Roeliff Jansen Central School - Ro Jan Yearbook (Hillsdale, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1954 volume:

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Illllllllllllllllllllllll ' Inmu WllWHIlllilllIIIIIIHIIIIIIlulnmnnunmm wg Dffdwaw Nh lllll1!HliWIl Miss TiPP1e is the advisor the SPanish Club. the fe' cording Secretarb' Of the local The staff is proud to dedi- P.T,A, and is active in com- cate the 1954 ROJAN to Miss munity Grange activities, Dorothy Tipple, foreign lan- guage teacher at our school. As advisor of the yearbook staff for the past three years Miss Tlpple has given gener ously of her time and expe rience in helping us to pub 11sh a yearbook worthy of our ,, mlnl1f1lv Z2 I I' u Illl II ll E S , , , , , O , gc ,,,,,, -,,.--, .,-----, .... -- Holmes, Homemaking- Miss Hunt, Commerce, Miss Tipple, Languages, Miss Nichols, Librarian. Second row, Mr. Heeney, Science, Mr. Hermans, Math, Mr. Williams, English, Mr. Siegfried, Social Studies, Miss Bauer, Physical Education, Mr. Paul, Social Studies, Mr. Colclough, Social Studies, Mr. Stevens, Shop, Mr. Osborn, Band, Mr. Klein, English, Mr. Shoemaker, Physical Education, Absent, r. Fagan, Science, Mr. Lawrence, Agriculture. 13' U-4 I U M fm, at Mama., MR. ROBINSON, Guidance K 1' wg, iq Q! MR. HOLMES, Superintendent First row, Miss Conley, Art, Miss Beauvais, Sixth Grade, Miss Haun, Grace Supervisor, Miss Baer, First Grade, Mrs. McNish, Fifth Grade, Second row, Mrs. Laragh, Third Grade, Mrs. McCracken, Fourth Grade, Miss Pfeiffer, Second Grade, Mrs. Hughes, Fifth Grade. Third row, Miss Cleary, Sixth Grade, Miss Mettler, School Nurse, Miss Marshall, Kindergarten, Miss McMullin, Grade Physical Education, Miss Franklin, First Grade, Miss Coulter, Second Grade. Absent, Miss Prior, Third Grade, Mrs. Smith, Second and Third Grades. Sen i 0146 YVQ fi? Va Q mm 7 is W ,S '-N ,N f-Q 'S ,,xf's-Nr-N-S 5,5 fi fi f-5 PHILIP GELLERT Serious Student Council 15 News Staff 1-45 Band lg Football 1-45 Track 2-45 Fire Crew 2-45 FFA County Prize Speaking 25 Yearbook 3, 45 Yearbook Editor 45 Prize Speaking 35 Dancing 3, 45 Meteorology 35 Class President 45 P,A, Announcer 45 Associate Editor Newspaper 4, MARK SQUIRES Versatile Football 1-35 Band 1-45 Baseball lg Track 2, 35 Class President 2, 35 Class Vice President 45 Student Coun- cil Secretary 25 Student Council Vice President 35 Student Council President 45 Senior Play 45 Roe lan News 2-45 Meteorology 3, 45 Debate Club 4. JOAN LaPORTE Sophisticated Student Council Treasurer 15 Dramatics 1, 25 Prize Speaking 1-35 Class Treasurer lg Class Secretary 2, 4 Class Vice President 35 J, V Cheering -45 Dancing 3, 45 Senior Play 4, MP 5 . SHEILA Roruvoss slr NO' .-lf y Lovable WO, qu v Class Secretary 4: I.V. heering 25 V. eering 3, 4 Choir 1-45 Roe Ian News 45 Yearbook 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Fix-it 1-35 Sextet 3, 45 Shell Club 15 Softball 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Volleyball 1-45 FHA lg Social Dancing 35 Hockey 2-4, V sf PATRICIA CHURCHILL A V l Musical Class Treasurer 3, 45 Choir l-45 Band 2'4, Pep Band 25 Co-op Comm, 15 Dance Orchestra Vocalist 35 Yearbook 2-45 Roe lan News 2-45 Banking Comm, 25 Letter Comm, 45 Girls' State Representative 35 Stu- dent Council 3-45 Dancing 3,45 E. S. S.P.A. Con- ference 45 Spanish Club 3, IENNIE BEVENS Fretful Library 1gIOul'f131iS1T1 15 Dancing 3, 45 Bird Banding 3, GAIL BOWERHAN Mischievous Choir lg Dancing 3, 45 Twirling l-45 Projection 2-45 Student Council 3, 45 Yearbook 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Hall Guide 45 Co-op Comm, 3, 45 Roe Jan News 4, 'T JOAN BRAIG A Sweet Choir 1-41 Sextet 13 Yearbook 2'4j Senior Play 43 Conservation 43 Co-op Comm, 43 Dancing 3, 4g Hunter's Training 43 Hockey 2-43 Basketball 3, .6L.Lf,.fA.6cf JANE BROOSE AME ,,.,t,-QL 3 -3 Classy ,OAQQ fm!-ZLL '14-K-14Q ' - J.V. Cheering 1, 43 V, C Ling 2, 33 hoir 1-43 ' Dance Orchestra 43 Hockey 13 Sports 1-43 Dancin 43 Voice Class 1'3Q Student Directing 43 Conservation 4, wi? JOHN BRUSIE Agricultural FFA 1-43 Bache1or's Club 13 Student Counci 2-4 Maintenance 4- Conservation 4 ' of dm' ,X 'uiffflin W 275 kv 1,0 14 f li Crafts Club 13 Band 1-43'6ep Ba d 23 ance Band 'hav' Football 3, 4g Basketball 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 All Co t Band 3, 43 All County Choir 3, fair Ll. f 553,313 A' 42.2. J 3, r 'lf 1' 'fn 3 , ' vs MARYLU CARL Lucky Choir 1-43 Social Dancing 3, 43 Sextet 3, 43 Volley- ball 1'3: Softball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Hockey 2-43 Journalism 3. Ui tfllffti ALMIDA CASIVANT Artistic Choir 1-43 Dancing 3, 4g Girls' Fix-it 2, 4. DORIS DAVIS Reasonable Choir 1'4Q Shell Club 13 Sextet 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Social Dancing 3, 43 Student Ushering 13 Choir Comm, 33 Advanced Sewing 33 Roe Jan News 4, RICHARD DELLEA Slow Bachelors' Club 1, 2, FFA 2-4, Conservation 4, NANCY DOELL chic 4 ' Dramatics Club 1, 2- cin' , 4, 'or Rlay 4, Student Council 4 51 V fly, typ J 5 f A 1 FRANK FRIEDRICH Silent FFA 1-4, Projection 1, Bachelors' Club 2, Conser- vation 4, Choir 4, Fire Crew 1-4, KENNETH FRINK Courteous J.V. Basketball 2, V, Baseball 2-4, V, Basketball 3, 4, V, Football 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, Boys' Officiating Club 4, Social Dancing 3, 4. CAROL HALL Carefree Dancing 3, 4, Girls' Fix-it 1, Drarnatics 2, Student Council 1, Shell Club 1, Crafts Club 3, Commercial Club 2, Knitting Club 1. WILLIAM I-IECKER Melancholy Maintenance 3, Baseball 3, Fix-it 3, DORIS HOYSRADT Fragile Choir 1-3, Hockey 2-4, Girls' Fix-it 2, 3, FHA 1, Softball 1, 3, Basketball 3, I,V, Cheering 3, Volley- ball 2, Entertainment Comm, 4. Ah W U, ' f ' X 12 1' 'P 4 ,,b ..4':'5!'1j,, WINIFRED IENNINGS Formal Choir 1 4, Sextet 1, Senior Play 4, Co-op Comm. 1, Dancing 4, Girls' Fix-it 4. 31-14 V6 J 'A L' WILLIAM JONES i y Scientific Tumbling 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 3, Conser- vation 4 Maintenance 4. KENNETH KROMER Rugged Football 1-4, Baseball 1-45 Fire Crew 1-4, Volley- ball 2 4 ADRIAN LANGDON Naive FFA 1 4 Bachelors' Club 1, Meteorology 2, 3, Maintenance 3, 4, Conservation 4, FRED LINK Untamed Baseball 1, 25 Football 1, 2, Tumbling 2-4, JOHN MAHON Frank Tumbling 1-4, Fix-it 1, 2, Craft Club lg Bird Banding 2, Maintenance 3, 4, Dancing 3, 4, Choir 4, PATRICIA MAMBERT Cool Drarnatics 1, Choir 1, Projection 2-4, Banking Comm 1, FHA lg Craft Club 25 Hall Guide 3, 4, Dancing 3, 4 Softball 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Comm, 4, I 1 ' I fy! If if 12154 ELAINE Mcl-IUGH . M' Z 'L jf! My ,,,.41.11w ' Baffling dl fjZ,4fw'57'4f 7 q Choir 1-4, Meteorlogy, 2, Astronomy 1, Projection ,fvlf 3, 4, Camera 3, 4, D cing 3, 4, RALPH MCWHIRT Taciturn Choir 1-4, Dramatics 1, Bachelors' Club 1, 2, Craft Club 1, Tumbling 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 2, Fire Crew 2-4, Baseball 3, 4, Dancing 3, 4, BETTY JANE MICHALUK Obedient Choir 1-4, Banking Comm. 1, 3, Yearbook 2-4, Year- book Comm, 2-4, Sextet 1-2, Student Council 1, Girls' State 3, E.S, P,A, 4, All County Choir 1, 3, Social Dancing 3, 4, DOLORES MILLER indifferent Library Club 1, Choir 1, 4, Fix-it 3, Spanish Club 4, Dancing 4. 1 ROBERTA MORANDI Lackadaisical Sextet 1, Student Council 2, Band 3, Dancing 3, 4, Choir 1-4, All-County Choir 1, Dance Comm, 3, Choir Comm. 4, Banking Comm, 2, Hockey 3, Hall Guide 4, Conservation Club 4, Hunter's Training 4, Senior Play 4, BRANDT NELSON Amusing Maintenance 1, 2, Tumbling 1, Bachelors' Club 1, 2, FFA 2, 3, Dancing 3, 4. JOHN ORSTED Gay Tumbling 1, 2, Maintenance 3, 4, Conservation 4, 'qw' 'l! J 'R ,fcxzzr 'Q 'V -of' Au-,:5'f 5 -vs ,Jie ,r 31 Q aio.. W ' ,V ' 15 KW 43' wha' 4-my ,ii affix 1, ,,. s Q,x Q lII,. xx To 1' .f NORMAN OSOFSKY Mathematical Projection 1, 2, Camera 1-4, Dancing 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Student Council 2, 4. MARION ROBERTS Shy Library Club 1, 3, 4, Choir 1-4, Crafts 1, FHA 1, Choir Comm. 2, Banking Comm, 3, 4, Hall Guide 3, 4, Dancing 3, 4, Fix-it 3, 4, Recreation 4, IOSEPHINE ROGERS Vivacious Band 1-4, Choir 1-4, Band Comm, 1, Dancing 3, 4' , Spanish 4. -'x,Ni.K I ROBERT ROSENFEUQ' 5 A Boisterous ' rv Band 1, 2, Projection 1, Meteordfos?-45,J5i5XQ'C5ew 1 Footbaii 2-4, Baseball 2, 3, Caniek ,4-Wfeafbook 4, Senior Play 4, JOE RUSCHETTI Handsome Vice President 1, Science Club, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Dance Comm, 1-3, Model Airplane 2, Dancing 4, Meteorology 4, School Paper 3, CALVIN SHELDON Mechanical Projection 1-4, Camera 1-4, FFA 1-2, Maintenance 1, Football 3, Camera Comm. 3, Roe Ian News 3, Journalism 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Dancing 3, 4, EUGENE SMITH Sleepy Football 1, 3, 4, Dancing 4, Hunter's Training 4, MARY L. SMITH Polite Shop and Woodworking Club 1-35 Glee Club 1-35 Softball 15 Dancing 44 ARNOLD STANG Witty Maintenance 1-45 Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Tumbling 1, 25 Bachelors' Club 15 Gun Club 35 Meteorology 35 Conservation 4. 1' yy I X I F KV A 5 RICHARD STODDARD j Calm 'S Baseball 1, 2,45 Stamp and Coin 2. I lsiyyfxqf Opufgafanf P01 'P c- L -ez, DONN THIELMANJV f -V 1 Q lf .1 Puckish Xl, ' Bachelors' Club 1, 25 Choir 1-45 Crafts Club 15 Dra- matics 15 Baseball 1-45 Tumbling 1, 25 Football 1-45 Fire Crew 2, 35 Dancing 3,45 Roe Jan News 35 Senior Play 4. V! HAROLD TRAGANZA Athletic Varsity Baseball 1-45 Football 1-45 Bayfetball 1-45 Yearbook 3. 45 Dancing 3, 45 Fire CrQvs,1-45 Choir 2, 35 Conservation 45 Student Council 3. CLARE WADMAN Dependable Library Club 1, 3, 45 Choir 2-45 Fix-It 3, 45 Dancing 3, 45 Recreation 4. in . P 5 - l .. s Q., J , t Q LUCILLE WALKFS Serene Dramatics 1, 25 Dancing 3, 45 Choir 4. PAUL WIED Q 4- X M A Gabby ' , Trampoline 3,45 Bachelors' Club 25 Fire Crew 3,45 Tumbling 25 Fix-It 15 Choir 3,45 Football 45 Base- ball 45 Basketball 45 Conservation 4. 475 a A fv- fs 'Cf' 35 9 SUSAN WILLCOX Determined Roe Jan News Staff 4g Chairman Senior Picture Com- mittee 4g Debating Club 4, Usher Senior Play 43 Con- servation Club 4, Hunter Trainin 4 fr, -ffl?-A-.UZ-I' fi 'fha J 'w , EDWIN WYMAN ylnfqf 4 Carefree 'F' ' Basketball 1-4g Baseball 1-45 Football 3, Bachelors' Club 1, 23 FFA 1-4g Fire Crew 2-4g Tumbling 2-4, Bird Banding 2, Maintenance 3,49 Conservation 4g Dancing 3,43 Choir 3. ERWIN WYMAN Debonair FFA 1-4, Bachelors' Club lg Tumbling 1-4g Baseball 1 2,4g Basketball 1-4, Football 3g Conservation 45 Boys' Recreation 4. RICHARD LaPORTE Romantic Projection 1-4g Dramatics 1, 2, Choir 3,45 Student Council lg Baseball 15 Camera Club 1, Basketball 1, 25 Football 1-45 Tennis 2-45 Tumbling 2, Bachelors' Club 1, 25 Entertainment Committee 2-4: Band 3. LAURETTE NAULT Ludicrous Choir 1, 2, Bulletin Board 13 Program Committee 1g Girls' Fix-It 2g Prize Speaking 3. w. CURTIS YATES, JR. Roguish Williston ca y -3g Football 1-4g Baseball 2, 3g Basket . Mgigei. 9 ebating 45 Conservation 4g Dr , ics Cilub Mig! 1.2. l ,Q ,- ff. y -.ff ,,, -1 B-'P 5' .7 Q1 fNo ' - J ' DEIOTHY RIEGEL - yi I Emotional L Choir lg Library Club 1-4g GiQls'LPix-M -3g Bulletin Board 2g Dancing 4. If wi, ' 'yy ,, D, f '-v-. if-f' PATRICIA WREN fi? ,gg ' Domineering V Dramatics 1, 2g FHA lp Library Club 15 Choir 1-33 Dancing 3, 43 Debating 4, Conservation 4. U15 Days of lfrfre When we stop to thrnk about rt ll s hard to belreve that we are senrors I seems only a lrttle whrle ago that we were tn frrst grade where we met the thrrty f1VC senrors who are strll here We had brg dorngs ln the grades wrth assemblres and Chrrstmas operettas However the bxggest event of all was when we recerved our dlploma at srxth grade graduatlon takrng us from the grades rnto Iuntor Hrg It seemed a new world was created once we entered Iumor Hrgh We were allowed to partrclpate rn clubs student councrl and many other act1v1t1es After that frrst mrxed up week we frnally learned the darly program and elected homeroom offrcers Durrng our freshman year Joan LaPorte was elected treasurer of Student Councrl In the Junror Hrgh prrze speakrng contest Mark Squrres and Ioan LaPorte took frrst prrze Many of the fellows and grrls went out for sports and cheerrng In tenth grade Mark Squrres became secretary of Student Councrl In prrze speakrng Mark Squrres agarn took frrst prtze 1n the Semor I-hgh contest At the beglnnrng of our Junror year we elected Mark Squrres as presrdent whrle t e students elected hrm vrce presrdent of Student Councll Mark also brought honor to our school as presrdent of the Columbra County Student Councll and as a frnalrst rn the Amerrcan Leglon speakrng contest Our frrst money makrng project was the cat booth at the Ag Farr A new project besrdes our two Informal dances was selllng food after school That added money to our treasury as well as berng welcomed by many students who partlcrpated rn after school act1v1t1es Another frrst for our class was the Junror plannrng day whrch was very successful Here we planned our act1v1t1es for the year In May we held our Crnderella Prom wrth Carol Hall chosen as queen That year rn prrze speakrng Nancy Doell won top honors Durlng the summer Pat Churchrll and Betty Jane Mrchaluk were chosen to represent our school at Grrls State held rn Saratoga Sprrngs and John Brusre won many prrzes exhrbltrng cattle at farrs Now rn our last year Mark Squxres became presldent of Student Councrl and edxtor of the 54 Roe Ian News Phrl Gellert was elected as class presrdent and edrtor of the 54 Ro Ian As the D A R representatlve we chose Pat Churchrll Many of our classmates partrcrpated 1n sports Harold Traganza was named on the All Star Team of the Central Hudson Valley League Phrl Gellert Drck LaPorte Ken Frrnk and Ken Kromer were on the fxrst stung The Wyman IWIHS Ken Frrnk Harold Traganza and Paul Wled played therr best on the basketball court Sherla Rothvoss was chosen Varsrty Cheerleadrng Captarn To make money for our senror trrp we sold popcorn at the Ag Farr sold rce cream and soda checked coats at the basketball games held card and statronery sales a magazrne campargn and many rnformal dances Our play a comedy called We Shook the Famlly Tree starred Joan LaPorte Donn Therlman John Brusre Dons Davls Norman Osofsky Nancy Doell and many others The brggest event whrch clrmaxed our school years was commencement when we recelved our drplomas takxng us from hrgh school xnto the wrde wrde world , . . 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I I 1 1 n I u 1 n I 1 v . . . ,, l o 1 . ,, . . . 9 u 1 s v r - . . llc Bequest We the Senror Class of Roelrff Jansen Central School havrng completed our last year of school 111 body but not necessarrly rn sprrrt and rrghr mrnd do hereby make and publrsh thrs our last Wrll and Testament All the chances she gets to snare her man goes from Marylu Carl to anyone who needs them However after they get therr man they have to frgure the rest out by themselves Pat Mambert sadly turns her left over dress materrals and broken down sewrng equrpment to Clara Ann Borce to learn on It wrll surely be rurned when she gets through To the cafeterra Arnold Stang leaves hrs nrckname Frurt Maybe they can use rt Calvrn Sheldon bequeaths hrs accurate bookkeeprng knowledge to Leroy Herron Rrchard Brusre leaves hrs way wrth the underclassmen to Almeda DeGrosso Carol Hall and Joan LaPorte grve therr borsterous comedy acts to Mrss Baker and Mr Klern The Wymar twrn rn Mr Colclough s hrstory class leaves to anyone hrs abrlrty to cheat wrthout gettrng caught Thrs must be Skrp huh? Roberta Morandr wrlls her name tag along to Lors Pferffer Johnny Brusre gladly grves hrs stepladder to reach the top shelf of the lockers to Frank Granger Lucrlle Walkes leaves her bottle of lrght and brrght to Peggy Pollock John Mahon grves rrrs crew cut to Lanny Coons Don t you thrnk he needs rt'7 Arrvbody need a map of Boston Corners Norman Osofsky wrll be glad to lend you hrs rf you don t end up at the stop marked X Nancy Doell bestows her good looks and frgure on Marjorre Van Hoesen Paul Curlylocks Wred wrlls hrs dancrng abrlrty to Rrchard Schw rtzer Josephrne Rogers bequeaths her rootrrr tootrn trumpet to Brlly Parsons Let s hope he does better Adtran Langdon leaves hrs athletrc abrlrty to George Gellert Mark Squrres turns over hrs cerebrum to Mr Fagan to grve to any needy student To Waldeane Schwer Garl Bowerhan leaves her Judgement of Technrqrres Hope she frnds rt as rrrterestrrrg as Garl drd Elarne McHugh bestows her long lrst of beaux on Debbre Wrlcox Donn Tlrrelman leaves a few of hrs extra freckles to Ann Mrchael We thrnk she needs a few more Rrchard Dellea has left hrs brrght red harr to some bleached blond Wrllram Speedy Jones grves hrs auto knowledge to any lower classrnan who wants to fly Boy rs Mr Paul lucky' Reckless Ralph Mcwhrrt and Wrld Brll Hecker have bequeathed hrm therr banged up fenders Sherla Rothvoss wrlls her prrrt srze cheerrng unrform to Nancy Carroll Wrth a few alteratrons rt should frt her well Betty Jane Mrchaluk the prano player rn chorr leaves her abrlrty to follow Mrss Trowbrrdge s drrectrng to next year s accompanrst Joan Brarg has left her green harr to Charlotte Shutts Joan frrrds rt comes rn handy on St Patrrck s Day John Orsted turns over hrs table manners ro Mrss Holmes Curt Yates bequeaths hrs football wrrte ups to the Chatham Courrer Socky Tranganza hates to part wrth hrs four year socks but he rntends to grve them to any worthy barefoot boy Jennre Bevens wrlls her wrggle walk to Nancy Coons Kenny Kromer rs grvrng up hrs no smear lrpstrck to Hazel Brshop Pat Wren bequeaths her rrrckrrame Brrdre to Mary Stuart Whrtbeck Joe Ruschettr leaves hrs rovrng eyes to Tomnry Jensen See rf you can do better Tom From Drck LaPorte Dug Krrby gets hrs hard chargrng center slot rn football Pat Churchrll gladly grves Grace Bevens her soprano vorce A collectron of Jokes go from Laurette Frenchre Nault to anyone who can keep a strarght face Dolores Mrller and Wrnrfred Jennrngs have left therr ways of rourrdrng up men from Copake Falls to Ancram to Betty Ann Fallon and Lrllran Oakley Dorrs Hoysradt wrlls her nrckname house rat to any young mouse Walter Altenburg rs the lucky one to recerve Bob Rosenfeldt s low bass vorce See you rn chorr Walter Ed Wyman leaves hrs abrlrty of a home wrecker to Don Brarg Frank Frredrrch bestows on Lours Wasenhove hrs way wrth the cows Rrchard Stoddard bequeaths hrs bashful ways to Clem Hrlls He could use them Kenny Frrnk grves hrs qurck reactron trme to Ronald Dwy Let s get on the ball Slug Eugene Smrth wrlls hrs sleepy ways to Ronnre Staples To any hungry puprl who drslrkes the drnners served rn school Clarr Wadman leaves her pet racoon Susan Wrllcox bequeaths her screntrfrc questrons to Bob Streeter Brandt Nelson sadly turns over hrs Chatham grrls to Herbert Scharer Phrl Gellert leaves hrs Romeo ways to Grlbert Wood Dorrs Davrs leaves her experrence to any needy female Guess you know what that means huh Dorrs'7 Jane Brooks wrlls her sophrstrcated ways to Carole Vorgang Marlon Roberts wrlls her sweet affectrons to Alan Kaufman Jazzy Cazzy leaves her Jeepsre weepsre to anyone who has to walk to school Mary Lou Smrth wrlls her forwardness to Vrrgrnra Prttman Dorothy Rregel grves her grggle to Mrldred Mrchael The Senror Class leaves the fun and success they ve had to the Junror Class to add to the fun and success that they ll have , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ,, . ,, . 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 , . - 4 11 11 1 - 11 4 4 11 . . . , . . . . . , ,, ,, . , . . . . . J , 1 1 H 4 - 11 4 1 - uv' ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . ,, , ,, . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 . 4 4 11 11 - - , 1 1 . - 1 K ' 1 1 , . , . . . . . , . . , , 1 1 . . I . . 1 . , . , , 1 - 11 . . 11 - 1 1 . . , , , i . 1 1 1 1 ' - - 4 11 . 11 - 1 1 - - 11 11 . Y . , . 1 . 1 1 , 1 . , . . . . Y , . 1 1 1 - 1 4 1 ' ' 11 A 11 I . . , , . . ' - ' EDIEVAL. IDAY lou 5, Ioan L. 77h il .9354 . n f' Z Ma f Fw -- X 'F' 5: 1 T' 1' GMI mu: B, Qaf C. 5Heila.4 afph Dolores Cu,t nkobfffa- Ioan If Am , . Www-MLW 'iv . W 1 5 X x Vi. .his I cw!! of Camnrrow The story you are to hear rs about a modern Rrp Van Wrnkle attuned to the atomrc age Mark Squrres who always had a great affectron for hrs classmates through a turn of events lost complete contact wrth everyone rn hrs class Rrght after graduatron rn June 1954 for the betterment of scrence he plunged deep rnto the Jungles of Afrrca Also he became so engrossed rn hrs work that for ten years although he thought often of hrs classmates he heard no word of them At the end of that trme he became a very rrch man and knew of no better way to spend hrs fortune than to look up hrs old frrends So Mark tracked hrs way out of the wrlds and landed rn crvrlrzatron Hrs frrst step was to frnd the Amerrcan Embassy Surprrsed he was to frnd W Curtrs Yates Jr as Charge d Affarres Needless to say they were overjoyed at renewrng therr acquarntance Questron after questron regardrng the class of 54 fell upon Curtrs s broad shoulders Mark learned that four of the class are rn the State Department Paul Wred rs makrng a name for hrmself wrth the Embassy rn Mexrco Crty whrle John Brusre IS our ambassador to the Court of St James Sherla Rothvoss rs secretary to our ambassador of Greece and Nancy Doell rs head receptronrst rn Parrs After recervrng hrs vrsa from Curt Mark went to the hosprtal for a checkup There he found out that the rncomparable Dr Robert Rosenfeldt was chref surgeon The Doctor rnformed hrm that Roberta Morandr Dolores Mrller and Carol Hall all graduated wrth hrm rn hrs pre med class From the hosprtal he went to the arrport He was amazed to see the atomrc power arrplane prloted by Joe Ruschettr Thrs shrp carrred three hundred passengers plus a crew of twenty erght The medrcal offrcer was Garl Bowerhan Brll Jones was the modern versron of sparks He was communrcatron offrcer Thrs was a great help to Mark as Brll was able to communrcate wrth some of the other members of the class who are now rn far corners of the world Ralph McWh1rt has the Standard Orl Agency rn Pakrstan John Mahon and Brandt Nelson are Sales Managers for Coca Cola rn the Far East and many a desert wanderer has them to thank for quenchrng hrs thrrst Dorothy Rregel sees to rt that Srnger Sewrng machrnes are rn every household rn the Malay Strarts Amvrng rn the states Mark went to the Detectrve Agency of Wyman and Wyman at 121 Broadway The Wyman twrns snowed therr apprecratron by donatrng a good part of therr trme to help locate other classmates Across the street stood the marestrc rnsurance agency of Calvrn Sheldon It seemed that lower New York wrth rts large skyscrapers was a haven for Roe Jan alumm Drck LaPorte s Club Ex qursrte was where the brg men of Wall Street relaxed At 63 Wall Street Pat Mambert and Elarne Mc Hugh have a beauty parlor Accompanred by the Wymans Mark headed back to the old stomprng grounds rn Columbra County Stopprng off at Stoddard s Drner rn Whrte Plarns the trro had a relaxrng breakfast Nearby was the gas statron operated by Arnold Stang The party went to Hudson to Dons Davrs statronery store There they bought one of Laurette Nault s complete and unabrrdged Famous Joke Books and the Hudson Regrster whrch rs now edrted by Betty Jane Mrchaluk Headlrnes were that Senators Wrllcox and Osofsky were frlrbusterrng over a new brll rn Congress The home party was sponsorrng Phrl Gellert for Lreutenant Governor The sports page was edrted by Drck Brusle Harold Traganza ex Roe Jan athlete rs now Dtrector of Athletrcs at Hudson Hrgh Ken Kromer rs a star wrth the New York Football Grants and rs a partner wrth Eugene Smrth rn a sportrng goods store at Hollowvrlle In Joan Brarg s gossrp column they notrced that Lucrlle Walkes rs now appear rng at the Metropolrtan Opera House rn Madam Butterfly Desrgner Mary Lou Carl and Pat Wren are fashron desrgners for the Almeda Casrvant model agency Joan LaPorte 15 raprdly rrsrng to stardom the movre prcture world Rrchard Dellea recently won a crurse to Bermuda all expenses pard by the Jenny Bevens and Josephrne Rogers Travel Bureau After brddrng therr adreu to Dorrs the trro departed to therr old Alma Mater Roelrff Jansen Pat Churchrll the prrncrpal showed them around Mary Lou Smrth has become the school nurse and Jane Brooks was found at her desk rn the lrbrary Jane showed them some of the books wrrtten by Roe Jamtes They were proud to note that John Orsted Donn Threlman and Wrnrfred Jerrnrngs were lrsted among the top ten authors rn the state Our last stop was at the farm of Ken and Dorrs Hoysradt Frrnk Adrran Langdon the country artrfrcral rnsemrnator was just leavrng He told them of the modern darry ranch at Frank Frederrcks and that Clarr Wadman now operates a profrtable raccoon farm That berng therr last stop Mark concluded that the class of 54 had been successful rn all frelds and trades Hrs search showed that hrs class had established a reputauon rn their school as one of the fmest to ever graduate I 1 v 1 Q n 1 9 0 9 1 , Q - 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Call H Decker D Willcox Third rowzll Jensen T Murphy A Coons R Feil R Hilpertshauser S Grolis R Ackerman R Bendy M Hoyt W Brandt aplmmarcs Frrst rowj Stalker I Prtcher A Mrtchell J Shadrc L Pfetffer K Beneke C Drumm C Bo1ce L Hor ton A Mrller D Squrres L Pederson Second row C Vorgang L Muth P Peck W Schwer H Walter C Sheldon T Shannon H Schafer J Blevrns I Burdrck J Wmfreld L MacN1sh Thrrd row D Van Tas sel R Pectal G Gellert R Crandall C Ostrander A Kaufman G Reynolds D Germam J Osborn OConnell Fourth row V Raabe D Braxg H Stern M Parsons J Wrlson R Schweitzer G Page L Her ron T Wadman L Farnham H Atwood R Van Tassel I Bo1ce In ,Memormm 1' if M EMD LONG ALBERT SHOOK Qreshmen Fust row B Wmfreld B Cook E Reynolds J Mrtchell J Tabor M Stoddard Second row F Stoddard E Ntcholson M Wolfe N Farrell G Streeter N Carroll P Coleman R Burns J Crapser D Whrtcomb Thlrd row R Stanb K Gooderrnote I Roche D Heddeshermer R Becker A Stalker V Post C Hrls R Staples A Choquette D Bushey C DeL1mater J Carlson J Reynolds P Vorgang H Frueh I Smrth P Stalker W Warner M Garrrson D Srlvernarl H Wrllramson A Von Zwehl 322' all QQ 1. Q BGG lim no-q QHQ Ftrst row F Frmk J Haner A l-lotchkxss L Prtcher F Granger D Ktlmer K Fmerson D Mrller P Hare D Ktrby Second row ll Bohlmg H Trudell F Frrnk D Cummaro B Curtrss L Pferffer C Morandr M Morandr Thrrd row M Vanlloesen I Roberts J Beebe G Ryan B Jensen M Peck D Bushey W Arnholter D Blevxns L Chase J Blass Fourth row I Patrrdge J Prtcher L Whrsenant S Smrth V Post E Swaxn M Dellea I . . . . - , 1 . 0 , - . Z - , . I C 1 O 1 0 X 1 I I l 1 D I I D I 0 I . n 1' 5 x I m w N 4 . . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , 5 I 0 I l I U Z 1 U I U I 0 l I I U I I Q l y U y l l I I 9 U 'F W ............... -12 .............. .......... if A ,.W.......a,...., ...,,,..e V W.. -..... , .. H e.......... -M.,,. 1 Q V J , 7.4M-..... ,.....,.,, N J, it ,,,,, A, F ,TM . 1- 1 5 I F L, , !.... 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I I I I I I V C Sigh th Grade mil it? ww' 1.1 IX' v ' . ,W ll ', 'un no gf Frrst row M Brusre B Whrtbeck M Decker A Barner B Waldron S Ketcham C Clark J Lashoones B Garrrson C Albrlght R Sllvernarl J Erchmann I Stupplebeen Second row La France Be 'nfl Wolcott R Gregory G Langdon, Suehle M Frsh L Wa orSJM A Itr1,,D Kiaigygn I lson I 2' Snyder Q Yu fb if ,J QM L, QL ,,.-uf ,, nn mn Ill' 2 If lllllf' 9 Kit!!! 77 4' Frrst row S Robson M Krl T Krofta H Marer V Page C Gardner R Hxcks V N Rogers B Wrlcox S Crandall B Dodds M Hrnck Second row P Mrles I Wrlkrnson E Nrcholson W Trudell S Grube A Paulsen P Krmmerle L Oakley S Eastman C Krlmer G Beck D Shulus Th1rd row B Ogden J Fado B Mrchael R Rothvoss A Lampman K Hawver M Mrtchell T Stalker W Altenbyrg D Bgyles -ry Q v ..ffc laLVL4 Y Cy 5. I Tj-,J,,L4.l4 A 4 if ., A , f - S ig C ..-. Q if' - 4- --Q , i A K B 5 .. E ' f' 71 1 x X . 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V 4 ' A5 ' Seventh Grade Flrst row I Conklln C McGu1re R Reynolds N Shook I Wyman G Brarg V Hall S Stang S Schm1d C Brengel N I Wren C M1111s A Ward E Waldron A Kastner Second row D Grau R Krlmer R Decker B Elllot D Mrchael R Edelman L Smuh R Mrtchell H 5CllIllE1Cll61 E Gu1d1 H Stern G Brusre Thrrd row P Jensen A Davls B VonZuehl A Johnson R Frsh R Parsons H Houghtalrng L Curtls B Arnholter A Gerstern Fourth row A Wrlharnson M Schmldt D Deland P Lrnk E Long C Frrst row R Coons B D1ck1nson P Hoyt N Mxller L N1ver R Qulnby I Frngar I Race E Calandrlno C Gage P Murdock C Mltchell Second row L Lrnd I Chrrstman B le1l V Patrxdge C Card S Moran F Edleman C' Brady I Kaufman K Brandt I Ackley C Fado C Gardner Thlrd row A Mlller A Grohs H Roblnson D Westfall A Devxne I Shannon C Murphy R Bushey R Stang M Dodds J Kelly I McHugh Fourth row M Paulsen B Faulkner R Rrntaul R Clark Little, T. Yessler, L, Stalker, E, Zullo, E, Sherman, S, Porteous, G, Stenner, . , . - , . N' , . I , . 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F W - x ,f .. jj ff w - - ,, NN -I - fx n 1 if C Q, J K N f-'ij' J J 'Q . u. . 7 I 6 2: ZZ K 522 I Q, be THE ROE JAN NEWS Roelrff Jansen Central School Hrllsdale N Y October 21 1953 ACCEPTS POSITION I am happy to be workrng once more wrth another frne group of grrls and boys sard Mrss Trpple after acceptrng the posrtron as chref advrsor of the 54 RoJan Yearbook Assrstrng her wrll be Mrss Marron Baker who rs rn charge of the crrcula tron staff and Mr Wrllram Sreg frred advrsor of the advertrsrng branch STAFF PREPARES ANNUAL The lrbrary rs the scene of much actrvrty every srxth perrod on Monday as the 1954 RO JAN staff begrns rts work Brg decrsrons are berng made on the annual s layout to make rt a better book than ever -were RESULTS OF SOPH'S ELECTION For the frrst trme students were allowed to volunteer for posrtrons on the yearbook staff The class voted on the volunteers to determrne two representatrves for each commrttee Sophomores elected for the lrterary commrttee were Elrzabeth Muth and George Gellert art commrttee Carole Vorgang and Carol Lee Drumm cusculatron cornmrttee Leslre Pederson and Drana Squrres advertrsrng commrttee Alan Kaufman and Mrchael O Con neil and the photography com mrttee Jo Ann Wrnfreld and Lrnda MacN1sh 'L-.. ln- HODGKINS VISITS R .I Roe Jan s Yearbook Staff was honored to have as a guest speaker on Octo ber 13th Mr Augustus Hodgkrns a representatlve of the Taylor Prmtrng Com pany publrshers of our yearbook He told us many useful technrques for makmg up a yearbook that he ob tarned through hrs many years of experrence Followrng hrs talk the 54 yearbook cover was selected from a varrety of styles and colors Hrs ad vrce was apprecrated and wrll be a great help to the staff by Last sprrng durrng year book electron Phrlrp Gellert was elected as Edrtor rn Chref Assrstrng hrm rn hrs edrrorral dutres are Wrllram Parsons and Thomas Jensen Betty Jane Mrchaluk and Pat Churchrll head the lrterary staff wrth Thomas Jensen and Mary Ellen Shrpman as Junror assrstants Therr work con srsts marnly of wrrtrng the crass hrstory wrll and prophecy Those whose Job rt rs to sell yearbooks are Sherla Rothvoss Lrnda Mc Hugh and Mary Stuart Whrt beck The advertrsrng staff Joan Brarg Drana Wrlson and frnance the project The letterrng and d1v1s1on pages rn the yearbook are done by the art staff Harold Traganza Robert Streeter and Walter Trrpp Lastly there rs the photography staff whose work rt rs to take prctures of the classes and actrvures Cal vrn Sheldon Robert Nelson and Margaret Pollock are dorng thrs These students are assrsted by the newly elected Sophomores who are learnrng now a Yearbook rs put together . ,,, . . , . q - - YY . . . I lf 5,5 ' J - U , 'I' Q X . . - . 3 . . I v - Q X . . f' , ' ' xi 5 . v i N L M A 1, ka Harold Jensen get ads to help , . . ' O U . . - 1 n . . , - , ' . ' . ' ' v o I . 1 ' Q 1 p I Newspaper Staff ,I First row G Bowerhan A Kaufman P Gellert M Sqtures Editor P Churchill S Niemann D Heddeshei mer Second row S Rothvoss D Squires D Davis I Burdick I Winfield G Gellert L Muth L Peder son N Coons C Shutts S Willcox Student Geuuezl Herr' .NY lillllilllfilllllll 91 6 First row: E Nicholson L Pitcher J McHugh H Robinson J Conklin B Fallon C Stoddard V. Raabe G Stenner Second row:G Bowerhan C Brady B Whitbeck S Stang S Eastman V Post L Pfeiffer P Churchill Third row:L Sturdivant I Roche I Brusie D Squires N. Doell L Muth M Whitbeck M OConnell P Peck I Osborn Fourth row:N Osofsky M Squires W Parsons C Drumm T Iensen W. Kaye, G. Reill, R. Dwy. , A' Q' ff f M M l, I I I' L ff-1' rl A :gf ' w-'5 ' ll 5 nip.. W , R 'ill J W 'F .1 ' in if 9 .6 li uv xv xxfh... if 1 V L mfww Baseball AN L Frrst row T McGee fmamgerj H Traganza R Brown H Jensen K Irmk I Decker D Pells K Kromer W Brengel T Varelll Qecond row I Roche fmanagerl R. Bendy R Rosenfeldt R. Van Tassel R Pectal R Streeter Ed Wyman x Pwrsons W Jones D Threlmann Thlrd row E Wyman fmanagerj G Gellert D Van Tassel, R Nelson D Burg C French A Chrxsuana R Reynolds K Baker Fourth row Coach Shoemaker Mr Heeney jamar Varszly Basketball si n Frrst row D Nlcholson manager P Vorgang T McGee G Post D Heddeshermer P Hare Second row D Braxg R Van Tassel W Laverack R Dwy R Pectal D Van Tassel G Re1ll Manager Thrrd row I Roche R. Becker H bchafer W Arnholter D S1lverna11 R Stang I Bo1ce junior Varsity Hfzeerlmdcrs Carole Vorgang Lmda Horton Slurley Bates Joan LaPorte Clara Ann BOICS Peggy Pcllock Huskcfbull ufzrlcrs QQ Helen Walters Carol Sheldon M1ldred Mlchael Ga1lBowerhan Jean Decker Waldeane Schwer Almeda DeGrosso -. 6 . F' . . ell' ' X if , x E H Q S oi? 7 VX eg S! 5 gf on l ,X W f 'I be Varsity l5':1sk dba!! xl I mi Jil WE. J41 Fust row E Wyman H Jensen J Zullo P Wled E Wyman R Nelson becond row Coach Shoe maker I Decker T Jensen G Gellert W Parsons K Frlnk S brohs R Rorhvoss Manager RN, x 4 35'-if Uhcerleaders me 710617 -v W S W 'Qi ' QYN Xf QQ! S. Rothvoss, B. Fallon, D. Squires, W. Schwer, E. Muth, C. Drumm 9m 4, 0 W 'WPS Knlumb' an Kculml Hudson Valley ,Cmgucs 8 Make the Kes! Reiter xy , W... 934 4 J-lflub .-gym. Eouserwztzan 5' j-1 ,4 jfs Almasf 11 ,Marfs Warld 9 ' f J . V 'JN -2 q A ' 5051111 Dancing 've- X 'TWG Hays Lflmrus 5 www ,Q -li x . I A ..fr Q V t N L 'WM A A M Q A , 0- N 1 . xv krkk I Zx. K ,.h. V wif .f 1 ' ' ' 1 ' Boys Offzczatmg Hays kccrvatzan Sk ill at ndiufork Slwp ,M azufenan ce Gzrls 911 1! EQ f f gf-is s kww Q--4' Made! ,A zrplamf g .sw i .rm 5- X X X 'A A ' J W . W 1 fl! 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