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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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A A N 5- rw , ' A xx W -Vi N k .1 -5 5 ' I-:L 4 ,lb f F 1 , J J, - 4 'pf ' - -. ,- m ..,, 'ff-, I Jr., , . . .V-I 'v-f' , 2 I H E I3 0 I N I E I2 BEMUS POINT CENTRAL SCHOOLS, BEMUS POINT, NEXV YORK IVAN STROMGREN Dedication But thou shalt flourish in immortal youth, Unhurt amidst the war of elements, The wrecks of mutter, and the crush of worlds. . - john Addison To Ivan Stromgten, former classmate, sincere and consecrated fellow student, dear and beloved friend, whose memory lives ever in our hearts, we, the Class of 1958, dedicate this, our Yearbook. :WQSAN .fig , Q-1. Q 5'!3Qgi'X i Smmf, I.L'fI in Ritqfvf: Mrs. Fla-alum' AILf:.llIlIIU. Clur-14111 'I'g1yl4wr, I'n'1irfa'1 Mrs. -Lmcr Gmtnfsmm. Sfcllfxjlllgj Iimrcsr lilkcr, l'n1l'rulQfz11l.' Clair H Rolwisuu. l71,vlf'if! f,.kfc'l'l.' Ifvcrct lk-rcrwrl. AIJLIFILL' inlcrqlzisr, CQHIIHLII' I E D U T I Fnluml. ADNIINISTRATIGN REGINALD P. LAXVRENCE B1z.ri1zc'.rJ A1cl7Zz!gC7' LOUIS E. MC KEE Dircftor of Eclzzmtion DORIS PRICSKETT ISABEL THOMPSON ANNE MCILFAN B1f.1i11u.r,rSwrclmy A4fn1ifzi.rm1fi1'e Sc'urc't41ry A.f,lkf.I'f:l7?f z'hf111i11i.1'1mli1'0 SL'4'r'L'l4zry HIGH SCHOCDL FRED J. GERBER High School Principal MRS. BEVERLY CARLSON High School Secretary Q 2 C fy 3, X fa' f ' QW if M o r - V - X V J.. K , iiQi'?f5f?5L5rfi535QQ3Wifi , . Mfwfffifsw, ,- .,,,,h, A , M ..,, ' , Wfilliam Gese, Lfmgzmger Janette Gravink, Pbyricfzl Eclzccntion Nelson Green, Mfztbematicr Ralph Langebartel, I1z:!z1.rtrialArt5 Leila Lechner, Art Melvin Lewellen, Pbyyictzl Education HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY M. Margaret Anderson, Englirh Robert Bergstrom, Social Stzlciicar Janice Blasdell, .SlFb001Nllf.fC Otto Carlson, Science Clare Chamberlin, Malbcmfzzicr and Science Rocco De Ceilio, KNO! Pzclnredb, Social Studier and English Williazn Driscoll, Bzr.rim'.rJ Richard Marks, Mfztbenzaticr Myrna M21fSfClll1f, Libmrifzfz Harold Pegan, Efzglirb l John Thompson, Social Stadief Norma Thompson, Honzemaking Andrew Travis, Inftrnmental Mnxic Jean Wichelns, Guidance Erby Powell, Mathematics, Driver Train- ing Norman Reno, Agriculture Anastasio Rossi, KNO! Piclareclj, Vocal Mnfic Gwendolyn Simpson, Secretarial Corlyn Srowell, Englixb A. James Sykes, Engliflo and Attendance James Thayer, Science , km. M . . My wxsxk ,V --.WWNMX 'F ,. . , a im , . fi 'Q :':..,.q..:,5g44f 1 HM-a 1 if ff Vw: 5 1- . . . 1 A V. .V , 'A xxx V A . a .l N g -ii 5 A V ww X ,QQ wk.:-',:2:H y ? A V R N Aw, . 2 . Av, 'Z':, .gi 1 pm K' - if K, i 5 K L b 5 4 A m, w ' . . .. V W, 3, W I 5' K fm, Y 1' LM ...X if w I 1 M. gr E I, . I Wx' .3252 W W 5 V595 +5 Q 1 . AM ,. sh. sgggv' n ' N rg, rg A M x 5. -a 7? ..1 ...z , , vii' ' .1 W , G-2 AS FIRST GRADERS IN BEMUS Twenty-five members of the Class of 1958 started kindergarten in 1945 in the Bemus Point School District and remained together through High School: Charles Anderson, Mary Beth Bailey, Helen Bogenschutz, Joan Boyd, Arthur Brown, Dale Bur- gess, Joyce Clark, Donald Cook, Gail Dahlquist, Margaret Johnson, Laura jones, Carole Kesby, Doris Liddell, Judy Nygren, Sandra Okerlund, Phyllis Pickard, Sondra Rhodes, Dennis Rodgers, Mary Sack, Eldora Sample, Richard Sparling, Theodore Valone, Sandra Wliite, Beverly Winton, and David Wood- head. From the moment we entered High School, we kept things stirred up and won the reputation of Class Historq being the peppiest Freshman class in the record of the school. Wie certainly had a lot of fun that year sponsoring a dance, the Frosh Frolicf' and selling popcorn at the basketball games. As Sophomores, We were at first weighed down with responsibility, but even this did not crush our enthusiasm at being - legally and at last - senior high school students. During this year, Donald Rice was our class presidentg and under the guidance of Mr. Fassett, Mr. Pegan and Mr. Thompson, we spon- sored two very successful smorgasbords and sold ice cream and candy at the basketball games. Our class spirit continued into our junior year, with David Rhodes as president. Again we spon- IN FLUVANNA AS FOURTH GRADERS AS SEVENTH GRADERS IN MR. CREVELINGS ROOM. U Mist sored a successful smorgasbord. but the highlight of the year was our .lunior play, For Pete's Sake. We entertained the Seniors at the traditional junior- Senior Banquet, choosing the White Inn at Fredonia for the festivities, Here all tradition was shattereclg our long persistence paid off. At the dinner We received our long-awaited class rings and did not have to wait, as in the past, for Moving-Up Day. Our career as Seniors brings this record up to date. ln all ways we have done our best to show our school spiritg we have attended football, basketball and baseball games galore and cheered and sung our- selves hoarse. Among the many special things which have made our Senior year memorable have been POWI2LL'S ROOM. 'L - I .W another smorgasbord, our SCJIMI play at Thanks- giving time, and of course our never-to-be forgotten Senior trip to W'ashington in the spring. Leading us in our last year of High School were Donald Rice, president, Charles Anderson, vice-presidentg Barbara Shelters, secretaryg Arthur Brown, treasurer, and Helen Bogenschutz and Richard Woodfield, Student Council representatives, with Mr. Carlson, Mr. Pegan and Mr. Thompson as our advisors. We look back with prideg we look ahead with hope. If we succeed as well in the future as we have in our high school days, our school days have indeed started us along the highway to success. ltxflfl , . .,. . .. , ,.,.,.. , ' 'l' 171 -, ,gg ,nn We finally reach junior High. A S SEVENTH GRADERS I N M R CHARLES VUESLEY ANDERSON UnextinguiJherl laughter rhaher the thier. Be-Po-Hi 35 Band 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Class Vice-President 45 Yearbook 4 . BIARY BETH BAILEY A thing of heauty is a joy forever. Library Squad 15 Chorus 15 Yearbook 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 2, 35 Future Nurses 1, 2, Vice-President 35 Future Teachers 35 May Queen Attendant 35 Intramurals 3, 4 . ROBERT BLY Speech if great hut silence is greats-r. Baseball 15 Intramurals 1. HELEN MARGARET BOGENSCHUTZ TrifleJ make perfection. Class Secretary 1, 25 Library Squad 2, 35 Yearbook 35 Be-Po-Hi 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 School Reporter 3, 4. JOAN ELIZABETH BOYD Better late than never. Chorus 15 Future Teachers 35 Junior Play 5a Intramurals 35 Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR JAMES BROXV N Rejoice, young man, in thy youth. Intramurals 1, 25 Chorus 25 Projection Squad 25 Yorkers 25 Ethics Committee 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Class Treasurer 45 Senior Play-4. DALE DEON BURGESS Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. Baseball 2. JOYCE AN NETTE CLARK I .ray the world ir lovely, and that lovelineff if enough. Student Council 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Be-Po-Hi 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Yearbook 4. DAVID WALTER COLBURN By thy ufordr tbon rhall be condemned. Intramurals Ig Be-Po-Hi 3: Junior Play 31 Ethics Com- mittee 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 4, President 35 Football Z, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 45 Model U.N. 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 43 Senior Play 4. DONALD D. COOK Handro1ne if he. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR RAYMOND CREECH, JR. A friend in need is a friend in deed. Intramurals lg Be-Po-I-Ii 3, Football 3, 45 Yearbook 4. GAIL IRENE DAI-ILQUIST A good sport, a ready friendf' Chorus 1, 3, fig Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Be-Po-Hi 3. PAULINE DE VAUDREUIL Dancing if life it,relf. Chorus lg Yearbook 4. EDNA ELIZABETH FINLEY Woolf angry, connz four: when 'very angry, ,fllf'L'4l1'. Future Nurses 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Yearbook 4. WlLl.IAM DEFOREST GAMBLE I believe became it if inzpof.riole. Volleyball lg Ethics Committee I, 2, Tennis 1, 2g May Dance Attendant Z, King 33 Junior Play 33 Be-Po-Hi 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, President 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I,-Z, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4g Football 2. 3, 41 Model U.N. 3, 4, Senior Play 4. BETTY ANN HIGGS Small in rize but big in heart. Projection Squad lg Library Squad 1, F.H.A. lg Chorus 1, 25 Debate Club 1, 2, Yearbook 2, 39 Future Teachers Z, 3, F.B.L.A. l, 2, 3, Be-Po-Hi 3. 4 MARGARET LOUISE JOHNSON GirlJ hlztrh .rometimef hecaztre they are alive. Future Teachers 2, 33 Library Squad Vice-President 2, Secretary 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 43 Intramurals 3, 4g Yearbook Business Manager 4. ANNA MAE JONES Wire men argue caarerg foolr decide them. Ethics Committee li Chorus 23 Future Nurses 23 Yorkers 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Be-Po-Hi 33 Junior Play 33 Yearbook 1, 4. LAURA ETHELYN JONES Her coartery transmitter alien: into trurting friendrf' Be-Po-Hi 3, 43 F.H.A. 2, 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Yearbook 4. MAGDALENE MARY KALUZA She walhr in beauty like the night. Library Squad 1, President 2g Be-Po-I-Ii Editor 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Intramurals 3, gli Yearbook 4. CAROLE EVELYN KESBY All ir fair in love and war? Class Treasurer 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading 39 junior Play 3g Be-Po-Hi 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 4. GUNES KIRHAN At home in any land. Honor Society 1, 2, 33 Class President 1, 2, 33 Boy Scout Band 2, 3g Swimming 2, 33 Table Tennis 2, 33 Football 33 Student Council President 33 Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 4. LAWRENCE DAVID LARSON With a gray qztietnen that lelr the mind grozt inward like a root. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3g Intramurals 1. DORIS EMILY LIDDELL She is good ar rhe if fairf' F.H.A. 13 Library Squad 1, 23 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Intramurals' 3, 4. EVERETT G. MATLOCR Y011tl1 if full of .rjwrtf Class Vice-Presitlent I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, -13 Basketball Z, -I, Manager 3, Be-Po-Hi 33 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 4, Ethics Committee Chairman 5, 4. GORDON RADCLIFFE NEI.SON DL'f1c'lIlfcIlllC' mul bare! rzwrkirzg if be. Be-Po-Hi 5, junior Play 5, Chorus I, 2, 3, fig Hi-Y 2, 3, President -1, Yearbook 41 Senior Play 4. LEONARD EMORY NORDIN Ha zfnflr filth' ,bflllL77C'.I.I'L',I'.I' rvbicb mort people 1L'dl'L' ll72lf017L'.l' Ethics Committee 23 Baseball 2, 5, Class Vice-President 33 Yearbook 5, Honor Society 5, 4. JUDY ANN NYGREN zIfIm'rit1gc' if 156 florver of life. Chorus 2, Future Nurses Z, 33 Intramurals 3, 4, Yearbook 4. .IUDITI-I DIANE OHLS Her fave if .rzveef zrilb ffm. Dramatics Ig Chorus I, Z, 3, 43 F.H.A. I, 2, 5, 4, Be-Po-Hi 3, 4g Yearbook 4: Senior Play 11. SANDRA KARIN OKERLUND A flwlflj' fU1'.I'0llI' fb01rgl1t.r. Yorkers I, Z, Library Squatl 2, 5, Band I, 2, 5, ,ig Chorus I, 2, 5, 43 Future Nurses 2, Vice-President 5, -ig Intra- murals 5, 43 Yearbook S, Al. MARIE ALYCE PAYNE Sfj'fC it ffw nlf'c'.u1r of !l?0llgbI.f. Yorkers I, Secretary 2, Chorus I, 2, SQ Library Squad 2, 33 Future Teachers, Treasurer 51 Band I, 4, Secretary 2, 5, Yearbook Z, 5, ,lg Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, 4g Intramurals 3, 4. ROBERT ANTHONY PEARSON A friwm' to all. Intramurals I, Z1 Baseball 3g Football 2, 5, 4g I-Ii-Y 1, 2 3, 4. x 'is-.ri A 'ui .iv 'v .1-,a DQQQF z r 5 CHARLES RICHARD PEGAN Faithful friends are hard to find. Projection Squad 1 Intramurals 15 Ethics Committee 1, Chairman 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, Chaplain 3, 45 Ping-Pong 2, 35 Be-Po-Hi 35 Football 35 Optimist junior Citizen 35 Boys' Stater 35 Junior Play 35 Band 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 2, 45 Model U.N. 3, 45 Senior Play 4. ROGER LEROY PETERSON Wisdom of many and wit of one. Chorus 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Ethics Committee 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 4. PHYLLIS ELAINE PICKARD And I would with my days to he, hound each to each hy natural piety. Library Squad 15 Be-Po-Hi 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Year book 45 Ethics Committee 4. WAYN E RENN E Wit if the salt of conversation. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Football 1, 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 4. DAVID BRUCE RHODES The great hope of Jociety ir individual character. Golf 15 Intramurals 15 Yearbook 25 Optimist Junior Citizen 25 Football 2, 35 Be-Po-Hi 35 junior Play 33 Class President 35 Hi-Y 4, Secretary 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Manager 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Play 4. SONDRA LEW RHODES A very merry, laughing, dancing time. Library Squad 15 May Queen Attendant 25 Class Treasurer 35 Hi-Y Delegate to Albany 35 Yearbook 1, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Intra- murals 3, 45 Syracuse Citizenship Convention 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. DONALD WINSTON RICE Whatever if worth doing at all if worth doing well. Projection Squad 15 May Dance Attendant 15 Volleyball 15, Intramurals 25 Student Council 35 junior Play 35 Optimist junior Citizen 35 Class President 1, 2, 45 Tennis I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Model U.N. 3, 45 Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3. 45 Bemus A.F.S. Co- Chairman 3, 45 Senior Play 4. DENNIS PATRICK RODGERS Earne.rtneJJ and sport go well to getherf' Golf 1, 25 Basketball I., 2, 3, 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4. XVILL JOHN ROSS 'I'c'xrz.r if bigger Ilmfz ez.'e1'. Go west, yomzg man. go mart. Golf 2, 3, 4. MARY MARGARET SACK Lam work, lam play. Yorkers lg Library Squad l, Vice-President 41 Be-Po-Hi 3: Chorus 3, -lg Future Nurses 5, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Intramurals 5, Alg School Reporter 3, ZH Yearbook Editor 45 Senior Play 4. ELDORA KAY SAMPLE I am .1 lnrer mul bare not form!! my thing to love. Library Squad l: Chorus 2, 33 Intramurals 31 Be-Po-Hi 35 Yearbook 4. BEVERLY JEAN SAMUELSON True Il'if if mzlzfre to 1161, zfrmlage dre,r,r'd. Future Teachers 21 Chorus Z, 3, 41 Be-Po-Hi 5: F.H.A. President 53 Intramurals 5, 4. BARBARA JEAN SHELTERS Tha ffnzzfw' of yozztbf' Chorus lg Library Squad, Treasurer lg Future Nurses, Reporter l, Historian 53 Cheerleading 2, S, Captain 41 Be-Po-Ili 53 May Queen 51 Tri-Hi-Y 3, A13 Class Secretary 5, 41 Yearbook All Senior Play -i. RICHARD Cl. SPARLING For Mr'rrJ', Cozmzge, Kimflzcii, zllirtlv, 'l'bw'c' if no zzzearlzrc llfhlll enrfluf' Intramurals I. 2, 3. -li Baseball l, 2, 3, eip Basketball 2, fig Band 3, 4. HAZEI. ELIZABETH STALVIIY uFVfL'1Ilf.l' are fmrn 7201 zmzzlcf' Chorus l, 41 Library Squad l. Secretary l, -lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Yearbook li. RONNEY SWAN Oh, ruby JIFOIIZLZ life all lrzlmr bein F.F.A. 1, Vice-President Z. President 5. -,I 1.0 in 9 V' JACK OWEN THOMPSON AJ merry ar the day if long. Intramurals 1, 2, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Football 3, 4- DELORES BARBARA TRACE Life ir a rhutflef' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Be-Po-Hi 3, Intramurals 3, 4. THEODORE B. VALONE Rhythm in my heart, mmic in my mal. Projection Squad, Secretary and Treasurer 1, Baseball 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Golf 3, 4, Piano Soloist 1, Z, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. PAULA MAE VOGT Music ir well mid to he the .rpeech of angels. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Z, 3, 4, Be-Po-I-Ii 3: Intra- murals 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, Future Nurses 3, 4, Library Squad 3, 4, Senior Play 4. LOUISE ANN WEEKS A fair exleriqr is a .filerzt recommemlatiord' Chorus 2, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 33 Future Teachers 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Intramurals 3, 4. JEAN A. WHITCOMB I have no other bm a w0r1zmz'.r 7'6d.f072.U Yorkers 1, 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Squad 3, 4. SANDRA I.. XVI-IITE Gentlemen prefer hlorzcierf' Chorus I, Library Squad lg Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Play 3, Be-Po-I-Ii 35 Future Teachers 3: Yearbook 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. BEVERLY JANE WINTON MarriageJ are made in heaz'e1z. Chorus 1, Yorkers 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Library Squad I,- 2, 3, President 4, Yearbook 4. RICHARD WOODFIELD Small in nature, a mighty man. Intramurals 1, Volleyball 2g Thomas Gregg Memorial Trophy 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Captain 3, 4g Football, Co-Captain 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, Vice-President 4. DAVID ROBERT WOODH EAD There if a lime for .rpeabifzg and iz time for keeping rtillf F.B.L.A. 23 Golf 1, 2, Captain 3, 4. Mr. Thompson's Room Senior homerooms are characterized largely by empty seats, The inmates are everywhere else-all over school- getting subscriptions for the Year- book, reporting on magazine sales, holding im- promptu committee meetings for Senior Play, meet- ing with travel bureau representatives for the Senior Trip, or just striding purposefully between rooms as if they did have a meeting. For three years, Mr. Thompson's and Mr. Pegan's rooms have been homerooms for the Class. Mr. Carlson joined the ranks as 1958 homeroom teacher only this last year. inheriting from Mr. Fassett, when he left Bemus, the group Mr, Fassett had had in his charge for two years. SENIOR HOMEROOMS Mr. Carlson's Room Mr. Pegan's Room Scniwm who iuincd thc L'l.1sQ two lglrc- in thc' yum' tn he im'lL1.lcJ in thc rc,uL1l.1r Scnim' iL'L'IiUH. Lclfi ROBERT XV. HAMIL- TON, who A111110 to us fmnw I..1kC Slmrc Cfcnrrnl Sdwul in An:-mln, :md luul had other high snlnml ycgxrs in Dnfwilln-, Ilhudflil, xml in Vnifm firy, Pcrmnsvlxnniu, RfQI1lI LUCY ANN I.IMBIfRG. xxlm ulrlw from Fl'AlIlkIiI1 Am- -lwuy and Prnrrslmrg CL'I1U'.ll Sulmul in Pruttslmrlu, New York, xxhc-rc sho had lwccn 11 mc-mlm-r uf rllc Scnimmr Plzlv LKISI' gm-I 11 mc-mlwcr um! officer of the I7.II.A. for fwur years. Falun: Sc-ninr Play. Y cum and crow - on Stage and bc- himl srugc. N A.. Q hi, M -v-...W .Mm x . .. SFNIUR UFFICFRS Sulfuf. Uff In Nigflli B, S110 ters. SL'l'7'lf1I! I.' D. Ricc. Pun zfwzlf H. BUl2L'lliL'I1lIf7, Yfmfw. fkiflllllfjf. .S'l,111rfjr1:,': Cf. Amlcl SOD. Vim l'f'z'fiJuff1 A. Browr' Trmx1rf'4f'.' R. XY'uoJficI4l, Stn 114111 fillllflffl, ..-ff Q 4 F,,..,f E Class Will We, the Class of 1958, being of sound mind and disposing spirit, do hereby make and declare this our last Will and Testament: CHARLES ANDERSON leaves his bass viol. No, on second thought, he may ioin the Philharmonic Orchestra. MARY BETH BAILEY leaves her dark complexion to Sue Gustafson. ROBERT BLY leaves his 1956 Chevy to Miss Anderson - she's going to need it yet. HELEN BOGENSCHUTZ leaves her pie-baking ability to the Homemaking classes. JOAN BOYD leaves her high-school romances to John Bergquist. ARTHUR BROWN leaves his shy ways to David Nelson. DALE BURGESS leaves his ability to keep from gossipping to the girls. JOYCE CLARK leaves her naturally blond hair to Beverly Prophetet - peroxide is ex- pensive these days. DAVID COLBURN bequeaths his English vocabulary to replace Richie Swanson's French. DONALD COOK leaves his forelock to all the girls to fight over. RAYMOND CREECH leaves his science wonder books to Mr. Carlson so that he may startle his classes next year. GAIL DAHLQUIST leaves her portrait for the men teachers' room. PAULINE de VAUDREUIL leaves her litter-bugging ability to Gary Millward. ELIZABETH FINLEY leaves her history essays to Bob Berg. WILLIAM GAMBLE thinks of parting with his spelling book as he doesn't more -- or so he thinks. Would you like it, Penny Robinson? BETTY HIGGS leaves her past to the school historian. MARGARET JOHNSON leaves her blushes to Donna Nelson las if she would ANNA MAE JONES leaves her long hair to Nancy Clark. LAURA JONES leaves her mannerly ways to David Pierce. MAGDALENE KALUZA fhoping she won't need it any longerl leaves her in the Lonely Hearts Club to the first taker. CAROLE KESBY leaves her flustering flirrations to Sandy Howard. GUNES KIRHAN leaves his warm goodwill to all his American friends. LAWRENCE LARSON leaves his naps in English class to . . . To no one, I Miss Anderson. DORIS LIDDELL leaves her liking for office work to next year's Seniors. EMEI. LUND leaves his hot rods to Ernie Poland. need it any want them.J membership hope, says EVERETT MATLOCK leaves his managerial talents to others who may not have them. GORDON NELSON leaves his flashy Bermudas to Jeff Tenet. LEONARD NORDIN leaves his way with the women to Dick Starks. JUDY NYGREN leaves her Swedish background to Sandy Iampietro. SANDRA OKERLUND leaves her lifetime excuses from band to future members. JUDY OHLS leaves her big eyes to Katie Damon. MARIE PAYNE leaves her skill in typing to one-fingered Mr. Fassett, wherever he may ROBERT PEARSON leaves his writing -- to be deciphered if possible. CHARLES PEGAN leaves his dimples to fwe quotel anyone who'll take em. ROGER PETERSON leaves - for more money matters. PHYLLIS PICKARD leaves the imp in her to Martha Swanson. DARRYL PROPHETER leaves for more interesting things in Mayville. WAYNE RENNE leaves his high history marks to Mr. Thompson to pass out to deservers. DAVID RHODES leaves his versatility for the lower classmen to fight over. SONDRA RHODES leaves her floating grace to Jon Kaynor. DONALD RICE leaves his leadership and democratic ways to Brian Lee Swanson DENNIS RODGERS leaves his golfing talents to next year's team. JOHN ROSS leaves for the West. He has already established his name - Tex MARY SACK leaves her love of books to Gene Heil. ELDORA SAMPLE leaves her unnecessary noises to Gary Visosky. BEVERLY SAMUELSON leaves her string of broken hearts, in hopes of better luck. RICHARD SPARLING leaves his list of out-of-town girls to Bill Fellows. be. other good HAZEL STALVEY leaves het friendly attitude to a certain person who should stay anonymous. RONNY SWAN leaves his tall. dark handsomeness to the less privileged. DELORES TRACE leaves her roller skating activities to Mary Saar. TED VALONE leaves his piano playing to Mr. Travis. PAULA VOGT leaves her interest in medicine to Barbara Lindholm. LOUISE WEEKS leaves her dramatic ability to M. M.: and not M. M. Anderson, either. JEAN WHITCOMB leaves her athletic ability to her sister Nella, who'll really be great now. SANDRA WHITE leaves her laugh to Pat Fink. BEVERLY WINTON leaves her little black book to Pat Kishlock, RICHARD WOODFIELD leaves his personality plus to George Newman, as if needed it. DAVID WOODHEAD leaves his business knowledge to J. T. he In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal at Bemus Point this 12th day of September, 1957, in the presence of John Thompson, Otto Carlson and Harold Pegan. Donald Rice, President Barbara Shelters, Secretary Yes Once Upon ci Time 1. Joan wants a playmate. 2. You'll get him next tirne, Jack. 3. He'll be there in a minute, Bev. S. 4. . . . three to get ready, and go, Mary S., go! 5. What happened to your blond hair, Ray? 6. You didn't mean to hurt him, did you, Sandy R.? 7. Where do you suppose Emel got that nifty car? 8. Barb sure had pretty legs for a Santa Claus! 9. Sorta public, isn't it, Hazel? 10. Hey, Chuck P., is that your first tennis racket? 11. Gail sure started flirting young. 12. Don't worry, Marie. It won't hurt you. 13. Don't you roll those big brown eyes at me, Don R.! 14. Fight! Fight! Maggie! 15. HoW's the ball diamond look, Everett? 16. Bob P., you haven't changed a bit. 17. Tell us the joke, too, Phyllis. 18. Sure are sloppy, eh, Gordy? 19. Is that a wig, Sandy W.? 20. Who's Carole posing for? 21. Dave R. - all dressed up and no place to go. 22. Just look at me, says Sandy O. 23. What a nice figure you have, Joyce. 24. Dah! You don't say, Bob B. 25. Good ball game, Dick? 26. Mmm! Sure tastes good, doesn't it, Ronney? 27. My, what big hands you have, Betty. 28. Yes, We see dat, Doris. 29. Judy O., the perfect angel Cwith hornsj. 30. Did you catch anything, Larry L.? 31. Dave C., our future band leader. 32. Hi, yourself, John R. 33. Tell us what you've got, Delores. 34. Don't you let that doggie get your dolly, Helen! 34a. Were you a monster way back then, Chuck A.? 35. Anna Mae, You've cut your pony tail! 36. Brownies writing love letters in the sand. 37. Innocence, Don C.? 38. Is that a girl you're studying, Lenny? 39. O. K., Jeannie - so you didn't bleach your hair. 40. We're in the Navy now. Right, Bev W.? 41. You can't pick that up, Judy N. 42. Gosh, that thing hurts, Huh, Darryl? 43. Trying for a sun tan, Mary Beth? 44. Boy, that piano work is hard. Eh, Ted? 45. Gee, that's a pretty Easter bonnet, Louise. 46. Who's that big smile for, Peg? 47. Bill is headed for big things. 48. Don't tell us Eldora was shy once! 49. No, no, Laura. Mustn't bite your nails. 50. What deviltry was Wayne cooking up then? N X-tg, Q ,tk i 9 ' V' Mr.-, WV! 'f -'mehr HOROSCOIDE NAME CHARLES ANDERSON MARY BETH BAILEY ROBERT BLY HELEN BOGENSCHUTZ JOAN BOYD ARTHUR BROWN DALE BUROESS JOYCE CLARK DAVID COLBURN DONALD COOK RAYMOND CREECH OAIL DAHLQUIST PAULENE DE VAUDREUIL ELIZABETH EINLEY WILLIAM OAMBLE BETTY HICGS MARGARET JOHNSON ANNA MAE JONES LAURA JONES MAGDALENE KALUZA CAROLE KESBY C-UNES KIRHAN LAWRENCE LARSON DORIS LIDDELL EVERETT MATLOCK GORDON NELSON LEONARD NORDIN JUDY NYGREN JUDITH OHLS SANDRA OKERLUND MARIE PAYNE ROBERT PEARSON CHARLES PEOAN ROGER PETERSON PHYLLIS PICKARD WAYNE RENNE DAVID RHODES SONDRA RHODES DONALD RICE DENNIS RODOERS JOHN ROSS MARY SACK ELDORA SAMPLE BEVERLY SAMUELSON BARBARA SHELTERS RICHARD SPARLING HAZEL STALVEY RONNEY SWAN JACK THOMPSON DELORES TRACE THEODORE VALONE PAULA VOGT LOUISE WEEKS JEAN WHITCOMB SANDRA WHITE BEVERLY WINTON RICHARD WOODFIELD DAVID WOODHEAD NICKNAME Chuck Beetle Bailey Bob Helen Joan Brownie Dale Bugo Slink Mudgie Cray Reech Gail Frenchie Liz Red Shorty Peggy Jonesy Cowbell Mag Chubby Sunny Larry Dody Young Ev Gordie Lenny Jud Judy Sandy Marie Drum Chuck Rancher Phyl Butch Rhody Sandy D Boy Lib Tex Mary Simple Bev Barb Dick Haz Ron Jake Dee Ted Paula Louise Jeanie Sandy Bev W'hiffer Wahoo FAVORITE SONG Song of India Play Thing Tammy An Affair to Remember Have I Told You Peggy-Sue Canadian Sunset Stardust Moonlight Sonata Wake Up Little Susie Blue Tango Remember You're Mine Loving You My Prayer Rhapsody in Blue Stardust Tales of the Vienna Woods Bon Voyage Play Thing Red Sails in the Sunset Bugler's Holiday Love Me to Pieces In the Middle of the Island Melody of Love Honeycomb Tammy Stardust Always I'll Hate Myself Forever and a Day Carnival of Venice Tammy Homeward Angels Holiday for Trombones It's Just My Luck to Have Fifteen The Love of God Whole Lot of Shakin' Going On Autumn Leaves Bugler's Holiday Bugler's Holiday -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- .- -- -- -- -- Rhapsody in Blue Remember You're Mine Whole Lot of Shakin' Going On You Stepped Out of a Dream Stardust Stardust Diana -- -- -- Young Love My Special Angel Stardust If I Love You Stardust Crazy Arms Stardust Around the World Remember YOu're Mine Singing -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- FAVORITE EXPRESSION I'm not kidding ya Nifty no Minor detail Oh, well How 'bout that? Cry-a-little Shame on you Oh, man Get the good word Howdy Good grief Oh, beans No kidding Details Da-ahrn the luck I beg your pardon I don't know It's all in a lifetime Oh, my gosh I don't understand Pardon? O, my gosh Boy, you sure are friendly Oh, yeah Hustle Don't you dare Ain't my fault Oh, darn it Ubatzu Oh, no Whipper snap Oh, nuts Well, for crying out loud Hi ya, cap That's the way the ball bounces My goodness Sport Bushwah Transfusion Yepper How nifty Sure, boy Oh, my gosh My Ford Bushwah All right, all ready That's right So what? What do you want me to do? Oh, golly Oh, for heaven's sake That's what I thought Oh, beans on it How 'bout that? FAVORITE PASTIME Girls Driving Flying Riding Dick Barb Betty Roller skating Playing clarinet Midway Park Tinkering Listening to radio Dancing Water skiing Day-dreaming Reading Writing to Bill Sports Roller Skating Rock'n roll Reading Skating Going out Baseball Eating Popular music Skating Playing my guitar Goofing off Roller skating Midway Cool jazz Sports Church work Girls Having fun Fussing Camp work Sports Golfing Reading Skating Going downtown Brownie Ping pong Skating Cars Sports Roller skating Music Music Skating Swimming Talking Reading Joan Golfing WANTS T0 BE Mechanical engineer Gym teacher Pilot Lab. technician Teacher Rich Draftsman Married Educated Forest ranger Engineer Gym teacher Housewife Nurse Research engineer Secretary in law office Psychologist Nurse Secretary Beautician Myself Consul Something interesting Secretary Engineer Florist Teacher Nurse Secretary Nurse Business teacher Pilot Fatter Marine Missionary Marine Political scientist Nurse Military career Pilot Draftsman Educated History teacher Secretary Gym teacher Minister Lab. technician Farmer Conservationist Secretary Scale mechanic Scientist Gym teacher Teacher Gym teacher Librarian Pro. baseball Business executive WILL BE R. R. engineer Miss America Navy Farmer's wife Married President of rescue mission Mr. Quiet Still looking Garbage man Mt. America Soda jerk Lady wrestler Dancing teacher Druggist Spelling teacher Still complaining A patient Reading thermometers Boss's wife Champion weight lifter Manager of Slenderella Turkish Ambassador to U.S. Sea captain Sitting on the boss's knee First baseman for Cleveland Picking flowers Chasing girls Married Society editor Still flirting Model In jail Fat man in the circus Pulling tacks Preacher's wife Halfback on pro. football team Pauper Doctor's wife President of U. S. Commander of a submarine Oilman in Texas Moving the earth Still talking Dating the boss Mother of the year Ham operator Married Cow puncher Dam builder At Midway Mad musician Mad scientist Married Swimmer of English Channel Heavyweight champion Engaged In major leagues Pro. at Bemus golf course x E 1 - 'i . -.'. xt . 1 a g 1- SUPERLATIVES from Vfvfvcfr Right, C'fllHIlL'7'ff0tsLI!'j.fz?I Mmf flrrixlif' - B. Sumuclwn. D. Cfolburng Alai! Slllflfwfll - A. Brown, A. .Ioncsg Cflufx Cflfmvlf - -I. Ohls, CI. Andcrsong M011 fltlvfeliz' - G. Dahlquisr, R. Wfondficll Hur Ihumuf 7 EI. Boyd, A. Browng Muff SfllI1f01I.f - P. Pickurd, D. Rlwdcsg l3!Ku,q1.oI 7Q1fiLrf - W. Rennc, S. Wfhitcg Mrma'iv.r1 - P. Vogt, D. Rhodes. CfL'ufw': .Huff Likely to Szzfceed - P. Pickard, D, Ricc. Pri ----3 L:- 45, 4 ? 'A I3 Frfwl 'llfjv Ilzwm vw - ff' lwfz 1 Q y - f I7 11, Lf! lu Iuqff: Hart K' Ku-shy. XV. Chxmlvlcg limi fill firwfmf - Il. Ihuc-r1scl111rz. D. Rims: Bart l.Illllj71.Q -- M. lhilcy, D, CR '1 gg lffirlx 7 A lirmxn. B. XXYUHUI11 ,HMI lim: - afifm i B. Shcltcrx G. NL-lwni IL xl .H.111r1wwl - L, -lsnmcs, In Nwrdinz Qzmlwl g I.. Vluncs, D. XY'mnil1L-.ulg ,Yfffmxf -- F. S.1mpIc. XV. Rcnm-1 lf1'.g,gwf lilnvlufw' - - ,l. 'I'lmn11wwx1. M, jolmnsmlg .Kiwi .Hfzvimf -- M. Ilxync, 'If VJ- Innc: .Hmr 1lL1!W!'xCml,m-ln - B. Sln-lu-rs, J R. I ctcrsun. iQ L-Q Q1 'Q -. .Y ye Q W ' i MO ING UD D V From Twp Icll Fmnzlurfnck 4 rn L ls: o lf ust before gm lmrion br ulu ires 0 Sr L Moxmg Up ay xinlmil B nd in its i . public performancc. junior Ushers. Lowering of the flag after rho Alma Mater. Pre- sentation of the torch to the unior Prcsillcnt. Class Will. Class Prophecy. -.ggi .Y 4 ar Wag , M Q A 1 E ,J S X K wp ff! 'K ' My ., mm K A 2, I QX..--'T 1 A wa sv ix F' - A .14 mjw A me is M . - I U Inf S 3 ,, I A gf sv' K W ' S1 's ' 1 - w1b dgbfk ff ' ,,-L , ,, wkg - 5 X iigl f, I 'SQ 'Emu 'hah Front Razr, Left to Right: David Vincent, Bruce Peterson, Betty Burger, Sue Koch, Sue Boyd, Margaret Saar, Sue Gustafson. Serrma' Rott: Kay Scofield, Dona Taylor, Peggy Schatzle, Sandra McCallum, james Holm, Michael Rogers, Donald Wloodtield, Donna Rhoades, Miss Anderson, Third Rout Richard Carlson, Phillip Swanson, Arthur Oakes, Gary Visoslxy. Carolyn Fellows, Dale Costello. Fourth Rozu: George Newman, Richard Barltstrom, Jerome Adams, Robert Stormer, Morrel Fldon, Gerald Wilccix. Absent: Wally Thompson. JUNIORS Front Rout, Left to Right: Pat Fink, Lorraine Korcyl, Katherine Damon, Dixie Hewitt, Mary Ericson, Judy Chamberlin, Celeste Bayliss, Gary Millward. Second Rott: 'Sherry Ohls. Sylvia Seastrom, Barbara Bogard, Mary Saar, Albert Carlson, Kathy Alm, Mr. Green. Third Rnztx' Jeffrey Tener, Richard Swanson, Kenneth Pratt, David Pierce, David Lutgen, Fred Trace. 170117717 Rout Leigh johnson, Gene Heil, Wfilliam Vervoort, Richard Starks, -lerry Sandwall. Abrwtlz Karen Lindblom, Donald Arnold, William Fellows, Herbert Linamen. . -.st :Maw-V Ni m tr ... 1 M-Q-fu-vb .aFluhltLl,1iELil ,,.f W M. ww Q. N ,. F Ji K pv l y,,,,a . ? ad If X. 'puns . - -f WW 'V s A V' ,f Y ---' 'img 1, , Q ff ' , V 3 5-I:--QQ ,:?j,E,'. fi,!,i3?,f? ., 1 3' ,I fg':'Q2q,La.1s..? ff:-Q ' ,mam .5 , . , Q, jqfl .-,,-Pu.: ' if 5 fi' Q W4 'f' 'x-:gig-1..1Y' LL-' 'V' 5 RA Kf'. A I , 522 72145 1 1 ,W ,,A.. S Q ii A Q X QQY S5 -fu, a NYHQN M x. i Q Q '2 H+ nn-Q-0 - 1 dfk N 1 if 'Oi A 53' , ' 1 Front Row, Left to Right: Judith James, Norma Vik, Lynda Anderson, Sharon Gustafson, Carole Person, Sharon Seastrom. Serond Row: Mary Anne Haviland, Nella Whitcrmmb, Fletcher Johnson, Robert Berg, Daniel Ross, Miss Simpson. Third Razr: Alice Loveless, Sandra Swanson, Pamela McCallum, Patricia Mullen, Bonnie Sack, Kathleen Cooper. Fourth Rout Brian Lee Swanson, Neil Boardman, David Evans, Robert Carlson. Alzrenti Jon Kayner. SOPHO Front Roux Lefl to Right Beverly Propheter, Dianne Nickerson, Donald Berns, Patricia Kishlock, Barbara Lindholm. Second Row: Marjorie Graves, Suzanne Lund, Ernest Wood, Patricia Giles, Cynthia Crossley, Patricia Millward. Third Rout Bruce Cramer, john Ahlsrrom, Dennis johnson, David Woodfield, Sandra Howard, Barry Brown. Fourth Rout Mr. Gese, Brian LeRoy Swanson, Brian Wahlgren, John Bergquist, David Nelson, Francis Furgiuele. sr ---,. MORES .QQ AQQ ' , Q. , L -- w ia, .3 I Q Q, I , , , A , Y 5' QQ- f 1, ' 1 ,,. gt W vu m ' 11.51 . .4 4 i a 4 u n . . Q fi i Ek ff A 5 .ff 1 E, in X A 2 M G 9 I fu is Rs! I Q' inf . X 8 I X ,vs ,mg iff- 1 Q Q we , 1 1 1 V x xiii , 'ff f 3 ,, mf - Q : H HQ'A'M'-aw ' Y V r it THE USEFUL ARTS: Top Ruff: G. llcil, W. Vcrvoort, D. Wcntrtlfieltl, untl D. Arnoltl in Shop. Mfr: Mr. I.nngc-lmrtul discussing engint-s with J, Ross, R. Stormer. nntl D. Cook. .Vurfuzff Ron' from Butlum: Mr. Powells Seventh Graulc Shop Class making footstnols. Hn!!-vm Run: A. Brown, VI. Thompson, F. Matlock and F. Furgiuclc, turn thcir lmtks on footlmll mul ki basketball and fancy themsclvcs as cooks us thcy whip up nic-ringucs for their butterscotch pics. i Ii,-fklt.-t.. lsr Q Q 'T 'fi , W Y 4' A Y 1-' MEM' iw' . 2 hype! pagans-nn-ll H gf e x IM rimky, -v m K L 15 . u -1251 -f ' 5 .,---:+ V ' .., L57 - A - A, : VF: L X ,lf '15 Na, f J. 5- . K K 4 5' .lin ,, ,- 1 E W, f ,JE A 3 1 7 5 as f ' 1 A ' 1 3 k . K J E ' fzffifff' 5 ' 5 Y A, 5 4 ' 4 I ' ' X 5 . Eg K - ,, ,if X A9'f.1,-Nalin .ff My b 'qvfgggyf ag ,aa 2-i 1 l 4 i SL ' if ' 2 L fax,-fx W, Q, dw a if w 4 . . fffkx' ,, fx xr, ,. 1 uf ajgv, A . is K Q1 :3 gif Wwi. 2' j , if . f 5. l 5 Li ez K F' H E ' rw. 'J A ... , ' ,Nw 2 . ,,. awe F12 , Lf? ' ,E L , ff ' ..-W, E Wig, M 'X f fx - uw, , Q QQ - K- . HP.-1 K, am.: r. , L I 5 4 ,z V ,.f,:J nkg V MM si K 9 11 2 1 ,, . ' sew , ' . If fl I MW I Q '41-1 l F . sf, '93 .ff iff' r 1 P Z 1 1 ' r -+. , ' ' - I I H L r ' A-1 'Z 'nl 0 v' 'vw -. , !J .' fl f. 5 .,. v T 'T V . +16 -,J -. X N. P ,, , ww From' Rong iff! In Right: Berry Mohney, Tohie Anderson, -Iaclc Hedin, Grace Kramarich Patricia Di:-hl, ,lulia Peterson. .Yurmzd Roni Patricia Bogard, Irving Brown, Halcyon Chrisrofer- son, Nancy Gustafson, Barhara Allcnson, Richard Newman, Donald Joslyn. Tlvmz' Rim: Ronald Taylor, Alohn Wirsen, Brnest Poland, Richard Shiclc, Ann -lacohson, Douglas Carlson. Mr. Berg- strom. I fIlll'fl7 Rout James Armstrong, Gerald Galloway, james Erickson, Edward Larson, Michael Corcoran, Thomas lflallberg. Abicwti Ethel Martin. FRESHMEN lf:-our Rong 1.4 fr to Right: Neil lngcrson, jack Rice, Darla Fckcr, Janice Korcyl, Barhara Koch, Nancy Sanrucci, lNlar,z:arer Rhoades, Jerry Gore. Sw'-'wif Rout Karen Bates, Roger Colandcr. Kc-nnctli Sc-asrrom. Bt-vt-rly Bragg, David Gustafson. Wfallate Carlson, Richard Gilligan, Lynette Miller, I.cRoy Davis. 7'!7li7'd Razr: Richard Nelson, Alan Swanson, Lanny Carlson, Phillip jones, Williani Vlfilcox, Robert Anderson, David Lipsey, Mr. Thayer, B , mi -fm -i.. . Front Ron: Left In Right: Lintla Davis, Gale Wrvlfe, Evelyn Pickartl, 'lack Swan, .lill Swan, Sandra lampictro, Timmy Brown. Second Rout Stephen Cullen, Donna Nelson, Mary Ellen Steffen. Donna Hafner, Jerry Mowray, .loyce Covert. Tlaifd Rout Martin Trost, Laverne Harring- ton, ,loan johnson, Cheryl Dunn, Lintla Peterson. Fllll7'll7 Rmr: Lavern llotaling, Phillip Anderson, Ronultl Arnoltl, Bruce johnson, James Wirstxri, Mrs. Thompson. filnwilz Sylvia Lortl,' Barbara johnson, Dora Kitchell. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Left to Right: Douglas Carlson, Sindenl Cu1n1ril.' Wallace Carl- son, Prerident: Michael Corcoran, TfL'dfIlfC1V,' James Erickson, Student C0ll71L'f1,' jack Rice, Vire-Pre.ridenl,' Sandra Iampietro, Secretary. W, F 4 . 3 Y 'X x ,iq-., U3 'T' g if 3' af M, in ,v A. 5 74 f M we if Jw' ,.. S W tx ii S 1 Q ,Aw J . ww J M- N 33.45 A ex Y. Q ff Q I3 qv? if f 3 X, h I f 43' Q ,f .,..,,. 5, 3755: 1 K A K ,L N.. 1. ' 1 ' 1. viii -WA P . , kff if W , . - . A . x N . Q .fl A F' 'Q if 1 ' ' 4 iv 1 J' ' T EF' ,, 'fllrmn--.,.N.,.x H' 'fi W . in - if w rw Q ' 4 ,N ,L w QQ' if QQ. M -1 by k' F W f- C 'K I if ' - 4 D QEV I ' 3711 Q! .. Sf 522.1 1 f M- W A7 r' x L L32 53 'RX ,- 'R ft. A W ' - gig,-:T-W , ' few il , ,f 5. Qt t V 1 F M 'ey 3' ' 53? 5:1 K' ' ' ' an v' ,451 Q! '11 1, A, P' . I J. ,H ,E Ath- SEVENTH GRADE Frfmf l?fm', Mfr to Riglvl: Samuel Lucatiello, Susan Dye, David Nelson, XVilliam Stephenson Thomas Davies, Douglas Champ, Mary .lane Starr, Bruce Swanson, Judith Spencer, Francella Rainier. .Sicrrnzd Rout Sandra Burger, Barbara LaCrout, Sandra Nelson, Thomas Carlson Patricia Buck, Martha Starks A D , nn amon, Josephine Divilio, Cordon Nordlund, lNlichael XX'alsh. Third Rout We-sley Pickard, Dixie Lamphear, Gayle Allenson, Marlene Oakes Linda lohnson, Sarah Goodwin, Barr Anderson Daniel Christoferson. Iioffrflv Ron: Norman Pratt . Y i Rea johnson, Marilou llunt, Monica Walsh, Brian Armstrong, Kameron Bates, Mrs. Wfard Not Pictured: Mr. De Ceilio, who took over the homeroom in November. Front Roux Left to Right: Adriane Brown. David Carleton, Jane Anne Corrigan, Sandra Dye, Fveret Peterson, Van Doolittle, Willianl Webb, Donald Saar. Semml Rout Loretta Anderson, Laurel Anderson, James Dake, Timothy Stowell, Nanny Pegan, Gayle Hemingway, Donna Van- strom, Virginia Starks, Marilyn Munson. Third Row: Daniel Moseler, Sandra Blizzard, Dixie Rodgers, Donnette Loueks, Fleanore Bergeson, Fred Wilcox, Karen Vogt, Robert Miller. Frmrllf Rmr: David Carlson, Carole Wermter, Karin Nordstrom, Mary Jane Cook. Abrenlz Polly Camp, Mr. Rossi. Smzlcrfi David Christoferson, SIIIIJUIII Cjflllllfilf Virginia Starl-is, Frfml Roux Left In Right: Ronald Thompson, Lucy Nowak, Steven Kramarich, Susan Alandrew, ,lncklynn Wcmlfe, Rohert Lindahl, David Christoferson. Scrrnld Rout Denise Gamble. Carol Lied- lwlad, Faye llarrington, Margaret Koch, Diane Carlson, Sandra Anderson, Donna Nickerson, Richard Joslyn. Third Razr: Donald l-lotaling, Royce Wfliitfomb, Peter Mullen. Robert Rose, David Metcalfe, Charles Diehl, Karen Corsrange, lnez Carlson. Fnurllr R-'mr Clyde jandrew, Stephen Arnold, Linda Hallherg, james Nolan, Theodore Lindquist, Donald Stewart, Mr. Marks. xilmwlfz Holly Larson, Alvin Nixon, Ronald Nixon. vy,.'S -'9' SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Surrclrzrw XXf'illiam Stephenson, I'ra.ri1Iw11.' Daniel Moseler, Trcar- nrcr. Slmnfiugz Fred Wlilcox, SL'?',QL'!1?Il lZf-flVNIL' Norman Pratt, IN MEMORIAM Vin'-I'rc.ridc11.f.' David Carlson, Sludwzf Council. EVERET PETERSON Beloved classmate, who died in January, 1958, our first year together in high school. F xii: X--' in 51, ,s Tuff, Lo!! In Rilqfil: Mr. Gesu, Ci1L'1'kiIly lockvrs. Dr. Boyd, giving a shot of Salk vzicuiric. Miss liliisiii-ll, Scluwl Nursc, giving im nuiiiwmcrcr rest. Cwzfwz Mr. Sykes, in clmrgc of airrcmlamc, cliciks in iilwsc-mia' notes hcfurcf schuul. Mrs. W'iL'hL-Ins, giiiiinncc umiisclimr, ilisulsscs his sclinwlulc- for next your with Dave Fvuns. Bnflrmfz junior High Ci1fCIL'fi1l line, N i A X., xii ,f ELEMENTARY av -059 ' CAFFTFRIA STAFF, FLUVANNA FLFMFNTARY: Mrs. Mary lflalbcrg, Ilcaff Cooler Mrs. lxlglflllll Krusr. Mrs. Shirley Frcclwurg, Mrs. Frna Carlsun. CIAFFTFRIA STAFF, BFMUS FLFMFNTARY: M Bcrns, Mrs. Marian Starks, Mrs. Alice Fuller. NA FLFMFNTARY: Hnmlrl Feather, Morris Larson. BFMUS ELEMENTARY: Clark Slmnon. Nor Pirlzzredz Mcrvin Lgxmplwcar. rs. Ann McCann, Ilan! Cook: Mrs. Marian CUSTODIAL STA FF, FLI IVAN- is 1 'v 4. DONALD MAYER Elefzzwztary Principal LOUISE BRADLEY Fluvanna Elementary Secretary Robert Johnson, Sixth Grade Mrs. Mary Koch, Fourth Grade Mrs. Diane Lucey, CNot Pictaredj, Fifth Grade Miss Elezmore Peterson, Fifth Grade 4 Mrs. Roberta Putney, Kindergarten Mrs. Josephine Wilbrir, Firrt Grade Mrs. Patricia Wriglir, Sperial FLUVANNA ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Mary Anderson, CNot Pictziredl, School Name Mrs. Gertrude Anderson, Second Grade james Anderson, Sixth Grade Mrs. Tena Carlson, Second Grade Miss Marguerite Collins, Firrt Grade Miss joan Ford, CNot Pictrrredh, Third Grade Mrs. Althea Johnson, Third Grade Mrs. Marian johnson, Fozzrth Grade iiaif SPEED LIMIT 15 MILES V H'1l'I L' J X fi x K' gf W ww Q-P-f . 33 psi' M -4' 3 ' HALLOWEEN ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' V' QZKOIPII x if L IL ' T. fig 'J- ,v ,- -g' T. .Q M g .1 ,- SF , f' ,,4v ',a' f: ?:i55!i-- ', if rg.-5 , 'mw'pu'1 -3-5,.K- 5- s I ,Fw A3 x 2 Q, ' x W, 'Q fins -N rf. 4 L X' 5 1 .Zi-Q15 k ,L ,gf fu fix X H Q as 1. r as i , wi. iff GSX 1 E A A , ,K4 AN 5 v s: 5 P: ,.--:-'F- Ly -14212 1 :'::'..: . X ,pg 1 X, 4 I V 4 im? 4. tl' il C., pf.. 9 5,6 Q ,s Wt 25 X y Ar MRS. WILI3UR'S FIRST GRADE Front Row, Left to Right: Linda Close, Joyce Pricskett, Dennis Brown, Dart Carlson, David Custed, Randy Linamen, Catherine Cadden, Laurie Berg. Seem Rauf: Mrs. Wilbur, Lynne Gustafson, Debra Lawregren, Lorinda Bylund, D: Babyak, David Anderson, Neil Zeestraten, john Carleton, Mark Conover. Thi. Rauf: Todd Swanson, Dale Neubauer, Ricky Riolo, joan Daugherty, Cheryl Per bridge, Kenneth Davis, Gary Mealy, jane Ann Nuzum, Larry Barmore. IVIISS CDLLINS' FIRST GRADE I I Front Row, Left to Right: Val Smith, David Champ, Michael Richner, Ga Schauman, Glen Macey, Timothy Hartson, Gregory Putnam. Second Row: Lind johnson, Darlene Baker, Monalee Paduana, Melanie Almgren, Susan Seymour. Denis Carlson, Candace Allen. Third Rout Miss Collins, Charles Truitt, Ernest Price Harry Milliman, Wayne McKune, Stephen Williams, Robert Samuelson, Faye Davis Nancy Chambers. 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Rice, Trearurerg M. johnson, Secretary, G. Nelson Pretidentf H. Stalvey, Vice-Preridentf D. Colburn, Chaplain. Second Row: Miss Gravink, Azlzfirerf C. Pegan, L. Weeks, S. Boyd, J. Clark, D. Rhodes, M. Cederquist, B. Shelters, Margaret Saar, J. Chamber- lin, S. Rhodes, M. Kaluza, J. Tenet, M. Bailey, A. Brown, Mr. Carlson, Adrirer. Rear: R. Barkstrom, R. Pearson, Mary Saar, M. Sack, J. Adams, W. Gamble, C. Fellows, H. Bogenschutz, L. jones, G. Newman, K. Pratt, S. Gustafson. L I B R 5 U D Left to Right: H. Stalvey, L. Miller, P. Schatzle, Mrs. Marstellar, Adurer C Person Secretary S Koch I' rearurer S Seastrom M Sack, Vice-Prexidenlf B. Winton, Preridentf L. Anderson. The members of the Library Squad work two periods a week in the high school and elementary school libraries. A business and social meeting is held the first Thursday of each month after school. During Book Week the club entertained the faculty at a book display and tea. I l 4 Front Roux Left fo Right: P. Pickartl, H. Bogenschutz. D. Rice, Pre.rizlent: D. 1 :OC I ETY Tapped for membership in the National Honor Society at the Honor Assembly Colburn, S. Rhodes. Rear: W. Gamble, J. Clark, M. Erickson, K. Alm, J. Tenet, H. Stalvey, M. Saar, R. Barkstrom. N01 Pic1urea': Mrs. Wichelns, Adffirer. this year were Joyce Clark, Wfilliam Gamble and Hazel Stalvey. Seniorsg and Kathy Alm, Richard Barkstrom, Mary Erickson, Mary Saar and Jeffrey Tenet, juniors. Older members were in charge of induction ceremonies. Eligibility depends on a scholastic average of 8557? or 2.5, plus additional qualities of character, leadership and service. Front Roux Left to Righl: G. Wolfe, S. Rhodes, Vice-Pre.tident,' Mary Saar, Preri- dent: Margaret Saar, Serrelaty' P. Vogt, Trea.r11rer.' S. Okerlund. Rear: P. Mill- ward, S. Wlmite. A, Jacobson, M. Bailey, H. Stalvey, M. Sack, L. Weeks, Miss N U R S Blasdell, Adviser: J. Boyd. Throughout the school year and the summer as well, the Future Nurses help out in the Polio and Baby Clinics and the visits of the Bloodmobile. A special project has been acting as house mothers to the younger boys at the Childrens Home on Friday nights, leading the boys in arts and crafts, games and other activities. At Christmas the group baked and decorated cookies for the old people at the Dewittville Home and staged an impromptu carol sing. Activities of the Future Homemcrkers have included a Christmas party 'md liter 1 tcl for thc teachers They also made favors for hospitalized childrcn Moncy making projects included selling greet- ing cards and holding 1 baked goods sale at a Parent-Teacher meeting. Left, Upper: Peggy Scharzle, Sue Koch and Martha Swan- son serving at the F.H.A. Christmas party for the fac- ulty. Lower: Mrs. Thompson's Eighth Graders learn to use the sewing machine. Right, Upper: The Library Squad behind the library charging desk at their patty for the faculty during Book Week. Center: Beverly Winton and Barbara Lindholm serving at the party. Boltom: Sue Koch and Peggy Schatzle conduct- ing an Elementary School li- brary period. FUTURE HCJMEMAKERS FPO!!! Rolf. Leff to Rflglnfj D, Efkef P. Kishlock, P. Schatzle, Pr0.fidw1f,' N W'hitcomb, N. Hallherg. Rear: S McCallum, S. Koch, Viffi-Pl'l'.fjdUllf.' M Swanson, Treaf11f'cr,' H. Christoferson Mrs. Thompson, Adzirer. Not Pic- lured: P. Giles, Secretary. 1 fb 5.11. Fm nr sf. - 4 .1 f XT BASKlT'I'BAI.I. FORMAL. Intermission, Coronation dance. Bnrlwara Shelters rind Dennis Rodgers. Coronation: Mr, Lewellen, Barbara Slielter, Queeng Dennis Rorlggers, Kingg Miss lirnvink. Two of the couples: -lurly Kilminlwerlin nrul Bill Gnmlvleg Sondra Rhodes aml Don Rice, - X Left: Argument over a Soliil Geometry problem. Bottom, Left I Rilelili Seniors struggling to linrl npr quomrions lor rlie Senior pzilucs in the Yearbook. The terlium of Lletenrion. The flurry ol Yearlnoo signing. I Seated. Left zo Right: D. Arnold, Vice-Prexidenl: Mr. Reno, Adrfixerf N. Ingerson Rear: D. johnson, S. Lucariello, R. Nelson, L. Larson, J. Burrow, D. Cook F 5 R M E R S Treaxurefg' R. Starks, D. Costello, R. Arnold, D. Joslyn. The Bemus Point and Mayville F.F.A. boys are now united into one club, two of the officers being from Bemus Point. Activities have included a fertilizer-crop demonstration, participation in the tractor-driving contest at the Fair, field trips to several dairy auctions, the Toronto Mid-Winter Fair and Cornell's Farm and Home Week. FUTURE TEACHERS Seated. Lefl I0 Right: B. Bogard, Sene- tary: D. Rhoades, Pre.ridw1l.' D. Nel- son, Vire-Preridenf. Slanrlirllez S. Lord, Tf6d.fIlVL'f.' Mr. Green, Aa'z'i,rer,' K. Sco- field, M. Haviland. The Future Teachers spent some time in the elementary class rooms to get first-hand experience about the job of teaching. At some of the meetings, different teachers have spoken to the group concern- ing various aspects of the teaching field. SPORTS 3 ge I , , I 555 35 Q M W f , M54 L ,mx ggi , Aw 2' R I'-U B f F V' 7 Q' 54 V iffy Q 1 59 N 5 3 gm W1 1' 7 , B 1 fzi V fQ1hx, . , W 3 Q W? 41 AQ xi N 8 E2 M I Q , , 'V24 i W Q ff- ww-Wm Y l ik- - S MM h ,k.. 5 - S J gi? QQ' X MQ 3 5 l -'fm Rfb-L. Y SCHEDULE Bemus Pine Valley Bemus Mayville Bemus Catrarnugus Bemus Sherman Bemus Panama Bemus Forestville' Bemus Clymer C0117lf0Yf10t'b11'i.f6, from i71diI'idlll1l f7iCfIIY6.f at Lvffz D. Evans, D. Rice, W. Gamble, G. Heil, J. Tener and M. Rodgers. Calisthenics before practice. Pushing the dummy. The team in action. More calisrhenics. . H 9 1 27--fl F, .:.:: , H f'fi5'.. 4- W: W .. 1, ,..1- lg it 1 - my 'iw QK 1'L'm : ,4 4 5. ' W 251' A 2. f ,r W M A ,, ..., .Q 1 ' sg ' I .. . H C, gag? W , A fs. H4 'K-F hm ,.... . 5 W sf ' ' +5155 gf 451. A X KEg 2?iL5 Q A Q gm. 3 'psp fl 3555555 K Mais' .QQ ff? X W' -P :fx 455' W' A au , , f -wif? Sew: gn W .Q Ji x 5? ' A a A M .. gf, W X.. my 15,32 L Ak 4 M W 7153? ,, ,W ,WY MMV' .fp I V , - - ,iw 4. x ' .. M' ff , X f A ' Qi i WS S . ' . ' ' ' 1 ' i E - 5 . X 2' L , , A Q E q, El E, gg V . f X g Q 'T' R , 3 , Q - A P O 'gi -1 - ii is 4 ,Q 5 ibf I ' Q f X si W' L' 875 ,.,, Q M -ww' K K- K . , A K 1 x ' .M Q ax M 5 it mul' gil' SP gg, A, . Participation in the Section Vl playoffs in Buffalos Memorial Auditorium, the first time for a Bemus Point basketball team in 28 years, capped a highly successful season for the Red Dragons. Although short in the height department, the Varsity was long in scrap and in the desire to win and to improve. After losing two of its first three league games, the Varsity came back strong, winning the next ll in a row, to end up with a league record of I2 wins against Z losses and an overall record of I6 and 6, The ,lV's enjoyed one of the best season in the school's history, winning lo games and losing only one. If this is any enjoy another good season next year. llcmus Dennis Belnin lleinux Remus lieuuls licinus lk-mu s lh-in us Hem us Hem ii s lit-in u s Hem u s lieu I u s lk-iuux llem ii w llciuus llevuns lk-in us lk-inns Hem us Hem u s VARSITY SK HFDITLE fm 53 5. ai 50 Vu is fri to as as 'i Si si si 50 'I sv sl ai IH lfv Nur: l,t.4.uuw 4 l U Ill I ulullx l'l.1 tl! .Mu lmnal Playa!! 111 R indication of things to come, the Varsity R.m.i..ipi1 ' sf Bc-mm llrotlon ' RS lleinux C lxmer -lf litmus hhrriu.m 'S lieinus l'.ln.ama 51 liemus Mayxille iii Ili-inns Hrouun ' 411 llemus Rm-,V .is ia-mm I lmllmllqml -ll? ll:-mils lfreu shu ru V1 ' llcrnus 4 lvlner -il lit-iuuw Slicrlnan Gi Bellms l'an.uua Ni litmus Mau alle 3' liemux Ripley' -1 ' Bt-nun Randolpli ' SH lieruus I h.uu.uiqu.1 -l'7 lit-unix Fu-mlmru Ss XXX wrlieltl lH Silxer lreeli Sh -walion H.ml.1n.l fl' Nlxer l fork -I0 ,IV SKZHFDULF Rantlulph Ilroclon ' I Iymer Shi-rm.m Pai-anna Mavxillc' lirouon ' Ripley C hautauqu lircvulung I lyme: Sherman Pananm Mavxillc Ripley J L h.uii.iuqu.a litem almrliz should w 20 U ER 42 U 17 li gg Zl 30 57 S5 E6 40 JR 47 X I' X Ra 9 Kneeling, Left to Right: B. Higgs, E. Sample, J. Boyd, D. Nelson, S. Iampietro, Sharon G Gustafson, B. Propheter. Second Row: M. Erickson, J. Chamberlin, D. Liddell, S. Oker- lund, C. Dunn, Susan Gustafson, S. Boyd, S. White, J. James, C. Person, Sharon Seastrom, M. Swanson. Third Rauf: M. Haviland, J. Hansen, M. Rhoades, B. Koch, M. Sack, D. B Trace, J. Nygren, L. Jones, H. Stalvey, G. Dahlquisr, S. McCallum, M. Bailey, S. Ohls, L. Weeks, S. Lund, Miss Gravink, Advirer. Fourlh Row: S. Howard, D. Rhoades, Sylvia Seastrom, D. Taylor, B. Sack, P. McCallum, C. Fellows, K. Scofield, K. Alm, B. Bogard, N. Hallberg, S. Lord, N. Whitcomb, P. deVaudreuil, B. Winton, P. Vogt, P. Mullen. Girls' Bowling had another large turnout this year - 12 teams of five girls each, with about 10 substitutes. They bowl every Tuesday afternoon at the Casino. Bemus was host school for the bowling play-day at the Casino, which six schools attended. l LEADERS' CLUB dem: D. Nelson, Trearurerg S. Iampietro, B Shelters, President: M. Erickson. Rear: S Howard, H. Stalvey, Secretary: Miss Gravink Adzfirerg H. Bogenschutz, P. McCallum. The Leaders' Club is a new organization this year. Two girls were chosen from each gym class to represent their class in the club. They assist Miss Gravink in con- ducting classes and in her absence are able to take over the class. They have planned the intramural program for the year and are planning spring play-days for other schools and a possible Gym Demonstration night. Front, Left la Right: J. Chamberlin, Viee-Preri- J 4 f.- ,yafzlfgfi-liz? ,W nw, . -.-- .Q f f-f- J wggk L24 -f - gk-f Q . Yi, if 1- ,, A ' ' f PM -,fx fyfq.5.mk - ' 2 ' ,kf's21f:'f ' ,W f ' 356:t.gz:iZi -i 5 51:21 , -. M wil -- P ,Lf - iii. W'sl!S.EmfK-Q-fwlfawwgf 1-'mu 4. f ff Y , a mi ,MQ ,K N Af- , -,Q wg- Xwm Q K 'if' , - ' v ' . :-.:52:fRYif- . 1 '5Jti1fY3Ti?E?-S? ' , . . wmdg,-lyl-?.1-1 : A. 1, my-.f . .Y QQ A , l Vw, ., Aix., 71 . .ax .N . . M , Q, L ff 3 - -S551 AQ.-ii ,, ,V -. 'S' N' -'iv , 1 FQ -- 3, ' X 2 141 W Sheff E V' aww QW. A. am , H 7 gs 4, in 5 is A 3 'Eff- t , - Y Eg g f ER, 'R E T 5 8 6 ,A 3 I X in , N' NL, ww E659 tk KN g ' zv 1 is 1 is V N V V, , A, X ,H , SE. my if J ,J ef ' ' . ' 'SNQ X . -fi - . . V , 1 Left to Right, Sealed: D. Weeks, J. Hautzinger, A. Brown, D. Rodgers, L. Nordin, Matlock, Dick Woodfield, D. Lindell. Standing: F. Armstrong, C40-I1lldlIt14Ef6'f.' W. Renne, AI. Thompson, R. Pearson, R. Sparling, 1. Hendrickson, W. Carlson, Cfo-Mam1gw'.' Mr. Lewellen, Cfnazlv. Mamzgerf Mr. Lewellen, Coach. Left: 2...:1H13:.. VARSITY BASEBALL D, Weelcs E. Matlock D. Rogers and J. Hendrickson Ani' Left to Right, Seated: David Wloodfield, B. Brown, G. Visosky, A. Oakes, J. Tener, Reggie Carlson, G. Newman, G. Heil, M. Rodgers. Standing: D, Arnold, K Woodfield, W. johnson, Robert Carlson, N. Boardman, D. Filegar, F. Furguiele, B. Swanson, Manager, Mr. Thayer, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL The 1957 Varsity Baseball Dragons kept up the habit of winning County champion- ships, with a record of 8 wins against 2 losses, bringing Bemus Point its fifth league title in the past six years. The junior Varsity Baseball team also had another fine year, with 7 wins against no losses, making the future for Bemus Point baseball look very bright indeed. VARSITY SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Bemus Point 20 Frewsburg 0 Bemus Point 11 Frewsburg Bemus Point 13 Brocton 3 Bemus Point 9 Sherman Bemus Point l Wtlstfield 6 Bemus Point 6 Panama Bemus Point 13 Forestville 5 Bemus Point 7 Mayville Bemus Point 9 Silver Creek 2 ' Bemus Point ll Falconer Bemus Point 8 Frewsburg 4 Bemus Point 9 B1-Qcfon Bemus Point 24 Brocton 0 Bemus Point 5 Westfield Bemus Point 4 Westfieltl 5 BGITILIS POlfllf S Forestville 0 5' N0n.League game Bemus Point 13 Silver Creek 4 'V Bemus Point l Frzmklinville 6 Bi-County Play-off The Bemus Point net men had an undefeated 1957 season, finishing as Chautauqua County Class B champions and Section VI champions as well. Don Rice won the Class B sectionals, while Chuck Pegan and Richie Barkstrom, due to lack of com- petition in Class B won the Class A sectionals. - 1 i TENNIS SQUAD Left to Right: D. Stephen- son, Richard Barkstrom, Robert Barkstrom, Mr. Chamberlin, Coachf C. Pegan, D. Rice, Don Wwdfield. SCHEDULE Bemus Panama 10 Bemus Panama 9 Bemus 47 Southwestern 2 1 Bemus 46 Dunkirk 19 Bemus 49 Westfield 14 Bemus 5 1 Southwestern 3 3 Bemus 49 Dunkirk 16 Bemus 49 Westfield 15 GOLF SQUAD The Bemus Point Golf Squad had a most successful 1957 season, winning all but one of their matches. They came in second in County play and first in the Sectionals, bringing the Section VI trophy home to Bemus. SCHEDULE Bemus 264 Dunkirk 192 Bemus 215 Jamestown 233 Bemus 382 Silver Creek 366 Bemus 2 58 Southwestern 239 Bemus 285 Silver Creek 281 Bemus 197 Jamestown 192 Bemus 246 Southwestern 241 Bemus 246 Dunkirk 21 1 Left to Right, Kneeling: T. Valone, B. Berg. Rear: D. Evans, D. Woodhead, J. Ross, Mr. Creveling, Coach. Compliments Of LINDSTROM 81 MEYER FLOWERS Jamestown and Fluvan C omplimentx Of NORTON'S BOATS AND COTTAGES B mus Point New Y k O Compliments GREENHURST HARDWARE Of FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE DURO PUMPS TRAYNOR 8. WINTER Phone 42-O90 Bemus Point New Y Greenhu I N Y k GREENHURST SERVICE CENTER Complete One-Stop Service Greenhurst New Y I C omplimentx Of PECK MOTOR COMPANY Jamestown New Y 1 , l C ongmtulatiom to the Clan of 1958 ALMGREN MARINE INC. Fluvanna New Y C omplimenty Of THE BEMUS INN k B Point New Y k Ol' EITTUS O D Compliments Of MAR MAR MOTEL AND RESTAURANT ittvi I Ie New Always Ask For SCHULER'S POTATO CHIPS Americo's Finest Wishing S nccess Compliments to the Senior Class of 1958 Uf TPM CCRWGAN WEST'S RESTAURANT Business Systems ond Forms emus Point New Y lc I Bemus Point New York Compliments Compliments of of HOTEL WHITESIDE B 8. T EXCAVATING COMPANY RUSSELL AND MABEL HASKIN 135 South Work Mopl Street e Springs New York FCIICOFIGF New YOI'k C om liments Complimenzs p Of RICHARD O. 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SHEPARDSON FEED AND FARM SUPPLIES Bemus Point New York MAYO'S DRIVE -IN Specializing in FRIED CHICKEN ' LUNCHES FULL DINNER ' SANDWICHES SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE SOFT DRINKS East Lake Road Phone 82-371 Greenhurst New York C omplimentf Of RED WOOD RANCH Motel and Cottages Bemus Point New York Compliments Of FLUVANNA GROCERY Blanche Christy Phone 92-882 Fluvanna New York COOKE-THE RUG MAN HOME OF THE FIRTH CARPET BEMUS POINT GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING See the W I M d ll, P ' Fabulous Aurilan Carpet by Firth G ter Gy we roprletor Bemus Point New York IO3 East 2nd Street Jamestown, N. Y. Complimentf I JONES Of THE FINEST IN FOODS LORD'S HARDWARE Bemus Point New York Bemus Point New York TT ' -'I 50U'i2ffR'BER KoRcYL's RESTAURANT MORE THAN THE FINEST FINEST OF FULL COURSE MEALS DICTATING SYSTEM- FOR YOU SERVED DAILY Francis J. 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I Compliments Of BEMUS POINT COFFEE SHOP WE WELCOME YOU - COME AS YOU ARE Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fry Bemus Point New York Cmnpliments Of ANDERSON'S BREAD Warren Pennsylvania 'I , i ANTENNA SERVICE STEVE'S RADIO 81 TV SALES AND SERVICE Phone 2IOO Bemus Paint New York C omplimenn Compliment! Of BENDER'S PANCAKE sl-lop of A' F'UV0 G SKILLMAN BROS. All the Pancakes and Waffley You Can Eat Jamestown New York B Point New YO C 0 mplimenty Of LOFGREN'S B P ' t New York Compliments Of ALM'S SUPER MARKET Greenhur t New York C ompliments Of KENDALL REFINING CO. J estown New York Complzments Of CHAUTAUQUA LAKE MOTEL B P t New York C mplimen Of MIDWAY PARK D. AND D. MOTOR COMPANY AUTHORIZED ENGLISH FORD DEALER All Makes of Used Cors Pho O G N Compliments Of VALONE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT INC. COMPLETE INSTALLATION O B T025 Washington Street ' 56 58 Compliments Of A. M. 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Lester Cederquist ork Jamestown New Y APPLE INN cHicKEN STEAK LOBSTER ' CRANDALI' 8' OLSON Private Rooms Available For I SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Wedding Receptions, Banquets, Parties I GCS Fuel Oil Kerosene and Meetings I Phone 2635 Old Fluvanna Road Bemus Point New York East Lake Road Phone 8029 - THEODORE G. BARKSTROM STAR'-ITE Realtor 3 Miles West of Main and Sixth Street -I0me5f0Wf1, NSW YOFI4 Jamestown New york Phone 97-80l Route I7 We Now Serve Hot Lunches And Chicken Dinners on Sundays D. 8m As Well As The Thickest Milkshakes in Town CITY VIEW DAIRY BAR Jamestown New Y0I'k GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN ITEMS Open 9 a.m. to Midnight 708 North Main Jamestown, N. Y. Compliment: to the Clan of '58 From the CASINO BOWLING LANES Mr. Pinspotter says, Bowl the AUTOMATIC WAY With AMF Automatic Pinspotters Phone 3661 Bemus Point New York 1 I SERVED IN OUR SCHOOL SEALTEST ICE CREAM Compliments Of SACK BROTHERS, INC. ROADS . . AIRPORTS . . 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