Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

is 'Q .1 f :II ,- x 1 . -'11, a 4 , in 1 V4 4-5 1 ,gg 2 Q -. V we-A ' , 1 .f .gg ,.,,, . 11:-.1 in 4 , , DEDICATIO MR. ROBERT SHAW Because you have been our Senior Class Advisor --- because you helped make our Yearbook and Senior Trip possible --- because you have a spark of humor --- because you have always been NDocH to us --- because you can teach almost any subject --- we would like this dedication to show how much we appreciate all you have done for us. 1 PRI CIP L BOARD OF ED CATIO Seated: H. Fairbanks, C. Paris, H. Brown,J. Smithers, G. Jennings. - Standing: G. Olson, E. Delaney, F. De Golyer, W. Moore. 2 -x, - -. '. .-'Af ,.S:.,L .- . X, fjxh-p'f'?.' Q1 f,',4'1' ' ' 5 ,--kl.-... .-f 'imii ' ' ' .:,.4A,.3,,.,,.f ,, 1: FACULTY Q. 3 -1 4'-I6-Tv .f A.:x,1w,':N- ,:v.,:.5' . A AQ, ' FACULTY First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs . Gordon - . Carey - . Lo Fever - Broadalbin Teachers' Training Class Cranberry Creek. Oneonta Normal School - Sixth Grade Oneonta State Teachers' College - 3rd and 4th grades Blowers - Oneonta Normal School - Third Grade' O P' Principal James Wg Smithers - St. Lawrence Universiti. Mr. R. Shaw - Union College, Albany State Teachers - French Mrs o Mrs. Miss Mrs o Mrs. Mrs o Mrs. Mrs. Mrs o Social Studies, Senior Class Advisor. D. Andrist - Cortland State Teachers' College. Barter - Alfred University - Com ercial, 9th Grade Advisor. I. Asquith - Potsdam State Teachers' College - Music Supervison . Hornett - Oneonta Normal School - Seventh Grade Sanford - Potsdam State Teachers' College - Kindergarten. : Hayes - Oneonta State Teachers' College - Second Grade, Seeley - Oneonta State Teachers' College -Fourth Grade. Thomas - Albany State Teachers' College - Mathematics. Banker - Cortland State Teachers' College - First Grade. Miss. O. Race - Oneonta State Teachers College - Fifth Grade. Mrs. Sirvicg - Potsdam State Teachers' College - Second Grade. Miss. J. Strauss - Oneonta State Teachers' College - First Grade. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. H Mr. Mr. J. C Stewart - Oneonta State Teachers' College - Second Grade. Shaad.- Geneico Teachers' College - Librarian. M. Mr. E Kibler - Seventh and Eight Grades. A Brown - Cornell University - Science, Junior Glass Advisor. Reichentahl - Ithaca College - English. Boshart - Colgate University, Cortland S.T,C. - Physical Ed. Shaad - Oswego State Teachers' College Industrial Arts. 4 Z .r-Q. .. , 'A-'.-jd: .N A uw IOR Alvin Ort - WTonyN - Senior Playg Yearbook, Editor-in-chiefg Class Officer,4g student Assistant 43 Student Council 2,3,4g Newspaper 43 Band l,2,3,4f, choir 1,2,3,4g operetta 1,2, 3g Music Festival 35 Basketball 2,3,4g Soccer 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Spring Concert 4. Tallest Most Bashful Most Friendly Best Bluffer The Closest to the Alter Most Unpredictable Most Likely to Succeed Best Natured Silliest Best Dancer Habitual Absentee Best Blusher Cutest Girl CLASS MOTTO PRESIDENT reward of a thing well done is to have done it. CLASS COLORS Brunswick Green and White CLASS FLOWER White Rose As OTHERS 566 5 Lee Bartlett Bob Bovee Anne De Golyer Hugh Elliott Albert Ellis Jeanne Grassette Carl Hollenbeck Joan Johnson Richard Kainz Eleanor Ketchum Norman King Alpheais Lawton Blanche Marcellus 6 Nicest Hair Most Romantic Biggest Flirt Most Musical Most Veratile Most Unselfish Wittiest Most Easy Going Most Fickle Cutest Boy Most Quiet Peppiest Marilyn Miller Eldon Montanye Gary Montanye Ernest Niles Alvin Ort Ann Ropan Francis Rutkow Charles Ulrich Joyce Stahl Franklin Van E Vivian Warner Helen Williams ski vera 'Common sense is not so common.' Carl Hollenbeck - 'Mortn - Senior P1ay3 Yearbook Staff, Assistant Editorg Class Officer 5,43 Student Assistant 1,2,5I Band 1,2,5,43 Choir 1,2,3,43 Operetta 1,2,3j Spring Concert 43 Music Festival 5. VICE PRESIDENT 'Ca1m, cool, but not collected.N Joan Johnson - nPonyn - Senior Play, Assistant Directorg Yearbook, Advertising Editor3 Student Assistant 33 Bowling 23 Volley Ball Play Day 43 Newspaper 2,5,43 Student Council 1,53 Class Officer 43 Delta Gamma Delta l,2,5,4. TREASURER , SECRETARY nWe boil at different degrees.N Jeanne Grassette - Senior Plays Yearbook Staff, Secretary? Newspaper 43 Student Council 51 Class Officer 2,43 Volley Ball Play Day 43 Bowling 2. . 7 nHappy is the man who sees his folly in his youth.N Lee Bartlett - Senior Playg Yearbook. Transferred from Broadalbin at beginning of Senior year. nMan is the hunter, women his game.' Robert Bovee - 'Bohn - Senior Playg Yearbook, Advertising Editors Class Officer 23 Basketball 2,5,4g Baseball 2,5,4g Soccer 2,5,4. nNever put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after.n Q Anne De Golyer - Senior Play: Yearbook, Advertising Editorg Class officer 2,53 Newspaper 2,5,43 Student Council 43 Choir 2,5,45 Operetta 2,55 Spring Concert 43 Delta Gam a Delta 2,5,4. A s UA bad excuse is better, than none at a1l.n Hugh Elliott - 'Herb' - Senior Play: Yearbook, Advertising Editorg Class Officer lg Basketball 2,5,43 Soccer 2,5,4. uThat woman agsinsn Albert Ellis - Senior Play, Stage Managerg Yearbook: Soccer 2,5,43 Baseball 5, Baghelorfs Club eg Student Assistant 2,5. n nLife is s game, at which everyone losos.n Richard Kainz 4 nKillern - Senior Playg Yearbook Staff, Prophecy Editorg Student Assistant 2,5,4g Traffic Patrol lg Choir 1,2,5,43 Operetta 1,2,5q Spring Concert 4. - Y 9 nMy idea of a agreeable person is one who agrees with mel Eleanor Ketchum - 'Ketchn - Senior Play, Usherg Yearbookg Bowling 25 Newspaper 45 Band l,2,5. nwhat is a lie? It is but the truth in masquerade.' Norman King - 'Kinger' - Senior Playg Yearbook: Student Assistant 23 Student Council lg Class Officer 53 NYSSMA Festival 55 State Competition 5,43 Band 5,45 Choir 1,2,5,43 Operetta 2,53 U Basketball 1,2,53 Soccer l,2,55 Baseball 1,2,55 Spring Concert. . WThe man who blushes is not quite a brute.n Alpheaus Lawton - 'Alu - Yearbook Staff, Sports Editorg Senior Playg Baseball 5,45 Soccer 5,4. 10' 'Be silent, or say something better than s1lence.W Maryln Miller - 'Karyn - Senior Playg Yearbookg Dramatios Club 3 'Good things come in small packageenn Blanche Marcellus - Pee Wee - Senior Playg Yearbookg Cheerleading 1,2,3,4g Twirling 43 Choir 3,43 Operetta 35 Delta Gamma Delta 1, 2, 3, 49 Bowling 23 Spring Concert 4. nwhoso diggeth a pit shall fall therein.' Eldon Montanye - nTuffyU - Senior Playg Yearbook, Art Editorg Band 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4g Soccer l,4g Basketball 1,2. 11 CC1ass officer lg Student Council 3,43 Music V'Love is a thing that is never out of season. Gary Montanye - Senior Playg Yearbook staff, will, Student assistant l,2,3g Band l,2,3,4g Choir l,2,3,4g Cperetta 1,2,3g Music Festival 2,3,4g Class officer 1,35 Spring Concert 4. 'A rag, a bone, and a hank of hair.W Ernest Niles - 'Ernien - Senior Playg Yearbook staff, Business Manager, Student assistant 25 Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,2,3g Festival 35 Basketball 3,45 Spring Concert 4. 'The only way to have a friend is to be one.n Ann Ropan - WBlondieW - Senior Play, Usherg Yearbook staff, Activities Editorg Band 1,2, 3,43 Choir 2,3,4g Operetta 2,35 Student Council 4g Cheerleading 3,4g Delta Gamma Delta l,2,3,4i Spring Concert 4. 12 ll 'Life is a series of surprises.' Francis Rutkowski - 'Frankn - Senior Playg Yearbook Staff, Music Editorg Band l,2,5,4g Choir l,2,5,43 Operetta l,2,33 Music Fesdwal 2,43 Spring Concert 45 Class Officer lg Student Assistant 1,25 Soccer 1,2. Man is natures sole mistake.n Joyce Stahl - Senior Play, Prompterg Newspaper 43 Yearbookg Student Council 23 Bowling 23 Class Officer 1. nS1ow and easy wins first place.n Charles Ulrich - nChuckn - Senior Play, Hzsiness Managerg Yearbookg Basketball 5,43 Baseball 5,43 Soccer 5,4. ' 13 WFor many are called but, few are chosen.n Vivian Warner - nV1vn - Senior Playg Yearbookg Student Assistant 1,53 Newspaper 1,23 Band 1,2, 3,43 Choir 1,2,3,43 Operetta 1,2,5Q Music Festival 43 Spring Concert 4. nspeak low if you speak 1ove.N Franklin Van Evera - nEdgar' - Senior Playg Yearbook Staff, Prophecy Editor3 Class Officer 51 Choir 13 Operetta 1. nA rolling stone gathers no moss.' MHe1en Williams - nLi1yn - Senior Play: Yearbook Staff, W1113 Newspaper 43 Student Assistant 43 Volley Ball Play Day 4. 14 The Senior Play cast included: Mr. Harry Thomas - Mrs. Etta Thomas - Evalyn Thomas - Beatie Thomas - Mrs. Dorothy Wallace Philip Wallace - Mr. Alan Thomas - Violet Ray - Howard Fields - Irwin Frasier - Carl Hollenbeck Vivian Warner Anne De Golyer Blanche Marcellus Jeanne Grassette Ernest Niles Alvin Ort Maryln Miller Gary Montanye Franklin Van Evera 715473 T rwgn IE Stewart Caldwell - Syracuse - Francis Rutkowski Norman King THE sefvzafa PLAY, More 7715 .DIRECTION or MR. HAf?oLD ,?EfCHEfV7!v'AL J WAS C0fV5lDEf?L-'D A GREAT SUCCESS. flif A5-5l5T!3fVT DIRECTOR WAS J0f1!V'JOHfV.f0M JJ YEARBo0K TAFF Advisor - Mr. Shaw n Seated: A. De Golyer, A. Ropan, H. Elliott, G. Montanye, C. Hollenbeck,Mr. Shaw, A. Ort, E. Niles, E. Montanye, H. Williams, J. Johnson. Standing: C. Ulrich, L. Bartlett, F.Van Evera, B. Marcellus, E. Ketchum, V. Warner, M. Miller, J. Grassette, J. Stahl, A. Ellis, A. Lawton, R. Bovee, N. King, F. Rutkowski, R. Kainz. The Hi-Lights of 1950 has turned out to be a major achievement of the Senior Glass. We have learned how much combined effort and cooperation are needed in such a venture. We hope that we have added something to the Yearbook tradition, and that future Senior Classes may profit from our example. 16 Alberf Wm uf N if H Q, 1 .ev r g gg ., fy, KY ff, gig? 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Has graduated from Albany Business College, but has long since given up a business career to get married. CTo Harley???J Working at Wagner's market and is earning millions of dollars. Living in his happy home on Eighth Avenue in Gloversiille. fGuess who this isl. Has graduated from Albany Business College and is now an admiral in the Navy. COh those lucky sailorsl. Has graduated from college and now has his own garage at Paradise Point. CStill wondering why that Cadillac runs so well.J Has graduated from Albany Business College and is now President of the U.S. fPresident Wemple, that isl. Working on his farm and is still wondering how he got his driver's license. Is married and living in Amsterdam. She's still wondering if she should have accepted that first date. Just starred in a big Broadway prod- uction of uHeart Troublen. CWhy not, with all his experience in High School !J nDon't know, can't tell, if you want to know, look me up somehown. Has a job as a secretary, and is still learning to drive. Finally graduated from Cobleskill and is'now a dietician. 20 Eldon Montanye - Gary Montanye - Ernest Niles - Alvin Ort - Ann Ropan - Francis Rutkowski Charles Ulrich - Joyce Stahl - Franklin Van Evera Vivian Warner - Helen Williams - Tuffy is living in a big mansion, with an undertaking establishment in the cellar. He also has a sixteen cylinder Cadillac. Still trying to grow an eighth of an inch to be qualified for the U.S. Coast Guard. Still in college dreaming about those wonderful days with nDeacn, Doc , and Little R. Still working on the farm, and wondering what life in Alaska would have been like. Has graduated from Albany Bus- iness College and is still wondering how she ever passed Bookkeeping. Has graduated from Martin E Rossman, and is now manager oflis ,own grocery store. CHe still sells the same beverages.D He took a P.G. course in 1951, and then extended his education to Bentley College. 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OFFICERS President: Harold Buthfer Vice President: Roger Warner Secretary: Aileen Warner Treasurer: Q Mary Lou Warner 26 CLASS 0F 19 Z . , First Row: N. Murray, D. La Vanway, D. Archinal, J. De Golyer, G. Novotny, L. Beck, J. Barney, N. Mortimer. Second Row: G. Edwards, M. Warner, D. Doble, W. Chase, - C. Bovee, B. Dingman, J. Ambrosino, S. Gilbert, N. Jones, Mrs. Shaad, advisor. Third Row: J. Bolebruck, R. Garter, D. Booth, D. Frye, R. Betler, H. Beklen, L. Betler, L. Crockett, L. Dutcher. Fourth Row: R. Ort, S. Hopkins, W. Rutkowski, G. Hollenbeck, J. Martin, R. Warner, L. Booth, R. Ballou. M OFFICERS President John De Golyer V. President Gladys Novotny Secretary Dona Archinal Treasurer Leona Beck 27 CLASS OF 1953 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Mr. Reichenthal, advisor, A. Bennett, M, Gifford, D. Patch, E. Niles, N. Hollan- beck, M. Montanye, S. Van Buren, R. Ulrich, Mrs. Barter, advisor. B B. A . Bedell, S. Gilbert K. Rose, B. Sowles, smith, B. Wilson, if. Mccaffery, M. Warner, . Brink, U. Sweet, D. Sweet, L. Whitman. M. Wilson, G. Yost, M. Bartlett, D. Fairbanks, V. G. Barney, G. Jones, K. Button, S. Vallieu, OFFICERS President: Nanlea Hollenbeck Vice President: Edwin Niles .Secretary: Marygene Montanye Treasurer: Donald Patch 28 Ellithorpe, R. Goodemote, D. King, R. Rhodes, T. Gmmstead lHGHTHfGEADE SEVENTH GRADE 29 . -,f 'L .0-1.-'f-'iv ' ' X...-Q-.gra- .,, -, A U ..-, 4.4: A.,u,3j4,i. N. A 1f,1z5?vgC4p..Q , ,-. -'-,- 2.:1-!f'f1-5,553-g'Lv:' ' ,'1Q p1f :,,-.1....',:w.q-..v,,..--Q- - .. ff' 'rv-N lf, ,N.Q.N-11, , -f I , xl., I .Lm.,,-A-Y v sg ,- -49: xX,,--xy.. 2 -f ':gT'F:2 ' lf:iQ::?iQIk3 V AW' 1 Y '7'xQ2:?'N '-5' - - 'N v .-lv? - a2f 'f- l f 5 4'l2b -'FW ' V'?5E ' '::t.?5:fTwt'? f- E-if-3,5111-2, J Q rg -JV?-u i.'ffi-f' ' - .ne-,121 --1 .q.' .- , 4 f f U , ...',, ,,':f.-,Ag .,-wg-Q,' wg .H-'E-71 M, ,,-fy.-vz'---.1 . V. Nic' -ref' A 215' 'gfzfkigg-2-. fa-52,1112-T?-2 , fb' .'.x-4.TQ'i'fg.,.,'5'f' if?-f-'75'77-'7lw.'lv' ? '3f ' ,111 - 5.m,5Sq.5,,, 2- 552-pg. r - gg'-r 4. 4, .71 ,.,..-M , ,f v. . ,, 5, ,-:aww - . -'Q -'V gf.. -x l .-, 1 - j .-.521 -- .. -- fxieiffgfk- 155-22:-.aiu 'TY .vga 1 f IEE. can 'l+3f,a.:f'!f-- - A .-QI:ff?3Z1?GZf1wI'mSiw12-P' ' ..:g,'5-:.5'-f':'1' f ' L. fr-Q '- 'K ,np fr- X- f-':Y3i7 ' .,.- :'?l'.'Y' ' L ' ' Lo r 6 f ff, 2, 0 ' - I f 1, ,a 4-- . ,fr-B ff an 1 Z! 1111 AQTIVITIE ffl ff f-: ff, Nfffz.. ffff-4. .. Ziyi: ' 111411, . af- , , za-, ,J ff,,,Q fvzffff, 2 'f 'Km 4 -r.,. ...,ff . ,, fan. fe. A t5Q22?'.,Sjj'ffg pf-w,, , 'lf -.. Engl,----!,..-3.x -,req . .QE rg? TUDE TCOU CIL Seated: W. Rutkowski, B. Wemple, A. Ropan, A. Ort, R. Wemple, A. Warner, E. Niles, A. De Golyer Standing: C. Van Nostrand, D. King, P1 Morgan, D. Doble, Mr. Smithers, A. Bennett, V. Johnson, J. Fritzen R. Ferris The Student Council has been very busy this year. With the able assistance of Alvin Ort as president, much work has been accomplished. The officers are: President Alven Ort V. President Richard Wemple Secretary Ann Ropan Treasurer Aileen Warner Athletic Treasurer Bruce Wemple Advisor Mr. Smithers 31 MAJORETTE First Row: Second Row: Third Row: J. Barney, C. Bovee G. Novotny, M. Montanye R. Ulrich, G. Parker, M. Ormill, B. Marcellus, N. Hollenbeck The Majorettes, under the leadership of Madge Ormill, participated at all of the parades. They entertained the spectators at all the Home League basketball games with their clever and original formations. 32 BA D Director - Miss Asquith The band has been active this year by part icipating in the following parades: Halloween - At Mayfield Armistice Day - At Gloversville Decoration Day - At Mayfield and Gloversville Flag Day - At Gloversville The members of the band have also taken part in the NYSSMA Festival, November 18 and 19 at Little Falls, the Concert April 28, and the Spring NYSSMA Competitions. 33 CHOIR Director - Miss Asquith Accompanist - Mr. Brown The choir has been kept busy this year with the various activities it has undertaken. In October the choir put on a program as an exchange assembly, in Broadalbin. November 18 and 19, several members of the choir sang at the NYSSMA Festival at Little Falls. The choir also put on a concert April 28, and parti- cipated at the NYSSMA Competition. 34 EWS PAPER First Row: E. Ketchum, C. Smith, F. Van Evera, A. De Golyer, J. Johnson, Mrs. Barterg advisor, L. Jones, G. Buyce, J. Grassette, A. Ort, J. Stahl. Second Row: G. Parker, M. Ormill, A. Warner, N. Mortimer, G. Novotny, C. Bovee, W. Chase, H. Williams, E. Wheaton, D. Archinal, B, Dingman, J. Ambrosino. Third Row: R. Wilson, R. Cronin, R. Ballou, A. Fisher, R. Warner, J. Martin, D. Booth, R. Carter, R. Rumrill, R. Edwards. The Newspaper Staff has been busy meeting their dead- lines, getting interviews, and then having the material typed The paper is issued weekly and by subscribing to it everyone is kept informed about the latest news of M.C.S. 35 CHEERLEADER First Row - Varsity Cheerleaders: A. Ropan C. Bovee, J. Barney, B. Marcellus, N. Hollenbeck, G, Parker. Second Row- J.V. Cheerleaders: A. Bennett, S. Van Buren, R. Ulrich, P. Greene. Advisor: Mrs. Andrist The cheerleaders have participated at all of the basketball games. With the help of Mrs. Andrist as their advisor, they have shown a lot of pep and originality in their cheers. 3 X N , X x f at ---- A,am .M mf f 1vwmm www Q hmmm mwmm- RNs If JRHMMH 33333. Xt' .MHEHEEH Willa- ,MWw--T?T 5 2 f ,gw , 5, 1 Q ,rw ,K ,mei fx .Ai Q-3-ft?- N Q. :lx sa -1 'J J Hg N A. ,J ,Q y ,ff , ww, ,V vt.,- :,, 'ff I 292'-I 'fb' ' 36 AVA Seated: Standing: Delta Gamma Delta Sorority Officers President: Ann Ropan Vice President: Gloria Parker Secretary: Barbara Dingman Treasurer: Dona Arohinal Corresponding Secretary: Historian: V Chaplain: Reporter: Refreshment Committee: Advisor: Marygene Montanye Nanlea Hollenbeck Dorothea Clarkson Susan Van Buren Dorothy Doble Mrs. Philip Horenstein Susan Van Buren, Harygene Montanye, Barbara Dingman, Ann Ropan, Gloria Parker, Dona Archinal, Nanlea Hollenbeck, Nancy Mortimer. W Dorothy Doble, Ruth Ulrich, Joan Johnson, Blanche Marcellus, Anne De Golyer, Joyce Foland, Grace Ward, Joan Barney, Mrs. Horenstein. 37 4 4 2 ? x' 'f S Q ij 1 K 1 X .J N Q -J 6 .J . ALUMNI NOTES- 1948 ROSA AESCH Is attending school at Cobleskill. GORDON BENNETT HARLAND CLOSE KENNETH DAVISON RICHARD ESCHLER DONALD JENNINGS HARRIET JOHNSON CAROLYN MARCAIS ESTHER CMc CLARYJ ARM NIO COLLIEN PARKER FRANCIS SCHRECKENBERGER BETTY KWARNERI FRASIER BERNARD WEMPLE HAROLD YOST EDWARD ARCHINAL WALTER BARNEY GERALD BECKER PATRICIA BOOTH FRANCIS BOVEE PAPRICIA.BURGESS BARBARA COLE NANCY DAY BURTON DELANEY SHIRLEY DINGMAN ROBERT EDWARDS JOHN FISHER FAY LOCK BEVERLY MILLER ESTHER NOVOTNY JAY MCCLARY JOYCE QUILLEN DONALD ROBINSON BEVERLY WANDS MATILDA WARNER NANCY WESHBURN LARRY YOST PATRICIA ZIMMERMAN DELBERT WEMPLE Is attending Albany State Teacher's College. ' Is attending school at Cobleskill. Is employed at Wilkins Glove Co. Is attending Cornell University. Is attending the Crane School of - Music at Potsdam. Is a secretary at Robinson H Smith Inc. in Gloversville. Is employed at the Acme Market. Is a housewife. Employed as a secretary in Albany. Owns a barbershop in Northville. Is employed at Wilkins Glove Co. Is studying to be a Laboratory Technician at the G.E. IN Schnect- ady. Is working on the farm at his home. 1949 Is attending Apprentice School at at the G.E. ' Is in the Army. Is attending Apprentice School at the G.E. Is a secretary at the Glove Theatre. Is employed at Geisler R Lehr. Is employed at Burgess's Market. Is at home. Is training to be a nurse in Am- sterdam. Is employed at Dixon's Glove Co. Is employed at Wilkins Pocketbook Factory in Gloversville. Attending Ithaca College. Is employed at the Mohawk Carpet Mill. Is employed at Kline's in Glovers- ville. Is employed at McClellan1s. Is Is Is in Is a secretary in New York City. at home. attending the Austin Beauty School Albany. employed at Robinson's Grocery Store. Secretary in Gloversville. Working at Newberry's. Is Is Is Is 38 at home. at home. at home. attending Union College. ATHLETICS SUCK ER First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Mayfield Mayfield Mayfield Mayfield Mayfield Mayfield Mayfield Mayfield Mayfield Mayfield R. Warner, S. Hopkins, H. Bellen, M, Wilson, V. Ellithorp, R. Goodemote H. Elliott, C. Ulrich, E. Montanye, A. Ort, R. Bovee, M. Parker, A. Ellis, A. Lawton J. Boshart - coach, B. Wemple, R. Wemple, D. Doble, R. Warner, J. Bolebruck, A. Fisher, L. Jones, D. Fairbanks, G. Hollenbeck, J. Martin Scores 4 Northville 4 8 Fonda O 2 Fultonville O 6 Wells O O Northville 1 O Broadalbin O 4 Fonda O 8 Fultonville 4 O Broadalbin O 6 Wells 2 40 ARSITY Standing First row - Coach-J.Boshart, C. Ulrich, R Warner Q D. Fairbanks, Manager Second row - A. Ort, H. Elliott, J Martin Third row - R. Bovee, D. Wemple. Games We They 59 Canajoharie 41 26 Fort Plain 41 39 Fultonville 34 54 Canajoharie 67 42 Northville 52 58 Gloversville 56 42 Broadalbin 52 36 Gloversville 55 60 Wells 46 50 Fonda 41 56 Sharon Springs 49 59 Fultonvillo 55 65 Schoharie 56 44 Northville 67 52 Broadalbin 58 58 Sharon Springs 62 51 Wells 45 Fonda Q 41 JUNIOR VAR ITY StandingF1rst row - Second row Third row We 21 26 20 40 57 20 21 58 401 56 55 59 22 14 51 29 Coach-J. Boshart, R. Warner, G Hollenbebk D . King, D. Fairbanks, B Wemple - . Betler, D. Doble, E Niles, L Jones R C. Chegwin. D . Booth, H. Bellen, D Bennett Games Canajoharie Fort Plain Fultonville Canajoharie Northville Gloversville Broadalbin Gloversville Wells Fonda Sharon Springs Fultonville Schoharie 'Northvillen Broadalbin Sharon Springs Wells Fonda 42 They 52 17 6 45 58 21 24 50 20 58 59 29 19 59 57 27 JUNIOR HIGH First Row: J. Wemple, F. Beeman, J. Fritzen C. Bennett, J. Perry Second Row: J. Boshart - coach, L. Eschler, E Buseck, D. Edwards, L. Gilbert, D. Becker 43 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: May 1 May 4 May 8 May ll May 15 May 18 May 22 May 25 June 1 June 5 BA EBALL D. Booth, R. Cronin, A. ore, v. Ellithorfn, D. Bennett G. Ulrich, L. Jones, E. Montanyek H. Elliott, R. Bovee, R. Wemple, A. Lawton ' Mr. Smithers, J. De Golyer, T. Olmstead, M. Wilson, R. Wilson, R. Warner, J. Martin, G. Hollenbeck, B. Wemple, D. Doble, R. Betler, ' A. Ellis, J. Boshart - Coash. SCHEDULE Mayfield at Wells Northville at Mayfield Fultonville at Mayfield Broadalbin at Mayfield Mayfield at Fonda Wells at Mayfield Mayfield at Northville Mayfield at Fultonville Mayfield at Broadalbin Fonda at Mayfield 44 E E TU C U F NRLNRSKZECH IVIFKYFIEILU NY 45 ' sooo LUCK CLASS WWFIELD ELUVE Cm INC MPXYFIELD NY 3- I N I iff 7 gl 39 Q. 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