Alexander High School - Record Yearbook (Alexander, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Norton -171 1 finer points of dramatic actingf121. l:3rl-'l-Fmmir-r11 nr Faith: Gladyw Swarvhouf, Soprano. 11:30-8-Mr. Perpergxixqgjelevision to reach hil lcfence sangs "I W'f1n1lfr1'a,1I Wands-1," "BI:-ss This House." students, WW' " Cox-141. n xawr from I'1haik11 ky's " mf' Cantaa' 30-8-0 ' adama Butterfly' with Yo- Th1r111gh fhv' Y-fm, 44 Lows Roney Tenor, " '40-Anms n Ands An Pngagomont Rmv none-15? flnuhlo duly T1rn 1100111 Spcr1ce1 W' Z 30 11 Arnerlcan I-orum Ara f' 'nesugate f'umn11-F rrit ee 11.11 Od , ale al' qv gh ren Club. Vnnety Q71 y and Jane Kean come- 1ropolItanOpernnl.ar Lea bn French singing group Guests 121 xn Anything Goes by 1el Crouse Ethel Mer ahr iheree North 141 1111 poison pen letters Y umcal salute to Our Me Blue P1bhons trys tn buv hls way McDowall 141 The M1am1 Slorx lncter code of stand Wlth Murray Hmm of n. near perfect CIFCIG Closes 121 ew York Story nderlng eye 143 n Dalv f Commumst ac mn 101' se .. 1 essel Show lu Shaw r Cnnqresl m VFW? 41 Nu: 111 11 Wea1l1er d gag . fd .. I Null 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 I I um 1 1 7:30- D0 0 00 5 30 000 1030 10 I0 11 45 50 00 I5 1:00-111-Lil: With Father ISN Dem' K0-Paul Wmchell Show 151-Author MMU XM Critic! 15:1 Bon 173-You Asked for ll-Art Baker Uh- F11m: Rock Against Sea 1 KID-Women! Wrestlmg W 12?- Ul- 15?- 171- 191- 1: J ISD 411 I 7 1 IZ! Jack Benny ISP: Boll Mr. Peeperx 1See Bax! Opera Cameos 152: Box? Paul Wmeman Teen Cluh Fnm: Don'1 Tum Your Shand Fred MuMurray 1 C11y Delccuve F1Im Federal Mun Mun! Tum nf me Yuan 1See lox! 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Mary Austin and Mr Frank Demshan Mrs Austin, the Commercial Instructor, is a Teacher-Wother to all of She listens patiently to our troubles and difficulties and helps us r medy them to the best of her ability She shares our moments of happi ness with as much enthusiasm as we Hr D mshaw, our English Instructor, makes our other subjects easier for us because he creates in us an understanding of words and ideas, and an appreciation for literary'art He is a member oi'the faculty much adv mired and respected among the student body we also n1sh to express our thanks for the hours he has spent with us, directing our plays Both teachers have served as our Newspaper and Yearbook Advls ors and have g1ven invaluable assistance dur1ng these act1vit1es Their expert guidance throughout high school has made our progress an engoyahle experlence Their cooperat1on d1r1np the Magazine Camoa1gn and at soc1al act1v1t1es has influenced our success their respective f1e1ds, no one could have done more Fim- L g ,V ! 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Seated: William Embt, Ellsworth Waite, Clarence Johncox Standing: William Breckenridge, Donald Grefrath 'Bae Senior Class of 19514 nshes to express 1ts appreciatlon to the Board of Educatmn 'or its un- ceasing effort to :Lmprove our already excellent school, its f3C11l.ti6S, and its educatlonal program feel that each individual member deserves speclal recognltlon for having unselflshly donated his time and thought to the imprcveme t of our school Ellsworth Waite, the President of the Board, has served on that orgamzatlon for ten years Mr Waite has been on the Town Board for s1xteen years and is the Pro ldent of the Genesee County Mllk Producers 'lhe Vice-President of the Board, William Bnbt, has served on the Board for eleven years and is now on both the Budget and Audit and the Insurance Committees He is also President of the Cooperative Board of School Services and is a County Comnritteeman on the Farmers' Home Administratlon William Breckenridge has served three years on the Board and is now on both the Transportation and the Maintenance and Grounds Committees Mr Breckenridge is also an active member of the Farm Bureau BOTE 'F Donald Grefrath has been on the Board for sixteen years, he is now on Ed Q both the 'hansportation and Budget and Audit Coumrlttees In addition to UCPJION this, he is the District Officer of the Boy Scouts and has prevlously held l several offices in the Fire Department Clarence Johncox has been on the Board for twelve years and is on both the Insurance and the Maintenance and Grounds Committees. He also is the President of the Genesee County Da1rymen's League and Vice-President of the Bnpire Livestock Marketing Cooperative. though they are kept exceedingly busy by numerous other organizations be- sides their time-demanding occupations, they do not hesitate to devote much f X It is obvious that the members of the Board are very civic minded. Al- lx time to the betterment of our school. 6 Mr Dayton 'rat has made our school sc succes ful' Certa nly lt cannot be den d fha' Mr DaJton's Dhl losoohy 1U regard to 6dUC3t1On has beer a strong contr1but1np factor He feels that w th1 reason, students should have chances to learn through dO1DE As an example, he encoura,es extra currlcular act1v1t1es 4aybe most people don't realize nt, but the number of ex tra currlcular act1v1t es ci P166 by thms school 15 comparable to tkose of schools Ultr a much larger prwrc ,al has made sslble for the puplls 1n tr1S school to have except onal optortunltles for edu atxonal advancement in a varled assortment of S1ECt1V8S The Alexander Central School has prover successful because the students know that they are under competant d1rect1on, and conf1dent that 'Prof is corcerned u1t them as 1nd1V1GU31S The Sen1or Class appreciated r Davton for the personal concern which he has showr throuehout the years and for the priv1lege of attendlng this f1ne school, a workmrp example of hi successful h lcsoohv 7 l t f. . s . i ' ' , is A. . U . ' U'- . W . A 1 . . K . , . 'i In .. K. ' . 4 - : . . . . , . - -" .' .' , '1 enrollment. Yet Mr. Dayton is cautious that the averare student isn't over-burdened by these. Our '. in. ,. it so ' ' ' .' . ' i - H " ' C . . v sh 1 A H A 'Ei . ' ' " . . V - U . . . U H , . -.I 5 thi- ,... a-41? -:-' Z 'kfeewiv -Sa 'E R George A Barber has been the D1strict Superintendent of Schools for twenty three years we are fortunate to have a man as experienced as Mr Barber to preside over the Board of D1rectors He has lived in South Byron for thirty sever years, and has been actlve 1n many organ1zat1ons Mr Barber has been the Dlstrict Govenor of the Rotary Club and is a past Presldent of the N Y S District Superintendants we wish to express our appreciation to our Super intendant for the effort he has out forth to direct the improvement of our school and its educational program. 'Is there anythlng I can do for you9W How often we have heard these fr1endly and polite words! le are of course referr1ng to Frances Parise, Secretary of the Alexander Central Sbhool for the past ten years She is also kept busy by other poa- it1ons A fe! of these are Clerk of the Board of Education, President of the Alumni Organ1zat1on, and member of the Nom1nat1ng Committee of the State School Bus1ness Official Organ1zat1on we will remember cheerful and ef f1ent nFranmieN long after we have left school for the wise gu1dance she has g1ven our class COnCeTn1Hg both finan- V 318167 U0 J- c1al and personal problems N 7 X Nth 4 W DISTPJCT yt fel , xxulnuguugulglgnlgllulllllullllllllxl ' ' v ,llvlaldgqfpg Q.. Q, I As., I rh Q! I 1 4 u f u eb X 8 ss C- K Xxx USTRAQT No C I ' Q YQ AN' H tQ 4, Q' rxx 5' V Q '- sf' 5ge5r:gg5i5iye m E? ' ' I5v'- igfif -"'-,v' 'L-t,f?.fff, J P -glfffl-5 "-. 1 "ff 5 if U 11 f ' IZ, Aji? 't-,. V ,'.',. .W V.-, Q4gE1N.e! lf! 1 X- . . 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' ' -5 M 1- m 3- fri V fi 4 7 -1 I 'lv' 1 'I a gi? xx , , 'f , W' ',7'- " , ' L","7.'7' 1 -' 5-1-Zfl' ' ' Gay but sympathetic, 'Nurs1eN w1ll always be pop- ular w1th both the 'aculty and the students because of her gT3C1OUS and charming manner She has had more than competant trainlng 1H the field of nurs1ng, and we are fortunate to have her as our school nurse P f is 19 D Jean Laben 15 the most recent member of the long line of pretty dental hy gienists which we have had Many of us remember her as a former student of A C S , we hope she enjoys her re- turn to our school 1 vifffww TY Those luc1ous spaghetti and beef stew lunc es 1n the cafeteria have been prepared for us by Mrs Heldenreich and her excellent staff Mrs Heindenrelch, cafeteria manager, ha been lltk us ever s1nce the meals, do the buy1ng and keen the record perta1n1ng to k1tchen needs Mrs Wachenhe1m has been with us for three years and 18 head cook in char e of the peneral COOP1UQ She has had ten years experlence IH quant1ty cooking and restaurant kltchen work Hrs Lew1s, assistant cook, has taken cafeteria courses at Vorr1sv1lle, Qyracuse and Euffalo She has been workin? here ten years and does the baklng, makes the salads, and works at the steanta le To ether w1th Mrs Kelsey and lrs leyers, the C8f6tBT18 staff works to prov1de the best eals possible By cooperatlon, thev set a leasln atros here 1n the k1tcnen and the d1W1UP room 0 ' ' 0 ,QQ V5 QLE . Nr 1 Y 1 oN I A f "' ' t f x f f I f s our new school was opened. She has taken extension work at Syracuse and Ithaca. It is her foo to plan . , , . . 9 st I Norton, H Harter, D Bower, H Dart, H Hulwig, L Wlght 2nd C Clmplels 1, L Griswold, F Kelzer, A Heier, F Redlnp, E Alwardt Mr Wh1tney xlW3 L dt, C I T' Z, cr 10 i JMR. AI lst rout E. Roth, E. Rogers, T. Goodman, M. Wagner, F. Crocker, L. Norton, M. Ford, M. Watson, A. Weeks. 2nd now: C. Argana, F. Timm, M. Ford, L. Edwards, M. Jester, M. Judge, R. Capwe11,W. Dart. 3rd row: M. Cacner, D. Fr-itts, M. West, F. Klossner, A. Hastings, M. Lax-amy. X 2 1 1 Mt. Earan, Mr. Demshaw, I-Tr. Rovers 2' 21 ll Mr watson, has Klotsbacn, Mr FOWPFG .EWU X W ffffgggf3,g5 , 74 ww -Sygjfgl 77"'f W Wifzfif f 6:7 Wwe G7 i M pw f,,.. Dm, ' K Mrs. Hillman, Miss Sullivan, Miss Freidhaber. . Mr. Romaniuk, Mrs. Austin, Mr. Pileri wg X'--Spf f '- :wt-A 71 V: Mr. Gardiner, Mrs. Lloyd, Mr. Kaminske. Miss Didget, Mr. Daugherty, Mr. Feltham f s AY , wx Vina rehearsal -6' 1 QS pf XQX4 , X XR X K 7 X f X r YY' rr YY' TE EV ION EYIPL ENT Vrs Mary Aust1n has accepted the re spons1b1l1ty of act ing as an advlsor of the Senlor Class It is partially due to her assurlnv manner, ass1s+ance, and11nder- St8DdlHg throuphout the rear that e Sen1or class has beer so sxccessful pf This year's Class Officers have conducted the Seniors' business in a co mendable manner They have proven them selves capable of fulf1lling the requirements of theoffices to which they were elected John Rider holds a record, hav ing been elected President of the group during each of the four years of High School Other officers have been chosen several times, because of the sat1sfactory work they have done while 1n the past Those members who have served in any of the four pos1t1ons during High School have con tributed much to the success of the class 14 fx of' 'K' 1 Mr Frank Demshaw has been espec1a1ly helpful to the class Pie suggestions and sound advice have saved the class much time and trouble, and he has 1nfluenced the SPDIOFS toward great er goals He has de voted much of his time, to assure suc cess for the Senlors ' arry Adams wx Shop LA Baseball 3,14 Soccer 3,14 Badminton 3,h 4- P 1,2,3, Table Tennis 3,h - f , v e :lc ' ' fir. w , V, A X - - . 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A - f Q Ummm my C? - Knock Kr I U Xi Barbara Balduf Kenneth Balduf D' Commercial ture ReCT0g NNXXNNXXXNXNX Agricul Show 2,h- F F A 1 2,3, , Operetta 3 A k tball J Chorus l,2,3,l1 Sigh CES: 2 3'h k I-l'H 112939,-1 M, Yearbook D Table Tennis 3,h -1 ilii Mary Ann Bartz Commercial Religion l,2,3,h Band l,2,3,h Minstrel Smow 2,14 Operetta 3 Dramatics Club 3 F.H.A. l,2,3,h Chorus l,2,3,h Newspaper 3 li'-N 'IVV Margaret Piggins general Religion 1,2 Minstrel new 2,h Operetta 3 Sophomore Plays 2 Senior Play h G.A.A. l,2,3,h F.H-A. 3,h Chorus 1,2,3,h Cheerleading 2,3,h Intramurals 1,2,3,h Octet 3,11 15 dmrecffor ?? fs- Lois Bowen Academic Minstrel Show h Operetta 3 Dramatics Club 3 FLTLA. 2,3,h F.H.A. 2,3,h Girl's B seball 2 Girl's Soccer 1,2 Chorus 3,15 Yearbook 3 Newspaper 3 Magazine Sale h fTllJE3lC2l 40" figfyo jayfy , J' df 'l!P'7 Robert Bowen Agriculture Minstrel Show 2,h oporozto 3 F F A 1,2,3,n Baseball 2,3,h Football 1,2,3,h Chorus 1,2,3,u Leaders Club h Track 1,2,3,h aff 7WAlwff0 Lucy Buckenmeyer Academic Religion l,2, Minstrel Show 2,h Operetta 3 Sophomore Plays 2 G A A 1,2, , Chorus l,2,3,h Class Officer 1 Cheerleading l,2,3,h Dance Club 3,h All County Chorus 3 All State Chorus 3 Octet 3,h Carol Burch Minstrel Sh Chorus 11 Yearbook Newspaper 1 Girl Scouts All-State Chorus 2 All County Chorus l,2,3 Basketball l,2, h Qs o 1 ls :Iss fir. iltfl' Douglas rownflybl Agriculture F F.A l,2,3,h Volleyball 1,2,3,h Baseball l,2,3,h Soccer 3,h F F.A B B Coach h Track 3,h Bad inton 1, Boy Scouts 1,2,3 F FJ. Office h Basketball l,2,3,h Tractor Maintenance h H l,2,3,h Gerald Carter Agriculture F F A l,2,3, -H l,2,3, F F A Officer 3, Class Officer 3,h Religion l, Minstrel Show 2,h Sophomore Plays 2 Chorus l,2,3,h 2,3,h h F F A Basketball 2,3,h Volleyball 3,h Soccer 3 rack 2,r Sill 'N 4172 Susan Crater Academic Tlnstrel Show Sen1or Play h G A A G1rl's Baseball G1r1's Soccer 1 Chorus yearbook 3,b Girl's Track 3 if Jane Curtiss Academic Band 1,2,3,h Minstrel Show 2,h Operetta 3 T A 3 Chorus l,2,3,h Dance Band 1,2,3,h All County Band 1,2,3,h '-H 1 Girl Scouts l,2,3,h ""'x Z' "l!" Carol Dart ry Dennis Religion 2 Academic Agrdadenlic Band 1,2,1,h W Mlnstrel Show 2, Operetta 3 Sophomore Plays 2 Senior Plays h hip. Dramatic Club 3,h c A A l,2,3, F T A 2,3, Chorus l,2,3,h Speak1ng Contest 1,2 Octet 3,h Magazin Penta r L A Girls Baseball 1,2 Girls Soccer 1 Class Officer 1 Leaders Club 1 Speaking Contest 2 Badminton 1 Bowling 1 Dance Club 2 Sports play days 1,2 17 X K 1 x fill n-i'- KW Bu: son pf writer 2? AFP dau! 'P'-r Ronald Fancher Academic Senior Play h Baseball 1,2,3,h Football 2, Chorus l Leaders Club h aims cm, 1,2,3,h Track 3,h Boy Scouts 1,2,3 Basketball h 1 X L X X N ff li Q dancer 2? AW 004 f V Richard Foster Agriculture F F A l,2,,, Volleyball 3 Baseball 1,3 Soccer 2,3 h W7 Lou Ann GBTIPSD Art Minstrel Show 2,h Operetta 3 Chorus l,2,3,h h-H l,2,3,h F F A Basketball 2n3,h Intramurals 1 Wrestling h Rlfle Club 2 ack 2,3 L Dance Club 3,h Table Tennls 3 1,2,3, Richard Gentner Shop and Commercial Dramatics Club 3,h Baseball l,2,3,h Football 3,h Soccer 1,2 Leaders Club h nlflo Club 1,2,3,h Track l,2,3,h Badminton 1,2 Boy Scouts l,2,3 Basketball l,2,3,h Table Tennis 1,2 Plays 2,h LarTy'Goodman Academic Minstrel Show 2,h Operetta 3 Sophomore Plays 2 Senior Play D Soccer 2,3,h Wrestling M Chorus 2,3,h Rifle Club l,2,3,h Boy Scouts 1,2,3,h Projection Club h All-State Chorus 3 All-County Chorus 3 18 Carole Hodge General Band 1,2,3,h Minstrel 2,h Operetta 3 c.A.A. l,2,3,h Chorus 1,2,3,h Class Officer 2 Bowling 3,h Cheerleading 2,3,h Intramurals 1,2,3,h All-State Chorus 3 All-County Chorus 3 Joanna Jack Academic Minstrel Show 2,h Operetta 3 Sophomore Plays 2 Senlor Play h Dramatics Club 3 GAA ,3, Chorus l,2,3,h Newspaper 3 Yearbook 3,h Bowling 3,h Octet 3,h All County Chorus Patricia Kautz Commercial Religion l,2,3,h Operetta 3 Minstrel Show 2,h G A 12,3 F H A Chorus l,2,3 Yearbook h Newspaper 3 Swimming 1 Intraxmnrals l,2,3 Bowling 3,h Y Merlin Kirch If Agriculture JJ FFA 12314 ll! Religion 1,2,3,h Am Dance Club 3 'fjgifa H h H 1,2,3,L, Tractor llaintenance 2, 3,14 'br Ralph Kirch Economics Religion l, ls Soccer h Wrestling 7-1 yearbook L Bov Scouts l, 2,3,h I-l'H l,2,3, Dance Club 3,h F F A 1,2,3, 9 ED C DIAITZA'-7 OIGUTZ ,Nice-f Singer ?? Numan Koester Academic Plays 2,3 Senior Play ls Football 2,3,' wrestling 3,14 Chorus 1,2 Leaders Club lx Rifle Club 1,2, Yearbook ln Speaking Contest lx Track ll Basketball Mgr. ll .l,L 'w ll x,f KI! f Q2 N'Q'..27 camera mcm 7? Thomas Lake Academic Religion , Haseball l,2,3,h Soccer 2,3 Wrestling 3 Rlfle Club 2, Track l,2,3,h Badmlnton 1,2,3,h Projectlon Club 1, 'able Tennis l,2,3,h basketball 1 L H 1,2 Tntranurals 1,2 4.15 Florence Kolberg Academic M1nstrel Show Operetta Dramatics 3 F H A 1, ,3, Chorus l,2,3,h f'1rl Scouts l,2,3,h M H 1,2 All County Chorus 3 Sw1 m1ng 1 Stella Kruszelnicki Academic Religion l Minstrel Show 2 Operetta 3 Sophomore Plays 2 Dramatics Club 3 A F T A 2,3, F H A 2,3, Chorus l,2,3,h Rifle Club 1,2 Newspaper 3 Speaking Contest 2,3,h ilil Helen Lembcke v' 1 General Religion 1,2 Minstrel Show Operetta 3 G A A F H A Chorus 3,h Cheerleading 1 octet 3,b 20 Sara Lewis Homemaking Band lgzgapll Minstrel Show 2, Operetta 3 Plays 2,lL G A A l,2,3, F H A 1,2,3, ChO!'l1S 1,2,3j,-1 Cheerleading 2 All State Chorus 3 All State Band 2 A11 County Chorus 3 Magazine Captain 11 I 1 - 2,14 3 . ,zl A231 .'. . 2 h am 1' o.A. . 1 . . 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Pres. 14 Rifle Club 2,3 Track 1,2 LLH 1,2,3,11 J.V. Basketball 1,2 State Drive. Champ. 14 ,ML Yearbook 14 Jevrspaper 3 21 ?' gs , ACS 3 , ' N X ', N A Q X x ,iv 1 , X K K0 X 1 -9 I f If J- ,A 2 ' ff .41 1 I ' X 3 W . . 1. V3 f 7 F.Ti . S M. . 1. ' an www . , 1 1 , LU I 1 on A , ,php K 1 If U . . lim. C9 'xx x 1.1 ...I YNGKG UPPP Joan Rider College Entrance Minstrel Show 2,1g Operetta 3 A . A Chorus 1,2,3,14 Yearbook 3,14 Newspaper 3 Girl Scouts 1,2 Swimming 1 A-m Qulnn COWIIIGTCIB1 Rellgion 1,2, Operetta 3 op omore Plays 2 'ranatlcs Club 3 A A 1,2,3, Joyce Commer al Operetta 3 Dramatics Club A Chorus 3,11 4334 X31 2 Yearbook 3 ll 17 YA '3' Newspapers 2 Chorus l,2,3,11 Fheerleadlng 3 11 ll oolnty Cmorus 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,1x QV! ff' 125 John Rider Mm my Marie Roeemark Academic QQ! Academic Sophomore Plays 2 1 Minstrel Show 2,14 Senior Play h 4, Opergtta 3 Baseball l,2,3,l4 A Football 3 F F A 1 2 11 I D39 SOCOM' 14 Chorus 1,2 3,14 Class Officer 1,2 leaders Club 14 Rifle Club l,2,3 Yearbook 14 Track 2,3,l4 Badminton 1,2 Basketball l,2,3, 22 13113 1g2939ll ls S gg: Sv-N 4 I , - 1 gf W - , p - X X. ' fl Q11 6 1 A A an E: . ' 7 1 'va Minstrel Show 2, Minstrel 0' L P 43 . rua. . 2 2,3 1 Rr: 1. 1' C' K e gy Q' Aw A 9 ls M, X Rx , A A H X. t. 1 J A G.A. . 2 'ff F31-, , 14 F T. . l, W OHM , ,W Llllian Russell Academe Band 1,2,3,h I 1nst.re1 Sno F A Chorus l,h David Snell MMU Y 4 M ,QVN Agriculture and Shop F.F.A. 2 3,14 Footba1l,1,2,3,h Mheatling 3 F.F.A. Basketball 3,h Projection Club 2 I Z' Lester Scnoenthal Academic Baseball l,2,3,h Soccer 2g39,-1 Class Officer 1,3 Leaders Club M Rifle Club 3,h Yearbook 3,h Track 2,3,h Badminton l,2,3 Basketball l,2,3 h Dance Club 3,h Table Tenn1s 2 3,h OO oo Q f A Jn? f -HD-E film, 590:15 F5 3 lg l'fig:re 1' sports announcer Y? Joanne Sn der Ho emaking Religion 1,2,3,h Rifle Club 3 h-H 1 23 Jauline Spauldlng POmm9TC131 P.-and l,2,3,h W1HStT6l Show 2,h Operetta 3 DT3m8t1CS Club 3 w.H.A. 2,3,h Chorus 1,2,3,h Rifle Club 2 Yearbook h Newspaper 3 Dance Band 2 Bowllng 3 h H 1,2,3,h .gg I , oo A F2 -' -' " 0 V C Kr, Q , '34 'ififgfwag C ,n,, , - + J K , i A d ry! Q . 29 - -' A d IV l,0' 1 I L - .fp , i- .- lab . . ,,U1 Vnfp C -rl-b B 1, l M J' . . T. - ll L We X , A I 1 if Lg ',, ' 7 Wulf . A 1. - 2 in J V 1 I JL 0 b r ' Z , e3" ixlx, 3 ', Jem 5 R' '1 .... . ' QL 'f "RN" xx. 3 choreogrcu pher ? 2 'Oy g911C91y11f 2 1? 1H,2,a,u F A Basketball h Rifle Club 1 Yearbook 14 Pmjection Club l,2,'4,h U P l,2,3,h V' F 1' Officer 11 11 P Club Leader 14 Carl Stockschl Pd r head W1C .mccer , ,1 r P 1,2,3 Welig on l,4, Tabl +9Pf!1S 1, ,3,1 re L11TF 4,1 lemers Club 11 "1f1 Vlub 2 1 IU! 'arllvn tronglm 7 mlfy 71JL vena dxf! U' AC3d6U1C QMQ W 1 Pand l,2,3,14 :msfrel Shows 2,14 11144 Operetta 3 A3 vnu Chorus l,2,3,14 MLM ww Da ce Ha d l,2,3,14 1r1 Jcoats l,2,3,1g X11 01,911 All ounty Band 3,11 I 21+ 5' -un. Q'--' Paymond Sprlng Xgrlculture Operetta 3 ,ophomore Rlays 2 Senlor Play 14 F F A 1,2,3, So cer 3 F F' A Basketball Rlfle fllb 3 Dance Club 3,11 1-I H 142,391-1 '14 in 483- QS' 2,3 JL F F A Band 1 2,3 14 QP' -E Beverly Townsend Academe Operetta 3 Drarrat1cs Club 3,1 Sophomore Plays 2 F T A 11 Chorus 3 Iwewspaper 1,3 F 2.2, Sw we-. ,rg Ro er 'TT1ftS1l3US6I' olleve Ffntrance Semor Play 14 DI'a"13t1CS Club 3,11 A Baseball 1, L Fbotball 2,3,h 'ffrestlln 3,14 Class Off1cer 11 Yearbook 3,11 Newspaoer 3 Speaklng Contest 'ITaCk 3,24 5 Am 1 P1 lx X Beverly "'r1 Fthau ser' X Academe ' J ' , 1'1flSt1'81 Shox 2,11 School Plays 2,11 DI'8m!:lt1CS Club 3 11 .YV J A A 2, 4 T A 2, , Chorus l,2,3,11 Class Officer 1,3 14 Yearbook 3,14 BM Newspaper 1,3 Spealflng Contest 2,3 Cheerleadvug 3 14 Octet 3,11 I J 1 GQ 15,1 Frances Welker Gerald Wolff uf k Science and Comercial Agriculture and 0? plellgion 2,3, Qand 3,14 :Lnstrel Show 2,11 Openetta A s A Crorus 1,2, 11 Rifle Club 1, , Dance Bar-d 3 All County Chorus 25 3 Chorus 1,2,3,11 Leaders Club 11 F F A ,2, 3,11 All 'State Chorus Plfle Club 1,2 Wrestling 11 Soccer 2,3,11 Dance Club 3,11 Welght L1ft1ng 14 lhnstrel Qbow 2 All County Choru Q u 3 1 , fo ' '+ 93 , . , .1 'ef 1 1 1 1 '11, '- I 1 KWLV 111 V f 1 X 4 fy Lf I 7 , ' . '. 5 U4 iff ' Ja ,J 1 . - an + 1 , I1 ' A ' 1 ' , . ' 1 U f ' Z! If A , ..g3, f 'M ' 1 , 2 ' 3,11 LV 36 u 11" , . . . LN D V , I b-A ' h l - 3 jf 4-,lv 1244, 441- . ' ' 2, 1 1 I t 1 'K 1! 'Ak' ,....- . 2 x , X 1 Y' 1' 1' X I I, 1 1 lr Q , ' . '- f'1-' , ju. I R ' Q-Ju fif X ' 4 e . ,N YJ! I ' ' - ' lv 1-I jjvf' 1 - 1. YJ 2 F.T: . 2,3,h 3 ' - - 1 IQ: 3, F.T. .. 2 3,11 . " 3 , , ' LH. . 1 ' ." . 3 , 3 ' - x U 1' . ,2 3 1 51 1' 1 2,3,h ' ' 2 3 ,U CLASS HISTORY The red light was on-the show had begun! Only thirty-two members of the present cast mde their debut :Ln the studio of the Alexander Television School in 19142 Under the direction of lliss Churchill and llrs Weeks, we presented two plays, 'Sleeping Beauty," and 'Ask Mr Bear," astounding own' T V aud- iences with om' great dramatic ability Gerald Carter, from Wyoming, was the only 'new face' to Join us in our second studio production which was directed by lisa Judge and llrs Waite This year, llrs Waite took us on an excursion through her sugar bush, we were amazed at the procedure of raking maple syrup Upon our arrival in our third year of television experience, we found that our two new mnagers were Irs lay Ford and Miss Laraqy We 'troupers' also learned that we had another new actor, Colin Koester from Batavia We displayed our dramatic talent this year in the production of a play, "Snow- white and the Seven Dwarfs,' which was a smshing success Our fourth year found us under the able direction of llrs lertie Ford and llrs Wagner We welcomed four new members to our casts Lois Bowen from Linden, Lou Ann Garlgen from Webster's Crossing, Thomas Lake from Buffalo, and Alice Lincoln who had skipped her third production to join us This year, we again produced that popular play, 'Snowwhite and the Seven Dwarfs l' The following year, our script called for five more supporting players 'Ihey were: Carol Burch from East Bethary, Carl Stockschlaeder from Darien, and Richard Foster, Joanne Stvder, and Gerald Wolff from Batavia This year, prompted by Iliss Argana and Miss I-hstings, we presented a Christmas play, dieplayixg both our acting and our singing ability 'I'hree more arrivals Joined us during our sixth year in show business They were Joyce Reed, Raymond Spring, and Frances Welker from Attica llrs Fritts and Urs Dart were our production managers this year and we enjoyed mamr activities We wrote and presented a play entitled 'School Days," and visited the luseum of Natural History, the Museum of Science, and the Zoo in Buffalo The only actor of our present troupe to join us in our seventh year was Richard Gentnsr irom Batavia Mrs Hillman and Miss Kinney were our major producers, although we began rehearsing with sev eral specialized directors this year Our company of future actors and actresses spent an interesting day visitirg the Warsaw Knitting Hill, Jail, and Park during our seventh year Finally we reached our eighth and last year of rehearsals for matinee programs Four of our pre- sent cast joined us this year Margaret Biggins from Attica, Ann Quinn from Batavia, Lester Schoenthal from Medina, and Beverly Townsend fro Albion We rewrote and presented Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream," and published an issue of a newspaper called 'The Shamrock " 'lhe climax was of course our comencement, where we proudly received our diplomas, entitling us to four years of advanced eve- ning performances We excitedly began rehearsal for our first evening program on a bright September day in 1950 President, Lester Schoenthal, Secretary, Beverly Trifthauser, Treasurer, Lucy Buckenmeyer, and directors, Miss Kelly and Mr Feltham This year we 'Fresh' entertained the Seniors with a tradition- al skating party at Silver Lake, and we also held a very successful round and square dance In our tenth year, as 'seasoned troupers,' we elected the following officers John Rider as President, Carole Hodge as Vice President, Lucy Buckenmeyer as Secretary, and Sara Lewis as Treasurer, and llrs Davis and llr Collins as co-producers We presented three one-act plays, sponsored a round and square dance and encouraged Christnns spirit by decorating a huge tree in the main hall of the A C S. studio We also entertained the senior actors with another skating party During our eleventh year in television, we welcomed three new members to our ever-increasing com- paw Susan Crater from Warsaw, Ronald Fancher from Amherst, and Helen Lembcke from Batavia We chose Mr Baran and Mrs Austin to be our producers and elected John Rider, President, Lester Schoenthal, Vice President, Beverly Trifthauser, Secretary, and Treasurer, Gerald Carter We were as 'busy as bees' with our newspaper, round and square dance, Junior Prom, Christmas card sale, and supper-each to obtain money for our long awaited trip to N Y C Of course, we each had our shim, new class rings to proudly display and exchange Seniors What a breaghtakiryg word! This is what we had looked forward to since that very first day we ventured forth into the T V world This year two dranntic artists, llary Dennis and Lillian Russell, transferred from studios in Rochester and Tucson, Arizona to join our ranks Our most vital producers and prompters were chosem President, John Riderg Vice President,Roger T1-ifthauser,Treasurer, Gerald Carter, Secretary, Beverly Trifthauser, and Producers, llrs Austin and Mr Demshaw We started the year off with a bang by holding our annual round and square dance and presenting a rollicking three act play entitled 'The Show lust Go On ' Ihring the year, we mde a tremendous success of our mgazine sale We also sponsored a supper, several movies, and a Senior Ball Although considerable complaining was done, we all agree that we had fun publishing this yearbook, and our long-awaited N Y trip more than fulfilled our expectations Of course, nothing will compare with our graduation, after which some of us will go on to other television studios for higher education and some will settle down with permanent roles 26 g . Our first meeting resulted in the election of the following officers: President, John Riderg Vice NAMES Adams, Harry Balduf, Barbara Balduf, Kenneth Bartz, Mary Ann Biggins, Margaret Bowen, Lois Bowen, Robert Brown, Douglas Buckenmyer, Lucy Burch, Carol Carter, Gerald Crater, Susan Curtiss, Jane Dart, Carol Dennis, Mary Fancher, Ronald Foster, Richard Garigen, Lou Ann Gentner, Richard Goodman, Lar Hodge, Carole Jack, Joanna Kautz, Patr1c1a Keene, Daniel K1rch, Merlin Kirch, Ralph Koester, Norman Kolberg, Florence Kruszelnicki, Stella Lake, Thomas Lembcke, Helen Lewis, Sara Loranty, Jerome Lyons, Elreta Moore, Rlchard Myers, Patric1a Quinn, Ann Reed, Joyce Rider, Joan Rider, John Rosemark, Marie Russell, Lillian Schoenthal, Lester Snell, David Snyder, Joanre Spauld1ng, Pauline Sprlng, George Spring, Raymond Stockschlaeder Carl Strong, Mar1lyn T1ede, Gene Townsend, Beverly Trifthauser, Beverly Trlfthauser, Roger Welker, Frances Wolff, Gerald NOTED FOR Hunting Dimples Ag interest Baby sitting Dates Giggles Owning horses 6401 49155. Traffic Tickets Day Dreaming Sleeping Her expressions Musical abllity Member of Octet Trips to Batavia Rod Muscles Baton Twirllng Acting Good Dr1ver Sports Ability Bangs Driving Wrestling ab1lity Going Steady Fun at Parties Killing Flies Blushing Long Tel calls Bad inton Dates Attractiveness STIOHSQ Silent See1ng9'mov1es Driving Champ Being with Bob Fooling around Blonde Art Work Little Blue Beetle Ritz Retriever Library Work Brushcut Height Llking Baseball Red Hair Stage Lighting Curly Hair Athletic abllity Dimples Soft voice Poodle cut hair Talking Giggles Radio announcing Alto Voice 'kolfing' INTENDED FUTURE Mach1nist Secretary Farmer Beautician Waitress Dental Hygenist Agricultural Engineer Marines Interior Decorator Nurse Farmer Art Teacher Elementary Teacher Elementary Teacher Nurse Attorney Farmer Housewife College Electronics Technic1an Laboratory Technician Nurse Secretary Anny go west Farmer Electr1cal Technician lst Man on Noneram lll Beautician Dental Hygenist Engineer Conptometer Operator Secretary Farmer Typist Farming Army Secretary Secretary Secretary Art Teacher Phys1cal ed director Nurse Missiorarv A Man Air Corps Career G1rl Telephone Operator Photographer Farmer ABPOHSHLIC81 Engineel Elementary Teacher Marines Farmer Soc1al Worker Elementary Teacher Public Relations work Secretary Farmer bechanlc 27 PREDICTED FUTURE Afr1can ga e hunter Boss's favorite Ike's cadd Hairdresser for TV stars Southern Belle Woman President Coach 'Globe Trotters Man of Distinction Par1s Fashion Expert Modern Artist Treasurer of U S Owner of P1zzaria 'Harry'su Piano Tuner Mfgs Ankle Dog Collars Owner of Bat At Bus line Supreme Court Judge Square Dance Caller Twlrling Instructor Model for advertisements Bopster Cheerleader Clev Ind Writes Jerry Lewis' jokes Stock Car Racer Interv1ews Sports heroes Bigim1st Crasher of Part1es Space Cadet Radio Styllng consultant Telephone operator Champion player Olymp1c Swimmer Arthur Murray's Star Advertiser for Ha1r Tonic Wrlter of Movie Rev1ews Driving Instructor Vocal Recording Star Sophisticated TV roles Directs Boystown Choir Professional Imitator A C S Bus Dr1ver Prepares foods on TV Star Soprano Bevo's understudy Sells used pon1es' tails Baseball cheerleader Information branch Photographer for 'Life' WGS new ha1r curlers Collector of toy planes 2nd wife of Julius LaRosa Newspaper Editor Jockey at Batav1a Downs Swedish Mald Mfgr of Dragon Nets United Nations Guide Star Wrestler - ll ,- ff' n n '- . ry . . Lincoln, Alice Making Speeches H.S. English Teacher Star of P.T.A. plays , L t ' .. Y I ' 'A wn 1 ,gun-9' :YV --14", If rg? nf 1 ,R Rory Dean Am-active bunchu ,wg "W N4 A Air" Bev and Hog ,,,.....-no Dagznar Or-e for the road Q K The Riders I Big Smell! Deep thought?? There go the last few! ""x"ws,. True love B g splaahl. 'UE 1 Rough time The beauty and the beast!! Throw a curvell 28 0 0 0 x I 5 . . e -' ' " ' - 2 ., K 1 V 4 A 4 - -H 5 V Y , , N " 1- K Y ' ,,... K1 V' . xx 'I -' J vp .... ' 1 I 'Q Y N M A f , 5':-.4 x . ,Me -ig,-1 , 1 f '-' 1 " . T 5 ""'l,,: ,, . -ii' -lzb 'Av 2 4 'A A "- 1 9 A - F- M " f 'e e f 'Q 4 , -, Qvm jigk J'-,V LE-gzhij 3 1. fr - ff. " 4,9 61 A , .- ,4F1'if 7 wi -f. . W A 5 ',,, -'vm af! o 0 ' ,. A M fue, , f ' - , My ,.. g"NN A , F 'C A "Colle" 1 ' ' , 4 .L Q ' 4 J' M, we xdg 1 :JM f t N. 4, ,,A. xl Fmwjr in V ' , f ' 6 5 e E ' 1 A e A 'Q V ,A Q my M Y ef , , , rw ,- A 5 3 L1 M Q 4-.1 A , " 1 . 'f . . eg'-' , -."" 7 ,Q-I V - , - -' . " . X , A' A 'H ' I f ,si X' 'Q 1 ', . . , . ' 5 X 1 1 1 f ., ' 3 , , , K, ,, v"" , W 'WY I 7 lm t! -SS x CASS ! N VII 5 3541 g'A lfv rg X GN- mmf, f XXI ? L17 . K1 O, 4-, ,li ..3 3 5.1 4 WL- X , , 1, f ,ll . x f 25723, 7q K 4 fi' 9 U 1 .4 il SA "' I I dll X :N ff , X - yy ! Mm 7' n RJ X! 4 ! B W l ' I lk X X .V X I f Yi ff f nj L , f W! f T e 1 Y W 'ff , A Hg 95, f J! ll ff I- . , T'-2 :MH 'L"" I , . x 4 5 4 1 C I , H -X , , ki V xx if if ! x X , 1 fix fm " k lg ,CJ , I Q 5 1, fs 1 K f fujwf' - J A , i J - s row: Holtrup, M Stanf ro, Y Steele, J Leltsch, N Green, J Townsend, J Klttle, nd row: Gerould, A Humel, M Wolfley, D Anderson, C Hirsch, B Klossner, J Kryman, K 'X Roth, K Howard, M Spring, B Greiner, S Bowen, B Keene fb! 1 rd row: Hahn, H Brown, M Levlns, N Snyder, G Kelsey, R Greiner, R Diemoz, C Goltnski, R Kelsey, D wright, c Neubarth K th rows P Judkins, D Werner, L Johnson, R Beal, P Werner, E Kaminski, H Beal, R Waite As Juniors, students begin to realize that thelr high school education will soon end, and that they must saious- ly consider the1r future plans This realization was intensefled and dlrected by their outstandlng advisors, Mr Baran and Miss Sullivan After electing class officers, the Juniors plunged into their activlties with an enthusiasm that accounts for their highly successful year Their skating party, the only one held this fall, was immediately followed by one of the best attended and most enjoyable square dances of the season With an eye to fa. nance, they took up the sale of Q'lI'lBtm3S cards, and many housewife will recollect our well bundled and rosy cheeked been purchased and were seen proudly displayed on the f1n- ers of the Juniors Not in the least exhausted the Junlor Class is moving forward to complete the years program which will include another skating party, a diaru-, and that mjor event, the Juxuor Prom XXX N NN QC fs x QRS Q I A . . . ' ,LJ 5 Philllps, M Stew t, b Werner, A. Brown, S. Morse. ,if I o A 0 e A jlx --Z C I I I O O tk . . . . . KX, O Junior Class super-salesmen. By January school rings had .g I 0 .E ' - VT .X .51 30 . q fr ,fa 9 is E ,WS be -- 'P-'av - Was 'vii 5 J W lst row: Kirch, D Sawyer, P Ilg, D Titus, F Morse, S Swartz, M Myers, J Embt Quinn, J Clendenon, J Yoder, M Fisher, P Lens 2nd row Sharlow, D Post, G Gruka, D Townsend, N Hilken, J Pautler, L Wagner, Baker, M Porter, M Snell, E Goodman, A Glor, P Hoover, J Spauldmg 3rd rows Wood, J Huber, J Waldron, G Kittle, R Reed, C Lathan, C Bruggman, Foeller, G Wohlschaegal, J Spaulding, D Allen No longer iumature Fre hmen, th e sopmstlcated Sonhomores' elected the follovrmfz of'f1cer's this year 1 D President Paul Ilg V1ce Pres1dent Arlene Glor Secretary June t Treasurer Pat Lewis, Advisors Mr llovrardfxmd Mrs Dayton 'I'he principle aim of the class of QL956, of cours Y- is to raise money for their semor trip Three gctiv ities which provide this money andfalso PIl0V1g8 enter- tainment for the school body are fthe Sophiirxe dance, a skating party, and a supper OX In accordance with custom, the class setfup and dm crated the school ch1'1StmaS tree Wi1Ch was placeii 1,nq'.he foyer just 1ns1de the main entrance Wen t 1-Jggibyance of the tree 11ght3 d1-dn' campen the Sophc-Eere's Chr1s+mas or class splritl Lewis Tlg A Glor 6' Www st nd POW POW T01 T01 G Jewell, J Wysko, M Krantz, G Phelps, R Ilg, C Eddy, A Crater, S. Glover, B Bolz, P Bennett, J Fichthorn, R Mallison, I Waite V Wilson, L Garigen, L Glover, H Wbzniak, L Lyons J Stummn A Parise, M Rogers, B Harris, J Sanders, D Bialkowski, P LGVIHS R Warner, E Humel, L Moore, J Glor, W Pfalzer, G Goetz, R Henry, J Seward R Hassett, J Pautler, E Shaeffer, R Fbuchie W Grefrath, L Pfalzer, E Washburn, E Bruggman, S Wight, S Boundy, V Walker, D Beal, D Hofert, S Wiktorskl Seated J Flor Standing: R Henry, J Stumm, Bruggnan a H' H99 As always, the members of the Freshman Class beg1n the school year confused and bewildered, but under the direction of their class advisors, Mrs. Lloyd and Hr. Kaminski, quickly become oriented. Later in the year, the class intends to sell Alexander Central School emblems to students and w1ll appreciate a large turn out at the freshman dance. The members are hoping that their skating party will also be a successful venture. They voted on the amount of the dues, which they will pay during this year, and those dues, along with the money earned from their activities will finance their S8U1OP trip. This trip is a long awaited date, and each year the entire class works and plans with that final goal in mind. 32 CASTING R60N 2 05 ON 'i 030 2:- fl-13 - W ' 1--it - Y i4A lf-. gf, N,-V-M' ..i. 1,5 ,...-' 1-,4 ali,- ' lx , JN It Q1 f.- ":"",..v lst rows 2nd row: POW! lst row D Leitsch, W Perkins, C Waite, T Feltham, J Mioeli, J Conrad, Miss 2nd row: G Bayer, R Geitner, W Bowen, D Phillips, J Willard, D Smth, E Snyder, 3rd row: D Gohlke, J Krjman, Meisner, D Roberts, D Bowen, D Townsend at n rd row: Cook, V Myers, P Buyers, J Dugan Wr1g'ht,, G Bontrager, Z Putney, J Kahn, R Bartz, S Johnson, T Pfalzer, G Burroughs Hood, D Heale, D Harmony, R McClellan Humel, A Karvunski POV! POW! J Yoder, J Bialkowski, B Higgins, M Wylaz, C Davids, Miss Friedhaber, M Kowlaquock, H Kirsch, G Good Boundy M Talbot, Balduf lst row: F. Grefrath, G. Jewell, P. Glor, A. Beechler, J. Sharlow, W. Smith, Mrs. Hillman, D. Fancher, K. Lowell, W. Biggins, J. Zak. 2nd row: D. Dixon, D. Scott, L. Yoder, C. Levins, R. Schunk, C. Balduf, C. Reiner, J. Loeller, H. Golke, R. Bartz. 3rd row: H. Alwardt, W. Kirsch, D. Goodell, A. Kirsch, L. Hinz, L. Reilly, K. Helvrlg, L Rickford. 35 lst rows 2nd row 3rd row 1 B Trifthauser, Clark, J Richert R Lake, Mrs Klossner, D Dart, T Conrad, T Wiktorskl, B Anslow M Capwell, S Cook, D Swarts N Bruggman, J Waite, W Dugan, N Eddy, H Post, D Roberts, J Pfalzer M Ostrander, E Spaulding, D Foster, L Heale lst row 2nd row: 3rd row T Berry, B Bauer M Hatch, P Heale, Mrs Capwell, C Bontrager, J Spauld1ng, N Morse, R Post D Ball, P Shattuck C hmmm J Tohnson, D Johnson, B Green, Dowir1ck, Schlller, P Fellwig, V Anslow Abrakamson A Punches, R Brown, R Wickings, R Pfalzer, D Wolfley, R Fumaer, D Howard, H Goodman, W Rrupgman lst row 2nd row 3rd row Q6 R VanBuren, R Johnson, J Perkins, R Hinz, Hrs Fritts, P Gentner, I Beechler, S Flagga J Zetterberg R Loder, J Fancher, K. alduf, D Fuller, J- Kingston, R Kahn, P Bowen, D Wilkinson, D Johnson H. Yoder J Multeg M Goodell, B Passage, J ozymkowiak, M Sierk, J Lloyd, J Spink, A. Russell st naw nd row r row: Absent lst row: 2nd row 3rd row 1CHthOTW, R Burrouvhs, G Geltner, M Moore, N Smith, H Gllh oly, S scott, J Covert, R De Lude, C Downs, D Ford, J Yoder, G Buyers, B T1ede, C Gchuster R Barle, H Walker, M Roberts, E Raymond, W Grefrath, R Jones, J bhepard, D Perklns M Bound , G Frefrath, J Cl ndenon, Mrs Dart Lennon, R Wozniak, D Abrehamson, J Johncox, C Church D Catlin, B Washburn, S Merrill Zak, B Passage, L Stamp, G Meyers, G Alband, A Benzing, D Schenck, R Baker, M Church, W Wallenschlaeger, S Akerman McVwen, K Henry, K Pope, L Pautler, D Judd, M Van DeBogart, M Putney, Snyder, K Loveland, C Dayton, Miss Hast1ngs Clark, S Rlder, J Worthlngton, G Taylor, D Witkorski, M w31t8, L Glor Wilklnson, E Downs, 37 lst row 2nd row: R Wright, D Beechler, P Hahn, C Wood, J Weiland, G Merle, G Leitsch, M Goetz, T Darch C Reynolds, K Hahn, R Robbins, D Kohl, V Perkins, Mrs Mertie Ford N Diemoz, M L Stewart, R Britto L Smith, D Bigler, S Wolfleyg M Staba, R Hickox, D Barie, S Schunk, D Lewis, M Dart D lst row C Williams, H Alband, G White, J S Dixon, Richford, L Horse, G Burch, Nath, Gunnar C Talbot, B Kahn, S Downs, S Schoeder 2nd rows R Stefaniak, S Glover, S Spring, C Flagg, J Goodall, D Green, P Foeller, H A Szymkowiak, E Hodge, G Phillips, N Willard, Mrs J aster lst row: W. Wight, G. Schoenthal, D. Alvardt, A. Doktor, N. Post, S. Goodman, W. Wolfley, E. Pfalzer, L.Skrzyck1, D. Helwzxg, A. Jaroszek, L. Morse A. Goodman. 2nd row: W. Lewis, G. Keene H. Loveland, F. Wickins, J. Shar-low, K. Meier, B.Mingle, R. Stefaniak, R. McClellan, M. Kirch, R. Fulton, A. Straub, K. Capwell, Mrs.Wagnex3 Absent: R. Reed. lat rov: 2nd row: Absent: 10 to ro Go Punches, R. Heale, G. Barteau, C. Jasinski, G. Schmck, R. Austin, J. Kingston. D. Richert, B. lcCunber, R . Jaeger, ll. Roberts l. to r. I. Pawelski, R J . Jewell, 5. Palmer, lcliall, S Schunk, Sierk, C Szvmkowiak, F Pfalzezg J Belduf, J Ahl, K husner, lliss Laramy A liceli lst row: 1 to r H Schuster, Din st lst row 2rd row Absent T Zak, J Johnson, N Nowatka, G Mazur, S Strong, L Glover, E Hingle, J Wilson, D FcEwen, M Loder, B Heale, J Green, Mrs Norton D Green, D Plowe, L Edd , D Greiner, G Wickins, J Creen, J Merrill, C Sanders, D Nyers, D Robbins Lana Willard S Johnson, H Kruszelnicki, J Ihssett, L. lloore, ll Palmer, B. McCumber, P Tenney, Reynolds, H Wood, Barie Zndrov l tor S Hartrick, Baker, C lysko, Raymond, J VanDehlker, K Hunel, R lluchard, C Puller, V Green, Ira Edwards Absent R Loveland, S King 36 Q a.,,,,,, lst. row 2nd row O1 it P Greeman, L Beats, R Koch, P Cathie, A Pope, V Dominick, B Buckenmeyer, A Winters, J Wiktorski, A Hickox, R Geitner, Hrs Crocker E Ford, D Kendall, T Lloyd, B Klein, B Cady, M Muchard, G Bowen, R Green, D Dayton, J Gardner Absent D Van de Bogart lst row: 2nd row: J Tiede, L Smlth S Walker, T Clendenon, D Yoder, R Feltham, S Doktor Mrs Goodman, K Krueger, P Schunk, P Crefrath, B Benzing, B Knausdorf L 443k LO lst row: L Humel, L Hampton, A Ru , S Levis, C Jaroszek, A Kowalczyk, D Best S McKenzie, Lennon, G Dart J Wolfley, M " McMahon, D Johnson 2nd rows Hrs West, P S Conrad, G Williams, J G Grinnell, E Heier, M J Putney, D Krantz, P Bauer, L Perkins, B Delude, C Meyer, R. Johncox, Jr. lst row: N Johnson, D Church, D Beal, K Demshan, S Stephaniak, L Pratt, S Shadbolg G Knausdorf, Hartrick, H Abrams 2nd row C Bauer, D Green, D Harrinfton, D Titus, C Lapp, H Hunter, M Acomb, B Darch, D Alband, B Greenmar , Mrs Hot? C IQ-s lst row L Lewis, S 4cMahon, R Johnson, J VanBuren, C Tiede, V Szymkow1aK F Smnwr,G Brltton, C Tydelskl, L heth, H nry, B Kelley, Sprague, L Herman 2nd row 4rs Meeks, D Philllps, C Spring, J Townsend, T Jeiland, A Nelson, D Goodman, D Snyder, F Snell, R VanBuskirx, V Szymkowiak, D Best, B Talbot, C Downs, V Walker, Mrs Rogers lst row: 2nd row: J Scott, S Rider, K Morse, C Barie, S Flick P Rogers, J Meyers, D Griswold, H Mack I Post, B Burroughs Mrs T1mm, S D1shau, J Schmidt C Pope, R Shepard, S Talbo P, McNally, hagrer, N Grefrath, D Ford, Q Klein H lst row Mrs Ford, Kendall, J Darch M Boundy, Laughlin, R Fddy, C Fogers, P Stroh, F Zak D Dishavr T1 POW M Miller, J Bfuggmn, J Glor .g.x4.JN-N... Seated: T. Davies, T. Garigen, W. Pawelski, F. Suineford, L. Mazur, T. Fisher, D Bowen, C Buckenmeyer, C Warner, S Reynolds Back row:C Mingle, G Covert, W Spring, C Vanbuskirk, Watson, K Amedick, B Moore Absent D Hodgins, G Joeger, D Wilkinson, N Yoder, S Allison S Taylor, C Waite, C Warner, N Yoder Front: A Straub, D Hebell L Merkle, K Johncox, W Greeman, Midd1exC Smith, S Maide, L Abrahamson, G Wocott., S Williams, N Delco, K Green Back B Hahn, J Levins, P Antonucci, M Ford, Miss Bonnie, J Latko, R Fulton, Hrs Cacner, C Schuster Absent D Hubbard, A Liupold, J Loveland, B smith, C Harrington, V Spring, G Timm fl VW ff: - J W 'X 7 ty M annum f s n ,uv I 5 I' xg 9 fi.K 9? M I N 1' 4 I MW ggh I F L r Q S O Q: Q 2 .SF XX SX W xXX i .:' CQ. ff J 1 lllllljlllllllllflmllw rlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllllllunllllalmlllwfl , U f 5 i F2 4 AN bf I 1' A , " Phfr' f ' Z7 hx 'rv' H-ZZ. 4m'q1'Eggf,ff f flilg? .fffyu - 1 ,1 ' ' 1.32 , 'A ' - ' 'U K ff W' n w' Ia. su r A' ull N X0 X I 3 A null! ' 1 'P 9 ' , 4 fa - 1--- ,..w 1 f 1 . 4- . f 'III ' --'x it I J P ' 00" 1 Mil ' 'ff If Blu 2 f ff Q , U'!w, rg: 'K' ' MM X' of . A x 9' K fl , I K 4 , Ak N P -4 ' M' f I W ' ,f 4 X -I If U 1. ff Q . M AIM X f ,f 5 ix X 1, A , S A 1 11 fm ff 4 I p X I H B, xx Q ' V ,ff 'I ,X Vu. 1 I uf QN ' I f:, if M, X -gf 'f if Q ' ' X ' f . ,f 1 lm M ' "QP - , 1: I 1 U 3 Wm ,f .5 T 4' 2 W1 A JW, f . iff f 1 L - lZT+' ?i 'va 5 'IW .... , 1' 1 mmf'-P fb- lst Row P Judkins, E Schaffer, B Fouchie, E Kaminski, J G10Tn E Humela H Beale, B Harris, G Quinn, P Levins, R Werner, C Koester 2nd Row lr Howard, D Koons, 1 Goodman, R Beale, J som-a, Ro Bowen. D Snell: R Fancher, V Johnson, R Gentner, R Trifthauser, Mr Daugherty When Sept lst rolled around, the A C S pigskin paraders reported at achool to be checked overby the doctor, thus the S3 season was underway Although our season ended with an obvious defeat in the win cdhmm we managed to crack a school mark by playing a full eight game season Our first season in the fall of 'LB found us slaying but lg games, so we have made progress in the game played department Past season tabulation showed Alexander gridders were able to reach payoff dirt in all but one game this season The heart breaker was our Arcade game when victory was breath ing down our necks The score was 13 12 for Alexander, with 20 seconds to go Then a quick Arcade T D at that time erased our near yet so far v1ctory Let's remember the 'S3 season from the more favorable aspects such as our first quarter of the Lyndonville game and holding powerful Victor to the close margin of 25-15. Our prospects for next season show a large group of our veterans graduating, so there shoes will have to be filled with new material coming up from the ranks. Let's vow now that our 'Sh aggression will be the big- gest and best yet to go down in the laurels of A.C.S. athletics. Qu M lst Ro! J Rider, G Wolff, S Wilrtorski, P Ilg, A Crater, C Stockschlaeder, R Werner 2nd Row- L Goodman, H Adams, R Foster, L. Schoenthal, G Kelsey, C Golanski, D Wright, H Broun, R Kirch, llr Kaminsld. Hr Kaminske in his second year as coach at Alexander, turned out a fairly good soccer team The percentage wasn't good but the games were all very close and a battle to the finish The soccer team won two games, lost five and tied one They were tied for first place in the "B" league but lost a thrilling playoff game to Holley by the score of 2 to 14 We They We They Wyoming Byron Bergen Kendall Holley -'ZX fi? 'Holley K 'Q fj ,x , ' P' is - f v M J . 'l'Ge oe -Bn league mt -1 X :IN l L5 9 lst Row' J Rider, D Brovm, L Schoenthal, R Bowen, R Gentner, H Brown, C Koester 2nd Roux lr Felthamg R Kelsey, R Greiner, G Kelsey, R Fancher, C Golnnski, G Tiede, Having lost last year's leading scorers and also with them the helght which gave us board strength, we looked forward with but little encouragement for th1s season's play. Wur team played hard, good basketball, but nevertheless had to be satisfied with a won three, lost twelve record for the season. Dick Gentner led the SCOFIHE with a total of 1113 polnts, followed by Lester Schoenthal mth 128 The most encouragwng pane from an 1m provement point of v1ew was our return game w1th Corfu After suffer1ng a 30 point them to a 6 point marg1n on our ovm court We are looking for better results in future years, but we have to credit our boys for trying hard at all tlmes XXX f K defeat at Corfu earlier, we managed to hold ' ' ' ' f J! U X Q Q lst mm u cs Quinn, S. Wiktoz-ski, J Waldron- J 'oder' L Lyon" M' Hmm' Conn and new gina, J Pautlery C Bruesmn, J 61073 G Goetz' B Fouchie' R Rnd' E suffer M7 On Nov. lst H4 candidates tried out for the 53-511 Jay Vee basketball squad in an at- taupt to get experience and knowledge for mt- ure high school basketball days. Accordingto past season statistics, the average Jay Vee contests ended with 118 points for the appon- ent while the Alexander basketeers racked up 112. It is time that the reverse of this standing would have a much better appearance in the win-lost column. Our record was a lO- S with S wins. Next year will find most of the Jay Vee regulars of this year taking their proper position on the varsity roster. That means more new material will have to be uncovered to fill the shoes of our boys that will move up the ladder. As we see the final curtain drops on the season lets say that the team was only as successhxl as each and every member involved made it. We did the best job that we could in each and every game regardless of the final scores. off V X as 0 0 00000 A ZX , sans., lst Row H Beale, D Keene, J Seward, D Brown, R Spring, LI Levins 2nd Row G Spring, D Werner, R Foster, R Diemoz, D Snell, R Moore, G Carter, K Balduf, Mr Gardner The 53 54 F F A basketball team was composed of 12 men, incluiing 5 veterans from last year's team Danrur Keene and Gerald Carter were elected co captains e team had a successful season under the guidance of coach "Dud" Brown, winning eleven games and losing two including the overtime loss to Corfu in the playoff game at Attica for the league championship Team Q91 Oakfield Corm Byron-Bergen Pavilion LeRoy Pavilion Oakfield Elba Byron-Berge n LeRoy Corfu Elba Corfu Plgers Games Points Av games Carter Keene Snell Balduf Foster Diemoz Spring Beal Werner Dbore Seward Levine KSKSESGK3 vfsxxxi lst Row 2nd Pow 3rd Pow I Keene, R Trifthauser, Mr Daugherty Koester, P Ilg, F Walte, D Townsend, G Wolff, C Stoclfschlaeder, R Werner, Moore, R Foster lor e, D ferner, E Humel, J oeward, R. Kinch The Alexander Nht bbn, in their 2nd year of com- petition, ended a very successful season with 10 wins and 1. losses The highlights of the 53 54 season in eluded an undefeated 7-O record in league competition and the crowning of 5 county champions KPaul Ilg 95 Roger Waite 103, Roger Trifthauser 127, Carl Stock schlaeder 138, and Ron Werner 154 I In the sectional wrestling tournament these boys represented G 0 County in placing 2nd in 3 of the wt classes and 3rd in the other two wts Next year we hope more boys will participate in wrestling There will be 9 varsity positions open and any boy who wants to work ami has a will to win can earn himself a place on the varsity squad Arcade Albion Attica Waite Townsend Trifthauser Alexander Ievins Arcade Oakfield Batavia Kee ne Stockschlaeder Wars aw Batavia Hunel Perry Werner Attica bbore Alden Seward Kaminske Gakfield Alden Fo ster Wayne Wolff Kirsch Levins Maore 0 0 O L9 14' 24' I' .J s lst Row P Ilg, J Rider, D Brown, EL lllliams, E Humel, R Trifthauser, D Allen 2nd Row lr Kam nski, C Broun, R Bon n, N Pestlin, L Schoenthal, C Golanski, R Foster, CN"X R Gentner, I Daugherty No III WWW V-1111.-'ff -.:':.1' v: fi , R , INN- , :gg flkil 8+ 1f,ffff,ffE5??ff-fitfei 2 50 The Alexander cindermen had one of their most successful seasons, undefeated in leapue competit1on With every man on the team olac ing in the G O league meet we missed first place by the slim margln of li points The 880 relay team broke the school re cord, by burn1ng up the track in one minute hl S seconds In the sect1on S track and field championshlp held at the Univers1ty of Rochester the 880 relay team finished third 1n the st1ffest competition of th1s area Under the excellent coaching of Mr Daugherty they hope to w1n the G O meet and send more boys to the sectional meet 1n Rochester next year ALEX OPPOFENTS G O FIRQT PLACE WINNERS ALDEN Lo HIGH JUMP - Pestlin Schoenthal Humel Rider Williams HOLLEY hh 880 RELAY OAKFIFLD h3 Elba 2? ATTICA 28 CORFU 33 hhO RELAY-- . Pestlin . Fancher . Brown f . Lake l Q,-'Q .S X lst Row: Mr Feltham, J Rider, H Adams, R Trifthauser, D Keene, '2 Werner, R Gentner 2nd Row D Brown, D Townsend, R Bowen, L. Schoenthsl, C B ohn, B Mosman, R Fancher The Baseball team, under the coaching of Mr Feltham had a fairly good season, w1nn1ng S, losing 8 and t1e1np l We got off to a flying start 1n the first game by edgmg out Elba S to 3 In the following contest we out sluzeed Alden to a 7 to 6 victory We will probably never forget the Holley game in which we led 6 to nothing at one t1me, but Holley came on to win 12 to 8 Most of the games very close, as you can see by the scores Next voar's squad 13 already show1np sums of becom1ng a good prospect as veteran letter men it as ,f ! hx J ll 1 -- They leading Hitters Elba ' l Alden-rf ' - Holley! ' Batav1a J V BFOWTI 14 . Aldenl- Werner 7. ' X Lake Mossman Schoenthal Townsend Oakfi ,ld-4 Corfu-I Attica Holle Elba W Gentner . Corfui 1' Attica Batavia J . V 'i A v t ssc D D ' 51 gf' 1- X- CF if K Q1 x f' 'A Nr 'xg K . X,.4f - A 5 xi' 51 kg-,. -Iii , X ,XX I.. 5...- , C, gf, .. 4 X r wi 19 ' A, 4, x ,, ,fl-7 E i "1-if ' . , ar 5 - ' x -X ,-lx it X f ' K rr w-.. ,Ag .V I x R' ,, 1,--F' X, -A, 3 A 5 ffnfw,-51 .Q if 7' Y- Nlex--1 'T -5 -if First row: 7 C3' Second row: so D. Post Higgins A. Quinn 7 C L. Buclfenmeyer A. Glor iw MGP L P. Lewis, E. Trifthauser, J. Shallow, S. Lewis, H. Biggins. A. Quinn, D. Post, A. Glor, C. Hodge, S. Werner, J. Gerould. SE 35 sive 53.235 52 lst row: Brown, C Waite, C Hodge, J Jack, S Werner, M Spring, Miss Didget, S Lewi Steele, B Trifthauser, B Hodge, J Gerould, C Dart 2nd row: Keene, H B1ggins, C Phillips, D Beal, H Snell, N Hilken, A Quinn, N Green, Bowen, D Post, S Glover 3rd row: Porter, L Buckenmeyer, H Lembcke, J Kryman, D Anderson, J Stu m, L Wagne Roth, M Wolfley, M Baker, B Greiner The purpose of the G1r1s' Athletic Associat1on is to promote mnterest among girls 1D athletic activities, further good sportsmanship, and develop better health habits This group, under the guidance of Miss Dldget, has planned many 1nter school ac tivlties which enable the gwrls to mingle w1th g1rls from other schools A basketball sportsday 1n January, and a b0W11UE sports day ln February The G A A a1ll also par t1c1pate 1n bad inton and volleyball spons day 1n March, a danc1nf playday 1n Aprll, a track sportsday 1n Mav, and a softball soortsday 1n Jure The only 1ntramurals actlvity, other than the regular weekly meetlngs, is bowl 1ng 1n Att1ca, whlch the glrls f1nd very engoyable and educat1onal, even though some of the scores are often as low as P4011 53 N. 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' i ' fx lf ff jf ' X I I + ul 1 'f ' f' " k I If QI ' 1 , ' I A " X U 3" if y f fm, QJ C0 L If , X f wg SDSL. ii, 'iffy I f' " H i ' ,WWW K 1 N f3 h I xr K NN Rx K Q N' l1 R NX ' xx M yea r book Sfllff xl' Seams mr Demshaw, B Keene, P spaulamg, L scnoenml, G made, P Myers, H Spri B Trifthauser, A Lincoln standirg J Rider, C Burch, M Bartz, Judkins, G 5P!'i-UZ, C Golanskin 5 Crate P Kautz, C Koester, R Kirch, R Trifthauser, B Greiner, S BOND, J Riders J Jack Although considerable complaimng was done by the members of the staff about the many pitfalls and anxiet1es concerning the publishing of a yearbook, all can agree that 'it was worth it" now that they see this book in print This year, the yearbook staff decided on three major changes We have a new business section, using patrons instead of advertisements We feel that the absence of an advert1sement section adds to the neatness and attractiveness of the book Another addition is the scholastic section The purpose is to retain school memories and to acquaint the students with the school The third addition is the alumni section These snapshots will help us to keep in mind the past graduates of A C S fr ? Editor cena 'made W: Bus Mgr Pat Myers Literary Editor- Joanna Jack 41 Alice Lincoln Typing Editor Pauline Spaulding Pat Kautz Sports John Rider Roger Trifthauser Sue Crater Tlflf? Beverly Trifthauser Photography George Spring Ralph Ku-eh 1,994 51 se Q 1 r 4 S me 4 , ' I 1 x M , x 1 h Q . V K . 1 X 2 o o 0 . ' ' ' . rg, o I , ' 0 .Po 0 9 ' r, ....-----..--..--..-.. ,W ' f Q' Ass't Editor ---------- Lester Schoenthal 1 Z 5 . ' ' '- ' """":::::: 35 U Q -Q ip.. ------ 6 I . M .... -. ..-.-. .. ---.- Q ' . ., ......... 7 3. I '11 lst Row C Dart, J Jack 2nd Row S. Lewis, R Fancher, A Lincoln, S Crater, B Trifthauser, J Rider, L Goodmn 3ed Row R Trifthauser, C Koester, R Gentner The plot of the play lnvolved tee d1fficulties of some teen-agers who were attempting to present their own stage production Joanna Jack and Ronald Fancher were constantlv DI'3Ct1C1I'lg the1r love scenes for the big event, and John Rider went sprawling across the stage from an lmpact received dur ing rehearsal of the olaf withln the play The audience howled when Dick Gentner made an entrance, clad in shorts, and mth shaving lather on h1s face Colin Koester was the determined father, bound that his daughter would not have any chance for acting experience, and Al1ce L1ncoln was the disturb- ed mother, who was confused as to what to do about the matter Roger Trifthauser, the d1rector of the local drama group, was d15COLU'3g1Y1g toe teen agers and hlndering the1r progress, having been 'bribed by Colin Larry ooodman was the uncle from Hollywood who arrived just in time to prevent failure of the project, and at the conclusion ox the play, misunderstandlngs were straightened out and everyone was pleased at the outcome The Senlors had a lot of fun whlle dolng t'us plqg and learned much about stage craft meanwhile The actors were not the only ones who made the plar a success Some g1rls were 1n charge of makeup and others ac ed as prompters A number of boys and g1rls set up the scenery, painted it, and prepared it for the productlon, and another group was in charge of stage props, and had to rearrange them between acts Still other members of the class sold tickets, operated lights, obrained f'J hlrnlture from a local store, and 1n other ways contnbuted their efforts to this proJect Dance Band provided mus1cal selections durlng In- termissions for the aud1ence's enjoyment 1- .X the one person to whom goes the thanks of the whole class, for his effort and ass1stance during +h1s venture, is the d1rector of our play, Ur. Frank Demshaw 57 "ii 0 ll f 3 M21 A0170 st nd rd h th toufi ww'-L ar 2 30ffi,,.-3 row: A Crater, J Yoder, F Morse, W Waite rows W Grefrath, D Hofert, W Pfalzer, D Brown, G Spring, H Brown, Mr Gardner, R Moore, G Kelsey, R Werner, P Levlns, R Waite, S W1ktorsk1 rows G Quinn, G Jewell, L Garigen, J Sanders, R Warner, D Wood, L Lyons, R Yirsch, H Beal, G Neubarth, D Keene, L Glover, B Harris, J Spaulding, M row: R Balduf, R Bowen, J Loranty, G Carter, R Beal, M Levins, D Wr1ght, N Snyder, D Snell, R Diemoz, C Lathan, C Bmggman, R Kelsey, L Johnson, K rows G Tiede, E Humel, R Fouchie, G Kittle, M Kirsch, R Foster, W Pfalzer, I Goodman, J Seward, J Wild, D Werner, J Wolfe, E Kaminski, J Glor, J Pautler Leadership tralning and community service account for the principal activities of the F F A durlng the past year We sent ten boys to the Leadership training camp at Osvregatchie Lake 'lhere they received instruc t1ons in conduct of meetings and camp craft Six bovs represented the group at the State Convention at Wellsville We were also repra sented at the National Convention in Kansas C1ty A crop demonstration was conducted on sweet corn showing the relative merits of cultiva tion and chemical weed control Five boys have completed the application for the F F A Empire Famer Award This 18 the highest award in the State F F A 4' ,, W W W A A st row: M Moltrup, M Fisher, S Werner, H Lembcke, P Levins, B Kirsch, Mrs Lloyd, S Lewis, M Biggins, L Bowen, P Myers, F Kolberg, A Broun n row Walker, J Fittle, A Glor, M Rosemark, A Quinn, M Snell, A Lincoln, M Bartz Kruszelnicki, P Spaulding, S Night, S Bowen, Bruggman, E Washburn rd rows Beal, B Greiner, J Townsend, M Baker, M Wolfley, A Roth, A Parise, P Kautz, Wagner, Rogers, J Kryman, J Pautler, M Porter, L Buckenmeyer, C Edd th row Swartz, G Phelps, B Keene, M Dennls D Post, S Glover, P Bennett, J Clendenon, Bmb The Future Homemaker of Aner1ca was es- tablished so that girls might appreciate the S3t1SfaCtlOHS of homemaP1ng and become leaders LF the1r home and C0mmUU1tU The officers elected bv the orpanlzatlon are the fo11ow1n5 President Sara Lew1s, Vlce-presldent Ethel FITCH, Secretarv Pat Lewis, Treasurer Margaret BuUg1ns The ad v1sor of the group 15 Mrs Lloyd Last Julw, Ethel K1TCH and Patr1c1a Lewis attended the State F H A Ca p In December, at the annual F A ChI1Stm8S Banquet, the boys chose Sharon Werner as their Chapter Sweetheart, and presented her 11th a Sweetheart Jacket For serv1ce projects, the glrls asse bled and d1str1buted Christmas baskets to needv famllle and prepared dress1nps for the Cancer SOC1EtV Future plans lnclude a jo1nt Fas 1on Show and Sllver Tea lltk the Chorls, a dance, pub- 11Sh1HU a D1str1ct Newsletter, and sendln g TCDTES8Ht3t1V6S to District and State WCSLIDQ HQE HUMEMAK lst row Mr param R Kelsey, A Crater, P IBVUIS, Seated: Ar Hulshoff Standlng S Cathme, C Lloyd, N Vrown, S D PerP1ns, W Waite, F 4orse, D Bowen nd row G Tlede, D Gentner, J Spaxldlng, J Dayton, btropg L werrer J Yoder, R Nowatka ' ' Ll d J 3 cl row Brown, C Golanslfl, Oy ' Ontlss Wolhslagal, I Goodman, P Jud 1ns, J Kryman, L Goodman 1 kwin lst row M Moltrup, D Titus, J Lietsch, B Boltz, J CUTt1SS, J Kittle, C Dart, B Keene, F Welker, B Trifthauser, J Fichthorn 2nd row P Hoover, V Rosemark, G Gruka, S Kruszelnicki, V Good an, H Trifthauser, D Allen, J Rider, S Wight, S Bowen, J Sharlow 3rd rows L Bowen, B Townsend, M Strong, D Anderson, L Russell, R Foeller, J Stumm, C Hirsch, A Lincoln, S Boundy 60 nlor band lst row 2nd row B otatler, 0 hood, EI 1-lodge, D Harmony, 5 Dayton, Mr Hulshoff, wolfley, F Welker, Hodge, L Nerner, J Lloyd, P Gardner Lexus, P Hoover, E Br ggman, J Curt1ss, P bpauldlrp, M Bartz, D Ahl, B Greiner, fioth, S Cathie, IN Brown, Feltham Lloyd, I1 strong, C Dart lst row 2nd row 3rd row 'N Dayton, R Burr-ousns, o Burroughs, D Schenck, M Capvrell, W Hirsch, Mr Hu1s'1off, Kahn, Sha 1:-vf, U Hatch, I' Szynkowriak, D Ford, G Neth Staba, J Pancher, F Raymond, D Fhncher, D Judd, E Schiller, 11 Smth, Scott, Bari Grefgath, D Bartz, V S1rk D Scott, J Szynkoviak, W Greffath, J Spink 61 li o o 0 ' 8 - as ' . ' v x, f lf ' 1 I V , ' . ' 1 V if I D i fr 'ls I, . ' X .5 - N - iw i l f . 1 ' X ' , L as 3, . Q, A, V 5 I e . ' 15 ' .- 0 ', . ,. " eh wc sg, Cy I I A I l : R. ' '. L . ' . . '. . ' D. " . C. . , . ' 1. . . z S. ' . . . ' . " ' . . . . I.. . . T. T. . 3rd row: D. Anderson, C. Hirsch, J. Stumm, R. Triftshauser, E. Klossner, G. Goetz, L. Russell, 1 , ' , I 4 , A D F' . ' 1:5 ' , ' -iQ R-, Z! ' Y I - ff? ' ' !!-.' ' ' 1 - of . -M Q 5 k , .- V , Y V ' I --- .- f- ', bi ' ' V 'g . 1 4- . .. x L - I f ' A T Y' .. ' -5 p K ' I N 'I 1 '- UH D ., . 1 ' 4- ' s f : C. - ,- 1- ' ' ' A ' ' Jo . 1,0 T 1 --' M' ' ' . D A 2 Mo v - - 1' ' ' . A . '. R. . . : G. . .--0 h 9 ' ' ' ' ' 1 st nd th T017 TOY POW FUN Hodge, J Jack, L Garigen, F Kolberg, A Roth, B Trifthauser, Mrs Watson, S Lewis, Howard, P Kautz, J Reed, M Holtrup Bowen, M Rosemark, A Qulnn, A maulding, J Rider, S Wight, J Wolfley, H Strong, D Anderson, Lembcke, B Greiner, B Keene Biggins, P lbrers, F Welker, A Llncoln, L Buckenmeyer, J Stumm, M Bartz, N Green, Curtlss, P Hoover L Russell, S Crater, B Balduf, C Hirsch, J Kryman, Humel, J Leitsch, S Werner, C Dart 'F' ne, lst row: J. Wysko, D. Sawyer, J. Elmbt, J. Clendenon, G. Carter, D. Post, Mrs. Watson, P. Lev1ns, E. Kirsch, S. Swartz, D. Titus, R. Mall1son. 2nd row: J. Sharlov, A. Glor, V. Welker, D. Townsend, N. Hllken, M. Baker, L. wagner, M. Rogers, M. Snell, G. Gruka, E. Washburn, P. Bennett, R. Ilg. 3rd row: L. Garigen, L. Goodman, J. Seward, R. Kelsey, G. Kelsey, R. Henry, C. Colanski, H. Bowen, E. Humel, J. Spaulding, R. Hahn, G. Qu1nn. 62 iunior historical club FF hi st row J Y0der, J Dugan, P Glor, W Smith, M Gohlke, Z Putney, J F1chthorn, R Tlg, Mrs Hillman, L Werner, G Grefratk, J Tenney, D Le1tsch, J Sharlow, D Dixon, J D1a1kowski nd row V Wylaz, F Lake, C Relner, Polz, S wltht, V Walker, W H1rsch, D Roberts, T Melsner, D Na ner, G Dugan, C Balduf, N Balduf, P Eruegman, S Dayton, D Harmony, P Gardner rd row D Scott, S Cathle, L Roth, M Bound , S Staba, R Hayes, M Rogers, R Hassett, G Goetz, R Henry, J Stumm, C Lloyd, G Ahl, D Perklns, M Stewart, D Gohlke, H Perk1ns th row: R Nowatka, J Kahn, T Rlckford, R Statler, G Good, E Snyder, D Townsend, D Llncoln, J Miceli, H Alwardt, S Johnson, R Kowalczyk, W Mood, R Sprlng, K Lowell llll-lsgx im ly - I .. f I 1 1 ez 8 51 'J A '-N H! 63 The purpose of the Alexander the members a better understanding of their community, state, nation, and world The major objective is to learn more about their community and state This year, under the guidance of M s Hillman, they elected the following officers President Sally Dayton, President ElaineBmgg-1-an, Secretary Chandlee Lloyd, Treasurer Dick Hassett A trip to the Corning Glass Works, a Halloween party, and Christmas party are activities which were enjoyed by the members earlier in the year Three addltional ac tivities which are being looked for ward to are: Trips to the annual Yorker Convenf4 n and to FortNiagara and the annual picnlc l Q 'le ,, -'54 ' 'p ' 'i - le--l Q ' 9 ' ' 'il J G 1 ' ' 6 2 rv , ' , , 'f - ' Il if , f I ., I V K 1 ,J , St Q D W., l -V : . . , . g . . ' . . ' . . . 3 : : .. ' H . . . , I . . . . N . U X, 5- Rhea Historical Chapter is to give 1, 1 VE? ff.-I f ' 4 ' 1 fs' K . -, I f- 5 2 Q fi ? ' A , - Q gs' '52 ' - V. - .. ' I 1 il QE, A - ' ' f' ' T ' . 1 Y , X , a , .l u DLTDQ' T -1 1 1 , CJQC, - 0 : ff 4 as J gr, nary, xnfps li wwe leaders club .... Hn G-mf? YQ glllfp ng ogg XF fx xfN X'f'N ,gurus ferr WE pure, emu- ww, me his tours, Wfv f'X'9 fN guts A :Affo- WEP xfg kllfp yy, x.j kj f'x0 lst rows Coach Feltham, G Quinn, M Myers, J Rider, H Beal, L Schoenthal, R Kirsch, R Fouchie, C Stockschlaeder, R Waite, P Ilg, Hr Howard 2nd rows Hr Kaminske, D Townsend, E Humel, N Koester, D Werner, E Shaeffer, Mr Daugherty, R Gentner, D Keene, J Wolfe, E Kaminski, L Lyons, Hr Dayton 3rd row: R Beal, M Levins, R Fancher, D Snell, J Seward, R Bowen, R Reed, R Werner The Leaders' Club is a boys' club which has been organized this year by M Dougherty There are two purposes of this group Th first is an attempt to lmprove the physical education program by teach ing skills to the younger or slower students of the regular gym classes The development f qualities f leadership and sportsmanship 1 brought about by the practical ex oerience of acting as umpires, ref erees, scorers, and timers second purpose is to give students with exceptional athletic ab11ity a chance to develop these abilities to a fuller extent. Two activities planned for the coming year, wh1ch Mr. Dougherty and the boys are looking forward to are: A gymnastic exhibition in March, and competltion in the tumbling and gym nastic areas of the Sectlon V w1nter sports carnival 1D April. The latter is similar to playoffs in other sports, where the boys are rated by a scoring system in each gymnast1c feat. We wish you luck, boys! 64 7 Z I JFIR X T '61,,..w'm x ll 'N Lf xl ' 1,1 69 23 pm ff I X jx KAIULI We ,H-345, Wir 'STC 0 0 M ' pw ,. U ' , X 'GP iw A lv N gg 1 x ff f , 5 K f H' ln ' i K ,ww f x 0 X 'K ' 0 IAQ f cz ' S XLLNINW O K Q , ,X sg . YW A A J7 ef is C' l TV BOOK! IE SEAN vas u Tsuvwsuu TV. GUIDE Rkbto AND Tcuvns f Q I f M42 nun K 'X murmur vx nh Tluzvmo N 1 rw 5 g,"HH"L X G gnxvm +5 X ,A r TV 'STI' 5,5-A gy 66 Q O I ,., -5 .. X I . 5 -i 1 N. P W , xx f V .1 ' , X X' 1. N x H 1 X - X E f ' N' i L xx X , 4 A . I- . Y---. , .-Ag? K ? LJ ' I A .4 Q ..,,, 2 I I". W 9 i lv I :IEE QW- J L ii H ff' ix Q .Ss E flx 67 Q 0 if NV 2 V ED I Y , +- ' A ' :A v.. ' ' Q , Q M' ' 5 fl , fag - ,J z x fr f ., X' . K Q- J W gr 1 6 v'ifff ' f 1 i if M ' J Health Staff Mrs Glor, Dr Cathie, Miss Laben Adult Barbering conducted by Mr Kawiniske ,glln P.T.A. OffiCPT5 Adult Shop conducted by Mr Plleri Teachers eekly, our health staff meets and discusses its program of preventive and curative medicine Directed by Dr Cathie and lk' Mansueto, this group guards and protects the health of the com- munity by keeping in check diseases that might become epidemics Mr P'leri remains each Tuesday to give ad ult instruction in metal work, wood-work, fine finishing, and radio repair Mr Kaninski meets his barbering class on Tuesdays from 9 to 0 .i. This is a new and pop- ular adult provram. The Alexander Teacher's Association, under the presidercv of Mrs. Hillman, holds regular meetings designed to make our teaching staff a more cooperative and efficient unit. The P.T.A. continues its efforts in behalfof the student and the school under its president, Mrs. Hoover. This group sponsors such activities as the hobby clinic, the hobby show, and the variety show. 7 fern ZQX . I E U L Y W .. 1 'l at . ,f , ,Mg m , of-T M K N x P L.-1... T V a The Parent Teachers Assoclation an nually presents a 3 act play The cast of thls year's product1on, a comedy en t1t1ed Great Caesar's Ghost, has been working for weeks 1n 6XP9Ct3t10H of roar1nz success lk' Werner Rogers, an extremelvcom- petant instructor, conducts Drivlng Classes for both students and adults mr Fogers meets h1s adult classes tw1ce weekly The school and comnun1ty 15 fortun ate thms year n acqu1r1ng the services of Mr Pasl Hardlng, lnstructor in p1ano and organ Both students and adults are taking advantage of th1s opoortunity to become more profic1ent 1n music, part1c ularly organ The special serv1ces of our school are gron1ng each year, ref1ec+1ng adult 1nterest in educatlon and modern ed- ucat1onal trends 69 a - -4 'lUY!l!i.Q.z',5l, f,+l Drlver Educatlon conducted by Hr Aryan Lessons conducted by Hr Hard1nL SPEC IAL MENT ION r 'lib These boys have conpletec the req11rerents for the degree of EMDIFB Farmers, the h1Hh8St honor con f1rmed by the F F A ir the state They have out stand1ng orovrans of supervlsed farmnng and have been exam1red and recommended hx Ur 'enry Vyers of the State Vducatlon Departwent K ' ' u u F. .l. .1 y .V i L , ' 6 A . 1 X ' o . . a . . , 5 i . 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IN BEHALF OF BETTER CITIZENSHIP As we leave Alexander, filled with pleasant memories and happy aasociatmns, let it be recorded that we are aware of the sacrifices made in our behalf It is our duty to carefully review the cost of our education which was borne by our community and state, and it is our obligation to see that their investment is well repaid Nhere lt oes we XNNWg.E., oeb M111 ppl es solornes X servnce S 44,0 14740 I af 'f 43 f 3 u keep Where lt comes from I' V F A Y' f At 'M' sTcJTe cud .1-f""' FTWISC X ,Q AWS local Taxes Our school budget is used in the follow ing manner Administrative personnel, teachers, clerks, health officials, the cafeteria and maintenance staffs, and the bus drivers re ceive annual salaries totaling S202,000 O0 Debt service amounts to 833,000 annually Text books, paper, visual aids, maps and other instructional supplies, which are to be used in the classrooms, total 8224 Soo O0 The care and upkeep of our building and grounds amounts to 822,000 OO To get our pupils to and from school, and to keep the busses in which they ride mech anically perfect and absolutely safe calls for a yearly outlay of 310,300 00 To protect the school, and, thus, the community against all forseeable dangers comprehensive insurance program is main tained This assessments, 0bv1ously of sud' sums big business orderly and together with our annual water costs 36,000 00 per year the recelpts and expenditures put the school in the field of We can be grateful for the efficient manner in which the board members, who receive no pay, and Mr Dayton transact our school's "big bus1ness " Our school operates on an annual budget of 82515675 Of this total, 192,700 dollars comes from state aid, while our community contributes 860,551 and, because of our agricultural program, the Federal Cbvernment adds another 3900 Miscellaneous receipts total SI-12,4 Based on an average daily attendance of 735 students, S3116 39 per year is spent on the education of each pupml Of this total S252 17 comes from the state 882 53 is derived fron community taxes, while the re maining 31 69 is recezwed from the federal goverment and miscellaneous rece1p+s Thus, a twelve year education represents an investment of 311,156 68 xl ' Q, . 44lU!, , . . It . . 9 ,N f C 4 FS . n 10 .W QP' ,ff 4 I , a : , -F' 'P Qb , - fi C Gb O e o School Schooi . . 5 u i P , r r ' V Y' 7 I A . A . I "QP: 70 Was lt worth wh11e'7 las our education worth while? In order to determlne this, it would be wise tostate some facts and opinlons on th1s subject It is a well established fact that a high school diploma is necessary in order to go on to h1gher schools of learning this farming community, only a small percent of the graduates of H115 school go on to colleges and various other institutes For those who don't attend college, almost all of the jobs-with-a future are not avallable to men or women who have not attained ahigh school diploma Aside of these more obvious m2t8T181 gains of education, another factor is that w1th a high school education,future voters will have a more extenslve knowledge of the world and of their democracy Some parents may think of the expense of sending their chlldren to school Many students also remark about comlng to school each day and never receiving any wages like those 'lucky people who work N Robert Burnette, in an issue of the Amerlcan Agriculturist, stated that a high school graduate is able to earn 633,000 more during his lifetlme than a student who quits school when he is sixteen years old This puts an average value of each day spent in high school at Sill 25 As Mr Burnette says, WNot bad payl' Dr George Warren of Cornell wrote on the subject of the need for ed ucation in his textbook on Farm Management in 1913 WIn one county the farmers who at- much as those who had never been beyond district school Dr Warren also states that a hlgh school education 1S worth more than an lnvestment of 36,000 l SZ bonds Frankl1n was right when he sald that invest- ment in knowledge pays the best 1nterest Education 18 quite obviously a social asset The high school graduate w1ll have a better knowledge of the political Unlted States which w1ll be of value not onlv on "the Tuesday after the second Monday Wovember,N but also in everydav convers- atlon The man who has a h1gh school dlp- loma usually has a better job than one who quits before graduation, and 1S therefore usually in a hlvher soclal status in his comnunlty 5 n ' I In tended high school made almost twice as N U M . 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Ill s lsJJ+ Acs as 4? s eagle X7 J OWlHU Palms ' Our school has growing pains When we entered 011001 ln 19142, Alexander boasted an unprecedented registration of 606 pmpils As we leave in 19514, we note that our pre sent registration is 880 students This is an increase of slightly over 261 Durlng our senior year, we have seen both the ladies' and mens' room converted for classroom use Miss Argana's art office has become a second grade romm A fourth kindergarten class was added, as was a new first grade Every available inch of space is being utilized to accommodate our in creased enrollment It's hard to predict what is going to happen because of this enlarging student bod As we look around us, our co munity is expanding in all directions New indus tries are appearing Meantime our regis tration is increasing at an increasingrate At present the problem of over-crowding is confined to the lower grades, but it is only a matter of time until the entire system is affected Some schools have solved the s1tuat1on by resorting to the half day session It may be that th, Alexander senior of the future may be a half day scholar It is our earnest hope that this is not necessary It would indeed prove shamefulit our present friends would be afforded only half the fine training and only half the fine Opportunities that we have received and enjoyed. Alexander Tomorrow 9 we could not completely V19W the future un less we took 1nto account the present curr1culun of our school At present we f1nd Alexander rooted to the tradltlons of the past, offerlnr to those wmo w1sh it a pure acade lc, college preparatory course Tb those whose lnterests l1e 1D other dlrectlons our school w1sely E1VeS credlt for coxrses ln ag rlculture, bUSlW6SS, stop and home m3P1N, In ad d1tlOn to these, we are fortunate 1U h3V1Ug a r1ch and varied extra currlcular program Thls complete program has made our school llfe happy and suc cessful No one can predlct w1t accurac5 what th future holds 1U regards to a school program How- ever, as new sc ools r1se amoung us, we can v1ew the more mo ern trend and make some pT6d1Ct10nS Alexander of the future w1l1 have no stage 1n the gym A new seat1ng area w1ll take the place of he crowds that often f1ll our gym beyond safe capacity A new audltorlum w1ll rlse o Our grounds g1V1HF us a place for our many muS1Ca1 and dramatlc productlons The students of the future may be able to troop downstalrs to learn water safety and llfe-sav1ng in a gleamlng SW1mHlUU pool A new Wlhf to our bulldlnr w1l1 UPOVld0 the much needed classroom space that w1ll recelve the 1nd1v1dual attent1on due hlm ln comfortable and Sp8C10uS surroundlnp we may flnd a new SC1PHC9 room complete w1t1 laboratorf space for all Per hans we mar find a newlv devlsed fleld program for the teachlng of manv subgects under actual l1fe- llke COHd1tlOUS These th1ngs added to our present, CUTT1Culum would lndeed make the future Alexander student a more sat1sf1ed and more completely prepared d1vidual As fortunate as we have been 1D having Alexander as our Alma Hater, we would feel selfish lndeed 1f our pred1ct1ons d1d not 1nclude more for our fr1ends to come OUR ilk! 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Bill's Restaurant Bird' s llusic Store Bottone Suoe Repair John and Betty Bowen lr. and Hrs. Richard Bowen Brayley llotors Oo.,-Nash Nr. and Irs. Lester Briggs George Buckenmeyer Barton' s Reach-to-Near Camera Shop Ruth Capwell C. D. Machine QIOP-Uli8f Garden 'Iractors Don Charles' Service Stations Charles Chilcott Clara's Dress Shoppe Clark Electric Appliances Cllr. af Ilrs. Rex Coach and Equipment Sales Corporation Compliments of a mend Nr. and Hrs. Arthur Crater Critics Mr. and Mrs. Ward Crocker Crystal Pharmacy Curtiss' General Store Mrs. John Curtiss Dlgwood Restaurant Nr. and Nrs. Kenneth Dart Roger Dart Nr. and Hrs. A. I. Dayton Dean's Drugs D. and Ee Diner Dee's Jewelers Mr. and llrs. Frank Demshaw Uick's Restaurant TWC' Didget Uiegelman Brothers Ui1lon's Market Dougherty Heating Co. Ben Indek's Home and Auto Supply nlfns In Go Aa Store Ebling Electric Inc. Lillian Edwards Eldridge's Barber Shop Ellicott Market--Alex Colangelo ISE: N. Dnbt and Meyers Lumber Bnbt's Naple Products Falcone Electric Fashion Shop Mr. and llrs. Robert Feltham Flavorites lr. and Mrs. Howard Ford Hertie C. Ford, Francis and Neade Frank:le's hrber Sxop Frantz and lleyers hxrniture Store Attica , Attica , Batavia , Alexand er, Batavia, Attica , Alexander, Attica , Attica, Attica , A ttica , Attica , Attica, DeP9's Btavia , Alexander, Alexander, Btavia , Batavia , Attica , Batavia , Attica , Ihrien , Linden, Batavia , Alexander , Alexander, Ba tavia , Batavia, Linden , Batavia, Alexander, Attica, Attica, Clarkl Attica , Rochester, Batavia , Alexander, Batavia , Batavia, Attica, A1 exan der, Alexander, Btavia , Alexander, Al exander, Alexander, Batavia , West Bethany, Ba , Attica , Attica, Sta fford, Ba tavia , Attica, Batavia , Attica , Attica , Batavia , Attica , A tti ca , B tavia , Ea st Bethany , Attica , Varysburg, Batavia , Attica , Alexander, Batavia , YB st Betharw, YH st Bethany, Batavia , Ba tavia, Alden, New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York Edwin Frisby Mr. and Hrs. Herman Fritts W.R. Fritts Hr. and Hrs. Ralph Gardiner HJ4. Geer Genesee Lumber Gr Coal Co. Gentner Sales 8: Service Gilliatt A Housenger Glor's Heating 81 Appliances Hr. and Hrs. E.R. Glor Joanne Glor Godfrey Mills Hr. and Hrs. L.C. Goodman Dorothy Foster Hall Barbara Harding Hr. and Mrs. Edwin Harding Carolyn Hartle Alice Hastings Heller Motors--De Soto Plymouth Hexagon Photo Service Mr. and Hrs. Ed Heidenrich Richard Hilken Mr. Arthur Hill Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hillman Nancy Hodge Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins Hr. and Mrs. John Hoover Joseph Horowitz 61 Sons Houseknecht Motors Eugene Howard Mr. and Hrs. Carl Hulshoff O.S. Hubbard Harry M. Ingraham Rebecca Jack Mrs. Mildred W. Jaster Vic Jensen Jova.nna's Beauty Shop Mary Judge Mr. and Hrs. Dean Kaminske Mr. and Mrs. August Kautz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kelsey Harold King Kleen-All Co. Jeanette L. Klotsbach Freda Klossner Miss Joyce Koester Mr. and Mrs. William Kriger Kriner's Service Station Kru1l's Grocery Jean Laban Mabel F. Laraxqy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Hrs. Mr. and Mrs George Lutz Burton Lewis F.M. Lincoln Drew Lloyd -Farm Machinery 5: Implements Martin Dry Cleaners Max's Texaco Service Station Mr. Vincent H. Hqoue Adam Hiller Toys Mil-Rose Beauty Salon FLG. Horse Marilyn Myers Mr. and Hrs. Merrill H. Myers Neuhauser Hatchery Florence Nichols Hr. and Hrs. James Norton Northeast Laundsry Packard--Batavia Frances Parise Parsons' Drug Store Fred Pauley Insurance Agency Andrea Pfalzer Hr. and Mrs. Joseph Pileri Robert Rapp Hr. Ed Noding 78 Cohocton, Darien, Darien, Alexander, RH , Batavia, Batavia, Attica, Attica, Attica, Attica, Attica, Alexander, Batavia, Attica, Attica, Alexander, Alexander, Batavia, Batavia, Alexander, Alexander, Bethan , Attica, Darien, Batavia, Darien, Batavia, Batavia, Alexander, Alexander, Attica, Batavia, Alexander, Wyoming, Attica, Ale snder, Batavia, Lancaster, Alexander, Alexander, Fort Ann, Batavia, Basom, Alexander, E. 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Bethany, Alexander, Alexander, Batavia, Attica, Batavia, L0 ROY, Batavia, RSV, Batavia, Attica, Darien, Buffalo, Darien, Attica, New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York Red's Open Air Market Mr and Hrs Richard Reed Mr and Hrs Charles M Rider Hr and Hrs Charles W Rider Hr and Mrs Jay Rogers Jack Romaniuk Mr and Hrs. August Rosemark Joe Rose Novelty Shop Hr and Hrs E Both Mr and Hrs Henry Russell an DeWitt Corporation Esso Products H Ryan' s Garage Salway's Hardward Sawyer's Barber Shop Searle's Drug Store John Sexton 84 Co Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Silverland Roller Rink Silver Lake, ew York S1eight's Book Store Smart Shop Hr and Hrs Theodore Spaulding Spenoer's Hotel Hr and Hrs Clyde Spring Nr and Hrs Donald Spring Jean Spring Statler Hotel Hr and Mrs Joseph Stockschlaeder Stowell's Pharmacy Fred G Stripp L C Stroh Gm Sons Hr and Hrs stuart Strong Stroup's Esso Station John Sturrock, D V N Donald Tiede Mr and Hrs Henry Tiede Mr and Mrs William Tiede Time Hardware Florence Tim F R Tillotson Town Shoppe Nr and Hrs and Hrs and Hrs and Mrs and Hrs and Mrs and Hrs and Hrs Casper Snyder Roy Wagner Arlon Waite Nerlon Waite L N Watson Arthur Welker Charles Welker Floyd Welker We1ker's Tick Tock Shop Hr and Hrs Fred Wells Marian Kahn West Westwood Pharmacal 'lon Werner, Insurance Nr and Hrs Lawrence Werner Whirlaway Roller Rink Eddie Wlecjorek Wise Press Donald Woodruff Wyoming Hardware Valle Jewelers Varysburg Red and White Vinnie's Barber Shop Young and Son E Batavia, Attica, Alexander, Alaexander, Darien, Alexander, Bethany: Batavia, Alexander, Bethamr, Batavia, Attica , Batavia, Attica, Attica, Batavia, Batavia, Alexander, Batavia, Alexander, Alexander, Alexander, Darien , Darien, Alden, Attica, Batavia, Alexander, Attica, Attica, Bethany, wyamingr Bethany, Atti ca, Attica, Wyoming, Batavia, Bethany, Attica, Attica, Alexander, Attica, Attica, Attica, Attica, Alexander, Alexander, Attica, Buffalo, Attica Bethany, Batavia, Attica Attica, Alexander, Wyoming, Batavia, Vaxysburg, Al xander, Attica, ew ew ew New ew New New New ew New ew w ew w New w ew ew ew ew ew ew New w ew aw New New ew New New New New New New New ew New New New New New ew ew ew ew ew ew New New New ew ew w w ew ew New York York York York York York York York York York York York Y0rk York York York York Yodr York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York Yoxk York York York The Senior Class wishes to express it's aporematgon tp tha many parents and friends of the seniors who have helped finance the Pllblicdtiorl Of their yearbook 'I'ne substltutwon of a patron 11st for the ads was well received by the regular contributors Patrons mentloned on the Gold page donated Q5 The Senlors hope that people w1ll increas the1r patronage at business establish ments which have aided in financlally supporting this venture N . . 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