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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1952 volume:

may F ,,.. ,dffffyrqoffaffz TAYLOR Xi YEARBOOK COMPANY 'ff X M f., W e1-mad: -f-Aw WL-rx '-. C752 Lgcffaffddzbfz ,alexa 1' ff 52 1 4 7 52 am, 555512 Wm yan! mmf 45 fi X M ,. AX 5? f S752 nb 54255 U! 9 6' My 0' df, 2 yfaffzzfkzflfhzwklfz ff' 1 mv. svwceg Qffessage In behalf of the Board of Education and the Faculty I extend sincere congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1952. lt is our sincere hope that the training you received here will enable you to live happily and fruitfully, and that you will make a definite contribution to our American way of life . Marvin B. Lovyes lgazzflzf ghcahbn Mr Caryl DeGroff Mr Rob ert Furman Mr LeRoy Gaige Vice President Mr LeRoy Kmskern Mr Sam uel Scranton Jr President . MR. LOVYES '- kg - .'-1 if yliknhh 1m HP l u- 1 l Trmp We 1x15l1 to lmxx our 1pprLc1a11o11 for bgmg our adubor 111 our Sophomork and lumor mars You xmm a flclld XNl1Oll6 e ll xx11l1 our Lroublw and mgdb K 4 In lQf 4' I O ,, -Jie x wi I V I , ,. . 1 5 ,Ml 1-. . f vm A fr' I' x ' - ' Lg, 4 3 3, Q ., ,, f', . lp ,d 5 .- A -4 x -- i x - Q L MA, r 5 'Vr LP, ,Q ,-,r N .1 x -1 . 1' ' 1 ,4 X ' ,V tv 9 I I l To hir, R.Jb1mU11 - '-YQ wuz. 111 Slllfvk' -:ur apprgcmr for g111d111g 1151111 131g Flghl pa1l1. Wu lmpp my 1.1. live 11p 11: the standards 1.'ousu1for115. LD111' four ycarg of1111gl1scl1o11l ham l1cu111111csvvc w1ll always Clltflal QD Qu- 'HZ ,iw dpfik an mf! tgfzzff ...A- Center - John Williams - Editor Right - Dick Vroman - Assistant Editor Left - Ted Hotaling - Assistant Editor 5:40744 if essage The classes of 1952 are being graduated into a world of strife. There are threats of war of disunion and of starvation abroad, and of government scandals here at home. I hope we will leave these halls of learning well equipped to meet these challenges squarely without fear or hesitation, For there will arise in our brief lives, more challenges and these too, must be met, Near side, left to right: Antonia Luniewski, Ioan Cummings June Schmidt, Elaine Metzger, Right end: Ted Hotaling, Joe Bray. Far end, left to right: Elsbeth Gerum, Olga Krajnak, Standing: Mr, Robinson, Farther side: Shirley Schell, Loretta Engle Carl Stol - zenburg, Gene Murphy, Faye Brand, Marlene Brown, Steven Kelly, ' -U has' :H , A. , 5' 5: 171 . :,. 5. 8 -, Nl.. 4 F' 1' . 'Inky . 'v 12'-r wg- ff iff -if i4X,u. .,5., . if f ,, ff' ' X 55,51 ., X 1 gy. n ' -vu . ay: ' fl . 'fr ,f .Qfff ' s 'Q f 'J f v 4 4 1 ' L 'L Jifkgff' , . ,If J, ,L , A J- , , fy MISS PHAIR Second Grade MRS. KROMER Fourth Grade MRS, BRAMER Nurse X I MRS, KILTZ Physical Education MRS. MASON Third Grade MR, BURTON Commerce MISS COOK Second Grade S ,, . 4 MISS DYER Third Grade 1 MISS BENNETT English MISS PA RKE R Math Aw' Science e MISS HORAN Languages 3 m ' ...i ' fi, MRS, GUMPORT First Grade ,I MISS DUREY English I f - A . f r, MRS. HASKINS Old Central Bridge Q u ff MISS KITTELL Mathematica MISS PARROTTE First Grade L- C' MR. ROBINSON Senior Advisor EQLQQPE MISS SULLIVAN Fourth Grade MISS KIEL Music gfwmcov I 6. -x X K, X N. MRS, PEALER Fifth Grade Q- MR. TRIPP Agriculture T Qltfu he f MRS, DeGROFF Homemaking 6, 'J MR, BAKER Sixth Grade MR. HAYDEN Industrial Arts MRS, MCLEAN First Grade MRS. BARBER Central Bridge MISS INGERSOL MRS. BAKER Special Class X MR, PEALER Social Studies MISS SMITH Second Grade Sixth Grade To 4 dvd H44 fair !'fUJ 'Y ,lv 1 'R , 1 .1 Q sf ' MR, ROWLEY Social Studies ' sq O A 4 MRS. KILMER Fifth Grade MRS, GALLUP Kindergarten 1 1 R 5,51 1 MR, SMITH Physical Educ ation if MR, MENZ Music MISS CL UTE Art MISS LYNCH Driver Training Social Studies English 2 QB W I f 1 7 4, 9 MR, VAN DETTA Commerce IW. . N ff LAISS FUNCK Fifth Grade , MR, PORTEUS Guidance tgfufkfzf fanfic! l HOMEROOM CONG RESS Srttrng left to rrght Betty Schell Mary Lou Thomas Roy Stoddard Mr Loveys Arlene fMosesJ Yoder Betsy Keyser Dorthy Dramond Second row Peter Mann Marlene Barber James Montanye Bob Cage Evertt Johnson Elwyn Becker Edward Snoad Betty Lou Sherman Presrdent of Homeroom Congress Roy Stoddard and Mr Loveys esszzge 92am Jie 10222514611 Ishould hke to take th1s opportuntty to thank the other Councll members and the student body for the f1ne cooperatxon whrch they have shown rn our efforts to rmprove the lrfe here to Schoharre Central School pw dna p. W' TW: RUDY BASHA How do you expect to get anywhere if your car won't run? FAYE BRAND HELEN BENNINGER Her face is bright, her thoughts are sweet. Mischief lurks in every dimple. lk 'x-1 xAA 4-N' my N0-I tg .gr I4-sq 00 15-.s Ltr, W Q1-0 f lg ,M MARLENE BROWN Sparkle, pip, vim and vigorg all wrapped up in a pert little figure. BERNICE CARMEN Quietntss hath great chances DICK CARMEN A small voice is better than a great echo BETSY COLYER A sense of humor, a good mmd, a combxnauon hard to find. KENNETH CONLEY He s not a ch1p off the old blockp he's the old block himself ROBERT CORNELL To Know hlm IS to like him, HAROLD DEGROFF A better man can't be found. .L lk-'JP XG-J JJAUM A LJ- Kifrb' DONALD DANE Tall oaks from little acorns grow. LORETTA ENGLE 'The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. KENNETH FANNING Tall, dark, deliberate, ' handsome - - you can . take a breath how, girls, A ' ' A QQ! 'P at LELAND FANNING He who owns the soil, R A owns up to the sky, , FREDDIE GRANTIER If a lme was strarght he would argue lt crooked JOE GRITZBACK St111 water runs deep 'UQ MERLYN HOAGLAND 'K' She s one mee glrl D V MARILYN HOTALING Pretty as a pxcture mce frame too ' Q rr., E TED H01 ALIING Remember 'qcslerdayg da today and strlve for tomormxs. I , - - ' X f ,IQ 9' J.. ,XQBBYJ w y 'J P 'iff' Lilly 1'11fffa'fl ' ' Yr I ' ,-V' f '1iv?nCe'!q. 'L XE '- , ,7' .a?-fi F 2 'if , VJ f !,v ' It 4 t 3 'M 1 if ' -- 5 'Q X L .1 5 'Q STEVE KELLY A X JAMES MOUTANYE He's full of fun and gay, a gentleman in evexy way. , jf! l ' ' .fx V ,, 1 ,lf HJ I X' J, fx if-yk If ' 71 x Jr' I ' 1 I 6 J .rl DJ Every inch a man. OLGA KRAJNYAK Whatever she may J I gafm, she will be wo mr L 0 .H f M M Ugly-1 M lil , gf A4 f .KW I W W aijfiffff Vtpl2,W:,Lf 'x il f gg cfflfx GENE MURPHY One quiet, likable' Future Farmer 1SIl'I asf bashful as he seems. 1119 -u 'B ,way 1 fp. ,bv f M K f Gl.ORGl PLRO I, vX1llDL .OFM ,X '13 S. X 'fq QAQK DONALD RIVERS Of all thingsl like best, l much prefer to sit and rest . MARY ANN SCHILLER Meet her any time of EILEE NE SHAVER She makes you laughg cuts cares in half. day, and she's always smiling in the same sweet way. 2 SHIRLEY SCHELL Sugar'n spice'n everything nice. ROY STODDARD In the classroom or on the court, you'll always find him a good sport. ,dxf 43 W 1 mfr Mw- CARL STOLZEINBURG Jfv-.vfv Handsome is as handsome , OC: if FRANCIS STRONG l am very fond of the company of ladies RICHARD VROMAN Women are my weakness QV! JOHN WILLIAMS A man of a few thousand words. !fv,1 Zfffx' ,f1!,, ,aiu 1-CV EDDIE WENGENACK Personality and a winning smile- we wish you had been here a the while. ARLENE YODER Fair, Favorable Fir and Friendly. 'x SENIOR OFFICERS HAROLD DE GROFF ----- --------------- P resident CARL STOLZENBURG ---------------- V ice President MARLENE BROWN -------------------- Secretary PAYE BRAND -------------- -Corresponding Secretary LELAND FANNING -------------------- Treasurer RUDY BASHA Basketball 1 Soccer 1 1 2 3 FFA Secretary 1 C Pr ze Speaking Contest Outing Club 1 HELEIX. BEINMNGER Cl orus 1 2 3 G'ec Club 3 C FHA l Am legion Oratorical Contest Dance Club 1 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 County Music Festival 1 Junior Play 3 FAYE BRAND FHA 2 3 Band 3 4 Class Secretary 2 3 Class Corresponding Secretary 4 Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 2 A County Music Festival 3 Bowling 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Dance Club 2 3 MARLENE BROWN Secretary 4 Corresponding Secretary 2 3 Am. Legion Oratorical Contest 3 Orchestra 3 ' . A FHA 4 Junior Play 3 Majorette 3, 4 Bowling Club 3 Chorus 2,3 Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Club 2 County Music Festival 2,3 BERNEICE CARMAN Round Robin 1, 2, 3, 4 Play Day 1, 2, 3 Dance Club 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Sports Club 2, 3 RICHARD CARMAN Basketball Manager 3 Junior Play 3 Outing Club 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Baseball Manager 3 Yearbook Staff 4 BETSY COLYER Chorusl 2 3 4 County Vlusic Festixal 1 2 3 Junior Play Countv Play Festival 2 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 Bowling Club 3 4 Sports Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 1 2 Class Treasurer 1 Outing Club 3 Am Le non Oratorial Contest KENNETH CONLEY Basketball 1 2 3 4 F 1 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 Bowling 4 Baseball 3 Dance Club 2 3 Outinf Club 3 ROBERT CORNELL Bowling Club 3 4 Yearbock Staff 4 Outinv Club 3 DONALD DANE Outing Club 3 Bowling Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 HAROLD De GROFF Soccer l Baseball 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Bowling 4 Class Vice President 1 Class President 4 LORETTA ENGLE Chorus 1 FHA 1, 2 Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 1 Homeroom Congress 3 Library Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Bowling Club 3 KENNETH FANNING Class President 1 Homeroom Congress 2 Basketball 1, 2 I. R. C. 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Club 1, 2, 3 LELAND FANNING- FFA 1 , 2, 3, 4 FFA Vice President 2,4 FFA President 3 FFA Dairy Judging 1 2 Outing Club 3 Class Treasurer 1 3 FRED GRANTIER Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 FFA l Soccer 1 2 IOSEPH GRITZBACK Yearbook Staff 4 MERELYN HOAGLAIND Library Club 1 4 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Dance Club 1 2 F l 2 3 4 MARILYN HOTALING Senior Chorus 1 2 3 4 Cheerleading 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Dance Club 1 2 3 I R.C 4 Secretaryl R.C 4 County Music Festival State Music Festival 4 FHA 1 2 Library Club 1 2 Yearbook Staff 4 TED HOTALING Art Club l Photography Club 1 Glee Club 1 ROBERT JAQUEWAY Baseball Manager 1 Track Manager 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 3 Track 1, 2, 3 STEVEN KELLEY Basketball 1,2,3 Soccer 1,2 Baseball 1 Track 1 FFA 1, 2,3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Club 2 OLGA KRAJNYAK Dance Club 1, 2,3, 4 Junior Chorus Prize Speaking Contest 3 1 American Legion Oratory Conte Junior Play FHA 1, 2 Homeroom Congress 1 I. R. C. 2, 3, 4 QlQ,NTCf. CLASS ACTIVITIES FFA , ,.,4 - V ' ' 2 4 1, .1,2 I ' ' fb . , , ,4 1 1 l I 1 , , ' Cheerleader1,2 l.R.C. 2,3,4 LR. .4 ' Q J . I . 3 . 6. . , y FA . , . V HA ' ' ' ' ,2,3 . l , 'tg . . ,O , . F.T, . 3 - ' . , .4 ,2 F T. . 3 'Q . , . IIMMY MONTANYE Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Homeroom Congress 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Soccer 3 PETER VUNCK School Baseball Team Outmg Club 3 GENE MURPHY Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Track 1 2 F 1 2 3 4 FFA Sentrnel 2 FFA Presrdent 4 Soccer 1 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 ,Tumor Play Homeroom Congress 3 GEORGE PURO Baseball 2 3 4 FFA 2 3 4 FFA Secretary 3 Outtng Club 3 FFA Darry Iudgrng 2 3 4 RAYMOND RICKARD Navy 1944 1946 Phrlrppme Campargn Pacrfrc Phrlrpptne durrng war Army 1946 1948 Bastc Tratnrng tnstructor Arr Force 1948 Berltn Arr Lrft Specral Investrgator for Arr Force Assrgned to Sampson Arr Force as a bastc trarmng rn structor Earned drploma Wersbaden Germany A dtvtston of Unrversrty of Maryland USAFI tests DONALD RIVERS Basketball 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Yearbook S aff 4 Iunror Play Newspaper Staff 4 Dance Club 3 Ouung Club 3 SHIRLEY SCHELL Chorus 1 3 County Musrc Festrva 1 Iumor Play Newspaper Staff 4 FHA 1 3 4 FHA Sentrnel 1 FHA Prestdent 4 Cheerleadlng 1 2 3 4 SENIOR REC ORDS Drum Majorette 3 4 Bowling Club 4 Corresponding Secretary Dance Club 1 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 MARY ANN SCHILLER Chorus 1 2 A Bowlmg Club 3 FH 1 2 3 4 F T A Secretary 3 4 Outrng Club 3 Sports Club 1 FHA Reporter 4 County Mustc Festrval 2 Am Legron Oratoncal Contest 3 Dance Club 1 2 3 4 L R. C 2 3 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 EILEENE SHAVER A Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Homeroom Congress Class Secretary 1 ROY STODDARD Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 Soccer 1 2 3 Homeroom Congress Presrdent 4 Class Presrdent 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Bowlmg 3 4 CARL STOLZENBURG Basketball I 2 3 Track 2 3 Soccer 2 3 FFA 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Homeroom Congress 2 Class Vrce Presrdent FRANCIS STRONG 3 4 Junror Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Club 1 2 3 4 Outrng Club Prestdent 3 FF 1 2 3 Bowlmg 3 RICHARD VROMAN Band 1 2 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Track 2 3 Soccer 1' Dance Club 1 2 3 Newspaper Staff 4 R.C Bowlmg Club 3 4 EDWARD WENGENACK Basketball l 2 3 4 F l 2 3 4 FFA Vrce Presrdent FFA Judgtng Team 1 2 Yearbook Staff 4 JOHN WILLIAMS Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Iumor Play Homeroom Congress 1 3 Homeroom Congress Vrce I F C Prestdent 4 Newspaper Staff 2 3 4 Emptre Boy s State 3 Edrtor Yearbook 4 ARLENE YODER FHA 2 4 Treasurer 4 A F T A Treasurer 4 Homeroom Congress 3 4 H R.C Secretary 3 H R, C Vxce Prestdent 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Senror Chorus .2 3 4 Presrdent 3 County Musrc Festrval 2 3 4 1 R.C 2 Dance Club 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Ltbrary Club 4 Cheerleader 3 4 ' '1 . . . , , , ,3,4 - F.T. .3,4 H14 A . , ' I. . . 3 FA I I l ' ' , ' FA . . . ' I g ' ' 2,3 , . I 4 1 l3l4 ' ' F, T, . 3,4 ' ' I I 2 . ' , . Left School 1943 Bowling Club 3, 4 ' ' ' - ' ' ' F. T. . 3,4 . A . . ' ' 1 ,3 I dum! Wanna acdelfg 7752 S9 EILEENE SHAVER ARL RP- E The aim of the National Honor Society IS to make good citizenship in high schools a matter of dis tinction On the selective basis of leadership service scholarship and character many different types of students are awarded a place in the National Honor Society Of the four criteria only scholarship can be considered exclusive in its effects A Senior must have eamed an 85010 average before he can be evaluated in terms of the other three criteria The faculty at tempts to evaluate objectively every Senior who has earned this average in the attributes of service leadership and character Some of the traits of character that are considered are 1 Meets individual pledges and responst bilities promptlyto school and teachers 2 Demonstrates highest standards of attitude toward honesty and reliability 3 Constantly demonstrates desirable qualities of personality fcheerfulness friendliness neatness poise stability, 4 Cooperates by complying with school regulations 5 Upholds principles of morality and ethics Indication of leadership 1 Demonstrates leadership in classroom or homeroom 2 Demonstrates leadershipin promoting school activities- 3 Successfully holds school offices or positions of responsibility- 4 Contributes ideas which improve civic life of the school- 5. Exerts type of leadership which directly influences others for good. Service is evaluated in terms of the following l. Willingness to render any service to the school when called upon- 2 Willingness to do committee or staff work- 3. Readiness to show courtesy by assisting teachers visitors and students. Obviously members ofthis Society are well rounded individuals. It is conceivable that boys and girls who are notable in scholarship leadership service and character should in their time make our America in reality and in truth - America the Beautiful! A255 CZ!!! We the Class of 1952 of Schoharie Central School being of sourxl mind and of good character inthe presence of witnesses do hereby submit our last will and testament WHEREAS During our years in high school there has oeen an ever increasing interest in school activities and of world affairs As we come to the formal closing of this per1od in ourltvesit is with the feeling that we shot ld stop to think about where we are in life What our life has been worth to us and where we are going from high school graduation NN HEREAS We are fortunate to have been born in a country where so much IS done for young people This IS a good time in our lives to undertake to decide upon what the most important things in life are The may be the things which are very close to life itself or that goes to make life more 1nterest1ng These things are closelv connected with our school 11fe for the school has had much to do with what we are and how we think WHEREAS Few of us who are grad rating from Schoharie Central School at this time can say for sure Just what we will be doing in a SpCC1f1C year of the future We are sure though that everyone hopes for 3 spirit of romance to run through every working day We hope we can have our minds alert to the un certa1n and remote possibilities of simple everyday work WHEREAS Evervyoung person we knowhopesto settle his or her life upon some useful purpose something which will be a continual source of inspiration and interest something to work for We want something to he enthusiastic abort WE HEREBY RESOLVE To grvea lifetime of purpose enthusiasm and effort to the world community It could besaid that the desire for a lifetime made up of all these important elements would be the spirit of modern youth lt is this we give THE CLASS OF 1932 SO' get fc? s ba! -1 ' . 'iN T 1 at t - ki a V , O ' I , vf s ' I ' L 1 If ' xv ' ' 1 . . . l , A , I , . V . important things may be inherent gifts which under ordinary circumstances are taken for granted. They , . X . . . . I , . . . . . i ' , Y I A. t Q 1 . ,, 1- f X - A ' . . N , ' N A I I '5,:R 1 a 2' I A KQKXM ZIIZMX75' IUNIOR CLASS Frrst row Mr Wrllram Burton Iessre Mae Townsend Esther Hoyt Barbara Smrth L11y Bennrnger Elarne Metzger Janet Hoyenga Ruth Young Frances Schrponr Yvonne Olrver Margorre Cooper Georgla Moseman Mr Casrus Pealer Second row Nancy Coschrna Vrrgrnra Coschrna Alrce Pryor Claudette Van Wre Nancy Guernsey Mane Tryon Nancy Lockrow Ida Bennmger Dawn Teale June Schmrdt Jean Warner Betsy Keyser Thrrd row Henry Castle Charles Hendrrckson Everett Johnson Alexander Lunrewskx John Martrn Theodore Mahler Robert Gage Joe Stoddard Duane Barton Roger Putnam Leland Wrlman Fred Ingram, Eddre Badgley Charles Demetrowrtz by IUNIORS -.1 Frrst row Eddre Badgely Presrdent Vrrgrnra Coschrna Vrce Presrdent Second row Barbara Smrth Secre tary Thrrd row Nancy bockrow Correspondlng Secretary Fourth row Nancy Gurnesy Treasurer Q I ' 0 2 an ,I ,lu as 0 I . Q , , ' wi X, Vx H . 'GW yi QM f Z f , I r Z9 0 QA ,7k--P fa its v at First row: Viola Wainwright, Dorothy Lawyer, Mary Borst, Carol Jones, Avonne Montanye, Betty Puro, Marie Conley, Irene Estenes, Joan Cummings, Emaline Crewell, Helen Holmes, Ada Kemmer. Second row: James Bray, Jo Ann Leonard, Ingrid Clay, Joyce Bryden. Jane Mac - Donald, Dorothy Einsiedle, Mary Lou Grant, Carol Ann Fry, Richard Bogardus. Third row: Mr. Rowley, Advisor, Duncan Bellinger, Kenyon Miers, Dick Fain, - Denver Lee, Henry Wilms, Robert Payne, Charles Hotaling, Keith Wood. tg yifiaffwex First row: Alice Moseman, Janet Easton, Carol Grippen,Mary Lou Thomas, Helen Pryor, Sally DuMond, Ethel Glade, Rita Seuling, Margaret Young, Betty Becker, Phyllis Kilmer. Second row: Stanley Hover, Jack Furman, Rose Marie Stark, Pat Mamrosh, Betty Vroman, Jeanne Hotaling, Verta Bruyette, Joey Bray, Mr. Rowley, Advisor. Third row: Joe Sippio, Alfred Scrivo, Robert Pethick, Arthur Williams, Steven Sturm, Philip Ierge, George Sidney, Elwyn Becker. Ethel Glade --------- - - Corres. Secretary Robert Pethick - - - - Vice President Jack Furman - - ---- President Jo Ann Leanord - - - - -Treasurer Ingrid Clay - - - - - Secretary if exffffzefz fs Freshman First row: Mary Kodra, Beverly Johnson, Betty Kodra, Joan Estenes, Elaine Doman, Glenda Grantier, Gail Lewis, Kay Bellinger, Marlene Barber, Catherine Hofmann, Dorothy Hoosier Second row: Antonia Luniewski, Mary Andrew, Doris Castle, Elsbeth Gerun, Leah Bender, Judith l-ladsell, Carolyn Guernsey, Janet Barton, Nola Hasting, Debrah Jurge, Advisor Miss Kittell, Third row: Richard Chatterton, Ronald Deffer, John Keyser, Roy Kelley, Fred Lauterback, Robert Grant, Edrick Bruyette, William Hollander. First row: Richard Chatterton - - - - President Second row: Ronald Deffer - - - - Vice President Jean Pettys ---- - - - Secretary Charles Stoddard ----- - - - - -Treasurer l First row Betty Schell Jeanne Petrus carol Metzger Naomi Zimmer Engnda Vancans Ethyl Maynard Phyllis Zeh Patricia Schrponi Mary Myer Shirley Manz Second row Mr Tripp Raymond Scales Charles Stoddard Peter Wackman Richard Mattrce John Pollock Danny Strffler Darryl Tree Robert Basha Gary Maryea ew gm B gebffbfz l Ioan Brammer - - - President fabsentj Carol Scranton ---- Vice President Thomas Rivers ------- Secretary John Sidney --------- Treasurer .Ji Fxrst row Mama Vanderlriart Betsy Lockrow Carol Barber Jean Ann Zeh Carol Scranton Lorrarne TIIUS Judy Brown Lucy LaMont Mary Yodu Juamta Eastman Advxsor Mxss Horan Second row Floyd Slater Lorenz Seulrng Fredrrck Maynard Allan Becker Gene Sehck Alvmzo W11son Jerald Jacquay Robert Reed Lawerence Conley John Srdney Thrrd row Peter Mann Robert Bradt Arthur Cummrngs Everett Palmer Bernard Cooper Lawrence Young Tommy Rrvers Frank Masterson George Van Dyke , J -. J , x 'f gl I Ted' , kgfg A I I : I I I I I I I I I l ' I I I I I I I I I I : I I I I I I l I 0 I Sly!!! Q 42 cgecfzbfz N 7 ,, ,if , dz P B1ll Vander Harr Vrce Presldenr Beverly Brown Treasurer Norma Srdney Vrce Presrdenr Earl Srrfflear Secrerarv F1rst row Patrrcla Kemmer lsecla Dramond Margaret Sroddard Erleen Rozner Shrrlev Grrtzback Nancx O Brren Barbara Lavwer Dororhx LaP1anr Carol-,n Stern Lrnda Lockrow JanerS1dney Janet Osrrander Second row Ivan Becker Berrv Shepard Howard Munck Robert Young Norma Sldney Gretchen Pohl Beverlx Brown Charles H1rsr Robert 5Cll1l1Cl' Earl Sufflear John Gurr Advrsor Nlrss Parker Thlrd row Davld Wrllrams Donald Chaprn Thomas Schxponr Wallace Whlte Wrllram Vanderl-lart Rrchard Becker Fred Bank Edward Snoad Harrx Mrers Absent Harold George Loretta Benson f . , ff? . V 'vs f ' . . V f Q Xxx IA v 6 ' V , 7 X - l -4 5 l U V ' I I I I , I V ' ' V V V V ' ' - 4 I , l , I I I I . 7 n , l V V 'u I .I V I ' I l I I l . 2 v v I r l I I I ,V 0 : I 497 van!! g 522 Lgldflbil I Left to Rrght Garl Furman, Sharr Ann Zeh, Donna Snyder, Roberta Ruland H Ed1thKemmer Garl Furman Patrrca Barger Elsre Bender Lorrarne Lawyer Betty Dearstyne Second row M1ssDurey Imer Barton Gerald Vanderl-Iart Donald Hoyt Ojars Jurjans Bruce Garge Alton Benson George Bennrnger Fredrrck Wrlmes Bobby Prerce John Becker Allan Sufflear Thrrd row Rudy Stern Gordon Fry Jams Lrpacrs Bobby VanDyke Roy Borst Tommy Wyman Ar1e1Gordon Donald Freeman W, . K, r z K X at lr , , I First row: Doris Diamond, Shari Ann Zeh, Donna Snyder, Roberta Ruland, Helen Keyser, Grace Melise, tgezfefzfff g 122 Lgecfzbfz 7 7 Merrill Tillison ------- Treasurer Donald Birch --------- President Howard Skinner ----- Vice President Qu First row Joyce Dietz Carolyn Adams Alberta Relx ea Vicky Doman Ruth Hovenga Mildred Shager Ed Kuslesa Robert Chapman Fred Parslow Howard Skinner Buddy Tillrson Floyd Mann Miss Bennett Advisor Third row Dale Peck Philip Schuyler Linda Dittmar Edna Lawyer Zelmar Avens Mary Rose Rose Lawyer Dow Buch Albert Zenger Douglas Schrom , . 1 I l X Marion Stifflear, Betty Lou Sherman, Betty Birch, Ethel Holt, Second row: Lyle MacNulty. Juris Vancans a. 5 First row: Edwin Kintz, Bernice Schell, Ilene Bellinger, Doris Mclean, Rita Mann, Amelia Wainwright, Nancy Mulbury, Joan Brown, Harriet Lawyer, Lois Fero, Madeline Wilson, Jeanette Relyea, Michael Spect, Second row: Walter Van Dyke Robert Sellick, Frank Westfall, Harold Barbic, Beverly Brown, Sandra Lown, Martha Lawyer, Betty Barber, Maxine Back, Wayne Vroman, Clayton Willmang Teacher, Mr. Baker, Third row: Roger Brown, Clyde Downes, James Dailey, Lynn Manz, Leonard Zeh, Bruce Deffer, Graydon Arnold, Ralph Wood, Donald Young, Clarence Borst, Bruce Mahar, Donald Willman, Missing from picture: Ronald Spaulding, Stuart Oliver, Ronald Brown, James Polak, To prepare the students for better highschool life, the six graders have a different subject each period and pass between the two sixth grade rooms, Their subjects include general science, spelling and social studies. tg' fi fmczfe First row: Eddid Manchester, Donald Mulberry, Neil Eastman, Richard Polgreen, Warren Thornton, Second row: Doris Bender, Alvina Lyburazy, Elizabeth Pierce, Patricia Lawyer, Yvonne Terrell, Shirley Shafer, Elizabeth Borst, Barrilyn Easton, Marta Wimple Margaret McNulty, Alice Schwatka, Shirley Mattice, Sandra Mamrosh, Third row: Shirley Darling, Henry Robinson, David Glass, Sheldon Schmidt, Willa Mae Young, Joyce Teller, Florence Barger, Lois Goslen, Pauline Sellick, Arthur LaPlant, Orson Lamont, Clarence Kelly, Freddy Benninger, John Wilbur, K. First row: Freddie Nicholson, Stephen Darley, Barbara Diamond, Carol Weisinger, Arthur Vanderllart, Kenneth Rivenburgh, Donald Saddletnire, Lois Barger, Sarah Specht. Second row: Charleen Diamond, Paul Diamond, Richard Sellick, Helen Sidney. Third row: Gerald Enlow, Jane Rowe, Donald Howard, Jr. , John Mulbury, Miss Funck, Patricia von Linden, Judith Loveys, Camille Guernsey, David Kennedy. Fourth row: Sally Lockrow, Winston Wrobel, Ronald Bender, Roger Palmatier, Larmons Avens, Evelyn Bouck, Arthur Crewell, Mary Ann Moser. First row: Nancy Grantier, Dorothy Young, Linda Baker, AnnCummings, Wendell Wood, William Bentley, Jeffrey Livingston, Larry Sellick. Second row: Carol Wise, Madelyn Coons, David Lal-'lant, George Lawton, James McCaskill, Frank Baldwin, Frank Kulesa, William Kennedy, Sonja Fancher, Fvlarga Lipacis. Third row: Mrs. Pealer, Pauline Diamond, Albert Boone, Ronald Rolfe, Donna Dietz, Victor Bartholemew, Dean Pethick, Patricia Rivenburgh, Evelyn Willsey. We, of the fifth grade, learn to adapt ourselves to a higher level of learning, such as fractions, division, geography of the world, and the finer forms of literature, music, and art. 76514 gm fb First row: Phyllis Bender, Elwood Vrooman, Jeanette Parslow, Dianne Robbins, Susan Kintz, Ronald Chase, Alton Diamond, Robert Hoffman, Second row: Jane Rausch, Joan Roy, Alan Gaige, Barbara Trayhan, Perry Kane, Alan Castle, Juris Iurjans, Leila Skinner, Walter Schager, Kenneth Bartholemew. Third row: Edwin Bain, Thomas Bray, Kenneth Hoyt, Donald Howard, Lawrence Becker, Vivian Young, Patricia Gage, Alice Diamond, Absent: Gordon Grippin, Arlene Given, 45 ' 5 , 49-in JEL T 6, 91. ' U Qs ii. l First row: Jeanne Muller, John Glass, Ernest McMurray, David Hollander, Dennis Yanson, Billy Moser. Second row: Linda Barber, Teddy Price, James Lawton, Richard Chapman, Julia La Plant, June Wilhelm, Marlene von Linden, Gerald Young, Richard Colyer, Paul Maynard, Floyd Lamont, Gloria Benson, Third row: Edward Hofmann, Marsha Goslin, Naomi Tillison, Helen Le Ruzic, Charles Keyser, Carolyn Rorick, Ward Durfee, Jackie Wilber, Donna France, Martha Becker, Miss Sullivan. Absent from picture: Andy Warde, Paul Pierce, Dutch Pealer, Herman Ortgies, James McGrath, Charles Masick, Thomas Foland, Mary Vibbard, Joan Blythe. In the fourth grade the school tries to bring out in the children the field in which he excels and correct the defects in work which he finds Z difficult. The kind of instruction is adjusted to the need as indicated by each child in the group, First row: David Alsip, Linda Reynolds, Peter Enders, Ruey Badgley. Second row: Ronald Oliver, Ramona Miller, Richard Bramer, Paul Praus. Third row: Charles Beacraft, Jeanne Luniewski, Mark Porteus, Judith Harter Fourth row: Phillip Wilsey, James Lawton, Walter Jones, Raymond Vander Hart, Robert Lang. Fifth row: Margaret Bender, Janet Becker. Sara Jane Dailey, Jerry Polak Sixth row: Sheridan Bartz, Leland Coons, Ronald Stark, Susanne Klahr. Seventh row: Gary Van Wie, Nancy Borst, Joyce Conklin, Donald Diamond Eighth row: Richard Ruland, Mrs. Kromer Standing: James Rowley, Vernon Young, David Mc Nulty, Lawrence La Plant. Absent from PiCIllI62 James Gage, May Louise Scranton, William Albrecht. I s ' Q., T . 4 ' Q f 95 f , 5' it f , . 1 ' ' In . ,f V N First row: Aline Barger, Victor Diamond, Deane Kulesa, Jackie Stoddard, Jean Seuling, Colm Kennedy, Helen Barber, Jimmy Keyser, Joanne Williams, Richard Dietz, Ardelle Gordon, Ronald Romanczuk, Second row: Richard Price, Douglas Germond, John Schaffer, Joyce Palmer, Third row: Miss Dyer, Tommy Diamond, Edith Sherman, Peter von Linden, Jeanne Wilhelm, Bruce Palmatier, Shirley Liddle, Donnie Nicholson, Dianne Palacz, Billy Borst, Carolyn Gurr, Fourth row: Juanita Terrell, Peter Abbott, Florence Penk, Billy Claus, Anita Shrederis, Walter Dostie, Anita Posson, Brian Wise, Mary Jane Zeh, Absent from picture: Sally Scranton, Lawrence Wood, C9210 ff Q50 Mrs. Mason First row: Francis Trayham, Joe Polak, Second row: Janis Vancans, Kenneth McGrath, Irene LaPlant, Andrea Dittmar, Third row: Ralene Sellick, Ollene Helson, Gloria Parrotti, Michae1Wilber, Eileen Hirsch, Fourth row: Lance Manchester, Stanley Keyser, Ruth Bender, Sally Pryce, Fifth row: Ann Bent- ley, Zinta Lipaces, Patricea Kennedy, Richard Diamond, Denny Kane, James LaPlant Gail Strong Sixth row Judy Krntz Walter McNulty Charles Terpenrng Mrs Mason Emile Arias Linda Leon Eric Haroldson Richard Cleveland Absent Richard l-leitkamp Larry Crowley Dawne Dietz Gail SS As third graders, we learn many new and interesting things. Our know- ledge is ever incresing in the fields of English and Grammer. This year, we have learned about vowels, consonants and vocabulary. In Arithmetic, we are taught the fundamentals of multiplication and division. In Social Studies, we learn about many different peoples in far away lands, how they look, their ways and customs. First row: Stanley Ostrander, William Vrooman, Carol Mansfield, Beverly Vroman, John De Lapp, Mary Diamond, Carolyn Kennedy Second row: Barbara Blyth, Martha Hoyt, Raymond Lawyer, Leland Pitt, Kay Gregory, Susan Becker, Laudlin Hoyenga, Mary Nicholson, Kenny Coons Third row: Janice Wilhelm, Donna Dresselt, Ethel Loucks, Stephen Masterson, Michael Keyser, Beverly Wainwright, William Alverez, Patricia Dearstyne, John Hoffman, Judy Hallenbeck Absent from. picture: Thomas Przysiecki, Robert Berg, Roger Rorick, Bruce Loveys, Martin Hadsell, Martha Claus, Margaret Le Ruzic, Miss Smith We of the second grade try to develop friendliness and cooperative attitudes among ourselves and friends. First row: Peter Hofmann, Alan Cornwell, Martin Mix, Joseph La Plant, Kenneth Keller, James Chase Second row: Leo Wilber, Carmeta Palmer, Edith Krause, Barbara Vrooman, Thomas Westfall, Charles Weidman Third row: Dallas Snyder, Georgianna Rock, Patty Montayne, Eileen Liddle, Doris Cook, Juanita Ragan, Mary Ellen Pierce, Shirley Lawyer Fourth row: William Baldwin, Roger'Hoyt, Barbara Muller, Bruce Mundy, Mary Mahar, Sandra Smith, Shirley Sturm, Linda Wood Absent from picture: Marilyn Masick, Susan Albrecht, Sylvia Bourdeau. First row: Joseph Blyth, Paul Kennedy, Michael Funk, Charles Lawton, Leland France Second row: Barbara Estenes, Lionel Pitt, Maureen Crowley Seward Foland, John Lester, Nelson Back, James Diamond, Nancy Bender, Rosemary Tillison, Shirley Palmer, Betty Mulbury Third row: Audrey Sellick, Kathleen Orbes, Molly Wahl, Pamela Mann, Richard Meron, Eugene Rivenburgh, Nina Jean Gunnoe, David Tiller, Robert Posson, Richard Willman, Kathleen Gregory, advisor, Miss Phair Absent, Joan Lamont, Carolyn Foland, Barbara Ferry, Edna LaPlant, William Yanson We learn to use the three keys which open up the c f f storehouse of knowledge - - reading, writing, and arithmetic. First row: Irmer Hayes Clyde Parslow, Barbara Price, Martha Kane, Cheryle Saddlemire, Richard Prous, Rose Mary Beacraft, Caroline Goslin. Second row: Chris Wilhelme, Walter Hotaling, Donna Abbott, Dorothy Cook, Roberta Mundy. .loan Kennedy, Harry Pierce, David Trohon. Third row: Advisor McLean, Paul Richards, Gene Roch, Michael Hersch, David Zimmer, Lynn Lockrow, Micheal Hofmann, Robert Liddle. igju' First row: Donald Cleveland, Thomas Mix, Viola Fullington, James Heigle, Frank Ost- rander, William Bender. Second row: Mar- garet Malaspina, Richard Alvarez, Jane Di- amond, Sandra Strong, Audrea Heitkamp, John Lamont, Jeffery Barger, Wallace Pars- low, Third row: Walter Terrell, John Coons, Robert Gasner, Judith Drebitka, John Conley, Genevieve Monroe, Patricia Liddle, Chauncey Wainwright, Absent from picture: Roy Emery, Catherine Diamond, Henry Dursen, Theodore Rorick, Linda Harrington, Ruth Ann Summer, Teacher: Mrs. Gumport. nf-I W -2 First row Tommy Vroman, Henry Mulber ry Carolyn Williams Butch Parslow Jo anne Rowley Second row Emxe Rowe Richie lawyer Sandra Luniewski Joan Conklin Paula Barber Sam Kendle Third IOW Cheryl Henry Billy Beagle Earl Bet Catherine Bouck Howard Borst Alfred Sellick Audrey Mahler Errol Pryce, Jimmy Blyth, Leonora boucks Absent, Terry Westervelt, Janice McGrath, John Alrnecke, Doris Seuling, Advisor, Miss Parrotte. gm! QM? M' :Myer ef: KINDERGARTEN A. M. Mrs. Gallup First row: Patricia Funk, Sarah Hayes, Marvin Joslyn, Ken Orbes, Christopher Sigman,Geraldine Kennedy, Nancy Stoddard, John Warner. Second row: Julia Lipinski, Bradford Lawyer, Doug las Foland, Morton Wimple, William Tripp, Terry Ann Smith, Marsha Gun - noe, Robert Stark, Charles Slater, James Benson, William Schrom, James Kenedy, Margaret Renner, Richard Lang, Barbara Gillespie, James Williams Bruce Liddle. Absent: Ruse11C1apper, Danni, Zicha. Gary Dane iiils KN? S3 'QNX E mi fi? In the Kindergarten: we take part in such activities as drawing, l ' .L s y V1 coloring, building with blocks, and we are mainly concemed in get - X l ting acquainted with our fellow members. K cv KINDERGARTEN P. M. First row: Stanley Hirsch, James Hotaling, Desmond Kennedy, Marlene Strong, Betty Terry, Patricia Pitt, James Parks. Second row: Richard Keith Pitt, William Krause, Evelyn Mickly, Judith Cleveland, Sher - wood Guernsey, Bruce Wilsey, Gerald Schager, David Van Wagner, Ernest Borst, Richard Diamond, Douglas France, Dennis France. efzfazzf 15 zifge 5050 f OLD CENTRAL BRIDGE SCHOOL First row: Ruth Young, Marilyn Wil - kinson, Evonne Armlin, Gloria Marsh, Mrs. Hazel Haskin, Bonita Lott, Philip Ottman, Richard Young, Loren Armlin. Second row: Alice Young, Theresa Ottman. Absent: David Sidney, Debra Sidney, Karen Sidney. First row: Wayne Matice, Peter Roy, Dawn Cater, Terry Jones, Mrs. Bar - ber, Myrna Anderson, Linda Haverly, Elaine Enders. Second row: Howard Cornwell, Barbara Shafer, Shirley Brown, Elaine Coons, Janice Gridley, Sandra Matice, Sharon Clark, Jackie Fosmire, Linda Robbins. Third row:- George Barbic, Dennis Brown, Earn - est Anderson, Ronald Barbic, Henry Specht, Laurence Moister, Kenneth Enlow, Peter Kniskern. YH ' r L..1 First row: Ralph Liddle, Willard La - mont, Albert Relyae, Ruby Schwatka. Second row: David Bender, Emery Hunt, Ioan Schwatka, Kenneth Vander Hart, Ronald Clapper, Edward Will - man, Virginia Liddle, Marie Rock. Third row: Miss Ingersoll, Absent from picture: Russell Sellick. ART ROOM Gordon Fry, Ariel Gordon, Donald Hoyt, Rudy Sturm Bruce Gaige, Grace Meiissi, Janis Lipacis, Robert Pierce, George Benninger, Frederick Wilms, Roy Borst, Imer Barton, Lorraine Lawyer. Driver Ida Benninger Teacher Miss Mary Lynch Back Seat Jeannette Stark, Virginia Coschina, WOODWORKING George Puro, Leland Fanning, Mr, Hayden, Carl Stolzenburg, Richard Carmen. .1 ul CHEMEST RY Standing: Mr, Robinson, Olga Krajynak, June Schmidt, Jeannette Stark, Edward Badgely, Jeanne Warner, Eileen Shaver, Donald Dane, Mary Ann Schiller, , , 5, . , s-Y., .. Y! ,- , , lx, Jin- -afihtfffg .. ., ., S 2 Q ,,.:x- W, - T 'I ' 44, :jg 4 in Ax -1 A 3 A, V412 ,QW . we-ef-ff' B 2, ,.v99,M ',,,y I 3 Q 131 ,. ii, -V aw' ., - .EA 6. ' v 1 2 ll, sw . Q AX i ffm All ww iii f TV- Z ' ii:-.:.-,rf-ANFI -N ,..... ,-gt.- 'i...,1IJ -JI :'S1':::1-'f::.: 1 :gi-'.j:::::,7,f Q 'A:::5g:, : 's..T -' S'----J, -s...:::. .:.gy5:... 'SfIr:::: ' '- ' I ,,,. I, ?. 'S -1 Q Wm-,-W , K Y: .ll QA - v l xx 1 '1 , rf ., , W-, if. .5561 ' ,Q gif' ' ' ,. 'V aff ,- Q ,yy 2 1, ek wi Wixrxf 'Vg' 'WNZJP W gf 'Im f f , I 'Q' n an ,.:,.u ' , . Q ,r ,,+',Le- 13' B I' Wg A nl, 1 3 ., -I X ,'1.--'ff T ,f 'f7 r K . M-ff? . ,Q w 14, iff. ,,, Mg . 1 WY.. A ar A -gun , ig , , A ,,, ,Q I WW cfrzfmfzaffbfz f ffekfzbfzs fbi! A.. Vice President, John Williams, standing: Joe Bray, Nancy First row, seated: Alice Moseman, Nancy Coschina, Virginia Coschina, President, Marilyn Hotaling, Secretary, Avonne Montanye. Second row, Lockrow, Lily Benninger, Jeanne Warner, Janet Hoyenga, Betsy Keyser, Helen Benninger, Olga Kra - jnyak, Alice Pryor, Marie Tryon, Ida Benninger, Betsy Colyer, Nancy Guernsey, Ingrid Clay, Mr. Pealer, Advisor, Third row, standing: Jack Furman, Ted Hotaling, Kenneth Fanning, Robert Gage. Absent from picture: Georgis Moseman, Treasurer. FHA First row: Faye Brand, Marlene Brown, Jeanette Stark, Shirley Schell, Mary Ann Schiller, Helen Pryor, Rose Marie Stark, Patricia Mamrosh, Betty Vroman, Arlene Yoder, Joan Cummings. Second row: Esther Hoyt, Phyllis Zeh, Beverly Johnson, Marie Tryon, Nancy Guernsey, Merilyn Hoagland, Emaline Crewell, Mrs. DeGroff, Advisor. FMP- FHA OFFICERS Left to right: Betty Vroman, Sentinel, Shir - ley Schell, Presidentg Jeanette Stark, Sec - retaryg Rose Marie Stark, Vice President, Arlene Yoder, Treasurer, Mary Ann Schiller, Reporter. Z! afhay LIBRARY CLUB Front row Emahne Crewell Miss Bennett Francis Schaponi Loretta Engle Arlene Yoder Shirley Glade Rosemarie Stark June Schmidt Ire e Estenies Nancy Guernsey Betsy Keyser Qi FUTURE TEACHERS ADM Seated Alice Moseman Mary Ann Schiller Virginia Coschina Arlene Yoder Dawn Teal Mary Lou Grant Standing Nancy Coschina Eileen Shaver Ida Benmnger Ioan Cummings Janet Hoyenga Betsy Keyser O 'fx A 7 N , ff tif ' W t Schell. Back row: Alice Pryor, Glenda Grantier, May Lou Grant, Dawn Teal, Gail Lewis, Ethel FAPM RS OF I y ' f :rt : DIG' ph. -WAY f l ., ge o FFA OFFYCERS Ftrst row Vrce Presxdent Leland Fanntng Prestdent Gene Murphy Reporter R1chardBogardus Second row Treasurer Robert Payne Sentmel Robert Pethrck Secretary Rudy Basha Advtsor Mr Trtpp FFA FUTURE FARMERS OF SCHOHARIE YEARBOOK OF 1952 Ftrst row Rudy Basha Leland Fannrng Gene Murphy Rtchard Bogardus Robert Payne Second row Claton Barber Duncan Bellrnger Arthur Wrlltams George Stdney Elwyn Becker Denver Lee Thtrd row Edward Wengenack Wllllam Hollander Charles Stoddard George Puro Stanley Hoover Fourth row Herman Wtlms John Polack Ted Mahuler Kenneth Conley Mr Trrpp Advtsor F1fth row Carl Stol zenburg Fred Lauterback 'r f X oF '0 2 A ,- X7 The Schoharre Future Farmers had an actrve year 1n 1961 52 At the annual Stats Conwentron rn Malone tn May 1901 Schoharre FFA recelved the fourth stratght Emptre Chapter rattng Thts IS the htghest ratrng wh1ch any Chapter may recerve The many worthwhrle acttvxtxes wh1ch the Chapter car rred on throughout the year earned them thts award Ed Keyser was our second Emprre Farmer 1n our Chapter hrstory ID he sprtng of Wal and Leland Fanntng Ed Wengenack and Gene Murphy recerved thetr State Future Farmer Degree fEmp1re Farmery tn the sprtng of 1952 Thrs IS the h1ghest 1nd1v1dual award whrch any FFA box mav recerve on the mertt basrs rn the State of New York Q'5iiL1 I . : . . l . 1 . ' 3 . ' . : , 1 ' . ' : , 5 ' . . ' . ' : , ' . I . f . : , I I I I . . 1 I I I I l . , - I ' , . a-'.e. L -. - ,ai .ssc ., X , , .1 I r ' 1 6' I L ,g F ' ,f ,.. A' Q' 0 4 K 1 v ' .,rp V ,Wa f'2ff1'.'f'4 ZW. ,Ln , - 10.1 www-fzwxmwfffsfwi ' 4 Mm' LW' K ,. I 'S 'IQ Qt ,Q-49 XLX .new rxxifixa wgacop a - 59060 30 Nm scwonx 'AV' ,Se XP . tl. 6590 65236 109 AWOW 0063 wwe cv?-ggs Kwon' vdcwt 01 Gaza' Wm itxlx ioailv ex B 6 gvi ' X. XJW eXJi0 M W0 Xe ga Tv 6,6909 SNT30 3 gtvldigw E556 QZX S 0066 va '50 shew ' 56461 5, 3609 OWN ailxky 1 1 is U Marlene Majorettes: Shirley Schell, Marlene Brown. First row: Mr. Menz, Robert Pethick, Carol Jones, Richard Fain, Peter Wackman, Bill Hollander, Phyllis Kilmer, Robert Selick. Second row: Jack Furman, Gene Selick, Nancy Lockrow, Avonne rvruuwuy Lynn Manz, Jack Sidney. Third row: William Vander Hart, Richard Becker, Juani Eastman, Sally DuMond, Janet Easton, Faye Brand. Fourth row: Tom Schiponi, N Eastman, Jerry Iacquaway, Merrill Tilson, Wayne Vroman, Richard Vroman. Fifth fl ,, ZW XX i y Schell. loung, Slxthrow: Beverly Brown, Linda Lockrow, Janet BAND FLUTE N ' S50 B5 S - T10 SALELS 5 Cafngqd CIN e APHO 01 fo ay. G . '7-5'l'1D Ng 1763 811 T 311, S - . Fu T YMPA Sijly wlljia Imag- ROM NP . DU177 In Va Bo Du Ofld 'Id RITONQIE ' Pelfe Barttgnfalle, Zghaftf jua . N A vo Wac ' stan, '71 fa 'Yue M ffman Eyye 0171 ' Rlhc Br 811 anye bard F d . am Richard Bogardus, John Becker, Gale Furman, Shirley Mann, Ingrid Clay, Ruth Hoyenga, Charles Hertz, Betty Borst, George Sydney. Seventh row: Donna Synder, Jean Pettys, Jean Ann Zeh, Antonia Luniewski, Beverly Johnson, Edward Badgely. Eighth row: Pat Schiponi, uane 3arton, Ronald Deffer, John Martin, Kenyon Miers. X. 252. : ,QM . 1. H J LN -. Cb ' .. 5. Ai 5 v4 Ng 'F sg F' L 5 mf UA!! SENIOR CHORUS Fnst row Helen Holmes Betty Becker Janet Barton Avonne Montayne Carol Jones Betty Puro Irene Estenes Jessre Mae Townsend Shrrley Manz Avonne Ohver Marge Cooper Phy1l1s Kllmer Second row Janet Easton Ahce Pryor Barbara Smrth Jane McDonald Nola Hasue Helen Pryor Betty Vroman Jean Warner Alrce Moseman Nancy lockrow Lrly Bennrnger Ga1l Lewrs Mrss K1el Thtrd row Francrs Sch1pon1 June Schmrdt Mary Andrews Claudette Van Wre Mane Tryon Ronnre Deffer Thadrus Hotalrng Jack Furman Glenda Grantler Ruth Young Dawn Teale Kay Bellrnger 0 ,J His 9 SENIOR CHORUS F1rst row Betty Kodra Carol Metzger Mary Kodra Shuley Grrtzback Joan Estenes Judy I-ladsell Deberah Jerge Carolyn Guernsey Phyllls Zeh Mary Meyers Jean Pettys Betty Schell Second row Rlchard Chatterton Mary Lou Thomas Jo Ann Leonard Naomr Zrmmer Georgta Moseman Marlene Barber, Dorothy Emserdel Dons Castle Elsbeth Gerum Nancy Coschrna Betsy Keyser Rrchard Bogardus Thrrd row Carol Ann Fry Ingrrd Clay Verda Bruyette Jeanne Hotalxng Betsy Colyer Maulyn Hotaling Janet Hoyenga Arlene Yoder 6' A - B I I I - tw A .. umm 6714671515 First row: Miss Kiel, Juanita Eastman, Carolyn Stein, Alberta Relyea, Beverly Brown, Gretchen Pohl, Grace Melisi, Linda Dittmar, Carolyn Adams, Barbara Lawyer, Dorothy LaPlant, Mama Vanderhart, Doris Diamond, Norma Borst, Second row: Johnny Becker, Floyd Mann, Betty Lou Sherman, Patricia Barger, Ruth Hoyenga, Gale Furman, Linda Lockrow, Jeannanne Zeh, Carol Scranton, Lorraine Sawyer, Elsie Bender, Lucy LaMont, Joyce Deitz, Mary Anna Rose, Jerry Vanderhart, Alan Stiffler. Third row: Robert Chapman, Betsy Lockrow, Lorraine Titus, Betty Dearstyne, Donna Snyder, Roberta Ruland, Peter Mann, Gene Sellick, Thomas Rivers, Necia Diamond, Edna Lawyer, Carole Barber, Judith Brown, Buddy Tillison. FIFTH 8a SIXTH GRADE CHORUS First row: Camille Guernsey, Joyce Teller, Elizabeth Borst, Leila Skinner, David Glass, Henry Gritzback, Michael Specht, David LaPlant, Elwood Vroman, Laurence Becker, Sonja Fancher, Ann Cummings. Second row: Freddie Nicholson, Donald Saddlemire, Linda Baker, Paul Diamond, Arthur Crewell, Henry Robinson, Harriet Lawyer, Martha Lawyer, Rita Mann, Doris McLean, Madelyn Coons, Pauline Deamond. Third row: Patricia Specht, Sandra Mamrosh, Sandra Keller, Lois Goslin, Patsy Mahar, Patti Lawyer, Elizabeth Pierce, Amelia Wainwright, Betty Barber, Ralph Wood, Lynn Manz, Donald Howard. Fourth row: Peggy McNulty, Barilyn Easton,Lois Barger, Helen Sidney, Jane Rowe, Willa Young, Sandra Lawn, Nancy Mulbury, Bemice Schell, Lois Fero, Marion Gage, Beverly Smith. Fifth row: Carol Weisinger, Sarah Specht, Judy Loveys, Shirley Darling, Shirley Shafer, Alice Schwatka, Mary Ann Moser, Susan Kintz, Joan Brown, Dorothy Young, Patsy Rivenburgh, Donna Dietz. Sixthrow: Arthur Vanderhart, Orson Lamont, Clarence Kelly, Florence Barger, Patty VonLinden, Arlene Given, Gerald Enlow, Sally Lock - row, Barbara Trayhan, Jane Rousch, Phyllis Bender, Jeannette Parslow. Seventh row: John Wilber, William Kennedy, Stephen Dailey, James Dailey, Frank Westfall, Alan Gaige, Edwin Kintz. Standing: Miss Kiel, Advisor. I no 0 .O Ax , My Qu, fgaxieflai a My F1rst row kneelrng left to rtght Roy Stoddard Captam Ken Conley Fred Grantter Co Captam John Marun Bob Peth1ck D1ck Vroman Second row Rlchard Becker Manager Ed Badgely Harold De Croff Donald Rrvers Coach Smtth BobGa e Bob Jacquay Ed Wegenack Charles Hendnkson Manager Wild!! Waflszfy Bi ' like mi Ftrst row kneelmg left to rxght Ronald Deffer Denver Lee lack Furman Dxck Chatterton John Keyser Edrlc Bruyette Duncan Belhnger Wally Wh1te Roy Kelley Second row B111 Vander Hart Manager Elwyn Becker Ketth Wood Robert Basha Henrx Wllms Al Scr1vo Joe Brav Charles Demetrowltz Third row Jtmmy Bray Danny Sufflear Charles Stoddard Art W11l1ams Steve Sturm Bob Payne Drck Bogardus Robert Grant F 19 2' 1 IS it Q , 5 I7 5. y 1 'Q I S x M ,A 15 C JJ y f-4-y ' X W f zzsieflzzff Wa My JOHN NLEY O MA R1-,N 'cu C KENSEOY-44 aid Center RIB Xfg -' mf 1 ella! nv 9 9 X vm T' Q , J Z ' 'Hui ul' 11 FRED GRANTIER Left Forward ODDARD DICK VROM A Right Guard im 05243215 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Berry Schell, Ingrid Clay, Gail Lewis, Puro, Rosemarie Stark. SUBSTITUTE CHEERLEADERS Miss Horan, Advisor, Arlene Yoder, Ida Benninger, Georgia Moseman, Helen Pryor, Irene Esrenes, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Lily Benninger, Betsy Keyser, Alice Pryor Jeanne Warner, Marilyn Hotaling, June Schmidt, Shirley Schell, Q -gd S f 5 QQ ' 4 my si. -L JJ, -if t , ,. ,-3, :nw 42 N Kaffe Z f ' 1,1 -'V Q, BASEBALL Srtung Jrmmy Bray Rxchard Bogardas John Keyser Ronald Deffer Joe Bray Danny Strfflear Rrchard Vroman Robert Payne Roy Stoddard George Puro Standrng Harold DeGroff Robert Peter Munck Frednck Grantrer Coach Smrth ,K-r x Q 1 it Jaqueway, Charles Hendrickson, John Williams, Robert Pethick, James Montanye, John Martin N 17 ff' 'J H .- X - If Bobby Payne Quaterback Fust row kneelmg Charles Stoddard Robert Basha Edrlc Bruyette Rxchard Chatterton John Keyser Duncan Bellmger Henry Castle Ronn1e Deffer Second row standmg John Pollrc Henry Wrlms John Marun Robert Pethrck Art W1111ams A1 Scr1vo Robert Gage Robert Qbeffzzff r K E S Robert Pethxck fffef A Halfback I , I X JK, S' 5 4 J h I Payne, Jimmy Bray, Coach Smith, f rf Zh . EL- I lf at ax f In t ' ' Q f ae Lgfd NEWSPAPER STAFF Frrst row Virginia Coschina Betsy Keyser Claudette Van W1e Barbara Smith June Schmidt Marie Tryon Ruth Young Eilene Shaver Georgia Moseman, John Wilhams Betsy Colyer Second row Mr William Burton Nancy Coschina Lily Benn1nger Ingrid Clay Nancy Guernsey Mary Ann Schiller Loretta Engle Shirley Schell Merlyn Hoagland Third row Francis Strong Kay Bellmger, Richard Carman Richard Vroman Donald Rivers Gene Murphy Helen Benmnger Olga Krajnyak Miss Lena Durey LEAGUE PIN BOYS Standing Darryl Tree, Tom Loucks Harold Beacraft Seated Peter Wackman, Peter Munck Elaine Metzger, Ida Benninger, Alice Moseman, Rosemarie Stark, Gail Lewis, Glenda Grantier, ' . , ' . . ' 1 ' . BADGLEY S NEWS 15 wffkzg Left to rrght Barbara Srnrth Jeanne NN arner Vrantrs Shrponr Claudette Val me Jeanette Stark CAPTAIN Barb bmrth TELLER S SERVICE Left to rrght Rox Stoddard Drck Vroman Ilmmy Montanxe Harold De G1-off Don Rrvers Captarn LITTLE WHITE I OUSE Lef to Hgh! Nana Coschrna Sandra Wrlsex Alrce Mosetnan Georg1aN1oserna1 A11cePrx0r Georgra Mosernan Captan HAM GUERNSEY S NURSERY Left ro nghr Caprarn Rosemarre Stark Garl Lewrs Joan Cummrngs Nancy Guernsey Bersy Keyser Absent Betsy Colyer GAGE INSURANCE Left to rrght Ted Horahng Bob Gage, John Marun Roger Putman Charles Stoddard V WOHL S STORE Left to rrght Ken Conley Gerald Haverly Fred Ingram Erleen Shaver Shulev Schell Arlene Yoder Caprarn Erleen Shaver ,f S if l Ted Hotaling, Captain, 6 3' - S ' I afzzfcws Qffafkzkfzzzfzve 4 efefmz Lgfa Perry Burton, Jesse Youngs, Frank Schaeffer. . AL . . 1' A . 23 ' . 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Phone Zfwll Q9anZ..8c1na4ue men's boys' clothing and furnishings 240 State Street Schenectady N Y Phone 4 8114 ax fs YWMQZM7 SPORTING GOODS Complete outfitters for Schools Colleges Teams 334 State Street SCHENECTADY NEW YORI' ARE YOU TRAINED TO ACCEPT A POSITION IN AN OFFICE There 1S a tremendous demand for Secretar1es and Stenographers TRAIN TO BE ABLE TO ACCEPT SUCH A POSITION Apply for catalog jaezfzcek BUSINESS SCHOOL 2.43 State Street Schenectady 5 N Y Approved for Veteran Tra1n1ng Telephone 4 7619 ' NEWS COMICS FEATURES For Every Member of the fam1ly Sfgenecfdfg sAzE-TTE for Over 57 Years Registered by Board of Regents Schenectadyus Leading paper ROLAND V GAGE Cornpllrnents of Insurance TELLER'S Esperance N Y GULF SERVICE BOBPNS Compl1mentS our Fmendly Jewele r COb1eSk111 N Y BoB's SLOANSVILLE STORE Phone 448 Complumenfs of ez Qmanci Norman Olsen Owner Manager MENS SHOP 'schoharle County' and Leadlng Department Store COb19Sk111 N Y Coblesklll New York Best 1n Schohar1e F1rst 1n Quahty Zffi fgcfnegf -FOOD INA AEI-4-ET GROCERIES and MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS YOURIRHA Schohame New York HARDWARE FRIGIDAIRE SPORTS SHOP ZQQQZQ7 ef Zdfeefefc Y ' ' ouf W Weifjma wifi, . if , WILLIAM ZUK Schoharie, N Y. Wines Cordials Liquors Liqueurs Schoharie New York Compliments of MAINB RIDGE TOURIS TS LOY'S STATIONERY INC COBLESKILL, N Y Your Mail Orders Solicited LINPARK CLOTHES Manufacturers and Retailers 222 State Street Schenectady N Y Tel 3-1271 R Mark Manager Complumen+s gfgifmani IC-E CREAM BAP? ESPERANCE N Y PHONE 33 if fzeem 409 State St Schenectady New York 52 o2Z,m5eQf' JE VV-E LERS OpenDa1ly9A M to9P M Wh e you get friendly service' 203 Central Ave Phone 4 7915 Albany 6 N Y CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 1952 From .gcgafgak ze D n-IAIQMACY of Q ' CO. 59 - S1 ' DIAMONDS WATCHES VA, YA' er ' ' ' . TIETBOHL MOTOR SALES Approved Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Servlce Coblesklll New York Coblesk1ll New York For the Best 1n Serv1ce and Petroleum Products See Your Gulf Dealer RICHARDS OIL CO INC DIST Compllments of TOWN and COUNTRY Fabrlc Shop CobIesk1lI New York MOTOR INN GMC Trucks Oldsmob1le Coblesk11l New York M44 DEPT STOFQE Schohane N Y 3354! X74 Greet1ng Cards Schoharle N Y C ongratulauons and Best W1shes to the Class of 1952. M5296 MQW QQZZQ Zaman ffm Compliments of C0mP1imentS of I .6 0 0 C ornphrnents of A P SMITH Jewelry Coblesk1ll N Y THE ELM STORE Fonda Schohame M1ddIeburgh CHARLIE Formerly Charhes Coffee Pot Good Food and All Legal Beverages Sloansv1lle Central Br1dge Road Ph CLOVER STORES The Area's Largest M1sses and Womens Apparel Shop Central Ave Albany N Y SCHOHARIE JEWELRY STORE Clocks and Sllverware Ma1n St Schohar1e N Y PRYOR AND SONS MUSIC STORE Rentals P1anos Repa1rs Acces sor1es New and Used Instruments Ma1n St Schohane N Y Cornphments Wzffjffzafl MOTOR SALES DeSoto Plyrnouth Sales SCTVICC Phone 323 Mlddleburgh, New York Congratulauons 195 2 Graduate s mfffjmff MOTOR REBUILDERS INC Central Br1dge New York I C F ll ' ' uv ' , ' . 40 69 . , . . 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