Holy Family High School - Achillean Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

.,-qs:-, A mg,-rf, v . Gur seal and motto emphamzmg, the KlHgShlp of Chnst and the Pur1ty ot Our Lady tell the whole btory of our bthool hit Thus we haxe chosen It as 1 g,Ll1dL throughout the hook The 1931 Aehxllem 15 a permanent reeord of rnemorles of the sat1sfy1ng resultb of knowledge ot the yy found ID goodnebb and Qtruggle III dlbnlpllllh To Chrxst and Mary the Hope ot our They haxe 1ndeed rephed NFFHHEBY 5 ' . fv . ...Ln , 2 V ' . rv , 3- V 4 D -'T rv .UA Ei. 3 ' C- ,W . , r A I A 1 - A F0 r FJ - .0 ' D' . E J V . flx 1 .- 1 h . I l A' 'uv A ' A - 3 'J Tl J xl .V J KJ 1 I if 1 so t 37' 1 Y , f if ' fx xhxrx P Q , L ,XT X .K GW'-Imp V E Q' 2 064505 ,752 1951 xii-WL'11 ?? f : Mr' M 4 S ' X X PUBLISHED BY N THE SENIOR CLASS QIQEJVA K ACHILLE ,..f-, ,',. , - 4f, - ' , , - -xii ' - ki Y V if ,zz -ini NgsiV -:. 'f-iq-9. 'R gg .'?i'w HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL AUBURN, - NEW YORK 'EDICATION E HAIL, MARY, FULL OF GRACE, guide of our lives here below because THE LORD IS WITH THEE in the realms above. To you, BLESSED AMCNG WOMEN, we dedicate this book and our lives, in honor of your Assumption. May all that this book contains, ascend as a sweet odor before His Divine Majesty, THE BLESSED FRUIT OF THY VVOMB, JESUS. Our Life, our Sweetness, our Hope -all 3 L4 Qur heax enly Mother ru ered and honored by all Chrlb tram mee apobtohe mme reeeneb today outmde the Catholle Chureh bo want and blxghtmg a dex ot1on that he seemb to haxe lo ti her plaee m the lxxeb ol men T o rebtore Mary to her nghtlul pob1t1on Pope Prub XII Chobe ab the erovmmg aeh1ex ement of hm pontxfieate the bolemn promulgauon ol thu doetrme Un Noxember 1 1950 eated m formal CODS1 tory vuth memberb of the hxerarchy the Holy Father added xuth rexerent loxe th15 last jew el to the glorxoub dladem ol the Mother ot God ul' 5 HIS HOLINESS POPE PIUS XII His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, the Vicar of Christ on earth, and our model of goodness, discipline and knowledge speaks to the world, to Americans, to each of us, from his throne in the Vatican. Christ's Mystical Body, exposed to peril and suffering, is the concern of his fatherly heart as he pleads for prayer and penance. . 2 1112464229 fi .94 ADMIN ISTRATIO REV CHARLES V BOYLE MA Associate Supermtendent of Schools REV CHARLES J MAHONEY PhD Superintendent of Schools To Rt. Rev. Monsignor john A. Con- way, V.F., pastor of Holy Family Church, thanks are due for maintain- ing our high school, where we may secure a secondary education in a Catholic atmosphere. I? Christ's representatives in our parish 'O -1' Rev. Alfred Horr, assistant pastor, guides the sophomores in the study of Religion. In addition, Father Horr is director of the high school program for competitive sports and boys' athletics. Rev. James P. Collins, assistant pastor, meets various groups of the high school students weekly in his position as moderator of the Sodality of Our Lady. Alter Christusn- -Teacher, Guide REVEREND VUILLIAM E. DAVIE, M.A. Principal of Holy Family High School Rcspcctud :mtl revered hy the students git Holy Family, F.1thcr Dgnvic stands as gm iiispirdticm .md guide tu unch :md every u.ii'iicst student, Forcnwst in our minds ,hc is the priest, the scrvzmt of Grid. We rcspcct him, secondly, as our principal. The tlcnigmtls hc makes upon us in matters sclwlxistic :mtl disciplirmry are not :ilwgiys txisy: they are mgidc, nevertheless, hcqiusc hc kimws they are for our own welfare. lvlgiy Grid hlcss him! Acting as archpriest in the Solemn Pontifical Mass, Father Davie joined with the Carmelite Fathers in their Scapular celebration. A group of Holy Family boys had the privilege of filling the minor oices at the Mass. l Gang ':-+ tn-. 1 ,KIA 1 .41 --RUM . .qi 1. , rg. U , K L Y f Q' ' nf 'H ff 'w :W fv 'g'i-si faqs v A .- 4 . , xv f 'WV f .1 P' , : 434. ' In ll ., . 5 5 ir'6?xJf'A f , ., ' Q Af V W I 1 .41 I . 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Glee Club, Public Speaking, Dramatics Sister M. Cyprian Librarian ..... .... L atin, English These capable Frosh officers have placed the year's pro- gram and their responsibilities in the hands of Our Lady. Chosen by their classmates to lead them through the green year, they are: Seated, Vice President, Nancy dent, William Shoreyg Treasurer, Anthony Prave. First Row: Barbara Tonzi, Margaret Mary Murley, joan May, Eileen Knapp, Nancy Tortorello, Margaret Baker. Second Row: Mary Kay Lober, Mary Lou White, Sally Taylor, Shirley Maywalt. Mary Lou Lawler, Shirley O'Sullivan. Third Row: Charles Wride. Patricia Lawler, Ronald Mahfoud. Patricia Stapleton, John Tall- man, William Shorey. Fourth Row: Robert Morphy, Anthony Prave, Philip Parenti, Robert Welch, David McLaughlin. Fifth Row: Donald Lawler, Thomas Watkins. CMissing from picture: fi' I , I ll,....ll- X Bennettg Secretary, Shirley 0'Sullivan. Standing, Presi- We trust that our countenance may smile 6 September 1930 brought liftyftwo new faces to Holy Familys student body, Once settled down to the routine of the daily schedule, the class of 1954 began to grasp, along with class matter, something of what it means to belong to Holy Family. Honors in scholastic standings, sports and school activities have marked the fresh men as a class well equipped to represent Holy Family High School. An armload of books and a studious spirit send the frosh along with their upperclass com- panions through H.F.'s hall toward a new classroom and a diHerent subject each period. The Advent wreath serves as a constant reminder to the students to spiritualize their day's activities in preparation for the coming of Christ. Hands up! No, it's not an attempted robbery, but thc eager fresh in Introduction to Business, A thorough grounding in general business prac- tices. and a realization of the impor- tance of business concerns in modern economic life, are the aims of the course. i 17 , ,-r Oral topics. carefully prepared, can be interesting as well as helpful, the freshmen discover in English I class. Tom Gargan leads the class in a review of their preparation technique. Get your notes written down, Donna -you may be called on next! Vocabulary-a must for language students-occupies the attention of Sister Hilary's Latin I class. Marri- anne Cuddy quizzes Margaret Mary Murley, while those fortunate enough to have escaped recitation this time concentrate on the translation. If the approving expressions of his classmates mean anything. Francis Didio must be giving thc correct answer. Social Studies IX directs thc attention of the Freshmen to basic prin- ciplcs of economic life and human relationships. upon our joysv 'HQ' 5 MQ -,qs 1' ' n I 2 A ig 5 am H lk. Paw- '1 ' 05.3 mm ' IIE ' Y Vo 4-I 1- W . 6 a 3 ag The class of 1953 entrusted the responsibility for its activities to these capable class officers: Standing: joseph Sartori, President, Carol Byers, Secretary. Seated: Mary Crowley, Vice President, Terrence Bouley, Treasurer. Tops Scholastically Membership in the Albertus Magnus Club goes czich year to those students who have maintained an average of 9U'2 fir gilwve for :it least onchzilf of the school your, Below Lire listed the envied seven for the 194950 A.M.C. Beverly Baker, '51 David Boedicker, '51 Margaret Boyle, '52 Barbara Casbarro, '52 Jacqueline DeMars, '50 Paul McCabe, '50 Nancy Patrick, '52 First Row: Shirley Cosselmon, Marcia Fitzpatrick, Charliene Conkright, Elizabeth Cregg, Sharon Dick- son, Natacha Danlcsha, Mary Fennessy. Second Row: Kathryn Copley, Mary Curtin, Richard Gallo, Carol Byers, Mary Crowley, Michael Conboy. Third Row: Howard Bagley, Robert Horr, David Hickey, Edward Cutler, Thomas Brown, John Cirillo. Fourth Row: James Drancsalc, Terrence Bouley, James DuHy, james Gallery. 'D 51 K7 The finished product of the soph- omore English course requires a familiarity with various types of lit- erature. Here, after reading a modern narrative poem, the class is ready to listen to the recorded version by way of review ,- s., 'Z With the loss of a few comrades and the addition of two new members, the sophomore class made a conhdcnt start into what often proves to be, scholasti' 34 cally, their heaviest year. Sodality, sports, dramatics--all played a part in making the year husy and enjoyahlc as the class of 1953 lwoked ahead to the coveted rank x ' Above: Thais right. Now, hold it for just one minute. Sister Carmella's instructions to Richard Gallo prepare the eager biologists looking William Steigerwald, Maureen Mc- Laughlin and Marcia Fitzpatrick-for their own experiments in dissection. Don't let the scissors slip! Right: just get in the huddle with these sophomore geometricians if you want to straighten out your axioms and proofs. Mary Ann Glancy, Mau- reen McLaughlin, David Hickey and Joseph Sartori are getting a final brushing-up before the quarterly exam begins. af of upperclassmen, to he theirs in a few short months. A L-may . afffg 'X N, Q W Y, v'-LN 1 3: Standing before the portals of their Alma Mater are President, Joseph Vail and Vice President, Marlene Fedigan. From Top: First Row: Richard Zammett, Vin- cent Vivenzio, Ronald Ramos, Frank Ventura. Second Row: Joseph Vail, john Poole, Mary Ward, Paul Piwinsld. Third Row: Lillian O'Sul- livan, Shirley Wise, Susanne Vollmar, Nancy Patrick. Fourth Row: Frank Murley, Richard Baier, Gerard Kinsella. Fifth Row: William Delaney, Beverly Twomey, Eleanor Wayne. Sixth Row: Barbara Casbarro, Dorothy O'Brien, Lorraine Mahfoud, Jean Kavanagh. From Top: First Row: Bemard Audet, David Farrell, Robert Keller, Thomas Lawler. Second Row: Marlene Fedigan, Betty Jean Bisgrove, Albert Delmonte, Marion Muldoon. Third Row: Maureen Fogarty, Suzanne Harold, Phyllis Har- old, Jean Graney. Fourth Row: Robert Dalton, Ronald Foley, Raymond Cuddy. Fifth Row: Robert Burns, Joseph Gormley, john Gargan. Sixth Row: Kathleen McEvoy, Margaret Boyle, Eileen Duffy. CMissing from picture: Thomas Donnelly, john Dempsey, Joan Walker., The other members of the Junior official staff are Sec- retary, Jean Graney and Treasurer, Richard Zam- mett. Father Davie 'Lbriefsu Sister Car- mella, new to Holy Family's faculty this year, on student regulations, while Sister Constance sits in on the session, ready to add some practical pointers. 1.21 I Every class. every school day, begins and ends with prayer. The need for this constant reminder of God's presence and appeal for His aid is deeply impressed upon the mind of each student. Their seriousness is evidenced in this picture as the student body offers the rosary for the guidance of world leaders. Perhaps the most important class in the four years' program of Religion is the Apologetics course offered to seniois. Methods of proving the doctrines of faith received a timely applica- tion when the dogma of the Assumption was promulgated. Father Davie helps the seniors review some of the principal proofs for this dogma. Pantomine is the art of the hour for these Pub- lic Speaking enthusiasts. Translating theory into practice under the direction of Sister Joanne. Marian Onori. David Bocdicker. Mary' Ann Nlaywalt and Thomas Lawler hold the stage with their interpretations of'-well, you seem to know, Alfred. Tell usl T -L U3 L1 Senior class officers Seated Charleen Rolan. Secretary Standmg Nancy Barnett, Vice Presxdent, Alfred An tonaccx. Presudent, John Fedrgan, Treasurer We JIM P NIWNT 5 xgmwww, ' : DOCE ME Q f V 39 J- V if X X Q, - r 'ary ' . ,n TJ .a .. x K D - V .ng 2541? 9 -L 1 f Y ,J L ma nf Q yi 4? , e f' 1 r yn s ,f ,W J elif fffjififl' wgy C,j 'QLwAQJ Lg, l 30 ALFRED ANTONACCI 8 McMaster Str et St Marys Alfie Stalwart football center lm beat enjoy mot phy1c and algebra Bram hall from Clarlt Street alway frlendly alway a blg m1lc like to dance umque honor of unanrmou electron to the pre lclency of hr cla s M1 lon Bazaar 1 Z 3 4 Achrllean Glee Club 1 French Club Fre hmen Welcome Dance Thank grvmg Dance Chrlstmas Prom 3 Football 1' 34 Co captam 4 Ba lcetball Manager 4 Class Ofhcer 34 AMC 1 '9 BEVERLY BAKER Dunnmg Avenue Road St Marys v Quxet weet M1 Courte y olde t of the eleven huts the top of the AMC dependable at all txmee devout Sodall t zealou 9ClCUflt she ll go far ln whatever career he chooe Sodallty 1334 SSCA 4 CMOA 1 Glee Club 1 French Club 3 AMC 173 .4-Q Mary, Mother of God NANCY BARNEIT 4 Llberty Street Holy Family Tee Petxte llttle mls wxth a frxendly mxle P0136 persomfied capable captam at the Roman always w1ll1ng to help Senxor V1ce Pre ldent love to jltterbug never late the best of company Mrssron Ofllcer 2 Mnssxon Bazaar 2 3 4 Sodalxty 1 2 3 CMOA 7 ch1llean Glee Club l 2 3 4 French Club 2 Cla s Olllcer 4 MARGARET BERRY 2 Bellevue Place Holy Family Peggy Twmklmg eye always a lady not a qulet as we are lcd to thmk how about that has a lxkmg for plgs ln thc blanket land anythmg edmblej one of the Bxg 4 Mnssmon Bazaar 2,3,4, Sodalxty l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3 4 5 0-'A6 ' ' af' Q L , l . 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DAVID BOEDICKER 121 North Seward Avenue '31 Dave Card harlc quxet when nece ary 4? they bomb New York' AMC 12 3, UISE coLEiLA , m1 Q her cheerful chatter C u l 7 34 and lovmg Mother of men, CLARA COSTELLO 9 Myrtle Avenue St Aloyslus Cozzle Alwayc mto m1 eh1ef qulet l1ttlc m1 Q IH Qtudy bell low cheese loyal to Hackney haQ a pecxal lnkmg for old car lonely long ha1r good luck Clara alway Q lon Ba aar So all y 7 3 4 'Kch1llean ee C u l 7 3 4 JOHN DILLON 19 Cady Street Holy Fam1ly M111 mu 1 mu IC llcnt member of the Speeeh Cla he and Cirmlah are ID epxrablc a Den tync to k holder wrc tlmg fan m tool nd ollt Patty we re- gomg to be late I get alnne yu 1 1on Ba aar '44 Sodallty Oflitcr 4 SSC '4 4 SSCK Q C GK 7 Ax h1llean EX 1l1bu Glec Club W 4 Frcn h Cl b Chr1tma Prom 3 alway courteou fa1thful to the Bo mathematlcnan 1 e mot algebra wel St Alphonsus uhdued humor aspmng we ll Wall unt1l 1 1on Bazaar 1 4 Sodallty W 3 4 SSC 3 Manager French Club' Chrl tma Prom 3 Cla s Ofhcer Z Aclullean B 1f 71 Steele Street Holy Farmly Good thmg come m l1ttle package keen en e of humor adept bowler fond of Sport how are the Cayuga om t1ll faxor Hackney w1ll1ng to work we ll all Mu 1on Ba aar 2 3 4 Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Achlllean lee N 3 M, Al..,J.1,ffJ ef- ' 1 . 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A , 1' 1' fl I .A l , 1. ?- ' 1 ' JOHN FARRELL Johnnie 9 Class Officer 1. able , , . always there when you need h1m. rf' .5764 ,lanet Street St Marys Tall. lean and lanky best descmbes john . . , expert hor eman . , . possesses a tla1r for 1r111tat1ng 171 D1gby 0'Dell t at peep has been throughthe m1ll . , . he and M1ckey are 1n epar M1SS!OD Bazaar 2.3.41 CMOA 1,31 Ach1llean: Glee Club 7 JOHN FEDIGAN W 13 Catlln Street Holy Fam1lv 7 'Xnother ol the quuter Semor boy earnet tudent e 1n muh a1d meme not too er1ou to enjoy a good Cla cho1ee for ofhte of trea urer lllted by all e to Hol M1 1 da 1ty 4 Cl Ofliter 4 T an 1n these pages are the record Ali efHc1ent part t1me ale Qlfl at Nugents ean JOHN FESTA 92 Seymour Street Holy Famnly ohnn1e Br1ll1ant guard on football squad paghettx and meatball oy loxes mall towns how about that ohn7 one of the bnght pot on basketball squad always w1tty hard workmg and co operatwe M1 lon Ofhcer 1 M1SSlOn Bazaar 1734 Sodalxty 1234 SSC 4 Ach1llean Glee Club 12 3 4 Chr1 tmis Prom 3 Football 1 7 3 4 Co captam 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 1 7 3 4 ss Officer 3 32 LOREITA FENNESSY 6 Chapel Street Holy Fam1ly 'Krdent eho1r g1rl full of enthu lasm and wgor the glfl you want to ee when you need a job done eons1derate of other lke a good t1me weet fnendly per onal1ty M1 non Bazaar 17 34 Sodallty 1234 CMOA 17 Ach1l French Club 73 Cheerleader 23 Clas Cfhcer 3 ? ? fe MARGARET FOLEY 149 Curtis Place Holy Family Markey Peppy cheerleader . , . loves to dance, especially in H.F. Aud1tor1um ha a good t1me any place alwuy QUlCt 'Q' ff! tu y bells f loquacmu u CVIOII J at t1 everyone fr1end Char buddy unny d1 po mon happy future ahead M 1on Officer 1 M1 s1on Bazaar 12 34 Sodahty 1734 Sodal1ty Officer 3 SSC 3 CMOA 1' Achlllean Excahbur Glee Club 1 7 French Club 33 Chr1 tma Prom Co cha1rman 3 Cheer leader 34 Class Officer 2 Q1 J ES GLEASON 14 Paxil Street Holy Famnly IIIIIIIY Good tlllll s come 1n small packages that our 1mmy hopes to re me another George M1kan at H F 1ng1ng star nf ern Umon has a b1cycle bu1lt for two loves to de the ra1n MISSION Bazaar 4 CMOA 1 Football Manager 7 Baseball 4 of our efforts to learn JOHN GORMLEY 18 Steele Street Holy Faxmly Garmlah Capable prefect of the Sodalxty QUICI and una summg al H F 1 tn w1tch h1m duo le when he talks 5. 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Red! b s I er j as over 13 ' g'1s, lvliss' . il 2.3,-4: 0 b ll 31 od l' ' 1,Z,3, I . , 5 i . 1' Q '7 Club 3 AMC D-if J' through our joys, fears, NANCY HEATH v l71,2 Hoffman Street St Alphonsus Came to u from St Alphon us qulet manner never cau e trouble alway doc her bet ardent telew1s1on an Beverly al one of the lucky delegates to the ESSPA Conxenmon con c1ent1ou worker for Excahhnr M1 1on Bazaar 34 Sodal1ty3 Ach1llean Excahbur French f P' TRTCIA l-LESTER 21 Cady Street Holy Fam1ly Patty Another of thefllammf Cady Street rc1dents peppy c ecrleader e pcc1allly at football game pretty sm1k fr1endly perdonahty IHQUICIQVQHEQQ never at a lbss for words lke to olka Pre1dent ofthe Gxrl Bovulmg League lvl IO B z 7 3 4 SSC 4X Sodahty 17 34 Ach1 ean Evccahhurll le Club 1 7 3 4 French Club 7 3 Cheerleader 7 3 4 1+ ROBERT HUNTER 75 28 East Genesee Street St Alphonsus av oker Ha a sm1le for everybody mall but tl1l1gent worker proud of h1s wavy lock always neat 1n appearance a w1ft runner on the court ha a weakne s for whlte wool oc Q attentne 1n Intermed1ate o al1ty 1 34 SSC 4 CMOA l Ba ketball 34 NANCY KELLEY Mann Street Holy Famnly Capahle or1g1nal 1dea easy gomg loves French and fun aver IOD to l1p t1ck fancy free act1ve Sodal1t alway wlth Marlene hlgh 1deals mfectlous laugh oh where oh where would our paper be WlthOUf Nancy7 1 1on Bazaar 234 Sodal1ty 1734 SSC 4 SSC-A CMOA l 7 Ach1llean A 51 tant Bu 1ne s Manager Glee Club 1734 French Club 234 AMCI 'Q17' Z' 4-5 4? sacryllok s and sting g -'yy P RICIAKLLEY J ffiiw fry! Street Holy Famnly Bt ia o worker xxx epgslllabl me Pre ect Carole flen a ga l Slnl E 3 y E8 Y f cl Vila 5' l lwa r d to u e her artmtxd' tale w n nftded loyal to her candy booth at the Auburn tlcklrs the xvorxes Mxsslon Bazaar 2 3 4 Sodalxty 1 7 3 4 Sodalxty Officer 4 SSC 34 CMOA 12 Achrllean Excalibur Clec Club 23 LAWRENCE KEMBLOWSKI 15 Cross Street St Hyacmths Larry Here IS a boy who IS forever laughxng or mmlmg mccre ln hls actxons never known to be too pro arc played gooel clefenslve guard on the HF eleven Mwsron Bazaar 34 Glee Club 134 Football 34 B sc b 7 3 4 JOAN KEOGAN 14 ames Street St Aloysrus Expre we brown eye parklmg dlmple when he mlle not a qulet a we are led to belleve reaerved manner -Ji Q7 dlgnlhed actne Sodallt true frlend ln every way lvlrwon Bazaar 1 3 3 4 Sodallty 1 3 3 4 Achxllean Clee Club 3 3 4 FRANK KNAPP Franlclm Street Road Holy Fanuly Knapple Bug boy of the Senxor Cla lmke to take the boy around 1n hrs car alwayQ ha a en eof humor pnano vxrtao o par excellence l1fe would be dreary wrthout Frank around oh Knapplel M1 lon Bazaar '34 Achlllean Excalxbur Glee Club 1 Ca Ofheer 1 2 ,,,,-ur xv rl 4 Q 'Q' . 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MHVYS oe An ea y gomg oe ha a d1st1nct1ve vo1ce and laugh wears a perpetual grln moxe lowly wlth u only two year able b1ll1ard artx t oe Smlth possesses a flourlshmg penmanshvp M1551 Bazaagb 41 30 l' 1 MARIAN LAUCKERNN X, ,il N 7 Third Avenue ttf' rbioly Famlll' Mnml Small 1n stature large 1n heart always 1n a ru h has a fr1endly m1le for everyone Oh what ll I do7 loves plzza call me Marce a real hep ptterbug forever loyal to er Alma Mater M1 s1on Bazaar 2 3 4 Sodahty 1 2 3 4 CMOA 1 2 Ach1llean Q. our lessons goodness, CAROLE LEINEN 21 Hoffman St Marys We w1ll never forget her sweet personalxty loves to smlle Pat s co worker eloquent speaker consclentxous adept bowler beautxful wavy tresses allerglc to men 7 pretty always a dependable fr1end styl1sh wardrobe everyone s pal M1 s1on Bazaar 234 Sodalrty 1234 Sodalxty Offrcer 34 ssc 2 3 4 cMoA 1 Acmllm Assoqave 1241101 Glee Club 1 3 4 French Club 2 A -J' 'A Y 'K MARY ANN MAYWA ll 21 Mann Street Holy Famnly 'Z Marcy' Sweet personahty head cheerleader more frxends than she can count All my love the Bell Co s best customer ' partxal to Le Moyne dances lllre a dream we ll all mxss her fnendly smile MISSION Bazaar 2 3 4 Sodalxty 1234 CMOA 2 Achxllean Excalxbur Glee Club 1 2 4 French Club 2 Freshmen Welcome Dance Cheerleader 2 3 4 Cheerleadmg Captam 4 SCJ 11 S A ,J ,.. 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'fx I P ., a u .ff ...W f Wffulx KEN f l ki -'VK ffl Lf, gf fr ly- 1 ,4.f+,.1 I V .1 Q V4 b Lx ,itx ,Af I 2 1 A. 1 , Q L 4' 'J MAHLENE McQUEENEY 4' 3 n 42 Perry Street Holy Family ' Ha parklxng blue eyeQ ardent opera fan excels ln Mulllns Soclal Studle dependable Nl K pal when there work to be done Marlene wlll do xt ju t a lc h r capable photogra pher for the Excalxbur zealou Sodaht M 1on Bazaar 34 Sodahty 1334 SSC 34 SSCA 4 CMOA 1' Achlllean Excalxbur lin li NANCY MURPHY 148 Franklin Street Holy Fanuly Rusty Rare combxnatlon of bra1nQ and beauty has courage of her conx1ct1on nexer worrxed 7 WIDHIDK personalxty alwayQ P01 ed and HFBCIOU cooperatne hard worlung bowl mg ecretary ure to ucceed mall he true for M1 nun B1 mr 1 3 4 CMOA 1 'l Sodalxty 1 7 3 4 Achxllcan Clee Club l 3 4 French Club 7 AMC 1 knowledge and Cl1SC1Pl111C, MARIAN ONORI 60 Cottage Street Holy Family Dark Eyee l1lteQ to dance proud pos e sor of a fur colt A l bowler perfect lady lrre lstlblc cn c of humor Launch frldn zealou worker hcr pcraonallty wlll 0 hcr through K M5 non Bazaar 134 Sodallty IZ 3 4 Achxllcan Glce Club X -7 E GEORGE PAUL 92 Standard Avenue Holy Family Capable edltor of the 51 Achxllean careful U drxyer of lla hx 36 ord harp dre er mooth dancer oxe thee eburqer rugged tackle on the O quad w ll' loxe a good laugh but can be er1ou 'VIN xon Olllter 3 N41 1on Bazaar 34 CMOA 1 Achlllean Edztor Euallbur Football 1 3 34 I ,daa-.4-4 WZ-:,CL 20: 37 Q' x, ' cc -n Q ss c... 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M1 ion Ba aar 3 4 SSCA 4 Excalibur 4 Fre hmen Welcome RAYMOND RICE 27 Perry Street St Alphonsus Ray A likeable fellow if there ever was one rugged a loyal ' man of the Cid quiet at time Lud s pal friendly shining blue eyes well you walt loves French 7 Mission Bazaar 1 2 34 Sodality 1 2 3 4 Achillean Glee Club 1 Football 2 Thanksgiving Dance cn., 195 3 -1 I Mm ma memoncs of these days IQ 0? CHARLEEN ROLAN 10 Union Street St Alphonsus Char High PQ Qpopularity quotientj hard worker sin cere loyal friend adept yitterbug always in Murray Markey buddy capable class ecretary p a e pay J 3 light of heart loves U gym Mission Bazaar 1 2 3 4 Sodality 1 Z 3 4 SSC 4 CMOA Achillean Glee Club 12 French Club 23 Class Officer 4 RICHARD SOBUS 39 Bradford Street St Alphonsus Lu Mister Proile of 1951 noted for his charming personal ity and suave manners light on hi feet loyal to the CIIIZCH Advertiser combines wit and brilliance in the phy ics class loves to ride in Frank s wagon a true friend Mission Bazaar 34 Achillean Excalibur 4 Fre hmen Wel come Dance Q 'ss' 2 ., 1 1 3 s . j If YY wr - - .. ... Q ' . . . .. , ... . s i y i 1 y 1 i Q Q Q i - I . 'Q M' as sr . .. . . s s ... s ... le s ' .,. , , , Q , , , 1 1 1,21 S y i i Z - Q11-,Q WJ: Clif A fl df, 'K nn I vi - ' i i i Q 5 ' gf- ,,,-D T Nr '4Ql'lf dw 4 L ll 5 Y 'b EDWARD STAPLETON 260 Grant Avenue Holy Famxly Eddie Good Humor man of 706 always has a cheerful smvle football spotter newer at a loss for words dnves 7772 a cla sy Ford coupe ba ketball manager the Melodlo s Monotone of our bus trnp MIWSIOD Ba aar 1 7 3 4 Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Sodllty I 2 3 1 lean Freshmen Welcome Thanl-rsglvmg Dance Footballidanag r 4 Ba ketball Manager 4 W ff ' U BARBARA WALK ' West Genesee Street Holy Famllv Barb Proud po e sor of a tylxsh wardrobe never U1 breaks engagements loxes a good txme nothmg ju t nothing gets a fl e out of Barb qulet and re erved have you seen her menagerle M1ss1on Bazaar 17 3 4 Sodalxty 123 Achlllean Glee Club 1 7 3 4 Cheerleader 7 4 blessed by you, never fade MICHAEL WALSH 24V2 Hanulton Avenue Esqunre Flamlng red halr enjoys good humor gets :ll turbed easxly revels m a back seat ln any class hard workt Latxn scholar Q J mcere frlend of ohn and George always punctual M1 slon Bazaar 34 Sodalxly 34 Glec Club 14 Footba SUZANNE WEIRICH 28 Grant Avenue ue Tall and slxm never Q71 late tnm to her fingertip have you got your lntermedlate done pretty dark haxr loves Syracuse Le Moyne holds special mterests smooth dancer Ill have a chlhajcolate sundae, please G Mlsslon Bazaar 1 7 3 4 Sodalxty 7,3 4 CMOA 1 7 Achlllean Glee Club l,7,3,4 French Club 7,3 Holy Famnly St Alphonsus if . 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The Sodality of Qur Ladyi Exemplifying goodness, this spiritual organization of the school instills in the members a love of Our Lady, brought about by a love of Christ. The Sodality motto, 'i'l'o jesus through Maryf' gives us our sole aim as students in a Catholic High School. Cvuided by the program of the Sodality com' mittces, the members learn how to sanctify themselves and their neighbor by a constant review and application of the various rules. As a preparation for their apostolate in the world, the Sodality arms its sons and daughters with means of spreading and defending the Church. By a constant and everfincreasing practice of virtue, the Sodalists prepare themselves for parish activity and as loyal citizens. In times such as these, the Sodality has even more significance as the teacher of the citizens of tomorrow, instructing them to lead a virf tuous, useful Christian life. - - and longing to serve thee - - - Santa Claus brings some animated toys-Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs-to entertain the Sodalists. The program was presented by the Frosh probationers at a general meeting. Father Collins' monthly talk stimulates sober and serious thinking, as these faces indicate. By means of Father's conferences, the Sodality's spiritual program gains significance for the Sodalists. 3 ie- ? M V 1 ' 9i Qs2: Q 3 ,N ,.- 1' xx 3 PNN A. vnu.-,onfnf,E,,.N'. w I f ,Q I I if e H4 ,,w J M if Q 5' A. uv i pk z, 1 1 M Major offices and responsibility for the publication of the '51 Achillean went to: Carole Leinen, associate editorg David Boedicker. business managerg Nancy Kelley, assistant business manager, and George Paul, editor. 1951 ACHILLE Perhaps the most interesting and challenging task undertaken by the senior class was the financing and editing of the Aehillean, Vv'eeks of preliminary hard work hy the husiness staff, to provide funds and hy the editorial staff, to lay out, write, type and correct the copy, were rewarded with the hook itself. The Aehillean covers all student activities, and its content is a tribute to the school and a credit to those who gave time and effort toward making such a book possible, M. McQueeney, M. Foley L. Colella, L. Fennessy, M Lauclcern. Second Row: D Boediclzer, E. Stapleton, R Sobus, R. Rice, J. Dillon. The '51 business staH in- cluded: Seated: M. Onori, N. Kelley, B. Walker, C. Costello, N. Heath. Stand- ing, First Row: C. Rolan, N. Barnett, M. A. Maywalt, xy n , . I I , . Q' Q? 2 1 . ' . if RA - 4,1 I nf ya, jug we 1 - ' 5 3 ' aff' x A , Q, ..,-gm fam? W 3 ,Y W ' ' v .-nga 19 Sword of the Spirit ,,,,,'s The make-up desk-Sister Constance places the copy sections in their tentative spots on the dummy. The headlines artists are set to clinch the story in print. Leaving the staff breathless, another Excalibur deadline has been met! J. Gormley, C. Leinen, N. Heath, P. Hester and G. Paul complete plans for attending the ESSPA Conference. Pass the paste, please. Get a banner head for this story, and hurry! Oh, can't you type any faster? These characteristic comments mark the approach of the dreaded deadline as journalists prepare copy, headlines and dummy so the monthly edition of the Excalibur can go to press on time. The paper, published by the journalism class under the supervision of Sister M. Constance, keeps students and alumni up to date on school activities. Clean copy-a typist's dream. Accurate typing, careful editing and correct clipping require all the concentration these staff mem- bers can muster. All in all, though, they really think it's worth the time and effort they spend. U ITY IN DIVER ITY The newly-formed Canisius Club-budding librarians-boasts of fourteen charter members. Mary Lou Heieclc was absent when the picture was taken. Variety is the spice of life. Here at HF we like our life well seasoned. The Dramatic Club and the Canisius Club are two new organizations, Although their objectives are different, their followings are large. The Missicnn Society, the French Club, and the Glee Club all help stimuf late friendship, mold strong character, and make scholastic activities more mean' ingful. Unity in diversityuf extrafeurric' ular organizations share in the common objectives of full personality development for every student. The Mission Committee: Seated: Betty Blsf grove, Patricia Hester, Mary Herrling, Mary Curtin. Standing: Thomas Gargan, Richard Gallo, john Festa, Robert Dalton. wp'- 4.--,,. A i i 'x , 1 4 1 ...qs . 00 X .. , fs. 54 IQ Tryouts-they made for trying times for many students. but not for this happy sextet. Com- paring notes on What I did and How I did it after the Dramatic Club membership list was published are: Standing. left to right: M. A. Glancy. N. Patrick. C. Conkright, J. Farrell. Seated: M. Foley, Gargan. , l 'A good Catholic is a good citizen U.N. Day brings the students to Our l.ady's shrine. Vail. M. Boyle and R. Keller were among the'group who led the recitation of the Rosary. X ii Beverly Baker, Alfred Antonacci, Thomas McGraw, Betty Jean Bisgrove and Robert Dalton complete plans with Father Davie for the Crusade for Freedom canvassing campaign carried out by the students. Nancy Murphy, winner in the Ameri- can Legion oratorical eliminations, re- ceives the congratulations of: Seated: Dr. Rocco Impaglia, master of cere- monies, Mr. Theodore Fuss, county commander, Father Davie and Mr. Walter Stopyra. Hand in hand with our principles of goodness, discipline, and knowledge walks thc ever important aspect of good citizenship, Representing Holy Family in the varif ous civic activities, the students learn the importance of their position in this heloved democracy. lnspired with deep spiritual motives, Holy Family students thrill to profound patriotism encouraged hy such events as the Crusade for Freedom and Legion Oratoricals. TIME IS SO SHORT ETERNITY IS SO LONG N , 6 9 4, N TIWEM DOCE xxfi E 3 x y X 06505 ME '75, K 1 'A A transplanted evergreen grove. drifts of muslin snow and the rustle of paper snowflakes were in- geniously combined to set the stage for a delightful evening. t H. F. alumni happily consent to pose with their dates at intermission time. Left to right: R. Wilson, Ryan, Waters, D. Carroll, L. Law- ler, D. DeMeers, D. Didio, M. Foley, R. Bower, Graney, j. Foley, S. Weirich, E. Foley, E. Merlcley, B. Lawler, McDonald, D. A. Kennedy, P. McCabe, H. Withey. w if ,J A jolly group of juniors reg- ister their enjoyment in a friendly pose. Left to right: J. Vail, P. Harold, R. Zam- mett, M. Muldoon, F. Ven- tura, N. Patrick. Grouped before the way- side shrine of Our Lady is a representation from the senior class. Alfred is still worrying about those wires! Left to right: G. Paul, N. Murphy, A. Antonacci, P. Hester, D. Boediclter, C. Rolan, M. Walsh, L. Fen- nessey. Father Davie found the re- freshment table an ideal place for mingling with the Prom- goers. The chair will wait for you, Mick. The annual Seniorjunior Christmas prom was held mid stars and lights after many weeks of hard work. Our usnowstorniuflong hours of cutting, pasting, hangingg an evergreen forest-amateur nlumherjacksm among the boys. Our Lady occupied a most prominent place at our dance, and fellows and girls alike admired her wayside shrine. Perhaps the last prom for some of our seniors ---Can you imagine the sad faces as the cleanup began the next day? QS' - A ., q -ji I , 'I ' n fX Those last-minute instructions! Sister Constance declined the invitation to accompany the EXCALIBUR staff on their hayride, but she insisted on seeing that they got off to a good start. Left to right: Nancy Heath, john Gorm- ley, Sister Constance, Marlene McQueeney, George Paul, Robert Larose, Patricia Hester, Margaret Foley, ,loan Keogan, Clara Costello. ,-x 5 I , Msgr. William E. Cowen, Bishop Kearney, Msgr. Conway and Mr. George B. Shamon go over broadcast details as they prepare to inaugurate the Family Rosary on the air for the Auburn area by a program conducted in Holy Family auditorium. The traditional gleam of candle light marks the Christmas caroling at H. F. Barbara Cas ba Marion Onori and Beverly Twomey sing during the Nativity tableau. The Missions The uncanonized saints of the Mission Bazaar were the harried operators of the penny pitch. All the small fry found their way here sooner or later. A 1-, Pennies, nickels and dimes poured from the hands of generous bazaar patrons. and each booth met its quota in contributing to a successful day for the missions. 41 ew... 'Qg.,-.B X. 4. 'lf , 9,-. Q, ,. , 9 'lg' iff' I Did you win one of those cute dogs? ' Or was it the penguin, that caught your fancy? oz X .1 1' N Cheaper B Consternation is the word for it! Al- bert Delmonte and Tom Brown re- hearse a tense moment in the Dramatic Club production. Capable and alert, stage managers Ronald Ramos and Michael Walsh deftly handle the switches, controlling lighting and curtains. Awaiting their cues, part of the cast is busy with varied preparations. Mr, Gilbrcth. Mrs, Gilbrerh .... . . . Erncstinc .... Frank .... jackie. , Dam. . . Bill .... Fred. . . Anne .... THE CAST Albert Delmonte, ,52 ..Carole Leinen, ,51 Susanne Vollmar, 52 . . . . .john Festa, ,51 .James Fogarty, '57 . . .John Brennan, '54 .Joseph Gormley, '52 ..Robert Welch, '54 .Nancy Murphy, '51 The Dozen Lillian .... ......... M ary Herrling, '54 Marthzi ........ Mary Ann Maywalt, '51 Mrs. Fitzgerald .... Beverly Twomey, '52 Dr. Burton .... Joe Scales. , . Miss Brill .... Larry ........ The Bahics. . . . . . .Alfred Antonacci, '51 . . . .Thomas Brown, '53 . . .Margaret Boyle, '52 . . . .john Gormley, '51 . . . .Lorraine Lynch, '63 Kathy Boyle, '64 Gerry Geherin, '66 The Gilbreths at a family council On floor left to right ames Fogarty Lorraine Lynch Kathy Boyle Back Row left to right Nancy Murphy John Brennan Joseph Gormley Mary Ann Maywalt Mary Herrlmg Robert Welch Carole Leinen Susanne Vollmar Albert Delmonte and ohn Festa. Recipe: nails, broken glass, and motorcycle. Result: poor Larry! if Silk stockings! Dad is shocked at Anne's daring purchase. Left to right, First row: P. Kelley, M. Onori, M. Berry, B. Cas- barro. Second row: M. Walsh, C. L4-inen, M. McQueeney, L. Colella, P. Hester, B. Walker, N. Barnett, M. A. Maywalt, Far- rell. Third row: P. Parenti, Festa, Keogan, B. Bisgrove S. Weirich, L. Kcmblowski, F. Mulvey. s There's Music in the Air Left to right. First row: M. Herrling, N. Tortorello, E. Cuddy J. May. Second row: C. O'Donnell, Jones. S. Taylor, S. O'Sulli van, E. Knapp, M. L. Lawler, P. Lawler, B. Tonzi. R. Morphy Third row: D. McLaughlin, F. Clark, P. Stapleton. R. Mahfoud J. Cullen, D. Lawler, M. Donovan. Numbering over eighty members, Holy Fam' ily's Glee Club draws musicallyfminded boys and girls into its ranks, Two weekly practice periods are part of the regular routine, with extra rehearsals scheduled as the need arises. Besides the enjoyment of singing, the students have the opportunity of gaining additional scholastic credits in this course. School entertainments, assembly programs, sol' emn church functions all provide an opportunity for the members to learn to appreciate and sing well many different types of musical compositions. ln june, the underclassmen don white academic caps and gowns for their part in the Baccalaureate Mass and graduation exercises that close the school year. Left to right, First row: M. A. Glancy, C. Conkright, M. Fedigan. K. McEvoy, Walker. Second row: R. Ramos, S. Cosselmon, I Kavanagh. M. Crowley. N. Danlcsha, Graney, S. Wise, S. Voll mar, R. Keller. Third row: R. Burns, W. Delaney, M. Muldoon, N. Patrick. M. Ward, B. Twomey, T. Brown, A. Delmonte. Sister Mary Joanne, director of Holy Family's Glee Club, picks out some of the diflicult phrases in a new song as ac- companist Nancy Bennett prepares to try her hand at it. Y-1 Left to right, First row: M McLaughlin. L. Lawler, M E. Fennessy, S. Dickson. Second row: J. Gormley, M L. Heieck, D. Tortorello M. Flanagan. R. Bounds M. A. Boyle, Y. Serchia, T Beardsley. Third row: Dil lon. N. Anderson, N. Ben nett. M. Conboy, B. Cornall, M. A. Cuddy, J. W'ilson. 6 -, H A member of the Cathedral Quint gets away a graceful jump shot despite the attempts of Butch Laper, Dave Didio and Bob Tonzi to check him. DCCE Golden Gaels x. f Gerard Kinsella David Aubin sfo Q' George Paul John Festa 1 A picture study of the varied express ons of spectators at the Newark Valley game. Looks don't prove a thing-we won! Paul Piwinski . ff' 4 4' Varsity Squad 1 ' 1 -'ws ,. Q.. 1, 1 Q 4 If f 3 4 Alfred Antonaccl Dav Didio Robert Tonzl Wllllam Mason Robert Larose E l Ronald Ramos Vaxl sucks to hxs man as Bob Larose and erry Kmsella arrne to help hnm. George Paul and Bob Tonzi come up from the rear. 4 g 'g 0 :mg-ij 4' ' gf g -,Q-'Q Q J' 'Q 'F ' '15 vu' 1nn'!'3 - ' p , 1 .Q J I xxx ' 2 4, ' -x 'v , A ,NUR ..,',., -5 .' I . A . ,. , - Vx . -. A -Lf :NN f , , - A- 1. ff V, ,ww . f f . ' Q . 1... is A - - ' ,, V . A. A 1- Q ' , ,r'A' , ', vga., f- fy,- 2 ,' lga 5 3' Q: if P A, ,, f ' ,4- If ' Y il li P. Hester, Walker, M. Fedigan, M. A. May- walt, Graney, M. Foley, B. Walker, S. Cossel- mon, B. Bisgrove, M. Crowley. Every sports program depends not only on the athletes themselves but also on such necessary units as the coaching stag and the cheerleaders. Coaches face a thankless task in constant drilling and daily repetition of fundamentals, Much of the responsibility for rousing the enthusiasm and support of the spectators depends upon the cheerleaders. They must originate new cheers, polish up the old ones, and practice tire' lessly to acquire unity, precision and spirit. Mary Ann Maywalf, Captain. Coach Ray Flynn checks over some plays for the Newark Valley contest. L. Kemblowski, A. Antonacei, D. Didio P. Piyinski study the diagrams earn. estly. Betty Jean Bisgrove was absent when this group of happy cheerleaders posed for the cameraman. Left to right: Walker, P. Hester, M. Foley, B. Walker, M. Maywalt. captain, M. I Crowley, Graney, S. Cosselman and M. Fedigan X 66 Holy Holy Holy Holy Ho y Holy -x 'ix Farmly Fam1ly Family Fam1ly F1m1ly Fam1ly Basketball .eg 'Ci ....-1 'X Q5 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE B2lldW1DSVlllL Waterloo Btltlwtnsvlllt Smlth Tech East Syracuse Cathedral Holy Holy Holy Holy Holy Holy Eammly Famlly F lmlly F1m1ly Famlly Famlly CCQ-ntcr H I' s Varstty frc1d ng clocl-cv' c C pt1m o C th ballj Ga o rosy Festa: D ncsalr R1mos Laper mmagcrs An tonaccn and St plz-ton Del monte Ton: Hunter Bachman Coach Crowley oc Cuptes the center spot ths ttme o-5 dw 'C St Anthony s Assumptxon St Marys of Cortland Waterltnrl Phoemx St John the Ewangellst X V I . .'. : . i 'HSD a .' Didi wi . ll , ' l ', ' , ., ra , . .a. . ' . 21 , I . . i- N x ' . I A V L lo .5 I Ng X . ' N Q I. . fi, my f- - CN tg, , .,. f I! 1 P .., ,1--- . I I X, E az Q W A xl -A di Qt J- ft A 1 - , 'X K 2- v Aft 4 TF - A at ' A f ' X Q ' K ? 4 I if . L : tx , ' n ,f U ' ' wh ,1 xr . 1' V 1 . . . t - ' fx-' f 5 f 1 -' I Z, N fd' rm x- K ,Q ..' ' I N V' x 'I ' 25 .... ' ' ' 48 n 41 .... . t I 34 .... . 58 . ' 58 .... ' ' 23 .,,, g ' ' 1 43 2 ' 40 .... . 1 ' z A 46 .... I 25 . ' 44 .... l 1 I 47 .... . 60 I 51 .... ' 44 .... 71 l 38 .... . ' - Joker Hunter tussles with his oppo- nent from Cathedral for possession of the ball, as Butch Laper steadies himself for an assist. if If tl Abovcj Get that ball' Festa and jim Dranczak goes high into the air to win the tip off as Bob Tonzi charges down to grab the ball. Dldl0 are after it PlWlh9lKl breaks for a spot in the open n the Court Belowj Laper dribblcs around a St Anthony Dlayer to reach 1 more favor able position Festa and Tonzl move in to close up the nlay ,l 6.4 f Holy Family's V. squadffuturc standouts on coach Crowlcy's varsity lineup. Front row: jack Brennan. Dave Alcxandcr, Don Walsh, Francis Didio. Second row: Rob- ert Horr, Denny Renahan. Ronnie Ramos. Charles O'Donncll, Bill Cuddy, Al Crowley. Hope they keep you smiling, Al! :J Festa, Hunter, Tonzi, Didio and Laper huddle around coach Crowley as he points out game strategy for the next period. Laper eludes his guard to snare the ball-Tonzi breaks in to pick up the pass that's due. 11 Robert Dalton, Lawrence Kemblowski, james Duffy, Howard Bagley, John Cirillo and Richard Zammet eye the basket as Father Horr tips them oH on shooting technique in a Friday after- noon sports workout. Around the sports calendar Beverly Twomey takes careful aim for the one and two pins fone of the strike lanes to non-bowlersj and dis- plays perfect form at a Monday night girls' bowling session. Some unlucky bowler must have dropped the ball-or did she just forget to let it go? The hilarity among the onlookers is evident. Why leave so early, kids? 1 X Q XX K sf' 'HF'-3 's .d. X , 'YF 3 , ff lc M51 5 T -1 if , I' 1 n' , 'I I 1 1 f'T5f . .N fi Q 'D w.lz'.i' '43 ' T H 2-l-I' 1. iv v-f--Tl '. e.H'ff' ,TWV W V 1 I ' 'lgxsgljfs -51' af- .Ll Q' Q ' V'5 f w 'Y X ' Y I Q V , 1 N I I na ,Q '1 sw? S, 'L UI C N-Q E HOLY MARY, MOTHER OF GQD, we come in a final plea: PRAY FOR US SINNERS. We present to you this record of four years spent under your motherly and tender protection. May it be pleasing to you in such a way that you will never forget us, NGW, OR AT THE HGUR GF OUR DEATH. Mary, this is your bookg these are our livesg keep us, guide us, as your property and possession. The Class of 1951 gratefully acknowledges the patronage HONORARY PATRONS Most Reverend Iames E Kearney Rrght Rev Mons1gnorIohn A Conway PATRONS Reverend W1ll1am E Davre Reverend Alfred I Horr Reverend Iames P Collms Reverend Raymond Kenny Honorable and Mrs EdwardT Boyle AlfredI AHIOHGCCI r and Mrs FrankP Audet r and Mrs Ioseph Bachman and Mrs Howard Bagley Raymond E Ba1er and Mrs Charles F Barnett and Mrs Dewey Bennett and Mrs Fred Berry r and Mrs Iohn D Boedrcker and Mrs W1ll1am E Bouley Mrss Attracta Brennan and Mrs Edwardl Burns Charles Carmody and Mrs Sam Casbarro and Mrs Fredenck W Casper and Mrs Ph1l1pI Conboy and Mrs Albert E ornall and Mrs Howard Cowan and Mrs GeorgeI Cuddy and Mrs Ioseph P Cuddy r M I Cuddy and Mrs Raymond S Cuddy Mrs Iohn Cullen and Mrs Ioseph D Danksha and Mrs Thomas Delaney and Mrs Domrmc Delmonte and Mrs I L Dempsey and Mrs HarryM D1llon and Mrs Iames I Duffy and Mrs Fredenck I Farrell and Mrs EdwardI Fennessy and Mrs Anthony Festa and Mrs W P Foley and Mrs Ioseph E Fltzpatrrck and Mrs Iohn L Flanagan and Mrs Francrs P Foley Rzchard Gerard Frank and Mrs Edward Gallagher and Mrs Anthony Gallo and Mrs Ioseph Gargan and Mrs Raymond W Clancy and Mrs Charles A Gleason and Mrs Mrchael R Gleason and Mrs Franc1sI Gormley and Mrs Iohn Hayes and Mrs Elmer W HGIGCK and Mrs Ioseph Hester r and Mrs Arthur P Hughes Iohn Keegan and Mrs Harry M Keller and Mrs I Eugene Kelley and Mrs Paul A Kelley Raymond Kenny and Mrs Ioseph T Keogan Mrs Paul Khnk and Mrs Edward L Lauckern and Mrs Raymond Lawler Thomas E Lawler and Mrs W1ll1am I Lawler and Mrs Edward E Lelnen and Mrs Edmund L Lober and Mrs Clarence Maywalt and Mrs Edw1n E Mcfarthy and Mrs W1ll1am T McCarthy W1ll1am H McKeon and Mrs Thomas McLaughl1n and Mrs W F McQueeney and Mrs ArthurT Morgan and Mrs W1ll1am E Muldoon of Mr. . 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' ' , 73 Mr and Mrs Raymond W Rtce M1ss Vera Warter PATRONS tCont1nuedl Mr and Mrs Francts P Mulvey Mrs EdWardI Murphy and Mrs D L Nash and Mrs Charles O Donnell and Mrs Iarnes Onor1 and Mrs Alfred G Patrtck and Mrs Ioseph Paul and Mrs Thomasl Poole and Mrs W1ll1am Pysnack M1ss Ioan Qurgley and Mrs P Sperdutl and Mrs Edward Stapleton cmd Mrs Fred Surber and Mrs T S Tallman and Mrs Thomas Taylor MISS Mary H G Tracy Mr and Mrs Ioseph L Va11 Mrs Fann1e Vasco Mr and Mrs G F V1venz1o Dr R I Walker Mr and Mrs F E Wemch Mr and Mrs EIVIII Wllson Mr and Mrs CharlesS Wnde M1ss Margaret Rtordan Mr and Mrs W11l1am Rolan Mr and Mrs Ioseph Sobus Wlthout the support of our advert1sers the 1951 ACHILLEAN could not have been pubhshed We sol1c1t your patronage ot these busmess concerns C GS HADIOGT V CHWTER 66 Franklm St Sales and Servrce THE ARCADE BACON S Red 5: White Food Store 45 Cayuga St Aubum N Y 21 Genesee Street Auburn N Y IOHN B ALGER CO CARDINALES BLUE MOON CO 186 Genesee St 47 North Street 139 Clark Street Auburn N Y Auburn N Y Groceries and School Supplies Congratulattons to the Class of 51 THE AUBURN ARMATURE CO 231 State St cor Unlon AUBURN WAR SURPLUS CO WILLIAM H. BURKE Compliments BRIGGS MOTORS Studebaker Dealer 7 Franklin St IOE CHAPMANS K F MOTORS 53 State St Auburn N Y D1a1 3 6414 CITY FUEL CO INC Army and Navy Merchandtse 16112 E Genesee St McMqs1er St 30 State Street Watchmaker Ieweler Auburn New York . . Mr. . Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . . ' ' . . Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . . . ' Mr. . ' ' , . . . ' ' Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Renahan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh 74 T F CONATY 45 North Street A Full Lxne of Sea Foods COOPER WALL PAPER 47 Clark Street Largest Varrety at Popular Prtces CORNER GROCERY STORE A C Brunyes Prop Corner Cayuga 6: Capxtol Sts HARRY O COSMAN Tobacco Shop Genesee and South CUTILLO S Sports General Merchandise Prve Pomts 3 6351 DEFENDORFSI G A 156 S Seward Avenue Compllments to Class of 51 DERBY DRY CLEANERS 64 Franklln Street Complrments ot DOMENICKS PLACE DRANCSAKS MARKET Meats Grocerles Provlsrons 86 N D1V1S1O'I 3 3308 Complrments of EDDIES SERVICE STATION 95 Owasco Street FINGER LAKES PRESS INC Auburn New York Lrthographers P FISHER Electrlcal Contractor Phone 3 3851 9 Clark Street FIVE POINTS LIQUOR STORE 58 Franklm Street Phone 3-6051 FROMEL BROS SERVICE STA Comer Wall G Aurehus Stnclalr Products W A FULTON Ieweler 57 Genesee Street You Always Gam at Ganey s W D GANEY HARDWARE 31 Genesee St 3 8542 GAYLORD FOOD STORE Everythmg In Fme Foods 35 Gaylord Street Compllments ol GENESEE BARBER SHOP 96 Genesee Street GEORGES RESTAURANT 4 South Street A Good Place to Eat Comphments of GRANEYS FOOD MART 30112 Howard Street Compliments of GREGORY 6, PICCIANO ELECTRIC CO INC 51 North Street HARRY S TIRE SHOP 8 Garden Street Auburn New York HATCHS QUALITY MARKET 38 Lewxs Street Meat Grocerres IOSEPH E. HEIECK Funeral Drrector 17 Franklm Street HEWIT1' WILCOX COAL 78112 Genesee Street Phone 3 3275 HILLTOP GROCERY 68 Lake Avenue Phone 2 1112 Compliments ol MARY I HODGSONS Cornphments of HOWARD BROS 1Apphances1 31 E Genesee Street KINGS GARAGE 254 Clark Street Gen Repatr of Cars 6- Trucks KROMERS BAKERY 5 North Street Phone 2 2112 Complrments ot LAMBS BAKERY 40 Lewxs Street Home ot WEATHERBIRD SHOES 86 Genesee Street A I LAUER INC Realtors Aubum 3 6631 ADAM A LEIA Funeral Home LEO S LADIES SHOPPE 4 Exchange Street A M Spreter LEWIS DRUG STORE 44 Lewis Street The Five Polnts Comphments of LEWIS ELECTRIC CO 79 North Street LIBEBMANS IEWELRY STORE Iewelry and Watch Repairs 70 Genesee St 2 4322 75 I ' 1.AnnY's snoss. INC. Comphments ot THE I.I'1'l'LE STORE 71 Oswczsco Street Stephen I Baslle MARQUART'S AS USUAI. SIQHS 32 D111 Street 2 4812 MATTHEWS RED 6. WHITE 75 Owasco Street Groceries Meats Beer McMAI-ION S BERNARD MEEHAN Shell Servlce Statxon Frankhn St 6: Grant Ave Compllments ot NAMNISIAKS RESTAURANT Auburn New York Best Wxshes O CONNEI.LS GROCERY 20 Chapel Street O DONNELL ELECTRIC CO INC 36 Market Street Aubum N Y Best Wxshes OWASCO NEWS Comphments OWEN and DORAN Welders Aurehus Avenue PAULINES NEWS Vanety Store 286 W Genesee Street PEFES ATLANTIC 204 Clark Street Greasmg and WGSTIIDQ PETTIGRAS FURNITURE STORE 83 Wall Street I F. QUIGLEY Slgns 33 Frazee Street 2 5742 REDS SUNOCO SERVICE Stcmon and Fuel Company Corner Clark and N Dwxslon REILLY BROS GARAGE Used Cars Bought and Sold 28 Gordon Street SCI-IRECK BROS Fme Furnlture 1416 E Genesee SEVIER S SUPER MARKET Comer Owasco and Frances GTOCGTIGS and Meats 5 scum Sf SHOE FORM COMPANY Best Wlshes to Class of 51 B O SIMPSON Ieweler Optometrlst 1 North Street SHLLETTS RED G WHITE FOOD STORE 449 N Seward Avenue Free Dehvery 3 6712 P SPERDUTI GROCERY 20 Anna Street Grocenes Cold Meats Bottled Beer STEIGERWALDS 9 South Street Phone 2 6321 76 STRAUSS STORES 24 Genesee St Auburn N Y 39118 Comphments of SUNSET RESTAURANT Auburn New York SCHICT SYSTEM SHOP Office Supplles Pnntmg 30 36 State Street 3 9421 TARBY S TEXACO STATION Steve and Bllly 189 Clark Street Cornpllments of TRIPS ICE CREAM CO INC Auburn New York DOROTHY VANDERBOSCH House of Fine Llnens Comphments ot T I WATERS SPORT SHOP 46 Frances Street THE WHITE HOUSE 120 E Genesee St Auburn N Y WHITING S WALL PAPER AND PAINT STORE 31 E Genesee St Auburn N Y WILLIAMS HOTEL Fxne Foods Served 172 Clark Street Aubum N Y WII.SON'S FOOD MARKET 262 West Genesee St Phone 2 3411 ZIGGYS SMOKE SHOP 200 State Street Magazmes Sealtest Ice Cream ' 1 ' I sf. ' -' I , I so Lewis stfee-L3-5171 Class of 1951 Auburn Spark Plug Company, Inc Makers of AUBURN SPARK PLUGS See Your Dealer Congratulations to the as f Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Future Success ot The Members ot the Class of 1951 Auburn Trust Company Auburn New York Port Byron New York 'A' MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 'k I I MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Best W1shes to the Class of 1951 from THE OLDEST BANK IN CAYUGA COUNTY lg BANK OF AUBURN IVIEIVIBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTHVI ll ll 'k x il' e El 10113 If 5 L . 1 ' gin - I Grcrduatmg Class of 1951 if Comp11ments of Heditmfxpnmnchnm Good Luck to the HUSTIJN S Fllilll STUHE Qucthty Grocenes and Meats Corner Seymour and Holley Streets Ph 36263 36264 7 at Super Market Prices ff Best Wishes to the Class of '51 J. M. CULLEN and SON COAL Fuel O11 Wood Coal O11 Gas Heatmg Eqlupment 252 North Street Phone 2 4741 BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 51 PHCTOGRAPHS PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL ,ffuubmqma ,Qtudw 85 Y 162 Genesee Street Phone 2 3712 82 ' 0 'k ears of I Quality Photography in Auburn KNIGHTS 0F COLUMBUS Compllments E B Vollmar Company General Contractors 323 MEITCALF Bunnma of Aubum, New York PHONE 3-6871 8 Best Wrshes to the Class of 1951 Cuddy 8: Geherrn COAL COKE FUEL OIL The F1rth Carpet Company Manufacturers STYLED FLOOR COVERIN GS M1l1s t N F1rth11.tiNY NbghNY l I 8 'A' Iron Fireman Sales and Service 19112 Genesee Street Phone: 3-5461 I i' ' a Aubum, . Y. 'c'e,.. ewur,.. AUBURN SAVINGS BANK Genesee Street at South Auburn N Y YOUR SCHOOL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Semors Pos1t1ons Wrth ct Future W1l1 Awcnt Y O U When You Take Secretanal Stenographrc Iumor Accountmg Ofhce Trcrmmg at the Auburn Business School 8 'A' 'k Congratulations, H. F. H. S. ul' llayuqa llnunty Savings Bank Corner of Genesee and State Streets MEIVIBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Comp11ments The Cnlumhlan Hnpa Company 'k of l i' A burn. The Cordag C'ty N w York IEFFERY S SHOPPE Home of Quahty Where the Better Things Cost Less G or WOIVIEN and IVHSSES 103 105 Genesee Street AUBURN N Y Buy BLUE COAL from MANRO 6- I-IUGG PHONE 2-3731 66 State Street Savmgs and Loan Assoc1at1on of Auburn Mcrsoruc Bu1ld1ng 8 SOU'I'H STREET AUBURN N Y BEST WISHIES TO THE CLASS OF 51 Cad1llac and Oldsmoblle Motor Cars Chns Crcdt and Penn Yan Boats Iohnson Seahorse Motors 54 Water Street AUBURN N Y f 'A' I if i' Lewis E. Springer, Inc. if 'A' 87 Hardware Gifts M Q S H E R Housewares Pcnnts 156 Genesee Street M111 Supplles Salesmen Dorothy B MOSher 102 104 Genesee Street Mart H I Petre CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OE 51 MAY SUCCESS IN YOUR CHOSEN CAREER ROWN TI-IE COMMENCEMENT WHICH YOU HAVE A I-IIEVEDI ct successful bmldmg In character bulldmg the unportcmce of CI Ioundctlon IS most essentlcl WILLIAM E BOULEY CO INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS Auburn New York .il 88 'A' 'k - I H. C C . A Well-conceived plan and cr substantial foundation are the basis for 'A' I ll I I Congrctulcmons to THE CLASS OF 1951 NOLANS SHOE STORE QUALITY SHOES MODERATE PRICES 53 55 Genesee Street mg on c'LEAN RS and DYERS LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED d 35 E G 2 AUBURN NEW YORK Comphments MOHICAN MARKET AND BAKERY 128 130 Genesee Street WE ARE HAPPY FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF PLACING OUR IXAME IN YOUR YEARBOOK OUR SINCERE BEST WISI-IES TO THE GLASS OF I95I Dcmlel E Morr1s 6: Sons DE SOTO PLYMOUTH 5 Lmcoln Street AUBURN N Y MCMANUS LIQUOR STORE 109 State Street Phone 3 9541 FREE DELIVERY I of x , Q I I, ,LPS :,.. 1 Q, A ,7 . 3 gl. 'ws Plant an Office: . enesee Street I . 41861 . Y XJ - 'k I 'A' 89 Congratulatlons Class of 51 RED 6: WHITE 284 W Genesee Street I IM S GROCERY 75 North Street Meats Grocenes Your Sunday Newspaper CONGRA'I'ULA'l'IONS TO THE CLASS OF 51 Ed Bums IG.A West End Port Byron. N Y Phone 2851 Port Byron WE DELIVER IN AUBURN HI SKORE BALLS BOWLING PINS BOWLING BAGS BOWLING SHOES BILL BURNS Bowlmg and B1111ard Equlpment AUBURN BOWLING 6. BILLIARD SUPPLY CO Alleys Installed and Resurfaced 28 CLARK STREET AUBURN NEW YORK Telephone 3 3651 90 ' to I ' if if FERRYIS I III-arket ,, . if f . .. . i . ARTIST'S SUPPLIES PAINTS ci WALLPAPER CUSTOM FRAMING D L NASH 12 State Street Aubum New York MURPHY BROS. Francis - Paul State and Water Streets AUBURN NEW YORK CoMPL1MENTS EDDIES FISH FRY CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 51 MARTLEW S MARKET 244112 W Genesee Street Phone 3 2541 GREEN ACRES RESTAURANT 314 State Street Ccrtenng to Porhes Banquets Weddlngs Phone 2 9805 'A' I I if Good Foods - Dining, Dancing 91 RONDINA FURNITURE CO FURNITURE RUGS STOVES RADIOS ETC General Electnc Apphcxnces WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF REFRIGERATORS Call 3 7461 DAIRYLAND Makers ot QUALITY ICE CREAM I LA'I'I'IMORE WM. HOI.MES 83 North Street AUBURN N Y AL BYRN SPORTING GOODS Phone 3 5432 9 Genesee Street AUBURN NEW YORK Try WAIT' S Flrst Ol' F urnrture Home F urmshmgs The H R WAIT CO AUBURNS LARGEST HOIVIE FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT Everything for the 77 rear 79 81 83 Genesee Sportsman Street i if if ff if f BYRN'S I I I I if if . 92 Your Home Newspaper T e C1t1Zen Adverhser F11'St m Aubum Homes for News oi Schools and Local Sports EGBERT S GOOD THINGS TO WEAR Su1fS Hats Topcoats Shirts T195 Hose Sweaters Slacks 34 mu street Phone 3 sz Palmas THE ECONOMY PRINT SHOP RAY F CASPER Propnetor HERRON S or HARDWARE h ff if 'A' Auburn Publishing Co. ' - ll f I f 93 Carmody Insurance Agency 413-414 Metcalf Burldmg ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE BONDS Congratulations 'I'he Class of 51 THE BIG STORE CROWLEY BROS BLACKSTONES F1'NE'5'I' IN Estate Ranges Combrnahon Ranges and Electnc Ranges 26 Genesee Street Dxal 2 4542 I CUDDY 6. SONS AUCTION ROOMS 14 16 Market Street PHONE 2 5812 Auctrons Every Saturday to i I . . t ir i l l WASHING MACHINES - 'A' Q t I i . 9 4 WILLIAM F IEWELER and SILVERSMITH Af11S11C Merchand1se D1arnonds and Watches 118 Genesee St Next to Ncrhonal Bank Best Wlshes to the Class of 51 ARTHUR T MORGAN FUNERAL SERVICE 56 E. Genesee Street Phone 3 6741 Books for Chlldren cmd Adults Leather Goods Greetlng Cards Stanonery Gmfts P1ctures Parker Sheaffer Eversharp Moore Royal Portable Typewnters The Edna Moon Book Store 12 soU'rH smmarr Comphments 39 North Street BARBER SHOP ON THE BRIDGE UNION SHOP TO THE CLASS OF 1951 May your accomphshments m your chosen fxelds of endeavor cmd your pos1t1or1s of trust rn your communlty reflect but honor cmd cred1t on your years at Holy Farruly Hlgh M D Greene Co of Aubum I I HARRINGTON 2 Carpenter Street GENERAL CONTRACTOR SAND AND GRAVEI. M TAIVIBURO PERFECTION CLEANERS AND DYERS Phone 3 5441 Oihce and Plant. 57 North Street 'A' . . . gf Fomfain Pens 'md Pencils STEPHEN W. HERBERT 'k 95 AUBURN MUSIC STORE PAUL E ROWE Owner 14 Genesee St Aubum New York AGENCY INC Dtal 3 9012 GENERAL INSURANCE 92 East Genesee Street Wurhtzer P1anas and Organs those of any other make PYSNACK S Belvedere Restaurant LEGAL BEVERAGES DINING and DANCING TELEVISION GEORGE H WARD DIa1 2 9785 73 VcmAnden Street AUBURN NEW YORK CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 20 26 Water Street Fel1c1tat1ons Graduates FROM Funeral Servlce PHONE 3 9641 114 Ianet Street AUBURN, N. Y. I I+ 1 7 96 T AUBURN' NEW YORK More people buy Wurlitzer pianos than I I I 'A' CONGRATULATIONS To BISHOP S RESTAURANT THE cLAss or '51 BAR 'md GRM' ik 43 45 North Street BILTMORE RESTAURANT Dxal 2 9944 BENNE'I'T and TRACY SHOE and LUGGAGE SHOP ANN BUTLER Hosxery SHOES Luggage G I F T S 82 84 Genesee Street DANKSHA S Wood Acres DONS BEAUTY SALON FINE FOOD COCKTAILS Stetson Hats e Hats 24 Hour Servlce df Chpper Craft an' STA'I'ION HCIYT SChCffnel' 6 Marx Clothes Towlng Gnd Rogd Servlce DQWD LEG 5 Phone 2 3842 127 Genesee Street After 11 P M 3 8956 97 ir 'k t I Comer Grant and Standart Le - . d Books Statlonery Photo Albums Scrap Books Portable Typewnters Fountam Pen and Per1c11 Sets Greetmg Cards For All OCCCISIODS The Douglass Bookstore 116 Genesee Street GORMLEY OIL CO 81 Clark Street Best w1SheS to the Class of 51 DAIRYLEA Mllk and Ice Cream R1cher and rearmer 127 Clark Street Phone 3 6283 HOMIE TOWN MARKET Our Famous Meats Are Served 1I'1 Aubums Leadmg Homes Hospxtals and Inst1tut1ons 25 27 29 North Street Phone 3 6279 COLLISION SERVICE F1rst Class Auto Pamtmg H I GARDNER 11 Lmcoln Street AUBURN NEW YORK Phone 2 5641 F S IOHNSTON PAPER CO PAPER WAREHOUSE STEEL OFFICE FURNITURE SUPPLIES 24 Market Street IACK S SMOKE SHOP I L BRUTON 57 Market Street IIM 6 FLOYD S PIZZERIA Featurmg PIZZA and SPAGHETTI 8 State Street Phone 2 9866 U ' 'k FRED I.. LANE'S 'A' I 98 MARSHALL S CLOTHING STORE Aubums Leadmg Store FOR MEN and BOYS Young Mens Sport Clothes SLACKS OATS ENSEMBLES 131 Genesee Street Our Best W1shes to the Class of 1951 MURRAY S FREDcmdED SEALTEST ICE CREAM 21 South Street Phone 2 9845 Ill See You at Murroys Best Wishes to the Class of 51 NUGENT S 107 GENESEE STREET KENYON S DRUG STORE KFormerly Corp Pharmacy! Auburn s Oldest Prescr1pt1on Drug Store Wall and State Street Phone 2 2431 TRAUB S FURNITURE STORE For Popular Re cords- ee SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO 54 58 Genesee Street Phone 2 0471 SIMPLEX MANUFACTURING COMPANY New Home at NORGE HOME APPLIANCES Sales and SGTVICG O ' B R I E N APPLIANCES 40 State Street Phone: 3 6831 99 - - I- - 1 I . I ' i I , f' ,Nl 1 - I . , .k .. I S I l Q H O H M A N ' S RELIGIOUS ARTICLES - GIFTS GREETING CARDS 126 Genesee Street Aubum N Y ICHN STEVENS DEPARTMIENT STORE READY-TO-WEAR For The Entire Family 22-24 STATE STREET SAGAR S The Dependable DRUG STORE urn 109 Genesee Street Aub P R E S T O N S FLOWERS GIFTS Fme Flowers at Reasonable Pnces 28 Genesee Street ROXY S A Well Groomed Appearance W Contnbute Much to Your Future Success 7 North Street Near Genesee HARDWARE WOODRUFF 6. MURPHY Lowe Brothers Pamt House Furmshzngs 88 Genesee Street 2 Exchange Street Best Wlshes to Class of 51 EVANGELIST GROCERY 93 VanAnden Street Phone 2 5122 WORDEN S PAINT HEADQUARTERS S M. Rxdley Prop Pamt Wallpaper Art1st Matenals Wmdow Shades Venenan Blmds 48 Genesee Street Phone 3 9441 if . N. Y. - in ROXYS SMART SHOES A LARGE ASSORTMENT if Q - IO0 P O O L O S HOME MADE CANDIES soDAs and LUNCHES AUBURN N Y e971'ompson5hop Coats Su1ts Dresses Corsets Lmgene Accessones Sportswear Costume Iewelry 142 Genesee Street Aubum N Y DOYLE S PAINT STORE MCGIHH Brothers Propnetors WALLPAPER and PAINTS 30 Clark Street Phone 2 5761 BEST WISHES OF HARRY F ALLEN Shoe Store CASBARRO S Socony SGIVICG Stat1on TIRES BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Phone 2 9843 Photograpluc Supphes oi All Kmds lVIERRI'I'I'S PHOTO SHOP Market Street at Genesee Aubum New York Complmments BIEBER ISAACS Factory to you Store Where Wlse Shoppers Meet Genesee Street Aubum N NORTHWAY CHEVROLET INC 47 51 Market Street AUBURN N Y i' f 1 'A' Comer Clark St. and Aurelius Ave. ot 1 , . Y. ' IOI BOWER and FRANCE Atlantlc Servlce North and Garden Streets AUBURN NEW YORK Dlal 2 2450 THE RESTMOUR CONVALESCENT HOME or Chromcs and Convalescents Seymour Street Aubum Comphments of A U B U R N UPHOLSTERING INC 7 11 Genesee Street Telephone 2 5142 Ask the Man Who Owns Ore 41 43 Water Street AUBURN N Y Packard Sales and Serv1ce MAGNAVOX ZENITH Televlslon Racho Racho Phonograph RE ORDS SHEET MUSIC CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS SPINET PIANOS LOWEREY ORGANS BAIN MUSIC CO 8 10 Exchange Street RUMPF S DIAMONDS WATCHES 24 Grant Avenue Thats New All Thats Flne deb 3 5 7 STATE STREET Aululln n v LaDouce Wlnne 6 Plerce AUTo SERVI E 38 Chapel Street AUBURN NEW YORK 102 f Sl . N. Y ' A11 ' - ' ' In Smart Young Fashions 0 HOMICK'S MEN'S SHOP Nationally Advertised Mens Apparel CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS 159 State Street Auburn N Y G O D FRE Y S SERVICE STATION 'I'IRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Five Points Telephone 2-3622 AUBURN NEW YORK Compliments of OSBORNE HOTEL MR SWIFT Manager IU LI A N A Infants and Cluldren s Center, Inc TOTS TO TEENS 134 136 Genesee Street AUBURN N Y Telephone 2 3732 NUT ICE CREAM KARIVIEL KORN SHOP KARMELKORN and POPCORN T H EMERSON Proprietor LIGHT LUNCI-IES 146 Genesee Street Phone 2 9734 N I PASTUSHAN BEST AUTO PAINTING LACQUER OR DUCO FINISH Fender and Body Work Gas and O11 Station All Work Guaranteed 45 49 Owasco Street Auburn, N Y Telephone 2 6461 FIVE POINTS FOOD STORE QUALITY Eooos DELIVERY SERVICE 37 Lewls Street Phone 3 5308 REVA ROLLERDROME Clark Street Road Monday Wednesday Fnday Saturday Sunday 230 to 5 8 to ll P M Private Parties Tuesday and Thursday I 1 1 n . 1 I I I I - 1 a 1 1 u I . . , x.1 ' Q I r 1 , IO3 QTTVIT J ' Y CMH r I f 1- rg ,A .JF -1 P '- ' ' , PM L