Adams Center High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Adams Center, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

Alma Mater To Central High School dear Gaily we're singing Blended in loyalty Our voices ringing. True hearts will bring to thee Boundless devotion, And it will ever be Deep as the ocean. Gold as the rising sun, Blue as the azure sky, Colors that we'll hold in memory Lead us to victory. Sing for the gold and blu«_, To them we'll e'er be true, Colors that we'll always honor, Cheer for old Central. Dedication Mrs. FLAVIA MALTBY We, the Class of 1957, are proud to dedicate this Hourglass to our advisor, Mrs. Maltby, with heartfelt appreciation for her patience and guidance, and for her generous willingness to help us in innum- erable ways. To you, Mrs. Maltby, we extend our sincere thanks. 2 Board of Education Seated L-R: O. Reed, H. Brown, F. Videtto, President, V. Williams, H. Flanders, R. Trowbridge. Office Staff L-R: J. Barrett, E. Heath, Mrs. Damon, B. Servis. Principal There is pride and satisfaction in the graduation of so noteworthy a class. I hope that what you have learned here will stand you in good stead as your horizons widen. My best wishes will go with you as I listen expectantly for news of your further achievements. 4 Faculty High School Mr. Philips, Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Nevin, Mis. Kellogg, Mrs. Leuge, Mr. Cady. ROW 2: Mr. Ro- senbarker, Mrs. Cramer, Miss Greene, Mr. Wilson, Miss Whitney, Mrs. Marquette, Mr. Authur. ROW 3: Mrs. Bonney, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Sales, Mrs. Maltby, Mrs. Thompson. Elementary ROW Is Mrs. Jerome, Mrs. Hasseler, Mrs. Fassett, Mrs. Bangs, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Harrington ROW 2: Mrs Blair, Mrs. Heath, Mr. Smith, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Merrill, Mrs. Cady. ROW 3: Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs Jorgensen, Mr. Hagen, Mrs. Avery, Miss Wyman. 5 Senior Class Officers SEATED L-R: G. Miner, Vice-Pres.; M Smith, Treas.; B. Smith, Sec.; J. OYong, Pres. Hourglass Staff SEATED L-R: M. Smith, Co-editor; J. OYong, Co-editor. STANDING: M. Gordinier, C. Yando, C. Peyton, Mr. Cooper, L. Goodness, B. Smith, B. Servis. 7 JOHN OYONG Johnny'1 You wanta bet? Johnny drives a beat-up Ford truck, If the thing doesn't fall apart, it'll just be luck. BARBARA SMITH Smitty Godfrey! Barbie is learning to dance, they say, She'll be another Katherine Murray someday. MARY ELLEN SMITH Duff If at first you don't fricassee, fry, fry it again! Here's Mary Ellen who's always in the know, If you've any problems, to her you should go. GERRY MINER Dimples Oh -ya-doll With dimples, red hair, and curls— that's Ger, For winning the girls, he has a flare. MARY ANDERSON Mary Hi! Mary likes to cook and sew, Homcmaking's her best subject, we all know. BEVERLY BAUDER Bev Well, holy Nellie! Bev has her quiet charm and pleasant way. With always a friendly word to say. W: i CYNTHIA CARLEY Cindy Oil Grand! Cynthia in history's a whiz, You seldom sec her flunk a quiz. CYNTHIA ELLSWORTH Cinch Oh. Gee! Cynthia makes all her clothes, She may be a dress designer some- day, who knows? HERBERT ANDERSON Herbie Oh Gosh Herbie's such a bashful boy, To tease him gives the girls gTeat joy. GEORGE BLOOD Gabt. There's a big deal cooking You can tell by George's nickname, That a lot of talking has won him fame. DONALD BIBBINS Don Let's go hunting Don, a hunter in a round about way, Puts salt on the deer's tails to tame them, they say. DALE BUNN Cyclone “If at first you don't succeed, try an- other seed. Dale has an old puddle-jumper, He likes to meet cars bumper to bumper. 10 MARILYN GORDINIER Mickey It's not what you do, it's how you do it Quite an ice skater is our gal Mickey, Her favorite partner is guess who?— Dickie. ALICIA HEATH Leaky Oh, I don't know This is Alicia, Who is VERY quiet in class, But, when out of school, she's quite a peppy lass. JEAN HARRINGTON Jeanie Bell I've got a question. Our gal Jean really loves to work, Especially at Stone's as a soda Jerk. SHIRLEY HILL Peter Ann Well YES Shirley with her beauty and REAL blonde hair, When she walks by the boys all stare. 11 WILLIAM CADY Bill Where's the road??? Bill likes to drive around, Especially to Burrville, his favorite town. PETER GASKIN Petey I was only kidding A hot-lipped trumpet player is this cat Pete, And also in sports, he can't be beat. THOMAS DAVIS Tom Oh Yeah! An athletic fellow is our Tom Davis, In many a game, he's worked to save us. LOUIS GOODNESS Lou Oh Jeepers! Lou with all his knowledge, With camera and red jeep, he'll go to college. 12 CAROLYN PEYTON Clyde The only way to have a friend, is to be one Carolyn loves to tear all day, When you see her green truck, get out of the way. JUDITH SHEPARD Judie Ya think so, huh! Judy, a rock and roll fan is she, She loves hound dogs because of Elvis Presley. BARBARA SERVIS Bobbee Tee Hee Barbie loves to cut a rug, Her favorite dance is the jitterbug. BARBARA SLADE Barb 'Tor pity sakes Barbara takes pills to diet, Are you sure they're not Jumping beans? She's not very quiet. 13 Camera Shy RICHARD HAMMOND Campy Wow look at that! A guy who's ambitious, that's our Dick In sports and music he can click. CLAUDE JEROME Let's go for a ride Claude with his Ford in low, When passing the hospital, says Make that type O, Daddy-o . DONALD MOULTON Don I'll look that up Donnie Moulton, a master of spelling What he'll say next there's just no telling. GARY SMITH Mr. Smith Not Tonight Gary with his quick wit With Pat Tyo he's made quite a hit. 14 DONNA STINSON Squirt I love to be with the crowd Donna sure likes to dance, Especially with Perry at Square Dance Ranch. PATRICIA TYO Hotrod Don't you think you gave us too much homework? Pat hot-rods around town, But when Gary comes along she real- ly slows down. BEVERLY THOMPSON Bev Man alive Bev's a gal with a pleasant way, We'll never forget her as Charlie CAROL YANDO Kim Wait for me Here's Carol, a favorite one, She's everyone's pal and loads of fun. Class History This is Your Life, Class of '57 Your struggle with education had its humble beginning in the dear old kindergarten room under the guidance of your first teacher, Mrs. Edmonds. To you, Cynthia Carley, Cindy Ellsworth, Tom, Lou, Marilyn, Dick, Jean, Alicia, Claude, Gerry, John, Carolyn, Barbie Servis, Barb Slade. Barby Smith, Gary, Mary Ellen, Donna, and Pat, this first year is now only a jumbled memory of broken crayons, spilled paint boxes, and lost hair ribbons. Just as you began to understand that Mommy and Daddy can't fight all your battles, you were promoted to the first grade, where you were joined by Judie. Your next five years seemed to fly, and when you paused for a moment at the end of your sixth grade, where you could look back with unobstructed view, you saw that you had been much enriched, both in knowledge and in fellowship, for as well as having successfully completed your grammar school education, you had learn- ed how to make a friend and be one. Your class could also boast of two new members. Pete came to you in the third grade, and Bill joined your group in the sixth. At the beginning of Junior High, our tussle with learning took a new turn, and with two bright new faces from thehills of Rodman, Carol and Bev Thompson, as well as Don Moulton from Watertown,you took advantage of your new found freedom. Your industry was finally rewarded as you folded your grub- by fists around that precious document which signifies eight years of hard work, your Eighth Grade Regents Diploma. Four more long years to go , you said at the start of your Freshman year. How quickly they have sped, and you have accomplished only a portion of what you had intended. The addition of Herbie, Mary, Bev Bauder, Don Bibbins, George, Dale, Shirley, and Bob Peebles in this, your Freshman year, completed your class. You got off to somewhat less than a flying start, for you never even organized yourselves that year—no class officers, and few class projects. But when you became Sophomores, you gathered steam. You elected Pete as president, Don as vice president, Shirley as treasurer, and Barbie Servis as secretary. Your Halloween Teen-Town was a never-to-be-forgotten spectacle, and the Christ- mas entertainment was both inspiring and amusing to the whole high school. The next year, as Juniors, you were beginning to feel your importance. You immediately chose John to be class president; Bar- bie Servis, vice president; Barby Smith, secretary; and Carolyn, treasurer. And the class settled down to work. The Cliristmas Ball was a sight to behold! 1 It was this year, too, that the A.C.C.S. basketball team earned the honor of playing in the Syracuse War Memorial. Your class didn’t do it all, of course, but it surely helped. You all remember Elmer and the Lovebug , and the splendid job that was done on it. Maybe you were a little partial, but it seemed to you that no play was ever put over better. There were serious moments, too, for when you saw the class of '56 preparing for their BIG DAY, you realized that there was only one more year for you. As the Senior year began, it seemed unbelievable that you would have only a few short months to make count, and the hurry and scurry began. The Hourglass was your big project, but other things demanded your time and enthusiasm—the senior play, exams, college applications, and your final glory, Graduation Day. Your advisors this year were Mrs. Maltby, Mrs. Richmond, and Mr. Cooper. John was your president, Gerry your vice president, Barby Smith your secretary, and Mary Ellen your treasurer. As you walk out the doors of old A.C.C.S. into separate worlds, vastly different and perhaps still un- known, none of you go empty-handed. Under those graduation caps you have thirteen years of know- ledge stored away, friendships that may last a lifetime, and the confidence that you are capable of meeting life face to face in all the years yet to come. Perhaps you will never see some of these dear friends again but you can never forget the good ol‘ times you have had within the doors of A.C.C.S. Bev Thompson and Jean Harrington 16 Senior Class L-R, ROW 1: B. Smith, A. Heath, M. Gordinier, R. Peebles, B. Servis, M. Smith, C. Ellsworth, B. Bauder. ROW 2: C. Yando, C. Carley, J. Harrington, Mrs. Maltby, Mrs. Richmond, S. Hill, G. Smith, P. Tyo. ROW 3: J. Shepard, P. Gaskin, H. Anderson, B. Thompson, B. Slade, M. Anderson, T. Davis, C. Peyton. ROW 4: G. Blood, D. Bibbins, G. Miner, L. Goodness, J. OYong, C. Jerome, D. Moulton, B. Cady. 17 Juniors STANDING L-R: E. Heath, A. Murray, B. McNeeley, D. Stoodley, B. Vout, R. Oatman, L. Tuell. ROW 2s L. Bezner, P. Burnham, N. Rider, Mrs. Brown, K. Hutchings, B. Hulbert, C. Williams. ROW 3: M. Prior, J. Barrett, H. Crowley, S. OYong, A. Ives, L. Burt, S. Stinson. ROW 4: C. Wright, R. Thompson, J. Prior, E. Heed, B. Cross, F. Rivers, D. Wilder. 19 ROW 1, L-R: E. Shaw, B. Tiff, P. Tubolino, P. Prouty, Miss Greene, B. Cruzan, S. Townsend, S. Castor, J. Clarke. ROW 2: R. Daly, J. Smith, P. Clarke, B. Buchanan, J. Reed, D. Avery, N. Williams, C. Richards, P. Robbins. ROW 3: J. Whitford, A. Cramer, E. Sanders, S. Aubin, B. Porter, K. Williams, L. Knowlton, M Ha- zelwood, L. Vout. Sophomores ROW 1, L-R: B. Kenyon, D. Peebles, R. Sanders, E. Miner, R. Taylor, R. Marriott, W. Tyo, R. Howard. ROW 2: L. Gordinier, H. Sanders, A. Persons, W. Kellogg, A. Lawrence, D. Kellogg, J. Judson, W. Chamberlain. ROW 3: J. Lapp, N. Cisco, C. Ramsey, F. Folino, Mr. Vincent, D. Barney, L. Douglas, W. Obrist. Freshmen STANDING L-R: A. Williams, T. Aubin, J. Field, K. Spink, F. Tubolino, L. OYong, R. Stevens, E. Glass, K. Smith. ROW 2: T. Hasseler, J. LaBreck, D. Marriott, R. Haller, L. Ives, D. Barker, J. Crowley, D. Tuell, D. Tyo, R. Damon. ROW 3: E. Smith, C. Dixon, M. Lee, L. Downs, J. Elmer, Mrs. Leuze, D. Ellsworth, A. McCon- nell, D. Buchanan, A. Barrett, P. Dufresne. ROW 4: D. Crosby, W. Parks, W. Ball, T. Roach, R. Brooks, R. Cor- nell, C. Gilbert, W. Bunn, L. Pennock, L. Fassett, J. Merrill. 21 Eighth Grades ROW 1, L-R: C. Castor, J. Shaw, S. Fralick, H. Dona, Mrs. Cramer, K. Kellogg, S. Townsend, T. Beutel, D. Smith. ROW 2: J. Kellogg, D. Ball, E. Castor, L. Phelps, M. Barker, M. McCabe, D.Hagan, J. Qling- worth. ROW 3: N. Oatman, E. Blancher, D. Bezner, B. Moulton, L. Schelling, L. Blackmore, R. Videtto, D. Miner. ROW 4: J. Gaskin, R. Hutchings, J. Amodeo, G. Ward, D. Wilson, V. Rivers, W. Anderson, D. Rushnell. ROW 1: D. Marriott, M. Taylor, L. Stevens, J. Smith, P. Cronk, J. Jerome, D. Tyo. ROW 2: T. Smith, M. Blood, K. Obrist, Mrs. Nevin, Mrs. Avery, B. Martin, D. LcClair, S. Williams. ROW 3: L. Fyderek, K. Cullings, W. Cruzan, C. Whitford, S. Wilson, A. Curtis, C. Bechill. ROW 4: S. Waite, D. Crosby, B. Ham- ilton, M. Obrist, F. Williams, V. Brown, R. Miner, D. Macintosh. 22 Seventh Grades HOW 1, L-R: B. Cisco, M. Kirk, P. Rice, K. Glass, E. Blair, D. Fyderek, W. Blodgett, D. Taylor, S. Hamilton. ROW 2: B. Woolworth, S. Yando, D. Fassett, E. Gravelle, L. Persons, J. Adner, A. Smith, R. Compeau, R. Hasseler, F.Tremont. ROW 3: J. Tracy, M. Rector, G. Carley, F. Hutchins, Mrs. Bonney, C. Reed, B. Porter, R. Wyman, D. Longamore, R. McCallops. ROW 1, L-R: L. Heath, D. Smith, T. Gaskin, J. McCabe, A. Shaw, M. Cagwin, P. Burnham, D. Bibbins, C. Edwards. ROW 2: J. Berry, I. O'Yong, B. Wilson, W. Hazelton, D. Merrill, J. Townsend, B. Bigness, L. Wright, J. Reed, B. Beutal. ROW 3: K. Harter, D. Parker, S. Henderson, F. Bird, Mrs. Thompson, J. Fyderek, C. Gil- more, D. Phillips, D. Barney. 23 Sixth Grades ROW 1, L-R: P. Pray, V. McCallops, L. OYong, S. Klock, M Bird, J. Jerome, S. Knapp, C. Bolio. ROW 2: L. Bezner, L. Dufresne, L. Tracey, S. Harrington, B. Sanders, C. Miner, S. McConnell, A. Parks. ROW 3: J. Mosher, D. Yates, R. Amodio, Mr. Hagan, C. Moulton, R. Barker, B. Phelps. I s ROW 1 L-R: R. Harrington, J. Ives, A. Snyder, D. Tremont, G. Fralick, A. B derman, R. McFadden, F. Spink, M. Richards, J. Walts. ROW 2: W. Aubin, C. Williams, C. Hoppins, R. Reilly, Mr. Smith, E. Phelps, M. Buchan- an, C. Grieco, B. Smith, S. Dona. Fifth Grades ROW 1, L-R: D. Brooks, M. Tubolino, A. Knowlton, N. Cruzan, P. Walts, G. Boscor, C. Rudd, S. Longamore, D. Hutchins. ROW 2: L. Snell, T. Cullins, C. Carley, J. Bell, S. Pcnnock, M. Bird, R. Kenyon, O. Tremont. ROW 3: G. Rabetoy, P. Tessier, M. Slade, Mr. Eddy, Miss Wyman, G. Berry, R. Schlemmer, J. Martin. ROW 1, L-R: C. Heath, P. Kealy, J. Compo, S. Marquette, K. McCabe, C. Cook, C. Fyderek, B. Kenyon. ROW 2: R. Butler, S. Lee, R. Hazelton, J. Collins, D. Parker, M. Sanders, L. Snell, J. Kehoe. ROW 3: T. Cagwin. A. Lavin, S. Gilbert, Mrs. Jorgensen, K. Williams, C. Gilmore, D. Fredenburg, T. Brown. 25 Fourth Grades ROW 1, L-R: J. McCallops, M. Ellingworth, G. Ives, W. Rabetoy, P. Jewett, B. Ball, D. Williams, B Brown, J. Williams, G. Tubolino. ROW 2: D. Hoppins, S. Harrington, E. Marcum, D. Matier, Mrs. Cooper, K. Stevens, P. Cady, G. Monroe, T. Waugh. ROW 3: E. Stinson, J. Fassett, J. Prior, D. Cisco, C. Monroe, C. McGowan, L. Cronk, S. Robinson, F. Mosher, N. Kellogg. ROW 1, L-R: R. Williams, P. Williams, B. Bolio, L. Flanders, D. O'Yong, R. Damon, T Hamilton, G. piemen. ROW 2: S Eiss, D. Gallup, P. Shaw, L. Shaw, Mrs. Cady, D. Cambron, J. Chapman, L. Robbins, N. Walts. ROW 3: M. Sorenson, J. Reynolds, P. Bell, B. Rothenberger, J. Jerome, D. Hewes, J. Brown, J. Beutel, D. Dona, D. Richardson, (Absent - J. Downs). 26 Third Grades ROW 1, L-R: P. Ward, S. Brown, B. Littler, B. Gravelle, C. Cronk, A. Blair, D. Compeau, J. Winegard, L. Smith, F. Brown, W. Colman, F. McCallops. ROW 2: F. Holder, E. Wood, J. Miller, M. Reed, G. Richardson, Mrs. Bar- bur, E. Monroe, D. Martin, H. Rothenberger, G. Fredenburg, J. Tessier. ROW 3: M. McGraw, C. Cousins, D. Mc- Cabe, G. Armstrong, D. Bartholomew, B. Carley, E. Bird, J. Bumash, D. Woodworth, B. Dona, L. Rey, C. Le Clair. ROW 1, L-R: J. Stoodley, J. Hayes, A. Brown, R. Brown, P. Green, B. Haller, L. Tubolino, D. Woodworth, S. Earle, S. Walts, D. Jones. ROW 2: D. Kellar, V. Sanders, T. Taylor, F. Kamas, R. Tremont, D. Freeman, Mrs. Harrington, S. Reed, N. Gordinier, C. Eiss, V. Briggs, V. Kellogg, A. Stinson. ROW 3: S. Burnham, S. Griggs, R. Baderman, D. Kenfield, S. Butler, G. Kellogg, L. Gilbert, L. Reed, P. Bell, P. Aubins. 27 Second Grades ROW 1, L-R: E. Parker, J. Crump, J. Crump, S. Nelson, D. Aubin, S. Taylor, A. Haider, J. Bocsor, G. LaVere, T. Card, N. Yerdon, B. Kirk. ROW 2: H. Moulton, K. Wilder, C. Williams, S. Buchanan, C. Rivers, J. Jerome, Mrs. Jerome, J. Kenfield, H. Marquette, J. Rosenbarker, S. Williams, R. Cambron. ROW 1, L-R: W. Hamilton, E. Brimmer, R. Green, E. Parker, E. Ellsworth, C. Bach, S. Berry, G. Moulton. ROW 2: J. Snyder, R. Knapp, J. Maitland, K. Rabetoy, D. Anderson, D. Downs, B. Bartholomew, L. Dufresne. ROW3: H. Coffeen, J. Marcum, J. Bauder, J. Collins, K. Dixon, E. Stinson, K. Armstrong, C. Cousins. Standing, Mrs. David Avery. 28 First Grades ROW 1, L-R: V. Brown, C. Larkin, R. McCallops, D. Bumash, A. Eiss, J. McCabe, S. Blair, J. Gordinier, M Carley, M. Cousins. ROW 2: P. Compeau, S. Butler, J. Cruzan, G. Yates, Miss Scharf, Mrs. Hasseler, J. Bird, M. Smith, D. Tessier, Y. Littler, N. Rector. ROW 3: B. Hasseler, D. Smith, B. Gilmore, D. Jones, D. Wood, J. Mat- ier, C. Bisig, T. Smith, W. Hayes, M. Reed. ROW 1, L-R: J. Kehoe, K. Paul, C. Armstrong, L. Coffeen, L. Card, P. Bach, J. Cronk, E. Rosenbarker, C. Wil- liams, R. Reilly. ROW 2: M. Woodworth, H. Obrist. G. Fralick, B. Jerpme, J. Green, Mrs. Heath, D. Bumash, C. Maitland, J. Turner, N. Stevens, J. Tuell. ROW 3: W. Rabetoy, W. Shaw, D. Kellar, G. Burnham, D. Lawrence, S. Tubolino, K. Tiff, G. Hall, G. Kenfield, S. Karnas, G. Bumash. 29 Kindergartens ROW 1, L-R: D. Miner, S. Miner, J. Kenyon, T. Randall, S. Slate, J. Knowlton, J. Richardson, C. Reed, L. Cronk, T. Vincent. ROW 2: D. Spencer, J. Griffin, T. Fralick, D. Briggs, G. Fassett, Mrs. Bangs, D. Wilson, R. Van Gordon, J. Fassett, M. Hanson, D. Parker. ROW 1, L-R: M. Yerdon, J. Hayes, B. Taylor, J. Jerome, A. Ramsey, C. Brimmer, T. Grieco, B. Griffith. ROW 2: B. Parker, W. Berry, G. Larkin, B. Hall, C. Reed, Mrs. Blair, R. Waugh, D. Porter, S. Russell, D. Kellar, M. Littler. 30 Rodman I -3 ROW 1, I R: K. Bibbins, Doris Cooper, Donna Cooper, A. Brownelle, Mrs. Thomas, N. Yando, C. Townsend, C. Castor. ROW 2: D. Brownelle, T. Lowe, R. Castor, D. Thompson, D. Berry, C. Wyman, R. Abrams, J. Worden. Rodman 4-6 ROW 1, L-R: M. lownsend, D. Blodgett, J. Dailey, E. Woolworth, A. Abrams, C. Castor, I. Castor, P. Vout. ROW 2: T. Stedman, M. Cooper, S. Merrill, J. Merrill, Mr. Merrill, L. Brown, R. Townsend, D. Dailey, D. Thompson. ROW 3: T. Blodgett, F. Lowe, W. Yando, D. Curtis, A. Coffeen, G. Merrill, L. Castor, R. Slate, N. Whitford. 31 Student Council SEATED L-R: J. Merrill, W. Cady, P. Gaskin, M. Gordinier. STANDING; J. Crowley, K. Hutchings, Mr. Cooper, R. Howard, J. Harrington, L. Goodness, D. Wilson, A. Cramer, W. Cruzan, L. OYong, S. Hamilton. flcrr't[L Library Club SEATED L-Rs C. Dixon, L. Tuell, S. Stinson, N. Rider, L. Burt, E. Heath. STANDING: L. Vout, B. Buchanan, C. Ellsworth, Mrs. Kellogg, B. Vout, M. Prior, D. Stoodley, J. Prior, G. Smith, D. Stinson. 33 Quiz Team L-R: C. Williams, B. Thompson, D. Moulton, L. Goodness, J. Barrett, Mrs. Brown. ROW 1, L-R: H. Anderson, R. Sanders, D. Bibbins, D. Moulton, A. Ives, W. Bunn. ROW 2: F. Tubolino, L. Ives, D. Barker, H. Sanders, Mr. Phillips, J. Elmer, R. Marriott, R. Oatman, D. Marriott. ROW 3: D. Ellsworth, T. Roach, A. Gates, B. Parks, F. Foiino, A. Lawrence, N. Cisco, W. Chamberlain, D. Sorenson. 34 Senior Play Cast L-R, ROW Is G. Miner, W. Cady. ROW 2s B. Thompson, M. E. Smith, Mis. Maltby. ROW 3s D. Moulton, J. Harrington, B. Smith. ROW 4: L. Goodness, R. Hammond. Senior Chorus 35 Wood Winds ROW 1 L-R: T. Gaskin, M. Gordinier, C. Williams, B. Buchanan, S. Townsend, R. Daly, B. Vout. ROW 2s D. Avery, C. Yando, S. Wilson, C. Gilmore, A. Cramer, L. Downs, P. Robbins. ROW 3: K. Williams, J. Harring- ton, B. Thompson, C. Reed, D. Barney, H. Crowley, B. Porter, E. Smith, S. Waite. Senior Twirlers L-R E. Heath, L. Vout, J. Whitford Band Percussion L-R: J. Elmer, S. OYong, F. Rivers, L. Fassett, M. Taylor Brass ROW 1, L-R: S. Clark, S. Fralick, J. Smith, W. Cruzan. J. Shepard, B. Cnuan, J. Crowley, J. Jerome. ROW 2: E. Blancher, R. Taylor, R. Brooks, Mr. Vincent, C. Peyton, R. Greene, J. Gaskin. ROW 3: C. Gilbert, W. Kellogg, D. Wilson, E. Reed, F. Williams, G. Smith, R. Thompson, R. Hammond. 37 Dance Band L-R ROW Is Mr. Vincent, M. Gordinier, B. Vout, B. Porter, C. Gilmore, P. Robbins ROW 2: C. Peyton, t. Reed, F. Williams, W. Kellogg, J. Gaskin, D. Wilson, R. Hammond, J. Harrington. ROW 3. J. Elmer, OYong. Junior Band L-R, ROW Is S. Marquette, N. Cruzan, E. Blair, L. Snell, S Hamilton, J. Kehoe, C. Rudd. ROW 2 :Aader- man, M. Cagwin, I. OYong, M. Kirk, C. Gilmore, M Bird G. Fralick, Mr. Vincent. ROW 3. A. Parks, D. Fas sett, S. Harrington, D. Barney, L, Ives, T. Hasseler, D. Parker, C. Bechill. 3« Sextette SEATED: B. Cruzan. STANDING, L-R: M. Gordinier, P. Robbins, R. Daly, B. Buchanan, L. Downs, B. Thomp- son. Quartette SEATED: B. Cruzan. STANDING, L-R: R. Thompson, P. Gaskin, E. Reed, R. Hammond. 39 School Nurse 04 datslJ-Cy y . £• B. Peebles, Miss Whitney Driver Training R. Thompson, W. Chamberlain,-Mr. Smith, Instructor 40 Cafeteria Staff L-R, SEATED: Mrs. Bemis, Mrs. Davis, Mis. Pennock, Mu. Smith, Mis. Glasier, Mis. Knowlton. STANDING: W. Ball, J. Judson, L. Gordinier, L. Knowlton, P. Clark. Custodians and Bus Drivers L-R, KNEELING: R. Barker, J. Chrysler, H. Oatman, R. Shepard, E. Cruzan. STANDING: W. Bird, W. Heath, J. Hamilton, E. Marquette, W. Cooper, F. Hulbert, W. White, M. Snell. 41 Football Squad ROW I: D. LeClair, M. Obrist, J. Fyderek, D. Barker, J. Elmer, C. Gilbert, R. Howard, T. Hasseler, J. Crow- ley, T. Smith. ROW II: Mr. Wilson, R. Taylor, L. Ives, W. Bunn, R. Brooks, T. Roach, T. Davis, L. Pennock, J. Merrill, Mr. Rosenbarker. ROW III: W. Paris, J. OYong, R. Hammond, E. Reed, G. Miner, W. Cady, P. Gaskin. Seniors Basketball Squad KNEELING: Mr. Cooper, J. Fyderek. STANDING: W. Kellogg, R. Hammond, G. Miner, C. Ramsey, L. Goodness, D. Barney, J. OYong, R. Taylor, J. Merrill, L. Pennock. Wrestlers KNEELING: F. Tremont, Mr. Phillips, A. Ives, R. Thompson, D. Tyo, F. Williams. STANDING: W. Bunn, R. Sanders, D. Moulton, E. Reed, W. Cady, H. Thompson, L. Ives, W. Tyo. Seniors G. A. A L-R: C. Yando, P. Tyo, C. Williams, M. Smith, B. Hulbert, P. Robbins, B. Servis, B. Vout, D. Stoodley, R. McNeely, L. Tuell, E. Heath, D. Avery, B. Buchanan. ROW 2: L. Bezner, C. Peyton, H. Crowley, B. Thomp- son, J. Harrington, B. Porter, S. Hill, B. Smith, Mr. Arthur. J. V. Basketball ROW 1, L-R: L. Fassett, D. Ellsworth, R. Greene, J. Elmer, J. Crowley, R. Haller, D. Marriot, D. Sorenson. ROW 2: F. Bird, J. Tracy, A. Gates, F. Amodio, W. Parks, T. Roach, L. Gordinier, Mr. Arthur. 46 Varsity Cheerleaders KNEELING, L-R: B. Vout, K. Hutchings, L. Vout, B. Servis, P. Robbins. J. V. Cheerleaders KNEELING, L-R: L. OYong, D. DeHart, M. Prior, L. Downs, D. Buchanan. 47 Class Will We, the class of '57, being without a doubt the most intelligent class to ever darken the portals of ol' A.C.C.S., and being of sound mind (?) do compose, publish and declare the following to be our last will and testament: I, Herbert Anderson do will my ability to play basketball to David Barney. I, Mary Anderson do will my seat in Study Hall to anyone in hopes that he will get as much homework done as I did. I, Beverly Bauder do will my quietness to Nancy Rider. I, Donald Bibbins do will my great hunting ability to my brother, Dick. I, George Blood do will my locker No. 165 to Rick Marriot. I, Dale Bunn do will my attendance record to Carl Ramsey in hopes that he can surpass the number of absences. 1, William Cady being of slow mind and body, do bequest this condition to any Jr. who can perfect it. I, Cynthia Carley do will to Nancy Rider a good case of the giggles. I, Thomas Davis do will my brisk walk to Tom Roach in hopes that he will get to school on time. I, Cynthia Ellsworth do will my History book to Carolyn Wright in hopes that she will do better next year. I, Peter Gaskin do will my ugly hot-tempered dispositior and my ability not to notice girls to that old meany” Elwyn Reed. I, Marilyn Gordinier do will my ability to write letters in English class to Berdetta Hulbert in hopes that she will be able to answer Mrs. Maltby's questions at the same time. I, Richard Hammond do will my ability to be late for school to Sterling OYong. I, Jean Harrington do will to Louise Bezner my ability to be heard in each and every class. I, John OYong do will my Don Juan personality to anyone who likes the girls. I, Carolyn Peyton do will my license to drive Mercurys to Lorilee OYong so that she won't have to take a back seat. I, Barbara Servis do will my bass voice back to Tallulah Bankhead, she was a darling to let me borrow it. I, Judith Shepard do will my laugh to anyone in hopes that they can have as much fun with it as I have had. I, Barbara Slade do will my shorthand book to Martha Prior in hopes that she gets along with it better than I did. I, Gary Smith do will Bill Kellogg my ability to sneak in nites because he needs it more than I do. I, Mary Ellen Smith do will my ability to acquire executive jobs to anyone who wants it. I, Donna Stinson do will Tom Roach, my love and affection. I, Beverly Thompson do will my ability to say the wrong thing at just the right time, to anyone who can wrangle out of embarrassing positions it causes, better than I. I, Carol Yando do will my clarinet reed to Tim Gaskin in hopes that he will get better use from it than I did. I, Patricia Tyo do will my driving experience with instructions, How to Drive” to Helen Crowley. 1, Shirley Hill do will my ability to coach the J.V. cheerleaders to anyone who thinks they can handle them. I, Alicia Heath can't leave anything because I need everything i've got. I, Louis Goodness do will my height to Ronnie Damon. I, Gerry Miner do will my ability to get along with the girls to my brother in hopes that he has as much luck as I have had. I, Donald Moulton do will my ability of not doing my homework and still graduating to Janice Smith. I, Claude Jerome do will my membership in the hotrod club to Bill Kellogg. 48 What Would Happen If: Herb couldn't go out for basketball. Jean didn't say a word during Algebra class. Bill moved fast. Marilyn didn't know where Syracuse is. Louie was short and fat. Pat didn't have a car. Gerry didn't have dimples. Johnny came to school five days a week. Dale owned a barber shop. Barbara (Proxy) Slade learned how to play football. George had a squeaky voice. Don Bibbins should run out of salt before deer season. Claude said something in class without being prompted. Don Moulton didn’t know his way to Burrville. Judy's Elvis got married. Pete let his hair grow. Bev Thompson couldn't crack a joke. Mary was very noisy. Tom was a tall blond. Carolyn came to school with laryngitis. Carol couldn't participate in sports. Cynthia Carley gained weight. Shirley came to school with bluejeans on and her hair done up. Dick Hammond had a car. Donna Stinson lost track of Perry. Bev Bauder flunked a Shorthand test. Cynthia Ellsworth lost that sweet personality. Mary Ellen didn't look as neat as a band box. Barbara Servis didn't have any eyelashes. Barb Smith lost her jolly laugh. Alicia couldn't go to Square-Dance Ranch every Saturday night. The Shorthand class could take dictation. The English class could start on time. The Chemistry class didn’t have a jam session every day. The History class couldn't eat apples during class. The Algebra class didn't have an understanding teacher. The Senior class didn't have a guidance teacher. The Senior class was quiet so Mr. Cooper could take attendance. Carol Yando Barbara Smith -19 SvvefcTc� � Twins mr. A ± IWwo 'o 50 CVaSS ClownS Hot-HoaS J‘� tterbv. S 51 Weakness Unmarried women in bright colored convertibles Spaghetti Basketball Mr. Cady, professor of Chemistry To Get up in the morning Pizza pie That certain girl Ability to stand Mrs. Richmond Small pieces of green paper with George Washington's picture on them (you guessed it—money I) Soft drink Raspberry pie with soft ice cream A certain girl” in the Sophomore Class Cherry ice cream Shoplifting Being too goodhearted Pecan pie with ice cream School work, especially in book- keeping Chocolate cake with soft ice cream French fries Cars Spaghetti and meat balls Pizza Pie Jelly beans Girls Pizza pies and banana splits together Being late for school Staying home at night 11 Mrs. Maltoy A Ford-crazy boy from Watertown Women Hot-roddin' it Boys Favorite Song Ringo Rango” Cindy Oh Cindy” Mockingbird Hill You Don't Know Me There You Go Singing the Blues” Goof us I Get Ideas Gonna Get Along Without You Now Gonna Get Along Without You Now” True Love” Since 1 Met My Baby Mary Anne Teenage Crush” The Loveliest Night of the Year Ebb Tide If I Never Get To Heaven Written on tne Wind” No Not Much Mabeline” If Jesus Came to Your House Singing the Blues How About Your Heart” The Auctioneer Someone to Watch Over Me Shake, Rattle and Roll On Mv Word of Honor Butterfly I've Got A New Heartache Young Love Garden of Eden” 'Young Love Ambition Probably Will be To be a bum Farmer Farmer To follow in Miss Greene's footsteps To be a pro football player Secretary To find out what is behind the green door To own a brewery To have a jeep with silver hub caps and a dual ex- haust To be able to understand women To be a rich and beautiful career girl and someday, see France Farming To be a seamstress Secretary To own a ranch in Texas where under privileged children of the cities can live Get a B.S. degree in nursing Secretary Professional Ice Skater with Ice Capades Commercial teacher Be able to keep my driver's license To be a nurse To be a nurse Teach math in ACCS after Miss Greene retires (if 1 live that long) Farming Secretary To be tops at playing Tiddlee Winks with manhole covers To become a nurse, in the Philadelphia General Hospital To be an engineer Private Secretary To ring Pat Robbins' neck Go to California and be Bob Cummings' secretary To be a history teacher Poor but happy Farmer Farmer Mender of roads Bar tender Ditch digger Vice-Principal of a high school A General in Jenny's Army Out of school this June. I hopel Hobo A poor, underpaid teacher, who never gets farther from her own home than the grocery store Farmer Housewife A junk dealer along with Carl Weaver A housewife and mother of nine children Nurses' aide Housewife Private Secretary Doing Commercials on TV with Bev Thompson on Before and After Bum An educated Bum” An old maid” Salesman of Splinterless toothpicks with buddy, Carol Farmer Head waitress at Joe’s Beanery Jerk Well, if you don't know, I ain't gonna' tell yal! Farmer Married and have two children A professional tramp Secretary of the A to Z Driving School a housewife 53 Activities HERBERT ANDERSON FFA 1,2,3,41 4-H 1,2,3,4; FFA Basketball 2; Basketball 3,4; Foot- ball Manager 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MARY ANDERSON 4-H 2,3; Intramurals 2,3; Softball 2,3. WILLIAM CADY Senior Play; Junior Play; Bowling 3; Wrestling 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Vice President 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1.2,3,4. CYNTHIA ELLSWORTH Chorus 1,2. PETER GASKIN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus Treas. 2; Band Treas. 2; Band Pres. 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Hourglass Staff 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Li- brary Club 3; All-State Orchestra 3; Student Council Rep. 1; Junior Play; Class Pres. 2; Bowling 1,2,3; Dance Band 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; All-State Band 4; Country Band 4. LOUIE GOODNESS Basketball 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Quiz Team 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. MARILYN GORDINIER Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sextette 2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Cheerleading 2,3; All-State Chorus 4; County Chorus 3,4; Student Council Sec. 4; Hourglass Staff 4; Office Staff 3; Band Sec. 2; Junior Play; Bowl- ing 1,2; Dance Band 4; Senior Twirler 2,3. RICHARD HAMMOND Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1 2,3,4; Football 4; Senior Play. JEAN HARRINGTON Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Sextette 1,2,3; County Band 3,4; Five- School Band 1,2; All-State Chorus 2,3; Quiz Team 3; Student Coun- cil 4; GAA 2,4; Bowling 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Dance Band 4. ALICIA HEATH Chorus 1,2; GAA 2,3; Hourglass Staff 4; Soccer 1; Basketball 1. SHIRLEY HILL Chorus 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Class Treas. 2; Cheerleading 1; GAA 3,4. CLAUDE JEROME Hot Rod Club 3,4. GERRY MINER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Marshal 3; Table Tennis 3; Volleyball 2; Senior Play; Class Vice President 4; Bowling 2. 51 DONALD MOULTON FFA Basketball 1,2,3,4; Ping Pong 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Senior Play; Quiz Team 4, Intramurals 1,2,3; Class Vice Pres. 2; FFA Pres. 4. CAROLYN PEYTON GAA 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Band 3,4; Hourglass Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3, Hockey 3; Dance Band 4; Pep Club 2: Class Treas. 3; College Rep. 1,3; Basketball Score-Keeper 2,3,4. BARBARA SERVIS Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Hockey 3; Class Sec. 2; Class Vice Pres. 3; GAA Pres. 4; Pep Club 2; Class Marshall 3; Junior Play; Newspaper Staff 3; Hourglass Staff 4. JUDY SHEPARD Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; GAA 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Hourglass Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Library Staff 3. BARBARA SLADE GAA 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Library Club 3; News- paper Staff 3; Hourglass Staff 4; Basketball 4; Hockey 3. BARBARA SMITH Chorus 2,4; GAA 2,3,4; GAA Sec.-Treas. 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Hourglass Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Library Club 3; Pep Club 2; Class Sec. 3,4. GARY SMITH Band 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Library Staff 4. MARY ELLEN SMITH Bowling 1,3; GAA 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Newspaper Staff 3; Student Council 2,3; Student Council Sec. 3; Hourglass Editor 4; Class Treas. 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Hockey 3. DONNA STINSON Chorus 1; GAA 3; Library Staff 4. BEVERLY THOMPSON Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sextette 2,3,4; All-State Chorus 2,4; County Chorus3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play: Newspaper Staff 3; Five-School Band 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; Bowling 3; t-ep Club 2; Quiz Team 3,4; Hockey 3. PATRICIA TYO GAA 2,3,4; Library Club 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Pep Club 2; Bowling 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CAROL YANDO Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Library Club 3; Hourglass Staff 4; Junior Play; Bowling 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Five-School Band 2; Intramurals 4: Pep Club 2; Hockey 3. 55 PIDDOCK FUNERAL HOME E. Ross Vroman Clarence J. Sheley Adams New York COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE CITIZENS-FARMERS OFFICE THE NORTHERN NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY Adams, New York Member of F.D.I.C. Easy parking in Adams UlflQ) ADAMS CENTER, N. Y. Herbert Benoit Carl H. Beale REED AND BENOIT FUNERAL HOME 32 State St. Watertown, N. Y. Phone 2689 AMBULANCE SERVICE JEFFERSON COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Save Save Save In the midst of the labors and distractions of your High School days, do not neglect to form habits of Saving—Saving of health, of time, of money. These habits will stand you in good stead when you are out in the world earning your living. Watertown, New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FAICHNEY INSTRUMENT Compliments CORPORATION of the Watertown New York ADAMS ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY Consistently America's Most Accurate Clinical Thermometer Doris E. Servis Phone 2-1221 C. L. Servis SERVIS ROAD STAND 24 years at present location Adams, N. Y. Cob Smoked Ham and Bacon Our own Eggs and Dressed Chickens Maple Products Route 11 V i Miles North of Adams BELLOFF’S Award Sweaters and Jackets We Fill the Bill for You For Your Family and Your Home Phone 2-5941 Adams New York RUDDELL BUSINESS MACHINES CO. Arcade Balcony Watertown HEADQUARTERS FOR PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '57 BRADLEY HARDWARE Arsenal St. Court St. Watertown, New York HARRY BERRY LUMBER CO. Hard and Soft Wood Lumber Rough and Planed Doors Windows — Bulldozer For Hire Roofing, Siding, Building Supplies Hardware, Martin-Senour Paints C. N. SNYDER SONS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FREEZERS REFRIGERATORS MALL CHAIN SAWS Office Phone 2-6602 Residence Phone 2-2813 Phone 25011 Adams 1868 1957 Congratulations to the Class of '57 Outfitters to Men and Boys JAMES C. MILLER CO. Compliments of VROOMAN SALES SERVICE Your Pontiac GMC Dealer Adams New York Phone 25881 Miller Bldg. Watertown RING’S DICK ENNIS Adams, N. Y. BURRVILLE JOHN DEERE - NEW HOLLAND DuPont paints, records and record players, school supplies CATERPILLAR - FERGUSON and thousands of other items. RUTLAND HILLS CO-OPERATIVE, INC. JACK LUNMAN Lunman Appliance Center Wholesale and Retail Your Frigidaire Dealer Pasteurized Milk and Cream Phone 1080 Phone 2-5741 Mobil-flame Bottled Gas Service 265 N. Indiana Ave. Watertown N.Y. Adams New York BURRVILLE MARKET Compliments of Meats and Groceries Open Evenings Sundays MARY H. DOUGLASS Burrville New York Adams New York WALTER H. BISNETT, INC GIBBS MAC ILLVENNIE MOTORS 1870 State Street Chevrolet — Oldsmobile Watertown N.Y. Sales Service DeLaval Sales Service Milkers Bulk Tanks Always a Better Deal Starline Barn Equipment Gould Water Pumps North Main Street Telephone 2-5651 Phone 1803 Adams New York CUSHMAN BUILDERS’ SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Best of Luck to Class of '57 BOB’S RESTAURANT SNACK BAR Everything for Yoor Masonry Needs Al so Transit — Mix Concrete 522 Water Street Telephone 3633 — 3634 Adams Center DONALD E. DOWNS Builders of Fine Homes and Motels Watertown New York Phone 3-3243 Adams Center New York ONONDAGA MUSIC CO. Central New York's Most Complete Music Store 119 W. Jefferson Street Syracuse New York Compliments of K-B MOTOR CO., INC. Ford Sales and Service Phone Adams 2-6361 Adan New York Compliments of WILBUR HUNT AND FRED CLEMENT Save-Way Food Products We buy directly from canneries Below Wholesale Prices on all canned goods such as Peas, Tomatoes, Catsup, etc. 720 West Main Street Phone Watertown 2782 Open Thursday and Friday Nights Watertown New York THOMAS HARDMAN, INC. 501-503 State Street Wholesale Distributors Automotive Supplies Replacement Parts Garage and Shop Equipment Watertown Telephone 601 New York THE RICH PLAN OF WATERTOWN, INC. Family- Frozen- Food-PI an “A Better Way of Living” 573 State Street Watertown New York Phone 7504 JOHN J. STOCKER COMPANY 22 Arcade Balcony — Phone 232 Watertown New York We sell, rent, repair typewriters, duplicators, adding machines and supplies See us for your office needs Compliments of the BROWN SHANTY RESTAURANT Watertown New York WATERTOWN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Approved by New York State Education Department Compliments of BARB’S BEAUTY SHOP Adams New York Compliments BIRD BEAUTY SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 “The Cream of the Crop” HARVEY N. VAN WALDICK Lumber and Millwork Adams Center New York Compliments of “Bill” COOPER’S ATLANTIC STATION Rodman New York Compliments of Herbert Brisbin BRISBIN BARBER SHOP Adams New York Compliments of BUB DAVIS Compliments of 0. J. GUDIA SHOE REPAIR SHOP Adams New York Compliments of Compliments LOVELAND LINES Your Friendly Mobilgos Dealer of ADAMS PASTRY SHOP Adams, N. Y. Phone 25401 Compliments of Compliments of COBBLESTONE RESTAURANT TABERS STORE Specializing in Italian Foods Adams Phone 25121 Watertown Adams Road Compliments GRIFFEN ROOFING, INC. SMITH AND PERCY Watertown New York 424 State St. Watertown, N.Y. Phone 3480 Compliments of Glazier-Kinney Pharmacy, Ind. THE REXALL STORE RAYMOND H. SMITH Insurance Service 21 Paddock Arcade Phone 2-1841 17 Main Street Adams, New York Watertown, New York Office, 1243 Phones Res., TE 6-2581 WADE BUICK COMPANY Phone 3-3246 Route I1 FRED F. POND Real Estate Broker Spring Street Adams New York Representative Adams Center, N. Y. BEMIS MARKET Home Cured Hams Bacon Fruits Vegetables Phone 3-2341 Adams Center New York HERSE’S CLOVER FARM STORE Fresh Meats and Vegetables Adams Center New York Phone 3-2491 Compliments of Compliments of SMITH’S VARIETY STORE CRANDALL’S STORE (Town Clerk) Adams Center New York Adams Center N.Y. Phone 3-2701 JONES SPORT SHOP DEHART'S SUNOCO SERVICE Premium Gasoline for Less Watertown New York U. S. Route 11 Adams Center New York Compliments to the Class of 1957 Compliments of H. B. COLE Rodman New York THOMAS SALES AND SERVICE Adams New York Feed — Seed — Fertilizer Compliments of WHITFORD’S POTATO FARM Phone Adams 2-2071 Rodman New York Compliments of THE TRIANGLE GARDENS Phone 2-5711 Adams New York KOOL BROOK MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Nichols Coffee and Gift Shop A.A.A. Phone 6879—R. 2, Watertown, New York DUGGANS RESTAURANT Home of fine foods and legal beverages Adams New York WAITE MOTOR SALES, INC. Studebaker, Packard Sales and Service Certified Used Cars Adams-Adams Center Road Phone 2-2991 Compliments of the MEADOW BROOK SOWAN REALTY CORPORATION Offices at 593 State Street Phone 815 Watertown New York Business Opportunities Homes — Cottages — Investments Compliments of ADAMS BOWLING ALLEYS H. L. Berry Phone 2-9821 Adams New York ROBERT L. MEADE, INC. Guild Opticians 110 Washington Street — Phone 41 129 Clinton Street — Phone 2893 Watertown Open 9:00—5:30 P.M. New York Saturdays until 1:00 P.M. SCHMID MUSIC STORE Everything in teachers' supplies Quick Service Telephone 2538 231 State Street Watertown New York Compliments of THE BEE HIVE STORE Gifts and Staple Merchandise Court Street Watertown GEFFEN’S FURNITURE STORE, INC. Telephone 4406 509-511 State Street Watertown New York INA EARLE REED Piano Lessons 157 High Street Phone 7729 Watertown New York A. E. TOLEMAN HARDWARE Plumbing and Heating Free Estimates Phone 2-2101 Adams New York W. S. WELDON REAL ESTATE Grant N. Damon and Mollie L. Bangs Brokers Adams New York Compliments of H. B. GEROW General Insurance Adams New York HUCK’S FLAVORLAND Packaged Drugs Ice Cream — Smokes — Candy Sockets Harbor New York Compliments of JOHN SINCLAIR SON General Insurance Adams New York Compliments of Clyde Sheldon L. J. CHELLIS OPTICIANS, INC. Ophthalmic Dispensers The Arcade Phone 5187 Watertown New York Compliments of Bill Larkin LARKIN’S GAS STATION Adams Center New York COLWELL BROTHERS, Dr. Washed Sand, Crushed Stone, Gravel Road Material Gifford Street Road Plant Phone 3336 Watertown New York SIMPSON FUNERAL HOME 724 State Street Telephone 1955 Watertown New York 0. D. GREENE LUMBER CO. Building Materials Mil 1 Work Phone 2-6061 Adams New York Appreciation The Class of 1957, the school board and the faculty wish to express their sincere thanks to all the advertisers who have cooperated in helping to make this book a success. Autographs 67