Bemus Point High School - Pointer Yearbook (Bemus Point, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1957 volume:

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Margaret Anderson, who is adviser of The Pointer and has contributed so much toward publications at Bemusg who serves in the highest capacities as English teacherg who be- friends both students and teachersg and to whom we owe in- valuable thanks for making our high school years so enjoyable - this book is affectionately dedicated. 3 dministrcxtion ,L ,. ...mr ... 1 . 1 :rqf1f1f1'1r1 .-11,1 14 f'f1.1f l1fl1 11.101111 111.111 .1Illkl'lI'. -1111! mfr 11-5 6.11.4 f.-111'11.'1f f1 111f 111.- Llli nlllt' 1'11f1 .11.,11 f 71'Jffflkfmr.vl1'm.uflmlmr U11 lwlgfk ,mmf , lz'1 lfml me un , runf In I, 'W 'Wm 'W wwf ' AUM 'N mm Leif! to Right: Fvcrc-r Peterson, Clair H. Ruluisfm, Cflurl: Gnmlrm Taylor, I'1w1 Jeni: Forest Baker, VireAl're,f1dw1l,' Maurice Clcdcrquist, lilctchcr Wfurd. Board Cf Education Adnlinistmtion Building CLAIR H. ROBISON CLAYTON L. AKIN FRED J. GERBER Clerk of the Board and Bnyineu Director of Education, who re- Acting Director of Education since Manager of the School Syftern. Jigned February 1. February 1. Administration MRS. ANNE MC LEAN MRS. ISABEL THOMPSON Axfiftant Adrniniftrative Secretary Adrniniftrative Secretary. High School FRED GERBER Principal of the High School np to February 1, when he asfnrneil the pon of Acting Director of Educa- tion upon the refignation of Dr. Clayton L. Ahin. NELSON K. GREEN Acting Principal of the High School Jince February 1. High School Typical scene in the principal's office, where requests are considered, problems aired and guid- ance given. MRS. RUTH BERGSTROM High School Secretary. R,- William Gese, Languages Janette Gravink, Ployrical Eclncazion Nelson Green, Nlarlaemalicr Leslie Grimes, Driver Training Ralph Langebartel, Incliirlrial Art: Leila Lechner, Ari Melvin Lewellen, Pbyrical Education Myrna Marsrellar, Librarian Ronald Michalak, Vocal Mmic High School Fcucultq M. Margaret Anderson, Englirla Robert Bergstrom. Social Sfmlier Otto Carlson, Science. Head Teacher Senior High Clare Chamberlin, Matbematicr anal Science Hugh Creveling, Social Stnclier David W. Fasserr, jr., Busineu M vm, , x Harold Pegan, Englixh Erby Powell, Mathemulicr. Head Teacher, junior High Norman Reno, Agriculture Elaine Rowland, Homenzaking Gwendolyn Simpson, Secretarial Corlyn Srowell, Englirh 'UK .ft A. James Sykes, Guidance and Englifh James Thayer, Science john Thompson, Social Studie! Andrew Travis, Instrumental Music jean Wichelns, Guidance and English Luella Wright, School Nune Parr time teachers Cnor picruredj raking over Mr. Green's mathematics classes February 1, when he became acting principal of the High School: Mrs. Verena France and Mrs. Helen Skillman. 1-9- TRANSPORTATION STAFF - Clair H. Rwlviwlm, I7irI1'jr'l C'fr'cr'l.' Whlrur Slmclmlrxlwrm. W'illi.1m lhll, Paul VC'intcr, Clynlc Stoxxcll, Russell llnkin, Vernon -Iulmwn. F.1rlc VI-l1llIUDN I1. nlgumw Rmllucrs, Glfzrullqc Jlmzager. l'l!iJ'!.'71fl Ivan Sclnlcn. CUSTODIAI. STAFF --- Rnymonrl G. Russell, llmd Clzflndirzr,-5 XV.ml llam- phea r, David Dunn. 4 X ,, fr 4 . f L . X-J 'Nw 'X F 'F P U .1 i ., K CYAFIYTITRIA STAFF g- MVS. lun ll.1lll1crg, Cool-,U.w1r1,qw',' Mrs. Ann Rice, Mrs. Glzulys Ax'- nnlll, MN. BL-rnicc' l.ipQcy, Mrs, Martha Kruse. o 's We ,blii is AS FIRST GRADFRS IN BEMUS: D. Lindholm, R. Shepardson, Bruce Johnson, E. Loveless, j. Haviland, Fiske, R. Barksrrom, Barbara Johnson, M. Vervoort, F. Liddell, G. Gnagy, J. Frazier. Class l-listorq Only 17 of the present graduating class started out in the Bemus Point School System. Those of us who started. in Bemus Kindergarten were Edith Fiske, john Frazier, Barbara and Bruce Johnson, Florence Liddell, Dianne Lindholm, Evelyn Loveless, Richard Shepardson, Marjorie Tillotson, and Mary Lou Vervoort. In Fluvanna were Muriel Cederquist, Clara Iampietro, Dennis Lindell, Diane Moore, Gail Putnam, Beverly Russell and Sally Steen. We were the more or less permanent fixtures of the class, though even some of us had some time away from Bemus. We kept adding new classmates and losing old. In Seventh Grade we joined forces - Fluvanna and Bemus -- for the long-awaited High School climb toward graduation day. That year, Mr. Crevel- ing and Mr. Powell were our advisers. The class participated in the Drama Festival and climaxed the year with a trip to Allegany State Park. During our Eighth Grade year, with Mrs. Stowell and Mr. Peterson as advisers, we again took part in the Drama Festival, and also took a trip to Buffalo to visit the Zoo, and the Science and Historical Mu- seums. We had a class skating party at Midway to end the year. AS FOURTH GRADERS IN FLUVANNA. W'e had a combination Third and Fourth Grade there, and many of the present juniors are pictured here with us. . t N... lr 5 Freshman year - one step closer to our goal. Mr. Green and Mr. Peterson were our advisers. Wfe sponsored a dinner and a dance and sold pop corn at home basketball games. As Sophomores we were officially in Senior High. Wfith Miss Simpson, Mr. Gese and Mr. Carl- son as advisers and Dennis Lindell as president, we sponsored a dance and a most successful dinner. Junior year - with Dennis Lindell again our president and Miss Simpson, Mr. Gese and Mr. Carl- son again advisers - we sponsored a dinner and presented our junior play - Grandma's Best Years. W'ith the aid of Miss Anderson, we turned out the Be-Po-Hi. XVe honored the 1956 Seniors at the traditional junior-Senior Banquet. Finally came Moving-Up Day, the long-awaited class rings, SEVENTH GRADFRS HERE. We ioin forces from Fluvanna and Bemus to begin our High School days. and the thrill of being Seniors. Seniors at last - yes. we made it. Dennis Lindell was once more president, and our advisory staff - Miss Simpson, Mr. Gese and Mr. Carlson - were still faithfully with us. Selling magazines and candy, presenting the play, Mother ls a Freshman, and enjoying the Senior Trip to XVashington were the highlights of this last year. Finally, Graduation Day. As we make ready to leave Bemus High, we think back upon our school years with joy and sadness, remembering each event and every friend. Wfe have had many oppor- tunitiesg we have learned many things far beyond that contained in any book. Each in his own way now lakes with him memories to last a lifetime. SENIORS AT LAST Class officers are Clara Iampietro, Ser- retarr: Dennis Lindell, Pre.rider1z,- Jen- nie Haviland, Vice-Preridenl: Richard Shepardson and Sally Steen, Smderrt Cnnrzril: and Robert Barkstrom, Treas- urer. ROBERT T. BARKSTROM All Jhall .rpeah well of him. Student Council 15 Intramurals 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 4g Optimist Junior Citizen 33 Class Treasurer 3, 45 Honor Society 3, President 4. MARK CURTIS BROWN Going as though he trod upon eggrf' Golf 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2g Be-Po-Hi 35 Chorus 3, 4. ANN MARIE ALLDREAD A .still .rmall voice. F.H.A. 1. FRANK ARMSTRONG Of calm and happy nature. Baseball 2. .MURIEL RUTH CEDERQUIST A fair exterior is a .rilent recommendation. F.H.A. lg Chorus 1, 2, 3gF.N.A. 2, 3g Be-Po-Hi 3, Tri-Hi Y3,4. DAVID L. COVERTI' Youth is the time of enjoyment. Baseball 1, 2, 3. BARBARA ANN CRAMER One never knows what she can do until she tries. F.H.A. 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2g F.N.A., Secretary 2, 3, Presi- dent 4g Junior Play, Senior Playg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Be-Po-Hi 3, 43 Yearbook 4. ROGER L. DE FOREST Rejoice, oh young man, in thy youth. Hi-Y 3, 43 Junior Play. EDITH ALLENE FISKE Charm strike the sight but merit winr the soul. Spanish Club 13 F.B.L.A. 2, 3g Class Secretary 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Be-Po-Hi 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Honor Society 3, Secretary 43 F.T.A., Secretary 3, Presi- dent 43 Yearbook 43 School Reporter 3, 43 Senior Play3 D.A.R. Award. JOHN W. FRAZIER, JR. We do not what we oughtf what we ought not, we do. Golf 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3. RICHARD F. FILEGAR Let every man mind his own business. Student Council 1. JANE M. FINUCAN . lt is not strength, but art, obtains the prize Majorerte 1, 2, 3, 4g Be-Po- Hi 3, 4. ,f,g,,,.s.s-,- 4 ,ef,,,- . - 1 1 W H - . ,. JOHN WILLIAM HENDERSON The man who play: on the violin. Chorus 2, 3, 4g Bancl 2, 3, 43 Football 33 F.F.A. 4, Presi- dent 33 Be-Po-Hi 3, 4. JAMES ROBERT HENDRICKSON Every porrihle dirplay of jocularityf' Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 23 Basketball Manager 3 Football 3, 4. JOSEPH N. HAUTZINGER Youth if full of rportf' Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 23 Football 3, 43 Senior Play. JENNIE LYNETTE HAVILAND Give to the world the bert you have, and the bert will come hack to you. Class President 13 Vice-President 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 23 F.B.L. A. 2, 3, Reporter 43 Yearbook 2, 43 Honor Society 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 43 Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3, 4g Junior Playg Be-Po-Hi 3. CLARA JANE IAMPIETRO Her look drew audience and attention Jtill ar night. Class Secretary 1, 4g Vice-President 23 May Dance At- tendant l, 23 Chorus 1, 23 F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 F.B.I..A. 1, 2, Treasurer 33 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Captain 43 Be-Po-Hi 3: Queen 33 Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4g Junior Playg Senior Play3 Yearbook 4. C. RONALD IRLAND He profit: mort who rerver hen. May Dance Attendant 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 23 Baseball Manager I, 23 Basketball 1, 2, Captain 3, 43 Student Council Treasurer 2, President 33 Football 3, 4g C. Thomas Gregg Memorial Trophy 33 May King 33 Senior Play. ANN LOUISE JOHNSON How .the talked. Library Squad 1, Chorus 2, F.B.L.A. 2, Supervisor 3, 45 Dramatic Club 33 Be-Po-Hi 3, 4g Student Director junior Playg Senior Play. BARBARA ANN JOHNSON 'Tiarnertnerr and rport go well together. Library Squad lg Ethics Committee 2, 3, 4, Be-Po-Hi 3g Tri-Hi-Y, Youth Conference 3, President 45 F.N.A. 35 Yearbook 2, 4. DENNIS ALLEN LINDELL Social, friendly, honert man. Class Vice-President lg President 2, 3, 43 Boys' State 3' May Dance Attendant 35 Honor Society 3, 43 Junior Play, Senior Playg Baseball 3, 4g Syracuse Citizenship Confer- ence 3, 4, Hi-Y Treasurer 4, Yearbook 4. DIAN NE RUTH LIN DHOLM The hlzry hee has no time for Jarrow. Library Squad lg F.I-LA. 2g Chorus l, 2g Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Be-Po-Hi 33 Yearbook 3, 45 junior Play, Senior Play' Tri-Hi-Y 4. s BRUCE MELVIN JOHNSON I-I e talk: like a rlream running rapidly. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 2. 3 Hi-Y 2, 5, 4, Be-Po-Hi 5. FLORENCE ELIZABETH LIDDELL Let as be of good cheer. Be-Po-Hi 3, 4g Library Squad 1, 2, 33 Maiotette 1, 2, 3 45 Yearbook 4. wi, 7 X if DIANE CYNTHIA MOORE Of iz friendly and pleamnt dirporitionf' Chorus 1, 25 F.H.A. 25 Be-Po-Hi 33 F.N.A. President 3 Cheerleader 33 Honor Society 3, Chaplain 4g Ethics Com- mittee 2, 3, 4g junior Playg Senior Ply. PATRICIA ALMA PERSON She neeclr not .fboiit her faith. F.H.A. I. EVELYN A. LOVELESS C0i4rte.ry if never out of fashion. Student Store 4. ERROL DUTTON MC NALLIE He who fleepf in continual noire if imlaeneil by silence. Band Ig Spanish Club Ig Football 33 Junior Playg Senior Play. THEODORE L. PIERCE Play not for gain but for the rportf' Baseball 1, 2, 5 ,4. NORMAN D. PROPHETER Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Baseball 1, 2. GAIL LOVE PUTNAM Sweet wedded l2li.f5. Chorus 1, 25 F.H,A. 1, 25 Band I, 2, 3: Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 25 Senior Play. BEVERLY ELAINE RUSSELL Let knowledge grow from more to more. Band 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 F.I-I.A. 1, Z5 Be-Po-Hi 35 F.N.A. Vice-President 2, 3. Secretary-Treasurer 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Senior Play. 4 .- x S V i it l SALLY ANN STEEN Variety ir the mother of enjoyment. Student Council I, 2, Treasurer 3, President 45 Chorus I, 25 F.H.A. l, Z, 35 Cheerleader I, 2, 3. 45 Be-Po-Hi 35 Junior Play5 Honor Society 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 45 Yearbook 4. DAVID COOK STEPHENSON Fame is the tbirrt of youth. Student Council 11 Baseball 25 Be-Po-Hi 3, 45 Honor So- ciety 3 45 Intramurals 3 4' Hi Y 3, 45 junior Pla 5 Senior . . , . - y Play. JANICE RAE SHELTERS She har a temper all ber own. Chorus lg Library Squad I, 2, 3, President 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Yearbook 4. RICHARD LESLIE SHEPARDSON Work firrt and then rertf' F.F.A. 25 Intramurals 25 Be-Po-I-Ii 35 Yearbook 1, 2, 3. 45 Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 45 Ethics Committee 33 Golf 35 Student Council Treasurer 45 junior Playg Senior Play, tn. fin. f, A merry heart doth good like a medicine. Spanish Club 1g Projection Squad 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 2, 31 Be-Po-Hi 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4g F.T.A. 3, Secretary 4g Tri-Hi-Y Conference 3: Yearbook 1, 4g Junior Playg Senior Playg School Re- 5 porter 4. DIXIE DAWN SWANSON Whore bright eyer add to her charm. Chorus 25 F.B.L.A. 2, 3g Be-Po-Hi 3g Yearbook 4. MARJORIE ANN TILLOTSON My heart ir like a ringing bird. F.N.A. 3, 4, President 25 junior Play. MARY LOU VERVOORT RICHARD F. WEEKS A clored mouth catcher no flier. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2. GAYLE ELIZABETH WILLITS The time has come to talk of many thingJ. Chorus 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, Secretary 2g Yearbook 2, 4 Be-Po-Hi 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 F.T.A. 3. Vice-President 4 Junior Play. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 23 Be-Po-Hi 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Senior Homerooms Front R011: Left In Right: Dianne Lindholm, Clara lampietro, Jennie Havi- land, Beverly Russell. Barham Johnson. Sermld Ron: Richard Shepardson, Ann johnson, -lanice Shelters. Dixie Swanson, Fdith Fiske, Miss Simpson. Third Rvrrz -lohn Henderson, Mary Lou Vervoort, Gayle Willits, Florence Liddell, Mark Brown. Franz Rott. Lrff rw Right: Patricia Person. Mariorie Tillotson, Gail Put- nam. Donna Underwood. Swovizl Rout -lane Finucan, Dennis Lindell. Norman Propheter. Barham Cramer, Roger Delforest. Tfiird Rout Mr, Carlson, David Stephenson. james llendrickson, Ronald lrland. Rohert Barkstrom. Front Row, Left to Right: Ann Alldread, Muriel Cederquist, Diane Moore, Sally Steen, Richard Weeks. Serrurd Rau: Richard Filegar, joseph Haut- zinger, Theodore Pierce, David Covert. Third Ron: Frrol McNallic, Frank Armstrong, john Frazier, Bruce johnson, Mt. Gese. Headquarters for the Class of '57 have been permanent for the last three years. We remember happy times in homerooms with our advisers, Miss Simpson, Mr Carlson and Mr. Gese, XX'e've had many a homeroom chat and argu- ment and gossip, and occasionally have even managed to finish an as- signment at the same time. Yes This ls How We Star Who's the big smile for, Denny? A perfect lady even then. Right, Jennie? Everything's right with the world, eh, Mac? That bashful little blonde couldn't be Edie. Is that a chemistry experiment you're doing, Bev? John looks eager to get his hands on a stock car. My! Aren't we a bathing beauty, Diane M. What's the big problem, Dave C.? What's the matter, Pudge? Did Larry stand you up? We didn't know you were the pin-up girl type, Janice. All Ann J. needs is her typewriter. Evelyn looks like quite the little mother. You're right in style with those Bermudas, Dick S. Where are you headed, Barkie? Band rehearsal? Gayle looks so shy and innocent. Must be Barb Cramer is waiting to be served. Could it be Margie you're thinking of, Jim? Are you losing something, Ronnie? ted Out l Florence looks as if she's had a hard day in the office. Are you Reddy Teddy ? Bet he ain't nothin' but an ol' Hound Dog, Sally. Don't throw it, Jane. We see your interest has changed, Margie. What's Barb J. trying to cover up now? Even then, Dave S. had that collegiate look. What's causing that gleam in your eye, Jack H.? Horse Wonder what that devilish look of Roger's conceals. Are you worried about your driving test, Ann? We think your slip is showing, Muriel. Clara, did your new cheer materialize? What choir were you in then, Mary Lou? Hey, Dick W., that look isn't for girls, is it? How did the baby sitters ever resist you, Mark? Frank looks ready to take off any minute. Even then, Bruce J. was an ardent car-lover. s or girls? an Q.. w G 9 . i Q5 I . 4 0 'Ewa ' 1 ---gn f is 1. -1 ,19- 'Q 'IH' v' E32 -1 .I Horoscope NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE EXPRESSION ANN ALLDREAD A110 You'll Never Walk Alone Oh, sure FRANK ARMSTRONG Frank Don't Be Cruel ROBERT BARKSTROM Barkie Carnival of Venice Hell-o MARK BROWN Cus Canadian Sunset I'm coming MURIEL CEDERQUIST I Believe Oh, really DAVID COVERT Dave 'Crazy Arms We had a ball BARBARA CRAMER Barb My Own True Love ROGER DE FOREST Dodge Hello, Bluebird Well, anyway RICHARD FILEGAR Dick Wayward Wind Wow JANE FINUCAN I'1n in Love With a Wonderful Guy That's beside the point EDITH FISKE Edie Stardust See you later JOHN FRAZIER Fuzzy Love Me Tender Oh, yea JOE HAUTZINGER Joe Hound Dog What are you trying to say, kid? JENNIE HAVILAND Jen YQu'll Never Walk Alone I'll be seeing you JOHN HENDERSON Jack Canadian Sunset Just peachy JAMES HENDRICKSON HGH It'5 Almost T0m0ff0w CLARA IAMPIETRO Clara Stardust RONALD IRLAND I-CIT1 Soft Summer Breeze Censored ANN JOHNSON A110 Unchained Melody Yipes BARBARA JOHNSON Barb BRUCE JOHNSON 'Allegheny Moon Oh, yea FLORENCE LIDDELL Flo Autumn Leaves Hey, d'ya know what? DENNIS LINDELL Denny 'Allegheny Moon Listen, Gunga DIANNE LINDHOLM Pudge You'll Always Be My Lifetime Sweetheart Very ggod EVELYN LOVELESS Stubby I'm Always Picking Sweethearts Yeh, sure ERROL MC NALLIE Mac 'Love Me Tender How's come you don't know nothing DIANE MOORE Di 'Always PATRICIA PERSON Pat 'Give Us This Day Oh, George THEODORE PIERCE Ted 'What Ever Will Be Will Be NORMAN PROPHETER Norm My Prayer Oh, nuts GAIL PUTNAM Puts 'Jesus Calls Us Oh, fiddle-sticks BEVERLY RUSSELL Bev 'I Believe JANICE SI-IELTERS Jan Melody of Love No kidding RICHARD SI-IEPARDSON Dick Wayward Wind Well I know, but SALLY STEEN Sal Don't Be Cruel DAVID STEPHENSON Dave My Prayer Son of a gun DIXIE SWANSON Dix Autumn Leaves Oh, really MARJORIE TILLOTSON Marge You Don't Know Me Whew MARY LOU VERVOORT Lou Serenade Oh, ng RICHARD WEEKS Carman Must be GAYLE WILLITS Gayle Walking in the Rain You know AVORITE PASTIME Baby-sitting Baseball Stock car races Sleeping Music Midway Skating Midway Work Horses and hillbilly music Skating Sleeping Sleeping Skating Music Doing nothing Talking Sports Talking Driving Water skiing Skating Midway Movies Sleeping Working on auto Having fun Drinking coffee School Driving to Fredonia Writing poems Watching T.V. Skating Sleeping Driving Midway Writing letters to Chicago Music Music Golfing and sleeping Skating Horoscope WANTS TO BE Trainer of seeing-eye dogs Clerk Engineer Boat designer In college Millionaire Nurse Hair stylist Farmer Airline reservationist Nurse Engineer Working Teacher Farmer Working Teacher P. E. teacher Medical secretary Nurse Engineer Secretary Engineer Secretary Business teacher Test pilot Nurse Wife Rich Diesel engineer Mother of 3 or 4 Nurse Secretary Engineer In college Engineer Secretary Nurse Elementary teacher Multi-millionaire Teacher WILL BE Trainer of blind dogs Centerfielder for Yankees fOn New York Centralj Father Time Driver of a semi Pauper Star on Medic Assistant to Max Factor Circus bareback rider Airline mechanic Ballet dancer English Lit. professor Loafing Lion tamer Professional violinist Working Saleswoman Traveling saleman M.C. on Toast of the Town Truck driver Tea room receptionist Mortician Manufacturer of toy trains Professional pole vaulter What she want to be Godfrey's co-pilot Stockcar driver Mother Pauper Fredonia bus driver Correspondent for You Are There Tightrope artist Actress in Broadway play Beautician Referee for boxing matches Bachelor Sitting on boss's knee Roger's assistant In Gowanda Stand-in for Tarzan Wfater skier in Cypress Gardens l is r BIGGEST TALKERS Gail Putnam Bruce johnson BIGGEST FLIRTS David Stephenson Dianne Lindholin MOST MUSICAL Marjorie Tillotson Robert Barkstrom MOST PERSONALITY Dennis Lindell Sally Steen Superlcutives MOST ARTISTIC BEST DRESSED WITTIEST jane Finucan Dennis Lindell Sally Steen Richard Filegar Clara lampierro john Frazier P n yr. 1 Qi, 4 I SHYFST Barbara Cramer Robert Barksrrom qv' 5 .im 1 MOST LIKELY TO SUC'C1FI?D MOST COURTEOUS BEST ALI. AROUND Fniith Fiske Dennis Lindell Sally Steen Dennis Lindell Iennie Haviland Dennis Lindell V Jwlnie Haviland MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY BEST LOOKING Richard Shephardson Dennis Lindell Sally Stain Clara lampierro MOST STUBBORN BEST DANQERS MOST A'I'Hl,l2'l'liQ Dianne Lindholm Roger DeForest Bilfbglfgl 1011115011 Errol McNallie Diane Moore Ronald lrlgmil Class Will We, the Seniors of Bemus Point Central School, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, of full senior age, and not acting under duress, menace, fraud, or undue influence of any person whomsoever, do hereby make, publish, and declare this out last will and testament, in manner and form following: ANN ALLDREAD leaves her quietness to David Carlson. FRANK ARMSTRONG leaves his helpfulness to Ronney Swan. ROBERT BARKSTROM leaves his flirting inability to Lynda Anderson. MARK BROWN leaves his ability to be late for classes to Helen Bogenschutz. MURIEL CEDERQUIST leaves her neatness to Dave Lutgen. DAVID COVERT leaves his Mayville interests to Sandy McCallum. BARBARA CRAMER leaves her frantic frustrations to Bill Corstange. ROGER DE FOREST leaves his dancing ability to Sondra Rhodes. RICHARD FILEGAR leaves his potato picking to Karen Lindblom. JANE FINUCAN leaves her artistic ability to Louise Weeks. EDITH FISKE leaves her brains to the highest bidder. JOHN FRAZIER leaves English class. Stop cheering, Miss Anderson. JOSEPH HAUTZINGER leaves as fast as he can. JENNIE HAVILAND leaves her quietness to the Junior boys. JACK HENDERSON leaves his farming interests to Sandy White. JAMES HENDRICKSON leaves, and takes everything he has. He'll need it. CLARA IAMPIETRO leaves her position as cheerleading captain to Roger Peterson. RONALD IRLAND leaves because Clara is leaving. ANN JOHNSON leaves her ever-willing service to Wally Thompson. BARBARA JOHNSON leaves her athletic prowess to Phyllis Pickard. BRUCE JOHNSON leaves his loud voice to Joyce Clark. FLORENCE LIDDELL leaves her big eyes to Betty Higgs. DENNIS LINDELL leaves his blond hair to Arthur Brown so that Art can throw away his bottle of peroxide. DIANN E LIN DHOLM leaves her cheerleading position to Bob Pearson. EVELYN LOVELESS leaves her balancing talent in bookeeping to Katie Damon. ERROL MC NALLIE leaves his ability to sleep in history class to Joan Boyd. DIANE MOORE leaves Chemistry lab. Mr. Carlson is now taking donations for new equipment. PATRICIA PERSON leaves her seat in the student store to whoever wants it. THEODORE PIERCE leaves his black hair to Toby Anderson. NORMAN PROPHETER leaves his hot Olds to Mr. Grimes. GAIL PUTNAM leaves for a fullvtime job of housekeeping. BEVERLY RUSSELL leaves her studious ways to Fred Trace. JANICE SHELTERS leaves her work in the cafeteria to the cooks. RICHARD SHEPARDSON leaves his part in the Senior Play to Mr. Gerber. SALLY STEEN leaves her glasses to Mr. Thompson to aid him in correcting tests. DAVID STEPHENSON leaves for college. DIXIE SWANSON leaves her diary to the publishers of Desperate Romance Maga- zine. MARJORIE TILLOTSON leaves her ability in history to Peggy Johnson. MARY LOU VERVOORT leaves her spelling ability to Bill Gamble. RICHARD WEEKS leaves his way with girls to Chuck Pegan. GAYLE WILLITS leaves her long hair to Nancy Clark. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seals at Bemus Point this 16th day of January, A. D. 1957, in the presence of Gwendolyn Simpson, Otto Carlson and William Gese. Dennis Lindell, President Clara Iampietro, Secretary Moving UP Dclq Lluss wt WV: um bc- forc QIF.lmilI.1IiUfl. Imzfw 1.vf!: Sunirmrs in cus tommy from rims bc-- turc urmwixmlu up. C1154 pruplmr.-fy. 1111111- Rxqffl: -ll1!lilJI'N xirmin-1 M455 mn.: lu-fore Hlhiw- in-:t up I.mx'cring thc fI.u: -lfftf thc Mm.: Mncr. fm, 1.4 fl In Rlgfvlx 1936 Senior girlx lim-J up twr pm- LC9SiUI1LlI. Girlk fri-m. Stlliur buys. f,,l'iIfl'l',' I if , ,. I um H ' ' ' ' , h ra' .Q , vy 5 1 0 N. ,A ,u 'a w az.. Qu. ,Q A rgfml ,' ,' ' Q nw .I , , 1' .3 X ' ' gi ,. Pi' lr I V P' i W.-.Q lla ...na ' -IN. My Sf: Q 'J l Q... Fran! Roux Left to Right: Joyce Clark, Sandra Okerlund, Sondra Rhodes, Sandra White, Fldora Sample. Second' Rauf Anna Mae Jones, Phyllis Pickardg Mary Sack, Barbara Shelters, Richard Woodfield, Third Rout Robert Bly, Wayne Renne, john Ross, Darryl Propheter, Ted Valone. Fourth Razr: Raymond Creech, Charles Pegan, Mr. Thompson. Abram: Donald Cook, Ronney Swan. Juniors FVONI Rrmq Lvl! In Ritthlz Carole Keshy, ,Ioan Boyd, Margaret johnson, Elizabeth Finley, Mary Beth Bailey. Sci-and Rout Everett Matlock, Richard Sparling, Dale liurgcss, -ludy Nygrcn, Dennis Rodgers. Third Rmw: Fmel Lund, Laura Jones, Marie Payne, Cuil Dahlquist, Donald Rice, Fourth Rout Arthur Brown, Mr. Fassett, Leonard Nordin. Gordon Nelson, William Corstange, Jack Thompson. -A-57655 aqua-my 'ng Q gh sf '41 C f ais . ikvfiilfuv x .3 SE 5 . . it . .Q I . . A, N. 'Q , .3 Y fmyvim.. M x 1545 . i .jm2N5,r.t,a.. ' nw ww-m ' L ' . 2 ',,.,.g,. - 'K' f1Q tv Frou! Rong Left to Right: Doris Liddell, Beverly Winttnn, Betty Higgs, Magdalene Kaluza, Beverly Samuelson. Second Rolf: Eileen Teeter, ,lean VC'hitcomb, Louise Weeks, Paula Vogt, Charles Anderson. Third Roux' David Rhodes, Delores Truce. Helen Bogensthutz. Rohcrt Pearson. Mr. Pcgan. Fourfly Roux' Lawrente Larson, Willitiitw Gamble, David Kiolhurn, David XYloodl1C:1d. Al1.re111.' Roger Peterson. Vpper Left: JUNIOR CLASS UIHIILITRS, S, Rhotlt-N ,,,.-n Trea.r1n'vr.' D. Rhodes. l'rf'inlu1t.' li. Shelters, .Slim Iaryf D. Rice, SUIIJCIII tfolfmlff L. Nordin, llllt l're.ria'er1f,' R. XVoodficld, .Slmltruz f.ff1n1z1i'. l.fmw Lefff Unposed assault on homework - D. Rhodes Section nt every Pup Assembly, up ' - Wm 5 G. Nelson, and Nl. Thompson. fllllllxl it ht' W'orld History? Lower Riglvlx The heart of the tlwcrim' 'W wa- -asv Katherine Damon, Front Razr, Left to Right: Mary Erickson, Judy Chamberlin, Gary Millward, Jeffrey Tener, Lorraine Korcyl, Kathy Alm. Second Rozr: Sylvia Seastrom, Mary Saar, Barbara Bogard, Karen Lindblom, Herbert Linamen, Albert Carlson. Third Razr: David Pierce, John Scott, Richard Swanson. Fred Trace, William Fellows, Kenneth Pratt, Mr. Green, Fourth Rozr: William Vervoort. Eugene Heil, Donald Arnold, David Lutgen, Richard Starks. Alzrerlz: Sherry Ohls, Leigh Johnson. Sophomores Front Roux Lcff in Right: Bruce Peterson, Nancy Clark, Sue Koch, Margaret Saar, Donald Vfoodfield, Michael Rodgers. Scfrrzfzd Razr: James Holm, Carolyn Fellows, Kay Scofield, Sandra McCallum, Dona Taylor, Susan Gustafson, David Vincent. Third Rout Dale Costello, Gary Visosky, Wzzllace Thompson, Morrel Eldon, Richard Barkstrom. Miss Anderson, Fourth Rout Gerald Wilctux, Richard Carlson, Jerome Adams, George Newman, Phillip Swanson, Robert Stormer. Abrenzz Sue Boyd, Arthur Oakes. A31-a v r!l 'l? T i i,,,gg5,.? W, 4.15 5 l QW 'QXWQ'-3' Freshmen Front Row, Left to Right: Lyle Larson, Reginald Carlson, Martha Swanson, Pamela McNallie Nancy I-Iallberg, Roy Underwood. Second Rozwg Westley Johnson, Robert Asel, Nancy Ward. Donald Filegar, John Nolan. Third Row: Rose Thompson, Kenneth Woodfield, Bruce Colburn Jerome Parker, Lawrence Hotaling, Mr. Langebarrel. Abrent: David Johnson. T I f i Front Row, Left to Right: Norma Vik, Fletcher Johnson, Robert Berg, Sharon Seasrrom, Carole Person, Sharon Gustafson. Serond Rmr: Lynda Anderson, Sandra Swanson, Judith james, Nella Wliitcomb. Mary Haviland, Daniel Ross, Kay Larson. Tbird Row: Pamela McCallum, Alice Loveless, Dorothy Mohney, Neil Boardman, Robert Carlson, Davi d Evans. Fourth Rauf: Bonnie Sack, jon Kaynor, Mr. Creveling, Brian Lee Swanson. 1- vw Aux. 3 .,,. , 2 1. 59 ',i,!51,xg... .-ff? IKVCQ, . 2 . .a,!,.,,W 7, - M...-V W4 , mg? ' H W J ,Bk A M f ,- Q1 6 Mm ' ',,ar -4 is ir? . 925' , f - f z,.-mafia' . ww ,. .K 'i A A-.- ' N M' c Fir' 1 ii' .-,gggfy - fi? u WQg?:95n,vf'T 1 ...n A ,r,V ,.,. Maxx H 1 4- Eighth Grade Fran! Roux Left to Rfgblz Sharon Braschwitz, Neil lngerson, ,lack Rice, jerry Gore. Darla Ecker, Barbara Koch, Robert Whitcomb. Second Razr: ,lanice Korcyl, Kenneth Seastrom, Richard Gilligan, Wallace Carlson. David Gustafson, Nancy Santucci, Roger Colander, Karen Bates. Third Rom: Charles Parker, Alan Swanson, David Lipsey, Richard Nelson, Beverly Bragg, Lyn- ette Miller, Stephen Lucatiello. Fourtlo Row: Phillip jones. Lanny Carlson, XVilliam Wilcox. Scott Phillips, james Burrow, Robert Anderson, Mr. Thayer. R xs- 9 . l Qi , 1 4 , 1 at From Row, Leff to Righfz julie Peterson, Ethel Martin, john Hedin, Tobie Anderson, Grace Kramarich, Patricia Bogard, Nancy Gustafson. Second Roni: Richard Newman, Dennis Visosky, Patricia Diehl, Donald Joslyn, Irving Brown, Betty Mohney, Richard Shick. Third Rout Ernest Poland, Barbara Allenson, james Erickson, Halcyon Christoferson, Ann Jacobson, Edward Lar- son, Gerald Galloway. Fourth Razr: Michael Corcoran, Ronald Taylor, Thomas Hallberg, Robert Moon, Douglas Carlson, Wallace Lawrence. Rear: Mr. Bergstrom. f ..,,,..- 1 an--.... . -. i - .-..,.... y. --- .,-MT' .. -...v'w.-U. I -A. 'qw 'xr as -a ' o ' 31. 1, ,,. 1' 'i X S- v E From Roux Left to Right: Donna Hafner, Evelyn Pickard, Sandra Iampietro, Gail Wmmlfe, Joyce Covert. Second Row: Mary Ellen Steffen, Linda Davis, Cheryl Dunn, Sylvia Lord, Donna Nelson, Karen Ulander. Third Row: Ronald Arnold, ,Ioan johnson, Margaret Maus, Stephen H l' Philli Anderson, Cullen, Laverne Harrington. Fourth Row: Mrs. Rowland, Lavern otamg, p Bruce johnson. Left: EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS - Donna Nelson, SGf7'6'fd7A'l',' Barbara AllCUSlJD,ASfll- dent Council: Gerald Galloway, Treu.fufur,' Righ- ard Shiclc, Sludenf COlHIIf1.' Wallace Jo Carlson, Preiidevzt: janies Erickson, Sludent Cnlulril. Richard Newman, Vice-Preiidwll. Right: Eighth Grade boys in Homcmaking class making cookies. su All 1 I I f 1 i Seventh Grade Front Rong Left zo Righzz Fvaline Kaluza, Barbara Tener, Norman Johnson, Gary Person, Gif- ford Lawrence, David Carlson. Penny Robinson, Theodore Olcerlund. Serum! Rau Karolyn Cobb, Alice Guignon, Mary Hooper, Roberta Lyon. Miles Wichelns, Richard Fellows, Jerome Saar. Thrra' Row: Donna Davies, Sandra Bloom, Judy Burgess, Constance Mead, George Fors- lin, Sylvia Lucariello. Fourzb Row: James Heil, Kay Winter. Faith Murohv, William Ploetz. Mary Beth Aldrich, Faye Anderson. Fifth Row: Mr. Chamberlin, Clayton Hazzard. qo- I ? Front Rong Lcfl In R' 11 I D If t aniel Anderson, Ronna Head John Lindahl Sherr l Nfl C D' , , y . c rea. :anne Lund, Holly Hemingwa , S F ll ' ' y usan e ovis, Second Ron. Robert Patterson, Joan Lewis, Nancy Giles, Clyde Jandrew, Barrie Svenson, Ronald Carlson. Third Row: Lynn Wfood, Gloria Rous- seau, Robert R f ' f - ose, James Nolan, Clarles Wuertzer, Robert Trusler, Fozzrlb Rout Doreen Mehs, Martha Pihlblad, Patricia Anderson, Jeanette Powell, Susan Johnson, Jacquelyn Burgess. Fifth R i- , fm. Mr. Powell, Joyce Bogenschutz,Audrey Creech, James Sandwall, Stephen Arnold. .A ! .J was in if in Q-Q N-. . - , .i a up , .,r , ,..f f .4,,f,. .A ffl.',':' Front Roux Lefl to Riyblf Sue Mary Paulson, Robert Vik, Susan XVriteman. Ritlmril Harmon Allen Propheter, Ralph Swanson, Sondra Larson. Slfflllld Rim: Binnie Fnilean, Bonnie Moller Ruth Filegar, Catherine Clark, Linda Lutxuen, Darlyne johnson. Tlvird Razr: Lintlti Ilooper, Nanty Stormer, Kathy Mason, Opal Ploetz, Genevieve Heil, Sandra Russ. lffmrtlv Run: Mrs Stimell Matthew Boytl, Lawrence Anderson, Taylor Haight, Roger Nonlin, Phillip Alolinson. lfiflln Run: Carin Liliestedt, james Brennon, Robert Goodwin. M vm.. .is . vitae 1,-, ...J , .1 . ,. , LJ-L Ilf-par Highly SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OF- FICERS: C. Wuertzer, l'rc.i'idw1I,' R. Filegar, Student fi0lHI!'il,' L. Hooper, Trw1.i'unr,' Powell, Sfudenl f,iUIl7lc'i!,' R. Trussler, Vfl'U'lIfl',ffdt'7Il,' S. M. Paulson, Sefrelarv. l.r1zz't'r Right: Seventh Grade Arith- metic with Mr. Chamberlin. l.zm'ar Luft: Art class with Mrs. Lechncr. ff ik 24 a gli' Top, Left: Edith Fiske, student leader of one of the discussion groups at St. Bonaventure Press Day last spring, shown here with Mr. Fred W. Stein, editor of the Binghamton Press, moda erator of the group. Riylvli Fdith Fiske again, this time winner of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship award. Cerner. Left: Ronald lrland, first winner of the newly established C. Thomas Gregg: Memorial Trophy, awarded to the out- standing athlete of the year. Riglal: Dennis Lindell, chosen to represent Bemus Point at the V756 Boys' State at Colgate University last June. Immezfiufv Right: Diane Moore, winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award for Bemus Point. Far Riglviz Clara Iampietro, second place winner in the Fall Festival Typing Contest at Alfred University. .M tr, ard Winners Below. Left: Sondra Rhodes and Donald Rice, Junior rep- resentatives to the Syracuse University Citizenship Confer- ence, who will also be representatives their Senior year. Right: Donald Rice and Charles Peluan, winners of the Optimist junior Citizen awards. 'Q 5 gg. t ,, f - r tmwisgs il tr: , . . irwlk. Q ,j u K5 it - .N ., XS .ok V ' 3 ms Q Qi K .. , -- .. Q U 4, Q ar 9 2 .'f. , 4' 'L-:Zz , fl! gl ,A 'fggiij X, -A X View - ff Q5 1 Q WI: sw J , 4 -. V 5 ,L , -. Ly , , Q 551 w . -ff ,. V .' ,V xi -. '.-I ' W fi' S 5+ W x N .f Pm iz ifiii .4 4' 'N I' S F Q1 ' -. K 1. x A 'A Q wx 9 S 1- sv 5 4 x x 511 N my as 3. . ,M z I V Q g , WR' ff 2 QQ lmn1wfi.1!4' Rfyfuf. Kfwllcf , The Scnior lwvs III .I f1.14l1cIrwr ' llurllcrhxllxilyu uuxrsc, lL'1lI'l1iIl.EQ ru sow .lllxl mm gxml darn. lin' Rigfvl' Dink SI1cp:1r1ls .Iuhn I:I'.l!iL'F and Run IrI.mJ In flmcm Iqrlx lin fm, mc' fum' .Iulm Russ, IUJYL' SIL'1Wl1c'nw11 um-I Dunk Iwlc 11 Ill IllLII'll,ll S111 a fiibilibfilwaxff N'-sw , ff 'Tofv Lcff: Arr boys pain ing thc ffllaiifitilllll Cfhris mas wimlmw. Rigfvft Gen Heil and Bob Smrmc painting the Jrnuuon 4: the gym window. Cfwzfcr David Pierce, Roluur De Forest and Ann Alhlrezu ar work un nrt projects Elementcxru F CAFETERIA STAFF, BEMUS ELEMENTARY: Mrs. Ann McCann, Head Cook: Mrs. Marian Berns, Mrs. Marian Starks, Mrs. Alice Fuller. CUSTODIAL STAFF, BFMUS ELEMENTARY: Clark Shanon. No! Pifllnezfi Mcrvin Lamphear. FLUVANNA ELEMETARY: Morris Larson, Harold Feather. CAFETERIA STAFF, FLUVANNA ELEMENTARY: Mrs. Linnea Anderson, Ilnm' Comix Mrs. Mary Halberg, Mrs. Shirley Freeburg, Mrs. Erna Carlson. V., A 7 . Eemus Elementcxrq CARL J. STOWELL Elementary Co-ofrdinator, who re- h 0 0 I xigned january 1. N... -.4 , The Bemus Point Elementary School, identical in design with the Fluvanna Elementary School. JESSIE HAMILTON Bemm Elementary Secretary Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Gladys Henderson, Second Grade .loyce I-Iolmquist, Denial Hygienirt Thelma johnson, Firft Grade Thelma Lipsey, Fir!! Grade Joyce Miclmlak, Elementary Marie Jeannette Morton, Second Grade Carol Park, Firrt Grade jane Ann Powers, Sixth Grade Mary Anne Reiber, Sixth Grade Grace Travis, Fourth Grade Bemus Elementorq Fcrcultq Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Olive Barker, Third Grade Ruth Bemus, Fwzrlh Grade Helen Bue. Scrorzd Grade Cora Gore, Third Grade Catherine Hallberg, Fifth Grade Marian Harris, Kirzdcrgarlerz Miss Harris' Kindergartens Front Row, Left to Right: Norman Burmaster, Scott Aldrich, Richard Holm, jeffrey Van Ness, Jerald Stowell, Charles Loveless, Michael Breed. Second Row: Judy Scofield, Carol Bradley, Paulette Heelas, Cynthia Carlson, Linda Ball, Ilinda Baker, Kathy Ann Halicki, Pamela Hall, Kathleen Tyler, Linda Cleveland. Third Razr: Miss Harris. Susan Hollabaugh, Patricia Bloom- stran, Karen Dickey, Emily Lawrence, Jane Ann Nuzum, Deborah Haskin, Wendy Lamphear, Bernice Marsh. Absent: Michael Wasielewski. ,- f 'Qng Front Roux Left to Right: William Weaver, Michael Mattocks, Michael Woodfield, Edwin Sea- strom, Richard Blackburn. Second Row: Judy Urbanik. Linda Powell, Susan Moynihan, Har- riet Braley, Brenda Eckwahl, Sandra Casselman. Third Row: Edna Mae Roberts, Dale Swanson, Deborah Williams, Anne Shephard, Sandra Lee Pickard, Penny McArthur, Kathleen Ryan, Pa- tricia Jones. Fourth Rout Miss Harris, Gordon Chamberlain, Thomas Skillman, Jerry Clark. Michael Bronson, Robert Lake, Dennis Raynor. Absent: Robert Landon, William West. l3.Nl MORNING AND AFTER- NOON KINDERGARTENS. Top Left, Clnskuife: Table work-drawing. Singing a Safety song around the piano with Miss Harris. Games at a table, with in- terested watchers. The boots and snow-pants fight, every moon and afternoon-youngs ters from the upper grades as- sisting. Circle games .and songs: We put our right foot out. . . 1, 0 ' s 14 4192-if V. I! rail., 'PQ X Z9 L K . in . . g.gw Hawes' 71 , 3 . if Q- 4 , , 1 , Q .':' A x 1 ,- y 'Q -Qi r as .,.f Y' ff Q , . f 'L ,E 1 I, e-H If . 1? l ix .Q' x3 Al e t n. Q .nf bfi? Vw. M ' J O h n S From Row. Left to Riglai: Fdward Korcyl, Stanley Johnson, Deborah Casler, Sheila Crandall, Ward Near, Steven Santlsrrom. Scvmm' Razr: Donald Kruse, Lynn Walsh F' Mary Cullen, Jane Ann Winter, Susan Kay, Linda Kesby, Karen Haskin. Third Rout Mrs. Thelma Johnson, Brian Thayer, Steven Isaacson, Dale Lindahl, Garth Johnson, Steven johnson, Douglas Raynor, Patrick Gustafson. Mrs. Lipseq's First Grade i-it From Roux Lefl to Right: Linda Forbes, Marv Casselman, Barry Crandall, Joy Ar- nold, Sheila Nolan. Second Rout Richard Kelley, Michael Tyler, Edwin Berns, james Clark, Barry Eckwahl, Mark Kovel. Timothy johnson. Third Row: Mrs. Lipsey, Kenneth Graham, Daniel Joslyn, Patrick Jones. Barry Carlson, Algy Car- penter, William McCallum. bv' .1 R Q R.. TZ? Miss l3cJrk's First Grade f2La-,,, pkg. Q UK MB' vs fin. :X 9 . . 3 ,s'. Q 'r.,,A7- YT XX Front Roux Left In Riglfffi Stephen Frnnkson, john Johnston, Dennis Ohman, jerry Kelilerhouse, Joseph Urhanik. Scmud Rout Mary Beth Carpenter, Karen Hall, Linda Wermter, Carole Hcstley, liynthin Ilnskin, Donna Clorstiingc, Wently Wilsirn. Tlvira' Rout john Creveling, Michael Burklaml, Craig Oilluml. Mithucl Civ,-rring, Steven Ahlbin, Roy Holluhaugh. Rear: Mrs. Park. 1 I Left, Abarci Mrs. Parks First Grzulcrs are proud of the train they have 4 nude. Bclnzr: A reading group wirh Mrs. Park. Right, Allow: A bulletin , board full of scnrecrows matic hy Mrs. Johnsons First Graders in the fall. Bcluzri The S11ITlC First Graders play Follow the Leader. Bulletin Boards in all rooms are important Left: One of the reading groups in Mrs. Lipsey's First Grade. The children put their books down and find on the board the sentences that answer Mrs. Lipsey's ques- tions about what they read. Right: An igloo built by Mrs. Lipsey's First Graders for their study of the Eskimo. at - l visual aids. Left The Decembtr Bulletin Board in the main corridor Rigloz: A Bulletin Board on Health in the Kindergarten t 6? fn C2451 l l lee .lf lf la l l lVl no X The Bemus Elementary School has its library centralized in the side corridor instead of scattered in the individual rooms. Peggy johnson from the High School Library Squad here holds a library period for Mrs. Gore's Third Graders I AQ' From lop right, reading clockzvixcz Mrs. Barkers Third Graders in a read- ing group. The same class doing number work. Mrs. Hendersons Second Grad- ers, full of cans and boxes for the Grocery Store they are setting up. All items must be price-marked. Mrs. Gore's Third Graders getting ready to go home. Mrs. 'Gore with a reading group. The same class en- joying their science books. Mrs, Morton's Second Grade in a reading group. The same grade listening to records with Mrs. Mich- alak, elementary music teacher. if if is f. ,J ff?-.kj -f.1.. 'iii 1 ,Tn .' :- .,.' a N 9 Nl rs' M n S From Row, Left to Right: Carin johnson, William Loomis, Roger Clark, Allen Harle, Ralph jack Braley, julia Marsh. Second Rout Susan Harmon, Sharon Lake, Cherri Forbes, Ingrid Carlson, Linda Locker, Linda Crandall, Sandra Ohman. Third Rolf: 'Mrs. Morton, Timothy johnson, john Tyler. Fletcher Wartl, Michael Kelley, David Smith, Linda Akin. 1--f THX It lil it 0f ' 'lf' ex.. Front Roux Lefz zo Right: Douglas Hawley, Vicki Carpenter, jeffrey Clark, Suzanne M ry S n O n ,S Gnagy, David Jones, Keith Babcock. Second' Razr: Linda Moynihan, Sharon Sea- ' strom, Nancy Lee Burkland, ,Ioan Lown, Nina Hallberg, jean Keltiethouse, Brenda Loveless. Third Rout Daniel Aiken, Keith Swanson, Daniel Breed. ,lon Stahley, S e C O n d G d e john Woodhead, Harold Kovel, Stephen Soule, Mrs. Henderson. YHQNU rg.. . 4 'll i Left .tml Right: Mrs. Bue's Second Graders modeling clay igloos and animals. Center: Mrs. Morron's Second Graders going through the Cafeteria line. Mrs. Buds Second Grade Front Ron: Lefl In Right: jayne lnxuerson, Riclmrtl Vik, .lu:lie Roilgers. Semin! Roni' Darlene W't1rtl. Audrey llunt, Cynthia Carlson, Nancy Cleveland, flutlilecn l.untl. Third Rolf: Bzlrlvurat lrlaliclii, Alutly Brnse, Flizulvetli Peterson. Kathy llowurtl, Susanna Stowell, Gale Svenson. Funrlli RfiIl'f Mrs. Hue. Ronnie Clark, llurolil Roberts, Scott Swanson, Clayton Lucas, Michael Scofield. xllziwzlz Patrick Steffen. K 'W 'rfwwmwvmisqqn .J -ssmni WJ? tw Tv W7 if wx ,ff XJ' YO! Mrs. I3cirker's Third G rode Front Row. Left to Right: Albert Elia, Dennis Hall, Dennis I-lallberg, Timothy Casler, Ralph Tenet, Michael Ekstrom. Semnd Row: Bonnie Harle, Brenda Ben- son, Sharon Carpenter, Paula Asper. Rebecca Dye, Nancy Lord, Diane Bradley, Elaine Ingerson. Third Rmr: Linda Ohman, Sara Lawrence, Martha Colburn, Cheryl Dickey, Dianne VanNess, Melody Doolittle, Sheryl Arnold. Fourth Row: Marshall Cleveland, Thomas Joslyn, james Galloway, Erwin Howard, Roy Stewart, Thomas Heelas, Mrs. Gore. Front Row, Left to Right: George Rickard, jerrome Casselman, Dennis Carr, Brian Eckwahl, Warren Propheter, Thomas Murray. Serfmd Rmr: Eileen Ingerson, Can- dace jones, Carolyn Powell, Denise Hall, Cynthia Stewart, Diane Evans, Sandra Covert, Samuel Tyler. Third Row: Michael Buck. Marge Kay Hallberg, Susan Lamphear, Cheryl Thompson, Jeanette Cleveland, Linda Giles, Mrs. Barker. Fourth Row: Keith Baker, James Haskin, john Lown, Richard Scott, David johnson, John Langebartel. Ahrent: Bruce Fassett. Mrs. Gore's Third Grclde Q Front Roux Left to Right: Timmy French, Charles Cobb, Arthur Harrington, Daniel Seastrom, Norman Rice. Mark Peterson, Wayne Babcock. Second Rout Charles Ingerson, Peter Kay, Sally Hall, Suzanne Carlson, Sharon Lindahl, Lillian Dunn, Wallace Ulander, Burdette Rickard. Third Rout Sandy Wermter, Mary Peterson, Marilyn johnson, Elaine Hunt, Shirley Getting, Cynthia McCallum, Sue johnson, Leslie Jones, Linda Gnagy. Fonrlh Rozv: Lester Lucas, Raymond Head. Paul jones. Gregory Harle, Howard Carpenter, William Woodfield, David Yentzer, Donald Miller, Mrs. Bemus. Abrent: Linda Murdock, Candayce Hotaling. ww Mrs. Bemus' Fourth Grade KI vc I 5 a' Frou! Rong Left in Right: Robert Shephard, Timothy Evans, Daniel Johnson. William Winchester, John Iivans, Mark Stephenson, David Bradley, William Hoop- er. Second Roni Terrance Woodfield, Daphne Bolman. Judy Sandstrom, Suzanne Korcyl, Rosanne Heath, Kathleen Murray, Beverly Combs, janet Holm. Michael Gustafson. Third Rott: Roxanna Arnold, Gale Stormer, Jacqueline Gamble, Ann Gustafson, Kathleen Corrigan, Laurel Dunn, Stephanie Stowell, Helen Ann Cran- dall, Deborah Peterson, Mary Ann Berns. Fourth Rozr: Paul Langeharrel, Ronald Miller, Curtis Aldrich, Norman Ward, David Taylor, .lon Hestley, Carl Sandwall, Frank Cullen, Gary Miller, Mrs. Travis. Absent: Heath Clark. Mrs. Travis Fourth Grade .lf lv ll I Mrs. Hollbercfs Fifth Grade 2:3 ig'-Q. Yi 'ali' Frrml Roux Lefl to Right: Steven Powell, Gretchen Lund, Jacqueline Larson, judy Fetzner, Sondra Bohall. Sermzn' Rout Rita Casselman, Barbara Lora, Brian Brown, Kathy Buck, Robyn Patterson, Helen Nixon. Third Rmr: Theodore Henderson Mary Blackburn, Dorothy johnson, Sarah Hooper, Candace Arnold, Michael Lu- catiello. Fourlln Razr: jerome XVard, Viola Ilazzard, Michael Gore, Sandra Gerring, Susan Hallberg, Frances Chapin. Fiflh Row: Marilyn Lucas. Linda McCallum Ernest Kestler, Richard johnson, Matthew Burmaster, Bruce Hestley, Mrs. l-lllherg y v No fair touching the ball with your hands! The girls have gym class with Miss Gravink. Mrs. Hallberg conducts a reading group while the rest of the class cloes number work. af? Twp Tum I'lmma lmlf: Mrs. Bcmus' lfuurth Grzulc working on gco.ur.1pl1y, I.0I1'L'Y Tun, Lvfl: Mrs. Travis' Fourth GmJc-- f.1 rc.u!1r1,: ,umup XVIYII Mrs. 'llmvisg umllcuing .ILIYU graphs on .1 my -Inu. 1 3 Mrs. Powers' Sixth Qrcicle From Razr, Left to Right: Lucy Nowak, Sandra Dye. Inez Carlson, Thomas Davies Laurance Sandstrom, David C. Carlson, Second Rout james Dake, Laurel Anderson 1 Dixie Lamphear, Gayle Hemingway, Sandra Nelson, Marilyn Munson. Third Row: Karen Corstange, Dixie Rodgers, Carol Wermter. Royce Whircomb, Donna Nick- erson, Monica Walsh. Fourlh Row: Donald Hotaling, Donald Stewart, Polly Camp Ronald Nixon, Arthur Fassert, Marilou Hunt. Rear: Mrs. Powers. Wag! '51 Y! fifw-M F' 'w .iw F5 8 Miss Reiberfs Sixth Grade ?1iEi hi, Front Rong Leff to Right: Ronald Thompson, ,lane Ann Corrigan, Carol Liedhlad, Van Doolittle, Steven Kramarich. Semnd Rolf: Faye Harrington, Billy Stevenson, Wesley Pickard, Alvin Nixon. Susan Dye, Tom Smith. Third Razr: Miss Reiber, Michael Walsh, Samuel Lucariello, Marlene Oakes, Nancy Pegan, josephine Divilio. Fourth Razr: Mary Jane Cook, Linda Hallberg, Linda johnson, Donna Vanstrom Timothy Stowell, Fred Wilcox. fibxenl: Denise Gamble. s v 1 lt. Trvfvf Mrs, Pow:-rs' Sixth Graulcrs pnintinlu map murals. LMI. ZiL'7lfl'V'. The Bcmus lilc- mcntnry lmnil, just nrganizcil this year hy Mr. Tmvis, l,nn'cr Lcffif The buys nl the Safety Patrol at work as sthoul lcts out. I.fm'c'v' Rfglvlf The princi- pals in the Cllmristnms prugmni featuring the people of many lantls. Merry Christmas :intl llappy New Year! CARL J. STOWELL Elementary C0-orclinator, who re- xignezl january 1. 1, ,gtpjp k Ley , . , .,v,,. .aw ELEANORE PETERSON Head Teacher in Fluvanna Elemen- tary School, in charge there Jince Mr. Stowellk rexignation. Fluvanna Elementcxrq School 3 MRS. LORENE POLAND Fluvanna Elemenlary Seeretary. W Mrs. Althea johnson. Tlainl Gnzfle Mrs. Marian Johnson, Fmfrlb Grade Robert johnson. Sixfb Gmrle Mrs. Mary Koch, Fozzrtb Grade Mrs. Ruth Parker. Sixfb Gnzzle Miss Elezmore Peterson, Fiffb Gracie Mrs. Roberta Putney, Ki11IfL'7'gd7f6'7! Mrs. Josephine Wilbtir, Fin! Gnm'c Mrs. Patricia Wright, Semml Grade Fluvanna Elennentcirq Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Fcicultq Gertrude Anderson. Semazd Grade Marjorie Anderson. 'Nvirzf Grade Tena Carlson, Scumzd Gmzzlc Alice Chamberlin, Elezue1zfm'yAr1 Marguerite Collins. Iiiri-1 Gmzfc Annette Haviland, Fliflb Gmde Front Row. Left to Right: Gary Schauman, Ernest Price, Chuckie Truitr, Robert Samuelsc 9 M PS. L4 S Terry Bernhardt, Todd Swanson, Mark Conover, Timmy Hartson, David Custead. Second Ro Melanie Almgren, Lorinda Bylund, Judy Grimes, Debra Lawregren, Lynne Gustafson, Rose Poi Lauren Berg, Susan Seymour, Debra Peterson, Candyce Allen, Joyce Priskett, Catherine Caddr K' S Third Row: Gregory Putnam, Dale Neubauer, Raymond Start, Cheryl Pembridge, Donna V2 srrom, Norman Lewis, Larry Barmore, joan Dougherty, Deborah York, John Carleton, M Putney. Ahrenzz Wayne McKune, Glenn Macey, Linda Close. ,,a..a...,..a..,..,.Q..,1...h,Wm, ...T M- .... M. -a f a Q A.Nl I3.lVl NJ From Rong Lefl in Right: Michael Richner, Michael Vincent, Dennis Brown, David Champ, Jimmy Mayo. Val Smith, Randy Linamen. Second Rout Monalee Paduano, Mary Ann Hallin, Terry Gane, Linda Johnson, Sally Casement, Mona Campman, Mary Alexander, Deanna Butcher. Third Row: Harry Milliman, David Anderson, Tommy Prince, Brad Parker, Neil Zeestraten, Gary Hallberg, Tommy johnson, Paul Anderson, Nancy Mecusker, Steven Williams, jimmy Clauson, Wayne Bloomberg, Jonathan Wootlcock. Mrs. Putney. Ahrent: Sandra Downie, Lance Olson. 91' 1,af,y iR 535: 6 S i -hw . Y W bv K . 'ff if-H , 5 ' i:??fg,'vgp F Q02 -fl,-is R Q 'Q 0 ' QT, ,ii H4 k SH ' Q, A Q91 MQ' 'Il X as A .. , Mgr ' sf R x ,- at JE.-.5 I4 Mrs. Wilburfs Miss Collins' Front Row, Left to Right: Mark Brown, Stephen Gifford, Robert Peterson, Frederick Grimes, Richard Nolan, Steven Danielson, Kevin Brown. Second Row: Sharon Morton, Delores Price, Carol Franzen, Judith Phillips, Joanne Peterson, Georgia Fred, Cynthia Yahn. Third Row: Warren Riolo, Gregory Newman, Gregory Ander- son, David Gorman, Dorian Swanson, Victoria Peterson, Dianne McDonnell, James Corcoran, Charles Elmeer. Rear: Mrs. Wilbur. Ahrent: jeffrey Wfoodcock. First Grade Front Row, Left lo Right: Rowley Sandberg, Sheridan Cobb, Dan Babyak, Robert Rosengren, Douglas Hartson, Daniel Bernhardt. Second Row: Priscilla Paulson, Bonita Owens, Alvin johnson, Wfilliam Bloomquist, Stephen Turney, Roberta Niel- son, Harriet Allen, Sandra Campman. Third Row: Kenneth Davis, judy Hendrick- son, Cynthia Carlson, Michael Anderson, Carol Starks, Craig Moon, Betty Blizzard, Philip Brown, Cynthia Visosky. Rear: Miss Collins. Ahrent: Robert Ecker, Gregory Linamen. 1' sr Q .,.!i.., U' ,-pi mil. I . . 4 Q. Ag. xgsx 3 A - AES xi' ,SI N f Q- , . - 'V A ,jig gs I-xg K ,, gt in ....-an S Mrs. Marsrellar, lih ftlflilll, reading a Christmas story to the First Graders in the audi- torium. Left, from Top to Bot- lnmi Miss Collins with her First Graders in a reading g rou p. The same grade at desk Work. Right. from Top fo Bottom: Miss Col: lins, with the everpres- ent shoelace urgencies, before the reading les- son ean get underway. Mrs. VU i l la u r's First G r a d e r s with their Readers. The same group in an Art period with Mrs. Chamberlin. 'l!!., 1 y u T '?ISS!.2i s :li ,- 5 . 'Lis - I fr .. Mia' Mrs. CcirIson's Front Row, Left to Right: Wallace Linamen, David Youngren, Lowry Hooper, Steven Gustafson. Roger Carlson, David Schauman. Second Rmw: Bruce Brown, Ingrid Hallin, Lynn Wigren, Catherine Owens, Dollieann james, Marianne Ray- mond, Donald Liliestedt. Third Razr: Philip Shay, Sandra Pope, Craig Stowell. Richard Freeburg, Cathy Philbrick, Richard Nordlund, Terry Higgs, Birgit Hallin, Anita Butcher, Curt Conover, Mrs. Carlson. Second Grade Mrs. Wriqhfs Front Row, Left to Rigbl: Daniel Harvey, William Close, Bruce Williams, jeffrey Hallberg, Timothy Ecker, james Danielson. Semrzd Rout: Bonnie Bull, Donnilyn Eddy, Linda Vanstrom, Cynthia Okerlund, Cheryl Lundell, Shari Gauggel. Third Row: Bruce Blizzard, William Lange, Brian Shannon, Barbara Sherwin, April York, Regina Lawrence, Sharon McConnell. Rear: Mrs. Wright. Absent: Melinda Berge- son. ll ,, . 'x ,fag , . iii eva, 09 iii? ' '? Front Roux Left to Right: Kenneth Davis, John Danielson, Thomas Casement, Bruce Swanson, Michael Brown, Gary Proctor. Second Rout Diane Heglund, joan Heck, jennifer Nwoodcock, Lynne Robinson, Bonita Eddy, Lila Lee -Ioneson. Third Roux Randall Norton, David Stitt, Margaret Mecusker, Burton Carlson, Sandra Todd, Donald Paulson, Gary Conover. Rem: Mrs. Gertrude Anderson. Entered fzller picture -:nu Taken: Billy Close. lipfwr' Left: Mrs. Anderson's Q' KA Second Graders playing Ll game in free time, surrounded lwy interested onlookers. Loircr Lvffz Mrs. W'right's Second Graders at desk work. Ilfvpw' Right Mrs. Anderson's group listening to' 11 record. l.fm'w' Right: Mrs. iQarlson's Second Grade singing together. '01 msiiif' AE 1'3 ll gi 'll . S 'Y I Mrs. Gertrude Anderson! Mrs. NI. Anclersorfs Front Row, Left to Right: Richard Lawrence, Mark Gatewood, Martin Allen, Francis Fred, William Richner, Bradley Olson, james Lange. Second Row: Sally Gilligan, Carol Johnson, Marie Marker, Marie Koch, Jean Clauson, Kathy Peterson, Becky Rosendahl, Ruth Larson. Third Row: Craig McNallie, Terry Newman, Law- rence Phillips, Linda Cook, Marilyn Sanrucci, Cheryl Maddox, Dennis James, Roger Chagnon, Paul Carleton, Edward McConnell. Rear: Mrs. Marjorie Anderson. Ahrentz Bonnie Trusler. Third Grade Mrs. A. Johnsorfs O-. tv Front Row, Left to Right: Dennis Harvey, Klare Wolfe, Dale Murphy, Warren Moyle, Timothy Raymond, David Kraft. Second Row: Roslyn Rainier, Kristine Roop, Linda Ostrander, Douglas Bloomberg, Carol Cobb, Rita Campman, Ann Marie Olson, Cynthia Carlson. Third Row: Cynthia Nelson, Yvonne Rousseau, Douglas Tibbetts, Larry Page, Brian Gane, Tommy Anderson, Barry Oste, William McConnell, john Casement, Donald Clark, Charles Joslyn, jon Bergeson, Rear: Mrs. Althea johnson. ff 5. digg Q..-1, W x A .. qefh is K fx ' . V gf 3-.,',y3Z ? , , -, el 5 Q4 , x pt ,A A , ' Q ff : it . ff f l-tx '?ff.: 'f A f M- JJ Mrs. M. Johnsorfs ,Ls Front Row, Left to Right: Billy Lewis, Richard Danielson, Marvin Terry, Steph: Winans, Thomas Pricskett, Bruce Rosendahl, Thomas Whitford. Second Rouf: Si Liliestedt, Linda Burgess, Linda Enlund, Linda Carlson, Kathleen Miller, Cher johnson, Shirley Lange, Linda Lou Fred, Wendy Writeman. Third Row: ju: Whitmore, Daniel Bragg, Clifford McDonnell, Linda Wahlgren, Cynthia Anderso Sandra Abplanalp, Bruce Peterson, john Fellows, Robert Gustafson. Karl Peterso Daniel Wahlgren, Billy Wright, Rodney Lawrence. Rear: Mrs. Marian johnso Fourth Grade Mrs. Koch's Front Row, Left to Right: David Mohney, Gregory Price, Thomas Nolan, Timotl Anderson, David Richner, David DuBois, Terry Allenson. Second Row: Esthi Peterson, Sherrie Paulson, Dale Berg, Mary Mason, Bonnie Stowell, Connie Brow Patty Damon, Sharon Frazier, Sharon Colander. Third Row: Jeanne Proctor, Lint Forslin, Donna Nordin, Cynthia Rogerson, Douglas Osre, Donald Nelson, Randa Chamberlin, Robert Swanson, Thomas joneson, David Lipsey, David Pope. Rem Mrs. Koch. Absent: Cynthia Swan, Stephen Rinaldo. Rightlmnd f.l0fll77HI, Top tn Boimm: Mrs. Koch's Fourth Grade doing arith- meticg studying geography with the uid of the globe: doing art workg pinning up nrt work completed. Mrs. Marian ,Iohnson's Fourth Grade in a singing group. Mrs. lliwiland's Fifth Grade at work on thc multiplication tables. Lelllnnid Cfnlzmm, Tnp In Bollom: Boys in Miss Peterson's Fifth Grade busy with language work' books. Fifth Grade winter wardrobe. Mrs. Marian Johnsons Fourth Grade finishing up their maps of the United States on ply- wood plaques. . BA. swf Miss Detersorfs Mrs. Hcnvilcmcfs rnzvtfl pa- Front Row, Left to Right: Linda Newman, john Finson, Michael Moseler, john Nelson, Annette Norton, Second Row: james Gowan, David Lawrence, Janice Nordin, Jacquelyn Putney, Susan james, Brenda Bull. Third Row: David johnson, Ruth Larson, james Turney, Brian johnson, John Corcoran, Victor Butcher. Fourth Row: Miss Peterson, james Mehs, Theodore johnson, Clifton Olson, Dennis Miller, Susan Trusler. Ahrent: Linda Erickson. Entered after picture rms taken: Linda Downie, David McKune. Fifth Grade Front Row, Left to Right: Nancy Person, Howard Grimes. Wayne Clark, Sue Gilli- gan, Daniel Pihlhlad, Second Roni Roger johnson, Daniel Olson, Donald Beckwith. David Millward, Richard Anderson, David Babyak. Third Row: John Alm, Peter I Cornell, Robert Frazier, Donald Bobrick, Judy Campman, john Visosky. Fourth i Row: Mrs. Haviland, joel Roop, Richard Carlson, Wayne Finucan, Robert Free- burg, David johnson. Ahrentz Norman Lindell, Darlene Vincent. QP Front Roux Left to Right: Loretta Anderson, Ann Damon, Judith Spencer, Donald M Saar, Susan -landtew, jacklynn Wtmlfe. S6'f07ld Rout Sandra Blizzard, Martha Starks, Charles Diehl, Gayle Allenson, David Nelson, Donnette Loutlts. Tlurd Ron. Mrs. Parker, Sara Goodwin, Gunnard Liliestedt, Sandra Anderson, Karen Vogt. Diane Carlson, Richard Joslyn. Abrenlz Holly Larson. Sixth Grade Front Rmw, Left to Right: Gordon Nordlund. Douglas Champ, Bruce Swanson, Francella Rainier, David Christoferson. Sefrmd Rout Everct Peterson, Adriane Brown, Daniel Christoferson, Susan Marker, David Carleton, Margaret Koch. Third 7 Rau-: Norman Pratt, Eleanore Bergeson, Thomas Carlson, Virginia Starks, Daniel M P, J O h n S 0 n S Moseler, Robert Miller. Fourth Rout Mr. johnson, Karin Nordstrom, Rea johnson, Kameron Bates, Peter Mullen, David Tripp. sk -R :W ,A .2 W -10 is 2 . ...iiki , . , 1k:5.zg:,5:.,:., Q 1.:i:zve'.s.z vk- 1 ., .Q,. .5 3 We mar' ' ii rim, Q W 5 1 551 Wefllm L t.auuY1lHd 'Hume and op my :zz -j A 5 . ,. f- 1:55.47 1112 : , mix' A 'w X? , 'NW x I - ' 1 .Q 4 ,,,, :fi N,-my www gf , X A ak, Wy A , . 3' ,QQ ,,..Q :ggi gags-3' QV Acti ities ,nv 3,1tgg1,,tt5gix3g ,n,-gp, ., in 3, Exit-i...y, HNMN 'X-'lf Niall nt , rob, us-, Seated Left to Right' F Johnson -I Powell R Filegar R Shepardson Trtarurtr S Steen d e Preiidenff D. Rice, Vice-Pre.tider1I.' N. Wartl, SEIYELHI'-l.' B. Allenson, WI. Erickson Sftum' ing: Mr. Gerber, fldz'i.fer,' R. Shick, R. Wfoodfield, J. Adams, G. Visosky, Mrs Rovxltnd Advirer. Council In addition to its regular function of acting as clearing house for student activities and school policy, the Student Council, for the third successive year, has organized the student monitor system, with student monitored halls and study halls. As its judicial branch, it has again set up the Ethics Committee, which operates independently of the Council. Early in the year, President Sally Steen proposed the foreign student project as a Council activity, and the group initiated the formation of a local American Field Service Committee with Mr. Travis and Don Rice, co-chairmen, to secure a home and raise funds for this purpose. From the profits of its Student Store and ball-point pen machines, the Council has contributed S25 to the Piney Wfoods School and S100 to the foreign student fund. lt has sponsored several school assemblies, conducted exchange visits with neighboring schools, and supervised the campaign and election of Council officers for 1957-58. Below: Pat Person and Evelyn Loveless, in charge of the Councils Student Store. Cenler: The Coun- cil in regular session. Riglvl: Evelyn Loveless. who carries the entire bookkeeping burden of the Stu- dent Store. Frnnl R'rm'. Leff I0 Rilrflvli D. Burgess, D, Mixture, D. Filcgggir, M. llgivilnml. I. llnutrinucr d H G Al. Haviluntl. Rear: G. Millwurrl, Sliamn Scnistrorn, l.. Ntmlin. R. 'l'lnm1iwiri, R. i,rL-ull L4 G. Heil, C. Pagan, j. Frazier, bl. Hemlricltson, A. -lnlirison, D, l.inrlcll. Monitors Lcfl, john Frazier, unil Rfqlvl. Mary Ann llnv- iland, acting.: as Stutly Hall Monitors, W 1 C5 Hall , Frrml Rmr, Lal! In Rigbl: S. Wlmite. Davitl Wrmrvtlfic-lil. Ii. K'r.ir'ncr, K. Alm, P. Pickalrtl, li M O n I t O Colburn, K. Scofield, N. Vik. Rear: M. Frickson, D. -lllllllkflll, B. blulmwn, D. Fvainx, D Stephenson, R. Swan, G. Wilctzx, F. Armstrong, A. -Innes, I. Pierce, -I. lcncr. -..,.-- .. 1 ,t ,qi 47 'tulle Et S strom, Pre.tif1e111.' 5. Howard, Mrs. Marstellar, flz1'z'ifer'. Rear: 'l. Anderson, M. Corcoran li A' I I ltvmf :f'f 'f 'll ' iw, lk num H ll llwf 11m.tfm:i1.vf1'.' If 'NJ IV! nu tony i ' . Mm, . IW! fs! Illrlltll If on min, .un'i'r1'. df til fi' ti' if 11. 'nf 'Q 't UHF V SeaIed.Left In Right' B Tenet, D Colburn fllertezfeer' D Moore SlL'l'l'CftIFl' R Iltrk K. Mason, D. Nelson, W. Fellows, E. Matlock, B. johnson, N. Boardman, B. johnson ll Hemingway, Mary Saar. J .ystui A-nd The Ethics Committee is the judicial branch of the school government. Composed of two elected members from each grade, 7-ll. it meets weekly to consider cases reported to it the preceding week by hall and study hall monitors. Each person brought before the Committee may plead guilty or innocent. If he admits guilt. deten- tion is prescribed. If he pleads innocent. he is asked his explanation of the offense reported. A vote of guilty or not guilty is taken by ballot, and on this voting rests the decision and penalty. Upper Left: Hall monitors at their posts - Sandy W'hite and Bruce Cramer. Lmeer Leff: The Ethics Committee listens to the explanation of an offense reported to it. Riliflllj Ballots being counted to determine guilt or innocence. Seated. Left to Riglvfz C. Iampietro, D. Lindholm, M. Bailey, B. Russell. .'lsm!.ml lfzlifmz' k G. Willits, G. Putnam, Bil.l'fI7C.l'.l' rli11z1a,Qer.' -I. Haviland, F. Fiske, Ifrlilmg' R. Slit-pardson. Sfdlldilljqi -I. Boyd, B. Cramer, B. johnson, S. Steen, P. Vogt. M, Payne, H. Boizensrluitz, D. Stephenson, M, Vervoort, L. Nordin, D, Swanson, F. Liddell, D. l.indell, Miss Antler' St G f f son, Adzfirerf S. White. Wmmrk on THE POINTER, school yearbook. got underway early in the fall with the subscription and advertising campaigns under Gail Putnam as Business Manager. XVork on editorial content soon followed, under Edith Fiske as Editor, assisted by Bev- erly Russell. After two issues early in the fall, the BE-PO-I-ll, school newspaper. suspended renn- porarily. lr became active again in February when the juniors took it over under the editorship of Maggie Kaluza. Seafed. Leff to Riglulx C. Kesby, D. Rhodes, ul. Clark. M. Kaluya, lirlilffrg Ii. Sample. li. Anderson, B. Higgs. Strzlldiflyi A. llones, G. Dahlquist, VU. Gamble, U. Nelson, ll. llo- gensehutz, L. jones, C. Pegan. D, Colburn, D. Trace, F. Matlotk. P. Piekar-l. Mrs. Ntoxxell, Adrirer. R47 5 I 5 Front Roux Left to Right: F, Liddell, J. Finucan. .Second Rmw: K. Lindblom, Fiske, Sefrelary- Trea.f1ner,' B. Sack, P. Mullen, K. Cooper, P. McCallum, M. Payne, Serrefm-1 of Rffflflllf M. Erick B G n d son, K. Alm. Third Rout Mr. Travis, Direrlorf R. Carlson, BI. Henderson. xl. Erickson, D. Carl- son, R. Swanson, G. Visosky, P. Vogt, C. Anderson, A. Brown. Funrfh Rout B. Colburn, C Pegan, L. Johnson, R. Barkstrom, Vice-Prerideizf: j. Adams, W. Gamble, K. Pratt, B. Brown Noi Pictured: D. Colburn, Prexidenh' D. Rhodes, Mmmgw. Below: The Band playing at the Christmas assembly. Band activities have included playing for assemblies and joining with the Choruses to present the Christmas pro- gram and several major concerts. In late February, the com- bined music organizations put on a concert to benefit the Foreign Student Fund. Preparation for the Festival at Fre- donia, the Memorial Day Parade and the Chautauqua Festi- val culminated activities for the year. Additions to the instrumentation this year have been a recording bass and alto clarinet. To the fine program of instrumental music in the' system have been added a Junior High School Band and two elementary bands. Below: Mr. Travis instructing Donna Nelson on the flute and Karen Lindblom on the bells. Right Mr. Travis teaching james Brennon the saxophone. fa., ll ll l Junior Bond Front Roux Left to Right: B. Tener, D. Nelson, Senetary of Remrdr' C. Dunn, Secretary: B Koch, Vice-Prefidenfq S. Lord, M. Pihlblacl, H. Hemingway, S. Paulson. Sammi Rmr: P. john- son, G. Forslin, F. Johnson, G. Lawrence, M. Wichelns, R. Patterson. C. Sanrlsrrom, C. Wiierrzer D. Gustafson. Third Row: Mr. Travis, Corzdurlorf E. Poland, Prc.ria'enl,' ul. Erickson, B. johnson W. johnson, J. Brennon, 1. Heil, R. Colander, D. Visosky. Junior Chorus Front Row, Left to Right: K. Clark, P. johnson, J. Limlahl, C. hlanrlrew, B. Svcnson, R. lfzxrlson -I. Saar, W. Ploerz, R. Patterson, C. Wuertzer, ul. Heil, R. Trusler, G. Heil. Yamini Run: IT Kaluza, A. Miller, H. Christofferson, C. Dunn, S. Lord, L. Davis, B. Koch, S. johnson, N. Srormcr C. Liliesredt, F. Anderson, D. Johnson. R. Filegar, Azffmzpanifl, Third Roux ,lmqucline llurucss K. Ulander, D. Nelson, 1. Lewis, A. Guignon, B. Moller, D. Davis, C, Morris, K. Mason, S Braschwitz, D. Eclcer, L. Hooper, A. Creech, C. Mend, D. Harner, I, Bogenschurz. ,lurly Burgess Mr. Michalak, Condurlnf. Fourlly Ron: S. Wfrireman, P. Robinson, B. Tener, H. llemimzwnv R. Head, L. Vlood, J. Peterson, D. Lund. S. Paulson, S. Fellows, j. Powell, M. Hooper, G. Vllolfe S. McCrea. I I A., . iii - 1 'l?: .. fi? wg Q S1 LF W K 5 'R Q? jg QQ 3? M' 'ZS 23 , , Seated. Left to Right: B. Shelters, Miss Gravink, Ad1fiter,' C. Iampierro, Secretary' N. Ver Trl, voort, Vice-Pre.tidw1t.' B. johnson, Prexidenlf S. Steen, Trw1.r1n'4fr.' J. l-lavilantl, Cfluzplnifz D. Lindholm. Rear: B. Cramer, B. Russell, E. Fiske, S. Rhodes, M. Sack, J. Shelters, G Willits, H. Bogenschutz, M. Payne, M. Tillotson, L. Weeks, VI, Clark, M. Kaluza. Both the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y are school and community service groups. The Tri-Hi-Y has been much more active this year than the Hi-Y, though the boys have joined the girls in many meetings and in some of the service projects: collecting for the Muscular Dystrophy Drive, packing Thanksgiving boxes, taking a mitten tree to the Children's Home at Christmas and going caroling, and distributing Easter baskets. Money-raising projects have included selling ice cream at ball games, selling pop corn, holding a bake sale, and giving the annual May Dance. Meetings have included talks by foreign students, slides of the Holy Land, movies, and Christmas, Valentine and maple sugar parties. Seated. Left to Righl: D. Rhodes, Secretary: R. Shepardson, Vil'L'-ljfL',Ifd07Il.' R. Barkstrom Hi ,Y Pre.fiz1'er1l,' D. Lindell, Trea.turer.' C. Pegan, Cbafffrzirz. Rear: R. Deliorest, VU. Gamble, R Pearson, G. Nelson, D. Stephenson, A. Brown, D. Rice, B. johnson, Sergtuzll-111-.f'lrnrux D Colburn, Mr. Carlson. Adrirer. I I Sealed, Left lo Right: P. Pickard, C. Iampietro. Trea.f1zrer.' D. Lindell, Vire-I're.ridw1f,' R. Bark O P srrom, l're.fi1fw1l,' E. Fiske, Secretary' D. Moore, Clmplai21.' nl, Haviland. Sf.Il1llf71KQ.' B. Russell . S. Steen, D. Rhodes, L. Nordin, H. Bogenschutz, D. Rice, D. Colburn, D. Stephenson, B. Clramer S 0 C I L4 S. Rhodes, Mr. Gese, Adrirer. Members elected to the Honor Society last year were in charge of induction ceremonies at the assembly in early February when juniors were tapped for member- ship this year. Eligibility depends on a scholastic average of 85 f' or 2.5. plus addi- tional qualities of character, leadership and service. Juniors tapped were Helen Bogen- schutz, David Colburn, Leonard Norclin, Phyllis Pickard, David Rhodes. Sondra Rhodes, and Donald Rice. F Sealed. Left to Right: Mrs. Rowland, Adzfiierf G. Willits, VicefPre.fider1t: M. Vervoort, Secretary Fiske, Pfe.ria'er1t.' M. Payne, Trea.il1rcr.' M. johnson, Lifzfarilm-l'Ii.i'lf1riu11. Sfdllljfflyf Mr. Green Adriierq S. Wliite, M. Bailey, P. Vogt, B. Sack, M. Haviland, j. Boyd. T e oi e h e r s The Future Teachers' club renewed its charter told of teaching in Germany. As the Yearbook and received a golden seal for the second year. At went to press, the group planned a trip to the Uni- one meeting Mrs. Wichelns told of her teaching versity of Rochester. erm-rif-nn-Q in Frfmfp fmfl af finmhm- Alia. D:,.l.,,.. If J I ,I 1 'S Top Razr: Honor So- ciety initiation: Diane Moore, one of the speakersg Dave Ste- phenson tapping Dave Colburng new mem- bers getting torches lighted. Lefl Center: Miss Simpson, helping Dianne Lindholm and Janice Shelters in Of- fice Practice. Doris Lid- dell cutting out a dress. Right Cerner: Gayle Willits, taking English Regents. Chuck An- derson and Sic Lund working in the cafe- teria. Bottom: The pa- rade before the Sher- man football game. Gary Visosky, Jack Henderson and Edith Fiske leading the Hal- loween parade. Q . -i 3 Future Nurses 1 Floor, Left to Riglalz S. Rhodes, J. Chamberlin, S. Boyd, M. Erickson. Cozztlvi bl. Boyd, Miss Reiber, Adz'i.rer,' M. Bailey, Vice-Prwizlefztf B, Cramer, l'refidw1f.' B. Russell, Serr'eti1r'i'-Tm:mrw-5 S. White. Standing: L. Korcyl, M. Sack, Margaret Saar, K. Scofield. Mary Suar, D. Taylor, K. Lindblom, C. Fellows, B. Bogard, P. Vogt, B. Shelters, M. Tillotson, K. Alm. fiflfellff S. Oker- lund, Vice-Preiiderzt. The Future Nurses assisted at the two Polio Clinics in the High School and have helped at the Baby Clinics each month. In December the Senior members went on a tour of Gowanda State Hospital, and in February the entire club was invited there for open house. Mrs. William Gese spoke at one meeting on Psychologyg and, :it another, Miss Joyce Holmquist, school Dental Hygienist, discussed the various aspects of her career and demonstrated her equipment. During the second semester, the group took the Red Cross First Aid course, and upon its completion, members received Red Cross First Aid Certifi- cates. Upper Lefl: Salk vaccine shots. Club members assisted the nurses. Lower Left: Helping at the Baby Clinic. Lozwer Right Learning shoulder bandaging in the First Aid course. it fs 'l uw jj s , is 'gif Q i C132 'Y T Left to Right: S. Ohls, N. Hallherg, P. Giles, Mrs. Rowland, Ad1'i.ter.' M. Graves, D. lrland, F H Secretary-Trearurer: B. Samuelson, Preriziwzlx B. Propheter, Vit'e-lfretidcrzl. D D I The Future Homemalcers have engaged in a variety of activities. At one meeting, Mrs. Bloomstrand, a hairdresser, led a discussion on care and styling of the hair. At another, Mrs. Marstellar demonstrated the making of Christmas corsages, centerpieces and doorpieces. The group sponsored a high school assembly at which Perla Manapolg 1 a Filippino foreign exchange student at Chaurauqu.w, spoke about her native country. CSee picture at rightl. Other activities have included a Cherry Pie Bake. a punch party for the faculty and another for mothers of members. Clothes were made for the kin- dergarten dolls and gifts for Mothers Day. Front Row. Lefl to Right: D. Cook, E. Heil, Treamrer: R. Starks, D. Lutgen, R. Swan, Presia'er1t,' I.. Larson, Mr. Reno, Adrixcr. Rear: David F F A johnson, Dennis Johnson, D. Costello, Vice-I're.tidw1!.' J. Henderson. ' ' ' Abrent: D. Propheter, Secretary. i i 1 l 5 z 2'-r The Future Farmers Qf Bcmus Point have had Dave Johnson accompanied Mr. Reno to the Toronto an acrive yqrrrr Ar rhc Cjrrrmry Frrjr in Scprcmbr-rr Royal Winter Exhibition. ln March, a small group individual honors were won by -lack Henderson, WCUY f0 the Filfm imll HOIDC XVCCR LII C01'UCll. DUT- who Plural SCL-ond in rlw F,F,A, 4.H rmcror Con. ing the winter the local F.F.A. also participated in test, and by Don Arnold, who tool: fourth in the the County F-F-A-l3HSkCfbilll lC21gUC4 same contest. In November Dennis Johnson and T - - gg 'CT , Front Row. Left to Righl: H. Bogenschutz, J. Shelters, Prefideutg J. VUhit- I-I U G d comb, Mrs. Marstellar, Ad1'irer.' K. Scofield, B. Bogard. P. Vogt, M. Payne. Rear: B. Winton, S. Seastrom, S. Koch, Vice-I're.rirlw1f,' B. Lindholm, S. Gustafson, P. McCallum, M. johnson, Secretary' N. Wfhitcomb, Treamrcr, The Library Service Squad is composed of sixteen members who help with prac- tically all library duties and even conduct library periods in the Bemus Elementary School. Business, instruction, refreshment and fun occupy the time at the regular monthly meeting after school. Christmas and Valentine parties have been special events. On Moving-Up Day, a letter is presented to every member who has fifty hours of accredited service, and a star awarded for every additional fifty hours. Seated. Left to Rightz P. McNallie, Trearurerq C. Crossley, President, A. jones, S6C7'6fdfA1',' Y Mr. Creveling, Adzfirer. Smzzrfingz D. Lund, R. Rose, M. Swanson, R. Thompson, I'li.r- torianf L. Larson, S. Lund, S. Larson, B. Winton. The Oniasont Yorkers are interested in local New York State history, and members are working on different projects. The boys have made a large map of the state to show each Yorker chapter. The group has held several bake sales at P.T.A. meetings to raise funds. On the lighter side, they have had Christmas and St. Particles Day parties, The group plans to attend the state jamboree at Lake Placid in May. l Sports 2- Front Row, Left to Right: J. Tener, Co-Manager, J. Thompson, Dave Woodfield, D. Rice, B Brown, R. Pearson, B. Swanson, M. Rodgers, Co-Manager. Second Rota: 1. Galloway, Co- Manager: D. Rhodes, R. Asel, K. Woodfield, J. Hautzinger, Dick Woodfield, Caplainf W Renne, F. Furgiuele, D. Evans. Third Row: Mr. Bergstrom, Conclag R. Creech, D. Colburn, W. Gamble, R. Irland, J. Hendrickson, C. Pegan, A. Brown, G. Newman. , Football Squad Undefeated, Bemus Point's Football Dragons took first place in the 1956 Chautauqua County Six-Man Football League. The most crucial game was with Sherman, as both teams were tied with 5 wins and no losses. Ron Irland was leading scorer with 69 points, followed by Don Rice with 67 points. Counter clorkztise, from Left. james Hendrickson, Wayne Renne, Ronald Irland, Arthur Brown, Richard Woodfield, Captain, joseph Hautzinger. 5-.- .. ., .,- 1 mf. .1 SCHEDULE Bemus Clymer Bcmus Pine Valley Bemus Mayville Bemus Cattaraugus Bemus Forestville Bemus Sherman Bemus Panama C!0lf,b1l'i.fL', From U,f1per Left: The hud dle before the game. Co-Managers, Michael Rodgers and jeff Tener. Strategy conference: Coach Bergstrom. Hendrickson, lrland and Wcaodfield. Pushl The team in action. Call for the water boy. David Rhodes, William Gamble, Robert Pearson, Donald Rice. j i'3'm 'S . ,. My 5 A , i 1 .. .A.' 7 M, J , wit: --k- W W 9 A lA gi? A 6' 52413 f as em 2 91? ,gi ,iff 'Mi X K is ,,w1 ii Varsity Cheerleaders began their ,eason with football in the fall. junior Jarsity and junior High Cheerleaders oined them for the basketball season. rlighlights of the year have been the :rillnt new uniforms, participation in he cheerleading clinic in Hamburg in he fall, and the Basketball Formal in he spring. Miss Gravink is adviser to he groups. ITA Front. Lvl! fo Right: R. Irland, B. Johnson, R. Wcmcnllfielll, ClcIf7fdill.' D. Rodgers, R. Barksrrom. Rmr: Matlock, ffm-.'llf1m1,Qcr.' D. Rhodes, W. Gamble, Mr. Lewellcn, Crmfh: C. Peluzm, D. Rice, B. Colburn, C0-llla11f1,Qw'. xllzxenl: R. Peterson. max , li.: l l U -?.xi-'im i i 1,1 ' ' fi . 1 vhvy 1 .i L.. czrsitq Basketball Upper Ron, Lol! fu Rigfvl: W. Chxmlwlc. R Petereon, D. Rico. B. Altbllllfitill. Imzzw' Rfm': R Wbmlfield. R. lrluml, R. Bnrksrrmn. D. Rmlgcrx C. Pcgnn, D. Rhmlcs. is :vig BQ :X N if K ff Wg is my Fr , smsxiumfefnsmwzte 'Ns S fi Q2 ' ' X in 6 A 231, pam 49' 11 Junior cirsitu Top Row, Lvl! to Right: DI. Thompson, D, Evans, G. Newman, J. Wil- cox. Bottom Rout D. Wtvotlfieltl, R. Barksrrom, J. Kaynor, J. Adams, F. Furgiuele, E. Heil, L. johnson, M. Rodgers. .X , an .QA , K Sea!cd,Lef! to Right: D. Fvan J. Thompson, L. johnson, I Heil, G. Newman, F. Furgiuelc Rear: D. Colburn, Cn-tllurzagez David Wlootlficltl, Richartl Barlf Strom, J. Atlams, Mr. Leweller Coarhg J. Wfilcox, J. Kaynoi M. Rodgers, Matlock, Cc Manager. The Junior Varsity turned in an excellent job for the 1956 - 57 season, winning 14 games and losing only 3. 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Y. . 4-1 r 3- :f.QQ A 5 :gi X x 3 ' N' r9'f35g ' 5 - - 'M J: .,v:. J I ., 'T' . - fl - 1- - - -3 - -' X 1' 4: ' . 11 ,. 11 QM 'in A X - I - -E 'xx FP , Ti '14 . 2- , Q 53 g Q fig A Nl' S zigky 8 Z LK. A I -'I ul. Na+ 5 F14 QI .sf 'X 5 .. 141 '- up NNI ll , . .:-w-- x , f an QX.. N- - a M3 wal' v x v .- s. Nz. 3 -' .V Q Q ,ss Q mi a- sf? . 'A its A A Na , 'X f ,fi X L i 'E ya 11 5, 1. X G Lefl to Right. Fran! Roux' E. Matlock, J, Hendrickson, A. Brown, B. Samuelson Captain. W. Bogard T. Pierce, Mr. Lewellen, Cmzrfv, Rmr: NI. Tener, fllarlngcr D B O S Q b I ' johnson, R. Weeks, D. Lindell, D. Covert, R. Sparling, AI. lrlautzinger, Dick Wrwrmtllieltl D. Linilell u x s The 1956 Baseball Dragons, a team composed for the most part of Sophomores and Juniors, was the surprise of the Chautauqua County B League. XX'ith few previous lettermen, this team won the County B title with a record of 9 wins against 1 loss. Bemus 7 Bemus i 5 Bemus 7 Bemus l 9 Bemus 9 Bemus 6 Pine Valley Chautauqua Forestville Pine Valley Westfield Chautauqua J. Hautzinger 1 Bemus 2 4 Bemus 3 0 Bemus 0 7 Bemus 10 O Bemus 4 2 J. Hendrickson, calrlver A. Brown, butler Silver Creek Westfield Silver Creek Forestville Franklinville QV a webs, . . PM W F , Q Q if gi l R' , ll K1 l . i l Uix .1 s .. i ' - A un li f.X Junior Vcirsitq Baseball I tm 5 ' i f Seated, Left to Right: G. Visosky, I.. Johnson, T. Valone, W. Rennc, C. Anderson M. Rodgers, L. Nordin. Standing: F. Furgiuele, Mmmger: D. Arnold, D. Burgess A. Oakes, R. Pearson, G. Newman, J. Thompson, R. Peterson, W. Fellows, Mr Thayer, Couch. The Baby Dragons followed the lead of their big brothers in the 1956 season and pushed the opposition aside in short order, fashioning a 5 wins, 0 loss, and 1 tie record. Right: Wayne Renne on the mound. Roger Peterson at bat, Y catcher, Donald Arnold. SCHEDULE Bemus 15 Frewsburg 1 Bemus 10 Panama 7 Bemus 34 Sherman 2 Bemus 3 Mayville 1 Bemus 6 Brocton 2 Bemus 1 Westfield l mo, 5, E W fl,-b..Xk Qt B Richard Barkstrom Rob:-rt Barkstrom Bemus . Bemus 04, ,Q Bemus . Bemus , Bemus naman- Bemus Bemus v V. . , Qatar? sfsggibrn. A Westfield Brocton Panama Sherman Panama Brocton Sherman Tennis Squad Fmnl. Lefl lu Right D. Rite, Douglas Rhodes. Rear: Richard Barkstroin, W. Gamble, Rohcrt Burkstrom, ll. Pegaii, llflf. Rl!0dCS. Cfrzzlitlv. The I956 Bemus Netmen swept to their second straight Section VI tennis title. Undefeated in Chau- tauqua County League play, win- ning all eight League matches and taking the County B, and crowns, they sent Chuck Pegun, Don Rice and Doug Rhodes to the finals in Amherst. SCHEDULE 19 Bemus XX'estfield 18 'Bemus Gowundn 10 Bemus Panama 4 'Bemus SHILIIUIIDCZI 10 'Bemus Amherst I7 Bcmus Tonawundn l 7 ' N on - Lmglz e M atvb ' Play-off 1l'ldlLil?L'.f i l A ,yas- fn fn!!! . -- ' , -s D. Rice and Doug Rhodes W, Gamble ci- P4'.'l4m Front: D. Rodgers, R. Shepardson. Rear: Mr. Clreveling, Coach: W. Vervoort, D. Wootlhead. Golf Team The Golf Team had a most successful 1956 season, winning four of its matches and tying one. Three matches scheduled, one with Dunkirk and two with Jamestown, had to be canceled because of rain. Not Pictured: J. Shepardson. Below, Lefty: The Cheerleaders do some unofficial cheering from the football sidelines. Right: Band members in a Bemus Dunkirk Bemus Cassadaga Bemus 105 Silver Creek Bemus Silver Creek Bemus Cassadaga Left: Dick Shepardson. Center: jim Shepardson. Right: Denny ! Rodgers. 'W it relaxed moment between quarters. A . ,. Q, il.: C' K u After all THERE IS NO BREAD LIKE BOND 1 Y, 1 l 1 C g zlz' z zh CLASS OF 1957 MC GINITY, JOHNSON AND COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Phone 6-842 C mplime t Of VALONE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT, INC. 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