Angelica Central School - Echo Yearbook (Angelica, NY)

 - Class of 1956

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ITS? 1:1-I K1-'Q id- : 1 ggi -' 1:1--F1 1- .sg 1-"pw '3"+'rf-:wifi-1 V-4114-ri .kwff,pzN fz' nf- X PRESENTS THE l956 ECIIO ANGELICA CENTRAL SCll00L ANGELICA, NEW YORK THE YEARBO0K STAFF CLASS WILL We the Class of Nlneteen Hundred and Flfty S1x of our beloved Angellca Central School hav1ng been depr1ved of our neuroses and frustrauons do hereby glve bequeath and bestow our outstandlng ab1l1t1es and characterlstlcs to the follow 1ng benef1c1ar1es to w1t T Peanut Patterson we bestow Ernle Austm s favorlte past1me of fl1rt1ng w1th the OppOS1t6 sex Annette BGHJHITIIH w1lls and bequeaths her fan mall from the Armed Forces lespeclally the Navyj to Kathleen L1nk We w1ll Brenda Graham S maJest1c sense of humor and prlde 1n Hudson Jets to Tom Carpenter To Ellen Derx we bestow Duane Graham s ab1l1ty to 1ncessantly stay out of trouble We bequeath J1m Hardlng s helght and athletlc prowess to B111 Schultz Rose Mary Hardlng w1lls and bequeaths to Francls Mascho her obsess1on for throwlng partles To J1m Lmk Ronme Hoffman w1lls h1S str1k1ng crew cut We w1ll Benny Hooker s mus1caltendenc1es especlally the bass V101 to Bob Jennlngs whom we thmk lS capable of supportlng lt carefully Donald Kelley leaves h1s deslre to be Farmer of the Year to Tony Dodge sylvanla Joanne Perry leaves her pos1t1on on the Varslty Cheerleadmg squad to Kathleen Dorsey George Derx W6W111th6 dark curly ha1r and beautlful legs of D1ck Roberts e w1ll and bequeath to Sharon P1erce JoAnne Rose s sklll to fluster Mr Potter e bequeath to LaRay O Hara the short neat ha1r cut belongmg to Nancy Sortore Vlctor Stevens we w1l1 Carol Thomas s ab1l1ty to get along well wlth the teachers e w1ll the helght and sweet manners of Velma Thomas to J1m Mlller Cynthanette Tyler leaves her perfect attendance at school to all the teachers We w1ll Lo1s Walker s qulet and reserved manner to Paul Harrmgton Mlkle Wolcott leaves her lnterest ln Funeral Parlors to M1ss M1nn1ck We bestow upon Mlss Cossaboon Bertle Gosper sdevoted dates and love l1fe We w1ll our class motto One who thlnks by the 1nch and talks by the yard w1ll be moved by the foot to the Jumor Class whom we know w1l1 handle lt w1th care We bequeath our class flower the yellow rose to Mr Dewey to wear ln h1s halr to match h1s un1form We w1ll our class colors black and yellow to anyone who would be w1ll1ng to be caught dead 1n same We declare thls to be our last w1ll and testament slgned by the w1tnesses thereof WJMMI7 505415, ,CQJIJQQ aw Th1s w1ll was drawn up by the law flrm of Cover and All 2 O ,. ,, . . , . . . . We bequeath to Nancy Ross, Susan Kelly's favorite parking places in Pennj TS ' , ' A ' . W . . , , . . VE, , , . - . T8 . . , , . . W 0 . - . . Q To M1ss Cossaboon and Mr Nasal, our loyal adv1sors whose sense of humor and gu1d1ng hand have led us EDILAHUN the Class of 56 through many trlals and tr1bulat1ons as well as many ded1cate thls the 1956 Echo f ' triumphs, we, ,the Senior' Class, .lv if x 59 35 .4 ,iq i.fg 9f'v: . 3, sq L 4 ,gm 0 ' .g R sf 1 J X I N sf? 1, .Y 4 'JW .es ,, ,ff ' "fi 5 ' ' ,NX Q 'Mum 2, F 9 , .QL 1, ,I X ,S X KX A LJ ' 'Wt f- . I ' W iff' 'f ,fwfr Q' -mums een , A fi? 4- ' ':""pM"'f""'9""ff'i'ffWLvf'f1+l Ml VA k,N' I 4 , MM wil- 'JJ Q :w ef,-s f .- - -,: K '1:'iH '+ - -' N, .. . X , , Q -gawm :Q ' EN: M ,Q 1 ' "'5,::Qvf-fs dr . -,hi . N-Aki . ' "' v , L L . . 5-M..-V Mid. .,yu,,:g:,, Tv, .Q N V wiki, 'M 41355 Wig ,y Y., UQ . Q? 1 fi , . N if . . gg, , iP1...wfi3 mp' A1?5?'T3' ' , ffiffg f Q 'W L '13 i,.f3iwffffiif1w.fsi. 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DUANE GRAHAM Intramurals, Junior Play, Senior Play, Student Council, Chorus, Press Club, Rifle Club, Stage Manager, Library Club, Latin Club, Band, Vice President, Chorus, Library Club, Press Club, Treasurer Yearbook, Latin Club, Usher, Cheerleader, Majorette, Junior Play, Ensemble. ta' JAMES HARDING Soccer, Basketball, Li- brary Club, Stage Man- ager, F. F.A., Intra- murals, J.V. Basketball, Senior Play, Varsity A, Sports Manager. BENJAMIN HOOKER Pres. Student Council, Junior Play, Senior Play, Keyhole Staff, Latin Club, Soccer, Sec. F.F.A. Class Vice-Pres., All County Band, Vice-Pres Student Council. RONALD E. HOFFMAN ROSE MARY HARDING Press Club, Chorus, Library Club, Girl's Ensemble, Latin Club Intramurals, Senior Play, VarsityA, All County Chorus, Girl's Sports, Spring Festival. DONALD KELLEY C1assVicePres., Intramurals, Press Club, Senior Play, Rifle Club, Library Club, Baseball, F, F, A,, Wrestling, M im ,- gg, b S . Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Student Coun- cil, Library Club, Junior Play, Pres. Rifle Club, V509 PFGS. Student Counl C . SUSAN KELLY Chorusg Ensembleg Li- brary Clubg Press Clubg Keyhole Staffg Intra- muralsg Usherg Prompt- erg F,H.A.g President of F.H.A.g Rifle Club. JOANNE RCBE Library Clubg F.H.A. lntramuralsgChorusgKey hole Staffg Usher Prompter. 'QQ RICHARD ROBERTS Treas urer of Student Councilg Class Presidentg Cla s s V i c e-Presidentg Keyhole Staffg J. V. Bas- ketballg Visual Machine Operatorg Baseballg Li- brary Clubg Intramuralsg Special Dramatics. JOANNE PERRY Chorusg Cheerleaderg Press Clubg Senior Playg Majoretteg Class Secre- taryg Library Clubg All County Bandg Bandg Rifle Clubg Commercial Clubg Latin Clubg Intramurals. NANCY SORTORE Cheerleader-g Class Treasurerg Class Secre- taryg Junior Playg Major- etteg Senior Playg Usherg Treasurer of Press Clubg Amici Rom aeg Usherg Rifle Clubg Library Clubg Chorus. CAROL THOMAS Editor Yearbook, Editor Press Club, Vice-Pres- ident ofSenior Class, S ec. of Junior Class, Vice-Pres. Library Club, Intramurals, Student Council, Major- ette, Usher, LOIS WALKER Band, Chorus, Senior Play, County Band, Keyhole Staff, Activity Treas,, Speaking Con- test, F, H, A,, Latin Club, CYNTHANETTE TYLER VELMA THOMAS Class Secretary, Rifle Club, Keyhole Staff, Intramurals, Usher, Special Dramatics, Li- brary Club, F,H,A,, Ensemble, Chorus, Commercial Club, MARY LOUISE WOLCOTT Vice-Pres., Student Council, Library Club, Latin Club, Chorus, Intramurals, Health Council, Rifle Club, Press Club, Usher, Li- brary Club Officer, Com- mercial Club, Spring Concert, Girls Sports. Special Dramatics, Chorus, Ensemble, Press Club, Usher, Library Club, Intramurals. "3 , Jlff X if r' .4 .Q .-... .4 .-4 4... 'llianoii U-1 ...- -'S' qw my my Fw ex FVWW XY? ui- 1:2 4'N'Y'if 'fi' ,....n, if 'ww ,Quay U IIERUASSHEN .. . -I - -4 1 .. Mx are A . - M. A I s r ' I 4 c X .... 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My A 55 ,L AX fs H , Y A Q L, i 'A R" ,I N V -' kn- 1 QE, , ,ugwfg 5 .K I 'ir ,"?2 , ,if ' vrgrr' , 1 Q fv-.. fr eg? , ' 5 . ,e ,nam ' mi 5 A Wm J . A ' ,Af ,, I g '?', awp.. V I , ,mum-2 Q , W K wffm , Q if J an . , ,. it 4 9 f L ' -4 My Vu ' Ls 1-.1 ,QF ' Jil ww'-M JW " Qwueu ML 7: J, A -i VV F WB, g, I , , 9 EL. SITTING, Left to Right: Velma Thomas, Nancy Jones, Annette Ben- jamin, Anne Patterson. STANDING: Cynthanette Tyler, Miss Chittenden, Brenda Graham, Roberta Gosper. STUDENT STANDING, Left to Right: Ralph Gonzales, Roberta Gosper, Duane Graham, Mr. Chandler, Eugene Mott, Benjamin Hooker. SITTING: Philip Sortore, Paul Harrington, Larry Tucker, Richard Roberts, Frederick Fagan, Mary Louise Wolcott, Ronald Hoffman, Sandra Fuller, Nancy Jones, Tony Dodge, 1 Richard Doner, Raymond Emery. Q This page is sponsored by DON'S RED AND WHITE, a good place to shop. Angelica ------------ New York i is ,Q f' Q . " 3 2 A 32 Q f' ' , iris? " K is V, It " ,M Q K Q 'S' vw. X V . 3 ,. xg? 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' Q- -. .4 -, , A-uw-A ' v xii' T wifi: . . , 543' - ' ' ., .:.Q,..,...-QQl,,.,fg- ,. 7 - f Q A 1 f September October 13, 21, November December January February March April May 12, June uf-9 E l0R CLASS GALE DAR Inventory of "domestic" and wild animals in A.C.S. Zoo. It is found that there are more untamed than tamed. Disadvantage to zookeepers. Election of Yearbook Staff - QBoy! Did they pick the wild oneslll Kuder tests to determine intellectual interests tin vocations, that is.j Zoo closed for supporters of Chris Columbus. To celebrate, a Pre- Columbus Day Hop is held introducing the "Blue Notes" including the choicest of the most ferocious inhabitants of A.C.S. Zoo, generally those with the most hot air. Animals get tired of looking at each other, so they are transported to Thatcher's for pictures of themselves. "Benny the Bear," finding life tedious, decides to ride his bicycle likcitysplit up and down the roads. Cow decides to cross at the same time. Result? Need we say? Those beasts with the most dramatic talent put on a play called "Cover- alls" which proves to be a huge success despite electrical difficulties. Zookeepers break down under strain and take day off. The worst is yet to come. Through influence of zookeepers and zoo alumnae, animals are trans- ported to Alfred for the Fall Festival with one trusting and athletic zookeeper. Guess Whom? Fellow-tame donkeys oblige by putting on exhibition. Did we say "tame?" They're really laying it on! The annual College night at Cuba draws Senior and Junior divisions of zoo. Hurray! The Red Raiders defeat Nunda division with flying colors in the first basketball game of the 1955-1956 season. Thanksgiving - Extra nuts for elephants, bananas for chimps etc. Time for quarrels Qbetween animals and zookeepersj to be forgotten and peace and good will established. Everything and everybody takes time out for the Senior Ball. Peacocks show off their splendor. As usual everything is back to normal and zookeepers are forced to exercise more discipline. Day off again remembrance of Abraham Lincoln. Those animals that like to make the most noise present Speaking Con- test. Poor Mrs. Weir! Washington Ho! Senior division grows restlessand havmg made enough money during the year, travels to the Capitol to undertake any volun- teered improvements for the country. Is it possible? No comment! Easter - Stronger animals prove weakest when trying to take eggs from the small fry. Junior division makes first attempt for earning money for their Senior trip by putting on a play. Regents - Zookeepers can't take any more from Senior division so tests are given to eliminate all trouble -makers. Finally--- Commencement!! Senior division retires from A.C.S. Zoo and the Junior division, while moving up, looks forward to a better year in a brand new school. 3-4-M When you thmk of Plctures Thmk of Thatchers Children s Portraits Family Groups Weddings Yearbook Photography Fine Portraiture is our Specialty TIIATCHER STUDIO Wellsville, New York Thornton Bldg. Over the A. . Phone Wellsville 91 1 39 Cecelia M. Thatcher Pierce L- Thatdlel' - 8: P ELECTRIC 40 of a:4f:e:-efwocaefwefakwofarfxxvvvxxarvxvxNewyo WELLSVILLE CHAMBER 0i CQIMMERCE Compliments of TRUEHMANN Be st Wxshes from MURRAY TEVENS Horne11's Largest 38 Broadway Federal Bu11d1ng Hornell New York 42 o Men's and Boys' Clothiers PARENT TEACHERS ASSCCIATICN ELECTRICAL CCNTRACTINC THE l.0CAl. IIEACUNESS IIUSPITAL SCIIUUL oi NURSING TIIE l956 PRESS CLUR C DAVIS CLUTIIING CUIIPANY SULLIVAN and MURRAY Ao 0 So PL1bILSI1eI'S of Complunents C0 DERMA JEWELER 163 Main St Over A SL P Hornell N Y The Jewelry Store of Fme Watches D1amonds Elgm Longine s Ham 1lton Wlttnauer Bulova Le Coultre Comphments of THATCHER BRO Allls Chalmers Massey Harrls Farm Machmery Hornell New York Congratulatlons To the 1956 Graduating Class WINEBURG Gl.EASON Hornell 100 Main Street New York arlle and "Ne1l Senlors of 1956 HAGG 'l'ROM HARDWARE Everythmg 111 Hardware D1al 4452 Angelica New York O 8: . . R. F. D. . Good Wishes to 0 I C. llch ' ll ' H 45 complimeme BULLECK GARAGE BERDE ' CORP. Belmont New York General Repamng Telephone 2 3 51 L00lIN S FIAJRA CE ELECTRIC Cleaners at Laund erere Falthful Serv1ce to Angelica Res1dents For a Number of Years Samtone Cleaning 450 Canisteo Street Hornell New York 283 Canisteo Street Hornell New York of O O "A Business Built on Satisfaction" 46 Comphments Compllments C0 DERMA Wall Paper Pamts and Glass 50 Canisteo Street Phone 110 Hornell New York Compliments l.ARSON S BELVIDERE RE TAURA 'I' Gulf Servlce Ken Sn Mary Stedman and Sea Food Groceries Legal Beverages W Mam Street Dmners Served at Any Hour Angelica New York Phone Belmont 7789 Belvidere New York 47 cnosnvs ws cum i S 'IIIE IIE SSIIIIP I C For the Brand You Know 117 Mam Street Hornell and Bath New York K0 KIE MUSIC CIIIIPA Pianos Musical Instruments R C A Vtctor and Zenith Radlos Latest Records Gt Sheet Mus1c Hallmark Greeting Cards Toys and Games Sporting Goods 121 Main Street Hornell New York Y Best W1shes and Good Luck The Class of 1956 from GRIFFIN SERVICE I C 46 Broadway Phone 28 Hornell New York A GEIICAS C0 0P Service Feed Seed Farm Supplies Angelica New York O Q 0 'I Phone 131 to ' I G. L. F. O 48 HARR Gfffhiuck Envlcs 'rmo Senlors Texaco Products Wholesale and Reta11 A D Grocerxes Weldmg Phone 4621 146 E Maln St Angellca N Y Greetmg Cards A 'CHE 1131100 SPE CERS mio Jewelers for over 100 years 106 Mam Street Hornell New York Monogramming Books 30 Seneca St. Hornell, N. Y 49 School Supplies ' ' ' ERY and C ornplirnents of AMERICA H0'l'EL Ed 8: Mane Banruster Angehca New York Phone 2471 Compliments of BA K of A GELICA PI E GROVE CHEE E FACTORY Fmest Quahty Cheese Open everyday Elmer D Johnson Genesee Pa Comphments MARKET BA KET of 8: Curd-Old or New I 0 50 Heart1est Congratu1at1ons from A FRIEND Comp11ments REYNOLDS DAIRY BAR Almond, New York Phone 2374 V1ta11ty Shoes JACOB S BROS 121 Ma1n Horne11 New York Comphments COOKIE JAR 170 Ma1n Street Horne11 New York EAST SIDE GARAGE Olds Chevy Phone Belmont 7633 Belmont Ne York stop shoppmg center SEARS ROEBUCK 8: CO 181 Mam Street Phone 1331 Hornell New York w P A MC INTOSH FARM IMPLEMENT Sales and Service Almond New York Phone 3485 Comphments of HORNELL PAINT 8: GLASS 66 Broadway Phone 707 Hone11 New York . . of of Compliments of Make Sears your one I 51 MAIN FURNITURE Albert Nabolsek 37 Seneca Street Hornell N Phone 2100 HOLLANDS LUM BER CO Lumber and Bullder Supplles From Cellar to Roof Phone 1358 Hornell New York Comphments of ONOLYN M GIBSON Insurance Angehca New York Best Luck to the Class of 1956 SHAWLS GROCERY St SERVICE Beer 81 Ale Phone Belmont 5 5 9 0 SERRA REAL ESTATE Farms Acreage Homes John C Serra Llcensed Real Estate Broker Angehca 4161 Mam Street Angelmca New York Canaseraga 3721 9 1150 Church Street Canaseraga New York Compllments of LOUCK S STORE Grocerles Frozen Foods Ice Cream Candy Angehca New York Comphments of ANGELICA LUMBER COMPANY Angellca New York Comp11ments of J LAPLANA Shoe Repalrmg 126 Maln Street Hornell New York CO. , . Y. ' . . Belvidere, New York 5 OX S AMOUS Friendship Belmont Road Phone 2043 Where food can t be beat' GARDNER LIBRARY SERVICE Comphments of Charles M Gardner 8: Co Scranton 9 Pennsylvama Comphments of MAXSON BARBER SHOP Angehca New York COMMONS GARAGE Kendal gas G: 011 Charles S Common Tubeless Txres General Repa1r1ng SAND HILL FARM C W1ghtman and Son TRANSIT BRIDGE STORE General Store Burdette 8: Mlnna Watson, Propmetors Almond New York R Ute 19 R D 2 Belmont New York C omphme nt s of BELMONT CLEANERS ROBE C ompllments RTS Telephone 5502 FURNITURE STORE Belmont New York Furnlture Te1ev1s1on Angehca New York F ISH RY ' Oil 8: Gas 0 , . . ' of 53 Compliments of Pa steuriz ed milk Cream H- C- 'WWER GUERNE Y FARM Drugs Glfts Candy Belmont 747 1 Angelica New York Cuba 320 New York Cornphments of EARLL WATCH TEUBE REPAIR TRU 'I' COMPA Y 48 W Maln St Complete bankmg serv1ce J E W E L R Y For more than 50 years Members of F D I C And Watch Repa1r Angehca New York o In the Hornell area - 54 THE BIG E LMS RESTAURANT The best ln fme food Hornell New York 193 Seneca Street HARRIS'S HARDWARE Belmont NewYor Itsagood place to shop C 0 m p l 1 m e n t o HOOKER'S SODA BAR Lunches Flowers Gxfts Phone 4462 Angehca New York Cornpllments THE BELMONT LUMBER COMPANY Belmont New York " he Class of 1956 from SCOTT'S GUN SHOP Hunters Headquarters 76 Camsteo Street Hornell New York CHARLES R SEELY 8: BOB H SEELY Inte r1or and Exterlor Decoratmg Slgn Lettermg and Spray Pamtmg Wall Paper Removed by Steam Also Mural and Free Esumates Phone 4622 Angehca New York TEETER VARIETY STORE Everythmg from Stocklngs to Needles and P1ns Angellca New York Compl1ments of ANGELICA ADVOCATE Angellca New York , at ' - k , V' ll ' s f o f Compliments of , u T ll . 5 est Luc o T e est Luc ass 9 From The FIIIIII THE LATIN CLUB STUDENT CIIII CII. Compllments C 0 m P 1 1 m e n t S Angellca Chapter F TIIIIE IIMIEIIAKEII I0 G S IIANIIFACTUIIE of AMERICA Presldent Susan Kelly Vice Pres1dent Brenda Graham A I1 8 0 li C 3- N 6 W Y 0 I' k Secretary Lois Walker Treasurer Mananne Kelly I so B Of k T h B Of k IIC1 f 9 ll ass o 1 56 To The "Cl of 1 56" of of O The Best Place ln the World Your Own Home Town Boost for it Jom the A GELICA CHAMBER of COMMERCE Member of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of Amerlca Best Wishes and Compliments To From Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evans J C PENNEY Best Wlshes and Comphments "The Class of l956" Hornell New York From Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Eldredge 57 Compliments "The Class of l956" of O O to IIGIINEIL HEATING and VENTIIATING GLEAN PLUMBING and HEATING Greetings and Salutations to "The Class of '56" VINCENT J MITI-I C0 'l'RAC'I'0R THA K Y0 Smcerest thanks to the advertlsers who have graced our easier enjoy the foregomg pages as much as we have engoyed com posmg them YEARBOOK STAFF CAROL THOMAS EDITOR 59 1 I ! yearbook with their names. May everyone who has made our task ,My-2-"3!"'1" 7-if-QQ As we, the Senior Class of 1955-1956, leave and travel down the Road of Life, we hope these pages will carry many fond memories for you of your school days at Angelica Central School, 60 ..f"' "i J 'ffl xy INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS FAUOR Kansas Cnty 6 ,, Jj 'A' 2 Ax Publishers Cover Munufurluvevs Book Brndevs Y HOME OFFICE 'OC "Q S 230. r x -.1 Q 'E


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