Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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BERGERSON Szrperintendent of Schools 1 1 FAC U LTY FIRST FLOOR FACULTY Left to Right: Jean Knowles, Janet Hatch, Julia McGuire, Michael Spierdowis, Moses Sherman, Oscar Rickey, Elma Sanford, John Joy, Stewart New 'L .MW SECON D FLOOR FACU LTY Top Row: Roland Sanford, Helena Hogan, Theodore Anderson, Mary Trurnble, May Schnitzer, Mildred Hazel, Nellie Willey, Margaret Landfear lst Row: Bernard Lynch, Edmund Buordi, Lorraine Sprague, Evelyn Collins, Norma D4Laura 6 FACULTY THIRD FLOOR FACULTY Lett to Right: Roy Schroeder, Arlene Boice, Katherine Billings, Marjorie Mahoney, Norman Hill, Anne Holt, Hazel D'Amico, William Host, Edith Anderson, Mildred Claire, Anna Ball, William Monacelli, Irene Harrigan NORMA R, DI LAURA Director of Guidance THEODORE ANDERSON Director of Census, Attendance and Transportation DOREEN SUNDELL Art Supervisor af High School MOSES SHERMAN Supervisor at Instrumental Music ot High School MARY A. TRUMBLE Supervisor of Vocal Music ot High School MICHAEL SPIERDOWIS Physical Education, H. S. Boys JANET HATCH Physical Education, H. S. Girls DR. J. A. ELSON School Physician THELMA B. RICHARDSON School Nurse CONSTANCE LICHT Dental Hygiene Teacher MARGARET D. LANDFEAR Dean of Girls and English ANNA L. BALL English MAY W. SCHNITZER English BERNARD LYNCH English and Public Speaking EVELYN A. COLLINS Librarian MARJORIE MAHONEY Social Studies NORMAN HILL Social Studies IRENE HARRIGAN Social Studies and French HAZEL G. D'AMICO Latin SADIE M. BRITTON Mathematics WILLIAM A. MONACELLI Science EMILY E. BEEMAN General Science and Biology STEWART NEW Agriculture ANNE HOLT Commercial ROY W. SCHROEDER Commercial EDITH ANDERSON Homemaking ARLENE BOICE Homemaking and Health OSCAR L. RICKEY Industrial Arts HAROLD HOPKINS Auto Driver Education MILDRED CLARE Junior High School English HELENA HOGAN Junior High School Mathematics KATHARINE BILLINGS Junior High School Social Studies EDMUND BIORDI 7th Grade ROLAND SANFORD 7th Grade MILDRED HAZEL 7th Grade LORRAINE SPRAGUE 7th Grade NELLIE WILLEY 6th Grade JOHN JOY 6th Grade ELMA SANFORD 6th Grade Alfred looked over the offices. He knew his knowledge of the mimeograph was limited so he wandered on - ever searching. ' -... .. ..,. ..-. -1---f .l,e5--- ,911 .71,,.g V, - Q-ggfg,g:.pf5-'p53-1g.,,- --jf:-mL,g.z?' ' ' iff?-. . gre- 'QQ-, gi ,g.,-'-- 4 pau- - WF- --',,1,.-.w.s,,:,,,' :WM , QF.- ..-5-fi' 7 . .,,. , X., 7?- 1. if i'S3?f:',.x W .X 1 ., , ,,,,,, .,A.,::...- W W M, K, Y Mm M, . www Xwr, " A .SAW as A A-6 Q ,Q W sw . iw - xg V . , Q 19 . fd X? y if mi Q ' e:::.:,.: - ?xf 25 Y Q5 Q21 423535, ' Q I' 'y , ziggy , Q 4 , X i ,gf 'E hiv 5 A ni 2' , W Vg" n 1 f,fY'55VL Q 2 ggi? k . aff? 3 Aw, xx g , xgakt if pr Cl. SIXTH GRADE Early in the fall of last year, Mrs. Sanford's sixth grade began their activities by studying the solar system. The boys and girls made scale models of the planets out of paper mache, which were displayed in the classroom. At Christmas time they did a very effective version of "The Littlest Angel". Those who saw it were overcome by its warmth and feeling. Other activities were a Christmas party, a radio play, Valentines party, and a square dance. Mrs. Willey's pupils began their activities for the year by participating in an assembly on the United Nations. After completing their course on the Middle Ages, they drew a poster of life in the Middle Ages. At Christmas time, scenes were drawn on the boards and a Christmas party planned. The Crusades were drawn up on a poster by Mr. loy's class. SEVENTH GRADE Mr. Biordi's class began the seventh grade activities by studying early Indian life and drawing a poster depicting the life and ways of the Indians. Their next group project was on immigrants in New York State and New York City. They finished the school year with a study of the physical geography of New York and drawing contour maps of New York State. Mr. Sanford's class got right into the swing of things by drawing posters de- picting the various stages of the War of 1812, and World Wars I and II. They gave speeches in the auditorium to entertain the sixth grade pupils. Mrs. Sprague's class and Miss I-Iazel's had fewer activities during the school yearg however, both classes drew Christmas scenes of their own ideas on the boards. Each of the seventh grade classes held a Christmas party which the students themselves planned and carried out. EIGHTH GRADE Early in November, Miss Billin s' social studies classes started the eighth grade activities rolling by electing nine delegates to attend an exhibit on the Erie Canal at the Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester. They were taken on a surprise tour of the exhibit on the Erie Canal. Miss Hogan's math classes worked out some very beautiful geometric designs in color which they displayed in room 211. In the early part of December, some of Miss Clare's English classes completed small notebooks on Dickens' novel A CHRISTMAS CAROL. These booklets, with their beautiful hard covers, which included character sketches and time changes of the novel, were exhibited in class. Finally, on February nineteenth, to top off an already full year, the eighth grade got together and attended a skating party at the roller rink in Medina. Erie Canal, Charles Dickens, geometry and roller skates - it's a busy life for the 8th grade. Top 4th 3rd 2nd Row Row: Row: Row lst Row: G Parson C Preston J Mules G Coloney D Solvorore S Ferris B Sfeler Top Row: Afh Row: 3rd Row: 2nd Row: lst Row: Top Row: 4th Raw: 3rd Row: 2nd Row: lst Raw: SEVENTH GRADE D. Erway, W. Hawkins, K. Cutting, R. Hill, C. Reynold, L. Haylett, G. Narburgh, A. Townsend, D. Baker, B. Huber, L. Marth, L. Rhodes, D. Holbrook B. Klotzbach, B. Tokotch, G. Walburn, B. Lose, M. Treble, S. Potting, W. Hughes, J. Dutcher, C. Severns, .C. LeFrois, C. Brooks, R Miller, S. Schuck, R. Greenlee N. Bagnato, M. lngraham, C. Forione, R. Cleveland, J. McMurray, B. Brodie, G. Gottavi, J. Gavenda, N. Chrzan, K. Bell, S. Bartlett, S. Pittman, D. Saeva D, Ergott, R. Freeman, E. Narburgh, P. Wilkins, P. Wilder, D. Rush, R. Eibl, G. Thompson, D. Hill, J. Weatherbee, M. Clark, J. Denniston J. Allen, D. Nesbitt, T. Anderson, E. Lonnen, M. Batt, L. Allen, J. Beardsley, R. Lyons Top Row: 4th Row: 3rd Row: 2nd Row: lst Row: SEVENTH GRADE A. Gursslin, A. Preston, E. Miller, D. Burns.de, S. Clark, B. Hakes, S. DeHond, E. Marshall T. Dunn, N. Dunn, R. Eddy L. True, V. Morrison, C. Perfitt, E. Davis, F. Lyons, R. Juliana, A. Snell, E. Johnson, L. Harvey, F. Budynski, S. McCartney, P. Miller D. Williams, D. Stone, D. Loscell, D. Buckland, C. Dawson, F. Jeffery, S. Wilson, D. Derwick E. Draper, J. Martin, R. Klingenberger, K. Dykstra, B. Daniels, J. Fisk, K. Eibl E. Dunn, C. Cook, M. Draper, E. Christopher, R. Brooks, A. Baker, B. Eddy, J. George, R. Wildbahn, G. Snell E. Fisher, N. Weeks, J. Graham, R. Johnson, D. Minckley, K. Hubbell, R. Durront, W. Schmack pepper, C. Kerridge J. Williams Ll. Babcock EIGHTH GRADE Top Row J. Leigh, E. Kidney, L. Cliff, A. DeCarlo, G. Erway, R. Miller, F. Hildreth, R. Tower, C. Keitel 4th Row: A. Stockton, O. Gildner, V. Buckner, M. Piazza, E. Hughes, C. Miller, B. Chapman, D. Stark weather, R. Shuck, M. Howlett, J. Reed, D. Spierdowis 3rd Row: C. Britt, D. Stockton, A. Corbett, S. Dale, P. Allen, R. Kelley, E. Clement, E. Baker, E. Brown I. Maine, D. Lusk 2nd Row: L. Moore, I. Loss, P. Gillette, J. MacGaftick, B. Canham, G. Collins, D. Eddy, M. Wolcott F. Manfredi, S. Coville lst Raw: M. RNA ' Narburgh, B. Allport, J. Plummer, D. Wells, A. Albright, M. Hochbruckner, J. Downey Top Row: 4th Row: 3rd Row: 2nd Row: lst Row: EIGHTH GRADE F. Daniels, M. Walter, P. O'Hare, R. Hess, H. Stratton, L. Johnson, D. Keitel, E. Tower, C Benson D. Burnside, M. Viano, L. l-lorvey, Y. Palmer, H. Grzywacz, J. Lent, C. McCullough, J. Roth, M. Standish, L. Bell, M. Ashley B. Grimm, T. Greene, R. Brodie, J. Hales, J. McGlen, S. Cook, S. Morrow, J. Dowley, E. D'AngeIo, K. Horton, M. Batt L. Christ, M. Davis, W. Poland, F. Ciesielski, C. Parker, E. Nelson, D. Parker, P. Stratton, B. Daniels, R. Quintern R. Reed, J. Reamer, M. Lomonna, M. Finney, F. Lippert, A. Allport, J. Koch, B. Willimott FRESHMAN OFFICERS Top Rowt R. Skinner, G. Piloto lst Row: D. Boker, P. Standish FRESH MAN CLASS The first rung in the freshmen's ladder to success was electing Priscilla Standish as President, Geraldine Pilato as Vice-President, Daisy Baker as Secretary. and Robert Skinner as Treasurer. Out of the many freshman girls who participated in cheering tryouts, Eleanor Minckley and Dawn lVlinier were chosen for the junior Varsity Squad. Une freshman, Charles Derwick, honored his class by playing Varsity football. Many other freshmen took part on the Junior Varsity Squad. Dick Pilon, Charles Derwick, Jerry Edwards, Donald Hannon, john Daniels, john Ellis, and Tom Canale were among the boys who made up the junior Varsity basketball team. At Christmas, the freshman class, instead of having parties or exchanging gifts. sent approximately seventeen dollars to Buffalo to the Good Will Industry, an organization to give work to the handicapped. They hope to do this every year. Some freshman students proved to be musically inclined by taking part in band, Christmas Choir, and the operetta. During the course of the year, both boys and girls were active in the intra- mural program. The class owes a great deal to our advisors, Miss Ball, Miss Beeman, and Mrs. D'Amico. 4-T 1. n g. 6: f in - 47, r""f- .X . Top Row W Jackson D Hannon D Draper R Braley D LICUYSI M Sayles A Snyder J Albertson 4th Row rackenbury C Newton J F her D Cushman J EII B T Ca M Bru 3rd Row E Shawver M Telga M Bates M Zlcarl R Markle D Mnuer J Daw B Ferns J Wood 2nd Row aum V awrzynlak S Pecorella B Adduccr J en ml Baker Ist Row J Babcock K Covllle D Lucas C Derwlck R Preston R Hales C GIOFFIZZO Tap Row 4th Row 3rd Row 2nd Row Ist Row: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Top Row: R. Sadler, M. Gibbs lst Row: H. Babcock, R. Bergman SOPHOMORE CLASS These are the facts, just the facts, that's all, the facts. Last fall, the Sophomore Class of A. C. S. elected as class officers Harold Babcock, President, Race Bergman, Vice-President, Rosemary Sadler, Secretaryg and Ida Crawshaw, Treasurer. As far as athletics were concerned, the Sophomore Class rates first prize. A few of our rugged sophomore boys made the Varsity football squad and also found time to play on V. football squad, too. During basketball season, those who were able to get to games at seven o'clock were sure to see the V. basketball team com- posed mostly of sophomore boys dribbling down the court. The cheerleading tryouts late in September proved to be lucky for Nancy Bielinski, Ilah Long, and Susan Monagan who made the V. cheering squad. In the musical field, the sophomores played a large part. A number of sopho- mores were in the Clee Club and others in band. A few were chosen for the Christmas Choir and operetta. Daniel "Lovable" Cottovi played a leading role in "Erminie." Next year we will be juniors, another step closer to the goal of every sophomore. All of us consider this year a beneficial and successful one, but we realize it couldnlt have been possible without the supervision of Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. Holt, Mr. Schroeder and Mr. Monacelli. That's all, just the facts. Da-da-da-da-l l l l l Top 4th 3rd 2nd Row Row Row, Row Ist Row: F Howkms L Hudson D Dunn D Sullivan M Don els N Blelmsku A Boker R Towcr Top Row: 4th Row: 3rd Row: 2nd Row: Ist Row: 0 9 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. Pohurc, M. Daniels, J. Robinson, R, Anderson 1uNnoR CLASS VVc have everything, lots of money, lots of jewelry, talent, and fun. The junior class has weathered a very successful year. We started off by electing officers: President - lX1ARY DANIELS Vice-President e JOHN PAHURA Secretary - - JOAN ROBINSON Treasurer R1cHARD ANDERSON Our first real project was the magazine campaign. With the help of our advisors, Miss Britton, Mrs. Harrigan and Mrs. Schnitzer we were able to earn enough money to go to Rochester to see "South Pacific." Later came a skating party and in March the Ice Follies in Buffalo. As for activities, we were tops. Barb Restivo, Janice Nudd, janice Minckley, Mac Saeva, and Arlene Giarrizzo were chosen for the Varsity cheering squad. We had some stars on the Varsity basketball and football squads. Besides these, we were represented in track, wrestling, baseball, and girls' intramurals. Glee Club and band also took a good deal of our time. But now, we've finished our essays, picked out our rings, just studied hard and already were developing a superiority complex with adequate reason - next year we'll bc seniors. Wm bs'-l I' l Z Top Row: 4th Raw: 3rd Row: 2nd Row lst Row. JUNIOR CLASS J. Sacco, G. Hildrcth, D, Shawver, D. Parker, C. Rath, D. Poland, R Sadowski, R Hoot J. Nudd, S. Dailey, W. Smith, J. Pahura, C Plummer, G. Ferris, R. Bruski, D. Judwick, J. Cox, D. Collins, P. Dailey B. Durrant, A. Kirchner, R. Anderson, N. Starkweafher, R. Stirk, R. Rush, R. Hobbs, M Narburgh, J. Cliff, M. Daniels, B. Restivo J. Bautcr, G. Kaminski, M. Durrant, M. Merrill, J. Blackman, S. Miller, M. Manfredi, L. Miller, B. Sargent M. Evans, C. Markle, B. Pahuta, M. Standish, R. Piazza, A. Neuremburg, P. Rice Top Row 4th Row: 3rd Row: 2nd Row lst Row: R. Brackenbury, R. Lent, J, Daniels, F. Navman, J. Miller, P. O'Donnel, D. Steele R. Bielinskl, G. Wahl, A. Foote, A. Ford, R. Harling, A. Kuhn, C. Bokman, D. Hill, F. Babcock, A. Panepinto R. Williams, D. Berns, W. Burgio, K. Whiting, J. Denniston, J. Robinson, J. O'Brien, E. Snervin, E. Tower, E. Maine, C. Weaver L. Stier, S. Sargent, J. Minckley, M. Dock, S. Snyder, A. Giarrizzo, M. Thaine, C. Brace, R. Kubica G. Allport, R. Doty, J. McKenna, M. Keeler, J, Treble, C. Bacon, M. Saeva 19 qgnv ' " my ' 1 -r- -' my :. ' 1 Alfred surveyed the corridors with the busy traffic of student life but the end of his search was not here. ,iff . , ' , ' ' Z 3 3 2 S 5 S ki S 5' B ii Z xv CHEVRON Up, Up, and Away went Advisor, Mrs. Landfear, Co-Editors, M. Hicks and L. Spalla, Assistant Editors, A. Ciarrizzo and D. Steele, and Literary Editor, E. Perry, to Syracuse. What were they after? Brainey brainstorms and catchy copy, of course. The most unforgetable outing also brings to mind warm cider, house detectives, Don's skill in walking up and down hotel Walls, and a wrench and hammer. "Money - lettuce - moola - whatever you call it, we've got to get some fast!" Sydne Brownell, head of Promotion Staff, can be seen occasionally in deep medita- tion about this problem. She is torn between her devotion to the year book and the paper as to which one can use her brilliant ideas first - Variety Show, Cake Walk, dances. Mary jackson, head of the Circulation Staff, also finds this money business a problem. To increase sales, she promoted a sail boat race Con paper, naturallyl. Scads of money from these two staffs are turned over to joan Bates, Business Manager, whose mattress is now bulging at the seams. "I'll bring it tomorrow. Will next week be time enough for mine?" Connie and Karl, after extending deadlines indefinitely, got all their ads after collecting about fifty of them themselves with Amie Mori, Senior Editor, helping them. Even though Shirley Miller, head of the Typing Staff, had a difficult time reading Liz's handwriting Cespecially when Liz couldn't read it herselfD, write-ups were handed in, typed up, and handed over to Eddy's in the nick of time. Now that the hectic days of pictures, ads, and write-ups have passed, the Editors hope that the students of Albion Central will enjoy this year's Chevron. The tale of the cat would be minus a cat except for the creative ability of Robert Sadowski. Top Row 2nd Row: CIRCULATION STAFF T. Green, R. Klingenberger, P. Kelley, M. Daniels, J. Bigger, S. Dale, J. McMurray, W. Parker R. Johnson, K. Cutting, S. Beach, P. Leigh, M. Durrant, S. Stuart lst Row: M. DeCarlo, R. Kubica, S. Miller, L. Hudson, J. Restivo ADVERTISING STAFF Top Row A. Telovsky, G. VanStone, J. Fintak, C. Bell, D. Rook, J. Johnson, J. Piazza 3rd Row: K. Klingenberger, J. Penasack, S. Monagan, E. D'Angelo, P. Leigh, E. Coloney, B. Janus, W. Batt, D. Baldwin, M. Smith, S. Sands 2nd Row C. Lash, M. Bates, M. McKenna, D. Minier, M. Draper, M. Narburgh, R. Kubica, A. Allport lst Row: J. Treble, J. Collins, E. Baker, M. DiPalma, C. Restivo, A. Finney PROMOTION STAFF Top Row: S. Beach, D. Grzywacz, S. Moore, J. Bigger, A. De Bbouwt, J. Coloney, E. Bigger, M. Bigger, B. Rosenblum, G. Pilato, M. Bates, A. Navarro 3rd Row: C. Bckman, S. Waldo, l. Crawshaw, M. Narburgh, M. Ludwick, C. Campbell, B. Restivo, B. Pohuta, M. DiPalma, M. Saeva, R. Sadler, S. Monagan, F. Manno, D. Poland 2nd Row D. Hill, B. Durrant, A. Telovsky, N. Chrzan, S. Juliana, S. Snyder, M. Manfredi, R. Kubica, J. DeCarlo, J. Nudd, J. Fintak p lst Row: D. Judwick, M. Draper, T. Treble, C. Restivo, M. Sullivan, B. Brownell, S. Pecorella, J. Tiffany EDITORIAL STAFF Left to right: M. Hicks, A. Mori, D. Steele, Mrs. Landfear, A. Giarrizzo, L. Spalla LITERARY STAFF Top Row: l. Long, M. Keeler, E. Wells 2nd Row: T. Neal, F. Noyman, E. Coloney lst Row: M. McKenna, J. Cunningham, A. Mori, E. Perry TYPING STAFF Top Row: A. Telovsky, S. Miller, D. Grazywacz lst Row: L. Wilkins, M. McKenna 'ff I if +1-Q CAPTIONS 23 Standing: J, Penasack, R. Harlmg, G. Kettle Top Row' A. Finney, K Klingenberger, D, Steele, A, Mori Secitedi C. Bell, M. Hicks A. Kuhn, L Spolla, S. Miller lst Row: R. Kubica, M. Daniels, E. Perry, M, Durrant A Giarrizzo Top Row: P, Leigh, E. Colcney, S, Beach, R. Pilon, J. Bigger 2nd Row: P, Kelley, B. Johnson, M. DeCarlo, J. Davis Tcp Row: D. Spierdowis, C. Muller, S. Dale, D. Derwick lst Row: S, Monagan, I. Lang, S. Pecorella D. Hill lst Row: T. Green, W, Poland, R. Eibl, R, Johnson, J Graham STUDENT COUNCIL "Never underestimate the power of a woman." The students had this in mind when they elected lklarcia Hicks President of the Student Council. Other officers are Ronnie llarling, Vice-President, Ioan Bates, Recording Secretary, lVlary jackson, Corresponding Secretary, and Ceraldine Kettle, Treasurer. Mr. Anderson and lXlr. llill acted as advisors. The students started the football season off wearing sporty pins sold by thc Student Council. At Christmas Time, SC stood for Santa Claus and we sold memo boards. This year marked the beginning of the Orleans County Council ol' Student Associations, in which our President served as Secretary. This council was not only a success socially, but also our officers put their Iohn Hancock on its constitution. As we go to press, definite plans are being made for the Monitor System which will give the students a chance to use discipline among themselves and the Publicity Committee and Traffic and Safety Council are planning a Safety Week. As the second girl president of the Student Council, Marcia has proved that the weaker sex is very capable of carrying out executive duties. 24 IUNIOR RED CROSS "Fifty-seven dollars and forty-four eentslu proudly exclaim chairman, Margot McKenna, secretary, Geraldine Kettle, and Miss Diluaura, their advisor. Albion Central again contributed gladly to the annual Red Cross Drive as it got under way. The next good deed was to play "Santa" to the Batavia Veterans. These junior Red Cross members made Christmas decorations, wrapped gifts, provided for enter- tainment, and helped with refreshments in a Christmas party for the veterans. Need- less to say. they enjoyed themselves as much while doing this as the veterans enjoyed their gifts. Another project, also at Christmas, was to wrap twenty gifts for soldiers and sailors spending Christmas at sea. Now our junior Red Cross is again planning to help others. They are going to send gifts of health and educational value to children overseas. Left to right: P. Froser, K. Brusf, l. Crowshow, M. Hill lst Row: J. RoTh,J Reed 2nd Row: R. Greenlee, P. Wilkins, R. Hill Left to right: N. Weeks, J. Resfivo, D. Fenton, W. Parker Left to right: M. Pecorello, G. Kettle, Miss DiLouro, M McKenna 25 SENIOR BAND Top Row: D. Greenlee, M. Bates, M. Wolcott, D. Cushman, J. Gaze, C, Derwick, R. Bergman, J. West, E. Tower, D. Steele, S. Stuart, D. Hannan, J. Fisher, R. Braley, N. Brown, K. Whiting, D. Joslyn 3rd Row: J. Copurso, M. Brust, D. Poland, R. Hoot, D. Saeva, L. Harvey, A. DeCarlo, D. Lucas, Mr. Sherman, C. Keitel, W. Allen, J. Sacco, M. Hart, J. Robinson 2nd Row: J. Piazza, J. Koch, B. Grimm, D. Wolfe, G. Smith, M. Sayles, A. Kuhn, R, Harling, T. Craddock, M. DeCarIo, M. Merrill, S. Hubbell, T. Graham lst Row: E Shawver, M. Budynski, A. Baker, K. Rush, D. Boker, J. Craddock, F. Hatch BAND "On the Move" seems to have been the watchvvord of the Albion Central School Band this year. At the opening of school in the fall, some fifty-six members re- ported for the senior band. Some were chosen to play in the Pep Band and others in the Dance Band. Under the raised baton of lVlr. Sherman and talents of its officers, President Don joslyn, Vice-President Ronnie Harling, Secretary-Treasurer loc Sacco, and Librarians, Daisv Baker and Sharon Hubbell, the band has won both fame and renown. The band is not characterized by any distinctive style but it likes to mix things up, throwing in an occasional modern arrangement for a change of pace. The sixteen-piece Pep Band played at the Cake Walk during the half-time of the big Albion vs. Medina basketball game. The Dance Band, with the help of the Chevron Staff, initiated a series of school day dances each Friday noon through March and April. The Chevron and Band also sponsored a dance, The Pigskin Hop, to raise funds to purchase uniforms for the fourteen new members. ln addition there were Assembly programs, the Spring Concert, Mtisic Festivals, and the Memorial Day and l:iremen's Parades. Next year's band will have to step to surpass the music heard at Albion Central this year. JUNIOR BAND Top Row: E. Lonnen, C. Benson, C. Parker, T, Brace, J. West, Mr. Sherman, S. Stuart 3rd Row: D. Vagg, M. Johnson, E, Fisher, C. Keitel, B. Hill, B. Kinnear, T. Anderson, D. Snell, L. Standish, R. Harradine, J. Weatherbee, J. Gavenda 2nd Row: P. Kelley, K. Hubbell, J. Graham, F. Long, J. Fisk, N, Chrzan, L. Boyne, G. Buck, C. LeFrois, F. Ciesielski, C. Brooks, E. Christopher, N. Bognato lst Row: A. Greenlee, M. Bates, D. Keitel, C. Twardokas, B. Grimm, J. Koch, J. Capurso DANCE BAND R. Hoot, D. Poland, D. Joslyn, K. Whiting, Mr. Sherman, K. Downey, D. Wolfe, J. Sacco, M. Sayles, D. Steele, J. Gaze JUNIOR BAND junior in age but not in size or abilityl The 'lunior Band is made up ol' approxi- mately 40 members, all of whom meet regularly during the school week for rehearsals. The members are sixth, seventh, and eighth graders who are hard working music students. These boys and girls participate in the an' nual Spring Concert. adding much enjoyment to the program. These music lovers will soon be filling the places lelt by the graduates and will in every way be striving to be Senior Band members. DANCE BAND Listen to those haunting melodies, those pep tunes, and smooth jazz floating out from A. C. S. every hilonday night? Did you hear it at the Pig- skin llop, and the Spring dances? Yes, it's the Dance Band. Few can resist the tempting piano melodies of Keith Downey, the solid rhythm ol' .lack Claze's drums, the lilting sax music ol' 'loc Sacco, Don Steele, Dave Wrilfe, and Mare vin Sayles or the hrass music of Ken Wlmitiiig and Don -loslyn ol' trombones and Mr. Sherman, Dyck Poland, Bob lloot, and Tom Cracldock on trumpets. Their smooth renditions of current and recent pop tunes are applauded by all. Shall we dance? 27 GLEE CLUB Top Row: J, Hales, E. Clement, N. Chrzan, J. l-lrnman, M. McKenna, R. Hoag, K. Coville, J. O'Brien, F. Wells, S. Lester, L. Boyce, G. Hildreth, W. Dale, R. Hales, R. Sodowski, J. Morton 4th Row: N. Coyis, B. Durrant, D. Buckland, J. Albertson, M. Romanowski, J. Robinson, J. Clitf, M. Budynski, S. Hubbell, D. Gregg, J. Bigger, A. Navarra 3rd Row: Mrs. Trumhle, J. Collins, D. DeCarlo, S. Cunningham, S. Monacelli, A. Burgess, M. Lamont, lgftgihbs, I. Crawshaw, S. Monagan, E. Kenyon, S. Moore, S. Snyder, L. Kelly, A. Kirchner, . oy 2nd Row: D. Minier, l. Long, B. Sedita, G. Pilato, B. Smith, M. Telga, F. Manno, J. Procter, J. DeCarlo, C. Wahl, J. Blackman, N. Hudson lst Row: H. Bouter, N. Bielinski, B. Leigh, V. Wawrzynick, W. Poland, R. Brodie, E. Pawlaczyk, L. Mcalc, J. Davis, M. Keeler, A. Neuremburg, M. Daum CHRISTMAS CHOIR Too Row: D. Steele, E. Maine, J. Sacco, M. Sayles, B. Bigger, S. Beach, J. Gaze, V. Lupo, R. Hoot 3rd Row: J. Ellis, T, Craddock, P. Standish, S. Fletcher, C. Bell, E. Perry, M. Merrill, M. Smith, J Cunningham, P. Bigger 2nd Row: J. Coloney, M. Saevo, A. Page, R. Sadler, T. Graham, E, Minckley, R. Anderson, E. Coloney D. Gottovi lst Row: A. Finney, T. Green, J. Minckley, M. Dock, A. Giarrizzo, O. Jacobs, S. Juliana CLEE CLUB With a last mad scramble for seats as Mrs. Trumble played a warning chord on the piano, another glee club rehearsal began. This year's ACS glee club has a total of 115 members who have undertaken some pretty big projects this year. First on the agenda came All-State, the annual music festival held for the first time this year in Albion. Six members of the glee club took part in the actual festival, with the other members helping as guides or finding homes for those who attended and could not commute. The festival was a great success and was well worth the work. Next came the Christmas Choir. The annual program was presented both at the Christmas PTA meeting, and before the student body on December 19th. Finally on the list of big projects came the operetta. This year the title was "Erminie", a gay combination of romance, mystery, and humor set in France in the Clays of lords and ladies, counts and rogues. The cast consisted of Ann Finney as Erminie, joe Sacco as her father, the Marquis, Karl Klingenberger and John Penasack as the villains, Mae Saeva as the beautiful maiden Javotte and Don Steele as the captain of the guards. The supporting players included Joyce Coloney, Dan Cotovi, Bob Hoot, Connie Bell and Mary Jackson. Of course we'll never forget Richard Anderson's portrayal of the mistreated Ernest and Losh as the Chevalier. The chorus of maids and soldiers were all members of the Clee Club. "Erminie', climaxed the year for the ACS glee club. It was surely one of the most succsessful we have ever had. CHRISTMAS CHOIR A hush fell over the student filled auditorium. The stage curtains parted, and there, on the candle-lit stage, robed in choir gowns was the chorus of 41 A. C. S. students. This year's Christmas Choir presented its annual program on December 19th. Mrs. Trumble, who directed the choir, did a tremendous job of managing the large group. The numbers sung included "The Christ Child", "Wonc1rous Night", "Theres a Song in the Air", and "A11e1uia". Soloists were Ann Finney, who sang "Cantique de Noel", Joe Sacco, who sang "And There Were Shepherds", and Mae Saeva, who did a very effective version of the "Olive Treev from the balcony. The stage setting was unusually good this year as Miss Sundell's stained glass window was used as a lighted back drop for the grand piano and the large Candelabra. The Choir's long, hard work at rehearsals put forth a program well worth hearing. Its message set the right mood for the coming Christmas vacation. TWIRLERS Top Row: B. Grimm, R. Kubico, B. Sedifo lst Row: F. Hatch, C. McCulloch, E. Minckley, D. Gregg TWIRLING CORPS Routines and uniforms keep the Albion Cen- tral majorettes stepping high, wide, and hand- some. Roberta, Mr. Sherman, and the corps are also training sixth grade girls to be future twirlers. The corps has twirled at basketball games and assemblies. The girls were very expert as they did their routines for the band assembly and the concert in the spring. The twirling corps has added variety to the band activities this year. DRILL CORPS Top Row: M. Monfredi, C. Campbell, P. Standish, S. Cun- ningham, G. Ugorek, M. Ludwick, F. Hatch, R. Kubico 2nd Row: C. Wahl, C. Brace, S. Hubbell, J. Proctor lst Row: D. Boker, B. Johnson, P. Froser, M. DeCorlo DRILL CORPS Last fall the Pivoteers were organized with Roberta Kubica as leader and Mr. Sherman as their advisor. Every morning they meet at the crack of dawn to practice their activities. CDawn cracks at 8:15 a. m.D They pepped up the pep assembly, showed up well at the Albion-Medina football game, gave an exhibition at the All-State program, and a duo with the twirlers at the Albion-Medina basketball game. Good luck to this new outfit! 67 . N if , lvl . I ig . 4" HI' 1 '51-A 30 -m HI-Y Top Row: R. Hoot, D. Poland, D. Steele, R. Atwell 5th Row: K. Petroriio, T. Burgio, A. Ford, A. Foote, G. Wahl, D. Hill, C. Bokman, A. Brackenbury, A. Zicari, J. Piazza 4th Row: Mr. Schroeder, L. Atwell, C. Plummer, J. Pahuro, R. Bruski, D. Shawver, J. Burroughs, G. Hildreth, G. Weotherbee, F. Parker, R. Bergman, P. Ciarico, E. Banos 3rd Row: E. Tower, E. Shervin, K. Brust, M. Pecorella, T. Neal, J. O'Brien, K. Bloom, R. Bielinski, D. Radzinski, F. Licursi, L. Spolla, D. Collins, J. Fintak 2nd Row: L. Brooks, R. Griffin, J. Penasack, D. Brace, C. Tower, D. Joslyn, A. Mori, K. Klingenberger, P. Dailey, K. Wilkins lst Row: J. Zummo, A. D'Amico, W. Dale, J. Gaze, H. Babcock, J. Sacco, P. Knight, R. Rush, R. Williams, J. London HI-Y CLUB Many a long winter evening was brightened for the young men of Albion Central thanks to Ili-Y fun nights. Yes, the boys braved snow, wind and sleet to congregate in the gym for sessions of sports and general all around good times. Braving the weather along with the rest of the gang were President Don Joslyn, Vice- President Arnie Mori, Secretary-Treasurer Colon Tower, and those very dependable Sergeants-ate arms, Don Brace, Karl Klingenberger, and john Penasack. Once the fun really began, Mr. Schroeder was right in there pitching with the other fellas. The members are quick to agree that our lli-Y club not only offers loads of fun and fel lowship, but as a builder of character it just canlt bc topped. VARSITY CLU B Top Row: B. Restivo, S. Sands, D. Minier, S. Monagan, J. Coloney, l. Long, J. Minckley 2nd Row: G. Wahl, L. Spolla, A. Mori, J. Penasack, P. Dailey, E. Clark lst Row: J. Gaze, W. Smith, C. Plummer, K. Klingenberger VARSITY CLUB To those who graduate this year, we hope that in the years to come, they will look back on their high school days and remember this verse which so well describes this club. "Let me take off my hat to the warriors who strode To victory splendid and high, Yes, teach me to stand by the side of the road And cheer as the winners go lzyl' Under the leadership of Mr. Spierdowis, the members of the A. C. S. Varsity Club have tried to uphold the ideas of sportsmanship in every school activity. Because of very busy schedules, club activities were held to a minimum, but we did elect officers late last fall. Don Joslyn was elected President, Ann Finney, Vice-President, and lack Gaze, Secretary-Treasurer. -W K V - Y. . K... .,-, .W ' 4 31 of CLARION ECHO Top Row: J. Govenda, M. Ingrohom, A. Navarro, L. Marth, K. Petronio, A. Foote, S. Miller, I. Crawshaw, S. Sargent lst Row: D. Poland, E. Maine, C. Plummer, S. Sands, L. Johnson, D Saeva, G. Pilato CLARION-ECI-IO A paper to get out! Copy to be written! Space to be filled! Deadline to be met! These were just a few of our problems in publishing the Clarion-Echo this year. With a dependable staff, headed by Mary jackson and Sue Sands, and Mr. Monacelli's help, we managed to get a paper out quite regu- larly. We have surprised many seniors with our series of features. Paying our debts at the beginning of the year started us off on the right foot. Hotdog stands at football games helped us make some of our money. Holley held a district meeting of newspaper representatives in Ianuary. This gave us the idea of mimeographing the paper to get it out earlier. On May 19, We took a trip to Rochester and visited the Democrat and Chronicle, Times- Union and WHAM-TV. Everyone enjoyed this trip very much and came back full of ideas. 32 Top Row: M. Howlett, B. Johnson, M. Ludwick, R. Brown, A. Klingenberger, J. Bates, F. Manfredi, A. DeBouwtt lst Row: D. Poland, J. Coloney, M. Jackson, S, Brownell, L, Spalla, J. Penasack AUDIO-VISUAL Top Row: B. Rosenblum, D. Grazywacz, C, Bokman 3rd Row: K. Petronio, R. Gibbs, B. Hart, D. Radzinskl, Mr. Rickey 2nd Row: G. Wells, C. London, M. Levandowski, M. Staines, D. Stockton, R. Grimm lst Row: R. Tower, D. Baker AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB We're the most active club - and we can prove it. Under the direction of Mr. Rickey. the Audio-Visual Club is undoubtedly the most active service club in Albion Central School. Last fall, the members elected their officers: President, Donald Stockton, Vice-President. Mary Staines and Secretary, Mary Lou Levan- dowski. The function of this organization is to show films for classrooms as well as for the various clubs in Albion. The members not only become acquainted with the operation of the machine but also learn the entire motion picture process through the supervised guidance of Mr. Rickey. Both Mr. Rickey and the members of the Audio-Visual Club consider this year one of their best, and sincerely hope that they have sufficiently met with the expectations of those whom they served. As far as the students and faculty of Albion Central School are concerned, the Audio-Visual Club has fulfilled its purpose by so willingly providing delightful, as well as educational en- tertainment throughout this year. H I 4 ' nnntmnic ctus ' ' - V Top Row: P. McKenna, M. Burroughs, N. Chrzan, J. Robin- son, C. Tower, E. Perry, J, Piazza 4th Row: B. Sedita, B. Restivo, E, Kenyon, M. Manfredi, D. DeCarlo, J. Johnson, J. Coloney 3rd Row: R. Piazza, P. Rice, A. Page, J. Bigger, S. Hubbell, M. Budynski, B. Durrant, E. Coloney 2nd Row: J. Collins, F. Wells, D. Gregg, H. Ireland, A. Burgess, J., Proctor, S. Cunningham, E. Sargent, M, Standish lst Row: E. Shawver, M. Brust, B. Nenni, J. Tiffany, J. DeCarIo, M. DeCarlo, L. Wilkins COMMERCIAL CLU B Top Row: F. Wells, G. VanStone, C. Tower, C. Weaver, L. Boyce, P. Townsend 4th Row: D. Buckland, M. Durrant, W. Burgio, R. Bielinski, J. O'Brien, M. Manfredi, B. Janus 3rd Row: S. Sargent, P. Rice, L. McKenna, F. Marino, I. Crowshaw, K. Covis, A. Telovsky, H. Ireland, B. Sargent 2nd Row: S. Miller, N. Hudson, J. Blackman, C. Brace, M. Ludwick, M. Draper, D. Grazywacz 'Ist Row' G. Kettle, M. Sullivan, B. Smith, B. Adduci, F. Hawkins, L. Stiller, R. Piazza DRAMATIC CLUB "There will be a meeting of the Dramatic Club at one o'clock in the auditorium, today." At this familiar announcement one hundred six- teen students flock to the auditorium to mob their faculty advisor, Mr. Lynch, President jack Gaze, Vice-President, Pat'Bice, Secretary, Betty Bigger, and Treasurer, Jeanette Johnson. In January, members went to Rochester to the Arena Theater to see "Charley's Aunt." An added surprise - Barb, -loe, and .loan ushering like professionals. On the way home - a stop at the Five Points for hots and milk shakes. ' The most dramatic events of the year were our presentation of Rachael Field's fantastic play at the Drama Festival at Brockport State in April and the Play Festival at Fredonia State in May. Top Row: B. Rosenblum, B. Bigger, K, Klingenberger, E. Maine, J. Penasack, D, Steele 4th Row: J. Hinman, W. Batt, J. Bates, C. Bell, M. Hicks, 'J. Gaze, L. Spolla 3rd Row: M. Gibbs, S, Juliana, F. Manno, R. Burgio, G. Pilato, K. Coville, J. West, J. Craddock 2nd Row: R. Mathes, S. Miller, A. Giarrizzo, B. Pahuta, L. Stiller, M. Draper, R. Kubica, A. Telovsky, I. Crawshaw lst Row: S. Waldo, S, Pecorella, A. Finney, G. Kettle, G. Allport,' L. Meale, B. Smith, D. Baker . . 7 I - V COMMERCIAL clue Money! Money! Too bad it's still down in the bank. At least thats where we saw some on our field trip with our advisors, Mrs. Holt and Mr. Schroeder, and President, William Burgio, Vice-President, Roland Bielinski, Secretary, Lois McKenna, and Treasurer, Geraldine Kettle. The ban-k personnel took us on a tour that ex- plained and demonstrated the business machines for us. Of course, the best part was "eats" in the employees' lounge. We also attended a tureen supper meet- ing with the Medina Commercial Club. Other activities were forum and discussion meetings on different phases of business. 33 Top Row: J. Bates, S, Brownell, A. Telovsky, M. Hicks, S. Miller Ist Row: M, Jackson, J. Coloney, E. Perry, C. Bell NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Girls . . . Girls . . . Girls. It isn't that the boys of the Class of 1954 aren't outa standing, but the nine members of the National Honor Society are all girls. Elizabeth Perry, Presidentg Constance Bell, Vice-President, Mary jackson, Secretaryg Joyce Goloney, Treasurerg and Sydne Brownell, Chief Members, were initiated in their junior year. Four seniors, still all girls, attended meetings and were initiated in the spring. They are Ioan Bates, Marcia Hicks, Shirley Miller and Anna Telovsky. Mr. D'Amico met with his harem, including Mrs. D'Amico, the first Monday of every month. The meetings consisted of dinner, business meeting, and the evening program. For Valentines Day, following Mr. D'Amico's suggestion, each member sent a secret pal Valentine. Every morning and night, the flag was put up and taken down by the society members, but one fatal day the flag wouldn't come down. The result. as you un- doubtedly saw, was thirteen stripes flapping in the breeze for some time. Since. even a thaw wouldnt budge the flag, the school bought a new 'iOld Glory." Other services performed by the society were hall duty and monitoring in the halls after school. Vvith the coming of spring, new members, the annual tea, a district meeting, and the end to a most inspirational year. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA VVe raised a crop of new officers. Ronald Harling toolt over the office o President and Arnold Kuhn hecame Veep. The office of Secretary fell to Danny Parker and Treasurer to Edwin Shervin. Our VVateh Dog is Frank Long. Our first furrow was selling potatoes. This was only the beginning of our moneybraising activities. A scrap drive followed. Local businessmen bought adver- tising on our printed calendars. Our treasury harvested over 55500. The initiation of new members was one of the hest we have witnessed in recent years. Keith Downey was chairman of the initiation committee and he really put the hovs to the test. Keith Downey. Arnold Kuhn, Edwin Shervin, Daniel Parker and Ronald llarling represented our chapter on a radio broadcast held at station VVKBVV. Some lnemhers of the chapter spent a day at the Rochester llorticultural Show where they listened to Edward Shervin speak. llc represented us well and won second place in the contest. Ronald llarling is representing us in the Orleans County Spcalxing Contest. Uur hasketball team won three out of four games played against other chapters. X'Ve thus placed second in the county. Other successful events were our Father and Son Banquet, held liehruary 2-l. and the trip to Cornell for Farm and lloine Vlleeli. VVe plan to spend a day at Crystal Reach at the end of the school year. lr was a good year for the farmersl 1. Top Row: L Spolla, C. Bckrnan, L. Winkley, R. Trolley, R. Brackenbury, J. Muller -ith Row: B. Jackson, K. Rhode-y, K. Petronuo, D. Wells, E. Reed, B. Narburgh, D. Wolfe, D. Weotherbee, K. Downey, A. Ford 3rd Row: J. Edwards, D. Snell, A. Brockenbury, C. Newton, R. Markle, R. Kettle, R. Hobbs, M. lngraham, E. Tower, L. Atwell, R. Broley, T. Graham 2nd Row F. Long, D. Parker, R. Harling, Mr. New, A. Kuhn, E. Shervin, A. Foote lst Row: J. Henderson, H. Ford, P. Conharn, R. Willmott TRAFFIC AND SAFETY CONTROL Top Row: W. Narburgh, G. Wahl, J. Ellis, R. Brown, J. Penasack lst Row: Mr. Hopkins, C, McCulloch, S. Lester, M. Hill AWARDS COUNCIL Top Row: A. Giarrizzo, K. Bell, Miss Hatch, H. Grzywacz, S. Miller lst Row: H. Babcock, C. Bell, R. Sadler, R. Hurling ATHLETIC COUNCIL Top Row: J. Penasack, J. Robinson, M. Keeler, Mr. Joy, A. Finney, J. Bates, D. Gotfovi, D. Steele Ist Row: Mr. Hill, Miss Hazel, L. Spallo, Miss Hatch, Mr. Sanford SPECIAL COUNCILS "A hal" I caught another onell" "Whe11 am I going to have a meeting? just tell me that." "What's wid you - can't ya read the sign?,' These priceless quips were uttered by the big three, Spalla, of the Sportsmanship Councilg Bell, of the Awards Councilg and Penasack of the Traffic and Safety Council, as they put their hearts and souls into their work. Miss I'Iatch's office is a buzz of activity as the members of the Awards Council go industriously about their duties. No time for idleness here with all that's to be done. First, membership lists are obtained from the advisors of all the various clubs, organizations, sports, etc. Then these are transferred, along with the points earned to the student activity cards. In an assembly at the end of the year, those freshmen and sophomores are given the awards proper to the number of earned points. "All student drivers are asked to turn in their little blue cards please." This announcement became familiar to our ears, but at last the members of the Traffic and Safety Council completed the registration of student drivers. Their next project was a school-wide safety week planned in conjunction with the Publicity Committee. We have to admit that this Council has certainly done a thorough job of promoting safety in our school. The prisoner rises - the verdict - GUILTY - and the file is closed on another case of the Sportsmanship Council. The duty of the members is to enforce the train- ing rules set up for all athletes and cheerleaders. Evidence that they did their job and did it well are the many trials of the rule breakers. The council came into its own this year in carrying out its code of good sportsmanship. SENIOR PLAY "NIGHT OF JANUARY l6th" by Ayn Rand CAST OF CHARACTERS Prison Matron - - Bailiff - - Judge Heath - - - District Attorney Flint His Secretary - - Defense Attorney Stevens - His Secretary - - Clerk of the Court - - Karen Andre - - Dr. Kirkland ' - Mrs. John Hutchins Homer Van Fleet - Elmer Sweeney - Nancy Lee Faulker - - John Graham Whitfield - Magda Svenson - - Jane Chandler - Alfred Young - - Larry Regan - - - Roberta Van Rensselaer - - - Joanne Cunningham Richard Miller David Clark - - Karl Klingenberger Marcia Hicks Luciano Spalla - Joan Bates William Neal Constance Bell Donald Joslyn Joyce Coloney Joseph Piazza Ronald Brown Elizabeth Perry John Penasack Ann Finney June Collins Colon Tower - Jack Gaze Sydne Brownell Winifred Batt Donald Brace Stenographer - - Policeman - - Script - Shirley Miller UOBJECTIONV' "SUS-tained." The cast, jurors, and audience shall ne'er forget "Night of January l6th", the comedy drama of a murder trial. The twelve jurors taken from the audience decide the verdict of guilty or not guilty. Tryouts for the play began late in September. The tension was almost un- bearable. Mr. Lynch just wouldn't tell a thing. Karl and Losh had been chosen for the parts of the lawyers before anyone else tried out. Of course, it was a co- incidence that Marcia was Karl's secretary. But then, those things do happen. Rehearsals progressed with Liz Perry knitting, David Clark forgetting to say SUS-tained, and Mr. Lynch pulling out his hair as the day of doom approached. On the night of the play, everyone was covered with rouge and powder and filled with butterflies and jitters. No one will ever forget Joyce as Mrs. Hutchins, the audience's reaction to Magda, or Joanne's superb job of prompting Beans Brace. As Karen was acquitted, she celebrated by going to Liz's party after "Night of January l6th" on January 15th. I. Come out, come, out, wherever 2. "I swear" 3. Open The door, Richard you orc 4. The whole truth 5. Did that mink come from the 6. The cop likes cheese coke Block North, Joyce? 7. Huddlc, cost, huddle 8. The Judge cried, "Lynch Perry" 9. Soy "Cheeeese" ,K-vw V- - 1 a 1 Alfred stepped to the foul line but victory in sports was not his goal. . Q ,hwy If., 11- W ,M ,, 1 "' - L' +,,-..::w::,-:sins--' - " . - .:.:,:gg "' ' A :.pf.,51JT . 11. . ' . , ,zfw-..z. iris- - -Q - 1 ar, ww, Q51 V- H , -. 50 h In ftp.. U ..-,.. - , r- 'ff ' .':l!'."'.T?".Q-12' --zgnzzf-..-1-.ff---,f: , ' L - V. .-r"2::.'..5"-. '--' . 5,1 F -...:i!gr,:l.vm.n,. I 5..- ..v .... ,NL M :pr . yVma4.'F4.?15'5""""f.' - -. , ' ' F IST.. Q- -Y -D ,J-if ,, 1- v, f'Fv"" . -as'-V-1 ' f-FA ,,:....L... .. Q, ,, A '1 . - -r,.,.-4. 4. 3 55 S 3 Q y i Z! X E Q v 1 Q i s a 1 1. U 1 - 2 FOOTBALL "lt was a good year." These were words uttered by A. C. S. football mentor A'1Xlilie" Spierdowis at the close of the 1953 football season. The seniors on the A. C. S. squad finished their high school football days in a blaze of glory by leading the Purple and Wliitc to a 12-7 Armistice Day triumph over arch-rival Medina. Those who played their last game for A. C. S. were co-captains Don loslyn and "Losh" Spalla, Ronald Brown, lack Caze, john "Bimbo" Penasack, and Karl Klingenf bcrger. Newcomer Ernie Clark and freshman Charlie Derwick gave Albion two glue-fingered ends, while big "Herb" Steele, lerry Wzlhl, Arnie Foote and Dave Spierdowis led the hard-charging forward wall. Other members of the 1953 Orleans County football champions included Angelo Panepinto, Lawrence Atwell, VVayne Smith, Phil Ciarico, Carl Petronio, hiatt Pecorella, Mark lngraham, Pat O'Donnell, john Cox, Charles Plummer, .lohn llcnder- son, Dyclunan Poland, and VVallace Dale. Albion finished the season with a record of -l wins and 3 losses despite a heart-brealting 7-6 opening day loss to Brockport in which the Purple and Wliirt- finished first in everything except the final score. After the finish of the regular season, members of the squad elected Don Steele and Arnie l'oote as co-captains for next year. 1953 FOOTBALL SCI IEDULE Brockport 7 -- --, Albion 6 Akron 6 ,-- --- Albion 14 Pine Hill O ,L -W Albion l9 Depew 25 .e,.. --- Albion 7 Perry 6 --- A-- Albion 27 Medina 7 ,..,.,...., Albion 12 LeRoy 20 -ee --, Albion 7 Total -- 4 wins, 3 losses Top Row: J. Cox, R, Hoof, D. Polond, D. Spierdowis, E. Clark, W. Dole, C. Derwick, P. Ciorico, A. Foote, Coach Spierdowis 2nd Row: W. Smith, G, Wahl, D. Joslyn, R. Brown, K. Klingenberger, J. Penciscick, L. Spollo, A, Ponepinto lsr Row: C, Pefronio, L. Atwell, M. Peeorello, M. lngrohom, D. Gorfovl, C, Plummer, J. Goze, T, Burgio VARSITY BASKETBALL Top Row: G. Hildreth, R. Brockenbury, D. Parker, D. Steele, R, Hoot, K. Klingenberger, J. O'Brien lst Row: E, Tower, C, Plummer, R. Griffin, J. Penasack, E. Clark, J. Gaze, L. Spalla BASKETBALL Starting slowly, the I953-5-l etlition ol the Albion Central cage squad closed with a rush. Loser in eight of their first ten games, the boys closetl the regular season with four straight victories. Two ol' these last four games were league tilts with l.eRoy and hleclina, giving our gang a Bfl league record and Cencsee-Orleans League Crown. Earlier in the season they hacl nippecl LeRoy ancl hacl lost to hletlina by a single point. ln non-league contests we cliviclctl home antl home series with Kendall, Broelx- port and Oaltfielcl ancl lost twice to Aquinas antl llolley. The twin losses to Aquinas are certainly no tlisgrace Qthe little lrish from Rochester were untlelleatccl against still' competition this seasonl 'llhe Albion scoring pace was set hy lirnie Clarla, a sophomore antl newcomer to Albion Central School this year. Ernie rolled up 170 points in fourteen games. lliclx Crillfin wasnt far behincl with l-43 points. Karl Klingenberger with l2-l points, Don Steele with 109, and Chuck Plummer with 100 were other high scorers. Playing their final game for Albion Central were Karl Klingenberger, -lohn Penasaclx. ancl 'lack Caze. BASKETBALL RECORD Albion ,c ., Kendall Albion Oakfield Albion ,, ,, Holley Albion ,- Holley Albion e- LeRoy Albion ce 1-4 Aquinas Albion Brockport Albion Brockport Albion H -- Medina Albion -. N- LeRoy Albion be -, Kendall Albion Oakfield Albion ,, ,Y Aquinas Albion B, -- Medina Top Row: T. Croddock, C. Derwick, A. Proctor, P. Ciorico, F. Skinner, D. Steele, D. Cushman, L. Brooks, E. Banos, K. Rhodey, J. Ellis, J. Burroughs 2nd Row: J. Penosock, A' D'Amico, R. Broiey, W. Dole, J. Gaze, J. Fisher, J. Zummo, R. McMurray, R. Piion, J. Croddock, W, Weeks, J. McGIen, R. Kominski, A. Brockenbury, M, Pecorellci Ist Row: Coach Hopkins, R. Beordsley, R. Griffin, K. Kiingenberger, J. Pohuro, E. Ciork, G, Edwards. G. Wells, R. Hobbs, R. Brockenbury BASEBALL Spring is in the air! As we stroll across the campus of Albion Central, we catch sight of Coach llopkins running his diamond nine through a pre-season workout. Mr. llopkins, having recently taken over the reins from Coach Biordi, seems pleased with what he sees. The old pros from last year's squad look better than ever, Theres that strong-armed southpaw hurler, john Pahura, firing 'em in from the mound. Behind the plate is the foxy catcher of two years' experience, Karl "Yogi" Klingenf bergcr. Neither john nor Karl seem worriedg but why should they be - surrounded by such ball-hawking fielders as Dick Brackenbury, Chuck Plummer, "Bimbo" Penasack, Dick Griffin and Roger Hobbs. Yes, and some of those rookies look mighty promising out there, too. The club has lots of spirit and hustle as well as talent. Last year's squad gave a very good account of itself throughout the season. missing a trip to the SCCfl0I12llS because of a heart-breaking defeat at Medina. The loss of last year's lettermen llannon, Klopp, Pawlaczyk, liarmon, Pieniaszek, and Sadowski will be felt, nevertheless the outlook is bright. As opening day approaches. we wish the boys the best of luck. TRACK Top Row: J. Fisher, D. Poland, W. Smith, R. Trolley, L. Johnson, Coach Spierdowis 2nd Row: J. Morton, G. Bott, A. Ford, N. Brown, R, Hurling, J. Cox Ist Row: D. Joslyn, T, Conole, C. Plummer, G. Ferris, D. Stockton, A. Foote, K. Petronio TRACK AND FIELD NVith the coming of spring, Captain 'ilVlike" Spierdowis will once again take over the helm as pilot of the A. C. S. track and field crew. Throughout past years, Albion has been well represented on the sea of speed and endurance under the guidance of their renowned Hskipperu. Last season, many of the crewmen won county honors and went on to the sectionals where they gave added proof of their superb seamanship. Many of the fine seafaring lads of last year's crew have departed with the ringing of the graduation bell, but some remain and the crew of young, eager lads now appearing on the scene show great promise of continuing the A. C. S. tradition. Among those expected to return from last seasons aggregation are Richard Miller, Arnie Foote, "Losh" Spalla, Ceorge Hildreth, Wayne Smith, and lack Caze. These tried and true sailors serve as a nucleus of the crew which fly the colors of the Purple and White in the annual Track and Field Regatta. So to Captain "Mike" Spierdowis and the members of his 1954 crew, the students of A. C. S. wish them strong winds, calm seas, and all around smooth sailing. J. V. BASKETBALL J. V. CHEERLEADERS Top Raw: G. Edwards, A. D'Amico, R, Pilon, M. Sayles, J, Top Raw: C. Bell, D. Minier, N. Bielinski, S. Monagan Fisher, J. Fintak, J. Daniels R . I E - R 2nd Row: K. Brust, H, Babcock, L. Brooks, D. Gottovi, T. IST OW' J' CO oney' ' Mmfk ey' I4 Long Craddock, J, Ellis, D. Hannon lst Rowi R, Lent, C. Derwick, R. Bergman, F. Parker, J. Burroughs, W. Narburgh, W. Dale WRESTLING VOLLEYBALL Top Rowi A. FOOTC, Dv Stockton, E- Tower, L- SDGHO, C- Top Row' R Trolley, R. Harling, R, Hobbs, Cooc Bokman, L. Johnson Splerdowls 2nd Row: G. Batt, W, Smith, D. Spierdowis, G. Wahl, J. Cox lst Row: D. Poland, D. Joslyn, A. Foote lst Row: M. Cote, N. Brown 1 95" 4 IVI ISCELLANEOUS SPORTS With only three of last year's lettermen in wrestling, Gerald Wahl, Leland john- son, and Edwin Tower, and many newcomers, this year's wrestling squad has come through with 6 wins and only 3 defeats. The unlimited class, Gerald Wahl and David Spierdowis, is still undefeated. The sectional tournament for Albion took place on March 27 at Geneva. They won at Geneva and went on to Rochester to compete in the semi-finals and finals. They won 8 out of ll decisions. Coach Spierdowis has chosen eight boys from the Gym classes and noon hour volleyball teams to represent Albion at Batavia. Each year the high schools of Albion, Medina, LeRoy, and Batavia meet in Batavia and play against each other. The winner then represents Genesee and Orleans counties in the Sectionals. The V. Basketball team has had a tough season. Many of last year's letter- men have been promoted to the Varsity team this year which probably accounts for the team losing 11 and winning only 2 games. The ones they lost were heart breakers - so very close in score. Better luck next year. WRESTLING SCHEDULE Alexander 33 .... --- Albion l0 Wayne Central 24 Albion Blind School 20 ....... Albion 26 Middleport 6 .... .... A lbion Perry 27 ........ --- Albion 9 Blind School l9 ....... Albion Middleport lO .... --- Albion 36 Wayne School 42 ...... Albion Oakfield l6 .... --- Albion 24 Oakfield 33 ..... .... A lbion Alden 5 --- --- Albion 38 - 47 l VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top Row: J. Nudd, S. Sands, B. Restivo Ist Rowi M. Soevo, A. Finney, A. Giorrizzo, J. Minckley GIRLS' ATHLETICS We have everything but lady wrestlers. VVhcn cheerleading tryouts were held, those chosen for the 'lunior Varsity squad were 'loyce Coloney, Connie Bell, Eleanor Minckley, Susan Monagan, Ilah Long. and Dawn Minier. Sue Sands, Arlene Giarrizzo, Ann Finney, Mae Saeva. lanicc Nudd, lanice Nlinckley, and Barbara Restivo were named on the Varsity Squad. The intramural program at the beginning of the year consisted of field hockey and soccer. Next on the sports agenda was volleyball. Several teams participated in noon hour games. We have been host to Medina and Holley in a volleyball playday. Basketball then came into view. Besides the noon-hour activity in this sport, Albion journeyed to Medina on February twenty-seventh to compete in a playday there. This year we have an added attraction. Several girls have begun to bowl on either Tuesday or VVednesday after school. jumps for joy as someone gets a strike and forlorn looks as someone throws a gutterball are quite common. An important event that cannot be omitted is Miss Hatch's engagement. At this time gym classes are taken up by tumbling. Although many sore heads and aching backs result, it is loads of fun. It won't be long now before we begin swinging those bats, knocking doubles, triples, and maybe even a home run, and, of course, striking out as we take part in softball intramurals. All the girls enjoyed having lVliss Rossman and Miss Knowles as cadet gym teachers who helped to make this yearis girls' athletics not only successful but also fun. SOCCER Top Row: J. Minckley, J. Collins, M. Draper, 5. Sands, A. Telovsky, S, Millcr, G, Kettle lst Row: E. Bigger, M, Bigger, S. Beach, M. Dock BASKETBALL A, Glarrizzo, M, Durrant, M. Hicks, S. Sands, M. Standish, M. Draper HOCKEY Top Row: L Harvey, J. Lcnt, G, Collins, M, Dock, J Minckley lst Row: M. Standish, C, Miller, M, Draper, N. Chrzan, S. Miller, J. Collins VOLLEYBALL M. Durront, A. Telovsky, B. Durrant, N. Chrzan, K. Covls, D. Buckland, J. Draper, E. Sargent SOFTBALL Top Row: K. Covis, A. Telovsky, J. Collins, G, Sargent, J. Robinson lst Row: M. Bigger, E. Bigger, B Roscnblum land, P, Leigh, E. Coloney BOWLING Top Row: J, Minckley, M. Dock, M. Saeva, J Sands, M. Draper, E. Sargent, J. Robinson lst Row: A Ciarrizzo, M, Hicks, G. Kettle, N. Chrzan, A. Telovsky B, Janus Kettle, E D. Buck- Nudd, S S. Millcr ff Q 238 -- Alfred strikes it rich! Rainbow's end. Mascot of the mighty class of '54! -' ". ,.- '-"4 -.:,, -V . V. - - . -Q-fig,-3 i...ww- fffff',?v': --L1 ,1 ,.,.fr"-' ' -' 1- , ' . ' - - - .:N..-z- 'T' - - ---nz..-on-..,9:,,g::. , ,.q'z:-rig: A ----J ,.. .M -- -----.-sw-q,.,, , --.c.. fu: A, --:,,t.,ffj-LWQ1 .gf .1w11 --- , pc.- ..4-' ,,. 1' K f I I f ,f fb di' imlii app iw-M " jg: .na .uv- f w Wer- -.. 'muff J ... "s..,,., U A ,.-'Suu ' Bef. 44 V , ' - , ' .lx 1 f"" i ,. J . -- ' 1 ,f ga . - WF' i Argsiii' ' , ' M' ., 4' ,xiii ,f ,fb Y . i 132, yy' 'AD , 'jf , Q-51 . ' '34- . , , I .A V fl ,, -441 N ,, ,f V ' 'T ' wg MQ i f ,g ,if ff ,lf E 'W I ' if . V 1' .- ':-f - wiv if 1: 35 , ' 1 W ' iff ' ' 'A ' , ' T, 1, ,V--3 -.., VP' iw . 3:1 .. - .. F - h '-+1 i I ' ' M 'i.,'a:J-.'-2: i f ' . . Vi. , . . ,g ' i 1 .wfuff , f' ' . . ' ,fy -' flu- 1, :- 5 1 - im- A X L 9' .f:.,N. -.?3.:,T,?S1 :-:ilk-:N KW ' E..5:,' .5 x R A.... 3 M 2. - 'L . H2 S E. 3 , QW? ,Mn Z 3 S 4 .Q4 sw SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top Row: S. Miller, E. Perry Ist Row: A. Mori, K. Klingenberger SENIOR CLASS Al bought us a new pig - crime does not pay and the old one was too fragile anyhow. With the pig came fines, and gum turned into a luxury! Imagine! At last our fondest dream has come true - the whole brood is together in 238 with a doting mother hen, Mrs. Landfear, and a proud cock, Mr. Anderson. To help these two in their never ending tasks, the class elected Karl Klingenberger as Presi- dent, Arnold Mori as Vice-President, Shirley Miller as Secretary, and Elizabeth Perry as Treasurer. On "Some Enchanted Evening" last fall, when we were feeling "Younger Than Springtime," we hopped a bus and took off for the "South Pacific." Although we were practically sitting on the spot lights and could see that darling Webb Milton better without those cursed opera glasses, we all loved it. When was it that we looked so ravishingly ravishing? Why, the Senior Tea, of course!! Tea? Not a drop, but everyone enjoyed Mrs. Cole's delicious punch and the coffee. Another night for best bib and tucker was January 15th on which we presented "Night of january l6th," a smash hit. Sometime between those two dazzling events came our Christmas party, a tureen supper - the most delicious food you ever tasted. Santa Claus even visited us, and he not only let Ann sit on his lap, but he brought gifts for Mrs. Landfear and Mr. Anderson. The Seniors spent their "leisure" time in cheering, sports, band, glee club, operetta, clubs, and trying to finagle their way on to the approved list. Who would have thought that pictures, calling cards, Senior Easter Ball, and announcements could have brought us so quickly to the daisy arches of class day and the caps and gowns of Commencement! NANCY ARMSTRONG ROGER ATVVELI. BEA1 RICE IXXTELL Doms BALDWIN If lodies be but young l hove no superfluous A good hecrt's worth gold Down on your knees and and fair leisure thonk Heaven for o good mon's love -IQAN BATES VV 1NN1E BATT CONSTANCE BELL Lois BOYCE I om not in the roll She speoks yet she I will not budge on inch 'Tis o kind of good of common men says nothing deed to soy well - 16" ,RFVA T Y we , f in 5 4 DONALD BRACE RONALD BROWN SYDNE BROWNELL lx4ARY BURROUGHS A back friend, a She floats upon the Remember that time Your fair discourse hath shoulder clapper river of his thoughts is money been as sugar NANCY CHRZAN DAVID CLARK DONNA CLIFF JUNE COLLINS Here is a dear and true The kindest man in As full of valor as of Knowing I love my books industrious friend doing courtesies kindness he furnished me with volumes 7 ! i 'iQ 1' '- 4,,Hf wil Z 3 , , Ti 54 55 jox'cE COLONEY KATHLEEN COVIS JOANNE CLINNINGPIARI APHILLE IDEBBOUWT I cried for modder music From her sholl reod the Young in limbs, I see thy glory like ond for stronger wine perfect woys of honor in judgment old shooting star l'lELEN DECKER NIARLENE DIPALIXIA KEITH DOWNEY lVlAR1oE1E DRAPER My words fly upg my Love ollg trust o few Kindest in womon shall Love thyself lost thoughts remoin below win my love I E "1 r l ANN PINNEY IXIARILYN FREEIXIAN IACK GAZE DOLORES GRZYWACZ Though she be but little, Do you not know I om o I om not only witty in A merry heort goes she is fierce woman? When I think, myself but the couse thot oll the day I must speck wit is in other men PATRICIA HARVEY MARCIA H1cKs Lols HILL MARILYN HILL She's beautiful ond A dish tit for the gods A poor lone woman The more I see of men therefore to be wooed the more I like dogs 7 ! - it VX 1 JOAN I l1NixlAN NANCY IIUDSON I'IELEN IRELAND IXIARY JACKSON They love least that let Look like the innocent Speak less than thou I am folselr than vows men know their love flower knowest mode in wine BARBARA JANUS JEANETTE JOHNSON HARRIET JONES DONALD JOSLYN Sweet mercy is nobility's I will follow thee to the I have been a stranger I am a true laborer, true badge last gasp with truth and in a strange land I earn that I ect loyalty e A ee of 57 I " GERALDINE KETTLE KARL KLINGENBERGER PHILIP KNIGHT MARY Lou LEVANDOWSKI My crown is in my heart Bait the hook wellg These little things are Her hair shall be of this fish will bite great to little men what color it please God FRANK LICURSI CHARLES LONDON DONALD MAGNER LOIS MOKENNA This bold bad man A man of such a As upright as the cedar l am the very pink feeble temper of courtesy v R J tif, fl 'Q ihialli . m1L4if,,+, ffl, i f ,TL1L, f,f -l,,lif-f - A fx 58 h1ARGOT IXICKENNA R1cHARD AIILLER SHIRLEY 1X'l1LLER ARNOLD Mom I bear a charmed lite He's sudden of a thing Fair words never hurt I cannot tell what the comes in his head the tongue dickens her name is W1LLxAM NEAL EVELYN NEWLANDS MAME PASSARELLI JOHN PENASACK But no wife at all, True hope is swift Come home with me He hath eaten me out give me, give me to supper of house and home W' 4 x f . I Y ,Y Yi W f , L, ,l W fill fir 7 V Y V V +1 4ljY wif t X '1' ,ffl 59 D f J ELIZABETH PERRY IOSEPII PIAZZA IOHN PIEDINIONT ALICE QUINTERN There was a star danced And then the lover I am a man whom fortune Come like shadows, and under that I was born sighing like a furnace hath truly scratched so depart CHAIILENE RESTIVO DONNA ROCK SUE SANDS MILLISCENT SNIITH Her voice was ever soft, We boil at different I am almost out at heels She sat like patience gentle and low degrees on o monument 'Q I. V. I EEEEEEEEEEEZEEELEEEEEE EE I so icjsciis 'I 'fi' eo LUCIANO SPALLA MARY STAINES DONALD STOCKTON lX'lARGLlERITE SULLIVAN Love is a sickness How hard it is for women 'Tis no time to talk The sight of lovers full of woes ANNA TELOVSKY Shall I never see a bachelor at three score again? 61 to keep counsel feedeth those in love COLON TOWER PHYLLIS TOWNSEND ROBERT TROLLEY A hungry leon-faced I hope l shall have leisure My thoughts and l are villain to make good in another world .1 -'ll GLCJRIA VANSTONE ELLEN WELLS FAYE WELLS KENNETH WILKINS Give my thoughts no Who so findeth a wife Wisdom is better than I am slow of study tongue tindeth a good thing rubies LORRAINE WILKINS LORENZO WINKLEY DAVID WOLFE ALFONZO ZICARI As modest stillness and He that hath a beard is His better doth not breathe A very gentle beast and of humility more than a youth a good conscience l know 0 A i1- i if . N, l ai f' 'nn ' Z' ff sf Q 2 6 Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Wittiest Girl .... Wittiest Boy .... Brightest Girl --- Brightest Boy --- Prettiest Girl .... Handsomest Boy .... Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy .... Most Friendly Girl Most Friendly Boy Most Musical Girl Most Musical Boy Most Athletic Boy Most Athletic Girl Most Quiet Girl - Most Quiet Boy .... Best Actress .... Best Actor .... Ideal Wife --- SENIOR CATALOGUE - - - -- -NIARCIA HICKS KARL KLINGENBERGER -- - - -WINNIE BATT - - - -JACK GAZE - -- -LIZ PERRY -- - -BILLY NEAL - - --MARILYN HILL - - - - - KEITH DOWNEY - - - -MARY JACKSON - - - -FRANK LICuRsI - -- -SHIRLEY MILLER -- -DICKIE MILLER - - - -ANN PINNEY - - - - - KEITH DOWNEY ---------DON BRACE - - -MARJORIE DRAPER - - - - NANCY HUDSON - - - -DON STOCKTON - - - --CONNIE BELL -------JACK GAZE - - - -JEANETTE JOHNSON Worrian Hater --- --- Most Versatile --- -LORENZO WINKLEY Best Executive - - - ----- MARCIA HICKS - - --CONNIE BELL ---- ---------JOAN BATES Most Responsible Best Speaker --- - - - - KARL KLINGENBERGER Most Ambitious ----- .--- S YDNE BROWNELL Biggest Nuisance to Teachers --ROGER ATWELL Best Dancer ----- ---MARIE PASSARELLI Gayest Chatterhox --- ------- ANN PINNEY Most Smiling ---- ---- M ARI-ENE DIPALMA Most Dili gent ---- -.--- G LORIA VANSTONE Nlost Artistic --- ---. RONALD BROWN Most Original ----- - - - ---- JOYCE COLONBY Most Likely to Succeed -----.---- BILLY NEAL Best Disposition ---- .--- CIIARLENE RESTIVO Ten O'clock Scholar ------ LORENZO WINKLEY Best Figure - -- -----SuE SANDS Best Physique .--- ---. J OHN PENASACK Most Efficient --- --- Most Poised ---- Most Atomic --- -GERALDINE KETTLE - - - - ELIZABETH PERRY - - - -WINNIE BATT Ideal Husband ---- ..---- J OE PIAZZA Most Gourteous ---- ----, J UNE COLLINS N!'3l1i6Sf Senior ...-........... MARY JACKSON Most Relaxed ,,,,--,----- ,-DQNALD MACNER Most Dissatisfied with Besults of Election --- ---- LOSH SPALLA, ARNOLD MORI Q? , - A Lili' 63 ' J TWH' 1 ALBION Bus LINES Compliments of Allen J. Moore - Owner ALBION, N. Y. Compliments of THE WOODS 8z SPRAGUE MILLING CO., INC. Locally Owned and Operated by A. H. S. Graduates Howard L. Woods Stanley T. Woods l James A. Brodie Loraine M. Sprague Charles S. Woods WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned by ROB ROY Albion, New York Wizard Appliances and Batteries -- Davis Tires Vita Power Oil - Western .Flyer Bicycles Truetone Radios Compliments of J. H. SAYERS, Inc. Men' s and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings "A Good Store in a Good Town" 4 R fx pk I ' ,T ay 711 W1 .S Alive ers ALBION 509 HOLLEY 503 BROCKPORT Compliments of ' Compliments SCl'lARPING'S F IRESTONE I ,H of ALBION I I D Al..l..PORT'S BAKERY 39 North Main Street Phone 37 LW I f f le few 1 ,I 1 A-- L'0mplimc-nt X A RED AND WHITE or FOOD STORE COLONIAL FILLING STATION 144 South Clinton St. THOMPSON'S Compliments Paint Wallpaper of Venetian Blinds Furniture 1 FRIEND'S PACKING Phone 620 CO., Albion, New York f ,Q -' if X i QMS B125 AG COMPANY Ii LB O QU' ' B 'Q EQ ' i . 3' ff' A l N. N. Y. Where F riendliness and Industry Are Blended Into Progress 66 Compliments of SAYLES PHARMACY 103 North Main Phone 104 Compliments of F ISCHER'S NEWSROOM los N. Main sf., Albion, N. Y. THE CORNER PHARMACY DANIEL K. WEALE Best Wishes Class of ' 54 JAMES H. ROBINSON 8: Richfield Products Coal Fuel Oil Phone 393 Albion, New York Albion, N. Y. Medina, N. Y. 67 I Compliments of THE ALBION FURNITURE STORE C mplete Home Furnish g ALBION ADVERTISER vmuua NEWSPAPER 1' Subscribe and enjoy ifs confenis. i Prinfing you'll be proud of. 39 Platt St. Phone I Albion, N. Y. STONE FARMS MOTEL - RESTAURANT Fine Food Modem Rooms U. S. No. 104 Gaines, N. Y. SPIKE 8: NAOMI MINCKLEY Rest. Mgrs. E 8: O RESTAURANT Banquets - Dinners Lunches Main Street Albion, N. Y. Phone 490 L mnplmlcnts nf ALBION DONUT SHOP JACK DONAHUE ALBION FORD SALES, INC. 106 North Main Street Albion, New York 70 TOWN TAXI Phone 1455 24 Hour Service COIIIPIIIIIFIIIS uf JAMES MICELI EARL D. LEIGH I N S U R A N C E of All Kinds Phone 192 L 0llllJiI!l1L'l1I of MARY M. CRADDOCK LOITIIJIIIIICIIIS from F. H. HILDRETH I 1 A w ,V 1 , I H WN W W FI ,R w N i H N il Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 ssmsususo f' 7 I 9 o 7 U f' I5 Y FURNITURE STORE A 1. B IO N, N. Y FUNERAL HOME 52 KMAII ST-, HDD! Us ' '55 SJAAIN st 'NONE 77 9 -i Q 'Sl fmnplimcnts N of l THE QUAKER MAID A With Best Wishes If 'rlouwn CO., INC. N Brockpgrt, N, Y, Croton - Hamilton - Elgin l Watches Ann Page .Foods R 'Q Albion, New York Phone 423 R W l H l R SS M A R Q U A R T ' s l ' Compliment of the Home Appliances Bottled Gas i Phone 1400 125 N. Main ALBION l' SURPLUS STORE BILL BoRssUB I2 DON'T BUY DOLLARS- BUY VALUE BEST WISHES TO OUR GRADUATES On the completion of your studies which have enabled you to enter the next phase of your career, we wish to extend best wishes for a happy and prosperous future. lf at any time we can be of help, either financially or personally, we would consider it a privilege to have you call on us. ALBION OFFICE THE MARINE TRUST COMPANY of Westem New York hall nv!-len Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MOORE BUS LINES ROBERT H. Moons, owner Buses for All Occasions Phone 649 Albion, N. Y. Compliments of COLBURN LUMBER COMPANY Albion, N York W 1 l 1 N w 1? L 1 ALBION OIL co. Esso Distributors ui nl E S S O Gas - Fuel Oil - Kerosene .5 n For Orleans County and Accessories of the Very Best l L N 74 HIGLEY ELECTRIC All Electrical Services West Bank St. Albion, N. Y. L mnpliments H ui JANUS 9 SERVICE STATION and GARAGE Ridge Road Phone 1020-J-l I w M LPOIIIIJHITICYIIS of I MUNGER HARDWARE West Bank St., Albion, N. Y. if Unnpliincuts N 'N 1: ' 1. ul I KAST J ATLANTIC SERVICE h STATION N V I n Best Wishes A of V SEVERNS T PACKARD SALES t 236 West Ave. Albion, N. Y. L h D A W S O N ' S .Frigidaire .Plumbing and Heating Appliances - Sales and Service 122 Linwood Ave. Phone D02 Albion, N. Y. , N V W W W Q OIIIIYIIIIICIIIS from THE MASONIC LODG EARLEY'S Auto Painting Body and Fender Straightening 36 Liberty Street Phone 501 DANIEL'S FLOWER SHOP Potted Plants C ut Flowers id Eh ll h w v P , 75 Thomas Lipton, Inc ALBION, NEW YORK SMITH BROS. 327 East Avenue GMC Trucks SALES - SERVICE Texaco Gas - Oil Complimvnts of JASON'S SHOE STORE L mnpllnlcnts of THE EL RANCHO "A Good Place to Eat" C HAUNCEY DeLUCA Up-to-Date Shoe Repairing over Fischer's News Room 9 T. A. FISH INSURANCE AGENCY ROBERT K. ROOT General Insurance Phone 195 Compliments of BUD'S MOBIL SERVICE Tires - Batteries Light Repairs 24 HOUR SERVICE 19 East Ave. Phone 604 COINPIIIIICIII of 1 w W n ROWLEY'S 1. G. A. L STORE nf AND LOCKER SERVICE COIIIIJHIIICIIIS of EDDIE'S DRIVE-IN MARKET The .Finest Meats in Town CHOICE CUTS n 146 Caroline St. Phone 1291 Weekdays - 8:00 a. m. - 9 p. m. Sundays - 9:00 a. m. - 1 p. m. 77 Complim nts of 1. 1. NEWBERRY al co. Compliments of I STARKWEATHER FREIGHT LINES Daily Service Between Rochester and Buffalo ROCHESTER ALBION BUFFALO Genesee 1647 222 Mohawk 3825 Compliments of WM. E. KARNS, JR. G. STANLEY ALLEN General Electric Appliances 58 N. Main Tel. 1357 Maytag Washers BURT A. LARWOOD GOULD'S FLOWERS, Inc. Albion, New York Phone 97 274 N. Main Street Phone 486 Flowers for A Albion, New York Occasigns CRAF F EY JOHN A. JACKSON, D. D. S. 223 South Main St. General Insurance Albion, New York 110 East Avenue Albion, New York MILITELLO PONTIAC Sales and Service 170 No. Main Street Albion, N. Y. Compliments of GUIDO'S SUPER MARKET "We Specialize in the Best' 409-411 East State Street Phone 1499 60 I BASTIAN BROS., CG. Rochester, N. Y. Designers and Producers of Exclusive High School Jewelry - Engraved Commencement Announcements - Name Cards MR. GEORGE D. KILLIP, Box 170, Rochester, N. Y. H. 8: A. SUPERETTE Henry 8: Agnes Radzinski Meats, Groceries, Vegetables and Sundries R. F. D. 4 Telephone 881-J Best Wishes to Class of '54 MR. and MRS. LEON C. GRINNELL Compliments of Growers Cold Storage, Co., Inc. WATERPORT, N. Y. Refrigerated Warehousing and Transportation FRANCIS H. BLAKE EDVVARD B. ABCHBALB FRANCIS H. BLAKE, JB. W President Vice-President Vice-President BENJAMIN G. VJILSON WARD B. WILSON Treasurer Secretary Serving the Youth of Albion For 89 Years Congratulations to the Class of 1954 LANDAUER'S Stanley J. Landauer, '23 Donald G. Landauer '44 Stanley J. Landauer, Jr., '46 :fs Q X f 1 , Q " K X-9 WATE CAR N' E z ww CII' Making ongels Ten mfles from nowhere On the Irghf fontcstwc fre The first srepk The blggcst Suxfs me To o T Here comes Peter Coftcnfoul Emoy yourself, 1T's loter Soenflsts ot work There go the profits Thcm you Thmk w e eeke i Compliments of i Q BELL'S SERVICE STATION 4 Quality Dairy Products WOLCOTT'S Milk Milk Shakes Sundaes Sodas CITIZENS DAIRY Grade A Pasteurized and H omogenized Milk and Cream Products 26 Main Street Phone 523 W l Compliments of D A L E ' S Albion' s Only Independent SUPER MARKET Locally Owned and Operated 64 Compliment of KARL WOLFE Compliments of HALSTEAD OIL COMPANY Wholesale Distributors of l Socony Products ll 419 West State Street Phone 327 L Q . A Compliments Compliments ot ! of 9 l SAMMET S Dr. George S. Bakeman i CLOTHING STORE Dentist N. Main St. Albion, N. Y. Ph 92 W I one - l ellif l L, . A-so W:-4 7-4 Y Y Y Y YY Y l Complignent. l J U N E , S S H O P 1 17 North Main St. DRESS SHOP Remds l l Interior Decorating 53 Main Street Albion, New York iQ,ct , ,,-tALL, L: ,O -O Lets WOW WOWYOO i if iii' O A li Best Wishes to the l THOMAS N. ORLANDO Class of ,S4 l l In L 14 West Avenue Albion, New York l l Wilkinson and Canham Electric Store 1 i 65 H. DART PORTER INSURANCE 3 Marine Trust Co. Building Albion, New Y k BENTLEY BROS. Farm Equipment Oliver - New Idea - Ontario Drills Boggs Graders - Iron Age Ph B re 666 Albion, N. Y., R. F. D. 2 fat Bar C t I 0 The pause that refreshes One more for The road Roll call for character A fool at forty IS a fool indeed Santa Baby Barre Center trio Why so glum, churn? l1's so nice to have a man around The house Who's the handsome lifeguard, gurls? 87 COFFEY BROTHERS, INC. Buick Cars ........ I nternational Trucks That Good Gulf Gasoline Kerosene, Range and Furnace Oil Accessories - Tires INSURANCE SERVICE AGENCY Mildred W. Haines Paul R. Haines P H O N E S Albion 390 Barre 974-J-2 Albion 1334 W DOCK,JORDAN 8: DOCK 1 PHONE 1093 ' I Floor Covering Contractors Best Wishes Carpet, Linoleum and Tile PEG and DON'S Laying and Repairing 1 , woRK1v1ANs1-1111 GUARANTEED 5 210 N- Main N 131 N. Main sf. ALBION, NEW YORK ' 121 in M 1. 88 Li LL, -- I A A I B'-00M'S J. R. JULIANA FLOWER SHOP Since 1934 , Plumbing and Heating Congratulations and All Best Wishes Compliments of ALBION RECREATION WHEN IN TROUBLE CALL HUBBELL 1 D Compliments Taxi Service of Radio Dispatched - Equipped With 2-Way Radio ALBION 61 BARBER SHOP 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE l d C ln - Safe and Courteo S Bank st- Albion, New Yo 110 E BANK ST. For a Career in Compliments Professional Nursing of Apply to the Director of Nurses Joe S8.lV8,t0!'e and DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8, N. Y. Michael Christopher 117 Main Street ALBION MOTOR CO. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Cadillac Phone 102 Albion, New Yo Compliments of HUNT FOODS, INC. ALBl0N,N.Y. 5 mx ,:.. M , w X Kg Q 1 W mx bg: 3 gk 'iigm r F, K' Y sf, E Nm-NP A Cunning hom Crazy mixed up kids The Klingenberger clon Brown wofches birdie Get wlldroot cream oil, Susie Nature girl When we were young, so very young The little Dock Aprille in POYCIUISC Compliments of DAILEY MOTOR CO. Compliments of HARRADINE IMPLEMENT CO. Five Corners Albion, N. Y. JOSEPH WATTS STORE RICCIVS Plumbing - Tinning BEAUTY SALON Heating Air Conditioning 133 East Bank Sf- Phone 1436 l odd Fellows Temple Albion, N. Y. C I ' Compliments of ""g""" """"s JosEPH DE cARLo's STORE Class of 1954 Plumbing - Heating Sheet Mefdl 138 N. Main St. Phone 391 EARLE C. WALTERS Men's Apparel Shop Compliments l Nationally Advertised of Men' s and Boys' Wear 27 E. Bank Street, Albion, New York l Leonard A. Depczynski 92 ALBION DRUG STORE R. Q GARDNER The REXALL Store Albion, New York R. 8: B. MARKET 337CarolineSt. Charles V. Paganelli Real Estate - Insurance Rialto Theatre Bldg. Albion, N. Y. SHERWOOD CAR SERVICE N. Mn.. sf. Albion, N. Y. Phone 383 Grgceries "Richfield P1'0dllCfSn And Choice Meats LUBRICATION Truck and Car Tire Service ARCHBALD AND CO. Waterport, N. Y. Best Wishes from BALCOM PRODUCE CO. 93 i M .ll F I H h Compliments of errl unera, 011163 , 1+ . I I ALBION BEVERAGES ml Since 1914 V Ambulance Service . -.F l Phones 366 I u V ALBION HOLLEY T. C. Sanfillppo, Prop. A 128 Washington St. Phone 250 Compliments I W of Live and Dressed ll Orl M h Home Grown cans W L TURKEY l G L F farm Products Coop, H ' S Inc. I BROWNELL POULTRY ALBION cow sToRAcE IIYIAEIEET Q ' Albion' N' Y' l WHOLE.S?:LE -gRETAlL Lili- if YTLIE ri! P T., Psrr I ,LW I4 an V, L,,-fL ,rm ,LLL L L A .sr O 1 O at , COMPLETE FARM SERVICE h 309 DEERE- 1 A Q Q 3 QEISLITV FILE'-M xl SALES AND SERVICE GENUINE PARTS CATERPILLER Tractors JOHN BEAN Spray Machines and Dusters BOLENS Garden Tractors G L F AGENCY DeI..aval Cream Separators and Milking Machines New Holland Farm Equipment Ontario Grain Drills N ALSO BUILDERS' SUPPLIES AND COAL RALPH J. VICK 8: SONS, INC. 128 WEST AVENUE PHONE 128 ALBION, N. Y. 94 Complignents O Cleaners and Dyers ' LeVERE B BROWN Satisfaction Guaranteed Farm Bureau Insmunce 17 w. Bank sf. Albion, N. Y. l Cv-'S Representative Phone 1275 , - I V HEADQUARTERS I Dr. Scholl Foot - Comfort Service Compliments Quality Shoes f O SCIENTIFICALLY FITTED ROBERT'S SHOE STORE FRIEND Albion, N. Y. Complimentsof HICKEY-FREEMAN COMPANY 1 l 3 a Senior portraits and group pictures made by MCDSER STUDIO, INC. Eddy Printing Co. Albion, N. Y. 27 Clinton Avenue North Rochester, New York PORTRAITURE Graduation Engagements Wedding Candids Bridal F ormals Baby Candids Fine Copy Work ! 1 2 v X 3 I Q w F 5 Z E E ii E L 2 a 5 E V1 ! F E H i Q H L E E. e c P 5 E rf m F 5 E r 5 E Y A 5 5 E T 5 3 i z 5 3 I Q B ? E 1 E 5