Alfred Almond High School - Alcen Yearbook (Almond, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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He has advised and instructed us whenever he was needed. For the tremendous amount of inspiration he has given us, we the class of 1959, dedicate this Alcen to 4 Leonard Van Keuren ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION—First Row: Mrs. R. Turner, Dr. W. Russell, President; Mrs. G. Potter. Second Row: W. H. Reid, Clerk, R. Braack, H. Wightman. ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL KENNETH CLICQUENNOI A.B., M.E., University of Rochester 6 MISS VIRGINIA WHEELER Secretary to the Principal MRS. MARILYN LOCKWOOD Office Assistant MRS. KATHLEEN NORTON Dental Hygienist Eastman Dispensary A. PRENTICE STILLMAN Co-ordinator of Student Activities B. S., M.Ed., Alfred University MRS. JEAN SCHLICK Secretary to Guidance Counselor DR. ELLEN SUTTON School Physician B.S., Alfred Women’s Medical College of Penn. WILLIAM D. CHURCHILL A.B., Colgate University M.Ed., Alfred University MRS. THELMA POST Nurse and Attendance Officer R.N., West Suburban Hospital, Oak Park, 111. MRS. MARY BRUDICK Kindergarten B.A., McMaster University M.A., Alfred University MRS. MILDRED BUTLER Fifth Grade B.A., Alfred University MRS. FRANCES COLEMAN Third Grade Geneseo State Teachers MRS. HARRIET DEVERELL Jr. H. S. Citizenship B.S. Ed., Stroudsburg State Teachers M. Ed., Alfred University MRS. HELEN CALLAHAN Fourth Grade Geneseo State Teachers MRS. DORTHY CRUSEN Homemaking B.S., Cornell University MRS. ETHEL DEXTER Second Grade Geneseo MISS SARA CASSIDY Jr. H. S. Math A.B., Nazareth College M.S., Buffalo State Teachers S. KENNETH DAVIS Sixth Grade A.B., Salem College MRS. MERIANNE DICKENS Kindergarten B.S., Buffalo State Teachers MRS. SARAH ELLS Fourth Grade State Diploma—Geneseo HAROLD HACKETT Sr. H. S. Math B.S. Mansfield State Teachers Agriculture B.S. Cornell Univ. M.S. Alfred Univ. DONALD GERACE Jr. H. S. Science and Ind. Arts B.S. Buffalo State Teachers MRS. LUCILE HILDERBRAND Sixth Grade Oneonta State Teachers MRS. EILEEN McALEE Sixth Grade B.S. Lock Haven State Teachers MRS. JEAN GERACE Second Grade B.S. Buffalo State Teachers ROBERT JONES Driver Training B.S. Buffalo State Teachers MRS. WINIFRED MENSINGER Jr. H. S. Citizenship Fredonia State Teachers 9 EARNEST W. MOORE Physical Education B.S., M.S., Ithaca College MRS. DORIS PAINE Remedial Buffalo State Teachers MRS. HELENE PHELAN Jr.-Sr. High English A.B., Women’s College University of North Carolina MISS JANICE MORAN Grade Music B.S., Fredonia State Teachers MISS FLORENCE MULLEN First Grade Training Course—Geneseo MRS. SARAH PARK Third Grade Geneseo State Teachers MR. LINN PHELAN Art B.F.A., Ohio State University M.S., Alfred University MR. PAUL F. POWERS Physical Education B.S., Springfield College M.Ed., Alfred University MRS. JOSEPHINE RAWE Kindergarten B.S., Buffalo State Teachers MISS MARY REILLY Fifth Grade B.E., Geneseo State Teachers ALAN G. SCHMIDT H.S. Music B.S., Fredonia State Teachers M.M., Syracuse University A. PRENTICE STILLMAN Sr. H.S. Industrial Arts B. S., M.Ed., Alfred University MISS PAULINE SANFORD Second Grade B.S., Buffalo State Teachers MRS. AUGUSTA SEAMAN First Grade Training Class—Potsdam MRS. ELIZABETH STILLMAN Library B.S., Alfred University MRS. NANCY SAXTON Fifth Grade B.S., Geneseo State Teachers MISS PAT SHINER Physical Education B.S., Ithaca MRS. RUTH SEAMAN Commercial B.S., Keuka College MRS. DOROTHY STOCKWEATHER First Grade Geneseo State Teachers MRS. MARY THACHER Jr. H. S. English A.B.. Albany State Teachers MRS. JUNE VAN HALL Sr. H. S. English A.B., Syracuse University ROBERT P. TORREY Sr. H. S. Citizenship A.B., Houghton College M. Ed., Alfred University MRS. GLORIA TURK Fourth Grade B.A., Brooklyn College MISS HELEN THOMAS Languages B.A., Alfred University M.A., Middlebury College 12 LEONARD A. VAN KEUREN Sr. H. S. Science B.S., Mansfield State MRS. HELEN WIRT Third Grade Geneseo State Teachers CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Studley, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Sick, Miss Lilly. Second Row: Mr. Stebbins, Mrs. Zir- kelbach, Mrs. Rossman, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Biehl, Mrs. Smith. CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS First Row: Clint Hamlin, Bill VanOrman. Second Row: Don Pierce, A1 Lorrow, Sam Moses, Herrington Stebbins, Ray Studley, Arling Perry, Bill Palmer, Albert Rogers. JANITORS First Row: Don Pierce, Clint Hamlin, Mrs. Whitaker. Second Row: Arling Perry, Her- rington Stebbins, Lindon White, Bill Van- Orman, A1 Lorrow. We, the Class of 9S9, uish -ro EXPRESS OUft DEEP APPflEC(AT OA TO OVE PARENTS RHD THE TEACHERS WHO HAVE So flE WE« OUSLV DONATED THEIR TIME AMD iQSS STHVtE To uS, Daft. Achieve meMTs would not have q eek possusce without THElE bUiOANCE. 14 CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Leonard VanKeuren SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Patty Wheaton, Arthur Guild, Theresa Coleman, Carol Meeks. 16 BONNIE ALLEN “Bonnie”—cheerleader for 4 years —usually found with Lois—worked hard in F.H.A.—active in girls’ sports—Circulation Editor of the Alcen—once had a blond streak— can be found driving around with a carload of kids—“busy.” WALTER COOK “Herbie” — President of F.F.A. — President of the class in sophomore year—star soccer player—always found with a certain girl—big game hunter—took Bachelor Train- ing but don’t let that fool you— has natural curls—“easy going.” LOIS BIEHL “Lois”—Bonnie’s other half—en- joyed cheerleading—often found in Hornell—member of F.H.A.—Alcen assistant—one of our Almond girls —oh, those headaches in Business Management!—“active.” THERESA COLEMAN “Terry”—Secretary of Senior High Association and National Honor Society—Vice-President of F.H.A. —a real active girl—always smil- ing—often seen with Jane and Sandra—the only member of our class from Carr Valley—loves to square dance—“ambitious.” CLASS OF 1959 MARJORIE BIRD “Birdie”—stuck with the sopho- mores in Homemaking—4 years of cheerleading—National Honor So- ciety member—head twirler—Stu- dent Council Treasurer in sopho- more year (what a job!)—always found in a blue Chevy (wonder whose?)—never lonesome— “sweet.” 17 CLASS OF 1959 DONNA CORNELL “Donna” — an F.H.A. member — likes to rollerskate at the Wells- ville rink—pals around with Rose — participates in girls’ sports — shortest girl in the class—“petite.” LARRY DAVIS “Larry”—little man of the class— ex-wrestling fanatic—played center on soccer team—takes a long day off for hunting—planning for an army career—a real lover—one of Lindy’s helpers—“prankster.” RICHARD DICKENS “Ricky”—star runner and wrestler — Sports Editor of the Alcen — brain in physics??—wish we knew the low down on that black eye— always scheming with Larry — drives the family car — one of Hackett’s Husky Hustlers—“sheik.” KEITH CORNELIUS “Keith”—ex-cross country star—oh! those wild parties—drives a Ford — thrives on night life — woman hater ? ? — hard working grease monkey—likes to sleep in class— never found at home—serenades with his guitar—“Casanova.” VIVIAN DICKINSON “Viv”—one of the short seniors— old pro at cheerleading—class sec- retary in ’57—active in girls’ sports National Honor Society member— great jitterbugger—appears to be quiet, but appearances are deceiv- ing!!—“short and sweet.” 18 CAROL GARDEN “Carol”—came to A-A in '57 from California—a welcome addition— we really hated to see her leave in November of our senior year—was a member of Science Club—was wild about physics?—very quiet (sometimes)—“sweet.” SANDRA HARWOOD “Sandy”—a Future Homemaker— often seen at square dances with an escort from Canisteo—active in girls’ sports—one of those Penn- sylvania hill gals—“liked.” RICHARD GOODWIN “Cleo” — took Bachelor Training but you know Jean—one of our soccer stars—went to Boy's State —class president last year—always working on cars—an expert at it— Photography Editor of the Year- book—one of the lucky guys who rates curls—“hard worker.” 4 ARTHUR GUILD “Art” — President of the Senior class — drives yellow and black Mercury — soccer and basketball star — loves parties — one of our Almond boys—likes to play pool— always sported a brusheut — a woman’s man! — well-liked — “smooth.” CLASS OF 1959 ANN GREGORY “Ann”—spends all her time in the Union—one of our brighter stu- dents— class Treasurer in junior year — distinguished by her red hair — likes American Observer tests — suffered through Latin — “serious.” 19 CLASS OF 1959 LaVERNE MARVIN “Ty” — Alfred-Almond’s greatest manager—manages three sports— good cook in Bachelor Training— hard worker at the fair—came to us from Painted Post—“dependable.” SANDRA LEMEN “Sandy”—great clarinet player— loved trig—member of National Honor Society — also president of F.T.A.—Advertising Editor of the Alcen—always seen with Terry and Jane—will make a great teacher— loves Chevies (wonder why?)— “friendly.” DOROTHY LEBOHNER “Dot”—can’t wait to get to college —one of the Alfred girls—often seen at the movies in Alfred—can usually be found with Ann—sang in the chorus for a while—likes parties — what about those late hours?—“on the go.” CAROL MEEKS “Carol”—hails from Pennsylvania Hill—has interests in Big Creek— President of F.H.A. — active in girls’ sports—a hard working Alcen assistant — one of our licensed drivers—“calm.” DONALD McCREA “Mac”—great Yankee fan-hopes to manage them someday — star basketball player in gym class— used to rod around on a motorcycle —always wears a white shirt— Scotchman who is a great bagpipe player—used to wrestle—“sharp.” 20 WARD NEELEY “Ward” — basketball star — runs around in a green Dodge—hard working man at the University—a real hermit—future Bachelor—took a course to prepare for it—“easy going.” KEITH ROGERS “Truck”—minister’s son, angelic?? —drives his red truck like a blind fireman — star in four sports — a real lady’s man, knocks ’em dead— member of Rifle Club—big eater— even in our cafeteria—“sharp.” WILLIAM NEVINS “Bill”—loves Math 11??—a mem- ber of F.T.A.—brain in history— has varied interests in Hornell— has a great sense of humor—be- longs to Science Club—enjoys eat- ing but oh! those cafeteria lunches —“happy.” ARTHUR ROBERTS “Art”—member of F.T.A.—always found chasing another girl which puts him in prime condition for cross country — one of Hacket’s Hustlers — a real rod in driver training—top salesman in maga- zine sale—“joker.” CLASS OF 1959 JANE REYNOLDS “Janie”—lives in Almond but often seen in Hornell—one of our Future Homemakers—likes to jitterbug— tries hard to get hold of the family car—noted for her pizza parties— goes for modern art—“dreamer.” 21 ELIZABETH SAMUELSON “Betsey” — President of Science Club—likes college men—one of those who gets along in physics— worked hard at the fair—very photogenic—likes French so much she studied it for three years (oh yea?)—“serene.” JEAN SMITH “Jeanie”—dynamite in gym class —oh, that smile!—Vice-President of our class last year—industrious member of F.H.A. — likes brown eyes—a certain pair—future house- wife—already has her hope chest— “energetic.” ROSE MARIE SHERIDAN “Rose”—has interests in Hornell (yon traitor) not really—migrated to Hornell but couldn’t stay away —majored in Homemaking, plans for the future—“swell.” CLASS OF 1959 SHARON SMITH “Sis”—Bethesda Hospital Queen in senior year—migrated from Al- mond to Alfred Station but still has interests in Hornell—sang in Senior Chorus—the other third of Lois and Bonnie—“cooperative.” CHRISTINE SITTLER “Chris”—came to us from Germany in our senior year—a star ping- pong player—has beautiful blonde ringlets — won the Gage Merit Scholarship Award in our school— lives in Alfred and is usually with Luan and Betsey—“industrious.” LUAN SUTTON “Luigi”—hard working Editor of the Alcen—Vice-President of Na- tional Honor Society — active in girls’ sports — has the craziest laugh—don’t dare her to do any- thing—one of those physics stu- dents? ?—one of the natural blonds in our grade—“dependable.” 22 CHARLES THACHER “Charlie” — President of Senior High Association — President of National Honor Society—3 letter man—Literary Editor of Alcen— delegate to Boys’ State—ex-most bashful boy of the senior class— now the biggest wolf—when you want him look in the nearest group of girls — mathematical genius — “charmer.” ROGER WASHBURN “Rog” — resides in Almond — has more brothers than he can keep track of—Art Editor of the Alcen —always drawing in school—quite a jitterbugger—one of Mr. Phelan’s star pupils—“artist.” KENNETH VAN DUSER “Ken”—ran cross country—comes from Almond—usually found at Al’s—a great hunter who takes advantage of the day off during the season—“quiet.” CLASS OF 1959 LARRY WIGENT “Whitey”— hails from Phillips Creek — gets nick-name from his hair — has interest in Belmont — really sharp dresser—Ricky’s other half—he-man of the class—used to play soccer—great hunter— “rugged.” PATRICIA WHEATON “Pat”—Secretary of F.H. A.—Treas- urer of Senior High Association— had headaches over the school store —handled the money of the senior class—lives at Alfred Station—love that auburn hair!—“friendly.” CHARLES SMITH “Charlie”—left A-A in senior year to attend Phillips Academy in And- over, Massachusetts—while at A-A played soccer and tennis—has in- terests in Rochester — oh! those weekends—“studious.” 23 CLASS HISTORY It seems ages have gone by since we first entered the kindergarten at A-A. Remember the naps we had to take? When we were in fifth grade we had a picnic at Mrs. Payne’s house on field day. Then in sixth grade Mr. and Mrs. Deverell accompanied her class on a trip to Palmer’s Pond. Mrs. Mensinger’s class went to her house and had a picnic. When we reached Junior High it seemed wonderful to change classes although some of us were lost at first. In eighth grade we elected Luan Pres- ident of the Junior High Student Council. As freshmen we liked to consider ourselves rulers of the Junior High. We put on three one-act plays which were very successful. We were very proud of our members who par- ticipated in sports, cheerleading, chorus and band. We had a great time decorating for the Junior Prom. When we entered the school as sophomores we were thrilled to finally reach High School. It seemed wonderful to get numbers on our report cards. We could now attend the Senior Ball and we enjoyed it very much. At the beginning of our Junior year we received our class rings which we had ordered as sophomores. It seemed that many of us were eyeing the future a great deal more as juniors. We were very proud of Marjie and Luan who were elected to the National Honor Society. The campaign for Student Council President was very noisy, and the school was covered with signs. On Moving-up day Charles was elected President. Later in the year four more of our class members were admitted to the National Honor Society. They were: Sandra, Marjie, Theresa, and Charles. The Fair booth in the summer was very suc- cessful as we made $850. Terry and Charles were co-chairmen. Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Thacher and Mrs. Dickens worked very hard as adult chairmen. Well, we were finally seniors. Homework seemed optional to us. It seemed strange get- ting measured for caps and gowns and plan- ning the Senior trip. We gloated after we defeated the juniors in the Magazine sale. We counted the assignments left in History. Our Senior play was successful. The time flew all too quickly. It seemed strange that we were leaving the place where we had spent thirteen years of our lives. No matter what career we launch, we will remember the good times we had at A.A.C.S. Our years at A.A.C.S. have been most happy ones. It is sad leaving, but we hope what we have learned will be the key to success in the future. 1959 24 UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OF 1960 First Row: E. Phillips, B. Sherman, Mr. Torrey, S. Griffin, S. Kelleher. Second Row; S. Brown, D. Brutsman, D. Sheridan, W. Chandler, D. Denning, S. West, A. Stevens. Third Row: L. Newman, S. Perry, M. Sick, B. Gutherie, M. Zirkelbach, T. Marshall, S. Minnick. Fourth Row: J. Payne, D. McMahon, M. Turner, E. Brooks, R. Tucker, G. Olin, N. Clicquennoi, S. Wilhelm. Fifth Row: G. McCarthy, V. Saltzer, L. Whitney, D. Dobson, R. Crandall, F. Rawe, H. McCrea, M. Rice, F. Aldrich. Sixth Row: J. Habern, D. Davis, K. Cartwright, G. Ormsby, D. Jefferds, J. Marvel, G. Harding. Seventh Row: J. Burdick, C. Leathersich, C. Wilson, K. Hurd, J. Palmer, D. Hurne, M. McMahon, P. Harris, P. Wasson. Absent: C. Parker, C. Perkins, J. Bordeaux, V. Nye, K. Patton, C. Vanderhoef. This year for the first time the Junior class aided the Seniors in the magazine sale. We or- dered a new style class ring this year and are very proud of them. We are especially proud of three of our class members inducted into the National Honor Society. Many classmates were outstanding in sports and other activities. S. Perry, M. Rice, J. Habern, J. Palmer 26 First Row: B. Coleman, P. Stevens, L. Ellington, Mrs. Van Hall, J. Langer, H. McMahon, M. Clair. Second Row: G. Smith, R. Doty, S. Metzger, B. Jacox, M. Thacher, L. Nisbet, D. Peake. Third Row: S. Wheaton, B. Sniffin, C. Nye, P. Emerson, J. Sniffin, J. Neeley, L. Harwood, G. Miller, E. Chandler. Fourth Row: L. Davis, P. Davis, F. Pierce, R. Guild, M. Parish, R. Baker, A. Dickens, J. Pearcy, K. Biehl, S. Francisco. Fifth Row: L. Spaine, M. Stevens, J. Seeley, A. Phelan, C. Smith, A. Ormsby, G. Cott, N. George, D. Rich- mond. Sixth Row: G. Rechichi, D. French, G. Baker, E. Gertz, D. Goodwin, R. Lorow, S. Patrick, A. Pierce, G. Macintosh, R. Clancy. Seventh Row: D. Washburn, L. Towsley, N. Stopper, P. Watson, J. Studley, B. Frechette, G. Jefferds, S. Conder- man, J. Baker, M. Greene, J. VanHall. Absent: W. Sittler. First Row: M. Thacher, P. Davis. Second Row: J. Baker, J. Seeley We were proud to finally reach high school. Some of our members participated on various athletic teams and many were members of or- ganizations such as the Student Association and the Athletic Council. It was a very eventful year for the class of 1961. 27 First Row: S. Lippert, S. Sherman, L. Brownell, R. Richmond, S. Tucker, C. Dobson, N. Post, C. Davis, S. Bouck, Mr. Gerace. Second Row: J. Wells, D. Guild, J. Champlin, M. Vanderhoef, J. Ogden, P. Miller, G. Heller, D. Snyder, A. Sittler, M. Hume, A. Whitney, J. Burdett. Third Row: A. Barron, M. Crandall, V. Thomas, H. Rawe, R. Mullikin, A. Hunt, J. Studley, K. Meeks, G. Marvel, C. Cornell, S. Butts, J. Lewis, S. Russell, M. Minnick, K. Clicquennoi, B. Champlin. Fourth Row: G. Kelleher, T. Harwood, D. Champlin, G. Griffin, W. Snyder, J. Lewis, T. Randall, S. Rice, E. Ormsby, J. Bey, P. Emerson, E. Briggs, A. Simpson, R. Washburn, R. Lorrow, M. Auer, J. Smith. Absent: G. Perry, G. Chittenden, C. Hadsell, R. Shutt, J. Saltzer, C. Halbern, B. Makeley. CLASS OF 1962 The class of 1962 presented a one-act play, “The Devil and Daniel Webster” on December 13. The play was a tremen- dous success. Many of the class members were ac- tive in various school organizations. The class was especially proud of the mem- bers who appeared on the honor roll. The final project of the year was the Junior Prom held in the spring. B. Champlin, Vice-President; J. Ogden, Presi dent; C. Davis, Secretary-Treasurer. 28 EIGHTH GRADE First Row: C. Cameron, P. Dungan, B. Clancy, A. Brown, Miss Cassidy, M. McMahon, C. Barron, M. Davis, C. Cornelius. Second Row: D. House, B. Seaman, S. Butler, A. Hardy, R. Webster, S. Montgomery, J. Evans, M. Leach, C. Richmond, M. Zweibel, L. Webster. Third Row: T. Crooks, C. Peake, M. Stewart, W. Smith, A. Denning, W. Wyant, C. Ryan, E. Ellington, D. Cook, J. Burdick, R. McIntosh, S. Post, J. Jefferds, T. Lippincott. Fourth Row: S. Scholes, S. Hurd, D. Ormsby, R. Marvin, P. Nisbet, M. Sibley, T. Goodwin, D. Frechette, L. Wilhelm, T. Coleman, M. Marshall, L. Knudson, P. Brown, B. Cornell, B. Patrick, D. Neeley, B. Collmer. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: W. Langer, M. Potter, K. Kernan, P. Guild, W. Bouck, D. Kemp, L. Kellogg, D. Davis. Second Row: B. Rossman, M. Stevens, N. Denning, C. Butts, E. Brown, Mrs. Mensinger, D. Burrow, K. Gorton, L. Graham, M. Sherman, R. Patton, P. Cornell. Third Row: J. Carpenter, L. Washburn, L. Wheaton, S. Smith, J. Doty, J. Kelleher, M. Rawady, A. Mason, F. Garden, E. McMichael, D. Brutsman, P. Richmond. Fourth Row: P. Plail, S. Thomas, J. Bracken, D. Harris, M. Parish, D. Towsley, C. Makeley, G. Cornell, J. Hume, M. Harwood, E. Cleveland, A. Miller, A. Ormsby, N. Palmer, J. Doty. Fifth Row: S. Bey, L. Perry, R. Turner, F. Gertz, T. Bordeaux, C. Yunevich, L. Zeliff, H. Pearcy, C. Nye, L. Roberts, L. Rhodes, C. Marshall, L. Pierce. Sixth Row: C. Rogers, C. McMichael, J. Nye, G. Washburn, F. Flurschutz, R. Cornell, B. Loper, H. Bernstein, S. Dibble, J. Leathersich, L. Vanderhoef, D. Rossman, J. Stearns. Absent: L. Roberts, P. Clancy. SIXTH GRADE First Row: J. Emo, L. Mullen, A. Young, G. Chittenden, J. Crandall, J. Sharrett, J. Bor- deaux, L. Walters, S. Kelly, G. Gifford, Mrs. Hildebrand. Second Row: J. Muligan, R. Cook, B. Phelan, A. Burdick, S. Whitford, B. Neville, M. Decker, F. Stevens, M. Had- sell, T. Rawe, C. Patterson, S. Eddy, L. Baker, R. Turner, J. Austin, P. Randolph. Absent: P. George, R. Kirkendale, G. Smith. First Row: B. Clancy, J. Mullen, B. Clare, C. Olin, B. Goodwin, S. Johansson, A. Davis, C. Ordway, B. Edelman, Mr. Davis. Second Rowf: L. Crossett, J. Brown, R. Pendleton, J. Woodruff, P. Lockwood, B. Perry, M. Ormsby, P. Gray, S. Griffin, F. Henry, S. Stebbins, S. Platt, C. Frechette, C. Nevins, C. Lewis, L. Nida, J. Collmer. Absent: A. Burdick. First Row: C. Henry, P. McCarthy, D. Baker, S. Patton, R. Thomas, A. Stevens, D. Brown, C. Lobdell, C. Studley, Mrs. Burdett. Second Row: D. Croston, R. Brown- ell, R. Tucker, K. Marvel, A. Vanderhof, T. Randall, E. Nisbet, M. Ninos, J. Buck- master, D. Davis, W. House, R. Whitford, D. Ryan, J. Clicquennoi, P. Lindeman, J. Davis, M. Sibley. Absent: C. Briggs. FIFTH GRADE First Row: R. Randolph, B. Jefferds, R. Hadsell, S. Davis, D. Bertch, S. Potter, D. Washburn, D. Coleman, C. Wilcox, K. Ninos. Second Row: N. Olson, G. Thomas, S. Tows- ley, A. Klitzke, J. Stopper, J. Hume, S. Ormsby, K. Carter, M. Cameron, C. Kellogg, K. Lindeman, M. Rhodes, M. Rodriquez-Diaz, Mrs. Saxton. Absent: C. Burdick, L. Raw- leigh, J. Scholes. First Row: E. Guild, D. Ordway, V. Terris, K. Clark, R. VanHorn, Mrs. Butler, J. George, B. Parish, D. Harris, K. Wells, L. Stearns. Second Row: S. Kelleher, S. Griffin, J. Wakefield, A. Kemp, C. Smith, S. Meeks, C. Hardy, T. Montgomery, P. Washburn, T. Nesbit, J. Wheaton, L. Wells, J. Tinkle- paugh, N. Graham, E. Knudson, R. Budde. First Row: V. Reynolds, D. Cornelius, D. Bordeaux, D. Decker, A. Neville, S. Smith, P. Almeter, P. Ormsby, Miss Reilly. Second Row: B. Erskine, M. Evans, J. Butler, J. Cappadonia, S. Brown, L. Rossman, B. Butts, C. Davis, G. Zulia, R. Smith, N. Cornell, J. Shutt, D. Davison, E. Burzycki, W. Cott, M. Collmer, R. Rawleigh. Absent: W. Marvin. FOURTH GRADE First Row: A. Rhodes, G. Drake, B. Perry, P. Shanley, P. Ormsby, C. Norton, B. Dob- son. Second Row: M. Klitzke, A. Hurne, B. House, P. Benson, S. Winters, L. McGraw, C. Watt, G. Horton. Third Row: M. Neville, L. Tinklepaugh, C. Studley, L. Clare, L. Butler, A. Knudsen, D. O'Dell, Mrs. Calla- han, T. Sheridan, L. Stevens, K. Frechette, C. Nisbet, T. Palmiter, K. Steffensen, G. Briggs. First Row: G. Kellogg, J. Patton, E. House, G. Drake, D. Olds, R. Harwood, S. Kling- ensmith. Second Row: T. Prouty, L. Sher- man, G. Carpenter, J. Smith, D. Averill, A. Lobdell, M. Seaman, L. Drumm, D. Marshall. Third Row: R. Smith, C. Martin, C. Flint, D. O’Dell, A. Lindeman, R. Thomas, M. Carnes, R. Makeley, M. Johnson, C. Heers, L. Rossman, B. Shutt, Mrs. Turk. First Row: T. Crossett, J. Davis, B. Davis, J. Barron, T. Mason, G. Rounds. Second Row: G. Zwiebel, S. Smith, S. Curran, S. Perry, C. Newman, J. Eddy, S. Young. Third Row: D. Morgenfeld, R. Ormsby, S. Bracken, H. Smith, D. Beckhorn, C. Braack, K. Stuart, B. Goodwin, S. Snyder, J. Knud- sen, Mrs. Ells. Absent: D. Hitchcock, R. Torrey. THIRD GRADE First Row: L. Allen, M. Page, C. Emerson, M. Brown, S. Sharrett, R. Buckmaster, R. Snyder. Second Row: C. Hilsdorf, B. Good- win, N. Bertch, J. Smith, B. Dungan, C. Hanks. Third Row: P. Palmer, S. Hadsell, D. Hardy, M. B. Johnson, T. Wigent, J. Brutsman, Mrs. Wirt, C. Schwartz, J. Eisen- hardt, S. Thomas, A. Leathersich, B. Carnes, F. Tucker. First Row: M. Croston, T. Benson, N. Bloomquist, S. VanKeuren, R. Nye, M. Guild, T. VanDuser. Second Row: A. Coll- mer, L. Nolan, S. Reid, G. Marvin, M. Drumm, A. Sick, M. Gorton, M. Watt. Third Row: S. Kelleher, L. Reid, R. Perry, G. Clare, J. Woodruff, N. Jefferds, I. Brenden- berg, P. Hurne, D. Soule, L. Lawrence, S. Stockweather, C. Shaw, R. Davison, Mrs. Coleman. First Row: B. Devens, A. Zulia, J. Tucker, B. Coyer, K. Curran, K. Wells, A. Rough, D. Winters. Second Row: Mrs. Park, E. Nida, S. Henry, B. Heller, D. Schwartz, M. Dungan, D. Lockwood, D. Clark, C. Shaw, J. Simpson. Third Row: L. Cornell, D. Norton, S. Rawleigh, R. Turner, J. Collmer, J. Sicker, R. Place, M. Wall, S. Wells, D. Butts, G. Ormsby. SECOND GRADE First Row: D. Ormsby, G. Benson, M. Wood, M. Pal miter, M. Cameron, R. Love, R. Stock- weather. Second Row: Mrs. Gerace, C. Friend, M. Costello, W. Cleveland, F. Gay- nor, B. Kemp, S. Cappadonia, G. Herbert, S. Tucker. Third Row: G. Griffin, K. Rounds, D. Place, P. Stearns, D. Gertz, C. Averill, C. McIntosh, M. Knudsen, K. Gillette, M. Flint, M. Sherman, M. Shanley, R. Carter. First Row: D. Olds, B. Harris, G. Kernan, G. Young, P. Palmiter, B. Platts. Secoftd Row: D. Carnes, C. Braack, B. Snyder, E. Coddington, P. Jacobson, E. McGraw, R. Ridder. Third Row: N. Butler, C. Mc- Cornick, J. Brown, P. Eisenhardt, S. Nida, J. Graham, L. Klingensmith, H. Drake, E. Olson, B. Saltzer, S. Knudsen, Miss Sanford. First Row: E. Gaynor, J. Evans, J. Tobin, D. Kelleher, T. Ewell. Second Row: J. Ninos, Y. VanKeuren, A. Steffensen, P. Crandall, D. Morganfeld, J. Plail, R. Neeley, L. Kel- logg, C. Burrow. Third Row: T. Gifford, H. Horton, C. Prouty, D. Ellington, D. Aver- ill, P. Powers, M. Nolan, D. Gray, B. Auer, S. Randolph, E. George, Mrs. Dexter. Absent: M. Lindeman, R. Ormsby. FIRST GRADE First Row: J. Norton, G. Dickinson, D. Brown, M. Cornelius, G. Ells, B. Hanks, R. Cornell, K. Ordway, B. Reynolds. Second Row: Miss Mullen, L. Detwiler, D. Winter, D. Davis, M. Gaynor, S. Drake, M. Dungan, S. Snyder. Third Row: A. Schmidt, M. Johnson, J. Frechette, J. Brownell, M. Har- less, R. Wells, T. Smith, J. Hardy, D. Stud- ley, M. Collmer, K. Pierce. Absent: D. Doty, K. Weitzel. First Row: A. Butler, R. Lewis, K. Almeter, G. Ordway, D. Reid, R. Coyer, J. Ellington, D. Doud. Second Row: M. VanDuser, C. Prouty, B. Melien, C. VanHom, S. Hurne, P. Cappadonia, L. Soule, B. Costello, R. Woodruff, D. Buckmaster. Third Row: K. Nudd, J. Eddy, R. Perkins, C. Bloomquist, M. Mullen, D. Burzycki, L. Averill, F. Guthrie, D. Allen, R. Stuart, P. Norton, Mrs. Seaman. First Row: D. Higgins, B. Tuttle, R. Neeley, L. Watson, J. Giles, A. Lewis, P. Davis, P. Powers. Second Row: S. Griffin, D. Jones, C. Drumm, R. Stevens, L. Rawleigh, D. Nye, G. Sanford, L. Rough, K. Lorrow. Third Row: S. Jefferds, A. Gaynor, T. Pignataro, S. Lobdell, H. Young, L. Deuel, S. Hardy, K. Russell, W. Schwartz, Mrs. Stockweather. Absent: F. George, A. Briggs, R. Davison. KINDERGARTEN First Row: J. Jacobson, L. Cook, B. Kernan, K. Watson, D. McMichael, E. Bredenberg, R. Calkins. Second Row: N. Moore, B. Wakefield, R. Torrey, B. Brown, T. Raw- leigh, D. Reid, B. Lockwood. Third Row: Mrs. Burdick, C. Day, L. O'Dell, T. Sanford, D. Smith, M. Gillette, A. Love, B. Hanks, L. Soxman, D. Lindeman, R. Austin. Ab- sent: L. Clare. First Row: R. McCormick, R. Brown, L. McCarthy, J. Tucker, C. Nolan. Second Row: P. Carter, A. Reid, D. VanDuser, R. Davis, K. Ilebrun, R. Shoup, T. Croston. Third Row: 0. Petrie, C. Hilsdorf, M. Winters, M. Jones, L. George. Fourth Row: Mrs. Dick- ens, D. Burdick, K. Davis, D. Nudd, K. Costello, D. Tucker, R. Turner, M. Ninos, S. Zulia, P. Sniffin. Absent: J. Burdick. First Row: Mrs. Rawe, W. Cornelius, H. Platt, F. Beckhorn, D. Davison, R. McGraw, S. Melien, R. Herbert, G. Brown, R. Whea- ton. Second Row: B. Barron, A. Daily, K. Cappadonia, J. Ninos, C. Henry, M. Aftuck, P. Curran, G. Eddy. Third Row: M. Clark, C. Macintosh, R. Perkins, R. Lewis, L. Knudsen, J. Rossman, C. VanGorder, E. Perry, D. Thompson. First Row: R. Dickens, L. Sutton, R. Washburn. Second Row: C. Thacher, D. Goodwin, B. Nevins, S. Lemen, B. Allen. ALCEN STAFF The hard-workingEditor-in-Chief of this Alcen was Luan Sutton. She put in a great many hours during and after school working on this publica- tion. Charles Thacher, the Literary Editor, was kept busy doing write-ups and assigning them to his assistants. Roger Washburn, the Art Editor, designed this cover and with the help of his assistants did all the art work in the Alcen. The advertisements were all collected by Sandra Lemen and her helpers. Bill Nevins, the Business Manager kept the financial records. Bonnie Allen, the Circulation Manager had the job of selling our publication. The Sports Editor, Ricky Dickens, gathered all the important information about our various teams. The Alcen Staff had to work especially hard to get the book finished about Christmas. We have gained a great deal of satisfaction in our work and we hope this yearbook will give you the same satisfaction. 38 First Row: S. West, P. Davis, T. Marshall, C. Meeks, J. Seeley. Second Row: K. Cornelius, V. Saltzer, K. Bhiel, G. Smith, M. Thacher, F. Rawe. Third Row: J. Burdick, B. Frechette, J. Bordeaux, L. Whitney, L. Bhiel, J. Habern. ALCEN ASSISTANTS e are very grateful for the amount of help given us by our assistants this year. We hope the experience the underclassmen gained will be of bene- fit to them in editing their yearbooks. We also owe a great deal to Mr. William Churchill who did an excellent job as yearbook advisor. We would like to thank the faculty advisors who did an outstanding job. They are: Literary Advisor........................Mrs. Van Hall Business Advisor........................Mrs. Seaman Sports Advisor...........................Mr. Powers Art Advisor..............................Mr. Phelan We would also like to thank Mrs. Schlick who contributed in a great number of ways to the production of this book. 39 Standing: C. Thacher. First Row: T. Coleman, P. Davis, P. Wheaton. Second Row: M. Rice, A. Guild, J. Seeley, M. Thacher, Mr. Stillman. Third Row: J. Baker, C. Meeks, J. Habern, S. Perry. Absent: J. Palmer. SENIOR HIGH ASSOCIATION COUNCIL The officers of the council with Mr. Stillman attended the South- ern-Tier School Study Council Con- ference. There was also a district conference held at our school on November 24. Projects which the council spon- sors are the Senior Play, skating parties, square dances and the Sen- ior Ball. The council worked hard this year and was quite successful. The officers of the Council this year were: Charles Thacher, Presi- dent; Pat Davis, Vice-President; Theresa Coleman, Secretary; Pat Wheaton, Treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society in- ducted three juniors in November. At the end of the year another in- duction ceremony was held. The National Honor Society helped in a new project begun in our school this year. The members helped with the Honor Roll. This was very successful in promoting better attitude and more spirit among students. Officers elected for this year were: Charles Thacher, President; Luan Sutton, Vice-President; and Theresa Cole- man, Secretary. First Row: V. Dickinson, L. Sutton, N. Clicquennoi, C. Thacher, F. Rawe, S. Lernen, M. Bird. Second Row: Mr. Powers, T. Coleman, J. Burdick. 40 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Junior High Student Council planned socials for the Junior High. They planned the annual spring dance and also presented the Junior High play. The officers were: Dorothy Snyder, president; Susan Russell, vice president; Marilyn Sibley, secretary; Ted Randall, treasurer. First Row: S. Hurd, S. Bey, D. Snyder, Mrs. Deverell, S. Russell. Second Row: T. Randall, J. Bey, M. Marshall, M. Sibley, C. Rogers, J. Stearns. Absent: K. Kernan. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL The Junior Red Cross Council this year sponsored a membership drive for the school. The members packed and sent gift boxes. The officers were: Cathy Dobson, president; Janice Burdett, vice president; Marsha Crandall, secretary; Audrey Hardy, treasurer. Seated: A. Hardy, M. Crandall, C. Dobson, L. Washburn, Mrs. Deverell. Standing: J. Burdett, J. Perry, C. Yunevich, M. Leach, L. Bouck. Absent: R. Burdick. FIRE WARDENS Walt Cook was our Chief Fire Warden this year with David Dobson as his as- sistant. All the Fire Wardens were kept busy during fire drills making sure that all the windows and doors were shut, and everyone had left the building. First Row: D. Davis, D. Dobson, L. Wigent, J. Habern, D. Goodwin, J. Burdick. Second Row: A. Stevens, L. Sutton, T. Marshall, F. Aldrich, J. Reynolds, T. Coleman, M. Mc- Mahon, W. Cook, A. Roberts, J. Palmer. ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council sponsored the annual sports banquet in the spring. The speaker was an outstanding sports figure from this area. The Athletic council acts on matters of sports policy in the school including awarding of letters. The officers of the council were: President, Fred Rawe; Vice- President, Chris Parker; Secretary, Jane Reynolds; Treasurer, Ricky Dickens. First Row: M. Bird, L. Brownell. Second Row: R. Dickens, C. Parker, F. Rawe, J. Reynolds, L. Davis. Third Row: Mr. Powers, Mr. Moore, M. Parish, L. Whitney, A. Roberts, J. Baker, W. Frechette, D. Davis, J. Pearcy, Mr. Stillman, K. Clicquennoi, Miss Shiner. STUDENT STORE The student store this year operated under the advice of Miss Virginia Wheeler and under the management of Pat Wheaton. Junior and Senior girls operated the store in the morning before classes started. The store was open every morning before school and was available for all grades. First Row: D. Denning, S. Harwood, P. Wheaton, L. Biehl, B. Allen, S. Griffin. Sec- ond Row: J. Reynolds, C. Meeks, S. Smith, M. Zirkelbach, B. Gutherie, B. Sherman. RIFLE CLUB The officers of the Rifle Club were elected in the fall. They were: Don Jefferds, President; Pat Wasson, Vice-President; Charles Perkins, Secretary; Mike Stevens, Treasurer; Doug Richmond, Executive Offi- cer. Three new guns were purchased by the club this year. Most of the boys in the club were working on their “sharpshooter” quali- fications. The club is under the direction of Mr. Torrey and Mr. Gerace. First Row: C. Perkins, M. Stevens, J. Pearcy, A. Whitney, D. Richmond. Second Row: Mr. Gerace, G. Harding, A. Phelan, G. Jefferds, Mr. Torrey. SCIENCE CLUB The second year of existence for the In- quisitors was very successful. The officers were: Betsey Samuel son, President; Megan Greene, Vice-President; Nancy Clicquennoi, Secretary-Treasurer. This year the science club made many trips including the Buffalo Museum of Science, the International Salt mines and the Corning glass works. Many of the members entered projects in the annual science fair. The club is under the direction of Mr. VanKeuren. First Row: B. Nevins, B. Samuelson, S. Lip- pert, S. West. Second Row: R. Dickens, S. Bouck, Mr. VanKeuren, N. Clicquennoi, J. Ogden. Third Row: J. Burdick, N. Stop- per, M. Greene, A. Simpson, S. Butts. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club now has sixteen members. Five new mem- bers were formally accepted at an evening meeting in January. The new members were: Marilyn Rice, Betsey Samuelson, Sharon Bouck, Patty Stevens and Jim Bey. During American Education week the members of the club observed in different classrooms in the school. As a salute to teachers a tape was made and broadcast over WLEA. The officers for the year were: Sandra Lemen, President; Theresa Coleman, Vice- President; Amanda Stevens, Secretary- Treasurer. Mrs. Mensinger was our club advisor. First Row: S. Bouck, A. Stevens, P. Stevens, M. Parish, C. Nye, V. Dickinson, Mrs. Men- singer. Second Row: B. Samuelson, N. Clic- quennoi, J. Reynolds, E. Gertz, J. Bey, A. Roberts, B. Nevins, M. Rice, S. Lemen, T. Coleman. BACHELORS CLUB This year the bachelors club was made up of juniors and seniors. The boys became very adept at cooking and sewing. They made their own aprons and also made cook- ies which the girls sold. The “Bachelors” are under the direction of Mrs. Crusen. First Row: W. Cook, D. McMahon. Second Row: L. Marvin, J. Marvel, G. Harding, W Neeley, K. Cornelius, D. Goodwin, Mrs. Crusen, L. Davis, P. Harris, K. Rogers. Third Row: D. McCrea, R. Washburn. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 4-H CLUB The main project of the 4-H club was on fire prevention. Club members inspected various homes and farms in the area for fire hazards. They received an award of $20 from Allegany county insurance agencies as a result of this project. The club also par- ticipated in 4-H achievement day at Wells- ville. Club officers were: Don Jefferds, Pres- ident; Dale Champlin, Vice-President; Gary Jefferds, Secretary; Paula Brown, Treas- urer; Robert Budde, Cheer and Song Leader; Neil Graham, Reporter. The club sent Don Jefferds to the New York State Club con- gress at Cornell University the last three days in July. First Row: J. Sharrett, J. Brown, J. Emo, J. Wakefield, D. Harris, D. Bcckhorn, R. Ormsby, L. Sherman, R. Harwood, L. Drumm. Second Row: L). Coleman, T. Bordeaux, C. Makeley, P. George, R. Budde. M. Hadsell. N. Graham, J. Knudson, E. Knudson, R. Hadsell, I). Ormsby. Third Row: P. Brown, W. Martin, S. Hurd, R. Washburn, D. Champlin, D. Dobson, K. Cor- nelius, Mr. Linderman, G. Jefferds, G. Perry, D. Jefferds, G. Ormsby, V. Nye, E. Ormsby, R. Shutt, W. Wyant. OF AMERICA The Alfred-Almond Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America elected the follow- ing officers to serve for 1958-59; President, Carol Meeks; Vice-President, Theresa Cole- man; Secretary, Patricia Wheaton; Treas- urer, Sally West. The main activities for the year included a fashion show, Mother and Father banquet and a skating party. The president and vice- president and the advisor, Mrs. Crusen, at- tended a state meeting held at Syracuse. First Row: S. Kelleher, D. Cornell, S. Grif- fin, L. Ellington. Second Row: S. Francisco, A. Stevens, T. Coleman, C. Meeks, S. West, P. Wheaton, M. Clair. Third Row . B. Cole- man, P. Stevens, L. Harwood, L. Biehl, S. Wheaton, M. Bird, W. Chandler. D. She- rida, Mrs. Crusen. Fourth Row: B. Gutherie, M. Zirkelbach, J. Reynolds, M. Rice, A. Pierce, L. Towsley, C. Smith, J. Smith, P. Emerson, L. Spaine, J. Payne. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America Officers for the year 58- 59 were: Walter Cook, President; Donald Jefferds, Vice-President; Keith Cornelius, Secretary; Everett Brooks, Reporter; David Dobson, Treasurer; Larry Davis, Sentinel. Chapter activities included sale of quality seeds, sponsoring a round and square dance, conducting a crop dem- onstration, and attending county and state conventions. Two of our members received the Empire Farmer degree: Raymond Good- ridge and Raymond Dunn. Fifteen new members joined the chapter during October. First Row: K. Cartwight, J. Lewis, E. Ormsby, E. Brooks, G. Ormsby, D. Dobson, W. Cook, L. Davis, K. Cornelius, D. Mc- Mahon, D. Champlin, T. Harwood. Second Row: Mr. Linderman, D. Washburn, G. Perry, V. Nye, D. French, G. Griffin, D. Jefferds, R. Clancy, G. Jefferds, P. Em- erson, C. Hadsell, C. Meeks, E. Briggs, J. Lewis, R. Doty, M. Baker. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First Row: M. Sherman, R. Patton, K. Gor- ton, P. Richmond, F. Garden, P. Guild, Miss Moran. Second Row: N. Denning, P. Stevens, E. Bird, J. Doty, S. Thonjas, J. Decker, D. Brutsman, C. Cameron, A. Mason, J. Kelleher, J. Doty, L. Graham. Third Row: B. Tossman, N. Palmer, S. Smith, J. Bur- dick, L. Washburn, C. Marshall, C. Yune- vich, H. Pearcy, D. Towsley, A. Hardy, M. Leach, A. Brown, J. Carpenter, C. Rich- mond. Fourth Row: J. Burdett, L. Pierce, J. Stearns, S. Scholes, B. Patrick, P. Nesbit, L. Ryan, M. Marshall, C. Rogers, H. Bern- stein, J. Jefferds, L. Nye, M. Parish, T. Lippincott. JUNIOR HIGH BAND First Row: M. Sibley, B. Clancy, E. Bird, C. Richmond, R. Brownell, L. Rhodes, S. Bouck, H. Rawe. Second Row: J. Carpen- ter, S. Johannsson, N. Palmer, A. Stevens, D. Davis, L. Bouck, A. Hardy, S. Butler, M. Parish, E. Brown, T. Burdick. Third Row: J. Stearns, S. Smith, D. Tossman, J. Burdick, C. Rogers, J. Burdett, S. Hurd, E. Ninos, D. Brutsman, M. Decker, J. Clic- quennoi, B. Langer, P. Lockwood, T. Rawe, B. Snyder. Fourth Row: B. Phelen, R. Thomas, M. Rawady, M. Potter, J. Decker, J. Leathersich, P. Guild, R. Burdick, P. Ran- dolph, M. Sibley, C. Grechette, A. Burdick, R. McIntosh. Absent: L. Nida, J. Cappadonia. ELEMENTARY BAND First Row: W. Parish, E. Guild, D. Ordway, J. Mulligan, M. Harwood, J. Emo, J. Zulia, A. Klitzke. Second Rowr: K. Carter, M. Cam- eron, K. Lindeman, R. Randolph, P. Gray, C. Lobdell, J. Tinklepaugh, M. Rodriguez- Diaz. Third Row: D. Cornelius, B. Butts, S. Davis, E. Burzychi, N. Olson, J. Stopper, K. Marvel, J. Butler, S. Platt, C. Hardy, E. Cleveland, E. McMichael, R. VanHorn, L. Stearns. Fourth Row: J. Bordeaux, S. Potter, T. Montgomery, N. Graham, J. Decker, G. Cornell, Mr. Schmidt. GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO This group of nine girls was formed after hopes of having a senior high chorus were defeated. Scheduling conflicts were such that a chorus was impossible. The girls have sung for the P.T.A. Christmas program and for the school Christ- mas party. It is hoped that in addition to singing for the Spring Concert, they will be able to sing at other outside activities through- out the school year. Miss Moran, S. Kelleher, M. Greene, J. VanHall, E. Gertz, M. Rice, S. Smith, C. Nye, D. Cornell, A. Stevens. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS JANDOLIN TRIO, First Row: S. Butler, E. Bird. Second Row: S. Lippert, J. Jefferds, S. Wilhelm, S. Bouck, B. Sniffin. Third Row: S. Smith, M. Crandall, M. Auer, S. Griffin. 46 J. Burdett, L. Brownell, D. Snyder, Miss Moran. The Senior Band Officers for this year are; President, Sandra Lemen; Vice-President, Judy Bordeaux; Secretary-Treasurer, James Palmer. The Band participated in the 4-H Achievement Day at Wellsville, the Halloween parade at school, the St. I at s parade at Alfred and three parades on Memorial Day. The con- cert portion of the group’s activi- ties consisted of a Christmas Con- cert and the annual Spring Festi- val, Thursday, May 4th. Six members of the band were selected for Sectional All State Band held at Olean. Several played with the All County Band. This year the entire music de- partment acted as host at the music festival held at Alfred Almond. n l! ' £en n’ ' 3VIS’ A- Hunt’ S‘ RusseI1- A- Stevens. Second Row: M v u! Ghc, uenn01- L' Brownell S- Metzger, G. Miller, J. Pearcy, A Sah°n,M ' erCe’ '■ Minnick- Third ««w: K- Richmond, R. Mulliken, Parfr T% m oUeno01’ C°°k’ P- Guild’ J' Palmer- S- Minnick, M. J Bortetx”f 6gde“'”' F° ',h J BM'1 SENIOR BAND BATON TWIRLINQ CORPS This year the twirlers participated in the 4-H Achievement Day parade, the Halloween parade, the St. Pat’s parade, the Spring Concert and the Mem- orial Day parades. There were two new senior twirlers this year: Marsha Crandall and Phyllis Emerson. The head twirler this year was Marjorie Bird. There were nine twirlers on the squad this year. P. Emerson, M. Crandall, M. Bird, J. Davis, S. Post, C. Davis, D. Davis, S. Bouck, A. Brown. 47 48 First Row: W. Snyder, D. Davis, D. Goodwin, J. Studley. Second Row: G. Baker, K. Meeks, G. Cott, G. McIntosh, J. Bey, T. Harwood, L. Varvin. Third Row: Mr. Powers, C. Leathersich, J. Baker, D. Butts, W. Frechette, C. Thacher, C. Parker, G. Rechichi, G. Jefferds, R. Goodwin, A. Guild. SOCCER This year in soccer was a good year if one considers that the team con- sisted of mostly sophomores and only a smattering of veterans. The team fought well and gained valuable experience that should help to make the ’59 season very successful. Opponent A.A. Andover—2.....................................1 Fillmore—4....................................4 Belmont—6.....................................4 Andover—0.....................................2 Angelica—2....................................7 Fillmore—5....................................1 Belmont—3.....................................2 50 A.A. 19, Olean 42 A.A. 15, Wayland 50, Canisleo A.A. (J.V.) 19, Hammonsport 36 Olean Invitational: A.A. 28, Olean 48, Jamestown 67, Franklinville 139, Gowanda 143, Part- ville 144. A.A. Invitational: A.A. 19, Olean 51, Penn Yan 73. East Aurora Invitational: Tie fifth place. Brighton Invitational: Second place. Section 5 Finals: First place. Section 5 Champions This is Alfred-Almond’s best team to date. There was good team strength, and they were well-balanced. We are losing four seniors: Art Roberts, Richard Dickens, Keith Rogers, and Ken VanDuser, but we will have Fred Rawe, Eugene Ormsby and Paul Harris back plus a nucleus of fine freshman runners. CROSS COUNTRY I'irst Row: R. Lorrow, A. Ormsby, G. Griffin, K. VanDuser, R. Tucker, F. Rawe, M. Minnick. Second Row: E. Ormsby, T. Randall, G. Chittenden, G. Marvel, S. Rice, A. Roberts, R. Dickens. Third Row: B. Martin, J. Lewis, P. Harris, K. Rogers, J. Studley, D. Hurne, Mr. Moore. 51 Chris Charlie The basketball team got off to a prom- VARSITY Art ising start this year by winning two close and tough games. The Olean Varsity yielded to the Eagles after a tie breaking lay up shot. The final score was 44-42. In our first league game the “Power’s Boys” were again victorious by a score of 36-32 over Fillmore. In our second league game we were less fortunate. We played a good game but lost 53 - 44 to Andover. We were sorry to see four of our Sen- iors leave us this year. Coach Powers SCHEDULE November 22 • Olean December 4 - Fillmore December 11 - Andover December 18 - Bolivar December 27 - Olean January 6 - Canisteo January 8 - Cuba January 13 • Wellsville January 15 - Belmont January 22 - Fillmore January 29 - Andover February 2 • Canisteo February- 5 ■ Bolivar February 9 - Wellsville February' 11 - Cuba February 19 - Belmont Paul Andy Jim This page is sponsored by State University Agricul- tural and Technical Insti- tute, Alfred, New York. 53 Mr. Moore, D. Guild, D. Goodwin, G. Baker, T. Randall, W. Frechette, J. Bey, A. Ormsby, P. Emerson, W. Snyder, G. Porter JUNIOR-VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Moore’s Junior-Varsity team got off to a fine start this season. They opened the season by whipping Olean 38-32. They followed up this victory with wins over Fillmore and An- dover. There were a number of Freshmen on the squad and they did very well despite their lack of experience. The team showed a great deal of spirit and fight and we hope the experience they gained will help them when they are on the Varsity team. 54 Marjie Viv Bonnie L. Davis, B. Jacos, M. Thacher, L. Brownell, D. Snyder, A. Pierce Sandy First Row: R. Dickens, D. Butts, Mr. Hackett. Second Row: A. Roberts, R. Doty, E. Brooks, T. Harwood, D. Jefferds. Third Row: G. Jefferds, G. Rechichi, D. Hurne, R. French, D. Richmond, G. Cott, G. McIntosh, G. Griffin, J. Pearcy. WRESTLING The wrestling team got off to a fine start this year under the coaching of Mr. Hackett. They bounced back from a defeat at the hands of Campbell to a decisive 24-18 win over Savona. The co-captains of the wrestling team were Art Roberts and Ricky Dickens. Wrestling became a more popular sport as A.A. and spectator interest increased as the season progressed. The remainder of the schedule was as follows: December 17 at Dansville December 22 at Bolivar January 8 at Campbell January 14, Dansville January 26, Bolivar January 30. Wellsville February 4 at Savona February 9 at Wellsville 56 First Row: G. Harding, R. Lorow, G. Baker. Second Row: D. Dobson, K. Rogers, C. Thacher, J. Burdick, G. Rechichi. Third Row: J. Palmer, R. Clancy, F. Rawe, J. Baker, C. Baker, J. Glover, A. Phelan, J. Marvel. BASEBALL The baseball team was made up mostly of Sophomores and Freshmen with three Seniors and three Juniors. We should be stronger next season with the experience acquired this past year. Alfred Almond scored 77 runs in the 1958 season against the 53 scored by opponents. A.A. Opponent 23 Filmore ......................... 3 12 Filmore ......................... 7 1 Hornell ......................... 2 18 Andover ......................... 3 4 Belmont ......................... 8 0 Bolivar ......................... 1 8 Andover ......................... 0 2 Cuba ............................ 6 2 Belmont ......................... 1 1 Cuba ............................10 2 Bolivar ......................... 3 9 Wellsville ...................... 9 Mr. Moore, Coach TRACK Coach Powers The Track team was very successful this year. Our Golden Eagles took first place in the County B-C Meet by a 14-point margin! This is the first time that our boys have won the County B-C Meet. Jack Glover set a new B-C county mile record at 4:52.8. Nice work, Jack. Coach Powers’s light-footed men also took second in the A-B-C Meet at Wellsville. Congratulations for our victorious Track team. TRIANGULAR MEETS Andover Alfred-Almond...........41 i Bolivar...................55 Andover...................19 Hornell Alfred-Almond ...........41V2 Hornell ..................58 Canisteo................18' 2 Andover Alfred-Almond...........second Bolivar..................first Andover .................third County B-C Meet Alfred-Almond.............54 Cuba......................40 Bolivar.....................31 Vi Richburg .................2514 Andover...................11 Whitesville ..............11 Friendship ............... 6 County A-B-C Meet 2 first places 1 second place 3 third places 3 fourth places 6 fifth places First Row: D. Dobson, D. Davis, D. Goodwin, A. Ormsby, F. Rawe, A. Roberts. Second Row: C. Leathersich, G. Baker, D. Cott, S. Weinland, P. Wasson, D. Buchanan, G. Rechichi, C. Perkins. Third Row: P. Harris, B. Reynolds, K. McIntosh, P. Watson, S. Conderman, J. Glover, W. Frechette, J. Studley, D. Washburn. First Row: A. Ormsby, J. Baker, P. Wasson, C. Smith. Second Row: W. Frechette, J. Glover, C. Woodworth, R. Post, D. Buchanan. TENNIS In Tennis this year we had a County Champion, Charles Smith. He also went to the Sectionals, but was defeated. Art Ormsby and Jack Glover were runners up in the County Doubles. Dave Buchanan, one of the area’s top contenders, was in- jured in track the week before the Counties and Sectionals. He was therefore unable to compete in the Sectionals. Coach Hackett’s Hustlers could have hustled more briskly if they had had a tennis court for practices. Alfred-Almond ............won Cohocton.................lost Alfred-Almond ............won Andover .................lost Alfred-Almond ............won Andover .................lost Dansville ................won Alfred-Almond ...........lost Mr. Hackett, Coach. GIRLS’ SPORTS Jean, Sandra, Theresa, Pat, Carol BOWLING Anne, Marty, Ruth, Margo, Sharon HOCKEY BASKETBALL Betty, Carol, Sandra, Ruth, Phyllis, Linda, Anne, Audrey, Becky, Linda, Mary Ann, Lottie, Ruth BADMINTON SOFTBALL Betsey, Luan Sandy, Cathy GIRLS’ SPORTS The girls’ sports activities were under the direction of Miss Pat Shiner this year. We had several playdays this year and were victorious. A field hockey game with Canisteo, 10-2; a soccer game with Hornell 6-2; a speedaway game with Arkport 22-10, and a swimming meet in which A.A. competed with several teams from Canisteo, Hornell, and Canaseraga. Our girls won 42 points with Hornell the runner up with 41. A bowling tournament was held with Hornell, Canisteo, Bath, and Corning schools and Painted Post in which A.A. entered her top eight bowlers. Basketball, volleyball and softball playdays were held; many girls participated in badminton and archery. TUMBLING First Row: Sheryl, Marilyn, Jean, Audrey, Nancy, Lynette. 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