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

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I l I fr. 3 1'-' 117 SANDRA NICHOLS Accidents will occur in the best regulated fomi liesl CHARLES SNE LL The only way Io get rid of femplafion is to give in. I WILLIAM ORCUTT I wonder who! I would do if I were sure no one would find our. KRYS TOL WARD lt is not enough to be good, if musf be done the right way. nv- ROBERT PLATTEN No mon ever become extremely wicked all of once. I f S I 5, I J! I5 0,0 9 4- e'2 ff lr Y F e R' J

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ROBERT GREENLAW Genius does what it must, talent does what it con. HE NRY KAMPF 'I's wicked I is, I's mighty wickedp uny- haw I can't help it. Q W ERNEST JUDD Keep smiling. It makes people wonder what you 've been up to. DAVID HOWLETT He smiles with an intent to do mischief MARGARET LOWE Where the stream runneth smoothest, the water is deepest. QQ'

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1 S. so f- Y ,wi F eff has 24 NORMAN FHANEUF Tis not what he does that exalts him but l what he could do. Class History When we entered high school in l954 we had an enrollment of thirty-five students in our class. They were: William Cheyne, William Collins, Micheal Conklin, Richard Durant, Kemeth Frost, Bradley Grabow, David Howlett, Ernest Judd, Henery Kampf, William Orcutt, Robert Platten, William Roundy, Louis Rowe, Gaynor Seeber, John Shafer, Louis Smith, Charles Snell, Jack Snell, Roger Snyder, James Zeller, Donna Bacon, Elaine Bishopp, Beatta Blowers, Janice Drake, Shirley Durant, Suzanne Ferszt, Nmcy Frost, Muriel Greer, Margaret Lowe, Dorothy Myers, Sondra Nichols, Priscilla Putman, Carol Urben, Krystol Wand, Marie Wright. We became Sophornores and Carol Mcllvenna, Dorthy Fredricks, Frederick March, Edward Miller, Russel Thorpe, Leonard Tomlinson, and Richard Haslauer joined us. Unfortunately, Richard Durant, Louis Rowe, Rover Snyder, Donna Bacon, Elaine Bishopp, and Dorthy Fredericks left us for various reasons. In our Junior year Ruth Scudder ioined us from Madison. Nancy Frost, June Roberts, Carol Urben, Marie Wright, Carl Griffths, Edward Miller, John Shafer, Leonard Tomlinson, and Gary Davis left us. Norman Phaneuf and Robert Greenlaw ioined us in our Senior year. Our graduat- ing class numbers twenty-one now with the loss of Shirley Durant, Muriel Greer, William Roundy, and Louis Smith.