Addison High School - Knight Yearbook (Addison, NY)
- Class of 1950
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THE REFLECTOR
ADDISON CENTRAL SCHOOL
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By the Tuscarora s waters ln athletlcs and In classroom
Stands the A C S Honor to our school
All her loyal sons and daughters May we brrng each day that passes
Pledged to her success By the tarr play rule
CHORUS
Luft the colors float them skyward
The maroon and grey
ALMA MATER hear us shoutmg
A C S for aye
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MR RALPH SIMPSON Prlnclpal
I would luke to have the class of l95O consuder the two
words Wlsdom and Democracy
All that the world needs for nts guidance could be wrnt
ten on a single page of a child s copybook A few stro g
lnstnncts and a few plaln rules would set the world snngnng
an nts way Instead of tynng It up un pernodlcal blunders
learmng may need large space many volumes vast expe
ruences and failure and progress but Wnsdom carrles but a
small portnon of such luggage Let Wusdom be the gundnng
star of your prnvate and natnonal llfe
You are now and will be an actlve partncupant ln one
of the greatest experiments the world has ever known For
nearly two hundred years these Unuted States have been
evolvlng a democratic way of lute Thus IS a constantly clnang
mg scheme of affalrs to meet the needs of our changing
soclety I urge you to cherl h these Ideals of Democracy that
wnll make thus a better world un which to Inve
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CLASS OF l95O
CLASS ADVISOR
Cl ASS MOTTO
C' ASS COLORS
CLASS FLOWER
CLASS OFFICERS
Keuth Jones
Donald Cornish
Elizabeth Stuart
BETTY NEELY
The dntfncult ve do todav the
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Green ahd Cold
Red Rose
P esnjent
Vice President
Secretary Treasurer
Etta De Mun Voleductorlan
Peggy Chart Salatatoruan
Alice Johnson Thlrd
John Crane Fourth
Herbert Manson Fltth
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HONORS
KEITH ALLEN
A lsght heart lsves long
Basketball Jayvee I 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Class Pressdent
3 Rsng Commsttee 3 Student Councsl 3 Class Commsttees
I 2 3 4 Sensor Play Commstte 4 Health Club 2
DARLENE BEERS
Our lsfe ss what we make st
n I O r 3 4 All State Ban
Gsrls Chorus 3 Co Edstor Yearbook 4 Lsbrary Councsl 2 3
Sensor Play Cast 4 Class Commsttees I 2 3 4 Sensor
Play Commsttee 4 Amscs Musscae I 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4
Secretary Treasurer 3 May Queen Attendant 2 3 Rsng Com
msttee 3 Secretary Treasurer Health Club Secretary Treas
urer Band 3
FLOYD BLISS
No one knows what he can do until he trses
A Club I 2 3 4 FFA Sentsnel 2 FFA Pressden
F FA Football 3 F FA Steuben County Vsce Pressdent 4
Health Club 2 Sensor Play Commsttee 4
HAROLD BURTON
Lsfe ss too short to waste
Yearbook Staff 4 Reflector Staff 2 3 Intramurals I Lsbrary
Councsl 4 Sensor Play Cast Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Sensor
Class Commsttees 4 Health Club 2
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"Imagination is the eye of the souI"
Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, 4, Mixed
Chorus 2, 3, 4, Amici Musicae I, 2, 3, 4, Reflector Staff 2,
3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Art Editor 3, 4, Operetta I, 2, Senior
Play Cast 4, DAR Pilgrims' Award 4, May Queen 3.
BURTON COOMBS
He is o wonderful talker
Senior Play Cast 4 Class Committees I 2 3 4 Op retta 2
Intramurals I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Health Club 2
Senior Play Committees 4 Class Committees
DONALD CORNISH
Fortune knocks once at least at everyone s door
All State Chorus 3 Operetta 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Public
Speaking 3 4 Debate 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Senior Play
Committee 4 Class Committees Amici Musicae 2 3 4
Vice President 4 Health Club 2 Mass Chorus 4
JOHN CRANE
Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well
Sports Editor4 FFA Club I 2 3 4 President Orcwestra 4
Vice President Orchestra 3 Amici Musicae I 2 3 4 Pres:
dent of Class 2 Public Speaking 2 3 Reporter FFA 2
Senior Play Cast 4 Class Committees I 2 3 4 Op retta
2 3 All State Orchestra 3 Health Club Chairman 2 Essay
Contests 2 3 Senior Play Committees 4 Spring Music Fest:
val 3 State Convention Delegate F F A I 2 National F F A
Convention 4 Intramurals I
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ETTA DEMUN
A rollsng stone gathers no moss
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Chorus 2 3 4 Msxed Chorus 2 3 4 Amscs Musscae I 2
3 4 Lsbrary Councsl 3 4 Feature Edstor Reflector 4 ec
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3 Operetta I 2 Mass Band 4 Andover Mussc Festsval 3
Sensor Play Cast 4 Sensor Play Commsttees 4 Swsng Band
3 4 Pep Band 3 Class Commsttees I 2 3 4
MARY DININNY
Varsety ss the spsce of lsfe that gsves st all sts flavor
Orchestra I 2 3 4 Msxed Chorus 2 3 4 Pressdent Msxed
Chorus 4 Gsrls Chorus 2 3 4 Gsrls Trso 3 Gsrls Trsple
Trso 4 Amscs Musscae I 2 3 4 Sprsng Festsval Solosst I
2 3 4 Sectsonal All State Chorus 2 3 Orchestra 4 Oper
etta Cast I 2 Lsbrary Councsl 2 3 4 Rsng Commsttee 3
Sensor Play Cast 4 Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Yearbook Staff
Asssstant Edstor 3 Edstor 4 Health Club 2 Dossy Mae 4
Mass Chorus 4 Class Commsttees
JUNE FEDCHOCK
She ss want to speak plasn and to the purpose
Gsrls Chorus 3 4 Msxed Chorus 4 Sensor Play Cast 4
Lsbrary Councsl 3 4 Reflector Staff Reporter I 2 3 Edstor
4 Intramurals 2 3 Class Commsttees Amscs Musscae 3 4
Gsrls Trsple Trso 4 Vsce Pressdent 2 Mass Chorus 4
PAUL GOTSHALL
One fact ss better than one hundred analgses
Msxed Chorus I 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 All State 4
Pressdent of Amscs Musscae 4 Yearbook Staff Snapshot
Edstor 4 Sensor Play Commsttees 4 Pep Band 3 Basketball
Manager 3 Operetta I 2 Reflector Staff 2
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LEONA HADLOCK
The smile is the whisper of a laugh
Orchestra l 2 4 Vice President ot Homemaking Club 3 4
Senior Play Committees 4 Reflector Staff Fashion Editor 4
Class Committees Health Club 2 DA R Dressmaking State
Award 3rd place DA R Dressmaking Local Award lst place
2 Amici Musicae l 2 4
MARJORIE HOUGHFTALING
Virtue is its own reward
lntramerals l 2 3 Health Club 2 Yearbook Staff Head
Typist 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Class Committees 2
SHIRLEY HOUSEL
Let us enjoy the present we will have trouble enough later
Intramurals l 2 3 Health 2 Chorus l 2 3 Reflector l 2
3 Yearbook Staff Snapshot Editor 4 Senior Play Committee
4, Class Committees 2, 3, 4
ROBERT HOUSEL
"Every man is the maker of his own fortune"
FFA Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, FFA Baseball l, 2, 3, 4,
Treasurer F.F.A. 3, F.F.A. Vice-President 4, Senior Play Com-
mittee 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, County F.F.A. 2nd Vice-
President 4, F.F.A. County Delegate 3, Class Committees l,
3, 4, National Convention F.F.A, Representative 2, 3.
BERNITA INGERSOLL
"Practice makes perfect"
Class Committees, Senior Play Committees 41 Drum Majorette
l, 2, 3, 4, Homemaking Club l, 2, 3, 41 Yearbook Staff,
Lawyer 4, D.A.R. Dressmaking local award lst place 2, D.A.R.
Dressmaking State Award 2nd place 2.
IVAN JACKSON
Doing nothing witn a great deal of skull
Senior Play Committee 4 Class Committees l 2 3 4 ln
tramurals l 2 3 Library Council 4
ALICE JOHNSON
Good humor is one of the best articles of dress
on can wear in society
Intramurals l 2 3 Health Club 2 Amlci Musucae 3 4
Mass Band 4 Band 3 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Class
Committees 2 3 4 Alumni Award 2
KEITH JONES
lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 Soccer 4 Baseball
l 2 3 4 Jayvee Basketball l Varsity 2 3 4 CoCapta1n
4 All County Basketball 3 Class Vice President 3 President
4 Orchestra 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Ring Committee 3
Senior Play Cast 4 Co Editor Refelctor Staff 4 LII Abner 4
Mass Chorus 4 Class Committees Amlci Musicae l 2, 3 4
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Haste makes waste
Gnrls Chorus I 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus President 4 Mixed
Chorus 2 3 4 L1braryCounc1l 2 3 4 Reflector Staff 2 3 4
lreporter and typlst 33 Amlcn Muslcae I 2 3 4 Operetta
I 2 Class Commlttees Intramurals 2 3 Senlor Play Com
mnttees Health Club 2
HERBERT MANSON
A good sportsman ns never quarrelsome
Intramurals I 2 3 4 Football Manager I Football 3 Sac
cer 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 JV Basketball I Varslty Basket
ball 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 Basketball Sensor Play Cast 4
Boys State Representatuve 3 Reflector Staff Sports Edutor 4
Pappy Yokum 4 Lnbrary Council 4
CLAYTON MOORE
There II be a hot time IH the old town tonight
Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Vlce President Orchestra
4 Amlcl Musncael 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 2 Reflector Staff
I 2 3 Operettal 2 Intramurals 3 Senlor Play Cast Sensor
Play Stage Manager Senlor Play Commuttees 4 Class Com
mnttees I 2 3 4 Andover Musuc Festlval 3 Massed Band 4
Scuence Club 3 Swlng Band 4 Pep Band 3
ROYCE NOLTON
Let tomorrow take care of Itself
Intramurals I 2 3 4 Health Club 2 Sensor Play Commuttee
4 Class Commlttees I 2 3 4
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JOSEPH PELLICANO
The chnef art of learnung ns to attempt but luttle at a tume
lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Intramurals Captann 2 3 Intramurals
Dnrector l Class Vlce Presndent l Operetta Commuttee 2
Vlve President Student Council 3 Rlng Committee 3 Pres:
d nt Student Council 4 Senuoor Play Commlttee 4 Yearbook
Staff Business Manager 4 Class Comrnlttee l 2 3 4
LYLE ROSS
Much wusdom often goes wnth tae fewest words
JEAN SMITH
A walling helper does not walt untll he IS asked
Class Commlttees l 2 3 4 Lnbrary Councul 4 Sensor Play
Prompter 4 Reflector Staff Typust and Reporter 4 Homemak
Ing Club l 2 3 Gmrls Chorus 2 3 4 Vice Preslden
Amucs Musecae 4 G AA Mass Chorus 4
ARLENE SMITH
Second thoughts they say are best
Hornemakung Club l 2 3 4 Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Re
flector Staff 4 Class Commlttees 3 4
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There IS no genlus nn lute like t'1e g nlus of energy
and actlvuty
Band l 2 3 4 Orcwestra 4 Mass Band 4 Amucn Musucae
4 Health Club 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Reflector Staff
4 Head Typust 4 Llbrary Councll 3 4 Class Com
mlttees Homemaklng Club l 2 3 4 Sensor Play Cast 4
Scc Treas 4 Mamrny Yokum 4
PHIL'P THOMPJON
He IS g ntle who doeth gentle deeds
Soccer 4 Semor Play Commlttee 4 F F A Presnd n 4 ln
mura'sl 2 3 4 FFA Club Class Comrnuttees
THELMA VONA
Llttle l ask my wants are few
Homemaklng Club 3 4 Lnbrary Councul 3 4 lntramurals
2 3 4 Senior Play Commlttese 4
VERA WILCOX
Be salem or say somethnng better than sllence
Homemaklng Club 2 3 4 Sensor Play Commnttee 4 Class
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CLASS HISTORY OF l9ll9 I95O
ln the balmy month of September
l9-46 green but eager freshmen started
out our hugh school career un room l5 un
der the watchful eye of Mr Lundrugan
our advusor for the year Lyle Ross was
elected Presudent to guude the class through
that furst crucual year wuth Joe Pellucano
as vuce presudent and Peggy Chart as sec
retary treasurer Actuvutues of the year
consusted of a wuener roast on the pun
nacle and two class partues one at Chrust
mas the other on Valentunes Day June
wuth uts tradutuonal exams soon rolled
around and most of us were now Sopho
mores
Summer vacatuon passed all too quuck
ly and soon some of us were gathered un
room l9 wuth Mr Sadler as our class ad
vusor and the rest of us un the typung room
wuth Mr Harruson At the furst class meet
ung John Crane was elected presudent June
Fedchock vuce presudent and Anna Hougf
talung was appounted to keep our lumuted
funancual resources and notes un order We
of course had to have the tradutuonal fall
wuener roast thus year at Luttle Nuagara
Other actuvutues of the year uncluded a class
Chrustmas party and a Halloween party
wuth dancung and refreshments
The next fall found us back at AC S
as Junuors Thus year we had Mr Sadler
as our advusor agaun un room 19 We came
to realuze that our hugh school years were
half gone wuth the best two years stull
ahead of us so we settled down to do some
work both for ourselves and the class
Keuth Allen was elected presudent for the
year wuth Keuth Jones as vuce presudent
and Dolly Beers as secretary treasurer
Our annual wuener roast was combuned
wuth a hay rude that year and was held at
Bear Falls A class Chrustmas party was
held and we uouned forces wuth the Senuors
to put on a Junuor Senuor prom the se and
un several years due to the war Thus prom
wasn t a bug success from a funancual
standpount but a large crowd was there
and a lot of good wull was buult up
The next September soon rolled around
ard 35 of us tramped up to the balcony
whuch was to be our headquarters for the
year wuth Muss Neely as advusor Thus was
our Senuor year the year we had spent ll
years workung up to wuth uts promuse of
graduatuon and the Senuor trup We really
had to dug un to keep up our school work
and stull put on actuvutues to earn money
wuth whuch to go on the Washungton trup
Some of these actuvutues uncluded the Senuor
Play the Sadue Hawkuns dance sellung
Chrustmas cards and statuoruery several un
formal dances and varuous other thungs all
put on for the purpose of makung money
The year soon passed and the supreme mo
ment of graduatuon was at hand So our
hugh school years passed and found us go
ung out to take our places un the world and
there us just a shade of sorrow un our faces
as we go out the doors of AC S for the
last tume as students The class affucers
for our Senuor year were Keuth Jones pres
udent Donald Cornush vuce presudent and
Eluzabeth Stuart as secretary treasurer
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CLASS WILL
We the class of l95O through our
lawyers Bernuta Ingersoll and Harold Bu
ton hereby bequeath our most valuable
possessuons to the class of 5l
they wull take good care ot them
trustung
Arlene Smuth leaves her seat on bus 8
to Lorena Smuth hopung that she won t be
so crowded on the back seat next year
Floyd Bluss leaves hus class rung to Ag
nes Parker untul she gets a replacement
Clayton and Etta just lett on
theur honeymoonllll
Herbue Manson leaves hus red haur to
Bert Reynolds and Janet Callahan to stop
some of the feudung between them
Burton Coombs leaves hus gutt at gab
to Clara Butler to pester the teachers wuth
next year
John Crane leaves hus vuolun to Charles
Bottum hopung he wull be concert master
next year
June Fedchock leaves her temper to
Dan Hovey because ut wull match hus red
hour
Jean Smuth leaves her muddle unutual
CMD to Jean Smuth because she doesnt have
one
Dolly Beers and Keuth Allen leave theur
method at gettung along to Carolyn and
Max hopung they make up as often a
they dud
Mary Dununny leaves her blonde haur
to Sonya Stone hopung that ut wull help
her to get the rught man
Peggy Chart leaves her love letters
from Larry to Barbara Stuart and Sue Ann
Troy to keep them warm on cold nughts
Leona Hadlock leaves a yellow con
vertuble to George Tucker and Melba Park
er
Paul Gotshall leaves to Donna Hand a
new car CStudebaker unstead ot a Frazuerl
Harold Burton leaves hus ways of get
tung along wuth gurls to Duck Vanderhott
Royce Nolton leaves hus boxung abuluty
to Manfred Naar so he can get along bet
ter wuth Muss Neely next year
Ivan Jackson leaves hus abuluty to druve
hus Dads car to Clunton Travus fMaybe
he can do better?
Joe Pellucano leaves hus abuluty to tell
tall tales to Percy Husted although he
doesn t need ut
Bob Hausel leaves one of hus pruze cat
tle to Charles Babcock and Clutford Pad
gett
Shurley Housel leaves her long haur to
Judy Oakley
Bernuta Ingersoll leaves her shako
Velma Vona hopung that between them
they wull be able to full ut
Aluce Johnson leaves her place on the
honor roll to Norma Stewart so she wull
keep up her good work and be on ut next
year
Keuth Jones leaves hus hot trumpet
to Leo Sharpe so he can struve un band next
year
Vera Wulcox leaves her quuet ways to
Elwyn Ingersoll'
Luz Stuart leaves all her brothers and
susters to Wayne Sherwood because he
doesn t have any
Phul Thompson leaves hus talent at get
tung along wuth Mr Weale to Don Smuth
Don Cornush leaves hus dark haur to
Betty Bergh so she won t be so conspucu
ous
Phyllus leaves her Kutchun to Erma
so she wull be a good H nd un ut
Thelma Vona leaves all her boy truends
to Vuvuan Mose to uncrease her collectuon
Lyle Ross leaves cu bag of kusses to Duck
Lewus Francus Mather and Don Rouse to
pass out to the gurls
Mudge Houghftalung leaves and takes
her typung wuth her hopung she has as good
luck landung a boss as her suster dud
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Llsten children whale we play
The half century kld are on their way
Don Corrxsh as row a hugh pressure salesman
They try rot to buy but oh hofv he nalls em
Ellzabeth Stuart IS Interested nn foreign races
Especlally Dutch who as one of her cases
June Fedchock now lnves In a mansson
She IS ke pang hous for Herb Manson
Clayton Moore wnll not dug another ditch
Les Brown and has band hlred hum In place of Buddy Rlch
Joe Pellncaro funally becam a lawyer
He s lnvestngatnng the wall palnted by Tom Sawyer
Peggy Chart an artlst was she
ls row panntlng portraits for Harry S T
Etta DeMun has publucvty galore
She s In a side show with Clayton Moore
Paul Gotshall through Volante s careful trannzng
Now goes In for cheerleading and schreechlng
Off to New York went Dolly Beers
She grabbed a mlllnonanre by the ears
We always thought Harold Burton had aballty
He does he now resldes among Noblllty
Keith Jones who was always slnghtly hazy
Married a scrubwoman whose name was Mazzy
Phyllis Kutchun became a model lwlfel
Across the kntchen she now does toddle
Royce was a boxer and oh how he could fnght
But he lost hls tltle on hls wedding night
Alnce Johnson teeth wnll full
When she becomes the dentlst of Hedgesvllle
The late Keith Allen was shot by a gun
When Dolly found hum a tnng lake Mighty .loe Young
Very prosperous IS Phnl Thompson
Must have been all those rlbbons he won'
Lyle Ross went to college
But soon got marrred nnstead of more knowledge
Shirley Housel was a dancer
Untll she gave a mllllonalre the nght answer
Mary Dlnlnny married an earl
And ns donng fnne as pun up gurl
Burton Coombs has followed has brother
Now he sees slde shows one after another
Leona Hadlock on a Broadway stage now prances
She practiced every week at the Frlday nlght dances
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Has dozens of ladytrlends In Tennessee
Arlehe Smsth vs now a nurse
All her patients leave In a hearse
Bernuta Ingersoll twnrled herself to fame
And now In brrght Iughts you see her name
Vera Wulcox havung met her wlshes
Now does her hubby s dustlng and dishes
Ivan Jackson from justice wnll not budge
Now that he ns elected county fudge
Ard IS do ng hne as a farmer s wrfe
Bob l-lousel operates a dandy dairy
A gurl famed Clara he s soon to marry
Floyd B I1 s was admutted to the bar
Erned some money and bought a car
Thelma Vona has won great fame
Ferocuous Irons sh now does tame
Marjorle l-loughttalahg ns a secretary four
She artd her boss make a wonderful panr
And now the ball begins to fade
Into the future I can no longer gaze
Jean Smith is settled for lite
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TO THE cLAss or l95l
As we leave A C S we are handing down to you the task of carrying
on for cs We say farewell wnth a touch of sad ess although we are eager
to see what th future holds for us
We wlll always ch rush the rnemorses we have made at A C S and
remember our ma Wy l ade s who have helped to make us better young
adults of tomorrow We hope we can always be a credit to our school
Future Sensors thank you for your fnne cooperation all throughout the
ear lf we can be of h lp to you do Pot fall to call on us May you make
Kelth Jones
Sensor Class President
OUR MESSAGE TO Tl-IE SENIOR CLASS
We the junior class wlsh to congratulate you Seniors on your accom
pllshments of the past year Although we deeply regret your leavlng we
hope as we take your place we can leave our year feelvng that our tlme
has Pot be n spent In valn and our success will be an lnspnratlon to our
successors as you have been to us
We wall mass your companuonshnp and guldlng hand which has left
many memories especially nn athletics
We wnsh every one of you leavnng A C S the greatest happrness and
success n whatever and wherever your next accomplishment may be
Leo Sharpe
.lunlor Class Presldent
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'l95l a great year for all of you and A, C, S.
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Row l Francus Mather Janet Callahan Jean Smuth Vxyoan Mose Betty Mernck Velma
Vona Erma Hand Sue Ann Troy Charles Bottum
Mr Sadler Donna l-land Agnes Parker Leo Sharpe Percy Husted Bert Reynolds
Stuart Bean Wayne Sherwood Sonya Stone Betty Bergh Cluftord Padgett
Lorena Smlth Melba Parker Clara Butler Judy Oakley Norma Stewart Clara
Brown Beverly Brown Carolyn Dartt Barbara Stuart Donald Smnth
Duck Van Derhoff Elwyn Ingersoll Dan Hovey Manfred NOW GeOrge Tl-lCl46f
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Row 4
Thus year s group of yolly lunuors met In room l9 wlth Mr Sadler as
advisor Leo Sharpe was elected Presudent Percy Husted Vnce President
an Sonya Stone secretary and treasurer
The annual wlener roast was held at Bear Falls lwlth plenty of teachers
for chaperonesl We held our Christmas Party an the gym wlth a tree and
all the tnmmungs
The year was clurnaxed by the annual Junuor Sensor Prom The queen
Norma Stewart was crowned by l949 s queen, Peggy Chart
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John Jenkins Franklin Smith Herbert Lucas Robert Fero John Morris David Hurl
but Tharon Jones Fredrick Adslt
Rosalie Vidigison Christine Allen Kenneth Yaples Jack Lamphier Beverly Ran
dall Martha Hurlbut Diane Coone Wilma Cisco Shirley Neylands Fred Sprague
Helen Gill Elva Stage Lucille Crane Elanor Olinger Lorraine Nichols Betty
Jones Margaret Bonham Faye Gosper Eugene Crosson Mr Harrison M
Dingham
Joan Hall Mildred Paris Marilyn Woodard Freda Pellicano Marilyn Graves Lor
raine Hill Sandra Costley Maude Risely Frances Monahan Richard PCIIFTHGV
David Reagan
Robert Hawkins Willaam Wright Robert Mose Charles Root David Thompson
Julian Gill Martin Blend
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The Sopohomores met in the upper corridor of the school house with
twenty two meeting in Mr Harrison s room and the remaining forty in Mr
Dingman s room
We elected Martha Hurlbut president lllene Mose vice president and
Shirley Lewis, sectretary treasurer
We enjoyed a wiener roast at Bear Falls Most of the class and many
members of the facultv participated
At Christmas the two groups joined in Mr Dingman s room for a party
Gifts and refreshments were enjoyed
And so we close a guiet and cheerful year and look forward to sitting
in the junior homeroom next year
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Clarence Kelly Malcolm Jones Elwyn Coon Gerald Gable Gradley Stone James
Croft John Mitchell Nelson Reppert Don Thompson
Donald Kruse Joan Butler Joyce Lamphler Leona Hunter Janet Benyamln Mary
Wheaton Joan Davls Ellen Chapelle Marvln Wheeler James JOCkSOn JGFHGS
Pepper
Harold Bartholomew Louise Crane Maxine Wllcox Elma Blend Shirley Stafford
Frances VanClse Mary Works Merva Taylor Ruth Butler Lorralne Rogers
Emma Johansen Donna Smuth Vonda Smith Evelyn Dunn Anglvlne Dunn
Robert Chappell Jack Smlth
Annette Arnett Peggy Herrnngton Lots Kruse Mary Hyde Nancy Sprague James
Mason Terry Towner Paul Kennedy Robert Nlchols Robert Barber Ba
5 Max Hess Thomas Henry Dennus Shroeder Arnold Gosper Wlllnam Hubbard
Phlllp Bennett Larry Hunt Steve Salerno James Talbot Donald Beauvler
The Freshman Class of l949 50 began thus year wnth the election of
the follownng students as offlcers
Donna Smith Presldent
Shirley Stafford Vice Presndent
Joyce Lamphuer Secretary Treasurer
Thelr actlvltles thus year lncluded the class wlener roast whlch was
held at Bear Falls and our class Chrustmas Party
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Helen Scandlon Grazia Allen Helen Gardner Myrna Brown Vlrglnla Mose Joyce
Snyder Vlvlan udlgson Betty Bean Lois Callahan Veronnca Barrett Beverly
Baker
Sally Curtns Barbara Ross Peggy Russ Barbara Sxrnpson Anne Ruffle Dons Abeel
Betty Muller Patrlcla Herrington MOTION Hurgusses Edna Preston Flora Adfl
Phyllls Stuart Angle Potter Ethel Rrsley Ann Lamphner La Vera Nuxton La Rae
Van Clse Judy Catchpole Ellnor Hubbard Barbara Garner Ella Blend Mae
Hackett Nellle Push
Ester Sulllvan Joyce Dann Kaye Howard Janet Crane Dorothy Baker Grace New
man Glenora Farr Nancy Padgett
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Frntz Meyers Alvnn Brown Fred Conklln James Gull Harold Wood Lawrence Hub
bard
George Olunger Jesse Faulkner Marvln OBr1en Richard Church Thomas Hall
Charles Meyers
Ralph Race Davnd Hoagtlun Donald Hnllyard James Manley Richard Baker Ray
rnond Snyder Lee Moore
Eugene Bovee, Raymond Snyder, Lee Moore, Fred Simons, Stacy Jackson, James
Hawkins
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Pauln Stewart Jo rn rrwtrm He en Sutton Jockalyn Hubbard H len Jo PbSlDS
Ruth Gasp r Sally Cran Gadys Shelansky Crystal Robertson Joyce Baker
Carol Sllsbee Martha Towner Manlxn Beers Dorothy Morsemann Janette Mlcnel
Carmen Relllcano Duane Dov: s Shirley Mules Bonnie Hopper Crystal Huggins
Janlce Stewart Betty Puckett Dorothy Jenknns Mary Qulck Mary Barber
Norva lngersoll Carrell Cook Eva Newman Janet Beers Anne ROOT
Julla Wulson Carol McNett Arlene Stinson Wllma Groves Mary Crane Betty Lou
Smlth Mary Lou Stewart Elaine Rice
Row
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Row 4
Ernest Garn r Kenneth Andrews Kelth Dalrymple James Kelly Kelth COOmlDS
Elwyn Whltehead Hollis Llewellyn Francns Nobrlga John Gangeme Durlond
Harrington
Robert Dale Charles Tornpkuns John Hyde Ronald Crossan Carl Gosper William
Russ Gordon Ley: Lee Dunnlng Roger Walker Gerald Gardner Arnold WEST
miller Larry Gull
Dale Powers Kenneth Jones George LaChance Fred Sherwood Wulllom RI0l Ed
ward Martln Wulluam Aumuck Dale Knapp Albert Meyers Gordon Sprague
Nell Resue
Claude Kemp Robert Wnght Edward Stafford Carl Blass Rachard Curnrnlngs
Stuart Benedsct Joel Allungton
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Seated Mary Cook Martha Hurlbut Joseph Pellucano Stuart Bean Donna Smnth
Standing Helen Scanlon Keuth Jones lllene Mase Leo Sharpe Nelson Reppert
Who wrote the A C S Constntutlon7 Who as In charge of assemblues?
Who chooses those assemblies? Who gave megaphones to the cheering
squad?
Why, the Student Councul, ot course'
The man wath the gavel Joe Pellncano
Asslstant gavel pounder Stuart Bean
Qunll pusher Martha Hurlbut
Chancellor of the Exchequer lllene Mose
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Prnvate Secretary Martha Hurlbut
Head Bookmaker Sonya Stone
Veep Eleanor Ollnger
Harold waving a dust cloth Herb Manson sorting magazlnes Mass
Wilcox June and Peggy creating a bulletin board Marllyn changlng the
stamp Thelma cleanung the grade lnbrary Betty Gosper and Agnes pastung
book packets Jean shelvnng cowboy books Herb Lucas and Charles helplng
7th graders Mary showung Kelth how to check out magazines Joan and
Ken sharang noon desk duty Barb and Luz belng our sister comblnatnon
Judy Betty Qulck Shrrley Ilene Carolyn Chrlstlne Rosalie and Duane cut
ting out clapping Ivan Lorraine Etta Clara Dolly Janet Elva and Phyllls
stamping books all a e our Lnbrary Council at work"'
Seated Chrlstlne Allen Muss Wnlcox Martha Hurlbut Sonya Stone Kenneth Yaples
Eleanor Ollnger
Row 2 Keuth Jones Herbert Lucas Etta DeMun Clara Butler Betty Gosper Agnes Parker
Lorraune Hull Phyllis Kntchnn Thelma Vona Elizabeth Stuart June Fedchock
Mary Dlnnnny Jean Smlth Janet Callahan
Row 3 Charles Root Barbara Stuart lllene Mase Peggy Chart Darlene Beers Carolyn
Dartt Judy Oakley Duane Coone Shlrley Newlands Rosalie Vldlglson Marllyn
Graves Betty Quick Elva Stage Ivan Jackson Harold Burton
REFLECTOR ADVISORS
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MlSS WILCOX HARRISON
REFLECTOR STAFF
NEWSPAPER STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF
June Fedchock Edltor un Chief Mary Dlnunny Edutor ln Chuef
Keith JONES CO ECl'T0f Darlene Beers Co Editor
Clara Butler Assistant Edutor
Judy Oakley Art Editor
Leona l-ladock Fashnon Editor
Herbert Manson Sports Editor
Leo Sharpe Assnstant Sports Editor
Stuart Bean Assistant Edntor
John Crane Sports Editor
Joe Pellucano Busuness Manager
Peggy Chart Art Editor
Eno DeMun Feature Editor Mudge Houghftalung Head Typist
Betty Gosper Busmness Manager Shlrley Housel Snapshot Edntor
Elnzabeth Stuart Head Typist Paul Gotshall Snapshot Editor
Melbfi Parker P""'lTe" Bernsta Ingersoll Lawyer
Betty MEFFICR pflnfel' H B L
Arlene Smith Joke Editor
Jean Smuth Joke Edrtor
aro urton awyer
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Seated Peggy Chart Stuart Bean Darelene Beers Josepw Pellncaro Mary Dlnlnny
Standung l-larold Burton Bernlta Ingersoll John Crane Marjorie l-loughtalmg Paul Gotshall
Shnrley l-lousel Mr l-larrnson Mass Wrlcox
NEWSPAPER STAFF
Seated Judy Oakley Elizabeth Stuart Etta De Mun Clara Butler June Fedchack Keuth
Jones Mass Wllcox
Raw 2 Barbara Stuart Janet Callahan Ellen Chappell .loan Butler Betty Gosper Lorraine
l-lull Lars Kruse Melba Parker Betty Merrlck Lorraine N1chols Eleanor Olnnger
Mr Harruson
Raw 3 Leona Hunter Jean Srnlth Betty Jones Shnrley Lewus Arlene Smuth Leona l'lCJd
lock Phylnss K1tch1n Joan Hall Robert Ruffle Leo Sharpe
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Shnrley Lewos Betty Jones Daane Coone Shlrley Newlands Joan Hall Betty Ulck
Rosalae Vudlguson Chnstnne Allen Jean Smuth June Fedchock
Agnes Parker Frances Stewart Clara Butler Helen Gull Peggy Chart Mary Dlnmny
Lois Kruse Janet Benjamin Joan Davls Phyluss Kltchln Beverly Randall Annette
Arnette Shurley Andrews
Mary Wheaten Ellen Chappelle Frances Monahan Lorralne Hull JOan Davis Joyce
Lamphuer Nancy Sprague Leona Hunter
Eleanor Olmger Lorraune Nichols Etta De Mun Lulluan Nolton Blend Ruth
Butler Elma Blend Catherlne Randall Geraldine Church
MIXED CHORUS
Seated
ROW 2
Row 3
Row 4
Clara Butler Shlrley Lewus Betty Jones Duane Coone Shlrley Newlands Joan Hall
Betty Qulck Rosalne Vndnglson Chrustlne Allen Beverly Randall Lorraine Nichols
Mass Morlock Don Rouse Agnes Parker Frances Stewart Joan Davies Mary
Wheaton Joyce Lamphler Janet Benjamln Nancy Sprague Leona Hunter
Lnlllan Nolton Etta De Mun Shurley Andrews Phyllss Kutchm Frances Mona
han
June Fedchock Mary Dlnunnq Peggy Chart Donald Cornish Keith Jones Nelson
Reppert Joan Butler Ruth Butler Ellen Chappell Annette Arnett Helen Gul
Paul Gotshall Robert Mose Wnlllam Wrlgl-mt David Hurlbut James Jackson Robert
Chappell Wayne Sherwood Catherune Randall Jean Smlth Lorranne Hull
AMICI MUSICAE
Officers
Presndent Paul Gotshall
Vice Presudent l eo Sharpe
Secretary Treasurer Ilene Mose
Advusors Mlss Morlok Mr Snyder
Last summer the A C S Band played a serles of elght concerts ar
home and away One of our most enthuslastlcally recenved concerts was
gsven at Bath Veterars Admlnnstratlon Hospital
The first protect durung the school year was the Sectional All State
Festival Nov l8 and l9 at Canandalgua New York Fave people attended
Band Stuart Bean Orchestra Mary Dlnlnny and Norma Stuart Chorus
Clara Butler and Paul Gotshall Advisors Miss Morlok and Mr Snyder
December l9th we put on a Chrnstmas program called Christmas ln
Other Lands Thus was a jolnt project of the Girls Chorus fourth through
elghth grades and Orchestra
January 30th the March of Dlmes Program saw our Triple Trno Four
Teens Quartet and the Band takang part
On February 4th Adduson played host to Mr Snyders Band The
Massed Band Festlval Guest conductor Mr Walter Beeler of Ithaca
College Host Conductor our own Mr Snyder The Bands over 250
boys and gurls taksng part from eleven area schools
February 25th the same schools took part In an ldentucal program for
Chorus both mnxed and gurls at Cohocton
March 24th and 25th the annual show for the Recreatuon Fund placed
the Trlple Truo Four Teens and the Swing Band on stage
Thus year s NYSSMA Contest was held at Penn Yan New York May
5th and 6th and we entered Grrls Chorus Muxed Chorus Triple Trlo Two
vocal soloists Band Orchestra Trumpet Quartet French Horn Quartet
Woodwlnd Qulntet and a brass quartet
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l Joan Doves lllene Mase Carolyn Dartt James Croft Ronald Barber Joan Butler
Kelth Jones Darlene Beers Etta DeMun
2 Janet Callahan Elezabeth Stuart Beverly Boker Arnold Gosper Barbara Sampson
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Kenneth Yeaples Robert Barber Leo Sharpe Stuart Bean John Mltchell Clar
ence Kelly Joyce Lamphear Francas Stewart Aluce Johnson
ne Davies Sally Simpson Carol Hamxlton Kentlfn Coombs Keith Dalrymple
Clara Butler Bob Mose Nancy Burlingame Nancy Sprague Nancy Spaulding
Kenneth Jones Rnchord Lewus Nelson Reppert
Vnvlon Culbertson Bert Reynolds Clayton Moore Fred Sprague Kenenth An
drews Norma Stewart Dons Abeel Lars Callahan Bernlta Ingersoll Mary
Dunrnny
OFFICERS OF THE BAND
Presndent Keith Jones
Vrce Presndent Stuart Bean
Sec reta ry Treasurer Etta DeMun
Row 41 Mr. Harald Snyder, Directory Mary Jo Kennedy, Helen Jo Phelps, Mary Wheaton,
ORCHESTRA
Row l John Crane Charles Bottum Darlene Beers Etta DeMun Martha Hurlbut Mary
Dmlnny
Row Joan Butler eona Hadlock Betsy Bean Loss Callahan Elnzabeth Stuart lllene Mose
Joan Davis James Croft obert Barber Kelth Jones Joan Hall Francug Mona
an
Row 3 Doris Abeel Mary Barber Leona Aumlck Vuvlan Vldnglson Sally Curtis Kenneth
Yeaples Leo Sharpe Stuart Bean Clarence Kelly Wayne Sherwood Nelson
Reppert James Jackson John Mntchell Clara Butler
Row 4 Fred Sprague Clayton Moore Robert Mose Norma Stewart Mr Harold Snyder
Durector
OFFICERS OF THE ORCHESTRA
President John Crane
Vuce President Clayton Moore
Secretary Treasurer Norma Stewart
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Seated Bernuta lngersoll Leona Hadlock Mrs Morse Lucllle Crane Elnzabeth Stuart
Lounse Crane
Row 2 Melba Parker Velma Vona Betty Merruck Elma Blend Mary Hyde Lulllan Nolton
Manlyn Graves Martha Hurlbut
Row 3 Arlene Smuth Erma Hand Thelma Vona Harruet Hyde Vlvuan Culbertson Ello
At the September homemakung club meetlng the followung officers
were elected
President Sue Ann Troy
Vnce Presudent Leona Hadlock
Secretary Treasurer Lucllle Crane
We had a successful bake sale at the ag four to earn money We
exchanged presents at our gay Chrustmas party held un the homemaklng
rooms
We had a farewell party for Mrs Kreger January l2th Mrs Morse
taught us durung the second semester and accompanied sux of us to Cornell
The homemakung gurls all made dresses whuch were entered un the
DA R contest held In February Melba Parker was awarded farst pruze
Erma Hand second prize and Ellzabeth Stuart honorable mentuon
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Row l Claude Merrlck Donald Smnth Charles Root Robert Housel Phrlnp Thompson
Francls Mather Mr Weale Herbert Lucas Dan Thompson
Row 2 Bradley Stone Spencer Mose Harold Bartholomew Jullan Gull Charles Bottum
Floyd Bluss John Crane Donald Kruse Clnfford Padgett Anglvrne Dunn Jack
Lamphler Tharon Jones
Kenneth Meade Manfred Narr George Tucker Duck Van Derhoff Bert Reynolds
Marvln Wheeler Robert Hawknns Arnold Gosper Elwyn lngfersoll Larry Hunt
James Jackson James Baker Franklin Smlth Malcolm Jones
Row 3
The local F F A offucers In our chapter are Phll Thompson Presndent
Bob Housel Vvce President Francus Mather Secretary Charles Root Treas
urer Herb Lucas Sentnnel
County officers are Floyd Blass Vice President Bob Housel Second
Vrce Presndent Charles Bottum Sentnnel
The chapter opened the year with boys showlng cattle at Bath Falr
where we won many prrzes ln October we combined our local fanr wnth the
Grange Elwyn Ingersoll represented us at the Natlonal Convention of
Future Farmers ln March a group of boys and Mr Weale attend Farm
and Home Week at Ithaca ln May we attended the State convention at
Waverly where Bob Housel trled for the Emplre Farmer degree ln May we
had a Father and Son Banquet The officers puns and local degree puns were
presented
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From left to r1g'1t Elizabeth Stuart Darlene Beers Keuth Jones Peggy Chart Burton Coombs
Etta De Mun Mary Dnnrnny Harold Burton June Fedchock Clayton MOOre
Herbert Manson John Crane
Harold Duquet Duke a young mon of wealth Herbert Manson
Ma Mrtchell proprretress of
Ma Mrtchell s Coffee Shoppe Elrzabeth Stuart
John Wrggnns Slum poor but honest Kerth Jones
Shsrley Mrtchell Ma s daughter Dolly Beers
Lana Henderson a student Peggy Chart
Bull Taylor the basketball captain Burton Coombs
Katherrre Skunner Poodles a student June Fedchock
Vnvran Parker the school belle Mary Drnrnny
Ossre Vrctor a student Harold Burton
Mr Vnctor Ossre s father and local banker John Crane
Pete Lewrs the younq basketball coach Clayton Moore
College Daze rs a comedy wrth actron galore'
The play concerns Hartdale a typucal luttle college town the actron
takrng place rn Ma Mrtchell s a typical off campus hang out Duke rs a
swanky eastern boy and Slum s a boy from the country They decrde to
change ndentrtres and the plot thuckens untrl the real udentrtres are known
The play was very successful due to the cooperatuve efforts of the
ienrors faculty and of the townspeople and our drrector Mass Bettie Neely
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Row 2 Gerald Gabel Manager Charles Root Bert Reynolds Herbert Manson Arr1Old
Gosper Danlel Hovey Max Hess Clifford Anglehart Marvin Wheeler Percy
Husted Phulup Thompson Coach Harding
l95O saw the fnrst soccer team that Addison Central ever produced
Even though It wos the boys flrst year at the new sport they had a
good season with Hornell the only team whuch beat them twnce In all the
other matches Addlson won one lost one A leogue of nearby schools
was formed which Included Addison Hornell Corning Northside and Ham
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Seated Percy Husted Danlel Reppert Tom Knebel Keith Jones Fred Sprague
Standing John Jenkins Manager Bob Fero Bob Hurt Phnl Bennett Clifford Anglehart
Donald Rouse Coach Ober Herbert Manson
The baseball team In June l949 went to the flnals In Rochester for
the furst tume ln many years They were edged out by one run by Nunda
They deserve complnments for the tune work they dnd under the coaching
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Standing Leo Sharpe Bert Reynolds Herbert Manson Max Hess Dannel H0vey ClIffOrd
Anglehart Fred Sprague Duck Van Derhoff
The Adduson Central varsity had the best season thas year under the
coaching of Mr Hardnng that any Addison varsnty has had srnce l940 the
last year that a champuonshup team was produced here The only team
that defeated them twuce was Campbell They had a good season and
deserve a lot of pralse for the hard work they dud to give us a successful year
Season Record
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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
This year the frve members ot last year s Jayvee Cheerleading Squad
replaced last year s Varsity Two more members were chosen Sonya Stone
and Mary Dlnunny maknng a total of seven
Mnss Luppuno was our Advisor and de our new uniforms whuch
were our prlde and joy Thus season was ve u essful wuth wholelfmearted
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Charles Root
The Jayvees got oft to a rather bad start this season by losing the
fnrst few games However they sudd nly got on a wlnnlng str ak and won
the last sux stranghtl All at the games except three were very close as far
as scorung went and spectators at the games were shown some excellent
playang We re proud of Captaln
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The Jayvee cheerleading squad was made up of four new members
Mary Wheaton Janet Benjamin Darlene Beers and Joan Davls
We adopted the Varsltys old u-'uforms but devised many Pew and
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Board President 28 Carolyn and Janet 29 Grade Library 30 Leo and Wayne 31 Smllnng 32 Beverly 33 Puck
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