Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

= od ee gee ee i Bn nee ne, nas le ee i an a Re a A a ¥ et + Nove wok i Bry ae cas t Pie « ‘ THE 1958 KANISTEAN PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS® OF CANISTEO CENTRAL SCHOOL CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 5-10 SENIORS 13-24 CLASSES 25-31 ACTIVITIES 33-57 ADVERTISEMENTS 59-76 FOREWORD We, the class of '58, have now reached the first climax of our lives. The time has come when we must go out and stand face to face with the world. We hope that this edition of The Kanistean willalways bring back pleasant mem- ories and recall to us the happy moments of our days in Canisteo Central. SCHOOL SONG Oh, chant out the song of C.A. Sing the glory that is her today. The triumph of might against might Tells which color wins the 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. DEDICATION MRS, WILLIAM LA VALLE A little word in kindness spoken, A motion or a tear, Has often healed the heart that's broken, And made a friend sincere. 4 MR. STANLEY BANKER Junior High Principal ree PR eee we oa MR. WAYNE CRANDALL High School Vice-Principal Ro 4 og MR. N. F. MILLER Supervising Principal fz Zig eA ZiceL£ 2 atte att soll MR. JAMES ROACH Grade Principal BOARD of EDUCATION Mr. Parker, Mr. Kilmer, Miss Atkins, Mr. Dennis, Mr. Hussey, Drvrish. XK Mrs. Kurtz, Mrs. Cambell, Mrs. Van Fleet, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Weyand Miss Atkins 7 LEFT SIDE: Mrs. Barrons, Mrs. Jamison, Mrs. Burdick, Mrs. M. White. RIGHT SIDE: Mrs. Stocum, Mrs, Forshee, Mrs. J. White. CUSTODIANS Mr. Crane, Mr. Girffith, Mr. Sanford, Miss Van Zile, Mr. Norton, Mr. Roe. ! i FIRST ROW PICTURE ONE: R. Wright, E. Fiegel, Mrs. Terry, J. Harvey, F. Coddington. SECOND ROW: J. Cook, W. Crandall, L. Bright, S. Banker, M. Meck, E. Meck, B. Beherns. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY FIRST ROW PICTURE TWO: E. LaValle, K. Rathbun, J. America, M. Copeland, H. Skinner, | J. Brown, R. Hicks, D. Rogers, J. Heaslip. ! | | ROW ONE: M iss Hassman, Mrs, Petticrew, Mrs. H. Jones, Mrs. Panus. ROW TWO: Mrs, Jones, Mrs, Richardson, Miss Ford, Miss Milligan, Mrs. Caple. ROW THREE: Mrs. Maginley, Mrs. 5 Redmond, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Tennent, Mrs. P. Rathbun. GRADE FACULTY ROW ONE: Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Stanton. ROW TWO: Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. King, Mrs. Conklin, Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Crane. ROW THREE: Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Hunnington, Mrs. Wescott. . IN MEMORIAM PETER KOTHEN March 5, 1942 to May 26, 1957 They never quite leave us, our friends who have passed Through the shadows of death to the sunlight above; A thousand sweet memories are holding them fast To the places they blessed with their presence and love. THEY NEVER QUITE LEAVE US by Margaret E. Sangster 12 ieee v Soc hy he we Pare LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the class of ’58 being of unsound mind and sizeable body, declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: Karen Kurtz wills her trained fleas to Bob Wilkinson, Ellen Day leaves to make room for Harold Day. To Gary Forshee, Nancy Allen leaves her sister. Ronny Follans- bee leaves his empty candy bar wrappers to Penny Whitford. Mary Lou Bardeen wills her public speaking ability to Barbara Barash, Bill Hughes leaves Jerry Dieter his fool proof excuses from school, Stan Arthur leaves his Cherry bombs to Sid Decker. Richard McMindes leaves his tongue chewing technique to Tom Kinney. To the treasurer of the future senior class, Dave McCray leaves his pen, ink, and check book. Jim Condon leaves his height to Gretchen Stephens. Ron Cook leaves his butterfly collection to Delores Martin, Curt Crandall wills his way with Mr, Crandall to Barb Hill. Duane Comstock bequeaths his profile bread to Walter Marlatt and Bill Whitford. Joyce Teribury leaves the Teribury walk to Barbara Mahoney. Millie Green leaves her excess energy to Hank Burdick, Bernard Drake leaves his old jokesto Erma Vanderhoef. To Ken Wheaton, Rod Freeland wills his muscles. Elaine (Harriet) Hallett willingly leaves her name to Harriet Hallett. Lynnda Brooks wills allher oldletters to Linda Campbell. Barbara Allen leaves her ability to sound like a frog to Fred Williams. Theresa Emerson leaves her crazy piano music to Erin Dillon. To Reed Pierce, Virginia Stephens leaves her sports ability. George Herbert leaves his harem to Bob Preston, Sandy Smith leaves her flute to Andy Skillman. To the whole Juniorclass Bill Peterson gives four bottles of hydrogen sulfide. Carol Davis leaves her quiet ways to Natalie Lonsberry and Cynthia Jamison, Arlene Kamenuk leaves her ambitious nature to Shirley Bush. Chuck McMullen bequeaths his Don Juan ability to Louie Galleazo, Charles Kent leaves his old typing certificates and a bottle of ink remover to Kay Bosard. David Burns leaves his ability to blush to Dale Wilson, Jerry Bush wills his acting ability to Jan Maulhollen. Elmer Hallett wills his 8th period hall wanderings to Dave Jack and Craig Ackerman, Richard Warriner leaves his overdue homework to Charles Gardiner, Shirley Cook leaves her empty milkshake containers to Diane Scott. Joan Callahan wills her extra birthdays to Larry Taylor. Dave Greenfield leaves an old pair of khakis to be divided among all the dogs on his paper route. Richard Smith leaves his seat in Physics class to either Bill Thompson or Jerry Brown depending on which one wishes to repeat the course. Elaine Roberts leaves her place in a square dance set at the grange to either Sandra Caward or Carolyn Morgan. Bonnie Wood leaves her sense of humor to Pete Etu. Joyce Cone and Beatrice Stewart leave their seats in homeroom to Sandra Bacon and Francis Amidon, The whole senior class chipped in for a can of hair spray for Bob Sanborn. Daryl Knapp leaves his ‘Christmas Tree Treasure Map’? to Sue Gay and Connie Leach, Madaline Wicks wills her book on bird calls to john Jamison. Carol Campbell and Carol Etu leave their first names to Carol Monell, Vicki Ross receives Glenyce Beyea’s old report cards. Shirley Stocum leaves her blond rinse to Larry Travis. Shirley Stone leaves her empty gum wrappers to be divided between Diane Young and Sharon Powers. Bernice Mullen wills her poems on farming to Lynn Brotzman. To Ada Woodworth, Patty Woodworth leaves one less Woodworth. To all those not previously mentioned, Nancy Carrington leaves copies of the poem ‘ Why Study.’’ Last but not least Ken Schaumberg simply leaves what’s left of the school after he leaves. 14 NANCY ALLEN STANLEY ARTHUR ) Bobsey”? Ia el rn hee aotabn “Stan” _Fagts)and Figures! . ; : Time is but the stream I go a- Always put off until tomorrow the Pupvenpdow © .) fishing in. things you should not do today. MARY LOU BARDEEN Wg NGGENYcE BEYEA YF ‘9, KLXNNDS BROOKS “Tou?” je Gab”’ yA (} Py Miyagi?’ There’s a difference between rising Secret, and selfcontained, and sol- To avoid thatruh4down feeling cross to the top and going up in the air. itary as an oyster, the streets carefully. A , DAVID BURNS nN A ¥ 4 py ory hose Ma ‘Dave Bléssedkbe agriculture. } J w 4 ahr CAROL CAMPBELL Kayo’’ Friendship always benefits. Boece JERRY BUSH Snooze”’ Wise men learn more from fools than fools from wise men, A DAS If of YAen “Y Ue VLU d ie; ; 4 ¢ “n ay ‘ Lynne. 0 sie ae qo 5 c Lio Teere$ yor Fy, NANCY CARRINGTON ‘ ‘Nancy”’ Tis good-will and intellect that makes intelligence, A Pools ‘ Aonnrr why F JOAN CALLAHAN ‘ ‘Joanie’ ’ Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind, po the � OY J ‘ de M4 ; oF G J Loy? et ae apy = 99 ‘ e ro ur y bien ieee : Pre) “ois L Ex Ao y be wt Y JAMES CONDON ‘ ‘Jim 29 That he is honest in the sacred cause, cnc 6 JOYCE CONE POGo'” Make a noise in the world, A i) CURTIS CRANDALL “ Gurt:” I would live the same life over if I had to live again. RONALD COOK Ron’’ Has never solved the mystery of sleep. CGAROLXDAVIS yD CAO B UN Life Bs shdrk end time is swift; roses“fadé, and shadows shift. SHIRLE Y GOOK “Kitten” Happy art ythouj as if Severyday thou ‘hadst’ picked up.a Horseshoe. -ELEEN DAY 7 ABI RY 7 Worry ‘ittlé, study léss, idea of happiness. ‘ that isMy At BERNARD DRAKE THERESA EMERSON CAROL ETU Der nics. ; MT evel gee Fleatoo”’ ‘ There is no better occupation than If you have plans for tomorrow, T believe in work but I’m not in farming.”? _ 7 ee drive carefully today. favor of it.” WORRY - WORRY I MILDRED GREEN RONALD °FOLLANSBEE “ H 1 F - Feat a. “Rott RODERICK FREELAND “The old 'beligyeeverything, the ‘Why work jonger, it’s time) ‘to Rod’’ a ae | middle-aged stispect everything, the play.”’ = ‘ A lot of pep in a small package.”’ Les young know everything,”’ DAVID GREENFIELD C EVAINp HALLERT | ELMER FALLETY Greene. ' ‘ WV Ewe’) eR) “The Ye a - Time tells on a man especially a _h¢ day most whgVy) lost, ig one So sweet the blush of bashfuliiess: 2 good time, Lies canes Boxee 35 whi¢h ane doesynet laugh. ||} any L ROBERT HARRISON GEORGE HERBERT v c LE@’ HOUGHTALING ‘“ Bob’’ “‘Georgie”’ ‘ FCleo”’ A man of words and not of deeds, Nothing is more annoying than a Some people do anything for money is like a garden full of weeds. tardy friend. except work. WILLARD HUGHES ARLENE KAMENUK CHARLES KENT yell eis Frankie”’ oe envickss A manis a volume if.you.know how That which is called firmness in a Learn to say ‘‘no’’ it will be more to.read him; ; king is called obstinacy ina donkey. use to you than to be able to read KAREN KURTZ DAR¥L KNAPP “ Hanna”’ DAVID MC CRAY ‘ Knappie”’ There is two days about which no- Dave’’ The elass yell ,of thie expe¥ientce is body should ever worry, and they Courage conquers all things; iteven Xouch. are yesterday and tomorrow. gives strength to the body. BERNICE MULLEN PZ fy 4 4 = a U 2 Y ea 4 om x an O RICHARD MC MINDES -0 ink must govert | Chuck That those who th those that toil. OD eR 1 was strik and grand, We only learn what we teach our- selves. istless} is penci H al J ing, res | VERNON ROSSMAN Wine lAM PETERSON S| He j Silence if sometimes the SYneerest Vernon’’ The future belongs to those who it prepare for icigsm. t crf JOHN SANDFORD “ John”’ His pencil our faces, his manners our hearts. SANDRA SMITH Sandy | I live in the-Acrowds of jolhtity, KENNETH SCHAUMBERG RICHARD SMITH Ken’’ AIDE Let’s meet and either do or die. All things come round to him who : ) Yah aw will but wait. BEATRICE CAMPBELL VIRGINIA STEPHENS STEWART Ginny”’ Rea’’ In each cheek appears a pretty The joys of marriage are the heaven dimple. on earth. JAMES STEWART SHIRLEY STOCUM SHIRLEY STONE evim-” Shirley”’ ‘ Jessie” But the smile that is worth the That load becomes light which is pleasant companion on a journey. praise of earth. .’ } @ cheerfully borne. JOYCE TERIBURY . RICHARD WARRINER MADELINE WICKS Jor NG “Dick” “Maddie” One fact is better than one hundred A honest man’s word is as good as An ounce of wit is worth a pound analogies. his bond, of sorrow. BONNIE WQ@OD Bon” No star, éver. rose or )set Without influénce somewhere VALEDICTORIAN Nancy Carrington with an average of 97.12 for 34 years of work. cae JEAN WOOD Jean’’ Be swift to hear, slow to speak slow to wrath. PATRICIA WOODWORTH Patt And you may get the wedding dress ready, SAICUTATORIAN ‘Mary Lou Bardeen with an average 96.28 for 32 years of work. ee a ie gorcaS = a Se TS RSS SS re ed — — 1 Ro ee. ee ee eee OSS ?,? U4 my a. as Ai A So a if N20 eS Law : | | Yl ry i q —t iW Wl 1 wees ES a = z eqs : - ' | — nee thin 4 ER NEARS UX See = aoe ht | ; - 3 ; | | = ‘ ; 4 i ft = a ! Set | oe , a | tf T,. Lu we y x aa U ROW ONE: V. Ross, A. Woodworth, K. Bossard, E. Vanderhoef, B. Mahoney, D. Bossard, C. Jamison, D, Stage, A. Skillman, C. Morgan, R. Pragle, H. Welch. ROW TWO: H. Steffy, K. Wheaton, T. Kinney, P, Etu, B. Samborn, B. Whitford, P. Flint, J. Jamison, G. Forshee, L. Taylor, D. Jack, S. Decker. ROW THREE: E. Dillon, L} Crawford, L. Travis, J. Dieter, M. Puffer, C. Gardner, P. Whitford, J. Bailey, K, Bossard, E, Amidgr, D. Wilson, S. Bush, D. Young, H. Hallett, JUNIOR CLASS ROW ONEWJG. Stephens, S. Bacon, B. Barash, N. Lonsberry, C. Leach, S. Caward, N. Stewart, D. Scott, Bh Hill, C, Lewis, J. Quick. ROW TWO: B. Thompson, F. Williams, L. Galleazo, H. Day, H. Burdick, D. Faint, -L. Mehlenbacker, J. Mulhollen, R. Preston, K. Burdick, R. Pierce, R. Wilkinson. ROW THREE: S. Noughtaling, S. Gay, E. Russell, W. Marlatt, H. Carney, L. Brotzman, L. Parks, S. Powers, C. Mon- neil, D. Martin, G. Mosher, G. Ackerman. ieee sresenetemeedtnemesiemeentniarieensmtieiintaitmmeniitialiain tessa tien eel ne ROW ONE: K, Decker, L. Drake, P. McDaniels, M. Gongol, B. Wood, A. York, D. Knapp, G. Esposito, S. Kemp, C. Hovey, H. Hurd. ROW TWO: L. Stephens, K. Trowbridge, D. Young, L. Feenaughty, R. Terry, M. Gibson, D. Loper, D. Sellers, C. Fairman, J. Bowles, B. Clark. ROW THREE: M. Crossman, A, Gilkes, J. Hawkins, H. Jackson, S. Dennis, K. Schaumberg, S. Moss, E. Potter, N. Birtch, N. Hale, V. Burns. ROW FOUR: J. Roe, A. Bailey, D. Stewart, T. Makitra, G. Dickey, J. Knight, B. Murray, M. Stephens, B. Preston, L. McGill, D. Gillon, SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW ONE: H. Woodworth, G. Stewart, S. Shaw, K. Mullen, G. McCarthy, C. Novinski, B. Norton, P. Sandford, N. Brooks, J. Spangenburg. ROW TWO: P. Stock, J. Price, R. Bob, P. House, S. Skillman, D. Miller, J. Booth, J. Callahan, C. Lonsberry, D. French, B. Rose, ROW THREE: J. Yoder, T. Sespico, S. Sick, B. Butler, J. Hallett, C. Gardiner, J. Reynolds, L. Campbell, M. Pierce, S. Gerringer, S. Young. ROW FOUR: G. Jamison, E. Brotzman, J. Sqartz, P. Allen, B. Snurle, D. Ellis, J. Snyder, K. Jamison, H, Plank, R. Preston, D. Welles. W727 v F: SECTT eS AP on F D Z é WAZ PEM LEFT yyztty C24 ROW ONE: R,. Dibble, S. Etu, C. Stock, E. Morse, A. Woodcock, D. Howard, S. Bancroft, C. Crandall, G. Porter, G. Ross, B. Hill. ROW TWO: D. Mullen, B. Stephens, R. Emerson, C. Cartwight, A, Wambold, B. Ray, A.. Tabias, W. Green, J. Bossard, P. Sellers, B. Birtch, ROW THREE: R, Peters, L. Powers, V. Howeland, M. Brian, G. Maticle, M. Richardson, B. Bossard, S. Schenck, C. Pierce, D. Stewart, P. Burgio, B. Charles. FRESHMAN CLASS ROW ONE: L. Cone, W. Hovey, B. Trowdridge, E. Rogers, D. Gillon, C. Scott, P. McCourt, M. Greenfield, B. Gams, C. Fairman, L. Clark. ROW TWO: M. Genung, A. Coots, L. Henry, W. Birsall, A. Ray, L. Garner, J. Upham, W. Margeson, M. Callahan, T, Makitra, G. Welch, ROW THREE: P. Ramsy, B. Swain- elar, E. Henry, P. VanHassent, J. Reynolds, J. Young, C. Casey, M. Angel, S. Cotton, S. Pratt, S. Magee, S. Beyea. tart ¢ 05 Pheeniai ee a lee Seed ier boas oar re ae Sar + tN RE A A AIT CLASS OFFICERS C. Crandall, D. McCray, N. Allen, B. Wood, FIRST ROW: J. Jamison SECR Gardiner, D. Scott PEtu. )., ur Fn} a Ww j j f ' J A 4 j- SOPHOMORE — FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: V. Burns. SECOND ROW: B. Sch- L. Powers, B. Bossard, G. Porter, nurle, S. Skillman, D, Ellis. dall. LL a) —£ a4 O als —_ CO � 7TH GRADE 3] A COMEDY IN 3 ACTS By James Reach Directed by Mrs. E. Meck CAST Jane SlaCyiewas ks Mary Lou Bardeen Richard Rhinelander . . «Daryl Knapp Irma Peterson .. . Elaine Hallett PUY ater . Willard Hughes Professor Kropotkin . James Condon DODMEUrNer eee eee dys see. Jerry Dust Mrs. O'Reilly... . . Sandra Smith B. K. Abercrombie William Peterson Madame Magda . ... Karen Kurtz Mrs. Peterson... . . Joan Callahan Teddy Brown ... Charles McMullen WinnlGmrcts eho. cee .. Nancy Allen The class of 1958 presented the annual Senior play on October 30 and 31, 1957. The pres- sentation was a smashing success and muchcredit is due to the director, Mrs. Meck, and thecast for a truly sterling performance. Below are several scenes taken during rehearsal for the play. i= SSO, a ee ACTIVITIES TE Poa TT KANISTEAN FIRST ROW: M. Wicks, S. Smith, B. Allen, J. Teribury. SECOND ROW: E, Day, G. Beyea, W. Peterson. THIRD ROW: L. Brooks, J. Cone, E. Hallett, R. McMindes, J. Bush, C. Cran- dall. Editor e e e e e e e e e e e es e e e e e e e Glenyce Beyea SDOFTtS. 5 eis Gems Powe dakte’ retrieve Seb st ccs tanewe oman CLEVEENISH Layout . . Madeline Wicks, Virginia Stephens, Ellen Day, Advertising . ALC Werks cmterts Literary... Photography , Business, . . Advisors. . . Joyce Bone, Elmer Hallett, Lynnda Brooks. William Peterson, Joan Callahan whe Fee oe ee Richara: McMuinues shone’ Sues tebe palvald Auch oe lela oe abso eemelcucranuale - Sandra Smith, Joyce Teribury - - Mrs, LaValle, Mr, America 34 } J J 7a ( a ES ee) ee ae EE Oe as Hay DRAMA CRAFT UYVQ Agr ye % C ‘ ie aN) Vv $ = O) Sour Oil On G WSO s NN ES = ( Ny) Pe LY 8 Qe SERN oe INS 5) —= ) “) { = { “ CaS —— -) pore 6 2 INS wt Nay | 1S WU | ies ) “ ae Cy ) |} fe ) ae ) i} eo) ‘a ROW ONE: S, Smith, C. Morgan, B, Allen, E. DaySs Cayward, T% Segspico, M;, Grossman, J. Terribury(f Y “SO | | E. Hallett, T. Emerson, K. Bossard. ROW TWO: M. Greer, S. Dennig M. Gongol, V. Ross, C. McMullen, Y) S Ly i D. Scott, D. Greenfield, N. Allen, B. Wood, Mrs. Metk,,PSchwartz—N. Carrington. ROW THREE: G. NS i Stephens, D. Sellers, B. Rose, R. Follansbee, D. Ellis) §. Powers, B: Sdlirturle, P. Whitford, P. Allen, D. Young, C. Etu, C. Davis, E. Dillon, S. Gay, B. Barash, Jt’ Yoder ROW. FOUR: J. Condon, M. Gibson, H, Burdick, G. Forshee, L. Taylor, K. Schaumberg, R. McMindes, D. McCray. STUDENT SENATE | ROW ONE: C. McMullen, B. Hill, D. Ellis, K. Bossard, E. Vanderhoef, M. Stephens, G. Ross, E. Upham. i ROW TWO: K. Mullen, K. Smith, S. Bennett, N. Carrington, C. Leach, L. Powers, L. Bill, B. Schnurle, | C. Crandall, P. House, L. Taylor, H. Burdick, J. Jamison, B. Terry. G.A.A. COUNCIL SEATED: N. Carrington, Miss Wright, S. Gay, B. Wood. STANDING: J. Quick, C. Crandall, B. Allen, P. Whitford, A. Gilkes. BUS MONITORS FIRST ROW: S,. Stone, E. Morse, A. Evingham. SECOND ROW: A. Woodworth, E. Russel, L. Campbell. THIRD ROW: A. Cootes, J. Bailey, G. Kent, H. :Steffy, B: Butler, ROW ONE: E. Vanderhogf) ©. Leach, M. Bardeen, N. Carrington, C. Monnell, ROW N. Allen, Ge (Crandall) D. Bukns; J. Condon, C. Gardiner, B. Peterson, J. Callahan, LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW ONE: S. Gerringer, B. Allen, M. Wicks, S. Powers, C. Monnell, M. Bardeen, J. Callahan. ROW TWO: -G, teach, B. Hill, B. Smurle,. C. Novinski, B. Preston, C. Morgan, G. Beyea, B. Peterson, Te Sdartz, ane vullen; P. Whitford, M. Crossman, N. Allen, N. Carrington. ROW THREE: S. Moss, Lynn McGill, K. Trowbridge, C. Crandall, R. Wilkinson, F. Williams, D. Miller, J. Condon, H. Day, De Surns C. Gardiner, K. Bossard, J. Gardiner, B. Rose. eee x eZ — N Lu aE Se CZ O SENIOR CHORUS NM _) (ar O ala U we : Zz = —= Pe ee FUTURE TEACHERS CENTER: V. Burns. FIRST ROW: B. Hill, E. Morse, G.Esposito, D. Knapp, N. Birch, B. Barash. SECOND ROW; C. Leach, S. Moss, M. Bardeen, C. McMullen, R, Wilkinson, C. Monell, J. Callahan, J. Reynolds. FUTURE NURSES STANDING: B, Allen. FIRST ROW: N. Allen, P. Allen, B. Wood, M. Wicks, Mrs, Hale, SECOND ROW: A, Gilkes, M. Pierce, V. Stephens, C. Morgan, J. Teribury, S. Smith, THIRD ROW: D. Ellis, S. Powers, Se Schnurle, M, Green, S. Stocum, S. Cayward, J. Hallett, S., Gerringer. SEATED, Left to Right: B. Gams, H. Hurd, E. Welch, M. Callahan, G. McCarthy, R. Jones, B. Bos- sard, D. Gielen. SECOND ROW: L. McGill, A. Bailey, F. Brotzman, J. Knight, K. Bossard, D. French, V. Rossman, F. Welch, R. Warriner, W. Margeson, R. Harrison. THIRD ROW: D. Mullen, W. Raub, A. Coots, H. Carney, L. Henry, H. Steffy, B. Green, C. Kent, D. Burns, R. Terry, D. Comstock, L. Brotz- man, M, Ahearn, J. Jackson, D. Stewart, J. Halsey, Mr. Crandall. Be lle fav FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Ross, P. McDaniels, M. Greenfield, P. Sanford, B. Mullen, V. Stephens, S. Kemp, S, Etu. SECOND ROW: B,. Charles, L. Brooks, N. Stewart, H. Welch, H. Jackson, B. Butler, E. Roberts, Mrs. Howard, THIRD ROW: L. Drake, C. Casey, L. Campbell, M. Wicks, L. Crawford, A, Kamenuk, S, Stocum, H. Hallett, V. Howland, S. Magee, S. Stone. VARSITY CLUB)”) Vee LG FIRST ROW: H. Hurd, R. Harrison, E. Russell, L. Brotzman, D. Knapp, J. Bush, R. Follansbee, D. Ste- wart, C. McMullen, W. Preston. SECOND ROW: C., Crandall, D. Jack, K. Schaumberg, L. Taylor, H. Day, D. Greenfield, B. Preston, R. Cook, P. House, D. Gielen. THIRD ROW: Coach Cook, L. Travis, T. Ken- ney, F. Williams, H. Burdick, J. Jamison, G. Forshee, J. Condon, M. Gibson, R. Terry, S. Skillman, J. Booth, S. Decker, C. Gardner, B. Drake. FIRST ROW: J. Bush, L. Brotzman, S. Bush, D. Wilson, R. Emerson. SECOND ROW: H. Day, D. Miller, W. Whitford, F. Williams, D, Dennis, D. Young, R. Wilkinson, W. Rose, Mr. Heaslip. — y= 4 PF 4 ¥ SETS a Ss Mie De moe omy Sine seer = ee 2 (SEMEL See Le, Cpe i ag eT { weer Ss Pie ; a me 4 i | deed ik Ba: Son 3 ne PL ae ie 7 | le ee ee Ae 3 enige Se oS ar get i : : alae noe a TER see Aa a, Dale a ne ad Mm Ges SiS eae | ee Orr Ot AYP ty CE! BOLLE LE SAD ELE ieee — a I ogame ae SPORTS scr ast ESA STEOT Tees TSHR toro ATHLETIC COUNCIL ee FIRST ROW: D. Young, D. Dennis, T. Kinney. SECOND ROW: R. Wilkinson, J. Gardner, D. Gielen. == SCOREKEEPERS FIRST ROW: Mr. Heaslip, Mr. Cook, Mr. Meck, Mr. Roach, SECOND ROW: Mr, Campbell, C. McMullen, Miss Wright, Mr. Crandall. ii agec KOeeges ‘ aS 4 Pa, ‘ WA ROOK ee CO PSSCOLORE nk ee , ” BOYS BOWLING FIRST ROW: R. Follansbee, S. Bush, W. Peterson, R. Freeland, D. Wilson, D. Gielen, G. Jamison, P. Burigo. SECOND ROW: H. Day, W. Whitford, L. Galeazzo, J. Upham, K. Burdick, R. Bob, R. Wilkinson, J. Bush, H. Plank, K. Trowbridge. FIRST ROW: C, Hovey, L. Drake, H. Welch. SECOND ROW: S, Etu, J. Yoder, S. Smith, J. Spangenburg, J. Quick. THIRD ROW: S, Shaw, S. Kemp, C. Novinski, D. Knapp, S. Bacon, B. Mahoney, B. Hill, G. Ste- wart, K. Mullen, K. Mosher, P. McDaniels. FOURTH ROW: B. Mullen, V. Burns, A, Gilkes, C, Casey, S. Dennis, D. Martin, M. Greene, E. Potter, S. Stocum, S. Gay, S. Young, B, Butler, J. Hawkins, L. Camp- bell, M. Pierce. FIFTH ROW: A. York, H. Jackson, P. Woodworth, C. Etu, B. Stephens, S. Moss, K. Schaumberg, J. Young, D. Ellis, A. White, B. Schnurle, P. Whitford, L. Crawford, H. Hallett, S. Hough- taling, C. Davis, C. Jamison, L. Brooks. tr ve BOWLING FIRST ROW: Miss Wright. SECOND ROW: J. Quick. THIRD ROW: M. Greene, S. Smith, FOURTH ROW; D. Scott, K. Bossard, E. Vanderhoef. FIFTH ROW:.B. Barash, B. Hill, S. Bacon, C. Morgan. SIXTH ROW: L. Brooks, T. Emerson, N,. Carrington, C. Leach, S. Stone. SEVENTH ROW: B. Mahoney, E. Day, J. Callahan, S. Cayward, S.Houghtaling, H. Hallett. EIGHTH ROW: B, Allen, B. Wood, N. Allen, J. Teri- bury, L. Crawford, S. Stocum., NINTH ROW: E. Roberts, C. Monell, D. Young, P. Whitford, C. Davis, C. Etu, S. Powers, D. Martin, A. Kamenuk. VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: E, Henry, C. Morgan, G. Beyea, J. Wood, M. Greenfield, P. Trowbridge, S. Beyea, W. Hovey, B. Hill, SECOND ROW: S, Cotton, S. Stone, M. Angel, N. Birch, C. Leach, C. Monell, E. Roberts, B. Wood, S. Garringer, THIRD ROW: A, Kamenuk, S. Powers, B. Stewart, P. Allen, E. Day, B. Birch, J. Cone, J. Reynolds, P. McCourt, V. Howland, J. Hallett, M. Wicks, S. Kayward, N. Hale. @ STANDING: M. Gibson, Mr. Roach, P. House. FIRST ROW, Right to Left: G. Porter, L. Peters, M. Rich- ardson, B. Bossard, L. Powers, J. Roe, W. Preston, SECOND ROW: B. Gams, M. Callahan, K. Jamison, M. Stephens, R. Emerson, J. Callahan, D. Sellers, J. Booth, L. Feenaughty, D. Miller, J. Jamison, R. Murray, W. Rose. A -530.V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Richardson, P. Burgio, D. Gielen, R. Gams, G. Porter. SECOND ROW: L. Feenaughty, F. Williams, J. Upham, C. Cartwright, R. Emerson, iL. Powers, R. Green, W. Bossard, Mr. Cook. ee arireaegecay me VARSITY BASKET ee i n as be n : cy WANN Cyr is WV al BP po A ye FIRST ROW: R. Follansbee. SECOND ROW: D. Knapp, D. Jack, L. Taylor, D. Greenfield, P. Etu, Coach Meck, J. Condon, H. Burdick, S. Skillman, K. Schaumburg; D. McCary. Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo 63 72 63 47 59 37 33 62 Arport Addison Wayland Hammondsport Hammondsport Alfred- Almond Wellsville Painted Post ; Quarter Finals Semi Finals BASKETBALL SCORES 40 33 48 40 62 49 44 do SECTION V Canisteo Canisteo 50 59 35 Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo Canisteo 50 53 19 53 70 63 65 59 Attica Avon Arport Bath Addison Wellsville Painted Post Bath Alfred-Almond Wayland 49 48 66 fats) 50 50 56 41 42 WRESTLING FIRST ROW: G. Welch, B. Drake, R. Green, G. Matical, L. Travis, D. Gillien, H. Hurd. SECOND ROW: A. Coots, B. Margeson, L. McGill, C. McMullen, C. Crandall, J. Schwartz, J. Knight, L. Henry, D. Mullen. THIRD ROW: G. Dickey, G. Mosher, E. Russell, D. Stewart, F. Brotzman, R. French, K. Bossard, J. Bowles, V. Rossman, C. Cartwright, R. Harrison, D, Stewart, FOURTH ROW: Coach Cook, T. Makitra, C. Gardner, B. Thompson, H. Steffey, T. Kinney, D. Burns, R, Preston, G. Forshee, A. Ray, B. Ray, R. Cook, D. Comstock, S. Decker, L. Brotzman, F. Williams, G. Mc- Carthy, F. Welch, Coach Campbell. The wrestling squad started its dual meet season against very strong Ithaca High School to whom it lost its only match of a highly successful season. In all the Redskin grapplers won ten out ofeleven dual meets, won nine county titles and eight sectional titles out of a possible twelve, WRESTLING SECTION V DUAL MEETS CHAMPIONS Ithaca 38 Canisteo ii Richard Stweart 103 lbs. Elmira F.A. Pipe Canisteo 32 Lawerence Travis 112 lbs. Painted Post 13 Canisteo 36 Bernard Drake 120 lbs. Elmira A.S. PA Canisteo Pape _ David Stweart 133 lbs. Corning N.S. 6 Canisteo 36 Curtis Crandall 145 lbs. Hornell 8 Canisteo 37 Edgar Russell 154 lbs Bath 8 Canisteo 36 Ronald Cook 165 lbs. Hammondsport 0 Canisteo 42 Robert Preston 175 lbs. Hornell 7 Canisteo 41 David Burns unlimited Painted Post 3 Canisteo 42 County Champion Letchworth AW Canisteo 26 51 VARSITY FOOTBALL ' er tl SANDING; D. Greenfield, C. Crandall. FIRST ROW, Left to Right:'D. Knapp, J. Bush, R. Follansbée, C. MeMullén B. Preston. SECOND ROW: R, Cook, L. Galeazzo, T. Kinney, D. McCray, D. Dennis, R: ‘Hous¢, S: Decker, J. Callahan. THIRD ROW: H. Day, M. Brown, G. Forshee, P. Etu, H. Burdick, J} Jamison, B. Terry, S. Skillman, K. Schaumberg, J. Booth, B. Preston, Coach Cook. SCORES Canisteo 0 Cuba 0 Canisteo 25 Franklinville 13 Canisteo 6 McQuaid 20 Canisteo 0 Bolivar 13 . Canisteo - Bath game canceled Canisteo 6 Alleghany 13 Canisteo 0 Portville 12 Last Year Men : etary tte De res RN SENIOR BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: B. Wood, T. Emerson, S. Stone, G. Beyea, B. Mullen, S. Smith, J. Wood. SECOND | ROW: E. Day, B. Stewart, A. Kamenuk, E. Roberts, C. Etu, C. Davis, P. Woodworth, J. Cone, M. Wicks, S. Stocum, M. Bardeen, M. Green, J. Teribury. JUNIOR BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: B. Hill, S. Bacon, K. Mosher, J. Quick, H. Welch. SECOND ROW: L, Crawford, H. H Hallett, S. Houghtaling, B. Mahoney, C. Jamison, D. Martin, C. Morgan. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: L. Drake, S. Shaw, P. McDaniels, J. Spangenburg, J. Yoder. SECOND ROW: A, York, D. Knapp, S. Garringer, L. Campbell, M. Pierce, V. Burns, A, Gilkes, G, Stewart, S. Kemp. THIRD ROW: C. Novinski, B. Butler, S. Dennis, E, Potter, K. Schaumberg, D. Ellis, A. White, B. Schnurle, S. Moss, J. Reynolds, S. Young, J. Hawkins, N. Hale, FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: C, Crandall, M. Greenfield, P. Trowbridge, S. Etu, W. Hovey, B, Hill. SECOND ROW: J. Young, B. Stephens, C. Casey, J. Reynolds, S. Cotton, M. Brian, M. Angel, E. Henry. FIRST ROW: Eugene Bartoo, Pat House, Dave Jack, Harry Carney, Dave Sellers, Jerry Bush. SECOND ROW: Daryl Knapp, John Stanton, Bob Pfitzenmaier, John Jamison, Pete Etu, Coach Thompson, Dan White, Hank Burdick, Mickey Miller, Larry Taylor, Bill Chase. SEASON RECORD Canisteo Addison Canisteo Addison Canisteo Bath Canisteo Bath Canisteo Painted Post Canisteo Painted Post FIRST ROW: Chuck McMullen, Dale Gielen, Mike Stephens, Sid Decker, Francis Welch, Dave McCray. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Follansbee, Tom Kinney, Lee Roe, Ron Cole, Bob Preston, Ray Cole, Dave Greenfield, Steve Skillman, Mike Gibson, Gary Forshee, Coach Meck. TRACK 1956-1957 MEETS Hornell - Dual Canisteo - Invitation Wayland - Invitation Wellsville - Invitation Arkport - Invitation Canisteo - Invitation Bath - County eR veneer rare OH TTT) i Charles McMullen broke the existing school record set by Harold Slawson in 1936. This 4 was the mile event. The new school record as stands now is 4.43. Charles also placed second in the mile event at the Sectional Meet in Rochester. f f yA PP Pay fn VARSITY CHEERLEADERS E. Rogers, J. Yoder, S. Young, S. Dennis, B. Schnurle, J. Reynolds. CLASS POEM Twas only a dozen years ago We first stole a glance at our school, We entered with wonder Hoping not to blunder And tried to appear calm and cool. As the days rolled on into many weeks We began to realize our goal. Our first was to read Our second to write With many other things to fill our soul. We worked hard but had entertainment too, Which we enjoyed to much extent. Ball we did play Movies we did see And practiced being lady and gent. By the time we had reached our fifth and sixth grade Quite grown up we did seem. A party or two here, A dance or two there, Oh, a great future we certainly did dream. By the time seventh and eighth came along our way We began to settle down a little. Homework was increased, Responsibility heavy A mark on our lives we'd begun to whittle. Eighth grades regents soon came hopping along. Which most of us passed with cheer. The turning point had come And we started to run In the direction of our Freshman year. That year was spent in careful planning To earn money we knew we should save. Skating parties were held And candy was sold To start the long road we must pave. We happily remember our Sophomore year Where we spent our time at the games. Selling candy and pop Potato chips and gum To lines as long as trains, Also, we'll never be able to forget The night of our Sophomore Hop. My-Oh-My how it did snow All day and all night And we suffered an inevitable flop. In our Junior year we tried harder than ever To make our year a success. We had cards to sell And stationery too, Our treasury we'd begun to fatten and dress. Along in the middle of October We had our Harvest Moon Dance , The crowd seemed large. The people were gay As around and around the floor they did prance. And now we have reached our Senior. year The most important to us all. The years have fled The time seems short Soon all of us the world will call. We started early with the magazine sale Soon to be followed by our play. My Friend Irma , Upset by the flu, Had to be postponed to another day. Another big event which started quite early Was our yearbook and all its work. Many nights we did stay, But rewards it will pay When always in our minds it will lurk. We are now looking forward to our Senior Ball And most important, Our Washington Trip. Our days will be gay As spring comes our way Then along we will go with a zip. Sneaking up on us is our night of graduation When good-by we must say to our friends. Hello we'll greet the world To you we've been hurled But we'll never forget C.C.S. and its trends. COMPLIMENTS OF CANISTEO PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION AUTOGRAPHS NEW SHERWOOD HOTEL Catering To Wedding Breakfasts Receptions Office Parties Proms Dances Meetings New Dining Room - Open 7: A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Sundays - 12:00 Noon - to 8:00 P.M. 91 Canisteo Street Phone - 2330 Hornell a Newnyvouk EMPIRE GAS FUEL COMPANY LIMITED GAS GIVES YOU MORE FOR LESS in Cooking, Refrigeration Water-Heating Incineration Home Heating Clothes Drying Main Street Hornell New York COMPLIMENTS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS To produce an out- standing yearbook is impossible with- out an outstanding photographer. Your You can get it at Beaver's Rexall Store Prescriptions Drug Store Needs Hallmark Cards Toy - Games Sealtest Ice Cream Gifts BEAVER’S REXALL STORE 7 Main Street Canisteo New York PHOTOGRAPHS VARDEN Best Wishes to the Class of '58 ROGERS OIL COMPANY Main Street Canisteo New York TI A NNT Compliments of Compliments of SCOTT’S GUN SHOP ALS SERVICE STATION Hunters Headquarters 76 Canisteo Street Main Street Hornell New York Canisteo New York Phone 12 Est. 1920 MURRAY STEVENS STEUBEN COUNTY'S LARGEST-CLOTHERS Butwin Yearite School 38 Broadway School Jackets Hornell, New York Sweaters FORMAL WEAR RENTAL SERVICE 64 Compliments of CAMEO SHOP New York Best Wishes From NORTH HORNELL WHOLESALE COMPANY Hornell New York | Compliments of FIRST STATE BANK Main Street Canisteo New York RADIO HORNELL WLEA 1480 KC Favorite Station Of The Young At Heart WLEA is Often Imitated But Never Equalled 98 Main Street Hornell, New York STERN AND STERN TEXTILES, INC. 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