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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

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We take pride in presenting to you the 1956 Yo-Sko-Ha-Ro, a pictorial re- cord of your life here at S.C.S.. hislary tells lic talr.n . . . of scholastic accomplishments Page 5 .. of musical talents 15 . . . of athletic prowess 21 . . of extracurricular activities 35 ... . . of the march from k to grad. 43 . . of our memories 65 IlEllICA'I'Ill Mr. Stewart To Mrs. Heisig - We the class of 1956 wish to show our sincere appreciation for your leadership, co-operation. and un- derstanding through our four years of high school. We hope to live up to the high standards you have set for us. To Mr. Stewart - We owe much gratitude for your service during our junior and senior years. You have been a great inspiration and your hard, untiring work has been a great help to us. To both of you, for your patience which will guide us to a successful future after graduation - we humbly say Thank You! Page 4 Mrs. Heisig l P-,,,.....--1 1 1 -'Q ow to ua the tack io given P PIII UIPAIX' MES 'AGE In behalf of the Board of Education and Faculty I should like to extend sincere con- gratulations and best wishes for the future to each member of the class of 1956. It is our hope that you will look back upon your school experience at Schoharie Central School as one of the happiest and most rewarding times of your life. One lesson that we hope you have learn- ed well is that you will get out of life exact- ly what you put into it. The years ahead can be even happier and more rewarding if you will always do just a little bit more than your share. Best Wishes! MR, LOVEYS Principal Mr. Spencer Front Row. left to right: tsealedj J. Leslie Rickard. lPresidentb Le Roy Caige, Caryl De Groff Page 6 Second Row: lStandingJ Dr. Leonard Berdan. Sanford Sidney. Paul Young Absent: J. Le Rny Kniskern Speak the speech I pray you . . . Ifurnlwl Stein and ,lohn Curr gr! pointers on spevrh stratfg-t from llr. Slewarl in lfriglislz 12. NORMAN R. STEWART English 11 and 12 Hartwick College-BA. New York State College for Teachers-MA. .QQ 7 . . Thus paragraph explains . . Will: IIIISUY jr:-shrnvn in the lnzrlfground, llflrx. Srliavjfvr gimnv nn fxplanalion of serztwrre din- HVHIIIIIIIH. MRS. ERMA 0. SCHAEFFER e English 8 and 9 V New York State College for Teachers-HA., MA. x X -4 lv gs X 6.1 1 You re next ! ! Did you ever have the feeling that your time was up? Mrs. Quinn poinls a finger at a rather uneagvr Freshman. MRS. MARLENE M. QUINN C. E. 9 and English 10 New York State College for Teachers-RA. E 'GLI 'H J' 1 H Eid A 'NN The shot heard 'round the world . . . Ruvy Barlgley gets some Revolutionary ideas from lllr. Rowley. EDWIN E. ROWLEY C. E. 8 and 10 Colgate- --ILA. Syracuse! NLS. GUIIIA IIE CouIdn't you decide in September? Mr. Portens ix always available' to help slurlvnts rlxoosf' the f'0fl'Pf'f f'0llfSl'S. JOHN R. PORTEUS Guidance Hartwick College--B.A. Columbia University-MA. MATIIEMATIC 'Ay l3'4Xl'V2 XZZZ8 A .llisx Kitlvll vxplains par! of Tuvsday's Algvbra assignment to a rorzfzlxwl junior, Roberta Ruland. LYDIA L. KITTELL Mathematics Nlivhigan' fB.A. Wellesley-Nl.A. UIIMMEIIUIAL Use your pinky . . . Mr. Burton and Crvlrhcnv Pohl discuss keyboard tactics via Ihr' wall 1-hurl. WILLIAM J. BURTON Commerce Rider College-BS. New York Stale College for Teachers-MS. 869663313539 600000230000 Poqe 9 What's the port after Dear Sir? Mr. Van Dfflla has somz' doubt that this would happen in rl-a life as it does in romir'-strips. JAMES F. VAN DETTA Commerce New York Stale College fur Teavliersf--l3.A. and MS. PECIAL BJEUT Do we have to eat this? Miss Williams explains her recipe for a crust everytime. PHYLLIS V. WILLIAMS Hornernaking Russell Sage-B.S. perfect pie Watch the fingers! Some principles of wood working are explained by Mr. Hayden to Alec Rozner, Frank Kulesa, and Ronny Rolfe. THOMAS HAYDEN Industrial Arts Oswego State-B.S. How you gonna keep 'em down on the farm? Mr. Tripp explains some sacred cows of ag. finance as some farmers of the future listen attentively. H. FREDERICK TRIPP Argiculture and Driver Training Cornell-B.S. New York State College for Teachers-M.A. Page 10 A connection is made Vernon Young and Mrs. Parker combine their efforts to start the electrical current flowing. MRS. INEZ M. PARKER Math 8 Science 8-9 New York Slate College for Teachers-B.S. LA GUAGE C Magister docet . . . Mrs. Heisig hammers home some Latinus via the con jugation of today's verb. MRS. MARY E. HEISIG French and Latin New York State College for Teachers-B.A. and M.A. Page 1 I 40- Observe the vat of H2 O . . Peering into the vat as Mr. Robinson directs, Nancy Mulberry and Betty Barber observe the wonders of nature. FRANK L. ROBINSON Science Hartwick-B.A. New York State College for Teachers-M.A. MU IC It takes two to tango . . . ,lim Rowley and Mr. Menz trave-l up and down the scale. DONALD MENZ Music Lessons and Band Eastman School of Music-B.M. ART A moster's brush . . . Janet Sidney gets a look of approval from Mrs. Weinstein after c ll pleting her latest creation. sw Wi W MRS. ESTELLE WEINSTEIP A t Columbia University-Ml-A. lslls Page 12 Sing cheese and hold it! Mrs. Northrup accompanies Donna Snya and Roberta Ruland as they loosen their vocal cords. MRS. VIRGINIA M. NORTHRUP Vocal Music Syracuse University-M. of M.E. LIBRARY Sign on the dotted line . . llixs Jlulll'!'lP4V plares the stamp of authority on sophomore 'llilfr' Spv1'hl's latest reading in- YPVPSI. RUTH B. MARCLEY Library New York State College for Teachers-B.A. Columbia University-M.A. Syracuse University-M.L.S. QQ D C S GYM . We dld our best . . . Mr. Smith, in lhv .soliturlv of his rrtrval. plans strategy for thc' l1l'.Xl4'lN'0lll1l1'l'. WILLIAM SMITH Boys' Gym Ithaca College-B.S. New York State College for Teachers M.S. A horseback ride . . . Carole Barlwr ll't,'t'il'l'S equvstrian lraining from an old rough rider, 'lliss llnjj. .l0'AN HUFF Health and Girls' Gym Russell Sage-B.S. Page 13 Z i 2 u r Ha 80-yflllll CA- I Hear Ya' Knockin, 093601 We Wv'rv in the' Jailhouxe VIUIAJ l1l1'Tn . hy wl H1 l X ' W Q Law Buds Hot Canary HNU K L ' , , -d .5 How Muvh is that 1103310 Ln tht Wm ow Saint Marvlzing Along T0g,,,1,,,, Hard Hvartvrl Hannah Swing I-UW S14'1'f't Chariot Thvy' T :IW Door W ind0W Use . I ui In 'ht x C0111 Q x Rama X v. 'ii f I . , M.- k, ,,..- U Same Old wk Saturday Night L at ifx' N Q A V .. fx A r Q x W kg ,A I LM 'P zlz , , S1101-,,.Y 1 Huff, on , on ,f '5 Mr. Menz E Front Row, left to right: Flutes - M. Cilherli. H. Robinson Second Bow: Sax - J. Eastman, B. Barber, B. Borst Third Row: Trumpets -- B. Tilison, J. Jacqueway, W. Vroman Fourth Row: Percussion -- S. Barton. I. Bellinger, S. Zeh, NI. Wimple Front Row, left to right: C. Furman. P. Cane. M. Gilberti. H. Robinson, B. Loveys, J. Rowley. J. Bramer, J. Teller, L. Fero. Second Row: B. Mahar. I. Romer. B. Mulberry. J. Eastman. B. Barber, B. Borst, D. Cane. P. Enders. D. Howard, S Kearh. D. Sidney. D. Rollins, L. Skinner, S. Mamrosh, C Gurnsey. D. Snyder. J. Zeh Third Row: F. Jones, L. Becker. B. Moser, B. Tilison, J. Jacqueway, W. Vrooman. N. Eastman. W. Jones. J. Becker. K. Hewitt, C. Van Wie, R. Pohlgzreen, R. Sellick, L. Manx, J. Sidney, R. Simpson. B. Shepard, R. Collyer Fourth Row: C. Barber. E. Vrnoman. S. Barton. I. Bellinger. S. Zell. M. Wimple llllll HF!! mmmsfmmwwm .Q U P, ,x.. , .W s Q 2 Page 16 Our band under the able direction of Mr. Donald Menz has again received a 6-A rating at the New York sectionals this year. This is the second time that they have received this highest pos- sible rating according to standards set by the New York State Music Association. Schoharie Central School Band has the distinc- tion of being the only band with this rating in Schoharie County. There are 52 members in the band this year. Twenty-one of these members took part in the County Music Festival at Coble- skill Central School. Gene Sellick, Cale Furman, Lawrence Becker. Elizabeth Borst and Richard Polgreen participated in the state sectionals held at Saratoga this year. Cale Furman has been ac- cepted by audition into the state band which is meeting at Albany. So far this year the band has participated in several parades and in the future plans to play for a number of organizations. Besides striving to maintain their high rating musicwise. the group is also working at becoming a better marching band. The Yearbook Staff wishes to heartily congratulate Mr. lVlenz and the band members for bringing this musical recognition to our school. Front Row, left to right: Flutes - M. Cilberti, H. Robinson Second Row: Sax - J. Eastman, B. Barber, B. Borst Third Row: Trumpets - B. Tilison, J. Jacqueway, W. Vroman Fourth Row: Percussion f- S. Barton, l. Bellinger, S. Zeh. M. Wimple Front Row, left to right: Obeo - J. Rowley Second Row: Clarinets - J. Bramer. J. Teller. L. Fero. L. Skinner. S. Mamrosh. C. Guernsey. D. Snyder, J. Zeb Page 1 7 . f A 4 f X Front Bow, left to rightzi Woodwinds M J Eastman, B. Barber. B. Borst, D. Kane, P. Enders D. Howard Second Bow: Trumpets - B. Tilison. J. Jaque way, W. Vroman. N. Eastman. W. Jones. J Becker I 1 X v IIA UE ltlll Front How, left to right: J. Eastman. B. Barlmer. B. Mahar, E. Rozner. B. Mulhury. ll. Horst. Second Row: R. Colyer, B. Shepard. D. Simpson Third How: N. Eastman. J. Becker. J. Jacqueway, ll. Tilison. li. Sellick Fourth Row: l. liellinger, S. Barton. M. Wimple. F. Jones. ll. Polgreen The Girls' Glee Cluh is an or- ganization consisting of sixteen girls selected from Senior Chorus who'have the most ability and tal- ent of the group. Rehearsals are held every Thurs- day. eighth period. during which the girls prepare for the many musical activities that they parti- cipate in. A Couple of these events are the County Music Festival and Spring Concert. hoth annual affairs. This year the Clee Cluh sang for Veterans' Uay and in our Christmas program. The organiza- tion has also sent two girls, Lois Ritter and Betsy Loclcrow to the Sectional lVlusie Festival at Sara- toga. The Dance Band is a newly formed outfit. with a seemingly bright future. With lf? enthusiastic members, this organization has been practicing regularly Tuesdays and Thursdays. It is expected that soon they will be playing for most of our dances. It seems that all they need now is a good fiddle player 1 and it will he the lnest band in the country. You can lie sure that with lVlr. lVlenz at the head of the organization, it will be a hit just like the regular hand. Front Row. left to right: C. Scranton. J. Branier. H. Keyser. tl. Furman. I.. Fero. J. Teller. M. Wrex. Mrs. Northrup B Second Row: R. Hoyenga. ll. Lockrow, C. Stein. C. Doring. I.. llittmar. ll. Snyder. R. Ruland. G. Pohl ,l .llllllllll Cllllll lmnl limi. If-ft lu right: J. Siwling. J. Klutz. ll. Kulexzi. l. Ilir-vli. ll. NlE'l'lilQ'll. ll. J. llarlwr. N. lluiiklc-. I I , . ,. ever. '. lruu-. l'. lfilfllllll. ll. laimui. Nl. Svruiitvrii. lN. llmsl. ll. llietz. lirst Row: K, Rwwlawvll. Nl. llzillgelnwslxi. 5. Scruiilun. K. llewett, ll. l ranm'v. li. Nluas. N. llzill Nc-wunl limi: J. l'iilmcr. .L llillmur. Nl. Svlirmn. Y. 'l'almumlg0. J. Wliite. l . Penk. li. Terrell. il, Slruiig. ll. Rim Nl. .l. fc-li. lf. X. Fliermuii. li. Pvzilvr. li. llerzilmlwn. ll. llliier. ll. lfuler. R. Dizmioml. A. Sllreilvuii. ll. Nlillvr. N1 lla-vlwr. Nl. lluu-Q lliml lim-: ll. Eiimleis. ll. llryun. J. Willielm. J. llicllvy. li. lfulyer. .l. Sliafler. ll. llullumler. 'l'. l'ri4':-. S. Klulu l. lfmuis. ll. llainlglvy. J. l.lllIlPWNlNl. N. lyilhillll. lf. iliirr. l.. lleyliulih l':urlli How: S. lilurlx. li. lliumoml. ll. 1.6 Ruziv. J. Cunlalin. ll. llviiwii. ll, l'ier1'e. K. He-rringl. ll. l'zilzive'. l' Xiimlviwuii. X. Wimle. W, Jniws. ll. Yun Wie. Xl. mn l.inmlvn. l., Wutwii. l.. llarlver, J. Harler. I., Pulnmn. R Ne-Ilii-lx Sl'. 'll l'l- li-mil liuw. lvl! In right: l.. xXQ'I5lllg.L9l'. X. lt I'l't'Il. J. xxllllillllx Nl. lrllllt'l'llZ iv. l'urnmn. l'. wnl.in1len. X. lawn. Nl Heffrnn. ll. I'-vlil. ll. 'l'ruylmn. l'. Slmlelzml. Mrs. Nurllirup -1-4-ml limi: ll. Mriing. lf. S1'liLllllllll, lf. Pursluw. J. llmlm-r. Y, Il.-wniirli. Nl. llryun. Nl. llulc-Il. ll. lliamuml. ll. l xllt'I'lllilll. ll. Si-he-Il. l . lim-km-II. ll. lfustuii. J. Nluraiiguiie lliinl li ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i H ' ' ms: l. liive-rx 5. N'lmfvr. l. bellirk. li. lluye-nga. ll. lxc-wer. 5. lxinlz. Nl. Ylwwr. Nl. Wimple-. mn. Nl. llzigv. l. llr-llinge-r. J. Teller. Xl. Wrex lmurtli Row: ll. Sinipfnn. ll. Stein. ll. Smith. N. lliumimll. ll. Svllivk, CI. lloringx. ll. l.m'luwm'. li. Rlllilllll. l.. llillnuii ll Snyder. lf. liarlwr. l.. lfvru. H. Nlunn. N. Nliilliury. l'. lVlzllia1'. ll. llnliiiisuil I Calf! Co Hnnu' Lilfv Th i s mr-'Y 'ilvmorif-5 An' Wade of Thix ., . .5111 ,yn Uflfffly-0 cywl' .- uvlm Sonwihm 5 Aifft T Shame' In thc' Fvllrzrw of Srhoharie' High Il' .Sbflym Sy ' '117,. mp, ,, Pr. , x 00171 ' zl Team is 1 a H u fldlf' 10 11, .wx 011, 60 SWAN 0' ei' X vs 5 cllkax e will fight and win the victory Fllll'lllALL llud Tilison Raymond Palmer Dick Becker This is the fifth season of foothall at Schoharie. Uur teams have been improving as time goes by and this year we have heen ahle to have an eleven- man team. The season opened on September the twenty- Dave Class Dick Simpson Cene Sellick llob Schiller sixth with a smashing defeat over Draper 32-0. Only three of the five scheduled games were played. hut these showed that Coach Smith has trained his hops well in gridiron tactics. Throughout the sea- son their hard work and co-operation gave the op- position a grueling fight. Second Row: Coach Smith. J. Class fmanagerl. D. Saddlemire. B, Sellick. M. Specht. R. Gage, P. Diamond. W. Thornton, D. Pethick. T. Rivers. J. Nlarangone. A. Boone. E. Kulesa. W. Schager, E. Kintz. D. Howard. tmanagerl F. Parslow. lmanagerl Mr. Stewart Harry Miers lloli Finni an fd, m9M Cut him in half! in Schoharie Schoharie Schoharie Sclmharie Schoharie Art Crewell FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1055 32 0 Hag! nf' F K PK. -' V s I aa 4. 54 aww - V Q4 - 9 W J Q xv vi, ..-L N v -f v,,,'z, f -F. H 1 , ak' fs ll 5 '34, L 1 ' l-14-.::' f. j.- Bob Patenaude Draper B 6 Guilderland 6 vs. Hunters-Tannersville cancelled by flood at Hudson cancelled by flood 19 Cooperstown 34 Front Row. left to right: D. Glass, G. Sellick. R. Palmer. D. Becker, D. Simpson. H. Miers, B. Schiller. A. Crewell. B. Patenaude. Nl. Tilison. li. Finigan. L. Sellick. P. Kane. F. Kulesa. W. Vroman 3 1 4 me Yflfx ' 4 P Q4 4 91221 9 2+ .2 Front Row. left to right: I . Masterson, B. Shepard, F. Slater A. Becker. ,I. jacqueway. E. Stifflear Second Row: Mr. Murray, Coachg R. Fava. D. Williams. l. Barton. R. Sturm. 0. Jurjans. F. Westfall. R. Chapman. manager Third Row: .l. Wilher. J. Jurjans. F. llenninger. D. Mullmury. H. Skinner. N. Eastman. L. Manz Seated in front - B. Mahar On September l, 1955, 22 candidates turned out for the fall term of educating their feet. Return- ing letter men rounding out their last year of play included Slater, Jacqueway, Stifflear. and Williams. Seniors competing for the first time were Masterson and Becker. lnexperience took its toll on the Blue and White squad. The only favorable outcome was a 4-4 tie with the guardians of the Cilboa reservoir. Highlight of the season was the last game played on a rainsoaked field with Cobleskill. Manz and Barton drove the slippery spheroid into the nets for four points only to have the highly favored Red and White squad win the game in the last seconds five to four Front Row. left to right: S. Slater. lcaptainl Coach Murray. Page 24 R. Chapman 1 manager 5 STRIKES AND SPARKS Front Row. left to right: R. Mann. F. Westfall, V. Wilson, l. llellinger M. Collins ,.l., Front ow. ,. . A. Stifflear. E. Stifflear. ANYTHING GOES ,l. Zeh. Absent: C. Scran- From ROW- lefi I0 Tight? t0n. L. l,ilQn1ar D. Diamond, C. Adams. R. Ruland. F. Parslow ab- STRIKE KINGS R left to rivht' Qent' A. Crewell FROUNDHOCQ F' gl Front Row. left to right Q Kim: B Lockrow C Selllck. P. Diamond J. Teller CUTTERBALLS Front Row. left to right: B. Schiller. D. Sidney, D. T ' Sidney. S. Mamrosh N. G Sidney if TOO POOPED T0 POPS Front Row. left to right: D. Glass. E. Kulesa. L. Fero. P. Mahar, M. Wim- 'le Miss HUFF Page 25 M4, S l J R nl GH It A Front Row, left to right: Woody Vroman, Q . . Don Saddlemire, Kent Dangelowsky, Ricky Kulesa, Ronnie Chase, Jim Rowley, Denny Second Row: Dutch Pealer, Billy Moser. Albert Boone, Don Diamond, Ricky Ruland, John Glass, Bob Lang, Coach Stewart. Perry Kane, Colyer, Frank Yanson. Larry Becker, Ronnie Stark. Front Row: left to right: H. Voege, F. Maynard Second Row: Coach Babbitt. W. Schager, J. Wilbur, D. Canton R Rolfe R Sturm R Brown D. Chapin, O. G Jurjang, B: Schiller, Wreni, P.. Maynard. Page 26 'S J.l. BA'KETBALL Front Row, left to right: F. Westfall, B. Mahar, W. Vroman. E. Kintz. F. Benninger, M. Specht. B. Sellick, Second Row: D. Willman. manager, C. Willman, D. Glass, D. Pethick. L. Manz. W. Thornton. A. Crewell. D. Simpson, E. Kulesa During the 1955-56 basketball season, Coach Murrayls fighting-five gave their opponents some tough competition in all of their games. Even though some of the games werenlt victorious. they were hard fought right through to the end, and lost in good spirit, which showed the good sports- manship of the Junior Varsity. Much deserved credit goes to Coach Murray for the fine training he gave the boys in good sportsmanship and has- ketball tactics. This year a majority of the hoys were new on the team. while a few were from last year's team. Hats off to Coach Murray and his fine ,I-V team. Page 27 Nov Nov Nov Nov. Dec. Dee. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb. Sxatel. Raymond Palmer l'All.'ITl' Ill.'KEl'llALL VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1955-56 Jefferson Draper lluanesburg Berne-Knox Gilboa Richmondville Sharon Springs Cobleskill Middleburg Jefferson Cobleskill Duanesburg Berne-Knox Gilboa llichmondville Johnstown Sharon Springs Middleburg away home away away home away home away away home home home home away home away away home The 1955-56 Varsity basketball squad, as we go to press. has not lived up to the present standards set by previous quintets of Schoharie Central. With the return of only two lettermen plus the fact that some of the most promising material either left school for the service or did not report, left the squad in poor condition. Coach Smith feels that during the second half of the schedule the Schoharie team will improve and will make a good record for itself. At this time the Coach would like to point out that the sportsman- ship displayed both by the students and the team re- ceives favorable comment from all opponents. 'Page 28 Vinnie Wilson Coach Smith 7 SI S . Pike Barton 1?f,. ,I HI rl Bepkpr A 1 Front Row, left In right: Coach Smith. F. Parslnw. manager. Second Row: S. Slater, S. Barton. B. Fava. D. Williams S. Skinner. A. Becker, N. Eastman. D. Becker. V. Wilson. F. Nlastersnn. R. Palmer. QW Front Row. left In right C. llarlmer, R. Mann. P, Finigan. H. Schell MAJUIRETTE Front Row, left to right: J. Teller. l. Ballinger. J. Bramer. M. Wimple, Nl. lfoons, B. Schell Page 30 BA EBALL is Di 51.'fQiS Front Row. left to right: W. Vroman Third Row: Coach Smith. B. Tilison, L. Manz, H. Second Row: W. Vroman. H. Barbic, A. Merklen. Skinner. J. Jacqueway, H. Miers, H. Muncek. C. Willman. E. Kulesa. B. Mahar. B. Fava, B. ll. Patenaude. R. Chapman. ll. Collins. M. Speech! Finnigan. D. Class, J. Pilgrim TRACK Front Row. left to right: D. Glass, 0. Jurjans, F. Parslow, J. Marangone, D. Chatterton. B. Sellick, R. Brown Second Row: D. Saddlemire, A. Castle, D. Williams, R. Palmer. N. Eastman, A. Becker, F. Masterson, C. Frank. Coach Murray Front Row, left to right: C. Scrantnn, J. Bramer, ,l. Zeh, S. Zeh, E. Rozner, D. Dianwml EAI! l'I'Y EA KETEALL CHEERLEADERS .I.E. EA KETEALL EIIEEELEAEEE Front Row. left to right: M. Winlple. M. Gage, S. Kintl, J. Teller. P. Finigan. ll. Schell gg Page 32 5 l sl-:N IORS m. left to ri ht: C. Scranton. N. Dianioml. l'. ., I g A N l'irst w et v ri D Diamonf R Rnlam ow E. Rozner. P. Stoddard Stifflf-al Nl Brvan Second Row S 7eh F Adam A Mos f l'nrman llirls' llaskvlball First Row ll 'lrayham A Wagner H Diamond L Ski ner P Diamond Second Row Youn I v Ullman l' lag' B Mo SOPHOMORES Row. left to right: S. Lown. L. Fero. R. Mann. .l. , r P Finnigan, M. Cage. Second Row: I. Bellinger. ' ah... R. nom. M. wample. P. senick, M. Gilberti Girls ef -W -f.,:'.Q E ha.: Front Row. left to right: S. , , ' Lown, R. Mann, J. Teller, D. Diamond, P. Finigan. Second l Row: P. Sellick, M. Bryan, N. Mulbury, I. Bellinger, M. Stif- W W M Llxk N A flear. Third Row: M. Wimple, M Ag. ' ...f'f-i:i':.:,.z:ij:'!:'31Q' L. Fero, S. Shafer, G. Furman, ......w-1 fi' . ,ml- 'M-.fq 5, , B. Burst, R. Ruland, P. Mahaf. M wfT'L.., ' ' K ' Ji ve A 'ii --l' . ' l ii S. Zeh, Miss Huff. .es . in .. ww, W QW. If . . , ' . r i 4. 4,5 . Y f it M . ' ' i ' G l i -4 'X Q F 4 sl vi L I ' i ' me x N ,, 5 Frunt Row. left to right: R. Mann, B. Diamond, S. Kinlz, J. Teller, P. Stoddard, S. Brown. Second Row: D. Diamond, M. Cilherti, L. Fero, M. Stifflear, I. Bellinger. L. Skinner, S. Zeh, .l. Wilbur. Third Row: M. Wim- ple, E. Rozner, G. Furman, M. Cage. B. Borst, P. Diamond, P. Mahar. Left to right: M. Wimple, A. Moss. C. Barber, M. Cage, R. Mann, J. Teller, L. Bellinger. D. Diamond, L. Skinner. P. Gage. M. Cilberti. C. Furman. P. Ma- har. Girls' Ilorlry ' ' i is Y' if , .4 51? i . .q X ,-1M . , - its . . ,F 1 f r . , U Ski iw L if -3. L ' Qfiffxl. - ,M :TNQ ' as M N N K . if., TK' v. X' 'img' 55, is 1 sf Sim A+ gs! is 5,3 K Q' A , Q 3 1 if ik w 4 -:am ,,,, swf. S Daddy Long Legs Mother Em' ii f 11 g ., b il , .. IIOHPIV 13, Whispf- ring Hopf' 4,0 C' 1 Hound Dog L Two Litfiv Orphans 2 '.:- 'Y-ww Q' W ,VAA ' 5 .M Z i ,Q , A i i i vvrkhk : fam.--, , .- pu.. hz L 2 Time On My Hands 4 ln, Thal'x llw Tronlalf' with Harry D.Vif'H C07UHi I 1' .if R Q Th rf :Hen Upstairs Whefz Johnnie fumes Marchiri' Hom W ffm., ., X .- hh Y, A N.-if ,f 1 v Who AFP We Irish Washvrwnman 1 H--'-M' F-'I-fm 'r1,,.f,.'ll RP Nn Tmnlmns Tonight ,fngegs in ,hp gl,-V . Yi -www .- fd , ' r alze her glory elaine... 5 I . I 1 I L Ll r4 Q ai H' 1 A 'E ff - N 4 ...,- . 4 Wh! ' -1 . ,.. 'es Yll Kll-HA-fill TAFF Never, when we signed to serve on this staff, did we know what we were digging into. All around us. people were asking if our yearbook would be exceptional this year, and we assured them that it would be even more so. We hope that it has lived up to our predictions and that working on it a period a day has not heen a waste of time. Every sixth period, one could find a group- tv' Front Row. left to right: A. Moss, C. Furman. A. Stiffleur. D. Diamond Second Row: M. Stifflear. U. Snyder. D. Rockwell. lf. Adams. R. Ruland. S. Zeh. B. Sherman. Nlr. Stewart Absent: l . .lones in lVlr. Stewart's room-with. faces as red as beets -arguing their hearts out for rights and privileges. Needless to say. their efforts were not in vain. We have deeply enjoyed doing this yearbook for you. We wish that you would cherish it for life. for we are certain we will. Sincerely. THE STAFF Gale Furman EDITORS Allan Stifflear . 19 Q-'- Front Row. left to right: Betsy Lockrow. Gene Sellick. Norma Sidney. Charles Hirst. A'I'lIl AL llll lllt llUIE'I'Y The object of this chapter shall be to create to the chapter must have a scholastic average of an enthusiasm for scholarships, to stimulate a de- 85 PCI' cent. Sire to lender Service to promote worthy lea er All pupils who can rise ln scholarship to or ' . , d l t f h '- . Ship and to enmurage the eve Opmen 0 C arm' above such standard level shall be admitted to can- ter in pupils and S h0ha'le Central School' didacy for election to membership. Their eligibil- M b ll , th, h t h H b b d ity shall then be considered on theirservice, leader- em ers up in is c ap er s a e ase on . u I ship. and character. scholarship. service. leadership. and character. Candidates shall have spent at least one year in The members elected and admitted on March 9, Schoharie Central School. and shall be members 1956 were: Betsy Lockrow, Gene Sellick. Norma of the Senior class. Candidates eligible to election Sidney. Charles Hirst. Page 37 v'h E23! 3 R left to right' .l llramer Vice Presidentg A. Front ow, . . . - -' ' R .k ll, Treasnrerg C. Scranton. Becker. President, L. oc we Secrelaryg Miss Marcley, Advisor ' R. C l , R. Sellick. Second Row: D. Morgan. H. Barber, o yer ll. Sidney. L. Barber, F. Rockwell Third Row: D. Snyder. D. Howard. P. Polgreen. C. Hirst S. Slater. l. Rarton 'lllllll T Cllll CIL The Student Council is always striving to assure the student body of a happy, healthy school life. Many steps have been taken to accomplish this. Through its efforts, a point system has been put into operation whereby a student can gain recog- nition for his participation in school activities. The Council has stationed monitors in the hallways and on the school buses. These monitors aid the school administration in maintaining order. The Student Council sincerely hopes to continue its efforts to carry on the traditions of Schoharie Central School. Student Council Vice-President ,loan Bramer Student Council President Allan Becker W 'I'llllEN'l' CII Il'l' 0llATllIlICAL CII TEST C if C . 5 L X 5 yt r -R' Oratorical Contest Winner Fred Maynard Winner J S , .A.,. ' ,' V .1 ' - . ' ' ml Front Row, left to right, seated: J. Bramer, A. Becker, Chief justice C. Scranton, Clerk Second Row. standing: D. Snyder, S. Slater, C. Hirst, D. Rockwell S. Barton Front Row, left to right: D. Snyder, Fred Jones, third place, R. Hoyen ga, second place, D. Diamond Second Row: S. Zeb, F. Maynard. first place, C. Furman Poqe 39 s Front Row, left to right: W. Bentley. W. Wood. B. Lockrow lSecretaryJ. A. Becker ivice-Presidentl. F. Maynard fPresidentJ, C. Hirst 1Treas- urerl. S. Slater 1Sentinall, J. Mulhury. Mr. Tripp. Second Row: R. Hoffman. U. Lawton, A. Merklen. F. Westfall, A. Castle. E. Stifflear. C. Husche, R. Chase. .l. Livingston. Third Row: R. Wood. D. Luniew- ski. S. Schmidt, D. Collins. R. Sturm. C. Sellick, S. Skinner. F. Wilms. D. Mullmury, D. Williams Front Row. left to right: R. Mann CHistorianl. M. Bryan lSong Lead- erl. D. Diamond llieporterl, R. Ruland lVice Presidentl, D. Snyder ll'ree+identl. P. Sellick lParliamentarianl. L. Skinner lSecretaryl, Miss Williams. Senonrl Row: R. Hoyenca. H. Keyser. M. Hullett. L. Dittmar. M. Collins. Schaffer. B, Smith. S. Lown. P. Cage. S. Darling. N. Grantier. .l. Rowe. J. Roy. H. Diamond. H. Sidney. N. Mullmry Purge 40 Front Row. left to right: L. Becker. .l. Luveys. N. Mullmry. P. Mahar. A. Given T A Semml Huw: Nliss Mallory, P. Von Linden ' ' ' lfront Row. left to right: P Von linden ,I I . J . . .0veys. N. Mullmry. N. Wrex. A. Given Qei-mul Row: Miss Marcley. P. Cage. L. Skinner. J. Dietz. Nl. Bryan Page 41 w B ...agy lfrrrrea' Ruth lluyenga mul orators Carolyn Stein and ,loan llramer pose lwfnrw the Curtin lifrx. llireftorx Pealer llejtj and Stewart lriglztl apply malw- up to flu' allstar fast. IIIRAMATIC An assembly commemorating the lmirllnlays ol George Wasllingtlnii ancl Alnraliarn Lincoln was pre- senlecl lmy the members of the junior and senior class on February lT. 1056. ,loan Brunner revilerl the poem. wllrilrute to Vllasliinglonf' by Eliza Cook and Carolyn Stein rc- cited the inglonfl essay. A Fl'PllCllIIlHIllS Estimate of Wasil- Tliose participating in the play were Fred jones as Lincoln: Marion Stifflear as Martha. the maid in the Lincoln llouscholrlg anrl Bucl Tilison. Bob Young. llutr-li Rockwell. Allan Stifflf-ar. anrl Charlie Hirst as gentlemen of Springfielrl. The amateur cast pose a lineup before the curtain rises. Left to right: Allan Stifflear, Hua' Tilson. Hob Young. Dutch Roelcwell, Charlie Hirst, Fred Jones. ' K 'riilinil f l 4 Q lu s'?i9f iw . egg- M ll Hg 'Az 'Vi l 'xiii ,, N 14,451 EILLEQT A 5 gif 8 ...I W if CENTRAL BRIDGE SCHOOL MRS. MILDRED BARBER Front Row, left to right: R. Spaulding, L. Oksa, A. M. Donaghy, R. Riedel. E. Schaeffer, S. Grantier. E. Carpenter, S. Livingston, P. Tholin. D. Schaeffer. Second Row: J. Plaskov, M. Anderson. L. Haverly. T. Jones, L. Schaeffer. D. Schaeffer, C. Brown, S. Carpenter. Third Row: R. Jones. M. Spaulding. D. Hunt, P. Roy, L. Moore. P. WC Brown. R. Livingston Absent: C. Combs CE TRAL BRIDGE ESPERA UE Front Row, left to right: L. Smith, S. Lettis, R. Hendrick? son, S. Seales. E. Pickett, W. Pickett. M. Schermerhom. C. Conover. Mrs. Montanye. Second Row: A. Rockwell. L. Perue, S. Hebert. C. Scales, M. Dykeman. S. Perue. E. Lettis. T. Aucompough Absent: l.. Cordon, S. Palmer, K. Yuille. F. Aucompaugh Page 44 GRADES 3 AND 4 MRS. PERUE Front Row, left to right: L. Hewett, K. Conover, P. Rock- well, B. Pickett. B. Stanton. S. Shephard. B. Stanton, Mrs Perue. Second Row: T. Young. R. Jorgensen, D. Serafin W. Dunford. W. Cordon. J. Hendrickson. L. La March NI. Agat Absent: R. M. Agat. E. Creede 5 . W ,Y P. ll. liIllllEIlGAIlTEll KINDERGARTEN l'.Nl. Front Row. left to right: Miss Van Woriner. Il. Lawyer. W. llotaling. ll. Knowles. D. Westfall. M. Lamont. .l. lllylh. J. Slater. R. Hayes. K. Moody. H. Felter. R. llianiond. K. Diamond. Nlrs. Gallup. Second Row: ll. Stevens. K. Miller. L. lli3llIOIlKl. C. llrown. H. Parks, R. Funk, ll. Skinner. ll. Mc-Cralh. J. Kuhn. C. llerring. fl. Allen. L. Bouvk. Third How: ll. Slater. ll. Perf rotti. M. llengen. E. Ustrander. ll. Arnold. ff. Wainwright. l'. Zimmer. ll. Roney. K. Sturm. K. Miller. C. Van Voris. R. Cool. KINDERGARTEN A. M. Front Row, left to right: T. Sulem. Jr., M. Karker, B. Hayes J. Adams, R. Bowker, J. Von Linden, C. Karker, ll. Willrer C. Gannon. Mavkey. ll. DeWitt. l . llender. .l. llender. Sev- ond Row: fy. Keyser, Q.. Polals. fi. Wlllier. l.. Willner. L. ff V Layman. A. Baldwin. Nl. Lawyer. L. ffollly. R. Keyser A. ll. KINIIEIGARTEN SPECIAL Front Row. left to right: W. Young, ll. Liddle. Sec- ond Row: J. Wilhelm, D. Snyder, I. Liddle. S. Rich- ards. C. Slater, N. Bender, A. Relyea. J. Kennedy. Third Row: J. Wilhelm. R. Liddle. R. Melurh. Miss Ingersoll. W. Lamont ll. King. Jr.. ll. Vedder. K. lleavh. Third Row: R. Kuleszi 1. lall. J. L. Mature. l'. Luton. l'ourlh Row: l.. Raglan. l . West. ll. Conklin. l . Kennedy. ll. Halloway. .l. Tripp. S. Klahr, M. A. llrady. ll. Llllgltlfll. L. frayhan. I.. Vllx. ll. Becker, . Yi-ooman. W. Sniitli.. L. Faber. K. l'rit'e. l'. Ullman, M. Wes Wfainwriglu. F. llendrivks. lf. Young. ll. Crippin. C. Warner T. Stark. W. Adams. lfiflll Row: Miss Van Worrner. Mrs Gallup l'llitllll Run. la-ll tu right: S, Wzirnvr. ll, Xlill'Nll. R. l.atnunt. E. llmltlell. lr.. ll. l'n-tllivk. ll. xlflllitllllll. R. Slierman. ff. Nlzittive. R. llulclr-r. l'. l'itt. Set-:mtl Row: .l. iuiiwii. ff. lirure. l'. Nluister. .l. lilytll. l.. Rartuw. M. Wamtl. K. Flater. 'l'. Sliuart. Nl. Armlin. 'l'liirrl Row: R. llilttleliat-li. M, Reenl. XX. Elie-tlina. R. l N ne ll llultei ll l uk tfmins. l'l. Kvnnetly. 5, Ilmilt-y. XY. Xlller. .L ,lu s. . 1 '. . .nt -. Mrs. Hazel Haskin. Alisent: L. Diamond. J. Plue Flll 'I' GRADE ll NUARIF KIRAIIR l. RUUM li Front Ruw. left tu right: D. Rosecrans. M. Jesaie. P. Malaspina. N. Wriglit. C. Litltlle. R. Wheeler. R. Stark, ll. Pealer. D. Brown. D. Sehmm. Seeoml her. Third Row: 'l'. Darling. J. llnrie. J. Palmer K. Feuz. L. Zimmer. L. Lange. R. Hanaman. A Senecal. L. Perrntti. Absent: Miss Lyngaral GRADE l ROUM 8 Front Row. left tu right: l,. Van lluren, M. L. Luft, R. l'lmu'k. M. R. lfulantl. IJ. Skinner. S. Lange, l'. Morehouse. C. Lawyer. K. Horst. S. Williams. .l. Kennedy. Sevuml Ruw: ll. Huffman, R. M. Easley. .l. Harnltlsun. Nl. Siginan. D. Keyser. J. Cage. W. li. Wright. R. Wainwriglit. Third Ruw: R. Rarthulu- mew, C. Wilsey. R. Cuernsey. R. Rowrlish, D. Runkle, D. Hirseh. P. Raton. R. Maekey, V. Renson, Mrs. Rohinsnn. Absent: W, Berdan. L. Latnnnt Row: D. Runkle. W. Viele. R. .l. Cnok. R. Hayes. ll Hill. R. Wainwright. K. Lang. P. Litldle, R. Wil- SECOND GRADE MRS. HOTALING Front Row. left to right: W. Lawyer. M. Eaton, R. Reacraft. W. Henry, L. Williams. W. Pierve. R. Grippen. li. Fonda, C. Teale. P. Fetter. H. Trayhan. Sevond Row: S. Moss. S. Smith. V. Kintz. R. Countryman. T. Kennedy. D. Armlin. B. Baldwin. C. Manaloff. Y. Yanson. Durie. E. Arrnlin, l.. Svhrom. Third Row: M. Roseerans. J. Brown. S. Myers. C. Engle. M. Luft. ll. Barnes. H. Rivkard. M. Shrederis. G. Bender. J. Haroldson. B. Foland E00 II GRADE SECOND GRADE MRS. CARMICHAEL Front Row. left to right: P. Westfall, S. Keays. K. Brady. P. Stevens, R. Mattice. J. Williams, N. Pitt W. Parks. M. Funk. G. Osterman, F. Diamond. Sec- ond Row: H. Boss. L. Gathen. S. Lawyer. R. Ragan R. Westfall, D. Miller. D. Hodder. J. Warner, N. Bruce. Third Row: N. Vass, G. Anthony, L. Hostie, B. Hayes. M. Luft. D. Armlin. H. Rarlter, J. Sitzer, W. Reylea. K. Jacobs, W. Palmatier. Ahsent: K. Brown. C. A. Moody . ' t SECOND GRADE MRS. ICLHANOR ERNST Front Row. left to right: S. Bray. N. VanSise J lliireilieson T Cooper J Vase V fan L. Rodmann, J. Wilholm, R. Cornwell. C. Senetialf ll: Relyai Dj Hfley Seclmci Rulvlf. llgenvllx W. Snyder. M. Ryan. J. Sumner. B. Schweigard. L. Harter, I.. Willrer, J. Liddle. Pirzysierrki D. Willmer. M. Weisinger. R. Guernsey. Third Row: R. Kennedy, D. DeWitt, W. llever, D. lleach J, Horst. R. Loden. H. St-honevker. D. VanSteele, l . Lawyer, R. Stalker. L. Sitzer. Absent: l. Funck Diff iii - 'l'HIRIlt1RAlJlC HRS. MIIIER Ifrnnl Row. left to right: IJ. Tray- hun. J. Furry. M. Bnuvk. S. Hayes. Ii. Rose. S. Nlasterson. F. Lidtlle. G. Yass, P. Funk. R. Menz. Ser-ond Row: S. llavanaugh. ID. Pnrteus, 5. IIen4Ier. M. Zimmer. 'I'. Ilangelow- sky. L. Sidney. I.. Rivhards. W. Hoessle. I.. Wilsey. C. Willver. J. Keyser. Third Row: A. Rmnanvzuk. Il. Hayes. M. Vrotnan. P. Snare. P. Ilelnrilku. W. Truax. Il. Rickard, II. Bender. R. Iliamontl. 0. Ilrutre. Mrs. Miller 153 I wi THIRD GRADE MRS. SCIINEIIJER Frnnt Row. left to right: IJ. llruner. W. llianumd. H. Funk. J. A. Shedina. K. Myers. F. Wood. K Sadtlleniire. J. Lawyer. I.. Pierce. Ii. Iioone Set-und Huw: H. 'I nn. R. Svhoene. A. Burst. M Salerno, M. Luneiwski. H. Wright. J. Ilensun. W Martin. IJ. Van Iletta. James Nlix. Thirml Row P. Wainwright. S. Cidley. II. Jessie. A. Allxrerhl IJ. Sturm. NI. XIZIIIIYOSII. S. Mattive. J. Illyth Ii. Keyser TDIRD DRADD fits' I r 'J s FD RTD DRADD I UIIR'I'H GRADE MRS. ClIJl,.EY Front Row. Ieft to right: S. Sch- wartz. J. Parks. C. Ilnstie. C. Pars- luw. H. fllapper. J. Warner. J. Ilntal- ing. N. Penk, N. Stoddard. J. Ilrady. Secoml Row: J. Williams, I. Hayes, II. Pitt. S. Lape. M. Strung, M. Vass. I.. Arrnlin. W. Krause. M. Winiple. R. lleavraft. J. Javolxs. Third Row: E. Rnwe. C. Hanantan. G. Svhager. S. Guernsey. IR. Wilsey. I.. Harring- tun. J. Mvflonnell. R. Young. J. Herring. Ii. Iinrst. R. Lawyer. ID. Franve THIRD GRADE - MRS. WARDE nt Row. left lo right: S. Keyser, W. Mc lh. C. Mackey. E. Cook. .I. Polak. A. McNul- M. Liddle. l . Davis ond Row: C. Hofmann. D. Svltrom, R. Wood, Honey. K. Westfall. C. llnrton rd Row: H. Kulm. G. Viele. l'. Pill. C. Alescio. Pit-rve. R. l'oll1i4'k GRADE l CR-Xllli lfllllll MISS llllllli lfront liow. llfl lo rigltl: K. Slglllilll. l'. Noting. ll. Lawyer. .l. lfoland. li. Wilhelm. H. lung. lf. fitlllllllylllilll. l' Ril'll2il'tlS. D. l r'aln'e. R. Shepltard. ll Wilkinson. 'l'. llewill. Sevond Row: .l, llenson, S, Lrmigwski .l. llilftllxll. ll. Tripp. l'. Ullman. l.. llemnn-rs. D. CZITPT. ll. Baldwin. D Kenm-dy. D. Nlurpltv. D. Cornwell 'l'l1ird Row: ll. l.iddle. V. Dolxliin. 'l' Smith. .l. lionlxlin. li. .-Krmlin. D. Yiivlta C. l.ttp1-. M. illllllllifk ll. Stark. W Terrell. lf. l'ttr-low. S. llirsvlt GRADE I ,X Jr., wel THIRD GRADE V MHS. SCRANTDN Front Row, lefl to right: U. Kennedy. R. Barlow. M. Hayes. E. Mezorack. l . Jacobs. 5. France. P. l.a lluziv. M. Van Steele. C. Osterman. Second Row: ,l. Funk. A. Parrolti. M. Champlin, M. Fry. .l. Oltenot. V. LeRoy. L. Breckenridge. .l. lfoland. N. Ward. W. Eaton. D. Haverly. Third Row: N. Moses. W. Anlltony, l Adams. K. Young. D. Vlavkey. lf. West fall. l'. Svhrilrner. l.. Healey. .l. Willy Fl. Reed. Niro. Svranlon. Ysid JJ di Page 49 FIFTH GRADE - MRS. LASHWAY Front Row, left to right: J. Rowley, C. Williams, C. Kennedy, M. Malaspina, D Cook, J. Lamount, G. Jacobs. T. Mix. H. Cornwell, F. Ostrander, R. Praus, D Trayhan, Mrs. Lashwuy Second Row: L. A. Hendrickson, P. Barber, P. Cerum, M. Hirsch, T. Przysiecki, J. Diamond, P. Hiley, J. Conley, P. Rozner, J. McGrath, P. Kniskern Third Row: L. Wood, M. LeRuzic, J. Aernecke, C. Fancher, A. Young, C. Ter- pening. M. Mahar. A. Mahler, L. Feuz, M. B. Dunford, E. Berg. C. Houck GRADE 5 -- MRS. l'lflAl.ER Front Row. left to right: D. Abbott. K. Spauld ing. C. Henry. L. Louvlcs. lf. Cilberli. .l. Viele R. Willman. Nl. Holman. T. Martin. W. Kuhn A. Tabor. Mrs. Pealer Sevond Row: D. Seuling. A. llruber. K. Sidney Wilber. T. Vroman. R. La Mart-h 1' Third Row: R. Finnigan. T. Rorirk. J. Einsiedel S. Sturm. B. Miller, J. Blyth. S. Palmer. ll. Moss C. Scales. C. Wainwright. C. Weidman FIFTH GRADE - MRS. KILMER Front Row. left to right: C. Marsh, lVl. Hayes. l. Robbins, W. Vroman. T. Westervelt, D. Miller S. A. Hodge. E. Entlere. C. Saddlemire. R. Seal aro, H. Pierre. W. Yanson. Mrs. Kilmer Second Row: C. Schrom. R. A. Sumner. .l. Fos mire. J. Fulgoni, B. Blyth. P. Cordon, J. Kennedy R. Lawyer. J. Chase. M. Kane. S. Strong Third Row: J. Jones, C. Palmer. A. Sellirk, ll Wagner. R. Berg. L. Lockrow, D. Zimmer. l. Hoyenga. H. Burst, J. Drebitko, J. Lamont Page 50 ll. Prire. J. Hayes. li. Shafer. H. Mulbury. l. SIXTH GRADE --V MRS. RICKARD Front Row. left to right: C. Williatiis, R. Herring. M. Funk. K. Koons, M. Willler, R. Dietz. M. Mix. I.. Pitt. P. Nagyllazi. Mrs. Rickard Second Row: E. Spaulding. IJ. Ilresselt. I., Robertson, J. Conover, P. Mann, C. ITIIIIISIIPIII. II, Cook, M. Hoyt. C. Ilarlniv. Tliirtl Row: S. Ilevkvr. E. I.UlI1'Iii. A. Conlon. S. Pryve. W. McNulty. I.. Wood, L. I.own. Il. Almlmott. S. 'Nlastffrson IXTII GIIAIIII SIXTII GRAIJIC MISS AMES I ront Row. left to right: E. Kraus. K. Keller. ID. Grasso. J. Diamond. P. Gruber, D. Schrom. B. Vrooman. NI. Claus. Miss Ames Sevond Row: S. Iiourdeau. N. Cunnoe. R. Baehr R. Hoffman. C. Foland. T. Svhermierhorn. P Hofmann. P. Montayne Tllinl Row: A. Cornwell. S. Allmrecllt. K. Gregory D. Gerinond. I'. Deurstyne. L. France, A. Sellick. II. Martin Alvsentz V. Diamond. R. Diamond, S. Keyser MRS. KROMER - SIXTH GRADE Front Row, left to rightg N. Iiach. R. Young. II. Vrooman. M. Yuille. .I. Stotlclarml. II. Estenes. M. Wilkinson. II. Vedder. T. Wrlstfall. C. Lawton. Mrs. Krotner Svvontl Row: R. Posson. T. Conlon. II. Imweys I Pitt 'I' Pol-'rec-n K Cerworv. li. Hoessle. NI. E. Pierce. S. Ostrznnlvr Tllirtl Row: .I. Ilugan. NI. Wahl. II. Mulliury. II. Rilflilll. II. Wainwright. II. Wohlke. NI. Keyser. IW. Iloring. P. KPIIIIFIIA. S. Ilryun Pnqef- 51 Hy 91,14 'EEE 'EH EEAEE tlttirvrs Front Row. left to right: Christine Merklen. 'llreasurerg Dawn Dietz. Vive-Presidentg Brian Wise, President. Karen Rockwell. Secretary 4 t Page 52 SEVEN'l'l'l CRADH BOYS Front How. left to right: Mr. Murray. R. Ron vzuk. J. Svolaro. D, Cater. J. Polak. D. Hollan K. Mf'Cralh. R. Dliver. .l. Cage. H. Spevht. llalmlrit Second Row: E. Hoffman. .l. Polak. H. Hof-kv J. Keyser. R. Price. R. Cillierti. C. Kennedy Fletvher. ll. Henson. P. Svhroevk. M. Desnu F. Tryham Third Row: li. Cernm. J. Svliaeffer. ll. Polgri P. vonI.inden. H. Palmalier. J. Lawyer. li. W E. Haroldson. W. Claus. T. Diamond Fourth Row: T. Foland. WL Doslie. W. lla W. Jones. C. Van Wie. K. FI'i1IIl'llEl'. P. Wilsey Youngs. H. Hanaman. D. Kane. D. lleffron I SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Front Row. left to right: Miss Durey, ll. Parslow, C. Moss. N. Runkle. K. Rockwell. A. Dittmar. M. Zeh. J. Williams. A. Bentley. H. Barber Second Row: J. Kintz. .l. Hilp. K. Hewitt. J. Seuling. D. Dietz. P. Kennedy. M. Dangelowsky. D. Kulesa. C. Merkelen E. Hirsch. S. Svranton Third Row: C. Fletcher. J. Terrell. J. Pal- mer. C. Strong. M. Svhrom. S. Liddle. R Bender. F. Pcnk. E. Sherman. C. Ritter. C. Parrotti Fourth Row: V. Tallmadge. S. Clark. R. Sellick. D. Young. B. Pierre. D. Palacz. K Herring. A. Shrederis. J. Conklin. A. Pos- son R. Bryan, C. Curr EllLll'l'll UR.-KDE BON S un! Ruw. lvl! In right: Nlr. 'l'ripp. ll. Xansun, Ruwlvv. NN. Snr:-Iliurst. .l. Kawlun. 'l'. I ive, ll. Wrex. l'. l'ier'cv. l. lfnders. C. :ale-r. l.. Rnlnerlson runml Ruw: R. llnrlniv. l'. llruus. R. Conover. llnletl. ll. NlviNnlf'y. W. Moser. K. Dange- wsky. lf. .-Xmlemm. N. Czitlic-n. R. Chapman. Collier iiril Row: ll. Nluynarxl. ,l. Nlvllraili. J. Class. lleavraft. l . l.uN'loin. M. Purleus. R. Lang. . Kupvheni. Y. Ytlllllgl. R. Braim-r. A. Warile murtli Row: W. .-Kllmriglil. 'l'. llary. H. Urtgies. 'l'lmn1psnn. Il. lliaixwml. R. Stark. R. Ru- nrl. W. Vzlnllyke EICHTH GRADE GIRLS Jnt Row. left to right: Mrs. Quinn,- .l. rler, L. Reynolds, R. Baclgley, J. Ellf-rl, U. alive. M. lleniler. V. Smith. Miss Kiltell ronil Row: S. llruwn. P. Fislier. l'. lioucli. Scranton. J. While. NI. llevker, N. Hors! iril Row: ,l. Cialley. E. Cuons. S, Clair. R. ller, l.. llzlrlner. ll. l.e-Ruxiv. .l. Luniewski. Hayes. .l. Wilbur urlli Row: .l. Wilhelm. C. llianionml. J. ylll. C. livnsnn. Nl, Yun l,in1len. l.. Watsun. Warner. l.. Putman. Nl. Herring. C. Talhen Page 53 EIGHTH GRADE llllirvrs Front Row, left to right: Ruey Badgley ksev- retaryl, Andy Ward lpresidentl, Linda Barber fhomeroom chairmanl, Jimmy Rowley ltreas- urerl, absent: Ricky Colyer lvice-president? , ' lfrunt Huw. left to right: ll. K, i 1 v Illilllllllltl. W. Svliagvr. Il. Sill- A ' ney. R. SPIIIVIQ. I . Kulesa. I.. 0 ' K4 I - .LW 9 Skinner. .I. IIGIISHII. Miss Mall- W, Y 'W - 4' , If-ry f. I in . Sevfnul How: S. KinlA. .I. is A ix Iurjans. NI. Moser. Y. Ritter. 'I' Uttlnun IJ Ilif-lv P Ilia- IIIUFHI. Il. Miles, V. lining. S, , W l '- -Q....f.4'x i S . 1 FRE 'HME I llllirvrs l'mnl Huw. Iell In right: P. llianmnml. oincromn Chairman: I.. Ilvvlier. prssizlentz 5. Kinll. IImn'rnum IIIIUITIIIUIIQ M. Nluser. L'1'l't IlllyZ Y. Mining. IIPITEIQIITPI' fur Ronin Page 54 x 1 ki' SIICVIII 'llhirml Row: A. Cziige. W. Sl'IlliglE'l'. A. Civens. V. llartll- ulnniew. ll. Pelliivk. P. Caigfl. ll. Kc-mielly. ll. lluwzml. C. Luwlun wig lfronl Huw. left In FILCIIII Mr. Rnwlc-y. ll. Sumlmllf-lnire. I.. Sellivk. ll. Sidney. Ii. Chasez Y. Terrell. I., Svoll. ,I. Living- stnn. Lmeys. W. WHNNI. .I. Nlullmury. If.. Parslow Sevoml Row: C. Ilowns, I'. Kane. IJ. Robbins, C. Wisv. P. Snare. I. Williams. ll. Tfayllilll. V. IIBVCIIIICII, A. Wagner. P. Bender, Il. Young Third Row: K. jorgensun. IC. Wilscy. N. Craniier. ,I.,Ruy. H, Sidney. ,I. Rowe. P. von NI. Heffrun zner, Ii. Iiulfe. A. Boone. S Imvkrow. IJ. W i I I m a n. I. Becker. D. Cage. A. Castle Linden. K. Cordon, S. Fan- cher, M. Cuons, C. Wiesinger. Fourth Huw: C. Guernsey, IJ. Howard. S. IVIillllI'USIl, J. Ma- rangmne. P. Iliamund, A. Rn- NIH. I'l'1,-Xl.ER SUl'llUNlURl'1 lfrmxt lluw. left tu right: 5. Hurling. A, Wainwrigrht. Nlullmry. l'. Spa-vltt. P. Nlztlmr It ll'trl1f'r F Pie-ree ll Fw!- mt. Nl. Wil-nn. Nlr. l'c-zllvr St-vmul Rum: W. Ynnngr. lf. Kintz. ll.WSc-llivk. NH. .-Rnlvin sun. l.. xxllllllilll, l'. XX wtfall Y ,l. loluk. NI. llillrerti. l. Bell- nngel' 'l'lxirtl Huw: .-K. Xlerklrn. R Silnpsnn. S. Svlnnitlt. l.. felt ll. llrilzluuk. N. lillhllttilll. R Pulgreell. K.. lu-lly. lu. lxnlwa .l. Willwr MRS. SlfllAEl FEH SUIWIUMUHE lfront Row. left to right: R Spaulding. P. Sc-llick. 5 Lnwn. Ii. Hurst. P. Settles. Il Smith. R. Munn. Mrs. Schaef fer Second How: ll. Schell. ,I Teller, M. llulett. M. Cage M. Winlple. l . llenninger. M Collins. l . litwkwell Third Row: l'. Lawyer. li. Ma har. L. Fern, W. Yromun. M Spvvllt. H. llarlxiv. l', Finigan J. Relyua l uurth Huw: R. Vlfuntl. ll Glass. I.. Manx. W. Thornton ll. Mullmry. ll. Arnnltl. R lirnwn, ll. Canton. E. Man vllester .'llPIIllMOIlEt' tlttirt-rs Front Huw. left to right: ll. Schell. Secretary M. Wimple. Reporter: W. Tllorntun. Presi dentg N. Eastman. Vice-Presitlentg N. Mul lmury, Treasurer Page 55 JUNIOR CLASS Front Row, left to right: Mr. Van Detta. E. Lawyer, C. Furman, J. Becker. M. Pierce, L. Dittmar. F. Parslow, H. Ke ser. R. Hoyenga. V. Wrex. Mr. Rolminson ' ' I. Y Sevond Row: 0. Jurjans, M. Wrex. M. Bryan, J. Dietz, 'VI St'fflear. D. Diamond, B. Sherman Barton. A. Stifflear, i . 1 Y' Third Row: M. Tilison, L. Rockwell. B. Caige, S. Zeh, R. Ruland, C. Adams. F. Wilms, H. Skinner, A. Moss, D, Snyder, R. Fava Fourth Row: T. Hayes. R. Young, R. Sturm. A. Cordon. ' ' C. F. Jones, R. Palmer. W. Putman, T. Rivers. H. Miers. Benninger. T. Haehr J Illll CLASS lllifers Front Row, left to right: D. Rockwell, Treas- urer, S. Zeh, Secretaryg B. Tilison, Presidenlg M. Wrex, Vice President Page 56 .if CLAS SF I95 Front Row. left to right: N. R. Stewart. advisor, C. Stein, D. Sellick. J. Zeh. C.. lloring. B. Lockrow. N. Diamond. l. Ritter. .l. Sidney. E. Rozner. M. Heisig. advisor Second Row: P. Stoddard. C. Barber. J. Ostrander, G. Busche. .l. Eastman. .l. Uramer. fi. Scranton. G. Pohl. N. Sid ney Third Row: ll. Schiller. L. Sueling. D. Tree. D. Chapin, J. Sidney. C. Hirst. E. Stifflear. R. Reed. ll. Shephard. .I Thiel. S. Slater Fourth How: F. Maynard, H. Voegge. ll. lievker. F. Masterson. ,I. ,laquewayu C. Sellivk. W. White. H. Patenaude. A Hevker. ll, llradt. D. Williams Il Illll GLASS lilirers OFFICERS Front Row, left to right: J. Jaque- way, Treasurer, C. Hirst, Vice-Presi- dent, A. Becker, President, N. Sid- ney, Secretary Page 57 Carole Ann Barber An adept twirller . . . looks cute in her majorette bonnet . . . hails from them thar' Berne hills . . . erstwhile yeller . . . frustrat- ed math-ster. ,Ioan Marie Bramer An avid Huff yeller lcheer- leadcrl . . . one of the Menz- men . . . likes driving Chevies . . . seems to enjoy life in Svhoharie . . . likes the L'private -cy of the army. Alan Douglas Becker Student Council prexy . . . rides bus 22 like his pappy owned it , . . irritant of room 17 . . . does t0day's homework tomorrow - and tries to hand it in yesterday. Robert Victor Bradt Hobo fits him . . . advocate of anti-,ztudy movement . . . easy to get along with . . . although he drauds the stretch between holi- days. he enjoys parts of school life. Gertrude Ann Busche One of Sehoharies farmstress twins . . . noted for the red hair and temper to match . . . Cornell hound to further her Ag studies . . . has a friendly disposition. Richard ,lon Becker Schoharie's gift to the guards . . . perennial class president . . . rough and tough footllaller and basketballer . . . ex-officio mem- lmer of the parking lot parade. Donald Charles Chapin Sharp shooter of National Rifle Association . . . gets good prac- tice out in the woods . . . grapples in the 133-pound class . . . love that friendly grin. e will ever OPYGGJ Page 58 Necia Aldina Diamond Divides her time between home- making and business . . . one of those famous Callupville gals . . . staunch backer of girls' athletic contests. Charles Stanley Hirst Chow-line guard . . . always ready with an answer to any question . . . owns a padlocked car . . . takes an interest in farming . . . presently unattached. hut still hopeful. Carolyn Marie Doring Famed for novel socks, steady smile, and her conscientious church work . . . plans to follow Clara Barton . . . susceptible to attacks of snickers. ,lohn George Curr Faith -ful . . . enjoyed Ameri- can History so well - took it for two years . . . former member of the ufightin' five ,I.V.'s . . . pin-setter in spare time. ,lerry Jaqueway Jr. A hot trumpeteer . . . enjoys the atmosphere of restaurants . . . likes Room 17 so well - spends most of his spare time there . . . a soccer letterman. Juanita Phyllis Eastman Will put the Scales on her name this September . . . favor- ite expression, Say cheese . . . sweet disposition . . . has a smile for everyone. Betsy Sue Lockrow Lover of farm life . . . active seller of the Trip Club's refresh- ment stand . . . provides height for girls' basketball teams . . . can be found exercising vocal cords. the glory of fgghoharie jligh Francis William Masterson Jr. L'Trackster . . . shy, but mas- terful . . . member of the F.F.A. . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . even disposition . . . real riirhuuut. . S Robert Leo Patenaude Has a way with the women . . . everybody's friend . . . always full of fun . . . can always think of an appropriate wise crack . . . Sonja Henie's future competition. Frederick Cornell Maynard J r. A Babbitt matman . . . took the county speech test . . . still has a little brother to carry on the Maynard tradition . . . likes to argue in Social 11 class. Janet May Ostrander Comes from the Schoharie Hills . . . neat and well groomed . . . reserved, but has that cute little laugh . . . usually found driv- ing a blue and orange pick-up. Gretchen Ann Pohl Will look nice taking dictation on boss's knee . . . a faithful Northrup songstress - whether it be chorus or glee club . . . has that infectious laugh. ,,w,,,,s ' .ff Page 60 ' 14 . , 1 't Q3 m Jill! if ' tl ' .y,,3. V ,W K K Howard Melvin Munck Big boss in the Central Bridge syndicate . . . drives a merry Olds' . . . happy go lucky . . . sports a wide grin for all the gals. Robert Howard Reed A real cool 'fbreeze . . . pre- fers camels to other means of transportation . . . sometimes just breathin's a chore . . . don't be fooled by that sleepy look, the wheels are often turning. 'S' Lois Gwendolyn Ritter Pleasant personality . . . mis- :hievous . . . favorite song -f 'Charlie, My Boy . . . avid party attender . . . has a bad habit of talking . . . friends are many: enemies, few. Dorothy Edna Sellick Ardent chorus member . . . always hopeful for the Round Robin nominations . . . a great talker . . . bides her time for a letter from some Army per- sonnel. ,, .L Eileen Mary Rozner She's quiet, but never obscure . . . another one of the '55-'56 yellers . . . enjoys the friendly atmosphere of underclasmen . . . a real nice girl to know. Carole Marie Scranton Pretty as a picture, - nice frame, too . . . flying high . . . a wonderful cheerleader, but al- ways late . . . would make any- one take a second look. Gene Willard Sellick F.F.A. officer . . . fall guy of the football squad . . . a lover of the soil . . . one of Smith's winter boys . . . was Schoharie's 1955 Boy Stater. Carl Robert Schiller S.C.S. will long remember his cheerful personality . . . man of a few thousand words . . . a frustrated member of the room 17 parade . . . keeper of the Senior Trip Club soft stuff. . 1 :A ' TL Lorenz H. Seuling Commonly known as the mad scientist . . . if a line was straight, he would argue it crook- ed . . . blond hair and a smil- ing eye. Page Sl Barry William Shepard Barry will try anything once . . . he's happy and carefree . . . always ready with a wisecrack . . . he'll always hunt for a shortcut. Floyd Earl Slater Another chow-line guard . . . one of Smith's first-stringers . . . very fond of the company of the opposite sex . . . he lives the life of Riley. Janet Marion Sidney A master with a hrush . . . is John Howard Sidney Boys will be boys . . . every- quiet, but full of merriment . . . hody's pal . . . what would life has the same friendly smile morn- be without a car . . . those fancy ing, noon, and night . . . a long socks . . . women are his weak- string of admirers. ness. Norma Ann Sidney Drives a sporty car . . . a brain girl . . . spends summers at Howe Cavern . . . a girl of vim and vigor . . . horn with a gift of laughter. Carolyn Joy Stein Variety is her spice of life . . . she's not afraid to say her mind . . . rings on her fingers. hells nn her toes. 5 f Page 62 Earl J. Stifflear Seems to get around with th1 girls . . . and oh! those blonc curls . . . ya' just can't bea a chevy . . . comes to schoo against his better judgement. Hof 4-F1 Margaret Emily Stoddard Good things come in small ackages . . . all around athlete . . she hails from up on the hill . . never tell her something lnnot be done. avid Paul Williams 'lass or on the court. he fways make a good sport to know him is to like . . need we say more? A? l Joel Erwin Thiel Enjoys his studies . . . has his problems g physics class . . . future politician . . . pet peeve of the Motor Vehicle Bureau. Harold Frederick Voege Has camera - will travel . . . likes a good card game . . . perfectionist . . . drives a cute Little Nash - gives him parking lot problems. Wallace Reid White Nice guy to know . . . des- tination ltsually Schoharie . . . I, one of our taller men . . . has I an intense love for English W spends half of his morning there. I Virginia Constance Wrex ,lean Ann Zeh Fair, favorable, fit, and friend- Always willing to lend a hand ly . . . a homemaking major . . . . . . a cheerful smile . . . a real mischief in every smile . . . gone howling enthusiast . . . en' what ever she may gain, she will joys driving for riding? on the be worthy of it. open country roads. ui? ? Pflqe 63 Carole Scranton, will my short walk to school to Joyce Teller. Lorenz Seuling, will my arguments with Miss Kittell to anybody who's looking for an argu- ment. Barry Shephard, will my ability to play trombone to any one who can handle it. Charles Hirst, will my gas bill to whoever can afford to pay it. Robert Schiller, will my problems in math to Ted Baehr. Alan Becker, bequeath my position as President of the Student Council to some worthy junior. Necia Diamond, will my temper to Doris Diamond fas if she needs it.J Dave Williams, will my pole vaulting career to any other fool who wants to try. Gene Sellick, will my fullback position to a cer- tain sophomore who has more guts than brains. Lois Ritter, will my practical jokes and otherwise to Betty Lou Sherman. Peggy Stoddard, will my dimples to Marilyn Wrex. Fred Maynard, will my appreciation for blondes to anyone who can find a real one. Gertrude Busche, will my red hair to all girls who use food coloring for hair dye. Carolyn Stein, will my lisp to Susan Kintz to keep her's company when I'm gone. Carolyn Doring, will my seat in Chemistry to Fred Jonesl Eileen Rozner, will my bedroom to Kay Jorgen- son. Jean Ann Zeh, leave my second drivers test to Pat Finigan. Betsy Lockrow, will my seat in Ag III class to anyone who can stand being in a roomful of boys. Harold Voege, will to Schoharie Central School my troubles of the past four years. Dorothy Sellick, will my dimples to some un- fortunate soul who has so often spoke about them. Janet Sidney, will my artistic endeavor to any- one who has a doodling instinct. Page 64 in E 'E E j ?s 2 2 'E l 'E 5- 3 l 'E lil ISI -0 4 l1l Q N. .- U-I Ll r-4 U-4 u-1 L. t. Q h-1 l-4 111 Q 9 Earl Stifflear, willingly leave my splinters to al one who can find them. Carole Barber, will my ability of leaving 1 shoulder bag hanging on chairs to anyone w owns one. John Gurr, will my English 12 books to Sp Barton. Bob Bradt, will my attendance card to so other school hater. Howard Munck. will my English 12 books Harry Hiers. Norma Sidney, will my broadening discussin with Mr. Van Detta to Marilyn Wrex. Janet Ostrander, will my school days behind 1 and also the Ford truck to the ninth grade bi who got the benefit of it. Dick Becker, will my basketball uniform to a one who can stay eligible. Joan Bramer, pass on my assets and liabilit willed to me by Gail Lewis, to Joyce Teller. Donald Chapin, will by business law marks anyone who has enough intestinal fortituf to take the subject. Juanita Eastman, will a rock like mine to Mari Wrex. Wfe, Jerry ljakel Jacqueway and Bob lBrowr L L L L L L L L Patenaude, do hereby bequeath our well-ear algebra marks to whoever wishes to be on ineligible roll. Frank Masterson, will my running powers anyone who will make good use of them. Gretchen Pohl, will Mr. Burton's undying eff to make a secretary out of me to Carolyn Ada Robert Reed, will my seat in detention half Miss Kittell's latest protege. John Sidney, will my locker to Dave Glass. Skip Slater, will my ability to miss basket: Spike Barton. Joel Thiel, will my ambition for getting my d work done on time to everybody in this schoo Virginia Wrex, will my naturally curly hai: Pat Finigan. Wally White, will my English 12 books to Ro Young. 1? 9 'I Q , 'fx ,f X EM W A Front How, leit to right: K. De Graff. T. Teller. L. Ballinger, h BU L. Curnell-Mechanic. P. Ze . Second Row: C. Plue, A. Chrysler. A. Plue. F. Faber. H. Lang. R. Becker. L. Rad liff, C. Von Linden Gill G IIIIME Page 66 E. Sidney, T. Schipuni. x f- sf .Q 4 Nurse: , ' Brafnerfdl1Q0YS 'S Nlrs. Y . aid our aches and paws there to VY Oiikcs Sraiiz Marie T ymn M V 1 YS- Dutton, M t ey helped us with our prob- lerns. klaiekerka SMH: ' ' S d-r W. Wright, E. lu. Lxddlv, D. , ny 4 , Surnbvrgvr. 1. Snydvr. A. Borstfthe regulars of thc' K-P duty, who see that we haw a nourishing lunrh 1-wry clay. ...af L., J Nhkmenance Studi: Perry Burton, Charles Brnmvr Jvss Young, 'Q bright and shiny. Burt Ulivvrfkvep SL... IIIIIIIIIILE PAGE ,. . 5 XX. Lv. wp., - X, P -5- vw ,.,- - M F P A , AGE r xt!! -ry-1 Q t vi .., W, ,...-- .f - , ,,,:,',,.....---' A . . ' -nn-1... -Q., X I' ML A Friend PATRONS Henry A. Brand Blkflr. and Mrs. Howard Cornwell r . and Mrs Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Darling Cornelius Gannon Jerry Jacqueway John Kantaskas and Linda Hope George E. Keyser Miss Gail Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lockrow Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Luft Douglas Mahar Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mix Russell Palmer and Bonnie Lee Harold Rosecans Frank Schmidt Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Scranton Jr. Mrs. S. A. Scranton Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arley Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sherman Mrs. Pauline Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Stifflear Mr. and Mrs. Irving Stifflear Mr. and Mrs. James Terry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend Al Wohl Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Zeh COMMERCIAL BOOSTERS Dr. Leonard Berdan, Schoharie, New York Borden's, Middleburg, New York Bronner Esso Station, Schoharie, New York Bulson's Department Store, Middleburg, New York Florence's Beauty Salon, Cobleskill, New York Frank's Tavern, Central Bridge, New York Hillcrest Nursing Home, Central Bridge, New York Hoagland's Pharmacy, Cobleskill, New York Henry F. Ilnicki, Middleburg, New York Douglas Mahar, Hyndesville, New York Marble's Barber Shop, Esperance, New York Main Street Garage, Schoharie, New York Leo Maskin and Sons, Albany, New York Middleburg Diner, Middleburg, New York Mix's Greenhouse, Schoharie, New York Pangman and Sons, Cobleskill, New York Paul's Meat Market, Middleburg, New York Red Top Restaurant, Central Bridge, New York Roy Ti1lapaugh's Store, Central Bridge, New York Page 70 COMMERCIAL BODSTERS Schmigel and Bevins, Middleburg, New York Schoharie Department Store, Schoharie, New York Schoharie Shoe Repair, Schoharie, New York Schoharie Telephone Exchange Incorporated, Schoharie, New York Spickerman Implement, Middleburg, New York The Little White House, Schoharie, New York Tracy's Service Station, Cobleskill, New York Variety Store, Central Bridge, New York W. W. Vedder, Schoharie, New York Western Auto, Cobleskill, New York PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Page 71 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1956 Mortin C. Hiller Schoharie 181 Plumbing and Electrical Fittings Hardware. Paints. Vesta Gloss Wax COMPLIMENTS OF THE BEST WISHES ELM STORE from John B Skinner Schoharie Middleburg C H E V R O L E T Middleburg New York Stevensons Keepsake Jewelry RIVERSIDE GARAGE , 140 Main Street Esperance, N- Y- Phone VA 7-5141 Middleburg C ll e V V 0 l e T coMPL1MEN'rs or Sales and Service i A ' Clifford D. Shell 81 Son Phone Esp. 19 Contractor and Builder Phone 2051 West Berne New York Page 72 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1956 A. L. PARSONS 81 SON, INC. Incorporated FOR 37 YEARS Your Friendly F O R D Dealer Central Bridge New York COMPLIMENTS OF A Bill Chose G. L. F. SERVICE Gallupville New' York COMPLIMEN TS OF Helen, Allen ond Allen Jr. Austin Middleburg New York COMPLIMENTS OF Vol ley Grill Schoharie New York COMPLIMENTS OF FRINGO TRUCK STOP - DINER Route 145 24 Hour Service Two Miles East of Middleburg, New York COMPLIMENTS OF KEYSER. a.-MAl-:An GROCERIES - MEATS Fresh Fruits - Frozen Foods Vegetables Open Sunday 10-6 Phone 230 Schoharie New York Page 73 THE MIDDLEBURG NEWS GERALD S. WHARTON, Editor and Publisher Schoharie Valley's Leading Newspaper A large modern plant doing a volume of fine commercial printing COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Frank's Shell Station The Grist Mill Sloansville, N. Y. J' L' Rickard Phone: Central Bridge 30 Schoharie New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Ba rton's Meat Market Wholesale and Retail Meats The Corner Restaurant Phone: Esp. 114 Middleburg. N. Y. Route 30 Esperance New York A. D. Johnson 81 Sons CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Harry Manz Oliver Sales and Service North Main St. schoharie, N. Y. Since 1925 Phone 95 Sloansville New York Page 74 'H' ELF SERVICE Naturally .... If I'r's Food You Think of KILTS and SIDNEY sau: sznvlcs sooo MARKET Schohorie, New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Northup's Service Hodge 81 Aker 11 E ' . 1 ast Mam St Famous Brands Men's Wear Cobleskill, N. Y. Cobleskill, N. Y. Complete Graduation Service 0 Class Rings 0 Commencement is Announcements o Caps and Gowns 0 Medals and Awards 0 Diplomas 0 Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY 8: SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO. Your Representative f HODGKINS OF BALFCUR Gus Hodgkins 0 Bob Gray Q T. K. Hymers P. O. Box 9, Schenectady, New York, Phone 3-5374 COMPLIMENTS OF Corner Store FRANK :Sz LAURA WESTFALL Bush 81 der Groceries, Paint. Drugs Gallupville, N. Y. Middleburg New York Tel. West Berne 2372 Page 76 COMPLIMENTS OF The Porrott House For... PYROFAX GAS SERVICE Phone Cobleskill 85 Schoharie New York I R K' S Compliments ot THE SCHOHARIE COUNTY BANK Member of Federal - Deposit -Insurance - Corporation Federal Reserve System Ted Tel Ier's cum- sznvrcn snrrron Schoharie Assistants: Lynn Harrington Gerald Haverly River Implement Co. Middleburg, N. Y. New Idea New Holland INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Sales and Service A Phone: Valley 75177 Page 77 The Schoharie Review YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Scholet Furniture Cobleskill New York COMPLIMENTS OF S. S. Kresge Co. W Schenectady Ne York VINCENT'S Middleburg, New York Sporting Goods Watches Gifts Jewelry Art Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF OLSEN'S Fashions for the High School Crowd Cobleskill New York COMPLIMENTS OF Wag ner's Restaurant Schoharie New York COMPLIMENTS OF Parson's Pharmacy Middleburg New York Wal Iace's Come In and Shop The Escalator Store SSchenectady New York Page 78 J. Robe rt Wood Mobilgas Mobilubricaiion Ignition Service Lower Main VA 7-5179 Phones: Upper Main VA 7-5443 Middleburg New York COMPLIMENTS OF Cloude Von Wie SCHOHARIE COUNTY SHERIFF COMPLIMENTS OF Town 81 Country Fobric Shop Cobleskill New York Eostmon's Cheese House, Inc. Try Our Fine Cheeses Tasty Sharp Cheese Our Specialty We Ship Anywhere in the U.S.A. Phone 32 Esperance, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF LoSoI Ie Doiry Schoharie New York Horris's Texoco Service FIRESTONE SalesandSexvice Routes 7 and 148 Central Bridge. N. Y. Phone: Central Bridge 83 COMPLIMENTS OF J. Wesley Vibbord Schoharie New York Middleburg Bokery GEORGE MILLER, Prop. Middleburg New York Page 79 COMPLIMENTS OF Harold Esmay COUNTY TREASURER COMPLIMENTS OF Ed Scribner Your Appliance Radio - Television Sales and Service Lambert's Self Service Store SHOES. CLOTHES Wait On Yourself 54 Main Street Cobleskill, N. N. COMPLIMENTS OF S 84 S Coffee Shop Middleburg New York Middleburg Cleaners Arnold-Pethick Shop Women's and Children's Apparel and Laundry S sf H stamps Hours: 9 to 6 - Friday 9 - 9 Where quality knows no substitute We Deliver Phone 147 Schoharie New York COMPLIMENTS OF Cobleskill Retail Wine 81 Liquor Store 2 Division Street Cobleskill New York COMPLIMENTS OF Howard J. Curtiss COUNTY-CLERK Page 80 BEST WISHES from OTTMAN 81 ENDERS, INC. Mosul.: ' f X gifts Mosul.: KEROSENE at GAS Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1956 Schoharie Cobleskill Central Bridge 6 7l or 253 55 P BEST WISHES Empire Restaurant Keyserls AIR CONDITIONED Service Station ma.. S+..-.+ stop AT THE sleN or THE C bl HI FLYING Ren House 0 es' New Y ' Middleburg Coop. G.L.F. Service, Inc. FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES SERVICE FARM SUPPLIES VA 7-5I62 VA 7-5I70 Compliments of D. Y. Wright DODGE O PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Phone 36 SCHOHARIE, N. Y. Compliments of Loy's Stationery, Inc. cosu.esxu.L New vomc Compliments of Grant's Insurance Agency INEZ W. PAINE. Agent SCHOHARIE NEW YORK Schoharie Wine 81 Liquor Store WM. ZUK, Proprietor SCHOHARIE NEW YORK Compliments of BadgIey's News Room TRY OUR FOUNTAIN GIBSON GREETING CARDS SCHOHARIE NEW YORK Page 82 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '56 Call the gudio ot Prize Winning Photography from PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL - WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Something NEW has been added just tor brides Come and see the handsome new STEREO wedding chest with viewer. YOU ARE THERE with natural 3-D Wedding Photos. Truly a whole new world ot enjoyment with tascinating natural color photos. SOLLMAN PHOTOS I9 Chapel Street COBLESKILL, N. Y. - PHONE 705 Preserve Those Precious Memories with Photographs P 83 Compliments of Schoharie Pharmacy SCHOHARIE NEW YORK Compliments of Charles Funk scHoHAme New vomc BOBB'S Your Friendly Jeweler COBLESKILL, N. Y. Phone 448 Compliments of Wallace H. Sidney CENTRAL BRIDGE, NEW YORK Bettye Kulesa School of Dance GASOLINE KEROSENE Stark Brothers 24 HOUR SERVICE Studios in CENTRAL BRIDGE MIDDLEBURG - COBLESKILL Schoharie - Phone l89 - New York SCHOHARE mass anremes INCOMPARABLE PIZZA lFive different va riefiesl Ravioli . . . Spaghetti . . . veal Parmigiana . . . lmported and Domestic Beer. Food. Wines . . . Open 5 - I2 p.m. week days. Porferio's lntalian Walker's Pharmacy Incorporated N. J. COMANZO H. E. WALKER 5l9 - 5ll State Sf. Restaurant phone .Wm Between Schoharie and Middleburg SCHENECTADY NEW YORK Phone: VA 7-5362 Page 84 CONGRATULATIONS from Connor's Furniture Store, Inc. MIDDLEBU RG. N. Y. Compliments of Ed Westfall PLUMBING O HEATING Schoharie New Yorlz ckosusv wesTlNeHousE BEST WIS'-IES Ki' Mar Mary's Grocery Store I5 North Street Hardware Electrlc Cobleskill. New Yorlr CENTRAL BRIDGE NEW YORK OPEN EVENINGS 'TILL 9 P.M. Compliments of Warner Funeral Home SCHOHARIE. NEW YORK Valley Pontiac MIDDLEBURG. N. Y. Phone VA 7-5l28 Compliments of Keepsake Jeweler COBLESKILL, N. Y. ARTHUR C. RULAND Phone 834 9 Main St. Your I - H - R - A HARDWARE FRIGIDAIRE SPORTS SHOP Badgley 81 Wheeler Schoharie New York P09985 Schoharie County BETTER SCHOOLS T H E PARENT - TEACHERS ASSOCIATION of SCHOHARIE CENTRAL SCHOOL Wishes The CLASS OF 1956 BEST OF LUCK Compliments of Compliments of Dental Society Stanley D. France Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. J. Leroy Kniskern Compliments of David Enders CENTRAL BRIDGE, NEW YORK IN SCHENECTADY .... IT'S THE GAZETTE FIRST IN NEWS CIRCULATION ADVERTISING SC H EN ECTADY GAZETTE SCHENECTADY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER FOR OVER bl YEARS Masick Soi I Conservation Service Manufacturers of LEGUME LIFE WHITE LIME Middleburg New York Don West's Service Station ELECTRICAL AND AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE LEE TIRES HARTFORD BATTERIES Route No. 7 Central Bridge New Yorlr BEST WISHES To the Class of I956 Bob's Sloansville Store James Restaurant 426 State Street SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK Phone DI 6-9772 N. R. OWEN K. H. SCHWORER , I e. J. FINSTER Berlcal S Ice Cream WHOLESALE - RETAIL Qwen 6 Miles from Schenectady O P T I C I A N S Route 7 Duanesburg Rd. Phone 4-5825 BRANCH STORE I54 Barret St. Schenectady 2433-35 Broadway- Schenectady Page 87 F. J. Carlson 81 Sons SCHENECTADY STORES ...al'... l006 CRANE STREET 5I5 STATE STREET 234 Mohawlr Ave., Scolia PAINT - WALLPAPER - GLASS ART MATERIALS ARISTO FURNITURE PICTURE FRAMING Compliments of Central National Bank CANAJOHARIE Offices al' Canaioharie Fonda Middleburg S+. Johnsville Sharon Springs Member Federal Deposil Insurance Corp. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I956 Page 88 1 w 11, ,V w ..i r , F ,If 7 ,,- . . X , , . K x , 1 M ,Q ,w V f 1 7 ' ' w w ' A ' . , , H . . 1, , A X E. ,Mx ' . r. . 1 A - , - fr ,, I L 'f - V L, ' 5 , '- - , '. Wi. ,. 'I' ' 15 ' A 14 m5sw:f4mwEievzmaJmW ' A Lfflfqufi ,. .L MEAN: 17.Ai.l' slu-