Red Hook High School - Hardscrabble Yearbook (Red Hook, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1943 volume:

HARDSCRABBLE 1 9 4 3 ri A Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of RED HOOK CENTRAL SCHOOL Red Hook, New York f 'v ' 1 Lan v v , -.r + r .,.A-s .,-gywiai .'. ., x 'g f 1 1 f ,- -LJ',' , I l DEDICATIO To all men and women serving in the armed forces of the United States who have ever attended school in Red Hook, wc, the Seniors of 1943, dedicate this saga of four years' adventure in learning. Clifford Alexander James Gay Philip Anspach Peter Babich Earl Barringer Paul Bassett Chalmer Becker john Bishop William Brennan Raymond Brizzie Lawrence Burkhardt Robert Clark Clayton Cole Beatrice Grithng Kenneth Grilling Ralph Hagadorn Evelyn Hallock Myron Halpern Maurice Hand Vivian Hand Elmer Hapeman Harry Hapeman Lloyd Hapeman Donald Harris Oakleigh CookinghamFranklin Hart, jr. Stanley Conorman Alfred Coon Donald Coon Joseph Coon Roland Coon Bertrand Coons Raymond Coons Randolph Daly Ronald Day William Day Leslie Decker Robert Decker Howard Delanoy Alfred DeLong Vincent DeWitt Louis Dillman Edward Dullois lra DuBois Ralph DuBois james Duffy Edward Feller Elmer Feller Vincent Fragomen David Fraleigh Harold Fromer Francis Hefferman Winfred Herrick john Edward Hicks Francis Hoffman Robert Holsapple Archie Holt Harold Holt Harry Holt Harold Houghtaling Emerson Hyde Roy Jacoby Howard Jennings William Jennings Henning johnson Harry Kane Albert Kerley Harold Kotzum Bernard Lasher james Lasher Charles Leone Daniel Lempka Edward Lewis Clarence Lown Gerald Lown Malcolm Lown Elmer Mabie George MacMurray Ronald McKeefrey Joseph McMichael George Mead, jr. john Melley Margaret Melley Rodney Miller Charles Montany Kenneth Moore Raymond Moore Jay Morgan Robert Norton Daniel O'Nei1l joseph O'Neil Donald Parker Mathais Shaffer, Jr. William E. Shaw Louis Shook Irwin Sherman Kenneth Sherman George Shaw Gustave Shaw, jr. Leamond Simmons Kenneth Simpson Alden Smith George E. Smith, jr. john B. Smith Merrick Smith Raymond Smith Calvin Stall Claude Stickle William Patterson, -Ir.William Stickle Lorin Pease james Pertessis Arthur Proper Henry Proper Arnold Pulvcr Martin Pulver Henry Redder Al. Redmond Halsey Rifenburgh Philip Rhynders Raymond Rhynders Lewis Rider Charles Rockefeller Cliiford Rockefeller Wallace Rockefeller Allan Rosborough Robert Roshorongh Eugene Scheffler Gordon Schudin Robert Schutte Edward C. Scism Carl Sweet Clifford Teator Benjamin Teats Willard Thomas Clyde Tinklepaugh Clarence Traver Matthew Treat john Troy V Theodore Van Steenburgh James Van Wagner Joseph Vincent Florence Walter Charles Watt Kenneth Wheeler Kirtley Wheeler Ralph Wheeler George Whitwell Martin Wintie Harold Younghanse john Zitz FGREWORD For the past several years, it has been the custom of each succeeding 'Senior class to entitle its yearbook, Hardscrabble. It seems a more distinctive heading than Senior Salute or Sen- ior Symphonyf' However, there has been 'much contention among many of Hardscrablble's readers as to innuendoes behind this inscription. I assure you, there are none intended. In Smith's History of Dutchess County, we are told: What is now Upper Red Hook was known as Red Hook until General Van Ness, the postmaster, transferred his residence to 'Hardscrafbble' which has become Red Hook's post ofiicef' It is also interesting to note that the homestead of General Van Ness, Mainland, is the site upon which the school is now situated. Hardscrabble later was changed to Red Hook but no source -has -been found to establish the origin of the name. The fact re- mains, however, that our town was once known as Hardscrabble. I have heard many unconfirmed legends about the origin of the name, as for example, the old peddler who came through Hardscrabble 'but traveled on to Red Hook f now Upper Red Hookj lbecause, as he said, it was hard scrabblingv here. Other villagers can recall hearing their parents or grand- parents mention that they were going to 'Hardscra-bble. So, I hope 'I have somewhat cleared the clouds from the mys- tery of Hardscrabble. VVe think it is a good title for the year- book, one of historical note and interest and belonging traditionally only to Red Hook. How about you? PHYLLIS Cooxmoi-IAM. STAFF E ditor-in-C lzief--LAWRENCE COTTER Associate E ditor-EVELYN WILEY Business M imager-ROBERT ROCKEFELLER A ssistant M 471dg67'1JAM ES M ELLEY A dfvertisirig Af0Hdg67-RUT H COLE A ssistant A dfvertising M amz ger-C HARLES COLE Photography Editors MARGARET PESDITSCH EDWARD BURNS EVELYN SCHRADER Art Editors DORIS ANsPAcH MARGARET VEACH Feature Editors PHYLLIS COOKINGHAM VIVIAN WOLCOTT Typists AUGUsTA PERZ DOROTHY TEATOR JACQUELINE A,BRIAL I-IOYT DONERLY MARGAR.ET PESDITSCH JACQUELINF M. A,BRIAI. .l.1r'fl'f6,' Knitting Club 4. Second thoughts are ever wiser. DORIS fXNsPAcH nlJ0v! Blotter I, 2, 3, 4g Assistant lftlitor-in-Chief of News Staff 3g Camera Club l, 3g Knitting Club 3. 4g Cheerleader 4g Publicity Nlanager of Sen- ior Play 4. Time as hc grows old teaches many lessons. HEI,EN BROWN Bobbie Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Charm Club 4. Laugh and the world laughs with you. l lDVVARD BL'RNs l:'f!fXizf .-Xssistant Basketball Manager zg Stage Manager 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader jg Glee Club 35 Class President 33 Special Teain ZQ Band 4. l'arietj s the verux spice ef life. C1mRi.i2s Colm ' K C.'olfy F. F. .-X. I, 2, 3, 42 Slutlent Council 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Basketball 41 Baseball 4. Good wits ninpf, RLTTH COLE '3R.,,1y Student Council Secretary 2, 3. 43 Library Club 2, 33 Softball 'Team 23 Archery I 3 Blotter 4g Hansel and Gretel 33 Senior Play 4. I call a fig a fig, a spade a spade. PHvLL1s COOKINGHAM ujilln Newspaper Staff I, 2, 3, 43 National Honor So- Ciety' 4. ln silence also there's a worth that brings me risk. LAWRENCE COTTER CSIJUEIY lolanthe 23 Blotter 2, 33 Board of Control 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Stage Managing 2, 3, 44 Patience 33 Hansel and Gretel 33 Glee Club 33 Cheerleader 33 Newspaper Stall 33 Editor-in-Chief of Senior Annual 43 Manager of Basketball 4Q Manager of Football 43 Senior Play 43 National Honor So- ciety 4. The flower of our young manhood. Hova' DONERI.Y ujngn Commercial Club 23 Craft Club 23 Special Gvm Class 33 Senior Play 4. Let every man look before lie leaps. RUTH CiRI'1'MON Rullzie 1 know what is what. 'i gf',4 1 LAWRENCE W. HOLT BiI!l' Camera Club Ig Basketball 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Happy am I: from care llm free. EUGENE LOSEE Germ lc-lanthe 2, Library Club 3, Glee Club 3, Hansel and Gretel 3, Patience 3, Blotter 4, Senior Play 4. l'Why do you lead me on a wild goose chase? RACHEL MEAD Rf1ff1e'l French Club Ig Blotter I, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 33 Cheerleader 2, 3, Band 23 Uperetta 3, Debate Club 35 National Honor Society 4, Senior Play 45 Secretary of Senior Class 4. l tio not understand, l pause, l examine. JAM ES lVlITl.I,EY Jim Band 23 Blotter Staff 2, 3g Basketball 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 35 Debate Club 35 Baseball 3, 45 Stu dent Council President 4, Senior Play 43 Football Custom hath matle it in him a property of easinessf' AUGUSTA IJERZ uf:Il.V.fiL'n Glee Club I: Commercial Club I, 2, Softball 2 Knitting Club 3, 4. l loved him for himself alone. NIARGARET PESDITSCH lCPegg:x,,7 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, Library 2, 33 News Staff 3, 4, Patience 35 Hansel and Gretel 33 Photography of Senior Annual 4g Business Man- ager of Senior Play 43 Bl ptter 4. Nothing is given so profusely as advice. ANNA MAX' REDDER Hahn Blotter I, 2, 33 Glee Club 3, Newspaper Staff 2, 'TX heart with room for every joy. ROBERT ROCKEFEI.I,ER RofX'yD French Club I, Camera Club 1, 23 Blotter l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3g Library Club 25 Operetta 2, 33 Presislent of Class 25 Soccer 35 Basketball 3, 45 Vice-President of Class 39 Charm Club 35 Debate Club 33 Football 4, Senior Play 45 Business Man- ager of Seni:r Annual 45 National Honor So- ciety 4. Thou best llLllll0LlI',Cll11lll1 . . ' lEVEl.YN SCHRADER mf Camera Club Ig French Club Ig Glee Club 1, 2 3, 42 lolanthe ZQ Hansel and Gretel 33 Patience Q 3: Library 3, 45 Senior l'laV 43 Senior Annual 4. 'H-X woman alwavs has her revenge ready. 'WARREN SHAW Sh,12X'r3 ' Camera Club Ig F. F. .-X. lg Debate Club 3g Na- tional Honor Society 43 Football 43 Baseball 4. l very man for himself, his own ends, the devil for all. DOROTHX' TEATOR QLDUIIJ Softball 2g Glue Club 2, SQ Knitting Club 43 ,-Xrcbery Ig Annual 4. l'll turn Over :I new leaf . . PATRICIA TIIORLIEY Kflllllll 'llrxlnsferretl frum Roosevelt High School in Yonk- CVS. What :I timel xkrlllll :I cii'ilix:ItiOnl IVIARGARET VEACH ujwdggifvm Blotter IQ Glee Club I, 4g Softball ZQ Senior Play 4g Senior Annual 4. One tloes not know . . . Cannot know . . . tbe best Ibnt is in One. ROBERT VIs'I'ICA uSi'!'f'lllt'U F. F .-X. I, 2, 3, 45 B.I5kt-Ibiall z, 3, 4g Commer- cial Club zg Soccer 3. QuieIness prevails. LII.I,Y XVACNER Hur' J Cbarni Club 45 Knitting Club 43 lublicity Man- ager for Senior Play 4. uI'IIll1LlSOl1lC is :Is lizlntlsmne doesfl CHARLO'r'1'E YVAL'1'ER ally Glee Club ZQ Library 2, 33 Knitting 4. Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. E,VELYN XVILEY Illifkex ' Library Club 2, 32 Softball 2g Patience 33 Hansel and Gretel 33 Class Secretary 33 Cheerleader 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Charm Club 43 Class President 43 Honor Society 4. Let thv Speech be better than silence or bc silent. VIVIAN VVOLCOTT Cf 97 Vw Library Club I, 2, 33 Charm Club 3, 4g National Honor Society 43 Senior Play 43 Class Treasurer 4g Senior Annual 4. The mildcst manner and the gentlest heartfy Absent when pictures were taken: DONALD NELSON CKDOUD F.r..X.1,z,3,4. --ma ima new won fair ndyfi OFFICERS 194201943 I're5idefz! - - E,VEIjYN W'ILEY Vive-1're.viflef1f - EUGENE LOSEE Sevrelary - - lQACHEL IVIEAD Trarzsmer - - VIVIAN VVOLCOTT Rep1'e5emzi1'a4f l2UTH COLE, CHARLES COLE ,llflcisor - - MRS. CHAAIPLIN I,IlI6LZil'fO7'ill7! PHYLLIS COOKJNGHAM Salumtorimz - EVELYN XVILEY ECI-IOES OF THE PAST Throughout our school years each one of us has had some particular event or experience that has clung with us despite time's passing. Most of all, it is the little things that count in life and, particularly, all of our mem- ories are little things but at the time they seemed the most important in the world. Herewith, we humbly submit our entries of life's biggest moments. Jacqueline A'Brial-'iMy liking for Commercial. Doris Anspach- Boys and things to that effect. Helen Brown- I recall so well the days when Mr. Schoenborn slammed the book down in front of my nose in Biology classf' Edward Burns- I didn't set off any dynamite or TNT, BUT--I did light a few firecrackersf' Charles Cole- Seventh grade . . . Coonie, Pete and I were throwing snow- balls over the roof of the Lutheran Chapel and one hit Mrs. Forbes on the head. . . Wow! Ruth Cole- The good times in History Class with Mr. O'Hora, and the fun we had with Mrs. Lelfevre rehearsing for Senior Play. Phyllis Cookingham- Bathing the doll in Home Economics class . . . Get- ting lost on Main Street in Poughkeepsie during a Home Ec. trip. Lawrence Cotter-- Adventures back-stage with Eddie during assemblies. Hoyt Donerly- That sleep I took in Rep. I classf' Ruth Gritmon- My trip from Home Ec. Class to Detention. Lawrence Holt- Interests in the lower grades. Eugene Losee- The leg I broke in a soccer game. Rachel Mead-4'Memories of the work we didn't do in History B. James Melley- I broke the step at the Lutheran Chapel at dismissal . . . eighth grade. Donald Nelson- The time I sang in assembly . . . initiation. Augusta Perz- All the fights we used to have at the Hoffman Inn. Margaret Pesditsch- The time I came home at three o'clock in the morn- ing to find my mother waiting for me. Anna May Redder- The time I almost fainted in Social Studies Class over a rumored French test. The day I asked Mr. Schoenborn if he was Mr. Gunschf' Robert Rockefeller- The Sophomore quiz when Jimmy C Melleyj ran out on us and I had to take the rap. V Evelyn Schrader- The nights of rehearsing for the operettas . . . especially 'Patience'. Warren Shaw- I rememlber the time we were going to school. at the Chapel and Ralph DuBois and I were sent to -the office up at the I-Iolfman Inn. We never reached the office but-We did go swimming. Dorothy Teator- Playing 'footie-footie' with a certain boy in the 8th grade proved to -be embarrassing. Patricia Thorley- Days of my basketball prowess, here and in Yonkers. SENIOR WILL We, the class of 1943, of Red Hook Central School, Village of Red Hook, County of Dutchess, State of New York, being of sound mind and memory do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, in manner and form following, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. First: We request that all our debts and good times expenses -be paid satisfactorily as soon as conveniently may be after our departure. Second: To the Class of '44, we hereby bequeath all our brilliance and renown in scho- lastic and social activities, room 2043 all the responsibilities of senior class, and best wishes for the coming year. Third: In addition to the above we should like to make the following specific bequests: Rachel Mead bequeaths her slender figure to Ethel Thompkins . . . Bob Vistica leaves his quiet and calmness to Jimmie Hicks . . . Evelyn Schrader leaves her talent in singing to Audrey Amith . . . Margaret Pesditsch wills her musical talent fthe pianoj to Joyce Battenfeld, that violin wizard . . . Dorothy Teator leaves her shortness to Jane Hard . . . Doc Cotter bequeaths his ogling ability to Frank Brehmer . . . Charlotte Walters leaves her good nature to Marie Boice . . . Ed Burns wills a portion of his humor to Raymond Troscianiec- . . . James Christopher Daniel Melley grudgingly leaves his interest in Rachel Mead to Bill Stevenson . . . Bob i Rockefeller leaves his height to 'Gordon Denegar . . . Bill Holt wills his feminine appeal to William Dykeman . . . Phyllis Cookingham bequeaths her writing abilities to Bob Schrader . . . Ruth Gritmon leaves her liking for nursing to Velma Phillips . . . Jacqueline A'Brial gives her interest in bus drivers to Jane Dixon . . . Don Nelson, in col- laboration with Losee, wills his tires to Robert Pavitt . . . Eugene Losee leaves his car to Robert Pavitt . . . Evelyn Wiley bequeaths her talent in dramatics to Margaret Gallagher . . . Warren Shaw leaves his ability to argue to Kenneth Teator . . . Charles Cole gives his ability to get into the Navy to Jimmy Hicks . . . Ruth Cole leaves her ability to get around Bard College to Char- lotte Becker' and Betty Martin . . . Doris Anspach bequeaths her natural curly hair to Anna- belle Feller . . . Patricia Thorley leaves her athletic' a-bility to Josephine Tator . . . Margaret Veach bequeaths a few pounds to Barbara Godfrey . . . Helen Brown leaves her ability to make up work to the Feller Twins . . . Lil Wagner bequeaths her quietness to Bill,' Cole . . . Gussie Perz leaves her interest in Commercial subjects to Margaret Fallon . . . Vivian Wolcott wills her pleasant speaking voice to Shirley Rhodes . . . Hoyt Donerly wills his tardiness to History Class to Marj :rie Dixon . . . Anna May Redder wills her interest in Latin to Pat Teator. We do hereby make, constitute, and appoint Mrs. Fields to be the executor of this our last Will and Testament. In Witness Thereof, We, the Class of 1943, the Testators above named, have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal, the twenty-first day of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and forty-three. CLASS OF 1943. FACULTY OF 1943 Frou! Roto: Miss llnlwicli, Mrs. Fin-lils, Mrs. Gocssling, Miss Hocli, M rs. Clmmplin, Miss lfnst- man, Mrs. LcFcvrc, Miss lflliott, Miss Kelley. Sefoud Rfmx' Nliss C. Shook, Nliss Frzmx, Miss Uprnmly, Bliss Aloncs, Miss Krzxmur, Miss Loscc, llflrs. Fmlciglm, Miss N. Shook, Nliss Hurt, Mrs. Buicc, M rs. Yun Llc Bogart. Thin! Rocca' Miss Mills, Mr. Ricgul, Miss Horton, Mr. Young, Mrs. Hinsdale, Mr. Grillin, Mr. kloncs, Miss Aikcn, Mr. Czxcczlmo, Miss Gilluspiu, Mr. Clmpmzm. UNIGR CLASS I ir.ff Roxy' -lusepliine 'l'.1Iur, Hefty Qiriiriglit, lftliel Hlluiupliins, Nlrs. l,el eYre, Cl.1ss .-Xalvisor, Angeline Muure, xV.lllml.l Keesler, Domtlw Smirli, Clmrlotte Becker. Sn-f,1f.1' Ruff: ljlllllllel Rifenlwurg, M.1rie Buiee, lrene Lewis, lVl.1rg.1ret l'l.lllUll, Aluyce Bglttenfelel, .-Xuelrei Smith, Yelmgi Phillips, kl.me Dixon, .lolm Slcuilmi. Thin! Roco: Riyinzmel P-liI'USCl.lI1lCC, llmmlel Sriokle, Peter Zitz, w7llllLlI11 Dykeinzm, VVillium Stevenson, xvillldlll IIQCLIYUT, l rLml4 Zim, Gurdon Denegir, klames Hicks. SOPHCDMORE CLASS Fin! Ruff: Mary Ullnla, llclcm' Collin, Alam- K.mc, Kllcu .-Xnxgnus, Nl.1r-jrmriu Dixon, RUSS lfnstmzm, Class .-Xllvlmr, lmuisu Pulxur, lgmu SCXINULIIA, ciL'l'lI'Ll.lL' Crum, lk-tix' Nlzlrlin. Sefwnf Roto: Ruulmrd lNl1llL-r, Wulllnm l,nsl1ur, Ronald l lilTl'IS, 5l11rlu.x' Rlmllus. klzmu lrzavcr, Hulg.1 You rI'llLll1, Nl.1rg11rcl Ggxlaxglmcr, l'llll1l1 Sllnw, XVLTIIIHI Km-SIU, Klgxrxln gX'Hrl:1l, Tlmmqls Moore. Thin! Ruff: Frukluriclc Dcnglur, Reginald Gramer, xVllll.ll11 Rlmadcs, Russ Rallwinsulm, Donald Schultz, Madison Sippcrly, ML-lvin Alwmcs, Rulwrl l'11xitt, lip-nm-th 'llU.llUT, Kcxmctlz 'l'l1'orlcy, Rulwrl Harris. FRESHMAN CLASS Firprf Roto: Doris llulver, ,lane Rossetti, Dorotliy Sherman, Mildred Feller, Nliss HoCl1, Class Advisor. Geraldine Lifer, Barlwara Lasher, Gwendolyn Pulver, Doris Dykeinan, Sammi Roux' Virginia Miller, Frances Bromiley, lllimbetli Bloomer, Gloria Collier, Helen Asher, Barbara Godfrey, Geraldine l'ulver, Katlierine Fuller, Betty Thompltins, Gloria Rion, Katherine Moore. Tlziri Rafe: Annabelle Feller, Donald Rider, Henry Coon, William Cole, Alfred Boiee, Stan- ton Tremper, VVilliam NValter, Harold Bloomer, William Lewis, Delores Coon. Fourtlz Ruff: Harold Asher, Robert Schrader, George johnson, Ronald Day, Alfred Laslier. Joseph Teator, Nlonroe Fraleigli. EIGHTH GRADE Fir-,ff Roco: lfvglliiin llulver, Katherine Hnrison, Shirlev -lennings, Mollie Zitz, lean liifer, Mrs. Frnleigli, Marion Coons, lhllllllll Peck, lNl41rg.1ret Rossetti, Betty Rlclhrrnott Beatrice Deluge. Skmm! Ruff: Betty Dullois, lfttgl lVl.1e Doyle, Dorothy Lewis, lNI.1e lfllerson, Gernmine .-X'Hri:1l Ann Hailey, -lennette Jones, Kay Treinper, l'fle.1nor Fnlkner, lV141rth.1 Klepntz, lfstella Udiliaxli, Beatrice Coon. Thin! Rose: Marilyn Rifenburg, Ronald Mzlrtin, Robert Mnssello, Fred Cohen, Brooke Thor- ley, Willialili Shaffer, Kenneth Redder, Roger Tentor, William Tutor, Roland .len- nings, Rnuline xlurgznic. Fnurfh Roux' Donn Rhodes, Lawrence Hogan, Vincent Grener, 'Iohn Rion, LeRoy Triebel, lftlwalrd Holt, Herlhert SCl.llLll5l31l, Garrison Finkle, Ronald Houghton. 1 s SEVENTH GRADE Fin! Ruff: l'lcx'urlv Hurtcm, lfunicu Huvnc, Marv .Xnn 'lllI1lilCWFlLl'll, Gcrtruclc Vlfclwstcr . . . l 5- 1 DL-lorus ,-Yllrial, Miss lflliott, Georgia Rigas, Virginia Nlouru, Harriet Coon, Blanche Rlioznlcs, Marion llulvur. Srmmz' Rnrcx' Hunrs' Troscianicu, Harold Harris, lhlitli DuBois, lluarl VVlicclc1', lflnorn Gal- lagliur, Klyrrlu lnglcs, lui cu Kcycs, ,Ivan Franclictti, lrunc lnglcs, lfrcdcriclq Vlltcricli, Maurice Nliclqlc. Tfzi1'ffRfff4': Riclaarrl Coon, Kcnnctli Halvcrsrmn, Lcc Tmnnplxins, slolin Fuller, wX'YllllilIl'l HunckC, Dclcvan Wailcorl, Rolx-rt Collins, Vernon Batliriclx, Albert Hunckc, Robert Cole, Leonard Zilf, Ralph Yan VVagncr. Fourth Rout Henry Yuungliansc, Cliarlus Stagias, flrtliur Sippcrly, Rolwrt Hcclwr, Harold Fuller, Rayrnoml :X'Brial, Bruno BL-graph, Kcnnutlu VVl1cclcr, William Nloorc, Fred Slnmlx, Cliffurrl Grvlnlcr, .lanics Kilgmsr. N li W S STA FF Firff Ruff: Angeline Nlootfe, Velma Phillips, lfdi- tor, Mglriv Otlnk. Sffofnf Ruff: Ross Robinson, Ftlmel Tompkins, Plwllis Cookinglmln, klllllki Sevmour, Rnvmond 'IlI'OSClLll1lCC. :l f5J'c'1lf fvhwf pirlzrrr 'Z'J'.I.V f.:l'e'11 : .loyce B.1ttenfeld, Betty Cnrnrlght, Doris lDyliCl111lI'l, Margaret Peselitsclm, Margaret Fallon, Ifllwood Boice, -loseplmine Tutor. hI.XNl'l'ORS AND BUS DRIYICRS Firirl lx'f,:c': l'lI'.lI1lxlf'l1 Kollvinsliie, Ozxkleiglm Hols- upple, Barielle Doyle, Fred Sustrnte. Srrwnl Rose: l.ClJll.lI'Ll Rall, lrwln Best, Rzlvmoncl Fir Slmfer, :Xrtlmr 'l'r11ver, Bennett Feller. HONOR SOCllC'l'Y 'fr Row: R.1el1el lNle.1tl, lfvelvn Wvilev, Viviun VVolcott, Plmy llis Cflfblxlllgilllllll. 1 Srfwlfx' Ruff: Lawrence Cotter, Robert Rockefeller, Charles Cole, XVLITTUII Shaw. SENIOR PIAY CAST flillff Ruff: R.1cl1el lNle11tl, Robert Rockefeller, Mrs. LeFex're, Director, tlznnes Melley, Ruth Cole. Sffcff,'1ff Ruff: Lawrence Cotter, lfvelvn Sclmratler, pl by lfugene Losee, lfvelyll Vviley, Charles Cole, Viviun XVolcott. ful :chew pivtzme :cw ralwl: Hoyt Donnerly, lVl1lTgl1TCl Yeacll. STUDENT COUNCIL Firrf Rose: Kenneth Halvorsen, Marjorie Heffer- man, Mary Oclak, klanies Nlelley, President, Ruth Cole, Gladys Lown, Donald Rider. Sefom! Roca: Alice .-Xnagnos, VVilliam Stevenson, Miss Flliott, Mr. Grirlin, .vXelx'isors, .lane Dix- on, Lawrence Hogan, Klae lfllerson. .-l brent :thru piffifrf :mx f,1K'r11 : Charles Cole. B.-XSICBA-X LL Firff Rf,fc': Rtger Teator, Wvilliani Cole, lfelwartl Holt, George Hapenian. Ross Rolvinson, Yin- cent Becker. Sefomf Rose: Gordon Denegar, Madison Sipperly, klames Xlelley, Leon Ryan, W'arren Shaw, Charles Cole, Nlr. Riegel, Coach. R.XSKl'lrI'B.-XLL Fifff Roux' Rizhert Rockefeller, blames Nlellet, Nlr. Riegel, Coach, Robert Yistiea, Charles Cole. Semin? Rove: xvlllllllll Cole, Melvin Alones, klqnnes Hicks, Roger Teator, Madison Sipperly, Gor- don Denegar, Ross Rolrainson. Thin! Rafe: Lawrence Cotter, Manager. fllyffllf -::'hff.' fiffzzrf :cuff f.ivlwf.' Donald Schultz, Donald Triebel, lfugene Losee, Stanton Trem- per, Wiilliani Lewis, Ralph Yan Wlagner, Ray- nionel Nloore, Lawrence Holt. RBD HOOK CliN'I'R.-XI, SCHOOL BAND Fi:-ff Rafe: Klart' Ann Tiiililepatigli, ,-Xuelrey Smith, Kliltlred lfeller, l3arlw.1raGotlfrej', Gloria Rion, Kathryn Feller, Atielrei' Teator, Kay Treniper, Virginia Bushman. SL?f'1Illf Rox: Betty KleDerniott, lflnora Galla- gher, lean Lifer, fNIa1'ilyn Rifenburg, Ger- maine Xllrial, Mae lfllerson, lfstella lftliliali, Nlariorie Dixon, lane Dixon, -leanette jones, Geraldine Lifer, lleatriee Delage, Priscilla llavitt. Thin! Rafe: Charles rllrielwel, Richarel Kane, Ron- ald Klartin, 'lohn linlilepaugli, Rohert Col- lins. 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