Beaver River Central High School - Beaverian Yearbook (Beaver Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

Class of '5 3 Pre s ervfcs THE BEAVERIAN Beaver River Central School Beaver Fails, New YorK ALMA MATER There's a land of rushing waters Where once the forest grew And the dark trees trailed their branches In the river's dusky hue. There the beavers built their houses In confidence serene. And the sunset was the orange And the forest was the green. The forests long have vanished And the beaver's day is o'er. But we work as hard as they did And achieve a whole lot more. We are now the busy beavers In rivalry most keen To win unfading glory For the orange and the green. There are other schools far larger That have won an endless fame. But there's none that's working harder To gain a place and name. Here's to the school we all love. We will keep its honor clean We'll be forever loyal To the orange and the green. Dedication TO MISS MATTIS, with heartfelt gratitude for her untiring efforts, her unusual understand- ing, and her generous willingness to help us in innumerable ways best known to her and us, we dedicate our 1953 Beaverian . Beaverian Stall flow One: Mr. Beemer, Advisor; J. Grau, Photography Editor; R. Schulz, Editor- in-Chief; B. Widrick, Business Manager, flow Two: R. Roes, Sports Editor; B. Buskey, Layout Editor; N. Grau, Feature Edi- tor; E. Lehman, Art Editor. Left to Right: E Parker, E Lyndasror, E Lallier, I. Lehman, S. Aucter, K. Scouten. M. Erbin, V. Lyndaker. Administration Left to Right: L. Norton, Principal; C. Abel, Vice Principal; E. Mattis, Elementary Supervisor, T. Nortz, Secretary Faculty ROW ONE—Mr. Werder. Mrs. Stevens. Miss Lehman, Miss Frutiger. Miss McGrath. Mrs. Snow, Mr. Francis ROW TWO—Mr. Beemer, Mrs. Lanz, Mr. Kirch, Mr. Norton, Mr. Abel, Miss Kern, Mrs. Widmeyer, Mr. Phillips. ROW THREE—Mr. Wilson, Mr. Dougherty, Mr. Rew, Mr. Maloney, Mr. BramhalL :«e- -3c- ROW ONE—Mrs. Finnegan, Mrs. M. Hynes, Mrs. Klock, Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. Schneeberger, Mrs. Shamplne, Miss Schulz, Mrs. Kuhl, Mrs. Hilts. ROW TWO—Mrs. Thenes, Mrs. Wolff, Mrs. L. Hynes, Mrs. Schantz, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Burkhard, Mrs. Char- trand, Mrs. VerSchneider. Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. Noriz, Miss Monroe, Mrs. Gilligan, Mrs. LaMourey. SENIORS Football 1 Manager 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Captain 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 Chorus 1 Class President 2. 3 Junior Play Varsity Club 4 Senior Play Lewneida League Bowling 2. 3, 4 Student Council 2 Volleyball 4 Quiz Team 4 Empire Boys' State 3 Delegate 3 NANCY RUTH GRAU Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. 'r RALPH BERNARD SCHULZ F. B. I. H. s: They love, they hate, but cannot do without him. Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Lewneida League Select Band 2 Lewneida League Select Chorus 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 President. State President 4 BARBARA ANN STURTZE Barb Beaver's Tale Staff 3 Class President 4 G. A. A. 3. 4 Quiz Team 4 Basketball 3 Citizenship Day Delegate 3 Beaverian Staff 4 Junior Play Pep Club 1, 2 Cheerleaders 1, 3 Softball 2 ■. Avv- . I can look sharp as well as another and let me alone to keep the cobwebs out of my eyes. Class President 1 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 Twirier 1. 2, 3. 4 Drum Majorette 3, 4 Junior Play Pep Club 1. 2 G. A. A. 3, 4 Vice-President Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 CapL Buzz'n Club 2 Beaver's Tale Staff 3 F. H. A. 1, 2 Citizenship Day Delegate 3 Select Chorus 4 Empire Girls' State 3 ESSPA Convention 3 Newspaper Conference 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Field Hockey 3, 4 olleyball 3. 4 Softball 3, 4 PATRICIA HAMBLIN The hearts that dart Chorus 1, 2, 3 Beavers Tale 3 Senior Play Pep Club 1, 2 Class Secretary 3. 4 Teen-Age Book Club JEAN ROSS She was and is (what can there more be said?) on earth the first, in heaven the second maid. Senior Play ESSPA Conference 4 Pep Club 1, 2 v F. H. A. 1. 3. 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Photography Club 4 Buzz'n S 3 Beavers Tale 3 BETTY WIDRICK Clever men are good, but they are not the best. Cheerleading 1 Captain 2. 3, 4 Junior Play Band 1, 2, 3 Lewneida League Select Band Lewneida League Select Chorus 4 Pep Club 1. 2 Chorus L 2. 3, 4 Girl's Athletic Association 3, 4 Secretary Volley Ball 3. 4 Basketball 3. 4 Class Secretary 1, 2 Buzzn's Staff 3 Future Homemakers of America 1, 2 £ 3 Beaverian Staff 4 ROBERT ROES „  ' Zealous, yet modest; innocent, though tree. Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3. 4 Co-captain Volleyball 4 Basketball Mgr. 4 Boys' State Delegate JANE MARIE WILDER aney Her heart as lar lrom fraud as heaven from earth. Chorus 1, 2 Twirier 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2 G. A. A. 3, 4 Junior Play Treasurer 1 Camera Club 4 Science Club 2 Cheerleader 1, 2. 3 Captain, 4 Student Loan Fund 3, 4 HELEN BETTY HONOR A tender heart, a will inflexible Chorus 1 Beaver's Tale 3 Buzz'n S 3, 4 Senior Play NE CELIA BROWN or she was F. H. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Buzz'n S 4 G. A. A. 2. 3. 4  s never vary lorus 1, 2, 3 Teen-Age Book Club 4 Camera Club 4 Endurance is the crowning quality. Chorus 2. 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 3,4 Twirier 1, 2, 3, Select Chorus 2, 4 Book Club 1 NEWELL NOFTSIER No. when the fight begins within himself, A man's worth something. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer F. F. A. 4 Model Airplane Club 1 Junior Play Senior Play y (fe; £ JOANNE MARIE MONCALIERI ]o DOLORES MARTIN I'm called away by particular business. But I leave my personality behind me. Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Select Band 3 Pep Club 1. 2 F. H. A. 1, 2 Junior Play G. j Science Club 2 Chorus 4 Select Chorus 4 Buzzn's Staff 3 Camera Club 4 A. 3. Secretary 4 Hobby Club 1 ELLA MAE LEHMAN Her wit was more than man. her innocence a child. Chorus 1 Quiz Team 3. 4 Beaverian 4 Noon Hour Committee 4 Teen-age Book Club 4 News Reporter 4 Citizenship Day Delegate 3 % BARBARA JEAN BUSKEY Barb Everyone of us, whatever our speculative opinions, knows better than he practices, and recognizes a better law than he obeys. Liverpool High School 1. 2 Drum Major 3. 4 Chorus 3. 4 G. A- A. 3. 4 F.' H. A. 3, 4 Vice-Pros. 3 Beaverian Staff 4 Buzzn's Staff 3, 4 Editor 4 Senior Play Lewneida League Select Chorus 4 Basketball 3, 4 Field Hockey 4 J ? Volleyball 3, 4 Softball 3. 4 Teen-Age Book Club 4 oM AA Camera Club 4 r a c He makes no friend who never made a loe. Basketball 1. 2. 3 Baseball 1. 2. 3 Football 1, 2 Science 3 F. F. A. y. A? Band 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Pres. 4 3 BELVA MAXINE ZEHR Stub'1 Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. Chorus 1. 2 G. A. A. 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2. Treasurer 3. 4 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Beaver's Tale 3 Art Editor Pep Club 1. 2 Science Club 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Soft Ball 2. 3. 4 Junior Play T-O . (Xs -tP CL fLv- - suu- oo, C'wdf UcJh -4) (X CM . b o f llMs vriC I RHEA YVONNE LYNDAKER rV , ncxxA . 6c4l Ree I know their tricks and their manners. Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 3. 4 Beaver's Tale 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 Pep Club 1, 2 Junior Play Basketball 2. 3, 4 CARL FREDERICK PETZOLDT There is no man suddenly either. excellently good or extremely evil. Band 1, 2. 3 Varsity Club 4 Junior Play Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4 Senior Play Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4 Football 1. 2. 3, 4 yg ryv n JL Aac C Z ;C AsJl OU- 4 cJLu o r (z FJHJL 1, 2, 3 Historian, 4 Secretary STUART JOHNSON None but himself can be his parallel Basketball 2, 3. 4 Baseball 2. 3, 4 Volleyball 4 Mock Republican Convention 3 Career Day 1 2 Varsity Club 4 Class Vice-Pres, 1, 2 Lewneida League Bowling 2. 3 Junior Play Senior Play That there's no living with thee, or without thee. F. F. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Junior Play Vice-Pres. of F. F. A. 4 Senior Play County F. F. A. Pres. 4 Welding Contest 3 Model Airplane Club 1 AUDREY FAYE STEINER Dynamite Fame is what you have taken. Characters what you give. ■ E DORRANCE MARTIN Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Science Club 2 Treasurer Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 Beaver's Tale 3 Pep Club 1, 2, Senior Play G. A. A. 3. 4 Junior Play NYSSMA1 Lewneida League Spring Festival 2, 3, 4 Lewneida Lewneida gue Select Band 2, 3 Select Chorus 3, 4 1. Ralph Schulz 2. Dorr ance Martin 3. Dolores Martin 4. Jane Wilder 5. Jane Brown 6. Robert Roes 7. Betty Widrick 8. Barbara Sturtze 9. Audrey Steiner 10. Jean Ross 11. Stuart Johnson 12. Ella Mae Lehman 13. Carl Petzoldt 14. Nancy Grau 15. John Grau 16. Rhea Lyndaker 17. Patricia Hamblin 18. Joanne Moncalieri 19. Belva Zehr 20. Helen Honor 21. Mary Kampnich 22. Barbara Buskey 23. Newell Noftsier Class History One bright warm September day, 34 shy but eager freshmen dark- ened the door-steps of B. R. C. S. They were looking forward to the four short but full years that lay ahead of them. We found the Library which was to be our home room, and sitting there, was our adviser, Mr. Beem- er. We elected Barbara Sturtze to lead us through that adventurous year. During that year we busied ourselves selling red-y jell. With this our treasury began to expand. We hoped our Sophomore year would be as prosperous as our Freshman year. This time we walked into school with a little more confidence. How- ever, we had lost 6 of our ambitious students. This year we moved into room 25 and found a new class advisor — Mr. Kirch. Our class officers turned out to be as follows: Ralph Shultz was President, His assistant was Stuart Johnson, Betty Widrick was Secretary, with Barbara Sturtze as Treasurer. This year was really a prosperous year for us, we sold more red-y jell and had a movie. My Dog, Shep. Just think, next year we will be almost Seniors. Ah—happy day—we're Juniors. We are still stationed in room 25 and Mr. Kirch is still our class advisor. Everything is about the same; we lost 3 more of our students and gained 1. Our officers were Ralph Shultz as President, John Grau as his assistant, Pat Hamblin as Secretary, and Barbara Sturtze as our Treasurer. This year we really went to town; we had dances, bake sales, scrap paper and iron drives, a talent show, and last but not least, came our Junior Play No Boys Allowed . We left our Junior year very happy because we were to be Seniors next year. Well, we're finally here—Seniors at last. Our room is still 25 and our advisor is still Mr. Kirch. Our officers have changed a bit. Our President is now Nancy Grau, with Ralph Schultz as her assistant; Pat Hamblin is Secretary, with Barbara Sturtze still Treasurer. We were really excited when we ordered our name cards and our invitations. We really enjoy- ed ourselves during our last year. We had enough money in our treas- ury so we didn't have to worry. Yet we had fun having dances, bake sales, a talent show, and our Senior Play, Don't Be Bashful . We pro- moted other things including our Variety Show and our Poor Man's Car- nival. At the end of our Senior year our treasury was somewhat large. Our class really worked hard to make it that way. We intend to go to New York. We are leaving school to go out into the world. Our motto through the last four years has been, If you work together, side by side, you can accomplish anything . Prophecy One warm spring day a couple of our seniors were wandering in the woods. They ate some wintergreen berries and these berries seemed to take them into the future. It included all their classmates and this is what they saw. JEAN ROSS has completed her four years of College and is now teaching in the new Beaver River Central School. RHEA LYNDAKER has completed her two years at Canton and is now work- ing as a dietician in one of the larger New York Hospitals. Oh, yes there is talk of Wedding Bells in the near future. NANCY GRAU is now happily married and we believe she is living in Con- necticut where her husband is serving as an Admiral in the U. S. Navy. JANE BROWN has just returned home for a short vacation before starting her job as dress designer in one of New York's more fashionable dress shoppes. HELEN HONER has completed her course in secretarial work. She is now a private secretary for the President of General Motors. JOANNE MONCALIERI has completed her course in Home Economics and is putting it into practical use. She is married and is living in Lowville. JANE WILDER has served four years in the WAVES and, because she liked it so well, has reenlisted. She is now spending a short vacation with her family in California. BARBARA STURTZE is now a Navy Nurse. She is right in her glory—taking care of all those sailors. BETTY WIDRICK is now modeling French bathing suits in New York City. She is Hanover's top model. AUDREY STEINER is happily married and she and her husband own a restaurant in Castorland. They serve the best spaghetti in the North Country. DOLORES MARTIN has finished her course in bookkeeping at Goshen and is now bookkeeper at the Mint in Washington, D. C. RALPH SCHULZ has made the grade. He is now top pitcher with the Brooklyn Dodgers. BARBARA BUSKEY has just finished a course in dramatics school. She is in Hollywood and has just reproduced the play, Don't Be Bashful. NEWELL NOFTSIER is now truant officer of the new Beaver River Central School. He is known as. bring 'em back on time, Noftsier. DORRANCE MARTIN is owner of a truck manufacturing company. He is manufacturing antiques like his own and they are selling like hot cakes. JOHN GRAU still runs the farm that he started when he was in high school. There have been three additions. PATRICIA HAMBLIN is married and is a very busy woman. Aside from raising her family she is singing with a top hillbilly orchestra. MARY KAMPNICH has just finished a course in Interior Decorating. She is now redecorating the White House. Mamie like Mary's original Marsh color. CARL PETZOLDT is a comedy star on television. Through these many years he has studied under Milton Berle. Carl is making millions of dollars just standing still and looking stupid. STUART JOHNSON owns a big garage in Indianapolis. Last year he and his hot rod won the Indianapolis 500 mile race. ELLA MAE LEHMAN has just completed a four year's teachers'course and is now tutoring our beloved Harry's beloved grandson. BELVA ZEHR has been driving stock cars for the last three years; she holds the National Championship. ROBERT ROES has become one of our Senators. He is plugging for Fed- eral Aid to Education. Seniors Class Will We, the class of '53, without a doubt being the most intelligent to ever darken the door- steps of B.R.C.S., being of sound mind and memory, wish to publish this, our last Will and Testament. BARBARA (A Ford's a good car!) BUSKEY. leaves her dancing ability to NANCY (Oh! those Friday night basket-ball games) BEYER NANCY (It won't be long now) GRAU, leaves her ability to conduct a class meeting to next year's President. JOHN (Oh! that second period study hall) GRAU. leaves his ability to get up in the morning to DONALD (Haf-weed) SCHNEIDER. NEWELL (I'm leaving school) NOFTSIER, leaves his ability to stay out of school a week to EARL (That's my woman) PRESSAW. BETTY (That guy from Snipe Island) WIDRICK. leaves her ability to take short-hand to REGINA (I got a letter today) VIRKLER BELVA (I had the Dodge last night) ZEHR. leaves her ability to sneak in at night to MARY (I'v got a new boy friend) LA MOUREY. STUART (Oh! that curly hcrir) JOHNSON, leaves his ability to make the girls swoon to BERNARD (I don't have a ride home) MATT and to JAMES (Those Business Class Blues) KLOSTER. BARBARA (Oh! those blue eyes) STURTZE. leaves her ability to get a date to PHYLLIS (What's cooking today) LAMBERT. JEAN (Those cute ways) ROSS, leaves her nice personality to SHIRLEY (Our girl in sports) SHULTZ, and to RICHARD (Those broad shoulders) WHITE. RALPH (Our sports fiend) SCHULZ, leaves his ability to get along with the teachers to LOWELL (Oh! those Joint Sessions) GENZEL. PATRICIA (Third finger left hand) HAMBLIN, leaves her ability to catch and keep a man to DOLORES (Oh! those gym days) MAHAR DORR AN CE (Well do I ever) MARTIN, leave his ability to handle the old Antique to WILLIAM (Hot-rod) PARKER and to JOHN (With the new glasses) MOORE. JANE (Short and sweet) WILDER, leaves her baby voice to KAREN (Those Joint Session arguments) FARNEY. RHEA (Those Saturday night dances) LYNDAKER leaves her ability to get a ride to Belfort to ELLEN (Oh! those Tuesday night dances) MONNAT. JANE (Shy but sweet) BROWN, leaves her quiet ways to LILA (Noisest Junior) GIN- GERICH. ROBERT (Cute but bashful) ROES, leaves his sportsmanship ability to DONALD (I got a steady) YOUSEY, and ROGER (I gotta hitch-hike to the Falls tonite) KUHL JOANNE (He's in college) MONCALIEHE. leaves her cooking ability to JANICE (I'll be late for class) MARTIN. HELEN (Snappy eyes) HONER. leaves her co-operative spirit to MARIE (Class Wizard) ZEHR. MARY (Oh! those soldier boys) KAMPNICH, leaves her carefree ways to BERNICE (That blonde hair) MEISTER. and to RICHARD (Navy bound) BILAK. AUDREY (If I could only get that Hudson) STEINER leaves her singing ability to JAMES (The voice) CAMIDGE. ELLA MAE (That wavy hair) LEHMAN, leaves her ability to get high rnnrlra to JOANNE (Oh! the night before) TAYLOR. 1 1 DOLORES (That's a fact) MARTIN, leaves her talking ability to CLEO (A little on the quite side) LEHMAN. I CARL (Oh! I'm always late for class) PETZOLDT, leaves his i slow alarm clock to CHARLES (Always smiling) NUFFER, and to HAROLD (I'm on the honor roll) TAUBE. J I We the Class of '53, certify ourselves to be entirely com- W petent to so bequeath these possessions. In Witness Whereof, we I I have set our hands and seal this 22nd day of June, 1953. Th« ni„,w nf 'Ml UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors J. Kloeier. J. Taylor, W. Parker, K. Farney, B. Mail M. LaMourey, J. Camidge, Mr. Phillips. ROW THREE—C. Lyndaker. D. Schneider. C. Nuffer H. Tauhe, E. Pressaw, R. XuhL fj ROW ONE—P. Lambert J. Marlin. L. Gingerich, D. Yousey, R. While, S. Schuliz, M. Zehr, B. Meisler, C. Lehjnan, E. Monnal, R. Virkler. ROW TWO—L. Gomel. D. Mahar. J.jfaof . N. Boyer, ROW THREE— D. worth, D. Widrick, L. Keenan, D. Brown. G. Edwards, R. Hoch. R. Hall, R. Widrick, R. Pale. J. Jackson, R. Hamblin. ROW FOUR— J. Nuffer. M. Keenan. C. Moser. D. BOW ONE—D. Moser. S. Noakee, N. Hirschey, F. Schneider, D. Roes, R. Bosh art, R. Bramhall D. Pale, L. Lallier, S. Maim. ROW TWO—C. Erbin, M. Hall L. Beck, C. EbersoL B. Rilz. E. Hall, B. Windover, B. Duffer. J. Allmire. M. Yantzt D. Zehi -fo fit S' 0 1 1 VXt «JK Ct ( tAa yri UL —ft ROW ONE—E. Zehr. J. Bush. M. Lyndaker. N. Mell- nitx, H. While, L. Martin, M. Norton. N. Revere, L. Widrick. A. Lasher. ROW TWO—M. Moshier. H. Scoville. M. Boshart, J. C. Hoch, M. Nuffer, D. Herzig. ROW THREE—Mr. Werder. R. Berrus, J. Gavigan, D. Martin, K. Maloney, L. Martin, J. Sweeney, J. Bush, E. Jones. R. Bush. Roes, N. Edwards. P. Schwendy, C. Hoch, N. Farney, A. 17 t t y o ROW ONE—B. Nuffer, G. Lehman, S. Lyndaker, D. Schneider, H. Beck, V. Petzoldt, R. Kellock. D. Eaton, S. Brouty, D. Gavigan, A. Easton, M. Norton, J. Flint. M. Roggie. ROW TWO— R. Pate, D. Widrick. E. Lehman. R. Dekin, C. Lyndaker. D. Edwards, A. Gelser, D. Lyn- daker, F. Meyers, M. Taylor. C. Hall, C. Yousey, N. HoppeL A. Knight, W. Marlof, P. Duffer. ROW THREE—J. KenneU, E. Typhair, R. Nuffer, F. Martin, R. Kelb, G. Schulz, R. Moncalieri, T. Vlrkler. G. Sterla. F. Kloeter, W. Peters, B. Schwendy. ROW FOUR—E. Davis. J. Loessi. J. Delies. R. Schack. C. Zehr. •:♦ •:♦ 8th Grade 7th Grade FIRST ROW (left to right): C. Eaton. L. Zehr. A. Buck- ingham. E. Zehr. T. Flint, .5. Klett, J. Campany, A. Scouton, J. Loessi. C. Vaughn, M. Zehr, M. Stiles, E. Zecher. SECOND ROW (left to right): H. Greeney. C. Merry, W. Jackson, E. Widrick, S. Bruckman. R. Norts, J. Zehr. A. Widrick. R. Hoch. K. Flint. THIRD ROW (left to right): D. Widrick, V. Lambert. F. Jackson, V. Widrick. G. Lyndaker, D. Schwendy, R Houppert. FIRST ROW (left to right): K. Farney. R. Kennell, S. Jones, N. Virkler. K. Ford, K. Morrison, S. Edwards, A. Virkler, Y. Potter, N. Lalier. N. Gray, J. Sweeney, J. Hasseler. SECOND ROW (left to right): K. Lehman. T. Yancey, D. Nutfer, B. Dalton. C. Holliday, C. Walseman, C. Graves. W. Sterie. R. Illingworth. R Abel. L. Herxig. THIRD ROW (left to right): K. Hoch, J. McIntyre, M. West, B. Hitchcock. R. Bachman. A. Hoppel, G. Sweeny, D. McIntyre. 6th Grade Sth Crade ROW ONE: J. Schulz, E. Abel, M. Schneider, L. Moser, P. Columbo, C. Thompson, D. Noilsier, L. Ebersol, A. LaChausse. ROW TWO: R. Altmire, R. Duffer, W. Delies, T. Tyner, R. Ross, W. Terry, J. Rubar, A. Mulvaney, C. Moser, Mrs. Schantz. ROW THREE: R. Campany, D. Shaw, E. Scoville, L. Gavigan, R. Carnie, D. Yousey, L. Hofer, D. Roggie. ROW ONE: J. Edwards, B. Hall, L. Norlon, N. Herzig, P. Sauer, D. LaRock, J. Schambach, A. Sullivan, S. Schoroe, M. Hofer, S. Vary. ROW TWO: Mrs. Chartrand, J. Planlz, J. Wakefield, L. Ford, P. Aubel, E. Smith, R. Marolf, J. Lewis, D. LaChausse. J. Beck. ROW THREE: M. Keiffer, T. Peters. C. Kovacs. W. Lyn- daker, A. Yousey. 4th Grade 3rd Grade FIRST ROW: S. Hall. S. McIntyre, M. Scouien, E. Cam- pany, S. Edwards. J. Abel, K. Honer, L. Zehr, C. Noftsier, M. Abel. J. Thompson, K. Yantzi. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nortz. R. White, S. Martin, J. Herzig, W. Rubar, R. Farney, J. Meyers, A. Buck- inaham, D. Maloney, A. Zehr, D. Moshier. THIRD ROW: K. Greeney. G. Schamback, D. Martin, E. Dalton. P. Dalton, D. Beck, F. Farney, L. Baum- gartner. FIRST ROW: J.Herzig, B. Herzig. V. Zehr, M. Hall. M. Weller. D. Delies, M. Kennell, S. Martin, B. Schorge. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hilts, R. Greeney, B. Carnie, L. Beck, R. Farney. E. Kennell, R. Lehman, F. Gavigan, B. Taylor. THIRD ROW: J. Noftsier. D. Honer, A. Buckingham. G. Ebersol. 1st Grade Row One: S. Ford, M. Simmons, J. Schneider, G. Forney, J. Nolt- sier, J. Duller, A. Alger, S. Boliver, J. Maroll, S. Moser. Row Two: P. Beyer, C. Owen, R. Keiller, W. Kuhl, L. Abel, B. Wakelield, M. Mathys, L Herzig, R. Yousey, S. Moshier. Row Three: J. Schlier, D. Hoppel, M, Famey, H. Honer, D. McIn- tyre, S. Terry, T. Stoddard, S. Smith, D. McIntyre; Teacher, Miss Ver Schneider. Kindergarten A.M. Row One: C. Zehr, A. Marolf, Mrs. Finnegan. L. Sauter. V. Sturtze, J. Schambach, S. Mathys. G. Buckingham. P. Kuhl, R. HoppeL P.M. Row One: R. LaChansse. T. Martin. B. Baumgartner, R. Hack, J. Lehman. D. Hetzell. Mrs. Finnegan. W. Robinson, V. Turck. M. Breed. FOREST CITY CROGHAN i rtjri KIRSCHNERVILLE - ■ BEECH HILL NEW BREMEN mm ties bulletin board __ Junior Play Seated: J. Wilder, N. Grau. B. Sturtze. R. Lyndaker, S. Johnson, D. Martin, B. Zehr. C. Petzoldt, B. Rose, A. Steiner. Standing: M. Zehr, J. Ross, J. Moncalieri, D. Martin, R. Schulz, J. Grau, N. Noftsier, B. Widrick, Mr. Beemer. Senior Play Seated: H. Honer, A. Steiner, R. Schulz, B. Buskey. Row Two: P. Hamblin, J. Ross, S. Johnson, C. Petzoldt, Mr. Beemer. Row Three: J. Brown, J. Grau, N. Noftsier, M. Kampnich, D. Martin. Band ROW ONE: L. Martin, M. Norton. E. Monnat, M. HalL J. Camidge. B. Schwendy, L. Keenan, M. Keenan. ROW TWO: H. White, L. Lallier. N. Hirschey. C. Erbin. A. Steiner. A. Easton. M. Nor- ton. J. Taylor, J. Moore, D. Mahar. ROW THREE: W. Parker, N. Beyer, K. Farney, S. Noakes. J. Gavigan, L. Beck, M. Hall, W. Scouten. R. Vlrkler, N. Grau, C. Hoch. R. Kuhl, D. Martin. R. Lyndaker, M. La Mourey. ROW FOUR: Mr. Dourghiy, S. Maim, K. Maloney, B. Duffer. Left to Right: I. Wilder, B. Sturtze, Drum Majorette; B. Buskey, Drum Major; S. Shultz. Mixed Chorus ROW ONE—B. Siurize, R. Lyndaker. B. Wldrick, R. Boshart D. Pate, E. Wlndover, E. Hall, L. Beck, M. Hall, B. Rltz, S. Shultz. ROW TWO— N. Grau, N. Beyer, A- Steiner, D. Mar- tin. B. Buskey, C. Maim, D. Moser, J. Taylor. R. Virkler, Mr. Dougherty. ROW THREE—W. Scouion. M. Keenan, W. Parker, R. Kuhl, L. Keenan, J. Camldge. Junior ROW ONE— J. Zehr, V. Wldrick. A. Scouion, V. Lambert. C. Shaw, T. Flint. W. Jackson, C. Merry, R. Campany, K. Flint, E. Wldrick, F. Jackson, R. Nortz, A. Wldrick, G. Wldrick. ROW TWO— G. Schulz, G. Lehman. S. Lyndaker. M. Lyndaker, J. Rose, J. Bush, N. Edwards, N. Revere, Miss Frutiger, E. Zehr, A. Gelser. S. Brouty, A. Knight, P. Duffer, D. Lyndaker, M. Stiles. ROW THREE—R. Hoch, H. Greeney, G. Sterla. D. Schwendy, F. Klosier, R. Hofer, J. LoessL E. Davis, J. KennelL J. Delies, R. MoncallerL R. Kellock, R- Keib, T. Virkler, R. Nuffer, B. Schwendy, R. Houp- Chorus pert R. Pate, R. Schack. ROW FOUR—S. Bruckman, E. Zecher, A. Bucking- ham, E. Zehr, D. Schneider, J. LoessL M. Boshart H. Beck, D. Edwards, B. Nuffer. F. Myers, C. HalL V. Petzoldt M. Taylor, E. Lehman, D. Gavigan, M. Roggie, J. Flint, D. Wldrick, R. Dekin, C. Lyndaker, P. Klett. ROW FIVE—E. Typhalr. F, Martin, C. Zehr. E. Wld- rick, C. Vaughan, N. Farney, L. Martin, M. Zehr, M. Norton, M. J. Norton, A- Easton, P. Schwendy, A. Lasher, D. Eaton, N. HoppeL G. Yousey, C. Martin, C Eaton, G. Lyndaker, W. Marolf, W. Peters, K. HoppeL Junior Band flow One: S. Lyndaker, G. Lehman, D. Eaton, D. Gavigan, P. Klett, M. Taylor, M- J. Norton, A. Easton. flow Two: Mr. Dougherty, N. Mellnitz, D. Schneider, C. Vaughn, M. Petzoldt, R. Hofer, C. Hoch. Photography Club flow One: J. Wilder, A. Steiner, B. Buskey, Secretary; Mr. Rew, Advisor; J. Brown, D. Martin. Row Two: R. Lyndaker. E. Pressaw, R. Shulz, Vice-Pres.; I. Ross, J. Grau, Pres. Row One; R. Roes. J. Moore, E. Pressaw, R. Kuhl, C. Petzoldt, R. White, D. Yousey. How Two: S. Johnson, J. Camidge, R. Shulz, J. Grau, Mr. BramhalL Buzzn's Staff flow One; R. Boshart, C. Ebersol, Circulation Editor; M. J. Hall, Feature Editor; C. Erbin, Business Manager; M. Hall; B. Buskey. Editor-in-Chiel. Row Two: Mr. Werder, Advisor; D. Herzig, Art Editor; M. Boshart, D. Moser, H. Taube. J. Kloster, M. Kampnich, H. Honer, Associate Editor; S. Maim, Sports Editor. F. H. A. SEATED—D. Moser, V. Petzoldt, H. Beck, F. Meyers. B. Zehr. S. Maim, N. Gran, R. Lyndaker, L. Beck, C. Hall. D. Gavigan, N. Mellniiz, N. Edwards, B. Buskey. ROW TWO— J. Ross, D. Schneider, D. Eaton, P. Schwendy, E. Hall, J. Altmire, E. Duffer, E. Wind over, C. EbersoL M. HalL J. Brown. L. Martin, Mr . Lanz, N. Hirschey, S. Noakes, L. Gingerich. STANDING—S. Lyndaker, G. Lehman, D. Zehr, M. Yantzi, C. Erbin. F. F. A. ROW ONE—R. Pate, J. Nuffer. D. Martin, H. Scoville, C. Moser, R. HalL N. Noftsier, G. Edwards, J. Grau. ROW TWO—M. Nuffer, J. Bush. D. Wldrick, L. Mar- tin, Mr. Phillips. ROW THREE—D. Schneider. R. Wldrick. C. Lyn daker. Varsity Cheerleaders R. Lyndaker, B. Widrick, L Lallier, S. Shultz, B. Sturtze, J. Wilder. J.V. C heerleader M. Yantzi, N. Hirschey, S. Noakes, K. Faraey, C. Hoch, N. Famey. Row One: E. Lehman, Mr. Kirch. N. Famey, Mr. Francis, Mr. Able. Row Two: D. Edwards, E. Pressaw, Pres., W. Jackson. • w Quiz Team Left to Right: K. Famey, L. Genzel, E. Lehman, R. Shulz. N. Grau. Football Row One: E. Pressaw, R. Roes. D. Roes, D. Yousey, R. White. R. Kuhl, D. Widrick. Row Two: W. Parker. C. Hoch, I. Gavigan, I. Camidge, R. Illing- worth, R. Hoch. R. Hall, C. Lyndaker, C. Petzoldt. Mr. BramhalL Baseball Row One: J. Camidge. R. Roes, R. White, J. Moore. Row Two: D. Schneider. D. Yousey, D. Roes, J. Golden, W. Parker. R. Schulz, C. Petzoldt S. Johnson, Mr. BramhalL Row Three: H. White, R. Hall, C. Hoch. W. Scouten. D. Kellock. Basketball flow One: D. Schneider, D. Yousey, D. White, R. Schulz, B. Roes, J. Moore, D. Roes, Coach Bramhall. Row Two; H. White, S. Johnson, C. Petzoldt, R. Kuhl. R. Kellock.  Jk, _ l ir 3r 1 JV %3T _ 1 n :r ;- 9t ' Ntffib J.V. Basketball One; R. Widrick. L Keenan, J. Golden, B. Parker, M. Keenan, J. Camidge, J. Gavigan, Coach Bramhall. flow Two: H. White, C. Hoch, R. Nye, D. Kellock, R. HalL R. Row One: R. Virkler, E. Monncxt, L. Gingerich, J. Martin. B. Meister, N. Edwards, B. Widrick, Sec.; S. Schultz, Pres.; B. Sturtze. Vice-Pres.; I. Wilder, M. LaMourey. D. Mahar, K. Famey. N. Famey. flow Two: I. Bush, N. Beyer. L Beck, Miss Kem, B. Buskey, I. Brown. S. Maim, D. Martin, A. Steiner. N. Grau, R. Lyndaker, B. Zehr, L Lallier. I. Taylor, L Martin. D. Moser. Row Three: M. Hall. ML Hall. C. Ebersol, N. Mellnitz. C. Hoch. B. Ritz, J. Altmire. N. Hirschey. S. Noakes, M. L. Yantzi, C. Erbin. Kitchen Staff COMPLIMENTS OF LATEX FIBER INDUSTRIES INC. BEAVER FALLS NEW YORK Snapshots COMPLIMENTS OF BEAVERITE PRODUCTS INC. ARTIFICIAL LEATHER COVERS FOR SCHOOL ANNUALS BEAVER FALLS NEW YORK Combliments of XP.LE.WIS CO. Beaver Falls, New York Cornel i ments of The Qenfield Plastics Inc. urns GleH'f itM, New YorK BEAVER RIVER CENTRAL SCHOOL, BEAVER FALLS, N.Y. SARGENT, WEBSTER, CRENSHAW FOLLEY, ARCHITECTS Lowville, New York MEMBER: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BEST WISHES CLASS OF 53 HURD STUDIO PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1153 n imav MANUFACTURING CASTORLAND NEW YORK CARTHAGE ALTAMONT MILK CORP. CARTHAGE NEW YOR K BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS SUPERIOR BODY SALES INC. S GSt NEWARK NEW YORK Y GOOD S FOOD COMPLIMENTS OF UNITED BLOCK on your table indicate your desire to offer CO. pleasure. BUYER OF HARD MAPLE LOGS CROGHAN NE.W YORK E. E. Hall Gould Paper Co. GENERAL CONTRACTING Castor land, N. Y. Lwvl. 976F21 For Rent: Shovel Bulldozers Trench Hoe Dump Truck Crane Boom Air Compressor Concrete Bucket Tractor Loader LYONS FALLS, N.Y. Building = Moving = All Kinds of Grading Blacktop Fill - Topsoil Gravel loaded Cellar Work and delivered Trench Digging Logging Equipment Groundwood Specialty Papers Compliments of We Specialize in Catering to Groups of All Ages F. Clifton Virkler Special Menus on Request IGA STORE New Bremen, N. Y. St. Regis Inn Men’s Work Clothing Footwear Deferiet, N. Y. Mobile Gas - Oil - Tires Phone Carthage 803 Low Prices - Everyday Famous For Fine Food Open 365 Days A Year Private Dining Rooms Compliments of Compliments of Duflo Chevrolet Company Carthage Machine Co. Croghan, N. Y. Phone Croghan 2721 Dealers of FERGUSON FARM EQUIPMENT ROANOKE HAY BALER MASSEY HARRIS FARM EQUIPMENT Carthage, New York i Best Wishes Hotel Knickerbocker Lofink Motor Co., Inc. 12 0 W. 45th Street New York 36, N. Y. Sales --FORD -- Service James P. Somerville. Manager COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF FREDLIN NORTZ WILLIAM BURKHARD GENERAL MERCHANDISE CROGHAN, NEW YORK AND SONS COMPLIMENTS OF VER SCHNEIDER'S CROGHAN, NEW YORK CROGHAN, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS CROGHAN MOTOR SALES OF THE CROGHAN, NEW YORK LEHMAN AND 2EHR COMPLIMENTS LUMBER CORP. OF CROGHAN COOPERATIVE CARTHAGE GLF AND SERVICE CROGHAN, NEW YORK CROGHAN COMPLIMENT S OF FARNEY MOTOR CO. INC. CR06HAN, NEW YORK FORD SALES AND SERVICE PHONE NO. CROftHANAOSI COMPLIMENTS OF THE CROGHAN NATIONAL BANK CR06HAN, NEW YORK COMPLUiLNTS OF GOOD LUCK TO CLASS 0F5J BILL'S TEXACO SERVICE ALGERS 6AS OIL TIRES BATTERIES RED WHITE ACCESSORIES BEAVER FALLS MAIN STRLE.T CROGHAN NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF LLOYD KEIFFER THE BEAVER DEALER IN INN HIGH GRADE COAL H. F. BRAVES PROP. COMPLIMENTS OF CARTHAGE NATIONAL ACARINO BROTHERS EXCHANGE BANK CARTHAGE , NEV YORK CARTHAGE NEW YORK BEST WISHES MEMBER OF THE PURVEYORS OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT FINE MEAT AND GROCERIES INS. CORP. Frank's Market Compliments of Fresh Meats Groceries Jerry's Phone 440 104 Shady Ave. Congratulations and Best Wishes Moser's Feed Supply Co. Joseph Widrick Son Wholesale Retail Dealers In Flour, Feed, Seeds, Lumber Building Material, Coal Lowville, N. Y. Telephone 919f24 While in Carthage Visit Compliments of The Quick Lunch Atlantic Pacific Tea Co. Restaurant 224 State Street Croghan, N. Y. Phone 36W Dinners Short Orders Makers of Fine Clothes Since 18 6 8 Compliments of Miller's Fredenburg's Store Know Men's Clothes From Hat to Shoes Beaver Falls, N. Y. Miller’s QUALITY Guarantees Style-Lasting Good Looks Economy JAMES R. MILLER CO. Miller Building Watertown L. G. Balfour Company Floyd B. Holmes Attleboro Massachusetts ; Class Rings and Pins Watches Diamonds ; Diplomas - Personal Cards E Commencement Invitations Elgin - Hamilton - Tissot - Cyma Medals Trophies-Club Isignia 5 Represented by: ; MR. LELAND LEE 310 State Street, Carthage, New York : 164 Hermitage ftd. ; Rochester, New York Phone 227 Compliments of Antwerp Roofing Contracting Corp. § Antwerp, New York Roofing, Siding and Insulation Compliments of Crystal Restaurant PUBLIC SQUARE of All Types Watertown, New York ' Bonded Applications for Built-up Roofing S COMPLIMENTS Harlo Motors, Inc. OF Ernest I. Wolfe 500 - 528 State Street Watertown, New York Town Hall Theatre LOWVILLE, QUALITY USED CARS NEW YORK THE FUTURE BELONGS - To Those - Garland City Parts Corp. WHO PREPARE FOR IT 400 Mill St. BEST OF LUCK WATERTOWN, NEW YORK Gerald E. Parker Phones 158 159 NORTHERN NEW YORK’S OLDEST Insurance AUTO PARTS HOUSE Service Compliments of Maurice N. Virkler Funeral Home 213 State Street Lowville New York Carthage Cooperative G. L. F. Service, Inc. Feed Seed Fertilizer Phone 210 Best Wishes Empsall's Men's Store, Inc. 36 Public Square Watertown New York Compliments of Seoltest Ice Cream The Finest Food Available for All Ages Serve It Every Day Cbmpliments of Northern New York Service Stations, Inc. Distributors of ESSO Petroleum Products Carthage, New York Empire State Mutual Life Insurance Co. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Represented by: Mr. Glenn A. Sealy, Special Agent 2 4 Chamber of Commerce Building Watertown, New York and New Bremen, New York - Phone Lowv. 919F3 Hctii Brothers Stone - Sand Blacktop - Ready Made Concrete Compressor - Power Shovels - Dump Truck Contract Work or By The Hour PHONES: Office 121 - Residence 37-J or 514 Lowville New York Curtis-Holmes Music Co. 119 Stone Street - Watertown, N. Y. Complete Lines of Top-Name Musical Instruments and Accessories Selmer LeBlanc Martin Nova Pedler York Pan-American Penzel-Mueller Rental-Purchase Plan Over 50,000 students have started on Rental Plan I Sales -- CHEVROLET -- Service Merz Brothers Salmon Widmeyer, Inc. Beacon Feeds - Arco Seed dhay Barn Equipment Phone 575 Lowville, N. Y. Castor land New York | Congratulations and [ Best Wishes Costorlond G. L. F. to the Service Store Class of 5 3 Feed - Seed Bradley Hardware Fertilizer Farm Supplies and Unico Tires | Arsenal St. - Court St. Watertown Castorland New York Thomas Hardman, Inc. COMPLIMENTS 501-503 State St., Watertown, N. Y. OF f WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS J Automotive Supplies ii Replacement Parts j? Welding Supplies ■ Oxygen and Acetylene j Garage and Shop Equipment Lystg Lumber Co. s Telephone 601 LOWVILLE NEW YORK Compliments of Hooper and Pur vines Bush's Store Electric, Inc. Electrical Appliances Croghan, New York Croghan New York WILBER VISUAL SERVICE CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE Complete Audio Visual Sales Service 28 Genesee St.,New Berlin, N.Y. PH.9-2921 1119 State St., Albany 7, N.Y. PH.4-2426 NEW YORK STATE APPROVED Fall Term - September 8, 1953 Syracuse 2, New York William J. Veigel, Director CARTAGE GAS COMPANY Sales Service DISTRIBUTORS OF PYROFAX GAS Carthage, New York Cars, Trucks, Tractors NORTZ VIRKLER, INC. LOWVILLE NEW YORK Compliments of BLACK RIVER PAPER COMPANY Watertown, N. Y. ARLOTT DUPLICATOR SUPPLY CO. 820 Charlotte St, Utica, N.Y., Ph. 3 -9537 Exclusive Agency for: Niagra Stencil Duplicator Rex-o-graph Fluid Duplicators Typewriters - Adding Machines Ribbons - Carbon Filing Equipment Machines Sold, Rented and Repaired J. J. STOCKER CO. CONDE'S Typewriters Duplicators Adding Machines and Supplies 22 Arcade Balcony Watertown, N.Y. Phone 232 Headquarters for Hardware Y. M. C. A. Building Watertown, N. Y. Forney Steiner Croghan Meat Market Dealers in Flour, Feeds, Seeds, Grains, Molasses Custom Grinding Mixing CROGHAN NEW YORK Phone Croghan 2 2 51 Carthage Compressed Adrian A. Henry Steel, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE Croghan, New York Highest Market Prices For: Scrap Iron Steel Light scrap sheet steel consisting of auto bodies, fenders, drums, wire, etc., for our hydraulic press Compliments of Compliments of BUSHNELL AND BASSETT R. C. BATEMAN CO.. INC. Plumbing and Heating Hardware Lowville, N.Y. Carthage, N.Y. Come here for staple gifts and merchandise Compliments of THE BEE HIVE STORE R. E. SUNDERHAFTS Watertown, N.Y. Lowville, N.Y- Compliments of HOTEL IMPERIAL GRAY'S FLOWER SHOP Carthage, N.Y. Phone Cr. 133 Carthage, N.Y. Joe Ronmelman, Prop. ALLENS DRUG STORE Red and White Store Sick Room Supplies - Prescriptions L. M. LINSTRUTH State Street Lowville, N.Y. Naumburg, N.Y. TOMMY'S GRILL Compliments of Beer Sandwiches Meals fHOTEL NAUMBURG 99 State Street Lowville, N.Y. Ernie and Mary Noakes, Prop. J. A. PETERS SON SWITZER HUTCHINGS General Merchandise Gas and Oil Phone Croghan 3783 Greenhouse Florists Store Belfort, New York 116 Arsenal Street Watertown, N.Y. Compliments of Compliments of ANTLERS JONES SPORT SHOP Ida Taylor, Prop. Watertown, N.Y. General trucking, local and long distance hauling, moving and dump trucking. CHESTER B. HALL Compliments of HOUSEHOLD MERIT. INC. Phone Lowville 976F15 Watertown’s Finest Furniture Store Compliments of Compliments of GAMBLES MACHINE SHOP CASTORLAND HOTEL Carthage, N. Y. Castorland, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of CHUB'S SERVICE STATION FLOYD BICHE Phone Low. 9481F21 New Bremen, N. Y. Gas Oil Cigarettes Lunches Ice Cream Candy R. D. ALLEN SON Good Luck Seniors ; Crushed gravel - crushed stone - mason sand THE BOSTON STORE state approved washed sand Power shovel - bull-dozer, and dump trucks for hire. Lowville, N. Y. Phone 971F3 Infants’ — Children’s Ladies’ — Men’s Wear j Carthage, N. Y. j Compliments WM. C. BROWN SON Compliments of Chrysler Airtemp Heating Crane Plumbing LOWVILLE, N. Y. JOHN SEVERANCE LOWVILLE LAUNDRY Compliments of DRY CLEANERS STOLLMAN'S DRESS SHOP Phone 87 Elm Street Lowville, N. Y. Carthage, N. Y. Compliments of ISLAND TURKEY FARM ROY VIRKLER Full Dressed Young Turkeys Lowville, N. Y. Phone 2883 Croghan, N. Y. Compliments of THOMAS'S GAS STATION Castorland, N. Y. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home owned and Operated by George F. Talbat “Everything for the Car’’ Kelvinator Refrigerators - Truetone Radios Vita Power Notor Oil - Washing Machines Wizard Batteries - Davis Tires - Bicycles Paints - Tools Phone 737 - 249 State St. - Carthage, N. Y. WESLEY J. SNYDER FRANKLYN A. ZAHN General Merchandise Hardware Castorland, N. Y. Phone 67 244 State Street Carthage, N. Y. SENECA BOOT SHOP Carthage, New York JACKSON'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 111 N. Mechanic St. Carthage, N. Y. Raymond Jackson Phone 705 Compliments of GREEN LIGHT RESTAURANT Carthage, New York Compliments of RICHARDSONS DRY CLEANER Carthage, New York Compliments of SUPERIOR GRILL Carthage, New York Compliments of VER'S GRILL Walter Perkins Vernon Peck Compliments of GERALD A. NORTZ, INC. Chrysler Plymouth Lowville, New York Ethel Donahoe Phone 210 ETHEL'S For Your Loveliness Beauty Dress Shop Lowville New York Compliments of HENRY I. NORTZ, INC. Lowville New York Established 18 9 8 E. C. CROOKS MEMORIAL CORP. Monumental Designers Manufacturers Carthage, New York A. H. CUMMINGS JEWELER Lowville New York Compliments of WATERTOWN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE 2R8 State Street Watertown, N. Y. Compliments of DICK'S ATLANTIC GAS STATION State Street Lowville, N. Y. Best Wishes to The Class of 1953 KINNEY'S DRUG STORE Carthage, N. Y. LLOYD'S RESTAURANT 20 State Street Lowville, N. Y. -Food You’ll Remember- -Service You Won’t Forget- BLACK RIVER NATIONAL BANK Lowville, New York Compliments of FRED SHINBOURNE SHOES Shoes and Boots Croghan, N. Y. Compliments of GARRET BOfJVER BARBER SHOP Croghan, N. Y. LEHMAN'S DINETTE CROGHAN, N. Y. Compliments of GRAND UNION CO. Croghan, New York Compliments of E. M. MARILLEY CO. Croghan, N. Y. Distributor Dupont Paint Compliments of THE MILLER HOUSE Croghan, N. Y. Roy Buckingham, Prop. ANDERSON'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE CROGHAN, N. Y. Compliments of FOX DRUG CO. Carthage, N. Y. MONNAT'S LIQUOR STORE L. W. Monnat, Prop. Croghan, N.Y. Compliments of ZEHR'S GAS STATION Gas Oil Lubrications Guy Myrtle Zehr, Prop. Best Wishes to Class of ’5 3 ZEHR'S RESTAURANT CROGHAN, N. Y. Breakfast Lunches Dinners All Legal Beverages FINERS FOR THE FINEST Jewelry, Luggage Appliances Carthage, N. Y. Lowville, N. Y. Compliments of CROGHAN INN F. B. Scanlon, Prop. Croghan, N. Y. A. P. STEINER Job Printing Wedding Announcements Phone 3581 Croghan, N. Y. Compliments of BUCKINGHAM'S BARBER SHOP CROGHAN, N. Y. R. B. FARNEY SON Cockshutt Implements Jamesway Barn Equipment Chainsaws - - Paint Washers - Freezers Phone 2123 Croghan, N. Y. EDWARD J. MURPHY Compliments of SALES - SERVICE Carthage, N. Y. Phone 837 ROY J. WILLIAMS Phone 374-J Lowville New York Compliments of FRANCK'S DRY CLEANERS Carthage, N. Y. Enjoy Red Rock Beverages Bottled by the RED ROCK BOTTLING CO. Lowville, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of BUCKLEY MOTOR EXPRESS J. H. ROSS AND SON Carthage, N. Y. Lowville, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of LOG CABIN BEAUTY SHOP WILNA GORMLEY OIL CO.. INC. Beaver Falls, N. Y. Carthage, New York LEROY E. SHERMAN Compliments of Appliance and Wiring Supplies HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Carthage, N. Y. Phone 103 Lowville, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of HILT'S STORE SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. Beaver Falls, N. Y. 103 Public Sq. Watertown, N. Y. Compliments of §Nf LEWIS COUNTY WITJ ARTIFICIAL Xf A BREEDERS COOP. Call 315 Lowville R. D. PARKER Filing Reconditioning Saws Beaver Falls, N. Y. Compliments of GEORGE FOLEY'S New Bremen, N. Y. Success to the Class of '53 EVERETT AND JERRY Lunches .... Ice Cream Esso Gas and Oil .... Lubrication We Give S H Green Stamps Phone 3424 Beaver Falls, N. Y.