Sharon Springs Central High School - Clarion Yearbook (Sharon Springs, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1950 volume:

. It was with a hearty welcome arc with gladness in oui hearts that the students and faculty of S.S.r. . welcomed Mis - Margery Skinner in September o ' .4 after she had grad- uated from Hartwick College in June of 44. Since then we have come to know and greatly appreciate tV.lss Skinner With her instructive knowledge she tes helped many students through courses in math,chemistry, and English She was the advisor of the Class of '47 and for the past three years has been coach of the varsity cheerleaders as well as participating in many other town and school activ- ities It was through her warm and cheerful smile, her swell personality as well as her stern ways that Miss Skinner won her way into the hearts of many people. It is with this ded- ication that the Senior Class of 50 attempts to show a lit- tle of what she means to us. Lots of luck to you, Miss Skinner, and may you always carry pleasant nemories of Sharon with you. .. I Dear schoolmates ever loyal true and faithful. Gathering neath the maples on the hill. With courage, faith, undaunted for our future- As we older grow we love thee still. The purple and the white shall wave forever. Keep this emblem ever clean and bright. Oh may the glorious folds oe sullied never— Love for aye tne purple and the white. All hail to thee our dear old Sharon, Open wide your portals to the rigit-- Still o’er the field of conflict ever waving. Float for aye the purple and the white. PRINCIPAL BOARD OF [ DUC A J ION eft to Right-Lynn Dievendorf, Leon Laopeus,President, Alvin .ane, .‘.illlam Aker Superintendent, Seth Ullman, Leland Parsons, very DeLuca,Principal, Percy Vroorr.an, clerk ' ROW T-Left to Rlght-Mrs. Wendell Ethlngton-Nurse Miss Margery Skinner-Mathematics Mrs. Harry Bastlan-Orade I Mr. Avery LeLuca-Prlnclpal Mrs. Anson Dievendorf-Grade III Mrs. Inez Lorenz-Grade IV Mrs. Theodore Pemopolous-Social Studies Row 2-Left to Rlght-Mrs. Floyd Lewis-Grade VI Mrs. Theron Faye-Grade IT Miss Lucille Thwlng-Art Mrs. Alfred Benlr.atl-Commerclel Miss Ann Moselle-Language Mrs. Rimer Smith-Grade V Mrs. Joseph McFee-Grade VII Row 3-Left to Rlght-Mrs. Edgar Handy-Home Economics Mr. Sydney Mlller-Engllsh-Lltrary Mr. Bernard Hrwln-Sclence Mr. Harr Washburn-Agrlcultore Mr. Alexander Dolg-Physlcal Education Mrs. Alexander Dolg-Muslc f73 astefcball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Junior Play Senior Play F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Clarion 3,4 Boys State 3 Polecats 3 Art Club 3,4 Art Editor of Yearbook 2,3,4 Dancing Club 1 Class Pres.1,2,3,4 3asketball 1,2, 3 4 Track 3 Junior Play Senior Play Class Vice Pres. 3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Clarion 3,4 Polecats 3 Art Club 3,4 Math Club 2 Phys. Ed. Lead- ers Club 2 Science Club 2 Dancing Clui 1 Robert Lynk Dwight Lane Soccer 3,4 Softball 3,4 Clarion 3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Photo Club 1 Driver Training Senior Play Dancing Club 1 Phys. Ed. Lead- ers Club 2 Class Secretary 2,3,4 Cheerleading 2,3 Nancy Roberts 3and 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1 Class Treasurer 2,4,1 Orchestra 1,4 Yearbook 3 Editor 4 Clarion 1,2,3 Assistant Editor of Clarion 4 Cheerleading 3,4 Junior Play Driver Training Dramatics Club 1 Dancing Club 1 Photo Club 1 Inez Mallery 1 J ' t Basketball 3 Base «all 1 Soccer 1 Boys’ Chel 1 F.F.A. 3 Dancing Club 1 Phys• Ed. lead- ers Club 1 Basketball 1 234 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Senior Play Class Treasurer 1 3and 2,3,4 Scouts 1,2 Driver Training Boys' Chorus 1,2 3,4 Dancing Club 1 3oys' Home Ec. 4 Science Club 2 Clarion 1,2,3,4 t Herman Buttery asketball 3,4 Soccer 3,4 Track 3,4 Math. Club 2 Science Club 2 Clarion 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Dramatic Club 2 Yearbook 3 Junior Play Senior Play river Training Jerry Ethington Soccer 3 Softball 2,3,4 Dancing Club 1,2 Photo Club 1 Driver Training Senior Play Chorus 1,2,3 Benny Button Virginia Hayes Dorinne Button Band 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 1,4 3,4 Clarion 1,2,3 Clarion Editor 4 Chorus 1,4 Maespeaking 1,43 Yearbook 1,2,3 Orchestra 2 Junior Play Senior Play Dramatics Club 1 Driver Training Class Secretary 1 Pres, of Band 4 Kris Softball 2 iirls Soccer 2,3 Chorus 1,2 Senior Play Dancing Club 1,2 Driver Training Clarion 3,4 Yearbook 4 Student Council Majorettes 2 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Girls Inter- murals 1 Class Ffepciter 3, Irene Kilts Chorus 1 Prizesreaking 1 Dramatics Club 1 Photo Club 1 Clarion 2,3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Junior Play Driver Training Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Senior play Clarion 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Basketball 1 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2,3,4 Math Club 2 Science Club 2 Phys. Ed. Lead- ers Club 1 Dramatics Club 1 -Driver Training Bernice Cummings Milton Kling Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 2 Clarion 4 Soccer 3 Softball 2,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Basketball 2,3 Dancing Club 2 Driver Training [ Photo Club 1 -rma -Manchester Herbert Van chaick James Myers Jo Nlrschl lorus 1,2,3 •iver Training llrls Softball 2.3.4 Jheerleading 2.3.4 unlor Play nlor Play occer 3 Clarion 2,3,4 Yearbook 3,4 ancing Club 3 Art Club 3 Gladys Thornton Soccer 2 Dancing Club 2 baseball 1 Track 2 Boys' Chef Club 4. basketball 2 Polecats 3 Vice President 2 Boys1 Home Ec• 4 Junior Play F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Driver Training Dancir.g Club 1,2 Boys' Chef Club 2 Phys. Ed Lead- ers Club 1,2 anc.lng Club larion 4 unlor Play onlor Play 1,2 Junior Play senior Play )anclng Club 1 Hannah .«hitbeck Hiehard Van bchaick occer 3,4 oftball 2,3,4 larion 3,4 earbook 3,4 hoto Club 1 iver Training enior Play ancing Club 1 hys. Ed. Lead- er Club 1,2 Amina Jean Aright pkilng 3 Bovs' Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2 . Bd Lead- ers Club 1 Dancing Club 1 Junior Play Senior Play rrizesreaklng 2 u !, SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Hannah Whltbeck has a Job caring for children in Cherry Valley and it is rumored that she is to be married soon. Dorinne Button has resigned her position as head nurse to take full time housekeeping for her children and her husband. Bob Edwards• Bernice Cummings is working as a private secretary for a large executive firm and is keeping her private affairs to herself. Ben Button is now professor of Chemistry at Button Street Univer- sity where he also teaches chess. Herman Buttery has retired after ten years as owner and manager of the Route 20 skating rink. Jerry Ethlngton has replaced Stan Musial in the St. Louis Cardi- nal outfield and is leading the National League in batting. Arden Fonda now owns a chain of stores. His beautiful wife, the former Pauline Lambert is his private secretary. Virginia Hayes completed a tour of the United States a few years ago and is now settled, with her husband and children in Cali- fornia. Milton Kllng is now manager of the world famous Giants” which have won the world series for ten years now. TTis wife Audrey, has been in the stands cheering for him since 1953. Dwight Lane has replaced Harry Washburn as Dean of Agriculture at the Engelville University. Robert Lynk is still planing along with his friend, Dwight. They are both agriculture teachers at the Engelville University. Inez Mallery has still kept her fun Irving personality and the students can't tell if she's serious or not. Erma Manchester has retired after a successful year in the stock market and at horseraces. She recently bought a mansion in West Richmondville. James Myers has announced the opening of his new rocket repair garage. Jim expects to sell many of his new home made WYP3lA4's. Josephine Nlrschl is a famous dress designer in New York City. Her spare time' is spent with her two children and her husband, Ivan King. Irene Kilts is a famous model for the biggest modeling agency in Hollywood. She has a husband and two children who are destined to become models like their mother. Nancy Roberts is fulfilling her desire to travel. She is a traveling companion to a rich elderly lady who is taking a tour of Europe. Gladys Thornton's slim pretty figure has done a lot for her. She Is now one of t-he Rockettes ” that perform everyday on Broadway. Herbert Van Schalck is now owner and proprietor of Western Hemisphere Aut b parts and has established a store in every city in the western hemisphere. Richard Van Schalck ia a big man in the coal business. His wife, the fifth, is now in Reno suing for a divorce. Emma Jean Wright is living in Arizona. She is the hostess of a large ranch or irtiich her husband is owner. SENIOR CLASS WILL Dorinne Button-Wills to Pauline Lambert her ability to put out a Clari on -! Benny Button-Wills to the next year's number 9 on the basketball team his ability to give and take fouls. Bernice Cummings-Wills to Joan Empie her friendly ways and sense of humor which is enjoyed by everyone. Jerry Ethlngton-Wllls to Harpy Lane his height which enables him to recover so many rebounds. Irene Kilts-Wills to Audrey Lane her quiet, but yet friendly ways. Arden Fonda-Wills to T00tie his scooter so that Tootie can make it to school on time. Inez Mallenr-Wills to her cousin, Cynthia, all the fun she has haa in high school. Milton Kllng-Wllls to Bill Waring his charm and ways with the Erma Manchester-Wills to Barbara Strobel her excellent ability in Dwight Lane-Wills to Keith Mallery his ability to do nothing but still get good marks. Nancy Roberta-Wllls to Ellen Schenk her ability to stay out of school the majority of the week and still get good marks. “ ‘ ‘ ”— —' Ullman the privilege to run the movie Emma Jean Wright-Wills to Norma Houghtaling her ability to pass healtKT Herbert Van Schalck-Wllls to his brother Wayne, his charm with the Social Studies teacher. Hannah Whltbeck-Wills to Rosealine Hegeman her ability to stay short and still get by. Rich Van Schalck-Wills to Leland Ciperly his knowledge of women. Josephine Nirschl-Wllls to Harriet Eskenasy her fine sewing Herman Buttery-Wills his masculine physique to Otto Blothenburg. Virginia Hayes-Wllls to Lula Slater her dancing ability. James Myers-Wllls to Danny Renovet the ability to go stady, become engaged in his senior year. Gladys Thornton-Wllls to Marilyn Susi her ability to play girls basketball on both sides of the gym. Miss Skinner-Wills her Ford car to anyone who will take it away. The Senior Class-Wills to the next senior class their ability to make money, their books from which they have learned so much, and all the fun that comes with preparing for the senior trip. women. sports. THE BABY SITTER who makes Bob break a date a holy terror who breaks the date 3ob's one and only Junior s friend,another holy terror who agrees with Mother Helen’s boy friend who raids the ice box Bob’s sister Junior’s mother Bob’s sister ,.ho tries to take Carrie’s place who helps •ibge raid the ice box Left to Right-Row I Nancy hoberts Milton Kling Bob Lynk Dorinne Button Rich Van Schaick Jerry Ethington Row II Dwight Lane Hannah Whitbeck Bernice Cummings Emma Jean .«right Virginia Hayes Gladys Thornton Erma ancneater Ben Button Row III Mies Skinner Irene Kilts Herbie Van Schaick Jo Uirschl Inez Iallery Absent Arden Fonda Mr Sydney Miller rather of Junior Mother Junior Bob Carrie Lefty Father Carl Midge Jane Mrs• Gordon Helen Eunice Dot Mr. Gordon Senior Advisor Publicity,Usherette Sound Effects Programs,Usherette Stage props Stage manager Director I K U m 3 fpM ' , 1 ' -. v %? - iS?l m r i $ ‘ik ju.. j rVl £A l CcJLs LET ME OUT OF HERE Eve Boyd An attractive, vivacious young woman. About 20, Pauline Lambert 3ona Lynn Eve1s room-mate. About 20, Pauline Grant 3essie Rhodes The landlady Rosealine Hegenan Hazel Miles The colored maid. Harriet Eskanasy Stevie Cobb Young colored boy about 17, Keith Mallery Garret Lynn Bona's brother. Good looking, built, breezy young man. well Bill Waring Victor ’.Vard Clean cut, nice looking man. Paul Grannenan Angola Boyd Eve s wealthy Aunt, Mildred 3ianchine G Iford Morton An eccentric young man of abou t 21. Dewey Grant Marshall Ward Victor s father, Leland Ciperly LEFT TO RIGHT-Row I-Paul Granreman,8ill Waring,Leo Empie,Seth Em- pie. Hot� 2-Mary Hayes,Paul!ne Grant,Pauline Lambert. ,R os ealine !e re man,Le1a nd Cook, ...ildred Bianchine, Iola King,Iona Cole, Row 3-Dewey Grant,Allan Van Schaick,Danny Henovetz,Joan :impie,Lorraine Trafton,Mr. Erwin,Harriet Eskanasy,Vanda Warner,Keith Mallery,3ob Hall, Leland Ciperly, 1 FRESHMAN CLASS LEFT TO RIGHT Row I-Barbara Strobel,Theresa Sterus,Irene Simul- ick.Miss Moselle,Lydia Meka,Audrey Lane,Helen Gage,Hera Brown. Row 2-Lionel Cousineau,Logan Pomela,Janet Hoyt,3ervely «..Itbeck, Betty Nirschl,Robert Manko,Jack Empie. Row 3-Donald DeLuca,Ron- ald Hall,Russell Kennedy,Oner Couslneau,James Vrooman. SOPHOMORE CLASS LEFT TO RIGHT Row I-Robert Comins,Robert Stetin Otto Blothenberg, Donald Lane,Douglas Putnam. Row 2-Lula Slater,Peggy Button,Carl Ullman,Bob Cummings,Marilyn SusJ,Ellen Schenk,Edith Oraulich, Shirley Blothenberg. Row 3-Eugene Van Schaick,Philip Benediktsson, Doris Winnie,Helen Appold,Cynthia Lorenz,Mr.Harre Washburn,Dor- othy Judd,Dorcas Manchester,Norma Hotaling,Vivian Beroff,Salva- tore Acello. u II ' 1 5 SEVENTH GRADE Left to Right—Row I—Edward Empie,Russell WildayjRichard Goode , uncan LaPlant William Jackson,Robert Rees. Row 2-Coroen Laral rt, Patricia Parsons,Julia Putnan,Vary Tucker,Vivian Garlock,Joyce Foekhan,Arlene Usyk,Msrian 3rigga,Dorothy Schrader, Row 3- John Judd,Phillips Van Schaick,Phyllis Collins,Carol Cook,Barbara Janicki,Beverly Nirschl,Lauren Lane,tharles Planck.Row 4--i!rs. Emra MePee,Brandon Rees,Wayne Janicki,Claude Roe,William Hough- tali ng, Emery Baxter,Charles Stone. EIGHTH GRADE Left to Right-Row I-?hyllis Sherwood,Elsie Smith,Shirley Schrad .•, Virginia Ullman,Shirley Engle,Lila Kane,Carol Palmer,Alice Stone. Row 2-Der.is Dorsey,Carl Palmer,Mary Bullock,Ruth Wright,Patricia Purcell,Kathryn Whltbeck,Timothy Hayes,Robert Nirschl. Row 3-- r'ranci s Cummi nr s , Ronald Larkin,Ellis Van Schaick, William Wall, !drs. Deraopoulos • Absent—Anna Mathlsen. ' r, U FIFTH GRADE Left to Right-Row 1- Floyd Collins, Charles McMann, Alfred Casal , E ward Schenk, Lawrence Ooedell, Schuyler Oarlock,nrnold Meronass, Row 2-Shirley 3uttery Janice Mereness,Edwina Herman,Joyce Oliver, Lois � VhItbeck, Marlon Janicki, Mar'ilene Campbell,Sandra Lane,3arbara Schenk,Marion Eskenasy,Row 3-Joseph Acello,Mar.;uerite Smith-Teach- er, Judy Collins, Berna'-etta Vrooman, Evelyn Meka, Marjorie Lamont, 'arilyn Lowe,Raymond Banuals. Absent-Doreen Demblac. SIXTH GRADE . t to Right-Row 1-Robert reiskoff Cnarles Mahr,Lawrence Lau.:oert, ..esley Ullman, Giles hillock, ..illiam Partlow. Row 2-..ayne McCall, Shirley «ilday, Barbara Vhitbeck, Gloria Hotaling, Helen Trafton, ella Roe,Gwendolyn Porre 11a,Carol Lane,Anna Bradt,Catherine Hayes, ow 3-Joyce Farro, Edith Lambert, Carol Campbell, Lesley Honestee], Rev rly Schrader,Mary Jane Nikolaus,Mabel Judd,Laura jilts,Phyllis Doyle, Sonya an bchaick, Betty Shaul. Row 4-’.arren Comins,Eugene Brown,..ayne Van Schalck, Valter Manko,Robert Neale,Paul Haig, Edwin liman. bsent-Jon benediktsson. Teacher Mrs. Mabel Lewi3. ' ' THIRD GRADE Loft to Right-Row I-Robert Brown, Dickie Herman, 3ruce Ponella, Laurence Stafford, Paul Stafford, Billie Larkin, George Slater. Row 2-Betty Ahl,Judith Bastian,Cheryl Collins,Carol Cross, Shirley Dingman,Julia LaPlant, Mary Ann Dorsey,Nancy Oliver,Nellis Planck, Roxie Slater, Joanne Whitbeck, Mary Lou Ullman. Row 3-Leland Van Schaick, Jeremy Parsons,Dickle Bartlett,Elliott Berman,Mrs. Dleven- dorf,Patrick Dorsey,Michael Empie,Lauren Hall,James Lambert.Absent Fred Burns,Raymond Burns. Left to Right-Row I-Jimmy Button, Dale Blothenburg, David LaPlant, David Lipe, Herbert Oliver, John Meka,Jan es Part low. Row 2-3arbara Zeller,Irene Haner, Anna Goeddel, Judy Manchester. Mary Jane Oarlock,Shirley Ann Winnie,Emmaline Young,Patty Neale, June Smith. Row 3-John Slebel, Allan Nlrschl, Russell Geikoph, Gerald Nlkolo :s.Junior Lambert, Robert Wall. Absent-FrancIs Staf- ford, Colleen Eaker, John Math!sen. Teacher-Mrs. Lorenz. FOURTH GRADE I GRADE FIRST Left to Right-Row 1-Richard TCilday, Joseph Hayes, Daniel Snullen, nnn Harrington,Elizabeth Harrington .Stella Hoe, Bonnie Lou Me Mann, Edna LaPlant,Michael How 2-Carl Willoughby,Tony DiPaee, -dward Lynk, Hobart Oliver, Robert � eeden, : ennis ..alder, Raymond Will lavs , Hared Stone, velyn Beam, . onna Diamon- , Judith Partlow, Sally Hodge now 3-Raymond Lambert,James Connors, Larry Williams, Hi? .arc! Herman, ■ . Basti .n-Teacher, lo Freer,Lir -a T dd,Joan Ahl, Diane Hata1 sky,Juov Lowe,Sally Herman,Landra Tripp,.arleen Larkin, Richard azzard, llson anchester. Absent-Patrick Kennedy,. ill 1 am Baker♦ SECOND GRADE George Nicholaus,Donal . Harrell,i� vid ’ eeden, Danny .«eeden, David Partlow. Row 2-Vary Ann Alves,Janet Vllday,Iynne Die vendor! , Cyn- thia Lipe,Nancy DiPace,Delores Diamond, Margaret Droll, Cecilia Schenk, Carol Veka. Row 3-Donalc Lambert,Howard hoe,Arthur Veka, Frederick oins,Earl Lilts, Edson an Sc ha ick, .‘ter .en LaGuar’ia, Don Koza,Scott Lynk, Jason Oarlock,Richard Tripp,Leonar i Cousln- ea’;. Teacher- rs. Pay. k k n % f. 5 GIRL SCOUTS .EFT TO RIGHT Row I-Lynne DIevendorf,Nancy Oliver,Judy Bastian, Joanne Whitbeck,Nellie Planck Row 2-Ruth Wright,Joyce Oliver, Patricia Purcell,Phyllis Collins,Carol Lane,Marilyn Lowe,Judy Collins,Barbara Whitbeck,Anna Bradt. Row 3-Sandra Lane,Sonya Van Schalck,Gwendolyn Pone11a,Laura Kilts,Edwina Hegemon,3ernadetta Vrooman,Irene Haner,Shirley Ann Winnie,Patty Neale,Mrs. Lorenz. Row 4-Carol Cook,Helen Trafton,Joyce Farro,Phyllls Sherwood, Edith Lambert,Coreen Lambert,Leslie Bonesteel,Mary Bullock. BOY SCOUTS LEFT TO RIGHT Row I-Phil Van Schaick,Robert Geiskoph,Law: once Joedo11,Dunean LaPlante,Giles Bullock,Edward Ullnan,Lauren Lane, Charles Planck.Row 2-Wayne Van Schaick,Claude Roe,James Vrooman, William Jackson,Richard Goedell,Logan Pome11a,Warren Conins. Row 3-0mer Cousinoau,Lionel Cous 1noau,Donald DeLuca,Donald Lane,Otto Blothenburg,Jack Smpie,Emery Baxter,Ellis Van Schaick. YEARBOOKSTAFF Editor Inez Mallery Assistant Editor Leland Cook Typists Bernice Cummings Gladys Thornton Irene Kilts Pauline Grant Nancy Roberts Proof Readers Pauline Lambert Rosealine hegeman Art Editor Bob Lynk Photography Emma •'ean Wright Business Manager Jerry Ethington Sales Manager Milton Kling Advertising Richard Van Schaick Advisors Mr. Miller Mrs. Beninati Miss Thwing CLARION STAFF Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor General Reporters Typists ' WA' 5oy s Sports Love ' n Stuff Puzzle Page Art Staff a Fashions Lest, Found, Wanted ,S Grade News Book Reviews Galloping Polls Interviews Proof Readers Production Advisors Dorlnne Sutton Inez Mallery Peggy Sutton Jerry Ethington Pauline Lambert Wanda Warner Pauline Grant Rosealine Hegeman Irene Kilts Emma Jean ’«right Rich Van Schaick Gladys Thornton 3ernice Cummings Don Lane Dwight Lane Dob Lynk Phyllis Sherwood Edith Graulick Krma Manchester Jo Nlrschl Phil Senedlktsson Vivian Seroff Nancy Roberts Marilyn Susi Cynthia Lorenz Dorothy Judd Ellen Schenk Lee Cook Milton Kling Mrs. Clara Senlnati Mr. Sydney Miller Miss Lucille Thwing i 1, 15 J r1 LEFT TO RIGHT-Row I-Linda Judd,Edna LaPlante,Robert Oliver, Sanda Tripp,Darleen Larkin,Robert Weeden,Elizabeth Harrington, Janes Young,Wilson Manchester. Row 2-Jason Garlock,Lynne Die- vendorf,Cynthia Lipe,Earl Kilts,Carol Smith,Richard Triop,Mar- garet Droll,Nancy DiPace,.Vary Ann Alves,Richard Zeller, Donald Lambert,Carol Meka. JUNIOR CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT-Row I-Edwin Ullman,Wesley Ulliran,Lawrence Lam- bert,Charles Mahr,Paul Haig. Row 2-Barbara Schenck,Marian Esk- anasv,Catherine Hayes,Marian Janicki ,Gloria Hotaling,Lois iit- beck,Joyce Oliver,Carol Lane,Anna Bradt. Row 3-Mabei Judd, Sandra Lane,Evelyn Meka,Edwina Hegeman,Gwendolyn Pomella, Leslie Bonesteed,Beverly Schrader,Mary Jane Nikolaus,Edith Lambert, Sonya Van Schaick,Betty Shaul. Row 4-Carol Campbell,Helen Traf- ton,Shirley Wilday,Laura Kilts,Janice Mereness,Shirley Bittery, Bernadetta Vrooman,Marlene Campbell,Mrs. Doig. t ' i. ORCHES- Luft to Right-Row I-Cynthia Lorenz,Helen Trafton,Edward Ullrnan,Lorraine Trafton,Inez Mallery,Barbara Schenk, Row 2- Carol Lane, Barbara Janicki,Sandra Lane,Sonya Van Schalck, Tootle Acello,Pauline Grant,Pauline Lambert Standing-Joyce Parro,Mrs, Doig,Irene Haner,Catherine Hayes,Ellen Schenk, Philip Benediktsson, GIRLS CHORUS Left to Right-Row I-Beverly Nirschl,Lila Kane, Pauline Grant, Marilyn Susi, Row 2-Janet Hoyt,Mary Bullock,Lydia Y� « a, Doris Winnie,Coreen Lambert,Mary Tucker,Arlene Usyk, Ellen Schenk,Peg. y Button, Row 3-Phyllis Collins,Wanda Warner, Julia Putnam,Virginia Ullrnan,Cynthia LorenzfDorothy Judd, Joyce Peckham,Lorraine Tral'ton,Shirley Engle,Norma Houghta- ling,Patricia Purcell,Carol Cook, Row4 —Dorcas Manchester, lirs • Doig,Phyllis Sherwood, Iona Cole, Lula Slater, Rosealine liegeman,Mildred Bianchine,Iola King,Joan Empie,Irene Sira- ulcik,Theresa Sterus,Dorlnne Button, TRA I QUARTET .mC RIG :T-Cynthia Lorenz,Jerry £ t h 1 n Richard Van Schaick, nt Dlano-t'.rs Doir JUNIOR BAND LEFT TO RIOHT-Row I-Mabel Judd,Anna Bradt,Barbara Whitback, Carol Campbell� How 2«Edlth Lambert,Helen Trafton, Warren ” ! ns , Coreen Lambert, how 3-Mary Jane N1 kolaus ,C3orla 'j. ! r.r, Judy Collins , � ’ rian Janlckl . now 4-Mu wne Brown, Irene :aner, ra. Do!£,Catherine rlayes. PEP BAND Left to Right-Joan Hoyt,Pauline Grant,Janet Hoyt,Dorothy Judd, Peggy Button,Mr3. Doig,Phyllis Collins,Tootie Acello, Eugene Van Serial ck,Philip Benediktsson. BAND Le:' . to Right-Row I-Phyllis Collins,Dorothy Juno,Beverly, Nirschl,Warren Comins,Benny Button,Pauline Lambert,Philip Benediktsson, Row 2-Margaret Button,Lorraine Trafton,Inez Yallwry.Betty Nirschl,Pauline Grant,Eugene Van Schaick. Row 3-Erma Manchester,Elsie Smith,Dorinne Button,Doris Winnie, Joan Hoyt,Carl Ullraan . Row 4-Milton Kling,Janet Hoyt,Mary Bullock,Cynthia Lorenz,Keith Mallory,Jerry Ethington,Tootie Acello. Back-Mrs. Doig MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIOHT-Carol Cook,Joan Empie,P.uth Wright JUNIOR MAJORETTES LE.v: 70 RIGHT-I-dwina He ; e man, Judy Collins,Marjorie Lanont,Joyce 03r iver,Patty Neale, L . Sharon 39 Richmondvillo 30 Sharon 34 Schoharie 32 Sharon 36 Delanson 27 Sharon 28 Cobleskill 50 Sharon 46 Be rne Knox 35 Sharon 60 middleburgh 28 Sharon 54 Oilboa 25 Sharon 46 Schoharie 49 Sharon 49 Mayfield 37 Sharon 53 Delanson 42 [ Sharon 40 Oilboa 22 Sharon 45 Jefferson 26 Sharon 45 3erne Knox 24 ; Sharon 62 Mayfield 58 Sharon 56 Middleburgh 42 Sharon 38 Richrr.ondvllie 33 Sharon 42 Casleton 64 COACH VARSITY CHEERLEADERS i i uuiino ran , ouosciwuwf rnooni ,-.xioz fcaiiftpy11 ftuxind � - 'irio dti9 VARSITY V TO RI - - itton,Dwight Lano,Jorry 2t..I ard Von 3chalet,Arden 3'onda,'3ob Lynk. Row 2-B111 7 aring, Iceland Cook,Allan Van 3cliaIck,Le1 ni SiperlytDan iove Doi£,Milton Kling, time keeper; fle : u on Buttery,Dob IIall, Ke I Li .. Le,x.;ana£ ;r . AJpr, I ' JUNIOR VARSITY SHA 1XJ fw Teft to Right-Row I-Jack Emplo.Dougins Putnam, Lionel Cous.neau, Punso 11 Kennedy. Row 2-Tootle Acello,Eugene Van Schalo . Robert ounmlngs .Philip Benedlktsson.carl TJlLnan. Row 3- Denn-a . or507, Fronds Cunnings .Otto Blothenburg.Rona Id Hall.hmer Cons -oenu , on- ald Lane.Robert Comlns.Mr. Er ln. J.V. CHEERLEADERS eft to Right-Row T-Lydla Meka.Margaret Button,Helen AppolcJ ,sun- tltute,Theresa Sterua,Shlrley Blothenburg,substitute,Ellen Schenk, rent. Simulclk. Standlng-Mlss Moselle Coach. L BASEBALL Left to Right-Row I-Biil Waring,Russe11 Kennedy,Salvatore Acello, Lionel Cou8lneau. Row 2-Arden Fonda, Richard Van Schaick,Jerry Ethington,Bob Lynk,Hilton Kling. Row 3-Coach Alexander Doig, Eugene Van Schaick,Robert Hall,Robert Cummings,Ceci 1 Cook, Allan Van Schaick,Jack Erapie,manager• TRACK Left to Right-Row I-Francis Cummings, Denis Dorsey,managers.Row I- Benny button, Lionel Cousineau, Robert Comins.Qner Cousineau,Ctto Blothenturg. Row 2-Coacn Alexander Doig,Eugene Van Schaick, Bob Lynk,Philip Benediktss n,Jerry Ethington,Keith Mallery,Richard Van 3cnaick,3ob Cummi rigs, Ronald Hail. Row 3-Lee Cook,Bill Varing,Allan Van Schaick. Second row-Jack Emoie, Salvatore Acello. I SOCCER Left to Right-Row I-Bill tfaring,Salvadore Acello,Lionel Cousin- eau,Jack Smpie, Row 2-3ob Cuaaings,Jerry 2 thing ton, Keith Mall- ery,Richard ‘ Van 3chaick,3ob tynk. Row 3-Coach Alexander Doig, Allan Van Schalck,Benny Butt on,Philip Benediktsson,Heraian 3utteryt Lee Cook, Row 4-Eugene Van Schaick,Oraer Cousineau,Arden Fonda, Left to Right-Row I-Bob Comina,Danny Renovetz,Mr. Harrie Washburn, Seth impie,Carl Ullman, Row 2-Robert Cummin s,Leland Cit erly,Paul Cranneman,Douglas Putnam,Douglas Kane. Row 4-Robert Lynk, Herbert Van Schaick,Dwight Lane, INFORMALS u Cl9ra Lappeus, secretary f i Thelma Winnie Helen Judd Cier9 Collins Harry I art n Ellery Chamurla LEFT TO RIGHT Floyd bareness Edwin Larkin Milo Brown Bill Howe rlarence Brooks ft ■ ■ •- I I ' Dulak Cleaners Dryers 101 E. Main St. Phone 1080 Frankfort, N.Y. Storage, Moth Proof Laundry Service Come to Frankfort Fair Compliments of Ivan Van Schaick Sharon Springs No� York CLASS HISTORY Freshman; 1946-1947 29 members Pre s. Bob Lynk V. P. Herb Van Schaick Sec. Dorlnne Button Treas. Inez Mallery Adv. Mrs. Helen DeLuca Freshman Initiation Junior Return Party Sophomore; 1947-1948 20 members Pres. Bob Lynk V. P. Bernice Cummings Sec. Nancy Roberts Trees. Jerry Ethington Adv. Miss Skinner F.F.A. banquet Selling magazines Junior; 1948-1949 18 members Pres. Bob Lynk V. P. Dwight Lane Sec. Nancy Roberts Treas. Inez Mallery Adv. Miss Skinner Junior Play Junior Court Dance F.F.A. banquet Senior; 1949-1950 24 members Pres. Bob Lynk V. P, Dwight Lane Sec. Nancy Roberts Treas. Inez Mallery Adv. Miss Skinner Senior play Other activities includ- ing dances, fun fair, auction, selling cards and magazines, suppers, and bake sales. B03B'S Your Friendly Jawler Congratulations to Class of '50 A gift of jewelry is A gift you will prize forever Soda Spa Cobleskill Nev; York New York Canajoharle I k k ' i Compliments Compliments of of George Bianchlne Son Myron Kallery Electrical Appliances Sharon Springs New York Sharon Springs New York Compliments Compliments of of Sharon Bowling Alleys Sharon Springs Garage Compliments of Compliments THE COI®ODORE of U. S. La Valle Harold H. Dlngman Sharon Springs New York Sharon Springs New York Compliments Compliments of of Sam Kaldo's Garage Hayes Papadl's When In a Jam Call Sam Sharon Springs New York Sharon Springs New York f- K Compliments Compliments of of Bullock’s Grocery Lynk's Service Station Sharon Springs New York Sharon Springs New York WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE TOWN and COUNTRY FABRICS 40 Main St. 1 Main St. Auto Accessories Batteries Tires Radios, Bicycles Sporting Goods Cobleskill New York YARD GOODS - LINENS - UPHOLSTERY SLIPCOVERS - CURTAINS Cobleskill New York Compliments of Shults Shoe Store Compliments of Canajoharie Bottling Works Canajoharie New York Canajoharie New York LAPPEUS Ambulance Oxygen Service Night or Day Phone 2517 Sharon Springs PYROFAX Gas Service Congratulations to the Class of 50 of Sharon Springs Central School Selkirk s Phone 85 Myers Service Station Garage Sunoco Products Cobleskill New York Sharon Springs Congratulations New York Hollywood Hotel Restaurant PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Compliments of GLENSFOOT FARM Cherry Valley New York ft I n Compliments of Ralph W. Eldredge BEECH-NUT PACKING COMPANY Canajoharie INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE New York Phone 2151 Sharon Springs New York Be Wise Compliments Buy Frlgidaire of Appliances Spraker's Garage Vosburgh's Sharon Springs New York E. Main St. No.1 Erie Blvd Stores New York CanaJoharle 1 I r- r Walter G. Llpe Hay Straw Wholesale and Retail General Trucking Phone 2119 Sharon Springs, N.Y. Compliments of EMPIRE RESTAURANT Cobleskill Compliments of Sheldon s Groceries Sharon Springs New York Compliments of Briggs Lumber Co« WEITZMAN S Men s Shop Sharon Springs Coble3kill New York New York New York I f- I Compliments Compliments of of WHITE SULPHUR COMPANY Sharon Springs New York Dr. Robert J. Shelmandlne Sharon Springs New York Every Day More Men Say We Buy Our Clothes at Congratulations to the Class of '50 RICH'S OF SHARON SPRINGS CENTRAL SCHOOL Cobleaklll A France's Grocery Big Selection in your Sharon Springs Correct Size RICH'S GIVE YOU A PERFECT FIT New York 1 I ' I 1 SCHOLET Quality Furniture at Pleasing Prices Ballston Spa - Coblesklll - Fort Plain New York McCormick k Deerlng Farm Machines and International Motor Trucks Jared Van Wagnen k Son East Main Street Coblesklll New York FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CANAJOHARIE Canajoharle, New York Sharon Springs Year Book - 1950 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1950 May the Future Bring You Success FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CANAJOHARIE St. Johnsville Canajoharle Sharon Springs Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I I I I YOUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED by the INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY THouu actuneno Sxctuoiveley to t6e ScAooU o£ tuterica Cun 40t£ (yean, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS DIPLOMAS YEARBOOKS CAPS and GOWNS STATIONERY — I I tit tStationziy NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL FRANCHISE DEALER FOR NAME OF CLOSEST DEALER WRITE TO 'Johnhans 608 DELAWARE KANSAS CITY 6, MISSOURI UiUUlllUUlilUiiUlUl DAV-SON CORK BACK BULLETIN BOARDS SAFETY RECORD THIS WEEK M T W T F S LOST TIME ACCIDENT SERIOUS DOCTOR CASES ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR CONCENTRATED ORIVE THE LAST TWO MONTHS FOR «00 PER CENT ATTENDANCE AND PRODUCTION IS SHOWING GOOD RESULTS DIRECTORY FLOOR CAFETERIA 3 ° WEST EMPLOYMENT OFFICE H.L. KRUSE 1ST EAST DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of Va inch cork mounted on Va inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. For Use In Bulletin board with two set SCHOOLS in glass doors. One side cork CHURCHES the other changeable letter FACTORIES insert (Letters are not included) Bulletin board with two set in glass doors. Both sides cork. STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS 30 « 48' .......... S30.00 30 60 .............. 32.50 36 48 ............ 31.25 36 x 60 .......... 36.25 30”i 48 ............ $44.89 30 « 60 ............ 51.40 36 � 48 49.40 36 x 60 ......... 59 35 OFFICES STORES CLUBS PUBLIC SPEC'AL ASSORTMENT OF 600 % BUILDINGS AND 1 INCH LETTERS $12.00 THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. 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