Caledonia Mumford Central High School - Ainodelac Yearbook (Caledonia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

Q ITM o X Z JLM6 ed QQ THE simon cuxss 1 1 x x M y 3 gk 'J H 5 T' !,1ur..,,H.' W ' 5 am, 3 +1 . ., , , gift ' an ' ,W X r. J 'HH 3 ' ' 'W if + I y PM EM? Si ' X'-N n W Q ' vw ,Q Q T, 3 K we ,? i, ' 'L ,M ai Mfwggsm I nag-Q., , .4 if 'Wh NL h fill 'lung 5, 1 ,, 'F ' . fi.. mrfi, ' , ' , ' ,M 'lam + BOARD OF EDUCHTIDN The Board of Education has been honored to represent the people of the communities served by the Caledonia-Mumford Central School. We are most willing to devote our time to help carry out plans for an increasingly effective educational system. Blfk Rau Mr lranus Cullman Mr Gordon Booth Mr. lixerett Handvside, Mr. Arthur johnson, Mr. john Mr Framis Sknmgton Nlr Harold C ritfin Iron! Rau G. Ball, President,'Mr. james Guthrie. Quad Prmrzpal MR. HINSDALE, Principal and MR. FREEBIAN, Vice-Principal MR FREDERICK HINSDALE CHIEF ENGINEER In the elder days of Art Builders wrought with greatest care Each minute and unseen part For the Gods see ew erywhere These words are from the poem The Builders by Henry W Longfellow The thought which is put forth here should be one that we keep ever with us. W'e are all given various tasks to do both at school and at home. Many times we do not do our best because we feel that the particular task or lesson we are studying is unimportant and that even if prepared poorly our weak effort will escape unnoticed. How foolish we are. Because as has been known by man- kind for centuries, all is eventually found out. A poor job is always discovered at the least opportune time, which might be during a final examination. Therefore, let us be as the builders of old, and wrought with greatest care each minute and unseen part that is given us in life to do. 5 7' Tig :us Jfffffff flyfiflfffff I . V X, W N 1 w 1 1 1 w , X 5 1- rf.,- ,. V Z1 NN, V1vdMfLH MV W 'JM mm M V716 1 J lm! fjlfl 1' lg' 3. ' ! V' AJS! V V M fn L ,JK it lf ' x m SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ., ,,.YYY,,,.,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,.,..,....,,,, W'ayne Burdett Vice President A , ,, , , , , Donald Pullyblank Secretary ,,,,,,,,,, Joan Higgins Treasurer ,.......,w,,wS,., . .,S,.,.,,,S,,,S. Patricia Keck CLIISS POEM The stage is set, the crowd applaudsg Vile take our places as the curtain draws. There we sit-all of us-our future yet to fightg Wfe know we've changed, yes, we've changed overnight. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Th fk 'tf tgth 'd h h - , e sped er 5 dr 5 e Crow lb us ed' Mr. Freeman and Miss Halloran Each student looks upset and flushed. Wfe receive our diplomas, tears in our eyes, For each and every senior must now realize The time has come for all to depart, To leave C.M.C.S. with regret in our hearts. So farewell, Alma Mater, sigh the Class of '54, Departure is near, opportunity is at our door. By Irene W'illian1s First Grade . . , three is a crowd . . . Patsy . . . Corky . . . and Tom . Pnlly in Miss Fergizsmfs writing class . . . Sixth Grade . . . Miss Stevens . electricity. 8 l THOMAS BALL e A man of polrte learning an a lnberal educatron we SENIORS WAYNE BURDETT Burdock Some tall rt genlus others tap their heads JOAN CAMERON Ioan Love IS a sickness full of woes junior High Welcome Mzznzford and Clifton 9 iiffif VIVIAN BEDFORD Il She does nothing un parm ular and does lf well OF 1954 VICTOR CAPPOTELLI Vxc He ns truly great that ts lnttle nn himself and that maketh no account of .1 herght of honors we keep growing NANCX CLARKE ANTHONY COPPINI Benq Tony joy nses m me luke a sum The man that laughs and mer morn lowes must surely do well SENIORS OF 1954 BETTY DONAGHUE Betty The tvsmkle m her eyes ns the shnmmermgs of starlxght PATRICIA GIGLIO RONALD GRANT Pat Gonzo No matter how long the If you have hved a day you rner she wxll reach the sea have seen everything F rosh Imtzatzon Square meals Sore knees C ounl those blocks Frosb Frolzc on ue uent 1 33' f .4 KATHRYN HAMMOND Kate I shall go smxlmg into the future beyond SENIORS RAYMOND HENRY C Info Wxt ns the salt of tonversa tnon 'R JOAN HIGGINS Higgs say the world I5 lowely and that lovelmess IS enough RUTH HAR DMA N Rutbze bright star looks down on m OF 1954 EDWIN HOAG Hoagze Strange to the world he more a bashful look The flelds hns study nature was hls book So bomores Party Party the mght the bed ell Soph Hop Bake Sales ue ke t u orlezng ll GARX HONE PATRICIA KFCK Gary gf I make the most of all that N0 task 15 to Stegp for ef Lomes and the least of all that human vtlg goes SENIDRS OF 1954 MILDRED KEHRER Mzllze Lne amxd lose and laughter yuthout them there xs no pox ROSE I-OOMIS CHARLES MANLEY Rane Chuflf Thy modesty IS a nandle to Common sense ns genius thy ment dressed 1n tts working clothes juniors our rings Blue M0071 King Pully Queen 'Ioan 12 lf +6 nz' sg, QM kvyigig ELIZABETH MANLEY JOANNE MOORE ue She has tomplete Ignorance of everything a girl does not need to know Xou do not haue to worry unless you want to SENIORS OI-' 1954 GLEN MORRIS Toby He studied more or less and when all was said II was mostly ess S DONALD PULLYBLANK TIMOTHY ROBINSON Pully Sbowboat When others fall, he the vuse HC Should, he could, he man gnnquefg would, he Clld !l1E best Attendants Pat Patsy Tony Vzc Broam for the Bride very successful Spaghettz Supper I3 ,W 1. V . 1 ,f ig. . , . ,, ,,: ww W ' X' ,JKWWM 21-1' 2 Q, 1 ,.f,1g,f',,1aw 'f ,e if , V ' T-5Bf'?ss3+ , 7: - 32 fffgzl, f'ki:I.i . 1 fl ' Lsisiff .. - , .Q y S Io . f V I , ' 'Q 1 . 9 V ' ' 1 MARCIA RUSS Dopey XY'hen you're good to others, you are best to yourself. SENIOBS BEI l Y SHELTON Belly The ume to be happy nov Seniors AT LAST 3 'Q 3. CORABELL SCOTT Corky Her patience is a remedy for every sorrow. OF 1954 ROGER SHEEHAN Slump I hope I shall hate Iensure to make good DONALD SMITH Smztly I loxe work nt fasunates me' Hzllbzlly Wfeddm Slez lo Bells W g aslanlgton Tn Ola that tram rzde Parizes E xams Gradualzon 14 'T' lf, 'X 'Kan A I i ' V is , . , ' ,' l '- I could look at it for hours. . . . . , . I, . JOAN WALL oan Speech ts stlver but stlente ts golden RICHARD WALL Cash He vsalks hand tn hand utth lady luck IRENE WILLIAMS Irene SENIOR IICHIEVEMENTS THOMAS BALL juntor Varstty Basketball 1 2 Tennts l Intramurals 1 Pmg Pong 1 Football Z 5 4 Boys Chorus 2 5 4 Varstty Basketball 5 4 Baseball 2 5 4 Bovslmg 2 5 4 All County Chorus 4 Mtxed Chorus 4 Sentor Play Cast 4 Vue Prestdent of Sophomore Class 2 Asststant Edttor Atnodelat 4 VIVIAN BEDFORD Gtrls Chorus 1 2 Bowltng 1 WAYNE BURDETT Sentor Band 1 2 5 4 Football 2 5 4 All County Bn 2 5 4 Boys Chorus 2 5 Bowlmg 2 5 4 Nattonal Honor Souety 2 5 4 untor Play Cast 5 Sentor Play Cast 4 Ctttzenshtp Conferente 5 4 Tratk 1 Intramurals l All State Competttton 2 5 4 Dame Band 5 4 Emptre Boys State 5 untor Class Prestdent 5 Sentor Class Prestdent 4 Executive Oiftter NRA Rtfle Club 4 Treasurer Athlettt Assouatton 4 Asststant Ltterary Fdttor Atnodelat 4 JOAN CAMERON Senlor Chorus 1 2 5 Bovyltngl 2 5 Captain 2 5 Mtxed Chorus 2 5 Elm Staff 2 5 4 Intramurals 1 VICTOR CAPPOTELLI otball 1 2 5 4 Bask tball 1 2 5 4 Baseb ll 1 5 4 Bowltng 2 5 4 Intramurals 1 Vtte Prestdent Student Counttl 4 juntor Prom Attendant 5 Volleyball NANCY CLARKE Sentor Chorus 1 2 5 4 Mtxed Chorus 2 5 4 Cheer I d 1 5 4 All County Chorus 2 5 4 Intramurals Play Cast 4 Commentement Usher 5 Detoratmg om mtttee juntor Prom and Sentor Ball 5 4 Cheerleader Captatn 4 ANTHONY COPPINI Football 1 2 5 4 juntor Class Treasurer 5 Intramurals d 1 2 5 4 Boys Chorus 2 4 Mtxed Chorus 4 1 Ban Dame Band 4 Bowslmg 2 5 4 Art Editor Atnodelat 4 C 5 Senior juntor Prom Attendant 5 juntor Play ast Cast 4 Basketball 1 2 5 4 Tenms 1 2 Student Counul l Bowltng Captatn 2 5 4 All County 4 BETTY DONAGHUE Intramurals l 2 5 Boultng 5 4 Elm Staff 5 4 FHA 5 . 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P- v 4. a 'lf f f -31 4:51 W- 4' A Ill Donkey Baskelball Game Kathryn Hammond 'Ioan and Dick Wall 17 WASHINGTON TRIP Caledonia, New York Dear Bill, The members of the Class of '54 wish to thank you for the splendid job you did to make our tours of W'ashington so wonder- ful. You should be commended for a job well done and for service aboye and beyond the call of duty while defending your job against oan XY all and Don Smith Wfell done Bill' You must haye realized by the expression on our eager little faces on that dreary Saturday morning that our spirits had been greatly lovyered by the trainride Was tt necessary to climb all 898 steps of the W ashmgton Monument the first thing to raise them7 Of course you were cheerful and vyide awake ey ery morning We had to stay up all night to keep the house dicks on the job so the hotel receiyed its money s vyorth Besides that Don Smith with his trusty tooth brush and Lrberace Hoag were there to keep us on the job It s too bad Bill that your wife wouldn t let you come to one of our little get togethers on the fifth floor they were great' We promise that before you retire C M C S will have a senior class which will enjoy some of the finer things as well as the monkeys Didd met us at the station as scheduled and we took the last great tour of our trip-HOME In closing I should like to say Three please' Wearily Luke Warmwater W . J , . . , v . . , . . I . , . . . I , . v , ' . . Y . Y, Y . . . . ' 7 Y l V . , . Y . , I ' a y - V 4 . V . i . A , . . . . f s , , Y ' 9 , . . - - r 1 1 y I 9 a ' 7 ' f s ,, H if Mg J iw 'ff' pi, YW, I go , 5 :T ef W 4 mi fi? .4 we LABORERS : 3352 iiiiif? Q ilii, E231 Mzss Marlin s Kindergarten Charlze Connors Chemistry Class 1 Betu een Classes SCHOOL SCENES Inslrumenlal lesson Senlor Play rehearsal Mrs. Miller's Kindergarten Grade Library 20 y Bark Row: David Connor, Richard Feeley, Stuart Symonds, Albert Baker, Robert Ham- mond, Larry Loomis, Steven Phillips, Gordon Henry, Frank Ianiro, Howard Offen, Donald Manley. Third Row: Gerald Eckhard, Mr. Beach, Barbara Swarts, Marleen Geyer, Charlene Martin, Beverly Miller, Beverly Scibetta, Eileen Baldeck, Muriel Nichols, jane Geyer, George Zeller, Miss Kehrig. Second Row: Phemie Beach, Flora Glenn, Mary Lou Hone, Mary Keenan, Judy Stevenson, Shirley Harkness, Peggy Higgins, june FitzGibbon. Firxt Row: Ann Bernd, Kathleen Callan, Evelyn King, Anne jackson. Doris Schubmehl, Mary Lou Cargill. Bark Row: Arthur Kretschmer, Peter Courneen, Bernard Fagan, Richard XVilkins, Bernard Babcock, Albert Poles, Donald Hobbs, Gerald Majors, Robert Cripps, Charles Daniels, David McKay, Mark Robinson. Third Row: Miss Welch, Donna Hamilton, Phillis Smith, john Ferrazoli, john Keenan, Larry Rapone, jane Simpson, Lenore Leipold, Roger Hill, Carolyn Babcock, William McGinnis, Shirley Scibetta, Mary Lou Bradford, Patricia Simms, Mr. Reed. Second Row: Marie Bennion, Ann De Noon, Dorothy Cameron, Geraldine Fisher, Betty jane Terry, Barbara Clements, Marilyn XVelsby, Mary Cullinan. Firsl Row: Alice johnson, Georgianna Middleton, Barbara Stoppelbein, Rosalie Tallo, Patricia Wheeler, Beth Hone, Judy Stoddard, jane Campbell, Elizabeth Ann Doley. if Burk Row: Francis Parnell, Fugene Bubel, Sheila Murray, Mary Ann Mattice, jack King, XVilliam Landers, Joanne Symonds, Jessie Loomis, .lean Ochs, Mrs. Root. Second Row: Michael Scihetta, Michael MacDonald, Michael Meyer, Donald Robertson, Darwin Martin, joseph Reid, Harry Majors, XVilliam Lucas. First Row: Gary Kissel, Donald Macarthur, Barbara XVheeler, Helen Mt-Mullen, Francis Terrell, Arlene Postelwaite. Abscnlz Harold Livermore. i ll EIGHTH X431 ilu S Q Bark Raw: Mr. Reeves, Louis Fisher, julian jackson, Melvin Irving, Dorothy Grazes, XY'illiam Skivington, Barbara Cook, Mae D'Angelo, David George, Jeannette Hayward, Veronica Cooney, Audrey Clarke. Semnd Row: Robert Gill, William Dearcop, john Kelly, XVarren Finch, Douglas Hirschman, Donald Daniels. First Raw: Charlotte Byron. Lena Andalora, Barbara Henry, Viola Cappotelli, Barbara Blaker, jean Hall, Linda Hyatt. EIGHTH QL l as Q7 1 'Q NJ Q , gp A I Q 1 i'5f?, 'Qi-? SIXTH ,, GRADE lil -Km :f MISS STEPHENS Bark Row: Edward Holliday, David Fisher, john Rowland, Edward Thomas, Suttie jackson, Ross Smythe, Phil Burt, Cynthia Stephanny. Third Row: Robert Robertson, Mary Lou Sickles, Sharon Martin, Juanita Schibetta, Mary Elliott, Ruth Bell, james Majors, Mary Wheeler, Thomas Hamilton, Miss Stephens. Seronzl Rau-: joe Irving, Patricia Kissell, Roger Chapman, Alan Redman, Michall Ford, Charles Kelley. First Row: Ronald Mack, Mary Ellen Cline, Roslyn Metzger, Idell Price. 3 it MR. AFFRONTI Bark Row: Mr. Affronti, Veronica Ter- rell, Nancy Schubmehl, Patricia Meyer, Milo Moran, john janowski, john Paul Connor, Floyd Manley, Patricia Middle- ton, Ellie Walker, Verna Marble. Second Row: judy Simms, james Cameron, Don- ald Sheffer, Benjamin Goode, William DeCocq, Robert Gannon, Richard Kret- schmer. First Row: Sally Adams, An- drea Penepento, Grace Combo, Edmund Coors, Paul Leipold, john Grant. Ab- sent: Carl Offen, Theodore Masten. MISS SANTA MARIA Bark Row: Carlton Masten, Floyd Wig- gington, Kenneth Mattice, Louis Root, David McEwen, Raymond Van Gorder, Donald Bartalo, Harlow Perhamus, Peter Angeyine, james Monroe, Raymond Fisher. Second Row: Patricia Joyce, Karen Kenney, Kay Broderick, Shirley Kelley, Kathleen Terry, Jean Buck. First Row: Barbara Middleton, Sally Hanna, Mary Ann Zastrocky, Sandra Ezard, Diane Mews, Diane Cappotelli. Absent: Michael Burke, Beverly Mclllwaine, Paul Saeya. 25 FIFTH GRADE MR. BELFER Bark Rout Robert Burns, Paul Taillie, Robert Grattan, Byron Prite, Daxid Curts. Third Rout jane Cox, Nancy Thompson, Mary Dec May, joannc Hirschman, Diane Terry, Vineta Southaombe, Ruby Hatfield, Stan MatrXVilliams, Ray XY'alker, Beverly Elliott, Carolyn Howe, Murene Lixermore, Sonora Stone. Serond Row: Linda Joyce, Barbara Eaton, Bonnie XVing, Rhoda Lessord, George MacArthur, Donna Maddock, Eddie Hanna, Keith Arnold. First Roux Peter O'Brien, Harold Feeley, joseph Andalora, XY'illiam Kissel. Richard Moore, Thomas Grant, Richard Fisher, Harold Litteer. THIRD GRADE MRS. PERKINS Barb Row: Barbara Griffin, Shirley Ochs, Gloria Mosher, -leanne Robertson, Steven Mtlllwaine, Karen Carter. Mary Ellen Harrington. Third Roir: Edwin Moore, Gary Hartford, Claude Nobles, Albert Stephany, joseph XX'ild, Fred johnson, jerry Ezard, Robert Barrows, Ronald Drake, Lloyd XY'alker. Setond Row: Marilyn Keenan, Joyce Arnold, Virginia Pease, Mary Davis, Richard johnson, Kenneth Thomas, Gary Elliot. Kenny Middleton. First Row: Rubv Simms, Constance Watts, Carol Brown, Donna Hodges, Patritia Heffer, Sharon Swan, Nancy Hale. Abxwzl: Karen Ross. ,.s,,5,,gs,,w,'.t:f SECDND GRADE MISS FERGUSON Back Row: Barbara Helfer, Dianne Martin, Thomas George, Michael Hughes, Joyce Dibble, Mildred Brown, Jenell Johnson, Carol Majors, William Cox, George Mclllwaine, Clifford Gollus. Second Row: Graham Frazer, Richard May, Thomas Torpey, Gregory Connor, Gilbert Smith, John Sheldon, Sharon Miller, Judy Stone, Charles O'Brien, John Joyce. First Row: Joseph Ward, Frederick Nixon, John Cannon, Claire Simpson, John Clark, Catherine Ball, Gary Culbertson, Sam DiLiberto, Sharon David. MISS MCCORMICK Bark Raw: Francis Yopp, Robert Irving, Richard Thompson, Junior Kelley, Larry Cornell, Richard Weber, Philip Litteer, Miss McCormick. Third Row: Richard Mancuso, Gordon Booth, James Clemens, Gary Grant, Burton Manley, Mary Lou Grattan, Linda Thompson, Robert Sickles. Second Row: Patty Papero, Patty Feeley, James Whiteside, Michael Zastrocky, Nathaniel Richardson, James Walker. First Row: Judy Nothiger, Maureen Reed, Theresa Rapone, Bertha Mosher, Sharee Terrell, Darladene Eggleston. Ab- sent: James Taillie. MRS. KELLEY Back Row: Gary Bubel, Floyd Samis, Pa- tricia Chiverton, Peter Jacob, Patricia Richardson, David Harkness, Eugene Krenzer, Arnold Jackson, Richard Cam- eron. Second Row: John Wingate, John Perhamus, Barbara Campbell, Jane Robb, Valerie Hinsdale, Mrs. Kelley, Jane Allen, Thomas McKernon, Loretta Cap- potelli, Geri Veldhuizen. First Row: Patricia Schubmehl, Margaret Kelley, Donna Cunningham, Pamela Pelton, Joyce Feeley. Absent: Eric Baker, Rich- ard Bidwell, Michael Davison, Corrine Russ, Christine Lapp. 29 -3 ,, ,A t W iw.. Us-in if lfaittn--f-...W Bark Row: William Thompson, Nena Alexander, jennifer Ford, Patricia Latko, Georgianne Middleton, Barbara McGinnis, Barbara McKay, James Burrell, Frederick Keith, Frederick Hermansen, Terry Swan, Dennis Quacken- bush, Edward Sheffer. Second Row: Maureen Freeman, Harvey Bennett, David Elkins, Linda Austin, Richard Starr, Marcia Harkness. Firs! Row: Earl Manley, Kathryn Daniels, Dean Hartford, Sally McCreedy, Eugene Cooney. Absent: Sandra Ross. FIRST GRADE MISSPMTON wus. GOOD 'mms HPALTH -'I sf' I I A- MRS REED A Bark Row: Barbara Barrows, William Macomber, joyce johnson, Richard Robertson, Marilyn Burns, Suzanne Gill, Mary Hotham, W'illiam Dale, Priscilla Stone, Lynn Meloy, Shirley Dykstra, james Herkimer, Mrs. Reed. First Row: Edwin Fisher, Russell Masren, john Moore, Sylvia Foley, Francis Cappotelli, Linda Stevenson, George Hahn, W'illiam McGinty, Ronald Bidwell, Mary Terrell, Robert Pfenninger, Rosemarie Terry. 50 MRS. VANGALIO Bark Raw: Aartje Van Essen, Kathryn Green, Richard Thomas, Margaret McEwen, Ella Fairfield, Robert Miller, Timothy Clancy, Robert McMahon, Fred Lessord, Craig Fisher, Ruth Anne Holliday. Second Row: Douglas Elliott, Bonnie Pfenninger, Robert Rapone, Merville Nobles, Robert Stevenson, Susan XVild, Mary Louise Donnelly, Gary Cross, Helen O'Donnell. First Row: Gary Buck, Valerie Richardson, Diane Bovee, jerry Hill, John Griffin, Louise Nixon. FIRST GRADE 0 9 0 0 KINDERGARTEN MISS MARTIN Bark Row: Mark Towne, William Harrington, Anthony Rapone, Albert Cesare, Paula Ellen Apfel, Wfayne Swan, Robert Anderson, Miss Martin, Michael Smith, Tommy Simms, Wfayne Fisher, Fred DeVore, Melinda Parnell. Second Row: Suzanne Tucci, janet Cappotelli, Claudia Doolittle Melanie Lucas, Bonnie jean Powell, Gaile Cross. First Row: Phyllis Hughes, Paul Ross, Eric Bristol, Peter Bedford, Melville Keenan, Dean Houk, Mary Ann Legg. KINDERGARTEN P.NL 4 x 2 ' -.. ' 4, ' . An, 5' g f 5 :ff ' if lin It-We ' ' MISS MARTIN Back Row: Mary Elizabeth Hanna, james Ladd, Kathleen Wagar, Gary Grattan, Linda Campbell, Tommy Kretschmer, Miss Martin, Gail Heffer, Vicki Irish. First Table: Robert Beach, Glenn Quackenbush, Douglas Dale, Susan Coyle, Nancy Ochs. Serond Table: Sandra Embling, Marjorie Farrell, Ruth DeLano, Timothy O'Donnell, Peggy Lucas. Absent: Marvin Thompson. i Bark Row: Donald cox, Samuel DiLiberro, Rocky Rapone, Howard McDermott. BUS DRIVERS Lyttle, Lucius Wil- I S Mrs. 1 V w. I, F X Rf f : x I Y S' NURSE Stone .Hips Charl6S V-3' .Ke Waller MM Connor , Arthur Ph! milton. william Ha GLBT ODKANS HHELPERSH nzies Bark Row: Elinor Tappan, Susan Bennem, Gerald, Millie Lyttle, Dorothy Hamilton, Lu Front Row: Edith Cunningham, Marion Sis Weller, Ethel Ezard, Elizabeth Buck. CAF ETERIA STAFF 12 Ella Fitz cille Buck son Laura Mrs. Mary Minster SECRETARY 54 ,f NuW f1 L- ' TWME X an BOOK l 9 5 3 5 AL -Q-..-JN J PQ if J 11,1 Wy. Mr R ME y Q Sw! f NATIONAL HONOR - SOCIETY Wayne Burdett joan Higgins VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN The Caledonia Chapter of this national organization was begun in June, 1939, when it received its charter. Its object is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to en- courage the development of character. Members are chosen on a percentage basis-l5'7f of the senior class, 5'7f of the junior class, and two sophomores on a probationary basis. Membership is limitedg therefore, the group is an honorary rather than an active organization. Bark Raw: Wfayne Burdett, Marie Bennion, Stuart Symonds, David Connor, Miss Mairs. Front Row: Patricia Keck, Shirley Scibetta, Donald Pullyblank, Barbara Swarts, Joan Higgins, Beverly Scibetta. 2. Tix 3 .fe R Back Row: Donald Pully- blank, Anthony Coppini Charles Manley, Victor Cap: potelli, Raymond Henry First Row: Thomas Ball J joan Higgins, Joanne Moore THE HINODELHC STAFF The Yearbook Staff plans thc theme and the layout of the year- MHS Rena W book. We then do the art work, and work with the photographer and ADv1SERelfh publisher to bring about the yearly edition of The Ainodelac. THEELM Assuming advisorship of The Elm, as I did in September, seemed like a perfect opportunity to study a student group in ex- tra-curricular action. I have been rewarded. Mr. Reed, joanne Moore Bark Razr: Charlene Martin, Irene Williams, Phemie Beach, Mary Cullinan, Rose Loomis, Mary Lou Hone, Peggy Higgins, Muriel Nichols, Beth Hone, Mildred Kehrer, Evelyn King. Third Row: Barbara Swarts, Kathryn Hammond, Betty Donaghue, joan Wall, Betty ,lane Terry, Sue Manley, 'loan Higgins, ,loan Cameron, Nancy Clarke, Mr. Reed, Ann Bernd, june FitzGibbon. Second Row: William McGinnis, Jane Geyer, Beverly Scibetta, Patricia Keck, Judy Stevenson, .loanne Moore, Ruth Hardman, Patricia Giglio, Phillis Smith. First Row: Betty Shelton, Mary Keenan, Shirley Harkness, Beverly Miller, lark Row: David McKay, Phil- is Smith, Pat Callan, Clifford llggins, Lorraine Carson, Viola ,appotelli, Robert Hanna. First Tow: Mr. Freeman, Francis Ter- 211, Joan Higgins, Barbara warts, Stuart Symonds. IJBRHRY CLUB X STUDENT COUNCIL constitution, has been s to act as the voice Jting suggestions the l has also sponsored 2 and roller skating Bark Row: Irene Williams, Dorothy Cameron, Marilyn Welsby, Euphemia Beach, Shir- ley Scibetta, Lenore Leipold, Beverly Scibetta, Peggy Hig- gins, Barbara Henry, Mary A. Mattice. Second Row: jane Simpson, jane Geyer, Viola Cappotelli, Linda Hyatt, Mary Keenan, Shirley Harkness, judy Stevenson. First Row: Flora Glenn, joan Youngs, Gayle Crane, Kathryn Hammond. Miss Mairs. J , I has proved to be one of the most worthwhile service groups of the school. Members have worked in both the high school and grade library, not only have they helped in the cir- culation of books and bulletins, but have had the opportunity to help the younger children. 58 Back Row: Rita Coppini, Anne Jackson, Rosemary Feeley, Mar- garet Panepento, Marion Irving. Third Row: Gail Stevenson, Eleanor Hoag, Mary Landers, Margaret Baker, Alice Majors, Nancy Clarke, Judy Stevenson, Dorothy Alexander, Mary Kee- nan, Sally Smith, Evelyn King, Mildred Kehrer. Second Row: Gayle Crane, Gladys Clements, Kathryn Hammond, Mary Lou Krenzer, Patricia Simms, Mar- leen Geyer. First Row: Marion Keenan, Barbara Stoppelbein, Georgianna Middleton, Elaine Cameron, Mary Ann McMullen, Miss Halloran. F. H. Il. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization that any girl can join if she is in or has been in a Homemaking Class. The main purpose of the F.H.A. is teaching girls to live better today so their families may live better tomorrow. Activities include spring and fall rallies in other schools and each girl must com- plete a home project. The F. F. A. was ably guided by Ed Hoag, president, George Hirschman, vice- president, Chuck Manley, secretary, Bob Hammond. treasurer, Ronnie Grant, senti- nel, Art Kretschmer, reporter, and Mr. Smith, advisor. A donkey basketball game, judging contests in dairy cattle, tool identification, seed and weed identification, field trips to Cornell and Robson Seed Farms were a few of their many varied activities. I-'. F. ll. -f-.1.....--..,.,.,...,.. ,, , MH Q2 VRWA! r.i!!-in Back Row: Mr. Smith, Donald Hammond, jack Keenan, David Trojanoski, Ronald Grant, Rob- ert Loomis, Duane Hyatt, Sher- man Handyside, Albert Baker. First Row: Richard Callan, Robert Cripps, Charles Manley, Edwin Hoag, Robert Hammond, Arthur Kretschmer, joe Reid. 39 .pdf- Bark Rau Bernard Fagan Albert Baker Xvaxne Burdett Albert Poles Anthom Coppin: Sherman H1HdSSlLlC anc Campbell Ltrrx Rapone Second Rou Ann De Noon Patrlua Wheeler Patrttta Cnglio karen lxenm Bexerlx Stibetta joanne Sxmonds Shtrlex 5tihetta ane Simpson Ifrst Rau julian jatkson Harlovs Perhamus ohn Paul Connor Henrx Cox Thomas Hamilton Nlithael iubetta Peter Angeune Dorothy Prlend. TWIRLERS SENIOR BAND DANCE BAND liari Rolf: Anthony Coppini, Michael Stihctta, Donald Pullyblank, XX'ayne Burdett, Albert Baker, Bernard Fagan, David Connor. lfirxl Row: Gerald lickhard, Elizabeth Ann Doley, Beverly Srihetta, Ann DeNoon, Ronald Feeley, Richard Wlilkins, Mr. LeBlanc. Bark Row: Viola Cappotelli, Beth Hone. Scrond Row: Peggy Higgins, Ann Bernd, Betty jane Terry. Firsf Row: Marion Keenan, Gladys Clements. gg 41 Barb Row: Ellen Nichols, Barbara Swarts, jane Campbell, Patricia Keck, Charlene Martin, Alice johnson, Marlene Geyer, Gayle Crane, joan Youngs, Phillis Smith, Beverly Scibetta, Anne Jackson. Fourth Row: Barbara Wilson, Mary Cullinan, judy Stevenson, Beverly Miller, Marilyn XY'elsby, Muriel Nichols, Mary Keenan, Carolyn Babcock, Nancy Clarke, Shirley Scibetta, Lenore Leipold. Third Row: Sally Smith, Mildred Kehrer, Doris Schubmehl, Evelyn King, Corabelle Scott, Marion Keenan, Gladys Clements, june FitzGibbon, Dorothy Cameron, Patricia Callan, Betty jane Terry, Mary Lou Hone, joan Wall. Second Row: Rosalie Tallo, Patricia Wheeler, Judy Stoddard, Sue Manley, Donald Manley, Anthony Coppini, David McKay, Charles Manley, Ann Bernd, Marie Bennion, Elizabeth Ann Doley, Mary Lou Cargill, Mr. Tappan. First Row: Richard Wilkins, Gerald Eckhard, Bernard Fagan, David Connor. Albert Baker, Thomas Ball, Stuart Symonds, Donald Pullyblank, Bernard Babcock, Donald Hobbs. LS' RUS SENIOR CHORUS 42 WC! Bois' cnonus 1, Bark Row: David McKay, Stuart ' Symonds, Donald Hobbs, Anthony Coppini. Serond Row: Albert Baker, Donald Pullyblank, Richard Wilkins, David Connor, Thomas Ball, Bernard Babcock. First Row: Mr. Tappan. ELEMENTARY CHORUS IUNIOR MIXED CHORUS Back Row: j. Hall, D. Rapone, R. Nothiger, C. Simms, B. Henry, L. Andolora, V. Cap- potelli, B. Wheeler, A. Clarke. Third Row: M. A. Mattice, L. Carson, D. Friend, D. Stone, C. Poles, B. Robertson, j. Simms, N. Welsby, Mr. Tap- pan. Second Row: M. D'An- gelo, S. Murray, B. Cook, S. Gill, j. Loomis, j. Symonds, j. Ochs, j. Hayward. First Row: R. Bartalo, W. Bunting, D. Stephany, R. Goodwin. Bark Raw: Patricia Kissell, jane Cox, Robert Grattan, David Curts, john Paul Connor, Roger Burt, Robert Henderson, Verna Ezard, Mary Ellen W'heeler, ldell Price, Diane Cappotelli, Patsy Middleton, William Elkins. Third Row: Mary Lou Sickles, William Morris, Patricia joyce, Sharee Terrell, Roslyn Metzger, john Hamilton, Craig johnson, Dennis Eaton, Paul Leipold, Lawrence Reed, Phyllis Duncan, Venita Southcombe, Mr. Tappan. Second Row: Gerald Fisher, john Hone, George Bedford, Keith Arnold, james Dykstra, james Monroe, Edward Moore, Robert Price. First Rout Grace Combo, Barbara Eaton, Patricia Davis, Mary Dee May, Karen Perhamus, Carol McXY'illiams, Suellyn Tenny, Caroline Carson, Agnes Terrell. Back Row: Marcia Russ, joanne Moore, joan XVall, Nancy Clarke. Second Row: Mrs. Geer, Gary Hone, Toby Morris, Charles Man ley, Tony Coppini, XVayne Burdett. First Row: Sue Manley, Pat Keck, Pat Giglio, Mildred Kehrer. IUNIOR PLAY CAST h fl ' 5 Rose Loom1S, Kat rf' h Hardman joan Higgm ' anne Moore, Char as 1? Rowr ' . K. . R ymond e, Y' Thomas Bal i Ilillzimmond, Patr1g3rC:2f5k,Set2nd Row: Gafy Hone' 1 -, Way0F y U . wg Mr. Reed- lfrliiihilw' CoPP1m' FNS, Rau SENIOR PLAY Memory is kind. I have forgot- ten the birth pangs and growing pains of the Senior Play. I recall only the fine, polished adult play introduced to the public and to me on play night by a splendidly co- operative cast. 44 M'ldred Kehrer, Rui H nr ,Nancy Clarke, JO! Donald Pullyblank, 'u I y 0 X vnu P V I Q4 -2 fi ,f g 5 if f 1 Toby Morris W1 1953 FOO Albert Baker Bark Row: Donald Smith, Bernard Fagan, Thomas Ball, Mr. Collins. First Rou Albert Baker Gordon Henry, Edwin Hoag, Wayne Burdett, Anthony Coppini, David Connor, Roger Sheehan Charles Daniels. Absent: George Hirschman. ,V-1' Bernie Fagan LINEMEN Don Smith 46 Tony Coppini .M-My Don Pullyblank B A I I I I Mr. Freeman and Mr. Collins Q L Back Row: Larry Loomis, David McKay, Gerald Majors, Maurice Hill, Mark Robinson. Third Row: Donald Hobbs, Manager, Richard Wilkins, Donald Robertson, Richard Wall, James jackson, Peter Courneen, Albert Poles. Second Row: Ronald Feeley, Victor Cappotelli, Archie Cappotelli, Timothy Robinson, Donald Pullyblank. First Row: Bernard Babcock, Washington Williams, Toby Morris, Frank Ianiro, Tyrone johnson, Mr. Freeman. David Connors If V ', If -- 14 ii 5 . A .2 Frank Ianiro Vic Cappotelli Archie Cappotelli Tim Robinson 47 FALL FOOTBALL IN FIFTY-THREE Get your equipment today . . . Hey I want a new helmet. Don't forget your physicals. Hour after hour of grueling calisthenics . . . bend and touch your toes, up, down . , . down on your stomachs . . . roll 'em out . . . zip that ball, don't fioat it . . . hey you that's not a loaf of bread you're carrying . , . block, block, block . . . linemen over on the sled . . . weeks of bone-racking scrimmage. A crowd of over 1,500 greet the maroon and white as they run out on the field under the lights at LeRoy. Vic's captain . . . Baker kicks off . . . a scoreless see-saw battle ensues . . . hold that line . . . a pass . . . LeRoy draws first blood, the maroon start to move , . . Vic's running hard . . . first and ten on the two . . . they dig in and hold . . . Smith and Morris outstanding on defense . . . a long pass, they score . . , they win. The first league game of the year opens under the archs at York, Archie's loose . . . he scores . . . oh no . . . Vic's down, his collar bone's broke . . . he's out for the season . . . Baker bucks over . . . what a block! Archie, Ianiro, and Pully score before the night's over . . . York scores in the dying moments. This is no doubt the most costly victory of the season. Mt. Morris becomes the next league victim, Baker's out with a bad knee . . . Ianiro passes . . . Arch's down to the one . . . Pully scores . , . crashing linebacker Ball, blocks kick . . . Pully scores again . . . Wall and Ball tackle ferociously . , . McKay romps with an intercepted pass . . . Fagan's block paving the way . . . we hold and win! Geneseo falls before the tough maroon and white in the first home game of the season. Wall kicks off . . . they fumble, Ianrio drops back to pass and hits Wall in the end zone . . . the Blue Devils fight back , . . hold that line . . . Connor, Ball, and Coppini turning in great defensive plays . . . McKay intercepts a pass . . , Poles and Archie start eating up yardage . . . Pully bucks it over . . . they start to move . , . we hold . . . another win! Dansville throws a scare into the maroon and white with their great second-half play. A crisp night . . . Coppini's captain . . . they kick off . . . Courneen breaks the ice , . . Fagan's block shakes him loose . . . Ball blocks a punt . . . Morris recovers it in the end zone . . . Ianiro picks up blockers and goes 61 yards for a score . . . great block by Wall . . , Tim's down . . . dislocated shoulder, what a break . . . they score . . . hold that line . . . they score twice in succession , . . Connor's blocking and tackling is vicious . . . we dig in . . . Archie's down the far sidelines for 50 yards and a T.D .... they score again , . . time runs out . . . our fourth win in a row. The battle of the undefeated this afternoon at Livonia, with the Livingston County Championship at stake. The teams up . , . they intercept an aerial . . . spreads formation . . . they score. The maroon and white fights back . . . Arch and Ianiro the big ground gainers . . . a penalty . . . the drive's halted . . . we fumble . . . they score again . . . Ianiro's passing . . . another penalty . . , drive stopped on the two . . . Livonia scores again on a sustained drive. Although tears followed and bitter memories of this game will linger, the whole team must be commended on their great play under fire. Connor came into the limelight with his great linebacking: Fagan with his steady all around play: Coppini a real treat on defense: Ball with his great defense against foreward passes: Smith a real competitor: Ianiro with his great versatility: Pully with his downfield blocks: Courneen and his plunging: Baker, a tough tackle: and last but not least, Archie with his elusive deceptive running and his great courage in defeat. The last game of the season against Avon. Spirit iS down from last week's loss. Wall's kick off . . . they start to travel. Cappotelli and Ianiro start to move . . . they hold . . , they can't move . . . they intercept an aerial and score . . . we start to move but they hold . . . they fumble . . , Baker goes over . . . time runs out . . . we tie. Gone and never to be seen again on the C.M.C.S. gridiron bowed out Wfall, Ball, Pully, Morris, Coppini, Smith, and the injured but inspirational leader, Captain Vic Cappotelli and the injured Tim Robinson. Manager, Donald Hobbs: Coarb, Mr. Eaton: Asst. Manager, XVilliam McKernan. CHEERLEADERS Girls' Physical Education Instructor Mrs. Phyllis Rudman The C.M.C.S. Cheerleaders wish to say that we were very proud of our football and basketball teams this year. We would like to leave our best wishes for the successfulness in ath- letics in years to come. IUNIOR Back Rout Muriel Nichols, Charlene Martin, Betty Shelton, Patricia Keck. Second Row: Nancy Clarke. Front Row: judy Stevenson, Mildred Kehrer, Anne jackson. VARSITY VARSITY F Rau-5 Alai-P, Alice ISXIZI-5. LOU Br eelel' adfmd' Judy Stoddard P , at Callan 2? 3. 3 - E 'sag T L Ian? xi I gba 4 JUNIO Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia R VARSITY RECORD Avon i.,,, ,.,.,,, York .,,., N unda ..... Lima .....,,...,,,. Ml. Morris Genesee Dansville , Livonia .,,,,,,, Avon ...,. Le Roy ....,i..i, Livonia .... York ............,. Nunda ,.,,. Lima ....,....... Mt. Morris Le Roy Geneseo Dansville . saw 28 47 20 .44 so sz ss 474 sz so ss 44 474 44 as 26 ss B League: Won 11 Lost 1 Conference: Won 15 Lost 1 Season: Won 16 Lost 2 Leading scorers: McKay, 1573 Poles, 1493 Daniels, 1483 Courneen, 137. 'Foverrime 'Wforfeit 12 to op 5 F at IUNIOR VARSITY Back Row: Richard XX'ilkins, Peter Courneen, Donald Robertson, Albert Poles, Marion W'orden, Washingtcmn VC'il- liams, Charles Daniels, Mr. Swol, Coach. First Row: Harold Connor, Tyrone john- son, Francis joy, Mark Robinson, David McKay, XVilliam McKernan, Mgr. -v. -'. A B C Conference Record Won 5 Lost 3 B League Record Wfon 7a Lost 75 Leadmg Hntters Dawe Con nor .416' joseph Tallo .584 Vic Cappotelli .560 Lettermen: R. Vflall A- Cappotelli, D. Connor J. Tallo, T. Ball, V. Cappo- teni J. Wa1l,D- Pullyblank- J. Cunningham, S. Sym0HdS- Manager. X HQKZX .A ,Qt Q sg Back Row Donald Pullyblank Rxchard Mayors james Wall Albert Baker james Cunmngham Daud Connor Thomas Ball Mr Eaton Fxrsl Rau Wnllnam B A S E B L MtKernan Robert Sheffer Ruhard Wall Vxttor Cappotellt joseph Tallo Archte Cappotelln Daud MtKay Stuart Symonds Caledoma Caledoma Caledoma Caledoma Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia RECORD Lnma York Dansx nlle Geneseo Livonia Avon .. Mt. Morris ,. 8 Nunda ..... . 52 - fkff?QsQf5'i5f' Af !H':f.,q-Jigfzgu ' 'F fluff -A ji' ' 1 ...,A.,, ,.,, .AA. 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