Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

THE CLASS CHITTENANGO HIGH SCHOOL Chittenango, New York ADVISOR William Pashley STAFF Virginia Tuttle Lenore Rapalski Suzanne Harris Patricia Maishock Barbara Kinahan Bob Schaefer Maureen Blasier Milton Thayer Arlene Dwyer Dave Geer Carlita Gillmeister Connie Foote TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD APPRECIATION DEDICATION ALMA MATER PALLADIUM STAFF STUDENT COUNCIL ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING CORNELL? INTO THE WORLD? •AJRttXlE. Dv«Y£H. APPRECIATION The class of 1957 wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the counsel, advice, and patience of these four teachers. We wish to thank them for their time and patience which have proved invaluable to us. We hope that in our future endeavors we may repay them with the satisfaction of knowing their efforts were not wasted. Jp- Ai  a S tai i Hail to Alma Mater May she ever stand. Always be surrounded by a loving band. And in grateful homage always we'll come back To the days we spent there 'Neath the red and black. To our Alma Mater, Always we'll be true; Though perhaps we'll wander all the wide world through And in loving homage always we'll come back To the days we spent there 'Neath the red and black. In this fair small village, May she ever stand; Always be surrounded by a loving band. As the Senior Classes from her portals flow. Always we'll remember her and Chitfenango. •ARlfc 4£ Dv«Y£H PALLADIUM STAFF CONNIE FOOTE BOB SCHAEFER Circulation Editors CARLITA GILLAAEISTER I PAT MAISHOCK Business Manager Boys' Sports Editor MILTON THAYER MAUREEN BLASIER Advertising Editor STAFF MESSAGE The staff of the 1957 Palladium wishes to thank Mr. Pashley, our advisors, the faculty and all other contributors to the success of the Palladium. As the first class to complete four years in the new high school, we would like to make it known that without their help and co-operation the satis- factory completion of these four years and this year- book would have been impossible. Editor VIRGINIA TUTTLE THE JUNIOR PLAY CAST Saul Hodgkins Elsie Winthrop Richard Winthrop Patricia Maishock Charles Murdock Miss Bourne Teddie Deacon Julia Price Mr. Price Mr. Sterling Jackson Peter Redding Connie Foote George Breakey Peggy Murdock Peter Hart Lenore Rapalski Dave Geer Eileen Sielow Robert Getman Bill Palmer Tom Conley DIRECTOR William Spinelli STUDENT DIRECTORS Maureen Blasier Sharon Green UNDERSTUDIES Barbara Kinahan Barbara Hofmann Harry Barbery MR. SPINELLI On March 23, 1956, the Junior class presented at Chittenango Cen- tral School its first play, The Ghost Train. Portraying the actions of various groups of people stranded in a lonely railroad station, the play was filled with mystery, suspense, anxi- ety, romance and humor. The Juniors filled their roles quite sufficiently and they sincerely thank Mr. Spinelli for his direction. JUNIOR PICNIC I. Kay Lamphere; 2. Mary McKinstry; 3. Sue Harris; 4. Pat Maishock; 5. Carol Cornell; 6. Barbara Kinahan; 7. Vallie Zick; 8. Carol Reynolds; 9. Jon Richardson; 10. Deanna Panebianco; II. David Geer; 12. Arlene Dwyer; 13. Maureen Blaiser; 14. Barbara Hofmann; 15. Janice Beck; 16. Peter Hart; 17. Connie Foote; 18. George Wager; 19. Mary Fisher; 20. Mary Darling; 21. Carlita Gillmeister. STUDENT COUNCIL PAT FOX Vice President MARY DARLING Secretary DIANNE COOPER Treasurer First row: Stefanie Rapalski, Arlene Dwyer, Virginia Gravenor, Claire Button. Second row: Lois Rhinehart, Pat Goodfellow, Dick Benedict, Stanley Roosevelt, Virginia Tuttle. CHITTENANGO CENTRAL SCHOOL CHITTENANGO. N. Y. MERRILL R. BRAYMEN. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1957: I wish to extend my sincere congratulations to the graduating class of 195?• You are a group of young men and women of whom the school and community can be justly proud. As a result of your labors of the past twelve years, you have completed one phase of your formal education. This is an important and a well-deserved achievement but should be seriously regarded as only a part of your progress toward a full and satisfying life. Your s'chool spirit, citizenship, and great variety of achieve- ments are highly commendable. My hope is that you will continue the good work which you have begun. Sincerely yours. Merrill R. Rraymen Supervising Principal CHITTENANGO CENTRAL SCHOOL CHITTENANGO. N. Y. DURWARD D. WEAVER. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1957: It is with a great deal of pleasure that I congratulate the class of 1957 on achieving a goal which every American boy or girl desires - graduation. For some, studies have come easy. For many of you they have been long, hard struggles. What you have achieved here at school will go with you through the rest of your lives. I hope that you will always be proud of your school and the friends that you have made here. Your class has contributed much to the development of this school and we, of the faculty, are very proud to have had the opportunity to work with you. May I, in behalf of the faculty and myself, wish each of you future success and happiness. Sincerely yours. Durward D. Weaver High School Principal Sealed Mr. He,ah. Mr. Bl.rrdi.rg. Mr. Grave,. Mr. Hener,. M • «• . Mr. Bullard, Mr. Durfee, Mr. Wesseldme. SECRETARIES MISS WESSEIDINE MRS. DANIEIS MRS. McAFEE 1. MR SORENSON, High School 2. MRS. LEWIS, High School 3. MISS SHEEHAN, High School 4 MRS. CASE, High School 5. MISS HAMMES, High School 6. MISS BETTINGER, High School 7. MRS. BUTMAN, High School 8. MR. SPINEllI, High School 9. MISS SWOTA, High School 10. MISS VAN ORDEN, High School 11. MR. BERARDINO, High School 12. MISS RHINEHART, High School 13. MRS. MARCY, High School 14. MR. SHEA, High School 15. MR. PASHLEY, High School 16. MR. BRAYMAN, High School 17. MRS. CHANLEY, High School 18. MISS BURT, High School 19. MR. WHEARTY, High School 20. MRS. EVANS, High School 21. MR. CHAPMAN, high School 22. MR. WEAVER, High School 23. MRS. WILSEY, High School F A C U L T Y .. 1. 2 3 4 5 6 7. 8. 9. 10. 1 1 12 13. 14 15. 16 17. 18 19 20 21. 22. 23. MRS BARMORE. H.gh School MRS LOVELL. H.gh School MRS HOLDRIDGE. H.gh School MRS KHARAS, High School MR LAWTON. High School MR GLEASON, High School MR FALLON, High School MR DAYE, High School MR BAZYDLO, H.gh School MR GEHRKE, High School MISS BOYD, High School MRS. BELDIN. High School MISS ARTHUR. High School MR TAYLOR. High School MR WILLIFORD. Elementary MISS ROSSE, Elementary MISS WEBBER MISS SPANO. Elementary MISS AVERY, Elementary MRS BITZ. Elementary MRS JAQUIN, Elementary MRS BUSHNELL. Elementary MR BURCHELL, Elementary Principal MRS. BORZELLE, Elementary MRS. DANEHY, Elementary MRS. DANIELS, Elementary MRS. WALDORF, Elementary MR. Dl CHRISTINA, Elementary MRS. MORAN, Elementary MR. SYNAKOWSKI, Elementary MRS. STEDMAN, Elementary MRS. SHELDON, Elementary MRS. O'KEEFE, Elementary MRS. HOPPER, Elementary MRS. DEVINE, Elementary MR. SULLIVAN, Elementary MRS. FIDELL, Elementary MR. ARTHUR, Elementary MRS. WALSHE, Elementary MISS HERRIMAN, Elementary MR. EBY, High School MRS. BETTINGER, Elementary MRS. BEHINGER, Elementary MISS ROSEN, Elementary MRS. HOUCK, Elementary 1. MRS. PECK, Elementary 2. MRS KALIN, Elementary 3. MISS McCANN, Elementary 4 MR ORGANEK, Elementary 5. MRS BENSON, Elementary 6 MRS HEATH, Elementary 7. MRS PROSSER, Elementary 8 MRS LARKIN, Elementary 9 MISS MONAGHAN, Elementary 10 MRS TAYLOR, Elementary 1 1. MR. SHUMARD. Elementary 12. MRS. MARSHALL. Elementary 13. MISS DE FOREST, Elementary 14 MRS SMITH, Elementary 15. MISS BRACY, Elementary 16. MRS. DORR, Elementary 17. MISS BARNETT, Elementary 18 MRS. DE FOREST, Elementary 19. MRS. POTTS, Elementary 20. MRS. SYNAKOWSKI, Elementary 21. MRS. GEHRKE, Elementary 22. MRS.“HENRY, Elementary 23. MRS. FORGHAM, Elementary ■ Hi Nurse MRS HOIDRIDGE Dental Hygiene MISS ROSEN Guidance MISS ARTHUR Driver Education MR. BAZYDLO Dietician MRS. RYBINSKI CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Olmstead Mrs Beeman Mrs. Richardson Mrs. Richardson H. Moth, E. Tyler, H. Dibble, V. Hopkins, M. Lasher, R. Agely. We wish to thank you, our bus drivers and maintenance staff, for all the extra services you have performed for us during our high school years. W. Rose, J. Smith, C. Settler, F. Carpenter, M. Burke, H. Fox, C. Gifford, W. Houck, H. Prescott, R. Johnson, H. Muth, L. Settler, H. Hildreth, D. Merriam. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DAVID GEER WILLIAM WILKENSON DEANNA PANEBIANCO HARRY BARBERY Smiley Chorus 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Click Club I. 2, 3; Special Chorus 3. 4, French Club 3; Baseball Manager 2. JANICE BECK Jan Girls' Chorus 1; High School Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Click Club 3. 4; Art Club 2, 3; FHA 2. 3; Dramatic Club 3; Girls' Intramurals 3, 4; Monitor Club 4 RICHARD LESTER BENEDICT Dick Senior Ball King; Special chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; FFA I; Madison County Festival 4; Student Council 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MAUREEN MARTHA BLASIER Rene Girls' Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, Officer 4, Cheerleading 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3; Fire Warden 2, 3; Monitor Club 3, 4; Class Play 4; Palladium Staff 4; Library Club 4; JV Cheer- leading Manager 3. 4; Class Play, Student Director 3. % ALTHEA BORTLE A Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3; GAA 2. 3. 4; FHA 1, 2; Girls Intramurals 1, 2, 3. RUTH ALICE BUTTON Dutch Dramatics Club 3; Latin Club 3; Special Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Whisper, Officer 4; Madison County Festival 4; GAA 4; Monitor 4; Girls' Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. PETER LYNN BUTTON Lover DONNA CARMAN Kay Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 1, 2; All-County Select Chorus 3, 4; All-County Festival 4; Caroleers 4; Monitor Club 4; All-State Sectional Band 4; Special Chorus; FHA Club; Girls' Chorus. RICHARD CARPENTER Dick Intramurals 1, 2; Fire Warden 3, 4. 1 THOMAS CONLEY Grunt Football 2, 3, 4; Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Fire Warden 2; Click Club; Junior Play; Senior Play; Latin Club; Oramatics Club; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Special Chorus. CAROL CORNELL Corny Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3; Modern Dance Club 2; FHA 3; Click Club; Dramatics Club 3; Girls' Intra- murals; Monitor. MARY HELEN DARLING Mare D Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Citizenship Award 3; Whis- pers Staff 2, 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; French Club I, 2, 3; FTA 4; Monitor Club 3; Girls' Intramurals. ARLENE HELEN DWYER linkerbell Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Whispers Staff 2, officer 3, 4; French Club 2, officer 3; Monitor Club 4; Senior Ball Queen; Palladium Staff; Library Club 4; Art Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; Girls' Intramurals; Girls' Chorus 4; Dance Club 2. ROBERT ELLER Butch Monitor 3, 4; Basketball Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 3; Baseball Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Chorus 4. MARY KAREN FISHER Mary Girls' Intramurals; Hockey Honor Team; Basketball Honor Team; Basketball Manager; Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3; Band 4; Art Club 3; Click Club 1. 2. 4. officer 3; Latin Club 3; GAA 2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE FOOTE Connie Palladium Staff 4; Library Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Monitor Club 4; Art Club 1, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Class Plays 3. 4; Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2. 3, 4; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 DAVID GEER Dave Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Click Club 3, 4; Whispers 3; Palladium Editor 4; Class President 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, treasurer; Chairman Junior Prom 3. ROBERT JAMES GETMAN Elvis Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Chorus 1; Monitor 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play. CARLITA ANN GILLMEISTER Bsbydoll Cheerleading 2. 3, 4; Student Council 3; Whispers 2, 3, Editor 4; Junior Prom Queen; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Palladium Staff 4; Library Club 3; French Club 1, 2. 3; Senior Play Student Director; Intramurals 1. 2; Modern Dance Club 2; Monitor Club; Fire Warden 3, 4. SHARON GREEN Sherry Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. 4; Dramatics Club 3; Click Club 3; FHA 3; Art Club 3; Intramurals 3; Whispers Club 4; Madison County Festival; Monitor 4; Caroleers 4 SUZANNE LEE HARRIS Sue Mixed Choru 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, Pretident 2; Palladium Staff 4; Art Club 2, 3; Library Club 3, Treasurer; FTA 4, Treasurer; Click Club, Officer 2, 3; Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4. PETER J. HART Pete Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Woodwind Trio 1, 2; Monitor 3, 4; Fire Warden 4; Dramatics 3; Library Club 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Play. BARBARA JEAN HOFMANN Barbie Class Officer I; Chorus 1f 2, 3, 4; Dra- matics 3; Senior Play; GAA 3, 4; Cheer leading 3, 4; Library Club 3. Officer; Latin Club 2, 3; Palladium Staff 4; Badminton Manager 3, 4; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Dance Club 2. MICHAEL HOGAN Hog Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Chorus I, 2, 3. 4; Palladium Staff 4; Intramurals 1,2. 3, 4. KAY FRANCES LAMPHERE Kay Ninth-Grade Girls' Chorus; High School Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Click Club 3. 4; Girls' Chorus 4; Modern Dance Club 1; GAA. BARBARA H. KINAHAN Barb Girls' Intramurals 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Palladium Staff 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Dramatic Club 3; Cheerleading 3, 4; Monitor Club 4; Badminton Manager 3, 4. H. MARIE McGUIRE Mickey Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Alpha Mega Phi 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Captain, Volleyball I, 2, 3; Captain, Basketball 1, 2, 3; Honor Team, Volleyball 4. PATRICIA ANN MAISHOCK Blinkers Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 4; Monitor 1, 4; Click Club 3, 4, Secretary; Art Club, Secretary 3; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer; Library Club 3; Student Council 1, 2; Music Festival 1; Junior Play; Palladium Staff 4; GAA 3, 4; Honor Team, Volleyball 4. SHIRLEY ANN HEFFRON McGILL Shirt Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Dramatic Club 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey first 2, 3, 4; Softball, first 2, 3. CHARLES McJURY Rod Football 1, 2; Baseball 1; Special Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Ball Prince 2. MARY McKINSTRY Aflac Girls' Iniramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Bend Club 3. 4, County Music Festivals 1. 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Girls' Chorus 4; Caroleers 4; Special Chorus 3, 4, Madison County Select Chorus 4, Dra matic Club 3; French Club 1. 2, 3; FHA 1, 2. 4; Monitor Club 4 DEANNA LEE PANEBIANCO Dee Art Club 3; Cheerleader 2; Library Club 4, Monitor 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Whispers 3; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Honor Team 3. 4; Volleyball Honor Team 3; Volleyball manager 4. WILLIAM PALMER Bomber Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Class Plays 3, 4; Chorus Mixed 4; Special Chorus 4. JOAN PERRY Joanie Chorus 3; Whispers Staff 4; Library Club 4; Monitor Club 4; Girls' Intramurals; Senior Play 4; Dramatics Club 3; Click Club 3; Student Council 1; Dance Club 2. LENORE ALICIA RAPALSKI Lenny Babe Special Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Girls' Chorus 4; Student Council 2. 3; Palladium Staff 4; DAR Award 4; Library Club, officer 3, 4; French Club 1, 2. 3; Whispers I, 2, 3. 4; Citizenship con ference 4; Class Plays 3. 4; Chairmar of Senior Ball; Chairman of Dinner-Dance; Intramurals 1, 2. 3; Monitor club 4; Dance Club 2. PETER DAVID REDDING Owl Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Footbali 1, 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; Student Council 3. 4; Class Officer 3; Dra- matics Club 3; Class Plays 3, 4; Boys Sport Intra- murals; Monitor Club 3, 4; Fire Warden 3, 4; Citizen Award 3. LAWRENCE SATTLER tarry Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball Intramurals 2; Monitor 4. CAROL SAWYER Carol ROBERT KENNETH SHAEFER Bob Monitor 3, 4; Fire Warden 3, 4; Class officer 3. EILEEN SIELOW Porkey Dramatics Club 3; Class Officer 2; Cheerleader 3; Girls' Intramurals 1 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Monitors Club 4; Library Club 2, 3; Whispers Staff 3, 4. MILTON THAYER JR. Poly Bear JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Palladium Staff 4; Junior Prom King 3; Fire Warden 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief 4; Mixed Chorus 4. PATRICIA GRACE THAYER Red FHA Club 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; Click Club 2, 3; Library Club 4; Dramatic Club 3; Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNARD TOWNSEND GEORGE WAGER Here Chorus 1; Chorus 4; Wrestling 4. BILL WILKENSON Art Gum Football 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Fire Warden 3, 4. VALLIE ZICK Val Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 2; Library Club 4; Click Club 2, 3, 4, Officer; Mixed Chorus 1, «2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 4; Music Festivals 4; Hockey Manager 1; Monitor Club 4; Caroleers 4; Art Club Officer 3. ) We, the Senior Class, wish to ex- press our thanks to you for the help and guidance that you have given us during our most important year in school—graduation year. We are all about to step into our different futures, and we know that our feet will be on the right paths, thanks to your help. EDITORIALS All the world's a stage; Every man in his time plays many parts — Shakespeare For the past twelve years, we, the graduating class of 1957, have played many roles in the first act of our lives—education. Now, th curtain is about to go up on a most important second act. In this act, young men and women will seek more education, vocations or marriage in an attempt to better the theater in which they are acting. This theawr is our America. She has set the scenes for many stirring events. Whlhever part we take, stirring or everyday, it will be a necessary ai J starring role. As in any play, a supporting cast is needed throughout « to aid those who shall make history. Each of iKshall be acting American citizens, whatever we do and wherever wapo. We shall ypy to make the theater greater by bettering ourselves, fj Virginia Tuttle High school is over now. The world lies before us. We have had a lot of laughter and some sorrow here. Soon everything will be memo- ries—the halls echo silent now. We are leaving the shelter of these walls. What lies before us? Next fall'some of us will again be freshmen with more years of hard study «head. Some of us have a job picked out in a business firm. Some of us are headed for a term in the service. Many problems are pressing that must be solved. How can we finance our college edi catipn? jppgrclas the stare-downs of the apply for that all many friends, the ios$ of ther with whom we've lost touch, and ——— mo e kno' wtedge to c pnlpnr,orit that What after college? What after the service? What about marriage •and thaefomittes we- may'raise? Maybe vd atoJJ meet and marry in college. Maybe you will-settle down wiflr our higR school sweetheart? Maybe you already have your marriage planned. There are many maybes, many uncertainties in the future and yet we do have one certainty—God is still there. He is still with you. If we can place our uncertainties, our fears, our doubts and our faith in Him, we will not fail and we needn't fear the thought of the future. - David A. Geer CLASS HISTORY In January of 1954 76 excited freshmen entered the new high school building to complete their laA four years of studies and activities. In September we had crosen as our class officers: President, Virginia Tuttle; Vice President, Wayne Wilsey; Secre- tary, Barbara Hofmann; Treasurer, Ju y Voaburgh. Due to our large enrollment we w ke divided into two sections with Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Marvin Mr. Olson came to replace Mrs. MarvinJ Our first money making activities w 13, and our orchestra dance which Boys, in the Spring. A number of our freshman boys Button, Peter Redding, Bill Hooker, send. Bob Eller, Milt Thayer, Jon R Newcomb, Bob Getmen, Otto Boyle Dick Tuttle, Morris Reals, Dave Gee Wilsey. Maureen Blasier was the leading squad. We ended the year looking forw our forthcoming year as sophomores. In our sophomore year, we el Mary Darling; Vice President, Bernard Townsend; Secretary, Eileen Sielow; Treasurer, Arlene Dwyer. Our enrollment in September numbered sixty-one. We were divided into three sections with Mr. Bazydlo, Mrs. Marcy, and Mr. Pasley as our advisors. We planned to make a success f all our activities. The first dance was the Pizza Party dance .with Deanna Panebianco and Charles McJury as co-chairmen. Yesf the biggest venture of the year, the one which boosted our tfeasury considerably, was the first annual Chicken Dinner Dance, iileen Sielow was the chair- man. We also had a bake sale whichjlproved to be quite profitable. Again our class contributed athletes to the school teams with nineteen boys who participated in two sports. In the cheerleading squad were Maureen Blasier, as a ,Varsilv cheerleader, and Ma Darling, Carlita Gillmeister, and Deapna in ,n the our advisors. At Mid-term a vie dance on November tured the Ozark Mountain active in sports: Peter DeVaul, Bernard Town- son, Mike Hogan, John buck McJury, Carl Harlan, ick Benedict and Wayne freshman on the cheer- with high expectations to as our officers: President, Again, our boys gave their abilities to C.C.S. sports. In football, Mike Hogan, Milton Thayer, Peter Redding, Bob Getman, Bill Wilkenson, Bill Palmer, and Tom Conley represented the class of 1957. On the Varsity Basketball team were: Peter Redding, Dick Bene- dict, Bob Getman, Bill Palmer, Milton Thayer, and Jon Richardson. Mike Hogan was a good performer on the wrestling team. The Junior girls who were on the Jay-Vee Cheerleading squad were: Barb Kinahan, Barb Hofmann, Carlita Gillmeister, and Eileen Sielow. On the Varsity Squad was Mary Darling This was also the year we elected the 1957 Palladium staff and started work on the first sixteen pages. The class chose Virginia Tuttle as editor. She moved to Syracuse in October and was replaced by David Geer. Mr. Pashley was the Yearbook advisor. The remainder of the staff was composed of Barb Hoffmann, literary Editor; Barb Kinahan, Typing Editor; Lenore Rapalski, Sports Editor; Connie Foote, Circulation Manager; Pat Maishock, Business Manager; Maureen Blasier, Advertising Manager; Arlene Dwyer, Art Editor; Sue Harris, Class Editor; Carlita Gillmeister, Photography Editor; Milton Thayer, Sports Editor; Mike Hogan, Assistant Advertising Manager; Bob Shaefer, Assistant Circulation Manager. We ended the year with an all out dues drive followed by the annual picnic at Green Lake State Park. We were all looking forward to the coming senior year with great hopes of graduation. But in September 1956, when we became Seniors, we realized that this wasn't time for a slacking off period, but rather a time for hard work in completing the arrangements for Washington, keeping up with studies, planning for graduation and the future— it seemed as if we never had a spare moment to |ust sit and rest We elected as our officers: President, David Geer; Vice President, Bill Wilkenson; Corresponding Secretary, Carlita Gillmeister; Re- cording Secretary, Denna Pandbianco; Treasurer, Arlene Dwyer. Our advisors were Mr. Bazydlo and Miss Burt. We had a host of activities confronting us but faced them mmt ’ “ (Play, ''Time Out for Ginger, Sp-nelll. The stars of this per L ‘ lenore Rapalski, I Bill Id buckled down to a year of hard ork so as to make this much e Mid Irjg ly. — In iate September, we received a joyous and sad feeling. Joyous to t if f- Thayer, Eileen Sielow, George Breeltey and Sharon Green. Milton ur class rings which gave us because our goal—graduation— c to having sahool and all were a Record Hop, featuring Steve TOTTfr Dim JJance; all of these J o«ted the, treasury con- • rofects wasthe M the ecl by Our first project was a vie dance, followed byr our sJconA Annual Chicken Dinner Dance. Later in the year came our memorable Junior Play and Junior Prom. Under the capable direction of Mr. William Spinelli, we pre- sented Ghost Train on March 27. Here we played our first roles in the wonderful world of make-believe. The cast included: Peter Redding, Lenore Rapalski, Eileen Seilow, George Breakey, Bob Get- man, Connie Foote, Peter Hart, Pat Maishock, David Geetr Bill Pal- mer, and Tom Conley. Under the general management ‘of Virginia Tuttle, this proved to be a very successful event. On May 11, the gym blossomed out into a Cypress Garden of flamingos, palm flowers and rock garden with th coming of our Junior Prom. Milton Thayer and CarljfT GITthyjsfbr -reigned as King and Queen. The attendants w wSeJenBution, Mary Darling, Thomas Conleys Maureen Bfasier, 6£rnar3 Townsend, Deanna Panebianco, a The Keynotes provided tfakmusic for a truf ala that will be remem The chairmen were Dave Geer and Mary Darling. Four students were selected by the class to receive the Citizen- ship Scholastic Award and attend a conference at Syracuse Univer- sity to compete for Maxwell Scholarships. They were: Virginia Tuttle, Mery Darling, Peter Redding, and David Geer. siderably. The biggesf oT fhe profi 'Ml ,..T|rne SenToi tfoys who represented the class on the varsity basketball team Wre: Bill Palmer, Peter Redding, Bob Getman, Milt Thayer and Dick Benedict. We were all very proud of these boys who have given so much time and energy to the school's teams. Bill Palmer was elected to the Tri-Valley League All-Star Team. We were also proud of our wrestlers, Mike Hogan and Peter .Buttqp. __ The girls on the VBrsity cheerleading squad wefe: Barbara Kinahan, Mary Darling, Barbara Hofmann altd Carlita Gtllmeiiler. We know that when we leave the halls of C.C.S. our hearts will be deeply filled with many unforgettable memories; memories of friends, teachers and experiences too numerous to mention. We also can look back with pride at the contributions many of our classmates have given the school. In conclusion The Class of 1957 would like to extend its thanks to Mr Braymen, Mr. Weaver, and to all the teachers who have so willingly guided, directed and taught us through the years, and particularly to Mr. Bazydlo, who has survived hree wild years with us and givan us so much valued time, hope, and guidance in all our activities. Mary Darling Class Historian ____________Liz, the Ms id _________________Mrs. Carol ________________ Mr. Carol _____________Jeannie Carol _________________Joan Carol ______________Ginger Carol ___Mr. Hoffman, a banker Mr. Wilson, School principal ______________________Tommy ______________________Eddie re«° ?ei«f H 1'. foo«' )oa« r CONNIE FOOTE LENORE RAPALSKI _ PETER REDDING____ BARBARA HOFMANN JOAN PERRY_______ MAUREEN BLASIER MAH BREAKEY _____ BILL PALMER______ PETER HART_______ TOM CONLEY CAST .1 0005 J 3, oyi SENIOR NAME FAVORITE SAYING FAVORITE SONG Deanna Panebianco Jeepers Stardust Dick Benedict Bea-Bea Great Pretender Maureen Blasier Don't bother me Crazy About You, Baby Ruth Button 1 don't know On My Word of Honor Peter Hart Drop Dead Love Is Strange Althea Bortle Why?? All at Once You Love Her Chuck McJury Drag? Rudy's Rock Sherry Green Hel-lo Blue Moon Pat Thayer Cripes sakes Young Love George Wager Oh, that's good booze!!! Crazy With Love Kay Lamphere I'm freezing Unchained Melody Connie Foote Hey, you guys— Moonglow Barb Hofmann All that jazz Let's Rip It Up Milton Thayer Oh, you dog Singing the Blues Shirley Heffron Well, 1 guess Happiness Is Just a Thing Called Joe Peter Button Stop it. Girls!! Auctioneer Joan Perry That's an awful thfng Butterfly Bernie Townsend Wanta drag??? Young Love Eileen Sielow The idea is— Love Me Tender Bill Wilkinson That's right!!! Midnight Mood Mary Fisher Golly Pink Cadillac MEMORIES FAVORITE PASTIME Russ Sleeping Dailey, bowling playing piano Chemistry?? reading psychology books Barb Chuck—naturally college boys swimming sleeping Cornell weekends dates flirting sleeping Joan Peter teasing Westvale skiing riding horseback NOTED FOR polishing her rock going steady with Bea size Chappie's secretary being shy??? good advice hot-rod straight face in Special Chorus skipping gym Hootch bunny tail ponytail and being 4'113 4 pixie hair cut dimples being late anything you can think of— driving bashful rushing using his eyes not returning pencils AMBITION raise Boston bulldogs good in the things I do secretary for goot secretary owning Mayers psychoanalyst mechanical engineer success model jack-of-all-trades secretary fashion designer airline hostess to be rich singer California secretary to be rich secretary what's that??? recreation SENIOR NAME FAVORITE SAYING FAVORITE SONG George Breakey Do 1 gotta lean on you? Smoke Rings Vallie Zick Great We Kiss in a Shadow Carlita Gillmeister I'm All Shook Up!!! It Had to Be You Arlene Dwyer Makes you wonder Harlem Nocturne Tom Conley 1 was just thinking— Love Is Strange Bill Palmer Hi, kids Earth Angel Guy Brewer Drag??? Don't Forbid Me Bob Getman For crying out loud Pink Cadillac Dick Carpenter not me!! It Isn't Right Suzanne Harris I'm for integration!! Butterfly Donna Carmen Holy cow!! Stardust Bob Eller Hi-Ho Steve-a-reno Young Love Mary Darling I'm not gonna tell you Till Then Mary McKinstry Hi You're the Reason I'm in Love Lenore Rapalski I'll slap you down Man Smart, Women Smarter Harry Barbery oh, no Stardust Carol Cornell Well??? On My Word of Honor Bob Schaefer Hi Ho, There!! Rock Pretty Baby Carol Sawyer ya don't say Only One Love Larry Sattler sure it is Moonlight Gambler Janice Beck Holy cow You Don't Owe Me a Thing David Geer Good Morning (in the afternoon) Standing on the Corner Barbara Kinahan Well, really Too Much Jackie Johnson Oh, leave me alone Young Love Mike Hogan Ralph Auctioneer Peter Reeding Hi, Fans Dianne Pat Maishock Honestly My Impossible Love MEMORIES FAVORITE PASTIME water-ski Bob—of course talking on telephone collecting money flirting with girls making John T. mad wimmin andswimmin' cars walking collecting pencils Art—natch!!! Jackie Fran Jim Sharky milking cows being miserable any and everything eating Miss B — I'll never tell well!! boys Bob wrestling all sports rock 'n roll NOTED FOR quiet parties keeping quiet ? doing school advertising sarcastic comments basketball fixing Fords rock 'n roll king crabbing telling convincing lies practicing clowning around ? driving ability eating Christian work arguing fooling in Art Class skipping S.H. D.A. and wave being fickle tipping over in a chair being Lite 'n Bright poutin' 'n sulkin' being a taxi waving to my fans being aggressive AMBITION California music teacher MRS Degree commercial artist engineer play pro basketball California marines draftsman teacher singer draftsman teacher live in Florida to be slapped down minister marriage Night Club owner private secretary to get the ole man's car private secretary minister secretary secretary California physical education teacher to be a psychiatrist COURT: W. Palmer, Eileen Sielow. King and Queen: Dick Benedict, Arlene Dwyer. G. Breakey, absent, Sharon Green. SENIOR BALL DICK BENEDICT ARLENE DWYER Fun at the ball r First row: J. Graham, J. King, Mr . Marcy, P. Newcomb, D. Blasier. Second row: J. Thayer, M. Myers, J. Carpenter, C. Sidoran, AA. Webb, P. Smith. Third row: R. Gifford, A. Coulter, T. Townsend, R. Shank, F. Loop . i THE JUNIOR CLASS First row: C. Olmstead, P. Fox, G. Spade, AAr. Gleason, L. Rhinehart, M. Brownell, C. Jardine. Second row: M. Thibault, B. AAinor, P. Captain, R. Sternberg, F. Havener, B. Smith, N. Cios, E. Leschorn, J. Thayer. Third row: J. Thompson, W. McHenry, B. Wesseldine, J. Liable, H. Wilson, L. Spier. First row: D. Cooper, S. Johnson, Mrs. Kharas, P. Frink, B. Madell. Second row: M. Elmer, J. Macadams, J. Barbary, K. Burke, S. Kirkpatrick, B. Russell, J. Hoff- man, J. Smith. Third row: G. Chandler, J. Mintonye, J. Kalin, R. Shipley, J. Tif- fany, S. Gieger. CLASS HISTORY Upon entering our Junior year we elected as officer : President, Pat Fox; Vice President, Harry Wilson; Secretaries, Carol Sidoran and Carol Jardine; Treasurer, Barbara Smith. The first big event was the arrival of our class rings. ... , „ . u „ . Tl Our first dance sponsored by the Juniors was the Masquerade Ball which was affiliated with the annual Rotary Club Halloween party. The chairman was Bruce Wesseldine. We held our annual Club '58 dance on November 9 with Diane Cooper as Chairman. On January 19 we presented the Rock and Roll Fair with Bill Thorpe as disc jockey. An important feature was the selling of school |ackets and sweatshirts. The co-chairmen were Margo Elmer and James liable. , . , . . ... From the week of February 25 to March 3 we canvassed the Town of Sullivan for the Community Council s annual fund raising drive. This was led by Ted Townsend. „ On March 22 at 8:15 the curtain went up for our Junior Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. One of the highlights of the Junior year was the Junior Prom held on May 24. Our class was also well represented in sports and extracurricular activities. In summation our Junior year was very successful, but we are looking forward to our Senior year with greater expectations. Class Advisors: Mrs. Marcy, Mrs. Kharas, Mr. Gleason. Class Officers-Top row, left to right: Harry Wilson, Pat Fox. Bottom row: Carol Sidoran, Carol Jardine, Barbara Smith. First row: N. Miller, J. Barrett, Mrs. Wilsey, J. Wessels, D. Cromp. Second row: R. Harp, S. Jackson, C. North, C. Field, L. Jones, C. Vedder. Third row: R. Chiaputti, D. Weeks, I. Pindle, C. Storer, J. Laurie, P. Burton, C. Liable, L. Gillette. THE SOPHO First row: J. Unger, H. Dillenbeck, Mr. Fallon, H. Zinn, P. Koegel. Second row: C. Breed, P. Miller, M. Nesbitt, N. Panebianco. M. Coulter, K. Foster, L. Richards, M. Ward, M. Stucker. Third row: T. Owens, B. Swain, T. Devaul, J. Marsh, D. Breed, M. Dwyer, F. Anthony, B. Coleman, P. Goodfellow. First row: S. Wataon, V. Gravenor, Mr. Taylor, S. Eddy, V. Impellizzeeri. Second row: S. Buahnell, C. Coutant, B. Bandroaky, I. Zick, V. Fawley, S. VanDeuaen, S. Cauldwell. Third row: P. Graff, P. Gatea, R. Caacanett, H. Dailey, T. Ingram, J. Babcock, R. Moyer, S. Rooaevelt, R. Weaver. MORE CLASS First row: R. Wallace, D. Fiaher, Miaa Boyd, J. Namitz, B. Angell. Second row: J. Collina, T. Roth, R. Allen, M. Weaton, R. Clark, D. Keib, R. Relyea, C. Davia. First row: M. Snyder, C. Weaver, Mr . Beldin, R. Gate , B. Button. Second row: R. Sahm, K. Creaser, C. Button, J. Geiger, L Miller, L. Ekerlin, J. Markle, I. Badgley, A. Bortle. Third row: D. Haven , J. Eachus, T. Smith, R. Beeman, C. Palmer, A. Bettinger, D. Love, C. Clo . THE FRESH First row: C. Owin, L. Loucks, Mr. Spinelli, J. Fleming, M. Brundage. Second row: A. Tucker, J. Collier, C. Smith, C. Michel, M. Ginn, C. DeFrees, V. Burke, M. Angell. Third row: E. Sunderman, J. Barden, J. McNamara, W. Winans, R. Brownell, J. Holdridge, D. Devendorf, T. Tyler. Fir t row: S. Barrett, M. Sorenson, Miss Bettinger, M. Curran, J. Rhode. Second row: R. Bergdorf, S. Settler, S. Markle, S. Church, S. Eick, C. Sternberg, P. Morgan, J. Amidon, B. Hilts. Third row: R. Whipple, A. Mercy, R. Cooper. MAN CLASS First row: K. Damon, P. Burke, S. Alley, Mrs. Lovell, J. Swain, C. Clark, C. Scott. Second row: N. Fehnel, A. Whipple, M. Hubbs, N. Geiger, G. Barton, S. Newcomb, P. Goodell. Third row: W. Barbery, J. Forghem, K. Holley, H. Russell, R. Sternberg, D. Wilson, D. Breed, C. De Vaul. 1 i 4 1 t FRESHMAN CLASS First row: J. Austin, G. Hilts, Mrs. Case, J. Hawkins, H. Miller. Second row: D. Snyder, V. Floyd, S. Van Schoick, L. Crawford, M Mann, V. Dodrill, B. Powers, D. Bloss. Third row: R. Greene, P. Kelly, E. Beck, R. Mars, J. Van Dyke, M. Potter, R. Domras, H. Carter, W. MacDonald. EIGHTH GRADE G. First row: P. Collins, B. Allen, Mr. Gehrke, K. Town, C Thompson. Second row: M. Koegel, V. Bloss, M. Mars, N. Thompson, J. Bennett, B. Hopkins, S. Cunningham. Third row: W. Carpenter, P. Collins, D. Anthony, J. Froio, D. Pallinson, D. Swain, J. Weeks, W. Houck, J. Holdridge. First row: J. Beckley, D. Smith, Mr. Whearty, G. Kinahan, P. Elmer. Second row: T. Owen , C. Devendorf, P. Burk, B Didwell, A Michel, D. Harris, J. Buchanan, E. Hogan, C. Freunscht. Third row: P. Sgroi, J. Wallice, E. Ward, J. Bendick, R. Elmer, B. Beeman, T. Tedforal, P. Wallace. First row: C. Fox, L. Chiaputte, Mr. Beradino, K. Elmer, L. Tucker. Second row: I. McAfee, M. Brown, P. Manteli, P. Foerscht, P. Schantz, S. Wadsworth, P. Taylor, A. McKinstry, L. Havenor. Third row: R. Hickman, K. Carman, J. Cutter, A. Ingram, D. Benson, D. Kingsley, R. Nichols. First row-. D. Marcy, G. Millar, R. Angcll, A. Heath. Second row: S. Chandler, Mrs. Evans, K. Minor. Third row: M. Goodfellow, K. Wright, M. Narrow, L. Bidwell, K. Meiz, E. Whaley, C. Agley. Fourth row: D. Hibbard, G. Button, R. Madell, P. Frye, J Harris, F. Bishop, D. Johnson, R. Benson. First row: D. Hilts, J. Frink, Miss Van Orden, T. Crandall, C. Baker. Second row: P. Rouleau, B. Darling, J. Clark, M. Helms, A. Townsend, W. Powers, B. Steele, M. Massaro. Third row: J. Defrees, R. Damon, A. Kingsley, N. Reenes, J. Conger, G. Thibault. Absent: H. Capece, T. McNally, I. Roberts, B. Westlake, R. McDonald. First row: P Tierney, G. Knickerbacher, H. Snyder, M. Dwyer. Second row: M. Angel, D. Kessler, Mr . Chanley, B Pooley, P. Smith. Third row: G. Heffron, S. Gillmeister, K. Walters, C. Cro , L. Emerson, J. Crandall, A. Cryan, R. Caskins, Fourth row: T. Andrews, R. Jackson, D. Lampman, N. Deyo, J. Beckley, J. Barret, W. Mintonye, D. Constanzo. SEVENTH GRADE First row: P. Johnson, A. Sigroi, K. McKean, Mr. Sorenson, M. Tanner, M. Jardine, C. Monique. Second row: G. Button, J. Fey, E. Edick, R. Harp, S. Darling, D. Smith, A. Everspaugh, P Roberts, F. Brownell. Third row: R. DeVaul, J. Graham, T. Chapel, G. Carr, J. Alley, D. Lewis, M. McNally, J. Sigroi, R. Grinnals. First row: S. Namitz, J. Hildreth, J. Townsend, K. Miller, D. Brown, A. Webb. Second row: B. Bryant, L. Adamourcz, S. Roberts, Miss Swota, J. Cody, J. Van Deusen, L. McFall. Third row: P. Bailey, J. Burton, P. Sullivan, P. Scanlan, E. lastine, G. Wholey, J. Barrett. Fourth row: F. Park, W. Wallis, S. Carnrite, D. Wilber, C. Tobin, C. Eick, J. Reeves. SEVENTH GRADE First row: R. Smith, R. Elmore, J. Wilson, W. Brundage. Second row: S. Barden, K. Cramer, K. Grant, Mr. Shea, D. Wilsey, J. Cunningham, K. Holley. Third row: S. Stolp, J. Troy, M. Snyder, E. Bumpus, C. Britton, J. Marsh, S. Center, M. Mosher, J. Marcy. Fourth row: C. Rapalski, D. Laurie, S. Parker, A. Wilson, R Bailey, R. Pelot, R. Spier, P. Namitz, K. Garlock. First row: R. Cromp, D. Heffron, Mrs. Butman, D. Smith, D. Devendorf. Second row: D. Stabb. D. Weeks, M. Devendorf, M. Green, G. Philo, D. Bidwell, A. Dillenbeck. Third row: J. Eversbaugh, E. Tanner, M. Philo, D. Falsey, J. Nesbitt, R. Blosier, W. Harris. SEVENTH GRADE First row: D. Dibble, G. Crandall, P. Van Brocklin, J. Farmer, C. Emhoff, A. Hart, S. Henry, L. Landers. Second row: M. Panebianco, M. Braymen, J. Davis, K. Fisher, W. Metcalf, Miss Sheehan, P. Gates, T. Huggins, D. DeFrees, P. Russell. Third row: D. Cromp, G. Stinger, T. Mabe, C. Centner, E. Benjamin, J. Brown, R. Herrick, W. Peck, W. Pindle, A. Stinger, W. King. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row: V. Gravenor, S. Harris. Mr. Gehrke, P Fox. S. Bushnell. Second row: M. Darling. J. Granger, C. Vedder, H. Wilson, D. Patterson, C. Sidoran, B. Hofmann, M. Webb, R. Wallace. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row B Madell, Miss Boyd. L. Rhineheart, J Wessels Second row: J. Grahm. M. Brundage, S. Sattler, H. Zinn. V. Impellizeri, D. Cromp, M. Brownell. Third row: P. Newcomb, C. Olmsted, L Eckerland, J. Collins, M. McKinstry, B Russell, L. Jones, J. Thayer, M. Ward, S. Johnson, B Angel. F U T U R E H 0 M E M A K E R S 0 F A M E R I C A First row: L. Rapalski, B. Madell, A. Cryan, C. Gillmiester, A. Dwyer, E. Sielo, R. Button. Second row: K. Towne, P. Collins, M. Koegel, V. Impellizeri, B. Angel, S. Gillmiester, C. Cross, Mr. Berardino, L. Emerson, M. Elmer, J. Wessels, R. Gates, C. Weaver, B. Allen, C. Foote. Third row: S. Van Schoick, S. Eddy, C. DeVaul, S. Green, M. Webb, J. Collins, B. Smith, R. Sternberg, D. Patterson, F. Havener, C. Sidoren, R Holly, M. Thibaulf, C. Jardine, M. Meyers, G. Thibault, L. Rhinehart, P. Fox. First row: B. Kinahan, B. Hofmann, L. Rapalski, Mrs. Barmore, P. Newcomb, J. Hoffman. Second row: M. Blasier, C. Foote, A. Dwyer, J. Perry, D. Panebianco, M. Darling, E. Sielow, J. Graham. Third row: J. Thayer, P. Smith, P. Thayer, C. Sawyer, P. Hart, V. Zick, J. Carpenter, J. King, K. lamphere. ART CLUB cur « u Fir  ru . C. Foote, M. Sorenson, V Floyd, V. Fawley, P. Captain, C. Olrmtead, K. Burke, D. Bio . Second row: N. Miller, V. Gravenor, Van Schoick, V. Floyd, S. Eddy, C. North, Mr . Lewis, A. Smedes, N. Fehnel, C. DeVaul, J. Green. 5? P- « '«hock S R u ,ck Second row- r S Bu'h H. Mr F i « l phere MCr 7°rd- R f r M fV. Con,«y. «. Mann K M F, her- v F,°yd Thir k' c Cornel1- C K- P. Miller o J E«chus T. yj—r‘ Domras. R. Cooper, H. Holdridge, C. Cornell, T. Townsend, S. Green, Mrs. Case, A. Coulter, G. Chandler, C. Vedder, E. Beck, R. Domras, H. Miller, J. Barret, S. Barrett, L. Loucks, J. Fleming, M. Myers, C. Button, D. Fisher. M. Elmer, P. Maishock, S. Bushnell, M. Thibault, M. Sorenson, C. Clark, P. Fox, C. Owens. B. Button, J. Geiger, C. Defrees, S. Kirkpatrick, T. Conley, C. liable, W. McHenry, A. Marcy, J. Tiffany, R. Snank, J. Babcock, J. Liable, N. Panebianco, C. Davis, I. Richer, I. Crawford, S. Market, S. Jackson. £3 F R E N C H C L U B P. Maishock, $. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Case, M. Nesbitt, Rapalski, C. Gillmeister, M. Thibault, D. Cooper, C. Ingram, P. Gates, C. Coutant, M. Mann. C. Scott, A. Tucker, V. Fauley, S. Van Deusen, L. Foote, C. Sidoran, P. Graff, R. Relyea, R. Clark, T. First row: K. Case, C. Breed, Mr. Spinelli, J. Laible, G. Chandler. Second row: M. Brundage, C. Owen, A. Tucker, J. Swain, S. Newcomb, M. Meyers. M. Thibault, C. Jardine, G. Spade, P. Koegel, P. Burke, C. Olmstead, S. Sattler, J. Thompson. Third row: M. Elmer, B. Minor, P. Captain, R. Sternberg, H. Wilson, J. Tiffany, R. Shank, B Wesseldine, R. Gifford, A. Coulter, J Kalin, W. McHenry, F. Havenor. B Smith, B. Russell, K. Foster, E. Leschom. A U D I 0 V I S U A L J. Babcock, T. Owens. Mr. Gleason, J. Eachus, T. Devaul. Second row: J. Amayon, C. Devaul, P. Collins, J. McNamera, R. Domras. Third row: P. Kelley, J. Barret, H. Russell, R. Brownell, B. Beeman, T. Tedford, J. Furio, J. Forgham. SPANISH CLUB First row: M. J. Stacker, S. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Case, J. Eachus, S. Watson. Second row: T. Tyler, D. Havens, K. Holley, J. Marsh, B. Wesseldine, W. Winans, B. Caseanett, D. Breed. DEBATING CLU h First row: V. Gravenor, T. Ingram, R. Madell. Second row: C. Weaver, Mr. Gehrke, K. Metz. JUNIOR BAND First row: F. Brownell, C. Emhoff, J. McNamara, K. Cramer, S. Namitz. Second row: J. Barrett, F. Parks, R. Allen, Mr. Lawton, D. Lewis, A. Heath, A. McKinstry. DRILL TEAM First row: M. Webb, C. Button, S. Jackson, C. Davis, F. Havener, D. Fisher, M. Elmer, C. Olmsted, B. Madell. Second row: S. Settler, M. Myers, J. Smith, V. Burke, C. Sidoran, M. Coulter, M. Nesbitt, J. MacAdams, M. Sorenson, P. Fox, D. Blasier. SENIOR BAND First row: D. Johnson, V. Gravenor, L. Richer, L. Zick, K. Metz, Mr. Lawton, W. Metcaff, A. Smedes, S. Bushnell, D. Bloss, M. Sorenson. Second row: P. Goodfellow, V. Floyd, C. Sternberg, V. Burke, C. Sidoren, P. Hart, R. Beeman, B. Shank, M. McKinistry, S. Eick, D. Carman, K. Minor. Third row: J. MacNamarra, J. Forgam, K. Burke, D. Clarke, P. Goodfellow, R. Allen, R. Madell, J. Eachus, T. Owens, S. Church, G. Button. SENIOR Carol Sidoran MAJORETTES Pat Fox Donna Blasier First row: E. Sielow, M. Darling, E. Leschorn, K. Lamphere, B. Minor, Miss Hammes, J. Hoffman, C. Olmstead, B. Madell, D. Cooper, J. Graham. Second row: G. Chandler, P. Newcomb, M. Meyers, D. Carman. J. King, M. Thibault, R. Button, C. Gillmeister, B. Hofmann, C. Jardine, J. Smith, J. Thayer, S. Heffron, G. Spade, .T Hoffman. Third row: P. Gates, M. McKinstry, S. Kirkpajfjck, K. Burke, R. Moyer, C. McJury, V. Zick, D. Benedict, P. Redding, C. Storer, C. laible, J. Carpenter, B. Bandrosky, L. Richer, D. Chiaputti, B. Greene. Ci n n n n n r i -o p r First row: F. Anthony, S. Roosevelt, R. Allen, T. Smith, C. Smith, D. Weeks, P. Goodfellow, T. Conley. Second row: M. Webb, M. Elmer, L. Rapalski, A. Smeads, M. Nesbitt, C. Sawyer, Miss Hammes, K. Foster, P. Thayer, S. Jackson, C. Breed, K. Case, C. Coutant. Third row: C. Foote, J. Barrett, P. Fox, S. Watson, J. Johnson, C. Cornell, P. Captain, N. Panebianco, F. Havenor, B. Smith, C. Sidoran, B. Kinahan, S. Green, A. Dwyer, P. Koegal, V. Impellizzieri, D. Cromp. Fourth row: P. Button, M. Thayer, B. Townsend, M. Hogan, R. Gifford, R. Shank, B. Wesseldine, D. Norton, J. Kalin, B. Palmer, J. Tiffany, H. Dailey, L. Pindle ft ft O r First row: C. Foote, S. Green, R. Button, Miss Hammes, C. Breed, B. Kinahan, P. Koegel Second row: K. Case, L. Rapalski, G. Goodfellow, C. Cornell, V. Zick, P. Captain, M. McKinstry, D. Carman, B. Eller. Third row: C. Smith, R. Moyer, C. McJury, P. Redding, B. Wesseldine, R. Gifford, B. Palmer, T. Conley. 9 l First row: C. Scott, D. Hilts, J. Barrett, Miss Hammes, B. Button, J. Austin, S. Satler. Second row: H. Miller, K. Damon, V. Floyde, C. Button, S. Alley, V. Berk, B. Powers, J. Collier, P. Burke, J. Swain, C. Clark, M. Brundage. Third row: M. Angle, S. VanSchoich, P. Godell, J. Geiger, N Geiger, M. Ginn, C. Michels, C. DeFrees, L. Eckerlin, L. Badgley, K. Creaser, J. Flemming. Pint row: A. Dywer, C. Foote, J. Wessels, Miss Hammes, C. Olmstead, J. Barrett, B. Kinahan. Second row: M. Thibault, J. Collins, K. Lamphere, D. Fisher, P. Maischock, S. Jackson, C. Vedder, M. Myers. Third row: L Rapalski, M. Nesbitt, L. Richards, C. Sidoran, K. Burke, N. Panebianco, C. Davis, K. Foster, A. Smedes. SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS First row: D. Cromp, J. Namitz, M. Angeli, J. Unger, N. Miller, P. Newcombe, V. Impelizzieri, J. Graham. Second row: P. Koegel, S. Eddy, C. Coutant, J. King, Miss Hammes, J. Thayer, J. Smith, M. Webb, M. Ward. Third row: C. Relyea, C. Jardine, B. Leschorn, G. Fawley, R. Sternberg, C. Breed, L Zick, M. Mc- Kinstry, D. Carmon, K. Case, B. Minor, R. Button, J. Hoffman, P. Fox. Fourth row: B. Smith, B. Band- rosky, J. Carpenter, C. Field, F. Havenor, V. Zick, M. Coulter, S. Kirkpatrick, P. Captain, C. Cornell, M. Elmer. MEMORIAM AM O First row: H. Carter, P. Goodfellow, R. Cooper, G. Zinn, B. Domeras, R. CHiaputtii. Second row: Coach Wilford, D. Wilson, B. Brownell, A. Marcy, R. Moyer, Smith, R. Cillen. Third row: R. Sternberg, C. Palmer, M. Weston, A. Sharpe, D. Norton. J U N I 0 R F 0 0 T B A L L Bob Getman B. McHenry J. Liable M. Hogan B. Wilkinson A. Coulter P. Redding M. Thayer B. Coleman T. Conley S. Storer J. Tiffaney P. Button A. Nutting D. Weeks B. Shank Chittenango 13 Camden VARSITY 0 rhittpnsnnn 0 V.V.S 32 Chittenanao 0 Oneida 19 Chittenango 7 Clinton 32 Chittenango 6 Cazenovia 41 Chittenango 0 Hamilton . 12 Chittenango 0 Canastota 41 F. Anthony B. Wessildine C. Liable M. Potter T. Townsend H. Wilson B. Palmer S. Roosevelt COACH DICHRISTINA ASSISTANT COACH GLEASON JUNIOR VARSITY They We East Syracuse 47 29 Cazenovia 61 31 Canastota 36 29 Hamilton 45 44 Waterville 46 51 Clinton 40 39 Camden 55 33 V. V. S 50 34 Oneida 60 37 Cazenovia 72 52 Canastota 43 33 Hamilton 40 Waterville 36 20 Clinton 28 54 Camden 37 34 V. V. S. 58 39 Oneida 69 33 Left to right: C. Palmer, A. Marcy, A. Sharpe, T. Ingram, J. VanDyke, C. Storer. Kneeling: D. Weeks, R. Sternberg, B. Winas, J. Holdridge, Coach Synakowski. VARSITY Left to right: I. Pindle, P. Redding, J. Kalin, B. Palmer, A. Coulter, T. Townsend, B. Getman, B. Shank, R. Gifford, J. Tiffany, H. Dailey, B. Coleman. Center: AA. Thayer, Captain; Coach Chapman. Absent: Dick Benedict. Chittenango 47 East Syracuse 54 Chittenango 58 Cazenovia 46 Chittenango 49 Canastota 44 Chittenango 53 Hamilton 61 Chittenango 65 Waterville 55 Chittenango 56 Clinton 42 Chittenango 35 Camden 62 Chittenango 58 V. V. S 82 Chittenango 63 Oneida 64 Chittenango 76 Cazenovia 84 Chittenango 39 Canastota 51 Chittenango 48 Hamilton 42 Chittenango 59 Waterville 56 Chittenango 58 Clinton 49 Chittenango 59 Camden 60 Chittenango 61 V. V. S. 59 Chittenango 52 Oneida .59 BASKETBALL WRESTLING MIKE HOGAN PETER BUTTON They We Baldwinsville 21 19 North Syracuse 13 35 Canastota 23 20 West Genesee 19 25 v.v.s. ...16 22 Rome 14 26 Oneida 33 12 Camden 14 26 Canastota 11 33 V.V.S 25 15 Rome 20 18 Oneida 28 10 Jamesville DeWitt .13 30 Camden 3 41 PAT GOODFELLOW and ROGER ALLEN Back row: Coach Pashley, Assistant Coach DiChris- tina, T. Tyler, P. Button, B. Wesseldine, J. Bab- cock, M. Hogan, K. Car- men, Managers T. Owens, T. Smith. Front row: C. Cios, M. Potter, R. Allen, R. Cooper, H. Carter, P. Goodfellow, S. Roosevelt, P. Gates. JUNIOR VARSITY First row: D. Cromp, L. Rhinehart, S. John- son. Second row: C. Jardine, M. Thibault, N. Panebianco. T stjW vS - J •I m i s K C-- GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM M ,lhotk S- 0.traw,ki, N Goodrich, B Sm.th, Mr. Fitzpatrick, C. Worlock, C. Breed j Z7n. D cooper's R pai‘ s h : thESVP- Tu«i,h0 ik' £. Br ed' Mrs EHipatrick, B. D r “ ' «1 Rh,neh« M. Newcomb, P '9 1, D. Cooper, S. Rapalski, N. Cooper. GIRLS' LACROSSE TEAM GIRLS' BASKETBALL First row: Diane Cooper, Margo Elmer, Barbara Russell, Sue Johnson, Peggy Newcomb. Second row: Mickey Mann, Nancy Clos, Miss Rhinehart, Barbara Smith, Mary Webb. Third row: Joan Perry, Mary Fisher, Charlene North, Jan Fleming, Linda Loucks, Pat Fox. fugs ] Sj APPLI (Your Gen BEST WISHES CLASS of '57 LEY GAULT ANCE SHOP eral Electric Dealer) CHITTENANGO LUMBER COMPANY Growing With Chittenango D H GULF SERVICE Tires—Batteries Towing Service Any Time Anywhere CHITTENANGO 5 CORNERS Telephone 7981 GEORGE W. COWDREY Representing NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Don't Settle for Less Set the Best at MAYERS' MARKET CHITTENANGO NEW YORK Our Aim Service—Quality—Satisfaction Compliments of HINKSON HEATING COMPANY Heating, Plumbing, and Electrical Contractors Septic Tank Cleaning Hobbies and Sporting Equipment 214 GENESEE STREET PHONE 4371 CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK Compliments of CREASER'S FOOD STORE CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK Fancy Groceries Frozen Foods Beverages Open Evenings and Sunday Compliments of DEMONG STICKLES Law Office CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK Come to PAT'S CHEVROLET CORNER Compliments of See the Sweet, Smooth and Sassy PETER J. HOPKINS 1957 Chevrolet Law Office Phone 3-III, 6876 and CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK NE-7-6267 B. H. TRACY AND SONS, INC. Lumber—Builder’s Supplies Coal FAYETTEVILLE, NEW YORK Phone 65-3174 Congratulations Class of ‘57 LEO SONS COFFEE SHOP 802 Crouse Ave. SYRACUSE, N. Y. BEST WISHES From TUCKERS MARKET Compliments of Your Friendly Store in Lakeport DR. AND MRS. MALOFF Compliments of the CLOVERLEAF HOTEL CHITTENANGO STATION BUTMAN'S FLOWERS Corsages, Wedding Flowers, Potted Plants, Cut Flowers, Everything for Home Use. Phone Chittenango 5271 GREYROCK DAIRY FARM Compliments of WALDMAN'S A good place to get your girl or boy a registered Holstein calf for his 4-H project. ROBERT H. FISHER Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 BUCKLEY PETROLEUM DR. WEST, M.D. DR. COATES, M.D. BILL BAILEY'S of Bridgeport Fine Foods and Legal Beverages Banquets and Parties Compliments of W. I. TYLER'S SONS CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK Home Furnishings and Funeral Directors Compliments of CLARKS SERVICE STATION CANASTOTA, NEW YORK CANASTOTA FRUIT COMPANY SILVER STAR MARKET JOSEPH A. BUTTINO, Prop. Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries, Meat and Legal Beverages MANN'S ESQUIRE CLEANERS Chittenango Canastota Oneida Congratulations to the Class of 1957 T. H. PERRIN COMPANY The Rexall Store Canastota, N. Y. Phone 9330 CENTRAL NEW YORK'S PHOTOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS KEN'S LUNCHEONETTE Serving Complete Dinners, Sundaes, Sodas KEN WATKINS, Prop. Phone 7953 Chittenango, N. Y. Compliments of QUEENSBORO FARM PRODUCTS Incorporated WILLIAMS RESTAURANT Bridgeport and Taft Roads R.D. 1 EAST SYRACUSE. NEW YORK B. F. METCALF SONS SEEDS—FARM SUPPLIES-HARDWARE MONAD PAINTS SPORTING GOODS BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone 2891 Chittenango, New York A. F. RYAN SONS, INC. Your Suburban Dodge-Plymouth Dealer Phone—Manlius 62-2761 or Oneida—Phone 1579 NEW YORK Compliments of BRIDGEPORT BARBER SHOP Compliments of DIEMOLDING CORPORATION Canastota, New York Compliments of DEVENDORF'S ATLANTIC SERVICE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 5 Corners Chittenango, New York Phone Chiftenango 7711 ANDY RAY'S ESSO One Mile East of Bridgeport On Route 31 Compliments of PHILIP B. IACONIS Law Office CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK See BROWN for Sound SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Phone 2879 NEWTON'S MOBILE HOMES New—Used E Z Bank Terms Hitches, Helper Springs, Roof Coating, Bot- tled Gas, Furniture, Refrigerators, Stoves, Alum-O-Rooms and Awnings. Lakeport Route 31 Phone Ne 3-5724 TILY DAIRY Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products Cash and Carry Service at Lyndon FAYETTEVILLE, NEW YORK THE CANTEEN RESTAURANT Visit Our New COCKTAIL LOUNGE Our Delicious Food From One to a Banquet Casualty—Fire—Marine Health and Accident—Fidelity Surety GLEN E. ROBERTS All Forms of Insurance BRIDGEPORT, N. Y. Tel. Neptune 3-5721 R. D. 1. Kirkviile PRECISION CASTINGS CO Div. Harsco Corporation Recognize these names that will shortly follow? Many of the material things in your daily life carry Precision Die Castings. Radios and Tele- visions: Sylvania, Zenith, Stromberg Carlson, Admiral, Westinghouse. Automobiles: Ford, Mercury, Lincoln, Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, Pack- ard, Chrysler. Washing Machines: Maytag, Easy Washer, Whirlpool. Electric Tools: Porter Cable, Black and Decker. Cameras: Kodak, Bell and Howell, DeJur. Precision Castings has developed over 10,000 dies and countless bil- lions of parts, designed, casted, machined plated and finished in a nine plant organization comprising nearly 3000 employees. Plants FAYETTEVILLE, NEW YORK KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS CLEVELAND, OHIO SYRACUSE, NEW YORK CORTLAND, NEW YORK ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS Learn to Co-Operate VIBROCASS VAULT COMPANY CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK There Is a Difference!... ... in Realtors. Be Sure You Buy or Sell Through Phones CHITTENANGO 3176 CLARENCE H. SHANK Public Accountant INCOME TAX CONSULTANT Chittenango, New York BRONSON KINCAID Water Well Drilling Contractors Phone Canastota 7900 or Chittenango 2207 Congratulations to the Senior Class W. O. HEFFERNAN INSURANCE AGENCY We Insure Anything Against Everything GENESEE AND ONEIDA STREETS CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK Phone Chitt. 4121 Fayetteville Neptune 76821 From the NETHERLAND DAIRY Be Happy, Stay Healthy With All the Nourishing NETHERLAND DAIRY PRODUCTS • Grade A Milk • Homogenized Milk • Cottage Cheese • Chocolate Milk • Buttermilk • B-Trim When in the Mood for Fine Food Visit THE COTTAGE MARSHALL BRONSON, Prop. Canastota, New York Phone Canastota 7900 Route 5 • Quality Chekd Ice Cream • Orange Juice for reqular delivery Compliments of CHARLES HOTEL Your Congenial Hosts MARTHA and CHARLES MINTZ PHONE 75-5115 or OSWEGO 24 Rugs and Furniture Cleaned and Repaired Expertly Done and Guaranteed FRED SHEHADI SON, INC. Complete Rug and Carpet Sales and Service 643 Burnet Ave. Phone GRanite 9-7022 Syracuse 3, N. Y. CARPETS MADE-UP AND INSTALLED BY CRAFTSMEN HOGAN'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORE Compliments of M. PANEBIANCO SONS ONEIDA BEAUTY BRAND POTATOES Phone 5461 Chittenango, New York Chittenango, N. Y. Ph. 4103 — 4381 BILL'S FIXIT SHOP 289 Genesee Street CHITTENANGO Furniture Repair Screen Repair Window Glazing, Etc. Phone 4171 FREY AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 215 Broad St. ONEIDA, NEW YORK Distributors of Automotive Electrical, Carburetor Parts and Equipment Compliments of the CANASTOTA HI WAY BOWL, INC. Rt. 5 CANASTOTA, NEW YORK E0GERT BROS. CORP. Collamer-Bridgeport Rd. Phone 77-2568 JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS INTMNATIONAL HARVESTER Congratulations ONEIDA HARDWARE COMPANY HOLDRIDGE BROS, Props. Oneida, New York WHITE STAR RESTAURANT AND CABINS Open 24 Hours Meals Served All Hours Where Friends Meet to Eat ROUTE 5 CHITTENANGO. N. Y. Compliments to the Class of '57 HAROLD W. TOBIN General Builders Compliments of ROSWELL W. CULL and Associates CIVIL ENGINEERS LAND SURVEYORS Compliments of DR. ROY ERLENBACK Compliments of DR. McCANN Compliments of THE TEN PIN RESTAURANT Come in—You'll Find Us Friendly STATE BANK OF CHITTENANGO NEW YORK Can We Be of Service to You? SAVINGS ACCOUNTS—CHECKING ACCOUNTS—XMAS CLUB ACCOUNTS Loans for Any Legitimate Purpose Safekeeping Accounts for Government Bonds Our Funds Are Insured by the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Up to $10,000 Best Wishes to Class of '57 KLOBE STUDIO 'Tale Pictures for Pink People 240 Kinne Street EAST SYRACUSE, NEW YORK COME SEE MILK PRODUCED ( • rfhju Group and Individuals Welcome GATES Appointments Not Necessary • FARMS MILKING TIME 3:15 to 5 p.m. 1 WHWG tc V Manlius-Chit+enango Road We Sell Whole Hams Visit Our Smokehouse FRED HODGES Men's and Boys' Clothing Boy Scout Headquarters 132 MAIN STREET ONEIDA, NEW YORK The Original HAM THAT AM HAM Phone 134 RESTAURANT Best Wishes to the Class WILLIAM C. STUCKER of '57 Owner-Manager HAZEL W. HILDRETH Phone 7958 Congratulations to Senior Class of '57 RALPH WEBBER 3 Decades of Insurance Service CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK Congratulations STANLEY F. BITTNER CHITTENANGO STATION WEEKS GARAGE Phone 5844 CHITTENANGO STATION G.L.F. Service Feed Seed Fertilizer Compliments of HOWARD'S TAVERN HOWARD, ELSIE AND TEDDY Bridgeport, N. Y. Farm Supplies All Sizes Prompt Service Budget Plan Phone 5471 Compliments to the Class of 1957 SAFE-WINGS, INC Congratulations to the Airports at Lakeport, Class of 1957 Canastota, Syracuse, SULLIVAN Fulton SPORTS CENTER PHONES Neptune 35311 Canastota 7923 Syracuse 54-1261 Fulton 2-9951 Phone 6179 CHITTENANGO FARM SUPPLY ALLIS-CHALMERS Sales Service Parts Phone 3301 Chittenango, New York CAR AND TRUCK PAINTING BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS GLASS INSTALLATION FRONT END ALIGNMENT DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE CAR AND TRUCK TOWING FRANK'S BODY SHOP Route 5 Chittenango, New York TELEPHONE 2401 FERSTLER'S GENERAL STORE Bridgeport, N. Y. NE-3-2531 Compliments of DOCTOR TH IB AULT Compliments of FLAVINS REXALL DRUGS Phone 5101 Compliments of G. L. F. SOIL BUILDING SERVICE CANASTOTA, NEW YORK Phone 3561 or 3282 Chittenango, New York BOOSTERS J. L. Graves Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Hofmann Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Maishock Mr. and Mrs. J. Daye Mr. and Mrs. C. Gifford Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pullen Rattlesnake Gulch Store Mary's Gift Shop Mrs. John A. Hancock Sunoco Service Station—Fayetteville Richfield Station—Dewitt Miss Janet Burt Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lovell Mr. William D. Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. John Whearty Lois McCann Antoinette Spano Sylvester S. White Mr. and Mrs. Max Frey Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter Eleanor R. McAfee Miss Carol Hammes Mr. and Mrs. Tony Synakowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shumard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vanderwerken Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beck Dr. and Mrs. Howard J. Foote Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blasier James Cromp Miss Carolyn Rhinehart Mr. and Mrs. A. Gehrke Victor Organek Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Crouch Diamond Crystal Store Mr. and Mrs. George Darling Harry Waterman and Family Mrs. Robert H. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Barmore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eby Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roach Miss Virginia Van Orden Florence W. Heath Mary Jane Rosse Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Harris Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamphere Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bridenbecker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tuttle Mrs. Chanley Miss Helen Boyd Mr. Frank Di Christina Mr. and Mrs. William E. Case Mayor and Mrs. Clair Button Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Kinnetz Mrs. Virginia Geer TA LITHOGRAPHED BY — LOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS • TEXAS Th Bh Yearbook an TAYLOR MADE Oileos.