Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

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o X c , ,, f gygy, ,A ,, BETTY LOU l4cCLELLAND Smdent Ass't 1,113 Intramurals 2,33 Senior Playg Senior Da.y3 Newspaper 143 Washington Club 2. DON'T WORRY IF YCIJR JOBS ARE SHALL AND YOUR REWARIB ARE FEW? REJIDGBEI 'I'HAT THE MIGHTY OAK WAS ONCE A NUT LDCE YOU. fin S4354 w f JON WILCOX Senior Playg Senior Dayg Year- bookg Dramatics Club 13 Basket- ba11 23 Washington Club 2. 'HIGH SCHOOL DAYS HAVE THEIR DELIGI-Irs, BUT THEY NEVER COMPARE WITH HIGH SCHOOL NIGHTS. X7 Q 3 'I M 1? DONALD METERS Yea.rbook3 Senior Playg Senior Dayg Basketball 1,23 Operetta 13 Band 2,3,h3 Choir 1,2j County Festivalg Spring Concert 2,3,h. 'A PEERLESS IRIVEH, HE KNOWS ALL A.BoUT cms, BUT WHEN IT COMES TO SCHOOLWORK, HIS HEAD IS IN THE STARS. A . '16 ELDON MILLER Basketbal13 Soccer 113 Senior Playg Senior Dayg Washington Club 2,33 Baseball. 'SOME OF THE HIGHTEST MEN ARE SMALL .fa ' If f :I f 94 fl . Bu, ., jf - fni svr N, -- .4-rewgra-,, Vf.sE:4ma- w.'-mfg.-:xvrw-zf -..-so KN-w A ww is I f -.Lx vfnwucie ,.. . ,W-.J . -- f HOLLY ANN WILLIAMS Senior Playg Senior Dayg Washington Club 2,33 Class Sec. 2,33 Shxdent'Ass't 11,3 Yaarbookg Field Day 35 Band 1,2,3,h3 Intramurals 1,2,35 Choir 1,2,3,,-If lg DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE THEM D0 UHTO YOU ONLY DO IT FIRSTJ' , V 1 ..- ,I f' I ,fa .,.,,,.m7: vb- - - . N .

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HARY JANE SHAFER Choir 2,h, Senior Play 'LAUGH AND THE MORLD I.AUGH's wI'rH You, WFEP AND YOU WEE? ALONE. .23 Q ALFRED HILEER Choir 1-92,3915 Band lg, Dance Band h, Washington Club 2,3, Manager 2,h, Senior Play, Spring Con- cert l,2,3,b, Student Assistant, Operetta 1. 'WIT IS NECESSARY TO A CLEVER TALIGIB3 INTELLI- GENCE IS ENOUGH FOR A GOOD LISTENERJ' 2 Liz'- SQ DIANE FREDERICK choir l,2,3,b, Band 1,2, A11-State Choir 3, Com- petition l,2,3,h, News- paper l,2,3,h, Student 3: Council 3, Student Assis- tant 3, Spring Concert 1 ,2, JOHN FLOOD Senior Play, Soccer l,2, 3,h, Basketball 1,2,3,h. Baseball l,2,3,h. V108 President 1. 'HARD WORK IS THE KEY TO SUCCES Sn 3,h, County Festival l,2,3, 11, Intramurals 2, Washington Club 2,3, Operetta 1, Twril- ling 2,3, Yearbook 3,h. 'EVEN A FISH kDULDN'T GET INTO TROUBLE IF HE WILL KEEP HIS MOUTH SHUT. IN MEMORIAM I .r:. ,,.v-l it 'r , M, 4 , V,'- ug4,Q, af ,Lf .V 'ff7:'w'. ' f' ,Ziff If f? , V14 .A fm TERRY MEILLER On September 12, 1955, one of our closest and dearest friends was taken from us by an ect of the Lord. His name was Terry Meiller. Everyone knew and liked Terry. He was one of those people you just cou1d'nt help liking. l thi med to go right. His Terry never seemed to go through some of those bad days when no ng see sunrv disposition was always reflected :Ln his smiling face. His friends were from all age groups, from the oldest in town to the youngest. Terry was everywhereg at a clambake, at his Aunt 'Sonics'- t th tore in Ma field, swimming at the damg getting a haircut at l!ac's. When Terry was young a e s y I many of us played baseball or softball and even football at the lot nextdoor to his house on Second 0 d ch mon Avenue. Terry was always ready to work for his class. He did his share an mu . It is hard to realize that one so cheerful and fine could have left us so soon in his early years of life, but undoubteclly, in his time here he has created more good feelings and spread more warmth and sunshine than some will do in a life time. We are honored to pay this small and humble tribute to one so fine as Terry. His memory will last forever in our hearts. ,ff-131 ' , ..,v:.j!. 5-.Cw.:.'. ,.' I , X