Stockbridge Valley High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Munnsville, NY)

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S I R I O R Fern Bishop 'Bish' le all think Fern is mighty sweet, We think lt, and so does Pete. Lyle Boylan 'Pres' The President of our class, Goes out nights with many a lass. Jane Garlen 'Janie' Nursing is her aim, Basher is her claim. Mary Carlon 'Ma' She thinks 'Don' is the best alive, And looks for him at half past five. Joseph Carlon 'Joey' Joey is getting a brand new car, For a certain lass, he'll travel far. Merle Chaffee 'Hothballs' Merle never makes a sound, You hardly know that she's around. Adelaide Church 'Churchie' Sweet and shy, Pettit's her gu . Mary Davis 'Marta' She keeps her hair in the latest style, To attract the boys for many a mile. Ethel Dick 'Et' Always smiling and full of fun, Has her heart set on just one. Roy Glave 'Happy' Roy, Roy, where is your heart? Its been in Cortland from the start. Gore Hamrick 'Corky' He's at his wits end to find a girl, He's got so many, he's in a whirl. C L A S S R 0 L L Eleanor Harrington 'Ellie' E1eanor's peppy and full of vim, And also stuck on a gu named 'Tim'. Leora Haslauer 'Laurie' She's cute, she's shy, Careful boys, 'Brad' is her guy. Carlton Hickox 'Simp' He drives a crate, And asks all the girls for a date. Helen Maine 'Toots' A black convertible is just her style, To ride with 'Don' for many a mile. June Mason 'Torchy' June's ideal is high in life, She wants to be 'Bill's' favorite wife Nathan Mosher 'Nate' Nate's a whizz at basketball, But for the girls, he doesn't fall. Arthur Perkins 'Art' Art is always on the go, On his way up to Chittenango. Corabel Snyder 'Cozy' In California there's a guy, Who'll come and get her bye and bye. Walter Splain 'Horelli' lalt's the treasurer of the class, Looking around for some cute lass. Merton Thurston 'Mert' As a Junior he was bashful and shy, Now he's a Senior, what a guy! Paul Whipple 'Whip' Paul's a little guy, quiet and shy, Comes from the hills of Herrllsville. Glenna Wilson 'Glen' Glenna's the shortest in the class, lorking hard so she can pass.

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ADVICE TO JUNIORS Robert Kyser: If you could study like you square dance, school would be a mere trifle. Bradley Shea: There are other things to do at a dance besides drink pop. Get wise! Ecile Carswell: You had better come to school more often if you ex- pect to graduate. Leonard Hull: Remember, WAll the world loves a loveru--but not a fickle one. Mary Schllck: To become a great pianist remember, 'Practice makes Perfect.u George Gostling: There is al- ways an opportunity for a position as a sports manager for a person like you. Virginia Maine: Basketball is a nice sport when the players are allowed to keep their minds on the game. Marjorie Towsley: Keep up the good typing. It takes practice to make the perfect secretary. Shirley Carpenter: You have what it takes in salesmanship. use it to your advantage. Evelyn Mowers: It's nice to be Betty lhipple: good friends girls Gertrude Fox : but don't let it interfere with your school work. George Basher: Perhaps you had better settle down and study--forget the girls since Jane will not be here. Anna Haslauer: Squeals are for piglets, you are no pig. Marjorie English: To become an author, writing notes 1sn't necessary! Marjorie Endries: Try to get to school on time, 'Time waits for no man.' Burel Love: You've got the right idea Burel--take the girls out at night and study in the daytime. Kenny Longbothem: Keep up the good work in scouts. Robert Blkowski: Keep up your good work, someday you'1l have a little farm that Marge can help you manage. Beatrice Moot: Keep it up Beaty, and lots of luck next year with a cer- tain Junior Class member. Clinton Thurston: To become a great violinist requires hours and hours of practice. Dorothy Wilkinson: Don't pay too much attention to little disagreements you know 'True love never runs smooth.n Charles lhitez A few books taken home at night would make a better lm- presslon on the teachers and certainly wouldn't strain your back. Faye Cunningham: Study hard Faye, being valedictorian is quite an honor. David Goff: June is a cute girl ,Dav1d, but don't let it detract you mind from your lessons. Charles Brockway: Histofy C is no cinch. Charlie: Take it from us, we know, Frederick Trew: Good Behavior in Study hall will bring better marks. IO

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George Basher-'Georgian Robert Bikowski-HBob' Charles Brockway-nChar1ieu Shirley Carpenter Ecile Carswell Faye Cunningham-'Faye Marjorie Endries-WMarge Marjorie English-NMarg1e Gertrude Fox-uGertn David Goff-uGoffn George Gostling.NGoose' Anna Haslauer-NAnn1en Leonard Hull-WLennyW Robert Kyser-WPop Cornn Kenniston Longbotham-Wie Burel Love-'LoveyW Virginia Maine-UGinnyu Beatrice Moot-'Beaty' Evelyn Mowers-nEvn lary Schlick-nBig Maryn Bradley Sheap'Bradn V Clinton Thurston-'C1intW Marjorie Towsley-'MarjW Fredrick Trew-'Fred' Betty Whipple-nBettyu Charles White-'Charlie' Dorothy Wilkinson-nDot' JUNIOR CLASS ROLL n n n nn? LIKES Jane Marge To misbehave Chewing gum Skipping school Ivan Combing her hair Bob Chewing gum Skipping school Lila Basketball Games The girls Blondie Hunting Navy Hair Frankie Pretty clothes Roller skating Dining out Leora Red Heads Twins Motorcycles Bicycling Taking his time Certain Boy DISLIKES Giving up 7th period Bringing excuses Love Speaking up in class Girls English High pressure Early evening hours Study Hall Latin class Shaving Being quiet School Geometry Crowds Staying after school Paddling papers Sewing Study Hall Keeping quiet Intruders Shorthand Dieting lumps Study Hall Books Missing Trench class