Andover Central High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Andover, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1951 volume:

( Pi 1MBRIS i 5The Senior Class of 1951 dedicates this yearbook to one of our highly respected teachers, Mr. Laurence Bartz. We bestow upon him our sincere appreciation and gratitude for his untiring effort in making this book successful. However, it is the enthusiasm, encouragement, and patience, which he has extended to us and his unsurpassed skill in teaching that bring from us our highest recognition. He is one to whom we have turned again and again for assistance and understanding. He has never let us down. The Senior Class recognizes your personal exemplification of excellent citizenship in both our school and our community. Mr. Bartz, may you and your family long be with us. Laurence Bartz, B.S. Art Education, is a graduate of Albright High School, ffalo, N.Y.; and New York State Teachers College, Buffalo, N.Y. He has ne graduate work at Geneseo Normal and Syracuse University. Mr. Bartz u ;ht school at Springville, N.Y., before coming to the Andover Central hool. He served in the Armed Forces of the United States in the Amphibian gineers. He participated in the campaigns of New Guinea, Morotoia, Philli-nes, and Japan.i3ADMINISTRATION SU?T. W.H.GARWOOD R.V.HARDER C.R.BURDICK W.J.ALDERSON Clerk of Board M.V.LYNCH PRINCIPAL JAMES H. KESSLER VICE PRINCIPAL George E. Reil DR. R.J.COMMONJl 1MR. CARMODY Social Studies Physical Education JOYCE Mathematics miss McCarthy Home Economics MRS. BAKER English Wiss Winkleman MusicMISS SCHERMERHORN 3rd Grade MRS. CONNOR 1st Grade ISS EVANS kindergarten MISS TAYLOR Secretary MRS. GREENS School NurseCLASS OFFICERS Dean Fisher Spike” Major-Math Class Officer-President 4 Yearbook-Advertiser Honor Roll-1,2,3,4 Senior Play-Cyrus Scudder Basketball-2,3,4 Baseball-1,2,3 Soccer-1,2,3,4 Track-3 Band-3,4 Hi-Herald-3,4 Student Council-3,4 Intramurals-1,2,3 Tournaments-Ping Pong,Badminton Ambition-To Be Successful Eunice Jane Hall Eunice Major-Science Class Officer-Vice President 4 Yearbook-Informal Shots Honor Roll-2,3 Band-1,2,3,4 Orchestra -2,3,4 Glee Club-2,3 Hi-Herald-3,4 Editor-4 Student Council-4 F.H.A.-3,4 Library Council-3,4 4-H 2,3,4 Tournaments-Ping Pong 2,3,4 Shuffleboard 3,4 Badminton-3,4 Ambition -Nurse Charles Snyder Charlie Major -Math,Science Class Officer-Vice-Pres.2 Treasurer 4 Yearbook-Advertising Senior Play-Jeffrey Scudder Basketball-1,2 J.V., 3.4, Varsity Baseball-12,3,4 Varsity Soccer-1.2,3 Varsity Track-3,4 Ambition - Engineer Colleen Veronica McAndrews Connie Major-Business Class Officer-Secretary 4 Yearbook-Organization Honor Roll-3,4 SeniorPlay-Catalpa Tapp Majorette-2,3,4 Hi-Herald-2,3,4 Assist.Ed.-4 Student Council-4 F.H.A.-3,4 Camera Club-2,3,4 Library Council-3,4 Intramural8-4 A.C.S.P.A. Pres.-4 Ambition-Bookkeeper- 1 Maxine Luella Baker Maxine Major-Business, Science Yearbook- Asst. Editor Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Student Council-3 F.H.A.-1,2,3,4 Camera Club-3, Library Council-3,1 4-H 3,4 Ambition-Secretary II Caroline Stott Briggs Carol Major-Latin, Science,Math Class Officer-President 3 Yearbook-Organization Honor Roll-1,2,3,1 Senior Play-Mrs.Augusta Campbell Cheerleader-J.V. 1 Orchestra-1,2,3,1 Glee Club-1,2,3, Hi-Herald-1,2,3,1 Student Council-3 F.H. A. -3, Library Council-3,4 Ambition - To Teach Homemaking Archie Baker Mickey Major -Science,Math Yearbook-Advertising Senior Play-Dick Brannigan Basketball-1,2,3 J.V. Baseball-2,3,4 Soccer-1,2 Track-4 Intramurals-1,2,3,4 Tournaments-Ping Pong 3 Ambition-Salesman Alice Bostick- Allie Major-Business,Home Economics Yearbook-Solicitor Glee Club-1,2,3,4 F.H. A. -3, Library Councll-4 Ambition-Beautician Phyllis Jean Burger Phil Major-Math, Science Class Officer-Treasurer 3 Yearbook-Business Manager. Honor Roll-1,3,1 Glee Club-1,2,3,1 Hi-Herald-1,2,3,1 Student Council-3,4 F.H.A.-3.4 Library Council-3,1 Tournaments-Ping Pong 1,2,3,4 Ambition-Nurse Danjaan Ann Crandell Danjaan Major - Business Band - 1,2,3th Chorus - 1 Orchestra - 2 Camera lub - 3 th Hl-Herald -3 th Library Council - I4. F.H.A. - 2Franklin Durwood Cornish Frank Major-Business Hi-Herald-2 F.F.A.-1,2,3 Camera Club-2,3,4 -H 1,2,3 Intramurals-1,2,3,4 Tournament-Ping Pong Ambition - To Graduate f f k Charles Dougherty Charlie Major- Agriculture Baseball-3,4 Soccer-4 P.F.A.-l,2,3,4 Intramurals-l,2,3,4 Ambition-To Be a Farmer Ruth Evelyn Curry Blondie Major-Home Economics Honor Roll-1,2.3,4 Glee Club-2,3,4 Hi-Herald-2,3 Intramurals-l,2 Ambitlon-To Graduate - • Agnes Davis Aggie Major-Business, Home Economics F. H. A.-1,2,3,1 Glee Club-1,2,3,1 Intramurals-l, 2 N • R • A • —1 Ambition—To be a Secretary Victor Daley Flash Major-Business Class Officer-Secy and Treas. 2 Basketball-1,2 J.V., 3,4 Varsity Soccer-1.2,3,4 Varsity Track-3,4 Varsity Intramurals-1,2,3,4 Tournaments-1,2 Ambition-To Be Successful John Dougherty Jack Major-Math, Science Yearbook-Typist Senior Play-Kingston Campbell Hi-Herald,1 Ambition- To Be a TeacherElizabeth Arlene Edwards Arlene Major-Business Class Officer-Secretary Yearbook- tfdltor Honor Roll-2,3 Senior Play-Ma Brannigan Cheerleader-J.V. 1, Varsity 2 Band-2 Glee Club-1,2,3 A P. H. A.-2,3 Library Council-2,3A I4.-H-2,3 Ambition-Get the Most Out of Life Richard Eugene Hancock Dick Major -Agriculture Basketball-J.V. 2,3 Soccer-2 Band-1,2,3A Orchestra-2,3 Glee Club-2 F.F.A.-2,3A Camera Club-3 A 4-H 1,2,3 Ambition - To Graduate 1 Harry Leon Foster ''Harry Major - Business, Science Senior Play-Bildad Tapp Ambition - To Be a Teacher Teresa Marie Joyce Teresa Major-Home Economics Class Officer-Vice President 1 Yearbook-Solicitor Glee Club-1,3 F.H.A.-1,2,3A Camera Club-3A Girls Athletic Assoc.-4 Ambition - Secretary Elenor Janet Hall Peanut Major-Business Glee Club-1,2.3A F.H.A.-1,2,3 4 Camera Club-4 Library Council-4 Girls Athletic Assoc.-4 Tournaments - Ping Pong Ambition - Stenographer Donna Marie Nobles Donna Major-Business and Homemaking Glee Club-1,2,3 F. H. A.-1,2,3 Camera Club-1,2 Hi Herald-2,3 Rifleman's Association- Ambitlon-To get somewhere in life Ruby Helen Ordiway - Rube Major -Homemaking Yearbook-Solicitor Glee Club-2,3,4 P.H.A.-3,4 Library Council-3, N.R.A.-4 Ambition -Get the Most Out of Life ' r' Patricia Ann Sackett Pat Major - Science Class Officers- Secretary 3 Senior Play-Kay Brannigan Glee Club-1,2j3 F.H.A.-3,4 Library Counci1-4 Girls Athletic Assoc.-4 N.R.A.-4 Intramurals-1,2 Tournaments-Ping Pong.Badminton Ambition-Nurse Marcella Smith- Marcy Major-Business, Science Class Officer-Pres.k, Vice-Pres.3 Yearbook-Solicitor Senior Play-Betty Brannigan Hi-Herald 3 Student Council-1,4 F.H.A.-3,2 Camera Club-3,4 Library Counci1-3, Girls Athletic Assoc.-4 N.R.A.-4 Intramurals-1,2,3,4 Tournaments-Badmintonl Ambition-Nurse Jack Wheaton Jack Major-Art Class Offleer-President 2 Yearbook-Business Manager Basketball-1,2 J.V., 3, Varsity Baseball-1,2 Soccer-1.2,3,4 Varsity Track-3,4 Varsity Student Council-2,4 Intramurals-2,3 Tournaments- Foul Shooting 2,3 Ambition -To Travel JlalL ojj fycune. Early in the Fall of 1947 the Hi Herald voted to sponsor a hall of fame. This hall of fame was to include five members of the Senior Class who were judged as follows: 1. Scholarship. 2. Student must be in the upper half of the class. 3. Personality. 4. Neatness. 5. Physical and moral development. 6. Sportsmanship. These were the main requirements. Each member of the Hall of Fame receives membership to the National Honor Society. This is the beginning of a tradition which will, we hope, be kept in years to come.eMcdl fyameCLASS WILL We, the Seniors of Andover Central School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bestow and bequeath to our fellow student and teachers the follow ing items: ARCHIE BAKER leaves his shyness to Bill McNeill. MAXINE BAKER leaves her ability to drive to anyone who is brave enough to take it. ALICE BOSTICK leaves her typing speed to Rodney Wheeler. CAROLINE BRIGGS leaves her fountain pen to Margaret Daley so that she won't have to carry her ink with her next year. PHYLLIS BURGER leaves her height to Anita Nichols. FRANKLIN CORNISH leaves his shorthand ability to whomever wants it. VICTOR DALEY leaves his alarm clock to Evan Dolan to see if it will do any better for him than it has done for Vic. RUTH CURRY leaves her quiet life to Kay Mickle. AGNES DAVIS leaves her false tooth to anyone who wants it. EVERETT DAVIS leaves his agricultural ability to Dale Green. CHARLES DOUGHERTY leaves his careful driving ability to Mr. Kessler to dispose of among the up and coming speedsters as he sees fit. JOHN DOUGHERTY leaves his bashfulness to Eddie Harkenrider. ARLENE EDWARDS leaves her enthusiasm towards American History to Mr. Conde'. DEAN FISHER leaves his speech ability to Skip Jackson. HARRY FOSTER leaves his taxi service to Dale Pelton. EUNICE HALL leaves her tonsils in the science room on exhibit A for next year's Biology class. JANET HALL leaves her shyness to Marion Milligan. DICK HANCOCK leaves his driving ability to Eddie Harkenrider. TERESA JOYCE leaves her athletic ability to Janet Gleason. COLLEEN MeANDREWS leaves her ability to lead the band to Lucille Smith. DONNA NOBLES leaves her temper to Dolores Brown. RUBY ORDIWAY leaves her shyness to Jay Taylor. PAT 3ACKLTT leaves her weight to Phyllis Perry. MARCELLA SMITH leaves her ability to pay attention in Business Arithmetic class to Margarett Daily. CHARLES SiIYDER leaves his spelling ability to Jo Ann Marsh. JACK HEATON leaves his shot putt ability to Jay Taylor. To MRS. JOYCE we leave a stop watch for timing her 2 minute speaking periods in third period study hall. To MR. CARMODY we leave this rabbit's foot for the best of luck in the years to come. To MRS. McFADDEN we leave this red pencil to replace those worn out by us during the past year. To MR. REIL we leave this dictionary so he can become acquainted with the synonyms of consequently and therefore. To MR. BRONSON the Seniors leave this sprinkling can so he can water the trees that he and the Ag class have so diligently planted. To MRS. DOUGHERTY we leave this alarm clock so she can begin the day bright and early. To MISS SAGER we leave this stop sign for on-coming motorists so she will be safe from further traffic entaglements. To MR. BARTZ we leave this ink and pen to replace those we wore out doing our thesis and etiquette booklets. To MR. CONDE' we leave this guaranteed fish hook so that he can catch them instead of Just talking about them. To MR. KESSLER we leave this baseball bat so that he will be able to carry out his worn out threats. To MRS. GREEN we leave this car to take the place of the school car. To MRS. CONDE' We leave this box of nerve pills so that she may have a rapid recovery from her harrowing study hall. To MR. WITZEL we leave this rope to save him the trip downstairs and to make a speedy entrance at school. To MISS TAYLOR the senior class leaves this pair of roller skates so it will be less tiring distributing the absence lists. To MISS PFEIFER we leave the philosophy to follow her charges around the gym to make sure they're running the right number of lapses. To MR. HOLDEN we have established an 8th day in the week called Music Day. To MISS WINKELMAN we leave a male paper doll to call her own. To MRS. BAKER we leave some vitamin pills so she won't be taking up the cafeteria table resting noon hours.12. Franklin Cornish 9 Phyllis 3urger . Victor Daley 3. Patricia Sackett 11. Caroline Briggs 8. Eunice Hall 5. Agnes Davis 2. Colleen McAndrew 10. Everett Davis (• Ruth Curry if. Maxine Baker 1. Arlene Edwards 6 3dV A3H1 HNIHJL OOA OQ OHM1st ROW: Lois Ruger, Anita Nichols, Neva Curry, Billie Ryan, JoAnn Marsh, Joyce Spicer, Betty Sutherland, Margaret Daley, Clarice Nye, Mary Lou Clark, 2nd ROW: Miss Sager, Michael Connor, Ronald Howland, Dale Pelton, Wayne Atwell, Clyde Jackson, Richard Nye, Rodney Wheeler, Carl Waters 3rd ROW: Paul Clark, Roger Wright, Paul Atwell, William Glover, William Gorsuch, Dale Green, Lyle Slocum CLASS OF 53 1st ROW: Rosetta Davis, Phyllis Perry, Laura Croyle, Marie Kemp, Marion Milligan. Thelma Mickle, Betty Harris, Gay Rogers, Charity Howland 2nd ROW: Mr. Reil, James Conde', James Miles, Carl Atwell, John Baker, Kent Harder, William McNeil, Richard Davis, Ronald MonahanCLASS OF 54 lfet ROW: Carol Harris, Catherine Kemp, Charlotte Case, Anna Marie Joyce, Betty Tanner, Mildred Miles, Mary Button, Ruth Atwell, Mary Jane Sackett, Virginia Kibbe, Carol Nye, Mildred Briggs , Shirley Tidd, Beverly Loucks, Ann Wood, Mary Anne Joyce 2nd ROW: Betty Kemp, Sandra Skuse, Roger Theetge, William Elster, Charles Lehman, James Grossman, James Mickle, James Padden, Leo Glover, Jack Rosin-toski, Gerald Green, James Smith, Ann Marvel, Patricia Reisman 3rd ROW: Mrs. Woodruff, Charles Davis, James Yannie, John Atwell, George Wheeler, Leslie Monahan, Douglas Wheaton, Timothy Marsh CLASS OF 55 1st ROW: Barbara Clark, Joyce Puller, Barbara Ordiway, Shirley Ordiway, Mary O’Dell, Doris Barnhart, Sandra Bostwick, Alura Grossman, Patricia Baker, Lucille Smith, Janet Gleason, Lorraine Cornish, Una Sweet, Janet Lang 2nd ROW: Lena Jones, Kathryn Mickle, Michael Smith, Roy Halsey, Avery Mead Frederick Johnson, Ernest Weirich, David Conde', Richard Kemp, James Connors, Charles Howland, Anne Harvey, Virginia Beil 3rd ROW: Mr. Carmody, Donald Lewis, Jay Taylor, David Marsh, Francis Vickers, Rowland Sweet, Robert Sherman, Donald Spencer, James Jackson, Edward Harken-rider Absent: Theron Burdick, Richard BurgerCLASS OF 56 1st ROW: Marilyn Harris, Joan Clark, Jacqueline Vickers, Jacqueline Baker, Diane Lewis, Annabelle Kemp, Karen Corwin, Dorothy Appier, Barbara Mandel, Nancy Hulin, Jean Daley, Jocelyn Joyce, Patricia Padden, Phyllis Riffle, Terry Mulholland 2nd ROW: Mrs. Baker, Martin Smith, Paul Vincent, John Dean, Patrick Crandall, Roger Phelps, Patrick Brown, Cort Marsh, Ronald DuBois 1st ROW: Elmer Joe Manroe, Kenneth Perry, Ruth Kemp, Gloria Marsh, Vivian Tanner, Ruth Huffcut. Myrtle Gayhart, Sylvia Lusk, Alice Beil, Jerry Rogers 2nd ROW: Mrs. Joyce, Kenneth Crandall, Bradley Wright, Grant Kemp, Robert Grossman, Norman Pelton, Raymond Shawl, Charles Loescher, Richard Rosin-toski, Thomas Loucks, Charles Gavin Absent: John Button, Crystle Reinardf CLASS OF 57 1st ROW: Marie MeAndrew, Dixie Appier Resiman, Jean Davis, Jane Brown, Bonita ing, Harriet Dean Teresa McAndrew, Edna Reinard, Mary Stewart, Bernice Atwell, Helen Stock- 2nd ROW: Mrs. Carolyn Clarke, Schwarzenbach, Patricia Vincent, Lorraine Baker, Beatrice Tidd, Corrine Alvord, Sally Clarke Sandra Joyce, Barbara.DuBois 3rd ROW: Roger Lewis, Janies Jones, Spencer, Merle Sherman, Carl Gavin, Gerald Clarke, Richard Stocking, Richard Baker, Harold Rifenburg Dale ( CLASS OF 57-58 1st ROW: Donald Howard, Franklin Davis, Lois Pelton, Sylvia Clark, Donna Barnhart, Freda Kupp, Charlotte Clark, Richard Smith, Clarence Halsey 2nd ROW: Miss Church, Thomas Smith, Richard Grossman, Dennis Joyce, Merle Brown, Curtis Crandall, Clair Goodridge, Keith Howland, James Harvey, James Riffle, Ronald GloverCLASS OF 58 1st ROW: Anna Davis, Loretta Grossman, Ila Marsh, Shirley Button, Arlene Cannon, Connie Burch, Thana Klbbe, Florence Reisman, Bernadine Hollenbeck, Shirley Vickers, Madeline Wheeler 2nd ROW: Lyndon Goodridge, Olin Elster, Bruce Lehman, Leo Burgett, Richard Rifenburg, Edward Gayhart, Clarence Carson, Robert Barnhart, Ronald Stocking, David Loescher, Clifford Tanner 3rd ROW: Miss Jordan, Patrick Padden, Leo Alvord, Charles Whiting, Linford O'Dell, Frederick Hornbeck, George Mather, James Fraser CLASS OF 59 1st ROW: Pauline Clark, Alice Barnhart, Virginia Sortore, Virginia Atwell, Wrexie Balcom, Claudette Corwin, Carolyn Brundage, Mary Lou Kemp, Ethel Button, Ann Church, Alberta Phelps,Carol Ryan, Joyce Day 2nd ROW: Miss Baker, Kenneth Moag, Gerald Padden, Robert Conde‘, Donald Harris, Victor Burch, Wilson Nichols, Carl DuBois, Charles Manroe, Edgar Hoagland, Robert McClure, Francis Adams 3rd ROW: Richard Lewis, Leo McAndrews, Robert Winchell, William Shawl, Robert Sackett, William Slocum, Clifton Mather, John CommonCLASS OF 59-60 1st ROW: Betty Jones, Mlchal Vincent, Mary Gath, Judith Brundage, June Burch Cordelia O'Dell, Carol Howard, Mary Brown, Judith Baker, Laura Elster, Beverly Barney, Joan Sootheran 2nd ROW: Mrs. Helmer, Nancy DeRemer, Hazel Lehman, Richard Baker, Robert Brown, Henry Hornbeck, Paul Relnard, Ronald Lewis, Gary McCormick, Roger Winchell, Linda Coffin, Sally Smith 3rd ROW: James Scott, James Mulholland, Leo DuBois, John Mickle, Franl? Sutherland CLASS OF 60 1st ROW: Ellen Balcom, Flora Sherman, Elizabeth Short, Barbara Barnhart, Anne Cannon, Vera Elliot, Mary Beth Sootheran, Arlene Clark, Lucille Rifenburg, Mable Halsey, Carol Stewart, Betty Joe Barney, Dolores Halsey 2nd ROW: Miss Schermerhorn, Paul Winchell, Paul Glover, Alfred Whiting, Lester Stocking, William Woodruff, Leslie Marsh, Larry Tanner, Victor Kemp, Manley George, Warren Hann, Homer Glover 3rd ROW: Claude Riffle, Patrick Howland, Garth Hulin, Lee Storms, Paul WaterstlCLASS OF 61 1st ROW: Maxine Mead, Venicia Howe, Diane Button, Karen Stocking, Lois Re11, Sharon Strouse, Camille Crandall, Virginia Lewis, Patricia Bronson, Carol Hoagland, Sylvia DuBols, Carol Eshenbaugh 2nd ROW: Mrs. Carmody, Harold Perry, Clifford Grover, Gary Wightman, Hugh Church, Lyle Nye, Allen Corwin, Carroll Swarts, William Moag, Merton Wright, James Brund ge Absent: Edward Greene, Barbara Pelton, Wayne Burch 1st ROW: David Carson, Kenneth Heselton, Carol Clark, Rosamond Baker, Ellen Joyce, Sandra Burch, Ruth Padden, Dorothea Merriam, Lynda Matison, Jeanne Day, Charlotte Dean, Gary Rosintoski, Lawrence House 2nd ROW: Mrs. Tompkins, Lloyd Hollenbeck, Bruce Vickers, Murlyn Whiting, Philip Barrett, Adelbert Gayhart, Neil Storms, Wally Clarke, Gerald Tanner, Merton Genung, Eugene O’Dell Absent - Brenda VanEtten, Barbara Hawks! r- LCLASS OF 62 1st ROW: Jean Rifenburg, Carolyn Cornell, Cheryl Storms, Barbara Grossman, Marjorie Bledsoe, Lou Loescher, Connie Bronson, Peggy Adams, Carol Wheeler 2nd ROW: Mrs. Connor, Earl Riffle, Donald Fraser, Daniel Merrlam, James Appier, Bruce Brundage, John Hunt, David Kemp, Bruce Johnson, Alan Kelly. Duwane Herrick 1st ROW: Gary Burdick, Sandra Bird Elizabeth Cole, Olive Fuller, Carol Sherman, Alecia Reisman, Ruth Waters, Kaye Bostwlck, Robert Clark % 2nd ROW: Mrs. Hall, James Lehman, Gary Lee O'Dell, Paul Jones, Allan Skinner, Timothy Brown, Theodore Edwards, Encll Glover, John Walter Absent: Gall Wlghtman, Gerald Burch, Harry Campbell, Herbert RaubfX 1 LCLASS OF 63 1st ROW: Jacqueline Conde', Charlotte Mead, Pearl Perry, Marilyn Genung, Barbara Gordon, Carol Peckham, Nikkie Porter, Emily Alvord, Charlene Baker, Jeanne Campbell, Connie Meyn, Janis Reil, Lynn Cable 2nd ROW: Mrs. Robison, Bruce Harris, Louis Fulkerson, Elwin Hoose, Joseph Adams, George Gath, Frank Coy, David Rossman, Robert Dougherty, Philip Clark 1st ROW: Cathy Caple, Mattie Howland, Lynne Sootheran, Judy Woodruff, Mary Ann McClure, Alberta Dugo, Janet Burger, Sheila Clarke, Beverly Lusk, Lynne Carmody, Laura Merriam, Judy Clarke, Ann MeAndrew 2nd ROW: Miss Evans, Peter Hornbeck, Dale Crandall, Bobby Vickers, Harold Sabin, Delbert Kemp, Jimmy Greene, Jon Cook, Ronnie Kemp, Donnie Kemp Absent: Jerry Prior, Sandra VanEtten, Karl Wittie■ r4VARSITY 1st ROW: Charles Snyder, Ronald Monahan, Dean Fisher, Victor Daley, Wayne Atwell 2nd ROW: Coach Witzel, Dale Green, Jack Wheaton, Richard Davis, Kent Harder, Michael Connor Games Opponent ACS Opp Alfred-Almond 35 53 Canisteo 30 52 Greenwood 40 31 Allentown 47 70 Bolivar 36 62 Whitesville 35 33 Belmont 51 50 Scio 75 23 Richburg 45 50 Bolivar 34 56 Allentown 31 49 Alfred-Almond 40 31 Whitesville 38 41 Scio 47 30 Richburg 40 31 Canisteo 34 44 Individual Scoring Charles Snyder 133 Wayne Atwell 104 Ronald Monahan 98 Dean Fisher 94 Victor Daley 83 Richard Davis 44 Kent Harder 35 Jack Wheaton 32 Dale Green 13 denotes league games denotes home games The varsity didn't have a very successful season as they won 7 games while losing 9. They came in third in the league behind Allentown and Richburg.JUNIOR VARSITY 1st ROW: Theodore Smith, Richard Nye, Clyde Jackson, John Baker, Douglas Wheaton, Leslie Monahan, Lyle Slocum, Dale Pelton 2nd ROW: Coach Witzel, James Mickle, James Conde', Evan Dolan, Jack Ro8intoski, George Wheeler, Ronald Howland, Charles Lehman, James Yannie Games Individual Scoring Opponent ACS OPP. Alfred-Almond 43 34 Douglas Wheaton 154 Canisteo 20 45 Leslie Monahan 143 Greenwood 26 16 Lyle Slocum 120 Allentown 34 19 Dale Pelton 69 Bolivar 20 40 Clyde Jackson 63 Whitesville 35 34 Ted Smith 36 Belmont 39 20 Ronald Howland 15 Scio 44 23 John Baker 19 Richburg 17 21 Charles Lehman 12 Bolivar 14 31 George Wheeler 6 Allentown 28 24 Jack Rosintoski 5 Alfred-Almond 47 49 Richard Nye 0 Whitesville 41 27 James Conde' 0 Scio 50 30 Evan Dolan 0 Richburg 34 21 Canisteo 39 42 Richburg 30 25 Friendship 49 51 denotes league games denotes home games denotes Section 11 play-off denotes County play-off The Junior varsity had a very successful season as they won 11 games and only lost 5. They won over Richburg for the Section 11 crown and lost to Friendship in the county play-off.I CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Left to Right: Marion Milligan, Clarice Nye, Charity Howland, Ann Marie Joyce, Anita Nichol3 JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: Lucille Smith, Carol Nye, Gay Rogers, Ann Wood, Sandra Bostwick4 U 3SOCCER 1st ROW: James Miles, Gerald Green, Theodore Smith, Charles Davis, Douglas Wheaton, Charles Dougherty, Rodney Wheeler, Victor Daley, Kent Harder 2nd ROW: Coach Witzel, James Jackson, Everett Davis, Clyde Jackson, Wayne Atwell, Dean Fisher, Jack Wheaton, Richard Davis, Francis Vickers 3rd ROW: Martin Smith, James Conde', Charles Lehman, Michael Connor, Carl Atwell, Dale Pelton, Ronald Howland, Jack Rosintoski, James Mickle, James Connor The 1950 Soccer Team won 4 games and lost only 3. The locals lost to Allentown, Richburg, and Wellsville while downing Alfred-Almond, Belmont, Scio and Japser. Most of these games were much closer than the score indicates and with a few breaks could have been won by the locals. Games Andover 2—- —4 Allentown Andover 6— -—2 Belmont Andover 6-- —2 Alfred-Almond Andover 4— —3 Jasper Andover 4--- — 7 Richburg Andover 8— .—2 Scio Andover 2— —4 Wellsville denotes league games denotes home gamesBASEBALL 1st ROW: James Connor, Kent Harder, Wayne Atwell, Carl Atwell, Archie Baker, Donald Spencer, Richard Davis 2nd ROW: Everett Davis, Ronald Howland, Robert Baker, Charles Howland, Douglas Wheaton, Kenneth Milligan, Robert Carpenter 3rd ROW: Charles Snyder, Charles Dougherty, Robert Dunham, Coach Witzel, Dean Fisher, Joseph Smith, Donald Mulconery The 1950 baseball team had a very successful season as they won 4 out of 5 games before losing to Canaseraga in the quarter finals. After downing Allentown in the seasons opener, the Panthers took Alfred-Almond and Whites-ville before losing to Richburg. A victory over Scio came next and then they lost to Canaseraga. Bob Baker, Bob Carpenter, Bob Dunham, Ken Milligan, Don Mulconery, Ken Nye, and Joe Smith are lost this year. Games Andover 15-----2 Allentown Andover 12----13 Richburg Andover 14-----0 Alfred-Almond Andover 6 ----4 Scio Andover 3-----0 Whitesville Andover 2 ----5 Canaseraga denotes league games denotes home games denotes quarter finalsCUBS 1st ROW: Martin Smith, Avery Mead, Roger Phelps, Charles Howland, David Conde’, Charles Loescher, Norman Pelton, Michael Smith 2nd ROW: Mr. Carmody, Dale Ordlway, Jerry Rogers, James Jackson, Robert Sherman, Rowland Sweet, Francis Vickers. James Connor, Richard Kemp CUB CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Annabelle Kemp, Alura Grossman, Patricia Baker, Jocelyn Joyce, Jacqueline Vickers, Joyce Fuller■ I I 1BAND 1st ROW: Charles Loescher, Eunice Hall, Virginia Kibbe, Dennis Joyce, John Mickle, Mary Lou Clark, Karen Corwin, Cort Marsh, Thelma Mickle, Marion Milligan 2nd ROW: Corrine Alvord, Edgar Hoagland, William Woodruff, Francis Adams, Frederick Hornbeck, Clifford Tanner, Shirley Vickers, Robert Conde , Bruce Lehman, Norman Pelton, Florence Reisman, James Mulholland, Charles Manroe, Leo Burgett, Colleen MeAndrews 3rd ROW: David Conde', Nancy Hulin, Ruth Huffcut, Dorothy Appier, Lorraine Cornish, James Mickle, Ronald Glover, Carl Waters, Dean Fisher, Kent Harder, Douglas Wheaton, Roger Phelps, Ernest Weirich, James Conde;, Clair Goodridge, James Riffle, John Common, Leo Alvord ORCHESTRA 1st ROW: Thelma Mickle, Caroline Briggs, Ann Wood, Gay Rogers, Marjon Milligan, Carl Waters, MIS’S Winkelman 2nd ROW: Mary Lou Clark, Douglas Wheaton, Kent Harder, James Conde , Eunice HallGLEE CLUB 1st ROW: Marlon Milligan, Caroline Briggs, Ruth Curry, Mary Lou Clark,Marie Kemp, Ruby Ordiway, Arlene Edwards, Virginia Kibbe, Carol Nye, Mildred Briggs Shirley Tidd, Anita Nichols, Laura Mae Croyle, Neva Curry 2nd ROW: Mr. Holden, Charity Howland, Phyllis Burger, Gay Rogers, Patricia Reisman, Ann Marvel, Mary Anne Joyce, Beverly Loucks, Janet Hall, Agnes Davis, Mary Brown, Billie Ryan, Maxine‘Baker, Alice Bostick, Charlotte Case, Ann Wood, Clarice Nye, Thelma Nichols, Betty Sutherland, Donna Nobles, Phyllis Perry, Lois Ruger, Carol Harris CAMERA CLUB 1st ROW: Phyllis Burger, Eunice Hall, Lyle Slocum, Paul Clark 2nd ROW: Mr. Reil, Michael Connor, Marcella Smith, Charity Howland, Maxine Baker, Teresa Joyce, Colleen McAndrews, Carl Waters, Gay RogersBOYS 4H 1st ROW: Paul Clark, Gerald Green, Carl Atwell, John Baker, Richard Nye, Wayne Atwell, John Atwell, James Miles, Donald Lewis, Charles Gavin, Kenneth 2nd ROW: Roger Wright, Paul Atwell, Robert Sherman, James Jackson, Dale Green, Lyle Slocum, Carl Waters, William McNeill, Rodney Wheeler 3rd ROW: Mr. Eronson, James Mickle, Ernest Welrlch, William Elster, Roy Halsey, Grant Kemp, Bradley Wright, Kenneth Crandall 1st ROW: Elmer Manroe, Lehman, Clarence Carson, Lyndon Goodridge, Victor Burch, Olin Elster, Bruce Ronald Lewis, Roger Winchell, Robert Barnhart 2nd ROW: Richard Rifenburg, Edward Gayhart, Clifford Tanner, James Fraser, Linford O'Dell Ronald Stocking Leo Alvord , Gerald Clarke 3rd ROW: Mr. Bronson, Merle Sherman, Harold Rifenburg Frederick Hornbeck, Richard Baker,GIRLS 4H 1st ROW: Sandra Bostwick, Gay Rogers, Charity Howland, Lucille Smith, Betty Kemp, Anna Marie Joyce, Alura Grossman, Janet Lang, Ann Marvel 2nd ROW: Shirley Tidd, Mary J. Sackett, Mary O'Dell, Mary Lou Clark, Kathryn Mickle, Maxine Baker, Janet Hall, Anne Harvey, Doris Barnhart, Beverly Loucks 3rd ROW: Miss McCarthy, Joyce Puller, Carol Harris, Marion Milligan, Thelma Mickle, Ruth Atwell, Betty Harris, Patricia Baker JR. CHORUS 1st ROW: Lena Jones, Janet Lang, Patricia Padden, Sylvia Lusk, Phyllis Riffle, Terry Mulholland, Janet Gleason, Katherine Mickle 2nd ROW: Miss Wlnkelman, Sandra Bostwick, Dorothy Appier, Jean Daley, Alura Grossman, Lucille Smith, Patricia Baker, Jocelyn Joyce, Nancy Hulin, Ruth Huffcut, Ernest Weirich, Richard Kemp, Jerry Rogers, Kenneth Perry 3rd ROW: Mary Lou Kemp, Marilyn Harris, Gloria Marsh, Joyce Puller, Robert Grossman, Roy Halsey, Grant Kemp, Jacqueline Baker, Joan Clark, Diane Lewis Jacqueline Vickers, Shirley Ordiway, Barbara Ordiway, Annabelle Kemp, Mary ’DRIVERS EDUCATION 1st ROW: Ruth Curry, Marcella Smith, Patricia Sackett, Phyllis Burger, Jant Hall 2nd ROW: Mr. Dodson, Colleen McAndrev s, Eunice Hall, Maxine Baker, Victor Daley, Everett Davis, Franklin Cornish, Caroline Briggs HI-HERALD 1st ROW: Anita Nichols, Marion Milligan, Billie Ryan, Eunice Hall, Ann Marie Joyce, Caroline Briggs, Mary Jane Sackett 2nd ROW: Carol Nye, Mildred Briggs, Marcella Smith, Ann Wood, Mary Lou Clark, Mary Ann Joyce, Gay Rogers, Phyllis Burger, Charity Howland 3rd ROW: Mrs. Woodruff, James Conde’, Kent Harder, Douglas Wheaton. Dean Fisher' :lSTUDENT COUNCIL 1st ROW: Eunice Hall, Marlon Milligan, Mr. Mandel, Connor, Laura Croyle, Marie Kemp Dean Fisher, Michael 2nd ROW: Colleen McAndrews, Charles Davis, James Connor, Marcella Smith Phyllis Burger, Dale Green, Wayne Atwell, Martin Smith, Jack Wheaton, Douglas Wheaton, LIBRARY COUNCIL 1st ROW: Eunice Hall, Arlene Edwards, Phyllis Burger, Marcella Smith 2nd ROW: Mrs. Conde', Janet Hall, Maxine Baker, Caroline Briggs, Patricia Sackett, Colleen McAndrews, Billie Ryan, Alice Bostick, Ruby Ordiway, Mary Lou ClarkI y DF. H. A, 1st ROW: Sandra Skuse, Rosetta Davis, Carol Harris, Phyllis Perry, Laura Croyle, Teresa Joyce, Gay Rogers, Charity Howland, Marcella Smith, Anita Nichols, Charlotte Case, Marie Kemp, Patricia Sackett, Marion Milligan, Billie Ryan 2nd ROW: Miss McCarthy, Caroline Briggs, Ruby Ordiway, Mary Jane Sackett, Betty Harris, Mildred Miles, Virginia Kibbe, Carol Nye, Mildred Briores, Betty Sutherland, Donna Nobles, Shirley Tidd, Eunice Hall 3rd ROW: Ann Marie Joyce, Colleen McAndrews, Maxine Baker, Clarice Nye, Janet Hall, Margaret Daley, Beverly Loucks, Ann Wood, Mary Ann Joyce, Agnes Davis, Mary Lou Clark, Ann Marvel, Phyllis Burger F F A. 0 1st ROW: Charles Lehman, Carl Atwell, Roger Wright, Dale Green, Paul Clark, Lyle Slocum, Richard Nye, James Padden 2nd ROW: Richard Hancock, Ronald Monahan, Carl Waters, Rodney Wheeler,Wayne Atwell, John Baker, William McNeill, Charles Dougherty 3rd ROW: Mr. Bronson, James Mickle, James Miles, Matt Lynch, Everett Davis, Richard Davis, Paul Atwell, John Atwell, Mr. ColeIllllll■ 18 u tk 5L 3 7 4e SfUsut oj The Interpretation of the word Exchange in business life is that of parting with something in return for its equivalent. Our interpretation of Exchange is the giving of self for the privilege in return of serving others; of parting with selfishness and receiving in return the satisfaction of discharging our duty to our Fellow-men, to our Community and to our Nation. We, the members of the Exchange Club of Andover, hope that the Senior Class of ’51 will set this as their goal.BAKER'S HARDWARE WALLPAPER MOORE’S PAINTS DISHES GIFTWARE LINOLEUM FELT BASE RUGS REFRIGERATORS RADIOS DEEP FREEZERS MATTRESSES GENERAL HARDWARE Qo xyicMAcMani and Heit CLAIR’S PHARMACY Careful Prescription Service7a the Q ioAuate Health, MAY YOU EACH ENJOY Wealth and FOLSING’S Happiness Bostwick’s General Merchandise “A Big Store in a Small Town” MAIN STREET ANDOVER, N. Y. FOR THE BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS LOOK FOR WOODRUFF’S CHEESE OTTO B. NYE WHOLESALE FOOD PRODUCTS CHEESE HONEY COMPLIMENTS OF P. M. H U LI N Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hand-picked Clean Beans. In convenient Cellophane Packages for Family Use.COMPLIMENTS OF The Andover National Bank Federal Reserve System - Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Resources Over $1,500,000.00 COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH’S ATLANTIC STATION Phone 796 Andover, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES B. MULHOLLAND FUNERAL HOME FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES WELLSVILLE FEED SUPPLY CO., Inc. Andover, N. Y. Wellsville, N. Y. VICKERS SON QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES POP ICE CREAM PHONE 273 COMPLIMENTS OF “Keepsake” Diamond Rings NIAGARA ELECTRON LABORATORIES BULOVA, ELGIN, LONGINES-WHITTNAUER, HAMILTON WATCHES P. M. HACKETT FLOYD C. VARS SON ANDOVER, NEW YORK JEWELERS “Ken ' Var Andover, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF THE MARKET BASKET COMPLIMENTS OF THE SELF SERVICE MEATS FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES VOGUE SALON R. J. TAYLOR Mgr. JEAN LYNCH COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF n EMPIRE GAS FUEL APPLIANCES CO., LTD. HIGBY ELECTRIC YOUR GAS COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR HOSTESS COMPLIMENTS OF Restaurant Bakery THE HOME OF HOME COOKED R. J. SOOTHERAN MEALS BAKED GOODS CHICK” GATH Prop. ATTORNEYGUi ojj 1951 LOOHNS CLEANERS LAUNDERERS 450 CANISTEO STREET HORNELL, N. Y. FARMER’S FEED SUPPLY Feed - Seed - Lime - Fertilizer Custom Grinding and Mixing For Good Television While Having A Snack Or A Meal YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT BUNGALOW DINER ANDOVER, N. Y. G. L. PRIOR, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF SHORT'S SERVICE STATION “JERRY” HYLAND HERM” WALLACECOMPLIMENTS OF F. E. LUNN SON LUMBER CO. 256 W. STATE STREET WELLSVILLE, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF LYNCH-BURGETT POST No. 397 AMERICAN LEGION M«ets 2nd jga John Cannon Monday of Each Month Commander Visiting Members Always Cordially Welcome BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS WALTER GATH COMPLIMENTS OF FORD and PECKHAM SACKETT’S FOOD MARKET ANDOVER, N. Y. mu isnmai WITTIES AUTO SUPPLY COMPLIMENTS OF Parts For All Cars and Trucks ANDOVER GRANGE Complete Accessories For Your Motoring Pleasure NO. 1098THE MEMBERS OF THE HI HERALD STAFF Take This Opportunity To Thank THE NEWS PRINTING HOUSE for the fine co-operation in the past in the publication of our school paper, The Hi Herald. COMPLIMENTS OF And-Well Producer’s Co-operative, Inc. ANTHONY DOUGHERTY, President Eat Refreshing Cuba Ice Cream The Best By Quality Test COMPLIMENTS OF CUBA ICE CREAM COMPANY CUBA NEW YORK It is only through the kindness and generosity of our advertisers and any one who assisted us that the publication of this annual was possible. To those who assisted us in any way, our heartfelt thanks. To our advertisers, our heartfelt thanks and continued patronage. CLASS ’51 COMPLIMENTS FROM THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM GLEASON’S DINET RESTAURANT Margaret Karnes, Prop. Where All Good Friends Meet STEUBEN SILK MILLS HOTEL JOYCE ANDOVER, N. Y. BENNY DUGO - TOM SCAGLIONE PROPS. Manufacturers of SPECIALIZING Steaks and Spaghetti FINER DRESS FABRICS Fhone 153 Andover, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS CLASS OF ’51 BURREL C. WILLIAMS BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE LOUIS JOYCE Phone 349 6 Elm Streot COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY STEPHENS COMPLIMENTS OF INSURANCE AGENCY ESTHER M. TEMPLE, Prop. DR. S. B. SCOTT 11 North Main Street Andover, New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CENTER STREET ALLEGANY TELEPHONE GARAGE CO. INC. MINGUS HOOVER BEST WISHES FROM COMPLIMENTS OF DR. J. R. COMMON SUNNYDALE FARMS, Inc. DENTIST Milk and Milk Products BEST WISHES TO COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS OF ’51 ANDOVER GARAGE ELMHURST DAIRY General Automobile Repairing A Glass of Milk is a Glass of Health PHONE 3176 Main Street Andover, N. Y. USE MORE DAIRY PRODUCTS LESTER YORK SONS LUDDEN SHOES PRODUCE DEALERS WELLSVILLE, N. Y. LIME and FERTILIZER Auto i pdtA. K 5 ?  .