New Paltz High School - Huguenot Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

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Qidre Ihukm Dance Our -Xdxl nrs NTNQ VY IIQOH 1nd'N1r Bax er J? , if Z' 'I-.hl'l'l' Hands A-Xrollrld, -nys . ' V l v r i 1 The Sophomore Intramural Team. 25

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413' sf. JS. 'XA 193 Lffl In Right, Front Rnfw: J. Edmonds, K. Slater, S. Kou- naris, A. Mackey, Longfield, J. Mills, C. Arias, V. Crawford, B. Hutt, M. Abramson, R, Polhamus, IZ. Has- brouck. Srffnzii Rom: E, Schoonmaker, B. Lawler, P, Reid, j. Nlclntyre, Burns, Gibbons, D, Morris, M. Locas- cio, A. Palmer, T. Power. Third Roms: A. Schofield, S. The class of '53 launched into it's second year at New Paltz High School by electing their of- ficers. George llillham was elected President. Ralph Clearwater. Vice-President, and Theresa Power, Secretary-Treasurer. One of the most important events of this year was our Sophomore Hop, with Sadie Hawkins Day as our theme, This time the girls asked the boys to the dance which helped make it a big night of square and round dancing. The Sophomores showed their skill at winning games, when we took second place at the Halloween Party. After the first few months of school had passed quickly by we found ourselves planning the Holi- day decorations for our room. Wye painted the OPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE VLASS OFITICICRS Left to Right: Ralph Clearwater, Vice-Presidentg Theresa Power, Sec- retary-Treasurerg George Millham, President. .., ,tg H39-' vf 45' WG Q - if Turner, I, Chaiet, K. Butennandt, M. Lueken, E. Mason, L. Quick, l. Ellis, G. Martinez, R. Fecketter, R, Abram- son. Los! Rofw: J. Shuckrow, K. Maclver, B. Misner, G. DeVVitt, E. Blake, G, Gardiner, C. Coutant, C Benjamin, G. Millham, J. jeanneney, N, Richards, windows, colored the blackboards, and decorated the tree and fireplace. Although our class did not win first prize. for decorations, we won honor' able mention for our theme, which was HYe Olde English Room. Among many other sports undertaken by the members of our class, the girls' basketball team has really done an outstanding job this year. Since the beginning of our Sophomore year we have taken an active part in the clubs and other organizations of our school. lllany of the girls and boys took a part in the Christmas Pageant which was an exceptionally fine musical event. The class is grateful for the guidance of two advisors. Kliss Wiilson and lllr. Bayer.

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A ,- CW' C ? If t to Rzghf Fran! Roz C Ofonnor L Zimmerman 'S endox er 'Nic ann P Mosher C' Petrizzo Ixellx I C xbbons N1 Nforoch I Dei r1ff C Sfregoli C one If Hallidax Xett R H1 brouck Smmd an is Brac en e ra Broo A de ni lxopper L Coffex Ros C Lasher bc 1ro Dressel P VS altherx L ohnson P Hlmmerl Third Rm.. L Iohrman N1 Redmond M Mason 1 Edmond XVhen we came to the High School from the Campus School last fall we discoxcrad that we were already fairly well acquainted with 'Xen Paltz I-Iigh due to the visit we had made here last spring. VVhat we didnt know regarding the rules and regulations we picked up soon after our arrival with the help of our two advisori, llri. LaF1lce and lIrs. lIcKenna. VVith a class roll of seventy we found our- selves carrying a lot of influence in the student council elections--one of the first events of the school year. As a result we were able to place Pa- tricia VVill in the Council as Treasurer. As our officers this year we elected Alice FRESHMAN CLASS FRESIIMIEN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Alice Murphy, Presi' dentg Alan DuBois, Vice-President: lsabele Gibbons, Secretary-Trensprof. Vill LX ssl lntlllo U Schnuc iw or o mer r m P SIIHIQX 5 llagger x 1 me o sano far III X ll tar orie o s Xen Rafterx XV Chamberlain N1 Prulrs N Moe r c uliois sen A Mur 1 IX J Qulc VV Wilson lNIurphx lrcsidcnt Allin Duliois Nice lresldcnt and Isabclli Cibbons Sccrctirs lrcisurcr lhese 0 iccrs hui dom 1 fine job in hiding, the Q and building up class spirit. That the class of l9D-lb is a Go-Getter class was well illustrated during the annual Stu ent Council BI'ljI'lZlflt' Drive when we were far out in front in both total sales 'ind sales per student. As a result of our efforts we were given an ice cream party. Pat VVill and Nancy Iwoehrke both won a trip to New York City where they saw Hgouth Pacific . Beatrice VVenclover won the drawing prize of 325 and two tickets to the Army-New lfexico Football game.