Skaneateles High School - Comet Yearbook (Skaneateles, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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IQ, SKANEATE LES CENTRAL SCHOOL SKANEATELE5 NEW YORK PRESENTED BY COMET O O O O O STANDING C Brown K Close L Ph1111ps S Sheppard I St. .Tohn P Keebler H Delavall B Amefman J Hardy D Brokaw B Townsend S Rumbaugh M1ss Ba11ey SEATED P VanArsda1e .T Woodford B Wrlcox E Knauth S Dando S Rosser M1ssSchu1me1ster B Lenz J Brnns Hazel Cross Sandra Sheppard Jerry Bmns Ed Karen Close Lmda Phrlhps Edltor 1n cluef Bus1ness Manager Adverusrng Staff W1l11am Townsend Ehzabeth Knauth Ed Joan Hardy Sharon Kent Sue Dando Ed Holly Delavan Steve Rumbaugh Janet Bertlmg Betty W11cox Ed Joyce St John Art Staff Senlor Features Photography Editor C1er1ca1 Staff LEFT TO RIGHT Hazel Cross Sharon Kent W1111am Stearns Janet Berthng C1rcu1at1on Staff Sports Edrtor Producuon Staff Adv1sors M - Sally Rosser Ed Cathy Brown Pat VanA1'sda1e Bruce Lenz Brenda Amerman Dave Brokaw M1ss LOIS Barley Miss A11ce Schulmerster Our Edrtor at Home Blackre Hazel ' ' ' ' . . . l William Stearns Peg Keeblef 'V QX' MISS DOROTHY MONTY For her many helpful suggestlons 1n guldmg us through our school years for her able teachmg ab1l1ty as our Soc1al Stud1es 9 mstructor and for her manyheadaches as our Freshman advlsor we the COMET Staff of 1958 ded1cate th1s book From our hearts we say Thank you M1ss Monty! N MEMORY OF THOMAS RAUSCHER We shall always remember Tom as fnendly full of fun and an all round good sport Whom God loveth best those He taketh soonest Qooooooo . F ll , . ll I I - .. K oooooo I . - O ll . ll 3 ITH BANNER FLYI G We the yearbook staff proudly present the 1958 COMET to Skaneateles Central School ThlS IS a book of memor1es yours and ours As our banner unfurls throughout these pages you w1ll dxscover tokens of our total school llfe Here you w111f1nd all our HCIIVIIIBS from paper drlves to chemlstry labs from student day to regents exams from the Semor class to kmdergarten In future years when you thumb through th1S book may the banner wave happy memones before your eyes 4 Q O O O 0 O O I I p I : . . . , 1 fi? f AW 2 ' E 1 i A z K BOARD SEATED Mr Mrs A Nolm Mr F Fundls DING Mr G Mr C Evans SENT Mrs I DISTRICT PRINCIPAL Mr. Fred P. Fundis SECRETARIES SEATED: Mrs. Dorland STANDING: Miss Reagan Mrs. Washburn HI SCHCOL FACULTY ADVISORS SENIORS Miss Antonacci Mr. Fundis Mr, Giess .TUNIORS Miss Rowland Mrs. Edwards Sophomores Mr. Hyatt Miss Roos Mr. Wilson FRESHMEN Miss Monty Mr. .Toa Mr. Tomasetti U W CHTT SEATED: Mr. Randall, Agriculture, Miss Ryan, English 9, Miss Antonacci, Language, Mr. Sieling, Science 9, Miss McCabe, Latin I, Mr. Nodine, Science 7-8. STANDING: Mrs. Nicosia, Dental Hygienist, Miss Schulmeister, Art, Miss Hicks, English 12, Miss Rantanen, Citizenship Education 7, Miss Schultz Mathematics 8, Miss Rowland, Librarian, Mr. Tomasetti, Citizenship Educa- tion 9, Mrs. Jones, Mathematics 7, Mrs. Burns, American History 12, Miss Post, English II, Miss Monty, Guidance. SEATED: Mr. Joa, Mathematics 9-12, Mrs. Hall, Science 11-12, Mrs. Bach- man, Nurse, Mrs. Bentley, English 8, Mrs. Edson, Homemaking, Miss Roos, Physical Education, Mrs. Giess American History 8, Mrs. Edwards, American History ll, Miss Bailey, World History. STANDING: Mrs. Cheche, Business, Mr. Hyatt, Physical Education, Mr. Eaton, Industrial Arts, Mr. Raaflaub, Industrial Arts, Mr. Klein, Vocal Music, Mr. Hutt, Mathematics 10-12, Mr. Jacobs, English 7. NOT PRESENT: Mr. Rose, Instrumental Music, Mrs. Rum- baugh, Business, Mrs. Sexton, Biology, Mr. Ayer, English 1O,Mr. Wilson, Physical Education. ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR Mr. Thomas Schottmann Seated: Mrs. Levine 2, Miss Mahony lg Miss Taylor, Kindergarten, Miss Cecora 2gMrs. Moe lg Miss Szymborski 2, Miss Srnyres 1, Miss Maher 1. STANDING: Mrs. Payne 2g Miss Marks, Kindergarteng Mrs. Blum lg Mrs. Ryan 3g Mrs. Gherke 3, Miss Peck 3, Miss Griffiths 2, Mrs. Hahn, Kindergarten, Mrs. Dart 3, Mrs. Hufford 3. ABSENT: Mrs. Groeling, Nurse, Mrs. Kehoe 4, Mr. O'Leary 4, Mrs. Pollard 4. YI MRS . ABBOTT Elementary A School Secretary ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY SEATED: Mr. Karps 5g Mrs. Shep- pard, Special Classes, Mrs. Bur- nett, Librarian, Mrs. Bostelmann, Frenchg Mrs. Ceresnak,4g Miss Wal- lace, Musicg Mr. O'Nei1l, Physical Education. STANDING: Mrs. Ham- mel, Artg Mrs. Major, 5gMiss Hahn, 5, Miss La Frate, 63 Mr. Lader, 6g Mr. Power, 6, Mrs. Sylcox, Phy- sical Educationg Mr. Simmons, 6g Mrs. Barry 4g Mr. Ladue, 63 Mrs. 8 O'Nei1l, 5. .. x H, ' fn V . N' . 5 I ip , . X .I Y, Q . ' ,g. 'I 1 I 'f e. ny .. Q, If , Jr, 0 f'f.f'f 1, ,J sa.. ,lg 'N' , .ix 3 JW I ' in ...j M4 gli' v- ar W, v'6 . 'e,,. Zi. f Q. ey -,Q .Q 1, ,, Q, .MM 1 n ' 2' fi ' 'S A L in A5 M Al' , ? 4 ' 4 W 'fs I 'f 1 w M I ,vw , ' 'f s t JF' W lui . i ww-,, , D . V 4 Y Q U. Q sw ' A 4 A 'Q mfg 5 3 s gf W 5 Q ft 3 . 'hh , LA ' M i v K m xil li .,....... ,-a--- 1f ' ' W L ,M Qi yy, f 'K .Y Qu in -dx 4,4 439 LL IN A DAY 214 Homeroom Mr Hutt 1- And so It ends! M1ss Schulrnetster M1ss Roos Mrs Edson fuushmg regents papers and reports Even Napoleon IS funny! World HISIOYY class I Ptekarskl A Maynard MISS Ba11ey All the wor1d's a stage. Learmng stage settmg C. Rowe, C. Aho, K Close, S. Rumbaugh, K. Hahn, M1ss H1CkS. J. P1tman, H, Cross, J. Bmns. J. Berthng. Neutrahzatlon Demonstranon txtratmg an ac1d aga1nst a base Mrs Hall B Payne C Sperhng C Raymond L Foster N Edwards BACKGROUND F Hanlon G Evans K Close .T P1tman Good a free per1od! 10 M1ss Monty, M1ss LaFrate, Mrs. N1COS13 if 1, .ffiag ' I I 0 K J Y : . ' ', 0 , . I . . D . . . . n , o , s D , o , s , a Q I - , . 9 0 , s . n f--'ffgf-2' C 41 .nl lv df PK ,.. I ff' Q1 5 u J' K L 1 1 r , F5-. : wg-3 JOHN WALLER THORNE President All educated Americans, first or last, go to Europef, Student Council 3, Class Vice-President 2, Class Sec- retary 1, Chorus I, Band 1-4, All County I-4, A.F.S. Student, Football 2-4, Basketball 1-3, Block S 2-4: Hon- or S 1, 2, Red Cross 2, 4, Senior Play Crew. HAROLD ALBERT PALMER Vice-President They that govern the most, make- the least noisef, Science Club I, 4, Leaders Club 1, 2, Football 2, 3, Manager 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball I, 2, Track Man- ager 4, Class Vice-President 1, Boys State, Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Play Crew, Honor S 2-4, Block S 2-4, Student Council 3, 4. VIRGINIA JEAN DANFORTH Secretary W here there are friends, there is wealth. Cheerleading 1, Basketball 2-4, Softball 2, 4, Volley- ball 2-4, Play Day 3, Gym Dem. 3, Senior Play 4, Student Council 4, Lakeshore 3, Education -4, Class Secretary 3, 4. BARBARA ANNE OSBORN E Treasurer Both short and sweet, some say is best.'-' Band 1, Softball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Lakeshore Assistant Editor 3, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Senior Play Crew. CHARLOTTE AHO Merrily, merrily, shall I livef, Chorus I, 2, F.H.A. 1, Lakeshore 4. MAHLON H. ANDERSON Fm no angel. Mixed Chorus 1-4, Wrestling 3, Boys Chorus 4, Drama Play. BRENDA JUNE AMERMAN Pm modesty personified. Band I-4, Mixed Chorus 2-4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, All County Chorus 3, Comet 4, Senior Play Crew, Pep Band 3, Dance Band 2, 3. BRENDA M. AVERY A word that is not spoken never does any mischieff, F.H.A. 2, Lakeshore 3, 4, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3. DAVID WARD BEACH I w0n't be reconstructerlf, Student Council 1, 2, Red Cross 3, Track 2, Citizen- ship Conference 3. ROMONA BRAINARD Mad as a March Haref, Red Cross 1, Girls Chorus 1-3, Basketball 1-4, Volley- ball 1-4: Honor Team 3, ,Band 2, Mixed Chorus 1-3, Lakeshore 3. Business Manager 4, Softball 2, Leaders Club l. 3: Play Day 3, Senior Play Cast, Prom Com- mittee 3, Gym Dem. 3. JANET LOUISE BERTLING Life would be so boring without menf, Red Cross 1, 2, Comet 3, 4, Cheerleading 2-4, Art Club 2: Senior Play Cast, Block S 2, 4: Sophomore Circus Committee, junior Prom Committee, Volleyball 1-4: Basketball 1-4, Softball 1, 3, Soccer 1. CATHERINE ANN BROWN We were born to be happy, all of usf, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls Chorus 1-3, Octette 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Comet 4, All School Entertainment 1-3, Senior Play Crew, Junior Prom Committee, Basketball 1-3, Volleyball 1, 2. GERALD ROBERT BINNS The best of life is a good timef, Boys Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2-4, Band 1-4, Basket- ball Nlanager 1-4, Gym Dem. 3, Class Secretary 2, Comet 3, 4, Honor S 1, 3, 4, Block S 2-4, Sophomore Circus Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Drama Play 4, Senior Play Cast. DUDLEY J. BROWN We know what we are, but know not what we may bef' Raleigh. North Carolina: Symphony Band, Marching Band, Skaneateles: Chorus 2-4, Band 2-4, Football 3, 4, Track 4. CHARLES W. BLACKING Men of few words are the best menf' Baseball 1. ROBERT CLAUDE CLARK Sir, 1'm a Republicanfv Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Cross Country 4, Class Treasurer 3, Leaders Club President 4, Science Club President 1, Football 2, 3, Senior Play Cast, lnterclass Track Meet 3, 4. I3 KAREN ELIZABETH CLOSE 6'Generally speaking, she's generally speakingf' Majorette l-33 Head 43 Leaders Club 1, 23 Art Club 33 Cheerleader 2-43 Block S 2, 33 Gym Dem. 33 Basket- ball, Honor Team 33 School Honor Team 33 Volleyball Honor Team 3, 43 Softball 2-43 Junior Prom Committee3 Banquet Committee 13 Sophomore Circus C0mmittee3 Senior Play Castg Comet 43 Dance 43 Badminton 4. MARY MADELINE DAWSON If you're here before itis over, you're here on timef, Leaders Club 13 Red Cross 1. 2, Secretary 4g Lake- shore 3, 43 Volleyball 1-43 Basketball 1-43 Softball 2, 33 Art Club 2: Junior Prom Committee. DOUGLAS EDWARDS CORTS Put not your trust in money, but put your money in trustf, Leaders Club 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Gym Dem 3, 43 Senior Play Crew. RAY DELANO In his quietness is his strengthf, HAZEL LORRAINE CROSS Variety is the spice of life? Leaders Club 13 Block S 2, 43 Student Council 23 Soph- omore Circus Committeeg Basketball 1-43 Volleyball 2, 33 Softball 2, 33 Dance 43 ESSPA Conference 3, 43 Cit. Ed. Conference 3, 43 Red Cross Treasurer 3. Vice- President 43 Comet Circulation Manager 3, Editor 43 Senior Play Castg Cheerleading 3, 4. J. V. Captain 2. HARRIET ANNE DELAVAN g'Girls are girls, the best sometimes forgetf' Art Club 13 Basketball 1-43 Volleball 1-43 Softball 33 Girls Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 2-43 Band 1-43 Octette 43 Cheerleading 23 Gym Dem. 33 junior Prom Com- mittee3 Sophomore Circus Contmitteeg Senior Play Cast3 Comet 43 Block S 2. SUSAN JO DANDO Never idle a moment. F.H.A. 3, Secretary l, President 23 Volleyball 13 Girls Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Comet 3, 4g Senior Play Crew. DEBORAH ANN DIXON The world is a ladder for some to go up and some to go downf' All School Entertainment 33 Gym Dem. 33 Play Day 33 Volleyball 1-43 Basketball 1-43 Softball 1-43 Art Club 1, 23 Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2-43 Student Coun- cil 1, Treasurer 43 Senior Play C1riw3 Honor S 1. '2 .lUDlTH MERRILL DUDMAN The innocent are gayf' Art Club 1. 2: Lakeshore 3, 43 C.A.C. 3, Secretary 4g All Svhool Entertainment 3: Senior Play Cast: Banquet Committee lg Dance Committee 2: Prom Committee 3g Basketball 1-4. Honor Team 3: Volleyball 1-4. Honor Team 2, 31 Softball 2, 4: Cym Dem. 33 Badminton 4g Play Day 3: Block S 3. SEWARD ERNEST FORD He that has patience may compass anythingf, Band 1-4: Leaders Club l-3g Senior Play Crewg Basket- ball 1--lg All-County Band 2: Block S 3. NANCY MAY EDWARDS As merry as the day is long. Leaders Club 1, 2g Band I-43 Cheer Leader 2. 3, Capt- tain 43 Basketball 1-43 Volleyball l-43 Softball 1-43 Honor S 1. 24 Prom Committee 3g Senior Play Crew: Cym Dem. 3g Block S 2. SUZANNE ELOISE FOSTER Pardon me, is my intelligence showing?7' Art Club 1. 2g Volleyball 3g Basketball 3. 4g Lakeshore 3, Assistant Editor 43 Senior Play Committeeg Senior Class Publicity Committeeg Girls State 3. CLAIR THOMAS EVANS '6Every man for himself, the devil for all.', Rand 1-43 All County Rand 2, 33 Boys Chorus 1, 43 Mixed Chorus 1-49 Boys Octette 4g Football 2-44 Block S 2-43 Senior Play Crew. JOHN FRESE Slow and steady wins a racef' Red Cross 3g Student Council 4g Band 1-43 Baseball 13 Class President lg Senior Play Crewg All County Band 3. GEORGE A. EVANS Two heads are better than one. Band 1-43 All County Band 2, 34 Boys Chorus 1, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Boys Octette 3, 43 Stage Crew 4g Football 2-4g Block S 2-4. .-i 'a THOMAS JAMES GARBO Haste makes wastef Freshman Basketball 5 Track Manager 2-4. ROBERT GATES No limits but the skyf, Transferred from Greenfield High, Greenfield, Mass: Football Captain 9, 10g Basketball 9, 104 Baseball 9: Class Vice-President 3: Skaneateles: Football 32 Capt- ain 4g Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3. KATHLEEN MAY HAHN Friendship is not to be bought at a fairf' Leaders Club 1, 2g Service Club 3g Red Cross 1, 2g Chorus 14 Softball 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 3. 43 Basketball 1-43 Prom Committee 3g Circus Committee 2g Banquet Committee 1. ROBERT F. GRECK I am a citizen of the world. Football Manager 3, Track Manager 3, 4g Comet 4. JOAN HARDY Woe be to him who read but one bookf, Art Club 1-33 Mixed Chorus 24 Girls' Chorus 1-3, Comet 45 Red Cross lg Senior Play Castg Softball 2, 3g Volleyball 1, 33 Basketball 1, 3, 4: Class Honor Team 23 Dance 43 Banquet Committee lg Sophomore Circus Committee 2, Junior Prom Committee 3. MARCIA RAE CRINNELL Silence is more eloquent that wordsf, Band 1-45 Chorus lg Volleyball 3. JOHN SCARFF HORNUNG Watch your stepf, Transferred from Roosevelt .lr. High, Westfield, N. J.: Basketball 1: Football lg Skaneateles: J. V. Basketball 2g Baseball 2, 4, Football 3, 4, Red Cross 3, President 4. NORMA EMMA GROOM Friendly to all she meetsf' F.H.A. 1. Corresponding Secretary 2. Vice-President 33 Volleyball 2. PAUL S. HORNUNG 'glietter late than neverf, Transferred from Roosevelt Junior High, Westfield. N. J.: Basketball 2-4, Skaneateles: Basketball 2-43 Baseball 2. lb JOHN DAVID HYATT :'There is nothing better than a goorl trick playecl rightf, Football 2-43 Baseball 2-43 Leaders Club I, 2. Sec- retary 3. Vice-President 43 Boys Chorus 1.43 Basketball 1-42 Mixed Chorus 1-43 Boys Octette 3, 43 All County Chorus 33 lnterclass Track 1-4. MARGARET MARY KEEBLER 6'What cannot be cured, must be 8fldlll'6d.,, Comet 43 Art Club 2, 33 F.H.A. I3 Red Cross 23 Stage Crew3 Chorus 43 Volleyball 1-33 Dance Club 43 Basket- ball 2-43 Banquet Committee I3 Sophomore Circus Com- mittee3 Junior Prom Committee. PHYLLIS IVY JONES Music is the universal languagef, Girls Chorus 1'3Q Mixed Chorus I-33 F.H.A. I3 Basket- ball I-4: Volleyball 1-33 Senior Play Crew, FRANK LEWIS LADER Nothin astonishes men so much as common g sense and plain rlealingf, Football 2-41 Band I-43 All County Band I-33 Senior Play Crewg Track Team 23 Dance Band 2, 3. SHARON F. KENT In the twinkling of an eyef, Art Club 1, 23 Basketball 2-43 Volleyball 1-43 Mixed Chorus 2-43 Girls Chorus 13 Softball 3, 43 Leaders Club 23 Gym Dem. 33 Junior Prom Committee3 Soph- omore Circusg All School Entertainment 2, 3g Comet 43 Senior Play Committee. EDWARD LAN DERS You may fire when ready, Cridleyf' Transferred from West High School, Auburn, New York. ELIZABETH KNAUTH The worl1l's a theatre, the earth a stagef' Banquet Committee I3 Sophomore Circus Committee3 Junior Prom Committee3 Senior Publicity Committeeg Quiz 'Em on the Airg Elmira Key Award: Art Club 2' Q Chorus 23 Comet 3, 43 Red Cross 43 senidr Play Cast3 Basketball 23 Softball 23 Badminton 43 Volleyball 41 Dance Club 4. VALERIE JEAN LA POINTE l,ll find a way or make it. Select Choir I3 tlirls Chorus 1-3: F.H.A. 2, President 33 Mixed Chorus 2-43 Basketball 23 Volleyball 2, 33 Softball 23 Octette 3, 43 Lakeshore 43 Senior Play Castg Dance Club 4. I7 RONALD A. MAINE I hate girls, they irritate me, I love to be irritaterif, llasketball I: Football 2-4, Boys Chorus 1. 4, Mixed Chorus 3. 4, Leaders Club 1-4, Gym Dem. 3, 4. MADELINE ARLENE PRINE Bibles laid open, millions of surprisesf, Clee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, F.H.A. 1, Volleyball 2. ROGER LEE NODINE Kiss till the cow comes homef, Wrestling 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, E.F.A. 1, 2, Co-Secretary 2, Poultry Judging 1, 2, Chapter Sec- retary 1, Lakeshore 3, Leaders Club 1, F.F.A. Basket- ball 2, Gym Dem. 3, F.F.A. Field Day 1, 2, F.F.A. Leadership Training Camp 2. SUSAN LOUISE RICH Fun and fancy freef' Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-3, Gym Dem. 3, 4, Entertainment 3, 4, Usher 3, 4, Citizen Education Conference 3, 4, Cheerleader 2-4, Octette 3, Mixed Chorus 2-4, G.A.C. 4, Leaders Club 1, 2, Student Coun- cil 3, Secretary 4, Class Treasurer 1, Honor S 2, 3, Block S 2-4, Badminton 2, 4, Ping Pong 2. JAMES ERNEST PETERSON Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasmf' Football 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Leaders Club 1, Treasurer 4, Class Vice-President 2, Class President 3, Student Council 3, President 4, Red Cross 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Block S 2-4, Senior Play 4. RONALD EUGENE ROBERTS lim not arguing with you. I'm telling youf, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Boys Chorus 1, 4, Boys Octette 3, 4, Band 1-4, F.F.A. 1, Basketball I-4, Football 2-4, Baseball 1, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 3, 4, Gym Dem. 3, 4, Block S 2-4. .IOAN ETHEL PITMAN The life of any partyf, Banquet Committee 1, Sophomore Dance Committee, Senior Play Prompter, Student Council 1, C.A.C. 3, President 4, Basketball 1-4, Honor Team 3, Volleyball 1-4, Honor Team 2, 3, Service Club 4, Art Club 2, All School Entertainment 3, Softball 2-4, Cym Dem. 3, Dance 4, Play Day 1-3. DAVID ROSSER f'Still he fishes that catches onef' Band I-4, Class President 1, Class Vice-President 3, Student Council 1, 2, Vice-President 4, Red Cross 3, Basketball I, Football 2-4, Baseball 1-4, Block S 2-4. Fx CLAUDIA ANN ROWE 'gPatience is remedy for every sorrowf, Volleyball 3: Nurses .Assistant 2, 43 Girls Chorus I-3g Mixed Chorus 1-45 ,lunior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committeeg Drama Play 4. SANDRA LEA SHEPPARD The woods are full of themf, Band 1-4, Red Cross l: Comet 3, Business Manager 4: All School Entertainment 2, 33 Senior Play Crew. STEPHEN JAMES RUMBAUGH Good night, sweet ladies, good nightf, Baldwinsville Central: Basketball Ig Orchestra Ig Student Council 13 Skaneateles: Track 2-45 Leaders Club 4: Com- et 3, 49 Chorus 2, 3g Senior Play Cast, Drama Play 4. SANDRA AN ITA SHORES Penny for your thoughtsf, Clee Club 1-3g Mixed Chorus 3, Volleyball 2-4, Senior Play Crew 4, ,lunior Prom Committee 3. FREDERICK PAUL SCHREADER Common sense is the best sense I know off, Mixed Chorus 3, 49 Boys Chorus 4. WILLIAM F. SMART 1 have laid aside business, and gone a- huntingf, Football I-4g Basketball 1. 2g Leaders Club 1. JAY CHURCHILL SCHWENK He worries not he hurries notf' Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Boys Chorus 1, 43 Manager Basketball 3, 4, Senior Play Crew. FREDERICK H. SMITH Each man for himself. EAA. Basketball 14, All School Entertainment 1. 3. Boys Chorus 1.2: Mixed Chorus 3. 4, Gym Dem. 3, 4: Football 3. 4g Junior Prom Committeeg F.F.A. Dairy Judg- CLIFFORD SPERLING Szlence may do no good but Lt does no harm Chorus 1 2 WILLIAM D WAFFNER I am snr a Brother of the Angel 'lransferred from Rye N Y Science Club I WEBB ALLEN STEVENS Cod bless the man who Lrst mvented sleep Football 3 FFA Basketball 14 4H1 2 FFA 1 2 Nice President 3 President 4 BETTY ANN WILCOX The secret to success lS constancy to purpose Basketball 3 Volleyball 3 Comet 3 4 Junior Prom Com mlttee Senlol Play Committee 4 JOSEPH RALPH SUTTON .IR A bold, bad rnanf' 4-H 1-3' Intramural Track Meet 3g F.F.A. 1-4' Gym Dem. 3g Boys Chorus 4-g Junior Prom Committeeg F.F.A.Presi- dent 2, 3, News Reporter 4, Basketball 2, 4' Dairy udg- ing Team 1, 23 Crop Judging Team State Fair 3g County Field Day 1, 2. KENNETH WILLIAMS Hoff with his head. Transferred from Solvay: Track 2, 3g Allied Youth 2, 3g Key Club 2, 33 Biology Club 2, 35 Student Council 2, 3g Bearcat Staff 33 Skaneateles: Lakeshore 4. EIKO TATEISHI The way to have a friend is to be one. Hokusei Girls' tMiss'ionl School Soppors, Hokkaido, Ja- pan: Clee Club l, 2g English Club 1-4g Y.W.C.A. I-39 Softball I, 25 19-1-5, l956 won first prize in English ora- torical contest. Skaneateles: Mixed Chorus 4. RICHARD FREDERICK WILLIAMS What I c'an't see, I'll never believe. Transferred from St. Peters, Peekskill, NY.: Football lg Basketball 1: Baseball Ig Cross Country 1. Transferred from Solvay-Allied Youth 3. 20 car ds among students I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBE R Through my experience in America I've found that most things are the same whether one is in the United States or in Japan. However, I found here some things unfamiliar to me. These are the senior projects such as the paper drives, the rummage sale and bake sales. lhave discovered that American People are very friendly, especially to strangers. American social activities are many and they include the Stranger. American openness is something very good. I am surprised at the sharing of marks and the showing of report All my wonderful experience the lovely times with friends the beautiful scenery as well as the nice friendly PGOPIQ will be out of my sight falthough Iam hoping thatl can come back agamj but NOT out of my mind 'K I CI '7-.SA YUNARA Eiko Tateishi exchange from E L Sapporo Hokkaido Japan ,L AFS EXCHANGE When I boarded the boat in Montreal June 21 1957 and left for England I began an exciting and memorable summer starting with eleven enjoyable days on the Atlantic Ocean. A new experience faced me in Rot terdam I found myself in a city where Icould not read signs or under stand the language I shall always remember the excitement of the thirteen American teenagers myself included when we met ourEng11shfam1l1es attheAmeri London is a huge city with many magnificient old buildings The Engl 1sh hold fast to their ancient traditions Among these IS a colorful pageant of the changing of the guards at Buckingham Palace. VISIIIHQ old castles and attending teenage Jazz clubs on Saturday night made a dramatic con trast I enjoyed going to the Houses of Parliament where l saw Winston Churchill. There are many things that one does not soon forget like the afternoon tea at 5 o clock the green of the countryside the differences in words such as chemist for druggist sweets shop for candy store and lorry for truck But the thing that I will remember the longest is the kind and friendly way the English people always treated me and the thrill of being part of a group that was carrying friendliness abroad Wm Jack Thorne exchange to Ilford England. Q L . . .I 5 . - . . 7 can Embassy in London. BY LINE Char Brenda Amerman Andy Brenda Avery Dave an Jerry Cha rl1e Mona Cathy Dudley Casey Doug Haze Susre Grnny Ma ry Ray Holly Debby u Nan Clan George Seward Sue Frezre Garbage Bucky Greckle Marcra Norm Kathy Joan Mole SENIOR HIGHLIGHT CROWNING GLORY smrle cornet Blue Bomb wavy hatr phllosophy sheath dresses danclng abrlxty good nature complexlon cheery d1.spos1t1on southern accent sense of humor cheerleadmg brush cut Comet blonde harr Lakeshore Prom Queen Norwegran looks 1nd1v1dualrty bra1ns erev ready laugh French horn drmples square dancmg abrllty w1t knowledge of hrstory rel1ab111ty hearty laugh football captarn grft of gab quretness pol1teness pleaslng manner neatness football shoulders WEA KNESS boys 21881139 Auburn Colomal Theater that phllosophrcal 1ne sunshme out of a bottle Lyr1c Clrcus actresses does he have one Lyrrc Crrcus actress blushrng dlsagreerng wlsecracks talkrng Talbot s out of town boys clothes partres bemg late school short memory Latrn Harvard pettrcoats lookrng lrke George lookmg l1ke Clarr makrng werrd nolses hrstory clarmet bemg a wrse guy football match mak1ng late secretarral work Dutch Krtchen boys readmg nrckname 22 CAN YOU IMAGINEV alone rn a blg crty drsagreeable 6 feet tall losmg her temper wlrhout an answer on a chlcken farm heavy werght champron dat1ng wrthout her b1g Oh unhappy duvrng to school speechless wlthout somethrng to sa grrl crazy not flrrtrng bemg sloppy bemg alone berng a telephone operator shoutrng belng bashful knowmg nothmg not laughrng gettrng detentron on a safar1 Elvrs Presley s understudy fllrtlng fa1l1ng hrstory angry on a pogo Sl1Ck stayrng at home havrng perfect school attendance not being pollte getung a detentron unfrlendly Wlfh a poodle cut on a blCyCl6 burlt for two SHOULD BE marrrage counselor seamstress mountarn clunber seen more on the World Court model for Vogue on Broadway reured busmessman Rockette dancer on Hrt Parade member of a debatmg team Dean Marun s partner IH bed at 9 p m fOIC1gI1 correspondent frrst woman presldent Breck model marrred Kmg Saud s 49th w1fe around more frlghtfully rrpprng actress successful muzzled snake charmer a good husband daung more often shorter hlstory teacher TV announcer Jalled on Sputmk No 3 d1sc Jockey a pr1vate secretary homemaker spanked stewardess crowned 1' J . . ,, ,, Bob ' ' ' I d ' BYLINE Paulle .lack Phyl Sherrle IZ Peggy Frank Va Horse Rog Barb Harold Pete loam Madeline R1Ch1S Ron Dave Claudra Steve Fred Iaye Myrt Sandy 111 Smltty C11 Webb oe Jack W1ll1e Elko Waffnersky Ken Drck SENIOR HIGHLIGHT CROWNING GLORY Cuteness faclal expressrons prano ab1l1ty frgure long harr gentleness muslcal ab111ty easy gomg manner wrnmng ways mustache curly halr petrteness leadershrp d1spos1t1on cheer fulness frlendlmess athletlc ab1l1ty reserved manner subtleness actrng ab1l1ty self confrdence smcerrty drmples strawberry blonde hau sweet manner slyness helpfulness reserved manner red harr frrendly manner Semor Class Presldent dependabrhty smlle dreamy eyes easy gorng nature polrteness WEA KNESS never on trme tellrng Jokes Shorthand Il mascul1ne gender bemg dramatrc hlstory Iamesv1lle Dewrtt center homework Jabberrng females huntmg gomg steady managrng sports red convertrble wltty remarks accordron clownrng temper f1sh1ng drama class grrls busrness classes late hours college boys you know who tall tales workxng has he got one? work freckles Europe babysrttrng Japan red and black cars motorcycles makmg salads 23 CAN YOU IMA GINE9 early bemg studxous not sm1l1ng havrng a great dane w1th a brush cut bemg srlly gorng steady berng a college professor unfrrendly not crackmg hrs knuckles wrthout grrls bemg norsy losrng hrs temper w1t.h a goatee bemg serrous bemg loud wrth horn nmmed glasses at a dance w1th an rnferlorlty complex bemg blue as a garbage collector as a hon tamer wrthout a smlle as a lady wrestler 1n a rage ln a clown s su1t be1ng a fallure as a log roller 100 years old loose rn the Pentagon rrdmg on a merry go round havrng low marks busmess classes wrth long hau safe drrver of the month at an opera as a wrndow washer SHOULD BE tamed sports broadcaster Lrberace s understudy artlst model art1st good w1ll ambassador band leader less talkatrve study hall a WAC locked up sa1lor career woman rn pol1t1cs presrdent of the U successful heard from more often fust lady to reach Mars hooked less talkatlve a good wrfe for someone kept home a lawyer Jet prlot successful homemaker happlly marrred more llke hrs name hooked remembered forest ranger Secretary of Agnculture po11t1c1an Presrdent of the Babysrtters Unron a Forergn Ambassador stock car dnver a Big Wheel gomg places L. . . . . . Ed - . . . in 1 . . . . , B- ,, ,, . , . . . .f . I . . . . . . . . . in . My WQUWWJQQ MM S fam? W QQ? R WM MM Six W QE WW? Q wmgfwff JJQKZEQE m Wim? kfjiiffx f 4,5 ik? Q Wfgmifwjf ii? EFRQWZM www My WM Mb W K1 'I M Wy ' 1 620 Jw mm ' Q KWQ. V df., M wwe SATK6 L9 . 3 649 , W 8 , 1 . Q Q 3, M! D9 3 t CQHW vf Qu M05 , Sw fam m44og,n2pgfE 'H4J ' , 'Jo jpff OP . Qi Q 06 . lp., 2 ' Vfwfaug :Jaffa 41 K1 1 sg' 359 Java? ag! X Sv Q Q ' QM . W iff Q 0 - , . M J X ' K R DLZCWD X 42 ' M WW f f -Wivxfff THE MOS T UBHQY ZOI i STUDIOUS - Sue and Harold QUIET - Cliff and Sandy VERSATILE - Hazel and Jerry , 5' ,M .L STYLISH - Jan and Ken LATE - Mary and Paul ATTRACTIVE - Barb and Bill PERSONALITY - Jim and Ginny FRIENDLY - Eiko and Joe ATHLETIC - Bob and Sue 25 POPULAR - Val and Dave WITTY - Bob and Char HAPPY - Cathy and Iack UR LAST WILL AND TESTAME We the Seniors of 1958 being of more or less sound minds and bOd1CS do hereby rel1nqu1sh our treasured memories of our years at SCS We thank our wonderful teachers for being so patient with us We wxsh them many more senior classes and lots of luck To the Juniors sophomores and freshmen, we leave good fortune good health, good times and the sincere hope that their remaining school years will go slower than ours have Charlotte Aho will my ability for the first seat in the first row to anyone whose name begins X Y, or Z Brenda Amerman w1ll my back row position in pictures to Judy Fisher Mahlon Anderson, will my hot rodding to John Theobald Brenda Avery will my seat ln Business Law to my sister, Hanna David Beach, will nothing maybe I can t take it with me but I m surely going to try Janet Bertling will my patience in waiting for letters to anyone who has the same problem Gerald Binns w1ll my ability to catch rides to school to any Junior who would rather ride than walk Charles Blacking will my good math marks to anyone who can earn them. Ramona Brainard will my 1951 Bomb taxi service and job as assistant to B S of Lyric Circus to Sue Van Order Catherine Brown w1ll my ever ready giggle to Donna Hunt in case hers ever runs out Dudley Brown will my position on the football squad to B1.ll Townsend Robert Clark will my part in the Senior Play to anyone who wants one. Karen Close will my Seruor Play laryngitis ' to next year s lead if she wants it I didn t Hazel Cross will my one thousand and one activities to anyone who thinks they can handle them Susan Dando, will my love to sew to Barb Glowackl. Virginia Danforth, will my house to any Juruor who would like to have a party when no one is home Mary Dawson, will my excuses to Barb Russell. Raymond Delano, w1ll my front seat, by the window, in Business Law to anyone who can study without daydreaming Harriet Delavan will my ablllty to misplace things to anybody who can lose their cars as easily as L Deborah Dixon will my ability to take a horrible senior picture to anyone of next year s seniors even less photogeruc than I. Judith Dudman, will my Harvard week ends to Karen Walters Nancy Edwards, will my head cheerleading headaches to Jane Hunt Clair Evans will my ability to look like my brother to anyone who wants IL George Evans will my French horn to whoever has a lot of hot air Seward Ford w1ll my untimely jokes to David Rauscher Suzanne Foster will to my teachers, peace of mind John Freese will my short walk to school to anyone who likes to sleep late in the morning. Thomas Garbo will my great love for the Nats, the Chiefs and Carmen Basilio to Don Simmons Robert Gates will my corny sense of humor to Easy Ed Theobald Robert Greek will my ability to see the best side of everything to Joe Southern. Marcia Grinnell will my ab1l1ty to do math to my brother, Roger Norma Groom will my ability to be fat to my sister, Mary who hates to hear the word Kathleen Hahn will my ability to come out of a skid to Margie Kehoe Joan Hardy will my Rhode Island connections to any Junior girl who needs them 26 T L D . . . . . . . . I I. . . . . . . . 0 I' . . u L ' . . . . I I, . . . : , . . , . . L . . . . . . U L . D . . . . . . . . L . . . L . , . ,, ,, . . . . . . . . L . . . . . . L I . . . . . I. . . . . I' . - u ' ' ' 1 1 . ' ' : ' 9 . I, Douglas Corts, will my quick ability for talking to Ed Theobald. I, D . - . . . . n I. . . L . . . . . . - . . 1, ' L . . . . . I. . , . . . . . . . L . . . . . . . . , . In . . - 0 1. ' ' . L . ' . . . . . 1. . ' ' . I' ' . . . . D L . . . n L ' . . . . L . . . , . . . u I' ' ' on M . L , . . . . . I. . . y . . . . L . . . . . D . L i . . . . . . CAST Cornelia - Karen Close Emily Kimbrough - Janet Bertling Mrs. Skinner - Elizabeth Knauth Otis Skinner - Robert Clark Dick Winters - Steve Rumbaugh Leo McEvoy - Robert Gates Harriet St. John - Holly Delavan Winifred Blaugh - Ramona Brainard Monsieur - Jerry Binns Madame Elise - Judy Dudman Therese - Hazel Cross Steward - Dudley Brown Purser - Iames Peterson Stewardess - Valerie LaPointe Admiral - Jerry Binns Inspector - Ioan Hardy Window Cleaner - David Rosser 0 HE A RTS wega YOUNG . ii j N? 7 g- 3 tsl! 'fb if l Rehearsal Tips Mrs Skinner, Otis Leo Comeha Emily Dick .ma Harriet and Wtnifred E1ko and Sue Fnghtfully ripping Usherettes Sandy making up the Purser Mary Sandy Jim Sharon, Jerry Ginny Oh' Father' Yes sir I admit ll I admit Our Our' Otis Comeha everything' Therese P , , , . is it E 'I 1 L, 2. if 1 ,a 1' , ' 'Zfi i f e m , , ' , l, r 1 iiilg ' ORIGINAL SENIORS Look What Santa Brought ROW ONE E Knauth B WIICOX N Edwards K Close C Brown ROW TWO H Delavan S Foster M Keebler K Hahn ROW THREE J Frese S Dando M Gr1nne11 ROW FOUR J Hardy B Amerman B Avery ROW FIVE J Thorne R Clark .T Hyatt ROW SIX G Evans C Evans C Blackmg J B1nns F Lader S Ford ABSENT J Dudman R Malne I B1nns I Dudman I Berthng H Cross under the Student Councll Chustmas Tree Another Sale Goodl I Crown Thee 1957 J unxor Prom B Osborne M Dawson J' Peterson .T Berthng SENIOR BAKE SALE Mrs Brarnard M Gr1nne11 B Amerman. More? THE SILLY SEVEN ROW ONE S Dando J Berthng H. Cross. ROW TWO J. Dudman, R. Bramard, S. Kent, H. Delavan. 28 SENIOR BAKE SALE R Bramard, M. Grinnell 0 : . , . , 1 o , n , n f 1 Q , s , . , . . : 3 Q , o , q . : n , Q , I n a : u , o , u 0 I 4 I 5 I . I . . . , . . : ' ' 1 ' n - I n , o u ' . . u Q n n n , s , n . me rv , Q , s , n 1 Denis , I o p n 1 NDEHCLHSSNZN M 's Ll MS X f V' X, f -A, X , r ,v 1 1' f! J, 'W gimp x ,x1'.X 'f. 'l' o ,Wx wa X pf! X 'I W 1010 FIRST ROW: J. Fraser, S. Thorne, A. Maynard, .T. Smith, M. Bradley, A. Emperor, L. Curtis, K. At- water, A, Horne. SECOND ROW: G. Leubner, L Piekarski, M. Gere, D. Barron, B. Grapotte, S. Rum- baugh, M. Strong, S. Dean, P. Nichols, R. Merwin. THIRD ROW: J. Garvey. M. Bex, T. Lindsley, M. Arthur, H. Avery, C. Reynolds, J. Considine, L. Robinson, A. Gem1an, J. Wiggins, E. Woodford, J. Con- sidine. FOURTH ROW: J. Binns, C. Alley, S. Packard, J. Keebler, C. Hill, J. Schramm, N. Schaffer, K. Bowles, M. Moe, B. Drew, L. Fisher, S. Brown. ABSENT: C. Becker, R. Campbell, K. Harvard, K. Maine, K. Rich, R. Weller, R. Benda, C. F amoly, S. Geiser, K. Kovar, C. Phelps, T. Read, H. Russell, J. Weller S. Spearing, D. Beaulieu, M. Droppa. C A S S O F '6 O PRESIDENT - C. Carroll SECRETARY - A. German VICE-PRESIDENT - J. Enterline TREASURER - Julie Considine FIRST ROW: I. Eastman, D. Stone, R. McKendrick, W. Nelson, D. Simmons, P. Paynter, J. Keebler, D Kopp, A. Nellenback, C. Hufford, R. Dries. SECOND ROW: E. Jones, F. Kempter, D. Ewing, C. Caines, D. Shipman, R. Arnold, J. Bertling, C. Carroll, T. Evans, H. Tarnow, R. Rogers, J. Buttolph, R. Grin- nell, D. Tokarz. THIRD ROW: S. Wickham, J. Ostrander, D. Marsden, J. Enterline, J. Barr, T, Wheeler, R. Trabold, C. Morgan, R. Harris. ABSENT: C. Knauth, R. Patrick, R. Powell, W. Sheldon, R. Wall, C. Aho, R. Petura, F. Hunt, J. Collard, G. Groom, M. Hooper, E. Koziol, T. Johnston, T. MacHill. FLRST ROW: M. Dickinson, J. Merwin, K, Sliter, C. Wandpflug, J. Clark, J. St. John, L. Evans, F. Cole- man, P. Payntar, L. Rossano. SECOND ROW: C. Murray, C. Harvard, N. Tokarz, J. Spearing, D, Hill M. Miller, M. Gregory, I. Clark, J. Piekarski, B. Saght, B. Blaney, C. Watson, A. Schwenk. THIRD ROW C. Tewes, D. Weller, M. Loughrey, B. Clark, P. Kortright, R. Petrie, S. Piotrowski, C. Bell, N. Rich, V Jones, K. Keifer, S. Corts, M. Laxton, L. Becker, D. Schendel. FOURTH ROW: B. Young, D. Bamford, J. Rice, K. COTIIICYS, G. Chafie, J. Ewing, K. Di Carlo, M. Karlik, J. Kew, B. Rich, S. Bush, H. Mac Kenzie S. Brewer, S. Mack, M. Kiefer, M. Di Carlo. ABSENT: H. Buff, E. Coleman, S. Effinger, L. Evans, D. Hill, L. LeFevre, E. Montean, D. Spearing, C. Adams. C A S S O '6 2 FIRST ROW: R. Beaulieu, W. Forward, D. Sheldon, E. Buttolph, D. Lenz, R. Stillwell, J. Reynolds, J. Garvey, R. Grandy, D. Shramm, G. Beaulieu, J. Nelson. SECOND ROW: R. Treat, R. Smith, H. Blacking, W. Edgar, R. Hahn, F. Smith, E. Squires, B. Kempter, D. Larrabee, R. Evans, D. Cummings, D. Bryant, R. Binns, T. Squires, J. Flannigan. THIRD ROW: N, Shephard, A. O'Nei.l1, C. Benda, W. Stock, F. Gregory, J. G. Mc Cauley, D, Taylor, C. Pardee, J. Mandeville, J. Burleigh, P. Bills, K. Walsh, W. Gillis, R. Rauscher, G, Sill. FOURTH ROW: S. Sheppard, R. Magargel, D. Benedict, R. Bates, J. Manley, R. Wicks, R. Ionta, D. Hufford, J. M. Mc Cauley, R. Bisgrove, J. Edson, H, Armstrong, D, Nikodem, J. Klimek. ABSENT: C. Magee, R. Miles, R. Ryan, R. Ryder, G. St. John, G. Sloan, C. Tanner, W. Van Holtz, R. Wall, L. Chappell, W. Chappell. 9 FIRST ROW: C. Corey, B. Laird, D. Seaton, C. Duckett, S. Smith, C. Davidson, K. Burns, J. Evans, B. Bendall, H. Carroll, C. Strong. SECOND ROW: N. Strong, A. Belko, J. Goodrich, G. Dymock, S. Laida, C. Tanner, D. Laird, N. Barron, J. Turner,G. Westbrook, E. Sliter, M. Hamilton. THIRD ROW: M, Checco, S. Paddleford, L. Glanville, V. Evans, C. Jones, M. Justian, D. Van Holtz, E. Wall, J. Collard, A. Cunning- ham, V. Peters, P. Sperling, D. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: S. Oblinger, J. Carson, C. Brown, S. Donaldson, A, Benjamin, D. Drew, B. Johnson, L. Gillett, E. Burton, P. Watts, K. Downey, E. Allyn, G. Rumbaugh, N. Burrell. ABSENT: J. Vandiver, C. Wild, Sally Smith, L. Splane, N. Hares, E. Kovar, B, Brown, N. Dudden, I. Fraser, M. Gleason. CLASS OF '63 FIRST ROW: A. Lubinski, H. Atwater, P. Meehan, T. Clark, P. Hill, R. Simmons, T. Walker, T. Crosby, C. Tanner, R. Call, D. Weller. SECOND ROW: R. Johnson, R. F lannigan, B. Maturevitz, D. Odell, L. Fesko, J. Bried, D. Bertling, R. Bertling, R. Higgins, J. Larrabee, N. Greenfield, W. Wolfe, J. Bowman. THIRD ROW: P. Oakes, T. Wiggin, D. Nellenback, R. Giusti, N. Dudden, R. Laupheimer, R. Justian, E. Brice, J. Clothier, M. Vaughn, P, Rist, C. Clarke, R. Houghton. FOURTH ROW: B. Kirley, R. Swayne, S. Staring, M. Baran, A. Reiss, W. Thorne, G. Hardy, M. Lake, A. Miller, E. Pitman, J. Morgan, W. Dean, A. Bishop, F . Groom, D. Glanville, J. Schwanke. ABSENT: L. Beaulieu, R. Beaulieu H. Carroll R Derby H Evans R Homer T Irving D Moore H Tanner D Weller .g,......,s ROW ONE: R. Pease, M. J. Groom, J. Chave, L. Spearing, W. Southern, C. Scott, R. Walton, R. Perkins, J. Cross, J. Garvey, D. Hudgins, K. Ryan, M. Jedik. ROW TWO: Mr. Simmons, R. Pierce, R. Pitman, S. Wikstrom, J, Walker, K. Bailer, F. Scott, R. Scott, J. Brown, E. McGee, B. Costello, T. Hellier, R. Barber, D. Hackley, Miss La Frate. ROW THREE: K. Oxboel, P. Hatch, J. Frendak, B. Burton, R. Truswell, C. Hunt, R. Albring, D. Reut- tinger, L. Gregg, W. Doney, B. Clark, B. Walter, N. Wiggins, V. Hill, D. Evans, C. Greenfield. ROW FOUR: J. Michael, K. Hanlon, C. Hardy, A. Klimek, G.Surbeck, P. Bills, K. Baker, R. Nielson, H. Keller, B. Binns, M. A. Eisenberg, K. Karlik, M. Vernet, A. McCauley, J. Di Carlo, R. Eibert. SIXTH GR DE ROW ONE: G. Kappesser, P. Harvey, T. Bouvier, J. Seitz, B. Tanner, P. Bostelmann, J. Rumbaugh, C. Greene, B. Burns, E. Woodford, J. Petura, T. Bex. ROW TWO: Mr. Power, M. Chilson, C. Clark, J. Tuff, J. McCarthy, P. Burton, E. Brock, W. Nichols, F. Bradley, T. Van Holtz, R. Brock, L. Harper, C. Hardacre, Mr. Lader. ROW THREE: J. Keebler, D. Smith, R. Soper, C. Hinds, T. Powell, N. Lee, C. Gregory. J. Scherldel. P. Frendak, R. Adle, G. Squires, T. Wiggers, D. Trabold, M. Brewer, P. Doyle, K. Mackes. ROW FOUR: K. Simmons, J. Guidrey, J. MacKenzie, M. Sonnenfeldt, S. Quinn,,C.McCa11ey, J. Sackett, I. Delano, D. Vivenzio, J. Lesernann, R. Wickstrom, N. Turner, G. Brown, L. Puckett, J. Keebler, D. Rice. Absent: D. Staring, B. Walker. J. Gregory, R. Thomas, B. Fritsch, A. Wild. ROW ONE: S. Beaulieu, N. Van Holtz, S. Mac Quarrie, R. Glannigan, B. Famoly, R. Swayne, T. Michel, W. Hares, R. Effinger, J. Baker, W. Mitchell, K. Leader, S. Chandler, J. Perkins, R. Kortright. ROW TWO: J. Corey, J. Hyde, P. Aspenwall, G. Pitman, R. Wait, P.McIlvaine, J. Harris, B. Bisgrove, S. Dllddefl, B. Hinds, L. Best, M. E. Sqwires, K. Clark, L. McLaren, G. Wickham, M. Tanner, J. Hage- man, K. Murray, R. Dickinson, J. Garvey, K. Reilley, M. Lindsley, T. Barker, J. O'Shea, R. Beaulieu, P. Oxboel. ROW THREE: Mrs. Major, S. Parks, J. Miller, S. Vaughn, D. Gillett, L. Thompson, L. Hooper, W. Mich- aelis, D. Rowe, M. Alley, G. Blankerhorn, J. Rowe, R. Morgan, R. Wicks, D. Pierce, B. Messenger, L. Burleigh, M. Horne, S. Shipman, J. Tuohy, G. Bowles, M. Evans, A. Kopp, B. Eastman, Miss Hahn. FIFTH GR DE ROW ONE: S. Atwater, J. Hawks, P. Warner, J. Tompkins, J. Robinson, C. Switzer, D. Bacon, J. Clark, R. Evans, . Heintz, M. Pardee, L. K. Clark, L. Jordon, W. Beaulieu. ROW TWO: Mr. LaDue, J. Wall, R. Flesher, P. Barron, J. Brock, T. Flannjgan, M. Lader, D. Spearing, J. Thomas, C. Houser, J. Meyers, J. Curtis, G. Smith, C. Lewis, R. Martin, R. Vile, D. Hackley, T. Bowman, J. Dries, G. Furth, L. Duckett. ROW THREE: T. Longway, G. Evans, T. Flannigan, L. Walrad, M. Harper, T. Brown, S. Nichols, W. Horsington, D. Ierva, T. O'Nei1l, I. Gregory, P. Yurco, G. Hawley, D. Loftus, K. Bell, R. Dean, I. Baron, D. Merwin, L. Clark, E. Dye, B. Blaney. ROW FOUR: Mr, Karp, M. Johnson, E. Macomber, C. Derby, S. Costello, A. Milford, J. Farrar, F. Brown, G. Church. J. Ernestine, D. Weeks, H. Fisher, B. Howe, M. Easter, K. Dyksen, G. Maurer, C. Bills, B. Larrabee, T. Morgan, Mrs. O'Neil1. ROW FIVE: G. Evans, D. Blum, J. Walker, W, Wright, S. Kreig, R. Stinson, R. Turner, M. Theobalcl, R. Spaulding, L. Chase, L. Piekarski, J. Wallace, M. Robinson, P. Kortright, W. Bried, M. Sonnenfeldt, D. Roser, R. Tallcot, A. Fesko. ROW ONE: D. Piotrowski, B. Irving, D. Timm, S. Edinger, N. Simmons, S. Morey, L. Smith, S. Joa, M Yurco, L. Dobrosky. J. Jones, L. Thrippleton, D. Laird, A. Huxford. ROW TWO: D. Keebler, W. Weller, D. Sheridan, T. Dean, I. Turner, R. Sloght, R. Bates, F. Taylor, D Clarkson, I. Faulkner, I. Reilley, S. Baker, J. Tuff, W. Blankenhorn, D. Ryan, J. Seitz, P. Harvard E. Feeley, R. Cross, L. Eldridge, K. Eastman, Mr. O'Leary. ROW THREE: Mrs. Pollard, D. Abrams, E. Harper, M. Duckett, B. Chapman, K. Reiss, S.Ross, A Leubner, S. Brock, D. Paul, D. Birchenough, M. Elliott, C. Gross, F. Bassett, B. Sherman, G. Bam- ford, R. Meinhold, M. Roser, D. Chafe, D. Hooper, M. O'Neil1, B. Carson, P. Eisengein. ROW ONE: I. Walter, S. Stevens, E. Garland, M. Sheppard, L. Newell, F. Brown, W. Deyneka, R. De- Voe, M. Konston, R. Tuohy, J. Conners, B. Clarkson, .T . Wilson, L. Rice. ROW TWO: D. Mott, S. Myhalik, R. Farrington, E. Holbein, S. Nash, N. Becker, C..C1ark, D. Moore C. Kitts, E. Glanville, M. O'Hara, J. Oblinger, R.Cuddeback, A. Mcllvaine, W. Davis, I. McPeak, P Tarnow, Mrs. Ceresnak. ROW THREE: C. Deneyka, S. Tucker, R. Farrington, K. Brown, J. Tanner, M. McPeak, D. Hutson, M Eibert, T. Johnson, B. Lader, P. Ahonen, W. Walker, B. Kopp, F. Jones, J. Howard, W. Shultz. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Barry, R. Rogers, A. Barnes, K. Tuck, S. Simmons, R. Dahlberg, K. Evans, P. Lans- bury, L. Lockwood, F. Withey, E. Drew, M. McCauley, C. Alfreds, D. Bigsby, R. Clark, D. Weeks, D Marsden, F. Murdick, S. Lindsley. ROW FIVE: P. Furth, C. Clark, K. Lester, R. Gray, B. Rumbaugh, P. Bried, C. Carmaan, A. Michaelis S. Chappell, P. Staring, R. Renfro, S. Paul, B. Squires, S. Treat, N. Horsington, K. Ruettinger, P. Lof- tus, B. Simmons, D. Chapman, E. Squires. Absent: H. Carlson, V. Leubner, T. Spingler, W. Sliter. J. Westerman, I. Whiting. ROW ONE: C. Puckett. J. Wilson, S. Coppolo, R. Kent, V. Wilcox, L. Corts, R.Wandpflug,D.Yates, S. Wilson, H. Wheeler, G. Alfreds, M. Rossano, C. Hutson, B. Davidson, R. Bradley, C. Barron, G. Bar- nett, M. Peters. ROW TWO: M. Pitman, L. Bryant, S. Krieg, C. McPeak, W. Morgan, E. Timm, W. Welch, A. Schottman, H. Paul, T. Sweet, R. Smith, M. Strong, W. Brock, B. Paul, R.Bobbett,E. Hoffman,L. Cox, D. Jones, M. Lindsley, R. Gray, D. Mitchell, M. Feeney, B. Chandler. ROW THREE: Mrs. Dart, B. Wait, S. Hill, J. Nash, R. Canavan, L. Kelly, P. Nodine, C. Barr, H. Haw- ley, J. Crill, T. Clarkson, C. Taylor, G. Maurer, S. Clark, T. DiCar1o, R. Schalk, D. Ross, D. Carlton, R. Parcells, R. Bates, P. Odell, G. Yearley, R. Sheppard, J. Owen, Mrs. Gehrke. Absent: B. Greenway. THIRD GRADE ROW ONE: C. Gleason, D. Rist, M. Reilly, J. Scott, P. Albring, H. Foster, T. Ryan, J. Murray, B. Wig- gins, M. Southern, T. Stevens, D. Campbell, D. Nichols, J. Reitz, D. Peters, D. Cook. ROW TWO: D. Akins, R. Eldridge, A. Scott, L. Drew, L. Morgan, D. Peters, M. Barron, I. Milford, J. Evans, M. Patella, B. Reed, J. Kotlarz, S. Marks, S. Jackson, M. Brock, I. Westbrook. ROW THREE: Mrs. Ryan, D. Davis, S. Simmons, E. Murray, B. Ryan, D. Barron, L. Schwanke, N. Brown, G. Dries, K. Spingler, P. Clark, F. Dye, M. Dell, D. Merriman, D. Schneider, D. Abrams, A. Whiting P, Appleby, G. Vile, D. Keller, S. Bradley, I. Hughes, E. Beaulieu. ROW FOUR: E. Staring, T. Coleman, D. Trabold, R. Clarke, T.Schreader, M. Fleckenstein, G. Davis B. Beam, J. MacQuarrie, C. Derby, .T . Richardson, C. Cain, C. Fesko, J. Houghton, V. Jones, M. Davis S. Thompson, G. Alley, B. Lee. ROW FIVE: L. Newell, S. Tokarz, T. Squires, E. Coyne, K. Wiggers, L. Waffner, L. Michlin, L. Han- lon, M. Squires, C. Hinds, C. Porter, M. Horning, S. Ziemba, M. Walsh, B. Rosser, S. Halas, J. Mich- aelis, C. Clark, B. Lordi, D. Crane. J. Nettle, R. Shores, Miss Peck. Absent: K. Riley, K. Carlson, C. Hyde. 0 ROW ONE: J. Sweet, A, Jones, K. Jedik, T. Masters, D. Scott, A. Jackson, J.Simmons, L. Baron, M. O'Hara, D. Place, I. Gehrlein, G. Figon, P. Tanner, J. Mason, K. Reynolds, M.Checco, E. Heffernan, J . Parcells. ROW TWO: Mrs. Payne, B. Young, G. Clark, D. Pickett, D. Kelley, M. Davey, D.Jerva, J. Lester, L. Smith, D. Turner, J. Theurer, L. Gray, G. Eastman, D. Meinhold, W. Wallace, W. Brothers, P. Thomas, C. Deyneka, C. Saunders, S. Rowe, R. Greenfield, D. Judson, B. Lader, A. Beaulieu, H. Leubner, Miss Szymborski. ROW THREE: P. Surdam, P. O'Neill, T. Feeley, B. Renfro, P. Keebler, T. Gray, S. Bryant, C. Brown, A. Shipman, M. Harris, D. Jones. S. Evans, P. Maturevitz, C. Stewart, W. McCauley. J. Crosman, J. Collard, D. Lake, J. Taylor, R. Stevens, E. Houser. Absent: S. Bettis, B. Leubner, D. Reilly, B. Hudgins, G. Schaffer. SECO GRADE ROW ONE: Mrs. Levine, P. Irving, P. Vargason, T. Huxford, S.Grinnel1, D. Clarkson, S. Davis, M. Newell, M. Barker, J. Clark, P. Van Order, J. Loftus, D. Tlesher, E. Lofft, L. Carlson, M. Schultz. ROW TWO: H. Wall, K, Konston, R. Pierce, J. Hooper, P. Chappel, J. Dean, D. Sheldon, C. Evans, J. Heintz, H. Gregg, W. Bisgrove, J. Smith, M. Aspenwall, A. Walker, P. Bell. ROW THREE: L. Johnson, E. Beaulieu, J. Tate, B. Barnett, F. Burleton, C.Cain, M. Sheehan, M. Ryan, J. Famoly, A. Barber, D. Joa, C. Perkins, R. Walsh, D. Shalk, T. Morgan, D. Tucker, B. Tarrington, L. Tokarz, J. Evans, T. Rogers, K. Alfreds, L. Faulkner. ROW FOUR: Miss Cecora, K. Barry, D. Sheridan, L. Raymond, P. Blankenhorn, J. Gentry, L. Kristen- sen, J. Berning, G. Watson, F. Armstrong, A. Lewis, B. Clark, J. Becker, G. Drew, D. Cross, J. Lau- pheimer, T. Taylor, W. Hemingway, W. Timm, T. Lonneville, Miss Griffiths. ROW FIVE: J. Anders, P. Irving, N. Jordan, P. Michel, J. Soper, M. Grant, M. Mucher, D. Homer, L. Roser, A, Peare, R. Clarkson, D. Klimet, K. Stinson, V. Cook, D. Squires, J. Burns, J. Read, K. Grandy, C. Tokarz, S. Beam. Absent: G. Dye, R. Brown, R. Hackley. J. Bryant, R. Osborne, G. Mauer, S. Jones, W. Osborne, H. Sliter. ROW ONE: E. Evans, A. Paul, K. Irving, R. Wandpflug, B. Raymond, J. Cuddeback, J. MacHill, D. Crane D. Kellar, C. Lansbury, D. Tokarz, K. Kuhns, L. Gunsalus, H. Hooper, A. Piotrowski, C. Leader. ROW TWO: Miss Smyres, M. Bradley, W. Amos, G. Coats, M. Kortright, D. Lipe, J. Brown, M. Pic- ciano, D. Magee, C. Mucher, K. Timm, S. Coyne, D. Berning, T. Conners, D. Hole, K. Baker, S. Morgan, S. Smith, R. Richardson, N. Card, Mrs. Moe. ROW THREE: T. Barron, K. Wilkes, G. Yearley. I. Graceffo, M. Montean, D. Christensen, T. Taylor G. Myhalik, B. Goelz, D. Michlin, R. Hawley, I. Martin, D. Evans, S. Wicks, L. Wuerslin, K. Panek, I. Tanner, S. DeVaul, S. Appleby, K. Birchenough, B. McCarthy, D. Lee. Absent: M. Droppa, S. Sliter, W. Beaman, P. Call, J. Lloyd, W, Gray. I. Main, N. Morgan, T. Nichols. FIRST GR DE ROW ONE: S. Beaulieu, D. Pickett, B. Miles, E.Schottmann, T. Corfield, S. Tardiff, G. Whirtley, M. L. Chave, D. Faulkner, E. Anderson, R. Chapman, W. Edinger, R. Barry, C. Staring, Miss Mahony. ROW TWO: B. Lockwood, S. Barber, E. Wall, A. Tewes, S. Swayne, J. Crill, D. Stewart, P. Weller C. Rounds, S. Osborne, P. Reitz, L. Michales, M. Downey, M. Flannigan, W. Crosman, R. Walker. ROW THREE:'.T. Jones, T. Scriven, L. Hanlon, T. Dudman, S. Brown, D. Davis, D. Lewis, M. Drastal S. Tanner, M. Gray, A. Bobbett, T. Murdick, G. Beck, D. DiCarlo, J. Greene, L. Pavlus, B. Peters, T. Chapman, P. Bamford, B. Mott. J. Considine, E. Benedict, T. Sherman, C. Arnold, L. Marks, R. Sim- mons. ROW FOUR: Miss Maher, N. Petura, C. Flannigan, R. Puckett, C. Lemp, R. Fritz, D. Clark, C..Tack- son, T. Abbott, C. Krieg, B, Brice, D. Bartels, L. Woodworth, P. Sauer, W, Faulkner, S. Howard, K. Potts, R. Langford, R. Gray, S. Halas, C. Mason, E. Barber, T. Nichols, F. Jedik, S. Feeney, J. Mole- han, Mrs. Blum. That 's Chee-chee in the Cage FIRST ROW: C. Davis, D. Furth, D. Jordan, J. Judson, S, Conley, B. Dye. SECOND ROW: J. Schultz, K. Grinnell, T. Schott, B. Mott, I. Ship- man, C. Bean, R. Sopar- no, I Hotelling. I. An- drews. THIRD ROW: R. Gray, M. Huxford, S. Ryan, G. Perkins, T. Wil- cox, P. Thomas,M. Iustian, C. Tompkins. TEACHER: Miss I. Taylor ABSENT: O. Mllrdick. Art in Clay KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: K. Rodman, A. Hammel, C. Hageman, C.Crosby, T. Keebler, G. Slater, W. Coyne, L. Russell, C. Crane, C. Thomas. SECOND ROW: K.Chap- man, L. Goeltz, M. Barry, P. Kotlarz, R. Morgan, M. Kelley, D. Duryea, B. Wright, M. Dysteria, B. Hamrnel, C. Patella, T. Clausen, D. Burns, D. Whit- ing, I. Beck, I. Hares. TEACHER: Miss I. Taylor. ABSENT: K. Gentry, W. Myers, R. Thorne, G. Rearwin. The song is Crunchy Leaves CLOCKWISE: D. Saunders, I. Fee1ey,J. Michaels, I. Gunsalus. R. Bates, D. Place, J. Hodapp, M. Beach, P. Vargasson, T. Duckett, J. Woodford, M. Clarkson, C. Cargil, M. Nicholson, I. Hooper, T. Clark, L, Akins, F. Sheehan, I. Mersfelder, B. Yearly, F. Van Order, I. Larrabee, J. Foster, R. Carlson. TEACHER: Mrs. C. Hahn. ABSENT: L. Gray, T. Rich, C, 4 . S.. Teahan, L. DuVa1. s IS FUN FIRST ROW: P, Phelps, K. Davis, P. Dean, R. Tate, P. Clark, M. Walker, E. Iedik. SECOND ROW: B. Taylor, S. Bryant, P. Harvey, C. Robinson, S. Anders, P. Loveless, C. Greco, I. Loughrey. THIRD ROW: A, Chapman, M. Bryant, M. Hefferman, A. Toms, C. Evans, R. Best, R. Kugler, D. Aus- tin, P. Wuerslin, D. Simmons, R. Smith. TEACHER: Miss V. Marks. ABSENT: C. Abbott, B. Cross, R. Oh, bgyl Fesko, P. Lorey. Movie-time: The Three Little Pigs ON FLOOR, ROW ONE: R. Fisher, ROW TWO: D, Burns, D. Cain, G. Weeks. ROW THREE: K. Downey, G. Smith, M. Lofft, G. Gehrlin, I. Houser, R. Young. I. Collard. STAND' ING: D. Ciccone, W. Maybee, G. Schalk, D. Withey, P. Panek, L. Wal- rod, I. Courtney, M. Fleckenstein, L. Sheppard, L. Leiber, S. Newell, C. Holbein. AROUND TABLE: D. Scutt, M. Walsh, I. Piotrowski, I. Droppa, P. Mosher, L. Easter, C. Towne, P. Stewart, Mrs. Hahn, E. Marsden. ABSENT: D. Bradley. Story -time! NEAREST SCREEN: P. Graceffo, M. Harper, B. DeForest, M. Tanner, D. Clark, D. Shultz. SECOND ROW: M. Baker, L Barron, R. Hollier, L. Forman, A. Ryder, R. Nettle, K. Mc- Laughin, I. Stewart, C. Fam- oly. THIRD ROW: I. Hauks, D. O'l-Iara, K. Merriman, L. Meinhold, E. DeVoe, C. Tea- han, A. Checco, I. Lear. FOURTH ROW: M. Babbles, C. Davis, L. Vanl-Ioltz, E. Taylor. BACK ROW: I. Lorde, M. Hare, I. Johnson. TEACHER: Miss V. Marks ABSENT: K. Hoffman, S. Aho, E. Taylor. Building with Blocks and with Crayons I Wig!! Ano Tascwmo +A t. f ' 3 K, E 1 Q SCIENCE SHOW, 1957 Ted Brock fleftj, Ken Mackes Crightj by their prize winning exhibits, Prehistoric Ani- End of the day for the sixth grade. ma1s and Tracks and Tracking. MURAL OF MAINE FISHING INDUSTRY 4TH GRADE Sue Ellen Baker Burke Carson Joan Taff Kathleen McCauley Tom Squire Jean Keebler with their exh1b1t to advertise the Elementary School Science Show 1957 SCIENCE SHOW 1957 ART EXHIBIT 1958 C Hines G Kappesser R Perkins by their KNEE1-ING D SDCHI' H18 STANDING .T exhibit Feathered Friends 44 I-OUSWHY L Best M Robinson 1 I I ' I I , . il 3, x , a . , . , . . Q . I . ' ' ll ' ii ' , . n - , I - N T1v1T'55 'V GHQB I ,W If J .w f If 0 ' w X - Y '. C I G 5 K f J- 1 , dj, E I 1165? ?.,5,7,, 1 ifmfg 7. Q., ,. ff' 1 lk-'v's',' gku A . f!x H ff: iv ,tu f,,6!,1f:yf'u V A.I! I Laid , - -ini I ,'l'4F'b 'D serif -7 'L A ff '21 ff A .-'Q tx bra. J. O C va sv- ff? Ay Q fn ON ITOR S ,z fi STANDING: J. Nichols-9, S. Taylor-9, C. Carroll-10, H. Palmer-12, F. Han- f lon-11, R. Harris-10, I. Frese-12, L. Phillips-11, C. Carson-11, H. Phillips- 11- SITTING: J. Peterson, President: D. Dixon, Treasurer: S. Rich, Secre- tary: Mrs. Burns, Advisor. S.C.2o 9-0 W Ox 34? 6' 3, 6x Xa, J STUDENT GOVERNMENT CAMPAIGN TAGS S? C ' A X 1 09 e 'xo off! SCR 0106 O U Ill PS X S . 1 QDK ll P-E 2 El!! 46 Q- J. J RED CROSS FROM LEFT AROUND TABLE: M. Checco-7, A. Harse-9, B. Bur- ton-7, J. Bishop-11, C. Pitman-11, E. Knauth-12, M. Dawson, Sec- retary: Mrs. Bentley, Advisor: H. Cross, Vice-President: Mrs. Giess Advisor: M. Conners, Treasurer: J. Thorne-12, R. Campbell-10 A. Horne-10, J. Garver-10, S. Donaldson-7, R. Bertling-7. STAND- ING: J. Considine-10, K. Walter-11, C. Hill-10. Absent: P. Doxey- 9, John Hornung, President: S. Oblinger-7, F. Smith-8. -5- 9 4- PRoc.Rnm Skaneateles Central School, Skaneateles, N. Y. xl Vol. VIII - No. 7 Iune 1958 Price 10 cents I957-58 LAKESHORE MEMBERS WCJRK TO PRODUCE A BIGGER AND BETTER PAPER C. Aho, T. Washburn, R. Brainard, D. Hunt, M. Dawson, M. Wiggin, B. Avery. STANDING: S. Foster, K. Williams, I. Fisher, M. Herrmann, S. Weeks, S. Dreschnack, M. Sackett, M. Conners, S.McI1vaine. SEATEDg G. Danforth, Mrs. Cheche, E. Clothier, M. Chilson, M. Oblinger, H. Phillips, M. Benjamin, B. Burleigh. Under the able leadership of Ginny Danforth, the Lakeshore Staff has striven to make this year a very successful one. The six issues which went to press included such articles as Meet the Faculty, Fads and Fashions, The Honor Roll, Senior Play. Dramat- ics Class Presentation, Top Ten Sen- iors, Junior Prom, Sports News, and various other items of interest to the S.C5. pupils. The Lakeshore Staff consists of: Editor-in-Chief, Virginia Danforth, As- sociate Editor, Suzanne F osterg Business Manager, Ramona Brainardg Sports Ed- itor, William Burleighg Reporters, Mar- tha Sackett, Mary Oblinger, Sylvia Dreschnack, Marcia Chilson, Marcia Wiggin, Mary Herrmann, Judy Dudmang Advertising, Mary Dawson, Valerie La- Pointeg Typists, Charlotte Aho, Brenda Avery, Susan Weeks, Judy Fisher, Donna Hunt, Features, Martha Benjamin, Mary Conners, Heather Phillips, Emi1yCloth- ierg Sport Reporters, Terry Washburn, Ken Williams, SusanMcIlvaineg Elemen- tary Coordinator, Miss Gladys Hahn, Advisor, Mrs. Pauline Cheche. it XM CONCERT BAND ROW ONE: B. Johnson, L. Smith, C. Reynolds. ROW TWO: Jane Binns, M. Amerman, I. Piekarski, R. Reuttinger, I. Reynolds, H. DeLavan. ROW THREE: Judy Smith, J. Buttolph, F. Lader, G. Hardy, R. Ionta, D. Brown, D. Simmons. A. German, Jane Considine. ROW FOUR: D. Nichols, F.Gregory, J. St. John, K. Fisher, I. Forward, D. Palmer, B. Amerman, F. Smith, Gerald Binns, Mr. Rose, Director, B. Brown, C. Carrol, B. Kiefer, J. Odell, C. Arnold, R. Roberts. S.Ford. MAIORETTES: R.ClosegAbsent,L. Kellogg. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR April 18 Unadilla Band visited Skaneateles May 2 Annual Spring Band Concert May 17 Skaneateles Band visited Unadilla MIXED CHORUS ROW ONE: I. Forward, M. Amerman, E.Arnold, R. Campbell, I. Piekarski, C.Rowe, J. Odell, P. Nic- hols, K. Fisher, K. Brown, J. Smith, S. Thorne, M. Benjamin, E. Jordan, A. Horne, Mr. Klein, Director. ROW TWO: J. Seifert, M. Moe. J. Keebler, H. Delavan, J. Binns, J. Nichols, E. Bex, V. LaPointe, B. VanOrder, J. Smith, E. Kuhl, A. German, M. Arthur, J. Considine, E. Tateishi, M. Bradley, D. Davey. ROW THREE: C. Cuevas, R. Roberts. J. Bouvier, G. Evans, S. Rich, K. Maine, S. Taylor, L. Smith, B. Amerman, W. Delavan, W. Kuhl, C. Cartner, B. Brown, S. Kent, D. Dixon. ROW FOUR: F. Hanlon, R. Maine, A. Simpson, D. McCarthy, D. Brown, C. Aho, I. Gerald Binns, I. Peterson, R. Harris, J. Hyatt, I. Buttolph, T. Lapham, C. Evans. Absent: M. Anderson, F. Schreader, F. Smith, J. Sutton. Accompanists: M. Benjamin, I. Piekarski. Z JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW ONE: H. Atwater, W. Forward, M. Hamilton, J.C1ark, P. Payntar, B. Bendall, C. Corey, L. Rossano J. Gleason, J. Fraser, K. Burns. ROW TWO: J. Piekarski, J. Evans, M. Barron, C. Tewes, J. Clark, R Bertling, J. Spearing, G. Dymock, A. Schwenk, L.Evans, Mr. Klein, Director. ROW THREE: R. Rauscher J. Clothier, T. Wiggins, B. Rich, R. Stillwell, T. Squires, S. Paddleford, S. Corts, J. St. John, C. Wand- pflug. ROW FOUR: K. Conners, N. Rich, J. Rice, D. Drew, S. Donaldson, W. Thorne, E. Allyn, C. Brown E. Montean, D. Bamford, G. Rumbaugh, J. Schwenke. ABSENT: J. Vandiver, L.Sp1ane, N. Shepard. MALE CHORUS ROW ONE: J. Buttolph, G.Evans, R.Roberts J. Hyatt, C. Cuevas, Mr, P. Klein, Director W. Nelson. ROW TwO:R.Maine, A.Simpson D. Brown, D. McCarthy, C. Aho, J. Sutton C. Evans. FAVORITES: Boar's Head Chorus Halls of Ivy If I Loved You The Old Refrain Practice Makes Perfect Mr. Fodi, Mr. Mone give music lesson. SEATED: D.Simmons, D. Larr- abee, S. Sheppard, J. Considine, R. Reuttinger. AK O93 E SO.:- x-' f Q Xxx. Y 1 X 9 I0 l gl Ulu 9 if 5 C X. 0- . ,., E 'I' 'fa A rf, 343, .,, oe 4 9' 4 - Xl? S 400 151' NEW BO U. N. Project: I. Bried, L. Clark. NURSES' ASSISTANTS ROW ONE: R. Pitman, the patient, Mrs Groeling, Mrs. Bachman. ROW TWO: Mrs Nicosia, L. Kellogg, M. Conners, J. Bishop J. Woodford. ROW ONE: C. Famoly, Vice-President, B. Glowacki, President, J. Nocline, Susie Dean, S. Morgan, J. Wolfe, J. Delano, J. Bried, E. Drew, L. Austin, C. Becker, L. Foster. ROW TWO: P. Hollier, Secretary, Mrs. Edson, Advisor, N. Schaffer, K. Harvard, S. Wild, K. Kortright, L. Clark, C. Cartner, C. Alley, S. Brown, H. Avery, M. Bex. ROW THREE: I. Wallin, Treasurer, E. Bex, Re- porterg R. Van Duzer, J. Fraser, I. Swayne, R. Weller, P. Carroll, M. Gere, J. Herrick, J. Anderson, B. Smith, K. Loughrey, A. Maynard, P. Droppa, Sally Dean. ART CLUB C. Phelps, D. Beaulieu, R. Campbell, S Thorne, A. Simpson, T. Reed, K. Bowles Miss Schulrneister, Advisor, S. Spearing, .T Kotlarz, L. Kellogg, A. Horne. ABSENT E. Drew, D. Herrmann, A. Smith. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Wall, R. Grinnell, R. Bailer, R. Cuddeback, D. Hares, J. Sutton, W. Stevens, Mr. Randall, R.Bendall, D. Brokaw, E. Peters, J. Collard, H. Scott, H. Foster, R. Wall. ABSENT: F. Smith. GAINING EXPERIENCE IN FARM MAINTENANCE Welding: R. Bendall, D. Brokaw, W. Stevens. Tractor Maintenance: D. Hares, J. Sutton, R. Cuddeback, Mr. Randall. 4-H President W. Sheldon Vice-President R. A. Wall Secretary R.L. Wall Treasurer l. Manley News Reporter R. Home Advisor Mr. Randall 52 '1'jIm7'J!IItTQ, 1 Z q N ffl Q oo A 'S K S 2 9 5 Cla! up 5 1 ,2 IQZSX1 '-51 fl 1 I7 0 .: 7 President Stevens Vice-President F. Smith Secretary D. Brokaw Treasurer R. Bendall , Sentinel D. Hates News Reporter I. Sutton Advisor Mr. Randall V SITTING: D. Wall, J. Sutton, J. Manley, Mr. Randall, R. A. Wall, W. Sheldon. STANDING: R. Evans, D. Bryant, W. Gillis, D. Benedick, R. Patrick, G. Wiggers, J. Brock, L. Hatch, J. Belknap, R. Higgins, D. Schramn. ABSENT: R. L. Wall. 5 . ---..fJ, fx px Og T5 fl' ZZ 1' S fff? QQ Af I 0 v iff I W1 ff' 4 ff' ' 1 M 1, X , ffgiif I, If. nfl f 'ff' 'V-I I I' , L, 1 V' 5, f lf' -I .fiig NM f' 1 ' 17 ff -2- Lai-l ffw ig' fx 'kr' 15 f' I '1 I -If fl' ff 1. ff 1 f ,f 1, ,f ., ' 9 4, ff L ,L 1 :cf ' 4 2 Qgi'V'w bmi N1 ':1 '? , S? 91 ms W' Q . a?E ,gk Ai Vfis 2 ,isle gcvt Kwan. 9 G! W All ik jf v im-14 'ffl-A VILL Q' i J Q, Q if . M5 3 5521226 ?.'Ev :ji V x M , ' in ,eu nf as 45 ' KW rg' .1?9 5755 ,, 5 Y ff, , if . Q Q , X 'f' ., ' ,iq f 4 5 'W' , ' wk FL 1 Y' . wx. 42822 .,',x, Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles I V GAMES Fayetteville -Manlius Iamesville-Dewitt Liverpool East Syracuse Marcellus Fayetteville -Manlius Jamesville-Dewitt Liverpool East Syracuse Marcellus Fayetteville -Manlius JUNIGR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW ONE: W.Stearns, F.Mar- tin, D. Buff, D. Burleigh, C. Carroll. ROW TWO: E.Evans, J. Ostrander, J. Enterline, D. McCarthy, G. Bellows, .T. Barr, S. Wickham, J. Bertling, B. Harris, Coach Wilson. AB- SENT: C. Morgan, R. Smith. FRESHMAN TEAM ROW ONE: H. Scott, D. Thomas, M. Irvillg. J. Danforth, B Spearing, T. Buff, R. Horne, R. Ray, B. Wall. ROW TWO I. Roberts, B. Lake, F. Eisenberg, B. Hamilton, G. Morgan, B. Cronk, J. Clark, B. Belko, I. Pardee, B. Kersten. GAMES Skaneateles 36 Auburn Skaneateles 30 Auburn Skaneateles 46 Marcellus Skaneateles 66 Marcellus Skaneateles 58 Marcellus Skaneateles 48 F. F. A. Skaneateles 53 Marcellus Game with Marcellus. 21 - J. Peterson 33 - C. Pitman, 31 - P. Hornung, 35 - F Hanlon. 57 BASEBALL PICTURE FIRST: R. Gates, Catcher: J. Hornung, Pitcherg D. Rosser, 2nd Base, W. Sheri- dan, Short Stopg D. Mitchell, Short Stop, S. Wickham, lst Baseg R. Clark, Outiield, SECOND: I. D a n f o r t h, Manager, D. McArthy, lst Base, E. Evans, Pitcherg IQ Bertling, Outfieldg W. Stearns, 3rd Base, W. Roberts, 3rd Base, R. Longway, Outfieldg S. Hartman, Manager. THIRD: Coach O'Neill, B. Ray, Outfield, G. Kuhns, Outfieldg B. Hanlon, Pitcher, D. Trabold, Out- fieldg C. Pitman, lst Base, W. Quirk, Outfieldg F. Hanlon, Pitchergl. Hyatt, 2nd Base. Skaneateles GAMES Fayetteville - Ma nlius 4 Skaneateles Jamesville -DeWitt 4 Skaneateles Marcellus 1 Skaneateles E. Syracuse 1 Skaneateles Baldwinsville 6 Skaneateles Liverpool 21 Skaneateles Solvay 7 Skaneateles N. Syracuse 16 Skaneateles West Genesee 3 TRACK RECORDS - 1957 100 yd. Dash 11. 1 Sec. Peterson 440 Yd. Dash 59. 0 SCC. Harris 880 yd. Dash 2:21 Min. Burleigh High Jump 5'4 Spitzer Broad Jump 18'8. 5 Coleman Discus 118 '4 Lapham Pole Vault 8'6 Wickham Simpson 880 yd. Relay 1:44. 8 Min. Coleman, TRACK PICTURE FIRST: W. Burleigh, P. Payntar, C. Caines, A. S i In p s o n, M. Larrabee. SECOND: Coach Wilson, R. Roberts, R. Harris, C. Carroll, J. Peter- son, W. Rielly. THIRD: D. Buff, R. Coleman, B. Walker, J. Becker, R. Spitzer.58 Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles Skaneateles A. Simpson, R. Spitzer, R,Ray WRESTLING DEMONSTRATING: Coach Wilson, .T.Crosby P. Payntar. ROW ONE: R. Roberts, E Landers, R. Notline, I3. Watts, C. Raymond F. Kempter, F. Smith, D. Simmons, R. Wall, G. VanArsda1e. ROW TWO: R. McKendrick, R. Bailer, D. Corts, J. Sutton, L. Hatch, T. MacHill, R. Powell, S. Hartman, M. Tar- now, W. Koruna, W. Stevens, C. Caines. if ,.. -'--tar if Ut., -xhr-f MATCHES, 1957-8 Skaneateles 23 Skaneateles 19 Skaneateles 13 Skaneateles 11 C. Pitman up G ates catching. RELAY RACE, 1956-7 Season S. Rumbaugh, W. Rielly, A. Simpson, R. Coleman, J. Peterson. 21 18 24 333 '- ,,g.+'ff5 3' V4 5 f BOYS' LEADERS CLUB GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB ROW ONE: C. Watson, ROW TWO: S. Geiser, Doyle, Vice-President: J. Hunt, Treasurer: Miss Roos, Advisor, A. German, M. Arthur, S. Mack, B. Rich, J. Binns, L. Fisher, J. Consi- dine, N. Rich, J. Delano, E. Kuhl, ROW FOUR: J. Keebler, W. Mar- tin, J. Gillett, K. Rich, L. Smith, J. Schwartz, M. Herrmann, J. John- son, S. Weeks, J. Seifert, P. Hughes. Absent: A. Barnes, M. Kehoe, J. Pitman. Demonstrating: T. Buff, Junior President: R. Clark, Senior President. ROW ONE: Coach Wilson, W. Burleigh, C. Caines, P. Payntar, R. Maine, D. Buff, E. Pitman, R. Swayne Coach Hyatt. ROW TWO: R. Gates, Senior Secretary: J. Peterson, Senior Treasurer, R.McKendrick W. Sheridan, B. Lenz, C. Pitman, J. Ostrander, S. Wickham, W. Roberts, J. Theobald. ROW THREE E. Brice, F. Martin, D. Rauscher, W. Stearn, F. Hanlon, R. Wall, A. O'Nei1l, R. Homer, R. Church, G Hardy, J. Larrabee, J. Edson, R. Hahn. ROW FOUR: R. Gregory, R.Raushcer, E.Evans, R. Trabold J. Bertling, M. Irving, J. Clark, Junior Vice-President: G. Sloan, D. Larrabee, B. Longway, D. McCarthy B. Sperling. ROW FIVE: J. McCauley, B. Curley, H. Evans, I.Bried,B.Flannigan,T.Irving, J. Roberts J. Pardee. J. Enterline, B. Walker, B. Lake, F.Eisenburg, Junior Treasurer. Absent: D. Thomas, J Sill, D. Ewing, D. Corts, J. Hyatt, Senior Vice-PresidentgS.Rumbaugh, R. Horne, Junior Secretary Rosser, President: S. Van Order, Secretary: J. Buff, Effinger, J. Weller, J. Piekarski, J. Clark, M. Payntar. Murphy, I. Piekarski, S. Corts, J. Smith, K. Conners Forward, P. Nichols, N. Coleman. ROW THREE: P. GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL STANDING: J. Dudman, Sec- retary, J. Hunt, Miss Roos, Advisor. SITTING: S. Rich, S. VanOrder, Vice-President: C. Carson. Absent: J. Pitman. President, M. Kehoe, Treas- urer. INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS WINNING SOFTBALL TEAM KNEELING: A, Horne, A. German, B, Gra- potte, S. Geiser, H. Russell. STANDING: S. Spearing. J. Keebler, L. Fisher, K.Bow1es, S. Rurnbaugh, M. Lindsley, P. Nichols. ALL -SCHOOL HONOR BAS KE TBALL TE AM M. Dawson, J. Hunt, J. Binns, I. Dudman, K.C1ose, S.Rosser. ALL -SC HOOL HONOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM FROM LEFT FRONT CLOCKWISE: I. Dud- man, I. Binns, I. Considine, S. Rich, I. Weller, M. Kehoe, S. Rosser. GUR LA T WILL A D TESTAME T I, John Hornung, will my nickname to any Junior boy worthy of it. I, Paul Hornung, will my money to all of my creditors because of the Milwaukee Braves. I, John Hyatt, will my knowledge of sports to Don McCarthy. Good luck, boyl I, Phyllis Jones, will my ability to write shorthand to Sue Weeks. I, Sharon Kent, will my ability to keep two boys to Barb Russell. I, Elizabeth Knauth, will an old pocket dictionary to my brother Carl. I, Margaret Keebler, will my geometry seat to anyone who can't do math. I, Frank Lader, will my center position in the football line to Bill Lake. I, Edward Landers, will my car to anyone who wants to start a junk business. I, Valerie LaPointe, will my ability to get into predicaments to Melinda Cronk. I, Ronald Maine, will my cool nickname to any deserving Junior boy. I, Roger Nodine, will my curly hair to Donald Buff. I, Barbara Osborne, will my long weary fight to collect Senior dues to next year's treasurer. I, Harold Palmer, leave. James Peterson will my little red convertible to anyone who likes to change tires Joan Pitman will my ability to say nothing in 500 words to Sally Rosser fwho is now at 2503 Madeline Prine will my seat m Homemaking to anyone interested in it. Susan Rich will my long cheerleading Jumper to someone tall Ronald Roberts will my empty pocketbook to next year s seniors who will need a full one David Rosser will my selection of sports clothes to anyone they will fit. Claudia Rowe will my Job of helping Mrs Bachmaa with anyone who has free study halls Stephen Rumbaugh don t want to leave anything I just want to leave. Frederick Schreader will my seat m typing class to B111 Koruna Jay Schwenk will my road races to John Theobald Sandra Sheppard will my contacts at Paul Smith to Lois Clark Sandra Shores will my ready smile to anyone who is blue. William Smart will my ability to go deer hunting and still be sick to my brother Frederick Smith will my parking space to anyone with a black 37 Chev Clifford Sperhng will my ability in Mecharucal Drawmg to David Shipman. Webb Stevens will my ability of pretending to be working while sleeping to anyone who can do as well. Joseph Sutton will my seat in Ag class to Harry Foster John Thorne will my ability to give a five minute speech in two and 2 minutes in pubhc speaking class to anyone who wants to try Betty Wilcox will my secretarial skill to Jaruce Bishop Elko Tateishi will my language to anyone who wants to learn Japanese William Waffner will my parking space to anyone who neglects to get a parking permit. Kenneth Williams will my motor scooter to anyone wishing to commit suicide Richard Williams will my driving ability to Mr Mayhew LAWYERS af XXX :KV uucusoia ., C2297 19:9 5 'lk' - in 62 J -I -I ! J . 'J . 'J J J J 'J .. '. 'J J J . '- 'J J J -v-.'-Q Nt Q . , . . ',wtts,'N, . . . 0 X 'y ,.,, ,J D , . 7 .I4 rf, p',fa u. - . - , ,fy A - .,- ri . . ' --Af - W. of Y, ,. X- 14 - - . .1. C ,,', -, fl . . ..- . ' -' -.1 ' 1 ' o . .' , ' . iiw H af Q . . - -. . . - .' ' '- if -Y. p' 11 1 1 . ' I .x a': Nf A ' ' ' Q 4-v .01 xx. sa v - . . . ' '. wfc :ar f - J.vf?..'.x fpfxxjh. . ' I fu - ,A . . . kfw.,,txx' . ' I . . . . , . . , , c . C 4 ' . l . Y . I-- - ' I I Q I . ' . . Y I I . N 1 i! D 5 ' ' L U BUSY SENIORS VICWIHQ the Semors at Chow Tlme Betsy prays for a pmk dress I Thorne DEIFIICIPHICS IH radlo program t1c1pants S Foster E Knauth HONOR SENIORS Valedlctouan Sue Foster Salutatouan Betty W11cox Gerald Bums Elizabeth Knauth D C1 S DAY S D rama ass production UN CHU' Dudley Brown Harold Palmer C Rowe .T Bmns C Aho Haruet Delavan David Rosser Deborah D1xon Sandra Shores N0 moments wastgd H Palmer at Boy s State 1957 We the people G Danforth N Edwards E Knauth Elected State Assemblyman ln 1957 Cmzenshxp Conference dunng Semor Play Pracuce mock government. Syracuse Umverslty .T Th0l'HC S Rlch D Beach W Cross 63 eg as X ff' ' a 's . . 'M Qu1z 'Em On the A1r. Other par- : . , . . ll ' I! . . , I p . N N N -4 in . ' . . In . . a . . . ' . . .. . . D . n . I v cl. uoftlstll Anchor Room 0Ve1'1ook1ng The Lake 62 E Genesee Street Skaneateles New York Telephone 774 I Best W1SheS to ofa The Class XX 5 2' I of '58 TH LAKESHORE VAN DUZER APPLIANCE CO Stoves 6 Refrlgerators Frlgidalre Sales Backed Wlth Factory Service Depts 23 North Street Phone 2 3422 Our Own Servlce Dept Auburn THE WOLCOTT SHOP QM unlfiluniiiiibxe! F1ne Books Telephone 244 Compllments of THE BRIDGE MARKET MWQTN TALBOT' Skaneateles New York K H eeds for all the Famllyn iliiui SKANEATELES LOCKERS INC Your Frozen Food Center Skaneateles Phone 541 f 'W X ' ? 64 -06' f ' I . U . cgi 9 E 'J' I S - ,, 1 I . 0 N O I f Qiei a i? gg' I iyx JoRDAN I 3, ' O55 T I ' Xxxx f I A TIITNNN' ' :'l R , E fl H . :- 1 ,QD ji Ri: ff' 63149 had DOUGLAS A CHECCO Watchmaker - Jeweler Elgln Watches Keepsake Dlamonds 10 Jordan Street Skaneateles, New York Batterles Texaco Tlres Gas and O11 Washlng Lubrlcatlon BOB YOUNG'S Service Statlon G Garage West Genesee Street Road Phone 878 Auto Repalrlng Quarter M11e West of H.R. WAIT COMPANY NC Home, Club and Instltutlon Furn1sh1ngs Auburn New York Paper and Palnt all the Rooms ln Your House with Supplles from TAYLOR'S WALLPAPER 8 PAINT CO 10 14 Jordan Street Nearly Everybody Reads The PENNYSAVER Skaneateles Offlce Bldg Best Wlshes from THE GREGORY AGENCY A11 Forms of Insurance Establlshed S1nce 1855 Over a Century of Servlce John H Gregory '17 G W1111am Gregory '51 ini' Com llments to Class of 1958 SEARLES G SHULTZ Class of 1916 1 w 7 Skaneateles I H ' H 65 Home Offlce Skaneateles New York Phone 661 AS WIKSTROM INC CCDNSTRUCTICN New York 0fflCe 33 Rector Street Whltehall 41489 o Q Q o I I I 66 Compllments of HUNTER'S RED G WHITE STORE SKANEATELES F' HOME BAKERY D 8 4-q,.11g.9. E 19 Jordan 'Q? ' if! sooo Phone 656 R SpeC13l Orders Owasgo New York 'NEILL FUNERAL HOME R C A Wh1r1pOO1 Appllances Bernle J O'Ne1ll M AND M FARM STORE Charles W O'Ne1ll Route 20 5l Jordan Street Skaneateles New York Phone 292 Internatlonal Farm Machlnery l... KA EATELE ANDICRAFTERS INC To The Skaneateles Central School Class of 1958 Heartiest Congratulations and Sincerest Best Wishes Skaneateles, New York 67 In . Q I:.'N I O . . . ' ' 3 I I I Q o MANDANA INN Compllments Of MARY AND MIKE Mandana New York Compllments of THE STOTT DINER NATIONAL BANK l8 W Genesee Street AND Skaneateles New York TRUST COMPANY For The Flnest ln Quallty Footwear OF SKANEATELES and Accessorles From Cradle to College BENNETT AND TRACY Shoe and Luggage Shop Skaneateles New York 82 84 Genesee St Auburn New York One of the Best Weekly Newspapers ln New York State THE SKANEATELES PRESS Establlshed 1839 Circulatlon October l l957 0U1Y S3 50 1,876 Sworn Statement Per Year 1 k 68 'V S I sk ' : C Z 0 1 - sl in - '- .XL i I ll ll i' 1 , . For the Best in Men's f Clothing 56221 iff Shop At x 6 ' 47 MARSHALL S Y-'fb CLOTHING SHOP Auburn New York New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 JOHN J. KEEBLER Skaneateles Contractors G Bullders 'isis Palnt SKANEATELES Rjggjgfjf I X? S Insulatloi SUPPLY CO INC Hardware Mason Supplles Sash 6 Doors Skaneateles, New York 61 Fennell Street Phone 546 our One Stop Bulldlng Service P AND C FOOD MARKET Fennell Street at gs 9' -iff' Hn' -af? 4 ,..-f Q Skaneateles eff 13k'g5g 0'b' ,v 3k New York 3555, t Congratulatlons Class of '58 KALETS Central New York s Flnest Shop for Women l 7 State Street Auburn, New York SKANEATELES DRY CLEANERS Free P1ck up 8 Delivery ll Jordan St Tel 653 XX . . N2 as D 'x CW' ' ' ., . . HY ' ' H fflf' - '?'L'J5 ' K gif. xg t -,L 'T ' I ' , to I 69 r..... Compllments of 'N' TRUDY FLAVORLAND Genesee St Skaneateles New York For Fancy Quallty Foods Try HARSE'S MARKET S S Pierce 6 Whlte Rose Cholcest of Sea Garden and Ocean Skaneateles New York iff gf Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes f to the Class of 1958 from ET TAYLOR CO INC Heatlng and Plumblng Supplles Gas and O11 Burners Automatlc Coal FRASER HUNT CORP 15 Jordan Street Skaneateles New York Phone Skaneateles 466 Heatlng and Electrlcal Servlce Electrlc Home Appllances Compllments of BOBBETT IM LEMENT G TRACTOR COMPANY Fennell Street Skaneateles New York Phone 34 A11 Popular makes of muslcal lnstruments AUBURN MUSIC STORE 7 ll Genesee Street Auburn New York W C CROSMAN G SON Jewelers S1nce 1873 Glfts for all Occaslons Sllver Chlna Crystal 92 Genesee Street Auburn New York 70 A li TED 'S ' 3 T 4'1 . . ., . 11lv'iii.7 li P DAVEY'S DRUG STORE Best Wlshes Phone 52 from 20 E Genesee Street SILHOUETTE 6 Q, on-Ur BEAUTY SALON Skaneateles oRUa'Qi l Z X ',fs Ill ,ff VW fmn.ifY'm Phogrphs Thelrlrt Y Y VARDEN Srunlos INC You o soo oa E YEARBOOK VISIO 28 South Umon Street Rochester 7 New York COM LIMENTS OF PINE GROVE DAIRY Producers and D1str1butors Guernsey Milk 71 L CP 9 X x I it I , lk, . ---. ' S: 4 .. --:D--5' Alf' ,I Z y U on 'V',f47 it 3 4 ' i W: E - .Q s f' S ' eff' f W I ff i L if I f I ! 41, . 1 '11, - r X-7' 7 ' f 1 : 1 0 4 if S mr -' . 'if ' ' ' 2 f ! ' : x, l .L E ',' ' S S r -S ' L. V vu -. f- -.er -r ..Q to a . . . ea of our earbook . . . priceless school memories live in oto a ar en. R FFICIAL YEAR K PHOT RAPH RS D I N I of MACK S RED AND WHITE SUPER MARKET 18 Jordan St REDS WHITE FOOD STORES ' our Comp e e opplng Center COmP1lm6UtS Sportlng Goods Glfts 8 Noveltles L1ve Balt etc G M S 1 West Genesee Street WILLIAM J SIMS Skaneateles New York Phone 86 WELCH ALLYN INC 72 9 IY 1 t ' ll THE SPORTS CENTER of ' ' , , M . . ' a Q 0 THE T W HQUSE 195 uf Charcoal Brolled Steaks G Chops Cocktalls 6 Jordan Street Skaneateles New York Compllments Compllments of LYNCH'S NEWS STAND 3 East Genesee Street SKANEATELES APPLIANCE COMPANY Skaneateles New York Fennell Street HAHN'S PHARMACY I... Greetlngs TH SKANEATELES SAVINGS BANK A Cornerstone of the Communlty and The Home of Your Local S3V1UgS M mber F D I C Telephone Skaneateles 18 74 from E e . Compllments of Congratulatlons DEACONESS HOSPITAL Class of '58 SCHOOL OF NURSING MOTTVILLE FOOD STORE 563 Rlley Street Johnnle and Anna Buffalo 8 New York SU 4400 COmp11mERtS of IVAN J STEWART AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE O East Genesee Street Skaneateles New York Phone 667 Congratulatlons Class of 1958 TRABOLD S SKANEATELES 4, FARM PRODUCTS CORPORATION RUSSELL 0 40 -S013 Skaneateles Jct New York Garage Compllments of Compllments of SMART BARBER SHOP CLOSE'S LAWNMOWER SERVICE Jordan Street W Genesee Street Skaneateles, New York Skaneateles, New York 5 ll ' II ' 9 Compliments of ,A G aq1IIII,,a 'V -- 7 Congratulatlons Class of l958 It SKANEATELES BOWLING CENTER INC nazi 38 Jordan Street Skaneateles New York Compliments of Vou Oldsmoblle Dealer TRUSWELL MARINE GLENSIDE GARAGE West Lake Road at Mandana Johnson Outboard Motors Skaneateles, New York RUSSELL Ladles' Wearing Apparel Skaneateles, New York 76 0 Aung Z3 1' , . Mobdheoi . N ine 3 , ll Y, - II 9 DANDO HARDWARE CO BPS Paint 25 Jordan Street LOF Wlndow Glass Phone 331 77 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WATERBURY FELT C0 Manufacturers of Paper Makers' Fel tings and Woolen Bed Blankets Skaneateles Falls New York Life Accident FREDRICK H BROWN G Sickness and Insurance Repair All Paul C Fritsch Representative Electrical Appliances METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Good Service Builds Good Will GRANDY MOTORS INC 77 W Genesee Street Skaneateles 78 O Electrical Contractor Hospitalization iii . . C1 ' H - 1 v ll , o HERE AND THERE WITH THE SENIORS U... TV3.1I11'1g for the Dlrector Senlor Play Rehearsal Memol-les C Brown ln front of the rums of the school burldrng 1959 The Overhaul J Bertllng R Gates atJ Danforth arm B Thorne s Xmas Party 1956 Osborne Mrghty oaks from 11tt1e acorns grow 1957 Student Councrl Pres1dentJ Peterson ,wr Frosh Banquet 1955 Summefflme FACING FRONT J Hyatt D Beach J The Spooks Came to Holly sS1umber 1 3355' W1-ng Bums W Smart W Qlllrk Party Halloween 1955 I Puman N Edwards .T Dudman D Drxon B Osborne K Close KNEELIING .T Berthng .Tenny 79 ,I as E Q r 'V W r, 2 T ' H ' ll , - as ' ' f it . ' - - - G. , - . . ' 0 U . T M , 1 if Q A ,,,,,, uhfmw . , ' : . , . , . ' , 1 , o - n ' 0 ' T n Cgtlt dS :wh C th S Cl f 1958 Skaneateles New York 80 my wade? gm 'sawn ISN'T LIFE GRAND! Sweeth arts ofS1gma Phr Iane Brnns Hazel Cross 214 benror Junlor Homeroom Mrs Cheche and Mr Hutt teacher fwxiw Herght of Ambltlon Sleepy mme BOYS V LaPo1ntes Slumber Party 1957 Robert Greek Wxllram Roberts H Delevan S Kent M Dawson I Bertlrng K Walter Z Hay Day! V LaPo1nte s Slumber Party 1957 I Kxnsella M I-Iourthan I B1shop L Frsher H Cross M Keebler PROINE .T Osborne K Close Coonskrn Capers I Hardy F Kemter .T Danforth M: C I-Iufford follow the latest teenage fashrons Claustrophobra rn 216' 81 Y x . - ' ' .. , . . . , . W V ' ' !fz. f ,am-.,, , , Www re, Q, l X U D , 1 I I o , Q , o , n I , a u '2 -1-. A , VYWWZ? , P ge A , Q' Q ' Q, 7 , 1,57 a Q . ' e b M 4 ,V W , x , 'A' ' 'iii B 1 fx 9' 2 -1 , 'N-WN -rf' M' ' W u - D , ' I I p I n W 1' 'f 'vf, o I , u ' , o l , . . I I n 1 0 n o . ' : . , . . DELAVANS NC DEL CORR CORRUGATED BOXES Compllments of DELAVANS INC Manufacturers of Shlpplng Contalners For Over Flfty Years Mllton Ave and Hlnsdale Rd Syracuse 1 New York P. O. Box 1 38 Phone: HOward 8 2565 82 Q Q 1 Compllments of KENNEDY CHEVROLET Compllments ore t an a as a servlce To the Class of 1958 M h G MOBIL FLAME Socony Mobll GENESEE Installed and NNN'- ' SUCOIY-VACUUN Servlced b E L Pltman Surge Da1ry Farm Equlpment SkaneatiliS,6gSW York Skaneateles New York e Phone 1443 Y Don Amerman ONONDAGA READY MIX INC 429 Spencer Street Syracuse 4 New York Quallty Concrete For All Types of Construction 83 Mqbil Bottled Gas - , O B H LAPHAM AND CO 933 University Bldg Syracuse 2 New York MASTER' S TUCKER GREENHOUSE HARDWARE Flowers A k by Wire A W Genesee Genesee Street Street Skaneateles Skaneateles New York SPN A1 O THE RCDT RY CLUB Skaneateles, New York The Four Way Test l ls it the Truth? 2 Is it Fair to all Concerned? 3. Will it Build Goodwill and Better Friendship? 4. Will it be Beneficial to all Concerned? 84 :Q yy Q ff 1-7 . l..',.f. 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