Brocton High School - La Liberte Yearbook (Brocton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

QL I J A li ,- Q' Ufmwlkxeuv - MJ 15 Wvf Z .I X Q53 Q f 'T'3Po?eQWv 7-OF: 'Tn 555 Dmincug Tb.Gn.e.e.., A Ensg Tflninfsf. ,ZExQr:rLfrc1n, NLW URK I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I fa fifeale' BROCTON CENTRAL SCI-IOGL BROCTON, NEW YORK 1948 0anl'enJ51 Foreword . . . . . Dedication ..... Administration . Activities ..,.., Sports ......... Underclasses .... Seniors ......,. Ads... 3 4 5 13 Z3 35 45 53 IRI ll A, ff XX if 1 ,Vik v5 X Q, ff? f' I X X I ffidlv A Q 1.1 , '., J -san .f 1' ,wffk--, w ,A Q1 cf ill fnlllqi ' With the completion of another year, We present the most cherished souvenirs of Brocton Central School, LA. LIBERTE. Education is not only knowledge of the basic, essential matter but it is also a development of personal integrity and sociability. We have traced the paths familiar to all of us: our classes, activities, and sports - molders of education, personal in- tegrity and sociability. Under the guidance of the administration, We take baby steps so that We may tread firmly on the roads of the world. Three Four MRS. Mll.DRED KERR KUNZ We wish to dedicate this fourth issue of La LIBERTE to Mrs. Mildred Kerr Kunz. There was always an aura of personal interest that we shall never forget when she guided us through the difficulties of our school career. ' ' Many times she encouraged us when the paths of scholarship and sociability were puzzling for our uncertain steps. She set us on the various paths which will bring us to success. tl osaxwlil LLMJ4 eat iw N nf P'-Y 1 15 5 i X i L. .....Lb5VD..... X Qi The administration Worked to full capacity all through the year and gave us the best of everything it had to offer. Besides regular class time the students received extra help in subject matter that Was theirs for a mere re- quest. Their understanding and extra curricular help made the year a most successful one in the pursuit of education and recreation. Five i rqcfmimktlaalian if 9 MR. IIAROLD XV, GOODRICH. 1'1'im'ipul Colby College B. A. University of Pmffalo lid. M.-liducation Qu. S l 'lik K' ' U Nlll ROY fi. llillllllfli. flssl. l,l'll7tilfHll Iguf'I'AlU SUM. 'l'K.MIh.rs MISS IUCN' lVlUSSU, Si'ti1'1'Itll'lf ll. S.-llducation Dunkirk Business Institute University ol llvuflalo C:L'rIillt'.ile Whcule-laeartecl and tireless cooperation from Mr. Goodrich has made learning easier: integrity, the more desirable: sociability, a need. Mr. llopper was omnipresent, it seemed. When a difficulty of any nature arose, he was always ready with a helping hand and an encouraging word. So efficient was i'l.ucy that We hardly realized the vast amount of office work she accomplished to make our road through school more expedient. emu., GRACE FARNHAM Fredonia State Teachers' College District School AIMEE FURMAN Fredonia State Teachers College CELESTINE PILKEY Fredonia State Teachers' College First Grade Kindergarten l if i LAURA FOSTER Fredonia State Teachers' le First Grade ' U III! I. ,fvv+- RUTH McFADDEN Fredonia State Teachers' College Second 'Grade MARTHA WARNER Fredonia State Teachers' College Second Grade ISABEL EMERLING Fredonia State Teachers' College Third Grade FLORENCE MILLS Fredonia State Teachers' College Third Grade Seven X2 bl . N... V, I . yr DORIS HII,l.S Buffalo Slate Teachers College B. S.-Science Sixth Grade .,v lil.l.A Vs'Ol.liBliN ll R,A 'l'ABl.ER , lfourlh G :dc M' e,fonl Slate 'l'e.1cl1ers' College M A R ION C R OW li Fredonia Stale 'l'e.1cl1ers' College lfilrlh Crude ANNi'Xl3l2l.l,l5 MQMAHON l lfredonia Stale Teachers' Colleffe lfiiih Crude CHARl.Ol4'l'l2 PRUNER A E lfredonin State Teachers' College l 3 ' ljtillffh Gug- T,. Q , ..,,.l 1 S v M0 9' . X. X-P, ' 4-of Fredonia Smle Teachers' College Sixih Crude RUBY l'rRlifXDS Fredonia SIJIC Teachers' College Junior lliqh lfnulish VlOl.li'l' JONES l -'N ' 7lf:f.4A4-64 Ifredonin Slate 'llx'ACl'lCl'3' College Junior High ilfltllh.. English SUE 'l'U'l I'I.E Buffalo Slate Teachers' College English, Sofia! Sficme ' x 0 VWQJMLQ u Q Eight S .JW , 'fl ' s o-if . , 1 . .la e i wr College r I ozi I 'ci I 0 f l L l.OUIS VAIONE ....,...-....-H.--w,,,. .. ..,....-,.....s .......-,..,,..- .... ... Canisius College B, S.7Scicncc Science FRANCES I-IARMON Syracuse University Art ETHEI. JOHNSTON Fredonia Stare Teachers' College Music l 5 W l JAMES BAROSS l Fredonia State Teachers' W7 W B. S.--Education A Band y 6,01 Q P 1 '-s' . J: of JEAN SCHANBACHER Mercyhurst College B S,-Commercial Education 5 . Commercial FRANCES NICHOLS Buffalo State Teachers' College B. S.-Home Economics Home Economics ANTHONY JOY Cornell University B, S .--Agricultu ral Education .-..-...... .-.4:J4.,.,, Agriculture DARWIN BREADS Oswego State Teachers' College Industrial Art VINCENT BENJAMIN American College of Physical Education Physical Education ' JANET RUSSEI.I. DUNHAM Madison College W- B, S.-Education i ' Physical Education ' I Ziff, Jig, ,SL :,..,- '7u' - 14---V v -- v-'v-- vi S l . . rl., .E 3 ' ': ' V' -' K frr 1 . l IZDITI I POCOCK XVl1t'.1lon College B. XX. Snrinl Studies 1.u1rr1-1 r't'nt h l.lNlJA ACl0S'lllNlfl.l,l D'YouVille College B. A.-flinglish English Mlllllilill IQIZRR KUNZ XVrst m i nsler College B. S.-M.1tl1em.1ti-is Mufht-mul1t's M 5' 553414 ,..b CARI. PASINI Miami University B. S.fIEduc.1tiun Social Sludies MIXRCIARIVIQ GARDINER University of liuffalo School Nurse GENEVIEVIE LERCH Rochester Dental Dispen sary Srhfml Denial HLlllll'Hl.YI 3 - Mt-yt-f M L-,1, orinl Hospital Qu 53 nn Q . V339 xt 'W - ,rx Q., - 'S . . fkf A-vs:-Q! vs- , I' .1-fl..-J - I Ng u- fd' o V 777 Ten Cy '.-f rn., !4-N.f'.,.fs- LJ 1 b ' I . CJ '- 1-A . 1 .7 Comely members .t rest: M. Ga di er, l. ljmerling, Cf. Pruner, J. Pmarossiclarinet virtuoso. . . Ready smile. ready help from G. Krauth . . . S. Tuttle and A. McMahon in Z1 pause that refreshes. ll ' 7.14 -Wall that Scfzaol Bama! The difficult task of planning and directing the complex inner workf ings of our school system is capably handled by our School Board. Their deep consideration and efficient operation have made our journey through school easier and more desirable. SHARP, MUNSON, ROSSITFR. CYCONNOR. SHU'l'TI,EWORTH, HARMON, Eleven O ui Ui gt B A: 3 Twelve arkdenance CAFETERIA A sound and healthy body houses .1 sound and healthy mind, Therefore, a well-b.1lanced meal is .1 necessity. Ma Jones and her able assistants serve nutri tious lunches in a clean and bright cafeteria. The cafeteria is always .1 welcome stop on our school- day path. .19 CUSTODIANS V, ln the capable hands off 'our school's custodians is placed the duty of making our daily environ' ment pleasant. clean, .1nd healthful. Their tireless efforts have kept tl1e grounds and buildings of our Alma Mater in suitable condition to influence us to he more neat and careful as We prepare to follow the path outward into the world, 3 1 BUS DRIVERS Punctual, Competent, Cheerful? 'llhree cheers for our bus drivers. Inclement and unseasonable weather, the prophets may predict but our drivers will always find tl1e ways. They are as constant as the dawn and pick us up at highroads and by-roads that we travel to our main road, School! u v J..-A A 1 xg, if! ww xx .' S B thx , LIN le X - 1 in LL.. s -Q fr? XEMQTW W X All Work and no playH'1akesJack'a dull boy may be hackneyed but it is true. The students devoted hours in driving lessons, which although was a regular class was regarded more as pleasure than Work. In the various activities, the students not only relaxed but they played with a purpose. All of the play periods helped them in some form or other to develop sociability. 'ia X l 1 5 W fl Thirteen ROW l-Hall, Kurtz, Rossiter, Kozlowski, Williams, Serafin, Reiman, Thomas, Fisher, Miller, Woodcock Boyland Raun. Craig, Powell. Dean. Montfort, McCloskey. ROW Z--Habich. l.us, Johnson, A.. Spinuzza, Pick, Mac Kenzie, Palillo, Brown, G., Dolce, Buzzanco Cipillino ROXV 'S--Brown, lf., Gligora, Pulci, Johnson, l... Smith, Franklin. Fourteen W Sie!! ALAN RAUN Etflllfll'-1-77-fTf7ft'f TED KURTZ , . , ..., Literary Editor l.UEl.l.A JOHNSON ,. Photography Editor ERNEST BROXVN , ..,,,,. .. Art Editor .IACQUELINE SMITH . .. ,A JIEAN SCHANBACHER. LINDA AGOSTlNl5l.I,l . Advisors 15LlS1'f'Il'SS Mzlnager The '48 La l-iberte staff, as in previous years has done its utmost to put between two covers all those memories that only school can provide. The staff has worked diligently to make this edition a treasury of those un- forgettable days. Your class. your club, your friends are all combined in this book through the untiring efforts of the different staffs and their able advisors Miss Schanbacher and Miss Agostinelli. Yfeaadaok 14 WMA Shirley, Joanne. Betty selecting the most representative pix . . . l.c- ona Wolcben accomplishing the necessary writin '... High finances don't bother Joan or Genevieve . . . Ernie. the artist. at work . . . The Minute Men of the yearbook Miss Schnnbacher. Alan. Luelln. Miss Agostinelli. Jacky. Ernie and Ted . . .Not an instrument of tor- ture-one of reproduction for Rachel and Billie. rfr- Fifteen ROW l--Thomas, Monfort M., Rulkowski J., Woodcock Cfcznstock. l.11s. Dolce. Colt. Sixteen ROW Z-Boyland, Hall B., Saflord. Miller, Tubbs, Delcamp Palillo. Hall B.. Tranklin. Smith, Cappellino Broun Dean. Rutkowslii li., lferry, Powell, Serlin. Bullclag Baakea Slaff This year, the school paper tried to cover all the classes. It was run on the basis of guest editors and feature Writers which gave all potential journalists an opportunity to see the genius of a prolific pen in print. Perhaps the favorite edition was the last which was a memento for the Seniors especially. In this issue were written the many functions of Seniors. efzemidhq 0 ul .IOAN KEHRLI . . l'1'esitImt lffXRl, l,OCKXVOOD Vue l'1'es1'tlt'n1 Cil2NlfVlliVlZ VRANIQI IN -Sl'll't'l1lI'1f l.aVl2RNlf HORNISURG 'li:'er1su1'.'r MR. VALONE , , . flrltwfwr Having taught in Brazil, Mr. Valone, had many interesting stories, explaining chemistry in different countries. The Club took a trip to the filtration plant and watched the process of purifying water. Only through the understanding of scientific processes. can they hope to make these processes beneficial instead of harmful. Education is necess- ary if we are to have constructive innovations. Kehrli, Rnun, Kurtv. Zanghi, Franklin, Brown. Hornburg, Dikeman, Fisher, Lockwood, Haywood. Goodrich, Valone, Seventeen Eighteen ROV' l-Nichols, Smith, Rutkowski. Borello, Gruhh, Abell. ROW Z---Kurzl. Gorka. Riforgiat, Delcamp, Dolce. Kawski. Bwhdm Glad TED KURT! . . . Presirlvnl JERRY SMl'l'lI Sc-i'1'4'lurif VIll'l'tIXllI't 1' This may be leap year but those wide awake, ambitious, B. C. S, boys aren't taking any chances. Displaying unusual culinary ability and equal skill with an iron or vacuum cleaner, they have developed into capable bachelors. Miss Nichols' patience and understanding has done much to pro- mote the efficiency of the group. Besides cooking for themselves, they have entertained different groups and proved to be gracious hosts, an advanced step to sociability. auiaae gafzmmfi of rqmeaica FRANK PARELLA ,.., President FRANKLIN RAYNOR Vice President ROBERT KAWSKI , Svcrelary ROBERT ESSEX lVulCh Dog RALPH INGHAM , Treasurer ARDEN JOHNSON , Reporler MR. JOY ....,.. . . Advisor 'r This year our F. E. A. has been working diligently at many projects. Every year they put on an exhibition at the County Fair. This year they exhibited tomatoes, poultry, and so forth. Last year, the E. E. A. won first prize for a tomato display. They are striving to do the same again. A paper drive to earn money for club jackets has been one of their largest projects this year. This has taught them how necessary whole- hearted co-operation is to make things successful. ROW l-Johnson J., Shreve. Wert, Skelly, Thompson, Cramer, Corell, Gorka, Carter, Essex, DeLand, Rutkowski. ROXV Z-Breads, Parella, Joy, Ingham, Raynor, Gilgora, Johnson A.. Palillo, Chapman, l K.-.,,55f' Q. ' ' . My li 'ff - ,J Nineteen , V.. . -, X . , x ROW l-Ferry, Raun P.. Richards. Sunday, Robleski. Mason. Tubbs. Rossiter K., Rossiter M., Miller, Johnson I. Suppo ROW 2-Franklin, Cappellino. Navey, Raun D., Abell. Bogue, Habich, Raun A.. Monfort. Smith J., Smith M Horn burg. Johnston. ROW 3-Hall Cave. Hcheison. Kreger. Dikemnn, Brown, Gustafson, DeLand, Thompson, Wolnik. Twenty glee ezaa At numerous functions our talented glee club gave worthy renditions under the most capable leadership of Mrs. Johnston. The Club entertained P. T. A. in a Christmas pageant with 'Twas The Night Before'Christ- mas in the inimitable style of Fred Waring. This and their many assem- bly programs showed the results of hard practice, good direction, and great talent. There were a number of new members in our Culee Club this year, who did a fine job of contributing their musical talents to this organization. Semin am! uniaa Galle! The Senior Octet has en hanced assembly programs on various occasions. Thi- boys have also made rec ords which will go down in the annals of line music. XVhat is a better path toward sociahility than harmonyi Their accom panist Betty Miller agrees with us. ij ROXV lgllarella, Hahich. Kurty. Brown. Baross, Raun D., Raun A., Dikeman, Miller. Higgs. Brown. Deland. Baross. Montfort. Bogue. Barry. Miller. unioa Gaia! Sometimes changing voices alter the written music. but undaunted, the boys give lilting arias, and spir ituals. They aspire to the Senior Octet under the capable direction of Mr. Baross and the perfect accompaniment of Betty Miller. Twenty om w 7'A, 'f WCA- -its it Q,'h3l ,VW t' il l M P D JROW l-llill, Pope. Spoto, Goodrich, Green, Cappellino, Blodgctt. Harvey. Lee. Raynor, Johnson, Abell Raun A A X llarvey, Keith. Allen. Benjamin, Kurtz, Raun D.. Montfort. 1 ROVJ 2-lit-rry ll., Reese, lierry V., Reimann, Pmaross. Barry, Pnaurenfreund. Cave. Dikeman G.. Dikcman R 'ihnp 3 llopper. ' X, . Twenty-two Banc! The B. C. S. band, by far the most outstanding example of improve' ment in our school, has blazed new music trails. Through magnificent co- operation and exhausting efforts of the members and its leader, the band has secured beautiful green and black uniforms. These fine uniforms added greatly to the brilliant brand of music provided by this commendable ag- gregation. The fine showing made by the band's marching formation and concerts are further proof of its talent and ambition. March eighth. the band performd at a P. T. A. meeting and played some numbers which they had diligently practiced for a music festival in Fredonia. A varied program which entertained a gratifying number of people proved a great drawing card in the Fredonia State Teachers' College Music Festival. April twentyfsecond of which the band was a part. f Y W 5 ff-li Lx ea g are ibiii A school path we are loathe to leave is the sports path. The indi- vidual teams gain invaluable experience in sportsmanship and cooperation: the whole student body is closely knit in a spirit of oneness. Our teams may lose a victory in competitive sports, but they win undisputed victories in personal integrity and carry that trophy to many roads of life. Twenty-rhr K' W. ,, W' 'M 'sb ff 1,1 P Q ,,,,..,A, ' W Q, Q f 5 L X if ,Q v:,,.w-as K f LL kk : E S , Q f 4' 1 , ,.,. 4 M 4, Y A 's . 1 , '59 2 b f is 4. my wi.. . f, ,- wf 'ii ,2 4 ', Q43 L . N? 5 ,Q 4 lg, P be f 4 my Q I A 9 9 'ii-f ' ' 5 X , J 4 L ' Y i x X S QQ fi Q 1 X 2 , S X Q w Q S X :H 'X 9 'N ' - -sf-sw . Nm, , ' ...,:., :' .f Q .. ui 6 v . ws: x X R if X x ,:- N K X Ni-is 35-:. ef - 1 Q , X K: A ' xx- Sf im . X :Ax xx Q, . 5 -, L5 4 Q- f. K N 3 iw? . M ,,,.x A ,. 6? BROCTON l 2 .... ..,.,, B EMUS O BROCTON l 6 FORESTVILLE 13 BROCTON 26 .. . . CASSADAGA Z1 BROCTON '50 , .... PANAMA 6 BROCTON 0 , MAYVILLE 24 BROCTON l Z . SHERMAN 19 The football Bulldogs turned in another creditable season by gaining a tie for the County Class B title, only to lose, again, the county crown by a single touchdown. We will remember this team for its outstanding cooperation and the keen desire to play hard, but clean, which gained for them a reputation of being one of the finest teams in the county. The J. V. players also had rigorous training and several games in their pre-varsity years under the energetic coaching of Mr. Pasini. y. M. ROW l-Craig. Cave, Gilbert. Brown, Higgs, Johnson. Manz ROW 2-Deland, Trost. Pasini, Delong. Gorka, Reynolds. ,' Twenty-Eve 1 ,L , , Y if HV Z 5 ix avg Q jf 5 -. YW I 3 in V Wye 4jfEjf'wi5' NA 'M 3 QUCTO , 1 f' ., , x , ' 4 ,qfqyff uf' If . -- ,f ' ' ' , ' I 1 VV! ,V J k. ,' .,'- 4 . 3 f'fT'x!!. fflfffff 'Z ' ff aff' ' 1 gf, wan' E 2 5 Q 41 A lwwm 'xr 5 a , 9? , PR ss if x - Q if Q , Q, Af 5 LX , if ' .:.,,, m ef 1. 1,.A D iw ' if . '4 Q , Y .K Q5 K I ,.1, Q X -I5 sur .A,.G. X gl. . bklb :ZL QQXMSBK Z X f UA Q f ' A, , f W A ., ,, f , I E 1 ' Q 60, A1 Y 5 I . .' J .I 533 1 9, if f , Q A ? f Y K ' W ' Q i HQ., z ' 'A x A g . ,.-:' Vqbb 9.2 Q' -1 - ' 2 W 1 ,.-f ' - X i ss 1 N.. A r - ,. Xa: 5 , fb B BROCTON 38 , . SHERMAN 48 BROCTON BROCTON 58 ,,....,. RIPLEY 8 BROCTON BROCTON 37 . . CHERRY CREEK 24 BROCTON BROCTON 36 ,, .. SO. DAYTON 29 BROCTON BROCTON 44 . UCASSADAGA Z3 BROCTON BROCTON 43 , .. DUNKIRK IND. 30 BROCTON BROCTON 49 . ,, FORESTVILLE BROCTON BROCTON Z0 . CHERRY CREEK 34 16 BEMUS POINT SO. DAYTON , CASSADAGA BEMUS POINT DUNKIRK IND. ITORESTVILLE . WESTFIELD The fine team of basketeering Bulldogs that represented B. C. S. for the 47-48 season will noylge forgotten easily as We travel on the paths of life. Thi ' h-scorin 'am compiled a record unequaled in the history of h 2? t els K I, J, I t th gf es and practice, all the boys showed a moral sense that will e lauded rou h life. J e baby Bulldogs also Won and lost their games in good spirit unde J th supervision of Mr. Pasini. 5 , s ll rl f 5 l J 1' JA ' 'JAROW l--Reynolds. Cave. ROW 2-Riforgiat, Dolce, Wolnik, Pasini, Raynor, Essex, Smith. ROW 3-Dikeman, Kawski, Ingham, Montfort, Raun, Parella. I BROS I g Lev' Twenty-seven Twenty-eight lilies ,Q we ROW l ROW Z--Craig, Cramer ROW 3-Grubb. Breads, Parks. 4 B Q R- Haywood, VJilmarth. Gorka, Chapman, Pasini. Riforgiat, Johnson J. The Freshman basketball team was comprised of an enthusiastic, ag gressive group of freshman boys who Work d f torious in only two of ei ht amp . V' e or victory but emerged vic g g cs ictory is not essential to have educa tion, personal integrity, and sociability. Under Mr. Pasini's coaching they learned all three. K lffajoaeffed This year saw the band being led by Gene- vieve Franklin, Gladys Thompson, and Joan Kozlowski. Despite the many butterflies in their stomachs and the attacks of stage fright, they managed to pull themselves together and twirled at all the home games, The girls participated with beginners at an exhibition on April 22. , p y K ' X V 4 VX! Y X J x Gheea .Zeacfeu Marilyn Rossiter, Betty Miller. June Thomas, and Jacky Smith! Spanking, new, green uniforms graced our cheerleaders as their untiring efforts united our voices in cheer. The girls led us in rousing manifesta- tion of school spirit during football and basketball season. Our boys surely felt how sincerely the spectators wished them success in their games, Sang .feacfmfi Our Alma Mater and other school songs floated on air as Luella Johnson and Donna Deland encouraged us with smiles and graceful leading. The audiences always felt immeasureable pleasure ,as the voices rose as one venting their feeling in the medium of songf , A We Q ii 522 ff if pf -Q.. ,f 33 ' ! Q was ff -ff' zf x', V ,.,, emi!! if 'ff Twenty-nine isfwclflrrf Qgcro ow 067' Thirty f nero RONV l-Craig, Cave, Reynolds, ll' ROVJ Z--Benjamin, Johnson, Sandberg. Hahich. MacDonald, Gorka, Delcamp, ROXV 'S-Palillo, llouse. Dolce. Dikeman, Zanghi. Smith. l.us. Pali After a very successful football and basketball season, we are looking forward to equal performances of the volley ball team. This year the tournament is to be held in Dunkirk High School, April 10th and it promises to be a test of skill and endurance during which the Bulldogs should prove tops! B As our book is being published, baseball is well under Way. With a number of veterans on the team's roster and a few promising rookies, Coach Benjamin is looking forward to a successful season, ROW l-Wolnik, Dikeman, Habich. MacDonald, Sandberg, Delcamp, ROW 2-Lus. Kurtz, Benjamin, Dolce, House. 1 my W sssawwssoz, f - E 4 3 . 306705 ggcro aiwfioi 5 600 'll i Magi Thirty-one H ag gif . Thirty-two Banya' I The intramurals, again this year, was the center of attraction on Thursdays dur- ing the activity period. The intramurals give boys, who are not out for sports, the occasion to play the different games. In this way, all the boys practice co-operation the key to individual and group harmony in all Walks of life. Ready: aim, fire! Alan Thomas, Bud Smith, on guard in picture one . . . Two basketball captains, Sleepy Rutkowski and Ben Gligora at work in the center pic- ture. . . ln the bottom picture one bat plus one ball equals fun for Jimmy Higgs and Harold Schrader. qw' 9 All girls participate in the many active sports: such as basketball, volley ball, shuffle board and soft ball. Our basket- ball teams headed by June Thomas, Sally Lynch, Wanda Shaffer and Shirley Pow- ell played several elimination games with June Thomas leading the final victors. Learning to play together will teach us to Work together on our selected roads more easily. Gladys and Helen s-t-r-e-t-c-h them . . . come, come Marilyn! Are you doubting Joan's bullseye? . . .Dares the opposite team play back the ball under the eagle eyes of Marilyn and Connie? wr. M fn!-1, ,fav s iy G' p 'J 1 Y I 2. 'p in J ir fy af' P A 1 ' , H .A . ,J N gf if 1 ,' ,. P ., 'A' w ye f A if us' y ,i1- fJ'e' if 4 1' . e 'I'hir gr 6 ty-three Gauqlu' Ay the Gamma .lime Rilorgiat and John Gilbert ca- vorting about the court . . .Rising to the occasion - Donna . . . Ted and Mac show how the varsity does it . . . George and Dick make unusual weights for Arden . ., Standing spectators. . . Guard, lfor water paillg lfnd tof bench! Andy and Alan at practice. ,. Christmas spirit looking out . .. Big instrument! Ulrich, big buy! lihirty- lour Em? S r JE D etc? There were logical and chronological separations, of course, but the various classes were more often regarded as one student body. Vari- ous classes held individual and combined activities throughout the year and presented assembly programs for the high school. Working and playing together in this manner taught them the value of character- development which will prove a boon in all walks of life. Thirty-five 'S 5, - W .,,..,.W.,,..,, iv A G' ,, 2 ROVJ I-lferguson Serann. Raynor. Ransom, Hamilton, Skelly, Harvey. l.ee. Michalski, Saunders. Johnson. lloward Ci, ROXV Z-Rolwleski. Charles, Murphy. Barrera, Knoll, Roach, Sharp. Putman, ROW 'S-llorello, Craig, Vwlinchell, Gregory, Ransom C.. Briggs, Slrader. Clorka, Gilmore. Rivelli. Spinuzla. ROW -'lv--'l'l'1on1.1s, Damon M.. Kchrli. lngham. Jolson. Me llralnie. Schrader. Vv'oods. XVerl, Brown. Blodgell, ' H Pulci. Graziano. Reese, Manzella. Dikeman. Howard. Utcgg, Wolnik. Boyland. Deacon. Allen. lfuller. Burgess, Crowell. Berg. Crooks, Damon ill Miller, Honaker, Reiman. Johnson E.. Hemingcr. Cave. Dixon. Morrison, De Golier B., Thompson, Travis. Ei . gwwffff Quik r Breads. Cave, Gorlm. Mamella. Crowe, Reese, Jones. lihirry six ff' sv ' ff il 7A OFFICERS JOAN OORKA President HOWARD CROWlZl.l. Vin' Presidenl REX CAVE Sr'freIary RUBY BRIEADS Advisor 7B OFFICERS DORIS MANZlEl.l.A ' . ,, President RICHARD RFFSII Vice President Al.l.AN 'rHoMAs , .sr-f-fwfr, vioim' .lowes f Advisor f 1 4 B W ' ' I iw f' SA OFFICERS DARLENE GREEN , , Pgsidliyl HQVJARD FERRY . Vive Prerhlefvl IRVING Del- ND . . 7TYt l1Sl1I'PI' swf Turri . . . F4 Advisor 'Y Q 8B OFFICERS 0 DORIS SCI-IRADER . , . , , . President WII-BER SHAFFER , . . . . Vire President MARLENE RINGER , , . . . . Secretary JOE PALLILO . , ,,... , . I FLORENCE EMERLING , . , 'W . . Treasizrcfr . Advisor 'G' 7 4 K, ' T N3 ROXV l-4'I'uttle, Ferry, Green. Emerling, Schrader. NN if ROKV l7XVringer, DeI.nnd, Schaffer, Pallilo. , , ,Z 1. . Q! ...JF I , l. e 4 J i fi W' U f, f: f? If gp 'M -rms rj 4 --'da ROW I-Cramer, Brown J.. Ferry H., Cappellino P., Spoto, Lee, MacFadden, F een, Schaffez awski'f'Cekalskc, I fl Aynardi. Putman. Franklin, DeLand. - J B 5 2-Reimzxn S., Scaccia, Ferry B., Favro. Delcamp, fiiijhrador. allilo, Craig, Vlhitehill, Reynolds, Vullo, Cap- Ipiqlino, Higgs. Hough D., Miller, Fitch, Briggs, Pulci, Seavy, Saunders. nf f,yROXV 3--Einfcldt, Wert. Rosso, Barry J.. Franskowiak, K'eith, Robson, Brown. Navey, DeLong, DeGolier, Fra7'ta,4 , .1 E, Qlrnuh M., Bennett. Barry G., MacKenzie I., Mackenzie S., Sngxith R., Rgingcr, Morse, 63 F ff, f' I 2,1 Q., '. O A ex Thirty-seven 'R v ' Y ROW l--Mason. Sunday, Johnson, Harvey, Turner, Riforgiat. Hcbcison, Hill. ROW 2-Wert, Skeely. Carter. Miller, Pope, Hill, Cramer, Howard, Johnson J.. Richards. Brown B., ROW 3-Iferguson, Charles. Blodgett, Gilbert. Knoll. Rob Knight R., Murphy. Corell, I.ynch, Breads. Gorka, Brown. I'hirty-eight wwf? D 's Qll, Raun, Smith .. Iall ff Cave, XVilm. h, Suppo Shreve. Trost, Harvey, Parka, I.onda 62 KENNETH BROWN . President JACK TROST , , . , , , , Vice Presrdrnl RICHARD CRUBB ,,.,,.,..,.. ,,,.,, , Secretary TED CHAPMAN ...,. ,....,.......,.,.. , . , Treasurer FRANCES NICHOLS, VINCENT BENJAMIN . . . . Arlvisors Initiation day to a freshman was like taking the blindfold from him. The thrill of joining the big boys and girls was slightly altered by their wearing baggy, disarranged clothes and weird markings on their faces. A day of their being slaves of Seniors ended in their being guests at a dance. I They enjoyed the new privilege of selling name stickers and the prospect of their first dance was thrilling. This dance was set in the theme of Turkey Strutters' Ball and everyone had a memorable time. At our annual Christmas party, a representative group put on a small entertainment for the school. In the spring, the freshmen gave their last social event, The Freshmen Frolicf' As the year progressed, the class grew familiar with the ways of high school life. I Ji' C 1, f lj' D L V' M n. .J P ' 4 3 'J if fbi! ful MM' f A uf J, , If lf BL 'L' Vw L mia! J li! bfi . fif , V -fl . M' U' ,' ,,,,' f' 7 ,ff Lf J , ' ' f' I i ' I ' 'J 'lr A , ' ff M 1 1 I Ji ft- , , . K ' , 1 ' 1 ffff uwlawi 4 Mary Lou Mason searching for the fountain of knowledge . . . A fresh- man at the mercy of seniors. . . Ronald and Bud in the den of learn- ing . . . Pride of the art department, Dolly . . . Torture en masse . . ..l. Trost, T. Chapman. Mr. Benja- min, Ken Brown, R. Grubb. Miss Nichols-oarsmen for the class.- 1 'e r 'X l I l -S Y 4- + l V 1 1 l i 1 1 i 1 1 Thirty-nine vu,-N Yu Q ,Q 'is -Wy X- , li ' uf V Q W l l s -Q llxrx j f ROW l-Locey, Johnson B.. Bogue, Wolnik, DeLand F., Robson, Abell, Rutkowski, Lus, Colt, Raynor,, Frans- kowiak, Bauernfreund. Kreger N., Essex. ROW 2-Gustafson, Deering, Charles, Delcamp J., Comstock. O'Connor. Johnson B.. Dclcamp R.. Sandberg. Gorka. Palillo, Hopper, Spinuzza, Ratto, Shaffer, DeLand. Rossiter, ROW 3-Safford. Borello. Thompson. Montfort, Smith, Kreger E., Cekalske, Goodwill. Lanz W.. Docker. Puma MacKenzie, Hill, Docker, Ferry. Lee, Tubbs, Kane. S ,WW ' PAUL SANDBERG ., .. President :J JACOB PALILLO ,. vm, Pfmfzt-nf x, TED GORKA .,..,., ,...,.,......... . . . Secretary 3 1 u, JOANNE DELCAMP . . . , . ..r. .,...,.,.. ,.,, T f ,wafer XL , .JANET RUSSELL DUNHAM, ROY HOPPER .. .. Advisors ' 'X Xp ij In a whirlwind of selling, the Sophomores began their second year. I' N 5' ,, They had a very successful start, by selling pencils with the basketball , i , tfschedule printed on them. J Wx Their next event was a aper drive with the results turnin out 3 S X l P g 4, ,.., financially favorable. 'K l up ' The Opposite Dance was the first dance of their Sophomore year. Q I T This dance was quite different from any others held and resulted in an l c X f R enjoyable time for all. ,Q N 3 ,. Several of the members participated in a Christmas Pageant pre- ' fl . d at P. T. A. N X Q .sente T U - They also held a May Dance which many students commented sl . . was an evenm of fun and frol-ic. .3 4 g f ' iz The Sophomores felt that their second year of high school life was .5 .' J a hu e success, financiall and sociall . J , 'K S Y Y Forty J I Jr Y, I A V1 1 ', 7 L MJ! is e U Hifi ,ww- ,N Sm Curtain call for Joanne, Jake, Ted. Beczcr. Mrs. Janet Russell Dunham. Mr. Hopper. . . Beverly construct- ing in math class. . . 'Nuf room, Ulrich? . . . Is Anita asking Rod' . . .Marilyn and Andy. . .Dora checks as Joan takes a ticket from l.orrainc , . . A potential cabinet maker is Tony. xt-,rf-w , l l 1 4 I l l A l Forty-one ROXV lYCraig, Raun, Dean. Parrella, liranklin, Smith, Kawski, Bu77anco. Smith. Boyland. ROXX' Z-Goodrich Pulci. Brown, l.awson. Hahich. Haywood, Hall. Ko7lowski. Woodcock. ROW 'S-Thompson. Dolce, Kurt7. Riforgiat. Johnson, Spinuz7a. Dikeman. Ingham, Montfon. ll J Y' ul ra' 4 ' ,ifl . , dv: 0 VI WM i . fi' . P f 1 J . Trio Kuizrz . , ,.., l'rvsidt-nz . JJ f , Jff .IACQUl3l.lNE sMiTH , im President e A, ,',f' ff ,- immriss iifwwooo , ..l,,. .. sr-fa-tary Jr ' , , 1 J -I , RICHARD DIKEMAN . ,,,,...,.,,,.. . . . '1'miwf.,f 1 ,f fr f JEAN scgHANE-AQHER, JAMES BARoss ,.l.....l Advisors f '- I . , f ' , J I l'orty two Buy a Booster Pinn? the Juniors asked, as they started out their third year of high school. Everyone seemed to pull together in this class and everything they did was a success. Putting on a Spaghetti Supper and selling school hats were a chal- lenge, but the Juniors made the best of them. At the first home basket- ball game, the Juniors held a nickel dance, the one and only of its kind this year. At Christmas time they sold cards to the students and com- munity. On St. Valentines day they held an informal dance, with George Cireen's orchestra, which was a great success. The Junior Prom, a tradition of all Junior classes, was held early in the spring. It provided inspiring moments, in a background of soft lights, music and the romantic air of formal gowns. Everyone who attended holds memories of its serene beauty. The climax for the Junior year was the partaking in the Junior- Senior Carnival. lt was carried out with all the frills and frolics of a real carnival and, with its termination. the Junior Class ended its eventful year. 5 y T1 auial I Swede-Sizing up the situation . . . Whether at Work or play, Jacky always has a smilel...Pat and Monty - The Dolly Sisters... XVhat's this George? Putting your air castles on paper? . . . Sittin' pretty: paintin' pretty-Frances . . , The Thinker, alias Rangey... Competent officers and ellicient acl- visors-Richard Dikeman, Harless Haywood. Miss Schanbacher. Jacky Smith, Mr. Baross, Ted Kurtz. Forty-three ,4 ww W-uf Chefs: Andy, Jerry. and Bill , . . Esther has to reach up. . , Exchanging news and views. . . Mrs. Breads shows 'em how ...lVlollie, Gladys and Marilyn laughing at lunch. . .Do you understand the experiment, llar- lcssr' Richard seems to . , . tal Agp Forty'four ,jim A NW 'Q Q2 g Seskwlil Having traveled over various courses, the Seniors reached their ultimate goal, graduation. For twelve years they had studied, learned and relaxed with a definite purpose in mind. For those who wished to continue school, the background of essential subjects was attained: for those who desired to work, practical experience in ,school was com- pleted. Armed with knowledge, strengthened by personal integrity and practiced in sociability, the seniors set out on their various paths of life. Forty-ive Forty-six Glafu As Freshmen, the class of '48 started their high school career with great enthusiasm. For them it was to be the most important phase in their life. Under the supervision of Mrs. Carl Stowell and led by their officers, Pat Schlicker as president: Marilyn Silver as vice president: Frank Nichols as secretary and Ray House as treasurer, they sponsored their first dance which turned out to be a great success, fitting for the class of '48. Their second year as Sophomores was just as successful as the first year. They sponsored dances, assemblies, and a bond drive under the able leadership of D. Breads and Mrs. Janet Russell Dunham as advisors: Roger Cureen, as president: Patricia Schlicker, as vice presidnt: June Thomas, as secretary: and Josephine Lus as treasurer. In their Junior year, they began in earnest the job of raising money for their senior trip. By sponsoring a Barn Dance and combining forces with the Seniors, they helped put over an exciting Junior-Senior Carnival which was enjoyed by all who attended. The Junior Prom was the high- light of the year. With a beautifully decorated gymnasium, they held a dance that was long remembered. Their class officers were as follows: Russell Zanghi as president, Alan Raun as vice president, Luella Johnson as secretary, and June Thomas as treasurer: Linda Agostinelli and Ken- neth Fenton were their advisors. Their fourth and final year as Seniors was their most diligent year. Under the supervision of Mr. Carl D. Pasini and Mrs. Mildred Kerr Kunz and with their officers-President, Alan Raun: vice president, James Rut- kowski: secretary, Luella Johnson and treasurer, June Thomas, the class sponsored a record-breaking magazine drive, a Leap Year Dance, a Fresh- man Initiation Dance, the Junior-Senior Carnival, and the Senior Play, BOLTS AND NUTS, which was the highlight of the year. In June, they will take a well earned trip and end their four years of successful working and learning together, IV 3 Z. ,lf 3 ' ul Dye JJ ew! cf f ,. k J I V17 Ml lpffllb , I 'le I v 7' i anflfi T Abit 7 l V L 1 WL' I f W 1 WK , 0 aaa GMAWL4 ALAN RAUN JAMES RUTKOWSKI UAV, Band Man Sleepy Band 1, 2, 3,41 one Club 2, 2,41 Dlmkffk Bound Barker Staff 2, 3, Editor 3: Year' Barker Staff 3, 4: EEA. 4: Year- book Stalf 3.4, Editor 4: Boys' book Staff 4: Intramurals l,2,3, Chorus 4: Chemistry Club 4: Class 4: Bachelors' Club 4: Class Vice Vice President 3: Class President 4. President 4. BI f as 5: ..,-' iii., LUELLA JOHNSON 'iLittle Lu Mission Acfomplishedn Glee Club l, 2, 3,41 Barker Staff 2. 3: Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Pho- tography Editor 43 Song Leader 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3: Class Secretary 3,4. JUNE THOMAS June An Active Atom Glee Club Z: Cheer Leader 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 3,43 Barker Staff 2, 3,41 Camera Club 23 Dramatic Club 2: Class Officer 2, 3, 4. at slide C rr M ,J Vs. 'N A? 3 Forty-seven geniafz IfRNIiS'I' BROXVN Brownie C.'IvU4'r Artis! Football 4: Glee Club 4: Barker Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4, Art Ed- ilur 4: Srience Club 4: Boys' Chorus 4. I.UCll.l.E CAPPIQIIINO l.uCy's I-lvlporn Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Barker Staff 3,4: Intramurals 2, 3,41 Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4: Camera Club 2. .IIZAN IIICK Smiley Silent C,'Iassnm1u Yearbook 4: Intramurals 4. MARIE IIISCHIER ' Marie if 0 flf77hI'lI0l1S'. IJ Yearbook 3,4: Glce Club 2.3: Barker Staff Z: Science Club 4: jj Intramurals l: Camera Club Z. f K, BENJA N GLIGORA I iqg I marker Ye If Stall 1 Band 1,21 I a als , 3, 4: Bachelors' C Z: C a lub 2: I3.F.A. , 4. 7 ent I I! ARTHUR HALL Betty Camera Club Z. Art Quiet Worker Intramurals I, Z. 3, 4. BE'I I'Y HALL Always GIQQIII-l7g,' Yearbook 3.4: Barker Staff Z, 3: I.aV 4RNE HORNBURG I.aVerne Intramurals l, Z, 3: Glee Club Z: Always Busy Science Club 4: Glee Club 4 CATHERINE MacKENZIE K 'iMac Good Housekeepern Yearbook 4: Intramurals l,2,3, 4: Camera Club 2-: Barker Staff 2. RICHARD MCCLOSKEY Big Dick Girls Man Yearbook 4.1 BETTY MILLER Betty 'AOur Accompcinistn Yearbook 3,4, Photo Editor 3 RAE HOUSE Star Ready Grin Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, Z, 3. 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball l, Z, 3, 43 Yearbook 3,41 Class Officer 3,41 Bachelors' Club Z: Dramatics Z. ,, 'X' JOAN KEHRLI Blue Eyes ef!!! Added Altractionn Yearbook 4: Intramurals 4: Science Club, President 4, HELEN KELLEY Midge Conscientious Yearbook 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. EARL I.OCKWOOD Senator Brilliant Mind Yearbook 4: Science Club 4, Vice President: Intramurals 2, 3,4. JOSEPHINE LUS Josie Helping Hands Yearbook 3, 4: Barker Staff 3, 4: 4. Camera Club 2: Cilee Club l, 2. 3. 4: Intramurals Z, 3, 4: Class RONALD MacDONALD Mac Jamestown'.s Loss .L ball 4: Volleyball 4. wie? Barker Staff 2, 3,41 Glee Club l Z. 3,4: Boys' Chorus 3,43 In tramurals Z, 3,41 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. E Wipwl JOANNE NAVEY Joanne 'lovely Voice ' Yearbook 4: Barker Staff 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Intramur- als 2, 3, 4. V Baseball 3,43 Football 4: Basket- I 3 ,,, Forty-nine SHIRLEY POWIZLI. ShirI l.1'kes Fords Yearbook 3. 4: Barker Staff Z, 3. 4: Camera Club Z: Intramurals l. Z, 3. 4: Drum Maioreltes 3: Band 3, JAMES REIMANN Spindle The Helper Band 3. Intramurals 4: Yearbook Staff 3, 4. KATHRYN ROSSITIER Slippery H1fUl'I'Il0I7L S Friend Cilee Club l, Z, 3. 41 Barker Stall' I.Z: Yearbook Staff 3,43 lntra- murals I, Z, 3. 4. lllfl.fEN SERAIIIN Helen Able Cohort Cilee Llub Z: Intramurals , Yearbook Staff 3,41 Barker Staff , l. Z. 3: Dramatic Club Z. IEDGAR 'I'ERRll.l. Hlgtllltlfn Nlftrlurt- Farmer Intramurals l,4: Bachelors' Club ' ' 3 l'l'A Z -I 3: Dramatic Club : BEVERLY kVIl.I.lAlVlS Bev CheUie Fun Yearbook Staff 3,4. I 1 PM ay? 1 5 I ,al liifly 210' I Z. 3. args A' .EONA O EBEN ' 'ca tra! ge s I , AM we 5 LEO WOLNIK 1 Effie A Jester Dramatic Club 2: Intramurals 1,2 Bachelors' Club 2: Basketball 3. 4 Baseball 3. 4. RUSSELL ZANGHI Zock Slap-Happy Science Club 4: Football 3: Bas- ketball 1.3.45 Yearbook Staff 4: Class President 3 , WILLIAM GRUBB Bill Willing and Able Post Graduate. Seniafzdf LnVernc in math class . . . Mac and Ben find joy in learning?Y? . . . If Bev. and Art study together. they'rc happy . . . Jim in band regalia . . . Super-smile from Rae . . Joanne. appropriately costumed by Mrs. Mildred Kerr Kunz and Mrs. Janet Russell Dunham . . . Mr. Pasini. pi- lot, Mrs. Mildred Kerr Kunz. cof pilot of the class. . . Helen in n tpensive mood. '57 firf' ' r A W Fifty-one 14111 CW? Juvenile actors in an operctta . . . Rostrum-speaking Mollie . . . What are you waiting for, Ted? The witch and her Bug-a-boos v . . ln Kingly Christmas costumes - Fred. Ronald and Swede. . .Trce clecorf ating Junior Highs. lmyfrwo AFTERWORD The Editors smile, their work is doneg The Managers rest, their problems won. Read over the ads and you will find That this book has friends who are very kind. Our advertisers have made this book So give them more than a casual look. We thank them all, with hopes sincere. That their business will benefit year by year. BEST WISHES CLASS OF '48 TOM and ROD COMPLIMENTS OF THE PORTLAND STORE PORTLAND, N. Y. SENIORS . May Success and Prosperity Follow You Through Life J. L. HUGGINS Jeweler and Optician Westfield, N. Y. Compliments of Vine City Dairy Bar Complete Fountain Service Drink Our Milk To Your Health lce Cream Sandwiches Westfield, New York Compliments of ESTHER'S BEAUTY COVE Phone 4013 Brocton, New York Fifty-three .V -' PATRON S Thomas C. Sullivan W. R. Miller Westfield H. Bakery Sedgwick Motors Vine-Land Restaurant Louis Gron , Starlite Camp Larry's Cantina Dr. L. J. Brown Bristol-Burgess Insurance Agency Mrs. Pearl E. Cruger W. R. Benson Auto Supply Helmans Red 8 White Sue L. Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dean Jr. Horton's Service Station Grand Bowling Jean Schanbacher Louis L. Valone Frances B. Harmon Florence Emerling Ella S. Dean Hazel Dean Ertel's Red id White Dr. Dieffenbach Mr. and Mrs. I. M. McFadden Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Leland M. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Young Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Young Mildred M. Kerr Edith W. Pocock Mr. and Mrs. I. Kozlowski Alleys Fifty-four A -'J' h'jJQ'aQ PH ' N H NU wp Qfiww JW Qiff mf msmumm mean, mp Fifty- You Would Look Good In Pictures McLaren '55 McLaren Photographers Fredonia, New York COMPLIMENTS NH DUN KIRK ICE CREAM COMPANY Compliments of ST. STEPHEN HOTEL Main Street Brocton, New York T Compliments of BROCTON MILLS Leland Blodgett, Prop. 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NEW YORK NUNDY SALES id SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WAITE HARDWARE WESTFIELD, NEW YORK CATHERINE CANTY SHOP Invites you to come in and browse around You will enjoy the wide variety of practical gifts for all occasions. 27 East Main Street Fredonia. N. Y. IN FREDONIA I'l S SAMUEL P. CASTILONE -NASH- S5 SON For Hardware - Electrical Appliances WESTFIELD' N- Y- Phone 321 ll E. Main sf. - Phone 2-5661 - Fredonia COMPLIMENTS OF CAP'S RESTAURANT WEST PORTLAND ON ROUTE zo COMPLIMENTS OF CANDLE LIGHT GIFT SHOP 143 E. MAIN ST. WESTFIELD, N. Y. WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE YOU COMPLIMENTS SAVON DRESS SHOP Fredonia, Westfield, and Silver Creek COMPLIMENTS OF W. E. DUDLEY Esso Oil T5 Gas PORTLAND, NEW YORK A. 8 B. REFRIGERATION Sales 8 Service - Esco Home Freezers 142 MARGAY ST. DUNKIRK, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF MORSE FUNERAL HOME BROCTON, NEW YORK ANDY ABELL GULF SERVICE STATION Tires and Batteries BROCTON, NEW YORK sl-IOP AT THE LOOMIS GROCERY STORE Groceries - Meats Tel. 1192 - Quick Service - 87 Central Ave. CALABRESE GARAGE Automobile Repairing Accessories - Tires - Batteries Phone 12-J 70 Main Street WESTFIELD, NEXV YORK LACHIUSA CLEANERS Cleaning - Pressing - Dyeing WESTFIELD, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF SCHOENTHAL SALES id SERVICE Ford Cars '55 Trucks 9 Day Street Phone 2-2162 FREDONIA, N. Y. WEBSTER STORE Floor Coverings, Paints, Wall Paper Venetian Blinds, Awnings and Window Shades 48 W. Main St. Phone 215470 ' FREDONIA, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF GOULDING'S SERVICE STATION FREDONIA. NEW YORK CHRISTY OIL CO., Inc. Distributors of Gasoline. Motor Oils, Greases 'Ei Fuel Oil General Repairing PHONE 112 BROCTON, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS 14-16 HIGHLAND AVENUE BROCTON, NEW YORK PUMA'S CLOTHING STORE Ladies', Men's, Children's Clothing, Shoes Boots, Rubbers. Hardware 7 MAIN STREET BROCTON, N. Y. l I l Sixty-nine Seventy A LIOMPLIMENTS OF A. H. CRANSTON Plumbing and Heating 90 CENTER ST. PHONE 2-6440 FREDONIA FREDONIA CLEANERS 43 East Main Street FREDONIA, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF HUNTER' S FREDONIA, NEW YORK G. C. MURPHY COMPANY 6-8-10 Main Street FREDONIA, NEW YORK 'Q COMPLIMENTS OF THE PEOPLE'S HARDWARE 5 EAST MAIN ST. FREDONIA, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF PEN'S PARTS SERVICE 75-77 W. MAIN ST. FREDONIA. N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF RED id WHITE STORE HOWARD H. HOUGH PORTLAND. COMPLIMENTS OF SANDERSON'S GARAGE 45-49 WATER sT. EREDONIA, N. Y COMPLIMENTS OF DENGLER CHEVROLET, Inc. Sales and Servire 115 E. Main St. - Phone 2-6716 - Fredonia COMPLIMENTS OF ' PORTAGE GARAGE FORD SALES and SERVICE WESTFIELD, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF TERWILLIGER S3 SALZER Furniture and Undertaking FREDONIA, N. Y. PHONE 2-2160 BEN FRANKLIN STORE 3303 C. R. Blessing 26-28 MAIN ST. BROCTON. N. Y. ROBERT BENJAMIN Your Home Owned Store We Aim to Please PHONE 3112 Brocton, N. Y. 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