Sherburne Central High School - Monarch / Opus Yearbook (Sherburne, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

Days of Old Opus 51 wrlifczrm M'1HLlS1LYCIt6Cl Semor lass SIIG? UTTlEiCYGT1+T'C1l School S CEYIDUYHCS New YJ? Th' d +' F lr fl bg Howard Vgle is used w We p2r,:ESZ?o:C0kOTelwc?r1eZ gcgg-regs Sons bq whom H' Ss C0P1j 'QM'9a oreword 11 or so or 11 m H1113 of 11orc1 work wo 1wc1vCfz boon o11o1o o wrmjfo, '1'1us 11 s1ior9 11 S1fnc:m1ou no H 1w S1oo1 for Hwo gocw 1950 1951 w11'1w suc11 peosuvo of spw'1 11wo11' 11 11 wos you 13u povlr of 1106 p1oo1suro 111o1 11' hos o111orf1oc1 us we 11 be con1'on1' w111w w1qo1' wehove done. QS you road 11115 vo1umo, we 1'xopG, you wi11 s11ore wi11W us our o1oi19 1'i1o in S1'1G,v13urno11ig11... fc1IoIe o onI nIs I ' ,ff Z, 'TY l 1 A X,Ib- fi I' IX IIII I L5 I Pqe, RQ-,4 FOREWOI-2D DEDICAT ION ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL ALVIA MATER PRINCIPAL BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY NURSES OFFICE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE STAFF, PRACTICE TEACHERS CAFETERIA STAFF JANITOR5 BUS DRIVERS SYIYRNA SCHOOL AND PRINCIPAL SYIYRNA CAFE'I'ERIA,SI'I'fIIIIPI JANITOR , SYIYIINABUS DRIVERS CLASSES R E SWIRNA KINDERSAKIEN GRADES I7.,'5 ll 5 SHERBURNE IIIIIDEIIGAIIIEIII AN AND PM , GRADES I2,3 1I,5,6 7 Y, 9AND OFFICERS, IO AND OFFICERS II AND OFFICERS SENIORS I2 C3 2 MR KENNY, SENIOR INDIVIDUALS CLASS OFFICERS RG, HISTORY5 RECORDS POEI I YEAIIBODK 5TAFFg PLAY ACTIVITIES. . .. . , ,, Q E II STUDENT COUNCIL, uouon SIICIEIYQ sox: snows- cue scomm II-I-I3 LIBRARY CLUB' SAFETY PATROL3 SRO? 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CONCLUSION. ..... . ....... ... ..... ...Egg ZX lr I Dedlcahon G G qr u uvm a gear' xv en our Armed forces have ogam been culled bpon Yo profecf as from :lhe hxfmoll and ConhCJf5 fha? are Nhreahamng The peace of our' counhrfg These bags me cpsvxn Jrhe hes? gears of fhew loves In owdev' f of we mighjf have The oppofjruniig and Qood Sfovhlhe, 'lo SNUC1 Qccovchng +0 We Amevncan Wag of hge Wiih ihis lfhoughf in mmol, xvejhe, class og WSL areh pr od io dedicake ihus qc-ar's PUS ,ro e gormev- sfudenis o? Shevbuvne Ceniral School who are now servmQ m ihe Armed Forces. We believe Jfhai wah ihe heh? of Thousands o? oihers, fheq wk!! presevve, our Sreedomg and help To bring peace, 'zo a wav iovn worid. 0 O P YG acl ohngcl Q 1 h the Eng cmcl His Council fi QR f W X X x 5 X 5, X . X ' x NN. NS Y FX X X X M Rule .. ur usile Hlma Cinder f-ff'-Q. HH haul Jfo Skerburno, pin gn H1 h School Hlmol flicker Hue, lo QIHLJ cmd honor we pk-3 Q, fo Ljou ,UXCRVOOH cmd WhI+G The fowoslf son S 3fo Theo we rouse , Thru C'hCmc,m o Uxcznencg echoes M . 1 I Y ' A Q. is Q 5 LF 1' ' in X4 1 54? xii F, f if , O I nu ll ln...,U: IMIHH. L UI, 'HH' I kllt x,L'H ' tU1'f5,,,4j 1. uvlu UN KHlHJH'Nll .l H g 'MNH lhlllnlllnln H WHHH Hjlldnlu M' xm1U .-l,x,Hl'1'4 X IfjlrllluaflUlflmqliliIt l ' XI ' fll Ulf If I Klux ll. MMI Mm' 'Mimi tw y H Q .flu -lllfl 'H' MID the many dutles of a K1ng the Castle's Admlmstrator has taken tlme to become per sonally acquaxnted wlth each one of us We, the Class of '51 wlsh to express our appreclatxon for the excellent help and gu1dance Mr Lotz has glven us In LL youth need opportun1 tles to develop thexr capacl tles to appreciate beauty m art, lxterature musxc and nature All youth need to grow ln the1r ablhty to express the1r thoughts clearly We hope that the planning and the producmg of the 1951 'OPUS have helped to meet these needs 1n some measure The work oi the advlsers the staff and the class IS apprecn ated, and we sincerely say I Y 'ir KH Ill ff' u I l 7 K, ' Thank you, Class of 1951! ,X ,f + I Y I ' r I Y f F 4 I lu ' in ll IH I' I H' 1 s 1-9 has C0 neil LEFT T0 RIGHT MR LOTZ MR LATHROP MRS TARTANIAN MR SMITH MR TAYLOR MR FARGO ABSENT MR GAINES HO plans the court llfe? Who h1res the pedagogues cooks stablemen coachmen and other employees? The members of the Board of Educatlon glV6 freely of thelr tlme and efforts ln conductlng the affalrs of the school d1str1ct Every member of the royal fam1ly appreclates the work of the Klng s Counc1l M R WEBB MR LOTZ N0 amount of words can express the ap preclatlon and feelmg of prlde on the part of the faculty and students of Sherburne Central School for the flag, dlsplayed 1n the plcture above We want to thank the Balch famlly who so l-und ly presented th1s to our school 161 :G Cb 5 , l what MR YO UMANS It would be d1ff1cult to enumerate the prob lems we semors have created whlle strugglmg through our school years However we have reached our goal because of the guldance afford ed us by our h1gher authorltles To Mr Youmans, Mr Lotz and Mr Webb who have found no problem of ours too large to solve we say 'Thank you 8 C161 ooues FACULTY 3 O SEATED MRS MC CARTY MISS MURRAY MRS HARTIAN MRS NOON STANDING MRS VOSBURY MR KENNY MR DE IEERDT MISS STARRATT MISS BENEDICT MR MILLER MR VAHUE MRS REESE MRS COVHJL MRS RAINEY NDER the excellent pedagogy of our Teach wlsh to thank all our Teachers who have made xt ers we have not only xncreased our knowl posslble for the class of '51 to reach 1ts pres edge but have recelved moral and vocational elif E021 guidance that w1ll follow us all our llfe We MISS LOUISE BENEDICT MISS AGNES CASEY Oneonta Normal, Syracuse B S Sherburne Trammg Class Grade 2 MRS NORENE BIGELOW Hartwlck, A B Albany State Subst1tute L1brar1an Llbrary Club MRS TERESA BILLINGS Oneonta State Buffalo State B S Columbla M A Grade 2 Red Cross MISS DOROTHY BROTHERS Plattsburg State, St Lawrence Busmess Subjects Audltor of Act1v1ty Account Oneonta State Grade 3 MISS CONCETTA CETTA Eastman School of Dental Dental Hyglemst MR JOHN COLEGROVE Ithaca College B S Physlcal Educatlon Varslty Football MRS MARION COMSTOCK Oneonta State N Kmdergarten Llbrary Ca.feter1a SUPEFVISIOH 9 MISS ANNETTA CONLEY Oswego State B Ed Grade 3 MRS LOUIEAN COVELL Oneonta State N MR DONALD CULLIGAN Ithaca College B S Physlcal Educatlon Varsxty Basketball Track Jr Hlgh Baseball MR LESLIE DEWEERDT Albany State, B A Jr Hlgh Soclal Studles En lxsh Odds an Ends ' Staff I r Hlgh Basketball Brs. l..s. . ' Hygieneg coruanq state Grade 4 ' ' , . c-:dago 'Q ue FAC ULTY 3 LEFT T0 RIGHT MISS MACKSEY MR WEBB MR NELSON MRS TARTANIAN MISS CASEY MISS BROTHERS MISS CEFTA MR ROBERTS MRS BILLINGS MISS SULLIVAN MISS SEABURY MISS CONLEY MRS MILLER MR LOTZ MR ROBERT FOX Colgate, B A S 1gh Enghsh Dramatlcs MR GEORGE FRANKS Brockport State B E Prmclpal of Smyrna School Grades 4 5 MR KENDRICK HART Cornell, B S M S Vocatlonal Agnculture F F A MRS MARJORIE HARTMAN Rochester Instltute of Musical Art Mansfleld State, B M Ed Alfred U Vocal Muslc, Choruses Cholr, Ensembles, Accompamst MRS GENEVA HOWARD Geneseo State N Grade 4 MR MELVIN KENNY St Lawrence, B S M A General Sclence Bl0IOg'y Health J V Basketball Semor Class Advrser MISS CLARA KNAPP Soclal Studles G A A MR THOMAS LOTZ Syracuse, B S Cornell, M S Supervismg Princrpa MISS KATHERINE MACKSEY Oswego State, Syracuse, B S Grade 5 MR. CLAIR MCCARTY Houghton, A B Cornell M S Mathematxcs Sclence Camera Club Electromcs Club MRS ELLEN McCARTY Houghton A B Geneseo State, B S 1n L S Lxbrarlan MRS ANNE MILLER Nurse Teacher MR FRANK MILLER Mansfleld State, B S Instrumental Music Band Pep Band MRS IRENE MORSE Buffalo State, B S Grade 5 MISS MARGARET MURRAY New Paltz State Geneseo State B S Kmdergarten r. ' i ' ..,'.. ,...'.5.. . ' , . . Cornell, 3 Stanford, M.A. Hahnemaunn Hosllital, R-N- . . 3, . . . i . , l 1 . . , . . . .'g . 1 - - -S , . . Q 10 MR. KELLOGG NE LSON Geneseo State, Cortland State, B S Grade 6 I V Football Wrestlmg MRS MARGARET NOON Albany State, B S Busmess Sub ects Adult Educa 1on MRS HELEN RAINEY Cornell B S Vocatlonal Homemakmg 4HFA MRS MAY REESE Oneonta State, N Grade 6 MR LYLE ROBERTS Oneonta State Albany State B S Syracuse Un1vers1ty .T High Engllsh Driver Tramin I V Foot all Vars1ty Baseball MISS HARRIET SARTWELL Houghton, A B Syracuse, M A angu es English 9 Year oo French Club MRS VIOLA SINCLAIR Oneonta State, N Grades 2 3 4 H Audubon Club MR .TAMESR SPENCE Albany State, A B M A Syracuse U Guldance Dlrector MISS EDITH STARRATT Demson, Ph B Syracuse, M Sr Hlgh Soclal Studles Student Councll MISS JOAN SULLIVAN Cortland State B S Ph slcal Educatxon G Cheerleaders Intramurals, Vars1ty Sports Bowlmg Club MISS MABEL TEI-IAN Sherburne Trammg Class Syracuse U Itlnerant Substltute MRS MARY THOMPSON Oneonta State, N Grade 1 MR HAROLD VAHUE Buffalo State B S Syracuse, M S Industrlal Arts Shop Club, Radlo Club MRS CAROLYN VOSB URY Cortland State, N Grade 1 MR LEWIS WEBB H3.I'tW1Ck A B Albany State M A Vlce Prmclpal Engllsh Natlonal Honor Society MISS MILDRED WEBB Oneonta Normal Syracuse B S Ir Hlgh Soclal Studles Gra e Supervxsor MISS LILLIAN WHITE Buffalo State, Albrlght Art School, B S Fme Arts MRS LILLY WHITE Oneonta State B Ed Grade 5 MISS WINIFRED SEABURY MRS LENORA WHITNEY Cortland State N Oneonta State, B Ed M E Grade 1 Ir Hlgh Mathematlcs FAC ULTY SEATED IRS SINCLAIR IISS SAR'l'llILL IISS TEIIAN IRS IIIITE IRS IHITNEY STANDING Ill FRANKS IRS IXJISTOIX IRB THOIPQI. IISS IEBB, IRS HOIARD, IISS KNAPP, IR HART, IR SPENCE. IR IC CABTY. In Fox 11 . Q.. . ...Q . . I i , , . I ' .. .gl . .S. ' , . . - - .H. . . ' ', ' l ,' . 1 ' IX., U ' ' ' ' - ' .r.. 1 . - a s . 'Q Q . . . , E L ai-- polheccwg hop HE Nurse's Offlce IS always a room of actlvzty physz cal exammatxons, eye tests and ear tests, 1n add1t1on to the dally 'checkups Any student who has been ab sent from school for SICKIIGSS reports there wlth a wrltten excuse before bemg admltted to class agam When one feels sxck or has a toothache, he goes to the Apothecary Shop We wlsh to thank Mrs Miller and Mlss Cetta for all tlhe ltghmes they have comforted us and guided us to better ea Mlss Cetta cleans students' teeth - W Ziff ff re feifvfwiyf Mrs Miller conducts physical examinations 1: -v' f ,Tw Frlur Ma ff -g FIRST ROI IRS GOULD HRS CAI.-IAN IRS JEIZURA IRS BIGBDV IRS HODGES IRS FRAIR SECOND ROI IRS POX URS DENNIS REV IEIST REV RYDER IRS BENEDICT IRS ROSE ABSENT MRS HOWARD HRS DE IEERDT REV DALEY IRS FENSTERER d tl i l t ith t li ous txon 1n thelr own falth The school is glad to 3519232 Dah?-ocumhuthie lhxrztedoleffggtsgzmf all play 1ts part 111 UIIS very lmportant phase of the the churches of Sher urne the upils um grades ch1ld's development one through s1x have the opnor nity for mstruc 12 113, , ' X 'f iff ,, I j , .ftayfv E 'N' ,V :J I J , .W J x7 , ',' - ' , V . ny R if 4,254 ' l I ff' V . lfnzl A- ,616 l I -nz . V W g R rx I 5' I -- N R 1 7 e fc- l L ' A ,K hf A R H pprcnf :ces IR IARREN IR IIKOLASKO UR castle is glad to provide the tralmng ground for Apprentices whose fellowship is always inspiring IISS BRONG IISSO CONNOR. IR LUBECKI IR IAC ARTHUR.. hromcler uns. nrcrrrzn mms. rmrmxm 13 OR all the help you have given us telephone calls forgotten locker combmatlons a llttle extra paper and ink when needed checking account books and innumerable other things we the Class of 1951 say Thank you 00 'S IRS SLEEFER MRS CASHMAN MRS SANDBERG MRS RILEY MRS HUMPHREY MRS MILLER MR CONLEY MR BLANDING MR DALTON COC! C11 14 HIGH BRONSON ANDERSON KEHOE A HUMPHREY SPAULDING QHVQL Q -4 I Aflff I A . LX: ' if MR. Y! 06 mm. 1 - Mn. .11 MR. F GAN -1., is 1? A? SS Um ACH year Smyrna School our I only outlymg Fxef sends a large number of Pages to our Castle Thelr elementary trammg IS un the expert dxrectlon of Smyrna s Vas sal, Mr Franks v oo ,,,.... 15' MR FRANKS N MRS. MONROE MR. 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BOOS, A. LAW. HODGE, R. BLAND, L. CAMPBELL. STANDING: E. I - . - . D- - - . - . - . . 18 SECOND AND THIRD GRADES FIRST ROW FRONT T0 BACK J QUIMBY G MONROE D A STEVENS FOURTH ROW E2 MANWARREN D DAVIS C CRANDALL, D TRACY SECOND ROW R SHOVE S RUSSELL G DAY D BASSETT M D HILL R COLLINS G NELSON STANDING A SHOVE R WRIGHT BRIGGS F' HERRDLD THIRD ROW D CRANDALL J PECKHAM H C COYE E LAW M CURNS J MC MULLEN MISSO CONNER MRS COOPER P WRIGHT J WEBB L CLARK D FUNK W KUNKEL SINCLAIR FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES FIRST ROW FRONT T0 BACK D SIIIONS B IRIGHT J JOHNSON N JOHNSJN FOURTH ROI S JOHNSON N SHOVE E CLARK G R SHOVE H POLLOCK H MCIULLEN SECOND ROI J THYER POLLOCK N CURNS FIFTH ROI C BAKER W CAMPBELL W G NELSON C HUBBELL S STOIELL C BASSEFT J GRAVES GOLDEN L HILL E CLARK B LIVINGSTON STANDING MR THIRD ROI A NELSON H MEYERS D BROWN C HILL PRANKS ABSUT J BENEDICT R SCHRDDER 1 19 . . , 0 , :. ',. .. , . . :. ,. ,. ,, 1. ,. ,. .- . . :. ,. . SHERBURNE KINDERGARTEN A M be LEFT OF SLIDE: L DOUGHERTY S BUYEA IN LINE T0 SLIDE ABRAMS P MULLER. E MORGAN D VAN WAGNER B TRACY M REESE S VAN WAGNER B SARGEANT K NELSON K PRICE CLARK E PARKER L PINDAR K MATTESON ABSFNT J CROFT C WILCXJX J BUSH R. BURLISON L POSTIGLION CROSS L CROSS W HILL G TIPTON C MIKALUNAS KINDERGARTEN P M I ad JH FIRST ROI C ROBERTS J STONE V CLARK L DOUGHERTY R BENEDICT D MARANO J CALABELLI F' BIVIANO J WYNN C KENNY S FORDAAN C JONES K WEBB D LOTZ SECOND D LAWRENCE K WILCOX T BUTTS R BURLISON R WILCOX ROI R BICE D TANNER P EPSTEIN V YACANO B IXJYLE D S'ENCE J GOMBER S TRUAX I wp - ' ' 13 . . - I Y if' Q :ff f , K 'X K Q 5 . , . . Z C. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , J. , . , . , . . J I R. REESE. RIGHT OF SLIDE! MISS MURRAY, L. SMITH, L. SMITH, J. BESAW, N. PRESNELL. . . 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CUNNINGHAM F MULLER P PUDNEY C BAKER L PALMER, SECOND Nik C HINKLEY W METTLER J CAPPADONIA B E CUMMINGS R ARMSTRONG A ABBOTT D MONROE B HAKES WINTON E WILLIAMS S PRICE J HOJNOWSKI J LEWICKI P PRICE B WINTON J DALY C ALMSTEDT T BUNDY J WIL J GLIDER F TRUAX H STAPLETON J HUDSON M SCHROER COX J PARKER S VAN MATRE MISS SEABURY ABSENT B FERNS J REYNOLDS S FAULKNER M BURLISON G BRANCATO L PALMER SECOND GRADE l'-f FRONT ROW R STREICH C SPRAGUE V CLARK F ANDERSON J BUTTON L FERN K THOMAS S NOON P LA COE P WEBB D CURTIS M PARSONS K GREEN SECOND ROI S EGGLES TON C CROSS D GOODRICH N STAPLETON M CUMMINGS N PARK L BUTTS I HODGES A REYNOLDS J BAILEY L KIL PATRICK E HODGES G DENNIS H LLEWELLYN E NEIMAN E HORTON E KUPRIS B FOX C HOTALING R JOHNSON THIRD ROW MISS BENEDICT J DOUGHERTY W BUNN BASILE N QUIMBY J IUHLFELD E POSTIGLION J WILCOX FORE IAN S DENNISON R RAKES J MALTZAN L MAYNE ROBERTS H COOK L HILL D BELUSH I BESAW J AUSIAN FAULK NER RRS BILLINGS ABSENT J 0 CONNOR B THOMPSON R TAYLOR J HENDRICKSON J HENDRICKSON 1 - . - , . , . , . , . , - I - u ' I ' ' my Rf , V A xx I ' If ' - a I ' ' - - - -A .1 I 3 V 1 , 2 , 5 I ' . 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' , . , - r ' v ' ' P' , . , . , . , . , . . , . , - n - I - I L' - I 21 1'IIII2IJ CBIQIIIJIE FRONT ROW S MARANO J DUBIEL E POST S DOUGHERTY CONLEY R PIERCE N SPRAGUE P STOWELL M CRANDALL BIVIANO M PAPALINO B PARKS E LEHMAN J COSENS J BENEDICT J BIGELOW G LEWIS F MALTZAN J LARRY JONES D CURTIS R GARITO D BOISE SECOND ROW C HICKS C LAW W SARGEANT G CUMMINGS D HAKES FOSTER L WILLIAMS K REESE D WHEELER E DOYLE L TOWSLEY D THOMAS J PARK R HOLCOMB MISS CASEY LEWICKI D WILCOX M CUMMINGS D TRUAX B SMITH ABSENT D HILL A SHARKI D BUYEA F GAFFNEY CLARK F GOLDEN B coonnxcn THIRD now MISS l?CJIIIl1'II CIIIIKIJIE STREICH G KRANZ A REYNOLDS M MENNIG J PARKS R COSENS J BALLAM C COLABELLI C METTLER H POST SECOND ROW S REESE F BOISE L MC GOVERN B STAPLETON J TRIPP D SPRAGUE B MATTESON M BRANCATO F PRICE D PALMER J TAYLOR N J AMES M NOLL B BICE M MC QUEEN J ADSIT M HOLCOMB ROW MRS COVELL J FERN S CRANDALL J LEWICKI H BOISE L DOUGHERTY D JONES N MILFS S PRICE W DOYLE L TOWSLEY W BERGNER D RILEY C HODGES J ANDREWS R WARE M BENEDICT D DE MENT T YER TON R BELUSH MRS HOWARD ABSENT K STEVENS B HENDRICKSON J GUTER M. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . J. , . , . , . . I . , . , . . . , . G. , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , C. , . , . , . , . , Z . , . , . , . . A. . . , . . I FRONT ROW! J. DUBIEL, M. GREEN, E. LLEWELLYN, C. E. MULLER, D. NEWMAN. C. SHERWOOD, B. SHERMAN. THIRD . , . , . , . , . . , . 1 - , . 4 1 H - 1 - , . , . , . , . . , . , - p - u - ' 22 I FIFTH GRADE FY' A FRONT ROW M JONES M A NOON LER P MOREY C KAZLAUKAS C V KELLEY W PARKS M METTLER CRANDALL L CLARK R HOTALING LIN R DOW B PIERCE W SMITH RAINEY W WILLIAMS D COX M SIXTH GRADE B PEPTIS M PARKS D MIL SMITH L MEYERS B LA COE SECOND ROW E REESE D BASILE J LAW V CH P L KUPRIS B TRUAX J COLEMAN L WILCOX R LLEW ELLYN THIRD ROW MISS MACKSEY D WALES B PROSSER I DUNAGAN KINS G KILPATRICK J CROSS J GAFFNEY D DE MENT D KRANZ ABSENT S GRIFFIS I JOHNSON R BORCHARDT R SPRAGUE J WILCOX G PRICE M IL POWELL P WINTON K ELIAS J HEIGLE MRS WHITE FINNERTY M JOHNSON A MILLER S CAMPBELL R FOSTER SECOND ROW B PRICE B BRAMER A NOON T SHARKI M BONSIE R SCHEUERMAN J BROWN J NIGHTENGALE D BENEDICT R TRUAX LA SHOMB MARSTERS ELLIOTT E MORYL FRONT ROW E HILL C BUYEA A CAPPADONIA D PARKS K MATTESON J AUSMAN MRS REESE THIRD ROW MR NELSON BORRESON A NOLL P SMITH T PERN R NIGHTENGALE D E 0 CONNOR J CLARK N SCHMIDT J DAY J HEROLD L MULLER A LASHER J DOW F ABBOTT L NOVAK J DAY B BRANAGAN H ADSIT C CLEMENS C ATWATER G MEYERS T ARMSTRONG V MC EWEN M FRYOVER W DAVIS A HOTALING B THROOP G CROUCH W BLACK M BELUSH S REESE SANDBERG C FISHER E LAW T CRUMB S MILLER C SENT P HENDRICKSON R HOLLENBECK D REYNOLDS M COX F SMITH B LA COE R PAULKNER J EGGLESTON L KLOCKOWSKI SEVENTH GRADE Om FRONT ROW E PIERCE B BUTTON C WINDSOR M HEIGLE S COOPER S BOOS N NEWMAN D DE MENT R HODGE E A VAHUE L MANWARREN L BRANAGAN A SABA J CARNEY J BRUNSCHMID SECOND ROW MISS WEBB C LOSEE R CRJOSS A LYONS J WARGO R ELLIS F' DUNGEY C LAW R ELLIS T RILEY R MC INT RE J TAYLOR F COLEMAN F POOLE L MOREY A HOKE L DUNAGAN L STICKLES P ADSIT E DAY, B DALRYMPLE R SEPELLO EIGHTH GRADE BENNETT MRS WHITNEY THIRD ROW G MILLER S FAGAN HADLOCK B PALMER W MC MULLEN A LEWIS F' MULLER MANLEY A ANGLE J SCHELLING R STONE L STRAIN ANDERSON J MUDGE R JONES R MALTZAN B VAN WAGNER HODGES J GUTER L STICKLES B LARRY S RUNYON ELI AS D DALTON ABSENT H CROUCH W PIERCE COLL INS D MC G0 VERN B ANAGNO ST M RUSSELL D COOK C PACKER M FERN J WYNN S HORSTMAN D MARSTERS P CRIPPEN J BULLOCK C CLARK C LIVINGSTON CAMPBELL SECOND ROW MR ROBERTS V HAMILTON FERRIS L TEPPT A LYONS D RUBLE R CUNNINGHAM DENNIS J DIMORIER C BHJUSH H PROSSER D UNGER MERRILL B MACK L IIJYLE MISS KNAPP T PACKER B PARKS H VAHUE W HORSTMAN S ADSIT J FAULKNER J BLAIR D SIMMONS F CARPENTER E LARCOM M NOLL S FOBES C HARTMAN MR DE WEERDT THIRD ROW S PRANKLYN L BENSON R YERTON D RECDRD M GRAHAM ELLIOTT B SCHRODER J VAN DE BOGART D DE MENT WEAVER H MUDGE C BOISE C DAVIS T ALDRIDGE STAFFORD S ALDEN M DALTON G LIGHT J CXJLE BICE D HORTON D CASTIGLIA C JOHNSON RICHARDSON R CURNS B TURNER N DENNIS ABSENT PRICE I . , 1 , 1 , . , . D. , . . Z . , . , 1 , . , 1 , 1 , . . , S. , . , . , . , . 1 , 1 , . , . , . . L. , 1 , . , 1 , 1 , I , 1 , . , . , . , M. , 1 , . , . , . 1 , . , . , . , . , 1 Y , W. , . , . , . , 1 1 1 , . , . , 1 , 1 , . , J. , . . Z 1 , . , , , , ' , , I , , C. , . , . , . . FRONT ROW! F. CRANDALL, R. SEEBER, J. JOHNSON, B. QUIMBY, 1 1 - v ' ' I 1 1 1 1 , . , 1 , . , . 1 - ' ' ' ' I ' 1 , 1 , 1 1 . , 1 , J. 1 ' ' ' 1 - 1 B. 1 I 1 , . , I. 1 ' I ' ' ' I ' 1 lf. , 1 , 1 , 1 , . , E1 I ' ' ' ' ' v - 1 J. , 1 , 1 1 . , . , E. v ' ' ' 0 ' 1 R11 , 1 , 1 , , 1 , 1 S, , 1 1 1 , 1 1 Z , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , V, 1 . , 1 1 1 ' , 1 , . , 24 Squires FRESHMEN FRONT ROW C BORCHARDT R INGRAM J BORRESJN R HORSTMAN J NOLL V SHOVE F FAULKNER M GAFFNEY G RUE S SHOVF D SCHAEFFR J BARNES R CHASE C HUBBELL A BOOS SECOND ROW MR MC CARTY K STAMP A FERRIS C RUSSELL WALES N MILLER L STICKLES E BECKWITH R MULLER CROUCH C COYE J RAINEY M BECKWITH B REESE LEWIS S COX I SABA D DAY MISS SARTWELL THIRD RDW BENEDICT J HAMILTON R BEECHWOOD P DAY W TREDWAY S the seventy two members of the freshmen class took the1r place as Squires, they also real1zed they had a greater role to play ln the court aCt1V1t1eS They have partlclpated ln band, chorus, football, and wrestlmg Under the guld ance of Mlss Sartwell and Mr McCarty, they have served refreshments after one home basket ball game and are plamung to have a dance some t1me 1n May Presldent Robert Ingram Vlce Presldent Wayne Fobes Secretary Pat Gaffney Treasurer J ack Howard R I OSEE G SWART J BICE P MULLIGAN W FOBFS J CAPPADONIA N SCHEUERMAN R BULLOCK H REYNOLDS H SCH AEFER J LEWI S J SHERMAN J BELU SH R RYAN R HUM PHREY K HANCE S LA SHOMB S SANDBERG M PALMER ABSENT W LAKE C JOHNSON J HOWARD P GRESECK C GRAVES C D TRUAX L WILBUR C WRIGHT J HENDRICKSON A CRANDALL C ELLIS OFFICERS X117 SHAW-KI. li- COLEMAN. E- POWELL. I- HOTALING. R- THOMAS. GRAHAM. J. FULLER, L. FRAIR, G. PALMER, S. STOPERA, E. TIPTON, . ' . ia Y ' It 1 I - 'lf 7 , S I L, A . 25 nl ht Cm ache T' FRONT ROW E COLLINS C HILL M BEESMER J RICHARDSON SAIYER T CONLEY M CRANDALL T LOTZ D SCHELLING R THRDCP S RICHMYRE M VIHALEY K VON BANK SECOND ROW MRS NOON NELSON M VAN PELT B GRAVES S PAULKNER ABSENT J COLE R L POOLE J ABBOTT P BENNETT P FOSTER J TURNER LAKE E HORTON LAW A LYON J MORYL R NOLL C WYNN M L COLEMAN A BENEDICT C WYNN A TURNER S COOK R BASSETT E BECKWITH J CLARK C COLLINS I CUNNINGHAM F0 THIRD ROW E BARNES S LA SHOMB B HADLOCK R FRAIR OF FIC ERS URING th1s school year the Kmghts and Ladles under the excellent guldance of Mr Fox and Mrs Noon, put on a very successful Sadle Haw kms' Dance Thelr able presldent, Rex Sawyer v1ce presldent, Thomas Lotz, secretary, Judxth Abbott, and treasurer, Al1ce Turner, are plannmg more projects of mterest to thelr fellow students under the1r green and yellow colors Presldent Rex Sawyer V1ce Presldent Thomas Lotz Secretary .Tudlth Abbott Treasurer Ahce Turner 26 . Q O 4' A: ' L ,x 1 H I - H ,R y, f, S 1 W QATSBI A V In 'V N ' i ' ' , g , ' .- ' 3 w . nv I i I ' I sf vi . . - 5 : A 13? J H' A 15,1 A 'f A I ,AA5 fl ' 3 - . - . . , . , , . , . . . . - , . , - . - . - . 2 . . D. , . , . , . . : . - - . - . . . . . . , B, , . ,w. , . , . , . , . , . - . - . - . . . . . M- R. , . , . , . , . , X. : . , . . . , . F, , i . . . , l ' ' - - S cron .ralfiuronesses .TUNIORS T FRONT ROI M CURNS M PINCKNEY J COLE W ABBOTT D SABA K QUINN H HEIGLE R WHALEY M CRANDALL S DENNIS C HISERT SECOND ROI MISS STARRATT D FRADENBURGH L STRAIN G GAINES W TRUAX L HODGE H WALTERS N ANAGNOST J SPINEY L HOTAL ING L CLEMENS V HORTON B LAKE R CROSBY MISS BROTHERS HE Class of 52 was happy to arrlve at the ranks of Barons and Baronesses under the f1ne leadershxp of lts offlcers and the guldance Mlss Starratt and Mlss Brothers Thexr flrst project of the year was the sett1ng up of an attrac t1ve booth at the School Farr where they sold can died apples, 1ce cream, and pop corn balls The rnagazlne sales' campalgn agaln aroused a strong feelmg of rwalry Although they had to admlt loss to the Semors, they are well pleased wmth the prof 1ts and are confldent that they w1ll defeat next year's .Tumors They are aDtlClpat1l'1g an outstand 1ng Jumor Prom to 1nsure thelr t1tle to nob1l1ty Shlrley Dennls Rlchard Crosby Hazel Helgle Lena Clemens Presldent Vlce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer fill, THIRD ROI I VON BANK C HARRIS R STAFFORD R BORRESON E HORTON I COOK A STONE R LASHER R TAYLOR J SCHEUER MAN W CUNNINGHAM C COLLINS T BALLAM J FRANKLIN CUMMINGS J MORYL D HAGGERTY ABSENT M TEFPT C HUSTED R HENDRICKSON L KEATOR B SHERWOOD OF FIC ERS F ': I I : ' ,, 4? 5 S' -f . N - 'Q I I , 'I 3 S A V A ' V xt . W .. A 1- 3 .1 Ji- 'v , f - I V A I J - ' Ti' 77 ' h ' :iii f ' - ' JII:..' fi . .' 1 ,,. R is ' A In - . I bf , Q3 .W '- A rg f,,',- ,IZ I. 1' f 1 N - Y J . 4 ' f . ' ' J 5 a 4-F ' I 1 . W x 7' , T7 ily, X' x I A Q ' fn, 1 . . . - . . . , . , . , . , . , D. C' v - . . . . . of . 27 O00 69452946 Q3 X I ll onor and Glory GYG UPS. 111' HO was the person who was always ready to help us? Who suggested new ideas, laughed with us, and sometimes at us, sold can- dy after school for us when no seniors were around, and performed unselfishly innumerable other tasks to promote the welfare and happiness of the Dukes and Duchesses? Yes, who had to occasionally direct the wandering Duke back to hls proper domain? We all know the answer He was our falthful advlser Mr Kenny We the Class of 51 thank you Mr Kenny for the thmgs we have gamed from your patlent and understand 1ng leadershlp m the buslest days of our court l1fe D1 ia 4-' - 75: Ord fl Hr Q 3. 't n'5x -quam, it MR KENNY . . . 5 , 9 1 . I X . 9 7 ' l 1 X If 5 f 'X 1' :L 0 ', ..--- ' 5: A 1 xx X ' ' X 1' N ff' 45 f ,. ,af en? ! 3 A Va ,w ' 5-. rx? ,L ef R 1,1 f-.t jf 3: 1 5. s.-3 fs- xv- is s l ,, b CQ-' ,-Q -'31 4-' 'il .A x. y ' -vi Q 6 -V ' al. 1.7 e 2 .9 -,If -if S., 4 N 5: 57,1 , j' h A 2 YH - '. F' , . . . ' 1525, ji ' - A f 'fgjiffk , ' , t Q . ' 0 slflif- Q - - e a. f 'IH W - l X 1 ' . 5, ni... A '. V 11 j 7 1'- f 1 E'e3!n, 'ae Y - -: ' 'Q V . ' v-3 -- , l f - 5-'tmp . tv: ,-5. , 1' ' X 1 , , , 4 1' ,Xue - Ralf' ' 'A Y' ' Ill- 4'- X 1:-li' ' 'iv 1 rj -123. '. i1'4--- -5.3: Y V . ef'-1 'lg 4 Q - . H ,L , rs.,......,:.: A '. A sin all E 4- -.Rl W . I 1 -1 .r v , -' , A gf My HM.: xq 5 L .v as - 'A-:Qi 'tu s:2h:s?A:2-- ' 1 fzaixlllaf ff' ,'4f'1'f'L A--A -3-ffm-A AN 3 451' i l ce 1 l - 29 iz sl 'fu EILEEN ADSIT A merry heart doeth good l1ke a med1c1ne NED C CHESEBRO 'The mlldest manners and the gentlest heart ' UQ an 'T' as DOROTHY AIKINS She has pretty blond haxr and lots of pep and at dancmg she IS hep JANET C BENSON W1th a wlsh to do and a w1ll to try 85 MARILYN COOK To laugh lS to be ahve ROY E CRANDALL He s rather qu1et 1n h1s classes but he has a way w1th all the lasses 30 Y 'O' k J -45 .,' ' C fc x X 1 r f'-,X 1 O Y 'K K , -yy . I I rc Y . . . ,, ' KC K' A 4- an ' . ' ' H vt . cz - - O . its ,, 'wx 1 12 ' A ' 1 - . in V Q, V- 5 f' ls X' 7 . ,,, , 9' , ' I' 70' xx 'V AC - C' . -....d' I . , , 1 tt - - . J! xr I - . . , . N uclaesses .TOHNL DEEP IR 41 'SIZE IS not the measure BETTY .T CUTLER of strength ' 'Qt' 'Nui' WILLIAM H DROMGOOLE 'Where does that vo1ce come from? ' 'Llfe 1S ten per cent what an hi you make lt and nmety per xr . Q V A 'Q . .x. , N , 4 Q . , . A ,. . , . . - cent how you take it. ..-- C3-'X P' new . ,Q U ' , .1 , si ' , Q . . 1. x a it ' I ' t ,, . . . . . . ,, BRUCE C EDMONDS There IS no l1fe wlthout Sk1S wxth whlch to Skl nor a pencll w1th whlch to draw FRANK E FRAIR 'Fxrst thoughts are no always the best ' 31 BARBARA HARRINGTON Heard melodles are sweet but those unheard are sweeter lm Q54 ESPER JOHN HEIGLE He's small and speedy clever at bat HIS name IS Helgle and we all know that ' 'S' JOHN HOGAN 'At the game's end we shall see who gams ' Uh 'CS' X-wr' ggi 1 339' WILLIAM HERZ As merry as the day IS long IE. K 73 DONALD T HUMPHREY 'Sports are what make l1fe worth while 32 ROGER HILL 'What IS worth dolng at all IS worth domg well N9 VIRGINIA I-IUNSICKER A friendly smile for everyone. uchesses 3: ,Q J. tl ,3 ,, v ,, - 7 .TANICE M KENYON DONALD KRAUSE A llttle nonsense now and then IS rellshed by the W1S8St H1611 l. ' rs y ' e l. G , I S 3 4 9011 wi' A 'Xl X C X E7 ' . .tty I JOYCE ANN KUNKEL Efflclency IS sureness G Stron er IS muslc than g 14 pi death 9 dun'- yan. ML ROBERT G LEWIS 'If you're there before 1t's over you're on tlme le I- f 4' KW' ' BARBARA PALMER Varlety IS the splce of 33 ' ,aw M JOAN PE PTIS Of a good begm 1n cometh a good end :lf xx V W. U . . . I, of .IL V, Y ' V 'S 9 . X ,, . n 4 . . .M 7 I ,H , . , I N. f 40 W Ka' vu-A ' ' I I I li I ac . n, V H A A . , 1 ,V A O, - , ., -. -41 V , . 1 f V '-ya' fn. llll V-lip, nv' H . , . I . ' n , . an SUSANNA SATTERLEE Great thoughts come fr the heart Qi RUTH SYMONDS 'S1lence IS the element m whxch great thlngs fash1on themselves ukes W1 uchess s W EARL SEEBER 'Large was h1s wealth but larger was h1s heart ' MARMIE WHITNEY What wlsdom can ou Y fmd that IS greater than klnd ness 34 its GEORGE SLEEPER JR 'For he who IS honest IS noble ' l ROBERT WRIGHT Facts are stubborn thmgs ' Peporl l the K 3 HE followlng conversatlon was recently overheard when varlous Dukes and Duchesses reported to the kmg The tales of valor and kmghthood expressed were so exc1t1ng that they have been recorded for pos terxty Court Cner Hear Ye' Hear Ye Noble Dukes and Dutchesses arlse The kmg approacheth Kxng Thomas Be seated, my noble people As you know we are here gathered so that you mlght gwe proof of your worthmess to go out to Joan the search for the Holy Grall Dukes and Dutchesses Aye m'Lord Klng Thomas Then wxll one of you kmdly begm your tale? We would llke to hear your entlre story begmmng w1th the long ago days when some of you were serfs 1n the far away f1ef of Smyrna Dutchess Kunkel From our Smyrna flef I brmg you a tale of s1x years of very pleasant memones We spent a lot of time puttmg on plays and study mg blrds When graduatlon day came we all were lookmg forward to the excltmg experlence of gomg mto a new school and a new system Kmg Thomas And who wlll tell of your days as Pages of the lower court? Duke Humphrey L1tt1e dld we reallze what lay ahead of us as we the Dukes and Duchesses of the Class of 51 entered school that September mormng ln 1938 As pumshment ln kmdergarten we were placed behlnd the plano ln one's and two s and thls was probably the beglnmng of many a romance the second grade we learned to read a great help m our hlgher educatlon When we arrwed 1n thlrd grade the fad was dmosaurs clay dmosaurs Under the supervlsion of Mxss Macksey twhen she was out of the roomj we became expert ln the art of clay modeling Durmg our years In the fourth and f1fth grades we studxed dlllgently our three R s so that by the tune we became Yeomen we were real scholars We also began to explore our var lous interests and ab1l1t1es Some of us began to play Instruments and to slng In the s1xth grade we had the most popular class team ln the softball lea gue After we had taken the school honors we pro ceeded to defeat the Smyrna mne by the amazmg score of 37 2 It was qulte one sxded ln splte of the fact that Coach Tlbbetts pltched for the1r team It was a great vlctory and a hard loss, because Smyr na had dnsrmssed school for the children to watch the game However it was all in fun and It xs prob ably a crime to dig up such facts as part of our class was then attendmg the Smyrna f1ef Gradua tlon day fmally arrived and we became candldates for the blg step mto hugh school Of Z-- ' QQ -'Y'-,f Zig 2- ,fn :if-'53 Kmg Thomas Such tales I have never heard You are mdeed an adventurous group but I must hear more of your abilltles Duchess Cook Durmg our school llfe as Yeomen our class experlenced the thrlll of learmng to be Independent Imagme bemg able to go from class to class every 45 mmutes mstead of slt tmg ln the same room all day long Classmates belonged to the usual orgamzatlons chorus band and Intramurals These flrst two years ln Iumor Hlgh School passed pleasantly but very uneventfully Kmg Thomas An mterestmg tale Pray let us pro ceed with the story Who w1ll tell of your days as Squlres? Duchess Adslt As leader of our class when we were Squlres I bnng a tale that IS worth thy appralsal We numbered flfty one and lt was a merry bunch no worrles nor cares I led the class but Duke I-Ielgle was v1ce president and Duchess Whltney was secretary and treas urer One of the biggest undertakmgs was to contrlbute to the Junior Red Cross The shop boys spent many hours cuttxng out checker boards and ash trays and the glrls put the fimshmg touches on them Pamtmg even squares on checker boards was mdeed a labornous task We d1scovered we had some athletic ab111ty ln our class , also we found our places among the Court Muslcians and Minstrels 35 I : u A 9 K - G . . . 9' I QW F, . . - r 5, 0 Q: .t I I li , 4 lrl . - ' ,In . Q . . ' ' I ' . -- ' U , . . King Thomas: an enjoyable tale. And now--- Court Crier: Excuse me m'Lord. One of the noble pedagogues awaits your presence. King Thomas: This is one time the noble pechgogue must wait. I am intrigued with this most wond- rous story Proceed with your tale my royal subjects Duke Seeber Since we numbered only thirty seven at the time we were Knights and Ladies of thy Noble court of King we spent the year i.n one group under the supervision of his Highness, Mr Kenny Duke Sleeper guided us through many important decisions while Duchess Benson held the office of vice president and Duchess Whitney again did a noteworthy job of handling our monetary af fairs The big event of this year of noble King was our Sadie Hawkins' Dance After the girls had shopped around and finally landed a man for this big event they enjoyed our delicious con coction of Kickapoo joy Juice ' It was certainly a memorable event and net ted us a neat profit as we had Fagan s Orchestra play for us Our Knights and Ladies participated in chorus band sports student council athletic council F F A F H A and 4 H Clubs King Thomas Well told oh noble Duke Duchess Peptis I think I had better tell you of our deeds as Barons and Baronesses We were again under the supervision of Pedagogue Kenny Duke Sleeper was our leader, Duke Krause vice pres ident, Duchess Benson secretary, and Duchess Whitney treasurer We ordered our class rings at the beginning of the year and received them just in time for a nice Christmas present After vacation everyone was flashing his newly ac quired ring around school To augment our treasury we constructed a very attractive booth at the School Fair Pop corn cider pop sicles and cheerios were our specialties Some of our Barons even got sore throats from yell n ' Pop corn cheerios' The magazine campaign was our next project Everyone really went all out to beat the Seniors, who considerably outnumbered us in salesmen Though they realized the most money we had the satisfaction of receiving the bonus which is given to the class with the most money per person The profits we made on the magazine sales really gave Probably our most important event was our Junior Prom, the Cinderella Ball . Our castle ballroom was decorated with such realism that it seemed we were actually in the palace garden. A palace in the background C1nderella's golden coach and the evergreen trees all blended to give us one of the best settings ever for a Junior Prom Nobles from other castles for miles around came to our ballroom and all had a merry time while they danced to the music of Stu Crandall s Orches tra Our own Duchess Kenyon was crowned Prom Queen Other exciting activities by which we de fended our honor as Barons and Baronesses included the sale of basketball schedule pen cils and stationery At our skating party held though we all enjoyed a good time At the end of our year as Barons and Ba ronesses our honor was again at stake at the annual field day jousts and tournaments Al though we d1dn't win in all the events, we feel that what we learned in sportsmanship was enough to compensate for it King Thomas A tale told with fire and fury Well if that is all I will consider your request A 1 Dukes and Duchesses Wait' There is one story left untold That is the tale of our most wondrous year of our most valorous achieve ments our treasury a big boost ,... unuxx , LY.:-v1 2u1-'..' fxx 9 . , 7 D ! I 1 ' U 7 L ft . . . r . ! . l . 7 9 u 1 ' ' . . 7 . - v , ! - . . - J - if ' -' - . . . , . U ! 3 . . . . , 7 , , , . . ., . . ., : , . . - . - l . , ' - - . . 7 . . . . ' -, - ' - at Norwich, much royal dignity was hurt al- . . , . 0 , . 7 - s 1 , . . i g ' , ' . - l . . : t. n ' ' . . . , . ' l : ' . ' u , - S . + lfluxxf 1d1i 'g 1-1 l : -- rm is . tl is g f . A 36 Kmg Thomas Who w111 tell lt? hot chocolate to Merlln who was very generous 1n All No one but our noble leader Duke Lewxs his SUPPIY Of Chllly weather We 3130 Set UP 3 candy Duke Lewls At last the long awaxted tlme had booth and Sold PFOETHHIS at the P2-gee-Ht ef Bands arrxved' We were the Dukes and Duchesses III your mlghty castle a posxtlon of hxgh esteem m anyone s mmd I am proud to have been chosen as presldent of our noble group Duchess Whltney Duchess Benson and Duchess Hunslcker have been worklng w1th me as VICE presldent secre tary and treasurer respectxvely A number of our Dukes and Duchesses partlcl pated 1n the Sen1or Play 'We're Only Young Once whlch was a blg proflt makmg venture All of the members of the cast w1ll long remember and ap preclate Mr Fox's unt1r1ng efforts to help us make the play a success As th1s yearbook goes to press we are lookmg forward eagerly to our Sen1or Ball graduatlon and our Sen1or tr1p whlch we expect wlll be fllled w1th many excltln tlmes as we v1s1t other famous kingdoms That IS he end of our tale of thlrteen most glorlous years ln our castle at S C S We hope your MaJesty that each and every Duke and Duchess has done some deed worthy of your benedlctlon as we set out m search of the Holy Grall Klng Thomas I am mdeed happy to learn that my sub Jects have such a f1ne record of accompllshments I belleve you are well sulted to leave my castle I b1d you 'Bon Voyage ' and success m the future J BENSON R L1-:us u WHITNEY v HuNs1cKr-:R Dukes and Duchesses Exeunt Klng Thomas What w1ll become of my kingdom when The thrill of being the top class paruauy these noble subjects leave? I pray that others who wore off and we settled down to our fxrst event follow W111 do as well the annual magazme contest Duke Edmonds led a very talented group of salesmen by sellmg over Thus ended then' tale two hundred dollars worth of subscrlptlons We agaxn won the contest th1s tlme by a Wlde marg1n The .Tumors tr1ed thelr best but lt wasn t good enough to cope w1th our experxence 1n thls f1eld M AIKIIS ADSIT LEWIS HERZ COOK DRUIGOOLE HUNSICKER SEWER HARRINGTON Our next worthy project was a gally decorated booth at the annual castle fa1r We sold candy pop 1ce cream and pop corn All of us w1ll re member the tlme when exclted Dukes ran frantl cally through the halls 1n search of f1re extmgulshers to put out the f1re UI our borrowed pop corn popper We erected a booth and sold hot dogs, candy, pop, a.nd hot chocolate at the football Jousts We owed our good busxness ln the sale of the hot dogs and 37 : n v , . , , . a 1 - x Q, .Ya I ,L 5 Q3 , s ou- 4, ,,2M'.,l - - Z? 3 . l Y g Q3 4 Ar. 7, 1 for v ' . . . . - S KL L: a , 7 1 7 - t I . ,if -E it A I no o if .ss . . 4 , f 7 r C . . . - . 6 . 1 I , 1 ,n n , u a fe . l a Q . y 235 . . . u A , I , . . , . , . , . . . - a . , ' g . . , . . . . . 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B. 2, 3 43 A Cappella Chorus 4, Basket ball 1,2: G1rl Scouts 1gOpera 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Norw1ch Festlval '2,3,4, Gym Dem. 1, 2 R CRANDALL Semor Play 4 gi Basketball 1 2 3 4, Foot bal l 4 B CUTLER Jr News Staff 3 1 2 3 B 1 2 3 Cappella Cho 4 Bask'ball 1 2 3 4, Softball 1 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Soccer Volleyball 2 3 Cheerleader 3 4 4 H 1 2 3 4, Gxrl Scouts 1 Opera 3 4, Llbrary 1 G A A 1 2 3 4 Safety Patrol 3 4, G A A Treas 2 Norw1ch Fes tlval 1 2 3 4 Gym Dem 1 J DEEP F F A 4, Basketball 1 Football 1 2 3 4, Track 3,4 Wrestlmg 1 2 3 4, Cap t 4 Soft b 1 2 3 4 ' Soccer 1 2,3,4 Volleyball2,3g 4 H-igsport Manager 4: Shop Club 1,2,3 4, Vlce Pres. 2 Pres. 3,4' Swlmmmg 1 Grange 4. W. DROMGOOLE: Student Councll 43 Speclal Honor 3, Semor Plav 4: S.A T.B 1,2,3,4g Football 1,25 Boy Scouts 1, Mm -' strel 1, 2, Opera 2, 3, 4, Male Quar tet 2, 3, 4g Mixed Quartet 43 Thir teen 35 Norwlch Festwal 1, 2, 3, 4 Ig. Y. S. S. M. A. 3, 4, T. T. B. B. Cv 38 B EDMONDS Leglon Poster Contest O us Art Ed 4 r News Art Ed 3, T B 1 4 Opera 2,3 4 Latln Club 2 Stamp Club 1 2, Camera Club 2 Swlmmmg Team 3, Electronics Club 1,Norw1ch Festlval 3 4 F FRAIR Bas ketball 2 Base ball 2 3, Foot bal 1 2 3 4, Track 4 Boy Scouts 1,2 Shop Club 2 3 4, Safety Patrol 1 B HARRINGTON Speclal Honors, Magazine Award 3, .Tr News Bus Mgr 3, Semor Play 4, A 1 S A T B 2 3 4, A Cappella 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 4, Vol1eyba1l3 4, Girl Scouts 1 Opera 2 3 4, L1bra ryClub1 G A A 1 2 3 4,Nor wich Festwal 2 3 4 Gym Dem 3 E HEIGLE Vlce Pres 1 Speaklng Contest3 Bas ketball 2 3 Capt Bask'ball Baseball 1 2 43 Football 1 2,4 J V. Capt. 23 Track 1 2,3.4g Volleyball 1,2, Latin Club 1, Treas. 1, Cam era Club 15 Swimming Team 2 W. HERZ: Senior play 4. .9 gy Jil? .rvv A R M , 3 y f V , S . . Q A 7-p H ty. , 1. - .AQA 5, 5 W 1 . 'pg . . ' s 1 - YW' 9 . s.A. . . ,.2,3, , , 3 , , I ,gli R K . 3 9 3,4, .... 1, . , , ' . - A rr vga , ll , , 7, Q ' av r ! I ' . 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' 5 , R HILL F F 3 Shop Club 1 .T HOGAN Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 J V All Star Team 3 Baseball 1 2, Boy Scouts 1 Swlmmmg Team D HUMPHREY Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Capt 4, .T V All Star 1, Varslty Baseball All Star V HUNSICKER C1 Treas 4 S A 1 2 Student Councll 2 3 A Cappella Cho 4 Bask'ba 2 Volleyball 3 4 H 1 Opus Copy Ed 4 P?i'ie Speaklng 3, M1n strel 1 Opera 4, Sextet 1 2 3 French Club 1 Norwlch Festlval 1 2 3 4 Sec All State Chorus 2 3 Ir Dramatlcs 1 County Oratorlcal Contest 3 9th Grade Scholarshlp Award 1, Language Award 3 Vocal Award 3 I KENYON Student Coun C1 1 2 31 D A R Award 2 Prom Queen 3 O us Ed 34, S B 1 2 Band 1 2 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 .5 4 ACappel l C o 24 Basketball2 G1rl Scouts 1 Mmstrel 1 2 3 Opera 2 3 4 Thlr ten23GAA 1 2 3Sextet2 Norwxch Festwal 2 3, 4, Sec All IL!! 'L' State Cho 4 Sec All State Band 2, 3 All State Band 2. D KRAUSE Vxce Pres 3 Jr News Feature Ed 3 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 3 Electronics Club ecards J A KUNKEL 4 H 1 2 3 Pres Sec Latm Club Pro gram Chalrman 1 Grange 1 2 3 4 R LEWIS Opus Ad Mgr 4 Cl Pres 4 Student Coun c1l 3 .Tumor News Sport Ed 3 Sr Play 4, Bask'ball 1 2 3 4 Capt 4, Baseball 3,4, Football 1,2 3 4, Vol leyball 2 3 All Star Bas ketball 2 Opera B PALIQIIER F 1 Basketball 2 Softball 12 Hockey 1 2 Soc cer 1 2 Volley ball 1 zbrary Club 1 2 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Safety Patrol 2 3 Gym Demonstratlon 1 2 Grange2 3 4 J' PEPTIS F HA 2 3 4, t ball12 Gym Dem 123 39 S SATTERLEE F HA Treas 1 VICE Pres 3 Pres 4 Basket ball 1 Softball 1 Llbrary Club 1 Bus Patrol 1 2 3 A A E SEEBER Student Councll 4 4 H Club 1 Boy Scouts 1 2 Grange 1 G SLEEPER .TR Cl Pres 2 3, Stu dent Councll Sec 1 Treas 2 Vlce Pres 3 Pres 4 Semor Play 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Student Conductor A 4, Boy Scouts 1 Sports Manager 1 Pep Band 3 4 Mm strel 2 3, Opera 2 3 Norwlch Festlval 2 3 4 N Y S S M A 3 4, Electronics Club 4 R SYMONDS A 1 S A T B 3 4 Gym Demonstra tlon 1 2 M WHITNEY Vlce Pres 4 Sec 1 2 Treas 1 2 3, 0 us Bus Mgr 4 r News Ed 3 Band S A T B 4 A Cappella 41 Bask'ball 4,Soft ball 3 4 Hockey 4, Glrl Scouts 1, Pep Band 1 2 3 Mmstrel 1 2 3 Opera 3,4 G A A 1 3 4 Norwlch Festlval 1 2 3 4, All State Chorus 4 R WRIGHT S A T B 4 Basket ball 2 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 3 Foot ball 1 4 Mmstrel 2 3 Opera 4 Shop Club 2,4, Norwlch Festlval 4, Band 1,2,3,4 'uf --ff: . . : . . 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V' ' fi- i V S ' lass Poem COR us the Class of Flfty one L1fe ln the world has Just begun No one knows what we shall face But come what may we ll thmk of thls place Thls place we call our castle home To whlch we ll return where er we roam OME of us W1 l go to war Llke kmghts of old to peace restore Others w1ll ln Sherburne stay To labor and to walt for the day When we shall fmally remove the stam And peace on earth once more w1ll relgn Thru the knowledge we have galned From the faculty and all they ve taught, From our parents kmdness and thought We w1ll use thls knowledge as a tool And 1n usmg nt remember our school HOUGH each of us shall go h1s way We hope that there may come a day When once agam we all shall meet As we pause on hfe s busy street To recall the preclous days gone by And the pleasures money cannot buy ONG w1ll we remember the halls of Sherburne Hlgh And all the carefree days that happlly sped by Once agaln we would llke to say We ve enyoyed our school hfe day by day We leave thls school as we would a frlend For all good thmgs must have an end Bruce and Don 40 ' I I C E know these ends shall be attained illuslercmffsm n UR advlser Mlss Sartwell has glven us much assistance ln the planmng and productlon of th1s Opus She has taught us to make master sheets compose wnte ups obtaln ads, and perform mnumerable other tasks necessary for the successful completxon of our proJect Her willingness to stay after school and late at night to check our work and gwe suggestions for lmprovement has been our mam source of success and although It has some tlmes seemed lmposslble to make our work pass our advlser s Inspection we reallze now the slgnificance of belng precise T show our appreclatlon we can only add our thanks to those of yearbook staffs of the past which Miss Sartwell has slmllarly ad v1sed We hope that future staffs may be fortunate enough to have her understanding and generous advlce MISS SARTWELL ANICE must dream about yearbooks because of the tlme she has spent on the 1951 OPUS Our edltor has always been on hand to answer our questlons, solve our problems collect materials to keep us all busy The semor class wlshes to thank Iamce for her leadershlp m the success ful productlon of our yearbook YEARBOOK STA FF gf? W C-'HERE IS no measure of the time and effort requlred to produce a yearbook To the aver age reader th1s yearbook IS Just another book but to the members of the Yearbook staff lt IS the frult of thelr strenuous fatlgumg labors It stands for hours days weeks and months of planmng drawmg pastmg and cuttmg to manufacture the necessary elghty elght master sheets, It denotes takmg and retakmg numerous plctures and sell1ng hundreds of subscrlptxons and ads It represents IANICE KENYON tlred and nervous people dlscouraged agam and agam ready to scrap the whole book, yet workmg on mto the nlght to meet the publlcatlon deadlme It means arguments and hard feelings, which ser lously threaten long standmg frlendshlps And yet out of the confuslon come the flmshed product and the Joy of seeing the work completed All of these thlngs and many more are the lngredlents of a yearbook which are known only to those who contrlbuted them the Yearbook Staff FRONT ROW E ADSIT MISS SARTWELL J RO' R LEWIS V HUNSICKER D KRAUSE KENYON. M WHITNEY. J BENSON SECOND R WRIGHT, W DROMGOOLE, B EDMUNDS A . , . 7 . . rj' I , ' - , ' i7?!, . . . . I . . , . . . . 0 N 1 ' ' , ' for master sheets, and to make the general plans . . . 31 V on-,gk ' ' ' - 1 r 1 f 2? , fy? 1 lui . 4 'tv' - , , , , . , . . ' u ' 7 , . 7 D 9 7 . , . H70 X - tg- A 41 X? ,..,--f 1 Ill' 2,1 4 'I ull! I' f ' 1 In clivily + , fir- X vgx here, cmd... 2 K Ku ,Q x l I ouncl fa bl STUDENT COUNCIL its FRONT ROW G SLEEPER W POBES J TURNER J FRANKLYN E SEEBER w DROMGOOLE R BASSETT E TIPTON S RICKMYRE S FRANKLYN N DENNIS R BEECHWOOD FAGAN R HODGE SECOND ROW MISS STARRATT D CUMMINGS K QUINN HE Student Assoclatlon composed of all stu compose the Student Councll The members of the dents m Iumor and Semor H1gh School, elects Round Table are lntent, earnest and d111gent stu each year representatlves whose duty IS to 18g1S dents who assume serlously the responslbllxty whxch late and govern nts act1v1t1es These representa rests on thelr shoulders tlves, together wlth the offlcers and advlsers RE you a W1zard'P The Natlonal Hon or Soclety offers membershlp to any senlor hlgh student who IS outstandmg ln leadership character servlce and scholarshlp Those students are granted speclal prwlleges such as to act as guldes to v1s1tors of our school and to take over classes for teachers who are absent for a short tlme The Wlzards along wlth their advlser Mr Webb urge all students to try to quallfy for membershlp ln this honor orgamzatlon IZCIYCI SITTING G GAINES S DBQNIS J BENSON L CLDENS STANDING G SLEEPER IR IEBB N ANAGNOST 43 F V51 .. X. gf . 3 'V 3 ' ra ev K f ' ','Y, I t .7 x-I t f , vm 1 . v N A! ,L . 1 , 'K 5 - . - . - . - . . , . , . , . . S- - . - . - . - - , . . s ' . - . . . . . - . . 9 'us J . 9 , - 2,2 . . . , . I I' v Y ,, H ' 17 3 . . . , . . . 9 ' 1 . I ' , . . , . , . . CII' Ghmpsc FRONT ROW H HEIGLE D CUMMINGS G GAINES R TAYLOR K QUINN T BALLAM L KEATOR S DENNIS B SHERWOOD SECOND ROW M PICKNEY M TEFFT D SABA J MORYL R CROSBY B LAKE C COLLINS V HORTON A STONE N ANAGNOST L STRAIN M VON BANK 52 S cclol SITTING R BORRESON C HISERT H WALTERS J FRANKLYN W COOK M CURNS J SCHEUERMAN M CRANDALL STANDING HE Jumor class has mstltuted a novel procedure ln publlshmg a weekly school newspaper Be cause the class was so large, they dlvlded mto two groups, publlshlng thelr mdlvldual newspapers alternate weeks The lumor Glimpse was edlted by Kathryn Qumn, whlle the 52 Special achleved suc cess under Wally Cook s leadershlp Both groups feel that they have learned much about the dlfflculty and enjoyment mvolved m publlshmg a newspaper 1 'asf 'A 5 gf' YL. C HARRIS R WHALEY W ABBOTT J COLE L CLEMENS MR FOX R LASHER E HORTON W TRUAX R STAFFORD D FRA DENBURGH L HOTALING clds f-A Incl S a project for Engllsh class the elghth graders have orgamzed a weekly newspaper Included ln th1s are edltorxals and specunens of work that have been wrltten for Enghsh class Under the excellent leadership of Mr DeWeerdt and the able staff th1s proJect has proved to be both mterestmg and success u FRONT ROW C HARTMAN V HAIIL'lON I GRAHAM G LIGHT J ELLIOTT MR DE WEERDT E STAFFORD S FOBES J WYNN SECOND ROW L BENSON H VAHUE D SIMMONS R. MERRILL I l A If M i , K fi I , I 1 Q I gx ,K .4 G ' Q ' Q I . . . . .. on ' . ' . . . - O , - , , ij ' Q I xy :L l'T..::.: V '- f U f M213 ,sx - 1 ' . 'B r V Lliix- gf - Ur., fi X .Zi-E:'. A ' L A-lil' qrxm. C1 . . , . . 1 u , . f 1. 44 Cercle Francais LEFT TO RIGHT S FAULKNER C HILL D NELSON V HORTON MISS SARTWELL lfflbrarg Guild C WINSOR SECOND ROW I HOTALING V HORTON E BARNES C JOHNSON D SCHAEFER M BEESMER P FOSTER M BECKWITH C HUBBELL as ard C- EMBERS of the Safety Patrol are chosen from grade students Each patrolman IS asslgned to designated crossmgs on Chapel Street to help dlrect young chxldren across the street Members of the Bus Patrol are selected by the 1nd1v1dual bus drlvers with the approval of Mr Lotz Thelr duty IS to asslst the bus drwers by mamtalmng order ln the bus and by guldmg younger children across the highway These selectees have to show their ablllty to assume responslblllty to acqulre a posltxon of the Castle Guard 45 0' C HUBBELL R BEECHWOOD J RAINEY B REESE ARLEZ vous franca1s? The members of Le C ercle Francals enJoy their weekly lunch eon meetmg when they converse and play games ln French Then' rule IS that each one who speaks ln ngllsh contributes a penny to the treasury s ment le francais Voulez vous etre des notres?' CHE Library Club lS composed of gurls who hnd lt fun to slgn books m and out mend and shelve books help mth ln ventory and plan bulletln boards and dls plays Besides helpmg the Librarian, they have an opportunity to flnd out lf Library work ns a career whxch they would luke to follow wJ' '51 FRONT ROW R VON BANK E POWELI L HODGE SECOND ROW A FERRIS S SATTERLEE B CUTLEP E BARNES 1 . 2 x . Kit ' V .ie ff - s l l Q-1 - , u - - 0 O . , E ' ' . Il ai . - ,Q . . n Ji Q 9 9 ' r ' ' - l h r I ' . 1 . A I . ' v . . . V '. 413. 5 , 32 5 7' .1 ' J ,. , . FRONT ROW! M. FERN, E. LARCOM, R. CURNS, MRS. MC CARTY. B. QUIMBY, t . . . . , . , . , . , I he A -e ' I ' 1 o , 1 , 1 u 'H X ' A . i I N . . gg. ' A I 1 . . ' . w-5 5,7 f-, g. fy- - -ws I ..., , val - 0 - no. w.. ff-ge . . . . 1 ' -V4 . . . . , N p ., FRONT ROW L MOREY F POOLE J TAYLOR J GUTER R INGRAM T RILEY M HEIGLE E STAFFORD SECOND ROW W FOBES R HUDPHREY J HAMILTON R JONES R IC INTYRE ub couls FRONT ROW J BIGELOW D WHEELER B SARGENT D THOMAS CUMMINGS W PARK R HOLCOMB A CLARK SECOND ROW CRANDALL D MILLER J TRIPP G LEWIS R LA SHOMB COSENS R PIERCE THIRD ROW G TAYLOR R OW O UJNNOR D RILEY C HICKS D KRANZ T YERTON Smyrna '-I-H B0 Scouts VERY Tuesday evemng at 7 15 the Boy Scouts assemble at the Eplscopal Parlsh House for the1r meetmg They break up ln to patrols and do odd Jobs throughout the week to earn money to send the boys to Camp Spaulding ln the summer On a percentage basls more boys from the Sherburne group at tend camp than from any other troop ln thus area The Scouts enjoy the1r camp experlences and also learn many useful skllls PLEDGE my head to clearer thmlcmg my heart to greater loyalty my hands to greater servlce and my health to better l1v1ng for my club my com mumty and my country Wlth th1s m mlnd 4 H members prepare pro Jects In sewmg cookmg gardemng bulldmg agrlcul ture and dalrymg and 6Xhlb1t them at county and lo cal falrs In addltion to thelr regular local meetmgs the club members also attend county gathermgs where everyone has fun and makes new acquamtances The 4 H club trles to prepare 1ts members to be come well rounded c1t1zens of then' commumty and country FRONT ROW J JOHNSON N CURNS C HILL C CRANDALL D SIMMONS H MC MULLEN W JOHNSON SECOND ROW J GRAVES D BROWN L HILL E CLARK 6 1 .' . :. ,. ,. ,. , . .. ,. ,. . 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Guild FRONT ROW A MILLER J RAINEY W LA COE J ANDREWS E HILL S REESE D BENEDICT J CLARK C CROUCH L BRANAGAN J ELLIOTT W CAMPBELL B BRAMER J WILCOX R FAULKNER V CHAMPLIN K BORRESON SECOND ROW L MANWARREN C LIV INGSTON L LAW C FISHER B QUIMBY J HERROLD D COOK I DAVIS M FRYOVER C LAW V SHOVE S FOBES N DENNIS L TEFFT C HUBBELL B LARRY E DAY DOW DA FACKER M LASHER N CLARK S MILLER S BROWN S COOPER C WINSOR THIRD ROW A LYON B BICE S CAMPBELL B CRANDALL P MOREY E REESE B PEPTIS M A NOON D REYNOLDS R LA SHOMB C KAZLAUKAS L KUPRIS D MILLER ON FLOOR V SHOVE L STICKLES A BOOS B LAKE L STRAIN R WHALEY SITTING LEWIS J PEPTIS D SCHAEFER I PERKINS M PALMER E BARNES C HISERT S SATTERLEE J ABBOTT S COOK A BENEDICT D HAGGERTY B PALMER BACK ROW E COLLINS P FOSTER MRS RAINEY S LA SHOMB P DAY YQQIII H HE motto of the Future Farmers of Amer1ca IS Learn1ng to do dolng to learn, earnlng to 11ve, 11v1ng to serve ' Adhermg to 1ts motto the F F A held two dances, tested farmers rmlk, and planted trees on local farms The boys al so take many trlps to lnspect proper meth ods of farmlng Through work of th1s kmd Future Farmers w111 be better farmers FRONT ROW F FAULKNER C HUSTED M TEFFT R JOHNSON D COSENS FOURTH ROW N SCHMIDT J BLAIR F FAULKNER J FAULKNER A LYON E LARCOM G MEYERS T PACKER C RUSSELL CURNS C JOHNSON D HORTON S COX M BEESMER B TURNER BRANAGAN C HILL C ATWATER M RUSSELL G RUE A BENEDICT BARNES D SIMMONS W BLACK FIFTH ROW J RAINEY M CROUCH BICE P DAY J ELLIOTT C COYE B GRAVES M ANDERSON M WEAVER D NELSON C DAVIS R STONE LIGHT J COLE SCHELLING S SANDBERG R BEECHWOOD A BENEDICT A CRANDALL C CLEMENS E BARNES cud ns CW HE Future Homemakers of Amerlca have an actlve or gamzatlon They have helped wlth banquets, sent representatives to MOIIISVIIIB, made a float for com pet1t1on ln the Pageant of Bands and sewed for the Red Cross Wlth money from dliferent proJects the Fan' Maldens have helped to buy new drapes for the homemakmg rooms The glrls recewe exper lence that W111 make them better Homemakers .f 55 THIRD ROW B SHERWOOD E BECKWITH P GRESECK MAC J CLARK R BASSETT SECOND ROW A CRANDALL RUE ARTHUR J DEEP MR HART L KEATOR SCHEUERMAN L WILBUR C GRAHAM J FULLER O . . . . . . - . - . 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N- , . , . . , . . 47 Elcclromcs Guild CWHIS year a new orgamzatlon was added to the 11st of extracurncular 2.Ct1V1tl6S the Electron 1cs Club The purpose of the club IS to study the why s and wherefore s of electrlclty partlcularly the radlo Th1s orgamzatlon IS under the capable mstructlon of Mr McCarty and should grow to be one of the outstandlng clubs 1n the school cl 0 Gulld FRONT ROW W DROMGOOLE MR MC CARTY D KRAUSE G SLEEPER B EDMONDS ET'S send a message Even though lt IS neces sary to study codes, the boys of the Radlo Club thlnk It IS fun to send messages, espe clally when lt IS posslble to con verse w1th people almost any where xn the world They and thelr leader Mr Vahue are looklng forward to a tr1p to a Syracuse broadcastmg studlo Although the radlo enthuslasts are amateurs they fmd many opportumtles already awaltlng them ln th1s f1eld FRONT ROW VI HEIGLE J CLARK J BARNES H SCHAEFER C BELUSH R SEPELLO R JONES D HORTON LEANING AT RIGHT F CRANDALL E PIERCE D DE MENT L BRANAGAN THIRD ROW L MUDGE FOURTH ROW G COLE R THOMAS WALTERS C COLLINS J COLE ITH both educatxonal and soclal a1ms, the Industr1al Arts Gu1ld not only holds regu lar busmess meetmgs but also plans and earns money for 1tS annual lndustrlal tour On thls tour the members study varlous lndustrles, as well as the people and tra1n1ng necessary 1n these fxelds The boys formulate and enforce all behav1or rules for th1s tr1p In th1s way members learn somethmg of c1v1c respons lblllty along w1th theu' 1ndustr1al educatlon Under the f1ne leader sh1p of thelr offxcers and Mr Vahue the Industrlal Arts Gu1ld has en Joyed a successful year FRONT ROW S STOPERA J BARNES E POWELL G SWART J SHERMAN B HADLOCK J HORYL E HORTON C HARRIS H SCHAEFER R RYAN R THOMAS A BENEDICT SECOND ROW MR LUBECKI N CHESEBRO F FRAIR C GRAVES J SCHEUERMAN J DEEP R BUL- LOCK C JOHNSON C COLLINS H WALTERS MR VAHUE 48 ' O 1 . I . . . 7 Q O H I 77 I . - a Q I, . . . '. O 1 - h: K . , ' Q - VP' . A , . . . -I V F ' z ' E I MR. VAHUE, H. MUDGE, MR. LUBECKI, W. HORSTMAN, . . I . , . , H. -KR.: - 1 1 . . ' Q ' - N L . T ' ' , - i A A Q 71 . . . f ,X 1 . It 1' W . i . music X ITIGY Xi 7 BAND Courl CDIISICIUIIS FRONT ROW DENNIS N DFNNIS S FAGAN K QUINN L D0 R YERTON P CRIPPEN J DOW B ANAGNOST S BROWN S MILLER J ELLIOTT M WHITNEY R BEECHWOOD J RAINEY J KENYON ,I NOON THIRD ROW MR MILLER 4 MILLER D SIMMONS M C HARTMAN S FOBES S HADLOCK T SHARK! SECOND ROW SHARKI R HUMPHREY w mars R BORRESON T BALLAM C ELLIS T CRUMB R HODGE R. INGRAM C PACKEQ G TAYLOR J BORR R OSOWSKI J TURNER R WRIGHT R TAYLOR M CRANDALL ESON S FRANKLYN W WALES A TURNER V1 DALTON R MALTZAN ADSIT D CUMMINGS G SWART R CROSBY H VAHUE D RECORD of 240:44 ITH f1ve hundred school mus1c1ans representmg twelve schools and the surroundmg area attendlng, September 16 was an outstandmg muslc day at Sherburne when DaV1d Bennett was guest conductor of the massed band and S1gurd Rascher was SOlOlSt The program was arranged by Frank L Mlller D1rector of Instrumental Muslc m the Sherburne Central School Schools attendmg and thelr dlrectors were Afton Russell Nygren Earv1lle Leland Roberts Gllbertsvllle Warren Tarbell Greene, Jack Doollttle Hamllton, W1ll1am Knowlton Holland Patent, James Ure Mt Upton, Clinton Clark Norwlch, Charles Jacobson Oxford, Fred Parclany S Otsellc, R ard Smlth Wmdsor, Edward Relman, and Sherburne The program mcluded solos by Mr Rascher and several band numbers dl rected by Mr Bennett The band had a complete 1nstrumentat1on A parade of bands was a part of the program wh1ch was the second annual event of xts k1nd scheduled ln th1s commun1ty The program IS staged by the local Fzre Department and the Commumty Club QW FRANK L MILLER DAVID BENNETT SIGUARD RASCHER 50 j .L mix YF fm it 4131 yr fi., ,T-if UR Castle has always been proud of our Senlor Court Muslclans, who are the envy of schools for mlles around Th1s fme orgamzatlon, dlrected by Mr Mlller not only has proven ltself a concert band but IS also tops m the f1eld of march 1ng maneuvers and dr1ll rout1ne Great recogn1t1on was bestowed upon our band when a page of the New York State School Muslc News was devoted to last fall's Pageant of Bands An excerpt of th1S wr1te up appears on thls page l O - f ' ' 'S 8 ' . . ' . . Q S 3: ' I I I I I I Rf - 1 R i . . ' I ' 2 I ' U1 X I 'Y , 7 1 s 1 I .X . . . . ' . , - . , 1 , . 1 1 l 5 , . D 3 g . 1ch- , . Y 'k d 5- .3 . . . . . . v - c J- if L u . ,- - js- I ,vin V-Y W- ' '- ,fff R ' ' I- . . - yi 3 . ' ' . QR ll il ' ', JUNIOR BAND FRONT ROW M METTLER D MILLER T YERTON J TRIPP R LA SHOMB A SHARKI C KAZLAUKAS J TAYLOR D COSENS SECOND ROW R DOW D WALES D KRANZ C WINSOR E VAHUE MR MILLER S COOPER M HEIGLE B BRAMER J ANDREWS P MOREY THIRD ROW C BORCHARDT J ELLIOTT A HOTALING S HORSTMAN J GUTER R MC INTYRE H VAHUE R CURNS G MEYERS R HODGE S RUNYON W HODGES C PACKER T RILEY F DUNGEY C FISHER N NEWMAN C HE Iumor Band IS composed of players who have had one year of mstructlon on a musical mstru ment It IS the purpose of the orgamzatlon to glve young performers expenence m band playmg before bemg advanced to the Senlor Band, and IS a provmg MAJORETTES ground for the new recrults ' 1 A222 as! J TURNER S FAULKNER C IYNN S RICKMYRE A FERRIS M FERRIS J WYNN 51 ' ' f elf I I fu f W A ww? i I 3 M, I xv 'fl W H HL' 'NWN . , . , . , . . , . , . , ll, JI' lllinslrel S.A.T.B. FRONT ROW J KENYON H REYNOLDS M VAN PELT W COOK M CRANDALL B CUTLER SEQOND ROW A PERRIS M CROUCH S SANDBERG S RICKMYRE K QUINN W DROM GOOLE C ELLIS T BALLAM J TURNER B REESE J RAINEY C HUBBELL C RUSSELL L STICKLES THIRD ROW C BORCHARDT A TURNER S DENNIS R CROSBY R BORRE SON G SLEEPER C WYNN P GAFFNEY J ABBOTT NE of the hxghllghts of the school year was the Elghth Annual Choral Concert on June 2 1950 The J unlor Hlgh Chorus began the concert w1th a delxghtful group of folk songs and solos Part two featured the glrls' hlgh school choruses 1n rounds madrxgals, and speclal numbers by small ensem bles The Male Chorus followed w1th two unusual arrangements of World War II songs The Mlxed Chorus closed the concert w1th Amerlcan, Welch and Negro folk songs sung wlthout accompanlment Especlally dellghtful was the Hospod1 Pom1lu1 ' as chanted by the Thlrteen a plcked group from th1s chorus In the fall of 1950 the G1rl's Chorus and the Mlxed Chorus combmed to make one large cho ral group Th1s year s repertolre lncludes folk songs wlth descants several new Warmg arrange S LA SHOMB C HISERT V HORTON FOURTH ROW EDMONDS E STAFFORD P MULLIGAN R OSOWSKI J LEWIS D CUMMINGS R SYMONDS C COYE S FAULKNER FIFTH ROW E ADSIT B HARRINGTON V HUNSICKER P FOSTER S J RICHARDSON N MILLER SIXTH ROW R WRIGHT G GAINES M WHITNEY D AIKINS I HOTALING ments, speclal numbers for the Norwlch Festlval and the Prayer For Peace, ' wrltten by V1rg1n1a Grant Coll1ns, well known poet and w1fe of Earl Collms of Sherburne .Tumor and semor members of th1s chorus w1ll present the opera Erm1n1e ' by Jacobowskl ID June Of the forty four members 1n the cast, the followmg have been chosen as prmclpal charac ters Exleen Adslt, George Sleeper, Marmle Whlt ney, J8.l'l1C8 Kenyon, Lynn Keator, Susan Rlckmyre, Rlchard Borreson, Rlchard Crosby Marllyn Cook, Dan Cummmgs Tom Ballam, Glorla Games, Char les Ellls, and Edmond Txpton Under the excellent dlrectlon of Mrs Hartman the Opera Cast expects to present the best opera yet iw ft 1. T. 4 3 1 x 3 . :ri . 1 5' 8 3. 1 . , . , . . . , . , . . . - 'I B- , . , . , . . I COOK, J, BENSON, W. ABBOTT, H. HAIGLE, D. SABA, M. COOK, - , . . . . , a . ,n . a , . . . . 1 - . - . . , , O . l . 1 I , . . - . . . . ., ' ' , l - . 7 . I 2 ' . , , . . - . , . 9 . . . , - 52 OPERA CAST E-ati FRONT ROW W ABBOTT C HISERT A TURNER H HEIGLE S DENNIS K QUINN C WYNN J BENSON B CUTLER J TURNER SECOND ROW J LEWIS S PAULKNER D AIKINS B HARRINGTON V HUNSICKER W DROMGOOLE W COOK R OSOWSKI M CRANDALL JUNIOR CHORUS EVENTY boys and g1r1s from Iumor Hlgh School slng In the Iumor Chorus They partlc Ipated In the Chrlstmas Program and the Sprmg Choral Concert Th1s chorus IS composed entlrely of unchanged volces, slngmg two and three part B EDMONDS H REYNOLDS E STAFFORD THIRD ROW S RICK MYRE M COOK J KENYON M WHITNEY D CUMMINGS G GAINES G SLEEPER R WRIGHT E ADSIT L KEATOR C ELLIS T BALLAM R BORRESON E TIPTON harmony Rumor has It that Mrs Hartman IS hav Ing trouble keepmg the fxrst soprano sectlon hlled Everyone dlscovers that lt IS more fun to slng an Inner part , a E x H FRONT ROI B BUTTON L IANIARREN C WINSOR S COOPER E A VAHUE C LIVINGSTON S BOOS N CLARK B QUIHBY J JOHNSON C LOSEE I PERN P ADSIT D COOK J LOCK R SEEBER B DALRYMPLE S HORSTIAN R CUNNING HAM D SIMMONS SECOND ROI C LAI E DAY F DUNGEY L STICKLES L STICKLES J WYNN V HAMILTON C HART G LIGHT .I scm-:LLING N WEAVER R STONE THIRDRO IAT RIGHT5 D MERRILL c JOHNSON M G GRAHAM B IACK D CASTIGLIA J ELLIOTT D SCHR-ODER FOURTH Row D PALMER s HADLOCK s RUNYON D LARRY s FAGAN D PARKS L TEPFT A LYONS L DOYLE N DENNIS s FRANKLIN s RICHARDSON B TURNER R cuRNs D RECORD N DALTON IAN P CRIPPEN G TAYLOR C PACKER D DALTON D RUBLE S ALDEN S FOBES F CARPENTER J BLAIR F POOLE J BORRENSON -7 TL J 7- - ' 1 2 Y . 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Z . 53 GIRLS' OCTETTE instrels gether CNHE Glrls' Octette meets after A Cap pella Cho1r Although they have not had opportumty to appear m publlc as yet they have enJoyed thelr muslcal experlences to S DENNIS S RICKMYRE D SABA J BENSON K QUINN A TURNER S FAULKNER VERY Tuesday mght 1 twenty four gxrls meet for speclal tralmng ln a cappella three and four part harmony Early Amerlcan folk songs ar ranged by Elle Slegemelster have provxded a source of un endmg dellght w1th then' w1de varlance of mood and appeal The glrls have prepared two dlfferent programs for publlc performance BOYS' OCTETTE FRONT ROW S DENNIS M COOK S RICKMYRE J RICHARDSON W ABBOTT H HEIGLE J ABBOTT P FOSTER S FAULKNER D AIKINS B CUTLER J TURNER M WHITNEY V HORTON G GAINES B HARRINGTON E ADSIT V HUNSICKER 54 ACH Wednesday mght after band ' the Boys' Octette gathers around the p1ano 1n the chorus room for a b1t of harmon1z1ng Accordmg to Mrs Hart man some strange and Wonderful har mon1es occur at tlmes 1n these sesslons However we predlct st1ff competltlon between them and A Cappella Cho1r at sprmg festlval txme n cnosar w unoucoou-: R somuason c ELLIS y CRANDALL G spam-:R L. Kr-:Aron w cook 1 'Q 4 1 , - 7 D. SABA, C. HISERT, J. BENSON, J. KENYON, K. QUINN, C. WYNN. SECOND ROW: A. TURNER 7 . . - . . , . Z9 X I 1' Nu l X N W x '. In QW! I xv r , x H I Q Hu H l Qff' l I 1 u armor ' i ere, Sironge I . I U IH lll' H UH' HHH NHS mates b 1' my 5 W 'v'ef':?,.H5 ' if Q liilfflf Q fini f - ,N A ch 65. CVD.-Lt, any 9? I I fufc- Q v . Y, f ' Q ' , x Y . 1. .N V, W , a ' ' ' . ' ' my n , an rw V g .. - 1 ' 9 J f I Off z ip, K 5 4 4 , 5134, iffy of ' n 1 ' 4 gi , . 'N ,Y ', in1, !!'i' ' ' Af 5 . 4 , 33 ,3-V j 'yi ry L I . I Q y F ., , Kg, f- lm: Mlm 1 ,- 1 ,, dw, 1 3' U4 1. 'F 1 WR ESTL M Cbuvnumenls 1 .I Egagvw FRONT ROW J DEEP L FRAIR C HUSTED M VAN FELT C GRAHAM J CLARK L WILBUR W TRAUX J LEWIS COACH NELSON SECOND ROW F FRAIR E HORTON N SCHEUERMAN R BASSETT J SCHEUERMAN J NOLL N SABA W WALES C JOHNSON E BECKWITH CHE wrestllng team under the guldance of our new coach Mr Nelson 1S shapmg up mcely Even though we lost some good grapplers through graduation we st1ll have many good prospects They opened the season agalnst a strong Greene team Thelr long hard practlces pald off when TRACK HE 1949 50 track team met w1th great suc cess even though they competed agalnst larger schools In the seven meets m whlch our team partlclpated we took 192 pomts The top three men were J Scheuerman w1th 48 314 F MZFHIGWICZ w1th 28 and N Bennett w1th 22 112 pomts At the Class B Champlonshlp Meet at Oneonta Sherburne had only one contestant who took flrst place and qual1f1ed to go to the Cornell meet Wlth the newer younger members mak 1ng our team ever stronger we are hoplng to be even more successful th1s year J 'fha V 5 5:21. A WWW I S W they took the meet 33 13 The only team they have lost to ln league play was a very close match to Bambrldge 21 23 To date they have lost but three matches Two of these were non league matches to Norwlch BASEBALL NDER the d1rect1on of Coach Roberts the Maroon Baseball team f1n1shed the 1950 season wlth a record of 9 wms and 5 defeats The Marauders supported an elght and two rec ord 1n league competxtlon, good enough for a tle wlth Greene for flrst place In a playoff for the League Champlonshlp Sherburne was edged out 2 0 ln a br1ll1ant p1tch1ng duel between .Tack Ceplo of Greene and Dlck Newman Newman again was Sherburne's leadmg hltter w1th a battlng average of 405 Bruce Benedlct played 1n the sectlonal All Star game at Cooperstown whlle Duck ?7? Tf'v partlclpated m the League All Star game at Afton Although Coach Roberts lost s1x players from last year's semors he IS looking forward to a f1ne season next year There are some u and comlng ball players who should provlde the local fans wlth some good baseball FRONT ROW R CRANDALL E HORTON W RECORD N BENNETT D ROY N ANAGNOST R FAGAN N CHESEBRO D HUMPHREY C ELLIS SECOND ROW MR ROBERTS D RECORD MGR B BENEDICT R OSOWSKI R LEWIS R TAYLOR J PRANKLYN F FRAIR W TRUAX R NEWMAN F FAULKNER MGR K mm 1 , i , . . . i . 1 . 1 ' ' ' ' 3 - . - . . I i ' 9 I . l . . 1 1 . - . ,- , - . 1 1 . l , . - l 9 ' - . L. 4 va ? In I , W' . . I X '-1, . , if .2 ,gn a ny TQ 1, , , W' 'V' NA., M' R' Newman and Don Humphrey 'W ., ,. ' ,l K - v 1g,,m,, ' ' -4 , ' 4 ' If ' ' l 5 M ff' A M. A l : , A A I LQ .,qfz I f is in vi X lQ2 tsl ' W ' - ' 'lf M 'f 'rf w ' . g l ., 1' '- I if J, , J. X 5 y J I 4 n , N 9 . , . . N, A - W A 0 A f - , P 57 1 .TR HIGH FOOTBALL FRONT ROW N SABA J SHERMAN R YERTON R F' FAULKNER J COLE H MUDGE T ALDRIDGE MERRILL D HORTON J GUTER F POOLE A SABA H REYNOLDS J MUDGE J VANDE BOGART D UNGER H VAHUE BACK ROW COACH ROBERTS J BORRESON D RECORD G TAYLOR J TAYLOR MGR NOTHER of the new ldeas that arose 1n school games scheduled only two materialized both of this year was the .Tumor High Football Team which were lost These boys showed the fine ed with smaller sized gear, turned out for the gained in these defeats was well worth the effort 1rst practice Although there were a number of IR VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW R WRIGHT J CAPPADONIA E POWELL R THROOP W D TRUAX MGR R BULLOCK MGR H COLEMAN S LA SHOMB COOK, W CUNNINGHAM R RYAN C JOHNSON SECOND ROW R HUMPHREY W TRUAX MR NELSON NDER the dlrectlon of Mr Nelson, the Jun end winning two and losing four the experience 101- Varslty Fgotball Team played a genes of that the players obtained will prove of great value sur games Although they came out on the short in the coming Ye?-PS Of Vafslty Football headed by Mr. Roberts. Twenty-four boys, equip- fighting spirit of Sherburne, and the experience l si 58 B clou sf FOOTBALL FRONT ROW R CRANDALL E HORTON L KEATOR R OSOWSKI N GROVE N CHESEBRO T BALLAH C ELLIS D HUMPHREY CAPTAIN ANAGNOST R TAYLOR J FRANKLYN SECOND ROW COACH COLE J DEEP MGE HE 1950 Sherburne Central School football team enJoyed one of 1ts best seasons 1n many years Wxth a record of 7 w1ns and 1 defeat the Marauders ended the season next to S1dney for the League Champlonshlp Sherburne's only loss was at the hands of those undefeated League Champlons off rlght w1th a convmclng 37 13 trxumph at Hancock In thelr second game the Marauders lost thelr only game of the year to S1dney 24 13 Sherburne was outwelghed and outplayed m thxs game but not out fought Wlth two mmutes remaxmng ln the game they rallmed for two qu1ck touchdowns to throw a m1ld scare at the S1dney eleven After 1ts lone de feat Sherburne rolled over SIX Stral ht opponents A game that w1ll long be remembere 1n the mmds of all who saw and played 1n lt IS the 19 6 vlctory over Ham1lton Sherburne's only wm over Hamllto ever played on the local f1eld THEY Hancock fmghtj S1dney AHHURIAL BCRRINGS OF CONTESTANTB 59 Greene Walton Oxford Delhl C ooperstown Hamllton CAPTAIN DON HUMPHREY I1 at Sidney. . The Maroon eleven started the season in their long rivalry was one of the finest games . . . . . v, - ' 37 13 I ' 13 24 13 0 19 6 20 0 ' 31 0 7 6 ' 19 6 f I X I l so clousls JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW C WRIGHT R SAWYER N ANAGNOST R HUMPHREY SECOND ROW J HAMILTON MGR W FOBES C ELLIS T LOTZ R STAFFORD J CAPPADONIA COACH KENNY HERBURNE'S Varslty Basketball Team flnlshed the 1949 1950 season wlth a 14 5 record After wmnmg the Northern D1v1s1on Champlonshlp, they lost the Susquenango League Champlonshlp to Wxndsor at Sldney The .T V 's won the Northern D1v1s1on Champ lonshlp and went on to w1n the Susquenango League Champlonshln for the second year by defeatlng Represent1ng Sherburne 1n the All Star Game at Oxford were R Newman, B Benedlct and W Re cord for the Varsxty J' Hogan and R Osowskl for the J ayvees Coach Kenny agam has come up wlth a topflxght WE THEY MOTFISVIIIS Chenango Forks Sldney Oxford Norwich Greene Hamilton Whltney Point Chenango Forks Morrisvllle Sxdney .T V Team Losmg only one game th1s year, th y seem to be on thelr way to thelr thlrd Susquenang League Champlonshlp After droppmg thexr f1rst game of the 1950 51 season to Morr1sv1lle the Marauders whlpped flve opponents before belng downed by I-Iamxlton 42 41 Agam rated one of the best teams ln the c1rcu1t the Marauders are gomg after thelr thlrd Northern D1v Mr Culhgan replaced Coach Colegrove, who left for the Navy ln December We would hke to thank both Mr Culhgan and Mr Kenny for domg such a flne Job VARSITY BASKETBALL WE THEY Morr1sv1lle Chenango Forks Sidney Oxford Norwich Greene Hamilton Whltney Pomt Chenango Forks Morr1sv1lle Sidney FRONT ROW T BALLAM J HOGAN L HODGE R LEWIS CAPT N CHESEBRO J FRANKLYN SECOND ROW J GUTER MGR L KEATOR R CRANDALL D HU PHREY R TAYLOR R WRIGHT R OSOWSKI COACH CULLIGAN E STAFFORD MGR 60 ' ' 45 23 45 33 ' 70 30 50 29 27 41 47 33 58 46 ' 35 49 63 42 ' 48 37 ' 60 56 ' . ' ' . . . .' i ' e r a - Q u n - n Q D Q . 0 Hancock 37-30. ision title. ' ' 30 51 R ' 71 34 ' ' 62 50 61 42 A 59 53 f L - 69 46 ' O ' 41 42 ' 'a ' ' 53 48 64 44 ' ' 63 31 ' 61 47 Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHTZ E. ADSIT K. QUINN D. SABA bv 44 ,ij f-231-:lk .-4 - FRONT ROW I CRANDALL SECOND ROW FERRIS S RICKMYRE THIRD ROW D PRADEN BURGH B CUTLER C WYNN S DENNIS HEIGLE G GAINES ,SWXX ' - Now or never Flght together' F1ght Team' Flght C ISS Sulhvan and the Sherburne Heralds have worked dlhgently to lead the student body ln showmg thelr appreclatlon for the fme sportsmanshlp the teams d1sp1ayed whether 1n vlctory or defeat J V Cheerleaders 61 i , ,bi J ' C ,W U 0 . x 42, T fx' Y U k t lat! E QA 41 N g TW TF WWW X x NZ KWX N Aw M 7 J ZZ Z H NRSV' Q Q X E C+ EXW fb Our Glwn aus Prosperous - 'I 'uh' ' ' ' n .. , ',,, i Q an 'f HI, 'lv' Xvoocncxrxcx X M' UU' I A 7 X f X 1' ' X v uf f N xg,-:'.:.' 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Gemenng Pevnrws HND LJELZDIN C I 3 8 CEYTIIAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE v,ME DR HK EEUEUIU Nw 18 The 3 QUTHGF Uafchsinaffer T he Door of Su Sheiidfnir NeoYoflf an in em ,DY mme S mrsmuww NORWlCHXN.Y S+' GHG' P+. 2094 Syracuse 2, New York William I. Veigel, Director L-23125 x ....':':,.:,:'z':.': T Q' C o P L 1 M E 5 EZRA J, H O F GARAGE 24 HR. TOVI SERVICE A CLASSIC STREET 8 HERIURNE , ll. V. ' 0 D X i I X - ' S e ... O 6 I and Cces s '? O ,D S O M I will ' Q S564 Jos MARINO -- PROP V E H s i ' 4 8 SENIOR PLAY AST year's senlor play 'We Shook the Famlly Tree that was pre sented by the class of '50 came up to the f1ne standard of dramatlcs My Senior Trp Tuesday. Iuno 27 6:00 A. M. Leave Sherburne 2:30 P. M. Check ln at hotel 4:lD P. M. Empire State Bulldlng 8:00 P. M. Radio City Music Hall Wednesday. lun 28 10:00 A. M. Central Park Zoo 2:30 P. M. Hayden Planetarium Evening Free Thursday. Iunc 28 9:g0 Tour of New York City . . ree 7:30 P. M. Dinner at the Wlvel Friday. Iuno 30 9:00 A. M. Manhattan Boat Ride P M Free 7 30 P M Play at Music Box sumraq july 1 9 30 A. M Tour ol Radio Clty 1 30 P M Leave for Sherburne f3g,.f'14.J,uI-491.1 07740 1n our school The capac1ty crowd shook agaln and agaxn at the humor of the play whlch was dlrected by Mr and Mrs Carson Graves RIC HARD RUNDLETT AST July the students of S C S were very shocked to learn of the untlmely death of one of the1r former schoolmates Rlchard Rundlett Dlck was k1lled 1n an accldent aboard the a1r craft earner Palau The flag whlch was flown at the burlal servlces for Dlck was presented to our school by D1ck s parents last fall In a very lmpresslve memorlal serv1ce the flag was ralsed on our school flag pole, where it now flles The students of S C S deem It a pr1v1lege to dlsplay on thelr flag pole the Amerlcan flag glven 1n memory of Dlck film H3 I NYSSMA HE State Sect1onal of the New York State Sec t1onal Mus1cal Assoc1at1on was held 1n Norwich November 18 The chorus band, and orchestra were made up of the most outstandmg students from all the hxgh schools 1n the area from Bxnghamton to Cortland These mass orgamzatlons were tralned by outstandmg dlrectors Howard Marsh from Hastmgs on the Hudson dlrected the choruses Bert Stanley from Cortland dlrected the band Don ald Chartzer from Hudson Falls dlrected the or chestra Shxrley Denms Robert Wrlght M11 ford Crandall, Robert Osowskl, and George Sleep er for band and orchestra and Marmle Whltney Iamce Kenyon Allce Gurner V1rg1n1a Hunslcker Kathryn Qumn Susan Rlckmyre Wllham Drom goole Lynn Keator, Rlchard Crosby and Richard Borreson for chorus were the Sherburne students selected to part1c1pate m thls unusual mus1cal exper1ence MOVING UP DAY E completed our school year by part1c1pat1ng 1n Movmg Up Day a very lmpresslve program The mormng program was composed of a.n award assembly ln the audltorxum and a colorful serv1ce on the front lawn In th1S latter part each class d1splay1ng IIS colors, moved up to the place of the next hlgher class and Rev Peters gave an address ln Wh1Ch he showed the lmportance of comblmng re l1g1ous tralmng Wlth secular educatlon Durmg the afternoon everyone enyoyed the fleld day events at the commumty f1eld and agreed that Movmg Up Day IS a wonderful cllmax to the year DRIVER TRAINING tr' Snifibm' Swv 401 NEW course was introduced mto our currlculum IS year Drlver Tralmng, wh1ch is under the mstructxon of Mr Roberts Th1s electlve sublect has proven very useful and popular to many towns people as well as students - , - n - I ' I - I' . . 7 . . . 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