Schoharie Central High School - Yo Sko Ha Ro Yearbook (Schoharie, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

-nvsx WARNER FUNERAL HOME 'V fl? T QP 'L DONAT D WARNER MGR A Modem Chapel Wlth Modern Equxpment at no Fxtra Charge Tel 175 PATRONS FULLERS GAS STATION ELM HOTEL E N Y Sperance Espelance N Y ESPERANCE BARBER SHOP J E PANGBURN EARL GREGORY Schoharle N Y Espexance N Y Manv of the nictures in this section were taken bv PAUL S PHOTOGRAPHY Schohane New York L ININ ERSITX LITHOPRINTERS Y M E 1 B W MEXICO COCKTAIL LOUNGE A P blzration of ADVANCE DESIGN CHEVROLET TRUCKS WITH THE CAB THAT BREATHES PPON1 HALI TO 90 TONS C -Xl ACITH M011 IOVI ERI UI AND THRII- TX also CHI X ROLE1 PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 3 WI UNDERCOATIING CONIE AND GET A SQUARE DEAL RIVERSIDE GARAGE CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE E penance IN X C 9 . W - , , . , , I fi 'I J ' ' ' , f .' ' ' A GOOD PLACE TO BUY YOUR 1948 CHEVROLET u A 1' Y 5 ' , '. '. MAY WE SERVE YOU? It is our consistent aim to be helpful. Whether or not you are a policyholder of this I Agency- you can get here, without obligation, Compliments of courteous understanding and advice on all Insurance problems J LEROY KNISKERN GRANT S INSURANCE AGENCY CHAS W GRANT Agent Phone 42 F 2 SCh0hBl'1e N PM SKILLS UIDANCE balanced tram ing activitles Placement in key posmons in business professional and government omces ILBIIY BISIIESS GOLLEGE 126 naw hm A Albay6NY S RQ: mi A rovnd 7 . - - , . Y. W . v'v'r I Y - :si on ve., n , . . use e 'ner -Veteran pp COINL RATU1 A FION9 LO the CLASS OP 19 48 HOWARD R KARKER 3?3'N1AIN 9'IPEh1 Nt HHH U IF N MIC.-X'1'S AND 4iRUL'ICHI1'lS THE WHITE FUNERAL HOME. Comphments of GALEN WHITE ENGLISH S ESSO STATION EXTENDS am CONGRATULATIONS SNACK BAR and BEST WISHES to the South Mam St Schoharle New York SENIOR CLASS The Salarles are high and the opportunltles for advancement are unllmlted The qulckest way to prepare for one of these good pos1t1ons IS to take a busmess course at Establlshed 1917 MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227 229 Quail Street Albanv 3 N Y Telephone 5 4436 REGISTER NOW Reglstered bv the New York State Board of Regnts SUMMER SESSION stans July 6 FALL SESSION starts September 7 7 l 4 IW' Thousands of girls are needed in busines andlgovernment offices NOW Complirmntg of CUmpliI11CI1L'0f THE BRANDS ROY TILLAPAUGH ient1alB11r1g,L 'N 3 BAXTER S GARAGE NORTHE 5ST 'XIGIOR REBT. ILDERS INC L XS .md III 11111 31 VS PEIJUIICIQI of 111 Es and 1 LBLx P ORD QHILX ROIILT HA Im U1 111 1101 111 l11111IB11clL 'N X IN1INhS Ll y, , ,. , 9 A - L. 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The Schoharie Review FIRST AND BEST With News from the County Seat LeRoy Palmer Publisher gchohane N Y LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS CU XI H-XI DW XI I4 Pk MONTHIES MARKET Exervthmg fm E 'mn and Home Lemnal 15114159 N Y L R CHASE Phone 09 Cent: 11 Brldge N H ! ' .- ,- . I il- , INT Complimente of FQLECTRIC' APPLIANCES HARRIS DAIRY S PASTEURIZED MILK CREAM CHOCOLATE MILK CENTRAL BRIDGE NEW YORK , 'WT ,E-- , X u . p I 4 -. 1-S-xg . ' I ,P x fis 1 ix, V P ' .K v, ' 6-Q I, MIX S GREEN HOUSES f umphments ot QHARLEQ mx Prop J L HARRINGTUN 172 North Mam Street Schoharxe NT 1 DRUC S PATENT MEDIUNIPS Phone 141 Comph 1 e 11 or DUKE and RAY'S GRILL xihllhdllt' New Xmk KOIHR QUPI TIPS UC -XRw SODA Schoharle N 1 SCOTTY S GULF SERVICE TH-XT fOODCUIFG1XS OH XNUC PI- XNP IOBQ TH B9 TDBPS AND1' UTI RIEQ bchohame NJ Y 7 1 - . v -1 7 A A ' Q . - . Y -1 v , , A 1 ... . 11, - . . A, v f , wvw 1 'w ,f . . 1 . 1. I. 1..,, Y - , , . . Y X115 H 1 w nv . ,I 1 4 .. y v - '11 .:. In..'.,- 1 I-Nh 1-I v.. Y 1 A -m4 ,ww y ww v Y. 4. W LAK, JL.. !i 4 , . ,x. . EASTMAN'S ICE CREAM BAR W? 4' Phone 33 MAGAZINES BooKs AND SHEET MUSIC Esperance N Y Schohafle Middleburgh 3:9145 967' Fonda THE 1-:LM STORES Wofcmf PY' Il -gum! :4-'Li' 'I U1 ,CL lgygguw I1 fin . , I - ' . im U' K-NA K? ,, X A V qmxxwfg A4 - V , ' vw 4'l7ff' my .2 A 'Ps A . ,y ,F ,Za .' ,, ig ,fa . fa.,-A' A j' . - R. C ompllments of JOHN FAIN Compllmenm of HARRY C GALLUP ZIMMER POULTRY FARM QV AI ITX V XPX CHIfIxS THEY LIX E THPX IAS THI' Y PAY Compllmgnts of CORNWELL AND ENDERS MOBILHILAT 'NIOBIL REROSENIE Lent14lB1 rig.,-9 N X A , AL' A , . , .A ' 1 - w v y - w yy Gallupville, N. Y. Tel. WV. Berne 327 'Y -4 l. V Y 1 f , A . . VISIT BADGLI-1Y'S DELICIOUS SODAS AND SUNDAES SEALTEST ICE CREAM J Q P IMPLEMENT C0 CENTRAL BRIDGE N Y EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM Comphments of Comphments of MANCHESTER GENERAL STORE FAIR LAWN ORCHARDS l A5 IL FM' get Q h 'M 1 noummrs AWD HARDWARE I A THONIPHON Phone WeQt Berne 489 Gallupulle Nl Y Complunents of Comphmenk ot TURNPIKE SUPER MART McCARTY S GENERAL STORE F penance N Phone E pexance 8 3 Esperance Iv Y . 1 O ' 'Stl' .Q f .zr'ivN.Y. , W. N. V , ,. A 1 v ' 1 ,. . 1 . . K ' ' . . Q Y V ,s ',f.. v'- S . RAGAN FLYING SERVICE SKY HAVEN AIRPORT Delanson New York GOV'T APPOVED SCHOOL N 0. 5538 PIPER CUB QALES AND SERVICE INSTRUCTION CHARTER h . . -5,4 f,t- -t .. ' , f ' J 1 1 fy ,H - ,. - , f , I. .,' vp,-'n I f Z . I, t - L IT'S WHITE BECAUSE IT' S PURE LIME GUARANTEED ANALYSIS '7 Calclum Carbonate as calclum oxlde eslum oxide 0 O0 Magneslum Carbonate as magn welent for neutrahzlng 5011 96 OU7 Calclum Cal bonate equ PHO SCREEN ANALYSIS mesh screen 100' passlng a 20 o passing a 100 mesh scre n MASICK SOIL CONSERVATION CO PLANT MIDDLEBURGH N Y NE SCI-IOHARIE 47 or MIDDLEBURGH 16 DJ 5 E, ,SJ F1 'ul ' ' ' .. 52.5 0 n 1 4. I ' ' .Y-in 'OW ' e 5-F2 COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK ZEH L1 mphmem. 1 f ' L W THORNTON fl LI- NLI X ICI N1 XTION Ca upulla N X J M WOHL Nhuhdxu N X ,j . Q Y 'u1ny1i1r1Ax11fw1' H V if Q v 7 Q V SHUI-QS AND FL'1lNlSHlN1 1' 11 1, .'. '. R b ffflm BEST WISHES To THE CLASS OF 19-18 T e KANE BARBER SHOP Schohfn 19 NT H Compliments of WALLACE H SIDNEY CentralBr1dge N Y Congratulatlom to the L lass of 1948 Al.PARSONSQSON INC OVER A QLARTER 1 ENTL RH FORD SAMS SEIUICE Cum il Blldu N Um 'md W-XTC H FORD IN 1491 . ls' Y u , - 1 M rv . . . w . , v , 7 -r. ' , t. .Y Ph -2.1 rw 1 '2 Af'... . 4, , . . .. . - -re BADGLEY 8: WHEELER SUCCESS TO THE CLASS 01' 1948' QW-W X , -X. X HARDWARE SPORTS SHOP F RIGIDAIRE Authorized Representative of Silent Glow Oil Burner LONIPLINII-,NTS OF CARLTON W DARLING PLUMBING ANJD HE ATING KILMER 8: MARTEL Tel 49 04 Hour QQVVICQ CentlaIB11dge NI Y INSURANCE HOLICK S GAS STATION 'l 1x1 Senna '4Huu1 1D.1x AL IU U UDUNI HO:I ITALII FYI ION Xnvmne 'XIlXVkll6l L llI'E AND PHI I I SOC ONY IRODLCT9 AND ALCIWROPIIN Oppfmte Countx Clerk Office tth N Q K zulwunrl Txckttr Ofllu 1 8 Um Um IMER BELLINGER XOUR IRIILNDIH SI'I1XIlF ,chl,h,,h N 3 w ., A . . , I A . -1 'K ' ' tx. . 9 ,, -yu , ., . A 1 , 4. .' .. S2 11, r 1 v 4, O. ll ' , .- I '4 V -A 4- V V 1-vw x I J , v 3 v, v -111mm -1 I K' M.. A ,Ink s.- vb X v -f'v . 5 I , Z .' I, V . v ., I ' A H, 1 .v v1w,vw-. ,H Q Y . , ., . L. Z.,-in V E A HOWARD CENTRAL BRIDGE N Y X 'M '-Ta, F LOUR FEED AND GRAIN Fw Compl1mentS of BOWERS and WEST Electmc and Xcctxlene VVeld1ng Complete Repanmg on all Mdkex ofLa1S Trucki and Tractols F BOVSEIS Phone 66 D Weqt Cent1alBr1dge W Y Compliment. of mu: CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER Sloanmllle IN Y C0lTl1JlIH1LI'lIS of VEDDER BROTHERS INSL RAIN CF Schohane N Y Complxments ot LARI IL DE VN ITT Prop LHOICE 'NIE-XTS dlll CJROC ILRILS FRESH PRUITS and X EL EIABLES L6HII3lBl1ll4L9 N H A. D. JOHNSON 3, SONS ROYAL SCARLET STORE COMPLIMENTS OF THE VALLEY GRILL Comphments of a FRIEND GORMAN S GIFT SHOP Schoharle N Y Rental Llbrary Jewelry Lamps Yarns Stationery DuFo1d Mops Yours For Good Reading GORMAN'S EDWARD SCRIBNER D Y WRIGHT PLYMOUTH DODGE SCHOHARIE S MOST MODFRN STORE DODGE TRUCKS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BEAR Wheel Allgnment RADIO PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS an TELEVISION FRONT END SERVICE No Need to Look Further BODY and FENDER REPAIRING 311 Mam Street Schoharle N Phone 35 Schoharle N Y LA SALLE DAIRY Schohane N Y PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM PHONE 4135 - - 1 1 J , 1 d ' ', .Y. ' , . . L l , o Q 'M' 'C , An-VH' K ' v ,gg 4 n 1 1. 35 FARMER'S SUPPLY CO. GENERAL REPAIRS Today Congratulates THE CLASS OF 1948 Tomorrow We Will Welcome You HUNTER S GARAGE As The Leaders Of Our Community FQR YQUR HQMEb 24 HOUR TOWINO SERVICE We Have The GENERAL ELECTRIC Esperance N Y RANGES Phone 7 REFRIUERATORS WATER HEATERS When You Are GE Emploveen We W1l1 One Emplovee s Dlscounts I' OR YOUR FARMS We Haw PLUMBING HEATING AND ELECTRICAL ALLIS CHALMERS CONTRACTING and NEW IDEA CLINTON MANCHESTER EN ERE THINO If OR THE I-ARM AND HOME Plunfbmg Heatmg Electrlcal Suppheb and FIXIUFES. Esperance N Y Phone 60 Route 90 One Quarter Mlle Weet Schoharle N Y 7 TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY Compliments O, Comphmentc of STEPHEN SCISLOWSKI MARGIE S BEAUTY SHOP SCHOI Scrum C ood Il k Be L W1 he MARTIN C HILLER HAI DVR XI! XX I-AHL 1 AILUR MAPJURII' TEP1 mum P1-Op 1omp11lmnt uf SCHOHARIE TELEPHONE CO 1 7 -Y s ' W 4 J if 4 1 L A A I . . 1 ' I AIC' , s s ' .' A s Main St., Sc'huhu1'iv . I 'I 'I I'QI.I'Qi l'lCIlLXI, ,VXI'1'I.I.- .'1'liS Compllments of THE SCHOHARIE COUNTY BANK SCHOHARIE N Y wha-all Yfiiuliili MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION , . . wwnwf M W WW, , .W .L . , , mvqywh ' mill I' 'W E aluiograplw CLASSIFIED SECTION DON' LOS IOJR ANLY PHYSIQUR You anow Nlile begins at fortyn If you are getting a bay window and that s umped over look, wh not cons lt tne second Charles Atlas, oonn Pemmers9 WE GUARANTRR A IANLY RIGURE FOR EVERY MAN POW TO YVEP YOUR GIRLISH FIGURR Come to the nSlim Smlling Shopu operated by Miss Blancl Bray C4 R T ANYONE' DOFS YOJH CAR LOOK LI F A JUNK HFAP0 If it does bring it to Larkin's Streamlined Garage Fast sure service is glaranteed We use only the best modern equipment VISIT US AS SOON AS POSSIBLF GET ALL TRU AT ST IMPROVRMFNTS W TCW 'OR TH OP WING OR TH' uSvAFFY m N nuxn I have purchased the men's shop owned by Mlss Fox, and I redecoratlng it I will be open for blsiness Wedne day morning Be sure and stop in and look ove our stock of mon' and boj ' clothing rm mms Hwwma wmv sms 'Q s sonata, NEW Yom: WOMEN, WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAVE TIME AND ENFRGY9 Send your diapers to JUNE'S SPEEDY DIAPER SEPV CE T s is opezated by lies sure Zicke of 1entral Bridge FOR SALE One slightly used baby carriage Call 6j 38 and ask for the lann apartment 666 apt no TANTFD Some one to give my persian cats a good h me while I'm away Miss Ellen Bouck, box 63 Schoharie NOTICE I will pay top money, for any Model A that is in good running order Call Larkin's, Schoharie 135 WANTFD A room in a nice home Write Ken Hiller, Schoharie WANTED A large woman to test corsets Call, in person, at the HSlim Smiling Shop H FOR SALE The 68 HYO Sko Ha Ron is now on sale at the local school LOST A registered Jersey blll strayed lrom my farm la t week Finder notify R McKissick WANTED A private secretary apply in person at tne law firm of Andrews and Schwalbe WANTED A large house near the town of Schoharie Must have a large barn that can be made into a lab Contact Mr L H Thornton m v-. , . l JL - H71 .4 .4 . . . -. 1 'Y '. 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I' S . 1 1: ., ., . . . , - A : . -1 vw . , . 1. . . . . n V J.. - - .J , i SOCIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST TO THE COMMUNITY Miss Ellen Bouck has resigned her positlon as private secre tary to the law firm of Andrews and Schwalbe After a two week trip to Miami, and Palm Beach, Florida, Miss Bouck will be em ployed as head book keeper at the Livingston Chicken Farm in Central Bridge Miss Phyllis Getter, who was recently graduated from 'The Chicago Training School For Airline Postess'sW, was a guest of frlends ln Schoharie over the weekend Miss Getter has accepted a position at the Es perance Skyhaven Airlines Miss Getter will be on the daily plane for New York The managers of the ultra mo dern 'Drive Inn on the Middle nounced that Miss Bea Young has accepted the position of chief ticket seller Miss Young was formerly employed by the Cap ital theater in New York City Miss Young will begin her duty the first of June when the thea- ter expects to open Mr and Mrs James Propervisited their parents, Mr and Mrs J Howard Proper and Mr and Mrs Harold Gatens recently Mr and Mrs Proper left Monday for New York City where they will see the Brooklyn 'Dodgersn play It was just announced that Mrs Proper has purchased a half in terest in the team Mr Proper has been manager of the Dodger team for three years Little Patsy and Jimmy will spend the summer with their grandparents in Schoharie Little Donna Larkin recently celebrated her seventh birthday by giving a party for her young friends Among those present were Irene Brown, Ginnie Hunter Jeanne Vroman, and Trudy Mann ing Shopn has reopened Miss Bray has just returned from several weeks in New York Miss Carol Ehrcke arrived in Schoharie yesterday to spend several weeks at her summer home here ROTARY CLUB NEWS At this weeks meeting f the Schoharie Rotary Club the guest speaker will be Miss Joyce Ann Miers, formerly of Esperance Miss Miers has just returned from South America where she was in charge of a school for physicallv handicapped children Miss Miers is on a lecture tour through the United States in order to raise money which will enable her to return to South America and continue her work in this field Miss Miers has had experiences with this sort of work all over the United States and Europe Guests at last weeks meeting were two returned sailors, S!Sc Kenneth Hiller and Midshipmen Harold UDukeyN Holt These two fellows have Just returned from the Panama Canal Zone They had many interesting andamusing exploits to relate AROUND THE TOWN Not much new in town this week but the opening of Bobby Fain's swell orchestra at the WSchoh arie Housen That Fain boy has come a long way since his high school days when he was playing first trumpet in the school band I think that hi girl singer L1z Martin has got what it takes to go places in show business Gene Vroman has one nice place, too It'5 quite the place to spend an evening We hear that there might be a marriage between two of our local merchant's in the near future With a corset shop and a beauty shop in the same house it should all come out with all concerned happy As I said not much is going on this week, so that's all Y bllfgh-SCh0h81'i9 road YIHVS an- Miss Blanche Bray's Slim Smil- o SOCIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST TO THE COMMUNITY Miss Alice Castle has recently vlsited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Castle at Barton Hill. Miss Castle is employed as a gymnasium teacher at the Greenville Central School. She is president of tne Women's A01 letic Association and recently attended the V A A's national Convention at New York City Dr B W Lamb has resumed his practice after a short vacation at his former home, Bolton Land- ing, on Lake G orge His nurse Mlss Mary Donegan dad charge of his ofllce wnile Dr Lamb was away Mr and Mrs Howard Mann, the former Miss G rt Ada Darby, are living in Saratoga during he racing season Mrs Mann has several horses runnlng but none have been winners as yet Mrs Mann is the own r of the Mann Darby stablcs of Wsperance Miss Caroline Mahar, the author of tme new best seller, UWhat's New In Halr Stylesu, called on frlends ln Central Bridge and Schoharie before leaving on a trip around the world Miss Maher is planning to write a nother bona and ls going to use material gathered on her trip to write it M Murray Yarker was in New York last week to attend the style snow put on by the New York State Ass of Beauty Shops M Karker has purchased to his shops in Central Bridge, Wsperance, Schoharie and Sloans- ville Mr Karker states that he n s some new ideas in which he is su e will please all Friends of Mr Roger Hannay na e received announcements of M Hannay's concert that will be held July ll at The Carnegie Hall lhis will be Mr Hannay's fl st ann iran Jlit States since h1s rcturr from his trlp to Euroae Mr dannay play d for the King of England and severml otn r high ranklng English nobleman Robert McK1ss1ck was in Utica to attend a cattle auction. Mr. McK1ssick is purchasing cattle for his 245 acre farm on the Central Bridge, Schoharie road. Mr. McKissick is president of the New York State Cattlemen's Association M lrank Gallup announces the 15th anniversary of nis nGal laping Dude Ranchn There will be a round and square dance after a barb cue supper which will be served at five o'clock until every one is served Mr Gallup wishes this paper to extend an invitation to every one The big event will be on this coming Tuesday evening Miss June E Zicha entertained at a cocktail party and dinner before the twentieth annual reunion of the class of 48 At the reunion, which was held at Schoharie Central Schooh the following officers were elected President, Frank Gallup, Vice President, Mrs Howard Mann, Secretary, Miss Ellen Bouck, Treasurer, Miss June Zicha The readers of nTimeH magazine 1D Schoharie were surprised to see a Schoharie girl on the cover to this weeks issue of that magazine This was Miss Willa Kelley, formerly of Bar ton Hill Miss Kelley was cently chosen as one of the United States delegates to the commission NECOHOMIC and Social Problems Facing the phase of the United Nations plan for a better world RECENT BIRTHS A son Nas born to Mr and Mrs d Teale of Central Bridge on May lO Mrs Teale will be ro- membered as the former Miss Marion Waters of Central Bridge A son was born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brown on May 17 Mrs Brown is the former Miss Irene Freeman of Central Bridge The Brown's have two other children, both girls .. . . r v ni. ' I e T e . . . 8 T- . t . v I Fx I .4 a r. ' ' J . re- , on ' I'. 8 shop in Cobleskill in addition World.N This commission is one . . A I r ' ' .- ' 0 1 1 0 v ' E . 'r. A ' . . N1 '1 . . . 'r. f,je -.ze in the '1 el ., ' 5 A , , ' 3 . U . ' ' . . .W ve Q SCHOHARIE NEW S ARRIVES IN AFRICA G E APPOINTS HEAD CHEMIST M and Mrs Carlton Shaver recently received a letter from their daughter Phyllis saying that she has arrived in Africa Miss Nancy Frank is accompanying her, as her com panion Miss Shaver is a mis sionary and will save souls, Miss Frank is a nurse and will save their bodies They plan to stay in Africa for one year ACCEPTS POSITION The Dean of Harvard has announ ced that Mr Howard Ostermann B A , Ph D has accepted he position as the professor of Social Sciences Mr Ostermann graduated from Schoharie Central School and from Yale University writing a thesis on Wwhy fe Be have as We Do' NAVY IEN DISCHARGED Midshipmen Harold 'DukeyW Holt and S!Sc Kenneth Hiller have been discharged from the Navy after ten years service Both received honorable dis charges and they each hold a good conduct medal F F A TO HOLD BANQUET The Future Farmers of America, Schoharie Central School Chapte' will hold a banquet at the Par rott House Wednesday evening, June 2 The main speaker will be Mr Everette Foland M Foland was a member of the F F A when he was in school His topic will be 'How to Keep the Youth On the Farm' T0 SING AT THE H T The Metropolitan Opera Company has announced that Miss Betty lest will sing the Lead in the company's production of WRomeo and Juliet' This will mark Miss West's debut on the Met's stage The General Electric Company 'has announced that Mr Leonard T ornton, M A , Ph D , B A L L D , h been appointed head chemist in their new ex perimental laboratory located in Schoharie Thornton graduated from Schoharie Centnu School and received his degrees from Cornell, Harvard, Yale,and Princeton HEADS 'VOGUE' STAFF The publishers of nVogueW have announced that Miss Helen Fox has been appointed Editor of that women's magazine Miss Fox's first appointment was that of Miss Norma Sherman as head designer for the fashion Fox said she had great plans of increasing the size and the circulation of Vogue YASSAR DEAN RESIGNS The Board of Directors of the Vassar College have announced the resignation of the Dean, Miss Carol Ehrcke Miss Ehrcke gave no reason for her resig nation, which becomes effective upon the end of this school year, other than she needed a rest OPENS NEW HOTEL M Eugene Vroman J takes great pleasure in announcing the opening of his new summer resort in Schoharie The music of Bobby Fe1n's orchestra will be heard every night on the 'Moonlit Terrace' Included in the floor show will be the star of stage and radio, Miss Liz Martin, singing songs in the manner you like to hear them HOLD DEBATE M Frank Andrew and Mr Oscar Schwalbe are holding a debate in the Schoharie Court House on the subject of the length of women's skirts r. . h .. . . . as o ' euro .. .f n ' Mr. Ostermann is at the present. section of the magazine. Miss V . Il II. U. S. - r. r. I .r. . P- . .ABI First B01 B Thompson, B West, A Castle, 3 lertln, I Kelley, G Derby, R hneher Second nov J hiera J Zioha, I Freeman, Hn Weaver, edv1aer,l Hoteling, H Benninger, B Colyer GIRLS SP0ll'l' GLB P4 NIU leer x . . -q W ' e e n e e o e H. Jentz, B. Zenger, Lt. Livingston, E. Bouck. ' e I 3 e s E 0 e 9 First Row J Pryor, R Pain, D Larkin, R Blenis, B Holt, W Best, J Hunter, Second Row R Haverly, Manager W Tillapaugh F Schultz, H laun, J VanDerwer kan, W Becker, E Barbin, Coach Spahr first Bow J Remmers, W Best, J Vanherwerken, B Pain, B Blenis, H Bolt, B Foland, H Stoddard Second Row Coach Smith, M Gaige, R Saddlemire, D Larkin, J Pryor, E Barbin H Stolzenburg, R Krall, W what Third Row-I Johnson, R Krall, A laneheffer, W Becker, Y Khrker, R Kbnnedy, E Vedder, R Stevens, R Tree Pqr Fully lhnc ' ' , K ' A E , x X,-5 - pi - Q 1 -4 l ' I 4 . :P -. ' I A Q, ' d ' 1 1 , ' . , ' 'Ap 4 xf ' A 5 J W. I ' 1' 1 5 5 ,, A - O I I l O I I ' . : . , . . . ' . . . V1 u . Q . . . . . o - p ' o c 0 . . , . . . . . . . . . -. Q . . . YQ ' , . v , v N, I I f x 5 : . First Row Gertrude Darby, Jeanne Werner, Wills Kelley, Ellen Bouok, Betty Thmpaon Second Row Elizabeth lartin, Betty West, Mies Kiel, Adviser, Joyce lien CHEERLEADERS lies Kiel, Adviser, Forma Coone, Alice Pryor, Beverly Thompson, llrlene Kelley, Doris DeGroff, Dorothy Schell Absent, Shirley Schell I UNIOR VARSITY VARSITY Page Fairy two First dow D Pritchard, C 'right S llelili, H Stoddard, V Becker, 3 Keyser, J Pryor, F Demetrowitz, d Saddlemire Second Raw R Hotsling, R Tree, R Kennedy, B Bogardus, F Guernsey, I Vedder, S Kelley, ll Johnson, R Krall R Stoddard JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL fl bw ,di L P01 P51040 X 3 1 4 I I Q .. ' I 1 U 7 ' 9 4 6 5 QQ, ,N First Row John Hammers, James VanDerWerken, William Best, Robert Blenis, Robert Pain Second Row Warren Tillapaugh, Harold Holt, Donald Larkin, Everette Poland, larshall Jaige, Herman Stolzenbux-gh, Edward Harris, lanager VARSITY BASKETBALL V Pug: fully I9 5 7 . 6 V ' -f - Ile ,4 xi 'km C566 First Row J Kllhr, J Kiera, In Canton, L Thomas, rreas, P Shaver,Rec Seo'y J Zioha, Prong F Gs11up,v Pres P Getter, Cor Seo'yg J Warner, L Bouok Second Roi L Donogan, J Hunter, E Gaige, N Frank, E Ear-tin, W Kelley, L Lester, B Thompson, Third How D Larkin, M Karker, E Vroman, J EoCorm1ck, Mr Pealet, ldv J Hunter, H Holt, J.. Thornton INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Pql F0117-aghl I .. J, lvl, . , A Is 'J Af I , V 5 I ,at W 3 First Row W Wilsey, L Pritchard, lf Galge, J Remmere, H Luhr, J Pero Second Row O Schvalbe, F Andrew, R McK1ae1ck, ll Johnson, E Foland, B Bogardus, H Frederick Tripp, Adviser Third Row D Palmer, W Best, H Meyer, D Pritchard First Row M Waters, B Bray, I Freeman, I Coons Second Row l Woodbeok, D Schell, 11 Widin, J Bender, A Hofmann, L Dearetyne, I Woodbeck, Third Row Young, R Fanoher, W Fancher, B Conover, G Darby, I Sherman, B West, I Kelley Fourth Row J Miers, W Kelley, lies Tuttle, Adviser, E Boaok, E llartin l Page FMU sewn FOFIAI IgA . ' H' . Y I 1 . . . . . ' B. Cgfggghg y' 4 , ff ' FOIIOAO I I . fd Q ' .. 4 Q1 . ll. , ' -130 dp if Q -712. . dz , JUNIOR Ci-IORU First now I Lookrov, L Sohrom, G loseman, I Tryon, N Collins, B Yoang, E let zger, J Boyenga, V Egnor, B Smith, R Thompson, N Guernsey Second Row I Ben ninger A Case, E Shaver, H Schiller, K Cooper, M Hoagland, B Slater, I Hlrschfield, P Egnor, 2 Bender, D Teale, R Burghardt, J Stark Third Row -Liss Kiel, adviser, I Welch, J Payne, J Loucks, L Oliver, B Diamond, J Townsend, B Colyer, H Benninger, L Hotallng, E Wilday, E DeL1s1e, D Coager, D Fuller, Fourth Row F Posson, J Schmidt, B Kevser, W Reed, C Venwie, V Borst, A Palmer A Hotaling, K Schrom, O Krajynek, L Perslov, H Parslow First How S Zeh, B Brown, N Widln, S Warner, J Klahr, B Zanger Second Row H Jentzsch, L Woodbeck, W Fancher, M Cook, L Thomas, Drs Frlsbie Third ROI 4 Kblley, B Conover, E Galge, H Marshall, L Castle l IBRAR S'l'f- FF Page Forty .nz 1 , , , 1 v - I I l I I I I e e s e n e 'Q ' , 1 u n o n a 4 ' 1 s -s Q n Q n I I I I U I I ' 4 . I l I I I I . 'e a e , e e u a I I I 'I I I L -l I I I I I I :I I i ' I I I I I - I I I n a Q e e 1 ' x I X - GLEE CLUB First Ro' B lertln, J lien, J West, 2 Pierce, C leliei, K. Ven Aller, B Thompson, B Allen, B Tellmedge Second Row A Oestle, I Bhemm, B Thompson, G Derby, J Ziohe, H Canton, I Gage, I Livingston, C Roe, J Sentor Third Row B West, D DeGroff, I Frecnan, R Fox, lin Kiel, K Soutt, P Getter, B Bouok First Row R Sherman, B Thanpeon, J Klehr, J West, T Pierce, C leliei, B Thompson, B Beaoraft, J Sentor Second Bow-lin Kiel, I Coone, D DeGro!f, S Zeb I White, L Castle, L Hotellng, C Roe, R Kenney Third Row-J lerner, I Kelley B, algae, K Soutt, J lodomlok, L Lester, D Kelley, B Allen, B Talliadge SENIOR CHORUS Pqr Fortyfu ' e e q e e e e e e ' e e e e o e Q e a o 9 B. Brey. o e e u Q o o 1 G , I U I Q I C O IDIBUD-lmP1'ClJQ515O Violins B Saddlemlre, L Gallup, J Hoyenga, J lccormiok, Rath Shrch, absent, I Shnltes, B Johnson, I Stevens, R Bogsrdns, B Becker, J Bray, R Inman Piano B lost Yiolas-I Sherman, L I-ester Oellos-I Donegan, I Livingston, 8 Beacratt C Jones, absent Flutes I lann, R Young Oboe 8 Warner Bassoon-G Sidney Clsrinete K Hoyenga, 1' Pierce French Horns J. YsnDervorken, R Zeh Sexes I lost Prank Gallup, J Hunter Trmbones D Larkin, J ters Trumpets J Pryor, R Pain Basses P Stevens, B Bray, B Bouck Drums I! Davidson Director A Donald lens R Pethiok, K liars, R Badgely Trumpets R Flin, J Pryor, 0 Gallup, J Barton J Pero, R Pain, B Lab, absent French Horns J VanDerIcrken, H Davidson, R Zeh Ohoed Iarner Bassoon G Sidney Flutes-I Gallup, I lnnn, B. Young Sense I Gallup, I West, J Hunter, S Dclond, J lcconiok Trmlones J Elmore, D Larkin B Bogardus, I Johnson, 0 Roe Baritone R Saddlemire Tuba I Stevens Drums D Barton, J lartln, B Stolsenhnrg, I Shaman Director A Donald lens. UZUHCU ry :muon Q u cop no 5. IS ' ll Q O I' I u e L g e. e o ee , e o eg , Oli 5 U I D I C 0 , e Ka e Q ee e IUC . . 3 . . e qs ee e - e Pi ees e Og. 0 e pee . O 0 'I Q I U O . ' If ' ICI ' I e sQe e is o e. e go e O ' U I Q . ee.. a I 0 5 H ll ' Ili Q , I an I an e e e P . ... J e o 5 O e e 2. . 1 li , . 3 n e e , Q e o ee Q s X ee e I I so s s ug e e We had Lockridge Studios in Oneonta take our photographs. His chief assistant here in S.C.S. was Liz Martin. Willa Kelley and Leonard Thornton helped her. Paul Wilsey took the pictures for the ads. One of our numerous headaches was the business end of the book. This was handled by Frank Gallup. Hunter and Hiller were his able bodied confederates All the class did a wonderful job selling ads to the merclants in the various towns Our splendid art work was done by our little red head, Alice Castle Blancle Bray and Norma Sherman helped her The back breaklng job of being head typists fell on the shoulders of Carol Ehrcke, Irene Freeman, and Betty West Phll Shaver became the class Historian and provided us with a neat class history Joyce Ann and Willa turned thelr imaglna tlon loose and predicted wlat will become of the class of n48H in the years to come June has given you a brief view of our per sonal lives Pat and Elly tried to give you the inside track on us wlth the NPersonality Poemsu June and Bets turned out to be poets as you can see by reading tle class poem Frank stepped down as our lass president to become a lawyer and draw up the class will We nope you will en3oy this yearbook and that it will help you remember the class of 48 and the places they held in the various clubs, mu ical organizations and at1letics Eugene Vroman Editor in Chief 5 M1 X Q In .I .hmdE5g!Vb.'.' 'Q A f'-i. Pq Forty th c . A l . 'A . . ' A '1 - l - , . L . .. . C . '1 . ,: . . - H ' N X ' ' ' . - s ' I . 1. 'AH 4 2 in S Q' K -I , I f A 1 'Q 3 I 1 1 ' K f' . s .Q - X , , X, ,. ,. 1 Y 1. Y 4 f g z ll ' I - Y 0 YEARBOCJK STAFF First do' Ellnbethiartln, Jemee Hunter, Prank Gallup, Phyllis Getter, Leonard Thornton, Eugene Vrman, June Zlehl, Joyce liere, Alice Castle, Irene Freeman, Carol lhrokc Second How Willa Kelley, Betty lest, Blanche Bray, Norma Sherman, Ellen Bouck, Patricia Getene, lr Rector A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR On the pages before this and on the pages to follow you have seen and will see the product of the group pictured above This yearbook just didn't grow by itself It took a good many free periods and numerous Saturdays to perfect it The assistant editors were June Zicha, Phyllis Getter and Joyce liers. June handled the literary material, Joyce along with Ellen took charge of the sports section. Phil put in her time doing this and that. Pqe Forty-lin I - I I Q 0 . x' . .X - 5 Q, ' 7 3 n d il 1 sz, W A LW, ' r Lx. of 'wi - .. - O I . . Q QCTIVITILIS' X If f My A X I ff X X -..- S Q x X 1 1 X Chix X 234 Bind dal 26-C 2719? YQ 0 CAFETERIA 'H Loft to right Inu Jane Snyder In Bdullx, In Von Dittmu MAINTENANCE STAFF Loft to rightg Ellory Wiodman Jn: Youngs Perry Burton mining Frank Shnoffor I li Pug: Inq ' Q ' 5 I A A E nl- . 4? ,, A ,, , K ' D NX f Tr OLD ill 1 ld 3 First Row-ll lo Mullen, T Ottmsn, K ldallullen, P Rivsnburgh, D Sidney, K Rlvenburgh Second Row S llsmrosh, C Mollullsn, L Benson, D Rorick, Wsohman, A Gordon, A Benson, Tssoher Mrs Hazel Baskin Abwent from picture: F Hcilullen, J llolllullen, E Shaffer, G Shaffer CENTRAL BRIDGE RURAL SCHOOL First Ro! J Roy, S Specht, S Brooks, R Spaulding, J Livingston, L Specht, Barbie, N Grsntier, D Winters, J Mann, D Robbins, R Barbie Second Ro! G vsnn, D Vsnderwerken, S katlce, P Speoht, R Booker, W ratios, Zeh, J Winters, D Howard, S Shafer, Irs Barber, Teacher Qabsent R Brown, S Darling' I NEW V L B Y r N-5 L I ' s , oh V . , - Q . vi L B '.- 2 ' ua 1 ...M . . . ,riff I Z . I O O I e e ' e e e s Po e s 2 s s 5 ' Q 1 I O ' e s s s s In He s s s o 0 1 ' 0 I 0 e ' -s e s 'a ss s s s 1 e s ' e e . N W-N ,.M,.- , -,x ,fg- ,W 'Z-if A, -f ff' 2 ,M , ?-.5 ,,,,, B , -,4,..., -,...., KINDER- GARTEN Fix-et Row J Lovejoy, ll Hetee, R Bender, 8 Brown, B Lott, I Scranton, R Badgley, ll Becker, K Boyle Second Row J Gage, W. Jones, R FIIIIQQPI, J Lawton B Lang, D lertin, B loser, D Bremer, A Verde Third Ro! J Point, R Oolyer J Gleee, D Lleip, P Pierce, H Ortgiee, G Young, R Oliver, D Getmond, Hill Dem First BU! K White, J Bender, B Llvyer, D Selliok, B Liddle, B Llmolt, U Oole R LaP1ant, W White Second R01 R Food, W Arnold A Hunt, R Bohager, P Selllok, ll Wood, R Bender, lisa Ingereol Pqc Thirq-ought l Y L ' SPECIAL la SECOND GRADE First Row L LaPlant, B lustonen, K Bartholomew, H Robinson, W Thornton, C Beacraft, R Selliok, C Kelley, W YanDyke, J Wilber, D Canton, D Kennedy, E Uanchester, Second Row E Klutz, T Bray, M Cole, F Berger, A Dlawond,l Cole, J Relyea, B Schell, C Chrysler, E Barber, P Groff, I Nulbury, Jtlulbury, R Kulesa, F westfall, Third Row Miss Fanoher, E Borst, E Bouck, V Liddle, D Deyo I Spurles, L Fero, B Lahar, P Sellick, P Lawyer, L Back, N lulbury, H Book D Diamond, N Eastman, lies Somnella Fourth Row D McNulty, S Oliver, D Pethlck D Bender, K bpurles, A Crowell, W Vroman, D Collins, D Glass Absent I Ballinger, H Sidney, F Egnor First Row A Diamond, R oellick, L Becker, C Keyser, W Borst, G Lawton, M Collins, B Diamond J Wllber, I Bender, W Sohager, P Diamond, D Saddlemire, R Ruland A Galge, E Vroman, R Lamont Second Row-G Fletcher, J Richards, Y Parslow A Wagner, L Skinner, J Wilhelm F Wllsey, C Carrara, P Chrysler, N Borst, P Bender, B Trayhan, lisa Wilsey Third Row -Irs Gumport, G Gage, A Cummings, A Given, J Rowe, I Moser, S Kintz, J Bausch, S Fancher, P Diamond, V Young, C Diamond, F Coons, J Wilhelm, C Guernsey, C Wise, Fourth Row R Chase, H Coager W Wood, W Lawyer, J LaPlant, P Kane, W lolulty A Lott, J McGrath, G Bender W Spurles, R Hofmann, R Liddle, L Sellick, F Nicholson FIRST GRADE Page Tlurfy uve! i . ' e a e - I a e .e e re e' a e e . ' e n a e a - e I o a c e u A 0 U1 - u- s e o c lv I u o As A c o u o s e . - s 'Q 1 e e Q X o o - o e o . ' e g o , s Q - 5' ' o s n s a e u 4 , n c a c n o - 1 a e a A 0 I e e so s a e y .41 4 a n 'n a Q n o 1 o n 1 s 0 o s A e 0 e c a 'e n e 1 e Q e , e n e e c u a e u w w THIRD GRADE ,.,....----Ti' If-a:IJC.'O LTJUDHDUGI v Q- Q I I I I I I I I in . if . ,1 , ' CI I9 I I I 0 1 I' ' I e ' e A F, Pd 4 I I I I ' ' e , u e e s me . D ' I - 1 A H V' . N ' . 5 1 Q . N e n n rv e L - S ' yr e u Q 7 I a e o , u a E . e 9 xl 0 e 1 Q o gg X e e 51 e Q ' e e 5 .- I I QI ' O J l' ' 5 :- '-l it I ' 7 n n s U3 . l I I - e , ' IU . , , A - 0 . O 0 O I X . J ga . -A e , e e FQ Nj, . ' ' ' 1' in-4 F Q 1 , e ge I i 0 . 0 g I . Q' - Q, F1 ,h n Q , 4 . . is ' e e lzj A- . ' ' iwfdx , ' E e . 3 :ii ' I . I E . . t 5 I n s e A s I n u D I . 0 '. . 2- . 0 P11 P e 0 e a n a I if First Row A Cunnings, G Sellick, C Frank, E Stlfflear, F Slater, R Fletcher, T Jaquewev, H Voege, D Chapin, H lunck, F Koch, P Mann Second Row Miss Farley Bender, E Fanoher, P Stoddard, N Sidney, H Velt, R Schiller, Miss Fayward Third Row J Zeh, J Bremer, E White, J Eastman, A Relyea, A Litte, E Lawyer, C Dorlng, l Schager, L LaMont, E Bender, B Brown, J Sidnev Fourth Bow F Yann Q Sturw, F Llers, D Peck, E Hunt, F Masterson, D Smith, F Grant, A Becker, J Durr, R Borst, B Bradt, A Zanger, T Hayes First Row A Stifflear, R Sellick, B Fava, P Skinner, C Fanoher, F Jones, B Pierce, C Willwan, J Becker, B Cole, 0 Lamont Second Row lisa Dyer, B Gaige, P Berger, L Lawyer, 1 Stlfflear, C Adare, D Diamond, D Bender, B Keyser, S Lawn P Richards, G Leliel, J Dietz, R Mann, P Molulty, Vine Hayward Third Row L Zeh C Borst, B Dearstvne, D Snyder, B Qherman, R Ruland, R Rose, E Holt, L Dlttmar R Kevser, R Hoyenga, G Furman Fourth Row R Wood, L McNulty, E Hillman, I Tllison, R Shroh, G Fry, B Van Dyke, G Benninger, L Lawyer, E Kulesa,V Bartholomew, A LaPlant, G Arnold Page Thnny nz 'CEI'-154 mUwwQ C4 1 e0 ee ' Q gan , , u -, ug O I I UI 5' I Q g wg. 0 e0 a a 3' e e s I 2 . J . :IJ e e ee e e e . In .veg sf 0 P9 P me U! e e e e '. E . ' na. sq U 0 Q s v1 e ' s e Q ' :U e e s e e e e ego 0 U' , -. e e G s a I CD G U e sa nie s - e 0 I A Nu,- e s s s gg s 0 s 0 I ea P4 v-be e 5 e a Q u es e Q e e e . .,, '-'UD I'- S 0 B1 AM- s ees Oqee e First Row B Kelly, D Tree, G Yandyke, D Lee, J Bray, J Keyeer, T Louoks B Bogardue, K. Miers, J Bray, K Wood, B Payne, Seoond ow-S llleey, A Moseman R Stark, B Becker, J C mmings, C Jones, W Stevens, J Botaling, P Kilmer, Holmes, C Fry, E Crewell, I Grant, I Palmer, J Leonard, M Thomas, R Ostermann Lre Pealer Third Row Ere Colyer, L Bender, E Lamont, V Dell, E Glade, S Dulond, B Vroman, H Pryor, V Wainwright, D Kelley, D Castle, C Hotaling, P S Bender, P Le Ruzic, J Furman, R Psthick, D Ballinger First Row F Parslow, T Bender, E Palmer, D Fletoher, I White, D Freeman Second Row D Jerge N Zimmer, L Beacraft, R Jackson, C Metzger, H Liddle, B Sohell, G Grantier, L Locumber, G Lewis, C Hoffmann, C Stein, J Ostrander, B Grantier, Hrs Kilmer Third Row J Petteye, I Andrew, S Ihide, K Ballinger, C Guernsev, Y Carrara, B Johnson, Y Meyer, P Zeb, D LaPlant, I Barber, S lsnz Fourth Row C Decker, H Beacraft, J Polak, J Perslow, B Cooper, R lstice, C Groff, D Stifflear, R Grant, F Bank, lrs Colyer mUwwQ memHw PQTNYUPU l2 F IHZm4mm HUPWQ 'nn H' H cn fo 5 o E 21 S2 r- 6 3' 0 Us o :S ev rf 111 '11 D '1 m S 3 rd 0 ll' Q v1 v-I t ll' D- a- r- o '11 E O-' an rl 'WMM 45.105 I Allen, E Johnson, D McCumber, F Castle, R Beeeraft, D Fuller, J lnrtln Pres Ruth Thompson V Pres Barbara Smith Seo'y Nenoy Guernsey Trees Claudette Van Wie Pres V Pres Seo'y Trees D Barton, G Beverly, E Badgley, G Demetrowitz, J Stoddard Second Row L Ullman, J Townsend, G Voseman, I Bennlnger, Y Oliver, R Bender B Edwards, R Young, R Thompson, M Tryon, H Guernsey, D Teal, I Cooper,C Cole B Keyser, I Reed, I Perelow Third Row H Schager, R Gage, M Hershfleld, C Vanwle, J Hoyenga, E Metzger J Schmidt, E Kelley, C Sohrom, J Stark, B Groff, N Collins, A Palmer A Hotaling, B Smith, J Durr, C Sohron, R Zeh, Irs Spahr, G Hendrickson Fourth Row F Ingrehnm, R Putnnm, W Patterson, F Posson, 3 Kennedy, lr Peeler H Pleroe, R Bouok, G Lester, P Louoks, R Desrstyne, C Petteys, J Harris lllssing, Irs Schaeffer! OFFICERS Seven I Seven II Raymond Kennedy Lily Benninger labsent D lerle Tryon Blaine letzger Page Thu-ty four ,,,V ,,:-rv-:--fwfff,--.., . ..,. ' 1 .., 1 5, 4 1, v- I , ' , . 4, fl X K' Q L f - , - 5 N, .M f,, V: J., ,fjivf ,F .411 ,free ','A4jvf'., ' W.,'k V if, 'f ,mm X, .,,..,,,v ,IH U .V. . 'win ,, D , f s 1 ' f ' ' 'fy Jw, me , . ' e e a e e e e e a As e e e n e e e e ' Q e e u e e e e e e u a e n e e e o ' Q s n e e o e ' a e e o o ' e a e e e - Q e e ' e e e e e e Q e e s e u e Q e u n e e e 1 e a n MU bww tri'-all: GD'-ru First Ro! R D Slater Second Row A Pryor, L Third Row L O Krajnyak Fourth How-P B Roeei, R 95 Fanolnr, D Bender, B Watere,J Lontanye, I' Grantler, Gl1urphy,D Dane lies Sabo, F Strong, L Hoagland, I Schiller, B Collier, 8 Schell Slater, H Benninger ll Hotaling, J Louoke, J. Rothman, B Diamond Flliman, E Shaver, L Engle, A Case, ll Lawyer, B Deliele, I llltey J Payne, D llolulty I Welch, K Stolzenburg, D Rivers, lr Robinson lunok, R Bennlnger, H Bender, L Fanning, H DeGroft, B Birehfleld Jaquevay, R Vroman, R Stoddard, K Fanning, A Sohager, S Kelley OFFICERS light 1 Harold DeGroff Richard 'roman Betsey Collier Leland Pannlng Prea Y Pres See 'y Treae light II 'Pres Hoy Stoddard Y Prea Gene lurphy Seo ' y llleen Shaver Treae Shirley Schell Pqe Thlflji-kill gi 7 e ,, l I , .e r ..,. . , we S A Y S. PM S , 1, A ' , r 1 . l 1 , . , A W xv . , ' ' . -I Q ' 4, ll, , , M' 1 J iffy. v :W - ff? A .1 , , - S, J: ' e a e a ' e e e e ' a 'e a e e e a a g a e e ' a a e e a e e e 9 e a g a e a a a e e e u e e a e e a e e e n e e e Q w e e e e , e Zt11 Z::l:.'cnL11DU'-r.1 First Row S Melisl, K Hoyenga, W Shultee, D Palmer, R Tree, E Harris C Wrighj D Pritchard, D Dreslow, B Bogardus Second How E Ho1eomb,J Bender, D DeGroff, N CoonmD Schell, K W1din,v Fancher V Farrington, C Lelisi, M Gallup, E Gage, H Joslin Third Row Nlss Klttel, H Pierce, B Thompson, B Vedder, W Becker, T Bouok E Keyser, W Johnson, J Santor, E Stalker OFFICERS Pres Beverly Thompson V Pres Sam leliei Seo'y Emily Stalker Trees largaret Gallup Page Thrfty two I I y r 'u n e 1 e e s o -a o Q 'Q a Q u o e .- a e - ez nn a e ' n e c e o o -e u s c ' e , - n 1 cnr1'1'.IJOZO.'I'.'UOU2 First Row R Saddlomire, F Stevens, H Stoddard, S Torok, W Aoknor, F Domotrowitz D Booker, W Wilsey Second Row R Fanoher, H Jontx, B Zangar, L Lostsr A Hoffman, S Mann, L Hotaltng, J Cass, J Vast, J Warner, J Klahr, I loora Third Row C Torok, E llahar, L Castls, B Galgs, 8 Hunter, R Shroh, V Solliok I lann, ll Livingston, H Marshall, I lsidman, C Loo, A Holt, Irs load, Adviser Fourth Row R Botaling, R Cornell, H loysr, R Krall, F Sohagar, J locomlok F Guernsey, A llanahsffer, B Luhr, J Faro, J Pryor gr ,- av 'slr W-'Luau mi' 1-' gnu 5 11 id- ,1 nr-1, .aa 1 13 Q11 ' 11 11 OFFICBBB Pras Floyd Guernsey V Pres lla loora Soo 'y Rlaanor lahar hoas Joanna Iarnor Pg: Thu,-mu 1 ' s u Q Q o o I I I - I I I I a o s a o s s n - I I I I I I I O C I I U O C ' s o a q a s O I I I C I O . , I , , . I J ' ,wen At, W . sp ' N . . I sr Q I , ,- h, Q , O I O V a s -' A , .. ' tu I UJDUO'-'ZC3 . -i, I O ' i o ,Rf , 0 .Q T. . n o o 1' ' X 1 l '4 . 1. ' sf . V . ' , --hu A n ' . . . it vs -6 e e o V X . I N . I I A v 574 . ' P - , . - o 1 fu o 1 U , 5 s . . . Val 1 7 i, s f I C i ' I ' 5 -I x - !, . ' . O l , VW N e r X I U x ,Q , . 0 ' K 4 I f' l I 0 A ' , 1- i I . 'fi , W . T , , . X . V W First Row B Thompson, ll Canton, L Thomas, T Pierce, B Conover, I. hnoher B Allen, B Tellmadge, M Woodbeok, K Soutt, L Barton, C Roe Second Row Hrs Frisbie, adviser, W Best, I Vest, J Venllerlerken, B Blenil W Tillapaugh, E Barbln, E Tesla, G Van Aller Third Row ll Gsige, H Stolzenburg, B Brown, B Brown, I Cook, K Ven Aller E Carter lmissingl L Butler OFFICERS Pres Warren Tillapsugh V Pres J Vanberwerken Roo Sec'y B Thompson Cor Seo'y L Thomas Trees H Stolzenburg Pegs Thvty F7 ER Q 5 M f UND passes if my nfl Ellie Bouck leaves for parts unknown Phyllis Chaver leaves Nancy and Fhyllis Nancy Frank leaves her love for clemistry to some poor unfortunate Phyllls Cetter leaves Schoharle for Parry Caro B rcke LGBVGQ the merus ior someone else to prlnt Blanclle Bray LGBVQQ her righ foreread to anyone lucky enough to have one Tune Zicha leaves school knowlng her ABC's only a little betttr than ske did when she came 12 years ago L12 Lartln leaves ner yen for men to the Junior girls Len Thornton leaves h1s sleeve full of tricks to Warren Tillapaugh Jlmmle Hunter le ves his waves to Bob Blenis tHe needs them Oscar Sclwalbe leaves h1s abllity to forget homework to Larry Pritchard Trudy Darby leaves for the horse races Joyce Ann Miers leaves her sweet d1SpOSlt1OD to Marilyn Canton Caroline Mahar leaves her long fingernails to Betty Thompson Bert Lamb leave the locker patrol for someone else to do Betty We t leaves the piano stool in orchestra vacant Pcger Parhay leaves school to follow Jose Iturb1's footsteps Norma Qrerman leaves homemaklng class to make a home Donald Larkin leaves Scnoharie to custom build Model A's Bob McKissick leaves his spelling book to Billy West Eeler Fox leaves the position of best dressed girl to Jeanne Warner The boys of the Senior Class leave thelr cars to anyone who can keep them running Ve all leave our books to the Iaculty iThey can have them J Page Twenty seven c Q , w U 0 , .. , ,, A ... , ' sr A YI x Ll - - 4. ,.A-l l - . 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A .- . v ' ' Y O ' LAST WILL A IITESTAME 'I' And so, being in ound mind and body, we declare this to be the LASl lLL AND TVSTAMENW LF IHS CLASS CF '4 OF S C S Frank Gallup leaves the presidency of the Senior Class to anyone who's crazy enough to try 1t Murray Karker leaves his curly halr to Dorls DeGroff Bobby Fain leaves his trumpet to Johnnie Pryor howard Ostermann leaves Schorarie Cat lastb Pat Gatens 'eaves her smile to anyone who can wear it as well she can Johnnie Remmers leaves his manly physique to Billy Best Wllla Kelley leaves her cheer leading ability to anyone who has the pep Everette Foland leaves his knowledge of agriculture to Herbert Luhr Fenny hiller leaves S C S to draw milk to the Co op dairy Mary Donegan leaves her cello to Margaret Livingston Dukey leaves his athletic ability to next years baseball team Qukey Holt, that is D Irene Freeman leaves the soft drink and candy concession to any one who thinks there's any profit in it Gene Vroman leaves the position of editor of this yearbook with a chronic headache Alice Castle leaves her size to Harold Parslow Frank Andrews leaves his red hair to Mrs Pealer Marion Waters leaves Ed Teale, but not for long Beatrice Young leaves her ticket selling ability to Marshall Gaige Page Twenty ux L ----....---..- S A rv' rr , . 1 1 8 .- f . 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Q o Q v x . . u ' Q ' 1 o . 1 . . a o 0 n CLASS POEM We're quit sure that you'll never forget Our Junior dance that put us in debt But ve've h d fun just the same Even tzough it ruined our name Pat and neonard who are new this year seem to like the customs here Joyce and agene always gay Always shiraing worm for play Though Carol and Caroline are quiet and shy, You'll probably find their motives high Two Phyls and a Nancy, our three musketeers Have stucx together for a good many years In the orchestra you'll find Of Elly and Blanche playing their basses Bobby, who was crowned our Junior prince, Fas been on our nHit Paraden ever since Murray and Poward with their practical Jokes Play their pranks on us simple folxs Beatrlce and Varion are a frlendlv pair When you need nelp, they' sure to be there Fun and merriment are always in style If Dumey and Donnie are around for awhile Frank Andrews and Oscar, timorous pair, Are noted in school for the shade of their hair Johnny and Everette who are physically fit, When it comes to sports, they're always a hit PGI T tyfvc For glamour and numor and pep galore, It's Willa and Liz, need we say more? Irene and Norma so trim and neat Someday will make a home complete Trudy and Alice are athletic it's true, For good ole Scnoharie they'll always come through Hiller and Gallup chugging along Happy go lucky, they never go wrong You'll find Mary with a great big smile, If she could please you, she'd walk a mile You'll always see Jimmy so very slick, little trick You'll also find Helen dressed so grand, And she can sing to beat the band Bob McKissick, who's a farmer boy, Is very nice, but oh so coy June is blonde and very sweet, Wherever she goes, she sure looks neat Betty is our song leader At the games we sure do need her Roger is one good piano player But for a pal their's no one gayer Bert we find is one swell guy Tall, blonde, and rather shy As our passing years have sped, And our cnildisn ways have shed, We'll go in the world to appreciate What Ole Scnoharie gave to 48 Q v the faces We think that he is a neat . V' . re 8 H . Q Uffl ' I gnu 1 Ma ll was N 3 '4lli Pa I Name Murray Karker Milla Kelley Bert Lamb Donald Larkin Caroline Mahar Elizabeth Martin Robert McKiss1ck Joyce Liers Howard Ostermann oclr Pemmers Oscar Schwalbe horma Sherman Leonard Trorrtor Eugene Vroman Marlon Waters Betty West Beatrice Young June Zicla Time Spent camping out looking beautiful studying flirting keeping quiet Badgely' riding on a tractor being sweet making no e in sports eating gum homemacing doing tricks everywhere with Ed song leading selling tickets in Frank' nChevy Treasured Possession tent megaphones books Model A Jewelrv good times mustache her memories I igll m 1'i muscles shyness hair styles camera his records soft voice skates quietness pin Pq ty! Fate hermit movie queen professor auto manufacturer housewife financier movie hero psychiatrist undertaker Jail warden chauffeur beautician magician editor of Esquire photographer's w gym teacher farmer's wife Galluting around f , s , 1 ' ra ls , is Phyllis Shaver chewing her friends U. S. President . A Q 1 1 s F. F. A. 4 H e Twen - Inn LOOKING AT THE SENT ORS Name Frana Andrew Ellen Bouck Blanche Bray Alice Castle Gertrude Darby Mary Donegan Carol Ehrcke Robert Pain Everette Foland Helen Fox Nancy Prana Irene Freeman Fraud Gallup Patricia Gatens Phyllis Getter Time Spent on the farm running around going out primping with Honky orchestra tYPiU8 chewin nails running i aV8 talking bake sale shoein horses dreaming Treasured Possession red red her art her hef hair gown rabbits ability horse chemistry sweet disposition love letters track STOQS DICE ClOth6S picture of Buck diamond ring motor scooter blonde curls Fate politician auto wrecker living in a tent commercial artist farmer's wife lady doctor stenographer coal dealer farmer society woman lawyer keeping house living in a greerhouse disc Jockey 8 D - . g A - driving new NChevyN baby sitter Roger Hannay Kennet! Hlll6T Harold Holt James 'unter playing piano hanging around barber shop Barton Hill grand piano WOEQH pencils wavy hair Pq T ty! Carnegie Hall running a junk yard Dodger fan life with Willa BEATRICE YOUNG Can usually be found Wlth Marion even d1s position rather on the quiet side nice smile for all Cafeteria Worker 1,2 FHA 4 Chorus 1,2 Art Club 2 3 Stamp Club 2 Dancing Club 5 Junior Play BETTY WEST ffww 1 Our songleader for two years..lover of sports ...swell pianist...... pretty hair...friendly Glee Club 2,3,4g Orch l,2, 3,4g Tumbling Club 2g FHA 4g Chorus 1, 3g Language Club l, 2. 33 Junior Playg Songleader 5,4g Basketball 3,43 Dancing Club 3g Sport Club 4g Prize Speaking 2,3 Elle-Msn JUNE ZICHA Quiet and reserved definite interest i Frank dependable sweet friendly dis osition Club Seo'y 3 Yearbook Co Editor Timur 3 Language Club 2 IRC 5ec'y 3,Pree 4 Draratics Club 2 Dancing Club 3 Junior Plav Glee Club 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Sports Club 4 Page Twenty on: 3 5 1 n gambling club 1,25 science LEONARD THORNTON Feverish lnterest in magic well liked by everybody very inter estin speaker roach. 1 1,2,3 Baseball 1 2,s,-1., Latin Club 1, Iac 4 Spanish Club 2,3 Junior Play School Paper 2,3 Legion Contest uAR1oN WATERS '.- 1 Serene, placid manner never says much usually found with Bea Dancing Club 1,5 Biology Club 2 Art Club 5 FEA 4 Page Tilly EUGENE VROMAN Has a way with women everybody's friend always willing to lend a hand wears sharp shirts IRC 3,4 Junior Play Prize Speaking 3,4 Huneroom 'on groan Tr-aaa 3,4 Yearbook lditor Tiulur 5 Dramatloa f l ' . ' - VV , EZ in I . 0 . 3 f O F ' ,V , so Club 2, are clubs. -1 'X r J' I 3 3 Nice blonde hair loves sports, espec ially basketball leasant dis OS1ti0n d 1,2,5,4 aaketball 2 3,43 Track 2,5,4 Orch 2 5,4 FFA 3,4 Cross Country Soccer 4 Baseball 4 OSCAR SCHWALBE Another redheaded male member of the F F A ready and willing to hel out dreamy FFA ,2,3,4g Junior Piay a r looks Club JOHN REM ERS NORMA SHERMAN PHYLLIS SHAVER well groomed hair another of our brighq StUd1OuS girls Chorus 1 Language Club 1, 23 Homeroom Congress 2 Seo'y 5,Prea 4 IB Seo'y 4 Public Speaking 1,2,5,4 Wonderful seamstress lots of fun always worried about how her ro eatra 1,2,3,4 Tumbling Club 1,2 Hilltop 1 Cash lor 5 Tislur 3 Art Club 1 Glas Club 2,3,4 Chorus 3, 4 Junior Play V Pres of FHA 4 anna 2,3 Dancing KNKIOI gan Z S ' .. z - 1 R .... .... Q Loads of fun ..... neat, 81h', ELIZABETH MARTIN Footloose and fancy- free all round girl in sports very cute mischievo s Chorus 1 Tumb Ing 1 2 Hilltopl Tlnmur 2,5 IRC 2 3, 4 Glee Club 2,5,4 Cheerleading 3,4 Dancing Club5, Junior Play Prize Speaking 5 Basketball 3,4 Sports Club 4 Class Trsas 4 Yearbook Stiff FFA 4 ROBERT MCKISSICK Member of the F F A always a little late with English aSS1gh ments one of our Good things come in small packages pleas ing personality likes orts retty eyes orus l sorleading 3,4 Tumbling 1,2 Drs atlcs 2 Language Club 2 I C 2,5,4 Timhur 2,5 Soisuoo Club 5 Junior Playg Dancing Club3 Sports Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Yearbook Co-editor tallest men FFA 1,2,3,4 soccer HOWARD OSTERMANN Oh' that curly hair good sense of humor deep interest in Book keeping right fellow Page SUMO!! a Q 0 g LX . , z .1oYcE MIERS Buff:-' O I 1 Q sg .gs bg 0 Q J WILLA KELLEY F Mf- A vigorous mainstay of the cheering squad .... popular with everyone. ...Loads of fun...very cute. Tumbling Club 1,2g Sports Club 3, 4g Cheerleading 1, 2,3,4g Dancing Club 3gT1m- Hur 2,33 Junior Play: Year bookghasketball 3,4: Class Sec'y 35 Homeroom Congress 4. BERT LAM Knows his stuff in classes quiet serious interested in Scouting Band 1,2,3,4 Stsmo blub 1 2 French blub 1 IRC 5,4 Class Trees 2 Jun1or Play Boy State Representative 3 DONALD LARIIN that a ca he s driving999Always will ing to tell you about Internationals likes dancing Band 1,2,3,4 Orch 2,3,4 Soccer 1,3 Basketball 2,3 4 Baseball 3,4 IBS 5,4 1 CAROLINE MAHAR Quiet studious interested 1U Art Usually with Carol Stamp blub 1,2 Art Glu 3 Dancing Club 1 KENNETH HILLWR Full of fun usually found roaming in or about Schoharie Oh That whistle of yours, Fenny' Basketball 1,3 FFA 3 HAROLD HOLT Woman hater?99 Loads of fun talented for writing poems, songs You can't forget his loud heart? laugh Basketball 2 4 soccer 1 Baseball 1,2,5,4 Track 3,4 Neat dresser Oh' that wave, J1mmy usually seen riding in a Chevy always willing to lend a helping hand Band l,2,3,4 Junior Play Orchestra 2,3,4 Track 1, 2,3 Baseball l,2,' IBC3 4 Soccer 9 Basketball 2 3 Cross Country 5 Your book MURRAY KARKER Another woman hater in our midst most girls are jealous of his blond, curly hair swell sense of humor IBC 4 'll' Sitlltll 1:3 . JAM S HUNTER PATRICIA GATENS A sweet smile those blond curls a spark- ling Cnristmas present on her third finger nice clothes Yearbook Staff 4 FRANKLYN GALLUP Full of fun and wise cracks Couldn't find a better class Pres Can usually be found with June Band l,2,3,4 Orchestra 1, 2,3,4g nmmuan 1 2 rn 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Track 2 3 Claaa Pros 3,4 Solonco Club Treaa 5 IRC V Proc 4 Yearbook Staff ROGER HANNAY Studious fellow that can be witty when the occasion calls lor it swell voice inter esting speaker Chorus l,2,5,4 Gloo Club 4 French Club 1 Oporetta 4 Dramatic! Club 2 Junior Play Prize Speaking 2,3,4 POWIHI Quiet in her own sweet way cheerful smile for everyone usually found wandering with Nancy Frank and Phyl Shaver Glcc Club 4 Yearbook co editor Language Club l, 2 Chorua 1 IBC Cor Soo'y 4 1 3 PHYLLIS GETTER EVERETTE FOLAND Likes sports espec- ially track member of the F F A friend ly seems to be a hit with the girls Track 2,5,4 Cross Country 1,9 3 Baseball 1,4 FFA 1 2,5,4QV Pres ll, Soc'y 3, County Trees 4D Basketball 2,3,4 Soccer 1,4 HELVN FOX Newcomer in her Jun ior Year cute gal likes to be with Grant adorable blond bangs Glee Club 1,3,4 Dance club NANCY FRANK Quiet at times full of fun at others former Long Islander Has a smile for every one pleasant IHC 4 Junior play 3 Aoapello IRENE FREEMAN L Another engaged gal sweet, friendly dis position woman driver ute kid T mbling Club 1 Tlmuur 2g Bllketball 3,4 Glee C1uh4 Dancing Club 3 F H A 43 Sports blub 4 Page london 0... .nano u c not ' one s 1 1 -93 3 0 o U Q 0 .4 ans one so 1 0 a I 0.01 use-pa gl 0 - n4e.A . y : 0 f Ei .no v on u..C . A 1 Q v 3 coo e GERTRUDE DARBY One of our engaged girls outstanding athletic ability lover of horses Varsity Hockey l,2,3 Glas Club 4g Basketball l,2gGAA l,2,3g Softball 1,2 Pros Sports C1ub4 Pros PBA 4 Chorus 2 Dancing Club 3 cheerleading 4 Yearbook MARY DONEGAN One of our reserved serious girls makes good use of the lib rary facilities studious Orchestra 1,2,3,4 lac 4 Glen Club 3,4 CAROL EHRCKE Quiet and shy class secretary studious smart especially in her commercial sub 512 S b ing 1 Tllful' Stiff 2 5, Language Club 2,Dsno1ng Club 2 Art Club 5 Ba Soo'y 45 Yearbook Staff ROBERT FAIN A whiz on the bask et ball court full f lun He still has a little brother to car ry on the Fain tradi tions Baud 1,2,3,4gOrcheatra 1,2 5,43 Boy's Club3,4gBasket ball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Soccer 4 Track 3g Cross Country 2 Pres 1,2 V Pres 3,4 hgsflhcl 6 loss ix 00000 Q7 ooso soo so lf Q 5 'A ' 3 3 O. D , ' OIIO 0 FRANK ANDREW That red hair' quiet studious wonder why he blushes likes to argue in Social class PrA1,2,3,4 nebazumg 2 Boys Chef Club 3 BLANCHE Ban X ww 1- Sweet disposition would you do without our comb, Blancleo lee Club l,3,4 Art Club 2,3 Orchestra 1 2,3,4 FHA 4 Band 3 Chorus 1 Tinhur 2 3 Yearbook Staff ELLEN BOUCK Oh' that long silky hair why the passion for red clothes,Ellie9 swell cheerleader lover of cats Cheerleading 3,4 T mbling Club 1 Junior Play Band 3 Tinlur 3 Orchestra 3, 4 Glee Club 3,4 FHA 4 Sports Club4 IRC 4 Yearbook Staff AL ICE CASTLE Our future artist That red hair petite 'n sweet sunny dis position usually guiet in classes i har 1,2,3 Art Club 1,2 Tu bling Club 2 Glee Club 3,4 Sports Club 3,4 Year boox Staff Cafeteria Cash ier 3,1 Peg Tlnlw lil! 0000 QCII : : I .. . 3 . : : : : - : : : z f I .1,,. , lil!! Man haterC??J....what I i . K 2 3 1 3 a . . 1 . . . 1: OIOOO ....... I1 : . H : : : - I and Jimmy The Holiday Hop and other dances and skating parties were our specialties In our Senlor year Pat Gatens and Leonard Thornton, the magician Joined us The class took up selling soft drinks and candy at games, putting on bake sales every Tuesday or Thursdav noons plans for the year were a Senior Play, a yearbook, and a trip to York during Easter Vacation We sponsored a pancake supper, the the New and roller skating parties as other ways of ralsing money Elley arud Leonard took an interest 1n each other All 1U all, the members of CD6 class of '46 have enJoyed each other and Schoharle Central School OUR PrlO IO GRI-X PrlER Page Eleven 'lk ' , . In I ' I Y X4 - . T3?' A b H ,1 X v Ang!! 1 f 4 g 'X 'Q ' fix - UQQMA 3 5 fl V 4 ya? r, fw X .b'4 ma .' ' W ., Lf, u rl' - .'. 1 L As' a 'Xi Q n A q xl! .LI CLASS HISTCRY Blancxe Bray, Eobby Fain, Frans Gallup, Willa Kelley, and Norma Sherman were in N s Bagarley's first grade when Ullen Bouck, Mary Donegan, C rol hrc foward Osterman, Pryllis Shaver, Gene Vroman, and uune Zicka were in Miss Fdkin's room We were all together for second grade with Miss Wild when Dukey bolt Joined us Trat year Lary and Gene were unable to be pried apart We fO1S8k6d our clothes for blankets and ran ar und with feathers in our Hair init ting Indlans for an assembly program In the third grade some had TIQS Welhalf when the rest had Mrs Gidley Bobby drew glCtUTcS on the bottom of his shoes of the house that H6 and C rol would someday reside in Bea Young Jolned us Llz Mart n and Fverette Foland Joined us in the fourth grade with Liss Devoe and Urs Gldley Blanche couldn't concentrate on her aritkmetic because her bird's eye View of the teacher's mouth held her in awe Doolittle and L1 s Ayres in the fifth grade when Alice Castle Joyce Liers, and Jimmy Hunter became part of the class Miss Ayres room put out a book of poems called Clas room ul s icsn June and Gene did all tie or? together G c L grade :ith Miss Ives and iss Ayres, had several romances Caro and Donald, Willa and Jimmy, Joyce and Everette N re tme inseparables That year Miss Ives took us on a trip to her home in Roxbury Every pay day she bought us ice cream, we really enwoyed Nlss Ives In the ventd grade we and Mr Rector were both new in high school although e of txe class vas in M Jood s homeroom At that tlne we were calllng her Miss ise when hurray Karger, and Bert Lamb JO1H8d u Gene was as 1Hf3tJ8t8d with Irene as Frank was with Betty West Pugh , . mis -1 , F 1 T, ,. - , - V cl . I., ,ne , . A - A 1 0 . , . , , , g A A . O ' - F ' H a ' 1' . . , . - L - .. . ,g ,, A . . ' a . ' . ' ' . . , Y . , . , - ' A a n A V 1 . We had mls? I Z S I v , , H s on G a-s r w . . Then Irene Freeman Carcl.r.1Bhar. Eett West Donald Larkin and 7 - , 7 7 of ur Schwable QOfLcd as in tL1 sixth ' N ' M ' we .' . l . e Y . - I . v ' Q .A . V S: '. I ' .1 0 ' I som 1 a rs. 7 ' . ' y 1 ' A Yi' 1 I . H ' ' 's. ' e x . . . e 'in A.. 1 Pug! Pxgfr 11 x my 'C First Row hitting! J Zloha, F Gallup, P Gatens, I Vranan, I-I Bolt, J Hunter W Kelley, D Larkin, B Martin, I Sherman, I Donegan, I Prenan, B Young ll Waters, C Ehroke Second new letandingl G Derby, C lahar, J llere, 3 Beuok, P Shaver, I Fran! P Getter, H Fox, B West, lr Rector, Adviser Third Row lslttlngl K Hiller, I Harker, B Oatemann, R Bannay, B Bray,A Castle F0l1!'fh Roe J Reumere, O Sohvalbe, R Pain, R llolleelok, I Ioland, B Lamb L. Thornton, F Andrew SENIORS lass of l948 OFF ICERS Sl E. Pres Prank Gallup V Pres Robert Pain Beo. Seo y. Carol Ehroke Cor. Seo'y. June Zioha Treae. Elizabeth Martin PT'-Seven , T, . -uv' I A . 'qr'- -1. o- Af., . A 'al V ' ,ll , 1 4 . , 221, ' A 1 ,ff 'W - i ' , , 1 N r A 'X f,- . -f Z. , L: ' V. k . . f ,, 1 4 ' X 'wtf ' 4 , t ., -'Q 4' ' .L - A M A . 'V .y V ' A ' , 'av . 42? ' e e a e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e a e a e o e a e e e e e e ' e e a e e a e E t ' 4' ln ' Q S. um- nu 1, 9' -fa lifting, mms, on ng ,f ' ' 5 1 al C e n 1 1 , . -f - I , Q 4 First Row Eugene Vroman, James VanDerWerken, Phyllis Shaver, larren Tillapaugh Willa Kelley, John Pryor, Charles Wright Second Row Ruth Young, Lorraine Thomas, Evelyn Gaige, Walter Becker, Carl Stolzen HOMEROOM CONGRESS Qc! X ,xv I f.-f',9,f,-ff v Page Sax ' ,,.!f.' ' - N: 1 43- ,':.vg',m ' 2 L +,g','.fP,w-,p- -A fy- . -,, ,f..,, 1 . J, K k r faux f7'K':' ,, 31 K 'TH' H' .4 A-' ' V Q 1 . lj-ff .H :,, ' lp l ,- r uf fi I o 4' , . GRADE First Row Miss Larie Sonznela, Miss Martha Dam, Mrs Leone Pealer, Liss Genevieve Fancher, Irs Harriet Gumport, Piss Helen Dyer Second Row Lrs Lena Kilmer lies Anna ay Farley, hrs Hazel Haskins, hrs Jaunett Colyer, kiss Gladys Ingerso1,Il1ss First Row hr Williar Burton, .lr Donald Lenz, hr Ml iam Smith, ltr P F Trinp Tr Wallace Lamb, Principal, lr Cassius Pealer, Ir Dougla. Elector, lr Frankl. Robinson Second Row-l iss Lario 'utt1e, l iss Eva Weaver, hrs Virginia Bremer, Lise Virginia Kiel, 'rl Eleanor Wood, Hrs Dorothy Frilbie, iss Lydia Kittell, Hu Lenore Sabo Absent rrs Erma Schaeffer AIQH 1 Pqzi e F Q C 'I I' L' .Z I' . :--H. Pauline Wilsey, rifles Florence Braman. Absent - Lira. Mildred Barber. A a L . J ' ll Q A ul - ug I T ' e 5 e . , ,x. 1 I C iv