Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

FORWARD Now, approaching graduation, the class of 1953 feels both sadness and humility—sadness because we are leaving all these good times and wonderful friends, and humility because we realize what a tiny part of this huge world we are. At times, each of us has felt discouraged and overburdened with the responsibilities of high school years. However, uniting our efforts, we have tried to make this book, a record of the past four years, represent the cherished memories gained at C. C. S. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy it. ALMA MATER Oh, chant out the song of C.A. Sing the glory that is ners today. The triumph of might against might Tells whicn color wins tne fight. Oh, long may her great emblem wave 'Tis the symbol of the staunch, the true, the brave, The Red and the White may they wave Victorious, victorious, o'er us forever. Though far o'er this world we may stray We shall never forget old C.A. The scenes that today we hold dear Shall come back to us through the years. Oh, long may her great emblem wave 'Tis the symbol of the staunch, the true, the brave, The Red and the White may they wave Victorious, victorious, o'er us forever. 2 DEDICATION We the class of 1953 bestow these dedications as special honors upon those whose wise forsights, sound reasoniy and untiring efforts made our visions into realities. To Carrie Conklin, beloved teacher and friend, the class of 1953 expresses its deep felt gratitude for the guidance and training which you have so willing- ly given. Your kindly advice and sweet ways will be remembered by us all. To Matthew Salisbury, whose infectious smile, pleasing personality, and kindly, yet stern assistance has helped to make our high school days more success- ful and happy. We, the members of the Senior Class of 1953, wish to show our heartfelt appreciation. CLASS POEM Dear Freshmen: Welcome, Freshmen to Senior High, No more time for days gone by. And though you may be considered small, We promise you’ll soon be Seniors tall. If you work hard, you'll reach your goal; After all, we were Freshmen once you know. Dear Sophomores: Sophomore friend you're getting older, But that's no sign of getting bolder. Remember always your Sophomore Hop, Because in memory it’ll be on top. All these things, and many more. Will pass you through the Sophomore door. Dear Juniors: Gosh, you've almost reached the door As the senior class of fifty-four. Though these days will come and go Faster than you will ever know. We wish all the luck you may possess From these wonderful Halls of C. C. S. Dear Teachers: To the kindest, most understanding people we know, We're sorry to say we have to go. But when in memory we’ve returned, We'll realize how much we have learned From you who taught us and you yourselves With little use of the books on the shelves. Dear Classmate: There is a saying which everyone knows. And this is similar to the way it goes; Time has come when friends must part, We all must admit, it touches the heart. And with these many days gone by To some it means tears, to others a sigh. Oh! there are many things I wish to say. But gosh, it would really take all day. So here's to all the fun we've had. And even the time we all were bad. The very best in all vou do, Remember your Alma Mater true. Now, as I wish you all a so-long, My heart will ring out the old school song. And may I be bold enough to say, We’re not little lambs wrro have lost our way. 6 Jay Abbott Jay ... all around athlete... crew cut... ladies man. Blanche Amidon Blanchie .. .writes letters.. .giggles .. a three musketeer. Ann Aldrich Ann ... vim and vigor... Prim” and proper... always in a hurry. Carol Amidon Carol ... dry sense of humor... changeable eyes... soft voice. Richard Allen Dick ... Blows a mean trombone.. . ardent scouter... likes the girls. Patricia Beaver Pat .. .sets the styles.. .active lead er... all around girl. 7 Arnet Bertch Duff ... short with Kenny. and sweet... found Kenneth Bowles Kenny ... drives a station wagon.. . likes gum... found with Arnet. v Charles Bettinger Chuck”... terrific dancer.. .fiddler ... small but wirey. Natalie Bras ted Skip ... southern drawl. ..got a license... pink complexion. Carolyn Bowles Carolyn ... likes to have a good time... always co-operative... fond of Alfred Janice Campbell Gert”... agreeable disposition____ cool, calm, and collected 8 Carl Chase Carlos ...found at Beaver’s...easy going ...likes chemistry. Jack Denhoff Donut ...wrestler...has a Hello for everyone. Sybil Clark Syb ... witty... musical minded...always good-natured. Elden Dennis Pint ... Class president... sharp clothes ...physique. Paul Ferrier Windy ...second Rembrandt... Tinker . ..square dance specialist. Dale Hall Slinky ... seen with policeman's daughter... hails from Hornell. Joan Freeland Jo ... Woodbury complexion ... Jose... dimples... seen with Betty. Suzanne Hallett Suzi ... handyman in the art room ... has a friendly spirit. 10 Ailyce Ives A. J. ... bubbling personality... good con- versationalist. .. friendly. Donald Merring Don ... food is his middle name... wake me up when class is over. . j n .. . 7 Merlin Loomis Merlin ., .orator.. .another violinist.. .hard worker. Carolyn Morton Carolyn .. .whiz on the court.. .pretty blonde hair...and it's real. Joyce Mehlenbacher Joyce ... li kes to square dance... sports minded.. .pretty hair. Betty Mullen Betty ., .almost 5 feet. ..those great big beautiful eyes...cute. 11 Nita Murray Nita-...full of fun...friendly...has init- iative. . .attractive. Herbert Peterson Pete ...varsity man...never gives the girls a break.. .oh! that hair. Robert Peisher Peish .. .the class clown.. .roving reporter .. .the perfect villain. Marjory Pierce Marg .. .quiet as a mouse... future home- maker.. .sweet personality. 1? Dora Lee Snyder Dody ... has that pleasing alto quality... dimples... a real friend. Carolyn Stopp Carolyn”... a true friend... a will- ing helper... likes Houghton. John Schnurle Schnizzy ... could we have the treasurer's report? ... baby face... likes C. P. Gloria Allen Sutfin ”Glo ... red hair... sunny personal- ity. .. found with Bob. Roger Stocum Rog”...Mrs. Spencer's right hand man... good old grandpaw. Wanda Teribury Daffy ... athletic;.. cooperative.. . friendly... square dances. 13 Mary Jane Tyler Jane-...everyone's friend.. .always eager to help...a leader. Mary Alyce White Mary Alyce ... that girl Pru ... infor- mation booth on history...gabby. Howard Warriner Junior ...shy but a born leader.. .drives a Ford...minister to be. Shirley White Shirl .. .sophisticated lady.. .sparkling smile... good listener. Richard Warters Rich”... fast manon the court...hot temper ...oh those dimples. Helen Will Helen ...a carefree manner...Buffalo lingo ...a smile for everyone. 14 Eliza Woodworth Liza ... works at Frewin's... active group member... quiet type. FAMOUS QUOTATIONS Coach Meek... at half time.. OOOOOOOHH! My Ulcers! Mr. Lancione... Come on, nice people Mr. Winterhalder... Where's Bowles? Mr. Harris... No, you can’t use my saw Mr. Moresco... Okay, you bunch of ham actors Mr. Longley... Don't tell my wife Mr. Salisbury... Think it over Mr. Crandall... You follow me there Mrs. LaValle... Tommy, go back to your seat Miss Hicks... Don't you have anything to do? Mrs. Covert.... Go over behind that screen Mrs. Miller... Pierson, sit up? Miss Read... Go home on the buses you came on Mrs. Meek... Don't put your chairs up til 29 after Mrs. Spencer... Readyyyyy... TYPE! I Mrs. Garman... Push your chairs in Mr. Roach... Where's your pass? Mr. Miller... May I please have your announcement for the attention at this time BABY PICTURE ANSWERS 16. Lois Pierce 17. Amet IJertch 18. Carolyn Morton 19. Dora Snyder 20. Margery Pierce 21. Jane Tyler 1. Gail Norton 2. Thomas Dineen 3. Jack Denhoff 4. Jim Gillis 5. Jay Abbott 6. Rich Warters 7. Bob Peisher 8. Ken Bowles 9. Rog Stocum 10. Janice Campbell 11. Betty Mullen 12. Wanda Teribury 13. Gloria Allen 14. Joan Freeland 15. Pat Beaver 22. Ann Aldrich 23. Sue Hallett 24. Sybil Clark 25. Natalie Brasted 26. Carl Chase 27. Merlin Loomis 28. Don Merring 29. John Schnurle 15 CLASS HISTORY When wc the class of '53, looking forward as Seniors to be, graduated from sixth grade, you see, never again little children to be. , Junior High School was a thrill to behold. Because of its changes of class don't you know. We soon learned to study and not to waste time For they had detention to keep us in line. Those two years of labor were not spent in vain For the basis of High School was thoroughly laid. Soon after starting our first High School year We chose those for office who worked in high gear. Jay Abbott was President to conduct the large class Don Merring took Vice to sub for the Pres. Gloria Allen took notes on the meetings John Schnurle balanced the books in high rating. Activities followed, one after the other With parties, a supper, and bake sales, Oh brother! We won the banner for the Holly Hanging And took much pride to see what our work did bring. The Summer had passed and we did return To find as Sophomores just what we could learn. Tim was more precious we found to be true So again we bore down to see what we could do. Again our election of officers came With which we took a great deal of pains. Jay Abbott won the Presidency John Schnurle the Vice-Presidency. Natalie Brasted was Secretary Pat Beaver took care of the Treasury. Plans that were made for the Sophomore Hop Astoundingly worked and we came out on top. We had the hall duty as bright Sophomores One step at a time! Slow in corridores! Surprisingly swift that school year did pass With promotions excepting a lad or a lass. Summer had come and speedily gone Back to school ana to knowledge did pawn. Jay Abbott, Jane Tyler were Pres, and Vice-Pres. Arlyce Ives, Elden Dennis were Secy, and Treas. The first large activity of our Junior tea Was Christmas card selling with Stationery. November 16 was our Junior Dance Where no one who went would leave it to chance. The summer vacation was next of the list But we came back to school and into the mist. Time had to be taken to select a new list Elden Dennis is Pres. Herb Peterson Vice-Pres. Lois Pierce and James Gillis Secy, and Treas., how nice. The Senior play, Green Valley, you know Was as successful as our three one-act shows. The next was to test our salesmanship With magazines we were cracking the whip. The painstaking job of compiling the year book Took patience with work which we never forsook. Washington looks but a little way off And then Graduation, to some, far enough. 17 STUDENT ACTIVITIES NITA MURRAY Orchestra 1, 2,3,4 Chorus 1, 3,4 All State Orchest. 2, 3 Local Hon. Soc. 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Elmira Col. Key 3 Dramatic Club Cast 1 Squad Leader 2,4 Intern. Rel. Club 4 Dramatics Club 1,2,3 Bsktbl. 1,2,3,4 BETTY DOORLEY Chorus 3,4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Hm. Rm. Pres. 4 Stud. Sen. 4 Squad Leader 4 Intern. Rel. Club 4 Totem 3 Bsktbl. 3,4 Volleyball 3,4 Field Hockey 3 Co-Ed. Yearbk. 4 BETTY MULLEN Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast F.H.A. 3.4 Bus Cond. 1,2, 3 Squad Leader 3 Home Ec. Club 1, 2,3,4 Bsktbl. 1,2,3 Soccer 1,2,3 Field Hockey 3 KEN BOWLES Band 1,2, 3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 All State Orch. 4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Jr. Rotarian 4 Jr. Exchange 4 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 LOIS PIERCE Sr. Play Cast Class Sect. 4 F.H.A. 3,4 Bus Conductor ELDEN DENNIS Class Pres. 4 Class Treas. 3 Stud. Sen. 4 Jr. Dance Comm. Jr. Rotarian 4 Vars. Club 2,3,4 Stagecraft Club 2,3,4 Football 1,2, 3,4 Bsktbl. 1.2 Volleyball 3,4 Local Honor Soc. 4 National Hon. Soc. 4 Pres. Ath. Asso. 4 CARL CHASE Band 1.2. 3, 4 Chorus 3,4 All State Choir 4 Sr. Play Cast Jr. Exchange 4 Dramatic Club Cast 1 Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4 Yearbk. Staff 4 MARGERY PIERCE Jr. Play Comm. Sr. Play Comm. Soph Hop Comm. Atn. Assoc. 3,4 Girls Ath. Club 4 F.H.A. 3,4 JACK DENHOFF Jr. Rotarian V ars. Club 3,4 F.F.A. 3,4 Football 2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 TOM DINEEN Sr. Play Cast Dramatics Club Cast 1 Dramatics Club 1 Stagecraft Club 3 F.F.A. 4 CAROLYN MORTON Hm. Rm. Pres. 4 Stud. Sen. 4 Dramatic Club Cast 2 Squad Leader 2,3, 4 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3 Bsktbl. 1,2,3,4 RICHARD WARTERS Chorus 2,3,4 All State Choir 3 Jr. Play Cast Ping Pong 2,3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Bsktbl. 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Golf 4 ARNET BERTCH Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Dramatics Club 2,3 Bsktbl. 2,3,4 JOAN CUMMINGS F.H.A. 3.4 Dramatics Club 1 Home Ec. Club 2 Bsktbl. 1,2,4 Volleyball 2,3 Field Hockey 3,4 PAUL FERRIER Chorus 3 Sr. Play Cast F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2, 3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 MERLIN LOOMIS Orchestra 2,3,4 All State Orch. 4 Sr. Play Cast Ping Pong 2 Language Club 1, 2,4 DALE HALL Jr. Play Cast Visual Aids 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 4 MARY ALYCE WHITE Sr. Play Cast Dramatics Club Cast 1 F.H.A. 4 Dramatics 1,2, 3 Language Club 2 Bsktbl. 1,2,3 PAT BEAVER Band 1,2,3, 4 Orchestra 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 2,3, 4 All State Orch. 4 All State Band 2 Local Honor Soc. 2,3 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Class Treas. 2 Hm. Rm. Pres. 3 Stud. Sen. 3 Soph Hop Chmn, 2 Squad Leader 2,4 Dramatics Club 2, 3,4 Totem 1 Bsktbl. 1,3 Field Hockey 3 Language Club 1,2,3 Yearbk. Editor SHIRLEY WHITE Chorus 1,2, 3,4 All State Choir 3 Bus Conductor 2 Squad Leader 3 Inter. Relations 4 Dramatics Club 1,2,3 Bsktbl. 1,2, 3,4 Volleyball 3 Softball 1,2,4 Soccer 2 HOWARD WARRINER Sr. Play Cast Jr. Rotarian 4 Visual Aids 2 Jr. Exchange 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Yearbk. Staff 4 Track 4 ANN ALDRICH Band 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 3,4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Intern. Rel. 4 Dramatics Club 2 Totem 3 Home Ec. Club 1 Bsktbl. 3,4 Volleyball 4 Field Hockey 4 Language Club 1,2 WANDA TERIBURY Chorus 1,2 Local Hon. Soc. 3 Sr. Play Cast Library Asst. 1 F.H.A. 3,4 Ping Pong 1,2,3 Squad Leader 2 Dramatics Club 1, 2 Home Ec. Club 1,2, 3,4 Library Club 1 Pres. Ath. Club 4 Bsktbl. 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3.4 Softball 1,2, 3,4 Soccer 1, 2, 3,4 Badminton 1, 2, 3,4 Field Hockey 3,4 DON MERRING Chorus 2,3,4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Class Vice-Pres. 1 Jr. Rotarian 4 Visual Aids 2,3 Jr. Exchange 4 Dramatics Club 1 Stagecraft Club 2, 3 F.F.A. 4 Football 3,4 ARLYCE IVES Band 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Class Sect. 3 Dramatic Club Cast 1 Dramatics Club 1, 2,3,4 Mag. Sales Capt. 4 SYBIL CLARK Band 1,2,3 Orchestra 2,3 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Triple Trio 3.4 All State Choir 1,2,3 All State Orch. 3 All State Band 1,2,3 Local Hon. Soc. 3 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Dramatic Club Cast 1 F.H.A. 4 Dramatics Club 1,2,3 Home Ec. Club 1 Language Club 1 JIM GILLIS Local Hon. Soc. 2,3 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Class Treas. 4 Jr. Rotarian 3,4 Jr. Exchange 4 Vars. Club 1,2, 3,4 Track 4 Football 3 Bsktbl. Vars. 2,3,4 J. V. 1 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Coach of Jr. Girls Inter. Bsktbl. 3 HERB PETERSON Sr. Play Comm. V. -Pres. 4 Hm. Rm. Pres. 3 Student Sen. 3 Jr. Rotarian 3,4 Ping Pong 3,4 Vars. Club 3,4 Yearbk. Staff 4 Track 3,4 Bsktbl. 3,4 Baseball 3,4 CHARLES BETTINGER Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3 All State Orch. 4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Jr. Rotarian 4 Dramatic Club Cast 1 Jr. Exchange 4 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3,4 Wrestling 3,4 NATALIE BRASTED Chorus 2, 3,4 Sr. Play Cast Class Sect. 3 Dramatic Club Cast 2 Squad Leader 3,4 Dramatics Club 2, 3,4 Bsktbl. 3 Voile yball 3 Field Hockey 3 JANICE CAMPBELL Chorus 1, 2, 3 Dramatics 1,2,3 F.H.A. 3,4 Home Ec. Club 2 F.H.A. Vice Pres. 3 19 JOHN SCHNURLE Chorus 3,4 Sr. Play Cast Vice Pres. 2 Treas. 1 Stud. Sen. 2 Ping Pong 2, 3,4 Visual Aids 1,2, 3 Totem 1, 3,4 Stagecraft Club 2 Chrm. Mag. Sales 4 Football 1 Bsktbl. 1.2, 3.4 Volleyball 2 Badminton 1 Language Club 1 Golf 4 Yearbk. Staff 4 ROGER STOCUM Sr. Play Cast Dramatics Club Cast 1 Visual Adis 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1, 2 Totem 3, 4 Yearbk. Staff 4 Volleyball 4 SUE HALLETT Chorus 1, 2, 3 All State Choir 1,2,3 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 Stagecraft Club 3,4 Soccer 2 Language Club 2,3 Yearbk. Staff 4 CAROLYN STOPP Chorus 1,3,4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast F.H.A. 3 Intern. Rel. Club 4 Dramatics Club 1 Language Club 2,3 JAY ABBOTT Local Hon. Soc. 2,3,4 National Hon. Soc. 4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Class Pres. 1,2,3 Stud. Sen. Pres. 4 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3 Track 1,2,3 Football 1,2, 3. 4 Bsktbl. 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 BOB PEISHER Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 All State Orch. 2,3,4 All State Band 1 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Hm. Rm. Pres. 2 Stud. Sen. 2,3 Sect. Sen. 3 Dramatics Club 1,2 Totem 1,2,3 Vars. Club 2, 3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Capt. Mag. Sales 4 Football 1,2, 3,4 DORA LEE SNYDER Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Triple Trio 2,3,4 All State Choir 2,3,4 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Dramatics Cast 2,3 Squad Leader 3 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 Bsktbl. 1,2, 3,4 Volleyball 2,3 Yearbk. Staff 4 DICK ALLEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Jr. Rotarian 4 Jr. Exchange 4 Volleyball 4 Badminton 2 HELEN WILL Sr. Play Cast Intern. Rel. Club 4 Bsktbl. 1,2,4 Volleyball 1 Softball 1.2,3.4 Soccer 1,2,3 Badminton 1,2,3 JOYCE MEHLENBACHER F.H.A. 3,4 Squad Leader 4 Home Ec. Club 1,2 Bsktbl. 1,2, 3,4 Volleyball 1, 2,3,4 GAIL NORTON Band 1.2, 3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 All State Choir 2,3 Local Hon. Soc. 2,3 Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Library Asst. 1,2 Squad Leader 2, 3 Dramatics Club 1,2,3 Totem 2,3 Library Club 1,2 Bsktbl 1,2, 3,4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Softball 2,3 Soccer 2,3 Field Hockey 3,4 Yearbk. Staff 4 JANE TYLER Band 1,2, 3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Triple Trio 2,3,4 All State Choir 2 Local Hon. Soc. 3 Jr. Play Cast Vice Pres. 3 Squad Leader 2, 3 Soccer 3 Yearbk. 4 ELIZA WOODWORTH Local Hon. Soc. 3,4 Library Asst. 1 Bus Conductor 1,3 Bsktbl. 3 JOAN FREELAND Jr. Play Cast F.H.A. 3,4 Bus Conductor 1, 2 Bsktbl. 1,2,3,4 Field Hockey 3 BLANCHE AMIDON Home Ec. Club 1,2 Bsktbl. 1,2,3, 4 Volleyball 2,3 CAROL AMIDON F.H.A. 3 Squad Leader 3 Totem 4 Bsktbl. 1,2, 3,4 Volleyball 1.2, 3,4 20 Most Co-operative Most Studious Best Dressers Quietest Best Athletes Most Artistic Most Popular Most Likely To Succeed Most Humorous 21 NAME Amidon, Blanche Brasted, Natalie Beaver, Pat Doorley, Elizabeth Aldrich, Ann Amidon, Carol Cummings, Joan Gillis, James Ives, Arlyce Bertch, Arnet Hallett, Suzanne Freeland, Joan Mehlenbacher, Joyce Merring, Donald Dennis, Elden Clark, Sybil Loomis, Merlin Bowles, Kenneth Bettinger, Charles Denhoff, Jack Abbott, Jay Chase, Carl Ferrier, Paul Allen, Richard Dineen, Thomas Hall, Dale Morton, Carolyn Mullen, Betty Murray, Nita Norten, Gail Piesher, Robert Peterson, Herbert Pierce, Lois Pierce, Margery Snyder, Dora Schnurle, John Stocum, Roger Stopp, Carolyn Teribury, Wanda Woodworth, Eliza Warriner, Howard Warters, Richard White, Mary Alyce White, Shirley Will, Helen Sutfin, Gloria Allen Bowles, Carolyn Campbell, Janice Tyler, Mary Jane LIKES To travel People To loaf at Demmon's Horses Black Olives Friendly people Most any thing Basketball History Chocolate Art Pizza Square dancing To eat To sleep Church Music To drive Pan steak Spaghetti Football Girls Vacations Chemistry Hunting Brunettes Basketball Apple jonny Apple pie ala mode Dancing Politics Sports To eat Shorthand Chili Con Came Carolyn Business Houghton to put put Square dancing Ice cream Baseball Square dancing Pizza Red Shorthand New Jersey Ice cream Math. DISLIKES American History Pouting Questions Cole Slaw Discrimination Conceited people Sailors Jimmy” Smart alecs Malicious pranks Snobs Chemistry Snobby people Pizza Slow cars Catty girls Glum books Homework 3rd parties Conceited people Cigarettes Unfriendly people Tests Tall girls Work Nicknames Regents Catty people Liver Homework Pessimism Talkative girls Conceited people Oral reports Superior acting people Wolves Mouthy Girls Cliques Mechanics Mushroom soup Homework Defeat Narrowmindedness Distrustfulness Snobiness Segregation Getting up - Mornings Vegetables Jane 22 NOTED FOR WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE Giggles Drawl Clothes Personality Sunny smile Dry humor Shyness Height Ambition Being tiny Art ability Complexion Sports Vocabulary Physique Witty sayings VioUn Wavy hair Loafers Pretty eyes High marks Good looks Curly hair Trombone Who me? Curly hair Blonde hair Stature High marks Hair Personality Oral reports Blush Quietness Quivering chin Voice Business room Hair Basketball ability Writing letters Bashfulness Temper Height Vocabulary Corny wits Red hair Smile Pretty blue eyes Being friendly Interior decorator Dental hygenist X-Ray technician Nurse Nurse Secretary Beautician Glass Technoligist Teacher Dental Hygenist Typist Stenographer Hair stylist Veterinarian Phys. Ed. Teacher Nurse Minister Worker Sailor Coach Doctor Pharmacist Hermit Chemist Farmer Truck driver Teacher Secretary Teacher Housewife Lawyer Dairy Engineer Secretary Secretary Music teacher Lumberman C. P. A. Social Psychologist Office machine operator Housewife Minister Coach Actress Home Ec. Teacher Nurse Housewife Married Dressmaker Successful Housewife Nachen on Watching Equestrienne Social Butterfly On boss's Knee Chorus girl Washing dishes Ironing Brushing little teeth Editor of Esquire Maid (old) Lion tamer Quack doctor Billiard shark Patient Tosconi 2 Married Moping floors Playing the field Tomnoddy Mortician Night walker Blown up Efficiency expert Slave driver Prell Girl- Bubble dancer Professor Clooney 2 Rep. Speaker of the House Playboy Ipana Girl Linguist Mrs. -- Pres. Toothpick Factory Dodging revenue men Mother of 12 kids Pvt. Chauffeur to a gen. Square dance caller Cowhand Bookie Fortune teller Nursemaid Seeing Red Definitely housewife Dancer Vegetarian Career girl 23 PROPHECY Jay Abbott-2nd Dr. Jeckle and Mr. Hyde. Ann Aldrich-keeping the monkies at die Brooklyn Zoo happy. Dick Allen-growing nis own atomic tomatoes on the moon. Blanche Amidon-Miss Deepfreeze of 1960. Carol Amidon-writiqg a book. How to Give Speeches in English Class. Pat Beaver-flying around the world, wearing a crass «Wirt. Arnet Bertch-inventor and processor of a new fjuorident ice cream. Charles Bettinger-giving dancing lessons at Arthur Murray's. Carolyn Bowles-soaa jerk at Alfred Hub. ” Ken Bowles-breeding experimental chickens for Fluorident Ice Cream. Natalie Brasted-champion tooth extractor. Janice Campbell-creator of gowns now being shown at Jan’s Salon. Carl Chase-inventor of new Youth Drug guaranteed to renew teachers. Sybil Clark-administering Laugh Your Sickness Away pills. Joan Cummings-first woman on the moon. Jack Denhoff-inventor of new Sleep During English chairs. Pint Dennis-featured in Dare Devil Drivers at the annual Bath Fair. Tommy Dineen-chief cook and bottle washer for Company K. Betty Doorley-finding a cure for the Doorley Hack. Paul Ferrier-soloist on the Grand Old Operie. Joan Freeland-sharp shooter (pool, cars, fish, and rackets.) Jim Gillis-coaching a midget basketball team. Dale Hall-department head of the Push-Cart System at Loblaw's. Sue Hallett-arawing calendars featuring Mr. America from 1953.... Arlyce Ives-Door-Lady at the Waldorf-Astoria. Evelyn Jones-makes the name of Jones famous. Merlin Loomis-midget racing champ of 1973. Joyce Mehlenbacher-ballet instructor at Arthur Murray's. Don Merring-holding title of Pie Eating Champion. Carolyn Morton-coaching a famous 3rd grade all girls basketball team. Betty Mullen-raising little Irishmen. Nita Murray-breaks pole sitting record, wearing a Bikini bathing suit. Gail Norton-taking Marilyn Monroe's place in the movies. Bob Peisher-printing his own money. Herb Peterson-See Permanent Pete the Hair-stylist, corner of 42nd. St. Lois Pierce-Doing research on the habits of Penguins. Margery Pierce-just crowned Queen of the Sponge Divers. Dora Snyder-inventing a new chin mask that will stop chin quivering. John Schnurle-just took Roy Rogers place as King of the Cowboys. Roger Stocum-Trainer in a flea circus. Carolyn Stopp-Discoverer of The Thing. Gloria Allen Sutfin-Editor of the Whitesville News. Wanda Teribury-Holds world record as fat lady. Jane Tyler-starring in a revised production of Sailor Beware. Rich Warters-a barker in a carnival at the Broadway Review. Mary Alyce White-starring in Annie Get Your Gun. Shirley White-running competition with Emily Post. Helen Will-traveling around the world in a Southern Tier Moving Van. Eliza Woodworth-doing a water ballet in the middle of Purdy Creek. 24 PRINCIPALS Mr. N. Francis Miller Supervising Principal We the class of 1953 express our appreciation to Mr. N. Francis Miller for striving to help us make our senior year a joy and a success. Mr. James Roach--Principal of the Grades Mr. Stanley Banker-Principal of the Junior High Mr. Wayne Crandall--Vice-Principal of the High School To the Administration and Faculty we are deeply in- debted for their untiring efforts and understanding nature. We only hope that we may carry some of their wise advice into our future years. 26 BOARD of EDUCATION 1ST ROW Mrs. Howard Garman, Mrs. Joseph Latham, Mr. AndrewTravis, Mr. Harlow Atherton, Mr. Virgil Hussey. 2ND ROW Miss Maxine Wambold, Mr. Francis Miller, Mr. Daniel Comstock. 1ST ROW Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Stephens, Miss Read, Mrs. Mech, Mrs. Spencer, Miss McDonnell, Mrs. Garman. 2ND ROW Mr. Trautlein, Mr. Heaslip, Mr. O'Neil, Mrs. Covert, Miss Hicks, Mrs. LaValle, Mr. Brancato, Mr. Mullen, Mr. Crandall. 3RD ROW Mr. Banker, Mr. Salisbury, Mr. Longley, Mr. Moresco, Mr. Harris, Mr. Winterhalder, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Lancione, Mr. Mech. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Burdick, Mrs. Clark Mrs. Forshee, Mrs. Barron, Mrs. Granger, Mrs. Stocum. 1ST ROW Miss Willis, Miss Altenburg, Miss McNulty, Mrs. Scranton. Mrs. Winterhalder, Miss Manti, Mrs. Longley, Mrs. White, Miss Ford. 2ND ROW Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Wescott, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Stanton, Miss Bishop, Mrs. King, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Huntington, Mrs. Peisher. 3RD ROW Mrs. Maginley, Mrs. Conklin, Miss Hassman, Mrs. Salisbury, Miss Rowe, Mrs. Wightman, Miss Whitman, Mrs. Beardsley. Mrs. Allen. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY CUSTODIANS Mr. Crain, Mr. Spencer, Mr. Brennan, Mr. Griffith, Miss Van Skiver. 29 1ST ROW Aldrich, Bench, Will, Murray, Clark, Woodworth, M. Pierce. L. Pierce, Cummings, Freeland, Mullen, Campbell, C. Amidon, 2ND ROW Peterson, Hallett, Morton, Stopp, Door ley, Brasted, Norton.Tyler Beaver, Teribury, B. Amidon, Snyder, M. White, Mehlenbacher. Bettinger. 3RD ROW Merring, Dennis! Hall, Warters, Ferrier, Gillis, Schnurle, Warriner, Chase, Loomis, Stocum, Peisher, Denhoff, Bowles, Dineen,' Allen, Abbott. SENIORS President - Elden Dennis Vice-President - Herb Peterson Secretary - Lois Pierce Treasurer - Jim Gillis Advisers - Mrs. LaValle, Mr. Lancione 32 JUNIORS 1ST ROW Bowles, Jones, Kilmer, Gay, Kendell, Westbrook, McMindes, Rhude, Porter, Rigatti, Pearl, Barnard, B. Campbell, Hall, Evans, 2ND ROW Hallett. Hartman, Butler, Carney, Tyler, Salisbury, Wood, Preston, LaCalle, Driscoll, Stewart, Ray. Cook, J. Campbell, Allen, Shorts, VanZile, Wilson. 3RD ROW Henry, Whitford, Moore, J. Terry, C. Hallett, Shafer, D. Terry, Flahive, Stuart, Shaw, Welles, Mider, Dwight, Russell, Shroeder, Warriner, Condon, D. Rhude, Snyder, Sills, Mullen, Avery. 1ST ROW Stocum, Campbell, Neidmeyer, Comstock, McClintock, Henry, Potter. Barron, Keyes, Woodworth, Cummings, Mullen, M. House, Amidon, Buddy. 2ND ROW Westbrook, Sespico, McCourt, HerrNecker, A. Preston, Murray, Allen, Kenyon, Davis, Marlatt, Reagan, S. House, Bowles, Bardeen, Carlin, Evans, Davis, Preston, Sills. 3RD ROWPierce, Bowles, Warters, Keplinger, Florence, McMullen, Merring, Benson, Stopp, R. Campbell, Hunter, V. Preston, Henry, Losberry, Brizzee, Drake. 4TH ROW Stewart, Simons, Miles, Sheperdson, Campbell, Hughes, Skillman, Salisbury, Richardson, Pierson, Snyder, Reagan, Sleggs, Puffer, Wood, Flohr, Maine, Barnard. SOPHOMORES President- Marvin Skillman Vice-President- Tom Hughes Secretary- Jane Allen Treasurer- David Benson Advisers- Miss Hicks, Mr. Campbell FRESHMEN 1ST ROW Pierce, Crawford, Haynes. Barnard, Moore, Biccum. Yoder, Flanagan, Rogers, Mullen, Welch, Powers, Knight, LaValle. Haight, Harrington. 2ND ROW Crane, Butler, Lewis, Mider. Parmalee, Jamison, O'brien, House, Prouty, Richardson, Gillis, Allen, Clarkson, Wroblewski, A. Bossard, N. Bossard, Woodward, Salvagin, Wallace, Carney. 3RD ROW J. Kilmer, Barash, Ray, L. Campbell, Bertch. Feenaughty, L. Campbell. Burdick, Welles, Stewart, Crandall, Knapp, Morse. 4TH ROW Lonsberry, R. Kilmer. Peterson, VanZile, Learn, Booth, G. Conkey, Aber, R. Campbell, C. Conkey, Yongue, Stanton, Tyler, Jochem, Freeland, Hilts, Baron, Baker, M. Campbell. Greenfield. 1ST ROW Russell, Kelly, VanDulek, Preston, Morton, Reghetti, Carnmer, Coots, Sick, Parks, Jamison, Flanagan, Rogers, Cranmer, Wilson, York, Freeland, Evans, Benedict. 2ND ROW Yoder, Bowles, Wilson, Lutz, Amidon, Bossard, Beaver, Sanford, N. Henry, Espesito, Ponce, Murray, Jackson, Fowler, Welles, Young, Woodward, Shaw, Howland, 3RD ROW Lonsberry, Butler, Miller, Welch, Chase, Pfitzenmaier, Maine, Campbell, Feenaughty, White, White, McDaniels, L. Henry, Pearl, Plank, Bush, Stan, Ives, Baron, 4TH ROW Nunguesser, Hawkins, Welch, Doorley, Woodworth, Stevens, Shaw, Pierce Rahmlow, Wise, Jacobs, R. Amidon. Stocum, Harrison, Hawkins, Norton, Stanton, Hallett, Griffith, Dagan, Broton, Edwards, Evans, Roe. EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE 1ST ROW N. Allen, Kendall, Moore, Day, Stephens, Kurtz, Bardeen, Carrington, Emerson, S. Cook, Stocum, Russell, Joyce, Dennis, B. Wood, Kamenuk, Kellogg, Campbell. 2ND ROW P. Woodworth, Carlin, Teribury, Hallett, J. Wood, Lain, Callahan, Crawford, Sanford, D. Woodworth, Cone, Beyea, Brooks, B. Mullen, Etu, S. Smith, B. Allen, Pearl. 3RD ROW Peterson, Sheehan, Hallett, R. Smith, Bush, Follansbee, Burns, R. Cook, Comstock, McCray, Harrison, Wheaton, H. Cook, Carney, Arthur, Brown, Rossman, Warriner, McMindes, Knapp, Drake. 4TH ROW McMullen, Condon. Schaumburg, Baker, Conkey, Butler, Cole, Sanford, Fairman, Ebner, Henry, Creeley, Stewart, Shorts, R. Mullen, Pierce, .Greenfield, W. Hughes, Kent, J. Hughes, Freeland. SEATED Tyler, Warriner, Allen, Clark, Snyder, Beaver, Doorley, Hallett, Gillis, Stocum, Peterson, STANDING Peisher, Loomis, Schnurle, Merring, Aldrich, Murray, Brasted, Ferrin Teribury. Norton, Chase, Bettinger, Mrs. LaValle. KANJSTEAN Editor-Pat Beaver Co-Editor-Betty Doorley HONOR SOCIETIES 1ST ROW- Potter, Barron, Murray, Kilmer, Snyder, Preston, McMindes, 2ND ROW- Salisbury, Davis, Hartman, Reghetti, Bowles, Doorley, Clark, Norton, Tyler, 3RD ROW- Teribury, A. Preston, Allen, LaCelle, Kenyon, C. Preston, Driscoll, Wood, J. Tyler, Beaver, 4TH ROW- Dennis, Gillis, Condon, Benson, B. Wood, Abbott, Henry, Keplinger. L O C A L 1ST ROW Mr. Salisbury, Amidon, McClintock, A. Preston, Potter, Bowles, 2ND ROW J. Preston, Allen, Kenyon, V. Preston, Florence. SEATED 1ST Tyler, Jones, Campbell, Schnurle, C. Preston, Neidermaier. 2ND ROW Reagat Norton, Stocum, G. Reagan, A. Preston, McMullen, STANDING Mrs. Spencer, Hartmar Butler, Harrington, Allen, Prouty, Murray, Potter, Driscoll, Kilmer, Stewart, Wood, Cool Gay, McMindes, Porter, Rhude, Marlatt. 1ST ROW Sespico, Snyder, Bertch, McCourt, Regatti Hallett, Porter, Rhude. Mrs. Meek. 2ND ROW Lewis, E. Salisbury, Cook, Driscoll, Bettinger, Chase, J. Salisbury, Warriner, Bowles, Keplinger, Brasted, Beaver. Haight, LaValle, House. CLUBS 1ST ROW Mr. Lancione, Kenyon, Benson, Merring, Mider, 2ND ROW Barash, Hallett, Henry, Crane, Bicum, Barnard, Evens, Rogers. 3RD ROW Haynes, A. Bossard, N. Bossard, Booth. 4TH ROW Young, Loomis. 1ST ROWPeisher, Shorts, Allen, Dennis, Warters 2ND ROW Peterson, Hall Abbott, Terry, Schroeder, Gillis, Mider, Denhoff, Dwight, Skillman, Aber. CLUBS SEATED Welch, Barron, Stopp, Mrs. Garman, STANDING Pearl, Flanagan, Evans, Kendal! Clarkson, Coots, Knight, Bowles. ING Mr. Heasiip, Bossard. Wilson, VanZile, Creely, C. Hallett, Stocum. Sleggs, Hughes, Welles, L. Hallett, Kilmer. ST ROW Hughes, C. Hallett. D. Rhude. Bossard. 2ND ROW S. Rhude, S. Hallett, 3RD ROW nail, ampbell, Shaw. Welles. Whitford, McMullen, Preston. Wilson, Mr. Brancato. 1ST ROW Mullen, Russell, Ferrier, Dwight, Mr. Crandall, Avery, 2ND ROW Pierce, Stewart, Miles, Lonsberry. Baker, Jochem, Drake, M. Campbell, 3RD ROW Maine. Denhoff, R. Campbell, Warriner, Richardson, Flahive, Dineen, Claire. 1ST ROW Mullen, J. Cummings, L. Pierce, Campbell, Bowles, J. Davis, Ray, 2ND ROW Stocum, Crawford, Yoder, Sills, Campbell, J. Mullen, Campbell, Freeland, Woodworth, O'Brien, Mehlenbacher, 3RD ROWFlanagan, Moore, C. Pierce, S. Cummings, 4THROW Mia McDonnell, House, Wroblewski, Stewart, Davis, M. House, Campbell, Bardeen, Keyes, Teribury, Amidon. SEATED Peterson, A. Lonsberry, McMindes, Abbott, Russell, Kenyon, Bossard, Hallett. STAND- ING Mider, Preston, Salisbury, Chase, Allen, Stanton, Skillman, Dennis, K. Lonsberry, Doorley, Potter, Carrington, Mr. Roach, Welles. 1ST ROW Marlatt, House, Prouty, Allei), Butler, McClintock, 2ND ROW Rogers, Barron. OCTETTE 48 1ST ROW Callahan, Dickey, E. Hallett, S, Sick. M. Murray, B. Sick. 2ND ROW Moss, Wallace, Sellers, Sworts, C. Leach, Kinney, Booth, Stephens, Sanford, Martin, Gay, Beaver. 3RD ROW Rogers, Harris, Day, D. Young, Wilkinson, Jack, Roe, P. Hallett, Scott, Young. STANDING Miller, Jamison, Mr. Winterhalder. DANCE BAND 1ST ROW B. Condon, McMindes, Wood, LaCelle, Stuart, Welles, Mider, Rogers. 2ND ROW Bettinger, Keplinger, Benedict, Yoder, E. Haight, Peterson, Beaver, P. Haight, House, Norton, J. Sills, LaValle, J. Condon, Driscoll, Murray, Kilmer. 3RD ROW Loomis, R. Sills, Carrington, Kurtz, Morton, Calahan, Merring, Crandall, Bowles, Welles, Parmalee, Mr. Winterhalder, Tyler, Peisher, Benson, Skillman, White, Barash, Hall, Pierson, Allen, White, Snyder. t dow m I IS5? DooLley Crandall Day. Butler. Sills. Parmalee, House. J. Kilmer. Greenfield. E. Haight. 2ND R°W Norton H. Kilmer Bardeen. Beaver, Tyler. Welles. Hall. Peisher, Allen, P. Haight. LaValle. Harringfon. °W Winterhalder. Shaw. Barash. Hallett. Stanton. White. K. Bowles. Benson. Chase. Pierson. Skillman. Condon, Merring, Bertch, Pfitzenmaier, P. Bowles. C. C. S. BAND 1ST ROW J. Tyler, McCourt, W. Richardson, D. House, Mider, Parmalee, Kilmer, Gay, Murray, Beaver. 2ND ROW Sespico, A. Preston, Keyes, HerrNecker. Stewart, B. Tyler, McMindes, J. Allen, Barron, Potter, Lewis, Moore,- Yoder, Norton. 3RD ROW Wood, Cook. Prouty, S. House, Sills, Stopp, Doorley, Salisbury, LaValle, C. Preston, Haight, P. Allen, D. Snyder, Butler, Merring, Hall, Benson, Skillman, Welles, Shaw, Pierson, Schnurle, Richardson, Waiters, Chase, D. Merring, C. Snyder, Stopp, Condon, Rahmlow, D. Warters, Lonsberry, Keplinger. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS J- Mrs. Robert Miller--Vocal Director 1ST ROW E. Hallett, Cone, Vandulek, Sick, Kurtz, Bardeen, Carrington, Emerson, Beaver, Henry, Cook, Allen. 2ND ROW Yoder, Stocum, Wilson, Benedict, Callahan, Shaw, Freeland, York, Murray, Young, Welles, Woodworth, Day, Teribury, Wood, Smith, Allen. 3RD ROW E. Hallett, Welch, Hawkins, White, White, P. Hallett, Miller, Shaw, Bush, McMindes, Follensbee, Condon, Greenfield, Lonsberry. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS TRIPLE TRIO 1ST ROW B. Tyler, Snyder, J. Tyler, Clark, Doorley, Porter, Mrs. Miller. 2ND ROW Kilmer, Aldrich, McMindes. Mr. Meek, Mr. Roach, Elden Dennis, Miss Read, Mr. Crandall, Mr. Mullen, Mr. Moresco, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Harris. ATHLETIC 1ST ROW: Peterson, A. Lonsberry, Shorts, McMullen, Hunter, Dennis, Harrison, K. Lonsberry, Mullen, Peisher, Hilts. SECOND ROW: Coach Moresco, Crandell, Bossard Bertch, Maine, Moore, Sleggs. Shepardson, Allen. Abbott. Denhoff, Bnzzee. THIRD ROW: Flohr, Hughs, Aber. Shafer, D. Terry, Richardson, Mider, Warters, Stanton, Dwight, Snyder, J. Terry, Mernng, Peterson. 5 J 1ST ROW T. Campbell, Denoff, Dwight, Russell, Bettinger. 2ND ROW Maine, Simons, Ferrier, R. Campbell, L. Campbell. 3RD ROW Coach Campbell, Shepardson, Crandall, Pierce, Stewart, Drake, Welch, Stopp, Mr. Crandall. Scores Alfred-Almond 5 Canisteo 46 Wellsville 18 17 Horne 11 5 48 Hornell 12 42 Bolivar 3 46 Alfred-Almond 5 48 Wellisville 19 M 21 Bolivar 5 n 40 Letchworth 14 20 WRESTLING 1ST ROW Feenaughty, Jochem, Baker. 60 BASEBALL 1ST. ROW Dwight, Midet, Warters, Peterson, Gillis 2ND. ROW Moore, Wilson. Abbott, Allen Hughes. 3RD. ROW Coach Moresco.D. Warters, Lonsberry, Flohr, Westbrook. TRACK 1ST. ROW-Coach Mech, Dibble, Stopp, Aber, Warters, Mider, Terry, Hall. 2ND. ROW-Dwight, Morton, Creeley. Shaw, Harrison, Salisbury, Keplinger, 3RD. ROW- Evans, Welles, Hughes, Pierson, Abbott, Peisher. 4TH ROW-Bossard, Shafer, Skill- man, Benson, Terry, Allan. 61 B 0 W L 1 N G 1ST ROW Bossard, Butler, Sespico, Mider, Evans, S. House, Totten. 2ND ROW Miss Read, Potter, Keyes, Richardson, Allen, Preston, McClintock, D. House, LaValle, 3RD ROW Miss Willis, Carlin, J. Allen, Crain. Henry, Proudy, Bardeen, Lewis, Davis, Moore, Rogers, Miss McDonnell. 1ST ROW Jamison. Mehlenbacher, Sespico, 2ND ROW Creeley, Wroblewski, Pierce, Crawford, Ray, Kenyon, Woodworth, Carney, Cummings, P. Allen, Butler, 3RD ROW Moore, Parmalee, Richardson, Aldrich, Teribury, Evans, C. Amidon, Crane, Bossard, Norton, 4TH ROW Stewart, Mider, LaValle, Bertch, Prouty, Preston, Potter, B. Amidon, D. House, Davis. Westbrook, 5TH ROW Wood, Cook, Ives, Gay, Snyder, White, J. Allen, McClintock, Neidermaier, Henry, Murray, 6TH ROW Keyes, Haight, Brasted, Beaver, Doorley, Bardeen, Campbell, S. House, Stocum, Bowles. V o L L E Y B A L L s E N I O R S 1ST ROW Morton, Tyler, Aldrich, Freeland, Amidon, Mehlenbacher, Pierce, 2ND ROW Miss Read, Snyder, Norton, Brasted, Teribury, White, Doorley, Bertch, Will, Mullen CENTER Peterson. BASKETBALL CENTER Ray 1ST ROW Westbrook, Campbell, Carney, Miss Read, Wood, Butler. Gay. J U N I O R S s o p H o M O R E S cuataKEDN 1ST ROW Warters, Sespico, Amidon.Evans, Neidermaiie, Kenyon .Benson. 2ND ROW Cummings, Woodworth, Davis, Bardeen, Murray, Comstock. 3RDROWMiss Read, Henry, McClintock, Allen, House, Davis. Keyes. BASKETBALL ISTROWPierce, Flanagan, Crain, Rogers, Moore, 2NDROWMider, Parmalee, House, Richardson, A. Bossard. 3RD ROW Miss Read, Lavalle, N. Bossard, Allen, Haight, Jamison, Totten. Bardeen, Kenyon, Campbell, Westbrook, Neidermaier, Teribury, Morton, Coach Peterson, Wood, LaValle, Mider, Mehlenbacher, Flanagan. (Lk ALL- STARS 67 Jast Will at K3lt ament w We, the Class of '53, being of_mind and lacking in space, declare this our last will and testa- ment, Wanda Teribury leaves her good sportsmanship to MARY LOU WESTBROOK and INA CARNEY. Ann Aldrich leaves her vivacity to HEATHER KILMER and ESTHER LaCELLE. Dora Snyder wills her flashlight to ROSEMARIE McMINDES. Margery Pierce leaves her quietness to LYNDEL PORTER. Herbert Peterson leaves his wavy hair to CARLTON HALLETT. Sybil Clark wills her music ability to ROYCE EVANS. Don Merring leaves his Model TFordtoBOB MULLEN to get to football practice in. Gail Norton leaves her levi's to JOYCE CAMPBELL. Shirley White wills her huge vocabulary to STANLEY HENRY. Gloria Sutfin leaves her typing ability to DENNIS SCHROEDER. Blanche Amidon leaves her giggle to CATHERINE RAGATTI. Natalie Brasted wills her trailer li- cense to GEORGIA GAY. Carolyn Morton leaves her hair to ROBERT DWIGHT. Roger Stocum leaves his run in with Mrs. Spencer to ROLAND MOORE. Charles Bettinger wills his ability Woo the Ladies to BILL CONDON and DUANE RHUDE. Arlyce Ives wills COLLEEN DRISCOLL her squeeky laugh. Jim Gillis leaves half of his height to JIM BOSSARD. Paul Ferrier leaves to JIM FLAHIVE his wrestling ability to help him with the girls. To get Basketball players autographs, Carl Chase wills his autograph book to ANN WOOD. Carol Amidon wills her roving eyes to IVAN SHORTS. Dale Hall leaves his nickname to FREEMAN SHAW. Jack Denhoff leaves his position on the wrestling team to BONNIE CAMPBELL. Carolyn Bowles leaves to SALLY JONES her ultra-super dancing technique. To SHEILA BUTLER and GRETCHEN BARNARD, Joan Cummings leaves her speech book so she won’t have to worry about oral reports. Bob Peisher leaves his speaking ability to BILL ALLEN. Kenneth Bowles wills his favorite hobby racing to DAVID WILSON. Dick Warters wills his cheerleading ability DICK TERRY. Mary Alyce White leaves her story writing ability to LARRY CREELY. Pat Beaver leaves her am- bitious nature to BOB SHAFER and BOB MEDER. Joyce Mehlenbacher leaves her pamphlet entitled Ten Easy Lessonson Howto Wrestle to LEE HALLETT and LOREN AVERY. Jay Abbott wills his acting ability to RAYMOND WHITFORD. Nita Murray leaves her position as General Pest to JIM TERRY. Janice Campbell wills her dress- making ability to BONNIE GIBSON to help her make a perfect trousseau. To JOANN RAY, Evelyn Jones leaves her cooking skill. Joan Freeland leaves her boy friend to MARILYN STEWART. Betty Mullen leaves her dimples to DORIS HARTMAN. Carolyn Stopp leaves her naturally curly hair to HELEN PEARL. Helen Will wills her carefree ways to DERALD WELLS. Sue Hallett leaves her art ability to SHIRLEY RHUDE. Jane Tyler leaves her seat in Mr. Lancione's homeroom to her sister BARBARA. Eliza Woodworth leaves her blushing ways to MARLENE COOK. Lois Pierce leaves a sign for VERNON STUART to stop growing. Betty Doorley wills her friendliness to EDITH SALISBURY. Arnet Bertch leaves a silencer to LARRY VANZILE. Howard Warriner leaves his seat on bus 17 to his brother JOHN. John Schnurle leaves CAROLYN PRESTON the memories of their strolls through C.C.S. Elden Dennis leaves his Chevy to GEORGE RUSSELL. Tom Dineen leaves his humor to RICHARD SILLS and RICHARD MORTON. Merlin Loomis wills his left handed fiddle to RICHARD SNYDER. And lastly the Senior girls leave their table in the cafeteria to the Junior girls. The Senior boys just leave. Signed: o 'S3 FAST, CLEAN, ECONOMICAL EMPIRE GAS and FEEL COMPANY. LIMITER For COOKING - REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING - HOME HEATING CANISTEO DIVISION COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES FROM ST. JAMES ROGERS MERCY HOSPITAL OIL COMPANY SCHOOL OF DISTRIBUTbR OF TEXACO NURSING PRODUCTS Horne 11 New York Canisteo New York ROBERT A. 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