Cassadaga Valley High School - Valley View Yearbook (Sinclairville, NY)

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This book is the cumulation of much time and effort on the part of the yearbook staff, time and effort cheerfully given in hope that the pages within will recall to you in future years pleasant memories of this past school year. The 1958 annual has still another purpose. When the time for you, the students, to depart from this hallowed institution arrives, you will have the challenge of living up to the standards set forth by past graduates of C.V.C.S. You will want to express the very best of yourself from whatever position you occupy in society. We hope that the C.V.C.S. tradition captured within the covers of this book will serve as a reservoir of inspiration to help you to maintain these standards. We further hope that in addition to pleasant memories the hook will remind you of goals set in youth and that you will be encouraged to strive for their accomplishment. Diane Swift Editor-in-Chief kv 5 Q! 1 1 916 'y 's we-ay., ,, IN. QL P656 V26 ax QUT QQ 45 QS ADMINISTRATION S ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISING SNAPSHOTS SSES L ,i 2 . i Q. ,RFQ A Yi x x .. .. ., IV u -4 -o 'T' 3 ,mu Q' Wfgf' , , f n ,W 1 K wsmm A . - 4 . , A H., 'M ? H '?. 4 gi figsgf Y tal i vii? 2 H -235 nj? , ,Q 3?- N 2 i Q s we here .leam U -D 'sa 3 5 s T16 OUT F r ' 'W ill eld in I iii .vga-M v SENICR CFFICER 'N Q Left To Right Secretary ,W , ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, . H, . , Linnea Lawson Treasurer , , ..,, , Maureen Mc Kinney President ,W ,, ,,,.,,L,,,,Warren Nutt Vice-President , ,,.,,. , W .A,,,,YAnn Gunnarson SENIQR couNclL L X i Firsf Row. Lvfr To Right: M. MC Kinney. J. Till. A. Cnnnarsnn. K. Petsvh. D. Swift. Seronzl Row: P. Fish. L. Putman. P. Klien. 5. Tanner, J. Sylvester. W. Nutt. D. Dorman. D. Barmore. L. Lawson, C. Bemus. , S NIORS 34 ,f , . ff .M K+ -fx '+f4'f 'i ff LA JOHN AMES CLIFTON BAILEY DENNIS BARMORE U Johnny Eddie Denny And from the room came these words: Ah! Nothing is too late. Pm on the side of the Trojans: They Let there be quiet. 4 fought for a X, 1 fi 2 R I ' '53 '51 . 3 9,31 nga? X -A V N f I ' GILBERT BEMUS ANN BINKO ROBERT BRADLEY ffcilff ffBink,, ffB0bll lf at first you don't sucveedg Well, And modesty was strictly kept. MFTOWI the frown. of his head to the you're running around normal. sole of his feet he is all mirth. alfalfa D SENIQRS I, SANDRA CANDY ALFRED CARPENTER PAULA CHASE salilldlllesss uAlsr ccshorlyn K'She is always laughing for she has If you coulrl see my legs when I Gossip is charming. an infinite deal of wit. take my boots off yozid form some idea of what real affection is. MORRIS COBB NVERNON DA IDSON W DONALD DORMAN Morris Ambition is the mind's modesty Spider What can be exported of a day that Men love to wonder and that is the starts with getting up in the morning? seed of our science. f J Q. I x X V 17' uh QI f J! If V A I 0 MU fff L .IAMES FESSENDEN PATRICIA FISH ANN GUNNARSON FezzyU Pat', Swv1lv l'll tlzzfnlr of that tomorrow. The svrrvtarial bug lies within her. Url you no! know I nm a woman? When I lhinlf, I must spr'ak. ' ' i 51, I W. II , , ,,: O ,gg , I, 3z:f ,f,?5ff5fv K F ' 335. ,W 5:7 I . af ,UQ f V' Q5 i Nw . .. , , 1 V 753 gli!! T J Y .Q HENRY HARPER ROBERT JOHNSON I1v11ry Bob SIWIP-' 011 1lff 1flf'Slf'f'l7.n '24 Iwttvr farmer ru-'er brushed dew from lawn. ,UU . K RM vi' e 'Qu' Us weqf, Q 1 in I tax K I '-. 5 N 'I PAUL JOY Paul U00 mmf man and ran' ovvr the wild- vsl Alps that you may rlrlight srhovl boysf' SENIGRS KARL KLEIN Phil l'm little and l'm wise, I'm a terror for my size. 7 fn! ill-fb ROBERT KNOLL LINNEA LAWSON fiBUbl! iiNea,, A leader of men, a follower of She gives a side glance and loolcs mnmen If down - Beware. Beware. DARWIN LEWIS NANCY MC INTYRE MAUREEN MC KINNEY Darwin 'Waneyl' Molly I'll speak in a monstrous little A hind and a gentle heart has she. Twas her thinking of others that - n UOLFC. marle you think of her. SENICRS JEANETTE NICKERSON WARREN NUTT KAY PETSCH Net Love is so rliffvrvrzt with us nzvnf' Kali:- ' A '-1 ' U . . , , Lo 'S a fffffxffffff passion' HIIIIII afllvrlmn IJl'lHIIlI1,U IH nm' vyv aml f'IIll'IIlIIffUlIS SIIIIIII-llg out of the ollmrf, 'mv 1---fb ,-.v , -fxffm Z ,Q Sfifw . A ' nf gn 5 - f'?f:?fie-3 1' ' g .v,:. Q E - , -. W MONTE OKERLUND BRADLEY PITTS CHARLES PRIVATEER 0ki4 ' Brad ffl1l1r'lr', UKIIIUSS his lzunzor Ilfllyf refined quite Sp1v'r'l1 is great but silenrc is grvat- I lhinlr for my part nm' half 1110 enough to sui! my mind. Cr. world is mm! flu' olhrr not wry S!1l11'.,, s loses LINDA PUTNAM JUDY REYNOLDS JOSEPH ROBERTS P11tt', Gump Joey Cori mafia all pfeasures innoeentf' 'AWP are growing serious ami let me He smiles with the intent to tio tell you that is the next thing to mischief. being dull. STEPHEN SHAPIRO JUDY SHOEMAKER ROGER STORER uSfI'1Jl',, Boots Big Rag Lf't's talk of graves of women and With words we govern menf, A man who blushes is not quite a epita1111s. brute. nf' ly' swf if ,W SENIGRS f .W fist fi SL zf' if 55 DIANE SWIFT JAMES SYLVESTER HDV, Hjiyn!! Ami mad ambition trumpeteth to all.', My Dear Sirs. Take any road you ranyt go amiss, the wlzole state is one vast insane asyl Um. f r fig. . SHIRLEY TANNER JUDY TILL JOHN VOIT Emma,' Till John I flrm- lo give truv arlvifc with all Nothing grmz was ever accomplished His limbs were cast in manly mold. !l'll!I1n'lll'SS.H without enthusiasm. ! SENICRS cfygfyyy. vxfwjy 1 MQW .V My Wi, 5 ff ,rf 2 Jkfgvfry- gjryygygy . gy' 4,3 Mg! J pfif' MQW gb. ff 9 WSG WN 99 .QXVN 0 :X 51 We 596191 5 , X Q 5 2? itf' 9, 5 J' wi SNOW STORM CLOSES SCHOOL! FEBRUARY I8-22 2-YL, M m.... f1f Y 5, l-.515 'll x v . ,,. ,mu Compliments of THE JAMESTOWN POST JOURNAL 'Jr 4 'P i A2 m b Q -ff' P' , 1 .MMS :Vg Q aggy , Tis' Hx - 2 W SENIGR PL Y Due to the outstanding dramatic abilities of the Class of ,58, the three plays that we presented proved to be extremely entertaining as well as financially suc- cessful. Our first production, '4Almost Summerf, was a play involving a typical family situation treated in a very light and humorous manner. Out of the Frying Panf' our second production, was a Broadway comedy depicting the lives of several aspiring young actors and actresses and their attempts to break into show business. Our dramatic career was culminated in The White Sheep of the Familyf' which was a satire on crime concerning a very respectable family of crooks who desired to be called self-employed individualists. SLIPERL TIVES l Wittiest Friendliest Most Athletic Sandy Candy, Phil Klein .ludy Reynolds, Bob Bradley Linnea LHWSOH, Bob KIIOU Best Physique and Figure Molly McKinney, John Voit Best All Around Most Talkative MOS! Likely to Succeed Ann Gunnarson, Phil Klein Stephen Shapiro, Paula Chase ADH GUHUHFSOH, l0h11 Ames w if B iki, I 3. vi 'S K , Peppiest Cutest Smile Kay Petsch, Phil Klein Linda Putnam, Joe Roberts Best Dressed Laziest LIPERLATIVES Best Personality Ann Gunnarson, Phil Klein Biggest Flirts Linnea Lawson, Dennis Barmore HEEL Quietest Molly McKinney, Bob Knoll Jeanette Nickerson, Roger Storer Helen Waite, Bob Johnson CLASS HOROSCOPE NAME JOHN AMES DENNIS BARMORE CLIFTON BAILEY ROBERT BRADLEY ANN BINKO GILBERT BEMUS ALFRED CARPENTER PAULA CHASE SANDRA CANDY MORRIS COBB DONALD DORMAN VERNON DAVIDSON PATRICA FISH JAMES FESSENDEN HENRY HARPER PAUL JOY ANN GUNNARSON ROBERT JOHNSON KARL KLEIN ROBERT KNOLL LINNEA LAWSON DARWIN LEWIS NANCY MC INTYRE MAUREEN MC KINN EY IG CC GG I NICKNAME lijohnnyii ccDennys: Eddie scBobs1 Bink 6501177 UAF, Shorty Cuddles Morris Spider Vern Icpatn F ezzy Henryv Paul n ccSwCde,, scBobse 6CPhil99 fCB0b3! Nivea!! Darwin Klvancy!! CCM0lly,7 - rv mvr- -- Y . - -1--Y-vw AGE IN AGE ACTIONS 17 25 18 12 17 18 17 14- 17 17 18 32 mos. 19 25 17 20 17 6 mos. 18 14- 17 MM! 19 18 18 25 17 5 yrs. 18 29 18 4 yrs. 18 18 18 24 17 2 yrs. 17 19 17 13 19 20 18 24- 17 19 wirfif-'?':i?'f'1-+ if-sf' , ff '1 :f.1 LSI' 'fi' ,--FS' FAVORITE FOOD Lobster Watermelon Tuna Fish and noodles Pizza Animal Cookies Potatoes Steak Spaghetti Pretzels and mustard Dumplings Chili Ice cream Spaghetti Corn on the cob Spaghetti Spaghetti Chicken Ice cream Pears Honeybutter sandwiches Rootbeer milkshakes Ice cream Chili Spaghetti PET HATE Curly-haired History teachers Bossy women School work Lousy referees Brothers Farming Referees Boyfriend stealers This life Cats Coons Strong cheese , History Assign- ments Power-Glide, Chevrolets Girls who scream at actors Chevrolets Insects Fords Tall girls Girls who flirt Spiders Being small History The boys FAVORITE PASTIME Carrying water buckets Coon hunting Watch girl wrestlers Resting Sleeping Riding Motorcycles Golfing Being with Denny Censored Sitting around Sleeping Loafing Roller skating Eating Sports Stock car races Sports Eating Raiding Swede's refrigerator Sports Looking for nightcrawlers Loafing Television mysteries Drive-ins .U V .Y ,S ... ' 1 SECRET AMBITION Radio announcer for Cleveland Indians Invent big camera to take Mr. Cor- nish's picture Graduate Be assistant to Bob Cummings Be a psychiatrist Be a millionaire Retire at 30 Take guitar lessons from Elvis Be treated for insanity Be a truck driver Make an airplane Co to Hawaii-with a lawnmower Be a private Secretary To get my blue card Be a professional sportsman Drive a stock car Stowaway on a destroyer Own a herd of reg- istered Holsteins I'll never tell Fly to the moon Model men's long underwear Raise Grizzly Bears Be a singer Be an ice skater FAVORITE SAYING Ga-zooks, Albert You're tellin' me Censored Can it Oh, cripes Oh, lever mindi' Hi, legsi' N o kidding How does that strike ya? Oh, I don't know Co, cat Oh, shoot GG How 'bout that Sure would be nice I'll see yan Your right ya know Govt a problem? Oh, I don't know It's true to a certain. degree Queer beer iiwhy 9 79 Sure would be All right I'll never tell CLASS HOROSCOPE I FAVORITE SONG Deep Purple Four Walls Don't F orbid me Jailhouse Rock Jailhouse Rock That'lI be the Day Deep Purple Loving You Deep Purple Hound Dog Special Angel Love Letters in the Sand That'll be the Day Honeycomb Honeycomb Remember You're Mine See You in My Dreams Honeycomb I'm Available Starlight Souvenir Maybe Tomorrow Honeycomb Love Letters in the Sand Always CLASS HOROSCOPE NAME J EAN ETTE N ICKERSON WARREN NUTT MONTE OKERLUND KAY PETSCH BRADLEY PITTS CHARLES PRIVATEER LINDA PUTNAM JUDY REYNOLDS JOSEPH ROBERTS STEPHEN SHAPIRO JUDY SHOEMAKER ROGER STORER DIANE SWIFT JAMES SYLVESTER SHIRLEY TANNER JUDY TILL JOHN VOIT HELEN WAITE SANDRA WILKINS N ICKN AME GcNet7J Warren Okie Katiev Brad', Chuck Putt szcumpss stloeyv Steven 66 Bootsv lCBig R033 4:Di51 ajimu Emma Till,' John Helens Sandy --v AGE IN AGE ACTIONS 17 15 18 15 17 10 17 14- 18 13 18 19 17 2 yrs. 18 12 18 iam 17 5 hrs. 17 16 18 18 17 22 17 18 16 13 16 18 17 20 17 22 17 165 66.740, J l FAVORITE FOOD Fried shrimp Chicken Steak Salmon patties Ice cream Ravoli and soup Spaghetti Chicken Steak Grasshoppers Pepsi Peach Pie Steak Spaghetti Lobster tails Banana splits Steak Banana cream pie Pizza PLYMOUTH PET HATE Distance between Cassadaga and Dunkirk English English Mid-Way English Pontiac haters Being told what not to do Snakes Getting out of bed Elvis Races Teachers Naval Reserves night Librarians Being called a snob Certain teasing by graduates Tires that won't squeal People who chew gum in my ear Being called Sandra FAVORITE PASTIME XXXXX Canoeing Telling dull okes Window shopping in Jamestown Reading Dreaming of my Corvette Eating Climbing trees Doin' a lot of nothing Eating Getting into trouble I-lic! Censored Obey nasty impulses Skating Troublemaking with Kay Dancing Driving Reading Riding in .lim's car SECRET AMBITION Have three boys Be a pilot ,loin F. H. A. To stay out of trouble Be a farmer Live happily ever after Paddle across US on a tricycle Be an African game hunter Co to college To be like my Dad Co far, far away Be a professional Bum Play Peter Pan on the stage Raid a nudist colony Doing things I shouldn't and not getting caught To invade 'West Point' To win the Indian- apolis 500 Be a secretary Visit Indiana Tech. GL FAVORITE SAYING Hope Denny comes Beats me Move over Gi Letis bug out of here LSI-Ii97 CCMa!am77 GS Oh, crumb Huh ? Weill see ya 66 What-a-ya mean? I aint-a-gonna do it 66Huh59 Fish sticks To e.,... with you Oh, crumb is Hey, you kids Dirty bird Oh I don't know She don't know what she's doinn CLASS HOROSCOPE FAVORITE SONG You Send Me Molly-O All Shook Up April Love Tammy It's not for Me to Say Story of My Life Wake up Little Susie Wake up Little Susie The4Lord's Prayer I'm Available Beethoven's Fifth Symphony Send for Me Stardust That Reminds Me Harbor Lights Honeycomb Cold Mine in the Sky Twelfth of Never CLASS OFFICERS L1-ft to Right: Judy Briggs, Ronald Josephson, Carol Hilton, Dave Nichols. C ASS CDF '59 JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class 559 is doubled in size and especially in noise compared to last year's Junior Class. Their first money making project for this year was the maddening sale of Christmas cards. As for their second dra- matic production they put on Girl Crazy. a play depicting the normal Junior lioy. This proved to he another oscar-winning pro- duction. After much self sacrifice on the part of all, the class rings were gladly re- ceived. As is the tradition, the Junior Class feted the Senior Class at a very festive Prom, which Climaxed our activities for the school year. MISS TURK S if Advisor W JUNIOR COUNCIL First Row, Lf-fr to Right: L. Crossley, J. Briggs, N. Baker, D. Weslerdahl, V. Privateer. Second Row: J. Anderson, J. Belvorac, S, Yagger, D. Wooley, C. Hilton, P. Carhack, D. Nichols, J. Ames B. Lindorm, M. Kilmer, R. Josephson, R. Okerlund, J. Darling. JUNIORS Abbey, Bernice Abram. Kathleen Akin, Richard Ames. .lack Anderson, .ludy Atwell. Carol Baker. Nancy Becker, Dennis Belovarac, Judy Bower, Ethel Briggs. Judy Carlson, Mary Lou Crossley. Linda Daccardi, Anita Earle. Henry Edwards, .loanne Fairbanks, David Foster, Carol Fuller, Patricia Funicello. Tom Cagliano, Sandra Garback. Patricia Cens, George Grabou, Alan Green, Ralph Harkness. John Hendrickson, Shirley Hilton. Carol Holley. David Johnson, Jeannie Josephson. 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P ijfii yfvl Pix MJD yflx X 'ex I 1 'J ,L :JMR JCJJX '35 Vi jmfyb 0 .12 54 .MJ ,iff 9 -x t XQQ X1 .J XJ y x x r' X- , U K 1 JN t , A L nk vw x N W MH? J Xl' pl X J 'xx Nj D rylji dl Nw wx Q ' Alice Donald Hughes, Tom Jackson, Violet Johnson, Pat Josephson, Alrnet Kent, Nancy Kibbe, Ruth Langworthy, Lan'y .jo 'Pl .J . Q y , i x It fl .L H C. s . SOPHOMORES Lawrence, Jay Lewis, Beverly Lindberg, Melvin ghouse, lzarry , .dv arsh, ,I,ud IJ ,9 X ,K X D? r ., gg! y. Y, , . be I khl V235 A h fl A kj 5 L Mggonald, ary W WL , NJMcEvo , arles yL W U VJ C ft - , A N ,U , X , A yers, me X N flglillwar .lames ,V ' K W 7 he X fy 1 . . My vhlinkler, Phoebe LNB Mohr, Carol A , ' ' Nickerson, Delia Nichols, Oscar J V Noel, Pauline L 1 m I l Q! jbvgjillxjjgzerend, Howard L ww Wpafaziffrkfgiie , Zeterson, Kenneth X owell. Joseph fb 1 , 1, ll L ' ,rw il if If I All PAB att, Deloros Of, l Oflf Renyhart, John V A k Rounds, Dennis ' Sampsell l . K Sc9t,f4Pgi'J ' EIL ,gun .IW 3 fyfwki, ,J v 11 , VL! fn Uk ' Off, 1,0 Jolly! a ,441 ' MW ,V W 04 A 6 , . L if f fl ppl l 11 J ' -C, D apjrnfvlbgchael gguoiw, Carol Storer, Albert Straight, Terry fcypi Ldlfavx K Swanson, Donna ,L fit .i J Swift, William 'U ' 'lik' Tilyou. Marilyn jr J' .f.'J. ,tid v'p' Tollman, Larry Tompsett, Nancy 'Mia v x, p' 314 C' Xi' iJ KAR Van Guilder, Clara Waite, Hay Wang, Ruth Westley. Maury Wilson, Dennis 4 5? , , W 'f lf A K :rf -A X , . Q4 y M . . fi? W yeey I Rex Wissman X K xg'-i 3 P Ep L 'aa 'f Mmfwxvf jf Xi , xx -fb N it QQ V K X .fA4XJ-i' 1 I , f U b.leannie??? NO. Irs Violet! 1 J Whafs the big attraction? ? How'd you get in there NEA? P ? Albert and his birthday cake. Does it taste good? ? Where does it hurt? ? P P It can't be that bad Pam . . . ,gl V--x Q1 'TF555 4 .' af' fe V ' life if :,. U xi ,, i , FP ,f , All , i it +G 'fag A XS 1 .ff ,. fi 1 Q' K E' fi W Q5 Tryk 'W J X Q 'H ip 'Halma ., V, y Q . y ey ' K. 2 c X? A .fw -.,, sz- H if - .- i A7-A .,:.:, ' Qtr: it -2 R f? Qi : 4 351, ,231 la J ,I Q K, Y, 5 ioe s FRESHMEN Abbey, Richard Alexander, Pat Allenbrand, Dorothy Anderson, Ted Arrance, Douglas Bartholomew, Dale Betts, Althea Blood, James Brooks, Donald Carlson, Millie Christy. Grace Cobin, Rita Cooley, Helen Crossley, David Dunn, 'efnry 24 airbanks Richard on, Nancy Frost, Lester Goot, Dorothy Griffin, Janet Hall, Temple Hartman, William Harvey, Edward Heath, Richard Hendrickson, James Howard, Roger Johnson, Karen Knoll, Diana Lacki, John Lewis, Benjamin Markham, Patsy Marsh, Rebecca Matteson, William McEvey, Eugene McIntyre, Mickey Merrifield, Carl Noel, Dorothy Olmstead, Pauline Penhollow. Janice Philbrick, Carolyn .jf bf-ff tx LLL' llva CPA' N, ,ov 1,1 K- , '-'14 1 Q! JQW J , if D R it L+ it Jo ik' , X V ,, U XX rw Xrl x Um' :V will X x J Snapshots FRESHMEN Pickard, Brenda Pitts, Burton Rice, Nellie Roberts, Carol Runge, David Rusbuldt, Rhoda Shaffer, Sandra Shutt, William Terrill, Robert Thumb, Marianne Tilyou, Sharon Tolman. Barry Truesdale, Linda Waite. Carol Ann Waite, Priscilla Wilvox, Dennis Whitcomb, Robert Winton, Mary Worden, Carol Nash, Shelia ' sa ll Ohlthvse eyes! Millie, Pin-up girl of 1958! Honmnzalfing girls busy al work Duma yozfre supposed to study! ! ! My name is Dorothy. Q Cotapam Donnie? 9 9 OW 1. .M . .,,W,,t, -' f - sf -Q 4 .. .. ,,,. .N V . , :W f uuqiii illu ,wuwww tu.-A-v ,,,,,.,4,-,,...w-w-A-I This is a picture of the present seventh and eighth grades. This is a picture of the fourth and fifth grades or the seventh and eighth grades of 1960. ,I N.-...,,,,.' E 5 1 , S3 W-.K A Mr ,ra-J I N EIGHTH GR DE w ' W xv Q5 V9 1,1 ETCHTH GRADE-MR. BARRIS .X Q , X Sv First Row, .Left To Right: R. Lindberg, M. Curtis, J. Scott, D. Holley. C. Runge, C. Boardman. xl IQ! X Q J. Tyler. Sf'!'0l1!i Row: W. Nahdol. C. Johnson, R. Fish, V. Marz, C. Westley, T. Anderson. , hx WW XLX' ,flzirzl Row: J. Harclcastle, K. Swanson, L. McWilliaxn, R. Snow, H. North, R. Andrews, C. X., 1 X Carr. EIGHTH GRADE -fMR. TOUSLEY First Row, Left To Right: S. Atwell. L. Lampman, C. Larson. E. Donaldson. D. Hallett, R Lalloy, C. Curly. Sr-1-ond Row: D. Terrill, S. Washington, J. Gilbert. K. Suber, J. Sharp F. jordan. J. Cooley, P. Skinner. Third Row: J. Van Cuilder, L. Dorman, L. Shaw, B. Ed wards. R. North. B. Edwards. EIGHTH GR DE EICHTH GRADE - MR. THORSON Firsl Row. Left To Right: E. Carlson. V. Schroeder. S. Amlerson. R. Lntgen. .l. Calhraith. F. Belovarac, l.. Okerluml. Srfrnnrf Row: F. Donison. D. Srhultz. ll. 5alif1lmry. S. Olson. C, DayXid.on. B. Yaratch. C. Haskel. Third Row: D. Mvfflaran. 9. Hughes. M. Almers. C. Johnson Rkiixlxr, S. Strong, D. Knepshield. lg lx l A . .fm EIGHTH GRADE - MISS VALVO First Row. Lv'-fr To Right' J. Kuras. D. Mc lntyre. P. Swift, H. Chase. J. O'4lell. K. Wilrrxx, R. Taylor. Sf-rorirl Row: 9. Marsh. N. Lawrence-. M. Rarris. .l. Lamphi-re. C. Fessemlen. W. Shafer. D. Crandall. Thirn' Row: L. Felton, R. Wilkins. D. Hartieh. L. Meyers, D. Elslager. S. Rickard. A. Storer. SEVE TH GR DE SEVENTH GRADE - MRS. CARTER First Row, Left to Right: D. Peck. G. Abbey, N. Truesdale. K. Thompson. K. Joy. J. Lindorm A. Maring. Seronrl Row: B. Lindsten, B. Nickerson, C. Nary, C. Crisi. C. Haller, J. Hall J. Flatlg. D. Yaratch, C. Snyder. Third Row: J. Kitchell, E. Olmstead. P. Roberts J. Teeter V. Holdsworth, B. Harper, S. Cole. SEVENTH GRADE - MRS. FOX First Row, Left To Right: E. Johnson, D. Andrews, F. Cierlinger, W. Dorman, R. Lindberg, M. Schroeder. R. Stanford, D. Yagger, R. Mc Williams. Serond Row: W. Rogalski, C. Folts, J. House. M. Betts, S. Swanson, R. Sprague, J. Payne. R. Briggs, R. Golden. Thirrl Row: C. Parson, D. Zembryski, R. Rickard, J. Tompsett, R. Houghton, W. Putnam, J. Cole, L. Nutt, W. Fuller. 1 SEVE TH GR DE SEVENTH GRADE - MRS. WHITNEY First Row. Lvl! To Right: N. Hnghes. l.. Harvey, E. Overenrl. E. White'-mlm. D. Paddock, M. Anderson. C. Noyes. Svronnf Row: D. Hughes. A. Phillwrick. D. Shaw. M. Masilcer. R. Crisci. C. Schultz. M. Holtz, H. LaD0w. Third Row: K. Hall, A. Roberts. C. Roberts. J. Davidson. l. Carlson, D. Caldwell. J. McKillip. SEVENTH GRADE- MR. KUSNESKE First Row, Left To Right: K. Lawson, C. Rrown. H. Raker, N. Braden, R. Stanford, R. Ulrick, P. Crafstrom. A. Mc Kinney. Seronrl Row: N. Johnson, R. Edwards, C. Krnpal, L. Pickard. W. Rusbuldt. B. Leburg, H. Cens, D. Joy, R. Nelson, Mr. Kusneske. Third Row: B. Greene, R. Sellman, R. Knephield, J. France, R. Atwell, C. Penhollow, C. Sylvester. mmm 'E BGARD of EDUCATIO Seated, Left to Right: Mr. Howard, Mr. Olsen, Mr. Westerdahl, Mr. Firth, Mr. Hale. flvff' Our Alma Mater contains the line, Friends we here learn tn love. My sincere desire is that this aim may be accomplished in each individual student's life as he attends C.V.C.S. There can be no greater force for peaceful co-existence of the peoples of the world than a real love of man- kind for each other. J. Arthur France if S Being a senior is one of the great joys of your school days. lt is the time when certain goals of your life are being realized. Co out in- to the world studying, caring, trying as you did in your school days and many more worthwhile goals will be realized. E. A. Berndt J. A. FRANCE Supervising Principal Graduated: Cherry Creek High School, Houghton Col- lege. A. B.. University of Buffalo. Ed. M. Advanced Grad- uate Work: Pennsylvania State College, George Wash- ington University. Columbia University. V ELLEN M. ANNARELLA Secretary to Supervising Principal PATRICK MC TEAGUE Elementary Co-ordinator Graduated: De La Salle, Toronto, Ontario, University of Western Ontario, Ontario College of Education B.A., Royal Conservatory of Music, Certified Public Accountants College, State Uni- versity of New York Ed. M. WML sf' M' My so n K-P , AGM' QP 2. V yds! FACULTY 4 ,xt . . H f Y. .N THELMA E. SMITH Secretary to Associate Principal ERNEST HOUSE Business Manager l E. A. BERN DT Associate Principal Graduated: Forestville High School. Forestville Train- ing School, Fredonia Normal School. New York Univa ersity. BS., M.A. Advanced Graduate Work: University of Buffalo. MARY SPAFFORD Librarian Graduated: Macedon High School, Brockport State Teachers College, Albany State Teachers, B.E., B.L.S. Advanced Graduate Work: Geneseo State Teachers College, New York University. Graduated: Cassadaga Valley Central School, University of Buffalo Ed. B., M.E. Nw EMMA DAWLEY 0' fl School N ursa W Graduated: Central High Schnnl, Ml. Sinai Hospital, Public Health Course. Western Reserve. Fredonia State Teachers College. Advanced Graduate Work: Buffalo State Teachers College. University of Buffalo. cnauma: wat view High, Graduated: Silver Creek High School, College, B.S., St. Bonaventure Graduated: Deerfield Academy, Skidmore College. B.S., Physical Education. Hygiene. Advanced Graduate Work: Fredonia State Teachers College, University of Pennsyl- vania, University oi Massachusetts, M.S. if 'i QJLUJW- FACULTY i if 'le WM' DONALD TURNER ELIZABETH VALVO Guidance Counselor M uSiC Fredonia State Teachers College, B.S. W J' LAVERN PHILLIPS Driver Education ,gl Graduated: Mayville Central School, Buffalo State Teachers College, B.E. Advanced Graduate Work: Univer- sity of Buffalo, Fredonia State Teach- ers College, St. Bonaventure Univer- sity M. Ed. JANET CHILDS CLIFFORD CORNISH Physical Education Band Graduated: Naples High School, Naples Training Clua, Genesee State Teachers College, Fredonia State Teachers College, B.E. MAUDE HUNTLEY Commercial Courses Graduated: 'Randolph High School, Plattshurg Nomial School. Advanced Graduate Work: Alfred University. JOSEPH ANNARELLA MARY HARNEY Physical Education Home Economics Graduated: Union High School, New Graduated: Fargo, North Dakota Castle, Pennsylvania, Ithaca College, High School, North Dakota Agricul- B.S., Advanced Graduate Work: tural College, B.S. Advanced Graduate Ithaca College. Work: Buffalo State Teachers College. FACULTY ELVERTA TURK French and English fradualerl: Cassarlaga Valley C1-nlral Srhnnl, All:-gheny College, ILA, Advanrerl Crnilnale Work: New York University Extension, Temple llniversily, Fredunia Slate Fearhers, Ilniversily uf lluflaln. W. RECORD BARRIS Art frndualed: Fore-slville High Srhnnl, lfnrrnlville Training Claws, Fredonia Nnrmal 54-luml. BS. Ailvumwecl Graduate Work: Ci-lmnlria llnivrrsily Fredonia Slate Teacher: College. Aid' MILDRED Fox Mathematics g , Fradualed: Warsaw High Srhuol, Albany Slate Teachers College, All Advanrvil Crmlimle Work: New York Cornell Unwersxty B S Advanced University, Fredonia Slate Teachers College. FACULTY Science Graduated: Bellevue High School, Grove City, University of Pittsburg, A.B., Ed. M., L.L.D. ALDENE FOX Seventh Grade Graduated: Kettle Falls High School, Fredonia Normal, Buffalo State Teachers College, B.S., Advanced Graduate Work: University of Buffalo, Ed. M. HOWARD TOUSLEY Science Graduated: Jamestown High School, Duke University, Fredonia State Teachers College, B. Ed. Advanced Grad- uate Wnrk: Buffalo Stale Teachers College, St. Bon- aventure University, M. Ed. JA F ROBERT KUSNESKI Social Studies Graduated: Fre Fredonia State Teachers College. Ad- vanced Graduate Work: Fredonia State Teachers College. L. D. English Graduated: Omaha Tech High School, Augsburg College, B.A. Advanced Graduate Work: College, Luther aventure Universit LOIS CARTER Social Studies, Mathematics Graduated: Fredonia High School, Fredonia State Teachers College. - 5355 donia High School, KENNETH E. DEPLEDGE Junior High Social Studies Graduated: Fredonia Slate Normal School, Buffalo Slate Teachers College, Syracuse University, Cortland Stale Teachers College. THORSON St. Cloud Teachers Seminary, St. Bon- ETHEL WHITNEY y' ' Seventh Grade Graduated: Cassadaga High School, Fredonia Stale Normal School. Advanced Graduate Work: Chautauqua Summer School, Fredonia State Teachers College, B.E. 3 -I g 4 Eii Q. Ai X, gh a ' 5' Q ,H TA ' -ur 3 . vi , ,NGK BU S D RIVER VQM wx. 2 f ar--.M . . J .r....fwmz ., -QQ-.,..,1 ' f ff i 'f .,1 QkF?fZ?i.5 'Q P.T. . First Row, Lvft to Right: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Thumb. Serond Row: Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. France, Mr. Cave, Mrs. Lawrence. b K. 'V TUDE T CCUNCIL First Row, Luft To Right: E. Belovorac. L. Crossley. Ser-and Row: R. Sprague, ll. Crossley. M. McKinney. D. Nichols. P. Klein. F. Jordan. D. Knoll, J. Tyler. Third Row: J. Till. V. Pri- vateer. B. Lunrlsten, S. Straight. R. Josephson. First Row, Left To Right: l. Turiansky. C. Mohr. C, Cady, J. Hall. P. Roberts, D. Peck Svronrl Row: P. Swift. V. Schroder. P. Minokler. S. Washington. Mrs. Ecliar. K. Swanson S. Hughes, F. Jordan. Third Row: H. Cooley, D. Cadwell, L. Sampel, Bl. Truesdale, D Christy, L. Prosser, D. Westerdahl, .l. Johnson, K. Abram, S. Shapiro. Fourth Row: B Lewis, L. Truesdale, N. Tompsett. H0 CR SCDCIETY Svnlml. 1,1-ft Io Right: ,l. Bc-lvoruc. J. Till, M. MvKinney. A. Cnnnarsun, P, Fish. A. Binko, Il. i'i1lI'il'. li. Niurklnnn. Smruling: li. Hilton, V. Privateer, R. ,lose-phsun. J. 5y'iv0SIf'r. i.. Npn-r. N. Ileinirwksmi, H. Migger. IJ Westcrduhl. V. lfarlmzuk J. Darling. .i. Johnson, D. Akin. P. KIA-in. li. Lindnrin. A. Carpenter. THLETIC CQUNCIL 'K we H Firsl Row, Lf-fr to Right: Phil Klien, David Nichols, Roger Storer, Kay Petsvh, Linnea IAIWSOII. Linmlu Crossley. TRI-HI-Y HI-Y TRI HI Y-MISS TURK First Row, Left To Right: A. Gunnarson, V. Privateer, K. Petsch, M. Mc Kinney, J. Till, D. Westerdahl. Seronrl Row: J. Reynolds. Miss Turk, D. Swift. Third Row: P. Johnson. Fourth Row: S. Peterson, N. Baker, M. Tilyou.4H. Horton, B. Myers, D. Hayes. S. Tanner. S. Yagger, J. Edwards, D. Rendell, S. Firth. L. Crossley. M. Runge. HI Y- MR. BRADLEY First Row, Left To Right: J. Roberts. J. Ames. W. Nutt. P. Klein, R. Josephson. Second Row: J,- Renyhart. D. Peterson. J. Skinner. Third Row: H. Earle. R. Okerlund. Fourth Row: R. Knoll. Fifth Row: A. Josenhson. M. Okerlund. S. Fhaniro. J. Roberts, B. Bradley, A. Car- penter. B. Barmore. B. Lindorn, B. Merrick. Advisor, Mr. Bradley. HI-Y AND TRI-HI-Y To initiate new members with a good send off, the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y officers led the prospective members through a treacherous 'ghost walk.' Survivors of this incident totaled approximately 44-no fatalities -which made up the year's active membership, includ- ing fortunate officers. No time was wasted in setting these fortunates to work. Commencing the yearis activities. Thanksgiving Baskets of tasty foods were prepared and distributed to two needy families in Sinclairville. Still feeling that ambitious streak. some members-willingly-sold refreshments at athletic games to send our 'honor- ablc't ?l Tri-lli-Y President. Cinny Privateer, and Hi-Y Secretary, Ronnie Josephson, to the New York State Hi-Y Conference in Albany. Both were appointed to notable committees yet the main comment which they gave as a report was, 6'We had a ball. The Y.M.C.A. World Service received a contribu- tion of twenty-five hard-earned dollars from the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Club of good ole C.V.C.S. Now, to relax. after all this physical and mental stress, the Club launched a Spring Basket Ball to cele- brate the end of basketball season. On March 23 the cheerleaders and players were the honored guests at this real hep semi-formal dance. To tunes of an eight- piece orchestra, everyone wasted no fun or energy. It can easily be tacked with the headline of a areal suc- cess. For Holy Week, the clubs held pre-Easter services the first part of each morning. These services have be- come a noteworthy institution of the clubs as has the Character Awards which were presented to two Seniors with outstanding character. This Character Award was presented at Commencement in June. The Hi-Y and Tri Hi-Y are proud of these two services and hope to continue each. Well, it ,makes common Hi-Y sense that every year should be closed with a really big 'bangi-'splash' in this case-therefore, they naturally adjourned the Hi-Y year to a picnic and swimming party at Chautauqua Lake. What fun! I l It is believed that this year has truly been a suc- cess in enjoyment and work, and with no fatalities! .ludy Till Tri-Hi-Y Secretary t l WASHINGTON L Z? WYASHINGTON TRIP has been the tradition in the past at Cassadaga Valley, our Senior class made a journey to our nation's Capitol, Washington D. C. During our five-day sojourn, we spent the greatest portion of our time on guided tours to the impressive sights of the city. Of course, we did not neglect recreation in our pursuit of know- ledge for we included a moonlight boatride on the Potomac, a concert and a visit to a well-known night- club. ,X MAGAZINES PICTURES PLAY To make this trip possible, we engaged in many fund-raising ventures. We inaugurated this year's campaign with our magazine sale, which proved to be the most successful ever to be carried on in this school. Our next undertaking was picture sales. This was indeed a service to the students of C.V.C.S. for they received beautiful pictures at a very low price. The most important of our activities was, of course, our play. The success of our Washington trip lies mainly in the competent guidance which our advisors gave us throughout our high school years. Our parents, too, were also instrumental in accomplishing our ultimate goal. A fx l1fT 'llll11: X M , fi n IWW .-f,-',.f:f-if-..-. l l ,1 Ai-ii..---+f gi'.5 ..g, , Nz- -1- N-I - . ,.' I 'X K 1. E . ff-f, wr g 4 VA. 'Q 2 X if misss K ' ' gf QL is Q , PI K . . I .,i - , ..,, .si .K x It M 0 ? K , i 1.. .,. -,Li,f. ' V A 1 ' 5 y Y ' V59 ig my F ' 4,, .,,. Z, . z E,, in ,HN 2 40 If 5 X J f' Q W ,gp Q1 as F.H. . F .H.A. The main activity of the F.H.A. year was the Autumn Halloween Dance which they sponsored with those eager beavers in F.F.A. From all known reports, the dance was a success and the F.H.A. decoration- weary teams received simply pumpkins and pumpkins of favorable comments on the decorations. Just to be out of the ordinary, the F.H.A. adopted a new recruiting system for members. The club is divided into two sections, the F.H.A. and Junior F.H.A. The honorable t?l Homemaking III girls compose the senior group while the industrious Homemaking II homemakers are the Junior F.H.A. members. Now, isn't that different? . . . it is for a C.V. F.H.A. anyway. The officers elected at the first of the school year were as listed: President ....., --- Linnea Lawson Vice-President ..a. ..... A nn Binko Secretary .,,. ....... J udy Till Treasurer -- -M Ethel Bowers F. F. A. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Cassadaga Valley Chapter of the F.F.A. have a well rounded program this year which includes super- vised farming programs, co-operation, community serv- ice, leadership, earnings and savings, conduct of meet- ings, scholarship and recreation. F.F.A. members are following supervised farming programs which total in value to nearly 318,000 This sum represents the total of all members projects. One activity carried on by the F.F.A. this year in the field of community service was a soil testing pro- gram in conjunction with the G.L.F. Members took soil samples on various farms as requested by the farmers. Another was the annual F.F.A. Father-Son Banquet, held this year at Centraila Grange. In the past, the F .F .A. has visited Charlotte Center and Sin- clairville Grange. As part of the co-operation and recreation pro- gram the F.F.A. has held a dance with the F.H.A. Leadership training is a large part of the F.F.A.'s program. One of our Chapter members, Douglas Waters was elected state F.F.A. Reporter at the State Conven- tion attended by several chapter members. Doug and Monte Okerlund received the Empire Farmer Award which is given to only 22 of the boys in the state. Bill Carlson won the state amateur contest. Several boys from our chapter attended the State Leadership Training school held at the State F.F.A. camp. All the chapter officers attended the county leadership train- ing school. Two chapter members, Monte Okerlund and Bob Johnson, our Treasurer and President are also County officers. Bob is county Vice-President and Monte is county Treasurer. Our chapter has won and placed in many judging contests this year. At the Southwestern New York Dairy Judging Tour, C.V.C.S. placed second. At Alfred, our chapter received a silver award in Dairy, Poultry and Crop judging. At the county fair our chapter took first place in the poultry judging. Chapter members will also attend the Farm and Home week Program at Cornell University and the next state F.F.A. Convention. Two of our members attended the National Convention at Kansas City, Mo. . ,lk . N1 W My ' X-we -1 -8 J Nw ,. Q 'Ae .:. KS L fi' M x Q il Ns 5 Q 'sw E3 Q mv. X A X is L f X mx M 1 i 3 X' ANS 42 Www W W - si x Ms X. Q 2 in 4' Q X A W f f . .1 XR A AV kmsvgz, My W 4 SENICDR BAN .1 74:3 .A hi SENIOR BAND-Continued Fourth Row: R. Lindorn, K. Johnson. B. Lewis, C. Runge, P. Chase, D. Fox, J. Belvorac, X' M. Kilmer, A. Storer, S. Gunnarsun, R. Snow, D. Hall, R. Belvorac, D. Fairbanks, W. Cave, X 'X XX A. Schultz, J. Lawrence. Standing: Mr. Cornish. R. Wadsworth, R. Haller, G. Belvorac, KX -Q L. Waite, L. Overturf, D. Barmore. ci i f 5 The officers this year were: President e.,,, Vice-President , Secretary , , , , Treasurer W Virginia Privateer WWW ,WWAAW Mike Kilmer ,Wa Judy Belvorac MW Albert Schultz .5 Q X, S N has X x ,gi . 1 iw. ,mn-V+ ,ilk .,. .M f , 5,5 i N4 1 :Sw E 7 is 4 1 ZFX 31 2 1 Egg 533251253 l gg W 2 iw .mf V + .3 ,a QQ GQLFYQ Ao' 1 ' fn-: y Y r E YF fail A rw. 1' 4? n H ww ,, wr ,, 'H f E 3 , 4 :V I A N ' W ll if! ' H VI: N N Q SENIGR cHoRu r . y T First Row. Lnfi to Righl: D. Becker. L. Frank. D. Peterson, J. Ames. L, Overturf. B. Swift M. Kilmer. B. Carlson. R. Haller. Miss Valyo. Scrorzrl Row: A. Gibbs. D. Rendell, I llarrlcastle. J. Anderson. E. Lllflgllliftk K. Abram. N. Frerlirkson, M. Carlson. C. Mohr, ,I Penhallow. Tllirrl Row: D. 5-hutt. H. Bailey, L. Syper. D. Knoll, J. Johnson, B. Myers l'. Markham, H. Cooley. E, Fessenden, D. Hayes. Fourth Row: C. Foster. N. Baker. L Calkins. L. Crossley, 5. Firth. D. Westerdahl, C. Tanner, T. Hall, C. Lunclmark. Senior Chorus, this year under the direction of Elizabeth Valvo, pre- pared diligently for participation in the Fredonia Festival held in May. Their musical inter' . enabled many of the organizati0n's members to par- ticipate in the yearly concert given at Chautauqua. The group's splendid musical ability was demonstrated at the Spring Con- cert given here at C.V.C.S. SEVE TH GRADE CHORUS Firsl Roux I..-fr tn Right: N. Huglws. Il. I.z1I-Tow, R. Briggs. Row: M. Iloltz. V. llul-wurlll, l', Amlvwun. If. Snywla-r. K. II. HllSIlllllIl. Il. llzlkcfr. D. Nelsnn. I.. Ilzlrvey, E. Uv:-rluml, TIIIYIIIIDSIDII. A. Hulwrls. J. Xlr'K1-llup, lflrlllfl Rum: ll. Yglggr-r. II. IIullclm'k. Svrorzrf Rmb: J. Hull. II. Pm-k. P. Roberts. B. U. Ifrnwn. N. Jn-Imson, I.. Null. I.. l'i4'lQz11'1l. WI. lingxllslxi. II. llzlrpvr. J. flillmrt. N. 'II!'llPF1IillC'. II. Iluglws. C. Rulwrts. II. Halton. Sixlh Row: l'. llrullklrmn. ,l. l'uynf'. F. flnlf-. M. SIIZHV. Thin! Rolf: J. Ifluggx. D. Caldwell. J. Iluvillsun. I. Musiler. C. I,t'llIlHllUM'. U, Juy. J. I.imlurm. K. Ilull. A. l'l1il- lfurl-un. ll. Amlrvws. ll. Yzlrvllx. K. Joy. A. Nlorring. Fourth brick. C. Nary. EIGHTH GRADE CHGRLI Firsr Raul Iwfl rn Riglzfz S. AIIKIPTSOH. S. Strung. V. Svhrmler. P. Skinnvr. M. Curtis. K. Wilwx. If. IJUllilIll!44lll. C. Dzxvimlsurl. II. Emlwurclx J. Tyler. Il. Yarrurll. C. lIzlslwll. J. Ilurul- vuxllo. Sw-mzfl lfmr: I.. ll. 'Nleyf-rs. ll. Hurllielw. A. Stnrer, S. Marsh. C. llurr, K. Swzmslm. 5. Xvllblllllglltlll. lf, Fessenrlen. ll. Taylor. J. Cnoley. C, Harris. d VALLEY A Z? K fltfcfiii if 'QM 0 9 ,gtg Editor W, ,M Co-Editor W, , Business Manager , ,,,, Art Editor ,,,,,,,, Assistant Art Editor Literary Editor , , Boys' Sports U, Girls' Sports Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y M, F.F.A. H, F.H.A. ,,,,,,, Senior News ,,,, A Shirley Tanner -- Linda Putnam Chuck Privateer -- Sandra Candy , H, Sandra Wilkins Ha, Diane Swift --- John Ames H.- Alice Horton ,,--aa,,,,, Judy Till Ronald Josephson , James Stanford , ,,,,, ,. 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A 1 me .Q ,, 6 mi' w , W? .f., Lui Q, ,gm if K' , 1 lf! unu- 111-'ww 1l1,AU 'P' 3 -eq.. Mwst 'Ullma- S-A adv ASEB LL aiu-an -ug Svrztwl. Loft to Right: D. Becker, B. Clark, B. Peck, A. Johnson. H. Nichols. B. Clark. J. Akin. H. l'utnam, R. Wissmnn, K. Maltbie, J. Waite. Standing: Coach Annarella, V. Duviilwon. H. Harper. B. Merrick. L. Tolman, D. Fox, L. Overturf, L. Waite. Third Row: U.lllaCD iill alll, 0. Nichols, J. Haines. - f- I X 4 fulfil' 1 1 QOL , 1 ,lxif , - qralf K f f of 1r' ' 7 W . VQLLEYBALL K+ - J ,4.a,4ig, ,ww 74 my Knvfling, Left to Right: D. Waters, A. Johnson, C. Privateer, P. Klein, W. Nutt. Standing J. Akin, D. Clark, K. Richardson, B. Bradley, V. Davidson, A. Carpenter, B. Knoll, B Putnam. AN C CLUB This year marked the beginning of a new type of Dance Club at C.V.C.S. At the weekly meetings, which are very well attended, we have learned many of the clas- sic and modern popular dance steps. These meetings were extremely enjoyable and were beneficial in causing an increased participation in the dances held at our school. Credit should go especially to Miss Childs, whose kindness and guidance made the club the success that it is. The club thanks, too, the many teachers. that de- voted their time as chaperones. RESTLIAQJ On Mat D Barmore, E. Bailey. Kneeling, Left to Right: J. Powell, D. Runge, B. Ma-.iker R Qampsell, M. Shapiro, ,I. Millward, T. Anderson, M. Okerlund, H. Becker, Coach Annarella. Standing: R. Kent, L. Dunn, D. Kalfas, J. Wilson, Waite D Becker, J. Roberts, B. Swift, O. Nichols, T. Funnicello, G. Strong. D. Nichols, L. CCDLIGARETTE First Row. Lwfr to Right: J. Penhollow, J. Butcher. R. Bailey. S. llugliano. IJ. Wooley, D. Westerdahl. V. Privateer, S. Peter- son. S. Rm-nyharl. ll. Swift. Svrond Row: A. Hinko. P, Fish. L. Pullnan. S. Tanner. K. Petsch. l.. Lawson. J. Till, M. lX'lt'Kinney. Il. Pitts. D. Hayes. N. Baker. L. Crossley. Third Row: P. johnson. L. Calkins, D. Overturf. S. Wilkens, P. Fuller. V. Johnson, U. C. Filllmrick, C. Citchard, H. Cooley, C. Hilton. J. Edwards. Fourth Row: J. Darling, C. Westley, P. Olmstead. .l. Reynolds, A.Cunnarson, C. Roberts, ll. Christy, C. Mohr. K. Thompsett. U. Swanson. Fifth Row: B. Meyers, H. Waite, P. Waite. S. Tilyou, B. Richard, P. Markham, M. Carlson, N. Fredrickson, T. Straight, R. Wang, J. Howard. Sixth Row: A. Horton, N. Kent, J. Marsh, B. Ebling, P. Minkler, R. Flagella, J. Richardson, E. Fessenden, E. Longmire, J. Anderson, S. Yagger, C. Lundmark. Through the years Cougarettes has become more and more popular. This year many girls have par- ticipated in the program. At the beginning of the year the following officers were elected to the Cougarette Council: Clzairmnn . . . ..- Virginia Privateer Senior Representalizfe We, Helen Waite junior Represerimtzdfe W Carol Hilton Sophomore RC1Il'L'St?IlZUfI.1'l? . We Bonnie Meyers Freslimnn R6!Jf6.9l3IlfUfli'l'!? . N Pauline Olmstead The school yt-.xr is divided into various seasons. They range from Soccer and Field Hockey to Deck Tennis to Basketball to Volleyball to Softball. During each season at least one playday is held either in this school or another. A basketball playday at this school has become a tradition. The playdays are eagerly an- ticipated and enjoyed by all. As the senior girls look back on their years in school they find Cougarettes has a big role in the high school years. May you who follow us get the same en- joyment from the organization as we have. .x Y' 15 A ,R 4.35 . mx Q 0 Q N - M mm-pq Wai 4 r ' , if, Q . wr X M If J' E. Sie ! H 1 3 Wm wi, :X :Mi ri' 112 4, N 95, 5 as xii mi-aff Huh? She'lI never get off the ground! Wasrft she sweet? Leis bug out'a here! I almost split! Boltonfs up! Just another Swede and her dolly. 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I Jamestown Kimballstand, New York Phone 8- I 39 Res. 75-706 - ' u ,,. r+QcTmgz-10:-1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Adwehopeth tfy can graduate in turn. THE BORDEN COMPANY Compliments of CASSADAGA DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Produce Cassadaga, New York -1 COMPLIMENTS OF KIMBALLSTAND ESSO One Stop Service Station 24 Hour Wrecker Service Kimbollstond New York Phone 93-218 CLARENCE AMES ICE CREAM LUNCHES NEWS ROOM Phone LY 5-3366 Ccissadoge New York I WESTERN MEAT SMITH 5 AT wHoLEsAus RED 8' Custom Cutting and Wrapping Groceries, Meats, and Produce for your Freezer Weight Guaranteed We Are Here To Serve Phone 73-565 Gm' New Yon' Kimball Stand lu. 1 Jamestown L.. ,I J I Q01 , 1 ,g. ,Qi .gf Jog ,0- ,0. B THE WHITE INN - Q Ol-LINS Excellent Food ' 14' p o n 1- .s H o P Fredonia, New York Quality Sporting Goods Smorgosbord Friday and Saturday IAMESTOWN, NEW YORK Q ,QQ ,434 ,Q. Q Blanding Photo COMPLETE PI-IOTOGRAPI-HC SERVICE CAMERAS 81 SUPPLIES 48 W. Main Street WM E. 3rd Street Fredonia, New York Dunkirk, New York Phone 2-5586 Phone 8413 Congratulations T o All C VCS Graduates Well Done CASSADAGA TELEPHONE CORPORATION SERVING: Cossodogo Lilydole Stockton Compliments of DUDLEY D. WATERS HARDWARE e 98-660 Gerry, New York MERRIFIELDS GULF STATION GERRY, N. Y. C omplimentx of KEITH'S MUSIC HOUSE 4 W. Main Street Fredonia, New York 314 Professio I Bldg Jamestown N Y k EARL'S KEYSTONE Kerosene Fuel Oil Gasoline Gerry, New York Phone 98-666 I C ompliments of SALHOFF LUMBER CORP. We Build Your Home Complete and GUARANTEE SATISFACTION Fredonia New York L I CHAUTAUOUA TRANSIT AND GREYHOUND LINES J t N Y k f I'. '45, ,..v Skote At THE WHIM Where Worries Wither Phone-Cossodoga 5-3125 SINCLAIRVILLE G. L. F. SERVICE Sincloirville, New York Phone - 2725 CONGRATULATIONS FROM SHORE HOTEL MILTON AND HAZEL BALDER Dale Drive, Lily Dale, N. Y. II.: -1'-I FREDRICKSON LUMBER CO. INC. Manufacturers cmd Wholesalers of U HARDWOOD cmd SOFTWOOD LUMBER CASSADAGA, N. Y. ' 2 lu DUDLEY MOTORS, INC. . Telephone 2-7416 258 West Main St. Fredonia, New York Dodge and Plymouth Soles ond Service FREDONIA TRUCK 8. FARM EQUIPMENT CO. I Fredonia, New York I.. ,m. wgygwfwzmgs N ' , i V. W. SAWKINS Expert Taxidermist Fish, Birds, Animals Cassadaga, New York Congratulations Class of '58 GOLDIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Ccssodogo New Yo k Lily Dole COMPLIMEN TS OF Cassadaga Wood Products CASSADAGA, NEW YORK Compliments of swEATMAN's uououz CASSADAGA MMS Cossadogo New Y k Cossadcgo New York L... ...I.. ..--I I Compliments of RUSCH'S RESTAURANT GORDON JOSEPHSON 'NSURANCE L'l'S,f.'2TLi.,DllfZl 35 Maple Avenue Private Dining Room Sodogo New York For Your I Parties and Banquets Compliments of CRANDALL'S GARAGE CASSADAGA HOTEL Cassadago New York ossadaga New York I TIIRIES Congratulations o 'Z--I Class of 958 OVERTURF'S TIRE SERVICE GERALD WAITE AT Kimballstand New Yor Phone 83-323 For a Career ix Professional Nursing pply to THE CLASS OF '58 The Director of Nursing DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8, N. SU 4400 Would Like to Thank . All Yearbook Patrons. Y. I for r Compliments of STOC KTON VARIETY STORE Compliments Of THE YEARBOOK STAFF Stockton, N. Y. Ronold Cove, Proprietor KEN Telephone LY 5-3161 Kimbollstond, N. Y. Phone 67-705 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The '58 Graduates YOUNG'S Gerry, N. Y. DRUG STORE Compliments' of Compliments of FRAWLEY'S RESTAURANT SERVICE HARDWARE 282 Dole Drive LY 5-3531 Lily Dole, N. Y. Cassodogo, N. Y. L.- I ..1 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Petsch Mrs. Daisy Frame Dr. Frank Shapiro ,Ioy Ann and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Turner William Johnson, Jr F. A. Huntley Clarence Ames Herbert Storer William Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. E. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs Lewis Bemus Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nutt Mr. and Mrs Lee Sylvester Mrs. Helen Candy Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cobb Mr. and Mrs Wlalter Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Waite Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKinney Tyler and Colton Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and PAT RONS Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Faye Lewis Kenneth Mclntyre Martin Gunnarson Elwood Barmore Kingsley Roberts Mr. Karl Klein Mr. and M Mr. and Mrs. rs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dorman Eddie Pitts Bert Knoll William Bradley FIVE DOLLAR PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Harney Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Till Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tederous Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Barris Cassadaga Country Club APPREclATlo We, the 758 Valley View staff, wish to bestow upon Miss Turk and Mr. Barris our deepest and most sincere appreciation. If it had not been for their competent assistance, we would not have been able to come forth with such a commendable yearbook. From the inauguration of our planning to the deadline day. they have served us intrepidly, giving us succor and advice with our many prohlems. We only hope that they will accept our humble thank you in partial payment for all the inconveniences we have induced upon them. Editor'-in-Cliief Assistant Editor Art Editor Photography Editor Literary Editor Girls' Sport Editor Boys, Sport Editor Sales Manager Business Manager Advertising Typing YEARBOOK STAFF Diane Swift Shirley Tanner Sandra Candy Sandra Wilkens Dennis Barmore Kay Petsch Ann Gunnarson Phil Klein Alfred Carpenter ,lolin Ames Linda Lawson Judy Reynolds Jeanette Nickerson Judy Till Molly McKinney Linda Putnam ff A ,Q fv F. iv U 'L V ' x, V 4 . 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