Pine Valley Central High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (South Dayton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1954 volume:

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We came clothed in the tatters of ignorance and youth and we leave rich in knowledge, confident of tomorrow and the wealth of our nation . We must express our gratitude to the people of the district, who through their foresight and understanding, have enabled future students of Pine Valley to attend a modern, better- equipped school. xg I f - K' 03638 lf of 4 g f U C? C f ' 1 K. .mf f e r i, 1 s . !i,x o, r . v is sei: ,Et fist it fsa?s52s?:4s TO Mr. Edward W. Sullivan, who has so patiently acted as Business Advisor of our Yearbook, we proudly dedicate this edition of the Pine Knot. In you, we have found the inspiration to meet and overcome all the obsta- cles that arise before success can be attained. Your loyalty, friendship, wonderful sense of humor and a perseverance-to-the-end attitude have won for you a place in the hearts of all of us. You are always most generous with your time and talents and we feel that you have done much to help us in our journey from Rags to Riches. 5 2290 ts, QQ50 If bk 0.44 Q Bo O I y Q Mrs. Clara Hall Editorial Advisor ,,, Vi AA WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW , f E ' ' A WE wish to express our sincere , gratitude to the advisors of the Pine Knot - Mrs. Hall, ,ff ' Miss Mohr and Mr. Harter. We 'AWE realize thatwithout your Jaatience, M g J endurance, optimism, an capable ' guidance our yearbook wou d not A-SW-W' be a success. You have stayed with us when we were depressed H g and also shared our Ioys. You have given us new hope when and where it was needed most. You have truly taken us from Rags to Riches and we wish to thank you. Mr. Daniel Harter Miss Ann Mohr Art Advisor Features Advisor 6 Q4 li Carl W. Stamp Supervising Principal -Nrff 9, M11 CD If' cs-of Gerald F. Hall Elementary Principal buff, O CD 21199 If CDQQ' CJ Richard L. Earle Assistant Principal A1 F ti. . W S PM J is 735. W -f '+, . F Qs.:-, fm, 5 , , f fwi s sr ':A:f::::i fstiiezffssts.- 1 V+ V A . Lgiafsff .f - ...L 26597 ' K Qt , L.. .t,,. i Y .Q M t ,W .qv ,Q , . 7 . exif, ga, Q -lfl To Honored Seniors: Congratulations is a familiar word to anyone who is completing something important but yet you deserve congrat- ulations. Your completion of high school is more than important, something you will realize more and more as time goes on. Riches in life are those things which make it invaluable. lt is not how much you earn but how much you put into life in service to your neighbor, your friends, your country and the world. A man may stand ina hallway sur- rounded by doors. Lack of inertia and indecision will get him no where. You are not that man, you are ready to go through any of those doors of opportunity where riches are on the other side. Make your choice, worlc hard and may the good Lord always be with you for a successful life. Sincerely yytt if - - so s Curl W- Stump 'S o u r o 'e-we-...V V, ' Q e uca lon X'-.. ' x f After the battle the reward expresses the thoughts of the Board of Education perfectly. We students really ap- preciated their efforts at trying to obtain a new school. But best of all were the results - a new school. SEATED: L. Howard, H. Marquart fPresidentJ, L. Ivett, L. Richardson fC1erkJ. STANDING: C. Pagett, G. Darling, W. Corkwell, R. Mosh- er, K. Durfee, K. Merrill. 8 i Mary R . Earle Secretary - South Dayton XX lf SQSQ xl RCD cn Marguerite H. Rhoades Secretary - Cherry Creek X .NN J 2 in X rf, Q QQ SQSO Lyle B. Richardson Clerk Faye J. Colvin Part Time Secretary C7 We will do our part, is the key note of our P.T.A. Organization. The grade mothers exemplified it when they took complete charge of the children at the Cherry Creek School so that the teachers could be free at the time the Western New York Study Council was making its survey. This is only one high light of a splendid year. C. Warner fSecretaryj, H. Howe fPresidentj, L. Petersen flst Vice Presidenty P. Abbey QTreasurerj. 9 F SEATED: E. Sullivan fMath-Spanishj, H. ColicchiafSocia1Studiesj, C. Hall fMath-Latinj. STANDING: R. Black fEnglishJ, A. Mohr Qlinglish-Social Studiesy. D. Montaldi fScienceJ. P. Wells fVocal Musicj, W. Downey SEATED: E. I-Ioeffner qGuidancej, A. Fowler fNurseJ. I. Phillips fPhys. Edj, R. Brown fPhys. flnstrumentaly. H. Fuller flibrarianb. Edj. 5 I f SEATED: E. O'Donne1l fliornernakingj. STANDING: J. Spina Un- dustrial Artsj, E. Merek QCommercia1y, D. Harter QAIQ, R. Babcock qAgriculturej. 3 2 lc j g W4 T Jr. High Teachers-SEATED: G. Gould fling-Social Studiesj, D. Dorman fEng-Math-Sciencej, E. Oehser fling-Social Studiesj STANDING: R. Earle flwiath-Sciencej. i..?..?.T.1f.-7. 7 .W T- Y k- Q e if-f f MMWMHWM, D 5, ' we is -,Q 1, SEATED: Z. Green QGrade 11, D. Lincoln fGrade 11, E. Hart fGrade 21. STANDING: G. Rider 1Grade 4 8a 51, H. Marsh fGrade 31, M. Leafstone fKindergarten1. 9 ,. 3, ., ,ny ,MA f ,W .M wx A X M. Fox QGrade 21, B.'B011es fGrade 11 R. Srrum fGrade 21, A. Mosher lGrade 11, E. Carl- son qGrade 31 X xx If QQ emi? QI Q,-DO I Y 0 . L. Abbey fGrade 51, K. 61, R. Danker qGrade 617 Wolfe fGrade 51, E. Williams fGrade mum susuan 5 rmlmu 571 - .ii -'15 an , n..nW, M: , f Q fha. V . 4113.421 1, ,fi M. Dorman fGrade 41, F. Dye fGrade 41 G. Henris fConewango Val1ey1, B. Ruttenburfl-Iam1et1, E. Meyers fl.eon 1-31 H. Hooker fWright's Corners1, C. Warner fLeon Grades 4-61 ' I Mrs. Bonnett, Mrs. Prckup, Mrs. Soule, E ' Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Towne Mrs. Mmm C C B 6 P I U at FQ N. Wooley, R. Fisher, H. Bewley, E. Peters us ' drivers 1.4 fn E. Greeley, P. Gross, L. Ruttenbur, C. Allnatt, M. Wooley, C. Capple, W. Silleman if f o O0 ,X O O E. Howe Q V Bus Mecharuc 5? IP. ., ., A 5 ., sh O C ll S 0 I C ll . -- ' W. Dye, J. Phillips Mr. Barnes, Mr. Oesher J. Junquisr 2 -9 , A X Norman Merrill President :5,?j.fA. ., if 1 ' Barbara Hill Secretary Betty Lou Howard Vice President 4, Glenn Scott Student Council 5f'f 4 O. 230 f Diantha Babcock O I 6' Student Council O . Robert Barnes Dflvid MCIfSl'1 Athletic Association Business Manager it li Hazel Smith Treasurer qigixwff Clara Barnharf Billie P4 4542 3 'QQ Q ke, , 1 . ff, 'il is s-2 Carol Bell ar -f-x. Douglass Braun ll ll Terrance Barry ll rryll 'in-BS -er-as Jane Cullen Janie Marfha Colvin Mart Lynn BUfCl'lef Sharon Gates H Butch Shorfyu I5 Thomas Dorman S llTomll V-45.5111-n W' Donald Goulcl ll ll Corinna Kelley l Kelley X 5 B www William Hickox IIBEHYII Virginia Lengerich tl Ginny ll Lyle Milliman llTilyll XX lf, 50081: Oo Q0 NT4 ,WS-4 ,- ,Q Q M , AM is 135 ,wee in f S' 5 ' ygyfr . fl 1 L. ,ififzwg A-3Z'lF:4?7k 53 .wwe H f, nw-fl W,f,i3-w,.U,:e ,L if-. f 1-fill f -' 2sfw,w.vf: 1--fm ,V ill V .se 715 , ,, W 4, .asfg,fa:g12gee2.-ifim if 37-5:5 - I V. , l L We A Wi , . ,. . . ,A ggi-I 55, , iq, . fi, l William Hill uBiHu Pafricia Lincoln Line Erwin Morey ll 16 ,zrefi-I sf .sz iw: . i ff, if a-ne. iv ,wire ' lziggj, .gg 35- Q ff 1 ,. '11 32: 'S 2 S As lr i E K S ,M 1 if J ,sag 5 1,f:f5qgg..,..g3iLi 9 G 1 S Q 'f 'a 2'-Y' Roberl' Green Goose r 'xv wgk X ,g 'ZXX K Teresa Johnston llTre 'I fx im favf' 'www We-f Mx I 'X 1 X 0202 If 1,1 QW Charles Mount Charlie if wl 'lg !'gm - Eileen Riek Elsie emu-5 w-qhwi i Marlene Ruttenbur llMcrll ak ,j 1, x ,t 'Ava Virginia Rose II Marilyn Ranlce Rankin Ruth White Veve la 'PFW 'K-01 Jerrold Sturm Louie Frederick Weaver -ft '? Alice Silleman Shirley Young Allie Sl'1irl senior directory DIANTHA BABCOCK: Band I,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Dance Band 3,45 All State I,2,3,45 All County High 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Secretary 45 Student Council l,45 Girls' All State 35 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Ass't. Art Editor 35 Art Editor 45 Mt. House Mystery 35 Finders Creepers 45 An Old Kentucky Garden 45 Honor Society 45 Music Festival I,2, 3,45 Vice President of Honor Society. ROBERT BARNES: Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Athletic Association 45 Freshmen Basketball I5 J.V. Basketball 25 Var- sity Basketball 3,45 Football 45 Baseball 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 N.Y.S.P.H.A.A. Award Member 35 Intramurals 2, 35 lntramurals Coach 4. CLARA BARNHART: Chorus I,3,45 F.'H.A. 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Drama Club I5 Student Council 35 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 J.V. Cheerleading I,2, Captain 25 Varsity Cheerleading 35 Intramurals I,2, 3,45 Maiorette I,2,35 Instructor 35 Hi-Y 35 Music Festival I,3,45 Girls' Quartet 35 Red Cross Rep. 35 Mt. House M stery 35 Finders Creepers 45 An Old Kentucky Garden 4. THRRANCE BARRY: Band I5 Chorus 35 Music Festival 35 Varsity Cheerleading 3,45 lntramurals 3,45 Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Hi-Y 45 F.H.A. 45 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Mt. House Mystery 3. CAROL BELL: Chorus 3,45 All State 35 Music Festival 3,45 Drama Club I5 F.H.A. 2,35 Hi-Y 35 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 An Old Kentucky Garden 45 Honor Society 4. JAMES BERG: Varsitg Basketball I,2,3,45 Football 2,3, Captain 35 lntramurals I,2,3,45 Chaut. Basketball All-Stars 2,35 Track 5 Chaut. Co. Scorer Champion 35 N.Y.S.P.H.A.A. Award Member 3. DOUGLASS BRAUN: J.V. Basketball 25 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Class President 35 N.Y. State Mathematics Award 35 American Legion Oratorical Contest 45 Finders Creepers 45 Mt. House Mystery 35 Honor Society 4. LYNN BUTCHER: F.F.A. I,3,4,2, Vice President 45 J.V. Basketball I,25 Dairy Judging Team 35 4-H 2,3, 4, Vice President 4. MARTHA COLVIN: Baton Club 35 Library Club 45 Pine Knot Staff 4. JANE CULLEN: F.H.A. 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Library Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Chorus 45 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Photography Club 45 lntramurals 45 Finders Creepers 45 An Old Kentucky Garden 4. THOMAS DORMAN: Baseball I,2,3,45 J.V. Basketball l,25 Football 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Intramurals I,25 An Old Kentucky Garden 45 N.Y.S.P.H.A.A. Award Member 35 Honor Society 4, President 4. SHARON GATES: Band I,25 Chorus I,35 Music Festival I,35 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Drama Club I5 Library Club 4, President 4. DONALD GOULD: Band I,2,3,45 Tumbling Club 2,3,45 Freshmen Basketball I5 Music Festival I,2,3,45 All County 35 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Mt. House Mystery 3. ROBERT GREEN: Band I,2,3,45 Music Festival I,2,3,45 N.Y.S.P.H.A.A. Award Member 35 Intramurals Coach 3,45 Volleyball 45 J.V. Basketball I,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Class Vice President l,35 Football 2, 35 Baseball 3,45 Pine Knot Staff 3, 45 Finders Creepers 4. WILLIAM HICKOX: Mt. House Mystery 3. BARBARA HILL: Student Council I5 Class Vice President 2, Secretary 3,45 Chorus 45 Varsity Cheerleader45 lntramurals 2,3,45 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 All State 45 Finders Creepers 45 An Old Kentucky Garden 45 Girls' Quartet 3,45 Honor Society 4, Secretary. WILLIAM HILL: Football I,2,3,4, Award 25 Track 2,3, Award 2. BETTY LOU HOWARD: Class Secretary I,2, Vice President 45 J.V. Cheerleader I,2, Captain I5 Varsity Cheerleader 3, Captain 35 Band I,2,3,4, Vice President I5 Chorus 2, 3,4, Treasurer 45 Music Festival 2,3, 45 lntramurals I,2,3,45 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Girls' Quartet 35 An Old Kentucky Garden 45 Mt. House Mystery 35 Finders Creepers 4. CORINNA KELLEY: lntramurals I,2, 35 Tumbling Club 25 Hi-Y 35 Chorus 45 An Old Kentucky Garden 45 Pine Knot Staff 4. VIRGINIA LENGERICH: Student Council 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Music Festival 45 Mt. House Mystery 35 Finders Creepers 45 An Old Kentucky Garden 45 Pine Knot Staff 3,4. PATRICIA LINCOLN: Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Library Club 45 F.H.A. 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Finders Creepers prompter 4. DAVID MARSH: Student Council I5 Class President 25 Football Manager 2,45 Pine Knot Staff 3,4, Business Manager 45 Basketball Manager 4. NORMAN MERRILL: Athletic Association I,25 Class President 45 Student Council President 45 Band I,2, 3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 All State Music Festival I,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 N.Y.S.P.H.A.A. Award Member 35 Honor Society 4. LYLE MILLIMAN: F.F.A. I5 Track 35 Pine Knot Staff4. ERWIN MOREY: F.F.A. l,2,3,4. CHARLES MOUNT: Basketball I,2,3,45 N.Y.S.P.H.A.A. Award Member 35 Baseball I,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Volleyball 2, 3,45 Hobby Club 35 Hi-Y 35 Pine Knot Staff 4. MARILYN RAN KE: F. H.A. 3,45 Library Club 2,4, Secretary 8- Treasurer 45 Pine Knot Staff 45 lntramurals 4. I8 senior directory Icom-D., EILEEN RIEK: Hi-Y 35 Baton Club 35 Library Club 3,4, Vice President 45 Pine Knot Staff 4. VIRGINIA ROSE: Library Club 3,45 Pine Knot Staff 45 Hi-Y 35 Baton Club 3. MARLENE RUTTENBUR: Band l,3, 25 Chorus 45 Music Festival 45 All State 45 Girls' Quartet 35 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Finders Creepers 45 An Old Kentucky Garden 45 Honor Society 4, Treasurer 4. GLENN SCOTT: F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 2, President 3,45 State F.F.A. Band 35 Band l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 All State l,2, 35 Music Festival l,2, 3,45 Student Council 4, Treasurer 45 Basketball 2, 35 Base- ball l,2, 3,45 Boys' State 35 Pine Knot Staff 35 Finders Creepers 45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Honor Society 4. ALICE SILLEMAN: Pine Knot Staff 45 Library Club 2,45 Intramurals 45 Mt. House Mystery 3. HAZEL SMITH: Chorus 45 Valedictorian5 Newspaper Club l,2, Editor 25 Pine Knot Staff 3,4, Ass't. Editor 3, Editor 45 Music Festival 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Junior Scholastic Award 35 Typing Award 35 English Awards l,25 Journalism Award 35 New School Committees 2,45 An Old Kentucky Garden 45 Class Treasurer l,2, 3,45 Honor Society 4. JERROLD STURM: Class President I5 Student Council 1,25 F.F.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Poultry Judging Team 2,3,45 Finders Creepers 45 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Honor Societ 45 Salutatorian. FREDERICK WEAVER: Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Volleyball 45 Service Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 45 Pine Knot Staff 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Finders Creepers 45 N.Y.S.P.H.A.A. Award Member 3. RUTH WHITE: F.F.A. 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Pine Knot Staff 45 4-H Club 3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Hi-Y 35 Finders Creepers prompter 4. SHIRLEY YOUNG: Chorus 45 Music Festival 45 An Old Kentucky Garden 45 Pine Knot Staff 45 Library Club 4. We are proud of you Pine Valley, Alma Mater we are true To the standards you have set us, To the things that you would have us do. We will ever laud and praise you, For we know that you are right5 'X S I f We will sing an Alma Mater 0.90 . O For the purple and the white. If f Chorus: 5 ' .bor 'L li Oh, hail thee Alma Mater, ' ll - All glory to your name5 f I 'M 3 Lift voice in song, Our cheers prolong, 5 , All hearts will feel the same5 TMI iI m'i 'i Z Then give us old Pine Valley, A Let's make it a fim1 rule- That when we cheer these words we'II hear: 5 , ll Pine Valley Central School. iii I 9 Biggest Flirts Sharon 8: Bob , J l . 4. uv A Most Talkative Terry 8a Dave Best Personality Jerry 8: Barb superl qiives Best Dressed Most Popular Billie 8: Lyle Betty 36 Norm OUR CLASS HlSTORY RACES TO RlCHES HEN we entered Pine Valley as Freshman we were ready To set the world on fire. We took part in basketball, not only the Freshman team, but the Varsit and Junior Varsity as well. We also participated in cheer- leading, band, dance band, F.H.A., F.F.A., DramaClub and many other activities. The biggest events were our class party Qfirst onelli and a roller skating party. The Richest task we did was to sponsor a donkey basketball game . We sold candy, which surely helped our ragged treasury, ang 'git usHom to a good start. Our advisors were MissMalis, MissMohr, an rs. a . ln our Sophomore year we were off to a start with a class party. Our treasury was increased greatly by selling pencils, and candy, but the big- gist mi-pnatamospgrt was sponsoriagrxtxhe it.. Patrick's Hop . Our advisors were rs. a , :ss angennan, an r. ma. Feeling more sure of ourselves tha: ever, we all tried to make our Junior Year a real success, with Miss Spencer, MissMalis, and Miss Mohr, as advisors we were trying to make our treasury a pot of gold. To do so we had a Harvest Moon Dance, Midwinter Frolic, sold Christmas cards and stationery and candy. We also held Bake Sales but our greatest asset was presenting our Junior Play The Mountain House Mystery under the direction of Miss Mohr. Finally our long-looked for Senior Year was at hand. Our goal was two-fold---o trip to New York and graduation. We needed plenty of riches so we started right in to raise money. We sold magazines, presented the play Finders Creepers, sponsored four dances and a most successful carnival. Finally we were off to New York---sighting-seeing, broadcasts, gniidfunl Nov? we are looking forward to graduation, and to what future o s in store or us. 1 X I I X oo Go 00 0 Most Athletic ' Marleen 8a Jim iq CD O' 7 3 I Most Most Shy Likely to Succeed Shin 8: Bm Hazel 8a Glenn Wittiest Bob 85 Marilyn Most Musical Dee dz Don Best Looking Mart 8: Tom M Ter ost Stubbom esa 8: Charles gr n l uf NM W 'S-u lfifx I -Xf If o o 022 lj it Cbolf SEATED: N. Parks, E. Newcomb. STANDING: B. Hill, E. Balthaser, R. Lincoln, L. Martain. 5 lst Row: V. Lengerich, M. Ruttenbur, D. Babcock, B. Hill, B. Howard, I. Cullen, C. Barnhart. 2nd Row: G. Scott, F. Weaver, J. Bentham, D. Braun, R. Green, C. Mount, D. Marsh, J. Sturm. EFFORT BRINGS SUCCESS THIS year three dramatic features were presented by the student body. Included was the Senior Play, Finders Creepers. We will never forget the surprise Wilbur TG. Scottl got when he iumped into bed with the dead man U. Benthaml who later revived to dance with Granny QD. Babcockl. The Juniors presented Family Affair in which Caroline fA.Dayl received a spanking from Father U. Hollenbeckl. The Operetta, An Old Kentucky Garden, based upon the music of Stephen Foster, was a new feature this year. This presentation was very successful and enjoyed by all. We usually think of going from Rags to Riches as merely a matter of scholastic achievement but social graces are equally important. These dramatic efforts have added greatly to the Finer culture of Pine Valley Central. lst Row: P. Howard, E. Balthaser, A. Day, H. Sweeney, F. Ingersoll, F. Eckert. 2nd Row: Mr. Bleck, A. Scott, G. Hollenbeck, R. Bergey, E. Armi- tage, T. Beach. 1 . f.a,,.., 9 1 2. 3 , 3 ' 5 'X 5 l lst Row: E, Weaver, M. Chrobak, J. Colson, M. Stevens, M. Colander, R. Reynolds. 2nd Row: M. Bond, E. Balthaser, H. Nobles, A. Scott, M. Wolfe, K. Miller, K. Mosher, L. Martin, F. Eckert. 3rd Row: G. Palmer, A. Day, C. MacDonald, H. Lengerich, A. Tatchell, W. Martin, D. Greeley, Mr. Sullivan. ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. AUNTY, confident Juniors marched to the front-another year and the end of the rainbow is ours. We are glad and yet sad to find that all of life is a school. We were very busy because already we could hear the train whistle calling us. We had a dance-the Farmers Frolic sold many beautiful Christmas Cards and stationery. But our most exciting moment was the day we got our class rings. Learning fast, we even dared tread the thespian boards and produce a very successful play, A Family Affair. lst Row: R. Case, P. Petersen, I. Phillips, E. Milspaw, J. Provenzo, T. Beach. 2nd Raw: R. Dye, E. Armi- tage, R. Bergey, H. Danker, B. Tingue, A. Carnahan, J. Burris, D. Gould. 3rd Row: H. Sweeney, R. Tur- zillo, S. Mount, D. Colvin, P. Howard, F. Ingersoll, M. Schweiger, Mrs, Babcock fsubstrtute for MrssO Don- nellj. 1, gi 'TL 1 S ,gl CLASS OFFICERS X in lf .Q Q Eggs 1 X y X NQQ Q CLASS OFFICER S ,X f Z O Oo o 090 If Sf: Z YZ of 5 f Jk as x mv fa reg if if lst Row: L. Kelley, P. Dayton, W. Hoth, W. Maxwell, D. Merrill, C. Cullen. 2nd Raw: J. Harvey, J. Kuhn, R. Lincoln, D. Butcher, R. Hackett, R. Killock, M. Dye. 3rd Row: C. Cullen, S. Felt, Mr. Montaldi, C. Crowell, L. Greeley. TO KNOW WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW IS TRUE WlSDOM. ILLY, strutting, sophomores we came, we saw, and slowly conquered foreign fields like geometry, biology and world history. Theorems, phylum, kings and girls were mysteries comparable to finding the Lost Continent. But determined we climbed and gradually came to the silverclouds above. Extra-curricularly we really tried and we were thrilled by our first dance-a Halloween Dance . Mid pumpkins, corn stalks and orange streamers . To bolster our treasure and help school spirit we sold schedule pencils, and too, we had a gala class party in anticipation of our Junior year. lst Row: G. Milliman, K. Wheeler, G. Paine, M. Palermo, M. Bradley, D. Clarke. 2nd Row: J. Brown, L. Oakes, L. Danker, H. Peters, H. Nash, D. Miller. 3rd Row: R. Steward, B. Dorman, P. Babcock, D. Waters, Mr. Marek. G B3 nd lst Row: J. Hoth, W. Milspaw, S. Covert, N. Hadley, D. Grover, D. Carver. 2nd Row: D. Brumfield, D. Harvey, C. MacDonald, D. Covedill, M. Milliman, B. Kahm, S. Elliott, N. Morrison. 3rd Row: D. Daw- ley, M. Colander, T. Ellis, E. Henris, J. Burris, R. Greenlee, P. Butcher, S. Fischer, M. Palermo. 4th Row: Mrs. Hall, C. Kelley, J. Clarke, D. Clark, L. Livermore, M. Conklin, B. Felt, H. Everhart. LITTLE STROKES FILL GREAT OAKS. RISKY, frolicsome, freshman flit through the haIIsI I! Happy and care- free we breezed through all those easy subjects as we eyed with delight, ond envied those dignified Seniors. We are impatient to show that we too are Ieoders. We had a class party and we are still nursing the bruises of our first skating party. To earn money we presented a one-actploy and sold candy during the noon hour. We feel that we have a good start on our iourney to find the pot of goId at the end of the rainbow. lst Row: W. Rugg, C. Towne, B. Pattison, G. Morey, L. Smith, R. Smith. 2nd Row: B. Tatchell, J. Shearer, I. Link, D. Stamp, P. Sturm, C. Stevens, B. Tutton, C. Phillips. 3rd Row: E. Newcomb, E. Oakes, D. Young, S. Bielecki, W. Sheldon, R. Rettig, J, Waters, B. Sloat. 4th Row: Mr. Bleck, I. Moore, J. Wallace H. Mosher, D. McDaniels, G. Marvin, D. Walton, D. Snyder. CLASS OFFICERS X QI Q Q0 2 25 xi! ,N QQ ,O QGQO T2 i 'luv 1:-nr 1 1 lst Row: D. Snyder, B. Warm, E. Steves, D. Merrill, B. Phillips, L. McNamara. 2nd Row: M. Silsby, S. Moore, E. Miller, J. Nash, K. Mosher, S. Rugg, Mrs. Gould. 3rd Row: R. Milspaw, R Rublee, P. Pagett, S. Paine, J. Spitzer, S. Prince, M. Maxwell. 4th Row: D. VanWormer, D. Rugg, H. Wolfe, R. Wood, D. Steward. THE WAY IS HARD, BUT THE PRIZE IS GREAT. WE have gone one more step on our journey from Rags to Riches and we feel very important. We were off toa flying startwith a get-acquainted party early in the fall. To further social relations we held a skating party in March. We didn't neglect our studies either, because three of our members, - Martin Palermo, Carol Stephens and Willie Sheldon became Freshmen in January. Since our treasury was not over-stocked, we eagerly sold cards and candy to build itupa bit. Our Scout deed for the year con- sisted in helping the Ways and Means Committee of the P.T.A. sell Easter candy. Next year we'll be Freshmen - Oh Boy! lst Row: R. Crumb, B. Felt, P. Earle, E. Green, C. Bogue. C. Colvin. 2nd Row: S. Johnston, I. CLASS OFFICERS Xl 1 0200 K Oao IC X 509 T 26 Ingersoll, R. Ackler, G. Crumb, A. Besse, R. Brookman, L. Meyers. 3rd Row: N. Armitage, M. Howard, M. Howard, M. Ennis, P. Barry, T. Kelly, Mr. Collichia. 4th Row: W. Fowler, G. Bentley, L. Armstrong, M. Elliott, G. Ackler, D. Brooks. I af wif N .:fs.5s,sgw,, lst Row: D. Palermo, P. Tutton, D. Nenno, D. Sheldon, L. Rogers, D. Rexford. 2nd Row: G. Milspaw, R. Wadsworth, J. Meacham, L. Stephens, J. Wooley, D. Morey, N. Milliman, R. Tremaine, G. Swanson. 3rd Row: B. Rugg, G. Milliman, G. May, P. Mierzwa, P. Pagett, L. Zollinger, L. Prince, M. Weaver, Mrs. Oehser. 4th Row: E. Peters, R. Smith, C. Provenzo, L. Pattyson, W. Wickmark, M. Pattison, D. Stankey. Absent: K. Oakes, B. Miller, K. Warner. CHARACTER GOES AS HIGH AS WE AIM. ITH wide eyes and heart palitating, we stumbled into this iungle of riches. We reached the first rung of the golden ladder when we chose Richard Mansfield for our president and to assist him we elected Georgia Milspaw, vice president, Patty Dunfield, secretary, and Judith Greenlee, treasurer. Eagerly we sold Daisies for the Lions Club. Gaily we planned our class party and sold Christmas candy for the P.T.A. Each day we worked and learned from our class advisors, Mr. Dorman and Mrs. Oehser. lst Row: D. lvett, N. Carver, J. Kelley, S. Harvey, J. Greenlee, G. Green. 2nd Row: R. Mansfield, N. Houben, E. Cullen, S. Kelsey, B. Bailey, D. Heiden, T. Barnhart, J. Everetts, R. Butcher. 3rd Row: H. Carnahan, E. Colander, P. Allen, N. Hills, P. Dunfield, C. Livermore, M. Crumb, N. Brisley. 4th Row: Mr. Dorman, P. Covert, D. Clark, H. Livermore, N. Collins, J. Livermore, D. Harvey, R. Hawkins. WWW- Q93 wwns , If-. Y l ' if ff' W 5-X- I JK A I I I -4 o ,. -' CLASS OFFICERS XX Xf- Q 00 O52-o bw N mx OO 27 ,N o 1 08030 K l Sis! O O K ni5ii ,,ggg:,:...H'! .Iss v ':' rig Grade School Chorus Sixth Grade-Gym Class Mr. Dankers Sixth Grade Mixed Study Group Mrs. Leafsfone and her small fry! I Mrs. Riders Arr Class 1 :L me,-.Ur .sf Q- My l1 -W is f - 5 ws sf . 1, .iluiw .5 v 'N 'k '4U 'fl 155555: 5552: a d H 1-' 'w filliiiiliiiiffg '''fi555555355555f5:5 fff52f':' 'ff EEEZ il' 1 .5 .s ff Z . : 3-1 25 5 fra' ' - .5 ' 9 M 'r Y A Y ,.. A 5' 'Q 5 rr -1-'-1 X 1 if Y --. Q h 25124 -'. 5 -xgfz? giwl: Q 2 +5555 Rail ls? L L., 1 lu K S U' L L' Waltzing Matilda l V . I Q lg L , f-. fe l l sz, jx: K. 2 -lm N 3 X l ' tl ' If ,. X A ls lrarr ll seo hkykk Q QQ A4 . ,.A 4 QQ, O Off to Class--Nurse Call I! 2 1 4 ' - 'iff ,New ,. r ,in f L. ,SNL Lkkkj l , Mi M' at s -A Mrs. Williams' Sixth Grade- Busy Bees! l Mrs. Marsh's Assembly Practice. Mrs. Wolfe's Fifth Grade 29 ,,1 , A l if , .. xi i 1 Did Ray know about ln An Old Kentucky Garden i.,-...----ir A 4 ,Q , .4 'F Q 4 A 4 460 A 4 .4 4 . this?'? l r f 0 O Qlftf U O Z' CJ Well! Well! Deep in Thought Little Theatre Group-- Finders Creepers One of our Seniors who went to Reno ----- to school. rf Plantation Singers 'nf' I A Q Aw ag t i .- lst Row: D. Babcock, C. MacDonald, F. Ingersoll, R. Reynolds, I. Wooley, D. Stamp. 2nd Row: N. Had- ley, R. Dye, D. Merrill, H. Carnahan, R. Burris, S. Higbee, H. Sweeney, B. Howard, T. Fox, J. Burris, C. Colven, P. Petersen, P. Babcock. 3rd Row: E. Henris, P. Dimfield, L. McNamara, P. Allen, B. Pattison, B. Phillips, J. Greenlee, G. Scott, H. Everhart, R. Green, P. Dayton, J. Brown, D. Merrill, P. Howard, D. Gould, L. Martin. 4th Row: M. Pattison, C. Bogue, I. Wallace, R. Wadsworth, M. Conklin, A. Scott, B. Greenlee, Mr. Downey. HCOARSE CYMBALS AND BLARING TRUMPETS FILL THE IMAGINATION. S usual our band was a source of great pride. Though we lost many players, the infectious enthusiasm of the members brought in much unhatched talent and as a beautiful butterfly emerges from a cocoon so our band blossomed into a whole, a unit of beautiful music. Many of our stars attended All State at Jamestown, and they won many honors. The most fun came the day we played for the Cole Brothers Circus- from riches to rags? And then too, we startled the world with the iivy, gyration that issued forth from the music room. Our Dance Band practices rocked the building and our first public appearance at the Senior Carnival was c huge success. I5 I ff aggb if o 0 0'7 lst Row: D. Phillips, G. 'Scott, I. Greenlee. 2nd Row: P. How- ard, D. Gould, T. Fox, D. Merrill, P. Dayton, L. Martin. 3rd Row: P. Petersen, D. Babcock, A. Scott, I. Wallace, P. Babcock. 32 I lst Row: C. Phillips, M. Palermo, W. Milspaw, J. Burris, D. Waters, M. Millimzm, C. Bell, B. Pattison, B. Hill, H. Smith. 2nd Row: G. Palmer, L. Greeley, C. Cullen, P. Babcock, K. Purdy, T. Beach, D. Bab- cock, V. Lengerich, M. Ruttenbur, S. Young. 3rd Row: C. Towne, D. Covedill, M. Chrobak, B. Tingue, D. Stamp, N. Morrison, N. Parks, W. Martin, M. Bond, H. Sweeney, C.,Bamhart, B. Howard. 4th Row: E. Newcomb, P. Petersen, D. Snyder, F. Eckert, R. Turzillo, W. Sheldon, H. Peters, L. Martin, D. Miller, P. Howard, S. Fischer, D. Walton. 5th Row: B. Sloat, P. Sturm, E. Balthaser, J. Cullen, S. Covert, J. Wallace, D. Rider, G. Hollenbeck, R. Lincoln, T. Dorman, D. Burmfield, C. Kelley, R. Greenley. HEARD MELODIES ARE SWEETER. ROM Rags To Riches, was a favorite of most chorus members during this year, at least after we echoed Stephen Foster's favorites for our biggest proiect of the years, presenting An Old Kentucky Garden, March 24th. This was a real success and all proceeds went for our new chorus robes. , Our richest efforts were the Fall and Spring Concerts and the Fredonia Music Festival. The chorus has increased itself to sixty through much effort of our wonderful director, Mrs. Wells. The best of luck is wished to the Junior Chorus in its future year following in the steps of the Senior Chorus. X N HL O 00 SQHO ,.., 5 vga Q 'O 2 lst Row: K. Mosher, P. Tutton, M. Weaver, B. Warm, M. Sils by, N. Carver, D. Harvey, R. Mansfield. 2nd Row: J. Spitzer, S. Harvey, G. Milspaw. 3rd Row: B. Bailey, S. Kelsey, N. Hill, B. Miller, P. Pagett, N. Armitage, E. Cullen, G. Swan- son. 4th Row: E. Peters, S. Paine, W. Wichmark, R. Smith, G. May. 33 4... I. Nash, P. Pagett, R, Rublee, K. Oakes, D. Nenno, I. Everest, l I - u r le' lst Row: E. Balthaser, A. Day, T. Barry, B. Howard, H. Sweeny, R. White. 2nd Row: P. Howard, D Covedill, G. Palmer, B. Barnhart, I. Cullen, R. Turzillo, D. Brurnfield, B. Tatchell, B. Sloat. 3rd Row: D. Grover, D. Young, D. Walton, L. Greeley, D. Harvey, P. Butcher, M. Ranke, M. Colander I. Waters, M. Colander, T. Johnston, P. Lincoln. 4th Row: C. Cullen, C. Cullen, M. Bond TOWARD NEW HORIZONS HE Future Homemakers of America is an organization which includes any or all girls who take home- making in the school. We try to enhance our lives by learning the right way tomalcea rich happy home. For the first time in many years meetings were held once a month, and each month a different phase of life was emphasized. Two of our meetings were Guest Speakers from Darling's Jewelry Store, and Mrs. Foulers discussion of Health The Buttons and Bows Dance was our only claim to monetary riches, but our hearts were enriched by the service we rendered the school in taking charge of the Health Room O03 'C calf President. . . . Clara Barnhart Vice President . . . Jane Cullen Secretary. . . . Carolyn Moore Treasurer . . . Rosemarie Turzillo News Reporter . . . Georgine Palmer Counselor. . . Miss O'Donnell 34 lst Row: R. Killock, L. Butcher, G. Scott, K. Mosher, A. Scott, W. Maxwell. 2nd Row: G. Morey, W Hoth, D. Trombley, I. Moore, I. Hoth, D. Dawley, R. Smith. 3rd Row: J. Sturm, E. Morey, R. Rettig, A. Carnahan, H. Peters, S. Bielecki, M. Dye, H. Nobles. 4th Row: Mr. Babcock, K. Miller, R. Bergy, H. Danker, D. Butcher, W. Sheldon, J. Kuhn, D. Brooks. LEARNING TO DO, DOING TO LEARN, EARNING TO LIVE, LIVING TO SERVE. THE F. F.A. is one of our most active organizations. Plans this year included selling Ford Almanacs, Robinson seeds and renting out the crop sprayer which we built. Through the efforts of Donald Phillips we were able to rent a tractor ond we used it to corry out our Crop Demonstration Proiect at the site of the new school land. We also reseeded the old baseball diamond. We entertained the P.T.A. at their November meeting. A delegate was sent to the State F.F.A. Convention ot Cobleskill . Also we will send a member to State F.F.A. Camp at Oswegatcha during the summer. To conclude the year's achievements we held a Father and Son Banquet. Qu N, N oo Q President. . . . . x -A Vice President . . til: Eimll v 'l Secretar . . -P fi- T . Y Q Treasurer . . I I Reporter . . Sentinel . Counselor. . 35 0050 O Q0 Glenn Scott Lynn Butcher Arthur Scott Kenneth Mosher Robert Killock William Maxwell Mr. Babcock lst Row: R. Mansfield, C. Colvin, P. Petersen, A. Scott, G. Scott, Mr. Earle. 2nd Row: D. Merrill, P. Allen, B. Sloat, D. Waters, A. Day, W. Maxwell, D. Rexford. 3rd Row: S. Fischer, N. Parks, L. Dank- er, M. Conklin, D. Babcock, G. Crumb. STUDENT LEADERS ARE THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW. oUR Student Council is composed of two representatives from each class and the class presidents. The president and vice president are elected by the entire student body. The council was very active this year. It completed the purchase of a Speed Graphic Camera for the school. The membersinitiated a drive among t e classes to purchase o candy locker. It sold book covers, picked the school assemblies for next year and sponsored the Cole Brothers Circus. President ....... Norman Merrill Secretary ..... Patricia Petersen Vice President .... Arthur Scott Treasurer . . . . Glenn Scott Advisor ..... Mr. Earle X B 'Off' OO if 1 X U ol! 3 Cl SS oc i cl i io n OFFICERS President ..... . Robert Barnes Vice President . . . Roger Reynolds Secretary .... . Mary Ann Howard Treasurer . . . . Robert Killock G. Green, M. Howard, Rettig. R. Reynolds. R. Killock, Coach Brown, R. Barnes, R. ix NA QSO QQ 5 we KNEELING: B. Sloat, D. Miller, SEATED: T. Barry, G. Palmer, M. Palermo, H. Sweeney, E. Armitage P. Howard, C. Towne, M. Colander. STANDING: T. Beach, S. Mount, I. Harvey, M. Schwe1er, R. Tur zillo, P. Babcock, D. Stamp, S. Palermo, Mr. Montaldi. SERVICE TO OTHERS HAS A RICH AWARD. HIGH and low throughout the school, members ioined the Hi-Y. They came, some out of curiosity, some seeking friends, but all with a cle- sire to do something for the,school and to better themselves. Their main activity was the publishing ofa school newspaper that grew better and better with each issue. The meetings were not all business for they had many parties and other recreational activities. WE LIVE TO SERVE. HAVE you seen boys-some large some small- struggling with that huge movie proiector? Well, that's the Service Club and rendered by its members. Their main obiective is to be of service in the operation ofall visual aid machines and each learns to operate the P.A. system as well. Their motto shouldbe, Collon me and l'll help you out. CENTER: D. Dawley, E. Weaver. STANDING: Mr. Spina, A. Tatchell. 37 D. Rugg, T. Beach, F. Weaver, E. Armitage, A. Carnahan, lst Row: C. Towne, M. Ranke, S. Gates, E. Riek, T. Barry, P. Lincoln. 2nd Row: R. Steward, C. Cullen, M. Colvin, M. Stevens, R. White, J. Cullen, D. Walton. 3rd Row: E. Balrhaser, R. Turzillo, I. Burris, M Chrobak, I. Colson, B. Kuhn, Mrs. Fuller. 4th Row: M. Colander, A. Silleman, G. Palmer, S. Young, D. Stamp, C. Bell, L. Kelley. READING IS LEARNING. THE main purpose of the Library Club is to help the librarian process books and A i ' f check them out. Our most valuable service however is the attempt we make O O to encourage our friends and fellow students to read more and better books Our O0 meetings are held the last Friday of each month. lc President .... . . Sharon Gates K Vice President . . . . . Eileen Riek io! f Secretary-Treasurer. . . . Marilyn Ranke HE formation ofa National Honor Society last March helped to increase the riches of our school by raising scholastic standards. The organization recognizes outstanding scholarshi leadership, characterand service. lt also tends to increase interest in these fields. We felt honored to be the first members of this society and hope that it will continue to promote these qualities in Pine Valley. 'SFF lst Row: B. Hill, D. Babcock, M. Ruttenbur, C. Bell, H. Smith, Mr. Hoeffner. 2nd Row: I. Sturm, R. Richter, D. Braun, T. Dorman, G. Scott, N. Merrill. 38 1' lst Row: S. Harvey qPres.Q, N. Carver QV. Pres.D, H. Carnahan QSec.y, T. Barnhart fTreas.J, G. Milspaw, G. Green. 2nd Row: D. Stankey, J. Greenlee, L. Rogers, S. Stephens, D. Morey, E. Cullen, G. Swanson D. Nenno. 3rd Row: L. Prince, B. Rugg, G. May, I. Woolley, M. Pattison, P. Allen, D. Harvey, R. Tre maine. 4th Row: Mrs. Oehser fSponsorj, E.Peters, P. Pagett, N. Hills, P. Dunfield, W. Wickmark, R. Srnith, P. Covert. HISTORY CAN BE FUN . THE Yorker Club held its meetings twice a month. The highlight of the year was the pride we felt in the historical exhibit we displayed at the February P.T.A. meeting. We attended the Zone Jamboree, and visited many historical scenes of New York State. President .... . . Sally Harvey Vice President . . . . Nancy Carver 'NN i ,, Secretary. . . . . Helen Carnahan Q so Treasurer . . . . Thomas Barnhart me bl S N100 Q WORK AND WIN HE i953-54 year was verysuccesstul. Meet- ings were held twice a month, each time a definite phase of agriculture being emphasized. Contests and Judging were our main proiects. lst Row: L. Oakes, R. Killock, M. Maxwell, W. Sheldon. 2nd Row: D. Ivett, R. Crumb, G. Morey, T. Barnhart, R. Brookman, W. Hoth. 3rd Row: D. Rugg, J. Moore, D. Trom- Carnahan, H. Danker, D. Butcher, K. Miller. bley, D. Brooks, J. Kuhn. 4th Row: G. Crumb, E. Morey, A. lst Row: R. White, Mrs. Hall, C. Barnhart, H. Smith, Mr. Harter, D. Gould, A. Tatchell, T. Beach. 2nd Row: S. Young, F. Eckert, M. Schweiger, T. Barry, M. Colvin, R. Dye, D. Babcock, L. Mil- liman, F. Weaver, P. Lincoln. Absent: J. Palermo, G. Paine. NOTHING IS GAINED WITHOUT WORK. ear-book Editor-in-Chief. . Jr. Assistant . Business Manager . Jr. Assistant . Layout Editor . . . Jr. Assistant . Features Editor . . Jr. Assistant . Art Editor ..... Jr. Assistant . Typing Editor . . . Jr. Assistant . Advertising Editors Jr. Assistant . Circulation Editors Jr. Assistant . Photography Editor Jr. Assistant . Faculty Advisors - S.. . . . Hazel Smith . . Thomas Beach . . David Marsh Patricia Petersen . Clara Barnhart . . . Faith Eckert . . Betty Howard . Richard Greeley Diantha Babcock . Alvin Tatchell . . .Barbara Hill . Helen Sweeney . Douglass Braun Virginia Lengerich . . . Althea Day . . Jerry Bentham Robert Green . . Larry Martin . . Donald Gould Frederick Weaver . . . Robert Dye - ------- Mrs. Hall Mr. Harter, Miss Mohr lst Row: R. Barnes, R. Green, J. Bentham, D. Marsh, P Petersen, Mr. Sullivan, E. Balthaser. 2nd Row: A. Day F Ingersoll, M. Crobak, J. Sturm, L. Martin. D. Braun. M Ruttenbur, C. Bell, J. Colson, V. Lengerich, M. Bond 5 T x I f Qgqicg Nl W be - O lst Row: A. Silleman, H. Sweeney, B. Howard, B. H111 R Turzillo, S. Mount, Miss Mohr. 2nd Row: E. Riek, I Cullen M. Ranke, P. Howard. 3rd Row: E. Armitage, C. Mount R Greeley. Q r wr lst Row: D. Dawley, D. MacDaniels, W. Sheldon, S. Palermo, H. Everhart, D. Brooks. 2nd Row: D. Wadsworth, R. Tremaine, D. Morey, R. Brookman, D. Harvey, M. Maxwell, T. Barnhart, C. Colvin, G. Swanson. 3rd Row: D. Clark, M. Ennis, B. VanWormer, D. Clark, J. Livermore, L. Armstrong, D. Steward, P.Barry, Mr. Montaldi. f f 2 PRESS TOWARD THE MARK THE T953-54 year for the J. V. 's proved very successful, in that they won twelve games and lost six. Our riches proved to be D. Butcher, and L. Livermore. Next ear the J.V. 's are looting forward to making up the Varsity. - 1 X o ON TO HEIGHTS AHEAD THIS year was our start to the end of the rainbow. We played in 9 games of which we made victories in 5. Junior , r B Z Varsity, here we come. 0 goff if 02? 0 1stRow: C. MacDonald, S. Palermo, D. Dawley, E. Weaver, W. Hoth. 2nd Row: D. Butcher, R. Hackett, L. Danker, R. Dye, L. Livermore. 3rd Row: Mr. Dorman, H. Lengerich, H. Peters, A. Scott, H. Everhart, T. Barnhart. i N Qi C J' 8 V1 C K, fQ.l.+a l 0 SKILL and practlce are necessary to lead the student body at sports B events and both were evident thus year The gurls had great prlde in the team and worked many long hours to bring the rich feeling of a lab well done to the whole school New cheers and patterns were learned at the cheerleadlng clmuc In Frewsburg ,T 3 X1 f .B C7 ff O0 I lc! C7Of' 40 6? P + -'NLG N H 58' YSSLJ. 5 3.5.0 O. sQ'4?g'6,- 'V .QF Q S Ygg' Qmlbm . , O vw.-' igffffs' 5555 o 0 0 Q' 5.3 09450 . Oo . 55? f I 41 e'Q?i5'Q? 579sQ'DQ 'fbafv SNQQS ff .190 Q9 37729. H15 5' . 5- , 9 AC 6 Us? m y on Q3 fy . gs K, 3 i n g t QQ ig M 3.33 Ji SCORES Y 'ichvclv' y R Cassadaga Valley ' I Brocton Forestville Mayville Clymer Ripley Sherman 44 IN UNITY THERE IS STRENGTH WE really went from Rags to Riches on the football field last Fall. This was the first time in the history of Pine Valley that we were the Class B champions. Our trophy will be highly treasured . This was not the onlytrophy, however, fora blocking trophy was awarded to Charlie Mount and Henry Danker received the tackling trophy. Vi My 31 I2 30 6 I9 T9 20 I2 o 48 6 46 8 33 ADVERSITY PROVES THE MAN A it K' kgs' J hgfaka w i n: - 5. 1x gl 9 5 'X B .K f f ' NOYWUP WE went from Riches to Rags in bas- ketball this year. However the team won our admiration and respect for the effort they put forth and their wonderful sportsmanship. Big Bob Green ruled the boards with the help of Hank Danker. Tom Dorman and Charlie Mountzidid ah bang-u iob from the corners an wit Norm hxerrill and Bob Barnes out in front we were a fast hard hitting team g who played to win. , Av' ,-11 C ucti E tg i'j,5f ,2 . K' .,::, ' I ' 3 uz.. , 3 I N, X l fd X O Oo Q 'Q I 5 oO . 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Cure 10 dome? Senior Arfisrs??? 48 'VB I' W' 0,1 Mb an E! W ' H U i ,E B , w Compliments of Conewango Valley G.L.F. Coop. Inc. fPetroleumJ Gasoline -- Kerosene -- Filtered Fuel Oil Phone 4271 Motor on and Grease Cherry Creek, N Y C I. AUSTlN'S APPLIANCES omp :ments of Frigidaire 81 Maytag FRED RUTTENBUR Haverly Front Opening General Store Bulk Tonk Coolers Phone 3402 Hamlet, N.Y. South Dayton, N.Y. Compliments l of Compliments of STUDD AND WHIPPLE SMITH'S RESTAURANT Lumber Conewcngo Valley, New York Conewango Valley, New York GENE BERGEY Congratulations to Rags - Scrap lron - Batteries - Metals The Class of 1954 Also Scrap Farm Machinery SKlFF'S STORE South Dayton, New York Phone 3236 Cherry Creek New York Best Wishes to Complimenfs of The Class of '54 PINE VALLEY CITY MEAT MARKET RESTAURANT C. L. Alger' P,-op, Hattie and Bill Killock South Dayton New York South Dayton, New York 50 - Compliments of ACKLER'S STORE General Merchandise Compliments of S. WILTON RUTTENBUR Distributor of Esso Products Leon, New York Phone 3285 South Dayton, N- Y C I' ompolmenls Compliments of EMMA MOSHER South Dayton CHARLES F. MADISON Quality Meats Cherry Creek, New York N . Y. Compliments of VALONE RESTAURANT MARKET BASKET STORE Edgar Jay, Mgr. Complete Line of Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Birds Eye Frozen Foods EQUIPMENT, INC. Equipment and Supplies f r o Hotels - Restaurants - Cafeterias Clubs - Taverns - Institutions T025 Washington Street South Dayton, New York Telephone 8-I79 Jamestown, N. Y. With Our Compliments Visif JAMES H. GRAY Illtlsgoigf' Fa r ner 8: Parker f Phone 4081 Caffaraugus, N. Y. O When if comes to feeding, you wan D3IrY Bar compliment GRAMCO Feeds. Compliments of GARDNER 81 BEACH General Merchandise , Where Good Things to Eat Get To-gether Conewango Valley, New York Home of Western New York's Most Famous Milkshake 271 Buffalo St. Gowanda, N.Y. Compliments of Leon Creamery Leon, New York Compliments of SAVAREE'S SUPERETTE Phone 3471 South Dayton, New York Compliments of CON EWANGO VALLEY HARDWARE Heating Plumbing Cherry Creek - 2979 Ellington - 2717 Compliments of WlNSHlP'S STORE Don B. Winship South Dayton, New York Compliments of CHERRY CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT Contributed by a Friend Compliments of CORKWELL'S GARAGE South Dayton, New York Compliments of Harry Austin Milling Inc. l South Dayton, New York Compliments of DON GIER'S South Dayton G. L.F. Feed for every need Compliments of SOUTH DAYTON FIRE DEPARTMENT Best Wishes from CARLTON 'S GARAGE General Repairing Tires - Batteries - Accessories Conewango Valley, New York Phone: Kennedy 2-712 SOUTH DAYTON MEAT MARKET Fresh and Salted Meat Cash Paid for Furs and Hides Phone 3242 South Dayton, New York Best Wishes to The Class of '54 from THE RED 8. WHITE STORE Cherry Creek, N. Y. Albert Si Eleanor Rogers KENNETH MERRILL Car Painting - Maior Repairs Auto Body - Welding Phone: 4681 or 4021 Cherry Creek, N. Y. Lapham Agency Raymond Ray, Prop. Insurance of all kinds Telephone: Business Office: C.C. 2312 Residence: C.C. 2979 Cherry Creek, New York 53 A. G. VOLK 8K SONS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Tractors, Farm Implements Home Freezers and Refrigerators Compliments of HARKNESS G. L. F. SERVICE Phone 2531 Cherry Creek, New York Compliments of LEON FIRE DEPARTMENT Compliments of DR. V. M. DUNFIELD Best Wishes to The Class of '54 Compliments from of BALCOLM CORNERS STORE MAIN DINER Owned and Operated by Lewis Dayton -- General Merchandise -- South Dayton, N. Y. Best Wishes to The Senior Class of I954 Main Street Garage H. S. Besecker, Prop. General Automobile Repairing -- Mobile Products -- Expert Repairing Phone 7792 . South Dayton, New York Compliments of CHERRY CREEK HARDWARE Wesley R. Bentham, Prop. Tappan Stoves, ELMER A. GOULD Bendix Washing Machines , A Painter and Paperhanger General l'l0l'dWCl'6 Dial 3426 South Dayton, N, Y, Paint Glass .54 y' ' ' '7 7' fr' - YYYi Y Y i Y Compliments Compliments of of FRED ASTRY HENRY YOUNG General Hardware South Dayton, New York Phone 3633 South Dayton, N. Y Compliments of CURTICE BROTHERS CO. Blue Label Foods South Dayton, New York WAlTE'S GARAGE Chevrolet -- Oldsmobile Sales and Services Guaranteed Used Cars and Trucks General Repairing Phone: South Dayton 3651 Compliments of CHERRY CREEK RESTAURANT John and Eugene Compliments of LEON RUTTENBUR Cherry Creek, New York Compliments of Herman J. Ingersoll Over Bank of South Dayton South Dayton, New York General Insurance For Your Protection Telephone Residence 3476 Office 3228 Compliments of DR. RICHARD NEY Compliments of MANSFIELD STORE Cherry Creek, New York C. A. Pritchard Keystone Powerful Tomorrow's Gasoline Todayl Cherry Creek, N. Y. Fuel Oil -- Kerosene -- Emblem Motor Oils Phone: DAY'S STORE Groceries--Meats--Vegetables Post Office Cherry Creek 2925 Leon, N. Y. Congratulations To The Class of '54 JOE POLISOTO TRUCKING South Dayton, New York Compliments Compliments of of PINE VALLEY ROD CONEWANGO VALLEY AND GUN CLUB MILLS Compliments of OTTO T. JACQUAY Congratulations South Dayton, New York Compliments of QUALITY CASH Merle and Rennie Cherry Creek, New York To The Class of '54 Pure Gold Ice Cream Co South Dayton, New York The Best of Everything to The Class of '54 Both 81 Teall School Photographers East Aurora Compliments of JAC K PEN TAGRO General Shoe Repairs iAll Work Guaranteedl Compliments of THE COTTAGE N. J. O'Rourke, Prop Phone 72-425 Routes I7 8. 242 CQWHOUQUS East Randolph, N. Y. New York Compliments of Compliments C. MILKS of Insurance 8- Bonds RANDQLPH FROZEN FOODS Phone: Office - 22061 Res. 22021 East Randolph, N. Y. Randolph, N. Y. Congratulations Class of '54 CLAIR MARSH General Merchandise Conewango, New York Compliments of lNKLEY'S PHARMACY Randolph, New York I Compliments of Retail Merchants Division Dunkirk Chamber of Commerce Dunkirk 57 JAY MADSEN EQUIPMENT CO. Distributor of Carpenter School Coaches Bath, New York Compliments of EVERHART'S STORE South Dayton, New York For a Career in Professional Nursing Apply to The Director of Nurses DEACONESS HOSPITAL School of Nurses GEITN ER THEATRE Giant Wide Screen Silver Creek, New York Always A Good Show Af A Moderate Admission 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8, N. Y. Compliments Compliments of of VALLEY CHAUTAUQ UA CATTARAUG US ELECTRIC COOP. C. W. Van Wormer, Mgr. FOOD AND MEAT MARKET Wholesale Beef 8- Freezer Wrap Conewango Valley, New York CON EWAN GO VALLEY G. L. F. Service M. G. Frisbee, Agent Buyer Conewango Valley, New York Compliments of DUNKIRK ICE CREAM Congratulations Class of '54 RANDOLPH HOTEL Compliments of R. B. LUCE 8. SON East Randolph, N. Y. Everything in Farm Implements Compliments of Ingersoll Delivery, Inc. Serving Erie, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties Compliments of DR. N. J. GREENBAUM and DR. I. R. WOLINSKY Compliments of MOHAWK MILK PRODUCTS CO. South Dayton, New York Compliments THORP AND MANN South Dayton, New York Compliments D SEEBER South Dayton, N Y New and Used Sewing Machines Bought and Sold We Repair All Makes Treadle Machines Made Electric Prices Reasonable All Work Fully Guaranteed ROBERT R WHITE Phone 3308 South Dayton N Y All Around the Valley s MILSPAW S or The Best ln Groceries Frozen Foods an Fresh Vegetables BERNARD SIMON The Entire Family South Dayton Cattaraugus NY Compliments To The Seniors BUS KIST GARAGE New and Used Cars Appliances Radios of of A. . - It' f ' a Fumishings and Footwear for I I Telephone 3235 South Dayton, N Y 59 Congratulations To The Class of I954 Unlimited Opportunities Await You in the Jamestown Area From the Members of The Jamestown Chamber of Commerce Jamestown, New York MOSHER GARAGE Compliments 8. of TIRE SHOP THE RICH AGENCY INC Wholesale Gasoline, Heating Oil Motor Oil Complete Insurance Service Cattaraugus, N. Y. Cattaraugus, N. Y. Phone: G. Sheldon Frost 81 Sons Your Headquarters For Coal Lumber Builders Suppl ies Cherry Creek, N. Y. Office 2741 Residence 267I When Cold, Call Frost For Coal Best Wishes To The Class of '54 SNYDER GREETING CARDS Valley View Road New Hartford, N. Y. Compliments of EMPIRE TRAVEL CLUB Travel Agents to the High Schools of the East Compliments of Setter Bros., Inc. Cattaraugus, New York 60 1 . ., -ww.. ,, . , . . J-flf' ff'!'A ,- . ,, ' ' f .. . .- . , 'Y , ,,,, ., . , . , , , 4 , .- 4 , 11 1' ,ff 54? 5- ' ' ' 3, 3.5 Q ' Y L ' 4 ' ' f Q. 1. 1:4 ' ' ' M-M in A A ,V 4 , y im :Gln ,n J' -A 'fi w I QQ fax. 3, by .QT , ' ' gqfm f. , 15, Lx + . , ' n 5' X 4, ,J , I W f- V ,,-!pi6 'V f , , , K ' , if I-f, ' J o ' .if A 1f ' 5 Q 1 - S , g ' ,E ,,, . , V X S iii' wg, ,- -.9-'f1y,.,,'Q'-'Q .g.-aw:-n-wwf3:MQ,QA'Q -5 an 1, 'J ,.f'4 -i',5ffQiQ:14f -fu .Hum Q9 M W fi ? : ' ,.:, 11. ., 5 -. 1 ' 4 A 'f ' E 'Ui ,+I f ' ' 1 Q