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Ravena Coeymans Selkirk High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Ravena, NY)

 - Class of 1948

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GLIO'lkTOIxP1, Advzsor' 12, mu Q12 3 '5 87 54 NSAW of tht- tvpicztl hwy or girl in school :ts ht' frvts tlirmtg , . math, stzttitis trinl in law :mtl patinstztkingly trutlgvs his V is ty through lliiglish. But his clay is st-:tsoiivtl hy at clash t'ati't'h't-4' ztlmziiitloiiiiiviit in tht' gym, gt hit of hztrmoninus xnmliritig. or tht- t-xpzniitiiiig of his t'rt'attivt' thoughts in tht' fhih of his rhmc't'. .XII this is sprinklvtl with tht hivndly t'hit-rhut of tht' tlzty. Sckecfvafe af ZLLMQ XME,'THE PEOPLE . B4USK:PROGRAM .... 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We have Harry Miller, vice-presidentg Ellen Winn, class accountant, Maria Rutlaiewicz, secretary, and the two student council repre- sentatives. Eva Hamlin and Dot Hansen. Azzzzozzzzcvrs How do you do? I imagine your senior year was quite a busy one. Dan, will you tell us briefly about your class? Dan: The first big eyent I recall was the dreamy Freshman Christmas Ball. After that carrie the usual class activities until 'Iune made the thoughts of graduation paramount in our minds. We were the first combined class to graduate from Coeymans under the co-operative plan. That sophomore year in Ravena. under the orqicership of Ezio Tozzi, Harry Miller, Margie Hansen and Joe Blicozzi was quite a get-acquainted yearg but young as we were, we managed to make our square dance and Shindig the talk of the town. When we returned as juniors with Harry Miller as our president, Willie Lee Lips- comb at his right hand, Ellen Winn to handle the finance and Margie Hansen to jot down the niinutes, the class really began to go places. We could still boast of profitable square dances, but even more important was the rightful pride we could take in our beautiful prom, Apple Blossom Ball. It netted us quite a profit, as well. Then we were seniors, rulers of the roost, planning and scraping for the Wlashington trip. The ham and turkey suppers delighted many a palate and the Cowbell Jamboree and Carnival set many a pair of feet dancing. Wie certainly put on a number of bake sales-but nothing was as important to us as our VVashington trip. Boy, it will long be remembered! The publishing of this yearbook and graduation ended our high school careers, liappy and wonderful ones for us all. E Harry lNIillar Dan Pcrsieo Ellen Winn Eva Hamlin Page Five ROBERT ALBRIGHT-Chicken u,.u,l..u. ' .lllNr'11IIf'u'l .' llvll' AIN' :lug- l.uurIuru- lul.uulx uul luuuu, .mul :- .u lll.u1 ul Mu. nu- uu,u'uu luusu- l.u- .uluuluux - I i In -gr! lulul lluuullrlr nu lnlxua' l'uu.u:.u.11. llullll l Q 3 l X upl.uu:u' llzxlu lll lllll NllllXX. lllllx, l, l ll.ullu lluulu l luuuuuuuu l'lux 1 lnlu.uuuuuuu.u.- l Q - l lluu'I-N '-wlu . . . -rl' lxuxx llmllx lmurn lur u.ull Xrrlu .u'lrl l--u-vnu I . u u Sfrulgrul lux-'1lu.u1u:1 Ixyqyq s' 'mu 's. XX'uuu'l vquvlm ull' wul PAULINE BRANDON-Penny 'U' ' 1 ' Iuu-uuufuu 'iw-u ful' fu-l. 'ulu stvp up lu ilu' lllll'IUlHllUll1' auml X mluuul kuul luuu uuulu.muuu.ulx .uuuul lpuruh .uln.u-.x u-uu 'lu- .-- ,uuuu, ul luuuu-u-u u xlulluuuw lluu- ll.u-l.u'lll.nll lluu' uw-uulu: u.ux l.u-.u-.u-- luu-u :uw luuuluuuuu luv lvluulx- CARRlKER-JPQHITIC Nlnl .uluu lulm' l lullu l J. l l, ll.ulnll4l.al? l llulu uruuunuuf l Q, 5 1 H . 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I lu Xl l. l lRl 4 lmuuu.uluuuuu Xlru-1uul.uuul fl Xl!-.llu1llI.lllN l . , , , Ntrrvunu lumuuulllru' l Xml nlurn xunu lullu ulu. uu.:Ixll .u:u'l luuxu: u Inu l U : 'lml 'lllhlu lnlllllx 'B xl'U 'l-'- -'Nfl 'xl- 'llX U llll' ulu. llu-I I.nmlu.uu umm mx, Xululvrl lvlu-.vuql xl null lux' fluu- vnu' .uuuml u-uull lu-uuu H-u-ul .nl vlllsum-'ul uullllr luu-Iuu u- luu-ruuue-.llluuful luu .uluw luuluuulu nluu le-u-lx llu,ul xlur c.uuu ulu luugll .ul ulu-Il luu .uulrlu1uuluu, luru lllu.u1lx lu-u lufuuuuu 'lun lrlllluu xx lu-ll lulu un-xl xu'.nF ln-.ulllu llm- llu.uluu.uluu- I lluuuuuu. lx lull, LH-,X lllllu-4 l 1. l l XX I ulu luruu uuu lu.uuufl, luuuuvux uull luu- lxpllv: pu-ulplv lll1lll'v lwluuxl uuxllru lcllrrx. ,X ww:-l.u1x Xlux- null lux' ROBERT CONNORS-Bob ll uutu uufuuu uuuuu 'lf!uu.u t llfu gun ulu-u lu.u- ulul- ulu-luliux 'uukluuu uuuu! ul! luuf llu lul uuu .uuuul x.luuu u- : , lllgl X!! lurxmr nullunulr .u 'lure'-. llul'.x-llrbfluu-:lr lor 1-l.1'l'.1uuu Hull, lu-.ulu-l lull lumps, ...u. u.. ul.. uuuu uuuuul .u...ulu..- s..,,l...u...,u.' xuuu-l. l. . uul I l, -.ul- Hull-. ulu- -lull uluuu- lm! lxluuuu nlu.ul luu null ulul uu- lluu- lnlluxr. STARS tell us a little bit about your- self. Speak right into the mike now. And our first star is . JAMES CRANDALL-Crandall I l1I'tlI'f!t' e'xprr.fvior1: O.K., U.K., non' brat il, will yu? A liberal chap. always in the wrong place at the wrong time, but tries to keep outxof trouble. Good thing if you can do it, eh Jinnnie? Leaves his grey ofhcers cout to anyone who dares wear it. Intramurals 3, 4: In Trouble 2: 3, 4: Coronation Attendant 4. Following his happy school JUNE DOLLERY-Dollery l uz'r1rf1r vxjlrrffxioni Olaf ff'i'jn'r.i Boy what eyes! She likes living in geiieral, und not only has ll cult sense of humor, but enjoys being a good sport. She lt-:ut-s lim braniin, ' ' i 4 Di iinitns l lilnnx 'l 4 smile to Suzie Bevier. Chorus l, 2, l', : 'z G,A.C. 2, 3, 4, sec. 4, san' and shit-iii 2, fs, 4, hindi-0,7 sf if lIIll!T2iXIllllI'3lS 3, 4: Cv..-X.C. Team 4: Bowling fi: .l.V. Cheerleader fl, Ynrsily 4: llono Society 4: Student -Council 4: Hall of Faine. After graduation, work. CHARLES PAUL DU CLOS-Charlie Forever trying to collect ticket money from Us seniors. What fun, eh Charlie? The fellow that returns friendliness for friendliness. Youre .i good Joe, Charlie, and keep that sniilc. Boys Chorus 4: College Club 4 Dancing Club l. A succews.ul career in thc field of art is Chzirlieis ainbi tion for the future. Churlie's ability to have ti good time in Study llall is lelt to Bob Traver. Clays, our senior Romeo will continue to work at some place known only to late. ANN DALTON-Ann I a:'orilf fXlIfz'.Uflll!f Quitlt like ll bunny. 'Fhe girl with the red tape wiound around her ring. Ill sure hate to get hit with it. -What a personality! Boing!! This cutie has bequeathed her square dancing 'to any junior who thinks he or she can do as well. Dance Club Newspaper 2: 4: G.A.C. 3, 4: Drainatics -l: Chorus l, 2, fl: junior -Play J. WS hen the right one comes along, some lu:-ky firm will be employing Ann. RUTH DIEDERICH-General Favurile expression: Are you l:ifldin.7 Always has a. good joke, is forever causing Ellen Winn to have spasms, good sport, what a laugh she has!!! Ruth leaves her Veronica Lake hair-do to Louise Palmer-Hubba! Yearbook 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Honor Society 4: Hall of Fame. After graduation some college will claim Ruth so all near-by institutions watch out, lcause here she comes. SHIRLEY DIXON-Dickie Favorite e.x,l1rr'.r.fiorz: O bro-llzerl, Laughing isn't a hard taskofor Shirley .to perform, llighty, always patting somebody on the back, rf we go into the wild blur- with Shirley's steady hands giving hot coffee to the fpass outsfl Shels going to be Zi stewardess, you know. Chorus: Dancing Club: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Arts and Crafts 3, 4: J.V. Cheerleader 4, Head Cheerleader: Bowling 3, 43 Christmas Pageant 4. She leaves herlknack of calming down nervous Jay-Vee Cheerleaders to anyone who thinks they can do it. M ,, .7 ,C ffl AW ts f a s at Q f N MO sff M f sa 4 4k Wa f XQM f W W If -1 f f sW , ,t We , 10, Q . ,,,,, 5 so X Z 4 2-. W 5 -I J: ,219 f . 4 - f . -, H 5 'iii 5 X si ., ' I Sf! tiff 175.5 , .. , : , Q f, qs 1, , :, for ,, f' 1 f f fi ' I ' ' 'ef , ,Q A JAMES FARINELLI-Shamby lfarworiie r'iprf't.xion: Huh??.7H Nothing , , , never a dull moment when he's around. Shamby leaves his ability to think up fast ones to Roger Mulligan. Band l, 2, 3, 4: lntrumuruls 2, il, 4: l.R,C. 2: Mixed Chorus 3: l3oys,Ch0rus 4: Industrial Arts Club 4: Boys Club 1. lt's oFf to Business College for our friend Farinelli, Good luck! unfriendly about Jimmy, always a good word for evervbodv, and GERALD TAYLOR FINKE-Gerry Favorite r'i11re.i5in:l: Gn .t', The l43'er with a quick come-back and it's usually a joke: funny, too. What a smile! Seldom seen without a certain blonde. Boys Chorus 4: Track 4: Football 4: Yearbook 4: College Club 4: Junior Play: Science Club 3, 4: l.R.C. 3: Class Treasurer lg Intramurals l. 2, 'l. 4: Newspaper l. 4: Band l: Dancing Club. Gerry says: quote, On to college and n happily married life. 'l'o Guy Colburn, Gerry lr-axes hi- ability to get out of class in a hurry and to get into them late. Page Seven MILDRED RUTH GINTER-Chicken ln.1urI1 1xffx1.xx1.n f11jx1rx Ilxxx lv llxx' uxll xxxllx .x sxxxxlx- Ixxx xxxxxv Ixix-xxxllxxxvw. rxlxvlxxrlx xxxx'xxx .xxxxl Iuxvxx-x xlxxxxxu Ixrx NIx.xxr ul xsml.. Nlxx' Ixuxxxw Ixrx .xxxxl-xxxxxxxx x,xx.xIxlxx'w xxx -Iulxxx s'lll'N'L1.lll 5x'xxx1xx Mlm- lIxxIx I, 1. I. I 11 XI . I. I1x.xxxx.xxxrN I II.xxx1Ixxx.xI! I, Ixxlx.xxxxxxx.xls 1. I. 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Ill-xl ul Ixxx'Ix In uxxv ol xlxx- Ixxwl slxxxxtx xxx llxx' wxxxxxx x'I.xu. QQYQ DOROTHY FRANC ES HANSEN-Babe l11.1wxJi1 1xfrx1xxl1-ni I Ifxlrl xwn Hx Ifxxxvxvx .xsI,xlxE. INIxx'xx N UNIX .xml il NIWY xxxxl xxxllx lxxxxx. Nlxvl Ixx Ixrx' .1-Ilg lxxxx Nh.-K xxx-xx'x lxx Ixvxwll, x'.:xm- Ixx-F .xIxx.xw .xxmxxul Ilx-x Im.xI xxx.xxxxxx'x is Ich In Gxldgx .KIlxnx.xxx. H.xxx1l I: Ilxoxxxx I. l. I. 4: Nlxxx-xl llxxxxxxx -I3 I'.nNx'xxxIxI4' .I, 'IQ Ixx!x.xxxxxxx'.xIs I.k Y. I: SIIIIIFIII ixxxxxxxxl. Aux-- II1-xxxI1'lxt Ig Ilxxxxxlxu f.IxxIx IJ Xxx.xUxxlx Sfxx-xxxx' I. IS.xlxx'N uxxxxxu xxxlxx llxx- Ixmixxq-NN xxxxxlxl xxxxlil llxx- Iii: Su-xx. MARGARET JEAN HANSEN-Margie lu..wxl1 1xj11x11n ..Trl1nl1 ,xllllu Ilxx' ulxl xxxxlx xIxx' lxxxx Nu Ixmf.. .x xxx:-rl I,xu- xmx, .xlxx.xx- Ix.xN .x - Ixxr'lxxIlx -xxxxIr IIx'x Jxxxxlxxxw- xx I:-Il In Ruxxxxir Ihlxx-x llxxxxxxx I, Q, I, 4, l'15 f - Unflffl MMIII' lllflll xvll llllxl lufrf nn. 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N1-lr ,III , xxxllx xml. 11:51 light ,Sl ALFRED IRWIN-Dusfy 1 z1z'uriIt ixpltxrtiorz: Nlliliul flu you :u'uu1, an tgg in your brn', ' ll you hear anybody yelling drop dead, it's Dusty, sure enough, the one and only Cattle rustlin' Cowboy lrotn R.C.H.S. To Charlie Williams, Dusty leuxes' one ol' his many qualities, that ol being: seen and lienrtl. lntrnninrals 1. 2. 15, -1: .Xirplane Club -I-. l hear that Dusty is going to break clown and really work following his departure lroln school, WINIFRED IRWIN-Winnie l'l!11'tllilf:' zX1II'1,t,flt7Il' 'ASIof1, yuu'rr lri1lrliu. ' .Xnibitious and lull of the devil, good natured is she. Her interest in arli- xities and sports is lelt to hlarie Boehlke. Daneing Club I: Chorus l: lIllI'2llllll!'3l5 1, 2, 3, fl: Arts and Crafts 4. All ol VVinnie's ambition will he put into the niakines ol an ethcient secretary after graduation. WILLIE LEE LIPSCOMB-Toofie Iiavorilr 1.tprf'txfor1: Cer Whiz. Forever making someone laugh, and what a personality! No dull times with Tootie around, and that's some smile youu carry, t-oo, Willie Lee. Her ability to do the right thing at the right time is lelt to any sophomore who ,thinks he or she could Ado better. Impossible!! Chorus 1, Q5 Dancing Cluli 1: Class Vice-President 3. Another nurse Coming up: thats Willie Lee. ADA CATHERINE MALONE-Moloney I'l!lZ'UIlIfl,' rxj11'f'.x.i'i1n1: Okay, lUI'.t not get :Ui.i'e. If you'1'e looking for Competent senior, always ready for a good time. 21 pair of pretty eyes, not brown, not green, but blue, Ada's the girl for youl She leayes her average in law to any junior who gets less than SUM. Senior Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4, Honor Society 4: lvlixed Chorus 3: Dramatics tllub 1: Hall ol Fame. The Iirst thing on Ada's list ol' future plans is attending Business College and then tarliling the business world. f, U, ZQIQX, , if 7 ff ik ZELDA BEATRICE JONES-Bea Favorite arfirettinni Oh Gee Wiz.' A good kid to have around. the kind ol' girl that will do anything for you. Her outstanding record in helping with hot lunch is willed to any- one who can do as much. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper lg Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Library 2, 3, 4, Arts and Crafts 4. Zelda will enter training at St. Margarets Hospital. n ALICE KENDALL-Rea' Favorite exjzretsion: Are you kiddingfu The gal with the smile, personality and red hair, forever happy and can never find anything to complain about. Keep up the good record, Red! To Ruth Geddies Alive hequeaths her Boogie Woogie piano playing. Dancing Club lg Chorus 1. Red can't make up her mind whether to go to work or to Mildred Elley, but good luck anyway, JOSEPH A. MICOZZI-Joe l 111'nri!r rt11i'+'.m'or1: Cowl Chilly Smell .that sawdust? Thatis our muscle :nan Joe sweeping the floor. You ran pick up easy money that nay. His senior-like manners are lelt to Clarenre Conrad. Class Treas. 23 Newspaper 1: :Xrt Club lg Baseball Manager lg Srience and Aviation 4: Junior Play 3. Another undecided '-l3'er as far as future plans go. HARRY MILLER-Miller Frlzwrite' l'Xf17'r'Y.Yl0llf dl'lr'vf'lZ1f are' yu, liraggfu' or z'o1:1plafr1fr1'.7'l A swell Aloe, never without a laugh, or a joke, and he owns a personality plus. 'Io Hubie, Harry dedieates his Washington nickname O-O-O, and t0 the l1I1ClHl'Cl21bSll16n.-he hequeaths his ability to get ahead without being a book worm. ,Steering Committee 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Class l resiQ dent Q33 Class Vice-President 2, 4: I.R.C. 4, President: Airplane Club 1: Suealitng- Contest 1: Salutatorian 1: Coronation Attendant 3, 4: King 4: Hall ot fame. When asked about future plans-?-?-?-? Page Nine MARY VIRGINIA NOBLE--Mary III--III, III- I. ,,,. III, IIII III-IIIII II4'II III IIII- II-.II-II -II. 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I' .XIII IIIIII lflnllx I. UIIIII-QI' CIIIIII I, X InI'Iu ' ' v . III- .xllll in N!'lDI1'lllIN'lQ .IIIIIIIII-I I.IlxIIIII- IIIIN IIW IIIIIKIIIII, NIHI Nl'l'. I ALICE O'ROURKE-Alice lI1.III1lI IIIIIII-II-II ,III IIIII IIIII-gym' II IIIIIIj-fIuvIIII'. XIII,Iu IIIII-II I III-Iplnc ILIIIII. .IIIII uII.II III-IIIIIII mu- XIIIIIIII-I nu-I-I III-IIln.IlI' Hr: I llI.IlIlII-I lx II-Il III IIIII IIl.u:I- III XIIIIX I.IIIIIw IIIIIIIII, I I , . -, , '. . Ir- 'x , -I 4 I. . . . I 'l'I IIIIII I XI-IIIp.IpI-I I I, CIIIII-ur CIIIII I, III:-.ug IIIIIIIII SIIIWII I IWIIM XIIII- IIIII IIII III IIII- IIIKIIII- I- mm IIII- SIN IIIvII.II IIII--III RICHARD PAYNE-Sleepy , I l.1,IIr1lI IIjIrII :rw 'II' hm!-1-IIIIII lf- fr 'f- I1:'1f:1,!.lI.' ' HII.Il .I kII.IIII II-I le-IIIIII4 IIN IIIIIIN IIIIII .I pIII,I-I 1.I+I-' III- II-.III-I II- IIIIIII. III.IIIIII-II--III III iII.IIIII- NI-IKIIII III'I.-IIIIII.III I J I IMIIIIIIQ iIII'- 1 - I IIII.I.., I-III a xI.,.I.I...- IIIII- I IIIAIIIIIIIII I-III I II- I:III. 1, II.II.IfI. SUSAN BETTY PHILLIPS, H'P U II.IIlI I I'lI III' INIIILIIIIQ ull 'III' KJ-fIII,III' II YIIII- XIII-MII' vm: I-I MIIII ,I '- ' I II!-I, -IIII, 'I IIHIII l Iny .IfIII.I '.' IIII-IIIIII-. III IIII- 1I,II- III III IIII- I III-I, xIII I,IlI In-.II :I IIIIII- IIII-F III-II-I m.III .Ii :III-.1I:Ir SIII- II-Ixr I:I: II+III- 'II IuI.n Iluprvl IIIIIIIIIIQ I NI-Iwp.Ipr'1 I. I. 5'III'I-Il IIIIIIIII .I I IIII-I- KIIIII I I I, I fI XC I '4, I 5IIfII':II fuu.IIII KI-p I lI.l,:'I.,I 'II KIIIII 4 f,I.IIlX IIIIII I I I'H'N IIIIIIII I 1. I, I NIIIIIIIMZI- lm - NIIIIII-III IIIIIIIIII Rr!! I, Ili- IIIIII I IIlIl.IllIuI.III I J 'I IIIIII IHIIIIIIII- I IIII- NI-II YIIIII SLIM- II-II-pIuIm- f,ulnp:Inx IIIII II.IxI- .IIIIIIIII-I I-II.III-III -I'IIIIII IIIIIII IIII' CI.II- III I'III'I .II .III I-IIIIIIIIXI-v III-xl II-.Il BETTY ANN REINHART-Eels lg I-II:I II, -I IIIII II II-nl- ' -.., V I I---1 I III- I-II III. II..- ll...I.I,. I,... ,.I..I .II-.. IIIIA UIII IIII., I..,.I,.I,,.... .,,.,,.. ,, 'II--III-IH .III-1.141 III-I .IIIIIIlx III ua-I II:-:II m.IrIII I- III-',IIa-.IIIII-II III IIIIIIL I'I-fIIII'I'II- IIIII-,fI IIIIII I HIIIIIII SIIIII-rx I IIIII,,,,,,,,.,1. I -I HAH VIII-II Q III-11-I IIIII-IIII III IIIIIIIIII-I IIII- prIiI.IvIII IIIIIIII- ,II Sf Xl.IIg.II.-I. III--jvlV.II. MARIA F. RUTKlEWlCZ-Tootsie l 11:'orih iypriuiivri: Yu go! Rorlt.t.',','. ' The girl with the conlinuous gieele, Iorei er inquirinu. lN'liere's Doris and TQOFIHATH Her ability to lloor the boys is lell to next yefir's niost llirta- tious girl. Draniatics 3. -l: Chorus 2, li, -l-1 Ensemble ll: Cheerleader ,IVE 4: G..-MC.. 5, 4: Basketball Teain -lg Stuclnent Council 4: College Club 4: Science Club 3: Crafts Club 3: Library Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Newspaper 4: lntraniurals 3, 4. When asked her plans lor the future, her reply nas. l don't knoxslfb' RICHARD SCHAROUN-Dick l 11:'orii'f' rtpn f.Xl17lII Hlliliril tl rirolling n'.':'rlofm1rnt. The lellou' uith the devilish sniile and the carefree air. lle leaves his knack of setting to school late every day to some speedy junior. News- paper l: Dancing Club 13 Bowling l: junior Chapel Proarani. lfork is all lined up for Dick after leaving the portals of Ravena-Coeyinans High. JOAN SHAFER-Shel Favorite expre55ion: 1 told you Ilia! I lnrfzl you, rznzt' get null The gal with the slick personality. always ready for a laugh and apprecia- tive of a funny joke. She leaves her friendliness to any junior who needs same. Intramurals 2, 3: Newspaper 4: Dramatics 4: G.A,C. 3, 4: Chorus lg Coronation Attendant 3, -lg Queen 4. just take life nice and easy is Sha.'er's main ambition. JOAN A. SHARP E-Sharpie Favorile expresxionr KiH0Il6Sflj'JlLh0,fl a thunk it? A cute sense of humor and what a smile. To the next year's cheer- leaders, Sharpie leaves her umph . Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 4, 'Ireas.: Newspaper 2, Feature Ed. 3, Ed. 43 G.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Play 2: Chorus l, 2, 13: Cheerleader 3, 4g l.R.C. 4: Bowling 3: Intramurals l, 2, fi, 4: Speaking Contest lg Yearbook 3, 4, Freshman Play, Junior Play. Sharpie is enter- ing Cortland in the fall. Kiddies watch out 'cause she's going to be a kindergarten teacher. GLADYS MARIE SICKLES-Slugger I a:'nri!f' rtprtxttirnz: Ol: I ooIl The lucky girl, only half a day ol' school lor slugsgerfa merry soul and very friendly is she. Gladys leaves her knack to have a good time to the junior twins. Chorus l, 23 Dancing Club l. Another uorlting girl alter graduation, DORIS STANTON-Two Wheels l a1'o:i!f' rtflnzntiorif 'Hlly nfliiug lrurlf' Forever on the go and doing everything all at once. Yearbook 'lireasurer 2, fl, 4: Science Club 3. Secretary 3: Library Club l. 2, ll. 43 Newspaper l, 2: G.A.C. 2. 3. 4, President 4, Team 43 College Club 4, Secretary: Student Council, 'lreasurer 4: Honor Society 4, Secretary: Intramurals 2. 3, 4. Captain: Steering Committee 4, Hall of Fame. Doris will be enter- ing- businessqschool uith Vosburgh in the near future, Doris leaves her lf'2lll and polite super structure to Bob Dunn so X , .W . 243' 9,1 u 4 'Km '-rw Q az fa 4 f J L.4bs'l w RAY G EORGE STARR-Raymond I a:'orlf1, v,tpre.t.xfl11i: Careful tlzrrr young.tl4'l hledium height, light and handsomefalways ready for a good time. there is neter a drab moment with our tri-voiced Cherub. He leaves his muscles to Franklin Pierre. Dancing Club l, Pres.: Band l, 2, 3. 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Airplane Club l, 45 Dance Band 3. 4. To farm is Rays main ambition following his departure lrom R.C,H.S. ARLINE M. STRAIT-Blue Eyes I az'o1lte mflrestiruri Stop foolin' arounn'.'. ' Always having a good time no matter where. she's an all around good kid. Those bea-u-tee-lull eyes are left to some sophomore or junior who doesn't like his own. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Aviation and Science 4. Arline is another senior who isn't sure of what next year's plans will be. Page Eleven xxxIIx Nmxxvllxxxxu llvxx, .xxxrl .xIxx.xu I-.xurx lu Ix.xxx- vxxxx III-x ,xl-xIxlN lu qv! In wIxmxI on lxxxxx' 1- Iq'Il lu IIIIIIVIIII Gx'xlIxlx xxlxo Ixu-N xxx I.xx .xxx.n. Dr.xxxx.Axxu I. I. fl: I'xn-N., Smivxxu- l'lxxIx 3, I: Ilmxm Nnfivlx 41 Nlxxdrxxl llnxxnrll +l1 Bxxxslxxxq QI, 41 ffxixfls CIuIx fI. 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Probably VVesty uill be the first ol our girls of 1943 to get married, .Xt least tliat's what her plans ure. GOOD LUCK .XLICIZYE 1W,M,f1, fa L . MARGIE JOAN WILTSIE-Jocnie Favorite expiuzniou: 'tYe Gruli mul Lilllr l i,ili4.s, The gal with the enormous wardrobe, something new every day. A helpful senior who loves to haxe Inn and enjoy herself. Dancing Club Ig jr. Chorus 2, 33 Bowling Club 4: Mixed linseniblt- fl. ller lille of he-ing an all around kirl is lt-it to zinolln-.' Wilsey named Ruth. After graduation ,loaniez plans to take a much wanted vacation and then work!! Ouch ! ELLA MAE WlCKl'lAM--Tuffy lfrliwrilr u.rprr.i.iinu: Did I lm:-1' lun lui! nfglilf' Ylilll' Lgirl lorcxer rollcctin' money for tickets or S something. A IllL'l'!'y soul is she :intl always ready for fun. She leaxes her lnoney folleetinq to ani junior who ran be trustworthy. Chorus 1, l.l-LC. 2, 33 G.A.C. 2, fi, 4, Team 43 Student Connell 2, 43 Steering Connnittee 43 Yearbook -lg Library Club 2, fl, 45 Band lg Intmnnnxil 1, 2, 3, 45 Dancing Club l. 'l'ull'y is going to work for thc Slate next fall. ROSE MARY ZOLKO-Georgie l 111lru'i1r t'xf1rr.i.iiuu: 'Hlfy Coilin e girl that always dresses as neat as a pin and iorever up to something, Georgie has rlaiined the distinrtion of being last on the list. She leaves this to her sister. Dralnatics Club 1: Band lg Ensemble 21 Chorus l, 2, 3. -ln Another gal on ber wav to lurther knowledge at College. ELLEN C. WINN-Sunny I'iIl1'llliff' ef,xj1rf'x,iim1: H,-lilfl Ilia! ll'Illl1I'.il.lH Winn, wigor. and VVitality. What a sense of bnniorf Her laugh is better yet. Her knee slapping and li fn- raising is left to any of next years seniors who won't Collapse under the strain. Steering Coin- inittee 4: Newspaper l, 2, fig Drainatifs 1, 2, 152 Chorus 1, 2, 3: Student Council 3, 4, President 41 Class Treasurer fl, 4: G.A,C. 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If Ymx Il11x M111 IHQJNI .l'.'. 4l1..1x, .1:.1l M1 il lu. wflnu xl-11 11 R fl -Il.-S 111xl x1g11, VN'1'll, .11111AI x1111 1 1 1 XXL I x1 . 1..111.1 ' ' ' 1111112 11111 11w11l111111, l1.1x1 lIN Illvl 11111411 11111 1111111411 111f11f- llllllll' l1:1xk1'1l111ll vnu Tony: Anthony Paretta. Arznozlnrrr: Wlill you introduce the other leaders of your eighth grade? Tony: Yes, Jo Palmer is second in command, and this is joan Hughes, David Crayin and YYilliam Hughes. An11ozuzm'r.' NVQ are glad you're here. Have you ever been on a radio show before? Tony: No, we havenlt. Annozuzrer: Good. Then this is a new experience for you. Come tell us all about yourselves. Tony: This is just about as exciting as the magic show and the fortune telling we put on at the Hallowelen party. I heard Ronnie tell about their athletic feats, and I would just like to put in a few words for our class teams. VVe were victorious through the football and basketball seasons and this was topped off by a banquet and awards to the stars. Announcer: Congratulations! I was talking with your advisors, lNIrs. Banner and Bliss Cole, and I gather you,re the only class with a motto. Tony: Uh huh. A JOKE A DAY-BUT WORK AWAY. Azzrzofnzccvx' You know, that's not such a bad idea. As we want to get this inter- view Hnished, weld better get on. Hi there, who are you? Announcer: And now, Ladies and Gentlemen, before we introduce some of our stars tonight, our sponsors want to know, Has your ticker stopped? Wfateh, that is! Need a repair? See HARRY POE! Helll be sure to put that rythmie beat baek in it! Need Oil? Need Coal? Need Lumber? Of eourse you will when the iey hand of winter slips over your home, so eall the RAVENA LUMBER CO., C. D. Hawn. Ine., and keep your home glowing and warm. Planning to build a home? Have you heard where to purchase your lumber yet? W'hy not try PALMER'S LUMBER YARD? I'm sure you'll be greatly satisfied. For earefully grown snow white mushrooms, see the FRANGELLA BROS. BUSHS' for greeting eards, delieious, home made iee cream and-well prae- tieally anything. Drop in. won't you? Stop in at ALTlMARI'S for a friendly ehat and refreshments, I hear youfre giving a party. So for those high-grade groeeries, meats, and delieaeies shop at ANDREWV T. MAYONE and take advantage of his prompt delivery serviee. An21onnc'r'r.' XN'here's our ,lanet who is going to be with us tonight? v J ?5 yr givin. AIM A 1 Page Nineteen Ravcnu Kindcrgarl cn Ravcna Grade Two . Ravcna Grade Om: jaurl: llt-rt' I am. Miss .-Xnnount't'r, and I havt- tht' rt'port for all the grades in Ravt-na and cifitjllllllls. .-Immum'rr: Wt-ll. hout-5, go right aht'ad and rt'ad for us. janrl: All right. l'll start with Ravt-na. WVhilt' I was in tht' fifth and sixth gradt' room. I notirvd a t'astlt' is all t'omplt'tt' with turrt'ts and drawbridgt' and draw- ings of thc solar systvm. Mrs. 'I'rat'htt'nht'rg invitt'd mt' to go along with tht'm on tht'ir Kingston trip at tht' t'lost' of tht' yt'ar. In tht- nt'xt room. tht' fourth and fifth gradt'. Miss Harvcy and tht' class wcrt' discussing famiing in faraway lands. On thc wall was a map of South America madt' by tht' studt-nts. and displayvd wort' booklets on ht'alth, clothing, scicnct' and animals. Wht-n I ist-nt into Mis. Ilardt-r's third and fourth gradt' room, thert' wort' lift'- sizt' portraits madt- hx tht- stlltlvllts of tht'mst'lvt's. A nt'w library club was in prot't'ss of ht'ing organizt-d antl a litiolt rt-port was tht- tit'ltt't of admission into tht' Club. 'l'ht' st-cond gratlt- had tluvt- projtwts: a t'lot'lt shop, a toy shop and a hvalthy land unit. At Christmas tirut- Mrs. l7ot'tst'h ht'lpt-d tht-m maltt' Christmas gifts for thrir parvnts. Tha- littlt- first gl'ildl'IN in hliss Mit'haud's room startt'd out tht' st'ason with a study of Fall antl folloxwtl that hy making a firt'plat't' and dvvorating tht' room for tht- Cliristtnas It-stivitit-s, Wht-n l t'hruary t'arnt', fingvrs got busy on hats, flags and valvntint-s. 'I'ht-n faint' tht- fun of making liastt'r haskvts antl coloring tht' t'ggs. Haw- you st-vu tht- spring tuuial and tht' t-olorful t'irt'us tahlt' in tht'ir room? 'l'hv Kitttlvrgartt-its in hoth srltools hatl tht- most fun making hird houst's, with tht' hvlp of shop rlasst-s and Mis, Rvitl. ln ordt-r that thvy should know tht'ir community ht-ttt'r, Mrs. Rvid had taltt-n tht-in to tht' dairy farln, Iirt' station, grot't-ry storv. tht' hank, nvwspapt-r tif:Iit't'. and tht- tt'lt'phont- cornpany. I.att'r that aftvrnoon uhilt- in Ctwymans, Miss Rvynoltls sllowt-d us tht' rhalk frit'zt's tht' small fry hatl madt' on tht' Night Bvfort' Christinasf' and on tht' community. N-Iiss 7,olnt'r's tt-cond and third gradt-s had paintt'tl a farm st't'nt'. 'l'ht'ir proudvst momvnt was wht'n tht'y sang for tht- junior high st'hool asstwnhly program. Tht' third and fourth gradvrs in Mrs. Carhart's room wt'rt' glowing with t'x- ritt'mt'nt ovrr thvir Albany trip to visit tht- Capitol and tht- musvum. The last stop of tht' day took Us in Miss Winnit-'s room wht'rc a charcoal friezc dt'pit'tt'd tht' Parthcnon. tht' Sphinx. a castle in Spain and an aquvduct in Romtf. The girls had madt' stocking dolls to send to an orphanagc, and thc class was practicing for a play. School's Out in Tater Holler. Page Twenty Coeymans Kindergarten Cocymans Grade One Coeymans Grades Tw o-Three Coeymans Grades Three-Four Coeymans Grades Five-Six Hl I Srlmul lzufullx I'lmu qml ,Vixxfllll 1 rulr Sclmol lzwullx 7 I I , rx-X -r- 6 and Page Twenty-lhree junior High Faculty Grade School Faculty Angelo Rosato Ruth Muller Combined Boards of Education Announcer: Ladies and Gentlemen, l've just spotted several facults' members coming dovsn the aisle whom l'd like to introduce to von. To the left is Mrs. Tisdell who teaches languages. The man in back of her is Mr. Kullman of the Science Department who seems to he talking to Mr. Tucker, our coach. Miss Liebl, in front of them, is clutching the chalk that she was iust using in her geometry class. Wav in the back. on the right, is Mr. Roney of the Shop Department and in front of him are Mr. Wallace, Social Studies Department, and Miss Barrett, English Department, both iunior advisors. The charming young lady in front of Mt. Wallace is Miss Kavanagh of the Commercial Department, and the young lady in the plaid skirt is Miss Morrison, who heads the Home Economics Department. In front of her is Miss tlliottone, who is Central Treasurer as well as commercial teacher. Announcer: In the middle aisle, talking to Billy Laguire, you will see our principal, Mr. john Deisseroth. Mr. D., won't vou get up and address a few words to the scniorsa' Alf. Dri.iseroIh.' The class of l948 has shown, to a rare degree, an ability to work and play in happs' harmony. This is the major obligation life imposes on all of llS. So we sas' au rt-voir to vou with the certain knowledge that the years to come will be a reflection of the mans' important contributions vou have made here. .flunuumnf Thank sou! And we know that this will not end our friendship: We know you have been vers helpful to our older brothers and sisters who have graduated and we feel secure in the knowledge that von will he here to help and guide us even after we have left our Alma Mater. GRADE TEACHERS Look who we have he-rel The foster ll10lllf'l'!i of our Rnvena small fries. Left to right we lind Mrs. lloetsch of the second grade, Mrs. Harder of the third, Miss Michautl of the first grade, Mrs. 'l'rm'hta-nlwtg nf the fifth and sixth, Miss llarvev of fourth and fifth, and Mrs. Reid who takes care of the little kindergarten:-rs of both Ravena and tim-yinans. JUNIOR HIGH Representing the junior High we have Mrs. Beggs, who teaches math: the ever happs' school nurse, Miss WVeir1 the librarian for both Ravena 'ind Coeymans, Mrs. lflorantg and Maestro McNaughton of the Music Department. Then seated next is Miss ffole who helps Mr. McNaughton with the junior high music, plus her teaching duties. Directly in hack of her is Mr. Roberts of the Science Department, who seems to be having quite a chat with Mr. 0'Brien of the English Department. Seated at the desk is head teacher, Mrs. Lawson, and to her left vou will see Mr. Potter, the gym teacher and Mrs. Banner, also of the English Department. COEYMANS Sav, don't those little Coevmans tots have a pleasant group of teachers? There's Mrs. Carhart who teaches third and fourth grades. Seated in front of her is Miss Winnie of thc fifth and sixth grades. Bliss Revnolds of the first grade is right beside Miss Zolnr-r of the second and third grades, and there again are Mrs, Reid and Miss VVeir. ANG AND RUTH YN'as' in the hack is Angelo Rosato, custodian of the Ravena School, right on the job with supplies for Ruth Muller, Mr. D's private secretary. Page Tu nity-four llnnounccr: And now is the hour for music. Relax. and lct your thoughts drift down melody lane. 411312, 9 '5 3 -er 1654 First on the program is our Boys' Chorus, fifteen enthusiasts who have sung their way into the limelight. They will now sing the Marine's Hymn and Dry Bonesf! their favorite numbers. Here comes the maestro to lead the band in their main selection. Balero Nonw. This Teacher's Conference. For the first time they joined forces with the Athens-Coxsackie High School. Each Tuesday and Thursday activity period, senior high school girl traflic is headed for ? group has been prominently featured at P.T.A. meetings, school assemblies and the Delmar the auditorium where forty-hve members assemble to transcribe little black notes into flowing melodies. No doubt, if you came to the Spring Concert, you heard their version of '4Danny Boyf' 'KMoonlight Bay, uSchool Days, and l'In a Merry, Merry Timef, JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior Chorus under the able direction of Miss Cole gave an outstanding performance in the Christmas Pageant, which featured Marilyn Marshall as soloist. After much concentra- tion on crossing those uT's and sounding those M's the ehorusers rightfully earned the applause for their '4Morning, Tschaikovskfs Waltz of the Flowers, and Frank's Panis Angelieusw sung at the Spring Concert. VOICE CHOIR For the hrst time in the history of Coeymans Junior High School thirty-five ninth graders have gotten together to give us a Voice Choir. As the back bone of the freshman graduation pageant they told the story of America In Reviewf' ENSEMBLE Eight girls, eight melodious voices, directed by Miss Cole. pianist Mrs. Lawson, and what do you have? The Girls Ensemble. Ravena was not the only one to be entertained by this group, but Jericho, Coeymans and the Grange also saw them at their best. Page 'Twenty-five Huy N Llmrux Ihml lilll' Cflmrux IH, nhfv 000 Voicc Chorus Girls Ensemble junior Chorus Page Twenty-seven 66414610 mmm Sm I1 1.11'i1'1 1111- 111g 111111- 111l11QN. 11111' 11111111111-1111111 111 Ll N1'll11'll1'1'. 111 11111 111g1-1111-1' A1 ll 1111 111Il1lJ11'l1' 111111111 11-.111 1111 11111131 11111111111 11111111 1111111 11111111 1 N1111 1.1l11- 1111111- 11111 111-1-111111111-d. 11111111-11 c11'i1111i11g 1411111111111N 11111111 11'1'lll 111 111- -1 ' - - 1'1111111, ,1x1l1f' '. 111111 111 11111- N11 Y 1 111 111 IIIUIAK' 111 .1 11111111 1112111 1111 'll1Nt 1-1-1-111111111 1111dN 111111 111 111-1 1111-1 11.111 111 111-1 1111-11 111111111-11 111111111 1111111 1-1-1-11 1111c1111.1ll 1111111 1111- 1311111-1' R1111111 111ig.1111-. 11111.11 lx1N1' 11 1111-1'1- 111 , . . 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The biggest boon to the new candy-selling idea was Alphonzo Brewer's lil, dis- play stand painted electric blue-and then, too, that snazzy awning to keep the Hersheys from melting away. It took a keen eye to snag someone to carry that con- traption downstairs. At exactly eleven forty weire out for a little nourishment, and the line at the olliee suddenly grows as, of course, we all forget to get the pink tickets, admission to lX4rs. Fink's delicious, osniflerous cafeteria lunch. g'Come on, now kids felap elapj clear the hallsn floats unheeded over deal' cars six times a day while heads are lirantically ducking in lockers for the homework that ean't be found. Where there's a projector, therc's Mitchell! And where there,s Mitchell, there's a movie! So much for movies-next! Itis Casey again-with that darned old detention list. A devilish but sympa- thetic smile from her means you stay for forty-five minutes commencing at three- forty. However, a most welcome nod of approval assures you that you are sale till tomorrow. VVe're oFfhThacher Park, maybe?? Anything but ,Mosher Park. Hot dogs, baseball and gobs of fun in general. The junior-senior picnic you see. This is R.C.H.S. in its lighter moments. 'JG 'JE 99 -75 Announcer: Donit touch that dial. Stay tuned to this station for the next quarter hour of news concerning R.C.H.S. activities. - . if a1mf1l 1mr s :mn Rau-na SHIYIFIII f.nunfi Ilan run Xrls illlll C-lilfl Rmvna IRC l'f.'N'. lfzrlfy F5 MH... I fw...--..-..,...f ,,- S ,Jha- I N Ravcna 1 College Club Ravena Honor Society Ravena Aviation Club Page Thirly-one Ilan vnu I,IhI'2l1'N Club Ilan run Rm rua Na-uspnpru 5 PNN, fill' 1 u at-mb X ' Cocymans T Home EC. Club Cocymans Student Council Coeymans Arts and Craft Page 'I'l1z'r!y-th ree l.o1'yn1:anx l,llIll1llIl'N f lull llnrnnznm irllrf' Club Cm-5 umm Prvsx Club Pug. If L Was that date for that dance O.K.'d by the Student Council?? As a governing body of the school, this organization promoted the highly successful night football garlic and pur- chased a flag bearing the school emblem. Under the leadership of president Ellen Winng vice- president, Dot Hanseng secretary, Rose Bisconeg treasurer, Doris Stanton and with the capable advice of their advisor, Mrs. Tisdell, their club again supervised that all important day, the lsloving Up exercises. Susan Phillips, president and jimmy Farinelli, secretary and treasurer, are the officials of the Arts and Crafts Club along with Mr. Roney as advisor. Their meeting place, the shop, is continually buzzing with ambitious creatures making belts, billfolds, pins and wooden projects. Harry: Come right in and join us. This is the International Relations Club and welre discussing the question, Will Universal Military Training Stop War? Pete: It just couldn't, it would - - - Harry: just a minute now. Letls pick this up a little later and let our guest say what's on her mind. Announcer: Oh! I just came in to ask you about the club. Harry: Well, Gilda Altimari is secretary and there's a program committee which plans meetings. Mr. Wallace is here to pull us over the rough spots and I'm here as president. That's about all, other than the fact that we really get into some exciting discussions about current affairs. We've had 'fpanelsu which prepare the pros and cons of Z1 subject and a few movies. Best of all we like impromptu sessions. Off we go-to colleges that is-to Russell Sage, R.P.l. and others in the near-by area where each member of the College Club studied a particular phase of campus life to report back at one of the meetings. They left State College with quite a collegiate feeling after a tour through the buildings, dorms, fraternity and sorority houses. Miss Barrett, the advisor, was assisted by Certie O'Brien, president, Jimmy Sutton, vice-president, Alice O'Rourke, treasurer, Doris Stanton, secretary, and Maria Rutkiewicz, student council representative. An 85W average is as good as a passport into the Monday noon meetings of Honor Society. Norm Vosburgh, Harry Miller, Doris Stanton, Ruth Diederich, Jean Carriker and Mr. Wallace are president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, student council representative and advisor, respectively. The one-half day off each month was very popular with everybody and those lucky seniors not only had free bus rides to and from games but also white sweaters. A talent show and career day were both a success for the Honor Society of R.C.H.S. One would think that only boys would be interested in studying types of airplanes and fundamental theories of flight. However, any Tuesday morning would find as many girls as fellows in the Aviation Club. Mr. Kullman directed discussions of thc progress of aviation and men and women who have made contributions in the field of flight. The only oflicers were Margie Hansen, treasurer, and Helen Van Woert, student council representative. The Library Club started the year by electing Alice O'Rourke, president, Barbara Burns, vice-president, Helen Van Woert, secretary, and Ella Mae WVickham, student council repre- sentative. A visit to the State Library and Educational Building gave them many new ideas for their library work. Their only money raising project was a dime hour. The Dramatics Club, more commonly known as the Wigs, did a very good job of putting on the Christmas Pageant this year. President Casey, secretary Fiecher, and student council representative Biscone made up the list of officers for this organization. Don Griffin starred in Close Shave which premiered May l-ith. iHir I9 ly -s . 1. J.. . '1- 1 sv . . 1.1, if Page Thirty-fm ' Thi- Staff and Shim-ld nnmhrrs guidcd hx' thc 4-ditors Sharpc and U'Brivn, husinvss 7 managcrs Vosburgh and 0'Rourkc havc divvrsificd thcir activilics bctwm-cn mimvographvd and printed nvwspapcrs. l'his vm-ar it fcaturcd paid class 1ldYl'l'llSl'lllt'lllS as wt-ll as cartoons contributed hy thc student body. Haw' xou heard what thc lcttcrs HH. R. stand for?:' It's a svcrct nanu' lor thc' llonu- Making Cluh, undcr thc guidancr of Miss Morrison. Making gay aprons and nvw drapcs for thc hot lunch room haw' bccn thc' main activitics of thu ycar for this ncwlv organizvd cluh. Mary Barber, pri-sidcnt: Margic llc-imbcrg, vicc-prcsidcntg Susan Anthony, sccri-tary: Elainv Farwcll, trcasurcrg and stud:-nt council rcprcscntativc, Hughlyn KL-ir, compost' tht- oflici-rs. During thc war. thc Studi-nt Council sponsorcd thc salt' of grccting cards, stationvry and soda to hclp add funds to tht-ii tri-asurx. The Council, undcr thc guidancr of Mrs. Lawson, was also rrsponsihlt' for school ass:-niblx programs, thc sclcction of studcnt guidcs and thc program for Class Day. Om- of thi-ir gn-urvst achivvcmcnts was thc succcss of thc clcanup campaign. 'I'wi-nu--tlirrv pairs of hands kc-pt husy during tha- yi-ar making soap carvings, holidax' drcorations, and nardlr woil., Mis. lie-Kgs providu-d thi' inspiration for thi' Art and Crafts Klluh, which also show:-d gn-at t.ah'nt m thc art of flowcr making. 'l'lu pl.u's tlu- thing, thi- motivating thvnu' of thi hudding 'l'Iu'spians in thi' junior High Draunatics Cluh, 'l'wo productions highlighlrd thvir w'ax s :tctivitim-s, Kid llrothi-rs .uul High School Dan-,' hoth of which uddrd a substantial amount to thc' ti'c':mni'y to provide- .i wirlcl range' of arlixitirs nrxt xval. Mrs. llilllllfl' was the- llll1'I'lUl'. Frank Miconi, prrsidrntg Roland llliilord, vir'r-pirsiclriitg and Douglas l':-nihvrton, s1-cr1'- tart-tn-aniirr inakv up thu' ollirrrs of thi' S4 ll'I1f'I' Cluh of Clorxinans. lindvr tha- dirrttion of Mr. Rnhrrts, xomc- of thr discussions rvvolva- around use-s of radar and tlu- futura- jf-t propul- sion. Some- me-inhr-rs madi- xnlfur molds of coins whili' othvix studivd tha' usvs of thi- micro- scopc. Ya' got a dime' for 'Thr Scroll'? 'l'hat's tht' familiar cry of thc frvslum-n hoys an-lling thu- ncwspaprr at thc Srnior High School. Its circulation incrcascd from -15 to 148 copirs whilc undvr thi- advisorship of Mr U'Bricn and thc cditorship of Pat Arc:-ni-aux and Charlit- johnson. Includcd in its many fcaturcs wr-rc tha- fashion, sports, art, and litcrary columns. r Thir! r-,wr 12 2,011 O 12 8 3 6 5' Announcer: This is your R.C.H.S. sportscaster with the latest. Tonight wc have a guest. Fans, mect Howard Tucker, coach of Ravena High School. Cood evening, Howie. how about the dope on your cup-winners? Jlr. Tucker: Sure. Fd be glad to let you in 'on the team record. First of all comes football, and the greatest thrill in all the season's games was the one with Columbia. VVhen we took the Held and faced six of the forty-two rangy boys, it looked almost hopeless, but our small and aggressive team fought with the fury of Wildcats and beat a much heavier Columbia outfit into submission. Announcer: S0 that was the wa' in which 'ou have ke t the cu for so man f 5 3 P P 3 seasons? How about the other phases of sports? .Mn Tucker: Track, revived after an absence during the war years, got off to a sprint-and with a squad of twenty-six. Broad and high jumping, pole-vaulting, discus throwing, shot-putting and many turns around the track at Mosher Park were all on the spring training program. My colleague, Mr. Potter, instructed these fellows with unique ability and deserves all the credit for their success. Meets in Coxsackie. Chatham, Roessleville and the sectionals at Johnstown were all attended with excellent competitive spirit. The baseball boys, the undefeated batmen of R.C.H.S. stood out on the field, sizzling in the sun. Wlith a WHAM another triple went out to bring in the winning run against Columbia. Voorhcesville bowed to us in the play-off game at Hawkins Stadium, leaving us the only undcleatcd team in the league! Announcer: Thatls really a year's record! Did the boys carry on with the Varsity Club? Alf. Tucker: Yes, they did, and Rog Mulligan led 'em as head man. They put out the booklet-programs for the Coxsackie-Ravena night game which contained individual pictures of the members of both teams. There were frequent meetings on interpretation of rules of various sports, football, basketball, and baseball with practical illustrations in the gym. They also backed up a school-wide clean-up campaign. Announcer: But they couldn't have accomplished these things without your able leadership and instruction. We all know how well you've handled the sports and Page Thzriy seven . . N ClUllUi7l'Xfll1 uill i.irix mi it Riuiii mclifmitilx Ili lx cu C.uu'h lor lu-mg JH' N Y - 1 1 hw- Illlx I-vviiiiig. .Xml mm, mi lhv lt'lil. m'li.xx'vgix'i-1'x t'll.lI'Illll1QyUllHQ l.ulx who ix lhf- frillx .Xllilvtic Lmiiicil ,Xclxwiy Klux l.lm'lil. xsm rm' vvrx' Qlglcl to l1.1x'm' xou xxith llNl1llllQlll. .Xi'vii't um ilu- K'1'Illi'l' ml' girl! xpcirtxiIlR41x'1'n.l.l .llih l.1fl1l.' 'lilmtl vvri kind ul' xml, hut gill too Q'l'Ill'I'U , . , , lh lhv lf.iX.L. hm iuillx clwm- tliiiigx, 'I'xwiitx-iiiiiv NIDOTIN-HllllCli'Cl girlx upliuld om' ol' tliv must zivlivv iliilnx in wliuwl. 'I'hr'x Nporixorcd tho lint NllL'l'lNNlilll d.im'c' ol' rliv war, tha' Footlmll Ilfip. Othvi' iiicwiivx-iimlxiiiq .iutixiitiw lIlL'll1Cll'Cl .1 lmlu' mlm: Milling R11x'n'r14i-Comumm luvlu lmmki-tlmll piiix .incl thciw wiiN.niioii.il li1'giwlm'tN. llll-0l'Il1lll :ind liormall initialtion xwiv lliv ll'.ll highlight- ul' thi- unix: .Xiicl thvxi. too, clmfl liwgvt that liilziriuux i I 4 YQ: I I l ff ,M 54 if. '5' RCAYJFI4 Xl P id '- 'L Bnskcllmll lion! hull Ilascball I I GAC Club l Varsity Club Cheerleaders YVilliam,s Lake jauntl The basketball team was successful, too, and defeated Catskill roundly. As you see, we did it up brown! A1znounce1'.' You certainly did! Could you tell us about the cheerleaders? Mz'5r Liebl: lid be glad to. Our poppy gals led the gang in cheers which spurred the teams to fight on with an eye on the coveted pennant. The yelling, jumping, keeping the boys in the fighting spirit, plus the bus rides home, pep-rallies and the Round Robin are all lasting memories. Announcer: Thank you for telling us about the gal,s side of sports. Well, timejs up, so we'll close. Listen in tomorrow and evcry night for the R.'C.H.S. slant on sports. Page Y'lzi1'Ly-nine YNARISOUK llgmu- You YUIII' 4u'tlc'lvs XN'l'lll1'llLl., Rum-xx1ln'1' lxlcls, hu' pzxlmnsll lmn In Ytblll' elm-posits lo wmv' vluss 1'4'prc'sm'l1t.1 4 1 . . . , XnltlmlXx1ml'clS1n0sllll. lml sl1'v:n11oIl14'1'. f,,.X.C .. pwlum- 411 lllglim lllllll'L1ylll. llm ls. flu vs your llillilllfl' vllwlx with Mix' tix s filikl' XNt'llfl!!lllUl'f'Ul'lllllQ2lllllt'llOlll1'llI1llilllIQf1lll1'l tum' hi .H fillll. HM I ,vt 1-xvrlsvcl lllIS zxltc-1110011 to qv! zulu' l'I S lJUNl'l!!! RAN!!! 752: 2' 3511 jllilemurium Some of the stars of our class have had shorter roles, have played them brilliantly, and have left for a greater part in a greater production. REGINALD THORNE RICHARD KING HERMAN NORTHRUP M r. P M r. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. M r Mr. Nlr. Mr. Dr. Mr Mr. M r. Mr. M r M r M r M r Mr M r Mr M r M r Mr M r Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. hi r . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Mr. M r. Mr. M r. M r. Mr. M r. M r. and :ind and and and and and and :ind an nd and :ind and and an nd and and and and und Ll IN! :md and .md :incl and .ind an nd and and and and and and and :ind and and and and and and and and and and and and and aff rr! '-l:t'0 I ,'F1 ,i M rs, Mrs. M rs. K1 fs. M rs. M rs, M rs. M rs. M rs. Nl rs. M rs. M rs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. M rs. M rs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. M rs. Mrs. Mrs. M rs. Mrs. M rs. Mrs. M rs. Mrs. M rs. Mrs. Mrs. M rs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. lsirs. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Birs. George Vlfeisenhurn Sr. LQHS'l'l'I1t t' Heirnlvurq, Sl Arthur lf. Burden, Sr. Harrison li. Ustrrhout VVilliam MeMullen Robert H. VN'riglit Bruce Drawlnrugli, ji. Gerald VVisenhurn Hyman Frldmun S. Benjamin Meyers Norman W. Noble Cilarrnre Conrad Nicholas Seufert Howard lirrvru- Edward 'liisdrll cil2lI'l'lN't' CI, Whita- tlhrrrlrs Voshurgh YN'ilhur xrtlilltllgll l.eon.rrd Wgigonrr Robert li. Phillips Lloyd ll. Phillips lllgurde M:irsh.rll Tliorrrsrs A. M.nlonr Krnnvtli li. Suillrn l.est1'r M. Marllorx ll:-rnzrrd O'Rourlu- Colvin llotailing john ll. Dalton jznnr-S Dalton Arthur Kendall George Rowley joseph Pia-ringer Harold Hillrnann Herrnun Sehuhert Alfred Newlsirk Lawrence Dobert Herbert Hamlin. jr. Herbert Hamlin Robert B. Guin' lNalter Dixon Ralph Speneer Edward Stanton George Diederich Sylvester Albano Bruce Clements joseph Valentino Herbert Woodill Angvlo Mieoni Kvnnrth Bishop Mr. and Mrs. john li. Uinter Mr. joseph K. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Wiltsie- Mr. Perry DeBaeeo Mr. jay C. Reinhnrt M r, M r. :ind Mrs. Arthur Fross and Mrs. jacob Irwin Miss Virginia Greene Mr. and Mrs. Gnrlan Strait Donald C. Wallace Miss joan Kavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Horner' B. Stott Miss Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Miss M r. M r. Mis. Mr. Mr M iss M r. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. M r. Elizabeth Morrison and Mrs. Percy Woods :ind Mrs. john Finke, Sr. Margaret Phillip and Mrs. I.. Winn lflenzi liliottonr' john Kzrwnskr' :ind Mrs. l r:ink Pvr'c'iv:rl john Kaiwarskr' Herbert ti. Wieklmrrr :md Mrs. R. Smith lima Sirnmons. und Mrs, liulu-it jolisorr liarl Robert and Mrs. Harold li. Reid lrrne Hiller and Mrs. Van Torripkiris linio Toni and Mrs. john Zolko Agnes and Harriet Zolko Mrs. jessie Y. Leigh Mrs. Minnie Hunter M r :ind Mrs. Conrad Koeh Miss Frances Swzirt George Smith Dr. .ind Mrs. R. Yarn Woerl Miss Marie l.iehl Ruth Muller Mr. and Mrs. George Sorel! Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Snyder Mr. john Babcock, Sr. Mr and Mrs. L. A. Milseh M r M r Henry Pflieger :ind Mrs. Roy Hong Miss Mary McMullen M rs. Emrna Uhl Mr. Clmrles Hainsen, Sr. Mr Mr and Mrs. Williznn lfinlu- :rnd Mrs. R. llong Mr. :ind Mrs. lisron Br-gigs A l rir'nd l'r'er-sr-'s Rc-stsuirsiril Mr. and Mrs. l r4-d Ms-tlgrr ll1'Vt'I't'lld George Cole Uribe :md Gr-rry l'llSlll'l'l5 Dzrirv Mr. und Mrs. l ir'tl Lawson Mr . Aclriunrr- V. Loriek Mr. Howard Ure-rm-, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Noble Warren D. Kullman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strait Mr. and Mrs. Alfio Girgenti Miss Xfargaret Byer Mr. and Mrs. William Grant Mr. Gordon Albright Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keel Bliss Margaret Phillips Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Sharpe and Blrs. George Starr and Mrs. Victor Dollery Gertrude DePuy and Mrs. Allen Murphy and Mrs. john Farinelli and Mrs. john YVright Mr. :intl Mrs, Ralph Tryon Mr. and Mrs. llairry Miller Mrs. Stzrsiu 0'liria-n Miss Mau- li:-rmft Miss Geraltlirir- Wilsn-y Mrs. G. llilirnauin Srnith's Meat Mzrrlwt The Keirns David K. Hurnphrey Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bailey Miss Winifred Irwin Miss Ann Dalton Mrs. Sally Parker Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sorell Mr. and Mrs. P. Shafer Mrs. Rose Bruno Mr. and Mrs. P. O'Brien Miss Emma O'Brien Mr. Ralph Wright Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Morse Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kraijrzr Zfmewd BY -Lx M li s FARIN 1-31-1.1 Wal gust' lcziving you, dcar Cvntrul. In our hczirts you vrv will dmsll, Thu rncrnorics ol our school days. lluys wt' lovvd so wctll. You hzivt- givvn us thc' instiunivnts. For Czirving ll lilic- of surcc-ss, In this land of opportunity, Tho land wc lovc the hcst. Soniv of us will turn thc soil, Othvrs will Vntvr Collvgv, But no inzittcr what thc futurc brings, It is you wc thunk for knowlvdgv. FLIFCXVCII to you O Ccntral, All our knots wc' untiv. Except thc knot of learning, Tlmt will rtfniain until wc' div. Have you hcnrd CICIHIS latest by-line? uDon,t starve, vatll' So drop in on CLEMENT HOLLIDAY for those tasty fresh fruits. vegetables and grocerics. Need now Clothcts? Pvrhaps shovs. shirts. swcatvrs or niaybc' Z1 few odds and cnds? Come and look at our incrchandise. RAVENA DEPARTMENT STORE. And whcn thosv Clothvs nvvd Clctaning. Comm' to us, FORMANS, for scrvirc' at its best. NVQ also spccializc in custoin-niadc outfits to fit any Hgure at a rcasonablc figure. Wlhat will it hc' IIIHIZIIIIII Bvcf. pork. yczil or lznnh? Drop in any tiint' of dziy around LE ROY PEMBERTON,S way. Malte work lightvr for your wiliv. BInkc 21 Junc hridc happy with ll uscliul gift. Makt' at data: with R. ll. WOLITIZ and strc his widc svlvction of l'lvc'tric't1l appliances. Do your vars nwcl lowvringf' Wt-all do tht' job for you any tiinvg so plan on sccing PHIL CARRK, thc Iricndly btirhcr. if - 0 I Q Q , boi' 00 g-'Hx O . Q yi Dm Ul- ,mot cuss R 0 S T E R Fin' Rau'-aRuth Albright, Nancy Wolfe, Louise Palmer, jo .Kun Zolko, joan Trayis, Yt'l'tll Stevens, john Margiasso, Marie Boehlke. Edith Fiescher, Roger Mulligan, Gladys MeCargo, Marion Swarthout, Florence Vadney, Ellen Snider, Elizabeth Cacckello, Rose Biscone. Srmna Ron-fSally jones, Catherine Dearstyne, Suzanne Bevier, Angie Testa, Elirabeth lloke, Lillian Staats, Lorraine Staats, Catherine Dunagan, Margie Reuter, Grace Fonipktns, Ruth Wilsey, Loretta Silyestri, Teresa Morrell, Fanny Paretta, Mary Louise Bruno, Miss Doris Barrett, Mr. Donald Wallace. Third Rtlll'-Flfd Schubert, Henry Wickham, Mosher Shear, Samuel Frangella, William Slinger- lands, Marylin Whitbfck, Roberta Staats, Waunita Van Alstyne, Phyllis Luiden, .Frank Pomelhtto, Glen Quintana, Leonard Mitchell, Alfonm Brewer, Angelo Constantine, Henry Spaziani, George Lips- eonib, Burton Almindo. Fourth R0u'i,Robert Hillman, Robert Dahl, Ted Smith, Howard Cook, Aldan Merrit, jack Scharoun, Charles Williams, john O'Keefe, Richard Whitbeck, Robert Dunn, Nelson Babcock, .john Sinn:-gan, Charles Selkirk, Eugene Amt-dio, Dale Court, Louise Picarazzi, Peter Holcomb, jimmy llloulie. SOPHOMORE BOYS Fin! Rau-V-William Collins, Paul Kaser, Kenneth Morse, joseph Lassonde, Robert Dav,.Asa Miller, Donald Boic e, Charles Hoyt, I-'rankliu Pierce, Don Griffin, Ernest Humphrey, jack O'Sulhvan. Second Ron' Charles Radley, Booker Dargan, Frank Riccardo, Henry Dargan, Robert Guiec, Robert Cont-ry, Frances Dt-Vellis, Irwin King, Donald Hammond, Edgar Van Slyke, George DeBacco, Mr. Lyman Roney. 'I him! Ron' Paul Burger, Donald Allen, john Leon, Richard Backlnnd, john Donianico, jimmy Valentino, Billy Burns, Billy lngrahani, Olin Bleau, George Hathaway, jimmy Field, Robert Traver, Richard Bernard. Fourth lion- Flank Rivers, Louis Alta-ri, Milton Snyder, Robert Lambert, Robert Mudge, llowartl l.asher, juni-pl: l..uubrrt, Clifford Wilsey, john Znniesuik, Guy Coburn, Richard Van der Veer. SOI'HOMORI'I GIRLS Fifi! lfwt' .'Xlfred.i Mtnwlwrg, Waya Leon, llelen l'iearrzi11i, Cliarles Martin, Gladys Wright, jitnnty Sutton, l'e-ggy Lounsbury, ji-anette Williams, Morgan Searls-s, jenny Mieoni, Raphael Pellino, .Kon Tryon. .Vnnvul Ron' Marie Li:-lil, Gilda .NlIaiiit:ii'i, Mztiy Louise Sorrell, jo .Nun Luec, Clsirlene Mooney, Gloria Riebter, Inav Brewer, jane llieree, Velma Powell, joan jarrelt, Barbara jennings, Lillian Weisen- burn, lsmay Rupert, Mrs. Helen ililitlell. 7 lliril lime Ruth Guiee, 'Marie Pagliaro, Gloria Powell, jean Shafer, xktlelaiitle Wootlliill, jackie Whitbeck, Ann Leigh, Elivabeth Swarthout, Dorothy Dixon, lileanor Brewer, Dorothy Mooney, Alina Lawson, Helen Robertson. Fourth Hou' Gertrude Dollery, Rosemary Brooks, Qtiillzi jones, june Rsiriek, Kay Keel, May Eva Motley. Ruth fieddies, Lois Fleth, Brucellen linglisli, Victoria Pieatrravli, Katlierine l'itt'ller. FRESHM.-KN BOYS Fin! Ron! Frank Micovzi, Charles johnson, Charles Albertson, 'l'oni Finke, David llnrtinan, Doug Pemberton, Burt Colliton, Harmon Slinpzerland, Paul Merrit, Paul Court, George Piles. Serond Rfm'gAbrahni Coons, Harold Matotl, Niles Backlund, Ernest Boomhtwver, Georige Barber, Hohn Perry, Bill Kelly, Ronald Tryon, Dayid Perry. Third Roan-'David Cook. Lawrence Kenny, Walter Hotaling, jimmy Adamo, Ralph Oropello, Horace Stott, Martin Blodgett, Ernest Wilsey, Ronald Selkirk, Gerald Tryon. FRESHMAN GIRLS Fl-llf Ron'-Elsie Hatcher, june Lund, jean Carhart, Catherine Zupan, Wanita Wilson, Edith jones, Mildred Anitrillio, jean Bach, Fanny Altimari, jean Rubert, Doris Crowseer, Catherine Testa, Louise Boehlke. Sf-fond Rozegfylrs. Florence Beggzs, Fanny Barber, Carmella Pomelitto, Blargaret Barber, Fay Trayis, Dellores Deleskiewicy, Helen Samuels, Pauline Sutton, Delores Southard, Carol Keim, Keitha Carhart, Susan Randio, Beatrice Van Alstyne, Evelyn Kech, janet Kleinhans, Barbara Dixon, Marilyn Marshall, Mrs. Edna Lawson. Thifrl Rott' Mr. Brooks Roberts, Connie Paretta, Rose Cockello, Dorothy llataling, joan Carrol, Rose Mormile, Marion Koch, Dorothy Schatz. Elizabeth Becker, Cecilia H1-ere, Pat Arceneaux, Gail Benson, Bertha Zillow, Mans Lou Twining, Frances Almindo, Reta Milton, Dorothy Paretta. EIGHTH GRADE Fifi! Hou' -Deloris Tuscano, Lois Irwin, Peggy Karrk, Kenny VVilsey, David Craven, joe Palmer, Anthony Paretta, jo .Knn Hughes, William Hughes, Marvin Powell, Frank Palmer, joan Wgodhill' Thressa Phillips. qu, 'If-1'-f0Uf Second Row-Mrs. Banner, Dolly Sorrell, Margaret Eaton, Irene Kupecz, Edith Van Wormer, Pearl Brewer, Shirley Roeder, Thomas Searles, Beatrice Minor, Louise Palmer, Bernice Biechman, Alice lVIcCormick, Marilyn Van Epps, Dorothea Whitbeck, Miss Cole. Third Row--Elmer Beck, Frank Sailor, Bob Shea, Kenneth Martine, Mitchell Conery, Kendall Hazelton, Edward Ostrum, David Van Hoesen, Arthur Seaburg, Robert Munzberg, James Winters, Donald Keir, Richard Hartman. SEVENTH GRADE First Row-James Northrup, Ronnie Phillips, Reggie Wickham, Nancy Carkner, Naomi O'Rourke, Dorothy Munzberg, Margie Heimburge, Mary Barber, Susan Anthony, William Sinnegan, Clifford Brewer, Elizabeth Humphrey. .Second Row-Mr. O'Brien, Elaine Farwell, Elsbeth Carhart, Marian Seaburg, Joan Marshall, Reginald Pelton, Peter Libertucci, Clifford I-Ioose, Roy Britton, John Jones, Fred Barth, Clarence Moore, William Craven. Third Roze+Jean Dixon, Ornilli Boehlke, Frank Sherman, Carl Mattice, Patrick Albano, Loretta Snyder, Fred Rice, Ernest Hallick, Lenzy Motley, Hughlyn Keir, Lillian Conger, Shirley Lipscomb. RAVENA-FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES First Row-Craig Waltz, Stuart Lipschutz, Donald Hotaling, Cora Twining, Arlene Raynor, Serond Row-Albert Sinnegan, Donald Raynor, Anthony Di Acetis, Jane Ann Setford, Barbara Smith, Robert Guyot, Orville Northrup, Fred Poe, Robert Albano, Marvin Staats. Third Row'-Etta Mae Marsh, Ann Seaburg, Joan Rarrick, Angelo Micozzi. Fourth RozefVirginia Francisco, Joan Mattice, Richard Northrup, Richard Rutkiewicz, Benny Cacckcllo, INIrs. Trachtenberg. RAVENA-THIRD GRADE Firsl Row-Carl Albright, Tommy McCormick, Robert Brooks, Thomas Rotello. Seroizd Row+Nancy Northrup, Norman Bouton, Helen Hoose. Third Row- -Marilyn Boyea, Annette Guerin, Richard McGloine, Shcilby Van Hoesen, Arthur Mueller. Fourth Row-Susan Stalker, Elinor Wilsey, John Laquire, Faye Lipschutz. Fifth Row-Elwood Twining, Carolyn Hagadorn, George Sanferd. Sixth RozefEdward Bert, Frank Baron, Howard Staats, Mrs. Harder. RAVENA-FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES First Row-Dale Halstcd, Sharon Sagendorph, Jacob Irwin, Jerome Engel, Ronald Muller, Harriet Marsh, Peter Frese, Patricia Sorrell, Sandra Fisher, Claudia Van Hoesen, Bruce Farinelli, Donna Carhart, Maryetta Phillips, Mary Travis, Gayle Snyder, John Minor, Joan Diacetis, Gerald Richardson, Miss Harvey. RAVENA-SECOND GRADE Firsl Row-Richard Marshall. Sandra Sagendorg, Thomas Williams, Paul David Lawson, Gor- don Pebler, Robert Wilsey, Denton Kimble. Second Row-Wayne Travis, Ronald Syndcr, Judith Engle, Ruth Ann Millett, Craig Youmans, Donald Van Slyl-te, Susan Deisseroth, Barbara Van Vlerin, Judith Pemberton, George Phillips, Dennis Babcock, Marlene Mattice, Mrs. Doetsch. RAVENA FIRST GRADE Firsl Row-Arthur Seeburger, Bill Caswell, Ami Marie Eaton, Carol Davison, Carol Ann Bishop, Sandy Smith, Sally Williams, Barbara Staats, Judith Stahl, Bruce Hull, Marilee Cody, Jimmy Pol- yerelli. Second RowfWayne Boomer, Loretta Metzger, Mary Ann Postmayer, Janice Cronk, Allan Lock- wood, Eugene Van Alstyne. Third Row-Edward Dixon, Irving Sumpter, Billy LaQuire, Dean Pemberton, Donald Tracey. Miss hiichaud. KINDERGARTEN Niichael Palmer, Theresa Natalie, Mrs. Cordon Reid, Carol Call, Jolm Hazelton, Barbara Pape, Linda Blaisdall, Lois Frangella, Edward Luther, Elliot Vanderhyden. C'OEYlVIANSfFIRST GRADE Anne Deflumer, Earl Brewer, Carol Ann YVinters, Dolores Comithier, George Holly, LeRoy Ham- lin, Linda Lyons, Teddy Morell, Ann Suderly, June Thompson, Vera May Leigh, Miss Jane Reynolds, Mary Lee Lipscomb. Page Forty Jive Page Fu COEYMANS- SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Miss Zolner, Frank Almindo, Sheila Brewer, I Iieinlev jones, Stanlev Hartman, jack Hotaling, George Call, Clarence Carter, Robert Felton, Mc- Iovee Legg, Emerv Levette, Gereman Lipscomb, john aeoli Motlev, Rose Palmer, William Pape, Joanne , Cliarles Swartliout, Ellis White. Ilenrv Lipscomb, Virginia Morrell, Elsie Motley, ,I Reid, Willard Ruso, joan Silvia, Garrett Sherman COEYMANS-THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Charles Hall, Robert Huges, Barbara Lipscomb, Patrick Tuseono, Preston Hartman, Dick White, Sallv Williams. Alexander Cotello, Margaret Leggs. Patricia Palmer, Diana Sickles, Lawrenlce Brewer, Robert Pape, Salvador Palmer, Muriel Holly, art. Robert Felton, Stanley Quackenhush, Delia Svlvin, Thomas VVilson, Helen Suderly, Mrs. Helen Carh COEYMANS-FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Grant Call, Merritt Sarge-ant, joseph Motley, Fav Winnie, Sallv Lipscomb, Matthew tSchnur, Bertha Motley, Anthony Morrell, Marx Ann Palmer, jack Searles, Irene Winters, William Lipscomb, Edward Berk, Floyd Ruso, joan Mudge, Allan Pryor, Louise Jones, Marv Hall, Virginia Almindo, Miss Virginia Winnie. BOARD OF EDUCATION And now to introduce our Board ol Education, from left to right, we have Mrs. Carl Diehl, Messrs. II. 'I'raver, W. Irwin, G. Bleezarde, D. Tier, Dr. R. Koechley, Messrs. E. Schoonmaker, N. Frangella, R. Iilaisdell, and A. Clements. These men are the unsung heroes of our communities for thev have given so much of their time and effort, without financial remuneration, to make our schools a lu-tter place for tlie students. BOYS CHORUS Mr. Maleom 5Il'N.lllHlllUll, Leonard Mitrliell, jiiuutv Valentino, I rank Rivers, joe Latuliert, John Domaniro, Iieirx Ifiuke, Dirk X'JllLI1'l'X'l't'l,.lllll I arinelli, Bill Slingerlands, Ricliard Iluice, Angelo liomttanline. BAND l ir,il Haze Burt Ilullitou, Bills' Collins, Bolilw Alliriglil. .Vnnnfl lime Marxliu Wliitlieelt, I .mnv Paretta, David l'errv. 'lhinl Rau' jinunv I .irinelli, Ismay Pupert, Marv Lon Twining. Fin! Hou' I.enngird Mitchell, .Angelo Cmtantine. 3'rc'orid Hou Bolt Mudge, Ronnie Selkirk, Bolt Dahl. 'Ihird lime Paul Court, Patrick Alliano. Fnurlh Ron -Dale Court, Kendall Ilarelton, jack Seharoun, Richard Guiee, ,latnes Winters, Booker DarRf'U- -'Xml10l1v Parctta, john Donmnieo, Ruth Guiee, Wava Leon, Howard Lasher, Betty lloke, john jones, Rav Starr, jo .Ann Hughes, Marylin Van Epps, CZlilTord llooue, Richard llartman, Mr. Malcomli McNaughton. , .IUNIOR CHORUS Fin! Rona'-Elsie Hatcher, june Lund, Barliara Dixon, Doris Wilsev, llepurv Karrk, Marilyn Mar- shall, Madeleine Paretta, Dorothv Paretta, Louise Palmer, Shirlev Rm-der, Elslietli Carhart, Dorothy Munzherg, Betty Humphery. Serund Row-jean Bock, Mildred Antrillo, Fannv Altimari, Louise Boelikle, Alice Mcllormiclt, Rose Marie Cackello, Connie Paretta, Mildred Svnder, Hughlvn Kier, janet Kleinhans, Fav Travis. Third Rau-f-Pauline Sutton, Rose Marie Mormile, Dorothy Schatv, Pat Arceneaux, Shirley Stevens, Mav Jones, Donna Kettle, Eva Kettle, Rita Milton, Dolores Deleskewicz, Helen Samuels, Keitha Carhart, Elaine Farwell. Fourth Row-ajoan Ann Hughes, Susan Randio, Ruth Walton, jo Ann Carrol, Carol Kiem, Frances Almindo, juinata Wilson, Amelia Jones, Pearl Brewer, Edith Jones, Mary Lou Twining, Susan Anthony. VOICE CHOIR First Rau'-Mr. O'Brien, Frankie Micozzi, Charlie johnson, Elsie Hatcher, Marilyn Marshall, june Lund, Janet Kleinhans, Burt Colliton, Jean Bock, Peggv Vadney, Dorothy Paretta, Rose Marie Marmile, David Perry, Ronnie Tryon. Second Rvrf- -,Iuninata Wilson, Maw' Jones. Keithn Chu-hart, Eva Kettle, Man' Lou Twining, Fred Rivenliurg, Niles Backlund, Bill SCIILIIY, Elizabeth Becker, jo Ann Carrol, Pat Arceneaux. Third Razr Helen Samuels. Dolores Deleskewicr. Fav Travis. Stanley Dean, Martin Blodgett, Horace Stott, Ronnie Clifford, Ralph Orpello, Leon Wilson, Thomas Finke, Doug Pemberton, Cecelia Heere, Gail Benson, Rose Marv Feil. ENSEMBLE Mrs. Edna Lawson. Dorothv Krrvkowski, Keitha Carhart, Peggv Lounsbury, Marilyn Marshall, Dorothx Hansen, Toni Canali, Ruth Ceddies, Mary Lou Twining, Miss Elizabeth Cole. ity-six STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row- Jean Carriker, Eva Hamlin, Jenny Micozzi, Rose Biscone, Mrs. Helen Tisdell, Susan Phillips, June Dollery, Gertie O'Brien, Pete Holcomb, Ella Mae Wickham, Ellen Winn. Back Row-Frank Pomellitto, Bob Lambert, Helen Van Woert, Doris Stanton, Maria Rutkicwicz, Dorothy Hansen. ARTS AND CRAFTS Jimmy Farinelli, Mildred Ginter, Mr. Roney, Eleanor Brewer, Quilla Jones, Virgie Stevens, Gladys McCargo, Bob Conery, Bob Farinelli, Paul Borger, Ann Tryon, Velma Powell, Alfreda Munzberg, Sally Jones, Barbara Jennings, Gloria Powell, Jane Pierce, Jo Ann Zolko, Joan Travis, Winnie Irwin, Shirley Dixon. I.R.C. Front Ro:t'fLeft to Rfghl-HarryMille1, President, Ezio Tozri, President, Joan Sharpe, Gilda Altimari, Jean Carriker, Inez Brewer, Frank Pierce, Ismay Rupert. Back Row-Left to Right-Marie Boehlke, Jenny Micozzi, Dick Whitbeck, Suzanne Bevier, Mr. Wallace, Libby Humphrey, Kay Keel, Ellen Snyder, Toni Canali, June Rarrick, Irwin King, Peter Holcomb. COLLEGE CLUB First Row-sGe1ald Finke, Mary Noble, Florence Vadney, Maria Rutkiewicz, Jane Ann Perry, Elizabeth Hoke, Catherine Dunnagan. Second Row-Charles Du Clos, Bob Dahl, Jimmy Sutton, William Slingerlands, Nancy Wolfe, Miss Doris Barrett. Third Row-Marion Swartout, Marilyn VVhitbeck, Alice O'Rourkc, Betty Rhinehart, Charles Selkirk. Fourth Rott'-Gertie O'Brien, Fanny Paretta, Doris Stanton. HONOR SOCIETY SeatedfCatherine Dearstyne, Marie Pagliaro, Lois Fleth, Alice O'Rourke, Ada Malone, Betty Rhinehart, Donald Griffen, Ruth Diederich, Norma Vosburgh, Helen Van Woert, Ezio Tozzi, Jean Carriker, June Dollcry, Doris Stanton, Eva Hamlin, Harry Miller. StandingfPeggy Lounsbury, Barbara Jennings, Ann Tryon, Gilda Altimari, George Hathaway, Jeanette Williams, Richard Guice, Brucellen English, Robert Traver, Richard Bernard, Mr. Donald Wallace, Suzy Bevier. AVIATION SCIENCE First Row-Seated-Margie Hansen, Arlene Strait, Dorothy Hansen, Bob Mudge, Glen Quintana. First RowfS'tanding--Jack O'Sullivan, Bob Farinelli, John Domonico, Mr. Warren D. Kullman. Second Row--Bob Lambert, Frank Riccardo, Henry Dargan, Richard Guice, Ruth Diederich, Helen Van Woert, Ruth Guice. Third Row-John O'Keefe, James Fcil, Nelson Babcock, Booker Dargan, Mosher Shear, Bob Albright. LIBRARY CLUB' A First RowfEva.Hamlin, Gloria Powell, Raphael Pellino, Edith Feischer, Ruth Wilsey, Catherine Dunagen, Zelda Jones, Alice O'Rourke. 1 Second Rozlf-Nancy Wolfe. Pat Casey, Ella Mae Wickam, Barbara Burns, Doris Stanton, Maria Rutkiewicz, Helen Van Woert, Marie Boehlke, Jackie Whitbeck, June Dollery, Gloria Richter, Mrs. Helen Florant. RAVENA-DRAMATICS CLUB First Row-Thressa Morell, Richard Guice. Second Row-Jenny Micozzi, Ruth Guice, Helen Van Woert, Edith Feicher, Pat Casey, Rose Biscone, Joan Van Valkenberg, Betty Swarthout. Third RowADon Griffin, Bill Slingerland, John Sinnegen, Marion Swarthout, Maria Rutkiewicz, Gertrude O,Brien, Joan Sharpe, Eva Hamlin, Louise Palmer, Ellen Snyder, Roberta Statts, Mary Louise Bruno, Miss Joan Kavanagh. STAFF AND SHIELD NEWSPAPER Seated-Suzanne Bevier, Gertrude O'Brien, Joan Sharpe, Norma Vosburgh, Miss Carol Clark, Alice O'Rourke, Marion Swarthout, Standing4Rose Biscone, Barbara Burns, Susan Phillips, Pete Holcomb, Mary Louise Sorrell, Rose Mary Brooks, Margie Reuter, Pat Casey, Gerry Finke, Miss Doris Barrett, Teresa Morrell, Eva Hamlin, Mary Louise Bruno, Maria Rutkiewicz, June Dollery. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Seated-Nancy Carkner, Betty Humphrey, Susan Anthony, Elaine Farwell, Elsbeth Carhart, Lillian Conger, Jean Dixon, Donna Kettle. Standing4Mary Barber, Miss Elizabeth Morrison, Margie Heimburge, Hughlyn Keir. STUDENT COUNCIL SefztedfJanet Kleinhans, Frank Micozzi, Pat Areeneaux, Dorothy Schatz, Mis. Edna Lawson, Frank Sherman, William Hughes, Joe Palmer, Anthony Paretta. Page Fatty-svumz Page Standing Ronnie Clifford, Fav 'l'ravis. Douglas Pemberton, Thomas Finke, Keitlta Carllart, Margie Heimburger, Hughlyn Keir, Mary Barker. ARTS AND CRAFTS First Rou'wMary Barber, Nancy Carkncr, Elsbeth Carhart, Dorothv Muszburg. Serond Ron -Susan Anthonv, Marylin Marshall, Alice McCormick, Doris Wilsey, Edith Van Wormer, Margie Hicmburge. Third Rou'-Loretta Snyder, Amelia jones, Keitha Carhart, Dorothv Hotaling, Bernice Beich- man, Marion Seeburg, Donna Kettle, Dolores Dcleskewiecz, Teresa Phillips, Dolores Tuscano, Bea- trice Miner. DRAMATICS lfnceling---jimnty VVinters, Anthony Paretta, Mildred Snyder, Billy Sinnegan . Sf-atedililaine Farwell, Mary Lou Twining, Fav Travis, june Lund, janet Klienhans, Barbara Dixon, Betty Humphrey, jo Ann Hughes. Standing---David Perry, Era Kettle, Rose Mormile, Dorothv Schatz, jo Ann Carrol, Gail Ben- son, Cecilia Beere, Eli! Becker, Douglas Pemberton, Thomas Finke, Rosemary Feil, Mrs. Banner. SCIENCE CLUB FYDIII Row- 'Richard Hartman, l-'rank Micozzi, Kendall Hazelton, William Sinncgan, Fred Riveuburg, Peter Rivenburfz, Ronnie Tivon, David Perry. Srrnnd Hon' David Craven, Mitchel Couerv, Roland Clifford, Douglas Petnberton, Mr. Brooks Roberts, Ronald Selkirk. PRESS CLUB Fin! Hou Peter Rivenburg, Peggv Vadnev, Anthony Paretta, Carmella Pomellitto, Mr. O'Brien, Dorothv l'.aretta. Samui Hou' .lean Boch, Charles johnson, Pant Arceneaux, Gail Benson, David Perry, Madilyn l'.m-tta, Elsie llateher, Fannv Altauuari. 'lhirrl lime David Cook, Douglas l'embertou, Dorothy Schatz, ,loan Rupert, Roland Clifford, l i.ink Miconi, Fred liarllt. HASKl'1'l'llAl.l. lfirsl Hou' Mr. Albert Potter rCo.u'hi, Roger Mulligan, Dick Vander Veer, Donald Arceueaux, john M.irp,iiasso, Robert Rowe, Mr. llowie 'l'ucker rlloachi. Snond Hou' llubert Van Mstvne ,lost-pli Laiubeit, Ronald Wilsev, Dick Whitbeek. l'O0'l'li:'kl.l,. Fifi! Ron- Benny Cacckello. Sn-and Rua' lfrzuik Riccardo, Bill llurns, Gerald l inke, llubert Van Alxtync, ,Iosepli Latiuberl, livin Toni, Robert Gunderson. 'Third Roar 'Dick Vander Veer, Charles Martin, Dick Whitbeck, Roland Clifford, Guy Colburn, llenrv Dargan. Fnurlh Rott' Mr. Howie Tucker, Booker Daman, Robert Rowe. Roger Mulligan, Donald Areeu- eaux, Robert Lambert, john Margiasso, Sam Frangella, Wallace Wells, Kenneth Mortension. BASEBALL First Roic--f-Angelo Constantine, William Hughes, Richard Bernard, Frank Rivers, John Mar- giasso, Louis Picarazzi, Roger Mulligan, Louis Alteri. Second Rou'iCliFl'ord Hoose, George Aluise, Lawrence Osterhout, Royce Quintana, Hubert Van Alstvne, James Craven, Ronald Wilsey, Ezio Tozli, Benny' Cacckello. Third Ron'+Mr. Howie Tucker, Alfred Pape, Charles Wickham, Gerald Winn, Rudy Koenig, Kenny Mortenson. VARSITY CLUB First Row-Roger Mulligan, Mr. Howie Tucker, Coach. Second Rou'-Bill Burns, Frank Pomellitto, John Margisso, Dick Vander Veer. Third Rose-Richard Bernard, Peter Holcomb, Hubert Van Alstvne, Ronald Wilsey. Fourth Row'-Joseph Lambert, Donald Arceneaux, james Clousc, Robert Rowe. CHEERLEADERS Firxf Hoxeffjune Dollery, Ruth Wilsey, Gertie O'Brien, ,Ioan Sharpe, Edith Fieschcr. Second Rance-joan Travis, Gladys Wright, Grace Tompkins, Marie Rutkiewicz, Shirley Dixon, Peggv Lounsburv, Miss Michaud. YEARBOOK STAFF Norma Vosburgh, Editor: Doris Stanton. Treasurer: jean Carriker, Literary Editor, Miss Elena Cliottone, Advisor: Ellen Winn, Assistant Editorg Suzanne Br-vier, Junior Editor: joan Sharpe, Grade Editor: Gertrude 0'Brien, Grade Editor: Richard Bernard, Gladys Wright, Maria Rutkiewicz, jimmy Sutton, Gerald Finke, john Demonico, Ella Mae Mickham, Eva Hamlin, Alice O'R0urkc, Ruth Died- erich, Marion Swartout. fly-1' ighl fgwiaffwaph FISHER'S FARM DAIRY Laboratory Tested Quality Control Grade A Pasteuriied Mlllt Cream Let lk Cottage Cheese Serve You Buttermilk Chocolate Drink Phone 209-F--l RED'S sm!-'ooh 0 S'l'liAKS 0 R .,.. tt- fm I'I .t,. N-1 1:12 xv.-tt c:.,m.-Lit-, N.-tt mrs. CHOPS O STALKER'S DAIRY , O , UNITAS MEMORIAL POST 9594 RAVENA, NEW YORK Y. F. W. MCMILLEN,S LAWSON SL WILSON Scrvicc Grocery Gas - Oil Station Store General Merchandise Auto Accessories COEYMANS HOLLOW, N. Y. Phone 2801 SO. BETHLEHENI, N. Y, Phone Ravcna 120-F-12 .loit- RAVENA IRON COMPANY RAVENA, NEW Yolui 1..l0.1...- COEYMANS, RAVENA AND ALBANY BUS LINE COMPANY INCORPORATED Busvs for Charter Call 67-F-22 or 146-F-5 CUIIN' UNC- CUUN' All Portrait Connncrcial To l lance at The Ravena Grange Hall N05 H37 Pltotograplls of Quality I-In-I-5 111114-f 'I'Iml-gglggy Night 7 Mvflullorh Ava-nuv, Ravvna, N. Y. tzot-:nuns nou.ow, N. Y. l'h0m' 254 CHARLES BECK l'l.l'Ml5lNti AND llliA'l'lNli Tclcpluonc llavcna 178 Central .Xvcattxc llau-na, New York Tflfvhvnfs 45-F4 and 31-F-ll Capital Stock - - - Company lnsuranvc CLARE A. ROBBINS General Insurance Establishcd 1809 Rcsidmcc. NEW B.Kl,'l'lMORE Ollice. COEYMANS, N. Y. MARSHALL'S GARAGE RAVENA, N. Y. DE SOTO PLYMOUTH SAILER'S INN Selkirk HILLTQP DINER SEAFOOD Route 9W Television Mondav and Friday ' North of Ravena Your Patronage Is Appreciated Always Your Hosts Home-Cooked Meals FRANK and KATHERINE SAILER RAVENA DINER WW' '- - 4 , ,.,,, fe1'A 1, f-'rr ff-'- ipii A ':' '- M A ' 'A Route 9-W HUNTER,S GARAGE Zwack 86 Son Funeral Service ALBANY, N. Y. South Bethlehem Dial 3-2587 New York if Tel. 2701 A Capital District Institution Since 1894 THE HARVEST nrlczx c:m:x'Ro1.l-Tl MARKET lfilllff Fruits and Vegetables in Season WM. lfruit Baskets a Specialty UiS'fi'H 0f fo' Phone: Ravens 291 l lSK TIRICS H2 Hain Street Ravens, N. Y. lx. rmnn- Prop. Coxsarkit- Telephone' l0l ED BEDELL'S ORCHESTRA tZUIiYM.XNS ll0I.l.0W, N. Y. l'lwnt' 2.39-l -3 Eclitlfs Beauty Parlor ,HW Featuring I Pcrmancnts, Modern Finger WHVll1g and all branches of Beauty Culture 'Hull 126 Main Street Ravena, N. Y. lf I N IQ S 'I' I N lf U 0 lj 5 Telephone 267 Conery's RAVENA Theater Phone: Albany 5-6007 D. H. WEISHEIT SELKIRK, NEW YORK Farmall Tractors - Refrigeration Farm Implements and Parts CHARLES PAUSLEY Coal - Coke - Wood Knickerbocker and Helderberg Cement General Trucking Taxi Service Sand and Gravel Building Supplies, Kerosene and Gravel Phone: 174-F-2 Ravena, N. Y E. S. BLAUVELT CARL PREFFER'S . Texaco Service Station Florist R0ute9W I lVest Coxsaekic Phone 264 Ravena, N. Y. New York FRANGELLA BRCJTHERS, Inc. Coeymans, New York GROWERS OF SNOW-WHITE MUSHROOMS LOU'S RESTAURANT o mum-1 4:17 n,wiaN.,x, N. Y lzlrrlrir and .Xeelylt-ne We-ltling v National Commercial Bank SUTTON'S GARAGE and Trust C0mPa Y tJa'nu'ral .Xutu Repairing of Albany 'IDN txt. st-,lu ltzlf. ' 'A' l'l10nrs: so. lla-th. zrroaaxltmn, 5.11465 RAVENA BRANCH Night Calls, 50. Beth. 2671 Ravena, N. Y. Lubrication - Batteries - Farm Equipment Oil Burner Supplies -- General Repairs - Tractor Repairs BOEHLKE BROS. just North of Stop Light - Route 931' Raneua, New York F950 PRC lUl'CTS Telephone: Ras-gna 439 Compliments of Hannibal Manor PARK'S SERVICE STATIDN C. A. Parks, Prop, Socony Products Route QYV Phone 445 Mobilubrication - Accessories Two hliles South of Ravena Ravena 272 QW Highway Ravena, N. Y. BISCONE'S PULVER HQUSE CHUICIQ FOODS AND DRINKS 105-107 Blain Street Ravena, N. Y. L Babcoclls lzuneral l-lome Funeral l-lome Exclusively For Funerals Ambulance Service Lady Embalrner Prompt and Courteous Service V Fl.ORA'S BEAUTY SHOP Featuring Machine and Machineless Permanenls Modern Finger Waving All Kinds of Beauly Culture Phone 96 49 Main Sl., Ravena VASTO,S GRGCERY STQRE RAVENA, N. Y, HERBERT HAMLIN lilcctrical Contracting Ranges - Refrigerators - Washcrx 24 C4'l1ll'1ll .x1'l'I'lllt' RHYCHQIV New York H. C- 0SfCrh0ur SL Son Harold S. Vincent SL Son lfarm liquipmvnl paving and Hxmvming C0m,.m,m,.S ' IKZIYCIHI, Nvw Y fxl' k Rin a'll ai, N 1'ws York ,I la-la-phour 'ISII I'honc llnva-na: l75I 33 or ll2l-21 STEPHEN DAY SL SON llrnlrrx In lisso Gusolim' - Kvrosmv And Hvating Oils 'lirlm-phone: Rau-nn -193 INIR. PETER ZUK Liquor Store Nlain Strccl. Rnvcna, New York BOOMER'S GARAGE , Ravena, N. Y. General Repairing DEPARTMENT STORE 119 MAIN STREET CONORA'S Shoe Rebuilding R21vffna,N-Y- 140 INIAIN STREET Ravena, N. Y. v Expert Shoe Repairing Work Done IVhile You Wait I vm 93 'ivy WWW 'Rf' ' -I ' ' 71' .-2 . 543 fi i'f::ffsf',P,fv. r ':'7' 'S V. V . ew--Q ' ' f if I A ' - 1 MQ ..fl ,f ' ' 'X 'Lf We 533' N . 1- -. 52' F' -ff?+ ifhgk I-,v:Qgvv,.,l,.,' ,Q mmgh.: A, BQ.. e : tif , ' - ' f 5- A new-fmwfw wag, -1 X 3,2 gl M 'fwwfw dd M if iv I -.. I V f l - ff . w , :Q YW., Established 1917 Thousands of girls are needed in business and government ofiices NOW. The salaries are high and the opportunities for advancement are unlimited. The quickest way to prepare for one of these good positions is to take a business course at MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227-229 Quail Street, Albany 3, N. Y. Phone 5-4436 REGISTER NOW Regi ster ed by the New York State Board of Regents SUMINIER SESSION starts July 7 FALL SESSION Starts September 2 S.AAKJiUSHQ CHOICE MEATS FANCY GROCERIES RAVENA, N. Y. Phone Ravena 7-F-2 V O Raveua Lumber Co. THE CI. D. HAWN, INC. HERALD HM H1 NVARIJ S. HAYVN O T CLEMENT HOLLIDAY GRUCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES PHONE 200 RAVENA, N. Y. REESE'S N Amous OR FINE ooos Compliments of SELKIRK Y. M. C.A. Bffafffffff Luncheon Ready to Serve Dinner Youth and Commumty 4k if N ' RAVENA, N. Y. ROUTE 9W B f C t k ll nd Albany ALBANY HARDWARE SL IRGN CC. 39-43 State Street, Albany, N. Y. if COMPLETE SPORTS EQUIPMENT 'A' G1fT dB busppl C Bgoutb dmt Kd C Kdk P k P SftBllAhyFhgTkl k oas, Pencils. PALMER LUMBER CQMPANY ,lust south of thc Stop light on 9-H' BUILDING SUPPLIES , , Phono 47 R vcnn, IN. X. SKILLS az I f,'0lllPlLlHl'lIfS of a GUIDANCE - balanced train- FVif 'f1 ing - activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional and government oflices. ALBANY BUSINESS CDLLEGE 126 -134 Wasliimgton Ave., Albany 6, N. Y. Stull- Rcftulrrrfl -A Vr-if-rnn Approved We Suggest FI KE' Ice Cream The Ravena Junk Sz. Metal l Lawson Store We are still doing business at N0, 6 Orchard AN'CnuC General Merchandise Paying Highest Cash Prices Ravcnav N, Y' Phone: 56 Paper-NIagazines-hletal--Rags f Old Machinery of all Kinds IE. and M. Bourguignon Beautiful and Distinctive designs At moderate prices. Long wear and satisfaction For every owner. Rings Of sturdy Construction. Unequaled in craftsmanship and Reflecting quality and serviee. Personal Cards Announcements - Invitations Club Insignia hledals and Trophies Memorial Tablets 711 Fi: Dk L. G. BALFOUR Sz COMPANY Attlcboro Massachusetts Represented by-A. M. Hodgkins, P.O. Box 9, Schenectady, N. Y. Kilmer Self Service John L. Perry V V 'I-F2 - - Telephone IJ Plumbing and Heatmg ' t R N. Y. Mem Sires wma' soUTH BETHLEHEM, N. Y. Fm Delivery Phone so. Beth. 2383 STALKERS GARAGE Lane Printing Company Hudson Sales and Service Lyon Block Painting - Welding - Accessories Market Square' Albany' Tydol Gas - Veedol Oil Telephone 3-2914 + 1 Phone Rave-na 282 A Distirzctivc' Pflillfliilg Scrvicci' DIEGES Sv. CLUST I7 john Sl rect New York 8, N. Y. lxlIiIllIl'Ili'llll'lllg -lvwclcrs CLASS jliV'l'1l.RY OUR SPECIALTY Rings' -Pins -Medals-C Zups--Tropliit-s l'l:nqu4-s--.Mhlvlic' .Xwzlrfls HHH! --fn 0l'R 30th ANNIVERSAIKY lil-Ill BILL YAGER'S GROCERY STORE Gas, lcv llrvam Coeynmns Hollow, N. Y. Ravens 259l fl EMPIRE TRAVEL CLUB 'l'rnv4-l Agents to thc' High Schools of tht- East The 01d Red Barn Round and Square Dancing Every Friday Night 8:30 to 12:30 Corner Clapper Road and 9-W Hillman Bros., Prop. Phone 5--4330 CARL G. BRUST Auctioneer Real Estate - - - Farm Sales Furniture SELKIRK, NEW YORK Phone Albany 5-3952 JIM and JOHN PEBLER, JR. Contractors and Builders Consisting of: Brick, Siding, Asbestos Siding, Roohng Insulation - Venetian Blinds Phone Ravena 403 HALSTED'S DAIRY Dealer in Dairy Products from Flood and Tuloercular Tested Herds PASTEURIZED MILK CREAM CHOCOLATE MILK Phone Ravena 175-F-2 or 116-F-12 ALBRIGHTS UNDERCLIFF GARAGE Arthur Albright, Prop. FORD SALES and SERVICE Painting and Body Vfork Acetylene Welding General Repairs Telephone 5-F-I4 SNYDER BROTHERS Joe's Service Station ee- Selkirk, N. Y. STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET ik Sales and Service Tires and Battery Service TEL. 62-F-2 RAVENA, N. Y. Lubrication SECURITY SUPPLY CORPORATION Nationally Advertised PLUMBING and HEATING SUPPLIES Selkirk, N. Y. 61 Central Avenue, Albany, N. Y Cascade Paper Company On the Hoosae Rixeru U Coinplinientx North Xdanis, Nlxusaehuset ts School Supplies of Cafeteria Equipment State Rt-presentatise Nlr. E. ll. Coster Piltsfirlcl, Nlass. Sandy's Restaurant Dine and llanee At The RIVERSIDE COTTAGE The lint ln lfootl Plumbing Heating f,Il4Ill'Nll'Ll JOHN VAN VLERIN Repairing, Cfot'ylll:ms llollms, N. Y. livery Phone 239l 2l Snturclzty Night if-Ta Q D Compliments JOSEPH FRANGELLA S1 SONS Telephone 32 COEYMANS, NEW YORK Cd Photographs in this Annual by THE FRUMKIN STUDIO SCHOOL PHOTQGRAPHERS v Portraits V Motion Pictures V School Annuals Y 52 NORTH PEARL STREET ALBANY, NEW YORK DRINK IN BOTTLES A U14-3 5 I N ' , QVQXNM Wi TIKFF f5 'L C 'E' 'Fi f I N U W -Q .- '.1L.w- Jw ' - -3375 1 ., f W' X 1 3 A fig: ' My -4 W ig' V1 ,, . 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