Woestina High School - Woestinian Yearbook (Rotterdam Junction, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1950 volume:

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Q FACULTY HONOR SGCIETY EDIGATIUN X XXX R 2' DEDICATION Aww be We, the Class of 1950, dedlcate our yearbook to Mr Vedder His creerfulness, his uncomplalning efforts in our behalf, and the many services he has rendered us are far beyond any thanks we can extend to him We also wish to express our our capable faculty advlsor, for has given us throughout our high we leave behind us, not only our are proud to call our friend appreciatlon to Mrs Heidenstrom, the guidance and understandingsiw school years Upon our graduatkm class advisor, but a lady whom we .yr if ,447 1950 RONALD FLOYD President A boy with gentle ways, destined to a great future Class V Pres l Sec'y 2,11-as 4 Student Council 3 V Pres 4 Library Trees 2,3 Pres 4 Baseball 2 3,4 Basketball 2,3 4 Orchestra 3 Trees 4 Op eretta 2 Boys' Cholr 2 4 Year f f f book 4 Newspaper 4, Prom 3,4 N BEATRICE CLARK V1ce President To know her is to like her Class Trees l, Pres 2,3, V Pres 4 Newspaper 2,3 4,Gu1Js Choir l,2, Y Teens l,9,3 Pres 4 Yearbook 2,3 Wd 4,Student Councll Presldent 4 Chmnieader 1,2 Operetta 2 Jr Sr Prom 3,4, Nat'l Honor bOClSty Trees urer 4 Y Teen Play 4 A pleasing glrl with pleas lng ways EDITH SHANTY Secretary Cheerleader 2 3 Asst Mgr 4 Library 2 3 Sec'y 4 Class Seo'y l 3,4 Operetta 2 Girls C o1r l 2 3 Y Teens l 2 813, oec'y 4 Newspaper 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3,4 Yearbook 3,4 ANN TYRRELL..........Treasurer A sweet, vivacious, little miss. Cheerleader l,2,3,4g Cl. Trees. 33 Girls' Choir 1,25 Newspaper 3,43 Yearbook 3,43 Prom 3,43 Operetta 2. JOSEPH AUGUSTA If sllence were golden, he'd be a mllllonaire Library l,2,3 4, Yearbook 2 3 4, Nexspapsr 2 Basketball Mgr 2 3,4 Prom 3 4 RICHARD BADCOM How can one live w1thout athleticso Operetta 2 Boys' Cholr l Bas ketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2 3,4 Yearbook 4 Prom 3,4 BETTY JEAN B051 Good natured and witty Cheerleader l, Mgr 3,4 Libr ary l,2,3,4, Newspaper l,2,3 Ass't Ed 3, Ed 4, Class Trea surer 3 Student Council Trees 4 Y Teen 1 2,3 V P 4, O er etta 2 Yearbook 3, Bus Mgr 4 Girls' Choir 1,2 National Hon or society bec'y 4 Prom 3,4 JAMES MORRISSEY G ' Mlschievous and lackadais ical Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Boys' Cholr 2, Paper 4 Year book 4, Movie 4, Prom 3,4 Q' - ii . V I 1 ' 1 1 . Q S . 1 S , - -ffl A V1 il I 3 1 s - - 4 , ' 1 . w . , T q, ' ' ' L- . ' We W 'xc 2? 3 , N . o , ' ' 1 o 0 . ' Q . 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' P ' , C O , Z - vw 'w , , 0 O , , . Q - A . . . . DOUGLAS OTTENDORF His manner is carefree his sp1r1t is gay Class President l Operetta 2 Boys' Choir Yearbook 4 Stu dent Councll 4, Prom 3 4 JULIUS PECHTEL The most manifest sign of wisdom is contlnued cheerful ness Boys' Choir 2,4, Operetta 2 Library 2,3, V P 4 Student Council 3, Baseball Manager 3 Newspaper 3,4 Yearbook Assoc Ed 4 Basketball 4 Natlonal Honor Society President 4 Prom 3,4 RICHARD SHANNON Now isn't it odd how my idle tongue does chatter? Newspaper 4g Yearbook 4g Prom 3,4. JOAN SCHMID Smooth runs the water wmne the brook is deep Nat'l Honor Soclety Cheer leader l, Library l, ,3,4,Prom Commlttee 3,4, Y Teens l,2,3,4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook l 2,3 4, Operetta 2 Girls' Cholr l 2 5 Y Teens Play 4 il 1 . I I , 0 1 . . i ! Q 0 - 7 9 . ' , , , . - I 4 :T iw K P ,A . 0 . Q 9 o e 0 , - . 7 Q I F Q . 0 0 . ' 3 D I C 0 U 4. - D c 2 0 . 0 -. O Q . . Q I 9 . Q Q 1 I' ' 0 ELEANOR TUFT Oh Juliet, Oh Juliet, some Romeo will get you yet Y Teens l 2,3 Sec'y 4 Library 2,3, Treas 4 Newspaper 2,3 4, Yearbook 5,4, Girls' Choir 3, Operetta 2 National Honor 4 Prom 5,4 Y Teens Play 3,4 HAROLD TIFFANY A silent lad, well worth considering Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3 4 Yearbook 4 Prom 5 YEARBGGK STAFF Editor Bea Clark Assoc Editor J Pechtel Senior nditor Joan Schmid Club Editor Ldith shanty Class Editor Ann Tyrrell Art B Worcester ...............D. Stead . ...... S. Harris ...M. Phillips .... .....J. Labelle Advisor... Mrs. Heidenstrom Miss Gerling Manager Betty Bush Asst Mgr F Travinski Advertising R Floyd E Tuft Photography J Morrissey D Ottendorf Snapshots .... Betty Harris Circulation .... J. Augusta ....H. Tiffany Assembly ........ R. Bascom .. .... R. Shannon W. Armstrong, Joan Cameron, Joyce Cameron, M. E. Cooper, I. Countermine, M. Eberts, P. Endries, A. Hughes, H. Karl, M. Knapp, V. LaBelle, J. Margiotta, C. Patterson, N. Peek, J. Phillips, E. Schmid, P, Shannon, J. Vedder, L. Vosburgh. ,k.:.:A,,, 'V -1:41 I - 0 iT 0 ' ' .- my . Q , , ,4. o ., Q v ' 1 r 9 D . ,ni l Q i Q, ' . ' kr ,f.rH 0 . . g I . , 1 I , ooroaouoooo A osoqnooo - . 0 oss o o sooo 4 pq u Y-I -I 0 4 00 oooooo 0 ' 1 ' w ooo oneness 0 . '04 oc 0 oooonoooouo o on a . CLASS I-HSTCDRY We began our hlgh school career 1946, wlth 24 members Our teacher, stuck with us for these four grueling As freshmen, we started off wlth at Woestlna in Sept Mrs Heidenstrom, has years a bang by havlng some of our members on the varslty and junlor varsity basketball squad, and some of the girls took to cheerleading We held one movie during that year Our class decreased by two when Helen Phllllps and Charles Lynch left us Our sophomore calendar was fllled to the brlm held a Thanksgiving dance, a rollerskating party and gave the first evening movie after the new sound projector arrived, all of which built up our treasury W also presented a play in assembly and won first prize for the best decorated room at Christmas Again we lost somecf our members Mabel Baird, Dale Pennlngs, Edward Kemner, and Page Gurler We came back to school the following year as juniors looking forward to joinlng the seniors as we together on the prom During this memorable We 8180 put on a minstrel show for assembly swell time worklng on it Our class also classes worked year, we held and we had a worked on the newspaper, yearbook, library club, and chorus W lost four more classmates George Taylor, Frank W1lcox, Everett Candage, and Peter Zobre, but we also welcomed a new member into our class, As we come has dwlndled to year, featuring We were honored National Honor Society, whlch recelved its charter Richard Shannon class thlS prom tathe only up to our last year at Woestina, our 14 members We have been very actlve a Hallowe'en dance, a play, and the by havlng five of our members elected th1s year They are Eleanor Tuft,Betty Jean Bush, Beatrice Clark, Joan Schmid, and Jullus Pechtel As we depart from Woestlna, we hope we have left the teachers a good lmpresslon of us and have given the fresh men something to look forward to Remember, Freshmen, some day you may be senlors too . . . Q 0 . . e a rollerskating party, a Christmas dance and several movies l ' 9 . e , 0 Q 3 Ceegfamenf The Class of 1950 of the Woestina High School, having come to our last hours in our right mnds, and ln peace w1th all the world do hearby give, bequeath, and devise ur worldly goods and possessions to the following bSD8f1Cl8FEE to wit Joe Augusta leaves his ability to manage the basketball team to Ralph Mason Richard Bascom leaves his winning personality for get ting along with girls to Fred Baird Betty Bush leaves her llkeable sense of humor to Merle Phillips Jimmy Morrissey leaves his natural ability to Frank Augusta Bunky Pechtel leaves his wit and wisdom to Nelson Peek Edith Shanty leaves her quiet ways to Diane Van Epps Eleanor Tuft leaves her technique with the boys to Arlone Hooker Bea Clark leaves her position in Mr Brown's office to Patty Shannon Joan Schmid leaves her studious ways to Donald Ryder Doug Ottendorf leaves his love for automobiles to Joe Casso Ann Tyrrell leaves her place on the varsity cheerlead ing squad to Patty Stauffer Harold Tiffany leaves his good taste in clothes to Joe Margiotta Dick Shannon leaves his ability for speech to Norman Crozier The Senior Class wills Mrs Heldenstrom a better class than she has had for the past four years Sf i an c o Ronald Floyd leaves his many offices to Paul Aldi. PRCDPHECY As we start off on our magic carpet in the year nineteen hundred sixty, we swoop down on the state of Colorado where we see fifty acres covered with chickens Because of our curiosity we decide to stop for a few minutes Landing at the main entrance we see a large sign 'Bunky's Chicken Farm, Ronald Floyd, Manager Much to our surprise we find they are none other than our two trusty school mates, Ronald Floyd and Jullus Pechtel We talk with them for a while and then, returning to our maglc carpet, we journey on to seek out our other classmates After cross1ng many states we land in Florida We stroll along Miami Beach and notice two fellows lazily sunning on the crowded beach We look a little closer and find that they are Richard Shannon and Harold Tiffany Immediately we start to talk and after a while we discover they are in Florida on a WBus1ness Dealn We w1sh them luck and once more we take to the sky Leavlng Florida, we head north to a cooler climate As we deslre a little entertainment, we decide to stop in New York to see a basketball game Upon entering Madison Square Garden, see that lt is a decisive game between two professional teams We stay to the f1H1Sh and find out that the manager of the winmng team is none other than Joe Augusta, who formerly managed our own Woestina teams Since he was surrounded by many reporters and photographers, we didn't have a chance to talk w1th him, but we are glad to know he has succeeded Before leaving New York we decided to see a baseball game between the New York Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodgers Before the game we want to get a few Yankee autographs, because we are Yankee fans While standing there waiting for a chance to see the who was calling us and we found R1ch1e Bascom, famous shortstop for tre Yankees, trylng to get our attentlon After hearing of his great success, we traveled on Still deslring more amusement we travel over to Coney Island We enter the fortune tell1ng booth and as we s1t down, we notice Eleanor Tuft gazing into her crystal ball She begins tell1ng us our fortunes but stops instantly when she recognized us We only have a very short chat because others are eagerly waiting outside her booth We hop onto our magic carpet once more and head toward upper New York State We stop at that famous capital city, Albany, to get somethlng to eat, but the booths in the restaurant were all filled We walked over to a table where only one girl was:mtting and asked 1f we might Join her She looked up and to our surprise it was our classmate, Joan Schmld We asked her what she was doing and she replied that she was head nurse at Albany City Hospital As time was short we finished lunch and moved on In nearby Schenectady we stopped again to gaze at the big city We walked into the First National Bank and asked where to find the president A guide showed us lnto his outer office and to our surprise we found Bea Clark, his faithful private secretary, sitting behind a desk Since she had not journeyed far from our little school, we asked if she knew where Jim Morrlssey and Doug Ottendorf were She sa1d we could find them in our old home town . C we , 1 players, our names echoed through the crowd. We turned to see A 0 . . 0 We flew through the sky and came again to earth in Rotterdam Junction. It had become a booming town with several gas stations and beauty salons. We walked into a Tydol gas station and found Doug behind a big desk littered with papers. Looking at a name- plate on his desk we noticed that he was the sole owner. We asked him where Jim was. Doug grinned as he led us into an exclusive beauty salon, catering to wealthy women. We asked Doug why he had taken us in there, but before he had time to tell us, we saw Jim. No, he wasn't a beauty operator or stylistg his job was easy. He had to keep the girls and women amused until the operators were ready for them. Considering theability which he had shown in school we knew before he told us so, that he was happy with his work We noticed one girl, who had a sign marked specialist over her booth We asked who she was, and found it to be Betty Bush She offered to demonstrate her skill on us, but we refused for we had little time We then headed back west, but stopped at Niagara Falls long enough to enjoy their beauty, and then we looked up our other classmates We didn't have to look far, before we found Ann Tyrrell and Edith Shanty enjoying the beauty also We talked with them and learned that they were on their honeymoons It was growing darker and the light of the sun was fading as we told them we had to leave before darkness and nightcwer took us When in the sky once more, we decided that the Classof '50 had not turned out too badly after all my 54' 1, ULD DUTEH mmm 3 ,j I A ,335 J aw NIMH EEIEIIEHE EI mfwfiwiwm E135 dulkl ,ca-M, JJWCQJ' M46 .7-ofw o O - O O O . O C C O .' ui 'CI , ' A -. . X . 'J S Q z ia 0 of T sl U ' 6 V . W ' . 5 .f 4 Q ' iv 4 1' n x. I ex , x Q . - .1 , x -'xx I Q ' ' 5 I . Q I g B A 3 f , A il .Q,, ' , 'dw eff 'J' .h x . 7 .4 7- - 5-rl 73f'h T.f Tvj, WP f ' ,S A MF'l???.1.4Hwf2?a31' , V ,'f f'fQ ' - --an l ?V 'I V' 1 -Y 1 5:10519 494' 1 A. HQ W ' .7 Q, Q 5 X if . Eg ,X 1 l ,. i ---JI vm if -Er .. F -M IUNICDR CLASS President Richard Hooker Vice President Joseph Casso Secretary Barbara Worcester Treasurer Paul Aldi Student Council Roger Patterson We had a good attendance at our Thanksgiving Dance. We are glad that everyone enjoyed them selves. We are planning a roller skating party soon after the basketball season. Three of our classmates were elected members of the National Honor Society: Florence Travinski, Barbara Worcester, and Nelson Peek. Congratula- tions, classmates. Although Jean Margiotta is in the Glenridge Sanitorium, we think of her often. We are glad to know that she is getting well. as 3. f H I ', l 21 P s A X 3 s 4 A ' T Q 'S ws t Q t P s'-- - - f . l , ,Z i f K ff ,l 47 Zzf 'Q X I' H X X SCDPHCDMORE CLASS President Mary Ellen Cooper Vice President Diane Van Epps Secretary Betty Lou Harris Treasurer Carolyn Patterson Student Council Joe Margiotta We started off ou Sophomore year with a new member, Stewart Dean, who came from Scotia Junlor High Although we were glad to make this gain we were sorry to lose another classmate, Steve Hughes During our Sophomore year, we have done quite a few things We had a scavenger hunt, to which we invited our friends. After the hunt we danced in the gym. In step with the holiday spirit, we held a Christmas dance, which added 36.00 to our treasury. We also featured a popcorn and candy sale, which we considered a success. We are all looking forward to our Junior year. L I Q, P If 2 P, A N '- 'fi ' . , A A, g li ' I V L- V ,.. . .K - I-V. , Q 1 v- f- 4. k v 's. X I fl A A .muy , fn V V I C O ' 0 l O C Q Q o U C ' a O Q T' 9 ..lI ' if ,j X S W Q 'K 1 I 0 A 'A gn N H X f 9 1 A . . y : . Xb ' 5 ,,,guw '..,Jm,4.' H , ivirvgs-,g:'? 'i 5 '1 vr-A FRESI-IMAN CLASS President David Drumm Vice President Ethel Erschen Treasurer Beverly Johnson Student Council Frank Augusta In September the Freshmen Class had nineteen members, but since then we have increased to twenty one Five members of our class were junior varsity cheerleaders and one was a varsity cheer leader One boy from our class was a member ofthe junior varsity basketball team while two boys were on the varsity team In February we lost two of our class members, Dolores and Benjamin Falcigno, Buddy had been our class treasurer Secretary . . Batrioia Shannon X LEMENTARY 42 fi Q Q H 5 EIGHTH GRADE F ff ,HT CHOIR - i fl f - f 'Q f' +- ,PZ . s J ' V A K - , if 1 Ng - t F ' , v . I A, :Eff As ' i V I 'taxi' . ' ' 93... V 2 . 's ' Y 0 2 . 2 I 'M . . Q . s Q KINDEEGARTEN FIRST GRADE THLETIC 'x F F6 'D BASKETBALL QQPP F5 CI-IEEE LEADERS 'isr- '31 5 'FU' Tips: ATHLETICS Woestina has reason to be proud of the 1949 50 basketball team because of 1ts very successful season This year the Four Courty League wa composed of only flve schools Oppenhelm, Perth Galway Stratford and Woestlna Because amsterdar Tech dropped out of the league, Woestlna had an opportunity to play Mont Plea sant and the Alumni Woestina lost both games to Mont Pleasant and won and lo t one to the Alumni In the league games the team showed good playlng ab1l1ty R teamwork by w1nn1ng all but one game That game was lost to Perd1 35 34 Our most important game was with Perth when me played play off game with them in Amsterdam and won by a score of 43 39 Joe Casso was hloh scorer for the season and R Floyd placed second, but this couldn't have been possible without the great passing teamwork and backcourt work of D Ryder, R Bascom and H Tiffany Coach FTlgUl6ttO worked hard to put a creditableteam on the floor and should receive due credit The whole team unmzs in thanking him for the efforts he made in its behalf ayer Points ayer Points Casso 160 Indian Tiffany Margiotta Bascom Augusta Ryder Pechtel Morrissey The Woestina Junior Varsity squad also had a very remarkable season They won 12 games and lost none On April 29, WO6St1H8 attended the league banquet at Oppenhelm and had a good t1me The cheerleaders did a great job of keep ng up the school spirit and team morale throughout the season The varsity cheerleaders were Betty Lou Harris Susan Hamas Arlone Hooker, Beverly Huntlngton, Bernadette Lynch, and Ann Tyr rell The girls chose standard UR1fOTUS gabardlne royal blue warmup jackets tr1mmed 1n grey, blue skirts with grey interpleats Betty Jean Bush and Edith Shanty were the managers The junior varsity cheerleaders were off to a good start this year with Dorothy Dawley's brllliant acrobatics They lost one cheerleader Delores Falcigno, who moved to Florida Thecmher cheerleaders were Barbara Indian Patty Stauffer, Julia Van Muis winkle and Catherlne W1lcox The girls wore grey C1TCLl8T sklrts and wh1te T shlrts wlth blue cardigans - . ' a Pl Pl J. T. 25 R. Floyd 87 D. Drumm 24 H. 77 J. 6 R. 50 F. 4 D. 34 J. 2 J. 28 IT C14 STUDENT CCDUNCIL After an enthusiastic campaign last fall, the following Student Council officers were elected President Beatrice Clark Vice President Ronald Floyd Secretary Joyce Cameron Treasurer Betty Jean Bush Other members Douglas Ottendorf, Roger Patterson, Joseph Margiotta, Frank Aug usta, Everett Coons, and Jean Mason Since October our Student Council has been functioning for the benefit of our school, and through the members, the students have reallzed that value of student participation in school gov ernment. It is the hope of this organization that its policies may lay the foundation for a better citizenship within our school and after school years. Activities of this past year include the sale of magazine subscriptions, a Valentine Dance, and the sale of pennants. LIBRARY The officers of the Library Club this year are President Ronald Floyd Vice President Jullus Pechtel Secretary Edith Shanty Treasurer Eleanor Tuft New members were added to the club this year Many new books were bought and some were donated Old ones whlch were in bad COHdlt1OH were regnred and the fines on overdue books collected lmost immediately We held a dance on March seventeenth with music by John Skoda and hls orchestra Thls year the Library Club has added the servlce of shellacking the new text books of the students Members of the Library Club are Edith Shanty, Eleanor Tuft,Eeverly Huntington Joseph Augusta, Julius Pechtel Betty Jean Bush, Ronald Floyd, Joan Schmid Donald Stead Donald Ryder, Nelson Peek Janet Phillips Anne Hughes Mary Ellen Cooper, Betty Lou Harris Edlth Van Muiswinkle, Helen Albert Joseph Margiotta, Roger Patterson, and Paul Ald1 v V v ., GLEE CLUB This year we have a girls' and a boys' chorus The boys' chorus meets on Mondays and Thursdays under the direction of Mr Joslin The girls' chorus sings on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays under the direction of Mrs Clute The boys' and girls' chorus have combined on Thanksgiving and Christmas They are now in the process of planning a Spring Music Festival 1 1' FRENCH CLUB QRCHESTRA D60 66 C Vw ANNUAL STAFF oF 9 nnqq mann VY PAPER STAFF . 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' A V A 'P I3 AA A I ' A' ' A 4: u, C -- , T 2 .I Q MQ VIE CLUB fy3f3QF0GO9 9f3,,ng10 00.0 .D .0 KQOQKQPD 0' v i Y V Y-TEEN CDRGANIZATICDNS The seventh grade lost Ann Lytle, Mildred Munn, and Jacob Morris this fall but they gained Edmund Hulett, Harry Rorick Walter Hayner and Buddy Simonds Four members of the class par tlcipated in the UhlOD Star's spelling bee Ann Pistolessi, Mary Falclgno Carol Bradshaw, and Linda Vosburgh However, E1leen Schmid, an eighth grader, beat them all Mr Joslin supervised the 8CtlVitl8S of the e1ghth grade dns year They had a very successful Christmas party which was fol lowed by square danclng In January two e1ghth graders were pro moted to the ninth grade Barbara Armstrong and Bernadette Lynch A new chapter of the National Honor Society was begun this year at Woestina Juniors and senlors are elected to membership in this society on the bas1s of scholarship leadership, service, and character The charter members are Jullus Pechtel, Presldent Nelson Peek, V1ce Dres1dent, Betty Bush Secretary3Beatr1ce Clark Treasurer, Joan Schmid, Eleanor Tuft, Florence lravinskl, and Barbara Vorcester The society already 13 worklng on a number of projects and plans to be a servlce organl ation rather than an inactlve honorary group The French II Club was organized for the first tlme thisfall and is composed of French II students The interests of the club are largely cultural The members hope to ra1se enough funds to make it posslble for them to take a trlp to Montreal so that they may see and enjoy the thlngs about which they have read Still another nev organlzation is the Movie Club sponsored by Mr Joslin The purpose of this club is to learn how to run the movie projector and to save Mr Vedder the work of running a Cotton, D Drumm F Augusta, N Crozier, J Vedder W Armstrong, R Hooker and J Morrissey The Y Teens selected as thelr officers Beatrice Clark Presi dent Betty Bush, Vice President Edith Shanty Secretary, and Barbara Worcester, Treasurer In the fall, they presented a play 'The Hobgoblln Housen and made a proflt of S10 Beatrlce Clark participated in a fashior shox at the YWCA also The Orchestra under tre direction of Mrs Clute has made a great deal of progress and has received new books and p1ns has three new members Jean LaBelle, Virginla LaBelle, and Bllly Armstrong The orchestra played a number of selections for the Christmas program and plans to participate 1D the Spring Concert The newspaper, sponsored by the Student Councll, had Mr Lew Miller of the Uh1OD Star visit the staff and g1ve a talk on Jour nalism The Woestlnian was publlshed several tlmes and was changed with dlfferent schools Betty Bush edlted the paper and Roger Patterson was ass1stant editor Mrs Fernandez was the counselor The Grade Chorus directed by Mrs Clute 13 composed of mem bers selected from grades 3 7 Thls year the chorus presented an operetta named 'An Irish Christmas' at the Chrlstmas entertainment They also sang a group of songs in the Spring Concert . , , 1 ' . l . 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