Newark Central High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Newark, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

Huai tan 1051 mrtuark IM ti tfiool Alma Mater That is the land of lost content, I see it shining plain; The happy highways where I went And cannot come again. Houseman. 3 Dedication E. R. WOELFEL O HIS class of 1951 is happy to have an opportunity to express its regard for Mr. E. R. Woelfel. We believe that he is one of the best friends the students of Newark have ever had. We like to remember that while he took an uncompromising stand on wrong-doing, he never held a grudge against anyone. We think two of the finest things he passed on to the Student body were a feeling of responsibility and a very strong sense of good sportsmanship. To him, students were not just a list of names on a class roster, but faces and personalities --people. Today his genial smile, outward expression of his genuine friendliness toward all human beings, and especially toward yound people, reminds us that he still has a very keen interest in our wellbeing. And so, to Mr. E. R. Woelfel, the Arcadian for 1951 is dedicated. 4 In Memoriam HARRY A. CROFOOT 1893 - 1950 I Pray thee, then. Write me as one that loves his fellow-men. Hunt. 5 Jlflminisff ration Board Of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. SAPP. MR. MARSH. DR. DU BOIS, PRESIDENT: MR. FRANKLIN. MRS. BARKER. CLERK. Superintendent 8 MR. SIDNEY L. MAC ARTHUR MR. NORMAN R. KELLEY MR. MUNSON. MR. WILLIAMS. MISS COMSTOCK. MR. WASHBURN. MISS CARPENTER. MISS QUIRI. MR. MULLIN, MISS BAIN. MR. POWERS. MISS GOGGIN. 9 MISS CRELLIN, MR. KLOSSNER, MISS TURNER, MISS PERRIN. STANDING: MR. HILL, MISS SHERMAN. MR. MARBURGER: SEATED: MRS. MC CONNELL. MRS. ROBARGE. MRS. KNOX, MISS MORRISON. MISS L' AMOREAUX. 10 MR. CHETNEY, MR. BURDITT. MR. LUDWIG. MR. WERTS, MR. HERRINGTON, MRS. PITCHER. MISS KELLS. MISS BROWN, MR. GREEN. MR. HESS MISS HOWLAND. MISS WRIGHT. MR. HAWVER. MR. ROBB. We are very sorry that, because of illness, Miss Melious and Mr. Lee were not at school on the day the faculty pictures were taken. 12 I 3 MISS VAI.MOKK. MISS MC KADI.. MRS. HERMAN Student Council 1ST ROW: C. SPALTZHOLZ, MC FAUL, K. HAVERT. DE WEAVER, D. FAAS, MARRO. 2 ND ROW: MISS TURNER, MR. BURDITT, RENICK, WOLFORD, NUNN. TOWNSEND. L. SPALTZHOLZ. MR. HESS. MISS BROWN. THE STUDENT COUNCIL j VERY spring, the student body chooses a new student council. Mr. Burditt, our very able treasurer, is the only permanent member of the council. A president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and a boy and girl representative compose the central body of the student council. A representative from the seventh and eighth grades and the senior high class presidents are added to the group. One of our big projects this year was the reorganization of a school paper. Also, we have tried to make better pep-meetings by supervising them. The new cafeteria, which was opened in January, gave us another supervision job. Since we are a member of the National Association of Student Councils, we send representatives to regional meetings every year. Our student council, on the whole, has tried to improve conditions in the school as well as the school itself. 14 Seventh Grade 1ST ROW: MARROCCO, TAVANO, 8HAFFNER, DE CANN. MARTIN. ROBINSON. HINES. BECKENS, MC KEON, RENICK. HUNT- LEY. DAYTON. SWAN. 2ND ROW: MRS. ROBARGE, WIRTH, SCOTT. WRIGHT. BLAIR. ROOZE, VAN PARYS, ROBB. GOODMAN. PALMERI, DE BUYSER, FARNSWORTH, SIPES. MISS MORRISON. 3RD ROW: BEALES. CHAMBERLIN. PAONE. MC MILLIN. BOYNTON, PLYTER. MAC LAREN. BOWEN. TELLIER. KLINE. CAVANAUGH. EHRHARDT, MATTHYS. 4TH ROW: SWAIN. VAN CLEEF, O'NEIL. TOWNLEY. DAVIS. PIETERS. KEUKELAAR, SIMONSE, ROWE. TARANTELLI, LAGANA. HYMAN. DEN DECKER. 5TH ROW: DE SEYN, TAYLOR. BINDER. DONNELLY. WILLOVER. DICKSON. CAMPBELL, BLANKENBURG, MATTHEWS. STARK. KIESSLING. 1ST ROW: GARVEY. R. MARTENS. GLIMPSE, VATTESON. CARR. DOWNEY, MILBROOK, FITCH. ANDREW, VOLPE, LIVINGSTON. VANDEN BUSSCHE, HUMPHREY. 2ND ROW: KAUFMAN, PILARDO, ABBOTT, HYLKEMA. 30 IS VERT, JANTO, D. MARTENS, HOLDRIDGE, TROZZO, WAGE. COWLES. SALERNO. HORCH, MRS. MC CONNELL. 3RD ROW: MISS SHERMAN. BILLOTTA, DOYLE. REUTER. BARBERI, RICKERSON, MANGAN. COMSTOCK. DE BLAERE. FOLLETTE, RICHARDSON. MITCHELL, BARTLE. 4TH ROW: BAILEY, GOELLNER, KLAHN, STONE. PRAINO, COLASURDO, VANDERLYKE. SMITH. JORIS, GROAT, DAVIS. ROD- GERS. NAEYE. 5TH ROW. LUNAY, KREBBEKS, VANDER-MORTEL, JOHNS. THOMSON. BURNHAM. FRANKLIN. ALLEN. LAY. WANDERSEE. TYLER, KLEFIttER. 16 UN 1ST ROW: CAPWELL. MC DONALD. WARNER. GULLO, SPALTEHOLZ, GUINIP. DE MEYERS. JANTO. HAYNES. MURRAY. BAUMGARTNER. BUTTACCIO, R. PULVER. 2ND ROW: MR. HILL. DE CANN. COONEY. VALLE. DE RUE, D. PULVER. W. GUINIP. CAUWELS, MORGANTI. VANDERLINDE. DIXON. HOUDE, AVERY. MRS. KNOX. 3RD ROW: SHAFFNER. VANDEN BUSSCHE, HYMAN. MASSIELYE. DE WANDBL. MC WILLIAMS. BULLOCK. PELLICANO, SANTORO. GOEBERT. JACKSON. SCHWAB. MARRO. 4TH ROW: CHAMBERLIN. HAMMOND. O'CONNELL. DAVENPORT. CROCKFORD, WILLIAMS. SHAW. MC DOUGALL. WEIMER. BEADER. BILOTTA. MURDOCK. BAILEY. 5TH ROW: GRAF. KNEUT, KLAHN. VAN DAMME. LYNN. BURDICK. RANDOLPH. COMBS. GAM-BILL. LEDAIN. CORKHILL. 6TH ROW: VAN CLEEF. RAWDEN. VAN BOXLAERE. SCHMEDES. 1ST ROW: GLERUM. SCHNEIDER. DE WISPALAERE, GRAYBILL. VISSER. VER CROUSE, VIGLIAROLA, HART. PISHBAUGH, DEMARCO, M. RIDER, VANDERBILT. BECKENS. 2ND ROW: MR. MARBURGER. FRANK. STONE. WARNER. HURLBURT, HAMELINCK, DAVIS, HORCH, NELLIS. D. PULVER. VIOLA, LYKE, RING. MISS L AMOREAUX. 3RD ROW: HARRIS. COLLIER. BLANCHARD. WALDORF, LATIN. VANDERBROOK. HOLMES. SCHRAFFENBERGER, DAYTON. COLACINO, VAN CASSELE. J. MARTIN. LAGANA. 4TH ROW: KLOSSNER, FRENCH. LEWIS. P. PULVER. SWARTELE. GOLDSBOROUGH, HOWELL, CURCIO. TANEA, HAYDEN, TYRE. ROEDTS, CRESCIBFNE. CRITELOI. 5TH ROW: CARUSO, GASTON. VANDEMORTKL, NASH. FILARDO, KLAHN. SIEGWALT. G. MARTIN. BURGETT, CLARK. 17 Freshmen 1ST ROW: FOGARTY, ORLOPP, NICHOLSON. DE AUGUSTINE. SADLER. HALL. LAWTON. MURRAY. C. MC MAHON, VERCIlOU.SK, NARY. MANCUSO, S. DE WISPELAERE. 2ND ROW: MISS CRELLIN. JACOBS. NEGUS. VAN GORDER, NICHOLS. VIRTII, BUT- TACCIO, MAYNARD. AVERY. BOERMAN, SCHINSING. CASE. WILLIAMS. LEE. 3RD ROW: SANTELLI. DE WISPELAERE,. VAN GORDEN. CARROLL. MAEYE, P. CELSO, J. CELSO, DE MASI, VOLLERTSEN. ORNT, BURT. OAKLKAF, HOCK EN BERG 131, COLE FARNSWORTH. 4TH ROW: PIETERS. MATTHYS, SMITH. DE SARNO, SCHEER, VERMEERSCH, PARKS. FAGNER. MC DONAOI), RIDLEY. KAUFMAN. SCOTT. CALVIERA, TAVANO. BROWN. 5TH ROW: HOWARD. DENNIE, HOOT. VERCROUSE. RUSSELL. KOK-J vR. M. BOTCHER. WELCHER. KOTVIS, NEPHEW. DE CANN, JANSIN, O’BRIEN. WILLIAMS, WOODHAMS. 1ST ROW: SOCHI A. SANTORO. FRYLING, 3TKINE, TYNER. MON.TE. WESTFALL. DE WEAVER. ROBINSON. INGRAHAM. DE METSOiAERE. DE JOHN. CARRINGTON. 2ND ROW: MRS. RICH, VAN PARYS, GARRETT, MINER. DAYTON. 3EBB, FINE-WOOD. NICHOLSON . VAN HANEGAK, DE MARCO. VERDEHAM. KENNEDY. GOODMAN. IIR. WKRTS. 3RD ROW: MR. CHETNEY, DE WIND. BURN, SCHRAFFENBERGER. FICHTF.R, COVERT, RUSSELL. MARQUART. DOWNEY. SERENS. COLLIER. MILLER. STONE,PRATT. 4TH ROW: ROSS. CERAVOLO. DE AUCUSTINE, POLICANO, LEONHARDT, LIBBERT, VAN GORDER. LUNAY. TOWNSEND. MITCHELL. VAN HORN. MATTESON, DE RYCKE. 5TH ROW: BLACKMAN. QUANCE, ST ELL. COLEMAN, SIEG- WALT DE PORTER. LOOKUP. SCHMEDES, BLONDELL. BURNS. 6TH ROW: DK GROAT. HORTON. CURTISS. VAN HOUTE. 18 Sophomores 1ST ROW: RUSSELL. COLLINS. NOBLE. DECKER. BAILEY. OAKLEAP, WEST, CRANE. DUBLER. JOHNSON. DE WEAVER. 2ND ROW: DORE, COLACINO, WISER. BAILEY. LEE. RIPENBURG, FITCH. TACK. DE WISPELAKRE. YOST. BOTCHER. RUSSELL. 3RD ROW: MR. HERRINGTON. DERBY. RUMSEY. TRASK. CAUWELS. MONJE, BARKER, LUNAY, LAWTON. A. GENTILE. DI SANTO. WILLIAMS. 4TH ROW: SADLER, PATRIZI, RUPPALO. SILER. BOSJE, PRANK, FARNSWORTH. MC KOWN, SCHULTZ. HOUDE, PICHTER. 5TH ROW: SCHULDT, ALTMAN. LAURETTE. DOANE. T. KIESSLING. J. KIESSLING. LUEBBERT, ANDREW. DE POTIE. KLAHN. 1ST ROW: VAN HANEHAN. DION. PICKARD. NEWTON. WAGE, NUNN. DAILEY. PALERMO. JOHNS, DE POLO. PETRUS. 2ND ROW: DE FISHER, MEADE. BROWNING. LYKE, VERSCHAGE. LOHMAN. RAMOS. PULVER. ABBOTT. KREBBEXS. SANTELLI, MISS BAIN. 3RD ROW: MR. WILLIAMS. TYLER. BOUWENS, J. BURGESS. GEHTILE. ROEMER. NICHOLS. SOPER. SCHULTZ. PERKINS, GLERUM. HOWELL. 4TH ROW: JACOBS. STEVENS. PLYTER, HOUCK. ROBISON. WIRTH, DE NERING, SATTA. MORRISON, PIETERS. BURDITT. MR. MULL IN. 5TH ROW: LYON. BURT. MICHAELS. WOODHAMS. FARRELL. D. FAAS. C. BURGESS. BARCLAY, THOMAS. SCOFIELD, WILSON. GRAF. 19 Juniors 1ST ROW: NEGUS. BURAGINA. TAVANO, PISH. MC PAUL. VISSER, CEL SO, COLASURDO, ROSIER. 2ND ROW: MISS TUR- NER. P. VAN NORMAN. SHUMAN, BURM. HERMAN. M. MARRO, WIRTH, SANTINO. SYNESAEL. A. FARNSWORTH. 3RD ROW: MRS. PITCHER. RICHICHI. FRITZ, DAYTON. J. GOETZMAN. COLE. LINN, SATTA. BULLOCK. WIEBELD. VR. ROBB. 4TH ROW: D. FARNSWORTH, MASON. MARTIN, COLLIER, TELLIER. COWLES. VOLLERTSEN, WILLEMSEN, , DE RUE. ROBB. 5TH ROW: PARKS. SMITH, SOCHIA, CONKLIN. LOTITO. VAN PARYS, BARTLE. 1ST ROW: SMITH, REHKUGLER, HORCH, NARY. FARRELL. CARR. M. SCHWARTZ, A. HAMMOND, D. SCHWARTZ, HOLLAND, VAN NORMAN. 2ND ROW: MR. POWERS, VAN HOBSEN. A ERY. MC PARLAND, LAMOTE, VAN DEN BOUT, MAC MORRIS, N. GOETZMAN. KLEFEKER, BARBERI, HAYDEN, MC DOUGALL, DE VRIES. 3RD ROW: MR. HESS, DAVIS, BURGHDUFF. LO- GOSH, ZAPPIA, ABBOTT, TAVANO, CLARK, CAMPBELL. BEERENS, HUGHSON. CARLSON. MR. LUDWIG. 4TH ROW: NARY. BALDWIN, BAUMGARTNER, DE BRUYNE, GRAF. JANSEN. MINARD, STRONG. J. BILOTTA, CARR, WEIMER, 5TH ROW: E. SCHWARTZ. LESTER, SANFORD. BUSH. BURM, LIVINGSTON. DE MARCO, ROSS. DE JOHN. KIBBLE. CERAVOLO. 6TH ROW: PIETERS. RIDER. GEORGE. MC CUE. KLAHN. D. HAMMOND. VOSBURGH, WHITBECK. GOODMAN. 20 ALVIN ALLEN A1 Agriculture F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. A star Ag man...he will miss the field trips..the guy with the friendly grin and his feet on the ground . . What-ya - say , .his pet peeveioral reports.. A1 plans to go into agriculture. JOHN BARKER Johnny College Entrance Varsity Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; U.N. Club2; Class Plays 2,3; Football 2,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Trace 3,4; Baseball 1,2; SkiTeam 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Radio Program 3; Yearbook. Smooth, smart, and smitten. CARMELLA BAILEY Carm Commercial Scitamard 1; Girls' Sports 1,2,3; yearbook Staff. Little, but whata worker.. a whiz at shorthand.. quiet( ?)...she goes for chocolate cupcakes.. Oh, jeepers ..a good teammate. JACK BARNHART Barney College Entrance Varsity Club 3,4; Hi-Y 3, 4; U.N. Club 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Thespians 2,3,4; Radio Program 3; Band 1; Tennis 3,4. An all 'round guy who gets around...the complete extrovert. 22 JOANNE BARAW Bunny College Entrance Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; G.A.C. 2, 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Cheerleading 3, 4; Sports Council 3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Yearbook; Jr. Honor Girl; Junior Plays; Class Vice-President 1. A busy little bee..smart. SANDRA BEALES Sandie College Entrance Scitamard 1; Girls Sports 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4;Girls Chorus 1,3; Mixed Chorus 3. Light-hearted Sandie... slender and cute__she knows how to dress...her favorite place-Sodus Point Simmer Down . FLORENE BOECKMANN Renie College Entrance G.A.C. 4; Junior Plays; Scitamard 1; Girls Sports 2,3,4. A Southender ..quiet... creamy smooth complexion..a sports enthusiast.. Gee Whiz ...definitely gifted in art. MARGARET BRUINSMA Marge Commercial Band 1.2; F.H.A. Here's a mystery addict., she likes good books too.. tall, slender, amiable__ Gee Whiz those social studies tests...knit two, purl two...Marge is headed for an office job. ANN BOTCHER Butch Commercial Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Varsity Choir 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Scitamard 1; Krawen Staff 1; Girls Sports 1,2; Class Vice-president 3; Junior Honor Girl; Y ear book Staff Friendly and natural....fond of music and dancing. Here we go again . LYLE BURNHAM Lyle Industrial Arts Thespians 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Hi-Y Club 4. Redhead, freckles, an engaging grin..he collects silver dollars and two dollar bills... a practical guy...a polished actor. KENNETH BOUWENS Ken Commercial Ken likes skiing, hunting, fishing..he's quite an artist too...Mr. Werts' clas-sesare so interesting... Hey, Rick ..a locker protector.. Ken looks askance at soap operas., he wants to be a foreign correspondent. MARILYN BUTTON Lynn Commercial Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; Scitamard 1. Tall, dark and athletic., likes sports and excels in them, too...a most pleasing voice and accomplished talker.... Oh, Joy ....Pet peeve: pompous people. 23 CHARLOTTE CARR Cha Homemaking Girls Sports 1; Youth Club (Clyde) Small brownette with a gay smile and a cute hair cut___likes movies, food, sports, school and boys., hates arguments.... Now isn't that cute ? ROBERT COLACINO Collie College Entrance Varsity Club 3,4; Volleyball 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Boys Chorus 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4. Rat races around town with Spider in a doozy of a car.. How 'bout that? ..Bob likes to loaf..what a joker..what a smoothie. PATSY CLARK Red Commercial Girls' Sports 4; Penn Yan --Cheerleader 2,3; Girls' Sports 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3. Strictly a technicolor girl! ..it's not red, it's auburn .. Come off that ..adaptable and full of life. CLEALL COLLIER Cleo Commercial F.H.A. 2,3,4; Scitamard 1. Friendly smile...slender brunette..likes to go to dances___where Ina is there's Cleo.. honestly . ...wants to be a private secretary. EMIL COENY Butch Industrial Arts Junior Honor Boy A quiet one, until you know him..likes to tear things apart..machinery, that is..avid reader.... What's up, Doc? ... don't mention English class...aims to be a mechanic. THOMAS CORKHILL Cork College Entrance Football 4; Basketball 2, 4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Scitamard 1; Thespians 2; Junior Plays 3; Class Plays 2; Volley -ball 3,4. Physics fan and mechanically minded... Hey, nuts ..swell basketball center. 24 MISSING MISSING ALFRED DION Alf Agriculture A hunting, fishing, and skiing enthusiast... I ain't no fool ...why waste a good day in class?... why have oral reports any day?...no car for Alf, he wants a helicopter. BARBARA FARNSWORTH Barb Commercial Girls Sports 1,2; Library Staff 1. Curly dark hair and pretty blue eyes make a very nice combination..that diamond sparkling on her finger can mean only one thing. . Jeepers .. .Barb is going to miss Miss Eell's class. MARY EILEEN DOANE Mimi College Entrance Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Varsity Chorus 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Scitamard 1; G.A.C. 2, 3,4; Krawen Staff 1; Junior Honor Girl; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4. Always well groomed., calm don't hurry Mimi. Hey kids. DORIS FARNSWORTH Dorie Commercial A little girl but full of energy..smiley brown eyes and curly locks... the pride of Port Gibson, .interested in all sports.. Hot digady ... will make some lucky boss a good secretary. 27 NORMA FAAS Norma Commercial Scitamard 1; Library Staff 2,3; Thespians 2,3, 4; Tri-Y J,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Red Cross Representative 2,3; U.N. Club 3,4; Junior Honor Girl; Yearbook Staff; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 4. Fine personality, smart too. MARIE FILARDO Mickey Commercial Scitamard 1; Thespians 2, 3,4; 3 T 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3, 4; Class Plays 2; Junior Plays 3; Girls Sports 1,2, 3; Junior Honor Girl; Class Treasurer 1; Assembly Committee 2. Dark, daring, and sparkling, .hobby: fashion designing. A4 JANET FITCH Jan Commercial G.A.C. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3, 4; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4. Everyone loves a banana ..mischievous ! ! ..always good for a laugh...Jan likes: sleeping, Spaghetti and Senators base -ball team. . No kidding ? ROGER FOLLETTE Rog Commercial Thespians 3,4; Junior Plays. A nice gift for sketching. ...his posters win prizes ...swell dancer... Hiya, Handsome ..school he likes but not assignments. VIVIAN FLAMEY Viv College Entrance Cheer-leading 3,4; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; G.A.C. 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Scit-amard 1; Thespians 2,3,4. Five feet two, eyes of blue., .a vivacious cheerleader...a sharpdresser .. You think so, huh? NICHOLAS FREDERICK Nick Academic Hi-Y; Chorus; Thespians; Tennis; Secretary of Chorus 3. Small, darkand handsome ..Parris Island !Ugh !. An outdoor man who does a lot of hunting(girls, that is) ..Semper Fidelis, Hup !Hup ! Miss Quiri, may I geta drink? BARBARA FLAVIN Barb College Entrance Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Sports 1,2; Junior Honor Girl; Yearbook Staff Class Secretary 4; Tri-Y 4. A delicate blonde, demure, too..Wolcott's loss is Newark's gain..the airplane jvill be c rowded with such a fetching hostess. JEANNETTE GALLAGHER Jen Commercial Scitamard 1; Library Staff 4. A cute little lass with a twinkling smile...full of bounce...please turn off the soap opera.. Hey, Fitch, you in a hurry ? .. as a medical secretary, she'll liven some doc -tor's office. 28 BARBARA GLERUM Babe Commercial Blonde hair and blue eyes make a nice combination., a whodunit fan..Babe goes for movies, candid shots, and square dancing. ..she says she will miss the kids teachers, and noise ...'.Oh,no. ROBERT HALL Bob Agriculture Track 3; Baseball 4; F.F. A. 1,2,3,4. One of our smaller boys., a likeable pest...funny how he doesn't seem to care for English... Be prepared ...likes to fish...you can buy your milk from Bob. ANITA GULLO Nita College Entrance Scitamard 1; Latin Club 1; 3-T 1,2,3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Varsity Chorus 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Sextette 2, 3; Quartette 4; Junior Plays. The Rise Stevens of NHS ... C'mon Ellie ... RONALD HAVERT Ronnie Commercial Scitamard 1; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Junior Plays; Yearbook Staff. The tall man with the camera...that shy smile... a member of the back of 214 gang ...next year, R.I.T. GENE GRANT Gene Homemaking F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4. Wavy brown hair and pretty smile...likes to sing and dance...collects pix of flicks and stars..her bugaboo is Social Studies.. Jeep-ers ...wants to take up a singing career. KENNETH HAVERT Ken College Entrance Football 1; Thespians 2,3; Junior Plays; Band 2,3; Red Cross Representative 4; Class President 2; Student Council President 4. A natural born leader... and what a talker... Baby, it's hot out-side ....UN delegate from N.H.S. 29 BEVERLY HOAD Bev College Entrance Girls Sports 1,2; U.N. Club 3,4; Scitamard 1. A sweet disposition... willing helper... Golly .. will miss those good times on the bus...will surely be a success at commercial art. CAROL HOWELL Carol Commercial Chorus 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; G.A.C. 3,4; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Scitamard 1; Junior Honor Girl 3. Slender, reserved, industrious. . .lovely eyes...prefers a '50 Chevy.. Hey, Sis. VINCENT HOAD Hoad Industrial Arts Band 1. Wavy blond hair...likes walking the halls..a joker ..Mr. Yost...he will miss his easy life in school... Let's live while we live ..Vincent intends to be a mechanic. w DONALD KELLEY Don College Entrance Thespians 3,4; U.N. Club 3,4; Junior Plays; Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Junior Honor Boy; Football 1,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,4; Red Cross Representative 3. Likeable..gets a big charge from electronics___Prof. Munson's prodigy. SHELDON HOLMES Shoddy College Entrance Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Varsity 2,3,4. Has a hard time keeping away from the gentler sex..they vote him handsome...in football, outstanding Teddy Bear ...President of Varsity. ELLEN KEMPER Gary College Entrance 3T 1,2,3,4; Scitamard 1; Thespians 2,3,4; G.A.C.3, 4; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 2; Junior Play 3; Krawen Staff 1; Latin Club 1; Junior Honor Girl; Editor, Year Book. Attractive blonde..a brain. 30 ALAN KENNEDY Alan College Entrance Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Thespians 2,3,4;Hi-Y 3,4; Scitamardl; Stamp Club 3,4; U.N. Club 2,3,4; Radio Program 3; Class Plays 2,3,4; Junior Honor Boy. Handsome, confident, able... The play's the thing . JOYCE LEE Joyder College Entrance 3T 1,2,3,4; G.A.C. 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Scitamard 1; Library Staff 2; Junior Plays 3; Yearbook Staff; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1. Charming and gay...whatever she does, she does well. RUTH KOESTER Rudy Homemaking F.H.A. 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Girls Sports 1,2. Quite a horsewoman, we hear..a wheel in F.H.A.. square your sets, Rudy wants to dance..watch her ring finger for news of the future. DONALD LEEGE Leggy Agriculture F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 4; Track 2,4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice-president 4. A handsome guy and popular...likes and excels in any sport... Hey, Screwball ..loves farming... will make agriculture his career. 31 BEVERLY KOMMER Bev Commercial Bowling 2. Baby face...her pet peeve is nosey people.. Oh, brother ! ...fond of eating, dancing, and bowling... wants to marry a millionaire...will miss watching the Casanovas. CHARLES LIBBERT Chuck College Entrance Hi-Y 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Junior Plays 3,4; Scitamard 1; Football 1,2; Baseball 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Big and genial.. Hey Alan ...he'll miss the back of 214....a TV fan. MARY MANCUSO Mary College Entrance 3 T 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; G.A.C. 2,3,4; Sports Council 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Scitamard 1; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Girl 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Junior Plays 3. Magnetic personality.... a natural for social work. DOLORES MC FARLANE Sis Commercial F.H.A. 2,3,4; Junior Plays 3. Auburn hair...affable and smiling...hot rod drivers need not apply...flashing blades, or rollers - that's Sis.. Oh, really ...likes to be with a gang. THERESA MARRO Terry Commercial Scitamard 1; G.A.C. 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Sports Council 4; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4. Our peppy head cheerleader..always on the go..nicest smile, .personality plus. t PAT MC MAHON Susie Academic Thespians 3,4; 3-T 4; Junior plays 3; Mixed Chorus 2,4; Scitamard 1. A gracious manner..pretty and feminine__remember the fashion show?... Oh, no! ...Lyons holds a fatal fascination. BARBARA MARTIN Barb College Entrance Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Small and shy...with lovely eyes...an outdoor girl, she likes riding and hiking..oh, this Latin... always with Tootie at noon ..a silver screen fan.. Oh, nuts. SHIRLEY MC MILLIN Shirl Commercial Well, that's a deep subject ...she's lovely...she's engaged...will miss Mr. Klossner's classes and the kids...loves to cook...will make Rocky a swell house-wife...likes--eating... dis-likes--school. 32 ROSE MOYER Dolly Commercial Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Red Cross Representative 1. Shy..but her eyes sparkle __a friendly, quiet manner that's very pleasant., such sleek, glossy hair. Gee Whiz her chief hate: gum crackers...some day, she'll run a beauty shop. BARBARA NORSEN Tootie Academic Sweet..shy (sometimes) .. Oh, take me out to a square dance ...Wool-worth's can't get along without her...she and Barb are inseparable... Twice on Sunday ___ some day she'll be a nurse. JUNE NEGUS Junie College Entrance Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; G.A.C. 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Mixed Chorus 3,4. Dancing eyes and sparkling smile...real purty.. gift for gab.. That's a doozy Junior Prom Queen..Souvenirs galore. 'P VIRGINIA NUNN Ginny College Entrance G.A.C. 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Class Plays 2; Junior Plays 3,4; Scitamard 1; Krawen Staff 1; Girls Chorus 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Library Staff 2; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4. Full of verve.. Whoosie ..sports fan...winning smile. GERALD NELLIS Jerry Commercial Football 1. I like Western music ., he twangs a good guitar.. How about that? ..who's your latest?..Jerry's ambition - to shoot a 70 in golf..Jerry's casual and gay- BARBARA PALMERI Barb College Entrance Scitamard 1; Sports Council 4; Latin Club 1; Chorus 1,2; Junior Plays 3; Junior Honor Girl; G.A.C. 4; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4. Stylish Barb..super salesman in the Magazine drive ..career: Medical Research. 33 RICHARD PULVER Dick College Entrance Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Junior Plays. A well-groomed lad..and what a smile..the life of the party..a heady basketball player, Dick wants to play pro baseball. JOANNE ROBINSON Jo College Entrance Scitamard 1; Thespians 2, 3,4; 3T 2,3,4; Junior Plays; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; Kra-wen Staff; Mixed Chorus 2,3; U.N. Club 2; Library Staff 2,3,4; G.A.C. 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff; Class Secretary 3. Our glamorous Rose Queen! WILLIAM RANDOLPH Bill Academic CAROL REEVES Poopsie Commercial F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2. Scitamard 1; Track 3,4; Stage manager - Junior Plays. Tall Willie.. If a screwdriver won't fix it, a hammer will ..homework is not his favorite pastime..he will long for Miss Quiri's classes.. ambition-mechanic. DON SCHILTZ Don College Entrance Chorus 1,2,3,4; Varsity Chorus 3,4; Scitamard 1; Basketball 4; Track 3,4. A singer..a Sportsman... and a very smooth dancer..likes: girls, guns, food, and pool...Don's in the Air Force now.. Hey, Jr. The tall girl with the red blonde hair..she's got rhythm..who so interested in '39 Chevies?.. Who, me? ...wants to travel., take your sketch-book along. BERNICE SCHINSING Niece Homemaking F.H.A. 1; Girls Sports 1,2. On the quiet side...her hob bies are sewing, cooking, and reading...Niece likes MEN... What do you want, an egg in your beer? .... a future in the Wafs, she hopes. 34 MARCELLA SCHNEIDER Mars Commercial Scitamard 1; Sextette 2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Varsity Chorus 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Girls Sports 1.2. That slow smile...give her that hoedown music... Oh swell! ....Mars has a smooth alto. RONALD SOCHIA Ronnie College Entrance Track 3,4; Junior Plays; Band 1,2,3. Noteworthy; base voice and long, dark eye-lashes __he'll miss Prof's corn and Miss Crellin's family history...should make a crack trooper. ELEANOR SCHRAFFENBERGER El College Entrance 3-T 3,4; G.A.C. 2,3,4; Library Staff 2,3; Latin Club 1; Krawen Staff 1; Scitamard 1; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; Junior Plays; Red Cross Representative 2. A nurse's cap will become her--and she, it. ROBERT SOPER Sope College Entrance Hi-Y 3,4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Ski Team 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Radio Broadcast 3; Junior Plays 3; Baseball 1,2,3;.Intramural Basketball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Chairman Magazine Drive; Junior Honor Boy. The General.. Quien Sabe . HELEN SCUTELLA Little Bomber Commercial Scitamard 1. Sparkling brown eyes, flowing brown tresses., she appreciates the light touch, especially among the teachers...you should see her roller-skate... a smooth little dancer, too. CLARA SPALTEHOLZ Clara College Entrance Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.C. 2.3, 4; 3T 2,3,4; Thespians 3, 4; Chorus 4; Sports Council 4; Krawen Staff 1; Junior Honor Girl; Girls Sports 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-president 2; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Plays 3; Latin Club 1. 35 She has everything! ELINOR STEPHNER Ellie College Entrance Girls Chorus 2,3; 3T 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Scita-mard 1; Latin Club 1; Girls Sports 1,2. A winsome lass..and imperturbable.. smart dresser.. Hey, Nita ..she'll miss going places with the kids. MARY TROZZO Trot Commercial Scitamard 1; Chorus I. Dark hair and large brown eyes...a tennis enthusiast ...Trot likes music and dancing, and can she dance ...homework, homework, homework... Oh, yeah! ., she will make a very nice wife. LORRAINE SWARTELE Lorrie Commercial Chorus 1,2,3,4; Scitamard 1; Girls Sports 3,4; Junior Honor Girl; Yearbook Staff. An artistic bent....tall attractive blonde... Honestly! ...an Arcadian illustrator..she'll miss getting bumped in the hall. MARTHA TURNOIS Taffy Commercial Yearbook Staff. Shorty...so nice to know ....a good hand at poster work...enjoys Mr. Kloss-ner's drawings ...how am I supposed to know where Marcella is?.... Hey, kid ...Taffy doesn't like to tangle with shorthand. JOHN TORRELL Johnny Commercial Junior Plays; Football 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Intramural Basketball 4; Red Cross Representative 3. Tall, dark, and handsome. ..very agreeable manners. Johnny's ambition is to be a sports writer. MARY VAN KOEVERING Mary Homemaking F.H.A. 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4. Lovely eyes...a nice complexion...a ready smile... enjoys all the housewifely arts...her apple pie!, yummy!---wants to be an air- line hostess... Oh, Boy, Men! 36 DORENE VAN NORMAN Devie College Entrance Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4; Library Staff 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Scit-amard 1; U.N. Club 3,4; Latin Club 1; Junior Honor Girl; Yearbook Staff. Dimple in the chin, devil within.. .bonny and blythe. ..ah, heavenly sleep! ELIZABETH VER DOW Betts Commercial F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. A warm smile...quiet manner (except with friends)... she has lively interests: horseback riding, motorcycle riding, dancing.... how about a convertible, yellow or red?... Oh no not that . EDWARD VAN NORMAN Ed Industrial Arts F.F.A. 3,4; Track 2,3; Hi-Y Club 4. Good looking Eddy...did those waves come from a Toni ? ....addicted to hotrods; likes to tune them, likes to race them... How be ya, Abey? GALE WANDERSEE Dagmar Commercial Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Varsity Chorus 4; Scitamard 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Yearbook. Dark gold hair, vivid coloring...Gentlemen prefer blondes...our model bride ... I had to laugh ....ten o'clock scholar. GERALD VELTE Hotrod Commercial Band 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4. Curly brown hair...knows his way around - in a fast car or in a square dance.. ...he is no Sunday driver, mechanics is his hobby and will be his job, lucky guy! You're in, let's face it. ROY WILCK Roy C College Entrance Track 3,4. What a sense of humor., a sharp fellow at chemistry...he has an eye for the cheerleaders at pep meetings...(any special one?)... Hey Wordy ... he's added spice to '51. 37 HARRY WINTERS Ed College Entrance Hi-Y 2,3,4; Varsity 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Representative 4. Hobby: Making wise (or otherwise) cracks... Run, Cecil ..ambition to make lots of money...(printing press ?)... That's nasty. ROLAND WIRTH Rollie Industrial Arts Hi-Y 4. On the small side, but one swell fellow.. Aw, nuts . ...a mighty hunter...he'll miss Miss Carpenter's English IV...his vaulting ambition--to fly. WORDEN WOLFORD Wordie College Entrance Hi-Y 3,4; Varsity 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Class President 1,4. An outdoors man...indispensable guard on the football team...Mutt to Crider's Jeff... You're right . ..shy ? ..heroes are modest. SONIA WOLFSON Sonnie College Entrance Girls Sports 1,2; Yearbook Staff. Our suave chic miss from New York City...a Dodger fan...she likes riding and swimming.. that's real gone, man ...class brain ...consult Dr. Wolfson for your mental ills. 38 C § HE 1945 drawbridge was lowered to admit three bands of serfs, now obliged to live together in the Castle of Knowledge after having been arch enemies for six years. These boisterous unorganized groups were guided into three sections by the overlords and by the end of this first year, former antagonisms were forgotten in the new inthusiasm of working together for the good of all. Ellen Kemper and Paul Perkins were named to the Castle Honor Guard. The group embarked upon its second year in the castle with more confidence and pep, for more activities had been planned. Teas for the overlords and ladies, at which the serfs presided, were given, and many members, found sports an essential part of castle life. From all points of the compass wandering serfs joined the band under the castle's protection. Appointed to the Honor Guard were Marie Filardo and Gerald Nellis. The serfs were proud of their classmates who received awards --LuAnne Hughes for her essay on the Constitution, Ellen Kemper for outstanding achievement in Social Studies, and Ronald Havert and Eleanor Schraffenberger for being the best castle citizens. Having faithfully served the required two years of serfdom, most of the group was elevated to the rank of page. In this advanced stage, leaders were necessary. Worden Wolford, Joanne Baraw, Joyce Lee and Marie Filardo were chosed to rule the pages. Besides the everpresent sports, a new group was established for those interested or talented in the dramatic art. This new group was called Scitamard. Others preferred to join the Castle Carolers or the Troubadours. This year awards were bestowed upon Barbara Nor-sen for having the highest average of any rural student, and Paul Martin for having done the best work in four years of shop. Ellen Kemper and John Barker were named to the Castle Honor Guard. Under the leadership of Ken Havert, Clara Spalteholz, Norma Faas, and Dick Hallagan the newly appointed squires eagerly took up new tasks. The group emerged triumphant from the Play Contest, one of its main projects. In the Spring, a party was planned and enjoyed by both the squires and the overlords and ladies attending. To lead the tournament teams to victory, Theresa Marro, June Negus, Joyce Lee, Vivian Flamey, and Joanne Baraw were selected. The band burst with pride when one of its comely members was chosen Rose Queen. At the termination of this year, Norma Faas and Jack Barnhart were named to the Honor Guard. Alan Kennedy, a squire held in highest esteem, was awarded the Thomas Comstock Memorial prize. I dub thee knight - yes, the group became shining knights as the fifth year rolled around. Plans for the best Junior Plays ever were expertly handled by the ruling knights, Bob Cowles, Ann Botcher, Joanne Robinson, and Donald Leege. The class of knights as a whole was responsible and outstanding enough to be allowed to present a Junior Prom. The castle game room was beautifully bedecked for the dance, the first of its kind. To the Honor Guard were named: Color Guard - Ellen Kemper, Standard Bearer - Alan Kennedy. Bob Cowles received the Masonic prize and Ellen Kemper was awarded the Latin Prize, the Elmira College Key, and the prize for having the year's highest scholastic record. At the end of the year the knights were again decorating for a dance, this time a Graduation Ball for the Senior lords and ladies. Senior year in the Castle of Knowledge! Led by Worden Wolford, Donald Leege, Barbara Flavin, and Norma Faas, the new lords and ladies launched their magazine subscription drive in September, sold tickets for a benefit basketball game, campaigned in Senior homerooms for such worthy causes as the Polio drive and the Community Chest, assembled the 1951 Arcadian, planned the annual Washington trip, arranged the class day program, and prepared for Commencement. Senior members of the Round Table were Ken Havert - President, Clara Spalteholz - Secretary, Theresa Marro - Girl Representative, and Worden Wolford - Class President. The group, being the oldest in the castle, tried, sincerely to earn the respect accorded them by the underclassmen. A bit of the knowledge which was supposed to have been absorbed has penetrated (probably by Osmosis). It is with mingled joy and sorrow that the halls of the Castle of Knowledge are left and the lords and ladies of '51 go forth to make their fortunes. 39 Will We Ever Forget [If HEN Miss Glynn marched around the gym in her toga, as head cheerleader----- VV the rugs in kindergarten----how Chuck Libbert and his dog Button used to race home from Roosevelt School to avoid the riots-----when the East Pal boys wore lipstick in the sixth grade-------------------------the time Mary Mancuso and Barb Palmeri beat up Barker, Barnhart, and Holmes with their geography books--- Getting -20 words per minute in typing---Mrs. Knox's picnic----the eighth grade teas---- How there Brown Bear -----betting on the horses from the racing form in the New York Times -----Hummy's-------eighth grade cheerleaders: Clara, Vivian, Joyce, Pat, Terry, Bunny, Carm, Rita, June, Mimi, LuAnne, Joyce VanWaes------ Deep in the Heart of Texas ---Miss Wright's joke 427 from her book of 1,000 jokes and toasts--throwing candy on sixth grade class day--------------------------------------------------when Mrs. Burger (then Miss O'hara) used to say no tickee, no lunchee -how we hated Oral English---------------------------------------------------Ed Winters riding the freight cars home from school- The time the geometry class was sent to eighth grade arithemitic class to learn fractions----when John Torrell played Abraham Lincoln and Norma Faas played an Indian in a Roosevelt pageant--how Nicky Frederick charged twenty-five cents for a ride on his pony--- Rip sleeping in Senior Social Studies, DeWisp sleeping in Junior Social Studies- Alan's spider---Arf-Arf---Biology days: disecting a worm, breaking forty-two test tubes in one period, decorating the P. A. system with lilacs--the time Anita gave Terry a scalloped hair cut, considerably shorter on one side-how the girls used to idolize Conrad Mohr, and Ellen snapped his suspenders-- Mr. Washburn's sermon 42 in intermediate class----the long job of assembling this yearbook---when Dorene was a tomboy-----Cornhusker's rosy cheeks-----------------play rehearsals, band rehearsals, chorus rehearsals---the Senior song: I Wonder Why ---- When Fitchie welcomed Jeanette into kindergarten by hitting her on the head with a pail--counting the days until the Washington trip--how Miss Brown repeatedly lost her keys---how Sis McFarlane's fur coat was the envy of the fifth grade girls-- everybody wandering into 213 late--Johnny--the Thing ----------------------------------------------------- Queenie Me Mahon, what a routine!---Janet sticking out her tongue at Mr. Klossner-- The air raid drills when we used to sit in the cellar and sing-when Ginny came here from Geneva, and we had to write compositions about her---quiet, shy June Negus who never said a word in Perkins School----how Miss L'Amoreaux always had to climb over Don Kelley's feet in eighth grade--how Miss Bain imitated Uriah Heep ---when we used to call Marie Filardo Miss Rochester, in Lincoln School--------------- When the kids from East Pal went to Sea Breeze and rode on the merry-go-round in the rain--the time the whole sixth grade at Roosevelt got two whacks with a ruler for not having their work done--the annual odor when Prof's chem kids concoct sulphur dioxide-------------------Clarkie's wise cracks-Hot-Lunch Havert and his hot air- The class of '51 and its memorable years at Newark High School. 40 F F A 1ST ROW: KLAHN. DE WISPELAERE, ALLEN, LEEGE. BOUWENS. CORKHILL. MR. LEE. 2ND ROW: CASE. RUSSELL. DE JOHN HALL. VAN NORMAN. DE RYCKE, BOTCHER. 3RD ROW: WOLFORD, WEIMER. ROEMER. J. FRANK. DE BRUYNE. E. FRANK 4TH ROW: HAMMOND. SULLIVAN. CURTISS. URING the past year, the F. F. A. carried on many activities, both educational and recreational. We started off. in September, with a Senior trip to Morrisville Agricultural and Technical Institute. Basketball practice for the F. F. A. team and swimming at the Geneva Y made up part of our winter program. We took in the annual Rochester Fruit Show in January; the big event this Spring was a visit ot Cornell, during Farm and Home Week. To wind up the school year we always have a big picnic. OFFICERS President - Donald Leege Vice-President - Richard DeWispelaere Secretary - Thomas Corkhill Treasurer - Alvin Allen 42 F H A 1ST ROW: J. BURGESS, KOESTER. MC PARLAND, VAN PARYS, DE CLARK. PRITZ. 2ND ROW: GRAF, VER DO . MEADE. LYKE, LYNN. VAN KOEVERING. COLLIER, MISS MELIOUS. 3RD ROW: HOWELL. C. BURGESS. RUSSELL. GRANT. DE CANN. DE WIND. PILARDO. 0NCE upon a time there were three little girls and they all belonged to the F. H. A. Mary liked to sing, Betty liked to read and write, and Judy liked to draw. So they decided to put their abilities together and produce a play about the F. H. A. Mary started the play by singing Homework and I'll Build a Bungalow. Betty filled in next by reading the creed which begins like this We are the future homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope- Judy had drawn the emblem which is octagonal in shape with the name and motto of our organization. In the center is a house supported by the two hands of youth. Everyone enjoyed the play and came to the conclusion the F. H. A. is not only a social club but a national club formed to promote democracy by starting it in the home. OFFICERS President - Patricia McParland Vice-President - Margaret Bruinsma Secretary - Joan VanParys Treasurer - Ruth Koester Reporter - Agnes DeClark 43 Varsity Club 1ST ROW: CARR. WINTERS. DUNN. SOPER. RUKSEY, COLACINO. 2ND ROW: MR. WASHBURN, HOLMES, KIBBLE ROSS. DE POLO. CERAVOLO, WOLFORD. MR. HESS. 3RD ROW: COWLES. DE JOHN. LUF.BBERT. CRIDER, BARKER. PULVER, BARNHART. AINLY an athletic club, we also try to do a little good on the side, whirled in and fixed up toys for the poorer children in town. This Christmas we In the fall eleven new letter-men were taken into Varsity, and they sold a record number of pencils during initiation. Profits from the candy counter also helped to fill the gaps in our treasury. Of course, our main project is the annual Block-N Dinner, always a gala affair. Varsity Club invites some outstanding figure in the sporting world to speak at the dinner. OFFICERS President - Sheldon Holmes Vice-President - Thomas DeJohn Secretary - Ed Winters Treasurer - Robert Soper 44 G AC 1ST ROW: J. NEGUS, E. NEGUS. FLAMEY, MANCUSO, C. SPALTFHOLZ. MC DOUGALL, COLASURDO. DE POLO, TAVANO. 2ND ROW: MISS BROWN, FISK, ROEI1ER, FOX. CRITELLI, BARAW, MARRO, RAMOS. CELSO, SANT ELL I. 3RD ROW: FITCH, FARNSWORTH, LEE. LYON, PERKINS, SOPER. DOANE. PALMERI, DE FISHER. PALERMO. 4TH ROW: HOWELL. BOECKMANN, HOLLAND. DE VRIES. NUNN. FA AS, SCOPIELD, DAILEY. POLICANO, 5TH ROW: SCHRAFFENBERGER, DUBLER. COLLINS, KELFEKER. NOBLE. CRANE. ROBINSON. 31 EMORIES of Bristol Hills, where fun and nonsense reigned supreme, might well be the cause of these bright smiles. The week-end camping trip at Bristol is the climax of many good times throughout the year. Our lusty voices rang out while singing Christmas carols during the Yuletide season, and again in shrieks and groans when a rugged basketball game was on the agenda. The annual covered-dish dinner, which each year we attempt to make different , and the many swimming trips, also helped to make our program memorable. Miss Eleanor help we certainly Brown is our extremely patient and good-humored advisor, and with her managed to have a swell time. OFFICERS President - Clara Spalteholz Vice-President - Barbara Hayden Secretary - Mary Mancuso Treasurer - Joan MacDougall 45 Sports Council 1ST ROW: LAMOTE, R. NARY. CRANE. 2ND ROW: LYON, DAILEY, BARBERI, MC DOUGALL. 3RD ROW: B. PALMER!, MISS BROWN. COLLINS. C. SPALTEHOLZ, M. MANCUSO. OCCER, speedball, basketball, bowling, volleyball, softball, tennis, archery, and individual sports -- all are sponsored by the Sports Council. It is our purpose to supervise, under the direction of Miss Brown and in connection with the G. A. C. Club, all athletics for high school girls. Our group consists of the general sports manager, a manager of each sport, a secretary, and a representative from each class. We directed invitation meets in all sports and a sportsday in basketball. The basketball clinic which was held here in January was under our auspices. We also had charge of the point system which gives intramural credit to girls toward their letters and membership in G. A. C. These are the activities of the Sports Council. OFFICERS General Manager - Mary Mancuso Secretary-Treasurer - Betty Lyon 46 1ST ROW: COLLINS, MANCUSO, LEE, ROBINSON. DE POLO, SANTINO. 2ND ROW: KEMPER. PALERMO. STFPNER, CULLO, WIE- BELD, VAN GORDEN, MISS COMSTOCK. 3RD ROW: MISS TURNER, I1C MAHON, C. SPALTEHOLZ, BARCLAY, FARRELL, DE VRIES, E. ROBINSON. 4TH ROW: SCHRAFFENBERGER. KENNEDY, KLEFEKER, BARBERI, FILARDO, R0B3. (IN 1925 a small group of high girls, with the aid of CJ Mrs. Clementine Cowles and Mrs. Ruth Maricle, founded the 3-T Club in which they could practice certain ideas and ideals. Members of the 3-T Club aim high to promote friendship, increase abilities, and give service. The yearly program of the club includes charitable works in the community, welcoming of new students, white elephant sale, etiquette program, Christmas party, talent show, and a picnic and tour of the building. The main project of the year is the 3-T Tea, given for the faculty and senior girls. OFFICERS President - Joyce Lee Vice-President - Mary Mancuso Secretary - Joanne Robinson Treasurer - Mary Collins 47 Hi-Y 1ST ROR: CARR. WINTERS, COWLES. BARKER. SOPER. HOLMES. 2ND ROW: MC PAUL. DAVIS. DE MARCO. KELLEY. WOLPORD, MR. MAC ARTHUR. 3RD ROW: KIBBLE. HA VERT, LIBBERT, VELTE, PULVER. BARNHART. BUSH. CTHE Newark Hi-Y Club is a member of a national organization whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the community a high standard of Christian character. Each year the club sponsors the Hi-Y Christmas Ball. We also contribute heavily to community and school drives. The Hi-Y Club takes the responsibility of furnishing hot dogs, pop corn, and drum sticks at all home football and basketball games. Our club is an elective group; new members come in twice a year. Juniors and Seniors are chosen in the fall, while Sophomores and Juniors are asked to join in the spring. We hope, through our projects, that we have become more civic-minded and set an example to be followed by others. OFFICERS President - John Barker Vice-President - Sheldon Holmes Secretary - Alan Kennedy Treasurer - Duane McFaul Chaplain - Donald Kelley Tn-Hi-Y 1ST ROW: BEALES. MARRO, P. VAN NORMAN. BARAW, D. VAN NORMAN. NUNN. SMITH. 2ND ROW: MISS CARPENTER. DE FISHER. NEGUS. J. GOETZMAN. 3RD ROW: N. FA AS, LYON. D. FAAS, KEANE, CARR. 4TH ROW: MC DOUGALL. BOTCHER. CRANE. WANDERSEE. NOBLE. MARTIN. C rHE purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y Club is to promote high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. This year, we tried to plan our activities with this purpose in mind. We met twice a month, and especially enjoyed the luncheon meetings at Mrs. Pritchard's tea room. Our program included such projects as sending a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family, caroling for shut-ins at Christmas, sending Care Packages, visiting the Brighton Home, and giving parties for the 3T and Geneva Girls' Hi-Y Clubs. Without Miss Carenter's help and guidance these could never have been carried out so successfully. OFFICERS President - Joanne Baraw Vice-President - Dorene VanNorman Secretary - Theresa Marro Treasurer - Florence VanNorman Sergeant-at-Arms - Virginia Nunn 49 Thespians 1ST ROW: KEMPER, ROBB. CARR. KENNEDY. HAYQ IN. OIBBERT, KOESTER, PAAS, LYON. 2ND ROW: MISS QUIRI, C. SPALTE- HOLZ, PILARDO, GULLO, FLAMEY, DE POLO. ROEMER, CRITELLI, BARAW, KREBBECKS. 3RD ROW: DE WIND. MANCUSO. DERBY. SOPER, DE WEAVER. WISER. BARCLAY. BARKER. TAVANO, DUNN. 4TH ROW: KLAHN, LAMOTE, COLLINS. MC PARLAND, BOTCHER, MAC MORRIS, DE CLARK. SMITH. ROBINSON. BARBERI. 5TH ROW: COWLES. BARNHART. KELLEY. BURNHAM. BARKER. LIVINGSTON. HAVERT, ANDREW. BAUMGARTNER. NARY. UIET, Pleeeeze! This is the way that all our Thespian meetings begin, the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:30 P. M. We have been very busy in the past year and we expect to be just as busy in the year to come. Our stage production Strange Boarders that we put on last March was a big success. We all enjoyed our trip to Rochester to see Harvey , presented at the Auditorium. We also sent a group of our club members to the Fredonia Play Conference. This year we chose the three-act play January Thaw , which we hope will be as much a success as Strange Boarders. We also are going to Fredonia again, and we expect to go to another play in Rochester. All in all, we have had a wonderful time, and we hope that all future Thespians will enjoy the club as much as we do. OFFICERS President - Alan Kennedy Vice-President - Charles Libbert Secretary - Barbara Libbert Treasurer - Lynn Carr 50 Scitamared 1ST ROW: CARROLL. H. CAUWELS, FOGARTY, TYNER. DE METSENAERE. L. LIBBERT. R. NARY. 2ND ROR: MR. POWERS. BAUMGARTNER. J. NICHOLSON. P. CELSO. L. SPALTEHOLZ. HART. MORGANTI, DIXON. MRS. KNOX. 3RD ROW: KLOSSNER. SCHRAFFENBERGFR, SADLER. ORNT, VAN GORDBN, D. NICHOLSON. VISSER, LATIN. 4TH ROW: E. ROBINSON. HYMAN, H. HOLMES. P. BILOTTA, BOTCHER, J. BULLOCK, J. MARTIN. 5TH ROW: FRYLING, DE CANN, V. KLAHN. STRINE, GOLDS- BOROUGH, BEADER, D. BAILEY. V CITAMARD, which is dramatic spelled backward, is the club for stage-struck eighth and ' ninth graders. Not that we all act; a good many of us got the feel of the theatre by lending a hand in all the fascinating jobs connected with play production. We put on short skits and other dramatic programs at our monthly meetings. This spring, a cast of players took a one-act play to the Cortland Drama Festival. Another highlight of our program was the annual Thespian-Scitamard production--this year a full evening play--in which we took part. The invaluable assistance of Mrs. Knox and Mr. Powers helped a lot to make Scitamards fun and creative, too. OFFICERS President - Nancy Tyner Vice-President - Laverne Libbert Secretary - Mary Ann DeMetsenaere Treasurer - Dorothy Fogarty 5 1 SEATED L. TO R. DE MASI, M. TAVANO. P. CELSO, D. VAN NORMAN. D. NICHOLSON, J. NICHOLSON. COLASURDO, DF POLO. ROM l: MISS HOWLAND, C. MEADE. S. VERSCHAGE, LOHMAN, CARROLL, RI CHICHI. M. MARRO, A. KREBBECKS, A. BAILEY. ROW 2: B. DE WIND, LYON. Y. GENTILE. VOLLF.RTSEN, C. BULLOCK. GALLAGHER. M. DAYTON. D. . RUSSELL. ROW 3: tt. POL I CANO, T. JACOB. SCOFIELD, D. FAAS, M. DE WIND. M. JANSEN. R. WIRTH, ROBISON. A. SATTA, ROW 4: KEMPER, WESTFALL, MAC MORRIS. J. ROBINSON. F. FOSS. JOHNSON. M. PARKS, BE3B, D. SCHRAFFENBERGER, T I E are the members of the library staff; we help Miss Howland in caring for the books and yV for the library itself. Charging out and shelving books, filing magazines, giving reviews, and arranging bulletin boards are a few of the tasks we performed throughout the year. However it wasn't all work and no play for us: we visited various schools to see their libraries, members of the senior staff went to Rochester to see an outstanding foreign movie, and both the junior and senior staffs have given faculty teas. Chairman - Dorene Van Norman 52 Junior Red Cross 1ST ROW: V. WELCHER. D. PAAS, FRITZ, L. KLEPEKER, D. RUSSELL, P. MC MILLIN’. 2ND ROW: REHKUGLER, M. BOTCHER. FOGARTY, MILBROOK. SANTELLI. HINES. 3RD ROW: DERBY. J. MARTIN, MURDOCK. BURDITT, B. HAYDEN, F. HAYDEN. 4TH ROW: MISS BAIN, K. HAVERT. WINTERS, J. ROBINSON. MONJE, MRS. ROBARGE. HE American Junior Red Cross is an outgrowth of the national organization known as the American Red Cross. It was formed a few years ago when it became apparent that the youth of America wanted to share in the great humanitarian work of this society. Newark High School has been enrolled in this service since 1930 and now has 100% membership. One of the chief purposes of the American Junior Red Cross is to further international good will. We helped do this through our contributions to the National Children's Fund and by packing gift and educational boxes to send to children in war devastated areas. The homeroom representatives, under Miss Bain's guidance, took charge of this work. 53 UN Club 1ST ROW: KEANE. DE WEAVER, N. PAAS, KELLEY. WILLEMSEN. REHKUGLER. 2ND ROW: MR. MAP.BURGER. J. CELSO. J. ABBOTT. D. VAN NORMAN, B. DE AUGUSTINE. MR. HILL. 3RD ROW: T. SANTELLI, B. HOAD. J. KLAHN. KOTVIS, NEWTON. HIS year Mr. Hill took over as advisor of the UN Club. Under his guidance we learned something and had fun doing it. Our November meeting was mainly for organization. We worked on the setting up of our yearly program. During the December meeting, Pat Allen spoke to us on conditions in Korea, a UN problem child, as she observed them during her stay there. Another project which we all enjoyed was making a UN flag. We saw movies about the UN, and at one meeting, we reproduced a model session of the Security Council. In March we attended an open meeting of the Rochester Association for the UN. All in all, we look back upon a very interesting and enjoyable year. OFFICERS President - Norma Faas Vice-President - Donald Kelley Secretary-Treasurer - Norman DeWeaver 54 Stamp Club 1ST ROW: G. ROEMER. VAC MORRIS, KENNEDY, WISER, BURDITT. 2ND ROW: VAN DORDER, RUSSELL. SADLRR, JAYNARD, DE AUGUSTINE, MISS CRELLIN. 3RD ROW: LIBBERT, STRINE, SANFORD, T. COLACINO. MC KOWN. CTT HE Newark High School Stamp Club was organized in 1949. In 1950-1951 the club had fifteen members. Meetings were held the first Friday and third Wednesday of each month. Among the Stamp Club's activities for the year were discussions of certain stamps. At the meetings we exchanged both stamps and ideas for collecting stamps. The club subscribed for the periodical, Stamps. One of the highlights of the yea - was an evening meeting, January 30, when William Scheetz of Phelps talked to the group about stamp collecting and various interesting stamps. OFFICERS President - Paul McKown Vice-President - Alan Kennedy Secretary - Marlene Sadler Treasurer - Lucy MacMorris 55 Art Club SEATED: NAEYE. BOECKMANN, M. POLLETTE. SHULTZ. DION. L. BURNHAM. MITCHELL. STANDING: N. WILLIAMS, FOSS. W. WILLIAMS. MR. HAWVER. LIBBERT. CTHE Art Club is the baby of the organizations in Newark High--brand new this year. Our main objective is to lighten the load placed on the art department by requests for posters and other work. Basketball posters have been our biggest job so far, but we also work on individual projects. Some of the members are modeling in clay, while others are trying their hand at glass etching. Although the number of members is limited to twenty, any student may apply for membership. We meet once a week and hope to be taking field trips soon. OFFICERS President--Norman Williams Secretary--Francine Foss 56 Junior G A C 1ST ROW: JACKSON. DE MARCO. PRYLING, CARROLL. P. CELSO, GRAYBILL, BAUMGARTNER. 2ND ROW: MISS BROWN. HART. DE WANDEL. J. NICHOLSON. B. FISHBAUGH, L. SPALTEHOLZ. N. NARY. BECKENS. 3RD ROW: T. SANT ELL I, WALDORF. LATIN, P. BILOTTA. VANDERBROOK. CURCIO, COLLIER. BECKENS. 4TH ROW: BLANCHARD. B. OAKLEAF, D. BAILEY. B. SWARTELE. GOODMAN. HYMAN, CRITELLI. HOLMES. CT HE Junior Girls' Athletic Club was organized as a branch of the Senior G.A.C. in the winter ■ of 1950, and our charter was revised to meet needs of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade members. Basketball and other sports were enjoyed by the yound athletes after our luncheon meetings. All thirty-three members of the club took part in playdays, winter sports, swimming, and intramurals. Miss Brown, our advisor, proved invaluable in preparing us girls for Senior G.A.C., which we all hope to enter. Junior G.A.C. is quickly becoming one of the outstanding clubs in the school. OFFICERS President - Bernadine Carroll Vice-President - Jane Celso Secretary - Jocelyn Fryling Treasurer - Nancy Tyner 57 Hi-Lite SEATED: AVERY, LAMOTE. BEERENS, MC DOUGALL, MAC MORRIS, KEANE. 2ND ROW: MISS TURNER. MR. POWERS. VAN GORDEN. PLYTER, LIVINGSTON. GOLDSBOROUGH. DE POLO. VERSCHAGE. DE METSENAERE. ORNT. 3RD ROW: LOOKUP. DE WEAVER. MR. HERRINGTON. MISS EELLS, MRS. ROBARGE. cr HIS year Newark High School welcomed back an old member to its numerous activities. Replacing the Krawen, a newspaper called the Hi-Lite made its debut just before Christmas in 1950. Many of our members were formerly writers for a column on high school events in the Newark Courier-Gazette. Finding general approval of the idea, early this fall a committee was appointed by the Student Council to look into the possibilities of reviving the Krawen. With the help of the Student Council, the Office Practice II Class, and several teachers including Miss Turner, Mr. Herrington, Miss L'Amoreaux, Mrs. Robarge, Mr. Powers, Miss Eells, and Mr. MacArthur, the Hi-Lite was born. Although only a few issues have come out to date, the future looks promising for Newark High School's Hi-Lite. Editor--Joan McDougall 58 Yearbook Staff 1ST ROW: J. ROBINSON--SALES. N. FAAS-- BUS. MAN. 2ND ROW: LEE--LIT. . D. VAN NORMAN--LIT. . BARKER--ASS'T. EDITOR, KEMPER--EDITOR, SPALTEHOLZ--TYPING EDITOR. FLAVIN--LIT. 3RD ROW: MISS GOGGIN, TURNOIS--ART. A. BOTCH-ER- - BUS. , SWARTELE- - ART, BARAW--LIT. EDITOR. MISS CARPENTER. 4TH ROW: MR. HAWVER, COWLES--SALES. R. HAVERT--PHOTOGRAPHY. R. SOPER--SPORTS. MR. WERTS. O HE editors and staff of the Arcadian sincerely thank all the peopie who have helped us put this yearbook together. There were many Seniors, n n-staff members, who gave more than financial assistance to our publication: Marv Mancuso, Carol Howell, Marie Filardo, Gale Wandersee, Don Kelley, Terry Marro. Among the underclassmen, Joan McDougall helped the lay-out sheets; Ronny Beerens took snap-shots for us; the home-room representatives throughout the school played an indispensable part in our sales campaign. This list is only a beginning, for the Arcadian has enough friends to fill a page. Many, many teachers lent us a hand when we needed special help. We are especially grateful to our adVisors--Miss Goggin, who patiently checked proof; Mr. Werts, who presided over the financial side of the publication; Mr. Hawver who gave much time and experienced advice to our art staff; and Miss Carpenter our guide, counselor, and friend, who spent innumerable hours on planning and layout. To them, we can only say, Thank you, we could never have done it without you. Several additions were made to the Yearbook Staff after the picture was taken. Alan Kennedy replaced Bob Soper as Sports Editor, Carmella Bailey joined our-typists, Sonny Wolfson and Rose Moyer rounded out the art department. The editors thank all the members of our very fine staff, and especially those who were so willing to pinch-hit on jobs outside their own domains. 59 Band 1ST ROW: S. ROBB, COLE, LAMOTE, WILSON. HOWELL, AVERY, LIBBERT, RIDLEY. PETRUS. C. SPALTEHOLZ. 2ND ROW: DIXON. A. FARNSWORTH. WIRTH. DE METSENAERE, POL I CANO. BROWNING, KRKBBEKS, R. PIETERS, COLEMAN. DE GROAT. LOOKUP. HOWELL. ROEMER, ORNT, L. SPALTEHOLZ. BOYNTON. PLYTER, REUTER. VAN HANEHAN. DERBY. 3RD ROW: LEONHARDT, FRYLING, N. ROBB. G. PIETERS. D. FARNSWORTH. GOEBERT, HYMAN. DENNIE, MORRISON. THOMAS. KAUFMAN. ANDREW. FLAVIN. DE PORTER. VELTE, MR. ROBB. R. PIETERS. BURNS. BUKCETT. WERNER, LEE FERRELL. 1ST ROW: DI SANTO. VELTE, J. SWAIN. HUMPHREY. VITARO, DE BUYSER, ISRAEL. DIXON, DE PORTER. CLICOUENNOI. 2ND ROW: CHAFFEE. MAC ARTHUR. HAMILTON. SMITH NOBLE. KAUFMAN, VIANESE, DURFEE, CRESCIBENE, CINQUEGRANA. 3RD ROW: MR. ROBB. N. SWAIN. GOEBERT. EHRHARDT. BILOTTA. BOYNTON. REUTER. PLYTER. BLAIR. SCHRAM. PILAROO. WAGEMAKER. 4TH ROW: CHITTENDEN. TARANTELLI, KREBBEKS. STARK. HOWELL. SPALTEHOLZ. DE DOELDER. SOPER. MONJE, BLACKMAN. PAONE. 5TH ROW: ROBB. NEGUS, ROEMER. THOMAS. BURNS. BURGETT, KAUFMAN. BOSJE, SERENS. LUNAY, WARNER. COLE. 60 C| F you wonder where those grotesque noises come from early Thursday mornings, you can be assured it is only the band trying to keep awake. These early morning gatherings provide rehearsals for spectacular exhibitions at football games; and when the football season ends, an extra iehearsal never does us any harm. Mr. Robb, the director of the Newark Rotary Band, often has his patience tried but when we receive a I in the Spring Contest, he feels his trials and tribulations are rewarded. Early in the Spring, all of our efforts are centered on the annual band concert which usually gives each and every one of us a great deal of satisfaction. We also try to enliven the pep meetings by playing the pep songs. In spite of the fact that we feel a great loss when a batch of seniors leaves the band, Mr. Robb can usually tell us at the end of another year of hard work that we are still the best band he has ever had. Chorus 1ST ROW: WAGE. WEST. TREAS.-SPALTEHOLZ, VAN KOEVERING, PRES.-BARAW, MISS WRIGHT, ACCOMPANIST-LYON, LIBRARIAN-D. VAN NORMAN. DOANE, M. TAVANO. R. PALERMO. STFPNER. 2ND ROW: FLAMEY, BULLOCK. PETRUS. DE POLO. MOYER. VERSCHAGE. BROWNING. LYKE. SCHNEIDER. F. VAN NORMAN. MARRO, A. FARNSWORTH. M. SANTELLI. 3RD ROW: WILSON. SCOFIELD. DAILEY. FARRELL, S. BURT. J. VAN PARYS, KEANE, ROBISON. BURGESS. JOHNS. B. ROEMER. FRITZ. GULLO, J. NEGUS. 4TH ROW: SWARTELE. LAMOTE. GOETZMAN, PLYTER, BARCLAY. ROBB. HOLLAND. THOMAS. MICHAEL. CARR. TELLIER, NUNN. WIRTH. 5TH ROW: DECKER. MC PARLAND. MAC MORRIS. DE CLARK. N. NARY. PARKS. MC MAHON. MANCUSO, WOODHAMS. BURGESS. GRAF. WAN-DERSEE, A. BOTCHER. GRANT. 6TH ROW: ABBOTT. STRINE. COLACINO. DE PORTER. LOOKUP. LAURETTE. SCHILTZ, GEORGE, BURNHAM, PRATT. N. TAVANO. DE AUGUSTINE. ROSS. MORRISON. 1ST ROW: FINEWOOD, G. ROEMER. GARRETT. S. VAN PARYS. DE WISPELAERE, MISS WRIGHT. DE WISPELAERE, S. WILLIAMS. N. BURT. Y. ORNT, A. VAN GORDER, B. VOLLERTSEN. 2ND ROW: MURRAY. G. FARNSWORTH. SADLER. NICHOLSON. HALL. P. CEL SO. DE AUGUSTINE. CARROLL. R. NARY. ORLOPP, FOGARTY. MANCUSO. 3RD ROW: DE METSENAERE. COVERT. COLE. M. BOTCHER. BROWN. DE MARCO. WELCHKR. ROBINSON. VAN HAN EGAN. HOCKKNBKRGER. DENNY. DAYTON. DE MASI. 4TH ROW: MINER. FRYLING. TYNER. VERDEHAM. WESTFALL, GOODMAN. HOOT. DE CANN. SANTELLI. PIETERS. JENSEN, DE WIND. MATTHYS. NICHOLS. 5TH ROW: BOERMAN. SCHEER. SERENS. RUSSELL. CARRINGTON. BURM, SOCHIA. BEBB. FICHTER, SCHRAPFENBERGER. VER MEERSCH. PIETERS. 6TH ROW: DI SANTO, DE WEAVER. PIZZIRUSSO, CAMPBELL. PIETERS. ANDREW. STELL, PATRIZI, SANTORO. BURNS. D. TAVANO. HOWELL. 62 1ST ROW: M. BOTCHER. S. BURT. WELCHER. FRITZ. MISS WRIGHT. ROBB. SPALTEHOLZ, FRYLING. PARKS. 2ND ROW: SAN-TELLI. CELSO. PETRUS. SCHNEIDER, BROWNING. ORNT. WAGE. VAN GORDEN. SADLER. GULLO. 3RD ROW: MORRISON. PIZZI-RUSSO, BARCLAY. WILSON. MAC MORRIS. WANDERSEE, A. BOTCHER. DECKER. VER MEERSCH. 4TH ROW: SCHEER. TAVANO, FREDERICK. LOOKUP. DE PORTER. LAURETTE. STELL. ANDREW. STRINE, HOWELL. M AVE you noticed those beautiful tones drifting out of the auditorium fourth periods? We're in there, singing with all our might under Miss Wright's baton. Varsity Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Junior Sextette, and Senior Quartette-we all have a lot of fun learning music. Will we ever'forget that sparkling operetta- The Model Bride, which the Varsity Chorus put on last year? Or the Feast of Lights, our traditional Christmas pageant? Or the gay, informal program that started off the Christmas vacation with a bang? Near the beginning of the second semester, we got plans under way for another operetta. This one is entitled Words and Music. In it, as Miss Wright says, we advance from high school to college. Fall, Winter, or Spring, there's always something doing in the music department! JUNIOR SEXTETTE £ SENIOR QUARTETTE AUDREY VAN GORDEN. YVONNE ORNT. MARLENE SADLER. JOCELYN FRYLING. MARIAN BOTCHER. MARIAN WELCHER. MISS. WRIGHT. 63 MARCELLA SCHNEIDER. ANITA GULLO. MARLEIGH BARCLAY. JOAN PETRUS. MISS WRIGHT. Football 1ST ROW: BARKER. DUNN. COWLES. DE JOHN. WINTERS. WOLFORD. HOLMES. 2ND ROW: DE AUGUSTINE. ROSS. SOPER, DAVIS. KIBBLE. ROSS. CERAVOLO. TAVANO. 3RD ROW: LIVINGSTON. FRANK. CARR. ALTMAN. POLICANO, BUSH. 4TH ROW: VR. HILLIARD. MR. GREENE. VR. HESS. CORKHILL, LUEBBERT, MR. WASHBURN. MR. MARBURGER. PETER MINUTOLO. 1ST ROW: DE JOHN. FICHTER. LUNAY, TOWNSEND. CEREVOLO, DORE, BURNS. 2ND ROW: ABBOTT. CALVIERA. MONJE, HOWELL. TAVANO. DI SANTO. YOST. 3RD ROW: CLARK. MITCHELL. LUNAY. BARKER. SCHWARTZ. BAUMGARTNER. BLADWIN. 4TH ROW: PRATT, GOODMAN. KENNEDY. NARY. NUNN. LOOKUP. DOANE. 5TH ROW: MR. HILLIARD. MR. GREENE. MC CUE. OAKLEAF. MR. HESS. MR. WASHBURN. MR. MARBURGER. 66 Stars Scrubs HE 1950 football season started with a bang. Newark triumphed over East High 13-7 to bring defeat to a city school for the second year in a row. The Newark High Reds continued on the road to fame and glory by defeating Brighton in somewhat of an upset the following week. It looked as though Newark might have an undefeated year as the Big Reds rolled over Irondequoit at Irondequoit. After reaping the benefits of three successful weeks, the mighty Reds faced three dreadful weeks of famine. The lost to Fairport, East Rochester, and Webster in that order. However, three of football without victory was too much for Newark. Our Grid Machine came roaring back to crush Canandaigua in one of the better games of the year. In the last game of the year, which saw the seniors dominate the play, Newark High rolled over Brockport in a razzle-dazzle victory. This N. H. S. squad, although lacking in depth, showed an unconquerable spirit which enabled Newark to remain above the .500 percentage. SCORES East High 7 Newark 14 Brighton 6 Newark 19 Irondequoit 6 Newark 19 Fairport 26 Newark 12 East Rochester 35 Newark 6 Webster 12 Newark 7 Canandaigua 19 Newark 34 Brockport 13 Newark 27 67 LOOKUP. MR. HESS. CRIDER. R. DE PORTER. CORKHILL. ALTMAN. COWLES, DE JOHN. PULVER, BUSH. A. CERAVOLO. Jay Vee Basketball R. ROSS. DI SANTO. BARKER. A. GENTILE. TOWNSEND. J. CERAVOLO. POLICANO. FRANK. DOANE, OAKLEAF, LUEBBERT, MR. WASHBURN. 68 cr HE 1950-51 Newark High School basketball machine annexed the second sectional title in the «J. history of the school. This Section 5 tournament was previously won by the 1943 squad, which compiled an 18-1, won-lost, record. This is the first sectional crown that Coach Don Hess has won. He guided the Big Reds through a very successful season, watching them end with a 17-4 record. Such capable performers as Jerry Crider, Ronnie DePorter, Dick Pulver, Tom Corkhill, and Captain Bob Cowles will be lost through graduation in June. However, such prospects as John DeSanto, Joe Ceravolo, Ed Lubbert, Tom DeJohn, Roger Bush, and Tony Ceravolo, the lone first stringer, will be back next year. All the school wishes them success and another sectional crown. Newark 48 East Rochester 50 Newark 45 Geneva 64 Newark 34 Canandaigua 33 Newark 47 Lyons 40 Newark 47 Geneva 51 Newark 43 Penn Yan 34 Newark 37 Lyons 36 Newark 64 Seneca Falls 38 Newark 64 Penn Yan 29 Newark 62 Palmyra 59 Newark 68 Seneca Falls 30 Newark 54 Brighton 45 Newark 53 Waterloo 39 Newark 51 Waterloo 53 Newark 55 Corning 41 Newark 62 Clyde 36 Newark 70 Palmyra 39 Newark 56 LeRoy 45 Newark 52 Canandaigua 46 Newark 46 East Rochester 38 Newark 57 Painted Post 39 69 Cheerleaders SMITH. DE VRIES. SANTINO. J. LEE. J. NEGUS. MISS BROWN. T. MARRO, BARAW, FLAMEY, B. ROE-MER. E. NEGUS. Coaches MR. MUNSON. MR. MULL IN, MR. GREENE. MR. MARBURGER. MR. WASHBURN. MR. HESS. MR. KLOSSNER. 70 ☆☆☆☆ ☆ Voted the Best BEST DRESSED Vivian Flamey John Torrell BEST ARTISTS Martha Turnois, Roger Follette WITTIEST Janet Fitch Ed Winters BEST MUSICIANS Clara Spaltehoiz Ronny DePorter BEST ATHLETES Theresa Marro Bob Cowles 72 BEST DANCERS BEST ACTORS Ginny Nunn, Alan Kennedy BEST LOOKING June Negus Sheldon Holmes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Norma Faas, Bob Soper Left BEST PERSONALITY Mary Mancuso Ken Havert Right BEST STUDENTS Ellen Kemper John Barker 73 r Crank upvke u-i- e Out in hack One autumn atternoon Cheer eader Louis Tickets. please Hoot mon Fish story WFee s A vnos¥ VV ere M ev C aV e¥erv a CVio’vce o¥ ota exhaustion Librarians AU tours Feast ot Lights ftvtctien detcxd Pros and cons J Tractor School Be happy qo ucKy TV e East PoWyra G-o,wg Be-bop Duet Where's that Vii-V pm CV ar ey? ri SS VanNormqn Pours Must te ntere btwq 1 Ho'V- Lunch Vtavect Lady’s Man The earring ad-silly girls Hr Lee’s Boys Sunday at Sodus Those girls are always late TV at one's oNern gV t Putting the VearbooK ■Vo bed Sewing Circle 8asKeVt)a Stars The F.HA S meeting —