Chenango Forks High School - Gateway Yearbook (Chenango Forks, NY)

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THE 1955 TIOUGHNIOGAN STAFF I-e Left to right Row 1 B Guiffre, D Jones, M E Casey, M Janlcki, D mvans, A Gifford, A Hobbie, N Heath,F Knickerbocker, N Wegge Row 2 N Eddy C Bausch,M Green, C Erooxs, B Humphry, V Quinn, R Severance, A Nelson Row 1 C Niktorek, R age, J Knap , N Tesar, J Thompson, C Filler, D Casselbury, R Pierson, F Lamb, Viss McCu1n Editor in Chief Robert Humphry Assistant Editor Charles Brooks Literary Margaret Quinn Art Chester Wiktorek Photography John Knapp Production Nila Eddy Business Manager Margaret Green Advertising Jack Thompson Circulatlon and Subscription Mllton Tesar Girls' Sports Alice Nelson Boys' Sports Calvin Miller bor students on the yearbook staff, the school d y nded t 5 30 lnstead of 3 30 p m At least thre out of the flve chool nights a xfek,the staff gatheredin the art and typing rotms The edltors vere cho en early 1n the fall by the Senlor class From that tlme untll the flFSt of March wort was continued until it w s ready for the printer One or the last nights that the staff tayed, the yearbook advisers, V155 NcCuin and Yiss Loughlin served a spaghetti supper After grabbing our plates and getting them filled, we pro ceeded to eat hungrily The cupboards were raided for checse and anything else that would make the spaghetti hot They finally came up with red pepper, which was used freely on unsuspecting staff members Then it was back to work with zest, to try and finlsh the got In the typing room, the proofreaders were reading aloud and the typeariters were clattering Then the bang of a type writer carriage and a few words from the typists a nistake' No mistakes allowed, she has to start all over agaln If anyone listened in on snatches of conversation between write ups, they would have collected enough for an exclting gossip column I the art room, there were always the comments, 'Who lald out this page? 'They made a mistake H or NI can't pos ibly letter with this PBR 'S just too MSSSY ' After traveling back and forth from the typing room to the art room and back again and a gain about twenty times a night, many were thinking serlously of borrowirg skates What the efforts of the staff have accomplished are here in this yearbook The taff all hope that you like itt 24

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JUNIORS PRESIDENT VTCE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER 'Vs 3 QW? fl' 4, .Q gg, 1' I 5 Us rv l QNX fi 8.5 .ae-'Qs A, X' 4 vs., Left to right Bow L D S C Rep gg! 2 P Adams, Fuller, D Gage Row U Jones, P Knickerbocker, J nmharason, D stockcon, J C Bausch H Bryan, D Cary, G Clark, A Davern Row 2 D Evans T Pandick, E Giraud R Hamilton, C Fayes, J Hulbert, B Hyde, N Jamieson gg! j P Lewis, E Hallery Bow 6 B McHugh P HoDonough, P Nelson, R Page, B Piers Taylor, H Hilliams, R Williams, B Winfield Although the Junior Prom was held on Friday the thirteenth, it was without a doubt the biggest and best event for the Junior class and was completed with no serious mishaps Bsforethe Christmas holidaysthey sold Everydayard Christmas Greetirg cards Ther they settled downto waiting for their class rings which they had ordered in the fall After much anticipation the rings finally arrived the latter oart of January In an effort to try something different, the Jun1or's presented an Amateur Show ir March and everyone was invited to take oart STLDEINT COUNCIL RE PRESENTITIVES ,-Q an vs Nxal Ball Pres R Filla Vice Pres Gifford Secy D Stanton Trees , C Hiktorek C C Rep ,A Fobbie J Finch, 0 Foster, F fohnson, P Johnson on, S Price gow 2 T - , , . . . , E V V N Q , P' - 5, , 'Q 1- ,j ,,? , - T K' C, - ' f 4, r I' - f ' 'L' Q W f ' I 'ff X ,, ., ,SA as D 1 Q T ,Sa -' ' AY I T . HX- l . ' if 1 f T S. ' f x 4' ' ' ,. ' .x , 2, ' X. '- - ff 21, ki y 1f'.2Ex . I ' ' Q I, T' J rr, M' V! , , . . 'C 1 , V . .Mm ' N T ' s- ,T ' I ' f 'Q LT' - ' , Xsl ' 1 AL V., if ' ' ., - tj- M 1 - C to C F 9,3 A i-as ,R I . . , , J, -A ' h K Q F - .-, ,- '--- ,gl , ing 1 , , . Y 1 -fl . A' V - 'x ,.., I' . Q ' X I L- J ' 4 C: I, -gg A V 'A v '61, . - 5 f - - - ,A - Xe I . A 'H ' f igix R3 X f if 4-. f' I P , - Q -...IQ -Hi ,sn , X , x 5 s f W 'T-1 .' 4 , X055 W' W 4- Q ' Y '73 K 0- P of ,Q V' ,Q I W .Q P , A - ,, ' 'X A ofa.,-t C 4 ' , , 1 4 v ' ., f- e ..,,,,., 2- . ,N ps, . V M f 3' R Tn ' , ' ... 7 0 ' -9 u- ' ' ., A. - ., .L ' . . -u. . . .. . . . -1 . . , . . . . . . -, : . , . . . n n 1, -f 0 , , . . . Q a n f nf 4 , D 0 u . . 1- -I . , . 0 - s Q s o 7 I5 I I l U 0