Central High School - Mercury Yearbook (Auburn, NY)
- Class of 1956
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V V ' - V V V-QVV V- ' VVV.:x,Vf,g-,--V,., IVV 1-I ..,V,V . , 'VPV:,-VVLVVVI I -VVIVNVW I 4 V V I .'.,g..V,V:::: I Al -V .Nj V, I .V 'I A -'V ,V VVAVAV ' ,-'--V'-L'-2-112 :ff:V'V.'-', 'V . -, ' -V K - . ' 7'x'- -l.'V .V..--nV- 1 ' V f 61 - ' ' '-::if1'.'-' .f'fL'?? A ' ' .''rrg-5-V,:12'V,?rfVVVV'-1 .4 , .VVV V' ' .- ..J.VL-m'4. .aVAL.:f.iTiL-1'3- ' ' C.5?1k1-Vw 7'Vv.V'if. Siquorzrn Z oarof 91 qaofzcafzon Seated: Commissioners Donald G. MacKenzie, Dr. G. Burnett Atwater, Miss Mar- garet Gaynor, Treasurer, Everet H. Wood, Dr. Frank L. DeFurio. Standing: Maurice L. Schwartz, William K. Young, John D. Daly, Superintendent, Dr. Charles G. Hetherington, Joseph P. Cuddy, Frank J. Lesch. Insert: Malcolm H. Reed, Assistant Superintendent. I f z1!0er1lr2fe12oQnf qfoscfoog .yjrzhcijoafqf Genfraf DR. CHARLES G. HETHERINGTON W. JAY ELLIS AME Lf' W M erry manner A dmirable ability R eliable methods Y outhtul spirit F riendly cooperation F earless attitude R eputable character E ver ready assistance E xcellent ideals M odern taste A ttractive appearance N atural smile We, the class ot 1956, respectfully dedi cate our yearbook to Miss Mary F. Freeman Mariorie M. Blackmar, Librarian, Carrie L. Brown, Mathematics, Catherine L. Chrystal, Citizenship Education, Llewellyn F. Clay, Driver Education, M. Gertrude Cora, Science, Vera E. Cotter, Mathematics, James P. Elsbree, Business Subiects, Mary F. Free- man, Business Subiects, Margaret S. Harrington, Business Subiects, Millard R. Harter, Citizenship Education, Ruth M. Hawkins, Physical Education, John H. Hilbert, Citizenship Education, Paul J. Kleiber, Physical Education, Carolyn L. Klink, Business Subiects, Alvah M. Kubecker, Business Subiects, Ruth W. Leonard, Vice Principal, Spanish, Bernard H. Lee, Remedial, Dorothy A. Long, English, Rose M. Lynch, Citizenship Education, Doris L. Magee, English, Clyde A. McEwan, Science, William D. Miller, Industrial Arts, Mar! iorie M. Oliver, Homemaking, Virginia S. Page, English, Dramatics, Leslie R. Page, Latin, Citizenship Education, Su- pervisor of Citizenship Education, Gwendoline L. Reid, English, Head of English Department, Helen M. Sabourin, Art, Winitred Sotslcy, English, Reading, Arlene N. Superko, Mathematics, Ruth V. Tanner, English, Latin, Margaret A. Taylor, Music, Constance S. Wood, Citi, zenship Education, English, Mathe- matics, E. Clara Paul, Secretary, Marie E. Smith, School Nurse, William M. Davidge, Vice Principal, Business Sub- iects. 5 Hmm t' 5 .1--.1 -. .5--..-.-...-14 --ww ,BJ .. V -,J .SVP .15- fvg., -1 x ,,.V VVV.., V .g...m,4 f?- ff'?Pi25?5z?9?-:fifilhf K , .. . .. . A 'un 35.3. '4 vViVVVM F - ' '.: :,f'i3V..v VV.V , .V 4 ':,.-'-' V V- A '- , 'A ' V .. V... if . '7- ' Nita - ' ' 33. .T x ,' 1,VV ., V. .NV 3 -.f V Ax., ' .. ., - V . ' .. .225 -v -3. 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P1 E .zz ,1 il 'il ,P SN f x 'Q 4 TZ' , DAVID BisHoP Vice President Sophomore Class Sno-Ball Decorating Committee Student Council Clerk Varsity Track Varsity Basketball lntramurals 2, 3 Dramatics 2, 3 Mercury Murmurs Staff Chorus Chess Club Sports Night 2, 3 Treasurer Senior Class BARBARA BOMMERSBACH Chorus 2, A Mercury Murmurs Staff Library Staff School Assemblies 2, 4 Squad Leader Intramurals 2, 3, A Triangle A Winner Sophomore Welcome Clean-up Committee Sports Night 2, 3 Community Chest Skit Junior Drag Refreshment Committee NANCY BoRzA Mercury Murmurs Staff PETER BORZA Boys' Chorus Senior Honor Society -Q, Intramurals 2, 3 Mercury Murmurs Staff All-High Band 2, 3, 4 All-High Orchestra 2, 3 Sports Night HANNELORE BRUDER All-High Band ROBERTA CASBARRO Field Day 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 School Assembly Subscription Drive Certificate Squad Leader 3, 4 Triangle A Winner 4-inch A Winner Basketball Night Class Will om JUDITH CI-IOLETTE Intramurals 3, 4 Triangle A Winner Library Staff 3, 4 Junior Drag Refreshment Committee Mercury Murmurs Staff Field Day JANICE CLARK Junior Ring Committee Mercury Staff VINCENTA COLELLA Bowling Intramurals Sports Night 2, 3 Commencement Usher WILLIAM COLEMAN Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Varsity Swimming Sports Night Student Council Representative Mercury Staff Sno-Ball King Candidate Sno-Ball Decorating Committee CAROL COVERT Mercury Murmurs Staff Sports Night Field Day Squad Leader Intramurals 3, 4 Commencement Usher Triangle A Winner Silver Party Publicity Committee Senior Honor Society PATRICIA FARRINGTON Girls' Gym Council Library Staff 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Chorus Homemaking Fashion Show 2, 3 1 1 I 4 3 1 K I . 5 ,...X ,. W X ' i SUSAN HELLER Mercury Staff Intramurals Transferred from Poughkeepsie, New York where she was very active JOAN HICKEY Mercury Murmurs Staff RITA Hoey Library Staff Mercury Murmurs Staff Squad Leader Intramurals FRANCIS HONIICK President Senior Class President Sophomore Class Student Council Representative 2, 3 Student Council Alternate Mercury Staff Sno-Ball Decorating Committee Class Day Chairman Intramurals 2, 3 Dramatics 2, 3, A Sports Night Boys' Chorus Chess Club PATRICIA HOUGHABOONI Sunbonnet Sue Chorus Bank Cashier Intramurals MARIE JONES Library Staff Chorus Commencement Usher Sophomore Welcome Committee Home Economics Field Trip Junior Drag Refreshment Committee Sunbonnet Sue Mercury Murmurs Staff Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Mercury Staff EK CX 55 r, ,. 'x ,W gi .. 8, za! .,... ,. A . , . . .,,.. C L-,,,,,, ,, ,..,. L- ix, - .L FATRICIA KACHURAK Class Secretary 2, 3, 4 Student Council Representativ Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Basketball Night Sports Night Field Day 2, 3 Squad Leader 2, 3 Library Staff Mercury Staff School Assemblies Junior Ring Committee Chorus WINIFRED KEOGAN Chorus Mercury Murrnurs Staff Mercury Staff Library Staff Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Sports Night Field Day Squad Leader Triangle A Winner Basketball Night Girls' Gym Council Senior Honor Society ROBERTA KILLIAN Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Library Staff Chess Club Archery Club Bowling Field Day Sports Night ORMONDE KING Mercury Murmurs Staff Sno-Ball Prince Mercury Staff Varsity Football 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Vice President Student Council Secretary Student Council Student Council Representative Sports Night Vice President Junior Class DONNA KOMAN ec KY School Assemblies 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Cheerleader 3, A Mercury Staff Field Day Community Chest Play Senior Tea Party BARBARA KowAi.czYK Intramurals 3, 4 Commencement Usher Junior Drag Decorating Commit Library Staff 2, 3, 4 Senior Honor Society e3,A tee ,7 7I'- -z .Fe are EMIIILQ ,sw we- -me .+, 'i f'V' .LQ it W iQ:Lf'fT , KW ,, Y H ,m X , , we 5 Y , 1 ' 4.1 , 7,1 In , v . i ff' I ii ,,,,,':5 ggi if-125154 A 5 'Y Q .mx f -sw 2 1 1 twat-5-'Gas as as 6 :f:.1-Msss 3 NICOLINA MAGGIO Mercury Assistant Editor Mercury Murmurs Staff Intramurals 2, 4 Library Staff Chorus Spanish Club Squad Leader Spanish Play Sunbonnet Sue RITA MAJOR Archery Club Intramurals Bowling Senior Honor Society Field Day Mercury Murmurs Staff Library Staff Chorus Chess Club CAROL MATTY Transferred from Weedsport Central School where she was quite active HELENA MAY Chorus Intramurals Sports Night Spring Concert Usher Chess Club FRANCIS MEROLA Intramurals 2, 3 Sports Night 2, 3 Field Day Junior Drag Decorating Committee Boys' Chorus Sophomore Welcome Decorating Commit- tee ANN Moizmssev Mercury Murmurs Staff Library Staff Chess Club Bowling Red Cross Work Volunteer MARILYN MCCARTHY Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Student Council Alternate 2, 3, 4 Spanish Play Sno-Ball Decorating Committee Class Day Co-Chairman Chorus Sunbonnet Sue Sophomore Welcome Refreshment Com- mittee Junior Drag Decorating Committee Squad Leader Triangle A Winner Mercury Murmurs Staff ROSEMARY MCGRATH Chorus CLIFFORD NoRTi-iup Mercury Staff Boys' Chorus Sophomore Welcome Decorating Commit- tee Chess Club School Assemblies Junior Drag Decorating Committee BEVERLY OICONNER Chorus Sunbonnet Sue Library Staff Intramurals 2, 3 Chess Club BLANDYNA PELC Mercury Editor Mercury Murmurs Associate Editor Library Staff 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, A Squad Leader 2, 3, 4 Sports Night 2, 3 School Assemblies 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3 Senior Honor Society Girls' Gym Council Triangle A Winner JOSEPHINE PENNA Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Sports Night 2, 3 Field Day 2, 3 Library Staff Mercury Murmurs Staff Squad Leader 2, 3, 4 Senior Honor Society ' V,..,f Ll r -'gtf1,m.el..r.tM....-..m.,,WrI, E Hu., Q I I 3 xl s 4 w 1 1 . 1 ,. ' ,::,, I 1 ' i 3 A L is PETER SIKORA Mercury Staff Sports Night Boys' Chorus Chess Club Junior Drag Decorating Committee Sophomore Welcome Decorating Commit- tee School Assemblies MARY Lou SMITH Mercury Murmurs Associate Editor President Junior Class Student Council Representative Library Staff Chorus Sno-Ball Decorating Committee Sophomore Welcome Decorating Commit tee Junior Ring Committee Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Squad Leader Mercury Staff Girls' Athletic Association Chairman ROBERT STEIGERWALD Intramurals 2, 3 Junior Drag Decorating Committee THOMAS STOPYRA Intramurals 3, A Boys' Chorus Sports Night Empire Boys' State Chess Club Lucii.LE TALBOT Mercury Murmurs Staff Bowling Chess Club Chorus Intramurals Sports Night Junior Drag Decorating Committee JAMES TAYLOR Sports Night 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 3, A Field Day 2, 3 MARLENE THOMPSON Chorus Sunbonnet Sue Intramurals Senior Honor Society Squad Leader ELEANOR TKACZ Library Staff 3, A Commencement Usher Mercury Staff Intramurals Bank Cashier Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Assembly JOANNA TOKARZ Sno-Ball Queen Candidate Student Council Representative Student Council Alternate .Junior Drag Decorating Committee Vice President Senior Class Sports Night 2, 3 Field Day Commencement Usher Mercury Staff Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Assemblies Sophomore Welcome Committee SHIRLEY TovvNsENo Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Chorus Commencement Usher Field Day Junior Drag Committee Sophomore Welcome Committee School Assemblies MARY VREELAND Mercury Staff Honor Roll Squad Leader Home Economics Field Trip MARY WALAWENDER Intramurals 2, 3, A Honor Roll 2, 3 ! 'S SHIRLEY WELLINGTON Intramurals 3, 4 Library Staff Sports Night SHIRLEY WESTLAKE Field Day 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 3, A Triangle A Winner Library Staff Junior Drag Committee Sophomore Welcome Committee DONNA WILLIAMS Vice President Junior Class Senior Honor Society Student Council Alternate Mercury Staff Library Staff Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Sports Night Chorus School Assemblies Junior Ring Committee Chess Club Spanish Club President TERENCE WILSON Sports Night Field Day Intramurals Joi-IN ZAMNIAI4 President Student Council Senior Honor Society Delegate to Boys' State Boys' Chorus Intramurals 2, 3 Sno-Ball Prince 2, 3 Dramatics 2, 3 Mercury Staff Sports Night Sno-Ball King Candidate uuenzk Qeflrz fuen cy Our country has grown to a point where it is impossible to rid it entirely of juvenile delinquency. lt is possible, however, to reduce the lawlessness com- mitted by young offenders. This could be done by removing the causes which lead a child to endanger his well-being and that of others. Lack of satisfactory recreational facilities is a leading cause of juvenile delin- quency. Youths are thus encouraged to roam the streets looking for something to do. Because they are alone and bored, they form street gangs, and these gangs turn to crime for excitement. Law officials become their hated enlemies. ln contempt of the law, these youths continue their offenses. If there were more and better recreational sites where young persons could learn to become respect- able citizens, numbers of these children would be omitted from the list of the nation's lawless youths. Another major cause of delinquency is objectionable literature, and leading all other types as the most harmful is the comic book. Every month about 20,000,000 comic books which are devoted strictly to crime, horror, or murder are published. From these so-called comics, which present ways to harm people, to conceal evidence, and to evade detection, youths often obtain ideas for committing crimes. The stories and the characters pictured in these comics may not be fully understood by the readers. Thus, instead of the readers' realizing that Crime does not pay, they may feel that, unlike the fiction characters, they can succeed in committing criminal offenses without being detected. If the harmful comic books were removed from the market, delinquency could be reduced to a mini- mum. Since the teenagers would not constantly face these cheap books of crime, they would be encouraged to turn to books of better standing. In many parts of juvenile delinquency. who tries them just further delinquency. which he has fallen is not possible for health and make it does not have the life will be destroye d because he has become a victim of narcotics prevent the sale of drugs Narcotics Drug Act which of existing laws are delinquency caused by the the United States, narcotics have become a major cause for Because narcotics are habit forming, many a young person, to see what they are like becomes an addict and turns to Why? Because, in order to secure the powerful drug to prey, the victim must pay high prices to dope peddlers. It him to pay these high prices, since narcotics affect his impossible for him to have steady employment. Since he necessary money, the addict turns to stealing. His whole . ln order to the Uniform enforcement a decline of to youngsters by peddlers, more laws, like regulates the use of narcotics, and stricter needed. Then and then only will there be use of narcotics. both lt is very important to realize, however, that just because a young person faces many causes which can lead to juvenile delinquency, he does not have to become involved. He can build up strong enough will power to resist evil by knowing the causes which lead to trouble and therefore what to avoid and by constantly practicing what he has been taught is right. lf he builds this strong moral character, he can be sure of keeping his name from the list of juvenile delinquents. It is therefore necessary for us all to know the causes of delinquency and their cure. The causes must be recognized and challenged and the remedies applied. If we fail today, two million boys and girls will come into conflict with the authorities by l960. With the help of the already established agencies and with the cooperation of all, delinquency can be reduced to such an extent that it will be known only as a danger of the past and not as a threat to the future of this great nation. Blandyna Pelc Zllazi ill emit 'Qfestam ent We, the Class of '56, being of reasonably sound mind and active body, do hereby bequeath in this our last Will and Testament the following: TO THE JUNIOR GIRLS: Bigger and better workshops for Office and Secretarial Practice. TO THE JUNIOR BOYS: A week off from school for pheasant hunting. TO THE SOPHOMORES: A successful Sophomore Welcome. TO THE FRESHMEN: The strength to endure the years of school ahead. TO MR. ELLIS: Many more happy years as Principal of Central High. TO MR. DAVIDGE: Many more successful years at Central and the strength to withstand the teasing he gets from the kids about his green light. Dave Bishop leaves his flashy blue car to Jimmy Germano. Barbara Bommersbach leaves her ability to go steady to Lillian Mahunik. Nancy Borza leaves her naturally curly hair to Lillian Czechowicz, and Eugenia Brycki. Pete Borza leaves his ability to play the sax to James English. Lore Bruder leaves her blonde hair to Pat Gabak. Bobbie Casbarro leaves her crazy antics to Mitch Kachurak. Judy Cholette leaves her chewing gum to Betty Kuter. Janice Clark leaves her seat in driver's education car to Barbara Walts and Edith Cantrell. Vinnie Colella leaves her love of business law to Helen Ladouceur. Bill Coleman leaves his iob at the Y to Teddy Leader. Carol Colvert leaves her empty locker to Pat Thompson. Pat Farrington leaves her questions concerning Bookkeeping ll to Mary Jo Morgan and Doris Reid. Jerry Gdula leaves his novel way of writing to Butch Bielowicz. Helen Georges leaves her brand new Buick to Andy Dobosky. Sandy Gernak leaves her love for school to Mary Ann Vivenzio. Judy Gratton leaves her place as editor of the Mercury Murmurs to Frances Paxhia. Janet Gregory leaves her sharp clothes to Loretta Bielowicz and Nancy Rowe. Marlene Heffernan leaves her meetings after 3:05 with Miss Klink to Winnie Far- rington. Sue Heller leaves her position as president of Bell 5 English class to Joan Bar- winczak. Joan Hickey leaves her knowledge of Latin verbs to Vinnie Bellerdine and Martha Casbarro. Rita Hoey leaves her sleeping position in history class to Darryl Smith. Fritz Homick leaves his talking ability to David Krawczyk and Edward Scheufele. Pat Houghaboom leaves her quiet ways to Tillie Williams. Marie Jones leaves her wandering eye to Sheila Panek. Patty Kachurak leaves her position as Secretary of the Class of '56 to Mary Edwards. Winnie Keogan leaves her friendly manner to Janice French. Roberta Killian leaves her unfinished homework to Barbara Spencer. Ormie King leaves his drawing of Bunny Rabbits to Harry Zamniak. Donna Komanecky leaves her ability to start petitions to Gail Mosher. Barbara Kowalczyk leaves her permanents to Donna Weslowski. Marion Kowatch leaves her pleasing personality to Sonia Fraher. Alan Kubarek leaves his eagerness to learn to Mike Tardibone. Bill Kufs leaves his way with women to Richard Anderson. Pat Lodor leaves her giggle to Linda Logan. Angie Lolacono leaves her iob at Ann Ella's to Virginia Lee. Joan Lombardo leaves her long hair to Pat Scott and Joan Kukiela. Nicky Maggio leaves her curly hair to Carol Festa. Rita Maior leaves her ability to take care of the lights in Office Practice to Karlene Komanecky. Carol Matty leaves her afternoons of study halls to Betty Carrie. Helena May leaves her petiteness to Joan Zabinski. Marilyn McCarthy leaves her gentleness to Josephine Wawrzaszek. Rosemary McGrath leaves her reserved ways to Gloria Lapychak. Frank Merola leaves his place in Office Practice to Wally Walawender. Ann Morrissey leaves her ability to blush to Joan Westcott. Clifford Northrup leaves his teaching iob in Office Practice to Kenneth Conway. Beverly O'Conner leaves her willingness to cooperate to Ellen and Shirley Sloan. Blondie Pelc leaves her way with teachers to Lucy Derbini. Jo Penna leaves her love for Bell Bottoms to Patty Mosher. Judy Regets leaves her love of school to Joanne Brazo. Margaret Riester leaves her workshop to Carole Mazola. Louise Ruetsch leaves her corner in Office Practice to Virginia George. Ann Ryan leaves her tardiness to Joan Carberry. Cynthia Saphara leaves her night driving to Pat Durfee. Joan Schlegel leaves her artistic ability to Virginia Misner. Pete Sikora leaves his vivid imagination to John Clynes. Mary Lou Smith leaves her nice ways to Dolores Lisci. Bob Steigerwald leaves his love of homework to Susie Quill and Diane Riester. Tom Stopyra leaves his crazy haircut to Mike Antonik. Lucy Talbot leaves her parties to Ann Petrucelli. Jimmy Taylor leaves his empty seat in 219 to Ellie Malenick. Marlene Thompson leaves her radio show to Lorraine Friend. Eleanor Tkacz leaves her veil of silence to Sandy Siracusa. Joanny Tokarz leaves her late hours on certain weekends to Barbara Sealy. Shirley Townsend leaves her gum packages to Adrienne Pettigrass. Mary Vreeland leaves her shyness in school to Carolyn Scott. Mary Walawender leaves her long walk home to Josephine Graceffo. Shirley Wellington leaves her height to Marian Garguil. Shirley Westlake leaves her bobby pins to Beatrice Quinzi. Donna Williams leaves her scholastic ability to Katie Flanagan. Terry Wilson leaves his good-naturedness to Nancy Marquart. John Zamniak leaves his buzzing around school to Marcia O'Conner. We, the Class of '56, do hereby appoint as our chief executor of this will, LIBERACE. And that's it, Ladies and Gentlemen. Qisneb, Slavs of 156 f.f .ff MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Zamniak Donna Williams BEST DRESSED Marilyn McCarthy William Coleman MOST POPULAR Ormonde King Mary Lou Smith BEST LOOKING Joan Lombardo Francis Homick MOST ATHLETIC Ormonde King Roberta Casbarro QU IETEST Alan Kubarek Mary Vreeland MOST TALKATIVE Louise Ruetsch Peter Sikora PEPPIEST William Kufs Joanna Tokarz CUT-UPS Shirley Westlake William Kufs MOST VERSATILE Peter Borza Susan Heller GQSJ jvropfecy Announcer: HELP-TV, Channel 56, is proud to present another You Are There Spectacu- lar, produced by William Liebman Coleman. Today's program announcer is John Cron- kite Zamniak, who will now introduce the program. John: July 4, 1976-a history-making date. Today is the two-hundreth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, and it is also the twentieth reunion of that fabulous Class of 1956 of Central High School, Auburn, New York. The members of this world- renowned class are gathered on the roof of the new Central High School, where they will blast off for celestial Mercury. You Are There. Ladies and Gentlemen, you lucky, lucky people, I now turn you over to Donna Williams and Cynthia Saphara, our star reporters, also on the roof of the school, who will introduce to you the participants in this spectacular trip that is about to be made by the Class of '56 in the rocket ship, Hot Mercury. The ship is to be piloted by that famous aviator, Peter Chennault Borza. He is here on the roof of the newly-built Auburn Central High, which was designed by the master architect, Peter Michaelangelo Sikora in his inimitable style. It was com- pleted only two years ago and has since been dedicated to this incomparable Class of 1956. Their record of successful achievements has yet to be equaled. Come in, Donna and Cynthia. Cynthia: Hi, Everybody! lt's a beautiful morning up here on the roof top. Zero hour will be at 8:00 a.m., and we are expected to reach the planet Mercury by 12:00 noon today. Every one of the Class of '56 will be going to Mercury for the celebration of the twentieth reunion. While the ship is being prepared for its long iourney by the skilled mechanics, Gutsy Gdula and Frank Merola, let's talk to a few of these people here. l see that Donna is chatting with someone in the crowd. Let's get in on their conversation. Come in, Donna, Donna: Good morning, Everyone. I am talking to Miss Hannelore Bruder, the sensational German actress, who has just won the Academy Award for her latest picture, From Here to Stuttgart. Cynthia: Excuse me, Donna, but over here, l see the president of the Mothers Club of Central High. She is the former Janice Clark, who now has five sons, all of whom are on Central's basketball team. With her is the former Patty Kachurak. Patty has come all the way from Rome, where she and her husband are now living, for this special event, Now I take you back to Donna. Donna: Well, right now l don't see any former classmates, but l'd like to tell you about a few of them. l'm sure you remember Joanna Tokarz, the peppiest girl in the class. Well, she and her husband now run the Corpus Delecti Funeral Home. Judy Cholette operates the Beaux Escort Agency for the girls of Auburn, Ann Ryan is a nun teacher at Holy Family High School, and Barbara Bommersbach has iust been elected mayor of Auburn on a platform of cleaning up corruption. l'm sure these girls will ioin us a little later. Meanwhile, let's talk to these ladies approaching us. Why, it's those two top trapeze artists of the nation, Miss Nancy Borza and Miss Joan Hickey. They have drawn capacity crowds for weeks now. Also, here is the former Marilyn McCarthy, who is accompanied by her fifth husband, Rubirosa II. Cynthia: Oh, Donna, coming up to the microphone is that exquisite fashion model, Judy Gratton. She is the top model for the Leftover Agency, operated by Sleepy Terry Wilson. On my left are two more members of the Mothers Club: Vice President Mary Vreeland and Secretary Pat Farrington. Let's go back to Donna now. Donna: Hi, Folks! This is certainly exciting, having everyone here after so long. Recognize these girls on my right? Why, they're Helen Georges, who has iust found Ponce de Leon in Florida, Janet Gregory, who has taken over the manufacture of McGregor Sportswear for Mi-Man: Marie Jones, who has just been acclaimed Venus de Milo ll: Sandra Gernak, who manufactures pots and pans, and last but not least, Rita Hoey, who has iust won the title of Miss Yo-Yo Queen of 1976. Let's switch to Cynthia again. Cynthia: Now l'm talking, and l mean talking, to an old friend of ours, Shirley Westlake. She is married and has six sets of twins. Shirley was iust telling me that she recently got herself into the Future Farmers of America. She's had her application in for a long time, she said, and finally made it. Ah! I see two handsome gentlemen approaching me now. Mr. Francis J. Homick, that fatherly looking man, who gives lectures in favor of prohibition in Auburn, and Mr. David Bishop who manufactures pastel-colored shower caps for boys in Physical Education classes. Nice to see you men. What a crowd we have here! Let's see how Donna is doing over yonder. Donna, Look here, folks! Ormonde Babe Ruth King, pitcher for the New York Yankees, in person! I'm proud and honored to be able to say I know such a famous person. Here on my left is Bobby Duchess Casbarro, the manager of the first professional women's champion dodgeball team, the Cleveland Squaws. Always knew Bobby Ole Girl had it in her. Oh, I see Cynthia is talking to another one of our great athletes. Let's see who he is. Cynthia: Ladies and Gentlemen, I am speechless! Here I am with the one, the only, Gorgeous Bill Kufs, the world's champion wrestler, who has iust arrived after having his long blond locks styled and set by Madame Joan Schlegel. His new manager and trainer is Patty Lodor, an ex-wrestler herself. This excitement is iust too much. Let's go back over to Donna, who l see is talking with Mr. Zamniak, who introduced our special show. Clncidentally, in her spare time Donna knits sweaters for special people, and John still gets those stiff necks from his favorite pause that refreshes. j Well, shall we ioin that handsome couple and see what's cooking? Donna: Hello, Friends! John and I are talking with a few more friends. Folks, meet Vinnie Colella, manager of the Popsi-Cola Company. I'm sure you have all heard that new tune, Popsi-Cola, Popsi-Cola, delicious tasting Popsi-Cola. Also, here are Marion Kowatch, the famous explorer who has iust returned from the Belgian Congo and says she iust loves those natives out there, Barbara Kowalczyk, President of the Polish Men's Club, and Winnie Keogan, president of the P8.R Macaroni Products Company. Nice to see you, girls. Let's go back to Cynthia now. Cynthia, Here with me now are several of our classmates: Nicky Maggio who runs the Dum Yum Foo's Chinese Restaurant, Blandyna Pelc, who runs a motel in Bainbridge, Mary- land, Miss Joan Lombardo, who is Miss America of 1976, Rita Maior, who sells henna rinses, Roberta Killian, who styles women's earrings, and Margaret Riester, who manu- factures Santa Claus costumes. Let's go back to Donna. Donna: l'm talking here to Lucy Talbot, who trains alligators, and to Carol Matty, who is an admiral in the United States Waves. John: Excuse me, Donna, but l have a couple of people over here for everyone to meet: Miss Louise Reutsch, who now writes Hedda Hopper's former column, and on my left, Miss Susan Heller, who is the first woman president of Yale University. Also, right over here are Judy Regets, coach for Central's cricket team, and Marlene Thomp- son, who is a champion weight lifter. Back to Donna, now! Donna, Beside me is Marlene Heffernan who has iust written a new chemistry text book that is being used here at Central. Right over here is Fearless Pat Houghaboom, the great lady wrestler. Meet Beverly O'Conner, Folks. She teaches Latin here at Central. And I'm sure you must remember James Taylor, the great dictionary collector, and Bob Steigerwald, who airs out classrooms. My, what famous people we have here! Cynthia: I now want our audience to meet Mary Lou Smith, who is president of the Goober Pea Association, and Angie Lo lacono, who sells pretzels to Miss Reid's former English students. Just arriving is Shirley Wellington, who now owns Deauville on Owasco Lake, and Shirley Townsend, who coaches the men's basketball team. Gosh, I never realized our class was so large. Donna, Folks, here are Donna Komanecky, bird caller for the Tarzan movies, and Helena May, who is a driving instructor in the school. They are accompanied by Ann Morrissey, who manufactures Stay-red rouge, Rosemary McGrath', who is secretary to Alan Kubareck, president of the First National Bank, and Mary Walawender, head bookkeeper at Free- man's grocery store. Back to Cynthia now for more surprises! Cynthia, I am now talking to Carol Covert who teaches boxing to kangaroos. That sur I . . e Y must make her punchy. And here is Miss Eleanor Tkacz, who gives lectures on tardiness and Josephine Penna, who manufactures false fingernails. 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' E .4 4 - -'52,-f : 1f:A ' 1'.'-Q'ig'.5i'.'g'.'-:-' A ' ',4'Jg.4' 1 .L4'4f A.x.,,.J-A. .S-' .'1: II IIIIJ?I:,II.I.34 I II4.,fr..IfIII4wF II A -UF.:4:.:-J.-S-1A.q5fM 9, I --,-5:55.14 14, 54.-.Q , ,-'QI A A-21--4.44.-v .g:gi..1Q1- I I I ...GTI-ISIEII-I.I1.:III..I-.,I-I- I .I..4I.IIII4!IIJ I .4,I-I,i,45,I..I , I IIIIIJEMIIXII 4I:II?I --'-4 -A .1 -4 I -I.,7.-m1.'s5. 4-- 4 - - .I I 4 I-1-I. I. 1 --, :A4 -,-.4 ..I., . .4 I. III-, II .4 I.. II., .3-f 'A A 37.1 ' A A,-'44 'M ...4.:2-r' A A A ' . 3-i:.1.f.g..-'v - I--v I 4 . , I, ..- CSfr1C'1Q gormaf' A Three-Act Comedy by WILLIAM DAVIDSON The tumult and the shouting dies, but never will we Seniors forget the fun and work we had producing Strictly Formal. The plot revolves around movie-mad Cindy Collins convincingly portrayed by Joanna Tokarz, who comes to visit her cousin Jane Cutler, vividly characterized by Patricia Kachurak, from Deucyville, Iowa. Neither Jane nor her friend, Sally, pertly played by Ann Ryan, has a date for the J-S dance, and Cindy convinces them that she can trap the boys Jim and George, ably enacted by Fritz Homick and John Zamniak, into an invitation by pretending that Jane is ill, and that Sally has a secret admirer. She persuades the girls that her schemes will work because the same situations occur in the movies. But all her plans go awry when Sally's cousin, Marcia, whose sophisticated portrayal is smartly dramatized by Marion Kowatch, from New York, arrives and immediately tries to annex all the eligible boy friends. Poor Cindy's wild schemes fail miserably, and she almost loses her own boy friend Elroy, enviably enacted by David Bishop. It is only when she realizes that her own brains and honesty are better weapons than make-believe plots that she is able to solve her own and her friends' problems. The adults had their problems, too. Mr. Cutler, distinguishedly played by Tom Stopyra, and his neighbor, Mr. Ahern, humorously brought to life by William Kufs, both aspired to win the grand prize for their peonies. Mrs. Cutler, maturely dramatized by Donna Williams, was constantly striving to keep peace between her explosive husband and her teenage daughter, Agnes, comically characterized by Blandyna Pelc, sides with the teenagers while she tries out endless recipes for the million-dollar baking contest. Mrs. Tilton, dominantly played by Marie Jones, and her daughters, Rose, appeal- ingly presented by Donna Komanecky, and Josie, devilishly enacted by Helena Maye, add to the general confusion, and Marilyn, vivaciously dramatized by Marilyn McCarthy, finally has to give up her chase for Elroy. Everyone goes to the dance, thanks to the appearance of a very charming Air Force Lieutenant, Clifford Northup. Our student managers, Angie Lolocano and Cynthia Saphara, did a wonderful iob in checking all the details that are necessary in a three-act play. We will forget our history, grow rusty at the typewriter, grow old and gray, but we'll never forget our Senior play, Strictly Formal. iff,-Aera Barbara Bommersbach Judith Gratton Helen Georges Sandra Gernak Winitred Keogan Roberta Killian Barbara Kowalczyk Patricia Lodor Rosemary McGrath Beverly O'Connor Josephine Penna Judith Regets Louise Ruetsch Eleanor Tkacz Shirley Wellington 756' uly C 110112112 lffee Mrs. Leslie R. Page Director Miss Mary Freeman Miss Carolyn Klink Miss Gvvendoline Reid Mr. William Miller Miss Helen Sabourin Miss Margaret Taylor Organ Music chywczdf C 1,o1121n17fee.s' Judith Cholette Marlene Heffernan Susan Heller Carol Matty Joan Schlegel Mary Lou Smith Robert Steigerwald James Taylor Shirley Townsend Shirley Westlake .N 15' .HQ eg O X .4 . l 1 . VL! . wr ua-uus'P W rgocfdf Cctoenfs' Our social lite began on October 5, 1955, when the annual Sophomore Welcome began. The dance was held the following night under the supervision of Miss Klink and Mr. Harter. Everyone enjoyed watching the sophomores perform for the seniors. The Sno-Ball Dance, our second event, was held December 7, 1955. The climax ot the dance was the crowning ot the King and Queen. The candidates who were selected by their senior classmates were: for queen, Joan Lombardo, Joanna Tokarz and Hannelore Bruder, tor king, John Zamnialc, William Kufs and William Coleman. The two chosen to reign were Queen Joan and King John. Their Court was made up ot the princesses and princes from the seventh to the eleventh grades. All who attended the dance agreed that the 1955 SnoeBaIl was the best ever. 'E 9 Q' E 'Q Editor , 7..,,., S Associate Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Prophecy 7,ss,,es7,aa,-A S YYw-,-M- V-A,- Will ...,.e..e, Art Editor . ,,,. Dramatics Editor Library Editor ., Social Editor Photo Editor ...,, Sports Editors EAA... Music Editor .,,c.c 'f56722113L1z39f cSzQ557p aaaaaanaaeeeeauu- Vunneeuuu- ,Huw eanayaa Pek Nicolina Maggio William Coleman Manage' e-eee---w--A----v- --.--..-...v M arlon Kowatch Cynthia Saphara, Donna Williams Joanna Tokarz, Roberta Casbarro Joan Schlegel Blandyna Pelc Eleanor Tkacz Mary Lou Smith Clifford Northup Ormoncle King, Judy Regets Donna Komanecky Winifred Keogan, Janice Clark, Rita Maior, Mary Vreelancl Statistics ,,,... Most Page ,,..coo,... .,.. . o.,7oo. . ,,oo.....oc..,o,...,oc,c. Patricia Kachurak, Patricia Lodor Make-Up Committee ,c..ccc,.,c,c Blandyna Pelc, Nicolina Maggio, William Coleman, Marion Kowatch, Cynthia Saphara, Joanna Tokarz, Winifred Keogan, Patricia ' ' h S Heller. Kachurak, Peter Sikora, Joan Schlegel, Clifford Nort up, usan Copy Editors c,,.,c,,.,,.,c,c Susan Heller, Sandra G Pelc, Nicolina Maggio ernak, Eleanor Tkacz, Blandyna Advertising Committee ccc.cc . Barbara Bommersbach, Helen Georges, Roberta C barro Joanna Tokarz, Marie Jones, Janet Gregory, Susan Heller, Blandyna as , Pelc, Mary Lou Smith, Marilyn McCarthy, Mary Vreeland, Mary Walawender, Donna Williams Patricia Kachurak, John Zamniak, Francis Hcgmiziwk, Sandra Gernak, B. Rosemary McGrath, Rita Maior, Lucille Talbot, Cynthia ap ar Wzdercuzy Warm urs cgfgff Edifor Y 7, V Y 7 7 7 7 7 , V 7 7 7 7 Judith Gratton Associate Editors 7 7 7 Elizabeth Kuter, Blandyna Pelc, Helen Ladouceur Junior High Associate Editors 7 7 7 Sheila Dnnis, Deborah Parker, David Landers Sports Editors 77 ,,,, 77 7 7 77 7 77 7 77 7 7 7 Janice French, William Kufs Music 7 7 Angelina Lolacono, Peter Borza Personal 7 a,,,, 77 Lucille Talbot, Anne Morrissey Faculty 7 , 7 77 7 Patricia Lodor Exchanges 77 77 7 77 7 Melita Williams Assemblies 7 77777777777 7 77777777 7 7 Carol Newert, Eileen Rogers Junior High Assemblies 77 77 7 Neilia Hunter Classroom 7 7 7 77777777777 Joan Hickey, Nancy Borza Fashions 7 7 7777 Marilyn McCarthy Library 7 77 7 77 Rita Major Senior Interview 7777 77 Nicolina Maggio Features 77777 77 77 7777 7777 7 7777 77 7 777777777 7 Darryl Smith Typists 7777 7 77 77777777 77777 7 77 777777777777777777 7777Carol Covert, Nancy Borza, Helen Georges Barbara Bommersbach, Marion Gargiul, Judith Cholette, Angelina Lolacono Rita Hoey, Joan Lombardo, Marie Jones, Winifred Keogan, Josephine Penna Reporters 7 7 77 77 77 7 77 7Robert Welsh, Donald Stebbins, George Yahwak Patricia Sennett, Carolyn Kells, Janice Fowler, David Zibbon Advisors 7777 Miss Klink, Mr. Hilbert, Mrs. Tanner 1 E 2 K 41 L 1 Q E . Q. cgfurfenf C fozznczf 7?0,111'Q.s'Q17faf1Ue.s' dnrf A!.7AJQl'lZCIfG.S' Q sag Vs J: ww 3 aww,-fax-zww yfe QSZUOQI21' Gounczf President ,,,.-,,.,,,,, , g..,,,, JOHN ZAMNIAK Vice President .,.,.A V,...7... O RMONDE KING Secretary -,,.,...,,, ,,,,.,......, G All MOSHER Treasurer ,,,,,,,, .,...,e H ARRY ZAMNIAK Clerk ,,,,Y, , ,PATRICIA SCOTT The Student Council, the pupils' governing organization of the school, has continued to guide the pupils in deriving innumerable benefits from participation in the social and the business activities of the Council. A few times each year the Student Council sponsors competitive entertainment through seventh bell games between certain grades. These games are supported by the students, who cheer for their special idols, and by the teachers who consider them a wholesome means of competitive sportsmanship as well as a good means of raising money for other school activities. The main social event is the annual Sno-Ball Dance. Princes and princesses representing each grade from seventh to eleventh make up the royal court. The main attraction is the crowning of the king and queen, elected by the people at the dance from among three girls and three boys previously nominated by the senior class. This year a long desired dream of the Council has been fulfilled. For years each president of the Council has striven to obtain a school store for the students. This dream finally materialized through the special efforts of Tom McNabb, last year's president, and John Zamniak, this year's president. This important business venture, capably managed by Patricia Scott and Joan Westcott, has eliminated student unpreparedness in school supplies. Typing paper, hand notebooks, notebook paper, reinforcements, ball point pens, rulers, pencils, and erasers are but a few of the varied articles kept in stock at this store. The Student Council, guided by Mr. Hilbert, its advisor, supported by other members of the faculty, and made effective through student participation in its activities, continues to be a most effective means of school government. W QPFQS G12 Patricia Kachurak Bill Coleman Joanne Tokarz Joan Westcott Carole Festa Helen Ladouceur Deidra Matthews Sandra Butler Eileen Rogers Joseph Hollenbeck Bill Balysczak Paul Lattimore Kenneth Weaver Alan Paul Richard Hodder Lillian Hoinacki Nancy Fisher Dick Porten David Zibbon Cynthia Robertson Leland Kruger Meg Hemingway Barbara Castalli fafzoes fjferzzafes Marilyn McCarthy Francis Homick Donna Williams Walter Walawender Katherine Flanagan Sheila Panek Mary Meldrum Beverly Arnold Robert Regets John Hai Sylvia Bowes Mike Kudla Robert Usowski Sandra Squires Sheila Donis Neila Hunter David Coleman Kathy Scott William Zanowick Carolyn Rinehart Tom Messenger Robert Heinzmann Suzanne Corning 1 7m7fgyAf1,1C.AQ3fm a12ff73anrfQ'E -1-. -J S ' - , , V ' Bi ILg f IL G 1 J, 5,33 S 4 . 4, A- :Q -af Sw -k s. adsl! i' N I Q L 5 Vm ff Qifaofs gzff' Clforus The Senior High Girls' Chorus, under the direction ot Miss Margaret Taylor, numbered about titty girls from the sophomore, iunior and senior classes. The chorus presented both a Thanksgiving and a Christmas program. One thing that everyone will remember specially is the procession. The members ot the chorus, wearing white blouses and dark skirts, walked slowly down the two aisles of the auditorium. Each member carried a lighted candle which she placed in a candlelabra on the stage. Then on the platform, the group formed a broken semicircle around the manger scene of the play. Eleven senior girls making up a selected choral group sang the sacred number Christmas Star. They were Joan Lombardo, Joan Schlegel, Sandra Gernak, Barbara Bommersbach, Blandyna Pelc, Marion Kowatch, Rosemary McGrath, Louise Reutsch, Lucille Talbot, Rita Major, and Donna Komanecky. Donna Komanecky also sang as a solo Bach-Gounod's Ave Maria. After the chorus had sung several other appropriate selections, they, continuing to sing, led the whole student body in a quiet and impressive recessional from the auditorium. It was a beautiful conclusion to an assembly that the school will long remember. ln May there is to be an All-School Spring Concert in East High School. A boys' chorus is being organized, and already the Ninth Grade Girls' Chorus is preparing Where In the World But America and Lollytoodum, both Fred Waring arrange- ments. The Senior High Girls' Chorus is preparing He's Got the Whole World ln His Hands, I Wish I Wuz, Were You There, and You'll Never Walk Alone. g .mx 1 ,M Q5 'FV bs 'yy Ea sk.. :S-'- '1 .-5-ii igzgrazy CSXJ President ,....,... .,,,,.,,., B LANDYNA PELC Vice President ,,... .... B ARBARA KOWALCZYK Secretary ...... A,......,..,.,,.,,....... E LEANOR TKACZ Treasurer ,,.,.. ,,.........,......,.,....... J UDITH CHOLETTE Shirley Barwinczak Barbara Bommersbach Hannelore Bruder Helen Georges Marlene Heffernan Rita Hoey Marie Jones Patricia Kachurak OTHER MEMBERS Winifred Keogan Roberta Killian Maureen Leonard Patricia Lodor Angela Lolocono Joan Lombardo Nicolina Maggio Lillian Mahunik Rita Major Eleanor Malenich Ann Morrissey Beverly O'Conner Josephine Penna Margaret Riester Eileen Rogers Louise Ruetsch Ann Ryan Mary Lou Smith Carol Stott Josephine Wawrzaszek Shirley Wellington Shirley Westlake Donna Williams When we returned to school this year, we were both surprised and delighted to find that the library had been moved from the third floor to its present site on the first floor. This change is appreciated by the entire student body who can thus gain access to the library more easily. With the sun streaming in through its win- dows, the library has a cheerful air which encourages study and aids in the appreciation of good literature. We were all very happy to welcome our new librarian, Miss Blackmar. The students have found her help immeasurable. Under Miss Blackmar's able instruc- tion, a group of girls have helped in the library, learning thus the many pleasant aspects of working in a school library. Any girl from the ninth to the twelfth grade is eligible for membership on the library staff. The staff performs such tasks as checking books in and out of the library, shelving books, doing assistant librarian work with the library classes, and doing the other iobs that need to be done in the library. The girls enioy working in the library and are gaining valuable experience in library work. , unzbr JYQIQOI' CSOCHQQ Front row, left to right: Richard Hodder, Virginia Dekoschak, Walda Rogers, Theodore Tarby, Joseph Solon, Neila Hunter, Patricia Sennett. Second row: Patricia Wilbur, Sylvia Bowes, Patricia Murinka, Bonnie Ferris, Sheila Donis, Mary Skinner, Deborah Parker, Vi Ann Kopec. Third row: Lillian Hoinacki, Nancy Wachna, Joyce Millen, Kerrie O'Hearn, Kathleen Barran, Nancy Cheney, Michele Komanecky, Larry Scarbrough. Fourth row: Philip Metcalf, Louis Parker, Sharon White, Kathleen Scott, Carolyn Masterson, Nancy Fisher, Sandra Squires, Alan Paul. Fifth row: William Millar, Donald Paradise, James English, Richard Signorelli, Brian Walker, Ro Millanette, Donald Chowaney, Richard Porten, Carl Mears, Michael Tabaczyk, Stuart Hemingway, Philip Groben. This year the Junior Honor Society, capably led by Theodore Tarby, President, Joseph Solon, Vice President, Walda Rogers, Secretary, Patricia Sennett, Treasurer, Virginia Dekoschak, Corresponding Secretary, and Richard Hodder, Sergeant-at- Arms, began their annual activities with an assembly program in observance of American Education Week. Following in the footsteps of past Auburn's chapters of the National Society since l937, this year's group organized a variety of other events and experienced the rewards and enioyrnent of working together as a team. N, ff- To lose a Vice Principal like Miss Leonard is to lose a sulo- stantial part of Central High School, for during her service to the school and to its girls and looys, she has been kind and friendly, yet constantly kept a firmness that won for her the re- spect and admiration ot all. lt is with regret that we hear of her plan for retirement, but We still hope that she may decide to delay it until some future time. NX! 5 ,x -. 1 KJ '. , ' Danlzny cfsszkfanzfs .,,. .. ,,ii,i, ,A 'un' --w r f 2 V 1s I -P Munn-ff . rar- ,,v P' S ... .,...'..,.,,.,.x,.-,., 5 ,V . . -xi, . . 'a ,X 3. -,..-.... . , . -1' '- ,-1 ,. ia ..lx'wi.zG?., E? J -- - Q 'HQ2-u,.1,,,v,,,.,.,w:g'!fF X L.,.,:r:Q-rms.. .. 'rg '. .,E2gV-V f j 1 . 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' 559 '-?':- vi . V -. ' - X. V,1f '. ' Qt- 'T-15, 4,368 ' 53,55 ' - ' ' Q. - ., Z- . --eh V .1.,, ' .1 . .1 .V . f... 1.-K. ,. .2 V ' ' 1- Q. .. 'Xen - .-.- -.vg--,'. - , ' .A , J -gran' '. 1, .w:,.., gygg: ' - - Q- ' . 1' .' . - ..':-N V. 'Mft-1 -gi-.fv V ' - .- Q ,.,.- , . fm . yi 5.-1? 3, , 4, iv-3 .L ' 'SF' .-ye . xl if ' 1 . ' . fn' I F .-4... . ' , -.qrrxa - .- -- ' ' A G' V ,. ' ' , '. . . R241 4-'V gi P L 1 'Sf A .,a .V V ,y .3. Ui ., . ,, .. r, . '-if. f . f. V M... . -- f' -A -'i . vw. .. ' W ' ,af- . ' , ' V , .. ,. ' ,'.. V ' 4' , , NF' -. . , 1:51 Q., , .X Q.,...Ja OUOTNNOOUCOCVCV3 x. KD 4- U O x. Q. FU U Q: D CCW VUWOCNI CNCOCWUJCNCN lg 3 r-MW? if may m5 12 554- H 2 1 ,gnc Q' MF--ymanxv 7' K Y hwy JE V5 ww .15 Q1 iv 5 2 v w 4'-. I QQ' S Q i Uk , f i k b F 'aw' ' H1213 43 i ffswi' ,f' I-Hi? ' ii Q 1. 1 -uf - 5 g ff Q., f ,- I' MN. ,M V ' -,gk ,Q . , . . K' , , 3 5 ,f A 1 4 ,,, NW: ! ' v drag ' ,, WS ff N' Q' u,fj- 5f'..:?E'1fY:: 1 ,fff f . QQ' f!'ES'53 .F K V ' u , 'L.xv:, , 5 vlfxfymi lf gl 'f-4 - L 9 I K NQ 1' -Iiwwv M. . 'wah V .s,Si : k1. , , H .-': -1 ?:K'j?5. 2.' 3115931 2,532 1. a 5 , Q' 9' mi O fi S, .Ax N Hr. xyv A Wx Unk N 'FI N W --an A MARINE MIDLAND BANK TRUST COMPANY gm. AUBURN. N. Y. -...v Pom nynon, N. Y. The First Thing Necessary for Your Success is to Start a Bank Account WHY DON'T YOU? O Auburn Trust Company AUBURN, NEW YORK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS I Compliments of NEW PROCESS GEAR CORPORATION 5 Pulaski Street Auburn, N. Y. I Compliments ot PETERS FURNITURE DAIRYLAND Complete l-louse Furnishings ICE CREAM STORE SUNDAES, SODAS, LUNCHES 83 North Street Appliances Floor Coverings 163 State Street Auburn, New Yorlr J. Lattimore Wm. Holmes Home Made Candies Compliments of Home Made Ice Cream P00l-05 AND TAlLoRs Since 1890 203 State Street 45 GENESEE STREET and Sod.-,S Sundaes Lunches 60 North Division Street Best Wishes to the CLASS OF i956 NORTHWAY CHEVROLET INC. 366 Genesee Street PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS II GASOLINE KEROSENE MOTOR OIL FUEL OIL ADAMS and BROWNE OIL CO.. INC. PHONE 3-7356 236 North Street Auburn, N. Y. BENTLEY REALTORS DEPENDABLE information and negotiation in all matters ot Real Estate transactions. City, Suburban. Lalce and Farm properties. Business and Real Estate Appraisals 126 Genesee Street Auburn, N. Y. DIAL 3-9831 Shop For Your Home in Our Ground Floor Window FENNESSY and TRACY SHOE STORE Compliments Auburrfs New Shoe Store 16 North Street Funeral Service Compliments GEORGES RESTAURANT Auburn, New Yorlc Compliments ot RONDINA. INCORPORATED Complete Home Furnishings PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS III HUNTER DINERANT nossrs FURNITURE co. A cm' FUEL co 'Nc' GULF OIL PRODUCTS Phone 2-2849 Auburn, N. Y. Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Gasoline HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES PHONE 2-3751 81 W ll St t 10-12 Cl RS a ree ar treat McMaster Street PETER P. BOMMERSBACH 8: SON Real Estate and General Insurance Agency PHONE 2-5163 205 State Street Auburn, N. Compliments ot AUBURN CO-OP G.L.F. SERVICE AUBURN CO-OP G.L.F. FARM HARDWARE STORE Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer Farm Supplies, Roofing FARMER OWNED - FARMER CONTROLLED PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS IV . A sci-HCHT SYSTEM SHOP Compliments of Printing Office Equipment ANN ELLAIS Gold Stamping E 34-36 State Street Auburn, N. Y We Call ancl Seliv?LdLOLl1ogiII63:12 Compliments of EAST H! F LlBERMAN's . Siracusa, Prop. L dlclegngq t IT -lpfessing Iczfiiblfzgqt d Jewelers and Optometrists 38 E. Genesee St. Auburn, N. -Y. 62 Genesee St' Auburn' N' Y KARMELKORN SHOP O F. H. EMERSON, Prop. BASTIAN BROS. CO. Rochester, New York Designers and Producers ot Exclusive Class Jewelry Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards MR. JAMES MASON 55 West Barney St., Gouverneur, N. Y. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS V Compliments of NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY 146 Van Anden Street 52 years of experience in training tor business. Registered by the University ot the State ot New York. Fall term begins September 4, 1956 M, CENTRAL CITY n . BUSINESS INSTITUTE News and Advertising 428 South Warren Street SYRACUSE 2, N. Y. CAYUGA COUNTY SAVINGS BANK OUR NEW BUILDING REFLECTS OUR FAITH IN AUBURN AND CAYUGA COUNTY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 'ik' 111-115 GENESEE ST. AUBURN, N. Y PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS VI Compliments ot SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings 54-58 GENESEE ST. DIAL 2-0471 ERIC L. PARKER, INC. Plumbing and Heating Supplies and Contracting Phone 2-8753 37 Dayton St. Auburn, N. Y Big enough to serve you well, small enouglw to be friendly. MOSHER, BARRY and MERNA Insurance since 1905 DIAL 2-1541 501 Natl. Bank Bldg. Auburn, N. Y KING'S GARAGE and SUPPLY G.M.C. Sales 8: Service General Auto and Truclx Repairing 264-268 CLARK ST. AUBURN, N. Y Compliments of A. G. TARBY COMMERCIAL Pl-IOTOGRAPHER 36 Market Street Auburn. N. Y PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS II V Shoes ot Distinction BENNETT 81 TRACY si-los and LUGGAGE sHoP 82-84 Genesee St. Auburn, N. Y. Home ot FAMOUS BRANDS Footwear and Accessories AUBURN CEMENT PRODUCTS CO.. INC. Builders' Supplies Manufacturers ot CONCRETE and LITECRETE BLOCKS PHONE 2-3361 R-B-I Tested Business Training Since 1863 One and two year courses in: Accountancy - Sales - Advertising Merchandising - Medical Secretarial Standard Secretarial ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE 172 Clinton Ave. S., ROCHESTER 4, N. Y. CHET'S Supreme Dry Cleaners The Highest Quality Work DIAL 2-2552 For Piclc Up and Delivery Office and Plant 204 State St. AUBURN. N. Y. Plumbing and Heating Equipment Gas and Electric Appliances Oil and Gas Burners Water Pumps JAY E. SAWYER Phone 2-4509 22 Owasco St. Auburn, N. Y. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1956 DON'S BEAUTY SALON 118 GENESEE ST. Phone 3-3471 Auburn, N. Y. Compliments ot U. S. HOFFMAN MACHINERY CO. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS VIII Compliments ot MA1'IANEY'S ISA Owasco and White Bridge Road Compliments ot THE HILLTOP Magazines 81 Papers, Groceries 81 Meats Ice Cream and Soft Drinks 68 Lake Ave. Dial 2-1112 SPRING-SIDE INN Auburn, New York Luncheons and Plate Specials Phone Auburn 2-3241 Compliments ot R. J. CONNOR OIL CO., INC. Distributors Calso Gasoline Heavy Construction Black-top Paving Building Construction Washed Sand and Gravel J. J. HARRINGTON CO.. INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Auburn, N. Y. PHONE: 2-4361 - 2-3222 Sand Plant-North St. Road, Phone 2-8741 2 Carpenter Street Emir ,J urn IL-il 'N SAVINGS BANK Under the Town Clock-GENESEE AT SOUTH MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION YOUR SCHOOL BANK PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS IX Compliments of SERVICE STATION PARKER'S REAL ESTATE 2 East Genesee CQMPANY BEST WISHES Compliments of To the Class of l956 CAYUGA BUILDERS B R A M '- E Y ' 5 SUPPLY Co. 79 Genesee Street BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES SHOES FOR WOMEN Factories at AUBURN and BINGHAMTON. NEW YORK PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS X CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISI-IES to the CLASS OF '56 THE OLDEST BANK IN CAYUGA COUNTY ativllfll Bank df Allbu AUBURN, N. Y. - LOCKE, N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XI Compliments ot H. J. GARDNER JENKINS Body and Fender Repairing LABORATORIES First Class Auto Painting INC. 11 LINCOLN ST. DIAL 2-5641 PHARMACEUTICALS COTVIPLIIVIEINIIS OF FRED R. DRAKE, INC. Blue Sunoco Gasoline ond Motor Oils For Cayuga and Seneca Counties 113-115 W. PARK AVE. AUBURN, N. Y Compliments ot FINGER LAKES WHOLESALE GROCERY is-8 coLuMBus si. Best Wishes AUBURN ARMATURE C0 Electrical Power Equipment PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS II X WILLIAM F. SHEEHAN JEWELER and SILVERSMITI-I Diamonds - Watches 118 GENESEE ST. AUBURN, N. Y. Next to National Bank DANIEL and STONE, INC. Dodge - Plymouth 35-39 Garden St. Auburn, N. Y Compliments of VAN DUZER APPLIANCE CO The Best in Appliances Frigidaire Products 23 North Street Auburn, N. Y CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SENIOR MEMBERS Seward Hi Y Harry Beardsley William Betts john Blodgett john Butera David Ca piello Fred Choluette George Crolick Donald Dunlop George Hole Michael Lawn William Lovell Edward Maiellaro Graham McMillan Sam Monachino George Ostrander Richard Schneider Lewis Springer Emerson Tri Hi Y Marlene Baron Doris Ann Bobbett Mary Ann DeFurio Mary DeLuise Andrea Dorr joan Fulton Marie Laper Lynn MacKay Beverly Martin Carolyn Parker Irene Pettigrass Mary Alice Powers Marlene Reed Mary Lou Schmitz Sandra Sherman Terry Starr Katherine Sullivan Marjorie Taylor Sue Wellman SCHRECK BROS. EDDlE'S Furniture A Fish Fry Hots FIVE POINTS FOOD STORE Fresh Made Ice Cream Quality Meats and Groceries Frozen Foods Town Tall: Ice Cream Free Delivery 37 LEWIS STREET DIAL: 3-5308 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XIII Qudqed the CUSTOMERS me keep, Cur customers keep coming back to us. season after season That means we've pleased them. We have given them nationally known clothing and furnishings at locally - famous prices, with a good measure of service, too. Sf? EGBERT'S DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED Auburn, New York PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XIV The H. R. WAIT CO. Try Wait's First for HOME FURNISHINGS Main Stores and Offices 77, rear 79 and 81, and 83 Genesee St., Auburn, N. Y. Antique Shop, 24-26 Clark street Best Wishes Class of 1956 D. E. FRENCH AGENCY REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES I'I. Donald Conley, Brolcer 96 Genesee Street Auburn, N. Y THE PLACE TO SAVE FOR AN EDUCATION SAVIES AND LOAN ASSOCIATION nun osQfAUlUlNeaaou 96 Genesee Street Compliments of R E D -Af S T A R EXPRESS LINES TTT T-,PLEASE PATRONIZE oun ADVERTISERS-T -TT Xv BEST WISI-IES TO Compliments ol Tl-IE CLASS OF '56 QUIGLEYIS WILLIAM B. HISLOP ies - naclcs -- ala s P S S d and COMPANY, INC. 21 SOUTH ST. DIAL 3-9370 AUBURN, N. Y. ltr! Th gum umm THE cnvucn PLANT or H: Bm., D Hmmm THE aEAcoN MILLING co. 'meh ,wily In BEACON FEEDS AND BEACON SERVICE Developed Over 35 Years of Research and Farm Testing THE BEACON MILLING COMPANY, INC. YORK, PENNA. N. Y. EASTPORT, N. Y. LAUREI., DEI.. M Congratulations to the Class of '56 I PERFECTION CLEANERS HOMICWS MEN S SHOP and DYER5 159 State Street Office and Plant 57 NORTH ST. IVIAYFIEI-D 4-STAR CLOTHING DIAL 3-544l Furnishings and Slwoes Free Cell and Delivery Service also Formal Wear to hire PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XVI AUBURN BUTTON WORKS, INC. 80th Year OLDEST PLASTIC MOLDER Compliments ot COSENTlNO'S FLORIST FLOWERS EOR ALL OCCASIONS 141 Dunning Ave. AVERY E. NEAGLE Funeral Home 93 E. GENESEE ST. Compliments of T?O:In.plEn:gIFTCgR CUDDY S RESTAURANT Plumbing and Heating Sheet Metal Grant Avenue Road DlAl- 33442 37 E. GENESEE ST. AUBURN, N. Y. Compliments of FAWN BEVERAGES THE WHITE HOUSE Charles Ross, Prop. Groceries Meats Ice Cream 120 E. GENESEE Dial 2-9722 AUBURN, N. Y. Auburn Spark Plug Company SPARK PLUGS Aircraft Components Screw Machine Products ' PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XVII FOR HEALTH - VIM - VIGDR D R I N K PASTEURIZED MILK Auburn Guernsey Farms Bisgrove Dairy Bonny Bend Dairy Dairymen's League Gibbs Dairy Hellier Dairy Holmes Dairy Kent Dairy Lewis Dairy Ockenden Dairy Pearce Dairy Webster Dairy AUBURN MILK COUNCIL, INC. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XVIII Compliments of LEWIS DRUG STORE . Compliments of AIR CONDITIONED 42-44 Lewis Street FREE DELIVERY DIAL: 2-0521 8 LOGAN PAPER CO. Restaurant Industrial Wrapping Papers Tissues, Towels, Cups, Sanitary Supplies 8 STATE STREET Office and Warehouse 123 W. PARK AVE., AUBURN, N. Y. iii iiii IIADI Mill COLUMBIAN ROPE COMPANY Auburn. N. Y. TI-IE CORDAGE CITY NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS JEFFERY'S SHOPPE ADAM J. LEJA Home of Quality Funeral Home Garments for Women and Misses 103-105 GENESEE STREET 225 STATE STREET PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XIX For Roller Skating Go To REVA ROLLERDROME Clark Street Road Dial: 3-8542 PHONE 2-9736 You Always Gain at Ganey's W. D. GANEY-Hardware Open Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat., Sun. 31 GENESEE ST. AUBURN, N. Y. 2:00-4:30 Pim- Compliments ot E. B. VOLLMAR CO., INC. 323 Metcalf Building GENERAL CONTRACTORS Auburn, New York Compliments ot Compliments ot A FRIEND AUBURN SPECIALTIES C0 Manutacturers ot PESTELL'S GROCERY 449 NORTH SEWARD Ave. BLITZ POLISHING CLOTHS Fresh Eggs Vegetables . Meats ice Cream Dual 2'254I PHONE 3-67l2 FREE DELIVERY PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XX Compliments of WALL AT E. GENESEE STATE sr. Qzilwa JO'-1:3 ST. I llll I Sllil SIS WIPO! H01 IRQ. I. V. Prescription Pharmacies LESTER E. RREW LESTER E. RREW, JR. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 48 South Street Auburn, New York DIAL: 3-6293 Successors to S. C. TALLMAN - EBEN M. WALKER Established Since I878 Compliments of KI YOUNG AUBURN INSURANCE AGENCY 21 South Street PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXI Best Wishes O. J. HICKEY CO. and TENT CO. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Tents to Rent S5069 i906 Everything Made ot Canvas PHONE 2-5612 56.59 GRANT AVE. AUBURN, N. Y 17 DILL STREET AUBURN, N. Y. PHQNE 3,0000 Compliments ot Auburn. N. Y. AUBURN MACHINE 81 complements ot TOOL CO.. Inc. P. FISHER ELECTRIC is WADSWORTH ST. AUBURN 9 CLARK STREET Dial 3-6203 Dia' 3-3951 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXII Compliments of B MUTUAL CANDY CO. 41 WALL STREET est Wishes NOLAN'S SHOE STORE 53-55 GENESEE ST. Wholesale G d Sh M l P' Confections and Tobacco OO ces Oderatey 'med Home Means more with Carpet on the Floor FIRTH Women with a sense of Style prefer FIRTH THE FIRTH CARPET COMPANY Auburn, New York Members CLOSE and BRADYS Florists Telegraph Delivery Association SHAW 81 BOEHLER Good Food FLORISTS 140 Dunning Ave. Dial: 2-4851 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXIII COmP'l 'e'1tS of HARRY F. ALLEN GEHERIN'S and Company MUSIC CENTER Fine Footwear 22 NORTH ST. DIAL: 3-7513 Reliability is Our Watchword 144 GENESEE STREET COM PLIMENTS OF hams gfilm-2-uranuz Brokers Established 1900 160 Genesee Street Phones: 3-5356-3-5357 AUBURN CIRCULATING Best Wishes - LIBRARY All the Latest HARRY 0- COSMAN M1122QSSYQESQLSQSRASXEQM 3 WILLIAM STREET TOBACCO SHOP Compliments of Genesee and South Streets AUBURN MONUMENT CO. AUBURN' N' Y' 16 LINCOLN STREET AUBURN, N. Y. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXIV AUBURN OFFICE SUPPLY Compliments of 81 EQUIPMENT CQ. SAMUEL SCHWARTZ Everything tor the Ottice SONS' Inc. School Supplies Telephone 2-1731 23 PERRINE STREET 7 Auburn' N, Y, Auburn's Home Newspaper THE CITIZEN-ADVERTISER . . devotes thousands ot inches ot space annually to authentic and timely reports ot SCHOCL ACTIVITIES In Auburn and Cayuga County Sports, classroom and social happenings ot high schools and grade schools throughout this section play an im- portant part in the news columns ot your local newspaper. Auburn Publishing Co. 34-36 DILL STREET DIAL: 3-6211 ' Compliments ot WORDEN s PAINT --NUGENW Coats Suits Dresses 1 l-lose Lingerie Sportswear Handbags Dealer 'fl 107 GENESEE STREET AUBURN, N. Y. Paint Wall Paper Window Shades Venetian Blinds LAMB'S BAKERY Artist's Materials Picture Framing Delicious Baked goods 48 GENESEE ST. DIAL: 2-9593 40 LEWIS STREET Auaumq, N, Y, PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXV COMPLIMENTS OF MEAGHER 81 CUDDY. Inc. Joseph P. Cucldy FUNERAL SERVICE Dial 3-8951 81 North Fulton Street Auburn, New York Congratulations to THE CLASS OF ,56 ROBERT A. CARTER INVESTMENT SECURITIES MATHEW P. CHECHE 21 South Street AGENCY DIAL: 2-6361 INSURANCE DIAL: 2-1426 Congratulations to THE CLASS or '56 PETER BERRENA MARSHALUS CLOTHING STORE Headquarters for Young Men's Clothes SPORT COATS SPORT SHIRTS SUITS SLACKS RAIN COATS SWEATERS 131 Genesee Street Auburn, N. Y. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXVI Compliments of Compliments of STANDARD TANK and JAMES J- HICKEY MANUFACTURING co- Reliable Plumbing and Heating FOOT OF McMASTER ST. 19-21 WATER ST. AUBURN, N. Y The Future . . . A Challenge Graduation opens a new horizon of 'Further study or a place in a world of responsibility. Whichever your choice, your future is a challenging one. As you go out to meet and grasp your opportunities, you take with you the best wishes of a Company which shares your excitement about the promise of the future. Meeting its challenge is an important part ot our business, and it's one we still find as exciting as you will find the world you're now entering. NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC 8: GAS Compliments of Compliments of THE IDEAL CLEANERS SANITARY LAUNDRY Dial 3-3511 DIAL: 3-3661 247 W. GENESEE ST. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXVII Compliments ot T R A U B ' S FURNITURE STORE Compliments ot 1 Q 03.1.1-wr Arwen. HILL ...Q . 39 FRANKLIN STREET. AUBURN, NEW YORK Today's man is surrounded by today's architecture. It plays an important role in every phase of his life . . . -From the sound track ot the tilm . . Architecture - USA Prepared by the American Institute ot Architects Compliments ot P. M. HERRON HARDWARE CO. 34-38 Genesee Street Dial: 3-5358 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXVIII L. H. SHEPARD REAL ESTATE Graduation Tortraits CAP and GOWN PORTRAITS Taken any day by appointment We provide cap and gown at the studio QJNQZY3 rgfuehgz, 1 William sereef gfgw' ?4 Phone 2-4433 R. E. MUGGLETON Compliments ot ONONDAGA COACH CORP. Chartered Buses AUBURN - 3-7221 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXIX BQRST BROTHERS. INC. I. H. Industrial and Farm Equipment TELEPHONE 2-5531 112 Clark Street Auburn. N- Y G. H. WARD, Inc. Compliments ot Chrysler - Plymouth CUDDY 81 GEHERIN SALES S SERVICE . 'I - Oil Coal Heating Equipment D'a33481 20-26 WATER ST. AUBURN, N Compliments ot GOVE'S HOME LAUNDRY DEFENDORF'S I. G. A. 156 S. Seward Ave. Groceries - Fresh Vegetables Service and Quality Meats Compliments of EVANS and UND MODERN POWER FARM EQUIPMENT Grant Ave. - City Line PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXX Compliments ot CAYUGA CORDAGE CO. Manufacturers of All Kinds ot Cotton Twines and Paper 44 WASHINGTON ST. GORMLEY'S SHELL STATION GENERAL TIRES and TUBES Accessories Lubrication 81 CLARK ST. DIAL: 3-9611 LUKE WILLIAMS 81 SCN. Inc. Lumber and Building Supplies PI-IONE 3-7364 19-21 North Green St. Auburn, N. Y. Compliments of SHOEMAKER COAL CO. Frank J. DePauII, Mgr. 6 CLARK ST. DIAL: 3-7121 Pepsi- Cola 'VIZ MQW rwtteiiri IWW PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXXI Best Wishes to the CLASS of FIFTY-SIX g 1956 is a memorable year tor us too: it marlcs our torty-ninth year in the business ot merchandising automobiles in the Auburn area. Many ot your parents and families have been among our valued customers over this entire period. We look forward with pleasant anticipation to the day when we may be privileged to serve the younger members ot these families - the Class ot '56. LEWIS E. SPRINGER, Inc Gadillac - Qlclsmobile CHRIS CRAFT . JQHNSON SEAHQRSE PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXXII DARFS RADIO WEBSTER DAIRY Fresh Rich Millc ancl Wholesale Electronic Parts Milk Products Dial: 3-7711 22 E. GENESEE ST. DIAL: 2-0441 85 GRANT AVE. 248 CLARK ST COMPLIMENTS OF HAMMOND AND IRVING, INC. O AUBURN, NEW YORK GENESEE LABORATORY. Inc. N- J- PASTUSHAN I6 Gafdef' 51- 45-49 OWASCO ST. DIAL: 2-6461 Manufacturer of GLITEX Best Auto Painting Plastic Electrical Insulation Vinyl and Polyethylene Fender and BOCly Work Tape and Special Shapes PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXXIII Compliments of TEHAN INSURANCE DANKSHNS General lnsurance DIAL: 3-6373 COM PLIMENTS OF C A FRIEND Launderers - TROY - Dry Cleaners P R E S T O N I S 25 WALL STREET DIAL: 2-4631 Flowers Gifts Compliments of Dial: 2-5441 J 8K A- 81 D. 28 GENESEE ST. AUBURN, N. Y PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXXIV Compliments of LEWIS ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 79 North Street Auburn, N. Y Compliments YAN'S BAKERY AUBURN LUMBER CO.. Inc. Service To Your Door Your Lumber Number 3-3259 YARD - I7 HULBERT ST. AUBURN BOB NOI.AN'S PANTS FACTORY STORES SPORTING GOODS Sportswear for Men and Boys Penn Yan Boats-Mercury Motors AUBURN GENEVA 49 GENESEE ST. AUBURN, N. Y THE JACOBS PRESS COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE Auburn, New York PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXXV Compliments of BUSTER'S PIONEER RESTAURANT East Genesee Road SEAL'S CAMERA STORE Everytl'1ing Plwotograplwici' 11 NORTH STREET AUBURN 3-3112 Compliments of Compliments of A A. FRIEND MacKAY'S Service Station PHONE 2-4561 RICHARDSON SQUARE Complete Auto Service Compliments of AUBURN FREIGHT DELIVERY PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS XXXVI 'Good Lucky' Stetson Hats - Manhattan Shirts fo the HART, SCHAFFNER a MARX CLASS OF '56 and M CLTPPER CRAFT CLOTHES DOWD - LEO'S 1-7 sme street' A AUBURN, N. Y. 127 Genesee Street CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '56 May success in your chosen career crown the Commencement which you have achieved! A well conceived plan and a substantial foundation are the basis tor a successful building. In character building the importance of a foundation is most essential. WILLIAM E. BOULEY CO., Inc. General Contractors AUBURN. NEW YORK Telephone No.: 3-7311 Thompson Boats Old Town Canoes All the Leading SPORTING GOODS T. J. WATERS SPORT SHOP Compliments of GEBHARD, TRYON and LATTIMORE General Insurance 46 FRANCES ST. DIAL: 2-1271 14 SOUTH ST- DIAL: 3-3267 PLEASE PATRONRE OUR ADVERTBERS XXXVH GODFREY SERVICE Compliments of STATIQN 31 GRANT AVE. AUBURN. N. Y. A Texaco Products Complyegi-EQNERS Congratulations Class of '56 ROYAL PR . ,. BO-MER MFG. CO.. INC. Masters in Keeping Your Clothes Beautiful as GENESEE STREET DIAL: 2-1861 AUBURN' N' Y' JUUANA STANLEY A. VOSBURGH Infants' and Children's Center Contractor TOTS to TEENS 136 GENESEE STREET DIAL: 2-3732 PUNT BU -WNG AUBURN- N- Y- JOSEPH S. RYBARCZYK STATE STREET MARKET l'l0U5e WlVln9 Green Arrow Specials Electrical Repairing PHONE 2-2441 41 HAVENS AVE- AUBURN. N- Y. 147-149 STATE sT. J. o. BARAN, Prop. GEORGE A. YORK Compliments of Jeweler and Master Watchmaker 16'f1 E. GENESEE sT. AUBURN, N. Y. 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