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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1956 volume:

1.14, -, 55:1 ' I-1a1xS1fm.L12.iA.' ,. Alsmiuh'-.' - ru- 'ni' ' .' . n':'..:J-1:ZrA U ,Hu ' ' fx 1 lwlnvH'aS.'wL4iim ..uJlhl.E: .3 .... 'F' f' ,Z PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF CANDOR CENTRAL SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Foreword 3 Dedication , 4 Principal, Asst. Principal, Board of Education, Office Staff 5 Bus Drivers, Custodians, Cafeteria Staff, Nurse 6 Faculty 7'8 Annual Staff 9 Student Council 10 snaps 11 Seniors 13-19 Grades 21-30 Activities 32-38 Sports 40-44 Snaps 45 Alumni 46 Calendar 47 Advertising 48 FOREWORD This year we based our yearbook on the Candor Indian. This is the emblem under which our teams have played so well and which represents us to the county at large. We have turned our school into an Indian Camp and invite you to go back to the days when the Indians roamed our playgrounds and corridors. As our community is filled with the Indian and his activities so is this yearbook filled with the memories of a busy year that has seen the class of 1956 cover its campfire and ioin a long line of warriors under the flag of the Alumni. Warren Paxton, Editor Pat Birch, Assistant Editor ff Fi' SJ - ff' 0 if X Q i7 f ,mm s- fe N Wi s s DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1956, wish to dedicate our 1955-56 annual to Mrs. Florence Brucknak, third grade teacher at Candor since 1939. Nearly all of the seniors have had Mrs. Brucknak at one time and wish to thank her sincerely for her fine help on one of our steps toward future careers. .1 CHIEFS Mr. Bert White Mr. john Wilcox Mr. Robert Lagerty Vice Principal Principal Counselor ADMINISTRATION COUNCH MWf 119215 r1-. ' j , .cll ccl n I 41.10 r.l C. Keene Ward, Pres. Howard Weber Lloyd Silshee Qrearl, clerk General C. Lyon Charles Williams :QI f Robert Barden BOARD OF EDUCATION BUS DRIVERS AND MECHANIC Mrs. Slate Mr. Bolton Mr. Butterfield Mr. Storm Mr. Caple Mr. Richards Mr. Nichols Mr. Anderson Mr. Aman Mr. Targosh Mr. Howell Mr. Presher-Mechanic LAFETERIA STAFF Left to righl Mrs. Fessenden Mrs. Hover Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Manley jordan Turner Kemak SMOKE SIGNALS 5 if rf I C N Q9 FACULTY 6-12 - Rofw 1: fl. to 125 M. Gritman, C. Sirong, L. Gooding, F. White, M. Kemac L. Clarke. F. Ciliberti, D. Kerins. Rofw II: S. Haddad, N. Church, R. Grifhn, R. Laiferty, J Clarke, E. MacArthur, M. Hickey. Rofu: III: G. Hazen, G. Myer, L. White, P. Gibbons, C Stevens, M. Daggett. fl . i im' L wk T ,Bram - 'N x , X X, MARVIN BIRCH - PLUMBING 8z HEATING Candor, New York SMOKE SIGNALS l QW may FACULTY K-6 - Rofw I: fl. to r.j . D e an B. Cline Lf ri ht, R. Silsbee G. Card- well, M. Caspar, D. McCarthy. Rofw 'Q' Prxce l - M. Moore A. Blanchard, P. Whittaker. Rafw Ill: N. ' tlall,KC. Packard, P. aggett, D. Tingley',Q ,Vx CIEWQP. Raszmann. J W5 l ::, l 1 f' . ' 'X G , ca i X x...f--Y Q 1 I WWW A Wk Ll0IllfY1ilIll lIfS of CANDOR CENTRAL FACULTY a ren Paxton E iitor TOTEM POLE EDITORS A, 3 s C. Darling . 1 I ? 5 Clubs f 'I K W. Peret A Pat Birch rt Asxixlant Editor Newman Photography C Rose Zh- an, R Weber 1 1 6-D A s W' P Birch ,BM Z X rv' ,bfi v .shi as uk Ai f ,4 J. W Dales I d. Y x 1 Llisses D Silshee Qports S Davenport Snapshots R Davenport Senior Pages R. Harden - Alumni fs 47 . M. Qook ' Typing D. Van Scoy Music J. Newman Bus. Nlgr. Peret Lind Weber Newman Van Scoy Rose Darling hlartin Guggenheim ANNUAL STAFF Left to Right J. Jordan R. Barden R. Davenport B. Hurd B. Garratt L. Luciani S. Davenport D. Silsbee J. Judski NI. Cook A. Oltz W. Dickens J. Cronk Mr. Hazen P. Birch W. Paxton 9 Nlrs. Haddad Absent: R. Goodrich 1 1 A STUDENT COUNCIL President - G. Newman V. President - W. Paxton Secretary - C. Vanliltten Treasurer - D. Silsbee First- TW. Paxton, D. Silsbee, C. Van Etten, TG. Newman Mr. Clarke Second - L. Stevens, Mr. Wilcox, R. Hall Third - G. Brainard Fourth - J. Foster, H. Barden, S. Butterfield, TS. Davenport Fifth - P E A C E P ' P E A R. Van Der Pool, N. Vergason, S. Storm Sixth - A. Ahart, D. Darling, TL. Harmon er Tri-County Delegates HIGHLIGHTS The Student Council got off to a good start for the year of 1955-1956 with the following officers: President, Gerald Newman, Vice President, Warren Paxtong Secretary, Claudia Van Etteng and Treasurer, David Silsbee. First on the agenda was the activity calendar. Each class made out a list of activities that they would like to have during the year. This list was turned over to the Student Council. The Student Association Drive was put into effect with a contest for 10096 membership of each class. The classes winning were: Senior, Freshmen and Eighth Grade - all receiving lollipops as their prize. The Candor Student Council joined the National Association of Student Councils. Christmas Gift Boxes for the needy families were collected with each class contributing articles of food, clothing, or toys. This year the Student Council put the boxes in with those of the American Legion to be distributed. The Tri-County delegates for 1955-1956 are: Lloyd Harmon, Gerald Newman, 1Varren Paxton, and Sally Davenport. Compliments of I CANDOR CENTRAL STUDENT COUNCIL 'HIL six . 4 U-it Caught Sm-:xkirw Llmy d Q d 1,1 I LC' HJ! vs. -Ir ' FIITIQ Out , Q , B J.. x, Q ', . J, 4, , .. - x - ,M X w . , 1. I '+g2,:f3.3, 9 ' ' .- ' s . M w w X 4fs?f?Lf , Q1 ,U . fnyf' M3 ,l,. 6 A u F K. h Q, 4 .Y , ' W X if f In . Wgk., . X-,-Viv 'f7'R5-if 5 H' ,L+ ' - - H I fw- . .f wA- w, L 2 -rv-fr! i' 555 .UT l, . . V , Lim' .A 5.235 Y' ,g, jenn '-4. .- ' ' benior Play K. J I Pat .1 VJ A Real Pala I- rA.,' hem I john S Huwzml 5 Bob X Skip UBS GQIKIKIIIILQL ..-.1 SENIORS w! ',1'f -1. . 1--. ,.v .,, L. r- WARREN KENNETH PAXTON Warren Presidentg Senior Play - George Gibbs5 Annual, 3, 45 Class Officer, 2, 3, 45 Vice- President Student Council, 45 Student Council Representative, 35 Tri-County Representative, 45 Chorus, 2, 45 Base- hall, 4. -IAN HT MARIE CONSALYI .lan 'I'reasurer5 Senior Play - Mrs. VVehh5 Band, l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, I, Z, 3, 45 junior Varsity Cheerleader, 25 Varsity Cheer- leader, 3, 45 Dance Band, 2, 3, 45 Dance Cluh, 15 Girls Intramurals, 2, 45 All- County Hand, l, 2, 3, 4: All-State Section- als, 4. SHARON LYNN STORM Sherry Vice-President5 Senior Play - Mrs. Gibbs5 Spanish Club, 35 Girls Intramur- als, 2, 45 Girls Quartette, 45 Girls Oc- tette, 2, 35 Chorus, 2, 35 All-County Chorus, 2, 35 All-State Sectional Chorus, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Class Secretary I5 Class Vice-President, 45 Future Teach- ers Club, 2, 3, 45 President of F. T. A., 35 Vice-President of F. T. A., 45 Ex- change Student to Spencer, 2. SALLY ANN SANDIDGE Snooks Secretary5 Senior Play - Emily Webb5 All-County Chorus, 35 All-Sectional Chorus, 45 Band, l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 35 Varsity 4 Cheerleader, 45 Girls Intramurals, 4. RODN EY ACKLICS Rod It P. A.. I. 2. 3. 4: Ireasurer. 4. MARGARLI MARY BLOW hlaggie Senior llay - IXIrs. Sozuue-s5 I'utule Ita- Chvrs. 3. 4: Uramatics 3. 'G' 4 5 5 1' MARAIORIE EDNA COOK Marge Chorus 3, -lg Newspaper, 2, 3, Annual, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club, 33 President of F. H. A., 2. JOYCE DARLENE DOUCETTIC Joycie Senior Play - Lady in the Audience, junior Varsity Cheerleader, lg Varsity Cheerleader, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Intramurals, 2, 43 Dance Club, 2, 3, School Paper, 3, All-State Sectional Chorus, 4. RICHARD IRVING DARLING Dick Senior Play - Doctor Giblng Student Council, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-County, 2, 3. NVILLIAM LOUIS HUGH ES Bill junior Varsity Basketball, lg Track, 2, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND ELLIS DAVENPORT Doc Senior Play - Simon Stimsong Shop Club, 1, 2, Science Club, lg Junior Band, lg junior Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, Var- sity Basketball, 4, Varsity Football, 43 Track, l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A., l, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. President, 3, 4, Newspaper, 35 Dance Club, 3, 4, Class Vice-President, 2, Annual Staff. 3, 4. GIQRTRUDNE LOUISIC HURD Gert F. H. A.. I, 2, 35 Dance Club f x 1 I4 , fl WM ' n l,ft,,. PATRICIA ANNE KEENE Tricia junior Varsity Cheerleader, lg Varsity Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, Chorus, l, 2: Girls Intramurals, 2, 4: Dance Club, I. GERALD ALVIN N EWMAN Jerry Senior Play - Stage Manager, Student Council Representative, 2, 35 Vice-Presi- dent of Class, 2, Vice-President of Stu- dent Council, 3, President Student Coun- cil, 4, Football, 2, 3, 45 Track, 2, 3, 45 Manager Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Band, 3, Boy's State, 1955, All- State Chorus, 4, Citizenship Education Conference, 3, 4, Representative of Tri- County Student Council, 3, Barbershop Quartette, l, 3, 4. ROBERT OLIVER LIND Skip Senior Play - Howie Newsome, Base- ball, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 39 Track, 3, 4, Annual, 1, 2, 3, 4, Shop Club, lg Science Club, l, 23 Projector Operators Club, lg Dance Club, 3, 43 Boxing and Wrestling Club, 25 Chorus, 2, 3, 4, All-State Section- al Chorus, 3, All-County Chorus, 3, 4, Junior Play, 3. LEWIS ARTHUR PENNEY Lew Senior Play - Professor Willard, Bas- ketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, l, 2, 3, 45 Football, 3, 4, Track 2, 33 Art Club, lg Science Club, l, 2, Chorus, 4. LAWRENCE PRESTON MEDDAUGH Larry Senior Play - Light Nlanagerg junior Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Track, 2, 3, 4g Science Club, 3, 45 Art Club, 1, 2, 33 Pro- jector Operators Club, l, 2, 3. WENONA YVON N E PERET Nonie Senior Play - Rebecca, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus, 3, 43 All-State Sec- tional Chorus, 3, 4, Girls Quartette, 3, 45 Dance Band, 45 Future Teachers, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 3, Newspaper, 3-5 Dra- matics Club, 33 Art Club, l 3 Dance Club, 43 Basketball Intramurals, 2, Chairman of Prom Committee, 43 Annual, 2, 3, 4. CLARENCE AUSTIN ROSE Sonny Senior Play - joe Stoddard, Dance Club, 2, Annual Staff, 1, 2, 3, 49 Boxing and Wrestling Club, 23 Newspaper, 2. CLAUDIA MAE VAN ETTEN Fluffo Junior Varsity Cheerleader, l, 25 Chorus, 23 Class Secretary, l, 2, Student Council Secretary, 4. DAVID LLOYD SILSBEE Dave Senior Play - Wally Webb, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative, 8, 1, 25 Student Association Treasurer, 3, 4, Tri-County Representative, 1, 2, 33 Band, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, l, 2, 3, 43 All-County Band, 35 All-State Band, 3, Annual Staff, 3, 4, School Paper, 23 Chorus, 2, 3, All-Star Baseball, 1, 3. DONALD EUGENE VAN SCOY Tuffy Senior Play-Constable Warren, Band, l 2, 3, 43 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club, 2, 3, 43 Booster Band, 2, 35 Junior Band, 1, 23 All-County Band, 3, 45 All-County Chorus, 2, Annual, 3, 43 President of Music Association, 45 Dance Band Treasurer and Secretary, 2, 3, 4. 2 DAVID LAMONT SNOW Ivory 99 44-X100 Snow Senior Play-Joe Crowell, Band, 8, 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus, 1, 3, 45 Basketball, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, All-State Band, 45 All- State Chorus, 35 AIlJCounty Band, 2, 3, 43 All-County Chorus, 3, 4, Quartette, 3, 45 Dance Band, 4. JOYCE ANN VERGASON Annie Mae Art Club, 23 Chorus 35 Newspaper, 2, 3, Dance Club, 35 Octette, 3. , .Lai Neatest .... . . Most Efficient . . . . Most Musical .. Prettiest ..... Handsomest .... Witriesr Smartest ....... Hardest Worker Nicest Smile Best Dressed . . . Most Athletic . . . Most Frank . . . . Best Writer . . Best Driver . .. Most Quiet ..... Most Cooperative - , ww -r pyv--r,-it W-t. .s -g --y-my ,th ...f . DONALD VERNON YEIER Don Senior Play- Editor Webby Class Presi- dent, l, 2, 33 Vice-President Student Coun- cil, 2g Band, 4, S, 6, 7, 8, l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Tri-County Representa: tive, 23 Junior Varsity Basketball, l Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Foot- ball, 4g Baseball, l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council, l, 2: All-State Sectionals, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD LEE WEBER Gridley Senior Play-Sam Craigg Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Track, 3, 43 Annual, 3, 45 Senior Band, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, l, 2, 3, 43 Projector Operators Club, 2. . . . . Don Yeier . . . . Jerry Newman .. Don Van Scoy . . Ray Davenport . . Skip Lind . . Dave Silsbee . . Dick Darling . . Dick Weber . . Ray Davenport . . Lew Penney . . Bill Hughes . . Dave Snow . . . Jerry Newman Dave Silsbee . . . . . Warren Paxton , , , .qvyvq Marge Cook Claudia Van Etten Janet Consalvi 4 Sharon Storm Pat Keene Margaret Blow Pat Keene Joyce Doucerte Sally Sandidge Joyce Vergason Janet Consalvi Wenona Peret Sharon Storm Joyce Vergason Margaret Blow I7 WAMPUM I on Q , wxb . N as VVe, the SENIOR CLASS OF 1956, of Can- dor Central School, being of sound mind and body, do make, publish and declare this Last Will and Testament. I, DAVE SILSBEE, will my Trig Regents mark to DICK VAN SCOY, falso my Intermedi- ate Regents mark if he needs itl. MARGARET BLO'W wills her first semes- ter and six subjects to any Junior who will rake them. To GORDON CAMPBELL, JAN CON- SALVI leaves all her solos in Dance Band. RODNEY ACKLES wishes ROBERT BAR- DEN to have his S. F. P. records. I, SKIP LIND, will to MR. GIBBONS, one used tire so he will have a spare the next time he wants to go home. RAY DAVENPORT leaves to FRED AN- DREVVS his success in F. F. A. To NANCY MEDDAUGH, VVENONA PERET wills her driver's permit. WARREN PAXTON wills all rights and privileges to the orange easy chair in the Home- making house to DICK KLINGER. MARGE COOK leaves her ability to go through low doorways to JIIVI BOSKET. LARRY MEDDAUGH wishes to will his six years of English books to LELAND' MED- DAUGH. I, LEVV PENNEY, being of sound mind, a statement which many people doubt, leave my last school possessions to RUTHIE HALL, one very much sought after blue notebook and a very seldom used pen. PAT KEENE AND JOYCE DOUCETTE will to SUE KEENE their varsity cheerleading uniforms to take care of next year, also the head- aches, but mostly the fun they've had for the past three years on varsity. WILL GERTRUDE HURD wills her Homemaking apron to BARB FISH. To her sister NANCY, JOYCE VERGA- SON wishes to leave her ability to keep out of detention. DON VAN SCOY leaves his ability to play chords on the piano to anyone who can read all of them. I, SHARON STORNI, will all smashed-up cars and tickets for speeding to RUTHIE HALL. To FRED ANDREWS, CLARENCE ROSE leaves a package of Red Man chewing tobacco. SALLY SANDIDGE wills her Piece Porgeu partner, DICK VAN SCOY, to JO ANN JOR- DAN. I, RICHARD DARLING, of not so sound mind, will to DONALD STRO'NG, my height. BILL HUGHES leaves --, that's all. DAVE SNOW leaves his Toni Spin Curlers and little black book to MR. GIBBONS. JERRY NEWMAN wills his well-kept, neat, stupendously glorious looking, well written, beauti- fully done score-book for the basketball team, to whoever will do it that way. I, CLAUDIA VAN ETTEN, will LLOYD HARMON our old locker with all the papers, stray gum, pencils, etc., and anything else he can find that is of value to him. DON YEIER wills his exuberant ability to make school on time and a few dozen tardy excuses to BONNY MEDDAUGH. CYawn!J DICK WEBER leaves his late hours of home- work to anyone who needs them. In Witness Thereof, on this 26th day of June in the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-six A. D. we have set our signatures to this, our Last VVill and Testament. THE SENIOR CLASS I8 TIOGA COUNTY AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Owego. New York MEDICINE MAN CLASS PROPHECY Many an Indian chief has been noted for his tales and stories of past events. As we seat our- selves comfortably around the camp fire of the Candorama Indian Tribe, we become aware of an unbelievable talent of the Chief Wa-Hoo-not the ordinary talent of relating past happenings, but rather the curiosity in the minds of his listeners as to exactly what they will be doing in a few years to come, he promises to take us, the Class of 56 on an imaginary trip. Closing our eyes, according to his instructions we find ourselves in the City of the Future. The first thing that meets our eye is a huge crowd gathered in the city square. Right in the middle stands the well-known politician and speech maker, Dick Darling. He is making a nation-wide tour campaigning for Jerry Newman, a candidate for the U. S. Presidency. Noticing a large department store, we decide to enter. As we walk up to a counter we see a familiar face, that of janet Consalvi, who is now head clerk. Arriving in the furniture department and stop- ping for a moment to watch a T. V. set in opera- tion, we discover to ouruamazement Dick Weber. He has become official owner and head mouseketeer of the Mickey Mouse Programs. As we go down the street we bump into Dave Snow. He explains that he is the owner of a used car lor - specialty - red trucks - slightly used, but still in good condition. Suddenly, as we are hurrying along by a window advertisement for Sleeping Beauty Mat- tresses, we see right there in the middle of the bed, Larry Meddaugh, sound asleep! Not two minutes later we encounter Claudia Van Etten who is now secretary to Raymond Daven- port, head of the American Farmers Association. She invites us to have lunch with her where she is to meet Joyce Vergason, secretary to the well-known successful business man, Dave Silsbee. We learn during the course of the luncheon conversation that lklarge Cook has become head of the Tallnas- tics Friday night group, an organization established for those people who are short on one end. Screechl Dear me, there goes another one of those new drivers, and to think Bill Hughes is in charge of Driver Education. Speaking of cars, we hear that Skip Lind has not yet given up hope for his, though there are rumors that the tire supply in the dbmp is reaching a dangerous low! To the amazement of everyone, Pat Keene is not yet married. It se:-ms that she just can't make up her mind. A banner posted on the school building tells of the big prom that is coming off. The famous trum- peter, Don Van Scoy and his jazzy Cats are to play. YVe step inside the school building to get a littlr- detailed information and come face to face with Margaret Blow. She tells us that Sharon Storm and herself have been teaching school here since their college days. Once again we're headed down the street. A young fellow on the corner is yelling, Extra, Extra, read all about it. Warren Paxton has taken the Oscar award for his terrific acting in his latest Hollywood Production. Flash! There goes a camera. Let's find out what this is all about. Joyce Doucett, the roving photographer is catching the hand shake of Wenona Peret, the famous creator of a new type of art, with Professor Lewis Penney, an art director in a nearby college. News reaches us that we have an inventor in the class. Who could it be? Why Don Yeier, of course, and what did he invent? The Classical hair clip designed primarily for basketball players with long locks. We are also informed of the fact that Sal-ly Sandidge has won a Nobel Prize for her work with complex calculus problems. She is a math professor at Vassar. Two members of our class do not seem to be around. On inquiry we find that Rodney Ackles is a Texan now, owner of a large cattle ranch and that Clarence Rose has developed a new breed of sturdy corn. Chief Wa-Hoo summons us back from our trip and as we open our eyes, we are aware of the increased brightness of the campfire. Engrossed in our thoughts, we stroll away, one by one, into the night. Best W irhes From I 9 STROEHMANN'S Bakers of Sunbeam Bread IQLASSES LQQXQ 1+ ISKAVIID 'IUNHJRS - Rofw 1: ll. to r.l Miss Cilibertl, Campbell, A. Oltz, F. Stevens, B. Meclclaugh, N. Meddaugh, G. Frey, P. Van Etten, F. Presher, R. Hall. Rrzfw ll: C. Rose, F. Andrews, R. Adams. P. Birch, S. Keene, G. Campbell, G. Gillette, L. Martin, R, Van Scoy, D. Strong, Mr. Daggett. Rorw Ill: VV. Pruitt, R. Klinger, L. Harmon, j. Bosket, H. Foote, R. Barden, M. Bulger, B. Fish., xll Sli - 1 . A me ' AYAV I. f 5 f f 'NW hw J, , ,X U fxfff--- SOPHOMORES - Row I: ll, to r.J -I. Strong, S. Bish, S. Presher, S. McNeil, C. Darling, B. Morris Cronk johnson R. Goodrich S, Rose. Rorw II: Mr. Hazen, S. Davenport, L. Meddalugh, A. Aekles, -I. Gerzice, R. Aman, jakes, j. Pichany, A. Hatch, R. Van Exten, Mrs Clarke. Rout- III: D. Chrysler, D. Kelsey, A. Ahart, V. Tucker, H. Annis, E. Battz, D. Nichols M. Pumpelly. Jbrfnl: S. Schrader, S. Longrod. ENDICOTT .IOHNSON CORPORATION Endicott. New York 1 Y FRESHMAN CI..-XSS - Rofw I: tl. t . R. P o rj 0t!0l', B. Hurd, P. Huff, S. Bueterlield, C. Yost j. Foster, Ii. Stangle, T. Stamp, D. Manning, D. Morris, B. Thomas, M. Swanshrough, R Quick, R. Pottorff. Rofu' ll: Mr. Clarke, VV. Dickens, H. Kelly, j. Andrews, S. Silsbee, L. Luci- ani, B. Garratt, R. Beebe, J. Fitchpatrick, B. Bastian, D. Piworski, j. judski, A. Storm, E. Schumacher, N. Herrick, Mr. Stevens. Rofw Ill: j. Hendrickson, j. jordan, S. Martin, F. Hoyt, L. jordan, L. Lamphier, C. Hutchinson, XV. Barbe, E. Hamilton, M. Hammond, j. Snow, D. Guggenheim, R. Foster, F. H ' ' ' ' ' atch. flhxent. J. Quick, G. Lattin, P. Moshier, L. Stricklsnd, L Longrod. ' ' . 1 ILIGHTH GRADE - Rofw It Cl. to r.J D. Emery, G. Hallett, B. Barrows B Pascavage C Cornwell 'I 'Xdams T Pass T M , -. I .,, . . , . orse, S. Bulger, S. Seamon, N. Piworski, XIV. .Maki, R. Jaykesi Rnfw II: Miss Gooding, j. Slate, K. Budinger, G. Foster, M. Hurd, S. Foote, J. Bush, L. Peret, R. VVhite, C. Hendrickson L Depcw F Inman B B , . , .. , . arrows, T. Fitchpatrick, Rofw Ill: K. Kirk, -I.. Barden, -I. Rounsvillc-,'P. Sullivan, K. Meller, C. Brainard, R. Watson, A. Aagaard, W. Da- VIS, L. Shady, S. Tompkins, C. Van Etten, R. Hamilton. Absfnlz V. Strong, -j.-Bolton. EIGHTH GRADE - Rrzfw 1: fl. to r.J F. Scott, L. Kinney, R. Pumpelly, I. Rose, S. Lis, C. johnson, D. Veley, S. jordan, G. Quick, N. Huff, H. Morse, V. Strong, A. Lind. Rofw Il: lNIr. VVhite, R. Northrup, A. Bierfreund, L. Gerace, S. Morse, Blow, N. Vergason, C. Stamp, A. Dnucett, K. Budinger, C. Strickland G. Ai. 5 B ' , LNIIII, B. Robinson, H. Baiden. Rofw III' D Morse, j Mac Intvr X R h1 a IC ' . , e, us .n , . zarniecki, R. Ahart, R. Birch, R. Blinn, j. Bolton, Stark, N. Hover, E. Hughes, L. Smith, L. Lohmeyer. .t1bJl'7IfI M. I-Iarrod, C. johnson, CRANDALL SUPPLY CO., INC. Binghamton, New York 77 scare sm., Phone 2-6425 KEEP CI.lf.'l,X' lI'l'I'll CR.-l.YlJ,ell,I.'S SEVENTH GRADE - Rofw I: ll. to r.J R. Pottor, L. Weber, D. Van Etten, E. Rinas, j. Sla- ter, L. Stevens, C. Smngle, J. Lowell, D. Nichols, T. Bulger, R. Matthews, C. Piworski. Rofw Il: Mr. Kerins, H. Ives, D. Powers, C. Hamilton, B. Thomas, R. Kirk, R. Lord, S. Presher, S. judge, j. Nuttall, Mrs. White. Rofw' III: R. johnson, D. Lattin, D. Depew, D. Sullivan, R. Oltz, L. Lovejoy, S. Haag, G. Vergason, G. Rounsevell, W. Van Etten. Alllfilfl R. Watson, C. Knight. le A KU X t I ,t ,lf K fvx Q ,Fwy- A SEVENTH GRADE -- Rofw I: ll. to r.J R. Ggara, H. Van Etten, L. VanDerPoel, R. Van Et- ten C. Jantz E. Brewer G. Brainard, K. Luciani, D. Banner, N. Fitchpatrick, J. Vergason, L. Quick. Rofw lil: Mr. Chulrch, H. Swansbrough, E. Cronk, G. Brainard, L. Brown, D. Crofoot, C. Hughes, E johnson, B. Robinson, D. Nichols, C. Swanslvrough, L. M. Roberts. Rofw III: VV. Kirk, D. Budinger, bl. White, R. Chandler, P. Hover, R. Casterline, D. Green, H. Townsend, W. Inman, A. Meddaugh, J. Bish. flbxfntz H. johnson, I. Powell. LURTISS CANDY IMPROVED ,li,.f.N'S DEP'l'. STORE STUD SERVICE POSSINGEIPS FOOD STORE l lovd L. Van Etten, Terhnirirzn I-0l'kf'f Sf'f7'ifl' Willseyville, New York Syn-m-1-r New York PAPOOSE SIXTH GRADE -- Rofw I: fl. to r.J T. Shaylor, R, Hover, D. Terry, D. Acla, M. Iwankiw, R. Dndzweit, L. Stamp, C. Babroski, B. Johnson, R. Cronk, H. Huff, J. Bailey. Row Il: Mrs. McCarthy, P. Diller, M. Strickland, J. Zamoiski, L. Paxton, C. Mente, R. Ives, T. Crofoot, C. Bolton, R. Jantz, M. Bosket, D. Thomas. SIXTH GRADE - Rofw 1: fl. to r.J N. Guggenheim, R. Meddaugh, D. Jordan, J. Bush, E. Stevens, C. Judge, Don Paxton, J. Hatch. Rofw Il: Mrs. Raszmann, S. Hover, Doug Paxton, R. Slate, IS. Shaylor, J. Potters P. Casterline, J. Foster, M. White. .-Hzsfnl: W. Hurd. SIXTH GRADE - Rnfw 1: ll. to r.J J. Garrett, S. Miller, S. Kent, L. Brainard, M. Krawic, S. Kane, R. Guggenheim, J. VVilcox, VV. Warner, S. Birch, L. Geiger. Rofw Il: Mr. Packard, C. Russell, M. Hamilton, S. Aagaard, C. Bates, P. VVatson, S. De Puy, N. Doty, T. Rose, J. Diller, K. Strickland. ! I M u Q - - - 'V 2 Q ROUFF'S FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. DRAZEN'S CITY OF FASHION OWGED. New York Binghamton, New York FIFTH GRADE - Ro-w I: tl. to r.j F. Rinas, G. Ashland, S. Powers, S. Miller, C. Rose, B. Galpin, I.. VanDerPoel, C. judeaki, L. Hendrickson, R. Hollenheck, R. Behel, G. Hatch, S. Ives. Rn-u' ll: Mrs. Vllriglir, I. k roars, R. -lamuiski, G, Morse, N. VVel1e1', C. Kinney, F. Brown, R. Shady, D. Sullivan, G. Tucker, E. Schrader, R. Rnlminsun. .-Ilfsrnlz B. Grist, C. Moshier. G, Morse, T. Meddnugh, j. 'I'.1mpkins, G. Puchosic, D. Roberts, M. Banner, C. Garrett. Ro-u Il: Mr. Tingley, P. French, R. Kelly, C. Bierfreuncl, C. Czarniecki, S. Doucett, R. Bartow, S. Strong, E. Bulger, Cline, S. Austin. pllufnt: S. Puttortf, S. johnson, R. VVright. L'UIllfflflIl?IlfS of KENT'S GROCERY TOWN DINER Willseyvllle, New York Candor' New York FIFTH GRADE - Rofw 1: ll. to r.l L. Quick, j. Beehe, R. Van Etten, N, Strong, R. VVarcl, FOURTH'GRADE - Row 1: fl. to r.l S. Foster, B. Veley, B. VanDerPoel, R. Millage, E. Rinas, 2. Babroski, C. Morse, G. Yost, G. Davis, V. Rose, C. Lis, B. Bennett. Rofw II: Miss 1Slanc.1ard, M. Dominic, J. Jeanneret, IJ. jordan, C. Cyganovich, K. Stevens, J. Panghorn N NVard, P. Doucett, D. Bingham, D. Stark, G. Hendrickson, D. Russell. nlbsent: R. Hover,' Mi L. Davenport, D. Rose. FOURTH GRADE - Rofw I: tl. to r.j L. Foster, B. Strong, M. Kasper, L. Nuttall, J. Cart, E. Andrews, C. Hallett, B. judge, M. Kirk, M. Packard, E. Bolton, M. Krauss, -I. Lord. Rofw II: Mrs. Schoonmaker, G. Dence, M. Van Etten, G. Hall, C. Yost. D. Wolfe, P. VVhite, N. Kirk, -I. Sullivan, j, Morse, K. Bebel, C. Budinger, B. Inman. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES: Rofw I, Third Grade: Cl. to r.J M. Hickey, J. judski, D Hendrickson, V. Aman, D. Shaver, J. Ives, M. Chaffee, T. Craig, R. Baetz, D. Garrett, R Neigh, Abrrntz L. Chaffee, L. Hall. Row II, Fourth Grade: Mrs. Nuttall, P. Stevens, E. Turner, J, Acla, G. jordan, G. Lovejoy, W. Dickens, C. Weber, F. Slater, G. Strickland B Wlhitney. .'lb:1'nf: Cronk, L. Shrader. , . i - U 26 DEEP WELL RESTAURANT ARTHITR HOLLENBECK OWCSO. New Yllfk R.. D. 2, Owego, New York 'FHIRD GRADE - Rofw I: il. to r.J S. Brainard, C. Quick, E. Slocum, J. Lattin, V. Town- send, C. Hollenbeck, C. Hauer, B. Sanford, S. Hover, D. Strickland, F. Rose, S. Gerace, B. Snyder, B. Foster. Rofw ll: Mrs. Price, S. Pascavage, T. Zamoiski, B. Depuy, W. Depew, L. Neild, C. Shaylor, P. White, A. Vergason, G. VVard, L. Lipka, P. Corey, j. Shady, B. Kelly. .Hu1'nl: F. Ahart, R. Lowell, D. Hurd. THIRD GRADE - Rofw 1: ll. to r.l D. French, V. Clark, T. Krawic, D. Dence, L. Ormsby, D. Shaylor, R. Bebel. Rofw 11: Mrs. Dykeman, D. Swansbrough, M. J. Wright, D. Lattin, L. Nestle, S. Wilder. flbsrnl: M. Furman, D. Hart, J. Hill. THIRD GRADE - Rofw I: ll. to r.l M. Hart, R. Bond, J. Bulger, Hatch, C. Stickle, D. Meddaugh, A. Kirk, A. Blow, D. Diehl, R. Owens, E. Kinney, C. Morse, A. Hollenlveck, K. Crunk, l. LaRusch, D. Cline. Rofw ll: Mrs. Brucknak, C. Quick, D. Hover, F. Marshall B. Cardwell, P. Davis, D. Andrews, H. Spicer, R. Barbe, L. jantz, E. Brown, S. Anderson lVV. Tzirgosh, P. Zamoiski, R. Maki. Y CANDOR COAL COMPANY KIES BOTTLING WORKS Candor, New York Owego, New York SECOND GRADE - Rufw 1: ll. to r.J C. Morris, L. Targosll, J. Lohmeyer, L. Bennett, J. Reed, J. Liddington, D. Craig, R. Jones, M. Ormsby, B. Barben, V. Kirk, R. Jordan, M. Ward, S. Blinn. Rofw II: Mrs. Cardwell, A. Vivona, W. Cyganovich, C. Marshall, R. Fox, M. Wil- cox, R. Weber, B. Ellrnwaod, C. Mente, J. Reynolus, L. Turner, C. Meddaugh, B. Jablonski, R. Czerenda, E. Jordan. Absent: Evelyn Hart. , f f KV!! fri' 'L S: ,1---W' , S . TJTZ7 aw?i K SECOND GRADE - Rafw I: ll. to r.j C. Baetz, B. Budney, M. Meddaugh, R. VanDerPoel, C. Howey, C. Beebe, D. Carr, B. Spicer, R. Davis, L. Quick, M. Ward, G. Fitchpatrick, N. Kent, S. Powers. Ro-w II: Mrs, Silsbee, M. Lovejoy, G. Neild, J. Chandler, R. White, J. Bing- ham, E. Inman, M. Meme, S. Everhardt, J. English, A. Birch, D. Foster, J. Pangborn, T. Hover. OWEGO C0-OP G.L.F. SERVICE, INC. VILLAGE STUDIO 38 West Avenue Owego, New York 173 'Front gt,-get Owego, New york FIRST GRADE - Rfmu I: ll. to r.l M. Hendrickson, R. Heild, B. Lumiani, C. Schrader, j. Atkins, I., Brown, -I. Edwards, R. Townsend, K. Blinn, C. Townsend, D. Olmstead. Rfrfu' ll: Mrs. Lowe, S. Lis, P. Rhodes, A. Rinas, L. Brown, R. Kinney, G. Foster, j. Stark, K. Bier- freund, B. Manley, J. French. .-lbsrnl: C. Beeley, B. Butterfield, R. Laurenson, W. Deuce, Ii. Krawic. .-Ilzxfnt: E. Krawic, VV. Dence, C. Beeley. FIRST GRADE - Rofw I: Cl. to r.j D. Seymour, B. Packard, C. -Iantz, D. Depew, B. Lovejoy, C. Collyer, G. Ashley, A. Zamoiski, D. Reed, T. Cyganovich, E. Rautine, N. Bish, C. Ward. Rofw 11: Mrs. Daggett, L. Lyon, L. L'Amoreaux, R. Meddaugh, D. Truesdail, B. Bond, R. Norris, S. Haner, G. VVright, S. Carr, E. Cyganovxch, S. Wilder. flluentz J. johnson, G. Hart. FIR-ST-GRADE - Rofw 1: ll. to r.l C. Hart, M. Morris, M. Bailey, R. Scharf, R. Veley I.. Benjamin, G. Smith, j. Brown, R. Rinas, B. Vivona, L. Schooler, C. Sims. Rofw ll: Mrs. VVl1it- tacker, D. VVl1ite, T. Bish, W. Kane, B. jeanneret, V. Millage, G. French G. Anderson P Zamoiski, H. Rounsville, B. Andrews, D. Mathers. flluentz M. Lipka, L. Capile, R. Cowles. I I DAVE DENCE SERVICE STATION Route 96 Owego. New York STINARD'S RADIO AND T.V. Zenith Razlior mul 7If'll I'I.VI0!1 North Avenue Owego. New York KINDERGARTEN - Rau- I: ll. to r.J L. Nestle, M. Andrews, L. Hickey, K. Herzog, M. VVnite, C. VVright, R. Bryant, j. Ahart, G. Atkins, j. Rhodes, R. Cyganovich. Rofw II: Miss Caspar, D. Casterline, j. XVhite, E. Nagel, E. Hallett, P. Lipka, J. Kirk, D. Shaver, R. Manzer, B, Russel, A. Stamp, G. Targosh, C, Howey, .liufntz C. Rounsville. KINDERGARTEN - Rofw I: ll. to r.J S. Davenport, D. Roberts, C. Rose, G. Ormslmy, R. Grant, P. jordan, L. Marshall, D. Turner, H. Swansbrough, H. Hart. Rofw II: Mrs. Cline, j. Doueett, R. Ellinwood, E. Carr, W. Anderson, J. Barbe, C. Stevens, D. Lohr, S. Cart, M. Rautine. .'1l1.n'nt: A. Sims, S. Powell, H. Beeley, P. Jordan, D. Fox. KINDERGARTEN - Rofw I: ll. to rj P. Meddaugh, R. Olmstead, R. Acla, K. Neweth, C. Neigh, G. Morse, V. Millage, M. Cyganovich, J. VVard, C. Garrett, H. Heidl, R. Rose. Rofw ll: Miss Moore, G. Nield, J. Yost, B. McNeil, B. Sheffield, T. Sullivan, VV. Richards, M. Kirk, D. johnson, B. Townsend, A. jablonski, C. Craig, B. Foster, B. Wilder. .-Ibrfntz D. Hart, K. Shrader. FOUNTAIN INN DARLINGPS GARAGE Candor, New York Candor, New Y0l'k Ac T lfyITI ES 47' QQ WAR DRUMS BAND - Run: I: ll, to :xl N. Duty, S. Sundiclge, K. Piwnrkai, S. Martin, D. Manning, L. Med- llilllgll, li. llulniltnn, B. Robinson. Rum' ll: A. Meddaugli, .-X. lakes, S. Silsbee, L. Shady, Slate, S. l'i'esl1sl', S, lizxvenpurt, VI. Cunsnlvi, D, Silsliee, jordan. D. Piwnrski, Lowell. Rm: llli A. Alizirt, G. Cmnplwll, D, VunSm-ny, D. Nichols, K. Kirk, D. Yeier. l7. Strong, Strung, R. I,m'd, XY. Maki. D. Banner. Rnfw Il': H. Kelly, Snow, D. Snow, R. Klinger, S. Bnttcrfielcl, R. VVeher, R. Van Svoy, U. Austin, C. Stangle, Mr. Dagjgett. .-llurnl: T. Pass. .ig l EN QQ C 1,94 DANCIQ BAND - Rofw I: lseated, l. to rj D. Van Scoy, L. Mecldaugh, 'If Pass, S. Pr:-Sher, cl0llSf1lYl, jurdzln, Rom' ll: htandingl Mr. Daggett, VV, Peret, D. Snow, R. Klingsr, K. Kirk, G. Czxmphell. RALPH R. ESTELLE 32 llfrlfwr in 1'lIIIl'l't'fl' 111111 ,vfr'f'f siloy, HOLLENBECK'S RED 82 WHITP3 fiI'1'.vfm'l', li'I'f'.YfIllii' fl'l1II,S'fN17'fllfifIIl C d , N ' York Tflfphone 9-2873 Candor. New York an or Fw TOMAHAWKS F. H. A.-Left lu right: QKneelingb- j. Fitchpatrick, S. johnson, G. Frey, B. Fish, Miss Gritman. QSittingJ-F. Hatch, E. Stangle, S Martin, B. Thomas, R. Quick, G. Tucker, D. Guggenheim, M. Swans- brough, R. Potter. TRIPLIQ E - Firsl Rrmc: D. Banner, T. Bulger, R. Ives, B. Robinson, A. Storm, R. Matthews, C, jantz, Srroml Rnfw: L. Lanphier. C. Hutchinson, A. jakes. FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Left to right: P. Birch, N. Herrick, S. Silsbee, VV. Peret, B. Thomas, S. Storm, M. Blow, Mr. Latferty, BRUSH 31 PALETTE ITHACA GEAR 3. AUT0 PARTS co., INC Candor' New York Ithaca, New York A ' i CHESS CLUB-Left to right: C. Yost, W. Pruitt, A. Jakesh L. -Martin, D. Yeier, Mr. Clarke. 5. E I S fa , - , . : L MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB-Lvft lo right: J. Gerace, A. jakes, Miss Ciliherti, D. Kelsey, S. Bish. gl . A? A ics., 'OA 'f' NX' 471 1 WRESTLING CLUB Lfft Io right: A. Aharr, D. Nichols. ll. Gerace, D. Kelsey, Mr. Myer. - FIRST NATIONAL BANK CANDOR TELEPHONE COMPANY Candor, New York Candor, New York LIBRARY CLUB - QI. tu r.b L. Luciani, B. Garatl, W. Divkens, R. Quick, F. Hatch, D. Gnggenlxeinm, j. jutlski, M. Swansbrongh, B. Thomas, L. Longrod, S. Rose, Mrs. Stevenw. SCIENCE CLUB - Sffllrtli VV. Barhe, L. Lumphier, S. Silsbee, L. Martin. Siantlingfz Mr. Stevens, M. Ilnrrod, R. Foster, C. Yost, C. Hutchinson, I,. Meddaugh, A. -JQIRCS, R. Bccbc, H. Kelly, A. Storm. 'in T is MAIZE GROWERS FUTVRIC FARMERS OF .AMERICA - Ll, to r.B C. Hutc'lxin5un, I.. jordan, F. Andrews, R, Van Etten, R, Davenport, j. Pichany, R. Aman, R. Burden, 'If Stamp, j. Andrewa, Mr. Man'- .-Xrthur, A, ,-Xckles, XV. Pruitt, V. Tucker, H. Foote, R. Adams, I.. Han-mon. MILL STREAM INN LA GRANGE HARDWARE Candor, New York Candor, New York 35 DANCE CLUB - fl. to r.l J. johnson, F. Andrews, S. Davenport, G. Campbell, J. Foster, D. Chrysler, D. Morris, Mrs. Clarke, R. Lind, G. Tucker, G. Gillette, P. Hutl, M. Pumpelly, S. Bish, M. Bulger, W. Peret. Standing: R. Davenport and F. Stevens. l l SHOP CLUB-Left to right: L. Meddaugh, 5. Longrnd, Mr. MacArthur. ally' Q ART CLUB-Left tn right: j. jordan, L. Longmcl, W. Dickens, B. Hurd. B. Garratt, Mr. Myer. Consult a member of THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE ,. D T, V, CENTRE OF ARCHITECTS NEWMAN 5 RADIO AN O N W York 0, e for your building program R. D. 1 We? CTN SENIOR CHORUS - Rofw 1: fl. to r.J F. Presher, Strong, G. Tucker, S. Presher, C. Yost, J. Snow, L. Meddaugh, S. Davenport, S. Butterfield, E. Stangle, B. Meddaugh, A. Oltz, M. Cook, R. Pottortf. Rofw ll: S. Johnson, D. Manning, S. Sandidge, J. Consalvi, R. VHIISCOY, D. Nichols, B. Barbe, A. Ahart, S. Bish, N. Herrick, D. Piworksi, M. Hover, G. Frey, J. Judski. Rofw III: B. Garatt, B. Morris, J. Fitchpatrick, J. Jordan, VV. Dickens, C. Darling, J. Dou- cette, S, Keene, VV. Peret, N. Meddaugh, L. Martin, S. Martin, B. Fish. Rnfu: 1l': Mrs. Clarke, R. Aman, R. Lind, G. Newman, R. Klinger, R. Darling, D. Snow, W. Paxton, A. Jakes, D. Van Scov. WAR CHANT Peret, S. Storm, S. Keene, J. Consalvi BOYS' QUARTET-Serond rofwz D man. I 1 , r .. f . 1 2 fi ALL-STATE SECTIONAL GROUPS - lnxlrumentalz J. Consalvi-Clarinet, D. Snow-Trom- bone. l'r1ml: CI. to r.J S. Sandidge, J. Doucette, S. Storm, D. Yeier, G. Newman, R. Darling, D. Nichols, R. Aman, R. Lind, S. Keene, W. Peret, N. Meddaugh. 38 CANDOR GLOVE COMPANY TIGHE GROCERY CO., INC. GIRLS' QUARTET-Fin! rww: VV. Yeier, D. Snow, R. Klinger, G. New- A532 PRINCESSES VARSITY i'HEICRLFAl7I2RS - ll. to r.J S. Sandidge, S. Keene, Doucette, P. Keene, Q'UllSZllVI. 10,7 .AXI,M.X M.X'l'Ii'R STAR - Slurlilzg frnnr 4'I'V1f!'l' yniny right: P. Keene, M. Ilnver, j. Con- Nlllwil, U. Niillllllllpl. j. Donor-tte, D. Piwwrski, S. Keene, B, Meddzlugh, S. Sundidge, AI. Cunszxlvi, fnilalcilej I.. Hickey. X 3 QI? 27 Q 4 Q . 1, f J ss' 'Y 7 K , r 2 ' A k ' ' ' ' 6 3? ' if 1 H2 sf-1 3 if 3 . . VIVNIUR V.XRSl'l'Y C'HIiERLl'fADERS - QI. to L1 j. Strung, M. Hover, D. Piworwki, H. Meddxlllglm, D, Manning. OWEGO MURRAY HANDLER, STILES 3. KEYES Owegov New York Owego, New York MOCCASIN 'ERACK - Rrmu I: Cl. to r.J H. Annis, D. Nichols, L. Meddaugh, R. Darling, J. Uerace, A. Lllldyl ll VV6bCr, R. Harden. Ro-u' II: Mr. L. VVhite, R. Davenport, D. Kelsey, VV. Barhe, E. Hamilton, G. Newman, D. Yeier, ' Tx. J W BOW AND ARROW H.-XSEBALI, - Rnfu- I: ll. to r.l D. Nichols, R. Lind, G. Gillette, L. Penney, U. Silslwee, R. Van Sony, D. Yeier, j. Gerace, D. Strung. Rnfw II: F. Hoyt, R. Aman, D. Kelsey, A. .-Xhnrt, L. llurmnn, D. VVeher, R. Klinger, F. Andrews, Coach Hickey. G. L. F. Candor, New York SPENCER SALES COMPANY Ford Dealer-2-l Hour VVrc-cker Servici- Spencer, New York GAUNTLET FOOTBALL - Rufw I: tl. to r.l D. Yeier, L. Penney, G. Newman, L. Harmon, R. Lind, G Campbell, Rome ll: Coach Hickey, G. Gillette, D. Davenport, D. Kelsey, D. Nichols, VV. Barbe Mr. Myer. Rmw Ill: A. Ahart, V. Tucker, B. Barden. SPORTS SUMMARY 'lilll' past year was quite a spectacular year for the Candor lndians in the field of sports, Uur football, liasketball and Yarsityl, and baseball teams all wound up their seasons on top of the league. Our basketball team went into the sectional playoffs without having lost a game in our league, but they were beaten by nlarathon in a very right game. ln track, the lndians did not make out quite as well, but always gave the opposing teams a run for their money. 'lihis year is also promising to be very favorable. The football squad won half of their games and ended their season in second place. 'lihe Varsity basketball team this year is also Shining very brightly. This year's team hopes to get even further in the sectional playoffs than they did last year. Our nl. Y. basketball team is aiming for the top of the pile and we all hope that they achieve their goal. 'lihe prospects for an excellent baseball team are also very good. VVe lost only three players to the graduating warriors and are inheriting many promising new players. Uur track team, which does not get the support that it deserves, also contains many good runners and other specialists. l,ast year's cheerleaders won the distinction of being the best group of cheer- leaders in the league and in our opinion, this year's cheerleaders are as good, if not better. ilihey have succeeded in urging the lndians to victory many times. The lndians are indeed fortunate to have Coach Maurice Hickey. He has established a fabulous record for the Candor warriors over the past few years. 42 , HIGHVIEW DAIRY LOCKRIDGE STUDIO Candor, New York Oneonta' New York MEDICINE BALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL - Kneeling: ll. tn r.J R. Van Scny, L. Meddauglm. Slum!- ing: Mgr. A. jakes, M. Pumpelly, j. Snow, D. Nichols, A. Ahart, Mr. Glhhom, Coach Hickey. R. Klinger, D. Clwysler, G. Campbell, H. Kelly, Mgr, I-I. Annis. VARSITY BASKETBALL - Rofw I: Ll. to r.J G. Newman, D. Yeier, D. Silslmee, D, Strong, D. Snow. Rnfw Il: Coach Hickey, R. VVelwer, R. Darling, VV. Hughes, L. Penney, L. Harmon, R, Davenport, Mr. UIIHIJOIIS. Ijlilllfllfff' .IIIISIIYII Se'r1'in' 1 . 43 ' ILNT CO., INC HlCKEY'S MUSIC STORE JAY MADSEN EQUIPM Phone Prospect 6-2181 Bath. New YOTK East State Street o Ithaca. New York FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Candor s bpencer ........ .. . 37-14 Candor Newfield . . 82-43 Candor s Vanlftten . 12-20 Candor Spencer H 68-39 Candor .2 Newfield .... .. 7-19 X Y V7 Candor vs Spencer . forfeit Candor xianlitten 5'-'16 Candor vs Vanfitten . 40-14 Candor Tioga Center 57-48 Candor is Newfield ............ 57-36 Candor Notre Dame 55-51 C21I1d0I' LJCLCSSH ..... Candor vs Nichols .... 6-O Candor Newfield ' 78-57 Candor vs Tioga Center 17-14 Candor SDCUCCY - 82-46 Candor s Vanfftten . 12-11 Candor Vanlitten . . 87-39 Cizindor vs Spencer 1'7 Candor Tioga Center 63-55 Ezmjor S Egxzflfld Candor Notre Dame 83-47 :in or vs 1 lC os .... -O , , T Candor VS Tioga Center 6-4 6andor Lhenango Yalley ..... 71-47 Candor V5 Vanlitten ' 1 2-6 Candor Newfield ....... . . . 90-61 Qxglndor Vg Spencer . l . Candor XIVHUELLCH . . . . . . Candor vs Newfield 13-5 Candor Tioga Center 70-64 KENNETH 0. WARD ROBERT BUTTERFIELD Candor, New York Candor. New York F hluycc , . janet ' A' . Cwwialwv Q YA -gav- 4X ',,, .X 1 -. -AI .-, . 'H S , .4 'CZ X 4 45 mf' ':4 - ilzmdizx K V-2 wh H123-'fx A A jx.. ' wwf X Dun YM i .L ' -ka '?:'r 7 ,fl i L 54-B . gfyfft BNI l .L QA :I W . f, -H .f .,, n ' 3- ' rv Shnrmm ,ly DRY? 9 31 '3 'Nqr' 5 ,. g, . ' 'Ev M.ug.1rct ,flx 05: f'1 WT' 521 , 'F 1 11 Clarence x Nvzxrrcn t 1 Ship V xlilfgl' 'H Don 7 1117 4? ' . '23 Yi -I nl D. I' Dick XY. Sallv l'l1fH1Zl x . - . Vx ,V 'N .Y w , X. x h Lb'-X xnxx Nkduxfx 'NN A WM M x . gELDER WARRIORS CLASS OF 1954 NORMAN BENJAMIN-in the service. RICHARD DAVENPORT-working on farm in Brook- tondale. CARLTON HILBERT-attending Ithaca Callege. RODNEY KELLOGG-married, working on farm in Willseyville. RONALD KELLY-married, working in Ithaca at Na- tional Cash Register. CLARKE MOFFITT--in the service in Alaska. ROGER VAN ETTEN-working on farm in Willsey- ville. MAX AMAN-working on farm in Candor. CAROLYN AHART-attending Cortland State Teachers College. KATHERYN ANNIS-married to Robert Houck, living in Germany. JANICE GARATT-attending Albany State Teachers College. GERALDINE GWARA-in Nurse's Training at Bing- hamton. FLORENCE KANNE-working in Ithaca at New York State Electric and Gas. MARION KEENE-attending Albany State Teachers College. DIANA KIRK-married to William Quick, living in Willseyville. SABRA LATHROP-working in bank at Ithaca. SHIRLEY LOVEJOY-married to Floyd Williams, living in Candor. ELEANOR MARTIN-working at Phillip King Insur- ance Oiiice in Candor. EMILY SLATER-attending Albany State Teachers Col- lege. VIRGINIA SNOW-attending Houghton College. VELMA STEVENS-married to Ronald Wilson, living in Troy. FAYE STORM-working as bookkeeper at Cornell. SHIRLEY SULLIVAN-married to Carlton Gaydosh, living in Ithaca. CAROL VERGASON-working at G.L.F. in Ithaca. FARM EQUIPMENT STORE Candor. New York CLASS OF 1955 ANDREVV AAGAARD-works at Morse Chain. LEROY ANDERSON-working at Art Hollenbeck's feed mill and going to night school at Broome Tech. HOWARD BARROWS-working with telephone com- pany. ROBERT HATCH-working at Market Basket in Ithaca. CHARLES JORDAN-working in Nuclear Physics lab at Cornell. RONALD KELLOGG-going to Rochester Institute of Technology. EARL KELLY-working at National Cash Register in Ithaca. JAMES MAC INTYRE-in the Navy. JAMES NICHOLS-attending Broome Tech. ALBERT ORZEL-working at Cornell. JAMES ROBERTS-works on his father's farm. CONNIE AAGAARD-goes to Rochester Institute of Technology. KARLEEN BOSKET-attending teachers training in Plattsburg. GAIL BREWER-working at International Business Ma- chines. PATRICIA CHAFFEE-working at Craig's Market in Candor. JUANITA.HEATH-in Women's Air Force in Cheyenne, Wyoming. BARBARA JUDSKI-working at Endicott Johnson's in Binghamton. JUDY LOWELL-working at Endicott Johnson's in Endi- COIL JOYCE SANDIDGE-attending Albany State Teachers College. ARLINE QUICK-living at home. MARGARET QUICK-married to Gene Granger, living in Owego. SCHO0LEY'S Ithaca. New York September September September September October October October November November November November November November November November November December December December January January 17, l, 2, 3 9, 10 9, CLAY TABLET CALENDAR School begins january Regents XVeek Xlardi Gras january F.'I'.A. Recreation Night School Fair February Lincoln's Birthday, no school F f 5 C ' First Football Game' ebruary land oncert Candor at Spencer February 27, Regents Scholarship Exams Game at Percy Field, March Senior Talent Show Candor VS Van Etten March All County Festival Zone C0nfCfCnCC, U0 School March County Music Festival at C I b D Candor o um us ay March School closes for Easter Senior Play 0ur Town , X , , April Senior trip Election Day' no School April I3, 14 Junior 3-act Play Senior pictures taken April Band Concert VCfCf3n'S DRY, no School April County Music Festival All SIHIC Secrionals April First Baseball Game S0Ph0m0fC Dance Nlay 4, 5 One Act Plays Tri-County Meeting May Sophomore Talent Show Thank5HlVlng Vacation May Memorial Day, no school begins . . June Senior Prom First Basketball Game June Track Meet All State B d C I 'fArsenic and Old Lace by June an oncef Community Players June Regents Begin Christmas Vacation starts June Picnics Annual pictures taken june B3CC3l3Ul'C3fC Concert Dance June Commencement COIllPli7Ill'I1f.i' of A. E, VAN ATTA K. H. TOMPKINS Spencer, New York Ithaca, New York DR. NEWTON D. SCHULMAN 173 Front Street Owego, New York MR. CLIFTON RICHARDS OWEGO RADIO and T. V. 34 Lake Street Owego, New York OWEGO AUTO PARTS 8: GLASS 34 Lake Street Owego. New York CHARLES ROUNSEVELL Candor, New York GLENN DePUY Candor, New York JOHN WILCOX Willseyville, New York GLENN FRANCIS Candor, New York PETE'S BARBER SHOP Candor, New York CENTURY CLEANERS Candor, New York Compliments of COUNTRY KITCHEN Spencer, New York DR. JOHN JAKES Candor, New York Compliments of DR. RUSSELL BEARDSLEE Owego. New York MILL STREAM INN Candor, New York GRANTS BAKERY Groton Avenue Cortland, New York 48 PATRONS NEWBERRY'S 27-29 Lake Street Owego, New York PHILIP M. KING AGENCY Candor, New York MILLER'S FURNITURE and FUNERAL HOME Candor. New York YOST BROTHERS Candor, New York KIRK'S TAVERN Candor, New York LUNDY'S SPORT SHOP 25 Lake Street Owego, New York DAISY JENNINGS INSURANCE Candor, New York WALTERS AND BOND Owego, New York THE CANDOR GLOVE CO. Candor, New York YEIER'S PLUMBIING da HEATING Candor, New York BERN'S FURNITURE Owego, New York WINSTON S. IVES Candor, New York DR. A. E. I-IILBERT Candor, New York MEYER'S FURRIER Binghamton, New York KENNETH WOLFE G. E. Appliances - Electrical Wiring Candor. New York DO-HA-LE Candor. New York ROBINSON'S STORE Candor, New York CRAIG'S GROCERY Candor, New York KILPATRICICS Candor, New York TWIG'S TEXACO Candor, New York MARIAN'S BEAUTY SALON Candor, New York SWAN Candor, New York CARDWELUS FOODS, INC. Candor, New York WARD AND VANSCOY Candor, New York A. W. HUNTZINGER KEYS AND LOCKSMITHING 9 Ithaca Street Waverly, New York NOTEWARE'S Owego, New York W. R. COWAN, BARBERSHOP Owego, New York OWEGO TIMES AND GAZETTE Owego, New York LANGDON'S ARMY, NAVY Owego, New York BELL AND HOWELL CO. 28 Genessee Street New Berlin, New York M 2 E-