Canaseraga High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Canaseraga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1951 volume:

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This year I wish to vary the procedure just a little and offer a collection of famous quotations and sayings with the hope that you may remember just one of them some- time in the years to come. Dayton E. Murray The thing that impresses me most about America is the way the Parents obey their children. The Duke of Windsor Above is a man who deprives you of solitude with- out providing you with company. MR. MURRAY Angnymgug You cannot do a kindness to some because you never know how soon it will be too late. Emerson The greatest undeveloped territory in the world lies under your hat. Anonymous Jails and Prisons are the Complement of Schoolsg so many Less as you have of the Latter, so many More must you have of the Former. Horace Mann The man who is waiting for something to turn up might start with his shirt sleeves. Bob Zuppke When you're through changing, you're through. Bruce Barton If you will just learn to do one useful thing better than anybody else, you will never be out of a job. President Lowell of Harvard Tact is the ability to describe others as they see themselves. Abraham Lincoln There are two kinds of men who never amount to very much, ---those who cannot do what they are told, ---and those who can do nothing else. Churchill Many of us spend half our time wishing for things we could have if we didn't spend half our time ------------ wishing. Alexander Woollcott Are you willing to stoop down and consider the needs and the desires of little children, to remember the weakness and loveliness of people who are growing old, to stop asking yourself whether you love them enough: to bear in mind the things that other people have to bear on their hearts, to trim your lamp so that it will give more light and less smoke, and to carry it in front so that your shadow will fall behind you, to make a grave for your ugly thoughts and a garden for your kindly feelings, with the gate wide open--- these even for a day? Then you are worthy of a place in this world. Henry V'anDyke Z . Dedication We, the Seniors of 1951, wish to dedicate this edition of the CHIEFTAIN to Mr. Barocco, Mr. Rae, and Mr. Pratt for their guidance, generosity and inspiration throughout our school years 3 -1 L' 1 .E ,x giiif ' 1- D J K ME eb X3 'P.? ' r 1 frrzw .,,,S.f,E. ei? rf' '57 nhxw , M., 23:57. H .-x--af' . gi.. '-' 7.13- ,5-:-,,ff,, . '4 1, - gb '- gun.. .f 'j' 53:1 53 ,t1,f, ,451 g. Q 1 xx , ' , .- X. v -235,1 -lf.'j,v'L5v sf, A , kv 71 ffm' K ujrf: X -gk 1'-. 1Al.4,1 x X, - 3-TC? bis 5 -.- '.g', 452, gg , 10- lft'Y15 ' 4e'l.'-.- fini-. '41 , '-Tn 'J3',, '- 7- .' 'f a7,Ttj, ' r. M 5:12 Amvy ..aff?q -an df.: gui' .A-'I v Q fE1f2 fi'm 3' Ihsijia. M 45 V l vs 1 JM ww L1 m .ff- All L 4 ff. r,. y U 4 Auth, lg. 'Lk i IV' fw 7. -:gn S5319-5 . :,iQjm G 5:5 Q- :-' if -.naw 1, - wit 7 3-' , V 1-' ' in ' ,' H ,J ' , v Q11 1 v f gy-1 -xLy1f x ,I . 2 K fl -'fr . 7 J X ' in u' . . 5 . 1 -,J--A 37 J . E fri? Tc Y: :- ,S- + 5 i.lh J.. 50:4 N? .'. ' . . PJ: ' A YY gf, : 4,1 . 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Volleyball ------ ----'---- Basketball -------- Library Council ---- Senior Play ------- --- --- 4-H- ------------------------ -- Secretary of Library Council ---- Vice-President of 4-H --------- Literary Club ---------- Press Club- -------- - F.F.A. ------------ Sentinel of F. F. A. ------ Senior Play Committee ---- Junior Prom Committee ---- Pow Wow Committee- ----- - Tennessee Waltz 1-I,-Ayn ------4 ----z, 3,4 ------4 ---1,2 -----4 ------4 ---Z, 3,4 ------4 ---- 4 LEONA AUSTIN LEE Aren't We Ducky? Chorus ------------ --- --Z, 3 Girls' Basketball ---- ----4 Press Club -------------- ---1, 2, 3. 4 Junior Prom Committee ---- -------- 3 Senior Play ------------- Art Club --------- ---- Library Council ---- -- Student Council ------------- -. ----- Make -Up Committee ---------- Managing Editor of Pow Wow ---- Student Court ---------------- Science Club --------------- Literary Club ------ Speaking Contest ------------- Be1oved Be Faithful Z, 3, 4 ---Z ---l --- 3 --- 4 l 7 ----4 ---l, Z --l, Z. 3,4 --- 4 --------4 ---4 ---4 ----1 -----4 ---1,z REVA BUTLER Cut The Comedy Prela Club ------ Literary Club --------- Senior Play ------------- Vice-President of Claus ------ Art Committee on Pow Wow ---- Be My Love GRANT CASE CASEY Hey Clem Magic Club-- ----- - ---- .--- ------ -- 1, Z Preu Club ------- ---- ---- -- ---- l, 4 Library Council ------ ---------- l , Z, 3, 4 Soccer --------- --- ---- ---- - -- .--- 1 F.F.A. ---------------- ------- I ,2,3,4 4-H ------------------------ ------- 1 , 2 Vice-President of Magic C1ub--- --- Z Library Council Secretary ------ ---- 4 F. F. A. Second Vice President -------- 4 4-H Vice-President ------------------ Z Literary Club--- ---- ---.---- 4 Senior Play ---- ------ - ----- 4 Science Club -------- ---- - ---2 Junior Prom Committee ---- ---- - --- 3 Blue Canadian Rockies 8 President of Claaa- - ------- ---- - IIPEGN Chorus ------------------------ l Student Council- - - ------ - -l , Z, 3. 4 2, 3,4 ------4 ----4 Junior Prom Committee ------------ -- 3 Library Council ---------------- ----Z. 4 Senior Play Publicity Committee ------- 4 Art Club ----------------------------- I --- Z ---4 ----4 MILTON HARVEY What's The Difference? Soccer ------------------- - ---- l, 2, 3 4 Basketball ---- Chorus ------- F. F. A. -------- LiteraryClub-- ----- -- ---- ------4 Senior Play ------------ Senior Play Committee - - - Junior Prom Committee--------H --- 3 Pow Wow Committee---u 4-H----.-----.----.--- Brown Eyes ---l,2,3,4 -- ---4 ---- ----4 - ---- 1 2 EUGENE GREGORIUS ' To The Bad TlNKBR' Basketball- -- -- Soccer ----- Volleyball ---- Gym Team ---- 4-H ------------ 4-H Treasurer ---- 4-H Secretary ------'---- -- F.F.A.----- ------------- --- Vice-President of F. F.A. --- -- Press Club- - -------------------- Business Manager of Pow Wow an d Chieftain ----------- ---- ----- Student Council ------------- Student Court ---------------- Treasurer of Student Council--- President of Class ----------- Junior Prom Committee ----- Literary Club ----------- Library Council ---- - ------------ Senior Play --------- ' ---------- Business Manager of Senior Play-- Waltz Of The Alamo nnMILTll ---1.2, 3:4 ---- Z, 3,4 -----4 9 JANET JACKSON TODY Gee, That's Swell, You Know It? Press Club -------------------------- 4 Literary Club ---------- ---- 4 Senior Play --------------- ------- 4 Junior Prom Committee -------------- 3 Publicity Committee For Senior Play---4 So Long, lt's Been Good To Know You CLAYTON KENYON ACE What You Going To Do Now? 1-'.r.A. ---- ------------- Agriculture --- - Shop --------- Soccer --------- Baseball ----------- F. F. A. Basketball- -- Senior Play --------- Wrestling-- ----- -- Library Council- -- Volleyball ------- 4-H ----------- Literary Club ------------ --Ho t Rod Race - ---l,Z,3,4 ---l,Z. 3 --- 1.2, 3 ------4 ----- 4 --- 1.2.3 ------4 -----l -------4 --- l,Z,4 ---l,Z,3 ------4 10 ELINOR LaMONTE l've Gotta Get I-lome Band --------- --- ---- Chorus --------- ---- Girls' Quartet ----- Dance Band ---- ------ President of Class ----------- --------- 1 Vice-President of Student Council ---- 3, 4 Treasurer of Class ----------------- --2 Press Club --------- Science Club ------ Literary Club ---- Student Court ---------- Girls' Basketball -------- Junior Prom Committee-- ------ - Manager of Costume Committee ------- 4 Senior Play -------- ----- ------ - - --.. 4 l Want To Be Loved ELLlE 1,z.3,4 1,z,3,4 ---- 2.3.4 --- ---- ---4 --z.3,4 ---3 4 LOlS ANN KILEY What D' Ya Say? Chorus -------------- ----..- Cheerleader- -- Science Club ---- Press Club ---- Literary Club-- - Senior Play ------ Library Council -------- Senior Play Committee-0 Girls' Basketball ------- Art Club ---------------- Junior Prom Committee- - - - Without A Song ---2,3 -----4 ---afl --- 3 11 1-LOBYU --------4 ---l,Z,3.4 ------3 4 1,z,3,4 --------4 ------4 ----4 -- 3,4 ----3 4 ----l,Z,3 -------3 JANET LIVERGOOD Hey. What'a The Idea? Chorus - ---------- - Press Club ----- --- l, 3, 4 Literary Club ----- ------ 4 Library Council ------- - ------ Z, 4 Caieteria Staff ---------- -- l, Z, 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee-U ---- --- 3 Speaking Contest ------------------- 3, 4 Senior Play --------- - --------- ------- Senior Play Publicity Committee ------- Treasurer of Clan ------------ - ---- Art Committee Pow Wow ---- Remember Me --------------1.2. MATT LBACH MA'r'r Why Not? Chorus -------- L ------ Student Council- - Preaa Club ----- Magic Club ---- Science Club -------- 1. 2. a. 2. Craft Club ------------ --.- 1 , Claaa Vice-Preaident--- ----- Claas Secretary ------- --.... Senior Play ------------ .... 3 , Baseball -------------- Airplane Club Secretary ---- -- Literary Club ------------ Junior Prom Committee Rhapsody ln Blue uJANu 3 4 4 4 4 IZ 4 4 3 Z 4 4 4 3 4 3 JAMES NEWVILLE CRICKET Roll The Window Down Harvey Soccer ------------- - ---- -------- Z ,3 4 Baseball ------ ---l, Z, 3, 4 Basketball ---- ---1, Z, 3,4 Wrestling-U ---- --- Z Senior Play ------- ------. 4 F.F.A. ------------ --l,2,3,4 F. F. A. Secretary ---- ------ 4 Press Club --------- ---1, 4 Literary Club ----- ---- 4 4-H Club -------- --- 1,1 Clans President ------ --- ---- ---Z Librlry Council ----------------- -Z, 3 4 Vice-President of Library Council ----- 4 Junior Prom Committee ------ - ------- 3 Craft Club ------------- ---- Shotgun Boogie DORIS MANN Phooey, Too Chorus ------- ----- . ------- Cheerleading ------------ Junior Prom Committee ---- Senior Play -------------- Press Club- --------------- Student Council Secretary ---- Student Council President-- Science Club -------------- Girls' Quartet ---------- Senior Play Committee-H Chas Secretary -------- Student Court ----- ---- Literary Club--- ---- f-- - nun MANNlE ---l, 2, 3, 4 ------1,z ------ 3 ----4 ---4 ---z ---4 ----3 ----4 -- 3,4 ---1,3 ---z,4 ----4 .q, ---1 13 WILLIAM PIERCE BILL You I-lambone , Baseball ----------------- ---- -2 . 3, 4 Basketball ---- ---- 2 . 3. 4 Soccer ----- ---- 2 , 3, 4 Wrestling ---- ------ 2 Volleyball ---- --- 4 Band ------- ---- l Press Club--- --- l,4 Senior Play ------ ---- 4 F. 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Sentinel ---- --- 3, 4 4-H -------------- - - - 1, 2 4-H Treasurer ---- ---- Z Literary Club ---- ---- 4 Library Council --------- ---- 4 Junior Prom Committee--- --- 3 Basketball Captain ------- - - - - 4 Hot Rod Race No. Z AUDREY SAXTON AUD Oh, Well-That's Life Chorus- ------------- ----- ----- l , Z, 3, 4 Girls' Quartet--- ---- -2, 3, 4 Band ------------- ---- l , 2, 3, 4 Dance Band ------------ -------- 4 Treasurer of Class ------ ------- l Vice-President of C1ass--- ----- 2 Literary Club ------------------------ 4 Press Club ---------------------- Z, 3, 4 Manager of Girls' Basketball Team-- 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee -------------- 3 Senior Play -------------------------- 4 Senior Play Costume Committee ------- 4 President of Band --------------- ---- 4 Assistant Director of Band ----- ---- 4 Science Club --------------- ---2, 3 Library Council ----------- ---- 4 I'll Get By 14 LILLIAN SHUTE LIL How, Ugh Chorus ------- --- ----2 Science Club--- ----l Press Club ---- --- 1,4 4-H ------------- ---- 2 Library Council-H ----4 Art Club -------- ---- l Senior Play ------------- ---- 4 Junior Prom Committee-U --- 3 Senior Play Committee ------ --- Z. 3 Pow Wow Editor in Chieftain ---- --- 4 Literary Club ---------------- ---- 4 Tennessee Waltz VENITI-IA THOMPSON VINNIE Oh, For Pete Sake Chorus --------------------- ---- l , Z Press Club- ------ ---Z, 3,4 Literary Club ---- ----- - 4 Clan Secretary ---- ------- Z Cafeteria Sta!! ----------------- 1, Z, 3, 4 Senior Play -------------------------- 4 Senior Play Publicity Manager --------- 4 Art Editor of Pow Wow -------- --- 3, 4 Art Editor of Chieftain ------- ---- 3 .4 Junior Prom Committee ---- ---- 3 Girls' Basketball --------------------- Z The Waltz You Saved For Me 15 , 1 -.' 5 . 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' XT' w Vfi?fif.X4 Uh - V CHARLES WILKINS Great Gobs Of Grease Baseball --------- ---- ---- Z , 3, 4 Basketball ---- ---- l , 2, 3. 4 Soccer ------ ---- Z , 3, 4 Vol1eyball--- --- Z, 3, 4 Wrestling-U ----- --- Z Band ------ ---- l , 2, 3, 4 Chorus ------ ------ 3 . 4 Press Club ------ ---2,3,4 Class President ---- ----- 4 Class Treasurer-H ---- 3 Student Council -------------- --- 3 Senior Play ------------------- ---- 4 Airplane Club Vice-President ---- --- 3 Literary Club ----------------- - - - 4 Junior Prom Committee ------ --- 3 Soccer Team Captain--fn ---- 4 Dance Band ------------ ---- 4 Student Court ------------ ---- 3 Sympathy DORIS WILSON DORIS And Everything Press Club ---- ---1,Z,3,4 Chorus --------------- ---l,l,3,4 Senior Play ------------ -------- 4 Senior Play Committee ---- --- 4 Junior Prom Committee ---- --- 3 Speaking Contest --------- --- 4 Art Club --------- -- Z. 3 Science Club ------ ---l Library Council -------- ---l Junior-Senior Banquet --------- --- 3 Blue Canadian Rockies SKlP 16 Senior Horoscope W f daifjfiffgg, ffef Name Where Found Noted For Wants To Be Will Be Leona Austin Reminiscing Talking Model Sailor's Wife Fay Bennett Birdsall Accidents Farmer Stock Car Driver Reva Butler Blue Wasp Friendliness Beautician Bob's Wife Grant Case Arkport Quiet Remarks Cowboy Desperado Eugene Gregorius Short Tract Misbehavior Farmer Garbage Collector Milton Harvey Fixing Flats Beard Married Taxi Driver Janet Jackson Dancing Sleepiness WAC Model Clayton Kenyon Hornell Grin Pilot Dog Catcher Lois Ann Kiley Around Town Arguing Secretary Old Maid Matt Leach Church Initiative Minister Scientist Elinor LaMonte Baby Sitting Pestering Nurse Ma Kettle Janet Livergood Birdsall Behavior Secretary Danny's Wife Doris Mann Hornell Good Nature F. B. I. Girl Gene's Wife James Newville Mi1ton's Car Disagreeing Farmer President Bill Pierce Garwoods Wisecracks Pitcher Hill Billy Audrey Saxton By The Mail Box Piano Playing Army Nurse Flier's Wife Lillian Shute Flying Indian Chants Secretary Aviatrix Venitha Thompson Birdsall Dances Artistic 'Itouch Artist Howard's Wife Charles Wilkins Burns Chasing Girls Engineer Bachelor Doris Wilson Working Giggling Medical Secretary Movie Actress V Jaw warn, - . ll J ' sf Q4 A WM M' M - Ng frvfi- W I f' Q10 K dm ' vfC.0:,,4,U if , 2 79 'I ii, WWA Ms' J! ' X W WWW it 17 Class. Will We, the Senior Class of 1951, of Canaseraga Central School, town of Burns, the county of Allegany, and the state of New York, being of sound mind and memory, do declare this to be our last will and testament in manner and following, that is to say: First to our Principal, Dayton E. Murray, goes the largest part of our estate in the form of deep and sincere appreciation and gratitude for the guidance he has given us through those trying years. Second to our Senior Advisor, Mr. Romolo Barocco, we extend our thanks and appreciation for his friendship and guidance this past year. Third to our teachers, both in the grades and in high school, we leave our thanks for their untiring efforts to give us a firm foundation for our education. We would like to close this document with a few personal gifts to friends so: Janet Livergood leaves her position as the Belle of Birdsall to Alberta Gelser. Janet Jackson wills her ability to skip gym without being caught to Hope Harvey. Leona Austin leaves her ability to argue to the quiet Pearl Doud. Venitha Thompson leaves her dignified and grown up manner to Errol Kiley. Reva Butler leaves her beautiful dark eyes to Dolores Jacobs. Lilian Shute leaves her well liked dry sense of humor to Merie Gavitt. Charles Wilkins leaves his position as Romeo of the high school to Bill White. James Newville leaves his permanent bass voice to Bob Murray. Fay Bennett leaves his ability to wreck cars to Gerald Glover. Clayton Kenyon leaves his loudness to Bob Stratton. Grant Case leaves his lankiness to Dickie Fritz. Milton Harvey leaves his wavy hair to Dick Dresser. Eugene Gregorius leaves his marvelous build to Jerry Purdy. Matt Leach leaves his ability to get out of class to anybody that needs it. Lois Ann Kiley leaves her heart to anyone interested. Doris Mann leaves a bushel of the drugstore's peanuts to Bud King. Audrey Saxton leaves her position as President of the band and her best wishes for his success to Lyn. Elinor LaMonte leaves her ability for deviltry to Norma Kurtz. In witness thereof, we the Senior Class of 1951, do subscribe our names this 28th day of February, 1951. The testators names above who subscribed their names to this sheet of paper in the presence of us herein declare this to be their last will and testament and request us to sign our names and witness to the execution thereof which we hereby do in the presence of the testators on the date of the said will. Witnesses: Audrey Saxton Class of 1951 ' Elinor LaMonte 18 Class Prophecy It has been ten long years since I've heard from any of my classmates, but I've wondered what happened to all of them when graduation was over. The front pages of the Pow Wow are screaming with the accomplishments of the Seniors of '51. Congratulations are now in order for all of you. It has now been successful years since we have been away from the Old Alma Mater. We hope the road each of you has chosen has been as suc- cessful as ours. As I glance over the columns of the Pow Wow, I notice by the headlines that Charlie Wilkins has been doing research work on the latest developments in atomic energy in Oak Ridge. I-le has now returned to Burns and set up his Lab. He recently hired Lillian Shute as his private secretary and it is said that a slight romance is in the making. Under the society column I notice the former Doris Mann has made a hit in her latest stage play, Al1 Is Fair In Love And War. She is returning to I-Iornell where her husband, Gene Norton is at- tending the Ford Motor, Inc. Also in this column appears a familiar name. Mrs. Colin Carney, known better as Leona Austin, appears to be having a luxurious time for herself in the Hawaiian Islands. It is said that they own a large manufacturing company and produce grass skirts which she models in her spare time. Under What's New Next, my eyes rest on the name of two well known men. Milt Harvey and Bill Pierce, who purchased an estate in the Metropolis of Swains and are constantly experimenting with new and faster methods of pasteurization. It is said and I quote. They are the richest men in that district. f They wouldn't have to be very rich, would they? Q Fa-y Bennett is one of those who has remained in the vicinity of Dody's Corners. Audrey Saxton sold her estate to him and he has gone into the business oi raising his special new ever grown Bennett potatoes. . Audrey has been touring the country as the wife of Lieutenant E. J. Swain and on the side line accompanies for the famous Dixie and Jazz Band. Fay cou1dn't let the Saxton estate run down so he rented it to the Bob Fogles, the former Reva Butler. Reva now carries on the duties of an everyday housewife and entertains frequently. Tinker Gregorious started out as assistant cashier for the Canaseraga State Bank, but was re- cently promoted to the Treasury of the U. S. Government. Janet Livergood is married and resides in Elm Valley. She is trying out the techniques of motherhood, raising little Danny to be as successful as his parents. It has been written that Venitha Thompson is living in the bustling suburbs of Birdsall and working industriously at her paintings. Her newest project is designing her own home. Matt Leach is now preparing his sermon for Baccalaureate Services being held for the class of '61, In his spare time he corresponds with the Lonely Hearts' Club. James Newvillehas completed his term of Mayor of Swainsville and is now planning to run for president. Doris Wilson and Janet Jackson have been serving our country faithfully for the last ten years. They both now have obtained their discharges. Janet has become a model and Doris has gone into acting. As I gaze over the pages of the latest hits in movies in the columns of the Pow Wow, I see Grant Case as the featured cowboy and co-starring Doris Wilson in Casey Rides Again. The movie is being previewed in the Lux.Theater in Garwoods. ln the Chatter Box I noticed that Elinor LaMonte and Lois Ann Kiley are now traveling the globe after they both have finished their vocation. Elinor is superintendent of the famous Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. Lois Ann is the private beautician of the victorious Gorgeous George. They are planning to return to their prospective jobs if they don't find their one and only. As l glance down the column I see mention of the recent marriage of Clayton Kenyon to Judy Canova. Ace was home on leave from the Air Force when the ceremony took place and they left for their two weeks honeymoon on Paradise Island. Thus the pages end: They who walked the halls of C. C.S. have proceeded far toward the goal of success. Witnesses: Venitha Thompson Lois Ann Kiley William Pierce 19 Senior Snaps SDN Z0 gf Rf 3 ' Y .V .SI X QL, Jziv' 5?-2? .MJD Vw. ' .ffl 'T'-: -'FQ'--7 ' 5.5,-5. hiv? 1 : 2'. 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'df xpc, 7,- W: Jig 432 ,Br l 1' SH 66,1 If 1 4 ' L' 11 S- .M 'PQ -FP ..7.- 11 'S-4 5 its Eiff- jr 'ZX- :g ,x3 .f.f,j. 55534- 017515 Senior Class lST ROW: Left to Right' D. Wilson, R. Butler, J. Livergood, M. Leach, C. Wilkins, D. Mann. ZND ROW' Mr. Barocco, Class Advisor, L. Shute, l... Kiley, A. Saxton, V. Thompson, E. 1.aMnnte, l.. Austin, J. Jackson. KRD ROW: E. Gregorius, C. Kenyon, F. Bennett, G. Case, M. Harvey, W. Pierre, J. Newville. Class History We entered high school in September, 1947 under the watchful eye of Mr. Pratt. The officers were as follows: President, Elinor LaMonte: Vice-President, Matt Leach: Secretary, Doris Mann: Treasurer, Audrey Saxton. The Student Council representatives were Audrey Saxton and Reva Butler. We enjoyed a skating party at Bath. Our Sophomore year we elected the following officers: President, Reva Butler: Vice- President, Audrey Saxton, Secretary, Lillian Shuteg Treasurer, Elinor LaMonte. The Student Council representatives were Doris Mann and Eugene Gregorius. We enjoyed a skating party and the class picnic at Scott's Cabin. We held a bake sale for the purpose of raising class funds. Our advisor was Mrs. Lester. Under the guidance of Mr. Churchill, we completed our third year of high school. The class officers were as follows: President, Eugene Gregoruis: Vice-President, Milton Harvey: Secretary, Doris Mann: Treasurer, Charles Wilkins. The Student Council repre- sentatives were Charles Wilkins, Elinor LaMonte and Matt Leach. We held a turkey raffle, bake sale and we also sold autograph books. We are also proud of the fact that our Prom was considered one of the best ever held in this school. Mr. Barocco was our advisor as we entered our last year in high school. We elected the following officers: President, Charles Wilkins: Vice-President, Reva Butler: Secretary Matt Leach: Treasurer, Janet Livergood. The Student Council representatives are Elinor LaMonte, Doris Mann and Leona Austin. We held two bake sales, a magazine campaign and, for the first time, we sold pencils and tablets. We produced a Senior play called Growing Pains. With these many activities we are all striving towards the ultimate goal of every high school student--GRADUATION. Class Colors-Green and White Class Flower-Yellow Roses Class Motto- Just Begun, Going On. ZZ Junior Class IST ROW: Left to Right: D. Livergood, M. Gregor-ius, D. Jacobs, J. Bacon, M. Gates, L. Hess. ZND ROW: P. Gavitt, D. VanName, M. Swain, M. Seager, J. Van Neel, M. Dennis, H. Gavitt. SRD ROW: Mr. Churchill-Class Advisor, H. Tennies. R. Murray, R. Jackman, R. Dieter, R. Fenton, R. Dresser, N. Thomas, R. Stratton, L. Nye. ABSENT: A. Isaman, L. Worden. President ---------- --------------------------- L . Worden Vice-President ------------------------------ Ralph Fenton Secretary -------------------------------------- J. Bacon Treasurer ------------------------------------- D. Jacobs Student Council ---------- D. VanName, L. Hess, R. Dieter The Junior Class has had quite a busy year. We have had our share of fun and work alike. Under the supervision of our advisor, Mr. Churchill we have had a profitable raffle, a delicious pancake supper, bake sale and a successful scrap drive. Two parties have been held thus far - - a Halloween party and a Christmas party. In November a well attended square dance was held. At the present we are looking forward to our big dance - - The Junior Prom. We have ordered our class rings and expect to receive them shortly. 3 Z3 V57 IST ROW: ZND ROW: JRD ROW: MISSING: M H 317 UP Sophomore Class Left to Right: P. Doud, A. Gregorius. E. Ludwig, M. Yencer. Miss Dubert, E. Carnes, L. Clark, H. Thompson, Secretary and Treasurer, N. Kurtz B. Pierce, J. Bowman, B. King, Student Council, K. Hanchett, D. Dennis, H. Spike, J. Luce, President. D. Merriman, Vice-President, R. Cuddeback, B. Clancy, R. Halbert, H. Durnion. .Q ,R jg .g.1. -Q . 1 V .4-. gt .9 Q Iircohman Class IST ROW: Leftto Right: H. Blakely, K. Pettys, J. Gaby, B. Carnes, J. Gilbert. ZND ROW: J. Marshall. L. Dieter. M. Jackson, N. Butler, D. Hubbard, M. Patterson, E. Cuddeback, J. Patterson, C. Gavitt. 3R13 ROW: Mr. Pratt, Advisor, E. Seager, T. Thompson, G. Glover, J- Clancy. H- Cflllef, R, Eichenburger, J. Thomas, W. VanDyke, R. Mann. R. Stephens. Z4 , I 4 Eiglgvlgrhdc IST ROW: Left to Right: E. Wheeler, D. Stratton, J. Clancy, R. Gaby, G. Olecharski, R. Nichols E. Phillips. , ZND ROW: J. Jackson, B. France, M. Sherman, A. Gelser, M. Ross, H. Harvey, B. Blowers, I. Pierce, E. Wheeler, B. Snyder, C. Shay. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Aber, K. l..aMonte, T. Dieter, C. Serusa, L. Hanchett, J. Broughton, J. Scott, W. Kiley, D. Swain, J. Paine, C. Long, J. McMurtry, R. Donnelly, D. Spencer. ABSENT: A. France, R. Mess, N. White. ! . l l . IST ZND 3RD 4TH ROW ROW: ROW: ROW Seventh .Grade Left to Right: Y. McCarthy, L. Paine, N. Kanaval, S. Carnes, R. Fuller, A. Freiner C. Swain, A. Coats. Mr. Burgess, E. Ames, F. Peters, L. Brownell, D. Bennett, N. Kepner, N. Bowen, V. Marvin, M. Spike. R. Harvey, P. Travis, P. Tisdale, A. Dennis, R. Kiley, G. Gilbert, 1... Livergood, R. Hess, F. Tennies, D. Gaby. G. Purdy, F. Olecharski, P. Wilson, C. Hubbard, G. Hubbard, G. Luce, E. LaNlonte, D. Gregorius, R. Oliver. Class Officers: President-P. Tisdale Vice-President-D. Gregarius Secretary and Treasurer-G. Hubbard Student Council Member-M. Spencer Z6 5 any G W. I Sixth Grade IST ROW: Left to Right: R. Tisdale, G. Oliver, R. Kenyon, D. Swain, J. Doud. ZND ROW: V. France, L. Gavitt, C. Harvey, D. Nickols, B. Pierce, P. Covill, L. Bacon, J. Ames, J. Nickel... D. Sutterlin, S. Lyttle, B. Tefft, A. Long, R. Butler, S. Dresser. BRD ROW: Mr... Delvin, F. Worden, D. Paine, B. Glover, R. Garwood, D. Kiley, R. Fritz., G. Yencer, R. Dorey, B. Perkins, B. France, R. Stephens, R. Stevens, Mrs. Bacon. l I Yfzff- if-' w - ' i . F lfth Grade IST ROW: Left to Right: J. Wray. G. Spike, L. Spencer, M. Kiley, E. Patterson, B. Didas, M. Phillips, D. Dresser, J. Carnes, B. Spike, J. Cone. ZND ROW: Mrs. Dresser, E. Reynard, L. Bennett, L. Rabin, D. Lyttle, S. Swain, C. Monaghan. T. Hess, M. Fox. 3RD ROW: 'T. Yencer. S. Coats, G. Paine, G. Weber, R. Mann. C. Friener, D. Kinny, P. Phillips. 4TH ROW: J. Ake, A. Johnson, L. Hubbard, K. Gaby, E. Ake. ABSENT: C. Fogle, M. Underwood, G. Stratton, N. Dieter. Z7 v Fourth Grade 1. IST ROW: Left to Right: R. Mess, J. Ames, A. Oliver, B. Phillips, J. Kinney, M. Petteys, J. Cruser. ZND ROW: R. Blakley, J. Berry, F. Thompson, B. Kepngr, S, Bgggh, A, 51155, T. Monash-n. D. Rawleigh. S. Ysaman. JRD ROW: Miss McKay, D. Covill, P. Bacon, L. Thomas, C. Dennis, Hess. E. Fox, L. Amen. Third ,Grade Long. A. Marvin, R. L 4. IST ROW: Left to Right: J. Mess, R. Phillips, A. Monaghan, C. Hathaway, S. Lundmark, A. Lacy, R. Kingston, J. Ames. ZND ROW: J. Sutterlin, L. Cone. B. Bartoo, R. Kenyon, R. Austin, S. Wray, D. Sleight, J. Ringleberg, J. Kiley, M. Gregorius, B. Moose, N. Bowen, K. Reynard, L. Yencer. JRD ROW: Miss Bluestone, K. Fnwcett, D. Dux-nion. R. Karnes, C. Oliver, R. Buchanan, V. LaMonte, B. Clnncy, R. Scott. T. Anderson, D. Kinney. Z8 . .,,, Second Grade lST ROW: Left to Right: J. Kinney, H. Freiner, S. Thomas, J. Willet, L. Wade, J. Fox, M Jacobs, J. Dennis, J. Gemmel. ZND ROW: Miss Lander, D. Carnes, F. Jackson, J. Broughton, K. Thompson, C. Hubbard, J. Hughes, A. Covill, S. Dunning. M. E. Didas. 3RD ROW: V. Durnion, L. Hess, D. Perry, E. Ellis. C. Jackson, G. Dorey, V. Stephens, G Sleight, W. White, J. Anderson. . . Frrst Grade IST ROW: Left to Right: K. Luce, L. Fox, H. Rabin, D. Bartoo, B. Oliver, D. Nichols, R. Archer, J. Patterson, L. Dunning, L. Bowen. ZND ROW: Mrs. Ames, S. Peters, M. Jackson, L. Sherman. R. Tisdale, E. Ames, D. Mess, A. Drew, M. Drew. 3RD ROW: K. White, D. Wilson, D. Butler, R. Coombs. 29 Kindergarten IST ROW: Left to Right: T. Stephens, K. Ames, R. Mehlenbacher, A. Butler, B. Boyd, S. Harrison, C. Sleight, P. Fisk, J. Linzy, F. Flint. ZND ROW: Miss Jones, R. Ellis, J. Swain, S. Tefft, A. Fox, D. Bartoo, J. Kinney, M. Gavitt N. Fawcett, A. Gregarius, R. Bridge. ABSENT: F. Mastin, R. Karnes, N. Jackson, P. Fox, S. Wray. We were the first class of kindergarten children at our school. We enjoyed our holiday parties especially the one connected with the Easter Egg Hunt. lt was fun being in the Christmas play even when we worked hard to learn our poems and songs. The February circus and the May Day king and queen were thrills we will never forget. 30 Swain School There are ten children at Swain School this year. Starting from the back left corner, they are: P. Blowers, A. Swain, D. Rnwleigh. B. Blowerl, D. France, J. Spike, N. Rawleigh, V. Pierce. J. Spike, L. Weaver and the teacher il Mr. Fox. Projects at Swain School this year have included a toy farm and a life-size playhouse for first grade, a study of the village of Swain and of stores and public buildings in Swain and Canaseraga by second grade, and an Indian village, and round the-world scrapbooks made by third grade. Parents and friends were entertained at a Halloween party, a Christmas dinner and program, an Easter program and a school picnic. 31 0 '3 1.1. L The Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Austin, E. LaMonte, QVice-Presidentj, Mr. Dayton E. Murray, fPrincipal and Advisorj, D. Mann QP:-esidentj, R. Dieter, H. King, D. VanName fSecretaryj, L. Hess QT:-easurerj, J. Clancy, P. Spencer. ABSENT: M. Spencer. The Student Court Facing camera, Left to Right: L. Austin, E. LaMonte, J. Clancy, D. Mann. Back to camera: E. Carnes. The Student Court handles minor disciplinary infractions and reoresents the student body in the formation of disciplinary control policies. 32 Bull plll nl ll -Q--4 san, Press Club IST ROW: Left to Right: D. Livergood, D. Mann. M. Gates, M. Swain, D. Wilson, M. Gregarius, E. LaMonte, L. Kiley, L. Hess. ZND ROW: L. Shute, J. Livergood. V. Thompson. Mr. Barocco. L. Austin. R. Butler, A. Saxton. SRD ROW: F. Bennett, C. Kenyon, J. Newville, M. Harvey, G. Case, C. Wilkins, W. Pierce, R. Murray, M. Leach, E. Gregorius. Editor-In-Chief ------------------- L. Shute Managing Editor ------------------ L. Austin Business Manager -------- -----E. Gregarius We organized in the fall, planning on a busy year working on the Pow Wow and Chief- tain. We elected the above officers. Altogether we have co-operated very well and have been successful in producing our Pow Wows and Chieftain. 33 Senior Band IST ROW: Left to Right: V. France, B. Moose, E. Reynard. ZND ROW: G. Purdy, B. Tefft, C. l-larvey, R. Tisdale, A. Freiner, Mr. Rae, M. Swain, R. VanDyke, L. Rabin, J. Doud, D. Paine, F. Worden. 3RD ROW: J. Bacon, G. Hubbard, J. Clancy, D. Hubbard, L. Worden, J. Gilbert, E. Wheeler, E. LaMonte, D. Bennett, L. Brownell, R. Fritz.. 4TH ROW: D. Gregarius, A. Freiner, P. Spencer, E. Wheeler. A. Saxton, L.. Dieter, E. Phillips, E. Ames, J. Gaby, L. Paine, G. Luce. STH ROW: R. Hess, G. Gilbert, P. Tisdale, R. Harvey, W. VanDyke, C. Wilkins, R. Eichenburger C. Shay, D. Spencer, M. Spencer, A. Dennis. 6TH ROW' D. Seager, R. Murray, T. Savey, R. Deiter, H. King, L. Clark, A. Gelser. PAST: The Band, the most active musical organization, has emerged from its infancy. Last year's programs and concerts were greeted with much enthusiasm and hopes were high for the coming year. PRESENT: At last some of those hopes have been fulfilled. After two months of extensive rehearsals the band presented its first uniform concert in November. Both the Band and the uniforms were greeted with enthusiastic and well earned applause. Our trip to Bath Veterans' Hospital was very much appreciated by those veterans and they extend a hearty invitation for a return engagement. Our County Festival, which was held in Fillmore, and our own Spring Concert, proved very successful. We have not yet decided whether or not we will attend the State Festival. FUTURE: Again it will be the future which will be important. We will strive to go forward to even greater accomplishments. 31, IST ROW: ZND ROW: 3RD ROW: 4TH ROW: . Junior Band Left to Right: Mr. Rae, G. Hubbard, S. Lyttle, L. Bacon, G. Paine, B. Kelsey, R. Oliver, G. Oliver, G. Luce, L. Rabin, J. Doud. E. Reynard, A. Johnson, D. Paine, L. Bennett, S. Nichols, D. Bennett, A. Dennis, C. Harvey, B. Tefft. C. Fogle, N. Dieter, D. Lyttle, A. Freiner, E. Ames, R. Fritz, L. Paine, R. Tisdale M. Spencer, J. Bacon, C. Freiner, P. Tisdale, R. Harvey, G. Gilbert, F. Worden, J. Purdy. Jazz ,Band IST ROW: Left to Right: A. Saxton, A. Rae, M. Swain, P. Spencer, E. LnMonte, L. Worden. ZND ROW: R. Deiter, L. Clark, R. Murray, C. Wilkins, W. VanDyke, C. Shay. 35 6090 .ooonon..' ,hollow no 'J IST ROW: ZND ROW 3RD ROW 4TH ROW: Senior Chorus Left to Right: Y. McCarthy, H. Gavittv, M. Cavitt, D. Bennett, M. Ross, E. Wheeler, E. Wheeler. J. Marshall, D. Wilson, J. Bacon, D. Jacobs, D. Mann, H. Harvey, R. Butler, L. Kiley, E. LaMonte, A. Rae, accompanist A. Saxton. M. Spencer, L. Paine, E. Kiley, M. Seagar, M. Kurtz, A. Gregorius, P. Isaman. D. Stephens, A. Freiner, L. Brownell, N. Bowen, K. Swain, J. Gaby, N. Butler. K. Pettys, E. Reynard, E. Cuddeback, L. Clark, M. Patterson, J. VanNeil, M. Dennis M. Swain, D. VanName, 1... Dieter, P. Spencer, B. Carnes, H. Blakely, A. Friener. W. Kiley, M. Leach, H. King, H. Tennies, T. Savey, E.. Carnes, C. Wilkins, M. Harvey, R. Murray, W. VanDyke. R. Fenton, J. Clancy, J. Bacon, D. Gregorius. PAST-For the Christmas program this year the Chorus worked on the musical setting of the story- The Night Before Christmas. The Fred Waring arrangement drew delightful approval from both young and old. PRESENT-At the Spring Concert and the Festival at Fillmore, the Chorus will present a varied program, including, Come To The Fair, You'll Never Walk Alone, and a final number combining Band and Chorus is the stirring festival finale, God Of Our Fathers. FUTURE-The Chorus next year will have the pleasant but tremendous task of present ing the Senior Operetta in November. Girls' Quartet Piano Accompanist: E. LaMonteg lst Sopranos: D. Jacobs, Jo Ann Bacon: Znd Soprano: Audrey Saxton: Alto: Doris Mann. 36 Library Council IST ROW: Left to Right: P. New, A. Gregarius, P. Spencer. J. Marshall, K. Petteya, D. Livergood. N. Butler, H. Blakley, E. LaMonte, M. Gregorius. P. Gavitt. R. Butler. E. Ludwig, L. Shute. ZND ROW! L- Clark. L. Dieter. V. Reynard. M. Gavitt, L. Hess. P. lsaman, A. Saxton, J. Bacon. D. Jacobs. 3RD ROW. J. Clancy. M. Seager. H. Gaviitt, M. Dennis, Miss Dubert, M. Swain. L. Austin. P. Doud. 4TH ROW: D. Seager. G. Glover, A. lsaman. D. Stephens, C. Kenyon. F. Bennett, M. Harvey, J. Thomas. J. Cruser. E. Carnes, R. Mann, B. VanDyke. J. Paine. T. Thompson. C. Long. R. Marvin. T. Dieter, G. Olecharski. Although there have been few Library Council meetings this year, our members working individually and in small groups, have done many things to keep our library running smoothly.. Desk attendants for the year have been Milton Harvey, Clayton Kenyon, Jackie Jackson, Jim Newville, Roland Mann, Phyllis Gavitt and Johnny Bacon. Typing and filing catalog cards has been the pet problem for some members while others have worked with the grade library classes. Junior Council members have straightened shelves, prepared new books and mended books. Thanks to Roger Perkins and Bill Kiley we have had several attractive bulletin boards and exhibits. Each member has contributed to making our library a pleasant, well organized part of our school. 37 F. F. A. lST ROW: Left to Right: D. Stephens, P. Gavitt, N. Kurtz, A. Gregorius. ZND ROW: A. lsaman, N. Thomas, L. Worden, R. Dresser, R. Dieter, F. Bennett, R. Stratton. 3RD ROW: L. Nye, D. Dennis, T. Thompson, G. Glover, W. Pierce, H. Cx-user, M. Harvey, K. Hanchett, W. White, R. Mann, R. Perkins. R. Marvin, Mr. Howes. IST ROW: ZND ROW: SRD ROW: L 4-H Club eft to Right: B. Glover, R. Tisdale, R. Kenyon, C. Hubbard, G. Paine. T. Yencer, S. Coates, R. Mann, B. Perkins. P. Wilson. R F C R . Stephens, C. Friener, B. Kelsey, R. Stephens, D. Kiley, D. Paine, G. Oliver, . Worden, R. Garwood. . Hubbard, G. Gilbert, G. McMurtry, D. Spencer. R. Marvin, R. Mann, R. VanDyke, . Harvey, A. Dennis, R. Oliver, R. Nickols, G. Hubbard, D. Gregorious, Mr. Howes 38 r,l 3 '7 .J H J . J'N'1N .gs-5 -, T 9 Q ,vm l f I! l I Q. ,11 . 'N . si mln- ! ' . x- J, V I L Y N . L f. U 5 . . .I A 5 . v 3 . ,. . ,,., , N A I ' 4:1 A. 1. . , ' ' Q 'I I- Lf , A 3- 1. . - 4 a . I '72 f L .A ., V -. '1 . . .. x, v ', -- ? r : . ., M , 32 , . N 13, f ., .A V. F f 1, 'i P - ,, -,,Yf- 4? .. . 1 iff , 1 'L .'J ' .I A - his 1. D',X lf. 'A ..-.-' x . fw- '1'4,f' - .J--ff, :fy-hz: r '51,-L , J' ,v,.. - nu- A .I 1 , 1 Hz, A fx ' 5 JMU. ' f 5' nl f' ui 1 1 'N 73 H.. a f'f ' 2 .12 :1 , C L ., ix. ftfgllfl. 4- X 'Q-11. . fu- - iv.. 2 'I y' v 41:44 . a- ?1Q.fN, . ,y - -. 3 ,M lug. iq- rl ff.-'as if ' 'V - i . R194 ' 11 f-A gg. J- AZ-' 1 i ' Q-,wk 4 L rn, jhw . Y. 5 . ,f ,TISS lx 1' .' s gp '..4 mf.. K-ff' -W ., .f':S'.4 1' I'71kf ' 1 ' qc 5 . H1 . ' 18,91 .S if... 'fm .QQ-Lf. n Yi' ' 5' . .'1B.xj' Qcf' 1' H. 'X wk.. ,Sf - : L :C ' 1 f i 1 J - I x af :mga tx, 'P -I .- 2,1 x ,flu v.. .-u H u , 1 1 -'- iff qw . , . :X A 'QQ 2.5 Soccer IST ROW: Left to Right: W. Pierce, R. Murray. J. Luce, C. Wilkins, E. Gregorius, R. Fenton, L. Worden. ZND ROW: R. VanDyke, R. Eichenberger, J. Newville, W. VanDyke, N. Thomas, Coach DePew. 3RD ROW: H. King, R. Dieter, R. Jackman, M. Harvey, C. Kenyon, R. Fenton, C. Serusa. If naseraga's o cer team ended the season with a record of five wins and no losses eague lay lost a heartbreaker to Richburg in the play-offs by one point. main reason for the successful season was team spirit and play. No one sulked W1 ft o the bench but cheered for the team on the field instead. A large amount otf credit g es to Coach DePew for leading the team through the season play. Cheerleaders VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Berry, D. Stephens, M. Gregorius, P. Isaman, D. Live:-good, J. Marshall, L. Hess, P. Spencer, E. Kiley, B. Carnes, L. Kiley, A. Rae fadvisorj. 40 Baseball IST ROW: Left to Right: W. VanDyke, C. Wilkins, N. Thomas, W. Pierce, J. Luce. R. Fenton, H. Tennies, Coach DePew. 3RD ROW: C. Kenyon, K. Hanchett, J. Thomas. 4TH ROW: R. VanDyke, R. Mess. It is expected that all of last year's championship team will be back except catcher Dick Kelsey and pitcher Bud Clancy. This year we expect to duplicate last year's team and win all of our games. The following are last year's scores in league games. Canaseraga Belfast Canaseraga Friendship Canaseraga Angelica Canaseraga Belmont Canaseraga Rushford '0'Canaseraga Andover 'l'Canaseraga Arkport 4- Play-offs Varsity Left to Right, Around Circle: H. Tennies, E. Gregorius, W. Pierce, R. Murray. R. Fenton, R. Dieter, C. Wilkins, F. Bennett, N. Thomas, R. Fenton, J. Luce, M. Harvey. Shooting L. Wordeng Kneeling Coach DQPQW. It was primarily a lack of height which prevented the team from having a better record, as the opposing teams had a definite edge in that department in almost every game. This year's team was all new except for four 'of last year's members. The highest scorer in a game was Charlie Wilkins with 17 points. Jim Luce and Ralph Fenton had the over all season's record with 63 points each. Overflow crowds were the rule for the home town games. l Junior Varsity Left to Right: W. VanDyke, K. Hanchett, A. France, J. Broughton, J. Thomas, R. Jackman, Coach Churchill, E. Carnes, R. Eichenberger, C. Kenyon, J. Newville, R. Mess. Shooting B. Pierce. The Junior Varsity started with a group of inexperienced boys who were willing to work and play steady ball. The team kept polishing their game and finally ended the season with 1 . 500 average and lot more experience than when they had started. Much credit goes to Coach Churchill for training this group of boys and bringing them through the season. 42 :wifi Cafeteria IST ROW: Left to Right: V. Thompson, J. Livergood, D. Livergood. BACK ROW: E. Kiley, Mrl. Knickerbocker, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Wheeler, M. Leach, D. Wilson Mrs. Pratt, H. Thompson, M. Gates, M. Yencer, M. Marshall, B. Synder. Bus Drwers IST ROW: Left to Right: G. Wampole, P. Petteys, C. Dresser, G. Coombs, L. Spencer. ABSENT: H. Spencer, R. King. Jamtors LEFT TO RIGHT: G. wafhpole. A- Sick. L. Bacon- 43 CANASERAGA CENTRAL SCHOOL ALUMNI 1951 NEWS GRADUATES OF 1941 Marjorie Ames--She went to Bryant-Stratton Business School in Buffalo. She worked in Detroit. She married Jack Eimer, has two children and is now residing in Buffalo. Arian Anderson--She went to a commercial school in Buffalo, then worked in Bell- Aircraft. She married Willard Smith: they have two children and reside in Slumunga, Pennsylvania. Harold Carney--He worked in Dansville, but now drives a milk truck for Mr. Bugman of Dalton. He married Betty McGuire and they have four children and reside in Garwoods. Bruce Burnside--He operates a farm in South Canaseraga. He married Marion Witter 1 of Almond. Gail Coombs--He married Winifred Glover and they now have four children. They live in Canaseraga where he drives one of the school buses and is well known for his carpentry. Howard Dieter--Upon graduation he entered the Armed Forces and sawlaction in the South Pacific. After his discharge he married Mildred Booth. He works at the Acme in Cuba and they reside in Friendship. Nelson Harvey--He was in the Signal Corps and saw action in Europe for two years. He married Marian Wampole meat they have one daughter. They live at Dansville and he works at Mt. Morris. Doris O'Connor--Graduated from the Rochester Business Institute. She is married to Edward Klimley, has one son and lives in Rochester. Dorothy Scott--Graduated from the University of Kentucky and worked for two years on the staff of the Hornell Evening Tribune as a reporter. She married Donald Elsenheimer, has one son and one daughter, and resides in Arkport. Rhea Sleggs--Married Edwin Luce, has three daughters and one son. They are living in Canaseraga. h Doris Spencer--Graduated from St. James Mercy Hospital. Served during the Second World War in the Army Nurse Corps. She married Lieutenant John Kerwin who died in service during World War ll. She has one son and is a member of the nursing staff of St. James Hospital. John Wilson--Upon graduation he entered Armed Services, saw action in Europe during the Second World War. Captain Wilson remained in the Army after the war and is now fighting in Korea. Thus have passed a short ten years. Once these people were the Seniors just as we are, who are preparing these news items now in 1951. What these next ten years hold in store we know not, but as we separate to pave our separate ways, often times our thoughts will turn to C. C. S. and with Moore we'l1 say: When time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures, too, The memory of the past will stay And half our joys remain. N . ,, .9 .ef f . at L.-u.,..,r..4a .na lv IIIIUOITII IIOTIIII Ivins. lo U I I 44 rr 1 'I 449 rf H 'film Y :- vi v HA 1 . 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COMPANY Wellsville, N. Y. Adds the artful touch of the experienced Chef to salads, soups or any bland foods. If you cannoi purchase Ilm m your homo town-write us-P.O. Box J. S., Chicago 1901 i Sexton X. -,Q-Quadif .ZWAI I Compliments of BROADWAY ELECTRIC SHOP Hotpoint Appliances Phone 31 Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of PIPER 8. PAINE International Harvester Farm Equipment Machine Shop Nunda, N. Y. Super SMITH'S MARKET Service Groceries - Produce - Meats Ted 236 Phones L. G. 436 Dansville, N. Y. Compliments of LYNN R. BROWNELL Dealer in Coal and Building Materials Phone 3173 Canaseraga, N. Y Compliments of CRAIG COMPANY Dry Goods - - Groceries Canaseraga, N. Y. Congratulations, Graduates! At Last! I An excellent opportunity to workin your home town and learn a skilled trade. We cordially invite you to visit our factory anytime ALLEGANY UPHOLSTERY CO. Canaseraga, N. Y. Compliments of ARMSTRONG 81 ROWAN Beans and Grain Phone 3591 Canaseraga, N.. Y. Compliments of ADA'S BEAUTY SHOP Canaseraga, N. Y. Compliments of CANASERAGA GARAGE Oscar Oliver 24 Hour Towing Service Day Phone 3731 Night Phone 3625 Canaseraga, N. Y. CHARLES F. OLIVER G. L. F. Feed and Farm Supplies John Deere Farm Equipment Kendall Petroleum Products Canaseraga, N. Y. Compliments of SPENCER ELECTRIC General Electric Appliances - Bottled Gas Canaseraga, N. Y. Compliments of MARKET BASKET Walter Higgins, Manager Canaseraga, N. Y. Compliments of KNIGHTS HARDWARE Canaseraga, N. Y. Compliments of PEOPLE'S MARKET Bill and .lan Canaseraga, N. Y. Compliments of STAN TEFFT Drugs - Wallpaper - Paints Canaseraga, N. Y. Compliments of BENNETT'S SERVICE STATION Canaseraga, N. Y. Compliments of PAUL R. PETTEYS Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers Canaseraga, N. Y. Compliments of C. R. MAPES General Merchandise Birdsall, N. Y. Business Prefers RBI Graduates Approved for You by the Board of Regents of the University of the I State of New York ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE 172 Clinton Avenue South Rochester 4, New York Compliments of CANASERAGA INN Canaseraga, N. Y. IDEAL RECREATION Bowling Lanes Dale Dawson, Prop. 19 Ossian St. Phone 539 Dansville, N. Y. THACHER BROS. Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service New Idea - - New Holland Hornell, New York Compliments of BORDEN ICE CREAM CO. 285 Ormond St. Rochester, N. Y. Everything for Lawn or Garden Write for Free Catalog Illustrated in I Colors MALONEY BROS., NURSERY CO. Dansville, N. Y. Compliments of DILGARD SHEPARD Pontiac Sales and Service Dansville, N. Y. Commencement Invitations and Cards Designed and Made by ME RRE LLS, INC. Clarksburg, W. Va. Garfield Thomas, Representative , . Carbondale, Pa. Compliments of CHARLES A. REINHOLTZ, INC. Dansvi1le's Clothing Store for Men and + Boys Across from the Theater Compliments of SINCLAIR REFINING CO. M. L. Bush, Distributor Hornell, New York Compliments of WINEBURG and GLEASON Hornell, New York KATSUR and UNGERER Goodyear Tires - Oliver Dealer Arkport, N. Y. A. McHENRY CO. Jewelers for Nearly a Century 106 Main St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of C. C. BATEMAN, INC. Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Dansville, N. Y. Compliments of STEARN'S HARDWARE BLU Flame Bottled Gas Metered for Your Protection Phone 2193 Arkport, N. Y. Chevrolet - - The Leaders GEARY CHEVROLET GARAGE Sales and Service Phone 10 Dansville, N I Compliments of Compliments of K. G. RICHMOND International Harvester Trucks DANSVILLE HOTEL and Farmall Tractors - Refrigeration Dansville, N. Y Dansville N Y 1 TOT 8. TEEN SMART SHOP Congratulations Class of 1951 Children s Wearing Apparel BOYD S SHOE STORE FERGUSON S DRESS SHOP Weather Bird Velvet Step Smart Women s Wear C1ty Club Shoes Dansville N Y 176 Main St Dansville UP TO DATE CLEANERS and TAILORS Compliments of Rug and Furniture Cleanmg A FRIEND Fur Cleaning and Storage Phone 163 Dansville N Y Compliments of Comphments of CARPENTER S SUNOCO SERVICE THE NEW STAR THEATRE Lubrication Washmgs Light Repairs James Martina Manager 188 Seneca St Phone 2299 Hornell New York Dansville N Y Open 6 30 a m to M1dn1ght ' , . . I 7 I , . , . , . . . , Dansville, N. Y. I 7 , , . . Compliments of HOWARD E. WHEELER Wholesale Fruit and Produce Hornell, New York FARMERS LIVESTOCK MARKET. James H. Burns, Owner Opposite Lake Salubria - - Route 15 Commission Auction Every Friday Phone Bath 695 Bath, N. Y. A. W. THORPE, Contractor Sheet Metal - Roofing - Heating Air Conditioning Systems for Homes 175-177 Canisteo St. Phone 376 Hornell, New York Compliments of FRANK B. PECK Hardware Hornell, New York RED LAWRENCE ZELIFF Auto Repairing Johnson Outboard Motors Sales - - Service Compliments of OLSON TRUCK 8. IMPLEMENT 167 Seneca St. Phone 609 Hornell, New York 169 Seneca St. Hornell, N. Y. H. D. LOCKWOOD MURRAY STEVENS Sales and Service H01'n911'S Largest C10'fhie1'S Domestic and Commercial Refrigeration S . 38 Broadway Federation Building ervlce Hornell, New York New and Used Refrigerators and Washers - Bought - Sold - Exchanged 17 Canisteo St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of ' Compliments of PECK MOTOR SALES I CONDERMANS COMPANY, INC. Chevrolet - - Oldsmobile 90-98 Broadway Phone 124 Hornell, New York Wallpaper - Paints - Glass 50 Canisteo St. Phone 110 Hornell, New York A Compliments of ANN'S BLUE 8. WHITE Fountain Service - Frozen Custard Arkport, N. Y. Compliments of TRACY 8. JONES Arkport, N. Y. Compliments of ARKPORT INN Arkport, N. Y. Compliments of ARKPORT STATE BANK Arkport, N. Y. S. HOLLANDS' SONS Lumber - Cement - Coal Builders' Supplies Phone 1358 Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of TUNNINGLEY MOTOR SALES Authorized Ford Dealer Sales and Service Towing - Collision and Body Work Phone Nunda 248-1 Nunda, N . Y WELL WISHERS DR. FRANCIS M. TISDALE Canaseraga, DR. A. RABIN Canaseraga DR. CHARLES A. CALDER Dansville, DR. KENNETH T. ROWE Hornell, DR. ETHAN L. WELCH Hornell, DR. MALCOLM R. WATT Dansville, WILLIAM W. SE RRA, Afforney Canaseraga, C. W. KNAPPENBERG 8: W. S. ZIELINSKI, JR., Attorneys Dansville, CRAIG 8. SCOTT Canaseraga, HUGHES SPORTING GOODS Dansville, ALICE STYLE SHOP Dansville, TAYLORS STUDIO Hornell MEN'S SHOP Hornell, PlXLEY'S CURTAIN SHOP Hornell, HORNELL IGNITION CO. Hornell J. J. RIZZO Hornell, CAMEO SHOP Hornell, SPENCER'S PRINT SHOP Hornell, FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO. Hornell, AN ANONYMOUS DONOR Hornell, L. D. SANFORD Almond, MANN'S CHEVROLET CO. 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