Cortland High School - Co Hi An Yearbook (Cortland, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1954 volume:

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V P 2 THE SENIOR CLASS Tnmw .'7!v,e1954 CO-HI-AN A STORY OF CORTLAN D HIGH Cortland, New York s in ai A I i?7Qi1ffi?1f'l ',13i5 Y Eli fi ll? 2 5 4153 1 El XiiiFiI2iZ.5'iiiiif i-?i.i5-1:52 5351 .1751 s.zif1gi1':f15,,:5 J jfl'.s15i-141 i--asia ig gg is Q 1' i 'limit if --,fm E ,ffss!5Eii,'2'i2i-Miziiiigfm-filmslilegggi-gg-sffgfgftssfi 5-153iQ,-isK-Q-:,vl'1-mi: ., ity gfseitf 'ffygsggg - H5522 Z. '5451155Ymymgafggfiswffitfszzg-fs,11wf,g, gftsgztfg 1,Z,we,Qsgssgfwkgtflfisli, tgffif 5252115352 gggliigs 23,3235 it if23figiiEilsg?553IfSisiflglggSllgtggiigfglffligliliigslg tiitliz wfiitri'g',3iif,,z,+siiivrif, mt NN siwg. lggsyfsf ,wt 5,1 nag ,ti 273 ,gfrgiwf swf, 3 5 iw, is 2 151+fsltsilwssarim. , ,, .gi ,.,,-s2'2s,v Ut. . 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You will view f gf .I 4 ' 1 'f our individual records and CI-IS's greatly V ' expanded program of clubs and sports. in 'I' The Seniors proudly present OUR STORY if I OF CORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL. N A W ' 1 A A N L ff Ot. ' 1 itll' ' T' ' 1' 1 I 'f mrf11 :Vi N , , ,,, S fK!, S'!l I ' ' ,X N ,f ,fit 'it ll I 5, an gt-Q N , A ,fra ,j:.x'-1- 'xl N. '4 ,4 L:-55.1- xblhix S N.. f ,l Fg fx Agtiwity It ,utllllilll-i.. I A tag Q N C 0 TE, T S , - . N. Q' KN N A 'si ' -lt Q :Y -'., Il is I I ADMINISTRATION , ,S I f A lllltm SENIORS Page 4 f 7150, ,fl ',', f . , fi lt . M ,Y 'I qi, alll X KEN X Page 9 ,,l.,I ,tif - .f I .f .1 - 25' 3,5 ' 'I ' UNDERCLASSMEN fiff4fQ,,, :ying-,IV gg i 'I ' 3' 54 AC VITIES ' , .ff c.'1?f.if'i'?Lf,' 'f,5,1,,' ,, ,',,, 3 ,,A, 3 440 ' ,ii .I It n 1 M Page 39 ,,,. W L! A A ATHLETICS ,:'i 'Q 5: H W1 M. Page 59 'X f 'ff -tii ' ff, 'feat FINANCIIAL FUN , ,,,,,Q'v ,I 7' ,,fp45.W5T' ' 'iff 27.9 Zh J 7 N ff f ,111 'ai' ,gg - ,g s y 3 I WPage 73 f yui 1:.1 ,Qty . iw ii-wlllllw, I fl 'ff' ,ff k',1f 7257.-qi ! Q? ,1Zi'w,,,,, lfygi, 7'f'T fa W,,f'ffiff ii l Y XA VQMQZQDQ ilu at I . ' r f, fffff' Zz, f Q' 't A I' l , i DEDICATION It is with great pleasure that we, the class of 1954, dedicate our book to Mrs. Kathleen Anthony. Because she understood our problems and was willing to advise us, we will always hold her in high esteem. It is difficult for us to adequately express our happiness and honor in dedicating our senior annual to one who has done much for our class. 3 'iT MR. FRANKLYN S. BARRY Q. Wtwf, tv M M Qviiffff f ,f,5,lf',z ? A .- , :P Q I gf! I? 7. ywirgi - vigil, Ulf ' 1,25 JJHS SG -1. Jiiagi W ffifmf. 'wi ' , ,. J .gzgfgffflg f ?i:?'V??f4 3W9 vi I-'l: ' EI: .E6:-':5E:':i2IZ?.l .- . aff: si- -A .--I I' 1' 355' SJ ' , JA, - .Sf jf . .' I g, rw 'S 2.5-...J 1,2 ' 1' --g5:,I'2:t.,.5- .:s..1 :sizes f MISS GLADYS WHITNEY MISS LILLIAN SMITH BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right: Mr. Shira, Mr. Dexter, Supt. Barry, Mrs VerNooy, Mr. Vico, Miss Smith, Dr. Higgins. If I were to visit Cortland High School as a stranger there are many things I would hope to find. I should want to see a modern well-equipped building and one that was well kept and attractive. I should look for a school, stalfeglxtwith teachers who were well-trained, pleasant and ever-alert to the many changing prob- lems confronting the young people of to- day. I should look for a student body that was composed of eager, courteous, hard-working boys and girls who knew that the best educational equipment in the world is none too good for the life that lies ahead of them. I should also look for an administration with a genuine under- standing of people and their problems. As one who has visited Cortland High School, I believe a stranger would find, in the largest possible measure, all of these thingsg and all of this set in one of the Stateis Hnest communities dedicated to giving its youth nothing but the best. FRANKLYN S. BARRY ROBERT J. DORAN PRINCIPAL NA NCY WILCOX LIVINGSTON VICE-PRINCIPAL The Senior Class has invited you to visit our school through the pages of their yearbook. We also extend this invitation to you readers because we are proud of C.H.S., and we Want you to see our facilities, faculty, and students. We feel that through pictures and word descriptions the 1954 Co-Hi-An accurately presents A STORY OF CORTLAND HIGH. y You, the members of the class of 1954, have played leading roles in This Story during the past six years. You have been active in athletics, in clubs, in senior activities, and in honor societies. Our aim has been to give you training that will aid you in Writing your own Life Stories. Our Wish for you is that these stories will be filled with success and happiness! f ROBERT J. DORAN NANCY W. LIVINGSTON 5 , BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Meiczinger, Miss Hanhardt, Mrs. John snn chairman Miss Holmes Mr. Kravitz CXENCED M355 so wsu X gawk' chan EYART n65 MiSS'ss Hasu Gaxe' ' ngs M NU MM ASUS 'fst ROW: NHS U' QW H Right, FL .1 Rvwitf Cfoodfic - rv . . g. Len to , SW' Us new ivan-xixam. MY' Bxitciehce ML SW Rusglm' C - . S n mg batman SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Lgft to Right, Seated: Miss Kinnally, Miss Roche, Miss Compton, Mrs. Eberly. Standing: Mr. Davis, Mr. Brown, Mr. Drcranian, Mr, Victor, Mr. Brush, chair- Hlall. 6 S I STUDENT PERSONNEL Left to Right, Seated: Miss McDevitt, Mrs. Hayes. Miss Webb, Miss Lundberg. Standing: Mrs. Crocker, Mr. Hotchkiss, Director, Miss Schwartz. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Tharratt, Miss O'Hara, Mr. La- Machia, Mr. Greene, Miss Mitchell, Mr. Anderson. CAFETERIA Left to Right: Mrs, Marcin, Miss McEvoy o Zff-fffw f M5570 MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENTS Seated Miss McKeon Standing Left to Rzght Mr Klem Mr Stanley chairman muslc Mr Slgnorelll Miss Neugebauer PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Moiseichik, Mrs. Riley, Mr. Shaffer, Mr. Childs. 7 Miss Gale. Miss Champlin, Mrs. Moles- Xgyff 4 FO' EDNA C. EATON SARA A. KINNALLY GLADYS M. ORSER MARIE D. SCHROEDER With heartfelt gratitude for all these four teachers, Mrs. Eaton, Miss Kinnally, Miss Orser, people have done for us, we present our homeroom and Miss Schroeder. RICHARD L. MCHALE KlMacIl Intelligence, personality, all add up to him. President of Senior Classg Co- Hi-An Literary Staffg Boys State 35 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Treas. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4: Youth Coun- cil, Treas. 49 Beta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Pres, 33 Athletic Comm., Sec. 4: Varsity Foot- ball 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 19 Varsity Track 2, 3. CLARENCE E. PETTET aanustyov The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Vice-Pres. of the Senior Classy Editor-in-Chief of the Co-Hi- Ang Boys State 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4, Dramatics 33 Research Club 3, 43 Beta 3, 4, Sec. 4. A EL ABETH COREY llJ'oanl7 ' isdom is far better than ies. surer of the Senior Classy Co-Hi-An Literary Staff: Na- Ora- tional Honor Society 3, 41 Student Council 4g Purple Pennant Literary Staff 3, 4, Editorial Board 43 Dramatics Club 33 Art Service 3: Latin Club 4: Delta Epsilon 45 Rifle Club 23 Swimming 17 Table Tennis 2, SENIOR OFFICERS OF 1954 These are the class oflicers who, under the guid- ing hand of our adviser, Mrs. Livingston, have organized and led successfully our various senior activities. Their consideration of and judgment on all issues facing the Senior Class have made our last year a memorable one. JACK ALAURA Jack He's quiet, he's shy, but there's mischief in his eye. Research Club 43 Golf 3, 4. ROBERT DAVID ANDERSON HUGH BALDWIN Bob Buckwheat . . Man is capable of all Wise' men. saynnothmg in things, dangerous times. - Varsity Basketball 3 :N J, . V Basgqetballggl. 2: Track 2: M G01 2, 3, . . M' K 1 4: . 3 Q I l Q V 'ifl '95 , .y Ugillk ' ,I ' il 4 . - BETSY BELL if 'HILL QF, . : ' . 3 . 1 c if K '-'1', H' . ' ' I talk, A winning a winning 'Ii f C gli, ' ' , smile. ' '- - ,j 7.-. , 9 'if V Co-Hi-An Literary Staff: gg ' A -Q.,-.V J ' H ll.. -L Purple Pennant Literary Staff A 41 4, - 2 3 4 3, 43 Business Servife Club -J , j' 'L ,. ' . , 43 Tri-Y 23 eltfa Epsi on 3, 4. 'ffe' ,. i gf. -, ! sec. 4: 4.,Vice- - 1 '-5-2. '35, ,,4, :ey . Q -- ff: Pres, 3 ' ,I L, - ' - j' I. Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 41 Gr. A. A. ' ' 'S - ,f If 2, 3, 43 Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, - 1 4: Basketball lb 2, 3, 43 Soft- ....-. ' ,Qi ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Vdlleyballq , ,mgif 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2. fi- K . 4 Q : ,ff U . -1 Rexx -- ' if ,, 12,2 I , wg ic JOANNE MARY BENJAIVHN ADRIENNE F. BERTINI JOSEPHINE J. BIYIANO llJ'o!9 lKA'b'by1l 5lJ'0l7 ' It's nice to be natural when The only way to have a Life is just one long gigglefu' you're naturally nice. Co-Hi- friend is to be one. Co-H1-An Literary and Busi- An Photography Staff: NYSS Co-Hi-An Business and Liter- ness Staffs: Contemporary Af- MA 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. ary Staffs, Purple Pennant fairs 3, 4, Sec. 43 Tri-Y 1, 2, 4: Orchestra 3: Girls' Hand- Editorial Staff 3, Society Ed- 3, 43 Phi Alpha 2, 3, 45 Bas- work 25 Basketball 3, 4, Vol- itor 43 Contemporary Affairs ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, leyball 3, -4: Swimming 1. 45 Tri-Y 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 2g 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Chairman 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soft- ball 1, 29 Bowling 1, 21 Vol- leyball 1, 2, 35 Tennis 1, Badminton 1, 2, 3, Dance Club lg Magazine Campaign 4. 11 JOYCE C. BOAG-S Dixie If1ike the sun she beams on a . Co-Hi-An Photography Staff: Band 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4g Tri-Y 3, 4, Sec. 45 Drum Major- ettes 3, 4. BEVERLY C. BREESE lKBevl! The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Co-Hi-An Literary Staff: Purple Pennant Business Staff 35 Girls' Handwork 3: Jr. Red Cross 39 Tri-Y 33 Bowl- .ing 25 Rifle Club 3: Volleyball 5, Swimming 25 Table Tennis m!,'I JI wi! FRED D. BORTHWICK GRETCHEN L. BRAD SHAW UI-erdyn A self-made man. Research Club 3, 49 Bowling 3, 43 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, Gretch A bundle of energy well spent. Associate Editor of Co-Hi-An, Select Chorus 3, 41 Purple Pennant Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, NYSSMA 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Radio Guild 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Pres. 42 Tri-Y 1, 45 Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 49 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1. MARY LOUISE BROOKS lKMertI7 In thy face I see the map of honor with loyalty. Co-Hi-An Business and Lit- erary Staffsg National Honor Society 43 Purple Pennant 3, 4, Editorial Board 43 Chorus 13 Dramatics 3, 47 Latin Club 4, Contemporary Affairs 4: Future Nursing, Pres. 4, Tri-Y 13 Delta Epsilon 3, 4. JOSEPH PAUL BURDA, JR. HJ-oeyn To him the sport is greater than the prize. Golf 4, Bowling 43 Stamp Club, Pres. 4. ROBERT E. BURDICK Peepers '1He, wears his wisdom light- y. National Honor Soeiety 43 Dramatics Club 39 Art Service Club 23 French Club 3, 45 Crafts Club 2. 12 ip S ef' 91 CHARLES A. BURK Chester .Man's chief merit consists in resisting the impulse of his nature. Band 2, 3: Beta 2, 35 Track WENDELL R. BURK liwmdyfl 'Bad laws are the worst sort of tyranny. Athletic Comm. 35 Varsity Footbau 3, 4: J. V. Football 25 Swimming 2. 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J. V, Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 'Fable Tennis 2, o is it lt ,ai jf ,ff OF 1954 is ELIZABETH ANN BUSH 'lLBettyl! Beauty is the mark God sets upon virtue. 4' Co-Hi-An Literagy and Art Staffsg National onorrSociety 45 Student Councilfw 1, 25 Purple Pennant Business Staff 3, 43 Art Service Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y-' 1, 2, 3, 45 Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Sec, 3, Pres. 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Sbftball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Bowling 1, 2: Vol- leyball 2, 35 Magazine Cam- paign Chairman? 'J 'Q C2 r. DOROTHY JEANNE BUSH Dottie Good material often stands idle for' want of an artist . Art Service Club 2, 35 Bas- ketball 15 Bowling 1, 25 Swim- ming 1, 2. BRADLEY J. CARPENTER Brad He was capable of imagin- ing all, of arranging all, of doing everything. Co-Hi-An Business Staff5 Stu- dent Council 45 Band 1, 2, 8, 4: Beta 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, Pres. 3, 45 Volleyball 35 ,Magazine Campaign. 0 .so 0 G . 4 , ' U WAYNE J. CARR. Whanger There is a wolf in lamb's skin. Transferred from Day Croft School, Stamford. Conn. 45 Bowling 45 Rifle Club 15 Foot- ball 15 Basketball 1, 25 Base- ball 1, 25 Vice-Pres. Sopho- more Class5 Student Council. 13 RICHARD G. c1roNn1.:r..1 Clnickli All the great men are dying off5 I feel a little ill my- self. Band 1, 25 Orchestra 25 Beta 2, 3, 4: Athletic Comm. 3, 42 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Gym Team 1, 3, 45 Track 2. FREDERICK J. CINQUANTI llrerdil f'Who does not love wine, women and song remains a fool his whole life long. Student Council, Sec. 3: Con- temporary Affairs 35 Athletic Comm. 35 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3,3 J. V. Football 15 Var- sity Basketball 35 J. V. Bas- ketball 15 Baseball 4. ic ,Q o JANET P CLARK -TBD. A true friend 1S forever a friend Co H1An Business Staff Purple Pennant Editorial Staff 2 3 Editorial Board 4 Dra matics Club 2 4 Camera Clu 4 French Club 3 4 Sec Treas 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Tr1Y 1 4 Delta Epsilon 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Rifle Club 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Tennis 2 Swrmming 1 2 Badmlnton 1 2 Soccer 2 ,1... MARGARET ANN CONDIE Maggie HBPPIHGSS is a, habit cult1 va e It Co H11 An Business Staff Wm ner in Am Medical Assoc Contest Student Counc11 1 Purple Pennant Business Staff 2 3 4 Dramatics Business ff 3 Tr1Y 1 2 4 Alpha 2 3 4,, Cheer Leading 3 Pep Club 2 3 Dance Club ,tx 1 ,ik -ela f A E IOR 0F 1954 ROLLIN PRED CORDARY 0 Rugged Individualism Bowling 1 2 3 Announce ment Committee 4 ANNA M. CONTENTO Annie Personality is to man what perfume is to a flower. Student Council 1, 2, Treas. 25 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Radio Guild 25 Business Service 43 Contemporary Affairs, Sec.- Treas. 33 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Phi Alpha 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2: Bowling 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 3. ROSE MARIE CORNELL Rosie Po1iteness is the chief sign of culture. Girls' Handwork 1, 3, 45 Homemaking Majors 4, BARBARA P. WOLFRAM Barb 'individuality is the key to fame. Transferred from the Convent School, Syracuse, N. Y., 4. PAUL J. CORSER RICHARD LESLIE COSKO MARIAN LOUISE COWLEN Corse Dick Curly The man who blushes is To this man a statue of Sweet reasonableness. never a brute. gold should be erected. Orchestra 2, 32 Library Club Research Club 4: Beta 2, 33 Varsity Football 3, 45 J. V, Football 25 Wrestling 2, 3, 49 Track 1, 29 Bowling 3, 4. 2. JANE CRUICKSHANK Jean When fortune favors us, pop ularity bears her company Co-Hi-An Literary Staffg Ded ication Committee Chairman Student Council 4, Purple Pennant Business Staff 3 4 Treas. 45 Tri-Y 1, Pres. 33 Phi Alpha 2, 3 Pres. 42 . . . Leaders Club 1 2, 3, 4, Sec 35 Pep Club 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Bowling 2, 33 Volley ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Badminton 2 4. ROBERT W. DAVIS Help KiB0'b!Y thyself and God will help thee. Research Club 43 Wrestling 3, 4: Gym Team 43 Track 3, 43 Bowling 3, 4. VINCENT R. DAVIS Vinnie A good man possesses kingdom. Gym Team 1. il 123' x Q , S a MELVA JEAN CUMMINGS Me1va 0 for a moment to look into thine eyes. Jr. Red Cross 35 Tri-Y 1, 2, 4g Phi Alpha 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 2, 31 Baseball 33 Basketball 2, 35 . Volleyball 21 Badminton 1. VIRGINIA RAE DAYGER 'iLife Ginger without mirth is like a lamp Without oil. Co-Hi-An Literary Staff, Purple Pennant Editorial Staff 3, 45 Business Service Club 4, TriAY 1, 2, 43 Delta Epsi- lon 3, 4, Swimming 1, Bad- minton 1. LARRY ALAN DENISON K lRod5 7 'tAnything for a quiet life. Chorus 3. HARRY D. DAVENPORT 66L0bY! The guy is so smooth he could slide on sandpaper. Beta 15 Wrestling 3, 4. x if! IX S J 4 l 1 1 x I. MARILYN GINA DI JOHN Marilyn A true friend is worth a thousand acquaintances. ' Co-Hi-An Literary Staff: Tri-Y 13 Volleyball 4: Senior An- nouncement Comm. E IOR OF 19 4 lggera :silly Jn? 2, 3 S rf ,Il il Q i f , .f ','!.I'?s ,ff sv! I! I 'Ali L-' i 'i 2,1 iff, X ul GEORAGRE DQMIEPY RIO, . P I ban lifligtlogalfzifthing but t Hptat n. ' I .CZ i-A Buswess '. Staff Xiu Outh nc1l. J ry m. X vt sity., Footbag 4' . , 1 l',eIli2 ,u Mia itil' 1f'f2?b'?i. li ,1 ,J J I 1' ,Ijl' ,Pl in s j l ,Mft 4 I NORMAN E. FARR Norman We know little of thee, but that little is good. Radio Guild 4: Badminton 2. JACK FIELDS Jack A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. ALFRED M. FABRIZIO, JR. Hcorkyn Music, the only universal tongue. N.Y.S,S.M.A. 1, 2, 8, 4: Band 1, 2,. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Orch- estra 1, 2, 3, 4: Beta 3: Bas- ketball 3, 4: Track 33 All State 4. E. DONNA FAGAN Donna, Old friends are best. Co-Hi-An Business Staff: Li brary Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4. FRED D. FISHER t'Ha.nds Not that I love school less butrthat I love fun more. Varsity Football 3: J. V. Football 2. . CATHERINE, MAY FRAIL srcathyry Few things are impossible with diligence and skill. Girls State 3: Oratorical Con- test 3: Winner Pakistan Essay Contest 4: All State 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, Sec- retary 4: Student Council 2, 3: Purple Pennant Editorial Staff, Asst.-Editor 3. Editor- in-Chief 4: N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Radio Guild 2, 3: French Club 4: Latin Club 4: Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL M. PULMER, JR. Spider 'KWit, be my faculty, and nleasure my occupation. Transferred from Penfield High 3: Beta 3, 4. 16 E IOR l RONALD L. GINGRICH ' ' Ginnie' ' A youth much given to mis- chief. Vifrestling 2, 3, 4. PAYE S. GOODALE Goodie A smile for every girl, two for every boyf' Co-Hi-An Literary and Busi- ness Staffs, Student Council 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross, Treas. EDWARD C. GREENE H-real, 'tAlways good natured, good humored, and happy. Beta 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 43 J. V. Football 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 43 Magazinergn 'gn. Qin? jg: leaf' ' ffj X N 0 za C X2 J Q x lf' 'ff?i.'ffflflf . --f' l GKVSJ.,-Q, N.. H 'lf'-4 Vlxffi V45 ,!3...f4:1 35 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-F Pres. 3, President 4, Phi Al- pha 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleaders 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Bowling 45 Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 2. , 1 If 5' w,,f+' , swf? ,A '? 'Q 1 s f ag? 1.2 Qfff f R.. ! WAYNE ERWIN G-UTCI-IESS ' 'Gotche' ' Be not afraid of going slow- ly, be only afraid of stand- ing still. Latin Club 1, 23 Beta 12 Wrestling 3, 4. K7 LAWRENCE R. GUY nxLal.ryn D A 'tAn athlete who shines Jn many fields. Beta 2, 3, 45 Athletic Comm. 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Base- ball 3. 'Dick' PHP ot Rod!! ' . H Ronnie A man of affairs one af- HIV? be r 21 be iittievlllldkli bllglfgl nnfefufew Words are the f ft th ' ' , z, ' t - Atgbitizc 52330 4erFootball 4, Z'1TJd1w.f-'iofg an ws 8 J. V. Baseball 11 Volleyball Baseball 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Co-Hi-An Busrxss and Liter- 1.,29 Table Tennis 1' 27 Bad' 2, 3, 4 ary Staffs: Stu el? Council I, mlnton 12 2- 31 Tri-Y 1 2, 3, , T as. 1, ' 2, ag Phi dpha 2, 3 sec. 4, G. A. . 3, 4, grae Club 2, 3, Sec. 43 . ff l .155 1,- ' -ar... . ' i Gut? ll 1 . 'Q -2-5.-'LQ Q - I -.n'f1 ., f- le-Sf' ,' E ,g5fg12e2,l'1fl59w-.I , ..::, v :p5f.gg- '- 'llffiii -' W '-4? ,,.5:::ir 'wi . ' Il' llv. 'z - . - . fzl'lf':f. , 'i if !-:, . QI- s 5:22, X 1. Y -' -'--lesgtlaav' l e , N - 121559 . , gjelill' ,I 1 ,.,1.,,:,. ' A W , 1 9 . Q ' , . ,,. - , W . I W 5. I J.. F .l , Y' 'W 'l Y' ' IW , .. - 1 , 7 17 ni leaders 1, 2: asketball 1, , 3, 47 Softball 2, 3, 43 V - leyball 1, 2, 3, 3 Table Ten Magazine Campaign 4. s 1, 4: Badminton 3, 4, ga ,ffm I png, 1! if WJ, MARG-UERITE E JEROME Maggie ' On with the dance let Joy be unconfined Co H1 An Business Staff Stu dent Council 1 Purple Pen nant Buslness Staff 3 4 Dra matics Club 2 French Club 1 4 Phi Al ha 2 3 4 Lea ers Club 4 Cheerleaders 1 3 Pep Club B s etball 1 S tball 1, 2. 3, 45 Bow 'nj , , 45 Vo yball 1, 2, , 5 Swimming 15 Dance Club 2. PM WZ.. f v E IOR 0F 1954 ANTHONY J' JULIAN Jules Music produces a kind 0 pleasure which human nature cannot do Without SSMA 3 B nd 1 3 4 Orchestra 2 Beta 4 Chaplain 3 4 5? sunshine to it from Staff 4 4 Purple S ff 3 4 Vxce Pres 3 Epsilon 2 3 4 Assistant Pe Club 2 3 Bas 3 4 Softbal Track 1 Volleyball Swimmlng 1 Dance Club 1 2 Archery 2 SHEILA KIDD She-She In her tongue is the law of kindness. Co-Hi-An Business Staff5 Pro- jector Club 3, 4, Sec. 45 Girls Handwork 45 Business Service 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Tri-Y 1. 2, 3, 45 Phi Alpha 4: Softball 1, 25 Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3: Dance Club 1. LELAND MERLE KIMBALL ulleen I'm happiest when farthest from pen and book. Purple Pennant Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Manager 35 Stage- craft 25 Projector Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 Volleyball 3, 45 Table Tennis 3, 45 Badminton 3, 4. 18 IRVING KAPLAN HIWH A man's man, but a woman's dream. Athletic Comm. 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 J. V. Football 25 Baseball 1, 35 Wrestling 2, 3, 4g Track 35 Basketball 1, 35 Football Committee 45 S. S. S. S. 4. , JAMES KNOLL KENNEDY llWa1t!! :Music arose with its volup-- tuous swell.', ' Boys State 35 Co-Hi-An Pho- tography Staff5 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 45 Band 1, 45 Radio Qrpild 1. 35 Camera Club 35, Latin Club 1, 25 Contemporary Affairs, 35 Research Club 41 Beta 2, 45 Basketballgl, 25 Rifle Club 1: Tennis 2. ' 1 ALICE H. LANE Alice The good and the Wise lead a silent life. Co-Hi-An Photography StafE5 Girls' l-Tandwork 2, 3, 45 Homemaking Maiors 3, 45 Dance Club 15 Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 15 Softball 1, 2. ROGER EDGAR LEAR IlRog7l He profits most who serves best. Business Manager of Co-Hi- Ang Research Club 3, 4, Pres. 4. WILLIAM BARTLETT Mac DOUGALL, JR Bill 'IA temper as mild as milk. Co-Hi-An Business and Pho- tography Staffs3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Librarian 2, 33 Glee Club 3, 43 Craft Club 2. POLLY MAIZUK IKPDIYY She was our queen, ourwrose, our star. French Club 43 Co-Hi-An Pho- tography Staff: Tri-Y 1, 2'3 Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4, Treas. 43 G. A, A. 3, 43 Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4.3 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, Bowling 13 Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Club 1, 21 Archery 3. JOHN ROBERT LEITCH ' 'Leitchie' ' Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Co-Hi-An Photography Staff? Basketball 2, 3, .43 J. V. Baseball 33 Bowling 3, 42 Rifle Club 43 Volleyball 4. V1 MARIE LEVAN K lpatf I - ' Cupid has a'cam of is town. 1101-Uijj, 25 vice 43 ub S Club 2 i-Y 1, 2, Delta Epsi , 3, 43 BHS' tball 1, tball 13 Bowl- ' ing 1, olleybag 11 Bad- to . ,- r L ' P I . x . : 'v -' l Hlf!'i.g'f .1 il 1 ' -if ' Hain 1, ', 'eh' lg! . ' A ,Wifi if -:.'!.?f'm Q, .X . a' 'qiA ,' 7.4. il 2 1,59 '- alt' If .rp -1 ME 5 , 5 ' , nn :, 'f'-- Ii l wi 3 ' il s E ADELINE S. MANCINI ..Addy,, It's better to be out of the world than out of fashion. Business Service 3, 43 Con- temporary Affairs 13 Youth Council 1, 2, 3, 42 Tri-Y 1, 2, 5, 4, Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 23 Bowling 13 Swim- ming 13 Dance Club 1, 2. BEVERLY ANN MANICCIA KlBevlD The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Co-Hi-An Business Staff: Purple Pennant Literary Staff 3, 43 Dramatics Club 23 Fu- ture Nursing 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Phi Alpha 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Bowl- ing 2, 33 Swimming 13 Dance Club 2. 19 THOMAS ROCCO MANICCIA lATotsl7 0 woman, perfect womanl What distraction. Radio Guild 33 Research Club 4, Beta 2, 33 Athletic Comm. 43 J. V. Basketball 2, 3: Var- sity Basketball 43 Track 33 Golf 3, 4. E IOR OF 1954 Every lover is a soldielgjiand JOAN FREDERICA MANUEL Jo-Jo It is better to be a young June bug, than an old bird of paradise. Co-Hi-An Photography Staff, Chorus 2. 3, Girls' Hand- work 4: Business Service 43 Future Nursing 4, Correspond- ing Sec. 45 Tri-Y 2, 35 Soft- ball 23 Bowling 25 Volleyball 1, Badminton 1. JUDITH McGASKILL Judas A mighty mite is she. Co-Hi-An Photography Staff, Business Service 4, Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 1, Pres. 3: l.C.C, 2, 4: Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 45 G. A, A. 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Cheerleaders 1. 23 Pep Club 2, 35 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Track 1: Bowling 1, 43 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 13 Swimming 1: Table Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4: Badminton 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Club 2, Soccer 1. SALLY LEA NORTON llsalil She may be small but her heart is big. Co-Hi-An Photography Staff: Dedication Committee, Busi- ness Service 4, Pres. 43 Jr. Red Cross 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Tri-Y 3: Phi Alpha 3, 4, Vol- leyball 3. Jovan MARIE MARTINI NAS the sim colors. flowers so does ,art color life. 'Q Co-Hit-An LiteraryyfStafE: Chor-1 us.2, Dramatics 25 Art Ser vide 1, 25 French Gfub 3,47 Dance Chrlf 4. V9 'J 4 210,11 0 JUSTIN H. MCGARTHY, JR. By, 1 :Judy 1 From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot he was all mirth. Beta 1, 2, Pres. 1, Athletic Comm, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Foot- ball 43 J. V. Football 1, 23 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4. RICHARD EVANS 0'I-IARA BARBARA JANE OLDS SHIRLEY ANN OWENS ' 'Dick' ' ' 'Barb' ' ' ' Shirley' ' 'fThe well of true wit, is truth The gardens of kindness I do but sing because I ltS9lf-U never fade. must. Co-Hi-An Business Staff, Stagecraft 1, 2, Lighting Man- ager 1, 22 Radio Guild 1, 2, Beta 3, 45 Golf 1. Co-Hi-An Business Staff: Purple Pennant 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3: Camera Club 4, Pres. 49 Girls' Handiwork 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Jr. Red Cross 2: Tri-Y 1, 2. 3: Leaders Club 25 Pep Club 3: Basketball 1, 2, 33 Softball 1, 2, 3: Bowling 2: Rifle Club 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1: Swimming 1, 2: Table Tennis 1, 25 Bad- minton 1, 2, 3. N.Y.S.S.M.A. 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3: Special Chorus 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Softball 2, 39 Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Badmin- ton 27 Soccer 1, 2, 3. 20 E IOR TERESA MAWBY OWENS Tessie Be humble and be just. Transferred from Baltimore, Md. 25 Co-Hi-An Literary Staff5 Purple Pennant Busi- ness Staff B5 Dramatics Club 25 Girls Handwork 45 French Club 35 Jr. Red. Cross 35 Tri- Y 35 Softball 25 Rifle Club 35 Badminton 2. ,-1-1 Of xff OF 1954 BARBARA MARIA PECK Bains A friend to all who know her. Transferred from Bay Ridge High, Brooklyn, N. Y., 35 Chorus 1, 25 Art 15 Volley- ball 2, 35 Dramatics Club 1, 2. 21 does CHARLES W. PERPETTI Chuck HA power on the gridiron, a slugger at the plate. Co-Hi-An Photography Commit- tee5 Student Council 15 Youth Council 15 Beta 3, 45 Athletic Comm. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2. RONALD ALBERT PARELLI Pa.re11i Whistle and she'll come to you. Student Council 1, 25 Beta 15 Athletic Comm, 2, 3, 45 Var- sity Football 2, 35 J. V, Foot- ball 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. G-LADYS MARIE PEAK G1ad.y 'Honest labor bears a lovely face. Co-Hi-An Literary Staffg Win- ner of Milk Essay Contest5 Girls' Handwork 35 Basketball 1, 25 Softball 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Volleyball 1, 25 Swimming Dance Club 2. DAVID W. PERFETTI Dave Where there's music, there can be mischief. Band 2, 3, 45 Beta 2, 3, 45 J. V. Football 2. DARLENE DAWN PIERCE Dar When business interferes with pleasure drop business Co H1 An Photography Staff Future Nursing 4 Tr1Y 2 4 Treas 4 Delta Epsilon 4 Pep Club 3 Basketball 4 Softball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 4 le Tennis 4 ROSEMARIE W PROSPERI Rosie Beauty hes in many ewes but love in yours Co H1 An Business and Liter ary Staffs Senior Announce ment Committee Homemaklng MaJors 4 Tri Y 1 Ph1 Alpha 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 N ay: I E IOR OF 1954 BETTY PUZO uBetty1v She does not find only the jest but the laugh too. Co-Hi-An Business and Liter- ary Staffsg Purple Pennant 3. 4: Youth Council 1, 23 Tri-Y 1, 2, Vice-Pres, 17 Phi Alpha 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2: Tennis 13 Badminton 1, 2, 3: Dance Club 1. CATHERINE J. RHYNER ucalthyn What is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Co-Hi-An Literary Staff 45 Student Council 1, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Business Service 47 Youth Council 1, 23 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3: Leaders Club 13 Bas- ketball 1, 23 Softball 1. 2, 3, Bowling 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 31 Table Tennis 1, 2, Bad- minton 1, 2, 33 Dance Club 1, 2, JOAN LORRAINE ROGERS Joanne Mil-th makes the banquet sweet. Co-Hi-An Literary Staff: Purple Pennant Editorial Staff 3, 4: Camera Club 4, Vice- Pres. 4, Future Nursing 43 Tri-Y 4, Phi Alpha 43 Basket- ball 3, 45 Softball 1: Bowling 1g Volleyball 2, 3, 4. GAIUS N. ROOT llGas7l Without confidence, there is no friendship. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. U CAROLYN ANN ROSATO Carol Conversation, is a game of circles. ' Co-HisAn a Literary Staffg Purple Pennant 43 Basketball 23 Softball 23 Volleyball 2, 3, Table Tennis 23 Archery 3, 4. 22 THOMAS EDWARD ROURKE l5TomYl Whatever advice you give, be brief. Co-l-Ti-An Business Staff: Con- temporary Affairs 3, 43 Beta 3, 4, Treas. 45 Basketball 23 Golf 2, 3: Tennis 1. ARDEAN KAY SCHICK SIX!! This is a cheerful person- ality. Co-Hi-An Business Staff: N.Y. S.S.M.A. 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Art Service 33 Homemakin Majors 3, 43 Swimming 1, .. JAMES EDGAR SEAMANS KlJi'mY7 Education is sometimes a curse. MARY. FAITH SILSBEE Silsbee Life would be intolerable , were 1t not for its amuse- ments. Purple Pennant Business Staff Future Nursing, Sec. 43 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Phi Alpha 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Baseball 33 Bowl- ing 1, 43 Volleyball 43 Swim- ming 13 Magazine Campaign. Co-Hi-An Photography Staffg RICHARD M. SCI-ILENKER lisunkil The woods are made for the hunter's dream. Co-Hi-An Business Staffg Stu- dent Council 1, 23 Contemp- orary Affairs 33 Jr. Red Cross 43 Beta 1, 3, 43 Football 13 Baseball 1, 2. CHARLES J. SMITH Smitty Never seem wiser or more learned than those you are with. Jr. Red Cross 13 Beta 13 Foot- ball 23 Golf 23 Rifle Club 13 Tennis 1. KENNETH GEORGE SOULE lKKen!Y 'tI'll not budge an inch. Football 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Track 43 Volleyball 23 Ten- nis 2, ERNEST E. SOUTHWORTH Ernie I'll speak in a monstrous little voice. Boys State 33 Student Council 13 Purple Pennant Sports Ed- itor 43 Research Club 43 Youth Council 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 43 Jury Committee 23 Beta 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 13 Wrestling 2 3 Swimming 1. NANCY J' . SCHOENFELD lINan!Y A little, tiny, pretty, Witty, charming darling she. Literary Editor of Co-Hi-An: National Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 4 23 Purple Staff 3, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Tri-Y 1, 2 lon 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3 3, 43 Softball 3 3, 43 Volleyball 1 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 43 Magazine Publicity Chairman: 23 Soccer 1, 2. Student E IOR OF 1954 DUANE GEORGE STEVENS Sa.ch 'WVel1-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. GLORIA M. Va.nDERVEER HGIOH Boldness leads my path of life. Co-Hi-An Photography Staffg Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Handwork 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Volleyball 1. MARY CAROL Ve1'NOOY LKMCI7 Successful life gained by sin- cerity. Co-Hi-An Business Staff: Stu- dent Council 35 Purple Pen- nant Business Staff 43 Dra- matics Club 2, 4: Radio Guild 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 45 French Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Latin Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 45 Tri-Y 2, 45 Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 45 Leaders Club 33 Softball 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Swimming 2. PETER L. :EWARTWOUT CYNTHIA: THOMAS U eta y H yn Self-trust is the'first secret Small but so is a stick of of success. dynamite. Co-Hi-An Photography Editor: Purple Pennant, Asst. Photog- rapher 35 Dramatics Club 8, 3 Projector Club 2, 3, 4, ice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Camera Club 2, 3: Latin Club 32 Bad- minton. 4 V Co-Hi-An Art and Business Staffs, Art Service 2, 3, 45 Business Service 45 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Phi Alpha 2, 8, 45 Basketball 1, 4. . CARROLL A. WADSWORTH Carroll I've taken my fun where I found it. rv SYDNEY I-I. WEAVER llsydll She passes among us quietly. Transferred from Julia Rich- man High School 3: French Club 45 Dance Club 4: at Richman - - - Leader's Club, Glee Club, Art Editor of Blue- bird Magazine. BARBARA JOANNE WILLIS Bobbie In the sunshine of your smile. Transferred from St. Maryls 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3-5 Business Service 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, 25 Glee Club 1. 2. 35 Sodality 1, 2, 35 English Club 1, 2, 3. 24 E IOR W Zf I-IARRIETTE MAE WRIGHT r:Harryvr She stands in her own light. Student Council 8: Art Service 4: Jr. Red Cross 3. ROBERT WIRE MARY P WOODWORTI-I en ake thems ves 1' of I n sine Sa or je, ll , . , ' 'm- .-:,, -f 2 . f f 16 iff- 2? Hi: 1-, 'f 7 'sit 'fi 4 .g 'gnu 'X ' , .Q J- X fm.-, Q W M 5 'fifth -J 5 ,. ,E . .,, .9 ,,gEgE 2. , 'L Eli M,4JQ9D 5' Mary Pat God is her guide Co H.1 An Literary Staff All State 4 National Honor So ciety 4 Student Council 1 Purple Pennant Editorial Staff and Board 3 4' N.Y.S.S.M.A. ' Chorus 1 2 3 4' Fren u 2 3 . As timid seventh graders We entered Cortland High . . . A And almost before we knew it -v Eighth Grade had passed by. The honor of being Freshme But we soon became tent ade Thrilled us through and h . . 9 ' With much more 1 wo UD zrrijrfgf OF 1954 ,Mi 5 WILLIAM E. YACAVONE lC'Y'ac7! A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Co-Hi-An Business Staff: An- nouncement Committee: Stu- dent Council 3, 4: Beta 1, 2. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1. GERALD N. ZAMPINO nJerryvl Music is love in search of a wordf' Dedication Committee: N.Y.S. S.M.A. 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Beta 1 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, 3: Drum Major 4: Table Tennis 2. Our Sophomore year was ended And our Junior year rolled 'round . . In ,53 our Senior year Waltzed in without a sound Stepping up to be the leaders We were shining with great pride . . Now we leave our Alma Mater Where our thoughts will long abide. IN MEMORIANI Esther OSSlt The Semor Class w1shes to honor the memory of a former classmate Esther OSS1t who was taken from us m 1959 Her fnendly srmle w1ll he remembered always As plans for Semor Day and Commence ment are made Esther 15 especlally m the thoughts of the Class of 1954 o 7 ' .. . , , 26 SENIOR OPS .11 1 SW'1:'w55'4wS'121ls::wz ?fsf'fvm,?fxwzfs wr ,,sa:sf,55:M::v'fffw+eff:s,zs,?w :wwf ,O ,V 1 2 i W J., -via Q :fy f k If 5 f ,I 'Y wr-Wwif f'w'Xf in 4 I , ff 'Miz fix fi Z Mg Q f 4 V 2 2 9 f i N33 2 E 2 W x Q ,W . ' f' fwfr if 2 . .A w . 6 M-aww L pm Nw img . ,P-4. .,,, Vgfwxf Q f 5 1 ' 2 if Q .M M .Y get MQW , E M f K Q 9.1 W x, , 'mmm fy .M 8 W R T' ' 9 if ' ' 'Z 1' E: ,, .s - Um M51 :tg .IH W Aw ,, WM' . E , Q 7 ,'-Y ,Q Left to Right, First Row: J. O'Brien, R. Davis, D. Cranston, D. Combs, L. Collier. Second Row: A. 0'C0nn0r, J. Dunlap, R. Culver, C. Consero, J. Churchill. Third Row: C. Heagy, B. Dalola, M. Conway, D. Clark. Standing: Mr. Brush, M. Novko, H. Ossendoth, J. Dalton, J. Collins, R. Cook, B. Cashion, W. Parker, S. Cook, V. Clark, H. Seeger. , . ff I ' ,af wygvysmes 'es one 3 to 3. 'a ., 5' w. JR N f,,. fb and 'S .. , 'af ' N W 'Ni 1 ,yi ef ' ,X Q. I ,gf Q- .Y933-fgI'X:., if! V :O bfi' ,QQ -.2 Q fb 4 w r - , s X I 'JWQ x fgar . ff Sf A X is Kwai! . - ,I .,. -. QQ! x 1 3.1 A ,. .X , . r'f -tri , f - ' 3., I WT' f-'f x .fp S X , MJ r 4 ' ' l :ey 'f fa:-W - -.1-:aff w.a1 f:.pf?.j9 A4 ,,',ge'g.q5vo,. H., . Q- ' ear' f , g.Pgx'.-5193? tv - -1 ., ww.-v:.f,s-.ww - QAM i,-,. . 3-.. -Q3g,Q,.ws,f:g. 'G' X ' .'x.-Ag, '.-,-4.-, - , ,xc 9. S if QAWH .. ' Zfzj .gf gfvt Q5 ftfsggwagzgt 5.3, ,- d'fY'fg?Sj4'j:r -! f-Q if W 9 '. xxx I K r, Ax X t if 0 25.3 . .:,1gw,,w 1 I t 'Q J I 'D 1.4, H 1 J' 'R a f Q' :rr Q 2'1 ,q,',.' 1+ Q ,X ff ZR. X lv K., r ek Q ,ax . M3 3+ X , xg w , 3' dv Q, 1, NX 'X 'SQ 5' A-wf Aei r-'ek wx.-AMB' 'sc QW? NK .mf si Q We ,-?v QW - Q ' , N Q fn M af 1, 'Wg ry 4 M w f 9 y ' O M9 lk f 0.0 'Q' fi r 4 e A ai ' N 93 esp 04 QS ' ' K u' 9 ex , Q. x 4 'RJCZQ Wat . f xy N S- -v J QW 39 N sy S 1? ' ' X Q r wr X Q, ,Q Left to Right, First Row: J. Briggs, J. Natoli, R. Falso. Second Row: C, Northup, M. Boyce, D Natoli. Third Row: A. Bushnell, L. Brown, S. Arhogast. Fourth Row: B. Murphy, B. Mutschler, Miss Gale. Standing: J. Brady, J. Cascio, D. Carpenter, J. Boynton, J. Buttino, D, Bowker, E Attleson, F. Blett, D. Booth, J. Bennett, F. Calenda. R Armstrong, B. Beech. ' ' irig J ','ii C iiii ..Vt' J V iili tigt C Juniors this year have had to make many decisions, such as choosing V',, 'LVJV 3 their class ring and selecting four people to attend the Citizenship tV',ii,V it,g,.i ,.,if Conference. Thus they have been given a glimpse of upperclassmen's mAw mmm, e.i1,.g' .,V .'V'1 f 30 Left to Rzght Fzrst Row R Redfield B N1tt1 S Dimperio S Fisher Second Row S Fisher N. Pace C Dippold D Eaton. Third Row: J. Douglass B. Peck, L. Halstead, J. Francis. Fourth Row: M. Dimorier, S. Hanga, A. Frail. Slandingz Miss Krewson, T. Goodale, J. Pantas, P. Dwyer, L. Falso, B. Guyles, lA. Evenden, W. Hasenjager, R. Porter, J. Hasenjager, D, Haw- ley, R. Partis, E. Purser, M. 'Fulmer. Qifx' sn? 421545 56, R' 2 9' Q2 x wiv 2 for gv -'P' at f ,., 'Qi' f 146 Left to Right First Row K Swmd E Vecchio D Wllk Second Row G Tennent R Reeves M Sllshee Thzrd Row R. Towers S. Vormwald N Wood. Fourth Row: F. Wolfe B. Gardner, M. Rehbein. Stand- ing: H. Stanton, C. Manning, D. Stupke, T. Stabler, F. Stah- ler, D. Tucker, J. Smith, N Smith, L. Smith, C. Stanton, J. VanHenshergen, P. Vandermark, B. Ward, L. Webster, M. Sopp, D. Skinner. Second Row: C. Trivisonno, T. Swartwout. 31 Left to Right, First Row: J. Kellogg, A. Sardo, B. McDonald, R. Lankler. Second Row: J. May, E. Joseph, B. Ryan, D. Moore. Third Row: B. McEl- hone, C. LeRoy, J. Rourke, E. Marsico. Fourth Row: L. Little, P. Loomis, R. Craig, R. Manic- cia. Standing: J. Morenus, A Jones, M. Ricottilli, P. Keller Mrs. Lowell, D. Homer, J. Jack: son, C. Mahoney, P. Moore, J Sangiorgi. Left to Right, First Row: N. Euson, P. Julian, E. Foster. Sec- ond Row: S. Kerr, L. Downes, M. Farr. Third Row: R. Ellis, R. Fiorentini. Standing: Miss Hastings, S. Kent, C. Dykeman, S. Lane, J. Fox, S. Miller, C. Drach, P. Fogerty, A. Faroni, D. Lear, J. Falso, J. Finklestein, E. Dufresne. ff ., ., ,, ,.,, ,,,,.. , . . ,. ...,- . H .f.-,, ..,. , ,. , 19 6 Lefpto Right, First Row: C. Weldner, J. Wilkinson. Second Row: D. Young, R. Wilson. Third Row: J. Warwick, C. Woodworth, D. Van Dee. Fourth Row: W. Wheeler, J. Weishaupt, F. Valentino. Stand- ing: J. Wolff, N. Wall, C. Wills, A. Wiltsey, G. Tayler, T. Wilson, Mr. Boyer. Left to Right, First Row: E. Jacques, B. Hall, M. Gillette. Second Row: P. Helms, C. Greene, K. Gutchess. Third Row: J. Hyde, L. Halstead, C. Free- man. Fourth Row: I. Hall, D. French, L. Gaffney. Standing: Miss Roche, D. Johnson, M. Greene, R. Guernsey, M. Hirsh, R. Hinkle, E. Hatter, F. Hayes, R. Hawkins, L. Griswold, J. Francis, J. Haight, A. Gay, D. Greene, L. Grant. if 'ii.-'.i Next we would like to introduce you to the class of '56, These ,,,V, V..i'i ,L ...- ,.,VV ,.. students have already become well-known in the school through their participation in clubs, social activities, and athletics. F Left to Right, First Row: D. Rindge M. Penn. Second Row: C. Myers, J Rupert, M. Owens, J. Pierce. Third Row: C. Rhodes N. Packard P. Pai son, J. Snyder. Fourth Row: B. Thomp son, A. Testa, S. Mosher, C. Tharratt Fifth Row: S. Syvertsen, M. Morgan M. Reed R. Stauher. Sixth Row: A Sonnacchio, B. O'Brien, A. Pawlosky S. Seyfried. Seventh Row: S. Sloan E. Pens C. Stevens. Standing: R Waddy, L. Miller, S. Plank, J. Miller G. Smith Mr. Anderson M. Mullen, H. Osborn B. Somerville P. Natoli G. Moore, C. Natoli, C. Peck, N. Mor- ris, R. Redfield, S. Stecyk, L. Perfetti M. Rogers, C. Rose, S. Metzger, .l Randall Left to Right, First Row: E. Beckwith E Crandle, R. Bishop. Second Row: B Brooks M. Conklin C. Alcorn. Third Row: C. Benjamin, M. Baker, F. Bell Fourth Row: P. Bennett, M. Barnes, C. Allen. Standing: E. Blanchard, R. Bot- toff, D. Alhro, C. Berger, R. Bowering, H. Barwell, R. Austin, C. Biviano, T. Abbott. J. Adams, J. Bailey, F. Barrows, A. All- cock, C. Bogardo, P. Bishop. Left to Right, First Row: R. Dilorio, S. Campbell, L. Denison. Second Row: H. Covell, C. Dart, M. Cottrell. Third Row: D. Cole, J. Cherchio, K. Daniels. Fourth Row: J. Davenport, B. Doug- lass, J. Cowlen. Standing: R. Budden- hagen, W. Carter, A. Cincotta, P. Ci- fonelli, P. Dexter, B. Cox, R. Douglass, B. Chaiken, K. Davis, A. Camillo, B. Burns, R. Clark, L. Comfort, D. Brown, C. Clark, Mr. Meiczinger. Left to Right, First Row: C. Leonard, C. Lyon, I. Martini. Second Row: R. Leopardi, R. Mann, B. Mason. Third Row: C. LeRoy, R. Matson, R. Skehan. Standing: N. Manning, L. McLorie, R. Lisperance, J. Flitcher, C. Lella, B. Metcalf, J. McKendrick, G. McCor- mick, A. Maxson, M. McNamara, R. Thompson, H. Camel, H. McElhone, J. Loomis. 33 Left to Right, First Row: J. 0'Mara, T. Sands, S. Reynolds. Second Row: P. Prosperi, B. Robinson, E. Paddock. Third Row: C. Ross, M. Scharfeld, K. O'Hara. Fourth Row: J. 0'Mara, R. Matison, S. Potter. Standing: Miss Jones, R. Thur- her, B. Stell, R. Pflug, J. Pinto, R. Rhyner, B. Scudamore, .l. Phillips, P. Potter, J. Quatro, V. Powers, D. Reynolds, R. Price, D. Reeve, J. Pankhurst. l 1 Q?s s Left to Right, First Row: M. Hughes, J. Jacobi, F. Hoyt. Second Row: J. Kane, S. Haight, L. Hoyt. Third Row: M. Grenell, C. Harris, A. Groom. Fourth Row: .,.. 3, L. Jackson, A. Keeney, P. Har- X :- rington. Standing: Mr. William- 1 son, J. Holcomb, B. Holmstrom, D. Greeley, G. Howe, H. Lake, J. Landry, A. Houseman, C. Hopkins, A. Gunn, D. Chase, D. Harrington, R. John, C. Chase, R. Jack. Let to Right First Row: S. . Moserop G Morenus, C. May. Second Row S. Nichols, M. Lardeo J Thompson. Third Row P Lathrop, A. Maricevich, L Miller Fourth Row: J. Leon- ard, S. Laurelli, K. Matson. Standing: Mr. Ralph, G. Myers, Nichols. J. Mohler, J. Miletta, C. Mur- ray, L. McUmber, J. Northup, J. Martin, G. Law, O. Lyon, B. Fellows, R. McRorie, W. Pool, B. Meddaugh, E. Mead, J. Left to Right, First Row: T. Tracy, B. Taylor, W. Withers, E. Stanley, R. Zajac, P. Whiting, Mr. Green. Second Row: D. Yager, R. Stillwell, C. Stanton, J. Wood, H. Taylor. Third Row: M. Wilson, D. Smith, A. Yaca- vone, D. Tagliente. Are you confused or ered by the many new activities that are taking place all around, you? This is a phase of your freshman year. Although you start out with many questions, gradually the answers to these will Fuller, P. Ferro. Second Row: A Dvorak, A. Gosselin, E. Fisher: ff cher, S. Dowd. Fourth Row: J 0.234 Webster, B. Ferris, A. DeSpirito. Standing: H. Douglass, B. Franz, t K. Edgeoomb, B. Anderson, L. Dorn, R. Dippolito, F. DeGrace, F. Endler, B. Edwards, R. Eaton, ts, ,I ,Q.gfg,,. E. Foster, F. Gower F. Dimorier, C. Freeland, P. Joseph. at-15 A za xy' I r, 'f .3 1' Left to Right, First Row: S. Third Row: S. Ferris, M. But- ! 761' I -5? f . iff, , Q X .' ., 3,5 an y w ie. M ' ww sees' f -JG! -vf,2fa'.tQj,f og. . W fir Sm! 3 . E931 gi 4-A was xi . ga i , A SQ I' 35x 'PK sf y 4':'63 . ,V -.s,.,.'a,4 ' A ' S Q ' Left to Right, First Row: M Dwyer, D. Baiguini, S. Burtis Second Row: P. Austin J. Ben nett, J. Anthony, Third Row: J Batsford, P. Abdallah, J. Beard A. Baker. Fourth Row: M. Al pert, A. Baker. Standing: Mis lppolito, K. Allen, J. Baker, G Allen, K. Bennett, F. Barry, D Burch, D. Davies, M. Moore W Cornell, M. Bloodgood Brown, H. Ames, R. Beard, P Bush. Left to Right, First Row: C. Calkins D. Carter, C. Chiara, J. Darlin . Sec- g ond Row: M. Morehouse, J. Comfort B. Colton. Third Row: C. Call, C Costa, D. Dawson. Fourth Row: E Cook, V. Costes, J. Cruickshank. Stand- ing: Mrs. Eddy, R. Cutia, V. Contento, B. Cinquanti, A. Condie, J. Canestaro B. Casterline, . Darweesh, G. Crocker J , R. Davenport, B. Cook, M. Daning- burg, T. Dalton, R. Carpenter, D. Cook Left to Right, Seated: A. Towell, J. Wood, A. Walker, B, Sched- ler, M. Wineburg, E. Wilson, V. Taylor, K. Wood, W. Stone, J. Sepe, S. Stull. Standing: J. Webster, C. White, M. Tesoriero, L. Vanlnwagen, B. Tesori, D. Wright, S. VandeBogart, N. Tinker, R. Sohlenker, D. Sepe T. Sawyer, M. Sebring, C. Wall Mr. Victor. s 9 year will be here and perhaps you will think, 'gulf only I could be a freshman againll' found. ,Too soon your senior IHGHTH GRAD 1953 Left to Right, First Row: J. Partigianoni, B. Partigianoni, S. Packard, B. Pursey, G, Prosperi R. O'Brien, J. Phelps, N. Louis, J. Leitch, A. Miner, R. Kneedler, S. Law, A. Lisi, L. Monte- sanno, H. Mclntyre, R. Hilsinger, N. Mariesovich, F. Whiting, R. Valentino, M. Wetmore, S. Walworth, J. Yacavone, J. Little. Second Row: Mr. Burtis, V. Peck, M. Natoli, P. Palmer, A. Pawlosky, G. Norton, R. Porter, S. Peake, E. Morgia, E. Hughes, J. Leitchler, J. Jones, P. Montesanno, B. Morrise, N. Mercer, R. Weyant, F. Valentino, R. Yacavone, G. McRorie, R, Wilson, P. Vico, L. Yacavone, M. Yacano, R. Guernsey, G. McCaskill, Mr. Turner. Third Row: H. Ousby, D. Rice, R. Quaile, K. Northup, R. Personius, M. Rhyner, P. Riggs, B. Pursey, P. Planck, R. Kleine, J. Ingersol, W. Hurlbert, R. Hinkle, D. Mosher, M. Kallilec, K. Alberts, W. Woodworth, R. Wilsey, E. Woodard, R. Weldner, B. Wagner, F. Wood, S. Wood, B. Murphy. IHGHTH GRADE 1953 Left to Right, First Row: E. Barrows, V. Bennett, R. Adams, R. Burtis, J. Brayton, D. Bell, R Brooks, R. Bentley, D. Seamons, D. Root, H. Taylor, L. Smith, T. Rogers, S. Space, G. Tice, D G0rmaI1, J. Gregg, P. Barnello, P. Carlin. Second Row: H. Dehaund, P. Bush, A. Bushnell, M Bush, K. Donahue, B. Smith, J. Spiess, R. Stevens, S. Stevens, M. Adams, W. Coville, S. Corson M. Dayger, S. Call, C. Churchio, J. Cerio, G. Cataldo, D. Foster, G. Holmes, L. Downes, C Beecher, V. Gillette. Third Row: V. Avery, A. Bush, P. Bertini, S. Stevens, P. Tomasso, M. Root B. Tifft, C. Skinner, P. Rood, E. McHale, J. Aloi, M. Cooper, J. Cleveland, J. Clark, W. Corson M. Dragotta, W. Farr, G. Holden, H. Finkelstein, P. Erway, S. Falso, L. Guernsey, T. Edwards Fourth Row: F. Hammond, F. Bailey, S. Brady, J. Rose, J. Terpening, E. Fellows, J. Teelon, M Salka, D. Bell, R. Burnham, R. Bushnell, R. Craig, C. Dayton, E. Contento, P. Dixon, P Dim01'iS1', C. Coffin, K. Crapo, J. Carey, W. Evans, D. Greenwood, H. Gower, M. Gunzenhauser P. Gugluizza, M. Harrington, G. Evans, R. Chapman. 36 Left to Right, First Row: W. Hay, P. Harrington, W. lnnerst, G. Edgecomh, A. Hobart, S. Hobart, A. Guilmette, S. Besley, S. Bell, C. Christmas, l. Chase, B. Cleveland, B. Abdallah, B. Carsello, B. Dunning, M. DiStefano, J. Dries, P. Cottrell, J. Ferris, J. Cornell, D. Falso, D. Dom- inger, S. Mauzy, Mrs. Anthony. Second Row: Miss Olmsted, L. Hotchkiss, N. Hawkins, C. Gaffney, M. Grant, P. Grand, D. Allen, J. Caratelli, G. Carlson, K. Cincotta, M. Rinaldi, T. Anthony, B. Cincotta, S. Brown, C. Carter, S. Brown, L. Buddenhagen, G, Allen. H. Freeland, H. Crosby, S. Dietz, P. DeWolfi, S. Moorehouse, S. Cole, C. Drach, W. Cosko, Third Row: Mr. Hannon, K. Harvey, B. Morris, Z. Guernsey, J. Giltner, P. Darling, S, Christmas, H. Chapman, W. Brown, L. Christman, T. Ardis, G. Adams, J. Clark, G. Brown, L. Barardi, C. Casterline, G. Camillo, C. Alteri, L. Congdon, B. Dauphin, C. Cook, F. Discenza, D. Conklin, L. Dimorier, W. Coon, A. Colasurdo. Fourth Row: D. Hawks, E. Huttleston, J. Hay, T. Hover, G. Goodale, J. Gaffney, J. Garvey, S. Harrington, B. Gross, A. Baker, D. Carr, M. Canestaro, D. Bowker, C. FCTFO, B- Ferris, D. Covell. EVE TH GRADE 199 Left to Right, First Row: Mr. Lamachia, Mr. Davis, R. Miner, T. Kotas, H. Pratt, I. Scharfeld J. Meldrim, C. Reed, J. Packard, D. Pantas, R. Sangiorgi, E. Marks, J. Jacobe, E. Miner, T O'Connor, B. Morris, M. Morgan, B. Stevens, J. Sawyer, C. Schultz, M. Prosperi, M. Rice, C Casterline, J. Stisser, M. Race, R. Stickney, L. Sepe. Second Row: B. Mynard, J. McNamara, D Smigel, J. Reynolds, R. Kimball, J. Phillips, A. Lash, S. Neuman, L. Neuman, B. Lesperance, S Mitchinson, B. Paginelli, N. Smith, H. Chapman, V. Widger, C. Wall, J. Wood, R. Vosburgh, M Voorheese, B. Wood, J. Woodard, A. Tracy, F. Weishaupt, B. Wilson, M. Throp, M. Whiting, M. Randall, Mr. Goodrich. Third Row: D. McKay, T. Purdy, B. Mitchinson, B. Loomis, R. Miller, D. Partis, C. Little, J. Northup, M. Mead, A. Ericson, C. O7Shea, S. Nygard, C. Miller, S. Kleine M. Kleine, D. Parmeter, N. White, B. Withers, C. Rogers, J. Tyler, J. Towell, A. Maclntire Fourth Row: O. Sampson, H. Munson, J. Mahar, D. Squires, J. Rocco, R. Palmer, C. Kent, R Hastings, J. Klaben, L. Jenson, C. Ossit, O. King, R. Quaile, G. Grivellian, J. Kununt, K. Tryon C. Vandermark, J. Testa, D. Southworth, J. Tomaso, G. Wager, J. Updyke, F. Young, J. Tal- hott, J. Wood, B. Vosburgh, R. Ward. EVE TH GRADE 1959 1 4 Z A 1 Z 3 E 1 5 5 1 X Q 3 i i 1 3 S 'T Mi Allmi!Q39fe!!'M''ik'AUQYHBSI'MQ'LQYQWfi:l59Q:S3'5J7fl2Q9i:S5iHiVQwxifi',B?5'fiiKwi3lY95Yif:ifS5B5h,i pLili?'W3'?xi?Aif99e32'xiif92i7:,'::i'Lf5s3?3TiMS Jiviikwkif!?i3f27:i5Wf2Sq4zlIA33-' sw ? as ' s S. 3 ' 4 SQ 5 f , I if X , Mi -' :V r, M , , EA, 3 'L W 5. X f wg N Q, i ':'L Left to Right, First Row: E. Blanchard, N. Wood, J. Corey, J. Cruickshank, S. Fisher, J. Churchill. Second Row: E. Hotchkiss, P. Parsons, C. Beecher S. Law, L. Vanlnwagen, C. Call. Third Row: V Joseph, M. Cass, S. Kerr, M. Natoli, L. Downes J. Anthony. Fourth Row: C. Yacavone, B. Abdallah H. lVlcElhone, B. Carpenter, R. Lear, C. Pettet. Fifth Row: N. Pantas, R. Ferro, F. Hayes, F. Valentino, P. Joseph. Sixth Row: T. Wilson, E Joseph, J. Moletti, B. Stell, D. Harman. S T U D E T Seated: S. Fisher. Standing: E. Joseph, Mr. Doran, P. Joseph, C. Call, F. Hayes COUNCIL S Here are the homeroom representatives. These leaders are em- powered to carry out the wishes and ideas of the student body. During the past year, the Counoil's members have attended and played host to inter-school conferences, discussing better school re- lations. These student leaders have endeavored successfully to improve school spirit, promote student conduct, foster worthwhile causes, and entertain the students with educational assemblies. 40 Ap iL-, 1 .gwvi f-,' 11 'gi ,L'L .-,L--' 1', i ,L',, 1 ,'.- ,L1, i li?CiiIf:ffifflwilifil5115252I?:fi5'ffllililf1ifi'iiYiflfffifilifflyiif1fz'if1f.2 ,', Fri? ,. if-lil' il? D ,Q1.1ZQf,Q:'si1Qf 'Wfiff Z-ffl Qffjf ff ', i :E 'A'L il 21535 '132f1:'l3.f'liilliiiili if11i1ffTiffS'fi'l A l fi' ,K.A 71' vi' F' hA'- 1 :W I if -1 -'w- - -.Y--::f:ef.w, .x. , .4 f f,:-q w:-.Z. , . , , 'Lh' g I. ,J K . - , ., , . . ..1. Q. .-.n, L. Ph, J fl' fvfff? mai' Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest . . . if init! 1. A 'l!W+5j2?fi?gK'?7a honors a student of our school can attain. Selection is based on scholar- . . . S ,q51f' '3ff':. ship, leadership, character, and service to the school. With the help of Miss Kinnally and Miss Krewson the purposes of . . . . . . this organization, to promote scholarship and to be of worthwhile service to the community, have been successfully achieved. ffl ' 1 . fat., ,f fc Left to Right, Seated: D. lVlcHale. C. Frail, Miss Krewson, Miss Kinnally, H. Gross, N. Schoen- ' 4 1- M.,-v gf. J-,-7-.fe 4 feld. Stan-ding: B. Burdick, B. Bush, .l. Corey, M. Brooks, M. P. Woodworth, C. Pettet. fa , ,, X, I ef 1 - ' is Iff. 'F'-f - flfte 19 4 CO-HI-A We are the seniors who this year have been asking ourselves and others various questions. Gals your article Written? 4'When will our pictures be developed. SHOW much money have we received from adsfw 'tDid you complete that sketch? By continually repeating these questions we have been able to meet the publisherjs deadline, and here is our 1954 CO-HI-AN. 977 Left to Right, Seated: C. Pettet, Mrs. Livingston, R. Lear. Standing: M. Pawlosky, G. Bradshaw, N. Schoen- feld, P. Swartwout. CO-HI-AN STAFF LITERARY AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFFS Left to Right, Seated: S. Hollister, F. Goodale, B. Bush, A. Bertini, B. Puzo, C. Bradshaw, P. Swartwout, J. Rogers, D. Pierce, J. McCaskill, J. Cruickshank, G. VanDerveer. Standing, First Row: G. Peak, C. Bhyner, M. Dilohn, S. Norton, P. Maizuk, A. Park, B. Breese. J. Benjamin, M. Brooks, S. Bell, .l. Corey, C. Frail, M. P. W'oodworth, C. Rosato, C. Perfetti, D. Boags. Second Row: B. Dayger, B. Olds, J. Manuel, T. Owens, A. Contento, J. Biviano, D. McHale, B. O'Hara. BUSINESS AND ART STAFFS Left to Right, Seated: B. Lear, M. Brooks, M. Pawlosky. Stand- in First Row: B Maniccia M ga - t f Condie, B, Puzo, M. Jerome. S. Hollister, C. Thomas, A. Con tento, B. Yacavone. Second Row M. C. VerNooy, S. Kidd, .l. Clark, .l. Keeney. A. Bertini, V. Brown, R. Schlenker. T. Rourke. B. Carpenter, R. O'Hara. 42 5' Left to Right, Seated: S. Metz- 1 ger, A. Wiltsey, A. Frail, M. Novko, A. Testa, G. Taylor, S. Vormwald. Standing: N. Man- ning, M. Morgan, C. Meyers, D. Combs, M. Reed, J. Webster, S. Beard, A. Gunn. EDITORIAL STAFF i Left to Right, 'Seatedz B. Bush, B. Beaudry, M. Jerome, H. Gross, J. Cruickshank, N. Schoenfeld. Standing: M. C. VerNooy, Mr. Burtis, I. Keeney. BUSINESS STAFF I THE P RPLE PENNANT Issued six times during the school year by a staff of ap- proximately fifty students, our school paper, The Purple Pen- nantv, in addition to having many regular features and columns, offers complete coverage of club news, sports, and social activities. 43 Lefl to R'1, 1. Rogers 1551, Seated: M. P W Corey, G, . Bell. Standl. -F' oodworth, E. S h Second RdwBlgdi3haW, M. Igoolgst fouls: Mrs. Lixl221gg7?g:1h'DC-xgrail, D, Carpenter EDIT : . ooth, R-Parris. , . ertini, B- PUZO, ,V.. ilks, D. Tucker, J, ORIAL BOARD Dayger, B. Murphy Left to Right, First Row: G. Zampino, C. Frail, G. Hayes, S. Moscrop, D. Leopardi, J. Randall, M. Tennant J. Mutchler, C. Tharratt, B. Stell, L. Cese. Owens, R. Bishop, B. Murphy. Third Row: C. Lf' Second Row: J. Darweesh, D. Stanley, J. Benjamin, Allen, J. Kennedy, B. Carpenter, C. Wall, G. Pack- A. Jones, D. Cranston, A. Julian, H. Stanton, F. ard, J. Rocco, D. Perfetti, R. Lesperance, G. Root, JBA W f N A fx -J ,L-ff I Q fl i .lf 7 W 1 .. 5 ' , Q W 'W 142' . Aff X 'f Y f f f f , 4 f ! f , 1,1 f 1 Z The CHS Band enter- tained our school and com- munity again this year-at football games, concerts given for grade school pu- pils, parades, the annual spring concert, and com- mencement exercises. Members of this musical organization took part in a regional concert at Elmira, and attended All-State Band. The entire band participated in the NYSSMA Regional Contest. 44 Left to Right, First Row: H. Stanton, B. Redfield, M. Rhyner, S. Laurelli, S. Stanley J. Darweesh, G. Howe, A. Fabrizio. Second Row: S. Burtis, M. Daningburg, R. J. Wood, B. John, B. Cinquanti, J. Vormwald, J. Rupert, N. Bush, D. Corl, E. Attleson, D. Wilk, H. Moletta, D. Cutia, R. Austin, W. Carter, P. Natoli, Osburn, D. Boags, R. Leopardi, M. Mullens, P. N. Wall, A. Fabrizio. Fourth Row: J, Holcolm, A. Bishop, Mr. Stanley, L. Davis, E. Hatter, M. Torey, Dvorak, J. Partigianoni, S. Hebell, B. Lenord, J. A. Towell, D. McHale, P. Bennett, F. Endler. Squires, F. Hoyt, S. Vandebogart, L. Gese, G. Tennant, G. Zampino, C. Allen, D. Cranston. Third Row: H. Osburn, Mr. Signorelli, R. Bishop, B. Murphy, N. Wall, P. Natoli, F. Endler, B. Cinquanti, D. Leopardi, S. Moscrop, M. Owens. 'F 4 , . A wk , . 2 66? ,.,'1 ' 1 , 7,5 ls. Wvgws I A f y + , 5. ., . , 1-C? C 1' . ' 2928 ' ,, iv. 9 -. , 79 . 'iq Mn fc' 5 . ORCH TBA fd ififixk Y 5352691 sftf x .vffQ' A ln introducing the High School Orchestra, we re- member their many per- formances during the past year. These included Christ- mas concerts given at the Cortland Public Schools, participation in the NYSS MA regional contest, and their annual presentation at Commencement time. 415 Left to Right, First Row: Miss McKeon, L. Dennison, P. Helms, P. Julian, A. Sonnachio, J, Davenpgrt, G- VanDeryveer, J- Smith, 13- FOSICF, A- Wiltsie, S. Dowd, S. Fuller, V. Taylor, E. Wilson, J. VanHensbergen. Second Row: A. Mariesovich, B. Colton, D. Wflghh E- Paddock, S. Hay, M. Lardeo, S. Mosher, V. Costa, J. Anthony, A. Bush, D. Rindge, D. Greeley, N. Manning. Third Row: A. Walker, C. Soule, B. Redfield, P. Seyfried, M. Cranell, E HHRCHORU Left 50 Right, Seafelif K- Schick, J- VaHHCnSburgen, M. P. Woodworth. Standing, First Row: L. Dennison, P. Helms, A. Sonnacohio, N. Manning, G. Bradshaw, S. Arbogast, C. Soule, P. Julian, Miss McKeon. Second Row: H. Lake, S. Babcock, L. Miller, D. Brown, B. Beech, B. Ward, A. Gay, J. Bennett, E, Attleson, 416 B. Beech, V. Powers, H. Lake, B. Fellows, J. Maletta, G Crocker, S. Babcock, C. Clark, S. Burtis, K. Schick, G. Brad- shaw. Fourth Row: S. Arbogast, K. Swind, N. Smith, B. Cox C. Myers, D. Davenport, D. Brown, J. Bennett, B. Ward, E Attleson, A. Gay, D. Reynolds, L. Miller, G. Pankhurst, K O'Hara, R. Tesori, C. Rhyner, M. P. Woodworth. Our Chorus, under the capable direction of Miss McKeon, pre- ted The Christmas Story in pag- t and a Spring concert, and also lpeted in the annual school music test. These choristers hope to intain, for years to come, the UAB ,ng that they received in the Oc- er music festival. ELECT CHORU Entertaining at various organizations, such as the Twentieth Century Club, the Y. W. C. A., and the Eastern Star, the select chorus has gained much recognition. This group, composed of 16 members, meets regularly every Thursday to rehearse its music. CA ERA CLUB These ardent camera fans learn how to take better pictures and to develop and print their own. Meet- ing with Mr. Ralph every Wednes- day afternoon, they learn the skills of good photography. Left to Right, First Row: S. Hanga, B. Dalola, R. Culver. Second Row: H. Ossendoth, J. Clark, M. Dimorier. Third Row: K. Wood, C. May M. Boyce. Fourth Row: S., Potter, D. Wright, M. Scharield. Standing: l h G Crocker R Hawkins J Martin R. Davies, M. Moore, B. 1 PROJECTOR CL B Oscars should be given to the members of the Projector Club. These technicians assist students and faculty by showing educational films in classrooms and assemblies. Mr. Rap , . , . , . , Thurber, J. Bennett, D. Booth, R. Partis, L. Collier, J. Rogers, B. Olds. Left to Right, First Row: . ai , . , . S. Kidd, Mrs. Johnson, J. Gardner. Second Row: R. Wilson F. Blett, R. Partis, R. Craig, C. Weldner, E. Attleson, D Booth, D. Keagle, R. Hawley, J. Buttino, F. Calenda, P Swartwout. Third Row: H. McElhone, C. Clark, F. Hayes R. McRorie, R. Buddenhagen, D. Lear, T. Wilson, P. Moore D. Skinner. 417' S B 'rd K Daniels L Gaffney, Left to Right, Seated: H. McEl- hone, N. Farr. Back Row: T. Wil- son, B. Cox, R. Buddenhagen, D. Lear, J. Buttino. D. Keagle, B. Chaiken, S. Babcock, E. Hatter. TECHNICIANS By means of the public address system, which originates in the Radio Room, the students of CHS are kept informed of the activities of their school. The Radio Guild, which is composed of scriptwriters, an- nouncers and technicians, is respon- sible for the weekly morning exer- cises as well as the daily broadcasts. AN NOUN CERS Left to Right, First Row: G. Bradshaw D Tucker C Di old M Pawlosk K - 5 - PP v - yy Swind. Second Row: R. Hawley, A. Cin- cotta, B. Wire, F. Blett, M. C. Vernooy 48 Left to Right, Seated: C. Heagy, C. Rhoades, J. Cascio. Back Row: P. Swartwout, J. Bennett. E. Blanchard, J. Walworth, M. C. VerNooy. SENIOR HIGH DRAMATICS STAGECRAFT CLUB Left to Right, First Row: G. Norton, W. Hay, Mr. Goodrich. I. Reitano, D. Srnigel. Second Row: D. Hawks, J. Hay, J. Haight, J. Miller, R. O'Hara. The curtain falls and the audience applauds another production of the Dramatics Club. Behind the scenes are members of the Stagecraft Club who always lend a helping hand when needed. In the audience is the Junior High Dramatics Club, waiting to play roles in future dramatic pro- ductions. JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS Left to Right, Seated: H. Wright, D. Bush, S. Metzgar, D. Tucker, S. Vormwald, J. Dunn. Back Row: M. Ricottilli, M. Cottrell, C. Wills, P. Parsons, M. Quig- ley, J. Morenus, S. Seyfried, C. Thomas, R. Matson, R. Matison, E. Beckwith, M. Baker, C. Drach, Mr. Klein. ART ERVICE The Art Service Club is apply- ing its artistic ability to making many posters and displays. Or- ganized only three years ago, this club is doing outstanding work for our school and community. BUSINESS E R VI C E Business Service Club, the Secretariat of our High School, does typing and mime- ographing for teachers and stu- dents. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is composed of students who stamp books, type, and l , Y S Steven? ?01ileaTk1s51 iworl i j - Han ' 1. - n hz First ROW: J' glgcowd Rowpi NJETEQS, S' Argbiiglsiiianueiv S' Norm assist Miss Webb and Miss Lund- ,pa Rig ' ' N.Pace' 5 Hausa: QM Conwvff berg in making our library an at- gegcchio, J'F1gSnilJ:ndeYHSaiiido. 'Third Sitge- tractive room with helpful materials Jfooogini, Browax.YAM Ricotelli,H' for all. Us ' Cie 0' A , v.DHY2e Left to Right, First Row: J. Darling, J. Doxtater, D. Fagan, B. McElhone, J. Fox, W. Hyde. Secomi Row: P. Carlin, S. Wal- worth, J. Jones, M. L. Farr, C. Maricle, D. Rindge. 50 h M Diem italian V- C it oliver, ' Igefl z Left to, Right, First Row: M. J. Armstrong, B. Nitti, P. Carlin, .l. Phelps, V. Avery, S: Fuller, D. Wright, K. O'Hara, G. Tyler, S. Mosher, M. Glouster, W. Stone, J. Bennett, M. Scharfeld, D. Skin- ner. Second Row: N. Utter, L. Hoyt, M. Moore, A. Calisardo, J. Clark, M. C. Ver- Nooy. Third Row: P. Helms, M. Cashion, S. Fox, L. Sepe, W Brown, H. Munson. tlents. These Florence Nightxngales of the future errif Jsiihl, Seated: C Pierce Euel, C. Myers' Morenus M Hn, ' - C - Sz - ' . B e C. Darn, Miifnifllgt C, 535333, Fmt f?Z07Lff,BB. Maniccja Yes. Seconds Cook ' - Fel-I-iS,A 9 R . F C. L - B es S, ow' K- Gutchesifmgrdb Mgslithiglgogers, with Mrs. Hayes, have this year galned experi ence by working on community and school better health projects UTURE NURSES Homemaking Majors have participated many activities among which were an Itallan Dinner and a trip to the Corning Glass Works HOMEMAKING E- gfidf' MAJOR Left to Right: R. Pros- Pefi, .l. O'Brien, S. Cook, J. Prindle, Miss O'Hara, D. Natale, A. Lane, K. Leonard, J. Jackson, C. Freeman, R. Reeve, D. Gower. These are the members of the Jumor Red Cross who send packages to war devastated countries and compile scrap hooks for the enjoyment of hospital pa Left Lear, Cvinr wick, Here are the students of science who itive of the Research Club, helps them puzzle out their scientific prob- lems. to Right. Seated: P. Dwyer, R. B. MacDonald, Pettet, R. ich. P. Corser. Standing: F. Borth- Mr. Russum. RESEARCH CLUB possess inventive or inquis- minds. Mr. Russum, adviser MAR CLUB Have you heard about the Mutual Association of Research Scientists Club? ln this club interested fresh- men learn about electricity, biology, and chemistry. Left to Right, First Row: M. Smith, E. Mead, F. Barry, B. Meddaugh. Second Row: R. Pflug, D, Tagliente, J. Warwiick, M. WilSOI1, H. Ames, Mr. Russum. CO TE PORARY AFF AIR The Contemporary Affairs Club is composed of upperclassmen with a genuine interest in world and national problems. Programs this year con- sisted of panel discussions, debates, guest speakers, and films. Left to Right, Seated Brooks, Mr. Brush, Rourke, R. Lankler, Hirsh, J. Biviano, Heagy. Back Row: Dwyer, A. Wiltsey, Manning, C. Rhoades Seager, A. Bertini, Conway. 52 Q l Parker, B. Mclflhonei Wood, D. Carpenter, PUZIQZPUQEHZ CIRCULUS I TIMU Left to Right, First Row: H. McElhone, J. Meldrim, H. Gross, G. Bradshaw, Miss Krewson, A. Frail, C. Heagy, P. Parsons. Second Row: B. O'Brien, M. Brooks, S. Fisher, C. Frail, S. Fisher, A. 0'Connor, B. Beaudry, S. Lane, M. Morgan, H. Stanton, M.,Reed, N. Schoenfeld, C. Dart, A, Wiltsey, N. Manning, H. Reed. Third Row: C. Wills, S. Stecyk, B. Cox, S. Kerr, N. Smith, gi. Corey, D. Carpenter, S. Metzger, C. Rose, S. Mosher, P. Dexter, J. VanHensbergen, G. ennant. Meet the members of the Winner circle who this year prepared projects for National Latin , Week and Sponsored the annual Roman Banquet- Le Cercle Francais, under the guidance of Miss FRE CH CL B Mildred Gale, meets monthly for lunch, conver- sation, French games, songs, puzzles and plays. Left to Right, First Row: D. Tucker, M. C. VerNooy, Miss Gale, J. Clark, M. J. Armstrong Second Row: B. McElhone, P. Maizuk, E. Vecchio, S. Shay, J. VanHensbergen, M. Alpert, C Heagy, M. P. Woodworth. Third Row: B. Mutschlerq K. Swind, M. Owens, J. Morenus, S Fisher, J. Churchill, L. Christmas. Fourth Row: P. Bennett, M. Jerome, M- A- MOOTC, M- N0Vk0 R. Burdick, S. Vormwald, C. Frail, E. Attleson. FLY TYI G This newly created CHS club teaches young fishermen the art of fly tieing. Advised by Mr Meiczinger, it introduces the boys to a useful and interesting hobby. . 1 . . V , ' Rtght' FHS' 523161 PM M3557 1- Beuafaasenl ge' 0 '8, ' . ' in ' e wg- Quan B mba, 3 Nov Mmm- ger Bch, I Maw kg MY- ii ytiilxselll. hltxtler, C- CW V a 1 HOV- GIRL ' HA DWORK On Tuesday afternoons this large group of girls in grades 7 through 12 meets with Miss Mitchell to practice the domestic arts. Left to Rzght Seated R Kneedler M L Grant C Gaffney P Left to Right, Seated: Miss Mitchell, G. VanDe1-veer, B Olds Darling B Morris M Morgan M Voorhess N White M Bush J Walworth, S. Hay, M. Barnes. Standing: A. Lane, K. LeonardJ Standmg S Mitchinson V Joseph S Nygaard L Newman C Manuel, E. Jacques, C. Benjamin, F. Barrows, T. Owens L Miller A Bush N Baker MISS Mitchell McRorle. W' ,, ' -'--- --:FN--, 'E '53, E. ' W 1, UW! ,. . MMR. -my '. ,gf f 4Ei,f 1 3? X mf Fi Y e D, Bell6VlQd?aStBiidLnr'3 M Green 1 ich R, H Burnham QQ '59 O' , ltaqvtn Ng.. -nun,-m .mu ..-..f...-.Qs Z4NwX EL5 W.. 54 5.1 Wim S 5 I 4 at ' V 127 454 .e S el . Q ia. A M 32 L ., . . . i , .... . -. ...-, 0,4 X X 40, . .X X.. - Wo? . . , ., . . X W, UQ : . , , x ' . . Q 4 . . . - M . . . W kiss . . . . I . 4 ' ' ' . . o . g - ' , , F Q. A. . I - 4 I U ' - 4 ' - i -1 t Q Qi 4, ye MQW l DELTA EPSILON Let to Right First Row: J. Corey, C Frail C LeRoy H Gross, B. Bush, A Frail J Keeney M. Armstrong. Second Row D Tucker M. Brooks, S. Be J Clark M C VerN00y, B. Beaudry N Schoenfeld D. Pierce, J. Churchill Third Row B. Murphy, J. VanHensbergen C Heagy, M. Novko, Y Carter S Fisher D. Combs, S. Fisher J Morenus Fourth Row: J. Snyder S Kerr M Morgan, S. Lane. R Stauber P Parsons C. Dart, B. Mutchler S Dimperlo. Fifth Row: J Martini S Weaver D. French, C. Rose P Fogerty C Berger, N. Man- mn S Sloan ORORITIE SE IOR TRI-Y Activities' Act1v1t1es! The girls in the Sororities and Tri-Y are busy planning parties, bake sales, and rummage sales. They endeaver to help others by filling Bed Cross boxes, giving gifts to hospitalized patients, and helping the city welfare depart- ment. PHI ALPHA Left to Right, First Row: G. Packard. A. Bertini, J. Cruickshank, S. Hollister, P. Maizuk. Second Row: J. Biviano, J. Rogers, M. Jerome, F. Goodale, C. Thomas, A. Contento, S. Kidd, S. Hanga. Third Row: S. Bacon, C. Con- sero, E. Vecchio, M. Ricottilli, A. Jones, R. Culver, L. Collier, L. Brown, S. Arbogast. Fourth Row: J. O'Brien, S. Shay, A. 0'Connor, M. Moore, C. Stanton, L. Christmas, H. Ossendoth, C. Soulc. Fifth Row: A. Sonnacchio, C. Tharratt, M. Reed, L. Perietti, S. Campbell, P. Julian, E. Jacques, D. Leopardi. Sixth Row: M. Rogers, M. Owens, B. Marsico. N. Packard. SENIOR TRI-Y Left to Right, First Row: Mrs. An- thony, D. Boags, D. Pierce, F. Goodale, S. Hollister, G. VanDerveer,'Miss O'- Hara. Second Row: N. Schoenfeld, B, Bush, J. Cruickshank, A. Bertini, H. Gross, M. Jerome, P. Levant. Third Row: G. Bradshaw, J. Clark, M. Sils- bee, M. C. Vernooy, J. Keeney, S. Kidd. Left to Right, Seated: B. Carpenter, E. Greene, B. Yacavone, C. Perfetti, R. McHale. Back Row 5. Southworth, C. Pettet, R. Fulmer, T. Rourke, R. 0'Hara, J. Kennedy, B. Wire, T. Julian, G ampino. B 7 Y The Hi-Y clubs are dedicated to the purpose of making the ' members better citizens. They have assisted the commumty in var C L U B S ious ways by donating time and money to worthwhile causes Left to Right, Seated: D. Bowker, R. Carpenter, M. Sopp, M. Fulmer, E. Joseph. Back Row: T Coodale, R, Maniccia, J. Collins, R. Lankler, J. Dalton, D. Skinner, J. Burns, J. Bennett, B. MacDonald. iK 5S25.Q sw.ww.ww Left to Right, First Row: A. Lisi M. Morgan, L. Jenkins, J. Ward Second Row: M. Gloster, N. Mer- cer, E. Miner, C. Gaiiney. Stand- ing: J. Yacavone, J. Reitano, R Yacavone, R. Mynard, E. Contento L. Yacavone, P'. Carlin, P. Planck S. Walworth, Mr. Turner. YORKER CL B Left to Right First Row A DISpCftO A Yacavone B Sang l0I'g1 M Wllson L Jensen W Wlthers Second Row A Gunn C Stanton J Pl l1lllpS O McCoy R Zajac P Whiting B MILCDIHSOH Mr Greene CHESS CLB T A M P Left to Right, Seated: M. Bloodgood, J. Burda, J. Martini, Miss Mitchell, F. Bell, B. Brown, J. Thomson. Back Row: J. Clark, D. Foster, J. C IJ B Fletcher, E. Huttleston. K. Boyce, W. Wood, E. Cady, J. Batsiord, S. Burtis, E. Jacoby, G. Edge- comh, P. Austin, A. Baker, J. Beard. MODEL AIRPLA E CL B Left to Right, First Row: B. Carpenter, A. Gunn, F. Endler Mr. Davis, J. Fletcher. Second Row: J. Phillips, G. Howe D Left to Right, First Row: V. Bennett, A. Guilmette. Second Row: J. Dunn, A. Hobart. P E L G Third Row: V. Avery, A. Bushnell. Standing: L. Buddenhagen, B. Burtis, D. Squires, H. Munson, B. Miner, V. Joseph, P. Bush, A. B E E Bush, M. Bush, J. Siltner, Mrs. Squires. 9 FORESTRY CLUB Represented by, Mr. Anderson, B. Woodworth, W. Corson, J. McNamara, C. Brown. BOYS' COOKING CLUB Represented by, Left to Right: iiLRB?g:15o, J. Hay, Miss Mitchell, COIN CLUB Represented by, Left to Right M. Dragotta, E. Fuller, S. New man. C. Lang. Mrs. Sheridan .l. Martini, K. Edgecomb. JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB I 4 5 1 L CHEERLEADER This lively group can be seen leading the CHS fans at football and basketball games. The girls are chosen to help promote good sportsmanship and to cheer our teams on to victory. Hats off to the cheerleaders and their school spirit. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: J. Casterline, S. Fisher, A. Frail, M. Novko, S. Dimperio. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: M. Fisher, D. French, J. O'lVIara, C. Call. ti ' . 9 1 H ' 1 -o 1 ., .. L: J 6 ' g ' 0 ff e . :dl - V 9 ull, 'WSE ' Q ? 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I C- THARRATT 1 VW ' while . , Elf 'WUI ' Wiki EV: if? 'L D R 5155535255 S CAMPBELL 1 Igsefgqm-HLV, '.,1':1 AJ OR E'I I' E Surf: - - . . N. PACKARD Peppy, high stepping, and proud to be in front of the Cortland High , . . . . . 'qyiqssfzr 2. School band, these are our Drum Majorettes. Their strutting and glittering exhibitions of twirling have been wltnessed by many spectators. Everyone will always welcome their fine leadership at CHS. V 60 GIRL' ATHLETTC ASSOCIATIO Left to Right, First Row: M. Jerome, J Cruickshank, P. Maizuk S. Hollister S Campbell, S. Dimperio. , Second Row: Goodale, S. Metzger, J. Kellogg, M. Penn, A. Bertini, N. Packard. Third Row: A. O'Connor, M. Moore, N. Schoenfeld, B Beaudry, L. Christmas, B. Marsico, D Combs. Fourth Row: E. Fisher, B. Nichols A. Testa, J. Cruickshank, S. Ferris, J. Fox L. Dennison. Standing: D. Mazzoli. Left to Right, First Row: P. Maizuk, S. Hollister, S. Campbell, S. Dimperio. Second Row: J. Cruickshank, J. Kellogg, B. Beaudry, N. Packard, B. Marsico, J. McCaskill, M. Moore, A. Bertini. ATHLETHI. COMMITTEE Our Athletic Committee is composed of boys who repre- sent the major sports. They Work together trying to solve problems that arise in the var- sity and intramural sports pro- gram. Left to Right. Seated: R. McHale, T. Swartwout, C. Perfetti, R. Parelli, E. Purser. Standing, First Row: L. Falso, J. McCarthy, H. Davenport, I. Kaplan. Second Row: Mr. Shafer, T. Maniccia, D. Stupke, B. Verrico, R. Hammond, L. Guy. 61 LEADER.'CL B These girls in grades nine through twelve constitute our Leaders Club. At monthly meet- ings they are given instructions in the various sports and then aid Mrs. Riley in gym classes. ffwnnwngttszsswwrzexxtzwefzwxmw umm:-: -.,:v':wef t lli r M Wii, '1 W'i Left tv Right, Fifsf Raw: C- Alcorn, J. Jack. Second Rowf Southworth, B. Verrico, E. Marsico, Coach Hannon. Third P. Corser, D. Cifonelli, R. Leopardi, C. Perfetti, L. Guy, Row: O. Banks, J. Dunlap, R. Phelps, R. Rhyner, P. I. Kaplan, J. Nichols, B. Guyles. Third Row: Coach Dexter, R. Porter, L. Falso, Mr. Shafer. Fourth Row: C. MO1SC1Ch1k, B. MacDonald, E. Greene, G. Dimperio, E. Mahoney, A. Trivisonno, G. McCormick, J. McCarthy, C. VARSITY . Smith, K. Soule, A. Ferro, R. McHale. FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right, First Row: C. Alcorn, B. Jack. Second Row: D. Fiorentini, M. Hirsh, P. Smith, T. Fantacone, B. Guern- sey, P. Cifonelli. Third Row: Coach Boyer. A. Faraoni, J. Shafer, D. Cutia, A, Ca- millo, C. Moore, A. Vandermark, Coach Childs. Fourth Row: M. McNamara, G. Myers, B. Ellis, G. Carpenter, J. Haight, P. Natoli, J. OlLeary, R. Bottoff. 62 The Cortland High Purple Tigers did not show 'the power typical of a college Rose Bowl team, but were unexcelled in spirit and determination. Led by Co-Captains Chuck Perfetti fho ored by being selected on the All-American tezllnj and Larry Guy, and under the able guidance of coaches John Moiseichik and Jack Hannon, the team achieved a three and five record. Although many players will be lost, prospects for next year are bright. The Class of 1954 wishes the best of luck to next year's football team. L. GUY Back End W E... - 1 1 W C. PERFETTI .IVA S 5 ,,,,, . Tarkl e ,A,,, R. CIFONELLI MCCARTHY Gufffd P. CORSER W R. MCHALE Tackle Back I. KAPLAN R Centef u E. GREENE End . 3 ff. ,.,,, .2515 '5'5: -.fi- ' :I-:T Z .....,,. , ,. . A U.: E. SOUTHWORTH 1.... Center ..,..,,.,,,. G. DIMPERIO Guard Abb. K. SOULE .,., ,.1.,'. Guard E W Z, .. R. HAMMONID d vs En .,,. , A Left to Right: Coach Hannon, C. Perfetti, T. Maniccia, W. Burk, D. McHale, .l. galtcip, T. Swartwout, C. Dimperio, T. Marsico, E. Purser, B. Lankler. Center: R. HIC 1. X CHS 48 Homer ............. CHS 50 Elmira Free Academy I CHS 36 Elmira Southside .... The 754 Purple Tigers brought much excitement to CHS sport CHS 71 Binghamton Central H fans this year. Their outstanding game was that played with Bing- CHS 58 Owego Free Academy . hamton Central. . The team, well-known for its sportsmanship and the professional CHS 45 Elmlfa Free Academy direction of Coach Hannon, closed the season with nine wins and seven CHS 53 Ithaca '--'---- ' losses, H CHS 41 Binghamton North . .. Members who are leaving the team are Parelli, Perfetti, Burke, CHS 53 Vestal ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lVlcHale, Dimperio, Maniccia, and Fabrizio. CHS 50 Owego Free Academy I Left zo Right: R. Parelli, Purser, W. Left.to.Right: W. Burk, C. Dimperio, CHS 61 Elmira Southside .... Iliplrlc, D. McHale, C. Perfettl, Coach Han- MHHICCIB. CHS 31 Ithaca . . ...'.. I I . . I CHS 70 Endicott . . . . . . . CHS 65 Homer ...... .... CHS 74 Auburn ....... . . . CHS 53 Johnson City ........ -7 fv -V..-i..-..Q--sq-H.-U.--..W...A. Zh' ,w----:,...f-,-w-- 1--I-L . .---.wr--ti? -swung ...W -wm- .f. y,...:rff f '1 tifff,.2 - x ft 'wi L' ,M ,'5'5feg. g.5,'-,F v.5,QsZ'5ifa:,,2i'ii:'g 'e g 3'3w .wgugs -fm.: sw 64- Left toygfght, Eirst Row: D. Young, A. Gay, M. Hirsh P Clfonelh P Smith .I Nichols P Derftery MoE'Ihone, Second Row: C. Smith, K. Bush B Scudamore B Stell D Reynolds TW 5?1ftE?.-.,P?w2f,RmfF11Yvf5- ta fi .Q I JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL positions in the '54-'55 season. As Junior Varsity players they have achieved an lmpresslve record as shown in the scorebox. CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Left to Right: D. Reynolds, R. Eaton, W. Stell, P. Dexter K Boyce G Smith R Rhyner M Hirsh. P. Smith, J. Nichols, D Young 'l 'T V' ..?59v?S5?s,.miLfEZEEWSQSEKSRKQQQYHHKWEYSQ BA EBALL Last spring our baseball team won seven and lost seven contests. Al- though the boys were lacking in experience, under the fine coach- ing of Jack Hannon, they showed superior spirit. Most of the members of last year's squad will be back again for the 1954 sea- son. WRE TLI- G Left to Right, First Row: E. Purser, L. Falso, D. Cifonelli, R. Parelli, E. Marsico T. Smith, N. Bragg. Second Row: Coach Hannon, D. Hammond, L. Keller, C Perfetti, T. Casey, W. Burk, P. Smith, Manager. -fl' I rl I I Li Left to Right, First Row: H Reed, J. Weishaupt, C Moore, D. Boyce, .l. San- giorgi, F. Valentino, D. Shat- tuck, D. Bottolf. Second Row: H. Cataldo, Manager, D Thomas, P. Corser, D. Stupke H. Davenport, I. Kaplin, D Cifonelli, T. Fantacone, J Shafer, E. Pens, Manager. Third Row: L. Tracy, R Stillwell, K. Soule, A. Ferro D. Hammond, H. Camel, W Gutchess, I. 0'Leary, H. Bar- well, R. Ginrieh, Mr. Shafer We are proud to have seven members of the senior class represented on the wrestling team. These are the boys that Mr. Shafer will miss when he attempts to train his 1954-55 squad. As We introduce you to our school we cant forget the Cymnasuc G Y M A S T I C Team. C0-Captains of th1s year s team were Judy McCask1ll and Tom Fantacone. The members presented thelr Annual EXh1b1t10n uslng M the theme ulungle Fever Left to Right, First Row S Holhster manager M Flsher A Jones A Frall N Packard S Campbell, S. Dimperio J McCask1ll D Combs Y Cartel J Crmckshank E Flsher C Call M. Moore, manager. Second Row J Welshaupt I Kmg D Lear R Phelps R Leopard1 J Knapp, C. Foster, J. Butlno T Fanacone H Bell TRACK TEAM On your mark! Get set! Go! These phrases were heard on Randall field during the '53 track sea- son. We are proud of the records set by our team in dilferent phases of the track meets. 67 J V BASEBALL Left to Right: H. Baldwin, T. Swartwout, R. Lankler, J. McCarthy. GOLF BOWLING Throughout the year the howling, tennis, golf, and rifle teams provide keen competition for boys inter- ested in these sports. Highly coveted places on the var- ious teams necessitate pro- ficiency. Left to Right: D. Biguini, R. Phelps, J. Sangiorgi, A. Alcutt, F. Stahler. lefg to Rl- E. 6 - T eRg,a?iZ',g Ffijf Row: AZVIS ' Mullen, glogky. Seciyes, S. Babe I - ww Hd R . oem . Carter. 010. Mr' Austin UI'l1g, C' Left to Right First Row: P. Clfonelll R Falso B McDon- ald C Maloney O Banks, M. Hirsh Qecnnd Row R Bow- ering, J. Meldnm, .l. Adams, A. Faraoni, L. Griswold, P. Dexter. Third Row: H. Mc- Elhone, R. Bowker, B. Ryan, Coach Goeltz, G. Smith, D. Fio- rentini, D. Cardwell. Manager. 68 , ,. .,A, .f . . ..a..11fff..-,..,1..fA ,.,-'.,,, i-ax. .-f. V ,1-wif.111-...Queeg-:Lu --we. ,-,, , ,,.,. .. ,,.-f A broad intramural program including volleyball, basketball and wrestling, with games and matches seventh period, allows boys in any grade to enjoy their favorite sports. 5553050 51192, pmt R B.01?gg:?'IgSecld1ljgen11,gag6I1, igarthy, L Y . E 020: C- ' ayes, T VOLLEYBALLMM, A, Jillian, C1YfRg,ZmiCk,. one., Left lo Rlgjll: J P - e TABLE Tlilvlxgrkgiecia, - Albr 0. CISR M J. V. TRACK Left to Right, First Row: J. Sangiorgi, R. Eaton, F. Barry, J. Shafer, V. Contento, H. Lake. Second Row: K. Boyce, R. Rhyner, G. Carpenter, P. Joseph, H. Cataldo, R. Henry. 69 1 1 TABLE TENNIS 1 Left to Right: S. Hollister, J. McCaskill. W VOLLEYBALL Left to Right,'Seated: M. Reed, N. Packard, B. Mason, J. Fox. Standing: L. Dennison, S. Campbell, L. Gaffney. PEP CLUB Left to Right, First Row: S. Dimperio, S. Campbell. -Sec- ond Row: C. Ross, S. Brown, J. Martini, B. Marsico, L. W Christmas, D. Carter, C. Chiara, S. Weaver, F. Hoyt, S. Fisher. Second Row: M. Natoli, J. VanHensbergen, J. Douglass, L. Mantesanno, S. Packard, P. Barnello, J. Dries, B. Stevens, J. Speiss, C. Lucy, R. Stauber, C. Stant- on, J. Casterline, L. Barardi. Third Row: M. Novko, A. Frail, S. Brown, C. Rogers, C. Skinner, C. Beecher, A. O'Connor, Y. Carter, D. Combs. DANCE CLUB .lxs 'rr - f I T lw?'lf Ei-fhfzt .filer :UZ nw :rx 1 ---',..:..::.,y r 4 .,, r- H -v .f:,..,- .. or ..,..,,..1 Q,-f,.m:- g,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5,,.,,,m .w. mf o,,.ft,. ,--, ...wr wr 14 fx- . , ..,,..,-.ww -ww 5 tr zpmtg- 2z:1sslZ.:4f,1:t5g,.:.n, 5 5-fgg-fg:-Init.'1'7t.1f':s9i2!- Vfiz'E191'Sfifizzfizz' i'-lki'lLfml4'735vE 5Ci1'f i-IU? -'FIIVSE7-57 5'iQ5Lf'fli .,. r., .,, . .W -Q - I 4 .....m.-,..,-f.,:.t,,.7,.fQ-'..-ff-- Z -wfyfw.-w,: , 5 931lW?.ifrLlf3' Yf:ii'3:Tl. VL-4 -H11 YQWLQ 'fiz,i.::EEL.fEL.121,5-55573. wuz.: 44111 'sat ,5L9.fwf: iff? N- ff-iz :zz iw s w 'xv ,, L' J: 1 :Wes-'if of zmuz zss ss-Mrvfffff 'F I --mf :rw T-If -Y -fines 1-rw -Y, .iz.::r- QL, 5.-xt. r my tx sh-115:-xi. -,,:s,,., 5, Mgr,-w.,:P.. :rr 'Lim' nfs- ri: za My-2',:L 'ft .ms fW12'..1,-'ww f --.sv -aw 1 -121 rf. :rf wt.:V.:'.,:lr s 'f1'f 1-1' 'ixsffs as wt :gf me 1' we-12 tw IM., ,feats w , .xg -1 -2. izz' ' ff H as :iris SS JM f'f'::sH :v. 'ff 1-ISF Vt -vt :az it -ft.w.,.-,,..f- .1 N. ir.-f.. t ew . ,-H.. , ff..1...1...1..-U, I.: .Mft-ti. .sv is- SfWsf11,510.12.-if 5'i': 3 :fp,EVE.1S1,lfSifi:i?Q,iELiEftmllifiliggrt gfr.,7.t,'1,111.1SYr E'.:5LiLiLl1sfisz'5?if'lfti'2r9.ik9Emi.fai?itgfjt,fq.:U5f 5211f.f?.-lifiiff-'.?,,'nf-F.-'ii I i IWW 5245 15522'.fi'?f2:1'f'1f-2 tE!5fEi-ofthe' s1b?'!?f'S?21 Here in the Girls' Gym many activities take place during the year-weekly meetings of the Pep Club, practices for the Dance Club Assembly, and table tennis, badminton, basketball, and volley- ball intramurals. wQA v M., ....ss n ,M,N :W we Left to Right, First Row: S. Camp- bell, C. Rhoades, S. Hollister. Sec- ond Row: M. Reed, S. Seyfried, G. Packard. BADMINTON BOWLING Left to Right: B. Murphy, G. Packard, M. Novko, M. Moore, S. Campbell, N. Packard. 71 l- F MAGAZINE Left to Right: R. Ful- mer, B. Bush, V. Day- ger, N. Schoenfeld. CAMPAIG Left to Right, First Row: R. O'Hara, V. Dayger, N. Schoenfeld. B. Bush, R. Fulmer. Second Row: A. Ber- tini, H. Cross, S. Hol- lister, E. Greene, C. Packard, M. P. Wood- worth. COE OVER THE TOP! CO-HI-AN MIXERS WERE SUCCESSFUL TOO! A 53 1 4 W 4 I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF I954 g GRANTS BAKERY T19-Tzu GROTON AVE. ADAM GALLUCCI GENERAL CONTRACTOR 9I BARTLETT AVENUE Phone SK 3-I262 Compliments of FARMERS SYNDICATE. Inc. 4I Elm s+ree+ Cor+land. N. Y. VARSITY SODA BAR and CIGAR STORE 30 Main S'I'reeI- Phone SK 6-9705 GOQDALE DAIRY. INC. 46 GRANT STREET ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS Open Evenings Tel. SK 6-593l 0'HARA'S GULF SERVICE Corner GROTON and HOMER AVE. T BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF '54 GEO, G. ATCHESON ATCHESON BROS. LOU FIORENTINI. JEWELER A Complete Line of Registered Diamonds Free Engraving on Watches and Photo ldenfs 25 CLINTON AVE. Phone SK 6-6821 THE HE-MAN LOAF COUNTRY STYLE BREAD Compliments ef R. H. BEARD 81 SONS Telephone SK 6-573 I I QIIIILX , -- . 'Wa l . Prompt Courteous Service Experl Welch and Jewelry Repairs 60 Main S+ree'I' Corflancl, N. Y. H . C . M U N S O N COMPLETE DECORATING SUPPLIES 108 MAIN ST. CORTLAND. N. Y. SCIOO:l CIETALS NVI'IVlI :IO EIWOH 'IVNIEJIEIO BHJ. S.I'I'IO'I Congratulations to the GRADUATES OF '54 from Camp' Packing Co., Inc. Packers of CAMP'S FINE MEAT PRODUCTS Corllancl, N. Y. CORTLAND BUSINESS INSTITUTE I2-I4 CENTRAL AVENUE Telephone SK 6-6242 COURSES IN ALL BUSINESS SUBJECTS T O Y L A N D Thelma B. Gould - Winifred R. Fowler Gifts - Toys - Scbraffts Candies 25 N. MAIN ST. CORTLAND. N. Y. BURN WILLCOX COAL There's No Fuel Like An Old Fuel CORTLAND CAMERA SHOP Cor'I:land's Compleie Photographic Sfore I33 MAIN ST. Phone SKline 6-5981 Where Better Pictures Originate CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF '54 F ROM GRESENT GORSET COMPANY, ING. LUUIS YAGAVONE SOCONY GAS STATION GROTON and WOODRUFF Corfland. N. Y. OPEN an ALPERT Paren+ Approved CHARGE ACCOUNT. Pay Weekly our of earnings or allowances. Lay ii' Away or Take H' Away af Jewelers Op'I'icians . as sinxe-1907 9 MAIN MOORE'S SPORT 81 TOY SHOP Complete Line of Rawlings Sporting Goods 19 CENTRAL AVENUE BUSH FUNERAL HOME CORTLAND, NEW YORK Phone SK 6-7262 79 Compliments of EARLE w. wnlnur FUNERAL HOME CORTLAND, N. Y. I Phone SK 6-2885 Royal - Smi+h Corona Typewrifers R. C. Allen 81 Vic'I'or Adding Machines - Office FurniI'ure School Supplies MULLEN'S 0 28 MAIN STREET I I BASTIAN snos. co. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Designers and Producers of EXCLUSIVE CLASS JEWELRY I Genuine Engraved Commencemern Announcemenls and Personal Cards Mr. Garrei' Huyer 29 Garden SI'ree'I' Phone A A A SKyIine 6-6 I 76 Approved Corfland Mo'I'or Cour-I' OPEN ALL YEAR Mrs. Frances E. Wolfram RouI'e I3 a+ 28I . Oneonta N Y Owner Cor+IancI, N. Y. SEVEN VALLEY GLASS SHOP C 'PIi 'e '5 , ' 0 Cg2IiifiD,FS'E5I,o3ZdSK THE SHAMRGCK INN YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HARRY E. BELLARDINI HEATING and PLUMBING TELEPHONE SK 6-6351 TIllKNOR'S CORTLllND'S GREI-lTER FURNITURE STORE 9-II COURT STREET Phone SK 3-072I Compliments vf Corlland Wholesale Elec'l'ric Supply 2OI HOMER AVE. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '54 Regular Price For High Test At John Canesl'aro's Sunoco Sl'a'l-ion CONGRATULATIONS FROM 'rl-IE Youno WoMEN's cl-nus'rlAN ASSOCIATION Compliments Compliments of of COLLINS LABORATORIES The Comondo Avenue Res'l'qurun'l' G C GROSS L C 'PZ 'e 'f GonnoN's onus s'ronE ALEXANDER'S MOTOR COURT 13 CLINTON AVENUE Phone SK 6-5921 Compliments of ROURKE 8: GRANATO Phone SK 6-7472 ORANGE KIST BOTTLING CO. Drink KIST Beverages ALL SIZE BOTTLES - ALL FLAVORS Cortland, New Yorlr Phone SK 6-5312 KAN E'S BAKERY THE FINEST IN PASTRIES I7l HOMER AVE. Across 'From lhe Fairgrounds IN MEMOIIII-IM MAY 25, l886 - NOVEMBER 9. I952 Philip Murray has finished his God-given Iifefime assignmenl' of humble and courageous service Io Ihe poor and oppressed +hroughou+ all Ihe earlh. His greai soul will lead for all fime Ihose who love iuslice and 'I'ruI'h. May his devo+ion +o human dignify inspire us down Ihrough all Ihe years Ihai' are +o come. His noble example is our e+ernal legacy +o fhose who come aH'er us. UNITED STEEL WORKERS U. S. A. Local 2371 RAILWAY AVENUE Phone SK 6-907I 82 ' WALLBOARD ' SHINGLES ' FLOORING ' DOORS ' KITCHEN CABINETS ' BUILDING MATERIALS Congratulations to the Class of '54 RAY E.KEENEY 8 SON Since I933 U M B E R EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING ' ROOFING ' SIDING ' PAINTS ' WINDOWS ' MASON SUPPLIES ' STORM DOORS AND WINDOWS AGENT FOR ANDERSON WINDOWS Yard At CORTLAND - Dial SK 6-9977 DeRUYTER - Phone 59 T- GI 1, 5 BRUGKWRY TRUCKS Branches G Dealers in Principal Cities PIONEERS IN THE TRANSPORTATION FIELD SINCE l875 BROUKWAY MOTOR GOMPI-INY, ING. FACTORY 8: GENERAL OFFICE CORTLAND, N. Y. 85 WITH BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO CORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE WORK ACCOMPLISHED THE PAST SCHOOL YEAR MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY OF SOUTHERN NEW YORK The OIcIesI' Bank in 'CorI'IancI Oounfy Compliments 01' CONGRATULATIONS S T E V E N S From C I. E A N E R S B E A U D N Y W A L I. P A P E N 0 0 N P 0 N A T I 0 N Clarkson Chemical Co.. Inc FIoor Mainienance ProcIucI's Wriie for our compleie manual of main- ienance meihods for all Iypes of floors. H' is free. Local Represen'I'a'Iive: Lew Myers 327 So. Geneva S'I'., II'I1aca, N. Y. Phone 3-I248 WiIIiamspor+, Pennsylvania 84 GORTLAND STANDARD Only Daily Newspaper in Corfland Cify and Coun'i'y Published Daily excepi' Sundays by GORTLAND STANDARD PRINTING 00-. ING. IIO MAIN STREET CORTLAND, N. Y. - we'nE ALWAYS -X4 ybyyy GLAD 'ro ses You AT ' M ' 1: 4... -:.:: Q bar VVhe+her you come io open a checking accounf, add +o your savings, use o+her banking services, or simply ask a financial quesiion, you always find 'l'he same spirii' of friendly cooperalion here. Why noi' bring all your money maH'ers +o our bank? FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CORTLAND, N. Y. Member of F. D. I. C. 85 BEST WISHES FROM P E U K ' S Busy Furnishing Homes Since 1888 CENTRAL AVENUE Phone SK 6-5628 A Complete Musiral Service HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE 330 EAST STATE STREET I+I1aca, New York Phone 4-I IOI K E L L O G G AUTO SUPPLY CO. Au+omo+ive Par+s and Supplies MACHINE SHOP SERVICE I55 MAIN STREET CorI'Iand, N. Y. NOSS RADIO RADIO - TV - APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE Corfland. New York Compliments 01' LEWIS W. WINCHELL GENERAL INSURANCE FABRIZIO'S MEN'S SHOP 99 MAIN STREET THE CORTLAND HARDWARE Paul Gallinger - Jerry Shearer 13 NORTH MAIN ST. Phone SKIine 6-7902 Compliments 0f CHAS. VOSBURGH Auefioneer VARSITY BILLIARDS MAIN STREET CORTLAND. N. Y. The Room With A New Look W. T. GRANT GO. O DEP1-IRTMENT STORE O II-I3 MAIN STREET HATTER FUEL 00. O PLUMBING AND HEATING O 62 PENDLETON STREET Cor+IancI, New York Dial SK 3-I32I Compliments 01' SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. 8 Gro+on Ave. Cor+IancI, N. Y. Cortlandiv Most Friendly Store QuaIi+y - Promprness - Courfesy 'From L. C. TYLER CLEANING CO I7 Couri' S'I'. Phone SK 3-O8I2 DOM'S DAIRY SKA-5331 BOOTH'S ELECTRIC AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Boaks and Outboard Motors GEO. BOWKER SHOE STORE 6 NORTH MAIN STREET Cortland. N. Y. THE RELIABLE FAMILY SHOE STORE ROBBINS TOBACCO CO. SELECTED BRIARS HIGH GRADE TOBACCOS 89 Main Sireef Cortland, New York PAYNE BROS. OFFICE EQUIPMENT. INC. OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES TYPEWRITER and ADDING MACHINES M E 5 Bouglat - Sold - Rented - Repaired WOOD and STEEL FURNITURE M ak F , d FILING CABINETS and SYSTEMS FS f 'en S FIRE FILES - SAFES - CHESTS Greeting Cards For All Oceasions BOXED AND PERSONAL STATIONERY FOUNTAIN PENS Esterbrook -- Slaeajer - Parker I4 Main S+. Phone SK 6-9933 Corfland Compliments of II. II. WILTSIE , Accessories Ready-+o-Wear WESTERN I.IuTo Ungede I-ISSOGIATE STORE D 'eS+'cs China . CrysI'aI Your Complete Satisfaction Is I9 CLINTON Phone SK 3-047I Ou' C 5t ' Goal' 88 ALLEN 81 ALLEN REFRIGERATION - APPLIANCES PLUMBING and HEATING Phone SK 3-077I CorI'IancI, N. Y. G E N T R Y MOTOR SALES INC. T59 MAIN STREET DeSOTO PLYMOUTH Congratulations to the CLASS OF '54 c oE DEXTER FINE FOODS BEST WISHES from the CROWN PHOTO CENTER 40 MAIN STREET The Center for All Thafs Photographic Compliments of SCHARFELD'S JEWELERS 10 MAIN STREET Cortland. New York ISAACS CLOTHES I16 MAINISTREET - CORTLAND. N. Y ' DANIEL SPALLUTO Compliments 0f CHARLES HAIRDRESSER HARRINGTON BROS. - I4 CENTRAL AVENUE THE CORNER STORE COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE MARY. BOB and PHIL'S D R U G S F R O M McGRAW and ELLIOTT Compliments ' C0 1P'fm 'f of of WILSON AND GREENE B R O T A N ' S LUMBER COMPANY THE STYLE CENTER OF CORTLANDU DILLINGHIIM MOTORS, INO. K 76 NCRTH MAIN STREET Cor+Iand, N. Y. FORD SI-ILES AND SERVICE Serves You Righ+ S+ore Loca+ions: 7 Sou+h S+ree+, Auburn, N. Y. I9OI S. Salina S+., Syracuse, N. Y. IOO S. Warren S+., Syracuse, N. Y. Crown Compliments of Ci+y Barber Shop HORACE KIRK MAGGIE Compliments of 3 Hun+ing+on S+., Cor+IancI, N. Y. M 3 N E I L M U S I C I0 CIm+on Ave., Cor+Iand, N. Y. Cor+Iand's Leading Music S+ore II CI 'I' A in on ve. Phone SK 6-7733 90 S A L E S S E R V I C E PARKER PONTIAG lNconPonA'rEo II PORT WATSON STREET Corfland, N. Y. Dial SKyline 6-7544 GOOD WILL USED CARS U. S. ROYAL TIRES FOR THE FINEST IN DIAMONDS - WATCHES JEWELRY - SILVERWARE and GIFTS IT'S NOW AS ALWAYS O IONES IEWELHY STORE Congratulations to the CLASS OF '54 from AXLQUWS 3 Main S+. Coriland, N. Y. Dial SKyline 6-743l P ENNEv's Cortland's Leading Department Store CONGRATULATIONS! C L A S S O F ' 5 4 Sincere Wishes for Continued Success and Happiness in the coming years. THE RITZ BEIIUTY SALON BILL BROS. DAIRY Guernsey - Homogenized - Regular MILK and CREAM Phone SK. 6-9I25 or SK. 6-6524 CORTLAND and HOMER Compliments of JOHN B. BRIGGS S. Main SI. Homer, N Phone: PI. 6-2626 SHAW and BOEHLER FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 11 N. MAIN sr. Phone SK. 6-7121 THE TERRACE Legal Beverag-es - Parties and Banqueis Dial SK. 6-9814 Campliments of JIM CANESTARO MOBIL GAS STATION Corners Main and Madison SI:. SK. 6-9857 Compliments af A FRIEND , Q -. ---W L5 I ,.... .,,.,,. ..,.., ,.,. . . ni' Lf 44 - .i 4 Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Bottled Under Authority of the Coca-Cola Company By CORTLAND COCA-COLA BOTTLINO COMPANY HOMER and EVERGREEN STREETS CORTLAND, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I954 I wislw Io exlend my apprecialrion Io Ilwe Class of '54 'For Ilweir palronage and co-operefrion. TI-IE BEST OF LUCK. NUIIMAN I. PETERS, PHUTUGRAPHER Jewelers For Your Class Rings DIEGES, 8. CLIIST MANUFACTURING IEWELERS I7 John S'I'reeI New York 8, N. Y. RINGS - PINS MEDALS - CHARMS TROPI-IIES C. E. JENNINGS, REPRESENTATIVE I000 BELLEVUE AVE. SYRACUSE. N. Y. Compliments of I THE LIDO RESTAURANT PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY Telephone SKyIine 6-29'-7I 7 Railway Ave. CorI'Iand, N. Y Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF '54 from Reynolds Flower Shop Remember Our Flowers Smell I09 Tompkins S+. Dial SK. 6-6882 CORTLAND, N. Y. Compliments of TUCCI'S BAKERY we BAKE PIZZA FOR PARTIES I38 Elm SI. Corfland, N. Y. DIAL SK. 6-608 I Congratulations EDW. F. TIMANUS NEW YORK LIFE INS. CO. 9I LINCOLN AVE. Dial SK. 6-2034 WILK DRUGS INC. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS FINE COSMETICS TASTY REFRESHMENTS SANDERS SPORT and LUGGAGE SHOP F. D. SMITH HARDWARE CO. 46 MAIN sr. Dial sk. 6-5812 Compliments S U L L I V A N ' S of FASHION SHOPPE Cofrecl' Fashion 10 N. MAIN sr. CORTLAND, N. Y. Specialisls 32 MAIN STREET Graduate to Smartness Compliments vf B. B. KING 81 SONS DIAL SK. 5-eoez Compliments THE GORTLAND YOUTH GENTER THE COUNCIL ERNIE SOUTHWORTH SANDY CAMPBELL RUTH STAUBER SANDY PACKARD TED O'HARA DICK McHALE JACKIE CASTERLINE Compliments 01' DENISUN RADIO CORTLAND'S PIONEER IN E L EV v 1 s I o M A R Y A L 0 N G MEATS - FRUITS - GROCEIUES 116 ELM STREET CORTLAND. N. Y. Phone SK. 6-5971 ANDREWS JEWELER 26 MAIN STREET CORTLAND, N. Y DIAMONDS -- SILVERWARE - WATCHES Fine Selection of Gifts for All Occasion: Compliments of AUGlE'S MOBILGAS SERVICE Mobilgas - Mobil Oil - Mobil Tires Port Wakson and Pendelion Sk. Coriland, N. Y Phone SK. 6-9847 Compliments of OLDS AND FULMER SHOES 42 MAIN STREET Compliments W Compliments H O M E D A I R Y gf I c o M P A N Y MAIN STREET CORTLAND IVIIIRII-CORT INDUSTRIES, INC. Compliments 63 Eas+ Cour+ S+. bf Phone: SKyline 6-7242 A TALLMADGE TIRE I SERVICE STAUBER DRUGS THE PRESCRIPTIONS 53 Main S+. Phone SK. 6-7591 R. A. STAUBER, Owner GRADUATE OF C. H. S. '24 A.T.DUNN CO. LEHIGH VALLEY COAL I26 ELM ST. CORTLAND. Dial SK. 6-23I2 N. A. L. CALL TRUCKING CO.. Inc. 90 CLINTON AVE. CORTLAND. N. Y. Dial SK. 6-2893 LEON WOODWORTH Engraving JEWELER Watch Re 11 Clinton Avenue. Cortland, New Yorl: Phone SK. 6-7337 pair WHITE'S I.G.A. 118 CLINTON AVENUE QUALITY GROCERIES and MEATS Phone SK. 6-8441 Compliments of THE BOOK LEDGE 14 WEST COURT STREET THE INDEPENDENCE Givenbya SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT Your Bank Book is the Liberty Bell of financial independence. Start a weekly savings fund now - you will be surprised how quickly it mounts fo a sizable total. 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LATIMER 's STORE FOR MEN 20 CENTRAL AVE. 97 THE IOR PEAK SENI ORS .lack Alaura Robert Anderson Hugh Baldwin Betsy Beaudry Shirley Bell Joanne Benjamin Adrienne Bertini Josephine Biviano Dixie Boags Fred Borthwick Gretchen Bradshaw Beverly Breese Mary Brooks Victor Brown Joseph Burda Robert Burdick Charles Burk Wendell Burk Betty Bush Dotti Bush Bradley Carpenter Wayne Carr Dick Cifonelli Fred Cinquanti .lanet Clark Margaret Condie Anna Contento Rollin Cordary Ioan Corey Paul Corser Dick Cosko Marian Cowlen .lean Cruickshank Melva Cummings Harry Davenport Robert Davis Vincent Davis Virginia Dayger Larry Denison Marilyn Di John George Dimperio Alfred Fabrizio Donna Fagan Norman Farr .lack Fields Fred Fisher Catherine Frail Russell Fulmer Ronald Gingrich Faye Goodale Edward Greene Harriet Gross Wayne Gutchess Lawrence Guy Richard Hammond Sue Hollister PET PEE VE Guys who stay in and watch T.V. Cars Husky Musky Confusion Mary and the National Guard Getting up early in the morning Sourpusses Betty Bush Alcoholic beverages Moths in my coon-skin hat and tobacco juice in my hip boots Long homework assignments Wise Guys! Shirley and the National Guard Lipstick on my collar People who brag about their driving, and girls who smoke Swearing and slang Senior day parties Parelli thinking he can make out with any girl Jody Biviano Hard butter in the morning that wonit spread Loudmouths and showoffs Conceited girls Ron Parelli Getting up the day after the night before Mailmen who keep me waiting Betty Bush Working Alarm clocks Monday mornings Wet water Pizza without sausage Reckless drivers An empty mailbox Parkingll? Girls who don't stand up straight Women drivers Girls Someone clicking the phone while I'm trying to talk to someone Women drivers Drivers that pass when there is another car coming The grapevine at C.H.S. Mouthy girls Crazy drivers People who use sarcasm in talking Women drivers Bermuda shorts Anyone who calls me I. Snail Fellows who want 2 to race in 50 cubic inch Crosley cars Girls and their attitudes Pinball machines and poolrooms People who think the world functions because they are in it Boys who date underclassmen Where did you go? Girls who smoke Girls who smoke in public Being short 98 AMBITION To pass physics To be a mechanic To live long enough to see Cleveland Indians win American league pennant To go to college and then become happily married To be a secretary and marry my boss To be a success in life To take Shorthand at 80 words per minute and transcribe it Live fast, die young, and be a beautiful corpse To be a successful housewife To be successful in life and to own a new Ford Convertible Graduate from college, teach, and be married Go to Florida and marry a millionaire To become a nurse and marry a rich doctor To be a Radio and Television technician To make M million dollars without working for it, and learn to dance and skate Go to Europe for further studies Help Cinquanti find a way into Fort Knox Marry a rich woman, 80 years old with one foot in the grave To make people happy and to become a beautician Marry Carl and settle down Become a pool sharp like Bob Wire To be a commercial artist Retire at age 18 Finding a way into Fort Knox To become a good teacher, then travel around the world Marry a billionaire Marry a millionaire from Utica To be a mechanic and have my own garage To graduate-from college Be a frogman a millionaire at 38 a good secretary, get married and own a Mercury To be happy-healthy Learn Italian so I can understand Fritz, Corky, and Jimmy To be a man! be a great inventor in electronics get out of Cortland , Be Be To To To graduate and be able to attend Business School To have a car of my own Graduate from High School and be successful in the future Graduate. own a Cadillac and marry Marilyn Monroe To play the pin-ball machine legally Marry Phil To go in the Navy, get married and become a draftsman To be a millionaire at 30 To be a bookie To live to be 100 To be successful all around To own a new car and go to college Umpire at a World Series when the Dodgers win To have ambition enough to last me the rest of my life To go thru nursing school To find out why girls think the way they do To drive a truck Discover how girls get into skirts three sizes too small Get married and raise a wrestling team SENIORS Ronald Howell Marguerite Jerome Anthony Julian Irving Kaplan .loan Keeney ,lim Kennedy Sheila Kidd Lee Kimball Alice Lane Roger Lear John Leitch Pat Levant William MacDougall Polly Maizuk Adeline Mancini Bev Maniccia Tom Maniccia .loan Manuel .loyce Martini Justin McCarthy .ludy McCaskill Dick McHale Sally Norton Richard O'Hara Barbara Olds Shirley Owens Teresa Owens Gwen Packard Ronald Parelli Michael Pawlosky Gladys Peak Barbara Peck Chuck Perfetti David Perfetti Clarence Pettet Darlene Pierce Rosemarie Prosperi Betty Puzo Catherine Rhyner Joan Rogers Gaius Root Carolyn Rosato Thomas Rourke Kay Schick Richard Schlenker Nancy Schoenfeld Jim Searnans Mary Silsbee Charles Smith Ken Soule Ernie Southworth Duane Stevens Peter Swartwout Cynthia Thomas Gloria Van Derveer Mary Carol VerNooy Carroll Wadsworth Sydney Weaver Barbara Willis Bob Wire Barbara Wolfram Mary Pat Woodworth Harriette Wright William Yacavone Gerald Zampino PE T PEE VE People who talk too much Bev's sleeping outfits Unfriendly people Yankee fans Parking tickets Girls who smoke Marian Cowlen Girls who can't make up their minds People that talk about others Tot's adventures! Women bowlers People who think they are art critics People who call me Billy Freshman girls who bother Johnny People who insist on smoking when l'm around Reckless drivers fMaggieJ C.H.S. grapevine with George president Disappointments People English, big 3, and shaving People talking to me when I get up in the morning Smoke screen in the Varsity Conceited people Girls Conceited people!! People who constantly gossip People who know it all People who talk too much A couple of Senior boys who took it upon themselves to be assistant coaches Girls that swear Giving speeches Brooklyn accent Parelli and other Brooklyn fans Getting the shaft Women drivers People who keep me waiting Girls who smoke in public Two faced people Gladys Peak Listening to Adrienne Bertini's laugh and Monday mornings lt costs too much to own and run an auto Unfriendly people Girls who talk too much Party lines People who drive cars and will not give you a ride Band rehearsals and uncooperative people A show-off or one who braggs People who are always late CMaggiel Richard McHale Females who know all there is to know Tight skirts Drumming on the desk with a pencil to quiet the homeroom Girls who smoke Work Carroll Wadsworth Homework Gloria Van Derveer Prejudiced people and conformists Boys with brushcuts Bradley Carpenter Boys People who never smile College students Hot-rods fTom Rourkel Girls who smoke Viceroys 99 AMBITION To live to be 100 years old To spend a million dollars Cin one dayl To reach six feet in height Go to college and make a mint To be a cop 4'Ditch Digger To work for the Federal government as an Internal Revenuist To become a Great Lover To get married To become a chemical engineer To bowl a perfect score To teach people the difference between abstract and modern art To be a gentleman farmer To inherit a million and travel To find a true sailor, and raise a whole slew of tug boats To make the best, BETTER!! Be a bachelor Be successful, and live in the South Leave Cortland lf I pass Physicsg Automotive Engineering. lf notg Uncle Sam Go to college and get married Be a Moonshiner Be a private secretary and marry the boss To own my own DC-3 for air charter service Marriage and be a successful stenographer To get married-soon To learn to cook To have a life like Riley's, and be a P.E. teacher Manage the Dodgers in a World Series and win over 'the Yanks To get to Paris and paint in a garret Get married and settle down Air Force Repair sky hooks To be a millionaire Civil Engineer To graduate and get married Marriage and Dick To be able to type at 60 words a minute Get married, raise a family and be a successful housewife To graduate and become a registered nurse Live to a'ripe old age To marry Jerry and raise little bambinos Heating engineer and own a Jaguar I Q Be a Practical Nurse-Get married and raise a family Be happy To be a good secretary and get married To be successful in the field of Electronics To marry a millionaire with one foot in the grave To be rich To live an honest life Eva and a career with G. E. To be a machinist To photograph Marilyn Monroe for a calendar Spend a million I To graduate from high school and make a success of my life Graduate from college and raise five children To marry and live a happy life Fashion designer and illustrator Old maid To be a joker Dental Hygienist To be a missionary To become a professional roller skater Be an Electrical Engineer To get married and raise a clarinet choir, ALL BOYS X tl . lt 5 1 Q by X 1 QV I ,stmzwr sffmvf if' its it lil ?4r'tt2w4ffez'2ft ff?f?f fs: fwf 'fit f W 7? Nt,5EiztM?,ggfgY5z..sz'spy Q fr fesgxftggrg,e,V?rfg,1fiEg45i,f1 QW2.fWss,51?9t-rffii2.-2,,1f4h?Qr?iii Lftitrtsit 5H,nvf.j2.?'fmilfllhwfsef Sill' ll ,, if iiligwmftfss- ,ifwf!'f?i,,lZ'fa+. if yqQ,f,-my, Na? 025 s www TLQRY 'f',s,,+,fg to M-if ,Q Wx fi ,xi digit s Wm' t .ness .qteies5fa,,w,,.. :rg ,WW LJ. ss ze nf. si, ,. gg .. 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