Belleville Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Belleville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1958 volume:

QjlrribvcJi ScAjO'D 1 To-ble of Contents Ex-Libris... «••••••••••.............1 Table of Contents....................2 Dedication................... ••••3 Board and Faculty•••••••••••••••••.L Senior Division.......... Seniors ..................... .6-11 Prophecy........................••••12 Class Will........................ 13 Senior Class and Histoiy...........mlh Classes and Grades.•..•••...•.....15 Junior and Sophomore Classes.....16 Freshmen.................••••. •••••17 Eighth and Seventh Grades...........18 Sixth and Fifth Grades..... ......19 Fifth and Fourth Grades..•••••••••20 Fourth and Third Grades...........21 Third and Second and Second Grades.......•••••••••••••• 22 First Grades......................23 Kindergartens.................... 2L Activities Division.................25 Senior Band..«....................26 Junior Band and Dance Band........27 Mixed Chorus and Pep Band,•••••••.28 Quartet and Football..............29 Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball.••••••••••••••.••••••••30 Cheerleaders and Girls Soccer..,.31 Bowling and Girls Basketball.....32 Baseball and Track«,«.,...........33 Intramural Officers and Assembly Planning Committee Student Council and Student Patrol .•••••••••••••.••••••••••••35 Trumpeteer and F.F.A..............36 Senior Play.,. .....................37 Tower Staff.......................38 School Staff...................•••••39 Class of 1957.......................hO 2 Dedication Realizing the time and effort devoted to our Athletic Department, we, the Senior Class, wish to dedicate, The Tower of 1958, to our esteemed Physical Education Directors: Miss Shirley Rasbach and Mr. Kenneth Sisson. After graduating from Syracuse University, Miss Rasbach Joined the faculty of Belleville Central in September, 1952. Summers of Camp Counseling and Gradu- ate Study have proven her capability. Her untiring service, here, speaks well for itself and has endeared her not only to our own students but to the entire North Country. Having graduated from Ithaca College in 1952, Mr. Sisson taught two years in Michigan before coming to Belleville in 1955 Under his able direction, our sports have steadily improved, and he has gained an enviable reputation. To show our gratitude, we are proud to dedicate this Tower to two such fine, deserving teachers. 3 Board Of Education Prin. D.K.Martin, W.Chamberlain, H.Williams, Pres. p jRalpn G.Kavanaugh, H.Eastman, Clerk, R.Eastman V V ► Faculty First Row: A.Dowker, J.Eggleton, F.Stoodley, M.Adams, M.Nucifora, N.Eastman, C .Laemmermann, M. Remington, M.Simonton. Second Row: D.Rpyal, R.Gooding, M.Overton, R.Sloan, S.Rasbach, V.Hurd, B.Fishel, H.Pangle, A.Brown, L.Bull. Third Row: A.Greene, K.Sisson, J.Barnard, Principal D.K.Martin, K.McLear, K.Maltby, P.Hannon, G.Mathias, R.Keeling, F.Zehr. u Seniors VALEDICTORIAN FRANKLIN RALPH HICKFORD Bub Band 1,2,3,U. Twer 3,b. Senior Play h. Pep Band 2,3,1 HOWARD E. CLARK Bud Band l,2,3,lu Baseball 1,2,3,1 . Football 1,2,3,U. KFA 1,2,3,u« MARJORIE A. ZEHR MarJ Student Patrol 2,3,lw Chorus 3,U. Truapeteer 3,14« Planning fcpmmittee li, Ku f7 JAMES DODGE Jim KEITH ERICKSON Keith Football 2,3,1 . Basketball 2,3,1 . Band 1,2,3,1 . EA.l,2,3,a. Band 1,2. Wrestling 2. Chorus 1,2,1 . Quartet h. 6 MICHAEL FLITCROFT Mike Chorus 1,2,3,1 . Trumpeteer 1, FEA.1,2,3,h. U1US71 U) 1 Qlrls Sports 1,2,3,! , , MJ bX Yearbook 2,3. School Paper 3 VJc PATRICIA GORTON Pat Seniors BETTY MARIE GILL Bet Girls Sporta 1,2,3,U« TruMpeteer 2,3 Student Patrol 3 U« Junior Play 3 JAMES FULKERSON Jla Band 1,2,3.U EFA 1,2,3,fu Basketball U. Student Patrol 3 U THOMAS FAYETTE Tow Ehsketball l,2,3,li. Baseball 2. Student Patrol 1,2. Seniors ■A.-1 KEITH HUNTER Keith Basketball 1,2,3. Baseball 1. Football li. Tower 3,14. tlZstZffXZL ' . Librarian Assistant 2,3 li« Health Assistant 3 U EEVERU J. LEWIS ■Bev JAMES MATTHEWS Jim Cheerleading 2,3«U Majorette l,2,3 u« Girls Sports 1,2,3 U Trumpeteer 2,3 U. Basketball 1,2,3,U. Tcwer 3 u. Student Council U. EEA.l,2,3,li. 8 i, I? y ¥j' Seniors Cheerleading Band Trumpeteer 3,1 . Girls Sports 1,2,3,ii I l RAY MOON Ray Basketball l 3 ii Football 1,2 3.U. Student Patrol 2 Ii FKA.1,2,3,U. 0ttf r WT U A. 0 ho ) o- ic as-o '• ?' 0,1 RICHARD E. MULLIN ■Dick Band l,2j3 ii FFA.1,2,3,u ERA.Basketball 2,3,U Dance Band 2,3flu PATRICIA A. MUNSON Pat Junior Play 3. Senior Play 1 . Senior Band 3,b Chorus 1,2,3 ROBERT PICKETT ■Bob Wrestling 1 Student Patrol 2 Trumpeteer 2,3 Football Um 9 Seniors VELMA M. CORNELL Vel Cheerleading 2,3,b. Girls Sports lf2f3fU Tower 3.U. CLAUDE RTVETT Claude EEA.2,3,i4. Baseball 1. JL X£t? (S -6' 3 ’ Vc l A a— flA- - JuL jCt Uk U JLAji jOk t L sC £ 6ca_C- ’l (C e (£l A C€ 'jLX Xc y cct y i. tu-i- t z Z . DANA C. REEWAY Dan Band l92 3fU« Girls Sports 1 2,3 U. Chorus U - Play 3fU. 1 S laJ' RONALD L. PICKETT , Ron j ♦- - l ,.x_ U X«L t X , K. vl J Ol. 'Y (x1 It hafjCkC £ (.(;, _Aut dc A-AvJ X £-UX L CHARLOTTE ROGGIE ■Charlotte JjC(auJL Student Council U« Trurapeteer 2f3 U aLuw -'U--££L —C'— J 1L . 3 j . Uberta soderholm ■Bert Student Patrol 2,3 U Band 3 U. Junior Play 3 Senior Play U. NANCY M. SPRAGUE ■Nan Girls Sports 2.3 b Trunpeteer U. Student Patrol lu Junior Play 3 MARYHELEN WHITLEY ■Whit Girls Sports lf2f3fli« Band 1,2 3 U« Cheerleading lf293fU Trumpeteer 2,3 ROBERT W. YOUNG ■Bob Football l,2f3 U« Basketball 1,2,3 b Student Council 2,3 U Band l,2,3 b« 11 sur- In 1968, Dare Hudson sat in his law office reading the New York Times. To his prise, he ran across an article concerning the Class of 1958 which he clipped and sent to Mrs. Kastman. The letter was delivered by Keith Erickson in his Jet mail service to Mrs. Eastman now living in Florida enjoying her long-deserved retirement. From the clipping, she discovered that Floyd Kelsey was Master of Ceremonies of a TV quia program, on which Jerry Thomas and Maryhelen Whitley had won a world cruise. The boat on which they traveled was designed and owned by Tom Fayette, now a famous designer and builder. Upon boarding the boat, they were greeted by Captain Bob Young. The maid, Marjorie Zehr, showed them to their stateroom. Later, they were introduced to the Social Direc- tress, Janet Merrick, who assured them of a wonderful trip. While on deck, they ran into many old friends. Dana Redway, now a famous movie star, was traveling between pictures. Pat Gorton, the ship's stenographer, was as usual, on the Job. Velma Cornell was found on her way to France where she is to be Secretary to our foreign minister there. Every ship needs a doctor, and there was Frank Bickford diagnosing sunburns, while Charlotte Reggie, a nurse, was handing out seasick pills. When they complimented the steward on the delicious lunch, they discovered that it was planned and prepared by Roberta Soderholm, now a famous cateress. Crew members in- cluded Keith Hunter, Jim Dodge, and Ray Moon. Furnishing entertainment was the well-known singing team, Nancy Sprague and Pat Hinson. When annoyed by a dark, heavy-set man, they recognized Jim Matthews, now an F. B. I. agent, doing his spying legally. While inquiring about other classmates, the travelers learned that the Pickett Brothers, Bob and Ron, own and operate a dude ranch in California. Claude Rivett is known as an oil millionaire in Texas, and Bud Clark is making his fame as a big game hunter in Africa. On a stop in Hawaii, they found Betty 0111 and Bev Lewis, famous dancers, in a night club. Dick Mullin was found learning drum beats from the natives there for arrangements for his famous band. Two former classmates in his band are: Michael Flitcroft, piano player; and Jim Fulkerson, drummer. As Mr8. Eastman finished reading the article, she was very pleased at the success of each member of the Class of 1958 on attaining his proposed goal in life. 12 We, the Claes of 1958, being of sound mind and body, do hereby issue this, our last will and testament. We hereby leave toi Our Parentei Our sincerest thanks for helping us through the last twelve years. The Board of Education: Our appreciation and thanks for their willingness to cooperate with us. The Faculty: A towel so they can wipe up their tears of grief over our depar- ture. The Junior Class: Stale candy bars left over from this year. Dave Clark: Ray Moon's and Ron Pickett's shyness. Charlotte Mason: Dana Redway1s and Velma Cornell's ability to get along with Bob Fulmer: Keith Hunter's height so he can play center on the basketball team. John Eastman: Jerry Thomas's football pants. John Tumbole: Bud Clark's ability to get to school on time. Jack Hettinger: Bob Young's and Jim Matthew's quiet ways around school. Janis Brown: Janet Merrick's cheerful disposition. Bob Golden: Jim Fulkerson's and Michael Flitcroft's parking space in the park- ing lot. Shirley Boshart: Bev Lewis's and Betty Gill's position as forward on the bas- ketball team. Henry Chapman: Marjorie Zehr's ability to stay thin. Jim Fayette and Larry Piper: Bub Bickford's and Dick Mullin's secret way of flirting with girls. Tom Prouty: Keith Erickson's and Floyd Kelsey's ability to keep a car on the road. Bob Parks: Claude Rivett's and Jim Dodge's ability to milk cows. Alice Bradbury: Pat Gorton's and Pat Munson's Jobs in the kitchen. Ann Barney: Maryhelen Whitley's and Nancy Sprague's approved means of getting married. Louise Woodall: Tom Fayette in her memories. Don Raymo: Dave Hudson's bashful ways with the opposite sex. Pat Dick and Avice Bovee: Roberta Soderholm's successful recipes for making senior candy. Bertha Roggie: Charlotte Roggie's seat in the senior room. In witness we have hereby subscribed our names and affixed our seal, the twenty-third day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight. the teachers. 13 Witnessed by: Senior Class and History First Row: B.Lewis, J.Merrick, P.Munson, C.Rogiie, M.Whitley, R.Soderhola, P.Gorton, B.Gd.11, V.Cornell Second Row: M Zehr, N Sprague, D.Redway. Third Row: F.Kelsey, H.O.Clark, H.E.Clark, J.Fulkerson, K.Erickson, R.Mullin, M.Flitcroft, C.Rivett, F,Bickford Fourth Row: Robert Pickett, R.Moon, J.Dodge, D,Hudson, T.Fayette, K Hunter, J.Thomas, J.Matthews, R Young, Ronald Pickett. We entered our freshman year with thirty-five students, Mrs, Chapman was our class advisor. During the year, Phyllis Kohl left our class while we gained Stanley Shepard, Douglas Huffstater, and Joyce Cooley, We gained from the eighth grade, in January 1955« Richard Hudson, Sidney Moreton, Dennis Williams, Shirley Fulkerson, Janet Merrick, and Barbara Tice, In September 1955 we had forty-three sophomores, who were divided into two homerooms, with Mrs, ssette and Mi4. Drake as class advisors. In February of that school year, Robert Golden Joined us, coming from Clayton. Stanley Shep- ard, Doris Hedger, and Peggy Mellen left, making our total forty-one class mem- bers at the end of the sophomore year. In the fall of 1956, we entered the Junior class with Mr. Greene as advisor to forty-three Junior students. On April 5, 1957, we presented two one-act plays entitled: Marriage Wcws and Quiet Home Wedding. We made $11 0.80, which was considered a very good profit. On May 17th, we had our Junior prom at which Dorothy Lewis and Keith Fuller, senior candidates, were elected king and queen. The theme for our prom was, Red Sails in the Sunset. We entered the senior class with thirty-five students. The class was di- vided into two divisions with Mrs. Eastman and Miss Nueifora as class advisors. During the first semester, we lost five of our members. On November 22nd and 23rd, we presented a three-act farce entitled, Aunt Litiie Lives It Up. This netted the class $1 57 25, which was an all time rec- ord of receipts in the history of Belleville. We are planning three more dances and two more movies, from which we hope to earn enough money to go on our trip in June, to which we are all looking for- ward. H 15 Juniors ■is jjts t rke First Row: S.Boshart, J.Brown, P.Dick, L.Woodall, A.Bradbury, C.Mason, A.Bovee,, A.Barney, B.Roggie. Second Row: R.Fulmer, D.Raymo, J.Fayette, E.Caster, D.Clark, J.Eastman, T.Prouty. Third Row: L.Piper, R.Golden, J.Aureli, R.Parks, S.Moreton, J.Tumbole, ft .p H.Chapman, J.Hettinger, R.Brown. Sophomore First Row: A.Green, J.Hobbs, L.Rivett, M.Nilan, J.Caster, S.Tice, J.Bellinger, B.Dowker, A.Presley. Second Row: K.Hicks, S.Lunman, H.Zehr, R.Kilbum. Third Row: F.Widrick, J.Zehr, R.Joslyn, B.LeBlanc, H.Abbott, D.Dodge, R.Kohl, R.Washbum, L.LaTant, A.Sprague, T.Simpson. 16 ¥ A X Freshmen First How: M.Bovee, B.Bacon, P.Patten. Second Row: M.Flitcroft, B.Dick, F.Squires, G.Gllbert, C.Patchen, C.Lewis, B.Pickett, E.LaLone, J Davis. Third Row: B.Hough, G.Piper, H.Barney, W.Rivett, J.Nash, J.Redden, J.Gorton. Fourth Row: P.Dick, W.Hoffett, O.Davis, G.Flitcroft, J.Munaon, E.Vann, H.Hubbard, F.Bovee, H.Shepard, D.Widrick. First How: Merrill Hartson, J Jantzi, C.Roggie, E.Rogers, A.Matthews, K.Squires, S.Clark, K.Widrick, Mitchell Hartson. Second Row: P.Cobb, R.Moreton, S.Thomas, B.Cobb, L.Katteson, D.Allen, R.Bushnell, D.Ainsworth, G.Zehr, D.Littlefield. Third Row: D.Giddings, C.Stone, J.Young, C.Parker, M.Hunter, P.Stevens, P.Soderholm. 17 Eighth Grade yfyerd ud tA AolAo s J OTSV J?AyU First Row: S,Clark, E,Jantzi, S.Kiblin, B,Presley, P.Pelton, M,Smith, C.Caster, G,Hall, S.LaLone. Second Row: A,Towles, T,Simpson, N,Overton, P.Bartlett, R,Elmer, S,Martin. Third Row: C.Laeramermann, S.Seamans, J.Cobb, L.Dyer, M.Kavanaugh, C.Nohle, B.Bovee, B.Taylor, E,Hall. Fourth Row: D,Pickett, P.LeBlanc, R.Worthington, J.Eastman, R.Alberry, R.Barney, M,Gaetano, R.Overton, G.Brown. Seventh Grade First Row: S,Cobb, J.Kilbum, C,Widrick, J,Gorton, J.Patten, M.Thompson, J,Brown, S,Cunnings, D,Snyder, Second Row: D,Richardson, John Rogers, H.Hedger, D.Lee, J,Redway, W,Qingerich, J.Caster, D.Stagnar, J,Burley, J.Bradbuxy, D.Turabole, Third Row: 0,Roggie, S,Race, B,Richmond, E.Roggie, S,Towles, A,Williams, C.Stone, S,Bliss, Fourth Row: K,Cobb, J.Mullin, M,Hohle, J.Cobb, L.Hobbs, D,Larmon, James Rogers, 18 Sixth Grade First Row: E.Tyler, P.Cobb, D.Fuller, C.Boshart, W.Smith, J.Overton, E.Widrick, J.Soderholm, R.Towles Second Rows M.Redway, A.Trowbridge, J.Dyer, R.Jantzi, S.Zehr, W.Qibbs, T.Shear, K.Brown, C.Stone, L.Lewis, L.Wattles, C.Hicks. Third Row: R.Babbitt, D.Hooker, A.Oolden, A.Kavanaugh. 19 Grade Fifth First Row: L.Clark, J.Thomas, D.Petrie, F.Railing, K.Richmond, B.Cough, L. Gorton, D.Stagnar, L.Weaver. Second Row: S.Tario, N.Henry, K.Hall, J.Hatch, A.Cross, D.Shear, A.Widrick, G.Presley, L.Yoimg, D.Fulton, P.Giddings. Third Row: D.Jantzi, N.David, L.Hunter, N.Gibbs, L.Seanans, M.Bellinger, M. Forrester, N.Woodall, M.Roggie, G.Brown, T.Joslyn, K.Joslyn. Fourth Row D.Vann, G.Moreton, E.Alberry, L.Dyer. Fifth Grade First Row: J.Dick, L.Whaley, F.Chamberlain, T.Simpson, J.Cooley, D.Bovee, J.Widrick, J.Lunman, C.Taylor Second Row: N.Lee, T.Clark, W.Patten, B.Bliss, N.Rogers, P.Hyde, S.Durant, R Towles, C,Edwards, J.Prouty, K,Eastman, A.Kast Third Row: C.Woodall, K.Alberry, S.Taylor, L.Godfrey, T.Shepard, S.Benoit. P. Trowbridge. Fourth Grade First Row: D.Widrick, M.Ainsworth, P.iyier, K.Rohde, R.Dick, A.Kiblin, J.Richmond, G.Millard, G.Remington Second Row: R.Joslyn, B.Littlefield, S.Hall, J.Sweeney, J.Young, W.Gleason, P.McCormick, S.Wodell, M.Trowbridge, C.Martin, A.Kirby, G.Beckstead. Third Row: R.Kiblin, R.Alberry, B.Sampson, W.Hobbs. 20 Fourth Grade First Rows S.Armstrong, D.Stagnar, J.Babbitt, R.Sampson, M.Elliott, D.Brown, R.Jantzi, R.Roggie, F.Edwards. Second Row: D.Dwyer, C.Mason, S.Burley, I.Nohle, F.Lunman, J.Bettinger, S.McCormick, J.Tario, C.Squires, D.Brown, D.Stoodley, 0.Snyder. Third Row: D.Burley, J.Lake, J.Taylor, C.Veley, D.Benoit, J.Railing, S.Potter. Third Grade First Row: E.Robinson, S.Giddings, C.Sprague, R.Olah, E.Railing, K.Barney, D.Whaley, J.Caster, L.Gingerich. Second Row: W.Cough, C.Stone, W.Cobb, L.Qraves, R.Matteson. Third Row: L.Thompson, G.Eastman, B.Nohie, F.Backus, G.Richardson, B.Eastman, D.Kohl, W.David, B.LaVere, J.Reed, K.Dyer, S.Bliss. 21 Second and Third Grade First Hows S.Shelmidine, Q Hall, F.Gibbs, S.Railing, R.Spearance, N.Richraond, C.Shear, M.Lee, B.Babbitt. Second Rows D.Hough, J.Stockwell, J.Rivett, J.Lake, R.Benoit, C.Towles, S.Millard, P.Rohde, G.Kavanaugh, E.Cobb, J.Luther, B.Eastman. Second Grade First Rows M.Squires, L.Sprague, S.Clark, K.Widrick, T.David, G.Reed, E.Streeter, G.Gleason, D.Jtatocki. Second Row: G.Loomis, G.Graves, D.Taylor, A.Remington, B.Bates, D.Greene, M.Bellinger, D.Lillie, F.Nohle, G.Lake, L.Martin. 22 First Grades First Rowi M.Bates, S.Kirby, D.Cobb, W.Kiblin, D.Stagnar, L.Lce, C.Graves, W.Sampson, S.Kiblin. Second Row: L.Cross, W.Tario, L.Armstrong, B.Kavanaugh, C.Stone, M.Backus, D.Greene, P.Whaley, J.Zehr, C.Otis, R.Young, L.MiHard. First Row: D.Flagg, C.Dick, C.Miller, G.Gleason, T Babbitt, S.Richmond, D.Shelmidine, L.Beckstead, H.Gingerich. Second Row: D.Petrie, R.Cooley, E.Rohde, S.Lee, M.Lewis, E.Jantzi, L.LaTant, J.Mullin, V.Banoit, J.Eagan, M. Barley, J.Shear, M.Smith, S.Durant 23 Kindergarten First Row: J.Lunraan, S.David, M.Martin, B.LaVere, C.Cough, H.Richmond, Second Row: P.Gleason, B.Jantzi, B.Overton, N Hodge, D,Stroke, D.Clark, S,Tario, N.Gdbbs. ID J-, Third Row: S.Farman, G.Gleason, F.Langworthy, D.Zehr, D.Benoit, P.Nohle, _ J.Whaley, R.Shelmidine, R.Miller OnJl .V First Row: J.Sarapson, D.Leone, J,Lee, L.Woitoskie, L.Clark, D,Dwyer, C .Hedger, L, McCormick. Second Row: G.Golding, P.Young, B.Bradbury, R.Shepard, V.Spearance, M.3radbury, D.Graves, M.Shelmidine. Third Row: D.Race, C.Brown, S.Trowbridge, R.Bates, P.Golden, R.Worthington, S.Hughes, T.Piper, D.Lake. 25 Senior Band First Row: B.Levis, S.HLiss, B.Richmond, B.Taylor, J.Thomas, S.Tice, J.Brown, S.Clark, 0.Edwards. Second Row: A.Matthews, R.Towles, J.Brown, L.Woodall, B.Dowker, J.Merrick, R.Soderholm, P.Munson. Third Row: H.Chapman, R.Mullin, J.Bellinger, J.Dodge, M.Kavanaugh, J.Fulkerson, R.Kohl. Color Guard: (Second Row) R«Moon, J.Munson. (Third Row) B.Cobb, D.Clark. First Row: L.Young. M.Whitley,(Twirlers—B.Dick, J.Merrick, B.Lewis, R. Towles, S.Bliss), J .Young, D.Stagnar. Second Row: T.Prouty, R.Kilbum, C.Parker, R.Barney, L.Rivett, F.Bickford, A.Green, S.Thomas, D.Redway, D.Ainsworth, L.Matteson. Third Row: Mrs. Fishel, E.Caster, R.Washburn, H.Abbott, J.Eastman, D.Hudson, L.LaTant, R Young, D.Dodge, J.Thomas. 26 Junior Band First Rcw: J.Thomas, J. Burley, J.Kilburn, N.Lee, Mrs. Fishel, Dawn Stagnar, N.Henry, J.Lunman, B.Cough. Second Rcm: R.Elraer, S.Cummings, S. Bliss, J.Redway, H.Hedger, J.Caster, R. Overton, D.Lee, Dwight Stagnar, D.Fulton, M.Bellinger, J. Brown, S. Martin. Third Rear: 0. Bream, M.Forrester, B. Taylor, C.Laemraermann, B.Richmond, M.Kavanaugh, C.Parker, S.Seamans, B. Bovee, S.Durant, P.Ptyde. Fourth Rcws L.Seamans, R.Tcarles, P. Bartlett, K.Cobb, R. Samey, L.Matteson, J.Eastman, H.Barney, P.Cobb, A.Kavanaugh, S.Clark. Dance Band First Rovt RJfallin, L.Woodall, B.Dowker, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Fishel, M.Kavanaugh. B.Lewis, A.Oreen, D.Ainsworth. Second Rowi L.LaTant, J.Dodge, R.Barney. 27 Mixed Chorus First Row: S.Tice, B.Roggie, S.Boshart, A.Green, G.Edwards, Clara belle Roggie, Mrs. Addams, 3.L«vis, M.Bovee, J.Davis, S.Clark, V.Cornell, B. Taylor, Second Row: M.Whitley, J.Merrick, Charlotte Roggie, C.Mason, L.Woodall, J.Bellinger, D.Redway, Marjorie Zehr, M.Kavanaugh, Marilyn Zehr, B.I)yer, A• Efcirney, B.Pickett. Third Row: R.Barney, D.Bushnell, R.Mullin, J.Turnbole, R.Parks, D.Hudson, J.Eastman, H.Chapman, M.Flitcroft. Pep Band First Rowt M.Kavanaugh, B.Taylor, J.ft-own, Mrs. Addaros, Mrs. Fishel, F. Bickford, R.Tcwles, J.Young, C.Parker. Second Row: R Kilbum, R. Barney, D.Ainsworth. 28 Boys Quartet J Eastman, D.Hudson, H.Chanman, K.Erickson, Mrs Adams First Rows J.Eastman, W.Rivett, I .Soaerholr., T.Prouty, B.Cobb, D.Allen, D.Giddings Second Rows L.LaTant, L.Hatteaon, R.Moon, R.Young, D.Hudson, D.Clark, J.Aureli, John Eastman, H.Chapman Third Rows Mr. Hannon, J.Munson, R.Pickett, J.I'odge, J.Thomas, K.Hunter, D.Dodge, R Kohl, J.Bsttinger, R Washburn, J.Turnbole, Mr. Sisson. 29 First Rear: front to back- J.Matthews, D.Hudson, R.Waehburn, T.Fayette, H.Abbott. Second Rents front to back- R Fulmer, J.Betttnger, R«Moon, Coach Sisson. Third Rents front to back- R.Young, J.Dodge, J.Fulkerson. Junior Varsity Basketball First Row: J.Rogers, D.Giddings, Mitchell Hartson, P.Dick, H.Barney, Merrill Hart son, J.Eastiian. Second Row: H.Shepard, S.Thonas, B.Cobb, D.Allen, L.LaTant, F.Bovee, J.Flitcroft, J.Munson, Mr. Hannon. 30 Cheerleaders First Row: M.Nllan, L.Woodell, J.Merrick, V.Comell, M Whltley, J.Brown. Second Row: M Flitcroft, J.Toung, S.Tlce, B.Lewis, E.LaLone, P.Oorton, E.Rogers, R.Towles. Third Row: MJhinter, C.Parker, C.Stone, D.Redway, Miss Rasbach. 31 First Row: B.I wis, P.Munson, V.Cornell, J.Brown, B.Gill, J.Merrick, L.Rivett. Second Row: J.Hobbe, M.Nilan, P.Gorton, D.Redway, Miss Rasbach, E.Rogers, M.Whitley, F.Squires, S.Boshart, E.L Lone. 32 fr. Baseball First Row: P.Dick, R.Fulmer, T.Frouty, R.Washbum, D.Hudson, R.Young, J.Bettinger, D.Clark, F.Widrick. Second Row: Coach Sisson, D.Giddings, B.Cobb, J.Eastman, T.Fayette, L.Piper, P.Soderholra, W.Rivett. Jr W I ne, E.Rogers, B.Dick, V.Cornell, M.Whitley, D. Redway, M.Hunter, jf L Rivett juires, R, KIT hum, R Young, R Washburn, D Clark, D,Hudson, Nilan. 33 Intramural Officers First Row: D.Redway, V.Cornell, Miss Rasbach, J.Merrick, M.Whitley Second Row: R.Towles, S.Boshart, A.Bradbury, L.Rivett, E.LaLone. Assembly Planning Committee 1 M.Zehr, Miss Bull, A.Matthews, S.Boshart, M.Nilan, M.Kavanaugh. 3k Student Council ■ i HI I 1 1 ! 1 ■MiM A f mIL’;:  fy) JkP .)K First Row: B.Dick, H.Abbott, A.Barney, J.Matthews, J.Thomas, R.Young, .IhWh tipr y ' ft vf D.Hudson, C.Roggie Second Row: M.Hartson, N.Overton, Q.Cooley, S.Bliss, J.Kilbum. t 4 Student Patrol a CrVK 5 ti’iy1 s- First Row: B.Lewis, S.Tice, L.Rivett, J.Hobbs, J.Fulkerson, P.Munson, B.Gill, V.Cornell, G.Edwards. Second Row: S.Lunman, L.Woodall, B.Dowker, J.Bellinger, Mounter, C .Parker, Marjorie Zehr, J .Young, Marilyn Zehr, A,Barney, C.Roggie. Third Row: A.Matthews, B.Roggie, P.Dick, C.Mason, R.Soderholm, N.Sprague, A.Green, S.Eoshart. Fourth Row: T.Simpson, R.Kilbum, M.Flitcroft, R.Moon, R.Young, J .Dodge, S.Moreton, R.Parks, D.Hudson, R.PJckett, J.Fayette, T.Prouty. L iP JfM Uk JW Trump eteer Marjorie Zehr, R Kohl, L.Woodall, A.Barney, C.Mason, B.Lewis, H,Clark, J«Merrick, Charlotte Roggie, i Clara belle Roggie, B.Roggie, A.Matthews, P.Dick, J.Brown XLuman, M. Kavanaugh, Marilyn Zehr, C,Parker, J N. Sprague, B.Bovee, S.Boshart, Farmers First Rowx Mr Greene, H.Barney, J.Fulkerson, J.Dodge, J.Matthews, R Mullin, R.Moon, G.Piper, J.Thomas. Second Rowi D.Littlefield, J.Redden, W.Moffett, R.Fulmer, T.Prouty, L.Piper, B.LeBlanc, D.Allen, R.Moreton, G.Zehr, J.Nash. Third Rowx F.Widrick, C.Rivett, M.Flitcroft, E.Vann, G.FUtcroft, R.Parks, D.Dodge, J,Munson, R.Kohl, L.Matteson, S.Thomas, 36 November 22nd and 23rd, the Seniors presented the senior play entitled Aunt Lizzie Lives It Up. The play was written by Elsa Kalen and netted us the handsome sum of 59«25« When wealthy and eccentric spinster, Aunt Lizzie, swoops down on her pretty, young niece, Iynn Lowell, and insists that the latter accompany her on an ocean voyage aboard the liner Felicity, Aunt Lizzie doesn't know that Iynn is secretly married to handsome Hubbard Pilgrim and that the newlyweds are supposed to sail on the Felicity, occupying the bridal suite. Aunt Lizzie doesn't allow Iynn to talk to boys and poor Hubbard can't even communicate with his bride. Determined to outwit Aunt Lizzie, Hubbard buys an outfit of female attire from a maid on the ship, dons it and what happens to him as a result of his masquer- ade shouldn't happen to a dog. Aunt Lizzie falls overboard, almost drc ms, and is only rescued by the crew with a great deal of effort. This crisis in her life causes the wealthy spinster to turn over a new leaf, and she sets out to have fun and make up for lost time. The cast included: Maiyhelen Whitley, Charlotte Reggie, Bob Young, Janet Merrick, Frank Bickford, Marjorie Zehr, Dana Redway, David Hudson, Howard E. Clark, Beverly Lewis, James Matthews, Patricia Munson, Roberta Soder- holra, Jerry Thomas, and Keith Hunter. 37 Tower Staff TYPISTS Seniors V.Cornell Writers J.Merrick Juniors A.Barney PHOTOGRAPHY Seniors F Bickford Juniors J.Fayette EDITORS Seniors J.Thomas Juniors J.Eastman BUSINESS MANAGERS Seniors J•Matthews Juniors D.Clark 38 ART Seniores K.Hunter, T.Fayette Juniorss C.Mason, H.Chapman WW Bus Drivers i H.Richmond, R.Stoodley, A.Loomis, L.Matteson, A.Paver, K.Hodge, C.Eggleston, S.Hunter. 39 Class Of 1957 Melvin Bovea—----——----------------Student at Oswego State Teachers College Carolyn Brown--------------------- Student at Central City Business Institute Lawrence Clark--—-------------------- —--------------Harbor Builders Supply Harry Dowker——--------- —--------------------—-—————At Horae Keith Puller---------------------—-——Heavy Equipment School, South Carolina Morris Golden—--------------------------——-----------------—0 S. Navy David Hedger---------------------------------J. J. Stocker Compary, Watertown Richard Hudson--—--——Married; Driver for Miller Potato Farms, Williams town David Krupcale—----------------- Student at Rochester Institute of Technology Dorothy Lewis——— -—----------—--Student at Morris ville Technical Institute Patricia Mason-------------------------------------Niagara-Mohswk, Syracuse Brenda Poor—-----------------—---Student at Morrisville Technical Institute Ronald Roggie-----------—----Eastern Mennonite College, Harrisonburg, Virginia Ralph Whitley-------------------------------------------------------s« krK Uo This book printed by VELVATONE. ■ special process of litho- graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo. N. Y No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method.