Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1948 volume:

ggi ii, . W-flfiw P bv-i?:rl.'i':' , x fgzf'-1: Q-Lf -F unto! S QNX 't lt ,Q A' 'WGN L S Here comes the circus parade! At these words there comes an expectant hush over the onlookers as each individual strives to catch a glimpse of the colorful procession. Yes, everyone old and young thrills to the spectacular sights of the circus. Because the color, excitement, and performers of the circus make it comparable to a high school, and because the circus holds an interest for everyone, we, the members of the Junior and Senior classes, have chosen this colorful theme as our means of depicting our high school years. They are all here-the individual performers who headline the program, the teams and groups whose activities keep alive the high tempo of excitement, the roustabouts who keep the tents in order, the animal trainers and ringmasters. And of course, there are the animals and performers who keep the show moving-lumbering elephants, chattering monkeys, laughing hyenas, snarling lions and tigers, tight-rope walkers, acrobats,,clowns, and various freaks. Don't leave, folks, for this is the beginning of the most stupendous show on earth! 4 It is with pride that we present the Kzinistean. a living record of work and play in our high school years. Creating this book has not been an easy task. We shall consider ourselves well repaid, however, if ut some future time, when we are scattered o'er the world, leahng through these pages will recall memories of happy days and dear friends and companions at CCS. 4 v , , ' x To MAXINEW friend of everyone-with her willingness to give assistance wherever and whenever needed, to students, faculty, or principal-with her ever- present good nature, wit, and smiles- We the Classes of '47-'48, dedicate this, our yearbook. MAXINE WAMBOLD it -Jvvs,5fvv-s.A-fvk VVX fNfNfN,-f ' V 15 fi ? 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QJ2ii'iil1E'i', for and beueiciai SCHOOL FACLEIIYY' i , facuisf vcrmnpriscs ll grsiaupf, vsffei 1+ff f fn teachers an specialized hclcis, sn d1sn:zphn6Q Wandwmu ii, in the needs of students, Through timeiii,Wiiiipgfsc3:Ss 1 -1? and lead, they have s'uccf:f:cfed',in. mzxkii1gQQz'C',SK :L 7 - x lugh scizoiascie: Standing andicmie in' whi ch cow Y aixdhgcmd ciiizf-551sI3ip :4 1je'mzsticfzable z1tfi'ibutes. . - N ' ref'-Q' 2- T DI 1-1 ' YR. li-PR1QNQ.1P4XL f Our vice-prirmcipal, Mr. Palmer. renders us his untiring :assistance innmartcrs of pcrsmml and Schol- astic guidzmci 'rhmughmxt mu' junior sand Senior high school years. We gm tvs him with,iQux'. problems :md questions ami we can E3kX13f3fi'i-flffllii synwparhctic and LlI1LlC!'ST1iIXdiI!g help h M GRADE SCIQOQI, FACULTY 1 L The grade svimul fun for their cffarts in starti uluvurimm They are the uf thu future I3t'I'f,Ol'lUtiI'S take this time fo exprifss our thanks for unscliish leadership. ' ' N ... L lS!mzdiug: L. M cLaughiin, ' F..Quiuem:, E. Allen, R, 2 Q M AX I N li WAN BOLD X Our sfzhcwol secretary. Maxine Wambold, is very zlffectnolmzltely respected lay all students gmcl faculty alike. She rs always wnllmg to renclczr them YQ any assxscanw mssible, in :addition to being an X indispcnsible axial to our principal. ' ?V'2 WWW 4Ql!A ii A 4 4 2 , ' ...fl K if., N, f Anvil K :x..wx,3 The head of our healtlx scat? rlxigyezgrk Mfrs. lilezmor Sweeney, t,o'whornfWeNaKf: clulv grateful for the services she rqnders m us.'We all rezglize fully Ntlle benkehts. Qf ' good lwaltlz 'ilri eclucz1tion. l.r xs 2I moitlvltkl L Tb the malnrenzmcel siaff Off ' our school falls the manv times M lthzmkless Lalslgs ofqJrese,r'5inQ:f, rhef beauty, smifctxlnre. and equxpnwmexmff . of our school. 'lhe stall includes Arthur Crain, Miss Van-Skiver, 1 part of an51313311-ox'gar1i1,ecl school A Frank Brenrxan, 2tFICliR0jS:lBfil'I'0ll:t O o MW I mx Q 0 Y? f Q75--. w,-MA X 1. X n ' U U ri 2 'il 2 'i MP . I 5 T . T E X if 'N 2 I N4 ' 1 5 .-, 3 1 .e' I 1 F A 53 3 P: 3 1 I ., 1 , ii af ' 'A ' if 1?-r, -'fa ug-f E473 J! vi '1 5 53- 4 :-Lf fi? .i:'?Q 'Exe -fi? .1 JL 1 F ,A '33 3 s -, . iz W 4, 1 , , . 1mm .. xnmz NX. xx wmwoxrm an Q mx xg Bark RawsLKBardeen, Amidfm, Ingalls, V. Dailey, Freeland, Cleveland, Angell, Omundsem, Bassett, jamison, jacobs. Tiiifd Row: Mr. Langworthy, Dennis, King, R. Daiiey, Boller, Whinemure, Neyer, Mcflhesney, ii. Mullen Schnurle, L. Muilen, MacKay, Miiler, Mrs. Kenney. Secmuz' Row: Slocum, Knight, Carney, Baker, W'elIs, Teribury Russell,LPayne, Capita, Fisher, Tychi, Russell. First Raw: Barron, LaVzxlle, Cook, Brenning, Mcfliimock, Sage Eason, Smith, Royston. W-.Q ,. . lm jx WWW -Q I. JACK ABER F. F. A., Football, Track, Inter-Class Sports, Stagecraft Club. LOIS ACKER Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Totem Staff, Inter-Class Sports. MARILU ALEXANDER Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thes- pians, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Inter-Class Sports, Cheerleaders, Yearbook Stall, Senior Prom Committee, junior Prom Committee. ' JOYCE BIRDSALL KKJOYH Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Inter-Class Sports, Pho- tography Club, Junior Prom Committee, Dance Club Leaders' Club, Yearbook Stall. DUANE BOW KER Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Inter-Class Sports, Thespians, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Foot- ball, Track, Photography Club, Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Natinoal Honor Society, National Athletic Society. VERONICA BROWN Ronnie Mixed Chorus, Class Vice-President 3, Thespians Inter-Class Sports, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Prom Committee. CATHERINE CRANMER ..Kay,, Yearbook Staff, Totem Club. FREDA DAILEY Fredie Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Class Secretary 3, lnter- Leaders' Club, National Honor Society, Yearbook StaH', Class Sports, Junior Prom Committee, Dance Club 12 JACQUELINE EIRICK jackie, Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Inter-Class Sports, Library Club, Totem Stalif, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. MILDRED ESPOSITO Millie!' Dance Cluh, Senior Prom Committee. MARILYN FEENAUGHTY Midge Home Economics Club, Senior Prom Committee, junior Prom Committee. MARILYN FISHER Torch Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Inter-Class Sports, Cheer- leaders, Home Economics Club, Leaders' Club, Totem Club, Yearbook Stall., junior Prom Committee. LEON FRENCH Mixed Chorus, Class President 1, F. F. A., Student Senate, Basketball, Inter-Class Sports, Yearbook Staff. HELEN GARDNER Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Class Secretary 4, Class Vice-President 2, Thespians, Senior Play Cast, Student Senate, junior Play Cast, Totem Staff, Year- book Staff, Dance Band,'lunior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, National Honor Society, D. A. R. Award Girl. CEDRIC GERRINGER uskipn Class Treasurer 2. WILLIAM GERRINGER Bill United States Navy 26 Months. 13 JACK HOLLANDS stHankvv Band, Orchestra, Class Treasurer 2. 3, 4, Student Senate President, Junior Play Cast, Football, Basket- ball, lnter-Class Sports, Stagecraft, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom, Dance Band, National Honor Society. AUDREY JAMISON Corky Home Economics Club. JOAN JAMISON A ujon Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, lnter-Class Sports, Cheer- leader.-Photoqraphy Club, Yearbook SUllT,JllI1l0l' Prom Comnnttee, Poetry Club. DELGRES KEYES Dot Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, ,lunior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, lnter-Class Sports, Totem Staff, Senior Prom Committee, junior Prom Committee, Harmonettes, Trio, Yearbook Staff. ORVILLE LAWRENCE Orvie Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Class Treasurer 1, Thespians, F. F. A.. Senior Play Cast, Baseball Manager 4, Basketball Manager 4, Track, Inter-Class Sports, Yearbook Staff. PAUL LAWRENCE F. F. A., Senior Play Cast, Football, Track, lnter-Class Sports. GLENN MASTERS Guinny F. F. A., Inter-Class Sports. PAUL MCMINDES Stagecraft Club, Inrerclass Sports. 14 MARILYN MEHLENBACHER Mable Girls Chorus, Inter-Class Sports, Home Economics Club Totem Staff. DON MIDDLETON . ucgeorgen Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, F. F. A., junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Football, Basketball, Inter- Class Sports, Stagecraft, junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. MARIE MILLER Silver Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Student Senate, Junior Play Cast, Inter-Class Sports, Totem Stalf, Yearbook Stall, Leaders' Club, Girls' Trio, Harmonettes. EARL MORSE Basketball, Inter-Class Sports, United States Army Air Corps 38 Months. NELSON MULLEN Nellie Mixed Chorus, Class President 1, Class Vice-President 4, Student Senate, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Inter-Class Sports, Home Economics Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. GERALDINE O'DELL ujerryn Library Club, Totem Staff, Yearbook Stalf, Senior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Committee. KAY ORDWAY Kitten Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Dance Band, Harmonettes, Thespians, junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Inter-Class Sports, Cheerleaders, Totem Staff, Senior Prom Committee, junior Prom Committee. TH ELMA PERRY Tillie Home Economics Club, Senior Prom Committee, Prom Committee. Junior 15 ALLEN PFITZENMAIR Fitzic Band, F. F. A., Football, Inter-Class Sports, I. V. Basketball. RALPH PORTER Porter Band, Football, Basketball, Inter-Class Sports. VIDA POST Civil, Girls, Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Basketball, Inter-Class Sports, Yearbook Staff, junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, National Honor Society. M A RY POWE R S Powers Home Economics Club, Inter-Class Sports, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Leaders' Club. CRIZSSENCE RIPLEY Cress V Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thes- pians, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Inter-Class Sports, Totem Stallf, ,lumor Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. BARBARA ROACH Roachie Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Class President, Thes- pians, junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Cheerlead- ers, Inter-Class Sports, Library Club, Totem Staff, Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom Committee, hlunior Prom Committee. LOIS SABIN Slim Senior Play Cast, Totem Staff, Yearbook Stall, Senior Prom Committee, Mixed Chorus. GERALDINE SEMPLE nGen-yu Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Inter-Class Sports, Yearbook StaH', Junior Prom Com- mittee, Secretary 2. LEROY WILSON Boney Photography Club, United States Armed Forces 22 Months. RUTH SHEPARDSON KKBunn-XIV!! Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thes- pians, Student Senate, Junior Play Cast, Cheerleaders, Totem Staff, Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom Committee, junior Prom Committee, Dance Band, Triple Trio. ADRIAN STANTON Ktpunkif Mixed Chorus, Class President 3, 4, Thespians, Student Senate, junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Inter-Class Sports, Totem Staff, Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Committee, National l-lonor Society, National Athletic Societv. JULANNE STEPHENS julie Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians. Student Senate, junior Play Cast, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Prom Committee, National Honor Society, Elmira Key Award. WILBUR STEWART Buck Mixed Chorus, F. F. A., Basketball, Inter-Class Sports WILLIAM VAN ALLEN Bill Football, F. F. A., United States Navy 31 Months. BETTY VANCE Bett I Library Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior l rom Committee Senior Prom Committee. EUGENE VANCE GeneU F. F. A., Senior Prom Committee, United States Navy 21 Months. HAROLD VAN WIE Band, Orchestra, Staecraft, National Honor Society Dance Band. ROBERT ZELTWANGER HB0bH United States Naval Air Corps 18 Months. NORMA AMIDON Home Economics Club, Totem Staff. Girls' BARBARA ANGELL uBal-bn Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Student Senate, junior Play, Senior Play, Photography Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Dance Club, Triple Trio, National Honor Society. JANE BAKER Chorus, Dance Club. WALTER BAKER llWalt!l F. F. A. HELENE BARDEEN Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Junior Play, Inter-Class Sports, Stagecraft, Totem Staff, Junior Prom Com- mittee. Girls' Staff. 18 ROBERT BARRON llBobY! Student Senate. JOAN BASSETT Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Stagecraft, Yearbook RUTH BOLLER Boller Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thes- pians, Junior Play, Inter-Class Sports, Cheerleaders, Totem Staff, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Dance Club, Triple Trio. CHARLES BRENNING Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Class President 2, Class Vice-President 1, Junior Play, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, junior Prom Committee, Dance Band Leader. MARIAN CAPLE Home Economics Club, Totem Staff. b MILBURN CARNEY F. F. A., Baseball. MINA CLEVELAND DARRELL COOK Cupid Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, junior Play, Photog- raphy Club, Yearbook Staff, junior Prom Committee. ROSEMOND DAILEY Rosie Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians. VIRGINIA DAILEY acGinnysr Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Basketball, Inter-Class Sports, Totem Staff, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee. CHRISTINE DENNIS Chris Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus Class President l, Class Treasurer 2, Thespians, Student Senate, Junior Play, Inter-Class Sports, Yearbook Stall' junior Prom Committee, Triple Trio, National Honor Society. STANLEY EASON Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Junior Play, Baseball, Basketball, Inter-Class Sports. WARREN FERRIER Basketball, Stagecrafr, Junior Prom Committee. DONALD FISHER Football, Inter-Class Sports. ELEANOR FREELAND Buckwheat', Girls, Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Junior Play, Senior Play, Inter-Class Sports. Cheerleader, Photogra- phy Club, Yearbook Stall, Junior Prom Committee. SALLY HEYER lnter-Class Sports, Yearbook Staff, Dance Club, French Club. BAR BARA INGALLS Bunny Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Class President 3, Class Secretary 2, Thespians, Student Senate, Junior Plav, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee, 'lriple Trio. MARGARET JACOBS Maggie Girls' Chorus. Junior Play, Inter-Class Sports, Year- book Stalir, Junior Prom Committee. DORIS JAMISON srD0tn Inter-Class Sports, Home Economics Club, Junior Prom Committee, Poetry Club. 20 JOAN KING N HJOU Class Secretary 3, Thespians, Junior Play, Inter-Class Sports, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee. RONALD KNIGHT Ronnie Stagecraft. RICHARD LaVALLE Dick Mixed Chorus, F. F. A., Junior Play, Inter-Class Sports, Photography Club, Yearbook Stzilf, Junior Prom Committee. BARBARA MACE Girls' Chorus, Student Senate, Inter-Class. Sports, Stagecralt, Totem Staff, Yearbook Staff, junior Prom Committee. ESTHER MacKAY Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Poetry Club. GLORIA MCCHESNEY Girls, Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Library Club. JOHN McCLINTOCK W Minnie l Mixed Chorus, F. F. A., Junior Play, Inter-Class Sports, ' Stagecraft. l MARIAN MILLER Millie Home Economics Club, Junior Prom Committee, Poetry Club. 21 ELOISE MULLEN Student Senate, Stagecraft, Yearbook Staff. ERMA MULLEN Home Economics Club. RUTH OMUNDSON Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thes- pians, Library Club, Triple Trio. PHYLLIS PARKS Phil Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Photography Club, Stagecraft. AGNES PAYNE ufxggien Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Home Economics Club. DWIGHT REYNOLDS Dire Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Class Treasurer 3 Student Senate, junior Play, Basketball, Track, Year- book Stalf, junior Prom Committee. JAMES ROYSTON 5 ujirnn Mixed Chorus, Thespians, Junior Play, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Inter-Class Sports, Junior Prom Committee. LOIS RUSSELL 1 Jennie Inter-Class Sports. DONALD WALLACE I lD0nD Banld, Junior Junior SHIRLEY RUSSELL Shirtail Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Thespians, F. F. A., Play, Football, Track, Inter-Class Sports, Prom Committee. JACK SAGE uFuzzyn Iglliygd Chorus, Junior Play, Inter-Class Sports, Totem ta . NANCY SCHNURLE HNan!Y Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Class Vice-President 3, Thespi Comm Mixed Junior ans, Junior Play, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom xttee. PAUL SMITH Smitty Football, Stagecraft. JACK STOCUM Chorus, Football, Inter-Class Sports, Stagecraft, Prom Committee. MAXINE TERIBURY Maxie Inter-Class Sports, Cheerleader, Library Club, Dance Club. NICHOLAS TYCHI lfNickll Class Vice-President 2, Stagecraft, Junior Prom Com- mittee. YVONNE WELLES uBugSss D Band, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Library Club, l Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Triple Trio. JANICE WHITTEMORE Whitt Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Thespians Junior Play, Inter-Class Sports, Junior Prom Commit tee, Triple Trio, Dance Club. MES ff is i ,., , W . I N 'C QQ '99 Q25 S 5 HISTORY OF '48 In 1943 sixty urchins of assorted shapes and sizes escaped from their grade school side show. On their own in the wide world, these ragamuflins meeting, with Miss Graham presiding, was held at C. C. S., where man- agers, ringmasters, and spielers were chosen. In our first year we found the circus under the management of Dennis-Brenning-Basset and Ellis, Inc. Of course operating costs had to be kept down, so one ring was all we could afford, but it was a lively one. The feature act was the freshman party, which had all the color, bustle, and the fanfare of a four-ring affair. ln our second year on tour we branched out, took on new acts, and traveled under the new management of Brenning-Tychi-Ingalls and Dennis. This proved a winning, money-making combination. The act took on new canvas, another ring was added. Again the clowns, aerialists, and the mot- ley crew of a growing circus played their roles to the hilt. In one ring we featured the Valentine Party, in the other attention focussed upon the Sophomore Hop, while Miss Dolan snapped a tender whip over the mis- cast players. Then, as a special attraction, the Sophomore Amazons swept all before them in the school basketball play-offs to cap a show that took both spectators and participants off their feet. By the time our third year in the circus business had rolled around, our personnel had gained enough experience and capital to present a four- ring circus that rated great acclaim. At this time we again changed man- agement, emerging, with trumpets blaring, under ringmasters Ingalls, Schnurle, King, and Reynolds. With Mr. Langworthy cracking a very helpful whip, our players were now developing into feature ring attrac- tions, which held the undivided attention of awed spectators. Highlighted under the canvas were the Junior Prom, a Valentine party, the Junior play, and the Junior-Senior banquet. Next year we are looking forward to climaxing circus history by branch- ing out in our greatest show spectacle. Managers, ringmasters, clowns, aerialists, and all other members of this immense show will be on hand for the Senior play and the Senior Ball, which promise to command spotlight attention. Most of all, our whole troup is looking forward to gazing upon the exotic, breath-taking wonders of an unsurpassed side-show, the Senior class trip. This season will end with the greatest of all our shows-gradu- ation. HISTORY OF '47 On a warm September day back in 1943, an unusual amount of activity livened the village of Canisteo. From various parts of the community streamed chattering and gaily dressed young folks. They were augmented by a number of brightly colored vehicles, which for the past hour had been combing the roads of the countryside for numerous small fry of various ages and now, loaded to capacity, united to form a gay and noisy parade that had for its destination the big top at 80 Greenwood Street. Among those who made up the throng entering the building were to be discerned here and there a number of open-mouthed, inept looking individuals who, through various methods and the indulgences of kind 24 6 7 persons who directed them, found themselves in that vast and cheerless chamber known as the study hall. Waiting to greet them was Miss Florence Graham, their advisor for the year. The first thing the Freshmen did was to choose their class oflicers-Jack Hollands, Leon French, Duane Bowker, and Jerry Freeland. The activities of the class were quite limited, because their major task was to become orientated to the high school life. We did, however, manage to have a class party and to participate in interclass basketball and track. Several football games were played with the eighth grade, the Freshmen winning the majority of the contests. To guide us in our second year's performance, we had Mrs. Carrier and Mr. Brush. Nelson Mullen, Helen Gardner, Gerry Semple, and Skip Gerringer were chosen to head Soph year's group. That year we really began to takefour place in the aftivities of the school. As in the previous year, many o us be onged to c ubs and musical organizations and took part in school sports. A social evening was sponsored. We even gave a May Day square dance, quite an undertaking for a Sophomore class. We proved our business ability when we won the magazine contest sponsored by the Student Senate. Now came the two most important years of our high school life! Mr. Langworthy and Mrs. Kenney were the two brave teachers who struggled with us our Junior year. The students whom we chose to lead us were Adrian Stanton, Leon French, Freda Dailey, and Jack Hollands. The junior Prom, our first important undertaking, was a Halloween dance, music by Al Rawady. Our dance successfully completed, we decided to have a Christmas party. It was held in room 315 the day before Christmas vacation, the last period. The fact that we enjoyed ourselves could be clearly discerned by anyone who viewed the wrapping paper, pop bottles, and cookie crumbs which littered the room. Then, in the early spring, we presented A Merry Death, our first entry into the world behind the footlights. Mr. Langworthy was the able director of this much enjoyed three-act comedy. ln June we forgot our disputes with the class of '46 and feted them at the junior-Senior banquet. Our last year was all that was left to us when at last we became Seniors, those hitherto fabulous creatures to whom we had looked up for so many years. Miss Mattie and Mr. Fenner undertook to counsel us during this, our most important year. Adrian Stanton and Jack Hollands were again chosen to fill the respective oflices of president and treasurer. Nelson Mullen and Helen Gardner took care of the other two offices. First on the program was the Senior play, which was directed by Miss Dolan and Miss Mattie. The play we chose, Booth Tarkington's Clarence, was appreci- ated by all who saw it. We, with the Juniors, have been selling greeting cards and magazines to help pay for our yearbook. Both the Senior boys' and the Senior girls' basketball teams have hopes of winning the inter- class competition. Still in the future is the Senior Ball, the Senior trip, for which we are all hopeful, and the Junior-Senior banquet, at which we will be the honored guests. This june, at the very end of the show, we will stand on the graduation platform to receive our rewards and take our bows for a well-trained performance. 25 Q Q 4 AJS X 3 . ,N U 0 QW.. Aber, Acker, L. Alexander, M. Birdsall, Bowker, D. Brown, V. Cranmer, C. Dailey, F. Eirick, Esposito, M. Feenaughty, M. Fisher, M. French, L. Gardner, H. Gerringer, C. Gerringer, W. Hollands, J. Jamison, A. Jamison, J. Keyes, D. Lawrence, O. Lawrence, P. 5 Na me i six NN Masters, G. McMindes, P. Middleton, D. Miller, M. Mullen, N. O'Dell, G. l Ordway, K. Perry, T. Pfitzenmaier, A. Porter, R. Post, V. ' Powers, M, Ripley, C. Roach, B. Sabin, L. Semple, G. Shepardson, R. Stanton, A. Stephens, Stewart, W. Van Allen, W. Vance, B. Vance, E. Van Wie, H. Wilson, L. Zeltwanger, R. fi J ll gf A l gh -fe- 1 sa, afsfaiw , Mehlenbacher, M. D1'JI1'1ee.r troublesome cars boys keeping quiet getting beat silly girls low marks homework rudeness foolishness history being silent Hornell work snobs quiet people silly women anti-social folks compositions men being tardy losing studying staying home Fords girls peace and quiet freckles being serious staying out late liver riding in trucks women detention low marks missing games onions carrots catty people plaster casts other fellows studying show-offs turtle soup impudence staying home untidy hair careless drivers school changing tires Noted For corny jokes her cackle curiosity failing to report arguments winning smile reserve being congenial ambition sweet way friendliness red hair curly hair her bangs pretty hair dating ability intelligence short stature cynicism modesty his wit friendliness getting showed in his mustache silence blonde hair pin curls grin sweet disposition musical ability shyness H in conduct guess what! silly questions Home talents pretty eyes temper elhciency A-loud whispers hair styles popularity musical talents personality dimples diamond ring charm his clarinet his Ford sleeping in class lVant.r to be speedway driver child evangelist college grad phys-ed teacher dentist English prof. secretary kindergarten teacher typist e R' secretary housewife nurse soldier writer free graduated an Idler married psychologist secretary champion milet successful hunter married textile foreman free play boy nurse coach Lou's wife singer beautician veterinarian nothing teacher single receptionist teacher English teacher nurse receptionist coach happily married minister successful housewife bachelor band leader brewer admiral We , Probably Will Be hack driver child evangelist private detective tight rope walker a barker absent-minded prof. Q silent partner raising ruffains lovelorn columnist boss's wife horse trader acrobat a clown actress family man bachelor animal trainer spinster trapeze artist on boss' knee milk man game warden married motor coach driver tied down grave digger chorus girl comedian Lou's housewife singing lullabies raising shavers a jockey something Dr. I. Q. married three times soap opera star teaching Mac jr. raising Downy ducks a patient model play boy nursemaid coach successful oliice girl sultan choir boy mechanic admired A 4 I' vc Name Dixlilee: Noted For Wa nrt To Be Amidon, N. timidity silence secretary Angell, B. time wasters persistency schoolmarm Baker, J. teasing pretty teeth married Baker, W. bad tempers small feet watch maker Bardeen, H. dull times soft voice business woman Barron, R. moving fast muscles bachelor Basset, J. being lonesome quiet charm housewife Boller, R. lonely evenings pretty hair voice teacher Brenning, C. formulas The Dreamersn Harry James II Caple, M. arguments friendliness dietitian Carney, M. girls giggle farmer Cleveland, M. noise quietness Home Ec. teacher Cook, D. short skirts his line Jose Iturbi II Dailey, V. radio announcers laughter secretary Dailey, R. bossy people singing opera star Dennis, C. inefficiency her math. mind lab. technician Eason, S. keeping quiet corny jokes geologist Ferrier, W. California height lawyer Fisher, D. poor sports teasing grocer Freeland, E. History essays personality gym teacher Heyer, S. noisy people quiet manner teacher Ingalls, B. gossips smile social worker Jacobs, M. prom decorations art ability art teacher Jamison, D. being quiet friendliness housewife King, J. pipe smoke those trout nurse Knight, R. school shyness veterinary LaValle, R. energy red hair horseman Mace, B. oral reports poetry married MacKay, E. wasting time 100 answers beautician McChesney, G. competition flirting married McClintock, J. being stood-up punctuality successful Miller, M. history shyness beautician Mullen, E. bribery high marks nurse ' Mullen, E. baggy shirts good-natured nurse Omundson, R. French musical talent concert pianist Parks, Phyllis school skipping psychologist Payne, A. crowds wit graduated Reynolds, D. Ditey blushing watch-maker Royston, J. good pool players accent baseball mgr. Russell, L. arguments Pepsodent smile nurse Russell, S. not having last word flirting farmer Sage, J. getting up his walk owner of a poolroom Schnurle, N. indecision going temperamental psychologist Smith, P. homework temper vagabond Stephens, H. smart people sunny disposition farmer Stocum, J. cows sleeping in class farmer Terribury, M. low English marks cheerleading Phy. Ed. teacher Tychi, N. big people stature tall Welles, Y. long hair complexion music teacher Whittemore, J. sitting still talking music teacher Probably lV1'll Be lecturer maestro librarian watched commuter father of I2 kids chorus girl band leader Water Com'er homemaker millionaire missionary piano tuner Congresswoman radio songstress efliciency expert ditch digger soapbox orator delivery boy lady wrestler writer social butterfly cartoonist housemaid deep sea fisher dog catcher cowboy married Quiz kid policewoman do-nut hole cutter soda-jerker patient minister boogie' artist blues singer married clock-watcher water boy Doctor's wife horse trainer flagpole sitter soap-opera actress politician city slicker Fuller brush man trapeze artist Napoleon II Camay model juke-box player X QC fr, 'Q Qu ,J fm ,m X xx df C n J I Q. Ar' ie F '51 . ,. I it Nl P41 NX Xl QSM MMM? We, the Classes of '47 and '48, being of sound mind, do on this date bequeath to the teachers and to the classes '49 and '50 the following: Miss Argentieri, a tow-headed husband. Mr. Brush, a classroom of his own. Mr. Crandall, a homeroom with no girls in it. Miss Dolan, a play cast who know their lines. Mr. Dustman, an annual Valentine party. Mr. Fenner, a bookkeeper to assist him in yearbook linances. l Mr. Gardner, a Freshman to keep his car washed. , Mrs. Garman, an automatic i'shusher. Mrs. Kenny, an infallible memory so she can keep track of homework assignments. Miss Klos, chained erasers so they can't Hy around the room. of to to to to to to to to to to to Mr. Langworthy, a red Hag to hoist as warning when he's in a bad mood. to Miss Mattie, a bell so the Seniors can tell when she's coming. to to Mr. Meck, a pair of suspenders to wear in girls' gym classes. Miss Persons, a mixed chorus that prefers singing to talking. to Mrs. Sweeney, an insurance policy with an extra SSO deductible. to Miss Watt, a home of her own with a few people to Walt on her. to to to Mr. Vliinterhalter, a pound of sugar to sweeten sour notes. Mr. Harris, top hat, white tie, and tails. Billy VVestbr'ok, Dick LaValle's horsemanship. to Clayton Marlatt, Bill Gerringer's car. to Thurlow Edwards, Jim Royston's basketball skill. NH' to Genevieve Pierson, Birdsall's athletic ability. , K to Dick Porter, Jack Stocum's drawl. N to Elwyn Burdick, Orville L8NVl'Cf1C6,S dimples. 8 J l to Burdette Mullen, Stanley Eason's question box. cl ' I to Tom Terry, Allen Pfitzenmaier's acting ability. A to Bea Kay Gams, Vida Post's naivete. . I to Walter Jackson, Glenn Master's mustache. QV to Lldon Jamison, Bowker's wit. llfx Y to to to IO IZO to I0 110 to IO to to ICO to IO to to to IO IO to to N .0 ,N X to Billy Gams, Stanton's height. eq A to Howard Richardson, Tychi's height. 9 Suzanne Miller, Margaret Jacob's palette. Barbara Heyer, Ripley's Hirtatious eyes. Duane York, Aber's 4'line. Edward Moore, Brenning's persistency. Lyle McCafFery, Bob Barron's winning ways. Carl Loomis, Julanne Stephen's musical ability. Marvin Davis, Jack Sage's unusual ambition. to Barbara Snyder, Phyllis Parks' blonde hair. to Pat Brill, Joan King's wearin' ofthe green. Jeanette Garman, Kay Ordway's place as star actressf, Don Lee Brown, Darrell Cook's persuasiveness. Paul French, Dwight Reynold's blushes. to Janice Loper, Lois Sabin,s yen for square dancing. to Joyce Vmt, Janice Wh1ttemore's place as best-dressed Junior girl Jim Stanton, Jack Holland's corny jokes. Jean Howe, a boy friend as loyal as Virginia Dailey. Joyce King, Red Fisher's devilishness. Millie Weston, Barbara Roachls dating ability. F. E. Englert and June Fisher, Mary Lou Alexander's curly hair Dorothy McMindes, Barbara Ingall's smile. Beverly Talbot, Audrey Jamison's alibis. Harold Amidon, Leon French's daring. Doris Kellogg, Thelma Perry's quietness. Phyllis Mace, Harold Van Wie's bicycle. Rhea Abelson, Lois Russell's quiet laughter. Nancy Bardeen, Delores Keyes' long hair. Keith Kernan, Marie Miller's pin curls. ! Xf fk IX NGK M X Y ---x'9-'li'595f - KX Jo-'31, . .f vx, I From' Rau if F1 ICJZRQ D. Stewart. Prem! Rom' , Y . 1 ., .wmv 5.-. N.-Mm If x -. ,v r. v:-.Q,,. ..,.lM.,..W:.X Q, - ,M,qw,,,,k,i,,1,i I qi, . , , A . ' I K . vm.. .MM M ' Back Row: Beers, Butler, Mcflhesney, Davis, jamison, Humphrey, Ringrose, Vifaufle, XVyant, Gardiner, Ponce, ' Richardson, Marlatti Tbirzaflkow: Mr. Crandall, Keyes, Campbell, Abelson, Baker, Losey, XVhite, Vine, Ferrier, KVes,tbrook, Gams, R. Pm-:er3fYork, Mr. Bush. Second Row: Henry, Russell, Warrers, Englert, O'Bx:ien, Carney, Q Goodrich, Loper, Bowles, McClintock, Schuyler, Totten. Fran! Row: Swimelar, Bardeen, XVhitford, Heyer, ' Weston, Snyder, Miller, Kring, S. Porter, Kinner, Fisher, Pierson. Y YY! ff aff 593 XM lf 1A L B.-viii! Row: A. Budde, R. Carney, O Tyler, Xvaldorf, Pierce, Smich. Ibn:-Ib T Gfliine, Havens, Bifick, O. Dickerson. L. D. McMindes, WU Terry, Morse, T. Galbraith, Mrs4'Latham, Mr, Dusrman, Atkins, Warriner, Reynolds, A. Srephens, Plank, B. Allen Feeney, Baker, Q- R. Payne, E. 'Russeih Bettinger, Dye. P. Powers, H. Preston, D. Hosmer, Clemons, jackson, WE-iles, Miller. Front Row: Buchborn, Wi Siexvart, Van yV,,?gVw qv, L M ki A W I 1 ...n x - . Q n K n - f i W W , Q I A M M XX MQ fy ' 3 law rm r N s k 5 1 35 A 'gg'- : X,-six 7 X x g Exim- A Z 45'l ? X v ,- ww a n If-M -. A X f 5, , Mg ,Q .4 2:93121 ' Y bye' ,ff H513 -- 3 'i r 5 x, x X be M 9 K x me ,M , . . Q ii 2 N3 ,, . M.. ,Q..,4i3,g5g,4N Q :- F91 X A. X. ,5w.E55,, mv.-, -12,5 4 .., A , x -- -fx -- - If , Q X , I X . 1.!EevEli..x'fiQ . 1 kv w A x 1. .J W , , - '- , Q + xx M S .3 . Nfwsmmq X 711165 -aff,' s'l' I N 'W J 2?3v'x, O JQJQ. 00 r QA U I - 'DR' 0 X ' 0 cw B o ' 04 Q .1 fm .,,w X V- .,.. V. , , -. R.fa...P wx CW? 'sw -r-of Ik fs.. . sz '-, 9-: 1Q,-,. J: '51 -1- .,.. X.. v-z :Al-, ' 'I 'Q , Q, ,Y ,Lvl jj , .Q AQ E.. 522 5-'2 ' K ,...v'. Hoi1:mds.LMuI1e:n.- Born-we Rafe: B, Maces jacobsg h Gatdheggbennis. . ' ' ' L ' ' K x ' ISIDITQRS D , JiriimfxsfEaf 4CQ'if-5532 ii, Fkngeii. 1. Hoiiarxds. XBwiw3,f ffgfiibffff uiiefn. Drszmig. .?QizLfffkzryiliziifcsrw' Gardner. li, Mullen, I gPfis!sfGg.r?iggI-vi? i.Esfiga'1Y.?.' i If. YrQEQIaI3fl,1'kUQ 5 Rpwkefn :iff ikcsffwffi M. ,lzffmim L. A ff,1'Gim4:h, y'f'i'f'23i4i'f2i lifiifffrf: U. lQfm?s. B, 3 - 1. .-sI,5 i2!Q'3. . ., L cfm.wLjQ: x'Pg S't'MfF 1 .Qigsrzifgf L3fQjf.' IA vlamasurm, -L. Sfixhxn, Bfnrmiw. N, Sclxmzlhe. O. I.:m'rcwce:, . R 9 Iflsyvr. Ikefmsm I, Bassett, A Srsmron. j. St-cpisc-axs. .flrf Sizzix: ENT. L ilsfwzlxliffrr. Millfzr. XY. -Bsslwr, R Dailey. R. Shcpzxrclsfm, 7'fff-'ivffifrfrif Sur? QLOYDQII, j. Kings. if. Cl'ilI1!HifT,kB.V2lU5Q? fi, Izxgxxifs. Pfmf1,gqm pfiv Ssfggii jliirclsall A l'.xD:1i!Q3', YZ Myciics, R. Lixxpfzxllc. 2 Q H A R WY :amen Hoikmcis, Brefming. Sxephens, Losey. 1 :AKG 'irewarc Back Ra w: Axvfxgxguon, Burdick, Barron, Richardson, j. Sk V L W 511109, Twitch, Sabin, TyXer, Husmer, Shepmfdsun, Muklen, Reymgigigi ng Q , M . Mum XWh8!,XA?7-iii . . ' Pn's5 i.c3f'feL .s X3x:v.xxvr4cs l if:ffi1fcsifif11,1 Rwvix Egus2v,m xnsm2 . . Sfiffffflfj, Dwxcawr Rm'Nm,ns ,.,. Tm15m-er ' The Smdeuc Sexwzne. the gave-mkng, Hwsnchg of the SYXXAQXXYS,-'f?C1S'g2lKXg'.L1lYiUXX. CUKXSXSYS 'of presiricxxt, ':2ce'px'es1de.nt, secretary, and miasufer, abzcxezci by the Smdems' Ux'g1mi'Latium, and class and homemum presidents. The Semxre has the power to regxxhte the sockzafx activities of the schooh the wsponsibikitgf for the pvoxxxrutkuxw of cXczmXinesS, qmxiet, and order in the sc:'uooXam1 for rzxisinsg xueney im zwczmls and Xerrefs. Frrmt Ro 1. 1 ...,. . H . 'ffl the preser1t'Writing, Canisteo has won nine out of terpof the games H1 which If has pnrtlczpatecl. The scores lmagfellbeenz Pr:1trj5bu1'g 23,2 Camsteo 275 Hammondsporv: 28,-C3I1l4StC0 +1-33+Vv ellsville 42-, Camsteo 24g liatlf 29, Canisteo 315 Cohocton 22,2Czmiste0 563 Prattslyurg 32, Cafusteo 405 Troupsburg 22,-Camsteo 483 Acldgsoq 24, Camsteo -L39 Arkporg 38, Camsreo 43: Batlla figs, Canxsteo 43g1Ourjlasg'gamglwxth Bath slwws that Lamsteo really h afQefwhat it takes. One of our main scars. Nelson Mullen, hdsbeenactingliii15f2..Cabtai11 and Orville Lawrence is assist:- amt student nmaxzzhger, g 'lf-mr' V-f : Ab n n 4 g ym X. 1. R014 nce. FW Lum, Caiormo, Lawn: Sao ' hens Eason, Swntcg:frg?2:TcwgfcCaffefY- ink jackson' Smeg? n hfiarlatt.T'-My, n Q Back Row: A. Stanton, Shafer, Stewart, Mxddlezon, Royston, Porter, Mullen, Coach Meck, Mm-1att,xMcCaffery, Amidon, Burdick, Terry, Lawrence. F-rout Row: Slocum, Jkgcanton, jackson, Stephens, Eason, Caforio, Brown. QYOU1 lylgyggxvg Back Row: Roy' ESSSAAIE N k'ALw J A B Mr I mxgwmxhy. Secfzvzzl' Rau. j.um:,s,1u, id' Y QW!! B P Iavsx nu Hawker Revxwld Hnz1':Coc mgxoxx 4 gr. . . J H, ' V , , , , Q ,A . ,Q Hurdxck, Mchifffrry. Ifrcmi Raw: Royston, Mcmre, O. Lavxiremze, Shafer. - . . . . . . , , ,www M ag- - xw ,qw N-f1,fwk.1,fwffkQ-5 X wif- fix me ff- .,A- .v-x1.xu ..,1.,-Q -.LA- ff f..s f, wzfmam- ,iw 1. X: .-.. ,xn-MfM X ww-rw -f. ,,.,:w:.1. --wifi: ,mm .,.WQ-Q-.k1..1m rainw- W f in xi' .-0 f W m u cs ff, 1 ff? V pax X l 'Q J Wx 'f ' 'A q H j 4 1 4? f Q I Im .ii Am 5 Q hi I A N 1 . A 5 Secorzdkem Pfitzenmaaer Xkjute Stephens Russell Terry M TTOIIKRGH Middaewn B Muuen C M1rhrn,Auixdcin 5 The F. F. A. Club, uhiy advised by ch? gczuiaf Nr. Crandzail, has done much to prewm: fzwm 2lCCid'3I'1fS, sr.: aid in conservation, and to better she Im of the farrxmer in gciaeral, A K Aside from their reguiar ciuriesg they have formed 21 nssmzsaazafg Kittie bziskerhaii team. 'Yfzefre rfzaiiy ilk. K.: mo. ' f Ewen Piitzennzaier, igresidezxtz Thomas Tcfrry. View President: Bzxrdfsrrcr Niullen, Secferzxzfyg Domzld Middle- : ' YQSI,-tixl'611SUI'i?l'Q Walter fiakur, Reportvr. The purpose of the Home liconomics Club is to prepare girls for future, living as homemakers or as career girls. Ir has clone this through study ol' - grooming, child care, sewing, cooking, and baking. The girls also plan hall hullerin boards for the school and displays for the corridor cabinets. 'All this is under the able direction of Miss Xvart. - f . Q 9' Zelrwanger, Knight, Fisher, Esposito, Miss Whit, Pierson, Russell, Kinner, Cranmer Q J if o 5' A 5 L :fp Buck Row: Freeland, Srocum, Ferrier, Marian, La.Val1e, Bow Mindes, Ingalls, Coddingtonf Front Row: Angell? ker. Whizford, Mc .Y XX, g' X '- Ev 61, -- .. g L -.-:Cv XX 'Wy' I? I '14- 9 . nj . . x . A ' ,,, 1 .K A kqk . sp, ,til WA -' ' . a ' ' V Y' ' xaing ,Bb11er,1nga11slA1exa'ndef. ' 7 1 ' The Thispizmsfis opened to :mv student having an .iI'tU?1'6SfXii1 mdrzfxma, its 0I'igiIl21KiQI1, and presf:nta,rim1 Hath semi-monthly meeting is devoted to a business meeting and rhe discussion :md prcrsemzmrinn nf dra- matic: skits. One social evening and two zissexnbfy pro- gziams zareplamxed yezuly. President, julzxnne Srcphcnsg Vice - President, Nancy Schnurleg Treasurer, Vida m Postg Secretziry, Biifbilfil x . Ni Iqngzxllsg Advisor, Miss Mau JY me. L29 E 3 ' If S 1. . 4, I 4 ff A ' 'Q A f f4g,g..6,'5- m , ,Q S' N ER I , Af, x A r ' . i5 K hx : . K . ww i f X h . 4 1 - . 'JT-5 I q V .1 ff! f X ,1I,,!1'3 ' ' -' ' WM. XXV X ff fffim fxibg F 5 ' u f? ii? W g l 29414 M p,4f' 4 4 X 1,4 . Raw: Roach, Eiriik Hovve, Dailey, Ackef ,,-6' x, ,,,,r ' V iqwm A 'N ,. , p ski-x mg, , Back Row Stephens, P. Plank, S. Carlin, Dineen. Second Raw - Totten, K. Whiting, Sheehan, T- - jean Baker, june Baker, A V 'g,1,m Y l .- 1.2 PM 2? , XX -ggg: x F- x 2' 'L ' 'Q fi- Il,f: Xxfw ' X A - - , X 5- 1 'Wi' . FF51.,ix:f Q .fb . - ,N :fa-Yngiaa ' ,fc ,W Q, ', 0 H This OI'gIl!'!iZIlfS0!'l grew outqfa class projegt andbecame very active in junior high cirbles. A 2:-:st for reporting the nf.-ws in the junior high dcpzxrrment was demonstrated in their wail-editedAmonthkixf 11gwvspaper.APz1L1l Powers, editor' Schoontmver, S1115 B. Plank, PSJWBIS, BQ CIBITICIISQ 3 T - . -1 N -A, i,,. , ., , 1:5 Donna Hosnzexyassxsrzme edxmrg Ierrv ifeeney, Billy Terrv' x ,. , ,, 3 Rachzlrd Mdler, CLilfOl'l3l staff members, V Yh Q- ' nliilf' A ,.... , i -Lf . A :X -: A x xwf x . v. ix-mln .-5, fix muff -A wif: xi-Q M, .Q-.4 ---'.,. 1, --.- X. 4, SQ 7-ww if X-xx .M NN.-fx. fs-a:fwi mil. Nw Q A w,,N-ww,Q-,xws,.A.M f - -..-wx wfMw.wmmL.a. fi Lilnfib Raw: Porter, Piiazenmaier, Eiridk, , 5. . 4 , I lands, Reynolds, Loomxa, Alexander Garmau, Stanton. Sefoud Row: Mr. Miiler, Stewart, Bowles, R, mPeisheg, mmx E 'E ,vw S if emi , S-X Me A . gg -- we iw? S31 I W' IRQ 6' 4: Back Row: Stephens, Fisher, Br0vQ?n,'Richatdsora, Parks, Schnurie, Alexander.f1'Iir!rJ!cR0z1x.'HoIlands., Post, French, Acker, Stephens, Morse. .FrmfRnzz.-: XY'es1brookA, Boiler, Brenniug, Miss Perseus, Gams. Q - SEPA WM W s W W www.. www nmfwm..-fn wma-www. i - W P A I-S? S 9 , - '? WSH 4 s W 5 mx 5 . 5 X A , - ' Y ' ' -Y Y M ' YN- -X. '. ' '-5 4 -.1--Y'-'Y Y - ev: U97 L , 7 A, ..,.gAA,.d..--,., ,,,,-,,,:..,,...,+....,-,,.7,,--,-,,A,, If Congratulations Z' 0 '47 GRADUATES AND JUNIORS The Freshman Class The -Sophomore Class H wzsh es THE SENIOR AND' JUNIOR CLASSES OF '47 The Best of Luck and Success 59 Canisteo Valley Golf Course Reduced Rates for High School R. S. ANDRUS, Prop. Compliments of R. L. PERKINS SERVICE STATION Canisteo, N. Y. gal... ml WOM EN'S CLOTHING Corner of Main and Broad HORNELL, N. Y. PONTIAC More Than a Million Owners More Than a Million Friends GARMAN MOTORS 67 Seneca St. Hornell, N. Y. WILCOX VARIETY STORE CANISTEO, N. Y. Compliments of WAMBOLD'S CLOTHING STORE CANISTEO, N. Y. Compliments of NEWBERRY'S VARIETY STORE HORNELL, N. Y. GLENN GALBRAITH'S AUTO REPAIRS CANISTEO, N. Y. Compliments of D. and C. CAB CO. PHONE 2039 HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of H. G. AUSTIN AND CO. FARM SUPPLIES CARISTEO, N. Y. CRANE'S CORNER STORE Magazines, Cigars, Papers Tobacco, Candy, Icc Cream 'if SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE KEN STEPHEN S SERVICE STATION CAN1sTEo N Y 1 MUTUAL CLOTHING CO Fzne Clothzng or Everyone 4 Seneca St Hornell N. Y. Phone 1789 . - f ' Complzmenlr of CHITTENDEN'S GROCERY Biggest Little Store in Town Compliment: of CARTER AND WHITTEMORE CLEANERS Canisteo, New York -nl Compliments Of FISHER'S GROCERY Meats, Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits CANISTEO, NEW YORK Complimentr of FEENAUGHTY AND ALLEN'S STORE CANISTEO, N. Y. Bert Wishes from STYLE SHOP Latest Styles in Ladies' Wear CANISTEO, N. Y. Compliment: of AR,,NSON,S BOLLER SERVICE CLOTHING AND sHoEs STATION CANISTEO' N' Y' Gas - Oil - Tires - Accessories STUDEBAKER DEALER Lubficauon L. W. HOOKER '0' C I C S ' . . amp we ar Mme 28 W. Main Canisteo, N. Y. 193 Seneca St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliment, of Bert W i.rhe.r from , MR. EATON WILSON S BEAUTY SHOP FINEST FLOWERS GROWN 2 Depot St. Canisteo, N. Y. Canisteo, N. Y. I I 5 Compliment: of CANISTEO FLORAL CO. Canisteo, New York Compliment: of BOWLES HATCHERY Sth Street Canisteo, N Compliment: of F. E. WILLIAM'S FURNITURE STORE CANISTEO, N. Y. Compliment: to the JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES from A FRIEND Compliment: of BETTY'S SHOE REPAIR Compliment: of BEN FRANKLIN'S Canisteo, N. Y. 4 SO. Main St. Canisteo, N. Y. MR. WILKINSON, Prop. Compliment: of WALDORF'S NINA HUNTINGTON Jfwflfff BEAUTY SHOP CANISTEO, N. Y. CHINA AND GIFTS I-Iornell, N. Y. P. K. RESTAURANT Soda Fountain SANDWICH ES-REGULAR MEALS The Teen-Age Hang- Out Canisteo, N. Y. Compliment: of Scutt's Sport Shop Canisteo, N. Y. TOT TEN'S Meats and Grocenes 6 GREENWOOD ST. Canisteo, N. Y. Jonas Shoppes For the Smartest Fashions in DRESS COATS, SUITS, SPORTS WEAR ELMHURST DAIRY MILK CREAM BUTTER The F inest in M ilk Producls 19' C 102 MAIN ST. HORNELL, N. Y. Hornell, N. Y' FAIRFIELD SALES AND SERVICE Your DeSoto, Plymouth Dealer 343 Seneca Road Hornell, N. Y. Compliment: of DELORES DRESS CO. INC. 'E HORNELL, N. Y. TUTTLE Gm ROCKWELL COMPANY OVER 65 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE YAY I-Iornell, N. Y. Complimentf af SUPREME ICE CREAM Hornell, N. Y. Compliment: of SENECA LUNCH HOME CooK1NG Hornell, N. Y. MATTIE BROTHERS HOMEMADE ICE CREAM CANDY Hornell, N. Y. HORNELL AUTO SUPPLY Phone 18 58 Broadway Hornell, N. Y. Gzlft Headquarters BILLFOLDS, FOUNTAIN PENS TRIANGLE SHOE STORE SHOES AND RUBBERS AND PIPES For A11 The Family 40' COOK'S GIFT SHOP '0' Main Street Hornell, N. Y. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of MacBRIDE'S 201 27 Broadway Hornell, N. Y. JACOBS SHOE STORE CO. FINEST SHOES MADE Always at Your Service HORNELL, N. Y. Bert W irhef from WYCKOFF TAXI PHONE 522 HORNELL, N. Y. Complimenu of COYLE'S HARDWARE HORNELL, N. Y. For Your Convenience BROADWAY CAB 426-W Hornell, N. Y. Peck Motor Sales Co., Inc. CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE Service for All Blakey of Cars For Service Call DAY 125 NIGHT 408-R MACK'S PHILCO AND HARDWARE STORE HORN ELL, N. Y. MAC'S GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION CANISTEO, N. Y. ' CAMEO SHOP The Very Best at Low Prices HORNELI., N. Y. W. J. LONG GROCERIES-MEATS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 207 East Ave. Hornell,.N. Y. Compliments of GULF SERVICE STATION OIL GAS REPAIRS 3 Canisteo, N. Y. Compliments of YOUR A 8: P TEA CO. I-Iornell, N. Y. R. W. LANGLEY, Mgr. S. HOLLAND'S SONS Flour - Feed - Grain and Seeds Lumber - Cement - Coal - Wood 76 MAIN STREET HORNELL, N. Y. MURRAY STEVENS Hornell's Largest ,Quality Clothiers Est. in 1920 Telephone 12 38 Broadway Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of E. W. CRANDALL YoUR JEWELER YY? Canisteo, N. Y. Compliments Of FIRST STATE BANK Q . Canisteo, N. Y. JONES C onzpliments of Y 130 Main St. Hornell, N. . WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES A. MCHENRY 8: CO. Quality jewelers for Nearly Two Centuries 131' 106 Main St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of THOMAS F. KINNEY 23 Broadway Hornell, New York Finest Quality in Men,s Clothing Compliments of COOKIE JAR HORNELL, N. Y. Ride lfith Us- W e give you Low Rates H 0 R N E L L Moron COACH co QA! Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of HAVEN 'S HOBBY SHOP AND LORD'S CANDIES Hornell, New York WE HAVE THE BEST IN FOODS KENNETH BLOSS 0 Canisteo, N. Y. Compliments of G. J. BURD CANISTEO, N. Y. Compliments of LESTER'S FLOWERS 48 Main St. Phone 2044 Hornell, N. Y. Where Friends Meet BEYEA'S RESTAURANT EVERYTHING AND GRILL IN 8-10 W. Main st. cameo, N. Y. DRUGS BEATTIE'S RADIO SERVICE NEW AND USED RADIOS 11 So. Elm St. Phone 214-R MOORE'S BAKERY lVhen Better Baked Goods Are M ade IVIOOre's Hfill .Make Them 24 LODER ST. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments to Juniors and Seniors from JACK LAWERANCE GAS OIL REPAIRS Hornell, N. Y. HOUSEHOLD ART CO. WALL PAPER PAINTS GLAss FLOOR COVERINGS AND SUPPLIES ' Hornell, N. Y. BERT A. BUSH, J EWELERS, INC. Your Credit jeweler for 30 Years Frank Stretton, Mgr. Phone 1833 62 Main St. Hornell, New York BEAVER PHARMACY Soda Fountain School Supplies Medicines and Stationery CANISTEO, NEW YORK Compliments of GOLDEN RULE Latest Styles in Ladies' and Misses' Clothing I-IORNELL, NEW YORK Best W'ishes from OLDE TYME MOUNTAINEERS Round and Square Dance Band PHONE 52-W F II Best W ishes Compliments A. DAVIDSON AND BROS. Of 16-18 Broadway Sherwood Brothers Hornell, N. Y. Hardware 19 MAIN ST. Compliments of LAPIANA'S SHOE REPAIR HORNELL, N. Y. ,Xe Compliments of DUNIGAN'S MARKET Dewitt Jr. Ed. East Avenue Hornell, N. Y. Best Wishes to juniors and Seniors from Wineburg 81 Gleason Incorporated fi' HORNELL, N. Y. PARK APPLIANCE VACUUM CLEANERS-RADIOS New and Rebuilt Parts for All Cleaners 26 CANISTEO ST. PHONE 1776 HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of SPENCER'S STATIONERY AND PRINT SHOP 102 30 Seneca Street Hornell, New York Compliments of Compliments of HORNELL GENERAL F RANKLIN'S FURNITURE TIRE co. STORE 46 Broadway Federal Bldg. 5 Hornell, N. Y. Hornell, N. Y. FRIENDLY INSURANCE SERVICE WITH ROBERT BAIRD . Be Prepared -Insure With Baird QEJNYS CANISTEO 0 HORNELL 0 ALMOND Eff! WMM SINGER SEWING MACHINE to , , Finest Machines Made I, Jumors and Semors from 5 WILKINS GENERAL STORE H H N Y South Canisteo, N. Y. me' ' ' 69 HORNELL WHOLESALE Compliments TOBACCO CO. Of TOBACCO CIGARS CIGARETIES Fl-QHR'S GARAGE PIPES No. 123 CANISTEO ST. HORNEL1., N. Y. Compliments of SAM'S BAKERY UNITED MOTORS SERVICE Starter, Battery and Ignition Evinrude and Elto Sales and Service The Best in Foods V 0 74 Loder St. Hornell, N. Y. CANISTEO, N. Y- Compliment: of Congratulalions DEWEY,S BAKING C0 to Juniors and Seniors HORNELL, N' Y' from 574. 51. ,f1..... mercy .yodpifaf Most Ejiciemf Service for Many Years 5 HORNELL, N. Y. Compliment: of GREEN'S HORNELL, N. Y. C ompliments Of PECK'S HARDWARE . . Hornell, N. Y. Complzknefzts of HUGUET INDUSTRIES FINEST QUALITY COTTON, SILK AND RAYON A!! HORNELL, NEW YORK Complimerzts of STERN sf STERN TEXT1LEs,INc CANISTEO DIVISION 3? CANISTEO, NEW YORK 71 I Compliments G' L. F. of Co - Operative Harry C. Potter FEEDS NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS FARM SUPPLIES I :xc :xc JASPER, N. Y. Canisteo, N. Y. Compliments to the JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES Canisteo Central School 1946 -1947 'Ir SEARS, ROEBUCK sf Co. HORNELL, NEW YORK 72 1 07' I O O REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING HOME HEATING USE GAS FAST - CLEAN- ECONOMICAL Y EMPIRE CYAS sf FUEL C0 73 BINGO CLUB GGOD CLEAN ENTERTAINMENT EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHTS AT 7:45 CHARTERED BUSES LEAVE HORNELL AT 7:15 SQ Prop. Norman Fisher CANISTEO, N. Y. 74 ROGERS' TEXACO SERVICE ALL TEXACO PRODUCTS DELIVERED Owner, ROY ROGERS CANISTEO, N. Y. HORNEEL BUICK CO INC' Compliments Sales and Service Of U. S. Tires and Batteries ' 23 Seneca St. Hornell, New York PIC Compliments Of CANISTEO, N. Y. RUSS DAVIS ' PHONE 393-M Your Local Ford Dealer Compliments of BEST WISHES . BRIGGS TAXI TO G00 JUNIORS AND SENIORS 130 Loder St. Hornell, N. Y. FROM Phone 926 or 1455 Allen Electric SCHNURLE sf SON 3 ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE Lowest Prices Q01- CANISTEO, N. Y. Canisteo, N. Y. FOLGER 81 SMITH QUALITY MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY Birdseye Frosted Foods Downy Flake Donuts WE DELIVER--PHONE 153A 76 Compliments Of WHEATON HATCHERY Canisteo, N. Y. LOOHNS CLEANERS DRY CLEANING-LAUNDRY Delivery Hornell, N. Y. Compliment: of DiNARDO BROS. Meats Groceries Vegetables Fruits HORNELL, N. Y. BEST WISHES FROM STRAIT'S MILLING COMPANY FINEST FARM UTILITY PRODUCTS 'If CANISTEO, N. Y. Congratulations to GRADUATES AND .IUNIORS TOO OFFICIAL KANISTEAN PHOTOGRAPHER BARRETT 81 STUART Complete Photographic Service PHONE 29 11 SENECA STREET HORNELL, NEW YORK - Compliments H. W. HOLLANDS of HARDWARE THE MEN'S SHOP, INC. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE '0' 117 Main St. Hornell, N. Y '5 CANISTEO GARMENT CO PHONE 95 SOUTH MAIN ST. CANISTEO, N. Y. CANISTEO, N. Y. 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