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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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V hi iw nv mul 'Zi ,WZQ X r he 4 o 4? , Q, f 4- g 4' W if ' g Pena, Vycofneroitgpewrgyteyr - these repre ViA,: A ghekcivosewn bheme' for the 1957 Co-Hi-An 3 comm Viifktz' Wioits., V054 ngog find this expressed often - or perhops notiot ku but josf os it3'is impiossibie to tell the story of o school in o few isyit ,diffigultgtogfexpress the Centro! ideo of thot story with one word, Llfx fw ereold theme of this publicotion concerns not merely Hcommuni i g fignsji' but 'algae people of Cortland High School, who hovefwduring the post yeor, thought ond expressed their thoughts in woys never done before ond never to be repeoted. Dedication JOHN S. MOISEICHIK We of the Class of l957 are proud to honor one who has shown an intense interest in our welfare and has played a major role in our Character development. For your guidance, not only on the athletic field but in all facets of school lifeg for your help and encouragement when our problems have seemed overwhelmingg and for your in- cessantly exemplary sportsmanship which has instilled an element of fair play within usg we dedicate our 1957 Co-Hi-An to you, our friend and teacher, Mr. John S. Moiseichik. 4 N AT'0 AUMIPUSTR Q S77 Lg AWS, f wg Egffg T-5 TW Dr. Franklyn S. Barry Mr. Charles L. Tharratt Superintendent of Schools Assistant in Charge of Business Affairs Administration A better school system is the aim of our administrators. Through their constant efforts, we have the fine teachers and facilities of today in Cortland High School. The Board of Edu- cation Office at 31 Court Street is the hub of school activity, where much vital executive work of our public schools is done. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. John Dexter, Mr. Donald Ames, Mrs. Stewart VerNooy, President: Mr. John Vico, Vice-President: Mrs. Stanley Metzger. 6 ELIZABETH F. ROCHE Vice-Principal Miss Elizabeth Roche is one of the busiest faculty members in Cortland High School. Besides being Senior Class ad- viser, she finds time to assist underclass- men in selecting their activities. More- over, she aids Dr. Doran in his admini- strative duties. Gratitude for her un- selfish sacrifices is difficult to express. DR. ROBERT J. DORAN Principal Few people realize how fully an educational institution depends upon an active, capable, well-liked principal. A school without such a leader lacks strength and direction. We wish to ex- press our sincere appreciation to Dr. Doran for setting and maintaining such high standards for the students and fac- ulty of Cortland High School. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-Seated: Mrs. Abbey, Miss Orser, Chairman, Mr. Clapp, Mrs. Squires. Standing: Miss Gilles, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. Sawyer, Mr. Cornman, Miss Schroeder, Mr. Moss. Below Left: Mr. Williamson. Faculty Speech, grammar, dramatics, and literature, all necessities in our lives, whether we become engineers, doctors, secretaries, housewives or garage mechanics, are taught in English classes. Poise in public speaking is learned, and practice is received by means of symposiums and speeches. Then, through the knowledge of the past and of other peoples, one may discover how to better apply that which he has learned in becoming a more useful citizen. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT-Seated: Miss Kinnally, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Goelz, Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs. Eberly. Standing: Mr. Khalil, Mr. Davis, Mr. Thurlow, Mr. Brush, Chairman. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT - Mr. Steele, Mrs. Lowell, Mr. Boyer, Miss Jones, Mr. Root, Chairman. Absent: Mr. Ralph. Faculty Mathematics, science, and business in- members guide us in other facets of school structors teach us specialized courses to aid life, such as homeroom activities and science, us in college or in the business world. ln business, and mathematics clubs. addition to their fine teaching, these faculty MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT - Left: Miss Gale, Chairman: Mrs. Sheridan, Miss Stone. Right Rear: Mr. Hannon, Mr. Burtis, Mr. Goodrich. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT - Mrs. Johnson, Chairman: Miss Hanhardt, Miss Holmes, Mr. Meiczinger, Mr. Guy. 9 MUSIC and ART DEPARTMENTS--Mrs. Balzano, Mrs. Bull, Mr. Stanley, Chairman - Music, Mr. Signorelli, Miss Fowler, Miss Chamberlain. LIBRARIANS - Miss Webb, Mrs. Thomas, Facu Our cultural enrichment is determined by these instructors. Often during the day we stop in the library to borrow a book, read one of the latest magazines, or perform re- search for a report. A knowledge of mytho- logy and life in ancient Rome is learned in Latin while French class affords the student LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT - Miss Gale, Miss Krewson lty an opportunity to learn a modern foreign language. Music and art serve to develop special interests and talents as well as to teach of great artists. The vocational de- partment gives manual training to those in- terested, VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT-Miss Mitchell, Mr. Stroh, Miss Morris, Mr. Lamachia, Mr. Paul Green, Mrs. Weese, Mr. William Green, Mrs. Lowery. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT - Miss Schwartz, Mr, Hotchkiss, Director, Miss Banuski, Mrs. Crocker, Visiting Teacher. 1 -1 N . CAFETERIA - Mrs. Marcin, Miss PATROLWOMAN - Mrs. Kelley. McEvoy, Manager. Absent: Mrs. Dutcher. Guardians of our welfare are these who sonnel regarding curriculum and post-graduate protect our health, teach, and guide us. They plans, safety in crossing the street, and train- are responsible for our delicious meals in the ing and knowledge in the gym and classroom. school cafeteria, guidance from trained per- PHYSICAL EDUCATION and HEALTH DEPARTMENTS - Mr. Moiseichik, Mr. Mepham, Mrs. Wallace, Miss League, Mrs. Hayes, Mr. Shafer. 'll ls BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICE 1 Miss Smith, Miss Jones, Miss Clark Administrative Assistants HIGH SCHOOL OFFICES - Miss Chomoloin, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Molesworth. CUSTODIANS - Seated: Mr, Valentino, Mr. Cuneo, Mr. Newmon. Standing: Mr. Meserve Mr. Phelps, Mr. Hunt, Mr. McAndrews, Mr. Fabrizio, Mr. Rogers. Inset: Mr. Fox, Mr Tanner. I2 X Lx Q Sf R X PATRICIA ABDALLAH xr HARRY AM , I HQafb,,:5,dfh, M 4 Bo IRENE ASHLEY Renie Homemakers of America Potty Business Service Club 3, President B40 2, 3, 2 Athletic CO il, F'-'lure 4, Co-Hi-An Business Staff 4, Future Treo UVRI' 42 lr VI Liter 'Off K Teachers' Club 4, Leaders' Club 2, 42 Dro' If 2 Junior R V055 32 Pep Club I, 2, Vice-President 3, 4, LGTI C 2, 3, ' 0 H 5 vi Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4, Purple Pennant, Club eSidSl'lf 45 -Puri-Ule P9 Business Stott 3, 4, Editorial Stott 4, Editoriol Qfof , 32 RU 'O U' 2 Y-Teens I, 2, Treasurer 3, Senior 3, 42 SC 6 ClUb Sfudegql f Tri-Y 4, Council 4, Track 3,6 ioncil Hono , Society 4. SENIORSI , . , Here at last . . . with distinguished classmates . . Come! . . let us tell you about . . , ourselves . . . our year . . , our thoughts , .our goals. . . our gains . . . Follow us. . . ALICE E. BAKER DANIEL BAIGUINI I Mice Dan JAMES H. BAILEY Drarjhntics I, Future Hornemakers of B-eta 4, Bowling I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, Jim America 4,- Junior Red Cross 4 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, Automobile Club 2, 3, Bowling I, 2, Noon Service Club 4, Pep Club I 3, 4. 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Chorus 3, Stamp Club 2, Y'-Teens, I, 2. FRANKLYN BARRY Frank Basketball: J.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4, Beta 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Co- Hi- An Assistant Editor 4, Latin Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Noon Service Club 4, Purple Pennant Editorial Staff 4, Radio Guild 4, Science Club l, 4, Slide Rule Club 4, Student Council I, 3, Track: J.V. l, French Club, Secretary 3, Boys' State 3, Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3, 4. JUDITH BENNETT Judy Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers' Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, Noon Service Club 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Purple Pennant Business Staff 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. KENNETH BENNETT Kenny Fly-Tying Club 2, Rifle Club l, 2. SENIORSY . . . New roles to play . . . Spring l956 , . . officers elected to. . . lead class meetings . . . conduct class affairs . . . Rings . . . class . . . or diamonds , . . Co-Hi-An Board chosen to . . . com record . . MARGARET R. BLOODGOOD Margie Art Service Club 2, Co-Hi-An Art Staff 4, Future Homemakers of America, President 4, Girls' Hand- work Club l, 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Latin Club 3, Pep Club 3, Stomp Club l, Y-Teens 3, Senior Tri-Y 4. KENNETH BOYCE pile the Walt BARBARA BROOKS Basketball: J.V, l, 2, Football: Var- Barb sity 3, Stamp Club l, Track l, Future Homemakers of America 4. QQ? 'Vi' iii I J BARBARA J. BROWN PHILLIP W. BUSH Bobbi Satan Camera Club 25 Junior Red Cross I5 Automobile Club 25 Proiector Club Noon Service Club 45 Pep Club 35 l, 2, 3, Stamp Club l5 Y-Teens l, 35 Senior Tri-Y 4. . . .im SENIORSY . . , Deadlines to meet . . . Co-Hi-An . . . annual report . . . ' 'Nfl Purple Pennant , . . current events . . . Three hundred words by Tuesday? 2' Z . . . Oh, Mother! . . . And homework! . . that essay , , . that speech! 0 5 A 'C ' 'YI-Lin., CONSTANCE V. CALKINS Connie Co-Hi-An Business Staff 45 Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 45 Dramatlcs I, 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Purple Pennant: Business Staff 'l, 2, 3, Circulation Manager 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Senior Tri-Y 45 Badminton 3. INDA C MPBELL Business' St ff 5 Delta Epsilon 3, 2 45 T rs' Clu 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 35 Nqon Pehpamg Editorial' Sta f 45 JOHN A. CANESTARO, JR. Corky Band 2, 3, 4, Beta 3, 4, Bowling l, Busy Corner Club 3, 4, C0-Hi-An Business Staff 4, Football: J. V. 2, Noon Service Club 4, Student Council 'l. ROBERT CARPENTER ,,BOb,, Automobile Club 3, Camera Club 4, Projector Club 2, 3, President 4, Model Makers Club: President l, 2. SENIORS! . . . Scholarship . . , leadership . . . service . lead us to . . . National Honor Society . . , and many Band. . .contest. . . t. il W ,ffwwfi if vrffnkcgi 0 Q O ku BQSMM J. I eta 2, 42 BOYS' Athletic Eil , Football, J. V. l, Track , 2, 4. all-state . . . Elmira College Key cARoLYN CHIARA Connie Co-Hi-An Business Staff 4, Girls' Athletic Association 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3. lair. 0' I dick MARGARET CLOUSTON Peggy Business Service Club 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Chorus 4, Library Club 2, 3, President 4, Co-Hi-An Business Staff 4, Purple Pennant: Business Staff 4, Typing Editor 4, Y-Teens 3' Nati a Honor Society 4. BARBARA COLTON Barb Bowling 2, Chorus l, 2, Delta Epsilon 4, Vice-President 3, Dramatics 2, 3, sident 4, Future Teachers' Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, Latin Club 4, Noon Service Club, Secretary 4, ep Club 2, 4, Secretary l, Purple Pennant Business Staff 3, 4, Circu- Copy Editor 4, Radio Guild 2, Secre- tary 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Secretary l, 9-J lation Manager 2, Editorial Staff 3, W l I ,ww ,wry if fafffi' President 2, Senior Tri-Y, President 4, Slide Rule Club 4, Soccer l, Stu- dent .Council I, 2, 4. S NIORS! . . . Also honored in . . . Legion Boys' State . . rr v I cal ontest. . . Scholarship honors . . . valedictorian . MM . Cup . . . Sports awards . . fteam recognition 1' Y1 . C ANGELO CONDIE Bosco Baseball: J. V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Bos- ketball: J. V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Beta 2, 3, 4, Boys' Athletic Council 3, President 4, Co-Hi-An Business Staff 4, Football: J, V. 2, Varsity 3. ' 1 VICTOR ANTHONY CONTENTO .,Nat,, Baseball: J. V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Bas- ketball: Varsity 4, Beta 3, 4, Vice President 2, Boys' Athletic Council 4 Co-Hi-An Business Staff 4, Football J. V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Purple Pen nont Editorial Staff 4, Student Coun cil l, 2. JW' Vu! f . Leg: n Oratori- 7, - ' . .salutatorian. . . . greatest contri- ELLEN LOUISE COOK Gabby Future Homemakers of America 4, Noon Service Club 4, Pep Club 2' 1 Purple Pennant Editorial Staft 4- Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Senior Tri-Y 41 Volleyball 2. 1 fY ETffSfZf'2Q' ,-J J 152553 ROBERT COOK Cookie Bowling 45 Chorus 45 Projector Club l, 2, 3. CATHERINE COSTA VALORIE COSTES Cathie VaI Girls' Athletic Association 35 Leaders' Chorus i5 Leaders' Club I, 25 Jun- Club 35 Junior Red Cross 25 Phi Alpha 50 Red CVOSS 32 Noon Service Cll-lb 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, Treasurer 35 Sen- 42 PSD Club l, 2, 3, 41 Phi Albho 2, ior Tri-Y 45 Track I, 3, 45 Intramurals: Soccer l5 Track i, 25 Volleyball l, 2. SENIORS! . . . We excel! . . . Press . news- paper . . . scholarship examinations , . Conferenc . . . tests . . . discussion . . . sc Citizenshi GLYNDON H. CROCKER Ill Corky Beta 45 Camera Club l, 25 Chorus i, 3, 45 Co-Hi-An Photography Editor 45 Dramatics 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Pro- jector Club 35 Purple Pennant Edito- rial Staff 25 Radio Guild 3, 45 Sci- ence Club l5 Track 25 National Thespian Society 3, 4. Award . . . V.F.W. Essay Contest . . . do Qqffgifl T MAS D Club f Football, Tri Club 45 Sc nke Club i Club 45 Trcl If l f ' ' I JUNE DARLING J Jossvrfbfxnxtssn ,ry ,A RICHARD DAVENPORT Junie mf fr V! Wish lv Dick orarmracs 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, w Bblnd 1, ya, 4,'2egeer Bgnd l,k3,j ieowirng 2 Busy Corner 3 4 Chorus SENIORSY. . .We strive for higher lish new records . . . magazine man . . . S564l.O4 . . . everything! PATRICIA H. DAVIS Ay ,,,,o,,, 9 Co-Hi-An Art Staff 4, Delta Epsilon, Secretary 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Pep Club 2, Purple Pennant Business Staff, Assistant Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3, Student Council 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3. ,WW All WJ Dance dand 3, 4, Feta 2, 2 3 Junior Red Crass 3 o President 4, -Hi-An Lite ary jfaff 4, Frepch lub, Vice-Preild 3, xhgional nor citty 3,, re 'dent 44, N 'Servic lCli1b 4,,'Orchestra l, 2573? 4, le gPenrl'ant Editorial staff-13, Petllre Edabr 4, sisde-Rule crib yr, NYS MAE, 2, 3, 4, orafora. dal Cioryest 4. J r ,x ra rf' 4 Augugfqg pi SPIRITO RICHARD DIPPOLITO wllng l 2 4 Chess lub Wfesfling If 2, 3- LARRY DORN Rick Doorkn0b Bowling l, 2. f I U l , S d o cil . . . irl president , , . y . '. . Shafe vs. Barr s. a . . e leave a challenge , f I c ,-' C s noN o ' H nu - .Co-Hi n B sin ' ' 'atan eni ' ANTOINETTE DVORAK : t l ' Toni - Volleyb Band I, 2, 3, 45 Select Band 3, Delta Epsilon 4, Future Teachers mlnton 2 3 4 ing- ong Club 4, Latin Club 45 Y-Teens I, 2, Vice-President 3, Senior Tri-Y 4. f f f -Q:24iisl?3ilf?'z,1-ifQwfiwiiwbii 'f hiv RONALD H. EATON Bones Baseball: J.V. l, 2, Basketball: J.V. l, Beta 3, 4, Co-Hi-An Business Staff 4, Football: J.V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Student Council 4, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. KEITH C. EDGECOMB Keith Noon Service Club 4, Science Club 3, 4, Coin Club l, National Honor Society 4. FRANCIS ENDLER Fran Band l, 2, 3, 4, Select Band l, 3, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4, Noon Ser- vice Club 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, Slide Rule Club 4. . . . We buy out SENIORS!. . . We choose Dwyer . . . to appear as we really are - or should like to be . . . Ace photographs groups . . . in the auditorium . . . up steps . . . down steps . . . standi . . . kneeling portraits. . Q 'Kirks 'x l' . 7 A W , V ' PAKBARARFERRIS A ' , ' i i ' ugcrbh A Co-Hi-An I Li.terd?y Editor 4, ,Delta Epsilon 2, 13, President 43. Fututet Nurses Club 1, Latin cidb 2, ,3,.4, National Honor Society 3,'14, Noon Service-Club 4, Purple Pennant: Busi- ness' Staff 2, 3, 4, Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Tri-Y 4, Student Coun- cil l, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, President l, 2, French Club 3, Syracuse' Citizen- ship Conference 3, 4, Slidr Rule Club 45. Elmira College Key Award 3, legfggfazlqflii PAT A J NE FERRO ' Pat Business Service Club Secretary 3, Dramatics l, Leaders' Club 2, Gym Team 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANN FISHER Liz Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association 4, Leaders' Club 2, Gym Team l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, Student Council 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Intra- murals: Soccer l, Track l, 2, Volley- ball i, 2. FRANZ CAROL FREELAND ELMER FULLER o Punkie Batman 3 Science Clu Baseball: J.V. 2, Varsity 3, Football: B seball JV I 2 Noon Serv: e Club 4 Noon Serv J.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Club 4 Science Club 4 Com Club l the team charges out . . . wins through teamwork cheers o coffee Half time brings the band . . . looking sharp and playing well ' 7' . , . A9 D 'vfffl 'ff' f ff! ,, 2, www 1 I ff- ff l L SENIORSV To us fall means football . . . pre-game nervousness , ' I 11 ZW f 1 f jj frurq eosssurj jf. ,D I inline S rvicglulzfii , Busin aft 5 tw! omemakgqsf of America 941 istorian 4, Future Nurses' Cl? I, 2, Purple Pennant Business St ff '4, Intramurals: Soccer 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4. li 'X-w lil 9-l Sv O SENIORS' After the game . . . mixers . . . muslc by Jack Woods delnruous dozen Who ever heard of dancing In fur llned boots? College Spa and others . . . home early . . , in the mornnng JEFF HILGAERTNER Jeff Transferred from Maryland 2: Base- ball, J.V. 25 Basketball, J.V. 25 Busy Corner Club 35 Co-Hi-An Art Editor 4g Soccer l, 2. f I lt., w rg ,r . X-P, j Off! 9 - 5 Q0 . , noasivr JACK I G fe' 'V , ' ' ' 'Bob-o' 3 4fSelect!l3gKd'3' Da cb ' Beta 2 3 4 Gym Team 3' Noon J and 45 Busy Corne Club ess Service Club 45 Track 25 Wrestling ck 2 Ilvhljl' -' ,Clyl 'l5'Orch'estno l, 2, 3,145 Tra V PIERRE JOSEPH Pete Senior Class President, French Club 35 Baseball: J,V. l, Varsity 25 Beta 4, President 2, Chaplain 35 Boys' f - 92, K I ' ' di 3 I Athletic Council, Treasurer 35 Foot- , r-I-fi ' - .I ball: J.V. l, Varsity 2, 45 Student ' 'I4 Council 3, 4, Assistant Secretary l Treasurer 2. - , ,,, 5 , Z' SENIORSY . . . We bring the latest news and best drama through . . . WCHS . . . Bing! Bong! Bing! . . . technicians and announcers collaborate to present the latest and greatest . . . Dramatics Club . . . National Thespian Society . . , we take the lead, take over the audience. Y jyllmluniii owe J KKBSAJNOA B- ANN RAELENE KEENEY H-lUdY Annie lid Dwlfjd Bowling l, 35 Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 45 Fl-'fu l1eI'S' Clu 3, 41 OOD Dramatics 35 Future Teachers' Club rvi 4 IJ? 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 25 Latin Club rvhcni BUSif1eSS 5'fOff 2, 4, 35 Pep Club I5 Purple Pennant: EQFSHQ5-l'q6'3' f e io, , , , . f Ciigwaness stuff 2, 3, Editorial sfqff 4, l Y- e , 3. F22 Y-Teens l, 25 Yorkers l. MARTIN LAKIN Marty Football, Varsity 3, 45 Volleyball 3 Wrestling 4. Sfmt- Sltfiiwiifiiiisiitaiai 1 Lardy ff 5 r.,g,,f1K-6l.Qi96BFf' s' ss eg? 14 f V ffd 'e?x?'-45? ' , X,tLyzz4 Altcfigcnl Clubl fc' LLLLC I ,W14 ,, , ,,,,. 1: . ,. Ln,qL V., f! Q,,62,a-12532 ' SENIORSV We proudly display the Noon Service buttons ea early Do you have an admission slip? . . . We take time out from a busy year to sit on the stairs . . . watching the door to help our teachers ELIZABETH ANN LAWRENCE Berry Band l, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Select Band 3, Intramurals: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowling lg Future Teachers' Club 4, Orchestra, Secretary 4, Pep Club 4, Radio Guild 4, Senior Tri-Y 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, NYSSMA Area All State 45 Girls' Choir 2. TW' JOSEPH JAMES MASTERPAUL ' iimlf ,il Bates l Automobile Club 2, 3, Basketball, J.V. 2, Beta 3, 4, Co-Hi-An Business Staff 4, Football, Varsity 3, 4. I V ' , CHA uorvkx vgqui ' Mu f' i N A ,ix Hvvudlx, 'll . Camera Club lgl Co-AHi-An Photo- , , 'gndphy Stott 4, 'Fut g Hohwemakers lofl America: 4, Sen r Tri-Y 4, Y- French Telens I, 2, 3,ilntiarrii3rals: Bqafninton 2, 4, Select l, 2,'Bowlii1g 2, Voll ypafl!-l, 27 1 4 , ,I 1 fx ,ii V X I. E my x v. IJ . P L, Kl l I 4 J l S SENIOR l .V . star in basketball and wrestling . . . new uniforms . . . 1, unk i , l . . Give him a triple arm bar with ci reverse hammer lock l 5 0 left toenailf' , . . baskets . . . pins , , , we gain wins. iw lt K ww S ,gb , , ,l, 'W pi-xv if yi! ,f Q E .. ' c refs' S C' C' WMS f jg xlajfl' -1, .N BRIA DDAUGH lf ' A Ck-,A 5? - hs!-f Horse wg Qwkl I ' W i' EDWARD MEAD L ' Senior Clols Vice-Presi , Baseball, V JAQK, A HERRO ' Ed J.V , Beta 2, 4 Vic -Presi e 3, AY! X Z Mac f D? Mc ' Band 2, Future Nurses' Club 4: Noon J Vorsi , 4,9 X O?fl2nsferr ,wil , or Service Club 4, Purple Pennant: I Red 055,, 2 , ,Won kj Club l, Bo State Rep sent ive Business Staff 4, Editorial Staff 4, 'X Club 4' Purpg Penn nl ports ' 3, Basketball 3, 4-H Club l, , 3, Science Club 4, Track 3, French Club Club I, ' ack 2, 4, Band l, Noon Service Club . - fi -, 'fa-sfm-ME' lB 2. mee? MMEIEESRQEZV Wi' fl LINDA JEAN MILLER ,lynn lg Chorus 4, Dramatics 2, Red Cross l' Girls' Chorus f .7121 to the'conferences we go . . . Elmira n y , . . with Uncle Bob-Bob, ce citizenlsh' . , . express our feelin wl , . GRETCHEN MORENUS Gert Bowling 2, Delta Epsilon 2, 3, Chap- tain 4, Dramatics 3, Future Nurses' Club lp Latin Club 4, Noon Service Club 4, Pep Club l, 4, Purple Pen- nant Business Staff 2, 3, 4, Radio Guild 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Y-Teens l, 3, Vice-President 2, Sec- retary 2, Senior Tri-Y 4, National Honor Society 4. JOHN MOHLER Johnathan Baseball, J.V, 25 Chess Club 4, Fly- Tying Club lp Noon Service Club 4, Track 4. . , . Arrowhead . . . We listen gs to others . . SHIRLEY JEAN MOSCROP Shoo Band l, 2, Bowling lg Business Ser- vice Club 3g Cheerleaders: J.V. 2, Varsity 4, Co-Hi-An Business Staff 4, Delta Epsilon 2, 4, Secretary 3, Future Teachers' Club 3, 4,0rchestra lg Pep Club l, 4, President 35 Senior Tri-Y 4, Student Council lg Y-Teens 3, Vice-President l, Secretary 2, National Honor Society 4. GARY MYERS ERWARD H. NEVILLE smkuv' Nlbifoifs . Mize Baseball: .l.V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Basketball: J,V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Beta 2, 3, 4, Boys' Athletic Council 4, Chorus l, Football: J.V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 4. if-I-edu Automobile Club 3, Busy Corner Club 3, 4, Football, J.V. l, Noon Service Club 4, Cooking Club l. J .A . , fl Babe y if, s .sysiltgs swat!! ciiii, STEM' Ath J lletic Piysciai n l, 2, 3, Leadens' Clubfl, '2, jgtfrer 3, Gym Teqln, Maiwagerj , Pep Club 1,'Phi'Alpha f,l!2, 3, ll-7i'easurer 4, -Purple. Pennant 1,7 ,Bglsiness Staff 2, 3, Senior Tri-Y 4, Student Council 3, Intramurals: Ten- nis l, 2, Track l, Volleyball l, 2, Soccer l, 2, -x N SENIORSY ass to c ss . . w ki A ar day . . . learn- ing how to stud . . al br C. spee s . . mmar . . ode to a anode . . . short d . M wu an gines , Sic Semper tyrannis! L V ,J I -I 'J A , , V 5 V i I v , V , i , ,rf K-ATHLEEN ALYQE o'HARA ,V - Kathy 1 , Chorus lj Co-Hi-An Business Staff A A 2 f' 4, Delta Epsilon 4, Dramotics 3, , .ui xvyxv Future Teachers' Club 3, Juniar Red y N 3,5 7 Cross l, Noon Service' Club 4, Pep 2 Varsity 3, X Q- A ESTHER PADDOCK Club 2, 3, Purple Pepngnt Business 4 Essie Staff 2, 3, 4, ,Senior Tri-Y, l.C.C. 3 jx harus l, 2, Noon Service Club 4, Representczitivevt, Y-Teens l, Intro- ' 2 3 , urple Pennant Editorial Staff 4, murals:,,Bowling l, Swim Team 4. f Radio Guild 4, French Club 2, 3, 4. . , , f tl ffm 1- We iffnitiiifsz' A , . 3 mul PANKHURST ..,, JOSEPH PINTO , ,xii HJ rf, ,,JOe,, Eiusir1esg,7Se ,i lub 3, Chorus I, R 2, RG, Nogrr Service Club 4, Pro- kx 1ector'CluN. Xp, :VP ,N It Y sw-ls , L sl Nfl X 3' J ff iw .xg '-A 'ls' Pj XX W OW b 5 i :' l P SENIORS! . . , Vacation means either . . . freedom from school, or .fl regents . . . work, or sleep all day . . . go away, or to the Varsity . . . We ,l n bl' prepare y yearbook , , . achieve regents success . . . rush in college 7 . ' ' . . . . ll' , ll- 4, applil:dlions . . . take scholarship examinations . if JJ K X A ,ralaxi .vlx , f LF ' ' ' .,f , , 'll 5 H' ll 'ff J o I 5 ' Y flu i,, lx 1 , I I Q J, Liv., lull, '11,-fi' +' , A- . IHIKLEY POTTER , L - 5, ,, cqglem club 1, 2, co-Hi-An Photo- , fl ,f Y' 2 5 f , , , ' CV 1 '. U, - ' A glaphvy stuff 4, 4-H i, 2, 3, 4, J' Aff' , fy, r, I Girls' Athletic Association 3, 4, it U :fl ,,.'4 J ,I sc, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 35 Sci- ' 'JQOBERT Li 'FUSE ence Club 4, Intramurals: Badminton , , ffgulletu ' 2, 3, 4, Bowling lg Ping Pong 2, 3, 4, Soccer l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4. Base A i1!MnnaSeIj!4,!un y lor Rgfqlgg 1, v2,,3,i'4 Proledcff Club 3L W:estAli,5g.MOE1qge?' 4 X M C 4 A., Legders' Club x2j'8 4 ii5:23P2'iiQlie2lli1f'iw'-- f H ' f f I eau: .ol , R41 1106535 fix.. 'awry f li 3g,,'e,- btw ' ' Clu 3 4 A etic Ar ' on Sev c ra 3 Gir s getic Gym aseb l 2 ke eric . I , Volleyball 2 3' admi ' m , , Y-Tee s 2 resid 2 3 4 Bow-. l,2,3'S fl' M about future prospects S I S Qlxjjilait or College Boards 3 l U . nee obs or a chance to govto 1 l tional M rit Scholarships and others , ' cARoi. KAY moss , - l EN Y . . . ' f . , , we at act our interest . . . Accepta ..., We are prepared, but dubious ' , ok X ii if ROLLAND RHYNER Rol Baseball, Varsity l, 2, 3, 4, Basket ball: J.V. l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Boys Athletic Council 2, 3, 4, Football Varsity l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4 yi BEVERLY ROBINSON Bev Chorus' l, 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers' Club 4, Latin Club 4, Senior Tri-Y- 4, Select Chorus Glrls', Chorus 3, Y-Teens l, 2. l , f , 5 ,!,f ' Q i In - ncorolu A ,Chberleaders Yarsity 4, Co-Hi-An Literary Staff 4, Drarnatics l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Future Teachers' Club 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association 3, 4, Leaders' 'Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor 'Society 3, 4, Noon Service Club 4, Pep Club l, 2, Phi Alpha 3, President 4, Pur- ple Pennant' l, 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Purple Pennant Business Staff 2, 3, Radio Guild l, 2, 3, 4, Tthespian Society 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2. Ol' I I Glb 7 THQMAS ffjoen X I D ,,T9fnu 2 3 e 2, , 4' ling 5 Boys' Ath- Z, ' Boseboll, J.V. 21, etc 4:1 Junior V eem , letic 4, Football, J.V. 2, Q ml lfed Cross 4,NRi le Club' ll, 2, Wrest- gl 5 Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, V, ,fling 4. ., ul' A ' Mi' ' I Q H 41 1 A Y I 2,1 4g fj 1 d 'lr 'I il 'Hill sofiboii Bodqlnj: '2fh,!Ng,i,, . 71 ,,' C l f 4, ' ,I 1 -,lf ,Q-fl gt -.4 ' n : 3 J ,J 1 fag L . x, V I V 1 4 l SENIORSY. . .We plon our ye r in senior meetings , . . point of cider. . . J , f - I move the previous question! . . . We choose cops ond gowns f r roduoton . . . ond oim oll efforts toword two mile es: senior doy d gr tion. X. -1 '71 - ' M f ' MAR: HAR - . 6 I I 'Jac 'e xg X U , C e ub l .Ha n ' , or 4, UNH- psilon X , is- AZ t nf ec ' surer I ra - 117 tics l Q t e oc , Club f L' W, P 3,5 -- , ff s Ig L tin -'QE , Sv' ident 4, Noti o .xw -'r , Noon v' u A, P p lu l, 2, Purf Busi 6 e nom S . Q' ll 3, Busi' e Staff T- Q ers' P pie P 0 . ,. .I aff 3, Fe - Ph., I 1 4 ' lo . S ROGER C. SCHLENKER to e ur eni 4' eens 2 3, I t uro : RQg Fre la , Pre ent , Teens- l Olley Beta l, 2, 3, Bowling l, 2, Busy I, 3, . epresentcitive 2. Corner Club 3, Noon Service Club 4. ,, 4 P if item li Mew, 5 55 ROBERT SCUDAMORE Scud Basketball: J,V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Beta 2, 3, 4, Boys' Athletic Council, Secretary 4, Latin Club 2, Noon Service Club 4, Radio Guild l, 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Student Council 3. DANIEL Dan Beta 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 2, Busy Corner Club 3, Student Council l, Bowling l, - 0 -u RS' ' e s w A ing, ueen and court to reign o all . . pulcir . A per ljty . , many things are 7 fi' , an 1- n oi' rf. . , n w it, too, is passed e . ' ' j I My ai VI Joi-IN R. srmrsn A Sl'1afe Beta resident 3, Secretary 2, 4, ' Athletic Council 2, 3, Vice- resident 4, Co-Hi-An Business Editor ICIA JE YFR 4, lfootball: J.V, l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, qt Ok Noon Service Club, President 4, Stu- Busines e ce Club , horus l, dent Council l, Captain of G.O. 2, 3, 0.H A Sings Sm , Campaign -White 4, Track l, 2, 3, Pep Cl A Ie Pe egg 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Captain 4, Sfgff 45 ior Tri.Y - ogcer 15 Empire Boys' State 3, Slide Rule Club Swim Tea 4, Y-Teen . 4. 551233 iriiifil iYf li4EiCl '1 ei EARL B. STANLEY Ba d l, 2, 3, President 4, Select Band , 3, Dance Band 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Bet 2, 3, 4, Co-Hi-An Photography S ff 4, Dramatics 4, Orchestra l, 2, , President 4, Science Club 4, NYSSMA Area All-State l, 2, 3, 4, All-State 2, 4. CHARLES D. STANTON Charlie Beta 2, 3, Busy Corner Club 3, 4, Chess Club lp Junior Red Cross lg Noon Service Club 4. SENIORSV And our day arrives! . . 4 May 24 brings . . . costumes from S s unknown the fabulous annual senior program . . . prophecy W we are free as never before . . . the Co-Hi-An arrives on in eQf 1'he Senior Ball and party come and go. Service Clu Or h ro JUDITH ANN STEVENS RICHARD STILLWELL rp e Pennantf E toria Judy Student Council Business Service Club 3, Busy Corner Basketball u racuse tze hi on Club 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Purple 4, Beta 4, Boys t e Pennant 4, Senior Tri-Y 4, Y-Teens Dramatics All State 4 Slide Rule Club 4 2, 3, Badminton l. Varsity 4, Dick Manager: J.V. 3, Varsity Bowling lg Chess Club lg 2, 3, Football: J,V. 3, Tennis l, 3. -if in , 151, u:tifg,z.'if K lNU V l NV f ,W P ' J' 1'5 -,HWlNllRfD STONE-Ii ' SANDRA STULL DANIEL TAGLIENTE L ' lg Winnie'f7r,'li' X- In Sandy Dan Bus?nqsQ Service QlKib'3', Junior Reg Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ca-Hi-An Business Baseball, Varsity 4, Chess Club l, 'c?V9!'i, 22l'lNlOOI'1.'Sx5fVlC6 Club, sec- Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Purple Football: iv. 2, varsity 3, 4, Junior 3 gelrbry 4: P-lp Club 1, 2. r ' lv Pennant Business Staff 4, Senior Tri-Y Red Cross l, Latin Club 2, Science ' Liv , -lv ' 4, Volleyball 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Club l, 3, Track 3. i iv' ' V A Y 1' l Lf , 'll V A J' X, . qty' 'cu ,JJ 1 r sl qw r ,JM AJ .lj ' Ll-'N A SENIORSY . . . We attend mony banquets , . . Latin Club . . . Noon , ' Service Club . . . and Honor Ban uet . . . hi h and hi hest overa es, o LJ W J Cl Q Q Q , Q, 5 K 'Lf S greater number every year . . . Greater things ore soon to come , . , our 3' ' V c'loss honors are announced. 1 . i X, , . QL as W 'xv ,LJ kd. ,XXI n AAV ROSELYN TESORI MARY JO TESORIERO ' I Rosie Tes Vw Chorus l, Co-Hi-An Art Staff 4, Bowling 2, Co-Hi-An Business Staff Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, 4, Delta Epsilon 3, Treasurer 4, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Noon Service Dramatics l, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Club 4, Y-Teens 2, l.C.C. Represent- l, Latin Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, otive 3, Senior Tri-Y 4, lntramurals: Noon Service Clyb 4, Pep Club 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Vice-President l, Purple Pennaht: LARRY TAY'-QR 3, 4, Bowling l, Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Business Staff 2, 3, Circulation Man- Aggie Co-l-li-An Business Staff 4, Football, Varsity 3, Latin Club 2, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Swim Team l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Badminton l, 2, 3, 4, Archery l, 2, 3, Table Tennis l, 2, 3, 4. ager 4, Assistant 3, Editorial,Staff 3 4, Senior Tri-Y 4, Slide Rule Club 4' Y-Teens 3, Vice-President l, l.C.C Representative 2. 1 1 s ti '!!.d 5 '2EM Z2n.fs. FRm'! isr.5f2s i ROBERT N. THURBER Thurb Band 3, 45 Beta 2, 3, 45 Camera Club l5 Co-Hi- Photogra y Staff ANNETTE MARIE TOWELL fiAnnu Band l, 2, 3, 45 Select Band 35 Delta Epsilon 45 Latin Club 25 LIBERA A. TRIVISONNO Libby Business Service Club 35 Co-Hi-An Business Staff 45 Girls' Athletic ' r atics 3 ti Honor Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Purple Association 2, Vice-President 35 Lead- Soc ety , ure 5 oon Ser Pennant Editorial Staff 45 Senior Trif ers' Club 2, Vice-President 35 Pep f Cl 45 rches a 5 Wad' uild Y, Secretary 45 Y-Teens 2, 35 Club l5 Phi Alpha 2, 3, 45 Purple . NYSSMA Area All-State 45 Basket- Pennant: Business Staff 2, 3, 4, ball 4. Fashion Editor 4, Senior Tri-Y 45 0 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Intramurals: Volley- f ' ball l, 25 Soccer l5 Basketball l5 Baseball l, 25 Badminton l, 2. a 0 ENIORSZ . . . Baccalaureate . . . Graduation , . . speeches . . . awards . . . valedictoriah . . . salutatorian . . . reioicing . . . sadness . . . We Y view ourfatfccgsvs with mi ledllleelinbs . . . We eagerly await new freedoms I 'if -' i Oni'-RHOW we Sl'1'Oll iss C,fQWClGi6ml:5'u9. . . teachers , . . classmates. , sf , . --gf - , A, . 'A . ' lf 1' ' 'fl E0 r ' 5 1' If ' l , 7 X fl, .5 , . .4 .1 ,f iff' . J. 1, ' fi , . M V fir, g 5 it f .if , 3 V ,gs LOUISEBVAN inwmsnh, - . ,al ii .. ff' .f , -ww ' ., fy! J .f , I , . Art Wag! Club 4, co-Ha-An Busif i rj , 1.1 - 1, 1 , 5 ., . . U i I gf - 'li 3 1. Y, , , ness Saff 4, Delta Epsilon. , 3, 4, ARA H' U, f ii' i i i CAROL A. VALN DONSEL Dramatics , 2, 3, 45 Futuge Teach. Sally v A. i VGVISIEH l'ers'tClub 5 Latin Clubl-5,25 'Noon Chorus 2, 3, 4' Qfckstra 'I5 Girls' cies Club 1, 2,5 3, 4, seieci chorus 2, 3, 45 lntram ls: Volleyball l, 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Gi lsyitthletic Association 35 Leaders 1, Cab 355 Noon Service Club 45 Pep fjJClub 35 Phi Alpha 3, 45 Intramurals: Basketball 35 Bowling 25 Volleyball 3, 45 Badminton 4. fr- itorlall Staff EX45 Radio Guild 45 'T 'Seivice Glub, Vice-Presidenlt 45 Purf ' Pgnnmghfz, Business Staff Zt 3, 4, Sepior Tri-Y.4f' Student Council lx Y-Teens 2,,'3, Vice-President 'lg I, rl , 1 fr ,' , QMQSL i L. isa MZ CARL WALL Buck Band l, 2, 3, 4, Select 'Band 3, Base- ball: J.V. l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Beta 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Boys' Athletic Council 4, Dramatics 4, Future Teachers' Club 4, Noon Service Club 4, French Club 4, Radio Guild 4. JOAN ANN WEBSTER Joanie Chorus 2, 3, Co-Hi-An Art Staff 4, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, Latin Club 2, Purple Pen- nant l, 2, 3, Radio Guild l, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club l, Y-Teens l, 2. Skip Chess Club l, Fly-Tying Club 4. SENIORSl. . . We realize now the brevity of our stay at CHS . , . What has it meant . . . to us . . . to others . . . to our school? . . , The good times we have mentioned . . . We always worked and studied hard too - that's sarcasm, in case you didn't recognize itl ELIZABETH WILLSON Liz Business Service Club 3, Chorus l, Y-Teens 3, Senior Tri-Y 4. , ex it w'Q,,,a CR N. ll WLM l'f.:r MARTIN WILSON Marty Chess Club, President l, Dramatic 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers' Club 4, Latin Club 4, Noon Service Club 4, Radio Guild 4, Science Club l, Student Council l, French Club 3, 4, National Thespian Society 3, President 4. MARILYN ANN WINEBURG Lefty Co-Hi-An Literary Staff, 4, Dramatics 4, French Club 2, 3, Future Teachers' Club 4, President 3, Secretary 3, Girls' Athletic Association 2, Secre- tary 3, Leaders' Club 2, Secretary 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Latin Club 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Noon Service Club 4, Pep Club l, 2, Phi Alpha 2, 3, Assistant Secretary 4, Purple Pen- nant: Editorial Staff l, 2, Business Staff 2, Business Manager 4, As- sistant 3, Radio Guild 4, Senior Tri- Y 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 4. WILFRED WITHERS Willy Jack Chess Club l, Rifle Club l, 2, 3, Wrestling 3. Cbjvfv JOHN E. WOOD Senior Class Treasurer 4, Band l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Select Band l, 3, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4, Beta 2, Pres- ident 3, Treasurer 4, Co-Hi-An Business Staff 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Club a 4 4' -1 Noon Service Club 4, Orchestra 3, 196 Ll -2', le ,jfffd .fQl27'ldf1J Treasurer 4, Radio Guild 4, Student V, LQ' 0 Council 2, 4, NYSSMA Area All- !!! I Z State 4, National Honor Society 4. lj f ' l ,f .aj if ll i SENIORSY . e eave many records, many contributions, new chal- ? re years . . , We have succeeded . . . the Class of i957 44, S V l - I fJf'V7 f Vglffl' will liv on n memory of its friendly aid to underclossmen . . . cooperation wiyaculty . . . leadership for all . . . A GREAT CLASS!! 9 f ,J 2 QA SL- J l,,, 4, A, f?1f'efj7 ooNAi.D YAGER, Jn. C' A Boogie DAVID YouNG ' X, X. -Q,ff,ffZ75 -X-f Beta 3, 4, Co-Hi-An Business Staff Dove ' -' 4, Football: J.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Basketball: J.V, l, 2, Bowling l ANTHONY F. YACOVONE Latin Club 2, 4, Noon Service Club Busy Corner Club l, 2, Football Yac 4, Slide Rule Club 4, Student Council Varsity lg Kappa Zeta 2, Noon Ser Camera Club l, Chess Club l. l, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 4. vice Club 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. 3592333 ' 2 7 y .my Pierre Joseph ond Louise Vonln- RAYMOND ZAJAC For outstanding athletic ability and wogen display the pleasant person- Ramey good sportrnanshia, sentorf, give the alltues which make them favorites Baseball, Varsity 3, 4, Chess Clubl nod to Cathy Coll and Bosco in the senior class. CUMHC- The invaluable service which Bill Stell and Carol Ross perform tor- the class and school is displayed in the innumerable duties undertaken. SENIOR BALL COURT - Seated: D. Harrington, King: S. Haight, Queen. Front Row: V. Costes, L. Vonlnwagen, B. Colton, C. Call, A. Dvorak, P. Ferro, J. Bennett, J. Cruickshank, L. Trivisonno. Second Row: J. Miletta, D. Yager, B. Meddaugh, P. Joseph, F. Barry, W. Stell, A. Condie, J. Masterpaul, J. Shafer. 40 N11 5 R WL I V QQ K fwioiff xi! fgfx 41 JUNIORS-Front Row: N. Bush, V. Avery, E. Boehm D. Bennett, P. Baranello, M. Bush, M. Cory, L. Carpen ter, P, Bertini, A. Bush. Second Row: A. Bishop, E. Contento, N. Britt, V. Bennett, A. Bushnell, P. Carlin, S. Corson, E. Barrows, S. Call, J. Cerio. Third Row J. Carey, C. Bowman, G. Cataldo, D. Boyce, N. Cari- cato, R. Bentley, S. Brady, P. Adams, R. Burtis. Fourth Row: J. Camillo, W. Corson, R. Coleman, E. Cleveland, G. Carpenter. Absent: J. Alai, C. Cherchio, J. Clark. With onl one more ear before their commencement, the Juniors Y Y busy themselves with activities and plans to surpass the present Seniors. They spend many moments observing and listening, so that in September, when as a class they will be leading the student body, they will be prepared Class to set good examples and uphold the traditions of Cortland High School. No class has ever displayed its class rings so proudly, no class has ever boasted of its athletes, its scholars, or its leaders as that of '58, JUNIORS- Front Row: P. Gugluizza, C. Jones, P. Kelley, S. Hebble, M. Huttleston, P. Dimorier, M. Hasen- jager, C. Herf. Second Row: M. Gloster, M. Gunzen- hauser, S. Hammond, H. DeHaan, J. Jane-s,.J. Gregg r R. Kneedler, M. Dayger, D. Gardner, 'J. Emm, C. Falso, L. Downes. Third Row: G. Holden, J, Ingersoll, D. Foster, W. Evans, C. Dayton, K. Finkelstein, H. Finkel- stein, M. Davies, T. Edwards, G. Holmes, D. Gorman. Absent: V. Gillette, E. Hunt, L. Jackson, M. Knolls, R. John, F. Hammond, M. Ketchum. JUNIORS-Front Row: C. Lucy, B. Reed, J. Nichol- son, Barbara Morris, B. Partigianoni, G. Prosperi, J. Phelps, J. Mudge, B. Murphy, N. Mariecevich. Second Row: P. Palmer, N. McJunkin, J. Mutschler, A. Lisi, L Montesano, R. O'Brien, T. Owens, S. Packard, J. Partigianoni, N, Preston, A. Miner, Beverly Morris, S. Parker, P. Planck, M. Natoli, S, Law, P. Natoli. Third Row: S. McConnell, D. LeRoy, J. O'Leary, W. Pierce, G. McCaskill, J. Reitano, E, Morgia, G. Norton, S. Lawn, C. Ossit, D, Reed, J. McKelva, G. Polinsky. Absent: R. O'Hara, N. Piedigrossi. It is not pride alone which the Juniors possess that makes them a unique group of students, rather,it is impatience. They are anxious to prove their OF '58 worth, to set new records, and to indulge in the many activities limited to the graduating class. This is the year which will determine the success of '58 as a senior class. They have high goals to attain. The future is near at hand and soon they will be tested. If the lesson is well-learned, all will be aware that a good job has been accomplished. JUNIORS--Front Row: B. Rindge, P. Tomaso, M Rhyrmer, S. Stevens, P. Whiting, J. Yacavone, P. Rood S. Walworth. Second Row: L. Williams, C. Skinner, P. Riggs, P. Vico, L. Yacovone, J. Spiess, R. Valentino, M Yacano, M. Root, B. Smith, M. Wetmore. Third Row: T Tracy, W. Smith, R. Yacavone, J. Russell, G. Tice, R. Swartwout, T, Rogers, R. Wilson, R. Weyant. Fourth Row: J. Rose, D. Smith, G. Terpening, R. Wiltsey, W. Woodworth, J.'Vormwald, B. Wagner, H. Taylor, A. Story, M. Solka, D. Schick, Absent: P. Testa, F. Wood, J. Wood. SOPHOMORES-Front Row: H. Chapman, Sandra Brown, C. Barber, K. Cincotta, D. Allen, G. Carlson, J. Barfoot, C. Casterline, E. Barrows. Second Row: M. Baisler, C. Alteri, L. Berardi, L. Congdon, C. Carter, S. Alexander, G. Camillo, P. Cottrell, D. Bennett, J. Cleveland, J. Carotelli, S. Christmas, S. Besley. Third Row: W. Brown, R. Cincotta, R. Brooks, C. Christmas, R. Carsello, W. Burda, W. Abdallah, J. Andrews, L. Buddenhagen, T. Anthony, D. Cornman, T. Ardis. Fourth Row: W. Coon, W. Cosko, K. Crapo, Richard Burnham, H. Armstrong, G. Adams, M. Canestaro, F. Bailey, D. Bowker, C. Cook. Absent: Sharon Brown, Roland Burnham, A, Colasurdo, B. Crosby. Fret not, Class of '59, your two remaining years at C,H.S. will speed to an end. Therefore, the Class of '57 says, make the most of those years, work diligently, utilize your time in procuring new knowledge. The wealth Class of experience to be had in a school such as ours will count immeasurably in a happy, meaningful future. C.H.S. should always be synonymous with friendships, sportsmanship, knowledge, and fun. SOPHOMORES-Front Row: V. Edwards, A. Ericksen, B. Dauphin, L. Hotchkiss, K. Harvey, J, Ferris, M. DiStefano, K. Fankhauser, J. Gordon. Second Row: J. Emm, J. Giltner, J. Dries, P. DeWolf, M. Grant, J. Gillette, A. Gutchess. Third Row: P. Harrington, J. lacavino, W. Dimick, D. Huttleston, W. Dunning, R. Ferris, D. Falso, D. Hawks, W. Hay. Fourth Row: S. Harrington, J. Hay, E. lffert, W. lnnerst, F. Discenza, G. Goodale, E. Huttleston, T. Hover, T. Hilgaertner, W Farr. Absent: C. Dalgety, F. Duffy, M. Dragotta, C. Ferro, J, Garvey, P. Grand, D. Greenwood, P. Guy, N. Hawkins, A. Hobart, L. Hammond. SOPHOMORES-Front Row: L. Jenkins, B. Morris M. Prosperi, C. O'Shea, B. Lesperance. Second Row S. Nygaard, S. Kleine, S. Mitchinson, V. Joseph W. Marks, M. O'Connor, M. Kleine, Pf Parker, S. Jones, M. Morgan. Third Row: J. Packard, J. Meld rim, G. McRorie, W. Orton, N. Pantas, T. Kotas, J Northup, G. Marsted, W. Mitchinson, R. Mynard. Fourth Row: R. Loomis, A. Mclntyre, O. McCoy, J Lang, C, Kent, P. Mickelson, D. Jacques, D. Partis J, McNamara. Fifth Row: R. Martin, M. Mead, R Miller, J. Metzger, S. Mauzy, G. Mahar. Absent: R Kleine, A. Lash, C. Little, E. Miner, C. Palladino, R Palmer, A. Pawlosky, S. Peake. Look not upon your studies as evils imposed by oppressive 'faculty and administrators, but as keys to new corridors of future achievement, willingly bestowed by more learned benefactors. If Euclid, Darwin, and Caesar have F '59 no place in your life at the moment, don't forsake them completely for Mantle, Monroe, and Presley, but save them for their future worth. The doors of C.H.S. close behind '57 but we have happy memories of our days as sophomores. We wish you, Class of '59, your share of memories and all success in your remaining years. SOPHOMORES-Front Row: E. Wilson, M. Race, M. l. Scharteld, R. Ward, G. Wagner, G. Robillard, J Rice, N. Utter, M. Thorp, E. Yocavone, J. Woodard, Tyler, J. Tomaso. Fourth Row: James Williams, John M. Whiting, W. Wheeler, P. Varns, B. Withers. Second Rocco, J. Reynolds, D. Southworth, O. Sampson, C Row: Joan'WiIliams, K. Schultz, C. Rogers, J. Stisser, Reed, R. Squires, R. Withers, M. Rinaldi, K. Reed C. Wall, A. Tracy, J. Reitano, L. Sepe, B. Wilson, F. Fifth Row: K. Tryon, D. Smigel, F. Young. Absent: S Vv'eishaupt, N. White, J. Sawyer, B. Stevens. Third Shepard, L. Smith, V. Watrous, J. Wood. Row: C. Van Demark, T. Testa, W. Wood, J. Towell, FRESHMEN-Front Row: N. Corey, M. Bradshaw J. Barnick, C. Cruver, S, Campbell, E. Conklin, P. Cor nell, G. Cordary, G. Coville, C. Brown, R. Bowman, R Bush, A. Bushnell. Second Row: J. Brooks, R. An thony, D. Baker, S. Buggs, L. Burns, S. Bell, J. Cornell S. De Cenzo, S. Cole, R. Atkins, E. Anderson, C. Bow man. Third Row: W. Diescher, G. Allen, P. Consroe, K. Andrews, J. Costes, G. Cowburn, J. Dippolito, R Beckman, A, Call, W, Call, F, Conklin, A. DiPietro, M. Davis. Fourth Row: W. Crowell, W. Ambler, E. Cos- terline, J. Compagni, Anthony Chiara, D. Ames, Alex Chiara, K, Cole, J. Alcorn. Fifth Row: D. Carter, G. Bonawitz, D. Anderson, H. Crosby, R. Ames, G. Babcock. Absent: L. Ardis, A, Baker, E. Brown, G. Brown, A. Carach, L, Chrisrnan, J. Clark, J. Congdon, P. Detrick. As we progress through our senior year, how often we pause and remi- nisce concerning the incidents both humorous and solemn which have com- prised our high school careers. When we ponder upon the significance of these events, we realize that a majority of them occurred during our fresh- Class man year. That year holds many surprises. It is during this time that we become well acquainted with our school and schoolmates. FRESHMEN - Front Row: B. Gardner, D, Fritz, H Ferris, S, Earley, M. Dyer, A. Edwards, C. Lane, D. Eldred, S. Johnson, C. Gardiner. Second Row: K. John- son, G. Ingram, P. Kovalchik, T. Lindley, F, Gabriel, P, Lang, D. Lee, R. Gutchess, R. Laurelli, N. Lane, K. Lloyd. Third Row: M. Discenza, D. Fiske, N. Kalilee, A. Discenza, S. Hobart, C. Dragotta, B. Kaplan, D. Folso, A. Fantacone, Z. Guernsey, J. Harman, R. Jensen, K. Hartnett, Fourth Row: M. Gross, W. Kopald, J. Lardeo, R. Lucano, W. Fuller, S. Finkelstein, J. Harri- son, C. Gower, J. Jacobi, R. Lyon, R. Dodge. Fifth Row: R. Kinney, R. Glazier, T. Farr, J. Kane, E. Goodale, B. Kilmer, J. Francher, J. Ferro, J. Gay, W. Latimer, H. Hyde. Sixth Row: C. Dyer, H, Freeland, N. Keyes, J. Lane. Absent: J. Fowler, C. Drach. FRESHMEN-Front Row: K. Murphy, E. Rozich, S Martineau, K. Neumann, P. Mitchell, S. O'Hara, S Neville, .l. Mastronardi. Second Row: C. McNinch S. Mackley, B, Perry, D. Parmeter, C. Natale, D. Mu senga, M. Nawalk, E. Niver, B. Mann, L. Newman, K Randall, B. Paganelli, M. Phelps, K. Pace, J. Paddock. Third Row: D. Rindge, J. Ramanisky, P. Reitano, T. Moss, P. Root, D, Ryan, R. Padavona, L. O'Shea, S. Mawby, R. Martin, D. Perfetti. Fourth Row: C. Mati- son, K, McConnell, J. O'l-lara, J. Maxson, R. Pappas, J. Russell, A. Rehbein, R. Rightmire, D. McHale, E. Marks. Fifth Row: D. Oughtersan, D, Newton, D. Reynolds, E Reeves, W. Purdy, A. Minielli, R. Manning, M. McKend- rick. Absent: G. McKay, L. Morehouse, H. Platt, R Price, R. Riga. Our world at this time is a mixture of algebra, English, science, and social studies, interspersed freely with parties, boy-friends, girl-friends, and OF '60 our first big dances Ccomplete with flowersi. Suddenly finals are upon us, our year climaxes in a blur of proctors, papers, pens, and perspiration. While in your ninth year, freshmen, develop good study habits, learn the benefits of cooperation, establish a firm foundation which will prove so necessary in your remaining three years at Cortland High, in fact, through- out your life. FRESHMEN-Front Row: V. Smith, S. Wing, L. Yacavone, C. Speir, E. Sherman, N. Skordis, P. Tryon J. Stanley, C. Sampson, L. Wickwire. Second Row: A. Wood, C. Woodard, N, Tinelli, P. Smith, V. Seyfried, ES. Weaver, B. Weston, C. Sands, S. Sardo, S. Wilkin- son, C. Smith, W. Seamans, E. Shearer, N. Shattuck, S. Story. Third Row: Barbara Wilson, W. Schmidt, P. Sheppard, G. Wyckoff, R. Sangiorgi, G. Yacavone, M. Simon, R. Wood, W. Wimer, T. Varmwald, P. Tutine M. Sawickey, D. Tesori. Fourth Row: R. Stevens, J. Tracy, W. Smith, G. Walker, J. Stecyk, C. Timanus, R. Smith, G. Wood, G. Yager, R. Tesari, J. Zampino. Absent: J. Sloan, W. Taylor, J. Ward, R. Wavle, P. Wetmore. 1 EIGHTH GRADE - Front Row: J. Andrews, J. Doug- lass, C. Blayda, N. Bates, C. Burnham, P. Costello, M Dyer, D. Cherchio, J. Clark, M. Barry, M. Dilorio, S Cotanche. Second Row: P. Chronister, D. Chevalier, C. Crumb, M. Congdon, M. Caldwell, A. Bertini, V. Baird, T. Crosby, J. Beam, C. Cowen, K. Bryan, C Cotanche, J. Britt, M. Burgett, E. Camilla, A. Bush Third Row: L, Allcack, R. Dilario, W. Clement, J. Combs, R. Brough, M. Barrows, J. Carnr-nan, D. Conklin, P. Dufresne, W. DeWoIte, J. Casterline. Fourth Row: M. Colasurdo, G. Dolly, W. Craig, R. Bonawitz, G. Brady, G. Compagni, J. Decker, C. DeGrace, J. Diescher, R. Dutcher, J. Austin, J. Carlin. Absent: T. Allen, S. Aloi, M. Baranello, R. Bush. In their second year at Cortland High School, our young eighth- graders are beginning to realize their many opportunities. At first, a bit over-whelmed and confused, they are gradually adjusting to their now- familiar environment. Such activities as junior high cooking clubs, dance Class club, Yorkers club, and choir offer the eighth-graders an opportunity to participate in school functions. Many also take part in intramural sports seventh periods. EIGHTH GRADE - Front Row: Beverly Hackett, B Hilsinger, C. Ingersoll, D. French, H. Kistler, M. Fiske, B. Fairbanks, C. Hollenbeck, V. Glazier, A. Gosselin L. Harriger, P. Hawkins. Second Row: J. Lawrence S. Garner, B. Eggleston, J. Kent, Barbara Hackett, Gi Little, S, Gower, E. Gregg, C. Kleine, D. Grant, E. Farr J. Green, S. Kunes, S. Falso. Third Row: R. Hinkle 1 r 1 J. Lella, J. Hayes, B. Greenman, T. Ericksen, F. Koh- berger, A. Furnerola, D. Earley, P. Harrington, A. Fank- hauser, R. Gailor, R. Flathers, R. Karpenko, R. Lindley. Fourth Row: S. Fairchild, H. Keyes, G. Gailor, N. Galutz, J. Gugluizza, L. Jensen, L. Lieber, R. Greene, J. Hartford, D. Hobart, E. Hart. Absent: S. Gillette, E. Guernsey, G. Hatheway. EIGHTH GRADE - Front Row: K. Root, G. Mastro- nardi, M, O'Hara, B. Marshall, N. Ousby, S. Noss, N. Melinder, S. Pence, P. O'Connor, S. McLaughlin, M. Palmer, C. Rindge. Second Row: S. Rose, J. Roberts, J. Rowe, B. Palladino, D. Merihew, N. Northup, S. Morgia, E. Pierce, M. Morgan, G. Reynolds, J. McKelva C. Morton, S. Olds, C. Marcin. Third Row: C. Rosato, W. Pierce, J. Netti, T. .Owens, L. Pinto, A. Maniccia T. Meldrim, K. McKay, N. Miller, M. O'Shea, R. Mudge C. Moschak. Fourth Row: R. Romanisky, K. McCon nell, L. Mullen, J. Miller, J. Morgia, R. McGee, G O'Connell, R. Meddaugh, T. Rogers, J. Neville, R. Purdy J. Miletta. Absent: A, Peake, L. Parks, R. Randall K. Price, E. Reddish. Boys in the class are beginning to discover another extracurricular activity, - girlsl But little do they know what is in store for them. Next '61 year, Cortland High's Class of l96l will enter senior high as Freshmen. This is another important event in their high school lives to which they are looking forward with a bit of both hesitation and anticipation. The road ahead seems long, indeed, but they will soon look back and realize how fast the pleasant years have flown. EIGHTH GRADE - Front Row: N. Smith, F. Yacano, M. Sykes, C. Stanton, L. Simmons, P. Woolridge, V. Snyder, S. Tallman, P. Story, C. Somers, J. Riley, L. VanWoert. Second Row: P.' Wilkinson, J. Vanderpool M. Sampson, J. Stone, K. Seymour, D. Sepe, B. Smith R. Sardo, F. Tinelli, R. Sopp, E. Young, H. Sopp, C Wood, F. VanWinkle. Third Row: R. Tallman, M. Suben, R. Sampson, G. Smith, G. Yacavone, S. Sonnac- chio, R. Shattuck, D. Yacavone, J. Tucci, R. Van Hens- bergen, D. Woodward, R. Taylor, D, White. Fourth Row: D. Zimmerman, B. Smith, B. Whaley, D. Vande- Bogart, W. VanHoesen, G. Wilkins, J. VanDemark, H. Trokanski. Absent: D. Sebring, C. Webster. SEVENTH GRADE-Front Row: C. Buggs, M. Chap- man, C. Cheney, L. Camilla, N. Casey, D. Baker, C Caratelli, J. Bell, B. Crapo, S. Coffin, S. Attleson Second Row: E. Cates, J. Coville, T. Boyce, N. Bough ton, E. Bennett, L. Coville, I. Crossman, M. Alexander, J. Conklin, C. Burns,' C. Anderson, E. Benjamin, M Ashley, M. Ambler, B. Baranella. Third Row: A Davenport, S. Campbell, W. Batsford, L. Cole, D. Little 1 P. Burda, P. Britt, J. Bell, W. Woodard, W. Cleveland C. Cruthers, J. Bartoot, T. Cleveland. Fourth Row R. Bushnell, J. Butler, R. Boyden, M. Airhart, R. Condie S. Allen, W. Burns, V. Corbin, R Cinquanti, R. Chiara W. Leonard, G. Lockwood, H. Northup., Fifth Row M. Cates, K. Barnes, J. Craig, J. Balling, K. Archibald, J. Baker, G. Bierly, D. Andrews. A maze, consisting of a multitude of echoing corridors, friendly teachers anxiously offering assistance, and students towering above, is the scene greeting the eyes of the seventh grader as he enters high school for the first Class time. How confusing all the bells are! Where is everyone rushing? Where in the world is room 228? These sentiments have been experienced by each elementary school pupil who has been elevated to junior high school. SEVENTH GRADE-Front Row: S. Joseph, P. Frank- lin, L. Fellows, A. Greco, S. Ferro, S. Earley, S. Hop- kins, J. Snell, S. Rice, l. Garner. Second Row: B. Hinkle, J. Gay, L. Jacobi, S. Doloisio, J. Fisher, R. Hol- lenbeck, G, Dalola, J. Eldred, J. Freeman, E. Evans, D. Harris. Third Row: G. Grant, W. Farnham, R. Haley, L. Hay, J. French, G. Guernsey, V. Faraoni, J. Helms, Fourth Row: H. Hol- comb, R. Weidner, D. Fellows, G. Harrington, L. Hinkle, E. Giamei, J. Harvey, K. Henry, A. Davis, R. DeBoyce, N. Greco, D. Hatheway. Fifth Row: R. Hammond, T. Huttleston, J. Homer, G. Jackson, D. Hull, J. Johnson, R. Jackson, S. Guy, G. Hines, W. Kinney, J. Edwards, S. Hall, A. Giamei, G. Dexter. W. Carr. SEVENTH GRADE- Front Row: P. Carman, J. Morris D. Oughterson, J. Ormsby, J. Musenga, M. O'Shea, P McDermott, K. Miller, P. Marshall, J. Lash, H. Natoli C. Moore. Second Row: K. Lucy, K. Monohan, L Moore, C. Oliver, M. Lella, C. McKewin, L. Osadnik, M. Newton. Third Row: M. Cornell, B. Luce, S Minielli, L. Latimer, V. Kilmer, D. McLean, D. McRorie V. Kernan, K. Krupkin, C. DeCenzo, G. Leonard, W Kennedy. Fourth Row: F. Moore, J. McKiernan, G. Langdon, J. Morton, R. McElhone, G. Mullen, J. Dovi, F. Owens, G. Law, A. Lardeo, J. Metz, F. Natale, M. Pinto. Fifth Row: W. Stevens, R. Kelley, P. Nye, J. Neal, R. Lieber, D. Keeney, R. Lang, A. Whyte, D. Lucy, M. Mancini, D. Lane, F. Cass, D. Crapo. Absent: L. Miller. A new and different world opens as they pass through the doors of C.H.S. ln September they appear to be lost in a fog, but soon they become members Of 62 of various clubs, next, they experience the thrill of attending THEIR school's football games, and as they gradually fit into school life, they become accustomed to the bustle and begin to enjoy it. By June they are ready to pass on to eighth grade, having completed their first year of junior high. SEVENTH GRADE-Front Row: R. Van Hoesen, C. Sands, S. Parker, G. Peterson, C. Seyfried, R. Story, L. VVhiting, P. Root, J. Personius, G.'Stevens, D. Pflug Second Row: K. Reynolds, G. Taylor, P. Rozich, R. VVeaver, S. Pinto, C. Taylor, L. Southworth, S. Stevens, L.. Shutt, A. Polinsky, B. Thomas, R. Partigianoni. Third Row: R. Scutt, R. Purdy, B. Ryan, D. Stacey, S. Young, N. Wilk, L. Storey, L. Soule, B. Tremacco, F. Reddish, R. Robarge, D. Sheheen, P. Palladino. Fourth Row: H. Sebring, W. Scanty, W. Young, C. Riggs, L. Spiess, J. Powers, W. Space, T. Tworney, R. Story, G. Reardon, W. White. Fifth Row: T. Ripley, D. Randall, J. Schultz, N. Reddish, C. Post, D. Strauff, J. Pace, R. Swinehart, G. Rodman, R. Trimm, D. Zackary,.R. Stark- weather. Sixth Row: J. Smigel, A. Wing, G. Powers, D. Planck, J. Robinson, D. Root. Joseph Darweesh, Cortland l-ligh's A familiar sight is the crowd of students around the school entrance at 12:45, most fomous OVOTOU DQUSQS to reflect including the black jacket with white lettering, at the right. UDOVW needed Clle 9e5 ln OU' eleelefel college. Joe reached the district contest in the American Legion Ora- Barbara Colton, one of the busiest and fOfiCO'COf1feSf- most energetic of the senior girls, and chosen to join in the D.A,R. Good The school Red Cross drive far surpassed the participation and enthusiasm of Citizenship competition, here writes her previous years. Shown here are the leaders of Junior Red Cross, who con- essay for the contest. tributed to its success. Student Council elections were the center of considerable interest, resulting in A popular retreat is the library, whose the election of Cortland High's first girl president in many years, Josephine Sepe. nooks and books provide enjoyment and Here voters are registering. enlightment for many. 52 wi? A ff e fb ag!! A ENE H ff f , bf'- Q. Q xi A X X x XV V N V 544 N S M. E9 1 43 T UWA XQQER IE X S ii STUDENT COUNCIL - Right: J. Sepe, President. Front Row: D. LeRoy, P. Vico, J. Aloi, J. Sloan, T. Meldrim, M. Dilorio, C. Buggs, M. Baisler, R. Eaton. Second Row: I. Scharfeld, S. Joseph, D. Falso, C. Cheney, D. Cherchio, K. Reynolds, K. Miller, L, Soule, H. Kistler, G. Harrington, W. Call. Third Row: H. Ames, J. Zampino, J. Compagni, W. Mitchinson, P, Joseph, W. Pierce, P. Sheppard, W. Stevens, J. Wood, J. O'Leary, T. Hil- goertner, D. VandeBoga rt. tudent Council The Student Council is junior democracy in action. Two Students from each home- room, elected by popular vote, represent their fellow students at meetings and report the CounciI's accomplishments to them. Activities of this group are many and varied. Distributing money among needy clubs, scheduling sponsorship of mixers, and selecting paid assemblies constitute only a small port of their work. The G.O. campaign, solely the responsi- bility of the Student Council, is headed by two captains elected by homeroom representatives. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFlCERS- Seated: dent: P, Vico, Secretary. Standing: T. M el A goal is set, the homerooms are divided be- tween the captains according to students. Membership in the General Organization, whereby students receive a pass tor all home athletic matches and support school functions are sold for one week, after which rewards are given to homerooms in which all students join. A penalty assembly is held for the mem- bers of the losing team, who perform the antics as specified by a committee of the vic- tors, all in fun. This year l,O92 member- ships were bought, the highest goal yet set and surpassed. Falso, Assistant Secretary: J. Sepe, Presi- im, Vice-President: J. O'Leary, Treasurer. CO-HI-AN BUSINESS STAFFI- Seated: V. Con- tento, M. Clouston, S. Laurelli, J. Masterpaul, S. Stull, J. Holcomb, K. O'Hara, H. Cataldo, J. Canestaro, P. Abdallah, J. Shafer, Business Manager. Standing: L. Campbell, B. Schedler, B. Meddaugh, F. Barry, A. Gos- selin, W. Stell, J. O'Mara, L. Vanlnwagen, S. Reynolds, S. Dowd, P. Joseph, C. Call, C. Chiara, C. Calkins, J. Wood, S. Moscrop, M. Tesoriero, P. Seyfried, L. Trivi- sonno, J. Miletta, J. Sepe, L. Taylor, D. Yager, A. Con- die, D. Harrington, R. Eaton. 1957 Co -Hi-An C0 - HI- AN BOARD - Seated: J. Hilgaerfner, Art Editor: B. Ferris, Literary Editor: W. Stell, Editor-in-Chief. Standing: G. Crocker, Photography Editor: F. Barry, Assistant Editor: J. Shafer, Business Manager. The members of these staffs have worked diligently during the year to maintain the prestige of the Co-Hi-An which has been pro- duced annually since l93l. Under the leader- ship of the editors, who were elected in the spring of their junior year, these students have strived in every way to improve this, their chronicle, and to meet the established CO - HI- AN EDITORIAL STAFF - Seated: H. Ames, M. Scharfeld, M. Wineburg, S. Haight, J, Webster, M, Quigley, J. Hilgaertner, W. Stell, B. Ferris, G. Crocker, deadline. To John Shafer fell the duty of managing finances. Jeff Hilgaertner and Barb Ferris worked with staff members in carrying out ideas for designs and copy. Bill Stell and Frank Barry drew layouts and super- vised operations, while Corky Crocker toured the school with his little black box. The re- sults of these labors you see before you. R. Tesori. Standing: J. Darweesh, H, Douglass, M. Bloodgood, C. Harris, R. Thurber, V. May, S. Potter, A. DeSpirito, E. Stanley, F. Barry. PURPLE PENNANT EDITORIAL BOARD - Seated: M. Clouston, Typing Manager: P. Carlin, Headline Editor: B. Meddaugh, Sports Editor: C. Ross, Editor-in-Chief: J. Darweesh, M. Scharfeld, Feature Editors: B. Colton, Copy Editor. Standing: E. Paddock, Exchange Editor' The Purn With the intent to inform, Cortland High's newspaper brings the student body the cur- rent news and views six times annually. Each edition of the Purple Pennant represents the combined effortsgof the reporters, copyreaders, typists, proofreaders, headliners, photogra- PURPLE PENNANT BUSINESS STAFF - Front Row: E. Mead, J. Miletta, V. Contento, S, Stull, J. Nicholson, M. Root, J. Mudge, B. Reed. -Second Row: P. Bara- nello, N. McJunkin, M. Tesoriero, B. Colton, J. Yaca- vone, N, Britt, S. Call, L. Campbell, M. Wineburg. Third Row: S. Parker, G. Morenus, M. Knolls, A. PURPLE PENNANT LITERARY STAFF - Seated: J. Mudge, M. Baisler, J. Mutschler, P. Hawkins, S. Jones, J. Stevens, J. Aloi, A. Gosselin, P. Gugluizza, M. Clouston, J. Gregg, M. Gloster, M, Knolls, M. Gunzenhauser, P. Abdallah, C. Harris. Standing: L. Downes, N. Natoli, C. Bowman, Proof Editor: M. Wineburg, Advertising Manager, D, LeRoy, Photography Editor: B. Reed, Trea- surer: J. Miletta, Headlines: M. Tesoriero, Circulation Manager. Absent: J, Comfort, Feature Editor: C. Har- ris, Art Editor: L. Trivisonno, Fashion Editor. le Pennant phers, and editors. With each issue the staff members gain invaluable experience in journa- lism and in working as a team with a common goal - to produce the best possible publi- cation. Keeney, S. Reynolds, K. O'Hara, P. Gugluizza, M. Scharfeld. Fourth' Row: M. Huttleston, A. Bishop, J. Cruickshank, P. Abdallah, L. Trivisonno, C. Calkins, P. Seyfried, J. Gregg. Fifth Row: A. Lisi, P. Bertini, L. Vanlnwagen, S. Haight, J. Kane, J. Aloi, B. Ferris, M. Gloster, M. Gunzenhauser. P. Bertini, P. Baranello, N, Britt, P. Carlin, S. Call, C. Casterline, L. Sepe, L. Carpenter, E. Paddock, J. Ben-- -nett, B. Colton, E. Cook, L. Williams, M. Wetmore, B. Stevens, J. Kane, N. Utter, D. LeRoy. PURPLE PENNANT REPORTERS - On Stairs iclock- wisei: N. Hawkins, T. Owens, L. Hotchkiss, J. Riley, C. Rindge, J. Gordon, A. Bishop, K. Schultz, S. Burtis, A. Towell, M. Baisler, L. Campbell, S. Jones, M. Schar- feld. Lower Group: L. Trivisonno, L. Jenkins, R. Sardo, R. Valentino, E. Yacavone, S. Reynolds, S. Noss, L. Vonlnwagen, S. Haight, D. Fiske, C. Lane, A. Keeney, S. Pence, F. Weishaupt, C. Calkins, C, Ross, C. Bowman, A. Lisi, M. O'Connor, C. Somers, S. McLaughlin, B. Wilson, M. Suben, A. Miner, J. Stisser, C. Jones, P. Dimorier, C. Lucy, M. Tesoriero, M. Gloster, M. Gunzen- hauser, B. Meddaugh, B. Morris, M. Race, P. Grand, C. Dalgety, D. Zimmerman, J. Phelps, F. Barry, J. Miletta, J. Darweesh, W. Stell, E. Mead. National Honor Society Election to the Ferdinand E. Smith Chapter of the National Honor Society is deemed the highest honor a student in Cortland High can receive. Selection of members is based on the society's keywords: scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. At the end of the year membership in the N.H.S. includes fifteen per cent of the senior class. Members devote at least one hour weekly to service proiects in the community, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Kneeling: J. Com fort, S. Burtis. Front Row: Miss Kinnally, Adviser: M Wineburg, S. Moscrop, M. Scharfeld, M. Clouston, C Ross, G. Morenus, S. Haight, Miss Krewson, Adviser. such as sky-watching and working in the Cortland Memorial Hospital stockroorn. One of the most im- portant events in the school year, sponsored by N.H,S., is the spring honor banquet, Students in the lOth, l lth, and l2th grades strive to maintain the yearly average of 8596 or higher, required for invitation to this en- joyable affair. Center: F. Barry. Second Row: W. Stell, J. Wood, A. Gunn, K. Edgecomb, R. Thurber, H. Ames, J. Darweesh, B. Meddaugh. SENIOR BAND -- First Row: E. Stanley, J. Darweesh E. Lawrence, A. Gutchess, M. Cory, T. Owens, W. Stell Second Row: N. Utter, J. Holcomb, J. Stanley D. Schick fabsentl, B, Perry, J. Carlin, K. Pace J. Partigianoni, W. lnnerst, S. Hebble labsentl, R Squires, J. Wood. Third Row: T. Anthony, C. Wall A. Dvorak, J. Kane, R. Padavona, W. Abdallah, S enio Prof Stanley raises his hand and all is silence as the poised bandsmen anticipate a downbeat with bated breath . . . some clarinetist unleases an ear piercing squeak and the silence is broken. The foibles of the C.H.S. bandsmen and assorted talents . . . these are the qualities that Prof exploits 1 1 1 1 I' Nyegaard, P. Fowler, G. Norton, P. Reitano, J. Canestaro, F. DeGrace, R. Smith, J. Andrews labsentD, F. Endler, M. Dayger labsentl, P. Tutino, J. Rocco. Fourth Row: F. Gabriel, M. Discenza, S. Finklestein, P. Lang, M. Brad- shaw, K. Neumann, K. Murphy, H. Armstrong, R. Ames, R. Thurber, G. Howe, Mr. Stanley, Director: K. Mc- Connell, K. Andrews, C. Cook, A. Towell, R. John. Band in molding our band into one of the state's best. A whistle blast . . . and Sandy Packard leads her charges into another intricate for- mation. Much credit goes to the majorettes who glamorize the band's maneuvers and boost the boys' morale. I M a I0 re Hes MAJORETTES - C. Gardiner, B. Wilson, S. Packard, K. Neumann, L. Downes. 58 JUNIOR BAND - First Row: D, Zimmerman, N. Skor- clis, S. McLaughlin, C, Morton, E. Barrows, K. Cole, D. Vande Bogart. Second Row: C. Sommers, S. Ferro, B. Tremocco, F. Tinelli, R. Mynard, J. Metz, S. Attleson, J. Austin, J. Alcorm, H. Kistler, S, Pence, N. Melinder. Third Row: K, Lloyd, J. Netti, C. Marcin, R. Karpenko, L.. Moore, C. Moore, L. Cole, M, Airhart, J. Smigel, G. Junio The music of CHS. takes on a lively beat when the hearty musicians pictured be- low harmonize. Indispensable at school dance functions and Y mixers, these cool cats afford frivolity and pleasure to all with their renditions of Night Train and the Mickey Mouse March. I' Reardon Cabsentl, J. Morgia, G. Cowburn, G. Hathewoy, J, Romanisky, D. Newton, A. Maniccia, J. Cornman, D. Grant. Fourth Row: J. McKierman, C. Cruthers. S. Young, C. Cotanche, C. Cheney, K. Miller, M. Suben T. Rogers, K, Krupkin, P. O'Connor, S. Noss, S. Morgia, Mr. Stanley, Director, C. Anderson, E. Goodale, A. Daven- port, J. Hayes. Band These hardy musicians will learn through experience the function of the man on the podium . . . the meaning of harmony . . . and the appreciation of good music. With practice they will someday form the nucleus of C1 better senior band. 1 After the game everybody jumps to the music of Jack Wood's deliriousf dozen. DANCE BAND - Front Row: J. Rocco, W. Stell, E. Stanley, J. Darweesh, J. Wood, Second Row: Miss Fowler, W. Abdallah, R. Podavona, J. Miletta, H. Armstrong, R. John, F. Endler, G. Howe. 59 J JU' v 4 ORCHESTRA - First Row: S. Burtis, M. Rhyner, E. Anderson, K. Krupkin, F. Endler, G. Wu Howe, E. Stanley, J. Darweesh. Second Row: S. Laurelli, P. Carlin, R. Sardo, K. Randall, M. Cory, D. Van de Bogart, E. Lawrence, N. Utter, F. Duffy, S. Buggs, R. Burtis. Third Row: R. Squires, J. Sawyer, L. Parks, K. Murphy, Mr. Signorelli, Director, C. Cook. Orchestra Rosined bows pass over singing strings symphonies is not the musicians' greatest con- as perspiring young musicians attempt every- cern. Satisfaction in achievement, and thing from Handel to Hindemith under the pleasure in playing in an excellent high school apt conducting of Mr. Signorelli. Whether orchestra are their triumphs. or not they perform later in life with major MARCHING BAND Members of marching band spend many hours on the field practicing right maneuvers which tend to confuse both the marchers and spectators. The results, however, are amazing! Here the band salutes the opposing team, Oneonta, with o perfect 0 formation. 60 of CHORUS - Front Row: S. Corson, R. Laurelli, E. Bar- rows, S. O'Hara, J. Jones, J. Ferris, P, Whiting, P. Grand, M. Discenza, J. Cleveland, L. Miller. Second Row: H. DeHaan, M. Rice, G. Carlson, V. Edwards, B. -Choral Music The high school chorus, comprised of mixed voices, is the major vocal group in Cortland High School. The activities of the choir, under the direction of Miss Chamber- lain, are highlighted by the annual spring con- cert and participation in the May music festi- val at Ithaca. Though new at C.H.S., the Junior Choir is an active organization of seventh and eighth graders. These enthusiastic young people GIRLS GLEE CLUB - C. Speir, H. DeHaan, N. Skordis, Miss Chamberlain, Director, J. Cleveland, M. Rhyner, P. Robinson, S. Stull, S. Dowd, S. VandeBogart, K. Matson. Third Row: F. Bailey, W. Hay, T, Rogers, G. Crocker, G. Allen, E. Marks, R. Lyon, J. Pankhurst, R. Burtis, M. Salka, R. Cook, Miss Chamberlain, Director. Thrills The Ear are learning the fundamentals of ensemble singing in preparation for future years in the high school mixed chorus. Among the important choral groups at C.H.S. is the Girls' Glee Club. These girls sing for the love of it. Aside from singing various types of music, the members also learn the art of conducting. The blending of their voices was greatly enjoyed in the Christ- mas program and the spring concert. Whiting, K.. Matson, L. Miller, P. Tomaso, S. Stevens, B. Weaver. SEVENTH-EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR-Front Row: Miss Chamberlain, Adviser: G. Rodman, J. Netti, S. Morgio, L. Hay, P. McDermott, K. Miller, P. Marshall, C. Sey- fried, R. Partigianoni, N. Casey. Second Row: R. Weaver, E. Young, J. Johnson, C. Sands, J. Gay, L. Southworth, C. Cheney, D. Oughterson, J. Fisher, J. Ormsby. Third Row: J. Morgio, S. Hall, A. Polinsky, S. Attleson, B. Baranello, G. Stevens, B. Luce, P. Rozich, S. Parker. EIGHTH GRADE DANCE CLUB - T, Allen, V. Baird, M. Baranello, M. Caldwell, D. Chevalier, C. Cotanche, C. Crumb, B. Eggleston, M. Fiske, S. Garner, A. Gosselin, D. Grant, J. Greene, B. Greenman, E. Gregg, J. Gugluiz za, B. Hackett, E. Hart, F. Kohberger, J. Lawrence, R. McGee, J, McKelva, M. Morgan, J. Morgia, S. Margia J. Netti, J. Neville, N. Northup, S. Olds, T. Owens, B Palladino, K. Price. G. Raymond, K. Root, S. Rose, M Sampson, L. Simmons, N. Smith, R. Sopp, R. Taylor, F Tinelli, D. VandeBogart, W. VanHoesen, L. VanWoert B. Whaley, G, Wilkins, P. Wilkinson, C. Wood, D Woodward, P. Wooldridge, F. Yacano, E. Young, Mr Green, Adviser. Dance Clubs Under the leadership of Mr. William Green, the junior high students have an opportunity to become familiar with social dancing. SEVENTH GRADE DANCE CLUB - D. Andrews, S. Attleson, B. Baranello, K. Barnes, E. Benjamin, P. Britt, C. Buggs, C. Burns, N. Casey, E. Cates, M. Chapman, C. Cheney, R. Chiara, R. Cinquanti, T. Cleveland, W. Cleveland, S, Coffin, J. Conklin, L. Coville, B. Crapo, C. Cruthers, G. Dalola, A. Davis, R. DeBoyce, G. Dexter S. Doloisio, S. Earley, J. Edwards, P. Franklin, J. Gay E. Giamei, S. Hall, R. Hammond, B. Hinkle, S. Hopkins 1 1 1 G. Jackson, S. Joseph, W. Kennedy, V. Kernan, V. Kil- mer, R. Lang, J. Lash, L. Latimer, M. Lella, 'G. Leonard, B. Luce, K. Lucy, D. MacLean, P. McDermott, C. McKe- win, J. McKiernan, D. McRorie, A. Polinsky, G. Reardon R. Robarge, G. Rodman, P. Root, P. Rozich, B. Ryan, C Sands, W. Scanty, C. Seyfried, J. Smigel, L. Southworth G. Stevens, R. Story, C. Taylor, R. Trimrn, R. Van Hoe- sen, R. Weaver, W. White, L. Whiting, S. Young. 1 1 FUTURE TEACHERS - Front Row: L. Campbell, E. Wineburg, J. Kane, M. Scharfeld, H. DeHaan, J. Ben Contento, G. Norton, M. Wilson, B. Partigianoni, L. nett, J. Nicholson, S. Moscrop, L. Carpenter, Adviser, Mr Vanlnwagen. Second Row: C. Ross, P. Abdallah, M. Hotchkiss. Root, B. Colton, S, Haight, E. Lawrence, B. Robinson, M. ervice Now And In Years To Come Those interested in teaching or nursing organizations. The Junior Red Cross, com learn much concerning these fields by conduct- posed of one representative from each home ing or observing classes in the schools or work- room, participates in sending packages abroad ing at the hospital and assisting charitable and making scrapbooks. FUTURE NURSES- Front Row: B. Rindge, E. Barrows, S. Parker, B. Lesperance, J. Mutschler, E, Boehm, M M. Yacano, R. Kneedler, M. Dayger, J. Yacavone, M. Quigley, B. Murphy, Mrs. Hayes, Adviser. Morgan. Second Row: E. Mead, M. Wetmore, C. Hert, JUNIOR RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES -Front Group M. Salka, D. Bennett, A. Bishop, W. Brown, K. Lloyd, Mrs. Weese, Adviser: C. Jackson, B. Lesperance, W. VanHoesen, M. Root, W. Wood, M. Bloodgood, R. W. Purdy, P. Lang, P. Sheppard, R, Purdy. First Row Trimm, S. Fuller, W. Scanty, J. O'Mara, R. Cinquanti E. Bennett, W. Kohberger, J. Freeman, C. Moore, Ml Morgan, S. Stevens, G. Cordary, S. Minielli, D. Sepe, B Farr, K. Bryan. Second Row: D. Tesari, M. Dragotta S. Walworth, J. Ingersoll, B. Smith, R, Scudamore, L Williams, S. Rice, S. Wing, Barbara Morris, Betty Mar ris, J. Phelps, M. Phelps, M. Wineburg, R. Atkins, C DeCenzo, A. Edwards, M. Grant, M, Rice, G, Mastro nardi. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY - Front: G. Crocker, M. Wilson, R. Thurber. Standing: N. Hawkins, C. Ross, L. Campbell, J. Phelps, M. Gloster, M. Gunzenhauzer, J. Webster. Dramatics The Dramatics Club under the leader- ship of Mr. Williamson presents two plays annually, this year choosing Rest Assured and Our Town. These well-trained actors and actresses so portray the ideas and actions of the characters that the audience forget they are watching familiar C.H.S. students perform. Other members serve on production commit- tees. Applauding spectators, as well as favorable comments which linger long after the last curtain call, reward their efforts. After attaining a specified number of credits and completing requirements, dramatists are eligible for membership in the National Thespian Society Troop number i562 of C.H.S. Ninth grade students prepa're for Dramatics Club in their own organization. DRAMATICS CLUB - Cost - In Front: Mr. Williamson, Adviser, R. Valentino, M. Gloster, M. Gunzenhauser, C. Wall, M. Wilson, J. Webster, N. Hawkins, J. Phelps. Group at Left: P. Cottrell, P. Grand, B. Withers, M. Huttleston, R Kneedler, J. Nicholson, L. Campbell, B. Stevens, G. Morenus, L. Vanlnwagen 1 S. Walworth, M. Tesoriero, R. Thurber, W. Hay, P. Mickelson. Group at Right: M. Knolls, J. Gregg, B. Colton, M. Wineburg, C. Ross, N. White, J. Woodard, J. Gordon, S. Haight, C. Herf, V. Watrous, M. Wetmore, L. Williams, B. Smith J. Hay, D. Cornman. Absent: E. Stanley. f NINTH GRADE DRAMATICS CLUB - Standing: C. Speir, Mrs. Squires, Adviser: R. Ames, J. Stanley, E. Marks. Seated: C. McNinch, G. Cowburn, J. Barnick, T. Moss, C. Bowman, D. Fiske, A. Fontacone, C. Lane. 64 STAGECRAFT - Seated: W. Purdy, W. Hay. Standing: J. Netti, J. Smigel, W. VanHoesen, R. Starkweather, H. Trokanski, J. Gugluizza, D. Hawks, J. Tucci, Mr. Goodrich, Adviser: D. White, L. Allcock, W. Farnham, J. VanDernark, M. O'Shea, N. Galutz, M. Barrows, G. Rear- don, R. Karpenko, J. Hay, R. Purdy, R. Whaley. ' 1 Q Bob Scudgmgre Und I-Orrgine Jen- BGI'lJ COll'0l'1 shows Bob Thblfbef Gnd Judy kms as WCHS hits the air . Phelps some tricks of the trade. Behind The cenes The unsung heroes of the smoothly func- tioning program at C.H.S. are the members of Radio Guild and Stagecraft. This year thirty students were selected for membership in Cort- land High's broadcasting organization follow- ing individual tryouts. Every day at l:OO P.M. when WCHS hits the air, all homerooms are tuned in to hear important announcements concerning clubs and various school functions. RADIO GUILD - Front Row: J. Webster, L. Vanln- wagen, G. Morenus, J. Mudge, J. Nicholson, E. Lawr- ence, J. Phelps, C. Ross, M. Wineburg, L, Hotchkiss, M. Scharfeld, M. Cory, J, Gregg, E. Paddock, B. Colton. Second Row: M. Gloster, M. Gunzenhauser, B. Reed, Rotating as announcers and technicians these young people gain valuable experience not only in radio technicalities but in proper dic- tion. The men behind the scenes are the heroes of every dramatic presentation. The members of Stage Craft Club, under the cap- able direction of Mr. Goodrich, see that the show goes on. C. Herf, D. Bowker, R. Thurber, C. Wall, G. Crocker, M. Wilson, J. Wood, H. Ames, J. Miletta, G. Robillard, S. Haight, L, Jenkins, S. Walworth. Standing: Mr. Wil- liamson, Adviser: D. LeRoy, F. Barry, R. Scudamore. Circulus lntimus, more widely known as Latin Club, consists of interested students who have taken two or more years of Latin. Build- ing up to the climax, a Roman-style banquet held each spring, members sponsor dances, bake sales, and various other projects to fi- nance this eagerly awaited affair. This year members voted to join the Junior Classical League a national organization, and to pre- broaden their linguistic ability. sent an assembly during Latin Week. LATIN CLUB - Front Row: B. Reed, M. Tesoriero, C. Calkins, M. Wineburg, M. Scharfeld, N. Britt, B. Colton, J, Phelps, M. Cory, P. Carlin, M. Rhyner, J. Yacavone, J. Barfoot, S Walworth, J. Gordon, Miss Krewson, Adviser. Second Row: W. Abdallah, L. Carpenter, M Rice, M. Root, S. Parker, G. Morenus, B. Rindge, H. DeHaan, l. Scharfeld. Third Row: M Gunzenhauser, H. Ames, D. LeRoy, M. Wilson, A. Gunn, J. Miletta, S, Lawn, C. Reed, D Cornman, S. Jones. Fourth Row: V. Wotrous, B, Robinson, J. Wood, M. Salko, D. Yager, Stell, S. Burtis, N. McJunkin, Servus Abdallah pours for Pontifex Maximus Barry at the i956 Roman Ban- quet, witnessed by several puellae pul- chrae. Language Clubs FRENCH CLUB - Front Row: K. Wood, S. Haight, K. Schultz, D. Bennett, E. Contento, L Yacavone, G. Tice, L. Hotchkiss, C, Ross, P. Carlin, M. Cory, M. Scharfeld, G. Robillard Second Row: L. Laurio, J. Williams, A. Lisi, C. Jones, B. Stevens, L. Jenkins, A. Bishop, J Nicholson, V. Joseph, N. Bush, E. Paddock, M. Baisler. Third Row: W, Stell, M, Wilson, C Wall, Miss Gale, Adviser: R. Thurber, C. Bowman, J. Rose. 66 La seance est ouverte. ln this manner le Cercle Francais is called to order each week, and the remainder of the meeting is conducted wholly in this foreign tongue Mem bers learn much about French lite and cus toms by viewing films, singing, and presenting skits. Anyone enrolled in a French course is eligible to join, and at its luncheons students PEN PALS-Seated: S. Joseph, C. Ingersoll, C. Somers. Davis, J. Bell. Second Row: N. Wilk, N, Smith, M Front Row, Standing: C. Oliver, L. Comillo, M. Sykes, Lella, Mrs. Davis, Adviser: K. Seymour. Third Row: R M. Dyer, S. Stevens, P. Costello, B. Hinkle, E. Evans, A. Flathers, J. Lawrence, P. Dutresne, J. Harvey. Good Neighbor Clubs SENIOR YORKERS -- Seated: G. Holden, M. Gloster, P. Planck, M. Root, J. Phelps, E. Contento, S. Lawn. Standing: B. Perry, K. Randall, B. Rindge. YORKERS CLUB - First Row, Left: M. Sykes, C. Somers, S. McLaughlin, C. Caratelli, G. Raymond, E. Pierce. Second Row: B. Smith, S. Kunes, J. Lowrence, J. Riley, J. Austin, Mrs. Davis, Adviser. Third Row: J. Cornman, P. Hawkins, B. Farr, C. Morton, W. Farnham, F. Moore. Fourth Row: N. Ousby, C. Crumb, S. Pence, H. Kistler, M. O'Shea. Fifth Row: J. Freeman, S. Noss, N. Melinder, C. Cotonche, J. Conklin. 67 NOON SERVICE CLUB - Period 'I -- Front Row: J. Canestaro, J. Shafer, E. Fuller, J. Miletta, T. Dalton, D. Harrington, M. Wilson, J. Wood, C. Wall. Second Row: Noon Service The senior English classes ot Miss Orser organize to form this club, which performs note-worthy service during the noon hour by maintaining order within the halls. The first C D. Yager, B. Colton, L. Vanlnwagen, J. Cruickshank, E. Cook, V. Costes. K. O'Hara, R. Tesori, C. VanDonseI, L. Campbell, J. Bennett, R. Scudamore. lub ...... Monday of every month is set aside for a business meeting during class time. The year is climaxed by a grand banquet attended by all club members. NOON SERVICE CLUB - Period 2 - Front Row, Above: A. DeSpirito, J. Martin, K. Boyce, H. Douglass, J. Pankhurst, J. McHerron. Second Row: Roger Schlenker, R. Wilson, D. Young, C. Call, B. Brown, W. Stone, P, Prosperi, A. Baker, D. Carter, J. Mohler, M. Moore, E. Neville. Right: Miss Orser, Adviser. l NOON SERVICE CLUB - Period 5 - Front Row, Below: B. Meddaugh, R. Thurber, J. Darweesh, H. Ames, E. Mead, F. Endler, A, Gunn, K. Edge- comb, F. DeGrace. Second Row: W. Stell, M. Scharfeld, M. Wineburg, C. Ross, M. Tesoriero, S. Burtis, J. Com- fort, J. Kane, E. Paddock, S. Haight, G. Morenus, B. Ferris, F. Barry. Ab- sent: R. Franz. 68 LIBRARY CLUB - S. Aloi, L. Ardis, C. Barber, N. Bush, M. Clouston, B. Dauphin, A. Ericksen, P. Grand, J. Jones, C. Kleine, S. Mackley, B. Mann, C. Marcin, J. Mastronardi, M. Morgan, S. Morgia, S. Mitchinson, D. Musenga, N. Northup, S. Olds, M. Palmer, B. Paganelli A. Peake, J. Roberts, S. Rose, L. Simmons, J. Stone, F Tinelli, J. Vanderpool, F. VanWinkle, L. VanWoert, S Wing, P. Wooldridge, F. Yacano, Mrs. Thomas, Adviserl . . . And Other Hard Working Groups The Library Club performs an invaluable service in aiding the librarians by arranging and checking books. The Art Service Club is responsible for publicizing school activities through posters in the corridors and for pro- ART SERVICE CLUB -- Clockwise. Table One: W, Wheeler, S. Brown. Table Two: S. Mitchinson, C. Smith, S. Fuller. Table Three: G. Norton, P. Mitchell, ducing professional-looking scenery for dra- matic productions. Girls majoring in secre- tarial work stimulate interest in that field and aid the faculty by printing test papers through the Business Service Club. F. Discenza, D. Schick. Table Four: Mrs. Bull, Adviser: A. Lisi, L. Campbell, J. Miletta, T. Farr. Table Five: D. Gardner. Table Six: K. Hartnett, S. Besley. BUSINESS SERVICE CLUB--Front Row: Julie Emm, Smith, A. Gosselin, Judith Emm, S. Law, V. Avery. L. Montesano, P. Dimorier, J. Partigianoni. Second Fourth Row: B, Partigianoni, P. Abdallah, C. Chiara, Row: J. Mudge, M. Clouston, M. Quigley, B. Withers, M. Haseniager, S. Hammond, P. Seyfried, S. Hebble, P. S. Corson, M. Huttleston, P. Road. Third Row: B. Planck, Miss Hanhardt, Adviser: C. Hert. 1 BUSY CORNER CLUB- Period 1 - Front Row: E. Morgia, V. Powers, I. Ashley. Second' Row: W. Stone, H. Z, Altl 1 -f '. 1 ' -:'.' is - .. . I, , , we BUSY CORNER CLUB - Period 4 - Front Row: Miss Holmes, Adviser: M. Lardeo, P. Prosperi, J. Sepe. Sec .g -..,1V' ,.'-,i, 's ,.d RE . ir kk? .J..l ,H 5 l 1. L, -' BUSY CORNER CLUB - Period 2 Cataldo, L. Lauria. Third Row: W. ond Row: J. Martin, C. Stanton, J. Row: J. Russell, J. Camilla, Cinquanti, V. Contento, T. Tracy. Canestaro, H. Douglass. Third Row: Evans, C. Dayton. Third Row: D. Young, P. Bush, G. Law, E. Neville. VanDonseI, J. Emm, P. Bertini. Where would we be without the Busy Corner? lt is invaluable to us all when we need those last-minute maps, pencils, and erasers. Run by student clerks, the Busy Corner provides valuable experience for those seeking a business career. Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. This is the motto of the 4-H Club. We find it active in many phases of its members' lives: home, school, and society. The leaders of tomorrow are included in the ranks of Boy Scouts. Fine character is molded through their far-reaching program of Duty to God and Country. We are proud of our Boy Scouts, whether they be tenderfeet or Eagles. BOY SCOUT CLUB - J. Netti, D. Fellows, D. Hawks, W. Hay, Mr. Stroh, Adviser: H. Keyes, C. Moschak, W. DeWoIfe, P. Dufresne. 4-H CLUB - Front Row: W. Cleveland, F. Reddish, S. Pinto, H. Natoli, E. Benjamin, G. Mullen, J. Lash, M. Dyer, J. Bell, R. Scutt. Second Row: J. Diescher, J. Stone, M. Palmer, G. Leonard, R. DeWorte, N. Northup, N. Smith, J. Netti. Third Row: J. Miller, G. Allen, Miss Kennedy, Adviser: R. Brooks, Mr. Blatchley, Adviser: R. Hammond, Miss Banuski, Adviser: D. Woodward, J. Russell, G. Rodman. Front Row: D. Bennett, J. Stevens - P. Riggs, P. Rood, P. Kelley. Second FUTURE HOMEMAKERS - Front Row: D. Tesori, A Baker, V. May, J. Wood, I. Ashley, L. Jackson, V. Sey fried, H. Ferris, Mrs. Weese, Adviser. Second Row Handwo Girls of the Handwork Club assemble weekly to knit, crochet, or embroider. Chess CIub's purpose is teaching the art of this GIRLS HANDWORK CLUB N Bush Miss Mitchell Adviserp'M Bush, A Bush CHESS CLUB - Front Row: D. Huttleston, G. Hothe- Goodale W Diescher Second Row E Iffert M way, B. Smith, G. Mullen, J. Powers, P. Burda, D. Lucy. Cates R Dutcher E Huttleson J Mohler G Gailor Standing Front Row: J. Combs, S. Sonnacchio, J. Bell, S Lawn Mr Green Adviser R. Gailor, V. Faraoni, W, Farnham, T. Ericksen, E. BOYS COOKING CLUB -Clockwisez L. Cole, L. I-lay, Mitchell Adviser P Pallodino J Hartford C Rosato D. Randall, W. White, A.Fankhauser, J. Bolling, Miss J Netti E Giamei 3-Ji STAMP CLUB - Front: J. Combs, J. Barfoot. Seated: B. Crapo, M. Mead, J. McKiernan. Standing: R. G. Law, W. Batsford, F. Discenza, L. Coville, V. Snyder, Swinehart, Miss Mitchell, Adviser, V, Corbin. FLY - TYING CLUB -Seated: D. Woodward, J. Costes, F. Owens. Standing: Mr. Meiczinger, Adviser: D. New- G. Gailor, T. Ericksen, R. Boyden, G. Hines, P. Whiting, ton, P. Root. Hobbyists What strange meaning lies behind the What toolswand skills are necessary to pro- symbols of a postage stamp from a foreign duce a facsimile of an airplane? Members of land? How does one avoid telling fish stor- these clubs seek to find out. ies, by tying the fly that will catch them all? MODEL MAKERS CLUB - L. Cole, G. O'Connell, M. O'Shea, M. Barrows, N. Greco, Mr. Stroh, Adviser: W. Van Hoesen, T. Cleveland, L. Allcock, W, Cleve- land. 72 SLIDE RULE CLUB - Front Row: K. Edgecomb, M. Row: L. Vanlnwagen, J. Wood, Miss Gale, Adviser: J Tesoriero, J. Miletta, B. Ferris, P. Joseph, B. Colton, R. Comfort, H. Ames, R. Eaton. Third Row: K. Wood Thurber, J. Shafer, F. De Grace, B. Meddaugh. Second D. Harrington, W. Stell, D. Yager. SCIENCE CLUB - Mr. Root demonstrates to E. Mead, R. Pflug, G. Holmes, S. Potter, A. Gunn, B. Wagner, E. Stanley, and D. l-luttleston. Mathematics And cience Clubs Senior math students are taught the use of the slide rule. Radio fans learn Morse Code and practice to receive their ham RADIO HAMATEURS - Front Row: D. Earley. Seated: Mr. Boyer, Adviser: R. Gailor, C. DeGrace, N. Galutz, D. Strauff, J. Powers. Standing: V. Faraoni, J. Metz, licenses. Science Club meet nights for pro- jects and have sponsored an assembly. M. Airhart, G. Walker, G. Wyckoff, G. Babcock, D Andrews, F. Natole. BETA HI -Y - Front Row: G. Crocker, D. Baiguini, Shafer. Third Row: J. Darweesh, H. Ames, R. Scuda C. Wall, V. Contento, P. Joseph, R. Thurber, J. Canest- more, W. Stell, F. Barry, R. Eaton, D. Yager, D. Harring aro, R. Jack. Second Row: T. Sawyer, F. DeGrace, D. ton, R. Stillwell. Sepe, H. Cataldo, A. Condie, J. Masterpaul, J. Wood, J. Boys' Clubs The boys' Hi-Y clubs, which meet at the YMCA assist charitable organizations. ln order to carry out various projects, the members sell popcorn, wash cars, and sponsor mixers. TUXIS HI -Y - Front Row: N. Caricoto, G. Cataldo, soll, G. Carpenter, J. Camilla, D. LeRoy, D. Schick, C W. Smith, S. Brady, R. Weyant, G. McCaskill, S. Lawn, Bowman. P. Testa. Second Row: R. Wiltsey, J. Carey, J. Inger- KAPPA ZETA HI - Y - Front Row: R. Ferris, D. Falso, Mitchinson, J. Towell, J. Andrews, J. Lang. Third Row D. Southworth, J. Tomaso, T. Testa, J. Meldrim, N. A. Colasurdo, J. Williams, S. Harrington, J. Garvey, G Pantas. Second Row: W, Cosko, C. Reed, D. Partis, W. Mahar, R. Loomis, K. Reed, R. Miller, J. Rocco. 74 SENIOR TRI- Y - Front Row: Miss DeKalb, Adviser: A. Towell, B. Colton, S. Haight, K. O'Hara. Second Row: S. Stull, C. Costa, P. Abdallah, J. Cruickshank, C. Calkins, S. Laurelli, P. Seyfried. Third Row: D. Greeley, E. Cook, T. Sands, M. Tesoriero, M. Bloodgood S. Moscrop, L. Vanlnwagen, E. Lawrence. Fourth Row: S. Dowd, J. Stevens, S. Reynolds, B, Ferris, J. Kane, K Wood, K. Matson, B. Robinson, G. Morenus, E. Willson B. Brown, M. Schorfeld. 1 1 Girls' Clubs At their weekly meeting- the sororities plan money raising projects for needy charities and social events. Senior Tri-Y worked diligently this year to finance a trip to New York City during Easter vacation. PHI ALPHA - Seated: A. Bishop, M. Wineburg, C. Ross, P. Ferro, M, Race. First Row: G. Camilla, M. O'Connor, J. Stisser, T. Owens, M. Yacano, P. Vico, Mrs. Fragnoli, Adviser: C. Call, L. Trivisonno, J. Cruickshank, P. Abdallah, S. Stull, J. Yacavone, P. Baranello. Second Row: C. Costa, P. Bertini, L. Yacavone, P. Carlin, N. Britt, L. Carpenter, S. Packard, J. Partigianoni, S Alexander, L. Berardi, S. Brown, Third Row: S. Call B. Morris, B. Reed, M. Natoli, L. Downes, C. VanDonsel V. Costes, B. Schedler, K. Wood, T. Sands, C. Harris, J Sawyer, J. Bartoot, P. Parker, C. Dalgety, C. Casterline S. Jones, J. Carotelli, C. Alteri, M. DiStefano, L. Sepe. DELTA EPSILON - Front Row: M. Tesoriero, G. Mor- enus, B. Ferris, S. Haight, M. Scharfeld, S. Hammond. Second Row: K. Matson, M. Root, E. Contento, S. Moscrop, B. Colton, J. Bennett, A. Towell, E. Lawrence, L. Campbell, S. Reynolds, K. O'Hara. Third Row: J. Williams, M. Gunzenhauser, J. Kane, C. Calkins, L Vanlnwagen, S. Parker, J. Stevens, S. Law, J. Cerio, M Baisler. Fourth Row: A. Keeney, P. Planck, Judy Emm, S. Mitchinson, J. Reitano, E. Yacavone, E. Boehm, V Joseph, A. Gutchess, Julie Emm, N. McJunkin. 75 1 PROJECTOR CLUB - Front Row: S. Mauzy, P. Mickel- son, D. Hawks, Mr. Williamson, Adviser, G. Cowburn, W. Brown, G. Brown. Second Row: D. Bowker, W. Corson, G. Adams, R. Carpenter, F. Bailey, O. McCoy, C. Bowman, E. lffert. CAMERA CLUB -- Mr. Burtis, Adviser: W. Brown, C. Dayton, D. Newton, R. Smith. hey er orm any ervuces T P F M S ' PEP CLUB - Front Row: D. Falso, L. Yacavone, C. L. Montesano, P. Parker, S. Peake, C. Rogers, G. Camillo, Natale, B. Morris, J. Sepe, S. Moscrop, P. Abdallah, M. Tesoriero, L. Vanlnwagen, B. Colton, L. Sepe, S. Neville. Second Row: J. Stevens, V. Bennett, K. Neumann, E. Boehm, P. Riggs, C. Calkins, C. Harris, J. Bennett, E. Lawrence, J. Holcomb, G. Morenus, A. Towell. Third Row: Mrs. Green, Adviser: G. Cordary, S. Campbell, D. Fiske, D. Lee, A. Fantacone, S. Story, B. Weston, C. Dragotta, P. Tryon, K. Johnson, J. Kane. Fourth Row: M. DiStefano, G. Carlson, R. Bowman, B. Kaplan, L. Berardi, M. O'Connor, C. Alteri, M. Natoli. Fifth Row: M. Grant, J, Barfoot, C. Casterline, M. Race, J. Stisser, C. Dalgety, D. Eldred, S. Mackley, H. Ferris, D. Musenga, B. Dauphin, C. Barber, T. Lindley, K. Lloyd. Sixth Row: C. Lane, J. Stanley, B. Perry, K. Pace, S. O'Hara, L. Burns, L. Ardis, J. Mastronardi, C. Cruver, J. Brooks, C. Brown, P. Grand, L. Congdon, C. Carter. A Gallery OF Crocker Photos Rings arrive and so do the customers - Frank Barry and John Shafer, flanked by December, 1955. alternates Bill Stell and Brian Meddaugh, were selected for i956 American Legion Empire Boys' State. Bashful salesman Brian Med- Jackson, Lou, Fearless, and M, J. watch Weesh daugh demonstrates techniques post the results of the l957 Magazine Campaign. Sorryl '56. with Carol Van Donsel at maga- Good luck!! '58. zine assembly. 77 Purple captain Jack Wood and White captain John Judge William Call somberly observes Shafer work hard to make the GO. campaign the most members of the losing team serve their successful ever. sentences. Some sentence! More From The Crocker Camera Losing captain Jack Wood, mimicking Candidates for student council offices speak to an another famous musician, gives a free per- assembly of seventh and eighth graders. Here Harry Ames formance as his penalty. attempts to draw some votes. Coach Steele confers as his boys go through their paces in perfect unison. Yeoh! '78 These seniors were largely responsible Whether they are bowing to the stands or doing their for last fall's fine football season. Here exercises here is hard to decide, but the cheerleaders they pause to pose for our shutter-bug. certainly add to school spirit! To the victors belong the spoils . . . High sales- Mrs. Sawyer holds Zip, the mascot awarded men are rewarded at the magazine assembly, with to her homeroom, 264, for playing 'monkey- Jack Wood taking the jackpot. shines' over other rooms in selling the most magazine subscriptions. Miss Krewson is where her homeroom, 267, finished - behind the 8- ball. . . . And More! At the same time are Patty, Peggy, Tom, and Mr. Root explains some chemical wizardy to Brick hatching some plot to destroy good old Bennie and Shirl. C.H.S.? 79 Spectators cluster around the refreshment stand, maintained at home Who, me? football and basketball games by the boys' athletic committee. That's Right - You Guessed ltl The referee seems to wonder whether Fearless will make Newly inducted members of the National Honor Society grin it. Will he? and display their ribbons. l 1 The fall play was called Rest AS- The National Honor Society and Future Nurses' Club prepare Christmas seals for Sufedn- JOl'm AlC0Vf1 Seems to h0Ve mailing. other plans. 80 kf W fl S NXQ BOYS ATHLETIC COMMITTEE - Front Row: R. Swart- A. Condie, C. Ferro, Mr. Shafer, Adviser: G. Carpenter wout, J. Shafer, G. Myers, V. Contento, J. Sangiorgi, R. Rhyner, D. Harrington, R. Scudamore, H, Cataldo. P. Testa, H. Ames. Second Row: D. Boyce, C. Wall, The team played not only winning football, but also clean football. For this the above seniors and others were honored: M. Lakin, P. Joseph, B. Meddqugh, J. Master- paul, V. Contento, R. Eaton, D, Harrington, and G. Myers. Dr. Doran is commending the players as Mr. Moiseichik, Mr. Shafer, and Dr. Barry look on. Several are members of the Boys' Athletic Committee, which promotes good sportsmanship and efficient handling of interschool athletics. The Girls' Athletic Association, its counterpart, assists in gym classes and plans intramural programs and play-days with near-by schools. Athletic Committees GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - Front Row: N. Row: Miss League, Adviser: S. Potter, A. Lisi, C. Call, Bush, S. Call, B. Reed, T. Sands, T. Owens, M. Huttles- R. Tesori, C. VanDonsel, P. Prosperij M. Quigley, M. ton, C. Ross, C. Chiara, C. Herf, S. Packard. Second Gloster, M. Gunzenhauser, S. Dowd. 82 BASEBALL-Front Row: C. Wall, P. Cifonelli, J. Meld- Row: Mr. Hannon, Coach: M. Hirsch, R. Rhyner, D rim, V. Contento, A. Condie. Second Row: R. Phelps, Harrington, C. Freeland, J. Finkelstein, R. Price, Mon- R, Bowering, R, Fiarentini, J. Adams, R. Zaiac. Third ager. Spring ports 1956 The i956 baseball team was the unfortunate loser of several games by only one or two runs, compiling a record of 7 wins and 8 losses, although outscoring opponents by a total of 54 runs to 46. The track team enjoyed one of its best seasons ever, winning six, while losing only to Vestal. TRACK - Front Row: S. Lawn, Manager: G. Natoli, P. Smith, M. Mc- Namara, J. O'Leary, G. Dillingham, T. Fantacone. Second Row: D. Morrill, B. Meddaugh, D. Boiguini, T. Dalton, J. Shafer, J. Nichols, D. Young. Third Row: R. Weyant, W. Evans, S. Brady, G. Cataldo, J. Camillo, J. Haight. Fourth Row: Mr. Moiseichik, Coach: P. Testa, J. Tomaso, D. Partis, J. Tyler, A. Colasurdo, R. Eaton. VARSITY FOOTBALL - Front Row: G. Carpenter, P. Testa, P, Joseph, D. Boyce, J. Shafer, G. Myers, R. Rhyner, T. Ferro, D. Yager, D. Harrington, S. Harring- ton, V. Contento. Second Row: Mr. Moiseichik CCoachJ, J, Camilla, G. Mahar, T. Testa, J. Williams, A. Colasurdo, R. Weyant, T, Dalton, L. Taylor, M. Varsity THE RECORD C.H.S Fulton C.H.S Waverly C.H.S Whitesboro C.H.S Watertown C.H.S. Oneonta C.H.S Norwich C.H.S Oswego C.H.S Vestal Lakin, R. Eaton, G. Polinsky, J. Tomaso, Mr. Hannon lCoachD. Third Row: G. Cataldo, D. Partis, D. Falso, J. Garvey, M. Canestaro, R. Wilson, S. Brady, S. Lawn tManagerl, J. Ingersoll, R. Bentley, J. O'Leary, R. Bentley, H. Cataldo, W. Pierce. FootbaH This year the Purple Tigers chalked up a magnificent seven-win, one-loss, record. The season's only loss, to Vestal, was over- shadowed by the Moiseichik-mens' triumph over the Yellow-Jackets of Oneonta who boasted a fourteen game winning streak. Among the seniors on this year's squad, Yager, Meddaugh, and Rhyner showed exceptional backfield ability which was supplemented by the outstanding line maneuvers of Shafer, Harrington, Contento, Lakin, Freeland, and Myers. Cortland High's star quarterback, Pete Testa, who sparked the Purple Tigers to one of their best seasons, was honored last fall by selection as quarterback of the Central New York All Star team. Rabbit , Dave , Chiefie , Tino , and Mush watch tently as the game goes on-These defenders eagerly await their big chance, while ot the some time hoping the of fense can keep the ball and go all the way. www..- I JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL - Front Row: D, South worth, J. Tyler, W. Dimick, W. Cosko, D. Anderson, R, Tesori, J. Andrews, R. Stevens, J. Lang, W. Mitch inson, J. Metzger. Second Row: Mr. Mepham lCoochl, J. Clark, A. Chiara, R. Rightmire, J. Ferro, W. Abdallah, C. Reed, D. Oughterson, M. McKendrick, G. Wood, W Call, J. Compagni, Mr. Steele, lCoachD. Third Row G. Yacavone, G. Yoger, K. Reed, D. Ames, W. Coon, E Huttleston, N. Keyes, G. Robillord, A. Call, W. Latimer J. O'Hora. Junior Varsity Football THE RECORD Cortland's Purple Pussies made a fine C H S. 34 Auburn 19 showing this season by defeating five of their C-H-S O Binghamton North seven J.V. foes. Coaches Steele and Mepham C.H.S. 13 Vestal developed many of their young gridmen into C H S' mmco 13 promising varsity candidates for next year. C.H.S. O Oswego C.H.S 45 Norwich Cl-l.S Homer FOOTBALL COACHES - Mr, Mepham, Mr. Moiseichik, Mr, Shafer, Mr. Hannon, Mr. Steele. T N. f , ,-In VARSITY BASKETBALL - Front Row: V. Contento, A, Condie, W. Pierce, G Mye G Mahar. Second Row: D. Schick, J. Garvey, G. Carpenter, F. Barry, J. Camillo, M Ha non lCoachJ. Varsity Basketball THE RECORD: C.H,S. 2 22 2222 45, 5l, 73 - Homer 22 C.H.S. 222 2 52, 62 - Elmira South Side 2 C.H.S. 22 22 22 74, 62- Ithaca 22 22 C.H.S. 2 2 2 47, 60 - Elmira Free Academy C.H.S. 22 2 234 - Binghamton Central C.H.S. 2. 2 72, 60 - Union - Endicott C.H.S. 222 A2 73, 68 -Auburn 222 2222 i C.H.S. 22 22222 49- Binghamton North 22 C.H.S. 22. , 22 67-Vestal 2222 2 2 C.H.S. 22 222 68 -Johnson City 2 2 C.H.S. 22 2 22 56 - Nott Terrace 2 22 The Purple Tigers' fine record of lO wins and 8 losses shows Coach Jack Hannon's hard work with his boys. Besides winning the Dick Sanders trophy for the second consecutive year, our cagers captured third place in the Western Division of the South- er Tier - truly a team of which to be proudl One member of the cagers, Bosco Condie, lleftl was elected to the first team of the Southern Tier All-Stars. 86 BASKETBALL,.JUNIOR VARSITY-Front Row: C. Reed, G Wood W Mitchmson A Chiara, D. Falso, O. McCoy. Second Row: E. Cleveland, R. Loomis J Williams E Timanus lManagerl, Mr. Mepham lCoachJ, T. Hilgaertner, K. Reed, J. Metzger Junior Varsity Basketball C.H.S. H. , C.H.S. C.H.S. 49, C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S THE RECORD: Horner . W., Elmira South Side , Ithaca . .... - H Elmira Free Academy Binghamton Central Auburn . , W, Binghamton North C.H.S Union-Endicott C.l-l.S Vestal C,H.S Johnson City The Purple Kittens won eight and lost the junior dribblersgained valuable experience eight in a rugged Southern Tier Conference for future Varsity basketball action schedule. Under Coach Clarence Mepham Action in a Jayvee game shows Jim Williams H63 Ken Reed l3l and Bill Mitchinson HOD charging tor the rebound. 87 WRESTLING - Front Row: R. Ferris, J. Shafer, P. Testa, T. Ferro, R. Tesori, G. Cataldo, T. Testa Second Row: W. Abdallah, J, Harrison, J. Meldrim, J. Sangiorgi, R. Swartwout, H. Douglass, R. Padavona Third Row: D. Boyce, fManagerJ, R. Price, D. Ander Wre After a slow start, our wrestlers develop- ed quickly, as their seven won-seven lost record shows. Under the leadership of coach Ross Shafer and Captain John Shafer, the grappling squad overcame such formidable foes as Elmira Free Academy and Auburn. The season was climaxed by the advancement of Harvey Douglas and Jim Meldrim to the Section IV Finals. Dan gets his man. son, G. Polinsky, R. Eaton, C. Ossit, J, Tomaso, W Schmidt, Mr. Shafer fCoachD. Fourth Row: R. Consroe l. Scharfeld, R. Carsello, C. Little, J. Taylor,N. Keyes M. Canestaro, D. Baiguini, A. Call, J. Andrews, H Finkelstein. stling THE VARSITY RECORD: C.H.S. , ,, l9, 8 Vestal , . .., 27, C.H.S. .. 6, 3 lthaca . 36, C.H.S. W 36, 34 Windsor , , 7, C.H.S. ,. .. 17 Greene . .. . C.H.S. l9, 27 Auburn ., , 27, C.H.S. ., l7 Elmira South Side . C.H.S. 30, 35 Homer 20, C.H.S, , 27 Owego , C.H.S. . , 26 Elmira Free Academy An anxious bench watches the match. GOLF 1956. H. Armstrong, T. Hover. GOLF 1956. A. Allcock. GOLF 1956. D. Reed, G. Tice. Miscellaneous ports RIFLE CLUB-Mr. Ralph lAdviserJ, J. McKelva, G. Holden, R. O'Hara, K. Tryon, S. Mauzy, L. Hammond, R. Martin, A. Mclntyre, J. McNamara, C. Dayton, D. Greenwood, O. Sampson, R. Withers. GIRLS' SWIM TEAM - Front Row: Miss League lad- S. Reynolds, E. Yacovone, S. Nygaard. Fifth Row: viserl, L. Berardi, T. Owens, C. Alteri, M. DiStefano. B. Rindge, M. Hasenjager, K. Matson, C. Lone, R. Second Row: J. Paddock, E, Niver, L. Miller, P. Bora- Laurelli. Sixth Row: J. Dries, R. Anthony, D. Ben- nello, C. Rogers, S. Brown, .A. Bishop. Third Row: nett, B. Stevens, S. Martineou, B. Wilson. Seventh N. Hawkins, E. Sherman, M. Grant, N. Bush, C. Caster- Row: C. Lucy, B. Murphy, N. McJunkin, C. Skinner, line. Fourth Row: S. Fuller, K. O'Hara, P. Seyfried, J. Speiss, E. Boehm, K. Neumann. 89 g1 s'NG Q iwllfs f 3 W v Wiwiy xii 47 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUSES Safety - Dependability - Service Brockway offers a Model to Meet Compliment! Of The Requirements of Every School District BROCKWAY MOTOR TRUCKS Division of Mack Trucks, Inc. Factory and General Office Cortland, N. Y. Branches and Dealers in Principal Citief cfmgmmzmom fa me cm of '57 RAY E. KEENEY AND SON Since i933 Lumber and everything for building Wallboard Roofing Shingles Siding Flooring Paints Doors Windows Kitchen Cabinets Mason Supplies Building Materials Storm Doors and Windows Agent for Anderson Windows Yards at: DeRuyter Cortland Phone 59 Dial SK 6-9977 92 TTI Bert Wixlaer and Congratulations to Cortland High School Seniors MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY of SOUTHERN NEW YORK The Oldest Bank in Cortland County Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CIY1 Federal Reserve System 0SBORN'S l.G.A. SUPER MARKET LATlMER'S N21 'A:g K Groceries - Meats - Vegetables STOVE f0f Men mm Fresh Fruits-Frozen Foods 20 Central Ave. Cortland, N. Y. 'ss' 74 HC Sffeef COMMUNITY COFFEE SHOP CORTLAND FLOOR CRAFT Your Floor Specialty Store 152 S. 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BROWN 81 SON Cortland-Homer Road Best Wishes to the Seniors I IOl dWGre from Furniture YouNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN Gris , Appliances ASSOCIATION L. - .a.. .... .,,.,,,l Congratulations to the Class of 1957 DOM'S DAIRY K it Dial SK 6-5331 YUU CAN AFFORD ' T0 SEND PADDOCK'S MARKET mug qmmmq A satisfied customer is our best advertisement V 1 Ark about our Groceries - Meats - Fruits - Vegetables L 114 River sf. Cortland, N. Y. Ol' EQ o vt .XXX ws' C omplimenlx O L U 0 Cortland of AV I N G S Bank MEMBER l'.D.I.C. HYDE'S DINER Congmtulfztiom GEORGE BOWKER SHOE STORE i0 5 Main Street The Clary Of 1957 Cortland, New York from The Reliable Family Shoe Store A. Best Wishes CAN ESTARO to Blue The Class of 1957 DANlEL'S CLOTHES 35 llllllfllil lf, IP DRUGS V from Gasoune Mc GRAW ond Eu.lo'rT Custom Blending Coming Soon B'endS Ffom Plsrsl col.A ELMIRA BOTTLING co. 200 - 2l0 - 220 - 230 - 240 - 250 Local Distributor Port Watson and Pendleton Sts. Dial SK 6-9717 Ben Robbins Dion SK 3-1369 98 A tire . Q I 'N4':r-5-,.,,mwQ -W 5. if K , I .',. V , z Pitts M35?QHtr:,gg5Mgu , lkaeggag-I ' i I o'HARA's GULF SERVICE STATION Corner Groton and Homer Avenues SK 6-7202 Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Compliments of a FRIEND Products Baked by TUCCI Pizza dough Hard rolls Italian, Vienna bread Pumpernickel 138 Elm Street Cortland, N. Y. STAUBER DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS - 53 Main Street Dial SK 6-7591 R. A. Stauber, Owner Graduate of C. H. S. '24 f CORTLAND WHOLESALE ELECTRIC COMPANY 201 Homer Avenue Best Wishes from THE BOOK - LEDGE I4 West Court Street Compliments of THE SHAMROCK INN 1 i i DIAN E'S BEAUTY SALON 43 No. Main sneer Pontiac 'Jeep' SK 65500 PARKER PONTIAC Gonnows okues 13 Clinton Ave. Cortland, New York Incorporated l ll Port Watson St. Complimenfs Of Dial SK 6-7544 MASTERPAUL'S GARAGE All the otlaerf simply prove . . . the '57 PONTIAC if COTIELSEKQPA Americak N 0. 1 road car! D' Lunches - Sgggelggr Kosher foods Soles Servlce 21 Groton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. Complete Landscape Service For the Home 'Best Wishes to The Class of '57 from ,TVDQI ll lI's Granlls J ar 4 . , 4' .19-A no 121 cnoro 1 conruno You'll Llko ll N AVENUE N Y FOREWORD Every home owner should consider im- provements of his surroundings. Money care- fully spent on home grounds is a good invest- ment and returns far more in added enjoyment of outdoor living. We have a complete line of tools and materials to do any landscape job ..... Large or Small. NEAL F. CRAIG 65 Hamlin Street Dial SK 6-9l52 Congrutulutiom to ull of you us you complete your high schooleducution. Good luck for your future on whatever path you muy truoel. WICKWIRE BROTHERS. INC. OPEN an ALPERT Parent Approved CHARGE ACCOUNT. Pay weekly out of earnings or allowances. Lay it Away or Take it Away at 9 Main St. Q El' is I I psanfe-1907 Jewelers Opticians Best Wishes VAN INWAGEN and SONS sic 3-1226 contend, N. Y. l89 Main St. Cortland, N. Y. Cortland' N' Y' SK 6-9626 BERN ARNOLD, INC. Dodge-Dodge Trucks F. E. Nicholson N. Homer Ave- VAN DRUGS B. James Vangeli 9 Main St. Cortland, N. Y. 'The Style Center of Cortland' BROTAN'S 58 Main St. Cortland, N.Y. AMES ii f 'fTITl:IS7-Q0 LET MAKES FRIENDS G. H. WILTSIE Accessories Ready-to-Wea r, Lingerie Domestics China Crystal Your Complete Satisfaction is Our Constant Goal 37 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Good Luck, Cluxx Of 1957 MAKE COBAKCO YOUR DAILY BREAD Bef! Wifhef T0 The Clan Of '57 WILK DRUG CORP. Prescription Experts In Business tor Your Heolth Main Street Cortland, N C on gmtulutiom To The Clan Of 1957 From CRESCENT CORSET CO Congmmlmfionx To The Clam of 1957 I 1 I CP! wha-nThgLkBuk isof's Coll CAZENOVIA THE CORTLAND STUDIO Photog ro phy U N D b S 5 C Street h C N O d 5 3153 SK 6 7112 BHEADD x if MIRACLE WEDGI OVERHEAD DOOR CO. OF N. Y., INC. Cortland, New York Diol SK 6-5616 F. R. YOUNG 8g SON Wholesale Dealers and Manufacturers of LUMBER 4 River Street Cortland, New York COX'S CORNER Home of the KELLOGG AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 155 Main Street 'FLYING LOBSTERS DIAL Homer, New York SKyline 6-9944 Cortland, New York l The :iight Clothes At The Right Time At The Right Price Congratulations To The Clan Of '57 From REYNOLDS FLOWER SHOP I Remember Our Flowers Smell IO9 Tompkins St. Dial SK 6-6882 Cortland, New York I 1 104 CCRTLAND STANDARD fl 49 S I 7 . if ,X l lf I l t QL i I ul 5 Only Daily Newspaper in Cortland and County Published Daily Except Sundays I IO Main Street Cortland, New York ORANGE Kis'r BOTTLING co. STEVENS CLEANERS I . - . Q . Drink KIST Beverages Ceamlwg Pressmg Dyemg White Formals-Rentals Al' Size BONES A F'0V0'S 31 clinton Ave. Dial SK 6-9686 Cortland, N.Y. Dial SK 6-5312 Cortland, New York C0f1QratuIations co. from All Nationally Known Briar Pipes OLDS AND FULMER SHOES Hgh Gmde TOSGCCO 42 Main St, Cortland, N. Y, 89 Main St. Cortland, N. Y. Compliments of FRED WOOD'S ATLANTIC SERVICE 28 Port Watson Street Phone SK 6-9766 TH E VICTORY RESTAU RANT NOSS RADIO Radio - T.V. - Appliances Sales and Service Cortland, New York Home Of I, , H Best of Luck, i957 Graduates The tasty Pizza Burger 38 Main Street D o I HERISHE C I C A I - t i - 3 ' A ,g ui V. . . . . 'treasure I 42? . 0 . A , l YAQYV ln your' d I .. kb I qbv l I 'V .8 ,- I I . Q .i I V , L - V Y ,Q ,Q I !VA: it 5' I I' . II A - Q is I I I A ii 8 DWYER STUDIO INC. Wedding Accessories Telephone SK 6-8272 Invitations and Announcements Szicceff To The 1957 Graafnizlex Of Cortland High School Fronz , Sincere Wifhex for Continued Snccen and Hizppinesf in Busy Furnishing Homes Since 1888 no Commg Yeah' Central Ave. Cortland, N. Y BEAUTY SALON 106 2 '11 'Lg' . . ' : -fn.. , W- Y . - ,.--- 1-f - - , r - V'-1 1- . ' '-vw.: ' 'l.1r1v,llg1 t3 v,r: v' -T.,-1-F, H ', 1, , ,Wu-' ' f ff- ff il CORTLAND COUNTY BUS LINES 192 North Homer Ave. SK 3-1462 ' Congmtulotiom, Clan of 1957, on 4 Your Succefx in Cortland High School We have greatly appreciated your bus patronage. Compliments of C0,,,,,1i,,,e,,,, scHARFEi.n's JEWELERS 10 Main St. SK 6-6262 Uf HARRIS CLEANERS Cortland's Largest and Leading 22 G to A SK 65676 HARRINGTON BROS. 14 Central Ave. CORTLAND PHOTO SERVICE l27 Elm St. Cortland, N. Y. Best Wishes, 'l957 Se o . .,, ' 107 100 Groton Ave. Cortland, N. Y 3 il Remember saving pays off in the end. Save through the FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cortland, New York Complete Banking Service I FABRIZlO'S MEN'S SHOP Compliment! of 99 Main Street SK 6-9022 A - Home Dairy Congratulations to the Class of '57 HATTER FUEL COMPANY Gas, Oil, Cool, Furnaces 81 Boilers Where Friends Meefll Crosley Appliances 62 Pendleton sf. Cofflond, NY- Phone SK 3-I32I Telephone SK 6-7401 The Profit Sharing Store Wislaer Texaco Service The Clan of 1957 24 Hour Service Continued 52466655 Pt. Watson and Church Streets 9-11 court sneer corfiond, N. Y. Cofflfmd New Yofk 'IO8 l , DILLINGHAM MOTORS, INC. 76 North Main Street Cortland New York FORD SALES AND SERVICE Serves You Right Success to the Class of '57 Congmlulollonsl THE TREAT SHOP 88 Groton Avenue I37 Madison St. Cortland, N. Y. J- MCKeV1d lCk-' P 0Pf WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Compliments of Home and M' Su 'IeS TI-IE ITALIAN KITCHEN I9 Clinton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. I IO Port Watson St. SK 6-2062 Good Luck, Class of l957 COE DEXTER PROGRESSIVE Fine Foods PRINTING COMPANY SK 6-299l THE VDGUE Seven South Avenue Cortland, N. Y. IOI Main St. SK 6-5241 x , , ' .- ' ,,,. e, 5' my - EW I. . we r'. STEVENS OLDSMOBILE Cortland - Homer Road - extend! Bert Wixlaes Z0 The Clam of 1957 I SHAW AND BOEHLER Enjoy Flowery for All Ocmxiom Yourself ll N. Mom sf. comond, N.Y. At The PASSALUGO'S CASH GROCERY CORNER STORE 97 E,,,, Street Cortland, New York SK 3-0481 I .- Best Wishes from 'roM, T1-1: rnurr MAN SARVAY SANDERS SPORT AND LUGGAGE SHOP 32 N. Main Street Cortland, New York KANE'S BAKERY I3 Central Avenue The Finest in Paytrief W1 Homer Avenue l Cortland New York Across from Grand Union 1 1 xv , -el 1 1- n , ,V .: -p' 1 I l 42 1 f I CGRTLAND COCA - CGLA BGTTLING CGMPANY HOMER AVENUE and EVERGREEN STREETS ' Cortland, New York For oll occasions drink COCA-COLA WAKE ' 3-51 -. E if 5 PU 'V UCC' Q o Q 5,3 .f aff' f+ ' :x F ' 'Q Vi sim 111 Abdallah . v .- 5' s -l DEX Alexander's Motor Court as Alpert, Harry, Jeweler sa, Alpert's Jewelers ---sas Ames Chevrolet .oooo,oo Arnold Motor Company has Beard Memorial Home -EM Betty 81 Roy's Auto Eat as Book - Ledge, The .eeoee Bowker, George, Shoe Store Briggs Cadillac- ---.,s-ss., Brockway Motors dddddss Brotan's Brown, A. B. 81 Son ,.,, Burgess Clothing Co., lnc. Busy Corner .ssdds,. M s Canestaro, John A. E.- .s., Central Salon of Beauty E, College Spa s-a.---s. ..ss ., Community Coffee Shop as Corner Cortland tore -,,,..,,,..-.. Baking Co. .uudss Cortland Coca-Cola Bottling Co. L- 'Cortland Cortland Cortland Cortland Cortland County Bus Lines Floor Craft ass, Hardware - ,pass Laundry Laaaaas Photo Service sac Cortland, Produce Company Cortland Cortland Cortland Cox's Co Savings Bank ss, Standard ......s Wholesale Electric rnel' C A f.,.L CL-.. Craig, Neal F. .sssssss Crescent Corset Co. Lsss. Cutia's Texaco,Service M- Daniel's Clothes ---Ma Dexter, Coe -- ..ssuLa M Diane's Beauty Salon -E Dillingham Motors, lnc. ,- Dom's Dairygspasa- do -Dwyer St udio Inc. We , Company Fabrizio's Men's Shop Esc First National Bank casa, Gentry Motor Sales, Inc. s...s as George's Groceries S L- asses- Gordonfs Drugs E-, ., S, supposes- Grant's Bakery ---us ss,s.... uh Harrington Brothers Ls, Harris Dry Cleaners -as Hatter Fuel Company -- Hill Realty Company --- Home Dairy s,sa.... l'7lyde's Diner sssasss. lsaf's Studio -s---s-,- ltalian Kitchen .sss so Johnnie's Green Acres as Jones Jewelry- Store .saa Kane'sr Bakery --s ,saa so Kane, John R., Insurance sL.L.. Keeney, Ray E. and Son L - Kellogg Auto Supply Comp Latimer's Lib - Mar any -E George -LEE E sssss. M LiQFResta - L- so Ls CTO ADVERTISER Louis, A., Men's Stare up Mac's Taxi a sa.. ,S .sssaaaa S Marian Margaret as S sassssas Marine Midland Trust Company Masterpaul's Garage , -sas McGraw and Elliott spssssasss McNeil Music S Meldrim's L, You Mullen's sa. , M passe Myer's Grocery ,soaps Noss Radio . passe ssass - O'Hara's Service Station E. .ss Olds and Fulmer Shoe Store ss, Orange Kist Bottling Company Osborn's l.G.A. Super Market S Overhead Door Company S W Paddock's Market S Parker Pontiac, Inc. L ,WW Passalugo's Cash Grocery so Payne Brothers LLL ,, ,ss Peck's D E as as as Bassas. Penney, J. C. Company W, Lp, Pepsi-Cola Elmira Bottling Co. Progressive Printing Company , Reynolds Flower Shop , LLL, p Ritz Beauty Salon ,Hsu ssss , Robbins Tobacco Company sa, Rosa's Beauty Salon saasss S Sanders Sports Shop sssac s Sarvay Shoe Company ,, ,S Scharfeld's Jewelers .. 7 Shamrock lnn s aasa as Shaw and Boehler so , Smith-Corona, Inc. c Smith - Electric Lsss Stauber Drugs ,aa , Stevens Cleaners ,Lacs Stevens Oldsmobile LH, Stupke's Lsssa asa Essssss Tallmadge Tire Service DLL, E. so Taylor, Frank K., Auctioneer E Thompson Bros. Boat Mtg. Co. , Ticknor s ssss Lads, E as ssc Tom, the Fruit Man up asssa. Towell's Market ssass Toyland s,sa,s-s-ss,sEs Treat Shop sssss as .La Tucci Bakery sss.s,p-AsEsa Tyler, L. C. Cleaning Co. us, W Van Drugs as ,Es. .M sdsps. -4 Varsity Soda Bar and Cigar Store Van lnwagen and Sons .ssss , Victory Restaurant ...ssssss Vogue, Alita's s-,.,,.,.....s Western Auto Associate Store E- White's l.G.A. ...a.dddsddsd Wickwire' Bros. lnc. ..Ls... Wilk Drug Corp. E- Wilson and Greene C-- Wiltsie, G. 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