Allentown High School - Derrick Yearbook (Allentown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

ponecuond We present this, the 1955 '’Derrick” published by the Allentown Union School to the public. We hope its readers may enjoy reading it as much as has the staff in its preparation. We extend our thanks to all who have advertised on our pages and to all whose help has made possible ”Our Yearbook.” ?4CtH4, Where the trail of Allegany Meets the eastern sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater, Raiding standards high; Allentown, our Alma Mater, Fair be thy reknown; Many be thy sons and daughters Dear old Allentown. ‘DccUcaM The Yearbook Staff wish to dedicate this publication to Miss Milliaan, teacher, guide and friend To her we owe a debt of gratitude for the kindness she has shown us during her long years of service in our school. SoomC SducatioH (Left to Right) Mrs. Margaret Dannheim (Clerk) Mrs. Arlene Vincent, Harley Thompson, William Bannister (President) George Wood, Gilbert Taylor. “PxiMcifial Mr. Milton W, Wheeler Above: Seated (left to right) Miss Baker, Commercial; Mrs. Yurcic, Art; Miss Simons, Secretary; Mrs. Buaholze, School Nurse; Standing (left to right) Mr. Mourhess, Industrial Arts;Mr.Robbins, Science; Mr. White, Physical Education; Mrs. Butitke, English. cutty Below: Seated (left to right) Miss Storms, Kindergarten; Mrs. Richmond, PourtE Grade; Mrs. Schuyler, Seventh Eighth Grades;Mrs. Yerrick, Homemaking; Standing (left to right) Mrs. Swarthout, First Second Grades; Mr. derrick, Music; Mr. Schoppe; Mrs. Aiken, Third Grade; Miss Milliman, Fifth Sixth Grades. Alfred Schrara ’’Gene” Major-Shop Basketball-1,2,3,4 Capt.4 Baseball-1,2,3 4 Tennis-2,3,4 Soccer-1,2,3,4 Chorus-1 Class President-2,3 Class Vice President-1,4 Press Club-1,2,3,4 Ed.4 Year Book-2,4 Ed.4 Dramatics-2,3,4 Student Council-2,3 V. Pres.3 Gloria Bartlett ’’Glowie” Major-Business Class President-1,4 Class Vice President-2,3 Dramatics-2,3,4 Press Club-1,2,3,4 Ass't Editor- Year Book-2,4 Ass't Editor-4 Student Council-4 President-4 Band-1,2 ,3,4 Chorus-1,2,3 ,4 All State Chorus-1,3,4 Cheerleader-1,2,3,4 Captain-4 4 Pauline Potter Pean Major-Homemaking Class Secretary-4 Dramatics-4 Library Club-2,4 Chorus-1 GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Betty Jean Vaughn Jeanie Glass of 55’ Constance Buckhout Connie Class of 56’ Charles Thompson 0hick Class of 55 CLASS HISTORY Twelve years ago, the present Senior Class, with bright ex- pectant faces, presented itself to the first grade of the Allen- town Union School to delve into the mysteries of Reading Ritein , and Rithmatic. Of the approximately fifteen or twenty first graders who start- ed in 19Ml only three, Pauline Potter, Gloria Bartlett, and Alfred Schram, have remained to the end. We started our high school years with an enrollment of only se- ven eager freshman, full of enthusiasm and extreme ideas, which our new principal Mr. Wightman immediately curbed and directed into the right channels. As a result we did many things that year such as selling popcorn at the basketball games, having a rummage sale and a few other activities to help us along. We entered the sophomore year with one less student. That year we enjoyed to the fullest. We sold stationery and netted twen- ty-three dollars and twelve cents. We also sold candy and basket- ball pins at the basketball games and had a dime dance which left us with one hundred and thirty-four dollars and sixteen cents In our treasury and two years to go. When we came to school as Juniors we had a large grade of two girls and two boys. We went in on two plays with the three seniors that year and sold basketball pencils and pop at the basketball games. We sold twelve dollars worth of Christmas cards. Along with the sophomores a trip was made to Angelica where we had a booth at the fair. The class rings were also bought that year. All this was under the direction of Mr. Eugene Schmidt. In September, as seniors we gained one more student which mad us five, but in October two students dropped out leaving us with only three. This year out of three, Alfred Schram is Editor and Gloria Bartlett is Assistant Editor of the school paper and year- book. We have raised our treasury up to almost five hundred dol- lars under the able supervision of Mrs. Kenneth Buttke. We are now planning to go to Washington in April on our senior trip. At graduation this year Allentown High will suffer the loss of one varsity cheerleader, one varsity basketball player, and an active member In the Library Club. We will always be grateful to our parents and teachers who helped us through these twelve years, giving us encouragement when the going was rough. Gloria Bartlett: I will my cornet to Howard Palmer. I will my cheerleading uniform to my brother and hope th°t he makes it. Pauline Potter: I will my office in the Library Club to Frank Blue. I will my driving ability to Mr. Raykovitz. Alfred Schram: I will my plastic glass guard to any future victim that wants to play basketball in a fog. I will my ability to get along with girl class mates to David Green. Best Actor Cutest Most Cheerful Best Athlete Best Dancer Best Dressed Biggest Flirt Craziest Driver Biggest Eater Biggest Joker Best Line Musician Be6t Looking Noisiest Pal Best Personality- Best Smile Most Popular Most Studious Most Versatile BOY David Green David Williams Willard Miles David Green John Root Howard Palmer John Root Francis Root Willard Miles Robert Dannheim Gene Schram Bill Dannheim Gene Schram Firancis Root Gene Schram Larry Sturdevant David Williams David Green Bill Dannheim David Green GIRL Sandra Vincent Janet Root Beverly Sloan Gloria Bartlett Sabra Kemp Beverly Sloan Carol Webster Connie Taylor Carol Webster Joanne Jandrew Carol Webster Sandra Vincent Gloria Bartlett Carol Webster Connie Taylor Sandra Vincent Janet Root Sandra Vincent Connie Taylor Gloria Bartlett Senaxr «•Meena, fix my tea I I ”If you’re all quite ready!” THE LINE-UP Sandra Vincent n Sandy Everfair, Never Proud, Tongue at will, but never loud. David Green Deke One thing that is forever good, that one thing is success. Constance Taylor Connie Silence is sweeter than speech. Joan Jandrew Jo nA merry heart makes a cheerful countenance.” Beverly Sloan Bev ”She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with and pleasant too. Brown eyes why are you blue? Arvilla Griswold Just Arvilla and shy she goes on by. Carol Webster Carey Seated: (left to right) George Ford, Cheryl Cohley, William Root, Diana —Taylor, Anna Bolam, Mary Lee Taylor, Nancy Schoonover. Standing: (left to right) Roger Vincent, Catherine Brown, Frank Bacon, Nancey Stephens, Nancy Gowdy. Absent: Joann Brown First Rowt Heft to right) Oliver Taylor, Clarence Blue, Suzanne Perry, Barbara Sloan, Bbbtiy Cole, Scott Wheeler, David Dean. Second Row: Cleft to right) Ronnie Jackson, Georgia Griswold, Efernes Van Curen, Cheryl Perry, B lly Paquette, Paula Black, Stephen Buckhout, Helen Jandrew. Third Row: Cleft to right) Neil Hlardy, Sheila Gowdy, Ann Bartlett, Dale e'e‘ri, fiarrell Easterbrook, Sue Ford, Tommy Johnson. First Row: (left to right) Paul Ryan, Tim Green, Eldon Stephens, Second Row: (left to right)MaryLou Richmond, Patty Cole, Judy Campbell, Virginia Ford, Judy Livermore, RoseAnn Green, Sandra Jackson, Third Row: (left to right) Grant Dean, Mary Stephens, Judy Williams, Shirley Griwwold, Dennis Chapman, Freddy Taylor, Jack Wood, Foyth Row: (left to right) Jimmy Van Druff, Howard Brunnell, Richard Kemp, Sammy Griswold, Gary Swarthout, Clifford Brown, KennethVanDruff Gstct yflftcCcb First Row: ilef't to right; Sandra McClintock, Marilyn Vincent, fathyrn Stephens, Vicki Green, Sherry Brown, George Buckhout, Larry Maddren, Second Row: (left to right) Richard Blue, David Ford, Mildred Griswold Linda Stephens, Ronald Swarthout, James Bartlett. Standing: Donald Easterbrook, Glenn Potter. p%eA 4HA t Above: Seated(left to right)Linda Jackson,Donna Jandrew,Etta Chapman, Janet Root,Wanda Quick,Joan Bannister. Standing(left to rightjRalph Richmond,Duane Chapman,Joe Green, Frank Blue,John Root,Robert Dannheim,(In back)Harry Maddren. afeA xvK yie Above: Seated(left to right)Ronnie Taylor,William Dannheim,Sabra Kemp, Norma Stephens,Donald Richmond. Standing(left to right)Willard Miles,Carlton Wood,Larry Sturdevant,Howard Palmer,Francis Root,David Williams. ?lrst Row: (left to right) Sherry Brown, Katherine Stephens, Sandra Second Row: (left to right) Linda Stephens, Mildred Griswold, Vicki Green, Marilyn Vincent. (fatfo (fa� First Row: lleft to right) Linda Jackson, Etta Ann Chapaan, Donna Jandrew, Janet Root, Joanne Jandrew, Joan Bannister. Second Row: (left to right) Arvilla Gritrwold, Sabra Kemp, Noraa Stephens, WSn3a T3uick, Pauline Potter, Beverly Sloan, Sandra Vincent, Gloria Bartlett, Carol Webster, Mr. White. AAbsent: Connie Taylor. (VlWAm (tyeen £eaxCesi (Left to Right) Beverly Sloaa, Gloria Bartlett, Sandra Vincent, Carol Webster, Joanne Jandrew,- Janet Root ( 1 'PlaqenA and (tyeert .eadenA First Row; (left to right) Donna Jandrew, Wanda Quick, Sabra Kay Kenp Second ftow: (left to right) Glenn Potter, ffiarry Maddren, Duane Chapaim Ralph Richmond, Ronnie Taylor, Larry Maddren Third Row; (left to right) David Williams, John Rott, Willard Miles, Con Richmond, Joe Green, Bob Dannheim ' auttA Above: (Left to Right) Howard Palmer, David Green, William Dannheim, Alfred Schram. Socc i Above:Kneeling(Left to Right) George Buckout(Manager),Robert Dannheim, Duane Chapman,Ralph Richmond,David Williams,Williard Miles, Howard Palmer,Francis Root,Harry Maddren. Standing (Left to Right) RonMe Taylor, Joe Green, John Root,Larry Sturdevant,Carlton Wood,Donald Richmond,David Green,Frank Blue, William Dannheim,Alfred Schram,Mr. White (Coach). ‘Seu6et6 iU First Row: (Left to Right) Francis Root, Alfred Schram (Captain), Howart“Palmer, David Ford (Manager). Second Row: (Left to Right) Carlton Wood, Larry Sturdevant, David Green, Frank Blue, Bill Dannheim, Mr. White (Coach). We had eighteen boys in high school this year, and they all played basketball. The Varsity established a 2-6 league record and finished out of the cellar for the first time in three years. We are looking forward to an even stronger squad next year as we will have eight returning Varsity performers, losing only our lone senior, Gene Schram. The J. V. will have added man power to choose from as there are lour boys moving up from the eigth grade. VARSITY SCORES OF 1954-5 SEASON «(League Game) Allentown 58-83 Belmont Allentown 57.71 Belfast Allentown 42-58 Richburg Allentown 53-51 Whitesville Allentown 27-58 Scio Allentown 38-46 Olean J.V.’s Allentown 45-59 Belfast Allentown 72-43 Olean J.V.’s Allentown 38-78 Andover Allentown 55-58 Richburg Allentown 66-53 Genesee Allentown 47-57 Belmont Allentown 56-40 Whitesville Allentown 47-64 Scio Allentown 27-40 Genesee Allentown 52-68 Canaseraga Allentown 36-91 Andover VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORING Wood Dannheim . . Schram . . . Palmer . . Sturdevant . .... 30 Blue .... Miles . . . JlUtU ea uc Left to Right: Glenn Potter, DonaldEasterbrook, Richard Blue, Ronnie Swarthout, James Bartlett, David Ford, Larry Maddren, ________________George Buckhout.______________________________________ Kneeling (Left to Right )Chuck:Craven, Gary Swarthout, Jack Wood,Tianry Green,jLarry Maddren,Howard Brunell,George Buckhout. Standing(Left to RightJjConrad Roeske,James Bartlett,Glenn Potter,Ronnie Swarthout,Paul Richmond, Tommy Erwin. Above: First Row left to right Beverly Sloan, Carlton Wood, HowardPalmer Second RowUeft to right) Joe Green, Carol Webster, Joan Jandrew, Wanda Quick Third Row (left to right) Bill Dannheim, Sabra Kemp, Joan Bannister, Alfred Schram(Editor) Miss Baker(Advisor) Gloria Bartlett (Ass’t) Editor) Ronnie Taylor. Student Seated (left to right) Bill Dannheim(Treasurer) Gloria Bartlett (President) David Green(Vice President). Standing (left to right) Ronnie Swqrthout, Howard Palmer, Mrs. Buttke(Advisor) John Root, Larry Maddren. Left to Right: Sandra Vincent, Willard Miles, Francis Root, RalphRichmond ---- —“ David Green, David Williams, Harry Maddren ,Donald Richmond Larry Sturdevant, Robert Dannheim, Duane Chapman. Mr. Robbins, Advisor. (?lu Left to Right: Constance Taylor, Arvilla Griswold, Pauline Potter. Mrs. Buttke, Advisor. Seated: deft to right] Sabra Kemp, Arvilla Griswold, Carol Webster, Bill Dannheim, Sandra Vincent, Howard Palmer, Gloria Bartlett, Norma Stephens. Standing: (left to right) George Buckhout, Ronnie Swarthout, Joe Green, Vicki Green, Mildred Griswold, Bob Dannheim, Donald Richmond, Carlton Wood, David Green, Mr. Yerrick (Director) Absent: Connie Taylor 'THixect (tyonut First Row: Mr. Yerrick (Director) Katherine Stephens, Marilyn Vincent, Sandra Vincent, Pianist; Vicki Green, Janet Root, Etta Ann Chapman, Donna Jandrew, Norma Stephens, Wanda Quick, Linda Stephens, Mildred Griswold, Sherry Brown, Sandra McClintock. Second Row: Glenn Potter, David Ford, James Bartlett, Linda Jackson, Joanne Jandrew, Carol Webster, Beverly Sloan, Joan Bannister, Sabra Kemp, Arvilla Griswold, Gloria Bartlett. Third Row: Harry Maddren, John Root, Joe Green, Howard Palmer, Ralph Richmond, Donald Richmond, Francis Root, Bill Dannheim, David Green, Carlton Wood. Absent: Connie Taylor SNAP SHOTS This Is The Part Of Teaching I Like ' 'Boy This Is Close Ain't Nature Grand' (faljeteniei Mrs. Schram Mrs. Seely @ct4todi4 U Mr. Schoppe Mr. Swarthout Mr. Alsworth Mr. White Mrs. Swarthout fall S 11� MWJ. V WV — Q— � — — —- I � - W - - arv Stephens, Katherine Stephens. „ ,, uLinr (Left to right). Sandra McClintock, Vicki CSreen, Marilyn Vincent, oan Hannester, Sabra Kemp, Connie Taylor, Sandra Vincent, Patricia Cole, udy Williams, Judy Campbell. cout Leaders Mrs Livermore, Mrs Vincent reeling (Left to right) Ann Bartlett, Sue Ford, Ann Solam, Cheryl Conley, mcy Gowdy, Mary Lee Taylor, Cheryl Perry, Sheila Gowdy. sanding (Left to right) Diana Taylor, Nancy Schoonover, Carolina Phelps, idy Stephens, Hary Richmone, Carol Richmond, Nancy Stephens, Joan Ivermore, Katherine Hrown. tout Leaders Mrs Sowdy, Mrs Schoonover Mrs. Conley Scouts Seated: (left to right) David Ordiway, Gary Swarthout, George Buckhout. Standing: (left to right) Jimmy Bartlett, Ronnie Swarthout, Albert Thatcner, Sr., Scout Master; Albert Thatcher, Jr. , Larry Maddren. ScouU Seated: (left to right) George Ford, Roger Vincent. standingi (left to right) Charles Craven, Jack Wood, Howard Brunell,Timmy Green, Allen Dannheim, Absent: Jimmie Bannister, Grant Dean, Billy Dean. In Back: Cub Master, Mr. Schoppe, Den Mothers Mrs. Dannheim,Mrs.Brunell( Am) THE HISTORY OF THE ALLENTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY The Allentown Volunteer Fire Company was organized in 1942. It now has a membership of over one hundred members, fifty of whom are on the exempt firemans list, that is to say, have completed five consecutive years of active, loyal service to their community. This is an exception- al record for such a relatively new volunteer fire company and speaks well for the great amount of interest in fire protection for our area. In 1950, the fire company was supplemented by the organization of the Allentown Ladies Auxiliary. Their membership has never been as great as they have wished that it might be but they have made remarkable pro- gress and have on numerous occasions been of great assistance to the firemen. The fire company owns a two story fire hall which houses two modern fully-equipped fire trucks, plus the additional apparatus necessary for fighting oil fires, which is especially necessary in this area. During 1954 the fire company, in conjunction with the civil defense program, equipped its fire hall with a radio receiver and its two fire trucks with radio receivers, sending sets, and two walkie-talkies. These purchases made it possible for Allentown to participate in mutual aid assistance in conjunction with the civil defense program and also facil- itates fire fighting in our own community. Many of the firemen have taken instructions in modern fire fighting and first aid which makes them well qualified for any emergency. The Allentown Volunteer Fire Company is ready and willing to serve its community and outlying districts at all times. OFFICERS Edwin Palmer, Fire Chief Nathan Swarthout, President Lyle Alsworth, Vice President William Bannister, Secretary Leo Robbins, Treasurer MEMBERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT Alsworth, Lynn Alsworth, Lyle Adams, Donald Allen, Leon Bacon, Frank Bartlett, Edward Brunell, Howard Backus, Bert Briggs, Sherwood Bailey, Kenneth Buckout, John Bannister, William Brundage, Robert Blackman, 0. S. Cady, Earl Cleveland, Luman Crisjohn, Donald Craven , Alvin Cady, Frank Chandler, Robert Dannheim, William Dannheim, Ron Deming, Ortho D’Arcy, Frank Dean, James Dean, Robert Dean, Grant Erwin, Harry Erwin, Lee Elmer, Leroy Friel, Paul Freeborough, Glenn Ford, Alfred Green, David Green, Phillip Gowdy, Howard Gordan, William Howe, Albert Hunter, Glenn Hardy, Isaac Howe, Robert Hanks, Percy Hastings, Lowell Hamilton, Russell Hastings, Cleon Ingalls, Oren Kruger, Carl Jones, Charles Jones, Harry Kinnicutt, Raymond King, Donald Lampman , George Lawrence, I. B. Leonard, Martin McEnroe, Don McClintock, Charles McQueen, Paul McKee, Robert McKee, William Morrison, Thomas McQueen, William Moreland, James Guild, Ward Potter, Ralph Palmer, Edwin Pye, Donald Perry, Clinton Friday, Clifford Potter, Richard Perry, Oland Robbins, Leo Richmond, Robert Ryan, Joseph Richardson, Lewis Rappan, Raymond Swarthout, Lloyd Schram, Clarence Singer, Albert Sturdevant, Harley Stephens, Maurice Stephens, Walter Swarthout, Norman Swarthout, Nathan Swarthout, George Swarthout, Lewis Swarthout, Ellis Swarthout, Richard Swarthout, Gene Swarthout, Elton Shields, Richard Taylor, Ernest Thompson, Harley Taylor, Wilfred Vincent, Hugh Vincent, Albert Vincent, Francis Walsh, Walter Withey, Ward Weidner, Harry Wood, George Woodard, Guy Wilson, Peter Walsh, John Watson, Elmer York, Charles Weekly meetings are held on Thursday at 8:00 P.M. At left: Mrs. Arlene Vincent, Vice-Grand. It right: Mrs. Mildred Thomas, Noble-Grand. Qdd 'JatCowA it Compliments Merchants Division Wellsville Chamber of Commerce - Compliments of WOOD KING Wholesalers and Retailers of Fuel Oil, Gasoline and Lubricants Allentown and Bolivar G. M. Wood and D. E. King Proprietors The DON GIBSON CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Life Health Accident Hospital Insurance Wellsville, N.Y. Phone 590 Banking Since I895 Wellsville, New York Member F. D. I.C Compliments of Palmer’s General Store “Ed” “Gert” The Store With Quality Phone 4211-W-2 Allentown, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of DUNN’S DRUG STORE DWYER MOTOR SALES Don Dwyer Authorized Buick Sales Service Phone 300 303 Main Street 323 Main Bolivar N. Y. Complete Prescription Service Thomas E. Salzer Prop. Compliments of MILDREDS DINER Allentown N. Y. Compliments of PARKER REXA11 DRUGS Harry M. Bryant Ph.G Bolivar, N. Y. First National ASK FOR Bank CUBA Bolivar ICE CREAM “The Cream With Quality Bolivar, New York Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurauce Corp. Perfect For Every Occasion Jay Madsen Equipment Co., Inc. Carpenter School Bus Distributor From meticulous engineering and master craftsmanship comes the Bath, New York finest worth in the fine car field. FRANK W. STIMSON Kelvenator Refrigerator and Appliances Bolivar, New York LOEFFLER BUICK Co. 50 South Main Greetings From COLEGROVE and WOOD Oil Well Supplies Paints and Hardware Phone 58 Wellsville Congratulations to The Class of 1955 Wellsville Insurance Agency Thornton Bldg. Wellsville, New York All Old Line Stock Companies George Harris Jim Graham Mgr Phone 351 Ferris Forbes, Inc. 466 Main Street Bolivar, New York Ford Mercury Sales Service PhoneI63 Compliments of R. B. Moore Supply Company Bolivar, New York Compliments of Downer’s Service Station A LB I LL Record Mart Service Co. 18 N. Main St. Phone Wellsville, New York Your Record T. V. Center of The Split hern Tier COMPLIMENTS OF LOOHNS Cleaners Launderers Approved SANITONE Service 450 Canistco Street Horncll, New York Compliments of The First Trust Company Wellsville, New York “Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation’ F. A. Loop Son Co. Funeral Directors Quality Furniture CONGRATULATIONS Bolivar, New York BEST WISHES To Faculty and Students from BABCOCK THEATER WELLSVILLE Compliments of and Best Wishes To The Class of 1955 Your Tire Service Headquarters M W TIRE Co. 128 So. Main Phone 627 HILLS State Bank of Bolivar Congratulations Bolivar, New York and Best Wishs MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Bradford Supply Co. Bolivar, New York “Serving This Community For 73 Years” Bill Argie Wish the Seniors Luck Main Filling Station Allentown, New York Phone 4243-J4 Freeborough’s Red White Store Vegetables Short’s Service Station Wholesale Retail Frontier Products Bolivar, New York Meats Fruits Groceries Phone 4243 Jr Glen Freeborough Open Evenings and Sundays Compliments of Dickersons Barber Shop Main Street Bolivar, New York Compliments of EBENEZER OIL CO. INC. Producer of Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil REUING’S BAKERY NATURAL GAS 49 NORTH MAIN STREET Wellsville, New York Bakers of qualities Baked Good since 1890 PHONE 345 The Ideal Fuel Wellsville Lincoln Mercury 81 South Main Street Empire Gas and Fuel Company Wellsville, New York Limited Phone 1570 Congratulations and Good Luck Harris Supply Company Your Friendly Department Store DAVID C. GREEN in Bolivar HALL’S Radio Television Sales Service Compliments Auto Radios Bolivar Sugar Bowl Bolivar, New York Phone 4207J3 Nicholson’s Flower Shop Allentown, N.Y. Flowers For All Occass'ions STOUT Short’s INSURANCE Dyke Street AGENCY Station Automobile Sinclair Petroleum Products Jesse Margeson Fire Life Bonds Prop. Wellsville 471 Phone 618 161 Dyke Street Wellsville, New York Compliments of Compliments of Central Motors Regan’s Drug Store The Home Of Pontiac The Rexall Store 488 Main Bolivar, New York Wellsville, New York Compliments of Compliments of The Texas Hot Arnoys And Dye Wholesale Distributors of hand tools, power tools, woodworking equipment and welders CANNONS 26 Jefferson Street Wellsville phone 476 SHERWOOD BRIGGS General Insurance Allentown, New York “A SPECIALTY IN A UTO” KEEP FIT Drink Milk VOGUE DRESS SHOP ELMHURST DAIRY Chloic Fan ton, Prop. 134 North Main Street Phone 101 WELLsVILlE, New t okk Womens Apparel Phone 344 Wellsville, New York Compliments of TED EBELING MOTORS Fred D. Rice Music House Music Suppliers Since 1890 State Main Streets Wellsville, New York PHONE 998 Wellsville, New York Arthur D. Runzo Phone 623 CARS FORDS TRUCKS SALES SERVICE Carter Hardware SANBORN PHARMACY Quality Service James C. Elcher Wellsville, New ork 138 North Main Street WELLSVILLE, NEW YORK Phone 878 Compliments of Georgia H. Nichols . COATS DRUG CO. THE ELITE DRESS SHOP 0. G. Coats, Ph. G. 2i No. Main St., Wellsville, N. Y. Ladies’ Dresses, Coats, Accessories Bolivar, N. Y. Compliments of Joe Gene Sth GRADE “The Derrick Ad Setters” FRESHMEN HOMEMAKING flUTOGfiflPHS flUTOGfiflPHS