Clinton Central High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

THE INTONIAM PRESENTED BY CLASS OF 1958 CLINTON CENTRAL SCHOOL CLINTON, NEW YORK THE STAFF P. Kitchen, D. Maxwell, D. Facteau, S. Swertfager, C. Galinski, B. Burdick, A. Earl, D. Burdick, J. Dawes, R. Smith. Seated: L. Hofmeister, J. Garland, A. Lewis. THE STAFF Phyllis Kitchen Laura Hofmeister Julie Garland____ Bonnie Burdick Dione Burdick____ Dorothy Maxwell John Dawes_______ Susan Swertfoger Mary Lou Dever Ann Lewis________ Richard Smith Allyn Earl ______ Donna Facteau Chester Galinski _____ Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor _________Senior Editor Classes Editor Activities Editor Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor Copy Editor _____ Typing Editor ___________________Art -------------------Art Photography Editor Business Manager Co-Business Manager We extend our appreciation to you who made our Yearbook possible. Financial Adviser Miss Dawes General Adviser Miss Davies Art Adviser Mr. Chaney DEDICATION Mrs. Maude G. Luther Dear Mrs. Luther, Nearly six years ago we came to your classes — a group of very proud, bewildered, mixed up new seventh graders. You enlightened us on the mysteries of High School and helped us orient to our new surroundings and ways of doing things. Almost without our realizing, you went from the school to the Community and we learned all sorts of things that make us proud of our town and its history. From Community to County to State, you took us. All the time we were learning to stand on our own feet, to do our work without supervision, to fit into our school and our Community as good citizens. The Historical Club trips to Saratoga and Hyde Park are high spots in our memories of Junior High. We know how generously you gave your time and effort to make them possible and successful. Your guidance, interest, enthusiasm, and helpfulness have made you a teacher we shall remember. We wish you many happy years to enjoy leisure — free from the trials of a school day. To say thank you, we dedicate this, our Clintonian to you. Tk ri— IN MEMORY Miss Bessie A. Griffin Miss Griffin will live on forever in our hearts, for we will remember her as a wonderful teacher, a marvelous person, and a friend in our time of need. As a teacher, she gave us excellent ground material in English grammar, read us many thrilling stories, and taught us familiar poems which we will always remember. As a friend, she was concerned with our well-being and ready to help us at any time At the Hamilton College Commencement in 1957, Miss Griffin was awarded an Honorary Degree, Master of Humane Letters. A Hamilton Alumnus and former pupil of Miss Griffin's, Louis N. Brockway, presented her for the degree with the following citation: It is a challenge indeed to cite a daughter of the fomed 'Farmer Orator' of New York's turbulent Barge Canol ero, and to cite one who hos herself spent a lifetime ably teaching effective writing. Much must be said in little space. We foil if we do not re-creote the image of you as a young lady, surely little older than your pupils, first, teaching in the one-room school on the edge of this campus; later, trudging five miles doily to and from elementary classes in the village. We must recall the many days when you were the first to reach the schoolhouse and the last to leave; the many evenings spent directing ploys and counselling your pupils. We must tell of the personal drive behind your preparation to teach in high school, and of your subsequent achievement in giving many generations of young people — among them many who are Hamilton men, including the one who stands beside you now — superb foundation in the English language. But more, we must catch that spark within your personality that mokes it unthinkable that a pupil would ever come before you more than once without having done the best work of which he was capable. It has been said thot os a Clinton teacher with a road named after you, you are unique. Even more certain, indeed, is the uniqueness of your distinguished and unstinting service to this community over half a century. Hamilton College Alumni Review ___________July i 957___________ BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mr. Raymond Miller, Mrs. Frederick Goodwin, Mrs. London Rockwell. Standing: Mr. Jomes Benson, Clerk, Mr. Stanley Germond, Mr. Harry Wadsworth, Dr. James Compson, President. Absent: Mr. Bernard Welch, Mr. R. I. Williams, Clerk. PRINCIPALS During the past year there have been some promotions in the administration of our school. The Senior Class would like to extend its sincere congratulations to Mr. Ralph for his promotion to Supervising Principal of the Clinton Central School District, and to Mr. Karin for his promotion to Principal of the High School. Mr. Richard Ralph Supervising Principal We would like to offer our deep grati- tude and appreciation to you for your untir- ing efforts in behalf of our education and the personal welfare of each member of our class. You have taught us to set our goals high, grasp opportunity, give service, and face life with hearts filled with courage and hope Be- cause of your example and guidance, we are better prepared to meet an uncertain future filled with greater responsibilities. Mr. John Karin Principal, Clinton High School FACULTY HEALTH, LIBRARY, BUSINESS Mrs. Dorothy Olshon, Nurse; Ethel Regin, Library; Florence Davies, Business; Kath- ryn Dawes, Business. ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE First Row: Jeanne de la Porte, English and Latin; Margoret Moore, Head, Eng- lish Department; Helen Jacobs, English and Dramatics. Second Row: Mrs. Mary Scoones, English; Mrs. Mary Dever, Eng- lish; Alice Batley, French and Latin; Charles Conley, English. Absent: Mrs. Sherry Guaysamin, English. SCIENCE AND MATH First Row: Morcia Stone, Mathematics; Mrs. Bonnie Coolidge, Science; John Cryan, Science. Second Row: Howard Vivyan, Science; Robert Smith, Mathe- matics; Elmer Morgan, Mathematics. Absent: Gertrude Welch, Mathematics. FACULTY CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION First Row: Isabel Howlett Head of Citizenship Education; Mrs. Alice Lar- kin; Mrs. Bessie Adams. Second Row: Leah Bell; Paul Seyse; Harold Baietti; George Wynne. VOCATIONAL AND DRIVER EDUCATION Mrs. Beverly Skillman, Homemoking; Philip Fragale, Driver Education; Mrs. Sylvia Barnes, Homemaking; Wesley Andersen, Industrial Arts; Homer Bray, Agriculture. ART AND MUSIC Howard Chaney, Art; Mrs. Marion Lyon, Art; Anthony Milogrono, Music. Absent: Mrs. Estelle Schecter, Woodwinds; Mr. Henry Schueler, Brass. FACULTY CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Elfreda Holfman, Mrs. Alice Clark, Mrs. Elsie Watkins, Mrs. Betty Myers, Manager. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mildred Meunch, Girls' Physical Educa- tion; Norman Parkhurst, Boys' Physicol Education; Elmer Morgan, Athletics. CUSTODIANS Mr. Claire Smith, Head Custodian; Mr. Albert Stevens, Mrs. Sophie Ondarcho, Mr. Wesley Munsell, Mr. Frank Collmer. JAMES GABRIEL ABBOTT Jim It is tronquil people who occomplish much. Prom Committee; Boseboll 1; Basketball Man- ager 3; French Club 1; Camero Club 2. ROBERT DENNIS ARLOTTO Bob Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; Press Club 3, 4; Service Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Spelling Bee 2. WELLINGTON A. BARKER, JR. Barke Nothing ventured, nothing gained. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3; F.F.A. Basketball 1; Farm ond Home Week 3, 4; Gym Club 4; F.F.A. Kansas City Convention 4. DONALD BITTEKER Don Life is neither a spectacle, nor a feast; it is a predicament ' French Club 1; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; Gym Club 4. RONALD LEE BITTEKER Ron It is not those who speak who know the most. Prom Committee; Chorus 2; Camera Club 2. Those who toil will succeed. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, Vice-President; Form and Home Week 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Bosket- boll 1, 2, 4; F.F.A. Konsas City Convention 4; Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. EDWARD GEORGE BLANKMAN Ed He who is firm in will molds the world to himself. Little Three Council 1, President; Notionol Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Honor Society 1; Prom Committee; Tower Club 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Sports Editor 3, 4, Service Club 1, 2, 3; Frosh Track; Boseboll 3, 4; ESSPA 3; CNYSSPA 2. Spelling Bee 2. CARLIE FRANCES BROWN Charlie Life is what you moke it. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; Tower Club 3, 4 Outdoor Girls' Club 1; Future Teachers 2, 4, Vice-President 4; Chorus 3, 4; Drum Majorette 2-4; Badminton 1-3; Frosh Track; All Intramural Sports 1; Spelling Bee 2. BONNIE MARIE BURDICK Bons It's hard to laugh and cry both with a breath ' Vice President 3; Senior - Sophomore Recep- tion; Prom Committee; Ring Committee; Year- book Staff; Press Club 1 -4, Social Editor 3; Girls' Sports Club 2-4; Chorus 1 -4; Badminton 3, 4; Frosh Track; All Intramural Sports 1-4; J.V. Cheerleader 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Queen's Court 3. DALE CHAMPION Champ Sober but not serious; quiet but not idle. F.F.A. 2, 3, A, Treasurer 3, 4; F.F.A. Basket- ball 2; 4; F.F.A. Kansas City Convention 4; Square Dancing Club 2; Farm and Home Week 2, 3, 4. DIANE MARIE BURDICK Di Sincerity conquers all. Little Three Council 1, Treasurer; Student Council 2, 4; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Committee; Ring Committee; Yearbook Staff; Tower Club 1-4; Press Club 2-4, Ex- change Editor 3; Chorus 2-4; Badminton 4; Field Hockey 1, 3, 4; Softball 1, 4; Basketball 1, 4; Queen's Court 3; ESSPA 3; CNYSSPA 2; Student Council Area Meeting 2. JUNE DOROTHEA CLARK June Silently she goes her way. Press Club 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4; Future Homemakers of America 4. KATHLEEN JANE COSTELLO Janie Sunny hair, sunny heart. Student Council 3; Senior - Sophomore Recep- tion; Prom Committee; Press Club 3, 4, Humor Editor 3, 4; Tower Club 4; Outdoor Girls' Club 1; Frosh Track; Field Hockey 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Softball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Queen's Court 3. John If at first you don't succeed, you're running obout average. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Committee; Debate Club 4; Tower Club 2-4; Press Club 1-4, Production Manager 3, 4; Service Club 1-4; Chorus 2-4; CNYSSPA 2. JUDITH MARGARET D'APRIX Judy Music makes the world go round. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Future Home- makers of America 1; Math Club 4; Chorus 1-4, Accompanist 2-4; Orchestra 1-4; All- State Sectionol Chorus 4. JOHN LADD CROSSLEY WILLIAM COYNE Bill' Anything for a quiet life. Gym Club 2; Football 1; Baseball 2. DAVID HOWARD DAWES Dave I never think of the future; it comes soon enough. F.F.A. 1-4, Sentinel 4; F.F.A. Konsas City Convention 4; Alternate Delegate to F.F.A. State Convention; Hockey 2-4 JOHN CARL DAWES Jack Always carefree, jolly, and bright. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; Yearbook Staff; Historical Club 1; Gym Club 2-4; Bowling 1; Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Hockey 1-4. MARY LOUISE DEVER Lou Her sweetness is a well-given gift. Entered 2; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff; Tower Club 3, 4, President 4; F T.A. 4, Treasurer; Orchestra 3; Bond 3; Badminton 3, 4; Basketball 4; Volley- ball 4. ALLYN R. EARL Al It's not those who speak who wont the most. National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff; Tower Club 4; Camera Club 2, Vice-President; Base- ball 1-4. LORRAINE ERSKINE Lorraine Cheery people communicate their own good spirits to others. Future Homemokes of America 3, 4, President 4; Future Nurses of America 1; Orchestra 1-4; All-State Sectional Orchestra 4; Archery 1; Badminton 1; Frosh Track; Field Hockey 2-4; Softboll 2-4. JOHN JOSEPH FEKETA Johnny Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; F.F.A. 1-4, Sentinel 2, President 4; F.F.A. Basketball 2, 4; Farm and Home Week 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Kansas City Convention 4. DONNA LEE FACTEAU Donna Happiness consists of activity. Secretary 3, 4; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Committee; Ring Committee; Yearbook Staff; Press Club, Humor Editor 3, Business Manager 4; Girls' Sports Club 2-4, President 4; Library Club 2; Service Club 1-4; Badminton I, 3, 4, Frosh Track; All Intramural Sports 1-4; Bowling 4; Table Tennis 4; J.V. Cheer- leader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2-4; Prom Queen 3. DAVID H. FOSTER Dave Nothing on earth bothers me. Entered 4. DORIS MARIE FROST Dorrie 'Quiet at first, but look again. Prom Committee; Press Club 4; Outdoor Girls' Club 1, 3. f A CHESTER STANLEY GALINSKI, JR. Chet Life without sports is not life. Treasurer 3; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Yearbook Staff; Gym Club 2-4; Bowling 3; Frosh Track; Foot- ball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Hockey 1-4. RICHARD STANLEY GALINSKI Dick A merry heart goes all the day. Prom Committee; F.F.A. 1-4, Secretary 4; F.F.A. Basketball 2-4; Farm and Home Week 2, 3, 4; Delegate to State Convention 3; F.F.A. Kansas City Convention 4; Baseball 2; Foot- ball Monager 1; Assistant Hockey Manager 2; Hockey Manoger 3; Square Dancing Club 1, 2. JULIE ANNE GARLAND Julie To whomsoever much is given, of him shall much be required. _ -•---- —vvin.ii mvu ino 2; Junior Honor Society I; Sportmonsntp Brotherhood 3, 4 Senior - Sophomore Recep non; Prom Committee; Yearbook Stoff; Debate Club 3, 4; Tower Club 1-4, Press Club 2-4 Music Editor 3. Editor-m-Chief 4; Girls' Sports Club 2. 3, 4, Orchestra 1-4, All-State Sectionol Orchestra 3. 4, Chorus 1-4. Archery I, 2 SET? RONALD SEYMOUR GLEASMAN Ronny I'll try anything once. Secretory 2; Senior - Soohomore Peceotion; Prom Committee; Historical Club 1; Gym Club 2-4; Frosh Track; Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4. WILLIAM WALTER GORTON Gort Life is not life at all without delight. Photography Club 2; Historical Club 1; Foot- ball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 3. JACKSON L. HAYNES Jack Politeness is the chief sign of culture. Student Council 3, 4, President 4; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Committee; F.T.A. 4; Gym Club 3. DULCIE DOWLING HEINTZ Dulcie A girl of successful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Secretary I; Student Council 2-4, Correspond- ing Secretary 2, Treasurer 3; Junior Honor Society 1; I Speak for Democracy Contest, Area Winner; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Committee; Debate Club 4; Tower Club 1-4; Outdoor Girls' Club 1; Badminton 1, 4; Frosh Track; All-Intramural Sports 1-4; Queen's Court 3; Student Council Area Meet- ing 2; Bus Council 4. LAURA ANN HOFMEISTER Lorno She is the maid of graceful art. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; Yearbook Staff; Press Club 3, 4, Art Editor 4; Outdoor Girls' Club 1; Future Nurses of America 2, 3, Secretory 2, Vice-President 3; Field Hockey 1; Queen's Court 3; Spelling Bee 2. EDWARD WAYNE KAIDO Eddie I'm not just a chip off the old block but the block itself. President 3; Vice-President 4; Student Council 3; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Committee; Ring Committee; Gym Club 2-4; Frosh Track; Foot- boll 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4. CHARLES W. JUDGE Charlie A great hope of the world is individual character. Little Three Council 1; Junior Honor Society 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee; Radio Club 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS JEAN KITCHEN Flipsie An art of doing things quietly and well is rare indeed. Junior Honor Society 1; Notional Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Secretary - Treasurer 4; Sportsman- ship Brotherhood 3, 4; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Committee; Yearbook Stoff, Editor-in-Chief; Debate Club 3, 4; Press Club 4; Girls' Sports Club 4; F.H.A. 2; F.N.A. 4; Chorus 4, Badminton 2, 4; Frosh Track; Field Hockey 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Softball 1-4; Basketball 3. 4 CAROL ANN KLOSTER Corol Nothing is impossible for o willing person. Girls' Sports Club 2; Outdoor Girls' Club 1; Orchestra 1 2; Archery 1; Badminton 1, 2; Field Hockey 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 1. MICHAEL R. KOCHEM Mike Did you catch a glimpse of mischief in his eye? Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Hockey 3. JEANETTE LOUISE KRUG Krugie There's a twinkle in her eye ond laughter in her heart. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; Girls' Sports Club 2-4; Outdoor Girls' Club I, 2; F.H.A. 3; Service Club 4; Chorus 4; Archery 1-4; Badminton 1-4; Frosh Trock; Table Tennis 3, 4; All Intramural Sports 1-4; J. V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Librorv Club 4 ARTHUR JON KUSIENSKI Art Easy to walk with and witty to talk with. President 1; Little Three Council 1; Student Council 4, Treasurer; Junior Honor Society 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior - Sopho- more Reception; Prom Committee; Ring Com- mittee; Debate Club 4; Tower Club 4, Vice- President; Press Club 2-4, Newspaper Editor 4 Service Club 2-4, Vice-President 4; Chorus 2-4; Boys' State; CNYSSPA 3. MARILYN JOY LETT Marilyn I live for adventure. Press Club 3, 4; Girls' Sports Club 2; Outdoor Girls' Club 1; Future Homemakers of Americo 2, 3; Bodminton 1-4; Frosh Track; All-lntra- murol Sports 1-4. SHARON JEAN MADORE Sharon A merry heart doth good like a medicine. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Outdoor Girls' Club 1; F.H A 2; F.N.A. 3, 4; Archery 3; Bowling 1; Volleyball 4; Basketball 4 ANN JOAN LEWIS Annabelle An artist in every sense of the word. Vice-President 1, 2; Senior - Sophomore Recep- tion; Prom Committee; Yearbook Stoff; Press Club 2-4, Advertising Editor 3; Girls' Soorts Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Outdoor Girls' Club, Treasurer; F.N.A 3; FT.A 2; Service Club 2-4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Bad- minton 2-4, Bowling 3, 4; Frosh Track; All Intramural Sports 1-4, Intramural Team Cap- tain 1-4; Bus Council 4. DOROTHY LOUISE MAXWELL Dorf One inch of joy surmounts a foot of grief. Treasurer 4; Little Three Council 1; Student Council 3; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; DAR Good Citizen 4; Senior - Sophomore Re- ception; Prom Committee; Yeorbook Staff; Girls' Sports Club 2 4, Vice-President 4; Out- door Girls' Club 1: F T A 2’ Badminton 1-4; Bowling 1, 4; Toble Tennis 3, 4; All Intro- murol Sports 1 -4, CNYSSPA 3; Student Coun- cil Area Meeting 3; Bus Council 3, 4, Secre- tory 3, President 4. ROBERT EDWARD O'NEIL Knobber He wore o boshful look. Industrial Arts Club 2, 3; Gym Club; 4-H Club; Hockey 3, 4. JOAN S. PRITCHARD Joonie Such o one will well succeed. Senior - Sophomore Reception; F.N.A. 1-4; Archery 2-4; Bowling 1, 2; Volleyball 2. JEROME R. QUINN Quinnie What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Prom Committee; Industrial Arts Club 1; Gym Club 2, 3; Basketball 2. ROBERT R. RANDALL Bob Life is a comedy. Prom Committee; Industrial Arts Club 2; Gym Club 2; Bowling 2; Football 1, 3; Baseball 2; Square Dance Club 1. DIANE EILEEN ROBERTS Dione Potience is the best remedy for every trouble. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; F.H.A. 3; F.N.A. 1; Squore Dance Club 2. MARY ELIZABETH SCHLIST Mar With spirit ond ambition, she will go for. Senior - Sophomore Reception; F.H.A. 1-4; Chorus 4. ROBERT SEARLS Bob Calmness is the characteristic of strength. Entered 4; Debate Club 4; Tower Club 4; Gym Club 4; Chorus 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4. There is a time for speaking and a time for being still. Prom Committee; Industrial Arts Club 4; Square Dance Club 3; Hockey 3, 4. DAVID CARTER SINCLAIR Dove Never thoughtless, never rude. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; Rodio Club 2; Gym Club 3, 4; Frosh Track; Spelling Bee 2. RICHARD SMITH Snuffy Industrious people ore alwoys happy. Yearbook Staff; Studio 5 3, 4, President. HELEN ALICE STOFFEL Helen They are only truly great who are truly good. Senior - Sophomore Reception; Press Club 4; F.N.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Archery 2-4; Bowling 1, 2; Volleyball 2. KENNETH S. STUDDARD Sam Men of few words are the best men. Prom Committee; Industrial Arts Club 1-4, Vice-President 3. SUSAN ELAINE SWERTFAGER Sue Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Junior Honor Society 1; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Committee; Yeorbook Staff; Debote Club 3, 4; Outdoor Girls' Club 1, Presi- dent; F.H.A. 2, President; F.N.A. 4. ROGER S. SWIFT Swifty Art is indeed not the bread but the wine of life. Industrial Arts Club 1-3; Square Dance Club 3. FRANCES ANN SZPUNAR Fran A merry heart goes all the day. Prom Committee; Press Club 4; Oudoor Girls' Club 1, 3. CAROLINE JEAN TETTAMONT Jean The chorm of a quiet personality. Prom Commitee; Outdoor Girls' Club 1; F.H.A. 2; F.N.A. 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1. JAMES R. WARREN Jim He hos shown the world a friendly face. Prom Committee; Industrial Arts Club 1; Gym Club 3; Football 3, 4; Baseboll 1, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 3, 4 M. RICHARD WESTER Easter Beneath the mild exterior, there lies a great deal of mischief . Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; F.F.A. 1; Gym Club 2-4; Football 1, 2; Hockey 2, 3. JAMES C. WILKINSON Jim As good natured o sole who ever tread on shoe leather. President 2, 4; Student Council 2-4; Junior Honor Society 1; Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Industrial Arts Club 1-4, President 4; Square Dance Club 1; Student Council Area Meeting 2, 3; Bus Council 2. JEANNE LANGDON WILLIAMS Jeannie A thing of beouty is joy forever ' Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; Math Club 4; F.H.A. 1 Treasurer; Chorus 2-4; Archery 1-4; Badminton 3, 4; Field Hoc- key 1; Volleyball 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. RICHARD L. WILLIAMS Dick A great entertainer; a lively young lad. Student Council 4; Junior Honor Society 1; Senior - Sophomore Reception; Prom Commit- tee; Press Club 2-4, Boys' Sports Editor 3, Headlines Editor 4; Radio Club 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Bowling 2; CNYSSPA 3. CLASS OFFICERS ADVISORS MISS DAWES MISS BATLEY James Wilkinson, President; Dorothy Moxwell, Treas- urer; Donna Facteau, Secretary; Edward Kaido, Vice- President. CLASS LOG 17 September 1954 — The SS Class of '58 was officially launched when seventy-two excited freshmen filled the auditorium to elect frosh crew officers. Arthur Kusienski was chosen Captain; Ann Lewis, Executive Of- ficer; Alison Hall, Paymaster; and Dulcie Heintz, Ship's Yeoman. We were then underway. Our destination? Graduation, 1958! 16 October 1954 — Our first class project was attempted — a bake sale. We netted the staggering amount of fifty dollars. Our treasury was growing. November 1954 — Our financial course was really determined when, thanks to the many doorbell-pushing frosh, we began a magazine subscription drive which ended in a four hundred seventy dollar addition to our treasury. John Feketa topped everyone with over eighty dollars worth of subscriptions. 4 March 1955 — The SS Class of '58 proved its worth as a class in the Winter Carnival. It won first prize in the Junior High skits by acting out the chanty, The Darktown Strutters' Ball. Chet Galinski and Jeanne Williams were the stars of the production. Moreover, we took the five dollar first prize in the class races. 20 May 1955 — The year rapidly ending, our final class project was a freshman dance. Moonlight Serenade was chosen as our title, and the night of the dance found a fancily decorated gym, complete with a dangling mobile as a centerpiece. September 1954 — June 1955 — Outstanding members of the freshman class were in the majority. Ed Blankman was elected President of the Little Three Council, and Dulcie Heintz became a finalist in the Miss CCHS contest. June 1955 — Graduation found our ship ending her maiden year, and we could hardly wait for the second year of our cruise. 13 September 1955 — We were under way again! Chosen to Captain our sophomore year was James Wilkinson. Ann Lewis was returned as Executive Officer, and Ron Gleasman took over as class Yeoman. Peggy Drake became the soph Paymaster. 5 November 1955 — The Texas Rangers rode our first soph class project to a rip roarin' success. 26 January 1956 — The SS Class of '58 rock 'n' rolled her way to first prize in the Winter Carnival by acting out the song The Rock 'n' Roll Waltz. Top honors for the snow-sculpturing contest were also taken by the crew. A ski jump and a rather unfortunate skier were pictured. 14 April 1956 — Next on our horizon came the Sophomore Carnival which proved a great success, even though our attempt at a kissing booth was defeated by our sponsors. Our sideshow featured the Four Deuces — Crossley, Drake, Garland, and Kusienski; a wrestling match — Baby Face Gleasman, Dirty Dan Bacon, Creepy John Crossley, and Jungle Jim Wilkinson. With these and other acts, the house was packed four times! 8 June 1956 — Spring brought the annual Senior-Sophomore Reception and the climax of our second year. The cafeteria was gayly decorated with flowers, and, after it was all over, we had a party of our own, complete with fifty-four bottles of soda and tons of potato chips. June 1956 — The end of our second year cruise was a nightmare of vitamins, postulates, photosynthesis, feudalism, Caesar, formulas, and finally, Regents. 14 September 1956 — A-Hoy, we just passed the point of no return; we're upperclassmen! Elected to head the SS Class of '58 was Edward Kaido; next in command was Bonnie Burdick, while Donna Facteau became class Yeoman, and Chet Galinski, the head Paymaster. October and November 1956 — The perennial junior problem of picking class rings confronted the crew. The frenzied ring committee met, debated, and finally selected three rings. After much deliberation, the class voted on them and then ordered the best-looking rings the school had ever seen — at least we thought so. The rings finally arrived the day before Christmas vacation! 3 May 1957 — After a trying midyear, our biggest and best class project lay squarely off our starboard bow — the Junior Prom. Caribbean Cruise was, nautically enough, chosen as our theme with a colorful coral, blue, yellow, green, and brown ceiling to top off our decorations. Thanks to the Admiral, Mr. Chaney, we scored a first with round, bulging walls instead of flat conventional ones. The magical Friday night of May the third found a beautifully decorated gym with green walls splashed with the fauna and flora of a West Indies isle. An island, complete with a treasure chest, Sadaquada sand, and a tropical moon, stood as the centerpiece. The highlight of the evening came with the crowning of our lovely queen, Donna Facteau. 7 June 1957 — At our last class meeting as a junior class, Phyllis Kitchen was selected as editor-in-chief of our Yearbook. In another three months we would be seniors, approaching the end of our four-year voyage. 20 September 1957 — We are seniors — suddenly! James Wilkinson was chosen to lead the SS Class of '58 on the final year of her voyage. Ed Kaido became the Executive Officer, Dorothy Maxwell, the chief Paymaster, and Donna Facteau, again the class Yeoman. September 1957 — June 1958 — Our last year as a class was our biggest, the best, and, of course, the most fun. Dorothy Maxwell became our D. A. R. good citizen, and orator Dulcie Heintz won first prize in the Oneida County I Speak For Democracy con- test. Jack Haynes was elected Senior Student Council President in May of '57 and led the Council and seniors through a wonderful Community Day and Christmas Whirl. The Class of '58 chose white and gold as her class colors, and her Year- book staff departed from tradition and chose these colors to adorn the cover. Kansas City got a treat when John Feketa, Melvin Bonsel, Dale Champ- ion, Wellington Barker, Dick Galinski, and Dave Dawes of the F.F.A. went there for the annual Future Farmers of America National Convention. Journalistically, Julie Anne Garland was elected Challenger editor, and a Student of the Month series was begun in the Courier. June 1958 — The Chem Lab was put to rest, at last, and all our classes became shorter and shorter as Regents drew nearer and nearer, and, after Regents and our class picnic, there was but one thing left — Graduation. With it, as we filed off the stage that June night, ended our class log. The SS Class of '58 had completed her voyage, but she would forever sail onward in our hearts. c tBBEAN CRU S STAR GAZING Our ship leaves its port in June, The seas look wide and bright. The mystery of our future Is deep down out of sight. But the work and fun that's now behind, Hove pointed out a course. Let's in foncy scan the future To see whot happens to this source. Jim Wilkinson is President (he hod o good start). Bob Searls is a master in commercial art. Ed Kaido is the catcher for the Milwaukee Braves. Jeanette Krug is now a captain in the WAVES. Donna Focteau is a most efficient secretary. Jean Williams had a diamond, long since did marry. Our gym teacher, Dorothy Maxwell, leads an hilarious life. Sue Swertfoger is a United States Army Wife. Ed Blankman and Dick Williams are presently teaching. And missionary, Julie Garland, is in Africa preaching. Jim Warren is a general in the U. S. Air Force. Laura Hofmeister sold a million dollar pointing of a horse. Bill Gorton is a Rear Admiral in the NAVY. Judy D'Aprix is making hair curly and wavy. Chester Galinski is the world's top athlete. His brother Dick is still growing wheat. Ron Gleasmon is a big civil engineer. Phyllis Kitchen has been a top social worker for many a year. Dick Wester is one of the nation's biggest farmers. Jerome Quinn is a movie star with many girl charmers. Charles Judge is digging for rocks in the ground. While Teddy Seidsma is traveling the earth oround. Ann Lewis is a master at decorating homes, And Dulcie Heintx spends her time writing poems. Art Kusienski is arguing cases in Federal Court. Mike Kochem is a toolmaker of the expert sort. Dove Sinclair designs buildings with a modern touch. June Clark is a secretory and for a local office she does much. Bob O'Neil and Ken Studdard are publishing a paper. Dick Smith is an excellent car maker. Dale Champion and Mel Bonsel are practicing farming. Bonnie Burdick is a secretary charming. Mary Schlist is a prominent dietician. Don Bitteker helps his father as assistant electrician. Carol Kloster, Frances Szpunar, and Marilyn Lett are happily wed. Jim Abbott owns a new Cadillac, colored bright red. Mary Lou Dever is teaching future homemakers. Jack Dawes is coaching the Minneapolis Lokers. John Fckcta runs a beautiful florist shop, we see. Sharon Madore is a secretary, who's busy os a bee. Joon Pritchard is a typist for a local business firm. David Dawes just joined the Navy for a second term. The country's chief mathematician is Bob Arlotto. As an engineer, Dave Foster has efficiency his motto. Doris Frost is secretary to the lawyer Jack Haynes. Roger Swift is a chef who cures hunger pains. An excellent teacher is our own Carlie Brown. John Crossley is a business man of wide renown. Wellington Barker is running his own big form. Jane Costello is a grade school teacher with a great deal of charm. Bob Randall is a famous alumnus of M V. T. I. Diane Roberts is happily married to a lucky guy. Ronald Bitteker is the manager of the Victory store. As child psychologist, Diane Burdick's life is not a bore. A civil engineer, Allyn Earl, is doing extremely well. Bill Coyne helps soil the Nautilus, so I hear tell. Lorraine Erskine and Helen Stoffcl wait table in a very ritzy place. While Jean Tettamont, as hostess, sets a lively pace. The roll is complete, we're all set to go With a laugh and a chuckle we'll let the winds blow. 03 03 m C 3 First Row: C. Evons, L. Wesolowski, C. Foley, J. Adams, J. Collohon, L. Saunders, C. Chase, L. Kochem, C. Stockbridge, T. Newman. Second Row: C. Costello, R. Yando, B. Jones, C. Osterhout, S. Gregory, K. Korin, D. Bell, D. Doyle, E. Presite, J. Lewis, C. Suppe, J. Roshford, B. Stevens, E. Acee, J. Jason. Third Row: J. Wightmon, F. Acee, R. Ingalls, D. Edwards, J. Lauducci, A. Skoog, W. Gough, B. Evans, S. Allison, B. Hilloge, P. VanAllen, G. Bingham, G. Goering, R. Eisenhut, P. Mosher. CLASS OF 1959 First Row: P. Dziekonski, B. Owen, J. Stockbridge, B. Cote, E. Edwards, C. Blunt, R. Water- man, S. Schreppel, G. Kelsey, P. Manley. Second Row: M. Barron, G. Stockbridge, C. Woodward, C. Thompson, C. Kirkup, J. Miller, H. DeForeest, J. Young, E. Gendron, A. Botson, J. Fronciose, J. Blake, N. Burns. Third Row: G. MacGregor, S. Brown, W. Morrison, R. Wensel, J. Kirk, M. Ireland, R. Compson, W. Woodruff, G. Petrie, D. Killian, E. Stores, F. Dawes, E. Germond, C. Dziuban, S. Donahue. First Row: B. Slivonik, R. Adams, D. Sharki, S. Wood, M. Howard. Second Row: J. Gacek, B. Zombek, M. A. Brockett, G. Wilson, T. Dawes, R. Leiphart, C. Tuttle, L. Drake, J. Clarey, J. Cote, A. Acee, P. O'Shea. Third Row: J. Cryan, S. Terpenning, K. Williams, D. Danyew, P. Burmaster, L. Hanley, M. Smith, B. Ross, J. Hunt, M. Vona, W. Burg, P. Balon. Fourth Row: L. Ravlin, B. Brookes, M. Doyle, N. Shartzer, T. Topokowski, W. Marsh, D. Ertley, A. Rand, P. Januchowski, R. VanHorne, J. DesJardins, C. Zumbrun. CLASS OF I960 First Row: S. Reynolds, B. Kiefer, E. Schaefer, J. bAadore, J. Zinsmeyer. Second Row: K. Burns, M. Franz, D. Katz, D. McDonald, J. Fox, M. Kozlowski, C. O'Brien, I. Towne, J. Lupea, S. Plonk, K. Hylond, A. Cushman. Third Row: S. Maxwell, J. Lewis, A. Moore, K. Millard, S. Scagel, F. Nesbitt, S. Towns, D. MacLeod, F. Szpunar, J. O'Brien, J. Mootz, C. Kitchen, K. Ertley. Fourth Row: L. Johnson, J. D'Aprix, J. Heintz, G. Moore, R. Houck, L. Erskine, J. Knight, W. Kelly, D. Mosher, R. Bramer, G. Marsh, L. Hughes, J. Joseph, T. Monaghan, K. McCabe. First Row: J. Shorki, K. Batson, A. Abdoo, J. Fleming, J. Ames, A. Dewey, R. Picente, S. Burg, C. Buckingham, R. Carson. Second Row: K. Young, J. Roberts, S. Venero, L. Hitch- cock, M. Chieco, K. Madore, F. Novak, D. Tindall, R. Stores, T. Kirkup, S. Almond, C. Krutz, R. Clarey, F. Weimer, R. Acee, G. Kelsey. Third Row: J. Carpenter, B. Cook, D. Kaido, A. Dawes, L. Grant, S. O'Neil, J. Dougherty, R. Crane, P. Wiltsie, D. Evans, M. Ingham, J. Morrow, B. Pond, D. Burhyte, J. Laska, K. Dever. Fourth Row: J. Boutilier, H. Hillage, C. Holmes, J. Pryor, A. Hamilton, S. Amber, J. Gendron, K. St. Clair, J. Lomma, C. Moore, G. MacLeod, J. Caprak, D. Goodwin, R. Shaut, R. Connolly, J. Owens, J. Brookes. CLASS OF 1961 First Row: J. Randall, T. Clarey, E. Clipston, J. Goodson, E. Helmer, M. Gaffney, K. Kelsey. Second Row: S. Dziekonski, D. Adams, K. Jason, J. Fleming, J. Allison, W. O'Brien, W. Ekstrond, J. Fronciose, B. Gutheinz, J. Russell, B. Gere, R. Gage, M. DesJordins, R. Callahan, J. Savicki. Third Row: M. Heintz, E. Zumbrun, B. Maynard, S. Dailey, J. Gadbois, D. Zoeckler, R. Kelsey, R. Cookenham, S. Cawley, E. Bodmer, R. Kinney, L. Robinson, D. Lewis, P. Nichols, S. Butler, D. White. Fourth Row: E. Chappell, W. Tindall, R. Battey, J. Joseph, J. Miller, S. Fuller, M. Benedict, T. Koury, J. Costello, W. Brookstein, R. Bonsel, W. Krutz, H. Williams, R. McFodden, R. Feketa, S. Collins. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Lindo Robinson Kip Moore Eunice Zumbrun Amanda Heintz President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary SOPHOMORE John D'Aprix Michael Doyle Robert Houck Susan Towns President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary UNIOR Stuart Allison Edward Acee Carol Kirkup Patricia Warren President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary First Row: D. Dawes, D. Cartwright, D. Slowson, R. Focteou, K. Selby, B. Reynolds. Second Row: J. Brown, J. Chase, M. Morgan, M. Brooks, J. Helmer, J. Bramer, M. Drezja, J. Bennett, M. A. Capito, R. Betsinger, R. Cittadino, R. Lane. Third Row: D. Hubbard, L. Ptak, J. Lewis, R. Acee, J. Hewitt, B. Soville, C. Dziegiel, C. McFodden, R. Foley, L. Thomp- son, G. Philley, V. Burdick, S. Kinney. Fourth Row: F. Johnston, P. Carpenter, N. Steates, P. Evans, E. Warlick, D. Miller, T. Stockbridge, W. Schlist, P. Compson, K. McConnell, J. Binghom, J. Dawes, S. Honley. CLASS OF 1962 First Row: Y. Danyew, N. Williams, C. Barron, M. Gaylord, J. Leoch, B. Ward. Second Row: C. Mason, P. Berg, R. Zinsmeyer, L. Bitteker, D. Shaw, J. Edkins, P. Gage, E. Pritchard, D. Stockbridge, B. Clark, J. Gaylord, J. Samuels. Third Row: B. Toner, J. Stockbridge, E. Ryder, N. Schaub, C. Goodson, J. McDonold, J. Fletcher, B. Hartle, B. Billinghom, C. Hoare, E. Roshford, D. Kelsey, P. Wesseldine. Fourth Row: H. Mosi, M. L. Morey, B. Jones, D. Vaughn, J. Stiefvater, J. Gambs, J. Brooks, K. Kelly, W. Page, A. Lemire, T. Foley, W. Welch, B. McLain, L. Clark, M. Downey. CLASS OF 1963 First Row: A. Lomonto, T. Kinney, Joyce Bowen, Judith Bowen, D. Mosher, R. Hinmon, F. Sovicki. Second Row: R. Kelsey, D. Brooks, A. Acee, T. Suppe, R. Goodwin, T. Daymont, P. Simmons, D. Foley, R. Cody, R. Russell, D. Doyle, R. Sovicki, L. Cryon, B. Yondo. Third Row: H. Small, J. Barron, A. Laska, G. LaGasse, D. Stockbridge, J. Batson, M. D'Aprix, D. Stockbridge, M. Oser, P. Rummell, A. Tuttle, W. Cook, T. Gridley, K. Foley, G. Lemire. Fourth Row: M. Edwards, R. Blake, C. Loomis, F. Mayer, A. Phillips, M. Heintz, R. Foster, C. McKinney, M. Hume, D. Stevens, N. Gough, M. Crouch, J. Garland, M. Restle, C. Burritt. First Row: K. Bleau, L. Moore, D. Reed, P. Williams, D. Battey, J. Gibbons, M. L. Hopkins, N. Brockett, N. Deep, J. Wood, S. Figory, T. Vivyan. Second Row: B. Frost, J. Aikens, J. Mason, D. Zukowski, R. Jardieu, C. Restle, D. Lane, C. Eaton, R. McArdle, A. Cushman, W. Wicks, K. Krug. Third Row: P. Crane, W. Glendenning, B Acee, P. Scolzo, R. Locke, W. Ulinski, W. Oakes, R. Jones, B. Hewitt, M. MacLean, A. Burns, R. Rostani, D. Pryor, L. Madore. Fourth Row: S. Kitchen, S. Hofmeister, E. Shear, M. Clifford, M. Nesbitt, J. Snow, E. Schlist, J. Dziegelewski, T. Brown, M. L. Munson, E. Brown, J. Koido, T. Jackson, F. Skoog, D. Almond, E. Yourtee. SEVENTH GRADE Eric Shear ---------------President Charles Russell ____ Vice-President Marlene MacLean __________Secretary Frank Savicki ------------Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS EIGHTH GRADE John Lewis Nancy Steates Peter Evans President Vice President Secretary-T reasurer SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: P. Monley, D. Heintz, J. Cryon, D. Burdick, C. Stockbridge. Second Row: D. Dziuban, C. Zumbrun, J. Haynes, B. Cote, A. Kusienski. Third Row: G. Philley, D. Williams, R. Houck, S. Allison, J. Wilkinson, F. Acee, J. D'Aprix. Under the capable leadership of Presi- dent Jackson Haynes, the Senior Student Council strove to promote close cooperation between the student body and its representa- tives. Contributing to the fine slate of officers were: Vice-President, Charles Dziuban; Scribe, Carolyn Zumbrun; Treasurer, Arthur Kusien- ski; and Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Cote. A bigger and better Community Day, a phenomenal Christmas Whirl, the Winter Carnival, the election of Sportsmanship Broth- erhood members, and capable supervision of the corridors and cafeteria were only a few traditional projects undertaken by this year's governing body. Of course, this successful year could not have been possible without the helpful guid- ance and kind patience of our advisers, Miss Howlett and Mr. Vivyan. LITTLE THREE COUNCIL First Row: L. Cryon, S. Soezek, S. Webster, M. D'Aprix, K. Jason, J. Bingham, L. Robinson. Second Row: D. Lone, C. Restle, S. Dziekonski, J. Lewis, K. Young, J. Allison, N. Steates, J. Morrow, P. Evans, J. Dziegelewski. Under the superb leadership of its Pres- ident, Jacqueline Morrow; its Vice-President, Susan Webster; its Secretary, Sharon Soezek; and its Treasurer, John Allison, the Little Three Council has exhibited true self-govern- ment. This year the Council engaged in such projects as staging a Christmas talent show for the aged in the Lutheran Home, awarding trophies to the most outstanding girl and boy in the seventh, eighth and ninth grade, printing school cheers for students in Junior High, ond carrying on supervision in the halls. The Little Three Council with the diligent help of its advisers, Mr. Cryan and Miss Stone, has again sown the seed for lead- ership in future high school years. Left to Right: Shoron Soezek, Secretory; Mr. Cryon, Adviser; John Allison, Treasurer; Miss Stone, Adviser; Jacqueline Mor- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A Sitting: Allyn Earl, Arthur Ku- sienski. Standing: Chorles Judge, Edward Blankmon, Phyllis Kitchen. This year's Society, although limited in activity, sponsored a unique assembly. It pitted the scholastic- ally top high school students against each other. Ques- tions from various categories were asked, and points were given for the correct answers. Not only a test for scholastic skill, but also for quickness and accuracy, this assembly was a great success for the Society. Officers elected this year were Arthur Kusienski, President; Allyn Earl, Vice-President; and Phyllis Kit- chen, Secretary - Treasurer. Any junior or senior who has maintained an average of eighty-five per cent or above is eligible for mem- bership in the National Honor Society. However, to become a member, a can- didate must also have lived up to and excelled in Citizenship, Service Lead- ership, and Scholarship. Arthur Kusienski President JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Each spring eligible students of the Junior High are chosen for the Junior National Honor Society. To become a member of this worthy society, a student must possess scholarship, poten- tial leadership, strong character, and willingness to serve the school. This is a noteworthy honor to keep our school on top especially in the field of scholarship. Charles Moore President Sitting on chair: Charles Moore, President; Lindo Robinson, Secre- tary. First Row: Eunice Zumbrun, Kothleen Jason. Second Ro : Robert Corson, Pomelo Nichols, Amanda Heintz. Third Row: John Allison, Lindo Hitchcock, Dione Burhyte, Brewster Gere, Lindo Grant, Jacqueline Morrow, Susan Collins. THE SPORTSMANSHIP BROTHERHOOD NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY THE SPORTSMANSHIP CODE Keep the rules. Keep faith with your comrades. Keep your temper. Keep yourself fit. Keep a stout heart in defeat. Keep your pride under in victory. Keep a sound soul, a clean mind and a healthy body. To obtain membership in the Sports- manship Brotherhood, one of the leader- ship societies in our school, students are selected who best exemplify the Code of the Brotherhood. The members ore nominated by the entire student body and further screened by the Senior Stu- dent Council and the faculty. Studio 5, the Clinton Chapter of the National Art Honor Society, was formed to recognize scholarship, to increase Art in- terest, to render Art service to the school and community, and to establish commence- ment awards. To be eligible for membership, the student must have had at least one and one-half years of High School Art and must have obtained an 80% average in Art and 75% average in other subjects. First Row: Ann Batson, Chester Galinski, Dorothy Maxwell. Second Row: Edward Kaido, Julie Garland, James Wilkinson, Gary Bingham, Romey Eisenhut, Phyllis Kitchen. First Row: Richord Smith, Mr. Chaney, Roger Swift. Second Row: Ann Lewis, Laura Hofmeister, Barbara Stevens, Marilyn Franz, Judy Zinsmeyer. ORCHESTRA THE ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL Conductor: Anthony S. Milograno Violins: Barbara Cote, Judy D'Aprix, Lorroine Erskine, Francis Nesbitt, Linda Robinson, Mary Ann Brockett, John Stiefvater, Robert Allen, John Fox, Barbara Zom- bek, and Barbara Adams. Violas: Josephine DesJardins, Susan Towne, Potricio Balon, Mary Jane O'Brien, and Solly Scagel. Cello: Judy Mootz, Mary Lou Chieco, Mary Crouch, Alma Dewey, and Judy Miller. String Basses: Evelyn Edwards, Leslie Johnson, and Alberta Moore. Saxophones: Richard Williams, Michael Doyle, Carolyn Zumbrun and Richard Zinsmeyer. Trumpets: Kenneth Young, Miller Howard, Gory Moore, and Frank Novak. Trombones: James Lauducci, and Brewster Gere. Tuba: James Brooks. French Horns: Ellen Bodmer, and Dorothy Brooks. Percussion: Bruce MacLain, Robert Houck, and John Lewis. Clarinets: Kathy Karin, Anne Batson, James Hunt, Deborah Doyle, and Judy Bingham. Flutes: Carol Osterhout, Janice Young, Linda Hitchcock, and Jacqueline Morrow. Conductor: Anthony S. Milograno Concert Mistress: Julie Garland An outstanding organization in our school is the orchestra under the baton of Mr. Milograno. The group prepared a most entertaining program for the Christmas and Spring concerts. It has traveled to Rome to play grade 6 music in the Festival competition, and to complete the year the orchestra played at Commencement. Playing in the orchestra gives the members an opportunity to appreciate good music by act- ually playing it. These people are indeed very fortunate to have this experience. BAND Clarinet: Kathleen Karin, Ann Batson, Patricia Warren, James Hunt, Alberta Moore, Judy Bingham, Deborah Doyle, Theresa Newman, Leslie Erskine, Linda Hanley, Morlene MacLean, Mary Lynn Munson, Edward Yourtee. Saxophone: Richard Williams, Mike Doyle, Sandra Wood, Brien Gutheinz, Carolyn Zumbrun, Richard Zinsmeyer. French Horns: Ellen Bodmer, Dorothy Brooks, William Tindall, Evelyn Edwards. Trumpet: Kenneth Young, Miller Howard, Gary Moore, Glen Petrie, Frank Novok, Robert Kelsey, John Sharkie, Dennis Cartwright, Thomas Vivyan, J. Franciose. Flute: Carol Osterhout, Janice Young, Jacqueline Morrow, Linda Hitchcock. Piccolo: Janice Young. Trombone: James Lauducci, Brewster Gere, David Lane, William Osterhout. Tuba: Jim Brooks, Tom Thurston, Peter Rummel. Percussion: Bruce MacLain, Bob Houck, John Lewis. Majorettes: Mary Barron, Amelia Deep, Carlie Brown, Susan Webster, Nancy Steates, Charlene O'Brien, Sandra Schreppel. The C. C. H. S. band under the direction of Mr. Milograno has had an active year. In the fall the C. C. H. S. band played at the home football games and marched in the Community Day parade. After the football season was completed, the band could be heard preparing for the annual Christmas Concert. In the spring it presented a laudable performance at the Spring Concert and participated in the solemn Memorial Day exercises. Playing grade four music, the band competed in the Festival competition held at Rome. The year was an eventful one by which every member has gained musical knowledge and experience in playing his respective instru- ment. The band is an integral part of all school activities, and we, the graduates, hope that it will always remain this way. CHORUS J. D'Aprix Accompanist Echoes of fine music are heard from the auditorium twice a week. These echoes are the spirited voices of the Senior High Chorus practicing for their annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. In spite of the fleeting noon hours, the Chorus, under the patient direc- tion of Mr Milograno, managed to perform excellently at both concerts. We, the Sen- iors, hope the chorus will become an even greater musical group in the school and in the area. First Row: G. Kelsey, A. Cushman, G. Kelsey, A. Acee, B. Cote, K. Morey, J. Roberts, B. Zombek, B. Cook, Mr. Milograno, M. Barron, P. Manley, B. Owens, C. Stockbridge, A. Dewey, T. Newman, J. Zinsmeyer, J. Laska. Second Row: D. Adams, L. Sounders, M. Crouch, B. Burdick, J. Franciose, L. Kochem, B. Pond, K. Williams, F. Dowes, R. Arlotto, J. Urbanek, E. Acee, B. Gere, S. Scagel, J. Mootz, G. Stockbridge, J. Lewis, M. A. Brockett, K. Hylond, P. O'Shea. Third Row: A. Moore, A. Batson, D. McLeod, F. Nesbitt, J. Krug, A. Presite, P. Kitchen, F. Acee, P. VanAllen, R. Wenzel, R. Searls, M. Doyle, R. Williams, J. Young, C. Osterhout, D. Burdick, J. D'Aprix, Accompanist, J. Miller, J. Cryan, J. Rashford. Fourth Row: D. Bell, K. Karin, D. Doyle, S. Donahue, M. Schlist, C. Brown, D. Killian, J. Crossley, R. Compson, S. Allison, W. Kelley, A. Kusienski, J. Kirk, J. Garland, H. DeForeest, J. Wightman, J. DesJardins, S. Towns, C. Zumbrun, C. Suppe. SENI OR HIGH PRESS CLUB Extra! Extra! Read the latest news! Once a month hurried footsteps may be heard throughout C.C.H.S., scurrying to buy the latest edition of The Challenger. The school paper is a source of what happened, is happening, and is going to happen throughout the school year. Under the capable leadership of Julie Garland and excellent guidance from advis- ers, Miss de la Porte, Miss Dawes, and Mr. Chaney, the Press Club gives its members an experience in journalism. Besides the work in school, representatives from the club attend E.S.S.P A. and N.Y.S.S.P.A. conferences in Syracuse and in Utica respectively. Truly, the Press Club is worthy of praise for creating a diversified paper again this year. First Row T Newman, M. Lett, P. Warren, M. Brockett, A. Lewis, D. Burdick, L. Hitchcock, C. Stockbndge. Second Row: A. Skoog, Miss Dawes, Dawn Bell, J. Garland, Miss de la Porte, D. Doyle, K. Karin, Mr. Chaney. Third Row: B. Burdick, J. Zinsmeyer, M. Franz, J. Clark, J. Costello, D. Maxwell, D. Facteou, L. Hofmeister, W. Morrison, E. Blankman R Williams, A. Kusienski. Fourth Row: R. Arlotto, L. Robinson, E. Zumbrun, J. Cote, A Bot’son S. Gregory, J. Rashford, C. Costello, F. Nesbitt, C. Zumbrun, J. Morrow, C. Suppe’ E. Presite! Absent: J. Crossley, B. Gere, D. Bacon, D. Pond. The Junior High Press Club, in its second year of existence with Sandra Rockwell as its editor, has again helped this year to high- light The Challenger. Its main purposes are to create interest in journalism in the Junior High and to edit the Junior High sec- tion of the paper. We hope as time flutters by that the shoes of these capable journalists will be filled by students equally energetic and helpful. Firs Row: M. Nesbitt, C. Mootz, P. Crane, D. Hubbard. Second Row: S. Rockwell, N. Steotes, Mrs. Scoones, J. Bingham, J. Gambs. Third Row: T. Vivyan, E. Yourtee, P. Berg, M. Oser, M. Heintz, S. Dowes, P. Evans, K. McConnell, J. Brooks. JUNIOR HIGH PRESS CLUB SERVICE CLUB First Row: Anne Batson, Theresa Newman, Rita Adams, Ann Acee, Amelia Deep. Second Row: Clara Stockbridge, Judy Fleming, Patricia Manley, Mary Barron, Bonnie Burdick. Third Row: Dawn Bell, Donna Facteou, Diane Lewis, Janice Rashford, Jeanette Krug, Judy Zinsmeyer. Fourth Row: Carol Suppe, Elizabeth Presite, Jean Wightman, Jacqueline Mor- row, Kathy Karin, Brenda Pond. Fifth Row: Debbie Doyle, Secretary; Art Kusienski, Vice-President; Ann Lewis, President; Stuart Allison, Treas- urer. BUS COUNCIL Left to Right: Dulcie Heintz, Jomes Hunt, Anne Batson, Secretary; Dorothy Maxwell, President; Ann Lewis, Brian Gutheinz, John Allison. HISTORICAL CLUB First Row: B. Reynolds, S. Reynolds, R. Hinmon, B. Word, Y. Donyew, P. Crone, J. Mason, R. McArdle, T. Doymont, T. Vivyon. Second Row: D. Brooks, M. A. Capito, R. Adorns, V. Burdick, B. Gere, M. A. Brockett, J. Binghom, A. Heintz, A. Acee, J. Gambs, S. Plank, D. Hubbard, K. Hyland, W. O'Brien, L. Bitteker, B. Toner, J. Bennett, P. Wesseldine, J. Sharki, M. Brooks, J. Pryor. Third Row: J. Fox, J. Gaylord, E. Yourtee, P. Berg, D. Vaughn, P. Wiltsie, B. Gutheinz, A. Lemire, D. Miller, J. Dawes, N. Schaub, J. Edkins, E. Rashford, L. Clarke, P. Evans, J. Carpenter, T. Kirkup, John Brooks, W. Cook, A. Tuttle, C. Mason, R. Carson. Fourth Row: M. Gaylord, L. Hitchcock, E. Zumbrun, M. Restle, J. Snow, M. L. Munson, S. Hanley, N. Steates, C. Kitchen, S. Maxwell, J. Clarey, L. Grant, C. Tuttle, A. Moore, J. Cote, J. Lewis, P. Carpenter, D. Adams, A. Burns, N. Gough, J. MacDonald, P. Nichols, F. Weimer. Fifth Row: L. Cryan, D. Pryor, M. Morey, S. Evans, J. Morrow, J. Cryan, K. McCabe, R. Feketo, J. Boutilier, R. Shout, C. Moore, W. Brookstein, K. St. Clair, D. Goodwin, B. Brooks, J. DesJardins, C. Zumbrun, P. Compson, B. Jones, J. O'Brien, A. Dawes, J. Mootz, M. McLean, M. D'Aprix. LIBRARY CLUB First Row: M. L. Chico, A. Cushman, A. Dewey. Second Row: B. Zombek, Miss Regin, Adviser; S. Gregory, President; D. Kaido, Secretory; J. Blake, Treasurer; D. Sharki. Third Row: P. Manley, J. Gigliotti, M. Barron, J. Krug, M. A. Koslowski, E. Bodmer, S. Dailey, C. Chase, L. Kochem. Fourth Row: R. Clarey, G. Kelsey, C. Blunt, L. Johnson, E. Gendron, D. Lewis, P. DesJardins, S. Venero, J. Roberts, K. Jason. Absent: K. Burns, Vice- President; K. Ertley. f.f.a First Row: K. Williams, R. Waterman, G. Savicki, R. Crone. Second Row: M. Bonsel, Vice-President; R. Galinski, Secretary; J. Feketa, President; Mr. H. Bray, Adviser; D. Champion, Treasurer; D. Dawes, Sentinel; C. Williams, Reporter. Third Row: D. Tindall, J. Dougherty, J. Pryor, R. McFadden, R. Bonsel, J. Caprok, A. Scoones, M. Wegzryn, A. Rand, W. Woodruff, W. Gough, W. Barker. F.H.A. First Row: J. Gacek, S. Wood, B. Kiefer, E. Helmer. Second Row: D. Himes, B. Slivonik, Mrs. Skillman, Adviser; L. Erskine, S. Almond. Third Row: E. Clipston, J. Adams, B. L. Jones, P. Mosher, M. Schlist, K. Millard, J. Clark, R. Callahan, K. Morey, J. Zinsmeyer. TOWER CLUB TOWER CLUB First Row: J. Costello, F. Nesbitt, C. Kirkup, D. Bell, D. MacLeod, L. Hanley. Second Row: A. Eorl, Miss H. Jacobs, Adviser; A. Kusienski, Vice-President; S. Donohue, Secretory, B. Cote, Treasurer; D. Burdick, E. Blankmon. Third Row: C. Suppe, P. VonAllen, Stoge Manager; J. Garland, R. Compson, S. Allison, C. Brown, H. DeForeest, Historian; J. Lewis, J. Miller, D. Heintz. Absent: M. L. Dever, President; J. Crossley, L. Sounders, D. Pond, G. Tuttle, R. Searls. F.T.A. FUTURE TEACHERS First Row: S. Dailey, G. Tuttle, E. Bodmer. Sec- ond Row: Miss Stone, Adviser; C. Brown, Vice- President; W. Kelly, President; L. Saunders, Sec- retary; K. Jason, Corresponding Secretary. Third Row: A. Moore, T. Kirkup, D. Koido, K. McCabe, L. Erskine, J. Haynes, L. Johnson, E. Acee. Absent: M. L. Dever, Treasurer. FUTURE NURSES First Row: J. Tettamont, C. O'Brien, K. Dever, J. Fronciose, P. O'Shea, J. Madore. Second Row: K. Madore, L. Judge, Secretary; Mrs. Olshan, Adviser; S. Towns, President; J. Young, Vice- President; P. Bolon, Treasurer; S. Terpenning. Third Row: M. Ingham, S. Cowley, S. O'Neil, S. Swertfager, P. Burmoster, H. Stoffle, S. Collins, S Modore, B. Maynard, S. Scogel, J. Pritchard, F. Edwords. MATH CLUB First Row: C. Thompson, J. Willioms, J. D'Aprix. Second Row: J. Callahan, P. VanAllen, J. Wightman, G. Goering, Mr. Smith, Adviser. Third Row: S. Brown, E. Germond, F. Knight, J. Lauducci, N. Shartzer, G. Bing- ham, E. Stores, R. Ingalls, R. Wenzel, J. Joson. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB First Row: T. Dawes, R. Yando, L. Dombrowski, D. Danyews. Second Row: T. Kopytowski, L. Hughes, T. Seidsma, R. O'Neil, M. Kochem. Third Row: J. Feketa, P. Januchowski, W. Marsh, B. Hillage, K. Studdard, J. Wilkinson, Mr. Andersen, Adviser. RADIO CLUB J. Brooks, P. Berg, C. Judge, E. Yourtee, A. Skoog, P. Evans, D. Vaughn, K. McConnell. Sitting: John Cryan, Adviser. DEBATE CLUB First Row: J. Young, Dulcie Heintz. Second Row: H. DeForeest, Co-Chairman; R. Searls, Miss Botley, R Wenzel, J Miller, Co-Chairman. Third Row: S. Swert fager, S. Donahue, A. Kusienski, J. Garland, P. Kitchen, C. Osterhout. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Clockwise: Bonnie Burdick, Donna Facteou, Jeanette Krug, Patricia Mon- ley, Ann Batson, Clara Stockbridge, Janet Cote. Left to Right: Diane Lewis, Lillian Wesolowski, Patricia Warren, Theresa Newman, Barbara Owens, Linda Kochem, Elizabeth Presite. FOOTBALL R. Eisenhut C. Golinski F. Dawes First Row: J. Stockbridge, J. Randall, T. Clarey. Sec- ond Row: J. Fleming, B. Kelsey, R. Stores, J. Gadbois, B. Gere, J. Hewitt, R. Acee, Ronald Acee. Third Row J. Costello, G. McLeod, J. Brookstein, T. Koury, K Moore, K. St. Clair, T. Stockbridge, J. Caprack, B. Tindall, Coach Parkhurst. FOOTBALL D. Wenzel J. Dawes B. Evans First Row: G. Goering, J. Urbanek, J. Joseph, E. Kaido, C. Galinski, R. Ingalls, J. Dawes, F. Acee, R. Gleasman. Second Row: G. Marsh, N. Shortzer, J. Burns, T. Kopy- towski, B. Marsh, E. Stores, L. Webster, M. Vona, R. Searls. Third Row: B. Evans, T. Dawes, D. Donyew, R. Eisenhut, M. Bonsel, F. Dawes, R. Houck, R. Kingsley. Fourth Row: W. Stoffle, D. Wenzel, J. Warren, T. Monaghan, R. Yando, E. Germond, S. Amber, J. D'Aprix, L. Ravlin, P. Joseph. Coach Cryan Captains Kaido, Galinski WE 19 SCORES Cazenovia THEY 0 6 Hamilton 6 Coach Morgan 13 Oneida 14 0 V. V. S. 20 0 Canastota 19 J.V. BASKETBALL First Row: G. Moore, S. Amber, B. Kelsey, J. Randall. Second Row: T. Koury, K. Moore, R. Bonsel, B. Brookstein, J. Joseph, P. Weimer, J. Hunt. WE 25 35 31 37 26 34 47 35 39 53 38 35 32 31 32 Waterville Richfield Springs Camden Chittenango V. V. S. Oneida Cazenovia Canastota Hamilton Waterville Camden Chittenango Oneida Canastota Hamilton THEY 35 25 41 41 40 48 58 45 54 69 66 52 69 50 37 VARSITY BASKETBALL S. Allison, F. Acee, D. Edwards, E. Stores, R. Gleosmon, E. Kaido, J. Lauducci, N. Timmins, J. Warren, R. Searls, R. Houck. SCORES GAME 1 GAME 2 WE THEY TEAM WE THEY 45 57 Waterville 32 53 40 17 Richfield Springs 45 47 Camden 50 54 51 47 Chittenango 59 48 32 76 V. V. S. 41 43 Oneida 55 80 51 47 Cazenovia 39 45 Canastota 32 55 52 83 Hamilton 52 64 BASEBALL-1957 First Row: J. Jason, F. Dawes, C. Galinski, E. Kaido, E. Stores, E. Acee, E. Blankman. Second Row: F. Acee, J. Dawes, R. Gleasmon, B. Evans, K. Hamilton, R. Keller, N. Newvine, J. Warren, L. Webster, A. Earl, Cooch Morgan. GOAL! HOCKEY First Row: D. Wenzel, G. Bingham, J. Burns, J. Dawes, C. Golinski, G. MacGregor. Second Row: P. VonAllen, D. Wicks, G. Philley, T. Dowes, T. Monoghan, D. Katz, M. Doyle. Third Row: D. Dawes, E. Germond, F. Dawes, J. Heintz, R. O'Neil, R. Compson, G. Marsh, B. Hillage, G. Goering, J. D'Aprix. Captain Dawes, Coach Burns Manager R. Ingalls SCORES WE THEY 6 Rome 0 5 Lake Placid 1 6 Rome 1 9 Troy 3 10 LaSalle 1 8 Mossena 3 1 Canton 7 4 Northwood 0 5 Ossining 3 13 New Rochelle 2 5 Rome 1 4 Potsdam 4 3 Masseno 5 Kneeling: Pot Manley, Ann Lewis, Pot Worren, Borbie Owen, Lillian Wesolowski, Claro Stockbridge, Mary Borron. Second Row: Joan Collohan, Sandy Schreppel, Dorothy Maxwell, Emily Schilling, Anne Batson, Donna Facteau, Barbie Cote, Judy Urtz, Bonnie Burdick. Third Row: Jeanette Krug, Phyllis Kitchen, Elizabeth Presite, Pat Mosher, Sue Donahue, Julie Gorland, Hildy DeForeest, Jeon Wightman, Debbie Doyle, Kathy Karin, Down Bell, Janice Rashford. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Any girl who has ever participated in any phase of girls' athletics wants to attain membership to the Girls' Sports Club. This club offers opportunities for developing qualities of good sportsmanship, individual initiative, and group fellowship, Special thanks go to Miss Mildred Muench, the able advisor of this organization. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Donno Facteau Dorothy Moxwell Clara Stockbridge ________Ann Lewis Physical Education Instructor Miss Mildred Muench Assistants----------------------Mrs. Melie and Mrs. Page INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS FRESHMEN BOWLING CAPTAINS JUNIORS ASSISTANTS JUNIOR HIGH MANAGERS SENIORS SOPHOMORES $ BASKETBALL SENIORS Kneeling: Maxwell, Lewis, Burdick. Standing: Facteau, Krug, Burdick, Garland, Kitchen, Costello, Heintz. Gaffney, Weimer, Heintz, DesJardins, Clarey, Robinson, Dailey, Nichols, Pond, Butler, Lewis, Kaido, Chappell, O'Neil, Dawes. HOCKEY STARS HOCKEY VICTORS First Row: Restle, Brooks, Munsun Nesbit. Second Row: Phillips, Pryor, MocLoin, Dowes, Heintz. Third Row: Steotes, Manager Hanley, Johnston, Edwards. BASKETBALL CHAMPS First Row: Capito, Bingham, Brooks, Toner. Second Row: Rashford, Bet- singer, Jones, Burdick, Kelsey. CAPTAINS Front: Danyew. Second Row: Wicks, Soezek, Webster. Third Row: Brooks, Oser, Binghom, Carpenter, Burdick, Brown, Dawes. ARCHERY TEAM First Row: Barron, Johnston, Edkins, Brooks, Dewey, Balon. Second Row: Danyew, Word. Third Row: Stoffel, Mrs. Page, Bell. BASKETBALL ALL STARS First Row: Facteau, S. Maxwell, D. Maxwell, Garland, DeForeest, Lewis, Karin. Second Row: Manley, Grant, Dowes, Barron, Zumbrun. TOP TEN BOWLERS Kneeling: Warren, Foley, Manley, Lewis. Standing: Zumbrun, Cote, Batson, A. Dawes, Morrow, J. Dawes. AREA TRACK STARS Kneeling: Ertley, Moore, Cote, Mox- well Standing: Franz, Dawes, Balon, Zumbrun, Brockett. OUR PATRONS Our Patrons! What would we do without them? The Class of 1958 wishes to take time in this section to thank them for helping make our Clintonian everything that it is. Abdella's Fresh Fruit ond Vegetables. The Ace Beauty Shoppe, 12 Williams St., Clinton, N. Y. Compliments of Acee's Meat Company Adolph's Garage — General cor repoir, Utica Street, Clinton, N. Y. H. J. Allen Est., 1 College St., Clinton. Best of luck and success in the future — Alpha Chapter of K. E. Society. Compliments of Angie's Beauty Shop Compliments of A P Food Stores, Clinton, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1958, Mr. Mrs. V. J. Arlotto. Compliments of a friend. Compliments of the Baldwin Beauty Shop Compliments of Ball and Babcock, Inc. Compliments of Barker General Tire. Compliments of H. R. Beebe, Inc., General Contractors, Utica, N. Y. Belois Taxi. Compliments of Dr. Benton. Bitteker Electric Co., Home of G. E. Appliances. Best Wishes from Bill's Gulf Service. Bowes Bros., Inc. — Wholesale Paper Merchants, Utica 2, N. Y. Compliments of Brimfield Farms. T. J. Britcher — Fuel, Masons' Supplies, Clinton, N. Y. Compliments of Bromley Cieslwitr, Texaco Service, Westmoreland. Best Wishes — Francis J. Brown Co., Investment Securities, Mayro Bldg., Utica. Compliments of Daniel H. Burdick Sons. Francis J. Burns—Real Estate Insurance. Charles Bushinger—Flowers — 54 Genesee, New Hartford, Phone 2-5163. Compliments of The Cardinal Chemical Company. Compliments of The Challenger. Compliments of Cittodino Produce, 87 Seneco Turnpike, Clinton, N. Y. Compliments of Clark Mills Americon Legion. Compliments of Clark Mills Farm Supply. Compliments of Clark Mills Sportsmans Association, Inc. Best Wishes and Success — The Class of '59. Compliments of the Class of '60. Best Wishes — Clinton Arena. Compliments of Clinton Bowling Center. Compliments of Clinton Chamber of Commerce. Best Wishes — Clinton Courier, Inc. Clinton Farm Supply, Clinton, N. Y. Compliments of Clinton Food Market. Compliments of Clinton Furniture Shop, Hank Gagnon, Prop. Compliments of Clinton Kiwanis Club. Compliments of Clinton Laboratories. Compliments of Clinton Lumber Supply Co. Best Wishes — Clinton Metallic Paint Co. Compliments of Clinton's Mothers' Club. With best wishes, Clinton Riding Club, Clinton, N. Y. Clinton Shoe Center — Shoes Service, Clinton, N. Y. Compliments of College Inn, 19 College St. Compliments of Harry Converse. New Hartford Shopping Center — Cramer's for Elegance in Ladies Apparel. Compliments of College Street Lunch. Compliments of Cresswell Appliance, 16 College Street, Clinton. D'Aprix Bros. Oil Company, 1920 Storrs Ave., Utica, N. Y. Donlon's Playland and Fascination, Sylvan Beach, N. Y. Compliments of Doyle Hardware, Utica. Dudeck's Shell — Complete Car Service, Henderson 5A, N. Y. M., Ph. 6-6210. Compliments of Allyn S. Earl Fuel Lumber Co., Deansboro, N. Y. Ed's Market — Where quality comes first. Eggers, Caryl, Corrigan, Utica, N. Y. — Goodyear Tires — Recopping — Vulcanizing. Compliments of Elizabeth's. Em Roser's Sport Shop of Utica. Compliments of Falbo's Ford Service. Best Wishes to Class of '58, Ford's Market, Clinton. Compliments of Frank and Eddie's, Kirkland Hill. Compliments from the Future Nurses' Club. Best Wishes to the Class of '58 — Mr. C Mrs. Chester Galinski. Best Wishes from the Arena Concessions. Gene's Chili Hut — Seneca Turnpike — Delicious Hot Dogs with our Fomous Chili. Best Wishes to the Closs of '58 — Germond Bros., Inc. Best Wishes to the Class of '58 from the Girls' Sports Club. Gladwin Restaurant Supply Co. Glauca Morra Motel, Route 5, Kirkland, N. Y. Deonsboro GLF, Field Lime Spreading. Compliments of GLF, Clinton, N. Y. Compliments of 3-G Market, Clinton Rood, New Hartford. Compliments of Godfry's Furniture. Compliments of Golden Teapot Inn. Compliments of George W. Goodwin, Florist, Clork Mills, N. Y. Goodwin Fuel Co. — Coal, Oil, Building Supplies. Gorton's Village Department Store, Clinton, N. Y. — At Your Service. Orville G. Gruman Insurance — Williams St., Clinton, N. Y. Compliments of Grygiel's Sunoco Service. Harrison's for Furniture — Where every visit is a pleasant memory. Hawk Sales Co., Inc., Seneca Tnpk. — Mobile Home Sales — Service. Compliments of Harrison's Gift Shop, Route 5, — Open Evenings. Heald Martin Inc., — New Hartford — St. Charles Custom Built Kitchens. With best wishes — Heintz Funeral Service, Clinton, N. Y.; Utica, N. Y. Helmuth-lngolls Post 232, American Legion and Auxiliary. Compliments of Hogan's Store. Compliments of Home and School Association. Horseshoe Drive, Seneca Turnpike, Kirkland, N. Y. Compliments of Household Gas Service, Inc. Jay-K Independent Lumber Corp., Seneca Tnpk., New Hartford. Phone U 5-4477 Compliments of Gordon Jeffery — Attorney. Jim's Garage, Body Fender Repairing, Towing, Gas, Oil, Kirkland. Best Wishes of Dr. Claude S. Johnson. Compliments of Jo's Beauty Shop. Compliments of Dr. Joseph Kotz. Compliments of Ed Kiefer's Service Station. Best of Luck to the Closs of '58, S. S. Kresge Co. Compliments of Leoch Bros., Yorkville, N. Y. Compliments of Little Helen's Beouty Shop, 733 South St., Utico. Compliments of the Little Three Council. Margarets For Gifts. Compliments of George Marsh's Service Station. Frank Martello, College Barber Shop, Clinton, N. Y. Compliments of Edward C. Martin, Attorney. Best Wishes — Meelan's Market. Martin's Men's Boys' Wear, 235 Bleecker St., Utica, N. Y., We Sell for Less. Meyers Amoco Service, Seneca Tnpk. — Towing, Snow Plowing — Ph. U 2-9791. The Modern Tailor Shop, Inc., 43 College St., Clinton, N. Y. Mohawk Trading Post Sport Shop — Everything for the Sportsman. Congratulations — Mohawk Valley Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Compliments of Donald Morgan, Clinton's Watchmaker and Jeweler. Morton Sunoco Service Station, Kirkland, N. Y. Compliments of Nester Bros., Clinton, N. Y. Compliments of New Hartford Cleaners and Dryers, Inc., Cleaning of Distinction. Compliments of New Hartford Shoe Shop. Nichols Gas Appliance Corp., Kirkland, N. Y. Nichols Motor Sales, Franklin Springs, N. Y. Compliments of O'Brien's Grocery, Franklin Springs, N. Y. Compliments of Gene Oliver's Garage. Mobile Grinding Mixing with Oriskany Valley Feed Co. Compliments of Owens Funeral Service. Best Wishes and Success — Howard G. Owen, Florist, Clinton. Compliments of Owl's Grill, Clark Mills, N. Y. Compliments of The Park Hotel. Compliments of Park Row Pharmacy. Park 'N' Shop Gourmet Delicatessen — Italian Foods — N. H. Shopping Center. Wayne F. Petrie — Sales — Service — Guaranteed Used Cars — Clark Mills. Pfaff Sewing Knitting Machines, 134 Genesee St., Utico 3-6700. P H Sales Services Motorola Silvania Rodios TV — Whitesboro, N. Y. Piggly Wiggly Bar-B-Q Drive In, Seneca Tnpk., New Hartford. Compliments of Presto Cleoners, 2 Clinton Rd., New Hartford, Ph. Utica 3-3668. Compliments of Prymas' Groceries, Oriskany St., Utica, N. Y. Compliments of Queensboro Dairy. Ralph's Store — Groceries, Meot, Paint, Men's Work Clothes, Boots Shoes. Reid-Sheldon Co. — Luggage and Leather Goods, Utica, N. Y. Best Wishes — Rotary Service Station, New Hartford. Thomas A. Rowan, Real Estate, Insurance, Bonds, Clinton, N. Y., UL 3-2551. R W. Mobile Home Soles, Seneca Tnpk. — For the Best in Mobile Homes. Gold Cup Dairy Products — Saquoit Volley Dairy Co., Inc., Utica, N. Y. C. Sautter's Son's — Footwear — N. H. Shopping Center and 1 14-1 18 Genesee St. Compliments of Senior Student Council. Compliments of Jerry Schilling. Always Ask For Schuler's Potato Chips — America's Finest. Compliments of Schwald-Kaido Contractors. Sconondoa Press, Vernon, N. Y., Phone 3-4464. Compliments of Sears-Roebuck Co. Sherman's Flower Shop — Keep Memories Fresh with Flowers — 6 Lafayette St. Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Robert O. Sinclair. Compliments of Smart Toggery — Genesee St., New Hartford, N. Y. Compliments of Split Rock. Compliments of Stan's Family Shoe Store. . Compliments of Stan's Hotel, Clark Mills, N. Y. Compliments of St. Mary's Sodality. Compliments of Edward C. Stores, Plumbing Heating. Best Wishes — Ed Stuttard Sons. Compliments of Fred H. Suppe. Teen-Age Shop, Inc., 2 Oneida Square, Utica, N. Y. Compliments of The Alexander Homilton Inn. Compliments of The Country Store — Gifts and Antiques The New Hartford Printing Company, Clinton Rd., New Hartford, N. Y. The Savings Bank of Utica — The Bank with the Gold Dome. Compliments of Frederick G. Turner. Best Wishes from Upstote Farm Produce, Inc. Compliments of Utica General Truck Co., Inc. Congratulations — Members of Class of '58 — Utica School of Commerce. Best Wishes — Webb's Men's Shop, Utica, N. Y. Compliments of Victory Body Works — Paint Repairs — Seneca Tnpk. Compliments of the Victory Chain, Inc., Clinton, N. Y. Vinny's Body Shop — Complete Collision Service, 1 McBride Ave. A. Vitullo, Inc. — Rental Formal Weor for Prom, Graduation — Utica, N. Y. Compliments of Wash 'n Shop. Best of Luck from Don Watson Pontiac. Best Wishes — Wayside Market, Franklin Springs, N. Y. West End Seafood Co., Inc., 2201 Erie St., Utica, Specializing in Seafoods. Compliments of Westmoreland Esso Servicenter. Compliments of Fron Wharram's Dairy Isle, Kirkland, N. Y. Compliments of The Wheel Drive-In, Route 5, Kirkland. Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Robert I. Willioms. W M Supply Corp., Plumbing, Heating Supplies, New Hartford, Ph. 6-5472. Compliments of The Woodlawn Gun Shop, Woodlawn Place, Clinton, N. Y. Compliments of Wittig's Ice Cream. Compliments of Wy-Knot Ice Cream — Seneca Tnpk. H. Yando Sons, Service Station, Kirklond. Best Wishes from the Yorker Club. Compliments of Yorkville Brake Service. INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers ■ Cover Monuforturers ■ Book Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTED IN U S . ii 4 :: j i V A1 .«rfi if. 1« 4«?. ' SfiSK ■ r; .. • ray. afeKi. | V . S •iJ   ggi v  ■. • ;f rfL - - • iff Y4fS r?s r X j£, _____