Walton Central High School - Ivy Tower Yearbook (Walton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

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U6 Presentlng the new and eagerly awalted edltlon of the 1950 lvy Tower The enthuslastlc response whlch greeted the Lnxtxal publlcatlon of thls yearbook leads the staff to belleve that the care and effort pended ln Lts preparatlon were well worththelr exer tlon The theme thls year LS the brlght and colorful Cavaller whlch you see portrayed throughout thls an nual ln such a quaxnt and unusual manner Wlth the are presentxng this yearbook to you wxth the hope that rt wxll enable you students to better remember your experlences of the past school year We slncerely hope our efforts meet wxth your approval mn nuaivt Beloved Alma Mater our thoughts around thee Cllng Beloved Alma Mater thy pralses high we slng Though seasons roll away We ll slng our loyal lay For ln thy torch s glare shlne Wlsdom Power there REFRAIN We love thxne xvled towers Thy qulet and peaceful bowers' Halls of learnxng loud our cry Alma Mater Walton I-hgh' Z ' , ex- theme of these old-English Customs and ideals, we in i ' I L J eduzfrlsxun 485 CLARA M LYON Dean To Mlss Clara M Lyon the class of 1950 proudly dedlcates thls yearbook Everyone who has known Mlss Lyon wlll never forget her tlreless attempts to make our Alma Mater the flne one It LS She LS very well liked among the students for she has an admlrable respect for personallty that leads her to treat everyone wxth understandlng and conslderatlon For her tlme and effort spent on our hxgh school problems and her untlrlng devotlon to her work of frlendllness and cheerful service we students wlll always remember her Miss Lyon s plendld guldance of the Student Councxl has won for her the admlra txon and confldence of all students Because she loves people peclally young people Mlss Lyon has enabled us to have more op portumtltes Ln reachlng our goals and ln makmg thxs world a better one for ourselves and others So to Mnss Clara M Lyon may we proudly declare our slncere gratltude and appreclatlon 3 af. . Y . , . . . , J . . . . - ' ' I ----e5- . , . , 54:- L TO R: RAY BARTLETT, ROLAND TNEEDIE, H. EUGENE WIANO, E. BENJAMIN EELLS, CHARLES STEVENS, ARNOLD AUSTIN, HAROLD KELLEY, CLAIRE SMITH, THOMAS OINEILL, MRS. HERMAN KILPATRICK, WILLIAM TWEEDIE. lguurh F humtxnn The Board of Education wishes the graduating Class of 1950 from Walton Central School much succe'ss and luck in their new ventures in life. .Tust how far and how fast one can go is determined, of course, by his own ability. ,tuhent Uunril Chifliiflftviih. Board The Student Council has been quite an active bee in the beehive this year. Both the students and council members have profited from it. More and more itis aiding the student in the act of responsibility to his school and to himself. The members of the council have drawn up a constitution, established a student court, set up the blueprint for a satisfactory merit system, and joined the County Student Council Organization. The council was in charge of a Student Day which turned out to be an all-round success. ROW I: R. HUNTER, N. GIFFORD, E. LATHOM, J. ELDERKIN. ROW 2: J. DEVINEL P. SCHNEPP, S. KILPATRICK, A. RADEKAR, P. MOBRIDE, D. MENCH, C. NICHOLS, V. BEECHER, MISS LYON. ROW 3: P. SOHRIER, J. PODLIN, R. FOREMAN, D. HowE, J. OLMSTEAD, J. WILSON, R. ADAMS, R. BOYD. hmmm Ifrutnun RO I THOMAS OINEILL ARNOLD AUSTIN MISS BE sus SHACKELTON ROW 2 EDWARD SHAUGHNESSY ROBERT ALLISON My frrend do watch the way your progress through llfe As you travel along through the years remember the followrng each will be proof that you are on the way that leads to success and happrness usefulness comfort and happlness If Ln your travels you pass anyone of the followlng sxgn posts you should turn back before lt lS too late for wlthout doubt you are headed ln the wrong dlrectxon selflshness unwrllxngness to work evaslon dxscord and assocxatlon wxth the ugly Thxnk of the other fellow and you wlll feel that inner glow of satlsfactron that makes for a joyful llfe Your counselor Gftfmldc Arnold Austxn Supervlsmg PFIDCIPBI 5 W : , , 5 - appreciation of the beautiful, nobility, good reputation, understanding, peace SCHOOL NURSE 7 ncufty, NAME RO I ROBERT HA L ROGER SCOFIELD ARTHUR ARNOLD THOMAS HOwARD ROBERT ROW 2 ESTHER JAMIESON AUST NEILL COLLINS LYNCH MAGGIONE SARA SJOLIN ROBERT POPP VIRGINIA LECLAIR LLOYD C MANN LANNON SWERTFAGER ROW 3 MILDRED BARTLETT GEORGIA AUSTIN ELEANOR HOWARD MARJORIE WASHBURN DOROTHY BOHR FLORENCE WALKER MARGARET JACKSON CLARA LYON GUIDANCE CO 6 var i POSITION SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH MUSIC PRINCIPAL VICE PRINCIPAL ART SCIENCE COMMERCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION UNSELOR AND SCIENCE ENGLISH MATHEMATICS FRENCH HOMEMAKING ENGLISH AND LIBRARY LATIN AND GERMAN MUSIC ART SOCIAL STUDIES W : IN . . . . . . . . .... ....... O' ........... . ..... JACK SALTON . . . . . . . . . ........ INDUSTRIAL ARTS X emnrs 5 msg nl!1Y' .P ,r Elin T' fggg Al W. ROBERT FOREMAN ECUTIVE THE MAN wHO REALLY VIT THOSE EX POSITIONS NAS IN DRAMATIC CLUB I,2,3,Ug BAND 2,3,Ug ORCHESTRA 3,Ng MIXED CHORUS 3,Ng CLASS OFFICER 2,35 STUD PEAKING 29 AND SENIOR ENT CUUNCIL 2,Ng NTRANURALS I' RIZE PLAY JOHN WILSON A , T ONIY CK, 2 BUT ALSO IN OUTING CLUB FI Aw ACT AJ A TYPI T TUDLNT C UNCIL ASS O TRI NAL H LINGJ STAFF VIRGINIA BEECHER ERESTED PERT ATHLETIC JINNY wHO NAS INT , IN INTRAMURALS I 2 3 U AND BHWLING 2 ALSO HAD A HAND IN DRAMATICS 2 LEADERS' Lue 3 U AND FRENCH C OUR SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY LUB U RLUS BEING DONALD HOWE DON COLLECTED THE DUES, COUNTED THE MON IRLS ALL WITHOUT BATTING DID IT NO ONE KNOWS, EX EY AND KIDDED THE G AN EYELASH HON HE D N OTHER INTERESTS INCLUDED INTRA CEPT O N RALS I 2 BASKETBALL 2 CLASS FFICER U AND STUDENT COUNCIL U AND FOOTBALL 2 8 E? 5' , X X , sf , ROBERT ALLISON BOB WAS OUR VALUABLE AND HANDSUMT ADDITION FROM AVON CENTRAL, NHERE HE NAS A CLASS OFFICER I3 IN BAND I3 AUDIO-VIS. CORP. l,25 LATIN CLUB 25 FRENCH CLUB 35 CAPERS 2,35 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 35 JUNIOR PLAY 3. HERE HE IS CAPTAIN OF THE SAFETY PATROL U5 IN INTRAMURALS U5 BASEBALL N5 AND SENIOR PLAY. ELSIE BARTH 6 4- . A I r' g AQ,f A4555 KEITH BEARDSLEE HLOVE THOSE PLANESH wAS KEITH'S MOTTO. HIS SIDE- LINE INTERESTS INCLUDED DRAMATICS 39 HANDICRAFT CLUB 25 SCIENCE CLUB 35 INTRAMURALS 25 SKY-GUYS 3,U5 AND SENIOR PLAY, MAXINE BODIOT wow!! WHAT A GALI YOU COULD SEE AND HEAR HER FOR MILES IN EVERYTHING FROM GLEE CLUB I5 DRAMATICS 25 TO LEADERS' CLUB 3,M5 AND CHEERLEAOING 3,U. THE UP ANI AT 'EM IN THE FIRST Row, WAS ALWAYS RERT BUSY WITH GLEE CLUB I5 INTRAMURALS 2,3,U5 LEAD- ERS' CLUB 2,3,M5 BOWLING CLUB N5 YEARBOOK H5 AND SENIOR PLAY. N I LA, fl' UP L fyyf I RN x 0 S J TRACY BOWKER HE WAS A REAL F.F.A. MAN FOR ALL FOUR YEARS AND HAD SIDELINE INTERESTS IN INTRAMURALS I,2,3,U5 SKY- GUYS 3,H5 BASKETBALL 35 AND FOOTBALL U. LEE BROOKINS THE BOY WHO STRUTTED HIS STUFF IN FRONT OF HTHEH BAND 3,M. ALSO HAD A PLACE IN STUDENT COUNCIL I5 CLASS OFFICER I5 MIXED CHORUS 35 OUTING CLUB 23 AND SKI CLUB U. DWIGHT BUTLER THIS QUIET, RESERVED FELLOW SHOT IT OUT IN THE RIFLE CLUB 35 BUT NEVER ANYWHERE ELSE. F.F.A. FOR FOUR YEARS SHOULD CLASS HIM AS A FARMER. FRANCES CAMPBELL FAY WAS A LOYAL DEMOCRAT. BESIOES HER POLITICAL INTERESTS SHE FOUND TIME FOR GLEE CLUB I5 INTRAMURALS 2,3,Mp wAL-HI-LINCO N5 AND LEADERS' CLUB 2.3,U- HENRY CLOSS THE CLASS'S UNDISPUTED HSMALLEST ATHLETEHQ WAS REPT BUSY WITH BASKETBALL 2,35 FOOTBALL 2,3,N5 BASE- BALL 3,N5 AND TRACK FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS AND BOYS' INTRAMURALS FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS. FLORENCE COONS IT wAS HFLORENCIEH WITH THE IRISH HAIR AND FLASH- ING SMILE AND FULL SCHEDULE INCLUDING, GLEE CLUB I, 25 DRAMATICS 25 OUTING CLUB 2,35 YEARBOOR 3,U5 FRENCH CLUB 3,M5 WAL-HI-LINGO U5 STUDENT DIRECTOR OF THE SENIOR PLAY. A JOHN ELDERKIN I 2 W v A J 1 ,QS L 3 ,z i 4 I' Qigg- -A I X . ' A THOMAS DEMANN THE HDANIEL BOONEH OF OUR CLASS WAS TOM. HE COULD ALWAYS BE FOUND WORKING OR STUDYINO, WHEN HE WASN'T HUNTING OR THINKING ABOUT IT. INTRAMURALS I,2,3,h- MAXWELL DUTCHER MAX VAS ALwAYS BEHIND THOSE DRUMS WITH UNEQUALLED SUCCESS. BESIDES BAND l,2,3,N5 HE FELL INTO LINE WITH INTRAMURALS I,2,3,U5 RIFLE CLUB 25 F.F.A. 25 BASE- BALL 3,U5 AND SENIOR PLAY. 757 BS Q!- Y ,f , f' Af!,f V , ff ' ,J .X 5 X L X - JOHNNY wAS ONE OF OUR MOST POPULAR AND INDIS- PENSABLE ATHLETES. DURING HIS FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL HE TOOK RIFLE CLUB 35 F.F.A. l,2,3,U5 BOYS' 'NTRAMURALS l,2,3,N5 FOOTBALL 2,3,M5 BASEBALL 3,U5 BASKETBALL 3,U5 STUDENT COUNCIL U5 AND WAS IN THE SENIOR PLAY. RICHARD FINCH BAND I,2,3,H5 BOYS' INTRAMURALS I,2,3,U5 CRAFTS 25 OUTING CLUB 35 F.F.A. 25 AND GYMNASTIC CLUB N5 MADE UP THIS LIVELY FELLA'S ACHIEVEMENTS IN w.C.S. NANCY FRANK HNANCY WITH THE LAUGHINO FACEH--LIKES THE BOYS AND DOESNIT CARE WHO KNOWS IT. SHE SRIPPED TO CHATEAU- GAY FOR HER SOPHOMORE YEAR AND wOwED 'EM IN CHEER- LEADINGQ BOwLlNGQ INTRAMURALS AND SCHOOL PAPER PLUS STUDENT COUNCIL l,33 LEADERS' CLUB Ui INTRAMURALS I, 3,U5 BOWLING 3,U5 AND CLASS OFFICER 35 BACK IN WALTON. JAMES FURMAN HATES THE uwIMMIN'n EXCEPT THOSE CERTAIN FEW-- THAT'S OUR BASHFUL JIM. HE KEPT OCCUPIED WITH INTRA- HURALS I,2,3,U5 AND F.F A. l,2,3,U. by I' 5553 ,. ,, . ,AM ,.. , , ,LA, aku A-3 NANCY GIFFORD COOL-HEADED HNANH--ALWAYS THERE WHEN YOU NEEDED HER. WHEN SHE WAS NOT THERE SHE HAS AT BAND I,2,3,U3 GLEE CLUB 3,Hg BOWLING 2, OR GIRLS' INTRAMURALS I,2, 3,Hg OR MAYBE AT STUDENT COUNCIL 2,3,U3 LEADERS' CLUB 2,3,Hg OR SENIOR PLAY. SHE WAS OUR EFFlCIENT'SOPHO- MORE AND JUNIOR PRESIDENT AND A REAL PRIZE SPEAKER 2. BEATRICE GROTEVANT THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER ON THE SIDNEY SIDE OF THE FENCE--AT LEAST BEA THINKS SO. SHE ALSO KEPT HER THINKING FULL OF F.H.A. 3,Ug INTRAMURALS I,2,3g GLEE IVAN HALBREICH DAH REAL DODGER FAN IN THE CLASS--HTHEY SHOUDA WON THE SERIES.u HIS FULL SCHEDULE INCLUDED ARTS AND CRAFTS 33 FRENCH CLUB I,2: DRAMATICS 25 LINGO STAFF 25 BOWLING H5 INTRAMURALS H--PLUS BEING BASKETBALL MANAGER 3. ROBERT HOOD THE PHYSIQUE, FLASHING SMILE AND PERSONALITY THAT GO WITH A POPULAR GUY--ALL ARE BOB'S. INTRA- MURALS I,2,3,Hg WRESTLING U5 AND TRACK l,2,3,Hg KEPT OUR HGLAMOUR BOYH OCCUPIED. CLUB Ig KNITTING CLUB 25 AND LEADERS' CLUB 2,3,H. X ,FX II f XY W X 1 1 fi 7 , , ROBERT HUNTER QUIET, BASHFUL BOB, STUCK TO HIS GUNS IN EvERY- THING FROM SCIENCE CLUB I,2g TRACK 3,Ug TO CLASS OE- FICER 3g AND STUDENT COUNCIL 3,M. JACQUELINE KELSEY THE GAL WITH THE ATHLETIC MIND CAN REALLY KICK 'EM ON THE SOCCER TEAMQ LEADERS' CLUB 2,3,Mg GIRLS' IN- TRAMURALS I,2,3,Hg AND BOWLING U. 1 1' JOSEPH KILPATRICK JOE wAS OUR INVINCIBLE FOOTBALL PLAYER 2,3,Hg-- REMEMBER THE COOPERSTOwN GAME IN 'N9? BOWLING 29 BOYS' INTRAMURALS I,2,3,Ug BASEBALL 2g AND VARSITY CLUB 3,Ug COMPLETE JOEIS HROUGHH SCHEDULE. ALICE KINCH THE QUIET GIRL WHO KEPT PLUGGING WAS ALWAYS BUSY WITH GLEE CLUB 2,3,H5 OUTING CLUB 25 OR KNITTING CLUB 2. ELLEN LATHOM HAIL TO THE EDITOR, ALWAYS AVAILABLE, THOUGH BUSY, FOR CLASS ACTIVITIES! GLEE CLUB I,2,3,H5 DRANATICS 2,35 OUTING CLUB 2, STUDENT COUNCIL U5 ORCHESTRA Mg LEADERS' CLUB 3,Ng AND HIVY TOWERH KEPT THIS WORKER ELBOW DEEP IN VORRY AND wORK. DOUGLAS LUSCOMB DOUG WAS ANOTHER ONE OF OUR SPORT FANS AND HE wAS IN BASKETBALL I,2g RIFLE CLUB I: INTRAMURALS I,2,3,Ng FOOTBALL 3,35 STUDENT COUNCIL lg CLASS OFFICER I5 AND BOWLING 3. uint. ' R ROBERT MACGIBBON THE RIVERH CAME ONE OF OUR HE-MEN. HE RIFLE CLUB I,2g TRACK 3,53 AND F.F.A. FROM HDOWN WAS ACTIVE IN I,2,3,h. PAGE MACK THE ARDENT FOLITICIAN WHO wRANGLED WITH MR. HALL ALSO HAD INTERESTS IN RIFLE CLUB I5 INTRAMURALS I3 SKY-GUYS 35 AND BOWLING 3,N. X x I QZZV W ff 4 I Qi! ' Af!F' LYNDA MCCLENATHAN POPULAR, PRETTY LYNDA KEPT A BUSY SCHEDULE GOING TO INTRAMURALS l,2,3,hg BOWLING 2,3,U: LEADERS' CLUB 2,3,Ng CHEERLEADING 3,Ug TUMBLING CLUB 3,U3 STUDENT COUNCIL Ig CLASS OFFICER lg WAL-HI-LINGO l,25 DRA- HATIC CLUB 2, AND SENIOR PLAY. REGINALD MCCLENON REGGIE, ANOTHER ONE OF OUR FARMER BOYS, ENJOYED BEING IN INTRAHURALS l,2,3g BASKETBALL I,23 FOOTBALL 2,3,Ug VARSITY CLUB 3,M5 AND F.F.A- 2,3- MARILYN MILLER ATTRACTIVE MARILYN FOUND HER INTERESTS IN GLEE CLUB l,2,3,Ug DRANATICS 2,33 PRIZE SPEAKING 3, AND SENIOR PLAY. BARBARA OLMSTEAD LIVELY BARB, RERT THINGS HUHHING WHEN SHE WAS AROUND. SHE PARTICIRATED IN GLEE CLUB I3 BAND 3, BOWLING 25 DRAMATICS 2,35 INTRAMURALS 2,Ng F.H,A, 3,Ug AND SENIOR PLAY. Ex, k , .,, ,, Q ANNA ORR BLONDE, BLUE EYED ANN NOT ONLY KEPT THE WOLVES BUSY, BUT HAD A BUSY SCHEDULE FOR HERSELF IN INTRA- MURALS I,2,3,U5 LEADERS' CLUB 2,3,4g GLEE CLUB 3,U9 GIRLS SPORTS l,2,3,Ug SENIOR PLAY AND CHEERLEADING, LEAH PETERSEN LEAH WAS ANOTHER ONE OF OUR SPORT FANS. SHE WAS ACTIVE IN BOWLING 2,3,uj GLEE CLUB I,23 INTRAMURALS l,2,3,Hg FRENCH CLUB 2g LEADERS' CLUB 2,3,U3 GIRLS' SPORTS I,2,3,Ng AND SENIOR PLAY. EP5 ':5F I 5iY5 ,- CECIL PETERSON CECIL WITH HIS DRY SENSE Or HUMOR, HAD YEARBOOK Ng BOWLING CLUB 2,35 AND INTRAMURALS I,2,3g FOR HIS INTERESTS. KATHLEEN PIERCE KAT, WITH HER BECOMING BLACK CURLS, HAS ACTIVE IN GLEE CLUB Ig KNITTING CLUB 23 INTRAMURALS I,35 LEAD- ERS' CLUB 3,Ug AND F.H.A. 3,U. yt 4' y I Du A I X ! I fyul X A71 X I x 0, IX,6 X x f A DONALD RAY DON, BESIDES LOOKING OUT FOR THE GIRL INTERESTS, HAD A PART IN PHOTOGRAPHY lg INTRAMURALS 2,U3 OUTING CLUB 35 SAY GUYS Mg FOOTBALL 35 AND DRAMATICS 2. JUNE RUTESHOUSER JUNE, DESPITE ALL HER wORRIEs OVER OUTSIDE AFFAIRS FOUND TIME TO BE IN F.H.A. 3,Hg DRAMATICS 25 AND INTRAMURALS 2. n ill' HAROLD SCHLAEGEL MUSICIAN SCHLAEGEL TOOTED HIS BARITONE FOR FOUR YEARS IN THE SCHOOL BAND. HE ALSO WAS A MEMBER OF THE ORCHESTRA 3,Ng LIBRARY CLUB U5 AND INTRAMURALS 2. MERTON SCOTT YOU CAN TELL MERTON WAS A FARMER, IS A FARMER AND PLANS TO BE A FARMER. HE WAS IN THE F.F.A. ALL FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL. HE ALSO PARTICIPATED IN BASE- BALL AND BASKETBALL TNTRAMURALS 2. 'Q '7 VIRGINIA SMITH TALKATIVE HGINGERH SPENT HER TIME GATHERING UP JUICY TIDBITS FOR THE WAL-HI-LINGO N, FOR WHICH SHE wAS co-EDITOR. HER OTHER ACTIVITIES wERE KNITTING CLUB 25 OUTING CLUB 3g AND BONLING M. THOMAS SPRAGUE TOM, WHEN NOT BUSY WITH HIS CAR AND NTHEH THREE MAD EEMALES WAS CONCERNED WITH F.F.A. I,2,3,U3 RIFLE CLUB Ig AND INTRAMURALS I,2,3,U. 153 I 'P I if Y 1 mfy,? '1'- , HERMAN STEITZ HERMAN, THE SINGING IN INTRAMURALS I,2,3,Ng BOYS' CHORUS 35 SKY'GUYS 3: BASEBALL Ng FOOTBALL U5 AND VARSITY CLUB U. BUTCHER BOY FOUND INTERESTS JOHN SULGER ATHLETIC JOHN wENT OUT FOR MANY SPORTS SUCH AS BASEBALL 2: TRACK 3,Ug CROSS COUNTRY 33 BASKETBALL 23 INTRAMURALS I,2,3,U3 PLUS MANAGING THE BASKETBALL TEAM I,3,U. f,7 Xb, J7 X X S , JOAN TOWNSEND JOAN, LIKE HER SISTER, LOVED SPORTS AND ONE COULD ALWAYS FIND HER IN INTRAMURALS 2,3,Mg LEADERS' CLUB 3 AND GLEE CLUB N. MAUREEN TRIPP POPULAR MAUREEN, SPENT HER TIME AT GLEE CLUB I, 2,33 LEADERS' CLUB 2,3,M3 INTRAMURALS 2,39 AND OUT- ING CLUB I,2. dll! CLARENCE TWEEDIE HCORNYH WAS AN ALL AROUND CLASSMATE WHO ENJOYED RIFLE CLUB I,2,3g OUTING CLUB 33 AND BOWLING CLUB U. ELIZABETH VANKLEECK BETTY WAS ANOTHER ONE OF OUR QUIET MEMBERS, BUT SHE WAS ALwAYS ACTIVE IN BAND l,2,3,U3 GLEE CLUB I, 2,3,U5 KNITTING CLUB 25 AND MIXED CHORUS 3. K' 9 nm Jb- X .1-O0 WILLO VANLOAN BARBARA WILLIAMS HDUTCHIEH WAS ONE OF OUR CUTE AND PEPPY CHEER- THE HVOICE WITH A SMILEH ON THE OTHER END OF THAT LEADERSS HAD OTHER INTERESTS IN BAND l,2g GLEE CLUB TELEPHONE CONVERSATION. ALSO HEARD TALKING IN GLEE I,2,3,Ug ORCHESTRA l,2,3g CHEERLEADER 3,Ug DOUBLE CLUB l,2,3,Ug OUTING CLUB 25 DRAMATICS 35 AND YEAR- TRIO 3,Ug MIXED CHORUS 3,U3 LEADERS' CLUB 3,Ug DRA- BOOK U. MATICS I,2,33 YEARBOOK 3,Ng AND SENIOR PLAY. LYLE WILSON ESTELLA WALLEY LYLE, WHO COULD ALWAYS BE SEEN SMILING, MADE US ESTELLA, ALwAY5 QUIET, PART-IQIPATEQ IN F,H,A, 3g A GOOD BASKETBALL MANAGER 3,145 AND ALSO PARTICIPATED AND GIRLS' INTRAMURALS 3,H. IN INTRAMURALS l,2,3,U. X A T T Niggpx, X12 ,N , I RX 0 X iQ! JANICE WOOD WHEN NOT RUSHING THE BOYS, JANICE SPENT HER TIME AT BAND 2,3,M: ORCHESTRA 2,33 GLEE CLUB l,2,35 OUT- ING CLUB 33 KNITTING CLUB 2: DRAMATICS 33 LIBRARY CLUB My AND MIXED CHORUS 3. 'Av' Bmznrz BothM1SsGeorgLaAust1nand Mr Roger Scofleld haxe done excellent Jobs of d vlslng the 1950 Seniors A great deal of credlt LS thexr due for maklng each class venture successful and worthwhlle T them we extend a most hearty vote of thanks and appreclatlon if ... mr --Q- Q gg-1-.- M BobN-R jf BBB -4115,-'I-G use O O 'B la E -RALPH B RFE 3 16 1 It, ' 'Q , -m L 2 ., Q' 'T - -U . 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AN ctfniffrs '+I ren,rHnnE gt aff Editor Ellen Lathom Assistant Editor Robert Foreman Literary Editor Staff Florence Coons Gertrude Radeker Barbara Wilhams Cecil Peterson Harry .Tamaki Kaye Fleld Photography Donald Ostrander Betty Mlller Typ1st W111o Vanl..oan Staff Elsie Barth Janlce Wood Faculty Advisor r Roger Scoheld Art Staff ROW ONE W VANLOAN R FOREMAN E LATHQM F Cooms 1 :AMS W TWO R OFIELD n L FIELD J Wooo E BARTH ROW THREE C PETERSON A RADEKER D OSTRANDER 26 ' ' mg, XF vAlX ONE M OGDEN V SMITH C NS Fl: ELDERKIN S HAWKINS ROW WO B BRYDEN ILSON R CONSTABLE C ARMSTRONG H Cooms F CAMPBELL B CAFFERY, M KILPATRICK N DAVIS B MURPHY J Twssons J wooo MR SWERTFAGER R THREE J TowNsEND J DAVIS R LAAUSER R RNER R WILLIAMS , LYQN K BAK R Howumn E CRAIG E OLMSTE D 27 T it 4' IVIE T115 ONE B W:LL:AMs, J OWNSEND M LL:soN : :AMS D IN C HIGL ANLOAN P CHNEPP S ATRICK, R PERKINS, GooDR:cH N GIFFORD :ss REED ROW TWO I MCCALL M RUSWNEK D MENCH P Co A MCCLENON H WASH RN M IL , ARM N BRYD N R FELT R ROW THREE E LAAUSER, ANN:oN B PECK N N IN BuD:NE DINE B HAFELE RBY K ANTON ROW FOUR F F NCH L HoM DAG, S KILPATRI N n B MILLER S Boss ROW F osHER J L E wooo, P RI 5, o T : N Bo VANKLEECK C FELTMAN K WEBB C MACNAUGHTON A K:NcH, rf-nl! 'Q f-.fg ---:-s lilful '.llIllli:!'..'.:: Z8 I GROTEVANT . 'I ROW : . . T , . A , J. W LL , J. EV E, W. V , . S , . KILP A. OR , B. R. , M . : . , . , . . . BB, . BU , . M LER S. STRO.G, B. E , . E . : . M , . , E. S: Es, B. ALLE , J. PR cs, J. , J. Bu , . HA , . ST . : . : , . T:TcH, E. LAT , B. . A. KINCH, B. Do:G, B. HADDE , L. PECK V. Dow, D. Roz, . , . M. M , . Hu S , M. EL . MtB D G. C UL ER, H. L NcoL , Y. D A ki ..: ' II ...I fl iguuh 'Uh-4 AM ONE B MILLER, PP H GLEY, S Boss ROW TWO MR JAMIESON DEVINE C SUROTT J CORNELL E MCBRIDE, D WALLACE R HOWLAND M PARSONS CHATREN TITCH, BowRER DEVI E C MUGGLIN, L BROOKIN5 ROW THREE GGLIN R OREMAN R W1 Ms AN ECK CBRIDE H R Y CRA! M BENEDICT, C MACNAUGHTON ROW FOUR J DAvns M LYON J Wooo, JOYCE BUDIN AN BUDINE B ANNION Row TURNER ARSONS H SCHLAEGEL MSTEAD, N I FORD G RHINEBE R S!-vp ef 94 gga...-Q-4 'i 29 Wfj 4: A ROW : . P. SCHNE , C. n . . S , L. M. , J. N , . Mu , . F , . LLIA , B. V KLE , P. M Jo , . M , S. HoYT, K. WEBB. ROW FIVE: J P , . , J. OL .GF ,R.F1NcH g ,E FhYgif11Jii,i'1F-I ,i- -2 Du v? I' I x I .qs Y . ' 'i a . cd: hx' ,I Q V . X xx ' if ' ' Qrrzfywt n LEFT TO RIGHT M PARSONS MRS WALKER E LATHOM R BATES S G NET E OLMSTEAD K FIELD G RHINEBECK R LAAUSER K wggg UDINE L N B N DI MU N D WALLACE R RNER H SCHLAEGEL J DEVINE J DAVIS E CRAIG R FOREMAN MCBRIDE M LYON K KENT P MCBR DE VIOLINS K F1e1d R Laauser E Lathom B Hadden S Genet E Olmstead M Parsons VIOLA D Wallace CLARINETS P McBr1de K Kent M Lyon TYMPANI R Turner 'Ill fiffziisl Budlne M Benedlct TRUMPETS C Mugghn Et J Devme BASSES R Bates G Rhmebeck -21' 5 CELLO .T Davls TROMBONES M Mugghn I g f' K Webb DIRECTOR Mrs Florence Walker ACCOM PANIST R Foreman 30 , S L . I 1 M ' Rl Y Q A 2 , , I D Q X ' . ' 1 - , . , . , , , , E 1 ' 1 - .I . , . , , , J. B , M. Musa I , M. E E C-r, C. GGLI , , , . Tu , . , , , , I , , ' I, E' I ' 1 - , . I -. : . ' , . , . , . 1 0 s ' a ' ' : . . : . ' , . , . . : . . 1v'Si .::,. 4 K E FLUTES: E, McBride, E. Craig. DRUMS: J. E -'J L?g ' i Di. 1 l , . ' . I . . , Q: v eil ' . ' :'-t?i3.:AgLU?gy z,c Qi a Q . . , n o A 1, :Z -- K 1 : . '. : . . fs La n es . . : . . X K Y X X R 5 Q X X Q i MKQJI s ,X u Qgnugfu Elvin K Q i i X Q 0 Aye Y X i . i R GNN ' R CAROL. A LJ! LLO R F S S , BUNNY Q A I 17 l Tu , was een 31 459 O ONE L HOWEAND K TANTO RYUEN, PIERCE, K SCHEAFER J RUTESHOUSER B OEMSTEAD ROW TWO B MOORE D PIERCE B GROTEVANT B GRoTEvANT M AUGUSTTNE OODRICH 1 F N E R OWARD RE o Y Wo D WEG 0 Av 4' L x J L F t ia, K 4f 4' I 5 I ! R W : . , . S w, B. B K. . , . , R. G , B. GR F I . ROW THRE : M S. H , D. G G R , A. o , R. mAn, F. OW 1 . , . . . . OW : . , . E , . B , G. S r, J. . , . E . EE: F W , . Bu , R. ALLER, M. S , D. , B. , I. CTT, , LE , . ELSEY, . o , . . g . . BARNL5 R ONE R MACGIBBON D CARMAN D CAMPBELL R TWO J POULIN G MACGIBBON, J LDERKIN T OWRER HACKELTO1 SHADLE, R MURPHY T GALE Y ROW THR ELTE D TLER u COTT BOWKER LATOURETTE BARTL H BART TT C K A DAVIDS N T BowKER ROW FOUR D BOWKER 32 I TO F WELDEY, R SCOFIELD LEY LATH N J OLMSTEAD NORTHRUP C OLMSTEAD ROM 2 D PIERCE G C1.uM,T TYRRELL R HALL G SHACKELE TON T TYLER 1.1- A-rl I I2 11 5 ii mi Erimrg fufm ,Z ' gi Q T' X 2 Y:-if-1, X .- ff T5 ' Til-ER :. .a ii? .ag R.. R I L TO R L PETERSON D SMITH H Scv-ILAE G L o 0 W I Mc AL MRS WASH BURN K STANTON C ARMSTRONG -3 ? X? Y Lf an Od , : . , . , . E,.J.WO.RO 2:. CL, . R K I U 17'?fT2, V1l:gd- hw' V ff'l 'K - 34 Sp. ROW I, L TO R: M. HITTS, M. NORTHRUP, N. NELLIS, E. MCBRIOE, S. GENET P. HARRINGTON, N. SCHATKEN, R. HARBY, N. MCFARLANE, R. HARBY, R. HOOD C. CETTA, C. MENCH, P. THOMPSON. ROW 2: N. WILSON, B. DUMOND, J. COR NELL, V. GIBSON, S. MCCLENON, S. HODGE, M. VANLOAN, S. THOMAS, R. EL MORE, E. HARRIS, A. MERWIN. ROW 3: B. FINCH, B. WEGMAN, B. SCOTT, D HUNT, C. MORE, M. PARSONS, D. KILPATRICK, D..WALLACE, C. FILBERTO, R M CCLENATHAN, A. HARRIS, B. CLEAVER, B. MAINE. ju Zfgigfy urn f - , 'I T ,im 35 umutw fufx I wooo, S ARMSTRON , R LYN D1RLcToR, C cHoLs, G HINEBECK, ONNER DE :NE O BROWN RO 5 ABLE, C RMSTRONG, M SHAMAN ROW 3 L TO R W LL A S DAMS, R BRowN, J RowELL, D SMsTH, B MANNION 36 N tllgg ROW , L TO R: W. . G . CH - Nl . R G. C , J. V , . . W 2 M. ALLISON, J. HULSE, A. MCCLENON, B. HADDEN, R. HARBY, A. CON T . A . . , : J. u I M , R A ..... g utrnf I O H WALLACE KLINGER D PIERCE MASON CLEAVER H Ovcx 2 J F IRCH L , C GRAY ALL ON, GAL Y R GREGORY DAVIDSON, J TOWNSEND E BAKER ROW 3 E SHAUGHNESSY R MCADAMS R WHEELER uRcH W D AN J BE SR: as I L TO R R BOSTLEY M VANDERMARK, K BEARDSLEE J HUNTER ,MHZ QTIUDY5 ROW I L TO R MR MCCALL, E PHOENIX E F ANKS BRAINA UNDERWOOD, F ARMSTRONG 37 ROW , : . , . A3 - I 9 o I , B. LE , O. R , J. RD, K I, Q1 , Hifi Row ,LT R: L. ORR, . ,G. I A H .ROW:.A lo. , I R. IS R. LE , . , A. ' R. CH , . 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