Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

Back GuJmJI S 0o£ . 't oWUM kj - R5R VOLUME mt B W- V cW e ------Vo!t o er us we.«bs Vna r... VraNv. V u K This was the year of the three new additions to our faculty... Miss Squires, Miss Pere- grim, Miss Hercinger.. .Fun-loving, young, just out of college... Miss Squires... took over General Music and Glee Club.. .Junior High English for Miss Peregrim.. .Miss Her- cinger busy with Physical Education and as an advisor to the cheerleaders.....Miss Laragh, the new dental hygeinist, working here as well as in other district schools. This was the year of the new P. A. system.....Mr. Fiedler's announcements heralded in by Sousa's martial airs... .This was the year the Hackensack took a gamble.. .voted new hard covers... The kind of book you want... to look through... to remember.. .to keep... 2 Autumn Return to our Alma Mater.....Crisp golden days.........New classes, teachers, andfaces .....New P-A system.........Joining some of the many clubs......Football practice out on the field---Field-hockey and soccer for the girls...Choosing the cheerleaders_______ Settled back in the old routine.....The smell of burning leaves........The girls going to Syracuse to represent the W.C.S. school paper.......Senior magazine campaign........ Saturday afternoon football games......The cheerleaders'and players' picnic at Garnet Lake.....F st report cards, tears and cheers______All-State for that lucky few_____De- corating the Trail Roamers window upstreet.. .The band playing, the Halloween parade, and the usual fun afterwards... .Colder days.... Thanksgiving vacation........The first half of the year gone before you realize it... . Mr. Fiedler Mrs. Stone Administration.... Mr. Fiedler and Mrs. Stone... .Co-operating with us... .Running the school in a business-like manner______Everyday something new. ..Slips, slips and more slips.... Permission slips.... Tardy slips... Absence slips... .Calls coming in...Mary has left her raincoat home, so tell her I'll pick her up at 3:30.. .Please tell him to be sure he has his lunch money.... Those night Board Meetings.... Trying to put over a new idea-----Our interests are theirs... Striving hard to make us apt and learned cit- zens. Faculty.,. Good to know... Kind and understanding in every way.... Ignoring the spit- balls thrown by the seventh-graders... Those whispered tete a tetes in math class.... Forgetting to do those outlines that were supposed to be in last week... Looking at our tired eyes, strained from cramming for that big test ... .Laughing to themselves at our silly mistakes...Correcting us---Patient with us when our marks slide.. .Pulling us out of the slump. 4 JnJ f ] orbing Wi t li ... Left to right: Miss Peregrim, Li- brarian; Mrs. Scully, Art; Mr. Kh- oury, Physical Education; Miss Sq- uires, Music; Miss Hercinger, Phy- sical Education; Mr. Bockes, Indus- trial Arts; Miss Goodspeed, Home Economics; Mr. Niles, Music. Above Left to right: Mrs. Gurney, Math; Miss Hinckley, English; Mr. Mallery, Languages; Mr. Pawluckie, History; Mr. Cameron, Science. At right Left to right: Mr. Wappett, History; Miss Rourke, Commercial; Miss Peters, Commercial; Mr. Scully, English. aces V. .A m o n S even A new seventh grade... New grey hairs for Mr. Scully and Miss Peters.. .Electing class officers for the first time... Stevie Parisi, top man on the totem pole... Home Ec. and Shop .. What are they.... Where do we go from here... Duck... Hide and seek in the lockers... Watch it, here comes Miss Peters .. I didn't do nothing” ... JuniorHigh basket- ball. .. Something new... Cut lists tomorrow --no sleep tonight_____Report cards. ..Gee, I'm an eighth grader...... FRONT ROW, left to right; Reed, MacRae, Thomas, Sprague, Rich, Hayes, Hastings, Osborne. SECOND ROW: Supernant, Hamblin, Maxam, Bowe, Duell, Granger, Walker, J. Parker, Wilcox, THIRD ROW: Lanfear, Twiss, Kennison, Wood, E. Carpenter, Thayer, Germain, lamica, Bernard. FOURTH ROW: L. Carpenter, McCarthy, Baily, DeVries, Pfeiffer, Cameron, Webster, C. Parker, Reynolds, P. Car- penter. FIFTH ROW: Charles, Sawyer, Cooper, Combs, Hall, Schneider, Buerger, Vanderwarker, Simmes, Potter, Stone. Left to right; Mr. Bockes, Ray- mond, Hodel, Parisi, Mill- ward, Moon, Robinson, Potter. Left to right: Potter, Reynolds, Wilsey, Maltbie, Geraghty, Russel, Frye, Clayfield, Miss Peters. FIRST ROW, left to right; Sawyer, S. Baker, Johnson, Gibouleau, Wood, Hanley, J. Burch, Kenyon, SECOND ROW: Combs, Meersand, Thomas, D. Burch, K. Baker, Langworthy, Sprague, Pennock, A. Cameron, Ovitt. THIRD ROW: E. Baker, J. Tracy, Quintal R. Cameron. Moon, J. Tracy, Monroe, Alger. FOURTH ROW; Binder, Smith, Southwick, Dorrance, Robinson. Left to right; LaFond, Combs, Ker- rigan, Walsh, Bosse, Drake, Cole, Morey, Miss Goodspeed. n e iv (Oxperien c e s to right: Eldridge, Webster, Smith, Thomas, Rumble. Proud and happy to be almost in high school. .New activities open to them.. .Regents, a new experience .. A big class... All officers of the class contributing ...President Ronnie Binder doing a good jor in Stu- dent Council, Vice-President Virginia Morey support ing him... .Secretary Carol Langworthy keeping track of the minutes.. .Ellen Walsh keeping the books; all doing a good job under the guidance of Mr. Wap- pett and Miss Rourke.. .New faces at all the dances .. Already enthusiastic about cheerleading next year ...Taking part in nearly all school activities.. Al- ready seeming like part of the high school... Can these be those little seventh graders of last year? e m i y It t It 7 We Kick Off Witk... FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach Khoury, O'Connor, Lynch, Griffin, France, Smith, Sprague. SECOND ROW: Beauchene, Maltbie, Lawrence, Mykel, Kerrigan, Parker, Robinson. Left to right: Dan France, Miss Robinson, Bob Griffin, Dr. Hunt- ington. Those breezy fall days... Spectators leaning on the snow fence......Blue and gold streaming down the field... The cheerleaders give a boisterous yell.. The team moves into formation... Then the kickoff........ Fight, team, fight. .Those bus trips to away games” ...Orange peelings all over the floor. ..The strong aroma of egg sandwiches.. .Injuries.. .Everyone had a charley-horse... Bob Griffin's sore arm which he tried to ignore... Doug Smith's painful knee. ..Pat Lynch limping from that encounter with Greenwich.. The game we would like to forget..........Behind 20 points at the half, playing their best, the fellows brought the score up to 52-50 at the finish.. .Came in third this year. ..For a green team that's pretty good. With Maltbie or Lynch calling the play......... Griffin driving for yardage.......France racking up T.D. 's.. .O'Connor and Sprague blocking out......... Smith kicking the extra point.. .Good sportsmanship at all times.... 8 Seated, left to right; Smith, O'Connor, Mr. Fiedler, Ray- mond, Brown, Parisi; Standing: Harpp, Binder, Kerrigan. Another year, another council.......Once again we elect our presidents and representatives......John O'Connor again takes the lead... .New regulations, new rules, new ropes to follow. .Our youngest mem- ber, Steve Parisi, listens intently_Harpp, another veteran, takes it easy... .Bob, Jean, and Pete soon fall into the swing of things......Where's Brown.. Come on let's get started... Those private bachelor parties turn out to be the Faculty -StudentCommit- tee---Assembly.......O'Connor takes the stand..... New set of rules. We co-operate.... We don't co- operate---Who can we get to chaperon the buses____ Hey, you can’t cut in the line...I don’t care how hungry you are----Rush, rush, rush all year long.... Always on the go. ...Never a dull moment... .Oh, well. 9 JnJ i n a P r e 5 e n t. . . Surprise at being chosen_____Laughs at first readings of acts.... Where is down right center.... Why didn't I study that act harder______7:00 P.M. sharp..Half finished suppers... The door that didn't work. .Ernie, where's that doorbell... Those between scenes pillow fights.... Loudly and distinctly.... Where can I put my hands.. .Please project yourselves into the part more...Who ate all the cookies, Bill______A thrill at the thought of an audience_______Relief at the final curtain. .Happy memories with hope for next year.. •'You Know Eve, I'm especially mature......I'm really old enough right now--mentally--to... BROTHER GOOSE Jeff Pete Kerrigan Carol Elaine Ruffles Wes Fred Beauchene Hy Bev Parker Helen Judy Gonzalez Peggy Lee Remington Eve Mary Kelly Sarah Mabel Meersand Lenore Pat Potter Mrs. Turner Carol DeGarmo Truck Driver Bill Sprague There’s something in here, all right. Maybe it's secret papers. It’s the invitations! I wtntei First snowfall___A sparkling winter wonderland______Snowballs... Basketball practice in a frenzy___Cheerleaders yelling our team to Victory... .The smell of Christmas in the air______Glee Club and Band preparing for the Christmas program, parties and then va- cation___Studying for mid-terms______The various clubs at the height of their activity.. Skating and skiing for the ambitious.... Dances after the basketball games, bowling after school_____Volleyball and basketball at noon-times an added attraction, movies every Wednesday noon.... All Star Night____The days when the furnace would not work ......Slippery roads and holidays for us___Melting snow_____Spring can't be far away.. e rod L 8 e c a m e One Of V,... FIRST ROW: left to right; F. Stone, Dowling, Koch, Mc- Closkey, Black, K. Davis, F. Davis. SECOND ROW: Par- is!, Meersand, Olden, R. Mosher, Smith, Bennett, McElroy, C. Millington, R. Mosher, Rounds. THIRD ROW: S. Rey- nolds, Keith, LaFond, Perrigo, P. Reynolds, Hastings, Car- penter, R. Millington. FOURTH ROW: L. Stone, Quintal, Bates, Cunningham, Brown, Nietsche, Harpp, Missing: Tennyson, Schermerhorn, Hodel. Veni, vidi, vici New activities open to them....The chance for cheerleading and Glee Club. ..New experiences for them. ..Plans for the future.. .Frosh initiation. .Re- turn parties and dances... President Harpp in for the 3rd term......Doing a wonderful job directing the class.. .Vice-President Mosher supporting him ... .McCloskey doing a duel job of secretary-trea- surer. ..One goal in mind... Graduating into senior high school... 12 Let’s correct that diagraming. s o m e o i n e J Okc Jh.RocL Seated, left to right: K. Davis, Kelly, Montena, Frulla, Smith, J. Raymond, Gonzalez, Remington, M. Davis, Anselmo. Standing: Bennett, Hastings, Cameron, L. Stone, P. Stone, Train, Potter, Nietsche, Quintal, Mr. Scully, P. Raymond, Wilsey, Osborne, Hall, Sutts, S. Reynolds, Hanley, R. Reynolds. A big group is working together.. .Long hours after school and holidays_____Last minute rushes------Short tempers and miles of typewriter ribbons... Our ad- visor, Mr. Scully, getting grey prematurely... That wonderful trip to Syracuse........Interviews and ink stained fingers... .Jean Raymond, our editor, being calm to the end... Sales talks and promises.. .Good and bad issues.. .Yet one aim.... Always striving for a better paper.... 13 Books, books, books-----Where will I find this book ...New books out yet----Is LIFE in yet... Where is the POST. ..Same old grind... Find the card... Put it in the book... Shelve the book... Overdue.. Mend- ing books----Friday eighth period... Business meet- ings---------President Paula presiding_Another party from last year's dues money--Planning a Christmas party... Beverly and Carol___The giggling girls... The voice of authority, Miss Peregrim.......Stamp that book. ..Quiet down...Close the desk.. .Library is closed... LIBRARY CLUB The Projection Club..........New last year... A large group... .Four to six films a day. ..All participating...... Mr. Bockes officiating.. .Gary Bates, president, with Terry Keith as vice- president----Running those exciting noon movies for students after lunch hour., .Fun for all. n d . • • PROJECTION CLUB SPANISH CLUB Dashing Senors greeting giggling Senoritas.. Trouble getting organized.. .Buenos dias Amigos...Senorita Williams calling meeting to order aided by fellow officers, Senorita Kelly and Senor Beauchene... Se- norita Montena hunting for program material... Se- nor Beswick beating out time.. .Spanish records... Snappy discussion...Planning for Christmas program based on Spanish fiesta... Trying to collect dues of 25cents at each meeting.. .Club members enchanted by Senor Mallery... 14 Mad Wednesday eighth period......... Food .....Spaghetti sauce Tuesday, Wednesday .....Whose sauce was best. ..Fudge for a chosen few in Mr. Cameron's room. ..Who left dirty dishes...Peach pie......Burned cookies.... Third period snacks.... Seventh period tea... BOYS’ HOME EC CLUB 1 a r I o u s Otker ClA New members with widened eyes..........That spot just won't stay on the post. ..First time down cellar... Will somebody please set the clock... Now which way for elevation........ Woody, keep that barrel down...DON'T shut your eyes when you pull the trigger.... Who hit the clothes pin.... Postalmatches... That trip to Troy. .Sending for awards...I'll do better next year.. 15 RIFLE CLUB A new brood for Mis. Gurney.........Getting arranged ... We’re really in the groove now... Electing officers ...Plans for the Freshmen initiation party. .President Peter K. rushing around to committees to make sure everything was going the way it should_______Good at- tendance and good eats-----------------------Ruth R. trying to collect money afterwards........Grand Central Station eighth periods.. .Kelly just can't keep a straight face.. .Mrs. Gurney tearing her hair out trying to impress upon our minds that it is a study period... Now we see why the Sophs have such a reputation.. .Getting our tree and trimming it... The Christmas party.. .Gifts and good cheer exchanged.. .Vacation_______Back to mid- terms. . .Return party from the Freshmen.. .Buckling down and studying.. .Class picnic... We can't believe it... We'll be Juniors next year... Take this letter, girls. FRONT ROW. left to right; B. Selleck, Parker, Munson, B. Selleck, Shirley Montena, R. Reynolds, Williams, Mosher. SECOND ROW: Smith, Baker. Dibble, J. Needham, Stone, Tucker, Remington, Walker, Mrs. Gurney. THIRD ROW; Beswick, Edmunds, Potter, Train, Graves, Raymond, Ben- nett, Kelly. FOURTH ROW; Lynch, Crandall, Sprague, C. Reynolds, Beauchene, Lang- worthy, Kerrigan, J. Needham. 16 Sta Cdits.... 5 2 yea r I? o o L Standing, left to right: Frulla, Mr. Mallery, MissPeregrim, Wilsey, Os- borne. Seated: Reynolds, Stone, Cunningham, Brown, Potter, Ruffles, Selleck, Remington, Davis, Sutts. Hackensack......That's Mr. Mallery......Witty, humorous......Patient when we got out of hand....Confident when behind in material.......That's Miss Peregrim...... Calm and composed.......Never ready to quit.....Always laughing at Mr. Mallery s witticisms....Giving advice.....That's Mr. Cameron.......Worrying about our assets with Fran Auth, business manager.....Hackensack.... That's four co-operative staffs ....Putting in long hours of tedious work with Ed. in Chief Pat Potter, assisted by Elaine Ruffles, Literary Ed..Hackensack......That’s the October conference in New York City with Mr. Mallery, Fran, Elaine, and Pat getting lost in the subway-Try- ing to find their way from The New Yorker to Columbia University--That's a gamble .... Is it worth it.... There's no reward.No compensation but the finished product ....Our ’52 Year-book...... Standing, left to right: R. Smith, Maltbie, Mr. Cameron, Harpp, Sills. Seated: Mosher, DeLoria, Frulla, Ferguson, Stone, Auth, Ca- meron, Brilling, H. Smith, Davis, Kerrigan. O W $ e r s S t r i V e 3or Strill e a Tuesday afternoons.... Perfect aim... Strike... Freshmen learn- ing to bowl......I wish I could bowl as well as she can... What a curve on that ball_______.Miss Hercinger, will you show me correct bowling form______Gutter ball.... Too bad.... Try again ... Set ’em up on alley four.... Come on, roll that ball back ... wonder who will win... In Foreground: Miss Hercinger. FIRST ROW: left to right: Gonzalez, P. Potter, Frulla, Menshausen, Auth, Raymond, B. Potter, B. Selleck. SECOND ROW: Hanley, R. Selleck, K. Davis, Graves, An- selmo, Bellmore, Suits, M. Davis. THIRD ROW: F. Brown, Wilsey, Kelly, Stone, Ruffles, Hall, Bl- ack. FOURTH ROW: Brilling, Nietsche, H. Brown, Quintal, Osborne, Smith. Late start... Three teams bat- tling for first place... Monday nights and a respite from bas- ketball.....Dick Griffin's No- names in the lead........What a hook......Danny's Dodits are traveling close behind... Sill's Rebels are in there crowding ... Bowling balls for that lucky team at the end of the year... FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Valach, D. Smith, Sills, France, Griffin, Lynch. SECOND ROW: Maltbie, R. Smith, Beswick, Mykel, Sprague. THIRD ROW: LaFond, Harpp, Kerrigan, Beauchene, 18 J. Smith. ora I J o i c e A MlenJ...3n 3 a r m o n y FIRST ROW, left to tight: Reynolds, B. Selleck, Parisi, F. Davis, B. Selleck, Koch, K. Davis, Bellmore, P. Smith. SECOND ROW: Miss Squires, Olden, Suits, Meersand, Black, Montena, Hodel, Anselmo, Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Osborne, Kelly, Remington, Bennett, M. Davis, R. Selleck, Frulla, F. Brown. FOURTH ROW: Auth, Wilsey, Mosher, P. Raymond, P. Potter, Menshausen, J. Raymond, Stone. FIFTH ROW: B. Potter, Schermerhorn, Cole, Ruffles, Cunningham, Quintal, Nletsche, H. Brown. SIXTH ROW: Keith, Beswick, Carpenter, Sprague, E. Brown, O'Connor, R. Smith, Kerrigan. Not in picture, H. Smith. Tuesdays and Thursdays_____8th period_____Wide-eyed Fresh- men, overjoyed at being a big wheel now and able to join Glee Club... Miss Squires conducting us to perfection... All right, let’s hear the altos then we'll hear the soprano part.... There will be a special rehearsal for the basses next week.. Will you boys stop talking... Beswick, please take your seat ...Don’t let me see anymore gum, especially bubble gum • • ■ getting ready for the Christmas program... The May Con- cert and finally the big night_____Graduation... May I hear the alto part for that section again. ..What would the Glee Club do without Lee.. .We're glad to have the few boys there are.. .Without them where would we be... 19 tBasketball l uihed Sn 1st Row, Left to Right: Smith, Needham, Parker, Montena, Beauchene; Center: Mr. Khoury; 2nd Row: Lynch, Maltbie, Sprague, France, O’Connor, Sills, Kerrigan LYNCH SILLS SMITH O’CONNOR ' A)e Jiykt for 'Victory Hampered by lack of experience.. .Four of our Varsity players gone.... Maltbie, France, Sprague, Kerrigan, O'Connor usually the Big Five .. .Doug Smith added later in the season... .Pat Lynch out of play at first with a bum knee... Offense sparked by Maltbie and France........Sills playing Varsity and J. V. ..As this book goes to press Lake George and Warrensburg are tied for first place....Johnsburg at second......Our first game with Corinth we lost 44-36......The following night lost to St.Mary's by a score of 52-49.....Tied at the finish but St. Mary's regained their vigor during an overtime ... Queensbury bowed down to us with a 56-31 score.........We ran over Bolton 55-46 but were bogged down by Hudson Falls with a score of 56-49.... We made a comeback against St. Mary's with 58-51.....But lost the big game of the season to Lake George with the tally of 63-56 on their court......We ran up 46 points against Hudson Falls' 40 in a return....And ran over Luzerne with the impressive score of 63-39......Lake George return game was a thriller with Warrensburg winning 57-47.. .Big answer yet to come.... 1st Row: Left to Right: Stone, Wilsey, Gibouleau, Mr. Valach, Raymond, Simms, Twiss; 2nd Row.: Lanfear, Millward, P. Reynolds, Rumble, La Fond, Smith, Potter, Carpenter; 3rd Row: Burch, Vanderwarker, Parker, Charles, L. Reynolds, Straight, Harpp; 4th Row: Robinson. 21 With Our C.lieer(ead er 3 Su ppoi Lower Left Clockwise: DeGarmo, Smith, Auth, Potter, Raymond, Menshausen Lucky twelve chosen out of more than twenty-five.. Practical new idea concerning substitutes.. .Rush to get uniforms two days before the first football game.. Screaming, Cheering, praying at that 52- 50 Greenwich game.. New outfits for both squads for basketball season.. Those hard floors again. Knee-socks feel good on the buses. .Squeezed to- gether on the back seat, .cheering, our boys to hard earned victories. .Voting on area cheerleaders.. The lucky ones whoget the trophy.. Hope again for the coming year. Left to Right: Cunningham, Osborne, Quintal, Stone, Davis, Kelly 22 flo t Iro rcje t tin ej but Vital o se scure Left to Right: Benedict, Olden, Cornell, Millington A vital, though often unappreciated, part of our school life.....Trying to get the buses started on mornings at - 150. .Extra trips to ball games.... Good-naturedly putting up with our shouting, sing- ing, laughing. .The janitors constantly sweeping the halls.....Picking up lost books and pencils.. .Extra hours for games, rehearsals, and dances... Never complaining and always courteous and helpful.... Last but certainly not least is the kitchen help.... Putting up with our messy manners.. .Fixing food that's inexpensive, nourishing, and appetizing.... To all, our thanks for helping us along... 23 Left to Right: Fuller, Schraeder, Combs, Smith 1st Row, Left to Right: Magee, Combs Roberts 2nd Row: Gallup, Wilsey, Bennett roun j o wn Melting snow on Hackensack... Rivers where the roads were.. .Crocus push- ing up through lawns. .The first robin.. .That long awaited Easter vacation. The Washington trip...The senior's dream comes true...Green once more on the trees. ..The Rifle Club’s annual trip to Troy and Albany.. .Sweaters and skirts back in mothballs.. .Gay prints and sandals.. .First thunderstorms ...Epidemic of spring fever... Outdoors again at noontime.. .The baseball team warming up.. .Classes out-of-doors. .Glee Club and Band working hard to perfect for the spring concert.. .Games after school.. .TheMemorial Day parade.. .Swimming again...The Athletic banquet. ..Tennis lessons andso ft- ball for the girls... Really studying for a change... Plans for the SeniorBall.. Finals and regents.. .Class picnics.... Baccalaureate. .Graduation tears and laughter.. .Magic hours at the Senior Ball.. .Another year gone... 25 Our S, ri n 9 Ca mpaiffn Open 3 Foreground: Duell; 1ST ROW, left to right: O’Connor, Maltbie, Sprague, France, Lynch: 2ND ROW: Kerrigan, Webster, Smith, Sills, Rumble, Harpp. The approach of spring......Baseball......Hope for a good season... Long, hard practice sessions... Promise of a fight for positions.... Lynch capable replacement for Combs.. Bill Sprague or John O 'Connor probable contestants for first .. Bob Maltbie, John Smith or John O'Connor all competing for second.. .Fast thinking Kerrigan likely to succeed at shortstop position.. .Bill Sills, a good ball handler, a favorable for third.....A solid outfield probably composed of Doug Smith, Dan France, and Charles Hastings........Veteran Bob Maltbie, Dave Harpp, and Bill Sprague capable candidates.for the mound.... 26 Pli e (PanJ Se t A the jP a c e Blue and gold striking up a march....Those foot- ball games and a guest director... .Hallowe'en night... First appearance of the majorettes..... Two new members that night, Miss Squires and Miss Hercinger.....Eighth period drills on Library Avenue......Looking forward to Music Festival at Queensbury.. .SpringConcert jitters__Sue Anne, the little drummer. .Johnny Potter, the little man with the big horn.. .Behind the scenes. .Cafeteria jazz (pots and pans) versus Activity.. .Stay-at- home instruments.Gibouleau's enthusiasm.... Broken music racks......Tuning up.. A still small voice above the din, Mr. Niles.......Fay without Carol... .Friday band--a retreat from class.... The Grand Finale.....Senior processional.... Left to right: Foley, Frulla, Cameron, Ruffles. 1ST ROW, Left to Right; MacRae, Parisi, Rich, Clayfield, Millward, Wilsey; 2ND ROW: Gibouleau, Williams, Maltbie, Reynolds, McCloskey, Walsh, Frye, Tracy, 3RD ROW: Davis, Koch, Bellmore, Alger, Stone, Frulla, Cameron, J. Quintal; 3RD ROW: Mr. Niles, H. Brown, Ruffles, F. Brown, Nietsche, Cunningham, Quintal, Menshausen, Harpp, O’Connor. 27 K e in a Junior Weant Wort 1ST ROW, Left to Right: Osborne, Sutts, Ferguson, P. Smith, DeLoria, Mosher; 2ND ROW: Davis, H. Smith Ruffles, Selleck, Brilling, Stone, Cameron; 3RD ROW: Sills, B. Smith, F. Brown, Auth, Wilsey, Frulla; 4TH ROW: Maltbie, H. Brown, Southwick. Sometimes life got tedious....... Earning money for the big trip... Working diligently on the Hacken- sack.....Big four running the class... President Bob Smith and vice-president Elaine Ruffles..... Secretary Fran Auth keeping track of meetings, while Ruth Selleck works hard to balance the books.. Fay Brown representing us on Stu- dent Council.......Sponsoring the Daisy Mae Drag in the fall. .Lots of food sales. Who’s bringing food for that sale........Dances after the basketball games....... Who's running the record player after the game.... Loads of fun.. Fads galore. .Various 8th period activities.. Mr. Mallery and Mr. Cameron advising... Wishing we were seniors long enough to make the Washington Trip.. Looking forward to next year............. Obe Board presided J MR. C. BROWN MRS. LOVE MR. LIVINGSTON MR. FIEDLER Overseeing our school.......Making the budget.. .Hiring teachers...More kinder- garten pupils meant a new teacher, Mrs. Stiles....Approving this year's new pub- lic address system....Buses to the basket - ball games for the spectators.......New portable record player, tape recorder, and calculator... Another health measure, a dental hygienist whom we share with other schools.... Getting an architect to help draw up plans for proposed additional class- rooms. ... Always striving for new and bet- ter ideas and equipment for our advantage... Board President, Mr. Hull, giving out senior diplomas ends a busy year......... JANET HAVRON Seldom serious... Always witty.. Willing worker... Saxaphonist in band for eight years... CAROL DE GARMO Secretary... Contagious laughter.. Head cheerleader.. .Vitality and versatility.... Usually with Judy.. .Commercial future.. CATHERINE GONZALEZ Goes by Judy.. .Pert. .Cheery disposition.. Honest friendliness... Arrived her junior year...Soon known by all... Thinking of going to ABC CHARLES HASTINGS Willing worker... Shy and reserved Seen at all dances.. .Slow but sure.. .1 cellent marks.. .Undecided future... V RUTH Aunge«°.-AVwaySd 81 Homem'aWng 8 Goodnatuied..-� co rivu,... Seniors BM LdU bau. oniet 32 Ruth attends another DANIEL FRANCE Vice President... Egotism with magne - All-round tism... athlete JOHN O'CONNOR Three term president... strong mind strong language... Born leader... Indispen- sable. . Boy’s State representative_Head- ing for Champlain... 33 ELIZABETH MENSHAUSEN Always called Libby.. Serious exterior Chairman of everything. Three year All- Stater.. .Honor student...Plattsburgappli- cant G. DOUGLAS SMITH Known as Doug_____Unruffled----Always teasing.. .Excels at football.. .Twinkle in his eye.. .Bound for the Marines... MARGARET BELLMORE Consideration for others . . . Mania for dogs . . . Neat in every- thing . . . Journalism major at Champlain . . . PATRICIA POTTER Constant laughter. . . Dramatic flair . . . Popular with all . . . Girl’s State Representative ... In all activities . . . Future study at Russell Sage . . . JEAN RAYMOND Independent . . . Hair for an . . . Editor of Hi-Rock . . . Coach’s secretary . . . Headed for New Paltz, ec$ A few months ago we drew out our life savings and started on a shoestring tour of the world. Little did we think that we would meet so many of our former classmates in the Class of '52. We spent a day in New York before our ship sailed, and we decided to do the town. First we decided to have our hair done in one of those exclusive Fifth Avenue salons. As we entered, we were attracted by apetiteblond beautician at the other end of the room. As she came toward us, we recognized her as the quiet member of our class, Lucy Mosher. She told us that she was married to a handsome barber in the same shop. Lucy also told us that Libby Mens ha usen had been in the shop recently. Lib is now Vice-President of the Grand Union Stores, and she travels all over the country checking up on the local managers. We always knew that anyone who passed history tests would succeed. For lunch we decided to try out one of the swank restaurants, and as we spotted one, Laura cried, Look, Montena's Club. I wonder if-- and sure enough, Montena’s Club was owned by none other than Gene, who had developed a mania for cooking. We knew he didn't spend so much time in the Home Ec. rpom just because he was hungry. He told us that he had been back home to Warrensburg the week before, and he had seen Maurice Mykel. Maurice was working at the fish hatchery, but the job was just temporary due to a setback in a poker game. Gene had also seen Janet Havron, who runs an orphan home in Lee Center; Pat Rumble is also there, and she runs a bureau for dateless fellows on Saturday night. Due to a shortage in girls, Pat herself, fills in quite often. The next day we boarded our ship and set sail for London. As we stood on the deck, waving good-bye to New York, people began to crowd around a passenger next to us. May we have your autograph, Miss Polk? Alice wondered if the celebrity could possibly be Hermagene Polk, the famous novelist. As the crowd melted away, we recognized Miss Polk as another classmate, Pat Potter. Pat was on her way to London too, to give a lecture. She told us that Carol De Garmo was there and that she was going to meet her when the boat docked. Carol was standing at the edge of the dock when we arrived, and that evening she took us out to dinner at a cosy English tea shop. She told us that she was a stenographer at Buckingham palace for the royal family and that she attended aU the fancy balls with royal escorts. (Some plush, huh?) Early the next morning we left by train for Paris. We were enjoying the scenery when we noticed a little boy coming toward us. His hands were covered wiht melted chocolate, and we tried in vain to escape from him. Then, a voice called to him, and his mother came running up the aisle. Ruth Anselmo, we cried. Ruth explained that she and her husband (kinda rich we think) and their four children were on a vacation and were on their way to the French Riviera. Ruth told us about a big parade she had seen a few days before. It was in honor of the U.S. Ambassador to Upper Mongolia, our own Dan France. Dan had just attended a big conference in Washington with the President. Our first evening in Paris, we went to a daring French play called Amour. It starred another of our old classmates; that Incomparable French and Spanish actress, Judy Gonzalez. After the performance we went back stage to see hex. She was surrounded by an array of flowers and admirers. She told us that she had taken French lessons at a large university and her teacher had been none other than Charlie Hastings. I guess Mr. Mallery really inspired him back in high school. 36 Our trip wouldn’t be complete until we had visited an art museum, so we made that our next stop. As we gazed at the pictures, we noticed one which looked very familiar. As we took a closer look at it, we recognized the graceful signature in the corner which read Jean Raymond. We got the address from a guide and dashed over to Jean's studio. After a long discussion about our high school days, Jean told us about John O'Connor. She had saved some newspaper clippings, and we were amazed at the headlines, Engineer builds first bridge across the Atlantic. That fit John all right; he was always doing the impossible. Our money was running low so we decided to hitch-hike back to the states on John's bridge. We were in luck because along came a big shiny Cadillac and picked us up. The driver, Doug Smith, was on his way home after a very successful business deal in Europe. When we asked what it was, Doug replied that he had been selling pencils door to door. (That’s some salesmanship) On our arrival in Washington the trip was ended. Laura had to return to her job as dean of Hanley College, which she founded with the money left over in our treasury after the Wash- ington trip. Alice also had to return to her job as head nurse at a large hospital where all the government officials go. If you ever get in trouble, Alice can get you outl Now Marg heads to Oregon where she lives on a ranch with hex family (fifty dogs that is). Her job as state senator keeps her pretty busy, especially since she is sponsoring a bill to eliminate geometry from high schools. Seeing our old classmates has been so much fun. If our prosperity continues, maybe our ten-year reunion will be at the Waldorf Astoria. Laura Hanley Alice Hall Marg Bellmore 37 Best Dressed MARG BELLMORE, JOHN O'CONNOR Most Fun to be With CAROL DeGARMO, JOHN O'CONNOR Class Artists JEAN RAYMOND, MAURICE MYKEL ta rd Best Looking JEAN RAYMOND, DAN FRANCE Most Courteous CHARLES HASTINGS, JUDY GONZALEZ Best Excuse Maker PAT RUMBLE, BOB GRIFFIN 38 Class Musicians LIB MENSHAUSEN, JOHN O'CONNOR Biggest Flirts PAT POTTER, DOUG SMITH CHARLES HASTINGS, LUCY MOSHEF of Best Sports JUDY GONZALEZ, GENE MONTENA Most Studious CHARLES HASTINGS, LAURA HANLEY Most Dependable JOHN O'CONNOR PAT POTTER Most Likely to Succeed LIB MENSHAUSEN, JOHN O'CONNOR, Class Gigglers RUTH ANSRMO, GENE MONTENA Biggest Daydfearners DICK GRIFFIN, JANET HAVRON 39 Most Popular PAT POTTER, JOHN O'CONNOR Most Athletic ALICE HALL, DAN FRANCE Most Pull Witn the Teachers PAT POTTER, JOHN O'CONNOR Wilt Ruth Anselmo: Her artistic ability to Joe Kelly, who needs it Margaret Bellmore: The right to keep straight the files in Room 200 to Pat Smith Carol De Garmo: Ellen Walsh her luck of being a cheerleader for four years Dan France: Bob Maltbie the use of his car and to Johnny Smith five inches of his height. Judy Gonzalez: Her quietness and shyness in history class to Joan Bennett Richard Griffin: His fast ball in bowling to Mr. Cameron Robert Griffin: His sense of humor to Miss Hinckley Alice Hall: Her writing to anyone who can read it Laura Hanley: Hasn't anything to will but she wishes someone would will her four or five inches Charlie Hastings: Wills his shyness to Pete Kerrigan Janet Havron.- Helen Johnson the right to have sole use of her sneakers Lib Menshausen: Won't will Doug to Anyone 111 Gene Montena: His habit of a steady presence at the movies to Mr. Pawluckie Lucy Mosher: Wills her blond hair to anyone who has got what goes with it Maurice Mykel: His mustache to Mr. Pawluckie John O'Connor: Bob Maltbie his ability to have fun ia all classes, but, reserves all rights to property of Thomson's Garage) 11 Pat Potter: Her sense of humor to Elaine Ruffles to complete work on next year's yearbook Jean Raymond: Her job at Millward's to anyone who's a fool enough to want it Pat Rumble: The right for her little sister to catch up with her before she gets out -- Okay Cindy?)? Doug Smith: The Khourymen a good set of training rules and to Mr. Pawluckie an obedient history class The above declare this to be their last will and testament. 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