Phelps Central High School - Highlights Yearbook (Phelps, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

APR 1 8 F987 LOCAL HISTORY 371.8976 P Phelps Highlights - 1957 Phelps Community Library QQXQHQQ, Ngw York 14532 v r r - 4 4 . 1 I 1 P In C l in S 4? ,II L,1 -ml 8 C110 01 D ll 'I'4'Sl'1lUfS I Imcillps lglmmlghils u 1957 Phelps Community Library Phelps, Npw Yerk 14532 9i gif nf Emi, Usa 5 My M AM? ff? WAQAVG gf? WW QM 3566? MW WeSR0'1 fm Gm wwf X ,VG+ QW Jw? rw' if ,Q NW ?.w'o MM N wp VW E M 6' WM Q5 jwgl, amiga S26 wwf? 0 561.5 ff Q0 U gf + Qfaffy xi' 452 QEQQT? QM 0w DEDICATION Vve, the Class of 1957, Wish to dedicate this issue to our two advisors, tvliss Margaret Colacino and Mr. Wilbur K. Hartman. To Miss Margaret Cotacino, Who has been with us the longest, we owe our thanks for her patience and sincerity. Vvithout her, our years of high school would not have been so enjoyable. To Mr. Vvitbur K. Hartmann, We Wish to express our utmost thanks. Vvithout his Wise guidance, understanding and enthusiasm, our senior year would not have been so successful. 3 HIGHLIGHTS STAFF First row: Mr. Wilbur K. Hartmann, advisor: B- Falkey' A' Edington- B' NeIIiS. B. Neiiis, B. Denison. B. Gversiaugh, Miss Mary Louise Connolly, advisor. Second row: G. Bonneii, P. Hail, R. Burns, A. Burnette, D. Nayaert, K. Perkins, K. Schafer, D. Bremer, A. Morse, H. Goodman, VV. Donic, A. Butler, D. Salisbury. The Highlights Staff elected the following officers this year: Barioara Neiiis, editorg Armeda Edington, Betty Denison, associate editorsg Beth Faiicey, advertising managerg Anita Butler, circulation managerg Barioara Qversiaugh, business man- ager, David Saiishury, art editor. The individual portraits of the senior ciass were taken in Qctoher, and the group pictures were taken in Feioruary. This year, hy raising the price, the Highlights Staff decided to have hard covers on the annuals. We sincerely hope the hard covers are enjoyed ioy everyone and continued in future years. The advertising campaign started in January. The staff wants to extend their many thanics to the merchants, whose advertising has made this annual a reality. Yvrite-up assignments were given and the suiascription drive was held in the later part of March. Then the copy of the annuai was sent to the Echo Press for printing. The staff memhers aiso wish to extend their thanics and appreciation to their advisors. ixiiss Connoiiy and hir. Hartmann, who have aided greatiy in the com- piling of this annual. 4 ADM1NiS'1 l2.Yi'iU N Mr. Grove A. Nagel, district principalg Mr. Wilbur K. Hartmann, high school principal. BOARD OF EDUCATION First row: Dr. Donald Puiver. Fir. Chester bi. Gridiey. president: Fir. Richard Rathioun, Mrs. Kathryn Hodges. Second row: Wir. Leon Soper, Dr. John Cain. vice-presicient: ixir. John E. Love- less, district superinlenctenlg Wir. Xvilbur K. Hartmann, cleric. Absent: Mr. Frank Van Hemel. 5 ixQl.J1rlY ,,........ Y ' ' ' 5 i , First row: Miss Pauline Shreve, second grade: Miss June Vvitzei, vocaiv musicg ixfirs. Doris Spink, iihrariang Miss Carol Green, homemaifing: iviiss ixfiargaret Coiacino, artg Miss Janice Phillips, secretary: Miss Donna Deseyn, science and junior high social studies: Miss Margaret Geneis, elementary supervisorg Wiiss Iva Hoppei, sixth grade: Miss Ida Linquest, third grade. Decond row: Mrs. Aiice Niae Russell, second grade: Mrs. Shirley Fiiiatreau, sec- ond gradeg Mrs. Patricia Jones, fourth gradeg Mrs. Aiice Crawford, ianguage and English lg Miss Mary Louise Connolly, second, third and fourth year Engiishg Miss Anna May Roioertson, giris, physical educationg M1's. Verei Banweii, fifth gradeg Mrs. Florence Farwell, fifth gradeg Mrs. Esther Cudde- hack, icindergarteng Mrs. Elizabeth Redfield, kindergarten. V Third row: Miss Frieda Buerman, fourth gradeg Miss Lois Pike, junior high mathe- maticsg Mrs. Chrissie Nagel, eighth grade English and second year Engiishg Mrs. Georgia Siiidqer, guidance and homemaicingg Mrs. Heien Pearce. fifth gradeg Mrs. Inez Pearce, seventh gradeg Mrs. Bernice Burns, nurse-teacherg Mrs. Miriam Howard, mathematicsg Mrs. Margaret Adams, sixth gradeg Wirs. Niargery VanDyiie, First grade. Stinding: Mrs. Ellen Sisson, third grade, Mrs. Eiizaioeth Vvehh. first gradeg Vviihur K. Hartmann, high schooi principaig John Sweeney, business educationg Roger Ward, scienceg Mrs. Mildred Adams, first gradeg Miss Dorothy Buiiocii. third gradeg Mrs. Ruth Powell, elementary iihrariang Mrs. Ethel Fairbanks. first grade: Richard Bowen, eighth and ninth grade citizenship education: Arion Vviiher, industriai artsg Elliott Johnson. agricuitureg Dominic Carra, seventh grade English and ninth grade scienceg Leonard DeFrancesco. citizen- ship education: Qiiver Cook, iooys, physical education. 6 ' I E E I H N U mx, WWW X Q D F Q VKX, D N x 4 s KXAQ Q W D V Q X X ff C OVID OAKS RANDALL Ovie UNO sleep 'til morn when youth and pleasure meetf, Foothall l, 2, 3, 43 Class Assemhly 2, 3, 4: JUIUOF Pfflm Cornmitteeg Ring Committee 2: Track 3, 4: Conservation Club 33 Chorus 3, 43 Class President 43 Trip Committee 43 Senior Ball Committee3 Magazine Committee: All-County Chorus 43 Monitor Cluh 4. JOHN DAVID GLEASON John HStately and tall he moves in the hallf, Projection Clulo 1, 2: Class ASSCYUIOIY 23 lv- Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Baslcethall 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Foothall 3, 43 Monitor 33 Class Vice-President 4: New Yorlc Trip Committeeg Junior Prom Committee: Senior Play Ticlcet Committeeg Conservation Cluh 3: Sportsman- ship Committee 4g Freshman Dance Committee. Ann ANITA LOUISE BUTLER Can,t help lovin' that man of mme. Senior High Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Cheerleading 13 Play-Days l, 2, 33 Badminton Tournament 1, 23 F.H.A. l, 23 Secretary 23 School Paper 33 G.A.A. 2, 33 President 43 Highlights, Circulation Manager 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Sec- retary 33 Majorette 1, 23 Secretary of Class 43 Sophomore Play Castg Senior Play Cast3 Sophomore Dance Committeeg Junior Prom Band Committeeg Senior Ball Decoration' Sophomore Assemloly Program: New Yorlc Trip Committee 43 Office Aid 1, 2. GEORGE ALLEN BONNELL George uHonesty is the hest policyf, Student Council Representative 13 Freshman Dance Com- mittee lg Puhlic Spealqing lg Varsity Basehall 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Varsity Baslqethall 1, 33 Varsity Baslcethall 43 Foot- hall 2, 3, 43 Track 33 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Play Cast 23 Sophomore Dance Committee 23 Sophomore Assemloly Program 23 Badminton Tournament 23 Senior High lntramurals 2: Lihrary Clulo 3: Conservation Cluh President 3: Junior Prom Committee3 Junior Ring Commit- tee: Boy,s State 33 Projection Cluh 3, 43 Highlights Staff: Senior Play Castg New Yorlc Trip Committee' Senior Ball Committee: Magazine Business MHHHQCFQQ National Honor Society 4. 8 EDNA BELLE BAILEY Eddie HBe silent and saieg silence never ioetrays youf, Library Ciuin I 3 Office Aid 3 DOROTHY MARIE BREIVIER Dom I HA smile with intent to do mischieff' Band l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4g AII State 2. 4g All County 1, 3, 43 Soto Competition 1, 23 Triple Trio 2, 33 Treioiettes 43 G.A.A., secretary 33 J.V. Cheerleading I3 Piaydays 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 43 Badminton Tournament 23 Student Council 3, 43 Secretary 33 Student Gym Teacher I, 23 Highlights 43 Monitor Ciuio I, 43 F.H.A. 1, 23 School Paper I. 43 Speaking Contests 13 Senior Play Cast 43 Sopho- more Piay Cast 23 Dance Committeesg Class Assemhiy 1, 2, 3. ANNA MARIE BURNETTE Ann HI have often regretted my speech, never my silenced, F1-LA. I, 23 Chorus I, 23 Monitor Ciuio 4: Sophomore Play Castg Highlights 43 NYSSMA Festival Chorus I, 2. RCBERT GARRETT BURNS Burnsey HGod hiess the man who invented sieepfi Track I, 2, 43 Voiieyhaii 2, 3. 4: Bowling 4: Band I. 2, 3: Ixionitor 43 Dance Decoration Committee I. 2, 3, 4: Freshman Assemioiyg Sophomore Assembly: Junior Assemioiy: Sopho- more Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Conservation Ciuin 2: Highlights 4. 9 PAUL MALCOLM CGNLEY Pete Patience, and shuttle the carclsf, F.l:.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4. BETTY JANE DENISON Betty Wlqrue love never failsf, Transferred from South Dalcota in Sophomore Year: Senior High lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 42 1, 2, 31 43 Band 13 Chorus 1, Sophomore Play, Sophomore Dance Committee, Junior Assemloly, Cheerleading Manager 3: Paper Staff 3, ' .' - S fl C il3 Junior Highlights, Assistant Editor, tu ent ounc : . Prom Committee, Junior Red Cross, President 3, 4, Senior Play Cast, Senior Ball, Co-Chairman. VVILLIAM LEONARD DONK Bill All whose eyes are closed are not asleepf, Basehall 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basliethall 1, 2, Varsity Basliethall 3, 4, Footloall 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class, Vice-President 3, Student Council 4, Audio Visual Corp 2, 3, 4, Conservation Cluh 3, Sophomore Dance Committee, Class Play Casts 2, 4: Highlights 4. ARMEDA MAE EDINGTCN Mr-:da nltls so peaceful in the countryf, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Competition 1, 2, All-State 3, All-County 3, 4, Senior High Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4, School Paper 1, 3, Highlights, Assistant Editor: Scholastic Editors Conference 4, Student Council 3, 4, Ollice Aid 2, 3, lVlonitor 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, 2: Senior High lntramurals 2, 3, Playdays 2, 3, Sophomore play cast: Senior play cast, Senior Ball advertising com- mittee, Junior Prom Committee, Future Nurses' Cluh, Presi- dent 4, Class Assemhly 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 4. 10 BETH MARIE FALKEY Beth Eat, cIrinIc, and Ine merry, for tomorrow you must ciietf, CIass President 2: AssemIJIy Committee lg IntramuraIs 2, 3: ScI1ooI Paper 1, 3: Ciiorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Tripie Trio 3, 43 Speaking Contest 1, 2: Freshman AssemIJIyg Sophomore Assemimiyg Junior AssemIoIyg Sophomore Piay Castg Junior Piay Cast: I'IigI1IigI1tsg IVIonitor 2, 3g Qffice AicI 3, 4g AII-County Chorus 33 Sophomore Dance Com- mittee, Junior Prom Decoration Committeeg Senior I3aII Decoration Committee. I-IAZEL IRENE GOODMAN I-Iaze It matters not Iiow Iong you live, Inut Iaow weII.H IVIonitor 35 Qiiice Aid 43 Student Councii 4g Yearbook Staff 43 F.T.A. 33 Treasurer and Newspaper Reporter 43 Fresh- men Decoration Committeeg Badminton Tournament 2: Sopiiomore AssemIJIy. RICHARD GORDON GUARD Dick HOne Iearns about women gracIuaIIy.H 4-I'I CIUIQ lg IntramuraIs 1. I PHYIQLIS IVIILANTHA I-IALI, Phyl HI.,ittIe saicI is soon mencIecI.H 1, 2, 3, 43 I-Iistorian 23 RuI3Iic ReIations 3. 4: Banci 1, 2, 3, 43 NYSSIVIA I, 2, 3, 4g ScI1ooI Paper Staff 43 I,iIJrary CIuIo 43 Treasurerg Giiice Aici 3. 4: Arts and CTHIIIS CIUIJ lg Future Nurses CIuIo 4: Secretary: Class Assembiy 1' 23 NationaI Honor Society 43 Betty CrocIcer I'IomemaIcer oi Tomorrow Award 43 Freshmen Dance Committee. 11 DUANE KAY HARTMAN DIIHHC Tally-ho, to the mountainsf' Transferred from Clifton Springs in Junior Year: Traclc Team 3, 4: Junior Prom Poster Committee: FOOHJHH Team 3- DONALD STANLEY JEFFERY Tiny Hlwiy Stucie and my heart shall never partf, lv. Baslcetloail l, 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Varsity Foot- hall 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Projection Cluh 2. 3: Conservation Club 2. 3: Junior Prom Band Committee: Junior Prom Decoration Committee: Sophomore Dance Com- mittees: Senior Ball Committees: Sophomore Play Light Committee: Senior Play Assistant Stage Manager. 1 MARVA ANN KNAPP g Snaps Then she will talk'-Ye Gods! How she will talk. Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 3, 4: All- County Band 4: AH-County Chorus 2, 3, 4:4 NYSSMA Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Triple Trio 2, 3, 4: Badminton Tournament 2: Monitor 2: Gfliice Aid 3: EI-LA. 1: Historian 1: Freshman Assembly: Sophomore Assemhiy Committee: Sophomore Play: Junior Play: Junior Prom Queen Committee: Senior Play Cast. X ALMA LOUISE MORSE Almie No rule is so general, which admits not some exceptionf, Band l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Trihlettes 4: All State Band 2, 3, 4: All County Band 2, 3, 4: All County Chorus 3, 4: Solo Competition 1, 2, 3, 4: Highlights Staff 4: School Paper I, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 3: Sophomore Play Cast 2: Senior Play Cast 4: Class Assemhlies 2, 3, 4: Class Ring Committee 3: Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3: Senior Ball Decoration Chairman 4: Student Council 1: National Honor Society 3. 4: New York Trip Committee 4: Teen Times Reporter for Rochester Democrat and Chronicle 4: Badminton Tournament 2: Playdays 1, 2, 3: Monitor 4: Qffice Aid 3, 4: Speaking Contest 1. 12 MURIEL JOAN NASH Mur Hl'lell is full of good intentionsf, lntramurals 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. School Paper 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Gftice , i 4. DOROTHY MARIE NAYAERT Dort Hxfvhy should the Devil have all the goocl times? Class Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, lntramurals 1, 2, Play- clays 1, 2, Monitor 3, 4, Bancl 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary ancl Treas- urer 4, F.lTl.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, Stuclent Council 4, Delegate to State Convention 2, Assistant to District Acl- visor 4, Junior Prom Committee, Good Citizenship Award to Alloany 3, D.A.R. Awarcl, National Honor Society 3, 4, Highlights, New Yorli Trip Committee, Freshman Dance Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Class Ring Committee, Class Assemloly 2. BARBARA HELEN NELLIS Nelly In Hlt is so goocl to live ancl learnf' F.l-l.A. 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Vice-President, Delegate to F.H.A. State Meeting, Senior High lntramurals 1, 2, Treas- urer of Class 1, Freshman Dance Committee, Sophomore Play Committee: Projection Clulo 2: Playclays l, 2: Monitor 2, 3, Office Aid 3, 4, Secretary Stuclent Council 3, Junior Ring Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, Senior Ball Committee: Captain of Magazine Drive, Editor of Highlights, National Honor Society 4, OERAOLD NORSEN Gerry NGO with one, dream of sixf' Conservation Clula l, 2: Traclc 2: Chorus l: 4-H Cluh l: lilarary 13 BARBARA GAIL OVERSLAUGH Barb uNotI1ing is impossible to a willing I1eart. Intramurals 25 F.I'I.A. 3g Presiclent 4: Delegate to State Con- vention 3g Bachelor CIub Assistance 3: I'IigIiIigI1tsg Business Manager 43 Bowling Club 3: Senior BaII Committee: IVIon- itor 2, 33 Sophomore Assembly Committee: Sophomore Play Committeeg PIaycIays 2: Senior Play Committee. GORDON EUGENE OVERSLAUGH Gordie 'Who does not love Wine, women ancI song. remains a fool bis WI1oIe Iife Iongf' EFA. 1, 2, 3, 4g I:.I:.A. BasIcetbaII 2, 3g Coacb and Man- ager 1. KATHERINE LORRAINE PERKINS Kay uCome on in, we,II tI1row a partyf' F.I'I.A. 1, 2: Song Leader 39 Intramurals 1, 2: Office Aid 2, 33 Bowling 3: I'IigI1IigI1ts 4: Public Speaking 3: Junior Prom Committeeg Bacbelors Club Assistance 3g Senior Ball go3mmittee: Senior PIay Cast: Class AssembIy Committee ROBERT BRUCE RECTOR Bob Not to Iive at ease is not to Iive at aII.n Track 2, 3, 4: I: ootbaII 2, 3, 43 I'7.F.A. 2, 33 F.F.A. Basket- ball 2, 3: Conservation CIub 2, 3: Library CIub 2: Senior Play Cast: Cborus 1. 14 RGNALD TI-IOIVIAS ROBERTS Ronnie M . ' UFun? Count me inIH Arts and Crafts I, 2: Chorus Ig CIass Vice-President lg Student CounciI 3, 4g NationaI I'Ionor Society 4. WILLIAM IRA RGCKEFELLER Rocky You can,t teII a book by its coversf, I:.I:.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 25 President 3, 4, Badminton 2: I3owIing 4g VoIIeybaII 3. DAVID ROBERT SALISBURY Dave Here is the DeviI and aII to payf' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 CIass President lg Student CounciI 23 Sophomore I3Iay Castg Senior I3Iay Cast: AII-County 3, 45 Senior BaII Ctlairmang I'Iigt1Iigt1tsg Art Editorg CIass Assem- I9Iies I, 2, 3g Junior Prom Decoration Chairman: Boy,s State 3g IVIonitor Club 4. KATHLEEN DONNA SCHAFER Kathy HI am fond of tI1e,company of menf' Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 President 43 AIT-County Chorus 3, 4: Office Aid 3, 45 Senior PIay Cast: Sophomore I3Iay Cast, IV. CT1eerIeacIer 2, 33 Junior Prom Decoration Committee: Senior I3aII Decoration Committee: ScI1ooI Paper 34 Intra- muraIs 1, 2, 3, 4g TripIe Trio 2, 3, 43 I'IigI1TigIuts: Solo Com- petition 2, 3, 43 PIaydays 1, 2, 3, 43 F.A.A. 33 Class Assem- IoIy 2, 3. 15 JAMES EDWARD SCHERBYN Jim H SiIence is goIcIen. IV, Ba5ketI3aII 1, 2, BaseIJaII 1, 2, 45 IntramuraIs 3g F.F.A. lg VoIIeyI3aII 3. HARVEY ELIVIER SMITH, JR. Harv csTI'l6 pIeasure of Iove is in Iovingf' Varsity FootIoaII 1, 2, 3, LI.V. BasketIJaII Ig Varsity Basket- IoaII 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4: BaseI9aII 1, 2, 3, 45 AssemI9Iy Com- mittee 2. DAVID ELWYN SOPER Dave Here is a man of few Words. Transferred from Geneva in Sophomore Year. Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4g Audio-VisuaI 2g F.F.A. 2: Vice-President 33 Qntario-Yates Vice-President 43 F.F.A. BaskettJaII 2, 3, 4, AII-County Band 2, 3, AII-County Chorus 3, 43 Student CounciI 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 43 SoIo Competition 2. 3g Speaking Contest 3g Track 3g National Honor Society 3, 4. DAVID DANIEL TANNER I Dave uVVise men say nothing in dangerous timesf' Senior BaII Committee: Senior Trip Committee: Dramatics CIuIo 1, 2, 3: Senior PIay, Stage Manager. 16 RDBERT RICHARD UPCHURCH 'Bear HHeII,s IittIe helperf' Football 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 43 Senior Play: Conservation Club 2. 3: Library Club 33 Chorus 3, 4. RICHARD ALLEN VAN DUYNE Dick HI never Iet my studies interfere with my education. RICHARD DONALD WEBB Dick HNot that I Iove study Iess, Iout I Iove fun moref' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore PIay Castg Football 2, 3, 4 Q 9 VoIIeyIoaII 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 AH-County Chorus 3, 43 As- semiJIy Committee: Intramurals 3, 23 Arts and Crafts 1 Library Club 1, 2: Senior Play Cast: Class Ring Committee Dance CIeanup Committee 1, 2: Public Speaking lg Kiwani Relay 33 Class Assemloiy 1, 2, 3. JAMES EDWARD WE STFALL Westie EEEBCII man reaps on his own farmf' F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Ofhcial 45 EEA. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 17 9 s S BRUCE MQRRINGTON WHEELER Bruce Hvariety is the spice of iifef, P-rl'E1f1Sf6l'fCd ff0II1 GCIICVH in SCl'1i0I' Year. Bowlingg Bali Committee. WILLIAM ROGER WINBURN Bill Run, run, run when noontime comesf, Monitor 2, 3, 113 Senior Play Ticket Committee 4. DQNALD LEE WINKLEMANN Don AH work and no play makes Jack. Conservation Club 2, 3: Chorus 3. 18 Senior CLASS HISTGRY 1n Septemoer, 1952, the c1ass 01' 457 composed of seventy-three members 1oo1ced eagerly and optimistica11y toward the 1our years of high schoo1. Gur freshman oiiicers were David Sa1isbury, presidentg Ronaid Roberts, vice-presidentg Armeda Edington, secretaryg Barbara Ne11is, treasurer, and Beth Fa114ey, assembiv repre- sentative. i On October 30, with the he1p of our c1ass advisors, 1V1iss Prisciiia Jones, 1V1r. 1V1i1an Krchniaif, and 1V1iss Joyce Mundy, the c1ass presented the p1ay, Sotomon Grundy and two short s14its for an assembly program. For the first money rnaicing project of our freshman year, we he1d a bake sa1e at Combis store on January 9. On 1V1arch 26, we ended our tirst year 01 high sc11oo1 with a round and square dance ca11ec1 Frosh Froiic. As Sophomores, we had two advisors who remained from our freshman year. They were: 1V1iss Priscilla Jones and 1V1r. 1V1i1an Krchniak. Vve were sorry to 1oose Miss 1V1undy, but we were very glad to we1come 1V1iss Margaret Coiamino in her p1ace. Qur tirst job as sophomores was to eiect ofiicers. The following were choosen: Beth Fa114ey, president: Dorothy Nayaert, vice-presidentg Armeda Edington, sec- retaryg George Bonne11, treasurer, and Harvey Smith, assembiy representative. With very ambitious plans for boosting our treasury, we held a sophomore dance on November 12, 1955, which proved to be a great success. The ciass presented an assembiy program on March 18, 1955, which was the 1i1e of Mr. VVi1bur K. Hartmann, adapted from the television program This 1s Your 1..i1e.H It was greatly enjoyed by a11. A second money making project was he1d May 27, 1955, which consisted of two one-act plays. The p1ays entit1ed, HThe Runaway Briden and H1V1urder in the Famiiyu ended a very success17u1 year. As juniors, we had visions of c1ass rings, the prom, and the ieeiing of being upper c1assmen. Vve were sorry to 1oose one of our advisors, 1V1iss 13risci11a Jones, who resigned 1rom P.C.S. to study in Paris. Vvith the aid of our advisors, 1V1iss Coiacino and 1V1r. Krchniak, we got right down to business and e1ected the 17o11owing otticers: George Kayne, president, VVi11iam Donic, vice-presidentg Dorothy Nayaert, secretary, George Bonne11, treas- urerg and Richard Webb, assemb1y representative. With great excitement, we ordered our c1ass rings in November and after wait- ing impatientiy, they arrived in March. On Apri1 6, we presented an assembly program made up 01 imitations of the top singers, singing the 1atest songs. The Qrient was the setting for our Junior Prom, ca11ed Qrientai Evening, held on 1V1ay 18, 1956, ending our junior year. 1n the 17a11 of 156, forty-three seniors assemb1ed to embaric on the projects that wou1d bring the dreams of New York City to rea1ity. Again we 1ost one of our advisors. Vvhen 1V1r. Krchniak resigned. we weicomed Mr. Vviibur K. Hartmann in his p1ace. We were very glad to still have 1V1iss Margaret Co1acino. The oiliicers e1ected to 1ead us through our most thri11ing years ol sc11oo1 were: Qvid Randa11, president, John Gieason, vice-president: Anita Butier, secretary: and George Bonne11, treasurer. To increase our funds for our Aprii trip, we started our money maicing projects irnmediateiy, the first of which was our magazine drive. Vve went over our goa1 of 553,000 by 321700, which broice the 'record 01 any previous c1ass. This added greatly to our treasury. Vve a1so so1d reireshments at baseba11 games. llonlinuccl on Pg. 42 19 Parties Q PE OROSCO ll NAME Bailey, Edna Bonnell, George Bremer, Dorothy Burnette, Ann Burns, Robert Butler, Anita Conley, Paul Denison, Betty Donk, William Edington, Armeda Falkey, Beth Gleason, John Goodman, Hazel Guard, Richard Hall, Phyllis Hartman, Duane .it-fiery, Donald Knapp, Marva Morse, Alma Nash, Muriel Nayaert, Dorothy Nellis, Barbara Norsen, Gerald Overslaugh, Barbara Overslaugh, Gordon Perkins, Katherine Randall, Ovid Rector, Robert Roberts, Ronald Rockefeller, William Salisbury, David Schafer, Kathleen Scherbyn, James Smith, Harvey Soper, David Tanner, David Upchurch, Robert VanDuyne, Richard XVebb, Richard VVestfall, James Wheeler, Bruce Winburn, William NVinklemann, Donald PET PEEVE Conceited people Tests with long essay Ques- tions People who don't like pizza People who say I told you SOD Women drivers Cheerlearders quarrels People who whisper Conceited people English IV teachers who give full period lect- ures People who don't act their age Elvis Presley lovers Mice English Class Certain boy's haircuts ' People who don't act their age An inexperienced gun-nut Miss Connolly Being called Marva Ann People who can't take a hint Nosy people Conceited people S'1ob'eish people People who mess up mv hair Mr. DeFrancesco Ge01'Se Mr. Tewksbury Miss Connollyls jokes Slow drivers Two timing girls Shy girls Miss Connolly Tall girls Hillbilly music Brooms Distance between Phelps and Fredonia People who Know it all Mr. Hartmann My sister General Motors cars Miss Connolly's jokes English He has none Fords Conformists WEAKNESS NOTED FOR AMBITION Sailors and bank tellers Quietness To get maffled food Acquiring and spending To be a success money A certain college guy My giggle To 80 to EU110Pe Pizza Slendernesa T0 S0 to Europe Beth Eating To join the Navy and see the world Don Diamond To marry Tiny and have teeney ' weenies Pizza Flirting with senior To drive a stock car girl-s Bill Taking trips up Mary St. To be Mrs. Donk Bettv Hot Pontiacs To join the Navy and marry Betty Food and funny jokes Being able to wear my To be a therapeutic physhothersplst sisters' clothes Robert Pajama parties To marry Robert Sleeping Moaning To be a pilot Talklflg Giving wrong assign- To be a teacher ments Joan g Quietness To own a new Lincoln Shoppmg Being quiet To be a nurse Rlfles Buying rifles To own lots of rifles Ann Being called Tiny To grow and to marry Ann S' L- U' Talking To be a nurse Weekends History notes To own a Jaguar Don Being late for monitor To be a missionary . duty Sallors Red hair To be a private secretary -IQPU Personality To be a private secretary Girls who cry A DA haircut To go with just one girl Shortnegs To be a private secretary Girls around the country Girls and new Pontiac T0 be 21 C3I' dealer A girl named Ruth Women Girls who are not shy Bowling Cadillacs College men Work Carole White Almost anything Pretty girls calling David Penny Sandy Girls from out of town Hunting NVomen Joanne Sleeping till noon Dancing Shyness Saying iight thing at the wrong time Coin collection Having money To marry a multi-millionaire To be ambitious Run a half mile in two minutes To travel To own a hot car Chauffering my sister-s To catch the faculty on a Saturday n 0' Silly moods Bicycle Trips to Fredonia Quietness Being places on time My kindness Bashfulness Adjustable seat Plymouth Not much of anything Late hours My hot bicycle ight To be a psychiatrist To play To find a worthwhile occupation To go to college To join the Navy To go to college To learn to dance To teach English IV To he a farmer To further my career i11 the Army To get through the Army To own a Mercedes 300 SL .FP :D 3,0 U2 M .D 0 EE inn hu Cb 'S F11 LZ :s NE FJ A C :i O Q r- FP cc C-'TJ U1 Ea O 'Gro 'Sm D1 4 D1 UI 9-7 ,... u-I O 1 U1 I QS 0-:P w 52 Un' Wm Q-pm CD u- v-I CD 5 M P NO C .Ph O 3 L 1 H o an ao, rt' PS P1 ,,. ro 00 0 HOA GEILO N EXNV I NO11. SENIOR PROPHECY Today, June 18, 1967, a very strange thing hoppened. l have been living for the past seven years in Juneau, Alaska, where my husband works. I was startled and pleased to tind a recent copy of the hphelps Echon in our mailbox this morn- ing. Between keeping up with our two little girls and local activities, I hadnit had much time to think ot good old P.C.S. days. it opened the paper, which had grown considerably larger, wondering if any of my old classmates were mentioned. I was pleasantly surprised. By habit, I turned lirst to the local news section. The tirst thing I saw was a picture of Mrs. William Donk tBetty Denisoni, lVlrs. Robert Burns tBeth Falkeyi, and ylrs. Donald Jelltery tAnita Butleri representing the Phelps Chapter of the .Present Homemakers of Americaf, l later found out that Bill Donk, Robert Burns, and Don Jeffery together run the biggest gas station in Qntario County. On the same page I noticed an article on Don Vvinklemann, discussing his remarkable business success and his recent retirement. iwas surprised to read that Hazel Good- man is now teaching fourth grade at P.C.S. and that Phyllis Hall is one of the head nurses at the new Phelps Hospital. lt was interesting to note that Jim Vvestfall and Jim Sherbyn have their farms and are doing very well. Bill Rockefeller, Dave Soper and Richard Van Duyne were pictured as they attended a N.Y.S. dairy- manis convention in New York, New York. The former Dottie Bremer, whois now living in Paris, was mentioned on the society page. The item said that Dottie and her French husband' were visiting Alma Morse. who is married and lives in Rochester. Armeda Edington, according to an article, is accepting a high position as a physiotherapist in the Buffalo Chitdrenis Hospital. Harvey Smith and his wife Carole are visiting Bob Upchurch and his wife, Penny. in Louisiana. Marva Knapp, now a dental hygenist, is married to a SLU. grad- uate and is living in Dallas, Texas, with her husband and three sons. Qn the front page was a very interesting article about John Gleasonis breaking the speed of light in his home-made jet. Another classmate also made headlines. David Salisbury won tirst prize in a national art contest with his abstracts and mobiles. Paul Conley rated a front page article for winning the Grand Champion- ship in Stock Car Racing. I noticed a full page of advertising by Gordon Over- slaugh now the owner of a Pontiac agency in Phelps. Qvie Rauciallis advertise- ments for his appliance store in Phelps, were very eye-catching also. in my haste to read the paper I overlooked a letter from Kathy Schafer, saying she had sent me the paper She is living in Denver, Colorado, is married, and has two children. ln her spare time she gives piano lessons. Her letter mentioned many more of my old classmates. Barb. Overstaug and Barb Netlis both are married and each has a secretarial job as well. George Bonnell is very successful as treasurer ot a large concern in Rochester. Dorothy Nayaert, now married and the mother ot two children, is a private secretary at Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester.. it was interesting to read that Muriel Nash is in New .Vlexico as a missionary. Another item stated that Dave Tanner, who keeps very busy in Texas pumping his oil wells. was visiting in Phelps. Edna Bailey and Kate Perkins are members of the married set and both live in Geneva. i was surprised to hear that Duane Hartman man- ages the biggest ritte club in New York Statet Bill Vvinburn is now general man- ager of the PSC chain of stores. Dick Webb graduated from hlohawk Valley Technical institute at the head ot his class and is, at present. president ot the Pru- dential Lile insurance Company. Another successful member ot our class is Ron- nie Roberts who is an accountant in New York City. Dick Guard and Gerald Norsen are making military service their careers. Bruce Vvheeler is happily mar- ried and living in Oaks Corners. Bob Rector is now a noted lawyer in Chicago and is said to be able to out-talk any opponent. As I read about my classmates in the paper and in Kathyis letter, l felt glad that they all have been so successful since their graduation from P.C.b. and cer- tainly hope their success continues. Anna Niarie Burnett 21 AST VVILL AND TESTAMENT Edna Bailey. will and bequeath my ability to lceep quiet to Judy Denison. George Bonnell, will and bequeath my appetite to l..eo Sfcherbyn. . Dorothy Bremer, will and bequeath my cheerleading uni orm. to IUY Est?-F d Anna Marie Burnette. will and bequeath my bookkeeping Hbllltl' to uf re ' ' lf. , Butler, will and bequeath my interest in marriage to Roberta Salisbury. Robert Burns, will and bequeath my ability to be late to English Class to anyone who can get away with it. Paul Conley, will and bequeath my ability to eat pizza to lVlr. Tewlcsbury. I Betty Denison, will and bequeath my ability to laugh at my own jolies to MISS Connolly. U H , William Donlc, will and bequeath my ability to sleep in English class to MISS C ll onno y. Armeda Edington, will and bequeath my interest in nursing to.Ann lddings. Beth Fallcey, will and bequeath my long ride on Bus 9 to Ann Lee Burns. John Gleason, will and bequeath my summer job at a girls camp to Mr. Hart- mann. Hazel Goodman, will and bequeath my ability to study in the library to Janice Craig. Richard Guard, will and bequeath my slceleton to Mr. Ward in the interest of science. Phyllis Hall, will and bequeath my interest in nursing to my sister, Sara. Duane Hartman, will and bequeath my feeling for English teachers to Gordon Wh l t . Donald rllcgfllery, will and bequeath my ability to be true to one girl to Vvally Burnett. lVlarva Knapp, will and bequeath my long eyelashes to Mr. Hartmann. Alma Morse, will and bequeath my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to Ruth Fredericlc. 9 l'lEiS IICTVC 6l'l0LIg'l'1 to go through with it Muriel Nash, will and bequeath my ambition to be a missionary to anyone who W. . Dorothy Nayaert, Barbara Nellis, wil out falling to Mis Gerald Norsen, wi Allan Wolfe for Q Barbara Qverslaug to anyone who ca Gordon Qverslaug into a tree to John Katherine Perlcins, Qvicl Randall, wilt ill and bequeath my red hair to lVlr. Hartmann. T and bequeath my ability to get oft the Greyhound Bus with- s Green. ll aind bequeath Karen, Linda, Pat, and Joyce to Rodney in a. h, will and bequeath my ability to have fun at square dances n handle it. 1, will and bequeath my ability to drive on the road, and not Willson. will and bequeath my beauty marlcs to Miss Connolly. and bequeath my beautiful car, and ability to drive slowly to Ruth lvlorse. H Robert Rector, wil- and bequeath my ability in English to lVliss Connolly. Ronald Roberts, will and bequeath my wolf techniques to Kathy Martin. William Roclcefeller, will and bequeath my safe driving habits to Wally Burnett. David Salisbury, will and bequeath my saddle shoes to lVlrs. Howard. Kathleen Schafer, will and bequeath my ability to malce anonymous phone calls early in the morning to anyone who dares. rlames Scherbyn, will and bequeath my bicycle to anyone who wants it. Harvey Smith, will and bequeath my build to Jim Van Damme. David Soper, will and bequeath my seat in band to Gary Nieslces. David Tanner, will and bequeath my good friendship with lVlr. Hartmann to everyone in school. Ruobert Upchurch, will and bequeath my niclcname Bean, to Leo Scherbyn. Richard Van Duyne, will and bequeath my ability to talce otf the study hall door Rlqliobcfcxylzlflrliglartrfiann. B ic ar e , wi and equeath my ability to pole vault to Bob Dese n. James Westfall, will and bequeath my height to Kirlc Mahoney. Y Bruce Vvheeler, will and bequeath my old shoes to our dog for chewing purposes. Xlgvllllirm Winburn, will and bequeath my Ford to lVlr. Deljrancesco. ona d Wrnklemann, will and bequeath my indifference to sarcasm to students. f1!ffffW W ' 5 f F'-'- '- i.i ,........ 11 J Q , LX N L X., I V If 1l X f f w f if d f XJ qi! Vw, ,f I W XT'-1 J H ff, x-F, f ,J MKS V 5 f ' KNTTW! ,J ,.,.f...wf--ff jf? ,QQ JUNIGR CLASS First row: M. Deyo, Y. Hartman, S. Hart, L. Salisbury, F. Barhaiace, F. Sinacic, C. Van Duyne. Second row: Mr. Warren Holmes, advisorg R. Harris, M. Bailey, R. Frederick, J. Bishei, VV. Travis, D. Smith, Mr. John Sweeney, advisor. Third row: Miss Caroi Green, advisor, L. Hobart, R. Pulver, Cv. Fisher, G. Yancey, J. Gifford, D. Soles, R. Flood, L. Van Hooft, B. Main. Fourth rowz' J. Craig, P. Preece, B. Raczensici, F. Chabot, B. Black, D. Upchurch, R. Salisbury, A. iddiugs, B. Bowen, R. DeSeyn, J. Hostetier, L. Adams. Fifth row: Cv. Vveipton. R. Westfall, J. Wilson, J. Caves, D. Vviiher, R. Cvoodman, J. Salisbury, D. Ruhery, R. Merithew, R. Blair, D. Tricider, R. Mann. The Junior Class started the year hy electing the following officers: Joseph Rishei, president, Richard Harris, vice-president, Ruth Frederick, secretary: and Maurice Baiiy, treasurer. in March, Richard Harris moved and the class elected Robert Puiver as the new vice-president. The advisors of the ciass were Mrs. Carol Brewer, Mr. Warren Holmes, and Mr. John Sweeney. Class rings were chosn and delivered the first week in February. The ciass held a hake sale on February 9, at the P. and C. store. Spring activities included an assemhiy program and a magic show on April 5, and the Junior Prom on May 18. 24 THE SOPI-IOMORE CLASS First rovv: S. Waiters, J. Henderson, C. Jerett, E. Smoiinslci, J. Denison, B. Vvehio, J. Rockefeller. Second row: Miss Mary Louise Connolly, advisor, V. Cummings, G. Nieskes, J, Crowley, M. Fling, N. Niclntyre, Miss Anna Mae Robertson, advisor, Mr. Elliott Johnson, advisor. Third row: Beniamino, N. Blaciceniou-rg, H. Finewood, L. Schroeder, D. Ulmer, S. Trickier, G. Mack, C. Reeves, M. Phillips, C. Devvind. Fourth row: R. Morse, N. Congdon, V. Rouiand, L. Main, S. DeI-ooze, S. Hall, D. Norsen, P. Flood, N. Frederick, A. Haich, J. Treadweli. Fifth royv: P. Scherhyn, K. Maines, G. Norsen, Day, R. Vvolfe, P. Salisbury, R. Sidell, VV. Adsitt, C. Van Vvincicie, R. Schieimer, R. Blair. The sophomore Class started the year hy electing the following officers: Gary Nieslces. president, Jack Crowley, vice-president: Nlargaret Fling, secretaryg and Nancy Nlclntyre, treasurer. The advisors of the class are Miss Niary Louise Connolly, Niiss Anna hiae Robertson, and Mr. Elliott Johnson. The highlight of the sophomore year was the dance, Teen Twiri, held in No- vemher. The class planned and painted a piclure for UNICEF and won first prize. The plays Drop Dear! and Mcznlmays Ceiling Nlarriecl were presented in the spring. 25 FRESHMEN CLASS First row: B. Opdyke, M. iddings, M. Devvaeie, B. Baker, M. Facer, J. Crouch, S. Skinner. p e Second row: Mr. Richard Bowen, advisorg Cr. Eggieton, K. Cvardner, D. Horton, M. Adams, P. Saiishury, J. VanDamme, D. Fling, R. Van Vvinicie, N. Smith. Third row: Mrs. Miriam Howard, advisor: A. Qttiey, J. LaMott, B. Butler, J. Lee, J. McLeiia11, B. Van Hooft, K. Martin, B. Bennett, A. Verdehem, M. Hinch- man, J. Cain, K. Mahoney, R. Hohart, Mrs. Doris Spink, advisor. Fourth row: C. Whittaker, R. VVandeH,pC. Dows, M. Edington, Gail Nieskes, D. Weaver, C. Donic, J. Zaso, J. Haiiing, L. Scherhyn, J. Tate, D. Randall, H. Bremer, D. Jones, N. Caves, C. Hoistrom. Fifth row: M. Maslyn, J. Sweenhurg, A. Baker, T. Wadhams, R. Bailey, M. Wolfe, F. Tolman, P. Bremer, G. Peake, G. Van Dyke, E. Marsa, M. Sinack, D. Smith, P. Merithew, J. Palmer. Sixth row: J. Hayes, P. Mclnwre, VV. Smith, H. Conklin, G. Coons, R. Mann. E. Goodman, D. Cook, VV. Pederson, D. Preece, A. Deiamarter, R. Tanner, C. Biiven, L. Rockefeller, R. Edington, P. Haers, J. Bell. Eighty memhers of the freshman class started their first year in high school hy electing the following officers: Paul Salisbury, presidentg Marcia Adams, vice- presidentg Doris Horton, secretary, and James VanDamrne, treasurer. The ciass advisors were Mr. Richard Bowen, Mrs. Miriam Howard, and Mrs. Doris Spinii. It was decided that the year,s dues would he two dollars. During the year a ioaice sale and a dance were held to raise money. An assem- hiy program was presented in December. 26 EIC-HTH GRADE ROGM 208 First row: R. Facer, C. Nayaert, R. Hart, C. Henry, C. Vvarden, VV. Putver. Second row: Miss Lois Pike, advisor, B. Forbes, J. Ulmer, B. Tornow, VV. Milli- man, A. Rockefeller, C. Conner, E. Jensen. Third row: J. Scott, A. Burns, R. Bankert, E. Raes, A. Soper, S. Salisbury, ix Brege, A. Congdon, J. Delamarter. Fourth row: J. Hitdreth, J. Devvind, L. Anderson, E. Goodman, B. Adsitt, J. Qttiey, C. Conklin, VanCuren, Nlann. Fifth row: M. Sweet, T. Rector, G. Snyder, D. Fisher, C. Qverstaugti. EIC-HTH GRADE ROGM 209 A Fi . P. V 1-I 4. S. R 1. R. Nl. Hart. c. Y......ty. N. C.-wil.. lg. rf.,..1..,. Sttittulidvtfoxxf: Nliagxx'e6eT?l. Tricldtwfegl. iferdc-tmenne. S. Dyke. J. Hosleller. 5. Xviltmun. C.C '.L.KI-3. ., , Third rotxtlsp. Saijjury, N. Batter, N. Combs. Nl. Han. K. Yancey. P. Flulty, S. Hartnagel, A. Day. y 7 Fourth row: Nlrs. Ctrrissie Nagel. tiomcroom leavin-n': B. Powell, IX. Edinglon. N. ' . , R A II, X7. Hz n I. J. D'l-o1zc. I... VX7t1etpton. R. Sopcr. V Fiflitiloroijil: R. G007LfCllU8l1, S.U?itt::xxfc:tl. wi Ctwcrl, DI. I.cR03U G- Ijexvmd- D- Robinson, R. Nlitter. 27 EIGHTH GRADE SPELLING CLUB First row: R. Hart, C. Warden, S. Rubery, M. Hart, L. Anderson. Second row: D. Robinson, B. Tornow, J. Ulmer, S. VX7iUoer, VV. Milliman, S. Dyke Fhirct row: A. Burns, M. Hall, N. Combs, P. VanHemeI, K. Brege, VV. Pulver. Fourth row: Mrs. Chrissie Nagel, acivisorg P. Salisbury, S. Hartnaget, K. Yancey E. Raes, J. DeLooze, R. Bankert. I y Fifth row: L. Kelsey, J. Trictcler, C. Curtis, J. Devvincl, C. Conner, A. Rockefeller. T. Rector, R. Miller. SEVENTH GRADE ROOM 2 First row: E. Gaylord, K. Fisher, J. VanCuren, B. Norsen, E. Hin, K. Brignall M. Mclntyre. Qiaganllilkflyii-Ciiesideiitg C. Bremer, secretaryg D. Corneies, treasurer: C ThiQiIEEEirJYginglEJ,nEolgy60lj1'. Vxyhiegiihniiu Darrow, M. Norsen, E. Johnson, .J Fourth row: J. Ripley, 0. Curtis, E. Jeffery, M. Frederick, G. McCoon, M. Cvood- rich, C. Devvind, D. Craig, S. Chimera, J. Peters. 28 11 y Second row: Miss Donna DeSeyn, aclvisorg C. Younge, R. Middleiorook, presiclentg SEVENTH GRADE RQOM 213 First row: J. Masiyn, L. Main, G. Fling, J. Sweeney, H. iviann. Second row: J. Devries, N. Whitney, S. Harland, E. Neff, R. Preece, C. Guard, L. Avery. - Tilirci row: Mr. Dominic Carra, acivisorg Hines, M. Drooiyy, C. Green, T. Baker, J. VX7acii1arns, Ni. Vviiics, E. Picicarci, M. Hail. Fourth row: G. Fisher, D.-Jones, R. Henry, Marsa, C. Conklin, J. Bianiceniourg N. Clayton, K. Dewey, D. Vanwinkie. SEVENTH GRADE ROOM 214 First row: R Parrnaiee, A. Van Curran. S. Hoistrom, B. Parry, K. Corneics, P. Bartmiace, A. Van Vvinicie. Scconci row: XI. Smiti1,T. Da5f. D. Bennett. D. Hiciis. D. Niiicc's. F. Van ivoslrunci. Mrs. Inez Pearce, acivisorg T. Fiooci. C. Xviiiiams. Tiiirci row: T. Vviiison, J. Aiinrecimt. J. Guessiorci. N. Dunimm, Qi. Goodman. J. ixfioiienicopf, N. Henseu. R. Pmiair. B. Fox. D. King. Fourtii row: Beniamino, Ni. Dc-smonci, D. Reynoicis. B. Eggiclon. 29 SENIOR SNAPS . . . !,L,fXQTQ fi E75 E2 T, X xv 2 Q3 1 BALL TEAM P First row: J. Caves, J. Willson, VV. Donk, VV. Burnett, D. Jeffrey, D. VVi1hur, J. Gleason, J. Salisbury. Second row: O. Randall, R. Upchurch, D. Ruhery, D. Cook, A. Austin, R. Vvehh, R. Blair, L. Rocicefelier, J. Cain. Third row: G. Niesices, R. Hohart, VV. Smith, R. Side11, G. Norsen, J. VanDamme, R. DeSyne, G. Eggieton, R. Blair. Fourth row: Mr. Lynn Tewkshury, coach, L. Hobart, D. Hartman, R. Wolfe, R. Rector, P. Scherhyn, G. Bonneii, E. Day, R. Goodman, Mr. Qiiver Cook, coach. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUADH1956-57 The Phelps Central Bu11dogs ended a fine season of football, tying with Victor for the Finger Lakes Championship. This makes the third successive year that the Buiidogs have won the championship. The Bulldogs had a record of tive wins and one 1oss. Phelps fo11owed last year,s team hy Toosing the first Victor game hut winning the second game hy a score of 14-7. Nine memhers of this year,s team are seniors, who wi11 not he hack for the 1957-58 season. However, with new material coming up p1us the hoys who saw action during the 1956-57 season, Phe1ps can 10014 forward to another good year of football in 1957. The team was coached hy Mr. O1iver C0014 and Mr. Lynn Tewlcshury. Gary Nieskes was the team manager. LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM 'R ECQRD WON. I-051 Phelps Victor 7 Phelps ................................ 5 1 Phelps Red Jacket 6 XICTOF ............... ....... 5 1 Phelps Clifton Springs 6 ei: Jacket O ........... ....... 2 4 Phelps Xjieter 7 C 1 ton Springs ....... ....... 0 6 Phelps Red Jacket 18 Phelps Clifton Springs 6 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Phelps Central Bulldogs had the lnest season in the schoolls history ol sports with an undefeated record ol twenty wins and no losses. Alter capturing the Finger Lalces B-C-D League title with a perfect 16-0 record, the Bulldogs went on to defeat Dundee, Bolivar, and Alden to talce the Section V Class B title. ln the final game against Alden, which also laoasted a perlect 20-0 rnarlc, the Bulldogs, led loy league-leading scorer John Salislaury, who tallied 30 points, played their linest game of the season to win the Section V title. Coach Cooli will lose tive seniors from his squad as follows: George Bonnell, l3ill Donl4, John Gleason, Don Jeffery, and Harvey Smith. However, with John Salisbury, John Vvillson, Daniel Rulaery, Joel Caves, and Lee Hobart returning along with a very fine unior Varsity squad, hopes are Bright for another successful season next year. Coach Coolc was aided hy lVlr. Leonard Del:rancesco, who con- trilouted much to the teamis success. TEAM RECQRD pnellps 15 l-loneoye Falls 38 phelps Clifton Springs Qnelps 73 Clifton Springs 46 Phelps l-loneoye ?l1eQps 73 Honeoye 52 Phelps Red .laclcet Qaeulps 55 Rec ,laclcet 44 Phelps Bloomfield Pnelps 60 Bloomfield 42 Phelps Rushville ?i1eQps 59 R'llSi1.Vlll6 58 gllelps Gorham Qgnelps 52 Gornam 42 ?l16lpS Victor ?neips 49 Victor 40 Phelps Naples l?nellps 65 Naples 61 SECTIONAQS .jnelps 63 Dune ?helps Bolivar ee up 62 Phelps 65 Alden First row: rx. iiouai L, ,L'l,ClllClgCl , Deseyn, hlanager. yu L1vL1L1x,.., .,. -.-B---'yy -4 Second row: Salislaury- D. RulJerY, XX7. Donlc. .l. Gleason. .l. Xvillson. l.c-on DCF1'HHCCSCO, HSS t. coaclm: Blix Oliver Coolc. coach. more x'.Masi1'a1ir lSA5ixI.L'lfi5Al .L ...,. .....7......,,....,..,.............,..,.. . First row: D. Vvilluer. J. Van Damme, D. Cook. L. Sctrerlayn, K. lvlalaoney. Paul Salislimury, B. Van Hoott, Ptrilip Salislaury, E. Goodman. Second row: G. Xvlmelpton. Ttlircl row: L. Rockefeller, managerg lxtlr. Dominic Carra, coactlg D. Fling, manager. Under ttxe masterful coaclring ol' lxtlr. Dominic Carra, ttle Junior Varsity team linislaecl the season willw one league loss. wlwiclr put tlaem in tirst place among the area Junior Varsity teams. The following record slaows ttrat time future Varsity laaslcettuall teams will lac promising because ol ttre many lreslamen on tlie Junior Varsity team. SCORES IJ me ps ....... ...... 2 5 Honeoye Falls 38 . Je ps ....... ....... 4 9 Clifton Springs .... ...... 3 8 AD , D , re ps ....... ...... 5 O Honeoye ............. ...... 3 6 PD ie ps ....... ...... 5 9 Recl Jacket ...... ...... 1 7 J we Vps ....... ...... 6 6 Bloomfield ...... ...... 4 6 3 ie ps ....... ........ 3 8 Ruslfrvitle ...... ...... 3 7 jtre ps ....... ...... 5 2 Corlaam .... ,,,,,, 4 5 D . 316,135 ....... ...... f 53 Victor ................. ...... 4 1 WC DS .... ...... 4 3 Nlaples ............, 57 316 DS ....... ...... 1 I6 Clifton Springs ...... ...... 2 8 Honeoye ............... ...... 5 '3 me ps ....... ,,,,,, 6 6 38 ,J W P5 ---- ...... J 6 Rent Jaclcet ......... ...... 4 4 '19 DS --'- ...... C 54 Bloomlielcl ...... 44 3 . ...... 319195 ---- ...... 5 5 Ruslwillc ..... ,,,,,, 3 6 3 19,695 '------ ...... C D0 Ciortram .... ...... 4 I 5 19195 --4- ...... 5 3 Victor ..... 4 5 ...... . . ie ps .... , ,,,,, 35 Naples mn-55 34 BASEBALL The highlights ol the season included Cary Gleasonss three sectional wins in one weelx. Gary pitched two no-hitters, which is a record for the sectional play ol Phelps. This is the lirst sectional victory in the history of the school. A joh ol rebuilding is required ol a fine loaseloall coach, Lynn Tewlcshury, loe- cause the 1956 team lost tive seniors due to graduation. They are Gary Gleason, Robert Holer, Kenneth Qverslaugh, John Rector, and Donald Treadwell. lfhelps 7 Rushville 1 Phelps 10 Bloomfield 2 Phelps 2 Red Jacliet 3 Phelps 6 Victor 5 Phelps I5 Gorham 6 Phelps 2 Clifton Springs l Phelps 5 Naples I Phelps 6 Honeoye 3 SECTIGNALS Quarter finals: Phelps 3 Dundee O Semi-linals: Phelps 8 lVlount Morris 4 Finals: Phelps I2 Williamson 0 First row: A. Delamarter, managerg R. Hofer, G. Gleason, K. Qverslaugh, J. Rector. D. Treadwell, H. Smith, Richard Blair, manager. : Phil' S lislo , R. P li . J. Vvillson, D. Ruhery, J. Cileason. Secilngiaiizhvury, Vxgjljozihlc, C55iyBonnelllfl1?5'lohart, lVlr. Lynn Tewlcshury, coach. 35 TRACK TEAM x iv b Pj' we i .f0,5,2ZW-fb P 955, it 1 Fisk iowa J. Caves. H. Smith, 0. Randall, E. Day, L. Hobart, D. Jeffery. Gary Noreen. D. Haaoiman. J. Recior. R. Rector. R. Webb, Qliver E. Cook. Coach. Second row: D. Soner, C. Bonnell, J. Vviuson. J. Salisbury, J. Gleason. K. Qver- elaugh, D. Vxfiuaer. R. x.veSff..11, R. Upchurch, P. Heusler, A. Delamarter. Kmmutinucd on Pg. 42 BOWLING CLUB ' Front row: R' Siden' LYHH TeWk5l9UVY- COHCIWJ J. Cain, J. 1WCLeHan. B. XNIIIBFIC Back row: R. Goodman, R. Burns, XV, Rockefeller' R. Blair' L Rockefeller. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS ..-,., I if, .vi Q If my g1'2f??fg'T.. 3' ' .fig f . W , sf .W Front row: R. Facer, manager: S. Dylce, VV. Nlilliman, VV. Pulver, C Conlcln D. COITICICS, Nay8Cft, YHEIIIEIQCF. Second row: M. Sweet, G. Wilkes, Nl. LeRoy, VV. Mann, R. Goodman T XV l son, Mr. Lynn Tewlcshury, coach. Third row: J. Qttley, J. Triclcler, S. Vvilloer, A. Rockefeller. K. Ed S. VCFCICIICIH. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL The eighth grade loaslcetloall team had a ljine season this year, winning and losing only three. The three losses came at the hands of Naples, to wx hom 'hc team lost twice. and Canandaigua. They heat Red Jaclcet, Geneva and Ru hull twice. The team should he good material for future Junior Varsity an squads. The team was coached hy lVlr. Dominic Carra. Phelps 32 Canandaigua 40 Phelps 44 Phelps QI Geneva I 3 Phelps 50 Phelps 46 Red Jacket Qi Phelps 25 Phelps 20 Naples 39 Phelps 32 Phelps 3I Red Jaclcet Qt? BOVVLING TEAM Rushville Geneva Naples Rushville The howling team. a new organization this year, had a fairly success u considering that all the memhers are heginners. The lirst live howlers are Rohert Blair. Rohert Burns, Rohert COOCIIIIIIW l Bicclellan, and Vvilliam Rockefeller. John hlcclellan has the highest IS4 for a single game and Rohert Goodman, the high triple score oi 474 Cpur home alleys are at Cieneva since we have no alleys at home. Cananc ll 1 Seneca Falls, Creneva, Gorham. Penn Yan. Phelps. Victor. and Xvale lou m llc up the league. - -3, .. VARSITY CtlEERl-EAlfDtiRS Front row: R. Saiishurye, DfBremer. Bacic row: A. Butier, L. Saiisioury, D. Upchurch. The Varsity Cheerleaders were chosen eariy in Septemher 1956, so they could cheer at foothaii games. ' Anita Butler, Dorothy Bremer, Dorothy Upchurch and Marva Knapp remained on from iast year whiie Roioerta and Linda Saiishury were newcomers. The giris were advised and aided hy Miss Annaixfiay Rohertson, physicai edu- cation teacher. The giris started hoth ioothaii and hasicetioaii seasons off with a number of pep assemhiies. Qther pep assemhiies were held during the year. Many new motions and cheers were added. Junior Varsity and the Varsity did manv cheers together throughout the season. Y Three oi this yearys squad. Anita Butier, Dorothy Bremer, and Niarva Knapp wiii not return next year hecause of graduation. 38 JUNIQR VARSITY CHEERI -EADERS Cheerleader Advisor-lvliss Anna Wlay Robertson. Left-Right: J. Zozo. J. Trenclwell. WD. Rflnclau. H. Bremer. B. XVQ-lab. The Junior Vill'Sil5' Clweerleuclers lmcl an very sluoressfrll year. .luclilll Trenclwc-H Barbara Vveblb. and Zelnmela ljllllllfllli renminecl on from lznsl year while Helen Bremer. Dzxle IQZIIICIQIH mul Junel Zalso were newfomers. Mfllly new ruolions unc! clleers were also uclclecl lo lfle .IAX7 squad. The squncl were also zlclvisecl Ivy Nliss ,Xmm Blau' Rolwrlson. 35? l'Hl .ETIC ASSOCIXIAION First row: tl. Treaflwell, J. Tate. N. Caves, H. Bremer. Seconci row: J. Palmer, D. Randall, R. Salislimury, A. Butter, V. Cummings. Miss Anna lxflay Roluertson, aotvisor. Tliircl row: C. Vxfiwittaicer. A. Qttley, J. Denison, B. Webb. J. Rockefeller, C. Donlc Nl. Fling. R. lVlorse. Fourtlm row: B. Bowen. B. Butler, l.. Sciiroecier, N. lwlclntyre, D. Ulmer. A. Xyer- clelxem, B. Denison. S. Triclxier. GIRLS' SPORTS NEWS Tile G.A.A. startecl tlwe year by electing the following officers: Anita Butler. presiclentg Roberta Satislaury. vice-presiclentg Victoria Cummings, scecretary. and Dale Randall. treasurer. Tlwe G.A.A. lwas control and supervision of the junior and senior intramural program. A volleyloall playctay was llelci lvlarcli ll. witli six area SCIIOOIS participating. Outside activities, sucii as lnowling. were enjoyed lay many. Time girls would lilce to tlmanilc Bliss Rolyertson for lier time, patience. and unciere stancling. 40 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS INTRAIVIURALS First row: K. CorneIis. E. Hines, C. Green, C. Bremer, S. HarIand. Second row: J. 0ttIey, J. UImer, S. Verdehem, A. Burns, N. Horton, B. Tornoxx J. TricIcIer. Third row: IVIiss Anna h'Iay Robertson, physicaI education teacher, K. Brege N. Combs. N. Dunham. K. Edingfton, C. Devvind, IVI. Goodrich, C. Conner Fourth row: R. ParmaIee. J. Vvadhams. IVI. VX7iIIces, C. Guard, IVI. Hood, J. Vvehh C. Vvarden, S. Ruhery. Fifth row: K. Dewey, C. Curtis, J. DeVX7ind, E. Neff, D. Hicks, B. FcrI,cs A. RocIfefeIIer, S. VViIIoer, S. Chimera. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS INTRAIVIURALS First row: Caves. A. OIlIe5'. J. Ivenison. B. XVGIJIJ. BI. FIIHQ. Second row: ID. iUImcr, A. Cummings, A. X ercIeIu-in. S. FI-ricI4Ier. 5I. Hinchinan. K. Schafer. Third row: NIISS Anna hIz1y Rohcrtson, 'pIlysic'nI cducaxlion teacher: J. I7aImer. J. Treadwc-II. IJ. Bowen. IJ. Denison, I.. ScI1roecIer. N. hIcInlyre. IJ. I,JulIer. Fourth row: J. Rm'IQc-IeIIvr. C. IDonIQ, D. RnncInII. NI. Iddings. J. Tale. R. 5Iorse. H. Bremer, PI. FXKIIIIIIS. 41 COIITTIIRIUI from Pg. 19 CLASS HISTORY A series of roiier skating parties and our senior Play Called 6 Girl Crazy brought our treasury total up somewhat. Gur senior hail, called USnowHake Bair on December 19, and the Cole Bmthers Circus on Feioruary 5, ended our money making projects of the year. The senior class presented an assemhiy program 01'1 March 1, WIITTCI1 WHS 51 551146- otf on the television program, Ive Got a Secret. On April 22, forty-three seniors left for the ioig city. After returning home hoth tired and happy, We were sorry it was over, hut all agreed it was well worth the hard work. As our senior year draws to a close and we end our high school days, we wish to thank all our advisors, past and present. Without their understanding and guidance, our activities would not have been so successful. felontinued from Pg. 36 TRACK TEAM The Phelps Track Team had a highiy successful season in 1956, winning the County championship in overwhelming styie. Thirteen hoys represented the Finger Lakes League at the Sectional Five Finals in Rochester. Those placing in the Sectional meet were Roioert Westfall, second in the miie- John Willson, second in ioroad jump, John Rector, third in 4403 and Phillip Heusier, fourth in 440. The 880 relay team of John Gleason, Ken Qversiaugh, John Salisbury, and John Willson, finished third, while the 440 relay team of Duane Hartman, Qvid Randall, Harvey Smith, and David Soper, finished fourth. Lettermen were George Bonneii, Joel Caves, John Gleason, Duane Hartman. Phillip Heusier, Donald Jeffery, Kenneth Qversiaugh, Qvid Randall, John Rector. Robert Rector, John Saiisioury, Harvey Smith, David Soper, Richard Vik-hh, Robert Westfall and John Vviiison. SCORES OF MEETS T Af Geneva At Waterloo At Clifton At Seneca Fails County Meet Phelps'-'39 Phelps'-46 Phelps,-49 Geneva'-58 Phelps-69 Geneva JV-QI Vvaterioo-44 Victorf-20 Phelps,-144 Bloomfield.-.O CTIHOU-'17 . Clifton-'12 Seneca Fails-19 Naples-9 Victor,-5 Victorrdg Clifton-8 Gorham,-5 HoneoyeM0 42 KNXXXXXXWN X233 XX 1 of Mg! km f 1 I4 Q-4 V N 1 4 V, F W E 'W 1 L ' E I .4 ' 1 ' 5 4 xfp ..........X..... N4 I,,,,-..-.... 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Yff 'JI' ,L,,,..,,.,, The ioancl startect the yeariwith its annual outdoor convert at the F.A.A. fair. the first week in Clctoher. ri he seconct concert was hctct just before Christmas Vacation in Co-operation with the chorus. Twentv inanct stuctents partifipatect in tin- Att-County hanct whivh prvscntcct their program at Honeoye. in January. In preparation ior an assemhty. spring c'onm'c'rt, County festival. anct fronlest. the barmt rehearsed suvh tunes as wlshreo btfetchcs For Band . Fantasy For Banctn. anct Kentucky ISOOH. The year was cnctect with the iXlK l11Ol'iilI Day 'Paracte and a selection playect at commencement. 45 SENIOR HIGH CHGRUS V qlllb y First row: Miss June Vvitzel, director: S. Trickter, M. Hincbman, A. Verclcebrn D. Ulmer, N. Nlctntyre, L. Schroeder, J. Treaciwetl, A. Eclington, F. Totman D. Randall, H. Bremer, F. Chabot, P. Brewer, M. Adams, D. Horton, Pri. Nash N. Smith. Second row: B. Faticey, iw. Pacer, N. Caves, D. Jones, R. Nlorse. B. Vvcbb. C Nieskes. NI. Eciington, M., Fling, C. Jerret, J. Henderson L. Salisbury C Vvbittatcer, A. Qtttey, C. Donic, A. Butter, J. Palmer, S. ,DeLoozeiS.t. A. Nlorse. Third row: C. Devvinci, E. Day, Paul Salisbury, J. Cain, R. Salisbury, E Upchurch, S. Halt, M. Devvaete, K. Gardner, B. Butter A Haicb V Cun rnings, J. Sweenberg, J. Lee, D. Jeffery, L. Hobart, Cf. Fisher, Cr. Yancy D. Cook. Fourth roW: D. Robinson. J. Vvittson, J. Risbet, J. Hayes, Travis, J. Crowley D. Salisbury, D. Randall, G. Niestces, G. Maclc. P. Nteritbew. J. Laiviotte B. Bennett, D. Bremer, K. Sctxafer, VV. Smitb, Burnett, D. Soper, R Webb, R. Upctlurcb, R. Meritbew. A 46 I. 1 The Senior High Niixed Chorus, under the direction of iviiss June Vvilnzei. started the year with a totai of eighty memhers. The First concert was the annuai Christmas Concert, held on iDecemiJer I6 with the theme Wiqhe Story of Siient Night . They sang the iqoiiowing songs: Hin ' a ii' U H ' - S f. of Sweden , Hfxs Lateiy Xvc the Stiiiness of lhe Night , Christmas noxxs Vvatchedu, Friendiy Beastn, and Hrroday There is Ringingu. The Chorus gave a Spring Springu. 47 Concert with the theme Ufbpen Your Arms lo JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First row: B. Tornow, J. Guessford, C1. lVlcCoon, D. Bennett, Nl. Goodrich, C Devvind, N. Dunham, P. Sudentis. Second row: Miss June E. Vvitzel, director, J. Qttley, J. Ulmer, J. lN'lollenl4.oswls N. Henson. B. Powell, A. Burns, S. Verdehem, S. Rulaery, C. VX7arden. hill Hall, C. Yonge. Third row: J. VX7adhams. S. Holstrom, J. Ripley, S. Adsitt, J. Vvehla. J. Svxeenc' F. VanNostrand. E. Gaylord, L. Avery, L. Anderson. D. Robinson. J. Smith E. Hines, lVl. Nlclntyre, K. Corneles, lvl. Nlaslyn. Fourth row: lvl. Fredericlfs. J. Scott, P. Salisloury, S. Salisbury, D. JonejT Vini- son. Soper, A. Soper, S. Beniamino, J. Devries, 0. Curtis. R.b.l3a':'melhcx J. Triclqler, K. Edington, N. Comlas, N. Balcer. A Fifth row: S. Harland. S. Vvillour, K. Dewey, N. Horton, B. Forloes. ip. Tally B. Neff. D. Hicks, N. Whitney, K. Yancey. S. Hartnagel, J. Hildreth, C. Curt!-' J. Goodman, J. Devvind, S. Chimera. -This year with sixty-eight memloers the Junior High Chorus, under the directio: ol? June E. Vvitzel. tool: 'part in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Several mens hers ol the chorus also participated in the All-County Festival held in Honcox 48 TR EBLETTES Seated: Miss June Vvitzel, director. First row: J. Treactweu, D. Bremer, A. Haicln, B. Fancey, R. Salisbury, Nl. Nash R. Morse. Second row: L. Salisbury, A. Morse, D. Schafer, D. Ulmer. DANCE BAND c o r no AT' F-rst row. J Cain R Nlorse A. VHHil7I'l. WI. Adams. Air. Xvarren Holmes. :lirvflor Second row: D. Robinson. J. Crowley. , N r N row, Soper. R, Frectericlc. P. Salislurry. I.. Alxclwsonl. ff. Nulmfvx. ff Fisher. 5- 49 SENIOR PLAY Un November 9, I930, the senior class presented the three act comedy HCvirl Crazyf' The scene was an Arizona ranch. Danny Churchill, a New York playboy who inherited the ranch. was played by David Salisbury. Danny soon fell in love with blolly, the local postmistress, played by Katherine Schafer. His courtship became complicated when Louie, his taxi driver-cowboy, became involved in an election lor sheriff against Lanlc, the local desperato. Louie was played by Qvid Randall, and'Lanl4 by Robert Rector. Things were lurther complicated by the arrival of Sam Nlason, an old enernypol Danny,s who would stop at nothing to get even with him. bam was played by Richard Vvebb. less, played by Dorothy Bremer, was a girl friend from Danny,s past, who would not give him up. To add to Louie's troubles, he was pursued by Rose, a New Yorlc telephone operator, played by Beth Fallcey. Robert Burns played rlalie, the caretalqer, who tried to help Danny and Louie. Eastern Girls on vacation at the ranch were played by Saundra Axtell, Anita Butler, Betty Denison, Armeda Edington, Nlarva Knapp, Alma Morse and Katherine Perkins. Cowboys were played by George Bonnell and David Tanner. Duane Hartman portrayed by Pete, a Mexican. Eagleroclr, an indian was Robert Upchurch, and Vvilliam Donlc played the state trooper. The play, directed by hilrs. Chrissie Nagel, was a complete success. First row: A. Nlorse, B, A. Edington. Denison' B' FHHYCY, D. Bremer, A. Butler, K. Perlains. Second row: VJ. Donlf, R. Upchurch, R. Burns. R. Realm, R. VVCUJ D HV t V Third row: K. Schafer. O. R A LH ID i it l dr mimi Chrissie Nagel, diredor. amd ' - rlfmlief. D. Salisbury, G. Bonnell, hilrs. 50 KW XXX XX El 1 Q CTI K XM X ff I JMX X X r Y -v gi. , W E-I , V k..d T' -l-an-1:-n STUDENT COUNCIL ww yy W ,V M --. - - H.. -- f l:: :, Is , ...iw - 1 W First row: Philip Salisbury, treasurerg D. Ulmer, secretaryg J. Caves, vice-president: J. Salisbury, president, Mr. Wilbur K. Hartmann, advisor, Mr. Leonard Deijrancesco, advisorg VV. Miiiiman. Second row: D. Preece, H. Goodman, M. Facer, D. Nayaert, L. Salisbury, P. Preece, A. Edington, VV. Donic, D. Soper, R. Niiiiiman, D. Bremer, L. Schroeder, T. Vvilison, J. Haiiing, S. Dyke. The Student Council began the year 1956-57 with the following officers: John Salisbury, presidentg Joei Caves, vice-presidentg Diane Ulmer, secretaryg Philip Salisbury, treasurer, and Mr. Vviibur K. Hartmann, advisor. Qne of the projects of the council was the revision of the election of Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders for the year. The method of choosing the various sports managers was also revised. The main project of the year was considering joining an organization of allied youth, which deals in solving ali present-day teen age problems, primarily aicoe hoiism. After much debate it was defeated as the council not see the need for it in Phelps. The council chose the outside assemblies for the following year and paid fo? one of them. Cn November Sth, the four oiilicers attended the annual Student Council con- ference at LeRoy and on November 13th, attended the Winter meeting at Naples, accompanied by Hazel Goodman. 52 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In February a committee consisting of the principaI, three facuIty members ami the senior members of the NationaI Honor Society eIectecI new members from the junior and senior cIasses. From the senior CIass George BonneII, Armeda Edington, PI1yIIis I'IaII, Barbara NeIIis, and RonaIcI Roberts were eIectecI. JoeI Caves, Ruth Frederick, John SaIis- Inury, and John VViIIson were chosen from the junior cIass. The members are seIectecI on quaIities of scI1oIarsI1ip, Ieadership, character, and service. ' . fII. First row: R. Frederick, A. Eclingtofl- A' Morse' D' Nayaert' B' Nenls' P H1 Second row: G. BonneII, II. Caves, LI. SaIisIJury, J. VViIIson, R. ROIJPFIS- 53 SCHOOL PAPER Flisst tow: P. Haiti, Ni. Fling, L. Salisbury. Second row: M. Nash, R. Frederick, L. Schroeder, J. Denison, R. Morse, Miss Niary Louise Connolly, advisorg S. Trickter, B. Webb, J. Treadweil, N. Frederick. Third row: Wir. John Sweeney, advisorg N. Mcintyre, P. Salisbury, G. Nieskes. The officers of ttle P.C.S. Growt this year were: Linda Salisbury, editor-in-ctliefg Ruth Frederick. assistant editor, Margaret Fling, art editor, Sylvia Trickier, cir- culation and exchange manager, Nina Frederick, business manager, Lynn Schroeder, student council representative. The format of the rarer was changed and an appropriate cover for each issue was on of the new features. Colored paper Was used in some issues. During the year six issues were puioiisned. 54 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemaicers of America started out by eiecting the toiiowing officers for the year 1956-57: Barbara Qversiaugh, presidentg Barbara Neiiis, vice- pf6Sid6Hf: Patricia Preece, secretaryg Syivia Hart. treasurer: Jane Rockefeller. pariiamentariang Janice Craig, historiang Muriel Nash, song ieaderg Betty Bowen. recreation: Sara Hail, public relations and Dorothy Nayaert, student councii rep- resentative. This year the F.H.A. has a membership of sixty. in September, the F.H.A. heid a bake sate at the annuai school fair. A round and square dance was heid in Qctober. Format initiation of new members was held at the fait raiiy at Clifton Springs. The giris tooic Christmas presents to an orphanage in Rochester. They also heid a party for themselves. in December the club also started showing movies in the school auditorium as a money making project. Qther money making projects held during the year were a rummage saie and the sate of moth cakes. A variety shower was heid in April for Miss Green. In May Donna Dhaiie and Jane Rockefeller represented the Phelps Chapter at the state F.H.A. meeting held in Albany. First row: NI, DeVVaeie, V. Rouiand, S. Skinner, B. Raczensici, B. Baker, D Nayaert, P. Hail, J. Henderson. - .Nii',B.O ste h Second row: L. Main, J. Bowen, Elktiart. P. Preece, B e is ver aug D. Smith. P. Merithew, B. UP 5 6' ' . 3 A. Q I , N -h. S. Hail. F. Chabot Thiidiowi bCgIISEJc1giie0liDGrfjr?es?iiiS?ddinQS. eigaimer, iwilarsa, J. Sweenburg N, EZO don, C. Vvhittaicer, R. Vvandeii. Ong . . - i.RQ1.rl1-G.N.l..,F Fourth TOW3 Vvahers' Smack' Smolmsiqit at 6 ifivi. Eciihetltoen, P Barbaiace, C. VanDuYnef M' Devo, C' D01 i rouc Bremer' Jerrett' N Bianicenburg C iwlilftin in Fimg IOWQ ICaMQttBBBE:iii, if Eiigiilifiiiligf M1 Hinchman, L. vannoofi, c inac,-T31-' Devvind, M. Phiiiips. 55 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: P. Conley, G. Qversiaugh, L. Adams, VV. Rockefeller, Cr. ixsiiegiqc' J. Xvestiaii. Y I , 1 I Second row: J. Ben, R. Vvestfait. P. Scherioyn. VV. Niann, D. Firicider. E. ixfsa-'sf Third row: Wir. Elliott Johnson, advisor, M. Niasiyn. D. iidorsen, J. Lee, H. Fiiffs wood. A. Deiamaiter, VV. Adsitt. g Fourth row: G. Mack. D. Preece, J. Hayes, E. Day, VV. Burnette, D. Soper. G. Coon. , in June, the Phelps Chapter of the Future Farmers of America elected the following officers for 1956-57: Vviiiiam Rockefeller, presidentg Leon Adams. vice president, Cvary Nieskes, secretaryg Paul Conley, treasurer, Gordon Qversiaugh. reporter, and James Vvestfaii, sentinel. The Chapter has had a very husy year. During the summer the memioers spenl most of their time working on their field corn demonstration plot. They made com- parisons pre-merge spray versus post-merge spray, and sidedressing 1001? Ammo Nitrate per acre versus 2004? Ammo. Nitrate per acre. The Chapter also had seventeen acres of corn, which was a successful project as a money matting ente- prrse. During August, three of our Chapter memioers. Leon Adams, David Soper and Darryl Tricider, went to camp Gswegatchie. Eight memhers entered exhihits of different types at the Qntario County Fair. The Chapter won first place with ii. exhihit on uThe Demonstration Piotf, in September, we had the Fifteenth annual Community Fair. in Qctoher, our Chapter vice-president, Leon Adams was sent to Kansas City to the FFA. Convention. In Novemioer, the ciuio harvested the corn crop. The seventeen acres war stored in anticipation oi a rise in the maricet price. in January, the Chapter wa: notified that they had placed in the top 'IOWJ of the Crop Demonstration Contest for the fourth time in a row. During January and February, the Chapter again sponsored a ioasicethaii team which piayed in a league with other F.F.A. teams in the Qntario and Yates group. In Mariah, Cvreenhand degrees were awarded. A spring scrap drive was heid as a means of raising more money. in April, we awarded the Chapter degree to our memhers. in May, we held our annual Parent and Son Banquet. in June, the election of officers was held for the 1957-58 year. 56 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BASKETBALL TEAM During December, February, and lVlarch the Ontario Yats F.F.A. group spon- sored a basketball league macle up three loops. There were thirteen schools in the league. Phelps was in the loop consisting ol Clifton Springs, Geneva, Victor, and Phelps. Phelps team members and individual scoring were as follows: Adams 66. Adsitt 2, Bell I, Burnett 29, Day 9. Hayes 6, Nieslces 20, Scherbyn 4l, Soper 44. James Vvestlall 2. Game SCOFCS WCFC HS lvOll0WS! Phelps 25 Clifton Springs 38 Phelps 23 Geneva 25 Phelps 23 Clifton Springs 47 Phelps 44 Victor 32 Phelps 35 Newarlc 51 Phelps 33 Victor 30 Phelps 37 Geneva 27 First row' D. Soper, G. lxlieslces. P. Scherbyn, VV. Burnett, E. Day. S d W J Hayes VV Adsitt J. Bell, J. Vvestlall. G. Coon, lxlr. Elliott econ ro : . v - ' Johnson, coach- 57 LIBRARY CLUB Seated: M. Phillips, J. Rockefeller, Mrs. Doris Spink, advisor: B- BOWEN. P. Han. Standing: S. Halt, B. Geis. The Library Club was organized in the fall with Jane Rockefeller, president: Betty Bowen, vice-presidentg Phyllis Han, treasurer, and Marlene Phillips, secretary. During Book Week, November 25-December 1, the Iihrary club members judged and awarded prizes to pupils in grades 4-6 for posters drawn to advertise hooks and to promote Ioetter reading hahits. in Nlarch a ioootc exhibit and tea was held in the tihrary for teachers. The club memloers served tea. The memhers worked in the library during their free periods. 58 AUDIO VISUAL AID CQRPS First row: L. Hobart R BIair R H lj D S CI 3 -' ' f - O art, .Cook D. FIir1g. ecgieeflcivgiidvgvorfrlsheri G' Yancey, VV- Dor1Ic, J. Cain, VV. Sm'itI1, Miss CnroI Third row: L. RoCIcefeIIer. G. Bonr1eII, R. Harris. R. IVIeritI1ew E Nlann SAFETY PATROL First row: K. 0ttIey. IVI. IVIcIr1tyre, J. IXIIasIyn, S. I3I1iIIips. J. Sweet, T. IJmIQe:' B. AItmar1. Second row: IVIr. ArIon VX7iII9er, advisor: C. I3Iivr-n. IU. Hners, EI Day Ifuplj P. Talley, Neiskes. .I. HiIcIrctI1. ip. Sc'I1erI9yn. Third row: IVI. ButIey, I.-. IVICCann. C. Guard. N. IDunImm. Ii. INIarsu. Vu Curren, S. Guard. J. WIoIIenI4opI. N. Henson. J. CuesIorcI. Fourth row: B. pevry. RzmcInII. C. Travis. If. 5IiIIer. D. VI-ric'I4Ier. R. Sc'In-rimyii D. IXIeisIces. .I. HaIIir1Q. .I. IVIarsa, XV. ConI4Iin, I3. SI11II.Il. R. fXrnoIcI, I.. Ijosi, Fifth row: G'ridIe5f. S. NicI4eIson, C. Bremer, E. rIoImson. J. IDvVries. AI. RuIac-ry F HoIIerr1 IVICIntyre. NI. XViIes, XV. Sim-c'I4. XX. Neiskes. I cI1 S lDfXViifI C ConIcIin. S. IiInrl Sixtti row: ID.'FisI1er. R. Henry. INI. Gooc ri A . . . . - 1 . . r1E1QeI. B. Neff. HarIfmcI, V. iDeXVincI. T. Rector. XV. AcIsill. 59 II , . 1 i l.l..X. .ixrfwfr 2 -Vp 'F E Seated: Mrs. Iva Hoppei. advisorg iwrs. Florence Farweil, advisor: Nils Heier Pearce. advisorg L. Schroeder. presidentg H. Goodman, treasurer. Standing: Ni. Facer. B. Bowen. G. Neisiies. iw. Nash. Baker, S. iwiarsa. M. Hincilman, F. Bariaaiace. Wir. Leonard Deiqrancesco. acvisor. MONITOR CLUB AND OFFICE AIDS First row: S. Waiters. Y. Hartman. H. Goodman. J. Craig. D. iwayaert. A. Burnette Second row: G. Niesices. R. Goodman, O. Randall. D. Cooic. VV. Vvininurn. G Mack, R. Guard. Third row: Nirs. Georgia Siiiciier. advisor: B. Biacic. B. Baczensici. B. VX7ei1i1. R Frederick. B. Neiiis. Ni. Nash. Wir. Vviiiyur Hartmann. advisor. Fourth row: F. Barioaiace. A. Edington. D. Upciuurcii. iv. Frederick. A. Haicix B. Faikey. EP. Bremer. A. Nlorse. K. Schafer. P. Hail. Fifth rowzh iw. Piliiiips, C. Dexvind. D. Bremer. J. Risilei. VX7. Travis. R. Rector R. Deseyn, iw. Bailey, D. Saiisioury. Sixth row: J. Gleason. J. Salisbury. .i. Vviiison. Vviiiner. R. Burns. J. Caves D. Ruiaery. P. Scimeriayn, G, Whelljton, H . 60 1uN1oR RED ciaoss First row: J. Gttley, Y. Hartman, E. Gaylord, S. Rubery. Second row: B. Denison, E. Devvind, A. lddings. S. Harland, P. Salisbury. R. Blair. Third row: C. Donlc. lvl. lddings, N. Dunham, Mrs. Margaret Adams, advisor: Mrs. Doris Spinlc, advisorg Mrs. Miriam Howard, advisor. Projects carried on by the Junior Red Cross Council during 1956 and 1037 included sending two representatives, Yvonne Hartman, and Ann lddings, to a Junior Red Cross Training School in Massachusetts for one vveelc, and contributing fifty dollars to the Hungarian Relief Fund, ten dollars Worth of candy to the Newark State School and five dollars to the Qntario County TB and Health Association. The Council also sent candy favors to the Veterans, Hospital in Canandaigua. F.T.A. The F.T.A. Club organized in the fall as a new club and elected Lynn Schroeder presidentg Yvonne Hartman, vice-presidentg Frances Barbalace, secretary: Hazel Goodman, treasurer. The club decided upon the name The lda Nl. Lindquest Club. ln Qctober, the members sponsored a get acquainted tea for the teachers lliey were to Worlc for throughout the year. A penny sale was held during the school lunch period as a money malcing project on February 5. ln March, the club received their charter from the National Society ol Future Teachers, Clubs and visited Broclcport blale Teachers College. Club members worlcefl in grade rooms helping teachers throughout llie year. lvlrs. Florence Burgetl lVlr. l.-eonard Deljrancesco. lxlrs. Florence Farwell. NIP?- lva Hopple. and lvlrs. Helen Pearce were co-advisors for the groun- 61 4-H CLUB lrirst row: try. Uay, D. King, Pvt. Desmond, VV. Sinack, T. Day, R. Hitt. E. Hoileran. R. Kenny, F. Devries. Second row: I-. Adams, K. Fisher. C. Vviltiams, T. Baker, P. VanHemet, tw. LeRoy. ff. Nayaert, Cr. Gridiey. L. Coon. Third row: R. Facer. F. Vvheeter, R. Henry, P. Salisbury, D. Fisher, Wir. Ettiotl Johnson. ctubteaderg T. Rector, D. Craig, A. Day, G. Fisher, R. Scherbyn. PHELPS 4-H CLUB g The Phelps 4-H Club elected the following otticers when it reorganized in September: Paul VanHemet, presidentg Michael LeRoy, vice-presidentg Tom Baker, secretaryg Charles Vvittiams. treasurer, and Charles Nayaert, reporter. Twenty members from the 6th, 7th, and Sth grades joined the club. Regular meetings were held the first and third Wtondays of each month. Officers and com- mittees met on atterante Mondays. Some of the important events of the year included exhibiting at the Phelps Community Fair, which was held September 23. During Qctober last year,s mem- bers summarized their project records. These were sent in and all members com- pleting their records received their achievement pins. STUDENT JANITOR Sf'AFF HSI '-OW: A' juuer- J' 5Ch9VbYU. B. Raczenstci, R Goodman i Second row: VV. T fig, NI. iphim, . 50 ' - i ' ' J. Rishei. xvillgflfp. Vvitberfjij. Rutlfflll IcIZQiL.R' pulwr' J' Crowley' 62 CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Ruth VX7t1itloecI4, Mrs. Laura Comlos, Mrs. Hazel Hood, Tvtlrs Beatrice Schafer, Ntrs. Mary Raes, Mrs. Margaret Sideu. Mrs. Dorothy Chimera Mrs. Iva Britaker, Mrs. Ruth Curry., Miss Carmen Johnson. manager. Bus DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS J0l'll'1 Hartalcl, VlQGl'll1tl'l XV'HJur. AH11-cl rxlllllll. First row: Avery Honenlnec 1 L I n N Richard Bremer. 4 Second row: J. Marfinus Loclcemeyer. txttarian Hall. Qlartc PIHHIPS- 5' E- I l'Uj' Merton Tiffany. c 63 U -HlIRllN GOOD EYE CARE DOESN'T COST IT PAYS 1 Eyestrain is an enemy of beauty and health. It etches frown lines into your brow . . . tiny crow's - feet around your eyes. If your eyes burn and itch . . . if you squint or frown in order to see . . . if you have to read at arm's length . . I than . your eyes need help! Your eyes must last a life time. Give them only the finest of care. An eyesight examination once a year is the best beauty treat- ment you can buy! See your optometrist or ophthalniologist at least once a Year . . h and see better! SHURON OPTICAL COMPANY, INC. Geneva, N. Y. Manufacturers of Finest Quality Materials for the Ophthalmic Professions Since 1864 N I 4? Portraits and Group Pictures in Phelps Highlights Photographed by IVIOSER STUDIO, INC. 27 Clinton Avenue, North Rochester, N. Y BAker 7920 THE CLIFTON SPRINGS SANITARIUM AND CLINIC Clifton Springs New York 1 1 i 1 Compliments of NICHOLAS COBLIO 8x SONS General Contractors RANDALL'S APPLIANCE Your Westinghouse Dealer WESTINGHOUSE R. C. A. SUNBEAM Youngstown Kitchens Plastic Wall Tile Floortile Carpeting Do - It f- Yourself - Supplies You can be sure if it' s Westinghouse RANDALL - CRAFT, INC. See our Existing Model TI-IYER HOMES Many models to choose from with oulstanding features at ORCHARD PARK SUBDIVISION Phelps, New York Ovid L. Randall General Contractm- Phelps, New York Compliments of MATHE03 VELVET ICE CREAM Spencerport, New York Congratulations and Best of Luck to Class of '57 EVERSON'S DAIRY Phelps and Clifton Springs Phone HO 2-5211 SMITH and STICKNEY Architects 8: Engineer 154 East Ave. Rochester, N. Y. Compliments of .-, P 8: C Family Food Market Ontario Street Phelps, N. Y. Where you get quality merehan dise at reasonable prices. We give and redeem red stamps. Compliments of The Class of 1957 SULLIVAN ELECTRIC Clifton Springs, N. Y. and Phelps, N. Y. PI-IELP-S CEMENT PRODUCTS, INC Manufacturers of: DONK'S SERVICE GARAGE CONCRETE BLOCK CELIOCRETE BLOCK Automobile Repair Xvelding MASON SUPPLIES - OVERHEAD DOORS Mary Street Phelps, N- Y. STRUCTURAL STEEL Phone KI 8-8494 KI 8-2221 Phelps, N. was MOTORS, INC. Ford Sales at service Congratulations and Best wishgs tg the Class of '57 Tel. KI 8-2141 Phelps, N- Y- How to bc lovclier to look at Phone KI 8-2599 l'l-IIil,MA'S BEAUTY CORNER Filiatrcau bulding-.2nd floor 7lmd6m'4 Guernsey Mi-lk and Cream Phelps, New York Phone Geneva 8373 Compliments of R. E. CONNOLLY 8: SON Phelps and Seneca Falls THE ECHO PRESS Printers of this Phelps Highlights Phelps, New York VWELD FURNITURE STORE Everything for the Home Clifton Springs ,N. Y. A Complete Musical Service I-lIcKEY'S MUSICAL SERVICE 330 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. Phone 4-1101 Compliments of EACKER 8: CARNEY Furniture Funeral Directing C. M. NEILSON 8: SON 481 W. Hamilton St. Geneva, N. Y. Phone 8101 International Motors Trucks Farmall Tractors Bolen Garden Tractors International Harvester Refrigerators Home Freezers Parts and Services McCormick Farm Machinery Mall Chain Saws Jacobsen Lawn .Mowers Compliments of WALT DENNIS INC. Newark, New York Compliments of LEWIS - GENERAL TIRES, 260 East Ave. Rochester, N Y- Ride with SAFETY on Generals P ' 4 1 JARVIS 8: SPITZ, INC. 425 Stone Road Rochester 16, New York Plumbing 8: Heating Contractors Charlotte 2-1912 or 2-1665 Compliments of THE TREMCO MFG. co, Cleveland, Ohio Mastic Specialties Paints - Enamels Protective Coatings for Maintenance and Construction 36 Northumberland Rd., Rochester, N. Y. Phone Hillside 1372 i PI-IELPS ELECTRIC COMPANY 65-67 Main Street Phelps, New York Telephone Kingswood 8-2931 BULK GAS - BOTTLED GAS FURNITURE - APPLIANCES BASTIAN BROS. COMPANY Rochester, N. Y. Designers and producers of EXCLUSIVE CLASS' JEWELR Genuine Engraved Commencemn Announcements and Personal Cards Bastian Bros. Co. Rochester, N. Y, ENJOY . . . WILLIAMS Old Time Root Beer NE-SBlTT'S I' ' II' California Orange The Best .for Class of 1957 SUNBEAM BREAD AND ROLLS GENEVA BAKING CO. Compliments of PHELPS G.L.F. SERVICE, INC. Phelps, N. Y. Compliments of STAN LEY'S of Geneva Fashion Center of the Finger Lakes Compliments of Compliments of MAHG0 Of 'PHE emo AND GIFT CENTER FREEDMAN FURS Know Onr Campus Fashions O Hallmark Cards and Gifts Especially For You 100 Seneca Stl, Geneva Richard Post, Prop. Phelps, N. Y. THE AMERICAN SPECIALTL CO., I-'ood Service Equipment and Supplies 283-291 Central Avenue Rochester 5, N- Y. BAke1' .2400 SUPER SHOPPE Phelps, N. Y. Compliments of GERT'S BEAUTY SHOP Helene Curtis KI 8-2522 Compliments of l'hi-lps Restaurant Compliments of HUB OIL COMPANY, DIVISION of HUBERLIE, INC. Rochester, N. Y. Distributors of Domestic and Industrial Fuel Oils Compliments of l.EON'S- BARBER SI-IOP 1 Compliments of MAYNARD L. LINQUEST Clothing - Rubber Footwear - Shoes for whole Family New Dresses and Evcrthing for Spring Big Line of Summerettes by Ball Band 1925 - 1957 Phelps, New York Compliments of W. J. Whitson Pharmacist Phelps, New York Compliments of SECURITY TRUST CO. Phelps Office Phelps, New York Compliments of FINGER LAKES PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY, INC. 600 W. Washington St. Geneva, New York Compliments of CONVERSE HARDWARE Compliments of OLD MILK BAR 50daS Lunches Sundaes Compliments of RALPH E. MORSE Esso Products Compliments of I DE BUYTER'S REFRESHMENT STAND Phelps, New York Compliments of SHADY HAVEN LAUNDRAMAT Dry Cleaning Shirts and Uniforms Finished Compliments of BUTHVENS SERViCE STATION Licensed Automobile Inspection Station Main sr PhelPS, N- Y- Phone KI 3-5221 Compliments of Finger Lakes Paints Edwin T. Morphy Jeweler and Optieiim Clifton Springs, N. Y. Compliments of Ma Goodmaxfs Gas Station Richardson Compliments of Cozngmliments of Insurance Joel CZWCS, Inc- Phelps Hardware Agency Compliments of Crarles E. Ridley General Insurance Compliments of Dorthy and Bed White Kloznplgmenls cl Dennisonts Gas Station Compliments of Johnnies Radio Shop Compliments of Dr. C. J. Kenfield Dr. B. E. Brooks TATE'S SPORTING GOODS Outdoor and Indoor Sporting Goods Bicycles Guns Ammunition George F. Tate Owner Compliments of F. R. Filiatreau. A. R. K.Garment Co. St. Louis,Mo. Compliments of Van Hemel's Feed Store Phelps, New York Compliments of 'l'omlimson's Green House Clifton Springs, N. Y. i i 1 ll f , J? if-,J ,U ,. 1 Slit . 'I .Ax ir Ai, Compliments of MARVINS GARAGE PAULINE E. CLARK Watches Diamond ROBB MUSIC STUDIO Jewelry Greeting Cards - Giftg Phelps, N, Y, Compliments of SILVER FLOSS Elllliire State Piekling Company Donald E. Goodman Mobil Gas and Oil Greasing and Washing Phone KI 8-8781 Finger Lakes Linen Supply 511 Exchange Street Geneva, N. Y. Phone 9-3348 Compliments of LAPRES'S MARKET Phelps KI 8-4131 Clifton Springs HO 2-7331 AVEDISIAN MOTORS COMPANY Automobile Sales-Service Buick 8cWillys Dealer West Main Street Phelps,N. Y. A Low Cost Extension Telephone Can Be A Wife Saver An extension telephone .... one of the happiest home eonvenienees you can give a wife. Really, there just isn't a Wife around these days who COllIlIl1,I use the time and step saving help an extension can offer. Call our bus- iness offiee for full information on low cost extension service today. ONTARIO TELEPHONE COMPAN Y R. B. I. Tested Business Training Since 1863 One and Two - Year Courses in Accountancey - Sales - Advertising Merchandising - Medical Secretarial Standard Secretarial Compliments of Ellen QM. Lally Harper Method Beauty Salon WILLIAMSON and COSTON Best Wishes to the Class of '57 Plumbing and Heating Bottled gas Milt 8: Marge Rathbun Your Iennox Dealer Phelps Variety Store Clifton Stl-get Phelps, N. Y. Main Street, Phelps, Y. Phone KI 8-8201 Compliments of D. NV. Pulver Phelps, New Yorrli Compliments of COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE Risen CURB Y Banta St., Phelps, Phelps, N. Y. Ida 8: Irving Webb Realtors Phone PHELPS .KI 8-8758 or GENEVA 2064 Compliments Ot Compliments of 'f H'azel's Beauty Saloon Hlld Gift 511013 CHARLES ROBINSON Phelps, N. Y. Phone KI 8-5841 Petroleum Products Compliments of 't1ELEHAR'S SERVIE STATION Compliments of STEIGERWALD WHOLESALE ELECTRIC CORP. Auburn, N. Y. Compliments of ' DICKINSON'S GARAGE Phelps, New York Phone KI 8-4583 ON i w I 1 n 1