Clymer Central High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Clymer, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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Nyi 'N L N K wh - WH 5 x A -- M A.h'!x'.1:wk ,XT mf: .. .xS.n, Q1 u.g A.n . . . ,1:A1Q. .14 A ..f...anxJg:' - - g 4 K, arg! -v w 'Fg,.- ew linen SPIITIIIIHT T958 EDITION j 14-an I GI P in I I II H raging !!! lu ll - ll mi L EI TE1 SEI. ::aaiaI .iihiiiii in I Igmllggggl p , I vi' x - I 4:::n I EIEIIIIIMI S Q Il, ggggi :amass iam: I :--up 9 .5 ,H I I ff--I I Fi Ill 'IH' III Ill Published Annually by the SENIOR CLASS SUE Editoi -in -Chiei axe xo giaduaie ci des-pairs we ii te some of these RENSXCERS i out minds are iuii in these ixoqn iiign schoo , aye encountered wixh us, we pxep ioys an may s'na otiigni. As ' s oi me hat you 1958 S9 eynotie oidei 1 ok, the oi in eatS. in is yeaibo tw eiye y :esent th vhe staff , p 'Y APY: Quentin Bensinis, Business Nianageig Eieanoi 'ieiaiy Ediioig Leoia Dunnewoid, Lay -out Q Biii Scnuu, Photography. Sandy Beckeiinik aio 958 SPOTLXGYVY S ist- Surly Coinpion, Li tex Yearbook P-.dyisoig idinis, hairy Bensinis, haaii, Y-onaid Wiiiey, C X X Scniueis, Typ , Siaiig Niis. Dozoiiiy Beu , KST A8151 Lois Loomis, Roan Fa , Lois Koerseirnan, Dean V anuexsc ASS Annie Bairingei vliggexs . S s DEDICATION Q 2 X? 53 Q W f 'X SCHOOX GALEND AR ff ' eat, ax hi if 1 could Ku Apr H 'I - X ' story of a whole year's , I. Jun ' new future. emor s. ii if X f f ISTRAT RICHARD LEGTERS BOARD OF EDUCATION Y Q 5 2 f 5 S S E E S i RAYMOND WILLINK President RICHARD GOGGIN I m I I If! f'N:f4 !,',fy f 55 ' lfkfjsl ' gg - df- - f 'NwfQi?il u-'A ANDREW HUTTON Clerk of the Board DEUINK RAYMOND WASSINK HUBERT W. BROWN Supervising Principal FRANK W . HENRY Vice-Principal DONNA MC CRAY Secretary VETERANS OF FIFTEEN YEARS OR MORE MRS. ALICE IVES Fredonia State Normal 17 years First Grade MISS ELLEN GLEASON B. S. . Albany State Teachers College 23 years Seventh and Eighth Grade English MRS, EDLA CARLSON B. S. , Fredonia State Normal 15 years K Fourth Grade MR. HUBERT BROWN B. A. , University of Rochester M. A. , New York University 23 years Principal MISS ELLEN GLEASON - L H. English MRS. ANNA MANEVAL -J.H. Math DAVID FASSETT - J. H. and 9th Grade Social Studies JOSEPH LINKOSKI - J.H. and 9th Grade Science E. CLYDE SNYDER - Art WILLIAM MOSES - Business IRWIN BENSINK - Agriculture MISS SHIRLEY BRYSON - Home Economics MISS PATRICIA KIRK - Girls' Phys. Ed. and Health MRS. FRANCES HENDLER - Nurse MISS PATRICIA HUNT - Dental Hygienist COACH ARTHUR NELSON - Phys. Ed. and Biology MRS. HELEN HOLTHOUSE - Latin MRS, DOROTHY BEUTER - English and Librarian MRS. LOUISE RICKERS - English HAROLD BURGARD - History FRANK HENRY - Math and Science h CCSh NON-ACADEMIC PERSONNEL Our di h S A - f ,fini X N X S N, 5 'sv ax ww HIGH SCHUUL JUDITH COMPTON President S ci ence CHARLES BURROUGHS Treasurer S ARA FERRIS Vi ce -President Science, Mathematics SUZANNE RENSKERS Editor -in -Chief S cien ce, Music Science, Mathematics LEOLA DUNNEWOLD Secretary Science IRWIN BENSINK Class Advisor ANNA BARRINGER Science, Commercial QUENTIN BENSINK Mechanical Drawing SANDRA BECKERINK Homemaking LOIS CHASE Homemaking LARRY BENSINK Commercial JAQUELINE DAMON Science JUDITH DAVIS Science, Mathematics JOAN FARDINK Science DALE EATON Commercial DONNA GOOD Science, Mathematics CARLA EMERY Commercial ALBERT HORROCKS Science, Mathematics 'WF' EILEEN HUMPHREY Commercial ELEANOR SCHRUERS Commercial LOIS KOERSEL MAN Science, Music WILLIAM SCHUTT Agriculture LOIS LOOMIS Commercial SANDRA SMILLIE Science Fi in ii in 1? L CAROL WIGGERS DEAN VANDER SCHAFF Mathematics WILLIAM WIGGERS Commercial CYNTHIA WALKER Science, Mathematics CALVIN WILDE Mechanical Drawing Mathematics, Music RONALD WILLEY Mechanical Drawing JUNIOR CLASS: President- Gary Evans Vice -President- Leo McCray Secretary- Kathryn Habink Treasurer- Marian Wiltsie SOPHOMORE CLASS: President- David Houpt Vice-President- Betty Hitchcock Secretary- Zuella Harvey Treasurer- Judith Hoffman E CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS President- Bruce Neckers Vice-President- William Wilt Secretary- Marcia Ruff Treasurer- Patricia Long i , If ' Q :Q 5. 7 ...l Q xx .. fi. fifi .N .. Q E.. W- .... . X siS.s.5,- x 5 I 11: .I 5 ' Q . . : X.. 'f. :, . s sw f : N.. .. Q R. . i is S, 5 Q S S? X X i S . . . Q X . 5 l 5 X ,.xxxx . . -. ,,.. 1 E .. , E . X 2 f R Albright, D. Bindley, M. Beuter, M. Bunce, C. Dunlap, G. Evans, B. Habink . Habink, C. Hapgood, M. Hayes, R. Hazen, M. Hogenboom, K. LaCross, S. Leid, D. Leid, C. McCann, L. McCray, H. Oonk. Kellner, I. Kndler Pierson, I. Rhodes, I. Robinson, I. Sauers, R. Sauers, L. Sphon, J. Stull. . TenHaken, K. TenHuisen, N. Tewinkle, M. Vanderhoof, D. Warner, R. Watrous, M WIIISIB E, If H. . ..... ,,,,...... , MK ,,,. , ,.,... ,W . SQ' N ' .I RS 3 If -S 'il X , ,X . :qn .,-- I 'E 3 3? A .. . k - ...SI os . li .. -- 9 JUNIORS N .. .Xe . XXX X X -XX .. ' 'iii -Q . w-i Y XXXEX: 'S X X.. SX? f X: X Q X X . X S1 X X X X X SX XX X X 1 X X QS X S S i .X X S X i 1 Xi X X . X 5 X X QSXX XX X XX X X We W X X? X.. X-.XSQY X . X XX XXX f XX -f ' . ' if Xsl X -' . :X -.. X Y. SQX X X X XX g , Applebee, J. Bayle, S. Beckerink, I . Brown, R. Chase, C. Cudny, B Damon Dunnewold, M. Foster, B. Good, D. Green, Z. Harvey, B. Hitchcock, J Hoffman Houpt, I. Humphrey, I. Kridler, I. Matthews, I. McCourt, T. Srmth B Sweet TeCroney, C. Tewinkle, N. TeWink1e, I. Way, E. Wenzel, T. Wxlkmson, G Wynn X X X E SX is Q' ' if , 2' SOPHOMORES S -X 5 s -X -X . ,X r., 5.25 XX. , x,,,,.. : . XX ' .,, E. X X X . 'se XXX si .X XXX. 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' W w. fl?YXjF XX X. -'i.fi5i ': .. XXXXXX 1. Xl 5 . .. ' - X XX,:X:w' 1. :XX X X5 ' . .. X' X1 ix - 'P 1 X A . fS'35?:s.'::f' ' .. 5 5 S X i ii? X X 1 X.:iXX-. A X. X.. . A -Ta .. XX? XX X X X X XXX X X XX X XX X X X X XX . Q X X 'X . . X X Q. X XX W X 2 X XX X X X X55 R X XXX X X Q Xa X1 XX as X si X X X Xi X X X9 S. Albright, I. Beckerink, D. Bemis, I. Bensink, H. Burch, J. Chase, M. Compton, H. Conklin. T. Engel, I. Evans, R. Fardink, D. Harvey, I. Henderson, E. Jackman, C. Kellner, J. Koerselman. M. Kolstee, R. Kridler, E. Leid, F. MacDonald, G. Marr, C. Nakoski, B. Neckers, E-. Ohmer. L. Paddock, S. Peckham, H. Ploss, D. Rater, M. Ruff, I. Shields, A. Skuse, R. Smith. T. Smith, S. Swanson, V. Thieme, M. VanderSchaaff, S. Vrooman, B. Warnshuis, K. Way, I. Weaver. , D. White, H. Wiggers, A. Wiggers, R. Wilt, W. Wilt. A . 4339- X 4l,.?ui!:'Xx as ax 652' i gig NOXQ ' K '66 ie 55560 Y' O 0 N401 xx QP P' 9 Q06 4 Scrooge has a change of heart in the Sophomore Christmas progra m. To be 391 '15, Ply, f... nf xl Ss li ,N W 'aku 07 8 ed by :Og O G 17 0 1612.17 0:0406 'gfade 0066, Iv 13: X Sa D our new e-,ev coswmz e wi Schazer cboms dir xml 'Amo ' lead ecrof dis? s the f , DOH tadexs OUIU7 811351.38 Sigh Q' 61-S. X 25 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Looking into the future, the strangest things I see. My classmates all have changed so, or is it only me? As I look I'm wondering if you'd like to share my view And see if you can guess who we are from what we then will do. She's Mrs. Jack Eaton now, mother of two. She knows that there's always plenty to do. A gas station owner this boy has become. He makes spark plugs fire and motors hum. The last payment is due on a dream house in brown, For she and Ronnie L. are living in town. Dousing diapers with diligence this girl we see, And now she is happy with another Ronnie. A music teacher she became And look! she 's even changed her name. Elementary children are met with smiles As this happy teacher walks down the aisles. Married to an auto mechanic, this girl certainly oughta, Be busy enough with two little autos Married to Dal and happily Our littlest senior now we see. Teaching Phys. Ed to girls she is' And still at tennis, she 's quite a whiz. Breaking test tubes at Du Pont was her aim And this she 's accomplished and changed her name From cameras to autos he quickly went, And finds no trouble in paying the rent. She's an office worker and very happy She does her work so efficiently. Engaged in accounting this boy we see, And also a lovely family. A degree from Hope and also a man, t She's teaching her children as well she can! LOOKING BACK - AND AHEAD 15. A bachelor and history teacher I'1l be, Said he. But what 's this we see? The father of three ? 16. A construction worker because of his size He now builds rockets to fly through the skies. 1'7. At Intermediate Algebra she certainly fizzled. But as a chemical engineer she has sizzled. 18. She got a glorious tan on Miami Beach But her blond hair never needs a bleach. 19. Still trying to improve all of his knowledge, He's the shortest boy in any college. 20. She went from North Clymer to Los Angeles fast Her high school days are far in the past. 21. These two we know are happily wed And of this family, he is the head. 22. Instead of a singer as well she might be She works in a lab and is mother of three. 23. A career in drafting has won him fame. And basketball still is his favorite game. 24. Instead of a camera a pencil in hand He's now an engineer and plays in a band. 25. Her dream of touring England now has come true. And good enough for her, she 's married too 26. A red -haired lab technician we see, She also cooks meals for a certain he . 27. Talent in Music has led him to be Conductor of the New York Symphony. 22 NATIONAL HONOR soclnv AND :GUIDANCE The Clymer Kappa Lambda Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized for the students who have been outstanding in the fields of Scholarship, Leadership, Character and Ser- vice. They are under the leadership of Mr. TeWinkle, the guidance counsellor. Leola Dunnewold, Annie Barringer, Judy Davis, and Charles Burroughs are the Senior members of this organization. Mary Anna Beuter, Marian Wiltsie, and Gary Evans represent the Junior Class. Eleanor Wenzel and Nancy Tewinkle are the probationary members from the Sophomore Class. The Senior and Junior members receive gold pins as a symbol of the society. The Sophomore members receive cards and are subject to affirmation as full members in the future. Only fifteen percent of the Senior Class and ten per- cent of the Junior Class are chosen to be in the organization. Seven percent of the Sopho- mores are chosen as proba- tionary members. The members of this or- ganization have completed a banner representing the So- ciety and have finished a map showing the placement of Cly- mer School alumni. The induc- tion ceremony for the new mem- bers this year was arranged by the members of this organiza- tion with the aid of Mr. Te- Winkle. K x LASSE me Eager food samplers in Room 18. Mr. Bensink's boys learn tractor repair work. Mr. Snyder surveys future archi- ICCIS . Mr. Moses demonstrates his skill on the electric typewriter. as WW W i iq' QXX . Fx xA, X N M XS X. AS X Sw A. Q, Y ww X.. X W N X ' ' . 1, N 2 S S R qg Q M- 2 X K -5 s 'f-T .jg A EQ .w..,qf51x.3-fzziqk --M K N N X ix i :PQI , -:rf SA . L , mf A gm. X S swii M X , -. X N- 5 5 N K 1 x J X 'Xx' A My B2 x We Q. 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Calvin Wilde The Headless Phantom . Carol Wiggers It's November 21 . . . The scene is the Clymer High School auditorium . . . It's very dark . . . The heavy curtains are slowly opened . , . A scream pierces the air . . . The wind wails . . . Thunder beats out . . . Lightning ilashes . . . Another scream . . . The audience waits suspensefully . . , A shadow appears on the stage . . . Suddenly the lights of Hobgoblin House are on! . . . The wierdest man lirnps to answer the pounding on the door . . . The Senior play has begun! JUNIICR-SENIOR BANQUET Choi-denes, Ir. Country Club Gourmets Queen Connie Kill! Rfmnie Calypso Crazy W Maestro and Valet MAY DAY - 1957 Fourth and Fifth Grade Maypole Dancers. Attendants to Her Majesty. Royal Heralds Queen Dottie and her Court TULIP l FESTIVAL 1957 Clean up commlttee R Mm Make way for the Klompen Dancers Clymer 's Tulip Queen 100010 Manpower ' Nw s. Q - M-- K ' i iii.. . K K-:mv-L.,-iLe:::i:.: - - -':::::': :l2l:l'7'.:.7'-'iT1'1'. 1'- xi:rE'E,E,E-:-H --at Qu .-. - -- .M Q xxii'-.tux ,.'-Ng?-Q: X 'xS'Q'.QKN Nx.. w-.Ns x ': -v S w'-1-lQ:.QpiR+xX-,xxx .QQQN 'Z:33N '-'-Sk -Q 3: Q R Q:-. 1.-'QJSQ'-:-. 'W ' E2 ::m':'m x f '23-:1-iff' -5 f : -Q -Ku M x '- ty .1 'N-X - Tx , a'4k:,-., Fr NF' . K an -.. 5' -'Q' Q b , Q, -M N :sk .-gl jx- 515' ---,AXX Nw 1. 5 -X . . ..xg1.'Sfff:N1f ,Xa 6 A QR- .N fax CLUBS SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB President Donna Good Vice -President Leola Dunnewold Secretary Judy Compton Treasurer .Tu dy Davis . . .rrr r- rr ..., Mr.. .S ., . N. , , .... I I .M- ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Quentin Bensink Secretary -Treasurer Kaye Wiggers STUDENT COUNCIL President Charles Burroughs Vice -President Suzanne Renskers Secretary Mary Ann Hogenboom DANCING CLUB President Dale Bemis Vice -President John Skellie Secretary Janice Evans Treasurer Eileen Humphrey MUSIC CLUB President Sue Renskers Vice -President 85 Treasurer Charles McCann Secretary Mary Anna Beuter ABTS - CRAFTS CLUB President Anna Barringer Vice -President Bob Wilt Secretary Lois Koerselman Treasurer Eleanor Schurers F.H.A. President Sandra Beckerink Vice -President Rosalie Hazen Secretary Sharon Beokerink Treasurer Charlotte TeWink1e NUTSHEll STAFF Editor -in -chief Edith Tewinkle News Editor ' Mary Anna Beuter Press Manager Gerald LaCross Business Manager Judith Rhodes F.F.A. President Bill Schutt Vi ce -President Harvey Oonk Secretary Keith Tenhuisen Treasurer Charles Dunlap .s R NN Sai X. 5 N 1-.nuns-v W XNLLL K ..xkX X W . ,W Q rfxbt. IVIUSICQ X X R' V1 G xxv X Rad X Q J Ahf X xx ll 1 X six X, 9 X 1' I gf aft ' Qx Q W Nb sm .K P x. ? - X- A Q- X 'Q' 4 f Xi, .Q ek RX X 'Q 'X is sm X4 SGK H X Ny BAND Every morning during the first period, the band room seems to be alive with instrumental tones. The rehearsals are all for a fine cause as evidenced in the achievements of the band at the Music Festival at Fredonia. This organization, directed by Mr. Ingra- ham, appeared at the Christmas and spring concerts, Open House, the Tulip Festival and Commencement exercises. They presented two numbers at the operetta. Officers of this talented group are: President .... ...... S ue Renskers Vice-President . . . Mary Ann Hogenboom Secretary. . . . . Nancy TeWinkle Treasurer . . . .Judy Rhodes CHORUS When walking past the chorus room during a seventh period, one can hear noises which seem to resemble a group singing. Upon attending the Christmas or spring concerts, one finds that all of those noises have gone together to create some lovely num- bers. The chorus, under the direction of Mr. Zettervall, performed at the two concerts pre- viously mentioned as well as at Open House, the Music Festival at Fredonia, and the Baccalaureate service. In March, the operetta, Babes in Toyland , was presented and enjoyed by all. Officers of this fine organization are: President . . . . . . .Charles McCann Vice-President . . . . . Sally Ferris Secretary , , . Donna Good Somebody's going to get wet! Is this the way you learn to cook? Our janitors don 't look like this. Is it really harmony? A Merry Christmas from the chorus and band. The cast of Words and Music Approximately t w e nt y- five girls compose the class of future majorettes. Mrs. Tar- bell, coming over from Corry every Thursday, is the capable teacher of these girls. MAJORETTES There were only two majorettes this year, Judy Hoffman, and Kathy Damon. Nevertheless, they have been active in various school activities, both here and in other schools. They have worked up numerous new routines including a special flag routine. 1918 +5454 , U On a warm Saturday in June, southpaw Bruce Hoffman pitched the 1957 Clymer baseball team to a Section VI Championship. This was the climax to a highly successful season. Backing up the pitcher on the road to victory were his battery mate, Dale Bemisg first basemen Leo Wiggersp shortstop, Gary Evansg third baseman, Larry Bensinkg fielders, Dick Bensink, Quentin Bensink, Bill Wiggers and Ron Willey. Aiding Clymer's cause on the mound was Harvey Oonk. Losing only two players by graduation, our team is looking forward to an equally successful year in 1958. XX I1 JJQ 4 ' f' e ' N - ,aff 45 NX f . ,1 X I . r V. I ' ' , ! A -A BASEBALL I , A McCray and Nelson TeCroneyg second baseman, Harold 1 A .I I Q! i 1 ? .QW ff tl . 6 - -'..:f.-.- - -. ... .. SCORES Mayville 16 Sherman 17 Chautauqua 3 Pine Valley 5 Panama 9 Ripley 15 'Ellicottville 13 'Section VI Playoff at Jamestown FOOTBALL The 1957 football team found many disappointing experiences on the gridiron. Nevertheless, the spir- it of the players remained loyal and their hopes continued high. Since only two members are lost through graduation, the prospects for next year 's team seem good. Forestville 20 U Sherman 40 O Panama 14 '7 Pine Valley 26 13 Mayville 37 0 Bemus Point 37 12 Will he make it? FIRST ROW: Curt Vander Schaaff, Managerg Dave Markham, Norman Brightman, Bruce Neckers, Bill Wilt. SECOND ROW: Coach Nelson, Jerry LaCross, Alvin Skuse, Ierry Bensink, Bob Sauers, Tim Engel, Tom Wilkinson, Denny Hogenboom, Manager. THIRD ROW: Loye Albright, Dale Bemis, Leo McCray and Ron Willey, Co-Captains, Bill Wiggers, Bob Paddock, LV. Coach - Mr. Burgard. FIRST ROW: Bill Deuink, ManagergTornSmith Dave Markham, Bruce Neckers, Don Bindley Bill Wilt, and Johnny Faulkner, Manager. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Linkoski, Coachg Alvin Skuse Jack Kridler, Bob Smith, Jerry K o e r se 1 ma n Jerome Brown, and Bob Sauers. J.V. TEAM Coach Nelson, Quentin Bensink, Keith Ten- Huisen, Larry Bensink, Harvey Oonk, Bill Wiggers, Gary Evans, Nelson TeCroney, gk Duane Dunnewold. AHAQO LD Lu 1 665-QS Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer Clymer NAWG' LEFT OUT VARSITY BASKETBALL Westfield Westfield Bemus Point Frewsburg Wattsburg Chautauqua Ripley Brocton Sherman Pa na ma Bemus Point Frewsburg Chautauqua Ripley Mayville Sherman Mayville Panama The basketball team this year met with a similar fate as that of the football team. The season was marred with numerous de- feats and only four victories. However, many of the games were close and the spirit of the team and Coach Nelson was unwavering. Next year's team will lose three Seniors. Best of luck to them! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Give me one big fight! ------ As this cry echoes through the gym, we are aware that the cheerleaders are once again doing their important part in the game. Varsity cheerleaders this year were: Kathy Damon, Jackie Damon, Donna Good, Cindy Walker, Barbara Good, Judy Hoffman, and Judy Davis. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were: Jody McCourt, Linda Paddock, Nancy Tewinkle, and Linda Gravink. The girls were advised by Miss Kirk. 1 wi. . x X X -L f 2 X -.kt - A S x 3 y NI' ff ig :N KV s 2 ' 5 as W lR.HIGHand GRADES WNW 3-WN. l?-?' W E':3 N 2 I I ONE- Ballew Barringer Bemis Bennink Bowman Carey Cole Foster N Y ROW . , . . . . , , . ROW TWO: Freund, Good, L. Goodwill, S. Goodwill, Goodyear, Gravink, Groters, Habink. ROW THREE: Hansen, Heslink, Hitchcock, Hoffman, Hogenboom, Holthouse, Houpt, Humphrey ROW FOUR: Hunter, J. Jaggi, J. Jaggi, King, Kurtich, LaCross, Marr, Miniaci, ROW FIVE: Moore, Norcross, Paddock, Fhelps, Rebuck, Rogowski, Roush, Schruers. ROW SIX: Schutt, Simpson, Spence, Sphon, Storer, Thompson, Thorpe, A. Tressler. ROW SEVEN: E. Tressler, Turck, C. Vander Schaaff, D. Vander Schaaff, Walker, Wassink, Watrous, Weaver. ROW EIGHT: White, D. Wynn, R. Wynn, Ton. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW S if S1 S S s S 7TH GRADE , ONE: Albright, Applebee, Bliss, Burroughs, Carey, Carter, Cooper, Covey. TWO: Covey, Cudny, Dahl, Deuink, Dunnewold, Eaton, Emery, Emory. THREE: Falconer, C. Fardink, L. Fardink, Fassett, Gates, Gray, Grden, Harvey. FOUR: Hayes, Hazen, Hemink, Henry, Henninger, Hodge, Holthouse, Jenkins. FIVE: C. Jones, L. Jones, J. Kolstee, J. Kolstee, Kridler, Kurtich, LaCross, Legters. SIX: Long, Marsh, McCray, McKenzie, Phelps, Pierson, Redding, Rhodes. SEVEN: Rogowski, M. Rooney, W. Rooney, Sauers, Skuse, Smith, Swanson, G. Sweet. EIGHT: J. Sweet, Thompson, Travers, Tressler, Volk, Watrous, D. Wiggers, D. Wiggers NINE: Willey, Willink, Wynn, Zojonc. MRS. IVES FIRST GRADE MRS . MC CLIMANS XXXXX.. .... . 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WNW ' I W ll l '.l' 3 'Q 5 is f was n Q , f M is A F, I 1 LL-L '3 MM., ,wx ,Mm ,N Q I 5.55.5 xi K 1. . X X XR .. A .K 1 k -3. X ww, . -- W X WG, ,xxx , Qxwlilxx N ADVERTISING CLYMER BAG CO. Dealers in Used Bags Q I QLYME 36800 MEYERINK MILLING CO. A Special Service Bulk Feed Delivery New and Used Cars X .. . E UALITY ww - W L qw xx Y X 4. -1 , X- K -13553 it 5 Xf his 3 yjzji, N Reis? S - My-f.' -. -- -- Ax. 1. NN , f .Lx. X X- Q M' bw-3? f ,. .... W 3. M ig ' .. , zs , ,S uv NL LLL.., S aw sas X X 3 , L 1 . E, h 55- N Ski iw N: if A Q Q -A. S5 X x X K E +Xx. ,Q CLYMER STATE BAN MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM The Clymer State Bank, as well as the advertisers on the preceding pages, each contributed S20 to the success of our yearbook. We urge you to patronize our friends. i STEEN'S DRY CLEANING 17 East Washington Street Corry, Pennsylvania LAKEWOOD DRUG STORE George and Gladys Barone Props. 110-112 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood, New York ,I x X 'F W ff ... And we want to tell you that these friends donated S5 each for this project. BURLY HASLETT Bulldozing, Sand and Gravel Findley Lake, New York HOWARD COLE AND SONS All Kinds of Rough Lumber North Clymer, New York Burnham's Cut Rate Wattsburg, Pennsylvania Henry Monroe - Sand G Gravel Westfield, New York Sincerely Yours Westfield, New York Stahl Jewelers Corry, Pennsylvania Compliments of a Friend Erie, Pa. Sherman Pharmacy Sherman, New York PAUL'S MEN 'S WEAR Exclusive Agency R- X- WILLIAMS. M.D. for Arrow Town and School Doctor Corry, Pennsylvania Clymer CAFLISH LUMBER CO. Everything from The Ground Up Clymer C.C.S. FACULTY CLUB DR LYLE S COMPTON Veterinarian Clymer a - ' ' uiaklosu id Cha the snows oi 0 XNXXBYX LEON BARRINGER Carpenter French Creek - Clymer TOMMY'S ESSO STATION ,The Sign of NORTH CLYMER G. L.F. C Friendly Service Farm Feeds Clymer Columbus Pennsylvania FRANK 85 VERNA'S RESTAURANT TE CRONEY DAIRY A Delivered Daily to Your Doorstep Clymer The Senior Class would like to thank the above friends who contributed 812.50 for the success of our yearbook. BOCJSTER We' greatly appreciate the contributions of our friends listed below, who each gave EB7 .50 to- ward the success of our yearbook. Clymer Lumber Co. Louis J. TeWink1e Beckerink's Red 8: White Clymer Department Store Proctor 85 Mathews Chevrolet C. Christensen Motors Connie 's Superette Sea's Drugs Ace's Service Station Kooman's Furniture Store Neckers Co. Legters Bros. Market Cornelius Wiggers - Barn Cleaners The Holly Shop Concord Pharmacy Walton 85 Tuohy Buick Reed Sales Stable Philip T. Pratt, General Insurance Shiloh Trust Hubbard Motor Sales, Inc. L. G. Balfour Heberlein Motor Sales Magazine Contest winners for the sixth straight but last time. Ambitious, aren't we? qsenior Day at Tommy'sJ Dish it out! ' 1, . Dx 'f MANY THANKS 'to our' kind Patrons of these 'two Pages 1 N not -'X X con'lIribu'lIvf'S OF 45 each. Otis Fardink Barber Shop Clymer, New York Brigham Hardware Co. Corry, Pa. Phillips Corry, Pa. Frank C. Chapin and Son Corry, Pa. J. C. Jenkins Dairy Lakewood, New York Whitney and Wood Panama, New York M. I. Cordia Clymer, New York G. l-l. Tenpas Clymer, New York G. L. F. Egg Service Clymer, New York Leo UL Co. Corry, Pa. Superior Cleaners Corry, Pa. Joseph R. Bull Inc. North East, Pa. Niklaus Bros. North East, Pa. Hudock's Grocery Findley Lake, New York Myrtle 's Beauty Shop Clymer, New York Findley Lake Hardware Findley Lake, New York Post and Edwards Dept. Store Findley Lake, New York Sherman Steam Mill Sherman, New York Sherman Cleaners Sherman N. Y. Wink's Place Findley Lake, New York Sweet's Kendall Service Panama, New York John M. Mohr Corry, Pa. Russell 's Bowling Hall Sherman, New York Gibbons Scrap Iron and Salvage Sherman, New York J. M. Tallman and Son Sherman, New York W. L. Nuttall and Son Sherman, New York Pleasant View Dairy Sherman, New York Findley Lake Farm Supply Findley Lake, New York Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer, New York Sey mour's Jewelers Erie, Pa. Benny 's Cleaners and Tailors North East, Pa. Aggie 's Dinor Sherman, New York Patterson Photo Products Corry, Pa. Flye Rexall Drug Store Corry, Pa. W. W. Waterhouse Corry, Pa. Gilson Builder's Supply Columbus, Pa. Wattsburg Lumber Co. Wattsburg, Pa. Findley Lake Beauty Shop Findley Lake, New York Phy1l's Superette Findley Lake, New York Gallup and TenHaken Clymer, New York Ritz Restaurant Corry, Pa. Lee Wright - Watkins Dealer Sherman, New York North East Dairy North East, Pa. House of Rahija North East, Pa. Hogue's Gun Shop North East, Pa. Huber Hardware Company North East, Pa. Western Auto Store North East, Pa. The Edwards Co. North East, Pa. E. A. Croot's Dry Goods North East, Pa. Newbold and Ailes Fine Meats North East, Pa. D. C. Cushman North East, Pa. Class of '59 Clymer Central School Bennett 's Ladies' Wear Corry, Pa. Lancaster Silo and Block Co. West Senaca, New York Grice I ewelers Corry, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunnewold Clymer, New York Taylor's Jewelry Corry, Pa. Ashville Red and White Ashville, New York Hemink 's Grocery North Clymer, N. Y. Fardink 's Grocery North Clymer, N. Y. Dutch Village Restaurant Clymer, N. Y. Clymer Booster Clymer, N. Y. 0 'lie We 100 g . 111 Seb 001.9 ov 921 vi toys Q, Q a away Charles wills his seven-page book, The Unabridged Synopsis of ALLMathematicalFunc- tions, to Gary Evans. . . Ron wills his talents at center in football to Loye Albright. . . Carla wills her long hair to Jackie Stull. . . To Chuck McCann. Calvin leaves his tardy slip. . . A chem- istry book is willed to anyone who is stupid enough to take it by Lois Koerselman. . . Jackie wills her ability to argue with teachers to her sister Kathy. . . To Bev Habink, Sue wills her extra name Cbeeb. . Her ability for taking chemistry tests is given to Janice Evans by Sandra Smillie. . . Cynthia Walker wills her dark hair to Mary Anna Beuter, so she can look more like her mother. . To Mary Ann Hogenboom, Lois Loomis wills her musical compact, so she can have music in history class too. . . Quentin leaves his 'brownie points to Leo McCray in next year's Mech- anical Drawing Class. . . Her moldy blue tenners are willed to Barbara Good by Judy Davis. . . Sandra Beckerink wills all her excuses from gym class to Janet Bensink. . . Bob Wilt is the recipient of Annie Barringer's shortness. A1 Horrocks wills his ping-pong paddle to Gary Evans. . . To Bruce Neckers, Carol Wig- gers wills a special kind of red hair dye. . . The exclusive supervision of the North Clymer bus is willed by Joan Fardink to Marian Wiltsie. . . Judy Compton wills her piano duet books to Judy Hoffman and her sister Marcia. . . Her seat in 5th period study hall is willed by Donna Good to her sister, Barb. . . Sally Ferris wills her marks in Intermediate Algebra to Jack Kridler, because, she says, Even he can't get that low without my help . . . Bill Schutt wills his camera to Charles McCann. Eleanor Schruers wills her geometry book to Jerome Brown for next year's use. . . The Photo Enlarger is willed to Leo McCray by Dean Vanderschaaff. . . Larry Bensink wills his right arm to Harold Wiggers, to make a successful basketball player. . .I-6018 Dunnewold wills her sports column to next year's reporter. '. . Bill Wiggers wills his number 22 in basketball to Keith Tenl-luisen. . . Eileen wills her shorthand ability to Mr. Moses. . . Dale Eaton wills his punctuality and perfect attendance to Tom Wilkinson because he is always here on time. 1960 'NQZSNV 3 k X www i 34361395 2 !0A'63Q0iMA7!70fV5' MIWWQWOW0 lil JF L , Mlm Mini! Qfldflffsfl 05' 9 1961 mm-. zz if INTER- COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers - Cover Manuiuuurersi Book Binders FACTORY A HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTED IN U. S. 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