Canajoharie High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Canajoharie, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

XXX .Ax X jaw, ffj I EW,1m , X Y K iN,vX?'tkl1! J 2 - x A 7 ' 5 kxygik 'R D Left to right: Appell, Mr. Wescott, Mancini. 264426 and SW! Editor - - ----- Mary Elizabeth Mancini Assistant ------ -------- L ois Appell Business Manager - - - - Susan Traudt Assistant ------ - - -Donald Bever Photography Editor - - - - Eric Beismann Assistant ------- - - -Tom Atkins Sports Editors - - Feature Editor - - Art Editor - - Assistant - - Advisors - - Myrna Generous Wayne Mabie Linda Shineman - - Nola Hastie - - - Dan Homing - - Mrs. Hornbeck Miss Brown Mrs. Schulz Mr. Lipowicz Mr. Stark Mr. Wescott 2 Left to right: Traudt, Bever Miss Brown. YA' qw?-t I N114 v 11:1 . F Miss Bennison Seldom y Left to right: Beismann, Atkins. Spam Selden Left to right: Generous, Mr. Stark, Mabie. 7e4z'wze Exam Left to right: Shineman, Mrs. Hombeck. ,416 5442044 Left to right: Hastie, Mr. Lipowicz Horning. JOHN PALUZZI To John Paluzzr a former classmate we dedlcate the 1955 BLACK AND GOLD As the result of a traffxc accldent near Tuscaloosa, Alabama John was suddenly taken fromus 1n August 1949 He was devoted to hms hobbxes of photography and frshmg and was an ardent Boy Scout The Class of 1955 Johns class wlshes to respectfully perpetuate the memory of h1s frlendshlp and C0fI'lP3l'l1Ol'lSh1P through the medzum of the 1955 BLACK AND GOLD Yearbook 7oz ' I '74 ' MR. CHARLES H BENJAMIN We the class of 1955 w1sh to dedrcate thrs ISSUC of the BLACK AND GOLD to Mr Charles H BenJam1n For many years he served on the Board of Educatron and was aloyal frrend of our school throughout hrs lrfe It IS wrth deep sorrow that we realrze our loss Although we may not all have been aware of II Mr Benjamnn rnfluenced us greatly Wrlltngly he gave much of sol1c1tous for our welfare He contrnually was rn pursurt of new rdeas and stood fumly for progress An upnght cmzen of hrs communrty Mr Bemamm was esteemed by hls assocrates loved by h1s frrends and respected by all ............. D 51' - .FO . ..--- - B 0 1 ro D . . N FW . E I E3 ' -. . UQ . 5' FO 5, . Q DD '4 n. . 0 FO 5. . 0. . 5. - . 'rv D. v a. U' I-I -1 . .. S? . B' l. ,tb . 2 ' D Ch . gs ' ,. . 'E D N5 . I Left to right: Mr. Henry Soodsma, Mr. G. Lynn Alkinburg, Mr. Earl Davis, President: Mr. John Deisseroth, Supervising Principalg Mr. Carl Stafford. Not present: Mr. Allen Saul. 'gacvwiafi ' The control of education has grown out of the beliefs, the aspira- tions and the plans of the American people. And because faith in education has been so much a part of the American dream the people have kept close to education and have kept education close to them- selves in both the expressed and implied belief that education repre- sents the very roots of American democracy. Our Board of Education in its thoughts and actions reflects the very essence of this heritage. fi 1. Y gil' - . sm ,if if I gig I ww, I see the if vs 1 hw 1 0 hip mor e clearly: to love our democracy more dearlyg and to follow the ideals of your God and your country more nearly all your lives . 1 '3 12 7, 'J' Yeh i2 ffi?5'?fxf 3 in , , ffwwim-QAM? V' 4, ., , , My ,143 ? HIM, A-, if 1, 'ff ' W1 .f, ' 'f ,V uf. K 4 v Y 7 ' Q A.. 1, f ,. X x Q D ,gs- W 7 4 M, :G ,yi , . 1 I 1 ' 9,w..wff,w, 1 jj,w.g.xg' 1 M QM +5 5' ' , , Qlfg 'Wh 23 3 43 , lr !k,,,gML:,eq,fg,XA E, ,V gf, , ' -- f 1 ' . 1' 'Y .. V' Y I ,'Fg',,n 9 ' I5 I, 6 ' Q ' A f, - ' ' , ,.'rf72,M 5? Q ff ,, ggi ' L1 wake-rfb W- ' 5 Y A T Q L T e 3 I f ,N all Q 1 I 'f 2 ' ,. I2 5' , 1-M ,V A , . ., 13, 4 V ffffl pil 'W Q . ff ' ' A 4 4 . , , 'rv e nus ofC vo r problerridfif possible. In return, public port and understanding now mere have my best wishes for a good, full ,ahd happy future. ' ,fwybffolib -,You QV4 W3 1 ,wgw P1 YH' S' 'QE WL P77 MR. AYRES MRS. BARNES MISS B ISON MRS. BOWERMAN MR. BRAND Science English Commerce Homemaking Science any V .5 :A N V A ' -fx' ' vi' ci., 1 . MISS BROWN Social Studies MRS, C ORY Homemaking E S MR. BROWN MISS CARR Music Nurse MR. CROUC HER Core Curriculum .r vii' 3 Wok QP ig L '1' ' K X :I ' 'NKUM yi ' J bf Y ' -2.1 I , ' I ' 'L . I nw xXN5Nwa1iffNff:J. y L 'X - MRS, DUNCKEL MR. HOPKE MRS. HORNBECK MMISS HSWARD C . MISS JOHNSON Shorthand Guidance Core Curriculum EI1gliSh I Q1 X' 'icwvibt G 5 S L M , X MR. KILLIAN Core Curriculum MRS. SHULZ Physical Education MRS, KINNE MRS, LATHERS MR. LIPOWICZ. MR, LUNDE Math English A11 Industrial A11 Z ' 5 Q X X .l' MR, OSSONT MR, PEDLEY MISS SAWYER Agriculture Math Library MISS SHIMER MR. SHULZ 4 . ff Music Math -i MR, STARK MISS VAN ALSTINE MR. WASSON MR, WESCOTT Physical Education Social Studies Math Core Curriculum eoncbfz 1 gg 5 Left to right: Maureen Lott, Martin Mulligan, James Davis, Susan Traudt, Donald Bever. President ---- - - -Donald Bever Secretary, --------- - - -Susan Traudr Vice President - - - - Martin Mulligan Corresponding Secretary - - - -Maureen Lott Treasurer ---- - - - - James Davis Cr, 7 41 'I JA 71 . 'l1-f l- KW on .. :sa - 'ou xr v nu J' :Q ,L 'Ez' W V' 1 x , .fx ' 'X WMM 7 K K .2 A . v . J 5i?E:',.f.,5,' ' I-!f,'?s4g1-g ,wi-l ,A ,, . .- 0' ' .ef .1 , f HM in ' g- ' . '- 1555- -'I af ,ffl ' , an .V 'sf-' 1---A1 ' , F .f,, 'l.. 'A f ' 29' -f z' ' ' ',1,Q - ,, , f ,. , ,-..,.5 '. ' I . -1'-,M F-y ' ,V Vg, .MQ 1,3 ,N ' . .Qty-35 . 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THOMAS ATKINS Tom Mathematics, Science Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 2, 3, 45 Service Club 3,45 Key Club 3, 4. ul-'L' ,ff A an 0 , 4, X, 9 M 5 s 144-bv , , ffyffifgj-if w?2:'ff5f ,- ':. ,jg 'fd ,QU 30195213 www rj 7 N949 Ng!! fl DONALD ROSS BEVER Don If' Q 'CS 9 1 ai 'If' Ka s Science, Agriculture Class President 2,45 Press Club 35 Basketball 25 Football 3, 4g Key Club 35 Yearbook Staff 45 FFA 1,25 Senior Play 4. ALFRED BILLINGS Al Science Football 2,3, 45 Press Club 35 Key Club 35 French Club 3, 4: Demonstration 2, 45 Senior Play 4. r KJ VJ. gym, N it ' X MW Don risxtur' pk 3 ir , ,jA46otba114p Intramurals Q G .QVKQ4 D N?aJgO ERMAN yy Jake y J W X - A i r it 4 1 Ba all ,3,4g Footbal12,3g FFA 1,2,3,4g A S' Intra ur1s1,2,3,4. - 2 - .l 1, ' ' .' .5 .it .'. +. .. k:'if:w - -1 JAMES DAVIS Jim Mathematics, Science Visual Aids Club 3,4g Romanoli 1,23 Radio Club 2, 3, 4g Key Club 3, Band 3,4g Class Treasurer 3, 4g Student Council 3, 45 Senior Play 4. LORRA INE EBERHA RDT Lorrie latin Library club 1, GAA 2,45 Latin Club 2. 3: FHA 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3. DONALD S. CREAL, JR. Don Mathematics, Science Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2g Class President 3g Romanoli 1,2g Student Council 1, 2,4g Key Club 3, Senior Play 4. ANNA MAE DARROW Annie Home Economics Senior Choir 1, 2, Future Homemakers of America 4. ai' ' , X .9 'VXX-Vis UJJM wut X it ,CH . A xp-.-,L ' ,V V Q'-JL, to ,defy SH-1s'C'5N wL'1 MYRNA GENEROUS ttlwr sn. .-13 yl Business Wi'- l '3'w l' D .J N, ,vi X l Q- , 4,1 lJx..C.1u g Student Council Preidecnt 4, Cvhosirjlg 2, 3, 4, M413 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3,4, Press Club Plaid 2, 3, Orchestra 1,2,4, Kollege Klub 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook WWXSUM., Staff 4, Demonstration 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Senior Play 4. MARILYN l. HALL Mari1 Mathematics, Latin, Science Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Press Club 2, 3, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Romanoli 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4. 1 A' ig J 6 J WAYNE FOLMSBEE RUSS Agriculture Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 4, FFA 3,4, Basketball 2, Baseball 4, Senior Play 4. JONATHAN FOSTER Jon French, Mathematics, Science Choir 1,2, 3,4, Radio Club 2,3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, Service Club 3,43 Key Club 3, Honor Society 3,4. NOLA ELISABETH HASTIE Mathematics, Science Chorus 1, Choir 2, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Student Council 2, Class Vice President 2, Press Club 2, Romanoli 2, Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4. RONALD HOFFMAN Hoffy Business Baseball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Football 3, 4, Choir 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Student Council 1, Senior Play 4. WILLIAM D, HOOKER Dud Industrial Arts, Mathematics Student Council 1, 2, 3,4, Intramurals 1, Bas- ketball Manager 3. DANIEL F. HORNING Shane Art, Science Press Club 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Choir 2, 3,4, Yearbook staff 4, Key Club 3, Boys' Glee Club 3,4, French Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Demonstration 2, 3, 4. 1 '-.. ,H -uf 3 VS 'N Vg X 3-x . Y xm4 5 .,.,,.v' W , y, , it , .ug ' .sm- '.-- .,, K 14 -' . .x ,VS ,. Qi Vw xx R, Q ' igsf,-H y' AA.-W ogg y sd? 1 - , ' 2 I ' f! ' .f Q , iw I 671, 34, W- 'H .n ,Mews ,, ... . ' .1. vxmwg N f 9 ws ' N' -wh F dl l . , g'fjIz3Ii? f 'V ' IS ,Q I milf 1 we semi 'K' WM 2 4 MARGARET ANN HUBSCHMITT Peggie French Choir 1,4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 4, French Club T 2, 3, Press Club 1, 2, Kollege Klub 3. THOMAS RICHARD KEARNS Tommy . Scjence tud'entbCouncil 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee ub 4: Key Club 3. ,1 V2 W X-fkfglif' ' .A Af . d . I A ' X ml 1 5-'K CJ .1 A kr U JI, J If V Ay, v 'lf X Qty X 1 JAMES KENNEDY Jim Industrial Arts Football 2, 3,4, Key Club 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1. ETHELYN MAE KING Lynn Business, Home Economics Choir 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, Cheerleading 2, 3, Class Treasurer 1, FHA 1.4, Girls' Sports 1, 2,3, Press Club 3, Senior Play 4. .1 'QS'-' ,LN PA UL LOVESTRAND L0vey Science, Mathematics Choir 1, 2,3,4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 4, lntra murals 1, 2, 3, Romanoli 1, 2, Key Club 3, Radio Club 4. STELLA LUPO Stel1 Latin Choir 1, Romanoli 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Senior Play I r ,, - .yr , r lqkxxl I ' ff- xl, I I-X ' it 4, ,V ,X V 5 gf: 'nl VL!! I fx XjX1ffef,PrgV ik',j f Ii. ' U 1 wx Jia . LVN 'fy' XP My ' ' ,fav t KX , 7 ,W Cr Q .fm JJ xv x V wif' JW EQ -SVS x , , yfffidw HUGH LENNON HUghiC Mathematics Student Council 3, Football 1, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Romanoli 1, 2, Key Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3. MAUREEN ESTELLA LOTT Stel1 French GAA 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Press Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Demonstration 2, 3, 4, Kollege Klub 3, Class Secretary 4, Student Council 1, Senior Play 4. ,P . A4541 DA VID WAYNE MABIE Wayne Business Intramurals 2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3, Football 3, Baseball 3,4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3,4, Basketball Manager 4, Demonstration 4, Senior Play 4. MARY ELIZABETH MANCINI Bizz Latin, Science, Mathematics Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Class President 1, Class Secretary 2, GAA 1. 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 4, Kollege Klub 3, Choir 1, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Press Club 1.2, 3, Romanoli 1, 2, 3, Demonstration 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Editor 4, Senior Play 4. MARTIN MULLIGAN Marty Mechanical Drawing, Math Student Council 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, Class Vice President 3,4, Demonstration 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. RUTH NULL Ruthie Home Economics Choir 1,2,4, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. 9 SX 1,1 w f RICHARD G. RUTISHAUSER Rutis Science, Mathematics, French Student Council 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, French Club 2, 3, Key Club 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. LINDA LEE SHINEMAN Lynn BETTY LOU SMITH George Business Future Homemakers of America 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. NEAL SMITH Mathematics Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Senior Play 4. Y' French GAA 1,2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Kollege Klub 3, Choir 1, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Demonstration 2, 4, Senior Play 4. SUSAN TRAUDT Susie Business Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Class Vice Presi- dent 1, Student Council 2: Class Secretary 3, 4g Press Club 1, 2, 3: Demonstration 2, 4, Honor Society 3,43 Senior Play 4. KAY EVELYN TRUMBLE Dutchie Business Romanoli 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1g Stamp Club 1: Girls' Glee Club 1, Press Club 1,2,3. sd A'-GA if? ' 'Q 'QM '- MA IUORIE SWARTZ Margi Home Economics, Business Choir 1g Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 1, 2, 3. JACK TOOKER Spike Agriculture Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3. 4g Basketball l, 2, 3,4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. 4355 DONALD VROOMAN Don Science, Mathematics Romanoli 1,23 Key Club 3g Class Treasurer 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. FLORENCE ANNA WEAVER Flo Latin, Mathematics Romanoli 2, 3,43 Choir 1, 2, 3,4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3,4g Honor Society 3, 43 FHA 1: Intramurals 1,2,3:Gi1ls' Glee Club 1,2,4. VI Y TW U A v..,,, Clock Watcher H1story Class Teacher Teaser Tom Kearns Q A11 04' Cool Cat Al Blllmgs fy.,-1' 3 A 1 fshane too, Fust to Say Do B L, Smlth Hot Rodder Hugh Lennon .my-Q5 .5 Most Popular BIZZ MANCINI WILLIAM HOOKER rv Most Athletic MYRNA GENEROUS DON VROOMAN 70444 Best Lookmg , 3 Class FIIITS DICK RUTISHAUSER N01-A HASTIE MAUREEN LOTT , A 5 DON BOLLEN 7044 , ,wiv Most Lxkely to Succeed LINDA SHINEMAN ERIC BEISMANN Best Personality SUSAN TRA UDT I MARTIN MULLIGAN I 4' 9' Most vemme g MYRNA GENEROUS '-.....--44--if DON vRooMAN -- ' 70444 it Most Stud1ous LOIS APPELL ERIC BEISMANN Best Musxc 1ans Best Dressed f LOIS A PPELL BIZ.Z MANCINI TOM ATKINS 7044 A L BILLIN GS Best Dancers MAUREEN LOTT DAN HORNING Class Comedlans MYRNA GENEROUS TOM ATKINS CAST Homer Lora Fred Polly Greg Ivan Felrcla Drrector Wayne Mable Florence Weaver Al Brllrngs Lulda Sh1neman Ron Hoffman Neale Smrth Maureen Lott M1ss Johnson Yo all Jes sets you sef down Sew my button on, Ma. You th1nk we re not good enough for the Mrllards Have you learned your lrnes yet? Joan ----- ----- ------- - B izz Mancini .. . . ' l The valiant never tastes Good-bye, my dear. Warden - - Priest - - James Dyke Josephine - Jailer - - Attendant - - Director - - CAST -Lewis Baker James Davis R. Rutishauser - - Nola Hastie Donald Creal - E. Beismann - Mrs. Bames of death but once. I'd like to poison the lot of them. Don 't worry, my child 74e Waaae 7Zexz' Dan H Gloria - Kathryn Matilda William Director Bert - Dawn - - Owen - - Marcy CAST - - Don Bever - - - Susan Traudt - - Dan Homing - - Stella Lupo - - Myrna Generous - - - Marilyn Hall Margaret Hubschmitt - - Don Vrooman - - Mrs. Bames Oh, Glor1a's asleep. E x come sit here. Oh, Uncle Owen, It's on frrelllll Is she O, K. ? NA ME Appell Lors Atkrns Tom Baker Lewre Bersmann Errc Bever Don Brllrngs Al Bollen Don Bowerman Jake Creal Don Davrs Jrm Darrow Anna May Eberhardt Lorrarne Foster Jonathan Folmsbee Wayne Generous Myrna Hall Marrlyn Hastre Nola Hoffman Ron Hooker B111 Hubschmrtt Peggy Keams Tom Kennedy Irm Krng Ethelyn Lennon Hugh Lott Maureen Lovestrand Paul Lupo Stella Mabre Wayne Mancrnr Brzz Mullrgan Martrn Null Ruth Rutrshauser Drck Shrneman Lrnda Smrth Betty Lou Smrth Neale Swartz MarJorre Tooker Jack Traudt Susre Trumble Kay Vrooman Don Weaver Florence awe af SHOULD BE a Latrn teacher more ambrtrous a mrlkman more conversatronal left as rs gorng steady home more honest rn hrstory more avarlable an M, C more talkatrve seen more an antrque dealer an F F A teacher a comedrenne rn Fort Plarn flyrng hrgh Jazz artist e a French teacher a srrrger Manager of Youth Center a homemaker drscrplrned wrth Paul awake dated an actoe a model rn school more Just as rs deflated at Comell a softball pro the srlent type Home Ec teacher shorter engaged spanked srngle playrng wrth Boston Pops ?ame FAMOUS FOR her brarns berng a ham fradroj hrs low vorce drrvrng that Merc sure he rs' 1 hrs partres losrng hrs lrcense hrs Jokes 1 eyes ry humor er quretness er absences rs herght 1S bashfulness er vorce er personalrty er chatter rs blue eyes rs taxr color of her harr srngrng hrs red harr changmg her mrnd vocabulary I m sorry hrs shuffle her harr hrs hrgh C her cheerleadrng hrs dr1vrng'P'P homemakrng classes foul shots her grggle her prtchrng arm hrs harr her spunk hrs Jokes berng wrth Don her eyebrows athletrc abrlrtres berng cooperatrve IN TEN YEA RS concert pranrst nuclear screntrst strll gorng to St I famous ham a florrst chef at Waldorf strll speedrng a mrllronaue farmer BIG man soothrng corns strll rn Currytown strll skrpprng school Presrdent of U S Steel strll rn Flat Creek? rn a Broadway hrt lrvrng rn Illrnors Don s favorrte nurse Lours Armstrong s Manager well nourrshed marrred wrth Andy strll takrng D T Tom s wrfe Presrdent of N I-L R. A makrng Mullrgan stew 779 happrly marrred Manager of athletrcs teacher bache1or'7'7 strll at VanW1e s Prop of Stone Lodge drpprrrg rce cream rarsrng krds and cows strll hrtchrng rrdes at Wrobel s operatrng a farm rarsrng beavers strll playrng hard to get nursrng canrnes competrrrg wrth Ernstern , ' h's - . , . . d , , . h . . . ' . h . . . , . h. . . . . . . . . h' ' ' . , . h . . . ' . . . h . . . . . . , ' . . h , , . ' h' ' ' . ' f d h' ' ' I-Iorning, Dan taller his responses still drag racing I These students were voted by their respec tive classes, as outstanding citizens. They have evidenced the qualities of scholarship, service, leadership and dependability, on which the election was based. Their choice by their classmates means that they hold a position of confidence and respect. w 'f5:5Sg2P sep Q, fill if oqygffi DONALD SPRAKER QPF? 'L SUSAN DEISSEROTH O MARY JANE DONLON DAVID BORST 0 I We are confident that the years to come will feel the effect of the leadership of outstanding citizens, and we look to them for a continuation ofthe fine record they have started, We offer them our sincere congratulations for the honor bestowed on them and our best wishes for their continued success. Y LOL 1 dfdcafzfz ,flied VZ,'44f AQ, ygk?f111f Lf.ffz,aaf 05 yxwu Ziff 7 , ydfwf -51? ,f Q7 ff ur ' JOHN VOSBURGH NANCY PLANCK DONALD VRKXJMAN MARY ELIZABETH MANCINI OYLQ Rgo U ' X W5 M, aww-f' ,W 3 Ms- MTF' W., J vi 5 x1Kx!xir sw' fig '24 ma .. - fig .. gi - 35 XL ' gt K Y 0- .5 ' v N 35 ev 'q 4 .K N . -f A , ' 4 L , V ' .H o' -' 'ff li I' , X fw , ,K A- V .'e,g, ' a tx 5Rj'ff:. I A ,g W, GN SQ, M, , , ,,fff'1..y5 f ,NM-,,x,Q Q f, f3,I,,VLw,,. 51' I , 3' ' XL- L f Q .4 x -' -V ', E' I ir A . V' ' R X xx . , 1 -' W 1 nil 1 , J , -' ., D , J ' t ? ' '5 ' .1 X. P' K f, F50 7 'C K-A rf , iv, I 'W '1 , . ,N ' . '51 ' , I' V , . 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Third row: Snyder, Davis, Blair, R.: Haig, Mabie, Spencer. Fourth row: Johansen, Hall, Miller, Buddles. First row: Utzig, Vianese, Heiser, Planck, Thompson, Hall Hayes, Elmore, Quackenbush. Second row: Corrow, Cory, Lee, Dykhuizen, Keller, Barringer, Loring, Charlebois, Third row: Nellis, R.: Lighthall, Jones, Null, MacPhai1, Abramson, Bryant, VanArsda1, Diotte, Clark. Fourth row: Vosburgh, Ward, Hopkins, Bramer, French. dj .-, l as X I i First row: Bosch, Fuller, Canfield, Earing, Terranova, Kretser, Mathews, Safford, Zimpel. Second row: Stowell, Donlon, Kruppenbacher, Jennings, S., Bowerman, Conow, Jennings, J. g Christman, Loring. Third row: French, Cramer, L.: Cotton, VanDusen, Borst, Mulligan, Cramer, G.g Wanz First row: Horning, Lighthall, Dillenback, Elmore, Fredericks, Herrick, Palmer, Blair, Moore. Second row: Nestle, Robinson, Wall, Lambert, Becker, Herrick, Pitcavage, Button. Third row: Wheadon, Munger, Garrison, Tangen, Gardella, Vouga, McDuffee. 5 ,L fyaadffecew X, l I I in W , 'L C 4 L President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - Q li L., v-5 P' 61444 Offczow Pres ide nt ---- Vice President - - Secretary ---- Treasurer f - Q i g 2 4 Z K F FAC., A 3 r - S. Pistoresi - - - J. Hiller - C. Hagarbome C. Countryman S ! Tiff? K ,Q 'fr Qxyy U First row: Baker, Pomfret, Lovestrand, Pistoresi, Spranger, Moyer, Bernstein, Douglass, Hinz. Second row: Jewell, Becker, Folmsbee, Heiser, Bowerman, Morrison, Hoffman, Raps. Third row: Klump, Spraker, Mulligan, King, Deisseroth, Williams, Smith, Pitcavage, Lindholm. Fourth row: Montanye, Sotterly, Nichols, Mead, Horning, Chamberlain, Hiller, Bellinger, Drumm. First row: Huber, Wilday, McDuffee, Young, Clouthier, Countryman, Dygert, Vianese, Cook. Second row: Collins, Hagarborne, Whitbeck, Hutt, Gordon, Kennedy, Jones, Berkley. Third row: Smith, Phetteplace, Gordon, Brennan, Snyder, Mahr, Kuntzsch, Hill, Roe. Fourth row: Hall, Conrad, Countryman, Benton, Spraker, Dygert. E If'3 iii 6 3 3 + ! S nqvv 194: OA :Of 3 Sv fill First row: Conrad, Benton, Jones, Fitzpatrick, Aron, Corrow, Lyker, Moore, Spencer. Second row: Murphy, Fredericks, Pistoresi, Clouthier, lavandusky, Schrom, Gay, Dickens. Third row: Downs, Tiberio, Bever, Christman, Palmer, Yacobucci, Hubschmitt, Geiskopf. Fourth row: Gotti, Mead, Rouse, Claburn, Moore, Blakeslee. QM First row: Harting, Holmes, Collado, Wingett, Karlborg, Ramsey, Pellegrini, Kougher, Quackenbush. Second row: Mr. Killian, Tangen, E.gTangen, H. 4 Montanye, Barker, Bronk, Kohler, Dygert, Forbes. Third row: Horning, Bush, Flanagan, Cervo, Wilday, Bramer, Williams, Moore. Fourth row: Crandall, Ward, Mancini. N! Qaazdgczaw President - - - Vice President Secretary ---- Treasurer - - 'W'--auf' 'tan-.. 1 wa . Q lf'?::,,, . W E W Yr. 'Ei -P - - M. Pistoresi - - - G. Cervo - R. Mancini - - - L. Bever ill Ll ,z'?4gr..L .f-7 1 N. s 2 1 O ,Qc- Wi 0' Rf' adlvlufv' First row: Montanye, Barbaric, Smith, Biggs, Herron, Kirley, Bosch, Day, Hall. Second row: Fredericks, Dingman, Garrison, Elmore, Frederick, Crangle, Cardamond. Third row: Null, St. John, Groat, Wasson, Appell, Montal, Zemken. agdzd First row: Dillon, Konn, Polenski, VanAvery, Meehan, Morrison, VanWie, Randall, Pomfret. Second row: Mr. Killian, Dillenback, Shineman, Kougher, Mathews, Johansen, St. John, Smith, Aron, Joyce. Third row: Brown, Cervo, Moyer, Horender, Ouderkirk, Olmsted, Atkins, Beruzzi, Fitzpatrick, Drumm. Fourth row: Bramer, Wagner, Conrad, Maves, Rocklin, VanWie. l FN 'iii X. I nl President -------- - - - Vice President - Secretary ---- Treasurer - - - 4 1 f.vn0 ills ' 1 il! First row: Matt, Cotton, Hastie, Herrick, Fuller, Dingman, Andrews, Montanye, Jones. Second row: Mr. Wescott, VanDyke, Earing, Susi, Cory, Hicks, Koza, Barker, Lalik, Jewell. Third row: Gray, Claburn, Koza, Ionker, Grippe, Lawson, Ayers, VanWie, Mead, Weaver. Fourth row: Kwiathouski, Estes, Thompson, G., Jones, Thompson, L.: Sala, Coffin. First row: Sweeney, Summerson, Vogel, VanS1yke, Warren, Vickary, Zimpel, Vooys, Aberson. Second row: Pitcavage, Dawes, Scarrone, Jones, Suits, Palmer, Russe11,,Smith. Third row: Mr. Croucher, Ward, Garrison, Stowell, Scott, Lasher, Jennings, Collins, Lehman, Colvin, Mahr. Fourth row: Bellinger, Ouderkirk, Ball, Venette. Ill' Of. MW 11,406 Mwnag X af v V' .ij Y .,g V rf, .fl nv Ilffilll Sweeney. Corridor Committee: King, Keams, Hooker. Under the direction of Miss Bennison and Mr. Wasson, Advisors, and Myma Generous, President, the Student Council has fulfilled its duties as the goveming body of the school. The Advisory, Hospitality, Corridor and Moving-Up Day Committees have been active all year. This year, the Student Council's main endeavor has been to en- courage better cooperation and interest of the faculty and students in the Council's activities. It has accomplished this by Student Council sponsored assemblies which inform students- and faculty of the Council's work. The Student Council voted to elect the seventh and eighth graders to the Council for one year terms, and the ninth and eleventh graders for two year terms, so they can have experienced representation each year. Generous, Mr. Wasson, Dykhuizen, First row: Generous, King, Lavandusky, Pellegrini, Hall, Susi, Dawes, Lee, Dykhuizen. Second row: Blair, VanKersen, Davis, Creal, Lasher, Homing, Spraker, VanDusen, Mulligan, Mr. Wasson. Third row: Hall, Diefendorf, Sitterly, Atkins, Moving-Up Day Committee: Blair Hall, Dykhuizen, Miss Bennison, Generous, Davis, Mr. Schuler. 4: 'S L4 .8 f x q v , WSC! to I I First row Thompson Weaver, Alkinburg, Carrow, Second row: Holtz, Morrison, St. John, Harting, Lovestrand, Mrs. Brown. First row: Rood, Hall, Garrison, MacPhai1, Heiser, Bever, Utzig, Blair. Second row: Moore, Ga rdella, Hill, Miss Sawyer. ' gimme IIT 313. Seated: Traudt, Mancini, Weaver. Standing: Hall, Appell, Foster, Beismann. Not present: Generous, Hastie. f ' i iii Zi! Q Nw' ,f 5 x 5 'lg 3 fry L l xl 3,3 -GL-xxx wff' 'f Qi? 49 ix M T' '51 Y N Q ' Mi' - ' I if W 1 Sw, H ,X Vx . 1 N 'Qi 'X ' if 7 X If ' A I flmzf 1 V -, 14 -ECW . u , Lllvl- md' x N! ' 5 .sb.......4nY M X Xxx 1 X N U! X '. 1 5 . wr UVM 1.4 rmfxr Q 7,5 ' W -5 I Q 3 'Q - I ,E -AY 'v .L i 'I W:I2 'I gv x 11 sq if 5' 1 M if sf' -fy Q-s r gy s xy W X. Q x if ' . 2 xg 'X gl Fl mv,-. - x r P fs. J l gm First IOW Blair. J.:Dar1'0w, King. Swartz. HCiSCl'. First row: Jump, Suderly, Earing, Dillenbeck, Hill, H311. Ebefhafdl. EIIHOIC- 56001161 l'0W2 Bowerrnan. Rood, Herrick. Second row: Moore, Palmer, Garrison, Jennings, Loring, Blair, F. g Frederick. Cook, ri' 2, nr 1 is 0 T1 ef X of f 7.7.1-i . First row: Jewell, D., Winsman, Bellinger, Mr. Ossont, Diotte, Hubschmitt, Dygert, Eldredge. Second row: Folmsbee, Haig, Bowerman, Jewell, M. Third row: Tooker, Smith VanKersen, VanArsda1, Blair, Null, Wheadon, Fourth row: Wheeler, Yacobucci, Diefendorf, Robinson, Countryman, Mabie. 1lu.-,,,, ,W Q T., g, ,, ni 'fl MQ 7.14. mjhftd' Left to right: Geiskopf, Haig, Llouthier, Jones, Vouga, Homing, Conrad, Snyder, Hall, Pitcavage, McDuffee, Herrick, Spraker, Buddle, Meehan, Munger, Yacobucci, Vosburgh, Nellis, Cramer, Countryman, Felter, Montayne, Wanzer. Not present: Miller, Wall. , Wana! ada First row: Lasher, Holmes, Blair, Vosburgh, Atkins, Davis, Diefendorf, Eldredge, Wasson. Second row: Mr. Brand, Dingman, Montal, Lambert, Zemken, Atkins, C., Hall, Sweeney, Cory. Third row: Konn, Bramer, Harting, Moyer. Seated: Buddle, Vosburgh, Blair, Herrick, Diefendorf, Fredenburg, Robinson. Standing: Wheeler, Mabie, W.:Winsman, Mr. Ayres, Mr. Schrader, Mabie, R.: Jones, Nellis, Eldredge. Not present: Folmsbee Diotte, VanArsda1e, Spencer. f al First row: Vosburgh, Beismann, Atkins, Mr. Pedley. Second row: Davis, Corrow, Foster, Johansen. Third row: Bramer, Lambert, Yacobucci, French, Lovestrand. WWW' Zadchdfai The Radio Club was founded in 1953 by Mr. Arthur Pedley for the purpose of assisting all those interested in any phase of amateur radio by prac- tical instruction as well as informal classroom in- struction. Later, the members acquired a room in the cellar of the school. They collected old radios, surplus war equipment and put together a radio station. Their meetings there con- sisted of morse code and radio theory. A few of them have set up transmitters and receivers in their own homes. Bramer, Beismann, Lovestrand, Atkins, Foster, and Davis have deservedly eamed their licenses. First row: Dr. Hopke, Vosburgh, Buddle, Felter, Borst, Var1Kersen, Lasher. Second row: Mulligan, Blair, Beismann, Third row: Diefendorf, VanDusen, Bramer, Davis, Atkins. , xx 4 4' f ,-- E14 JJ' f Jr 9. ff J' J.- 1 -3 ar, ' . x Y .1 4 4. 'E , X.. f wwf ' . k - QW 'X G :. sms pa, ' xt!! .gf -stasis p- 'E pffjlxn 1. mlm sans 4 ,,-,, QQQQQ W' - fir. 'Far , ff - ' K nina V . ,,' y tits!! , ff, ML ,W X its R A4 -an . QQ, ,X -x1f.4 - 4 'V M Q isxk. 'W'-,xi . 'M 2, . ,W , A, - c 1 1 'i:l'11m-:X x. ' 1. . v v 'Q-,2'f'.. '5' 1 ' ' fukin '.:v.5?.Q fa , A- 1 J -f-.s.S.n1'1A.'W.Q1fqQ?- ' 6 vi , ?r54 :.4-fvglp-Slif f'wj'g.-SQL-.Q A ' a:, giwgfgi-Q- x '1 -' 'fif-1-:J-.3 -f'J 5'-'N .gg VX, .5 , -. . 'f.l .QAQ -N N fi V Q 1,--.Q,Qx ,'.xNx:,- LQ, Y Q , - .Yi 'g vii' 'SN .Q XX.- f :Swv A-QQ1'QbX'-rx 2 .iwxqsN,'gSkXgS'b. . .1 9 x A. X . I , 2 Ve ,. -.k'2XXNXN.f'-N +,.'?Qf,, ' ' xfxmg.-N4.5'.Q-'qfif- J . Vx. ' x ,xx s V' ' N .B 4 5 ,Twp I 1 Q. oy XX N T N'X ' 'Fx--' , ' X- .X 5,XX' 43, .' J 'h,QfQx W' :nv 'LJQQ5 .. 5 1'- -Yin 'fix'-QNX 'Q -DBX .5 . 'S 5 AMW ,J ME' rv' FRENCH 1 1- 'sh is TISHA USER 1? N I ,JW 'mia 634514 E543 CREAL i' I 1 K wiki W HOFFMAN 'Ni fa 5, S 1 1' 551, BILLIN GS ,fa-wi gf 5, + DON VROOMAN COACH SCHULZ COACH CROUCHER BA KER j KENNEDY DON CREAL f 1 v TOOKER BEVER ,C -:W Q' z if v,,4! ,. lfgagfr '-4:wf3'. A X '. ,131 1213, v v' f VROOMA N 1754 1 First row: Nichols, French, R.g Vrooman, Hoffman, Rutishauser, Eldredge, Baker, L.3B1ai.r, Buddles, Ward. Second row: Becker, Kennedy, Tooker, Snyder, McDuffee, Bever, Billings, Mabie, Horning, L.: Spraker. Third row: Ouderkirk, Bellinger, Yacobucci, Borst, French, W.: Jewell, Baker, Diefendorf, McDuffee, R. Fourth row: Coach Schulz, Stowell, Manager Homing, Creal, Coach Croucher. SC HEDULE The cooperation of the team with the coaches, and the aggressive spirit in all the games were Canajoharie H0118Hd Parent praiseworthy qualities admired by everyone. Canajoharie Lowville This year's squad included: Don Creal and Dick Canajoharie Richfield Springs Rutishauser, ends, Russell French, Al Billings, and Canajoharie New York Mills Jerry Nichols, tackles: Jerry Snyder, Les Eldredge Canajoharie Sauquoit and Roger Blair, guards: Paul Spencer, centerg Canajoharie Frankfort Jimmy Ward and Donald Spraker, quarterbacks: Canajoharie Dolgeville Captain Don Vrooman, left halfbackp Ronald Hoffman and Chuck Becker, right halfbacksp Alvin Buddles and Don Bever, fullbacks. Playing for the first time on the New East Hill LL Field, the Black Knights had a good all-around season. They chalked up a record of no defeats on the new field which we hope will be continued in the coming years. The team greeted two new coaches this year, Mr. Richard Croucher assisted by Mr. Henry Schulz. Under their instruction the squad completed the season with three wins, three losses, and one tie. K 1. 6 A If If vt , BV: y J 1,9 2 Q- g df 'L 4 6 Z 7 l 4 4 6 e I Z 4 Z Z Left to right: Geiskopf, Vrooman, Bronk, French, Tooker, Creal, Rutishauser, Lennon, Becker, Coach Stark. SCHEDULE CANAJOHARIE 46 Northville 49 Mayfield 55 Northville 46 Central 37 'Fort Plain 44 'St. Johnsville 52 Mayfield 44 'Dolgeville 64 'St. Mary's 39 Central 42 'Frankfort 54 'Fort Plain 46 Cherry Valley 45 'St. Johnsville 57 'Dolgeville 62 'St. Mary's 61 'Frankfort 42 Cherry Valley ' League Ga mes OPPONENTS 43 59 44 40 47 54 65 45 78 40 56 63 61 64 43 60 65 54 The 54-55 Varsity Redskins were not as fortunate in the win column as the J. V. team, but they were never lacking in spirit and fight. Many losses came on close scores, but the team gave its all until the last whistle. The boys were a credit to their Alma Mater and we're proud of their efforts. Coach Stark is hoping for better breaks and a more successful season next year. eh ilk 8 CHUCK BECKER ED BRONK DON CREAL RUSS FRENCH BOB GEISKOPF LARRY HORNING HUGH LENNON DICK RUTISHAUSER JACK TOOKER DON VROOMAN I - E . , ., n vv vu ..- n u n vu rv n I n u n n u ,, ,, dltdbflwdldtfyg ,MBA Northville Kneeling: Smith, Nestle, VanDusen, Diefendorf, Klump, Hiller, Robinson, Countryman, Cotton. Standing: Spraker, Nichols, Dygert, Buddle, Horning Chamberlain, Mabie, Coach Shulz. WWW CANAJOHA R115 OPPONENTS XP ,V 36 33 vi Mayfield Northville Central Fort Plain St. Johnsville Mayfield Dolgeville St. Mary's Central Frankfort Fort Plain Cherry Valley St. Johnsville Dolgeville St. Mary's Frankfort Cherry Valley L 'fxfsi i 1 2 5 X 4 f s 6 i ' -. Kneelmg Borst Becker, Bowerman, Smith. Standing: Mable Hoffman Lennon, Rutishauser, Douglass, Gerskopf Not present Bronk, Pitcher, Sitterly, Wilhams Coach Swarnbank. E , - 34445461 CANAJOHARIE OPPONENTS The 1954 Canajoharie Baseball Team had a good season during the two months in which it played, Dolgeville winning half of the games played. The team was St. Mary's coached by Mr. Swainbank, who is no longer with Fort Plain the Canajoharie faculty. He had good assistance Frankfort from Clark Douglass, Paul Pitcher, Howard Sitterly, St. Johnsville and Jim Williams who graduated in June. The re- Dolgeville maining veterans are planning on an equally success- St. Mary's ful season in 1955. Frankfort Fort Plain St. Johnsville X? lkf t, S if 0 ' V1 f 111' HOLD THAT LINE!! We WANT A ToucHDoWN1..... ......TAKE IT AWAY, AWAY, AWAY! WE WANT A BASKET.. .... Yes, just as sports would seem empty without cheers, they would seem even more empty without cheerleaders, for they are the teams' greatest sup- porters. The enthusiasm and inspiration of them have made our sports far more interesting and exciting. This year the Varsity squad will lose Mary Elizabeth Mancini, Linda Shineman, and Nola Hastie. Their absence will be a great loss to the squad. Left to right: Hastie, Mancini, Spranger, VanAvery, p Shineman. who W., y T' W . ,4,.. , 4' is E. , A- A I ww A 5 s 'tm .1 3 ,X fi f BIZ.Z BEV is 'QM' If Q .1 LYNN W. . .Pa iff .ff 4 '-. mean We-rarity 64cm The confusion of deciding which jj! ,IW 1 cheer to do next, and the excite- SUSIE L , ment of doing that cheer are all a part of I, V, cheerleading. , -5, W7 This year the squad will lose FRIT Z Susan Traudt, who has filled her position enthusiastically and with great ability. Next year the re- maining J. V. Cheerleaders will all be hoping to gain a position on the Varsity, leaving their positions to be filled by new candidates. Wi? BET DAR Left to right: Jacksland, Traudt, Lingelbach, Horning, Thompson. ANDY W :?:3:Q4?iEg 5'3 3555532 f':+ ?3.:?:3? 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Canajoharle N Y Proprukor Phone 3 6865 WY Servlce and Apphances FERRARO MOT OR SALES Your r r1endly Ford Dealer Cornpllments DOBBEIR S TOGGERY Fort Plam New York Congratulatwn s to the Class of '55 COLOR SHOP Fort Plain, New York Compllments of MARSH5 MARKET Bread Buns Cake Cookie s - Pie Fresh to Your Door Tremaine Dave Russ Your I-IATHAWAY DRIVERS ST LJ DI O J ff' of CANAJOHAKH1 COLJI-ZIELK Ma! PORT PLA! N STAN DARD Compllments of Congratulatlons to WESTERN AUTO the Class of 55 Assoc: STORE H 5 Fort P15111 N W York bort P16111 N W 'York VALLEY HOME IMPROVEMENT CO four Home Is Our BUSIHGSS Appllanc e s l5u1ld1ng Mater 1als Prompt SGTVICC for Fuel and Kerosene gafagwffww W2 Zgffei Metered and Stamped Canajoharle 3 6563 l1ort Plam 4 5501 Q or1Pratulat1on to the Clas of 1955 from PUTMAN S MARKET ZZ Church St Cana-joharle N Y Home Cooked Dmners All Legal jeverages Televlslon LINK SPENCER Proprletor Flat Creek New York DRY GOOD ST ORE Ladle and Cluldr en s Wear Dry woods NOt1OHS Wallpaper Fort Plaln New fork - OB' . ,, I A - A . , D . . . ' e if V - S LlNli'S RESTAURANT . EARL HQQK K' . . J V - F X H Congnratulatlons Complete Lln of Apphances to the EXCIHSIVC D1str1butors Class of 1955 Frlgldalre Products C O S Maglc Chef Ranges Three S ores to ESAKESILK eHow Canajoharle Fort Plaln Gloversvllle DALEY Cwar s and New room 50 Church St Canajoharle N DINGIVIAN John Deere and Papec Implements Sharon Sprlngs New fork AL. S ELECTRIC SHOP Radlo Televlslon Appllances Heatlng Johnstown New York Conv ra1:ulat1ons PALATINE BUILDERS SUPPLY S RAY Congratulatlons to the Class of 53 ADELING S GARAGE Cana-1ohar1e New Yorl Compllments PHILWICK IVIILLS Canal Street Fort Plalr New York 1 '- l '- xv g- J ' . e . of L- L fi - 1 , 1 5 S G S .. . . ' 1 , .Y. S, o , .- of 77 1 K . , I B. .G Q L, n , HOLZHEIMEIR SHAUL. Amsterdam INew York Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 xmwfvgxiw N U RS I N6 I'-IO INA E KATHERINE SHAFFEIR SUPT Compllments WAY INN DINER Yosts New 'xork VHE SMART SHOP Co mpl1m nts AMES GARAGE Ladlef: Apparel Annes New York Cooperstown Canajoharle Corrmplune its MART! NLMNAY LCD I2 Greater Value Alway blxA PERDAS FURS 109 E Ivlam St Amsteldam N Y Clve Chrlstma Club Thr1ft1es X lov rsvllle New Yo k FMIANUEL fRPRlDES l ro pr le to 1 Con ratulatlon fl ora th Kwai-iagxma EVEN I Nb lZl:.CGKDl1K 8: - . I T ' - f , e of of ' n , r 7 V 5 5 . 1 .' of -, 35 S 'i . - . . , n - ,.1. . C . . . ., L rig f- ,- ' 3 ' L . .1 Q , 'I' ,V . g s . ' fr, X , Compliments of INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of NIC!-lOl 'Q DAIRY AMES MACHINE TOOL WORKS Toro Whirlwind Sale s and Se rvic e E BERNARD SCHUTT Phone Canajoharie 3 03 87 R MAYNARD CROSS Meats DuPont Paints Ames New York Phone 3-7393 Good Luck THE FASHION Amsterdam N Y SATTERLEE S FUEL. CO INC Oil Burner s Heating Coal Oil Compliments of CONO VER S DEPT ST ORE INC Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 SILAS ATHANAS RA 10 O Gen. Merchandise from JOSEPH TIZALJDT INC Smce 1900 Member F1OI1St Telegraph De llvery NATHAN SAMUELS INC Men s and Boys Wear Congratulatlons to the Class of 1955 I.. GOTTI GROCER Cana-joharle N Compllments RICHARD MOTOR SALES Good Luck from ARBEE IEWELERS Ft Plaln Amsterdam PET RI S BAKER Y Fort Plaln New York JACK 8: .TTT L. SHOPS Togs and Thlngs for Toddlers Tots and Teens CanaJohar1e Fort Plam Cooper stown Best W1SheS to the Class of 55 fyiflfi from the RESTALJ RANT Itallan Foods Are Our Speclalty Remember K1dS You Are Always Welcome I . ll ' if - ,N'EnrL0'F . of O 1 Fort Plain, N.Y. U h , .Y. ' 4.1-.J ll ' ' ll 9 I ' CANAJOHARIE so-1 U urs Fhght lnstructmns Passenger R1deS Phone 3 0872 Shoes for Ent1re Fanfuly WESLEY G ROOD Manager Church St Canajoharle CORNER GARAGE M W RQQSEVELT Kf GAIZLOCIQ Dodge and Plymouth Sales and SGTVICE GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 3 3114 Erle Blvd New York CanaJohar1e New York BAUDER Z4 Hour Towmg GAS AND ELECTRIC Local and Long Dlstance Zero Food Stores Compllments f The Rlch Plan vos HT 5 GARAGE PM New York Compl1ments C H L, SERVICE CO INC Wholesale Reta1l E.RNIE'S GRILL, Gree1:1ng Cards Church and SS Supphes Palatine Bridge , . . I O Bl ' 91 I of .I , RUTH S BEAUTY STOP AT STAIZKS Fulton County s Bus1est Department Store Johnstown New York C B PLJTMAN JOHN E NORTH Owner Reta1l Lumber and Bu1ld1ng Suppl1es Fort Pla1n New York Co mpllments SHOP Sharon Sprmg S SCHULTS MOT OR SALES THE FOSTERS ANTIQUES Grand Street Palatme Br ldg e New York HOBBY CENTER 8 West Fulton Gloversv1lle Phone 4 7421 But Eve r ythmg DONHNIC ROSE General Truck1ng Sand Gravel C1nders Top So1l Excavat1on Grad1ng Canajoharle New York Sl-Il NEMAIXVS OAI RY Mllk and Ice Cream ll ll , . f of ' 9 l I . New York ! 3 il ' 91 , . U QMWIWW AGENCY, INCL. Insurance Counselors B. GRA Y Sr SONS The Best in Furniture Fort Plain, New York Cong r atulation s to the Class of 1955 IZOBI NSONMQJZ SM I TH INC LA UNDERERS A ND C LEAN ERS Cornplnnents CENTRAL NATIONAL BAN K St JrOl'111SV1ll8 M1ddleburg Member Canajoharle Fonda Sharon Sprlngs Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon E. WILFRED CURRIER Bu1ck Sales and SEIVICC General Insurance Nelhston N Y if JM SKILLS GUIDANCE balanced tram mg actxvltxes Placement In key posltxons nn busmess professnonal and government offices ILBIIV USIIESSGOLLE E I . of . I, ,. I ll ' al' ' ' 126 . 134 wumngwn Aw., Albany 6, N. Y, sm. Rqumfa - vvmm Appwwa , . . . . . . ' JACK FROST DRIVE IN W Grand St Route 5 Palatlne Brldge V1s1t Montgomery County s Most Modern Drlve In Carhop Servlce Upholstered Booths Counter SETVICG Your Favor1te Ice Cream Flavor s Complete Dinner s Lunches H I ABOELLA SON Men S and Boys Clothlng 49 N Maln St Gloversv1lle N Y Compllments of the LAMP POST Charle ston Four Corners New York PLANK S BEAUT Y PARLOR Moye r Street Canajoharle fi W APPAREL SHOP HANIFIN PONTIAC INC We st Mam Street Nelhston New York New York N PETER PALM 8: SO Staple and Fancy GIOCCTIES Fru1ts and Vegetable s Fresh Da11y Tel 3 4571 71 Mohawk St PARR S SHOE STORE The Famlly Shoe Store Fort Plaln New York . . K .Me L 34 S , BAUMES SERVICE STATION Texaco Products T1res Batterles Auto Pamtmg Body Work Phone 3 6761 CanaJohar1e N 'I za ,iraq Z0 Otsego Street Phone 3 0231 CanaJohar1e New York PARROW WaeQ2f Fort Plam N Y Compllments KELLEY S TRANSPORTATION Cana-joharle SIVHTH S CASH Compllments of MARKET Cholce Meats I 42 Chufflh Sf 80 N Maln Street Canajohame New York Glover sv111e New York phone 3 7651 Spec1a11z1ng 1n Sub Teens and Teens Best W1shes CHAS WAUFLE for the Class of 1955 AND SQN Sealtest Ice Cream Fort P1a1n 4 4433 if ' of ' New York . 9 6 Qygfifafy-ff? SWARTZ s GARAGE SPORT SHOP Fort Plam Spec1al1sts m Sports New York 16 East Fulton Street Phone 5 1322 Cornplunents BOLMAN S BOULEVARD Gloversvllle New York TAVERN Because You Love N1ce Thmgs Compllments of Compllments 'rn-a E SCJDA -SPA LODGE STONE LURIES J mn! I- COAI.. CO and Amsterdam LAUNDRO T Fuel O11 Blue Coal Kerosene New York CanaJohar1e New York Phone 3 8123 1 U Y ll ' ' ' if I of i if ' ' ,I of I I ' -D lb if - i Qwfaigf .CE CREAM GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION Fort P1a1n New York Best W1SheS to the Class of 1955 RAYMOND Ol MQTFTB CONSTRUCTION CO A1-ch1tectura1 Des1gn and Bu11d1ng Constructlon IVIIDWAY MARKET BRYANT S Rural Grove New York OSBORN S Rustcraft Cards News Clgars 19 Chu ch St CanaJohar1e N Y SUSI S ICE CREAM Hot Dog s L1ght Lunches Fountam SETVICG .T W SCHULTS COAL CO Establlshed 1911 44 Years of Servlce Coal Anthrac 11:e Stoker s Phone 3 0401 Always So rnethmg New C R MA YLENDER IVIILLER S LIQUOR STORE 1 M111 Street Canajoharle ! Canajoharie, New York I ' 1 1 Q 14 , . . 0 0 .5 1 . 97 Compllments of LUXURA Y INC Fort Plaln New York BAUDER OIL. CO INC Fuel O11 and He atmg In stallatlon s Fort Plam Compllments of PALATINE HOTEL FALKS Flavor Spot Soft Drmks V1rg1n1a Dare s Korker Saratoga Vlchy CANAJO HAR! E ESOTTLI NEI WORKS THE DUGOUT ELMENDORF S 54 Maln St Fort Planm Com llments UPHOLSTERING P Reupholsterlng TOYS and Phone 4 5251 VICTOR! CHAIN 88 Mam St Sportlng Goods INC Fort Plam, N Y FLUMEMWZFULLER Feed Seed Fert1l1zer Quahty Bulldlhg Mate r 1aI s Phone 3 6311 Palatlne Br1dge, New York , , ., . I I . . . , 1 , Furniture and of - Y I UVEH NINE UEUAUIES UF PAPER BAG MANUFAUTUHINU 96 years ago James Arkell Benjamm Smxth and Adam Smxth formed a company at Canajoharle New York to flll the need for cotton bags used to sh1p wheat down the Erle Canal to New York The C1v11 War cut short the supply of cotton whlch turned the attentrons of these three men to the development of the fust paper bag manufacturmg machines qt x I 'Vw f 3. From James Arkell s early patents have come the machtnes of today whlch produce for an mdustry that runs to many m1l11ons Arkell and Smtths has grown wrth th1s lndustry and today stands rn an envlable posrtlon of producmg the fxnest qua11ty products for drscummatmg customers whlle at the same tlme shartng a responslble posmon tn the communlty where tlus busmess was founded Canayoharle s Oldest Industry x65 Hlilill and SMITHS PETER LINGELBACH Ta11or1ng and Cleanmg HAWKINS AUTO SALES De Soto Plymouth Sales and SCIVICG Nelhston, New York KANE S Boys and Men s Furn1sh1ngs Canajohame New York EARL DIEVENDORF AND SON INSURANCE 18 West Ivlain St. Canajohane, New York H S BILLINGTON HARDWARE Paints - Houseware Plurnbmg Suppl1es WROBEI.. BROS Wholesale and Retail Ice Cream Coal, GPOCETISS and General Merchandlse Phone 3 -5342 -.1 , , 141.-.-i , -L11-11 - - ll li 1 ,- V ......- Q 1 - LV-- nqj .i . 'Fit .1,Ef, ,4,.....- i -,sW:,,,.---T: ' 1 -' -If-T .. -.....- -l7L-3XX'M -5: ' 1' ?.l:':'4-fx k . . . 'EAL 'f If - :'... ., f K :-f .3-lug? E- 3' ' I f XXL ff' - ' - - +-:.- 5 Ee J. -- - 1 V , -Y - - 3 ?-V L - T fn'--,Y i- .. . . . i --- 1 'W' 2-.V - --:, , i , W.- W I 1 .4 . . 1111 i ..g L .. . . --f 'T....s i- , 1... ...Y iii., , . ..,....-. Ati- 1 .-.1.....-- - 1- -1.- ...1. 435- 41 Q T -. 1 .- o 'Taq' nl , . .' , . .' , . Q 1 1 .. 9 . . . . Compllments A F- I' KILDELRICK New Homes and Remodelmg Palatme Bndge DUNGAR S New York ROLAND A REESE Radlo TGISVISIOH and Records GRAN SERS New York SCTVICGS and Apphances EA RTO N S mizma 66 Church Street Cana-1ohar1e New York SINGER SEWING CENTER 50 E Maln Street Amsterdam Drugs Wlth a Character New Y01'k JOHNE LARRABEE CO INC Amsterdam, N Y Complunents of an Www EESTALJ RANT Canajoharle, New York of Palatine Bridge, I tl ' 99 ., . Be st Wishes to the Graduates HAY TRADE JOURNAL PRINTING DoN S DINER Compliments Comphm Hts Fonda New York FORT PLAIN CHARM CORNER DRY CLEANERS INC INC Fort Plain Nr w York Flowers for All Oeca ion WM W JOH NSTONE FLORIST Crand Street Palatine Brid 0 New fork THE DRESHER If URNITURE CO The Hou L of C Eurruture I ittle Falls N d WAC ENHEIM S ats Suits Dresses Popular Prices Am terdam New for k 51 rears of Exp: rience in Trainm foi Business CENTRAL CIT V EJUSINESS INSTITUTE -128 South Warren Street Sfrac se 2 New Xorlf 1 ' ' - Q of 5 , . ' . . 3 ss 1 C- Sm Telegraph Delivery Service xl JA . . gd, , 1 ' - ' S - ' Co - ' ' I i 3 ' 1 ' I D LIOO at 1 L . s , ' 1-1. : SY' Y Y ' I L1 3 , f ggamwwli L Yes we love the halls of Can J That surround us here today And we w1ll not forget though We be far far away Deep w1th1n the Mohawk Valley Stands a school that s very dear It always 15 our guldlng llght To make our future clear So wlth you we spend our school days In hopes that we 1n some small way May brmg you fame someday Can Joharle I-hgh we love you It 1S you we proudly hall Though years go by the thought of You w1ll constantly preva1l ,. , o , . 1 ln work, in sports, in play 9 I J ,. . . i i 7 Wwgixfoagwudf TO T v-I E cn.Ass 0 ness YuF Fel Sd s f 1956 f 1957 fclflig f1959 Cl f 1960 From o r riends and 1 ow tu ent in the Class o Class o Class o 7 Class o ass o LINDSAY,S Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 me Foot Wear LESLI E T. 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