Walden High School - Yearbook (Walden, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1945 volume:

N I F i f s NEDLAW Quill az Scroll Q JUNE 1945 To the SPIRIT of YOUTH with all of its courage, gaiety, ambition, energy and ideals, we, Nuntii Chapter of Quill and Scroll, editors of this yearbook, dedicate this Nedlaw of '45 sportsmanship is a high ideal. Personality is in the making: Interest in fellow classmates demands interest in retum. Responsibility has a chance to develop in youthful undertakings. I deal boys and girls influence those with whom they associate. Thoughtful thinking creates worthwhile results. observance of good ideals makes for a better character. Faithfulness. friendship, and frankness are held in high esteem. Yankee ingenuity gleams brightly in the Youth of America. originality is brought forth to stimulate further thinking. Unity exists strongly in all groups of youth. Tolerance is everlasting if developed in early lite. Helping others is a common trait among youthful practices. .N .X.x.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.yxqaXaxqax.-X.x.X.y X. . A, ex. .-X.X.XaX.x.Xa.5-X4 .s-.,.x,g . ' ' NNN. .Q .gag .X.XaXsX. Nss,.Xqg. gg. 2 1. . , ,Q .55 ,'gQ:r2'. it .F J' Y I Seated L Swinden, D Anderson, G Clebert, Miss Gillespie, M Fielden Standing: A Dunklenian, V Colantucno S Knillin M DeGroat. Quill and Scroll President ..,.. .... A rnold Dunkelman Vice-President . . ....,. Leola Swinden Secretary ,.... . . .Geraldine Clebert Treasurer . . ..,.... Vera Colantuono Advisor . . . . .Miss Theda S. Gillespie Nuntii Chapter of Quill and Scroll are the editors ot this book, Their big proiect is to learn about the details ot making and really publishing a year book tor the schoolwone that will reflect all activities of the school. There are not only the editorial problems, but also the business problems ol making the book sell-supporting. As is evident the book carries no advertising which in many yearbooks pays most ot the cost, but which, in the opinion ol this stall, is not the best policy lor a high school yearbook. Members have covered the elementary Hhurdles' ol high school journal- ism, They are admitted to the National Society on four points. they must be a lunior or Senior, be in the upper third ol their class, have journalistic expere ience, and be accepted by the national secretary ot the Quill and Scroll. Though hours of work after school leven the Swing Shiltwl go into the book, there are intervals for social meetings and a New York trip. 99999999999 9999999 999 99999999999 99'f ' 3 ai GJ .Q UI ': I-A-4 Ld uf CD P GJ QD DZ 2 3? L4 S-4 CD E-' n-A 5 O ll E 1' Us U1 O III ui :F 2 U1 .E E 7- CD S :E .9 .2 C C GJ Q Q Iii if 45 KC .-i .515 E Q ui uf IJ E cs E o Q. ui M5 II Ui L: GJ E 4: cn Ld L: an 3 o U Cd 3 0 F1 4-1 U2 v-1 E U .9 -E 5 'Z sl as UI U an 3' cd ai ,se o III :If E 2' Q G Ci. an an B4 fi sf 0 L-4 an E U U O D3 2 o LL. :Ii if E cn ui son, K, E. Counsel, L. Wil Ul UJ CD cz 4: ov :s U .CI U1 E c cz U E ow L4 GJ CD UW Li 3 0 Ll 'U s N vi if U 3 cs .M o L4 no ui cf E cv E U U of cz o 14 U 2 5 o ll 'U ll C9 32 TJ o 2 ui si 2 Ta B4 L5 2 O C0 Z1 G m if D. U1 2 in ui F ur 7- U HI 1: UD '63 3 3 o III ui :Ii nf U E L. CD cn 3 ui QD. L1-i uf rv: U o U bd uf .-54 3 U 'SL' O 55 in E ru S C F a c u l ty IUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH Superintendent of. Schools-Kenneth E: Smith .... B.S. Colgateg M.A. Columbia Robert W.,Brokaw ........................ ............. O swego Normal Ianet M. Cameron ..... ......... N ew Paltz Normal Bemqdette Cowger . .. .... B.S. Columbia University Ellen I. Delfs ..... Dorothy D. Dight . . Hannah F. Foley . Betty Ann Giles . . . Theda S. Gillespie. . Helen L. Hoke ..... Alice B. Hume .... Gertrude Keller .. Alida G. Keep ..... Iohn Marone ...... Elizabeth Mould . Shirley Ratt ....... Lillian Ratte ..... Marie Reeves .,.. Eldred L. Ross ----. Eleanor Shimer .... . . . . . .B.S. Albany State College . . . . .B.A. Albany State College . New Paltz Normal Universityofliochester B. S. Albany State Collegeg M.A. New York University . . . .B.A. Albany State Collegeg .A.B. Swarthmore Collegeg 'BA' Alifni 'st5'tg'o5i1'g5g. . .B.S. Manhattan Collegeg M.A. Albany State College B.S. Albany State College New Paltz Normal M.A. Columbia University M.A. Columbia University . . .B.S. Syracuse University ............................B.S.ButtaloStateCollege ...............................B.S.PlattsburghCollege Italian Conservatoryg Fredonia State Teachers College . . . . . . . .B.S. Hamilton Collegeg M.A. Columbia University ...............................B.S.MarrywoodCollege Mildred Symington .... ....... Iohn Terry ........ School Nurse ...... School Doctor . . . Supervisor-Leulah Ruth Bergmann .... .Fredonia Normal . . .... B.S. Hartwick College Katherine Cocks ............ Dorothy Denniston Evelyn DuBois ...... Muriel Embler ..... Elizabeth Frisbee . . Grace B. Hawkes . . Helen Hayes ...... Elizabeth C. Howe Helen F. lserman Mary Shaughness Sylvia Welch ...... Natalie Whigam . Greta Yager, RN. L. Stephens, M.D. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL P. Wilson ..................,......... Oneonta Normal ........... .....B.E. New Paltz State College ............New Paltz Normal . . . ..... New Paltz Normal . . . . .New Paltz Normal . . . . .New Paltz Normal . . ......... . .Oneonta Normal . . ...-......... New Paltz Normal .. .... B.E. New Paltz State College ............NewPaltzNormal ...........New Paltz Normal ...........NewPaltzNormal . .... BE Cortland State College . . . ............................. New Paltz Normal MILITARY SERVICE Pvt. Fred Cunningham .......................... M.A. New York University Lt. Thomas Dight . . Capt. Irwin Esmond AfC Santi Porcino Lt. Albert Prichard . Lt. Grover Radley . BA. Syracuse ...... B.A. Albany State College B.A. Albany State College . . . . . . . . .B.A. - M.A. Middlebury College BA. Colgateg M.A. Syracuse Capt. N. T. Stone, M.D. ' .X.X.x.X.X.X.X.X.x.x.X.XN. .X.Xq.X.X. . q.X.x. NNN. . .x.yx.X.X. .yy .x.x.x-x.x- -wx. -X- -X'xfXN'X-X-X-N -XN-X-X'X'X-X- 5 fu lst row: I, Innocent, R Westerman, M. Crist, E Bardsley, R, Howard 2nd row: C Deyo, C, Yeaple, K. Smith T L Millspaugh, Board of Education For more than three years the efforts of our school have been directed toward winning the war and preparing students for their participation in the war effort. Constantly aware of the problems involved in this program, the Board of Education is also looking forward to the program of peace education. Will the buildings and equipment be sufficient for the post-war program of education? Will there be adequate facilities for helping the returning veterans? What will be the growth and educational needs of the community? Will there be sufficient State Aid to carry on an adequate program without increasing the burden of local taxpayers? These are special problems confronting the Board of Education in addition to the everyday decisions that have to be made, such as: How much insurance should be carried? What is a fair salary schedule? What repairs should be made? What improvement can be made in the school program? ... ... ... . .,........x,x..a. - :x4,,XaXa,X.X . .,:,a....a,.a. ...AN.......- XX XrX X X XXX xX XX Xx XXX XXXXX X 6 War Page The Walden High School has whole-heartedly and untiringly contributed towards the great cause for which our boys are fighting and dying. Students and faculty engage in the buying of war stamps weekly. The hornerooms strive to get 100 '70, and many have achieved that goal every week. Many successful drives have been carried on to help the unfortunate, such as the War Fund Drives, Red Cross, Christmas Seals, and March of Dimes. Games between sororities and fraternities and between faculty and students have greatly aided some of these enterprises. Many services have been contributed by the school for the benefit of the war. The faculty renders a great service to the citizens of this town by having charge of all kinds of rationing and rent control. The students, under guidance of several teachers, have knitted and sewed for the benefit of the under-privi- leged. They have mended playing cards for veterans in the hospitals, collected clothing, milkweed pods, and magazines. The office has charge of the regis- tration of boys who become eighteen and are eligible for Selective Service. A very worthwhile project now undertaken is the gathering of information in regard to education for the returning boys. The faculty participates in such village groups as the salvage committee, war bond drives, mobilization committee, and recreation association. The jani- tors of the school do the task of tying and packing salvaged paper which has been collected from scrap baskets daily. ' The Iunior Red Cross has obtained everyone's cooperation in its various drives. A movie was sponsored by this group which tended to encourage. and arouse the students' point of view on the work the American Red Cross does. Movies on nurses, airplanes, physical fitness and armed services training have been shown for the benefit of inducing the children to become better citizens in times like these. Physical Education Department emphasizes fine moral and physical character. Among the subjects taught to increase the students' knowledge in regard to the war are the pre-induction courses in electricity and aviation, and home- nursing courses taught in connection with the Home Economics Department. All subjects tend to emphasize the privileges and freedoms we 'are fighting for. The Library has books and pamphlets on everything concerning the war, which are free to anyone who cares to make use of them. Every one connected with the school is bending all his efforts in every possible way open, to do his share to bring this conflict to an end and to prepare for a just peace. X X X X X X X X.X.X.X.X.X.X.x,x,.s asX.xX.X.XaX.X.X.X.X.X.X. .X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X. N.X.s.N.x,.X.X.X.X.X.s,.s1.sX.X.X.x,X.x.x .X ,x ,s x.sX.X.s-,x,sX.s Na- N.-A tg jx X X X X 7 Walden High School Honor Roll This Honor Roll includes all persons who high school. The data is as of March l, 1945. A Abrams, Ralph S. Adams, Thomas I. Alpert, Maurice I. Altmark, Melvin Anderson, Iohn A. Anderson, Lorraine Andrews, Earl Andrews, Everett Antalek, Charles Antalek, Frank, Ir. Bacon, Arthur I. Bacon, Leroy E. Baird, Elmer S. Bardsley, Harry A. Barnhardt, Arthur Bartram, Thelma Belknap, Charles Bennett, Donald W. Bennett, Harold Besimer, Ronald D. Birch, Abner H., Ir. Blatt, Norris Blonquist, Carl E. Bloomer, Reginald K. Bloomer, William O. Borst, Myron H., Ir. Breid, Miss Elizabeth Breid, Miss Margaret Breid, Miss Mary Brining, Iohn R. Broderick, Iohn I. Brophy, Russell D. Brown, Richard P. Brundage, Sidney Brundidge, Arthur D. Brundidge, Miss Louise Bruni, Oreste Bruni, Anthony R. Bunton, Gordon E. Burger, Sanford K. Burris, Harold A. Burns, Winilield S. C Cable, George H. Cagney, Iohn D. Callahan, Walter M. Cameron, Duncan C. Carman, George Carman, Nathaniel Carrnody, Ioseph, Ir. Cataldo, Iohn B. Chase, William A. Christian, Martin F. Churchill, Gerald Clark, William Clineman, Iames Clinton, Donald L. Cocks, Townsend Colwell, Frank M. Colantuono, Patrick Conklin, Clifford E. Connell, Deltord Connell, LaRoy Cooley, Daniel S. Cordeaux, Larry Cornelius, Shirley B. Cossa, Iohn A. Countryman, Howard Crist, Edward R. Cryer, Fred A. Crowell, Laura E. Crowell, Robert B. D Danielson, Miss Signe Danielson, Olav Decker Charles T. Decker Edward Decker, George R. Decker Geraldine Decker Ritter Decker Decker Robert William DeGroodt, Donald E. Dickson, David A. Didsbury, Lawrence F. Didsbury, William B. Dingee, Arthur W. have been students of the Dingee, Gordon Dittman, Duane Dobbs, Harry C. Dorr, Robert L. Dorr, Richard O. Downes, George W. Downes, Iohn P. Downes, Russell C. Doyle, Arthur L. DuBois, Douglass F. DuBois, Floyd C. DuBois, Iohn A. Dunn, Chester H. Dunn, Iohn L., Ir. Dunworth, Lynn E Earl, Fred E. Earl, Walter G. Eckler, Wm. Heflin Egan, Kenneth Wm. Egan, Warren I. Ellis, Robert L. Ernbler, Iohn N. Enderley, Arthur Eull, Harold C. Evans, Frederick C. F Ferguson, Arthur I. Ferguson, Carl V. Ferguson, Mailler Fielden, Henry Finn, Ioseph Fish, Ioseph Forster, Iohn F. Foster, George Foster, Hal, Ir. Fox, Chester F. F rancabandiero, Daniel Freer, Arthur L. Freer, George Friedman, Robert Fries, Donald F. XN'X'XAeXN'YX'XN'YN-X'XNNNN'X'X'X'X-NXNNN'X'X-X'X-YNNX-X'X' 'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'XR-X'X'X'X-X'X'XN'X'X' 'X' N'X'X-YXNXXXX 8 G Gallagher, Iames C. Garcia, Anthony Garcia, Eugene Garrigan, Donald Garrison, Gerow Gauss, Waldemar R. Germeck, Ioseph L. Ghear, Charles F. Gibson, Iames K. Gillson, Florence Glenn, Iames F. Gonick, Ely Grafton, H. Lester Greisman, Charles S. Gridley, Emmett . H . Hales, Clifford L. Hallock, Richard M. Hemler, Ioseph R. Ir. Henry, Donald C. Hobart, Lester N. Hoey, Francis I. Holmes, Arthur F. Holmes, Robert F. Hornbeck, LeRoy Houghtaling, Robert B. Hoyt, Clare I. Hoyt, Iulius L. Hughes, Louis E. I Innocent, Harold B. Irving, Robert L. I Iackson, Iames I. Iocelyn, Douglas Iohnson, William K. Iowitt, Harry Ioy, Walter S. - 'K Karl, Robert E. Keaster, Arnold A. Keator, Frederick, Ir. Keeser, Iohn Kikina, Nick, Ir. Kimball, Howard G. Kimball, Robert I. Knapp, Vincent Koller, Daniel Koller, David Kurtz, Robert E. L Landau, Ralph Langdon, Iohn L. Larsen, Roper F. Lee, Harry Legere, Edmond Leis, Iulius Lennon, Clyde G. Lennon, Iames Lennon, Irving D. Lennon, Vernon E. Lester, Harry I. Logan, Iohn W. Lubitz, Bernard W. Lundberg, Robert E. Lustig, David C., Ir. Lynde, Fairfield F. M Mains, Harry W. Mapes, Andrew B. Mapes,Chester Markle, Earl Markle, Earl T. Markle, LeRoy E. Markle, Richard B. Maroon, Floyd C. Mason, George F. McCormick, Floyd R. McCoy, Robert W. McLaughlin, Chester, Ir. McMahon, Iohn I. McManus, Edward F. McManus, Iohn McKay, Nelson C. McWhorter, Henry Medley, Clifford L. Medley, Robert I. Merritt, Wilmer B. Merring, Robert H. Millard, Lawrence A. Miller, Ioseph E. Miller, Ralph Miller, Walter R. Milligan, Everett Millspaugh, Marcus Mitchell, Iohn Moran, Iames H. Ir. Morris, Gordon W. Morrissey, Lawrence L. Morse, Richard Morse, Wesley B. Mosher, Francis L. Mosher, Raymond M Mould Iohn Mulford, Francis D. Mulvihill, Isabelle N Najork, Iack Najork, Ralph F. Nichols, Egbert N. Nichols, Lester Noonan, Raymond Ir O Oates, Edward Oates, Gilbert I. Oates, Wallace W. Oldham, Allen A. Oliva, Floyd W. O'Neil, Eugene Orndorff, Delevan C. Orndorff, -Leo Orndorff, Wilbur E. Ortenzo, Iosephine Ostrander, Clare Ostrander, Robert I. Owen, Donald A. Owen, Raymond F. Owen, Robert E. P Palen, Harry B. Palen, Harry I. Parker, George H. Parker, William H. Parkin, Thomas Ir. Patterson, Charles Penney, Marvin R. Peterson, Gustave G. Peterson, Robert I. Phelps, David C. Phelps, William C. Pimm, Charles Pimm, Henry Playne, Charles Playne, Donald Polick, Iohn A. Popp, Walter I. Powers, Raymond E. Pulver, Arthur E. Pulver, Lawrence Pulver, Louis P. Pulver, Stanley R. Purves, George XX Xax.X.s..,x.x,X.N.X.X.X.X.s,.xN.X. . .X.X.ysx.x,rxas5 . .X.xfx.x-x.X.X.X.X. .X.X.X.X.X.X.X.x.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.x.x.X.X.X.X.X.s.x.X.X.x.xp,.X.X.xx.x.x. .. 9 Q Quick, Howard E. Quick, Kenneth R Rauner, Robert M. Reynolds, Norman Reynolds, Wilma Richards, Russell Rider, Peter K. Robinson, Bernard Roebuck, Henry H. Romash, Ann Romash, Michael I. Ronk, Eugene C. Ronk, George Roosa, Warren Rosemire, Richard B. Rusk, Iohn E. Russo, Charles A. Ir. S Sadler, Louis Schaefer, Frank Schomp, David Schomp, Wyckoff Schoonmaker, A. Stuart Schrade, Robert W. Scott, Alfred Scott, Gordon W. Scott, Kenneth Scribner, Clifford Sebring, Roy M. Sharp, Dewitt H. Sharp, George D. Shearer, Frank Ir. Sherman, Richard B. Sherwood, Harry Sherwood, Leslie Sibrava, George Siebern, Arthur Killed in Action Decker, Leo R. Ingersoll, Herbert O'Nei1, ,Iames Richards, Robert Verity, Thomas W. Silkworth, Charles A. Silkworth, Ira D. Simmons, William I. Sinnott, Katherine Slater, Edward W., Ir. Smith, Harold A. Smith, Kenneth T. Smith, Raymond G. Smith, Richard A. Starr, Howard I. Stefane, Iames Stefane, Iohn Stelljes, Bernard H. Stevens, Leroy Stickles, Douglas Stickles, Edward W. Stoehr, Edward C. Stoehe, Helen Stones, George W. Stryker, Kief A. Stryker, Perry I. Sullivan, Wilfred I. Sutton, Walter H. Sutton, Wilbur S. Swinden, Herbert Swinden, Phillip Swinden, Robert Swinden, Wilbur T Teasdale, Clifford W. Teasdale, Fred Thompson, Iohn Tick, Melvin H. Tick, Seymour S. Tillson, Lewellyn Tillson, Norwood W. Tompkins, Roland Totty, Herbert Traphagen, Elwood Traver, Robert S. I Truglio, Iohn 'k'k'k V Valentine, Iames Van Amburgh, Howard E Vandemark, Douglas E. 1 Vandemark, Lawrence Van Houten, Albert H. Van Keuren, Raymond L. Van Leuvan, Daniel L. Van Leuvan, George Van Leuvan, Raymond W Verity, Russell, Ir. Vermilyea, Paul Vernol, Harry Vernoy, Frederick T. ' W Wahl, Worley Walsh, Clarence Ward, George Way, Henry Weller, Carl Weller, Iohn N-. Wells, Clinton B. Wilkinson, Fred C. Wildinson, Richard Whitmarsh, Iohn H., Ir. Wooster, Hiram E. Wooster, Sylvia Worden, Harold Wright, Albert C. Wynkoop, Emerett E. Y Yeager, Anne Yeaple, Lawrence Yeaple, Robert Yerks, Arthur W. Yerks, Clifford H. Z Zwang, Ioseph Missing in Action Bendwig, Richard Decker, Iames Hepper, Iames S. Iohnson, Iohn T. Palmer, Iohn A. X X X X X x,X.X.X.X.x,X.X.x,X.X.x N.x,X.x,X N.X.X: X.X.X.X.x.X: X.X.X.X:,. 4 . ,.X.X.xX.x a vga ,x,X.x,x ,X.X.X.X.X.x, .X.x4x.x. - .X ,xgxi X-X bg P vm-X' lx 10 JK3fff W WMM WW W WWKZ 'lffaffwff W if lil lst row: R. Menser, R Westerman, B. Van Wagenen, D. Sornmers, V. Kramer, K. Richmond, A. Richburg, G. Garrison, l... Fries, R. Gordon. 2nd row: E. Penny, M. Siegrnan, M. Palen, A. O'Connor, Mrs. Cowger, T. Mulford, V. Dilztienzo, A. Avery, L. Saehloff. 3rd row: R. Traphagen, F. Willis, G. Broughton, P. Ferguson, B, Tenney, R. Ronk, C. Cruver, H. Bennett, R. Iansen, R. Whinchell. MRS. BERNADETTE COWGER'S Seventh Grade President ....... ..,. H arvey Bennett Vice-President . . . .... Clifford Cruver Secretary .... ..., M ary Siegrnan Treasurer ........................ Iune Corey This year was generally spent in getting acquainted with the high school. They participated in all of the various drives. As with the other seventh grade they've found that departmental work keeps them busy. NXNNNXNNOX-XNXNNNXNNNN'X'YYYXN'YX'NN'XNN'XNYYX' NYXN'X'X'X'X'X'XNYX'X'X'X'X'X'YX'X'X'YX'X' 'X'XN'XNX'XN'X'YYX' 12 , ,,7, ..p lst row: I. Stuhmer, W Bartlett, W Burns, D Van Dam, P Doolittle, I Mack, I Plant, W. Hargale, I Fowler 2nd row: W Roebuck, W, Ronk, B. Wilson, M. Oliva, C Eberhardt, L Sesti, C Girmonte, I Cowger, M. Muller, L Fuller, A. Van Wyck, A Warden. 3rd row: Mr Terry, G Bink, A, Irwin, A, Wright, M. Cueucini, B. Terwilliger, N, Millspaugh, L Pitt, G Steinhilber, C. Iones, E. Carey Mn. JOHN Tznairs Seventh Grade President ....,, . . ,Ioan Cowger Vice-President . . . . . .Walter Bartlett Secretary , .... .... M arlene Muller Treasurer . . . ,,... Bruce Wilson The homeroom class meetings are held every Tuesday, The girls knit blocks on Thursday from 860-930 lor the Iunior Red Cross, With the help ol the other two seventh grades, a dance was sponsored at the Ko-Ed Kanteen to which the eighth grades were invited. 469?fv9SS96'bS9Sfb999Svff6Sr999'fS199999Q9fa9999SSS9S9S66SS9!b966 ' I SSSSSSQQQSSSSSS l 3 lst row: F Brink, C DuBois, H. Baisley, R. Martin, F Kramer, L Vande Water, B Baxter, A Ftoventine, I Vernol. 2nd row: L Scaltari, I Stickles, P Tongue, I. Slater, Miss Cameron, l Friedman, G Cocks, M. Eckler, F Romctsh, W, Gaviqan 3rd row: G. Iackson, D. Oaks, R. Wild, I. Andrews, H. Halbert, R. Crist, G. De Zemo, N, Owen, P. Garrigan. MISS IANET CAMERON'S Seventh Grade President ...... . . .Roscoe Crist Vice-President . . . .Iohn Kramer Secretary .... .... G ladys Cocks Treasurer . . . .... William Martin The students have become acquainted with the routine of departmental work and have participated in the general activities of the school. Their school subjects keep their time pretty well occupied 'Q'XXX''fG? 'f'aff'f4f99969ff:-'r9ff rfa v9'v9'f'v'f994rfv9 99ff9ff99fvfa :fXv!a6f99fIr9'f99'Xa996Q'f'f'v'a9 l 4 lst row: R Fish, M Avery, I Steinhilber, R Howe, R. Kidd, H. Hendrie, O Meriendez 2nd row: B Thorpe, D Rc-nk, F Peterson, D Scillepi, I Garriqan, N Barrett, V. Hoop, L Halbert, M Evans, I Marroon, 3rd row: Mrs Foley, E Panaia, H McLaughlin, E Lebrecht, M Wild, lf Fitzgerald, R Williamson, G Hulsart, A McEwen, M A Roebuck, Miss Giles 4th row: R O'Connor,I Whiaam, R Roebuck, D Tompkins, D Lund, C. Constant, G. Fitzgerald, M, Hurd, A. Colontuno, R. Wagner, T. Leroy, MRS. FOLEY'S AND MISS GILES' Eighth Grade Classes Miss Betty Ann Giles ...... Room 24 Mrs. Hannah Foley .....,.. Room 26 President ...... Andrew Colantuono President ............ Dorothy Ronk Vice-President ...... lames Doolittle Vice-President . . .Gerald Fitzgerald Secretary ,....... Ovidia Menendez Secretary ....,, Mary Ann Roebuck Treasurer .... . . . . .Mason Hurd Treasurer ..... .... R obert Roebuck Each of the two grades is small. These classes hold no formal meetings, but the students are in varied activities which takes the time usually spent in class meetings. They have participated in lunior Red Gross Activities and in other charitable drives. 'ab6ff696fvf'999fb999S9f.v9fbfJ's'f1s9ff991r999999'f'a'f 999909999S9'f0S9599999999'f9fb?9fa aS'fff'f'f'vb lst row: R. Sutton, M. Wagner, H. Decker, I. lrvine, N. Austin, M. E Iones, I. VariVoorhis. 2nd row: P, Leis, E Faulk- son, D. Stelane, G. Dickinson, W. Cocks, W. Goggin, H. Agor, D. Swinden, S. Roebuck, I. Sclatani. 3rd row: Mrs, Symington, C Dunkelman, P Walsh, L. Scott, L. Stemrnler, F. Deyo, V. Doolittle, A. Edwards, L. Kearney. 4th row: D. Schoonmaker, I. Perry, I. Payne, R. Burns, A. Eberhardt, l. Decker, R. Love, I. Westerman, B. Roe. MRS. MILDRED SYMINGTON'S Eighth Grade President ....... . . .Allred C. Eberhardt, Ir. Vice-President . . . ........ Miriam Wagner Secretary . .,.. . , ,Fay Ann Deyo Treasurer . . . .... . . . ........ Eric Falkson l-lomeroom meetings are held when there is class matter for discussion. They have participated in the various service campaigns of the year and have found that their course ot study needs much of their time. 'X-X-N-X'X'X' 'XN'X'X'X'XN'X'X'X'X'X'YX'YX'YYYX'X'YYYYX'Y ' NY 'X'XNNNYX'XN'X' 'YN!X'XN'XNYXN'YXNN 15 IN I Seventh and Eighth Grades HAIR .... EYES .... NOSE .. BUILD . . . HEIGHT . . , SMILE . . . HAIR .... ,EYES . . . NOSE . . . FIGURE . . . HEIGHT ...... . SMILE .......... COMPLEXION HAIR .... EYES . . . NOSE . . . BUILD . . . HEIGHT . . . SMILE .... .... HAIR . . . EYES . . . NOSE . . . FIGURE . . . HEIGHT . . . SMILE ....... COMPLEXION PERFECT BOY . . . . . . .Edward I. Carey Andrew Colantuono . . . .Iasper Whigam' . . . . . .Ioseph Perry . . . .Robert Byrnes . . . .Iames Scaliani N. FRIENDLINESS DANCING ..... CLOTHES ...,. PERSONALITY . SPORTS ....,.. DEPENDABILITY PERFECT GIRL . . .Ruth Williamson . . , . .Fay Ann Deyo . . . . . . . .Gladys Cocks . .Claire Dunkleman , . .Loleta Stemmler ' .,.... Ioyce Mack . . .... Louise Scott LEGS .......... FRIENDLINESS . DANCING .... CLOTHES ..... PERSONALITY . SPORTS .,...., DEPENDABILITY Ninth and Tenth Grades PERFECT BOY ........Iames Click . . .George Byington . . . .Richard Stone . . . . .Lauren Dingee .........Carl Miller .William Van Wyck . . . . . .George Iackson . . .William Cocks ...........Ira Decker . . .Walter Bartlett Gerald Fitzgerald ........Robert Howe . .Miriam Wagner . . . .Helen Decker . . . . . .Ruth Sutton . .... Elsie Lebrecht . . .Elaine Penney . . . .Ianet Maroon ........Ioan Cowger Peggy Tongue FRIENDLINESS ...... Daniel Garrigan DANCING ....... l CLOTHES ..... PERSONALITY . SPORTS .....,. DEPENDABILITY PERFECT GIRL . . . . .Lois Cosman . . . . .Dolores Martin . . . . .Phyllis Charron . . .Catherine Carroll . . . . .Ella Eberhardt ...........fBetty Allen Floranne Terwilliger LEGS ......... FRIENDLINESS DANCING ..... CLOTHES ..... Donald Mentz Forrest McMann . . . .Edward Leich . . .Lynn Whitford , . . .Richard Shea . . . . .Iames Foley . . . . . . .Anne Slisowski . . . . . .Theresa Bruschi . . . .Ianet Cagney . . . .Marie Carroll PERSONALITY . . .Barbara Rosencrans SPORTS ............... Ruth Falkson DEPENDABILITY ........ Edith Evans wx-x-wx-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-wx-x-xx' -x-x-x-xu -xQx-wx-xfvxx-x-x-x-x-w -x-x-x-x-x-x-xfx-x-x-x-x-x-xwfx-x-wx' -X-X-X-X-X-NN -X-X-v -XXXX lst row: Ft Stone, Ft. Shed, R. Sondri, D Mentz, P Willis 2nd row: Doris Pitt, P Terwilliger, P Shackleton, R Wineholl M Tripp, L ShermC1n,K. Wildermoth, l Osterhoudt, M Stryker, W Roob, N Quick, Miss Keep 3rd row: B Scott, E. Roebuck, H, Peterson, F. Terwilliger, E Stevens, P Screhlofl, I Shepard, H Ronzencrfuns. M Trciplifrgen, P Yerkfz 4th row: L. Whitlord, T Fish, I Scribner, E. SL1lllVC'Il'l, L. Willis, M Christian, T Skinner, P Vc1ndeWgter MISS ALIDAKEEP'S Ninth Grade - Room 21 President ....., . . Lynn Wliitlord Vice-President . . ...... Donald Mentz Secretory ...... ...... I une Shepherd Tredsurer . . ,... Mildred Trgphggen The group stcrrted its socigl glloirs edrly by sponsoring fu dcrnce in the gym lost toll. The clgss hos coopercrted in contributing to the vcjrrrous school ond community drives. Their homeroom discussion periods gre devoted to prob- lems of their group. 9, . ANN. . ANNNXNAN. .X.X. N. . . . '- . . . .y .X.x.x.X.xN. . . .x. . . . ' 59999551 lst row: G tlytnitcn, R Mctimley, tt Cowger, H lioflmfzt 2nd row: A Morse-, C' Hutt, 1' LFV-'t tt'l P' C'P1'1YfOtt If tvtnx H Cfnr1.1t1f1n'1, L Cofstnfwn, R Kresetott, H Brown H Ijtllot Grd row: F5 Bennett, H Front, I' flfnk, I, Mmktv, ' Lttt-111 P fltnk ti Bolfsovm V Vorey M155 Huktr 4th row: F Mfg-rttntq I, Kmmer H F'o:1tr't,H Ku'-1.10 M tfcklet Y' tV'ttt+-11,1 l'tt.'tl'1TtC,C1 HlI'Ch,VQiL Mtxrttn, tt Burney Y I N I 15. V 561 -gc MISS HELEN HOKE' 'afkj X N' uh G do 'iio ll ra X . Sgk Xqkm X' Vmzztdmtt . George Hytnctton ' .N Tinff V1 'C t't'Q:radent . Pttyttne Cttgttron A Sec'mt41t',' . . Virqtnttt Corey K TIkC'l'1f311I'CI' . .Lots Cozltnan The students tttxve had sevemt ttvttvtttes this yenir, omonq wtnwtt were V1 dtuncc and :J Ct1ri::ttnti1:s Profgruttt tn wtttctt they repr-o:,:ented UAIt1IltkltCd CEtn:1t:n:1sCCIrd: given txt the CI1 tY1!1t1tCi!tFl:'tIZ'tC1S Community Stnq. 'r vfv'?9999Sr9ff9fr'?9905r9'f'v'f'ffvS99909fr96OS99S9 9Sb699fbfb699Si9Srf19'v'a 19- lst row: D Mrlrtln, I Qulck, H Barrett, H Lffwta I Strttcrt L I lftI'Ll'llTt.IfE'T I Mfrfrrif-y I Thorne, ll lZtIl.1lftY,G Ztmmer 2nd row: I Rhofzdes, S Dlcktrtfsoh, M Blwrrrflzz l. Hewe, l. Qutflc 'ln llrlscln M Czrrrcll If llfwrl B Allerx, A Hutwelker, Mme Dells 3rd row: I Toothrll A Avor l. Hptwclkffr I Gfzrfgztzrz F Izrzf.-ft-dk, I Felt-'y' H Ptah W Von Wyck, R Frxlkson 4th row: I Chcln, P MCMf1rm l LXIIHCIGS, H Iortes, ll Storm- G l rttrrvm lg l.f'1lJl1 W Whttgrxttt MISS DELF'S Sophomore Class - Room 20 IUTGSICIGDI , Immfre 'lbotlttll Vtrie-President . lldwrirrd l.rvtf'l1 Secretary r Norxrmra Stone: Treasurer . . . Icxmef: Polex' Advisor A , lJl1:3Ss Fllert lielfw The Sophomore Clrxf-:ss ssportfzored CI fsemt-formal dftrtve, the llr1rve::t lvloort Ball tru Qctober. Gther crffttvtttes lrrffludecl U fzletrgh rtdtrzq party frrrd G party at the Koflid Kcmteerr to wlrtch ecch fatuclertt trtvtted fl f1llQfi1l The Sophomores hC1ve trted tf: estclhltruh rx 'good refwrd thtf 'year cmd :Ire Cmhcipcltirlq next yecir when they wtll be upper fglrxfasemerr 'f41'sfr'f9'a'v9'f'QSSSSfzfvfaioS9'ffr9999Sr99'vSfbf1ff99fi999999899ff999'if19Sfa?9999!5ir99Yv9'a9f1ff999965 2 U 1',.e,1',3 - Quan. v3.,..1...4 .L -.. Weis lx-'-4-J ,. ,H KJV .,.a.4 . ,f--4116, L- -,Q ,., 7-4 .. ,X L ee, Yeti l lst row: H Bairxley, M Connelly, lj Eberhardt I Sandri, li Rau, B Hr-ndriv Znd row: S Ps-iigaoii l' Lnzzoll lt far- .- mfm, L Alsdort, L. Hales, 3rd row: V, Bruni, Mr Ross, T Wilson, I Carmocty. k,Lp: M R . R O S S ' 'I 9 6 bophomo res and ,lunzo rs - Room 51 President ..,,, A . .Iames Carmody Vice-President .... . . . . Arthur Traphagen Secretary and Treasurer , . Betty Van Kleeelz Advisor .,....,..,., . . , Mr, Eldred Ross The homeroom is composed of Sophomores and luniors who have partin- ipated in many activities throughout the school The students Challenged homeroom 20 to two games oi lvassketliall, namely boys' and girls' games, with the proposition that the losing home room would provide a party tor the winning team We were not the losers The Class suffered the loss ot a few students who either moved or entered the Armed Forces ot the United States, 'r6ff9999fvfv999?v9Sw999999999999669fr597v89S999999999999'f999 69S9S9999999'a9C-',f'v 21 lst row: L Pitt, A Van de Water, M Brand, A Truglio, D Mentz, M White, S Knitlin, ll Stelane, ll Anderson, B Gillespie 2nd row: I Crawtord, E Shafer, N McBride, M Mead, T Bennett L Swinfien, l Penney, S l3eGroodt, B Scott, L Pulver, F Wild, l loseliak 3rd row: Miss Mould, I Millfapaurih, M Wilson H Scileppi, A Whittord, N. Donnelly, W McGrath, F O'Re1lly, l. Terry, A Traphagen V Colantziono, E Carroll, Min: Tihimer 4th row: C Baloah, E Thompson, H Terlinger, R Decker, l lackson, l-l Rollette, R Liebold, C Anficmz, W Honda, W, Tripp The Junior Class President . T . A . , , . Robert Liebold Vice-President . , , . ,William McGrath Secretary . , . , .Doris Anderson Treasurer , . ..,... . . Mella Brand Advisor ., .. Miss Eleanor Shirner The luniors have been quite aotive sponsoring activities: ln lanuary their lunior rings arrived They have sponsored a dance, a tood facile, and a party for the Seniors. Their lunior Prom on lune hrst V!U:2ll1Gl! ttriril hid event' The luniors have gained the reputation as well are the title of being upper olassrnen This, ot course, prepares thorn for the 'heights thex' will attain upon loerpornina Seniors next year. - ' -vvvx-x-sw-XN-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x'x-w -wx-xefx-Xe 999999iXr9'f', 22 Those Juniors This commentary written by one of the enterprising members of the class indicates that action is the keynote of the Iuniors ..,,.... could be he has used hyperboles in his story or was he just waking from a dream-at least he has good imagination!! Every now and then the gay young Iuniors have a class meeting ithat's what they call itl amidst the moving books, erasers, people running in and out of the room, singing, and talking. They're a gay bunch! When Robert Liebold. the President of the class, can get the attention of the students the meeting starts. Leola Swinden comes up with an idea for a Iunior Prom . l disagree! yells Ralph Decker. But, after finding what the idea is, he says he might agree. The President asks for more ideas. Allan Whitiord wants to do away with the whole idea, he wants to go on a hayride, and Marie Wilson wants to go roller skating. But, what's this- Doris Stefane thinks the class should go on a picnic. Such variety in thoughts! ln the midst of the arguing it is noticed that Iohnny Iackson is missing. I-le's found calmly sitting on the floor under his desk reading a book called The Finer Things in Life! More students are down on their kneesg seven come eleven CBi1l McGrath, Lewis Terry, Ieanette Penney, and Ianet Ioseiiakj Could they be picking up papers? The President tries to ask some of the students for their suggestions. He looks in one of the girl's seats and there is Norman Donnelly, so he asks for his idea. Norman, however, doesn't want to be botheredg he's too. busy correcting QD Bessie Carroll's bookkeeping which she borrowed C?l from Thelma Bennett. Okay, Richard Terlinger, what's your idea? Hit doesnt hear this because he's too busy wondering how he can stand at one end of the gym and shoot the basketball backwards so it will go in the basket at the other end. Nice trick if you can do it says Clifford Balogh, who is Rit's right hand man, Well, finally someone wants to get down to business, so Emma Shafer moves that some definite plans be made. Someone better think of some definite plans to get me out of this xzooci, !tH:..!cSf! ventilator! shouts Harry Rollette. who is trapped in the ventilator near the door. Who put him in there? Right,-it was Wendell Tripp and his Rollin Rangers. ' l lf X:Y, where does Z come in? yells Charles Anders. That reminds me, chimes in Mella Brand, my French isn't done. OH! Ioanne Millspaugh, could l possibly take a peek at yours? .... Iust a peek? Marilyn White sits meekly in her seat, doing her Algebra, while Frances Wilde and Ann Van de Water keep her informed on what's going on. Do you hear a sizzle? Snacks Traphagen sneaks up behind Betty Scott with a match. The results: One hot-foot, Bettyzthe latter's sitting not so quietly on a lamp on the ceiling! While all this is going on Doris Anderson came running in and is taking the minutes ..... ? What is she going to read at the next meeting! The Presi- dent, tryig to get more opinions on what the lunior Class is going to do, asks Leona Pulver what her idea of a good time is. With a swooning look she sighs .... FRANKlE! l agree with you, says Vera Colantuono, who is running around the room passing out the latest issues of Hi-Notes . Crash! Bang! That's only Frank O'Reilly barging through the door and right into the arms of Natalie McBride, who is leaving for chorus. You can hear Frank say Well, l'm here, now we'll see some action! No sooner said than done. Ernie Thompson, the super-duper superman, hangs Frank out the x x X X X xxx- -x-x-x-x.x.x-x.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.XN.X.X.X. .X.X.X.x.X.X.X.g. x.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.g.x.X-xvex-x.x-x-xfx-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X'X X X X X X X X X 23 window, holding him by one leg,-the window is only three stories above the ground. What is all that rumpus at the front of the room! Oh, its just Shirley Kniffin and Dick Scileppi arguing as to who is the most daring driver. Shirley gets highly insulted when Dick tells her she only goes sixty miles per hour and uses two wheels to go around a corner. She picks up the nearest object- then what? The President decides to list the ideas given on the board. He goes to the side board, but he's out of luck. Shirley DeGroodt and Agnes Truglio are using that board for a most interesting game of tit-tat-toe, He meanders to the back of the room'to use that board.. To his utter amazement he finds himself being twirled by Ioyce Crawford. Betty Gillespie, and Lillian Pitt, who are having a square dance all their own. Meetings are silly things anyway and Room 32 is really pretty nice ...... empty! Next year we Iuniors shall become not merely upper classmen, but upper-upper classmen, and shall also enter into the serenity and dignity of becoming ...... at last ...... it can't be ...... but it must .....t yes, it will be .........,....USENIORSH FINIS c8459 1 si. . .-X.- x,-X: x.--x.X.X.X.X.sX.x5s,,ex. s.-vsxax.-X.sX.s,.s . .X-tx. N.--.. . ...s .Xi.x,4X.x.xrs,x.x.x.s,,X.xx.x.X.X.X.X.x.,X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.XXXXXXXXX 24 Senmr Class Oflcera Iohn Crist . , . Presldent Raymond Carroll Vlce Presldent Mxldred DeGroat Secretary Mary Canzonerl Treasurer Name ....... Characteristic Prophecy Pet Saying Iingle l lg f ff! Mildred Degrout - Milly Talks in shorthand Will become a lady taxi driver Oh, that's stupid! Milly's car looks like a basket If she goes any farther she'l1 be riding in a casket, Harold Silver - Silver Stutters, giggles, then blushes Will set up a business in Russia I didn't do it. There's hardly a thing he isn't blamed lor But isn't that true ol every Senior? Mary Cunzoneri -- Canzy A typical Amazon Will settle down and never more roam in that big Buick And they shot poor Lincoln! She finds great pleasure in trying to sing Maybe someday she'll croon iorakingf' s Nw -w - - -www - - N - -ww . - N -wwww -w -fwwwxwwxw - -wwwwwwww -wx-ww NN - - 66999969 26 -,refs L ' NW,- '5- .v' - .1 1 bf .1 J .1 , Ruth Soukup - ' Soukir 4. Her red hair attracts everyone Will be a nurse to soldiers on a plane Oh, Christmas! When she gets older she'll be a nurse And have lots of money to put in her purse. ' 1 . I I I a if Arnold Dunkleman - Army Always jokes his way out ol a tight spot Will cheat Harry Iames out of all his jobs What do you drink to that? All will agree that he was born To give lots of jokes that are strictly corn, Lorraine Garcia -- Lorry Finds the United is her best haven Will become a boys' gym teacher Per gosh sakes! All will agree that she's quite a gal To many of us she is a swe'll pal. 27 . I , i 1' , W -w -x- - fvx- - -X-NN-X'X'X'XN-X'X'X'X'N'X'N'N'X'YX' 'X-X-X-X-X'X-XA:vX-X'X' -Q xi fx-x-Xex-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-X-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-w mamma- 9 l Geraldine Cleberi - Dean Popular with the male species Will become a second Cleo- patra Don't let it worry ya If a night she has a date She never goes out before she has ate. Stephen Fish - Feel Walks around in canal boats Will live with the Eskimos Have you seen Freezy? Everyone knows him by his footprini And to seeit, one doesn't have to squint. , ,op JV x yf' ff J J i K .-4' 4 Margaret Shea -7fJ'Pe , lj, I I I IJ 1 1 Likesto ridejhom 1 aeoup W' li riyiatyldli u her mind . ,J in QQ JJ 41 ! ' , W f , I J , of ti 'she is w - ten as Al ibn Jfrhi. Jsheiraryzrfilgu ' tw k 1ff1 ,-dl! 'X-X-X' 'X'X-N'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'XNRN'X'X'X'X'X'X'YX'X'X'XKNNN' 'X'X' 'X' 'NN' 'NN NN' NNYX' 'X'X'X' 'X'X'XNN'YXN'X fd Z' - ff ,lf Doris Rossman - Pie-face Sort of quiet, at least in school Will learn to make her own pies Not now. Hardly ever does she speak And when she does, it's just a squeak, Robert Fries - Freezy Trying to get the car Will learn to fly a helicopter Hey, 'Fish', got your Trig done? HFTGGZY has no trouble in find- ing names Of those who want to ride with him to games. Verna Acostu - Vern Seems to like roller skating a lot fAhemll Will be seen in court everyday -as a stenographer Patty, guess who I saw last night? ' Her favorite pastime is roller skating Each night she goesg it's simply iascinatingf' Nwwwwxm-xx-xumkwx-xwxkw Nxmxww N Qxwxwwxw . A- Q - K' K- r r r - - Oxwwxwxwx- - '29 T N aff' 'J fwfr, I if as l I l .1 i 4l4fiA:-Z9 't 1 ,Mit Lflfw- if Wtyf f ,, - ,Q Au LXAAIAJP fylkllff i .1 IIA, . George Haab - flabby fa The strong, silent type Will become a general in the State Guard Tough Roll On a drum he can make a lot of noise Otherwise, he's one of those quiet boys. 'UL 4 Fc' WW 2 Alice Click -A Wcxbbit Alvx ays talks about Nyack H. S, , Will flirt with all handsome - internes Are you sure? Many of us wonder why she is called Wabbit But maybe its because ol a certain habit Richard Smith V- Dick Day-dreaming about Will be leading athletic ace in college Mon Dieu Eating seems to be his favorite pastime So not until he's full is he sublime. W . . . . . . . ,. .X.X. QX. K. .X. . .x.X.xN. X. , .., . 5 . . . .x.X.X. axe, .X.X.X.X.x.Xix. . Q SX. fx. Q . .x. . . . A. .xgrv . . . . .X. ' 30 Barbara Charron - Red Always in a daze Will be the first in the class to get hitched I don't know Because Mickey is away her mind is astray And she can't help thinking of her wedding day. Fred Stryker - Tarzan Tall, strong, and handsome Will become known as The 2nd Charles Atlas Who 'dat man? He has a mighty athletic chest' On which most girls' eyes rest. Margaret Gorning - Mickey Has a gilt of corn Will go on the radio someday with that voice oi hers Woe is me, such is life! She is the menace of the girls' locker room For when she talks, it's a man they presume. 324-ff? Cfffvkf- 'W ,afcg-.-dy ' ' ' 6 f '-'24JC,f4i7 ,--ff ' 0,.., .Ll 1' -6: - gg 1' O I 4 N' NNYXN'X'YX'XN'YXNNNYX'XNX'Y N'X'X' NN'X'YX'X'YX' 'YX'X'X'X'X'X'YXN'XN'X'X'X'X-X'X'X'XNN'X'XNNN' 'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X' ' ' 31 Robert Kirby - Kirby ls forever disagreeing with teachers Will publish a book entitled, I'm Right,'You're Wrong. oh, piftlef' He goes through the halls try- ing to invent The quickest ways to start an argument. Marian Earl - Mare Think of jokes to play on Milly Will be another sitter on the Boss's knee Gee, that test was hard. ln later years she'lI be a secretary To marry the boss might be necessary. Iohn Iakuba - Iohnny Can always be seen doing algebra homework Will be playing a mean trum- pet in a name band Well, shut my mouth. He can toot t at ur? like 1 I A G.15'fu'mffIff '5 , ,M will ' u MMP gd! ii 1 If xxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-x-x-x-x-xxx-x-x-xx .xxxx xxx-x'x.x-xxxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx fxwx 32 Dorothy Van'Leuvcm -- Dot Gabs with Marie all the time Will be a lady doctor Oh, never mind. When doing Latin homework she's really tops For very good answers she gets lollipopsf' l Ji' ix muff jk lohn Crist - Cristy 1 Always loaling Will live on Wall St. It's your turn to sell stamps this week. His usual habit of getting ninety-live Makes lots of us shout 'Man 'o l..ive'. Marie Dickinson - Dicky Twirls her hair around her fingers Will take care ol books in the Library of Congress Did you see Barbara? Il she ever gets a job in a big library Tl'1ere's no doubt she'll become quite literary. 9999996669 r - ' e e - wx- N- sx' N Nxsxw wx- - - mwxwx- - - 999 33 9' Ellen Zimmerman -- Dean Always sending for pictures ol movie actors Will get to meet Van Iohnson in person someday , l got a picture of tmovie starl the other day! 4 Everyday on a bus she arrives Then into school she takes a power dive. Wagner - Herby at explaining mathema- problems ' Will be an assistant to Walt Disney Yes, Miriam, l'll tell him. Without a doubt, he can draw The funniest pictures one ever saw. Faith Swinden - Windy Talks about airplanes all clay Will patent a new type of plane Look at the wegs on that wabbit! She can tell you all the parts of a plane And can explain them all even in the rain. xxxx xx xxxxxx-New - - as-X exwx-x-xwx'x'x-x- A.-xfs-vs, -vxfv - -xxxxxxx 9 668,969 34 ' 5 'A Miriam Leis e- I.eisy Finds it hard to get out of the clouds Will be teaching future wives how to keep house Oh, nuts! t l..eisy surely is very suave And we also know is stuck on Dave. 1 t lack Cagney - - lack Can't help blushing Will finally give the girls ct break Hey, Teach! One hardly knows whether he can talk But there's no doubt that he's able to walk. Emily Peterson -- Pete Happy-go-lucky sort ol gal Will just stay home and sit I have to get home and listen to my stories. t Once in a while she'll come out with a laugh That should be played on a ,mud ff Uv W phonograph. wt l I fl Y 0 J fl SSSSSSSSQSSQQSQQSSSOQSSS 35 an K 1 'S o -.I Teresa Tenney - Terry That red hair goes with her temper Will become a professional basketball referee That's tough! She likes to take part in all kinds of sport And can play a game of any sort. Raymond Carroll - Ray A very comical guy Will learn to be on time Oh line, that's what I like to see. A witty young fellow is Ray l'-le's always got something to say. .rf Marlea Fox - Malaria Quite a studious C?l girl Will bake wonderful cakes someday for ...... Oh crumb! Whenever you see her she's having a day-dream Ol a certain someone who she thinks is supreme. IA A . 'X'X' 'NNN' 0 NNXNXN'X'X'X-NNN'NNN'X'X'XN-XN'X'XK'X'X'X'X5exxNN'X'XN'X'X'XN'XNN'XNNNN'X' 'XNXN' 'X'X'X' ' N' NXNN 36 Georgetta Earl - Georgie . Talks a mile a minute Will become an expert double- talker Aren't we devils? It's very seldom that she is silent It she couldn't talk she'd be violent. f, I. M Arr' W Lpfdsfz ' it I av . f'1 J'L5J' lt' 'lli I Marjorie Fielden - Marge A Busy with all sorts of activities K' Will become first lady president V i'Cgn you work on Hi-Notes tl ', rfnext period? to do 2 Where she finds time I don' know, do you? v Everyday she's got something l nl l I Robert Bartlett -- Bucky A great one for clowning Will become known as Mr, District Attorney, Ir. Stop it, I love it. Everyone knows that he isn't quiet So why endeavor to make him try it. 'X' ' N' N' N' ' N' ' ' 'X' ' 'NNN' NNN' 'Y 'YXNX' NNY NY NYYXK' x NXNN'X'X3XNX'XN' ' ' ' N ' 'NN 37 Mi , l ?.A iw My L 'L' ' f -'-rbi fwfwjj-JJ? ...fn Io Sherwood - foe Good at teasing the girls Will someday be chief of police Where are you going? As a policeman Ioe is fine And when he leaves us we will pine. Roy Alsdorf - Roy Knows all about the Cfel mail Will become an ace stamp- licker Hey, you got a letter today! For insurance on mail he knows all the rates And when it comes to girls he knows the best dates. Senior History The present graduating class entered high school in 1941, The dignity of Seniors has been theirs for one short year. Four years ago as Freshmen, they elected Bucky Bartlett, president, The following year when the class moved to the opposite end of the corridor they elected Ray Carroll for president. The futile attempt to collect dues was given up and a lOc dance was sponsored. This was the beginning of the money making events of the now illustrious seniors. During the tenth year, the year in which our country was at war, several boys from the class joined the armed forces: Frank Wagnere-Navy, Warren Roosa-Marines, Iohn DuBois--Navy, Vernon Pinkney- Army. ln September of 1943 the group became upperclass- men, moving up literally to the top floor where they felt their maturity and acted the part, Iohn Crist was named president. Having spent most of the funds from the previous year they sold correspondence cards--very successful financially. With all the money made, they felt it necessary to squander some of it, so gave a party for the dignified, serene, revered seniors. The year ended happily with the sponsoring of their first semi- formal, a very exceptional Iunior Prom. The Iunior rings crowned the year. During this year two more members of the class entered the armed forcesi Paul Vermilyea-Navy and Raymond Noonan-Navy. As seniors the class remained on the third floor, changing residence to the senior homeroom. In September the students got down to hard work , figuring out how many days of school there were before having to leave their beloved alma-mater. This procedure has repeated at intervals throughout the year .... there were times how- ever when they attended to their prescribed courses and did that thing called homework. ln November the seniors presented, They Gave Him a Co-ed , which was followed by a party at Steve Fish's home. Senior Day was observed on the last Friday of each month when all seniors dressed in their Sunday-best with a novelty added on different occasions. An innovation in the history of senior classes was entertaining the faculty at a fun party . ln order to maintain the reputation of sponsoring the best semi-formal dance in 1944 another one was given this year in April, Friday the 13th. Although this is the end of their career at Walden High, where many happy days were spent together, they will carry fond memories of the faculty, who have been not only instructors, but friends as well, and fond mem- ories of fellow-students with whom they have spent a very happy and valuable part of their lives. The year ends with hopes and prayers that those in service may return home in the very near future and the world will know war no more and with a sincere desire that future classes will find the friendliness and enjoyment that this class has experienced in attending their alma mater. . . .- N- NX. .sc.s.x.x.x,s.-x-s.-x- -x-x- -x-x-xfxfx-x-x- X- - - - -x-x-ss -x-x-x-x-x.x-wx-x- 'N'Xx'N'X'X'X'X'X'X' -N'N'N'X' 'N-vs' ' JN' 'NNNN ' 9 , 38 .K Senior Will Q We, the class of '45 of the village of Walden and neighboring communities, County of Orange, State of New York, being sound of mind t?l and body, do hereby draw up and publish, and declare the following to be our last will and testament. We bequeath the following things to those named and their heirs forever: Dean Clebert's right to Pat to one of next year's lucky Seniors. Marge Fielden's executive ability to Bob Leibold. Faith Swinden's ability to build model airplanes to T. Wilson, who we hear is pretty slick at the job himself! Ioe Sherwood's right to hold hands with all the girls to any Iunior mister who could be forced into it! Verna Acosta's secretarial ability to T. Bennet who has a hard time taking dictation and typing. Definitely! Roy Alsdorf's square dancing technique to Vera Colantuono. Dick Smith's right to meet a certain somebody at the Kanteen to I. Iackson. Dot VanLeuvan's quiet voice to the shy Mr. Donnelly! Emily Peterson's Bingo luck to F. Wild. Teresa Tenny-the right and skill to do a hand spring in cheerleading to Natalie McBride. MargaretdGorning-the guile used in order to get to all 'outside games to the whole cheerleading ' squa . I Milly DeGroat's right to write checks for at least five groups to the unlucky ibut definitelyl Senior who gets to be General Treasurer. Herb Wagner-his corn to W. Tripp who is so subtle. Ray Carroll-his shyness t?J to H. Rollette. , Iohn Crist's 95.4 mid-term average to Mella Brand who we hear has a difficult time getting above 10004. Iack Cagney's quietness to Dorothy Mentz, though Heaven knows she doesn't need it! Steve Fish's height to the tiny Sir Terlinger. Bob Kirby's right to Marilyn to W. Roosa or some other lucky guy. Bob Fries' height to I. Carmody. fBy putting the two heights together who knows what might evolve?l Peggy Shea-her seat in Norman's car to-well,-who knows? . Marian Earl's quiet humor to L. Swinden. ' Mary Canzoneri-the right to come in late every morning to R. Scilleppi. Marlea Fox-the right to leave her home at 8:41 and get to room 39 by 8:45 to D. Anderson. Ruth Soukup's curly hair to L. Pulver who spends many an hour on her cur1sf Barbara Charron's right'to sit home and wait for the Navy to Ioyce Crawford. Marie Dickinson's right to be quiet to Shirley DeGroodt who is tho. tho rowdy! Harold Silvers dancing ability to Ann VandeWater. George Raabs drumming ability to Emma Shafer who it is rumored plays a neat drum herself. Ellen Zimmerman's blonde- hair to Doris Stefane who it is agreed would look so much better with blonde hair instead of red, or am I getting confused? Doris Rossman's-vice-presidency of the Kappas to an energetic soul. Iohn Iakuba's right to chase up and down the halls after members of the opposite sex to S. Kniffin. Miriam Leis' right to membership in the Gradus Honoris to A. Whitford and I. Millspaugh. Lorraine Garcia's right to write to two handsome Marines Ceven if they are her brothersl to M. Mead and I. Penny. Amy Dunkelman's sports ability and shyness?? especially the shyness to A. Traphagen. Bucky Bartlett's right to drive all the girls wild, even to the point of swooning, to Ernie Thompson. Alice Click's right to becoming popular quickly to E. Gillespie. Fred Stryker's right to sleep through poetry interpretation to Ralph Decker. . .xNN.x.Xq.X . .yyxx.X.X.X.X.X.X.Xg.g.X.X.X.x.x.X.x. .x.X. .X.X. . . . .X. .X.Xg. .NNNNNN.X.X.X.X.X5.x.X.X.x.X.N. . . . .X.X.X.X.X. ax. . 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' Q W 'L+- .. fx - ': F ik T 2 1 . 1 lst row: I l'c'wi--r li I Carey, W Haegele A VanWyck W lviartin C ltuhois B VanWagenen, A Wai-.len 2nd row: ll Pitt L Mirkle ll Clatk I Carrnonly, I3 A Scott Min ltight A SIISOVVSKI R fish, E Vmnicoyk P Shfickel- ton li 'ft'il'ier:i1oth 3rd row: I Sxrton C Girimgnte Ft Kwai-iic:ff lx l.ewan, B Ftennett, M Stryker It Fetorsori lt-J MiIl:ff'i'!'l-Iii ll Lerirecfif, ls Semsti I f'i3'.i.'1ei' 4th row: G ETOLLIIIKICTI li Bennett, R McKinley Vi ifviliiggni, A Wright lf Birch, if Cruver, R Ianmen l S e rv L c e Cl u b President . , I , ,Iames Carmody Vicefpresident , I . A . Richard Fish Secretary . . .... . . .Betty Scott Treasurer ..... Ann Slisovvslci Advisor . . Mrs. Dorothy Dight The Service Club is composed of students who voluntarily give one period a week for the purpose of assisting the office staff. Some of the services performed have included the sale of milk during the noon hour and keeping the servicemen s flag up to date, There is a lost and found department sponsored by this group where articles are kept until claimed. 99',-9991f'f996S+96',-5399845999SSSQSSSSQSQSSVQ!b99999966996S996S999969 fa99969696!f'f'fri' 4 l I - - f W,i,fi2:,'t' tru wi 12 f pgs-.-iw gi' .wi Y. , ' 'eff . 've'-sf-. -1. ' ,wk-' .-5-V Un- -E 1 -I .f-ft--.. A rm li - ., ,W , .. ,... MAJ 'rjjws lst row: W. VariWyck, I. Carmody, F. McMann, I. Sherwood, R. Willis. 2nd row: Mr, Brokaw, H. Rollette, R. Terlinger R. Alsdorf, W. Tripp. 3rd row: A. Traphagen, V. Bruni, F. Stryker, G. Dittman, I. Cagney. Safety Council President . . . ........ Harry Rollette Advisor .................. Mr. Robert Brokaw The main purpose of this organization is to promote public safety. Any boy in the Senior High School who wants to be ot public service is eligible to join the Safety Council. These boys are on duty at the street corners and after school to aid in the safety of the many boys and girls at the rush hours. Their work takes them out tour times a day in all kinds of weather and they really do an unselfish job the year through in looking after the safety ol other people. 999999'ArSv'v9!a1!fSffr96SX+999Ya999fbQ9999Sb999Sr9 ' 66SSSSSSQGQSQQSQVSSSNSSSQQGS99'aff 4 2 lst row: R. Sandri, E. Carey, H. Bennet, W. Cox, R. Fish. 2nd row: D. Scileppi, M. Evans, F. Terwilliger, Miss Keller, R. Stone, R. Decker, I. Toothill, M. Carroll, E. Eberharclt. 3rd row: F. Deyo, E. Shafer, T. Mullord, M. Roebuck, I. Cowger, M, Earl, M. Dickinson, L. Garcia. 4th row: R. Crist, R. Kelso, A. Whittord, I. Crist, A. Traphagen, P. McMann, R. Kirby. Student Council President ...... . .Robert Bartlett Vice-President . . . .... Ralph Decker Secretary ...... . . .Ionice Toothill Treasurer . . . ........ Richard Stone Advisor ..,............... Miss Gertrude Keller The Student Council has two representatives from each homeroom. The group has sponsored dancing after the basketball games and held numerous other dances, including a semi-formal dance. The high school assemblies are under its general direction. As usual, a representative was sent to the annual meeting ot Student Council representatives which was held at Wallkill last tall. 9996669 ' A 9 999999999969 ' A i9999 43 99999 I lst row: C. Girmonte, B. Allen, M, Brand, G. Zimmer, W. VanWyck, D. Martin, B. Baisley, R. Falkson, M, Evans, E. Lebrecht. 2nd row: I. Cagney, I, Rhoades, M. DeGroat, A. Dunkelman, G. Clebert, M. Fielden, R. Carroll, Miss Gillespie, I., Garcia. 3rd row: B. Gibson, I. Foley, D. Rossman, R, Fish, R. Soukup, W. Tripp, B. Hendrie, F. Ioseiiak, D. Anderson, A. Slisowski, S. Pierson. 4th row: W. Whigam, L. Swinden, W. Roosa, D. VanLeuvan, H, Silver, S. Kniltin, N. Stone, T. Bruschi, E. Leich, M. Mead. H i- N 0 t e s Editor ........... . . .Marjorie Fielden Associate Editor . . . . .Geraldine Cleloert Business Manager ......... Mildred De Groat Advisor .............. Miss Theda S. Gillespie The Hi-Notes staff is composed of students from grades 7-12 inclusive. The many phases ot work in journalism provide interest for varying interests of the students. As well as being a diversion from daily studies, newspaper work provides an opportunity tor one to cultivate any latent potentialities he has in news writing, humor, or business activities. Each learns a sense ol responsibility to meet demands in his line ot work. Among the new features added to the paper this year are letters to the editors, articles and editorials written by teachers. Hi-Notes, which is a self-supporting organization, has made contribu- tions to charitable organizations throughout this past year. Varied and unusual parties for the staff were enjoyed several times through the year. . . ,. . X.x.x.X. .x,x.N,x.x.x-X.X.x,X.g.X.X.X.XA,x5,X.x,x,xx.X.x ,x,. ,x.x.x.N,.x.xN.X.',,.x.'X.X. . .X.yX.XA.X.X.y Agxxx. .X.XA. . QX. r I J 1 x. J .I 1A -1: I a 2 A luafai :An ' cf 11' fgmrv rzbm vi f 9 1 ' 9 -': CA g - B 0 999 WWW fwfwfjff W WX X rf WW JK -aw ,W Wmffwf M61 . 1 r t ' ' lst row: A. l-lutwelker, D. Martin, M. Brand, M. White, B. Allen. 2nd row: B, Hendri, M. Fox, D. Rossman, Miss Gillespie, L. Swinden, E. Carroll, D. Anderson. 3rd row: L. Garcia, E Peterson, V. Acosta, A. Slisowski, M. Carroll, T. Bruschi, L. Pulver. 4th row: Si Kniffin, E, Shafer, B. Roebuck, I. Cagney, I, Toothill. Fukui, Y. -J Kappa Pi Sigma Sorority . Ly' jf.. ' V1 9 -if A , ju .-is President ...... .... L eola Swinden jy rf! Vice-President .... . . .Doris Rossman ,. Secretary ...... . . .Bessie Carroll :y P l Treasurer . . . . . . ....... Marlea FOX y Reporter .. .... ....... D oris Anderson jf, Advisor ..... .. .Miss Theda S. Gillespie The Kappa Pi Sigma Sorority was organized more than twenty years ago, mainly to promote good times and good feelings among its members. During the past school year, a party for the Deltas was held and one for the Alumni of the Society. They participated in the inter-sorority and frater- nity basketball game Which was held for the benefit of the Red Cross. Their regular formal inductions are held twice a year, once in Spring and again in Fall. They present a prize at Commencement based on scholar- ship and athletic ability. - -x- -xxwxmeAwwAmx-x-x-xmwxwx-x-wxmmm-x-xwwxmwvx- -x-x-x-x- mwx-x-xwx-wx-xmww -x-x-x-x. -x-x-N - 99969999 48 lst row: B. VanWyck, D. Mentz. 2nd row: I. Carmody, L. Dingee, R. Decker, H, Silver, W, Tripp, R. Fries, F. McMann 3rd row: Mr. Ross, G.. Dittman, F. Stryker, H. Hollette, S. Fish, I, Iackson, E. Thompson, A. Dunkelman. Delta Pi Phi Fraternity President ..... .... H arold Silver Vice-President . . .... Ralph Decker Secretary ..... ,.., R obert Fries Treasurer .... . . .Wendell Tripp Advisor ..,..... . .... . . .Mr. Eldred Ross The Delta Pi Phi Fraternity, founded in l9l8, is the oldest fraternity in the school. One of the most effective services this organization renders is the pre- sentation of a war bond to a member of the Senior class, not a member of the organization, who without seeking personal glory, has done most for the school. The fraternity sponsored dances and challenged the Alpha Fraternity to CI games tournament. They played in the Red Cross Benefit Game. 969SffS'f99669iS999S69999S6fa9S96 49 A . ' :.: . . . f .i.qif '- , Y 5:11-.45,:,tyA3,!,, -f :, ' lst row: A. Vcmdewater, D. Stelane, M. Dickinson, Miss Keller, B Charron, M. Shea, B Baisley. 2nd row: M. DeGroat, V. Colantuono, C. Carroll, I. Decker, G. Iargstorff, B. Wright, F. Swinden, M. Leis, E. Eberhardt. 3rd row: N. McBride, R. Soukup, G. Clebert, M, Canzoneri, P. Charron, I, Millspaugh, B. Scott, M, Fielden, Ruth Falkson. T . . . rf' ' Theta Sigma Chl Sorority ' V., f W !'J if I, 7 s R 1 , President ....... .... M arie Dickinson I , ,L ., V4 Vice-President . , , . .Barbara Charron V ,, 90 4' T Secretary .... ....... D oris Stelane Treasurer . , ....... Margaret Shea Advisor .................. Miss Gertrude Keller The Theta Sigma Chi Sorority, limited to 25 active members, held monthly meetings. Pledges, selected according to leadership and sportsmanship, are inducted formally in the spring and tall of each year. Activities in which the Thetas participated this year included a basketball game for the benefit of the Red Cross and a formal dinner., A French Ili prize is awarded by the sorority at commencement. 9- ' 996666-99 -9x9X99955999'r99 50 f??f'7 ' lst row: G. Raab, Mr. Marone, A. Traphagen, I. Sherwood. 2nd row: R. Stone, R. Willis, F. Ioseliak, G. Byington. 3rd row: N. Donnelly, W. McGrath, V. Bruni, M. Eckler, I. Cagney. Alpha Sigma Phi President ...... ...... R obert Bartlett Vice-President . . . .... Arthur Traphagen Secretary ...... ........ I ack Cagney Treasurer . . . . . .Norman Donnelly Advisor .... . . .. . . ...Mr. Iohn Marone The Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity selects members for their sportsmanship and cooperative qualities. lnitiations are held twice a year. The Alphas started the year out by purchasing jackets and taking in new pledges. Among their activities were several dances, parties, and spon- soring a moving picture. They played in the Red Cross Benefit game. QQSWGSSSSSSSQQOSOQVSSSSSSSSQSOSGSSSSSQ 5 l Sittingz' B. Charron, Miss Gillespie, M. DeGroat, M. Leis, M. Dickinson. Standing: H. Wagner, M. Fielden, I. Crist. Q G radus Hono rzs President ,...... ....... M iriam Leis Vice-President . . . .... Marie Dickinson Secretary ...... . . .Barbara Charron Treasurer . . . ......... Mildred De Groat . Advisor . .. .......... Miss Theda S. Gillespie I Gradus Honoris, the local chapter oi the Natiqnal Honor Society for Secondary Schools is comprised of students who maintained an average oi 84.51, or above throughout their Iunior Year. The Walden High School Honor League organized last year has been continued. The personnel changes each six weeks. lts membership is com- posed of students in the Iunior-Senior High School who have attained an average of 84.57, or better during a six weeks' period. Various entertain- ments were sponsored by Gradus Honoris during the year for the Honor League. A One of the highlights of the year was a Stunt Night sponsored by this organization, not to mention the spaghetti dinner that was held in Ianuary. The climax to the year was a trip to New York where they spent a weekend, saw several legitimate shows, movies, and visited museums. . , ' . . . . . .X.X. . . .Xq. . NA.Xq.Xq.X.X.XN.X.XANNXNX. . .x.XN. . . .X. . . 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' 'V jx , lst row: M. Fielden, D. Carman, L. Swinden, E Carroll, L, Pulver, B. Charron. 2nd row: R. Soukup, M. Earl, M. DeGroat, Miss Yager, M. Leis, I. Millspaugh. 3rd rqw: G Earl, M. Fox, M. White, I. Toothill, B. Baisley, D. Stefane, M. Brand. Girls' Hi-Y President ....,.... Mildred DeGroat Treasurer . . . . . .Marian Earl Vice-President ........, Miriam Leis Chaplain ............. Ruth Soukup Secretary ....... Ioanne Millspaugh Advisor ....... Miss Greta K. Yager The Girls' Hi-Y was started in the Senior high school in Ianuary l944. The first year was used mainly for organization and business purposes. This year the group found more time for social meetings and several joint meetings were held with the Boys' Hi-Y. A joint induction service for the two groups was held at which the former Orange County YMCA secretary, Mr. Neland Fuller, spoke on the meaning and purpose of Hi-Y. Iust before Christmas, both Hi-Y organizations collaborated and showed the movie Scrooge as a service to the school. 'v999'fff'Kr9?'vSfv99996699999999999s9 99999609Sf96699999969999Sf9S19999Sr'bfaS'f99'f99'. 54 lst row: R. Alsdorl, Mr, Terry, I. Crist, R. Smith, I, Iackson, W. Tripp, I, Sherwood. 2nd row: R, Fries, A, Traphagen, l-l. Rollette, S, Fish, R. Decker, H. Silver, A. Whitlord. 3rd row: L. Terry, I. Foley, I.. Dingee, A. Durikelman, R. Carroll, R. Kirby. Boys, Hi.Y President ..... ...,.. I ohn Crist Vice-President . . . . . .Richard Smith Secretary ...., . . .Iohn Iackson Treasurer .... ,... R oy Alsdort Chaplain . . ..... Wendell Tripp Advisor . . .... Mr. Iohn Terry The principal service project of the club has been the operation of the movie projector and record machine. Several members of the club attended the Orange County l-li-Y Assembly and three members of the club attended the New York State l-li-Y Assembly which was held in the State Capitol in Albany. The Friday before Christmas vacation the club, in conjunction with the Girls' l-li-Y Club, presented a Christmas movie, Scrooge, in an assembly, During the winter the club entertained the Girls' HiAY Club at the Ko-Ed Kanteen and Warwick Boys' Hi-Y Club at a sports tournament in the gym. QSSQSSQS'f99'fbS4b99'a9'X,'v!f?f99!fSf1r99S'f99'f'a'iff'fivfvivirbfrbfffi'f99fa9'vSv69S1SbSr99ff'f6'f'f'v?'v6frS v4aff'f'4 38 -U5 'SW lst row: R. Soukup, M. Dickinson, M. White, R, Kirby, M. Leis, M, Fielden, D, Anderson. 2nd row: N, McBride, M. Brand, A. Dunkelman, G. Clebert, M. Shea, R. Carroll, L, Pulver, Miss Hoke. 3rd row: I. Crist, L. Terry, R. Decker, R. Smith, W. Tripp, H. Wagner. y , Beta Tau President ...... . . .Miriam Leis Vice-President ...,.. ...... R obert Kirby Secretary-Treasurer . . . ........ Marilyn White Advisor .......,..... . . .Miss Helen L. Holce The Beta Tau is a social studies discussion group composed of Iuniors and Seniors who enjoy discussing current events. 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Carroll, D. Stefane, B. Scott, M. White, A Vanderwater. The Leaderk Club President .,..., .... L orraine Garcia VicefPresident . . , ...,. Marlea Fox Secretary ...., ..... M argaret Shea Treasurer . . . ....... Verna Acosta Advisor .... , . , . . .Miss Gertrude Keller The Leaders Club is lor girls who have a genuine ability and interest in sports. Only those girls who have leadership and real athletic ability are invited to become members of the organization. The club has been active this year: holding play day with different schools, selling soda at basketball games, and sponsoring noon hour dancing. These activities were carried on in addition to the regular duties of relereeing, timing, and scoring gir1's games. 999999 - - Q wvxmmm- Nvx-ww -wx-xwwwxmm-vsfx-x-Xfx- Ox-www -Xa-x-x-x-xx-xx-xwe-if -X-x-x-w fx-x-w -x-x-wx-xmw - , O A UD , sw' we gh. 31 51 l 33 . b?'1x D? ST 2 Jig- . ,Az Y ', Q 'J mx fy ' sp ' V S' M .egg SP, 1 'in Q7 C0 Q, T' .T 4' TIN' -J -'Aa' T 'D 3 5 ' .x '4 . 1- I N L AJ V5 'Nl J' QA. . l M 1' 'IN 1.3 L wld E. Thompson, G. Dittmcm, P. McMcmn, son, W. McGrath, gee, D. M il n T. W Di entz. k, Garrigcm, L. F. D, U -21 Q! va O -. 52 E2 25 .sa C :1..:: Q3 '18 .35 rv 2 L5 -u 'Fa ms .Q U fi.-4 E Dir.: is E5 ws- .sm gs .. '-'... v-if '36 Em 55 . Occ Q5 ..-54 fav E3 ,tri n. . gi O Sn: .5 . -2 ll, c Ieppi, R, Willis, R. Ccxrro ..- U2 E. ragga: ab, Rc Eckler, A. Trczphagen, R. Shea, G. M. ootball .F LD L: an '2 U 3 LD -fd L-.1 Z so successful this son was not SGC! czll otb fo The LOQEECJ 26 ton 1ng ermen Arl ett cv .Z 3 c: o 6 -cs OJ VJ 0 Q. E o U U1 o 5 E o CD GJ -C1 -0-4 L: U ID ZP- 5 2 13 Falls I'S i P U99 en cms cl nucleus. Q..-CI U8 3 L5 LN Warwick the '5 'cs CZ U -u GJ U :s -o O 1: cz 'Fi V2 o 3 CI .9 '5 EE 5-4 ,Q :- QD .CI u-A 51 W' Roosevelt .,.. .-4 5-4 nl'. Q. UI E 2 'ES o we an 'U an 3 o 4: KD E U ax '94 cu -C E-' ...- .-4 'U CD .M JL' ui 7- O .Q O .Ci CD Z1 O r-1 G1 LN ID F- B u. 'U E High CISOI1. the se O4 3 L.. 'E 'X'XK'X'XN'X' NNXKNXNYX' NNNNX' 'XNNX N' ' NNY ' ' 'X' 'YY 'X'YX'XN'X'X'X'X'X'NX'X'X'X'XN'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'XNX X XX 59 fy , 57' f ,444 J, at GQ 5' sd' F., it K-Ur l vlflgii D543 -Q, Efftyi X EL, Coach Marorie, A 3-gf. Clviann, A, Dunlcelman, E, Thompson, R. Smith, R Decker, R. Terlinger, I. Cagney manager. he . 51415 Z? -, arsity Basketball f 0 f , . . The 'basketball team ot 1944-45 enjoyed a very successful season, The team was among the leaders in Section l of the Orange County League, and was undefeated outside league competition. ln doing this Walden conquered some of the best teams in this section, The team showed teamwork and aggressiveness. The spirit ot 'llt does not matter who scores the points has brought the team many victories The zone defense was used for the first time. There was a threeway tie with Pine Bush, Washingtonville tor first place in section one. The Schedule: Score Score Maybrook l8 Walden 39 Pine Bush 33 Walden 22 Otisville 25 Walden 34 Montgomery 26 Walden 33 Washingtonville 40 Walden 37 Goshen 36 Walden 46 Maybrook 25 Walden 39 New Paltz 33 Walden 42 Pine Bush 33 Walden 34 Wallkill l3 Walden 40 Otisville U Walden 2 Wallkill t5 Walden 37 lflontgomery 23 Walden 38 New Paltz 3l Walden 35 Washingtonville 37 Walden 59 999' 60 QQ lst row: I. Carmody, D. Dittman, I. Iackson, V. Bruni, I. Foley, R. Fish. 2nd row: B. VanWyck, R. Stone, C. Birch, F. Iosetiak, Mr. Terry, M. Eckler, R. lsr: ' ley. W. Cocks. 3 65 M ' 5 E we fires ' I 54---ur. .oe-.49 -T AU' EEIEV. Basketball if-3 its-N .Q gn .- ,Daw-N The Iunior Varsity enjoyed a rather successful season, having won most of their games. They are a very spirited group and at no time did they ever give up. They showed good sportsmanship and team play. Many of these boys will be working hard to make the varsity next year. 'ASSSQSSSSSQSSSSQSQSQSQSSSQQQQSSSSSSSSQQQQQQSS TSSQQSSSSQQSQSS 6 1 vw 0: uP' B nf w'f- 4 '.,. -Q R 'fl' it ti, time J wa, if TH. 57' 3 '15 lst row: M Canzoneri, D Mentz, M, Shea, T Tenney 2nd row: M, Corning, C Carroll, N McBride, D, Mentz, P Char- mn, F' Terwilliger, L Swinden Cheerleaders Captain .. ,,,,,.., Margaret Shea Advisor . . . . . ,Miss Gertrude Keller The Cheerleaders tried to bring a new style to their cheers because the use ot stunts had been disscouraaed This year acrobaticrs were brought into a few cheers and were received with such encouragement that next year many more cheers will have acrobatic accompaniment, Selection is made ot new members in the tall alter tryouts. There are two squads with the lirst composed ot more experienced cheerleaderfs and the second of the newer cheerleaders 966 999 ii 999-999f?'v 62 lst row: A VanWyck, R Peterson, I, Garrigan, C Eberhardt, l. Scott, I Cagney, R. Fish 2nd row: Miss Keller, T Tenney, G Clebert, B Balsover, K, Carroll, Betty Scott, Mr Marone 3rd row: M. Hurd, B Roe, F Stryker, A Dunkel- man, M tlckler, R Shea Athletic Association President ...,, . . Arnold Dunkelman Vicevpresident ..... . . , . .l-larry Rollette Secretary-Treasurer . , ,... , .Geraldine Clebert Advisors .... Miss Gertrude Keller and Mr. lohn Marone The Athletic Association was organized in the tall ol l94l lor the purpose ol governing the athletic activities of the school The Association is made up of two representatives trom each homeroom who are elected by the homeroom at the beginning of each school year, Membership tickets are sold which entitles the bearer to attend all home high school athletic activities, Money received from the membership tickets is used to buy new athletic egiiipment lor the school As an organization, it has taken part in the various school and commimity drives, 'NEKQSQSS'a'a99SSSv9999Sf'r'r'aSvfffv99Sr99SafaSv99SvSKf99999ff9fvO69s A 9b9699f5'bS999999991rfAr'f 6 3 lst row: R. Fries, F. A. Deyo, M. Hurd, N Miilspaugh, F, Terwilliger, G. Cocks, I Moran, M L. Poten 2nd row: Mrs, Reeves, S. Pierson, I Scribner, E. Eberhardt, E. Evans, R. Aisdori, A Whittord, M Girmonte, C. Kreselott, Back row: L, Whitiord. Orchestra President ..... ....... M ariiyn White Vice-President ..... .....,.,.. R obert Fries Secretary-Treasurer ...... Fioranne Terwiiliger Librarian .......... ..... P Jiary Lou Paien Director . . .... Mrs. Marie Reeves The orchestra has suffered in membership this year through the toss oi many members who graduated last year, however, every one has worked hard. The orchestra took part in the Spring Concert and will participate in commencement exercises. 4,9 ' . . .X.X.X. avx. . . . . .XN.X. .X.xN.X.y.X.x,X.X. . .X.X.X.x ,s ,x,x. .x ,X.g.x,.xNx. . . .X.X.N ,X.x, . .X.x. sX.g.xas5 . Q -,... ..,, , ..... .F X ' iliilfarr 5 , A F ' 1 I I I I I lst row: T Tenney, G, Cocks, E. Stevens, E. Christiana, F, Terwilliger, M Palen, I, Fowler, 2nd row: E. Evans, D Cow- ger, N McBride, Mrs Reeves, N, Quick, I, Caqney, R Iansen 3rd row: L. Whitford, T. Mullord, E Eberhardt, l. Scribner, I Iakuba, R Alsdorl, I Westerrnan, A. Whitford, G, Dickinson, W Cocks Walden High School Band President ....,.,.. ...... , .Ella Eberhardt Vice-President ...... ...,.,,. A llan Whittord SecretaryATreasurer ...... Floranne Terwilliger Librarian .,,...... . . . .Mary Lou Palen Director .,.. Mrs. Marie Reeves Q The Walden High School Band is striving to attain a goal of success in the several new selections studied during the year, The band participated in the Spring Concert, played at the football games played here, Senior Play, and Class Night. A. . . . A. . . . .x.x. . .X.X.Xm. .y N.X.X.x.X.X.x. .x.Xq.X.XNN. . .X.X. .X. .X.Xq.X.XN.x.X.X.X.X.X.x.X.X.X.x.X.X.x:XNN.X.x.x. . L 65 I' I' A 7 I M, I y 401751 L 5-'.K.,' A, '. - - 1 , W, ,lv I ,f,4i ' r l I 1 V I . . ly lbff , - , f . , -y k .- - I I I - V ' -9, 1- . ,Q .1 '-,Ag I ,. 1 f ' , ll 1 ' -p' ' 1 Q It I 1 f I ff '.' ' ' 'I 4' ' f .. 11. ' 1, , A ' gg lst row: D. Mentz, F. Swinden, S. Pierson, N. McBride, E. Eberharclt, E Christiana, E. Stevens, B Rosencrans. 2nd row: L. Alsdorf, E. Peterson, I. Sandri, A. Van de Water, B. Hendrie, Mrs. Reaves, V Corey, R Peterson, I. Penney, L. Hales, I. Decker, N. Quick. The Senior Chorus President ..... .... E lla Eberhardt Vice-President ...,..,.., . . .Natalie McBride Secretary and Treasurer .... Sadie Mae Pierson Librarian ............. , ...... Shirley Kniftin Director . , ....,., Mrs. Marie Reeves The Senior Chorus has participated in many events in the High School and community including the Womans Club, and the Spring Concert. Their work has been limited to two part singing due to the lack of boys, They have purchased several new selections this year tor various occasions. . The group went on an ice skating party before Christmas. 9 ..yx.......x..N...X..XN.yy.......x... . .. .x.N..,x,.X.... . .. .-,.,XaN.. N..,X.... W, ? : rbi!AiB is ' L bv .f WA ff X I f l fi +1 Q? K F fji . f 1, Q M' www mgifdnb QKf0 ad ,. 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