Candor Central High School - Candorama Yearbook (Candor, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1955 volume:

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DEDICATION 41' X VVS students ot L indor Lentrtl Snhool irc proud to dc-diute our 1954 1935 mme to Us 'is heid of the Pnglish dcpirtmc-nt h h 1 en l Hs YClL1X to lend wor of 'ldXlLC or Assist Us uit 1 possi Q sUllIlUI1 to oui pruhltm lhroug 1 const'1nt efforts he hi helped ii to prepirc for 1 in rc stihle ind more enjox 'Able 1du1th0od From all of Lfindor Lentr il hthool 1 heirtx 1h mls X ou with spatial plaudits from the Senior Q11ss ,Q 1, ii A 6 A it if I 4 v 4 . wg 7 I X Pi, A annual to our valued friend, Xlr. George Hazen. Since 1951, when Hr. Halen first u 5 .J . I z , c :is me ll warg z U' Il ' d . 5 'A h 1 ffhl 3 1 ' ' ' s. '1 h h's S. l I Ls s 2 ' z 01:1 1 1 . . t, . 1 2 ' z ' ' J ' I STEERING WHEEL William 'Inrren John Wllcox Anutant Przmzpil Supervising Prmtzpal ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION ISeatedj Charles Wllllams L Keene VVard General C Lson How.1rd VK eber QStandmgj George Hughe flfrl: Charles 'I Brewer Hxram Wlekerson Supfrmtrn Ifnl PfKj1df1lf Bus Drivers Office Stuff Mrs. Lovejoy, Mrs. Grippen GAS TANK , iii G 11 53 I ' Q Cusfodians Roberts, Mr. Pass, Mr. Bolton Cafeteria Sta ff S.. OWEGO AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Owego, New York SPEEDOMETER ' N wore, Fiiwt: U. Lowe, Fir-t: R. Silfhee, Set-ond: G. Cardwell. Second: S. Carhart, Second: B. Cline, kindergarten: M, Caxper, Kindergarten: J. Skillifnrn, Kindergarten. Rom: Il: H. Price, H. Dykeman, E. Brucknak, Third Grade. R010 1: il. to r,l NI. M KINDERGARTEN - THREE FOUR - SIX Rua: I: Cl. to r.l B NVhite, lfuurth: if Srhouninaker, Fuurth: li, VVhittz1ker, Sixth: D. McCarthy, Sixth: C. Packard, F f lth Sixth: A. Maxwell, ith: D. Tingley. lfi' .Jr V V W S'I'ROEIrlMAININ'S 6 lhlfwrpi nf .S'1n1if1'ul11 Brrml Sayre, Pennsylvania lf' SPEEDOMETER Eta SEVEN Mus C rnfhn Yflzonl Azusf to rl L Vllute Soclal Studles F VVh1te Engxsh cfltllllllg-I Nlatn XX Callagher Englxsh and Snclal Studie ELlUC3IlOIl J Reust Dental Hyglemst L Clarke Vocal 'Wu IC E Cnlkex Llbrars Rnfu. Il P Glaude Language E Mac-Xrthur Agriculture R Lafferts Math and GUld8llCC C Nlxer -Xrt G Stewens Science -I Clarke Soclal Studles C1 Hazen Englnsh R Haskxn Instrumental Music D Resue Drner Traxmng M Hickey Phuxcal Educatnon MARY IN BIRCH ljflflllbllly llllll lltllfllly Candor New York X rl., . . ' 'g. l'?2-L- 3 ' , I ' ' Q '. I , 9 S- Ruu' I: il. to r.J H. Risley, Businessg A. Sinniger, Home Economicsg M. Kemak, Cafeteria: M. LaFrance, Physical 5 . -I, 3 . , D . 5 3 . ' -', ' i . , .I ' . A ' I ' '. I .l L A 'l ' A l . ' I .l'. l '. I ' '- 9 - , 'Z - , A S I - , ' 3 - v v l l Q WINDSHIELD Patricia Chaffee Editor fo- 'CT' THE ANNUAL STAFF J . .lxsixlanl lzditur EDITORS Patti Chaffee .4.,.... ,..,......,. . .,.,,.... E ditor WVarren Paxton .,..................,. .. Anistant Editor Karlsen Bosket and Ronald Kellogg . .. ,. ..... Senior Pages David Silfhee ..............,..,..... ....... ..,.,. S 4 sorts Judy Lowell VVenona Peret , .. Sharon Storm . .. Pat Birch ...,... lilementary and Music A rt Alumni ...... Snapkhot and Club, XVarren Paxton ..,,......,......,.................,.... Literary .Xlhert Orzel .,........,..... Businew Manager and Photography Richard NVeher and Rohert Lintl ..... ..,...... ..,., . A dvertiaing Barbara ,luclski ....,..,........... Head Typiat Clarence Rose and Richard Darling .......... ....... S ales OTHER STAFF SPORTS LITERARY Hive Sglldigfle' Loretta Martin W mon ax enport ART MUSIC Pat Birch Sally Davenport Don VanScoy SNAPSll0'l'S Albert Orzel ADS Dick Yveber Bob Lind Albert Orzel Gerald Newman Carol Darling Audrey Oltz Sharon Storm YVen0na Peret Marge Cook Charlie Jordan SALES Sharon Storm Marjorie Cook Audrey Oltz Sally Davenport TYPING Juanita Heath Gail Brewer Don VanSc0y SENIOR PAGES Joyce Sandidge james Maclntyre ADVISER Mrs. Helen Risley ll Rome I: Cl. to r.l A. Orzel, bl. Lowell, P. Birch, D. Silabee, VV. Paxton, P. Chaffee, K. Basket, R. Kellogg, S. Storm, YV. Peret, B. judski. Rnfu- ll: S. Davenport, G. Newman, G. Brewer, R. Lind, j. Heath, D. VanScoy, Mrs. Risley, L. Nlartin, R. Darling, C. Darling, R. YVeher, Sandidge, C. Rose, A, Ultzf R. Davenport, M. Cook. S CANDOR CENTRAL SCHOOL FACULTY HUBCAP '.g,- jj' Q --Z 1' STUDENT COUNCIL - Rofw I: Cl. to r.l D. Silsbee, 'lieasurtrg U. Newman, Vice-Presidentg J. Nichols, Presi- dent, j. Heath, Secretary. Ro-'w II: Mr. Clarke, adviser, L. Lohmeyer, S. Davenport, I. Czarneieki, A. Orzel, L. Harmon, R. Darling, W. Paxton, -I. Lowell, R. Aman, R. Hall, D. Manning, Mr. Torrens, adviser. The Student Council has traveled far during the years of 1954 and 1955 under the leadership of the following oflicers: President, james Nicholsg Vice President, Gerald Newman, Secretary, Juanita Heathg Treasurer, David Silsbee. The membership drive was put into high gear by running a contest for a IOOW' membership of each clasz with lollypops for the prize. The two classes that-won were the Juniors and Seniors. Next came the activity calendar. All class activities and money-making projects must he approved by the Council. When permission is given, dates are arranged to accommodate the classes and prevent zi con- flict on events. ln October, the Student Council participated in the Mardi Gras by operating a soda pop booth. The l'lallowe'en Party was sponsored by the Council, Each high school class presented a skit and movies were shown. Prizes for the prettiest, funniest and most original costumes were given. ln December, Christmas Gift Boxes were collected with contributions from each class for needy families. A total of twenty-eight boxes was given. The Student Council of Candor joined the Nation al Association of Student Councils. The Tri-County delegates from Candor for 1953 and 1954 were as follows: David Silshee, Donald Strong, Richard Darling, Allan Ahart. The delegates for 1954 and 1955 are: Warren Paxton, Gerald New- man, Lloyd Harmon, and Sally Davenport. Among the Tri-County meetings were those held at Newark Valley on November 22, 1954 and at Groton on January 17, 1955. The delegates participated in workshops after the panel discussions were presented. The Student Council is, at the present, working on the possibility of organizing a Student Court and sponsoring a Student-Teacher Day. p-e vp ENDICOTT JOHNSON CORPORATION Endicott, New York 9 S WMS mf ?' 'W fx 1 hid H , ' W ,www 1. W ff' f - , -c.,,.,.f4lur ' , I .41 .pr- ,...-an 1 xi 1-' uni' I1 1? K' K ' .v DN! U L . ' ' ' A' - v. ' M' -1-1, ,h 1 ,fs . 4 ' L' -9' Q - - L- -ws-sf ' , I V 9 -'. . ' v 'f' - A - . 532 rl, . 1- , 4412, 'fin' ., -' + 49 .0--'V q-al X Q - x. sf 3 'i .Tn 1, :xQf!' 3'C.I!1 -if' 3. N? I-2'-f 1. v ix . f 9 . S-..-k -, ...Jr WHEELS KARLIQEN RL'TH BUSKlf'li ljl't'.fiIl't'llf Kaybee f Band I, 2, 3, 43 All-county hand l, 2, 3, 45 All- state sectional band 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 All-county chorus 3, Annual staff l, 2, 3, 45 Class officer 45 Bonnie Xlaeu - Senior play. -IAXIES LENVIS KIAC INTYRK liiff' lJ!'t',Yi1lf'Ilf Tacky - Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Class oflicer 4. JOYCE H. SANIJIIJGIQ Sl'l'7't'fI1!'-1' Ceelie -Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Student council l, 2, 35 Annual staff 45 Honor Society fVestall 3 Ceelie - Senior play. PATRICIA AN N I-I CHAI-'FICIC fl'7't'Il5Ilf6'I' Patti - Band 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, All-county chorus 33 All- state sectionals chorus 45 Octette 3, 45 Annual staff l, 3, 43 Class officer 43 lYIaw M Senior playg School oratorical 4, Dance hand vocalist 3, 4. -1 lf -8 V ww l CANDOR COURIER Candor, New York Sonns Footlwall 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketb: W H E E l. S ANIJRIQXV AAGAARIJ, QIR. l l'A I, 2, 3, 4, l'ootb:lll l, 2. 3. 4 Pun benior Play. HOWARD EARL BARROWS Butcher Class officer 2, 33 Newspaper 3, Stage mfmager GAIL DAWN BREWER Annual staff 3, 4g Newspaper 33 LOCKRIDGE STUDIOS LEROY EARL ANDERSON ull 4 P I- A 2 WHEELS A ROBERT LOUIS HATCH 'K 1 TN' i D L'Boobie -FFA l, 2, 3, 43 Newspaper 3, 45 Obeey -SC nior play. JUANITA ILEEN HEATH 'fIuan - Student council. secretary 4, Annual staff 45 News paper 33 -luney Lou - Senior play. CHARLES LERUY JORDAN Chris - Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN -IUDSKI Barb -A nnual staff 3, 45 Class officer 35 Newspaper 35 Five -Senior play. i DEWER BROTAHERSA' Rl'XfIllll'IlIlf Sllpplru Houn' Binghamton, New York WHEELS RONALD S'l'L'AR'l' KICLLOGG Ivan - Band l, 2, 3, -lg All-county band l, 2, 3, -lg All-state sectionals band -lg Student council I, 2g Annual staff -lg Basket- ball l, 2, 3, -lg Football 2, 3g Baseball I, 2, 3, -lg Ronald Illax- welI - Senior play. I-ZAR L STI LLION KICLLY Shrewdie - Band I, 2, 3, -lg Chorus -lg Football -lg Newspa- per 3, -lg Zeke - Senior play. -IUDITH VIRGIN IA LUXVELL 'fIudd - Band l, 2, 3, -lg All-county band 2, 3, -lg Chorus I, 2, 3, -lg All-state sectionals chorus -lg All-county chorus 3g Student council -lg Annual staff 2, 3, -lg Newspaper 2g Lucy MaxweIl - Senior play. JAMES NVILLIAM NICHOLS 'iliml' - Band l, 2, 3, -lg All-county band 3, -lg Chorus 2, 3, 4g NYSSKIA -lg Baseball l, 2, 3g Football -lg Reverend -Se- nior play. Student council 3, -l, president, -l. 4.'.L ' K LN 'ur-' i WARD 81 VanSCOY Candor, New York .I I ,az gr, va- 'Y 5 WHEELS ALBILRI MARION ORLIHL Young Uruel Lhorus 1 3 4 All Lountx chorus 3 All state sectlonal Lhorus 4 Student gounul 3 4 -Xnnual btah 3 4 FFA 2 Clase ofhcer 2 Hamketlwll mlmger 3 4 Football man ager 3 Chw bemor plu ARLINL HAIL QUILIx bhortx orux 1 2 4 FHA I A Qousm Semor p ax NIARGARPI LOLISI QLILIx Peggv PHA 1 IY bemor plax .IANIILS PADI RUBILRTS Dxmp ootballl 2 3 4 I'FAl 2 Y' fv- 11-'T' SANITARY APPLIANCE CO. Blzildiny Hlrlilllfnrlnxf Supplifs Elmira, New York 1.5133 GHT FAN nearest most efllerent most musrcal prettrest handsomest WIIIIICST smartest hardest worker nrcest smrle best dressed most athletre most frank best wrrter best drryer ITIOSI C0 OPCYHIIVC Arlene rrrck Barb udskr Ixrrleen Bosket Pe gy Qurclc Pattr Chaffee oyee Sandrdge Curl Brewer oyce Sandrdge Pattr Chaffee uanrta Heath Pattr Chaffee Barbara udskr lvrrleen Bo ket Garl Brewer TAIL XVe the SLNIOR CI ASS of 1955 of C rndor Centrrl Hrgh Sehool berne, of ound rnrnd rnd body do rnrke publrsh and deelfrre thrs Lust NVrlI md le trrnent I LDY 'OVIILL wrll my Clirrnet to anybody who ern frnd trme to praetrce rt CAIL BREYVIR wrlls her deyrlrshness to DAY I' SILSBEE BARBARA ILDSRI wrlls her study halls to any unror who can 'rtcomplrsh somethrng rn them I JLAN ITA HLAI H wrll my future Ford eonyertrble to VVARRI' N PAXTOX Io SALLY SANIDIDCIIL I wrll my srx sub Jett my stack of books and my paerng record JOYCI SAINDIDC I' PLC GY QL ICIx wrlls the use of the addrng mrehrne rn the typrng room to any unror who has enough patrenee to put up wrth rt 'Io DICK DARLING ARLINIL QUICK wrll her herght PAT CHAFFI' I' wrlls her unsatrsfaetorres rn band to JANET CONSALY I 'Io RAY DAX PNPORT ALBI RT OR ZI' L wrlls hrs taxr fares from Candor to VVrllser xr e INI NICHOLS wrlls hrs drrver's Ircense to BILL HLGHES LI rm Nrchol Albert Orzel Ronald Ixellogg Jrm Maelnty re Albert Oriel Howard Barrow Albert Orfel Earl Ixelly rm Nrehol Ronald Ixellogg Albert Orlel Howard Barrows Jrm Nrclrols Albert Orzel RONAI D lxl I LOCA1 sus th rt Ire wrnts to wrll hr r.,l1 e to someone who w1nts to make r speetrele of hrmself INI XIAC INIYRIL wrlls hrs hard or md rrnbrtron to SHARON SIORXI Io RODWEY AClxLI'S JIYI ROBERTS prfrerou ly wrlls the trees ANDY AAGAARD wrlls hrs speed vrolatrons to DICK VVEBER I IxARI EEIN BOSI-'ILT wrll my yob as aeeompanr t of the Chorus to JAIN CONSALVI IARL lxI',LLY wrlls hrs auto to DON Y EII' R BOB HAICH wrshes CLARENCE ROSE to hare hrs broken glasses so that he ean see the pretty 3.11 rt whleh to whrstle SONNY AWDI' RSOXI leaves to MARGIE COOR lrrs abrlrty to see over the heads of hrs class mates CHARLIE JORDAN wrlls hrs harr style to JERRY WEVVMAN HOWARD BARROXVS leaves to SIxIP LIVD hrs job at the locker plant In VVrtness Thereof, on thrs 28th day of une rn the year One Thousand Nrne Hundred and Frfty flwe A D we have set our srgnatures to thrs, our Last YVrlI and Testament THE SENIOR CLASS E. 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'aI , 4 ' I ' J N Ol J ll. .qxtllnlll H E A D L I G H T S Remlnxscrngl Does It ever happen to you? My but rsnt It strange sometimes what little thmgs or unrelated happemngs vull agaln recall pleasant memornes Such was the case this afternoon as I attempted to drive across the busmess xntersectxon ln Detrolt after a busy day at the hrstory mstltute and found my wav blocked by a General Nlotors Parade It featured years of progress and was at least a mule long Iihe old car which were first ln the parade re mxnded mc agam of the yearbook whnch I had worked on as a senlor at Candor Central We had used old cars as a th me I then remembered the letters which I had received from PATTI CHAF FEE and KARLEILN BOSKET 1 week or so ago A I JOYCE SANIDIIJGE sat wanting for the parade to end I began revxewmg rn my mmd the content of thenr letters whrch told of the vxhere abouts of some of the members of our graduating c a s KARLEEN wrote to tell me of her good for tune ln wtnnmg the Nobel Prnze for Scrence for outstandmg work on the cure for the common cold Kay just happened to mention that ROV ALD KI' LLOGG ns owner of a 5000 acre Texas ranch PATII had completed college and had taken a posmon ts hxstory professor at Yale I had already heard of some of the famous mem bers of our class POPEYIL AAGAARD had won fame 'ts heavy werght champron of the world ALBI' RT ORZEL had several weeks before been lntroduced as an up and commg comedian bs Ed Sulllvan on his T V show TOAST OF THE TOWN JIWI INIAC INTYRE through no fault of hrs struck oll nn his back yard and had become dns gustmgly rrch Another famed classmate ns CHARLES OR DAN He had recently accordlng to the Saratoga Racing Form recelved tenure as chief lrfeguard at Skrdmore College for VVomen From Pattxs letter I learned that ARLINE QUICK ns secretary to the lyllghty Mrdgets or ganrzatlon rn charge of hxgher pav for lower peo e PEGFY QUICK rs eomblned secretary and wlfe to a wealthy New York stockbroker Al o mentioned were JANIES NICHOLS HOWARD BARROVVS and EARL KELLY It eem that JIM rs a member of the Board of D1 rectors of Internatlonal Busrness Nlachlnes HOW ARD BARROVVS has become head of the meat packlng drvlsxon of Swlft and Co A schoolboy dream come true connects EARL KELLY wtth Fererrn sports clrs as therr body deslgner The last Daxly Candor Courrer th t I e celved from Mom had mentxoned several of the ktds rn one way or another In the advertisements SOWWY ANIDERSOIN announced a new kmd of Purina feed featured thrs week at the Catatonk Mrll whtch he now owns JINI ROBILRIS accordmg to the Glen Aub track JIJANIIA HPAIH lb home on furlough She rs ln charge of the cavalry drvlslon of the wo men s Xlarme Corps 'Iwo of the other gals ln my class I had seen smce graduatnon CAIL BRILYVER and BAR BARA .IUDSKI CAIL lb secretary to the pres: dent of the National ASSOCIHIIOH of School Board Presidents BARBARA JUDSRI IS secretary rn charge of fat womens drets at the Gaylord Drake Studno Only one member of my class lives nearby JL DY LOWELL rs the music and educatronal dlrec tor of a boys home here IH Detrort It was through her that I learned that BOB HATCH rs field agent of DAN DY HATCH ET CO founded by Str Obeey Hatch whose motto lS A Hatch Hatchet rs a far better hatchet Suddenly I became aware of a dull roar of horn I napped to my senses to find the parade down the street by at least half a block As I start ed the car, 1 man pulled around me and ln a dns gusted tone shouted Women drrvers bah' ARTHUR HOLLENBECK GALPIN COAL C0 Catawnk New York Candor New York . 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Ng,-Q ,Qu K N X .jr ff, - x 6 V.lf.,.N!N.3W. l T5itiN4,'l,I-5 ff. 3 X W A A. - -.H : N f 'F ' 6. - Vx -wfu'f,A,F5,yw -, '-4,'J,-V ' , .gg3AL,.w -'Q - V N :'- - , sv xwytf gw,.2-f-fu -f, r f fx, rf' ' '9' iv ' f ! 4 1 A -' , rf-A' 1, 5-,rf-Liv., , A , 4 - - .' -,X vf j'g,i,,Q,7:,'5 ,iff A . K A J X f K , A. . Y , ' 1- - .'-.- , - -+4 if , 1. TX fx. 174: ,f K 11 Q . ' Q 3' A - ' A I ' ' ff., ,. X r 1 , , -wx.. , - Y V A-:NN v . H i I' pf 44,t,., :- X1 . .Vx N xx INTEREST RUNNING BOARD UNIORS Rofw I l to r M Cook C VanEtten S Sunrlidge NN' Perel joyce Vergason, j. Consalvi, S, Storm .l - : K. .J . . , . , . ' . . , P. Keene, j. Doucctt, M. Blow, B. Slate, L. Moore, Janice Vergason. Run: ll: Mn. Glaude, adviser, C. D. Silsbee, D. VanScov, R. Ackles, R. Lind, G. Newman, L. Pennex, D. Yeier. Roar: Ill: R. Davenport, D. R. Weber, W. Hughes, L. Meddaugh, W. Paxton. Absent: R. Darling. NAME NICKNAME MAJOR Rodney Ackles Rod Agriculture Margaret Blow Maggie Math Sz Science janet Consalvi Ian M,usic 8: Business Marjorie Cook Marge Business Richard Darling Dick Math 8: Science Raymond Davenport Ray Agriculture Joyce Doucett Ioycie Business VVilliam Hughes Huges Science 6: Math Patricia Keene Pat Business Robert Lind Skip Science Lawrence Meddaugh Larry Math, Science 8: Art Lucille Moore CeCe Business 8: Music Gerald Newman Ierry Math 8: Science VVarren Paxton Warren Math 8: Science Lewis Penney Lew Art 8: Science VVenona Peret Noni Art 8: Spanish Clarence Rose Sonny Business Sally Sandidge Sal Business David Silsbee Dave Math 8: Science Beverly Slate Bev Hnmemaking David Snow Ivory Business Sharon Storm Shar Spanish 8: Math Claudia VanEtten Claudy Business Donald Van Scoy Tuffy Music 8: Business janice Vergason jan Art 8: Homemaking joyce Vergason Ioycie Business Richard Weber Gridley Business Donald Yeier Allah Math 8: Science Girls Television Cheerleading Cooking Radio VVater Sports Sports Road Racing Cheerleading Girls Fun and Food Band Photography Cars Sports and Girls Painting Automobiles Sports Music Driving Music Dancing Letter Writing Music and Dancing Cheerleading People Sports and Girls A Perfect Woman Rose Snow ' ' DAVID DENCE BRUSH AND PALETTE Candor, New York Sunoco Service Station Route 96, Owego, New York FENDERS SUPHUMURES - RUM' fi ll- lf' Pl A. Ultz, li. Frey, Ii. R',lfNl'll, ll. Vlfiite, ll. Benjamin, 5. -lolinmn, B, Mecldaugh, F. Stevens, Campbell, lf. Preshcr, R. llall. Rom' ll: Misa Snniger. llilYlNC'I', N. Vletliaugh, P. Birch, L. Martin, S. Keene, L. Harmon, M. Bulger, R. Klinger, R. Aclnrns, F. A'ltl't-wx, IJ. Strung. Rom: Ill: B. Burden, R. Dutton, R. VanScrn', H. Fume, S. Kluwer, j. Bosket, ii. Campbell, CS. Lille-tt.-. S. Bazruw, R, Vande-rponl, G. Pumpellv. .Hr.vfnt: N. Nltfllllllllgll, P. vlllllillfll, NV. Pruitt, F. Rose. Y I 5' it FRESHMEN - Kofi: I ll. to r.l R. Goodrich, L. Strickland, Nl. llover, S. Davenport, S. Schrader, 5. Bish, H. Bastain J. johnson, S. Rose, C. Darling, F. Rumi-ll, S. IUCN:-il, Fitt-fipatrick. Crunk, S. Presher. Rua: ll: Mr. Clarke adviser, S. Longrotl, R. YVilder, Pumpelly, R, Aman, ll. Kel-ty, D. Nirholf, Gcrace. Pichaney, V. Tucker L. Portorff, A. lakes, .-X. Acklep, .X. Hat:-h, R. Vanlitten, H. .Xnnix .Hurnlz A, .Xharr, j, Strong. SCHO0LEY'S JEWELRY STORE McTIGHE GROCERY CO., INC. 21 Ithaca, New York Binghamton, New York lf . 'ar' 94,111 '-nf' Rau 1' ll. to rl N Fitch attick VV Kirk K. Piworski D. Powers, E Rinas j Lowell, II Schrader, L. btevens ' . . . p ' . - , . . . . - - - H. Ives, G. Vergason, C. Hughes, L. Brown, C. Hamilton, C. Swunabrough, H. Swanshrough. Raft: ll: Mrs. Nic- Carthy, R, Mathews, R. Gwara, L. VVel1er, j. Bish, G. Brainard, XV, Inman, P. Stromheck, VVa5ne VanEtten, D. Vanlitten, L. Vanllerpoel, I.. Quick. C3 ,W RUB' 12 ll. I0 r.D B. Thornzh, G. Rounsevell, B. Shaylor, L. Slater, Donna Nichols, T. Shaylor. Koa: ll: Mrs. YVh1ttaker, L, Paxton, R. Guggenheim, R. Chandler, R. Oltz, 'lf Crofoot. .-Il15rnt:R.Kirk. SIXTH GRADE -VX' Rum: I: ll. to r.J L. Rnlwerta, IJ. Xtvhola, li. Crunk, I. Powell ll. LlllIlIl, S. Hang, P. Hover, li. Brewer, j, Slater. C. Srungle, S.-judge, C. Knight, R. Yztnlittcn. Run: Il: Mr. P'lL'li1ll'Ll, ll, Vztnlitten, 13. Banner, Ci. lirainurd, LI jatntv, l7. Crnhmt, R. Elllffy, JK. Metltlzttiglm, Hoyt, E. ju.nwn, K. Lnciztni. lllffllf' R. Nldlttittttesx, Vergztwn, SCOUTEN CONVALESCENT HOME NEWVARK VALLEY BOWLING CENTER Candor, New York Newark Valley, New York FIFTH GRADE Rnfzv I: ll. to r.J S. Kent, C. Babroski, C. Russell, S. Birch, D. Gower, M. lwunkiw, E. Bennett, L. Brainard, M. Hamilton, M, Krawit, IJ. jordnn, E. Stevens, L. Geiger. Row Il: Miss Maxwell, -I. VVilcox, G. Hatch, A, Sims, VV. VV:1rner, D, Penney, J. Diller, S. l7ePuy, X. Doty, S. Kane, j. Foster. j. Zamoiski, T, Rose. .ilurnlz R. Slate, L. Hendrickson. . 'RF 'N Q 1 J A :mae- . , 590 - 'J ' All osx , I , 'Z , .x '. N. . V ' 9 . Q 4? Q . Y , 1 i Q x H, lx ,I ' l. X t Rom l:wll. to r.J j. :liUl'I'CllS,, judge, D. Acla, D. Thomas, S. Hover, CI Bolton, S, Aagaard, M. Boaket, M. Stric - land, X. Guggenheim, D. Ierry, S. Laurenson, Donald Paxton. Rm: ll: Mr. Tinglcy, j. Hutch, j. Bailey, P. Diller J' Buell- P- Uufnflfkfk R- Dfldlwfil. M- YValker, Douglas Paxton, XY, Hurd, R. jantz, K. Strickland, R. Hover B, johnson. Jlufnr: A Lane. ROBERT BUTTERFIELD CANDOR GLOVE COMPANY 35 Candor, New York Candor, New York FOURTH GRADE Roac I: Cl. tn r.J R. Bebel, S. Powers, G. Yost, R. Zarnoiski, li. Morse. N. XVelmer, C. Kinney, C. juclski, Gnoats, S. L. Ives, j. Rinas. Rflfll' 11: Mrs. Srhoonmaker, XV. Ferris, Ci. Hendrickson, R. Hover, R. XVrighr, F Brown, D. Sullivan, C. Moshier, R. Robinson, G. Ashluncl E. Scnrader, R. Hollenlmeck. .lluenlt B. Galpin. Y i I 151.4 re 'Q l pf' 'J . av! - 9 .5 ' F E ms l Rui: I: ll. to r.l S. Pnttmff, ll. Roberts, S. Austin, N. Slrung, Cline, A. Stmrnlmevk, P. YVliite, P. Frenc L. Quick, S. llmivctt, E. Bulger, C. Bierfreund, Rau' ll: Mr. B. VVnite, R. Bartow, G. Nlorse, L. VHIIIDCFPUU G. Pm-hosic, 'lf Niflldllllgh, M. Banner, R. Vanlitten, 'I'umpkins, R. YVard, 'lf Torrcns, S. Strong, C. C R. Shady. Qlffjfllfl K. Schell, R. Kelly, Beebe. zzirniccl-cr 76 RALPH ESTELLE DEEP WELL MOTEL 81 RESTAURANT H Catlle Dealer and Trucker Lurzrlreozzs, Dinners and Banquets Candor, New York Owen, New Yvrk I.M FIRST GRADE Rufw I: ll. to r.l G. French, L. Bennett, M. VVard, C. Sims, E. Hart, j. Brown, R. Davis, T. Hover, R. jordan, R. Fox, S. Penney, S. Struble. A. Vivona, A. Birch, K. Andrews. Rofu' Il: Miss Moore, H. Ferris, j. Lindhurst, R. Czerenda, M. Lipka, U. Fitchpatrick, j. Liddington, E. lnman, D. Carr, j. Reynolds, B. Spicer, B. Ellinwood, S. Powers, j. Bingham. .Jl1.wn!: R. Craig. fs ln Q ir, fi Rofw I: ll. to r.J C. Slater, T. English, N. Kent, J. Reed, M. Ormsby, j. Lohmeyer, M. Strong, R, Barden. C. Beebe, G. Neild, M. VVilcox, R. Liske, E. Glaude, L. Turner, C. Meddaugh, V. Kirk. Rom: ll: Mrs. Lowe, C. Howey, S. Enerhardt, L. Targosh, C. Marshall, I.. Quick, E. jordon, B. Budney, VV. Cyganovich, R. Vanllerpoel, R. YVeher, D. Butterfield, S. Blinn. NEWING EQUIPMENT CORP. T. J. BYRNE SERVICE. INC. 707-711 Main Street Ting Endicott, New York Binghamtgnv New york 29 .4., X! if 1 X J X , :H 3 A E25 5' ' f' X i X i f X!fx I f 'Pg Q . s ' . , . I I H A ' , -VA , n J ui' 1 i3f f' ff.. 64,6 2 5 dc ,Z fa nl: Al . tl f QR I .I I . .fb-' ' 3 U ,. .- . 1. - J JV SPOTLIGHT SICXIOR CIIORVS - Row.: I: ll. I0 LJ 5. Davenport, S. Sandidge, F. Presher, F. Stevens, j. Sandidge, Mrs. Clarke, jnyce Vergason, jun Ve-rgason, M. Hover, A. Oltz, M, Cimk. Row Il: D. Benjamin, S. johnson, A. Quick, -I, lfitulipntrick, Il. YVhite, B. Slate, L. Moore, N. Meddaugh, G. Frey, S. Bisll. Row III: K. Bosket, S. McNeil, j. Cunsulvi, P. Chatfee, j. Dnucett, S. Storm, S. Keene, rl, Luvvgll, VV, Pei-er, C, Darling, L, Martin, R01-w 1l'g-D, VnnScu5', D. Yeier. F. Kelly, Ki. Newman, Nichols, D. Darling, IJ. Snow' R, Klinger' A-X, O1-191, D, Silgbee, R. Aman. SPECIAL GROUP OCTETTE JOHN SEXTON K CO. KlRK'S RENDEZVOUS Chicago, Illinois Candor, New York - .. THE HORN SENIOR BAND - Rofw I: Cl. to r.J D. Nichols, S. Butterfield, S. Prebher, R. Aharr, S. S port, L. Moore, B. Bastain, VV. Maki, J. Lowell, J. Slater, C. Stnngle. Ro-u' ll: H lx G. Campbell, D. Silshee, D. VanScoy, R. Klinger, J. Jordan, S. Martin, S. Sanilid J Snww Rau' Ill' 'Wir Hnskin K Bullet K Kirk D Yeier C' Yewmai .... v,. ,. ,1..'1,R.VanS R. VVeber, D. Snow, A. Jakes, E. Kelly, A. Aharr. Rofw IV: D.Piworski, P. Chaffee, D NUTS Junior Band ilshee, G. Auatin, S. Daven 'elly, J. Slate, H. VVhite ge, J. Consalvi, D. Strong Coy, J. Nichols, R. Kellogg . Manning. Absent: Lowell f' FRALEYS IJIIIHY' and Skllff' Waverly, New York BOLTS Dance Bond COTTERS 103 Central Ave. Owego, New York .,.LL'fI, ,. .. v 1 ' French Q1 25 -J Art Tumbling Spanish Dramatics POSSINGER's FOOD MARKET QWEGQ TIMES AND LOCKER SERVICE w -N , f AND JEAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE OWLGO GALETTE Spencer' New York Owego, New York T O O C.C CLUBS Dance Library Proiector Operators Newspaper Future Teachers Consult an .'lfl'lIfff'ff Before 1311111111151 Compliments of CENTRAL NEW YORK CHAPTER Memoml Cade AMERICAN INSTITUTE or ARCHITECTS FL ILRIL FARMERS UI- XMERIC X A- Rnfu' I 11 6 Cl 1 xxx Cox oaket R Ll-:les R ch .111 Q es 'umwe x 111 ll Xlgd Il e11t111al Nl u ger re-:uur r '1' 1 ue ax:-11mrt e IL ent n 11' fx N e I1c ll e I arden Report:-1 lb fn! 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All., K-Y? ,XSQ4 'A NJ, 1 Lvrl--.r inqx - .k gv ivy . 5 L Ai..JR, .xg A . -1':,- ,ff .'.T'x ', l'I1 .is ' ,ff fvwe.-'-...L ' fa 'E A ' . -,ws x 5. . -A - -'1', Nl ,vu - BUMPERS P FOOTBALL j Ro-'w I: ll. to r.b j. Roberts, C. jordan, j Nichols, A. .-Xagaarcl, Co-eapt. L, Anderson, Co-i-apt. L. Harmon, in. Newman, G. Campbell, L. Penney. Rnfu' ll: -I. Basket, B. Lind, S. Gower, D. VanSi-oy, D. Dutton, IZ. Aging, KE. Kelly, R. Klinger, C. Rose. Rufus Ill: Mr. Myer, Assistant Coach, j. Pirhany, G. Gillette, I.. Pnttortf, oat' ic'ev, THE GRAND PRIX This year's Candor football varsity squad got elf to a very smooth start, being stalled only once and pulling into a tie with Vanfitten for first place. Une of the reasons for the power and smooth running of the gridiron team was the fact that there were many good replacements on the benches who frequently were called out to substitute for some of the boys and give the squad a helpful push. The V. football team was also in line running order, losing only one game and winning the cham- pionship. The prospects for an excellent year of Varsity basketball can also be seen along the road. Klany of the former drivers of the team are returning for their second year of Varsity Basketball and so have hzwl a year of valuable experience behind them. The Al. V. basketball team is also in fine running order. NVith a large battery of men, everyone is sparked up to his best so as to stay in the front seat and not on the running board. There are several very promising boys who are playing for their first year, and it liroks as if rhi- chances for a Hne varsity team in the future are very good. The outlook for a good baseball team is bright. Only one of the points was lost but all of last yt-ar's first set are still tiring and ready for at least another year at bat. The track team has The Forward Look and we are all looking forward to seeing the boys set new speed and endurance records. Last, but not least by any means, are the cheerleaders, who are the sparkplugs giving the boys power and compression to turn the wheels of victory and good sportsmanship. 38 ITHACA GEAR 81. AUTO PARTS, CO., INC. KENNETH WOLFE 111 E- Green Street G. E. flppliarzces and Iilertriral lffiring Ithaca. New York Candor' New York BATTERY BASEBALL - Rofw I: Cl. to 1'.l L. Penney, D. Yeier, D. Snow, R, Kellogg, L. Harmon, C. jordan, D. Silsbee, R VanScoy, D. Strong. Rum: Il: Coach Hickey, D. Nichols, F. Andrews, IT YVeher, D. Darling, H. Annis, D. Klinger, B. Lind. PBTONS ay dw 'q? , Mpfq?' .iQWP.4? . C TRACK -- Row li ll. to r.J D. Yeier, S. Gower. Rn-zz: ll: Couch L. XVhite, G. Newman, Nichols, Bosker VV. Hughes, R. XVeber, L. Meddaugh. ELLIS PHARMACY KENT'S GROCERY 3 Candor, New York Wlllseyville, New York COILS Wifl-f VARSITY BASKETBALL - fl. to r.j L. Penney, D. Xveber, VV. Hughes, Maclntyre, L, Harmon, R. Kellogg, D. Yeier, D. Strong. Coach Hickey. -of ' VARSITY CIRCLE - Strong, Yeier, Kellogg, Maclntyre, clmlch Hlf'kf'3' Harmon, Hughes, Coach. 40 GRANTS BAKERY HIGH VIEW DAIRY Corthnd, New York Candor, New York SPRINGS l -I. V. BASKIQTHALL - Rnfu' 1: ll. tu r.l Coach Hickey, S. Gower, R. Davenpvrt, D. Darling, D. Snow, G. Camp- bell D Silwbee R VanS4ox Rom. II H Foote D Yichols X jak s ID Klin er L Nleddau li, H. Annis, V. Tucker, . .. x,.. 'e:,, g,.. g 5. Longrod, G. Pumpelly. j. V. CIRCLE - VanSCoy, Silsbee, Annis, Davenport, Darling, Coach Hickev. 2 VVRESTLING CLUB - Rufu' I: Cl. to r.J R. Pumpelly, T. Morse, L. Kinney, K. Budinger, T. Fitchpatrick, A. cett, j. Gerace, V. Tucker. Rm-L: II: R. Harden, C. Brainard, K. Vanlitten, R. Birch, D. Nichols, j. Nichols, Mr. Myer adviser. C. C. NOTEWARE AND SON FARM EQUIPMENT STORE 41 Owego, New York C2-l1d0l', New Y0fk SPARK PLUGS Y -XRSITX CHEILRLIL NDI-RS fl alw c 1 me errlc' If-I R 1 1 IJIQII Cc .lrsltx Lawtun 1 eenc- flume more IINI B NI:-ddxu INIUR N XI-lbl I X C III I RII XID b 1 .1 C I5 MMM IU UH J -ICJII Strom., L apt un KENNETH U VS ARD 8. 50N PHILIP M KING INSLRAINLF AGI' NLY Candor New York Candor New York I I ' :QI I I, A 1 , I , 5 ff i , ' I I I 2 . ' ' L' I A 5 I , f A , I 5 Z . V ' , 2 X Q ' 4 1 , fs A V i A I 1 , ,If 4 ' I 2 ' 3 I I I g A ' ' ' 1 i I I ' I Y . 2 I - 1 f I V A 1 I L . .. w ' ' , Q, ' I V ' , . v 5 ' 9 '. ' I X, I Q - R mc I: tl. to 1-.W Cons' 'i, I, llouvert. Pat Ke-ellh, Captain: SL ' K , I, ' 'gu- Nnn. 0-L' ll: NI N. ,' 1 n A. w I I . 1 , V ,-, f' ' I A FOOTB.-XI,L i'IIEIiRI.I2AllIiRS - Kofu' I: Cl. tu r.j S. Sulldidge, VCVHIISUII, M. Iluvcr, ,IV Uaptuing Suv: Keene, V' j I 5 1' 3 Pct K , bl. IJ ' rr. L. M , VI. Cum: . . 1 gh. I , K 2 I ' V .2 . -3 - I A 4 I .kr Q V- I f 3. 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A I A AA INSTRUCTION BOOK EFFECT OF SCIENCE ON ENTERTAINMEINT Scuence affects entertaunment un many vyays Furst of all scuence en a ed us t b able to enjoy e kunds of entertaunment that we have today If scuence had not unvented the many kunds of tume sayung ma chunes that vye have today, we might be goung to cornhuskungs and sewung bees as our parents and grandpar ents dud for their entertaunment They had to combune work wuth theur fun un order to accomplush ey rvthung that they had to do ln the field of entertatnment utself, scuence has enabled us to enjoy many new thungs One of the most umport ant developments after the raduo us our teleyusuon We can now, just by suttung un a comfortable chaur at home un front of the televusuon set, see the thungs that are happenung around us all over the world We can see the nevys and hustory actually beung made We can enjoy the many plays and shows whuch not have been able t televusuon In the near future I thunk that color televusuon wull be un use un many of our homes It wull greatly uncrease our enjoy comeduans we would see wuthout ment of many thlngs especually par ades and other actuyutues where many gay colors are used Another popular entertainment us also heung made more unterestung and fun Thus us the famuly car Cars have become one of the most popular yehucles both for gettung to work and just ruduuug around the countrysude en joyung the scenery There have been many umproy ements made on cars to uncrease the comfort and enjoyment of druvung Cars haye been made more comfortable to rude un they haye been made more powerful and much easuer to druve and operate Cars are constantly beung umproved as far as the safety angle us con cerned also Due to the ady ancement of scuence yye can enjoy many dufferent forms of entettaunment and we haye much more tume to enjoy ut Day ud Sulsbee Junuor HAZEL Hazel yyas her name She was a mean sort as mean as her seven susters who preceded her Shes dead now but before she dted she hurt many people and many thungs She came from the Southeast She was hufhng and pufhng and bloyyung off steam yyhen she first came After she was here a few hours the dam age she caused became apparent Hazel came unto New York State un October of 1954 She roared all that one nught she was here She seemed angry yvuth everybody and everythung She let everyone know how she fel After she left she went up Yorth and dued She left behund her sorrow and damage For Ha7el wasnt an ordunary gurl Hazel yvas a hurrucane Wanda Duckens Grade Eught OLD JOE AND THE RIVER ROSE The Ruver Rose I have heard tell Was a beautuful shup Wuth a clear rungung e A streamluned boat The belle of the ruver What a sught to see' Old Joe was the pulot And a capable one If there was work to do He got ut done He vowed bv the stars That twunkled above To handle that boat Wuth fatherly love That day on the ruver Was a great day to see As Old joe sauled the Rose Down to the sea juamta Heath Senuor THE EFFECT OF TELEVISION CW AMERICA The 3 I people muracle of televusuon stull has of people marvellung Some are vyushung that ut would go back where ut came from though because ut us creatung a lot of prob ems Ask Mrs Average T Housewufe why she doesnt luke televusuon shell be only too glad to guve her argu ment and have somebody lusten Mrs Housewufe wull tll you that she yvorks hard to prepare one of those new dushes she saw Betty Crocker prepare and the famuly comes home for supper and ummeduately becomes glued to the televusuon set Her nevy dush then becomes cold before the proguam us over or they gulp the food doyyn un such a hurry that they dont see what they re eating And then Nfrs Housevyufe says that she doesnt vyatch the chuldrens pro grams because they re too gory but she does wush that they wouldnt have quute so much shootung un them because when the chuldren umutate them they make so much nouse And of course Mrs Housewufe yyould neyer forget to tell you that she doesnt get to go out any more be cause her hubby us watchung the Hghts, wrestlung or a ball game They re probably many more thmgs Mrs Housewufe could have told us but her favorute serual Por tua Searches for a Brughter Lught was just comung on Margaret M Blow, Junuor BACK IN THE GOOD OLE DAYS Remember back there un the good old days? I doubt uf many of us do Im sure we ve heard a great deal about II We ve all heard about the tumes when our Mas and Pas or even Grandpas and Grand part of the good ole days Once a week Pa would come to get Ma to go out un the Uhorsen buggy M would be all dressed up Ht to kull un that long dress wuth the hoop skurt and yesuree, she had on those long stockungs too She could never wear low anklet socks, there wasnt such a thmg and goodness, uf there was she could never wear them Whv shed catch her death of cold' Pa had to be sure and have Ma back home by 9 30 or uooo at the latest any hours after that were not permutted ut would ruun the gurls reputatuon and Pa wouldnt be used yery fruendly luke by the gurls folks euther bolly what a dufference tt was then compared to today Thev would nt have thought of wearung any thmg but long skurts wuth hoops un them land those wretched stock ungslj Nor would they have thought of beung able to go to the lxvmg room and askung Dad uf they could borrow the car for tonught And the hours goodness, they never even let ut come unto theur munds to stay out untul mudnught even uf ut was a Sat urday nught Tumes sure have changed and I guess we all agree they ve changed to better and no worse, even though many tumes we thunk were treated sumply terrubly Claudua Van Etten junuor CANDOR G L F SERVICE INC BANDLER STILES 81 KEYEb candor, New York Owesvu New Yvrk v , h I . , M. . 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Y . . . . . - J . , 7 V - . . , , ' ' y y ' .' ,' ' e ' u ' I V . . , , Y . . . by 4 . , . , 1 . . . , . 9 I I I 'I-53155 5 REAR VIEW MIRROR ALUMNI 953 LAVVRENCE MXNZER IS attendmg Moodx Bnble In SIIILIIE 1n lhncago ROBERI HOUCK I5 serung 1n the army ln Germans MARIHX NPIUPSKI IH WOl'kIllg as secretary to at tor11ey Vlnnston Ives III Candor ELIZABETH 'IOFT l1we5 III U111on End1cutt and WOI'kIIIg as ta5h1er III I'nd1cott at the Acme Food Store ARTHUR ANDREWS IS serv1ng1n the army Ill japan -IACQUELINE DOMINIC IS marr1ed to Dennl Wash bur11 and IS l1v1ng III Owego WILLIAM EIKLOR IS worknng on h15 father 5 farm ROBERT OARATT IN attend1ng Harpur College LYMAN HURD 15 servxng nn the army 1n Par15 MARIE HLRD 15 WOI'lClIIg as a bhlpplng clerk 1n aca at Sears Sz Roebuck MXRJORIE KFLLER IN WOI'kIIlg 1n Rochester DOINA LATHROP IS WOI'kIIIg III Ithaca III the C as a bookkeeper JEAN MACIN IIYRE lb WOFIKIIIH 1n Ithaca at the Gas 8: Electrlc a sophomore LLOYD MANZER IS 1n the Alr Force and IS SIHIIODC at Amar1llo I'exas KARL NEVVMAN lb bCI'NlIIg 1n the army 1n Germany ROBER'I 'NIL HOLSON IN exung 1n the Army CARL OVERBXUUH 13 work111g on h1s fathers farm FRIEDA QUICK IS marr1ed to Fred B1ll1ngs and IS l1v1ng 1n Syracuse B-XRBAR-X RACE IS marr1ed to Robert Kellogg who IS attendmg Bob jones IIIIINCTSIIY CARLIN ROBISON lb servmg 1n the army and lS sa t1oned at Fort Iee Vlfgllllil He lil marr1ed to D0 lores VanEtten DONALD SPICER IS serung 1n the armv and IS sta t1oned 1n Cal1forn1a I-NIILX VAN SC OX I3 attendmg Elmnra College and IS majormg 1n IlUI'SlIlg as a sophomore DOIORES VIN ETTEN IS marr1ed to Carlxn Rob1son and IS l1v1ng Wllh her husband 1n Vlfglnla JOSEPH VIINNICK 15 serung 1n the -Xrmv an IS stauoned at Foxt D1x New jersey IAURA. VIINNICK 1s work1ng as a secretary 1n the Educat1nn Department at I B M 954 ELEXNOR MARTIN IN work1ng at Cornell UIIIVCFSIIV a5 a secretary KAIHPRXN XNNIS 1s marr1ed to Robert Houck SXBRA LAIIIROP 15 work1ng Ill Ithaca 111 a bank SHIRLEY SULLIVAN I3 WOI'kIIIg on the Cornell campu5 at the Statler Inn CAROLYN AHAR'I IS attendlng Cortland State Teach e 5 College as a freshman MAX AMAN IS WOI'kIIlg on h15 fathers farm NORM XN BENJAMIN Ib WOI'lCIllg on h15 fathers farm RICHARD DAVENPORT 15 work1ng on h15 farm 1n Brooktondale ,IXNICE C fXRAT'I IS attendmg Albany State Teachers College a5 a freshman C ERALDINE L WARA IS rece1v1ng nurses tra1n1ng at Bmghamton Hosp1tal CARLTON HILBERT IS attendmg Ithaca College as a freshman FLORENCE KXNNE IS work1ng 1n Ithaca at the Elec IFIC and C as and IS engaged to Larry Barden MARION KEENE IS attendnng Albany State Teachers College as a freshman ROIJNFY KELLOGC 15 work1ng on h1s fathers farm RONALD KLLLY IN l1v1ng at home IJIAN X KIRK lb marr1ed to B1Il QUICR and they are l1v1ng 1n W1ll5eyv1lle SHIRLEY LOVEJOY IS workmg nn Owego at End1cott johnson and IS marr1ed to Floyd VV'1ll1ams CI ARK MOFFITT IS servmg ID the army and IS sta t1oned at Fort Knox Kentucky EMILY SLLXTER IS HIICIICIIIIK Albany State Teachers College as a freshman VIRGINIA SNOW IN attendnng Houghton College as a freshman NELM-I SCIEVENS IS marr1ed to Ronald W1lson and they are lIVIIIg 1n Troy I' KYE STORM IS work1ng as a bookkeeper at Cornell C -XROL NERO ISON 15 vsorkmg 1n Ithaca at 1 L F ROC ER V IN EI'IEN IS work1ng on h1s fathers farm JXMES MARKS IN workmg nn Spencer on a farm OWLGU MURRA1 C0 INC SERVALL ARMY NAVY STORE 45 Owego New York 33 Lake Street, Owego, N Y .-, , - -..- . 19 I O -A -in-L .-Q'j-,--: -..-- :.-5-1 2 V , , . 4 . 4 . - . 5 A r V . K . 5 ' ' 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 . , V. . 5 AA A A T A , 1 . V Y . . - 1 .i is 1 X , , , . . .4 I .Q 1 .X ,- , . l i . . . Ith. I A 5 JA - ' . 1 1 .Q . . 4 , , . . . , . . J 4 1 . - I 4 L J ' ' ' ' ' 3. L. F. ' ,, .X . . X ' , A . . . - DONALD MANNING is attending Duke University' as . , . I L 1 T V A 1 - A 5 I Y . d L L F .5 ' v y S. .I - ' ' V ' ' ' . , . ' ' . . ' T I 'v ' ' I . . . . 1 1 . A A, , 5 A A .K in . . . t - H I I , ' 1 , . . ' N 5 n H h vs Q n I .Q 5 . . , . . 1 . , , , .l . , 1 V I 5 , . 11 . . , .Q 1 . , . , . 4 Y. . , A h A ' - . . , ,I 1' . . 1. . . 1 , 1 -', 1 - ' N I - I 1' 1 1 1 N W Y . . O . 1 . . Septe-nbe r 9 day of students. September I4 September zo tives. September 21 coholism. September 24 ROADMAP -Year slams into high gear with a half school. Forty faculty members, over 700 -Election of class officers and advisers. -Election of student council representa- -Mr. Ellerton speaks to Assembly on al- -C. C. S. Ag Fair-Ray Davenport and Hope Barden are grand winners. October 1 - October 21 Football season begins. Vocal All-State tryouts at Ithaca College. jim Nichols wins right to be in All-State Chorus. October 6-Fire extinguisher demonstration given by Mr. Robert Butterfield. SCHOOL FAIR November 9-Senior pictures and yearbook pictures taken by Mr. Tompkins. November 19-2o- Sectional All-State Choral Festival at Waverly. November 19-.Open House sponsored by P. T. A. Parents v xslt classrooms. November 22-Tri-County Student Council meeting at Newark Valley. November 23-Basketball season opens. December 11-First junior movie of series. December 14-Elimination for American Legion Ora- torical Contest. Won by Patti Chaffee. Art classes decorate local merchants' windows. October October October for October 'Caro CC. . NY'- -gntsv. 3 ' .QE Y- C.M1YhnYs 8-Teachers' conference in Elmira. 27-Mr. Lockridge takes individual pictures 28-High school pupils go to Ithaca College Our Town . 29-Annual Hallowe'en Party at school spon sored by Student Council. Costume parade of ele mentary grades on front lawn in the afternoon November 5-6-Senior play-Hillbilly Wetldtn M Hazen directs. Cast includes: Maw .............. . . . Patti Ronald .......... ... Ronald Mrs. Maxwell ... ... Judy Ceelie ......... . . Joyce Bonnie Mae .. .. Kay Obcey ...... . . Bob Chiz ... ... Albert Zeke . . ..... Earl Rev ....... .. jim N. juney Lou .. .. Juanita Four , .... ..... C Sail Five Six Paw Barbara ....... Peggy ... .. . Sonny A. l : f f f!'t llALLOVVE'EN PAINTING RICHA RDS MONUMENT SERVICE Owego, New York STAKMORE CO., INC. Owego, New York SENIOR PL XY March I2 Regents Scholarshrp Exams March 5 All Countv Chorus at Van Etten Erght schools represented March I5 Assembls Mcixregors Folk songs A Wee Bnt of Bonme Scotland March 24 Assembly Slavonxc Ensemble Folk danc es gypsy musrc Aprrl Semor Talent Show Aprrl 6 Assembly Trampo Cxcle trampolme perts April 7 18 Easter Recess Semor trrp to Washxngton Aprnl 21 Three one act plays Junror Sophomore, Freshmen Aprrl 22 All County Band festn al at Spencer April 25 Assembly Mr Davis Ventrlloqulst Aprrl 29 Track season begms Sophomore square dance Band Adjudrcatron at Wewark Valley May 2 Baseball season begms Mav 20 junror Dance UR YI URIL M KON I ESI December zo F H A Tea at homemakxng house December 2l Chrrstmas program at school December 22 january 3 Chrrstmas recess january 5 Scholarship Review classes hegrn januarv I8 Senrors have Spaghettr Supper january 21 26 REC EVTS January 28 F H A Dance Woody Wrlhams an hrs Jamboree Gang February 23 Semor Pancake Supper February 28 Assembly Art jennmgs The Psycholo gy of a Clown FJ FHA IILX June 3 League track meet Freshman hayrrde UDB Une UBC UDB Une UBC 17 Ice cream or Box Socxal juniors 23 REGEVTS Grade picnics Prcnxcs 7 I2 Baccalaureate Commencement FIRST INATION AL BANK KLOVERLAND DAIRY BAR Candor, New York Owezo, New York - - 1 t . l ' , ., A . -4 - l 1 ' i . 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BERN FURNITURE COMPANY EVANS GARAGE I THE ECONOMY STORE 57 North Avenue Owego New York Complnments of DR RUSSELL S BEARDSLEE Owego New York BUSINESS EQUIPMENT dc SERVICE C0 0 re and Yrhool Fllfhlfuff Elmira Heights New York CANDOR TELEPHONE CO Candor New York CARDWELLS FROZEN FOODS Home of 011 Grandpappy Candor New York CATATONK GENERAL STORE Catatonk New York CENTURY CLEANERS Candor New York T BURR CHARLES JEWELER 15 Lake Street Owego New York CLOVERDALE FARMS CO INC Ice Cream Binghamton New York CONTI JEWELRY Owego New York CONWAY S DINER 79 North Avenue Owego, New York W R COWAN BARBER 40 Lake Street Owego New York CRAIG'S GROCERY Candor, New York CUBS USED CARS Ne-u and Used Part: Willseyvllle New York DARLING'S GARAGE Phone 83 L Candor, New York LLOYD DePUTRON Brooktondale New York DePUYS IGA Candor New York DEVILS ELBOW Owego New York 186 Main Street Owego, New York llabmu Wlllseyvllle New York THE FOUNTAIN INN Home ll Fmr Food Candor New York GLENNS ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Candor New York DR A E HILBERT Candor New York HOLLENBECKS RED 84 WHITE Candor New York WINSTON S IVES Candor New York J K SERVICE C0 ESSO Dealer Candor New York Candor New York D H JENNINGS INSURANCE COMPANY Candor New York KENYON HUB STORE Your lzefu Master Dealer Owego New York KILPATRICKS STORE Candor New York LaGRANGES HARDWARE Candor New York LANGDONS ARMY AND NAVY STORE 56 North Avenue Owego, New York LUNDY'S SPORT SHOP 25 Lake Street Owego New York LYNNS DRUG STORE 62 North Avenue Owego, New York MARIAN S BEAUTY SALON Candor, New York MERRITT LIDDLE FUNERAL HOME Owego New York THE MILL STREAM INN Candor New York Compliments of THE THREE MUSKETEERS J J NEWBERRY C0 27 29 lake Street Owego New York NORTH SPENCER DAIRY Spencer New York OWEGO CO OP SERVICE INC Feed and Farm Store Owego New York PETE'S BARBER SHOP Candor New York RED BARN GIFT SHOP Route 17 Owego New York REIGELS PHARMACY 185 Main Street Owego, New York ROBINSON S GROCERY Candor New York SLATE S GROCERY Catatonk, New York STAR CLEANERS 73 North Avenue Owego, New York STEVENS CASH MARKET Candor New York STINARDS RADIO AND T V 119 North Avenue Owego New THOMAS FLORAL Owego, New RAY THOMPSON S Owego New York COMPANY York GROCERY York THE TOWN DINER Candor, New York TWIGS TEXACO SERVICE Candor New York VASCO PRODUCTS COMPANY Mazntenanre Supplzes Elmnra. New York WALTERS 8: BOND Paznt and Offce Supplzes Owego New York WILBUR VISUAL SERVICE 28 Genesee Street New Berlin New York MR JOHN WILCOX Candor, New York YEIER'S PLUMBING Ga HEATING Candor, New York J ff? , - ' ' Il I! ' ' l . ' DR. AND MRS. JOHN H. JAKES ., I . 7 I , , . . F I