Arkport Central High School - Arkon Yearbook (Arkport, NY)
- Class of 1954
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First Row, Janice Strobel, Irene Phelps, Joyce Jones,
Second Row, Mr Edgar, Paul King, Janice Karr, Philip
Holmes, Elaine Wheeler, Theodore Pfaff
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Photobraphy ditor
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Literarv Editor
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Walter Sherner, Clerk
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Irene Phelps
Joyce Jones
Craig H Fdgar
Phyllis Griffin
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Dramatics , Yearbook Staff, School Newspaper 3
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Volleyball l,2, Intermurals 1,2, Student Council
Vice President of Class 3, Dramatics 3, Senior Play,
X rt Editor School Newspaper 3
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Yearbook Staff, All State l,2, Basketball timer 2,3
D A R Essay Contest
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Graham Barnes
School Paper Sports Editor 3
Ping Pong 3, Basketball l,2,3,
Baseball l,2,3, Track l,2,3
Soccer 3, Volleyball 1,2 3 Senior Play, Cross
Country 2, Rifle Club 3 , F F' A 1,2,3, , student
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Band l,2,3, 3 Chorus l,2,3, Cheerleader 2,3
Intramurals l,2, Yearbook Staff, School Newspaper 3
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Grant Barnes
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Rifle Club 3,h, Rifle Club President , Mixed
Chorus F F A l,2,3, , Vice President
Athletic Association 2, , President School News
paper 3 Intramurals l,2,3
'lhe man who invented work should have finlshed
Ioan Kennell
Intermurals, 1 , D amatics
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Typist
nThere is ning more fun than a man
William M Bridge
Soccor 3, , Basketball 3,',
1anager 2, Intramurals, 1,2
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'All work is a s ed sown, it frovs and sprea s, and
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nln tne life of a younv man the most essential th ng
f r happiness is the sift of friendship
Wilma Neale
Chorus l,2,3, , Intramurals
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Secretary and Treasurer 2, Newspaper reporter 3
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Joanne Parsons
Student Council 1, Band 1,2,3, , Chorus l,2,3, ,
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Secretary and Treasurer 3, Basketball Cheerleading
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Intramurals l,2,3, Student
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Band l,2,3, , Librarian 3
Chorus l,2,3, Intramurals l, , Student Council,
Secretary 3, Cheerleading 3, , Dramatic Club
Treasurer 3, , benior Play, Class Secretary
Yearbook Editor, School Newspaper Staff, 3, Potato
Queen Candidate, Soccor Cheerleading M
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Senior Play Cast, Chorus Librarian Z3 President
Band Librarian, 1,2
'The reason why I giggle so much, is because I have
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Floyd Pettibone
F A 1,2,3, , Secreta y
of Agriculture Class II
Truth is better than fiction
Barbara Jilkins
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Band l,2,3, Chorus l,2,3, School Newspaper 3
Cheerleading 3, Intramurals l,2,3, Athletic Association
1 Student Council, Treasurer , Dramatics 3, , Senior
Play, Yearbook Staff
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Paul Raymond King
Track 2,3, , Baseball 1,2
Soccor 3, Basketball Manager l,2,3 Boys' State
3, Senior Play Cast, Yearbook Staff, Dramatic Club
President 3, , Rifle Club 3, , President, 2
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Band l,2,3, , Intramurals
1,3 Chorus l,2,3, Dramatic Club 3, Ba1d librarian 3
Senior Play, Yearbook Typist, School Paper
nCall me at sun rise, but don't let the sun rise oo
early
Raymond Lockwood
Basketball 1 2,3, Baseball 1,
2,3, Volleyball l,2, Athletic
Association l, Intramurals 1,
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Editor School Paper 3, Dramatics Club 3,h, Rifle Club
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Edward Sampson
Basketball l,2, Baseball 1, Cross Country 1,
Vice President of Class 2, Intermurals l,2,3
Student Council 1, F F A 3, Rifle Club 3 M
nTough1, but Oh So Gentl
Nicholas Shaut
Volleyball 2,3,h, Table Tennis
Rosewell Tlm erman
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Class History
In September 1942, nine of the original members of the Senior Class
were grouped together in the firstgrade room with Hrs Tenant at the
teacher's desk
In the first row sat Joan Kennell chewing her gum like mad Next
to her sat Irene Phelps, fussing with her favorite curl, hoping the
teacher wouldn't call on her Over in the corner sat the tiny red head,
Jo Parsons, as always, talking Joyce Jones, a bashful blonde, sat in
the next row rolling her pretty blu eyes at all the boys
On the other side of the room sat two lads discussing their hot rods,
Skip Bridge and Phil Holmes In the next row sat Paul King and Bob
Auckland, picking on Lois Wellington and her tempting braids
We were guided through the second grade by Mrs Wilcox In this
year Janice Strobel joined
our groap from Windom Hill
In our next year, hrs
third grade This year we
Wheeler, and our excellent
Hulter guided us successfully through the
acquired a gi gling gal knows as Elaine
art student, from South Dansville, Ted Pfaff
Also in this year a handsome pail of twins joined us, none other than
Crant and Praham Barnes
During our fourth year we were under the helpful guidance of Miss
Macvinn Norma Filbury, a cute little pal, ioined us from Owepo, that
year le were also joined br Norman Kennell, and mim y Timnerman
Mrs Fidler was our teacher in the fifth grade Hornell contributed
another red head, Phyllis Griffin This year we were also joined by sweet
Under the teacher of the sixth grade, Miss Henderson, we completed
our grade school days During this year we acquired Janice Karr, from
Avoca, and also our beauty queen, Wilma Neale, fro Canaseragg From
Hornell we were blessed with Nick Shaut Three farmer boys also Joined
us, namely Charles Griffin, Rav Lockwood, and Ed Sampson
Mass Collins was our homeroom teacher in the seventh grade
Junior High School brought us many new and exciting experiences
Hr Barnard piloted us through eighth grade and regents and passed
us on to the Freshmen Class
During our ninth year, we survived the much dreaded initiation and
the dogglng of the upper classmen Coach Rose advised us through this
year successfully and Miss Wight attended u 'n homeroom
Nr Chalker, our former music teacher, was our advisor in our
Sophomore Year This year we were Joined by a happy go lucky
Nhite and quiet and cooperative, Lynn Coller
Coach Rose, arain our advisor in our Tunior Year, saw us
another successful year Ice cream and candy sales this year
another successful year, and our treasury The high light of
was the purchase of o1r class rings
guy, Bill
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During 1955 1954, r Edgar proved himself an able and worthy
advisor for a successful yeax Tn October, the Senior dance was held
with a nHarvest Queenn crowned Our hilarious plav, nHere Comes Charlie
proved to be a big success
As the ARYON goes to press, we, the Seniors of 1954 still have our
trip to New vmrk City to look forward to and, of course, our big moment
Graduation
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The Class Prophecy
It was the year 197k and the day that The Class of l9Sh of Arkport
Central School has set as the day for the Class Reunion.
The first to arrive at the nNew Yorker Ballroom was the famous
comedian Tim Tlmmerman of the 'Colgate Comedy Hour. Following him came
his good friend Ray Lockwood who is official bed tester of Halbruner beds
Soon after Barbara Wilkins and Charles Griffin arrived They are famous
for their movie impressions of Ma and Pa Kettle Next to arrive were
Graham and Joyce who are now married and raising five lovely boys
Joyce remarked, 'Father said, 'I'm glad somebody in the
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my rightis the famous bookie Ted Pfaff who made
on the flea races down at the dog pound, and on
Topn Parsons, holder of the flyweight wrestling
the guests came thick and fast, we found it was
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championship
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entertainment to start Floyd Pettibcne, the great crooner, rendered
his version of the Newsboys' Blues Joan Kennell, billed
Safari Queen, showed us her act of charming snakes Lynn
assistant, stood by with a pea shooter just in case of an
as the
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tried to
We had a little disturbance as the quack doctor Paul King
peddle false cures to the guests, but he was finally evicted by our
bouncer Ed Sampson
Everyone stopped and gasped as Bob Auckland sauntered in with his
new wife, Marilyn Monroe, and we heard Wilma Neale remark, nWell, I have
bigger eyesl'
Everyone was surprised as Grant Barnes came in handcuffed and
followed by a policeman we found out that he was convicted of being a
Holmes, the big game hunter, gave his before dinner speech on his Safari
to Africa, we heard a loud cough and B111 White and Elaine Wheeler, the
new owners of the Howdy Doody show rushed in, followed by Janice Strobel
the television 'Dale Evans ,riding double on Jan1ce's Wild Bill'
Palamino was the famous beautician, Phyllis Griffin, now a bleached
blonde Norma Kilbury sits squirming in the corner, she is dying a slow
ieath caused by the effects of lockjay can't talk
Lois Wellington is soliciting members to her Lonely Hearts Club,
famous throughout the world for bringing people together Lois already
has had ten husbands as direct results of the Club Over by the door
I could hear Janice Karr Gossiping with her date Bill B Janice is
head of the Gossip Department of the EVENING TRIBUNE Bill is the new
F B I com unist on HI Led Three Lives Norm Kennell is showing off
speaking ten different languages, he is head interpreter for the United
Nations Irene Phelps, one of the most ndzed members of our Class,
couldn't make it tonight as she was arrested today, charged with stealing
keys out of restaurant doorsll
Well folks, this is your reporter and commentator Nick Shaut,
signing off for the evening after reporting the fabulous and world
renown reunion of the Class of 195h KCome, my ten beautiful secretaries
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We've written this little poem
About the 'Class of 'Sh
We hope you all will miss us
When we are here no more
President of our class, Paul King
Is the guy who has the brain,
But when he hears a real good joke,
He really goes insane
In basketball, he sure is tops,
On the court, he's mighty quick
You couldn't find a nicer gu
Than our one and only nNick
Floyd spends his time on books
He doesn't take to girls,
But there are some who envy him
And his mass of nToni' curls
Tim y is so very quiet
We hardly know he's present
He spends his time a' fishin'
And is always mighty pleasant
Grant is a real good sport
en he's arguing for the Fordn,
Thats really something to see
Now Graham is tall and handsome,
And is also fast as lightning
Whenever he is on the track,
To the other contestants, t'
An Oldsmobile guy is Ed
His love affairs are many
First he has a score of girls,
And then he hasn't any
Next in line comes Bill White
With whom you're all acquainted
When trying to out talk him one
We lost and nearly fainted
Ted Pfaff is the cheerful kind
He ought to be a 'cop
His Dodge is always on the go,
When it isn't on its top!
frightning
day,
Irene is the Editor of our yearbook,
The work was done just fine,
But when it comes to Milt,
She's really keeping time!
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Norma is our engaged girl,
A diamond she is sporting
Welos is the lucky fellow,
Now he need do no more courting
Barbie always has a smile
The friendliest girl in the class
She always makes a new friend,
Before the day is past
Lois is a merry one
Whenever she's about
She brings much laughter to us all
You seldom see her pout
We have a redhead in our midst,
Jo Parsons is her name
At cheerleading she is quite a whiz,
She helps them win the game.
Janice Karr is our working gal,
She really earns the dough
Where she spends the rest of her time,
Nobody seems to know!
Wilma hails from Bishopville
And really has the looks
He'll really be a lucky guy,
Her hair is blonde, her eyes are blue,
and what a smile oh, brother!
Wherever Joyce is, there Graham is too
Guess they must like each other
hlaine Wheeler is the girl
Who is so tall and strong
Her energetic nature
Keeps her in mischief all day long
Little Phyllis Griffin
Steps up next in line
She's really very friendly,
And we all like her fine
Janice Strobel is a darn cute girl,
who lives up on the hill
If you're ever looking for a friend,
She'l1 always fill the bill
Ray Lockwood is the married guy
Who's always late for class
In order to make a living
We find him pumping gas
Looking for a friendly person
Lynn Coller is the boy
But, when it comes to the girls
He really is not so coy
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Charles Griffin is
who is so tall and
If you ever want a
Just pass the word
our farnnr boy,
slim.
favor done,
to him.
Bob Auckland is a romantic fellow
And everybody knows,
when he goes buzzing down the road
It's to Mary's house he goes.
B111 Bridge was a little boy
And then he started growing.
Now he plays on varsity
And helps them make a showing
Norman is the skater
'Round the rink he whirls
He steals the hearts of pretty and plain,
Those with straight hair and curl .
Whenever Tom to Arkport calls
It's to the Kennell 'phone
And who's the girl he's calling'
None other than our Joan!
There's a Holmes boy in our class
Who's known to us as Phil
Whenever asked to help, he says,
" yes, of course I wil "
We Seniors all helped choose him
And we couldn't have been wiser,
when we elected Mr Edgar
for our Senior Class Advisor
This ends the rhyme about our class
To posterity we hereby give it
We only wish we could start over,
Once more to enjoy and to live it
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Bob Auckland
Graham Barnes
Grant Barnes
Bill Bridge
Lynn Coller
Chas Griffin
Squirt
Griffin
Phil Holmes
Joyce Jones
Janice Karr
Norman Kennell
Norma Kilbury
Ray Lockwood
Paul King
Wilma Neale
Jo Pars on
Floyd
Pettibone
Ted Pfaff
Irene Phelps
Ed Sampson
Janice Strobel
Nick Shaut
Tim Timmerman
Lois
Wellington
Elaine
Wheeler
Bill White
Barb Wilkins
HOFOSCOIDC
NOTED FOR
Vieecrecke
Raising
Onions
Looeing the
Troopers
Careful
Driving
Hot Rods
Getting his
Deer
Red Hear
White car
Seriousness
Her Jokes
Parking in
Lover's Lane
Disposition
Laughs
History Marks
Her Shape
Cheering
Silence
Driving
Ability
Wise Remarks
Being Muscle
Bound
Driving
Performance
Being Fast
Quietness
Her gift ef
Gab
Giggling
Cheerleading
Friendliness
WHERE FOUND
78 Main St.
Jones'
Driveway
Burns
In Mercury
Square Dance
Up on the hill
Hornell
In the barn
With Grahal
Stearns'
Flander's
Barn
Library
Gas Station
Washington St
Home
On Main St
Home
Where there's
a girl
with Milt
Dansville
With Bill
South
Dansville
Where Girls
Aren't found
Reddy Hollow
All Over
Lyles Barn
In Fay's Nash
WANTS TO BE
Pilot
In Foreign
Legion
Billionaire
Burlesque
Manager
Farmer
City Slicker
Beautician
Quiz Kid
Mrs Barnes
Nurse
Farmer
Mrs Jones
Truck Driver
Educated
Nurse
Loved by B111
Stenographer
Mechanic
Loved
Potatoe Farmer
18 Years Old
6'7'
Forest Ranger
Secretary
Gym Teacher
Millionaire
S ft 2
PROBABLY HTLL BE
Married with 10
kids
Hen Peoked Husband
Sad Sack the II
Bartender
Truck Driver
Mountain Climber
Owner of Buster
Brown Shop
Billy the Kid II
Another Liberace
T V Repair Women
Assistant
Wet Beck
Old Maid
State Trooper
Undertaker
Marilyn Monroe
the II
Impossible
Driving a
Rolls royce
Bull Fighter
Howdy Doody's
Side Kick
Weakelen
Pe's Hired Man
Bat Boy for
N Y Yankees
Professional
Onion Grower
Ministers Wife
ICBPOUIB
Swab in the Navy
Hopeless case
Joan Kennell Arguments Oakleys' Mrs. Blaight Miss Wight Lab.
bequeath and
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Seniors
Tuniors
Sophomo
Freshmen the ability to get along with the faculty
the ,ood times the Class of 'b4 has had at
the richt to sell buoble gum at noon
res a new wav to initiate rreshmen
r renrer his detention book to Pr Havnes
r Sherner his worl to a pretty new s cretar,
Piss Wight a chemist y class that is interested in it
Kiss mucker her ponv tail!!
hrs krog her hone for a bipper art class
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Pdgar some hing to do during his one free period
Sherry a gentler wav to request silence in study hall
Senmor Class of 1954, being of sound mind and body do hereb
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Haynes a history class that will stav awake durfnp the period
Rose his coaching ability to Richard Smith
Burbick his pretty band uniform to Gary Haynes
Puderbaugh his friendly smile and quiet voice to Prank Bancroft
hrs Kelly her Boston accent to Bill unite
anice Strobel her blushes to Kathryn lennell
Lois Jell'ncton her
Barbara Vilkins her
Paul King h's brain
harl s Criffin tae
gum rs holly
smile to Urannie tries
to Pty r Sick Naxx
rlcht to sleep in class but, not snore -Na4:D
rant Barnes his ord to w'on ver wants tl
raham Barnes his Jov'n abilitj to David Port r
B111 Qrldfe his n' ht lif to anyone w o can stand it
Will Jhite his cough to anlone who can do it
Hob Auckland al smans1'n ability to uPun1 Lawrence
Lan coller I ll 4ust leavel
Tr ne Phelps her black ha'r to Sally A 1 on
ko wa lwlbury her abilit to er,ue to D0113 Kame
Toyce Jones her treasurer's headaches to the next Senior
Janice Karr h r dates to Tune Pfuntner
Dhyllis uriffin her red hair to Sandra rierce
Vilma Yeale her Queen's Crorn to whomever it rits
Jo Uarsons her cheerleading ability to Yaky
laine Jheeler her alto voice to 'ary llen Iarrinvfon
Ray Lockwood his gas statfor Job to Bud Iowe
med Dfaff his pallette and brush to 'ohn Robb1ns
Floyd fettibone h's qxfet voice to Ulaine Yarns
Joar nennell her laugh to Carol Urnhy
Norman Vennell his Hornell rirl friends to Will
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Pick Shaut his Hcharrn to Henry Iulfor t
Pd Sampson leaves 11s muscles to Lloyd Henry
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A Kiss in the Dark
Wish you Were Here
Got A Date With An Angel
Undecided
Hangover Blues
I Wish I Had A Girl
Lazybones
Full Moon and Empty Arms
Keeping Out of Mischief Now
Runnin' Wild
I'm An Old Cowhand
My Old Jalopy's a Cadillac
Give Me A Little Kiss
I Get Ideas
I'm In Love Again
Time After Time
Heartbreaker
Ain't No Gal Got a Brand On Me
I'1l Sall My Ship Alone
One Meatball
Bye Bye Blues
Kiss Me Again Stranger
Let Me Call you Sweetheart
It's All Over But The Memory
Let the Worrybird Worry for You
You're the Cream in my Coffee
Love Somebody
I'm Gonna be Boss from Now On
The Appleblossom Wedding
How Could you Believe Me
Once In a Lifetime
Lovely to Look at
Just One of Those Things
I Wanna Be Evil
You've two timed Me One Time to Often
The Bigga the Figga
Tennesee Wig Walk
Richocet
Candy Lips
Tell Me a Story
Readin' Kinsey's Book
Some Enchanted Evening
Turn Back the Hands of Time
A Shoulder to Neep On
I Don't Care
A Guy is a Guy
That's Nice Don'ta Fight
Down Yonder
There Should be Toys
Smoke Gets in your Eyes
Sound Off
Tell Me Why
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Wilma to her one a
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Lois Jellington
Grant Barnes
Ted Pfaff
Tim Timmerman
Lynn Coller
Phil Holmes
Bill Bridge
Janice Karr
Bill Nhite
Ray Lockwood
Joyce to Graham
In New York City
Jo Parsons
I haven't got my home
work done
Nick Shaut
Mr Edgar
Eloyd Pettibone
Spaghetti Suppers
Graduation
Phyllis Griffin
Barb to Fay
Ela1ne's trip to
Buffalo
Charlie Griffin
Paul to Pat
Bob Auckland
Norma to Delos
Miss Tucker
Left book home, but
have work done
We're Seniors
Clock at 3 27
Forgotten Excuse
Joan Kennell
Ted to Kaky
Mr Haynes
Grace Goodwin
Irene to Milt
Punk Lawrence
Larry Brown
Mr Sherry
Lorraine Maginley
Janice Strobel
Frannie to Grant
Carol Murphy
Nancy Amidon
Joyce to Norma
Boiler Room
Senior Homeroom
Teachers' Rooms
Mr Edgar at play
ractice
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June Pfuntner
Eleanor Tobias, Barbara Glover, Lorraine
Naginley, Ricnard Davis, Larry Brown,
Larry Kane, Ralpn Powe
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President Shell Lawerence
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Jack Mc Graw
James Sherry
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First Row, B
Second Row, M
Third Row,
Jones, B Emo, M Latimer, G Goodwin,
Tuttle, P Wyant, M Harrington, K Kennell,
Roff
Birchard, K Fowe F Dries, B Holmes,
Howe, H Wilkins
Kramer, D Beman, R Griffin, R Holden,
Williams, D Porter, Mr Rose
Mot Photographed, A Dunham, J Robbins,
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Treasurer
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Marv Latimer
Betty Emc
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CLASS OF 1957
Wirst Row, L
Second Row, J
Third Row, R
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Amidon, Miss Wight S Jamison, S Pierce,
Beman, J Norton
Jamison, J Rider, M Osborn, L Kimbel
Young, E Karns, N Aridon, M Norton
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Bgllinggp, D Pierce, R Smith, C Hoff
Sick, G Jellington, D Marks, H Wolforst
Henry, T Good
Linda Jehling
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Linda Haynes
Jane Wight
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Horton, K Libbey, R Falzoi, lr Barnard
Kane, A Ybung, J Falzoi, M Prentice,
Wing, J Kimbel, D Strobel, D lcK1bben
Ebner, R Slocum, M Jbnee
Heffelfinger, R Meyers, C Dunham, M H1
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Teachers Miss Lander and Miss Hubertii
Teachers Mrs Haynes and Mrs Linzy
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First Row, Susanne Brown, ball, Jamison, Grace Goodwin,
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