Windham Ashland Jewett Central School - Wajerian Yearbook

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1951 volume:

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These are trying times, Class of 51, but you are equal to them! You have within you the Spirit of W A J That spirit will never say dle It has a qual1ty that has been born of the love and encouragement of parents, teachers and friends It has for decades been carry1ng the graduates of this school through many diff1cult situation with flying colors and triumphant success It matters little what your occupation or task may be Cultlvate the good and the true, the fine and noble, and when your careers have ended your influence and achievement will have just begun to work They will merge with that great stream of in fluence and power that has grown from a mllllon sources and live immortal through the centuries to build a better world for all mankind Godspeed to each and every member of the Class of 1951! Sincerely, Burdette E Woodworth J? f w J f s traditions of this school, but because we have come to know you ' . U lv - - 11. 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' ' . - . 1 4, o n Elwood Hltchcock Dxstrnct Supermtendent Board of Educ atlon K Stewart E Brandow, W S Cammer, Clerk D Thompeon, Pres1dent D Goff, Treasurer L Decker, L Johnson wed of 0174 ,Mala lf ,jp L A 3- Iohn Porteus Guidance Dlrector 1 W lzninm Wh-gp' 'Y' August Casper I n applxeclatlon f o r y o u r smcere efforts 1n o u r be half gift? Alice Wright Our smcere thanks for your helpfulness and lnterest whlch has made our years pleasant V V 'Six 4'-' x X Henry Wyman Our thanks for maklng our last year a memorable one Cllfford Baker The Parson always a ready smlle Sportster thmker wlll get ahead 1n llfe Candld, capable, and Clever Cllff Band, Orchestra , 3, 4 Basketball, Baseball, ,2 3 4 Soccer 3 Cross Country Chorus Dramatxcs Em1l Blum H1s reserved nature conceals a keen w man hater Can really manage that tea may Mnlwgrtalnlng Emll F 1,234 F F A .Tudglng tea Basketball manager Dramatlcs 2, 3, 4 ff' il!-i N j , . fl , 1 2 ,r gfL1'g . r!,k,L' Dyes' J! JA, ,X , 1 Ar,-if IV' Je. ,nd ,V Irv FJ, J , JA C ... ' ...a gh T I 1,2 1 l J 5 23 ,4 ' 3 4 ' 2,3 ... l . . I . 1 F. .A. , I V , , , W . . . ' ' u 2,3 V ' 4 rf 3 i 5 W I ' ' Q, Alton Br andow An amlable but qulet guy one of those Four Star Ath letes F 1 Determmed and Dependable Dutch Basketball, Baseball Soccer 2, 3, F F A ,2 3 4 Cattle Judgmg 2, 3, Student Councll Rep Crop Show j ,flaw fflm, ,lf O'- R1chard Daum Man about town happy go lucky can be seen drxvmg Bessle most any tlme T. Dreamy dramatlc Dlck v e Class offlcer 3 Soccer Dramatlcs Basketball Track Bette Dodge Proflclent wlth the pamtbrush clas s art1st b andbox neatness sunpllclty and smcerlty X L QL L LL Ulwv 4 W r1ll1ant Bette Class offlcer 'N 0 Dramatxcs A ,AV 2 3 4 Blotter Chorus L Wajerlan staff Y M ,ji Clara Goslee Ever loyal and falthful to school and class always agree able and pleasant studlous and steadfast MJyConsc1ent1ous and Congemal Clara Chorus gpg, Q, , Sports Club X' Blotter Ed Lxbrary Assls ant l WaJer1an staff XD Uri H! WWF w ix! 2. . . 7 1! 4 . . . 1 , , ' 4 .Y ' . 4 . . fl, fig ' 'I V , QLA0 f L ', ,f fi- ' f p ' A, . , ' K' I , if , . ' ' 2, 4 V ' p 1,224 2,3,4 3,4 if V 22 l 2 ' ' A ' 274-get ,Q ,, 1,2 l If, fl. I , U24 if 9 n , , ' X- Q - 1' A 3 r 4' .X V' fx 3,4 ' . . VJ url UA . Nil, dl I 4 . A L, J L v L, ' tv 'lt x Y M, ' lvl ' 1, 2,3 4 4 2 .U vt Sv . - . Q J l 3 n . I lx 3 1 If PW 4 VW ' L' U .- Xa x, A , Thomas Hayes Our Hot Lnps Knows all the answers Call for surgery call for Doc Hayes Ab1l1ty and knowledge com bmed w1ll put hxm xn the forefront Talented Tommy 5 Band, Orchestra 1 2 -f Class offxcer Xgqmz Dramatlcs .L hifi? Basketball t1mer Blotter W 4 ,L .21 f cf Antomette Ismg Persxstent pat1ence expert at the typewnter d1l1gent and dependable soft spoken and softhearted she s c r azy ,,, about commerce Busy Bubblns B10tte!' Blotter Ed 4 Sports Club Chorus 2 3 4 Llbrary 2 Dancmg Club Mary Lou Kelly Spontaneous laughter never at aloss for words hair and personality as brxght as newly minted penmes Mischievous Mary Lou Cheerleading M X' 'Z Lu 2 3,4 Chorus Band Orchestra lotter: Ed l 'LW , Sports ,af Q Lee L11 2 3 4 Dramatmcs wwyfrl Frances Matthews Queen of the kxtchen creatmg delectable d1shes unself 1sh, capable and competent. . . sparkle aplenty on her left hand, and 1n her eyes at the mentlon of Johnny . Frxendly Fran. Chorus 3 Home Ec. Club 1 Lxbrary Club 2 Dramatlcs 3 ' I t , ,3,4 A f p - , 2,3 , -1 mi, V ' . . ' ' ', g': V if ' v f., x Si pq' v ! K-I 3 X , r X' f p , . Q f ' if ' n ' 1 A I J,-' ' . x 3 . 2 9 1 ' 1, ,3 ' 2 'EE' ' 5 zaeleaffee , A . C f ,XJ 3 4 Q B . 3 Q I, 3 Q 2 n - C . 9 9 ll 3 3,4 I , ,4 f'X U. Maureen Moore Versatxle just as pretty to look at as she IS fun to be at w1th smgmg he way too hearts a parklmg star m all flelds Me1od1ous Moe ,, Cheerleader K0 ff 47 2 Chorus, Band, Or estra ,I W ,2 3,4 ., , Class offlcer, Vxce Pre ' x 7 X Student Councll Sec 5 9 'Kgs 69 43 it? Dramatlcs 2 4 QP 6 Sf Edward Morse Cheerful adds zest to any gathering Hola on to that gum never 1n a hurry Can take a Joke as well as glve one Enthusxastxc Edd1e Soccer 2 3 Baseball Oklacrg 2, 3 4 Track ,O Chorus K Kathleen Murtha A qulet, reserved dxgmty yet always lookmg for un clever, sympathet1c and prudent leader am1able and aff able refmed and relxable Mlrthful Murt Cheerleader Chorus Class offxcer Student Councll Vlce Pres Dramat1cs Aywmf Rxta Partmdge A tmy glrl w1th a b1g heart enthusxastlc over everythmg l1v1ng example of vlm, vlgor and vltahty Petlte Pete Blotter Y va Library Semor Play 'Six Cheerleader Dramatlcs in XJ X qw .ri in X an A ' of if by ' 1 3 4 i Pxk. , I ' ' 1 y 1 .lf xjuc 3540! . 7, x ' ' . ! 2 V' ' . ' 5 '5 l 1 ' 12 13: ' uf' Vu I p s 1.5.1. '. 49 , ,U t l - l Q u . H I ii .- h 1, , ,L I ,, 31 4 ' V ' . 'f Cross Country -.Q,,: - 3 , ,A riff 'P' 4 ' Y J ,I , 9 ' , V 1 ' he X P J al 2, 3,4 3 . ' 2, 3, 4 3 1 r 'P r 3 ' ' - . 3 'W A K' r ' 21 37 4 kvxch W 'l i., ,I 1 I A . . XF 3 NU JA 3 xg M x ' 1 cv 3 , 1 ' Q. 5 . ef 3 ' ALJ. , L 5 3,4 ' ' 'XX on My O Y C A 5' ff tp Q 4 gif v Gp iff Q61 Warren Phlpps If good looks are brams, Warren IS a gemus makes a h1t wlth balls and people an mvaluable Semor Wmnmg and Whlmslcal Warren Class offlcer 1, 3 4 Soccer, Baseball, Basketball 2 ,4 .- Dramatlcs Bl tier a I L C 14 1 X., Marlth Remertsen A strong wlll wrapped IH a gentle character our compet 0 ent and patlent WaJer1an edltor a quxck and qulzzlcal mmd graspmg knowledge readlly remembered for her exceptxonal rend1t1ons on the 1olin f f0'Mus1cal Marlth Orchestra 2 Band Chorus Zfvf' 2 3 4 WaJer1an edlto MX., Blotter M XO!! All State solo1 L ' Walter Servls The sllent type a good shotfbasketball, of coursel Easy going, but a hard worker wxth a ready grln for everyone Wxllmg Walter Baseball 5650, Z 56 Basketball Soccer 3 F F A 7011!-AJCZ' ,owl 3 Naoml Stevens Dauntless and determmed. . . un1que. . . efflclent and energetlc . gentle. . . generous. Sentlmental Stevle. KJ., Chorus 1, 2, 4 Dramatxcs 3, 4 Cheerleadmg 4 Sports 2, 3 . ' , 2 W e 5 FU' 1' ' 3 1: if 4 ' V ,,. ,LV 1 4 3 ,,ff 'xl 1' K ,N A 'fr . 5... E5 ' 1' f L, V34 fer' ,Z..,r A. ' I L- - X sl Q Z f 506 , ' , Q 3,-ig--i x- .tis -f 1 'W gl., t X ff. 4 -g-'T' , 5 af , A, X 1 Q' 5? 4- 1 ' . 1 iw ' -1 5 I - 1 at 1 ' i L 'Q a a 1 1 Q 0 I I - . .J ' -. rw V ' . ,lp , 12 v 31 4 , ff 2 n X ' X ' x 7 my . . . A , 4 'I 3 - ' jj . - 1, 2 , . I 1 We. s . . . Rf 1. 37 ' - 2 KMA 2 . 1 x 2, , 4 . . . x 2, ,4 Kenneth Stewart Never too serious. . .Always has a reason. . . Whizzes by in that new Pontiac. . . Oh, those ties. . . a swell kid. Sportive, Sincere and Sociable Stewart. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 4 William Thompson Strictly a man of actions fexplosions, t at IS I want order , says he a winning personality Witty W1ll1e Soccer Basketball Baseball, Track Cross Country Debate Class officer Treas Chorus , Frances Tompkins Dlgmfied reserved always willing to listen, ympat 1Z and help practical plans for the future British Q, F F Library Club 73 of Home Ec Club gf' Class officer Vic , fv'-Ji: Dramatics , Blotter Club Philip Van Valm D1 mfied really knows how to line ffxshmg, that lslj P stern, and practical Philip 4' fl Orchestra 2 Vu 2 Basketball 7 M MF! Soccer 1,2 Cross Country M' M Track y 1 3, ' - ' h ' ll... ' , , . ' 1,2, 3,4 2,3 , 2 . , . 2 3 4 .,.. ' . ' . . . . o ' ' Q, e' N M a rank ' - 1.1 V . 4 , 1 , 1 . M 'Q ' 5- Ll , . fl . X 3 can -P , f 3 If 1 . . . he'd make a good chemist, he evfagyffexplodes. F' i .Aux e . . . . A. .' 'q , 1 'I tl . 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X MJLMWB The year ns 1966 It has been an eventful year One of the hxghlxghts of the summer season was the return of the now famous class of '51 Each has returned home to v1ew the difference that fxfteen long years had made m Wmdham Before we dxscuss our beloved class, let us look at Wlndham, whlch by thls tlme includes Maplecrest, Iewett, Ashland, and Hensonville in one large vicinity The town has grown to a population of 50 000 Macy s has just opened its second large branch on the site of the old Muller Brothers Store, a new super A 8: P has just replaced Morse s Store, and two new theatres have recently been built to accommodate the crowds We also f1nd a second Carnegie Hall, which has been erected on the site of dear old WAI WAI, since our departure, has moved to its new spacious quarters, where to our surprise, we found the new prxncipal was none other than an old Senior classmate, Eddie Morse, who is hav ing his troubles with one of the teachers, Mr Brock It seems that Mr Brock just hasnt enough time for his Blotter The new editor of the Blotter is Ed Morse J r Perhaps this ex plains the difficulty! We encountered during our visit, our old Senior class adviser, Mr Wyman, who has never quite recovered from the shock over the Class of '51 Mrs Wyman, who, by the way, is still librarian, says he wakes up screaming, 'No, Eddie, Idont want to go to Washington! As we left the school, we had the pleasure of seeing again our beloved principal, Mr Wood worth, who tells us he is now U S Commissioner of Education The class of 51 is gathered in the New Hotel Windham As we look in on them, we find the followmg Thomas Hayes, now world wide famous brain surgeon, author of the latest best Warren Phipps, in the Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown Antoinette Ising, secretary in New York, and famous socialite Clifford Baker, minister of hls own 'Community Church fseats 5, 0001 Clara Goslee, National 4 H Leader Alton Brandow, successful cattle dealer on his own 3, 000 acre farm William Thompson, holding the position of Chief Diesel Engineer Philip Van Valin, proprietor of Van Valin's Landscaping and Florist Business Frances Tompkins, owner of a Fifth Avenue Shop of Interior Decoration Marith Reinertsen, in Windham from her work as World's best Missionary Bette Dodge, retired from her job as illustrator for ' Esquire Maureen Moore, who married her boss, manager of Lord A Taylor, where she was retail buy er and elected one of New York's Best Dressed Women Kenneth Stewart, boss man of Stewart 8: Sons Wholesale GMC Car Planes' Naomi Stevens, happy housewife for a successful veterinarian Rita Partridge, a farmer took Rita for a wife, and they are raising a family Frances Matthews, and husband, John, are now proprietors of New Hotel Astor Mary Lou Kelly, secretary to General Mac Arthur This is just a front though really she just likes the easy access to U S and European man power Emil Blum, taking time off from designing the space ship Luna for the trlp to the moon, which he is planning for the near future Kathy Murtha, with a Ph D after her name is English teacher at a University We understand lt ls Yale! Walter Servls, has made a name for himself in the U S Army, but the question is, can he get Mac Arthur's job away from htm? Dick Daum, the owner of our newest theatre Although he lsn't married yet, the time for that is not far off we are told Edward Morse, became Principal of the new Windham Academy 14 ,L ., nl , 0 ' W ' I ' ' seller, The Brain As I See It . - - ' I K M 2, 5 kt x 1 I Ad ' NV W K MM We, the class of 1951 of the Wmdh tm, Ashland, Jewett Central School, m the town of Wmdham, the County of Greene, m the State of Confusron, havmg 22 members and one sound mmd, do make, publlsh and declare thxs, our last w1ll and Testament, hereby revokmg all former wllls, codncrls and stuff To WAJ we leave the hope that she w1ll have cause to be as proud of us m the years to come as we are of her today Carroll Hauser, we leave a longer strmg to keep all her men on Frances Dunham, we w1ll a prrvate mall servxce to Wally Helen Joscelyn, we leave a prlvate telephone lme so she can talk to Bxlly Marle Johnson, we bequeath the assurance that there must be a perfect fellow for you Pat Joyce, we leave our fellow classmate Warren Phlpps Gene Haner, we w1ll an appomtment to Annapolls John Matthews, we g1ve another Mary Lou to help hxm w1th bookkeeplng Ray Goodfellow, we leave an album of the latest square dance records John Bentley, we g1ve ownershlp of the largest chlcken farm ln the Mts Teddy Layman, we leave an armored sult to protect h1m from all the glrls Loxs Irlsh, we leave tntle of valed1ctor1an of next year s Semors Irene Sharf, we leave the song, Goodmght Irene Loulse Partrldge we w1ll Antomette s place as asslstant to Mr Brock Arllne Berlm we leave the posxtlon as edxtor of The Wlndham Journal George Pedersen, we leave a g1rl to call hrs own Don Rusk, we leave a laugh meter to go wlth hrs sense of humor Dlck Velth, we leave posxtlon as star pltcher of the baseball team Albert Mayer, we leave a berth on the soccer team J1m Bally, we leave a pa1r of avlator s wmgs Mr Wyman, we leave our warmest thanks for a wonderful Semor year, and a bundle of good wlshes for the future Mrs Wyman we leave a blgger and better conference room free from noxsy students and scattered books Mr Woodworth, we leave a fond farewell hearty thanks for everythmg and best wnsh es for the future Mxss Moran, we leave a star role 1n a bxg Broadway productmon Mr Mackey, we leave wlnmng trtles for all h1s teams next year Mr Brock, we leave a room a lxttle closer to Room 11 Mass K1ll1an, we leave a few more students for Latln Mlss Cleveland, we leave another Rxta Partndge to keep Home Ec exc1t1ng Mxss Banxak, we bequeath a room to call her own, w1thout a cluttered desk Miss Leach, we leave a star gxrls basketball team Mr Greenleaf, we leave a blgger and better Ag class Mr Chr1stman, we leave a brand new car to replace h1s falthful Jeep M1ss Wrlght, we leave our best wlshes along wxth many thanks for all her help Mr Blletzky we leave a Jazz band all hls own M Porteus, we leave a secretary to type all h1s letters Mrs Claus a klnd thanks for her pat1ence wlth every Semor In wltness whereof we have hereunto mscrlbed our names th1s 23 day of June ln the year Nlneteen Hundred and F1fty One QM? we QJQ'-g'fig,2, gl Wea Mi ?Wjf9g3J ??4liw?Q W .awww Ml QKQMJ 'WQ,f,,a,Mff we N f Un 1 W ' ' J e x To ' . 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N y ' 4 -, -my -1- :warn IQ 'll JT , CQ 3 5 5 Best W1shes Jfl 1-2- The Class of 1951 Cotskulle Mts Bowlmg Academy Prattsvxlle New York Boyce W Spouldmg, Prop Phone 3572 'f7Zw1 SKILLS IZLBC UIDANLE. 1 med tra nu tnmes Placement m key pusmons IU business professlonal ,and gm xernment offices ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 126 134 Washmgton Ave Albany 6, N Y State Reg1stered Veteran Approved Underwood Corporation 335 Central Ave Albany, N Y -:ffl -out J Moymhan Reglonal Manager Underwood A11 Electrlc and Standard Typewrlters Underwood Sundstrand Addmg and Accountmg Machmes Internatmnal GEHL Forage Harv Farm Machmery Starlme Barn Equ1p T!'aCt0I'S Goodyear TIFSS Trucks G E Appllances re'mronQ. a M P Stevens 81 Sons Farm Store Greenvxlle N Y Good Luck Po 1nt Lookout East Wmdham New York ,I l 5 f To h- if ,lv Z 7 A I 1 1 - E ' i'b 't 1 'bf - ' I ' ,. , y ,, an f ., 1 I' 'J A ist- ,J vi: V. af G ' 3 ' 1121 in 1X1- g.'i Hf ' A. ' 'I ' A. . ' ' Success Doug The Barber Best Wxshes W H Moore Feed Coal and Cement Wmdham New York Tel 231 Compllments Empxre Travel Club xxx KY-'W' Travel Agents to the I-hgh Schools of th East Comphments The Frumkm Studlo 29 Central Avenue Albany New York Photographers to the Better Schools Smce 1925 Congratulatxons The Class of 1951 Prattsvllle Dames Prattsvllle N Y Fme Class R1ngs Announcements Yearbooks Awards .TOSTE N S Smce 1897 Good Luck MorsesGrocery Wmdham N Y Smcere Best Wxshes E C Van Valm Wmdham Greenhouse Best W1Sh9S Newton Ford Insurance 'vm A Frxendly Bank Ready to Serve All Your Needs Sea Qour8avmgs Bank EVEKU Payday Wmdham New York The Natlonal Bank of Wmdham Congratulatlons Photo FlIllShll'lg Photo Supphes Jeralds and Wmchell Ashland New York Success Congratulatlons l Munson Tour1st A Fr1end Home Luc1l1e Beauty Shop A Frlend Te 77 J3 Success XX X13 Hensonvllle Beauty Mart Dommo Photo Service Wmdham, New York Telephone 348 4.12. 1 avg! Weddmg Albums A Specxalty Don Munson, Photographer Harry V Lots of Success The Class of 1951 6 PROTECT WHAT YOU Newland HAV Insurance Wmdham New York Mack Trucks and School Busses Parts and SSPVICB Trade ms accepted John Deer Farm Machmery Raymond Osborn N eq . l' I Q r i cl' M A ' V X - n l J I I . - I A t r ffl Good Luck A A Happy Future 1 . ,S X! W 1. - , 7: -5 ..A-r f' I ' x f P To I Maplecrest, N. Y. Phone 59 Success To The Class of 1951 Ashland G. L. F. Tel. 362 Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Farm Supplies Best Wishes To The Class of 1951 H. F. Thorpe .IV x. :uf aye, , ,A Q f Lf Q91 TWC: '-' 1 1 K I ' .al Established 1917 Thousands of girls are needed inbusi ness and government offices NOW The salaries are high and the opportu mties for advancement are unlimited The quickest way to prepare for one of these good positions is to take a business course at MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227 229 Quail Street Albany 3 N Y Registered by the New York State Board Regents Summer Session starts .Tu 2 Fall Sesslon starts September 4 George F. Dodge Chevrolet Sales and Service Ashland New York Phone 400 With Sincere Best Wishes The Class of 1951 Elie 55131 Dllwrwlt filo um mul 7 - , s e ' of . ly To , if? .K ' - L c 'EX S' ' 'v.+'i.:ut VINING 81 STEWART G M c 8 Trucks gl Busses O O TONS Ol :un am s Sales 81 Serv1ce Maplecrest New York Phone 131 .T1 The Agency That Servxce Bullt Claude V Wh1te Charles L Mull Jefferson Ave carsklu, N Y 'Ex Good Luck The Equltable Llfe Assurance Soclety Crandall s Servlce Stat1on Howards For Flowers Catskxll New York Phone 46 Good Luck Best Wlshes Brockett an Morse s Dlckopf Harry S Famous Steak and Lobster House Food Unexcelled Estb 1920 East W1ndham Mt New York Phone Calro 9 9842 Best Wlshes Collum Acoustlcal Company Sound Cond1t1on1ng Engmeers and Contractors P-4 Albany New York I I . . if 4 Congratulations Repfefelltativff 5 - R XC N xy, - ax d Congratulations Pleasant Valley Farm Best Wishes Registered Breeders of Cattle Miller Bros. Fresh Dressed Poultry Congratulat1ons to the Class of 1951 A Fr1end Success The Class of 1951 Alton Potter Lumber Suppl1es Congr atulatxons Z To The ' Class of 1951 .1 Reme and Relnertsen General Contractors 81 Bullders Best of Luck Avery's Drug Store Success Walter's Rest Cabms Best Wlshes Gregory Pappas V 1 Success Blue Moon Gxft Shop Congratulations Victory Chain Stores Best of Luck to the Class of 1951 Q W H B Moore Congratulatwns Fred B Dodge Congratulatlons Success Margaret s Cyrus R Tlbbals Beauty Mm J to Q I 5 ., - -. Q fvkk . 1 wi -TQ57 n Congratulatlons Sokou S Garage Raymond Thompson Ford f-I Sales Servrce Stewart s Produce Servnce Fresh Frozen an Canned Foods Dehvered to Hotels o o'4 Maplecrest N Y Phone 131 J1 Congratulatlons Sportsmen s Lodge Wlndham Good Luck Frank H Haner A , Best Wrshes Quinn s Serv1ce Statlon Success Leon s Restaurant Jewelers for your Class Rings Dxeges 8: Clust Manufacturmg Jewelers 17 John Street New York 8, N Y CQ G yj Rmgs Plns Medals Charms Troph1es Best Wlshes The Class of 1951 Donald W Thompson I 7 -. ,LL I -ix o 'G+' ' ' , N. Y d wg.. . Q X9 1 Dr. . , Jr. -ILA ' To . . 9 el Success to Everyone Sportin g Goods Athletic Equipment in th e Hunting and Fishing Supplies Class of 1951 Alfred A. Smith from Outfitters for Schools 81 Organizations O R E N ' S Furniture 47 Green Street Catskill Albany 7, New York Phone 5-6337 C016 faafzcfaiaona 1166726 0562 fpzezz ,df Zum: 2399 .750'CCg67Zf4 C6 5186415 -6577, diva Wjf Best Wishes Congratulations from the to the Management and Personnel Class of 1951 Rockface Diner can-0, New York Potter Brothers Sporting Goods 294 Fair Street Kingston, N Y ' J n 7 'f , - A alma 2069 of f'N f 'l W4 Off QKLQ zgpfcofid 6Z,7? joifff af Jfefj rf Best Luck Class of 1951 G' 1'D A Fr lend Congratulatlons I-lensonv1lle Meat Market fx Lots of Success Wxlber Vlsual Servlce Specxal Represent atlve for Bell 8: Howell Company Everythmg for Jeanne and Carol Audlo Vlsual Blakeslee Educatlon Albany, N Y New Berlm Congr atulatlons The Student Nurses The Kingston Hospital Nursmg IS a Grand Professmn Why Don t You .Tom Us? QQSTON X Lg 'WWW 'Z H993 X W 6sTnn V Best W1shes The Class of 1951 xxkpyf 0 4-41 Catskill Mountains Petroleum Corporation of ' e9 X3 1 W, 'C It I ' ' I is X! I ' J . . xi 'C'-f -fi- 'Ce -V From ---- -1? of H5111 ' - , . . -. 'n fy - 4- - ,- .s- ' r ' I- I ,E 0 ' 'Q ' 'u,.,Qk.o To A nh Success Ferrls Thompson Congratulatlons The Corner Restaurant Hunter New York Hellers 5 8: 1012 Dept Store mdham, New York an Hunter New York Best Wlshes Newell Morse Glfford s Radxo Servlce D C Gxfford Wlndham, N Y Phone Success Lexmgton Sales 8: Service Good Luck Harold Mead Success from the Class of 54 Best Wlshes A ' fm Class of 52 Good Luck Cammer 8: Decker Funeral Homes Schuman s Drug Store Hunter, N Congratulations from the Class of '53 Congratulations Davld Jacobs Hardware Hunter, New York Happlness A Frlena Good Luck Mt Top Cleaners 8: Dryers Tannersvllle N Y Tydol Products Stat1on Brookslde Servlce Prattsvllle, N Y Ashland Hose Company Best Wishes Val Morrow Success Mary V Vlcevlch Prattsv1lle N Y A W Demarest Farm Machlnery Feed Bullders Supplles Ashland Lexlngton M11ler Brothers Wmdham, N W. - d ' . . 152 Y , . Y. A It gf 5 .. 5 f ,Y l Z-ii 'I vi W H 5 , , ' J , . to-3 '23 1 ' . D , . o .Kin . Good Luck Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 Th d '11 e Re M1 The Sugar Bowl Congratulations We repair Success Hardy Sewing Machines 1 'M' Welch and Grey Lawn Mowers E Lumber Company Stationery Congratulations jgfgg 'Jac JW -J' jfzfc'f4ffo?'aQn ffafgfeen j7?Z1fZ',fAT6? 1177, izffffafifcfan 741 L0 fff 01104' 170112 fpfpfpzgsg ffglfpl WYQZKYLAJ ffKV77f'77l Knlfffl fwfee fbgfgf JQUFX K' K 1 D, ,V fl n. QA. .... .... , . a'I.1 I X' . - .F Q ' f A X X' .' 5 I ,L K an IA ,la ,I I O X .4 . . ..... . - , W K. V f ,. 4 Y. 06' - L 9 jig! I7 A ,', ,. .... f ff fy' x, e - 1 ' ' f f - A M 17 g V 63 - A A 1 S7 ,' A , 'CL ff KJ Sgyfffgffw WW W fav 7,L,....... T Q mjjvv K FA! J L , DN'1,,7 5 f ,E A MJ JI X 'lg' c. f ? f I 2 A I A M V M ,. l.....--..----Q-- i . 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