Cato Meridian Central School - Harvester Yearbook (Cato, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1956 volume:

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'is fi! fs? 92, vs I 1 4 ,W x www H 1 wg I Cato, New York Dear Friends, Considering the times in which we live, the choice of sports and sportsmanship as the theme for this yearbook is a very apt one, More than most people realize, our code of sportsmanship reflects our Western culture in contrast to the culture of the peoples against whom we are currently competing for world leadership, Those of you who have studied history know that the roots of our sportsmanship code lie in the early feudal days of our Western civilizationl Born out of the necessity of living in a lawless age, it has survived and developed over the years until today we are guided in our every day relations with each other by a whole body of unwritten rules which influences our behavior more than we really know, Typical of these are the American sportsman's feeling that he should adhere strictly to the rules of the game, even though the officials are not around. 'Playing the game we call it, Ac- cepting penalties for breaking the rules without beefing is another, Not 'rubbing in a victory, and following through on promises are others. These rules are notwrit- ten in books, They are passed along from one generation to another, and the man who does not live up to them soon loses the respect of his fellowmen. He can be- come an outcast, a man who is known as not living up to the code of decent behavior, We have all been proud of the great record of our athletic teams. - We have a reputation for turning out hard hitting, winning teams. But I think we should be equally proud of the fact that our school, for four out of the last five years, has won the sportsman award of our league, In a day when our Western culture is being so cruelly tested, the consistent winning of this award means that Cato- Meridian Central School shines as a very bright star in the 'American Way. Very Sincerely yours, s ' af sawed wa, 2 s, Sm gacvwiaf MR, JOHN WHITMAN MR, CHARLES STREETER ' Clerk MR, IVAN PITTROFF President MR, GERALD HOTALING MR, SANFORD SPROUL Vice President MR, PALMER TITUS finserty Uogeze Staff MR, CHARLES STREETER MRS, GEORGE MORGAN MRS, MALCOLM WESTON MRS, GLEN SNYDER Qinsertj E. M. E. R. E. E. O 512155 BRAND HOWELL STAMP SEATON VANDEVENTER STURGIS 4442 J, VANDORAN BURNS WHITFORD TERPENING GUESS WILKE BISHOP FLETCHER O'NEIL KNIGHT WISE REYNOLDS BRINKMA N PORT ER GUMA ER WISE PORT ER LA NGDON TRUESDA LE O SHIE SKI 5 E , f 1 A 4 6 may ,ii .f,.. sg .1 A. x ,gg rw' X f 5' Q: 5 9 f,eW...Wz,.M --W ,www Ewwwgfa-MM .,,.N....- TWH if ww ummm First row: A, Wise, S, Rothenberg, F, Peters, H, Schroeder, E, Bradley, H, Taylor, B, Slater, Second row: G, Sturge, G, Snyder, G, Tunstall, H, Harkness, E, Robitaille, S, Walton, N, Snyder, W, Burg- dorf, M, A, Dady, C, Snyder, R, Chauncey, Third row: I. Schluep, R. EBIOH. D. Hardy. D. Lambert. L, Rogers, C, Groat, W, Carr, Q. Andrews, G, Turner, MR, E, BRADLEY, MRS, C, HARDY, MR, N, PERRY .J Y 2 f P52 jeux- wie K .X 5 x www af gimme 2 A23 4, sig L 91 E F - -3.2: . Q i M 145 ff-if , One great day back in nineteen fifty-two, came a new class of Freshmen, bright and true, On making money they were bent, their first move was 'Decker for President ! Candy and towels they sold that year, the 'Starlight Swing was a hit, I hear, As sophomores, they were a sensation, their film dance was a 'new revelation , Cedric Kyle was at the mast, Their Mid-May Swing really caused a blast. In '54 the Junior Class was really on the beam, Ed Decker was again, the able Captain of their team, The Gobble, Gobble Hobble' really brought a crowd, the Rotary Banquet was one of which they were justly proud, The Senior Ball was held in June, Sammy. Blumkin played the tune, Thus was laid a foundation sound, for when their Senior year came 'round, Underclassmen, step aside! They're Seniors now, you see, They started out their final year not very V quietlyg The Rock Around the Clock proved to be a hit, and the profits didn't hurt the bulging treasury a bit, As the Christmas season came around, the Ball was really great, the Christmas cards and fruit cakes sold at a swift and ready rate, The magazine campaign was swell, the toy sale was a smashg the circus was magnificent, they all brought in the cash, As graduation draws ever near, their memories grow brighter, they've done their best, and beat f, the rest, their hearts and souls are lighter, In all the plans they undertook, success has been their goal, they've kept their eyes upon the doughnut, and not upon the hole, see.-.:, xnxx By: Karen Johnson, S, Johnson, E, Decker, F, Oswald, P, A S Ha es. S, X Y fd 4 g 1 , , g li ,f t 1 g il -5 '2, W .. -I 253 2-5 '21 A s s lsr ff , h - 0 H ., :,. is s S 1 35' A if 'fi A C' I fi Qs I f M g ' nf 5 2 Z fy, ,j W 'W L . NANCY ECKERT Cheerleading 4, Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Gym Improvement Award, Attend- ance 1, 2,3, Rifle Club 2,3, Music Competition 1,2,3, Intramurals 1, 2,3,4, Officials Club 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, County Soft- ball 1,2,3, County Volleyball 3, Athletic Award 2, Starlettes 4. Ambition: Beautician and House- wife, CHARLES TYLB2 Chorus 1,2, FFA Secretary 4, Ag Award 3, Football 1, 2,3, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Ambition: Sail around world in a row boat, EDWARD DECKER Class President 1,3,4, Class Treas- urer 2, Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Band 1.2, 3,4, Boys' State 3, High Award Math, High Award Physical Ed, Bausch 8: Lomb Award 4, Elk's Day Contest 4, Vocal Music Improve- ment 2, Football 1, 2,3,4, Base- ball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, CM Stars 4, Brass Sextette 4, At- tendance '7 Years, Rotary Athletic Award 3, Citizenship 1,3, Citi- zenship Conference 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Senior Play, Spike Ambition: Engineering or Medicine, MARY AKINS Chorus 1,2,3,4, 4-H 2 Years, Li- brary Staff 1, Starlettes 4, Offi- cials Club 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Ambition: Practical Nurse, CAROL PIERCE Chorus 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff, Intramurals 1, 2,3,4, Press Club 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Starlettes 4, National Honor Society, Girls' Glee Club, 1,2,3,4, Music Com- petition 1, 2.3.4. Ambition: Beautician or Teacher, EDWARD WILBURN Fencing Club 4, Yearbook Staff, Ambition: Forest Ranger or Gun- smith, DAVID HOLLIER Improvement Award, Senior High Physical Education, FFA Reporter 2,3, FFA President 2,3, FFA County Treasurer 3,4, Football 2, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2,3,4. Ambition: Play basketball with Syracuse Nats, HELEN IANES Improvement Award, English 1, Tumbling Club 1, Photography Club 1, 2, Leaders Club 1, 2,3,4, Homernaking 1,2,,4, Rifle Club 2,3, Ambition: Comptometer Operator, NANCY GARY Chorus 1,2,3,4, Attendance 1, Music Competition 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff: Photography, Sports Council 4, Starlettes 3,4, Senior Play: Betty, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Band Council, Chorus Council, Band Secretary 4, State Archery Meet, Sports Day: Softball 2. Ambition: MIS. Calkins. THOMAS MOODY Yearbook Staff: Assistant Lit, Ambition: Automotive Stylist. DONALD DENNISON Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Band 1, Boys' State 3, Student Council Treas- uber 3,4, Kansas City Conven- tion, FFA Treasurer 2, FFA Vice President 3,4, 4-H 8 Years, 4-H Treasurer, Yearbook Staff: Busi- ness Manager, Senior Play: Sound Effects, Basketball 1,2,3,4, At- tendance 1. Ambition: Build and drive a good roadster. SHIRLEY BOZMT Chorus 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Officials Club 2,3,4, Photography Club 1, Ambition: Housewife, r 413' -'F . . '1 , f ,. ff.57L5iELl ieg,g52j,,jf-353555 EV!ifH1E?llSSE3LSSiIlS'4 5:2 'E':: ,-,,sm.w, at as , . if v,L.x ,ga-1W.+.f.5 45, 4 iarftfrz-.2-fgzxausgis ei al af: :ws TLiTlbE,S'i,55'-i -2? WY42Y3if?:s:fzs ,--if '7'-'3::.,g-aiiiifii t -1271- HEI 'V 6 'ti n F .ifflfifff - . is-5-maart tessQ?wz4rgg?g?3g,f?i55f, yr. .fum rw:-,sig-f 'VV'Q'7-I 'ffMTl57LT'KTil35Yi5f1f f f l ' I' 25527153159 ' 1S2fsz:22:12a?? az22?iw?sa ' .' -isa? 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M. filiivsslfflsff fg ffnwfsv-er?-Wg fi sslsfrs'f-srrelfssmarg f - '-zttzzszggsxisvgss,efgiaalswegms DONNA MARTIN Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Band 1, 2,3,4, High Instrumental Award 2,3, Attendance 5 Years, All- State Band 3, Dance Band 4, Music Competition 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Solo 3,4, Treasurer of Band 3, Vice President of Band 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Starlettes 2, 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Girls' Athletic Award 1, 2. Ambition: Bank Secretary. JAMES KILLOUGH Assistant Class Treasurer 4, Kans- as City Convention 2, FFA Corn Growing Contest 2, First Place County Dairy Judging Team 3, Fencing Club 4, Rifle Club 2,3, Cafeteria Help 1, 2,3,4, Ambi- tion: Naval Career, JOHN FOLLETT Chorus Competition 2,3,4, Class Vice President 2, Chorus 1, 2,3,4, President of Chorus 4, Science Improvement Award 1, Football 1, 2,3, Baseball 1, 2,3, Basket- ball 1,2,3, Yearbook Staff, Ad- vertising Ed 4, Tumbling Club 1, 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Volley- ball 3,4, Fencing Club 4, Senior Play: Mel, 5Ambition: Electronics, HELEN ELLIOTT Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Science Improve- ment Award 3, Chorus Competition 1, 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Fencing Club 4, Ambition: Airline Stewardess, LUELLA SUMMERVILLE Attendance 2, Dramatics Club 1, Photography Club 2, Intramurals 1, 2,3,4, Rifle Club 2, Senior Play: Promptor, Ambition: Secretary, PAUL HAYES Class Treasurer 3,4, Band 1,2,3, Math Award 2, Gym Award 2, In- tramurals 1, 2,3,4, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3,4. Ambition: Forest Ranger, RICHARD PERRY Student Council President 4, Vice President 3, Member in 1, 2, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Boys' State 3, Music Competition 1, 2,3,4, Sen- ior Play: Winnie, Captain Maga- zine Sales 4, National Honor So- ciety, Vice President 4, Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4. Ambition: To stay haPPY- MARILYN HALSTEAD Chorus 1, 2,3,4, High Art Award 3, Chorus Competition 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff: Art, Intramurals 1, Starlettes 1, 2,3,4, Dramatics Club 1, Rifle Club 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Senior Play: Mrs. Buford, Ambition: Make others h3PPY- ANN ROOT Senior Play: Prompter, Class Offi- cer: Treasurer, Student Council 2, 4, Yearbook Staff: Activities, Sports Council 1, 2, Officials Club 1, 2,3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Girls' Athletic Award 2, Second Place Team State Archery Meet 3, First Place 4, High Scorer 54, 55, Bad- minton Sportsday 3, Softball Sports- day 1.2.3. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher, HOMER REYNOLDS FFA 1,2,3,4, 4-H 1, 2,3,4, Rifle Club 1, 2,3, Attendance 1,2,3, Cayuga Farmer Award 2, Kansas City Convention 2, Chairman FFA Banquet Com, Ambition: Farmer, BOB RAWSON Vice President 4, FFA 1, 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2. Ambition: Farmer, LELA SUMMERVILLE Chorus 1,2,3,4, Assistant Secretary Student Council 1,2, Secretary 3,4, Commerce Award 2, FFA Chapter Queen 4, Yearbook: Assistant Editor, Sports Council Secretary 4, Senior Play: Jean, National Honor Society, Athletic Award 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Attendance 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Sports Day: Softball 3, Dramatics Club 1, Photography Club 1, 2, Ambition: Secretary, DOROTHY LAWVER Varsity Cheerleading Manager 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Homemaking Award 2, Secretary All- State Chorus 4, Chorus Competition 2,3,4, Chorus Treasurer 3,4, Yearbook and Spot- light Ed 4, Sports Council Chair- man 4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Citi- zenship Award 3, Starlettes 2,3,4, Publication in High School Antho- logy, Journalism Award, Fulton May Day 3, Athletic Award 3, Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4, First Team State Archery Meet 4, Top Archer Award 4, Senior Play: Camilla, Ambition: Veterinarian, ARTHUR BROWN Basketball 4, Intramurals 1, 2,3, Baseball 1, Ambition: Get out of School, A RTHUR INGLEST ON Basketball 3,4, Baseball 2,3, Foot- ball 1,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Fencing Club 4, Rifle Club 3. Ambition: Navy, ELAINE MacFARLANE Cheerleading 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Music Competition 1,2,3,4, Rifle Club 2,3, Rifle Award 1, Attend- ance 1, Leaders Club 2,3, Offi- cials Club 2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Fencing Club 4, Reading Award. Ambition: Marriage, SHEILA MCCADDEN Music Competition 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff: Assistant Typing 4, Intramurals 1, 2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Officials Club 1, 2,3,4, Athletic Award 2, Sports Day: Ping-Pong, Co-Captain Magazine Sales 4, Fencing Club 4, Sports Club 2, Senior Play: Aunt Sophronia, Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4. Ambition: Airline Hostess. DANIEL EDGBERT FFA 2,3, Ambition: -Farmer, ' WILLIAM DORAN Shop 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Ambition: Marines, SANDRA JOHNSON Class Secretary 1,2,3,4, Cheer- leading 1, 2,3,4, Chorus 1.2.3, 4, Band 1, 2,3,4, High Award English 2,3, Commerce 3, Voc. Music 3, Cit, Ed, 3, Music Competition, Chorus and Band 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary All-State Chorus 3, Music Competition, Voc, Solo 1, 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff, Sports Council 1,2,3, Girls' Athletic Award 1,2,3, National Honor Society President, First Local Oratorical Contest, Third, County, Citizenship Conference 4, Senior Play, Starlettes 1, 2, 3,4, Intra- murals 1,2,3,4, First Team County Softball 3, First Team State Ar- chery Meet 4, First Team County Volleyball 3. Ambition: Cortland State, Mrs, Stanley JewelL BEVERLY CRANDALL Rifle Club 2,3, Art Club 1, 2,3,4, Fencing Club 4, High Award Art, Intramurals 1,2,3, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Artist. DONALD INGLESTON FFA 1, 2,3, Football 2,3,4, Arn- bition: Jet Mechanic, LAWRENCE POLLACK Chorus 1,2, FFA 1,2,3,4, Kans- as City Convention, 4-H 1, 2, Intramurals 1. 2,3,4, Rifle Club 2, 3, Senior Play. Ambition: Own a Hudson, HAZEL DEFOREST 4-H 1, Library Staff 1, 2,3,4, Vice President Library Staff 3,4, Intra- murals 1, Senior Play, Ambition: Assistant Mother in Nursery for Pre- School Children, AMELIA KRIEGER Attendance 1 Year, Homemaking Improvement Award 2, Officials Club 1, 2,3,4, Intramurals 1.2.3, 4, Assistant Class Secretary 4, Senior Play: Wardrobe Director, National Honor Society, Ambi- tion: Restaurant Owner, CEDRIC KYLE . Class President 2, Cit, Ed, Im- provement Award 3, FFA 1,2, 3,4, Ambition: Farmer, IVAN VAN NORSTRAND FFA 1,2,3,4, 4-H 1,3,4. Am- bition: Farmer, DANIEL CADY Senior Play: Properties, Rifle Club 2,3, Ambition: Industrial Engineer CHARLES SWOPE Yearbook Staff, Basketball 2, Rifle Club 1, 2,3, Ambition: Mechanic, FRANCIS OSWALD Class Vice President 3,4, Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Boys' State 3, Gym Award 3, 4-H 8 Years, Football 1,3, Baseball 1,2,4, Basketball 1, 2,3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2,3,4, National Honor Society, Senior Play: Iim, Fire Chief, Ambition: Engineer, Ujwt i l auf-Q-Vgiuptglg l Mary Akins wills her cowboy songs, More and More' and 'Makin' Believe to Diana Follet. Shirley Bozeat wills her homemaking duties to Dick Grier, Beverly Crandall wills the art room to Rodney Priest, Hazel De Forest wills Miss Harkness to Carl Van Eseltine, Nancy Eckert wills her ring finger to Don Loveless. Helen Elliott wills her ticket to Buffalo to Ken Eckross. Nancy Gary wills her freckles to Mike Schroeder. Marilyn Halstead wills her pretty voice to Ed Duger, Helen Janes wills Miss Robitalle to Janet Scott, Sandra Johnson wills her math ability to Charles Longley and Nancy Richardson. Amelia Krieger wills her seamstress ability to Cleon Ford, Dorothy fRobin Hoody Lawver wills her bow and arrows to Leroy Lyons, Donna Martin wills her clarinet to Sofie Smelski, Elaine MacFarlane wills the Cato Diner to Linda Southard, Sheila McCadden wills her shy, retiring nature to Eva Van Norstrand, Carol Pierce wills her sister Gail to Dale Parry, Ann Root wills her basketball ability to Shirley Rotach, I 'Fi' i Lela Summerville wills her pretty blue eyes and delicate features to Bob Scott, if J QJQLX Luella Summerville wills her slim, trim figure to Russel Whitford, Paul Hayes wills the Filthy Fifteen to Millard Mm, flftiffgjn Dan Cady wills his big brown eyes to Bob T erpening, Ed Decker wills his tuba to Lena Hom, Don Dennison wills his new Ford to James Warren. 2 Dan Edgbert wills his manly physique to Lowell Colvin, ' Jack Follett wills his quiet, womanly giggle to Roy Campbell. Dave Hollier wills his basketball skill to Bruce Hodge. Art Brown gladly wills Lysander to anyone who will take it, ' Art Inglestonwills his daily nap pass in English class to Carl Lincoln and Clifford Webster, Don Ingleston will his Parliamentary Procedure to Phyllis Hotaling, Jim Killough wills his height to Lee Pritchard, Cedric Kyle wills Ag, class to Gerald Kaltenborn, Tom Moody wills his bashfulness to Virginia Komp and JoAnn Town, Fran Oswald wills his sense of humor to shy quiet Gary Groot, - Dick Perry wills his polka-dot undies to Bill Killough, Lawrence Pollack wills Miss Slater to Joe Clark and Gary Johnson. Bob Rawson wills his blonde curls to Kay McKay, Homer Reynolds wills his quiet ways to Dick Albro, Charles Swope wills his subtle wit to Cynthia Truesdale and Nancy Kelly. Charles Tyler wills his and Mabel's hand holding pass to Dick Green and Joyce Bishop. Ivan Van Norstrand enthusiastically wills CMCS to Don Clary, Ed Wilburn wills his tiny feet to Joan La Grow and Helen Fear, at ga, . .pl:.g, f 'I T N 1 f' X591 Zin I have hereunto subscribed my name the 'hj'n,1,'h, day - 'l'llaj'C'h, in the year Nineteen Hundred and :fifty Vie, if 1756 0QRf'51W'x ggalgziijsagl . - SLI ff: f nb XQJ21 e 3 v 1 13.-V N' K ,,. CA ST Mrs, Buford - - - - - Evelyn Camilla - - Winnie Binnie - Jim ------ - - Marilyn Halstead - Sandra Johnson - Dorothy Lawver - Hazel DeForest - - Richard Perry - Francis Oswald Mel Aunt AUDI Sophronia - - - Sheila McCadden S hr , spike ----- - Lela Summerville op Oman Jean - - - - - - - Edward Decker Betty - - - - Nancy Gary V 'fra' Mel - - - Jack Follett X Tom - - Larry Pollack Miss Q . . ' Slater ' W i ' Q N., a-. J ' r Mrs. Buford ' 7 x f- Spike ll ts X f I Xxx, ' x E x 1 -I f ' X x x if ggi Betty 'f Tom M I Jean pq' J The Senior Play got well under motion this year directed Wmqle and by Miss Barbara Slater of the C-M English Department, with Blume the assistance of Mrs, Clara Hardy, 5 QA :J U ' ' As usual, the play practices were a bit rowdy, but as , A opening night drew near, the play began to shape up into s what we believe was a 'right good production, The lively in , Q I . Q antics of the twins, Winnie and Binnie, and the clumsy if f' XS maid, Camilla, kept the onlookers in stitches, The appear- X ffif XX' y ance of rich, crotchety Aunt Sophronia and Mrs, Buford, the understanding parent, also added much to the play, The older, somewhat emotional sister Evelyn, and Spike, Binnies' pal, do their part to make the play a good one, Jean and Betty and their boyfriends, Mel and Tom, all put on a good -performance, We think you'll agree with us when ,we say that 'Quit Your Kidding was splendid entertainment. Evelyn 9- Camilla Jim get s: J 4:9 L 5 as 3 E Q 5 2 5 5 3 s Q i 3 First row: J, Follett, D, Lawver, C, Pierce, F, Adrian, E, Wilburn, S, Johnson, Second row: L, 5UTf11'1'1eYYille. MI. Schluep, C, Swope, T, Moody, A. Root, M, Halstead, N, Gary, D, Dennison, 7956 Sag The yearbook staff is pleased to present a completely different, revolu- tionary yearbook to its readers, The 1956 edition features a hard cover, a carefully worked out athletic theme, a page featuring baby pictures of the seniors, pictorial division pages and end sheets, different ad page set-ups and a Traditions section, Members of the senior class will have yearbooks with padded covers, and their names engraved on the front cover in gold, Something else new is the addition of a few gray hairs on the heads of our editor, Dot Lawver, and our advisor, Mr, Schluep. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy reading the dw B yearbook presented for your enjoyment by the Class of '56, f-,p , l K- E, ' J - gtk-. 1 I 1 M M 14 Q . 1,5 Q 1 26 QT-' i 1w1i??-WY - I I ,,,- 1 'ifiiijkifili Q, . 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Q ,ra 1, f ,mv ., PH + WW if ff! , 'Qui Milf ziwws zT:mi2Fi?,gg if-ww, 3m,,, 31 Ly. gg2s2yge'?25gi?s!i wim'ffigfs1ii'Q f,45a2JX5m1: my 4 rigiiiaziiliggqffifiizef A g?iig:,,g3f1ggii ruin? Kms, 7 R WSIW,.wQFs2g1 Qi 'K gl f fz'fL1i1Q,ffwggiisimggig 'ggflgiiifiififriifiiggag Rv WW K LQSWQ if 1s2sasKeK222Ki3 M fx L2 51? 'rv ' QQ A I X 34 .. .Ns I First row: K, McKay, V, Komp, D, Parry, S, Smelski, L, Pritchard, N. Richardson. J. Scott, C. Longley, J. Town, Second row: G, Groot, R, Terpening, C, Webster, R. Albro, D, Loveless, P. HDI-311113. D. FOUCIY, H, Fear, L, Horn, I, LaGrow, Third row: C, Lincoln, G, Johnson, R, Lyons, R, Killough, R. Green, I. Bishop, E, VanNorstrand, N, Kelly, C, Trouesdale, Fourth row: R. Grier, B, Hodge, G. KalIGf1b0II1, J. Clark, R. Whitford, I, Warren, M, Schroeder, D, Clary, K, Eckross, E, Dugar, Fifth row: C. Lif1C0lH. R, Campbell, L, Colvin, C, Ford, C, VanEseltine, R, Priest, B, Scott, sbfcgfp Cs Q90 The month is September, the year, 1953, A bunch of rookies just up from the minor leagues stormed the halls of C,M, C, S. Under the leadership of Lowell Colvin, presi- dent, Dale Parry, vice-president, Sofie Smelski, treasurer, and Linda Southard, secretary, the eager young frosh spon- sored their first dance, the 'April Reign, They also spon- sored their first fiasco when they attempted to sell plastic bags and towels, Somewhat subdued but undaunted, they surged back in 1954 for their second year in the majors, With Gary Groot, Roy Campbell, Sofie Smelski, and Joyce Bishop as their guiding lights, they put on their second dance, Patrick's Preamble, Their star rapidly rising now, they entered their junior year, At present, they are under the guidance of Lee Pritchard, Dale Parry, Sofie Smelski, and Nancy Richardson, and they put on a smash attraction, the Hoppin' Hawkins Hop, The Senior C1388 wishes them continued success as they fill our shoes-in the Varsity Division next year, N. RICHARDSON L, PRITCHARD D, PARRY S, SMELSKI First row: B, Trouesdale, S, Cole, N, Sherwood, R, Broekhuizen, D, Criss, V, Garden, W, Hirsh, V, Elliot, D, Sheedy, Second row: M, Lyons, W. Baldwin, B, Thompson, R, Smith, P, Iohnsoh, E. Glenart, D, Seymour, T, Stamp, A, MacFarlane, G, Hoag, Third row: I, Lynch, C, Perkins, P, Peters, G, Waite, W, Van Hom, L, Baldwin, K, Johnson, P, Sauve, R, Calkins, Fourth row: S, Pope, M, Sarvey, S, Jos- hanski, D, Whitman. I. Vaughn, R, Lloyd, J. Eaton, G, Davis, B, Clark, A, Moyer, Fifth row: K, Ripley, G, Pierce, C, Porter, B, Lincoln, W, Hoag, J, Eckross, R, Warden, J. Hudson, I, Shepordson, C, Eno. Sixth row: R. Pollack, W, Carlton, W, Calkins, M, Smith, C, Bozeat, N, Titus, B, Campbell. saga JK, I 'kai X 1? f ta S 1 7 -42 H' gg gy f 3 if -: I r 4 L is X ag 9' First row: G, McMillan, N, Scott, K, Allen, C, Cox, L, Waite, L, Peters, S, Savery, L, Priest, R.1Killough, T, Watson, P, Rhodes, Second row: L, Brinkman, P, Hom, F, Bennett, L, Stoughtenger, R, Whitford, R, Holmes, W, Revette, M, DeForest, R, Howell, D, Thompson, R, Dennison, F, McDowell, Third row: R. Johnson, G, Wilkes, L, Kinsley, A, Evirn, L, Hoag, E, Steele, R, Huller, J, Wolven, C, Chauncey, P, Love- less, K, Terpening, Fourth row: I, McCue, I. Root, V, Horn, W, Lell, D, Taylor, G, Manuel, M, Pickard, J, Baldwin, I, Steele, R, Stahl, A, Rotach, IL Brooks, Fifth row: D, Skardinski, W, Havens, S, Slavenski, H, Lisehak, L, Miller, P, Treat, I. Sarvey, E, Warner, H, Titus, M, Zuller, K, Burghdorf, A, Janes, Sixth row: L, VanHom, D, Lewis, P, Green, G, McGiveren, D, Hunter, P, Skardinski, G, 1.eyburn, R, Vaughn, eueazfi First row: V, Brand, J, Harris, L, Bradley, H, Fisher, C, Manuel, H, Janes, C, Cicia- relli, K, Gary, Second row: J, Elliott, R, Howell, K, Hampton, R, Baker, D, Curtin, D, Gill, W, Baldwin, A, Hodge, K, Kendall, Third row: J, Creede, R, Guess, C, Nichols, C, Erwin, B, Hapeman, Y, Hudson, L, Bishop, E, Dunn, G, Eichelberger, Fourth row: K, Dallas, J, Eischen, W, Hunter, E, Janes, R, Cleary, L, Green, S, Haas, W, Ingleston, T, Havens, Fifth row: D, Meeharn, E, Hale, R, Broekheizen, W, Janes, H Q iii: 3+ .4 I 1 D, Engle, Z First row: A, Nesbitt, L, Kolb, J. Sherwood, C, Pople, H, Smith, S, Slavenski, P, Shepherd, J, Wheeler, R, Telfer, Second row: W, Porter, L, Porter, L, Menzie, E, Nesbitt, R, Parry, B, Winter, R, Shepherdson, L, Shurtleff, S, Seymour, S, Rawson, Third row: M, Warden, S, Van Esseltine, D, Peters, D, Thompson, A, Ripley, N, Zuller, P, Van Alstine, J, Manuel, G, Sproul, Fourth row: H, Sherman, P, Schroeder, N, Mc- Lenna, H, Pluff, D, Tyler, G, Woods, W, Madison, R, Ragosta, P, O'BryaI1, K. VSHVUCI. Fifth IOW: D. Treat, L, Ott, S, Sims, J, Warner, J, Van Norstrand, S, Novak, S, Prentice, X 1 w 3 as . Waafif. Q. ' 5 ,fi 2, , + fi J, Q S ' AS.. QQ? 7 k NZM : .F HJ' . , . ..1:.,. , i -1 '- . .. , . ,.f,,, -, M511 f is mf 1 5' ,f P' 3 E, Q, Y g .W . R , ,, my W, 3 Q A ,B f L, UL 1 2 S W, A My Q img s. 152 5 an gk ' :wr Mf .-safe wi ., ,M ' -2 Jig xg? 5 Z I 1 4 ' L .... . W my A? fr M ,J ,, , gf fwfifgig ,. f Q ,- 5 , .,-. ,V W, A Saad First row: R. Kaestle, E. Porter, E. Bozeat, E. Tanner, R. Pollay. Second row: C. Phelps, E. Dunn, L. Newman, E. Gallant, M. Richardson, J. Baldwin, P. Crumpley. Third row: D. Burgdorf, F. Lloyd, H. Roe, MRS. VAN NORSTRAND, C. Loveless, C. Wolfe, M. Novak. Fourth row: L. Biss, R. McDonald, V. Welling, T. Leffingwell R. Manuel, J. Hunter, D. Cummings, M. Hunsinger. 6 S 944 First row: R. Weller, L. Eaton, C. Keysor, I. Buettner, W.Chauncey. Second row: I. Campbell, H. Buettner, M. Archambo, N. Swope, S. McMi11en, S. Calkins, S. Manuel, K. Rattasep. Third row: W. Keysor, J. Smith, R. Trapp, D. Schmidt, O. Van Horn, W. Mills, MRS. TABER. J. Sherman, F. Hopkins, D. Hunter, I. Higdon, B. Smith, B. Moody. F First row: R. Phelps, H. Green, D. Schmidt, T. Deren, A. Baldwin. Second row: L. Brinkman, M. Havens, E. Havens, S. Kilburn, L. Lee, B. Miloling, C. Harris, K. Dudley. Third row: B. Bennett, T. Newport, J, Smith, C. Gadway, MR. ENO, C. Baldwin, D. Weller, C. Sims, I. Sneeter. First row: W. Wheaton, P. Meehan, R. Allen, W. Loyd, I. Maoof, W. Joshanski. Second row: B. Killer, C. Erwin, G. Tisdale, J. Chase, E. Truesdale, S. Loveless, G. Waite, M. Fenno. Third row: I. Lunkenheimer, D. Livermor, R. Ragosta, MRS. MURPHY, B. Van Horn, R. Harris, D. Picotte. Fourth row: J. Pople, D. Kersten L. Ripley. I. Behm, I. Lewis, D. Eckert, T. Roberts. First row: G. Hoyt, W. Davenport, M. Parrow, N. Parsons, R. Blais. Second row: E. Waldron, B. Knopp, S. Sproul, P. Lyon, G. Vogt, D. Manuel, D. Pearo. Third row: C. Rotach, C. Pero, J. Raymond, MR. TYNE2, A. Van Wie, P. La Tour. J. Van Wie, R. Lincoln. Fourth row:-G. Lloyd, C. Horn, S. Skardiuski, A. Cox, D. Lenton, G. Pierce, E. Albro, R. Garno. 4:4 First row: J. Terpening, M. Currier, A. Ciciarelli, B. Eichelberger, C. Moody, D. Mesmer, S. Stratten, T. Thompson, D. Eno. Third row: K. Pople, S. Shepard, L. Arguiette, D. Clark, MRS, WELLER, E. Lont, L. Taylor, C. Butrnan. Fourth row: C. Bradt, R. Cooper, L. Murray, H. Phillips, M. Tunstall, J. Smith, S. Backman. 7444114 First row: R. Shipman, J. Garno, B. Dennison, R. Blais, C. Wheaton. Second row: B. Roberts, B. Clary, C. Biss J. Holmes, P. Bullock, P. Mechowski, E. Lont, C. Matteson. Third row: T. Slavenski, L. House, B. Phinecy, A. Wilson, MlSS GIRARD, D. Bradt, I. Van Wie, R. Calkins, R. Van Norstrand. Fourth row: D. Brackins, R. Prentice, K. Lee, D. Hoyt, E. Kelly, I. Clark, M. Krupa, H. Williams, G. Sarvey, K. Van Alstine. ?oafzz'4Qmde First row: R. Chamberlain, R. Howell, R. Lunkenheimer, G. Trapp, R. Chauncey. Second row: A. McLain, G. Lunkenheimer, E. O'Bryan, S. Dunn, E. Baldwin, K. Stratton, S. Hunter, B. Singleton. Third row: I. Olmstead, C. Green, N. Horn, K. Baldwin, D. McGivereon, MR. FITZGIBBONS, M. Parrow, J. Wilkie, S. Wolfe, K. McDowel, D. Behm. Fourth row: I. Barker, K. Jackson, I. House, J. Steele, T. Robinson, J. Ingleston, D. Seymour, I. Turner. 74nd First row: I. Schleup, P. Smith, A. Baldwin, J. Waite, D. Tyler, I. Van Wie. Second row: B. Knight, C. Wands, B. Mills, N. Hapeman, D. Clark, T. Dalton, S. Kersten, I. Davis. Third row: C. Schmitt, J. Parson, R. Krieger, K. Sherman, MRS. BROWN, K. Taylor, A. Forbes, V. Cambell, C. Hall. Fourth row H. Dawley, R. Baldwin, K. Jackson, E. Pope, N. Warner, I. Dolton, J. Nesbitt, I. Archambo. 74ndi First row: R. Stock, P. Moyer, R. Horn. Second row: S. Brackins, R. Rogosta, P. Sarvey, M. Tanner, L. McCue, J. Roe, B. Isham, I. Wilkes. Third row: R. Steele, C. Pooler, I. Lee, C. Lenton, P. Ripley, MRS. MATOTT, A. Leyburn, F. Buckner, A. Stock, R. Kells, D. O'Bryan. 'Mad First row: J. Hurd, E. Fisher, L. Roe, S. Johnson, W. Phillips, D. Menzies. Second row: R. Kellogg, A. Halsey B. Mills, S. Socia, N. Warren, L. Sherwood, I. Taber. Third row: T. O'Neil1, K. Whitford, E. Watson, MRS. MEHAN, B. Graham, K. Godkin, R. Wilder. Fourth row: D. Manuel, R. Steele, F. Horn, P. Skardinski, S. Titus, R. Phinecy, S. Hunsinger, B. Woods. 7415145 First row: D. Gober, B. Colonnese, T. Ottman, I. Baker, R. Smith, L. McMillan, W. Clary. Second row: K. Pickard, N. Oswald, C. Richardson, P. Currier, L. Eaton, B. Hoyt, T. Fear, L. Glanert, J. Green. Third row: P. Morehouse, B. Hunter, C. Bullock, R. Murray, L. Sims, MRS. CROFOOT, D. Dudzinski, B. La Grow, L. Thomas, L. Lell, I. Phelps. 746-wi First row: R. Butman, G. Downer, C. Lunkenheimer, D. Harris, C. James, H. Lincoln. Second row: M. Holmes C. Dudley, C. Jackson, M. Mills, P. Pickard, B. Quimby, C. Crandall, R. Howell. Third row: I. Dunn, P. Keller, N. Southard, K. Butman, MRS. WHEELER, J. Bratt, C. Terwilliger, P. Garrigan, R. Watkins. eccuwlQmde First row: B. Shipman, B. Kemp, D. Boisey, R. House, H. Pearo. Second row: K. Hullar, M. Lunkenheimer, T. Stamp, S. Allen, C. Colonnese, K. House, C. Butman, K. Schmitt. Third row: S, Davenport, M. Keysor, L. Gauger, D. Shaben, MISS WOLFORD, P. Grayham, P. Brown, J. Raymond, F. Erwin. Fourth row: R. Johnson A, Sarvey, M. Davenport, G. Palmer, A. Williams, F. O'Bryan, R. Savey, D. Hodge. W r econd First row: E. Martin, E. Leyburn, L. Schmidt, I. Mack. Second row: E. Fisher, L. Clark, D. Hodge, L. Shutter, G. Sims, L. Mack, D. Hoyt. Third row: G. Perrault, R. Halsey, E. Miller, H. McGrif, MRS. BARKER. I. Green F. Watson, M. Tanner, D. Wolff. First row: M. Roache, T. Dennison, C. Baldwin, B. Loveless, R. Biss, T. Ottman. Second row: M. Dudley, K. Meloling, N. Kaestle, B. Burr, N. Ritchie, D. Hunt C. MacDonald, C. Tanner. Third row: L. Hopeman, L. Mersner, A. Nelson, C. Sturgis, J. Greene, N. Robinson, L. Pollack, L. Thomas. Fourth row: F. Forbes, I. Chamberlain, H. Blake, P. Keller, R. Richardson, T. Lewis, R. Eckert, R. Woods flvlrs. Meagerj. ecaad First row: E, Green, M, O'Neill, H, Kolbe, G, Schmidt, R, Thompson, R, Porter, M, Waldron, Second row J. Quimby, P, Fox, J, Wamer, J, McDowell, S, Lont, C, Blais, S, Sproul, C, Kellogg, Third row: I. PSI' rault, J, Archambo, E, McGriff, H,-Taylor, MRS, GASKET, E, Novak, A, Deut, J, Chapman, M, Dublin, Fourth row: J. Pople, K, Manuel, F, Burghdorf, T, McGetrick, B, Pierce, R, Manning, G, Murray, First row: I. Lyons, D, Chase, G, Weaver, J, Kells, J, Bloomfield, Second row: T, Pickard, P, La- Tour, K, Garrigan, J, Phillips, D, Sarvey, M, Hall, S, Thomas, N, Forbes, Third row: T, Thompson, C, Clancy, B, Lenton, Mrs, Bullard, M, Webster, F, Horr, J, Taber, Fourth row: P, Eischen, T, Brown, L, Dunn, W, Smith, E, Green, C, Sheckler, 76145 First row: D. Davenport, E. Stark, L. Wilder, R. Moyer, T. Pearo, R. Leyburn. Second row: S. Stratton, D. Fox S. Waite, C. Blake, J. Hunt, D. Duger, V. La Grow, P. Harris, C. Phelps, C. Knight. Third row: M. Chapman I. Yulas, L. Hunter, E. Cottrell, S. Anthony, MRS. SCHLUEP, N. McGivern, P. Eischen, D. Woods, R. Ragosta R. Ragosta. V 7084! First row: C. Vogt, R. Loveless, S. Currier, G. Clary, L. Hoyt. Second row: L. Hopkins, D. Pierce, M. Watson, MRS. CI-IRISTIE, L. Burghdorf, P. Pooler, N. Janes. Third row: B. O'Bryan, E. Pollay, L. Fox, E. Pero, D. Thompson, B. Janes, B. Townsend, P. Simons. Fourth row: M. Trouesdale, C. Krieger, R. Olrnstead, P. Doty, H. Van Horn, P. McGetrick, G. Cole, P. Schmidt, D. Stock. 7084! First row: A. Learo, E. Davenport, M. Honyoust, R. Paquette, R. Kolb, R. Godkin. Second row: J. Vaughn, L. Geery, M. Crandall, C. House, A. Schroeder, V. Fellows, C. Socia. Third row: L. Lunkenheimer, R. Nichols, E. Hunter, W. Mechowske, P. Dudley, J. Sherman, G. Van Horn, M. Schluep, K. Titus, I. Mills, MRS. STURGE f First row: J. Simons, P. Murphy, C. Hapeman, L. Porter, I. La Grow, S. Gober. Second row: K. Fear, B. Hunt, S. Lunkenheimer, M. Curtin, MRS. PERRY, P. Hall, M. Sproul, P. Campbell, J. Pickard. Third row: M. Knight, R. James, R. VanNorstrand, G. Hunsinger, L. Farmer, D. Van Wie, C. Robinson, T. Wilson, C. Cole, S. Sylvester. Fourth row: T. Murphy, M. Brackins, I. Creede, D. Wolford, D. Brown, B. Wilkie, D. Taber, A. Smith, P. Morehouse, B. Sarvey. First row: C. Pearo, L. Gauger, L. Hunter, D. Chase, W. Seymour, B. Terwilliger. Second row: K. Manning, R. Stock, H. Tanner, P. Boisey, MRS. SARDONI, R. Watkins, E. Guess, S. Weaver, J. Hoyt. Third row: J. Manaies, I. Bratt, F. Rotash, V. Wilder, C. Zuller, M. Nielson, D. McGee, T. Morgan. Fourth row: O. Crandall, D. Davenport, G. Baldwin, P. Morsdorf, E. Palmer, G. Lee, A. Smith, J. Yukas, T. Shepardson J. Bullock. I First row: R. McCue, P. Waldron, S. Oswald, J. Smelski, W. Smith, G. Hullar. Second row: N. Dunn, G. Baldwin, P. Brant, MRS. COOPER, C. House, K. Haas, A. Fox. Third row: B. Bruckner, V. Watson, C. Jeffords, C. Root, K. Benton, E. Bratt, F. Manwaring, S. DeVille. Fourth row: I. lngleston, B. Southard, L. Kosco, A. Colonesse, A. Miller, C. Green, D. McGee, M. Quimby, L. Miner. ' Senior' o Veedsport at Cato dagqne gag: 2'5-:gage You-me Bezingso owed by Pritchard with Lg. Westbrook and Linco Cato at Sherwood 0050 -01-oug as of awe 5 Toravla at Cato 2311 be two E? DOVO Union Sprinfvs at Cato mayni-nit Hiro ' Cato at Savannah and YO Cato at Port oyron rr1 QQQ5 far: oi 'enlytsalincgd 9 if -5 wg a ac . o- Oxiixilvx soo 0-'51 . wtted 13 po- 'S- iff 3,05 is T536 xgg erry, Tyler 9,0 5 fe O-9 er 10 each. 9 Q60 9 goo X625' an high sc e Oxavxq 9 yozmclm 'avannah C: 't 6 gaftifgkx xgo fog wwe 21535565 Zoe was ,G Web G kv 0 OW it 9 00939 wxbi 'Um 38 Q00 -9 0 gon ,gags 66 X590 Get? Goo iv e Qixmvtoavap. 3 - Q 1 P-K! SQL any Zee 900 0 ao?-1 Q 4 fe txecfgcocffigxvgs Vfzoe ff, 1 1550.9 914 '0 95 'Of X18 db 'Akai' '01 'Xe L' e 3 -,973 0- 40 -5: V' '63 103 gee ge ,503 ,N BQVW wx get Ga 'PS -We 20? xwgootdixfa 6909 'Q My 6 X,-5020, q ggcfyi 'Lge -Q xx? 61,0 B Qogome up 98 6 to-gy xv 69-5 ,606 ,saab Q0 x S9509 0019 mac 903120 or sfffeaxrme' c the season well under way, C-M varsity sc ' . Th on December 9 was p ayed ted in this issue, we'll Ur- D 7 ' Th b V1 lllu U 11 lr ti- be l you next time. e 0 in t SP 51600988 1gOf'1 3f'oy:0lz1::j'c safe, 2 ir games: fob bg 131- tho sb t hebful Gus t th: tbea P thtbe .'1Z'Stfgll.ff1Ilg of the seasg' 1- S 1' g c got o to a ine start . 1, P at g 5165171 11 oit wagon 1171178 152661111 ngs here. The Varsity came . QV-9,0x,09e0efSot6 va -3, 90 Gxxfoxge N200 O Un De 0 0 1115 ca p 0 In bo Sd. -37 triumph while the JayVee 01 ef Q xr 09 W5 0 at 06 ':.ve to :Claw-J's ' 'iwecowxveoet 35906 V 12 S 'Hbe he sp 1 1116, esoepsb .e by a 29-26 score. ,Lot 9 0 5 .4 W xg x, ,X ,doe 'Z o Fr-ide b Shing F' '76 'S'-In the Owns ' rsity started off slowly as US g .Y-40-X ,Q og'-5 so gc? oe 0 ,B 'K F' fda 17 .gc ' ebwlea sees 1,1 glqer' :ad before C-M could get into the ga'5'.0e9 .Gov -56056 aegvkocxx 99 as 53' Us ed -Z 9 at G11 'J 6 3 0001 .Cato continued cutting the US lea -959 9419619 5 9-90 eg, ,oo 3 5 '9 ef 9 -2' 9 Dec 9 e Q C 14,1 be GL-be es end of the first half, the score was 510.599 oo '.O'Q' 510 oc' ,yt-,O 9'X90?0 F asf? Je 15 -'fin S 101 Ot D15-y d le 1 at 19-19. 1990959199 11 'GVGQKJ qpxexoq, -'ide ay 512 30 1Yol5Fe1,,l0 1761. 1123 d the second half C-M opened a slim lead Y- 5 -to e e 'L 6' 'Y 'G 9 'C F, Ida J 6 opt P by eszqes Sit.all the way fone A2-37 victory over L99 30O'Y0o'ei0a9p ofofixox' tugmefe prings, the defending champions. ,ill Pearce of Union Springs was top scorer the game with 13 points. C-M's scoring was ery evenly balanced with Colvin getting 12, :ecker and Ford 8 apiece, and Campbell 7. Foul shooting spelled the difference between h and defeat in both games as C-M came a little better at the charity wa - Gvvx they an who 12 our ill play' the assembly game which was p The Sherwiffga Streav' ,G by t?03:5:e23 on to r one week due to the closing of sch 11 :L H tem O8 I' '-3' ingest' rg. be gears in 'T29 to 'lasport 3-Ke atlfgxe e Devils lost, both games to Moravia 02,6 '52S'B,L.y,ed tganoigie ofaux, Wizogedoth 5410? game of the new year The Varsity s 0 5 1'Om e0 Ta P 5 Th fi 12 half 1 1 ,ifgai aigzfte a on if 25181 at txsxsiznzzizazes W E 1 ne gon oO Iv ie outscored the C M ca ers in the one fo tl t Se new O 3. I YQ B F54 W when Il 9 . the in. er 5 ug, T' .gy B 1 a hard fought game A I led 22 tfwt 52,5 'GOLGVLOTY 0011-e 0,585 sluigaa enxilebw 0 hit for 18 points and Cleon Ford Otball Season for 3355 Started xvicturiouchavs to V bg 8 23915 14 wx-ea a'O0u ints for C M in the losing cause 2 with the neetinrf of Hannibal tbrge ,,5V,5-rn ber 'l the er :onion for ea 09 twenty points for the Moravians the score for the fir t sane betve: C-VX A goto , 918593 De0V'e ,off S PMBYS ggi lost 8 heartbreaker, 2 27 At and Cato will belintthe next issue iieyclg' alxudaacgesalx not se nd Camisa wird St half, Moravia led 12 to 2 0 to the Pfili too ey Yi O T?-For Emi 1-ainater 9 and ' wie 9 15 means- 13150 uggsx the second lf, and the thir 1 W PY 0 W nfah Sevfmiifh Q gf V' game' B. een MOT to lqhooxkx Tx ,,1aS gl rear with a 17 12 score, still in fav they GO: it will be the fi t Year W Ou miie weefre new ,Aon Blu, fore 52850 FW 'sue an 1 the fourth quarter c N tied eat The schedule for the '55 season is .bhrw-ne Eau. we it toug' of 'VHSQ1-LOSSTLBSU-e'5.av9'5n ee minute overtime, C M scored Ocwberxgl madiome gaffm-,loflhe neigge 1,1159 o Moravia's five Hannibal at Cato ,An 1 ' 1nS in n - .J The followin are on the football squad: The flrst afternoon assembly game of Ed Decker, D?ck Perry, Chucl Loneley, Lcffn Decgmber 6 Sal' Savannah Shacg'ngaC'M losel gg g tio vin, Dale Parry, Bill Carlton, Dave Crislg a 3 '25 Ogiitigisgssaggfl neitgef, tgag ableymd 12 points respectively Ingleston' Cary Groot' Vmce Garden' Azsoahgldgmrih of a leady At the half Savannah preliminary game! the C M Jayvees wer' tcharo, Gordon Clarke, Don Inpleston ancwas leading by a Score'Of 212-19. C-M fought LS by a score of 38 211 At the half t back in the second half to earn a tie at the endn team led 15 to 13 But C M came bac Lee Southard' Fred Scott' Don Purdy' B1 of the re lation time In the three-minute ov her' Win at the final horn HiBh man gh' Ted Leffinrwell' Curt 'esbltt' Dick time hglwever Savannah outscored the Blue De on with 13 Points Lynch B115 Lincoln lark, Iuike Schroeder, Dick Phinecy, 'S ,farming a'h3-L5 victory. ed 8 points Ingleston had 7, followe and Jim Taylor Y! Gia? by again Showed GIRLS S RTS hockey Moravia ored one win and one loss e l Thus far in league play the Varsity record T esigggeso S aiiisghgagggdeeagj two victories as against three setbacks The the final Carlton accountel vee- are sporting four wins and have suffered Lynch 3, 6, and r--f' the loss, to Moravia in an overtime game out 05268566 Friday, January 13, the teams traveled we 60 Togo 9 wod to face the undefeated leaders t wofxwbeg '09 ,negmb ueefw' y and Jayvee of the Cayuga County Yea. fiheoued 50 1 will appear in the next issue of the W c have S3-ami.,-,viifdoeg b he f1rST:3vm Also on Tuesday, January 17, C M and each scored one point Port Byron Varsity sneaked by C M S1 148 in a thriller on December 19, the last game before! Christmas vacation C M was hampered somewhat the year xive fouling, while Port Byron's succe Varsity rler and Colvin led the C M a re a Wet Xt el First row: T. Stamp, A, Ingleston, R, Broekhuizen, L, Southard, G, G, Groot, G, Clark, 1. Lynch, B, Lincoln, SSQOW IOW: T. Leffingwell, D, Purdy, C, Lincoln, A, Pritchard, R, Westbrook, D, Criss, W, Carlton, C, Eno, Third row: K. Shurtleff. L. Pittroff, J. Taylor, MR, SCHLUEP, R, Phinecy, R, Broekhuizen, D, Tyler, 1 H 4 .A . . aft ,ul'?Zz'fir V x ' f , , . Q ' L ,lf I ' Q W fat 'al W 4? . . f, ' gif N . Q' .Ill ' lv 29 CM - Union Springs - 30 CM Savannah - - - 28 CM King Ferry - - 44 CM 38 CM 26 CM 34 CM Holy Family ' - Port Byron - - Moravia - - Sherwood - - 31 CM Weedsport - - 31 CM Union Springs - 38 CM Moravia - - - Genoa Weedsport Port Byron Sherwood Moravia Non League l ' o O X11 1 ill Q , . Q7 Q'1gasS if Determined to do better than last year's disastrous 9 won 5 lost record, the J.V, squad worked hard and started strong to win all their games before Christmas, After vacation the team lost to Moravia in overtime, and to Sherwood the next Friday, With these losses out of their system the boys began to gather speed and finished the rest of the season un- defeated, Led by captain, Bert Lincoln, the team atoned for their previous de- feats by beating Sherwood and Moravia in the playoffs to regain the County J,V, championship, We look forward to a bet ter year next year, ------CM ------CM ------CM ------CM ------CM ------CM ------CM ------CM t1 Z CATO ------CM ------CM ------CM ------CM ------CM , we-iw j V gjy'j -g22 :: E3i.ii'm f4s,:Q,f1s ' fawtsr e -51. A f , H 1, I s- 4 me f:1fv5'f- :a:'1rzfaf ., wa J- was-:firri Eff A- f.1 ' X fs K ' 3 4?Sbs?lf3?fg3?5gf 'i5i'Si:5Si k,,.?,,5 23353,--'V -' '1'f,:1s1 : lfz.-as ?: .f:iEi ,s ali ?-'f.::iE ' :- iv: I M ws L if ,, fr frwg un- 3. 7 . ' lr frm? f:-:view ,f ,215 iifiws i- fgsgsw,lwwlvzfifs fda ,ral , Q gpeff: . 2 wxwrsf-ifft-e3fwss:ffs'f1'r fx'fireft-'wfsxfsf it-wfs is Zhi 1 ' x2f::H1 f:if1v'f?7f ' A :W , ..wym,istaswzgsgm, em: 1 : in 'fawxv ff-15? Tfiilswf -51' 5 z ,-, .- MMsz-If--Q.-ffmggxgsgggy 4-wi ty,s,ss,, ,Ay E fff 4: wtf Sfsil-'?.-zvwxifflvgggy' W wAtfS':Zt5 i1f X' 5, f - a?m:?7?iEf5Uz1,,? is Q WW,--.Qmx-.w..,t.,, A, fsf3,f,,.,,.,,.M, 1, ,,..,,.., g fl,-ls,'swaggQg1s,fXs,ff:s,ls,gf, - .N Y sg5,t5':1 n 's,slf swfsiss: was izlffsrms'swigmsstefzs sm -- 'pifilfiiiiiiff Y 552.5 Q S 'si'WMffiffii432-ifxsssiaiiiesieiffiifisf ' 'K A s if:'i'22,-sm., A M1 it ag srsseafw tfezssfa f 'K With three veterans and eight boys up from J, V, 's, C,M, Varsity had some hard work cut out for itself this year, After a fairly good start the Blue Devils went into a mid-season slump, losing four out of five by less than six points, Then Coach Downer's Chargers began to get their share of the breaks. They put together a four- game winning streak, before losing a tough one in the season finale, to fall just a game short of the play offs, Q ' OPPONENT S Union Springs Savannah - - - King Ferry - - - Holy Family - - - Port Byron ---- Moravia - - - - Sherwood - - Weedsport - Union Springs - - Moravia - - Genoa - - - Weedsport - Port Byron - v sportsmanship has been well carried out, Although they had some hard luck and d1dn't wm them all the boys never ceased to be frne sportsmen and fiery competitors At this point we would like to announce that we have won the league sportsmanship trophy for the third consecu tive year, and we are entitled to permanent possession of it Thus, C M's fine tradition of 70415456 XJ fa o osswg' A 4' G QGS' Q06 1 we X, , Q, Q- if Gi' oO ' Q49 GQ' . 7' Q, 6. .. 4? 1 XSS' sol 9 Q gp Hannibal - - -'7 Weedsport - - - -33 Sherwood - - 6 Moravia ----- - 18 Union Springs 12 Savannah - - 12 Port Byron - - - 36 Even as great empires fall, so too did Cato-Meridian, After five consecutive seasons of never having tasted defeat, this year's team hampered by mud and injuries posted a 3-3-1 record. The season started successfully against Hannibal, but when Weedsport came to town, the roof fell in, Sherwood was a pyrrhic victory with quarterback and passer Ed Decker being side lined for the rest of the season with a broken ankle, Without a passing attack to keep the defense honest, the team was hard pressed on the ground. So we say now - wait till next year, 3 CM vs Sherwood - - - - - 8 3 CM vs Union Springs - - - - 13 15 CM vs Savannah - - - - - 8 3 CM vs King Ferry - - - -6 13 CM vs Moravia '- - - 2 3 CM vs Weedsport - - - - 5 '7 CM vs Moravia - - - -5 5 CM vs Weedsport - - - -.9 3 CM vs Moravia - - - 2 18 CM vs Genoa - - - - 0 15 CM vs Port Byron ' ' ' 12 12 CM vs Port Byron - - - 8 Q 5 E re First row: D, Tyler, W, Hirsh, R, Warden, Second row: D, Hollier, D. Parry, B, Wilkes, Captaing H, Carlton, E, Decker, I, Follett, F, Calkins, C, Wetherby, J, Lynch, Third row: COACH DOWNER, C, Eno, R, Calkins, B, Lincoln, A, Ingleston, W, Carlton, W, Calkins, R, Broekhuizen, G, Johnson, D, Perry, C, Longley, C. Tyler, R, Morgan, L, Pritchard, 7'?54-55 Team Batting Average - , 280 Team Fielding Average - , 861 ge gf Q Lia J, Ford P, Hotaling C, Eno A, Root D, Dennison N, Sherwood ' R, Perry L, Summerville C, Longley MR, ROGERS T, Stamp R, Priest L, Pittroff N, Manuel Under the guidance of Mr, Leo Rogers, Advisor, and the leadership of Dick Perry, Charles Longley, Lela Summerville, and Don Dennison, the C, M, Student Council conscientiously carried out their duties, Three amendments which should considerably improve the constitution were passed, The half-price dance was a success, as was the new student directory put into circulation this year, Plans are under way for a school store, students day, and a sports banquet, This year's Student Council has done a commendable job, not only in governing the students, but also in being of constant service to them, A 'V f ,SQ 'Q 'L-' 7' f t f y , ,X glance S Left to right: F, Oswald, A, Kreiger, B, Crandall, S, Johnson, MR, ROGERS, E, Decker, L, Summerville, C, Pierce, R, Perry, WW SW! D, CLARY P, JOHNSON R, WHITFORD G, PIERCE A, MOYER C, VANESELTINE H, DEFOREST MISS HARKNESS W, EICHELBERGER J, SCOTT B. HODGE The students who volunteer for library staff are interested in service to their school, About twelve members are chosen from the list of applicants, These people work at the charging desk, keep the shelves in order, type, arrange bulletin boards, and do many other duties around the library, J. HAMPTON I, SCOTT L. SUMMERVILLE D. LAWVER N, GARY K, RIPLEY MISS DADY B, CAMPBELL 'as 9 F The Sports Council consists of girls rep resenting each class of the Senior High Its purpose 1S for selecting all star teams, sports day teams class and intramural teams It also makes all important decisions concerning the Girls Athletic Department v First row: D, Clary, C, VanEseltine, R, Grier, D, Lawver, D, Parry, R, Westbrook, Second row: S, Pope, S, Johanski, G, Pierce, K, Johnson, P, Peters, W, Titus, Third row: R, Smith, C, Webster, N, Kelley, E, Glanart, I The fencing club is a newly-organized group this year, It is open for any member in grades ten through twelve, In addition to the enjoyment of fencing, the sport is useful in developing co- ordination and sportsmanship, Prac- tice is held during regularly scheduled activity periods un- der the fine direction of Miss Barbara Slater, eewefad The press club is a non-profit organiza- tion that consists of editor, advisor, pho- tographers, typists, and reporters, The paper is sold every two weeks at Sgb a copy, The Spotlight is printed at the Cato Show Print, It contains all the news concerning C, M, C, S fn RQ First row: P, Hotaling, D, Follett, Second row: V, Elliott, L, Horn, J. Town, E, MacFarlane, P, Johnson, L, Southard, I, LaGrow, MISS SLAT ER, Third row: E, Van Norstrand, N, Kelley, B, Clark, C, Trousedale, M, Akins, C, Wenster, R. Albro, S Smelski, S, McCadden, Fourth row: J, Clark, E, Duger, R, Grier, L, Pollack, 'A, Ingleston, G, Johnson, D, Lawver, Fifth row: C, VanEseltine, E, Wilburn, J. Kill- ough, J. Follett, 'Secada I First row: B, Eichelberger, C, Moody, L, Quimby, D, Eno, M, Fenno, J, VanWie, J, Campbell, ,,,g':jf,,4 L, Green, S, Sproul, E, Waldon, Second row: L, Brinkman, K, Dudley, J, Baldwin, E, Troues- f ,4::,, dale, S, Shepard, S, Stanton, T, Thompson, C, Butman, J. Wilkie, P, Shepard, C, Pero, Third LQ, 1:-uri? row: I. Sherwood, L, Newman, A, VanWie, E, Lont, L, Shurtleff, C, Ciciarille, B, Moody, B , Savery, P, Havens, S, McMillan, Fourth row: L, Peters, A, Ripley, C, Wolfe, J, Sherman, C, ' K Envin, B, Hapeman, K, Sherman, P, Shepard, S, Kilbourn, B, Meloling, L, Arquette, Fourth row: x-,r g yy , J, Baldwin, S, Prentice, S, Haas, K, VanVliet, C, Chauncey, G, McMillan, N, Scott, D, Peters L, Bardley, Fifth row: E, Steele, D, Treat, L, Ott, H, Titus, J, McCue, P, Treat, R, Clary, D, Steele 0 First row: P, Morehouse, P, Garrigaw, P, Currier, N, Hapeman, J, Green, J. Barker, K, McDowell, T, Fear, P, Pichard, S, Socia, Second row: C, Dudley, R, Ragosta, B, Isham, P, Gariton, J, Olmsteard, S, Bittner, B, Knight, J. Tabor, L, Gauger, I. Wilkes, K, Pickard, Third row: C, Kerstin, C, Hall, N, Horn, C, Matteson, D. B'-211111. K. Stratton, B. Hoyt, T, Fear, P, Pickard, P, Quimby, Fourth row: K, Baldwin, S, Wolfe, E, Lant, B. Clary. T. DSUOH. B. R0b6rts, D, Trouesdale, C, Schmit, J. Roe, B, Mills, L, Lammas, S. Sims, Fifth row: J. Vaflwies D. Dudzinski, B, Phinecy, L, House, T, Till, C, Wands, K, Buttman, P, Ripley, C, Biss, J, Wil- kie, P, Streeter, K If If D. FOLLETT C, PIERCE S, COLE N. GARY M, HALSTEAD D, LAWVER G, PIERCE S. NOVAK E, VAN NORSTRAND N, MOODY S. JOHNSON N, ECKERT M, AKINS D. MARTIN X .. nil?-iqw. Ex' 2' QQQQAK' X' Q- RJ' 1 ' ' Q- QS? x' 4 - 065' 'SSA qfaaos' 6560 ,A xutx s' Q.. 6560 fy A S 'DSO' 'v.Q N -771 Siena x Q30 Q ef 2 We V xmwx u- Q Quail, .69 of gy Q s Q45 04390 O25 wegpq, ef' CY' 041' Q93 .921 . 9- vo wx' Q. C90 First row: J. Ford, B, Trousedale, N, Sherwood, P, Peters, N, Manuel, N, Eckert, L, Baldwin, S, Cole, L, Southard, G, Baldwin, S, Smelski, L, Horn, Second row: A, Webster, V, Komp, M, Akins, K, Johnson, L, Summerville, D, Martin, C, Pierce, J, Hampton, D, Follett, K, Terpening, V, Gary, D, Hardy, C Chauncey, B, Thompson, P, Southard, S, Pope, N, Gary, Third row: E, Van Norstrand, D, Lawver, N, Richardson, N, Moody, M, Halstead, S, McCadden, N, Kelley, S, Tyler, J. LaGrow, V, Elliot, L, Fisher, C, Davis, S, Baker, S. Johnson, G, Pierce, K, Ripley, B, Campbell, Fourth row: R, Butman, C, Long- First row: D, Martin, R, Butman, S, Johnson, S, Smelski, C. Grier, M, Lyon, P, Shepherd, D, Hardy, Second row: C, Chauncey, K, Terpening, W, Revette, N, Manuel, P, Southard, S, Slavenski, G, Sproul, J, Scott, B, Winters, R, Howell, F, Mac Dowell, W, Eichelberger, M, Mott, J, Sarvey, V, Gary, L, Southard, Third row: L, Bradley, K, Shurtleff, S, Prentice, N, Gary, P, Loveless, R, Albro, P, Hotaling, T, Stamp, G, Eichelberger, C, Eno, L, Colvin, B,f Havens, M, Schroeder, R, Vaughn, T, Sayles, D, Purdy, ley, N, Titus, S, Novak, M, Drury, G, Groot, W, Eichelberger, X Fifth row: L, Pittroff, W, Havens, H, Archambo, C, Eno, R. Perry, J, Follett, L, Colvin, E, Decker, A, Pritchard, T, Leffingwell, R, Westbrook, C, Lincoln, D, Whitman, R, Vaughn, L, Pritchard, P, Sauve, K, Shurtleff, MR, HARDY, Fourth row: L, Pritchard, N, Reynolds, B, Scott, V, Brawd, P, Sauve, T, Leffingwell, E, Decker, I, Nesbitt, P, Schroeder, L, Pittroff, G, Groot, MR, ANDREWS, SEQ tx X Ns Ks Xxitkgwx W Enema! Eb: W .Siva lx 7 lx My fy x A N 1 if N W 3 nf s nf 55, ,r ' As the curtain descends marking the finale of our days at old C-M, we pause in retrospect to examine her traditions - the customs, the connecting links which will always endear her to us, Of these, there is one which will always be particularly outstanding in our memories - our Senior Trip, Since our freshman days it has been our inspiration, our precious, seemingly unat- tainable goal, We have sold fruitcakes, plastic towels, candy mints, Christmas cards, toys, magazine subscriptions, dance tickets and circus tickets to you, our sympathetic and unendingly generous friends and relatives, Now, our goal is in sight, our treasury has swelled, New York! Washington! Here we come! The annual Senior Play is another of C-M's fine traditions, Weeks of hard work, good times, endless memorizing, and rehearsals precede it, When opening night arrives, there is excitement, anxiety, and anticipation in the air. A few lines are forgotten, a few mistakes are made, but as the final curtain goes down, we all agree that A good time was had by all, The Christmas and Spring Concerts put on by the Music Department down through the years have become both welcome and enjoyable customs, They are the results of weeks of careful plan- ning and hard work by the band and chorus and their directors, The formal attire of the chorus and the smart uni- forms of the band add to the beauty of the music, One of the social events of the C-M Christmas season is the senior-sponsored Christ mas Ball, Beautiful music gorgeous decorations make the Ball an enchanting, love ly affair, A queen and king from among the fresh- man, soph- omore, and junior classes are chosen by the student body, Elected by popular vote this year were lovely Eva Van Norstrand and the wit of the freshman class, Alan Pritchard, Another established tradition is the Junior-Senior banquet, Held in June, the banquet gives the juniors and seniors a chance to get together for a few last laughs and a good meal served by the soph- omores. Faculty members are invited as guests of the classes, lj 'ld I f it i 5 'gest events of C-M's social season. fbi 5 6 n I ' -The high point of the Ball is the Zi' crowning of a king and queen cho- In June, we seniors are guests X at a beautiful affair put on in our y juniors, This tradition, known as . , -..the Senior Ball, is one of the big- M--QE sen from the senior class by the student body, The lovely music, pretty dresses, and the fellowship with our classmates and alumni make it a truly memorable event. See you there, folks! E Q J It nxzn honor by our worthy associates, the For those with athletic talent, the annual sports Banquet is a source of pleasure and reward, Proud parents and friends gather over a delicious meal to see their sons or daughters reap the rewards of a fine year of sports and sportsmanship. Though we don't always win every championship in the league, we fine solace in the belief that NEXT year will be different! There's a certain coonskin hat that is becoming quite an established tradition around old C-M, Of course, any C-M'r knows that we're speaking of the mangy fur piece that adorns the head of our math expert and LV, coach, Mr, John F, Schluep, fWe've yet to find our whether he wears it to keep his head warm or to conceal the top secret basketball plays that always put the C-M J,V,'s in the league playoffs every year,j Incidentally, Coach, congratulations on winning the league's J,V, championship this year. Another familiar sight at Cato-Meridian is Coach 'Charlie Downer's neckties, We're not quite convinced yet that they win Lady Luck over to our side, but we think they are a colorful asset to C-M basketball games, By the way, folks, there's a certain red necktie still smouldering in the Downer's trash can! Among the senior class is an honorable organization called the Filthy Fifteen. Under the able leadership of Paul Hayes, 'Ji if Q the group has undertaken many worthy projects, the latest one 3' called Operation Millard A, Mott, At this time we would 5 X wh like to extend our sympathies to Mr. Mott, Q V f 3? - 5 W s - I l ,C YG W Q is 'ff eff F, ADRIAN Left school for the U, S, Navy K, BA SILE Wg: SL. Az fel' ' ' , H 0 o f , .. E '- . hz: JEL u E- z :zz .,:,:.i.g.:,.:.-.,.jf- kg. fs. - j Ez: .... 5 .ia Q --' 1: -.. . 3:1 :e gg-E ' . Q 1-1-5-5.5!-J-1.-.-32 K ., 32 ntfi -1 ,...,. ,.. xt Q , .5 g 3- gig:-:-g.-5 pf Q.: -:: -' -.,, 1 a+'-rw :::- 1s:E-- is O ' E:-': : . XX -2 : 5 o 0 0 Yigfffj Q E, on 1- SMA 1.1. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT 75 6' ZCZWMZWZ 6 'Vid Cato, New York MACKS l' DEPT. STORE cam, N. Y. TR. 8-0451 Federal Deposit ww Corporation Compliments of EDWARD O K N ECHT ATTORNEY Cato, N.Y. Y' . 633 si ng 'fum' Compliments L!- jx of Compliments COLONIAL of INN VERN AND Meridian FOLLET N-Y- Cato, N.Y. . 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I Hua? 1: li '42 .11 if . V nf i 3 A of plnsukfl ZZMWZM4 ' ef Your Photographer ampnhg 950 Ridge St Webster, N.Y. I COTTAGE INN I J l INA S RESTAURANT FARM EQUIPMENT Compliments Good Food INCORPORATED of Excellent International Trucks R D SMITH Service and ' ' HARDWARE All Legal Farm Machinery Beverages New Holland and Furguson Fair Haven, N.Y. Phone 6294 Phone 4161 Route 104 Route 164 Wolcott, N.Y. Red Creek, N.Y. ' t l - Compllmen S Compliments Compliments Cornphinents of o of WALLACE'S E of RED CREEK RED 31 WHITE PAT CORBETT MEAD'S FARM SUPPLY STORE LIQUOR STORE DEPARTMENT STORE Red Creek, N.Y. Fair Haven N,Y, Fair Haven I N.Y. Red Creek,N.Y. Sw,,,,,mm1lE'flfy!Q 4 S r- RUM Q -S Wi' ,E Zi.: E' TN 0? 5 5 9 T Compliments Best Wishes C 1. 24 of omp imen s VERA COOPER of BUCKMINSTERS QUALITY BEAUTY DEPT. STORE FEW-ELER5 GIFT-SHOP MARY'S in Keepgake Fair Haven Wolcott Diamonds and N.Y. Fair Haven N.Y. Hamilton and N Y Gruen Watches ' ' Wo1cott,N.Y. 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Compliments Compliirlents f o 0 amd iff , WHITMAN'S ALBERTA S FOODS INCORPORATED HARDWARE BEAUTY SALON INC ' Jordon, N.Y. Packers of Fruit Pie Mixes- Red Creek, N. Y. Brutus and Seneca Weedsport, N.Y. ,- IRAN KS SERVICE STATION Sinclair Gasoline Cato, N. Y. ' ' The Community Newspapers ' ' THE RED CREEK HERALD THE FAIR HAVEN REGISTER THE CATO CITIZEN Circulated in Wayne, Cayuga and Oswego Counties Commercial Printing Prompt Service Reasonable Rates Best Wishes to the Class of '56 FOLLETT ELECTRIC CO. Phone TR 8-0661 i A as ' IQ? 53 W. Broadway L Fulton, New York S i 1 Compliments of' E? ' 1 BEQN IES f BQDY SHQP Compliments Complete Body and Fender Work of Collision Work-Spray Painting Free Estimates BERNIE WARREN Ph. TRS-0626 Martville , N.Y . geZacQfz2 Dairymen Use A.B.S. Proven Sires To Raise Your Standard of Living Every Sire Proved Great AMERICAN BREEDERS SERVICE Clarence Dixon - Technician Phone Fulton 2-6557 T-TAJQNIS. I NC Best Wishes Good Luck Compliments and to the of Pleasant Class of '56 Sailing to the VAN'S . BAKERY Class of '56 G PLAINVILLE TURKEY FARM f Q W- W K Sales B t W. h Service e S ls es RECREATION CENTER Rentals From Student Special All the Latest Pictures GRIFFIN Shown On Our Wide Screen New Royal 81 . . Aristocrat X 569.50 Up S 1.00 Weekly General Bowling - Billards Insurance FULTON Sandwiches ' TYPEWRITER STORE Jordon Weedsport, N.Y. Fulton, N.Y. N.Y. Phone 2 -46 04 For All Your Insurance Q1 fz bl Needs 9 , 5? , XI ,f l QK1uL 5 f K S fn 0 - Mt v : jf . AGENCY 5 SOUTHARD'S CLOVER FARM Cato N. Y. Tr. 8-0033 STORE ' Cato, N. Y. T1'.8'0765 Service Ford Sales I ' Compliments T COODE12 of SC Sz 105f MOTORS, INC. WOLCOTT A DRY Wolcott, N.Y. CLEANERS - - sid, A SAYLES Compliments SNACK BAR of M Dairylea 2.4 Hour Towing Service Ice Cream and J COFFEE ' CUP Phone Day or Night Noveltles NEptune 5-3915 Mefid-ian Wolcott, N. Y. 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Compliments of N1 I LLAIQD A- IVIOTT Ev- SCDNS FUNERAL SERVICE Ambulance S e rvice Cato TR 8-0631 Hannibal LO4-2466 C ompliments of IRA J. KINGSLEY Attorney At Law Cato, N. Y. WALLACE FLORAL SHOP Flowers For Al Occasions Cato, N.Y. Phone 8-1165 1 CATO MILLING CO. X Compliments E. w. HAAS ' ff of Feeds, Grain, Fertilizer 2 PAUL WILKES Phone 8-0492 X Cato, N.Y. Compliments of Dealer in Ha it I CLAUDE c. Grain Lim! Zh' eff 61W RAYMOND and Fertilizer TELEPHONE co. CATO Also General I PLUMBING Hauling Cato, Fair Haven, Lysander, and at Good Luck I Hannibal Cato, N.Y. BACCALAUREATE GRADUATION JUNE 24, 1956 RUSSEL JUNE 25, 1956 VAN NOR- TRA D wx llxlllyffy S N N Z General Trucking M J 1 , is Also Dealer in 7 nm Hay and Straw 4 X Phone CE 2? TRS-oo85 INN Wwkmfifg W 2 Wi, F! 1 Q0 J My W'-SQA ffqig W M VW QL M MMKMQ Qi we Jxwvkx MWAMMVQL 6320 AW! M mmf, M ,, V Il W M532 t If x . lw,,X foxy? M Q L of W' W J , , Jf wwf df 9 L ww ,Q if .. 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