSE MARIE WEBER JUDITH GOLD SHIRLEY HELMS SECOND ROW ROBERT CARLSJN BARBARA DUTCHER VIRGINIA MC GAR MANYA KEITDAANN JEANNE OOODFIELD LINDA ROSENTHAL CAROL PELTON MELISSA SIMMONS VERA HYZER ANNA YOUNG LILLIAN SARLES MARGFRY QUICK FLORENCE WELCH PETER MC KUNE PRED DQERY MR KING THIRD ROW GAIL OWEN FRED BANKS DONALD HINKLEY JAMES HOLLENBECK DANIEL PHJTON WAYNE EDWARDS RONALD NEWMAN WILLIAM DAVIS JOEL FISI ROBERT SARLES PAUL TUTTLE CARL SWITKO GEORGE LARE MERLE KNISE ABSENT PHILIP GORR MICHAEL STARKWEATHER ROSE RITCHIE FRED WALTER HILDA ROSS RICHARD YOUNG DANIEL RAFFERTY CLASS AC TIVITIES HE Class of 56 had for 1ts Halloween Concessxons, Horse Racmg and selhng candy a d cookxes Then thls class came out wxth a very or1g1nal mmstrel, No Sense nohow, whlch was put on as an assembly program They acted as hosts to the v1s1t1ng team of Narrowsburg and themr flnal achlevement was thexr trxp to Albany on March Z3 Presldent Secretary Secretary Treasurer 34 C LASS OFFICERS N 1ce Pres1dent la-J Vlce Presxdent Treasurer Barbara Paul Blanche Hadden Elxnor Mus son Patrzcxa Lare Claude Dav1s Stephen Jacobs cw I ' ' ll ' ll ' n . . . . . -- ,, . .I President .......... Edward Schwartz ,. I .......... N' fe A ,.... . . xf- . . 1' Y -........ . J' ,HW V K l K f , E E 1 4 'I ff ' x , ,,,., , , 1g,W N3 1 . ii' .A xxlb Ygdlfboofe fluff U 'A 4 1 2 vm srwlaunc mm SS FIRST ROI GEORGE INCENT MUNHALL CAROLINE, BRYAN lADVISER5 IARGARET OIEN V OR FIRST ROI ARTHUR IARD NORIAN BUCK ADVEBTI SING STAFF RGAG DON ALD BLUIE DAN XSL KRUPP SENND R01 DAVID 36 f ,ll 1'-4 641 9 5 Qld? le X D Y KS , jf. 7 u- . 1 , ,,..,,,, I I 1 . VV ---- . LS- : 5. -. X if J ' .f., , 1 , . I ' oh C2 Q ,Za do F' Q 0 , ., , nr' , ' ,.,. 'I . N fludknj gk hw 5 1' 7 . ' . L 5 -- 1 , A , 11 FIRST R012 KURT PAUL, IARY SIITH. CAROLINE GORR, GLORIA SIITKO, DAVID PDAG. SECOND ROR IDROTHY NELSTN, ROSE MARIE WEBER, MR. AVERY CADVISERH, JAMES AYER, ELI SHAPE, RONALD AYER, JOHN JOHNSTON, EUGENE WALCOTT. ci ,,, o 1. X A-., .'. L vb .' G' UL., I 4. . 1' ' ' . , f 5 1' ' ' 'J LET 'IO RIGHT: IARGO BANKS. IDRIS SHERWOD, BARBARA IOLCOTT, NANCY BENTON, IILLIAN DAUBEX. FRANK WELLS. JAMES GREEN. JANES BRANNIGAN. 37 d f femor Bm ug 9 -lj' LIP STRAUSS L S VREDENBURGH LI R MARY D AMIGJ MOND Bw AN JUUI1n BARBARA ROSD3 SHARDN FIRST ROW LOU LYMAN KURT PAUL PHYLLIS DU SECIJND ROV! MARY SMITH SHIRLEY GREEN PAUL D' AMICO JOAN BACKM GLEN PARKS LARRY SHAVER WILLIAM JOHNSTON CHARLDTTE OR-MAN THIRD ROW AGNES WARD R CARL EDWARDS ROBERT CARLSON VIRGIL EDWARDS FOURTH R01 SYLVIA BROOKS ELRNESTINE EMARIE WEBER JOHN JOHNSTON WILLIAM NEVIMAN GUNTER HADERSBERGER FREDERICK DING l1sS RUNGE HEL-H4 SEIDL EARL GORR VINCENT MUNHALL ERVIICZ RDSEMARIE 'NURSTE WARD RONALD AYER JOANNE WHEAT ROS ER LEO DAVIS MARGUERITE BANKS STAN AYER TIKJMAS WALKERVIICZ WILLIAM WALK GEDRGE MILL 'IRON WARD JAMES mnagggi,-I DIERY 1- n 1 m R PHYLLIS 'ITE SARLES ARD PHYLLIS AGNES WARD JEAN Uun BARBARA SARLES IDRR SHARON I mnsr now mxss fumes nosmuma wuasmz ou noun cmonlus norm wmv sumi Eswsa nm-Axorr' nus .moons sscouo now comma mnsnsasacsa Lao mms aaumm onus Amon uno www mu. man Busch summon mmm evans os IITT MARY muon ohm wsncu JOAN scrllmrz uoxus muoon umm nm emacs GLEN PARKS Louis xmuzorssa nouns cox.AP1N10 vwcau uurmm. .nuss BRANNIGAN BARBARA qopco-rr MAN: cmvam. cum mm: mum: aemucs cumw .som BRANNIGAN Sum A 5300145 MILLER SPENCER JANE ALLIO FRANCES SKVZZOV Chau, U fa I5 4 ,. ! nz -fg . ..R. ., 5. .Y I7 fumbr Band FIRST ROW MARY SCHLEIERNACHER JUDY SEB.-EY PAUL DEGCER MARGERY QUIGK ARTHUR VIELE FLOYD FJIERY ALLD4 BACKMAN SEGJND ROW JAMES BECKER LYNNE IDUGHREY DIANE ROMOLO JEAN SCHWARTZ I-LINOR MUS-NN JUDY KNISE SIIRLEY HELMS JOAN MC GAR MARY ANN Ill MOND JUDY RHEINHEIMER MICHAEL FISHER. THIRD ROW STEVEN FIQIMAN I-LMER EDWARDS LUCY ARDITO PATRICIA GINMINGS VICTOR DIESCHHZ LLOYD DAVIS BETTY ROLLETSCHEK ALVIN ROLLETSCHDC RAYMOND CZAK FOURTH ROW JAMES MILLER DANIEL EDWARDS KENNETH WILBUR GARY SHAVBE RICHARD GANNON WILLIAM I-'REDENBURG ANNA YOUNG ETTA SCHLEIERIACHER MBJISSA SIMMONS STANDING JAMES NSE LESTER FREDENBURG EDWARD VAN STEENBURG ARLENE EITMAN ANNE LOTTERER DORIS CONKLIN DONNA SCHWARTZ ROBERT HB.-LER IDROTHY NELSDN WILLIAM BAGKMAN LESTER YOUNG BRADLEY BAKER RICHARD SCURLOCK MISS RUNGE- FIRST ROW MARY SCHLEIERMACHER JUDY KNISE JUDY RHEINHEIMER JUDY KFLLY JOAN MC GAR. VIRGINIA ROGERS JOY BKJWN JOSBPHINE WARD JUDY SEB-'EY SITA SCHLEIERNACNB1 ARTHUR CARLSJN RICHARD HB-MS MICHAH- ARDITO PAUL DEGCER EUGENE BARNICOTT SENND ROW MARY ANN DU MOND JANET GRE!-34 NANCY JOHNSTON JOAN DAVIS CAROL HODGE CARLA OL-SB! JOAN HUTCHINS IDUGLAS SHAVER RONALD KEEINE. JAMES VEATCH LESLIE BANKS ROBERT MADISJN EDWARD MC KUNE WILBUR WARD FLOYD HER-Y MISS RUNGE THIRD ROW SUE SCURLOGC JUDY SCHWARTZ CAROL O NEILL BEVERLY LA PALM BETTY ROLL-ETSCHEK DORIS FREDENBURG ALICE EDWARDS BILLY WILLIAMS LESTER FREDBWURG RICHARD FRE DE!4BURG LEON MC GAR ROY WALTON EDWARD VAN STEBIBURG ALVIN ROLLETSCHDC Umor Chou, A Q . - Z . . . W A lv 0. :J 1 ' Aww I is I CF ,' Y Y . 39 Library Club FXRST RDI PHYLLIS HUSCH JOAN BRANNIGAN JOANNE WHEAT JOAN BEARS EVELYN ROSER ARLENE WEITNAN Bn ,7- Q ,f.! i SECOND R01 B11 SHAFF THIRD ROW JEAN PETERSDN MISS KNOLL LIBRARIAN JOHANNES HURBANFX OTTERER AGNES BACKMAN COLIN HELEN SEXDL ANN L ,. 1 as vm snzexnauac. mass ammcm AARON IARD Om?- SECOND ROI LARRY SHAVER RONALD AYEP- 4 PIQOZOCQVQPIW b 1 ' lun kg A .1 , I , . my-. , Jw... , LIN, , , . 1 , , .......x 5 1 ig 5 , xi ' A X 1 1 Q. ' 44 X .H ,bt Af' 1' Club BEAR! 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