Margaretville Central High School - Log Yearbook (Margaretville, NY)

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'45 45 1 '11 , . ' W- 1 'P 'J'-'Hg' V.,.:,. - .1,,F-. I ,, ,, ',' ' -'1,V ' 'if gm.: rj' .1lr'I'a'm 5i:,y4'w':GiL1ZgT,,2i 'Lu' 'C . m' !-- :J Q MGM' ' 1' V- X, ,'lEha1'm if 5 . U 'f' 'nw ..- , , 5LL'F,mf2i . ,H-, E' ' '!, 35k'L . E X gk GEM I f ff V fgyixg , 'XT '1 293 Qi, EX LIBRIS A . . A S THE 1949 L 0 MARGARETVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL Margarelville, New York B0ARDfH7EDUCMH0N Lrft fu right-Elton Shaver, Raymond Murray, Howard Davis, Dr. liavanaugh, Orson Haynes, Zena Travis, William Miller, Harry Odell, Margaret 'l'hmnpson. FACULTY liirsf row, lfff In rig!!!-lVliss Klappcr, Miss Sturnicr, Miss Bushnell. Miss Valentino, Miss Truycr, Miss Wollif, Miss Connell, Mrs. Ccrquozzi, Miss McNitt, Miss Mahoney. Svrond row, lrfi to rigylif-Mrs. Marks, Miss Wloofl, Miss Hawkins. Mrs. Faulkner, Miss Schlafcr, Mrs. Jensen, Miss Storm, Miss Ritter, Miss Faulkner, Miss Murphy, Mrs. Tuttle. Third row, lvft to riglzl-Mrs. Matalavagc, Mr. Geary, Mr. Holclriclge, Mr. Shaver, Mr. Matalavagc, Mr. Nary, Mr. Soper, Mr. Neff, Miss Mink. 4 The 19-19 Log g Z' was Eff: Xi, f Z FZI I I 9 Z Li CLASSES QSENIORS DVWNALD BAILLAIRGE- Don Big Indian Archery Club 43 Secretary of Home Room 3. 'iLife is a jest and all things show it3 I thought so once, and now I know it. LYNN BRUCE- Mouse Margaretville Secretary-treasurer 13 Vice-president Student Association 13 Secretary Student Association 23 Dramatics 23 Rifle Z3 Chefs club 33 Archery club 1, 43 Log 4g Junior Councilg Senior Council3 President Home Room 3g Dance club 3, 43 Christmas Play 43 Visual Aid Z, 3, 4. There is moderation even in excess. WILLIAM BURGIN- Bill Margaretville 4-H Club 13 Dramatics 1, 33 Dance Club 4g Editor Log 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 County Music Festival 43 Fall Play 2, 3, 43 Prize Speaking 33 Football Man- ager 33 Basketball Manager 33 Visual Aid 2, 3, 4. I love fools experimentg I'm always making them. SHIRLEY EGLINGER- Shyrl Margaretville Home Room representative lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 County Music Festival 43 Fall Play 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Girl Scouts 13 Dance club 3, 43 Library 33 Gym club 1, 23 Sewing club 43 Megaphone 2, 3, 43 Log 2, 3, 43 Keyhole 2, 3, 43 Editor Keyhole 43 Class Typist 4. Pleasant and tall and a smile for all. ALLEN FAIRBRAIN- Brud Dry Brook 4-H club 1, 2, 3g F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Assembly Monitor 2, 3, 43 Chef's club 3, 4, Rifle 2g Fall Play 43 Chorus 4g Log 4g Secre- tary F.F.A. 43 Megaphone 1. To be awake is to be alive. HAROLD GARRISON- Gary Dry Brook Chefs club 33 Rifle club 3, 4. Ah, why should life all labor be. EMIL GROCHELL- Newt Kelly Corners Home Room Representative 43 Marching club 33 Fall Play 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Welding club 4. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. PETER HILL- Pete Margaretville President Student Association 43 President Class Z3 Home Room Representative 33 Junior Councilg Senior Councilg Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Captain Football 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain Basketball 4g Baseball 2, 3, 43 All-Star Basketball Tournament 33 All-Star Baseball Tournament 33 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President F.F.A. 1, 23 Gym club 23 Chefs club 2, 33 Log 43 Rifle club 13 Christmas play 43 Dance club 4. The only trouble with school is that it interferes with my athletic career. WILLIAM KAVANAUGH- Bill Margaretville Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Cross Country 33 Captain All-Star J. V. Basketball 23 All-Star Baseball 33 Basketball All-Star Tournament 33 Dance club 3, 43 Chefs club 13 Assembly Monitor 43 Log 3, 43 Megaphone 33 Keyhole 43 Boy Scouts lg Prize Speaking 23 Chorus 3g Christmas Play 43 Senior Council 43 Home Room Representative 23 Vice-Presi- dent Class 33 State Representative High Salesman of Magazine Campaign 1. 'tThe only thing I hate is gossip. WARD KEATOR- Ward Kelly Corners Assembly Monitor 23 Chefs club 2, 3, 43 Marching club 33 Dramatics 1, 4g Fall Play 43 Christmas Play 43 Boy Scouts 3. The only way to have a friend is to be one. The 1949 Log SENIORS YALE LADENHEIM- Jerry Margaretville Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Band 2, 35 County Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Music Festival Solo 35 Dance club 45 Log 2, 45 Empire Boys State 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Manager Football 15 All-Star Baseball 35 Deleware County All-Star Baseball 35 Assembly Monitor 25 Captain Magazine Campaign 4. In all the sports he does excel. Baseball and Football equally well. MARLENE LEWIS- Judy Margaretville Dramatics Club 25 Girl Scouts 15 Gym club 35 4-H club 15 Chorus 15 Library Club 2, 45 Megaphone 45 Senior Play 45 Log 4. A good laugh is sunshine anywhere. RICHARD MARRIOTT- Dick Margaretville Band 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Chefs Club 3, 45 Rifle Club 2. Begone dull cares, thou and I will never agree. ANNA MARSICOM Anna Margaretville Chorus l, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Concert Mistress Or- chestra 35 Band 25 Drum Majorette 1, 2, 35 County Music Clinic 2, 3, 45 Music Festival Solo 35 Dramatics club 1, 35 Megaphone 2, 3, 45 Keyhole 45 Production Manager Keyhole 45 Girl Scouts 15 Prize Speaking 35 Log 45 Dance Club 3, 45 Sewing Club 45 Play Day 35 State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Though small in size, she accomplishes much. EMILY MCCUMBER-'lRed Margaretville Keyhole 2. 45 Megaphone 1, 2, 3, 45 Log 3, 45 Dramatics club 1, 2, 35 Sewing Club 45 Library club 35 President Library Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 County Music Clinic 45 Fall Play 2, 35 Treasurer class 25 Captain Magazine Campaign 4. 'Tm saddest when I sing. EDWARD MEISTER- Ed Hubble Hill From Dumont High School in New Jersey. Dance club 45 Weldiiig club 45 Gym club 4. I'd rather be a failure than the man who never tried. KENNETH MILLER- Ken Margaretville Marching club 35 Dance club 3, 45 Football 3. Deeds, not words impress. ROBERT ROWE- Bob Arkville Advertising Chairman Senior Class5 Chefs Club Z5 Football Z, 35 Megaplzone 35 Art Editor Megaphone 35 Marching club 35 Gym club 35 Dance club 4. The secret of life is in art. DOUGLAS SANFORD- Doug New Kingston Rifle club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Z, 3, 45 Basketbball 3, 45 Chefs club 2, 3, 4. VVe would all be idle if we could. THOMAS SMITH- Tom Margaretville Fall Play 3, 45 Dramatics 35 Prize speaking 2, 3, 45 junior Council5 Football 35 Baseball 3, 45 Dance Club 45 Mega- phone 1, 3, 45 Log 3, 45 Keyhole 45 Rifle club Z, 35 Presi- dent Rifle club 35 Home Room Representative 1, 35 Christ- mas Play 4. The World knows nothing of its greatest men. The 1949 Log 'SENIORS MARY STEWART- Stew Dry Brook Dramatic club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Library club 3, 45 Keyhole 45 Log 3, 45 Megaphone 3, 45 Business Manager Mega- phone 45 Senior Council 45 Secretary Class 4. Sighed over many, loved only one. WARREN TODD- Teddy Dry Brook Dramatics club 1, 45 Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 35 Chorus 2. 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 4H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-president class 15 Fall Play 45 Business manager Magazine Campaign 45 Megaphone 45 Manager Log 4. He speaketh not, yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. BARBARA TRAVER- Barb Arkville Junior Council5 Class Treasurer 35 Orchestra Z, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3. 45 County Music Clinic 45 Log 2, 3, 45 Megaphone 1, 2, 3, 45 Editor Megaphone 45 Keyhole 3, 45 Dance club 4: Girl Scouts 15 Play Day 35 Fall Play 3, 45 Christmas Play 45 Dramatics Z. Nature has given us two ears but only one mouth. LEONARD UTTER- Len Millbrook F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Monitor 1, 2, 3, 45 Chefs club 45 Vice- president F.F.A. 45 Rifle club 45 Log 4. Studies were not meant for me. DORIS SA VANBEN SCHOTEN- Rissa Margaretville Vice-President and Secretary Class 15 junior Council5 Business Manager Student Association 45 Cheerleading 1, Z, 3, 45 Play Day 25 Log 1, 3, 45 Keyhole 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Gym club 1, 25 Library club 1, 25 Dance club 3, 45 Megaphone 2, 45 Fall Play l5 Christmas Play 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 County Music Clinic 3, 45 State Music Festival 2, 3, 4. A winning way, a friendly smile, in all a girl well worth while. DOROTHY WILLIAMS- Dot Margaretville Home Room President 1, Class Secretary 25 Home Room Secretary 35 Treasurer Student Association 35 Secretary County Student Association 35 junior Council5 Senior Coun- cil5 Treasurer Class 45 Log 1, 3, 45 Keyhole 1, 2, 3, 45 Mega- phone l, 2, 3, 45 Gym club l, Z5 Library club 25 Dramatics 1, Z, 35 Girl Scouts 15 Dance club 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 State Music Festival Z5 County Music Clinic 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3. 4. She enters into work and play in the same good natured friendly way. The 1949 Log Class History In September of 1945, we entered the Freshman Class, and we felt quite proud that we were now a part of Senior High School. On a certain dreaded Friday, 45 trembling Freshmen were initiated by the Seniors. The girls wore baggy dresses, high heels, unmatched knee socks, hair up on one side and down on the other, and makeup on one side of the face and not on the other. The boys had their shirts on backwards and inside out, pants rolled up to their knees and different colored socks. They wore makeup on their face and bandanas on their heads. They were not allowed to use the front stairs during this week, and whenever we met a Senior we had to bow and address him or her as Lord or Lady. If it were necessary for us to enter into their room, we had to remove our shoes and back into the room. The dread we had felt in advance of Initiation swiftly subsided after we realized that it was just in fun. We obeyed their rules and really enjoyed ourselves. As our group was divided in two sections, two sets of officers were chosen. Those elected in Miss Petrovits' room were: President, Gordon McMurray, Vice-President and Secretary, Dorissa VanBenschoten 3 Treasurer, Marjorie tWilliams 5 Homeroom representative, Tom Smith. The Freshmen under Mr. Brockelected the following officers: President, Dorothy Williams, Vice-President, Warren Todd, Secretary and Treasurer, Lynn Bruce, Homeroom representative, Shirley Eglinger. Lynn Bruce was elected Vice-President of the Student Association. Another term passed, and found us in the Sophomore homeroom. We now consisted of 30 members. Mr. Bishop and Miss Petrovits were our class advisors. Election for class officers resulted as follows: President, Peter Hill 3 Vice-President, Albert Trowbridge, Secretary, Dorothy Williamsg Treasurer, Emily McMumber. The homeroom representatives were Bob Peet and Bill Kavanaugh. When we returned, there were 27 members. We were supervised by Mrs. Soper and Miss Hamilton. We had our first high school dance November Z in the gym. Now, at last, we have reached the goal we have looked forward to for so long. We are Seniors. We are assigned to Mrs. Matalavage's room. The class has dwin- dled down. Our Senior Council consists of Peter Hill, Mary Stewart, Lynn Bruce, Dorothy Williams and William Kavanaugh. We have initiated the Freshmen, re- membering when we were in the same spot four years ago. To secure funds for our Senior Trip, we sponsored a very successful junior Prom, we hold bake sales, dances, a carnival, and hope to have a spaghetti supper and card parties. We have yet to look forward to our Senior essays, the Senior trip, and Class Night. On june 30 we will graduate. Although we will be leaving school, memories of all the fun we have had during our school years will always be with us. The 1949 Log Class Prophecy Don Baillairge has recently replaced Ed- gar Hoover as head of the F.B.I. and is cur- rently working on the Pretty Boy Pete case. Mrs. Jerry Ladenheim, the former Shirley Eglinger, is now living in a New York City penthouse, while her husband plays baseball. jerry Ladenheim has just signed to play third base for the New York Yankees. Miss Anna Marsico is a Powers model in New York and is still looking for a buddy. Bill Kavanaugh is now with the New York Knickerbocker professional basketball team, using his patented hook shot. Miss Barbara Traver is driving the ambu- lance for Bellevue Hospital in New York. In her spare time she is nursing. Mrs. Bill Taylor, the former Mary Ste- wart, is residing in Dry Brook, raising foxes. Pete Hill is busy delivering milk in Andes, having taken over the business from his broth- er. Emily McCumber is the chief soda-jerk in Parson's Drug Store, and still getting things balled up. Bill Burgin is the radio and television an- nouncer at WNBC. Emil Grochell has rejoined the army and is still slaving for his corporal's stripes. Bob Rowe has replaced Norman Rockwell as top painter of Saturday Evening Post cov- ers. Lynn Bruce is the current manager of Todd's garage in Fleischmanns, selling Fords. Eddie Meister is now a salesman for Austin cars. He is the chief competitor of Lynn Bruce. 10 Gary Garrison is the rifle instructor at the Paris Island Marine Base. Allen Fairbairn and Warren Todd are com- petitors for the honors in cattle judging at the Walton Fair. Major Ken Miller has just returned from his fifth mission to Moscow, where he is teach- ing Marshal Stalin how to Lindy Dorissa VanBenschoten has just been ap- pointed Secretary of Treasury of the United Statesg former experience: Business Manager of Margaretville Central School Student As- sociation. Dot Williams has just been appointed cheer- leading instructor at West Point. Tom Smith has just returned to MCS as instructor of dramatics. His friends will sym- pathize with him, as his contract also calls for his teaching of 2 classes of Latin. Judy Lewis has just been signed up with Jimmy Lynch and his Hell Drivers, and will make her first public exhibition tomorrow night at Kelly Corners. Doug Sanford, upon completion of his army career as basketball star of West Point, has been hired by the Academy as coach of their offensive team. Ward Keator is at present petitioning Henry Ford Il for a new transmission for his Model T truck. Leonard Utter is organizing the Utter Taxi Agency, which will run between Huckleberry Brook and Margaretville. Dick Marriott has taken over the Sunoco Gas Station on Main Street. The 1949 Log The Last and Testament of the Class of '49 I, Donald Baillairge, will my quiet, subdued way to Evelyn Young. I, Lynn Bruce, will my careful driving to Bud Eckert. I, William Burgin, will my role in the annual Fall Play to Dawn Archibald. I, Shirley Eglinger, will my hair-do's to Coach to help him advise others as he did me. I, Allen Fairbairn, will my farming ability to John Goupil. I, Harold Garrison, will my knowledge of English to Mr. Nary. I, Emil Grochell, will my promptness to Duane Gillespie. I, Peter Hill, will my athletic ability to Walter Ramp. I, William Kavanaugh, will my basketball ability to Charles Eglinger. I, Ward Keator, will my personality to Ray Edwards. I, Yale Ladenheim, will my batting average to Clark Tyler. I, Marlene Lewis, will my ability to dance to all eager Junior High beginners I, Emily McCumber, will my ability to sing to Lorraine Finch. I, Richard Marriot, will my constant complaining about everything and any- thing to Doris Lukow. I , Anna Marsico, will my ability-to M.C.S. I, Edward Meister, will my city dialect to Bob Burger. I, Kenneth Miller, will my curly hair to Bud Trowbridge. I, Robert Rowe, will my ability to have art work in on time to Anna Balcom. I, Douglas Sanford, will my attendance at Class activities to Patricia Shaver. I, Thomas K. Smith, will my ability to make cracks in class, and to not annoy the teachers to Roy Lee Leonard. I, Mary Stewart, bestow upon Helen Birdsall the honor of being first engaged. I, Warren Todd, will my systematic way of doing things to Bill McGarvey. I, Barbara Traver, will my slouch to Jimmy Sperling if he can find a place to wear it. I, Leonard Utter, will my F.F.A. jacket to Dave Taylor. His ought to be worn out by now. I, Dorissa VanBenschoten, will my ability to pull shifts to Ann Wilbur. I, Dorothy Williams, will my cheerleading ability to Pat Delameter. We, the members of the Senior Class, will our ability to annoy teachers and have them still love us to the junior Class. I I 1 The 1949 Log 11 I-LI P I-I-I Z nc O Z LU cn Talent Mistake orst W ard Bzvw Nickname III w.2 E'-S5 :nU E mio UGS PDE I-4 rs U 9. c: bw E '5 ..': EE? IJILQLY.. E -S .M av? 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Our conceit was soon taken out of us hy the Seniors during Freshman lnitiation. The girls wore wool socks over shoes, table-cloth sarongs, large green crepe paper hows, no make-up or jewelry, uncomhed hair and paper bag hats. The lnoys wore wool socks over shoes, make up, jewelry and paper bag hats. VVith this, we had to carry out any order given by our Senior inastcrsffsuch as carrying trays and hooks. NVe were all glad to welcome Friday, as then we were to dress up. That evening a dance was given in our honor. Thus ended the dreaded ordeal of Freshman Initiation. The election of officers and the annual parties followed throughout the year. The following fall we returned to school as gay, young sophomores. Our year as sophs', proved to he a very successful one for us. Dur- ing this year, we sponsored our first dance. In The 1949 Log the spring, plans were made and carried out for a Sophomore Carnival which also proved successful. At the end of the year, after dues were collected and all our profit added up, our hopes for a Senior trip once more came into view. This year, as juniors, we think of ourselves as upper classmeu, each day getting closer to our goal-graduation. This year we are di- vided into two homerooms. These are the art room under the supervision of Miss Troyer, and 209 under Miss Mink. Our junior Council is composed of the fol- lowing meinhersi l'resident, Ray lfdwards, Vice President, .loan Rowe, Secretary, Roy Lee Leonard, with our tifth memlaer heing Clark Tyler. VVC are all looking forward to the planning and sponsoring of the Junior Prom. 13 First row, lrff to 1'igln'4K. Hillriegel, P. Shaver, F. Bennet, J, Laughman, H. Faulkner, R. l.ange. I. Wlilbur, E. Scott, R. Sanford, A. Balcom, V. Curtis. Second row, lcf! to rigIzt4Mr. Nary, H. Hoffmairj. Sanford, G. Mackey, A. Ackerley, P. Dclameter, D. Archibald, C. Ziegler, A. Smith, B. Burger, Miss lylahoney. Third row, left to 1'ffl1If?D. Gillespie, P. Periera, A. Thompson, L. lieator, 1. Ingles, L. Balcom, R. Bcards- ley, C. Trowbridge, J. Eisele. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY ln 1948 we entered lligh School only to face the ordeals of Initiation.The girls wore slacks held up with rope. One pant leg was turned up. Un that leg we wore men's socks with a garter. No shoes were allowed. Mens shirts with ties were donned along with a l1lZl11'5 hat, with our hair piled underneath. Boys came with aprons, dresses, hats and make-up. During that year we put on a successful bake-sale. Half the class was under the direction of Mr. Matalavage, the other under Miss Connell. The class officers were: President. Alan Thompsong Secretary, Yvonne llerrickg Treasurer, Kath- 14 leen llillriegel. VVe enjoyed many parties to- gether. Wie entered our Sophomore year under the direction of Mr. Nary and Miss Mahoney. So far we have had a Halloween and Christ- mas party. After the XValton game on Uec. lO we sponsored a very successful dance. Con- stables' orchestra played. The Sophomore class officers this year are: President, Holm Langg Vice l'resident. Yvonne llerriekg Secretary, Ilillis Faulkner: Treasur- er, .lim Wlilhur. llome room representative is Alan Thompson and his alternate is Duane Gillespie. The 1949 Lag Iiirsf raw, Irff lo riglzl-H. jones, A. Storey, E. Osterhoudt, L. Finch, J. Slade, R. Hubbell, A. Wilbur, C. Lcming, D. Hull, B. Todd. T. Taylor. Sccofzd row, left to right-Mr. Matalavage, D. Lukow, E. Tome, N. Roberts, E. Garrison, P. Hill, M. Cow- an, J. Peck, M. XYinnic, E. Shultis, D. Graham, Miss Connell. Third row, lvff to rfyln'-K. Burger, G. Meister, G. Buckalew, J. VVilliams, N. Pirie, J. Sperling, W. Ramp, I. DeSilva, J. Goupil, E. Brannen, R. VVinnie. Fmzrilz row, Inf! fo right-C. McCann, F. Barringer, F. Kittlc, E. Vermilyea, P. Sanford, J. Clark, R. Kava- naugh, O. lickert, R. Sprague, H. Dougherty, R. Willianis. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY VVe entered school in September, l948, very proud that we were at last Freshmen in high school. Wie were divided into two rooms, the advanced science under Miss Connell, and the elementary science under Mr. Matalavage. The following officers were elected in Mr. Matalavages room: President-Bob Hubhelg Vice President-David Crawford 3 Secretary- Mary Cowan, and TreasurerfAnn Willier. In Miss Connell's room the oliicers elected were: President-Doris Hull, Vice President-Joyce Slade, Secretary-john Goupilg and Treasur- er-Bob Kavanaugh. VV e elected Carol Leming the homeroom representative, and Norman Pirie the alternate. Freshmen Initiation came about three weeks after school started. The girls were seen around school with their dresses inside out and back- wards, hair in a minimum of ten rags, one silk Thr 1949 Log stocking and one ankle sock, and two different shoes. The first day they wore rouge on one cheek and no other make-up. The second day they added rouge on the other cheek, and third day lipstick on one half of their lips, and the fourth day they added lipstick on the other half. The boys were seen wearing feed bags, neck- ties, their pants rolled up above the knees, and two different shoes. They had one silk stocking and one ankle sock. Their hair was parted in the middle with a long stocking hanging down their backs. VVe all had to wear signs saying we were the lowly servant of mistress or master: so and so. No freshmen were allowed to use the main stairs. All during the day we were seen carrying the senior's books in the halls and bowing to the seniors. This kept up until Fri- day when we all dressed up. During the year each homeroom had a Hallo- ween and Christmas party. 15 SEVENTH GRADE lfirsf row, left In riglzt-S. Doho, J. Quackenbush, S. Aekerley, J. Birdsall, j. Marriott, E. Murphy, G. Finch, E. Hylander. A. Spencer, M. Bennett, L. Reynolds, O, Todd, C. McCann, Scrmzd row, left to right-Miss Hawkins, Y. Gallant, L. Frasier, L. Logwin, B, Decker, P. De Silva, B. Scott, B. Cowan, M. Sankavitch, M. Melntosh, S. Barber, NV. Burlarley, S. Brannen, P. lieardsley, Miss XVolff. Tllird Vow, left fu rigflzf-li. Psarndakis, G. Davis, R. Slack, R. Arkerley, F. Hosier, C. Hillriegel, XY. John- son, M. Wlolcott, G. Lane, R. Beardsley, R. Rosa. lfnzzrfh row, left to rigfIzt4A, Rosa, M. Balcom, C. Spencer, R. Archibald, R. Singer, C. Finch, B. Baker, D. Corseh, F. Haynes, R. Sperling, F. Hall, R. Hamnlon, XV. Shnltis, L. George. EIGHTH GRADE lfirsi 1'fm',lefffu riyln'-D. Finch, B. Holden, E. Storey, S. Kelly, E. Fairhairn, M. Rolle, C. McCann, li. J Lurger. S. Davis, R. Hull, G. Adee. .S'erm1d1'0w,left fo riylzf-Mrs. Jensen, L. Sanford, M. Mackey, V. Rowe. D. McLaughlin, Haynes, Stevens, L. Davis, E. Maxim, A. Morris, R. Barkman, L. Mead, E. Hall, Miss Storm. Third 7'U'ZQ', left to Tlflllfgli. DeSilva, C. Balcom, L. Baker, H. Fairhairn, M. XN'ranovies, R. Singer, C. lig- linger, R. Kimball, R. Herrick, C. Finch, J. Hill, E. Tumminello, B. Beardsley, R. Elliott, R. Barkman. 16 The 1949 Log KINDERGARTEN-SECOND Firxf rlfyv. lrft fu a'z'!fI11f'fW', Slznle, R. Shultis. E. Ackerley, A. Babcock. R. Robbins, L. Hnll. R Vining K Babcock N Frcy J. Frjn1ckuni:ik. Svmlrfl mio, lvft ta vigil! D. DeSilva, C. Vim Kenren, B. Lashcr, L. Conklin, D. Miller E, Szinforrl IJ, lJcSilva, Il. lxittlc, ll. Dcckcr. E. Jnmlge, D. De Yann. Third row, Irft to ri1111tfG. Bush, E Vermilyea P Ilovl Ri Yan BVCHSLIIIUUSTI Ly Sznifnrml. lf NL-IT. li. XNYICIQIIIIIII. C'. Bush, M. VVickhznn, V. Sopcr, D. Cowan, S. Mcfomcs. Miss Valentine. l n1rrtll row. lvft to rig111!fBliss McNitt. J. lJeI.1.niy,:, M, Scuilrlcr, G. XVICRIIZIFII, R. Barber, D. NCVVCUIIIIJC, S. Merclmnt. J. frogan. M, Snnfurrl, P. Fra-y. Ii. .Xckerln-y, E. Fairbairn, G. Eppenbacli, A. Montanya, C. Toilnl, Miss Schlafer. Fifflz row, lvff to P'1-IIIIYYW. George, R. Mattincw, ll. Syvvsrtson, G. Platt, P. Murlwliy. J. VVilliams, S. Murphy. K. Day, R. Sanford, C. Balcom, J. Mead. I. Fairbairn, G. flosc. ll. Sznifurvl. li. I.nn'rcnce. Gavcttc. .S'i.rH1 row, Iuft to right -Miss Klzipper, E. Lewis. L. Teller, L. Dougherty, W. Van licnrcn. ll. l.awrvnce, A. Davis. F. Fairlwairn. G. Reynolds, H. Sraguc. R. Uziscy, W. Hosier, R. Bush. D. Balcom, Miss Stnrmer. Sll I'l'llffI rnrv. lrft fu riill1t fR. Tuttle. E. Oliver, II. Roberts, II. Mead, F. Tuttle. A. lirannen, G. Dolrsa, G. Close. G. Finch, R. Torlfl. YV. Stivctma. SECOND-FOURTH GRADE Firxf mtv, Iuft tu right-f C. XVIIUIIICEIIOY, R. George, S. Hoiier, F. Mcfumhcr, J. Harris. R. Kittle, D. Bush, T. Squires, V. Ingram, l'. Aelzmis. VV. Miller. Sfraizd raw, lvft ra 'right--N. Dubuvcck. P. Scully, M. Fairbairn. J. Eppenlxach. I.. Telles, R. VYolcott. V. Buflarlcy, E. Sanford, L. Cowan, M. Scott, I.. Finch, S. Stznige. Third row, Inf! to 1'l'HI1lI'7F. Sprague, D. Squires. B Spa-nc:-r I Chrk B Yeff I3 Corsch R Stouteuburgh J Trowbrirl e I' Tairlyiirn R Dou he-rtv B C T . . .. . . .. , . 1 . , . , . ' g, '. f . . g . uwan. J. aylor, NI. Tn'cemlir.IlI1's. Marks. 170111111 rufv, lvft to right-Mrs. Faulkner. M. Sanford. F. Fairbairn, G. Balcom, L. Barnhart, C. 'airchilcl. lf. Fairbairn. Ill. Thompson, L. Syvertscn, T. Dobo. L. Spencer, l'. Fry, C. Fairchild, ll, Bush, L Revns I, Sc ' I'i'1 A ll! nnrcs. 'ffl mic, Iwff ia 1-111 f--l.. llamway, R. Burlarley. R. Roberts, R, Montnnya, R. Aclec. J. I-lusicr. C. Thomson. 'L'.i,NIc: F1 C' Sh li' IJ Nlcul I Nlill I FA ' .nn. . , u is. .. fz , .. . cr. .. ix. S1.1'tlz1'aw, lrfttoriqht--Miss Murphy, C Mcfann F Vermilve-'1 ,I i'l'n'k D 'NIcl.ean. Il, Szxnkavitcll. M. XYICIQIIIIIH, G. Fairbairn, V. Mcarl, A. Tmlcl, E. Sfcvens. Jcnscnl, Slicer: Rabcock., lurscli. .Siwzvfztli rm.-, Ifft to riyfliif-l'. Birflsall, J. Close, T. Balcmn, D. Robertson, G. VVillian1s, B. Squires, C. Brannon, R. Conan. R. Arclnbalcl. D. Vining, E. Ugi, B. Hodge. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES lfirsf row, left lo right-A. Haynes, E. Mackey, R. Sprague, S. Murphy, A. Dougherty, N. Long, B. Finch, C. Shaver, D. Hull, S. Thompson, N. Merritt. .blt'l'0l!ll 1'1m',lvfffn rigl1l4Mrs. Cerquozzi, F. Fairbairn, Ci. lngles, I. Smith, R. Burbin, D. Bronson, G. Lewis, D. Gral1an1,A. Fairbairn, L. Kleis. H. Moran, H. XYilliams, G. George, H. Bouton, J. Todd, Mrs. Tuttle. Tlll-l'!l row, left to rigl1t4B. Sanford, V. VVolcott, D. Pereira, B. Close, D. McLaughlin, J. Hadden. L. Ramp, B. Sprague, G. Herrick, M. Adee. I. Dougherty, A. 'Wranovics, J. Hadden, M. Eisele. Iiourlli rote, left lo rigl1ffM. Peterson, VY. Laughman, G. Kelly, E. Dietrick, R. Elliott, L. Aprea, T, Trowbridge, C. Crandall, L. johnson, H. DeSilva, L. Davis, R. Fairbairn, V. Fairbairn, E. Fairbairn. ARKVILLE First row, left to rlgylzl-H. Babcock. L. Johnson, E. Roberts, L. Bush, L. Robbins. H. liighmey, N. Roio. Second row, left In right-M. Psarudakis, B. DeLong, R. Germond, R. jenkins. V. DeLong, M. Johnson, M. Roberts, J. Pultz, A. Hylancler. Third row, left to 'right-Mr. Shultis, Decker, E. Merchant, A. Griflin, V. Sny- der, I. Ebert, S. Caswell, l. Decker. C. Babcock. G. Roberts, J. Eighmey, M. Decker. Miss Redmond. 1 mu'Ilz row, left to rigl1f!R. Merchant, A. Roio, G. Snyder, R. Mattino, E. Speansburgh, J. Moran, R. Germond, li. Robbins, I. Psarudakis, M. Tumminello, G. Caswell. 18 The 1949 l.0g BELLAYRE AND ARENA lfimf mmm lrff fn right-S. Duliois, P. Carter, M. Becker, M. Butler. A. Storey. D. Fuller, J. Fairbairn, C Slicer, l. Green. Svrmzzl mzv, lr-ft tu riglzf-Mrs. Carter, S. l1ral1am,D. Lane, L. Fairbairu, Hillriegcl, M. Bcardslcy, H Hillricgcl. D. Hammoucl. Ramp, K. Ploutz, ll. Murphy, G. Storey. Mrs. VHl1B61lSClIOtCll. Third nrzv, lvft fn rigllf-L. Fairhairu, R. Hammoml, L. Sladc, J. Fairlmairu. T. Storey, M. Bucrgc, G. Hill ricgcl, R. Slack, li. Sliccr, R. Russell, R. Slack, A, Rosa, Mrs. Park. HERE MIDST THE ROLLING CATSKILLS Thr' 1949 Loy ff fl X 4 'Q X S M xr THLETIC FOOTBALL lfirsf row, lvft to rigflzfgli. Edwards, XV. Mcfjarvcy, R. Hill, B. Eckert, A. Tlwmpsou, J. Ladcnheim. Srvmzd Brow, Ivff fn riglzf-R. Williams, J. VYillia1ns, R. Kavauaugll, C. Tyler. XV. Burgiu, D. Taylor, J. Goupil, H. l EltlllillL'I'. Mr. Nt-ff. BASEBALL first row, iff? tu Vlffjlfflxlf. Nuff, A. Tlmmnpsml. NV. Mcfiarvcy, R. Edwarcls, J. Laclenheim, NV. lqZiV21ll3.llgll, P. Hill, D. Gillcspic. Smwzd row, lvfl fo riylzt-P. Sanfurcl, J. Guupil, J. NVilliams, L. Rcatur, C. Tylcr, NV. Burgin, l.. Utter, NV. Todd. Y'l1inlz'u-rv, luf! fu rfyflzf-D. Graham. R. Lange. J. Vlfilhur, C. Ziegler. D- Sallffirfl, J. Sanford, R. Sprague. N. NVillia1nS. 22 The 1949 Lug FOOTBALL M.C.S. had a very successful season in football this year, winning five games and losing two. All the boys played fine ball, due to their training under Coach Neff. This training and hard work, both on the part of the team and the coach, brought good results. The scores of the games were: M.c.s .i..........,....,.,, 64 K.c.s ..............,...,.. 21 1v1.c.s .....e,.,........,... 18 F.H.s .... M.c.s .,,....., ........ 4 0 D.c.s ...................., 22 M-C-5 ----'-------w--.A---a 14 F-H5 ---- M.c.s .,..,,... ..,..... 5 o A.c.s ............,........ zo M-C-5 '---'---e '--'-'---' 29 E-C5 -- Mes .i,,..... .,...,.c 4 o D.c.s ....i.,.............. 14 Total 255 158 BASKETBALL MCS is having a very successful basketball season. The varsity team holds first place in league standing not having been defeated in league play. Three hard fought, closely contested games have been lost to Oneonta and Andes. At the time this material was completed we still had the sec- tional games to play. Margaretville .................. Fleischmanns... Margaretvllle ..........,,...... Delhi ........ Margaretville ..,,.............. 41 Windham .,........ Margaretville Andes ....,. Margaretville ...,........,..,.. 33 Oneonta ..,..... Margaretville Walton ........... Margaretville .,................ 63 Stamford .......... Margaretville Fleischmanns Margaretville ....,.......,..... 50 Margaretville .........,,....... Margaretville .......1.......... 60 Margaretville .,..........,..... Margaretville .....,.......... Margaretville ........,.....,,,, Walton .....,.,,. Andes ..,,..............., ........., South Kortright ..........,, Oneonta .,..........,,......,...... Windham .......... Downsville ....,,. Margaretville .................. South Kortright BASEBALL Margaretville had a highly successful 1948 baseball season, winning twelve and losing six. The team was well balanced, with a defensive infield and a hard-hitting outfield. The starting nine were as follows: Allan Thompson, left field and catcherg Bill Mcfiarvey, third and pitcherg Ray Edwards, shortstop, jerry Ladenheim, third base and pitcherg Ed Sweeney, catcherg Pete Hill, first baseg Bill Kavanaugh, center fieldg Duane Gillespie, second base, Leonard Faulkner, right field. The scores of all the games, which includes nan-scheduled games were: Margaretville ....1....... Fleischmaiinsn.- ......,............ Margaretville ........,.,. Downsvilleu., Margaretville ..,..,...... Gilboa .................. ..,,... M argaretville ,,,,....1,,, Andes ,.,,,,,,,,,, Margaretville ............ Fleischmannse.-. Margaretville ,,,,,,,,,,,, Downsvillem, Margaretville ............ VV alton ............ Margaretville ............ Fleischmanns Margaretville ............ Margaretville ...,.... .... Downsville .....1,... ....... Andes ..........,,... Margaretville Margaretville Gilboa ............ Roxbury ......... Margaretville ,........... F leischmanns ....,. ....... M argaretville Walton ,,,,,,,,,, Margaretville ............ Roxbury ...,...1.. Margaretville Downsville .... Margaretville .......,..., Downsville .... ,. Margaretville F leischmanns The 1949 Log BASKETBALL Ifirxt row, left to right-A. Thompson, NV. Mcfiarvey, P. Hill, Mr. Neff, VV. Kavanaugh, J. Ladenheim, R. Edwards. .Srroluf I'U'Zl', left In riylzf-F. Barringer, D. Gillespie, J. Sperling, l.. licator, C. Tyler, Xllilliams, Goupil, H. Faulkner, R. Lange. Yflzim' mtv, Iffl In rilfflif---R. VVilliams, D. Sanforql, R. Hubbell, E. Brannen, li. Meister, P. Sanford, J. Sanford, J. XYilbnr. D. Graham. CROSS COUNTRY hy XNARD Kr:AToR Cross Country has been a new sport in our school in the last couple ol years. lt is perhaps one of the most strenuous sports which we now hive in our school, .Xt the meets, each person on each team is required to run the distance, which varies from two to two-ancl-a-halt miles. The win- ning team is cleterminecl by points. W'hen each player comes in, he is nuniberecl starting with one. ancl this proceecls nntil each ancl all runners are in. Then the numbers ol' the place in which each runner came in, are arlflecl together and the tea'n with the fewest points wins. Mr. Klatalavage was the coach, with Bob l'eet as the star runner who always linishecl lirst on onr team. Hur competition was again iiilboa, Miclclleburg anfl Delhi. CHEERLEADING Rah! Rah! Rah! ,Xt the beffinnin 1' ol every year, try-outs for cheerleaclinff are helcl. .Xlter three junior Yar- h S 1 1 t . Z1 sity ancl three Varsity members have been chos Cn, they are requirecl to practice every night alter school. ,Xll cheers usecl by our cheerleaclers are original. New ones macle up this year aref Orange ancl Blue, Varsity Yictoryf' and a new specialty cheer. Cheering for the M.C.S. teams has always been a highly coyetecl honor ancl a clnty that he- quires much time and worlc on the part of the cheerleaders anrl the Faculty .f'Xclvisor. To those who will carry on our tradition of cheering, we wish success and the satisfaction that is to be fonncl in leacling our school teams to victory. 24 The 1049 Log CROSSCOUNTRY First wiv, iff! fa I'ig1If4-C. Ziegler, D. Gillcspic, R. Pact. Srmml wiv, Iwfl I0 right-Mr. Mulalavagc, D. Glllllliilll, j. Sallfurd, P. Sanfurml, IQ. Lzmgc. CHEERLEADERS Luff tn riglzf-D. XYi1liams, D. Ya11Henscl1oteu, Mrs. Matalavagc, A. VVi1bur, F. Bamhart, G. Fairbairn, D Lukuw. The 1949 Log 25 PERSONAL SNAPS First row, top-Poise C1155 Pale Faeeg Our Gangg Tweet Tweet. Second row!Love Birds: Gotta Matcl1?g Buddies, Third row-The Three Musketeersg To and Frog Freshman Initiation. 1'x0lH'fll r0w4Yea Teamlg Beauty and the Beastg Lone VVolf. Fifth row-Big VVl1eels. 26 The 1949 Log idmfjl. if ffd K f mx f XN KX ,.z sf FEATURES 'Q Cafeteria Help Lfft to righl-Mrs. Bouton, Miss Boyes, Mrs. Blair. Bus Drivers Left to right-J. Roberts, L. Siguor, L. Mead, D. Bronson, R. Webster, H. Franks, E. Spickerman, J. Vcrmilyca, E. Todd. Oflice Help Loft to right-Miss Gavcttc, Mrs. Thompson. Thr 1949 Log 1'i1'l'XI' raw, Ivft to riglzt-B. Traver, K. Hillriegel, R. Hubbell, P. Hill, D. Van Benschoten, H. Rirdsall C Leming. Second ro-zu, left to right- Mr. Soper, W. Mcfiarvey, D. Gillespie, E. Grochell, B. Scott, S. Davis R Hull A. Thompson, D. Taylor, N, Pirie. The 1949 Log STUDENT ASSOCIATION The Margaretville Central School Student Council was organized in 1931. The Student Council is an organization for all of the students. It has charge of all ath- letic organizations and supports the publication of the Log and Megaplzozze. The council is made up of live officers and a representative from each class. This year each representative has an alternate to help him. Other years we have had two representatives from each class. Problems are brought before the council and discussed. The decisions are reported to the homerooms to be dis-cussed. The following week at the council meeting the representatives vote as the homerooms have instructed. lligh school students are urged to buy a Student Association ticket. ln this way they become paid up members of the Student Council. They can go to parties and dances sponsored by the council, and attend all the athletic events at reduced rates. This year the offices are held by the following people: Peter Hill-President, Robert Huhbelle-Yice Presidentg Helen Birdsall-Treasurerg Kathleen Hillriegel- Secretary 3 Dorissa Van Benschoten-Business Manager. These people were elected hy popular vote. The president is elected from the Senior Class, vice-president from the Freshman class, the treasurer from the junior Class and the secretary from the Sophomore Class. This year the Council has discussed and taken action on many problems affect- ing the Student body. We hope to have a Spring Dance. 29 v i First Vow, left to right-E. Grochell, J. Rowe, C. Leming, L. Bruce. Second row, left fo rigl11fD. Williams, M. Stewart. E. McCumber, S. Eglinger, B. Burgin, W. Todd, B. Traver, A. Marsico, M. Lewis, D. Van Benschoten. Third row, left to righf-Miss Wolff, A. Smith, D. Sanford, H. Garrison, P. Periera, L. Utter, K. Hillriegel, E. Meister, D. Baillairge, A, Fairbairn, Y. Herrick, P. Hill, P. Shaver, B. Kavanaugh, K. Miller, T. Smith, -I. Ladenheim, B. Rowe. LOG STAFF Editor .,.,.,......................,,,....... .....,... ,...........,. VN ' illiam Burgin Business Manager ......,..... ...........,,................................... W arren Todd Senior Write-ups .......... .......................... A nna Marsico, Lynn Bruce Class History .......... ...............,....................,.....,.......................................,..,....,. M arlene Lewis Class Prophecy ........,.. ............ E mil Grochell, Thomas Smith, Edward Meister Class Will ....................... ..,......,....................... l Emily McCumber, Shirley Eglinger Senior Review '.......,,,.................... ............. D orissa Van Benschoten, Barbara Traver junior Class History .................. .,.....................,.,..............,,............................................... I oan Rowe Sophomore Class History .,.,...... ,....,.,..... P atricia Shaver Freshman Class History '.......,, ......,...... C larol Leming Sports: Baseball ............. .... ........... Y a le Ladenheim Football ....,........ .....,................ R obert Rowe Basketball .........,.,,.... .......... W illiam Kavanaugh Cross Country .......... ....................... W ard Keator Cheerleaders .................,,......, ......... D orothy Williams Student Association ............ ..,..,.,.......,........... P eter Hill Log Staff ...............,............ ....................................................,.,... M ary Stewart Snapshots .........,,,...............................,,....,,..,............ ............................. D onald Baillairge, Arthur Smith Picture Labelling-Leonard Utter, Douglas Sanford, Allen Fairbairn, Richard Marriott, Kenneth Miller, Gary Garrison 30 The 1949 Log KEYHOLE First row, left to right-aB. Traver, D. Van Benschoten, S. Eglinger, A. Marsico, D. Willianis, E. McCum ber. Svroud row, Ivfl I0 flifllllill. Stewart, B. Kavanaugh, T. Smith, Miss Mahoney. MEGAPHONE First mtv. left fu right-E. Scott, I. Ugi, B. Mackey, R. Sanford. Svfmzd ra-zv, loft to right-I. Haynes, A. Marsieo, D. XYilliams, E. McCumber, M. Stewart, B. Traver, Eg linger, D. VanBensehoten, M. Lewis. Tlzirn' mic, left in righf-Miss Vilolff, XV. Rurlarley, A. Balcom, J. Laughman, I. Rowe, H. Birdsall, K. Hill riegel, D. Archibald, R. Delameter, Y. Herrick, P. Shaver, B. Shultis, A. Aekerly, M. Moore, A. Wfilbur, D. Lukow, Miss Mahoney. P. Murphy. 1'i1IIll'l1l row, Iuff fa riylz!-R. Lange, W. Todd, T. Smith, R. Bearclsley, VV. Kavanaugh, VV. Ramp, A. Smith. T116 1940 Log BAND First rn-ze, left to right-A. VVilbur, B. Traver, K. Bouton. J. Slade, P. Periera, Y. Herrick. Semlzzf foie, left fu Vigil!-P. Shaver, P. Delamcter, G. Mackey. L. Sanford. YV. 'l'Udcl, H. Faulkner. VV. Ramp, B. Eckert. VV. Mciiarvey, C. Ziegler. 'l'I1ir'u' rnzu, Irf! fn rigflzl-S. Davis, S. Kelly, D. Hull. Ifnnrflz rare, Irff In right'-A. Thompson, VVlllJl1f,C. liglinger. Nr. Geary, R. Marriott, G. De Silva. CHORUS Iiirsf row, Irff to right-I. Ugi, C. Leming, B. Traver, M. Stewart, D. Van Bensehoten, S. Eglinger, E. Mc- Cumber, D. W'illiams, A. Marsico, F. Barnhart, G. Fairbairn. Second row, Irff fo right-Mr. Geary, E. Young, R. Graham, B. Sllultis, D. Buerge, P. Delameter, M. Cowan, Y. Herrick, P. Murphy, D. Lukow, E. Scott, D. Hull, Miss Bushnell. Tliird foie. lrff fu r'if1l1ffA. NN ilbur, J. Laugliman, J. Rowe, F. Tome, M. VVinnie, C. Leming, K. Hillriegel. E. Carter, B. Garrison, R. Carmocly, B. Mackey, P. Shaver, J. Slade. Fourflz row, left to right-G. Mackey, F. Barringer, -I. Ladenlleim. I. Ingles. VV. Ramp, VV. Burgin, C. Ty- ler, A. Fairlmairn, VV. Todd, P. Sanford, K. Bouton. Fifth row, left Io right-R. Vlfilliams, B. Eckert, P. Periera, C. Ziegler, R. Kavanaugh, J. Clark, O. Eckert, I. Sanford. 32 The 19-I9 Lug MONITORS l Ifirsf rnzu, Inf! fo right-A. Fairbairn, VV. Keator, L. Kcator. Svvonfl rn-zv, lufl in riglzf-B. Elliott, li. Groclicll, D. Gillespie, L. Utter, B. Kavauaugll, B. Trowbridge, H Fairbairu, Xl r. Nary. DRAMATICS CLUB 1 1'rst rmv, lcfl fu right-E. Grocllcll, B. Hubbell. tblL'FOIltl ro-zv, lvft io right-M. Lewis, F. Baruhart, S. Eglingcr, T. Smith, R. Graham, A. Vlfilbur, li. Hillricgcl Tlzird row, loft fu riglif-B. Trowbridge, NV. Kcator,E. Young, B. Travcr, B. Slmltis, VV. Burgin, D. Arcbi bald, V. Curtis, M. Stewart, H. Garrison, NV. Todd, Mr. Nary. Tm- 1949 Log 33 DANCE CLUB Ifirsf row, Ivff 10 Vigflzl--G. Fairlmairxi, D. Lukuw, A. Xl'illmr, T. Taylor, H. Jones, U. Todd, li. Lcmiug, D. XYllllH1l1S, F. Haruliart. D. XTZIII BQIlSCllOtCll. fiZiI'l'iSOI1, C. .SiCL'OHd nrzu, Ivff to rigflzl--R. Burger, N. liolberts, M. xvllllliQ, lf. Sliultis, D. Arcliilnald, li. Travcr, S. lig- liugcr, li. McCuml1cr, R, firaluim, H. liirdsall, A. Marsicu, D. Hull, L. llrucc, Mrs. Matalavagc. Third row, Inf! fn right-R. Sprague, I. Spcrling, A I-lillUIl11JSU1l, j. Dc Silva, E. Mcistcr, P. Hill, 15. Kava- uaugli, T. Smith. C. Tylur, Y. Laclenlicim, H. Kavauaugli, E. Branucu. Fozlrfli 1'0'zc', Ivft In riglzt-j. VVilluur, li. Vermilyca, C. McCann, F. Tunic, V. Curtis, C. Lcmiug, 1. Ugi, M. Cowan, J. Peck, J. Sladc, L. Finch, E. Ostcrlioudt, R. Laugc, A. Smith, H. Faulkncr. Ifffllz rnw, lofi In r1',ffl1f4P. Sanford, C. Zicglcr, B. Burgiii, VV. Mcfiarvoy, R. liczirdslcy. R. VVTIIIICS, N. Pirie, R. Rowc, D. Taylor, L. Kczitor, O. Eckert, K. Miller, R. Hubhcll. LIBRARY CLUB lfirsi row, lvff In right-M. Stewart, R. Sanford, M. Lewis, A. Ackcrlcy, M. Moore, J. Lauglimzm. Svfozzd row, Ivfl lu 1'ffl1Il'fiX'TiSS XVullT, A. Smith, H. Birdsall, B. K21VZ,lll2il1Q'll, D. liucrgc. 34 Tlm 1049 Log GIRL SCOUTS liirsf rfrzv, Inf! In right-D. Periera, M. Thompson, R. VVolcott, 1. Clark, C. MeConias, M. Tweeclie, ll. Bush, C. Fairchild. H. Bush, J. Eppenbaeh, M. Gorsch, C. Fairchild, L. Barnhart. Svrond rfrzv, Ivff to rfglzt-li. Ugi, S. Kelly, NV. Burlarley, M. Melntosh, Miss MeNitt, Mrs. Judge, Miss Stnrmer, Mrs. XK'oolheator, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Merritt, D. Graham, C. Shaver, B. Sanford. N. Merritt. Tl1i1'c1'ro-zt',lr'fff0right-J.Marriott,B Scott S Davis B Cowan I Reynolds F Murph , B. Decker S. . L . . , , . ., . , .. ., -. y , Aekerly, D. Lukow, li. Scott, S. Doho, H. Jensen, V, Wolcott. l.. Syvertson. lfourflz row, Iuft to right-R. Sanford, Y. Herrick, A. Ackerly, P. Delameter, D. Archibald, M. Cowan, K. Bonten. P. Shaver, lf. VV l' tt . H' llh F H 4' ' ' ' o to . I acrcn, , Hylander. B. Fmnh, L. lumminello. l 1'ft11 rwrzu. lvff lo I'I-.ll1lf7N. Dubovc-ck, C. Fairbairn, D. McLean, D. Squires. BOY SCOUTS lfirsf 1'ofu,lufl fo riyhf-R. Vining, G. VVilli:-11115, Kelly, H. VVilliams, Fairhairn, H. liouton. l. Smith. A. Rosa. L. George. R. lilliott. .Siurmzd row, Iuff lo rzylzfs.-X. Smith, D. Graliam, K. Burger, R. Sperling, R. Kavanangli. J. Sperling, R. Burger, R. Lange, B. Burgin. J. Fairhairn. Third ro-ze, lvff fo r1',rfl1fiR Hubbell, C. Trowbridge, L. Keator, XV. Keator, C. Eglinger, l. lngles, XV. john- son, H. Garrison, F. Barringer, C. Finch, L. Aprea, R. Williarlis. Fourflz row, left io right-J. Clark, P. Sanford, P. Periera, D. Gillespie, F. Haynes, R. Psarndakis, D. Bronson, B, Archibald, XV. Shultis. The 1949 Log 35 RIFLE CLUB First row, left fo fZifll1f4D. Sanford, K. Burger, A. Smith, J. Clark, O. Eckert, E. Vermilyea, H. Garrison. Sccofid row, left to right-Mr. Neff, J. Eisele, L. Utter, R. NVi1111ie, G. Meister, XV. Ramp, J. Sperliug, VV. Burgin, N. Pirie, J. Goupil, C. Ziegler, B. Burger. CHEFS CLUB 1 w l First raw, left fo right-K. Burger, I. Clark, R. Williams, F. Barringer, D. Graham. Svcond row, left to righf-J. Eisele, L. Utter, A. Fairbairu, VV. Ramp, I. Ingles, J. Goupil, P. Periera. 36 Tm- 1949 Log SEWING CLUB l'XI.l'.Yf mtv. Iuff In rzfqlzt-H. Travcr. D. Van Hcllscllotcn, S. Eglingcr, E. McCumbur. D. NYilliams, A. Marsicn .S1t't'4lIItI, rn-rv, lrff fu Vigil!--N. Hubbell. Ci. Mackcy, F. Bennett, Miss Ritter, D. Arcllilnzllcl. V. Curtis, If Cartcr, A. Halculll. WELDING CLUB Lrff In 1'iylztfXV. Kcator, Mr. Holclridgc, E. Mcis ter, E. Groclu-ll, I.. licator. flu' 1949 Lug 37 GYM CLUB Ifirxl mmm lvff In rigfllf--D. Archibald, A. XVillJu1', A. Ackcrlcy, ll. Munro, R. Sanford. .5'rr'm1drn-zu',1vfl to 1'i.f1l1l--A-R. XYilIia1us, H. Faulkner, Bflilllltfll, J. DL-Silva, lf. ML-imtcr, li. licarrlslcy, 1. Clark, E. Virmilyczl. Tlzirzf' rfrrv, Irff In rigfllf-ll. I.12'11l2'C, C. Zin-glur, li. Eckcrt, H. Rowe, j. Siilllllfll, D. iirzxlumm, C. MCCZ11111. F. F. A. 'V Ifirsf mmf, Ivft to right-P. Hill, L. Utter. A. Fairbairu, D, Taylwr, XY. Toclfl, R. Bcarflslcy, Mr. Hulclriclgc. .gfflllllf wrzw, Ivft In right-F. Vcrmilyca, H. Faulkner, J. Saufurcl, D, Szulfurcl, XY. Kzuup, C. Troxx'l1riflg'c, J. Cmvan, R. XN'i1mic. F. Kittlc. 38 Tlu' 1949 Log F. H. A. l 4 lfirsl Vzrzu, Ivff In rigflzf-H. jones, E. Sllultis, N. Hubbell, A. Storey, T. Taylor. Srmzzfz' nf-rv, luft In riylzf---Miss Ritter, E. Carter, D. Archibald. C. Bl'3.1111C11, 4--H Mrs! I'H'Ix', lufl in Vllllflffx. Rowe, Cz. Aclcc, D. Hull, B, Garrison, M. Mclutoslm, B. Barkman, G. Finch. .Sh-mul ru-rv, Inf! fu rifflzf-V. XYulCutt, J. liirclsall, A. Duughcrty, T. Taylor, li, Dcckcr, G. Lcwis, T. Dough Qrty, li. Hylzmrlcr, .-X. 'l'c,nlrl. Third rnzv, lvff In riglzf-li. XYnlvutt, fl. Fznirlmairn, S. Tllmupsun, E. Murphy, L. Reynolds, N. Long, ll. San ford, L. rllllllllllllltllll. 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