Vestal High School - Den Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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VIRGINIA H. WEBB Ginny If Virginia will, she will, Of that you may be sure. Band lg Orchestra 13 High School Mixed Choir, Girls' Choir, Bowling. Virginia plans to go to college. BETTE G. WHITTEMORE Whit She's one of the most talented in her class, and yet she's a winsome little lass. Pottery Club 13 Press Club 2,3,4 3 Bowling Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff 43 Iunior Prom Committee 33 Social Dancing 4. Bette plans to work, then to study fashion design- ing at the Pratt Art Insti- tute. VELMA GERTRUDE WILSON ' ' Velma' ' Her merry heart doeth good like medicine. Junior Library Club 2, 33 Biology Club 43 lun- ior Volleyball l. IUNE LELA WOODRUFF Pee Wee In youth and beauty, wisdom is rare. Art Club 1,23 Badmin- ton l,2,33 Bowling 3,43 Girls' Choir 43 Mixed Choir 43 Volleyball 23 Softball 2,3Q Tumbling 33 Yearbook Staff 3343 Solo Club 43 Iune plans to go to art school get an advertis- ing job and then become a housewife. IAMES H. WESTFALL Kilim!! All things come round to him who will but wait Choir l,2,33Orchestra 2,33 Int. Basketball 1,23 Int. Softball 1,2,33 Int. Football 1,23 Swing Band 2,3,43 All state Band 43 1.v. Basketball 3g Hi-Y Club 43 Bowling l,2,3, 43 Band l,2,3,43 Home Room Pres. 33 Home Room'Treas. l,2,4. ARTHUR M. WICKMAN I lArt7! It is well to know more than he says. Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Bowling 3,4Q Hi- Y Club, Choir 43 Intra- mural Softball l,2,3,4. Arthur plans to go to college. CLIFTON HENRY WILLIAMS ' ' Cliff The shortest player on the basketball team. But he's not so small that he can't be seen. Varsity Basketball 3,4Q as Junior Varsity 23 Band l,2,3,43 Swing Band 2,3Q Baseball 2,3,43 March- ing Band l,2,3,43 Concert Band l,2,3,43 Touch Football 13 Track 3,43 Orchestra 2,3Q Open House l 2,3,4j Varsity ciub 2,53 Gym Exhibi- tion 13 Christmas Pa- gea.nt l. Clifton plans to become a draftsma.n in a large city. MARTHA ZABLOTSKY Mart Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Homemaking Club 1,25 Basketball 1,23 Debu- tante Club 33 Yearbook Staff 4. Martha plans to continue school for a few years, then become some Big Shot's secretary. L 24 , , 3

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HELEN MARIE SWINGLE Mike Music is the speech of angels. Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1 2,3,4j Orchestra 1,2,3,4Q Swing Band 43 Solo Club l,2,3,43 Grlls Choir 3,43 Mixed Choir 3,43 President Mixed Choir 43 Presidnnt Mixed Choir 43 Secretary Student Congress 33 Se- cretary Junior Class 33 Student Congress 2,3,4j Pres. Girls Choir 4. MERRELL E. THALLINGER IR. Doc. A man of wit and mod- esty. What more could we ask of destiny? Ixmior Library Club 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Bowling 4. He plans to go to Syra- cuse University and take up the study of chemistry. VILMA VALENTA ' ' Vilma' ' Always sweet and ever kind, a better friend we'l1 never find. Basketball 1,2 3 Volley- ball l,23 Bowling 4. Vilma plans to become a Stewardess. CREIGHDON ROY WARD flcregl! Creighdon has light brown curly hair, As rlot-causer- he does his share. Band 8: Orchestra. Creighdon plans to work, play, sleep and eat. FORREST W. SWINGLE I lBiu! 7 Ah, Why should life all labor be. Intramural Basketball l,2,33 Intramural Foot- ball 1,23 Open House 2, 33 Intramural Softball 2,33 Bachelors' Club 2, . GLENN EARL TARBOX KKBum!! Glenn never seems to shoutf Is he quiet? I have my doubt! Intramurals l,2,3,43 Cross Country 3,4Q Football 4. Glenn wants to go into the service and be a machinist. WALTER TRAVER K K 3 Walt is popular in every way, he makes friends without delay. Entered Army January '45, returned to school September '46. Bud plans to study forestry at Syracuse. DONALD I. WAGNER ' ' Don' ' A man is no greater than his train of thought. I do not intend to be a man whose train amounts to nought. Iayvee Basketball 2,33 Intramural Football 1, 23 Softball l,2,3. Don plans to go into the Navy Air Corp. 23 11?

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JUNIORS ' A Y . -vlikiifi-L First Row--L. to R. Dorothy Cassin, Doris Messemer, Barbara Krissel, Thelma Wills, Pat Shaw, Helen Yavorski, Arlene Drum, Angeline Giannetti, Beverly Greeno, Jean Matthews. Second Row-- L. to R. Nancy Merrin, Verna McCulley, Gloria Clarke, Jacqueline Washburn, Marjorie Randall, Martha Ward, Margaret Wallan, Alice Taft, Bernice Smith, Ruth Gilg. Third Row--L. to R. Fran- ces Decker, Thena Warren, Betty Jean Young, Joanne Korger, Vera Valabek, Mary Slama, Joanne Scltzer, Joyce Filan, Rose Fissel. Fourth Row--L. to R. Beverly Penrose, Maxine Larrabee, Phyllis Pierce, Alecia Wright, Barbara Hill, Virginia Flipse, Eva Roat, Dorothy Chopiak, Ceci- lia Dobos. Fifth Row--L. to R. Evelyn Craver, Grace Dodd, Mary Sees, Peggy Rounds, Lucille Noyes, Beverly VanDuzer, Alice Traver, Esther Purdy, Anice Dumbleton, Barbara Jenks. - - R Q A. L - First Row--L. to R. Dale Betz, Martin Matteson, Thomas Jones, Robert Hanley, Paul Kintner, Geo- rge Hardy, Gerald Bundy, Richard Holdridge, Edward Lindsay, Albert Davies, Howard Shelp. Sec- ond Row--L. to R. Leo Striley, Lawrence Morton, William Wills, William Platt, William Panza, Burton Lozier, Richard Zimmer, Richard Landon, Glenn Wage, Russell Johnston. Third Row--L. to R. Frank Brown, Clinton Lainhart, Warren Chocholaty, Richard Kiegler, Robert Jensen, Donald Bo- dle, James Messemer, Harold Steinruck, James Stanton. Fourth Row--L. to R. Tracy Bouton, Rich- ard Graper, Howard Potts, Harold Hogan, Leonard Wright, James Flaherty, George Scott, Elmer Denmon, Robert Brewer. Fifth Row--L. to R. Lawrence Christian, LaRue Bailey, Millard Kidder, Charles Nelson, Edwin Black, Robert Anderson, Curtis Haus, Douglas Gulden, Roger Brown. 25