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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1951 volume:

foreword UIRS OF 19 ravena, 11. . CHAMPIONS -- As a body, we, the Class of 1951, take pride in our school, training and trainers. We are victorious in scholarships and sports. We think our friends and classmates are the best. We leave as champions because of the many phases of our lives that have been enriched through our school experiences. Our hope is that MEMOIRS of '51 will con- vey to the reader that we are proud to have been students of Ravena-Coeymans High. L. Ravena High School Mountain Rd. Ravena, New York Pastel paints A plastering - mir- ror-reflecting floors, and Ravena boasted New Look during sum- mer of '50 - the secretary's dream, a new desk and file-desk-cabinet- Industrial Arts Department buzzed with complete wiring layout-two electric drinking fountains for down- stairs halls - real rest and comfort in way of new chairs for the audi- torium-much-needed storage cab- inets built along back of audi- torium-new playground attrac- tion, a merry-go-round, which has whirled many a tiny tot on a 24-hour, 7-day week schedule. Coeymanx 5t.1fc fowneel mth modern wane xelset eurturns kitchen acquired dLlCllIlOf'l.1l eleetrleul equipment md replaeementa pn :tors load lightened mth present heutlng system bus drners non rcfuel rn re.1r of 5ehool musre room .lttraemely draped to lmproxe .zeoustles New Bxltlmore sehool rejux en.1ted wx nth fresh redeeor ltnons new heating and eleetrlerxl uystems the luxury of l.u.1tor1eS 1nd runmnv vmter booleshels es buult to house many readme faworntea and the long ,wanted dream of smngs .mel leleleballs was finally re xlrzed 2 Coeymans High School Main Street Coeymans, New York Coach Howard Tucker Howie COACH HOWARD TUCKER Howie This year the Class of '51 dedicates the pages of their MEMOIRS to Howie Tucker, coach of our outstanding teams. We wish to pay tribute to him for teaching us fair play, for showing us the value of a clean, competitive spirit, and for being the strong backbone we have needed to bring us the great many championships that will be cherished in our memories. CONTENTS administration Faculty Meeting, Room 5 at -l P.M. sharp. seniors Seniors compile handbook for unclerclassmen underclasses Time out for a short one. activities United Nations Project. SPOI'tS Noon time Intramurals. . ii r ll I i mam 4. Hugh Kier, Ronald Hotaling. Arthur Smith in ll 4 CUt'jN1.I!l,f Couii Mrs. Van Epps, Mrs. Sherman A. Rosato and R. Hotaling are double-duty men for it is their re- sponsibility to keep the school ship- shape in addition to driving the buses. Mr. Rosato was an all 'round star athlete of the Class of '45, Four of the men, A. Smith, C. Wilson, C. Bogardus, and H. Keir, have the sole task of transporting the students to i161 3? R.lI't'1l,l C0051 Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Sorell and from school. Ed Bourguignon is chief engineer in the Coeymans School. Angelo Rosnto, Clarence Wilson Carson Bogrirdus hfnj' F FICIJLTY .gs ... Y CT-31: 1-,-5-TLV. Jw b AQ! .--- I - V. - AL . i,Ak , D , 'i ' 4'7P,A-' ' 7 'f 1 , A WM ef- 'Y 1 oard of educatlon Hours of planning., brought elementary supervisor to staff-purchased five school buses-continued re- pairs and redecoration of all schools in district- P If 1 I1 L 1 P a I S Fit-President, Dr. Chester Cavallitds leave great loss o o.1rt. f f 1 C e Q san Vilvlfe, tl' J l.ym.m Roney, ini, 'L iltulwg Dongild Barker. Sup P7lllfJQ Pl'illL'lf7.ll. ' i ' G 5 , V 1,53 'X ' - A 5.2- --..,,,, . -. , W. - i fi, '74 5,,,q,s ., 5 - , , M.: V 1 1' . I N 5' A 1 ' Q ' ' '1 v' , . .734 7, .r fi H. -inf I5f1,uf.'Xf'.' If nwwn. Gnldr j7A,'vf1..' Pmldxxxn. 5017.11 SINJIEM' A, Bethel. llfnmf Er.: D.-O'Harc, Sviuzfex C, LYUFIS, Sut'f.ll Smdief: M. Davitt, Sflfilfc' ,md AIJIZ1. vfk P. Kindl, C.1u L T:k.lLAZ767'.' L. hiontc- lone. Play EJ. .' H Florant, LJ,lP7.1fl.H1.' M. Dobson. Mavic' J. Banlcy. Aff. E91 fl -I' W. Kullmgm. Sci L'7IL'6.' E. Gliuttonc lim. Ili.: D. BILIFIU Blu lid.: H.Sturgcm Slmp: ISI. Muller Af.lIb..' H. Timlull I..1r1g14.1,qeu 5 M Brown, Bm. Ed.,' P Bldck. 5051.11 Simi fer 5 R. Salx caan Enlulifh. facult in 1-.Lux '-an 1 1 31111 mu 111 LI up If Mm Glu stopped 1n to admxru club huts 'lhug Imllb xpurklgd gust .ln hour lg0 bllllgw muh by Mus Smbnrn and Mu Duhwn and now Angdo Rontu M1 Montnlom out to supuusv. 1b1sLb41ll glllk. Mu S1IwuLnm Fn3.,l1sl1cl1sx 1 Y Tr' I K 'qi-J . L1 I pf L fuuln mgqlnb wlll fwfr Ixullm.1non bus duty Liu Fluranl bu y ut1bl1sh1ngl1h11111.a1n M smdu ruurm 510 0 , nnnounrs 1 .fi I I x sh I S 4. M ' PM ' ' P. Arceneaux, Prey. D. Pemberton, Vive Pref. D. Schatz, S. Dean, Student Council Rep- re.fe11mli1'e.r. class administrators P. Sutton, Ser. R. Mormile, Tretzf. P. Black, W. Kullman, M. Muller Senior Ad1'iJurJ. as J CHARLIES ALBERTSON Charlie Huwbzlftihzl .any llvw'c. ' Being quiet and small doesn't hinder Charlie from enjoying nature's gifts in his spare time, such as hunt- ing and fishing. Maybe he'll turn out to be one of our great sportsmen. Photography 4g Chorus 45 Model Airplane Club 3. ,f fs., 4654 FRANCES ALMINDO Fran l,i11't lim! .YOIIILJZJIIIV Fran's life ambition is to be a good secretary. Wliat with her beautiful clothes and personality, she ought to be tops. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Staff and Shield 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 45 Dramatics 2. NILS BACKLUND Iftlmlrigla1! Nils is the guy who thinks that football and girls are just about tops in this world. How about law class, Nils? Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3,.45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sportsmans Club 4g Model Airplane Club 2, 35 At- tendant 3. JEAN F. BOCK Cookie You really think 10, lurk? Ujitterbugging and trav- eling are about the nicest things I can think of to do, says Cookie. G.A.C. 2, 3, 4g Staff and Shield 1, 2, 33 Bowling 2, 3, Chorus 13 Dramatics 1, 2' Intramurals 1 2 WN-6 i FANNIE ALTIMARI Fan Nn111If1 'yer blll'1:IIc'il Hopes some day to be holdin' the patients hand. In a few years, if you need a nurse, you may call on Fannie. Chorus 1, 2, 3, -ig Staff and Shield lg Girls' En- semble 3, 4 g Needlecraft -1 g Dancing Club l. PATRICIA ARCENEAUX - Patty - lt was fz riot Especially likes dancing and cheerleading. Patty wants to be a secretary after graduation. Cheerleading AZ, 5, fig G.A.C. 2, 5, 4, Arts and Crafts 45 Student Council 1, 25 Needlecraft 45 Staff and Shield 1, 2g Attendant 2, 3. 'vi 3 MILDRED ANATRIELLO Millie Gee dad, 1lJi1f'.f ti ulrlllcffl just loves to pound the typewriter and take dicta- tion. Her favorite pastime is taking in stock-car races. Chorus lg Dramatics I, 2g Yearbook 3, 4g Needle- craft 4, Staff and Shield 3, 4 . ELIZABETH BECKER Liz I l! lml'.r the yll6'.lf.i0II?H Following in the foot- steps of her mother, Liz A wants to be a school teach- S , er. Dramatics 1, 2, 3g Staff N and Shield 3, 4g Pen and X Ink 45 Student Council 43 G.A.C. 3, 4, Honor Socie- ty 3, fig Photography li. 12 gfgbfv -'ZPL if .1 ' RICHARD BOOMHOXVER Rich Rich wants to be a farmer Brown but will have to be satisfied as farmer Boom- hower. He goes crazy when he sees a good herd of An- gus. Dislikes the idea of being drafted. I .gf 4::,,, 14 K g . i2,4'R, ,Vi ','? Va 41 12 J . -Q f .31- WY ROSEMARIE CACCKELLO Rosie If ffm! Jn Is forever saying, Wl1ere's Connie? She prefers to be an office work- er in future years. Chorus 15 Dramatics 1, 2, Needlecraft 4, Staff and Shield -1. Ji! ?' ' JEAN CARHART Jeanie Hemel: forbiif' Jeanie, whos crazy about dancing and movies, hates to see a rainy day come around. Bowling Z, 3, 4, Literary Club 3, -ig Intramurals 3, 4. 6 6 ' C .1 O 1' C onn' . fig-o-1 1, , E235 azg ' 'J '- - 'zaonnidiiiite-Q29-b5ZQ9Q,g, . ERT c3oLL1ToN emi ' he fi and ffL J5 iam chase rabbits wit is big, old gun! . 'XA , Football 1, 2, 3,1-4g'Baff ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Pres. 1, 2g Attendant 2, 3, Sportsman Club 4. feel K We hope that Bert's,.fu- ture lgfzxdll be interesting enough to keep him awake, since he has fallen asleep in at least one class a day all year. L, X C, , .'. 5 ' I il if U31 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, German Band 3, 4 5 Clarinet Quartet fi, Treas. 1. DAVID COOK Cookie Soft your 0111 lllclllu PAUL COURT, JR' Dukie Cookie expects to give th-Am' ro hti -,bt ,, , L I in ug mc U 'Y0lld0l1fJ':lj'U He's one of our great musicians who contributes we think they'll make him behave. Photogmphy , Immi to the noise, or should we murals 1, 2, 3, -4, Staff and Shield 1, Model Airplane Club 3. say, music of the R-C band. Band 1, 2, 5, -ig Dance Band 2, 5, llg Intramurals 1, 2, 3 4, Model Airplane Club 1, 2, 3. K. .ZS 751 1 .1 KEITHA CARHART Kida Oh, fmt grub .b'iIf6L'.iH The girl with the sweet- heart of a voice hasn't de- cided what her future holds for her. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 1, 4, G.A.C. 5, -ig Bowling 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 3. 'it-aug was - 439' iii . , ' 34 X 123- J Q 45 Cross Country 4 5 Honor , . 7 ,I Q East? 3' A: at t, i CHARLES JOHNSON Squeaky ' George A Is a little undecided about college, but he does like sports. The only flaw in going to school is doing homework, says Squeaky. Intramuralsl, 2, 45 Pho- tography 45 Bowling 2, 3, Society 4. 'ZR I 'P ' tt, Q. Nr' ' L 00 V K uv I EDITH JONES Doll Baby Oh, gee' Wants to spend her fu- ture years taking the pa- tient'S pulse. Edith likes to have a good time all the time. Preferences include dancing and movies. Chorus 1, 3. ALICE MARIE KIRBY Irish lV'bt11'r all flair 11011- reuse? The girl who can draw anything she sets her mind to would like to study com- mercial art. She also likes those Saturday nights in Coxsackie. Chorus, 3, 2, 45 Girls' Ensembleg 2, 3, 45 Dram- atics 2, 35 Staff and Shield 2, 4. MARIAN KOCH Marian's the girl who loves puzzles, math and reading. Some teachers' College will find her en- rolled as an A student. Honor Society -I5 Pho- tography 4 5 Arts and Crafts 4, 15 Library Club 25 Stu- dent Council 4. wi by wg CAROL A. Krsiitr N Ytz5kiddi11' Carol wants to go into nurses training after gradu-5 ation. Says she's eitherugo- ing' to kill'em or cure'em. Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Attendant 2, 35 Queen 45 G.A.C. 3, 45 -Yearbook 45 Staff and Shield 1, 2, 45 Chorus I. EVELYN KOCH Gee whiz Evelyn likes to listen to music and ice skate. She says her future is undecid- ed, but we think she'll find something to do connected with the farm. Photography 45 Honor Society 45 Arts and crafts 4 5 Library Club 2. 1 . KLE1NHANs 1' 5 .111 if A its-at VUILLIAM KELLY Bill Expects to attend North- eastern University, but in the meantime he's playing the part of the jolly milk- man. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Attend- ant 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 25 Bowling 4. , TlyI1'1forr fre ,. anei w loves clothes and likes to dance , smile that lfdoacs 'emldead wherever' she Oes. She'll attend Alban Business College' afteggirduation. 5, tudent. Council 1, 2, 35 chwfrtldmgi Q, Attendant 35 Yearbook' 45 Honor So- ciety 45 G.A.C. 2, 3, Pres. 45 Staff and Shield 2, 3. iff, A if If K ' vlfif X 1--sf y K 575 'Zhi 'P' i PAUL MERRITT ,iDfllI'f gint up the .ilvipu Paul is planning his fu- ture with the Coast Guard. YK vue gk ,Q e-'L J .5 5 ff I Qfy t as T fy' ' it f- I 1 L ' ' ,- . . 1 y C Q v 'Q . f B l- . glivfbllfflilglgislfbizx' PATRICIA LYoNs MAlUL'Yt11, QQARSHML s' UPSQ KQV 9 'i Pdf -' STJSNIWTOFTSCH 2-lb' y,Qf,v:'P x adn' 5, I dr Oh, lJefzz'e11J 'xr' 'fH1f4JfL1,Lj,f LJRK 11491 Jigga' 1 Q Give Pat a ticket to a bal- A Pn0lT5Hliii5 bcm ii-mic R' 'X ' ef1d'iYijflfni1in5:'1t' let recital and she is tickled to tguy this tiny girl ii bell l 7 end ' llefqgk 'radua' I tidiifgefl indie s nie addi- Yiioni that clo 'eliootball ' ehm. Gblffare his spetial Fglikes. T V Football 3, 45 Baseball 5, 4 5 Track 5, 4 5 Basketball 3, 4. g,'1 7 'Z' to death. Cheerleading 45 Year- book 3, 45 Staff and Shield 25 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls' Ensemble fi Needlecraft 4 g G.A.C. 45 Intramurals 2, 4. GERALD lNlOONEY jerry Hlvflllift' .1 rm! on Il'l7L'L'f.l., jerry should make a good husband some day. He is learning to be quite an ex- perienced chef at the Ra- vena Diner. CONSTANCE PARETTA Connie Connie finds special en- joyment from movies and dancing. She wants to seek a good job after gradua- tion. Dramatics 2, 35 Needle- craft -ig Staff and Shield 1, 2, 3, -ig Bowling 25 Danc- ing Club 1. so she doesnt get lost in college, or maybe a maroon Plymouth will do. Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Staff and Shield 45 G.A.C. 2, 3, 45 Attendant 25 Student Coun- cil 4. FRANK MICOZZI Frankie Wine, women and song are the most worth-while things in my life, says Frankie. Student Council 2, 3, Pres. 4 5 Baseball Mgr. 2, 33 Basketball Mgr. 5, 45 LR. C. 25 Bowling 3, 45 Honor Society 4. ROSE MORMILE NRO.. The most ambitious per- son inthe world. In the fu- ture her personality should make her an excellent re- ceptionist. G.A.C. 2, 5, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Staff and Shield 1, 25 Treasurer 45 Yearbook -1. rwi He prefers Chevrolet cars but dislikes fixing the flats. M 35' r 11,4 f ' f 4.4 t . A 7' at 5:5 ia. . 111. .Y . 1 Y x ,pf 1 Lf-K' ' 1136, -w. fs,-'ggi' 'ff '.x Vg., ' 5 . . t 1 -f V 1, 'Qvfdf '- li I' DOROTHY A. PARETTA 'tDortie OM fr1r1fr.al9 She do-se-dos at every dance and loves it. Wotrlcl like to attend beautician school. Staff and Shield 1, 2, 5, fi g Cheerleading 5, -1 g Year- book -lg G.A.C. 2, 3, -ig Student Council -ig Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4. ,pw-. HQ: ,gf , ug: .kN MADELEINE LOUISE PARETTA Shortie Oh, uma For a little person, Mil- dred Elley College is an awfully large place. G.A.C. 2, 5, -i, Treas- urer -ig Staff and Shield 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 25 Dram- atics 1, 2. jOl-IN PERRY johnny Do you have any leaky pipes? You will lind johns Plumbing Otiice in the phone book in a few years. Projection 35 Photogra- phy flg Bowling 4. JOAN RUPERT Smiley 'I lxi' X Q H ' ' lr, fiaf E' E .--4, DOUGLAS PIZMBERTON Doug HlI'il7r1fJ'rl.fil.'j', Illdllfn The Navy will soon have someone to scrub their decks. X Baseball 2, 5, -1 g Football 2, 5, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4g Photography 4, Staff and Shield 1, 4, Attendant 2, 3, King -i. CARMELLA POMELLITTO Pomp-Pomp Carmella especially likes to play basketball but she will settle to watch a good game. G.A.C. 5, -1, Staff and Shield 1, 2, 3, -45 Yearbook -ig Bowling 2, 3, -ig Field Hockey 3, 4, Cheerleading hlgr. 4. HELEN SAMUELS 1 Q DAVID PERRY Dave nf Lllllvf JU lfvfiu If Dave can get thor- oughly rested after gradua- tion, he would like to at- tend college. Band 1, 2, 5, -ig Cross Country 2, 5, 45 Track 3g Basketball hlgr. 3 -ig Dramatics 1. UV Gee zrlviz' ,,DuCk j X , . 'loans future plans con- HCA, lj . tain secretarial work. Likes , S ,lumix ,f NM horseback riding and driv- ,Union L loo D Sln V in L will find H- n' attendix f fum ECAC. 5, -'il Arts and thcgiqdasscil Zu lviixxcgf , -4, Crafts 4 g Staff and Shield 5. I Om ' 'X , ' ' f viii -ig Ar , an 3 Cra?5, I?, - -4 Bowan 5. X X? J N X 1' ' Ni X rl CIM!! wi -1 it 1 tf s I IL N 5 .KX fx' N rl tj H' rf- :' ,Jr 4 an J'-i Q ' fl' VDOROTHYSCHATZ j ' Um 1 - 'O'lvnnl.i -- - Dot's greatest wish is to attend college. .if 'Chorus 1,2 s'p,G.A,e. 2, 5, 4, sm? and sineitfi, '2, 3,42 Studdnt Cgincil 1, 5,' fig Yearbook 3, -lg Cheerleading 3, -bg-Honor . I 1 Society, 3, -1, Attendant. 5,3 Bowling 1, 2, 3, -4. j fi W sf' f, ,iOilvy,, ? i pr N9 . A , 43. fi I.- 'I' 'Nl M, 'i 1 -...F DONALD RONALD SLINGERLAND SLINGERLAND Sling Hoff mil Not long after gradua- tion Sling will be singing the Air Corps Song. Chorus -I 5 Intramurals 3, -ii g Photography -I. GERALD TRYON Gerry ll ff.1l'.m lllzlffef. you .v 4111.5 Says Gerry, I expect to have .1 good rest after leav- ing R.C.H.S. Homework and school have him all lagged out, I guess. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, -lg Cross Country SQ Track 2, 3-l . , - MARYLU TVUINING Cindy Bleu my blll'ffHl,lH Marylu is quite interest- ed in becoming a student at Plattsburg State Teachers College. Other preferences are music and skiing. Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 5, -I, Chorus 1, 2, 3,-1, Band 1, 2g Dramatics 1. Sling ll fv.1l ,ire itz, 1l'f,it' grey? Unlike his twin, his Iu- ture plans are undecided, but we know he likes to hunt and bowl and hear bells ring-the 3:20 one. Cross Country -I 3 Chorus -lg Intramurals 5, 43 Bowl- l11g -l. KATHERINE TESTA ..Kay,, Oh, l11J'g00lJlIL',i,ll' Kay expects to enter the working world after she graduates. She's one of these girls who spends her time listening to the radio, when there's no work to be done, of course. Staff and Shield 4, Hot Lunch 2, 5, 4. RONALD TRYON Ronnie For rmrzzpf Juke Says he'll go to college, maybe. Ronnie likes his gym class but he draws the line where gossips are con- cerned. Intramurals 1, 3, 5, -ig Cross Country 5, -lg Bowl- ing 4g Baseball 1 g Basket- ball 1. Ilgl -4 G.A -35 v N C' .sl gf' S DOROTHY UII-ILEIN Ulbonyn Oh, 110,17 il Dotty seems to be the quietest girl in the Senior Class. She intends to seek a job after graduation. Library Club 2, 3, 4. MARGARET VADNEY UPCXHY Hf111e.i'lfj .M Peggy thinks the women in the world should change their outlook on life, so she intends to go to The Austin Beauty School. More power to you, Peg. Staff and Shield 1, 3, -ig Photography 4g Yearbook -ig Library Club 3, 43 Arts Qu!-1 ERNEST L. WILSON Leon Oh, 7114111 . ' I'm sure everyone agrees that I.eon's the fellow who could strike up a good imi- tation of Buddy Young on the football field and Billy Eckstein in the entertain- ment world. Football 2, 3, 4 5 Track 2, 5, -lg Basketball 2, 5, 4. ffx Wi. JUANITA WILSON ..MCg., Ola, for goodueff taker juanita's special likes are her church work and sing- ing. She hopes one day in the near future to be a reg- istered nurse. Chorus 1, 55 Girls' En- semble 1, 2, 3. and Crafts 4. QC! 'Q' CATHERINE ZUPAN Katie You'd never know Katie was in school - that's how quiet she is. She expects to attend Albany Business College after graduation. Staff and Shield 2g Arts and Crafts -lg Needlecraft 4 'Di BERTHA ZITTLOW Bertie Oh garb One of the many girls who intends to find a job. Bertha spends her pastime doing puzzles and going to the movies. Arts and Crafts 4 g Need- lecraft 4. 519 Busy mechanical drawing students The Merry-go-round in Ravena Cutting Valentine Cake O. Tozzi at new I11lIl1L'0gFllPl1CI' An Art Class Lecture ..Hi,. Ravf:na First Grade Bake Sale Girls Phys. Ed, - Grade 9 - Tumbling QW Ro UNDER! LFISSES 'IAYPING Cmrwuyluui Ixpmg I 1:1 Um- Imlf yur -IC, IJIQ-ur. D. '- .5 BJLIITICN. IQ. Iiuch-:'. R DCI- ' I. CBIQILWNLEI. D, Sclmrz, - ' LATIN III c,UIIIfWIL'IQ'kI I..1t1n III ln vm'-Imlt' ymx C. Hi'L'IL', M, Kuqlw. I2 Iiuku. D mlm: R. 'I':yun. champions BUSINESS MATH clUIUPIk'IkKI BIISIIICNS MMI: IH um-Im you---,I Pmm-Il. G. I.IpmumIx CQ Pmlm c1', M.1rsI1.1II. M I-IIII. NX' Nurrlurup. IfRIiNC,II III cHII'lfJkILI1I'IKIILI'III1I14 I C, IHI,r1w:1.D IDL.,m. V1.1 I' KILL .' C' Q . '- 5 fv 0 Galle Q ill K 'if' Frwll Run. Lufl ff, Rfglllf D. Wfliitheek. Robertson. l.. Irwin, P. I.ihertuCt'i, T. Phillips M. Van Epps, G, Stu ens. R. Deleslcieu icz, Mis. Salvesen. Slrffml lfffzvs V. Carik. B, Munz berg. A. Paretta, J, Marscher, R. Hartman, K. XVilse5'. R. Pape. S. Schoonover, A. lixerleth liirk Rfiuu' Mr. Brown, F. Palmer, B. McGee, G. Nicholson. A. McCormick, P. Brewer A. jones. Hughes. R. Benn. juniors' had their dayfclass rings tinally arrived- first class to have standard crest on rings fff after 1950's double eoronation, juniors reigned over May Prom -looking forward to title of Seniors ot' '52. Ifrfnzf Ryu, Lal! ff, Rlyblf R. Constantine, B. Hillmann, T. Gardner. L. Palmer, C. Pitcher. D. Sorell, A. Cruitkshanks, I.. Rutherford, P. Kairk. D. Ttiscanu. Serfnld R014 J D. Van Hensen, K. Hazelton. Palmer, I. Wintei's. C, Pemberton, Nicholson, B, Finke. D. Sweet. B. Zuk. Bari Roux' O. Toni. j. Beerner, S. Roeder. J XX'oodill, E. Van VC'ormer, I. Kupecz. C. Kay, M. Bourguignon, K. Boomhower, P. Pyle. ySoph0moreVs 1 'J , - A , rv v v EE ll I it Q - Ltllm Rlufif 1:1711 Rfzz 'D Biuint- M PlL1I'l1ll B BL-eclimin B Hum hrey D W'ils Y. 1... s.. pg.. .ey, M. Testa, A. Oropallo. J. Brozowski, N. Carkner, J. Marshall, J. Gallagher, J. Dickinson, lf. Carliait. Swwzd Roux' I., Slingerland, M. Heimbiirge, D. Munzbeig, N. Oliourlce, A Testa, J. liissing, I. Van Deusen, 5. Oxeibaugh, J, Raynor, P, Kelly, M. Hill, B. Hammond, S. Vgitlm-y. 'I find Run 3 E. Farwell, P. Speer, B. Blodgett. M. Snider, T. Periigine, P, Pelton li. Mattot, B. lixing. Powell. S. H.itli.iwg1y. Rendert, S. Dearstyne, M. Luidens. At first meeting voted 352.50 dues per year - Room A party minded Christ- mas and Valentine days - Hayloft Hoe Down big event of the year - Class boasts of Elaine Farwell as artist, Mary Testa and Joanna Gallagher as bakers. 1.1 il lf, Rixqlil. Fw! Roz: J Mrs. Tisdell. D. Gezhart. P. Libertucci, R. Phillips, J. Northrup, Miss Parr, G. Xithol. VU. Craven. F. Baltli. NY, MtMullen, Miss Gliottone. Suwza' Raw: R. Tidd, G. Lasher. J. Jones. O, Boehllce. S. Persico. C. Hoose, D, Kruetk, A. Koonz, R. Leigh. Third Rau .' C. Brewer. J. Hogan. E. Wfstervelt. R, Pemberton, F. Sherman, F. Sailor, VU, Hughes, R. Britton, S. Lipscomb. l.L li iff R1'qlu': J l.um.iid. lrU.1i, .' W . binnigen. ll. Pu 1.5 Radliff. Studen! Cffllllfll Repwiuzlalzlf. R. Riccardo, Pu i. .' S. Anrlinny. Ser. A 1 l 1 lg I - fig -4 gg... gl - ,Q ,L l!-Q 3 f ' 1' .li f -, ' ' in f reshman h- 1 Ripe, lfif,f11Rffzt. Ltvtf .wi Rflqfvlx Tullmli, H. Sinitli, Mdttite. R Xxvltlilhllll, l.. Sinitli, R. M. Hullmlx. Fl. Stkllilllg, lf. Ruw. Stiffml Rffn J H. XX'illi,nnx, YI. V.ilt-ntinn, R, 'lkwiiipkiiiy R. Sl.1ter,5. 5ll5ilk'l, V. V.in Alwtyne. M V.1n Vdlkeiilwuig. Ci. St.tliI. H XX'eleitl1. M. blingeilrnd, n Q. Q iver. Ili Kunz' B. V.1ill1t'y. lf. X innie. D. luekel, H ftittviieiy CQ Turning, li. lv.ljLtll'lt'I', . .tit '. .Q .. N, H , .e 'mtui .1 't-1. . init. Stienue projeets won full-pnge write-up in Allminy paper- lunister used to study nutrition - stork lurid visit to lmmster V f aoeidl btudies class produced mini.tture displdy of different l' N plmseb - visited State Library. Ifrfnff Roux' M, Seqtlwtirg. C. Rddlifl. A. Cdrrk, W, Heere, R. Nortlirup, A. Micozzi, M. Dia- Lejf ff, ,' B. 5t.l.tts. V. Cwtan- tetis, A. Kzykixmxulqy, VU. Magee. M. Palmer, Mudge. P. Rossi. Scmrzd Ruiz J P. Argiris. tini. A. 5pat'C.1ru:elli, A. Ruynur, G. A. Pie.ti.1zzi, M. Mtfllouiy. Nitlmlwn, M. Saigent. Anderson, A. DiACetis. M. Hoff- Biunu. intm. R. Rutl-c1exi1tz,j. Ht1llenlveClc.j.Henry, C. Kisgka. limi Ron 1 Ii. Grinmtinis. R. Dun- E241 DlC.1l'l. H. Rurritk. R. Dmlwnei, M. Blndgett. G. Home, A. Moriell, lf. Betk, F. Poe, R, B.ll'tlll ll. gl. Gmdner. M Q 'W 4 i li l , l Sth grade ,O Ifwrzf Razr. Lefl In Rzgblx Mrs. Dgivitt. M. Snyder, D. Powell. M. Tizivis, XXL W.iltiwn G. Vginhrocklen, D. Howling, O. Noithrup, C. Van Hoesen, A. Lunney, A. Ritrel, M jones, G. DiACetis. C. Whiltz. S. Lipshutz. Mr. D.1vitt. 5'rifn1tfI3ffz4.'B. M.ite-ly. XV. Lips eoiiih, G. Richiirelson, L. Albertson. li. 'lliyloig I. Xvinters, B. Guyot, DI. R.1tlley. M. john lf. l.ounshury, M. Shurner. G. Morse, G. Stanton, B. Cacckello. limi Ruiz: D, Powell V. Fmneisco, A. Pryor. C. Burnett, L. V4'hite, L. Palmer. G. Frangellg, M. Phillips. L jones, N. Turner, E. XX'ieklmm. A. Pryor, R. Guyot, .mtl Vim Bloelxlen received top scholastic honors - furnished four leritls for Dramatic Club play - class ae- tive in .ill major sports. Established fl local chapter of New York St.zte I-listoritnil Societyflutl lun visiting the town fathers for early history. Ifrfffnf Ruin. Ltfr ffl Riglilx Mrs. Baldwin, P. Dixon, J. Lewis, A. C.itello, R. Muller, J lixxin, Firstium, S. Palmer, H. Keir, Burnett. D. Sit-kles. A. Stott. Miss Bethel Stifiuj Run .' M. Legg, XV. Deyo, R. Schimmel, hfatley, R. Clouter, M. Ring, P. Stir rell, P. Lightsey. limi Razz .' F. Floixlnt. C. Peigigine, D. Hiilstetl, G. Snyder. S. Sugen doiph, j. Hotaling. R. Tueker, R. joralcmon, M. Wickham, C. Schampier. th grade Q 2 Money from dues, P.T.A. ticket selling prize, and sale of seeds, ti- nanced party and trip in june. 6th grade Mrs. Beggs Front Razr, Left la Right: S. Ritzel, M. Holly, M. Boyea, C. Albright. Second Roux' J. Blaisdell, N. Bouton, H. Suclderley, F. Lipschutz, N. Northrup. Third Row: F. Baron, W. Lozano, I. Lipscomb, T. McCormick, L. Brewer, G. Seufert. Fourth Raw: R. White, A. Mueller, B. Far- inelli, S. Williams. R. Pape, C. Hagadorn, V. Morrell. Fifth Roux' P. Palmer, M. Rousell, J. Alhano, M. Pemberton. Bach Roux' S. Palmer, H. Staats, C. Hall, J. LaQuire, A. Falco, D. Carhardt, H. Hoose, A. Guerin. ff' St.n1Jtt1g. Left tw Rl,c'ffl.' F. Almindo, S Brewer. F. Motley, E. White, M. Ruso, F. l.esette. J Mol C Crrt r R Ftlton B Brooks B Brooks Reid F1fitRfu'M Deyo G Pehler Key. .. ,. e. . ' , . . . .,'l. . 1 . . . . , R. Snyder. 5. XY'1lsc-V, VV. 'l'r.1vis. D. V.1nSlyke. Stfwtld Rule .' S. Van Hoesen. 5. Sagendorph, li. 'l'1.iv1s. D. l.irsc'C.AG. Phillips. Pemberton. 'lhlml Rau 5 C. Youmans. D. Marshall, D. Bah cock, M. Mattice. R. Millet, Engel. Ifftnvth Rftn .' Hotaling. T. Whlliarns, P. Lawson, G Lipscomb.G.5he:m.1n. E. Burt. B. Schimmel. Mrs. Harder th rade Year opened with get-acquainted tea party tor mothers - participated in operetta, Tom Sawyer - made 26 booklet, The A, B, Cs of Arithme- l 1 tic iii? :gk ! Bla af we ,pi S1.mding.Lef1fo Riglaz: E. Legg, A. DeFlumer. A. Suderley, V. Legg, G. Holley, C. Swartout, D. Ennis. Seated: E. Brewer, R. Hartman, B. Staats, D. Trenchard, R. Losee, C. Longuish, J. DcLucia, E. Dixon, Cronk, VV. LaQuire, A. Lockwood, C. Shutter, R. Butler. 4th grade coeymans Science most interesting subject for class -took trip to Albany mu- seum to see scientific displays - en- Mrs. Carhart, 4th Grade Coeymans joyed parties each holiday. Created own Hallowe'en costumes - displayed talent in grade Christ- mas program-art class designed Miss Zolner, 3rd Grade Coeymans and completed hop scotch game. 3rd grade coeymans Rau' by Ike uNfIId0!l'.' M. Loudis, M. jones, D. Peck. S. Kessler. Second Roux' E. Luther, K. Phillips, A. Palmer, N. Mueller. A. Shutter. Third Roux' L. Frangella, L. Blaisdell, M. Lipscomb, L. Rowe. Fuurfh Roux' E. Van Derheyden, T. Morrell, J. White, B. Pape, T. Lewis. I ,p-. A . f27 iw? N - 1. 4514!--. Q , mr Ka' e- M -'fs--- Q' Q Q ww ,rv Q, -....g'...., I 'TLTQQ ni ao Q-K '. , -i... i M- - 4 - 3 . ' n ' 1 . s if' I I x J N' g Ni'w'5 5, ?A'x Q gi ' - - ff-Sb - 4 gags E lffifiwfs r ,sg 'Ia . S f w v. JK QQ I 2nd grade Coe mans Learned to tell time from paper- plate clocks-can read thermome- ters-made pastels of jack and the Beanstalk and Little Black Sambof' Mrs. Staffozd Fran! Rau. Leif! lu Rzgfazx VI. Simpkin. D. Ingleston, W. Smith. C. Seahurg. Simlld Rau-J lf. Wfinteis, Holster. I., Harder. Ylifrd Roux' R. Petk, B. Wlmite. M. jones, L. Comithier. Ffmrfb Razz 5 B. Legg. P. Lipseomb. L. Connellis, M. Moore. Flflb Razr: I. Raritk. P. Hall, L. Sehnurr. 5 Slinzdifzg. Lefl to Rigbl: B. Traver, -I. Leigh, C. Lipscomb, E. Legg, L. Ingleston, C. Ruso, J. Kessler. C. Stenard, C. Smith, N. Frangella, M. Jones, P. Hyatt, S, Butler. M. Conrad, V. Pape. Siflingx P. Wilson, B. jones. C. Falco, B. Beggs, E. Comithier. Finger painting produced attrac- tive designs on gift boxes f trip to greenhouse inspired first grade gar- Mrss Reynolds den -constructing roads and vil- lages from blotks favorite pastime. lst grade coeymans W mornin kinder arten-coeymans l I I , S . K - 4. I ' -I 'Ct Lufl lu Riglvls M. INIorris, D. Inglcston, S. Babcock. L. jones. C. Rurick, D. Thurston, R. Rariclc, M. Baron. B. Hamilton. R. Williains, J. Vlcstlmry. j. lNIivrt-liousc, R. lNIunzlwrg. D. jones, G. Kellum. L. NX'cstcrvclt. ll. Firston, K. Dt-cp. J. Hcimburg, A. Tliurbton. I-lad fun learning about transpor- tation, Indians, tire stations and farms-took train trip to see In- INIrs.Rcitl dian exhibit at State Education Building. Lafl to Rigbl: R. Phillips, R. Legg. If. Sxvatlout. Blcczglrtlc, S. Michlisin. C. Sullixan. D. Dcyoc, P. Lcxy. H. Exans, J. Sudcrlcy. N. Lipsliutz. B. Siorr, j. Fnzmm, P. Twining. D. Pemberton, C. Mudge, I.. Brool-Ls. Dcnlmm. Mainvillu, C. Irwin, P. Fcdcr, D. Pape, V. Mueller. -I afternoon klndergarten ooeymans 31 t 1-1 - 1' , iw eriine. jr.. M. Castle. J. Van XX'11rmer. Ser V1 on H 1 Diinlux itei C I'11du NI. Powell. il bird R011 J A. Xxfilscy. H. lxrfykoxxslxi Van miner 'NI R tu inlon. D. F1id.iy. 151141111 Razz: N. Krzyl-cows 1 L Hanlon Vin Bioel-:len XX' Siheiintihozn. D. Noiiik. M. Miingini. J. Winnie. Slnzdnzg C Pilmer new baltimore 1-2 115 grit e turnis ied rhythm bane tor P T A Library Club had different leider for L'.1Cl'l discus- Mis Ixniffen sion period proud ot stience cor- Everleth, Ingrgiliiim, Lands, An- derson, and Baldwin made up jun- ior band -- visited home industries - sang for Founders Day program gsponsored Music Week in May and had swell time at june picnic. new baltimore 4 I-1 1 R111 Le 1 In Rzgbl . Lands. M. jones, I.. Erickson. R. Pieringei L Heomans B Il'l5Fdl1ilT1 Serum! Rau D Winnie. D. Rider, j. Anderson, E. Wfilsey J Vin Wcurmer Szmdmg Bildvsin C Vin Brocklen, F. Martine, R. Gill, R. Krzylxoxxski H Anderson coeymans hollow Rc.1tlin', writinf .ind 'ritlimctic days cnliglitcnt-tl by Hallowcicn, Valentine .mtl tommunity Qliristnus Mis. Child p.1rtics f Eistcr ogg liunt big hit. ll, ir ll lu g 1 f. NIU Cuoni, rl- Elvin?- XX ill ix P Nh itlit u L XX IN iw tliiiuw tin H winx P Htimlwurgc, S. Coons, V Di.linf,o M Coon L Punt. 9. FU' AJ. 'ik 1:8 lfiril Ruiz. LMI tu Riyfll. D. Baker. Hunt, S. Bcrmtli. D, Cary. I.. Pinkerton, T. Delp C. Snydcr, F. Cluutuix Stivff1J Rffn .' Ri vS'lClil1.1lll, R. Clciutcr. R, XX'itl4l1.1in. C. V.m Xwormer R. Rndlcy. M. V.1n Wliiiiicr. I.. Ncwcll. XV, Bunn, R. Dtlp. Ronnie Xxlitlillilll and Leslie Ncwcll cntcruincd Children with a C u e t u C k own puppet bliowgsticnuornind- q ul tliiltlrpn tlootl Sticnnc Corner with spctiinun -ff parties every lioli- day. D3 ---1-1L V f-f' N ,M-a NN 'v --. '7 Q ! 'S V. Y.vA K, . VL 1. UI4NL'tLfHI1tI- 5. E. Fawn-ll D1rntl'ng 5c,1rgdf' 2. Tmpluy Law m Ilhlfh lull. 6. llimry, Im hungry' 3. URL-Kp yum qw un the wpy. Hg-Iuml the Ncurlu m puppct Nlmw. 4. D Sfumlwugn S, Rnwlgr, 8. R f,Umt.1r1r1r1u rmmlam .lddlllg XX Umhll 'bun lmnhnng amy. i541 ins: L. .r' f ,, f -Q .41 ,wo V-Mba, -il- 1 Z c Nunn lmur mcmmblc .after pig mkm. It was easier wming down, Ii MLCQL1 .md R Dnh-xkius'1LL 'Dull I FAH: It sum Llxlux tquwd 1 Au, tlmq-ru sucondnf' L B D D D 'A 32 'o 2 a 3: 4 56 5 O 6 1 1 1 1 Q f 1 4 1 FIETIVITIES ,geo-on, 4: ,.oQ09's .J ,nf at O D. A 5 4 og.4 0. A -X. AP , 1 V Y 5 ...U P 4' 7, 5 4 O 'x,' . Nr ' . -J ' A 5 si Q Q vm: 1:: '4 ,glldtlg ' 4 u N 0.4 f- A. Qi., i Membership eligibility based on one hundred gym points - points mrned through sportsmanship, co- operation, and reliability! girls help to direct classes and referee games. g. i. C. science Field trips, discussions and film strips covered sub- jects chosen by club- ex- cursion to New York State Science Fair highlight of year. E363 COBY nv lifrlf Roni, Leff lu Rfyfvf: R. Slater, V. Pres 3 nl. lhtlley. M. P.ilmer. c.il7JH'l J Setford, Sec., Miittiie, Pres. Fran! Rong Lefl In Rzgfifx F. Fngel. blotley. M. XY'icklmin. Irwin. C. Vihiltz, C. Riidliff, A. Spar- carotcllo, M. Hallock, j, Seuburg, I.. Albeitson. G. Morse. C, Chiimpier, Sponsorv-Mr. O'Hai'e. Serwld Row: R. Muller. R. Guyot, B. Wfalton. D. Raynor, C. Kiszlei. Valentina, li. Whcklmm, F. Lounshury, M. Slingerlund. Bi. Seaburg, R. W'ickh.rm, B. Cicckello, Y flilirf Ruzi .' A. Pryor. D. Powell, F. Russo, D. Tucker, F. Ryan, li. Grinmanis, B. Struts, M. Blodgett. j. R.1rick,j. Nicholson, C. Perrigini. N IIIHHS gnu I ' Fr-ml! Roux Lefl lo Rigbfx J. Lewis, M. Travis. H. Keir, J. DiAe:tis. M. Jones. P. Dixon. P. Sorell, D. Halstead. J, Burnett. H. Ritsel, D. Siclcles, A. Stotts. Semfxd Roux' S. Palmer, F. Florant, Cv. Snyder, M. Legg, S. Sagendorf, A. Seahurg, S. Fisher. C. Van Hoesen. I. XX'inters. M. Snyder, J. Van Broclclen, J. Rudley, M. Jones. limi Rule: E. Taylor, V, Francisco, N. Turner, R. Clouter, M. Phillips, L. Jones, B. Lipscomb. B. Motley. M. Rong. J. Hotaling. C. Burnett. Fmzzf Razr. Lefl Iv Right: Mrs. Baldwin, J. Lewis, S. Fisher. P. Dixon. D. Halstead, A. Ritzel, J Burnett, H. Keir, M. Legg. J. Irwin, XV. Deyo. Sewrld Ruzzx' C. Schampier, P. Engel, J. Van Broclclen S. Sagendorf, P. Sorell. F. Florant. F. Ruso. E. Beelc, A. Krzykowski. Bark Roux' L. Jones, M. Phillips, C. Peragine, E. Taylor, C. Burnett, B. Motley. R. Clouter. J. Hotaling, N. Turner, Nicholson, P. Rossi H 0 i .1 A 5 ' . 2' V .N 4, A Q V. n ga 'rx 'I -V A A' Q Avi 1 X' ' Q I S S Joined with Senior Chor- us to participate in assem- bly, 'Ilmnl-zsgiving. Christ- mas and Spring Contert programs. Jr. chorus 11. y. s. historical club Escorted to Albanys his- torical sites, Museum of History and Art, Schuyler Mansion, and State Educa- tion Building-plan ex- hibit of historical materials in Community. E371 Around Ike lable: D. Raynor, R. Rutkiewicz. Engel, B. Staats, A. Raynor, Mrs. Lyons, S. Sagendorph, C. Van Hoesen, H. McLaury, R. Hughes, M. Sargent, E. Grinmanis, A. Sinnigzm, Sherman. M. Phillips, V. Costantini, M. Slingerland. , .5 5 5 r. 1 Q . student l li Y l ll lil council Planned all assembly pro- grams for the year - di- rected Class Day activities - supervised hall duty and safety program throughout school. Acr0rdiz1g lo Doyle starred Don Raynor, Mary McLaury, Arlene Raynor and Merritt Sargent. kent? dramatics Back Rong Lefl ta Rigbl: H. M:l.aury. M. Sargent. A. Sinnigan, V. Francisco, A. Raynor, l. Winters S. Fisher, D. Halstead. From Roux' D. Raynor, R. Rutkiewicz, M. Mcl.aury. M. Slingerland, A Seaburg, C. Van Hoesen, J. DiAcetis, Mrs. Davitt. E381 Ifwnf Rau: Lefl lu Rigbl: D. Tucker, A. Micozzi. B. Heere, C. Radliff, Miss Bethel, R. Northrup, A. Krzykowski. R. Pape, G. Stall, B. Vfalton. Sewnd Roux' P. Argers. T. Picarazzi, J. Anderson, M. Blodgett, S. Ferro, P. Rossi, D. Rockowicz, J. Rarock. Third Roux' E. Demanios, R. Dunigan, H. Rarrick, 1. Nicholson, F. Poe, T. Morrell, F. Russo, R. Gardini. bachel0r's club Secret urge to delve into culinary arts fulfilled - re- sults: cookies, candies and cakes - each made own chef's hat. Familiarized themselves with different styles of mu- sic by listening to records- got acquainted with com- posers-learned to enjoy the modern with the old. uv 'T-5' music appreciation Sf.llldlll1KH. But Run: Lefl In Rlgfytx M11 Davitt. G. Frangella, B. Guyot, B. Lipstomh. B. Motley, L. jones. A. Raynor. E, Taylor. V. Frgincisco. M. john, I. Van Biocklen, M. Travis. Surfed. Ifmfzz Rau .' B. Cacclcello. VU. Lipscomh, D. Raynor, M. Hall. j DiAcetis, I. Wfinters, C. Van Hoesen, C. Burnett, A. seabufg, A. Rum, M. Phillips, M. ixifiaufy. f39l PHVCH3 in-Q-1--..m QL I.-.- Y A .. art craft 'at Xvomen inxpide .1 m.in's field fff pietes of metal tmmformed into etched tr.iys f wood fashioned into knitkltniitla ahelvesf - ltpitlier tut into stylish h.indb.igs .ind billliolds. if-, '-few QVQY , 5. XN .H V '1 5 , Lefl In Rilglafx D. Pgiretta. H. S.llllL1L'lN. M, V.in lfppx, Mr. Sturges. N. U'Rourke, 'lf Phillips, P. Speer, B. Hammond. j. Robeimin. M. Pyle. I. Rdynor. D. Deleskiexxiu, li. V.m XX'oiiiiei, K. Zupiin, G. Nicholson. B. Zittlow. K, Booiiilimx ei, P V.idney, I. Kleinluns, P. Areeneqiux. D. 'l'usC.ino. I.. Palmer. Established to promote Creative writing - AUT- UMN by Irene Kupecz and OUR CHILDREN by Alice McCormick accepted for publication in Anthology of Student Verse. pen and Ink l40Il mg. Lefl In Rlgfllf l.. Irwin, l. Kupeez, Beemer, E. Beflter. C.. Heere. SIJIIJIIIXQX Mrs, Salvesen needlework ml' 'lf Approximately forty 'H mc-mbcrs who knitted, cm- broidcrccl, or tattcd mct noon hours-doilics, sweat' crs, socks, and cdgings wcrc among linishccl articles. ...XA Ifmzzt Run. Ldv! -'U Riglifx A, Mcfiuzmiclc, G. Xiclwlwn, I.. lrxxin, C. Point-llitto. Miss Parr. P. Liber- tutci. D. Baumcs. X. Clarkncr. Scufnld Run 3 M. Anatricllu. C. Zupan. Robertson, D. Soicll, Gallagher. Wbodill. D. Wfliitbc-tk. S. Rocftlcr. R. Dclc-slcicuicz, Bark Run 1 A. Evcrlctli, RCFIJCYL J. Dickinson, P. Pyle, j, Marsliall. 'lf Pl1illips,T. Pcraginc. l 1r'.i1Ruz1'. Lgfl In Rigla1:M. Powell. J. XVinnic, D. Nuack, NV. Sclicrmcrliozn. Suomi Roz: .' C. Palmer, D. Van Broclclen, N. Krzykowski, Discussion leader- L. Hanlon. Library Club met after school on Tucsdays-mem- bers became bcttcr acquaint- ed with books in all liclds. llbrary new baltlmore 3rd grade wi photography Something new added to extra-curricular activities- dark room irrstalled-menr bers developed own film- some sold school activity prints to yearbook. A 'fi V ls A 1 v- W3 .3 Fr-full Razr, Luft lu Rigblx M. Koch, S. Dcarstyne, T, Peragine, C. johnson, R. Riccardo, W. McGee Stuffed Roux' R. Kasar. H. Dargan. R. Shea, J, Hogan, D. Cook, j. Perry. Sf.lI1dillg.' Mr. Kullman. Fmul Row, Lefl In Rigbix R. Munzberg, W. Zuk, R, Smeltzcr, Perry. Sl.l!1djl14Q.' A. Paretta, Mr. Roney, K. Wfilsey. Eid s ll lf 5 4 Q 2 4 FQ' 2 R if ,. V projection E! A real service organiza- tion - boys instructed and certified by Mr. Roncy- someone will run projector any period of the day. I4-23 F1-wx! Run. Liffz lu Rigfvl: M. Pnrettn, P. Sutton. C. Keim, M. Muller, j. Kleinhans. D, Paretta. Semin! Rau : li. Becker. j. Hughes. K. Ciuhnrt. D. Schatz. M. Mgu'sh.ill, C. Pomellittu, P. Arreneaux. C, Bock, H.S.1muels. Tlvnd Ruu.'C.Pircl1er, F, 'l'rux'is, D. Deleskiewlcz. R. Deleskiewicz. L. Irwin. R. Mofmile, A. Everletli. fish and game Second annual Turkey Shoot held successfully at Ravena Fire House - Lom- bined fishing and camping trip-put in practice point- ers learned in meetings. g. 3. C. Tea given for sophomore girls in September-infon mal and formal initiations brought 17 new members- bake salesHdances-Wil- liams Lake trip culminated season. Bofmm Run. LUX' iff Rfgfvls R, Munsheig, C. johnson. Mr. Brown, K. Wilse5', P. Court, N. Backlund. Twp Roux' J. Hogan. B. Zulc. R. Clifford, j. Palmer, D. Pemberton, S. Sehoonover. 45 Bark Rim, Lefl lu Riglwl: D. Deleslciewicz. lf, Becker. D. Hotaling, A. Kirhy, F. Almindo, M. Ana- triello, M. Marshall, C. Keim, L, Irwin. D. Paretta, j. Vadney, Beemer, F. Sailor. Second Run: D. Tuscano, L. Palmer, l. Kupecz. P, Karrk, C. Pitcher, D. bchatz. C. Heere, A. McCormick, G. Nicholson, R. Shea. Fran! Run .' C. Pomellitto. M. Paretta, Miss P. Black, B. Tiaver, S. Dean. staff and shield Changed from printed to mimeographed issues - Cecelia Heere and Dorothy Schatz, editors-will com- bine with Junior High News - published five is- sues. Fran! Row, Lefl Ia Rigbl: J. Klein- hans, C. Heere, E. Becker, D. Schatz CPres.j, M. Koch, E. Koch. Snimlingx C. johnson, F. Travis, Mr. Roney, F. Micozzi, H. Sam- uels. honor society Sponsored by Mr. Roney Y must retain 850 average - each member entitled to a halt' clay off monthly f seniors received white jacket sweaters. E441 L 1 r uxu P Vunu .ur H Gcddxcn. Snnzdfngx il. Rcndut, I. Vm Quan D Biumf. N Culxmr Du nnwn M Hxll C Pitcher. H. Florant, Bmzowsk1, Seyed. LJ! lf, Rigbf: F, Micozzi S. Dum. Cerller Razr: G. Nirhol sun. j. Dickinson. P. Sutton. J Baumer, j, Radliff, Mrs. Tisdell M. Murslnmll, D. Parctta, E. Beck cr. D. Shan, C. Hccrc, 8.106 Rau R. Lliffuxxl, R. Smcltzcr. student council omorgd brmuxir m mr oorm L1 I1LINbLf5 ot 'Nmoml A5SOLllflOH of turmt C Ollflkllb ux mrdu M11 tru llus to If 1 L L5 rn Q mar L1kLf5 I1n,anLQdr1th- ps coeyvenkuw P. Brewer. Ll. Twining, ,I Hughes. C. Pitcher, K, Carhart, M. Marshall, F. Altimari. At pi ano -- P. Sutton. Sharp, new uniforms of dark green shirt and weskits, long-sleeved yellow blouses- favoritc songs: ll e Gz1lf75l'T0- gether. fern Btmfbizm, and Green Cfzfhedml. ..s . i ill sn chorus 'Ou u IH-H111 Ruiz. Lgfl Io Rfglil: M. Hoffman. ul. Setfoitl. j. Mattice. M. Seahuig. B. Vatlney. M. Palmer, R. Slater, Tullorh, B. Bcichmann. Sgiwmf Roux' T. Gardner, D. Tuseano. P, Karrlc, B. Humphrey P. Liheitueci. J. Biozoxulci, M. Texta, l.. Peiagine. P. Pyle, R. Constantine, M. Heimlvurg. 'llizrd Rffzz. M. Marshall, P. Sutton. L. Palmer, CQ. Pittliei. O. Tumi, F. Almintlii. XX'ilwy. B. Hammuntl, Ratla liff. -l Van Diiewn. ll Smith. Seliooniiialcei, 10111111 Rffri J nl. Vatlney. M. lwining. A. Teata, .I Diel-cinwn, F. Altimaii, P. Pelton, P. Brexxei, S. Anthony, A. jonex. l,e-onaitl, Hallenheclc. Hari: Rfiz4'.'C,.R.1y. ,l. Rentlert. B. living. Powell. K, Qaihart, S. Vatlney. lj. Carliart, M. Luielena. P. Kelly F. XX'innie. H. Stiawneix Clomlwinetl with hantl .intl lwoyw uliorus to give lfretl XX'aring's GrantlmaS Tlianks- giving .intl ' 'Txxaw the Night Before Cliriatinai' . , . first year to offer Riitlinienta Ol' Theory. H63 usic i I rvvf-ig J I ? I baton twirlers Iiiri Ruiz-. Lt If, Ifrgl-i',' R Dyl- wkir-win, D. Yilliitliuli, A. IH cl- lutli. Ifrwzf Ryu .' D. Vfilxcy. B Irx ing. Brozoxuki. 'l v4r1 '5ms,,i I ,,, up-1. . ,.. ...W limrzf Rffia. Lrff In Rliqfilx M. MICl.iuiy. A. Iliicttii. Sliciinun. D. Pclry. VI. Vlonu, R. Diolwcnci' Al. Vfintrrs, B. Colliron, If. Hillmann. S H.1Tli.1w.1y, D. INIL1fl7l'7L'I'. I.. Smith. 5ki'ffr1J Rwzi 5 Mi' 2- INIcN.iugl1toi1. C.. Yoiiiimnx. 5. St.1ll-u-ii G biiyrlui. -I, Muilgc, R. I.1iol.1m.in. Ci. lniwlivr. II, Xxllllldllh I Hallcnlvcik, D. Cmwn. H. XXX-giicli. F. Flomnt. D. C.irlurt. Yrllllflj Rffii 5 D. V.1n Slvlw, R. Vfliifc. G. Sniffnn. IS. Wkgoni-r. P. Court, R H,1rrni.inn. XY. Iiililxxin. C Hi-ow. C3 Riilmimlioii, C.. C.H'IL'l' R. Fulton. Bm! Roll.'5.bLl1uLwI'1UXL'l, XY. Ciiixcn. I.. Vfliitc. Ii. Hiuclton. Blmclic Irving. drum ma- jorr-tte-fDoris XVilscy and loin Brozawski, ncrobatic twirlcrs S- tlicir talent dis- pldyccl in pargilcs, lu5kQtb.il1 and football giiim-s. band .l.Slir-rnmii.A.P.1rgtt1.G.Hoow.I-,Xlfliiii-p.1rtirip.1tcdin Tri-City. .ill-mir lminil liclrl .it Sip-n.1 Colli-gy - fifty-fri soloiwtx Liiturul Spring Contp-st firbt you lor .1 junior lminkl uliosc mcnilwcrs .irc citlicr lnckuinncrx or mizilc-nts of gniilm I-6 -- Torn S.iwygr oprrc-tu gixun by gmilcb unilcr ilirution ol' Mix. Dolwon. U71 S. Lipscomb, D. Slingerlrinrl, F. Siiilor. XV. Finke, XV. Zulu, C. Pemberton. S. Dom, XX'. Duniciin, R. Slingeilunll, K. Wulsey, C. Albeltson. Q lizlf Run: Ld! fff R1Lf'f.' M Iliilin. lf 'l4.iyliir, X lurnei. V lrlllllklvll- ,l DlAKk'llN limail RHI! lNlrs Dobsoryl Xfinteis, f, V.inHeumn. A Foiblizg, boy S' chorus First year for boys' chor- us - met for weekly re- hearsals just for fun-con- centrate on two-part har- mony - twelve members in all. trebletts Six junior high girls per- formed at Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, school assemblies and Wo- mcn's Club meeting. l48l german band Played for festive occa- sions - assembly and church programs - active rn summer time. symphonians Strictly a dance band oc- chestra - money earned from engagements used to make group selt'-support- ing- will have new jack- ets next year. . -'jgff+q. 1 r C Left 111 Rlglrf: j. Sherman, D. Perry, B. Colliton, K. Hazelton, R. Hartmann, R. Wlmite, P. Court ts' , li 'f A ii 5' if r it is . .. l M3 13.1135 Razr: K. Hnzelton, XX'inters, G. Snilten. .Slfmrrf Run .' R. Hartmann, P. Court, R.Wl1ite. Front Ron J D, Crnxen. T. Pnrettu. Mr lNIcNgiughtun, H. Vidllinrns. M9 'T' Ltf! Iv RIKQLUI li Cullitun, D. Pclry. SllL'l'I'lLll'l, B. H111- HYLIUU. mixed saxophone quartet L lla R1 bl D Quinn H WlllllIIlS A Pxrgtti Ir xILX1Llf,lllUU IIllXCd clarinet quartet Lefl lo Rzghlx M. McClaury, A. Parctta, D, Perry, J. Sher- man. E503 clarinet quartet cornet trio Leif! If, Rlgllff P Court, R. Wlmitc, D. Van Slyku clarinet quartet iw Bark el ball I nlramural: Foolball Bowling A9 ',S E: Bai- Razz, Left lu Rjtglfff P. Arglris, Grimmanis, T. Morrell. SHWIJ Run .' Ivli' Davitt, G. Blotley, ISI, Sclinur, A, Sinnigan. O. Nortlirup, S. Lipsllutz, C. Radley, A. Kryzlcovvslci, D, Raynor, D. Rutlcie- wicz, P. Rossi. Fmfzl Rare: D. Northrup, T. Picarazzi, G. Frangella, F. Poe, E. Beek. Ifmrzt Roux Lffl Io Riglvlx D. Cooke, D. Craven, C johnson, R. Hartman, H. Dargan, S. Dean, A Paretta, F, Nieozzi. S. Persico. I.. Altcri. R. Pemberton, R. Tryon, Perry. 5.155 Rout R. Smeltzer W. Craven, R. Slingerland. -I. Marsher, R. Pape, N. Baeklund, R. Riccardo, B. Kelly, W. McGee, D. Sweet. ., -f ..f..., ...J .fa - 51 Nr ...-e. I M ,.. V+ rm freshman basketball Played benefit game against 9th gradegpro- needs given to Salvation Army fr V intramural games with upper elassmen netted vietory over sophomores. boys' bowling Boys' bowling lias con- tinued to be popular in Ra- venaACoeymans in the year 1951. Our league, made up of tive, 4-member teams, stand as follows: llumz Luft Per. 500 Club ini 5 769 Gutterdusteis T 6 .558 Pros T' H AG Sellli-llllrs 6 T .462 Rams -1 111 .285 High st-orers for this league were D. Pemberton and L. Alteri with averages of 178 and 158 respective- ly. CO r-,inf Q0 X 4 .r 'T TH'-,Q my f K 1, ' Q-4,fgf'v4w ' .3!,a 5g -'Q -r s1',2'd 1v- f-'11 we WW 'av mg ' 'x.. uf 'S'.3Sd',':',-,:,,,. T ,AV Q M Fx.. h,iPff'Sv'Q W -'94 -gg Q, ,.Xw,., wV'a.ii,,f Tlbiiy WN xx gy-'f:g. G?'5av'7Wx4 B' iw- it Q Vee' 5 'M-- 'fB2.V.,f uw S, x?,:-gf, QQ, Ak WSJVJQ, ANNE 'Q ,sv r' 4-Q -'si' fixkiiwfafo 83':sx ':f ,L 'Q x BJQPS 1 A- 'M W 2-Ng ,C WWWKQ xxx. rv ,Q -Qt 'Jn' MWA' , w. 33-qlba' 5 if' ig' if we 1:59 'HN fe hi' 1-.u yr' 34:0 4 'we'-555xx 'Q XQJLY' Rai? was A K x 'K W Y e Q me 'Ei ,,..- -29 ,-sb' 'isak- uo W' The 1950 baseball team started the year suth a bang, xxmnrnv therr hrst we games Then 1t happened' Injurres e,1me md eontmued through the remamder of the season Veteran: of our team were R Chfford L Alrtn D Bout 'I he hml tallynng found Ravena Coeymans a close seeond to Voorheesulle At the layoffs R C defeated Averrll Park and Voorheesx llle de eated Coxsael-ere Athens When the playoff fimls were held rn Havslems Stadrum, Voor heesulle brltted rn as the vunner Baseball B lxellx C Hoyt Domonlto C Bernard S Jonex D Pem berton W' Hugheb Martme and N Backlund The rookres were 5 and G Lrpscomb B Mudge D Cm-.en C Moore B bmnegan S Permrco F Mauwlf S Dean and C ohmon rss I 'F 4 . . 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I boys basketball varsity Ravena-Coeymans '50-'51 bas- ketball team, gunning for their sixth championship in seven years, started the season by defeating Columbia 52-41. The team was composed of such veterans as L. Alteri, J. Domanico, R. Clifford, B. Traver, L. Wilson and new- comers S. and G. Lipscomb, D. Pemberton, S. jones, R. Smeltzer, S. Dean and N. Backlund. R-C breezed by Roessleville, scoring 52-42, but in R-C's third game, an inspired Castleton team defeated us, 49-43. After this we topped Averill Park 46-35, lost to Beth- lehem Central 54-33, and went on to win over Coxsackie-Athens 41-36, Voorheesville 42-34, Co- lumbia 54-40, Roessleville 68-41, Castleton 67-47, and revenging earlier defeats to Averill Park and 60-45 and 54-37 respectively, Bethlehem Central 56-38. junior varsity The junior varsity Of 1950 had one of its best seasons. The team - composed of freshmen Sargant, sophomores Westervelt, Leigh, Sherman, Moore, jones, Craven, Persico, Sinnegin and Riccardo, juniors Palmer, Shea, Winters, Carrk, Zuk-started the season by defeating Columbia 38-33 and then proceeded to knock off Roes- sleville 36-18, Castleton 34-23 and Averill Park 61-16. They later met their match in Bethlehem Central when they lost 52-44. The team regained its winning seat by de- feating Coxsackie-Athens 31-19, Voorheesville 39-29, Columbia 40-35, Roessleville 50-30, Castle- 'ts 9. X1 Coxsackie-Athens with scores of Circle, Left to Rigbf: G. Lipscomb, J. Domanico, N. Backlund, L. Alteri, B. Traver, H. Tucker Ccoachb, S. Lipscomb, D. Pemberton, S. Dean, R. Smeltzer, L. XVilson. 021 foul lille with ball: Capt. R. Clifford. ton 49-36, Averill Park 45-81, Sillirzg, Lefl to Righl: D. Hartman, J, Jones, M. Sargent, j. Sinnigan, C. Moore, A. Paretta. Kneeling : Coxsackie-Athens 37-25, Voor- R. Riccardo, R. Shea, W. Craven, E. Westervelt, V. Carrk. Sl.mding.' L. Montelone, J. Palmer, F. heesville 36-42, and Bethlehem Sherman, W' Zuk, J- Winters, R. Leigh. Central 5 3-39. varsity Year spent in revitalizing formation of existing cheers- Team Fight new cheer -squad acquired new yellow blouses and letters-P. Arceneaux and C. Keim only veterans of the group. Left to Right: M. Marshall, D. Deleskie- wicz, D. Shatz, P. Arceneaux, P. Lyons, A. Everleth, C. Kiem, R. Deleskiewicz. E541 C CCI' Participated in beneht game with faculty for Polio Drive! score tied, 21-21-after school practices - Coxsackie-'s team offered stiff competition. girls bowling D. Paretta and D. Schatz led in competition at Cox- sackie - won two out of nine games - M. Jones held high- est average, 128 - A. McCor- mick held highest single game score, 146-Yank and Tigers tied for first place. FronlRvu Lefzzu Rzghl D Shatz D Munzberg T Gardner D Tuscano Bark Rou C Pomellitto, M Marshall B Dixon K Carhart E Farwell B Biechman J Eissing N Cartner N ORourke, junior varsity Five new cheerleaders and brand new uniforms of green corduroy skirts and yellow sweaters-new cheers, Go Back and Beating on the Tin Can, most popular. Manager, C. Pomellitto, B. Irving D Whitbeck, D. Paretta, M. Picarazzi M Paretta. Heard Slrmd On Head, Lefl lo Rigbl: Tulloch, M. Hullock, B. Vadney, M. Slingerland. Aryirlruzlr: tumbling Kneeling .- R, Slingerland, L. Wilson, W. Hughes, S. Dean. Mr. Montelone, coach. Sl.1ndi1zg.' C. Brewer, C. johnson, R. Tryon, O. Boehlke, J. jones, D. Perry, G. Tryon. track cross country Competed in sectionals in Cobleskill, Albany High and CBA - coached by Lou Montelone. E563 A. Raynor, J. Gardner. S. Lipscomb, The track team blossomed into a winner this past season by winning over such schools as Coxsackie-Athens, Chatham and Hunter- Tannersville. To top the season off, R-C won the Central Hudson Valley League Track Championship held at the local park. Cham- pions for the relay team were: S. and G. Lips- comb, L. Wilson and W. Hughes, top shot putters, F. Rice, J. Domanicog top pole vault- Qgiiliy ers, D. Boice and G. Tryon. L. Wilson starred in the 100 and ZOO, while D. Boice, the team's milerg H. Dargan, quarter milerg C. Bernard, J. Feil and H. Strassner, half milersg G. Col- burn, leading discus throwerg B. Dargan and H. Strassner, high jumpers, H. Dargan and B. Griffin, broad jumpers, made 1950 a mem- orable year. Kneeling: D. Rousell, C. johnson, R. Slingcrland. S. Dean, D. Perry. SI.n1di11g.' Coach Montelonc, R. Tryon, Jones, F. Sherman, F. Pcretta, manager. 15 -t fa- ,ig H BME Ruui. Lcfl If Riylls G. Lipscomb, R. Cliftord S. Lipscomb. Fmut Rm J W. Burns -I. Finley, N. Backlun l. Fr nt Roux Liffl Io Rigblf D. Pemberton G. Frangella S. ones. BME Razr: L. Wfilson J. Domanico J. Palmer. BML Row, Le H0 Rigblx R. Mudge, V. Carrk, W. Hotaling. From Roux' P. Cahill, R. Shea, R. Smeltzer. Ravena-Coeymans contin- ued its football supremacy by completing its fourth straight undefeated season. The nucle- us of the team revolved around nine returning lettermen: L. Wilson, S. Lipscomb, G. Lips- comb, R. Clifford, j. Doman- ico, B. Burns, N. Backlund, D. Pemberton and Finley. j. Palmer, B. Sinnegen, V. Carrk, S. Persico, S. jones, R. Smeltzer, P. Cahill, B. Shea, B. Mudge, W. Hotaling, B. Pemberton and G. Frangella made up the younger set. Af- ter clefeating Roe jan. 12-8, R-C went on to win over Aver- Football ill Park 26-14, St. Mary's 46-0, Roessleville 50-12. The big game of the year, the night football game, saw two unde- feated teams clashing, Ravena- Coeymans and Chatham. 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