Newark Valley Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Newark Valley, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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Sfffw-Ui h Publlsllecl ln SLIHOI Qlxss Xus uk X lllu Cum ll School N Milk Y lllu N X 1953 Table of Contents Administration S Seniors Classes Clubs ...A Sports Friends and Sponsors X oreword Ihe Pub Club thought for a long tlme before dCCldlI1Q upon a sultable thcmr for Yfhool flltmoms, 1953 VVe finally deerded that one thlnq IN partrculax tpphes to our school we llke lt' We lllse lf for mam reasons, some can be easxlx ss rltten down others are drfhcult to enumer xte We found also that ddferent from the thousands of others IH the Umted States Each grade, for mstance, has xx r1tten 1 short resume of why lt, as a group, hkes lN V C S As sou turn the pages of th1s book, then, ue hope you ulll End the quahtles, IdHg1blC and mtanqtblc ws hlch gnc our school IIS personallty For lnstance, there rs Mr Hall to whom thls book IS dedlcated 4 'Y 'S Q I O , . ' 'z . l 5 these same reasons are the things which we feel make our school s Q, 9 ' Thus School Memorles 1953 IS respectfully ded1cated to our prmc1pal Mr Hall We feel that thls IS but a small mdlcatlon of our appreclaton for hls servxces Durmg hlS ten years here at NVC S Mr Hall has had a SI2lblllZll'lg mfluence on everyone and IH h1s role of personal frxend as well as admlmstrator he has helped many over the top 5 Seated Watkins V Snow S Standing Kfrontj: C. Shellhammer, Standing Ifearj: A. Richards, D. Lawton P Dc-Hahn W Lusk C D. Fox, J. Lynch, W. Swagler, R. Patch, J. Shellhammer, R. Gormel, A Brecht S Sherwood S deLor1 Sharp, J. Best, J. Tompkins, D. R. Hyatt. mier Ayers, J. Settle, A. Yaple. Student Control Day Teachers Each year the Student Council plans and conducts a Student Control Day. On this day the Student Council President assumes the responsibilities of the Principal, and the Vice-President, those of the Vice-Principal. Other students chosen by the Junior and Senior High teachers, with Student Council approval, take over the duties of the High School teachers. This is an event which everyone anticipates, for few if any other schools in this vicinity have such an annual event. Though much pleasure and enjoyment come to us from participating in this activity, it is felt that there are certain benefits gained from it: teaching experience, responsibility and poise. 6 5. u 0 a ffl, - 1 'Y' 0 9 . , , - 1. ' n - - f 0 . . Y e Xi X gf A 1 o. 1,41 X 5 .flflf V. Y. '-PM 'A x43'ii.,, 3 I V , Q 2 I a A Seated Harold Henderson Hiram Nickerson, Edgar Biggie, Robert Bushnell, Ruth Kinyon. Standing: William Summing Harold Harper Nathan Hall, Coleman Ryther, Lester Hyatt, Harry L'Amoreaux. To the members of the Class of '53 Congratulations on your success as graduates of our Newark Valley Central School. May you go from here better equipped with the knowledge that you have at- tained. Your yearbook theme, We like our school, is a good one, for by it you show that you have enjoyed your years here and that you appreciated them as well. Appreciation is part of your growing up. Thirteen years, five days a week, forty weeks a year is a long time to spend in school. What an opportunity you had to appre- ciate, but did you? Let,s see: what did you do each day to make your teachers' job easier? How well did you prepare those assignments? Consider the time and thought given by those who serve. By giving serious con- sideration to these ideas, may you all go forth with that appreciation to serve and to build a life that will make this a better and safer world in which to live. Donlt be discouraged or disheartened by the hardships you may encounter during your life, as these may be stepping stones to a greater life of service. The easy road may lead to a life of ruin and misery rather than to a life of appreciation. May God richly bless each one of your lives. YV. H. STIMMING 8 lQLf!,.1,w.zfwaL W. L. CJ' Yi' Nathan Hall llansfield, Susquehanna L Bucknell SUPCI'V1SlHg Prmclpal X all Barbara Young I nzon Fndzcott V111 PTIIICIPBIS Svrrctarx Coleman Ryther Ithafa Albanv Cornell I V160 Prmclpal Guldamc Hllda Wurtenburg M Larl Ialln Central Tre 1 urrr of Extra currxcular AKIIXIIILS Ruth Kmyon Fredonza Clc rk of thm Board Prmclpal S Sccretarx mwfmmrvrur, AIIRTHIQR BARRETT, P.XI'LAHIGCiINS, JANE SALWOSKI. FLOYD SCHOONMAKER. Grinnell Collegi-. Harvard. Cul- Si zzirrriri lf. Willufs College. Albany, Syracuse U., U. of umbia U., Pe-nnsylvania Statv. 1'-li' l-QNGLISH JUNIOR HIGH ENGLISH Madrid. SENIOR HIGH ENGLISH FOREIGN LANGUAGES 4, 4 Dual RICHARD TRAY IS, JAMES WEEKS, H.-XRRX N AN DELSEN. ANTHONY JACOBELLI, U. of Rochester, Brockport. Triple Cities, Genesee. Buffalo, Lnion. Voluniliizi If. Arnold Colle-ire. Cortland State. JUNIOR HIGH MATHEMATICS N.Y.U. SENIOR HIGH MATHEMA- JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE, BI- JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE. AL- TIPS. 1'HEMlS'l'RY OLOGY, HEALTH GEBRA QELEMJ ?1 fsI.f'xRIE CORNELL, EI.I..X NIARY MOORE, IS.'XI'5EI.I.E H. P.-XTCIH. CARL XVREN, .-Xllvanb' Stab- Nurthwi-st--rn If., Vfliimlnzi If.. Ummvzi. Vwzri-ll. If. of Rm-h+-stir LIIKHARIAN Gi-:mira SL-limvl uf' Iri-Arrizitii-rizil JUNIOR HIGH SHCI.-XI. SIU, -. 24, 10 SOCIAL STUDIES Quilts. DIES SERIOR HIGH SOl'I,-XL STL'- IIII-I5 lU Q1 3 .4 -5 MARTHA LAWRENCE I HELEN MacPHERSON, DONALD ALEXANDER, HELEN DONOHIQE .J Albany, Syracuse U. Cornell U. Cornell U. Albany COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS SUPERVISOR OF CAFETER- AGRICULTURE COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS IA, HOME ECONOMICS zzf' j -, , ,, 1 ,X VV .xx A. .L . IX vw , . gf . . ' 'X 'i ' , Q V . Ll' FREDERICK GILMARTIN, JANET WINGERT, EDGAR BABENZIEN, RICHARD SWIERCZEK, Pennsylvania U., Harrisburg Susquehanna U. Oswego, Syracuse U., Cornell U. Crane School of Music at Pots- Area College, Kuntztown S.T.C., VOCAL MUSIC INDUSTRIAL ARTS dam. Syracuse U. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ART. MECHANICAL DRAW- ING MARY LOU PIERCE, JAMES DCPASQIIALE, ELIZABETH C. LEWIS. Cortland. Brockport. Springfield. Syracuse U.. Amsterdam Hos GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCA- BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCA- hital. , TION ION COACHING SCHOOL NURSE, A'I'I'ENll ll T . W ANCE OFFICER 'vb M A R I A N SHOULTES, Cortland, Cornell U. Third Grade ETHEL LONG, Cortland, Bufalo. Third Grade ISABELLE LAWTON, Mansfield. Second Grade MARION DURIE, Oneon- ta. Second Grade LOUISE ROBERTS, Cortland. Fourth Giadf- RL l'H ARDELL, Bujalo. Fifth Grad:- IVINIFRED BICPHERSON, Cortland, Syr- acuse lf Fourth Grade DOROTHEA FREDERICK, Cornell U., Bugalo. Sixth Grade RUTH ROCKVVELL, Bloomsbury, Pennsyl- vania State, Cortland. Fifth Grade ALBERTA STOIIGHTON, Cortland, Sixth Grade x .nw l 12 WILMA HINES, Cortland, Buffalo, Cor- nell l'. First Grade LOUISE DEAN, Oneonta. First Grade GEORGIA CURKENDALL, Cortland, Cornell U. Kindergarten MARGARET CASWELL, Bloomsburg, Cortland, Pennsylvania State. First Grade GLADYS ATWATER, Alfred L'. Kinder- gartc-n ISIQS DRIVERS Can. Ii. IILIIVIIIIINOII. Y. Darling, S. Haines, I., Ile-ckvr. C. YN'urtr'nburg. E. Fiske, N. Merithexs' B, Smith. Ily-I1-N. E. IIrmnrd. G, Grcy. II. Kzxlkzm. R. Wurtr-nburg. L. Hollenbcrk. I , I -1,4 0 'I I 'Skid Q- CA I Ii'I'ER I A STA F I7 KID. Svaxrx. NIH. I3n'Idm'n. Miv Kvnyon. RIN Iic-rm. MIK. I'itc'hz-r. BIN. Snzxpp. Mr-. Rirhurdx ' 1 . . ' . P I I - JANITQRS Kit. Saddlvmirc ff Mr. Bean Mr. McPherson 1 xx- I3 as ,, ,T if a V' f . f 4-1 , f'1ff if fdfxiivlfzvb 5' WT V- 1 1 , JV' C2 Q :xl -' fi '33 v VX- Sealedf Miss Donohue, Mrs. H. MacPherson. Miss Salwoski, Slanding: Mr. Gilmartin Csct dfsigncrl. Mr. Travis, Mr. Weeks, Mr. Barrvtt, Mr. jarobvlli. Mr. Higgins fdirm-ctori. PLAY'CAST Y? 61 STUDENT PLAY CAST Sealed: M. Curiipbvll, D, Crispfsll. j. Smith, S. dc Lorir1iicr.Standing: C. Taylor, Mrs. W, McPherson 'director . E, Hilliard. if any gm, 84433, Q, gmail' 6, CIS! il Qi if an QQJE, SENIOR CLASS We the Senlors started the year off Wlth Mr YVren and Mrs Drexler as our advxsors We were all set to fimsh earnlng our tr1p to lNash1ngton Our Hrst and b1ggest sales eampa1gn was sellmg mag azlnes Our goal was S2500 00 and we xx ere able to sell S2165 30 an amount whleh exceeded last years rceord breaklnq sale VV1th the magazlne Campalgn over ue started sellxng ples at lunch tlme and refreshments at the football and later at the basketball games xshleh was reeelved vrrv well We closed our money I'31SlI1g eampalgn wxth the annual sale of Chrlstrnas Cards and urappmgs By anuary ue had our records all stralghtened out and were able to turn every thlng over to the UUIOFS Beeausr up found oursclvts so rngrossnd ID our moncy malunq ac t1v1t1es that me were domg nothing along thc soelal llne we planned a Valent1ne Danee Houexer, th1S too turned out to be a profitable projeet uhxeh gave us oxer S100 IH proeceds VV1th the eommg of the new ymr mc elceted Nhss Wmqrrt as our new adxlsor to take the plaec of Nirs Drexlrr who left us at Chrlstmas By thls tmu our thouffhts marc turnlng compltttlx to plans for our lV'1sh1ngton trip Homur xu dld haw to take out tmu t choosc our class colors blur md Sllkll' and our clrss motto Out o the harbor 11110 thc stl Huh tusm tuo drtalls out o the ss xx we xscnt uholchcartrdlx IHIO pllnnmq the Vtashlngton trlp xuth F YV Van 71h who had charge of mxlung thc final arrfznqenu nt Thr S1 mor trlp proud to bn lll th at uc hid antlclpatmd ind mon Eat 1 Stnxor duplx apprumtf ll tl tu md eilort gnu bx our adwlsors unc mint and aftrr 1 most hcntle malt of tvuns uc tools tht final sta p IU our hlqh srhool mrur qraduatlon xuth Cxrolxn Albruht as Valrdutorxan and Ann X xplt IS Salutatorlan M, MAL CLASS OFFICERS Seated MISS Wmgert 'vIr Wren Standzng R Gormel Vxce Preszdenl A Yaple Prezsdent S Lawton Treaxurer C Albrecht Secrelarj HM A 'Q 1 5' F - 0 4' ' ' ' ' A W . - :-. ,' ' , ' - .- 4 , ' ,N gm-. f . 4 . m -. f 1 M v 3, A A K - A Y. . 5 Q 'A L xii l ' ' 1 . . , X ' f ' .t X ' s Y 1 5 I I 3 l . 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I H3 Dmlwrx AYERS Dewey Course Indusl1zalArt5 Ambltlon Carpenter Intramurals 1 2 3 Varsm Basketball 3 Plan Comrrnttee 3 4 Emu mo Bxuxo B13 Ed Course Induxtrzal A115 Ambltlon Baseball Xarsxty Club 1 2 3 Intramurals I 2 3 Studcnt CJOUDC111 Baseballl 2 3 4 Foot l 2 3 4 Volleyballl 2 Bowlmg Play Commxttfc B ff V' fffjj lrzledzctorxan C xnoux X1 BREC HT Couxsf Colle e Enhance Xfllhlllbfl 'Nurs' onor Sofmrtx 'l 4 P C, ti 4 Lf' v b cm u Ban Photozruphx C lub 4 Carrrr Club I Com unctmrnt Bicca run nc Ls tr Octcttt 5 Pub C lub 4 Student Teacher 5 Xrt Club l Elmlra Qollfqo Ku Xmard 3 Xmfrlcan Lcgxon School -Xxnrd l Ou stlndmz Sophomore C'1rl 2 CHRISTINE ALLMANDINGER Chrls Course Commerczal Xmbltlon Secrctarw Yearbook BUSINESS Staff 4 Glce Club 1 'tinted Chorus l Jr Plat Lsher 3 Band 1 2 3 Bicmlaurcatc' and Commence-mcnt s Cr 5 Hon So C 4 Scmor 1 Lshrr Q1 A 5 RICHKRD Bmwx Rlckxc Course Agnculfure Ambltlon Farmer Band 1 2 3 Glec Club 1 FFA 1 XfARIE CAMPBELL Ru: Course Home Economzrs Xmbxtlon HOUS?Mlfl C'lce Club l 2 Career Club 1 FHA 1 2 3 Dmmancs Club 3 4 Honor Socxctw 4 NUAJ fr!-uAfL4, cum DOROTHY COLLYER Dot Course Commerrzal Ambxtlon Typlst Glee Club 1 Band 1 2 3 Cheerleadmg Club 1 Yearbook BUSIHCSS Staff 4 Bac calaureate and Commencement Usher 3 Junlor Play Usher 3 Senlor Play Usher 4 SUzAxxs DE LORIMIER ue Course College Entrance 'Xmbmon Commercxal Teacher Student COUHCII Treasurer 3 4 Tr1Coun ty Student Councll 3 4 Vlce Presxdent 4 Play Cast 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Cheerlead S S Busmess StafT 3 Honor Soclety 3 4 Pre-sm dent 4 Glee Club l Athletxc ASSOCIHIIOU 2 3 4 Secretary Trnas 2 3 4 C1t17 shlp Conference 3 Amerlcan Legxon Award 1 3 Octette 3 f9f ' J 'pl 1' 'ft fir RONALD Cuvrmxn SCOIIIC Lourse Aqrzculture Xmbmon Cab Druer 1eClubl FFA. 34 'Nat Club 2 GLADYS CHRYSTLER Glady Course Commercxal Xmbmon Stenographer ,IV Cheerleader 2 3 Xarsxty Cheerleader 4 Play Usher 3 Play Cast 4 Yearbook Busmess Staff Treasurer 4 Baccalaureate and Graduatlon Usher 3 El 644.,Z'-1f4,CJvf ff 44.17 PCI I8 I F MOYA Xxx GRAHAM Dmnxc Grama Coursz Commerczal Xmbmon Houscwxfz Dramatles Club l Glee Club l JY Cheer Inq l P e xx ua lon rn lem nun mu sur X: lrbruok Busmcss St all 4 Hx711 Fxluc nr H17 C ours: l ONIHIFICIIII Il3lll0l'1 9 rrtx an 3 2 Hook and 'Nu' C um R'fl . g . 1, 2, , gf ure 4 sf Y 5 ' , , , I ,ML 1 J i ,y'4 - I ,' I , -ff , , ,I t l 4,-- 1, s ,A LK 19 Q ,U , s ' S S ' . , , 5 . .vAw Hs 15 M ' I' . .1 5 .l' ' Q ,' zfjf., A ' , S - 5 . . - ,,,,gaQg,.q . 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' I4 I U L.Ql RONALD ESLER Ace Course College Entrance Xmbmon Electrlcal Engmeer Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Baseball 3 Basketball 2 Football 3 Play Cast 34 Boys Quartette 3 4 Pub Club 4 Pho tographw Club 4 Track 4 BETTY EVERY et Course Afademzc Xmbmon Housewlfe JV Cheerleader 2 Varslty Cheerleader 3 Intramural Club 2 Leaders Club 3 Play Last 4 Photography Club 4 Yearbook Busmess Staff 4 Glee Club l 2 9 ROGER GORMEL Dynaflow Course College Entrance Ambltxon Veterlnarlan Pub Club 3 4 Play Cast 3 4 Honor So clety 3 4 Rlfle Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 4 lndustrxal Arts l 2 'Xlature Club 2 3 Photography Club 4 BEVERLY HXMILTON Bev Course Academzc Ambxtlon Nurse Transmltter Club 1 Student Store 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Play Cast 3 4 Pub Club 4 Glec Club 4 Chrxstmas Pageant 3 Band Llbrarlan 3 4 Class Correspondent 4 -1 iff Lors FOSTER Course Academzc Ambmon Store Clerk Llbrary Club 1 2 Dramatlcs Club 3 FHA 3 Senxor Play Prompter Yearbook Busl ness Staff 4 DORA Fox Foxy Course Aeademzc Amb1t1on Office Worker JV Cheerleader l 2 Varslty Cheerleader '3 4 Football Cheerleader 3 4 Yearbook Club 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Sextette 4 . 2 v , 1 - Y L' u , 3 jf' V u s l ,ff ' , at ,, , ,ks . 5 2 7 5 !! , 5 5 - 1 7 ' SSB T! 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I Clb g .j . 5 , , ,4: ak . . , . g . , :Re- - l , ,, HJ --, ij J DONALD xIARSH Don Course Agrzculture Ambxtlon Farmer FFA 1 2 3 4 X73.Y'Slty Club 2 3 Football l 2 3 Baseball 2 Vollewball 2 Wrestlmg 2 Pub Club 4 Plas Cast 3 Seasonal Sports 3 CHARLES Nirrsox Chasam Cours: Colle e Entrance Xmbltlon keronautlcal Engmecr nd l 2 4 Gle Club l 3 4 ball l 4 Wrcstlmg 2 Nlass Chorus 2 Plas Cast 4 Pub Club 4 Photography Club 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Bow s Quartettt l NANCY PITCHER Nan Course Commercial Ambmon Bookkeeper ramuralsl 2 G1 Cl bl 2 3 brary Club l 2 3 Play Cast 3 Newspaper Club 3 4 Student Teacher 3 MALCOLM RICHARDS Mack Course Industrzal Arts Ambltlon 'Navy nd l 2 3 4 Intramurals l 3 a sonal Sports l WZ? wfW'lff1 4 Sfx RHONDA Mos!-HER Ronme Course Cornmerczal Ambmon Prlvate Stenographer Glee Club l 3 Mass Chorus 3 Sextette 3 Band l 2 3 Octette 3 Operctta 3 MATHEW PANAS Matt Course Aqrzrulture Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Track 3 4 exball 2 3 4 FIX 3 Yars Clu 2 3 'Ev' V nuydjjw J 4 .nz l I ' , , 4 ' , f I . ,, , an fe W 2 . , : g j : 4 S S ,' Z , Li '5 Hi ,jr Q ' 4 , . Ba ,,3,g e' ,2,,gFoot- I , S 34 3 ,' , I ,si 2 5, ' Q ' 1 1 ,v ' A l A v KC 7 , Z- S 3 , y S S - . K. U Ambition: 1 Farmer 7 , . 5 : 7 . .: Xoll, , , g F . 1.2, 1 lty b , . Y , ll' 79 Int . 5 ee 'u , ,.gLi- ' , ,-S S- is 53 Z ' f Ba , , , g ,2. gSe- , ' he Q. b H40 1 ' 'V t . , . f J4' A - - 4 uf . , . . ' 0 1 , .1 . .-, ' ' ,- if 1 V L' v ' I I . Days- fxf.,-fi , .' , , 2 ' s CAROL SHELLHMVHFR Carol C ourse Commerfml -Xmbrtlon HOllS?NN1fl Career Club 1 Leaders Club l Clre u 2 3 4 Sextette Coax jfxx SHE11Hu1's112R Corln Course Homemahzn Xmbltlon Nflssxonarx Seasonal Sports 1 2 Leaders Club 3 'Na ture Club 2 L1brarx Club 4 Intramurals l 2 '5 4 Student Teacher 4 loser SPTTLP 0 Coursf lonmonfzl Hon mzalznf Xmbltlon Housfxxlfr A l 3 See l Pres 3 Honor Som: x cc ub 9 4 Lrbrarx Club re'1s 4 x s ff 4 Commun x ub Intramur s ROBERT SH RRP Bobbx foursf Voffzfzonal 4 rzrulture Xmbmon fum: r l 4 'Natmnl FF X C on ent f 4Q1t1 4 d P C ls Honor Soeletx 4 Studi nt Tc Wchn r 4 W -ex: q 'V J7 SHIRLFX SHFRXNOOD Shnrlex Coursf Comnzerrml Xmbmon Stcnozrapber nd I 9 4 Nh B d Cle C Xl lOl IIS 1 ffl f v C lub 4 Hmm 1 llFlEN S1 uslx Ixl Spllle Q oursm l omnzerfml L lub s 4 S1 xson urls l A Alf' FH. . ..1 A '-14 4: Glf' Cl l. -, 1 ' . j See.. T 1 . 'L Play' Uh- fl. 1 . it, Cl l: . nl, l. FF,-X , QV, fl: 1 ' rl ,' 1 v irn Del'1 ' 41 Brin l, 2. fl, 4: lay ...I 4: l S S l ' A ,l 3 . ' T 1 1' Clul 1, , . 1 3. i , l3n ,-', 3. :h, an 2,541 1 r- flub - li lNfi, d Cl ' , li Stlcl' t 'l.1'Ill'll 'I' fl, 41 Pul Y L Play Cust fl, 41 1' Sufi 'tx' 4. .-'lit ,I l ll: Intrzunural l. 2, 5, 1 . -x All Sp . , 2. I I HAROLD SMITH Ha Course Academic Ambition U S NI Band 2 3 4 Band President 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Brass uartet 3 RICH mo SNAVELX Snut Course College Entrance Xmbmon Draftsman Industrail Arts l 2 3 Marionette Club 4 J' ,fwfr J vf v, wif' , i.. lIlYLl.lS Swvxcirn Coursc: Comnzerfial Ambition: Bookkt-cpm' Audubon Club l. JAMES TAPVAN Coursr: Agricullure Ambition: Fnrmvr Intramural Football: FFA l, 2. 3: Smsonnl Sports I. 2. 3: Pub Club 4: Play Cast 3, 4. Jim xxx 21.5 ki HE1.Ex SoKoLosKI o Course Commerczal Ambition Secretary Transmitter Club 1 Art Club l Glee Club 3 4 Yearbook Business Stuff 4 Play Lshcr -XNGELINL SP-KNO Angie Coursc Commerctal Ambition Secretary Intramurals 1 2 Honor Society 4 Glcc Lldb 4 Pub Club 4 Play Cast 4 Nrws paper Club 3 Dramatics Club 3 'VS Lf 1,46 In THOMAS a Course Music Ambition Instrumental Music Teacher Glee Clubl 2 Orchestral Bandl 2 3 4 Assistant Band Librarian 4 Joi-rx ToMPluNs Llttle John Course College Entrance Ambition Mechamcal Englneer Football 2 3 4 Wrestling 2 Track 3 4 Play Cast 3 Student Teacher 4 'vs t Salutatorzan ANNE YAPLE Annie Course Commerczal Ambition Bookkeeper Newspaper Club 1 3 Glee Club l Class Presldent 4 Honor Society Secretary 4 Yearbook Busmess Staff 3 Busmess Mana ger 4 Student Teacher 3 4 ' 24 Jlvifwf .1 Q! ,AA ROGER TURK Clyde Course College Entrance R1He Club 2 3 4 Football 4 Varsity Club 4 Industrial Arts Club l Baseball 4 JAMES WA1.'rEns nm Course Agriculture Ambxtlon Greyhound Bus Drlver or Farmer Rifle Club 2 Wrestlmg 2 FFA 1 2 Vice President County FFA Treasurer jf? 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L1.xIIH'I.1t KAI? ,Xr.u'v'Fl1f,1ut'- l1+.1t::.fr.Ix H iwvmmh-v-px' 'J lxsuuvrxllr-11:1 I1 in u.1:t:nu R X 9 I S N -I N Q x 5 xx X f s ,Ei QV' ? 1. Miss Donohuf- ii-U-ivinz hm' sift. 5. Let the girls a1onc,Ronny'. 2. It must be intcivsting. ii, L'ndf-icmii mit? IU. fi. RL1ili5f'fiLldf 7. Show mr' thc' nay hriiniz 4. Why, Shiilv-if 8. .Init pminu 12. 7 Jr - X A, YA 5-5,3 T .: Earthquzikvf Cllgiw pifliiif' Now Chi1drenY Cucss uhm? liik- n in front of tiif- Cfnpito l. Junior Play Cast 4. Tnkr- it 1-zxfyf 7. .Iuxt glaiiiorousf 2. You big msanicl 5, Senior Play Group 8. Dir:-ctor and fricndf 3. Sir John, DA 6. Szmdow and Digby 28 1 f E, , ,, T Q L s . 5 2 1 V. , 1,L,....- CLHS SES .L.n.-n..1Mun.nn44i-.ndlaid iff x N32 I . If , ' 1 X r A ff ' I '5g,3,,,. if X ? 3 5 1 4 n 1 H2 ---' 4- A . 1 N L Q.. A-lam? ' ' I 3 .N A'-l.,-- ' 55 1 ---- 'ly- v A 0 7 VV ' 2Q A - ' 'f lv JUNIOR cLAss XVe started the year off with our election of officers. The results of the election were Donna Deming. President, Dorothy Yaple, Vice-President, Myrna Barret. Secretary: Virginia Snow. Treasurer: Dorothie Crispell, Student Council Representative for 1 year: Edwin Hilliard, Student Council for 2 years. It was about the middle of October before things really started rolling. It was then that our stationery campaign got under way. Two teams were organized, the girls vs. the boys. Who won? The girls were the lucky ones. Anyway. the important thing was the profit we made. Washington. here we come! Another important event of the month occurred when we found that the Juniors were to have exclusive control of the roller skating activities during the year. Things were going smoothly when the Seniors discovered that they had sufficient funds for their trip and turned over to us the job of first selling candy and pop at the games and second selling pies. All of these rewarded us with a big return each week. The next large project was that of the Junior play. It took a lot of time and work but we knew it would be a huge success. The one thing most Juniors looked forward to more than anything else was the selection of their class rings. Kfarch was awaited with much anxiety because that was the month in which the rings were purchased. Another big event of the year occurred in June when we sponsored the annual Junior Prom. This was an activity which was enjoyed by everyone who liked to dance. YN'ell. despite the fait that this year cost every Junior 35.00 iclass duesj it was a pretty profitable year. one which brings us just that much closer to good old XN'ashington. LSO Row 1: M. Dingler, L. Pintler, Lynch, V. Snow, E. Waitl, H. Ding- man, M. Bowen, D. Huslander, J. Snavely, D. Deming. Row 2: Mr. Weeks, D. Watkins, Marinus, R, Lukensow, R. Van Dusen, D. Armitage, L. Mix, J. Smith, R. Echorst, G. Wil- cox, J. Best, R. Marsh, A. Ta- velli. Miss Donohue. Row 3: G. Scalia, R. Howland, P. Brink, P. DeHaan, G. Myers, D. Crispell, G. Frost, B. Lant, J. Bills, F. Signs, C. Jewett, B. Harper, B. Zimmer. J. Shell- hammer. Row 4: M. Stoughton, Pitcher, M. Dingman, L. Herrick, A. Rich- ards, R. Negus, E. Hilliard M. Barrett. R. Lisk, R. Grum- rnons, E. Durie, D. Yaple. L Stevens, NV. Swagler. Row 1 1 D. Ayers, G. Caldwell, K. Shin- er, D. Gray, H. Armstrong, B Belokur, S. Prentice, S. Spano Row 2: Mr. Travis, D. Brewer, D Thomas, R. Martin, S. Schoon- maker, D. Stoughton, J. Al- brecht. G. Hover, T. Zupancic D. Weston, F. Ellis. Row Ii : J. Watkins, A. Brown, M. Carr, M. VVelser, R. Darling. B. Hol- den, S. Crossen, D. Hutchin- son, J, French, Mix, A Shady, D. Patch, D. Foster, G Snavely, Row 4: A. Wagner, L. May, S. Ada mek, B, Crispell, W. Stoughton, F. Featherbcc, T. Hammond, D. Fishburne, D. Snow, J Smith, N. Gunther, L. Hines. J. Gunther, D. Rhodes. x SOPHOMORE CLASS Early in the fall of 1953 the Sophomores inet and elected class officers. The posts were held by Barbara Crispcll, President, Betty Belokur, Vice-President, Bill Stoughton. Secretary, Doris Gray. Treasurer, Janet Smith, new Student Council Representative and Gerald Hover, who was elected Student Council Representative in 1951. Our First project was that of making paper megaphones and pom poms which were sold at the football games. As chairman of the committee, Sandra Prentice was instrumental in our achieving a small amount of profit with this project. When football season ended we decided to continue selling megaphones at the basketball games, a decision which did not turn out well since we failed to sell very many. At the advent of the Christmas holidays we decided to carry on the traditional project of making evergreen decorational pieces. The hard work and cooperation of the students made this project a success. A secondary project was holding dances after the Friday night basketball games, with records donated by class members providing the music. Under the direction of Betty Belokur and Shirley Adamek we held dances on january 16 and 23, and February 6 and 13. We appreciated being Sophopores, but anxiously anticipate the coming Washington trip. 31 f-Ma Me FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen started off the year in September with a bang, the scramble in the halls, the fight for lockers and meeting new people. Mr. Barrett and Miss Solwoski were our advisors. We all dreaded initiation day, although the kids really looked eute in their duds. There was the usual scramble to get away from the Seniors but all through the day the Freshmen lost the fight. Night was when the slaughter started, though they all said it wasn't too bad after all. The eleetion of ofheers resulted in this slate: Bradley Piekert, President, Jean Ambrose. Vice-Presidentg Doris Marshall, Treasurer, Alan YVagner, Seeretary: Curtis Taylor and Sandra Hubbs, Student Council Representatives. XVe all worked hard at our booths at the Student Council Car- nival after Easter. YN'e had the balloon shaving, Cotton transfer and snapshot Concessions and though our prohts weren't as large as we'd hoped, we all had fun. The Freshmen didn't fare too well in sports their first year in high school. But we are all proud of Joe Lusk for his magniheent job on our varsity football, basketball and baseball teams. 32 Row 1: W. Johnson, D. Jordan, D Budney, S. Wilcox, R. Cart- land, A. Dingman, J. Quick R. Ambrose, S. Howland, L Atwood. Row 2: Mr. Barrett, A. L'Amoreaux, C Taylor, R. Wakeman, D. Smith R. Parrish, B. Pickert, R. Buck- land, R. Stuhlmiller, N. Mat. son, P. Mulks, Miss Salwoski. Row 3: B. Harvey, S. Legge, J. Am- brose, S. Chaffee, J. Lant, D Whittaker, J. Lusk, F. Holden J. Cole, D. Austin, D. Biehl. Row 4: C. Stoughton, K. Card, D. La- Poma, F. Baily, W. Gormel, T Keener, R. Henderson, S Hubbs, M. Hartwell, D. Mar- shall, S. Estep, A. Lyons, S Armitage, S. Jordan. Grade Eight Boys Row 1: W. Zupancic, J. Howe, W. Ford R. Short, D. Wren, M. Satterly, K. Payne, J. Pitcher, H. Johnson, W. DeHaan. Row 2: Mr. Van Deusen, J. Okrepkie, G. Matthews, M. Ro- mano, L. Vroo- man, E. Mead, W. Needhan, F. Hill, W. Wakeman, W. Compton, D. Zim- mer, S. Soper, J. Martin, Mr. Schoonmaker. Row 3: D. Kaler, E. Jehu, R. Van Deventer, M. Lawton, M. Hines, D. Seymour, G. Gagnon, E. Curtis, E. Clark, L. Negus, D. How- land, R. Caldwell, K. Watkins. Grade Eight Girls Row 1: L. Orchard, L. Shedd, M. Card, E. Khurt, M. Sher- wood, A. Thurston, R. Vanderpoel, B. Brown. Row 2: Mr. Gilmartin, M. L . C a r d , M . Moesch, M. Sla- winski, P. Van Riper, D. Albrecht, R. B i g g i e , M. Mackey, S. Armi- tage, M. Piech, M. Birdsall. Row 3: S. Hyatt, D. Brew- er, B. Vann, B, Daniels, B. Rice J. Bingman, V. Moshier, M. Fiske P. Dalola, J. Lange, L. Culver, F. Buck. y I EIGHTH GRADE Early in the year, we had an election of officers who were as fol- lows: Marian Card, President: Erwin Clark, Vice-President, Dorothy Albrecht, Secretary, Richard Onofrio, Treasurer. All of our activities were supervised by Mr. Van Deusen, Mr. Schoonmaker and Mr. Gil- martin. Since this was also an election year for the President of the United States, Mr. Gilmartin's section made posters and displayed them at the football ganie, November 4, as a get out and vote cam- paign. To start our funds, we sponsored a roller skating party to which we invited girls and boys of grades six through nine. F' ? 4 L XB SEVENTH GRADE Thr' Svvmitli Crzxclv vlvctccl class ofliccrs in October, Thr Prvsiclviit chosvn was Kzithvrinv l-lznnmoncl. Elizabeth Zimmm' was Clcctvcl Vita'-Pmsiclmit. David Haskins was Olvctccl Sc'Ci'0tz11'x'. Hoinvroom ziclvisors worn Klrs. Patch. Mr. Higgins. zincl Mi: ,Xli-x11iiclvi'. L,. In QS-l Seve-nth Grade: Boys Row 1: C. Zukowski, V. Spano. R. Lange, R. Jackson, T. Evans. J. Vanflf-1' Wmfrl. A. REQ-I-Q, N. Deming. Row 2: F. Huirhvs, R. Holt. L. Mor-srh. R. Em- erson, XV. Evans. W, Jew.-tt. I.. Bowen. B. Stouxzhton, R. Jordan, VV. Hyflv. Row 3: Mr. Alwxxmlpr, D. Moshier, R. Give-ns. R. Funniml. R. Mar- tin, R. Holcomb, IJ, Westfall, D. ACP, W. Holden. Il. Liddinpz- Ton, R. Stoughton. A. Iwxon, L. Van Susan, Mr. Higgins. Row 4: J. Allen, N. Sheval- ier, E. Albee, J. Weed, E. Bailey, R. Hines, J. White, T. Bowen, D. Haskins, A. Hilliard, H. Pan- ns, J. Swapzlvr, J. Bishop. R. Swans4 borough, R, Jacobelli. Sc-vvnth Grade Girls Row lz D. Palmer, P. Arm- strong, N. Sylvester. L. VVagner. L. Van Vorce, C. Gardner, E. Zimmer, K. Ham- mond, R. Sherman. B. Snavm-ly. Row 2: Mrs. Patvh, J. Rie-lx. M. Excell, J. Lant. J. Chnmbvrlain, E. Russvll, C. Needham. E. Smilh, J. Camp- bvll, N. Shvrwood. J. Smith, H. Casv, H. llvHzxan. Row '42 G. Snzliill. M. Haines B. Thomas. 0. Yr-n- ivk, A. Bouion, J. Grummons, M. Pfa- uisnn, A. Camp. E. Bxfrplf., D. Smith. P. Lawn nw-, S. Bish. Row li Ll. Kill'-r', R. Kuhrl. B. k'iz'!.-, B. Lynn,-h. J. H--rton, A. '1'oU.L-X. 5 h.h:1, Bl. rwzirs lin ..l.. Gradf- 6 Mrs. Stoughton Row I 1 J, Matson, M. Suwnft IJ. Ilgcker, D. Holy'-:l, S. Zimmkr, R. Strait- ton, I. Grahowski, B K'-em-r, BI. VVatkir.s Row 2: Mrs. Stoughton, R. Moshier, IJ. Smith, R. Fletcher, W Ihmn, J. Albrecht. G. Lxsk, NK, C .-Ifell. IJ. Hoyt, XV. BIONYIIV B. Cobler. Row .iz IP. Vrnoman, Ii Th NI. IH:-rxt:c-QA, I. Inf'- pnn, I.. Spnvrlr-rvz, Il Amtin, J. Stoughton, li, Iiom-, I.. Ilvizdo-. lnzul-f 11 Miss I l'e'cIn-1'ick Row I: J. Frsfnrfh, M. Be-an V. Bouton, J. Smith T. Onofrio. B. Deckl W, C. Hill, S. Ham- munfl. M. Lzxwrz-no-. Row 22 F. Sturkwt-nth:-r, J, Humax. ff Ilzalolzx, I3 fhtn' 1. J. 311.-nit-n,1. Nluynmll, J. Holly- l:.'z, S. Imlton, G. Ifrowlrw. I'. liixlv- r. Row li 'If Kilhrt, J. Ihllxlnn. J. Ilznm-h, I. I..INn- sow. E. Blorihiwr, I.. Stiuhlt-, S. Pit-ru, Il. Iiucklzlntl, A. Shi-rwootl, K. Smul- Inn. Ii. Wzlrnnr, Mir: I-'milf-rivk. urfton. J. Mm nh, SIXTH GRADES XVI' think that ui- lutw- L1l'1OIIlIJllNlll'CI niuvli thix yn-nr and xnokt of tix liztvr' donr' uluow nwrzxga- work. lYc cnjoyvd our art. cwpwizilly thc' work in flux and tht- Holland pgxprr infwho project. Eight of UN liziw tgikvn lwxolix on piano and other inxtruinvnti . In Blnrcli wa- gave tht- ZINSVIIIIDIY program of vongil IIll1NIl'. The Junior Sc'holmtic'. our 11:-wx IIILIQLIZIIIV. hm kt-pt uk infornicd on world aflziirk. Vzirioux 1-vvritx lun: lvcl tix in Sovial Studitw ax the Study of flood-btrivkc-n Holland :ind thc' Nllldfv' ol Englgind xslivn thc Coronation of Quvc-n Elizulmn-tl1 um taking plum. A Ntucly ol liuvin and China hcrlpm-d tix to hvttvr unclr-rxtzind tht- prohlvxnx involvw-cl in vonnnunixnl and our dcmotratit' way of lift-. NNY- c-xtinlzitf' that wi- llznvv rf-girl ow-r BOO hookk sinvc' St'pU'II1lUCI'. An Ilnglikh cwiy projwt nnaxdc- it Ill'i'K'HIiI'X' to rvzid il grvat dval from thc' Encyclo- pvdia. NNI' took xr-vvrgtl xhort tripx xxliivh invluclvcl Mt. Iittricrk Airport. Cliwvhro Whitman BILIIIUIALIVIIITIIIQ Conipginy. and Stinnning Gr:-vriliousc. YYC urn- looking Iorwgircl to Junior High work nvxt yvar. FIFTH GRADES We have done a lot of interesting things this year. The two fifth grades Combined their work in Social Studies, English, Arithmetic, Art, and Music. In February we presented an assembly program to which we invited fourth and fifth grades and our parents. In Miss Rockwell's room we planted a cotton plant in September. We enjoyed watching it grow. YVe also made Indian masks and decorated our room to go with our work and holidays. IVe enjoyed having duties to keep our room neat. For an English project we wrote to pen pals in other parts of the world. INe made a barometer and tried to forecast the weather. In Mrs. Ardell's room we saw an interesting Christmas program, The Littlest Angel. The little Angcl's gift to the Lord Jesus was selected as the best. In art we made clay animals and baked and glazed them. Both fifth grades enjoyed the high school assemblies, especially the snake show and the deep-sea diver. lVe also enjoyed going to the library and reading different types of books. We feel that we did a lot of work and had a good time too. Row 1: K. Okrepkie, J. Ru- pert, L. Mathews, B. Bendick, D. Post, D. Geerken, L. VVicks, J. Daniels, N. Orch- ard. Row 2: D. Walters, A. Ding- man, J. Bean, L. Finch, R. Steenrod, E. Balzer, WV. Schul- theis, M. Chaffee, E. Peterson, S. Holden. Row 3: Mrs. Ardell, G. Ben- ham, R. Reik, T. Bailey, R. Honnick, C. Grover, D. Spen- cer, T. McNeil, J. Lawrence, J. Stel- mach, L. Koroluck. Row 1: J. Lisk, M. Chryst- ler, S. Moshier, P. Pitcher, M. Martin, Rosenberger, N. Lyon. Row 2: S. Albe, M. Andre-ws, D. Slate. C. Barney, F. Ketchum, D. Thomas, G. Ding- man, J. Roberts, G. Mack, C, Gunther, Row 3: Miss Rockwell, B. De Vlieger, P. Smith, B. Wilcox, VV. Wood, C. Rupert, R. Sharp, D, Lukensow, R. Paradis, J. Gober. Row 1: IJ. Wicks, J. Reik, S. Honnick, SA Cul- ver, J. Relyea, B. Newman, C. Thomp- son, N. Dingman, N. Roberts, D. Wicks. Row 2: Mrs. McPherson, M. Harbac, R. Patter- son, R. Ford, T. Sis- co, T. Hoyt, N. She- valier, R. Patterson. J. Holt, W. Darling. M. Fogle, W. Thomp- son, F. Peterson. Row 3: W. Stevens, G. Van Vorce. J. Leonard, B. Neil, E. Ames. C. Katchuk, D. Dick- inson, J. Rosenberg- er, C. Chaffee. S- Tarbox, G. Hines, J. Wurtenberg, N. Thompson. Row 1: C. Gunther, F. May, J. Weed. R. Marsh. F. Holt, L. Sweet. J. French, K. Fiske. Row 2: Mrs. Roberts, C Mackey, W. Roe, C. Diles, J. Tull, P. Osorski, C. Ketchum, G. Wakeman, R. Da- vis, B. Hover. Row 3: S. Crossen, L. Settle. N. Bendick, M. Gra- bowski, D. Gray, B- Kinney. I. Perry, S. McNeil, G. Mack, H. McConnell, L. Pren- tice. FOURTH GRADES We have had a very interesting year. We took trips to South America, Central America. Alaska. and the Sahara Desert. In February we presented an assembly program which showed the making of the Hrst flag used hy the thirteen colonies. It was made by Betsy Ross. In Blrs. Roberts' room we made a life study of the praying rnantis. YVe also saw a beautiful polyphemus moth hatch from a cocoon. In the spring we took a hike and noticed the various signs of spring, In Mrs. Mc'Pherson's room we enjoyed making up skits using farm animals as eharaeters. We also made a puppet show with which we entertained the primary grades. Our safety project was great fun too. XVe learned a lot. We had a table model village, where we demonstrated all the various rules of safety. VVe all enjoyed making clay animals in our class. We baked them in the new kiln and then glazed them. This was quite different from anything we had ever done before. vi -1 3 7 1 E M ,k . S ,Rf Row l: L. Pintlc-r, G. Vroo- man. P. Rupert, B. Warner, R. Stough- ton, J Keener, E. Katchuk, J. Rosen- berizer. ':'3 Row 2: R. Smithpzall, P. Roe. F. Rhodes, J. Geer- ken, G. Persson, C. Smith, P. Grover, J. s Neil, V. Gillette, B. Lawrence, D. Ostran- der, Mrs. Shoultes. Row 3: T. Gunther, J. Diles, M. Vanileventer. S. Waterman, B. Cob- ler, D. Graves, T. Noble, L. Madejezyk. F. Rossignol, G. Mack. Row I: R. Sezilia, A. Peterson, K. Meade, E. Smith, I . Balzer, C. Russell, L. Sharp, M. Wurtenberg. Row 2: C. Dickinson, R. Young, D. Keener, C. Strietlantl, G. Smith, D. Campbell, D. Decker, D. Thomson, D. Thomson, M. Ilalola, Mrs. Long. Row 3: S. Dalton, J. Noble, A. Lane, J. Moshier, P. Kent, F. Rhodes, G. Crane, T. Shea, P. Wiulantl, THIRD GRADES Wfhen school began in September, there were many new things to be learned and done. We read a poem about September that told about autumn and all the things to be seen. Monarch butterfles and milkweed worms were brought in. The way they Could change was like magic. M. Howard, If. Wilcox, D. Rt-jmer. In Mrs. Long's room the boys made a large turkey for our assembly. lVe visited Borden's Creamery when we studied about milk. lVe had fun at our birthday parties. Ir. musie class we learned some folk dances and singing games. In Mrs. Shoultes's room we made puppets and gave a Halloween play. Wle also made Peepshows showing Indian pictures. WVe made a T.V. show showing different homes of many lands. Both third grades read many books. Many of us now say. I like to read now. Our writing has improved and many Poem Booklets were made. The Ft'1I7'1l!17'j' Book of Frzmour Days was the most fun. Our third grade has tried to work well together. do neat and careful work, all things to be better citizens. SECOND AND THIRD GRADES lVe started the year with twenty-two members in our room. Cathy KIeCullough moved to Amsterdam. which left thirteen in second grade and eight in third grade. lVe have enjoyed our projects in social studies. INR' made a post ofhee when studying about messages. lN'e use it every day to send papers and our work to our teacher. Ire made a little airport when we studied abotu transportation. INR- named our airport Pee YY:-e 1 Field. lN'e have made several television films in reading. soeial studies. and art elasses. Our room was invited to l.vman Crax s house to see General Eisenhower beeome president and watch the inaugural parade on television. We eiijoyecl this program very much. YW- had fun this year and enjoyed our work. .58 First Row: f'. Cornell, B. Solan- loski, C. LaPom:i, E. Maynard, V. Gober. 51. Lee, P. Koroluvlx Second Row: J. French, VV. Mills D. Lawrence,G. Palmer, R. Hardinu R. Mackey, R. Holt, K. Kinney. T. Smith, J. Rupert, D. Hoyt. D. Brown. Third Row: Mrs, Lawton, R. Foe gle, R. West, K. Doo- little, N. Crossen, L. Schultheis, S. Rob- erts, J. Newman, T, Moreland, J. Bush- nell, R. Swagler. First Row: C. Kalkan, S. Shor- wood, H. VVQ-st, P Kuhrt, B. Gillettl- U. VVurner, C. Hol lenbfick. Second Row: J. Parmalee, E Pierce, C. Lawrence- B. WVeed, J. Matson E. Berg, J. Alexan der, S Brown, L Relyua, D. Steenrod P. Weiland. Third Row: R. Niznik, W Meade, W. Meade, P VVheuland, L. Black well, G. Hyizdos, I.. Lane, C. Rosencrans, J. Gould, R. Tylt-r Mrs Durie. First Row: J. Rosenberger, G Bakvonan. C. Russel S. Bnbenzien, M Niznik, D. Brooks G. Hill. Second Row: K. Richards, J Haines, S. Hender- son, W. Campbell M. Onofrio, M. Chnl.- man. VV. Bean Third Row: Miss Ervine, C. Mr Neil, J. Bendick, P. Ilunninxz. N. Fur- man, L. Gray, K. Orchard. SECOND GRADES The two socond gradvs prvsrfntod an assvnibly program in October. XYS pru- srntod a Pumpkin Kiarrh llrill. KW' have had many partivs, Christmas with Santa Claus. Yalvntincis Day and Bfay Day. YNY havt' road svwral books and know our 1-yn-n :ind odd nunibvrs. our coni- bination to ll. toll tilnc and rmwognizc' pivu-s of mont-y. NNT Cnjoyvd our Indian projvft. XXX' niaclr- an Indian village' and xnadc' booklvts 'WC lCarnf'd'Indi:1n dancvs :ind songs. WR- had Indian gathvrings and had rca Indian names. XY? had a toy storm' and in tho Spring wa- had a projvct on birds. Thorn' wort' about 61 boys and girls in tht- svrond grade The- ycar wvnt fast and wt' look forward to third gradc ncxt fall. 149 c I'11itRovs 'I n c 1 l ox! cnyon Conncn VS hu 1111 Y NX '1l111sk1 Rusbc Second Row J11 ny. Ix xtll mx N I11 .uc H 11rlc1so11 R L11 xxcs v1.11 5 1 IJ w11cnce1 J Wood 'VI VN 1kem'1n Thlrd Row nfs mon IN Tdmwn m lfldlflgll btucns Shccc oum. ll gxson J Hoxc-1 Dlllgnbuk E B011 tcn C V1nIPc1c11clc1 11 'N sm 1 vs FIRST GRADES f vrc arc 10 of u 111 hrxt C1r1dc XM learn to 1sr1tc thmqs NN: makc P1CIl,1I'tS 1nd color mccly Nc l1kc each othcr YM llkc to read about 1111 111d udx a d c ind YN uork h 1rd W1 irc c Jc 1x 111 our YOOIII c S1 thc ho1rdN cz 1 cru rx 111d do othcr thmgs Nc S1 We haxc paruu Our mothcrx hrmq thc rc1frcsh111c11ts We 111.1d1 Xilllltlfll crowns to mir to our Ywlc 11t111c Inrtx Nt f1ll uc 1 o 111 111 o ci cr . turncd IHIO 21 buttcrilx NM lound 1 11121111111 1111nt1N It la1d ogg c had 21 turtlc It lcpt ill mntcr YM lcarncd ibout l11d1111 NM Inzcdc 1 tcnt YM took naps 111 lt Nc 111:1dC '1 puppct show School 18 fun t Crulc Bn s Flrst Row 11 1 4 S 4 1 c 1 1 cltf J Nto111,l11o11 Ixatchuk J r uck G 71mmc-1 Rus-.1 becund Rav. H Bc'1n W M'1sena f1Y'l0fl 10 J VS a ll lil mat: xcl H 1r oxcx J Wa B Ntelmnc Third Row N 5 114111 J Woo s Rob. 1 B s u11 11 Ulltll Ho c11 cck N csc M5011 L Mon and Mc onnell 111011 G M1 Q Nhuvxoocl M 5 lillllb Mus Lnawcll 10 l First Grad- Girls l iI'S 7 2 ' Y-' M. I ill. ll. IFE1111 11111. I-', N Ill' B, QH11.-, V. P-zk, A. 1 4. B, 111-141-, xv. cyl. K, 141 - . L. cn' VN 1. ., I 5 . , ' m C. ' R. '- - '. . Km- lz1 . . 'gi I 5. -h 1-, ', Q ', 11. .--11. 11. 11. ' h , . - X ' 1 l A Iz'li f 1 ' -, ' 5 L ' , 1 111- f, 1'-hf vis, P. U. lk I 5 . I n 4 . h I . 'I my 11. -' , , ' 11. U , A -.2 1 . j.1nc. c . . . 1 , I V . . er' R. P.ml, D C. cs '- -ci 11 k. C. wal - Q ., 'l -111 '11 . 1 ' fi. ' 3 ng 01 . ,. 4 J. 2 t, Shady. D. A11d1'1-Wf- many songs. YYC try to got good marks on our rvport Cards. wcll, G. 510111317-OYW . . 'z ' . . , , 5 , ' c-1'. . .' - -k. . V, La. L 1 '1-nt ln r 21 'Q lk 1 d f Ulld 21 1 t' pill'1r. It . W Mrs. Hi gg, J. PU- Y i X K , K 1' D ' 5' .11 . -z , . ' cl: ff- , ', ' 1. , L. J- N ' 1 E - R, 's'gnz1l, , Da- All 1 ' ct ', . . L 'L X '. . L . I '. . . 5. mf, 11, cs 1111-, B , D. 5 -11, . . vi i ', X .Q R 11. llk J. Y f, A, P1 - ' L ' ' ' ' 11---, 11. V- 1, B cf- . . v -, T. 1 1 , '. -1- A , , . V. -ci , w , , . , H1 . '. '11,-. C Mrs. IM: 1, .lip Cm- V' ' ' - I - ' lc-11. ' ' '- . Outside Tables 1Left to right! B. Matthews. C. Ben- ham. G. Hutcheson, L. Bakeman, M. Brhel, L. Leonard M. Furman, R. Gra- bowski, M. Myott, S Lawton, E. Ryther, D. Barrett, R. Hines. F. Kobylarz, J. Brid- ges, S. Bean, C. St ruble. KINDERGARTEN MORNING GROUP Three front tables tLeft to rightj N. Harding, S. Legge. D. Gunther, M. Da- vis, R. Alexander, L. Hines. L. Tappan. Rear tables A. Westfall, N: Smith, J. Haines, R. McConnel, J. Zim- Jehu, G. P. Mc- mer, J. Thompson, Neil, N. Gray, R. Vanek, B. Andrews, D. Resue, L. Cran- dell. Teachers Mrs. Atwater, Mrs. Curkendall. Absent S. Barrett, P. Chaun- cy, L. Dahlberg, D. Haskins, P. Slate, E. Wheeland, B. West. L. Parmelee. 9? Inside tables lLeft to right? G. Okrepkie, H. Beebe, G. Lange, M. Thompson, P. Warner. L. Hartwell, S. Tar- box, R. Pitcher. Middle table lLeft to right! R. Berg, D. Paradis, D. Gwara, R. Bakeman, J. Dingman. J. Fiene, G. Ostrander, C. Gould, K. Kobylarz, P. Walker, E. Wilson. Standing iLeft to rightj Mrs. Atwater, S. Dempsey, P. Holt, S. Fletcher, M. Brown, S. Hill, D. Wiltse, J. Watkins, L. Waterman, C. Ford, Mrs. Curken- dall. Absent S. Babenzien, L. Deming, R. Lawrence, J. Smith, E. Nizalowski, L. Bouton, L. Graves, D. Jack- son, L. Latier, S. Nichipor, N. Rupert, R. Smith, C. Stevens, J. Whitaker, P. Zimmer. KINDERGARTEN The Kindergarten boys and girls have done lots of things this year. At Hallo- ween time we made Jack O'Lanterns. We also had a party and Could see all the costumes. This was great fun. At Christmas we had a very pretty tree. This was liked by all of us because there were so many different things on the tree. We all liked to play on the playground. The slides, swings, merry-go-rounds, and teeters gave us mueh to do in our reeesses. The Valentine Party was so much fun because we had ice cream and many, many Valentines in our mail boxes. Some of the other things we liked to do were to draw pictures after we went on a trip, hiking to the woods for Christmas greens, playing with the puzzles, blocks, clay, and dolls. lVe also liked to sing songs and read stories. The number games were fun, too. A All in all our kindergarten year was fun and we are looking forward to going to the big school next year. KINDERGARTEN AFTERNOON GROUP QQ 'rfb Qi, 41 'ti 4 .1 'RWM L Now. sw' l'1m'rr'f Spa-Qtulcwr Npcvrtx Calivoff Whirmic Nhlll. it'N like' rhix, W 5,1 1. JV in CJR 9. XN'ho dat? 6 Fditfwr .xt xwrk IU. Nfoving-up ling' 1. I'.u'ul1x fmlinkm ll. Ihudy Sandy 4xrz.m Pic kv rt 12. Oh. no. 1101 that! QU f 0 A CLUBS A 75' . L O . , -.fg,.wu-no-naw 2 :V -'Q l,...z.J lil- ,H . -. . .ry ,axgwrga . . go-3' , f- .,, 1. . 0 - f, 1 t M inafuf ' ' - -,Q e-33 W f ,- an-1 ' 1 , .4 -W' ' f 2:45, ' Q Q: ,, I I The Pub Club is the organization responsible for the publishing of our School Illemorics. It is made up of juniors and Seniors. At the first meeting the members elected Roger Gormel as Editor-in-Chief, Carolyn Albrecht as Assistant Editor, Dick Hyatt and Bill Lusk as Sports Editors, Shirley Lawton and Beverly Hamilton as Grade Editors, Suzanne deLori- mier and Charles Matson as Photography Editors, Angeline Spano and Shirley Sherwood as Copy Edi- tors, Fay Evans and Elizabeth Durie as Activity Editors, and Geraldine Frost and Ronny Esler as Art Editors. October 10 and 11, Mr. Barrett and Roger Gormel, with Miss Donohue and Anne Yaple from the Yearbook Business Staff, went to Columbia Uni- versity as delegates to the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference. From this conference they PUB CLUB Seated: A. Spano, Copy Editor, C. A1- brecht, Assistant Editor, Mr. Barrett, Faculty Advisor, R. Gormel, Editor, R. Hyatt, Sports Editor. Standing: E. Durie, Clubs Editor, S. Law- ton, Grades Editor, B. Hamil- ton, Grades Editor, S. Sher- wood, Copy Editor, C. jewett, G. Frost, Art Editor, S. deLori- mier, Photography Editor, W. Lusk, D. Marsh, R. Esler, As- sistant Art Editor, C. Matson, V. Snow. brought back many facts which have proved indis- pensable in the planning of this book. The Club's activity throughout the year consisted mainly of much discussion concerning the set-up of the book. Several times Mr. Barrett had a few of the members down at his home where they stayed until the wee hours of the morning simply dis- cussing the plan for the book. The real action began one week in February, when the photographers came to take pictures for the Yearbook. From then on it was one hustle and bustle of activity trying to make the March I5 dead- Assistant Photography Editor line for press. By merely leafing through the pages of this book you will be able to form your own opinion concerning the work of the Pub Club. 'Q-1. The Yearbook Business Stall' hnanees and sells the yearbook. This year we changed our method of advertising. substituting a page ol yearbook sponsors and their addresses for the usual adyertisinq set tion. We 'tlsti If-'itured 't pine oi Friends - t t t of the Yearbookfl uhith listed our pan-nts. teathers. and friends uho had t' tributed to the yearbook. XXX-'ye hatl a lillsy year visiting l3llslIlt'ss estahlislnnents and selling the book to our lelloxt students. There ut-re lourteen ntenibers lll the group intluding Anne Yaple. liusint Manager. and Gladys Chrystler. Treasurt-r. Bliss Donohue. our sponsor. and .-Xnne spent a very profitable and pleasant weekend in New York Citx attending the Coluinbia Scholastic Press Association Conference in October. A .- YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF Row 1: M. Dingler, A. Yaple, Business Bianager, Miss Donohue, G. Chrystler, Treasurer, B. Har- per. Row 2: M. Deming, D. Fox, L. Foster, H. Sokoloski, B. Every, D. Col- lyer. C. Almandinggr, F. Signs, B. Hartwell. 44 'wb 45 'T Row 1: B. Every, C. Albrecht, Mr. Barrett, R. Gormel, B Crispell. Row 2: D. Fishburne, J. Lynch, M. Dingman, L. Herrick F. Signs, R. Esler, C. Mat- son, D. Gray. LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: J. McCann, B. Holden Mrs. Cornell, J. Settle, I. May. Row 2: C. Shellhannner, H. Arm- strong, J. Holden, R. Aus- tin, L. Hines. 1 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club was reorganized la-t fall under the sponsor- ship of hir. Barrett. There had not been a Photography Club at Newark Valley Central since 194-l. The Club. which had thirteen niernbers. inet eaeh Tuesday. The inenibers diseussed such things :is lighting. Cameras, lens. films. and negatives. Xlr. Hall assisted them in getting the equip- inent they needed. The Club had a well-organized darkroom consisting of an enlarger. at contact printer. a print dryer. a new type of tank for developing hlni. trays. eheniieals and paper. The member- paid dues which bought eheinicnls and paper of diilerent kinds. The Photography Club did the divider pages for this edition of School .lIen1or'z'e5. e ofliu-rs of the I.ibr.n'y Club ut rf- lbw-sitleiit. lit-tty Holden: Vit:--President. Coin .lean Shvlllinnnnerg .ind Sr-Cretnrx-, lluxu' Si-ttlf-, Thr, mf,mh,.rt uf thy Library Club helped the librnrizin. Mrs. Cornell. in ingniy nays, They assisted in the eireula- tion ol book-. the visits ol the grade students. and in the eare of the librarv. The Clnb ineinbers also helped in the preparation of iiew books and the mending of old UHKN STUDENT COUNCIL The officers of the Student Council were President, W'ilbur Lusk, Vice-Presi- dent, Pearl De Haan, Secretary, Dorothie Crispcllg Treasurer, Suzanne de Lorimier, Sergeant at Arms, Gerald Hover. The Council's activities include sponsoring the Student Store and Student Control Day, holding a carnival and presenting a play to raise funds, and planning the Moving-Up Day program. It pays for many of the assemblies which are pre- sented during the year. This year the Council established the Merit System. The Student Council sends four representatives to Tri-County Student Council meetings where problems are discussed with Student Council members from other schools. The Tri-County representatives from this school were Wilbur Lusk, Doro- thie Crispell, Suzanne de Lorirnier and Gerald Hover. HONOR SOCIETY The Ed Eastman Chapter of the National Honor Society at Newark Valley Central School is composed of Seniors and Juniors. chosen by a faculty committee consisting of Miss Donohue. Mrs. Helen MacPherson. Mr. Ryther. Mr. Weeks. and Sir. Van Deusen. The members are sf-let ted on the basis of these qualifications: Scholarship. Leadership, Character and Service. Oflicers for the present year have been President. Suzanne de Lorimiett Yite-President. Roger Cormel: Secretary. Anne Yaple: and Treasurer, Miss Donohue. Mr. Eastman. who is 11 graduate of our high school. editor of the .-lnzerimrz Agritztltzuivf and a member of the State Board of Regents. attended the December tapping ceremony. He addressed the student body and remained for the Honor Sot if-ty reception. A talent show assem- bly was sponsored by the group on March 18. -H1 Seated: Miss Salowaski, L. Vrooman, W. Lusk, P. DeHaan, S. de Lorimier, R. Hyatt, Mr. Jacobelli. Standing: C. Taylor, C. Hilli- ard, M. Excel, B. Rice, J. Smith, G. Hover, S. Hubbs. Row l: Miss Donohue, Mr. Weeks, A. Yaple, S. de Lorimier, R. Gor- mel, Mr. Van Deu- sen, Mr. Ryther. Row 2: S. Lawton, A. Spa- no, M. Campbell, J Settle, C. Jewett, M Barrett, C. Alman- dinger, R. Sharp. Row 3: P. Dc-Haan, C. Al brecht. S. Sherwood Y. Snow, G. Frost R. Hyatt, ROW 11 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE P. DcHaan, Miss Wingcrt. Mrs. Barrett, Mr. Hall, Mr. This vear the Asscmblv Committee consisted of Mr. Hall Alexander, W. Lusk. ' ' Miss lVingert, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Barrett, and the class presij Row 2: dents of grades 7-12. The purpose of this committee is to K- Hammond, A- Yaplff, B, select the assemblies for the coming school year. Pickert, B. Crispell, D. Dem- ing. STUDENT BOARD OF FINANCE Row 1: D. Marshall, Y. Snow, S. Lawton, Mrs. WVurtr-nburg, S. df' Lorimicr. D. Gray. Row 2: B. Hamilton. D. .-Xustin, C. jr-wett, F, Signs, C. Albrecht, B. Zimmer, W. Corin:-l, G. Chrystlvr. 47 f.1,, NEW SPAPER CLUB Thls xcar thc N611 spapu Club pupllshcd a newspaper each month The a1m of 11111 club IS to gnc hlgh school studcnm a chance to 111110 .md to supplx thc school wlth nous and suggcsuons Typmts D Yaplc D Dcmmg Seated S Jordan Mr Hlgg1nS btandlng tl P1tchcr 'vi Carr S Spano X Scaha G Snaxely B Z1m Illlr L P1n1l1r 'N P1tcher M Hartwnll R Rutan F Pellett IIRXNIXIIIS fllli 1 IIN N N1 ill 1 1 N111 1 11 Seated 1111.1 LL 1 1 B1111 Ne.111d 1 X1 1 1 1 Sc 11115 IN 1111 '. . L' , 1. ' 'A 1 A l , , I s 4 p Q n I , . I V D ..' , i A- I, V. ' 4 ' I . A l 1 , I I , l I Av. I, . 4 ,4 A' , Av. ', I , 1 it gs 11 V t Q x , V I 1 31 . . ' - 1 ' 1 ze . - 1. 1 I -5. f- .3 1 ' S x .I 2, f 1, - , 0 j ..,g ',L I I A J U A I lf 511 '111111. YY, 121111111-1. Nix. 1111. Xlxill. 1111- llll'llll1l'lN 111 llll' l91:1111.11i1'1 lf11111 lILlXl' L1:l1':'l1l'1 ?i'Nf'i'QjQ'l'l,JI'll' 51151 ' 1 U . 1.1 11 , B , I , , ' l11lll'Il1'ClL11J11l1l111111111111 1111'11.1Q1':111 11'11111g.111111111-11111111-1 .. I . l1M'Ol:lllll1'ill-1117. Nlf1ll11l1lQll1LN 111-11- 1111-1111111-1111111'i11g1111-1111- J, 1,1 dm., Rb A, mm U BAG- 1i1 ' p1'1'11111 111 1111-1'111111111'111111-11. 'll111'1111'11'1' 11111111.111x111 H11S1TZ!1.1:i11,l11.1i..1111,M, tht! lnlllx 5IUl'l ulyllr 11'f'N '1l 'l tml 'ill 'lx Illlljll llllllw lkl111j1T1K11d, li l'11111'1I1,1IllJHl::1'111. QIIIT. 1111' Q1-111111 11.11 111111111 1111 lllll fl1'Yl'lf1IJlll1'lll 411111 S. I.-wx 5. 11111111- 1 511111- Tx X It-5 b I N I I' HI III .xv 1l.1lI1I11l'I, .X R1'1rd,C9. 111. .1 11 1 11 1111-.111 ID .111 1 111111, 11111 11 11.11. 5H l1yyI,' Hlt,,.NL,H. - 1 Row 1: C. Yan Yorce, W. De Haan, W. Swagler, K, Payne, K. Card. D. Moshier, W, Os- burn, T. Bowen, W. Klossnr-r. Row 2: D. LaPamo, S. Soper. R. Rowland, G. Sea- lia, M. Romano, A. Tavelli, D. W'atkins, D. Brewer, T. Ham- mond, M. Hines. Row 3: Mr. Weeks, R. Marsh, R. Turk, N. Stevens, A. Mead, C, Hoyt, L. Mix, j. Smith, W. Needham, G. Hover, T. Zupancic, C. Tay- lor, D. Mock. Mr. Saddlemirg. THE RIFLE CLUB F.F.A. Row 1: W, Johnson, R, Stoughton, K. Card A. Wagner, M. Stoughton. J. Pitcher, SV. Klossner. 1 Row 2: Mr. Alexander, R. Sharp, R. Darling. J. Walters, G. Scalia, R Cartland, D. Marsh D. Brewer, J. French R. Mt rsh. 1 1 Row 3: Crossen. D. Wat- kins. G. Wilcox, L Mix, D. Armitage, LI Hoyt. R. Romano, A Tavelli, D. Mock. The Rifle Club had 36 members, about half of whom were new this year. The old members met on Tuesdays and the beginners on Nlondays. Due to the large number, each group had alternate meetings twice a month. They have all been shooting the regular junior N.R.A. course of Fire. The Rifle Club did not have a team in Competition this year as none of the members were far enough advanced for the standing position. They hope to have a team next year. Ftp 5 ,... fre:-we-e-W - ' Y -- Lip on tht' pl.int.ition tht- l .l'..'X. litlys cut down the tru-s that ri'-t-cl'-d to bf- thinned and made fence posts lrom them. l.:ist hill some 4-xpf-rts from Clornwll taint- .ind dt-monstratt-d how to cut. prune. and take tht- bark ofl trees that wrt' In ht- mitch' into ft-rut' posts. 'l'hi- llfvtsL1lsrW1JI'l1I1r'!l1i lotoftrt-es. and last spring they planted about tr-ii thous.tncI on tht- Rithlord IJl.llll.1llfllI. lllls vt-Qtr tht- boys have stezirn-t'lr'aned and painted ll trait tors :md other virions lIIlIDlf'll1 lllN. 'lihfx h.iw :tlso mgttlt- tv-n ensilxtet' ezirts. lwelvt' boys hztyt' tornpletvcl the t'ftllI'sf' lll trgtttor II1.1lIllf'Il.lIlt'l'. xI l'IlllQN nerr' ht-ld with various implement cltxilers in Tioga Coumy. 'llllls war the l'.l'..'X. did iuclginef at farms nearby. and at the Tri- County Judging Kit-et at Waverly thvy non st-tond plate honors. The group sent lion Klarsh and Bob Sharp to the F.F.A. CiUIlYl'IlIl0Il in Kltllslls City. 49 L. Herrick, Miss Donohue, L. Atwood. SCHOOL SAVINGS STUDENT STORE Mlss Donohue B Belokur M Barrett B Hamilton SCHOOL SAVINGS Every Tuesday students have an opportunlty to make depostts ln thelr savlngs accounts Slnce any dtpos1t of over S3 00 IS xnterest bearlng these nlcltles dlmes and dollars soon add up about S7 O00 at the present tuna for example MISS Donohue and her two asslstants do all the bookkeepmg here at school and then the funds are deposlted ln one acount at the Flrst lNat1onal Bank of Newark Valley STL DENT STORE The Student Storr 1 sponsored by the Student Councll of the school Three glrls an tltctnd bv the Councll to act as alerlts Thxs war thc gtrls 'nrt Bmw rlx I'l'lIIlllIOIl Nlxrna Barrett and Btttx Belokur mth Ninss Donohuc 1 rdu mn Ihr mam purpost of thu stort ts to provldt tht studtnts ln qradm fl to I2 mth the sthool supplus thu need tablats notebook ptnul pxptr md umm other necusarx thmgs JU SEASONAL SPORTS CLUB The Seasonal Sport? Club IS open to all boys that play ln varsxty sports Varsxty sports melude football, bas ltetball, and track Durmg the season the sport lb bemg IS used for such thmgs as the shoumq of the football mov les tfllten at the Saturday games and d1scussmg the xarnous sports , I ' M li VK I ' aw ' + fi Q ' l , . , . ' . . ' ' , ., ' ' .', ' '.' I , - s. ' t, lf tl 'A... , ' . V , . . . x . 1 , . , - . - T .X . K .N U W X V , , played, the aet1v1ty perlod . l . x- x x x v x I x l ' N 'F' . -' A 'vs - ' b- L . . V . I- 4 ' , A 1' , ' 1' , .V 7 A ' 1 ' as 1 st '. ' Q ' ' - ' ' ' 1. ' . I .V I -. A 'Sk Q , .. . '.4 sl. .i i. ., z .'., . -5, - -' 5, 1 -, 1 1 l' ' 1' lv . ART CLUB The Art Club was divid- ed into three groups: the Poster Club. the Marionette Club, and the Ceramics Club. The poster group learned to print with silk sereen and made posters for speeial aetivities. The mar- ionette group made and learned to manipulate pup- pets. The eeramies group learned the right wav of handling Clay and made use- ful obieets. The Art Club designed and printed the programs for the Tioga County Band Festival and made signs for Civil De- l-UTISC. FILA. D. Austin, Mrs. MacPherson, G. Caldwell, R. Austin, H. Armstrong, J. Holden. C. Cline, F. Fetheibay, S. Dar- ling, B. Davis. SEASONAL SPORTS Row 1: J. Gunther, D. Marsh, W. Stoughton, A. Brown. D. Ayers. Row 2: R. Cartland, C. Lusk, M. Panas, D. Weston, A. Shady, J, Tompkins, Mr. DePas- quale. Row 3: R. Lukensow, J. Marinus R. Rutan, D. Stoughton, R. Van Seusen, E. Brind. B. Piekert. 1 51 xx ,' I o ,-I Row l: S, Sehoonmaker, L. Atwood. Mr. Gilmartin, B. Harper. E, Dunham. Row 2: R. Snavely, J. Pitcher. FJLA. The Future llomemakers ol' .-Xmeriea is a national organization of pupils studying homf-making in the junior and senior high sehools of the lfnited States and its territories. The motto learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrown expresses the purpose of the organization. The Newark Valley Chapter of the F.H.A. was organized in September. IQ47. This year's oilieers were President. Beverly Davis: Viee-President, Roberta Austin: Seeretary. Jeanne Holden: Treasurer, Delores Austin. Klrs. Klilton Darling is the Chapter Mother. Z i lil ll T Il' Row 1: I , Pellet, D. Deming, V. Scalia, ll. Ding- man, l, Ht-flt-rs, J. Settle, M. Bowen. A. Lyons, S. Jordan, S. Spano. Row 2: B. Bt-lokur, M, Hartwell, P. Daniels, Y. Snow. S. Darling. S, Adamck, B. Hamilton. Miss WVingert, H. Sokoloski, 'lf Kem-ner, S. Armitage, E. Waitl. D. Fox, L. Pintler. Row 3: J. Cole, S. Lawton, E. Durie, P. Brink. P. Mulks, D. Crispell, G. Frost, P. Dc-Haan, C. Albrecht, C. Jewett, M. Barrett, L. Her- rick, L. Stevens, BOYS, GLEE CLUB The menihership in the Boys' Clem' Club is limited to boys from grades 9 to l2. The aim of this organization is to train the individual in four-part male chorus singing. Rehearsals were held during the third period on 'liL1t's- days and lliursdays. The group pre- sented selections at hoth the Christmas and the Spring Concerts. Four boys were chosen from this group to repre- sent this school in the Biassed Chorus at the County Music' Festival held in Owego. The boys were Dick Hyatt. Norman Holmes. Ronnie Eslcr. and Roger Cormel. Around Piano: Cl. .'Xlhrecl1t. Miss Wingeit. j, Nigirinus. R. Hyatt, N. Holmes, R. Cormel. R. Lisk, N. Stew-tis. C, Matson, 'lf Hammond. R. Eslei. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This year the Girls' filee Club took part in both the Christ- Illils and the Spring Cioiicn-rts. Six girls were chosen from this group to rt-pres:-nt our school in the Klassed Chorus at thc County Blush' Festival held in Owego. The girls were Geraldine Frost, Pearl De Haan, Dora Fox, Priscilla Brink, Shirley Lawton, and Virginia Snow. livery Friday both groups join forces to form the Mixed Cleo Club. This chorus numbered among its favorite selections 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, Battle Hymn of the Republicf, and the spiritual, joshua Fit de Battle ob Jericho. 52 21' SENIOR BAND Newark Valley was host this year to the Tioga County Music' Festival, held April 24. Eight schools participated and presented their selections. A massed band. made up of chosen representa- tives from each school, concluded the evcningls program. Mr. Burton Stanley, director of music at Cortland High School and president of the New York State School fyiusic Association, was the adjudicator and also the director of the massed band. The N.V.C.S. Band presented shows at the home football games, gave an assembly program for the grades, and climaxcd the year with a concert in May. Carolyn Albrecht was featured as piano soloist in the first movement of the Grieg 'SA Kiinor Concerto. Other numbers were Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiringn by Bach, and s'An American Folk Rhapsodyn by Grundman. Row l : Mr. Swierzcek, A, Thurston, P. Brink. R. Sharp, E. Waitl, I. Thomas, E. Hilliard, S. Hubbs, Mix, E. Durie. H. Smith, C. Mat- son, M. Richards, F. Thomas, D. Snow, B. Belokur. Row 2: S. Prentice, K. Hammond. C. Albrecht. S. Lawton, R. Hyatt, G. Frost, V. Snow. J. Shellhammer, C. Jewett, P. De Haan, Quick, M. Dingief, M. Piech. Row 3: S. de Lorimier, S. Hyatt, S. Sherwood, B Hamilton, D. Patch, N. Stevens, J. Watkins C. Lusk, W. Lusk, R. Lisk. Row 4: R. Esler, Marinus. Mascot, P. Korolue JUNIOR BAND ?'f't-'- 53 The N.V.C.S. Junior Band was or- ganized late this fall. It was formed to give students, who had been study- ing instrumental lessons for only a short time some experience in playing in ensemble, with emphasis on blend, balance, and tone. The Junior Band participated in the Annual Spring Concert held in May. Row 1: L. Koroluck, R. Rick, F. Thomas, C. Tyler, C. Dalola, L. Hines, S. Legge, G. Brooks, M. Prentice, J. Daniels, D. Geerken. Row 2: K. Okrepkie, S. Moshier, L, Wagner, E. Brink. A. Bouton, R. Sharp, J. Roberts, B. Rice. W. Brown. J. Lawrence, A. Riek. J. Yan De Weert, P. Sweet, M. Watkins. Row 3: B. Thomas. B. Stoughton, J. Menton, R. Honnick. ,.1 ,Jr 1 1 3 'WEEK 1 ' , ff' 'n'-,Eu sf'-21 ' A W F. N' 1, 'I 'Y. gf.: .a '43 .nl - Y: Q.: 4. ' - '- z'l '.. N 'nf 4RP,' N- ng, E .r iii ' ' fi nw-u,,.43f 3,50 Adi, ' X gui:-' ' I 1 , mn :HM V . W I g D if 1. . if V . , ., 1 'ov ni v 1 -Q Q.- nk! A Qs ...J , -guy A' Q ' fl 5 Ai , , U . 1 . - T 1--, P ,- , EQ-?3 5, ,- Q , . C... rin! ' Q, H 5.-.6 an A2'ijgeAQ F. feuq-2a.fa.f, ' lA, QV, qi Q ,Q ' f -. .Z If - 'R ' A 1 :lv ,,.' 4325415 3 ii x ,, QQ4 Q ...- 45K A' nz' wW', .EM . ,Tr ' - ' , 1 ?'G'+.Q ' gl-kr, B ' J QI J A 'K , - ' ' ,,,,, ' g- -'.,, - ww , . , f 1 ,. 4 ,fb .2 N .1-'um'-K-L'9 . ,XA With six wins and only two losses, the football team this year com- piled the most impressive record in the history of the sport at N.V.C.S. The season was off to a breathtaking start when the Cardinals subdued a lighter, but nearly as aggressive Troy eleven in the opening game under the lights. Four more victories followed in rapid succession, two of them being on more even terms with the Valley emerging victorious by less substantial margins. Defeat was first tasted at the hands of Sherburne by a seore of 13 to 6. The visitors overcame a one touchdown lead to edge us out in the closing minutes of play. Beaten but not dis- couraged, the Cardinals eonfronted Owego, our arch rival, in a game that brought every spectator to his feet. Behind by two touchdowns in the second half, we fought back bravely but in vain, for the Indians sealped us, 12 to 7. In the season's finale, Valley easily won over Homer on a rainsoaked and muddy field. Speetator attendanee increased noticeably this year. We are sure that the development of winning teams has had much to do with the increased enthusiasm of the townspeople. We hope that this enthusiasm will not die when the team does not have a winning combination. Thus, football was the major sport at Newark Valley this year. Some of the credit for much-improved sehool spirit must be given to the varsity cheerleaders who gave their best for the game in the form of victory yells. Team play was emphasized. so no one can claim a position as star. XVe were very proud of our team this year and will be out rooting for an even better one next season. 57 O Kneeling: M. Wesler. D. Echorst, J. Lusk, D. Weston, J. Best. R. Lukensow, R. Givens. Standing: D. Wren, D, Ayers, N. Holmes. D. Stoughton. D. Hyatt, B. Lusk. G. Mathews, Coach Travis. VARS ITY BAS KETBALL Unfortunately. our basketball team was unable to eompile an impressive reeord this year. having won only 3 out of 19 games. However, most of the play- ers as well as the eoaeh will agree that mueh valuable experienee has been gained through partieipation in the sport. As the seorebook will show, there were a few teams that aetually had nothing to worry about when they faced N.V. The majority of Val1ev's losses were by less than 10 points. Of these, nine were lost by less than 6 points. The laek of experienee and height plaved a major role in our defeats. lklanv teams the Cardinals faeed averaged inehes taller per man. However. manv good things ean also be said for eaeh member of the team. Hin or lose. in every game. eaeh boy gave his best. ln nearly every game his hopes were dashed. but always before game time arrived again. his spirits were revived. and he was ready to give his all li the alma mater. flffi 'f 1 ' 7- ..i...7 ,.s-, U I ' D. Deming. D. Fox. B. Zimmer, G. Clhrvstler. lf. Pellet. 58 Here is the reeorcl: 1952 - 53 BA S KETBALL S C H E D L' L E YVQ3 They Sayre 36 40 Lansing 37 44 Groton 49 52 Interlaken 42 55 Windsor 55 57 Owego 34 77 Dryden 50 66 Republic 133 36 Interlaken 45 36 Marathon 43 50 Owego 41 89 T'burg 53 68 Lansing 41 45 Groton 2l 46 Dryden 47 4.3 B4t'Graw 68 72 Republit' 36 49 T'burg 52 82 Dryden 49 615 852 10315 Row l: G. Hover, R. Howland, .-X. Brown, .-X. Shady, D. Marsh, R. Smith. Row 2: F. Wait:-rnian. J. Gunther, j. Ukrepkie, D. Lal'onia, C. Taylor. Row 3: Coach Jacobelli, B. Pickert, B. Rutan, J. Albrecht, Sehoonniaker. J. V. BASKETBALL Our cheerleaders, both Varsity and V.. gave their best toward the Valley eause with their spirit and per- sistance. lVe are grateful to them for keeping school spirit alive when thateam was behind. V - QV X 1 .ff xxx . -,N C111-3i5l:Li5.-xlirglis D. Marshall. W. Gorniel. S. Estep, B. Belolaur, A. Richards, S. Adaniek. 59 Y -9 web x 5' ff f. A tim M sm? is W M i 9 gh Q .,-4 1, Q x 9' ,Q Q 'J sg g 1' XY Q xxmg' 4 l 5, f 'P r 5 ' X, Q Q 1 'ai I f f ff 'W , . 1 I 1.5 .an- 11 'Y 'I I l 1- ' 'lv . I C2 .gif 4 1 I f Af: I il Y ,I A -Q ,xv '7 Y S1 Mex A: .4 Sn-nimrx in XN':1xhinQt011 ' 1 QW ni' ., , -1 -1. X111XX 1sIL'l iXiI1'Ql1ix :iii 1' IIA-' 'UM fi1 .X!! xfwxlh' 1fH11151111ffHIf'f'1H1LiT U' ,Xlu umm '.1IM'1-x I1.11xI.1fl1 f M, tw 'ldinkx UMM 111, ,Q ,,.Q,xyyg,l,,.,,, T, IQ' 1-K ix il Sw' xml' Q mg g'. IHS XNl1.1I..1u.1111.' 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