New Berlin Central School - Crest Yearbook (New Berlin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1952 volume:

19 5 2 Dedication We, the class of 1952, in appreciation of his untiring effort as class advisor during our first three years of high school, dedicate this yearbook The Tempus to Mr. Kevin T. Cahill. Jn Appreciation Mr. Hewitt Mr. Hartnett The class of 1952 would like to thank Mr. Hewitt and Mr. Hartnett for their efforts as Yearbook Advisor and Senior Advisor. Jn Memoriam M essage from Our Board of Education Standing: Mis. Herbert Butts, Clerk; Carl Chase, Treasurer. Seated: W. Garre Crandall; Barton Williams, President; Howard L. Page, Vice President. Missing: Jay D. Sholes, Neal C. Wallace. Members of the Class of 1952, The Board of Education congratulates you. You have successfully completed an important step in your preparation for becoming better citizens in this challenging world of today. To know you and to have participated in your plans and achievements through our service on this Board has been a great satisfaction. May you strive to attain even higher goals of knowledge and understanding. We wish for you continued happiness and success in all you do. Principal MR. BUTTS, Supervising Principal MRS. CHASE AND MR. FELTZ, Principal, on leave of absence. Top row, left to right: Mr. Hewitt, Mr. Little, Mr. Greene, Mr. Leyland, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Butts, Mr. Fry, Mr. Hartnett, Mr. Steinruck, Mr. Whitney, Mr. Fallon. Center row, left to right: Mr. Warner, Miss Deliganis, Miss Spadaro, Miss Roberts, Mrs. Acenowr, Mrs. Alisha - uskas, Mrs. McFarland, Mrs. Coddington, Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Ackerman,Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Whitacre, Miss O'Connor. Bottom row, left to right: Mrs. Neher, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Man - Chester, Miss Colegrove, Miss Pepper, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Hinman, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Frink, Miss Mendez. Mus 'Drivers Left to right: Chris Christenson, Dora Johnson, Leon Button, Pat Miller, Albert Balcom, Merritt Lloyd, Lawrence Gibson, Britain Gregory. Muilding Custodians Left to right: Mr. Brierley, Mr. Howe, and Mr. Bassett. Cunchroom Directors Left to right: Mrs. Saur, Mary Ritrovato, Mrs. Schriber, Mrs. Holdridge, and Mrs. Walkden. ✓ ft ii CAROL ANGELL The door of knowledge is labeled push. JANET ANSON A kind and gentle heart she has. MARYJ. AUSTIN My care is for the future. ARTHUR BUTTON My appetite comes to me while eating. JANET BUTTON Find a way or make one. ELIZABETH CADWELL What is yours is mine and all mine is yours. PHILIP FAIRCHILD Worry little and study less. JAMES HANSEN He hurries not; he worries not. WILLARD HENDRICKSON Make hay while the sun shines. GERALD HUGGINS His strength is to sit still. EUGENE JOHNSON Had sighed to many though he loved but one. HELEN COMAN Patience is the rem - edy for all trouble. LESLIE MOORE Little said is soon - est mended. MARVIN MAXSON Can we ever have enough of a good thing. HflHH I i j v JOSEPHINE NORTON You can't tell a book by its cover. STANLEY ROLEN Nothing is gained without work. SARITA RUNION She succeeds us all and leads by far. MARGARET SCRIBNER Observe the opportun - ity • FAYE SPICER Good things come in small packages. NANCY SPICER I will pursue great- er things. RICHARD STORMES Better late than never. SAMUEL SAWYER We were not made for ourselves alone but for the world. ALAN WALL While we live, let us live. DOROTHY WHITMORE I must follow him through thick and thin. CLASS OF '52 LESS THAN OUR BEST IS FAILURE CLASS FLOWER---------Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS--------Blue and White CLASS ADVISOR-------Mr. James E. Hartnett Although never actually our official advisor, we would like to express our thanks and appre - elation to Principal Frederick Feltz, who is now on leave of absence to fulfill a military position . Many hours of his time were devoted to us as friends in need of advice.We wish all the best to him until we meet again. THE SENIOR CLASS Class History Twelve brave innocent children are left of the valiant band that courageously began school one day in September, 1939, under Miss Caroline Marvin and Mrs. Maxine Manchester. These honored personalities are none other than David Page, Arthur Button, Philip Fairchild, Eugene Johnson, Janet Button, Faye Spicer, Carol Angell, Dorothy Whitmore, Margaret Scribner, Betty Cadwell, Nancy Spicer, and Mary Austin. As we struggled through the years various new pupils and teachers joined the league until now in 1952, we have a class of twenty - seven that will soon be scattered in all directions. As we passed from grade to grade and from teacher to teacher, we were judged intellectuals and dullards, angels and devils, beauties and beasts, by our parents and teachers. Once - they even thought we were a group of geniuses - - but soon found out we weren’t. We were always a noisy class. Even now Mrs. McFarland has trouble getting us quiet. We were the objectives of many adjectives but we will let old troubles stay where they are. Our high school days started four years ago for most of us. These were filled with efforts to fatten our treasury so we could go on the traditional Senior trip in the spring of 1952. Our officers during the Fresh - man year were: Janet Button, President; Mary Austin, Vice President; James Hansen, Treasurer; and Velma Bound, Secretary. Mr. Cahill and Miss Eckart were selected to be our advisors. Our Sophomore officers were: Dave Page, President; Faye Spicer, Vice President; Judy Hoadley, Treasurer; and Sarita Runion, Secretary. This was the year we ordered our class rings. After much dis - cussion we selected the ring Enterprise. ” Dave proved such a good administrator that he was re - elected in our Junior year with Dorothy Whit - more as Vice President, Betty Cadwell, Treasurer; and Sarita Runion, Secretary. The two top events of the year were the Junior play, We Shook the Family Tree, ” and the Junior Prom with Stan Rolen and Faye Spicer, king and queen. Both events were a huge success. Our final year opened with David again taking the Presidency, Dorothy Whitmore, Vice President; Sarita Runion, Treasurer; and Ray Wells, Secretary. Our new history teacher, Mr. Hartnett (Uncle Jim), was chosen to be our advisor as Mr. Cahill had left. Mr. Hewitt, the new English teacher, worked un - tiringly withus to complete the two major Senior activities, the Senior play, Our Girls, ” and the pro - duction of The Tempus, the high school annual. Now that our academic education is nearing an end we feel that the class of 1952 is the most un - usual class to have passed through the portals of New Berlin Central School. Senior Class Prophecy The prodigy of New Berlin Central School, alias the class of '52, wishes a prognostication of ten years hence - - thereby aiding each of them in their plans for the years ahead. To aid in this search of the future, theclass unanimously decided to borrowStanley Rolen's Future - O - Gram, a superlative invention which empowers persons to penetrate the veil of time and speed into the years beyond. There was only one thing, however, which the class could not decide upon - who should take this coveted journey? It is evident that only the most precocious, trustworthy, and scrupulous persons could set out on such a phenomenal excursion. Finally it was decided that Mr. Malcolm J. Hewitt and Mr. James E. Hartnett should be the chosen ones, so one day we pushed them aboard the Future - O - Gram and started them on their precarious expedition into the excursion beyond. To our bewilderment they returned shortly with appalling results . As we scrutinized the years ahead portrayed by the ambassadors of the universe, we find: Sarita Runion, touring Europe and South America is a famed concert pianist, loved by all. She ac - companied for David Page who gives recitals in his spare time. He is now an engineer of considerable fame. Virginia Liddle was found doing well in her career as a WAVE. She is now the commander of Speedy Enterprise. In a radio message given over the WALL network (owned and operated by Alan Wall) it was reported that Commander Liddle met her former classmate, Sam Sawyer, who is doing missionary work in foreign lands. Carol Angell is touring the world in her spare time offered by her teaching profession. Once she encountered Leslie Moore operating a dude ranch with his partner, Arthur Button. One of their steady visitors is Richard Stormes. who has been painting western scenes for The Open Road. Willard Hendrickson and Philip Fairchild have become successes in the field of farming. The former Miss Betty Cadwell has written several books on the subject and is assisted by first hand farm information. In a fashionable beauty salon in New York City, Nancy Spicer, even prettier than when occupied with N. B. C. S., is in charge of the coiffure department. Seated at the driers are two smart secretaries - Margaret Scribner and Josephine Norton. Both are working for the High School Trip to Mars, Inc. Miss Faye I. Spicer has become a successful doctor's assistant. She is now in Northern Europe attend - ing the Olympics and assisting the doctor with injured football players. Janet Button in the field of medi - cine operates a robot basketball team in her spare time. (The captain thus sits on her lap whenever she wishes). Her team has been given opposition only by Gene Johnson's Earth Roamers. Gene devotes most of his time to his home life. Mary Austin, art critic, interior decorator, and editor of Immaculate magazine has been quoted as saying Design your home for your life. Marvin Maxson is in the field of industry, making cyclotrons. He is the president of the firm, and works in the shop putting washers on pegs as he can do it faster than any of his workers. Gerald Huggins and James Hansen have gone in business for themselves. Their friend Raymond Wells does all their engi - neering work for them. His motto, It will be well done by Wells. Dorothy Whitmore is an exceptional organist and housewife. She is now in the ministerial work with her husband. Helen Coman, working as an efficient teacher in a centralized school, educates her pupils with advanced methods. Mr. Rolen was busy in his lab when the future found him. He became a pharmicist but in his spare time he is working on an apparatus known as the Past Machine which will enable him and his former classmates to retreat to those good'ole school days of yore. Senior Class Officers Standing, left to right: Sarita Runion, Treasurer; Mr. Hartnett, Class Advisor. Seated, left to right: Dorothy Whitmore, Vice President; David Page, President; Raymond Wells, Secretary. year Kook Staff Standing, left to right: David Page, Raymond Wells, Stanley Rolon, and Eugene Johnson. Seated, left to right: Mr. Hewitt, Janet Button, Alan Wall, Dick Stormes. Cast Will And Zest ament the Senior Class of 1952, do hereby bequeath our numerous possessions thusly CAROL ANGELL leaves her salesmanship ability to the Junior Class. MARY AUSTIN leaves to Bob Hobson, a huge van, a can of paint and scissors for future work on the Junior Prom. The van is to make sure all furniture is replaced. ART BUTTON leaves to Clyde Matteson his ability to catch muskrats. JANET BUTTON leaves to Carl Sutton a wolfing license to make his future escapades legal. BETTY CADWELL leaves to Betty Lou Phelps her ability to get and keep a man. HELEN COMAN leaves her red hair to Kate Fletcher to go along with her temper that gets so riled up Hot Shot practice. PHIL FAIRCHILD leaves to George Wolfangle his writing ability so that his teachers can trans - late his homework into English. SKIP HANSEN leaves to Leo Gravesen his ability to get along with Elsie. WILLARD HENDRICKSON leaves his old faithful car to Charlie Day in case his doesn't hold out long enough. GERALD HUGGINS leaves his Math ability - - don't confuse your angles. EUGENE JOHNSON leaves to Bob Hobson rights and privileges of number 4 providing he takes good care of it. GINNY LIDDLE leaves her mild disposition to Dot Williams. MARV MAXSON leaves his car parts to Ray Vermilyea, Leon Teed, Herb Whipple, and Chuck Johnson so his memory will still be here when he has gone. LESLIE MOORE leaves his boots to Harold Howe for wading into his Math assignments. THE GIRLS SENIOR GLEE CLUB leave to Mona Fish a revolving piano to enable her to see Miss Roberts directing at all times. JO NORTON leaves her quiet ways to Hilda Backus. DAVE PAGE leaves to Ray Page the ability of the Seniors to make money. STAN ROLEN leaves his traps and empty trap line to Don Jones. SARITA RUNION leaves some of her hair to Jo Lebenick. It may help her over the rough spots. SAM SAWYER leaves his studiousness to Bill Reidenbach and Phil Greco, with sincere hope that they will use it to the best of their ability. MARGARET SCRIBNER leaves her ability to read music to Janet Stormes. FAYE SPICER leaves the secret of her height to Dick Burr, Bob Butts, and George Camp. NANCY SPICER leaves her short hair - do's to Leann Wood, Barbara Novak and Bev Cooper. DICK STORMES leaves his ability to ’’dive over ten men to Merton Van Pelt. ALAN WALL leaves his car to Leslie Wall so that the name Wall will not get out of circulation. THE SENIOR HOME EC GIRLS leave to Doris Davis, Helen Joslin, and Carole Credico paper and pens to make wedding announcements. RAYMOND WELLS leaves his scholastic ability to Dick Lewis and Bill Nichols. DOT WHITMORE leaves her ability to hold a red - headed man to Nancy Lyons. juniors Back row, left to right: Phil Greco, Robert Hobson, Raymond Vermilyea, George Camp, Robert Butts, Raymond Page, Donald Jones, Richard Burr, Richard Lewis, Charles Day, Leo Gravesen, Harold Howe. Second row, left to right: Herbert Whipple, Merton Van Pelt, Leslie Wall, Leon Teed, Nancy Lyon, Beverly Cooper, Doris Davis, Miss Deliganis, Leann Wood, Barbara Novak, William Reidenbach, Carleton Sutton, Clyde Matteson, Charles Johnson, and William Nichols. Front row, left to right: Josephine Lebenick, Hilda Backus, Betty Lou Phelps, Beverly Huggins, Janet Stormes, Mona Fish, Dorothy Williams, Catherine Fletcher, and Carole Credico. The Junior Class of New Berlin Central School elected the following officers to carry them through the year: Raymond Page, President; Robert Butts, Vice President; Mona Fish, Secretary; Betty Lou Phelps, Treasurer. The class had one major project during February entitled The Pancake Supper which was a huge success. Other plans which will be carried out during the remainder of the year are the Spaghetti Supper, the Junior Play and the Junior Prom. Sophomores Back row, left to right: Thomas Blake, Richard Button, Frank Zorda, Donald Williams, William Phelps, Leslie Gilbert, Mr. Fry, Douglas Camp, Paul Lawrence, Stuart Crandall, Ronald Jenkins, William Turnbull, David Spicer. Center row, left to right: Edwin Parry, Robert Sweet, Thomas Hendrickson, Donald Ackerman, David Brownell, Roger Stormes, June Fairchild, Johanna Lyon, Wilma Potter, Grace Fitsgerald, Verna Lindsay, Richard Button, Richard Hardy,, Robert Houck, Robert Elliott, Gerald Lewis, James Huxtable. Front row, left to right: Cecelia Gracyalny, Joan Saur, Ann Hansen, Mary Wood, Dorothy Waffle, Nancy Sawyer, Rosalie Lebenick, Frances Moore, Florence Burton, Mary Jane Whitacre, Sharon Gregory, Phyllis Maxson. CLASS OFFICERS Stuart Crandall..........................President Donald Williams -...................Vice President Cecelia Gracyalny------------------------Secretary Catherine Myers--------------------------Treasurer Class of 1955 Back row, left to right: Phyllis Butts, Richard Borst, Wesley Stephens, Johnny Spurr, Natty Juliano, Proctor Kenyon, Eugene Cole, Donald Gibson, Richard Wilcox. Richard Graham, Adolph Engel, Warren Sargent, Richard Walkden, Byron Matteson, Nina Bice. Second row, left to right: James Liddle, Milton Anson, Carl Curtis, George Guller, Marvin Slentz, Renny Hoadley, Melvin Fairchild, Bruce Camp, Mr. Hewitt, Shirley Davis, Adelbert Austin, Leander Green, Harry Davis, Paul Pope, Carl Camenga, Wesley Fish, David Slentz. First row, left to right: Barbara McQuade, Marianne Haggerty, Janice Strain, Katerina Engel, Florence Turnbull, Betty Johnsen, Kathyrn Norman, Janet Sprague, Carmela Zorda, Myra Ramey, Betty Fletcher. The Freshmen's first class meeting took place Sept. 18, 1951. The officers elected at this meeting are as follows: President, Florence Turnbull: Vice President, Richard Graham; Secretary, Katrina Engle; Treasurer, George Guller. The student council representatives are: Marv Slentz and John Spurr. Not to end tradition, the Freshmen have done little as yet to inflate their treasury although they have worked hard on refreshment sales at basketball games. Third row: Nichols, Davis, Neuland, Meyers, Moore, Mrs. Coddington, Beardslee, Haywood, Juliano, Button, Bice. Second row; Kaul, Hendrickson, Norton, Runion, Izard, Cronk, Maxson, Winn, Camp. First row: Prentice, Dunham, Baker, Decker, Ray, Huxtable, Horton. Back row: Baldwin, Dodge, Gregory, Raastad, Hay - wood, Brown, Mrs. Coddington, Burr, Whitacre, Burke, Smith, Burski, Borce. Second row: Hobson, Lloyd, Davis, Gilmour, Whitney, Kortleven, Ack - erman, Hardy, Button. First row: Hoyt, Lowe, Franco, Lamoree, Chase, Norman. New Berlin Central School jg Hoy. 19, 1951 Seventh Qmde Back row: Brown, White, Barker, Cummings, Payten, Moore, Button, Third row: Conklin, Webb, Fairchild, Smith, Mr. Fry, Garrison, Angeli, Bice, Fletcher. Second row: Davis, Slentz, Gracyalny, Kellogg, Huxtable, Williams, Lucey, Gage, Houck. First row: Strain, Sweet, Royce, Matteson, Porter, Gregory, Simmons. Seventh Qmde First row: Cadwell, Rolen, Cooper, Meyer, Dock - stater, Enman, Button. Second row: Slentz, Izard, Chase, Williams, Turnbull, Hazard, Guller, Williams Church. Third row: Church, Huth, Huggins, Mudge, White, Whitney, Chapman, Sawyer, Larchar, Reed, Fish. Fourth row: All, Rood, Button, Blake, Hotaling, Lum. Sixth Qrade First row: Come, Whitacre, Fitzgerald, Kinney, Ackerman, Baker, Gage. Second row: Wolfangle, Weaver, Distler, Walkden, Mrs. Robbins, Conklin, Shaw, Burdick, Gracyalny. Third row: Ballemy, Herod, Williams, Gregory, McMullen, Haywood, Wiggins, Rose, Abrams, Wood, Brown, Maxson. First row: Lloyd, Beckwith, Zorda, Johnson, Gould, Clapp, Hardy. Second row: Franco, Huggins, Chase, Cole, Olds, Coleman, Potter, Utter, Mennig.. Third row; Williams, Grant, Barker, White, Mudge, Hunt, Schworm, Johnsen, Lum, Jones. Fourth row: Ei - holzer, Slentz, Dunham, Fairchild, Christian, Johnson. Tiftk Grade Back row: Gregory, Reed, Gregory, Cronk, Dunham Church, Slentz. Third row: Mudge, Honeywell, Davis, Rose, Musk, Noll, Russo, Winton, Smith, Va Court, Deal, Lloyd, Bice. Second row: Benjamin, Gould, Lowe, Lyon, Mrs. Hunt, Beeching, Potter, Paddack, Winton. First row: Meyers, Garrison, Runion, Rowe, Brown, Sweet, Maxson. Back row: Maples, Cummings, Smith, Baldwin Huth, Turnbull, Izard. Third row: Weaver, Juliano, Borst, Meyers, Mrs. Jager, Simons, Kinney, Distler, Davis. Second row: Jones, Whipple, Beckwith, Beardslee, Warren, Dafgard, Fairchild, Penner, Dye, Moore, Burr, Lamoree, Brown. First row: Burdick, Chesebro, Burroughs, Carpenter, Van Brink, Van Court, Beadle. fourth Qrade Back row: Zirkel, Williams, Clapp, Davis. Third row: Hoag, Rose, Ballister, Gilbert, Come, Johnso Sawyer, Sickler, Meyers, Williams, Abrams. Sect row: Benjamin, Weaver, Johnson, Busch, Mrs. Frit Backus, Hall, Davis, Jones. First row: Whipple, Grant, Norman, Potter, Boice, Compton, Hoxie. fourth Grade First row: Brownell, Meyers, Douglas, Dart, Hux - table, Ames, Chase. Second.row: Holl, Saur, Jones, Hendrickson, Mrs. Greene, Franco, Dunham, Noll, Backus. Third row: Whitacre, Gracyalny, Moore, Fairchild, Haywood, Penner, Kenyon, Camp, Burke. =ourth row: Atkyns, Eiholzer, Slentz, Van Brink. cowffir Zhird Qrade First row: Davis, Todd, Horstman, Salmon, Monroe, Franco, Hendrickson. Seconu row: Maples, Williams, Kenyon, Wilcox, Miss Spadaro, Izard, Compton, Houck, Simons. Third row: Anderson, Wiggins, Tuttle, Hurlbutt, Shafer, Rice, Smith, Davenport, Deal, Hardy, Rood, Chase, Dunham . First row: Credico, Tuttle, Hutt;, Beadle, Kuhn, Camp, Stowell. Second row: Angell, Williams, Baldwin, Dye, Miss O’Connor, Sweet, Chapin, Slentz, Carpenter. Third row: Vroman, Barker, Burdick, VanCourt, Williams, Lloyd, Thompson, Penner, Chase, Hatzenbuhler, Herod, Honeywell. Men� Berlin Central School Mov. 19, 1951 Back row: Maxson, Boice, Perkins, Heins, Carpenter, Bellamy, Warren, Brown, Chase. Third row: Brown, Herod, Camp, Matteson, Eiholzer, Greene, Haberman, Distler, Tyler, Coleman, Moore, Mudge. Second row: Camp, Palmer, Utter, Johnson, Mrs. Hinnman, Parker, Gracyalny, Fargo, Weaver. First row: Dye, Me Quade, Starr, Johnson, Davis, Williams, Winton. Second Qrade Back row: Chapin, Lum, Sickler, Matteson, Williams, Spurr, Larchar, Anderson, Lucey. Third row: Runion, Lewis, Novak, Huggins, Chapin, Chambers, Larchar, Huxtable, Curtis, Smith. Second row: Gilmour, Edwards, Reed, Liddle, Mrs. Davis, Benson, Cadwell, Thompson, Rose. First row: Izard, Clapp, Gregory, Davis, Horstman, Eckmeyer. Sir st Back row: Riso, Williams, Hiilbutt, Dye, Mrs. Acker - man, McQuade, Anderson, Dye, Moore. Second row: Milton, Dart, Lloyd, Kenyon, Penner, Jones, Jones. First row: Schriber, Gage, Hoxie, Rose, Cummings. Back row: Chase, Johnson, Webb, Borst, Mrs. Ace - nowr, Huxtable, Wilcox, Zorda, Tyler. Second row: Franco, Hazard, Webb, Hoag, Davis, Sweet. First row: Neuland, Conklin, Shaw, Bellamy, Come, Maine. Kindergarten Back row: Jones, Camrike, Spicer, Distler, Clapp. Third row: Chase, Hansen, Mrs. Manchester, Button, Austin. Second row: Button, Johnson, Brownell, Mudge. Thompson, Salmon, Patrick, Van Court. First row: Jennings, Ford. Crawford, Lloyd, Slentz, Haberman, Novak. Back row: Porter, Warren, Beardslee, De Forest, Green. Third row: Walkden, Sprague, Benson, Miller. Second row: Miller, Rose, Ramsey, Wil - cox, Williams, Izzard, Ramey, Meyers, Jackson. First row: Kinney, Lyon, Bennett, Maine, Merrihew, Holl. Grammar School Back row: Humphrey, Emhof, Hughes, Armstrong. Second row: Parks, Hurlbutt, Miss Colegrove, Mrs. Whitacre, Lloyd, Parks. Front row: Hurlbutt, Young, Young, Bice,Edmonds, Lloyd. THE SENIOR CLASS OF NEW BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL PRESENTS HC ri rQ T TiD T (c 99 A FARCE COMEDY IN THREE ACTS By Conrad Seiler NEW BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL December 12 and 13, 1951 8:15 P. M. THE CAST ELMER LOVEJOY ............Dick Stormes MILDRED LOVEJOY ..........Janet Button HULDA ....................Mary Austin MRS. WATTLES .............Nancy Spicer CHESTER WATTLES ..........Stanley Rolen JESSE LOVEJOY ............James Hansen FRANCIS LOVEJOY ..........Marvin Maxon VIVIAN LOVEJOY ...........David Page PHYLLIS WATTLES ..........Faye Spicer AUNT JESSIE ..............Margaret Scribner EXPRESSMAN ...............Gerald Huggins Cr STAGE AND PROPERTIES Eugene Johnson, Dorothy Whitmore STAGE MANAGER Raymond Wells DIRECTED BY MALCOLM J. HEWITT —★— Produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York, N. Y. VARSITY Although they lost the last league game and an undefeated league season the Cinderella Kids turned in a very im - pressive 9-1 record and a respectable overall record of 11 - 3. This record was good enough to put the boys into the Eastern Zone Playoffs of Section IV. The 11-3 season was due to the excellent coaching of Coach Fry who tutored his boys in a slow shifting man - to - man defense. This year’s squad will lose the services of four graduating Seniors, Gene Johnson, Dave Page, Gerry Huggins and Stan Rolen. Scoring Honors Butts 158 Johnson 158 Sutton 94 Hobson 89 Phelps 82 Williams 49 Page 23 Huggins 20 Button 13 Rolen 6 Total 683 - 14 game HOME AWAY Sherburne Morris Bainbridge Otego Franklin Unadilla Edmeston Delhi Forfeit Vs jt' ■ ■- Record: 11 wins and 4 defeats. High scoring average: Johnson 12. High foul shot average: Johnson. JUNIOR VARSITY Game Scores AWAY 42-44 HOME 20 - 15 Sherburne Morris Bainbridge Otego Franklin Unadilla Edmeston 26 - 28 Forfeit Record: 11 wins and 3 defeats Scoring honors were shared by David Spicer and Gene Cole with 90 and 87 respectively. football Kneeling, left to right: Dick Stormes, Bill Nichols, Wesley Fish, Don Ackerman, Rennie Hoadley, David Brownell, Paul Pope, John Spurr, Roger Stormes (Mgr.). Second row: Coach, Mr. Leyland, Ray Page, Dick Button, Leo Gravesen, Charles Johnson, Carl Sutton, -Natty Juliano, Don Gibson, Warren Sargent, David Page, Dick Graham, James Hansen, Asst. Coach,Mr. Hartnett. Third row: Gerry Huggins, David Spicer, Ronald Jenkins, Stuart Crandall, Gene Johnson. SEASON’S SCORES STARTING LINEUP New Berlin 24 25 Undilla RE - Dick Button New Berlin 19 37 Edmeston RG - Ronald Jenkins New Berlin 6 19 Franklin C - James Hansen New Berlin 25 7 Morris LG - Warren Sargent New Berlin 12 13 Otego QB - Carl Sutton RHB - Charles Johnson LHB - Gene Johnson Perhaps the most bemoaned season in the football history of N. B. C. S. was the fall of 1951. The biggest reasons for the 1 victory, 4 defeat record was lack of experience. The years scoring honors was well divided up with Gene Johnson scoring 38 followed by Charles Johnson who scored 24. Carl Sutton and David Page both scored 12 points each. baseball The baseball team in the 1950 season was almost completely reversed from that of 1949. We only won 3 and lost 7, a record that is not admirable. This year’s failure could be due to a number of things. Fate seemed to be pitching against this year's N.B. C. S. team. With the loss of only two lettermen the team should be about average providing they can find another pitcher. 1st 2nd New Berlin 9 27 Edmeston 19 14 Highest Batting Average - Bud Lyons .457 New Berlin 9 13 Most Hits - Bud Lyons 15 Otego 10 12 Most Runs - Bud Lyons 18 New Berlin — 8 Stolen Bases - Gene Johnson 24 Morris 11 12 Walks - Carl Sutton 13 New Berlin 4 9 Franklin 15 21 New Berlin 5 6 Unidilla 3 7 PITCHING RECORDS NAME IN. PIT. HITS OFF W SK. WON LOST RUN SCO, Rolen 372 3 30 11 13 2 1 24 Lyons 4 7 6 0 1 0 11 Burr 24 21 20 5 0 2 40 Page 231 3 33 38 8 0 4 46 Cheer Readers Standing, left to right: Margaret Scribner, Janet Button, Mary Austin. Kneeling: Faye Spicer, Capt.; Patty Johnson, Mascot; Katherine Fletcher. Left to right: Betty Fletcher, Phyllis Butts, Nancy Lyons, Capt.; Janet Sprague, Carmela Zorda. Zwirlers Standing, left to right: Mary Wood, Frances Moore, Janet Stormes, Betty Johnson. Kneeling: Hilda Backus, Mary Jane Whit - acre. (jirls’ Athletics Back row, left to right: Nina Bice, Nancy Spicer, Vema Lindsay, June Fairchild, Johanna Lyons, Mary Jane Austin, Margaret Scribner, Catherine Myers, Doris Davis, Beverly Cooper, Sharon Gregory, Betty Johnson, Phyllis Butts, Katherine Norman. Middle row, left to right: Mona Fish, Beverly Huggins, Nancy Lyons, Janet Stormes, Jean Acnower, Katherine Fletcher, Dorothy Whitmore, Florence Burton, Janet Anson, Janet Sprague. Front row, left to right: Faye Spicer, Cecila Gracyalny, Ann Hansen, Joan Saur, Hilda Backus, Mary Wood, Josephine Lebenick, Virginia Liddle, Carmela Zorda. Q A'A' Cornell Seated, left to right: Elizabeth Lloyd, Faye Spicer, Mona Fish, Nancy Lyons, Katherine Norman, Mary Jane Whit - acre, Diane Ackerman. Standing, left to right: Helen Chase, Janet Button, Nina Bice, Katherine Myers, Miss Mendez. Student Council Seated, left to right: Robert Butts, Carley Sutton, Vice President, Janet Button; President, Mary Jane Whitacre; Secretary, Stanly Rolen. Standing, left to right: James Sweet, Marvin Slentz, Stanley Crandall, Alan Wall, Nancy Lyon, Mr. Butts, Faye Spicer, Teddy Norman. Safety Patrol Top row, left to right: J. Gould, R. Zorda, D. Gregory, R. Cronk, J. Winton, H. Abrams, C. Carpenter. Center row, left to right: T. Hardy, P. Garrison, H. McMullen, R. Whitacre, Capt., R. Slentz; C. Lloyd, T. Reed. Front row, left to right: R. Williams, D. Deal, R. Burroughs, R. Jones, T. Christian, R. Wood. Band First row, left to right: Hilda Backus, Mary Wood, Mary Jane Whitacre, Frances Moore, Betty Johnson, Janet Stormes. Second row: Nancy Spicer, Susan Huth, Jean Acenour, Robert Elliott, Marvin Slentz, Esther Garrison, Stanley Rolen, Ronald Jenkins, Mary Lou Church. Third row: Mr. Warner, Helen Lucy, Corinne Runion, John Larcher, Anne Marie Gracyalny, Barbara Fletcher, Rosalie Lebenick, Dorothy Whitmore, Faye Spicer, Carole Credico, Gail Haywood. Fourth row: Edwin Parry, Donald Gibson, Patricia Burke, Joan Hazard, Cecilia Gracyalny, Helen Chase, Josephine Lebenick, Beverly Cooper, Margaret Scribner, Sarita Runion. Fifth row: Adelbert Austin, Marvin Maxson, Nancy Lyon, Judy Huggins, Frank Zorda, Wesley Stephens, Bill Nichols, David Spicer, Phyllis Butts, Mona Fish, Betty Cadwell. The band year began with the election of officers with the following installed: President------Marvin Maxson Secretary------Mona Fish Librarians-----Wesley Stephens, Ronald Jenkins, Frank Zorda. This year the dream for new uniforms was finally realized. The band played .at various foot - ball and basketball games, The March of Dimes, and gave their usual performance at The Winter Concert. Coming events are the Spring Concert, Sherburne Pageant of Bands, Morris Festival. and the State Rating. $twior Band Top row, left to right: Mr. Warner, Carol Wolfangle, Mark Huth, Warren Rolen, Helen Lucey, Ronald Zorda, Betty Guller, Sandy Williams, Mark Enman, Flora Menning, Thersa Gracyalny. Second row: Joan Hazard, Helen Chase, Hope Huxtable, Ann Franco, Judy Shaw, Suzanne Lowe, Richard Burroughs, Peter Mapels, Patty Burk. Third row: Susan Huth, John Runion, Ken Fairchild, Mary Lou Church, David Deal, John Huxtable, Sharon Walkden, Barbara Fletcher, Ada Mae Musk. Fourth row: Gale Hay wood, Corine Runion, Esther Garrison, Perry Carpenter, Judy Huggins, Ann Gracyalny, John Larchar. Bus Patrol Front row: Bice, Maples, Jones, Clapp, Christian, Christian, R., Whitacre. Second row: Simmons, Gilmore, Burtin, Fairchild, J., Reed, Garrison, Burski, Grant, Enman. Top row: Winton, Barker, Meyers, Potter, Mr. Butts, Fairchild, P., Sawyer, Fairchild, M., Davis. Qlee Club The first Glee Club presentation was the Christmas Choral Program, Songs and Traditions of Many Lands. It told stories and songs of different traditions in many countries at Christmas Time. The narrator was Carol Angell. The traditional Winter and Spring Concerts were very successful and many pleasing comments were heard to that effect. The Glee Club Officers of 1951 - 1952 are as follows: President--------------------------------------------------Faye Spicer Vice President--------------------------------------------Janet Button Secretary-------------------------------------Florence Turnbull Treasurer--------------------------------------Betty Lou Phelps Bottom row, left to right: Mona Fish, Florence Burton, Virginia Liddle, Phyllis Maxson, Janice Strain, Sarita Runion, Katherine Norman, Carmela Zorda, Patricia Parrot, Barbara McQuade. Second row: Lora Willis, Betty Fletcher, Ann Hansen, Katerina Engel, Florence Turnball, Faye Spicer, Janet Button, Betty Lou Phelps, Joan Saur, Sharon Gregory, Nina Bice. Third row: Miss Roberts, Catherine Fletcher, Janet Stormes, Nancy Spicer, Janet Sprague, June Fairchild, Jo Norton, Phyllis Butts, Betty Johnson, Verna Lindsey, Janet Anson, Catherine Myers, Mary Jane Whitacre, Beverly Huggins, Hilda Backus. Fourth row: Mary Wood, Beverly Cooper, Betty Cadwell, Leanne Wood, Jean Acenowr, Johanna Lyons, Margaret Scribner, Wilma Potter, Hazel Willis, Dorothy Whitmore, Joyce Brown, Helen Coman, Nancy Lyon. BOYS r’ KUS: Miss Roberts, D. Page, R. Wells, S. Crandall, R. Stormes, M. Van Brownell, S. Crandall and G. Wolfangle. Music Clubs TREBLELETTES: Miss Roberts, M. Whitacre, B. Phelps, K. Engle, B. Cooper, N. Lyon, J. Stormes, J. Button, D. Whitmore, F. Spicer, M. Scribner, H. Backus, S. Runion, J. Acenour. Seated: M. Fish. V-v' '• Juture Jar meis of America Front row, left to right: Procter Kenyon, Leslie Gilbert, William Turnbull, Paul Lawerence, Arthur Button, Richard Lewis, Philip Fairchild, Donald Jones, Nattie Juliano. Second row, left to right: Leslie Moore, Richard Walkden, Dick Borst, Tom Blake, Leo Gravesen Mr. Greene, Clyde Matteson, Charles Johnson, Richard Button, Melvin Fairchild. 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