Class of 1951 -------------Class of 1951 Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Joanne (Dulyea) Hamilton, class of 1951, provided access to the annual.
Access to the class photograph for scanning was provided by Alecia Pant, class of 1951
Material provided by Alecia Pant, class of 1951
Continuing a pattern going back to the class of 1927, the women were the better performers academically. For some reason, the top scholars rarely got any mention in the class annuals in the late 1940s and early 1950s, perhaps reflecting how much the community valued classroom performance at the time.
After October 4, 1957, when Sputnik was launched by the USSR, fear and funding rejuvinated most secondary schools, and academic performace became more valued by both men and women. By the early 1960s the men were competing in the classroom almost as well as on the athletic field.
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Material provided by Alecia Pant, class of 1951
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Material provided by Alecia Pant, class of 1951
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Team names, on a separate page.
Material provided for scanning by Clarice (Wicks) Cox, class of 1953.
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Material provided for scanning by Clarice (Wicks) Cox, class of 1953.
The person at the right above is probably Lois Hotchkiss, not Pat Saurman.
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Material provided for scanning by Clarice (Wicks) Cox, class of 1953.
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Ronald E. Carowitz
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Bob Charon - March 11, 2013
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