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Onteora High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Boiceville, NY)

 - Class of 1956

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Though we awaken this spring to the challenge of the years ahead, we will never forget the hills of home. r' ll I l y X y EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Y Gertrude Krein Rudy Rossmann 'U .il ART AND TYPOGRAPHY ADVERTISING y l Lee Schirmer Frederick Reynolds William Caton Edwin Swenson X 3 1 Walter Etz BUSINESS Reginald Rider Doris Juliano N J LITERARY AND SOCIAL Alice Stevens y Linda Marlatt CIRCULATION 515 Caroline Draper Dorothy Parsons l ' Rosalie Jones Jacqueline Friedman 'N SPORTS David Leacock Stephanie Cange TYPISTS L Benjamin Robinson Joan Somerville PHOTOGRAPHY Rosemary Fuchs Robert Hall SECRETARIES George Bedell Joan Trowbridge John Pike Mary Jackson IUNIOR APPRENTICES Edna Auchmoody Grace Burke Christine Carlsen Lana DuBois, George Dunkel Marilyn Every Kathy Forno Kurt Hahn Richard Jordon Robert Kaiser Janet Kruppa Nancy Ostrander James Reuss Peggy Stevens Barbara Timpson Grace Tolman Louis Vanacore FACULTY ADVISORS LITERARY ART AND LAYOUT Jules V1gl16lH10 Katherine Wagenfohr PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS Evelyn Stone Edward Hearn i X ll g 5 -nu--' .si A- gf f QTEK ' TCCC5-'arf W : : 1- it .--1o-- ----A f -ix J X' in G G IU fi DEDICA TION ................,................. . . 4 WN ADMINISTRATION AND BOARD OF EDUCATION ..... 5 V HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ....................... . . 6 VV SENIOR OFFICERS ....... ................... . . T ,fm SENIOR-class pictures . . . 8-17 HIQIWW sp-l1,i,f2 ' celebrities .... 18-19 YW Q,.?Lf' prophecy ................... .... 2 0-21 . ' will ......................,..... ..., 2 2 ' f 5 ,fr-ja: HONOR SOCIETY-STUDENT COUNCIL ..... .... 2 3 if s HALBUMH STAFF-JUNIOR APPRENTICES .... .... 2 4 N ,WW GRADE II ................................. .... 2 5 GRADE 10 ............................... .... 2 6 GRADE 9 ............... .... 2 7 ' ONTEORA SALUTES ..... .... 2 8-29 HONTEORATORH STAFF .... .... 3 0 1' CLUBS ................ .... 3 0-37 1 - ATHLETICS ....... .... 3 8-42 x BANDS-dance ...... .... 4 2 - F high school . . .... 43 y ' junior ..... .... 4 3 ' ix GRADE 8 ............... .... 44 GRADE 7 ................... .... 4 5 ' X ELEMENTARY FACULTY .................... .... 4 6 A XXX ELEMENTARY CHORUS ............................. 47 L XX ELEMENTARY GRADES AND KINDERGARTEN ....... 48-54 f BUS, CUSTODIAL, SECRETARIAL, AND CAFETERIA STAFFS if , A-4 ADVERTISEMENTS . . . ......................... from 56 qi 5' NN 1 11 Q ii',1 T' 1.1 ' we :ffl I v - Aff f A fi gi I H1119 Vi ' I 1- I 1 vo: , 'fx' X 'V I ' ' 1' 'K-Nd 11 XM 1 Iwi X 'ilk L , X ip? , 1 JM ISL M3 9 1 A 1 , ' QQ Mx A ' ll 1 KX WN uf XX N M Ill 1 N I A ii gl 'Winn lm Rav-W N- i 'si'-' g ,--in-7 av : jgxfs Z' I rr 1. H .- ,, .1 ... 4 . --t . . Q' X , ugh ' , X , bl33f'i1, It X H 'X 2 5 .. at Q., . .. W. ,, . ...gg ., I 2 , .f ,A , ry! fx ff . s P H. I pf 4 1, . . -r . ...E . Qi. V159 ff . Z i A x . 1 K' l , vi gm, ' i, Q. V .li T Y -Z ' 1 1 1 . I A 1' l r W , x 'I v i 1 .flslf , ff i it rw- fl is F' l ?' 4 v y , J . ii- e .. 3 . .ig f' li 5 -'I v al! 1 5? My .ix . .. P , Y , X U N. Hg: X . Y . l ' K H. i . With sincere appreciation and pride we dedicate this ALBUM of 1956 to Hazel Osborne, our school nurse and friend. She has been an integral part of Onteora for over four years RN and has won the respect and admiration of the students. She knows each student by name and his family as well. We are sure she is clairvoyant. She can tell if we are really sick by just looking at us. If we are sick she is most solicitous. If We aren't she gently but firmly reminds us that classes are waiting for us. Her smile, vibrant personality, and warm interest in young , people will indeed be a pleasant memory of Onteora. E y ' 35.5 ' .iffffi ' 5' X Q7 ' 5 FLCDZ, '..- rr-5, 'Lf . 1, .VI-4 , v. 541 AI: ,, rd, ,vi . , gg1gf,e,a,....-E-me-iq V --f TRDOY K Front Row, left to right: .lohn H. Moehle, Supervising Prin- , , , Cipalg Reginald R. Bennett, District Superintendentg Paul W M T. Runge, Guidance Directorg William H. Deming, Assist- Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Edna L. Bishop, Mr. Leonard Ford, Mr. Justice North fclerkl, Mr. John H. Moehle, Mr. Philip Gordon fPresi- denti, Mr. Robert Cantine, Miss Alice F. Dibhell fSecretaryJ, Mr. John S. Haggerty, Mr. Harry Ostrander, Mrs. Marie Kleine. , ,M m.,..,,U,i,,..,,., ,,, ,qt ,, . ,, ...W 674 FRANK ANDREONE Social Studies N.Y.S. College for Teachers, Albany GEORGE BENEDICT Szkola Mazowiecka, Warsaw Middlebury College, Vermont Middlebury School of Languages, Ver- mont VINCENT CAREY Science Paul Smith College New Paltz State Teachers College MARY CHATFIELD Nurse-Teacher, Dental Hygienist Columbia University, Royal Infirmary, Scotland JOHN DEVLIN Senior High English, Latin Catholic University KATHLEEN DONOVAN Senior High English N.Y.S. College for Teachers, Albany WARREN FAY Business Quinnipiac College University of Bridgeport WATSON GOODRICH .lunior High Mathematics New Paltz State Teachers College Front Row, left to right: H. Simon, M. Rapp, E. MARY GORMLEY Librarian St. Elizabeth College N.Y.S. College for Teachers, Albany Columbia University MARIE GORTON Girls' Physical Education Cortland State Teachers College EDWARD HEARN Junior High English New Paltz State Teachers College PAUL MALEK Industrial Arts Oswego State Teachers College New York University HAZEL OSBORNE Nurse-Teacher Methodist Episcopal Hospital Cortland State Teachers College Oneonta State Teachers College EDNA QUICK Art, Grades 1-8 Skidmore College ANDREW SHEKITKA Physical Education Syracuse University HARRY SIMON Instrumental Music Fredonia State Teachers College FRANKLIN SMITH Senior High Mathematics N.Y.S. College for Teachers, Albany Stone, E. Quick, W. Bateman, K. Donovan, J. Stein, T. Wheeler. Second Row: E. Witko, P. Malek, A. Moses, R. Thornell, F. Andreone, F Smith, B. Stahl. Third Row: J. Devlin, V. Carey, W. Goodrich, G. Benedict, W. Fay, A. Shekitka, J. Viglielmo. BERNARD STAHL Business Education Hartwick College JEANETTE STEIN Home Economics Oneonta State Teachers College EVELYN STONE Junior High Citizenship Education New Paltz State Teachers College N.Y.S. College for Teachers, Albany ROBERT THORNELL Senior High English New York University .IULES VIGLIELMO Senior High Science Union College KATHERINE WAGENFOHR Senior High Art Pratt Institute THOMAS WHEELER Physical Education, Driver Training Syracuse University EDWARD WITKO Physical Education Springfield College, Mass. Columbia University at :msg RUDY ROSSMANN Shokan, N. Y. Academic course Outing club, Dramatics, Marshal, Student Council, Leaders club, Journalism club, '4Album staff, Editor, Junior Ap- prentice, Dance Band, Track, Football, Band, Banking, Boy's State Representative, Class President. A versatile man with a wnining way. ROSEMARY FUCHS Big Indian, N. Y. Commercial course Outing club, Journalism club, Onteorator , Art editor, Honor Society, The Album StaFf , Typist, Intramurals, English Festival, Class Secretary. Beautiful eyes in the face of a handsome girl are like the eloquence of speech. Mem DOROTHY PARSONS Parce Qu' West Shokan, N. Y. Academic course Dramatics, Chorus, Outing, Honor Society, President, Al- bumv staff, Junior Apprentice, Journalism club, Onteor- ator, Exchange editor, Marshal, Co-captain, Twirling, Leaders club, Intramurals, Girls State, Class Treasurer, Vice President. W him, W it, and Vitality, here's a girl with personality. Attractive and neat from head to feet, Put them together and she's complete. ROSALIE JONES Little Rose Allaben, N. Y. Commercial course Outing club, Secretary and Treasurer, Journalism club, Associate editor, English Festival, Honor Society, 4-H, Leaders club, L'Album', staff, Literary editor, Junior Ap- prentice, Intramurals, Class Treasurer. Her words do show her incomparable wit. ROBERT ALEY Bohn Big Indian, N. Y. Commercial Course Dramatics club, Intramurals. Stu- .dious of ease and fond of humble things. WALTER BAUGHMAN Chief Phoenicio, N. Y. Academic course Intramurals, Rod and Gun club, Outing club. Nothing better than hunting or maybe fishing, for Walt. HOWARD BIEGLER Big Olive Bridge, N. Y. Commercial course Marshal. Projection club, Outing club, Football, Track. 'Tve been having a bang-up time, but I've got that diploma and it,s all mine. ALEY ANDERSON SANDRA ANDERSON Sandy', Olive Bridge, N. Y. Commercial course Dramatics club, Outing club, Busi- ness club, Student Council. Full of fun and fancy free. GEORGE BEDELL i'.lunior Big Indian, N.,Y. Industrial Arts course Intramurals, 4'Album', staff, Photog- raphy editor, .lunior Apprentice. '6Happy are the days you lead, if you stay this way you will succeed. STEPHANIE CANGE '6Crunch Shandaken, N. Y. Academic course Marshal, Ski club, Journalism club, Feature editor, French club, Dra- matics, Outing club, Intramurals, Girls play day teams, English Festi- val, Hospitality chairman, Student council, c'Album', staff, Sports editor, Junior Apprentice, Honor Society. BARRINGER ANTHONY BARRINGER Tony,' Samsonville, N. Y. Industrial Arts course Intramurals, Model airplane club, Projection club, Outing club, Rod and Gun club, F.F.A. As good luck would have it. DANIEL BERGGREN '6Butch Phoenicia, N. Y. Commercial course Outing club. The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. WILLIAM CATON Chichester, N. Y. Art course Dramatics, costume designer. 5'Did he never make you laugh?,, Stephie is one grand gal, she really makes a wonderful palf, ,Qs 525 - 'li'2gf'Q:2sVPx1:Uf fb ' . X - - fmwf-U3 N15?,i,s5b '- H91 f., 1, N' v 4 H F Q 2 L vi 1 1 vw J! J 3gEEi5?l5,E' 'Q 3:39 Q H- mv ,.117,Wigi1g2P1gJ 5'ff'g9' 'W' 42:1 ,4 k Na,Qiif gm 1 , ,Q if i an 4 '-'gin Q J if in , . J x 7 ff . 512251 'ff if 5 1 '71 ff,-'Q' 1 Y BAUGHMAN 252' 4 ' wi. v 5-ka-Aw sin :iit:Sf' fifakf .. ,- A.. , Af.. :..q:.:.-:rxf-3ff3,1?,f,A: 3 ' 4,,:. fx .iff z:v:i 2.'5'ff1zAi', www' ' ,, . ., . W, ,W ,fr ,y,.....n ,,, . .M-,,'x.,. an , .W .. , , , .. . 0 N A. ,,n,m.:, N, f 26 1 ' J 1' A wr,u K- W- rr 45,f'gSZ'gK fivlfy! ,., H- ,545 M, , ,2,rffj3'Z: '5i 57:31 4 gf'ff6,f,v,1i96v f I f',QQ,3vQgy 5 A ,, . ,.ffYw' H Vw, ww .5 f E ME' 12,245 956' 4:25 if 0 , ff 1 fvv' +20- ,v , BIEGLER if 1? ---111 , 6 3. fn A K fi .W- N vw BEDELL 6 xv wwi BERGGREN CANGE CATON Os fi -'gL 'f'rifl' Q ,-, f. -, 'i A .,,,,, ,. . -, aggr- nog? DRAPER EAGAN Erz CAROLINE DRAPER Rusty,' Pine Hill, N. Y. Academic course Outing club, Leaders club, Ski club, Onteorator Exchange and Asso- ciate editors, 'gAlbum', staff Liter- ary, Student Council,Secretary, Vice President, Class Vice President, Class President. Carol is known as an able skier, while her smile brings everyone cheer.', ALMA EVERY Alu West Shokan, N. Y. Commercial course Service club. 'iAlma, a gem, a pearl. IACQUELINE FRIEDMAN Jackie,' Ashokan, N. Y. Academic course Dramatics club, Historian, Secretary Outing club, Dance Band, Band, 4'Onteorator , Circulation editor, 'AThe Album Circulation editor, Mar- shal, Chorus, Librarian, Journalism KEVIN EAGAN i'Satch West Shokan, N. Y. Industrial Arts course Outing club Vice President, Dra- matics club Treasurer, Projection club, .l.V. Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Intramurals. HA merry heart maketh a cheerful countenancef' PATRICIA FARRELL 6'Bridgit,' Phoenicia, N. Y. Commercial course 4-H, Service club. Someone youid like for a friend, quiet, trustworthy, and dependable. JOAN GELBERT Olive Bridge, N, Y. Commercial course Outing club, Service club, Dramatics, Intramurals. S'Her sunny disposition and pleasant smile, make knowing her worthwhile. WALTER Erz Pine Hill, N. Y. Academic course Track, Dramatics. NYour heart's de- sires be with youf, .IOHN FRICKE Olive Bridge, N. Y. Industrial Arts course Rod and Gun club, Projection club, Leaders club, Outing club, Model Airplane club, Intramurals, Basket- ball, F.F.A. A nicer fellow you couldn't meet. GLENN GLASS Ashokan, N. Y. Commercial course Outing club, Leaders club, Tennis club, Track, Cross Country, Basket- hall Manager. Friendly, athletic, and lots of fun, Glenn is liked by everyone. twink- club, English ling of an eye lk? lid? EVERY 'NM Hn ill' MM MN FRICKE FRIEDMAN GELBERT FARRELL GLASS HI 1AQ GULNAC MARY GULNAC Stretch,' Shokan, N. Y. Commercial course Outing club, Chorus, Journalism club, Secretary, English Festival, In- tramurals. A blush is beautiful, but is sometimes inconvenient. DORIS JULIANO Gug,' West Shokan, N. Y. , Academic course Leaders club, Student Council, Cho- rus, Intramurals, Dramatics club, Journalism club, Onteorator , Bus- iness Editor, Marshal, Honor Society, Softball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Varsity Captain. i'Queen of Gemsf' JOSEPH LA ROCCA JR. Big Indian, N. Y. Industrial Arts course Outing club Album staff Junlor Apprentlce Track Football Full of fun and fancy free that's t way Joe likes to Projection club, Photography club, 1 Li 57 ' Q , J HG 7 7 ' X HALL ROBERT HALL Bob Shady, N. Y. Academic course Tennis club, Leaders club, Rod and Gun club, Basketball, Track, Base- ball, Album staff, Junior Appren- tice, Class Treasurer. I'll note you in my book of memory. LILA KIRK Liv Phoenicia, N. Y. Commercial course Outing club, Secretary, Journalism club, Service Club, Intramurals. Talkative at times, interesting, mannerly and ever faithfulf' DAVID LEACOCK 6'Leaky Shokan, N. Y. Academic course Leaders club, Projection, Ski club, Tennis club, Outing club, Album staff, Junior Apprentice, Marshal, ootball. '5Very friendly, all around, JACKSON MARY JACKSON Ashokan, N. Y. Academic course Outing club, Treasurer, Journalism, Chorus, Intramurals, Album , Co- secretary, English Festival. The hand that hath made you fair, hath made you good. GERTRUDE KREIN Kreinie,, Phoenicia, N. Y. Academic course uAlbum', Editor, Junior Apprentice, French club, Journalism club, 'gOn- teorator , Sports Editor, Honor So- ciety, Dramatics, Intramurals, Ski club, Marshal, Secretary, Chorus. HA happy-go-lucky lass, whose varied school interests, show her love for a zestful, active life. DOROTHY LEWIS Dot Olive Bridge, N. Y. Commercial course Outing club, Marshal. A heart sin- cere, a pleasant smile, make all her better classmate can,t be found. friendships worthwhile. KIRK IHS 'Wei J ,vii ig? LEACOCK LINDA MARLATT Olive Bridge, N. Y. Academic course Outing club, Journalism club, Cho- rus, Dramatics, Intramurals, Band, Dance Band, Honor Society, Secre- tary and Treasurer, English Festival, Album Staff, Literary editor, Jun- ior Apprentice. A credit to her class, Linda is a lovely lass, with a winning way and a smile every gloomy day.', FREDERICK W. REYNOLDS Bill Shady, N. Y. Academic course Outing club, Honor Society, HAI- bum staff, ,Iunior Apprentice, Lead- ers club, Football, Co-captain, Track, Student Council, Marshal Captain, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Junior Class President. Bill be- longs in our Hall of Fame, in foot- ball and in skiing he has made his name. MARLATT MYERS ROBERT MYERS uHap', West Sholcan, N. Y. Industrial Arts course Outing club, Projection club, Mar- shal, Leaders club, F.F.A., Football, Intramurals, Class Secretary. A bad excuse is better than nonen. REGINALD RIDER Reg,' Phoenicia, N. Y. Academic course Intramurals, Projection, Outing club, Rod and Gun club, Album , Jun- ior Apprentice. An honest, plain man without pleats. LEE SCHIRMER Luke,' Oliverea, N. Y. Academic course Outing club, Chorus, Dramatics, Journalism club, Ski club, track, Honor Society, Album staff, Jun- ior Apprentice, Onteorator, Student Council-President. Everywhere that he will go, he will find success we lcnowf' PIKE PETER PIKE Petey Woodstock, N. Y. Academic course Science club, A'Album staff, Track. but a meet, Quiet and shy is our Pete, better student you'll never someday soon we'll hear his name, when in electronics he wins fame. great BENJAMIN ROBINSON Benny,' Olive Bridge, N. Y. Academic course Leaders club, Marshal Co-Captain, Treasurer, Album , .Iunior Ap- prentice, Track, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Baseball, Class Vice President. Your friends are injinitef, .IOHN SCHOONMAKER Eel Phoenicia, N. Y. Industrial Arts course Projection club, Ski club, F.F.A., Outing club, Industrial Arts club, Cross Country, Basketball, Intramu- rals. Let the World Go By . LESTER SHULTIS Les Bearsville, N. Y. Industrial Arts course F.F.A., Projection club, Outing club, Football. A silent address is the quence of sincerityf, 'gl f Ea-N Q05 ,' 1' I . 1 REYNOLDS SCHIRMER RIDER SCHOONMAKER IX- QT' L1 Qi!-Llil ROBINSON SHULTIS RAYMOND SHULTIS RAYMOND SHULTIS S'Moe', Olive Bridge, N. Y. Industrial Arts course Projection club, F.F.A., Outing club, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Track, Football, Class President. '5Here's a fellow who is plenty hepf' ROBERT SHULTIS Butch Olive Bridge, N. Y. Industrial Arts course Projection club, Leaders club, Cross country, Football, Basketball, Cap- tain, Co-captain, Track, Class Vice President. It doesn't take an ex- pert to look in the future and read, that this handsome fellow is most likely to succeed. MARY ELLEN STAIGER Chichester, N. Y. Commercial course Outing club, Tennis club, Ski club, Secretarial club, Student Council. To some people, Mary Ellen may seem shy, but others know different -My My. ROBERT SHULTIS JOAN SOMERVILLE Red', Fleischmanns, N. Y, Commercial course Tennis club, 'gAlbum staff, Junior Apprentice, Outing club, Ski club Chorus, Dramatics, Business club Intramurals, English Festival, J.V. Cheerleader, Student Council, class secretary and treasurer, With her mild disposition and a way of mak- ing friends, she quietly manages to gain her ends. EDWIN SWENSON Crazy legs Shokan, N. Y. Academic course Outing club, Dance Band, Band, uAlbum staff, Junior Apprentice, Marshal, Leaders Club, Journalism club, News editor, Model Airplane club, Football, Basketball, Track, Ski club, Class Vice-president, Pres- ident. Love me little, love me long. SIMMEN WILHELMINA SIMMEN Wilma Pine Hill, N. Y. Commercial course Photography club, Business club, Band. Her genial nature and cheery smile, make all her friendships worthwhilef, ALICE STEVENS Shokan, N. Y. Commercial course Ski club, Tennis club, Outing club, Chorus, Business club, Dramatics, 'AAlbum staff, Business Manager, English Festival. With her soft gentle voice and arresting smile, her sweet disposition is right in stylef' JOAN ELIZABETH TROWBRIDGE Olive Bridge, N. Y. Commercial course Outing club, Business club, Treas- urer, Journalism club, Student Council, Banking, Intramurals, Ma- jorettes, Co-captain, Captain, Cho- rus, Album staff, Secretary. A merry heart goes all day, a sad tires in a mile. DOROTHY WILLIAMS Dot Shady, N. Y. Homemaking course Service club. Just the art of being kind, is all the sad world needsf, SOMERVILLE SWENSON STAIGER TROWBRIDGE STEVENS WILLIAMS BILL CATON Rembrandt A if ' A ' If ':,f: ':: il ls 57552:- H '51 .Q '-He m N, 4 Q, ' 1 vi K2 K if K S Y-1 sf mm If , ., W EH ,p ri Q 53 im ' ii 1 GLENN Class Comedian JOAN SOMERVILLE Gleem Glamour Girl MARY JACKSON Brilliant Bright-Light ,sa ww ,a.. i,,. Mmm, A., ,teamwo- V swf-,ffwzjm Afgggs., , slgrim Nags, ,slide me we 1 L. fax -,L Afwsfsssfg fs- -vsf? Q ,sw K ' ' :swf X . Y k .3 mx w P ,, ,fa S . fl ,fasplggg-7, N 'iggzgk' N 1 L it N A--Ui J Mfr V J , 'H 7 , . ,: :'Sf.v5:ff:f5sf- sf 1 - .xr - - - :L-gm-1' 1: 1, v- -3 x--A f Sr- H ?:3 .f , if 1 - iifrfwfzggs ' p54sz,5ffgz1g 2 2 .55, .P Cafif .' i ffgfiik-ff giigsigs : 4-fs? iEf5gig:2Livf,gf'. JOAN TROWBRIDGE Fl ighty Flo DOT PARSONS Tops in Pops ffl Clothes Filly All American ffl , YQ O eierr A BEN ROBINSON Clothes Stallion All-American Cmj GLASS TRUDY KREIN Originality, plus So What F15 lf JOHN SCHOONMAKER Rock ,n Roll Kid A Tina , W, ,A A ,fgtfg ,ly ,J ff W f az aim 2, Q ' 4 .1 1. qi 'gpm 'amy 352 45 if X A . qw M PM Q 3, .FF we F1 3 52145 wa W RAY SHULTIS Hunk Hot Rod ? f ' ' ' W 4-'gif -1-aff - A . I I . JACKIE FRIEDMAN J .,. 'L Miss Sophist U ,V - lg F1 ih. , , , sg? -iw Q-WW! v 3 251. ' -f A Us :ff:Z5i1sf 1 p K .w x . 2. fy- I if 'ef -'fa 2, is N .v P f . , ef sg? 1 iQZ3f5if.,Qf 2 ,fim g ., - Se? wif We , Y As 3 V ALICE STEVENS Conversationalist Cleopatra LEE SCHIRMER Webster Protege DAN BERGGREN PETE PIKE ,L A Can Do anythingn Biggest Feet Melody Maker Anthony RUDY ROSSMANN Tops in Pops Cml MARY ELLEN STAIGER Babe Q While working on my homework the other night, I sat back and started to think of what the future holds in store for the Senior Class of 1956. I fell asleep and had this dream. I dreamed that I had entered a cave in ancient Greece and heard a voice. The voice was from a Delphic Oracle Wh0 prophesied the future of the class. He told me the class was going to have a lot of successful and worthwhile people. He also stated that the future men and women from our class will grow into respectable citizens of the country and their own towns or communities. I see Howard Biegler vaguely out there in a mist. Oh, wait, it is clearing and there he is, sitting at his desk with the sign '4Manager of Business on his office door. In his spare time, he's the original playboy. usailing, sailing, over the bounding main - Ahoy there! Look at Walter Baughman. He says, 'cIt's a bachelor's life for rne. Navy, here I comell' Along the dock come Dan Berggren, Robert Myers and John Schoonmaker resplendent in their dashing Navy uniforms of blue and white. Bob has just come back from circling the globe in his leisure time, while John is home on leave, sporting a real gone outfit from Mexico. Dig that crazy mixed up shirt! Rosalie Jones has become a corporation lawyer for I.B.M. Kevin Eagen is her boss. Ball-point pens are cheaper, now-a-days with Robert Aley employed at Wanamakerls department store. They are now eleven cents. Bob lures people to his counter by singing about his wares, he is training to become a popular crooner. Remember Walter Etz? He prints bigger and better newspapers since he has returned home to Germany. Mary Jackson and Stephanie Cange have just graduated from nursing school. Mary immediately joined the Navyis Nursing Corps and rapidly rose to the rank of first Lieutenant. Stephie, along with Doris Juliano, Pat Farrell, Wilma Simmons and ,loan Sommerville traveled around the world. Did you see that streak of lightning? That was Glenn Glass, United States winner of the Nation- al AAU Track Event of two and a half miles with a time of nine minutes and twenty seconds. He is practicing for the next Olympic event in 1960. Taylor University in Indiana is having a hard time quelling Trudy Krein's high-jinks. Trudy is leading a hilarious and flirtatious life, she goes out on the town every other night. In a pretty little cottage on Domestic Lane lives Mary Gulnac with her family of four children. She is very friendly with her neighbor, Lila Kirk who also has a brood of four. Lila has a full schedule-she is employed in the firm of YH in Kingston, N. Y. Look at that trim figure skim- ming along the crest of the Florida waves! Why, itfs Alice Stevens! Shels become a water-skiing instructor. On her dry days she is a secretary to the law firm of the Federal Depositor's Insurance Corporation. Ed Swenson coaches Colgate's spectacular foot- ball team, but like all important men, Ed has a hobby-chicken farming. ,loan Trowbridge will be working hard for about a year and then the man of her dreams will come along and sweep her off her feet to award her with a Mrs Degree. Mary Ellen Staiger will be attending Albany Business School and then will become the Presi- dent's secretary. Bob Shultis will be taking Duke Snider's place in center field. He will have a batting average of 616. Boy, heis hot! Dorothy Lewis will become a secretary's aid to a handsome major in the U.S. Air Force. Linda Marlatt will teach first grade for one year and then receive her '6Mrs. Degree also. The Olympic weight lifter of 1960 will be .loe LaRocca. He will have broken the world's record by lifting 64.0 pounds. Joan Gelbert and Dorothy Williams will be flirting with the boys during their lunch hour at I.B.M. Pete Pike will graduate from a college of elec- trical engineering and work for C.B.S. Making her debut on Friday the 13, 1960, Jacqueline Friedman will captivate the audience by playing a Mozart Concerto in Carnegie Hall while being accompanied by the Philharmonic Orchestra. Alma Every will be a tremendous success in home life and as a business secretary. Ben Robinson and Dave Leacock and Bob Hall are having fun in the big blue sky. They are all jet aces in Uncles Sam's Air Force. Rudy Rossmann will be sailing the coast of America as an Admiral of the Coast Guard. The job he likes best is rescuing maidens in distress. Sandra Anderson will be a secretary to a big executive who has a swanky yacht that goes between the United States and Bermuda. Bill Caton will be drawing cartoons and adver- tisements for the G'Saturday Evening Postf, Bill Reynolds will be a surveyor going to his jobs in a fieet of Jaguars. He only owns two, but that's good enough for the girls of New York City. While skiing on the slopes of Belleayre, Caro- line Draper will be getting patients by the dozens by running other skiers into trees. Tch, tch - - they should have watched where they were going! This girl is very progressive. Reg Rider will still be as shy as efcr. He will be cruising all over the world in his 60-foot yacht. Lee Schirmer will be playing the harp in the college orchestra at night, while during the day, he will be designing Fords. The new head of the New York State Conser- vation Department is ,lohn Fricke. Since he has been in office, there hasn't been a conflagration yet. Tony Barringer, chief machinist at l.B.lVl., will be working hard. A staff of half-a-dozen stout men will be under him. George Bedell will be working on diesel en- gines and at the end of the day, will drive fifteen miles to his house in six minutes in a 'hot Merch Rosemary Fuchs will be a secretary for a big concern. She will be in charge of foreign material because of her experience in P.O.D. Class. Ray Shultis is planning wedlock. But right now, he's broke and a fabulous wedding seems far in the future. So, after O.C.S. he's off to get a job and earn some moola. People tune in 5'News Caravan nightly, to listen to reports of Dot Parsons, progress on her hitch-hiking tour of the world. Lester Shultis is busy on his farm, trying to breed a chicken with four legs, for people who like drum sticks. We, the class of 1956, of the Onteora Central School, of the Town of Olive, County of Ulster, and State of New York, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, UD do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament.-These are our specific bequests: Bob Aley, his 'creserved manner to Mr. Goodrich. Sandy Anderson, her comical jokesi' to Mr. Fay Tony Barringer, his 'gtouch for ears to Dick Smith. Walt Baughrnan, his usnappy wave to Mr. An- dreone. George Bedell, his 'fPhotography sense to Joe Krum. Howard Biegler, his aconstant chatteri' to Kathleen Stella. Dan Berggren, Hslipsl' Pat Lane his hepness7'. Stej Cange, her daydreams to Mr. Benedict. Billy Caton, his quiet artistic talent to .lim Reuss. Rusty Draper, her upretty skis to Shuss- bunnies. Kevin Eagan, his corny humorn to John Frankle. Alma Every, her silence', to Chris Carl- son. Waller Etz, his German tongue to Miss Donovan. Paz! Farrell, her ufaithful devotion to Madelyn Tripicco. folin Fricke, his 'cangling antics to Sam Lockwood. Jackie Friedman, her 'fpiano fingersw to Ira Deutsch. Rosie Fuchs, her innocent eyesn to guilty students. loan Gelbert, her night owlness to Dawn Parker. Mary Culnac, her 'chidden voltagel' to Lana DuBois. Bob Hall, his ulong legs to George Dunkel. Mary Jackson, her honor averagev to Doris Rowe. Rosie Jones, her just as small as she is to Nancy Gordon. Doris Iuliano, her cheerleading pepi' to O. C. S. Ndeadpansw. Lila Kirk, her amiable sociability to Deedee Rank. Trudy Krein, her 'ffast repartee to the Squares foe La Rocca, his excessive absence to Elaine Shultis. Dave Leacock, his 'fetching eyesn to Eric Anderson. Dotiy Lew.is, her 'gmutual feeling with Miss Donovanl' to Kathy Forno. Linda Marlatl, her 'gsharp brain to Danny. Bob Myers, his happy smile to Ed Wilbur. Dot Parsons, her popularity to Mr. Moehle's office. Pete Pike, his electronic equipment to Mr. Smith. Bill Reynolds, his manly torso to John Frankle. Reg Rider, his udesigningv to Olav Sjursen. Benny Robinson, his athletic prowess to Russell Wendt. Rudy Rossman, his Hgavel, headaches, absentmindedness, and ulcers to the '57 class president. Lee Scliirrner, his Hnutty ideasl' to Mrs. Wagenfohr. folin Schoonmaker, his HDA7' to Kenny Olsen. Ray Sliullis, his way with women to Dick Murphy. Les Shuliis, his nickname, Mousy,' to Larry Stevens. Bob Sliultis, his 'ccontrol room to Buzzy Carl. Wilma Simrnens her innocent guiltl' to ,lane Schoonmaker. ,loan Somerville, her uantagonizing feats with Mr. Fayv to Peggy Stevens. Mary Ellen Staiger, her 'cgigglev to Miss Gormley. Alice Stevens, her 'cgay gab to Kirsten Warnes. Eddie Swenson, his Journalism seat to Louis Vanacore. Ioan Trowbridge, her ufatal attractionn to Nancy Ostrander. Dolly Williams, her safe drivingn to Mr. Wheeler. Glenn Class, his Hpathfinding ability to the Cross Country team. In witness whereof, of we have hereunto af- fixed our seal, on this first day of June, in the year Nineteen Hun- dred and Fifty-Six. ff f ' f if Xfmldfll -Arn 3 The Onteora Chapter of the National Honor Society presently has nine members whose induction was based on qualities of Leadership, Scholarship, Character and Service to school and community. Under the guidance of Mr. Warren Fay, the club has established a scholarship fund and a cooper- ative work program with the Elementary teachers. President ................... Dorothy Parsons Vice President ...... . . . Fredrick Reynolds Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Linda Marlatt The Student Council has a total of 20 mem- bers, whose officers were elected by grades 7-12 and whose delegates were chosen by the home- room they represented. Under the directorship of Mr. Frank Andreone the Student Council helps to solve school problems and in general make Onteora a finer school. To date the group has set up the WHHN aw X ii 55 2 su Warns ' Front Row, left to right: R. Jones, D. Juliano, Mr. Fay, F. Reynolds, R. Fuchs, D. Parsons, L. Marlatt, L. Schirmer, G. Krein, S. Cange. All-Purpose Room, sponsored a Student Day and held an area conference at O.C.S. President ...................... Lee Schirmer Vice-President . . . . . Caroline Draper Secretary ..... . . . David Janick Treasurer . . . . . Peter Tosi 6 . Front Row, left to right: N. Gordon, V. Ca- pone, P. Tosi, L. Schirmer, C. Draper, D. Janick, Mr. Andreone. Second Row: J. Schlem- owitz, R. Wendt, B. Wickham, D. Fichtner, E. Gormely, O. Krein. Third Row: L. Du- Bois, J. Somerville, F. Reynolds, R. Ross- mann, K. Eagan, E. Shultis, A. Stevens. Front Row, left to right: L, Marlatt, M. Jackson, J. Friedman, C. Krein, R. Rossmann, R. Jones, J. Trowbridge, C. Draper. Second S Row: Mrs. Wagenfohr, S. Cange, R. Rider, D. Leavock, W. litz, ag B. Robinson, J. Pike, F. Reynolds, A. Stevens, Mr. Viglielmo. Third Row: D. Juliano, D. Parsons, G. Bedell, R. Hall, L. Schirmer, E. Swenson, R. Fuchs, l. Somerville. The twenty-four members of the actual staff, with the help of seventeen Junior Apprentices, published the '4Album and in so do- ing realized its sole purpose. l'nder the guidance of Mrs. Katherine Wagenfohr in the art and layout department, Mr. Jules D. Viglialmo in literary, and Mr. Edward Hearn in charge of business. The staff began the monumental task at its first meeting and with a sigh put the Album,' to hed in early March. cauloz Front Row, left to right: M. Every, C. Carlsen, E. Auchmoody, L. DuBois, G. Burke, B. Timp- son, K. Forno. Second Row: J. Kruppa, P. Stevens, R. Kaiser, R. Jordan, K. Hahn, C. Lang N. Ostrander. W -f -f L,. me Frmzz Raw, left in right: li. Alexander, l.. Benjamin, CI. Carlsen, M. Tripicco, E. Anderson, K. Warnes, C. Dunkel, A. Miller, B. DuBois, Mr. Benedict. Second Row: L. DuBois, V. Cray, M. lixfry, B. Timpson. N, Ostrzlnder, K. Forno, l'. Stevens, fl. Lang, J. Kirk, L. Vanacore, S. Van de- Bogart, G. Burke, ,l. Kruppa, E. Auchmoody, Third Row: K. Hahn, A. Davis, G. Myers, T. laprzce, K. Nlay, H. Kaiser, G. Lockwood, H. Wendler, C. Fairbairn, R, Eignor, H. Wendt, P. Lane. Fourth Raw: H. lfolkerts. 'l'. Jensen, H, Curl, .l. Bar-hor, J. Frankie, R. Cermond, R. Jordon, E. Willrer, O. Moore, F, Boland, H. Smith, U. Sjursen, l.. Stevens. 6!aa4afi?57 The 57 members of the class of 1957, under the guidance of Mr. George Bene- dict, had a socially and Hnancially successful year. The big event of the fall was the choosing of the class ring followed by the HSnowflake Swirli' in January. In the middle part of the spring, the class sponsored the annual Junior Carnival and lhen combined talents with the Senior class to produce a very successful Junior-Senior Prom. The year's activities were climaxed with the annual class picnic which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. President ............. . . . Eric Andersen Vice President . . . . . Kirsten Warnes Secretary ...... . . . George Dunkel Treasurer .. Madelyn Tripicco Front Row, left to right: D. Matos, T. Miller, G. Sorenson, J. Schoonmaker, D. Fitchner, E. Bundy, E. Quick, M. Kranenberg, J. Van de Bogart, D. Hazarossian. Second Row: R. Frank, J. Iapoce, L. Smith, D, Marlatt, D. Craig, O. Krein, G. Casimir, P. Stoutenberg, H. Berryann, K. King. Third Row: Mr. Fay, N, Devisscher, A. Tumasian, R. Germond, C. Barley, R. Darling, J. Krum, P. Schlemowitz, B. Gordon, D. Beesmer. Fourth Row: C. Ashley, G. Sorenson, K. Olsen, H. Whispell, H, Hopkins, J. Rose, K. Wheeler, B, Myers, B. Glass, E. Griesser, C. Cange, K. Hansen. Fifth Row: C. Glass, C. Merwin, C. Evers, E. Knecht, W. Mellin, J. Wetterau, N. Boggs, A. Rose, J. Olsen, C. Bremer, H. Rank, B. Murphy, P. Wood, M, Baughman. you agl75X The Sophomore class of 1956, under the guidance of Mr. Warren Fay, was socially and financially most successful. The officers, with the help of their fellowclass- mates, sponsored a Radio Raffle and a'most successful dance on February 25, '4The February Frenzy? President ....... . . . Richard Craig Vice President . . ...... Otto Krein Treasurer ..... .. George Cashmir Secretary . . . . . . Elaine Howland Front Row, left to right: B. Elefant, N. Gordon, J. Frishberg, J. Frishberg, J. Hasbrouck, M Du Bois, J. Pearson, R. Merwin, J. Alexander, H. Newman, H. Krein. Second Row: R. Matos, E. Cunn ingham, M, Busch, F. Bollenback, W. Van Kleeck, T. Grant, R. Lamme, B. Good, M. Tolman, M. Nagel M. Parker, D. Jannick. Third Row: Mr. Devlin, J. Lawrence, C, Harmon, E. Caruso, A. Knecht, G Moore, S. Kirk, B. Every, E. Lattimore, P, Knight, V. Carnwright, J, Busch, M. Fennelly, V. Martin D. Mellin, E. Shultis, L. Juliano. Fourth Row: L. Tetta, D. Muhlich, R. Jacobsen, B. Decker, B Ryan, D. Berggren, B. Buley, A. Peck, F. Van Wagner, E. Gormley, E. Gilligan, F. Aalto, I Eignor, M. Poseluzny, E. Pettil, T. Bachor. Fifth Row: G. Wright, D. Friedman, I, Deutsch, T Casimir, C. Hesley, A. Foncree, G. Foster, W. Krein, G. Scheringer, H. Krein, F. Glass, S. Shank M. Hummel, B. Wilkins, T. McCrosson, P. Tosi, A. Hall. Wu 4795? The Freshman Class of 1956 has a total of 79 members. Under the guidance of Mr. Robert Thornell and Mr. John Devlin, the class held the 6'Superstition Hop in April, and the dance was very well attended and financially successful. President ................... .... . . .......... . . Vice-President . . Peter Tosi . Dolores Rank Secretary .... . . . Ruth Jacobsen Treasurer . . . . . . Virginia Martin s M.: I! f f I f I ,F . 1-ff' - QR M ,N -4-' f X ,J r 11 W g A . x -'N-.ix ' Vg 4' 3,--,,i S LA Q va was YM, Hmx-X K D' ' ,Q-5-4. - - , 5 -. , 1 . , 1, Q E lms u 4 Vida, li-fn ,,. -iq H -- ' Q X S? i 33, Q Ska up K Q if LRG' ,img ,, 3--Z 1 24 ggi., - x .X 'Q' , 1 :- . :mg-HL . - -- . 2 Rfk g.g,- A-1-:-qgw, - - is f 7' - ,. 0... '- . ' ' 7 , K ' fp -Q QQ- , -.ix ,x v 9 ,A J wk! ..,, H iff - rm-- 7 .A Y .aw : , W 1,-x xx ,ug ,, . um A jj? 5 Vkrk krqkr K f mxggse- 3 r, .,, -- 1 ff .z, ,. f kr VAV. I ,hn- ,,..- - N--.fm-v.-. ., ' f' ....f' X X --V2 X12 fx, Ke QNTEOQA sn Lum-SS' TV X wgix Hi ix -Wacom:-axvx Q f 1 ,Q-v Swj '72 15: wi 10,14 2 KEN Owen. Qwwuwf ww I Front Row, left to right: R. Frank, G. Krein, K. Forno, R Jones, D. Juliano, N. Ostrander, J. Krum, Miss Donovan. Second Row: K. Hansen, D. Parsons, P. Stoutenberg, E Swenson, J. Frankie, L. Schirmer, R. Fuchs, S. Cange, J Friedman. The Journalism Club, under the guidance of Miss Kathleen Donovan, publishes the school news- paper, uThe Onteoratorf, once a month throughout the school year. The club consists of about 50 students who must possess an interest in the news- paper work and have the ability to write well. One 0 S of the most entertaining features published by the club is the annual April Fool's Issue of the paper. Editor-in-Chief ................. Doris ,luliano Associate Editors . . . . . . Nancy Ostrander and Rosalie Jones 1. Caroline Draper as Skimeister of the U. S. Eastern Amateur Ski Association and the Lake Placid High School Carnival. 2. Mary fackson-Valedictorian with a 91.27 average. 3. Dot Parsons-Salutatorian with an average of 90.44-. 4. The Ski Team-Section 9 Championships. Left to right: Coach Shekitka, Bob Wilkins, Coxy Mellin, Bill Reynolds, Ed Swenson, Dave Leacock. 5. Pete Pike-winner of the Science Congress Contest of Oneonta, N. Y. 6. foe Burke for overcoming a physical handicap. 7. The Cross Country Team-UCAL and Section 9 Championship. Row One, left to right: H. Wendler, Glenn Class, Bob Wilkins, Bruce Hopkins. Row Two, left to right: Coach Stahl, Otto Krein, Kurt Hahn, Bob Class. 8. ledd Stow Reisner and his beautiful plans for the new school. 9. Mr. Moehle for NBC Television interview. 10. Lee Schirmer-winner of Voice of Democracy Contest. 11. Rudy Rossmann, Dot Parsons, and Lee Schirrner- representatives to Girls' and Boys' State. 12. Walter Etz for overcoming a language handicap. 13. Robert Thornell-Director of the English Festival. 14. Herman Carle, George Bedell, and Edwin Wilber-winners of the Ford Motor Company Industrial Design Contest for lamps. 15. Lana DuBois and Coxy Mellin for Honorable Mentions in the National AAA Poster Contest. 79 . Front Row, left to right: R. Myers, E. Baldwin, G. Muller, D. Marlatt, R. Fernandez, W. Kessler, G. Miller. Second Row: D. Richert, C. Shultis, R. Simmen, D. Matos, P. Stouten- berg, G. Sorenson, D. VanEich, L. Thompson. Third Row: E. Stone fffdvisorl, S. Banks, E. Maier, R. Baranello, W. VanKleek, C. Muller, C. Davis, W. Davis, R. Barringer. Fourth Row: N. Rotella, B. Good, R. Johnson, J. Pizzarelli, L. Ricker, J. Peterson, H. Hudler, K. Edmund- sen. Fifth Row: E. Lang, J, Krum, L. Charles, J. Irvine, T. Iapoce, S. Johnson, G. Fairhairn, M. Dohler. The Photography Club's 40 members must be interested in photography and willing to sacrifice some of their free time for darkroom work. Under Miss Evelyn Stone's direction, members learn to handle cameras in the field and the art of develop- ing good prints. The club works in close conjunction with school activities, such as the '6Onteorator, the G'Album., and other school printed material. Most of the photography for the '40nteorator7' is handled through the club and a few of the '6Album pictures were taken by its members. Some of the pictures also find their way into the local newspaper. President ................. . ..... Dianne Matos Vice-President . . . . . Peter Stoutenburgh Secretary ..... ..... L orraine J uliano Treasurer ....... . ........ ..... .......... .. Under the supervision of Miss Mary Gormley, school librarian, the library staff has gained much experience in library work and has also served their fellow students and teachers. The 29 members of this group stamp and check books at the library desk. They also help in the workroom pasting pockets in the books and getting them ready for the shelves. Front Row, left to right: A. Gilsinger, B. Allen, J. Lane, V. Capone, Ei. Wood, S. Busch, M. Murray, Miss Gormley. Second Row: M. Hansen, C. Poseluzny, B. Miller, G. Shultis, N. Weeks, B. Epstein, U. Larish, P. Keator, M. Con- naughton, I. Shultis, P. Mecklem. Third Row: I. Irvine, D. VonEich, M. Lockwood, R. Johnson, B. Tosi, S. Locke, C. Wheeler, K. Edmundsen, B. Rion. k Geraldine Sorenson WW Front Row, left to right: B. Dubois, J. Hasbrouck, J. Frishberg, D. Jannick, J. Frishberg, F.. Caruso, R. Jones, M. Jackson, D. Merwin, E. Alexander. Second Row: M. Trippico, D. Craig, R. Darling, R. Matos, M. Tolman, T. Bachor, D. Mellin, V. Martin, M. Nagel, M. Parker. Third Row: Mr. Shekitka, N. Gordon, P. Murphy, E. Bundy, G. Wright, P. Stevens, M. Staiger, W. Simmen, D. Marlatt, J. Rose, R. Jacobsen, K. Hansen, Forlini, L. Tetta, B. Decker, M, Baughman. Fourth Row: J. Van de Bogart, J. Hoyt, M. Gulnac, L. Kirk, R. Fuchs, J. Somerville, A. Stevens, N. Devisscher, C. Lang, D. Hazarrosian, D. Berggren, J. Kirk, D. Lewis, H. Beigler, E. Gilligan. WW The Outing Club has 92 members whose qualifications are: membership in grades 9-12, and the desire to participate in noncompetitive recreational activities. Under the guidance of Mr. Andrew Shekitka, the purpose of the club is to give students an opportunity to plan and conduct their own recreational activities in whole- some surroundings, and to live in the out-of-doors to some extent. Projects com- pleted this year include: Roller skating parties, duck and rabbit hunting and camping trips. President ...... . . . Richard 4'Dick'7 Smith Vice'-President . . . ........ Kevin Eagen Secretary ...... ...... L ila Kirk Treasurer . . . . . . Mary Jackson Front Row, left to right: R. Frank, T Krein, K. Forno, R. Jones, D. Juliano N. Ostrander, J. Krum, Miss Donovan Second Row: K. Hansen, D. Parsons, P Stoutenberg, E. Swenson, J. Frankle L. Schirmer, R. Fuchs, S. Cange, J Fiedman. Third Row: E. Wood, M Weeks, M. Jackson, J. Kruppa, M Hansen, M. Tripicco, A. Fox, B. Maben Fourth Row: G. Burke, L. Marlatt, J Trowbridge, L. Kirk, P. Tosi, N. De visscher, M. Gulnac, C. Lang, P Stevens. 32 Front Row, left to right: Mr. Goodrich, D. Muhlich, B. Robinson, F. Reynolds, R. Smith, P. Stevens, Mr. Fay. Second Row: L. Juliano, M. Tolman, J. Krum, K. Forno, E. Shultis, G. Harmon, L. DuBois, D. Juliano. Third Row: D. Lewis, R. Jacobsen, J. Friedman, H. Biegler, R. Wendt, C. Wood, D. Rank. Fourth Row: R. Myers, K. Hahn, D. Leacock, E. Swen- son, C. Bremer, F. Boland, R. Rossmann, P. Stouten- berg. The Marshal Squad has 33 members under the guidance of Mr. Watson Goodrich and Mr. Warren Fay. Marshals must keep a passing average in all subjects Swim and be in senior high to hold their positions in the club. Some of the duties of the squad include corridor patrol throughout the school day, assistance to bus drivers, direction of traffic during fire and air-raid drills, and operation of the checkroom at school functions. Captain ....... C0-Captain . . Secretary . . Treasurer ............................................. The Projection Club includes 63 high school students under the direction of Mr. Vincent Carey. The purpose of the club is to familiarize students with the visual- aids equipment and technique so that they may aid the teachers in showing film- strips and themselves project the movies that are shown at school. The members also operate the school public-address system and serve as a stage crew whenever necessary. President ...... .. Herman Carl Vice-President . . . . Olav Sjursen Secretary ...... . . . . ............. ............... . . . . . Otto Krein Front Row, left to right: Mr. Carey, J. Lawrence, R. Matos, H. Krein, R. Merwin, H. Newman, D. Jannick, H. Jones, R. Darling, G. Harmon. Second Row: D. Friedman, F. Aalto, R. Wendt, I. Deutsch, C. Hesley, I. Eignor, H. Biegler, O. Krein, T. Casimir, G. Foster, H. Krein, H. Hopkins, D. Marlatt. Third Row: D. Murphy, C. Cange, R. Rider, J. Iapoce, E. Gilligan, E. Gormley, H. Carle, P. Lane, W. Krein, G. Casimir. Fourth Row: T. McCrossen, H. Folkerts, R. Wilkins, T. Jensen, H. Rank, E. Wilher, O. Sjursen, B. Boland, J. Bachor, K. Eagan, B. Myers. Absent when picture was taken: B. Shultis. Bill Reynolds . Dick' Smith Doris Muhlich Ben Robinson pzaykctckwt 5m?It5 1 HBWZQM. I lfVis?-'Yl5i i4tiQ'QV G1 Q!m.SYn ?Q2h.Mas:QxMwi Sump Front Row, left to right: R. Jones, R. Krum, Mr. Andreone. Second Row: R. Frank, M. Kranenberg, R. Peck, R. Baranello. The Onteora Stamp and Coin Club, under the direction of Mr. Frank Andreone, has 12 members who enjoy working with stamps and coins. The club has given some exhibitsftraded stamps and coins, and attended several stamp shows. President ...... .. . Rudy Frank Secretary .... Marie Kranenburg Front Row, left to right: Mr. Smith H. Krein, W. Keesler. Second Row G. Moore, H. Hopkins, H. Frank, T Ivanoif, D. Janick, T. Grant, P. Schle mowitz, R. Merwin, R. Lamme, J Peterson. Third Row: P. Tosi, N Boggs, J. Wetterau, H. Krein, C. Evers, E. Griesser. The Chess Club, with Mr. Frank Smith as advisor, consists of 20 members who joined out of an interest in the game. During the year enthusiasm for chess has been stimulated and the finer Points Clarified' Onteorais Crucible Smashers is open to all junior and senior high students of good academic standing and consists of some 20 members under the supervision of Mr. Jules D. Viglielmo. Its purpose is to foster and promote such scientific bents and capacities as are evinced by the membership. The general organization and atmos- phere of the meeting are kept quite informal to permit free exchange of ideas and full play of the imagination. Little time is spent in actual group umeetingl' in the belief that learning by doingl' is most applicable to all scientific work. Training in the scientific method rather than vocational preparation is the primary concern of the club. President ..... . . . John Wetterau Vice-President ...... , . . David Friedman Secretary-Treasurer ....... ...... M arie Kranenburg I Scoenoe Front Row, left to right: C. Evers, D. Friedman, F. Aalto, R. Jones, G. Moore, P. Schlemowitz, M. Kranenburg. Second Row: Mr. Viglielmo, T. McCrosson, P. Pike, D. Jordan, I. Deutsch, N. Boggs, J. Wetterau. ?fzeac4 Front Row, left to right: B. Gordon, P. Moncure, A. Irvine, N. Devis- scher, R. Johnson, M. Kranenburg, Mr. Benedict fAd11isorJ. i l i 1 The French Club, under the guidance of Mr. George Benedict, has 10 members who are studying French Ill or held an excellent standing in French II classes. French Students join to improve their language speaking ability. The Craft Club has 52 members who are divided into four separate groups, all under the direction of Mrs. Edna Quick. The club offers extra time for the students interested in working in arts and crafts. To date the members have been engaged in basket Weaving and have done block printing. 24214 and Front Row, left to right: J. White, L. Muhlich, E. Krein, R. Baranello, Pizzarelli, E. Ford, D. Richert, J. Knecht. Second Row: E. Quick, N. Kelder, P. Kunkle, S. Lane, G. Barringer, B. Epstein, V. Capone, J. Todd, B. Wickham. Third Row: G. Larish, P. Keator, V. Lapo, R. Peck, J. Crumme, M. Connaughton, A. Fox, T. lvanollf. Fourth Row: H. Frank, M. Lockwood, L. Dutcher, S. Johnson, M. Doehler, L, Charles, L. Herbert, L. Richert. RRP Front Raw, left to right: W. Smith, L. Shultis, R. Wendt, J. I Schlemowitz, C. Bruno, B. Walsh. Second Row: G. Bedell, G. Black, R, Eignor, J. Fricke, J. Schoonmaker, J. Rose, R. Shultis. Third Row: Mr. Malek, R. Shultis, A. Peck, D. Berggren, H. Carl, R. Smith. The HThespipers',, with Mr. Robert Thornell as director, has a roll of 19 who must agree to meet three times a week. The purpose of the 'cThespipers7' is to study and work with the dramatic techniques, speech, and stagecraft, and to produce , plays, when possible, for public performance. During the year, two one-act plays were rehearsed for introduction of stage and acting problems to new members. President .................................................. Konrad King Vice-President . . . ....... Richard Jordon Secretary ...... . . . Jacqueline Friedman Treasurer ...... ..... Front Row, left to right: M. Franklin, L. DuBois, J. Friedman, K. King, R. Jordan, T. Miller, G, Bare. Second Row: Mr. Thornell, A. Peck, J. Hutton, S. Locke, L. Herbert, B. Tosi, M. Montiforte, F. Sanchis. Third Row: A. Halzell, I. Shultis, V. Martin, D. Mellin, P. Mecklem, C. Poseluzny, J. Busch. Fourth Row: M. Parker, J. Summerville, C. Glass, H. Wendler, M, Mc- Hugh, J. Jordan, A. Stevens, M. Nagel. f as ' Lana DuBois 36 Yr' Front Row, left to right: R. Kulseng, J. Schlemowitz, G. Bruno, J. Apuzzo, J. Lane, D, Matos, C. Barringer, J. Hasbrouck, J. Todd, B. Wickham. Second Row: W. Fay, B. Tosi, R. Jones, L. o Benjamin, J. Busch, E. Shultis, G. Burke, L. Juliano, D. Muhlich, My Nl. Tolman, B. Every, G. Moore, B. Stahl. Third Row: E. Bon- steel, J. Gelbert, J. Krum, N. Devisscher, Ri. Fuchs, E. Gormley, I. Deutsch, A. Tumasian, M. Smith, B. Rion. The thrift tellersvare a very necessary group in the banking program at Onteora, under the guidance of Mr. Stahl and Mr. Fay. The elementary wing is covered by Mr. Fay's 'glntroduction to Businessw class and in the junior-senior high wing, two students from each homeroom are chosen to take care of the money. So far the students fulfilled their jobs very efficiently and capably. The majorettes under the instruction of Arlene Corrado had a brilliant year. The .girls donned their uniforms to brave the cold air as they led the band down the field at the last football game against Guilderland and have also performed with the band at various concerts, basketball games and last but not least twirled in the Memorial Day parades. Captain ............. . . Joan Trowbridge C0-Captain . . . . . . Peggy Stevens l Let to rzght K Warnes, M. Every, R. Jacobsen, J. Trowbridge, ' P Stewens K Forno B Timpson. ,xx ? -s bs., mls A ' ' 15G?Qr5zm1iff.:':r2aiL. 51i2WlQ x ? .- ., ag V .iii iii ,l J ffov, 1. 1. l 5 Y . Wil rligifiilfff-.f1' 'f-451 - ' H2 iFgflZfi'flf. 1 'S ix f-'fffixiiflfft' 'H 1 - , if 1' 'I ,s A. ..- it - 1 iftiwf - W ,- ' P. : 'f f J , . -Q ' ' K : i tp K 1. T . .. A K -ft , f I s X ' ff, Y x Front Row, left to right: J. Burke, L. Vanacore, R. Shultis, E. Andersen, C. Cange, H. Wendler. Second Row: Coach Witko, B. ' Robinson, R. Smith, F. Boland, R. Hall, J. Frankle, T. Jensen, WW G. Glass fManagerJ. This yearis Varsity team consisted of only live seasoned players. Two new- comers, Floyd 'LBubby,' Boland and Lou Vanacore, along with six of the fellow's moving up from the J ayVee ranks, constituted the team. All in all the team was vastly improved, more experienced and displayed better team and pass work than was ever shown before. Winning over Tri Valley, New Paltz Qtwicej, Walkill, Cairo, and Marlboro gave the boys more poise and increased confidence. Captains . . . . . Ted Jensen and Dick Smith Manager . . . ...... ............... C lenn Glass 2? The Junior Varsity represented almost all new material as Coach Shekitka chose his team. Inspite of their general lack of experience at the start of the season, they progressed rapidly tucking a few victories under their belts. Two of the schools defeated were F leischmans and New Paltz. Front Row, left to right: H. Krein, H. Jones, J. Rose, R, Myers, B. Cordon, E. Caruso. Second Row: Coach Shekitka, H. Krein, S. Shank, J. Wetterau, C. Bremer, N. Boggs, W. Krein, E. ' ' Gilligan, J. Bachor fManagerJ. Front Row, left to right: H. Hopkins, O Kreln G Foster R Glass, J. Lawrence. Second Row: Mr. Stahl K Hahn H Wendler R. Wilkens, B. Hopkins, G. Glass. Onteora once again proved itself invincible in this department as its team swept the U. C. A. L. field and secured for itself the Cross-Country Championship trophy. Virtually undefeated, it lost to the Kingston Varsity by a point, then went on to win in Class C of the Sectionals at Bear Mountain. Three of its wins this past season were by perfect scores, 15-40 with low score the victor, over Guilderland and Walkill, twice. Glenn Glass wrote in a new record time for the two-mile here at 0.C.S. at 10.33, a mark that Glenn may well be proud of. Our '4Hill and Dalersi' are a real credit to Onteora. Captain ........... . . . . . . . . Gerry Hoyt Now in their ethical year of interscholastic sports for the girls at Onteora, the team, with the coaching of Miss Gorton, battled valiantly agalnst Kerhonkson in the only play-day of the season which was held at O. C. S. Front Row, left to right: D. Matos, B. DuBois, J. Frishberg, J. Hasbrouck, J. Pearson, G. Sorensen, G. Burke. Second Row: T. Bachor, G. Wright, L. Juliano, D. Juliano, E. Shultis, D. Muhlich, B. Timpson. Third Row: R. Jacobsen, J. Van de Bogart, G, Hoyt, 0 g R. Germond, B. Decker, M. Baughman, Miss Gorton. ll liin Q me Wm Rag e vie sts. - L r- . ' V , ' ju ' ' 'N ui. A '. - I ',-rf., ' ,- gk 'intl e fs v e , l Q s ,f c c 5' r r I A - A K , 3' N T f. S Q r, i t Q Q k XZ 525, 5 2 v ,Q was Q 5 , t A is s Q? iff, , .Q as -Qr sw-E ' I X 3 S if 5 l g 5 QA T 'I , r Front Row, left to right: L. Stevens, R. Shultis, K. Hahn, E. 3 1 Andersen, G. Dunkel, K. Olson, G. Sorenson, L. Vanacore. Sec- aqa and Row: Mr. Witko, J. Fricke, R. Smith, J. Frankle, B. Hall, R. Cvermond, C. Bremer, C. Glass, B. Robinson. The Boyis Leaders Club, under the guidance of Mr. Edward Witko, consists of 25 members who are interested in tumbling and gymnastics. Each member joins to develop and perfect skills and stunts in these areas. On March 23, a Physical Education Demonstration included the work of the club. The Cirlls Leaders Club, under the guidance of Miss Marie Gorton, has 20 members whose qualifications include interest in advancement skills, and interest in assisting in Physical Education classes and programs. Various Play-Days were held at O. C. S. and the members organized these programs. The annual spring Physical Education Demonstration with the assistance of the Physical Education Classes, was presented and organized by the club members. Captain, ............................... . . . Barbara Timpson Front Row, left to right: D. Matos, J. Frishberg, B. DuBois, E. Shultis. Second Row: J. Hasbrouck, J, Pear- son, G. Sorensen, T. Bachor, L. Juliano, G. Wright. Third Row: B. Timpson, .l. Van de Bogart, R. ,la- cobsen, R. Germond, M. Baughman, D. Muchich. 1 . f 1 'es Saxophone Section, lst alto, L. Marlatt, 2nd tenorg N. Trombone Section, lstg E. Andersen, Zndg L. Dutcher, Zncig Ostrander, 3rd alto, J. Frishberg, 4th tenorg E. Swenson, A. Fox, 3rdg K. Hansen. Rhythm Sectiong Piano, J. 5th Baritoneg R. Rossmann. Trumpet Sectiong lstg T. Mc- Friedman, Drums, G. Dunkel, Sousaphone, R. Wendt, Mr. Crosson, lst, H. Folkerts, Zndg K. Hahn, 3rdg D. Muhlich. Simon, Director. ance gem! The 15 members of the Dance Band, under Mr. Harry Simon's leadership, were selected for mem- bership by being better than average in music reading. The purpose of the organization is to represent Onteora at school ban- quets and concerts which it has done this past year. The band has been fortunate in obtaining 18 special arrangements written by Art Dedrick. Mr. Dedrick, for many years, did all the arrang- ing for the Vaughn Monroe Band and many top flight bands. Left to right: L. Juliano, G. Wright, D. Muhlich, E. Bundy, l. Frishberg. Left to right: K. Warnes, D. Fltchner K. Forno, T. Miller, E. Shultls D Juli ano, M. Tripicco. This yearis Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleading squads were a vital part of every Onteora sports event. The squad, under the able direction of Miss Gorton, led cheers at all games in order to keep the spirit alive and show that the students were backing them. Some of the highlights for the squad were the new forma- tions introduced and effective cheers worked up with the band. Varsity Captain .. Doris ,luliano Co-Captain .. Madelyn Tripicco fr. Varsity Captain ........... Estelle Bundy Co-Captain .... Lorraine ,luliano Front Row, left to right: R. Shultis, R. Glass, H. Hopkins, K. Hahn, B. Hopkins. Second Row: Mr. Stahl, G. Glass, C. Bremer, R. Hall, R. Shultis, B. Robinson, H. Wendler. The track team of '56, under the coaching of Mr. Bernard Stahl, was one of the most successful teams of the year. Most of it's members were experienced seniors and the boys were especially strong in relay and distance events as many of them were Cross Country veterans. Front Row, left to right: M. Hummel, L. Stevens, R. Merwin, L Vanacore, H. Whispell, K. King, J. Rose, C. Mellin, E. Knecht Second Row: Coach Shekitka, B. Robinson, F. Reynolds, L. Shul tis, J. Bachor, J. LaRocca, E. Swenson, R. Myers, P, Tosi, R Shultis, Coach Witko. Third Row: N. Boggs, T. Jensen, D. Lea cock, R. Rossman, F. Boland, H. Rank, O. Moore, R. Smith C. Bremer. ers Under the direction of Mr. Harry Simon, the Onteora School Band is one of the most active and best developed extra-curricular groups in the school. Along with its several home concerts, it has also performed in Kingston and last year brought home a 3-C rating in state competition. Another facet of the Band's activities is its per- formance at home basketball games, an effort that has contributed greatly to the stimulation of school spirit and morale. The 15 members of the Dance Band, under Mr. Harry Sim0n's leadership, were selected for mem- bership by being better than average in music reading. The purpose of the organization is to represent Onteora at school banquets and concerts which it has done this past year. The band has been fortunate in obtaining 18 special arrangements written by Art Dedrick. Mr. Dedrick, for many years, did all the arranging for the Vaughn Mon- roe Band and many other top flight bands. Clarinet Section: lst, N. Cordon, E. Shultis, V. Capone, B. Epstein, 2nd, J. Frishberg, H. Frank, B. Decker, M. Kuypers, 3rdg M. Weeks, P. Stoutenbergh, G. Barringer, R. Schreiner, Bass Clarinet,g B. Wood, Saxophone Section, lst Alto, L. Marlatt, J. Frishberg, G. Borden, 2nd Altog C. Gordon, R. Krum, C. Wood, lst Tenor, N. Ostrander, 2nd Tenor, E. Swenson, Baritone, R. Rossmann, Flute Sectiong J. Friedman, M. Connaughton, P. Keator, P. Kunkle, J. Todd, Trumpet Section, lst, T. McCrosson, H. Folkerts, K. Hahn, R. Baranello, 2nd, D. Muhlich, R. Medal, P. Hahn, R. Fernandez, 3rd, N. Burke, R. Kleine, H. Krein, D. Marlatt, Trombone Section lst, E. Andersen, L. Dutcher, E. Krein, P. Maier, B. Beesimer, Baritone Sectiong A. Fox, K. Hansen, French Horn Section, D. Janick, R. Haug, Sousaphone Section, R. Wendt, R. Wendt, R. Wilkens, Bell Lyra Section, L Deutsch, T. Miller, Hansen. gander Clarinet Section: E. Bundy, P. Nissen, J. DuBois, J. Irwin, S. Kelder, J. Ewel, H. Ketter, M. Merwin, N. Frank, K. Aalto, D. Kuypers, W. Hyatt, K. Borden, A. Ladin, C. Rubin, E. Epstein, D. Munch, P. Adsit, F. Ganci, S. Aronofsky, K. DuBois, C. Palmer. Trumpet Sec- tion: R. Weeks, W. Fox, S. Ruff, S. Cilligan, S. Costa, P. Jones, Trombone Section: C. Thornell, H. Browng French Horn: P. Moncureg Baritone Horn: L. Janick, H. Wood, Saxophone: B. Marlattg Drum Section: C. Larish, L. Joyce. Front Row, left to right: B. Walsh, W. Smith, G. Bruno, J. Lane, J. Celb T. Ivanoff, M, Montiforte. Second Row: S. Styles, E. Maier, R. Kulsing, L Shultis, J. Scheringer, l. Jocelyn, S. Swanson, M. Davis. Third Row: Mr. Good rich, W. Davis, P. DeGraH, G. Kessler, F. Reiner, R. Wood, B. Wilber, E Maben, B. Buley, Mr. Smith. Fourth Row: B. Tosi, S. Locke, R. Johnson, K Edmundsen, M, Ramsell, L. Herbert, C. Poseluzny, E. Lang. Fifth Row: J Irvine, M. Miller, P. Holgate, L. Stoutenberg, G. Black, J. Wingert, E. Cange D. Lane. Front Row, left to right: R. Lattimore, L. Anderson, J. Schlemowitz, B. Allen, A. Fox, S. Banks, P. Myers. Second Row: D. Keeler, R. Usher, R. Krenn, C. Rothman, R. Wendt, J. Casimir, R.,Rosa, E. Gormley. Third Row: E. Stone iTeaeherJ C. Muller, R. Barringer, J. Eignor, C. Davis, G. Pagan, D, Moore, M. MaeDaniel, B. Kolis. Fourth Row: K. Lettel, H. Frank, C. Wheeler, I. Shultis, V. Stoutenberg, A, Halzell, D. Parker, E. Moore. Fifth Row: G. Wood, P. Mecklem, F. Wilber, L. Charles, P. Wilkins, M. Dohler, J. Briedis, H. Trow- bridge. Front Row, left to right: A. Gelsinger, C. Larish, J. DiCeovanni, V. Capone, J. Caruso, B. Epstein, S. Lane. Second Row: N. Keider, P. Kunkle, G, Bar- ringer, J. Kirk, A, Knecht, L. Gray, M, DeCraff, E. Ford. Third Row: J. Gordon, L. Dutcher, R. Baranelio, R. Jones, R. Fernandez, V. Lapo, J. Hutton. Fourth Row: E. Ferguson, M. Connaughton, P. Keator, J. Grumme, E. Ferguson, Y. 7 Davis, L. Ricker, M. Lockwood. Fifth Row: P. Auehmoody, J. Petersen, R. Ennist, H. Hudler, J. Jordan, S. Johnson, M. McHugh, H. Scheringer. Front Row, left to right: D. Vanacore, D. Marlatt, R. Myers, F. Sanchis, W Bollenback. Second Row: M. J. Murray, E. Baldwin, B, Maben, D. Werner, D Richert, E. Wood, M. Pizzarelli, J. White. Third Row: B. Miller, L. Rothman R. Krum, G. Muller, G. Moore, A. Peck, R. Peck, L. Muhlich. Fourth Row J. Pizzarelli, D. Vonliich, D. Stone, B. Wright, W. Kessler, B. Minervini, E Krein, G, Miller. Fifth Row: N. Roteila, A. Quick, L. Thompson, J. Todd, B Wickham, M. Weeks, R. Simmen, G. Shultis. 45 ?4wW Front Row, left to right: P. Thornton, C. Vanni, M. Morrissey, M. Cawston, L. Mazzacone, B. Main, B. VanEtten, A. Fusick. Second Row: C. Hearn, M. Chatfield, H. Osborne, M. McGloughlin, M. Rapp, A. Vanwagner, F. Watson, M. Owens. Third Row: R. Vanni, F. Reinhardt, D. Schlesinger, E. Dibbell, J. Lowther, J. Moses, D. McGrath, .l. Maquire. Mary Cawston-Grade 1-New Paltz State Teachers College, Smith College, Mary Chatfield-Nurse-Teacher, Dental Hy- gienist-Columbia University, Royal Infirmary, Scotlandg Elsie Dibbell-Kindergarten-New Paltz State Teachers Col- legeg Anna Fusick-Grade 1-Albany and New Paltz State Teachers Collegeg Charlotte Hearn-Grade 2-New Paltz State Teachers Collegeg Josephine Lowther-Grade 1-Mills College, New Paltz State Teachers Collegeg Bessie Main- Grade 3-New Paltz State Teachers Collegeg Loretta Maz- zacone-Grade 1-Oneonta State Teachers Collegeg Mildred McCloughlin-Kindergarten-Mills College, New Paltz State Teachers Collegeg Dixon McGrath-Grade 4'-Drew Univer- sity, New Paltz State Teachers Collegeg Marguerite Mor- rissey-Grade 4-New Paltz State Teachers Collegi Judith Paltz State Moses-Kindergarten-Westminster College, New Wilming- ton, Pa., New Paltz State Teachers Collegeg Hazel Osborne- School Nurse-Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Cortland State Teachers College, Oneonta State Teachers Collegeg Mary Owens-Grade 6-Buffalo State Teachers College, Mary Rapp-Elementary Librarian-Syracuse Universityg Fred Reinhardt-Grade 5-New Paltz State Teachers College: Dinah Schlesinger-Grade 2-Hunter Collegeg Patricia Thornton-Grade 4-Cortland State Teachers Collegeg Betty Jane Van Etten-Grade 2-New Paltz State Teachers Col- legeg Constance Vanni-Grade 3-New Paltz State Teachers Collegeg Ronald Vanni-Grade 6-New Paltz State Teachers Collegeg Alice Van Wagner-Grade 5-State Teachers Col- lege, Westchesterg Freda Watson-Grade 5 and 6-New Preachers College. ,, , .J . ..- ::. . I . ,Qf M . . ..,,..,,.... .f - Q. , ,, - U ft-,jrzsgqfrigge ' L' . 2 A - ,A Wage Front Row, left to right: S. Mecklem, W. Hyatt, K. Borden, A. Rowe, S. Costa, G. Borden, M. Mer- win, S. Kelder. Second Row: W. Bateman, Director, E. Wilber, N. Gray, C. Herbert, C. Larish, J. Bruno, P. Dolce, E. Johnson, G. Loveless, T. Dutcher, M. Malkine. Third Row: E. Pleasants, D. Becker, E. Rider, E. Hansen, P. Keator, W. Christiana, E. Ricker, C. Bridge. Fourth Row: M. Kurta, P. Krogh, N. Collett, J. Allen, S. Shultis, V. Bruno, A. Lane, L. Muller. Front Row, left to right: R, Kliene, P. Maier, J. Styer, C. Gordon R. Peck, B. Shultis, E. Hansen, D. Reuss, E. Maier, A. Cure B. Scheringer. Second Row: L. Estrella, B. Beesimer, R. Vane Leuvan, M. Fergusen, R. Lane, L. Muller, V. Gardner, S. Cable B. Nice, R. Lane, T. Dutcher, J. Doran. Third Row: Mr. Vanni Mr, Maguire, P, Lane, W. Ennist, W. John, G. Borden, M. Heick H. Wilher, T. Thompson, R. Rank, J. Guglielmetti, F. Timpson J. Wheeler, Mrs. Watson, Miss Ownes. Fourth Row: N. Collett P. Krogh, R. Sheeley, C. Lane, K. Becker, P. Glass, J. Larys M. Kurts, A. Larys, R. Ernst, L. Kessler, S. Brewster, D. Bishop 1 Q 1 Front Row, left to right: K. Miller, C. Staiger, K. Lane, J. Dresser, R. May, H. Wood, R. Weeks, K. Edmundson. Second Row: G. Davis, S. Kelder, S. Costa, D. Matos, P. Dolce, J. Ecker, V. Dohler, P. Monoure. Third Row: F. Reinhardt, J. Ewel, C. Thornell, W. Christiana, L. Kearney, C. Larish, B. Jensen, Cv. Peck, E. Bundy, R. Hendrickson. Fourth Row: J. Irwin, P. Lane, E. Rider, W. Lane, W. Beckles, H. Pynn, P. Jones, H. Ketter. Fifth. Row: C. Quick, W. May, M. Shank, S. Cilligan, M. Rider, D. Germond, D. Van de Bogart, R. Bonesteel. Front Row, left to right: L. Janiek, C. McCoy R V1eNamara R Wilber D Alexander, H. Buley, N. Lattimore, W. Bachor Second Row E Charles 'Nl 5 Merwin, S. Conklin, W. Balmer, M. Appuzzo B Vlarlatt R Lowele s L Lane Third 'Rowz Mrs. Van Wagner, R. Cantlne B Knecht E Nluller J Hutton C. Husarek, T. Byron, C. Sedlmeier, K. Aalto T Payne Fourth Row A Lane M. Bonesteel, P. Weber, R. Palmer, R Baylor C Clarke R Hasenbem A Reuss. Ftfth Row: C. Howland, S. Ruff T Alexander A Tolman B Walsh J. Allen, E. Ashley, D. May. 'QV' REGINALD BENNETT Superintendent of Schools N.Y.S. College for Teachers, Albany, B.S., M.S. New Paltz State Teachers Col- lege JOHN MOEHLE Supervising Principal St. Lawrence University, B.S. M.A. Syracuse University WILLIAM DEMING Assistant Principal Colgate University, B.A., M.A St. Lawrence University PAUL RUNGE Guidance Counselor Hamilton College, B.A. Albany State Teachers Col- lege, M.A. ' 21l'iii.4 f -ifiea ,L Front Row, left to right: L. Elefant, R. Cable, C. Cable, J. Cange, W. Fox S. Aronofsky, D. Baldwin, L. Bonesteel, J. Bruno. Second Row: G. Brink, S Mecklem, P. Harcourt, J. Gormley, R. Segelken, C. Rubin, L. Johnson, J. Forno Third Row: Mr. McGrath, E. Weber, J. Werner, J. DuBois, E. Frankie, R. Kahil A. Rowe, W. Hyatt, A. Tetta. Fourth Row: E. Epstein, D. Shultis, C. DuBois Cv. Irvine, L. Bonsteel, G. Foncree, C. Scofield, S. May, C. Herbert. Fifth Row: R. Thornell, R. Bradley, P. Styer, G. Loveless, P. D'Amato, H. Heick, R. Pearson D. Becker, E. Fennelly. Front Row, left to right: M. Malkine, J. Hazarrossian, A. Ladin, B. Stevens, L. Winchell, R. Hoffman, R. Hendrickson, F. Ganci, P. Kirk. Second Row: N. Gray, E. Ricker, B. Ann Foncree, S. Clark, J. Werner, D. Munch, D, Merrihew, E. Johnson. Third Row: Mrs. Morrissey, L. Frasier, J. Tooker, D. Kuyers, C. Baughman, P. Keator, B. Wingert, R. Finch, K. Borden, Miss Thornton. Fourth Row: C. Bridge, G. Palmer, L. Wamsley, G. Swanson, L. Joyce, K. Cvermond, P. Nissen, M. Britton, R. Ramsell. Fifth Row: G. Fairbairn, S. Ivanoll, H. Dutcher, Erik, Stoutenburgh, R. Olsen, M. Wilber, B. Plesets, A. Byer, R. Eckert. Qmde4 Q ' 'J GF Front Row, left to right: L, DeCrafl, R. Van Wagner, T. Shultis, V. Lane, C Greenburg, G. Byron, B. Becker, H. Makelin, S. Maier. Second Row: C Murphy, R. Kearney, C. Fletcher, B. Kleine, L. Buley, B. Kleine, E. Huggins J. Lane. Third Row: P. Rose, P. Estrella, D. Cooper, R. Hahn, S. Witko, S Sussin, E. Germond, E. Kessler, S. Vostachr, Mrs. Frankle. Fourth Row: H John, B. Henkel, N. Peterson, J. Allen, A. Barbie, D. Bridge, C. Evans, N Straub, E. VanLoan, S. Busch. Fifth Row: S. Scheringer, K. Hesley, L. Hoyt H. Myers, D. Close, W. Todd, A. Swanson, M. Smithers, A. Smith, D, Gardner wats Front Row, left to right: B. Haver L 'Vlervsin D Bram P Rider S Hopper G, Bare, P, Kricker, G. Holgate A Hendrukson Second Row E Hoffman P. Kelder, A. Shekitka, D. Rowe S Rubin A North 'VI Lurie H Spoljarlc Third Row: Mrs. Vanni, J. Stone D Clark B Balmer A Savage J Byer R. Decker, L. Morgan, C. Rose, K Lane Miss Main Fourth Row D Ladln B. Kunkle, M. Poole, L. Barringer R Doran L Hu hson R Miller E Germ ond, P. Bov, L. Umhay. Fifth Row M Bracklow E Van de Bo art R Lucente, W. Buley, B. Hopkins, L Dutcher M Kolls L France D Brewste R. Decker. Front Row, left to right: S. DuBois, J. Stevens, J. Maben, L. Vanacore, K Deming, M. Bellows, E. VanLeuvan, G. Spoljaric, T. Gibson, J. Hubbell. Sec ond Row: Mrs. Schlesinger, M. Hoyt, C. Gade, G. Wilber, W. Krein, R. Fletcher A. Haver, G. Polito, E. Joyce, B. Parker, E. Hoffman, B. Shrout, A. Schaummer Third Row-: R. Smith, B. Ecker, D. Crispell, M. Usher, E. Ocker, W. Ashley S. Hoffman, G. Redmond, J. Lane, P. Dort. Fourth Row: J. Ostrander, V Krein, C. Barringer, M. Umhay, L. Winchell, D. Van de Bogart, M. Redmond J. Chase, R. DuBois, D. Rose, R. Graham. om.: Front Row, left to rzght. B. Buley, A. Bridge, J. Manuel, J. Lane, L. Schneider, K. Munch, A. Barringer, W. Gray, W. Haver, J. Stevens, G. Malkine A. Lent, L. Gibson, P. Dutcher. Second Row: G. Rider, C. Myers, J. Rotella R. Davis, D. VanEtten, C. Harrington, F. Gayewski, D. Hopskins, H. Miller C. Borden. Third Row: Miss Van Etten, P. Van de Bogart, C. Howland, J. Riccardi, A. Berryann, G. Hucker, S. Mercier, M. Clarke, B. Lane, H. George, J. Loftus, Mrs. Hearn. Fourth Row: J. Shumen, B. Bark, D. Wilber, R. Wendt, H. Gaede, L. Pynn, L. Carle, J. Burke, W. Bonestell, A. Styles, J. King, M. Trowbridge. Fifth Row: D. Platt, S. Moncure, J. Tucker, H. Rotella, M. Lane, J. Ashey, D. Estes, Y. Green, G. Short, J. Simpson, A. Vos, E. Weber. s 1 Front Row, left to right: I. Glass, B. Ratliif, T. Gillmor, G. Miller, N. Turno, R. Buley, P. Waite, K. Robertello, A. Segelken, L. Schraut, L. Williams, L. Murray. Second Row: J. Allen, S. Thornell, S. Shultis, S. Branni, A. Kelder, W. Tucker, H. Epstein, T. Crumpton, S. Kalish, V. Bellows. Third Row: Mrs. Lowther, M. Howland, W. Morhan, P. Dunham, S. France, J. Barbie, S. Thayer, F. Lane, J. Bremer, S. Nielsen, R. Lane, J. Maben. Fourth Row: H. Herbert, D. Ford, L. Mereurio, R. Olsen, C. Hubbell, W. Wamsley, M. Giuliano, P. Umhey, Mrs. Cawston. Fifth Row: M.. Brink, R. Quick, R. Knight, B. Umhay, L. Ganci, L. Wilber, K. Scheringer, J. Gardner, V. Kuypers, B. Guglielmetti, J. Hollenbeck, N. Ruff. Front Row, left to right: A. Gordon, T. Carle, R. DuBois, J. VanDeBogart, R. James, W. VanLeuvan, C. Gardner, C. Bonesteel, A. Carney, J. Sheeley, S. Polito, J. Muller. Second Row: D. Greenberg, R. Friedman, C. Sorensen, C. North, B. Storey, L. Nield, W. Brown, M. Redmond, B. Buley, T. Fletcher. Third Row: Miss Mazzacone, L. Herron, D. Roeder, J. Hoyt, L. Usher, D. Lane, L. Rotella, L, Herbert, G. Stallings, D. France, L. DuBois, A. Sutton, Mrs. Fusick. Fourth Row: F. Ohliger, E. VanKleeck, R. DuBois, B. Stoutenburgh, R Dutoher, J. Dolce, R. Day, R. Holsapple, B. Kelder, D. Aley, J. Howland, K Gregg, S. Styer, J. Barringer. Fifth Row: J. Straub, L. VanEtten, R. Peterson M. Peterson, R. Cooper, B. Ketter, S. Davis, G. Scheringer, J. Smith, M. Burke S. Donaldson, L. Buley, Houg, S. Smith. Front Row, left to right: A. Davis, A. Melendez, K. Haver, Aley, N. Capone, J. Hoyt, J. Merrihew, H. VonSchilling, C. Schneider, J. Polito. Second Row: F. Woods, R. Wilber, W. Beck, W. Warnecke, K. Green, K. Turno, J. Kelder, L. Elder. Third Row: Mrs, McCloughlin, C. Lane, D. Adams, J. Forno, P. Shekitka, K. Lucente, J. Johnson, R. Hucker, J. Vredenherg, Mrs. Moses. Fourth Row: C. Elliot, P. Byron, M. Gahan, W. Sutton, D. Scheringer, F Keegan, G. Brown, C. Smalls. Fifth Row: J. Tisch, R. Stephens, C. Segers D. North, C. RatliH, J. Secor, J. Adsit, J. Day, D. Green, P. Watkins. Km Front Row, left to right: W. Rider, A. Lent, C. Segelken, E. Van Valkenburg, F. DeCarlo, S. Estes, W. Alexander, J. Smith, S. Graham, C. Herdman. Sec- ond Row: S. Lapo, G. Brinkman, E. Knight, R. Rotella, J. Wood, G. Kennedy, G. McCoy, A. Kahill. Third Row: D. Manuel, W. DeGraff, J. Kricker, A. Redmond, L. Decker, D. Salisbury, M. Cole, R. Waring, C. Kleine. Fourth Row: M. Bush, H. Bernstein, R. Hanigan, N. Gaede, M. Lane, T. Byer, C. Van- Etten, K. Shultis. Fifth Row: I. Hamilton, L. Hamilton, D. Ostrander, W. Kraus, M. Runge, M. Buley, J. Quick, A. Carle, S. Axel. 1 Left to right: J. Bode, K. Montiforte, K. Stella, A. Dibbell. ,Q X y HBE? 2 11.P . V 'A'-- , sf 4 - M W -Q... 5,664 Duum Front Row, left to right: M. Bell, B. Schwartz, C. Wilbur, D. Green, N. Delimeter, B. Gugliemetti, R. Smith. Second Row: B. Smith, S. Johnston, B. Spanhake, Jr., B. Lifer, F, Gosso, P. Buley, P. deBruyn. . Front Row, left to right: T. Osterhoudt A. Lawrence, S. Somerville, E. Davis E. Wrixon. 54- ' 'E.l,:3'i?Q4E ' 1 . L , A , . WX My 7? :fm - g ie' m xl. Q. f i ' 'W gg Q 1, 2' i.,X.s1i..',l if I' . 5, .7-1. H 1 ,f Q X fi sf ..,f',! K it .- llflllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll Ill,IIllIlllIllIlllllllPllVllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll GLENFORD SERVICE STATION Compliments of Charles Smishkoff ASHOKAN AUTO SERVICE Tel. Kingston 326-R-2 Glenford, N. Y. Shokan 2707 PINE VIEW BAKERY Noted for fue Danish Paxtry ROBERT GRENNIE and Birthday Cakes Shokan 2793 N. Y. TELEPHONE CO. BELL TELEPHONE GIRL GRADUATES Why no+ make up your mind lo work for lhe N. Y. Tel. Co. Friendly People ' lnleresling Work ' Frequen+ Increases APPLY IN PERSON AT 775 Broadway Kingston, New York IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllll lllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIillIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIKIllllllllllllllllllllllll Which one,s the dummy? H983 Q? Qui Wg' slush' 5 3 Dtlsdjg i 'D-,Lf 2455! 'Vkk:, ' in by kkrk t A.,,, ..,V 1,1 wv: , . in-wt f- -Q: : . -:.--' --I 'fi 172,-'gi,1:,-w V 'f- ' , '-.. f iw , ,-,.: I V- 'L ys L ,L L ,,,: --'A ratr Not USL Quiet, please! Genius at work. riff!! Whafs a matter, Robby? Whois afraid of the big black wolf? It was about that big. iHow big?J Anymore lt dont make. The Blushing Bride. . now if you take a deep breath. W e wonder where the yellow went. Who was she, Mr. Deming? Trick or Treat. , . Sheik Of Araby A ' 'Q' -- - . fi QP . ' fr - is I f. ' -- -W rw q , 2 . ..,, V., -f f, 'W if . . V .wif 5 . 1 . r 1 225: ' TW, we Illlll Ill I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ill I I IllIIIIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllll I I I Compliments of EUGENE B. GORMLEY Qlnlrmial lun E PllOl'l'lll'lll. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dalian PINE HILL, NEW YORK GRIFFIN'S GARAGE 'fi-le-phone 3916 Pine Hill. New York Uni' - Oil - Acvftxxv ries VILLAAGE TAAXVERN Clfieflflll BVOKIIHUOIIIA' D07Il6.S'tiC Ruxgx Rugs Pint: Ilill. N. Y. Phone Kingston 6261 d'k XX lilzfmly. llr. Prop. CITY CARPET COMPANY Incorporated REX CABINS 134 N. Front Street Kingston, N. Y. Patrick J. Holland Peter B. Mathew We Feature Roberts Tackless Method Estimates Cheerfully Given Charles Rex, Prop. WALTER DAVENPORT SONS I-HGH FALLS, New YORK COMPLIMENTS OF ALAMO SERVICE STATION PHOENICIA, N. Y. lllllllllll lllllllllllll llllllll Illlllllllllllllllllll llll lllllllllllllllllllll IIIllllIIIIllllllllllllllIIllIlIlIIlIIIIIIl Illlllllllllllllll IlIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll BALMER WOODWORKING suor Be Bffmfiffd by Blame RAINBOW BEAUTY SALON Custom Wood Working and Wood Products Blanche DeSilva Pine Hill 3491 Pine Hill 2943 Big Indian COLD AND HEAT WAVES HEICK'S MARKET KIRK'S SERVICE STATION Quality Meats Groceries - Frozen Foods Phoenicia, New York Shandaken, N. Y. STERLING STUDIOS Compliments Of f PORTRAITS LEVINES Oliverea, N. Y. ARTISTIC DISTINCTION MT. CREST QUARRIES S 324 wan street J- Kfein, Owner Kingston 2832 Phone Windham 357 Hensonville, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF MID-HUDSON NATURAL GAS CQRP. AND Petroleum Production PHOENICIA PHONE 3275 KAPLAN FURNITURE CO., INC. 66-68 North Front Street Sporting Goods - Toys Kin gston, New York Radios - Records - Television Electrical Appliances N Compliments of 260 Fair Street Phone 321 ff X Q 45 North Front Street Kmgston' New York 'ig s1YLss5f'22,'.w' Phone 5554 v v v v vv v v v v IIllllIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllll lllllll 60 lllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllll Ill IIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllll I llllllll I Il IIllllIIllIllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllll I Illllll COMPLIMENTS OF ROTRON MANUFACTURING CO., INC. ROTRON ROTRON Woods+ock, New York Complimenfs of +he SOPHOMORE CLASS me afalowsky Flowers For All Occasions DREWS AND KROM FLOWER SHOP Fine Men's Weaf' 71 Albany Avenue Kingston Compliments for the SENIORS FRED D. CURE Pine Hill, New York I I I I I IKIIIUIXIIIHINI IPI I I NIIIIWI I IU PI I I I I TIIIIIIIHIHINIMIUIHIHIHIUII1I1NIHIHIHIHIVI IPI I I llllllllIlllllllllllllllHlllllllllllllllllll llllllll ll lll ll lllllllllllll lllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllil ll Phone 38-IO S. RUDISCH OPTOMETRIST 281 Fair Street Kingston. N. Y CERASARO BROS. SPORT CENTER Home of Columbia Bicyclei' Guns - Fishing Tackle - Skiis - Toys 336 Clinton Ave 1 Tel. 5422 - Kingston. N. Y POTTER BROTHERS SPORTING GOODS if-T -' A A . f -I l 'tw ' ,li W' ' f Q., ' Q5 .. ,Q .1 -- .-,I I - el it-I U A . . . - 'G me xiii af. . fi r A 'Q , A 5'--'. A . i z: We O' :J ' 'Fw 'W 23353 fr Q Q,.. ,. A KINGSTON, N. Y. 29+ Fair Street Compliments of FLAVEUS DIBBELL RENWICK M. DIBBELL General Insurance Phoenicia, New York Compliments of WILLIAM STEI.LING PHOENICIA NEW YORK IllIllllllllIllIHllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I ' Informal Giftx with a Touch of Elegance GOVERNOR CLINTON GIFT SHOP N Governor Clinton Hotel Kingston, N. Y. N Telephone 1495 COMPLIMENTS OF DUDY ' Beit Wishes to THE SENIOR CLASS HARRY AND LENORE ALLEN Let Ut Keep Your Home Fires' Burning H. L. FRANCE 81 SON FUEL OIL A KEROSENE Phone 2261 Pine Hill, N. Y. HOLZER MARKET CHOICE MEATS Quality Foods 7 Delicatessen Phoenicia 3218 RALPH BUSH GENERAL STORE VEGETABLES Complete Line of Meats Chichester, N, Y. Phoenicia 7990 llll Illl ll lIilIlllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllll lIlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllIl'llllllIllIlllllIllllllllllllillllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllll Illlllllillll I I IlllllllllllllillllllIllllll I I I Ilil Ill I I I I I I Ill Ill I lllllllll Ill I I I lllllllllllllll I I I I I Ill Illllllll I COMPLIMENTS IUNIOR CLASS KINGSTON YARDSTICK t The Home of Fine Fabrics Yard Goody of Every Dercription SLIP COVERS - DRAPERIES MADE TO ORDER Telephone 5252 42 North Front St. Kingston, N. Y. SAM BERNSTEIN 81 CO. On YVall Street, Kingston Tel. 14 King.vton'.r Oldmt Hoover Representatioex I-IOOVER CLEANERS The Worlds, Best - Upright or Tank Models Hoover Dustc-rs Hoover Steam Irons SALES SERVICE l'lIlllllllflliliillillll I I I I I I I MINl1lll1'l'ilIililll'lllV COMPLIMENTS OF CATSKILL BOOK AND RECORD SHOP Telephone 2251 P Woodstock, N.Y Telephone 3063 ROWE'S SHOE STORE 23 John Street Kingston, N.Y THOMPSON'S LAUNDRY 243 Clinton Avenue Kingston, N. Y. Telephone Kingston 1570 IIIIIII IIIIIIIIII Illlllllll ONTEORA TRADING POST TEXACO GAS STATION PLUMBING - HARDWARE - ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES MEYERS PUMPS DUPONT PAINTS - FISHING TACKLE - RIFLES AND HUNTING EQUIPMENT PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Proprietor, H. WILKINS A. H. GILDERSLEEVE 6. SON, INC. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGTEABLES 613 BROADWAY KINGSTON, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF BARBIZON SHOP, INC. Kingston, New York Phone PINE HILL 3461 FRANK'S CONSTRUCTION Sz TRUCKING Excavating 1 Grading 4 Bulldozing EXTRA FINE SHALE Crushed Stone, Black Top, Cement Blocks. Top Soil, Sand, Gravel, Fill, Coal FRANK CRNKOVIC, JR. Big Indian, N. Y. TRIANGLE GARAGE CHARLES S. PEET Pine Hill, New York COMPLIMENTS OF DICK AND HELEN DARLINGRS Olive Bridge, New York I I I I I I Ill!! 'WIHIHIIIIIIIHlllllllllllllllll I I I I I I I I I I' Ill I I 4 VIVI I I I I ll ll! INIHININNIHIIWIHIHIIIIWWIHIHIHINIHIHI flillzwlhllalitllllllll IHI llllllllllltlllll NIUIHIHINNINNIMI IMI lll I lllllllll Illltiltllllllllllllll MICHAEUS RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE STEAK 1 CHOPS - SEA FOOD 276 Fair Street ORTALE LAWYER Kingston 1 lNIain 51 No. Front St. Kingston, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF A F R I E N D Compliments of GOLDMAN'S Street Kingston FASHIONS IN GOOD TASTE GEORGE B. STYLES SONS, INC. 288 Fair Street KINGSTON, NEW YORK DETROIT SUPPLY CO., INC. KINGSTON, NEW YORK PINE HILL ARMS YEAR-ROUND RESORT Excellent Food 4 Congenial Atmosphere C. Dammann Pine Hill 3920 Complimen+s of STUDENT COUNCIL Illtll IlIllIllIHIVIIHITIIIIIVIINVIHIHIHlllllllll ll I I I Ill! IHIN ll I I I I I! N H I I ll Illllll lll Il I lllllll IMI! I NI! llllllllllllllll YIHIHIHI I ll VI ll IUIHI ll llllll Illll llllll I ll IHIHI lll IHIHIHI ll ll ll 'IZNIJ I'INIHIHIWIIIINIUIN-IHINEIHIENIII I I II'WI.IINIUI!WINIHIUIHIHI I I IVIIHIEIIUIHIIIINIINIE I I Dress and Drapery Fabrics Tel. 1793 KINGSTON MILL-END SHOP, INC. MIRUN Slip Covers and Drapes Made-to-Order Bpttm. Lumber From Better MillA, 39 North Front St. Kingston, N. Y. READY MIXED CONCRETE TC1CPh0f1C 3154 Kingston Newburgh PENNINGTON STUDIO AIN T EE . . I 72 M S R T Poughkeepsm - Enterprlse 9987 KINGSTON, NEW YORK O'REILLY'S STATIONERY- OFFICE EQUIPMENT - BUSINESS MACHINES Kings'ron, New York PINE HILL-KINGSTON BUS CORP: KINGSTON, NEW YORK CHARTERED BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS ll llll ll 1 4 SHANAI-IAN CONSTRUCTION C0., INC. ELLENVILLE, NEW YORK SUNTAG DRUGS LARSEN-JOHANSEN, INC. SAM MARCUS, Ph-G- I . 75 No. Front Street Kingston, N. Y. General Bullclmg Con+rac+ors Telephone 1360 P. BOX StOI'1e New York INC. fEWELRY - SILVERWARE - CHINA Telephones Kingston 1113 - 7306 209 Wall Street Kingston, N. Y. Storefronts MiT7AOT.Y and Glam COMPLIMENTS OF WAYSIDE GLASS CO. E. J. GORMELY LUMBER CO. Phone Shokan 2704 Phoenicia New York Route 28 Ashokan, N. Y. I lllllllll llll ll ll ll VI ll Ill THE KINGSTON TRUST CO. KINGSTON AND PHOENICIA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BABCOCK'S DAIRY PRODUCTS For Service in: Woodstock call Locust Grove Dairy, Woodstock 2667 Phoenicia call Mt. Pleasant Dairy, Phoenicia 7736 Stone Ridge call Babcock's Dairy, Kingston 590 Saugerties call Saugerties Dairy, Kingston 5458 197 Hurley Avenue Tel. 590 Kingston, New York its Bulldozers Shovels Cranes BOICEVILLE CONSTRUCTION CO. BOICEVILLE, N. Y. Land Clearing, Road Building, Grading All Types' of Excavating Cellars, Lakes, Swimming Pools, etc. Shale Gravel and Fill MOVING HOUSES Arnold S. Rymkevitch Tel. Shokan 2494 illllIllllllllllllllllllll lllllllll IllIllIllllllllIllIlllllllllillllllllllllll I E NEKOS BROTHERS 309 Wlall Street Kingston, New York IMI? I5 I I1 I I NIMIVII I1 IMI NI! I I VI! I1 I1 I1 IMI! I1 I NI! I1 IMIMIMI I NI NIMI1I1IMlMllllMlMl!l1l1l I Ii I I I1 I I1 I I NIMIN IMI! IMI! I1 IMI NI! IMI I I II I I I I CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS BEV. ANDERSEN CHEVROLET, INC. 731 BROADWAY KINGSTON, NEW YORK VVOODSTOCK SHOE STORE Sheer for the Family SHOE REPAIR Woodstock, New York COMPLIMENTS OF L O N D 0 N ' S Kingston and Saugerties, New York Phone 7082 SHULTS PAINT oo., INC. THE ORCHID SHOPPE PAINT - WALLPAPER - GLASS Flowers for All Occasions 37 N. Front Street Phone 162 - 163 MARIE PRICE 664 Broadway Kingston, New York IRENE MOTRIE Kingston, N. Y. BEST WISHES CHICHESTER WOOD PRODUCTS - CHICHESTER - B. and H. EPSTEIN D. FRISHBERG Phone 72 ' FURNITURE BERT WILDE, INC. ' CARPETS TIRES - RADIOS - APPLIANCES ' RUGS 632 Broadway Kingston, New York N. STOCK'S SONS. INC. WOODSTOCK FLOOR COVERINGS 661 669 Broadwa Woodstock, New York ' Y ELWOOD R. DuBOIS Phone 2530 Kingston, New York Il1IIIIMIIYIMIMIMIIWIMIMIHIINIIIIMIWIN I I KIMIMIIIIHIMIWIHIIIIllIHIHILEIHIIIIIIIMI IIMIMIllIllIllIIIIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIVIIMIMIIIIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIMIM llll Illll Illll Illl Illlllllllllllll II IIIIII I ll ll Ill I I ll IIlIIlIllIllI llllllllllIIlIllllllllllllllllllllll Illllll llIllI Il Il Illllll llllllllllll Il Illllllilllll lllllllll Il Illll I I Ill I THE GREAT BULL MARKETS Where Ihe Hudson Valley Saves on Finer Foods SMITH AVE. AT GRAND ST. WASHINGTON AND HURLEY AVES. KINGSTON, NEW YORK ISLAND DOCK LUMBER. INC. .1 1. ni I BUILDING MATERIALS Kingston, N. Y. Tel. 1960 FLANAGAN'S Everything for DAD and the LAD .Men's and Boys: Clothing and Furnishings 331 Wall Street Kingston, New York Conducted and Independent Tours Religious Pilgrirnages G R E E N W A L D ' S Established 1905 TRAVEL SERVICE Air Line and Steamship Reservations Hotels and Resort Accommodations No Service Charge Student and Teacher Tours Cruises by Air and Ship THE NOOK Famous for Harnburgersl' Woodstock, New York COUSINS HOME APPLIANCE GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Sales and Service Wloclostock, New York ALLABEN SERVICE STATION EARL ROWE, Prop. GAS - OIL - ACCESSORIES Phone Phoenicia 8145 On Route 28 Allaben, New York THE WOODSTOCK GIFT SHOP Gifts Worth Giving' LOUIS R. WALD Wloodstock, N. Y. Telephone 6560 Illll Ill Ill IlllllIllIllIlllllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll I l l I Illlllllllllllll I IllIlIlIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllliIl5Illlllll'IllIlIlll I I Illlll I llllllll I 1 COMPLIMENTS or GORDON'S PHARMACY Phoenicia, New York BEST WISHES AL SEAFOOD HOFFMAN DINER MT. TREMPER, NEW YORK I Ill I I ll I ll lllll WOODSTOCK GARAGE lVoodstock, New York Phone 2811 Sales FORD Service LEVENTHAL'S 56 Yum of FURS and FUR SERVICE Yours Exclusively I 288 Wall Street Kingston, New York TRADING POST LAKE HILL, N. Y. Groceries - Beer - Amoco Gas CATHERINE DUNKEL Tel. Woodstock 9498 COMPLIMENTS OF THE PINE HILL PRESS EARL G. BENNETT LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER FRANK SANCHIS Pine Hill, New York Chichester, New York Phone 7728 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WOODSTOCK SPORT SHOP Wooclslock 6844 Everylhing in Spor+s Equipmenl' I As Well As TOYS - GAMES - SPORT CLOTHING 4 MEN'S WEAR I I l IlIlHlHllIlv'lHlI1Il!lfllllllllllIlNl1NI!lI1!I1!l'1IllI1lllIllrllIIHIlll!llWNIHIINIIIIHIHININ'llllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllflllllillllllllllll I I I1IlllHIllIHIIIIHIlllHIIlIIillllllllllllllllllllllll I ll I ll I I ll I llllll I ll ll I VI I I lllllilHIllllllllllllllIllllIINlllllllllllllllllllllll I Illllll IHIHI GOMPLIMENTS OF IVAGNEIVS DELICATESSEN 734 Broadway Kingston, New COMPLIMENTS OF E I L E E N ' S Womeniv Apparel York Phoenicia, New York COMPLIMENTS OF PHOENICIA HOTEL Phoenicia, New York CHAPEL HILL KENNELS Daclirhund - Cookers - Toy Terriers - Boston Bulls 76 Chapel Street Kingston, New York Phone 6207-R THOMPSON'S ESSO STATION Gas - Oil - Lubrication - Repairs - Accessories Specializing in Steam Cleaning and Under 625 Broadway Phone 3366 Kingston, THE BARN Entertainment Nightly At the Beginning of the Onteora Trail coating N, Y, Kingston,' New York Your Dealer for Hammond Organs Baldwin Pianos and Organs THE ROGER BAER STUDIOS BURVGEVIN, INC. FL O RIS T . Kingston, New York Tel. 874 Kingston, New York BUSINESS BOOSTER LYNCHE'S DINER ONTEORA MFG. GO. Shandaken, New York Ashokan, New York McGRATH'S MARKET THE MEN'S SHOP Phoenicia, New York 251 Clinton Avenue, Kingston WOODSTOGK .IEWELERS ORCHARD PARK HOUSE Woodstock, New York Pine Hill, New York THE NEWS SHOP PINE HILL LIQUOR STORE VVoodstock, New York Pine Hill, New York SOCIAL PATRONS REMUS WHOLESALE, Kingston IVIRS. TERRY ROBERTS LIONEL GRAMMER JAMES QUINN IVIOTOROLA TELEVISION Watrous', SHOKAN GENERAL STATION I. WEINSTEIN RUDY DeSILVA MARGUERITE SMITH BOICE'S GENERAL STORE I Ill IllIllllllllllllllIllIllIlllIllllIlllIlllllfllllllllllllllll l lIllIllIlllllIHIHIllllllllIllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllll PROGRESS PUBLISHERS INCORPORATED ll COLVIN AVE. 0 PHONE 2-4401 OALBANY, N.Y.

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