West Carthage High School - Rambler Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1950 volume:

O,WLcz,WQ?JJ W W ' Tu? w X uw Ju WMS- if Ra U 1 .wx M 1- um w u , w wr I 1 i' gm H ,uf 1 X V X w, n Uhr ifmamhlrr publislzed by the Senior Class Of West Carthage High School Volume 1 1950 lf:DITOR-IN-CHIEF-flllllt' .Yiclmll CLASS liDI'roR-Carolyn Clmrflz BUSINESS BIANAGER-JOIHI Luther CLASS IXIJVISICR-1111.88 I a.1miv Carroll PUBLISIIER-Cflffllflgf' Republicafn Tribune Foreword We, the staff of the first volume of the Rambler, have attempted to por- tray a year of your life at West Carthage High School-the continual struggle to be at school at nine o'clock and the pleasure of singing with the chorus and of playing with the band. Who could forget the tragedy of a basketball game lost to a major opponent or the thrill of one well won? Or who could forget the many hours of concentration and study in the library, in preparation for lessons and tests? All these are but a few of the activities which have made our years at West Carthage High School such memorable ones. We hope that, not only at the end of this year but throughout all the years to come, as you take your Rambler from the shelf and leaf it through, your face will be aglow with smiles. If these smiles bring back the wonderful mem- ories of high school, we will have accomplished our purpose. It is our hope that the yearbook will become an important and delightful tradition of our school. 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Sn-Qmmml llrzulcg 'IIIIQ'H1IHI'L' Riu-. Sucizll Stlulin-sg XIZIIX I ,ga .xv . , . -, 1 - ,-- , l. . Ruth N111-, X1w:1I IXIIISICQ AIIUAIL' IHISIIINIUI, Inu-fI1sI13 XX 1II1'a-:I Ixl1SI1lN1l1l, I l'lIIL'l r:1I. 5 Sul mu: IJm'm+lI1y Slilcs, IQ11g'IisI1 :mel Swwizll Stumlicsg Ruth lk-Xlws, Sixth ilrxulvg I :m1m C'11'rwII XI'lII1k'llI'lIlL'4 'mal I 'lIIi1'll'l 'L'i' I'II7'lIlCIIl N111-Q14 Ix1mIc1'f z11'lc11' Imac II:1x'L-Q I'lI'SI llrqula 1 ,.- 4 .1 .at4h.,..a I ., 5 . .. , XIVZICR' IIQII, I'IlI'Sl llrmlcg KI:u'iz111 I5:1v, Sciclwc :mel XI:1tI1c111:11im's3 I,11viIIv ,XmI:m1s, IfigI1lI1 Hrzula uul I,1lu':u'1:m. -III1 rmr: SUIIIIIII llzmvslsi, Ilwmv Ifvrnunlliusg III-m'y' XX':1lki11s, ,XQI'ICllIIllI'k'Q lfzm II1uLIx Q-11IIc1'gc1'. IIIQIIISIVIIII .Xrlsg .XIIII liurlncr. I11s11'111m-111:11 Music. Rambler Staff . , ,, ,. I l rmx: Rm-, lmwwu, bnuwmls, Xlclmll. ,ml 1'uxx': L'lu11'm'lI. Rllylllfbllfl, l,!lf'JllIlj', Russell, l,11tl1c1', :xIHllIg'HlllCI'5 Student Council 'nluli .X1'q11ilI, l':1rl4s, l.11tl1c1', Shlllll. H11 Ruslmum, Riu: lllilillgf LQHIIVII, Nusscll. fJ'k'+v1111m'. Svvninrn ' CARL ARNOLD Hel: truly ez gentlematzf' Yearbook Staff-45 Press Club 45 Transferred 4. A ROBERT BISHA HAWK Now I lay me, Down to sleep, The leetureis' dry, The szlbjeefs deep. U Basketball-J. V. 2, Varsity 3, 45 Baseball 45 Chorus 1. JOANN BLANCHARD KCJOYI The sweetest grzlrlmzd to the sweetest maidf, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Press Club 45 Dance Club 25 Bowling 45 Basketball 35 All State 3, 45 G. A. A. 4. SUZANNE BROWN iISUSIE!! Cute, pretty, and not very tall, We e0ztldn't get along l'Vith01lt her at all. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Press Club l, 25 Band 3, 45 Year- book Staff 45 Quiz Team 35 Home Ee. Club 25 Basketball Z, 3 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Dance Club 25 Senior Play 4 Tumbling l, 25 Bowling -1, 25 All State 45 G. A. A. 4. CARGLYN CHURCH CAROL Stuart fvvrsozznlzly, Full of rasmlityf' Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, -lg Softball 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4g Home lic. Club 2, Quiz Team 35 Tumb- ling 1, 2, 43 G. A. A. 45 Dance Club 2. BESSIE CRONK Harris o friend So good and frzwj ll lIl'lL slzv's around I I 'irc' 1zcm'r blue. HELEN CURTIS IFJ good lo be 'nzvrry and wise. ROBERT DIONNIQ BUCK DRONI-3 Give mc' my hollow tree, A crust of brood- Amz' l1'b0rty. ' Basketball 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2. Baseball 2, 4. Press Club 3, 4. Yearbook 4. 'X S,xLU'1ux'rolu,xN 5' NIARR FREEMAN Quiet in classes, As a rzrlcg lim full of fun Outside of .rclmolfl J. V. Basketball 33 Varsity Basketball 4, President of Class Z, Press Club 3, F. F. A. Z, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. MARIAN EKEY HSTRETCHH N0fI1,ing is impossible to a willing licartf' Cheerleader 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Bowling 1, 2, 45 Home EC. Club 2, Dance Club 29 Quiz Team 4. VVILLARD C-OULD Tlzfy are uvwr alum' that are aicmuzpmzkd 'zeitlz noble tlwuglzfsf' Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3. DONALD GETMAN DON A twunmz :could run flmmglz fn' and writer for .ruclr 0 kind lim-rt. V. Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4 Student Council 3, Chorus 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4. HBILLH VVENDELL JAQUITH HJAIKEH Life, wlmt art tlmu zuiflmul Iof'v. Baseball l, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID LA QUAY DAVE Be uscfzrl wlzvrv 111011 Izfwf. l Senior Play Cast 4. 4-H l, 2, 3, 4,. Yearbook Staff 4. GERALD LEVVIS 45JERRYVl Rv silent and safe-silmzre lIC'Z'L'l' betrays you. Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4 JOHN LUTHER HJACKH Uxllllllliflllll has 110 r1'.rle. Hand 3, 4. Chorus 3, 4. Quiz Team 4. Speaking Contest 3. Boys State 3. Piess Club 3, 4. Senior Play 4. All State 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Class President 4. Student Council President 4. Highest boy's average 1, .Z 1 f'1'vr'z'n1rx fluuz jvtwlx. GEORGE MARION 'fH1:Au Tlu'y uw truly grvuf, who un' truly youll. Baskctlmall 2, 3, -lg 112156111111 2, 3, -lg Press Club -lg XvCIll'1N1U1x Staff -lg SC'll1Ol' Play Cast -lg Chorus 1. DONNA MONTGOMERY 111ON1i'l 'A-1 fruv frivaul is zuurv ll1lCCf1Cilf1C1' 1. 2. 3. -lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, -lg llowliug 1, 2, 3, -l, 1,1088 Club 1, 2, 3, -lg llzlskctbnll 3, -lg Dzulcc Club 2g Volleyball -l Softball 3, -lg Yczwlmrmlx Stull -lg llumc lfc. Club 2g lfclitur of 1001 1,1l13C1' -lg G. XX. A. -l ANN N1C1101.1. N1cKY ll'u' umlsvs ifx ofvu iuvlm111v uzul lu-:wls ull lll.Yfl'IIl'fI.U1ISTfllI lllllffllflll Clllllll' .vlum'x. C1101-rleacler 1, 2, 3, -lg 11111111 1, 2, 3, -lg Chorus 1, Z, 3, -l Ouiz Team -lg Volleyball 2, -lg llasketlmull 2, 3, -lg Softball 3, -l Home ICC. Club 2g Dzmcc Club 2g lfluwliug 1, Z, -lg lluuce 11111111 3, -lg Real Cross Council 3, -lg Yczulmouk Stall -lg lfssuy Cmucs 3g Tribune Currcspuuclcut -lg G. A. A. -lg 'llumbliug 1, 2. YM 151l1C'1'0Rl1XN LEONARD PECK L12N Ou llIUllfjl1lS nf lifv, I luwa but 0110, Azul flmt by gosh, lx lu1'z'1'ug fun. llaskctbzlll 2, 3, -lg 131156111111 2, -lg orus 1, 2, 3, fl, -l-11 Club 1 2, 3, 4. Y 9, gf, ,WJ ,,W:Mf2v dllthh, ISA Z WILLIAM PLANK HBILLYU fl little izmzscnsv now and flzvn, is rvl1',vl1vd by lllv bex! of men. Band 1, 2. 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Club 1, 2. 3, 43 F. lf. A. 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 43 4-II 1, Z, 3, 4. LYLIQ RAYMOND, Ir. Ile rvmls mirclzi, Ht' is U great olzswvvr I Quiz Team 4. Yearbook Staff 4. J iv 4-H 1 7 3 4 jo UP ' W vhfwlv - .f n ytzpw?-LA. DONNA RICIQD sl vlzvcry grin, ll quirk lzvllo, flzoxv ll1iHflS Ivll ns tvlly iw like lm' swf, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Yolleyball 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Softball 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Dance Club 23 llome EC. Club 23 Press Club 2, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Sextet 43 Yearbook Staff 43 All State 43 Violin Ensemble 33 G. .X. A. 4. NANCY RICE IKE A mfliur small and i'lllIl'IlI1-llg lass, Ana' greatly lnwd By all flu' class. I Cheering 1, Z, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 liancl 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Club 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Tumbling 1, 23 Howling 2, 3. 43 . Vg Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Softball 3, 43 G. A. A. 43 Class Officer 43 1 Student Council 4g Dance Club 23 Home lic. Club 2. ' WESLEY RocKwooD Wes 'Tis the mind tlzalf makes the body 1'l'Ch., F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. Baseball 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 4-H l. 2, 3, 4. ELAINE STMONDS Those who bring SIllISllilH' fo otlwrx, Cfllllf keep it from fI1w11.w1ws. Chorus l. 2, 3, 43 Dance Club 23 Bowling 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2. 3, 4, Softball 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 43 Sextet 4, All State 4. -CA-Q..-114.1 PAULINE STEVENS Mums A friend of playful 'wif and HlFVl'iH1l?l1f. Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Team 3, 4g Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Softball 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, Dance Club 25 Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play Cast 43 Band Color Bearer 4. l ANITA STEWART Nara 'I?.rperf the 1me.rpr'ctrd . Cheerleacler 1, 2, 3. 4, Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3. 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 2, Bowling 1, 2,g Volleyball Z, 3, Potsdam State 3, 43 Tumbling 1, 2, G. A. A. 4: Softball 2, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. l IRICN C . .l fill-I' -vnlzlly 1m11'ffcl1. ivfflz qlrivf 1'-w.v. -I-ll1.2,3,-1. Clif-L'lCl'i1l XYm'k LIIXIXIIS HIOIIII In I, I Swim' I'l:1y fast 4. vi. ,U l ms iv! nuff 111n1.v.v1r1111'm1, ' lllflll' fx' lllw' 11 rzffl xlffllr. X. l', ui Llxlss 4. Quiz Team lll Seated, left to right: Lyle Raymond, Anne Nichnll. jack Luther, Ruger Cfmkg stan: gi Mr. Rico, VK'illi:nn Hcmings, Drmglas Dickhzmt. M.XYl R ICD YAXIJIX JXX The Senior Play, Our Boarding House 1 bezitecl, left to right: Susie llrown, George Illziirion, Carolyn Church, -lack Luther, Nl irifn lflxey :incl .Nnne Nichnllg stzuulingi Uonnzi Reed, David l.aQuzly, l7Zllllll'tC Stevens and Lhir es Stolllel. CAST Oli' CHARACTERS Colm CI,txYr'ooL, tulzn rnnx fr xvlvrz' IJOUVCIII-llfj lmusv l':I,l,A Rl.xm'n, llItIl-ll uf41ll7t'01'k oooo............................ .....V. M,-xY1n'3i,1,iQ Gll,l'UYl,lC, :elm is TUUl'I'I.t'll about livr .S'Ill7t'0lI.Yl'I.l l'1iolim-1 SkVlClC'l', -wnnzg mid l'lI1IJ'111liIIg .,...,......................,.,.. Noni l,o'r'r, fulm tlzinkx lu' fiom .... .. llixri-Y llllVI,l'fR, his glfmnzy full ........ ..... XVil,I.l,xM Sl.YIll'1, II 1111'1I1'011utz'1'v in I'L'fl't'lIf .... A Sixnrii Sl,YlJl'f, lzix l1'.x'fv1'11g fuifv ....... liIl,l, Slxlmli, fulzn fum' tl grand Illlifll loxm SLYIHC, his i111fmI.vz't'v wife l9I'l'L'C'fl'd by Mrs. Il iIfrvci J. 1611511 man Marian lfkey Anne Nieholl Carolyn Church Donna Reed -lack Luther George Marion Charles Stoffel Susie Brown David l.aQuay Pauline Stevens History of the Class of 1950 Only a few weeks remain until we, the class of 1950, are graduated from our Alma Mater and until we separate to go our way into the life for which each of us has been preparing. Although we are happy to be completing this stage of our journey through life, we shall always treasure the memo- ries of the good times we have shared here in West Carthage High School. Let me tell you about them. Four years ago, we first had the honor of entering West Carthage High School. For years we had dreamed of that day! It all seemed easy until our first report cards came out, then we discover- ed that high school students had to study, too.' For the remainder of that year, we settled down to studying. The next year, having elected a president, we commenced working in September in order to pass our final exams in June. That picture of distant 1950 and of graduation was constantly in our minds. But, you mustn't think that the Sophomore Class was forgotten for the remainder of that year. Several fellows were on the junior Varsity basketball team and a few girls became Junior Vars- ity cheerleaders. Also, through all four years of high school, several classmates took part in the chorus and in the school band. The next year was the most important, for we had to prepare ourselves for our final year in high school - the year when we would be seniors. Again, several classmates joined the basketball and cheering squads to help West Carthage hold her ground in the Frontier League. We soon tackled the job of selling advertisements for the Senior Play programs. The pride of being next year's Senior Class led us to raise more funds than any previous junior Class had raised. After two long months of waiting, our class rings arrived, just the day before Christmas vaca- tion. These helped to make Christmas of 1948 one which we shall never forget. Having raised sufficient funds from a Food Sale and from serving refreshments at basketball games, our class voted to have a picnic at Lake Bonaparte, New York. With the help of several snap- shots, we shall remember that carefree day for years to come. Exams soon followed and brought to an end the history of our junior Class. At last we were seniors! We were glad on September 7 -to return to school for our final year of learning and of companionship with fellow classmates and teachers. We started the year by electing our officers. Again this year, several fellows and girls helped to make the majority of the varsity basketball and cheerleading squads. Three seniors also took part in a Quiz Program over a radio station in Watertown, New York. They succeeded in winning five consecutive victories. Our class was fortunate to be the first to take a driver training course, due largely to the do- nation of a dual control training car by the Dingman Chevrolet Company. It was a very worth-while course and many seniors took advantage of it. In mid-October we started to practice our Senior Play, Our Boarding House , which was presented on November 17. We owe much of the play's huge success to Mrs. Rushman, under whose direction it was presented. Early in the year, the seniors voted to publish a yearbook, The Rambler , the first to be publish- ed in West Carthage High School. We also decided to have Class Night, to wear caps and gowns for the Commencement Exercises, and to have a class picnic. june 27, the night of our Commencement Exercises, will be a night of happiness mingled with sorrow for the thirty-one members of our class. We will have completed one more step in our journey through life. We must say farewell to our teachers and to our friends who have helped us through these years, and to our Alma Mater, West Carthage High School, which has been our meeting place. We shall never forget these years. U V XY fx I M H ' V 6 3. 1 1 -. . L All V Class of '51 ,Y K, . x .r :J lst YUXYI 'Inns l'cc'k, Sully 'l'y11c1', Uick Russell. .lzmc Slmzml. hlzlukic llintz. hlllilllllil Guy nltc. lflcm- lmzu, Putty l'i':1Il'. Sully lluslwy. incl ww: Czmnl Rmvlvy. .ln-:zu Slwlclmm, lfunica rlclcy, lfilccnU'Q'm1114m1', Num-v11 Xvlllllll, l5:11'lmz11'n Xxylllllll, NlIll'lClK' IM-lf, llc-ssic SllIIl'I lhx'c1'ly ll1'1u1-3 .ml ww: blnrlcy XXIIIIUVS, Ruth lllmmc, ll-l:111:1 lk-ll, hlzum-s hlnllmmx, Run xlcl llcmlricl4, .XllllIHI1SU SUIIYZI, llclty l'1'icx'n,l'a'g' Klcycrsg -lllm ww: l.zmrc11cc lfllllcr, lim lllumll. liugvl' Uufwly liill llull-1', llI'llL'C llunzlglly, liilly llcmings, Ilm-In l'kI'L'k'lll1lIl, lh-unix Xl mul. llill S14-4-lc, .lwlm Klusclcy, Llilfllllll Xurtlm, .Inc lmczycki, llmmlll llunlains. lJ:u1 Gln CIASS Ol+'IflL'lCRS lllk'SlllL'lll ,...,,, A,.. . lam- Slmul Xvlkk'-l'I'L'SlIlQIll .,,, Dick Russcll Sl'l'l'l'lIll'f' ., ., Vlllilllllll Guycttu 'llI'k'1lSllI'Cl' ,. blzlcflllclilw liiutz Class of '52 lst ww: L':1i'ul Nlmiiv. lxlilfllyll llulciy blmiiiiiu .Xi'ml11i1I, Nlilfj' Nlcislviy lfwlyii IR-vl: llclcii Ciwiilg Yiulcl lliuiiiic. Nancy lrviii, lmln llimiiicg liiml i'mi': Goin- .Xi'iii+lcl, liiilma-ri Sim sci, Dick l.lllllk'lA, llfni llrmvii, lJUllQlZlS Rulmlmiiis, Uliiirlcs llxlvis. lJ!lX'i4l lliiim, Nlillull lim- iiig, llaivifl l'L-ck, 'llliuiiiaxs U'L'+niiim'3 Sril ruw: llcxw-fly Slim-ii, lmiiisv Rimn, lla-wily Simi' lvl, hluziiiiic killflillllflll, fzmil l'tl'L'L'lll1lIl, l,illi:ui XYilim-1. ulzuiiu' lQm'l4xx'miml. Ilan-I liIllil'l' Nxnicy lliislivyi -llli ww: Ilill llickinii, llzlviml Finlmlm, llnla llzirris, lluli XYllx'L'lL'I', llill lliiiiiw Rmizilml Ulm-iiiiiiis, llill Slcwzirl, Dick C1151-llc, 'Il-il Nlusclcy, llzirulrl S:i1iclci'si+iig .qlll rim' Ruiizilil Cuulq, lfclgzir Suiivzl. Sliciwvmul l.:1kc. llilly Smilli, liI'llk'L' llzullvy, Furlis l'i1vlu-1' l,luy1l Siiiipsini, liuimlml l'l-igiisimii, SUXIIIUIII' Uiln-ii, llulm Rivc, l,llllQlZlS l,lL'lillIllll, L'l.,iXSS Ol lflQ'lflQS l'i1-simlciil ,li, ,, .. Styllllllll' Uilivii Yici--l'1'm-siilciil .. lJHllQ'l1lS Rulmliiiis SL'L'ICIZll'j' ,,.. Hom- .Xriiulml 'lll'K'IlSl1l'CI' , .. Ruln-i'1 SllIlSl'l' Class of 'S ist rmxg Glmlys .Xriinl4l, Nlnrilyn Nlllllililllltl, 'lime Prittic, lictly iillktxf, vluzuim- 'l'ccpcll, l'lIly lmwis, ,Xi-In-iw Riiggic, iiL'I'Ilit'k' SL'iIIlCii, lluris Tuilszlilt, linlinws Xlmitguiiiwy, .la-:nl l'u'ks, Ik-xx-i'Iy liislmg lm! rww: Cyril .Xi'mil4l. Slcwznrt Smith, 'lim Sliznil, Nlzirviii Lcwis. iam-Ill lluiilvr, llick l,imi, lflini Ilrzipcr, Ilzlviil Ruiimls, l':u1l Suiixn, liuliliy llxiskins, livin iiI'HIilCI4llPll, 'Iulm NiL'i'4ZliiQ Src! ruw: Ilclcn Iiuwlcr, lilzulys Klzithys, lluzuiv XvIli1L', Ralph . . . ,. , . Iiiiwilizui, Dirk X:m.Xlln-ii, llmvzml l,m'cY1ny, hluhil Stultcl, Lznrl llruwn, blulm l'u-Vcc, -luck lilislm-i'w:1lflc1'3 -ith rww: Mr. Kitt. Sully' Swcitzcr. k11lI'l'HIl Recd. Cairn! flif'i'ui'4l, l'3i':ulln-y I err, i'iI'lll'L' ,iik'l'I'iiiilll1. .luiic llcmlrirk, hluzm 'lxwitclu-ll, iit'!'IIil'C qXrmmI4l, .Xlitc .Xi'milil. CLASS Ol9I IQ'IiRS IM-siclciii ......., 'l'I1fm1:is fyf4FI1IIHI' Xiifk'-i'I'L'SiliL'llI ,Y,. CilZll'ik'S Davis Sk'L'l'K'IllI'j' .Y 'lean Parks ,iifl'JlSlll'l'I' ,... C:11'ul Nliimm' Eighth Grade lst ww: G. Wnitv. Kostvr. L1lQllZlj'. -It Cwwk. A, Cook. Strmo. ClitTox'fi. E. Wzaitc. Cumiclgv. Fullvrz 21111 mu Hutt, R. Fultsvl, hltts W1tlI1xl'. Htmkms. Nlchnll. Hulhvrt Mcllruy. Sltzimpinug 3111 row: Crztlnb. Bllkl'l'. C. 'IYVIIPIT l'llUS. Dioum-. B. Fzlhsul. Ruwsilm. Ncvills, M. J. Tripp. .Iulmfmxg -ith row: Uvlzlnvy. Lztgw. FI't't'INiHI. Stcvtlk-I .tckwt-tl, Mt-rritt. Siuitrmpi. Daxltcm. lflglwxvg Sth mxv: Wa'tIwt'w:1x. Cummings, Briot. Ritvltiv. G. Ilxtcllt-,xx R II uilvy. Curtiss. Tripp. mt Um. 0. mttttu. wmsvtcy, SIIIIIJSOII. M. Frvomull. R, Htmkius. Plzmk, Stu-lv, B. Smith. 121111 ruwi HllIIH'r, vnwns. Yzlniduw, Ii. Frevmztn. Dunn, D. Htmkins, Colburn. Mr. Watkins: 3111 Iwmwi Ilzxrris. Pt-ck, Seventh Grade lst row: McMillan, l'1'Q, f:llYL'ltC, Klcslmtlfxulxlclw. llcllill- c1', f:IlI'Cl1lL'1', IlIlSlillf S, N1-villx . 5 , N 5 ,L'l11li'tlS, lhwlmcyg lml ww: Luncly, RUWSIIIII,lXll1l'lltlL'k, llfmgn, lJ'Cm111m', Ihshzl. .'Xr1l1111t Lwk. fzllfillbll, l4Zll'l1lHIlQ 5111 ruw: StuI'i'el, Nlcllruy, Rulml1i11s, X':u1NL-ss, llxllrlmzml, CIIYIKII lar, L4ll2lIllIll'1'I1liIl, Silllllllillx lfcrris, Sp:111lcli11gg4tl1 rmv: llulwlmzlrcl. I11mll1c1'1m1, ililylm Nlarlin, Sixln-1'x'y, Xvililt, XYism-r, l,2ll'tH!'L'Sl,, I'xllHC'l'Q 5th ww: l,ym1s, NuI'tsic1', Nlcyc lnlvs, XXX-llln-1'xx'11xg alwsculi l'l:mk, floss, 'ltyIlL'l'. Cafeteria Staff W, N1 Left to right: Mrs. JOl'ICS,1Xll'S. Miller, Mrs, Clliilllllilll. Press Club mv: QQIIIIITII, Rive, Dmmzl NlllHIgUllll'l'f', Davis, Niclwll, U'Cu1111m', Slmulg lml I'I ' S vxxzm, Sta-Wm, l:lJlIlk'Ilill'4l, Irvin, llrwlwrcs NIHIlIg1llIlk'IAj'Q SHI www: lllmlcr, INHIIIIK llllhkl lmlmlh, Owl.. .XVIIIIIQIQ Jfllx ffm: Ixlllfitlll, I,g-wif. G. A. A. - Q 1 I all tw VIQIIII fmycllc. HIWPWII. Stvwznrl. SIc'x'c11s, Niclwll. Miss Trimm, SiHlHI1flS, Vfzlff Chorus L lst row: Rupert, Arquitt. Merkley. Stevens. Shaul. Davis, D. Peck, Lewis. Cook. Bintz: 2nd row: Nicholl. 'l'oufzmt. Roggio. T4-cpvll, Luthor, Plank. Dunn. HLlIltOI',M0lllOI1dKl, Mathysg 3rd row: Meister. O'Connor. L. Pcick. Ilotk-i'. Johnson. Simpson, Dickhziut. Dionne, B. Wilton: 4th row: D. Montgomery. R. Dionne. Buslioy, N. Wilton, M. llut'v1', V. Dionne. Bislizi. Irvin. Pvck. Prittiv, D. Montgomcry. McConnell. Ekvyg 5th row: Stewart. Pfzitl. Christmzm, Swcitzvr. Sliocn. Shuul. Rowlvy. C. Rcvd, Parks. Hendrick: fitli row: Cliurcli. Sheldon, D. Recd. Guy- vttv. Siinomls. Bluriclixxixl. Mrs. Rico. Cronk. Winters, Pricvo. Mycrs. Rice. Ensemble lst row: Mrs, Riceg 2nd row: Simonrls, Rowley. Recd. Winters. Sheldon, Merkley, Arquitt. Band lst rmv: Lewis, il'YiIl,iStCYCl1S, G1lVCllC,1.Zllii row: Dimmc, 'lxccpn-ll, Plank, D. lirmvn, I5 Ricc, Lake, .X. Nicholl, N. Ricc, D. Lutllcr, llcmlrickg 3111 row: Ruckwuml, Nlnuiw. lifzlff, XYiIt4m, Rowley, Stewart, S. llruwii. N. Nichull, Klcllruy, llullmcrl, Sliclclrm, bluhnsrm, YVil- II1k'l.CilllI'L'il. l'1'ittic. Russell: -ith rmv: Miss Iizirlmcr. Peck, Clcnirms, Cill'iSIll1ZlI1, Stimc, Sillllllliilw, Haskins, Smith, i'illWlllZlIl, Simscr, Hzikcr, Davis: 5111 row: hl. Luther, lfllintl, llcmings, Diclclizuit. Lumlcy, XVilL'L'iCI', Yru14XIlcu. unior Band Luft to right: Murphy, liintz, fre, Sinicropi, Hrmgrm, -Inlinsmi, Chamberlain. Dionne, Iliilmlmzml, llastings, Gilmhrms. Tripp, Diimm1e,Miss Iiarhcr, Hufcr, Stone, Hrmizm, Camiflgc, mvmzm, Robbins, XVheeler. Mzithys, Haskins. Lyons. XViItrm, Gordon. Varsity Basketball lst row: Russcll lluiikiiis, llulm Rice. Gillmcrt Smith, limi Gctnizm, l-lulm llislmg 21111 rim lliiclf' Diimm-, l,cmi:11'rl lk-uk, llrucv llmizlgliv, GL-rzllcl Lewis, Cmmcli lIi'ziistmx'ski, limi Gln- mllc, Klzlrlc l i'cci11:ui, Ccmgc Klzirinni, lin-miy lilliutt. lxmvimixl. 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X37 .'XlCXZlllill'l1l lizly .... 23 52 32 42 34 57 -lla 51 45 37 42 43 35 40 48 42 43 47 1- ,- 183 f W Qtmiriiziniem garncsj O8 unior Varsity lst row: Davis. Roggie. Luther. Pitcher. Terrillion. Guyette. Finsterwalderg 2nd row: Coach Brzostowski Stewart. Souva. Hadley. Farr. Koenig. Twitchell. lWon12, lost 47. Baseball M lst row: Stoffcl. Koenig. Donaghy, Getman, Freeman. Lewis. Souva: 2nd row: Luther. Rice. Wood. Marion Jnquith. Coach Brzostowski. Varsity Cheerleaders I 111 ww: IIIIIIITII, Str-w:u'I. :I um: xIlbIlIQ1llllk'l'f'. Xin-Imll. I I rwxx: Iiumxxw, Iilur. J unior Varsity I ll nm 2 Nlulslvr, IrllSIIl'Y. XIHIlIQHIIll'I'X'. .xftllllll I l nw-xx: IQ111w1't, XYIIIUII, Illlycllv, LIVUIIIQ. E Bowling IQ! l'l.1H, l'l'il-xwvg Incl ww: Sllclmlml, liccml, SICYUIIS. llnll-1', l. llimnmc. lllll'lwIlIl1lll. Slut-I1-l. IC rww: l:lllIIClIIlI'll, Y, llimmc. NlHlllg4ll1lL'I'f', llislm. Xlcislcr, Rimn, lrxin. llnslu 1' w v 1 1 X 1 - - x ,- llwnm- lrllllll :ml nm 1 U L+mmn', Sllillll, lmlcs, 5llIIl'I', QllllI'l'l1, 5lCWIlI'l. lxm-. Nlmmlgrnll mx, Xialnwll, Ih-Il. Girl's Volleyball lwl ww: llllllI'L'l1, llrmx'11, Riu-. Su-w:11't. SIL-xx-11s, Nl1n1Igm11m'y, Blu-Irlfm, Ru-41, Ifku Q f a 1 - . , lin-'wmv' 'ml 1 55 Wllll vu 3 NllIlllQ4llllk'l'j', l'I:1H, Nutlvl. Xlclmll. 'mx 3 Nlmm-, l,n-wus, In-pl-ll,1.1m-llc. llmxln-Y, l'vc'l4, N:uI1lfm', l'm-yu, lllxlll East will sinh Elwtamrnt We, the Class of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty, of the West Carthage High School of Carthage in the County of Jefferson, and State of New York, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and not acting under fraud, duress, menace, or the undue infiuence of any person whatso- ever, do make, publish, and declare this our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, in the manner following, that is to say: FIRST: VVe hereby revoke, annul and can cancel all other and former wills and codicils by us at any time made. SECOND: We direct that all our debts be paid. THIRD: To Mr. Rushman, our principal, we bequeath our thanks for his sound advice and friendship throughout the years. FOURTH: To the Board of Education, to the members of the faculty, to the custodians and to the staff of the cafeteria, we leave our thanks and gratitude for the services they have rendered unto us. FIFTH: To the underclassmen: J I lf ' Q' ir J Roger Cook-A movie ticket, to save him from an embarrassing moment the next time he takes someone to the movies. Juanita Guyette-A car,to commute between Croghan and Copenhagen to see all her boy- friends. Russell Hunkins-Two gallons of gas for his motorcycle in order that he can go to Phoenix. Patty Pfaff-An album in which to keep pictures of her boy friends. Dick Russell-A jet plane so he can fly to see Judy every night. Delana Bell--A car of her own to take the gang places. Ken Elliott--A can of white paint to hide his blushes. Carol Rowley-Permission to live in West Carthage during the school year. Bruce Hadley-Roller skates to wear on his evening strolls so that he may return in time to study. Janet McConnell-Permission to have Dirk VanAllen carry her books next year. Jolm Moseley-A can of brown paint to keep that Cuban suntan all year long. Joanne Arquitt-A lasso to hold Bob Rice. Lloyd Simpson-Permission to come in any door he pleases during the noon hour. Fredonia Cook-Two dance tickets to the Irishman's Shanty. Dick Guyette-A box of candy kisses, enough to pass around and still have some for Helen. Sally Rupert-A book of bus tickets to Black River. LASTLY: We hereby nominate and appoint Red Skelton, sole executor, 'without bond, of this our Last Will and Testoiuzent, and we hereby authorize our said executor to otherwise dispose of any or all of our said estate, without any order of or return to any court. IN WITNESS VV H EREOF, 'we have hereunto set our hand and seo! this ninth day of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty. Signed: SENIOR CLASS OF 1950. Witnessed by: DR. GALLUP. J. EDGAR HoovER. CASPAR NIILQUETOAST. Prophesy '- Class of 1950 It was june, 1960, and I was on my vacation in New York City. Since graduation I had been studying music and doing concert work in France, Italy, England, and Germany. How glad I was to be back in the good old United States and especially New York! I visited LaGuardia Field, and there I saw a rocket ship which was taking people on a sight- seeing tour to the Planet Mars. I decided to join the group of sight-seers, so I walked up to the ticket window, and whom did I discover selling tickets but Bill Plank, and is he a salesman! He said he was working to earn enough money to buy a dairy. I wished him good luck and headed for the rocket. The first person I encountered on the plane was the handsome, blonde pilot whom I remembered instantly as our Math Genius in school, George Marion. just as I saw him, who else should come into view but the brilliant, young radio man, Bob Bisha.I was really surprised because this is the last place l expected to see them. We had a most interesting visit and then it was time to take off, so I strapped myself in the seat and put my life in the hands of Pilot George. We landed on Mars in about three minutes, which was quite a fast trip. just about everyone in the Class of 1950 has settled there. I went looking around and found jo Blanchard in her attractive beauty shop. While I was getting a manicure, jo told me about some of our classmates. Carolyn Church, Anita Stewart and Marian Ekey own a large hospital on Mars with Marian as Head Nurse. They were reported as doing a thriving business. Ann Nicholl is working there as the Planet's great- est X-ray technician, while Don Getman is down on Earth building his dream house so that Ann and he can live happily ever after. The girls in the hospital are having competition on Earth from another hospital run by Susie Brown, Nancy Rice and Pauline Stevens. However, Pauline is leaving soon to join Robert Dionne in his automobile factory on Mars. David LaQuay and Robert started out as mechanics, but they invented a new, streamlined car which runs on waterj Thus, they rose to fame and fortune instantly. jo told me that jack Luther had been there the night before. jack is a great public speaker now, and has traveled all over the world delivering lectures. While we were talking, Carl Arnold ap- peared at the door selling encyclopedias. Carl is a married man now, and very well-to-do, bu-t he likes to keep busy so he decided to be a salesman. We just settled ourselves more comfortably in our chairs when a loud crash was heard. Jo was very calm and said it came from Charles StoFfel's Race Track. Charles owns the track and races cars. He has broken the world's record for speed and is quite proud of himself. I asked jo to turn on the radio so I could hear what the reception was like on the planet. We tuned in Station RSM and heard that Wendell Jaquith, our sailor boy, had been promoted to Admiral and that Lyle Raymond was the youngest man to be elected to the Senate. He is now Senator from New York State. It made us feel proud to have graduated with such intelligent people. jo and I resumed our conversation. I soon learned that Mayfred Yaddow and Irene Waite had their last names changed on the same day in a ceremony performed on Earth. Since their husbands have their contracting business on Mars, both families now live there side by side in model houses. It didn't seem possible that they had recently celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary. Since this anni- versary is characterized by tin, Jo patronized the local salesman, Gerald Lewis, and bought both her friends some kitchen utensils. Gerald and Carl Arnold alternate their goods when their jobs get too boring. As I was after all the information I could get about the planet, I asked Jo about the fashions on Mars. She said there was little difference, because Donna Reed owned a large store on Mars and also one on Earth, so the styles were about the same. Donna commutes from store to store and has earn- ed the nickname of the busy blonde . I discovered that Wesley Rockwood is the good samaritan for all the little furry friends on Mars. Wes runs an animal hospital and Bessie Cronk acts as his secretary. I asked .Io if the schools were modern and she answered in the affirmative. She said that one of our old classmates, Donna Montgomery, is the teacher of Home Economics. She is getting some first-hand experience before she goes into her own home, which, by some reports, will happen soong of course, Donna always was a home girl. i The conversation even-tually turned to sports and I learned that Leonard Peck made his fortune early in life 'by playing professional basketball. He has won many championships and trophies and has earned a name in basketball that will go down in history along with the names of George Mikan, Alec Groza and other great athletes. Bill Gould and Mark Freeman have made a great deal of money, also. They own a modern recreation hall, where Mark teaches boxing and Bill teaches wrestling. You really have to have muscles to stay in that business. I asked about the children who were too young to go to school on Mars, and I found that Helen Curtis has taken the little people under her wing in a nursery school. Helen is married and has three children, so she is better able to understand the problems of youngsters. While Jo and I were still talking, Pilot George Marion appeared at the door and shouted, All aboard the rocket ship for New York City . I rushed out, found a seat on the ship, and in three minutes I was back in New York City again. ELAINE S1MoNDs. 3 f gw. 1 Maw qquvnvff xl . 1 f iwgkigfi 'H-. JB. J wir www, T WWF bv BASTIAN BROS. 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GAS 81 OIL Groceries and Meats Used Cars 81 New Jeeps Compliments Sherman Doyle MEATS Sz GRCCERIES Natural Bridge, N. Y. USE HYLITE PRODUCTS IN YOUR HOME Hylite Cement Paint - Hylite Wall Paint Hylite Water Putty - Hylite Hand Cleaner For Dairies and Poultry Carbola Disinfecting White Paint also CCC Products for Insects on Plants and Vegetables made by Carbola Chemical Company Natural Bridge, N. Y. John E. Sullivan Farm Bureau Insurance Service Phone 2485 or 2751 Natural Bridge, N. Y. Compliments The Belle Mode Beauty Salon Mrs. Minnie McDonald Natural Bridge, N. Y. Compliments D. K. BRIGGS - GREAT BEND Dealer-Coal, Feed and Building Materials The New Happy Hour Restaurant MEALS and LUNCHES Steaks, Chops Sz Sea Foods Home Cooking Natural Bridge, N. Y. JOHN A. SEVERANCE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE Lewis F. Miller GENERAL STORE Deer River, New York PHONE 1081 305 State Street Carthage, N. Y. P11096 1101172 Compliments New Carthage Compliments Hotel Compliments 5 BON McKenna's B A K E R Y Tires, Batteries and Bicycle Service Carthage, N. Y. Compliments MRS. E. D. SHETTLETON RED sl WHITE STORE 510 Cemetery St. Carthage, N. Y. J. W. Roggie Grade QAQ Pasteurizecl Milk and Cream Phone 11201713 Carthage Compliments Morgan's GENERAL STORE and SUNOCO GAS STATION Natural Bridge, N. Y. 4 -' f' - 1 Ji-1, I - f 1 3 - 1 , , -, wuu.:.z 9:-,nf I 3 ti Y- N A 'L ' A 'a r, ,JQQMW FQ.. 1 O ' . i mf ' W Q fy KQMVEZJIJLP' In ,MM 52 , A'f' qfzfdlv I WM QL Qafzwf' ff 5 1 P!l.A'.,,!L lZ! g if-Z i W p?i,ag,,U!G90J4fQ ff QQQSQJJJMMJS2 Aj2Q 7V.UqAWQ1XJ 5,-f 2 7?-321 ?ZfQMf-M Q WE ' 151 'I 'f w N I' ,. x X A Nix ui' '71 f A, Qu hub