Cohocton Central School - Chieftain Yearbook (Cohocton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1951 volume:

. 0 ] I % i 1 annual staff Editor-ln-ohief......... Advertising Manager..... Typist.................. Art Editor.............. Faculty Advisor......... Assistant Editor........ Typist.................. Sports Editor....... Business Manager, Typist Margaret Burke James Rector Margaret Schumacher Francis' Schneider Edwlna Luevanos Donna Towner Marcellna Glacoml Francis Feely Joan Hart In memory of Frank Stein, who died suddenly on January 8, 1951 after more than a score of years of falfthful service as oustodlan In Cohocton Schools. i rcmrnrmw We, of the Class of 1951 dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Barrus, because we feel that he above all others deserves to know how iruch we have appreciated his teaching and frlendshlo through- out our high school years. IN APPRECIATION To Mrs. Luevanos, our class advisor, we wish to make this special dedication to express our appreciation and gratitude for her un- tiring efforts with our class for the past three years. 1 I ik. V s 1 1 Left to right, Mrs President, Thomas Sick. Absent: • Wendall Rector, Deusenbery, Mrs. Wendell Matthews. Myron Rex, Irene E. I Dudley C. Barrus,B.S.,M.S Keuka College Columbia University Vice Principal, Science Lawrence J. Dunn.B.S., M. Ed. Ithaca College Alfred University Physical Education Gertrude Button,B.S.,M.A. Keuka College, Albany S.T C., Geneseo S.T.C. Social Studies, Library Florence Eeely.R.N. St. Catherine1s Hospital Brooklyn, N.Y. N.Y.U., Syracuse U., Alfred University School Nurse Richard Cross, B.S. Oswego State T.C. Industrial Arts Marilyn Hixson,B.S. Buffalo State Teacher's Colle -e Horae Economics 1 1 r 1 i Esther Hemner,B.S. Oswego State T.C. Buffalo State Teacher C. Grade 8 Anita Incavo, B.A. Nazareth College Math and Commerce Gertrude Johnson Geneseo State T.C. Grade 1 Edwina D. Luevanos,A.B., M.A., M.Ed. Elmira Col- lege, Cornel] University Alfred University Guidance, Languages Elsie Mac Kay Buffalo State Grade 2 Julia Ryan,B.E. Geneseo S.T.C. Grade 6 1 I ! Harriet Scheehl Oswego Normal Kindergarten Adah Wheaton Geneseo State Teachers Gr de 3 Joseph Spas, B.S.,M.Ed. Geneseo State T.C. Buffalo State T.C. Syracuse University Alfred University Grade 7 Ruby P. Wilcox Geneseo State Normal Grade 5 Jack Varabold, 3.S. Fredonla State T.C. Music Zltella Wood Geneseo Normal School Grade b ■ 'i school nurse PSYCHOMETRIST MRS. EDWIKA LUEVAKOS BENTRL HYGIENIST MISS I-JELDA CAMERON MRS. FLORENCE FEELY 1 i: r BU5 DRIVER5 W. KohnKen, £. Yohonn, A. Welle, C. Robertson. CUSTODIANS W Myere, T. Hayward CRF. STAFF . v R. Folts, L. Updyke, D. Drum. r ' s 1 IkV V f r FRANCIS FEELY Pree j 2,3, Student Senete Free. 4, Yearbook Staff4, Boy's State 3, From Comm. B.A.A. 1-4, Basket- ball 1-4, Baseball 1-4 DONNA TOTKER Secretary 0,4, .T reasurer 1, Claes Plays'2,3 4. Yearbook S taff 4, Prom C oirrrlttee 3, Chorus 1-4, Band 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Latin Club 1. Dramatic Club Ij. MARGARET SCHUMACHER vp 4, Sec. 1, Student Senate Rep. 1, G.A.A. 1-4, Class Plays 2,3,4, Latin Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4, Chorus 1-4, Prom Committee 3 Dramatic Club 4 JOAN HART Treas. 3 4,Nevs- reporter 1,2, Class Plays 2,3,4, Library Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Latin Club 1, G .A.A. 1-4, C horus 2—4. Dramatic Club 4 Pres. 4 r MARGARET BURKE clft8, Pres. 2,3, Yearbook Staff 4, Pro® Comm. 31 Class Plays 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Pres. 4, Cheer- leader 3,4, Band 3� Pres. 4, Chorus 1-4, Latin Club 1. Dramatic Club 4 MARCELINA GIACOMI Treas. 2, Student Senate Rep. 3 4, Claes Plays 3,4, Year- book Staff 4. Prom Comm. 3, Chorus 1-4, Band 1, G. A.A . 1-4, V.P. 3, Rep. 4 Latin Club 1. Dramatic Club 4 JAMES RECTOR 0_ , . _ 8tudent Senate Rep. 2,3, Claes Plays 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, One Act Play Comm. 4. Prom Comm. 3 F.F.A. 2,3, .Dramatic Club 4 r 7 FRANCIS SCHNEIDER „ _ n V� • 11 Class Plays 2,3, , Prom Committee 3� Yearbook Staff 4 ROGER WOLCOTT Yearbook Staff 4, One Act Play Comm. 4, Prom Comm. 3, B.A.A. 1-4, Football 1,2, Basketball 1-3, Baseball 1-4 EDWINA D. LUEVANOS, ADVISOR r i 1 ?he 8h ?? ' ' WS a „a7 lrnoet !}e anB'- Bler we «.l. E eaven Vere j 7's flajL he eD n'Se . t0 5«ite ° «vg- u eac? 8ent. ’ f fe n P e� «°? $• Jij '° a s©e. J to sn 5 to ro 1 se “«ssl o i er. 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To learn new fancied ways to run a plow. But after all he’ll manage somehow To come back home and milk a cow. , '1 1 T t On September 5, 1939 the present olaes of 51 entered the first grade of the Cohooton Central Sohool. In the class room on that great day there were nineteen of us, all very exolted that we had entered upon the threshold of learning. They were: Alma Cooley, Joanne Cooley, Barbara Edmond, Maroelina Glacoml, Joan Hart, Agnes Keeler, Alice Sohliok, Margaret Sohumaoher, Era Cansdale, Margella Voorhees, Rlohard Beeohner, Roger Conderman, James Folts, Duane Green, Jack Kane, Walter Orr, Franois Sohnelder, David Cansdale, and Paul Cosgrlff. Only four of the original members are with us now. Through our long Journey we have lost some but have also gained many members which now make up our olaes. We entered Jr. High a little timid at first but our shyness was In the past as we became acquainted with our new system. Our first big thrill was entering high school. With us were Margaret Burke, Rlohard Beeohner, Franois Feely, James Deusenbery, Maroelina Glacoml, Joan Hart, James Rector, Franois Schneider, Margaret 8ohumacher, Donna Towner, and Clara Wlllet. In our Freshman year, Mies Ruth Hloks, was our advisor. The Big shots were Franois Feely, President; Francis Sohnelder, Vloe President; Margaret Sohumaoher, Secretary; Donna Towner, Treasuer; Joan Hart, News Reporter. The only social event we held was a bo eoolal. This netted us $8.35. At the beginning of our Sopnomore year, Mrs. Luevanos was ohosen as our olass advisor. Our beloved Miss Hloks had Joined the teaohlng staff of another school. Offloers that year were: Margaret Burke, President; Franois Feely, Vloe President; Clara Wlllet, Secretary; Maroelina Giaooml, Treasurer; Joan Hart, News Reporter. Our first danoe was held with Warner Bush's orchestra. We oleared some profit and thus felt very successful. At the Dairyman's League we sold refreshments which netted us $121.25. A bake sale was held but the earnings were small. It was during our Sophomore year that we bought our olaes rings. We were very proud of them and were sure we were notloed flashing them around. For assembly we put on our first play, Cornin' Round the Mountain. At this we were a bit green but the fun was well worth the work. Upon entering the Junior Class our first money making event was oheoklng ooate at the potato convention. A danoe was our next undertaking. At Christmas time our olaes had a party at Rlohoraft. After eating we opened our gifts and made a recording. The Jr. Play, Trouble Shooter, was held Maroh 31, 1950. This proved to be successful. Our Jr. Prom was the first to break even. The theme was Tropical Nights, with the music being furnished by the Mid Shlpmen. Offloers that year were: Margaret Burke, President Franois Feely, Vloe President; Donna Towner, Secretary; Joan Hart. ’ Treasuer. At last we are SENIORS 11 The activities through out the year were: A magazine drive, one-act play festival, selling of fruit oakes, the Sr. Play, and an operetta. Officers for the final year were: Francis Feely, President; Margaret Schumacher, Vloe President Donna Towner, Secretary; Joan Hart, Treasuer. Valealotorlan James Reotor B2.538 Salutatorlan Joan Hart 82.166 r September 5...... School begins again 13« .«.. Seniors make great sales.on magazines October 12....... Columbus Day 25...... Seniors sponsor underclass one-act play oontest 26-27..... Teachers Conference 27......Juniors sponsor first dance with Homells- vllle Hillbillies November 3.......All State Muslo Festival at Canlsteo 16...... Seniors take a trip to Alfred University !7...... Senior Danoe ........... Louie's V.F.W. Band 18...... Painted Post Music Festival 22...... Thanksgiving Vaoatlon December 1-2..... Syracuse All State Music Festival 8“9..... Amerioan Legion Minstrel Show 17..... Christmas Vespers with Girls Choru s . , 20.....2rades Present operetta., Christmas Wlth-,x The Old Woman Who Lived In a Shoe � a 22..... Christmas Vacation rl 27..... Soph Danoe..... Louie's V.F.W. -' 'V January 22-26.... Regents 26.... Junior Card Party t-US e February 22423... Potato Growers Convention March 9.......... Junior Play Mjt iGe'ke: 1“ .......... Saint Patrick1 s Day Dpnce sponsored by the Seniors 22 - April 2..... Easter Vacation 6.. ....... Seniors sponsor Max Raney 20.. ...... Senior Play May if .......... Grand Event of the year.......Junior Prom .............. Seniors present a high school operetta 30............ Memorial Day June 17......... Baccalaureate Service 18-21........ Regents 22........... Commencement 25............ Seniors start on trip r ' «I 7 Dear Diary, It doesn't seen possible that Just five years ago today I graduated with eight other students Into a world of doubt and fes_r. With the threatnlng world war the fut re didn't seem too bright. But, here we are, the class of '51, all happy and well during the five years since we took that final step. DOC FEELY JIMMY RECTOR MARGARET SCHUMACHER BUD WOLCOTT MARGARET BURKE ELLSIE TRIPP Doc Feely, the life of the class, Is still in N.Y.C. going to medical sohool, Jim Reotor has Just bought his long dreamed for dairy farm and still makes fre- quent trips to Harrisburg, Margaret Schumacher and Bud Wolcott, the old high school sweethearts have finally set the date for this month. I read a letter from Mar- garet Burke the other day and she, her husband and Ellsle Jr. are doing very well In New Mexico where Ozzle Is going to school. Marcy Glacoml took a very suceseful business course and is now working In Ro- chester where she makes quite a hit with the boss. Joan Hart graduated from Geneseo last ye r and Is busy teaching the Eskimo children how to read and write. All of her spare time Is devoted to Walt. I hear Francis Schneider finally found the light of his life and bought a farm up on Lent Hill. Here I am patching up pa- tients and loving every minute of It. Wouldn't It be wonderful If al] the kids In the old class of '51 could get together at Margaret's and Bud's wedding this month? MARCY GIACOMI FRANCIS SCHNIEDER DONNA TOWNER ! We, the Class of 1951, hereby dispose of our worldly goods as follows: To the Class of 1952 we leave our home room, our ability to walk In late, our sales ability, our books, our desks, and our lockers. 1 To the Clase of 1953 we leave our ability to get along together as a 0JL 68 To the Class of 1954 we leave our experience In high school activities. To Mr. Fisher we leave a special fund to hire a traffic cop to be on duty In the halls at all times. To Mrs. Luevanos we leave Doc Feely to keep things moving next year. To Mr. Barrus we leave a chef to prepare his meals while staylnp- with kids after school. 0 To Mr. Wambold we leave a pair of roller skates to travel between the Music room and the home ec. room. To Mr. Croefl and Miss Incavo we leave an express elevator which travels every five minutes between the shop and the Library. To Miss Button we leave Rita Schlavl In place of Joan Hart to carry on the work of the Library Club. To Mies HIxson we leave a music teacher who doesn' t like to throw erasers. Joan Hart leaves her ability to wait patiently to Margaret Anne Slrols. James Rector leaves hie ability to get the car to Cookie Feely. Marcy Glacoml leaves her ability to catch'em and keep 'em to Sheila Kimball. Margaret Burke leaves her ability to see her out-of-towner to Alloe Sohllck. Francis Feely leaves his sprightliness to Russell Thorsen. Margaret Sohumacher leaves her love for Chevy pickups to Sheila Kimball. Donna Towner leaves a bottle of peroxide to Rita Sohlavl with the message GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES James Rector bequeaths his giant height of 5 feet 6 lnohes to be divided between Gary Sauerbler and Robert Doody. Francis Schneider leaves his pretty waves to Mary Meeee. Bud Wolcott leaves his reserved seat In World History Class to Dlok Beeohner. Joan Hart leaves her ability to get along with teachers to Bill Williams. Franols Feely leaves his place on the bench during a basketball game to Lenny Boos. Donna Towner leaves one of her blue eyes to Mary Schulthelss. Margaret Schumacher leaves her curly hair to Katherine Schneider. Bud Wolcott leaves his ability to get along with girls to Russell Thorsen. r r i 7 Back row 1 to r, L. Boos, R. Beechner, R. Thor6en, Second row 1 to r, J. Spa6, W. Williams, M. Sirois, G. Drum, W. Feely, Front row 1 to r, M. Schultheiss, A. Schlick, S. Kimball, M. Meese, K. Schneider. v . Pres. M. Schultheiss V. Pres.—R. Schiavi Sec.— S. Kimball Treas. K. Schneider S. Senate-G. Drum L 4 Back row 1 to r R. Newton, S. Wagner, M. Mehlenbacher, M, Kolnnls R. Meeee, R. Graves, P. Robertson Front row 1 to r Miss Incavo, J. Young, D. Schumacher, R. Dunn, R, Wheaton, P. Cosgrlff Pres.------ R. Wheaton V. Pres.---- M. Mclnnls Treas.-------J. Young Sec.---------M. Edmond St. Sen. Rep.D. Schumacher f K. 1 r Back row 1 to r W. Larson, R. Towner, 0. Polmateer, S. Burke, C. Platek, C. Zeh, F, Wagner, P. Preston Seoond row 1 to r J. Wambold, C. Zeh, L. Glacoml, R. Doody, G. Sauerbler, J. Thompson f w r T Adame A’ Rawleigh, V. Preston, C. Yohonn, •V V Cf A Pres.------William Larson . -A V.Pres.----Theresa Adame • N i Sec--------Carl Zeh ,0 t' I V ' Trea3.-----Louise Glacoml 'Y Z' V Reporter---Pat VanPatton ! V VJ G.A.A.Rep.-Joyoe Thompson S.Senate---Sam Burke Gordon Polmateer m ... 1 1 ( II I Back row 1 to r R. Washburn, C. Hubbell, D. Matthews, J. Sabins, E. Wager, R. Switzer, W. Mclnnls Third row 1 to r S. Wheaton, K. Enser, E. Sabins, L. Meese, E. Fisher, T. Cansdale, B. Wagner, M. Kimball Second row 1 to r Mrs. Hemr.er, T. Centra, J. Mehlenbacher, C. Mehlenbacher, Mr. Cross Class Advisor First row 1 to r E. Newman, A. Cooley, M. Williams, J. Vogt I t f SEVENTH GRRDE Back row 1 to r Mr. Spas, R.Kirkmlre, K.Brownson, P.Falrbrother, D.Brown, N.Schneider, D.Schneider, J.Folte, R.Zurllck, Second row, R.Rung, R.Schneider, L.Conrad, P.Mills, D.Polmateer, D.Mattoon, D. Adams, J.Towner. Front row, Miss Hixson, D.Green, M.Wagner, E.Yo- honn, S.Burke, A.Newman, R.McDowell, E.Towner, R.Folts. Absent E. Allen. SIXTH GRRDE Back row 1 to r, Kies Ryan, F.Francis, J.Moschlano, C.Zeh, B. Mclnnls, J.Cragg, D.Slck, R.Kanaval, R.Adams. Second row l to r, D.Mehlenb cher, N.Conrad, C.Kills, P.Burke. K.Oachs, J.Fleishman, A.Schlavi, D.Veeder. Front row 1 to r, J.Fox, D.Willett, G.Klmball, D.Slrole, D. Beechner, J.Wager, D.Enser. FIFTH GRHDE Back row 1 to r, T.Pooe, R.Gibson, R.Hendly, K.Zurllck, H.Samuel- son, J.Pooe, S.Towner, L.Grant, E.Burns. Third row, D.Thorsen, 0. Samuelson, J.Adams, H.Field, L.D.Towner, M.Putnam, L.Crana, J.Rung, D.Zeh, Second row, Mrs. Wilcox, J.Kimball, L.Putnan:, J.Fleishman, J.Schulthelss, J.Bolster. First row, J.Arrsden, J.Schneider, B.Green FOURTH GRHOE Back row 1 to r J.Thorpe, L.Pope, W.Cooley, P.Hickey, D.Rawleigh, R.Turner, R.Kanaval. Third row, R.Cosgrlff, H.Towner, A.Centra, L. Spas, T.Mehlenbacher, D.Cooley, B.Mehlenbacher. Second row, Miss Wood, R.Schumacher, J.Falrbrother, J.Burke, E.Fleishman, E.Fairbro- ther, C.Harmon, N.Yohonn, R.Cansdale, J.Putnam, T.Rector, D.Avery, M, Farrier, G.Mllls. K i I THIRD GRRDE Back row 1 to r D. Hendley, L. Schulte, J. Hamilton, Q. Pope, B. Carson, R. Hynee. Fourth row, G. Kuhn, H. Wagner, K. Wheaton, W. Shanley, J. Flint, C. Hulte, R. Wager. Third row, D. Mauth, H. Samuelson, C. Saxton, V. Vogt, S. Rawlelgh, C. Slrole, J. Wagner, Second row, S. Fox, B. Mehlenbaoher, C. Harmon, R. Russell, R. Schneider, Front row, L. Field, T. Moschlano, F. Green, J. Wagner, R. Cragg, R. Crane, B. Drum. Absent D. Azzl, R. Glacoml, M. Fair- brother, J. Matthews. SECOND GRRDE r’ J’WRoDonald. D.Samuelson, F.Perry, C.Mao- Donald, J.Adams, B.Mehlenbacher, G.Whlte. Second row, G.Hendlv R ea?y,’t RrWhlt|%G- e R-T° er, V.Cralg, B.Sauerker mk a.Vose, M.Towner, D.Angelo, M.Hamilton. Front row, P.Hickey, A.Schneider, F.Williams, G.Bolster, L.Slck, V.Fllnt, D.Wager Absent: D.Avery, D.Zimmer ’ FIRST GRRDE sack row 1 to r, T. Yohonn, S. Hynes, G. Wheaton, P. Forbush, J. Mauth, B. Beechner, W. Slyter. Seoond row, D. Slyter, L.Carson, P«Hendley, K. Conrad, G.Zeh, R. Edmond, S. Patterson, J. Moore. Third row, B. Hoover, J. Field, C. Mark, S. Mehlenbacher, K, White, B. Thorpe, B. Burke, L. Peck Fourth row, R. Farrier, H. Polmanteer, J. Kuhn, T. Kunz, J. Murohy. K. Amsden, D. Samuelson. KINDERGRRTEN Back row 1 to r, R.Wllllams, E.Burke, M.Mehlenbacher, S. Cosgriff, B.Azzl, S.Bolster, C.Moschano, A.Wheaton. Middle row, J.Stanton, S.Moore, F.Zeh, G.Fox, J.Murohy, K.Mark. Bottom Row, M. Towner, V. Coooer, J.Shanley, S.Strobel, J.- Spas, D. Shults, J.Zeh, Absent: E.Hart, J.Matthews. K K r V Back row 1 to r, R. Dunn, R. Mac Donald, R. Wheaton, G. Drum, W. Williams, W. Craig, R. Wolcott, D. Matthews, R. Schwitzer. Front row 1 to r, W. Feely, R. Meese, C. Stone, S. Burke, F. Feely Back row 1 to r, R. Newton, W. Williams, P. Cosgrlff, W. Larsen W. Craig. Front row 1 to r, J. Spes, J. Young, R. Schwitzer, Coach Dunn. II ■ II C7.iv K I. 1 Back row 1 to r, R. Beechner, L . Boos, P. Cosgrlff, R. Dunn, Manager. Center, W. Williams, F. Feely. Front row 1 to r, Coach Dunn, W. Feely, S. Burke, R. Schwltzer, D. Matthews, J. Young, Manager Back row 1 to r, P. Prestoh, W. Larsen, R. Towner, G. Drum, J. Folts, Manager. Center 1 to r, R. Newton, G. Polmanteer, K. Zeh. Front row 1 to r, Coach Dunn, C Platek, G. Sauerbier, R. Doody, Manager ■ r i Back row 1 to r, 3. Wagner, R. Graves, D. Schumacher, J. Thompson, L. Glacoml, C. Yohann. Front row 1 to r, V. Preston, A. Rawlelgh, P. Van Patton. : u 1 CHEER LER0ER5 ► i Left to right, M.Edmond, M.McInnla, M.Burke, M.Slrols. B?.ck row 1 to r, E. Cooley, M. Williams, Front row 1 to r, R.MoDowell, L.Glacomi. u t: t. ' Back row 1 to r, R. Wheaton, S Kimball, Mr. Fisher, D. Schumacher, G. Polmanteer, S. Burke, Front row 1 to r, P. Falrbrother, G. Drum, F. Feely, M. Glaconl, L. Meese Back row 1 to r, L.Boos, W.Williams, R.Beechner, R.Thorsen, Secona row Mrs.Luevanos, K.Slrols, K.Schneider! W.Feely, Schllck°W’ M,Scnulthelss S.Kimball, G.Drum, K.Meese, A. SPANISH CLUB Back row 1 to r S. Wagner, M. Mehlenbacher, S. Kimball Front row 1 to r M.Siroie, R.Schiavi, W. Feely, D.Schu- macher, R. Graves, Mrs, Luevanos LIBRRRY COUNCIL First row 1 to r Miss Button, Librarian; S. Wagner, Treasuer; J. Hart, President; R. Schiavi, V. Preston, C. Zeh, R. Doody Second row 1 to r M. Meese, A. Schlick, R. Graves, C. Yohonn, D. Schumacher, R. Towner. Third row 1 to r A. Rawleigh, T. Adams, M. Schultheiss, K. Schneider. Mr. Wambold, D. Schumacher, D. Towner, S. Kimball, J. nart, D. Schneider, M. Kimball, V. Preston, A. Schllck, M. Glaeoml, 3. Wheaton, M. Slrols, K. Brownson, D. Brown,K.Schneider, M. Meese. J. Thompson, R. Schlavl, M.Mehlenbacher, C. Zeh, M. Mclnnls, C. Mehlenbacher, J. Mehlenbacher, B. Wagner, M Burke, K. Enser, A. Rawlelgh, M. Shculthelss, E. Newman, T. Adams. P. Van Patton, R. Graves, L. Glaeoml, J. Vogt, A. Cooley, P. Falrbrother, E. Towner, E. Sabins, S. Wagner, M. Williams,M. Schumacher. T. Centra, C. Yohann, E. Yohann, S. Burke, M. Wagner, N. Schneider, p. Folts, D. Green. R. McDowell. Mr. Wambold, M.Mehlenbacher,R. Schlavl,D. Towner,R.Wheaton, R.Doody,C.Hubbell.R.Thorsen. J. Thompson,S.Kimball,A.Schllck, L.Glaeoml, M.Slrols,T.Centra,P.Folts,J.Mehlenbacher,C.Zeh, S. Wheaton, D.Schumacher, R. McDowell,L.Boos, S.Burke.W.L rsen, G.Drum,M.Burke,P.Falrbrother,P.Van Patton,D.Green,T.Adams, % ' 1 1 XR ?L£JTPiO, Left to right, M. Sirols, C. Yohann, M, Melmls, J. ThomDson, I: stese: riT'L- ouc° 1’ •a- Back row 1 to r — G. Drum, R. Thorsen.W. Larsen. Front — L. Boos. 1 K SENIOR HIGH PLRYERS Pres. J. Hart, Vice Pres. W. Feely, Sec. M. Mehlenbacher, Fr. Rep. C. Yohonn rC°7� v!0VM:l ££ rt Rector M Burke, R. Schlavl, M. Mclnnle, C. Zeh, M. Wheaton, A. Schllck, A. Rawlelgh, S. ’Wagner. J?CThompson ?! AdaS MrMeeUf rsf’Lu vS.61’’ S Klmball M Fdmon 1� fSScher?V8 ferf- P lr “ • M“” - • � •«- °r,Ve'' ®1“0 1’ E- Soh“1 r' v- B. BESSIE THE BANDIT'S BEAUTIFUL BABY presented before the P. T. A. February 1L, 1951 Back row 1. to r. R. Newton, R. Graves, S. Burke, Mrs. Luevanos, D. Schumacher, G. Drum, J. Rector. Front row M. Mehlenbacher, A. Rawlelgh, J. Hart. I K 1 1 B.R.R. Baok row 1 to r, J. Young, R. Beeohner, Coach Dunn, R. Thoreon Front row 1 to r, W. Feely, 0. Drum, L. Boos, W. Williams Baok row 1 to r, J. Sohllok, R. Craves. Front row 1 to r, M. R Sohlavl. Vogt, J. Olaooml Thompson, Mr. Dunn, D. Towner, A. M. Slrole, S. Burke, M. Burke, AT THE LIBRARY TABLE TYPING ONE CLASS FOURTH PFRIOD STUDY HALL HOKE ECONOMICS I CLASS CCS AT WORK H I CANDID CAMERA 9 f 1 a !? I r f r; % L 1 i BANK of AVOCA CongratuI ations and Best Wishes „ Class of 'S7 us you go on to neu endeavors, I ef US 3i ve you fv i end I y Bank i ng Service Gach account nou guaranteed t“o £ qooo by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat on Compl. i menus Hunt’s Variety Store Cohocton MY LAND I NOS Fooo Market We 5pec o. je Iv S uift Western Brand Atlanta, MY BABBIN + HARMON Sir irig Chep B and Potatoes rouers and packers op a.i i ty potatoes cert pi ed and selected seed potatoes'' Atlanta _ N.Y Phone £ JJY Consumer Packages OIivep� Farm Ferti ijers E ui pnoent COMPLIMENTS Of THE CHAT-A-VYLE RESTAURANT BATH N. Y. CDMPLIMENT5 M0RAN5Kl'S 6ARABE 5TUDEBAKER 37E. 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