Cherry Valley Central School - Karatongan Yearbook (Cherry Valley, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

THE JUNIOR CLASS OP 1955 PRESENTS THE � 55 DIARY of CHERRY VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL CHERRY VALLEY, NEW YORK f9SS 2) i a Ji p To the Class of 1955� we offer this book as a momento of days that have passed. Soon, your dreams will be culminated when you become the Graduates, taking your place in the world. Some will continue as students in fields of higher education—some will be working, and still others will be service bound. We hope that, whatever your destiny may be, some evening in the not too distant future, you will pick up the '55 DIARY and, once again, if only for a brief moment, relive some of the happy memories thet you attained during your school days. The Class of 1956 wishes to de- dicate this yearbook to the memory of Harold Doolittle. We sincerely hope that those with whom he worked, and those whom he helped, will pause for a moment, as they read this page, and give thought to ”Dewey”— who is gone, but not forgotten. ALMA MATER Where the hills' round Cherry Valley Meet the deep blue sky Nestled down among the valleys Stands our dear old high. Chorus: Cherry Valley High we'll sing Tell of deeds we've done— Tell of victories, love and spirit. Bonds which make us one. Many, many are the classes Nurtured in thy halls, Alma Mater thou art mistress. Mother of them all. Principal’, M esia t AMERICAS' PROMISE Each and every student in the Cherry Valley Central School, along with every youth in America, is a combin- ation of possibilities. Your job is to discover your own worthwhile possibilities and to make them count for something for yourself and for those about you. What possibilities are worthwhile? How can you go about discovering and developing them? Your country says to each of you, I aim to offer every boy and girl in America a chance to be somebody. I cannot make you use your chance. That is up to you. In order to be somebody you must do worthwhile things. Success in life consists in making the MOST of what is in you. By your scholarship you can show that you have the ability to learn. By achievement in extracurricular activities, you can show that you have interests that will contribute to a well-rounded life. By your loyalty to the school you can demonstrate your willingness to cooperate for the best interests of yourself and others. The school cannot give you these abilities. It can give you the opportunity to develop them. How you use the opportunities of the school depends on you. It is my hope and the hope of the faculty that you will make full use of all that the school can offer. C. Deane Sinclair ROW I. Mr. Treadway; Mr. Spurchise; Miss Donovan; Mrs. Billington; Mrs. Yerdon; Mrs. Briffett; Mr. Klubko; Mrs. Cole; Miss Scramlin; Mrs. Marks; Mr. Braydon. ROW II. Mr. Nostrant; Mrs. Shipway; Mr. Schraga; Mr. Rose; Mrs. Wilmot; Mrs. Salerno; Mrs. Nelson; Miss Gilday; Mrs. LaBue; Mrs. Stevens; Mrs. Nielson; Miss Camp; Mrs. Cummings; Mr. Robinson. ROW I. Mr. Semrov; H. Hayes, President. ROW II. Dr. Schaer; Mrs. Graves; Mr. Boyce; Mr. Johnson Mrs. Winslow; Mrs. Wales; Mrs. Burnside; Mrs. Keller. Who staff our cafeteria always ready with a smile--our custodians--John Willworth and Myron Davis. LEFT TO RIGHT. D. VanDewerker; J. Rury; H. Hull; E. Burn- side; E. Edick; R. Killmeir; E. Watrous. OuH Bus Dkivcks 5«4e+y Club The A. B. C. Safety Club-- composed of members of the fifth and sixth grades. This club has patrolmen out on the black-top while the children are playing at noon, and also in the afternoon when the buses are loading for their re- turn runs. ROW I. K. Babbit; S. Dubben. ROW II. I. Cole; D. Shipway. ROW I. C. Gillette; E. Wilson; L. Webster; C. Boyce; E. Gross; R. Hendricks. ROW II. H. Shaul; T. McCarthy; G. Burnside; R. Heyn; R. Haith; W. Lane; P. Thompson; W. Mizerak; P. Schmid; Mr. Spurchise. CAROL BOYCE Soccer 2, 3, [+; Choir 2, 3, l+; Basket- ball 2; Softball 3,1+; Band 1, 2, 3, 1+; Stu- dent Council 1, 3, i+; Council President 3; Vice President 1+; Track 3; Cheerleader 1 2, 3, 1+; Sextet 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 3; 0. A. R.; All State WILLIAM LANE Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Dram- atic's Club 2; Student Council 1+; Bowling 3, 1+j Homemaking Club 2, 3. EDITH LENEKEH Soccer 2; Basketball 2; Band 2; Journalism 2, 3, ki FHA 2, 3, ki FHA Treasurer ij; FFA Queen 1; Bowling 3� 1 ; Treasurer 2. FRED SCHMID Football 2, 3, ij; FFA 1; Track 3; ij-H 1; Wrestling 2; Vice- President ij. EVELYN WILSON Soccer 1, 2, 3, ij; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, ij; Stamp Club 2; FHA 2, 3, ki k-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3? Cheerleader ij; FHA Queen 2; Bowl- ing 3, ; FHA Vice President 3j Presi- dent 2+; Reporter ij. ELINOR GROSS Soccer 1, 2, 3, 2+; Basketball 1, 2; Soft- ball 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 2+� Journalism 2, 3, k; FHA 2, 3, Ij.; ij-H 1, 2, 3, 2+J Library Club 1, 2; All State Choir 3; Secretary ij. HARRY SHAUL FFA 1, 2, 3, 1+; Ij--H 1, 2, 3, ij.; Boys Homemaking 3« tom McCarthy KONALD HEYN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Lj.; Baseball 1, 2, 3� FFA 1, 2; Track 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3� U; President i|j Boy's Homemaking Club 2; Class President I|.. CARLENE GILLETTE RICHARD HAITH Band 1, 2, 3, k; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3j Cheerleader 1, 2, 1+; Sextet 2, 3; Syracuse Citizenship Award; All State 2, 3; Glass Treasurer. Football 1; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, ij.; B aseball 1, 2, 3, Dramatic's Club 2; Track 2, 3, I+; Boy's Homemaking L .; Sec- retary 1. BEN FOSTER JR. Baseball 2; FFA 1; i|-H Ij Wrestling team y RUTH HENDRICKS Dramatic's Club 1, 2; Bowling 1|. LELAND MABIE FFA 1, 2, 3, Lf.; Dra- matic's Club 2; 1|-H 1; FFA Treasurer Ij., WILLIAM MIZERAK Football 1, 3, bl Basketball 1, 2, 3 Jj.; Baseball ij.; Track 3� SETH YERQON Football Ij.; Basket- ball 2, 3, i|; Base- ball 1,. 2, 3, b; Track 3; Boy's Home- making 1, 2, 3, -1+. LAURA WEBSTER Soccer 1, 2, 3� 1+; Basketball 1, 2; Soft ball' 2, 3; Band 1, 2 3, ij.; Choir 1, 2, 3, ij.; Student Council 3� ij.; Secretary 3; FHA Cheerleader 2, 3; Dance B and V S SALLY WILLCOX Band 1, 2; FHA 2, 3, 1+; Library Club 1, 2; FHA Treasury 3; FHA Parliamentarian b� FRED THOMPSON Football 1, 2, 3; Track 3� Vice Presi- dent 2 GEORGE BURNSIDE Baseball 1, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 1+; Bowling 3, U; Dramatic's Club 2; Homemaking Club 3. CLASS WILL To Evelyn Camp, Sally Willcox leaves her car to transport her to all of the ball games� Ronnie Heyn wills to Bob Loucks and David Yerdon his height to help them during the coming basketball season. Dick Haith wills his rule of Maple Avenue to Fabian Bressett. Carol Boyce leaves her musical ability and accompanyist duties to Clara Bowen. Elinor Gross wills her job as nurse’s assistant to Lois Titus and Ella Mae Burbridge. To Reta Cohn and Jackie Neal, Ruth Hendricks leaves her artistic sbility. Evelyn Wilson wills her seat on Bus 10 to Larry Weeks and Wilona Geddes to share and share alike. Edith Leneker leaves her bowling ball plus her ability to Marian Eckler and Marie Dana. Seth Yerdon leaves his position on the football team to Bill Snyder. Harry Shaul leaves his ability in art to his brother Leslie and Marlene Schrull. Bill Lane leaves his seat in the senior homeroom to Bonnie Edwards for memories sake. George Burnside wills to JoAnn Prill, Myrtle Yerdon and Dorothy Kanzler his noon-hour job in the cafeteria. Tommy McCarthy leaves to Jimmy Snyder his interests in Tuscarora Farm so that he can someday become owner of East Hill. Fred Thompson wills the record Why Do They Always Say No? to Maggie Eckler. Fred Schmid leaves his nice smile to Shirley Tabor so he can at least smile at his own jokes. Willie Mizerak leaves his ability to fall asleep in Social Studies class to Donald Gates. Leland Mabie leaves his rule of South Valley to Dorothy Kanzler. Carlene Gillette wills to Kathie Nelson all of her happy days in Chemistry class. Ben Foster wills to Vaughn Edwards his yellow convertible to drive to school—especially on those chilly winter days. Laura Webster leaves her ability to hop out of bed, eat a woman-size breakfast, meet the gang on the corner, and still arrive at school on time to her next door neighbor--Clifford Wright. Mr. Spurchise leaves his handy booklet— 1,000,000,000 Money-making Projects For Senior Classes Who Need Extra Funds to Fir. Treadway and Miss Ehrmann. Carlene Gillette CLASS HISTORY The Class of '55 started its career in Kindergarten with 9 members...George Burnside, Carlene Gillette, Bill Lane, Edith Leneker, Tommy McCarthy, Fred Thompson, Sally Willcox, Seth Yerdon and Willie Mizerak. They formed the beginning of our great Journey—from grammar school to high school. We were Joined in first grade by Dick Haith, Carol Boyce and Ruth Hendricks. At this time, we mastered our ABC's with Miss Gilday. Our little troop continued its Journey through the second grade unchanged. However, in third grade, Elinor Gross made the superstitious take notice as she became number 13. Somehow, we survived the gruesome multiplication tables. Fourth grade proved to be a new and wonderful exper- ience to us. Evelyn Wilson and Harry Shaul came to our school and on we went to the fifth grade. This was the year Edith Leneker received the surprise of her life— Tommy dunked her long black pigtail in a bottle of ink. Laura Webster became our new ally to the worthy cause. With Mrs. Cole's help, the greatness of our country became vivid to us. Already, we were in the sixth grade, with one new face—LeHand Mabie. We were happy to have Mrs. Briffett as our teacher, and at the end of the year, we decided our first six grades were all anyone could hope for. Could it be possible? We were in the seventh grade, with three new classmates. Ronnie Heyn, Fred Schmid and Ben Foster boosted our total to 20. My howwe grew up that year—especially learning to take care of ourselves. Grades eight through eleven seem like fleeting moments. During this time, we were deeply engrossed in several new subjects and in many money raising projects. Mr. Spurchise took over the helm in our Sophomore year, and has remained as our advisor since that time, guiding us on through to this—our Senior year. And now we sre Seniors. Upon reminiscing, we realize that our journey thus far is but a beginning. Our thoughts turn now to the future—our aims still high, and our goals new. With these new goals, we pledge to do our best to reflect credit to our parents and our Alma Mater. Carol Boyce ROW I. R. Loucks; P. Bressett; D. Yerdon; J. Snyder. ROW II. M. Eckler; J. Neal; G. Bowen; R. Cohn; E. Camp; K. Nelson; Y. Edwards; D. Kanzler; E. Burbridge; D. Becker; W. Geddes; M. Dana. ROW III. Mr. Treadway; L. Weeks; L. Shaul; C. Wright; M. Eckler; L. Titus; M. Yerdon; J. Prill; V. Edwards; W. Stannard; Miss Ehrmann. ROW I. J. Prill; L. Titus; M. Dana; M. Eckler; K. Nelson; E. Gamp; Y. Edwards. ROW II. Mr. Treadway; L. Weeks; E. Burbridge; C. Bowen; L. Shaul; Miss Ehrmann; R. Loucks. ROW I. R. Leneker; R. VanDewerker; G. Boyce; D. Hoke. ROW II. J. Clapper; C. Wickwlre; A. Buckmeir; C. Weiner; G. Mallory; J. Juhl; P. Schwarz; E. Crewell; R. Snyder; S. Hubbell; S. O'Neill; J. Mpdsen; J. Hull. ROW III. D. Bowen; H. Eckler; D. Dornburg; H. Fassett; D. Utter; K. Emerson; J. Greene; G. Mead; R. Snyder; H. Edmonds; R. Scramlin; K. McKone. ROW I. 1-i. Thompson; A. Dubben; B . Hawver; S. Webster; 3. Leslie; J. Gross;. J. Smith; G. McCarthy; M. Osborn; B. Forbes; C. Graves; A. Funke; M. Mabie. ROW II. Mrs. Stevens; J. Prian; W. Thompson; F. Bliss; R. Moore; W. Roberts; C. McCall; E. Smith; W. Shipway; F. Gilday; G. Laymon; J. Shipway; D. Terpenning. ROW I. G. Clapper; W. Emerson; D. Hendricks; R. Rickard; D. Webb. ROW II. J. Peaslee; P. Kelley; M. Proper; S. Robinson; B. Snyder; B. Graves; V. LaSalle; D. Erwin; J. Bar- ringer; E. Nelson; J. Winne; H, Tabor. ROW III. G. Yerdon; J. Edwards; P. Schrull; J. Pukas; R. Leneker; J. Shulgay; J. Rodrigues; R. Pust; D. Yerdon; S. Loucks; W. McCarthy; M. Adair; Mr. Klubko. ROW I. R. Thompson; P. Becker; J. Webster; C. Hoke; H, Youngs; A. Butler; M. Elliot; C. Gately; B. Juhl; J. Shipway. ROW II. J. Crewell; J. Mickel; S. Foster; E. Bassler; D. Leslie; C. Alpaugh; J. Forbes; M. Gaughan. ROW III. p, Moore; D. Haith; W. Mabie; D. Pegg; R. Reynolds; Mrs. Briffett; C. Hull; M. Parsons; D. O'Neill; E. Smith; D. Webster; D. Reynolds. ROW I. N. Tripp; S. Mann; K. Young; D. Weiner; M. Thompson; J. Crewell; D. Forbes. ROW II. S. Erwin; B. Jones; T. Becker; R. Forbes; B. Hath- away; J. Thompson; V. Chamberlain; A. Kerzick. ROW III. F. Jackson; V. Sloan; G. Snyder; R. Handsen; L. Biggar; J. Burnside; S. Dubben; Mrs. Yerdon. ROW I. G. Burbridge; D. Robinson; F. Blumenstock; B. Hull; L. Schwarz; N. Kelley; J. McKone; D. Brodie; K. Yerdon; R. Copley. ROW II. B. Webster; J. Kanzler; R. Osterhout; J. Snyder; R. Stevens; R. Lasher; H. Cole; R. Gohde; B. Crain; L. Snyder. ROW III. Mrs. Nelson; B. Vogel; N. Rezin; H. Smith; D. Morriss; D. Shipway; V. Proctor; J. Greene; A. Al- paugh; R. Webster; R. Griffiths. ROW I. R Madsen; J. Crewell; S. Cole; C. Hubbell; L. Porath; G. Mickle; D. Wikoff. ROW II. J. Madison; E. Brodie; J. Camp; S. Trewin; E. Young; B. Sloan; S. Willcox; B. Snyder; T. Dowling; G. Thompson; A. Pegg; S. Vogel. ROW III. D. Keller; M. Lakovics; W. Mallory; D. Thompson; Mrs. LaBue; S. Chandler; M. Eckert; B. Harris. ROW I. W. Thompson; G. Olsen; R. Vogelien; G. Morris; E. Hubbell; D. Moyer; L. Harrington; D. Proctor; W. Pox. ROW II. J. Thompson; D. Jones; E. Bowen; S. Willcox; G. Winne; R. Forbes; R. Tripp; G. Hawver; G. Pitcher. ROW III. P. Brodie; E. Ryan; D. Mickel; M. Lighthall; M. Zubowich; L. Johnson; K. Babbitt; M. Leneker; R. Lay- mon; N. Lusher; Mrs. Cole. ROW I. E. Thompson; G. Whiteman; K. Ahlers; M. Gedart; K. Youngs; R. Jones; M. Pukas; M. Leslie; D. O'Neill; N. Harrington; C. Olsen. ROW II. J. Webb; R. Smith; L. Vogel; B. Terpening; K. Breadel; L. Perry; S. Brodie; C. Adair; D. Bliss; C. Crain. ROW III. Mrs. Cummings; N. Snyder; D. Bowen; A. Mabie; J. Weidman; E. Smith; E. Yerdon; R. Lasher; R. Emerson. ROW I. S. Blumenstock; L. Schraga; M. Semrov; P. Emerson; K. Erwin; R. Elliott; A. Johnson; L. Cramer; G. Baxter; N. Weidman; C. Plankenhorn; J. Peaslee. ROW II. W. Snyder; D. Gohde; J. Rich. P. Nostrant; L. Bar- ringer; H. Griffeths; W. Eckert; G. Madsen; J. Babbett; R. Crippen. ROW III. P. Eckert; E. Chandler; E. Pox; H. Vogelien; R. Herson; M. Shipway; W. Geddes; W. Snyder; L. Rose; J. Alpaugh; Mrs. Lehman. ROW I. B. Vogel; J. Young; P. Spencer; M. Killmeier; R. Johnson; G. Whitney; H. Snyder; J. Bliss. ROW II. E, Sloan; W. Armitstead; I. Tines; M. Bassler; M. Becker; D, Ottman; J. Dziadik; W. Hildenbrand. ROW III. Miss Camp; N. Biggar; R. Brodie; K. Graham; G. Dornburgh; L. Dornburgh; G. Dornburgh; T. Parslow; R. Short; G. Webster. ROW I. d. Wikoff; A. Hubbell; C. Smith; D. Chamberlain; L. Pollette; D. Bliss; D. Cole; L. Hull; D. Smith; E. Moyer. ROW II. k. Young; p. Vedder; D. Priest. R. McCarthy; T. Parsons; S. Baldwin; S. Madison; S. Darling; D. Snyder; J. Hull. ROW III. S. Rezen; B. Erwin; L. Smith; C. Klubko; R. McCall- J. Kovac; R. Yerdon; Mrs. Salerno. ROW I. P. Tines; D. Digman; E. Ahlers; J. Thompson; D. Baldwin; A. Pox; R. Alpaugh; F. Yerdon; J. Snyder; T. Armitstead; L. Gohde; R. Peaslee; B. Vogel. ROW II. L. Moyer; D. Jones; A. Dowling; K. Edick; A. Brooks; S. Dibble; C. Gerling; N. Johnson; N. Whitney; L. Mabie; G. Nielsen; C. May; S. Gaughan; Miss Gilday. ROW I. B. Hildenbrand; I. Dibble; K. Olsen; G. Baxter; J. Egnaczyk; K. Parsons; E. Moyer; D. Vogelien; D. Bassler. ROW II. B. Skelton; Y. Vedder; C. Flint; T. Thompson; D. Wicoff; C. Haith; N. Crain; D. Madison; B. Bliss; B. Camp. ROW III. Mrs. Marks; N. Robinson; R. Gurney; G. Crippen; P. Weidman; R. Campbell, R. Field; S. Moore. Our KinJ rtj eur Row I. R. Parsons; T. Wikoff; J. Canpbell; J. Hathaway; D. McCaffery; C. Brodie. ROW II. K. Sloan; C. Dziadik; G. Smith; G. McCall; D. Bauernfeind; Mrs. Wilmot. ROW I. D. Mann; T. Brodie; T. Darling; D. O'Neill; J. Forbes; L. Spencer; E. Rury; G. Bliss; P. Tripp. ROW II. W. Olsen; L. May; J. Moore; A. Schaer; K. Smith; N. Trewin; E. Benjamin; P. Brigham; Mrs. Billington, ROW I. S. Yerdon; F. Gilday; C. McCall; S. Loucks; J. Shulgay; K. Emerson; H. Eckler. ROW II. W. Shipway; V . Mizerak; P. Bressett; R. H eyn; R. Mead; R. Loucks; P. Schmid; R. Moore. We are all very proud of our football souad, which played through the season to r three-way tie for first place last fall. The boys won all of their games except a thriller on a muddy field against our traditional rival--Spring- field. In the play-offs, we lost in the first round to Worcester. The latter team went on to defeat Springfield and take first place. Van Hornsville 13 Cherry Valley 1+2 Worcester li+ Cherry Valley 36 Earlville 26 Cherry Valley 36 Hartwick 21+ Cherry Valley 36 Schoharie 19 Cherry Valley 36 Springfield 19 Cherry Valley 13 mat Squads LEFT TO RIGHT. S. Loucks; F. Bressett; L. Weeks; R. Mead: R. Heyn; R. Haith; W. Mizerak; R. Loucks; 0. Yerdon. HOW i. D. Shipway; G. Boyce; G. Mead; D. Terpenning; F. Gilday; H. Eckler. ROW II. W. Shipway; R. Moore; H. Edmonds; C. McCall; J. Greene; D. Utter; W. Thompson. ROW I. R. Moore; L. Wlckwire; R. Loucks; R. Haith; R. Heyn; R. Mead; S. Yerdon; F. Bressett; J. Deselets; S. Loucks. ROW II. W. Snyder; C. Wright; R. Morton; H. Edmonds; C. McCall; L. Weeks; W. Thompson; W. Shipway; Coach Nostrant. ROW I. S. Leslie; M. Mabie; C. Boyce; M. Dana; A. Dubben; J. Hull. ROW II. J. Gross; A. Funke; D. Becker; M. Eckler; C. Graves; J. Juhl; C. Weiner. ROW III. Mrs. Yerdon; B. Hawver; M. Eckler; M. Schrull; N. Vogelien; J. Smith; E. Gross; L. Webster; L. Titue; Miss Donovan Sfisfits CLOCKWISE. M. Dana; C. Graves; A. Funke; W. Geddes; A. Dubben; M. Thompson; M. Eckler; Mrs. Nostrant; M. Mabie; J. Juhl; C. Boyce; M. Schrull; M. Eckler; K. Nelson; L. Titus. ( heer oCeaders LEFT TO RIGHT. C. Weiner; A. Funke; B. Hawver; N. Vogelien; S. Webster; A. Dubben; J. Juhl. activities Student fauncit President--Ronald Heyn Vice Fresident—Carol Boyce Secretary--Lols Titus Treasurer--Margaret Eckler Reporter--Clara Bowen Advisors--Mr. Klubko and Mr. Rose Our Student Council has been active in several pro- jects this year. Notable among these projects are the Minstrel Show, which was presented in February, the form- ation of a chapter of the National Honor Society in our school, and the compilation of a Handbook for the student body. The Council holds regular meetings every two weeks, with the President presiding. At these meetings, pro- blems which the student body may have are discussed. Once a month, a report is given to the Junior and Senior High school student body in the form of a group Student Govern- ment meeting. The Student Council is once again planning to sponsor an Athletic Dinner honoring our athletic teams. This affair was instituted last year by the Council, and it is hoped that it will be held annually. ROW I. M. Dana; L. Titus; C. Boyce; R. Heyn: C. Bowen; M. Eckler. ROW II. D. Leslie; P. Moore; P. Kelley; C. Weiner. ROW III. Mr. Klubko; W. Lane; D. Terpenning'; D. Utter; L. Weeks; L. Webster; J. Gross; D. Erwin; Mr. Rose. ROW I. M. Yerdon; B. Forbes; K. Cohn; E. Camp; M. Thompson; M. Graham; E. Burbridge. ROW II. Mrs. Stevens; E. Gross; L. Titus; L. Shaul; M. Schrull; J. Prill. ROW I. D. Yerdon; D. Bovon; P. Schwarz; T. Bliss. Ro' ; II. L. Titus; M. Graham; J. Neal; J. Hull; C. Wright; J. Prill; E. Burbridge; Mrs. Nielson. ROW I. A. Butler; S. Foster; P. Moore; G. Boyce; F. Bressett; W. Snyder; R. Haith; R. Loucks; D. Yerdon; G. Mead; J. Shipway; R. Scramlin. ROW II. A. Buchmeir; S. O'Neill; P. Schwarz; S. Leslie; B, Hawver; J. Hull; E. Burbridge; J. Neal; J. Frill; C. Boyce; M. Dana; C. Weiner. ROW III. E. Gross; M. Graham; N. Vogelien; K. Nelson; J. Smith; G. McCarthy; L. Webster; L. Titus; J. Gross; M. Schrull; M. Yerdon; Mr. Schraga; C. Graves; C. Gillette . ROW I. J. Shipway; W. Emerson; M. Mabie; C. Boyce; D. Webster; M. Dana; H. Tabor; E. Bassler; C. Weiner; S. Foster. ROW II. R. VanDewerker; B. Hawver; A. Dubben; C. Graves; S. Tabor; P. Schwarz; A. Buchmeir; C. Gillette; R. Scramlin; G. Boyce; Mr. Schraga. ROW III. N. Vogelien; K. Nelson; F. Gilday; G. Mead; W. Shipway; C. Wright; M. Graham; D. Yerdon; J. Shipway; L. Webster; D. Pegg. ROW I. M. Thompson; L. Schraga; B. Jones; R. Emerson; E. Young; A. Fegg; R. Herson; L. Cramer; D. Bliss; K. Erwin; F. Emerson; P. Nostrant; L. Rose; G. Thompson; M. Leslie; J. Mann. ROW II. R. Vogelien; D. Keller; M. Lakovics; B. Harris; M. Shipway; S. Schwarz; R. Copley; D. Wright; B. Crain; A. Eutler; B. Perry; N. Kelley; M. Pukas; I. Cole; L. Herrington; R. Lasher. ROW III. M. Gaughan; J. Forbes; J. Snyder; H. Smith; T. Griffiths; P. McCarthy; D. Bowen; L. Biggar; W. Snyder; R. Osterhout; G. Hawver; F. Blumenstock; R. Stevens; R. Webster; Thompson; G. Snyder; J. Burnside; S. Dub- ben; Mr. Schraga. T. Bliss; Mr. Treadway; B. Hawver; C. Weiner; J. Shipway; J. Hull; A. Dubben; S, Webster. ROW I. M. Yerdon; B. Hawver; A. Dubben. ROW II. J. Neal; E. Gross; E. Wilson; J. Prill; M. Eckler. ROW III. Miss Donovan; £. Webster; E. Burbridge; C. Bovce: M. Eckler. ROW 1. n. UcKler; R. Snyder; H. Mallory; R. Scramlin; D. Dornburgh; R. Becker. ROV; II. Mr. Rose; J. Madsen; G. Laymon; S. Tabor; J. Prian; J. Snyder; W. Stannard; H. Fassett. R0W III. W. Gaughan; R. Loucks; G. Burnside; T. McCarthy; W. Roberts; L. 'Weeks; V. Edwards; E. Smith; H. Edmonds; L. Mabie. ROW I. K. Lasher; D. Jamba; P. Blumenstock; E. Brodie; W. Snyder; S. Vogel; J. Madsen. ROW II. D. Yerdon; R. Osterhout; P. Schrull; R. Griffiths; J. Forbes; W. McCarthy; D. Hendricks; J. McCarthy; Mr. Hull. J union «na demon 3)auRy Clubs ROW I. W. Stannard; E. Wilson; J. Snyder. ROW II. R. Scramlin; T. McCarthy; Mr. Rose; H. Edmonda; R. Becker. faculty autographs student autographs St PARR'S SHOE STORE QUALITY SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS Phone I4.-I4.333 9 Canal Street Fort Plain SMART SHOP WOMEN'S AND MISSES' WEARING APPAREL Canajohaire Cooperstown CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS G. L. F. SERVICE Fort Plain, New York Compliments of TRIANGLE RESTAURANT FINE FOODS LEGAL BEVERAGES Cherry Valley, New York Phone I462I Compliments of LARRY AND ETHEL JUSTICE RAMBLE INN Cherry Valley Compliments of CHERRY VALLEY COLOR SHOP Sherwin-Williams Paints and Wall Paper Cherry Valley, New York VOSBURGH'S Exclusive distributor of Frigidaire Products Three stores to serve you Fort Plain Canajohaire Gloversville Compliments of YERDON BROS. Dairy Farms Hay and Straw Phone C. V. 608l or 6086 ere X l r GREETINGS FROM MEMBERS Compliments of OF OTSEGO COUNTY CHERRY VALLEY CHAPTER NATIONAL BANK No. 314-1� 0. E. S. Cherry Valley, New York Congratulations Seniors AUGUR’S CORNER BOOK STORE NORM’S 5 10 Smith-Corona Portable Typewriters Main Street Cherry Valley, New York Personalized Stationary 71 Main Street Cooperstown, N. Y. Compliments of H. E. SCHOOLEY CO. SHORT STOP Lumber Paint Mason Bldg. Supplies Floor Sanders RESTAURANT Wallpaper Streamers Glass Cooperstown, N. Y. Richfield Spa. N. Y. Phone 257 RICHFIELD Compliments of SPORT CENTER Sporting Equipment PLEASANT BROOK HOTEL f j SK •V 1 J JAMES A. VAN ALSTINE Plumbing - Heating Hardware 1922-1955 Cherry Valley, New York Compliments of W. F. GILDAY Insurance Cherry Valley, New York Compliments of Compliments PORT PLAIN HARDWARE Retail and Wholesale Hardware BILL DAY Phone lj.5l4.6l Richfield Springs, N. Y. Ready Mix Concrete JOHN E. BASSLER Lumber - Mason Supplies E. D. CONKLIN SON Main St. Phone 33 Sales - Service Commercial Refrigeration Electrical Contracting Installations-Repairs-Supplies We Service All Makes Richfield Springs, N. Y. Cherry Valley, N. Y. Phtfne ij.921 Compliments of HERRIEFP’3 CLOTHES SHOP Compliments of OTSEGO FOREST PRODUCTS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Inc. 200 Main St. Phone 583 Cooperstown, N. Y. Oneonta, N. Y. Your Market for Logs The Cooperative Way Here O 14 K BEST WISHES T 0 CHERRY VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL PROM LANE CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION GENERAL CONTRACTORS MERIDEN, CONNECTICUT COMPLIMENTS OP COMPLIMENTS KENNETH BOWEN 0 F Roseboom General Store OTTMAN MOTORS Phone 5309 COOPERSTOWN Madison County NEW YORK Construction Co., Inc P. 0. B ox l!|. South Valley, New York We Compliments of Compliments of DERRICKS Better Shoes VAN'S FLOWER SHOP 86 Main Street Cherry Valley, New York Cooperstown, New York John Schnider--Ed Costello Phone 6I4.81 MR. AND MRS. L U C I A N I EXTEND BEST W I S H E S TO THE S E N I ( ) R CLASS Compliments of Compliments of MITCHELL MOVING AND ELLSWORTH AND SILL STORAGE LADIES' APPAREL--CURTAINS Grove Street SHADES--BLANKETS Cooperstown, New York Phone II4.6 Telephone 107 Cooperstown, New York OUR BEST WISHES BAUDER OIL COMPANY INC. FUEL OIL AND KEROSENE Phone I4.-I4.2OI--Fort Plain, New York ,+ zu. BEST WISHES FROM COPLEY and BARRINGER TED'S CORNER STORE OLDSMOBILE SERVICE Phone 5672 GAS SERVICE Roseboom, New York Cherry Valley, New York Compliments of JIMMY'S BEAUTY FRED LAUNSBACK'S and BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENT WAVES Our Speciality Cherry Valley, New York Phone Cherry Valley 6521 LIPE FEED COMPANY, INC. Compliments of FEED FUEL COAL LIPPITT'S JEWELRY STORE GRINDING BUILDING SUPPLIES GIFTS FOR ALL Phone 5891 OCCASIONS Cherry Valley, New York Cooperstown, New York SPROUT BROOK GARAGE Best Wishes to the Class of 195U HARRY'S RESTAURANT J. H. Greene HOME COOKED FOODS Phone Fort PlaJn l .-3l|05 ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES Canajoharie R. D. No. 1 Phone l4.6I(. Route 28 Richfield Springs, N. Y. $ hop D. R. SPRINGER SONS Compliments of CASE--DeLAVAL--NEW HOLLAND CHERRY VALLEY CATERPILLAR TELEVISION SALES--PARTS--SERVICE Phones I4.7I6 and 531 Richfield Springs, New York WILLIAM ROBINSON Representing Phone 331 GEORGE BIANCHINE SONS MOCCASINS BASKETS DECALS THE TEPEE KEN GURNEY IRIS GURNEY Cherry Valley, N. Y. EARL HOOK Compliments of DRY GOODS STORE K. J. BAUDER INC. Successor to Carhart's RICH PLAN Ladles Wear Dry Goods Notions ZERO FOOD STORAGE Fort Plain, N. Y. BAUDER GAS ELECTRIC Fort Plain, N. Y. Here. ELECTROLUX Congratulations Seniors SALES AND SERVICE SCHULTS' SHOE STORE The Cleaner You Never Have to Empty J. T« Herson SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Phone S Sh Cherry Valley Canajoharie, New York CRAIN'S PHARMACY Compliments of DRUGS--SODA SUBURBAN PROPANE VETERINARY SUPPLIES GAS CORPORATION Cherry Valley, New York Richfield Springs, New York RURY'S POOD STORE Compliments of GROCERIES RUBY'S MEAT--VEGETABLES DEPARTMENT STORE Cherry Valley, New York Richfield Springs, New York Compliments of COOPERSTOWN FROZEN FOODS Compliments of Full Line of MEATS--FROZEN FOODS PROCESSING OF MEATS HAROLD A. KAYNER Representing MUTUAL OF OMAHA 10 Chestnut Street--Phone 32 Richfield Springs, New York Cooperstown, New York Phone 32l|W Here Compliments of CENTRAL HOTEL and BOWLING ALLEY Phone ij.671 and ij.68l Cherry Valley, N. Y. Compliments of HERB'S CAMERA SHOP and STUDIO EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC 17 CENTER STREET PORT PLAIN, N. Y. Compliments of SKINNER AND WELCH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Phone i|8i| Richfield Springs, N. Y. MOHAWK VALLEY MUSIC SALES, INC. PIANOS - ACCORDIONS - RECORDS - ALBUMS School Rentals Our Specialty — Complete Repairs 13- 15 First Street Ilion, New York Phone 1998 CLun. RAYMOND G. EHRMANN DEPENDABLE PHARMACIST Purity and Accuracy 13 -- Phones — 92 Main Street EVERSON-WICK MOTOR CO. PONTIAC — BUICK CADILLAC 171 Main Street Phone 17 Cooperstown New York Richfield Springs, New York BEECH-NUT PACKING COMPANY Incorporated 1899 CANAJOHARIE, N. Y. MR K. Compliments of Compliments of DAIRYMEN'S ICE CREAM CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC, and MRS. CHARLES OTTMAN and FAMILY Phone 5-14-444 Cherry Valley, N. Y. Utica, New York DAIRYMEN'S LEAGUE C?cdnm Compliments of BEST WISHES FROM VILLAGE MOTEL THE HAGE BROTHERS AND SNACK BAR The Proprietors of Richfield Springs, N. Y. HOTEL FORT PLAIN U. S. Rt. 20 Fort Plain, New York W. E. SHIPWAY SON International Harvestor Tractors Farm Machinery Milkers Refrigerators Freezers Cars- CHEVROLET- Trucks Official AAA Service Days 576I- Phone- Nights 5581 Cherry Valley, New York SCHOLET FURNITURE INC. For the Finest in FURNITURE and BEDDING Fort Plain, New York Class Rings JOSTEN'S Owatonna, Minn. Year Books Announcements FLETCHER COX Slingerlands, N. Y. Caps Gowns Awards ni%JU r CLAYTON Service Station Mobilgas Oil Tires, Batteries and Accessories MAIN CHURCH STS. RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y. Compliments of the ANDREWS PRESS Richfield Springs, N.Y, WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Main Street Cooperstown, New York Home Owned--K.J. Shepard THE CHERRY VALLEY NEWS OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS PRINTING LeVere Winnie, Prop, B. GRAY and SONS Phone i+ -153 Quality Furniture at prices that please Canal Street Fort Plain, New York Compliments of ONEIDA MARKETS Cherry Valley, New York FRANK PATTERSON AND SONS Dealers In OLIVER AND GEHL PRODUCTS DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Phone 1481 Richfield Springs, N. Y. Tli 1 . Compliments of Withey Drug Store Cooperstown New York The Second National Bank of Cooperstown, N. Y. Danny's Pood ?4arket Cooperstown New York Randall Biody Weilding Supply, Inc. WGY POOD PRODUCTS COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS East Herkimer, W. Y. Albany Glens Palls Gas Electric Weilding Supplies Equip. The Class of WATCH SHOP Murray B. Sweet ‘58 Lake St. Richfield Spa. N. Y. Wishes the SENIORS The Best of Compliments of Luck Cherry Valley Theatre Mr. 6c Mrs. Edward Shipway We Compliments of Compliments of TRIANGLE RESTAURANT COOPERSTOWN FINE FOOD DINER LEGAL BEVERAGES Phone- i|_621 Cherry Valley, New York George Weiner Ruth Weiner Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1955 BRUCE L. HALL SON VILLAGE MOTEL and SNACK BAR COAL -- OIL -- LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS -- HARDWARE PAINT -- LINOLEUM Richfield Springs, N. Y. TILE and WALL COVERINGS U. S. Rt. 20 Cooperstown New York HARRY W . SMITH FORD SALES AND SERVICE CARS -- TRUCKS Z- TRACTORS 30 West Main Street Richfield Springs, N. Y. Compliments of HILL’S DEPARTMENT STORE CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Phone 188 Cooperstown, New Y0rk COOK’S AUTO AND SUPPLY COMPANY CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 139 Main Street--Cooperstown Phone 139 We KETCHAM’S Cherry Valley, New York Quality Clothing SPROUT BROOK GENERAL STORE GROCERIES FROZEN POODS--MEATS Phone Port Plain 1 -l j.ll M. and J. Pukas, Prop. Best wishes to the Class of '55 ROSE BROS. RED AND WHITE STORE Port Plain, New York Compliments of DONALD STEVENS' HARDWARE Gas and Electrical Appliances Du Pont Paint Easy Washers Main Street, Cherry Valley NATHAN SAMUELS INC. Men's and Boy's wear Mallory Hats-Freeman Shoes Van Heusen Shirts Clipper-Craft Suits Phone I4-882I - Fort Plain Congratulations Seniors HARDENDORP'S MARKET Your Friendly Grocer Main Street Cherry Valley, New York Compliments of ALPAUGH'S GARAGE Cherry Valley, N. Y. Day Phone 5251 Night Phone I4.3QI DANNY'S FOOD MARKET Cooperstown's Most Complete Pood Market Main Street Cooperstown e® � ts£ Best of Luck Seniors Prom The PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION JACK JILL SHOPS Togs and Things For-Toddlers, Tots and Teens Compliments of Glensfoot Farm. Pasteurized Milk Products Cherry Valley Lev York Canajoharie Cooperstown, New York Fort Plain Cherry Valley Coop. G.L.F. Service, Inc. Feed, Seed, Fertilizer and Farm Supplies Phone 69H Cherry Valley, N. Y. Compliments of What Rise” Community Drug Store E. J. Mackey, Prop. Cherry Valley, New York Phone Ij.721 PALATINE BUILDER’S SUPPLY Tile Formica BUILDING MATERIALS Palatine Bridge, N. Y. The Juniors wish to thank all those who have helped to make this book a suc- cess through placing ads with us. We hope that our readers will patronize our advertisers. - • . .