South New Berlin Central School - Southtown Yearbook (South New Berlin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT Cyrus Pike Lynn Camp Jay Gould Mrs. Fred Ezick Mrs. John McGuire James R. Spence Supervising Principal FACULTY Mrs. Bernard Weigel School Secretary Christene Preston ... Claire Ann Neelson Sally White ....... Helen Dull ........ Olive Utter........ Esther Brooks ..... Katherine Dodds ... Grace Johnson ....... lone Dixson ....... Gertrude Shillabeer John Swanchak ..... Leo Prybylowski ... Genevieve Lilly ... Mildred Case....... Donald Jones ...... Richard Thorne .... Philip Internicola ... Barbara Bivano .... Concetta Cetta .... ..... Kindergarten ........ Grade 1 ........ Grade 2 ........ Grade 3 ........Grade 4 ........ Grade 5 ........ Grade 6 ........ Grade 7 ........ Grade 8 ......... English History, Librarian ........Commerce . Math and Science . Home Economics ..... Agriculture ........... Music Physical Education ........... Nurse .... Dental Hygiene —2— DEDICATION We wish to dedicate this book to Mr. and Mrs. Thorne to show our appreciation to them for all they have done to help us in the past years. It is through Mr. Thorne's efforts as a faculty adivsor that our class is well prepared to take our annual trip to Washington. It was his patience and perseverance which got our class organized and working toward this goal. We owe Mrs. I horne a debt of gratitude for her leadership in conducting our jun- ior prom and other extra-curricular activities. Although not a member of our faculty, she gave us her valuable time freely and without asking anything in return. Whether we were conducting a dinner or a prom, Mrs. Thorne could always be counted on to supply the woman's touch so vital to the success of these affairs. In short, we would like to say thank you to a wonderful couple who were interested in our affairs and worked side by side with us to make them a success. Rita Curtis Happy” Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 2,3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Garnet Wells Sneezy” Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Yorkers 1,2,3, Class Secretary 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics 4 Nancy Nelson Sleepy” Band 1,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Majorette 2,3,4 Yorkers 1,2,3 Class Secretary 2 Class V. P. 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics 4 Carl Olson Dopey Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,4 Chorus 3,4 Class President 4 Student Council 2,3 Class Treasurer. 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 Thomas Meade Grumpy” Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Band 1,3,4 Chorus 4 Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics 4 Roy Aders Doc” Dramatics 4 Peter Kullmann Bashful” Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics 4 —5— Junior Class Left to Right, Seated: Weston Utter, Virginia Cady, Mr. Prybylowski Standing: Marcia Robinson, John Van Pelt, Lois Brooks, Chris Thomsen, Jennie Beadle President — Weston Utter Vice President — Lois Brooks Class Advisors .............. Student Council ............. Class Flower ................ Class Motto ................. Class Colors ................. Secretary — Virginia Cady Treasurer — Chris Thomsen ......... Mrs. Case, Mr. Prybylowski Marcia Robinson, Yvonne Whitman .......................... Carnation .............. In God Is Our Trust .................. Blue and White We began our Junior year with ten members. We lost two members; Richard Sam- uels and Edna Diamond, and gained one, Norman Hadlock from Springvale. At Halloween we sponsored a night club, which was just a lot of fun and just a lit- tle different. In February we had our second Winter Carnival. Our Class made an image of Mick- ey Mouse and again received the trophy for the best statue. Also in January, Marcia Robinson won the American Legion Oratorical contest. Her speech was on The History of the United States Constitution.” Throughout basketball season, we had two cheerleaders and one player from our class. Virginia Cady and Jennie Beadle were the Varsity cheerleaders, and John Van Pelt was on the Varsity Team. —6— Sophomore Class Seated: Shirley Wood, Elma Utter, Wayne Ezick, Ronald Daniels, Barbara Jones, Fred- erick Nelson, Norma Davall. Standing: Harold Sisson, Peter Young, Maxine Adams, Janice Vanderwarker, Mr. Jones, Joan Smith, Clayton Walling, Richard Bell, Thomas Jensen, John Baldwin, Richard Wood, Miss Lilly, Christine Aders, Iona Noble, Lewis Dain. President — Ronald Daniels Secretary — Fred Nelson Vice President — Wayne Ezick Treasurer — Barbara Jones Class Advisors ............................... Mr. Jones, Miss Lilly Student Council ......................... Elma Utter, Nancy Shaver Class Colors..................................... Green and White Class Flower ................................................ Peony Class Motto ...... Never leave till tomorrow what you can do today” Red Cross Representative .................................. Louis Dain We began our sophomore year with 22 members. One new member, Iona Noble came from Norwich. At Halloween, we sponsored a marriage court and a fun house. We had great fun preparing and running it. Through the basketball season we had many players from our class. Also, three of the Junior Varsity cheerleaders, Shirley Wood, Vio- let Van Pelt, and Shirley Wood are Sophomores. Freshmen Left to Right, Seated: Geraldine Christensen, Edward Beadle, Herbert Best, Jeanette Christensen, Sharon Bush, Grace Knapp, Karen Utter Standing: Thomas Lamphere, Marie Noble, Glenn Powers, Ann Jensen, Robert Boise, Mr. Internicola, Robert Taylor, Kenneth Figger, Frederick Brooks. President — Jeanne Christensen Vice President — Herbert Best Secretary — Sharon Bush Treasurer — Edward Beadle Class Advisors ......................... Miss Shillabeer, Mr. Internicola Student Council ............................. Karen Utter, Grace Knapp Red Cross Representative ............................. Gerry Christensen Class Flower ....................................................... Peony Class Motto ............... No one knows what he can do until he tries’ Class Colors ............................................ Blue and White Class Activities............................... Fun House for Halloween Carved Statue for Winter Carnival There were eighteen pupils in the Freshman Class in the first part of the year. Two new pupils, Marie Noble, Dawn Warner. —8— Eighth Grade Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Richard Church, Floyd Wambold, Emory Ford, Dale Utter James Leech, Charles Frayer, Edward Powers, Stephen Young Warren Boice, James Wightman, Donald Christian Douglas Saterlee Larry Myers, Carl Colton, Bruce Wall, Shirley Cummings g Lillian Beadle, Roberta Dixson, Joyce Daniels John NoKIp r;,V i r jc j F«, Neil Had lock, iLL Seventh Grade Row 1: William Wightman, James Loeffler, Donald Christian, Arlene Jones, Rachel Hadlock, George Cummings, Phillip May. Row 2: Deanna Sisson, Sally Powell, Mary Tyler, Kenneth Jones, Norma Jensen, Betty Binelli, Catherine Colton, Virginia Thomsen, Robert Baldwin Row 3: Patricia Wood, Carol Pittsley, James Arnold, Donald Smith, James Murray John Robinson, Ann Ford, William Morgan, Gale McGuire, Doris Olson, Edwin Clark, Mrs. Johnson. Sixth Grade Row 1: Peggy Vanderwaker, Douglas Ezick, Dennis Polster, Douglas Jones, Donn Dix- son, Everett Boise, Eddie White, Lorraine Utter Row 2: Richard Hilsinger, Robert Church, Roger Best, Sally Ann Satterlee, Lynn Camp, . Clarence Beadle, William Thomsen, James Preston, Clifton Tamsett Row 3: Lloyd Bradford, Sharon Warner, Vivian Pittsley, Richard Kroger Kenneth Had- lock Thomas Hill, John McMullen, Nancy Davall, Joyce Kenyon, Sandra Ril- ey, Agnes Tyler, Mrs. Dodds. Fifth Grade Row 1: Merville Jones, James Young, Mary Baldwin, Mary Lee Christian, Russell Ad- ams, Jerry Weigel, Gary Loeffler. Row 2: Patricia Wightman, Joan Kenoyn, Linda Jackson, Janice Myers, James Smith, Mary Kopko, Anna Marie Jenkins, Barbara Fleming, Sandra Wood. Row 3: Eianna Blanchard, Thomas Peck, Virginia King, Joyce Stevens, Jerry Dibble, Judy Edwards, Donna Jackson Roberts Van Pelt, Johanne Thomsen, Mrs! Brooks. —10— Fourth Grade Left to Right, Standing: Anna Mae Camp, Kay Brooks, David Vanderwaker, Estella Pett, Patricia White, Carol Nelson, Richard Davall, Linda Utter, Donna Vro- man, Robert Pike, Harry Morgan, Shirley Sperry, John Marano, Mrs. Utter Seated: Paul Dixson, David Thomsen, John Sperry, Janice Knockenmus, Dean Dixson, Linda Dibble, Martha Sindel, Judith Donaghue, Dennis Swartout, Gary Fig- ger, Paul Warner, Edward Leech. Third Grade Row 1: Richard Newton, George Tuma, John Jenkins, James Crawford, David Spence, Douglas Whipple, William Leech. Row 2: Valerie Robb, Cheryl Barber, Carroll Thompson, Connie Thompson, Marjorie Pence, Candice Curnalia, Beverly Kenyon, Joyce Marane Row 3: Ruth Jackson, Mary Jane Whipple, April Tiffany, John McClure, Philip Mc- Guire, Harry Knapp, Roger Seeley, Paul Thomsen, Judy Filey, Donna Jones, Nora Rowe. —it— Second Grade Row 1: Bunny Warner, Robert Thomsen, Louis Scholl, Allan Leech, Leonard Tyler Row 2: Melvin Beeching, Timothy McCarthy, Diane Breed, Sharon Jones, Viola Pitts- ley, Jean Kuhn, Philip Thomsen, Ann Kopko Row 3: Paul Curnalia, Mary Ann Stratton, Dale Brooker, Joyce Avonne Austin, Thomas Morgan, William Stevens, Walter Wightman, Robert Sperry First Grade Row 1: Bobby Wightman, Suzanne Jackson, Earl Polster, Ingrid Smith, Judy White, Real Boyer, Marlyn Pike. Row 2: David Dibble, John Davis, David Daniels, Judy Kplko, Cathy Thompson, Ross Manwarren, Diane Seeley, Judy Satterlee. Row 3: Terry Thomsen, Linda Greeley, Freddy Lawrence, Ronnie Daigle, Mary Kroeg- er, Mike Hickox, Wayne Somers, Dale Warner, Janet Weigel, Bobby Spence, Paul Wheeler, Beverley Knochenmus, Billy Orchard, Sharon Almstedt, Bruce Tiffany. —12— kindergarten Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Cathy Brooks, Diane Lawrence, Virginia Vanderwaker Sandra Norwood, Laurie Riley, John Kroeger, Sandra Binelli Jimmie Tooley, Martain Smith, David Jenkins, Frank Tefft Carl Tiffany, Paul Herman, Charles Blanchard, David Scott Robert Ledford, Linda McGuire, Nancy Kuhn Roy Stockwell, Stuart Conkey, Kathy Robb, Cindy Cummings JUNIOR RED CROSS Row 1: Row 2: Louis Dain Tom Peck, Elma Utter, Sharon Warner, Gerry Christensen Norm Hadlock, Gail McGuire, Pete Lonstein, Roy Aders, Mrs. Case — 13— i 14— VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Robert Boise, Clifton Tamsett, Freddy Nelson, Jimmie Preston, Eddie Beadle Row 2: Coach Internicola, Peter Young, Peter Kullmann, Carl Olsen, Clayton Walling, Thomas Meade, Ronald Daniels, John Van Pelt, John Baldwin, Donald Chris- tian, mgr. September 25 — Hartwick October 2 — Laurens October 9 — Mt. Upton October 16 — Guilford Denotes Home Games —15— VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Don Christian, Larry Myers. Row 2: Richard Wood, Eddie Beadle, Doug Saterlee, Wayne Ezick, Robert Boice, Coach Internicola -16- Row 1: Donald Christian, John Van Pelt, Pete Young, Ronald Danials, Larry Myers Row 2: Tom Jensen, Dick Bell, John Baldwin, Tom Meade, Carl Olsen, Clayton Wall- ing, Pete Kullmann, Coach Internicola. J.V. BASKETBALL Baseball Row 1: Jimmie Preston, Richard Wood, Pete Young, Wayne Ezick, Eddie Beadle Rob- ert Boise, Clifton Tamsett. Row 2: Coach Internicola, Dick Bell, Thomas Meade, Carl Olson, Pete Kullmann Clay- ton Walling, Ronald Daniels, John Van Pelt. May 3 May 6 May 10 May 13 May 17 May 20 May 24 May 27 May 31 June 3 South New Berlin at Hartwick Mt. Upton at South New Berlin South New Berlin at Laurens G'Ville at South New Berlin South New Berlin at Guilford Hartwick at South New Berlin South New Berlin at Mt. Upton Laurens at South New Berlin South New Berlin at G’Ville Guilford at South New Berlin —17— VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Virginia Cady, Nancy Nelson, Garnet Wells, Jennie Beadle, Rita Curtis JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Violet VanPelt, Sharon Bush, Jeanette Christensen, Elma Utter, Shirley Wood Mrs. Dix- son —18— BAND CLARINETS ALTO SAXOPHONE CORNETS Marcia Robinson Mary Ann Preston Nancy Nelson Shirley Wood Karen Utter Rita Curtis Gail McGuire Grace Knapp TENOR SAX Dorothy Padgett TROMBONE Dick Bell Gerry Christensen Wayne Ezick John Van Pelt Joyce Daniels Violet Van Pelt Chris Thomsen Jean Christensen Elma Utter Lois Brooks FRENCH HORN PERCUSSION FLUTE Garnet Wells Tom Meade Carl Olson Mary Baldwin Sally Saterlee Peter Kullmann BELLS Linda Utter BARITONE ’Denotes first chair position. Bob Baldwin Tom Jensen MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Marcia Robinson, Virginia Cady, Jennie Beadle, Dorothy Padgett, Gerry Chris- tensen, Rita Curtis, Jean Christensen, Elma Utter Row 2: Mr. Thorne, Nancy Nelson, Garnet Wells, Karen Utter, Shirley Wood, Yvonne Wightman Row 3: Chris Thomsen. Tommy Meade, Carl Olson, Peter Kullmann, Weston Utter GIRLS CHORUS Row 1: Shirley Wood, Karen Utter, Dawn Warner, Barbara Jones Row 2: Ann Jensen, Elma Utter, Gerry Christensen, Jennie Beadle, Garnet Wells, Dor- othy Padgett, Rita Curtis, Sharon Bush, Jean Christensen. Row 3: Mary Ann Preston, Nancy Nelson, Nancy Shaver, Marcia Robinson, Janice Van- erwaker, Christine Aders, Norma Davall, Grace Knapp —20— STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Elma Utter, Thomas Meade, Marcia Robinson, Mr. Spence, Peter Kull- mann, Nancy Shaver, Grace Knapp, Karen Utter YEAR BOOK STAFF Left to Right Seated: Rita Curtis, Nancy Nelson, Roy Aders, Carl Olsen, Marcia Rob- Standing: Garnet Wells, Peter Kullmann, Yvonne Wightman, Mr Prybylowski —21 — BOY SCOUTS Row 1: David Christian, Clifton Tamsett, Billy Thomsen, Jimmy Preston, Lloyd Brad- ford, Roger Best. Row 2: Dick Church, Jimmie Leech, Emory Ford, Jerry Dibble, John McMullen War- ren Boise Row 3: Bob Baldwin, Bruce Wall, Steve Young, Don Christian, Fred Brooks, Larry My- ers, Herbert Best, Ken Figger, Fred Nelson, John Baldwin CUB SCOUTS Row 1: Paul Warner, David Spence, Dean Dixson, Gary Figger, Everet Boise, Bob Church, Dennis Swarthouse Row 2: Phil McGuire, Jimmy Young, Doug Ezick, Eddie White, Harry Knapp, Jerry Weigel, Tom Peck, Dick Kroeger —22— SAFETY PATROL Left to Right: Chris Thomsen, Jennie Beadle, Kenneth DeBus, Warren Boise, Eddie Powers, Kenneth Jones, Douglas Jones WOMAN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row 1: Elma Utter, Shirley Wood, Sharon Bush, Karen Utter, Lois Brooks, Barbara Jones, Yvonne Wightman Row 2: Marcia Robinson, Joan Smith, Ann Jensen, Mary Ann Preston, Christine Aders, Violet VanPeli, Geraldine Christensen, Grace Knapp, Jeanette Christensen, Mrs. Dixson —2}— YORKERS Row 1: Eddie Powers, Emory Ford, Dick Church, Don Christian, Philip May, James Loeffler, Gary Cummings, Bobby Baldwin Row 2: Warren Boise, Patty Wood, Ken Jones, Norma Jensen, Sally Powell, Carl Colton, Deana Sisson, Virginia Thomsen, Lillian Beadle. Row 3: Joyce Daniels, Gail McGuire, Stephen Young, Don Christian Doris Olson, Shirley Bullis, Bill Morgan, Shirley Cummings, Jay Wightman Row 4: Lloyd Bradford, Peter Lonstein, Ken Debus, John Robinson, Larry Myers, Carl Colton, Ann Ford, Roberta Dixson, Mrs. Johnson. Row 1: Elma Utter, Shirley Wood, Sharon Bush, Karen Utter. Row 2: Gerry Christensen, Grace Knapp, Robert Boice, Jean Christensen, Fred Brooks. Row 3: Weston Utter, Ken Figger, Marcia Robinson, Mary Ann Preston, Christine Ad- ers, Violet VanPelt. Row 4: Mrs. Johnson, Tom Jensen, Dick Bell, John Baldwin, Chris Thomsen, John Van Pelt, Wayne Ezick. —24— YORKER ACTIVITIES There are two junior historical chapters in South New Berlin Central School. The seventh and eighth grades form the Junior Nathan Taylor Chapter of forty-two mem- bers. The Senior Chapter from grades nine through twelve, have twenty-five members. Emory Ford is president of the junior chapter, assisted by Norma Jensen, vice-pres- ident, Patty Wood, treasurer, and Dale Utter, secretary. Marcia Robinson wields the gavel in the senior group. Elma Utter is vice-president, Christine Aders serves as secretary, and Dicky Bell holds the money bag as treasurer. In December the chapters combined to entertain their parents at a Christmas party. There was a short program, the highlight of which was an illustrated lecture on historic Mohawk Valley given by William Johnson of Sidney. Both chapters are earning money by holding bake sales. They hope to go on field trips in May. On March 11 the senior chapter sponsored a movie, The Last of the Mohicans.” At one meeting we had as guest speaker, Mrs. Louise Shinners, country historian. An interesting feature of the year was a party in the form of a square dance given to the members of the Sidney chapters. —2 — FAIRYLAND BALL King ...................Thomas Meade Queen ......................... Nancy Nelson Attendant ........... Peter Kullmann Attendant ............. Virginia Cady Mr. and Mrs. Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Internicola PAPA IS ALL CAST .. Carl Olsen .. Rita Curtis . Garnet Wells Thomas Meade Nancy Nelson ... Roy Aders Stage Manager ........ Peter Kullman Prompter ............ Virginia Cady Papa ..... Mama ..... Emma ..... Jake ..... Mrs. Yoder Brendle . Papa Is Ail was directed by Miss Ger- trude Shillabeer. It was presented in the school auditorium on December third and fourth. All the seniors wish to take this opportunity to thank Miss Shillabeer in particular, and all others who helped to make this play the success it was. —28— Left to Right: Thomas Meade, Carol Olson, Rita Curtis, Roy Aders. Left to Right: Garnet Wells, Thomas Meade, Nancy Nelson, Rita Curtis. —29— JUNIOR PROM 1953 Queen ...................... Rita Curtis King ......................... 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