Whitney Point High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Whitney Point, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

'iw I fi ff? ' ,. K 'file new THE MAKOQN .Aw UOLD ANNUAL YEAPBOOK or me WHITTEY POIN' CENTRAL SCHOOL O UK TH E M E FDR A B ET T E K TUMOR new DUT . e are 524 students in grades 1-6 The kindergarten has been run r . OP two SCDBPBUB QPOUDS of f1Ve'ye8F'0ldB in order to.accommodate the SPEED Hum- ber of children in this age level. Seven war veterans have returned during the year for refresher courses before going on to higher education. This year is the first year for the school to participate es a member of the Susquenango League, in interschool sports, music, prize speaking, and Commercial contests. Earth Science and Bolid Geometry have been added to the highschool curriculum. A guidance office. conducted by Mrs. Helen Frawley. was opened this year to serve the needs or all who wish to inquire into possibilities for furthur education and to plan their courses accordingly. Thirty-eight seniors plan to receive their diplomas at the June grad- uation. ing this past school year 961 students have been enrolled Ther Page 2 DHD! cm' ION wW,LJ aJ '4'4 ' ,f,A,,,,,.1,faA,zT,2. w-facie gf 04.4 LMI 7fnM,.4L..., Q-4'-4 4 ,Z M-vb J CQLZL 5. Lfdawnp- XML f+wQ 0.-L. ff-if-JQc',4,Z, 5- 1 ff Ajfcf LJ U JD 7' Page 3 THE 8TH ANNUAL EDUTICDN GF THE AND N AND IEOHD 1947 ' QJQMOU ASS ISTANT EDITORS flak, if 74-few CONTENTS Introduction Dedication Administration Seniors jr. and Sr. High Grades School in Action Organizations Athletics Advertising Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Published by the students of the whitney Point whitney Point, New Yo Page 4 FK 2 3 5 13 25 39 49 65 81 97 Central School I ' ' m '--Y' ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCfXT1Q uQ Iembers of the Bonrd of Educat 4 Q nf ' ilsfglmg .X V it meet reg- ularly onee a month to administer the affairs of the school. - Seated: Mr. Walter Smith, lr. Clarence lalter, president, and lr. Kenneth Stearns. Standing: llr.'Cnrl Bird, lr. 1-relnlrllin 1 Pendell, and lr. Richard johnson. Not in picture: Ir Ernest Edmiater, Treasurer. .I in 41 I--I ... .-.l-. IXA- .. lr. Hiram C. Goodrich, District Superintendent of schools, is A regular caller at Ihltney Point Central School, the largest in his supervisory district. Page 6 ?IUNC1PAL'S OFFICE Mr. Caryl E. Adams, Supervising Principal of Whitney Point Central School, starts off each morning by making the announcements Over the public address system. ,6 '4 ! liss Iva Hillingefg OUT School Mr. Osmer Brooks, vice-principal is 3eCf0t3fYv 100k3 UP from he' spending some time on the financi alectromat where she is typing the accounts of fhe c1asse,, morning sttendlnce. . Page 7 KN ff T xr t Gra been u uxuu er Busn rd Grade K t s f'f J If LW? P X -c.v - -V Y - --fn ' ' ' . M K U Grace Ticknor Nettle Clark Grade MUSIC :2R:olcN5i:: Sixth Grade sixth Grade Chorus t Olga Tracy F Mar!e Scott M.A. Wanda Baker B.A. . ' . Sr. H. English Art, English Social Studies ST. H- ww NM M t Q , H zlq . Helen Fravley A.B John Crosley H.A. ' J-H- English A Mary clark Social Studies Libfifiin v'-lk' 1 Fay Wilder A.B Tressa Corcoran A,B, Margaret Gilbert B.M. Elizabeth C J.H. English ' Llnzunse Instrumental Music I I.H. SOC. Studies Journalism Band Homemaklng Page 9 arnsey B S J H l Theodore Eckert A.B. John Sullivan Sr. H. Science Ind. Arts N 1 , ' George R'c tt Georse Wxlcox B.S LH. Mataezmtzcs Winitred Mcnamara A.B. Alficultuf' Jug. Eng1i,h Mathematics. Oamer J. Brooks B.S. V. Princi al Betty Glynn B.S. ' Leo Birmingham P Commercial' secretarial I.H. Mathematics , I h ll H I BDA' Herman Frey B.S. Alma Houghton B.S , .ysc:e::: Boys Phys. Ed. Girl: Phys. Ed. SOUR! Hudws Page 10 Helen Mang A.B Shuqpraqpnl . N, I Keeping our school neat and clean is the job of Orvie Sawyer, Rilph Smith. George Allen, Ernest Jenks, Build- ing Superintendent, and Warner Brown. Noon lunches are prepared nnd served by Mrs. Sylvia W Gruesbeck, Mrs. Mnbel Sawyer, Mrs. Lennie Stanton, Mrs. Lilliqn Cfo,,' and Mrs. Sadie Stoughton. Front Row: lr. Lester Ketchum, Mr. lard Grueabeck, Mr. Earl Lent, Mr. Robert Ingrahnm, Mr. Matthew Eggleston, Mr. Arthur Weggfgll, Mr. Carl Oliver, Mr. Carl Bonney, Mr. Howard Sprague, Back Row: Mr. Lynn Spangenburg, Mr. Fred Frisbie, Mr. Rggefn, Smith, lr. lillism Sears, Mr. Donald Stoughton, Mt. Lloyd Bur. ghgfdf, Mr. Stuart Kinlv Mr. Paul Abbott Mr. Gordon Hoag. Page 11 1 .F N F us 7,-o Cx 1'1- H '11 ' L L11 Ii 1 J' ' P fx x E K S .. 545' ..-ff Esker 081311 C fl an Fulm b 'iswf' 1. Q Y Q sm Q CWM S ff: Vrxwzivgf Ip Y 59.10 :me Y, 'WUWW ,P 1 12 the YTUQ e Ewray Us ' Y rr Page Q ' SEM ORS K I W P Q' jx ., 5' , s 1 R f XXV B '1 xx gi W f M ' X I A X Y-.-1 ' K , Q , I , A A ll fum- xxx ! Q., '32 'TJ' U f ' .fi-:Q ls' X ' X V Ii -f 55:34 19 'mmf-'fe wwvwtr AXCTVYW' Very hard worker is Pauline A, 4 good sport Curriculum: Activities: Softball-3 y Graduation, Future Dlans VAWDTUT YUUTST WTVHWY she'Zl always stay. Secretarial Hockey-4 yrs., Baske rs. Volleyball-2 yrs Gymn Club-1 yr. g Office Work Here's a gab who is quite pretty, You find her on every committee. Currirulum : Puslness, Art tbsl fl. Activitiesg Basketball 2 yrs., Glee Club 2 y Usher for jr. and Sr. Playg, Refreihmehf Fvmm- for Harvest Dance. Decorstion Committee Sr- Ba Future Plans: Business school POROTHY NAV BLAYFSLEV Her time is spent in the Honcmaking Room, To be a housewife is her doon. Curriculum Homemsking Activities: Dance Club 2 yrs., Homemsking club 1 Yr., Dramatics Club, Refreshment Comm, fo, Dances, Decoration Comm for Jr. Prom, Dinner Comm. jr. and Sr. Play, Volleyball refgre, 2 1 Future Pls s p nl: York-Beauticisn MART? BUWMAY fair of haffy Sweet and meek' Marie hails Curriculum: Activities: Future Plans from Castle Gfevk- Secretarial Practice Volleyball g Secretarial Work Page 14 l-3 yrs, Usher for ' Z4J.44L1?4,LJ , A FLOYD CHARLES BROWN Piano and music is his talent, In our class there is HONG S0 gallant- Curriculumz Academic Activities: Band, Senior Chorus, Octet. Future Plans: ,work A IEWAF' rnemv mmauwp 5967 -QL As President of the class he has the floor, n Varsity Basketball, he 39445 the score' Curriculum: College Entrance Actlvitieii If- Ind Sr. Class Pres., pasketbgll Vlflify Team 2 yrs., J.V. Team 1 yr. Baseball I yr benio' P1lYv SP0Tt! Reporter Pointer Weekly Future Plans: Undecided THELMA MARIE CHAPMAN of iznizz Sis? A cheerful student, 571g Curriculum: College Entrance Activities: Student Director of Sr. Play and Maroon and Gold , Future Plans: Business School and work '9 JAMES WILLIAM CARVER A He returned to school as an ex G-I, Fe know as a Senior he'll get by. Curriculum: Shop Activities: Committees for Senior Ball and Play Future Plans: Construction Work Page 15 ' ' seek RODA AGNES COTCAMP ' ' ll E fzclcnt capable and ff16ndly,t0 a I Vis chosen chairman of the Senior Ball' Curriculum Business Activities Basketball, Softball, and Hockey- 4 yrs Volleyball-2 yrs., secretary or Jr. Clasm Chairman or Si8E1OnSFi Selling, Chalrman or Xmas Future Plans: FIOPISC KENNETH JULIAN DAULEY Ie's captain of our basketball team, And on all sports he's on the bean. Curriculum' Shop Activities: Varsity Football, Basketball, and Baseball 3 yrs., V.P. Awards and Letters in Student Council, Band-5 yrs., Sec. Freshman Class Dance Committees, jr. and Sr. Play Stage effects, V.P. of Senior Class ans: Work MAWY CATHEQTNW DEWAN WAE SERTIE COBB Earnest in work and ncver griping, Usually find her doing some typing. Curriculum: Secretarial Activities: Dance Club-2 yrs., Soph. Dance Committee Dramatic! Club-1 yr., Refreshment Committee junior May Dance, Dinner Comm. jr. Play, Decoration Comm. jr. Prom, Usher Sr. Play, pointer Weekly, Maroon and Gold-1 yr. Future Plans: office Work Her name qas Drusilla in the Senior Pla , Her favorite activity is three meals a y. Curriculum: Liberal Arts Activities: Junior and Senior Play, Cheer- leading-2 yrs., Class teams-2 yrs., School teams 2 yrs., Jr. V.P. of social Affairs, Chorus-1 yr. Maroon and Gold-1 yr., V.P. of student Council. Future Plans: Nursing Imge16 0fqj14'4LJ Za f o NORMA MAE DOOLITTLE A sweet and conscientious little lass, Always studious and eager TH hCT C1085- Curriculumz Secretarial Activities: Usher of Jr. and Sr. Plays, Dance Club, Ticket committees for class dances Future Plans: Secretary I ROSE ELDORA EDWARDS Rosie who is as pretty as a posy. Hill make somcone's hone neat and cozy. Curriculum: Nursing Activities: All class sports-4 yrs., Chorus- 2 yrs., Usher of Ir. and Sr. Play, Twirling-2 yrs., Future Plans: Nurse or Typist ' 'ti? ' n HUGH QEVON ENSTGN liter Portraying Abner in the . S ' Hts popularzty grows from day onto? Play' to days Curriculum: Science Activities: V.P. soph. Class, Football 4 yrs., Basketball-4 yrs., sr. Play Cast, Public Speaking-1 st Prize. Future Plans: College HELEN LOIS FULMER ,In nusic and sports she's an ardent fan, jc4L4?9LALLd4-, But Journalist is her future Plan. Curriculum: College Entrance Actlvitiea: Chorus-6 yra. Sr. Band-5 yrs., Claal Spqrt Teams-4 yrs., School Sport Teams, Sr. Play, Ir. Prom, Sr. Ball, Soph. Vlce1Prea. of Social Affair! Pointer-leekly-4 yra., 3 yra Maroon B Gold 8 Aaaociate Editor of Yearbook, Public Speaking, jr. Dramatic: Club, Trio, Dance Committees and Swing Band. Future Plana- College-Journalism Page 17 CEgD 77 02Lf7412 4 , If A ,vw T ,.,,.VYV UVTVV, Frank loucs With Gladys Curriculum: 'vw to roam aooard, in his little Ford. Liberal Arts Activities: J.V. Basketball 2 yrs.,Football l yr.,Varsity Baseball l yr., Class teams 3 yrs., Gym club 3 yrs., Band l Yf- lf- and Sr. Play Cast, V,P, Student Council Future Plans: Iridefinite inter Feckly Editor, can combctitor. ' - 'f DEULAH MARIE FEHH Beulie, as the PO In sports, is a k Curriculum: Business Activities: Pointer Weekly Fditor, jr. Prom Committee, Yearbook Qtaff-4 yrs., Class Sport Teams-4 yrs., School Sport Teams-2 yrs., Sr. Play Committee, jr. Play Dramatics Club ani Twirling-3 yrs. Future Plans: Further Education CHARLES EDWARD GEHM Charlie has beautiful cyes of brown Cheerful and friendly, with ncuer G frown- Curriculum: Shop 'Activitiesz Chorus-I yr., Class teams, Jr. end Sr. Play committees, Basketball and Baseball m nnager Future Plans: Machinist As the brovcrb,nBc She proves her war 1' r F .. psf fA.4LJ MAPION CLARK GOODWIN tter late than neuer,n th oy being clever. Curriculum: College Entrance Activities: Entered Feb. lst-1947, Chorus Future Plans: College Pnge18 SHIRLEY NATALIE HENDERSON Shirl likes to cook and sew, AS a housewife, she'll surely glow. Curriculum: Homemaking Activities: Senior Play Cast, Class Volleyball, Basketball and Hockey teams, Chorus huture Plans: Housework until marriage QAYNOND COLLINS HOUGHTON Very cute and natural was Ray, With Janie in fhe Senior Play. CUYFICUIUNI College Entrance Actlvitiest Vnrsity Bnskethall, Baseball ond F0Otha11'3 YYS-. Pres. of Student Council, lr. Yep. of Student Council, Chorus, Octet, Pres of Soph. Class, Sr. Play ' Future Plans: College ,Q ,. BYATPICE LYDIA HOTE Beatic is a good student in art. In all activities, she takes her Paft' Curriculumf Homemaking Activities: Volleyball Basketball, Prompter for the Sen1or Play, Sen' B ll P b ' ' Future Plans: Housewifelor 3 U llclty Comm 53140. lg Q ,L RGBERT EDWIN KISNER All his friends call him Bob, After school he'll find a job Curriculum: Liberal Arts gctivitiesz Class Basketball-3 yrs. Baseball yrs. Future Plans: Undecided Page19 png, IIC o A AUUETA TWFHYA LTVVWYOEV She Plays a trombone 1 Is always ready to lend Currieulumrsecretarial Activities: Band 2 yrs., Choru. 2 yrs. Basketball 1 yr., Yearboc Weekly 1 yr. Volleyball 1 Yr. Future Plansg Secretary IVAN MATHEWSON Polite, respectful to the teacher, Ivan wzll be a success as a Preacher, Cuffigulum: Industrial Arts Activities: Band Future Plans: Minister ' 9 Lga1A11,4aJ JANE ELIZABETH MYERS Ibis wee lass halls from Castle Crick, And sho certainly is a cute little trick. Curriculum: Secretarial Business Activities: Class teams-4 yrs., Senior Play, Dramatics Club, Freshman Sec., Twirling-3 yrs., Maroon and Gold Future Plans: Office Work ,lx 49 N mg .WM MARY CATHERINE NOLAN ' ' ' Cathie shows oy her high aafQ, That Hathanatlcs ss to her a lafk- Curriculum: College Entrance Activities: Junior Play. Senior Play, Pointer leekly 3 yrs., Yearbook 3 yrs., Assist. Ed. of Yearbook, Junior Dramakics, Junior Prom Comm-. Senior Ball Comm. Pres. Ninth Grade, Sec. soph. V.P. Tunior Sec. Senior Future Plans: Collene Law School Page20 FAUULV MTLHTAV VVVTTNGDQTW llthough hc is a blond, big husky lad, In Latin with six girls, he's a little sad. Curriculum: Liberal arts ' Activities: Junior and Senior Play Cast, Basketball class teams, Chorus, National Honor Society Future Plans: College EFTTV V013 POTTTW A Pfctty girl who Leads the crowd in for her the future holds no fears. Curriculum: ACld0NfC h Activirie., Cheerleader 2 yr!-. C1 3yrs. jr. and Sr. Play CONN- Dance ketball, softball and hockey' SF- Ch Future Plans: Colle!! Il I. FLOYD LEAMAN QUAIL fhe youngest in his class is he, Success for his is sure to bc. Curriculum: Agriculture Activities: Secretary of Ag. C1a5S-1 and advertising of Senior Play Future Plans: Technical College CL.. C. 6, Q ' VICTOR SOROCHINSKY Active and successful iq the FFA, He is sure to make farming P47- Curriculumz Agriculture Activities: President of F.F.A. chapter, Basketball class teams Future Plans: Farmer Page21 lr 0 chccrs. ass officer Comm., bas orus 2 yrs yr. N o A VAC, if 5 if KATHLEEN MAE STANTON She stole the show as Abncr's wife- She's sure to have a HGAAY llfe- Curriculum: Nursing I Activities: Senior play CHSYI JUUIOT Play Future Plans: Nursing or work prompter, Maroon and Gold Sport class teams. 'fYa.1'.l. EDNA GRACE THJIQQJING Edna is thc hard working kind, I A better class mate you couldn't f1nd- guzricglum: ?omemaking c xvi ies: - yrs. Chorus, 2 yrs. F ,k 3 Softball, 1 yr. Gymn Club, Usher of ?g,egA5 gifs Plays, Usher at Graduation, Chairman of Ticket Committee for Jr. Play ' Future Plans: Bible School VIRGINIA WALTER ' Shsledits the Pointer cucry other meek, You ll fznd her living in Castle Urcek. Curriculum: Secretarial Activities: Band and Chorus-5 yrs., Pointer yeekly 2 yrs. Yearbook-1 yr., Class Hockey and Basketball teams, jr. Play Cast and Sr. Play Prompter. .-,l , 1-1 f o n 72f7azLfL,L.J Work HARJORIE TERESA WILBER This gal is an honor to her class. fhroughout har life, shc'll always pass. Curriculum: Nursing Activities: Treasurer of Soph-, Ir., and Sr. classes, Yearbook-2 yrs., Yearbook Editor of 47', Sport class teams. Future Plans: Nursing School or College ' Page 22 1' v I' -1,561 IV a ,Q-, i V RALPH ELOVER VILCOY In the shop you'lL find him workinga ' That Glass youlll never find him shirking. Currlculumz' shop Activities: Committees for dances, Basketball 1 yr. Future Plans: Work or Navy. BETTY UAE YORK 5 Senior Play. Future Plan: work Page 23 Dances chairman for Sr. Play supp 3 yrs., volleyball team 2 yrs., b 3 yrs., softball team 2 yrs., Int ' hockey team 1 yr., Y She's a country Number One citizen Since her exhibits exceed criticis Curriculum: Homemaking Activities: Dance Club 2 yrs., Ho Dramatics Club 2 yrs., Refreshment earbook 1 C 8 8 I Y 1 GZAQ i M. ckey Club l s Comm for r, Hockey tes sketball te rscholastic Usher for Q K' l 5 1 WE - Nm is-dsw x-26' ,Af sv' vo X Q, 1 A N wif eb 4 5 p R. Sn. H G 1 . 'J A 4 I .f - , S , , 1- ....4, .l.. .., 3 Q , , P r F k V' f . rf. ,, 1 gg 14, i In-aft ROOM 19 THE POST GRADUATES Left to Right: Dorothy Gerken,Kenneth Arrow,Mrs. Elizabeth Glynn,M1ss Elizabeth F1nch,Anthony Dewan,wlll1am Nichols. CLASS OF '47 The fjrst Droject of the Senior class during the year '45-'47 was the Magazine Sale which enriched our treasury by a grand sum of 3469. The salesmanship ability of our class was denoted by the many sales- manship certificates received by individual Seniors. And then came the much longed for event. The Senior Play! And what a play! The title was 'The Ghost of Grand Canyon' with a cast of talented actors and actresses. In the male roles there were Har- old Pennlngroth, Ray Houghton, Hugh Ensign, Floyd Brown, Leaman Burg- hardt, and Victor Sorochinsky, and the girls who played opposite them ' were Cathie Nolan, Jane Myers, Kathleen Stanton, Shirley Henderson, Cathe Dewan and Helen Fulmer. It was a great success. Phil Allen played for the senior Christmas Ball on December 20- This activity ended the activities for the year or 1946. THU LTDRAQY T E 1 ? First Row: Rosa cotcamb Marie Bowman,Mae Cobb,Dorothy Blakeslee,Paul1ne Abbott,Beulah Gehm,He1en Fulmer R039 Edwards,Harr1ette AShley,Thelma Chapman. ' Second Row: Norma Dool1ttle,Frank Fulmer,JameS CaPVer,Hug Ensi . ine Sgbggeyd Brown,Leaman Burghardt,Kenneth Dau1ey,Cather , . Page 26 D CLAS? Orrrcims Left to Right: Margie Wi1beT'TreaS'5 Kenneth Dauley Vice Pres.: Leaman Burghardt,Pres.3 Hugh Ens1gn,ReD to student Council! Cathie Nolan,SeCE- ULASS OF '47 CWNT'D. On February 6, 1947, the Seniors sponsored the Cole brothers indoor circus. Afternoon and evening performances were given. The annual Senior Saint Patrick DBHCE was held March 14 with Ernre and His Plowboys. This round and square dance turned out to be one of the many very successful dances sponsored by the Class. A talent show giving a chance for the students of w.P.C.S. to show their ability was presented March 21. This gave a profit of 3120. On May 29 thirty-eight happy Seniors boarded the bus to spend the tour wonderful days of their Senior trip in the magic city of New York. Baccalaureate services will be held June 22. Plans have not yet been completed for class night, June25, which will end the activities for the class of '47. Commencement exercises will be held June 24.f First Row: Marion Goodw1n,MarJor1e w1lber,Kathleen Stanton, Virginia walter,Beatr1ce Howe,Betty York,Sh1rley Henderson, Betty Potter,Cather1ne Nolan.Jane Myers. Second Row: victor Soroch1nsky,Audria L1vermore,Ivan Math- ewson,Raymond HoughtOn,MrS Tressa COrC0ran,R0bert Kisner, Charles Gehm,Harold Pennlngroth Ralph Wilcox. Not ln picture: Edna Twinlng, Floyd Quail. Page 27 Room 9 First ROW: winirred Barrows.MarJor1e Gay1ord,Ga11 Hender- son,Do1ores Ke1ly,Barbara H1gham,Ruth Howard,Jean Brown, Betty Mae Conrad,Dorothy Hobart.Esther Heath. Second Row: Donald Cratt,Haro1d Hust,Jack Brown,Nea1 Bur- gher,M1ss wanda Baker,Ne1son Jenks,L1oyd Bardenmred Gibbs, Harold Brown Not in picture: Betty Ba11ard,G1adys Carver,Betty Lou Croft Marilyn Freelove. P CLASS OFFICERS seated: Jean Brown,V1ce Pres.g Marne Sm1th,Rep. to Student Council: Joyce L1v1ngston,Treas.: Lowell Sm1th.S6Ct. Standing: Jean L6W1S,V1C6 Pres. or SOC181 Affairs: PBUS1 PEHHIIIQPOCH, PFGS. Page 28 ' ROOM 6 First Row: Grace walter,Evelyn Ketchum,V1rg1n1a Teasdale, Marna sm1th.Joyce L1v1ngston,Mary Knapp.Ed1th samson,Bev- erly w1lson,Jean Lewis. second Row: Kenneth wilber,Bruce Potter,R1chard Livermore, Bernard wade,L1ll1an Underwood,M1ss Marie scott.Pats1 Penn- 1ngroth,Lynn SpangenburS.R1chard St.J0hn,w11llam Millette, Lowell Smith. Not in picture: Jack Heade,Eleanor ROSS,ThOm8S Shearer. ' CLASS OF '48 As far as the Class of '43 was concerned, their year began on October 11th,1946 when they entertained the public at a gala Harvest Dance. Pumpkins. witches. and COPD SUHIKS DUB the dancers into the spirit ot fun and hilarity. The Happy Valley Boys supplied the music. The grand profit totaled . S111.39. and, incidentally. this ls more than any class has ever made on a harvest dance. January 25rd marked the birth of 42 blessed events---All tucked neatly within the confines of a little bundle. This happy surprise was the arrival of the Junior Class rings. Our main February project was the sale or personalized stationery. The Juniors proved their competence in sales- manshlp by selling 5575.00 worth ot orders which amounted to 3170.00 in profit. Winnie Barrows was our top sales- man lth ,. 0 t her credit- Th: rolfgiigg wgek .on February 12th, we broke the monotony or school with our St. Va1ent1ne's Dance. Jean Lewis was crowned Queen or Hearts,,whlle Marjorie wilber and Shirley Henderson were her ladies-in-waiting. Due to the high expenses only 340.00 profit was gained, but a record crowd was established. Then on February 28th, the always-experimenting Juniors made 317.50 by selling hotdogs at the whitney Point-Chenango Forks game. March and April were hectic months for the Class or '48, as preparations for 'Her Emergency Husband', the Junior Play, were under way. The cast included: Betty Lou Croft, Marilyn Freelove, Betty Ballard. Jean Lewis. Ruth Howard, Patsi Pennlngroth, Dick St.John, Lowell Smith. Nelson Jenks, Jack Brown and Jack Meade. Ana, last but not least, the Junior Prom on June 25th proved to be a fitting climax for the end of a happy year- :ally Brown supplied th e music. and a good time was had Y all. Page29 ROOM 37 First Row: Barbara Sm1th,D0nna wade,Charlotte Utter,Bever1y Sh1Dm3H MHPY Lee Johnson,Sh1PlGy MCIHEOSh,DOTlS Ketchum, Marilynn Smith,E1a1ne webert. Second Row: Eunice Twin1ng,Lawrence Sm1th,Edward Nichols, Robert Ol1ver,Mr. Theodore Eckern,Haro1d Meaker,Charles Stan1ey,Kenneth Peterson,G1adys Quail. Third Row: Mike ZODD,Robert Taylor,Richard ParKer,Robert Shrauger,Perry wagner. Seated: Barbara Hur Marilyn Sm1th,Treas Standing: Kenneth P Donna wade, Sect. x CLASS OFFICERS 1bl1I',,V1C6 PPCS., Jimmie DeW8.I1,PI'6S.Q eterson,Rep. to Student Council: Page 30 I 4 Room 36 First Row: Rebecca Bush,Nola Arnold Alma Brewster,Delores De1ss,DellamaedEll1s,Sh1r1ey Howland,Fr1eda Frltsch Margaret Fordham,Ruth Dorshimer. A Second Row: Mary 0hleen,Alan French,Byron Hand,Kennard Brown,Char1es Angel,M1ss Sally Holmes,JoseDh No1an,James Dewan,Dona1dBa1ley, Barbara Hurlbut Third Row: Robert Samson,Robert Ames,W1ll1am Foster,Dean Burton Not in Picture: Lawrence Bailey,Haur1ce Braman,Del1a Cot- camp. CLASS OF '49 November 27th the Sophomore Class held a Thankszlvinz Dance in the school gym. The Happy Valley BOYS Played round and square dance music for this occasion. Miss Hang was given a going-away party at Christmas time. and Dresented with a carving set by the Sophomore Class. Page 31 ROOM 34 First Row: Jean Carver,Ella Thrasner,Gertrude Lamb,Betty B1rd,Lou1se Bryant,Dorothy Brad1ey,Juan1ta Gehm,Mary Bur ton,Mary Lou cross,June Beardsley,Bever1y Iwaniuk. Dewan,Gerald Lange,Me1 ley,Kenneth Christopher fred Bailey. Hyde,w11l1am Howe11,Rob Gordon Jones,George Dav Ens1gn,Sel1na Harris, second Row: Phyllis Kleine Edmund vin Bowman,John Fox,Mr. John Cr0S R1Ch8Pd Berthel,w1111s Delss wini Third Row: Bruce Berthel,Herbert ert G1l1,Dona1d BFOWH,R0y Arnold, Not ln'p1ctureg Lewis Ell1SyR1Ca Richard Brown,Fred Edwards. 7 IS CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Evelyn whitmarsh Sect ' Robert 1 ' ' Z P .' El11i,V1ce Pres. ' Day' res ' Lewis stan ing: Herbert Hyde Trea .' R b g Student Council. ' S ' O er L1tt1e'Rep' to Page 32 If 0 Row 31 First Row: Theda shear,Dorothy Probert.Joan Peters,sh1r1ey Trav1s.Eve1yn whitmarsh.BeverlY Trav1s.Iva Sturdevant- Beulah Theodore,G1oria Thornton,D1ana Vaughn. second ROW: Franklin Pendel1.Frank11n Rudg1n1s,werner Pud- d1ck,Glenn Turner.Mrs. Olza Tracy,Kent Chapmann,Robert L1tt1e,Ge0rge Underwood,J0hn Verry. Third Row: Millard Lew1s,Gera1d McGrath,Raymond Root,Fran- cis Zelsnack,James Rob1ns0n,Neal stearns,Karl schmedicke. Not in Picture? Francis Brewer,Aust1n L1ndow,Ruth Ann Stevens,Robert Z1pay,Br1tton w1ll1ams,Eugene Stockwell. THE FRFISHMEN In the course of the year, the Freshman Class. under the direction Of Mrs. Olga Tracy, conducted a farewell party for the other Fresh- man adviser. Miss Helen Manx. Miss Manx left in December to be married. The class presented her with a lovely silver dish as a token of appreciation of her helpful leadership. A class party is beinz planned for the end or the year. Page 33 ROOM 30 First ROW: Marion Tw1ning,Joyce G1ezen,Jeanne Gruesbeck, :Joyce sanford,Mary Jane Lenderman,Mona ZoDD.Bern1ce whit- marsh,Mary Ann wegrzynsk1,Beverly spencer,Grace Zhe,Joyce, Stocker,Loretta Ryan,Char1otte Leet. Second Row: Richard Sm1th,Roger G1ezen,Edward Lewis,Dona1d Ketchum, Earl R6yD01dSnMP,B1Pm1ngh8m,AlD6PC shrauger,Mar- shall Heath,Ransom Moscr1D,Norma Montague,Audrey Glezen. Third Row: Jo Ann Ohleen,Craig Monk,Pau1 ThOmaS,HaP01d W1111S,Ke1th Vandeburg,Kenneth Swan,Lyman R1chardson,Har1 Th0maS.Susan K1nne,Eve1yn Hovey. Not in picture: Richard LamDSPC,Sy1V1a Manwapren, THF EIGHTH GRADE ROOM 20 First ROWg James Edwards,Betty Ba11eY,Ju11a E111s,Lo1s G11es.Kather1ne ForkeY,RUCh B8ID6r,Ruth Bl8nd1HS'COP8 En- s1gn,Jane Berthel. second Row: Richard Gehm.Caro1 De1ss.George Dewan,Joan Frost, Mrs. winltred McNamara, Arthur Arrow, Hugh Cotcamp, HSPVSY Backus, william Doolittle, Leon DCPUB Not in picture: Glen Burch,V1rg1n1a ConK11n,Eugene Kline, Dorothy Brewer. ' Page34 'S Room 11 First Row: Audrey Ba11ard,Ramona E111s,Sh1r1ey Hust,Bern1ce K1ng,Ramona Sparrow,Jess1e Browne,Dorothy Zopp,Leora Under- WOOd. second Rowg James Manwax-ren,Frank Decker,R1chard z1Day,Leon W1111S,M1se Elizabeth Garnsey,Bernard L1ndow,Grayd0n Decker William Gates,G0rdon Ellis. - Not in Picture: Rodney Dean. CLASS OFFICERS Left gg Right: Mary Jane Lenderman,V1ce Pres.3 Audrey G1ezen,sect.: Donald Ketchum,Pres.: Susan K1nne,Rep. to Student Council: Joyce Sanrord,Treas. Page 35 ' ROOM 32 First Row: Robert oaces.James chr1stooher,Bever1Y Morse Bernice Brad1ey,Doris AhSmHnn,E1eanor Bened1ct,Gertrude Bened1ct,Betty Bryant,Mar1be11e Barrows,Robert B1Pd,EPmOH gggggd Row: Richard Parker,Arthur HOyt,W1111Hm swan,R1chard Brad1ey,Mrs. Helen Fraw1ey,Richard Barrows,Lou1s Baxter, John G1bbs,Rona1d Brown. Third Rowzwilliam Stearnsvbonald K1e1n,Leland Bland1ng,John Brown,Robert Leach,Robert Br1gham,Bernard Gurney,George Birmingham. Not in Dicture: walter warner,Irv1ng Hand,Dor1s Balles Lynn I Brown.JoseDh Burke.Vernard w1111ams,Thomas Coleman, ROOM 33 First Row: Grace Hand,D0r1S p0x,Bever1y Forkey,Esther G11more,G1adys K1mb1e,Sy1v1a Henderson,Harr1ette C1OUgh, Marianne McNamara,Margaret L1vermore.A11ce Lawrence, Gladys Haw1ey,Esther Couch. second Row: George G1ezen,Kay Jonnson,Joan Davern,01ga H1za,James Kiebe1,Mr Fay w11der,Ade1bert Couch,Robert El11son,Jess1e L111ey,Bever1y Lynch,Maude Cobb. Third Row: George G1ezen,R1chard Sh1pman,Erford Miner, warren Kn8DD,EV6PC Jenks,R1chard Ke11y,Leo Hu1bert,Car1 K1mb1e,R1chard EhPBCSpR1Ch8Pd Hawkins. Not in picture: Robert Heath.He1en Lynch,Freder1ck Stone, Florence Higham. Page 36 O ROOM 35 First Row: Thelma Utter,nar11yn ze1snack,Barbara Underwood CBROIYD Prent1ce,He1en wegrzynsk1,Bone1ta Thomson,Robert ora18.G0rdon Tw1n1nB,Frank Vandeburg,D0na1d Pratt,Ned 'J' Sturdevant. Second Row: selvin smith,Ethe1 w111is,Betsey Van Ditto, Judy schermerhorn,She11a Teasda1e,Joyce 0l1ver.Bever1y stevens,Max1ne Tennant,Chester Murch. Third Row: James wade,Harry spangenburS,Bruce R11ey,Joseph SChu1bZ,ChaFleS Und6FW00d,Hugh Ou811,Jeff6PSOn SDF1ngSi0n, Norman Str0ng,Jack Tay1or,Robert HBCDGWS- Not in picture: Joyce Pende11,3tanford Ross,Jacque11ne Travis.Joyce w1111ams,Kenneth W1ll18mS,B111 w1111ams, CLASS OFFICERS L ft UO Right! Joyce W11l18mS,TP63S.Z Carolyn PPSHSICS, e RSD. to Student Council: Jim K1ebe1,V1ce Pres., Joyce 011V6T,S6Ct-Q Sy1V1B Henderson.Pres. Page37 i r! 'W 995 E . .,..,, A d Mdicclm ft 'X new 6 f w Saint dohn the OiY5U .gr- iwmm r:.? Yo A -'Q Caihe m a d ken ans his Hara S Marvin Strom The P545 Raves J X P T f NN ll kxkxyullllf, o o 111 E93 MS MRS. GRACE TIUWNOR ANP HTH STYTH GRAPE Firgt Row, Fred Viehweger, Michael lade, Donald David, Joyce Leach, Kenneth Oliver, Norman Thomaa, Dwight ReYn01d9v Dorothy Birmingham. Second Roy: Shivlev Ucnrath, Gordon Haight, Barbara C0fClmP. june Brigg-, Lorraine Wasko, DOIOYGH POYYCY- C 51Yn Snf'u3 ' Boyd Stowell, Neta Riley, Charles Hiza, Robert Blakeslee, Audrev Spencer. Third Row: Samuel Lee, Donald Wi1l0Un D9f0thY GfU9l09Cka Winola Goodrich, Barbara Hyde, Shifley Oliver. lfl- Ticknvfv Florence Leet, Rena Rosa, Helena Bush. CIYUIYH DePUCv Harold Ellis. Fourth Row: Edward Riegelmann, Robert Glfelf Evefelte Lewis, Donald Huat, james Smith, Robert callen. John Cf0Hin- Not In Picture: Robert Zhe, Elmer lurray. Robert Lindov. MISS NFTTIV UPARK ANP SWR FIYTH GUAPW Fiflt ROW: james Knowlden, Robert Black. Kenneth Batey, Konald Gorham, Robert Stearns, Thomaa Lyncn, Cleon yuan, Gordon Blakealee. Second Row: Audrey Vaughn, Anna Lindow, Anita Theleman, lisa Amy Birmingham, Cadet, Helen Dennison, Lila lillia, Mi Clifk George r Cargin, jack Morse, Robert Ahern' F Ci' Rove. Edwin sun. Third Ro'f Irby Craver, Clarence H 1 Patricia Ad a .rr S' Jesiie Rozelle' l an , Anna Heath, Walter Holden Sh 1 William French, Edward Quarella, ' It ey cook' Fourth Row: Doris jean Fulmer, jean Nick, Nancy Little, jean Brewster, Walter Bullock, Nelson Leet, Mary jane Sherwood, Ann Vandeburg, Jaen Smith, Marjorie Riley, Joyce Conklin, Betty Underwood. Not In Picture: laurice Parker. Page40 MRS. CLARA TUYWBLW AN? W'q FTWT? GTADV First Row: Ronald Kinne, Billy Nick' James BIXYOTU Rl Ellis, Richard Glezen, Monroe Perce, Raymond japhet. Second Row: Beverly Arnold, Gall Gleleh. Pit!! Hill. Eva Cole, Martha Prentice, Eleanor lhipple, Sally Zapp, Mary Ensign, Barbara Blakeslee, Betty Higham, Betty Soar Gladys Young. Third Row: Iva Dell Mclntosh, Barbara Bush, Mary Ellsq th, Nancy Thomson, Ann Montague, Mrs. Roselle, Inez Sturdevant, Alma Livermore, janeane Croft, Olive Brew Sylvia McGrath. Fourth Row: Richard Smith, Richard Ballard, Dean Frost, LeVester Decker, Myron Whitmarsh, Orrin Rowe, R'Ym0nd Hufnllel, Larry ZoPP. Lanny Gehm, William Coleman Not In Picture: Ethelyn Stone, Patricia Hohn, Charles Conklin. ds, NWS. BEVNTCC NURTVYUU ANP HV? WTFTW G5AUW First Env: Paul Schmedicke, Russell Burghardt, Carl nu-mann, Roger Young, Richard Prentice, Paul Wilcox, Ronald alurjeal- Second Row: Sylvia Quarella, Loretta Sian. Bef!! Ed'lf Nancv Bishop, Dorothy Leonard, Susan Pendellv PGBKY Henningsen, Suzanne leir, jean Oliver, Carolyn Batey, Sue Gehm. Third Row: John Fordham, Robert Davis, Stewart Gurney, John Glelen. Mrs- Northrup, Gary Driscoll, Marvin Strong, David Morse. RiChlfd Johnlon- Fourth Roy: Erwin Smith, Delilah Gehm, Mary Clinton, Joanne Smith, Clarabelle Sprague, Barbara Tanner, Elisabeth Holden, Ruth Ellsworth, Virginia Hill, Ronald Tanner- Not In Picture: Linda Richards, Linda Parker, Betty grighqm, Martha Rapaport, Eleanor Hibbard, Jeannine Westfall, Harold Eggleston, Shirley Hine. Page 41 MIS? VVA WWTIMW ATV' 'VW F'WU TF? GWAW7 First Row: lalter Wegrzynski, Elwyn Riley, Thomas Schultz, John Belles, lilliam Higham, Terry Birmingham, Robert Williams, William Brigham Setbnd Row: Eleanor David, Betty Gerst, Kay Monk, Jeanette Hoag, Louretta Lewis, Norman Poyer, Sylvia Pieraon, Sheila Heron, Aleta Ketchum. Blanche Hand, Eunice Barrows, Gladys Relilvnln, Marjorie uenedict, Mgrion Robinson Third Row: Dorothy Underwood, Patricia Albern, Joyce Shafer. TYICY Briggs, Mila Howland, Shirley Ellis, Patricia g:g:::, Claire Hust, Ina Sears, Marilyn Stockwell, Jane F . , . . w?Ti22mRgw. -Glen Blanding, Michael Farrell, Douglas Ballard, ravis, Kenneth Hoag, John Sweenberg, John Rudd Clyde Mathewson, Patricia Gorham, Beverly Smith n No' U' Plctufef Klfhryn Cameron, Robert Parker WTSQ VUTE' VUIVJG ,UTP EW? T'0U'7T?T 'VTWT' First Row: George Sears, Lawrence Iwi ing, Chl Edmund Duhlmeier, Ralph Benedict. Ev ff Plfk' Bryant, James Barrows, Ronald Hodgea, smer BIO Blending, Clayton Lindow . Sggqnd Row: June Schwencke, Sylvia Wi cox, Edi Joanne lidcox, Betty E1llW0ffhf Anti ff' Qui' Lou Nick, Mary Lou Chandler, Jane Aher , Miss Y McNamara, Barbara Smith, Martha Ticknor, Lorna Sandra litlock, Cora Jean Clough, Beve ly Kimbl Benedict Third Tow: Dorothy Goodrich, Robert Wade, Patr Marilene Beattie, Mildred Clark, Leo Abbott. Se Mary Pixley, Davi Little, Gerald Adams, Frank Johanna Gonciasz, Patricia Scholel Not in Picture: Jane Ames, Daniel Springston, Page 42 I' l' 0 t e o B les Gaylord, , Charles ka, Harold h Leach, lla, Mary ung, Diane aldrin, e, Joyce i r R cia Bradley, ah Johnson, obinson, ilaon Reginis NWS. VKTUTYN FUUTT AV? U75 THTQH QQAFW Gruesbeck, Carol Bremen. Robert Dennison, Gerald Tufhill erald Scholes, Walter Forke Joyce Brigham, Bernice Walter BelknBP1 Billy McNamara, LaVern GCFSY. G George Leach, Mary Kay Prentice First Row: jean Hoag Second Row: joseph Piech, Richard Ellis, Donald McGrath, Adabelle Livermore, Rhea Carpinsky, Mrs. Scott, Audrey Hay Edward Hiza, Frederick Thomas, Donald Johnson, Donald Ross Third Row: Suzanne Quinn, Emile Lindow, Mary Wade, Billy Freije, David Adams, Joyce Harjers, Nancy Beagle, LeRoy Young, Shirley japhet Not in Picture: Gates Cook, Bernard Westfall, Betty Crowningshield WT33 VV9A C535 APU WNV TUTQP QWAUP First Row: Orrin Pendell, Robert Roach, Bedford Kelley, Nathan Knapp, Roger Mi ' Garwood Young econd Row: Arlene Davern, jean Ensign, Alta Burghardt, lhyllis Hawkins, Sandra Roselle, Shelby Cotcamp, Beverly Palllfdv Clludeffe Viulhnr Donna McWilliams, Kay Cronin, Ethel Brewer, Carole Farrell, Cecilia Birmingham Third Row: Edward Wade, john Mason, Charles Edwards, Robert Driscoll. Alan Schmedicke, Miss Bush, Ronald Mcqrath' Joyce Smith' Idelll Heflbefg, Diana Pratt. Shlrley Whivvle Fourth Row: Charles johnson. Ralph Smith, Dennis Beardsley, Charles Baldwin, john Williams, james Theodore, Robert Gruesbeck, Sergei Ticknor, Lavern Baxter, Chester Backus Not in Picture: Joann Glelen Page 43 v yu C i was. FIMUINCE First Row: R Norman Foley, Cameron, Rich Second Row: Diana Stretch Prentice, Pat Whipple, Tere Third Row: P James Sweenbu Margaret Leer Fourth Row: David Ehrets, Llrry Smith, Bernice Griff lot in Pictur Qhriatopher K obeft Prenti George Whit :rd Reynolda June Gl , Shirl fy Cotcamp, Bl WITH!! iff? fallard RGYS AND HEP SFCONU GRADE ce, Dennis Bush, Ralph e, Leonard Kolakovski Joan Hahn, Alice Foyer ey Ellis, Mrs. Royg, Audr ey Donna Ingraham, Jnnige Forkey, Danny p Lee Kearney, Siifh. Priscilla E8f0n, Kathryn n Glenn Crowningshield, J rg. Louis Pixley, Rufh Hi, d d . I Donald Finnegan, Kermit :L1Ee:nr Driscoll, john Bu Franci Jack Sn in,Yvon 92 lar eibel rk, Herbert gibb,,d ames Hammond. . Fred Underwood ddflf?Cn. Darwin Tennant, Bill Brad s ie Gefitv Glorian I ley, ne stoner JOYCE Parker 8 MRS. HAYWL QLOUQH ANU H79 QWFOND SWAP? First Row: Nelson Higham, Robert Reynvldlu John Clinton' jack Slyker, Buddy Eaton, IVID Selfiv John 5f'mfn3h'm' George Wilcox, Richard Ellsworth, Larry D00llf:59s Billy Hall. Second Row: Lucia Brewer. lilhelmina Haruk. 'ln'l' H 'd' Vesta Glesen. lartha Bartlett' Iv Ann SP'n nbu'1' , . Hoyt . 1 h B nnie Croft. Pl'f1 ' ' gegfifihliffrf' S:f:.:Lf:'5uS.'Il'f ifhzl li-bln D-'H fn - or v Third Row: Ronald Bulb, Ed 'd Btynnt' Ed'.rd Brudlay. i Janes Gehm, Ronald Kalakovskiv vltgini' ?9'lh' Billy Per er, Gene Ross. Louis Kl1Sk0 ki' 'illi-rd Gi -ore.. ohn Gory Svlhp I th R 3 Esther Teal. Ramona johnson, gzrgaonfoyllea Hohn. s'n4rl latte, jlfemg :ceznizig Dickie Iohneon, largare! Leonard' IIYTI: ' 3 ' Grace Ansel. John Tnrnihiln- F nk 'I Not in picture, Danna Bullock, Edna Ihltnaren, Nnncv Brigham. Page 44 1 NRS. CLWU ABBOTT AND HER FIRST GRAD? First Row: Richard Glezen, Tony Farr, Duane Braman, lilliam Kimble, James Brown, james Thomas, Robert Forkay. Second Row: lichael Southard, Phyllis Bush, Joan Ballard Judith Randall, Rosemary Richards, Katherine Stockwell, Ira. Abbott, Pearl Brown, Marie Stretch, Lois jones, Cifolvn Jvhnaon. Barbara Saddleaire. Third Row: Franklin Bryant, john Sammons. Louis jones, Barbara Brigham, Joyce Hersberg, Verna Lamb, Norman Ionk, Calvin Reynolda, Gordon Cook, Phyllis Bollinger. Not I' Picfufe: Sharon Stearns, Helen lallery, Bott! LOU Roach. lands Adams, Patricia Hodges, Emil Zimmer. D MRS: NELLIE VICUARDS AND HER FIQST GRADE fl. v ' ' 5 4 ., ' , . '. A . 5 4 First RQf4,,QiU1 lhlpple, Paul Goodrich, Jerry Hodges, lsrtln Birmingham, Richard Griswold, Donald Balles, Richard Chapman, John Gurney. Second low: jane Kalokowski, label Brewer, Carol Ann Shearer, Janice Zelsnack, Betsy Ross, Sandra Smith, Irs. Richards, Eddie Quinn, Lynn lllcox, Thelma Benedict, Gloria Burchell Richard Smith, Lulin Thomas. Third Row: Shirley llllla. june vlehweger, Cynthia Pierson, james Rockwell, Thomas Shlbley, Patricia Driscoll, Albert Teal, Chmrlea Heath, Not In Picture: Slndfl Ffiflchv Jun' C9n'1lnv R 9n' Livermore,Trevette Hornberlbf-Jimmie Sifne F Page45 bt T r Fi Cl Mu Se Da Ro Lo No Fu l' a 1 c v S l' I E tRo ton ord nd R d Co . Ia nine in P ne S JN1, HI: A p1:',l,v i e i h sen i -iff: .5,g - 4 0. W -- First YRS, 'WITH ETTWZ ,UTP TJ TNT TWD' 'fTEf5NPU1AT'T 'V Row: Tanice Sua Folev Carol Secon Richa Patri Dicki Third Patri . Sha Oliv d Row rd Sl cia M nson. Row: cia S Caoron. La Louise Ver N.. A -. .. . - 1 - . . I -A. . . , .15 'fn ' 1, .,l' Sandra Travis. David Shiblev. ROEer InHr nzenburz. Toan Sweenburl Mrs. Burk. Rober ron DePue. Mvron Whitmarsh. Sharon Prentic en : Dale Porkev. Thomas Farr. Frederick Fla vker. Tames Cromwell. Arlene Rush. Duane S urohv. Ella Mae Gavlord. Richard Teal. Car David Aiken. Ruth Marv Davis. Ivan Moser trickland. Ann Palmer. Harold Iones. Hermi wrence Stone. Nancv Strickland, Robert Wie ry, Donald Lindow, Sandra Ballard, .D-Q. IXLLI.-lla U ' Di' 1 HTL JUL! 'N' DI31'lFib'l'iU?'f. li I NQWIRGATHTEN nifaaoliv ' fe e L k d R b 1 d . 21 A-E e oc woo o ert Bart ett, Richar Cfiiqonf Mar ton, Judy Sheaier, Linna Albern, Gerald lodle,flat!h Pierson, Stephen Hanllik, Ruth Angell, Edward Bert Olas, Suzanne Second Row:,, laude Walter, William Morgan, joan Harjers, Edwin Lamb,Q pier Quarella, Harold Stocker, Mary Lewis, Gordon Hamibdd,'Iary Mead, Harold Davern, Marcia Hoyt, Tame: Bryansn Iharles Gilmore, Kathyrn Stoughton, Third Row: fgjbelt Ingraham, Duane Knapp Daniel Tiekno Prentice, Edward LeRoy Thomag , 1 Z r Shlrvn LlmPuQClfOlyn Travia, Richard Reynolda, ' gdrffd Dlvldigcharlene Pratt, Mary Christian, Gerald a ard, Suaanyiilsinger, Darwin Gehm, Joann Pier, Salley jean,CyoaPey, Lonnie Howland. Not In PiCfUQlI9 Edvard Leahy, Norman Dickinson, Gerald Young. jameU'l0llinger. f 415. 'gr ' -,f .Q ,-may , M. 'M.'L :D .045- 4 'S-59 A,.'fy 939 3 Y . 2. 1 Page 47 ham. ta EVER mith. in. he 'S' wal... i fn- -m ,S Q Sharon Prentice vw 1:-ff W Nw , i' if ,,, L ff S CH00 LX EW ACTION Students under the direction of Mrs, Eufk arc learning to print their names ana those. on the right are playing in the sand. I Page 50 Mrs. Abbott's first grade students are work- at the board and in their reading notebooks. ' Students in Mrs. fordham's room arc enjoying a reading group. f Mrs. Richards' first grade students are working in number workbooks. Students in Mrs. Roys' second grade room are learning to spell by moans of visual aids. i Page Sl Mrs. Cloughls sC,01'l,d 57395 StOTC for training in the use of money. I Hrs. Scott's pupils are working on a drawing of the Lake Village. .. .. ....... .amaze ax ex mm E 'Pupils in Kiss Bush's room Learn to use the tzmctablcs accurately. Page52 Studgnts in Miss Eowlandfs room make a study of their Weekly Readers. A Miss Youn ' g s fourth graders learn that a good breakfast daily is essential to health. A mural was drawn by fifth graders in Hrs. lorthrup's room in the study of oommuntcat ton. Page 53 Students under the direction of Mrs. ROZOZZC make a complete study of cotton. L Z- . Members of fiss Clark's sixth grade exhibit a science unit on electricity. In the background is a social studies Mural on friendliness. A fourth grader, Clyde Mathewson, was janitor- for-a-day- because his room contributed the most ber student to the Red Cross Drive in school. Page 54 The sixth grade pupils in Mrs. Iicknor's room have a unit on business letters and also an clgctric question and answer machine used in drill. - Il--Y 1 '12 A Y 535355, 2136531 81516 The school nurse, Miss Molernan, teaches grade children the sanitary use of kloenex for coughing and sneezing. SciiZacLiZ?lrmor5' a Student of M1355 Florence the ?iaio.Lnghamt0n1 fccezues instruction on N Page 55 he members of the Boys' Cfoir u d tr d' ' of Hrs. Goodwin, are rehearsing,fo: ige Egringcggzggft, Y ww' Miss Gilbert conducts a bass ensemble class during activity period. Coach Frey referees b k t - i played during boys' gyz cgZs3.baZZ game bezng Page 56 As part of their work with apparatus, Miss Houghton's girl's gym class exercise on the parallel bars. Business Arithmetic students go over P '0b7'0 'S to review for regents. 1 Yrs. GLynn's typing students are about to do an exercise. www we 3 ll f T My A 9--K .YMU m y ,. ir 5 -.. 5 .,, 5 . 3' Q' maui-we viii? w 4 if , W at . Page 57 nl Hiss Garnsey's Homemakingwl students'learn to prepare white sauces as they start their unit on food Preparation . F I 1 w 1 1 1 I , Junior social studies students studied the American Revolution by writing newspapgr articles of that period and compiling then into an issue of the Oriskany Gazette. The nintn grade Social Studies classes, under the direction of Mr. Crosley, are studying kinds of advertising as part of L system. tie American economic Page Boy ,Ihe seventh grade Social Studies classes, under tie guidance of Hr. Yildcr, are studying lem York State history fron a wall ma?- Senior students in Mrs. Tracy's English class study a poem of Lord Byron in their work on 19th century literature. Miss Baker's Junior English students hold a round table discussion in class. JW Hrs. Frawley conducts a ninth grade En lisf rg- fi X jGCf 071 the novel, 'Ivanhc-ef, oy Sir Ilalier Stcgtt. 'edge 521 lote drawings, pictures, and diagrams of medieval castles, tournament fields, knights and archery. is Hrs. Tracy's Art students have been working on posters for the Gladiolus Show. Ihese are students who cone to the Library ,rom study halls to get books and use ref- erence books. Miss Clark is standing at one of the card catalogs. Page 80 Latin 3 students studi d t ' essays on mar and peace 6 wo of Utcerols fvwww- lf- Geometry students in Mrs. Mclamarafs class work on problems in intersecting loci and proportion. Mr. Riootta's Math.7 class are worning I on everyday 1'1'0blcms of profit and lossi Joseph Schultz, Donald Pratt, Marilyn Zclsnack and Helen Yegrzynski,under the supervision of Hr. Birmingham, arc solving problems in percentage. r Page 61 I Miss Holmes' ninth grade science students are inspecting a generator and learning its mechanism. A field trip to study nature is a favorite type of study for Mr. Eckcrt's Biology and Earth Science classes. Page -c Chemistry students, with Mr. Eckert, make an experiment with ammonia. ju T Managing edi Jorle wilber. Up 55 3 tor of the 1947 Maroon and Gold was Mar- Co-editors or the yearbook were Catherine Nolan and Helen Fulmer. The senior section was done by Thelma Chapman Helen Fulmer, Cather ine Nolan, and Catherine newan. Page67 ' Virginia Teasdale, Patsl Penningroth, and Betty York com y Dlled the organizations. y y i l r The pictures and designs were drawn by Marilyn Freelove, Evelyn whitmarsh and Beatrice Howe. L i P P N The Junior and senior high section was done by Harriett e Ashley, Marilyn Haight, Nola Arnold, Mary Knapp. Shirley TPHVIS, Joan PSESFS and Dorothy Blakeslee. Page 68 I L . a aaa The grade section was done by Mary BUPBOH and Beulah Gehm. ' l 1 w , Audria L1Verm0re, Ruth D0rSh1mer and H86 C0bb took care of the schnn1 in ncc1nn sectinn- Athletic section was done by June Beardsley. Harold bl Penningroth, Jean Carver, Mary Lou cross and Phyllis Q Kliene Aqvernising was done by Esther Heath, Evelyn Ketchum, Dorothy ge:-ken, Gladys Carver, Prank Fulmer, anq Ed- ward N1ChO1S. Virginia Walter and Kath- leen SEBHCOD 8180 hB1DedM OU Uh18 SSCUIOB. Page 69 , Seated: Gerald Lang, Mary Lee Johnson. Ruth Dorsh1mer,and Roy Arnold. Standing: Richard Livermore, Robert Little, Willis De1ss,and Bernard wade. Seated: Georze Gohl, Richard Smith, Gary Driscoll, AFCHUF Hoyt, Kenneth Oliver, James Smith and Richard Shipman. -SCHHGIHRZ DO1'13ld Ketchum, GGOFSZLG DGWHII DO1'13.ld Kleine BSI' nard Gurney and Richard Smith. k BRASS SECTIGN ew DRUM SECTION Page 70 a 24 VH-QXQS 9 5 CT I Cf-r QEEO S52 CT I CN Page 71 -f?T:v-L 3 ,M f E w fi mm s ? A' 7' 'hi -5 'f 3 'fi' l' fmigiigihlqyfwwwny IM1+ ll. A fe A ?F l 5ie?xi??i?l'H? Ula l '7i 'o- We . fl l 4WWf ,o A Q ' o -H WMM? ,gs ,env e:if17f'1, r 1 l Seated: Mary Lou Cross, Donna Wade, JHH9 Beardsley,and Jean Carver. Standing: Jean Lewis, Harold Meaker, Audria Livermore, and Margaret Fordham. Seated: Kenneth Dauley, Beverly Iwaniuk, Joyce Livingston, Sylvia Henderson, and Ivan Mathewson. Standing: Dolores Delss, Barbara Hurlbut, Phyllis Kleine, Robert Gates, Helen Fulmer, Evelyn Ketchum and Marilyn Freelove. I I S 1 '-93 CHQRU5 Seated: Jean Carver, DOH8 wade, Grace Walter, Eunice Twin- lng, Marilyn Freelove, Marjorie Gaylord. Virginia Teasdale, Diana Vaughn,Sh1rley Travis and Beverly Travis. Standing: Mary Lee Johnson Evelyn Ketchum, Gail Henderson, Jean LEWIS, Marion Goodwin, Patsi Penningroth, Beverly wil- son. Beverly Iwaniuk and winifred Bailey. P ALTO SECTION l ' seated: Ruth Dorshimer, Shirley Hust. Ruth Howard, Marna t smith, Jean Brown. Gladys Carver, Helen Fulmer, Betty Lou Y Croft and Barbara Hurlbut. 1I standing: Mary Lou Cross. Dorothy Blakeslee. Joyce Livins- ston, Phyllis Kleine, Mrs. Eleanor Goodwin, Ruth Ann Stev- ens. Betty Mae Conrad, Bernice King and Audrey Ballard. Page 72 Jalle MYBPS, Gladys C3I'V'Q-31' 8.I1d Gall H9I'ld6I'SOI1. Catherine Dewan, Betty Ballard, Betty Potter, Ruth Dorsh- imer and Jean Lewis. Margaret Fordham, Mary Lou Cross, Barbara Hisham. Marilyn Freelove Dolores Kelly and Betty Lou Croft- Page 73 - l S T U D Seated: Marna Smith, Sue Kinnge, Raymond Houghton, Catherine De- E wan, Benny Lou Croft and Caro-lyn Prentice. Standing: Hugh EHSIEII, Kenneth Peterson, Robert Little amd Har- N old Meeker. . A PRIZE S P A K E R S Page 74 COUNCIL M8PJOP1e Wllber, Mary LOU Cross, Barbara HUFIDUD Evelyn whin- maPSh, DOPOCHY Bl8K6Sl68, C8Ch6FlH6 DCWHH and Helen Fulmer. M NATNNAL I-MNOR SOCIET1 Q V EQNA5' 5 Y Y L THE NATIONAL HONGR SOCIETY Seated: Catherine Nolan, Marilyn Freelove, Evelyn Ketchum and Rosa Cotcamp. Standing: Marjorie wilber, Patsl Penningroth and Thelma Chapman. Not in picture: Harold Penningroth Page 75 '---1 ,J I 'QuiCk,put them on me and don't ask BUY questions.' 'My.what 8 wonderful W L 'Don't move! Either of you! I've got you coveredl' 'The Ghost of Grand Catherine Nolan: Ke Harold Penningrothg Blair-Shirley Hende Darcy-Floyd Browng Chase-Catherine Dew Appleby-Hugh Ensign Appleby-Kathleen St Crichton-victor Sor Sydna Daniel:-jane Daniels- Ray Hought Longman- Leaman gut Lou Fairchild-Helen Can- yon' vas presented on December 5th,x946 in th W.P.C.S. auditorium. Th cast included: Anne Mer n Au Gen TSOI1 Dru: ang : Mi anto ochi Myer on: ghar Ful e e r l e 5 c Ab l' fl h S Ch d m no CVB om la er dy Dan YZ Roger K and Page 76 'Does 'ittle Snookie Ookie love her bi! FU Y wu'iY?' 'Be care u ne . YOU' egrtl L., I 'Oh how ghastly! Do you suppose he's dead?' Golly Ihackslll W 'The junior Play Cast' 'Her Emergency Husbnnu' was pre. sented on lay 2, 1947 in the W.P.C.S. auditorium. The cast included: Dot Dolson- Winnie Bar rows: Bill jones- Dick St. john: Arlene Nutt- Marilyn Freelove: Nicky Nutt- Lowell Smith: Audrey Hardwick- Jean Lewisg lilmer Sneed- jack Brown: Hazel Nutit- ' Ruth Howardg Mrs. jarboe- Patai Penningrothg Aunt jubilee- Betty Ballard: Elberta Peach- Betty Lou Croft: Wildmnn- Tack lead: Uncle Hiram- Nelson jankl. , I' Page I7 'And Nicky and I hl ,Kis. m. Dot!, fnllen in love all ' 'vor agaln.' r,, 41' ' Eugene Stockwell and his Bernard Wade with his registered Holstein heifer calf by Holstein heifer of Carnation well Droven sire, and Abbekerk breeding. Wimbledon Inka Chieftain 4:5411 . - an 'Q '11, :cya 1 , an 3 , 1' ,,f 5? digg, a E ' 19 r U v of Robert Taylor with his registered Holstein heifer. a granddaughter of Carnation Slogan. She Dlaced second in the Junior calf class at the Broome Co. Fair, and first at the School Fair the same year. 4 l ' If . Y HUY APnOld with his jr, Hglscein w- Vaurice Hrnman and hxs heifer calf, a daughter of the Yolstein heifer calf hy N highly Droven Sire, artificial insemination. Dunloggln Master Educator. Li A Page 78 naroid Meaker and his reglsterd Holstein Donald Balley and the bull calf helfer calf, a daughter of the well DFOVGH which he won at the Morrisville sire, Fairview Montvlc Chieftain. She was Judging Contest in 1946 hy attain- third in her class at the Broome Co. Fair ing thg highest score ln lu4glng in 1946 and Harold won the trophy for 4-H dairy cattle, beginners in the Showmansh1D Contest Donald Bailey and Floyd Quail who were the third place team in the Uorrisville Judging Contest in 1946. Alfred Wade Empire Farmer Star Farmer of New York, and winner of the 4-A Award in 1946 Page 79 l r Victor Sorochinsky and Floyd Quail Candidates for the Empire Farmer Award in 1947 l -1 A G W3 1 YI ' ' X' l fx to gk 'M 1 5 a ,Qin r i I F E L Dean BUFUOH, Robert Ames, Hr. Eckert, Byron Hand and Charles Angel did all the photography for the year- book with the exception of individual Senior pictures l me QBAK. -YW' 4 Page 80 5 499. 1 , -9' le A .C x ,.f... Y , S,-r:Q.,, --Y V , X xx, A ,,...-,,. Knymm L l V l I E 5 R ! Q X . ,,f'